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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
MILLER'S ASSASSIN
INSANE WOMAN

fHf Gnfteu Pfeaasl
FAIRBANKS. Nov An lnsan-
ny commission says Blanche =.
Duvall. the murdercgn Of Chief OF
Police Miller. 4. insane. Prosecut.
ing Attorney Ciegg says Il ~ i'm
probable the woman ever win be
tried for tho crime. although she
ia held 20 the grand jury.
The funeral Thursday was the
biggest In the history of the North.
lands, More than 200 people paid
a last tribute OF respect 10 the
dead The Eagles and Masons
were Ia charge OF the ceremony.
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EpMoNus. Nov III c. Camp
bell. arrested Thursday. November
5, while attempting 20 piifer sons
81 the conteuts of tho Edmouds
drug atoru. wac arralKued yesterday
afternoon and found guilty. he
wiii serve 90 days In the county
jail
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NEW FOREST DISTRICTS.

WARRINGTON. Nov. The for
rst service today announced the
creation ~ administrative districts
% which. after Dec 4. an business
heretofore transacted IN Washing.
ton VIII be- sent Tho district wiil
Include stations a. Denver. Ogden.
san Francisco, Portland and Mis-
aouia
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ATTEMPTS TO SUPPRESS
KAISER'S INTERVIEW
10y United prs.s.l

BERLIN. Nov. The announce
ment made here today. that tho
Century Magazine viii publish an
extended Interview with kaiser
Wilhelm IN ths December issue. has
aroused great interest throughout
the empire II n feared that the
Interview viii prove another liho
that published Ia the London Telc-
graph. which nearly caused an up
hcaval In tbs government II ia un-
darsteul that the German embassy
at Washington has been nfierea 20
obtain tho exact te2l ~ the inter-
Wow and % attempt - suppress a.
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badly beaten yesterday when ne
entered the store OF the seattle
Paint Co. tag first ax.. aud started
a. raise a ruw while drunk Nhaffsr
was taken e. the MaYHide Emers
gFncY hospital whHru several cuts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

FAInuANkN Now 2 - Complete
fstHfnn % the FsraN vote for cleo
ton. taken hera with al the for
uaalify and prureauFa ~ a regular
election. give Bryan tfi Taft asa.
Iehs tRs A heauttfNi souvenir ~
the TAnana ~ 90 be sent 20 Bryan
ss q result Of the ballet
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i Health Commissioner
:, ~, to Keep Guard
on Disease.

-. cases Of ualisnant, or !., ToS'
Iss ' ~ ~,mmcnly termed ~ el", =,
~ So have been repe e, i, " ],
as'. .e department within me y,
l .s.ss weeks, and = o,9ys ,. "a
~. ..'s ans spread q lhls y, a' ',..,.,'
~ I N, commissions Commission. ..,,,a,.
y. lssuea a sistemen, o 4. ..l'',.
Y y. 4 he necessity Of opse, ",
sl ~, Y pseaution that can De
4. .Aree eases q reeota NJ. We :
Az within . com ALVEY n Y. !.
ss Y. and the hish death "a. I ~.
~. ne appearance 81 ,he u .l,'..
enrs he STRIFE. Observance
...s,ary laws and rvsula'ions
4. = enid I'D in eliminaiips Y.
~ victim q the disease . 4, was =.
80 MARION Gordon. aeus s,,.
/. ~ CARBON. who lives On Naih'
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lies Ascension in the
| Zeppelin Drigible
| Airship.

zRI.N. NOT. 7.--Cguwn Priuce
Asn seday made an ascension
foanf Zeppelin and l. other
~sgers IA the grgat Zeppelin
Flse bail0oa. Tke prince shpw
mtgas q nervousness. and was
nzIasfic and angiens 10 get into
a. before the others
= lhe great monster ross Il was
nrss nefihward. and the prince
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

- the annual election - Offs
Gers for The Moran Company lest
nisht the following Nsre elected
for the coming year .. A. Moore.
president. J v. Patterson. vice pres
ldont and general manager. Nj 81
iytsr. secretary q. " CLARK. treas
arcr. a. schuhnch and ). "a Latf-
mar trustees.
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CABINET MAY REsloN.


VIENNA Nov lit IL reported
that the resignation II the Aus.
trlan cabinet la imminent. MS tho
outcome Of the dianentlons among
the German aud Czech ministers.
arising from the recent conflicts In
Prague and other bohemian towns.
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sHor INA DREAM.
az unIted pfeaa.l

\ TORONTO. Ont. NoD7-- ,
4 s -. Ainslee. travelling man I
= for an iron firm Of Reno. Nov. 1
4 was found in bis room In the !
. WALKER house with a bullet 4
y wound IN his breast just under 4
4 the heart Ainslca said that 4
= he had a revolver under his
4 pillow, and that he must have 4
4 pulled n ont and discharged II 4
= while dreaming. IL Is feared 4
4 he Will not recover.
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Mt. VERNON. wash, Nov. T.
Mrs. Fred Woods. wuo has been
visiting her daughters Gertie and
Lepnai ~ Avon, viii return 20 her
ranch Monday Mrs J MOntgom-
cry viii return with her for a abort
visit
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The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Transactions yesterday on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange amounted 10
$500 in bonds and Isl shares of stock.
The trading was somewhat scattered and
generally on a little lower prices than
have prevailed.
The bonds sold were Capital Traction
5s, at lOOl+, and Washington Railway and
Electric Is, at SOS and S0l1 The COM
mon stock OF the latter company was
neglected, but the preferred shares sold
at s074 down TO SO1z.
Washington Gas came out in fractional
lots at g. Bell Telephone sold at SS and
90. Mergenthaler at 300 and some Of the
bank shares at about the usual prices.
A new bid price was entered on the Mer-
chants and Mechanics Savings Bank. at
1874. two points and one-half higher than
the previous bid, but there were no
transactions in the stock
f. Southard Parker. president OF the
National Metropolitan Bank and presi-
dent Of the Washington Clearing House,
stated last night that nothing additional
had been done toward the organization
OF the National Currency Association un-
der the terms of the new Aldrich law.
He said the Washington bankers hal
taken preliminary steps toward the or
ganization OF such an association, and
were now waiting upon the Secretary OF
the Treasury for further action In the
matter. The organization OF the associa-
ti0n is In the hands of an executive com
mlttee. and when certain blank forms
are ready at the Treasury Department
the committee will call a meeting OF the
representatives of the national banks OF
Washington and the organization viii
go forward
The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. June O.-Following are the Official
pricrs at the principal commission houses:
BUTTER-Creamcry. fancy. pr h., A'aa3; tmi-
tation. per h. lsa30; Maryland and Pennsylvania
rolls per b. II. packed. Ohio. Per 10. l6i1aL
do. West Virginia per ID. l63sal7. Maryland. Nr-
giria and Pennsylvania dair prints. per H., T.
LIVE POULTRY-Spring chickens. per H.. large.
Z3ass: do per h small 90 medium. 22aS; old
hens. per h.. heavyweight. lsis; ducks, puddle.
per h.. large. Old 10; do. old Muscovy and mon
grel. per 10. 9al0; Pekins. per H.. l0all
EGGs-NlaUland Pennsylvania. and nearby
frsts l6i4: Eastern Shore. Maryland. and vir-
ginin l6is; Western hrsts. l6i4; West Virginia,
lCsal7.
POTATOES Old, nearby. prime. per bushel. 6Ja
=. do. New YORK. prime. per bushel. soas5, do,
Western prime FER bushel oas5; do. Western
Maryland and Pennsylvania Per bushel prime. 75a
So do seconis. 50a6o; Norfolk. per barrel. No.
l. t7ja3o0. do. pr barrel. seconds. l5a200: do.
Charleston pr barrel. No. l. 1j0a175, do, North
Carolina. per barrel No l. 175a300; do. Rap
rahannork per barrel. 215aZJ0; do. York River.
psf barrel 125a2N
GREEN FRUITS AND yEGETABLEs-Apple
New YORK assorted. per barrel. L75a30O. asparagus.
Eastern shore Nd. cultivated per dozen. L25a2 %
do, Wild 6oal5, cabhage North Carolina, new. per
crate 5a50. Norfolk per barrel, i0ay0 eacimbcrs,
N,rfolk pr baskct, looal,S grape fH;t. florida,
per box 2S0a3 30. onions. Bermuda. per box LlOa
l8. peas. Eastern Shore. I'D. pr ah-barrei
basket 3oa5O green peas Norfolk, per half-barrel
basket lo0al 2: do. wax beans North Carolina.
basket 7jaLoO squash. Charleston. ger basket.
looa15Q strawberries. native, per quart, 5a9i do,
Eastern shore Maryland. and Virginia. PER quart,
sa7 tomatoes. Florida, per carrier. fancy. L35a2o0
fair % good loQal.J2; cherries. Maryland and Nir
gina. i,r barrel. 2o0aeN basket, aal.N.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. June lo-Followins are the cfaciai
prices to-day;
WHEAT-Spot contract. @Aa9iA; spot No. ?
red Western. etas7; June. 9ffa9sk: July. s9&asO /:
August ssis: steamer No 2 red. Ns.: receipts.
B.l9 bushels southern on grade. ga9ps.
COGN-Srot mixed. To- No. white. 79 July.
7p.a7Hl; September. 7yha75ls: steamer mixed "a:
receipts, s2i2 bushels. Southern white corn. 81;
Southern yellow corn. 81.
OATS-Stock in elevators. 0ls bushels ship
mcn;s from elevators. 1885 bushels. White No p
heavy. 50; do. No ;. heavy. 57a57i4; DO. No. 3.
medium. SASSY; do. No. B. light. 55i4aj6; do, No.
4. light TO heavy. 5a5iiz. mixed. No 2. Sc; do.
No. g. 5ia54is do. No. T. Sass.
RYE-Stock IN elevators. 279 bushels. shipments
from elevators 60 bushels. No. 2 Western rye.
export, sSas0; Nc. 3 rye Western. uptown de-
LIVERY. e6oS7
MILL FEED-Sprng hrsn as 70 weight bulk.
gC-lb sacks. 8 5Oa200; do. l00lb. sacks 200a27 30
Western middliugs l0Olb sacks q o0a27 50: City
Mills bran i'm l00.lb sacks. 2S.00aES; City Mills
middlings. l0olb. sacks. 2l.50a8O0.
FLOUR-Wnter extra 3S5a405; do, clear iloa
i25; do. straight. L3Oaii5; do. patent. i70aiSO
spring clear 421aiO; do. straight i95a52O; do.
patent. 5S0a55j: City Mills best patent 500; do.
high grade patent SD; straight 40; do. choice
family. AGO; extra. A00nil5. Rye -four. medium TO
choice iJ0ai.so.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prizes nnoted are wholesale.l }


Fgys were scarce and higher yesterday on the
wholesale market. the best grades being marked up
10 lTisc a dozen. Poultry is also getting higher
owing TO sti demand for the better grades and mod
crate receipts. In other lines the market IS hrm
without essential changes N the quotations
BUTTFR-Cr Creamery fancy 24lza2j; do Western
frss 2sha2i; do. seconds, 0a2l; process fancy 2la
22x do. fair TO good. iaa20 dairy, choice Hals;
good. l6 store.packcd. fresh. lial5
CHEEsE-Market firm and active on all kinds
New York State factory. large, l3lAal4 do. small
old ial4h do. summer. srpal. RnaS: Virginia. H.
EGGS-Nearhy fresh Virginia loss on. Hl.; aver
age Il West Virginia and Southwest Virginia, hi
Tennessee. Il; North Carolina. To-
LIVE POULTRY Y-Chckens. fancy. spring 2a5;
hens. IA ROSTERS. 7: ducks large loall do small.
Q: geese 7as turkeys toms. Der H.. L; do. hens.
l3al4: do. thin, 10; keats, 10.
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. hens. undrawn.
per b.. Is; do. average undrawn. IL; do. thin.
l0al2: toms IA: chickens spring large. 30: small.
2saSO hens choice isali roosters, Q; ducks. loal2;
geese, sale
DRESSED MEATs-Hams, country, sugar cured,
l2al4
VEGETABLFs-Po home grown. per bushel.
7OasO; new. per bbL lOOa25o; Mccormack per
bushel 60; sweet potatoes Per bb- 265a350 aspara-
Gus per box 4OOas09 cabbage. per cwt. s0as)
Early York per bbL 75al.D; new south Carolina, 90
a50 each; celery Florida per crate 2oaZ9i DO Der
bunch JOa75 cucumbers. Florida. per basket 7ja2OO
nearby rer basket 90al.75 eggpants per crate, 25
a3O0; kae per bbl G0a75; lettuce. home grown. per
bbl. 75alOO: onions. Bermuda. per crate. L75a2Oo
do. Texas, per crate. L65. do, Ohio per bushel
| s0ae0. peas per basket. 5Oal.E; home grown pei
bb 25Oa3OO rhubarb. per bunch, lOoa2oo; rad
ishes. per 100 s0aiOO; shing beans. green per bas
/ kct 30Oa4OO tomatoes, Florida. fancy. per crate
2OOa325: squash Florida. per basket, SaL75
! GREEN FRUITS-Orangos. Florida. bright. pei
box rs: do russets as: California nhvcls. LIjl
265: grape fruit, Florida per box. 3.5oai0O Gran
berries per box. 2OOaS50 DO. per barrel. 5ooa60O
| peaches. Florida. per crate 2WaSW; eautal0upes
per crate, 2O0a25O; strawberries, ias; pineapples
/ per crate. 275aSOO; peaches. Florida. per crate
200a3OO hucklebeuies per quart, loa5; baekberries
| per quart, l0al5.
! SUNDRIES- -; talow,s 4; honey. white
clover lib. new Is; do. 2lb. new l0al2; ginseng
per b. 5.00a6.OO; Seneca. per ID. 20; Golden Seal
40af5; Pink I2ali: Mandrake. 2a3; Snake Root. IS.
! GRAIN-Whcat. Southern on grade. Sass; re
75asO corn sheed. white, @aS5' do. yellow, soas5
do. car. 325a4OO: oats, Western white. No. 2 81,
65; DO. mixed. 5Sa60
/ WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed. free Of brrs
per h.. 3Oa22: WOOL unwashed free Of buTs. per H.
l7al7l4; wool. bury. per %. l5al6; Hides. green
per h.. s.; DO, dry. per 10, SAG; Sheep skins
green. each 75as5; do. dry. each. Gae0; calf skins
green. each. L00al5.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June l0-BUTTER-Receipts. l235
packages Market steady Creamery, extra, 23i5
rsts 2lsa23; state dairy, tubs, finest, o; good TO
choice. glza2gs.
EGs-Receipts. 27.I3s packages. Choice steady;
nearby white. fancy. 2oa2l; Western extra Rrsts.
l7ai8
MILL FEED-Market weak but moderately active.
OATS-NIarket dull No white, 57ib; No. 4
white 81: No. mixed. S.
FLOUR-liarket quiet and unsettled Spring pat
Cnts 5i5a5.75, clears. AiOa470 winter straishts
l0al GO; winter clears fl5a4.30
RYE FBOUR-Market slow, az i50a5.l0
CORNAiEAI.-NIarket quiet light supply. Kiln
dried, for export, SIS; coarse meal. in bags l.isa
l51
HAY-Receipts. l.lO3 tons. Market steady; choice
wanted. Prime timothy. %; No. l, 90.
STRAW-Aiarkct strong. Long rye. 90
BEEF-Alarket firm. Family. l6OOal7.OO: packet
H00al5lO0
PORK-Moderate inquiry. Mess H5Oal62j; fam.
ily l6 6O0al650
TALLOW-Market inactives City. in hogsheads.
III
LARD-Market inactive and featurelcss Prims
Western, $50; city, 500; refined continent. 800
South American 95O refined Brazilian. in kegs
l0s5. city searine. 10: oleostearinc. nominal New
York lOs.: Chicago. l0&.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
AUTO DASHE5 DOWN HILL.
Columbus Party Badly Hurt I'm "A
Smash-up Near Cumberland.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Md. June 10.-As the re-
suit OF losing control OF an automobile
coming down Savage Mountain on the
old National Pike two miles west Of
Frostburg shortly after midnight. this
morning four members Of a touring party
from Columbus, Ohio, en- route TO Atlantic
City and New York, were injured. one 50
seriously that the amputation OF a foot
will probably be necessary.
The party was composed OF Mrs. Ethel
Clahane. widow; Mrs. G. 3. Feigley and
son, II. Feisley. and !. Kelley. chauffeur.
The brake gear refused 20 work IN de-
scending the mountain and the machine
acquired a speed Of sixty miles an hour.
In turning a short curve Il skidded and
went over a steep embankment, COM
pleteIy Overturning
Mrs. Clahane jumped and was caught
under the machine. Her left ankle is
badly crushed Mrs. Fegley was pain
fully bruised. The injured were taken 70
the Hotel Gladstone. FrostburK.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
DESPONDENT MAN ENDS LIFE.
Maryland Farmer Jumps Into Antie-
tam Creek, Near Hngerstown.


special 20 Tie Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd. June Io.-Despondent
over continued il-health. and dissatisfac-
tion az Bellevue Asylum. where he was
an inmate Columbus Franklin, aged
about seventy years. committed suicide
by drowning In the Antietam Creek, near
Punkstown, about two miles from this
city
When the body was discovered to-day,
1t was wedged between two rocks in the
stream. a short distance below the stone
bridge over the creek. at the Autietam
FIGURING Mills. While no one witnessed
the drowning. the authorities are salts
fed, from all the circumstances surround
ing the case. that Franklin took his life
States Attorney Armstrong made an in
vesugsuon, and decided an inquest un-
necessary. Franklin came 10 this section
from Carroll County, Nd.
Judge Thomas ireland Elliott. Of Bal
timore, was the orator at the final com
mencement exercises held at Keemar Col
lege here this afternoon. Rev. George B.
Townsend, pastor OF the First Christian
Church, made the opening prayer. and
pronounced the benediction. The saluta-
torian was Miss Nellie Hoover. Of Ha-
gerstOwn. first homo i IN the music
department. Miss Virginia Cox, OF Hart
ford y c.. first honor girl In the classical
| department, was valedictorian. Miss
Edith Redman, of Washington. sang. The
| diplomas were presented by President
/ Page Milburn. Of the college. There We're
many persons from out Of town present
The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by T. T. Hutton & Co.,
mentors Of the New York STOCK Exchange and che
Chicago Board of Trnde. G.. Bowie Chiunau man
agrr. 1901 i street northwest
Chicago. june l0.-Tho market was active and strong
duir- the morning. advancing over 1 cent busie
0n sensational reports fTOm the Southwest regarding
The damage from uius. particularly iu Oklahoma,
also iE Kansas and Missouri Later In the day the
market Became weak reports that the weather
was improving On the Southwest. Foreign markets
were disappointing
Com wa- active and strong durug the morning
with heavy husug by commission houses and elevator
interests accompanied by reports 0f unfaroablc
weather. later there was considerable selling by carly
BUYERS and with poor demand for cash corn pIio.s
sold or.
Oats were also fairly active and strong dining the
morning -ymIuthizug with other grain and affected
by the reports Of weather conditions in the South
west later however. there quite active selling
atnhutCd 10 large interests and prices broke sharply
with other grain.
Provisions were moderately active and quite firm.
There was some buyug hy Tacking interests and a
fair cash demand was rcrurted
The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
New York.
New Orleans.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NoW York June -CATTLE-Receipts 100
head. steers. lOaI5c lower; bulls and cows steady
bulls. 250a5e5; cows 200a525; dressed beef slow at
loauia pcr pound.
CALVES Receipts. 500 head: active and &c
HIGHER common 20 choice veas, 500a750; cills
A5alO: m,tcuailk. f5Gl53: city-lressod reals
9aal27 pr round
SHEEP AND LANBS-Rcccints. 4.97 head. sheep
steady. 35a5oo; lambs Ice higher. at 700a5@
HOGS Receipts $500 head. market steady. New
FORK State and PENNSYLVANIA hogs. s. s5a6l0
Chicago, June l0.-CATrLE- Receipts &c 90 head !:
market l0c higher Prime boeves 640a7s So: poor 10
medium A9la5.30; stockeFs and feeders. 340a5 GO /;
cows and hciicrs 35oa6 i0 Gamers 24Ca300; Texans
g. 5oaG9o
HoGS-Receipts. 5000 head. market SC lower
Light. 5loa5.52'z rough Seas .: mixed. 5a0a5 50
heavy. 5&a5.52a; pigs A0a5l0
sHEEP-Roceipis. H000 head: market lOc higher
Native sheep 3Zsa5.4O: Western sheep 350a5.l0;
native lambs, A0oa65O; Western lambs. I2Ja6.6Q
The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Z. F. Hutton Co..
members of the New York Stock Exchange and the
New York Cotton Exchange. c. Bowie Chipman
manager. 1901 street northwest
New York June lo-News of wet weather in
The Southwest, better cables than expected and
a strong spot situation served 10 hold up prices
on the cotton market through the day on a very
moderate volume Of business. Tradmg was largely
Ur lcs-ional. and was attended by some short GOV.
er'ug While the market was not active. late in
the day prices held well the weather reports
and some scattered buying from the commission
houses. Receipts az the ports were 1900 bales
against 51S last week and jSsf last year. For
the week 5000 bales, against 66Ol3 last week and
81 o53 last year. Receipts at New Orleans were
i.72s bales. against i3j7 last year.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York June lo-Nluney on call to-day opened
az liz Unr cent. highest l4 lowest Ia; closing. H.
Most of the loans were a; lit yer cent
Time money uas in tone "a little easier and was
literally offered. especially f1r the shorter periods a
modcs3te-s,ysd business was done. Rate-. 2a2H rer
cent for sixty days. 2sa2ls for ninety DAYS. 4la2,
for four months, 3a2A for five months 80 fcr SIX
months and az Cor over thc year.
Mercantile paper continued iu good demand and
merchants issued 10 with moderate freedom. Rates.
S3saF. per cent for sixty and ninety DAYS udoIsed
bills receivable f8rz for choice four and six months
single names and 8 for others loss wcu known.
Sterling continued weak demand bills selling a
lower Rates. Sixty days L85251is sjl0: demand
s5-0ai s6Sl. cables Asta5 Commercial bills ash
eSi7s for ninety days and lsia1is 50 for sixty days
Nrain- and rnffnn hills Mrrn .aarrr.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
NEGROES DUEL TO DEATH.
Man First Shot FATALLY Wounds
Other After Falling.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Roanoke. Va, June l0.-Swearing they
would kill each other the next time they
met. Charles Dent and Harry Craddock.
two Roanoke County mulattoes. put
their threats into execution to-day, when
they sighted each other on the public
highway, near this city.
Both men drew their revolvers and be-
gan firing at the same time. Dent fell
at Craddocks first shot, but raised on
his elbow and mortally wounded his an
tagonist The principals emptied their
pistols at each other. and both were
dead in five minutes.
The duel was the outcome OF quar-
rel over a mulatto girl in the neighbor-
hood. The dead bodies Of the two men
were left where they fell for several
hours, awaiting the arrival of the county
coroner, who lives at Salem.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Regular call. u O'Clock noon:
Capital Traction g. $500 at ll0h
Washington Railway and Electric Is, $500 at sos,
Sl0O0 az s0lg.
Capital Traction l at l26.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, IS al
500. az ST.
Washington Gas Z at 66. at 65. at C. az c.
Bell Telephone Of Pennsylvania 10 at ss. 10 at 9s
10 az %.
Mcrgenthaler 10 at 200 az 200
National City Bank 10 az li2
United States Trust. 3 al 81. 10 at s6. al IS.
After call-Washington Railway and Electric pre-
fCrrCd 10 al s0a.
Washington Railway and Electric a. 5000 az s0i1
Bell Telephone Of Pennsylvania. a at %.
Mergenthaler. az 200.
Following are the closing quotations on yesterdays
stock exchange
The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
HURLS KNIFE INTO STEPSoN.
Winchester Woman Innicts Terrible
Wound at Dinner Table.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va. June lO-With gap
ing wound in his left side. near the heart.
Robert Curl lies in a dangerous condi-
ton at the home Of his grandparents, the
result OF being cut by a butcher knife,
hurled at him by his stepmother. Mrs
George Curl
Young Curl and his stepmother had a
dispute at the dinner table, and becom-
ing angry, she threw the butcher knife.
and her aim was good.
Earl Renner. aged eighteen, and Miss
Lucy Carpenter. aged sixteen, both OF
this county. were married here to-day.
with the consent Of their parents. Rev.
C. L Potter officiAted-
The Pennsylvania Railroad Y. NJ c. a.
baseball team. Of Harrisburg was an
easy proposition to-day for Winchester.
the locals winning, 6 10 p Finnen. for
the visitors, was touched for four runs in
the first inning "Cy'' MaCDOnald's left
hand batting for Winchester was a lead
ing feature. ShinnOn pitcned a splendid
game for Winchester, allowing only three
hits.