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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-11

General Jose Sanguilly is now held a
prisoner by the United States. VIII
Spain demand his release?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-11

The Municipal Reform club proposes
to vaccinate the body polite.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-11

The office-seekers must be getting
''hot,'' they are saying so little.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-11

What more natural than that the
European concert should make over
lures?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-11

chicago Record: 1t is too bad that
when man has been seeking a diplo-
matte position for some weeks and fin
any gets 1t. he is unable to avoid that
shock OF bewildered surprise which he al
ways shows when the news comes to
hand.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-11

Out of sight isn't out of mind with
the depositors in d bursted bank.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-11

Tit-Bits: so he praised my singing
did he?"
Yes: he said it was heavenly
did he really say that?'
well, not exactly. but he probably
meant that. He said it was unearthly.'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-11

Brooklyn Life: THAT singer has made
great strides in the profession, hasn't
she?'
Yes. indeed. Formerly. when she re-
ceived an encore, she sang; now she usu-
ally smiles
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-11

Puck: 'I see it stated" remarked Mrs
TensDot, that the Arctic explorer Nan
SCI. has receiver $4,000 for three news
paper articles"
''That is the reward for handling cold
facts, replied Mr.. TensDot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-11

Cleveland Leader: According to Ba-
consfield. there is no education like adj
versity."
PERHAPS that accounts for the fact
that so many of our most prosperous peo-
pie have no grammar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-11

Boston Transcript: She-But a woman
can make money go farther than a man
can.
He-Yes,. I've known you to travel half
over the city to spend half dollar when
a man would have parted with it at the
first store he went into.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-11

Indianapolis Journal: "Mistah Bowen,
what do plus mean?' asked the old
man.
Plus? Why. it means something adj
d:t;onal."
Guess I'll hab toe stan it. den. Dat
dab Tshman dat sole me dis mule say he
kin go q mile in two-thutty-sebben plus,
ar l too much stuck up to 'sDose my
rance befo' an l'shman toe asst him
wat dat plus mean
Chicago Record: 'Dobbs is cuttin a
great dash in his Chicago overcoat."
''Chicago overcoat? What's that?''
Fur on one side and linen-duster on
the other
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-02
CHAPTER xxx.

"Why Is ii all shut up and dark
cned! And there Is o n soul to be
seem. Usually we sit out on the porch
at this hour said the captain, impa-
tiently springing upon the door-sill and
sharply ringing the bell.
Twice or thrice he rung it before ii
was answered. At length the door
was opened. and Mandy appeared with
a single candle and a scared visage.
The hall was all in darkness, except
for that one candle.
How do, Mandy? All wellg Why
are You in the dark? Where Is your
young master and mistress? Sitting
at some back window. l suppose, gaz-
ing al the moon. Show us into the
drawing room. and let them know |
am here said the captain, hurrying
question upon question. and, without
waiting for them tn he answered.
heaping order upon order.
But Mandy stood gazing upon him
in bewilderment and great sorrow.
well! why the devil Q was going
to say don't you goy'
Oh, Marse. oh. my poor dear ole
Marse! l go call Miss Hitablei' cried
Mandy, rushing away with a perfec,
howl OF distress.
Now what the demon Il was going
to say is the meaning of all this?
MADAME, let me lead you to the draw
ing room. There will be lights in a
moment, l suppose. We have no gas
In these remote regions, or / should
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-02
A Bar for Women B'ess
To BE Continued

Washington has a temp +
room for bicycle women.
Pennsylvania avenue s...a Z
from the capitol, and IS , s.'es,
as a bar, except that the Sesssoteep
are ali non-alcoholic. st set % Be- !
or MIXED beverages are sfter I
the thirsty bicycle mala ;asiy !:
had a long spin
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-02

md means Of escape, !
situation known to hsr nll1i
the meantime, we mrss trSsnt
all the papers of the aovesttn
sne racts Of her abduction a! s11l
fcr any information con asse rxs
Cheer up, Monsieur Ia r.nlny
nave net found my long-iosssa o ee
al.cr so many years Of enar. .1yAs
lose her again SO soon forev REPUTATION
more trust In Proyidenca et. u,
iieve that! We shall ecova I'm p I
She will be safe. Be ss her 10
Courage, old frlendm sure Of ii
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-02

Ecmbay, India, A
,ws has been recd
Eoutier. An attach
fInwari, In the ]
y attacking force
q 1--WE killed AMI
here is c~onsiderab
ID Bolen route to
rraph wires have
reported thai trl1
near the Ziard
Iuch anAie'! -
iety Of the won
|ere, as the railwa1
bry protection for
route is consid|
In and children
I'M be brought aw1
Cops will be sent n
M them. The ca
prdon, which has !
SANTANA district
|ely Of native trd
uipped with med
4 transport servld
force the Kohat II
Rnmors are current
ubss upon the &c
beers reply to the
gardiDg the compl
|bjects In the upris|
4 Of the Kyhbers ri
II Of the garrison
Inplete surprise, bs1
eyed without any
hlyidual firing into
h has taken place,
|ay shots having \
In q single
ese shots were fired
that three n;
on watch were
for the discipliI
|Intained in the q
|gle shot was fired i
Is extremely
ilth and spirits OF
bd.
'onfrmation has Il
! rumc-S that the
Ing a ing themse1
Jon Of the booty
forts. Only
have been lei
pass, the otl|
sed to seek supplie]
5 Is probably the
Of hOStilitie|
general idea he
delay occurs in
Ids, for which h
men are require
uprising 4
(. Between Bunel
tribes appear 10 d
The rebellion.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-02
lcAicaeo Should =

tAieago should Il
'eago, Aug. 30.-Fra
calls himself "Hea
oeen the wonder
rlle' Of Memphis d
Is some other pla|
gwen Demonstration
o. He has establ|
purpose of healing
ne halt and the
mat he has marrie|
Oh the worlds
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-02
WORK o FL
: IN New York Civ
meRt Much m

In New York CIV
ment Much m
EfW York. Aug. 30
Eone-third of the nu|
Pie fire department
kept busy for q
ping water into TIL
/ building at 472
~, which had taken
nown u and "
Enlie the Five Point
Fark street. After a
lanes e r confnd
IN which they oil
lure was Quilted.
unated at $4,000.
on the building.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-02

soD Against r.
INV, Aug. 30.-A al
nv rvwn says it is r,
M =, Marquee that ii
dss, y the Delagoda
s s,s,, Of s%l7.5oO,ooacsoss
|"dlted here.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-02


ss'seiiiance OF An
s Y, aug. 3O.-The ID
~ y , \, Germany
,,n induce America
Ssa. switzerland 4
ss y measures for
anarchists. 4
diplomatic confe|
VIII shortly be
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-02

Yo,ssd Pres. SEIZED
,ss yss, Aug. 3O.-TH
tb s of the d
ilMsaup,lre court |
sd a, :. with non
seisn al the same arno|
d tss estimated at sd
\ 'e assignee W
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-02
by Light Seen

by Light Seem
Tn seru, Aug. 30
b s - sanchusetts BEN
Esas0 y Boston Be- $ is rcga
ISa'i..Th The only secn|
u ss,rers here have i
kpt = and this
~ 70 cover % ne l's
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-02

m main Wrecked
u" Aug. 3O.-Th|
b IN tue a'e Chicago &
adinmn e outskirts Of
) o. Of a rail-. FiI
% received ser,6 !!
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-02

k,,na Allot L..a.-1
Sdsosn Aug. ao SO;
q S. Affairs Jones'
r%SSeesirotary Bliss,
uncomphau
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-02

bsunGEyTS GET
| AN ATTACH 4

',,besnen Are G
and Great An:
The safety OF
dren-Troops v
,ect Them a
AMONG The"'e
vision Of spoii'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-02

vi
room on the right-hand side of the
centra, hail, and, of course. directly
opposite to the fatal bridal chamber.
which, by the way, had been the teri
porary sleeping apartment OF MADAME.
De Glacie. They found the captain
seated in his large armchair at the
open window. An untasted break
iast stood neglected on a little stand
by fis side. He looked fearfully
broken since u night before. He tot
tered TO his feet to greet his guest, but
pm ediately sank back exhausted into
his cl air. Even that little effort had
been too much for his exhausted nery-
u system.
but the lady approached him with
looks fuil of sympathy. compassion
and respect, saying, as she took both
his iant.s:
Courage. my dear and good friend,
Your little DaIey is not dead: nor Is
there any good reason for surprising
he' dead, therefore, she still lives. I
feel sure of IT; /, her mother, who cpn-
not be deceiyedr'
All, then, Madame, IL such he the
case, IL she has not been basely mur-
deied, what, then has become of herr,
moaned the captain.
'She a been abducted, just as she
was before, by the same parties. and
Tor the same purpose! / feel fell as
sufed or that! but, courage, Monsieur,
we snail see her again! She Is no long
er u baby, as she was In the first in
stance! She Is a young woman with
memory, Judgment, and will. IL I read
ner portrait Alright. She will no sur.
Ter herself to be wrongcd; she will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29
DaUGnrrHs or rnr coNFnDERAcr
They Hold Their First Annual Meeting In
Lee Camp Hall.

TIE Richmond Chapter Of the Daugh-
ters Of the Confederacy held their first
annual meeting in Lee Camp Hall yester-
day morning. The old officers were re-
elected. with the addition Of Mrs. Chas.
Boiling as third vice-prcsident
The Richmond CHAPTER was organized
one year ago with membership OF
twenty-fve il now has membership OF
three hundred and twenty-five.
The report Of the treasurer showed that
the Chapter had given Sl55 TO the soAd
South room i'm the Davis Museum.
The Chapter viii. during the coming
wear. aid some Confederate work yet 20
be decided upon. IL was decided IN the
future TO have some social feature COM
noctcd with the chapter. and accordingly
am entertainment committee was appoint
ed with Mrs. Preston Moore as chairman.
Several teas Will be given by the Chap
ter.
Delegates will be elected at the next
meeting 10 the annual convention Of the
Grand Division Of the Daughters OF the
Confederacy, which meets in Alexandria
in April
a vote OF thanks was rendered the Of
ficers OF Lee Camp Hall for the use Of
the hail and also the press of the city
for their aid.
At present the officers OF the Richmond
Chapter are President. Mrs. y. v Ram
dolph. First Nice-Presiicnt Miss May
Greer Baughman: Second Nice-Presldent.
Mrs. J. +. b. Stuart, Third Nice-Presi-
dent. Mrs. Charles Boiling; Treasurer.
Mrs. Frank n. Crump; Secretary. Mrs.
Austin Brockenbrough. Executive COM
mittee-Mrs. Peyton Wise Miss Kate Lee.
Miss Minnie Baughman. Mrs. Gordon
Wallace and Mrs. Edward Valentine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29
FINANCE ANDC0MMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
one,ine. and sales at the Richmond 10
bacco Ixchange-Inierna'' N''e""o
,ollcctions-Torcign Advances.

>-,,v v,Rx. Jan 1S-Specpl'" ~ %
,,,,o,,,l,, duu again today at tee '"'-N
,,,,,..,o. and in majority OF 's'''" -
- e.,,,,,,,ions were trilIag. The 'h'y
-. ,,.,,,e. were in fen of me - g
c,altics certain of which adNauc,u' WIG
o,h,rs declined Tho 'rld'1s' nVNe''i'
VS. so small that TO special siHn' t''''o
uas attached 90 my OF Tire m'N'i"' 'tS'
Tho transactions aggregated oniy ''.'o
shares. OF which 1880 were @in'f "a"
sugar Rcnniug Tho fact that quota
lions from London came fractionaily hibh-
cr al the opening did not authorize tic
market 10 make any response. OWNS to
Tho continued lack OF orders Tor o-tside
account Prices yielded -s0il. blt oascs
were soon recovered. only 20 uc iouoM'i
ly another decline. which ltlt the icad-
inc stocks fractionaly below last nights
finals The declaration OF fhc 'h5-
expected per cent. dividend uy TIC 81
Paul and Omaha road Ted tO no at-NI,g
in that stock. and 20 closed with % hel
gain OF only is per cent. Northern a.
Cinc preferred certificates were nciitcahiy
strong and advanced from Sjs 10 3D. d
well known broadway house VIII ''''"
ington connections being prom ivH,
buyer Hooking Valley advanced
points carly Ou The announcement 'idt
the company had provided for tine lht'lt9t
and that tho bituminous coal iotuS Hdu
settled their troubles 70 is understood
that the ROW agreement viii go into cHtct
al o-c. aud that tho roads viii set better
rates than Tor some time past Man
haitian was sold down ifs TO >J's ON a
Narue uuor that tire company had de-
cidcd up0u a now issue Of bonds. but
there was 90 partial recovery on the de-
NAL OF the story. Long island icll .
and recovered ! per cent, whiie Lncka-
wanna rose D. and iatcr lost the improve
mont Lake Shore declined % point
Speculation closed rather weak in tone,
OF me- chiefly TO the appearance Of selling
orders iu Sugar which carried that stock
down 90 11Gs While Che stock market
WAS sluggish. commission houses report
% good Inquiry for Investment bonds
Government bonds were notably strong
as "a result Of the extreme ease ln money
and the fs of 1925 today scored the
highest prices COR 90 very long time last
Not change, in atocks show declines of
isuft per cent. Manhattan leading.
Northern Pacific preferred GAINED rs and
Hooking Valley ga per cent Manitoba
iumncd PEI cent. The gcncI al bond
market was strong. sales looted UP
81 .G22 OO0
MONEY AND EXCHANGE Money on
can easy az 1lg02 per cent, and closing
offered ot ~ per cent. prime mercanti!e
paper. 303i2 per cent Bar silver, Oh lo-io
Sterling exchange higher win actual
business Zoo bankers bills az 49, for sixty
days and 4S7i, for demand posted rates,
4s5f5u4Ss. commercial bills, 4SoitH toiA.
Goyernmcnt bonds strong. state bonds
dull Railroad bonds higher SILVER
1T tho board was firm. go,
TREASURY BALANCES. Coin, w.
SCI 1fS. currency. fHa..i-5.1'"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29

The Lynchburg NaJ News says. con
Monday last there was a quiet and Gus
tomary conglyial ceremony observed in
the family Of 6ur esteemed fell0W-c.tizezn.
Mr.. samuel Tyree. Ills excellent VIE on
that dag passed one u her mile posts
ia the journey VI lie. and the occasion
was observed by the accustomed ,gg-nOg
served in certain historic bowl. This
was the bowl from which her grand
father. Patrick Henry. is reported 10 have
stinened his patriotic sinews when be
CALCULATED Give me liberty or give me
death" At the sale OF Patrick Irenry's
household effects upon the death OF that
forest DomOsthenesc." Captain Payne
bought this bowl At The sale of the cf-
fccts OF Captain Payne. upon MS death.
Mr.. John clark. oof the firm OF Clark &
Tyreel bought tho bowl and presented D.
70 Mr.. Samuel Tyrec What rich historic
interest. mingles with the annual egg
noS that d~oratcs this relic that carries
the mind back 10 the oiden days"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29
NoRrHAuProN COUNTY.
\ plan for New bridge and Firsf-class
PASSENGER station

EASTVILIE. VA. Jan. 2S.-Special.-
Mr. j. Amber Jarvis. proprietor OF the
hotel at northampton Courthouse. rs I'M
NOriOll. undergoing medical treatment
a plan is heinc laid whereby 10 obtain
a bridge across the head of OccOhannock
crech. so as % connect the portion or the
county known as CraddOcI and ScarDoir s.
Necks with the railroad. A frst-class pas
senger station has been promised by the
officials OF the New York Philadelphia
and Norfolk railroad. near Belle Haven
for the convenience of the people it they
are successful ina obtaining the bridge.
Mr. George Bull a. well-knOwn farmer
and o. highly respected citizen Of Grad
dockyillc Accomac county, died on Sat
urday last. after an illness Of about six
months. The deceased was a highly es-
teemed nan and largely known through
out the Eastern Shore OF Virginia. lie
was about thirty years Of age, and leaves
"a widow and several children, besides a
mother and four brothers.
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Griffith of the NJ T.. Church,
South. and the remains were laid 20 rest
in the family burying-grOun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29
N j n Y ON'S
GRIP
CURE.

Checks discharges Of Nose and Eyes
promptly relieves the Throat and Lungs,
claws Inflammation and Fever, ana tones
UP tho system.
II cures Headache and Dizziness accom-
panyng the symptoms OF Grippe, pto-
duces sleep. and restores strength 10 The
body. 10 Is Invaluable in all forms CT IN
flenIu or obstinate colds.
Munyon's Cold cure prevents pneumo-
mia and breaks up a cold in few hours.
Price. % cents.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs.
night sweats. aliavs soreness and speedily
heals the lungs. Price. - cents.
A separate cure FOR each disease. NJ
all druggists. mostly % cents vial
Personal letters 10 Professor Munyon.
1906 Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa, an
sworcd with FREQ medical advice for any
disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S-FLOUR-1,uiI y.
weak and unchanged. southern Houi
dull easy and unchanged.
WHEAT Spot market active and weak
or. with options closing steady l. o; d.,
g34C: ungradcd red, iiH3fc. VptlohS
opened firm at IA i4c advance, decilhtu
1L42Ac. under yesterday. with trading
more active: No. red. January. S2'sc,
March. S37tc: May, Sl&c.; July sOhc.
CORN-SpOt duh and firm, No. ., 2si2c.,
elevator 2gc. afoat. Options were duli
and firm at lsc. advance; May 2osc.'
OjATsISpot dun and steady. options
dull and firm, January 2lc.i February
Ole; May 22c. Spot prices; no. =, 80
No . white. 24c; mixed western. 22G2ic.
HAY-Choice steady; shipping o'c.;
good 10 choice. 72ilQs0c.
HTDES-Firm and unchanged.
WOOI-Quiet, firm, and unchanged o.
BEEF-Quiet and steady family, So
strong at Sl7 JO01SO0. tierced beer nIm
and I'm moderate demand, city extra,
India mess. S13O0N14OO.
CUT MEATS-Firm and quiet; picked
bellies. 81 COZ. do. shoulders $1,000 i.'o'
hams Ss25N900.
LARD-Quict and easy: western steam,
S415: city S3G5; January. $40. Re-
0nod quiet. continent. $3.50: South Amcri-
can. 500: compound S42onA'O;
PORK-Dull and barely steady; new
BUTTER-Quiot and steady; state
dairy 1o01j4c., do. creamery l3eloc';
Elgins 20c -,.
EGGS-Firmer: State and Pennsylvania,
2Oa2Oi5c.: ice-house. per case. S2VOg@.n.
western fresh. 19lac., southern, lo'2e
1910 ..,.4.
COTTON-SEED OIIs-Easy and quiet
crude 2Oc. yellow prime DC.
ROSIN-Dull and steady; strained, COM
mon to good. S17ON1.72l2.
TURPENTINE-Quiet AZ p &c.
RTCE-Firm and unchanged.
MOLASSES-Dull easy. and unchanged
PEANUTS-Q Quiet: fancy hand-picked'
3asc ,.,....-.s
COFFEE quiet. steady. and unchangea
10 . points down. March. S9.3o; April
$685.. May $685.; July. $40 Septemner;
s945. December. S945. SPOT Rio dul
and steady: No. Z. S9SIl.
SIrGAR-Raw quiet and steady; fair
refining. . i3-1Gc. Refined duh and UNI
changed. - .,,.
FRFJGHTS TO L1NERPOOL-Marke
Quiet. cotton by steamer. It'd; grain
bV steamer 2hl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. Jan. 2s.-WllEAI VI
cnrrrised an classes of traders to-day
Lv dropping almost full cent. peloW tie
inside figures of Yesterday IRON Nu4c.
ror Nav ON Monday 10 1fc. to-day there
has scarcely been pause 'n the decHlc.
Long wheat. which has been htld loi
months in the expectation that 81 was
TO be attained. has been thrown over
hoard This week without consideration
MS To- price. Tor a time this morning
10 appeared as though recovery mlsh,
take place. but when shorts had covered
all they felt disposed 20 ana prices showed
no sirus OF booming. drive was mace
md I'm am hour there was complete
Decentralization. There was nothing IN
tho news of tho day to warrant II. May
wheat opened from 1G'sc. 10 tO4c, SOFA az
nc. declined 10 and closed NJ t4isc.-'Ac.
under Yesterday Cash wheat WIS "''h
and nc. lower.
CORN-Nery slight variation IN corn
prices took place The market was
throughout q steady one, with only moo
or9tc transactions. The action of prices,
when any change did take place. was
tho same as that of yesterday. May
corn opencd nj 237sc.. sold between 2'.40
237.c. and 24isc. closing at the inside
l.c under Yesterday. Cash corn was
i,c higher. closing easy. with the futures.
OATS-Trading was far from active nm
oats. but u steady tone preNaiIeq he
motive FOR strength was. naturally, ue
rived from wheat May oats closed
Iknifc under yesterday. Cash oats were
steady TO 1tc higher, the nominal close
being easy. with the advance lost.
PROVISIONS Stcadness TO firm IN inc
tone prcdominated in the product market
There was a fair demand but IL was
principally 10 cover short sales mace
recently The hog market showed h-ile
change and was impotent as factor.
Later there were free offerings and prices
sarecd May pork closed nc lower
Nav lard unchanged and May ribs a
shade lower.
HIDES steady: business dull; natives,
heavy. 019Ac.; light. snsllc.; native COWS,
heavy. Si4ns4c.; light. stic.' butt brands,
heavy. SIC. -.....-.., 49,. ,-,,o.,.,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29
CT LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. MO. Jan 2s-FLOCR-
Unchanged. e.,.,. ..,
WHEAT-Lower: January. s2'sc. noinl-
nal. MAY. S2isc.: July lie. nominal.
CORN-Lower. January, lg,sc.. norman
OATS Firmer; January, l6Ac., new
May 1870.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29

GLOBE. VA, Jan. -special-The
cold wave 70 which the weather bureau
has been treating as for the last few
days, has eliminated I'm a severe snow
storm. Snow has already fallen 10 the
depth OF four inches, and is still falling
rapidly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29

Richmond: Elijah Bakers executor 10
Thomas &. Williams executor and eX-
w. J. leake. special commissioner To
William j. Anderson. a6 5-l2 feet On east
side First street between Main and Frank
liza. $3.50.
Edgcrton :. Rogers 10 John H. Rogers.
Personality. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29

,,boro was a small but satisfactory sale
Of bright loose tObaccOs at StoneWau
warehouse to-day. Another break for
tomorrow. ...
A very fine and satisfactory sale at the
,,a,,9ilv stiff. A fine break including
some good tobaccos. will Doe offered TO-
morrow. Second sale at this warehouse.
Small breaks of new dark loose topaccos
for Tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29

Young Sessions Indicted-A Minister Mar
ried.

SURRY. Va. JAM 2S-SpeciaL-L. r..
Seasons a young man from North Caro-
linu who was arrested I'm Petersburg a
few days ago for robbery was tried before
a. justice Monday and sent ON % the grand
jury who found IL true bin against him.
Bail was not asked for. Seasons is we'll
connected in this section.
Quite number Of prominent attorneys
We're here iu attendance ON court Tuesday.
Among them were Hon. George Wise, Of
Richmond.
Mr.. j. a. Warren agent Of the s. = and
s. railway. al Scotland. has purchased the
Whitley farm and moved his family here.
Rev. j. Is. Chldrcss. pastor OF the Bap-
fist church AZ Dondron. and Miss Pattie
Spratiey. the daughter OF Mrs T. G..
Spfatley. near here, were married this
afternoon.