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lower. May. SiHi"oH; July. ao5sc Corn
Firm; exports. new. zoe. /. o. b. anoat
Futures nominal Oats-Sttody.
tork-Stcady. Beef-Firm Cut Meats
STEADY. Lard-Firm. Tallow-steudy. Pc
Ifoieum-Steady. Wooi-oulet. Resin ind
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Molnsses and Ricc-Both
steady. Sugar-Raw. dull refined. quiet
Sofee-Fntures unsettled; No. Rlo i4c !;
santos, No. Z, i6lSc.: mild. quiet; Cordova,
.Sa q les.c nominal. Butter Cheese md
Esss-Firm. Potatoes-FIrm. CabbaKes-
STEADY; prices unchanged. Peanuts-Un-
ehahsed. Freisnts-Stsady: grain by steam
to London. aIiizd.
Nottonseed Oil was partly q shade lower
carly under somewhat treer offerings OF
crude but the list soon steadled up on
commission house buying covering OF short.
anu support from rehners. Closing prices
were generally unchanged to points net
hisher. January, o.+ou 6.t3: February. 6.6i o
e'So; March. S,oeY $50: April. 5.el9S.6S: May,
:. secs: prime crude. i.ssa4io; do. sum
mer yellow. $4,000 do. winter yellow, so
a'.Sp' prime summer white 55o8do9
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LAwrEWs OFFICE Battered.
Thieves Rnnsnck Desks. Inn, ,,,,,
Secure ANY Mnnry
SCVHTc my MONEY.
tSpccidi To the Times Dispatch

tHpccldi To the Times Dispotchl
noiasboro, \. O.. January l2.-Somc
ono evidently not an expert at snfo
,ihchlhG, entered State senator / !.
h'ifn',m's law office last night. effect.
ing an entrance through the bac), win.
dow. and complctely ransackcd hi. safo
ana two desks, leaving the drawers "
hoth safe and desks topsy turvcy. br,
apparently without having carried
away any papers
~ The n,r safe ,i had only the day lock
On MI; Earham having failed to lock
II on leaving last night, conseoucn,I,.
m, ne door, was easily opened by simpiy
iitinE the handles, but that the cut
PIT was not ''profcssional'' was evi-
uchi IN that the metal door 10 the
chSh drawer, which contained thn
mon miorie!. remained intact. ard the money
w. G. Mnnroe's office. adjoining Mr..
H Ma nnin had been entered, but Air.
Muhioc $ safe was securely locked. and
me would-hc yeggman made no head.
WY mere except that Mr.. Munroc's
carefully searched
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Worlds Visible sunni

New Orleans, January la..Sccrc,or
itc5SSr statement of the woyIi'
visible supply of cotton iss,I,1 10 10
SHOWS the total visible to be 5.7vs,iSis
Ss.inst ',6fl.256 last week and Ill :.
90" rhst Year or this the total OF
i'soi,236 last week ana t.os7 s5S H.
E S.. ana OF al other KINDS, includin.:
ESEpt. Brazil. India. etc. s2i,o0G
IHa 'nst $1,000 last week and LII. oOt
Oi the worlds visible supply Of cot
tnn there is now ailoat aud bnrd J.,
" :. re-. a. Britain and Continental Europe
i IN t:' against l.sG2.o0o last year
IN ESEPt 2oi,OnN, against 2a5OO0 Ia 9,
..SSa r. and in India 3v7, 900 againn,
S'e,ooo last year. and I'm the Tnitnd
states ,s :'1l2,ooo, against $50. 900 Ia :,
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Cotton Stutl.ti,x

Liverpool. january l2-fhc follow.
IMPORTS, all kinds. $4,000 bales a;
"alch American, $4,000 bales
ic.n ,o2k. az ano kinds, $4,000 bales. Amer.
american forwarded. 20, 900 bales.
otal sales, all kinds. $1,000 bn,cs
American. Gl.0oo bales.
bofa mshsh spinners' ,akings. 10000
total export. 10000 bales.
n i ni aloat, all kinds, $4,000
oa-Ies; American, 100000 bales,
. ro.ai saies on speculation, 400 bales
io'ai sales to exporters. 0o0 h,Ias
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sEABcAnp AIR LINE.

Southboun trains scheduled to leave
Richmond daily: 9:i0 y. M.-Local to
coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham, Savnn-
nah, Jacksonville. S:l3 T. M.--Fiorida
Limited tcxc.pt Sunday. 9:i3 y. NJ
Sleeper, Jacksonville coaches. Birming-
.lnm. II :35 T.. M-SlccDcrs. Jacks on
Vile. Tampa, Birmingham. Memphis.
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive
in Richmond daily: 5:32 y. NJ, 7:aS a.
NJ, g:26 \. NJ. Except Monday. sos
l.. NJ. $40 =. NJ, Local.
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Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE JANUARY !st, 1872
TRAINS -EA' r. RIGhMOND DAILT
For Florida and South: A:i5 a II and
1885 2. NJ, .i0:Sy =. IL. 100 y. NJ.
ror %ortoIk: 500 A IA. a:vy p. A.. t:lo
i. II.
FOR y. & w. Ry. West: s::5 A. H. 1880
a. a., 800 NJ. $40 p. II.
S:l5 n. 81. 500 A. IL, 1880 a. ~. 500 T.. N,
t:io p. NJ. cts y. ~, .:a5 +. N. $50 p NJ.
il:i5 u. 81
Trains arrive Richmond daily: $40 A. NJ,
$40 4. A., $50 ~. NJ. $500 y. a., .s:3T A.
..i:.o +. ~. 5:0o T. ~. 6:a5 T.. N. SOD r. III ..
$500 p. ~. 80 l.. II.
Except sunday. "Suadsy ou!y. aExccp:
Monday
Time OF arrival and departure and
nections Guaranteed
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Sales. Stock.

100 Allis-Chalmcrs ............
A;lis-Chalmers. pfd.
ie.'O AT'alsamated Copper -.
Oh Amcr. Agri. Chem, com.
lao Amer. Beet Sugar, com. .
100 American Can I..........
100 American Can. pfd.
100 Amer, Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car am. Foup.. pfd
Aincrican Cotton Oil...
S9 Amer. linsced Gil. pfd..
lO American Locomotive
Amer. Locomotive. rfd...
no Amer. Malt Co. pfd
s.,iH american Smelling
le9 Amcrican sugar ...
1850 Amer, Tel. aud Tel. Co.
-hm. Tob.. com. y subs
"'up american Tobacco. pfd.
20 Anaconda COPPER .......
$50 AtchiSoR
go Atlantic Coast Line.
y. G. |. Of Connecticut.
l.4O Ba timorc anG Ohio.
Inn BROOKLYN Rapid Transit.
90 Corral Leather. com. 49,.
",iW Canadian Pa chic ......
80 anu ''llits...
Hp Chicago Great Western.
S,%52 CHI. Mil. and ST. Paul.
~ Crucible SLecl Cor. CEN.
leo Crrciblc Steel. pfd.. ..
iu Chicago and Northwest.
Colorado Fuel ana Ir.r.
Colorado and southern.
100 Consolidated Gas ...,.
Delaware and Hudson. :.
Den. ami Rio Gran, com.
Den. and Rio Gran, pfd.
DiStillers' Sec. Cur.........
e'sNV Ibiie '-.s....... ..............
l,9D Erie, LIST pfd. .........
20 FED. Min. and Sm., ptd..
coo Gencral Electric
LEO Great Northern. pfd......
.n Great Northern Ore rtfs
10 Illinois Central ..........
an in'crhoro-AIe. .........
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LrRED by CALI. or HOME.
licnr! hillcr ut i.ynchburr, I'm Rout,
fr"m FIorida to Winchester

iHpct!Hl 10 'ihc IimcS-D iSpatch
LNnchhurg. VA, January Io.--Lurcd
~ me call OF home. Henry Miller.
formerly Il resident Of Winchester wiz,
i ,',.u "aiked from ''lorida to Lynch
to-day, charged with begging Tho
man ritifml condition gave weight
to MS story, and he was dismissed.
Win 10 cents in his pocket Miller.
refusing ana. started on his walk Of
."O miles to Winchester despite the
I'VE inches OF snow covering the
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SOUTdERN RAILWAY

PREM LhRklEis Or the SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
y. B.-Fo!owinS schedule iguses publish
cd as Information and not guaranteed:
For the SouIh-Daiiy: $50 q. NJ. Local.
1915 y. NJ. Express. eco u. VI. Express.
with electric lighted Sleeping Car Tor AT
lanta and birmingham. 1856 p. VI. Express
Wcck Days: 600 r. NJ Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
80 r.. .-UaNy.-connectins !oE Bal
tImo.c Mon. We'd. and Friouy. Coo \. NJ
Isx. sun. AID .:ia T. M.-Mon. Wed. and
trday-Local.
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South: $50 =. NJ, $40 \. 81
:Gv r. NJ. S:c5 r.. NJ. daily: 1855 EN- Sun
From West. Point: $50 y. 81. daily. ll:,5 a.
~, Mon. We. and FRI i:2a u. NJ. E.. Sun
s. L. BURGESS. d. +. ~,
tu7 l.. Main 81. 'nhone Madison 2I2
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MAJOR IIAUi,iS INJURED.
Slips on Ice and "niIx, SprniuinS Ills

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Spotsylvania, VA. January i2.---Thos.
y. Harris. Sir. the clerk OF the Circuit
Court, met with n ve:r painful and Sc
e .u'n acrineh, Eea.era.s an.erhoon "
dwelling and most painfully spraininf;
his hip. E'ring heavy man, the fall
waa II severe one. rendering him en-
tirely helpless. He hal 10 he carried
TO his room. w,here he was visited and
treated by nr. William y. Harris. lie
Is resting quietly, but is very pain
fully injured.
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NAVAL. STORES

=" "tnins,"n' y. c.. January Ic-Turpen.
tEc-'steady at iSisc; receipts IT r,.Ls
E"s'hr.sttad% a, ss.iI: receipts - barrels
ra.-hlrm at sl.so: receipts . barrels Crude
iurpent'ne-Firm at S3.5oa $50
Firm nj i3ii q sic: sales ri, casks. r.cai,, :.
~ asks shipments :3l casks: stock 3s:25
casKa' hosin-- Firm; sales 2.2i3 barrels: re-
StlP,S l'!"i barrels; shipments l,5ai barrels.
SUN ''h'to pafre!s Quote: II, fG.S7iam5.2o
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RICHMOND And CHESArEAKE ia,
RAILWAY COMPANY.

schedule OF electric trains to and from
Ashland. stopping ., intermediate station,
upon slSflnl: Lv. Richmond Hrosd ana
Laurel Sts.): '6:N. .I:i0. S:lob. D;i0 1910,
:l:lo a. NJ: i:io. o:lo. 3:io t:i0b a:i0. $40.
1:l0. s:i0b. 1910 N:Gr 4. Il. LS. Ashland
$3.50, 30. s, 3b. TO- eli a NJ. az a.. ..l .
o. 4. Sd. 6, !. S. Oh. II p. II.
DAILY except sunday. ''Sunday only.
hCarries baggage.
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DRY GOODS MARKET

Ne" York, January i@.-The cotton Good :
markets are holding steady. Incoming lob
ocrs reported trade improving In their sec
, . domestic wool markets are Urn, and
n'n ,Ih manufacturers are buying In Aus
,ia'ia and South American markets Yarns
are steady. ."
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wcadinas n, ,I.ntn.,i,,c.

F"T""Ih! I" TIC I lnIrS- Dlspatch.
l'"athsvillc. Va. January l2.---C'h;,s
Kent and Mrs. &nnic Cuckrcii were
married AT the Baptist parsonage on
Friday by Rcv. y. j. Rca,ny Mr.. Kent
i. a prosperous farmer living near
COaH
MADISON n. Naith and Miss Eva
Dawson We're quietly married az
smyrna Church on Friday. The bride
is the daughter of Charles Il. Dfwson
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG peAy1.r N,nKr

III EINoBUItG PEANUT MNRKET
(Reportcd by Eodgers. McCabn g r.
retcrsburs. Va. January Is-Pcanuts-
Spamsh'-Smal Spanish hrm at SIC. nor
t ousHei' good demand: Jumbo Spanish, ,irn, al
svc. per hushel. good demand VircInIns =
Fancy Jumbo, lal .c per psond. an,
handnicked. SIC. per pound: extra prime, All
qaHtc:. per pound; prime. SIC. nor pound !.
muc,i'ne picked. 3A3i:c. per pound; Smelling
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chicago GRAIN M,rKEr

chicago. Ill. January ,2-An easy turn
IN wheat to-day resulted from improved
weather In the Argentine. making the out
'ooh better Tor the late harvesting In tnot
country. Closing prices were !ssi.c- to &c
iowcr ihun last night. Final trades le:t
corn "a Ssc. down: oats unchanged 20 sac
OIL, and hoS products M n shauc 10 7,,n
.ec. decline.
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NEw YORK rnonrcr u,r,, :. >

moaerat" johbing dcmun'i Eyc i,our ~.
and HacH~hehi rlour-F.gm i:lg..y--li'.,-
kei strong Waca,-'Ensy, 80 rcd, g..,G
c!SNai"r, EXPORT bass, unI yl.GUg :,
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- -
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

foNI VI RICHMOND. JANUARY -. 1919
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norton mcr-
ehlhdise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
SAILED.
steamer BERKELEY. Shelly. Norfolk. ncr-
thahdlse and passengers, Old Dominion Line
steamer MoDjack, Graves Norfolk anJ
i'i!es kiNsT bindings, merchandise and pas
sehssFs' Nirs!nsh H"EigatiOn Company.
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new York, January MISUNDERSTANDING
sos head. stoerr. s597.75: bulls. ,!RssS:
cows s2,53o.so. Calves--Rcceipts III head.
Market steady. Vonis. ssall.25; tops. $3.50;
narhyard calves, HY6N. Sheep and Lambs
tsg $50 oulis. 2.25 ais: lambs. $sRT.I6: cu,is
saeo9s6o. Iiogs-Reccipts 5sc2 hcas Mar
ket lower at Se.ao9s.so
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Richmond & Petersburg electric Railws

Cars leave MANCHESTER. Seventh and Ferry
Streets, for Petersburg:
81. I. 8. - 10. II. az A. NJ. !. .. IS. I. 8.
..5:45. '6. I. s. . 10 +. II.
li:e0 +. IL. FOR Chester. 1890 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foos Of Sycamore
street, Tor Manchester:
ISIS. 6:aj '.7i5. '7::S S:S5. o:S5. 'lo:25 i,:sS
A. A.. is:25. 1885, 2:3j. 3:a5, 1885. o:a5. e:35.
sT:35 S:&5. 9s5. 'i0:i0. Il:io P. Al.
tDaily except SUNDAY and holidays.
carries baggage and express.
'.LiInited except Sunde:s and holidays.
All cars from PeteIvourg CONNECT with
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49, 'NS'.
Cotton. quiet. ,nihd!ing, e.6s: net receipts
II. bales gross, BIS: bnIcs; sales, ,.oro bales
bales
Total to-day at all portx-Nct rece,p,s,
S6,liS bales: export to Grea; Britain, .S9
uales' TO France, l5,HS2 bulcs: to the CONT
neni. Aiis bales: 10 Japan. $50 bales; stock,
Consolidated at all ports-Ne. receipts,
S'is'! bales; eNpor; to Great Britain. 1855
ohies: TO France, 3s3?3 bales; TO the Cont
ntnt' 1911 bales; TO Japan, ei,?6s bales; 10
Mexico ~ bales
fo,al since september at all por,s--N.t
ieIsiriS' r;si.-b 6a!es; export to Great
Britain 2iii,s2i bales; 10 France. 40. 20
bales; 10 The Continent. a,irS.S3l ba!cs; TO
japan -hip bales: to MexIco. $50 ba!ee
New Orleans. La, January l,-c.o,;on
iuiares opened steady at decline vE SO! 10
points on poor can!ca The market closed
.tetdy at net decline OF lac points
Longs were inclined 10 take pronts around
the hrst call ana the market took OH
rune; SOFT tone. on. Gather over the
cotton region was extremely uniayoruble
MS and the buying by bulls checked The
decline. The market became very steady
around the middle OF the morning on re-
ports o! an active and widespread sno; do
nanG. Large safes We're reported after
hours Yesterday. which gave the future
in"F"Hi sudden strength. The decline wns
made up and an auvnnce Q! from 6n IS
POINTS established Longs took profits amd
- reaction put the trading months 10 a
.oTei OF N points over Yesterdays close
ia me afternoon session prohI- taxing anon;
me ou.N WAS very heavy. Hnd, In addition
disgusting reports were received regarding,
iav hbrF dispute In the Lawrence Mass
m.Il section. The market closed stcau,.
Tpoi cotton c!"seG steady, isc up: m!danag
80; sa''s 100 bales and 80 10 arrive,
losing hlH= January. a5i; l.hruar", a.65:
March. 30 May 81; July. 49, August,
30, October. 49,.
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New Y ork
Stock Market

New York. January lo.-Stocks OF
the coal carrying roado. such us Le-
high Valley and Reading, almost
monorolized speculative interest to-
day After fretful morning session.
during which prices fuotuated ID an
Irregular manner. the market moved
upward. Tho coal stocks Union Paci-
tic and New York Central. made the
best gains. Lchigh Valley moved in
spectacular way. Opening nj ISL. Il
fractional gain, ii fell back two points
within the first few minutes. II then
rose three points lost two and later
climbed back to within q fraction of
the best prices. The result; of its tur
bulcrt movements was that the stock
closed at the same prices al which it
opened. The unusual activity of this
issue was due TO the declaration of
an extra dividend OF ten per cent.
after tho close of the market yestcr-
day in connection with the formation
OF company to handle the roads coal
business.
Reading became more prominent as
the day wore on aud gra .ually took
the leadership from Lehigh Valley.
The stock was bought on the belief
that reading might adopt Lehigh VAL
ley's policy and declare coal stock
dividend.
The price rose four per cont. Cen
trail Railroad, of New Jersey. gained
II IL and other coalers point or so.
The copper shares were under pres
sure. despite reports OF higher prices
for the metal i'll this market st.
Paul showed further heav'ncss. sell
ing within less than two points of it's
low price for 1911.
4 heavy cash gain BY the banks this
week estimated at sls.ooo.voo to SEQ
100000 is Indicated by known move
mcnts OF money
The foreign borrowing was less of
factor day. and the case In the
money market was SO pronounced as
TO lead some of the banks to seek OPP
portunity q road for the employments
of their funds. The advance in ex-
change was checked. although the
market held firm at the higher rates
recently established The bond market
was steady. Total sales par value
s:.267,ooo. United States tonds I'M
changed on call.
Total sales of stocks to-day were
300 shares.
%ew York, January lc.-Moncy ON
call steady, l+@2 "a; ruling rate,
z Ii; closing id. >; offered at = IL
days and six months. 8 l-2@S 81.
Urine mercantile paper. to IL per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business in bankers bills at S4.S4 for
sixty day and u, Sa.s7lO for demand
Commercial bills, sl.S3 IL Bar
silver 50 IS. Mexican dollars a..
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t1iNc i9Hftr!- i;''"H's l@ht, demand
m'h.''' 'ASS'' '-'"vEi. Dressed rvu,try-
IF;srHs' receipts heasS, market ,uH t:gs,
Demand heavy market Higher o.b.r,7,.
due" actlNc.
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Old poMiNIoN L;NE.

Lv. Richmond foot OF ASH st. daily 100 +. NJ.
Leave Newport Sews....... ~. 81.
Arrive Norfolk. .....,........ .........G:0o a. II.
Connects with main limo atGamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily except Sunday
1850 T.. 81, Connections aiso made by y *
W. Ity. T.. 81. and c. < .. Ry. ut l.. 81.
Night Line steamers stop a; Ciuremont 10
land receive passengers on signal, and
will be met w lie conveyance.
VIRGINIA SAFIGATIOS CO.-Jnmcs River
b. daylight for Norfolk and Old Point. New
port News and ali james River landings.
Steamer ioaves MI "Wednesday ii
Friday At 100 a. n. Freight received for
oil James River bindings 'Ph.neMadison ia.
Main Ticket Office. s.. Il. ital. street.
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.4sh sEain closed: whca;--No. red. % n
PC; No. red. 9iu Sc. No. hard. 9s4i 81 o..
No hard, 3juti: No. northern Il o. -
!,Ie' no northern, SI.oa aLca: No. 3 north
crh. Sl.oSn Los No : spring e9g $l.15: No, Z
sp.ihs, gsp Hlci; No. 1 spring. togsl0?; vel
Et' Shai, ;14 Sioi; Gurum. a99SlGs Corn
NO. o. el'i g &C: No 3 white. 6.Si Z, s2,sc: No
feHoW. o. g. sc; No 4, G0as0.c; No, 4
white e'@t a5ii2c.; No. / yellow, G3msIe
80 's- 40 white, 6H!l q SIC. No. . white
i.,4 0ec.; No. /, $50 iyI.c.; standard fn:. :,
D1.c. ''i.
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ASK Mr.. Bowman"

ABOUT Bermuda. Cuba. raat>.nn Yves,
Indies. South America. Med, crranean
representing all lines. Hotel ana Free
Information Bureau.
samuel u. bowman,
Southern Tourist Agent
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baltimore Md, January Northumberland
Ssi steady; spot. contract. .1s.c Corn
Itt"uy, Tro'' contract. SSsc oots-Sieadv;
NJ "hlte, "r2c ityc-Quict no west,
! crn, domestic, SlGi.oi
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
SoMroLK ASH wEsrEKS RAILWAY.

o%LY ALI. RAIL LINE 70 SORFof,K.
Schedule IN effect January ist, !:!g
Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond. FOR
SOEFpLk: $3.50 s. NJ. 400 y. 81. 1910 u. ".
FOX I.GSCiiBUEG AND THE WEST: .5:.5
y. ~. '!o;co a. NJ $50 l.. M..'g:?0 y. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .G:i0 A. Nj
-6.S5 l.. NJ. 'li:20 L. NJ From the West: $40
!. VI. a2:"l T.. ~. b!A9 Z. 81. 'trl Z, Nj.
$50 +. NJ
DAILY, aDal!y ex. sunday. hsunday only.
Pullman Parlor aad Sleeping Cars.
W. u. BEvILL. c H. BosLEY
g. y A.. Roanoke. d. T. A. Richmond,
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$3.50 eS5; bulk OF salcs. se.coI6SS sheep
receipts is,oj head. Marke. steady to loo
lower. Native. s5.ciGAo5; western. $500
S.o': Searltnse. SIS $3.50: lambs, native, Sal
ALSO; western. ;6.c5d7.p
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sFVE !Vltoh cIOSco quInt; middIInR uplands
"oa; iniddlins suf. $50. sales. ih.a bales.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-22
VICTIMS RECOVERED,
AND AGAIN GIVEN TO OCEAN
(Contiued from page y

questioned members of the Grey.
They apparently were frightened and
afraid to talk.
A dock steward, who refused to
give his name, denied that any of the
millionaire passengers offered the
sailors money for seats in the life
boats.
The caucus room was so full when
the inquiry began that Ismay and
Franklin were forced to stand sever
al minutes before seats could be
found for them. Chairman Smith
was barely able to squeeze his way in.
Senator Smith announced that for
eign witnesses will be heard first so
they may return to England with un-
due delay. This means that survivors
of the Titanic crew will be heard be-
fore the other survivors.
Franklin said:
Despite my efforts absolutely no
information was received from the
Titanic until o'clock Monday night.
At one o'clock in the afternoon l re-
ceived a message from the Olympic
that the Carpathia had picked up
twenty OIL lHe llldHlC llle DOdlS, Lihcu
with passengers. We gave this infor-
nation to the public, explaining they
were only rumors.
"At 6:25 l received the first defi-
mite information, in a message from
the Carpathia. 1t read, 'Carpathia
reached Titanic's position at day
break and found boats and wreck
age. Only 675 were saved. Carpa-
thia returning to New York
'The message was signed by Cap
tain Haddock. l was thunderstruck
by the news and called up some of
the directors of the company, in
cluding ]. F. Morgan, jr. | then
gave out the news to press ass 'ci-
ations and newspapers"
Franklin admitted he had receiv-
ed a message from Ismay, aboard the
Carpathia reading:
"It is most desirable that surviv-
ors of the Titanic crew be returned
home as early as possible. Suggest
the Celtic be held so they can get
aboard. 1 propose returning with
them. Please send clothes, including
shoes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-22
1856 TOWNS IN u. S. GOT
LIBRARIES DURING 1911
Nearly Every State Profits from So
326.37O Given Away by Carnegie.

326,37O Given Away by Carnegie.
Chicago.-The American Library
association has issued in its March
bulletin, published in Chicago, a de-
tailed list of the important gifts and
bequests to American libraries during
1911. The total cash donations am
cunts to s3364.S22 which is near
ly s1,500,0OO more than was given
in 1910.
OF this amount Andrew Carnegie
gave $2,326,37O, which is more than
double the amount donated by the
ironmaster to libraries in the previous
year. one hundred and thirty-six
towns and cities in the United States
and twenty-eight in Canada were the
recipients. The majority are in the
middle west and south and in the
province of ontario, although nearly
every state in the union is represented
in the list.
Gifts other than money include 65,-
SIS volumes. six sites for library
buildings and seven buildings present
ed for library purposes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-22

pairing a suitabl ekown which might
be specified as the correct graduation
dress.
Members of the board say that a
gown can be made for SO to answer
all purposes. DR.. J. NJ. Witherow, who
offered the adopted resolutio. says
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-22
Against Free Lunches

Peoria. Ill.-One hundred and fifty
seven saloonkeepers of Peoria have
petitioned the city council to pass an
ordinance abolishing free lunches in
saloons and providing for a fine of
from $40 to 500 for failure to do so.
The proprietors of the other 143 sa-
looms in the city did not sign the pc
tition
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-22
Parliament Investigating.

London, April 22.-Declaring
statement by President Buxton Of the
Board of Trade, in the house of COM
mons in regard to the Titanic disaster
was unsatisfactory, Labor Leader
Crooks demanded that full details, in
regard to the disaster, be started in
the house of commons tonight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-22
Represents Paving Company.

Robert ]. linden, REPRESENTING the
Kibbe-Welton paving company of
Portland, is now in the city, having
come up from Portland this morning.
His company constructs paving
consisting of six inches of concrete
covered with a layer of bitumen. The
company is now doing considerable
work in Portland and Mr.. Linden
hopes to interest the council in his
class of paving for Pendleton.