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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16
ITEMS OF WALL STREET
Dividends have been declared as follows,

Dividends have been declared as follows:
Washington Railway e. Electric Company,
regular quarterly OF IL per cent on the
common stock and IL per cent on the pre-
ferred. payable December l.
Continental oil Company, regular quarter
ly OF SO a share. payable December 10 to
stock Of record November &c.
Bayard Dominick jr, Of Dominick &
Dominick; Z. II. Simmons. Of Rutter &
Gross, and James b. Taller, Of Taller &
Robinson, have been appointed a commit
tee TO nominate candidates to fill the
vacancies on the governing committee "
the Stock Exchange caused by the resig-
nations of Bernard NJ. Baruch and Ira
A. Kip, jr.
The United States Mortgage and Trust
Company mas issued the eleventh edition
of its annual publication, Trust Com
panes Of the United States" The trust
companies of Canada are also included in
the booklet.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railroads coal
traffic during September amounted to l.
5S2,643 tons Of coal and 1850 tons of
coke, against 1,24S,70o tons Of coal and
2c,05S tons of coke in September, 1912.
The branch office of the Stock Ex
change firm Of Mcclure. Jones & Reed at
Seabright, n. j., has been discontinued.
Moore, Leonard & Lewis have opened. an
office in the Hotel McAlpin, with Fred w.
kaufman as manager, and II. Content &c
Co. have established branch office in
Madison Square Garden.
The capital stock Of the West Chicago
Street Railroad Company has been strick-
en- from trading on the exchange.
Missouri Pacific sold on the exchange
yesterday at PAX, the lowest price at
which il has sold since 1908. 1t was re-
ported that the liquidation was due 10 the
selling of the securities held by III. b.
Hollins G. Co. whose failure was an
nounced on Thursday.
A. r. Horr has been elected treasurer
of the Equitable Life Assurance Society
to succeed Charles L. Phelps, resigned.
II was enormously stated in Fridays
Tribune that Harvey A. Willis & co. were
Offering a limited amount OF the pre-
ferred stock of William a. Rich & Son al
1920 a share. The statement should have
ready simply capital stock. as there Is
but the one class. The offering price nets
10 per cent to the investor.
Richard c. Rice, OF the firm OF j. X.
Rice, jr.. & Co., arrived on the Amerika
from Europe.
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NEVADA QUOTATIONS.
Fridays Yesterda,

FURNISHED daily by Weir Bros. & Co.. No 25
Broad street)
TONOPAHS.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Rid. Ask.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & Co.. No Is
Broad street. New York. and No. l22 South
lth street PHILADELPHIA
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Furnished by William W. Conen'
Broadway
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Head Co., NO IA "aii
street,
LAND.
-, .,.t Ria Ask
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INDUST RAILS.

Furnished by Harry f. Thompson & Co., No.
n BROAD street,
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Rumored Dividend.

Runors have been current recently tha'
Central Leather common would enjoy an
early dividend, but these rumors have not
received official Endorsement so far as can
be learned, and it is doubtful whether
such action will be considered in the near
future. II IS stated that this has been a
very fair year for Central Leather, but In
view of the company's record for earn
ngs the outlook is not encouraging for a
near declaration, although many stock
holders are persistently calling for divi-
bends. especially those who paid around
or better for their holdings. 1t may
not be impossible for the company to de-
clare a small dividend on common, but 1t
is doubtful whether it Will be expedient
In the immediate future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

Liverpool cables: Spot quiet; sales, 5000
bales; speculation and export 500; American.
5000. Imports. 1000 bales: mono American.
The market opened irregular u to IL points
higher; closed quiet but steady, at a net ad-
vance OF TO points. November, 7.2sd; No
vember-December, 7.15d; observation-disclosures.
7.121sd January-February. 7.12d; February
March. 7121sd; March-April, 7.13d; APRIL
May. 7.l3hd; May-June. lid; June-July,
lid; July-August, 7.osHd; August-septem-
Der. 6.s2d; september-october, 6.n1sd: octo-
ber-November, 6.54Isd
New Orleans, Nov. Naturalization Of the
long interest over the weekend weighed
against prices In the cotton market to-day.
No real weakness was brought about. and the
decline was moderate Bears were not az
gressive. The close was steady. to s points
lower.
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CURB ECHOES.

The report Of the Mason valley Mines
Conpany for the quarter ended Septem-
ber 20 last is as follows: Gross operating
profit, s33,1S7; less depreciation. deferred
charges and bond interest, $i5'9so'
deficit, s12,793. There were mined 2o'SSo
tons of Mason Valley ore and 47,455 tons
of ore were treated at the smelter. the
production during the quarter was 2'fO"-
719 pounds of refined copper.
The La Rose Consolidated Mines Com
many has issued the following statement
for October: Production, 2OS,454 ounces
Of silver. valued at s12O,329; other in
come amounted to s3.724, making a total
OF s124,O53. Marketing and other charges
were S56.126, leaving profit for the
month of s67,927. The financial state
ment as of October 81 last shows: Cash
surplus. s1,44a713; outstanding ship
ments. etc. s292,4O7; total, s1,73s,12O;
less current liabilities. s2S,451; surplus
s1,709,579.
Boston & Corbin, 1t is reported from
Butte, has suspended operations for the
winter. Work will be resumed on April
I. when the weather. presumably. VIII De
warm enough to prevent freezing OF ore
The mine will be kept free from water
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NOLAssEs AND sYRUPs

MOLAssES AND sYRUPS : MoIasses
steady, with q fair demand at previous
prices Syrups quiet and unchanged.
NAVAL STORES-Turpentine quiet and
unchanged. Rosin steady. Tar firm.
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PoRCUPINEs.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

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corporated No. 81 Pine street, New York,
and No. Ia East German street. Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

The United States Mortgage and Trust
Company mas issued the eleventh edition
of its annual publication, Trust Com
panes Of the United States" The trust
companies of Canada are also included in
the booklet.
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TORONTO STOCKS.

| FURNISHED by Harry T. Thompson & Co.. NO.
| % Broad street,
rnpATTs
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September Railroad Returns.

The returns for the month Of Septem-
her of fifty representative railroad sys-
tens operating in all sections of the coun--
try. with approximately $4,000 miles In
operation, according to Dow, Jones & Co,
show an increase in gross earnings OF SZ9
Der cent while net earnings decreased
81 per cent. This compares with an IN
crease in gross Of 10 per cent and &C.
crease Of 1416 per cent in net for August
Operating ratio, exclusive Of taxes, but
including net results of outside operation
was $685. per cent, as against eSsS per
cent in Septmber, 1912. Operating ratio
for August, 1918, was 6s.56 per cent.
The results for September are encour-
aging Since May earnings each month
up TO and including August, have
shown smaller gains in gross and larger
decreases in net. September returns, with
their distinct improvement over August
ssrnings, have broken the sequence of the
'ecine. Another factor making Septem-
Der earnings appear more favorable is
that comparison is with increased earn
ngs in 1912, when gross showed gain
d So per cent and net a gain of 9.% per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16
PIG Iron Production.

The United States Steel Corporation
during the year 1912 produced 14,lS6,lei
tons OF pig iron, equal to 47.72 per cent OF
the countrys total, also 5000, 223 tons OF
hgot, equal to 541 per cent of the whole
output Of the country. The Steel Corpora
ron has been showing gains In the per-
centage Of the output of the country's
total since 1903, and il is interesting to
note that the corporation was a heavy
purchaser Of pig iron in the open market
during the first two years of its organiza-
Ton Since that period, however, its pro-
auction has been brought up TO point
equal TO the requirements of its finishing
nils. AS regards ingot production the
STEEL Corporation has lost ground, as It's
output in 1901 was equivalent TO 66.2 per
cent OF the total output Of the country,
while in 1912 il was only SAL per cent,
snoWing a decline of about ~ per cent.
Inc decline in recent years in ingot pro-
uuctlon has been on a more modern scale
nan during the first six years of the cor
yVrsuons existence, as in that PERIOD
non 1901 TO ls0S-the ratio fell from $50 to
'sf per cent, while from 1906 to 1912 the
Sechne was from ST. per cent to 54.1 per
'ehI This shows shat the corporation has
0eeh able 10 more nearly sustain its ratio
VI ingot production in the last few years
nan formerly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

The Chesapeake & Ohio Railroads coal
traffic during September amounted TO l.
5S2,643 tons Of coal and 1850 tons of
coke, against 1,24S.70o tons of coal and
2C,05S tons Of coke in September, 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Nov. I5.-cLovERsEED-Decem-
Der and March, IS 65. ALSiKE-Prime; De-
Prime. cash So 80; December. 81 e2h;
March, s272h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

Washington Railway e. Electric Company,
regular quarterly OF IL per cent on the
common stock and IL per cent on the pre-
ferred. payable December 1.
Continental OIL Company, regular quarter
ly OF So a share, payable December 1e to
stock OF record November &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

a. r. Horn has been elected treasurer
Of the Equitable Life Assurance Society
to succeed Charles u. Phelps, resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

20
Potatoes steady to firm. Sweets dull unless
fancy. onions firm for fancy. String beans
scarce, Florida higher. Lima beans scarce
and high. Peas scarce. Spinach higher.
POTATOES. Bermuda, Dbl. s3qS7 so; Vir-
ginia, late CROP Dbl, 81 1902; Maine. bag
81 q So 20: $50 III. So u "a 81 20; Long Island,
Dbl or bag. 81 25q$2 75; state. $50 ID, SEA
81 25; Jersey. Dbl or bag. 81 15aS2: Euro
pean. 16s-ib bag, 81 5OGs1 so; SWEET Po-
TATOES, Southern. Dbl 10cQSl: Jersey
81 25qSt rs; No 1. basket. 50cq$l; ONIONS,
white. 10O-lb bag. 81 qs3: crate. 81 50g$2 10;
hapltet, 81 25qsi IL; yellow. 1oo-lb bag. 81 so
imported. dozen. $iq$1 so; potato. Dbl, $50
81: BRUSSELS SPROUTS. quart, 10 lic'
BEANS, Virginia, basket, s24S6; South car
olina and Florida, wax. 81 So; green, 500
81 30: BETS Dbl, 81 % a 81 so; 100-lb bag
81 a 81 %: 100 punches. s1GSf 40; CARROTS
Dbl. 81 % ISL so; bag. s1qsl %; isOO-lb bag,
75cG$i: basket. 6jW75c; 100 punches, Iocg
81: CUCUMBERS. dollhouse, No i, per Dozen
soc GSi; No 2 box. s3a$4 Florida. basket.
S29$3. CELERY. dozen stalks. 10 % 9oc;
standard crate, 81 506s3; knobs, 100 punches,
81 30 81; CABBAGES. Danish. ton. Slsp
s21: domestic. sl4 s15; red. $500 $25 white,
100, S4GS6: bbl, T5cas1 %: red, b3l SIG
81 30; imported. ton, SIS a $50; CAULlFLOW-
Frs. Long Island. short cut. Dbl, 81 200
81 %; long cut. s1aS1 81; large crate. Sl@
81 IS: small 5Oa75c; CHICORY, basket, Toe
dSi 25; Elephants nearby 75c4sl; Flor
ida, box. s26S2 25; ENDIVE, imported. ID,
l691sc;o EsCAROLE, basket 75cqSl;
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
SAYS GOVERNORS
DECISION BIASED

ROANOKE. Va Special Judge
IS. d. Hairs.on 4l1 a. il- Nsl.ls. eA-v.
counsel for Elofd aud claude Allen.
we're lislbly affected al the decision %
Governor Mann ll refusing 30 Inter-
..re wlth the terlicts ct tne court
Nr WlUs ls preparing an answer 60
fne Governor review % the case Use
stated tlar. although the aliens are
fu Die lu the electric chair. tlat tle
statement issued ly the Governor is
So E.ased ln favor ~ the couter lions
70 fle Common caltl and is SD partial
and oue-slle1 that even though thel
go 90 an anomalous death. thlf So
grave ara injustice 20 bis clients shall
lor go uunouce1-
SIR. Willis charges the Governor
with using the same aT- -ulette pre-
se1ted by Attorney John =. Draper
for the C0mmonweal at The Rich
mCud hearing. in substance. 10 not lu
the very words, and says tnat the Cow
eruor has entirely ignored ln hls SUM
ming up any 90 the evidence or points
produced lu favor of the Aliens.
Asked as O. tne proposed prosecution
~ DEXTER Goad Tor tlc part le played
in the HulssIle tragedy. the attorney
declared that tile matter had uot been
anal-nnel- lhlF aFerrfl taat Tie
funds ~ tie Aliens have been COM
lietely eNna estei. bur 90 le prooa1i r
tnaf F-l--Ar h- .eefll tlon ~. 81
raised o. push tIn charges arl.ret tne
. I..rL CLERK. IENH f.FEH nor f."
slightest doubt bot tnat Dee can be- con-
Nlcted % perjury both by NFins wlt-
nceses and by documertary evidence.
Memorial FOR Claude.
a CCmulftec " ladies com posed o.
Mrs ~. a.. Smith. 70 MartlnrEIIle. Cnalr-
man. Mira Efile caheii. ~ IIftsFlvar
and Mrs 81 r. Hairst0u. % Roanoke.
30 acted by request 90 take charge %
fund subscribe for tne Iurpo.e %
buying "a memorial for Claude Allen.
announced today that gold medal
wll be purchased and Oreaeufcl 90 the
young mounfeiueer before he goes 90
I fhe Death chair.
The treasurer o. fhe committee to-
cev aseled tie following statement
For nearly "A Lalf GEAR committee
+ aa Joining counties have had nice
4 sum ln hand with which % purchase
/ a. handsome testimonial ~ tnflr falfh
ln Claude sEaneou Aliens innocence
f - murder or cQ-spiracy a. charged
The cDmmNfee has waited, by re-
Guest. hoping % present this tfefl-
. nonia1 10 Claude Allen. making o. also
an evidence ~ their approval ~ Cow
+ error Maun'n wisdom. unbiased 1udr-
& meuf and honest decision ln Com-nutlne
I the unwarTanteo death sentence.
bot since De has turned a deaf ear
I 20 the requests o. thousands OF PEE
+ titlonere. including the 5ury that tried
him for that commutation. and de-
fermired 20 commit this legal murder
the testimonial VIII be presented a
Claude Allen 20 prove "A cir faith Or
BIN and cisavDrovai % He Governor
decision-
~TREAsURER or COMMITTEE"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
VICTIMS MOTH - LED
NOR AGAINST CHAUFFEUR

NEW YORK Special Angelo
Nertilonc. five years old. Of 1t9 Navy
street. BroOklyn. was killed Wedncs-
day afternoon 90 Navy and Johnson
Streets by an auto truck Of the Cen
eral Electric Company. lie was play
ing in the street and did not hear
the warning horn.
Just after he was struck down
his mother appeared. Her shrieks
brought "A crowd OF neiehbOrs. Will
liam Huston. OF &C Columbia Avenue.
Queens. the chauffeur. was daagged
from the seat by men ncighbOrs Of
Mrs. Nertllone. Patrolman Sason had
just turned the corner. Hearing
Huaton'e cries. he dubbed his way
through the crowd and saved the
chauffeur. Two other policemen
helped 20 get Huston aboard a Myr-
tie Avenue trolley ear and he was
taken 10 the police station. where ne
was locked up on charge Of hOmi-
eide.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13

Sugar and refined, steady. Butter.
nrm Cheese. steady.
spot Coffee. steady; Rio Is 1896;
Santos, IS. 152c.. mild, quiet; Cor
dova. ICQ1Sc.; Havre. unchanged 70
4 franc higher. Hamburg. unchanged
10 , pig. higher. Potatoes, barely
steady: Maine. bag. $3.50 I'd $500. Cab
bage and Peanuts, steady and IN
changed.
The cotton seed oil market was
steady early. with lard. but late in
the day declined sharply under sell
ing by large commission houses and
relners. closing gas points net lower.
Prime crude. 49305.00; do. summer
yellow. 6l0I6.30; January. 6.12; Feb
ruary. Cos; March and April, 6.lO;
May eli; June. els; July, 6.22; Au-
gust. go: prime winter yellow, 6.25
1859: do. summer white( 6.S0@6.70.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
PIERPoNT WILL GIVE
TO McKIN LEY FUND

NILES. o. Special. c. Butler,
Jr.. president ol tle Niles Mckinley
s.rthday Association. has received a
,a olegram from j. PicTponJ Morgan.
l nnlch thc nuaucler promised So
300 towards the proposed memorial
COR the late President william Aic-
smiley. which includes the prescrh a.
lon OF the Mckinley birthplace at
NIles.
Morgan says DE viii give more n
$500 ls not considered his share.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13

Noahs Liniment i
the best remedy To-
Rheumatism, Scistica,
Lame Back, Stni
Ioints and MusoieA
Sore Throat. Coda,
Strains. Sp-ains, utA
ruiseA { ol G
Cramp., Neuralgia,
Toothache and al
Nerve. Bone and Mus-
Gle Aches and Pains.
The genuine has
Noah's Ark on evcn
package and looks ike
this cut, but has RED
band or front oi pack
arc. and "Noah'a
Lfnincnt" always in
RED ink Beware ol
limitations 7Sc. SOC
and 500, and sold by
all dealers IN mcci-
cine. Guaranteed o.
money refunded BY
Noah Remedy Co
Lac RtchnonA Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
HIDES.
MARKET CONDITIONS.

Live Poultry-All kinds scarce and
Ia good demand. Dressed Poultry
Demand good. Eggs-ReceiDts clean ed
up and market In good shape. Stock
-Veals. lambs. etc. very active under
scarcity. Other commodities In good
demand
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
NV YORE PROpuCE MARKRT.

New York.--F1our. steady. Whea,
steady; No. red. st0Sa q
1904. Corn. quiet. at 57ac. Hides
Petroleum and Wool. steady. Resin
quiet Turpentine steady: machine
barrels. l21c Rice. Molasses. Raw
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13

EASTEOP. LA. March s.-using
dynamite. three craftsmen blew the
vault q the State Bank here to-day.
eecaping with 10000. The robbers
est All telephone and telegraph wires
leading out % town. The sheriff and
q posse from Monroe. la. were
called.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
BRIDE PEsTERED Old
MAN INTO MARRIAGE

Samuel Canlcoat. aged hffy-nve.
charged with non-supp0rt testified
that hss seventeen-year-oid bride pes
tered him into marrying her. which
he did iD order 20 get rio OF heI. The
court advised q reconciliation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
NOah's L.iniment

You may be of the nine that be helped by -Noahs
Iinr1ent external
would, sufferer give $500 quickly 500 fer
something would help you All ask you do Is
bottle Of Noahs Lniment il docs not benefit
80 dealer s authorized o give back your money
Where there any swelling fever Noahs Linnent vii
doubt help Requires little rubbing peneates and
not cyaporate like external remedies
you read thus far will be interested
have personally investigated the testimonials
fer Noah's Liniment
Not long ago went Charleston s c TO look into
r1arable This MIR John DAILY unable raise
than years until be had used Noahs
Mr. Daily is 6S years old, and is well and favoraby
Charleston lie has resided there Of his life and
g the civil Mr..
DAILY told m his request ~
I'd sample BY MALL then he /1/[<//LZ[TZZ<
states ne purchased a 2Sc size ~
bottle, and then 500 bottle.
litte than the lattT
made perfect Noah Remedy Company
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13

WASHINGTON, ID. c. Special.
Ma5nF fsef,crai leonard Wort Mas
retained f0 Office as chief Of stan
Pesidenf Wilson.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
With
My statement:

sufferer rheumatism know that this VIII be
Of much relative friend suffer
Ing terrible OF this headed monseheuma
tisn1-thst it viii be equally interesting
You would give almost any price TO be relieved.
many so-oalod cures advertedread what
require: Take three four times day. internally
remedy with strong drugs, which would call dope
Read what claim the of rheumatism
acid kidney trouble liver complaint. indigestion,
No one knows isask your family physician
talking him. ask about these cures at the
same time. have To- of faith in his opinion.
diseaeth serious conditions
10 checked time. Ii often doubles brings
on II OF misery, makes life almost unbeatable
Nine OF require internal treatment at all
Do not f you have tried
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
Cured Of Bone Rheumaiism

L had been suffering with bone rheumstis1a
lor about three yeara- / have been using Noahb
Iininent and VII say that il cured me completely
Can walk better than have in two years. Noshe
Liniment vii do Al you claim cannot reeo199
mend II high enough IS r Cyrus. Donald. X c
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
ANNIRILAIlON of
COURT BY ALIENS
RI IA NO \ D. vA.--Spsclal.-

RIc NO y ID. VA--Special.-
Carroll court annihiated ~ Allen
game AlDtesiSts haze esear'sd Il tne
That was the news which flashed
.roul Cattoll eOunD un tnc morning
% March IA. is12s shocking the coUn-
Try irom The Atlantlc - tho faelae
-uasl-
No one could Say precisely what had
happened No one knew precisely
rumors. but only mcagor details were
heard.
lat court had bccn called 70 order.
The 1uGcc was surrounded bN has OF
tcers preparing 70 oesin ne business .
Of the day. suddenly there was
nash. a Ccaitcnlus It..l. Are l.u@e. .
thc couuta SnCIt.. tne Common .
wcalth's Attorney Zen dead DEN ins
pursuits sans 81 mountain OUTLAWS
sprineing to me saddle Eullcpcd or
That was thc story
40 one. hnNc ever. cared for details
Thtre ha1 been murder. The muir
dcrers were az larEc. 10 ecnu.tee
the Commonwealth 20 capture these
lli4r.eIois without DELAY and execute
tltru az once.
There were hysterical cries for
militia. The more tlml3 feared thai
thc aliens would RETURN 10 hNIs,tllc.
tro county seat OF Carroll. and ado
more hluode deeds 90 their atrocities
Floyd Alien. tnc leader oi the out-
law sans. wounded in tnc lt- 4nu at-
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~ ~. ~ e.-, s- go r5 ,,s
49, II. -. r...- 49, .-~ -
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-f-.,-.- n,e..-.e s..r ana ro-
.-. .r.-. t.--...rt.s ..-,-..
9~-@ '-.
Nf.rr.rnr-rrrS T-rr-trrnrrn
firE8 had been sentenced 20 serve
n l.e- .l tae lteulary tur attacs-
lrr ran nlttrtfs ANA tur tlkiu- irum
thcir custody tuo b.asiutu- lie had
rlfceel to 30 % tlp pcrltcrtiarl
4h-re WAS "a NrlCy- Tile caa-c gu
lna rulr- w.s h.uel- raerl. L. IT.
s,elh ana ruurFrca-th.s Attarncs
tF- ~. Foster Gen dead. g. a.. lon-
.a- e. Irrsrllr. MAS tatrl-y hl-t. lliuE
twc days later. 1liss BETTY Ayers aas
,-.l -.t $500 l.t rrNt lla
Prior 90 aal since fhe trfaf Sc has
been charged th.t fne shooting n.>
teeIn ty Dexter Gul4- c4crA ~ the
rlar-- tunt there Ea. nltu "a hitttr
leal tttwftn Che Aliens and some of
the c.urt Df0ccrs, tnat every court
hcatily armed. as DO 1Nnccurs-.r not
la.llur fol-trua h.l. reat threats hal
been made aEairst tne Aliens. that
the tnace WAS NOT iutsnfInul BILLED
Jets uh.cn struck the 5ud-e one was
tree tF cnGrt official. fnlt there
rrla no conspiracy, m LEASE on the
r1rr Ll OBJ. Athens
f....,..s.....- f-r.-t...- T.
.,----
@ $40 4N.-~-
i-- '-t I--t-7 VI e-e ~-iel. 81
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltincre.-Whsat, firm. t1iO.
Corn. steady. Sec; Oats, Steady, on
demand. No. 2 white. 40940ac.: etan-
dard white. S90Ssac. Rye. dull and
narrow.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13

bdieSs ..-..-... lV.oU ~ 1l.OO
Load your cars so that hay at doors
represents contents. and thus avoid
reflections.
This market grades hay in accord
ance with the National Hay Assocaa-
ton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
LIVE STOCK
COUNTRY-CURED 30

LOUNIKY-IIkED BAtON.
Hams. well smoked. small.
ID. ........ ........ 20 a 81
Hams, well smoked. large,
III. ........ ........ IS @ 10
Sides. we'll smoked. h.. Is ~
Shoulders, well smoked, 10, Is GU IA