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The Washington times., 1910-04-07
ALBANIAN REVOLT
SPREADS RAPIDLY
Rebels Take Many Prisoners
and Threaten Young
Turks Regime.

CONsTANTTNOPLE. April The
stability Of the Young Turks regime is
today seriously threatened BY the
growth OF the Albanian revolt. which
has assumed the proportions OF q for
midabIe Ueactionary uprising.
Dispatches today from DjakOva say
that the strong force Of troops sent TO
northeastern Albania 70 suppress the
rebellion was surrounded By a greatly
superior force Of rebels. disarmed and
made prisoners.
The garrison al Prisrend- one OF the
few garrisons that have remained loyal,
IS now besieged by a large force Of reb-
els and VIII have 20 surrender within a
few days. unless endorsements are
forthcoming
More than $500 Albanians are IN re-
volt and are in practical control Of a
large part of northern Albania Cen
eraI. Cheftek Pasha held a council Of
var today 20 discuss measures for the
suppression Of the outbreak
Belated messages arrived today tell
ing Of q heavy engagement IN the vicin-
ity Of Riverlab on April l. in which
several hundred we're killed and wound
ed The fighting between the troops
and rebels lasted two days and ended
n the troops checking the advance o.
the rebels
The latter, however. were not decisive
" beaten and we're awaiting reinforce
Tnents when today's messages were filed
preparatory 10 renewing the attack
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SAYS EVIL SPIRIT
PROMPTED MURDER
Ohioan Caught In Chicago
Evidently Victim of
Religious Mania.

CHICAGO, April T.-C1etus Wiilaman'
the young farmer who was arrested here
late yesterday charged with the murder
OF Warren Rooms and his wife at Can
ton Ohio, viii be taken back 10 Ohio
today.
wiIIaman was arrested on a Pennsyl-
vanIa train as II entered Chicago The
police 50 far have only obtained a par
tiaI confession from the man. but a
blood-stained revolver and undershirt
were found IN Z Is suit case
When asked why he killed Mr.. and
Mrs Koons. WUaman said: The evil
spirit was in me I don't know any
thing about it He talked continually
about an -eviI spirit" The police be
Heve that he is suffering from religious
mania Soon after being put In & cell
Wfnaman asked for q Bible
The murdered man was the father Of
Willaman's wife. and the woman her
step-mother. Wiltsman has wife and
three-y esr-old child in Canton
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Wa8htugron Gfme5
Want Ads
Branch Agencies

wher, your ad Will be taken At
once rates.
NORTHWEST
Butts Pharmacy. 4th & Mass sve- \. "
Hornu1E-s Pharmacy. 7Jh a. n sts- n W
i5oi6en5erE-s Dept store IN = K 50 NV
H5Wa-s- h D. IGth & n stE \ "
& nam, sons 4 Co Dept store. Sth &
MaIIInziy-s Pharmacy. 18Th < L sts. y "
LEsItbv's Pharmacy, 1887 Calvert s. n "
olIcoIs' PharmzCy- 17Jh K Pa ave n -
e 1It s' Paz-m nae rs. IS :. y
Reh's Phsruacy- 9Th & sts- n "
Simpson, J. r, 5th q r stz- y. X.
Smith J Z 54th & Wisconsin ave
TsyIoc's Pharmacy, sth & as y ".
Veitch r A. 20Ih 4 N EtE- n W
wagner q CO. Is x II So ;. "
Earn0ld's. 1fI llth 81 y "
weller, r p 25ct n St
PErtic. ~ Y. IL Georgia ave
sanfore.s P2arrnacy, y : ave \ CAP
NORTHEAsE
Burners Pharnacy- y cap & r ste
Kravse Pharmacy. sth & X SIS n z
lz6ton's Pharmacy 10 Ia ave y E
Lamb & Taylor. 18th & z Cap. sLz
Model Fharmacy- 5th & n SIS y Z
NcC-he.usy & Joachim e Z sts Y
New York avenue Pharmacy. y z AZ
< y Cap 81
EIseubelss' Pharmacy, 7tH & , Efr x
Mcdonald. J. W ~ & + SIS. g "
SOUTHEAST.
Burrows' PAarTtacy. I5th 81. & Pa Az & z
Roach DvuE Co, Ath A. q ste. s. e
.vsIer5s. SIh & 7 Ets. s
Powell. n z. 4th * z Cap.
ANACOSTIA
Bury-s Pharmacy, COR Monroe < Jefferson
s1-egLE-
ALEXANDRIA.
-s-ne- r l.. Alexandra. Va
BROOEILAND
Linton & Ne son E-ookiau5. D Q
CHEVY CHASE
SCuneman- T A. Chevy Chase
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YALE MAN CHOSEN.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 1T has
been learned thaJ Prof. William An
Jhony Granville may be the new pres
ident Of Pennsylvania College. a.
Gettysburg, and that he has been hear
lily recommended for the honor BY the
Yale Getty sDtrE Club This club Is
composed OF Gettysburg College grad
yates
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DEATHS

CRANDBf Ion Tuesday. April .. IsIa
JAMES o. CRA\DELL- rh= only -
Lucy 3 Dixon Cnes CraudeiI- aged thirty
Years
Funeral from 81. vincent &c pau church.
on Friday April s. at Q o'clock All friends
invited
The depth Of my sorrow no tongue can t-H-
Az the loss Of the one 7 loved So ueII-
AID while he lies in peaceful sleep
Ers sacred memory I shall always keep
Francisco Wednczday- April g. 1910. Al
p ar the residence 1T his daughter.
annie r Warauore, 10si FIRST street north
enty-fou-th wear % his age
GOCKELEE-On THURSDAY. April e. 1910 ~
-.Ie o. clock a m LDTTIE n GOCEEI-EE,
nee Bu-kharr'- bowed vie of Christian
Funeral from 81 r. street northwest. on
Saturday April @ 1910. A. $50 p. m
Baltimore papers please copy ~
EOGAN-On "Wednesday April 6. 1910 az ?
O'Clock D. m PATRICK. beloved husband
~ Bridget Hogan native OF S-ar-ffl- County
Clare Ireland and g resident ~ The District
stor The past SiNty-thrce years
Funeral VII take place from his late res
idsrce 81 p street northeast on Saturday.
april 2. az $50 a. m Solemn high mass at
8 AloysiUs- church ar O'Clock lie
NJ Hogan was born lu Scar-If- County
Care ireland coming % this city slS-E-
tr--= years az Until his retirement i've
years aco- he was co1tractE- and builder.
H- US d member Of the Third sunday
1sriEa5e ~ abe 81 AIoysius Catholic r----.I
During rE- cfvE war he vas employed IN
ne GUsrJerrUaster dcuarr-uenr HE
death followed an illness ~ nine DAYS his
VIE three sons and one daughter survive
Rim
Jos ES-ou THURSDAY April O. 1910 FLOR
EVE JONES beloved daurhter ~ capt
!. " JONES of Tho Capiroi Toics-
trrrra. sery ICES from the residence n her
sister A-z- p ID Tu~nGr G-f r street
southeast. on Sarurday- April 2. al = -cToCL
aP7-2t'
IJl-f'r thursday April T. $3.50 O. m
WILLIAM o. " Joy
Funeral from the residence ~ has brother
nav P T. I1z-lssT. Iz3. Pennsylvania
Avenue southeast. OF Saturday. March E. a.
80 . n JnterEent u Congressional
cemetery sp7-2JH
LTFPHARD-Sudderly- OF Wednesday April
5 LiA- a. ID - a. Mrs ELLA a. TTPP-
HARD daug1ter or Mrs NJ E Byers- Of
zS street northwest
PATSE-on Wefnezdzy April O. 1910 a.
Washington o. O.. EUGENE BEAU
HARNAIS PAYNE TrsFet Brizadier Gen
era. United States volunteers eldest eo--
o. tie late LheHzs Hubbard Payne. esq.
General pzsn- vas native ~ seneca
Fats n y ana vas Eeventv-fve wears
aid RE served throughout The civil var
with distinction end was Al one time =
mem Der - r1e Illinois STATE Tzrfsfe-rr-s
% As t-e Cause at his death H- VS. an
@npioye q me Pension Once and Vas ~.
compiler Of several books one son
CHARLES Payne survives him
sEfITH-o1 vednzstav- April g. 1870 ;,
Thilsdelpnia- Pa EDITH HOJGH SMITH
rife ~ Lawrence smith and daughter Ct
Marian ard the tate Piiuy II HouEh.
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The Vital Records.


Births
Frank ard Elizabeth Mcguire. boz
Frederick and amelia knoDf Ei-L
George and Flclz Pr5cEy CIR
Francis p and Jessie n Thompson
EIrl-
William F. and johanna Weight. boy
William and Helena. K Eraber, boy.
GaftanO and Maria SCOpOlini, Eirl.
George ?. and Eatey Meyers. boy.
Ernest and BiaudIEa ROnChi, boy
Lester and Marie 7, Harris. girl.
William F and Grace L Stone, girl
William l. and Minnie e Miller. girl
benjamin n. and Maria u. NundeII, jr.,
boy
Henry Z and lucy H Byrd, boy
Harry W and Anna H Creamer. boy
Ernest II. and Helen N. Butt. boz.
John W and Katherine A Richardson.
girl
Charles " and Mary Z Stang. boy
Charles r. and Edith RuCerUus. girl.
Bruce = and Helen :. TAYLOR. boy
Robert VI and Louise 7. Chaplin, boy.
The Washington times., 1910-04-07
TN MEMORIAM

n rhs graveyard softly sleeping
Where the flowers gently wave
Lies the enc NE loved 50 dearly
In her lonely. silent grave
You are not forgotten dear mother
Nc- -iT YOU ever be
As IcnS az 15fe and memory last
We vii remember thee
- BY Her Loving -Dau=rte-s
The Washington times., 1910-04-07
FLOOR OILS
TAIL0RS
GrARANTEEp WORK

GUARANTEED WORK
We guarantee our pressing and repairing to
suit YOU perfectly in every respect simply
because we know 1t doesn't need guarantee
INK It-s the best work that skirfuI con
sc5entious euieavo-s can produce Work
called fog and delivered
s J. RACOOSN.
Zml 18th st y " aps-7t
SAEGER- TAILOR AND CLEANER. Us z
81 n " ladies' skirts. soc up gents
suits dr. cleaned and pressed. SOC, pants.
I5c: umbrellas mendcd- 1Oc u uihls-tI
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Deaths

Ei-t0ria W Gary. G. wears. 115- Willard
street northwest
Abraham 1Eilber, 20 wears, Government
Hospital for the Insane
Cecilia DTiCdy. I day. 10h5 MINI street
northeast
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W0RKINGHEN'S WANTS

WORKISGATEN-oud a small deposit saves
any slightly used tailored s-it IN the house
At s. 70 $40 gives YOU great choice and
3 ~ note sure. ore price only JESTFT.S
Old STAND. Ole y y. W ap7-rr
The Washington times., 1910-04-07
WANTED-SALESMEN

SALESMAN with business ability 10 repre-
sent ~ IN washington and vicinity. Tr0d
sp~ess8si=s and canes p -. 60. Rector
St n y CITY ay5--t'
The Washington times., 1910-04-07
SPIRITUALlSM
UPHOLSTERING

PBOLsTFlRING- cabinet W0rk. repairing
finishing slip covers and screens best Vyor.
lowest prices satisfaction guaranteed
JEAN AHRANO. F5is sglh s.. y. "
Phone y SS-5-
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DENTISTRY

DGSrORS ELZET. DENTISTS
Dentistry fn al branches Csuzrsn-eed
s " Cor. sf-h and T. Entrance on ION
i92z
AL.VE3IaAR TEETH Painless, lasting. Won
5erfuIlv lffcIi Se- nrfdsewcrk or plates m
uscesssry- painless hlIlng- Or = J. WI
son -s0s z 1yZ-rf
The Washington times., 1910-04-07
SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-PosftIon as an expert gardener
fGeTmanl. married. best Of reference
LOUIS BECKER, 1895 Tth St n "
NANTED-Position as piano player IN an
orchestra playing evenings only. Address
e J. P. I5z2 18th ST n ". sp6-st-
The Washington times., 1910-04-07
TYPENRITEPS
WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS
White help and mc5erste prices Icon T.
mo, ed % g1I G y. " Phone n -f54
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

- GAL ANTIQ L FURNITURE
Producing. REPAIRING 81 L ST
y. ". PHONE y So z lahZ-tf
The Washington times., 1910-04-07
ELECIRlCAL REPAIRS

FE EC0~ONECaT. and have your fsns. mo-
tors and electrical work done BY
E. ANGERMAN. 1881 IAN 81 y ass
a1hs0-e0f
The Washington times., 1910-04-07
DRESS SUITS

ONLY UP-TO-DATE full dress and tuxedo
suits for -hIre VI r. PINES. Merchant
Tailor. l00sEth 81 y " 1aI-tf
The Washington times., 1910-04-07
PIANO TUNING

PIANO TUNING. $50 player pianos re-
paired. also organ work j. HEpsrAN-
% hoor 1850 Pa ave. y w Main -7-S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-10
COTTON MARKETS.

New York September s.-The cotton mar
ket showed continued nervousness and ir-
regularity ,o-day, bot on the whole ruled
iirIner with prices closing very steady at
net gain OF u@z Joints as result OF
covering for oyer the weekend and renewal
Of bull suppork and rsports Of better spot
demand. The o24rtas was steady at an adj
10 points or szrS- months IN sympathy with
better cahlsz ed n response to coverings
o, mod .rz1s tse-zat Tor long account, in
splred ~ St1sGGI1 s<LiIra-as OF the crop and
reports ct-.e .as West Indian storm was
Eth r1oy&-r tzREri TIE belt The demand
was NOT zsr-eaasFt. however, and shortly
after Eae a-tsEE-s prices broke under re-
newaf q ..ssgr o-.ssGre and liquidation, en-
acourarsG "a ts.4 Approach OF the general
marketing sa1s,l1a z.s1 reports that Southern
mills .ra2 s1asa4t. 10 extend curtailment
all hut II pcl1Ef az the early gain. while
october sod &C 70 las. nights closing hg-
5ures and laper EIgErsa 70 net loss to about
points rt.. asCr.rd i2.sZ for October there
was better demand and the market rail-
lied on covering d shorts, little support
from one Of the old bull leaders and re-
ports OF an improved demand from trade
sources- Last prices we're 4 shade OF from
the best Under realizing. SoNhfrn spot
markets officially reported early were &c.
higher 10 &c, iower and the later reports
changed 10 sc higher. Houston advanced
i-lGc on q large volume OF business II Is
rumored that the old crop bull leaders are
IN control of September contracts in Liver
pool accounting for the relative hrnness of
that market to-day. II was reported that
storm warnings had been posted the
florida coast, owing 10 the West Indian
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GGurrf) Rotltts.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

PRESBYTERIAN.
THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
F. 7: MeFADEN. D. D., misunderstanding
Sunday morning at II o'clock by Rev. CHAS
FRIEND. No service at night.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
(Fifth and Main Streets).-Rev. RUSSELL.
CECIL, pastor. Preaching at II a. NJ by
Rey; J. s. McELRoY No service a. night.
at Ii o'clock A. NJ. and
s:l5 o'clock T. NJ. by the pastor. D. CLAY
= WE sR Z Nj srER PRESBYTERIAN
Church-Rev. JAMES Y. FAIR, d. D.. pas
tor. Preaching at II A. NJ. and Sis p NJ.
Welcome.
CHURCH OF THE coYENANT-REv. j.
CALVIN STEWART. .. D.. pastor.-Preach-
wednesday evening service at s:1b. Sabbath
School at $3.50 A. NJ. Seats all free and
everybody welcome.
BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH tBRoAD AND
Twelfth streets).-Thc pastor. Rev. GEO
w. MCDANIEL. D. D., viii preach at both
services--1l A. NJ. and s r NJ Sunday
School "a. w. Patterson, Supt.) $3.50 A. NJ.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (FRANKL1N
and Adams Streets).-Rev. Il. Y. MULLINS,
o'clock on 1.-The Fulness of Grace and at
SIS o'clock on The Life of Usefulness. the
Only Life" The regular quartet has re-
sumec york for teh season and has spe-
GILL musical III ottu S'SH-
ing services. At the morning service Mr..
Howard D. Bryant will sing "Thc Ninety
and Nne,' by Edward capon. Sunday
School at $3.50 O'Clock.
(Grace and Foushee Streets)-Rev. DAVID
NJ. RAMSAY. D. D.. pastor. Preaching by
the pastor ut II "A. NJ. Subject, Sowing to
the Spirit; at 8 p. NJ, subject. THE Cos
pei OF power" Sunday School at $3.50 A. NJ.
(charles r. Winston. Supt.) Prayer-meetins
Wednesday at p. NJ A cordial welcome to
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
(Grove Avenue and Harrison Street)-Rev.
w. c. JAMES, TIL, D., pastor. Preaching
by the pastor at II a. NJ. and T. NJ. sun,
day School at 9:l5 A, NJ On. Il. Cox. Supt.l
Wednesday evening prayer-meeting at $
o'clock
EPISCOPAL.
MONUMENTAL CHURCH Corrected 1914
on site of Theatre burned 1911. Broad Street
below Twelfth) Services at II A. NJ and
8 p. NJ. Seats free,
UNION STATION METHODIST CHURCH
Corner twenty fourth. and streets)-
Pastor, oRev. r.. H. POTTS, Preaching at
II A. NJ and p. NJ by ministers OF the
Lutheran synod
SEW ENT II STR e r CHRISTIAN
Church Preaching at II A. NJ, by the Rev.
3. H. MELTON. No services at night.
sunday School $3.50 A, NJ.
FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL LU-
theran--J. j. SCHERER, JR,, pastor.-ser-
Vices held In Richmond College Chapel un-
~ completion OF new church. Sunday school
$3.50 A. NJ. Morning service II "a. NJ.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
REGULAR SERVICES OF FIRST
Church of Christ. Scientist. vii be held to.
morrow morning in church ehlhce Corner
Park Avenue and Meadow Street) at II
o'clock, Subject, Substance" Wednesday
evening testimonial and experience meeting
at $50 The readlng-rooms are located in
the Chamber of Commerce building, and are
open every day from 10 until 2. All are
cordially Invited.
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steady. Barey-ouiet., whcat-Barely steady.
| No . s1oA elevator and s1.oaN I. o. b.

steady. Bariey-ouict. Whcat-Barely steady.
No. 2 slo4 elevator and s1.Mx {. o. b.
atloat. Futures closed aaAc. net lover.
September. s1.o4h; December. sl.Uh; May.
sl.1s%. corn-steady; No; p s5ho, elevator
domestic basis to arrive: No. q 64s.c. {. 9. b.
afloat. Futures closed nc. net higher. Sep
oats-Barely steady; new. standard, white,
1, SIC Futures closed h9%c net higher.
september s7ssc.; December. 4osc. May,
4skc.; July, 42ssc
Beef-Firm Lard-Firmer Tanow-Ffrm
Petroleum and Wool-Quet. Rosin-Steady.
Turpentine--Firm. Rice and Molasses-
Steady. sugar-Raw and refined, steady.
Cofree-Futures closed steady at net loss
of 100 20 points. Spot. firm; Rio. No. 9, 1o,ac.;
Santos, No. A. 1lhc-: mild, firm; Cordova:
IL a l3hc. Butter-Steady; receipts b7a3
pounds; process, second to special, 2sQp21t7c.;
Western factory, June make, 392fc Eggs
steady and unchanged; receipts l2,oss crates;
Cheese--Steady and unchanged; receipts t2oo
boxes Potatoes-Weak; Maine, per bag, SIG
Its; Jersey, per barrel, Sl4S 30 LSa; Jersey
sweets. per barrel, s29225: Southern a9
LIS. Cabbages-Weak nearby, per 100. SIG
400; per ton, s10@12,00. Freights and Pea
Cottonseed oil was generally higher on
covering of shorts light pit offerings and
local professional support Futures closed
1@9 points higher. September. l0W @lov9:
October, ss.S1lts SO; November, i.594I.6 De-
cember, 7.2sGT.32: January, f29@7d: prime
crude October. 667 nominal; prime summer
yellow. 1850 1890; prime winter yeiioW'
u.oo@l200: prime summer white, leoVY INV
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FREES POLITICAL PRISONERS
Estrada Invites Foreign, Especially
American, Investments.

Managua, Nicaragua. September o.
Juan Estrada. provisional President,
has issued a statement in which he an
nounces that the political prisoners
throughout the republic have been lib
Grated, says that the freedom of the
press will be respected. and invites for
eign. especially American, Investments.
His only ambition, the general says, is
to see his countrymen and foreigners
in Nicaragua peacefully devoted to the
of the republics resources.
The provisional President also de-
clares that all payments of the governs
ment are suspended until such time as
the troops are paid off. He Is naming
a commission to investigate the legality
OF debts contracted by past regimes.
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WAR on Hoo1xwoRa1.
Wake County Doctors VIII Treat Cases
without Charge.

Especial to Tho Tfmes-DIspatch.
Wake County Medical Society has
adopted resolutions pledging hearty CO.
operation in the work of the eradica-
ton Of the hookworm disease, an active
campaign against which, It Ia declared,
has been fully launched in North Caro-
lima. The resolutions express the will
ingness of physicians to prescribe for
the disease gratis, wherever necessary,
and recommend that the State make
such regulations and render such as.
sistance as may be necessary for its
early and complete eradication.
the society asserts that this action
Is taken because 1t recognizes the
widespread prevalence of the hook
worm disease, and realizes that its
eradication will mean much to the
health, happiness and wealth OF the
people.
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formation as they may be in possession
of, as to the conditions that have pre-
vailed here since the saloons closed
eighteen months ago
1t was limited yesterday afternoon by
man who knows exactly what has
been done. and what is going to be
done. that every blind tiger" case
that has been tried in the Police Court
since the city went dry" Will be
brought to the attention of the Fed
eral grand jury.
The deputy marshal, who is execnt-
ing the writs on witnesses TO appear
before the grand jury, has list OF
names yard long, and this seems to
indicate that the inquiry is going TO be
a complete one.
The fall term of the Federal court
will convene here on Tuesday OF next
week. but 1t is not expected that the
blind tiger" work of the grand jury
will commence before the day follow
ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-10
Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. B.-Following schedule figures published
as information and not guaranteed;
10:45 "A. Observation-Disclosures all poInta
South. Pullman and Day Coaches.
500 ?. MEX. sunday-Local for Moseley.
HAS p. M.--Daaly-Limited, for all points
South. Pullman ready $3.50 P. NJ.
YORK. RIVER LINE.
$3.50 P. Mex. sun.-ro West Pt.. con-
Meeting for Baltimore Mon. We'd and Fri.
4;3O "A. M.-Ex. Sun. and 2:15 p. M.--Mon..
Wed. and Fri.-Local to West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4 From the South: 1900 A. NJ, $3.50 p. M.
daily; $40 A. NJ: Elk. Sun. 4lo P. NJ. Daily:
sos p. NJ. Tx. Sun. (LocaD
From West Point: $3.50 A, NJ, Dolly; i:3s
"A. NJ. Wed. and Fri; 5:45 p. NJ, Elk. Sun.
S. z. BURGESS, D. r. A..
500 =. Main st. Phone Madl.nn ass.
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driven by Padgett, won all heats Black
Edge Hill, Perdie, j. l.. Vaughan, third:
Red. Cal s. walton, fourth, Lady Julia.
7. D. Gray, fifth; Or. Wilson, II. ID.
Barnes sixth; 4. b., Bellewood Farm.
len. eighth. Time, 1927 Ia, 2:27 1-2.
1927 1-2. Purse, $500.
The 2:20 pace, purse Of 5000, was
won by Ltere, Edge Hill Stock Farm,
SsyhHawsville, first In all heats; Major
dun, DR.. T,uqua, Radford. third. and
Georges G.. W. Putney. fourth Time.
1926 IL, 2:23 IA, 2.23 Ia.
w. D. Mason, Of Pearisburg. took
first money for best thoroughbred stall
lion. Chas. Browning, Of Wythevlllc.
got first and second money for tho
best driving horse.
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Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECT1VE JUNE L., 1910.
TRAINS sLEAtA. 4...S..MO.,0 DAILY.
For Florida and South: loo a. NJ, SIs A.
NJ. and 7;sU P. n.
For Norfolk: ''s:s0 "A. NJ, > u. ~. $500 p.
For N. 4 ". ny. weut: e:ls =. NJ, 500 a.
NJ, $500 P. n. and $3.50 P, NJ.
.,s:lo "A. NJ, s:ls y. ~. 500 A. NJ. 1870 r.
M. $500 n. NJ. 4:10 r. Nj sos r. NJ, I "a
=. NJ, 1920 r, NJ, ll;+s y, NJ.
For Gold sboro and Fayetteville; s4;i0 H. n,
Tralna arrive Richmond daily: 4;Io A. NJ,
6,lo A.. Nj, GAO a. L., 's;aj A. NJ. "!y:4s A.
nj, ..l1:3s a. NJ. 'll:4o &. ~. 1880 p. NJ.
"als r. M. sos 2; 3 NJ, s;So z. ~: 500 z.
sExcapf sunday. ''Bunday only.
Time q, arrival and departure and connso-
lions not guaranteed.
y. 8, CAMPBELL. p. r. A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, September 9-The demand for
gray cottons shows a lull with values easy.
lower in the central markets but spinners
are holding steady and are declining con-
tracts at the prices current for spot mer-
chandise. Domestics are quiet. Ginghams
for spring continue to sell we'll. Carpet
woods have been sailing more freely. Domes-
tic woods are quiet in this market.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-10
FIRST WIFE KILLS SECOND
Then Husband Sets Fire to First
Wlfe,n House md Shoots brother.

Campbell, Mo-, September o.--After
the divorced wife Of Clarence Stanley
had killed his second wife last night
by shooting her ten times. Stanley set
fire to the home Of his first wife, twice
wounded his brother, engaged IN
pistol duel with his uncle, and ihtiml.
dated the police. He surrendered ana
was lodged in Jail at Charlottesville.
The frst wife said her successor In
the Stanley home fred the first shot
when she refused to give her the two
children by the first marriage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-10
Cu1cAGo GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. ILL.,, September s-World's ship
ments, expected to be the largest on record
proved a heavy load on wheat prices TO-DAY.
The close was at net decline of Il to Is
&c although other grain was on the rise
Corn at the wind-up was A@asc. higher 70
SIC lower; oats &c. dearer to shade OIL
and provisions unchanged to zoe. advance
The leading futures ranged as follows: