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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05

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f And the Emf
Sclf-reS
M SET
II by DAW
sDoprone yo
vot in ellis the |
.Tyo' all is gwii
. boy with a -
|, Old man GreenlaI
There was mol
Ne was consideV
sny disinterest
ukely to blamd
being so.
Mr. Bassett.
s,apces, was Il
!, firearms. II
to carry and d
up and being (
md even disastn
,n,reo,,ently END
nocklesslv Mo-
nan 10 infict al
ont design, bci
abstraction to
ton n,,rpose I'd
o,deliberateacd
..niove,l persorI
syorsa tothe "a
whon no was OF
no,bing occ,,rr(
s,rifa no was nj
There was.
~ recklessnes
would sometiru
unpleasantly q
environment Z
influence of str
accustomed id
however. and
finance so far al
the amount Z
this seldom 90
III ooc,a;os
oreenlaw's I'd
climax to a Z
made 10 consul
liouor there v
,pelled him to
mmote to red
With this clim
prolopeed third
able duration
souipoise was
In short he Vi
When Mr..
around him Z
a wide latitu
and deed.
seemed to be
While TO inter
With him. but
. law had, whi
the others r.
even extremd
eetber s,,mci
IN as he bad
biank in the :
Pearsall wi
there had bed
nor was ther
sPearsall or arI
Knight have
an expressio
that he had
would not haJ
physique had
with his meu
his intent w.
had intended
seemed unre
OF itself th
man Greenlaj
seemed 40 H.
additional ca}
missed Pean
for that gent
grazed the :
being ON the
line of fire.
though not n
DESTROYED a
contents of
Under thu
the place will
was Inclined
speaking sel
entirely prol
rebuked. tbJ
Thoroughly ,
that the o,d
in his hast1
house rule f.
the premiseI
others sho,,-
practice ~
seemed d.
that as ANA
was his nrer
governing
nothing sho
an infractioI
In this insta i
More osn
the ,,ttaran
Jim BIaisda
a regard for
l thew feIt ro
Y indipnan, -
disregarI H.
even 81 ~
constructs
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
Information for Travellers
Tine Of tfoleys Wilmington
Trains Marked % Expresses
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE WASHINGTON R. R.

~. 70 % s'e'gS @ os No. 1876 G s; 'lS so 60 49,
40 2o- go s2i $50 no,
II
A
500 as eio sal ea5 7io' 7s5-. sOl-. eos. GA.
5'r s sosl s So s IA r.
r.
70 Di@s iS. ss ss T9lGn % "a i & & a 49,: s
To Baltimore and washson sundeys Ne; os o.. i?.
5s. 9s & = 2 % i9i . % sO S.0a $50
TO Baltimore and Way Stations Sundays A. SOS P M--55o
DELAWARE DIVISION B. a
Points Down The Slate NJ OF oS sla lcAt' P NJ
A. III 7. p.
BALTIMORE
lo5s Baltimore i"1 Ts. ssi 80 sos SO
lo s' sss ' ss %'0 % ss9 s9' Soo. So 1852 NJ
e.se:, ioss M.-iss. a.5i, 4.5i.. 5is'
' p sa ssi Lao 5is 45s 49, ss6 iosS 49, 1885
sundays-s.laA A. NJ. a.io and AIS p. NJ.
rhasselpAi 1880. P M-lao
Ais and p. A.
Wharf daily. LOO $50 m;
SUBURBAN TROLLEY LINES
and half hour and d7.34
CaaleLeaves houron tbs
With Delaware
insans-s 10
To Brandywn Springs and MslnIesye
go minutes beginning minutes after the hour leaving
10 Market
houra for in
and 1928
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
If THIS Is YOUR BIRTHDAY
APRIL "a

.
Caution and discretion should govern
an persons of this brthdate for the
present year. Aries governs this birth
date. Aries people are sure that their
conclusions on all subjects arc the only
correct ones and they will not bear the
least argument or criticism.
A person of this birthdate is inn
petuouS and will not take time to look
INTO the details of work, although he
may be very efficient in planning and
bringing TO conclusion.
II will bc fortunate year for busi-
ness and money getting for all persons
born between April I and May 10.
These people must however, curb
their tempers and consider the signs OF
the times before taking radical steps
into new fields of labor
The governing planet is Mars, com
monty called the god OF war.
The Lost and Found Columns of the
Want Ads will be we'll read the coming
week. Stcnographers. Office help and
clerks viii seek new positions through
thc Want Ads and be successful.
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
BOARDERS WANTED

w ANTED-TARLE BoARDERs NTFLY
" NO. ol1 West ST. aprl3-im.
Evening journal., 1914-04-14

II rooms With board No. ol9 Washington
street apri3-im,
Evening journal., 1914-04-14

no. W. NINTH STREET.
Real Estate, Mortgages ana Insurance
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
CHIROPODISTS

II tOEA JOHNSON STRADLEY No s0i
II Market street Graduate Of Fowler and
Hanna Treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrown
Nails. Etc. Evenings by appointment. d.
a. 2olI nov26tf
A NNlE NJ. SCHAffER, CHIROPODlST
~ Corns, bunions, ingrown nails treated I;
bles. d. a. Phone 1885 30. on
west Tenth street. ian26u
II lIIABETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
~ Fowler & Hanna Ltd. Chiropody and
manicuring, hair dressing and massaging
No. 600 Adams St. d. & A., 29Os Even
ng BY appointment. mario Tyr.
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
REGISTER's NOTICE

IL STATE or EZRA PIERCE DECEASED.
IL Notice is hereby given that Letters
if.ilmaniarl upon fhc estate oft fffn Pierce.
ulf crHnIci unto Mary I Pierce and
'rorre Leonard Pierce on ihr second day oi
Nnril. A. ID 1915. and nN persons indebted
'io iNo said deceased are requested 90 mni n
payment f1 ihr carruiurs vifh0u' delay. and
iN persons having demands against tho de-
f'fascd are rcunirod 90 exhibit and present
tr tlml. duly pfohnfod. to Tho snid eyccu.
tcrs on ur before the second dny of Apr'l A.
ID 1919 or abide hy thc ilw m this behalf
N@fN I PIERCE
GEORGE LEONARD PIERCE.
Executors
Address John pfrrcr Cam. EsQ 'rornc,
Hf-iaV. Wilmington. nel anr2-cod 3nks.
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

w ANrED-YOUNC LADY OF CONsID-
w eral experience. desires position a.
clerk Or office work. Also stenographor.
Reasonable salary. Address Ala. this
7iice. ian3Of.
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
UPHOLSTERING

Il URNITURE RE E-UPHOLsTERED. CAR
II pets altered and laid. Awnings and
shade work. Phone for estimate. PHILIP
r. CONWAY & co. No. orc shiplev 81
phone. 4931D. maris.1mo
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
HELP wANTED-NIALE

~ ANTFD-FAliM HAND, = AM ~ :, y !"
w Win gardening and trucking. 2. o.
.ae ,if~ nprf5.it.
. nrnuorINE FIRFMEN. BRANEMtN. b.
ttn0 ranfhit Necessary signal lu-
--...i,,. fr,c send age postage. kaA'
,-., r.re Fvrnine Journal Office
apri67.i1I8.14.ls.2o,2 ,-5.-i-s
~ OIORED SOLICITORS ND 'ohlLN'
Ami, 5 a. mn and after . 30 p. m nnth
aO n m Commercial Protective Associa-
ron No eos Market street. First hoof
Nt anr2-l1t
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
PROPOSALS


~ ITN OF NEW CASTLE DELAWARE.
~ BONDS $4,000.
Proposals win be received until 8 2. ~,
Tuesday April n. 1914 for an or amy part
Of Thirty rhousand Dollars Of Bonds to be
issued upon the credit Of the city Of New
Castle Delaware under authority of Chap
ter 2lT. Volume ~ Laws OF Delaware. said
bonds will be In the name OF The Mayor
and Council Of New Castle. win be dated and
issued a. of May l. lali, win bear interest
from date az the ratio of two per ccnium per
unnum. payable srmi-annualy and will be
In denominations Of Five Hundred Dollars
each. numbered consccutivcly from 10 60.
the principal being payable nj the expira
tion Of thiry years from their date, the city
rcecrving the right 10 redeem any or an OF
said bonds at par and accrued. interest az
amy interest period after the expiration Of
five years from their date. Said bonds viii
De delivered as soon after the award as
practicable, but not later than lunc T. 1914.
the purchaser GO pay accrued interest from
the date oi bonds 70 the time of delivery.
An proposals must be accompanied by "a
certified check, payable TO the order of The
Mayor and Council of New Castle for three
per ccntum OF the amount of bonds bids for.
the same 20 be forfeited if the bidder fails
to accept and pay for the bonds awarded the
bonds to be settled for ON delivery The
right TO reject any and an bids Is reserved.
Address an bids 20 Theodore w Cavcnder.
President OF Council New Castle. Delaware.
BY order Of City Council
THEODORE w. LAVENDER.
mar27-apr7, President
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
ROOFERS
BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS


ID EFORE BUILDING THAT NEW HOME
ID or making repairs, consult us. DAVID
DANGEL SONS, Nos. 500 sos North Van
Buren street. u. & A.. 1910: Automatic.
2i39 ian21-eod 3mos.
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
COTTAGE FOR RENT.

--@~~-~--S-----~
= OR RENT--FURNfSHED FOUR ROOM
cottage for season. Reasonable. Ad-
dress u. g. s., Pcnnssrovc, y. H. p o.
Box ESQ apri1.1416
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
PRINTERS
FOX SALE OR RENT.
REAL EsTATE-FOR RENT.

+ OR RENT-CoNCRETE HOUSE. SIX
rooms all conveniences. porches .
Chicken house. Large lot. Back Of Shell
not Park apr1f.16,15.
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
.RIIlAfrr ~ p.I
ROOMS FOR RENT

,--.s-~----->----4-.-@-- 49,,
OR RENT NICELY FURNISHED
room. No l217 West 81. mar.i I'm.
Evening journal., 1914-04-14

~ THOROUGHBRED WHITE wYANDOTTt
i eggs. SOC for 13; $3.50 per hundred
tuckcrels the same breed $500 apiece.
Eggs from choice pen, s1.O0 for 10. l..
Bayard Leach Rosole, Delaware. d. & A.
4s75.L. mar3l-lm
" OR SALE-GOOD. USEFUL BLACf
Il mare. 1000 pounds warranted. Goot
wind and goud worker win suit any bust
ness. No reasonable offer refused. Cali az
stable. rear No. 2l1 East Second street.
near French. aprlf-2
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

LF0R sALE-I0T 1T Mo5NSTfdsF. in:
n qure No. 1892 West second street.
aprI1-3f
Evening journal., 1914-04-14

II OR SALE-FINE BUILDING STONE,
Il - miles from Price Corner, on Lam
castor Pike. Address William Moore. Mar
shallton Delaware Phone fs-3. Hockessin.
apr9-t2t
Evening journal., 1914-04-14

w ANrED-coMrErENI Wiiirf XXX. OoVN' On
W Reference required. Apply N''
1909 Park Place "pfi il-'''
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

~ ANrrn COMPETENT GiRL FOR
w honsework Apply No SUI '''
Twenty second So
Evening journal., 1914-04-14

Z ERNISHEp ROoMs. WITH OR WITH.
out board No. sos Washington street
aprf f-eod I'm.
Evening journal., 1914-04-14

Il URNlsHEn ROOMS FOR GENTLE.
It meni heat, hath and phone. NO 005
sHpLEY STREET apri ~
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
BOARDING


- OANnING-NO. 605 WASHINGTON
- street D. & A. Phone. 3942D.
mar23-fm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-06
TH|RTY-E|CHT PERSONS
KILLED IN COLLISION
Passenger Train and Gasoline Motor
car Crash Together When
Orders Arc Dls0bcyed.
EVERY ONE IN CAR pERIsHEs
Gasolcnc Reservoir ENpIutles and
FLAMES Sweep Passengers Caught
in MISUNDERSTANDING at High
Speed When Disaster Comes.

JOPLIN MO. August 5.--rhirty-
eight persons were killed and twenty
five injured in Il collision between
northhound passenger train No on
the Kansas City Southern Railway and
Missouri and North Arkansas Rail-
the Kansas City Southern tracks near
Upton Ford. ten miles south Of here.
Tonight. Mistaken orders are said to
have caused the accident According
tor car and the train were running at
high rate of speed when they met at
Upton Ford, small siding With the
collision came the explosion OF the
Sasolcnc reservoir OF the motor ear
setting both the motor car and the
train afro. Every person IN tho mo-
tor car was killed. it is said
The motor car was showed back 300
yards by the train and WAS left sus-
pended over the locomotive
None of the passengers ON tho train
was killed. although the engineer and
fireman were injured
because OF the rapid spread Of The
flames, tho exact number Of tn" dead
was not known hours after tho acct
dent. Some reports said IT would
reach sixty.
Tho motor crew is said To havc had
orders To pass the northhound passcn-
Ger train at Upton Ford. The train
crew had similar orders l,Istcad Of
waiting Tor tho train to pass however.
the motor car is said to have proceeded
south. and upon reaching Il curve n
mile beyond the collision came.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-06
BANKERS INCLINED TO
MORE CHEERFUL VIEW
Abroad, They Are Very Hope
full of Situation.
SOME INQUIRY FOR STOCKS
Sales Are Moderate aud Limited to,
Outside Brokers--Moncy Markets
Maintain Nominal Tone Of Recent
DayS-''Scrip" Dividend Paid.

NEW YORK, August 5.--Devclop-
ncnis in tho financial distric, to-day
were mostly rcassuring. Bankers in
clined to a moro cheerful view, despite
INC greater scope of the conflict abroad.
Cables from london suggested n hone
ful outlook in the financial sense, with
prospects fivorinS an early reduction
In the British bank rate.
disposition of the large amount OF
American securities brought over by
me Oiympic--found, early solution in
the Willingness of banks to facilitate
deliveries of these stocks most OF
which. were sold here for future dc
livery immediately prcccdingfthc clos
There was some inquiry for the bet =
tor known stocks at prices point or
but sales were moderate and trading
limited to outside brokers'
ro MGmey ma, markets maintained their
banks advanced loans from q to = per
cent. but the former rate prevailed in
most cases. Banks were ioath TO re-
new expiring loans on the ground that
the absence OF trading made il unneccs-
sary. ana that 1t was deemed best to
strengthen reserves.
Nevertheless. arrangements were uu-
der way for tho completion Of large
ton planters. whose affairs are confused
H.! reason OF the war.
Loans made probably will stand until
ports without danger
Foreign exchange WAS nominal, with
transactions at q minimum.
Financial .,GNiccS from all pnrta of
the country shows inherently sound
conditions. Balance ut the local clear
ing houses again were paid largely in
currency.
Application n the b-trcasury to-
day absorbed about two-thirdS of the
E4'.ooo,ooo currency on hand there. Saw
inEs banks mostly were free from
anything in the nature of runs.
a ne ut 4 h,
drawn by leading manufacturers to-
day.
An incident pointing to the attitude
of some OF the larger Industrial COM
panies at this time was the declaration
of per cent scrip dividend by the
American Tobacco Company. payable q
year off, instead of the regular quar-
terly = per cent dividend. Embar goes
on export freight tbntinucd, but eN-
porterS hope England will find some
means Of opening safe traffic to f.u-
rODC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-06
WHEAT SPECULATION
NOTABLY BROADER

.hlcaSo August 5.-Notahlc broadening
OUT OF speculative business on change o.
G n.y aot"n'panied the entrance Of Great
hlitain into general European war be
spite the enforcement % y per cen, margin.
INC puh.lc at large would not he rostraiucd
rom taxing liberal part in trading Price
changes covered II range OF more than /,
cents n bushcl. and resulted IN an extreme
not advance Of Si.c for wheat, "
Export conditions we're I'm rrea.nr c,,
fusion than az any time since tho var he
E"4, notwithstanding that a majority ~
dealers looked FOR a solution bein~ ,o.,!,, AZ
s ~ action Of the Treasury Department
az Washington in lieu OF seemingly fu;ilc
efforts in London. the prospect 81 s,,r,css
m"S Siuhlcien;lE doubtful to keep leaders. II
Onc o. the most serious Textures o. ,bs
MneaI trade was the fact tina, $500 90
nnsncIS intcnde6 for export were held up IN
NlFtuet blockade at Galveston and New or
cans Win the big sulf outlcts cnokod
southwestern tr7inloads we're being hcndnd
FOR Chicago, and unless relic; .ho,,TJ no ~,
rarily the market here ''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-06
NEW BOOKS ENTERED
AT STATE LIBRARY
several Works of Special Interest u,x,
Reccntly Becn Added 10


The Virginia state Library announces
that II has put on it's shelves recently.
the following volumes:
After Dcath-What? Ey e. I.om-
broso.
Apostolic Fathers. 1917
Appian's Roman History. 1871"
Apollonius Rhodius Iaic
Bisiow Papers. Ry !. Il Lowell.
1894.
Catulius Tihullus. rcrvisilium Ven
crs 1912.
Gicefo,s Letters 10 Atticus. 1912.
The Country School OF To-Morrow
by T. L. Gates. lal3.
Daily Light on the Daily Path. tHook
for the BlindD
English Spelling aud Spelling Re
form. by r. Il. l.oundsbury 1909.
Englishwoman's Experience in Amer
lea. Fly Marianne Pinch. 1853
Essays in Taxation. Ey T.. b. A. Sc
ligman.
Fifty Years Ago. Ey Walter Bcsant.
Forccastinr the Weather By G.. S.
Bliss. 1918.
the Gems OF the East. ny \. II. $.
Lander. 904
Greek Bucolc Poets 1912.
Guardins a Grea, city. ny william
Handbook Of Nature study. by A.
u. Comstock. 1917
Hawthorne and Ills circle. Ey Ju-
| liam Hawthorne. 1908
The Heart Of the Hills. Ey John
! FOX. 1913
In the Tiger jungle Cook for the
| BlindD
Jesse Lee by w. H. Meredith 1900
! .ulian's Works 1918.
! Life of Npollonius Of Tyana. By
i'hilostratus 1912.
Life of Charles ~ Dana. Hy !. H.
Wilson. 1907.
! Life Of Colonel Jack. Ev Daniel De.
foe. 1891
Lucian's Works. 1918.
Lis, OF Books on the History .,
Science. BY John Crerar Library. 1911
Microscopes Determination OF Soil
I Forming Minerals BY w. j. Me.
CamshNN and w II Fay 1919.
! Report OF Committee ON Teachers
! Salaries and Cost OF Living Ky Ma
tional Education Associations 1913
/ Saint AuSUstincs Confessions. 1912
! Socialism Summed Up, by Morris
/ Hillquit. 1872.
Song OF our Syrian Guest and les.
sicas First Prayer. tBook for the
sophoclcs 1872
story of the other Wise Man. e,
Henry Van Dyke. 'Book for the
! 6lindD
/ \ study Of Bacteria wrich Surviy,
pastcurization By $ II. Ayers. 1918
Success Among Nations. BY Emf
! Reich. 1904.
! Terence. 1872
! Tile Drainage on the Farm Ey \
q. smith 1913.
Tis sixty Years Since. ~ Charlie.
/ Francis Adams 1918.
Virginia. ny Ellen Glasgow 1918
Wells and Subscil Water. Ey W. i
J McGce. 1913.
] The Woman in Battle Ey /. J. We
/ iasquez. 1876
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-06
WAVE OF PATRIOTISM
Is SWEEPING GERMANY
Not Since Days OF ISIO-TI HAS Such
Enthusiasm for War Been
Displayed.

lSpccial Cable TO The Times Dispatch. |
BERLIN. August dclaycd).---Not
since the days Of 1S7o-lS71 has this
city known such an enthusiasm. such
il cl:,noi for war, such excitement in
the streets and every public place.
The speech from the throne was made
to day. in which the Kaiser repeated
that IN these days there exists but one
party in Germany Gornan-but one
ion-t;crman--t''u he expected
that every German will follow him
! through thick aud thin.
/; was most brilliant gathering,
and il ii had not been for the serious
atmosphere which overloaded the as
scmbly. il might have been taken for
Il festive court function The bright
uniforms of red ana gold and blue,
the high helmets of the officers of the
guard with their flowing white plumcs
the cream -colcrcd uniforms of the
Cuira ss;ers and the official dress OF the
! members of the government formed II
picture OF unusual splcudor.
The American amba ssador. Mr.. &C.
rard. in conventional evening dress was
quite the most conspicuous person
present.
one hundred aud eighty members OF
tho Rcichstac were present, but not
ono Socialist.
An expression Of nrmncss seemed to
be stamped on every face. They stood
there apparently with hut ono thought
III ih'if minus. hut ono ob1cct betOrc
thcu-Iicrmany glory, Gormany's vic
tory.
The Kaiser wore tho uniform of a
l'russian field marshal. appropriate for
the soldier Emperor. The cheering af
ter tho speech was read was over
wheiminE, aud rang through the large
hall. rcvrrhCratinc through the marble
corridors and finding an answer in. the
! loud hurrahs of the jubilant masses
outside. II was one Of those incidents
which stand ont in the memory or n
iif,,iluo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-06
COLONEL CAUSES STORM
Progressive Lender Indoracs UrpuhII.
cnm for l.ONcrmor Of NcM York.

Gun Tor Governor OF New Work..
MEM YORK. August a.-Thc in
dorsemcnt Of Marvcy ~ Human. Re
publican, by Theodore Roosevelt for
the Progressive party nomination for
Governor of New York. raised a Storm
at meeting Of 600 state Progrcssivcs
here to-day. Colonel Roosevelt spoke
III support Of Mr.. Iiiuman, and while
his remarks We're cheered. some speak
crs declared he had erred. At times
the disorder became 80 great that all
attempts TO keep order were aba ndoncd.
The tumult kept up for several hours.
and the meeting adjourned with the
issue unsettled.
Debate went on roariously until
Colonel Roosevelt came in and began
his speech. The former President made
clear his position toward tho pinchot
resolution with almost his first words.
~ want to smitc the enemy he
said. and not save our souls by pas
ing nice little resolutions. Occasions
arise whore our highest duty is to Join
on union platform with men who
ma% differ with us on many points
nut who on Tic great issues stand for
what We deem wiScst and best from
the standpoint of the public good"
Disorder broke out anew after Col
"nci Roosevelt finished, and an attempt
to adjourn led to cries OF "steamrollcr''
and gag rule"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-06
HEAUTnENDINt GRIEF



Miss Helen Woodrow Bones the
Presidents cousin. who has been living
in the Wilson household for the last
two years, has been dcvoting her time
as personal secretary To Mrs. Wilson.
also broke down recently and is i'll
at present. though not gravcIy. She
too. is suffering from nervousness, and
the inner White House for weeks ha IS
held story OF hcartrcnding grief for
the President OF the United States and
his daughters
Airs w. q. McAdoo, Youngest daugh
ter OF tho President. has been i'm the
city constantly, and has been at the
White House daily. Mrs Francis
Rowcs Sayrc, second daughter and
husband. arrived to-day from Cornish,
\. H.. and Miss Margaret Wilson. the
Oldest daughter, returned Il few days
ago.
pr. Cary T. Grayson. the Presidents
physician and naval aide. has been in
almost constant attendance ON Mrs
wilson, and has been in frequent CON
Sultation with DR.. T. NJ. Kennedy. L..
;. ~: his assistant Or. Thomas Brown.
OF Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore
l)r. 10. II. Davis. Of philadelphia and
DR.. T.. y. DcrCum Of rhiladc lphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-06
| SEVERE: HAILSTORM
IN MECl\IENuIftt.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
BOYDTON. VA. August 5.-Thc
country around baskerville station
was visited with a hailstorm on Mon =
dnY afternoon that was probably tho
scvcrest In the history OF the county.
The crops were literally ruined. Fine
crops OF tobacco and corn were torn
To pieces With the tobacco nothin.
was left but tn" stalk. and even par
ticlcs of tho leaves could scarcely lie
found. Wherever blinds were left
open all tho lights were broken ON
Tuesday At ] o'clock the ground was
covered with hail. The section through
which the storm passed is :, great to-
bacco and corn country, and the losses
arc very heavy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-06
STEAMBOATS,
- ~N~>->>-, ,-s>,~s - - -
Travel UithoutToubie:

system OF unaccompanied. pre.
arranged pleasure travel for any mart
OF the world. Tours arranged for
individuals. families and priyate
parties att Inclusive Fares. with
Hotels. Transfers. Carriage Drives.
etc. to leave at any time. Itineraries
arranged TO suit passengers. Accom-.
modations secured In advance at
Hotels. Phone Monroe 12O.
ASK MIR. BOWMAN"
Manager Travel Department
Richmond Trust and Savings CO..
9TH aud Main SITS. Richmond, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-06
FAVORABLY REPORTED
NnrburE and Drlnno Nomination.
Voted ON hy Committee

trtcd ON hy Committee
WASH Notion. August 5-Nomii,a-
ions Of Paul NJ. Warburc OF New
York, and Frederic y. Dcano. of CHI
caSo. 10 he members OF the Fedora
Reserve Board were favorabIy report
cd 10 the Senate late to-day by III,
hahkihE committee. Action on them
was deferred until tomorrow
senator EriStow. who opposed tn,
favorable report OF the Warburs uo,ni.
and Currency, moved In executive SEES.
sion that the testimony of the hearing
OF Mr.. WarburS he made public Scna.
l.tor Shafroth objected. hut Senator
EriStow will insist upon his motion
when II comes M tomorrow
Contrma ion OF the uomina tons ma,
be delayed but admnistr ation leader.
intend to press for quick action so that
the Federal Reserve Board may com.
plctc Its orga IMITATION
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-06

Fort Movement Exports, 4o1 bales. stock
1926 bales.
rotsl to-day =, ell rort.-Nct receipts
l.i!c bsles; exports. 1928 bales, stock. o,S Us
bales
Total fo- week-N.t receipts, 900 bales ::
exports, 1888 bales
total for scason-S,ock. io.N34is bales