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JowERs HAYNES. soalv =

"" T'ES TN3 NFS'-S0aIY. VeNns-
May Is. LAST rsht at the brides
home Mr.. q. NJ lowers and Miss
Lucy Haynes were luiclly married. Key.
NJ Harrington of the Methodist church
oiAeiaiiAg;. After lie ceremony an Gle.
sant wedding supper was spread ana Ter
an ho!r congratulations ana fcnstiar yerc
~ ofarr ~ IS l.ucy is the danrli n Of
NJ u SnN oldest families Mr. and
mos, man OF hunaio. Texas. III,
".r1Al paFtN ives lrlvsn 10 ihc
sa,,9 n ,ga nary was ,lriNcn 10 Inc
n.elork train Tor Ihoir future 'p bnn,a IN, y
' f,,ons oF ~" b st Wishes OF nor numerous
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TRt'sry KILLS A CONVICT

GatesNlls. TEXAS MAY .s,-l.asi night
about O'Clock at the convict camp on
c. i. iiiishad's farm six miles from town,
Jim 1ubhs, a convict. shot and killed
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lpaiia9. TeNaa May a. % tagc
ovi,si rs j "a Shnr', hurge lhs morn
ng lars S}a nSlig'1 for 50.
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College station, Texas.

WHEN AND HOW TO sIohI y
Al the time the honey nov s ~.
the brood chamber must @ 49,
brooH. with no, to exceed h'' ~ N
honey IN II, and one poli ~, ~ WslI
better than more than I'VE ~. n i,
thus hned with brood, me W. MI
Viii take out all the COMBS ~, y, u VI
ana store them away wne' ~, ~ N, 4
not have access to them ~ w. ~. "A
year. for II they once coHa. .,r N
honey in the combs below 70 o. ~ III.
able extent thus early N , ,as M
stead Of going INTO the se Sc, y s:s
begin to or wd the queen s ~ 4
ouiptv cells with honey 70 .s.,s, a
extent. thus removing me s, !. Il, il
and further from the brooa s. :" ss.ttal
suit,ns in little honey n ~, a,,,.r h 4
n colony IN very poor cond, " Il, u
on account of the fewiess "
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| fraudulent transact!On> on the pArt "i
| poso aai object OF ,h.s testimony THIS
Opinion ey paNa.op, !.
JAMES sTrwARr. ccaylc,iou fsr n,nr,
| der IN the second degree. ,Nppeai"A
frsm karncs eoun'y-Rcvsrscd and re-
The com, refused ~ allow Two vii
n,sscs Of ,hs defendants 10 testify 20
certain threats mad, ny deceased asasns,
| Ia very case II nomieids evidence of
! threats is Admissible wnc,seT sueh
I ;nrva;s wcrp s.: were ne; communicated 10
Ne! enlani. az course fhe rNelus.cn OF
su-h evidence IS Act reversible even warTc
! such action van work Ae INJURY ~ de'
/ lu this easc leaves the p,nsstlon doubtful.
rs 20 w'io began taa .iffrult. ihe iesi-
I mos, likely 20 aaNe began ,hr titioa'iy
/ opaiou hy ,iaadersen, J.
/ jIM PRICE conviction Ter .Are. Appeal,
Tfy rsose,uir.a 20 ;a- ease DELAYED sor
= mort 'hsn scven usenies Aties the ..Hcsca
iapt before she ais los,a tAe fa-l. Dur
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will HnRv srArr ssayle',oa
ia: a-ssalf vitr intent 20 muratr NJ.
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rrsS MALONE. convict on srnczrayatr
nsen,,,t, n,,,-a.sed fra-, lr~s e,uilt. --I
Animea
80,
assault is cha'&' = !" nave % f'"Ni
o. one Tom N5ams Jus bofai IA az
eau, ~, nr,,.ll,r, Adams t,, s-aI, eua
,
1t n .antcnlel that thr c,;5ri ST. spil haFe
ohprsrd on seif-acicnse
Ths Assault on ~ Major Sad |-sgts al
ihc f.fnc II agpoiiari's assault. ana 49,
contact ~ bisr.luv mnei oo aiiftHN
.o 70 su,rit u siNtngr. The f'utt ola not
~ fasing 70 barge IN ssli-i frnsf
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COW PEA.

The following from Professor Psi
reply 20 a correspondent. whose rts|
address has been mislaid:
No bulletin devoted entirely % rsa
been issued from this station A \
on number OF varieties Is fcust
tin NO. ~. .
For planting in orchards, ] pNis
whippcorwill variety, because !
coed growth ard has only ~ !
runners. We usually plant ths- y
drill in the orchards about ia' Z
April. If planted late drou'h usaig,
vents than making large s'cF,a \
season he favorable they caa y
helwc III the TVS Of corn a. TX
tine. and will make very falr s,Ns
holp VERY much 10 keep up the ls,.|
the sol. This practice has oetn y
for number of years N ss'
states. ami the fertility OF y, a. 3 h
proved. as shown by a larger yen y
on carly cr ps. Am glad you ""
after ms imYcrtant soil !mp,', !, !,
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hAs y Not SMOKED TOO MUcHq
;. iahs iiorsferds Acid Phosphate.
~ w,ii relieve the depression caused
freshing sleep ""H '''''e re-
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MANUEL PERNpA ecnyioilon FAR bur.
slary hppeait.l from Wehh eouaiy-Af.

hrmci
l. Tho charge Informs the jury tina, 10
constitute burglary ga thu day time tho
entry must hayr heen made BY fsfee APP
plici directly 10 the house and Win IN
tnfl 10 commit 81. specified crime II theft.
Th's NAG correct
= The copr, dld not err In allow ny IN
prose Slins attorney 10 ask ,hc defendant
II j." Was ntcr tho iniiefmcn, Tor hur.
gary IN anoi her case Charge Of crime
are adm ss.hie when used 10 attack iho
crodihililN ~ 4 witness, and when such
charges tend tu show moral turp.nde.
Oplnith by paNidson. ].
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HIGHEST COURT DECISIONS.
Syuopses of Opinions Handed Down
at the Last Sitting.
ONE or THE CR0CkrR MURDER CASES
The Life senienc, Acsinst George WI
Hanson Reversed sn,i kr'nan':cd.
r~nn's Case Il Am -mrd.

Austin. Texas. May t. Following are
syncrscs Il the opinions jelivrr@i by ihs
court OF criminal appeals tcleS.
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flesh. fOh0f2c.: do. case. 81 .So42U.
Cotton-seed oil quiet and steady; crude
eo02ic: yellow prime. &c; do. OF grade
2Gs.c.
Rosin quiet and easy; strained. common
10 good. S16Ii4ni.1O.
Tnrpentinc dun and st2dy at 25'stt@Gc.
Rice in fair demand. firm. and un-
changed.
Molasses firm, fairly active. and I'M
changed. 10
PEANUTS quiet; fancy hand-picked, "a
NC.
coffee quiet at 5diO points up; july
s1f 20. September. $40. 7OnlO. -: December.
$40 iOu1O.15: March. si0.0Ml"5 Spot
Rio dull and steady: No I. Si3Osfi3l2h.
sugar-Raw quie, and steady: fair re-
fning 2 Lice Refined steady. quiet.
and unchanged.
Fre,ghts quiet and firm: cotton. by
steamer. lied; grain, by steamer, "a
southern fresh fruits and vegetables:
Blacsberries- North Carolina, quart, 80
7c.: do. Maryland and Delaware Jd9c.
Plums-C Carrier SOC. as225; quart. 3a4c.
Huckleberries-North Carolina. taoc.
Pears-Florida. barrel, s2.oo94VO; do.
crate. s40oa5.W.
Watermelons sl000Gi6o0.
Muskmelons- Basket. 5oc.uSi25; do.
barrel. slOoHi.5o.
flaspherros- Pint. 2i2d5c;
Peaches-Georgia, carrie, 81 .coJS.oo,
do South Caolina. do. $l.5u2.25; do.
Maryland and Delaware, $j.0Ogo.Jo; 90.
basket. 20d6Jc
Cucumbers-Basket, 25Qi5c: do. North
Carolina. 2JMf0c.
Egg Plant-Barrel. s3.coCi35o DO. bas-
ket. 81 .O06ll50 do box. DC 0$l.Jo.
Onions-New orleans. bag 70aI5c. do.
Eastern Shore, basket. Geg75c., do. best.
si.25Hl.J0
String Beans-Norfolk barrel, 5agi5c.;
do Maryland. basket. 75c.GSiO0; do Bal
timore, do. 40u6jc.
Squash-Barrel soc mSl Jl.
Tomatoes Carrier. 4Oc.NsL25; do. crate,
JOtGSl75
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NEW YORK. June 3O-Cotton dull;
midluug gulf. : ZIG; middling' f-lO'
gross receipts. 2.TJ3 bales; exports TO
Great Britain. 15l bales. forwarded, 4s3
bales: sales. 1.S0f bale; spinners, Of bales;
stosk. ll0297 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 1i34 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain, 81 bales; stock,
2i5.301 bales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts,
3Og4 bales. exports 10 Great Britain
l.417 bales: France, roo bales; continent,
SO bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
5.13s90G bales; exports 10 Great Britain,
q. $1,000 bales France, 1908 bales; con-
tinent. l132 9O6 bales.
Futures barely steady; sales, $1,000
bales. July ia; August. ZIG; SeDtem-
bcr. G5T. October. $50, November. Csc,
December COS: January. G.62; February
Coz. March, 6.7l.
NEW ORLEANS LA, June 3o.-COt-
ton futures steady; sales lj.iOO bales;
July. GG3; August G.53; September, 6.3O;
October G27; November. 62j, December
600. January. 6.33. February. 0.3I; March,
Gal.
LIVERPOOL. June 3O-l2.3O p. M
Cotton market quiet and prices easier;
sales. 500 bales; American, 100 bales;
speculation ard export, 800 bales. tu-
lures opened quiet and demand moderate;
June. 52-6f June and July 3 J2-6i4
Jl-cf. July and August. 3 50-5i03 5l-Gi;
August amt September. 3 1861, October
and November. @0-Gf03 3S-G4. NOyem-
bor and December. 57-G4. December and
January. 3S-G4M3 37-Cf. January and
February. 3 39-64l3 3I-Gi: March and
April. 39-6i Futures quiet at the de-
cline. Tenders. 500 bales new dOckeis
and 100 bales old dockets.
i. M-July. 5l-Gia3 52-Gf. buyers;
July and August. J0-04. value; August
and September. 3 4s-Cf. sellers: Septem-
Der and October and October and Novem-
Dor, 5s-4. sellers. November ard De-
cember and December and January.
37-64. sellers; February and March.
ssh value. March and April. 3 1861
bid. Futures closed quiet
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
The CLOSING gro TIO vs. or
MONEY.
orcrinr. and Sales mt the Richmoud To-
bacco Escbangc-Internal Revenue
Collections Foreign Adviccs.

NEW YORK. June 30.-In Wall street
there was complete reversal OF sPeSu-
lative sentiment to-day, According 10
cable advices. the uttorances OF MT. NC
Kinlev on the currency question lei 10
"a much moro confident feeling In LONDON
and on the continent. and the change was
reflected I'm buying orders for nearly '"O'v
shares from abroad The result was
a decidedly higher opeing. the gains vary
ing from y 10 l per cent. al the star
Tho local bears attempted 10 cLeoh ",'
rising tendency by putting out ite.n
lines Of shorts. but as the ioreikn DC
mand continued and there WAS con
siderable inquiry for the long acVVu"'
here. the upward movement maze iu''",'
progress as the day advanced. The Sill
vo-. auestion was relegated 20 the rear ior
the time being, and the probable acuoh
of the Chicago Convention on the money
ulanlx excited less interest than OF iAte'
The fact that there We're no turther en-
eagemeuta of gold for export ana thal
the local money market was undisturbeu
as well as the announcement by 'he
Reading Company Of an advance IN the
price OF coal, all excited iaVoraO'e
influence The rise In quotations was
10 ~ per cent and the net changes
show gains OF i5Gljs per cent. Inc con-
spicuous features were the Changers,
Sugar. Louisville and Nashville. and some
of The speclalties Tobacco and sugar
were heavy at one time. the former de-
clmiae from C3a. 10 6lta and the latter
from III 20 1884. but subsequently. under
purchases supposed to be for inside ac-
count. Tobacco got back TO 63 and sugar
to l1Wsulil% Speculation LETT OF hrin
I'm tone. Total sales were 25l.Os4 shares,
including 7O20O Sugar, 46.lOo ST. Paul.
2-lOO Tobacco. and 1900 Burlington
and Quincy. Bonds were higher. SAFES
we're SSSl.O00
Money on call firm Mt 2G3 per cent.
last loan at "a per cent, and closing
offered at ~ per cent, prime mercantile
paper. Jd5h per cent Bar silver, OS's.
Sterling exchange quiet. with actual bust
ness boz bankers bills at 4sIg4sIi4 FOR
sixty days and 4ssG4sSA for demand
posted rates. 4SSG4S9, commercial bills
4S6d4S6ia. Government bonds steady.
State bonds dull Railroad bonds higher.
Silver az the board was quiet.
Treasury Balances: Coin, S1O9. O2i95i'
currency. SsT, SD. 193.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL, June 3o-Wheat had
n rally to-day. which put shorts In
thinking mood. and served TO revive tho
tips OF the bulls on that grain. Various
matters were referred TO as being re-
sponsble for the turn In the market. and
the shorts found Il wise 20 cover the
contracts. The approaching holiday led
TO some cleaning up. which helped along
the good work. September wheat opened
from 55i4c TO 5Sasc.. advanced to DC.
closing at JGAc.-llac higher than yes
terday. Cash wheag was firm and lhc.
higher
Corn-This cereal obeyed the influence
OF stronger wheat market although
at the immediate start there seemed 10
be some hesitation. first quotations being
below the nnal ones OF yesterday. Sep
TENDER corn opened at 2T&N2iiec, and
closed AZ 277sc bid-i,uAc. higher than
yesterday. Cash corn was firm and &c.
higher.
oats were bene ted by the better feel
ing in othr graz ~ but further than =
slight gain. I'm sympathy. there was no
evidence of individual improvement oats
closed &c. higher than yesterday. Cash
oats were firm to a shade higher
prOyisions--A stcadicr hog market was
rejected in provisions to-day. The trade
was ordinary In volume and OF 10 par
ticuar Importance In character. Tho
firmness Of the grain markets was an
auxiliary In steadying factors. Scptem-
Der pork closed ne lower. September
lard 2lac. higher. and September ribs un-
changed
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shall have tho satisfaction Of feeling that
We have discharged a sacred duty.
VIRGINIA CHAPTERS.
Tho Virginia chapters form by Tar
the largest organization OF the kind In
the South The following chapters, already
organized. will bc Increased from time TO
iimc in future. The names OF the chap
tiers. with their officers. are given below:
decentralization AiY. James Mcr-
cor Garnott: Nicc-prcsident. Mrs. 6. g..
Wertonbakcr. Treasurer Mus. y. X.
Davis. Secretary Miss Fanny Berkeley.
Newport Ncws-p President. Mrs. Geo.
W. Ncms. Nicc-Prcsidcnt. Mrs. j. Shell
ton Jones. Treasurer. Mrs. W. Geo. Ken
fer. Secretary, Mrs. W. Fillmore Turn
bull.
Petersburg President, Mrs. Robert y.
Meade. Nicc-Prcs Mrs. !. W. Rose
boro Treasurer Mrs X. l.. Watson. Sec
rotary. Mrs. Richard -. Davis.
Roanoke President. Mrs. Thomas
Lewis. NIec-Presidcnt. Mrs. Terry.
Treasurer Mrs. Trout Secretary, Mrs.
Grey.
Woodstock President Mrs James IT.
Williams; Vicc-PresidenI Mrs. Mlcy,
Treasurer Mrs. John Grabll. Secretary,
Mrs. Campbell
stgunton- President Mrs. J. T. y.
Stuart. Vicc-President Mrs. G.. y. VII
SON: Treasurer Mrs f. =. Lipscomb; Sec
rotary Mrs. S. o.. Mccullough.
Lexington President Miss Mildred
Ice. Vice-Prcsident. Mrs. A -. Estiil;
Treasurer Miss Mary Nelson lendicton,
Secretary, Mrs VIM. Allan.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. June Colour dull, weak.
and unchanged. Southern -four I'M
changed and weak.
Wheat-SpO; market moderately active
and hrmer. options advanced l%0lAc..
fell hntsc. on realizing closing firm at
INGIHc. over yesterday No. red, July,
6l.sc.. August. 6-sc.; December, Gii9c.
COrn-Spot dull and flrmer; No .. 33t.c.,
elevator: 3f2ic afoat. Options We're
more active and closed firm at A0&c.
advance; July. 33i4c.; August, 33Ac. Sep
TENDER. 344c.
Oats quiet and steady. Options duh.
steady and unchanged TO hc. lower;
July. 2Dhc. August. l0Ec; September.
POI e. Spot prices. No. ? 2il.c.; mixed
western. 22N-3c
Hay quiet and easy: shipping. G2isg
O1lc.. good TO choice sIL99jc.
Wool firm, IN moderate demand. and
unchanged.
Beef quiet and steady; family. $500
300; extra mess. SG.VOMTO0. beef hams
weak at $l4JOal5.0O: tlercod beef hrm;
city extra, India mess. sll.OON 1900; cut
meats quiet: picked bellies. Si31is0iD;
shoulders. s4l2tl6lI.25: hams. <92JNlO.0O.
Lard quiet and frmer; western steam.
sl.22Ia: city. S375; July. 1920. Refined
firm: continent, SfD; South American.
81 -. compound. s4OrQ4.25.
Pork active and steady; old mess. sI.75
Gs25; new mess. ss5eas.75.
Butter quiet, In liberal supply. and I'M
changed.
Eggs steady and In fair demand: State
aud Pennarlva nia. 12k0l3c-A Yestern
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virginia or elsewhere I'm the South. IL
Lucy Nina Otey Chapter. OF Lynchburg,
Va.
when the war between the states broke
out. the lady in honor OF whose memory
this chapter Is named, gave her fortune.
her talent. her time. and seven sons to
the cause she loved.
The freshest OF her deeds IN the hearts
Of the people OF her State and the South.
was the founding Of that noble institution.
horn of the war. the Ladies' Relief Hos
pnal" Of Lynchburg. Va. With conii-
dcnce IN the venture she had organized.
sro visited Richmond, laid her plans be-
fore President Davis, secured the sole
control OF her hospital. a special surgeon
I'm charge. with orders 10 report direct
10 the Surgcon-General. At the surren-
der. when the city was occupied by the
Federals. she was given protection and
n safeguard FOR tho hospital After the
last convaloscent was discharged and there
was no more for loving hands 10 do she
surrendered the building 10 the lessor.
turned her face towards her daughters
homo in Richmond. broken and crushed In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-01
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va, June 30. $50

HlcuIONis H., June ~, 1910.
Offerings at auction on Change for the
month ending to-day. 707 packages Of
Caroline and Louisa county (ya) sun
cured fohaccos; highest price for the
month, ST..
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade FOR the
month ending to-day. Wrappers. 81 hogs
heads; filters, 2sS; cutters. -. smokers.
1903. scrap (brighO. u; scrap dark. 10;
leaf dark. ll16. sun-curcd. 10, stems,
5o western, %: burleys. 36I. prmings.
II: Tugs dark. 242 Total. 2.ilS hogs
heads.
The tobacco inspector reports light
sampling to-day.
Myers Dayenports Shockoe, Farmers,
Allegheny and Seabrook's tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts. rs pack
ages; deliveries, 40 packages.
Tho same tobacco warehouses. with
Vaughan's. Jones. ShelbGnes. Crcn-
shaw's. Meals. Planters. Williams &
RehliEg's, F.ankln-Strect. Star, and FL
lisons added. report for the month end
ing to-day: Receipts, 3.i56 packages; de-
liveries. 2.379 packages
Excess OF the receipts over the deliveries
for tho month ending to-day. i,o'i pack
ages.
United States internal revenue coliec-
tiOns for the city OF Richmond. Va. to-
day on tobacco5: Cigars and cigarettes.
sl.Soi.2i: plug tobaccos. Si.4oSSs. Total,
s32j0s7.
United States internal revenue collec-
tiors on tobaccos for the city Of Rich
mond. Va. for the month ending to-day:
Cigars and cigarettes. 81. 2sS29 plug -
baccoA k5a2S7.0A Total 4i26676-2A
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BADGE or VWGlNlA nALGHIER

BADGE or VIRGINIA DAUGHTERS
OF TUr CONFEDERACi.
nearly four thousand. and extending over
fourteen States. from and including the
District of Columbia. 20 Texas. Colorado.
and Indian Territory The increase ot
CHAPTERS is at this time in the ratio Of ten
"a month. and 10 is hoped 10 have ar least
one hundred chapters IN 'he federation
whom the third conventio or annual
reunion of the society will take place
next fan.
At the convention in Nashville, Sep
TENDER il 1884,. ID constitution was framed
setting forth the purposes OF the society
and providing Tor the formation or chap
tiers.
At a called meeting Of the Daughters
of tho Couiederacy' held at Nashville
Nay sd. 1888. certain amendments were
made 90 the constitution. principally re-
latnr to the formation Of State divisions.
and to the qualifications for membership
iu the society. And a committee was
appointed al this time 10 revise the con-
suuuon. The second annual convention
OF the federation was held ar Atlanta
November o 1895. when the revised con-
stitution was adopted responding to the
fuller needs Of tho large widespread and
growing society. Seeking 20 be the femi-
nine counterpart OF the United Confed-
crate Veteran" Association. its chapters
corresponding with the camps OF the u.
g. V. It's State divisions to their divis-
ions Gn general Way. 1t has yet its
own special characteristics In which civil
constitutions rather than military ones,
are seen 10 be the prototypes.
THE BADGE.
The badge Of the society consists Ct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-01
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