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Marriage Licenses.

George H Shrvbeh, Of Ashburn. Va,
and ITrla n MafLetL OF ArCOIa. Va
James R King. Of Washington. and
Gladys Langley. Of Robey. Va.
George Z. SiaybaUgh Of Washington,
aud Naive J. BacHe-- Of Washington
Robert r Childs. Of Petersburg q,
and Kate Cant d DiuW iGGle Va
Charles J Byrns and Ruth g Paris. OF
Washington
James Z Shoemaker and Florence
Bricker. Of Washington
John P PremSeIr and Gertrude B OS-
singer, Of Washington
William NJ Laieeubauu. OF Washing
ton. and Estelle Goodman Of Brook
lyn. Va
Louis Cou5ea1 and Ida II Haston- Of
washington
Allen c. Jameson. of Piedmont. W Va,
and Edith n COZZens. OF Washington
Charles W Pulliam. Of Washington and
Cassie Spicer, Of FaUquier county, Va.
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CHAPTER XIII Continued

40 OMEBODY's following u.s.
whispered the pIaiasu,an at
- last You so ahead. 1ust as
you've been a dom. an. III
wan here and give EN- a surprise rart-
anyhow, III see who they are. Then
III come after YOU"
Ihoush 1 had heard no sound. DID
Lot question the accuracy OF CUrIy's
ears. but 1 did protest agafnSt Ies,-;-,-
him.
can't We both waltz 1 rnr1ttered
-, NO They've stopped. and guess
Icy won come on III they hear vo1.
Hovin'- Seems Ike thev'y-s 80 49,
sense Inan those fellows in front. Go
S - e1d- Hold on You amt got no Eun.
NO, L"
Wen you take one Of mine O0e'H
pe enough for all the Dutchuen or IN
-IhS eitler OF Us IS likely 90 run IN on
Eut don't waste no cartridges. Tor we
an got none 10 spare"
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The Vital Records.
Births

George r and Katie Hall, boy.
John A and Annie King. girl
.. Z. and Kate Wright. girl
George w and Louise II. Du Frame,
girl.
Charles NJ and Catherine l. PUgh, girl.
A H and B. V Woody girl
Lawrence A ard Ada B Pearson. boy
Robert T and Florence NJ Huntington,
boy
Jay E. and Mary Fitzgerald girl
Percy N and Mary c Suoor. boy
George W and Bessie L HaIer- boy
Charles Y and Annie c. Niles. boy
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
ARRIVED

Reid at New London; Macdonough,
Bailey. Stringham and Patapsco al
Lynnhaven Bay; New York at Co
lOUbo- CaStlne, Iw5na- and Sioux al
Boston; Smith and Preston at New
port Pompey at Hongkong- and
Paducah at Bluefields
SAILED
Chester from Santa Lucia for CuIebra.
Birmingham and Salem from Prov
incetOWn for wireless tests DOLPHIN
from Gloucester for Boston, Nan
shan from Chefoo for Cavite; Iowa
Massachusetts,, and Indiana from
AIaFSeilles for Gibraltar: and Vicks-
burg from Panama frv Corinto.
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WOMEN USE BROOHS.
FIGHTING FORESTFIRE
Aid More Than 100 Men In
Battle TO Save Maine
Village.

FALMOUTH Ne July I5.-The VII
Jaee OF West Falmouth Is in peril Of de-
struction by q forest fire which has de-
fed the efforts Of more than 100 men u
eZting1Iish Il.
HelDln,- The fire fighters are twenty
I'VE women who are using brOons as
weapons 10 -irive hack the flames
A southwest wind IS blowing and IN
less its velocity soon drops the exhaust
ed fire fighters fear il VIII carry the
flames through the viIlage.
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Robert J Allen. Is years GARFIELD Hos
pital-
Ida W. Bailey. 40 years, National Hon
eopathic Hospital
sadie c. aIuUhau, 8 years, 81 K street
northeast
KATE sullivan. 46- Government Hospital
for the Insane
Ernest W RObeTr . years Liner ellCs
HOSPITAL
RAYMOND J. Lang, years, St AIMS
Asylum
Mar c. C'Dwyer- years, 40 Tenth
street s0uLhWeS--
Esther RYAN. 5 months. Oh Ninth street
ScutL--eSL-
Ruth miller. g months. 800 x street
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The Continuation of This S4o-y WIN
Sc Found In TomvrroUI
Issue Of The Timea.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

wATREss-coIored. s. week BELL EN-
PLOTMEST AGENCY, as 18th y. W
CTRL-Neat. eoIored- for houseuvor1: must
be good cook CAL 5oz s. y. z.
WOMAN-AI!ddIe-a white. to make home
with refined family in Virginia Cal Co
lumbia 6ls
WOMAN-Neat, settled. ooIored. 70 cook.
wash. and iron S07 II 81 y W
WOMAN-CoIored. 70 cook and DO general
homework IN family Of three 100 St
WOMA,C-CoIored cook: s. 90 per week BELL
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY As llth y W
YOUNG LADY as boOkkeepeI- Apply be
tween 8 and 10 a. m. CAPITAL PAPER
BO8 CO. - Hanover 81
YOUNG LADY about q. for general work
in drug store Address BOX II, Times
YOUNG CIRI-Neat. capable. as houseuaid;
willing 70 assist with children s12 z. Cap
HELP WANTED-MALE
BARBER for Saturday; SIS guaranteed 1913
BARBER for Saturday; 8 guarantee 81
BARBER-yghitei steady So guaranteed 800
y st y Z
BARBERs-Two. white, for saturday: $50
guarantee 20 81 St y. W, near Pa
BOOKKEEPER-One with knoyvIedEe 81
plumbing and steam goods preferred APP
ply ia own handwriting, stating &c. Address
WHOLESALE, BOG -, Times office
BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money work
ing after school hours Apply BOX -
Tines office
BOY I6. 70 work at soda fountain and run
erranJs. hours % IL p every day
F. r RICHARDSON. Cd and Pa ave NV
BOY-NhIte, about L or Is years old: sen
eraI work around coal and feed store S55
Fla ave
BUsHELAlAN-Nust De arst-cIass coat
maker, SIS a Week- 5-5 I'm s. y. ~
BUsHEL8IAH wanted IGS H street north
BUTLERs dishEashers. Del boys 1885 uth
CEMENT FINISHER Tor sidewalks 70
work IN Alexandra. 1rsC-class man apply
H l. KEY. Mt vernon House 20 King ST.
A.ezanarias Va
COUNTER NAN. $ week. dishwashers
colored. $ week BELL EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. l5 uth 81 y "
DRIVER and general worker in gro9ery
store white man with references 18th and
Jackson sts-s BrooAland5 d Q
HOTEL vvAITERs-Colored. -. for city and
summer resorts Apply today, DICK
HOTEL AGENCY. 18th and Pa ave
LABORERs- Fifty. good. for quarry and
foreman. l5c per hour for Iaborers- pay every
two weeks For further information apply
vs. A TAYLOR Izo3 y y ave
LABDRERS-Three- Corner "a ard EVaTts
81 y z. LanEdon-
LEN-ARe Is 70 g, for hremen. 500 rnonta-
iyi and bTakemel. $50 On railroads IN
washington and vicinity experience uunec-
essary5 no strike promotion 20 engineers
conductors railroad employing HEADQUARTERS
over 30 men sent 20 positions monthly.
state age send stamp RAILWAY ASSO-
S-LA4LONs Dept IS, - &olTOe ST., Brook
In. y Y.
PRESS FEEDERs-Four lob. al once; steadv
JOB l. O. KELLY PRINTING CO. SIS
81 y W
PRESS -Fl-First-Clsss. FOR ladies' ana gen
t-ernen.s work IIz1 18th n W
PREssER Apply corner OF srh and I SIS.
Observation-Disclosures for carbon os7e-
2l1 typewriter ribbons. state experience
ard salary desired Address CONNER
GIL BOX "a. Times oTlcs-
sIEAhFITTERs. Al once. bring -e7e-e7---
x 2 " RlGHI. j.. q CO. 6 o St y "
TEACHER in EngIish- Add-ess los I $
y X -
YOUNG NAN TO attend 70 hoses German
pIeierret- Apply SIS + 81 y ". after
, m Saturday
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WONEN'S WANTS
sIGNoRA ANNTNA ANDRTSI FAZZL
rTe-~rTE r0e5

Shaupoofng Wed and sat 70 10 . m
Con bEszs ana al switches made INTO tatesL
style brzIds OF pugs. Through cozii-eItioa
wfth the leading dealers an IN a l-a-Li5l =
furnish everything Up 70 date ana nlel@s - -
5000 ~ hair Wis s4lads to order EAST
CAPITAL. HAIR DRESSING PAEtLCt-s. cor
ner 4th and Esst Capitol Sta
VIAYI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. natura.-
non-surgicaI: cloth Duuuc, 80 p8se 50oE
free suulv BY mai. sls Colorado Eu-lcinEs
free Iectsre Ter women wednesday @-s3 , a
sTTCKIEST sTICKER that ever stuck cues
furniture, ElaEs- china books. even --ill =
Roysl Glue &c, tec. co Flnts 81 Drusslsts ste-
QUALITY ICE CREAM. delivered - the ciTy'
GEO n AMFF.Ir. ICoe - T. AVE-
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

LET Us CALL AND GIVE YOU
OUR Es-IMATE
N al kinds OF buildins- remodelinE. and re-
,.f-s--- 1.rf1u mechanics moderate prices
20 io6 too large OF small
CHzs- c KENNON. as 18th St y V.
Phone II 1871
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BOARD

GAPRFT CAFE lbs Eye So. y. W; mS5I-
served a la Carte best hone cooking
summer rates.
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DENTISTRY
WORNNGMEN'S WANTS

WOREINGMEN-OFtim a 's0fr snap
folts you hard look here Fare- tailored.
slightly used suits s. 20 SIS. FOR the 7nll-
IIoraire 10 the man thar carries the lOi-
one price .JTSTE-S OLD STAND SO d 1
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS

SINGING CANARIEs. Parrots. DOGS. cats
AnEcra Goats. GOldhshes. Rabbits Guinea
Pigs. and Chic kens- SCHMID.S BIRD
STORE az IZth St n W
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TADY TENOGRAPHER- re
Quired. Apply at once. WASHINGTON
NEWS CO. 315 6th st. y. ".
LIGHT HOUSEWORKERS-W plain
cooks. Ch2m5ermaids. -vaitr.ssses, colo.ed-
1895 11th y. "
MOTHERS HELPER-NiddIe-aEed woman:
good home; 3 IN family can al once 16
XIV ave s z
SATFST ADY-Experieuced in confectionery
and catering store BOECE1ST fNS- 80
Fla- ave.
TAILORESS 70 help on coats; must be ex-
perienced bUttonhole worker. GILBERT,
So 81. ~. W.
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WHEN N DOUBT CONSULT
MADAME MARLOWE,
SPIRHUALISM

SfAfE. CORNISH. GIFTED sIEDTCA. reads
your Iife correctly gives names facts.
-eE5Inrs daily and sunday 81 q - n z
Cor. =, near Union Staten Ladies only
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HAIR GOODS

LADIES. SAVE YOUR COMBTNcs
beautiful puffs. braids. and switches made
from combings- Latest styles. Reasona BE
prices De NARD, rs Eye y "
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LIVERY STABLE, near 9Th and Pa ave
y W. consisting O. Il horses, . rll-abouts-
& top bUggles. SJauEo2es, Dayton wagons.
& SUITES. grocery wagons. 9 bro-gA4rl-s-
: klGtorlas, ! JaEger wagon > sets harness.
rODes. whips. exc Leased SO month = years
NeL income tJr June. $3.50. OWNS o. 81 health
compelled 70 s4-r-lee. $500 OF trade lor
real estate OWNER BOX 20. Times CLlcz-
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HEAD WAITRESS-MuSt be
Quick; wages to start Sc or SO
wees "; on watch 9 hours. Address
Box III, Times office, giving
experience.
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COSFECTIONEEE. n W.. 8 rooDEs $50
LUNCH ROOM. money maker So GRO
Gerry. living rooms snap $40 BAE5L-r.
SHOP. . chairs, s4as- BOOMING house ---
yeu-1ry. 500 LhEALE Elk. open AZ. $50
VIII sell a. invenr0ry- E4.Go CO.
LJMBIA BUSHES BROKERS.
81. y W.
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Male.
BY SOBER u1lddlc-aEed white man. posi-
ton at once ali around mechanic. capable
OF caring fJ- Cftice or apartment Guiding
s. 81 PARAdELEE. G ST. y w
EOCSEPAINTING al low prices. Address
PAINTER. s6f Ind ave y W
EVANTED-Work after $50 evening. bv
yo=-uE white man, sober and references
fair knowledge Bookkeeping Address BOX
- Times Office
yVANTED-PosItIon as Waterman By middle
aged white man, sober Bon 30 Times
0rIlCe-
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PERSONAL

SWIMMING SCHOOL,. the famous 9 81
Turkish Bath E-sLablIshmeul- 1913 o. 81 y
W SJw open for LADIES' and EeutleTuen
girls and boys. class days sun, Mon. les-
and Thurs Pure water and running pools
Clean. LedItLfuI cool shade del. EhtruI hours
Lesson and p-uuEiug IN pools. expert lady In
strlC-gr .l ladies' dept. class hours 5 q m
90 D. U-- lu select club classes o. five
Limited entries Apply Tor rates. particular
and entrance 81 once, at the establishment
1923 O. - n W
WASHINGTON RUSSIAN & TURKISH
BATH COMFANT-
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CLEANING DYEING & REPAIRING ,soaa
at Z A EMERSON'S- 1S2s Wis ave y
" The best work for the least money
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15

liza preNentado una denuncia por ul-
trage la joven .Josefa Alvarez contra
Manuel CriStan Martinez de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15
OtcccnN al PdGcod GnpadoP Vacuum naca "SAN7O'

Con las sguientes garantlas de fabrica:
Marchara constantemente sin caentarse interIqmpre
Tiene por minute deuci6n calcuada de 25 80 pies
c1bicos de aire bre ProGucra Vacuum maxmo de pull
gadas segn d Mercuro Standard de los Esados Du
rara de Is 20 amos, a1n usandose dariamente.
lei SANTO trabajara de caquer cubo de luz incapdescen-
to- costo de cetavos la hora FL SANTO podra
sperado hogar amben gran apacdad 10
apeecbe para Tendas Amacenes Ocinas Iesas Hospi
tales otros edco grandes Haga vista
la demosrac6n por citac6n mandaremos
ratio cuaQuier so San JUAN para dmostrarlo prvado
PORTO RICO POWER AND LIGHT CO.
Gneral Offices Marina, San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15

En- Santurce, Alto del Cabro''. tam
bl6n Sc celehr6 un meeting republican,
terminando sin novedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15

Fin la callc San Juan. Santurce los
UnioniStaS ccIebraron otro meeting que
do principle las Siete de la noche, de
'dOnde fueron cn manifestation hasta Ell
"Culto''. donde termin6 en- gran orden
a las Cnce de la noche
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15
Ia. ESTER
MUDEZ NOS.

Importation dc de las 2rncpaes Fabricas de Europa Estado Uni
DETAIL eonstante surtido de zine acanalado
ana de rneses dos cab
Nueva Nacona Pan
Sl Aete Pnura
door mOlsa
FORTALEZA No
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15
CTE GL.l->oES

paicipar
ria Relojeria
Departamento la do equpado
jero contsmos los services de Optio graduado
lidad aquele
ahoa han v obgados los Esados Un
del TODD Rarantizado
Despaho ua por compcaa que 6 sea
termino de "a
BoURET HUsTE Successor de Tnaud Principal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15

Aver. rerca de- la Escuela No. |. et
Raul Cuevas, agredi6 con lna
pl"dra Arturo Rodriguez, produci6n-
dole una helida en- la cabeza grave. FL
agreSor Sc di6 d Ia fuga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15

Juan Diaz. de Larrs. que fut detenido
y donunciado en dia pasados por ven
der hlIletn> de- la loteria de Santo Do
mngo. habitndoSe viSto el juicio en-. la
Cortp Municipal, fut Sentencialo a dos
mpsoS de carrcl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15

En- Puerta de TERRA, aver tardp a las.
cinco. en la parada /. el autom0vil ni
nero 293, propiodad del senior Luis G.
de Ron"ro, grtiado por q chauffeur Es-
teban Rodriguez, plaza No. 244, AFRO
llo al nino Angel Nrrgne, cau>andole.
una conmocitn cerebral, >jcndo >u eSta-
do grave. Dicho nino c> de unoS once.
amos de edad. y Sc haIIa en- el Hospital
Municipal, donde fut con(lucido. Los
padres del eXpresado nino son Emele
Vergne y Maria Brooks. FL chauffeur
fue arrestado y puesto disposition del
Jnez Municipal que le exigio 1000 do
liars de fianza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15

FL senior Jose Castillo. nominado al
calde por el partido Unionista en- Saba
ma Grande ha publicado un escrito en-
donde eXpone las reformas y mejoras de
su administration futura en- case de ser
fIegido por cI pueblo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15

lla fallecido cn Utuado ell joven Her
melinda Diaz Rivera despues de larga
y penoSa enfermedad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15

Han contraido matrimonio en- esta ca
pltal los apreciables joveneS senior Juan
Dlaz Santana y la virtuosa senorita Ju-
liza Miro, hija del caballero don Carlos
Miro. Que sean felices.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15
NOTICIAS

Han contraido matrimonio en- Utuado,
los j0veneS senior Jose Tort Carboneli
y la virtuoSa senorita Georgina Sanchez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-15

Fin Santurce. calle Union. celebr6 el
Partido Socialista un meeting. sin que
ocurriese novedad alguna.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-20
NEW YORK rRoDyoE MARKET.

New York. December s,-Four- Barely
steady with demand quiet Rye FIour-Firm.
Gornmeal-Steady Rye and Barley--Easy,
Wheat Easy. No, . red s7hc, elevator and
{ o b, afloat. Futures closed sake net
lower. December o67sc. May, slol7.; july
81 Corn Easy; No, new, 5ac { O. b.,
cline, December 5iAc, May, 55isc. Oats
Easy standard white $50. Futures closed
lsc lower 10 &c. net advance December,
Use December, 29i2c,; JilN, 39iSc
Becr-Rareiy steady Lard Strong, Tai
low and Peroleum-Steady. Rosin--ouat,
TIurpeutno Firm. Rice-.Firm, Moasses-
steady Sugar Raw, steady al decline. Cof-
fee-rFutures closed steady AT net loss OF
ST.. points SPOT quiet; Rio, NO. 7, l3i$e.,
santos, No, I. l33sc, mild, quiet; Cordova,
10. Qlj&c Tho New York cosnec Ex-
change Will observe Saturday. December "a
as an extra exchange holiday.
Butter Steady; creamery. special. 30D32e /:
extras, 2ac third to hrstg. 28@2sc, held
creamery, second 70 special ?tpas0c; state
and dairy common TO finest 22@ zoe. Cheese
STEADY State, whole milk, September
quality special l57i@lTisc.j do. fancy col.
ored or white, 5t2c. do choice, liss Gpl5.c.
Eggs- Easy; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery white, fancy, i5ci do. good, white
m@S on d" hsnnery. brown, fancy. rs a ipc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-20

do good brown, S7G$s.c; Western good
white, 33934c.
Potatoes-steady; Bermuda s5a6: Maine
per bag. 75c. aSl.so State, s1coa1,45; Long
Island. sLsoa2.co Southern. s1.25at.S7; Jer-
sey sweets. per barrel, N.?5a25o Cabbages
STEADY: Danish seed. per ton. s149r5co
domestic. sloal2co red. ss5 a 1000 Peanuts
Steady; fancy handpickod 5@5Ac.; Virginia
shelled, Nos. and 2, ~ a6ae. Freghts-
, Steady cotton to Liverpool, i5c,; grain to
Liverpool 2hd.: grain to London. lisd
Cottonseed oil frmer on covering of
shorts, local professional support and in
sympathy with strength of lard. Futures
. closed soil points net higher. December.
1ls97.2l; January. T,23a7.2i: February. 1851
49, March, 7.32d7.3i; April T.SidESS; prime
$50; prime winter yellow, 75nGS.A5; prIme
summer white, 7.c0r 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-20
NEGRO klLLED nY TRAIN.
railroad Exoncratcd ny Coroner''
Jury-Ticket Oihcc Robbed.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch,l
I<inston. n. c., December 4a.--frank
Lee. d young colored man, an elsSploye
Of the LeporQil and Ice Company. OF
this city, was killed by the NortolH
Southern passenger train NO
saturday night. near Failing creek,
sin miles west OF Kinston lie had
heen found beating his way on a
freight train out of here earlier IN
the night, and was put off by the crew
AZ Failing Greek Evidence showed
that lie was drunk, aud was endeavor-
ING to board the passenger train, which
VAS running at fun speed. Inc coro-
ner's Jury eNonerated the railroad, de-
claring that the negro came to hi
death by his own negligence
some time las. night between 9;A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-20
no IMPROVE SANITARY
CONDITIONS IN SCHOOLS
rspecial to The Times-pispatch.l

Especial to The Times-D ispatchl
Harrisonburg, Va, December Ia
Individual drinking cups and the lat
est sanitary water coolers will be pro-
vided for the schools of Rockingham
county; every pupil will have to un-
dergo Il careful physical examination,
by competent physician, and the
county will pay the expenses of teach
ers who are thrown out of work by
the closing of schools on account of
contagious diseases These steps We're
taken by the county school board,
which met in HarrisonburG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-20
COTTON MARKETS

New York. December l9.--The cotton mar.
ket was not active to-day but prices ruled
very steady within few points of the sea
sons high record on scattering demand
from shorts and some fresh buying, which,
apparently reflected confidence in bull!sh
census report a the opening tomorrow
morning, The close was very steady at a
net advance of 5gS points. Market opened
steady al an advance OF lG7 points in re-
Spouse to steady Liverpool cables and fairly
largo English spot sales. During the first
few minutes active months showed a net
gain Of about sac points but there, Wee
reaction of 2n3 points FROM these figures
during the middle OF the day under rcali2-
iAS and some local selling, based on the
idea that bullish census report to morrow
had been speculatively discounted. and that
heavier protit-taking was to be anticipated
before the holidays. Reports from the
10 ginning and also claimed an Increased
spot demand, with adyices OF this sort hold
Ing bear pressure In check. while the mar
ket seemed 10 be attracting renewed support
from leading bull interests. with tho result
that prices reached the highest point Of
the day in The late trading, when May
touched 1915, or within points OF the high
record for the season The close was with
in a point of two OF the best, Exports con-
tnued very heavy and are now running
about 10000 bales ahead of the figures 10
the same date last year. Southern spot
markets officially reported early were gen
orally unchanged
prominent Wall Street house issued
summary OF ginning Investigation, Indicat
ing ln.f3G.001 bales gtnno1 10 December IL
and total growth for the season of ll,lSG,'
oto bales, exclusive Of llnters. The census
report. to be issued a. the opening to-mor
row morning Will give the amount of cot
ton sinned to December 49, and is expected
10 show between lo6olC0O and 1o,75O0oo bale
compared with a.35s. 600 10 December IS, las
year and 100000 10 December 10, 1905.
Receipts al the ports to-day We're case
bates against II, Os6 last week and $3.50 las
year For the week $4,000 bales aEains
4g6SG5 last week and 924,7i0 last year To
DAYS rceeipts at New orleans 1865 bale
against 1850 last year, and al Houston -,
$50 bales against lS,S2S last year,
Cotton futures opened steady and close,
very STEADY
Open, High. Low. Close
: - 1 4 q
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the tragedy. His skull was broken BY
i the ia
New Dormitory opened.

lSpeClaI TO The 1meS-IHspd ICh,I
Harrisonburg, Va. December 10
The new $4,000 dormitqry at the State
Normal School was opened this morn
ing, 1t accommodates about seventy
five students, who have been boarding
and rooming in private homes of the
town since September. The attendance
at the State Normal School is now
about 200.
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FALL FROM BRIDGE KILLS
VETERAN SCHOOL TEACHER
rsncrinlt ia THE Times- Dispatch,

ISpecial tn The Times-Dispatcli,l
Buchanan, Va. December la--Lee \
III Sullender. Il veteran school teacher
of this county, met sudden death last
night by falling from railroad bridge
while going from his home to eagle
Rock, The hndins OF the body TINS
morning was the first intimatlon OF
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. n. c., December Esprit,
Turpentine-s at74lac.; receipts casks,
Ros!n-Steady at $40 Tar-Firm at $40;
receipts 81 barrels Crude Turpentine-Flrm
al st50ps.0o; receipts ! barrel
Savannah, Ca. December l9-Turpeniine.
Firm at 75&c; sales 634 casks; receipts $50
casks; shipments 1867 casks stock lo,12a
casks. Rosin-Firm; sales 2.o44 barrels; re-
stock 1926 barrels. Quote: B. $3.50
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Condition Of TREASURY.

Washington, D. c., December l9.-At tna
beginning of business to-day the cohuit'oh
iWorking balance in treasury Offices, SS2-
476al8; In banks and Philippine Treasury,
siT,5sa $50; total balance in general tund was
SIS, 0s3 So. Ordinary receipts saturday was
sa7st575, with disbursements Of s3Si', WI,
The deficit 10 date this 1sca year Is So'esV :
76G as against $ao,9C9,iao ut this time last
, These figures exclude Panama Canal ana
,,nhiic debt transactions.