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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-07
Fatal S'upui,sc.

Rockwell Iowa. Oct. >. q. w.
Thaycr. farmer living south OF Iowa
Falls. stumbled and fell down "A base
trent stair ut Rockwell. Iowa. and
was Killed. Ii is supposed that his
neck was broken. He was on his way
to Usage. Iowa, and had stopped ut
Rock we'll for the night.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-07
Equal sufrraaistx mt Mitchell.

Mitchell. s. d., Special. The State
Equal Suffrage association is i'm ses-
sion here. The sessions are held in the
court house and the meeting will be
addressed by Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait Of New York city and Elizabeth
NJ. Yates. the Frances Willard of
Maine.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-07
Chief Dcputy.

Sioux Falls. =. d.. Oct. 2.-The COM
Test for the chief dcputyship under
United States Marshal Il. q. Kennedy
has been settled by the appointments
IF Jerry Carlton of Sioux Falls to the
place Mr. Carlton is an expert ac-
corrtant. and the marshal says this
fact figures more than politics in his
selection for the place.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-07
Claim Systematic overchnrgcs.

Chamberlain. s. d.. Special.-What
promises to be prolonged and bitter
fight has been commenced by the
residents of Presho and Pratt counties
against the authorities of Lyman
county. The chief cause Of the trouble
is the alleged exorbitant charges on
the part of Lyman county olnciais
against the other two counties LOT
cases arising in them.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-07
ALiSk DELIVERING
Large Shipment Of Liquor Which
VIII Never Reach There.

Seattle. Wash, Oct. 2.-One hundred
and forty gallons of whisky, brandy.
gin and wine was seized by customs
inspectors on the steamship Alta, due
to sail for Alaska. The liquoc was
Undecided in barrels and boxes and
cans, where sugar, eat meal and kcro-
scne should have been. There Is no
clue as to who is responsible for the
shipment. but the names of several
Seattle merchants were found on the
packages. The liquor was at once
contiScatcd
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-07
WantcI for Murder.

Jamestown, y. d.. Oct. 1.-The po-
lice have arrested o. Day of Jefferson.
Iowa. He is supposed to know about
the murder of IL tramp at Rediield. >.
d., n short time ago. He is known to
have ridden out of Rcdfield on the
trucks of Il freight train after the muir
der was committed. He will be taken
back for the trial Of Mansfield and
King, now in Jail for the murder.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-07
- - = -
ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY.
Wan who Had Robbed n Farmer
Arrcstcd for His Crime.

yrrtlon $. d.. Special George
starks, who has been working for Il
farmer near Bristol. =. d. the last six
weeks, was arrested here by Consta-
tia l.. Mprcncss, who had Il telegram
from Bristol saying lie lStarks) was
wnntcd there for rohbing his employer
of $500 He admitted having taken
SIS, but claimed that was all he had
Iakcn, and that he had that amount
due him.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-07

Omaha, Ger. Judge {. X. Scott
has issued two more of his orders. He
calls en- the board of fire and police
commissioners to Immediately restore
w. w. Cox to his position as chief or
detectives or 20 to jail. The second
order requires the Nebraska Tele-
phone company TO furnish local at
torncy with telephone ut 50 per
month.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-07
Drowned While Fishing.

ST. Paul. Oct Frederick Jackson.
of III Hyacinth street. was drowned
nj Lake Vadnais while fishing. He
was pulling i'm the anchor when he
lost his balance. No trace of his body
could he found. He was forty-iive
years old and leaves wife and four
children.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-07

Fergus Falls, Mimi. Oct. Lewis
A. I.avalley was held TO the grand
fury for the forgery of school orders
In large sums.-Oscar Moberg, aged
seventeen. was shot in the leg and VIII
lose II, II not his life. He had load.
ed gun In his wagon and 1t was dis
charged.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-07
a.r,.e 70 paw Wolf Roantie..

Chamberlain, s. d., Special. = The
commissioners cf Charles Mix coun-
ty have refused to pay bounties for
wolf scalps and hunters will have to
take the cases into court IL they want
any bounty.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-07
FARMERS Heavy Loss.

Huron. 3. D., Special.-The large
harm on James Dawson's farm, near
Rroodland, was destroyed by fire, to-
gathar with Ave horses. harness, wag-
ons. machinery. hay, feed. etc.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-07
Hooks All Mixed.

Pierre. s. d.. Special.-The more
tho hooks of the insurance department
are probcd into the worse they seem
to he muddled. The ledger shows cor
rections by insertions and alterations,
and as they do not agree WIN inc
public examiners figures. IT is MS ne
lief that they have been mace since
he took off his figures.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-07
Tr,uu for .yudue

Yankton. s. d., Special.--Robert b.
Trip Of this city was nominated for
circuit Judge by the non-partisan con-
yentiOn.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-07
TAYLOR Account SETTLED.
The Last Check Has Hccn Received
From, the Controller CT the Cur

Tcncy.
Pierre. s. D.. Special TIE state
,rrasurcr's office has receives, thc last
check from the controller of the cur
rpuCy To settle the old Taylor account
I'm The Redticld bank of which Taylor
was president ut the time of the de-
falCatiOn. The total amount of tue
state deposit. with interest. has now
been covered back into the state treas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25

r-.+i,e ~ the Peace James l. Le"4a
80 before him az Henrlco court-no Jus
vesreriay morning negro nance az =.
Dioklnson. Who was there 70 answer w
800 charge u robbery and lying up 70
I roie IA William Scott another negro
boy. -. rt-Lfr-
William Scott was positive mat DicAll-
son lis one u two men who held INN ~
~ Sarurtay night al the curve 10 1Av
sf.Ir street car line that leads from bet-
erIv % Main street and went through MS
pockets - .o.,,
FAILING 20 get any money, tney 'ooH
from aim half a dozen bottles ~ Le-l'
which he was taking home 20 MIS- Nc
c. who employs him.
afrer this according 70 his story ne
rs lied up % a pole Of the Electric
Rauway Company and left there all Sat
urday night
Ne VS. found lying on the ground
sunday morning By q motorman OF the
traction Company and carried home,
-rha-a be told the circumstances
Dickinson says he can prove an abb
ana h seems doubtful II Scott Is really
sue that he Is one o. the two men, after
all
squire Lewis continued the case until
rrr,ir4dav IN the absence Of witnesses
fo- the Commonwealth. and offered 10
bsu Dickinson in 50. which he could not
furnish. ana went 70 taiL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25

4 pretty home wedding took place al
I o'clock yesterday afternoon when N ss
Virgle Kay and Mr James Edward
Leake were married 20 the residence Of
the brides parents 40 No. -s north
TWenty~siIrh street.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. J. IT, Mastln
The rarlor was handsomely decorated
and darkenei. and under the soft light
0f the lamps the wedding party presented
q handsome appearance.
The brides costume was e travelling
dress ~ cadet blue. and She carried white
roses.
The only attendants were the ushers.
Nessrs George Kay, brother o. the bride.
who also acted as best man. and j..
Thomas.
The bride is an attractive and popular
daughter q Nr. and Mrs w. J.. Kay
while the groom a. q valued attache o.
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
rluT.
Mr. and Mrs. Leake LEFT yesterday
f0r O. trip through the north. They VIII
probably return DO ten DAYS. and viii
reside no No. Is north Twenty-sIxth
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
HERdILROAD COMMISSION AFTER
CARsIEss sHERIFFs,
Sunday Sales, Except Medicines, Forbid
den-The Keeper OF the Capitol Square
a Law Unto Himself

RALEIGH. y. c., August A--speeisl:
Major Wilson. chairman OF the t.allEoao
Commission. has issued subpoenss upon
the sheriff Of ChOWan. Craven, Cumoer
land. CErrifuck. Durham. Guinora, Hay
wood. Henderson, Macon, Mitchell Sew
Hanover. Onslow. and Watauga counties.
commanding the sheriff 70 appear before
the commission September lst. for iall-
ure 10 send In abstracts OF taxable pro-
perry in their respective counties.
There IS quite a stir here over me az
tempt 10 forbid Sunday sales Of anything
except drugs. med cines and mineral Wa
tiers. The Board Of Aldermen passed
such an ordinance sometime ego. Ire
chief u police has posted notices forbid
ding the sales.
Keeper Of the Capitol Burns has gotten
himself In a pretty muGdie. lie ordered
a penltentiary guard some days ago 20
level his gun at any one VINO tEieu ~
walk on re walks iu which repairing Nas
being done. and on sunday, when no
guards were there. he took charge MN
self. and drew a knife on colored man.
one Of the best in the city. The man az
tackled has had Keeper Burns Up peio. !
q magistrate and be Is bound over ~
court 10 a SO bond. No Democrat ap-
peared in this case. 10 was stricus
ReDuhlican-ICr rllsr affair.
A TR JTBLESCME EXPERIMENT.
There IS evidences on all sides tnat TINS
10 an. The Republicans and Popuisis
have put up the negro 50 high that moth
ing but trouble comes from.it and they
are beginning 90 see their mistake, and
are wishing for white rule.
There seems % be little doubt but that
the Democrats VIII come into power again
as soon as the polls are given power -
respond % the wishes Of the people.
The Raleigh Male Academy opens its
fall session on August Goth. The pubic
schools begin about September Zith.
Dr. y. j.. Ellis. who was stricken with
paralysis a week ago Is improving.
EQUALIZATION.
There have been received reports from
cighty-fhree counties by the Ward Of
Equalization regarding the taxable pro-
peTty. and the Increase r. NlpifI6. The
Increase in valuation % corporation pro-
ueTty ls about ten per cent. while the
increase as above. on other property val
ued az about S-01 91Q 90. Is only Sl.l0i.fl6
10 Is said that there was snow fal
near Round Knob night before iast
The state Geological Survey Is meas
urlug the velocity and volume OF the
mountain streams 20 as 20 secure data
Tor their uses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25
OUEPUBLIo SCHOOLS.
Superintendent ToI Talks About the Out
look Next session.

There IL every reason Tor the public
school officers here 10 expect larger al
tendance next session than FOR years
me schools will open on September
I5th. On that DAY as wei as The DAY
before ana the day after the time VIII
be taken I'd iu enrolling the pupils, and
actual Work ia recltauyAs VIII nor COM
meuce until about September 18th.
Superintendent Fox vas seen yesterday
In regara 10 the outlook Tor the schools
This year. lie said. Last Year there were
Z,1ls pupils enrolled il the white ana COLI
Ored scn0Ols. This year We nave reason
10 expect a few more. Tie indications
are that there Will ye sr4-IllAs al
tendance throughout the session
.-rhere have been only three % four
new teachers elected Tor THIS year. These
viii take the places VI others VINO resign
ed. There Will Ue 20 increase ll the
force % teachers The EXAMINATIONS We're
only preliminary, as t~O OF tuose applying
for positions had tntlr crriIL-ates already
the examinations 4lr ftally NOT az an
Necessary when the aiplicaAls are grad
yates " the High school. AS ihey stand
much harder examinations there.
We md that the graduates from the
ib- -lnyul as "a A4r lu-n- -ii- lra. t-n-i-
ers We have. They are thoroughly drilled
IN the work. We formerly save tXanina-
tons 20 a number VINO proved ~ u- al-
mlrable teachers, but we found that Do
was the best plan 20 make our own teach
eTE.
"The night schools. with the exception
Of the one at the High school VIII Doe
closed this year Tha- one Will be open
on Mondays. Tuesdays ana Ihursl4l--
We found that che attendance upon me
night schools started out wei, but fell
of by degrees. We shall undertake this
year 20 keep up the attendance ~ sOo1
roll.
There viii be no special improvements
in buildings or equipment We have only
a certain amount Cf money 40 our disposal
and we are obliged % 1--we within that
amount. AS it IS we have only yn o.
appropriated FOR the year. our money
Will run Out between The .rs- and th-
tenth ~ December. and unless the C0l1-
eli. through the Finance Committee. gives
ms 5000 more % meet our payroll unii
January lst. when our new appropriation
commences We shall have % close up the
schools during that time. I do not think
this viii have 90 be DONE for I feel con-
fdent that Council vll tnl some means
out Of the difficulty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25

Pure and refrest.re comedy. delightful
singing. pretty costumes. handsome stage
setrlres. nimtle dancing, marching glade
arors. Eddie Fox and DDS s9-l-s -lIIlns f.o-
Tf- and surarB orchestra. Al %. Field.
rI-i-- Nan and T0mm DolLel D. dlsblrsils
4 for Zinc cf WIr-.cisn-s ollie Young
r,,aLrr- Indian clubs o. everything but
AK IS. JUDD MILE and Lafe Miller in
i4rg-ehra antics. rre Ieylers great
French uantom ulsfsl, and the acrohatc
performance AZ rnt nihtef nin century,
--e orIt. 0-rers family aye a feR ~ the
r--ar+af-fre novelties % De- seen in the
Ai. q FI.Id's Bie White Ministries AZ The
Academy this evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25

Tor Throwing Lamp at a Man It Cost
Charles Pollard sIO.

John Corlu is au old fellow claiming
tliialt isill as hls home. he was eyl-
IDENTITY correct pa As claims for his APP
ltffancr was tlat ~ r. sleepy individual
and be- says DE Was q farmer oy proles-
sion ana was anxious ~ secure work
Dl farm lu l.ClUlul. but W De were
allowed o. depart from me jurisdiction OF
squire l.luuy, 10 would IOt take him
many minutes 10 return t0 the city o.
Brl-uerly Love.
"Go ahead. said squire Lonny and
don l-t ans grass grow under your feet
o. rle fo.d to Philadelphia.
Thank sou. slr. thank sou. I am very
mlel obliged Oh you. Good day. sr. IN
from falIalel9ly, sir but 4 wont stay
fI1m.l- .olg.
Garnet buprae. c0loreI. ls "a suspicious
character supposed to 1e man VINO has
ASng tor railroad brH sses Ais case
was continued % september ith.
Barbara AI.laulr. lu-JrtQ, charged
Spencer Williams with thrash.ng her.
Barbara l.-l Show ~ ana i-r case
Joseoa Mortoa. colored. for dlsoriery
conduct Was given ninety days IN me
Tor being d.sorderly 10 The barroom OF
u o. Smith. lullrrlt ana l4f LNflf ius q
lamp az smith. Charles Pollard was AAe4
Charles Johnson. colored. went % the
house OF George smith % -..l - il anu
aw0ke George from reiresniAs s.lnlD.t :.
APARTMENTS. and d parley elsled Nh-cl
finally resulted il the door being opened
and Johnson being admitted.
"Er don't Wauulr raise no russ, sala
Johnson and tlen be proceeded 10 l-ih
things upside down 3D..
Turn ne loose, Mister Johnson sala
smith r,.,
smith got beat an 70 pieces Dr. Baugn-
man seWed him up, and Johnson went On
J6hu SCOTS better half Francis. COZ
oref thought John beat her, o4t ui.i.
mature deAberaiiOn Francis qe-llea -
J0ha dld not beat her. ana peea-rt 80
could not pay the costs Francis haa 10
pa McDonough was very indignant
--Ie~ t-1rire L0luy charged him ~ loI
hifrinc Bon McShee 10 bis barr n.m s9ii.-
revs ar0. He said that Ben onered 70
III firr Win 3 knife. which Ben cehel-
me FIRST Market Is 10 pace lA !. '.-. I.
q, - drunk and dlsorderiy' he ~. ~
r,,r7irgurrth. coi0red found that p-- to
tis sorrow. RE Wil not 80 near lAr iiS-
~ TarfeId and A. COPELAND lsea e..t
lie without procuring A-ei@V a'--
,-sv each had Oh pas 81 me .- -,
'-rTa ca-e 81 keeping nis nar w -, ~.
sunday against Joseph LanA441-'1 %
POSTPONED 90 the -elA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25

On Friday afternoon last, Ma -.
Ff,oo r,ade a succossful balloon ascrn-
sion from the Broad-street PARK, ana
was dropping back % earth ~ means of
hls parachute. when BE- had an oppoFtl-
nifty 10 show his nerve, and perhaps save
q human life.
u vas near the Hermitaee ROAD ana the
aeronaut was nearing the ground when
a horse. which lady Vas driving, hitch
"a 20 a phaeton. Was frightened az the
strange thing be saw descending, anu
started 70 run
The kid" did not hesitate a moment,
but leaped from the parachute. and ran
10 the horses head, stopping him efiec-
tually ami promptly.
The lady was profuse ~ hef tAanss.
and drove OF homeWards after hoefa!y
reWarding the boy, Who stopped lLv
w0ulG-be runaway.
She declined 20 give her nans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25

In the Chauce-y Court 10 Richmond
Yesterday Mrs. Emma J.. Gayle qualified
A. he adminls,Iar.E % James Thomas
Gsvle. deceased. tie value 90 che estate
not being given
suits were instituted in the Law and
rr-.rr Court fr O.. IT. ia gan
AGAINST ". y. wa lron. fi1-.l5. for debt;
and Iv ~ T. Clarke against j. A. Ken
mods q Bro. f0r $50 also i9F debl
tr.rrlrra Farr-a- we've ISSUED hy
The clerk of the H-s-iugs court o. Rich
mons ~ Joseuh N.Eou and Emma j..
RENDER. and james J.. Cr!ttelcen and
Mrs Bette g. Mars-cn-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25

d. q n.
NEW YORK. August 2f-The drv goods
nlarket presents scarcely any new features
fp-la( although The same strong tone is
prevalent throughout The second OF The
Merchants Association excursions has
again tied the i0hf.rg stores with BUYERS
VINO are making The month q banner one
!n nearly ali lines. I'm first hands markets
the trade is comparatively fuf ~ mail
ORDERS are NOT so heavy ON Tuesday. and
sore trading is quite light 81 this time.
lhe firm features ~ the market are tha
strength ~ print cloths and of sfarla
prints the latter more or lees direct
result or the former. 1u staple coftcrs -ha
market is generally firm and steady prf~-
cloths are very strong BIDS for October
eAFls 70 the current quotation % 81. rro
siraclly refused. sellers being rerrargah fv
irm On their position. odd grades how
ever. are a fr'fe Jess strong and NAV 10
bought % better advantage The sales sol
FAR. while not strong compare favorat'r
with the early part N last week Prints
are generally firm. WO0len goods firm
and unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25
Iirhfnin- Killed a Doc.

Msssrs. o. A. Booker and joan Hal
Iornan had a geTy narrow escape from
death By lightning stroke Monday after
noon dlrlng the severe thunderstorm
These eentlemen are Wen AnoNh ell-
rms ~ button Hill and were seated
90 the front porch az Mr.. Boxers house
c0nversing pleasantly when the storm
broke.
Al the feet % Mr. Booker lay MS faith
ful dog. and he manifested signs Of great
nervousness as the lightning flashed ana
the thunder crashed and rolled above
them
The gentlemen arose from their seats
and Welt into the house. and a. tney
picked up the chairs they were seated In
there came = binding HASH % lightning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25
RYE
No 2 .......... % n



NEW YORK. August 25.-COTTON.-
Quiet: .middling :; net receipts. none
gross. e.2ls bales: exports 70 Great Brit
ain. f5s bales. 10 Continent. loo bales; for
warded, ISIS bales: sales. sf3 bales spin
ners. - bales; stock. Al IA bales.
Total net receipts. 3lSfG: exports 20
Great Britain. loo bales. 20 Continent
100 bales: stock 50 2f7 bales.
Consolldated-Net receipts. 156ss bales:
exports 70 Great Britain, 29ff bales; %
flance. 20 bales. 20 Continent. 5g3 bales.
Futures steady; January. 7.i2 February.
III. March. 100: April 724: May. T.25.
August. SO; September. 73S. October.
81 November los December 100.
futures closed steady: sales 900 ~
hales closing January 7os. February.
~ March, ia; April. III; May 100,
June. july. none. August s13: September.
t.al october. rs: November, 7.O4; De-
spot cotton closed quiet: middling up
lanas. - middllng gulf 81; sales S43 bales
Ioial since September ist-Net receipts.
tN.l w bales; exports 20 Great Britain.
3 fiNt'3 bales. 20 France. 701 1fQ bales. 70
Al bales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25
VIII Marry Io-Day.

A marriage license was Issued ~ me
clerk OF Henrico county yesterday morn
Ing 10 Mr.. Charles Il. Francis, a farmer
from Hanover. and Mrs. Mary :. Pfiddy'
% Henrico.
Mr.. Priddy Is the daug hter ~ Mr. Z.
G and Mrs Mary a. Lane and lives near
Richmond On the River road.
They will he married this morning
and 20 70 the residence q the groom
In Hanover county. 70 live.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25
The Reward Paid

The Toys who escaped from the Reform
atory and Who have been recaptured are
Masters Bass. JOY, Jones, ana f-l4l-Loh,
who were caught on Friday al Kltner
Glen b. Mr l.. IS. Hobbs, and Masters
Hecht. Hanshr0pgh. Ward, and DentIof1.
who were captured by Mr. Harms "a
boswell. on Saturday morning last TWO
OF the boys are stlll az large
IL l. understood that the boys captofa
have received their reward u s. Tor eAcn
~ The rIIuaUaV-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25
Money.

RICHMOND, VA, Aug. II, 1897.
II is easy to make money when
all conditions point to a return Of
real and continued prosperity.
What are the facts? We have a
conservative administration. The
country will be governed in fair
ness to the interests Of business
men. The tariff question IS set
tied. The political situation is
such that nothing adverse can be
done with the currency question
FOX three years. Liquidation IS
finished Leading papers in Eu-
rope recognize the deficiency Of
their crops. The United States IS
the only country in a position TO
furnish necessary supplies Ex-
change has dropped sharply. Sc
curities have advanced handsome
~. Reactions are natural, healthy
and 10 be expected. The market
declined this week from one 10
three points, but promptly recov-
cred, and is now advancing.
In the great period Of bushes
revival from 1870 to 1881, when
money was cearer. securities sold
much higher. Strong people may
combine 20 sell the market down
10 accumulate cheap stocks, but
the future is bright with promise,
and in our opinion all good securi-
ties are a purchase. There rarely
comes an occasion so favorable for
the making of money.
Write to Us for facts and figures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25
CHICAGO NfARKrr

CHICAGO. August 2a-The bears had an
innings IN wheat to-day. The Septemher
option 40 one time sold . points below the
highest. The closing figures show a loss
m the dav o. SIC in sentember and -
in December. Heavy and long continued
liquidation was the cause OF the break.
The weakness IN foreign markets and the
break in the coalers and grain were fac
tors There were declines of SIC IN corn.
isc in oats. Provisions also suffered rorr
declining i7iLc.. and lard re RIBS closed
practically unchanged
The leading INJURIES ranged as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25

ION Hotel vs. taken suddenly ul -yester-
day morning While making his rounds
among the trade.
Dr. r. Is. Franklin was called and NJ.
pnrch VS. found 90 b. suffering with
cholera morbus. 3ir. Burch represents
the waterbury JeEeif4 company. and
has many friends ia RICHMOND. he IS
doing well
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25
EoASoKE coLLhiGE LNDowMrNr
PIP irn'ious Making for a second Penta
co al VI rsfing-Tarmers Hold Wheat.


SALEM. VA. August -Special-The
trustees " Roanoke College have received
q check FOR s. Go from benevolent lady
ID New York city, 10 endOW a scholar
ship. This scholarship. which viii cover
The tuition free Tor one year, will be
awarded annually 90 some INDECENT and
deserving student.
Arrangements for the second Pentecos-
tai meeting. which is % be held here from
September 81 % 10th, are progressing
nicely. Everything is being done for the
proper euterteilmeut and comfort OF the
visitors. IL is expected four services a
day VIII De held-s A. n, IL a. NJ p. ~,
and 1.i5 =. ".
Str j. G. Deyerie. one Of the Oldest res
ideuts ~ this place. is dangerously ILL.,
lie recovery is doubtful
Not many farmers 10 this section have
sold thc.r wheat