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Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
AnseiSen.
edpcrr aataitrOpbe.
Die GyplOfiDn cines itaIieuiihen Sorts
uniueit @enua.

III 2ERAVItbW ~ tFH*tfeltJ~ 49,
unmeit @enua.
Intern BON @enua, iuObl orsI
Mcdffunben BON Der malsrif9en go.
Fenitaot, tbronte Biz por tlrSem AMI
ben 666en bes 2igurif9en Appens
nins, peitbin sic 90ben uno Sdler
beherrf9en0, ouf benz Berg 4resct elm
italieniT9es SORT, oas brr ettpa 80
Sabren BON Ser 6eeresDerDdltlung al
5ieier SteIle erbalt poroen NOR, urn
einen Mnqriff auf @enud a%uf3ubdLtsn.
m6qe er nun bon Dem Mleere hertomz
men DDer BON benz Sale, 0ds li9 IN
Ianfter Senfung BON ben 9dngen bes
2lpennins Bis binab na9 9baba err
fredt. 9as fleine SORT Mresci be-
joB elm bOllItGnoiges Artillerienia@
ierial unb tpoblgefiillte Wllnitionsz
fummern; i'm Jrieoen aber biloste
feline itGnoiee 8e5aBung nur eiil
Ma6itommonoo BON 6 mann rn0 l
lluteroffi3ier, oie SugIei1 Bel Den
brnadbarfen beiben pulpermdga5i@
men ben @a9tbienit Derfaben. 9suts
lit biefes abgelegsre tleine Sort Dpm
EroboOen Derf9punben, uno an DER
Stdte, po es einit lag. fdnt Der
Bid nur uuf niifte Sriimmerhduten,
tieTuufqepiblte GrOfurHen, fOrmlpie
6nutts un0 6teinmaHsn.
Gp9 lit sic Ratnitropbs, Die Ifh
bier ereiqnete, ni6t b0lIig arfgetldrt.
Mion tpeiB ni6t mebr, als boB segen
1913 u6r Gin fur9tbarer GrbitpB bic
brna9barten 9iigel er3ittern lieB, els
ne bonnerdbnli9e @rplpiion erfolgte;
Orr Simmel peroiilterte fid. unb Die
in maBloIer Tur9t aus ibren 9ittea
ms Jreie ifiir8enoen 8etpobner Der
um9egen0 Iaben an Ser Stelle, lpr
Ous Sort Iresci tan0, bi9te HautJ=
Dpiten gum Jirmament emporfteigeu.
Die iofort alarmisrten BebOroeE
fonnten Bel Der Nnfiinft an Der linz
aladsftelle muir fefItellen, odB has
ar0e Sort nit Sen benohbarten 5peI
pulDermaga3inen BON 5uBboOen rers
f9punoen lit: cine g~rplofion. 0ie bon
gepaltiger Mu9t gepeien feia mub,
bat Sen gdn5en R0mpler BON Ball@
ten, .MdlleA uno Gafematten bnhz
itdbli9 in bic 2uft seiprengt. NaH
langem Su1en fano man urter ben
Sriimmern bic entieBli9 beritummeI=
ten Qei1en Der 8efaBung: bic Muht
Der @rplpIion 1atte 0ie &0rper ausz
einanoergeriTen uno Die eiH8elnen
Gl;e0maBen oft 9uBenoe bon Me=
Tern melt boneinun0er beritreut. Nuii
bema9en gdrabineris bic Gtdtte 0ies
ies trdgii9en militdrifden Insliids.
Gus Sen Musfagen eines 5iemliG
T9per perpunbeten SolbuteH lab!
IiG fpl9ern, baB Oas nngliid auf eis
nc unboriiHtige unb unbprf4riftsmds
Bige 6anobabung ben Sprengt6rpern
3uriid3ufii6ren 1T. gs i9eint, ruB
elmer Ser Soloater, Der Die grobeE
Gprengpatronen Su bedufiiAtigen
bate, entgegen Ser @pri9rift, jeheG
6prenefDrper ni1t ein5eln in einem
0oau beitimmten @emade unterfu&ts,
fonbern feline Mrbeit i'm Sprengitoffs
lnoga8in berri9tete. nobel burd eine
HnDorii9tisteit ooer Elm MiBeeidid
eine potrone ~erplpbierte unb nun Die
gurSen nngebduften Menser por
Gprengituff our grplOiion bra9te.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
geuU6e Standardization.
Grupins g~ranSenburg.

gronbenburg. SIN 9dns
besbouIe Der 9ropina 8ranbenburg
Fon6 ouf Nnreeune bes 2an0esoirets
tors BON @interfelbt cine 8eipres
duna iiber bic prottifde N~usgeitals
tuna bes Mrbeifsno9peiIes unter
Qni9luB an ben 9erbano Wldrtts
fder Mrbeitsno9peiie itatt.
Ttantfurt a. D.. Iuf Der
@renae amtI@en ben @emartungen
Qihtsnbero unb Mortenborf BEL
Srontfurt a. 8. purbe bic 59idbs
riae Srau Rriitmnnn tot oufgsfuns
ben. Sic tpar nuf einem 8Otsns
aange erfrOren.
qonbsberg a. 80. Sn einem
SouIe 6er 8iibnenItraBe bate Elm
Grbeiter beim Nnbringen zines Sass
outomoten bos @erf9luBftiid Der
@tsiQeIeituna OffengsIaFen, 70 baB
unbemerft @ns entipei9en tonnte.
NIs bic bort pobnbafte Jrau Drer<
Ter nit ibrem b~reiiGbrigen SO6n9sn
ben Roum gstrot unO cine 2ampe
sntaiin6ete, entItnnb cine grplDiion,
Bel Der Trou 8. fur6tbare 8ranbs
fpunben i'm @eii9t unD am gonoen
90rper erlitt. Dem Rinbe tDur6s
Das Ropfbaar total Derfenst.
0euf6IIn. Der Mogiitrat Der
@tobt Neuf0nn bat, nm bos Nns
benten Wilbelm 8uid' gu ebren, be-
faloFen, bic neue StraBe 29a api=
f6ep Der gfoie9ger= unb SreptotDer
StraBe MiIbelm : 8uf4 : StraBs
81 nennen.
@pI6enburg. Der dItefte Be-
nobner Der g1eumnrf, Der ebemnliae
8Gdermeiiter 8runf, TT in WoIben=
burg i'm Differ BON 102 Sabren gee
ftorben.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
8rupims Ga@icn.

Mag6eburs. Die Stuot Moss
oeburg bat cine @tiftuns fir Mohiz
tGtigteits3nede erbdlten. @taotrdt
Gombart, Ser BOZ turaem turb, Ders
mddte Der GtaOt Mogoeburq
100000 Mart, Die mad benz So1e
feiner @itipe ausgeSablt peroen fOls
len. Oos @slo 1T fir fiinf 9tifs
tunoen beftimmt, fir RinOerS. Mrs
men> unO Rrautenpflege i'm @taottei!
Grieori4ftaot, fir @tipenOien fir Die
iaufmGnnil9e unO setperbIiHe nus
bilounq iuneer 2eute beioer @ef9leAs
ter, fir oas &aiIersJrieOrihsMui
I'm, fir oas Naturtunoemuieum uno
fir JerienfoIOnien.
grfurt. Die bieiige Struftnnls
mer berurteilte Den wWunoeroottDr~
@ilbelm Mfiiler. Ser iin ais 4fot
oss 9eutIAen Rai1ers duseege6en
uno Diele putientsn nuBIos nm bobs
0onorure eebraht bate, 81 oreiidb<
rigem 3u9tbaus uno 5e~hnjdbrissm
GbrberluIt.
6alIe. 6ier 1T Der @ertnuf Ell
ner ftaotIinen Domaine pOlspgen NOR.
Den. gs konosst fih nm Die preus
Eiime Domane Nieoripp. oersu gee
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25

Quremburg. Sn ser Rammer'
fanb cine @9Idgere; 5mil9en sinem
IOsialiIifdsn uno einem sIeritalen
M6georoneten ftatt. Rahoem bic
bei6en Gegher iid uitd NIT biden
6~oIiobdnoen getporfen batten. ipuroen
lie bur9 ibrs RDIiegsn getrennt.
RiirsIi9 puroe am 8dbnbUf elm
DeuifGer nam. NeiOig Hi9aro ber<
bdftef, Der in Oppsnbeim @taotf4reiz
BET tpdr urb nnh llnierfdluguns ei<
ner @umme bon 1900 Wldrt fIiids
tig gegongen mar. CT miro nob
DextihIauO ausseIiefert perben.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
%rOpin5 &riien-Olaliam.

8dffeI. SIN @ifenifeinbergpert
giierfeIo BEL &uIel bat fiH Elm i9pss
res 8ergpertsungIiid ereignei. Yer
8eredmnn 9sinri9s tuurOe BON Sc
iteinsmaen gst0tet. Mebrere uuosre
NrteIter erIitteH idpsrt @erIebunz
gen.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
NsedIcnburg.

HoFod. Der @ebduoetoinpleg
ouf Sem Dem Rdufmum 9ttr GAabs
BEL sebDrenoen @runOftiids 8esulnens
bero 6, Dem fog. @lOdeTgieBerboi,
miro ieBt otsebrohen. Die Gebduoe
fnb i'm eriten GierteI oes Dosigen
Ssabrbunherts erbout unb hdben 5ns
erit elm RIoiter b~ebcrbergt.
@parpfp. Don einsm gr6Eeren
Seuer tDuroe Der @utsbOf Spsrop
6eim0eIn4t. @as Geuer bra9 ad6ts
geoen 8 llbr i'm 0iebitan aus uro
ndhm baIo einen Iolden llmfan9 an,
oaB nur tpenig Siere eereft,. trerota
tonuten. Don ben i'm @tal; be!lno>
IiGen 173 @9psinsn tpurosn 81 &C.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25

0Wyk%W
Min9en. Mus Der @iua GsT-
bad iino feds Sti5aen 2enbo9s i'm
@efamtpert BON 1900 Morf gtitob=
len poroen. Die @tia3en ftummen
aus Der Jriiboeit 2enbaAs. gs bsfins
ben Iih oorunter Gtuoien 81 benz
einaigen Qunbf9uftsbiIbe 2enbans
Scr 6irtentnabe". 6ruu b. 2ens
bad fam ni9t feftftelen, ipanr Der
DiebEabl begdugen tpuroe. SIS hans
oeIt iiA I'm @fi53enbiiher. Ole in Der
i'm GrOsefGoB Der @ina gslegsneu
9ibliotbet Jrou b. 2enbaHs tn si>
mem @9runt Deripabrt fpdren.
8amberg. RirsIi9 fouc Die
GrDffnungsfabrt Der neuerrtditeteu
MotorpoffIinie 8dmbergS@belsbaAs
gltmann ftatt. Sn Srunitaot, Der
@ren8itation anifden Oberz uuS linz
terfranten, mar gr0Berer Gmpfang,
Ooqeoen unterbIieb Elm FOLDER in Dem
unierfrdntHHsn DOrf DippdG uno
in Dem Gtd6tHen gltmann, 0a bier
oie Mebrao6l Der GinpObner @sgner
oiefer 0inie finb. Muf BEN GeIt=
aben0 in @Itmanu muroen an Wers
tsbrSminiitey b, Gsi6lein uno ar ben
I'm
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25

forsen, pdbrenb 1877 in 6en 5Iams
men lmtomen. ltefer Ole @rtife<
bungsurio9e psrIautet ni6ts Bee
ifimmtes.
WarnemHnoe. Die goioene
9odseit feierte profeHOr Drs meO.
bon 3ebenoer in Mornemiiuoe nit
fsiner Satin. Der nod riiFige SUI
belbrdutieum itebt bereits IN IS. See
bensiobr. ...-.I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31
PRESIDENT DEFENDS
ANTITRUST PROGRAM
Delegation Representing Large
Wholesale Organizations Visits
White House.
CERTAIN BUSINESS OPPOSED
Chief Executive ANXIOUS to End Era
of Suspicion by Putting Into Law
What Moral Judgment of Country
Wants.

Washington. July 30--Dcfcnding the
administra tons antitrust program
President Wilson told a large dele.
cation OF business men represent
ing large wholesale organizations that
he WAS seeking to end an era Of "su-
spicion ANA ;ccrimiMation by putting
into law what the moral Judgment OF
the community has said ought. to be
there" He assured them the govern
mcnt WAS not "runni:g amuck."
The Wholesalers laid before tho
President u prepared argument against
several features of the Clayton anti
trust bill. and the trad. commission
bill. but said they approved Of the
general purposes OF the proposed l.lis-
lntion. Mr. Wilson promised To lay
his callers questions before the senate
committees.
+ The rresiden, talked over The bills
iacturcr. who agreed with the presi-
dents views. and said prosperity world
come rs soon as the present uuccr-
jaiuty was relieved.
In speaking to the Wholesalers. the
President SAID:
I'VE havc had ien or nctecn yeas, %
that tinc we have read stories in III" new
paper and the magazines 90 the eNtTaYu-
gauty wrong things that were goiu;; on and
AN atmosphere of almost universal suspicion
has been created: so that ~ = man became
Internationally feclins, that his fclioN men
h., his ,ron"v in he rlph. WV
u th.nt i am rishi in .ty.ns that lie
III ,hoso ounstInns 49, ."ic.rine..ho3.c ,,,i
se,,lc IN Inc balance Of i,Irineu; !, ,,tv
h,,yn sncmod s''i',c, -, - ,,,ir,.
In one Congress. put wasn't i, hich Tim. 70
,i,t.,- ~, ., 80 ,.'. ~ ~. - ~
Sr,:isd @, 10 ,,t,c., ,,v - ,i
settled NM cer,,iuiy H.. mo, s"r,rcI
have tried 10 scttc them IN the Interest II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31
HELLENIC FLAG RAISED
OVER BATTlESHlP KlLKlS
ForIacr Mississippi Is Taken Over by
t.rccLs al Newport News Amid
Great RciOlcInE.
Special to The Tunes DESPATCH.

lSpCciJl TO me Tunes IiSpdtcl.I
Newport News. Va, July 3o.-Whilc
The band played the hymn OF liberty.
the Creek national anthem. and the
assembled Greeks from Virginia. Wash .
urtou and New York with the officers
and crew Of the ship. cricd Cod save
TIA. King" an immense silk ,;rcek ilag.
the @ilt Of tile Greek citizens Of In.
United states to the ncwcs, addition to
the Hellenic royal navy, was raised at
= o'clock this afternoon over the bat
tlcship Kinks, formerly the MiSsissippi.
~ soon as the beautiful emblem broke
to the Stim northeast breeze. the band
spangled Banner" aud cheer artcr
cheer rang out for the United states.
the sailors of the Greek battlcship way
ing heir hats with each cheer.
impressive were the ceremonies
which marked what the creek officers
called the ,'inaugur;'l" Of the nov bat
tl"siip: The grca, silk flag brought
from New York by Mrs; H. Econnmidy.
repreSg;intin ns tn nan-lisllenic uni9n.
brides, u. -, of Washington. =. G..
assisted 10y Key. Jcam liios. y. D.. OF
Norfolk, and was sprinklcd with holy
water. The priests rendered the i'm
prrssiNc inaugural service. aud they
used in the ceremony a cluster Of the
regal, a sacred Greek plant, which was
found upon the grave of 81. Helen and
81. Constantine.
With this service completed TIC
',icrN "iIiccrS pore the nag 10 the nag
stan at the stern of the ship. There il
MAS again blessed by the priest with
a icw"lcd gold cross. and then the ban
n"r vas broken to The breeze amid the
strains Of the Greek national HYMN.
TIL" hundreds of Greek citizens OF
tn" United states. who crowded the
quarter deck ;ud ovcrilowed on the
great guns and Tho after turret and up
into the skeleton mast. raised their.
voices I'm mighty cheers for Greece and
its King
NJ. Schljcmann. The Creek Minister
10 Inc United states. with the attachc
or his legation at Washington. AlcXan-
der NouroS. attended the ceremony and
addressed the officers ana crew.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31
COTTON MAl,KE1s

\.N A"-n Ju.s II anyihG. io-day' ;
dfrs. up'ue',t 'u i.s cpt;~. ma-let sur
r+--'i even tnr acu"-" l2at.ou ot ruesdas
nN4 Hi Times ti- mu-act vas close to i
Itut.t particularly boz the las; nou-. when
nli't lf'kf Nltu % r'u,cac" thar has not
rp 'ccu mere iu some years.
TIC r.oss was practically bottom for The.
deN and ~ 60 90 points net lo~cr TINS
meant decline "; s. to abou, g. b.ir
Tor ine d"!. wu.le job "a l!ttis over : mont,
iIie P-ice hes gone down from IS 10 so pef
rhe grsy3'y Of 'h' european situation W.,
'HIeNed 10 7t sur1 tnat the breaking po!ir
"i9nt be "lturssed aug moment, While
~ the absence o. presidents the results o.
turopeau war Would ot problensticai NJ
hudE wanted 90 own any cotton Apecu.,-
iiFe.y anG he aDseu@e % buyers was one
oil ne reasons for tre Violence OF the late
From the STAR; vaen prices aere = 20 ,p
p"hH io"er ln response - similar pro
rrafi! any no 'ei.t: from me extreme hcaNl-
- times scattered covering caused TEN
entirely NithGrswn .ate- ln tn. day ,,i,d
81 lers hns llnituity m nnd!hs :. place fo-
ror theNsanc reason p-ac;ic4uy no aueu-
ton va: paid 20 number % private cor.
dltiou figures issueG curing the day nor 10
domestic crop and s>aihe- news I, va,
entirely a "ar market ana the close wa.
cAireuei. :eYerish.
SPOT cotton quieti p!adllnE upiands. ,:5o:
fuf. i..15 no sales
Cotton futures ciSS.C
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31
SOUTHERN'S NEW SCHEDULE
Of RATES is CANCELLED
'" .~, commerce. m,nission Finds
~ HiN"r.hinntOrH Against Ger
taih Grades of I.ttubrr

Washington, July 3O.-rrhr Sou,h,r,
Railways revised schcdulc of lu,,h.r
rates from producing regions I'm Marin
Carolina, South Carolina and rounc.sco
10 Virginia and points north ana c,s,
to-day WAS Cancelled by the Interstate
Commerce Commission. The nron,.od
i'rlitS iuNoi'cd both increases and re =
auctions, ANA were held to be unJustlt.
dlScrllnlhatorN tEtinst ccrtaon grades
or lumber and certain destinations. The
commission expressed no prejudice
against the right OF tho carriers In
present another plan of revision de :
signed TO bring about greater umifor-
nifty than now exists
'lt appears from the evidence" SAYS
the commission. that the proposed re =
vision was made solely Tor the purpose
OF bringing about "a REIMBURSEMENT or
fea!iGhncn, of lumber rates TO place
oii sections OF the territory involved
upoh Il uniform basis. ANA that II was
at no time intended to advance rates
to secure additional revenue. The rec
ofu diScloscs. however, that the ad-
NahccS are much more numerous than
inc reductions, the ratio being APP
proNimatcly i2 to J. II is also cvi-
dent that the advances affect princi-
paliT lumber classified as oak and
other Kinds which comprise the larger
percentage OF timber cut. and that
IN Icuuctlohs apply principals on
hcmlock and spruce. Spruce lumber
~ obtained at comparativeiy fcw
points. the principal tracts being To-
Gated on the two lines of the Tcnncs-
see anu North Carolina Railroad at
trcstmout and Canton, and are owned
nN ne interests in control Of that rail
road; Approximately 50 per cent OF
the lumber shipped by the Tennessee
and North Carolina Railroad is said to
hc hcmlock and spruce, and OF this
amount by far the greater portion is
road.
The proprictX OF the allowance
made 10 the Tennessee ana North Caro-
ma Railroad iS not in issue here. but
apart from that il is certain that the
revision of rates proposed was made
AT the suggestion OF the owners OF that
property, which are IN competition
with other operators in this territory,
and the record disCloscS serious
charge of discrimination in favor of
~" operators ON the Tennessee and
North Carolina"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31

to-day suffered ono of the worst breaks In
recent years the result of news BEARING
tho European political situation At KS
lowest the most active months were 5. 70
?, points under yesterdays close. ORA loss
OF moro than 81 bale. Tho close wa'
steady. At decline. AZ net ioss for ~"
day Of :. tie s. points. October standing en-
ac;ly !. bale down, AT LIS.
Nothing bu; var news was talked o.
as cable messages from abroad we're in
crcasinEy pcssim!s;ic In their tone, the
ma rket continually saES!nE At times
going into periods OF extreme weakness.
There we're no decided reactions from the
decline. fresh short selling would DC
attended by every iittlo upward movement.
Fear that export shipments Of commodities
would be checked was one o: the great bear
iSh Influences OF the day
Cotton futures closing bids: July, i2.co
nominal: August. ZIG: October. ue6; De-
ccnrher. i!.c3: January. il.Sa: March. U.tj.
Spot cotton quiet unchanged; middlinS.
10 5-l6; s;ric; niddlinS. - 1915; sales on the
spot. 50 bales: 20 arrive. none.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31

I'~T''''TiI ~ IV IIU : UIsN'tICN.
Staunt"n. Va. July 30-Hit ny \
PASSENGER train Will" hc was walking
on the chesapeake and ohio Railway.
tracks from one local station TO the
other, Lewis smith, prominent farmer
Of Eaphinc. near here, suffered injuries
that caused his death in Tic Kings
Daughters Hospital four hours later
Two ribs We're broken and his head
was badly ghShcd Doctors say That
death was duo to shock. tic is sur
vived by his wife and two daughters.
Mrs. Finley Mcclure. of this county.
and Mrs Frank Smith. of Culpcpcr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31
GOVERNORS OFFICE,
Richmond. Va.
A PROCLAMATION

TO the officers charged with the du.v
Of conducting elections throughout
the state OF Virginia.
Pursuant to tho provisions Of AN ac,
OF Assembly approved February IS
1914, | hereby give notice that AN cleo
ton Will he held Al all IF the votiu..
precincts in this Commonwealth. on
Tuesday. September -. l9li between
the hours Of sunrise and sunset. on Tho
question Of prohibiting the manufacture.
for sale and the sale OF Intoxicating
liquors in this state.
Given under my hand this Iulv a.
1914. ". g. STUART
Governor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31
MANY CONVERSIONS
VI REVIVAL SERVICES


i'Np''''i ~ ! Nc times l'iSl.ttcn.
Amherst VA. July 3O.--l'or ten DAYS
ROY. l. Hunter Early has been con-
Quoting at Savdis Methodist Church. n
fcW miles from Amherst. a series of re
NiNal services. Tho meetings were
most successful, aud resulted in Il large
number a.! conversions. there having
been twenty-five on Monday night
alone. NJ nearly every service the
church was so crowded that many pao-
pie had To stand on the outside. Mr.
early was assisted by Rev Walter
itichcson. of Missouri. vino j. spenti,.
RichcSuu is q son of r V Eichcson,
hut for several years has resided in tile
West
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31
Moul.on Gets Scholarship,

l'Pst'''i 70 l ne ! mes blS pat oh.
i.ynchburS. Va, july 3O.-'rhe
Scholarship committee OF the Local
Alumni Association of the University.
OF virginia has awarded one Of it's Io;, n
ScholarShlps to Stanley g. Monitor
VINO VIII enter the university next Sos
tri:ti chemistry. MIR. Moulton grad
nhted from the l.ynchburS High school
rs the second scholarship 10 l.. ;Nar.l-
cd by the 1.Nnchhurg association re
ccntlH. the other having heel granted
10 foWcll q. billiard, also Of this civ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31
FtRDONI;D ON ONE CI!\U,.I::
CONVICTED ON \\OTfII,..


Especial TO The Times Dispatcn.I
Sumoik, Va. July 3O.-WaItcr A.
iriiiin. :, young white man rc.cutlN-
pardoncd by Governor H. =. Stuort on
forgery charge committed iu New
port News. was brought to suffolk this
afternoon by Sergeant curtis and tried
before judge james l.. McI.cmorc FOR
y charge OF forgery, Tor which lac had
been wanted here since 1"il Grit,iu
mond COUNT Jail
Judge James l.. McLcmorc and city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAKhEr.

Richmond. Va. July D. 49,.
R-por; :or ;he week ending Jul! -. 1879.
Best steers, TO SIC; medium 10 good. -.
TO Is4c; common 10 fair. 81. to -: best
heifers q. 20 &c. medium TO xood. 81. 20
80; common u ,a:r, u. TO DC: hest COWS
10 6'.c; medium TO good. o.. 10 ssc; COM
mon 10 fair. pa 20 r.c. bes. oxen 81. 10
s'.c: medium TO good. IA 10 si.c: common
to :air, t;a 10 &c bulls. > to 6i,c calves
20 81. dicks. TO aisc: COWS ana calves so
10 So. hogs, s.. TO sac: sors and ItaEs. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31

Attorney ". J.. lipscomb will recon-
mend to Governor H. &. Stuart that
Griffin Toe pardoncd. Griffin served a
sentence for an offonso committed in
Norfolk. and OH account OF failing
health Was pardoncd by the Governor
for the Newport News crime. He is
well connected. and appears 10 be q
iLnrnl.LlN ncnlIcNi man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31
Rrnlstrcei,A Rnnnrt

hTINsVTeet To-moFroW WI say :ov NIch-
IIRGe continues Irregular. seasnua.Ic CONF
n"uitcS are In ;aIr demand. white many
St"He tlnes show tn" usual summer lulIuoss
SHIPMENTS OF fruits and Vegetables 10 North
erh markets Is notablc feature in Tho
WccN trade. FrIccs Tor most Zoo: COM
m"diues arc sa;isiactory. The cotton crn,
IS IN iair condition. Rain D.. much needle
IN large area Of Virginia ana North carr
I'M. The tobacco crop particularly is SUI
ieFius rom drought Tho apple crop !s
reported the best in any recent yCar Re
tAlL tr,Is Is lair. Cnllc.lInn. ~. .l..u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALI. EAlL LlNE TO UORFOLk
Schedule IL Effect May K, si4
Leave Byrd Street station. i,!chnoni FOA
EOKFoLk: 1900 y. NJ. 800 T. NJ. r:ia
FOL: I.YNcnBCRG AND THE WEST;
'C:iJ A. n. 1850 a 81. 20 90 +. ~ .9:ao r. II
ArIive Richmond from Norfolk: 'ii:t0 A.
NJ '6:G J.. NJ. 'il:c) r u. From the West:
go a; "; ~" r. NJ. E:t1 r. NJ. '6:"5 +.
Daily. iDaiy except Sunday. isunday
W u. BEvILI. " C. SAUNDERS
T. r NJ: Roanoke: O. i. A. Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31

Chicago Iuy 80. Wheat prices riva ed
in Witness to-day tic first market results,
cents a busnel was scored. Trading. how
cvcr. WAS dc..doncd bY vi-tUa! refusal Of
many firms 10 nttcnpt business ana 10y
stopnugr OF cNpor; demand because OF un-
certain ocean war yi.k.. Tho market closed
almost benumbed 'suis7,c higher than lasi
night. but i.T;;c uuce- tO-cay's TOP hsuTes
Leading futures ranged a follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31
NAVAL. STORES

Savannah. Ga. July 80 Turpcutiuo. uoln.-
i ~, - saie.' none r"c"ip'r. - CASTS;
shipments. Isl casks, stocks cjs:i ca. h.
No,us, Nominal: sales. none. receipts go
n S.l,. 81 ipnients ?jl barrels >to.lss.
% ~ barrels. Quote: \. g. SO. e. f. f5-
=. Z; G. IL. l. 5.55. X. il5; NJ SO. y o. j.
w -, Go; w. W. $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31

Chicago. July 3l.-IinGs lower. bulk az
sales ss.31asSa5: light. sS.CjaSS95: mixed.
SS00as9.5. heavy. >SGjUSS.aj: rough. SN.3jt
$50: pigs. s.iOatSo, cattle steady; bee, cS.
t.3'n 5000: steers. s6.irnsS.); Stockcrs. SD
assoc: cows and hei.ers. s3.;50S9 Is; calVes.
fi.11a }!i.25 sheep. steady; sheep. S5.i5uS5 - 4.
ycarlings, s5.o,Hs65l: lambs. s5.3)ISs.io
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31
CorToN GOODS MAKkErs-

Ncw York. .ruiy 81. Cotton goods market
were dui! and easy in the print division to-
day. Raw silk markets wore Stacnout
Dress goods lines were opened hy one cor
p"ratiom AT prices lower than those OF las;
year. Yarns were duii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York. July 31.--Raw sugar, firm: CEN
trifuEaI :?aa CO.: molaSscs sugar $50 :61 !:
sales. $3.50 bags; refined sugar. steady and
unchanged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-31
STEAMBOATS,
81 i'.h .Ibc.t1 -
: Travel u)ithout

system OF unaccompanied. pre-
arranged pleasure travel for any part
of the world Tours arranged for
individuals. families and private
parties at Inclusive Fares, with
Hotels, Transfers. Carriage Drives,
etc, TO leave at any time. Itineraries
arranged to suit passengers. Accom-
modutions secured In advance al
Hotels. Phone Monroe 100.
TASK MIR. BOWMAN"
Manager Travel Department
Richmond Trust and Saving. Co.
9Th and Main SITS. Richmond, Va.