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Evening star., 1909-02-25
VIRGINIA WOMEN ATTACKED.
Man Wanted on Charge Of Attempt-
ed Assault Near Luray.

LURAY, Va, February 25.-A warrant
was sworn out Tuesday for the arrest
OF Harry Finks. a young man of Riley
ville this county. who is charged with
two attempts at criminal assault within
an hours time In that neighborhood
Tuesday evening. The warrant was
placed in the hands Of Sheriff Sedgwick,
who. accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Re-
nolds. went to the scene Of the trouble,
but were unable to locate FinkS.
But for one Of the women upon whom
the assault was attempted arousing neigh-
bors by her screams Finks would doubt.
less have accomplished his purpose. He
then went to the homo of q widow. where
he again attempted to carry out his pur-
pose. but was held at bay by the woman
bringing shotgun into play.
Evening star., 1909-02-25

a good start Woodward who was scratch
man. passed Rogers on the fourth lap.
forcing the latter to retire. Cumberland
passed Thompkins on the half mile. and
Moore certainly gave Jack a run for his
money. Woodward was unable to get
within reaching distance of the local lad
until the tenth lap. and passed him on the
following one. This left Cumberland and
woodward to fight it out, with the former
leading by forty yards. The pace that ,had
been set in the early part of the race
brought out signs of distress upon the
Virginia lad. and he threw up the sponge
on the thirteenth lap. The time made by
Woodward was three minutes fiat
The result Of the event was not a sur
prise to those who are familiar with
Woodwards skating. but the race was
thought by many to be good for at least
three miles.
Evening star., 1909-02-25
RESPITE FOR GILBERT.
Murderer Of Sweetheart Will Live
Few More DAYS.

RICHMOND. Va. February 2J.-Benja-
min Gilbert, the Norfolk boy who shot
his sweetheart. Amanda Moss. when te
found her out walking with another
young man, was respited until March 10
by Gov Swanson late last evening. when
Daniel Coleman, for Gilbert, arrived in
the city and notified Gov. Swanson that
he had presented to the supreme court
Of the state an sO0-page brief asking for
writ of error.
day. He will now have a few days in
which to live, during which time his
lawyer will make last desperate effort
to save his client from the electric chair.
Evening star., 1909-02-25
Bowling Tournament.

The bowling tournament given by the
Immaculate Social Club. which has
been in progress for a week on its new
club alleys, came to a close Monday
night. There were many valuable
prizes rolled for. among them a hand
some gold watch. The prizes will be
awarded to the successful contestants
Saturday night at the clubhouse Of I'm
macu1ate Club, N street between 7th
and Sth streets northwest.
Evening star., 1909-02-25
SHILLING STAR OF
SANTA ANITA TRACK

LOS ANGELES. February 25.-Jockey
Shilling was the star performer at Santa
Anita track yesterday afternoon. The
clever pigskin artist rode in seven races,
four Of which he won. He finished second
in two and got third money in the other.
Evening star., 1909-02-25
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS & CAFES

trolman is assigned to the territory in
cluding kenilworth. Deanwood, Burr
willie and Chesapeake Junction. Capt.
Daley announced that a substation is to
be provided In the ninth precinct.
Remarks were made by John Barbour.
A. W. Mallery and W. B. Shaw. A reso-
luton presented by the latter to place
the needs before the superintendent OF
police and the Commissioners was
adopted.
A committee Of five was appointed to
urge the District committees to retain
the provision for additional police as
follows: A. w. Mailery (chairman),
Messrs. Shaw, Fuitz. johnson and An
drews.
The question Of gas was next consider
ed, and q committee, consisting of John
Barbour and A. w. Malery. was appoint
ed to interview the president of the
Washington Gas Light Company in re-
gard to the extension OF mains in the
Kenilworth vicinity.
Evening star., 1909-02-25
FATAL CLASH WITH GYPs1Es.
Take Revenge for the Killing OF
Their Women in Mexico.

CULIACAN, Mexico. February 25.-Twd
women and three men were killed and
another woman wounded in a fight be-
tween mountaineers and a band Of gyp-
sizes on the road to Mazatlan. News OF
the fight has just reached here.
The mountaineers demanded that ths
gypsy women attend a dance, and when
they refused opened fire. Two Of the
women fell dead and another was badly
wounded The mountaineers fed, but
were pursued by the gypsy men, who sue.
ceeded in killing three of them
Evening star., 1909-02-25
Fox Terriers Win in Sweepstakes at
the Boston Show.

BOSTON. February 25.-The Terrier
sweepstakes fixture new to dog shows
In the country, was the chief attraction
at the New England Kennel Clubs exhi-
bition yesterday. A purse Of $500 was Of
fered, and seven teams Of six terriers
each. representing the various breeds,
were in the ring. James Mortimer of
New York was the Judge.
The award was made to the smooth
coated fox terrier team made up of three
dogs from the Sabine kennels Of Orange.
Tex, and three owned by Winthrop Ruth
erford Of Allamuchy. N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. ipman's Madame
Fl Fl II, winner at New York and one
Of the best French bulldogs ever bred in
this country, went right through her
classes, while Lansdowne Killarney, owned
by B. F. Lewis of Lansdowne, Pa, won
in the winners class for Irish settlers.
Lansdowne Killarney Rose getting the
blue In the winners class for bitches.
The entries of George BIeistein of Buff
falo. N. Y, beat those Of b. F. Lewis. jr..
or Lansdowne, Pa, for dogs in the Eng
lish setter classes, but Lewis Deodora
Vic beat Mr.. Bleisteins champion Meg a
Leck In the winners class for dogs of the
opposite sex.
Holy Name Meets Fredericksbure.
The Holy Name basket ball quint will
leave over the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad for Fredericksburg
this afternoon. where 1t will play the fast
Fredericksburg College five. These teams
have met before this season and the game
resulted in close victory for the Vir-
ginians. The Holy Name team will be
somewhat shifted. Limberger being play
ed at forward. with Fuse and Ashton,
Evening star., 1909-02-25

Kearney and Collins alternating as backs
Bernie Kelly, a lad OF local foot ball
fame has been secured as center by Man
ager Ashton. and with this lineup the
Holy Name boys should cop this even
ing'S game.
Evening star., 1909-02-25

has been pronounced out of danger by DR..
Wood, his attending physician. Bemis
was stricken with pneumonia about ten
days ago at his winter home and for a
few days it looked as though he would
not recover, but last night Dr. Wood said
that he had weathered the crisis and is on
the road to recovery. He will be able to
go outdoors in few weeks. and in all
probability will join his team before the
season opens. but will not do much work
behind the bat at the Start-off.
Evening star., 1909-02-25
Mexican Pitcher for Cleveland.

meX1can Pitcher TOT CIeveIand.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. February 25.-The
new southpaw pitcher signed by the Maps
is Frank Andrada. a Mexican, who was
recommended to Lajoie by his trusty
guardian Of the first base, George Stovall.
He says Andrada famed ten of the oppos-
ing batsmen. gave but one base OH balls,
and allowed only four hits in the first
game he pitched in California this winter.
Evening star., 1909-02-25
Bemis Is Out of Danger.

BOSTON. February c5.-Harry Bens,
the crack backstop of the Cleveland club
Evening star., 1909-02-25

organized IdDOf IS intensely inter-
ested in the railway employees depart
ment. which has been formed by the
American Federation Of Labor. Among
the organizations interested in the de-
partment are the Order of Railway
Telegraphers, Brotherhood Of Boiler
Makers and Iron Ship Builders. Inter
national Association of Car Workers,
International Brotherhood of Black
smiths. Brotherhood of Maintenance of
Way Employees, International Assocla-
ton of Steamfitters, Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks and the Switchmen's
Union of North America.
Evening star., 1909-02-25
DOGS IN NOVEL TEST.

Totals. 456 424 44Ol Totals. 43O 467
Evening star., 1909-02-25

'I must get a great deal more money
than / received last year and three
year contract or ] will not be with the
Chicago White Sox," says Ed Walsh. He
has received no reply from Comiskey.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-20
RUsINEss cHANcEs-contlnuee

CIGAR stand in center OF city for $500 never
on the market before; &c Is all righef dg Kop
want il? safe Investment. Box 215s, esrif
cffice oakland III. go
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-20
slAEF HELP vANrED-Continued
zoo LABoRINGMEN

Io occnpr cioan single rooms at THE ORIGINAL
NECE ANlCSf HOTEL 3t9 Howard St. bet
5th ard olh- t5c. 2oc. 25c day; 81. Sl.25
per week
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-20
ROOMS Fop HOUSE KEEPING

CENTRAL ~ 81 near Haght st.-2 clean,
sunny unfurnished house keeping rooms; run
ming water, phone bath, laundry. basement
and yard; private: reasonable; adults; refer
ences; near ear lines.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-20

HOTEL man wanted with $4,000 to manage and
handle workngman's hotel in Oakland. In
cludlng saloon. dining room barber shop, etc.
The right make big money on this
proposition; it will only be open for a few
days: will bear the strctest Investigations
trihers need apply. Athens Realty Company,
420 11th ST., Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-20
HELp wANrED-Contlnued

FIRST class cook, small family. city, $40;
strong young woman to clean by the day, $5o;
waitress for = refined boarding house SO,
room and board parlor maid and waitress,
city. $50: assistant matron for an institn-
ton country. $50. party here, German
cook for small family 500; German nursery
Governess. $35. references: cook and parlor
floor Oakland $35: good waitress for com
PLUNKETI'S office, 1886 Sutter. cor. Webster.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-20
ROOMS AND hoard WANTED

3 young mechanics (brothersl,
large or connected rooms. with bath pre-
ferred, in advanced liberal thinking family
where there are young people; rent must be
reasonable for working men; state price, loca-
tion and particulars in first letter. Box 1IS2,
Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-20
DRUG STORES FOR SALE.

DRUG STORES FOR SALE.
IS. 0OO-Fine store. clean stock and good bust
ness in San Francisco; also at 81 500. So 600.
So 800; drug stores In Oakland. Berkeley. San
Jose, PeseaderO and in Lake county. Humboldt
county. Sonoma county, Nevada county and 9th
ers: also splendid offer in thriving town In
Oregon for $4,000; II you are looking for a busi-
ness or have one for sale. communicate with US;
over 80 years experience in the drug trade IN
California.
THE F. A. Week REALTY COMPANY.
2510 Shattuck av.. Berkeley. Cal.
GILLIES & MAGNUS. Business Brokers.
1923 Market ST. near Taylor. room D.
Telephone Market 1909.
No charge for listing a business
5000 buys good paying candy and bakery
store in San Rafael; good place for man and
wife; rent $40; established trade; good stock
and fixtures; sell n interest. GILLIES &
MAGNUS, 1923 Market st. near Taylor.
$600-Restaurant located near car barn and
transfer corner; cheap rent; lease; receipts $50;
be Increased; fully equipped sickness com
pels owner to sell. GILLIES & MAGNUS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-20

GIRLS wanted for factory work; Is 10 Is: apply
at once. Remis Brothers Bag Co. Sansome aud
Vallejo SIS
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-20

LITERARY woman. energetic and attractive. TO
assist with management Of established weekly;
investment OF $500 required. Address Secre
tary. z. Q. box Z. pioneer. Nevada.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
MACK4Y COMPANIESYE4R

Inc annual report of the Mackay Commands for
the nscai year ended February L 1909 shows
an 4ii0olhe OF $SbSS,461 from investments in other
companies Disbursements for dividends were
sOoSo,zo and for operating expenses S2502 leaving
balance Of S5.51s TO be carried forward The
balance sheet as of February / shows Investments
OF Ss2Ol05sS in other companies and cash on hand
slso7s6 The surplus is SsS5 Esq. The Mackay Conn.,
panies has debts
The Commercial Cable COMPANY. which has maid
quarterly dividends for more than nineteen years
SHOWS decrease in gross receipts and net profits
IN ISvS' ms was due. the report says the fact
mat last year powerful steam fishing vessels oper
ated their deep nets called travis On the
ootton OF the ocean off the coast of Ireland in
euch manner as to disrupt the submarine cables
OF the Commercial Cable Company, the entire cap
ital stock OF which is owned by the Mackay Com
panies. as well as OF other cable companies
AT the request of the Macksy Companies the
United States government called the attention of
the Engish government TO this reckless Interrupt
uon OF International communication and destruction
OF property Thereupon the English government
appointed commission Of inquiry, which in its
report recommended that stringent inspection be
made of these trawIing vessels. The interruptions
continue, and all the cable coupanies are stiu f
fected
Notwithstanding the decrease in the gross re-
ceipts and net profits Of the Commercial Cable
Company, the report adds. and notwithstanding
the depression of business which prevailed through
out the United States during the last year. the
profits which the AIackay Companies might draw
from the companies which it controls have in
creased. Economies which have been rendered
possible without impairing the service have moro
than offset the decrease in gross receipts.
The Mackay Companies holdings of stock in the
American Telephone and Telegraph Company are
nearly six times larger than those of any other
stockholder. The of the submarine cable from
New York City to Havana, the cost Of extensions
Of the land line system during the last several
years and also the cost OF taking tbs proportion
OF the Increased capital stock OF the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company have been paid
rom profits.
The Mackay Companies. the report notes. will not
oppose the recommendation of the President IN his
last message TO Congress that telegraph and tele-
phone companies engaged in interstate business
should be put under the jurisdiction of the Inter
state Commerce Commission.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


beans Imports Il 297 bags beans mostly from MedgsT-
eIgn beans. and prices well sus1ained only j"6.
felt in all kinds Red kidney also quite rT The West
however Scotch peas steadf We quote: BEANS mar
choice Ter bush - 42aSZ zs9 a9 70 40 GOO
choice 81 45gs2 5o do imported 81 2os2 S9 do
choice 81 GoqS2 g. DO feir to good 81 4os9 60 @ FsS
S So yeiSw % sy s Dee % f6nis % Roiee So 75as2 50;
PEAS Scotch. bags. per bush. 81 4o9S2 424a.
BUTTER- Receipts today se29 pkgs Ihe market
holds steady and has moderate inquiry but supplies OF
6sn5 5 ] sna 'es nsns on eood siZed lots me same
Of inferior to prime gradss worth say g ne
very rarely little in snallsh way Process
so II PaGo in ysS stock sf We qa6 aea eane ecs
per m S2as 57 do Ga eHiTT ,bT s2o S DO hei6 sPecss
2oa DO extras 2sg29s do aIsts 95S 2so; Go sec 70
fair 2lG26e process specials 25s do extras 90
Western mitao@ do seconds 26G20ilc do thirds
sIaiec: backing stock held 2oc: DO No 1s'h9
,ns b6t esFesfs acTe st fairly
f5ss for the ssd ssa5R h Of socs gss aP9daa
treting rather attention from both exporters ana
home trade dealers and @ foS o eodred and ss Sd
Tor we quote STATE fp u esam s9 Sy &
DO good TO fne 14c do winter made best 1ass; do
sood to prime n speciais Il c do me e@1oo ir
sO9d d6 cInag dag SS95 easss Arrivals
very moderate there is but little rsseTys st0ok
emptve 9n nt needs stock is cleaning up very well
Advees 9t Se fSea market some rrnness prices
SUSTAINED on on ss rss IS edgced TO s2c storage egss
Se 90 nearly exhausted that we drop quotations We
quote quote sse do good to choice s4gs5 brown and
and soatheTn hss s2HS; DO seoonas @ g sS2o' do
thiFSi Tse a in LIBERAL supply ana sell
fairy at seady dPo1Sition and WeaIer oranges
ARPLs s So Sc Der Do psdi4 cola
e az: do common storage So 5ogs4 25; do Ben
g SeaS so do So 5esPsag 5eSs4 asset f9la 81
fair 5og$S 5o 81 6lps Cod Sns
erssg jsaag a0wss si asi2 Esw ssg
S 20 M 90 stanaTd MssTd ess DO per New
sgsct oeS9: per- S6x So Do
81 459Ss 25 do mixed counts in @ lines s2gs3 6o do
ether Florida ehoice TO fancy FnSs o. de 5000
PorPo p P6iRP Rco s. IS 25 TANGERNEs FIorid per
stEaP sTgS4 Fiolida per b91 s. a DO e
eo Sssa. S. % Porto Rco Df 81
S mos. sass at fa eeT though so
reported to 12e but latter price extreme On
6ne Of holders who are refusing to accept buyers
ofers we quote: State. 1905. prime to choice. per
nom2s IS ao Faeihe COAST iao Prime ehos
Germans Isos 229 2sc; Pacihc Coast. 1906 2asc,
shipments over the Erie railroad ana offerings
terminals continue quite liberal The market is quiet
lh inF ouT top auota61s Rye straw hoids ARM We
s5e do No to No s5 s2e do Slipping So
do % PaekRg IS 4Ge y eloveE q sRd glover ~ mixed
and tangled rye 81 f7Oc; do oat and wheat 95Oc.
y anS few scattering oGp5 s 81
Eight ear+ more f are c s Se a1s oR sRs
cleaned pretty promptly on arrival with feeins nn
PoULTRY-DREssED-F fowls IN light sup
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16

Ry and invoices exceedingly small Of stock on the way
higher. but general trading moderate Western
chickens coming show undesirable quality and are Of iTeg
a sew fIesh GgSkS or geese ayaaPe we ss0y %
TURKEYS. young Southwestern and southern e Zei
dephia I5aSSc; do Ohio i7g25c do other Western 10
Csc; CHICKENS spring roasting. Philadeiphia . 70
Pennsylvania n and over pair lSg20c; do average
l2glec; Michigan average best 15g16ej do
srn i2a15o; do dry picked Or scadsd i6@ilc; south
sF aV9ago Pe S ne EN- TesI ae e:e IS bb or
large boxes I4ltqi5c: DO dr picked fair 70 good bbs
OHIO and Michigan. scqlded. l41zSi5ci do Western
sa aS SSGSe p fI18 COCKS OLD dry PICKED or
ssalded, per l1QIi1ae DUCKS Western sPEing 11S
large, Ehe per doss & 50s4 IS; poor DARK. 81 Is
a. dgfbs sb6 only sS5 IN afY rb & Sg
g @ SO s29S g +G 2S DO 75s 49, 9SaS gs bS9wn de & R
greenwing. 6gT5c RABBITS. per pair lOa@Oc jack
PoTAf0Es AND vEGETABLEs- Domestic potatoes
onions firm for choice red and yellow white weak Old
sead Ts a1 cabss soar ce n ea sapD
Cauiowers plentiful and quality irregular Eggpans
show 81 3E %idsT Is1aoe 0~er GnGs1 heavy
other ysgsaPsS gg9Essd5 We quote: !, R2IA- &
9E Per s6 IN Sc 52 ss DID, % a DO & 9 Bag 90 s. S2 o. %
state and western in bulk per lso ~ & 25qS2 %; 40
y 75q$5 sack $2 5oas2 do Jersey per Dbl or
per 1i2 r bag. 81 22sl s9 DO Scotch per iss n bag
Sgs Sss1 s 81 SWEET SR PoTS5Es Jersey per basket
6Oc9SI IS: per double head bbls. S2qS2 80; ANIsE
New orleans. per bbL 81 25qs3: AEIIcIioKES. Cali
sPRoUTs. Long Island per quart sg45c; BEETs
100 bunches. S3gS4; do New Orleans
III or bag 75agsi: CARRoTs south carolina per 100
punches S2as2 so: do New Orleans per 100 bunohes
EasRs SS4 per fo bb ST az 90 p per 6b Or @ 80
per Dbl S24$2 do red. ton $5g$40: do Per bo
crate 81 5oaS2 CELERY. California. per case, s. 509
IS; do Florida. standard Manatee case 81 -
California per crate. 5Oc4S1 do Florida per basket
SaSI 5o per standard crate, 81 25aS1 T5; GHICORY
do Florida. per basket, SI9s1 .: EsCARoLE New Or
leans per bb s3ds4 90: do per basket T5c9sl % DO
e. g cbsS = 81 81 aS2 So oRsERADfsR per 100 n
81 5O9S4 30; KAIE Norfolk per bbl 6tg4Toe: kohl
RABL New Orleans per loe 6unchss sSSSS; LEI III
sSqS4: IEEKs. New orleans. per 100 lunches s39s4;
LIMA BEANS Bermuda Per box. s!gS4 90: SI2.4; oKRA
Florida per carrier S3GS5; do Cuban. S29S4 OYSTER
PLANTS per 100 punches. S2GS4 ONIONS Connecticut
Eastern white per Dbl 81 5oaS5; do Yellow. S29
81 Is do per loo bag, 81 25gsi so; do red 10
b bag 81 1889 12 do 100 70 bag 81 259s1 so: do
Orange County yellow per bag 81 25Q$2 do red 81 .
fsiand per crate Sc p; PEAS Florida basket sea
ST New o 4ieahs curly per BSI s. 5oSs g. DO plain
f1ofi3s oSs' per slsl 50: d9 Esr@gda boy
SHAITOTs New Orleans, per 100 bunches, 81 5og$2:
STRING BEANS Florida wax per basES or crate 81 90
Dbl siaS2: SQUASH. nearby Hubbard or marrow. per
bb 75c9S1 do Florida per box 81 5ol7S2; do Cuban
per bag e5ds5c; do Canadian, rutabaga; 9oeGS1' DO
ether rutabaEa Per hb Or bag I2a9ec do White e,9
Sc rs; DO Cuban. s1G$2 25 wATERcREss. per 100
punches s1a$2 *.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. February 10. 1909.
COFFEE-The coffee market higher day, clos
ing at net advance OF 6G10 points Sales reported
OF & 80 bags. Tbs market opened advance
and was sustained by covering scattering
Ior fresh account while sales chiefly the way
or realizing least that seemed be the gen
erai view Besides the IN the foreign markets
the hrmness Of the situation of the bush
factors. and prices sold into high ground for the
supply including the valoZaton coffee, the strength
with which available Is held suggests confidence
on the OF holders in their coffee being ultimately
required by The worlds markets and mparts very
healthy appearance TO the upward movement in futures
Possibly expeCta ons OF big falling off in shipments
from Santos the Of the month have had
bearing upon the advance. l91 francs
higher than last hour OF the local opening,
while Hamburg unchanged To y pig higher Changes
the Brazilian Irregular. Rio
the 81 coo against % 900
last and 5000 The market for spot
with quotations the basis OF f5sQSo
Rio No. The weekly warehouse deliveries in the
United States for the week amounted 10 ilOOe2 Gags.
against 15S.445 last week and 1O2 412 last OF the
and shipments the Brazilian ports fol-
for the week. IL coo bags, in
Guiding and Northern Africa and 900 TO
Cape, River Plate and OF South America.
Total Santos cearanoes 26s 000 bags, Of which $4,000
United 1900 for Europe and North
OF South America shipments. 10000 bags, in
cluding United states l 600 for Europe
Bahia weekly receipts $500 bags. stock 900
bags; the United States 300 bags TO Ger
many elsewhere 500 The Tecsipts At RIO ana
Santos for the 2500o0 bags, against lSuoo
The range contract prices in the local market to-day
was as