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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-12-09

J. II. Cole attended circuit court at
Highmore Tuesday.
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All package coffee Zoe. at CoquiI,
lett's.
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vt. Lawrence Lodge, a. r and A. NJ No 80
y Meets at Miller, =. ID, every first and third
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Baldwin, w NJ; +. +. Beasom, Sec'y.
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j. W. CoQUILLETTE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

Prominent Men Place wagers-Increasing
Interest.

"
Interest.
NEW YORK. March l0.-Intcrest i'm the
coming struggle between Fitzsimmons
and Corbett seems - be ON the increase.
Persons who heretofore have shown "a
dislike 20 anything bearing ON prize Ashl'
are becoming interested In the result.
They WAGER money. too. but Will not say
how much for they dislike publicity.
A reporter. in his visits 10 the lOiei5
during the past week. discovered lhal
prominent public men and actors are
talking about nothing except the BIG
AS already stated. the excursion par
ties which are preparing To leave Tot
Carson have not secured many pt7stH-
gers The promoters who inquired on tax
ing hundreds 10 the battle grounds, are
now content TO carry as many as see no
10 20 along. +. +. Kenny and MS party
viii leave on Friday morning and VIII
ioin ParsOn Davis train at chicago tne
mex. day. Keuney declares that he mas
heard from Bat Mastcrson, ana that
the latter has $4,000 TO place on the eX-
Jack McAuline will start to-day. and
II is said he has 5000 commits sion 10
hack FitzsimmOns. johnny GOlVille. or
Boston, during the past few days. has
nlaccd 81 500 10 $1,000 ON COrbctL IL is
likely that GOlvilie will be the time Keep
cr for jim.
Benny lackman yesterday bet Si1O 10
5000 on FitZslmmOns.
silver Dollar" Smith also made cou-
Die Of wagcrs on Corbctt az DO TO s.
Johnny Manning, Of the Hoffman Hous,.
holds another wager or siWD 10 >u,oJ''
made between Two California sportiag
men.
Arthur Iumley says that before Or.
Ordway LEFT COR England he intrrsted
him with $50 10 place against $1,000 on
Ftzslmmons Lumely claims that ne can
not find any takers. Jockey Charley Bal
lard made two wagers on fltzsimmons
Yesterday with prominent turf man.
and adds that he will invest $1,000 on
Bob at TO 3. 49,
Julius Fleisohman, one Of Corbett S
warmost admirers. has $500 10 speculate
on Jim's chances.
A letter received yesterday from Jim
Wakclv dated Jacksonville, Fla. states
that he left the latter place last saturday
for Carson. In his letter Wake.ey adds
that up TO date he has over 5000 down on
COrbett.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
MOVIES f>DIcTrD ron MURDER.
Mack Peoples, Noted Desperate. Sen-
fenced for Eighteen Years

WYTHEVlLLE. VA. March lO.--Spe-
cial-A special grand jury Monday found
an indictment FOR murder against Thorn
as j. Meyers for the killing OF Tom
Johnson.
Upon tho case being called In the Coun-
ty Court il was continued. by agreement
OF counsel. until the May term. on ac-
count Of Meyers counsel. Capt T. ).
Blair. bcing compelled to attend the trial
OF the Smith case al kadfoid
Meyers was admitted TO bail this morn
ing in the penalty OF 5000.
The jury found Mack Peoples guilty OF
felonious assault upon Vicey lsom In the
County Court yesterday. and sentenced
him TO eighteen months IN the peniten-
t!ary.
Peoples IS notorious Desperate. but
until now has escaped justice with won
derful good fortune. The evidence IN
The case showed the brutality of the man.
In n III OF rage on the simple proyoca-
,,on of tearing his pants. he slapped the
,yomen over. kicked and stamped her In
the face. breaking her lower jaw-bone
and tnnicting several other severe cuts
-, her head and other portions or her
person.
evening. the JuIy bclns out only short
Nbile.
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ON THE EASTERN SHORE.
TCE From PORTLAND, MdfNh' 4"
SrPPIY carr CHIRLLs.
4 Painters Foreman Discovers RANT
That VIII Resist Sea water, ana Ills
Fortune l. as Good as Made.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. March lo-spe-
cial-Two throe-masted schooners. the
Crescent and John Booth arrived in the
harbor here yesterday with cargo Oh
Ice from Portland. Me, consigned TO inc
cane Charles Ice ana Lumber company
several more schoOnors are expected IN
"a few, DAYS. the ice house is a very large
one and holds about 500 tons.
Mr. G.. &. waller. the Eastern Shore
soliciting agent OF the New York Phiia-
dclnhia and Norfolk railroad since its Or
,-srization in ISL has been appointed gen
,raI passenlcr and freight agent oil the
Queen Anne railroad.
The road is new one ana cohhec'S
Baltimore VII. Queenstown, Ma" win
Rchoboth. Del. and Is expected 10 De
READY Tor operation about March l'' Io'''
A GREAT INVENTION.
Mr.. Thomas H. Denny, general iore-
man Of paintcrs I'm the car shops mere.
has. after more than thirty years OF
study and experimenting. invented an
anti-fouiing and anti-cOrrosive paint LOT
the painting of vessel bottoms. Inc PANT
has been subjected TO numerous anu
severe tests. and IT'S merit and superiority
over an other classes Of paint TOT yes
sells has been successfully demonstrated
Alr. Denny has received a large order
for his paint from the New York fhil-
adclphia and Norfolk railroad, to be used
I'm overhauling their footing equipment
this spring besides several other orders
from other companies.
Mr. Denny has. after years Of study
and hard work. secured an article or
paint that means saving of thousands
of dollars TO ship owners. besides
handsome fortune for himself. as he mas
already received several large offers III
cash for the sale Of his invention all Oh
which have been refused.
The paymasters Of the New YORK M
adclphia and Norfolk railroad Were uoMii
to-da,, from PhUadcIphia and paid off the
ornlovcs along the line of the road.
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. IU0Gr AADnIs CONTEST.
,,,u Contractors Who Speculate o" '"'
r.,orance Of the Carriers

povpTON. VA. March V'-'f
o.,.....o,.ssnen r. r. Thorpe, whose
-. 80 service expired on Tie attn, re-
-, ~. his home here Saturday. lie
=. lily interested in his contest WIN
In svoney l.. Epcs for a seat li '"0
-, ,,or,-relss. and H. leaving no S'oho "''
,,,ned 10 have his case on recoIu'
'.,,,i.r.tsnd the taking Of his evidences
ms already cost some five OF sN '"ou
- dollars MIR. Thorpe says ne is very
.,t,,.rt of success. but. on the other
- the friends of Mr.. Epes claim lhaI
mis- cuse is a. weak one, ana peioIV "ii '''
nartial tribunal he would stand pour
chance. iii. .,a+ Mr.
II is believed here generally that MI
Thorp's case Is nothing Ike so s"o"s
as his contest with Mr. Mchenny III mo
last Congress. and the theory would seem
10 bear out that idea, from the lai5
onount of evidence Mr.. Thorpe mas
thought IL necessary 10 TAKE W
claims for the seat.
1ft a can lac done. the Federal Govern
mont oucbt TO prevent speculation in mall
contracts. Al present IL is "a custom OF
. syndicate or company OF spectators
Ia mt I'm bids for "a great many OF the
small mail routes throughout the country
districts. and after they are secured they
send around men and sub-iet them 10 the
moor darkey or some white man, who -
hard pressed for money, many OF whom
are ignorant of the real worth or the
service. and IN this way speculate upon
the poverty and ignorance of the poor.
By this means they make quite consid-
cradle sum Of money. and they make 1t out
Of those who can least AFFORD 1t. a case
mere came under my own observation, in
which contract was sub-lct 10 poor
man with a family. who Will have to
travel twenty-four miles three days in
each week. and his entire compensation
for himself and horse is only sixty-iye dol
lars per year. or forty-one cents per day
FOR each day ne carrys the mail.
The News and the Chronicle. the two
newspapers published IN this place. have
had a small size war going on or the
past month The News. I'm It's last issue.
gave out that IL would have nothing more
10 say I'm reply to the Chronicle.
Since tho tobacco season set in. there
has been more animation in the tobacco
market. but the prices are still low for
all grades except. perhaps. fine shipping.
which. / am told. IS selling well.
The rains have been excessive and the
ground too wet FOR poughing The farm
en- are not M with their work. owing TO
the wet weather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

100. Dorsey TO /. won; Helcn WEI .ri.nn
second. and Lord Fairfax thliu' i'''S'
III 20 ,-ou,h,
Second race. nlle-MorailS', - ,,sbtoli
third Time. 1851 r.,.,,,-
Third race mile and quar- 'i',,.
go. 100 Scherer - 20 3. won' n ir,I.' s.tt
ond. and Jack the Jew third. IN III ~, cor
Fourth race. Bayonet stake: $i,'' In,
e"boyer 10 10 vyo, Ms patrick second
and our Lizzie third. Time.. " -. M
Fifth race. ono mile--Lilz.e Mtes' IA
4. Psrrott. . to /. won: lx.on second anu
Bizarre third. Tine, 10. a., az
Sixth race. seven iurl'nta ~ nd
Powers. 10 won: Jim ii9sS se1o''"'
and i. VI. b. third. Tlme. i'5l 3D.
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UphOIStering.

Mr.. c. B. Howell, so well known
TO the trade of Richmond, IS III
charge of this department and Will
give his personal supervision to
every order.
We make Mattresses ofall kinds
and the best Spring Bed ON the
market. Couchcs, Easy Chairs
and odd pieces. We rcmake Your
Hair Mattresses for s., and return
it same day, when necessary.
We also carry nice line of
Brass and White Iron Bcdsteads
and Cribs. We clean your Car
pets on or off the floor and store
them for you in moth-proof com
partments. We do anything and
everything in Upholstering and
Reupholstering, and guarantee our
prices as low as the lowest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

PROVIDENCE. r.. J., March 1O-Ihe
Democratic state Convention was called
10 order at I2.3O clock and organized,
with George NJ Green. of Woonsocket
rs chairman. Nominations of State oil
ncers were made as follows.
Governor Daniel n. Church. Lieutenant
Governor. r. r. Bartlett. Secretary of
state Miles \. McNamee, Attorney
General. George r. Brown; General Treas
urer Edmund Walker.
The platform charges the Republican
T.ecislature with cowsrdicc in not lcgis-
lating before election and after election
passine bills In the interest of monopolies.
In pledges the party and nominees to leg
islation against monopoies and i'm favor
of home rule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

Robert Gillespie Blaine. VINO t,roes
last surviving brother OF the , iaee o.,,,
a.. Blaine. died last night IN as ,is.s OF 81
The cause OF death WAS paf"i' 80 -
the right side. o,.o wears
MIR. Blaine was about siNty-nNe ,.y,hjte
old. His hair and beard were sho" ~ tbo
and he bore "a decided resemblance ~ , -
famous statesman. lie leaves "'10"
and six children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

PHILADELPHIA. PA. March 10
MANAGE Stallings and eighteen players
OF the Philadelphia Baseball Club left
here this afternoon on the steamer city
% Macon, for Savannah. Ca. whence
they viii go 10 Augusta and engage I'm
spring practice The Philadelphia PLAYERS
have all been signed. the list being COM
p'eted yesterday when cross and Gle
ments h1nlel IN thaIr cnntrlcts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
HOuSefurniShing Goods

that cannot be duplicated any
where else-iust such bargains as
have caused this department to
grow so rapidly in the past.
Embossed Tea Canisters. Sc.
Mumn-pans, g cups. be.
FamHy-Size Gray Notified GRANITE Fry
Pans. value 40c.-l5c.
Wash Boards. hardwood frame, heavy
zinc front, worth 19c.-9c.
LARGE-SIZE GRANITE TEA OR
COFFEE-POTs. WARRANTED NOT TO
LEAK. WORTH &C., FOR 35c
Granite Tel-Kett'es. fat bottoms. large
size. worth $l25. for Use.
Sugar and Cream Sets. handsomely de-
corated value 40c. a palr-lsc.
Individual Glass Sauce or Berry bishes'
worth Sci If
$500 Paper Napkins. printed borders,
actual value Zoe. a dozen, for &c.
Si.25 China jugs. elegant decoration, 10
a variety Of colors. TO 20 each &C 4sc.
G-QUART COVERED PALS. MADE
OF EXTRA-HEAVY TIN. TO-DAY. DC.
Imported Crepe-Paper-you can make
your own selection OF color-for to-day
only. per roll &c.
FULL~s1zE HALF-PINT TUAIBLERs.
NOT THE CHEAP KIND OFFERED
by OTHERS. BUT Al GOODS. WORTH
4'c. PER DOZEN, OUR OFFER, FOR
Zoe.
$50 Hardwood Knife and Fork-Trays
value 25c. at Zoe.
$3.50 To.let-sets. with ful-size slop Jars.
underg azed blue and brown effects. to-
day. s2.sS.
SO Haviland Limoges China Teas Sets.
containing IS pieces. rica decorations.
new shape. to-day. sos.
Zoe. Regular No. 2 Chimney. 81.
Elegant Cut Pattern Handle Olive
Dishes value i5c. each Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
pnsfmn.fer NIXON Ininred

ASHLAND. VA. March 10.-Special.-
Postmaster q. r. Nixon. while ON his
way 10 attend the funeral OF Mr. Maynard
Dyson. az Poakc s.. to-day, met with quite
% painful accident. The horse of o. gene
tleman with whom DE was riding became
uumanageahle and in kicking struck Mr.
Nixon on the LETT les. and spiintered a
bone.
ln shifting here to-day two fat cars OF
the local freight loaded with lumber
were dcrailed on q siding and workmen
were employed several hours in getting
thnm halk on The trank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

Active Interest in the Establishment of
Hospital.

HOS NtlHls
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, March 10
SpeciaI.-Captain II. Youngs. the marine
expert. who has charge of the works on
the Wyanoke, made a brief inspection OF
the wreck yesterday evening. lie reports
the ship I'm good condition. and says that
be does not believe that there is great
deal of mud inside the ship. Owing 20
the strong undcrcurrent that PUSHES over
the deck Of the ship at certain stages OF
the tide. the work frs rather dangerous.
The work of raising the craft will be
begun at an early date.
The Circuit Court is still engaged in
the suit Of Stowoll vs.. Uzzell, for damages
for alleged malicious prosecution.
Tie Business Mems Association last
night took practical steps TO insure the
successful establishment Of the proposed
hospital a maH-meetng OF the citizens
of this city Will be held on the night OF
March 18th. to further the movement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
FauOu Litigation.

NORFOLK. VA. March 10.-Thc IA
nous LITIGATION involving the right Of
Inc Southern railway. Seaboard Air Line
and Atlantic Coast Line 70 cut rates came
nm to-day before Judge Hughes. of the
United States Circuit Court on a mo-
zion TO dissolve the injunction issued hv
him last fall After argument on both
sides the case went over until tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
rHrNoRrnnEN MErHODfsr.
Bishop Mallalicn TO Preside over INC
Conference in Roanoke.

Conference in Roanoke.
ROANOKE. VA. March lo.-Speciai'-
The twenty-ninth Virginia Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal church VIII meet
at Lce-Street church, this city to-mor-
row morning at $3.50 o'clock. The dis
tricts embraced in tho conference are
Abingdon. Alexandra, Greenhrier ana
Roanoke. Bishop W. +. Malaleu' OF
Boston. will preside. and about seventy
ministers arc expected 10 be IN attend
ance. fifty OF whom have already az
rived.
Preliminary services were held an Lee
Street church tonight, and an address
delivered by Rev. s. A. Bell Of falls
Church. The conference will be in ses-
sion five DAYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

WASHINGTON. March lO-'rhe dlpio-
sherman IN the Diplomatic Parl0r Of the
state Department az II O'Clock this morn
ing and shortly afterwards presented 10
the President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
New Orr us X crs.

NEW ORLEANS, March l0.-Summer
weather and an attendance OF i,Up mark
90 to-1a-'- srorf Track nearly fast
again; racing was spirited; four favorites
,.... 49, - A.. Motifs tWO-S r1r-O!i my
fiesta. by Brl.tnoIc, wen The Sl,vvV Bay
onet stakes.
Fist yaca. six furloDgs-The Plutocrat,
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SCOTTISH UNION AND NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

ANNUAL ENDING DECEMBER 81 is% OF
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS UNION AND
ORGANIZED UNDER
TITE LAWS MADE THE AUDITOR OF
pTrpIIc ACCOUNTS VIRGINIA ~ pUk
sUANCE VIRGINIA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

zine Tho bulkheads were dangerously
Iot and an explosion was feared. How
ever. tho crew got to work quickly. ANA
the coal was taken from the bunker.
Then II was found that no fire existed;
a steam pipe valve was leaking signify
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

ALEXANDRIA. VA. March 1o.-spe-
cial-Dr William IT. Dcvaushn. who was
injured hy e. street car in Washington
last week. died to-day Tie was one Of
Alexandria Oldest and best known citi-
zens. Thoush cahinot-maker IN >arly
DAYS. FOR moro than haif century he
followed the profession ~ cunping and
leochinc. travelling throughout this Soc
tion. II g. said DIS collection Of leaches
and knowl'dee OF This branch o. modi-
lfr. v-na rorclf-~. ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

FRFDERCKsBURG. VA. March 10
spccial-Mrs. u. W. Wilfenheuchsr died
to-day NJ her homo after an illness Of
less than n week. aged slxtv-four years.
She leaves husband and four married
dauehiers-Nrs. W. T. watson Mrs.
Robert IT, Raines and NJ Robert " \.
Gerrineer. Of th's city. and Mrs Philip
Robinson. Of WASHINGTON.
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Kllr.eh', Narny,ur In Dnnger

PORTSMOUTH. VA. March 9-Steam
was found escaping from the Forward
starboard bunker OF the cruiser Raleigh
this morning. which Is next 10 the maya
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
Separate Skirts.
House Wrappers,

Special opening Of House Wrap
per5 in Lawn, Pcrcale and sat
teen. ..........~L I.50, 2 and s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

Manager-Niartln
Assist ia II.
ina office Il Asylu
commented pu, IN Ouie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
TUO NORFOLK FIRES.
Each Ono Causes q Loss ef About Ten
Thousand.

NORFOLK. VA. March 1o.-Spccial.-
The sash. door and blind factory Of John
NJ Hart Portsmouth. together with "a
quantity OF lumber. was DESTROYED By fire
tonight. cntailng "a loss of $1,000
A fire I'm the second story of the kim
Furniture Company's building. ia This
city. az $500 o'clock tonight caused "a
loss Of about $1,000.
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rv-Sennior In.enh y. nnlnh.

PORTLAND. ORE March lex
United states Senator Joseph y. Dolph.
died az II o'clock this morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

DOLLAR PARTY.-THE CIRCLE OF
i INDUSTRY OF Centenary church will
Give a Polar Party THURSDAY. March
iith AZ .n5 EAST GRACE STREET
From 4 70 o T. NJ. FOR children and from
10 II 7. NJ for adults An attractive
musical and literary programme mas beer
arranged. Admission. Children, luc. ;
at night. voluntary CONTRIBUTORS, ne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
I. CA71rAL.
II. ASSETS.

Amount OF capital 900
in Le'"N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

9, TRAYED FROM MY PLACE OF TIL
- evening of the 9th Of March, a BAY
MARE COLT. Lett mind loot wnite an-
"A Maze face 4 reward will be paid fOf
her return to WILLIAM III. BURkERT
1917 Twenty-second street. Paramount.
mhll-lt'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

vano - rs es,o,, owned bv the company $3.50
Leans on osafq a9 more n one ears interest
Loans on n9rsse hgs as uk n pS OF fo9eeur
Interest st dae on all said mor's@se loans s' % .
flandsn mort buildings and perish
900.
Vay Of heb ngs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
7 h3 FOlrQlrGal-PriGG Go.
The COLUMBIAN
Building and Loan Association

VI ININ-IIIlTOTIU' ETT8INIG,
Have decided 10 offer for sale limited
rumter OF shares Of their clags &c" stock
al premium Of $500. making the cost
$500 q share This stock pays a dividend
Of per cent. per annum, and participa es
in the profits carried. At maturity the
holder receives 500 share.
Address the Columbian Building AMI
Loan Association, Richmond, Va.
NH ll-eod I'm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

CHARLES CITY. g. IT.. VA. March
-Special-Mr. Henry p. Barrow, an
old veteran died at his residence i'm this
county on tin Sth instant. aged seventy
five years. Tie was commissarv ser-
eaant Of Company X. Fifty-thlrd Vir-
einia Regiment. Picketts Division He
was also q Justice Of the Peace in ante
hcilum days. Is had been n member
OF the Baptist church many years and
was church clerk and deacon. lie leaves
three children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
9, 10, II, Is and $50
Bicycle Suits.

The newest things in Bicycle
Suits. and the largest variety OF
STYLES we have ever offered,
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Of Medical Attention Has Taken the
City by Storm.
HIS OFFICES CROWDED
Every Day by the Sick Anxious to Con-
suit Munyon's Specialists.
FREE OF ALL CHARGES.

MUNYON'S Offices. GOJ east Main street
Omen 9 4. VI. to s =. VI. sunday : u"