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Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
9uh 9nkntn.
@ulscris ira RepSps 9'tncn.

9. &. Salmpu, Gieren al Heoops
minen, er, Itripes fra 0euolpOoo, retlt
fl aanIas Gitp for at ie efter en- Cor
5eroino at to 9ognluonin8er meO rig
SulOertg, Der for no8Ie 0aSs iiOen OleO
ofienOt til Smeltepertst. Der er 90
Sons i 5OrIenOelien, Der OenteS at
bile brinae sienneminitlig 500 pr
Spn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
Emnn.Nnf lro melnne,l.


Saith Ton life fua BET dniBqte Gutos
Iaun / llolanOet, o. Hegjeringsu bar
MI 6suOenOt ia til gens screenings
manO. IiIigntlaosnbe er ut roligt
oerusoe, men oer turer WisforneislIe
pad 8untsu.
CgIaa grai'lisn tanter poa at
optags et mt 2aon ca un~berbdnbler /
ben gnleoniua msO Rot5lbiloerns.
0s broiitiite 9ri8siti6s. Der M er
unDsr 8pqnina, er tilIaIgs. o. G6ind,
Jopau og Spanitn n9ones Tom mulige
9i86ere.
Den gute 5t6sr raIsr I Rio ges
nito; Oaglig inotreTer b.noeO 20
Debsial0.
-ngldno bar iorlaugt aabsu
5dntelsfor6inbelis / Chino. og be ~
RICE mogter bar life oplsftst fin Rsit
mob oenne 5ororirg 5miolertio far
ben Brittle Regjering uOittot iaaooue
ne Cr5rt5 meo 6enIpu tic Staten.
at ben er alostss farojg til arig, Og
fan gaa toei uaariomtslit.
Tor en- lib foen Ttrso Seusral
glauto tic Sniurqents@ euerolsn Or
me2 st grsp. hpori hon lcper oeune
Sub og 9rsnne Stobs" tOis ran
piloe opgioe &eH og forIaOe Guba.
ct 1ampfi6 Ituloe Ou 6riuge ham tit
60ilteuiom6elt 6aoH. bOor ban be-
itsmte ia til at goa ilano, o. ban Og
bans 5amilis fluloe fnn en- ri9,lis Ben
geium Tor 6ele Tin 9spetio. st Iaa &c
meut 6orilcg 6IsO -naturlisDis aiOiit
meo 5orali.
Oct Ct England Ga RuslaHo.
10 nu liampsr for 5orraugen / Gfiud.
Rualono a9ter at isnOe 10000 Waub
oer5en.
- Gu9lnno Bar otter libt Ct Jieo.rs
lag | &dmpen mob CprsrerHe ! Sus
oieu; 5abe. par lille iGu lioet.
1nNiano oit muIigsns IGggs
6giere 2olo pda &ornpurer.
Oct isr uo til at Gnglauo %
Wcroceo pil fda en- ugreie its imtuem.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
lecurM-guan
~ssAEMxsssss
TAAI| Us 8~@'/
tsssrmcr 7jtssas sa sresas 1tssss..
apntisiemfuisr

rad t~HtrtU,rss irrsa sser H7arsaa "a Tsrseas Ror'
CEN Hperttsisnmts tustaass ne 10 paa btnsHees
~fsfstnsc Numrr' msrmiHsre bet Htrpf eta foriaHs
arA GUS Ct EBcrtsisaeai. oer isrit fsHm,r iHs !
Tlrseaasgfnere dr. i~orliusrs ~ineira'it sSdE1s.
tI bci iorpms tas u II soegsguHsrs, 4rsue. Der moe
tslSer a5esfis.snsHser. lem bet halter meo. bar mar
20 GpetuslsmtHt : BET Hspre pisrus paa Gss
nugussu
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
9ommer clifton trrfter iis ttltase.

Norman g. 8ilion, 0ommer peo
Abe 9ommsroiItritt, bar MI efter Is
Mars G%mbsospirte tunogjort. at ran
agter at trGtte ia tilbage, meoosles
fra 6ono ou Gao. 8iceguoerner
9asnI6 / Manitopoc bill foriese at
blipe hans Gftermano.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
mtsrnuHu
amer ct ncoiaIpenoe IRA

s 6ordnS Camp blep Goparo 8us
bic iibIte 2proug or96t unbsr ct ira,
ION falot pper ban, b~erettss fra
Sborpe. 2iget fertss til @ulesoiae,
bpor Ran bgrte hiemme.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
2 az no al SGuahct.

9 az no ~ buH1f'Vi.
Claude De Bon, Der bar tilituuet ia
0cloiJ iom S]tratenrsoer, beniuo /
Uoco6urn GoUntpfGugIel og opbd9eoe
Qtroal Wor1er, at Sluttsn life hdpoe
Ialist Trrtn til hans Gele, hpor Der
csila beniaO nogle andre Wt9no.
San benntteoe 2eiligbeben pg Imutteoe
u men oleue; ale be andre 5dne
gu frnQiIet laa % ipp. Wen 0eWoD
t' 9tjtu til en- StiGuteItue % brat
fe iuIo jittoetfor at TONNE it8 pGt, og
ban bs0 paoQrebct Ienere pdd Wtor9sns
tgnoen. 6an er ct msgst pigtigt BIB
re jmoo to andre Stratenr6oere, og
hor& flugt odtte oerfor ct tort Spitpr
tltyoOa for, at ben tun par tortpartg.
Great sscNtrn tit @aipn Gin.
Sitter ijttert 1orlpoenoe bar Soma
Central % Gbitugo @reat Beitern
S1ncrne o~iiIuttet en- SperenStomit
1'.se bDiIten ben iioitnGpnte Sane
'acr Vet til at 6enDtte Iig al Sotpd
G'1'rols 9oneipor fra 9ompton til
gto'on 6jtD. Oct fornsone Irrunges
H'H', iprdt idd tan tie, bill mart pGre
%iI,oi1t.
@onrc 2tuocuier iuipcnosreS.
5ltJl.ctet Oeo Soma Stutsuniperiis
tt ui 9cnccreoc / 2erougs % Stuoens
IL, label un1e MGno Tom unge Spins
H. 'otOj be bdpoe beltdget | en- Sous
NIT 'ornOtj9 me[em Sopbmorss %
t''6nen, Gjsie iioIte CAB en- gdntet;
r'7 Tor at iorbjnore nogle at Stuoens
a'ns ia at Oeltuoe bortIerts Sopbz
a'usStuoenterne Here al lnoertlUss
l'H' 4tolemmer. 0isie blep fort inoz
III 10 @tl 10 / Qonoet o. naaeoe life
s'n l8len Ter benao Wor0enitunoen,
.lI2t iorfrosne. Nils Goitb GuIbing
ia Davenport bleo al Sopbmorss0 pa
a' '"2yt''rt en- So9n; SeItene tog
W % bun Tom Iualsees tilItaoe,ot bun
aNf' bin &rObljng for 9ipst.-YrG
Fn' Sdaticr Oeo unioerftetet flyer,
'''altetet cr beItemt pOu peb bra
.H! 5orboloareQlsr at latte en- Stop
w Zen 'ortrGoeIig: "Sionapping"z
..' 0'aRot Stuoen:srne, % be nu Ius
to2i''oe cn8e 3errer % 0amer pil
~, '''' 9~Icnoptosue / oenne Sermin,
1I1' lite frr ZEN 24oe Darts, fanIte
'1 Ia heller.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04

Giu Ssrpcyjna. Sc btr, Sppartsr? Gr
life bet ct 5adr { Smerrt?'
80 Do, st Rohaar. Si irperer nltio ct
mrO Smsr,t for at Uiis, at bet life er 9lar.
garin.'
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
-Jnoldnoet.
Soluu.
2OOc otter en- irimiul Operation

Glen Gidofon / Sttumtpu oeoe
f,oag Iften ION 6sIge al en- iriminel
Creation. Stror sftsr bleo Or.
Ubittatcr "a 8iaiam Souoers arres
Att0e paa NntIu9e for MtOrO, % 60
tortrs $urD boIot BEN 2sroag Gfters
njooa9 aniparIigs for, bpao Der bar
sInot. Souo2rs bar forlopst meo
l,,Pr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04

Si peo, at Sooo's
Sariaparilla belbreoer
9pSpepiia, Hbeumatisme,
ScrOiula % alle
andre Sluoipsoumme
Seafur, naar De
trGnser Ell Meoicin,
ltai Gem oa 6ooo's
% alene
Spoo's SariapariQa.
Gipb life &reparatipner,
man life fienoer. 0ooo's
Sarlnpariaa bar Ell
Heforo Tor Selbreoelier,
uppnaaet al nogen anoen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
Horn Dnkotn.
"sira Ra,teual" sarimOrs luttct.

2arimpre 5irIt Nutional Yant unos
LOB at aabne fine 0ere / Manodgs.
9antens GmbeosmGno fortIareoe, at
@runoeu til 2utuin9en er oaurIi9 Snz
laSIationer. 6srtil tommer, at / be
IioIte 60 9o9e bar SnOItDoere truttet
ND Yen9e til ct 9eI0b at $4,000.
8e'tprclien onItren9te Jig lGn9it muItg
ipr at mpoe ale 5ororinger; men oa
Der life lGngere IpnteS at pGre nogen
antuQelig ucDei, beIlutteoe 9antoirets
tionen at lutte. 9ontens Wttoler IigeS
lanai at operIti0e oens 5orpligteIIer.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04

2cnOtomlte ytummere al "SeO
Grncn" fan erbOlOeS for Toe
CrtrO.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
GasicnS iiIiiGno

StdtstasIerer Rihcls bar operIenot
lit Sdluuar8re9uTtab til @uoernerer;
bet oiplOer IioIte 9dlpddr 1897, Suit
-0ecembcr mil. Yer OiIer Zig en- Ii
ben 8olance al liot oOer $4,000 /
be fprnicaige 6onb / Statstdsien,
imoo $36O,OOO bet f~prcgodenoe Saloz
oor. Stotens 8tneralfono er | en-
(iot beore SilItdno, eno bet bar Tor
Ter Muuneoer iioen, Od bcr par en-
fontant Balance al fun $40; nu er Der
oper $4,000. SuotG9terne / be Ter
Maoneper ira foritieaige Stutsems
bcbsm9uos Spprtler, INSURANCE,
Statter, 8enter al ofentItge Pen9e o9
fra uoale minore SLIDER bar pGret
$4,000. De Iamleoe Snot1gter ira
ole SolO / be Ter Muuneoer par ltot
oper en- balp Mi1iOn Dollars,
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
@rosbOpv, wprotri / BE- storc.

gttce / bet iDolige 2tirito bar man
aiort en- iarotle5 bctDOniugsfalo Cp
oagelis, Dso 0irlg al bDit;en nan NIT
ii1ens mcO 3iGtn tan iaa Buqi meo
osu rToIomme 2dn0epluge. Broies
for Goiugton, Djrstt9r ior Get 6acte
rioloatTte Snititut t Gape SoUn. tar
pGret Ioa beloig osO 6iutp At 5noca
culdtiou / @~rGs6opper, % idu ilippe
Dem los, at orGbe Dem / WiaicnUis.
Gan tjlbere6er ct SlaQs Iorin (8iiD
Deo at male 8rQs6pppetropptr. Der er
ogbe az GDgbom. Oct 9ulDer iom ban
uerCeD ioar frcm, blouoer fan meo
8ano o. Imsrer oenns glanOing paa
5trotttn al noqtc 5unOreOc @rGs.
hopper. Gou 1lippes Oi5it frlr ls8;
mart fommcr bette QulDtr baaDe oOer
ben enc % BEN duoeu al SlRQteu, o.
be Dor itore W0ngbsr. 6ui5 bette
FOLDER Gtit. Oa BAR mango GaHOe Nm
leoninq iii at orGbe @rps6oppsr /
WIiniOn0i5, % ipore Miaionsr at
Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
StrtostDpcnoe aaraana. no. 23 B.

lite bill fdu Jig fulot uo6etalt, naar Ga
9erne ensang er oronet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
@obc. u hummer 1879

mine 5oIts 5remlto, "a gjoe 5itlers
6eo til grsOrts Rig,rue. "a osr,s 5olt
al Qptle."
rto ira Tor sriRi Ssold isleeo vso snfiion.
Wloclfs 6toiite qepninqsr At 9tolss
muus ben 2ocu, qbilopelpus. Aouqe
oner 2GQDptcn. @ntiohus's Soter,
8onge i1Drien o. Glpind Stleutas's
6uitru, Drowning al 8obpiou, iidl I
Gouoou iGlqe5 rco 4uitiou. Sc er
noturdqpj5 inbtDltreoe Tom andre
Ulumier ira BEN 1ib. men Diitnot Ii
0cre ubN0rct. 35or 30 4dv iiosu iHDs
isries be fra 2(FQDptsu til G%n8ldn0. o.
Oenaonq fllqie Der Sitter ca 6ieyo,
Qlppbtr fra @rd0Iteocrne meo olm,
men oi5ic CT M oaoet ta6t. Der addr
boa to Breeze iammen meb oenne Sdms
ling al be / Ciotioen iaa ircmrogenoe
BerIonltd6eoer. Oct enc er fra 1r.
Bird al bet brittle Wtul0tm, og oct
onbet ira groitsior 8onomi. Den
5ioite uotatey, at b. lar en- idd TOR
8GrDi, at be uI0riB 6urcC TONNE uo al
2anbtt. Ior be TIE fcrlanltr Gicreu
cmtrent $500. Der sr 0qiud to
ro1ptjRe Wumier. in6ruato / fine ais
tier, alcelcs ION Re bteD iunonc. Uldn
DeD lite 6Dem be bar orrst. CgIda en-
Wlumie fra geru iGlgcs reo o.nne
guittjou.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04

~ =, 3 %opnm
'7tccrlb'E Oiten'5
n,iuNe g8eut % iom
oanau b~fmunoI9et til
ctmpptaQc uge 4bon'
rtattr iau,t &etaIH8
cr fOrialOen Cub
EyIgilcr.
9. %g'uuuo'cu.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04

$50 Gents u
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-10
s.IUTED THE STARS AND STRIPES.
The Italian Vessel Anchored Ne"r
the CITY OF AleNnnrdia.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. April s.-(SpeciaL)
The Italian warship Amerigo Vespuccl
arrived here to-day at noon, and anchor-
% off the Marine Railway Companys
ebin-vard. The vessel remained over
night near Maryland Point, few miles
below this city. and on her way 70 Alex
andria this morning cred a salute OF
eIavsn guns and ran up the Stars ana
stripe. as she passed Fort Washington
The salute was returned by the fort and
the Italian flag displayed. Marine-Hos-
pital-Surgeon snowden visited the snip
upon It's arrival here, and after thorough
examination. granted her clear bill
Of health. The Vespucci VIII remain
of this city for the next week or ten days
and It is not known whether she will pro-
coed to Washington. She left Habana In
the early part Of March for Key west
and thence sailed 70 this port.
A SCHOOL-SHIP.
The Vespucci is school-ship' the
| largest in the Italian navy, ana Is az
present on q practice cruise. Her as
| placement is about twenty-nine hundred
| tons. and she carries complement OF
| 2e4 officers and men. Some Of the officers
| came ashore this afternoon and at once
| went by train TO Washington. 1t Is eN
pected that a large number of persons
! will visit the ship tomorrow, permission
/ II is said. having been obtained from th'
| officer in charge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-10
OBSERVANCE or EASTER.
..,oos I'm Lexington To-DaY-A
,..;,,- Enterta ment-Personais'

,,-vTuEVILLE, VA, April s.-(speclal')
rho cburch-attending portion Of our pop
s,atlon are looking forward TO the APP
nroacb Of Easter with more than the
.us,,aI Measure as the services at seVeidi
% .ha houses Of worship will be notably
interesting and attractive this year
refer especially to the Catholic Metho-
dist. and Episcopal churches.
At the Catholic church, services VIII oe
held at 1890 \. NJ. The music WIZ De'
Asncrees. Battmann Mass in +; Regina
H1F1i h,, NJ Labat. for Benediction OK
Most Blessed Sacrament; . SalulaI'S' ~
Concoul: Tantum Ergo, by A. Cull
The members Of the choir are; Organlst'
NJ T.. Fwald: Sopranos, Miss Ella
ply and Miss Minnie La Hue; Altos'
uiss Joaie Peck and Miss Katie EWald;
Tenor Mr.. william Calvin; Bassos' MI
pobert peck and Mr.. Carl Ewald.
A. the Episcopal church there VIII De
.or,,ica and holy communion, at il A. NJ.
NIusic-Processional Hymn, los, CHRIST
our Passover" by g. Fisher; GLORIA 10
. by 4. J. Holden; TIE Deum, III - In4Jol'
-. coorpa William Warren; Jubilate Deo
by II. Aldrich; Hymns III ana ITO, CleI-
torv ole Is Risen" by j. Il. Huoert'
RgppgElOfldl
ChoIr-Organist. Miss Ella Goodwin; so
Dranos Miss Trucks. Miss Page Moore
Mss Bette Gibboney, Miss sue spiller'
Mis- Mamie Gibboney Miss Edith MAIN
and Miss Rhetta Gibboney; Altos, Miss
SaIIia Dunn and Miss Addie Moore;
Tenors Alessrs. Arthur Ribole ana
clarence Patuson; Bassos. Messrs. j, H.
Trmcks. Boyd Spiller. and J. Reb san
| ders 81. lin ~
Al the Methodist church there VIII be
sorvices at II A. NJ. Music-Noluntary
.'prigbt Easter Morn; Onertory. oic
raster Anthem. and appropriate hymns
| Members of the Choir-Orsauist, Mrs
peIIou. Soprano Mrs. Maude Walker
| Alto Henry Walters; Tenors Messrs
! eharitz and Bourne; Bassos' Messrs
| Cecil and Umberger.
MRS. sANDERss TEA.
o,a of the first entertainments TO b
,t,,er after Lent Will be a tea by Mrs
Reb Sanders, on Tuesday afternoon
n.xt IRON, 70 5. She will be assisted
bv Miss Dunn, Miss Spiller Miss Moore
| Mis- Fulton. Miss Blair, and Miss Nir
einia Gibboney. This will be followed b!
snother tea, given later in the week. b.
| Miss Florence Blair
Mrs. Henry Jackson. who Hved nea
Uvtheville, died a few days ago. Sh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-10

waa ouits young and leaves huspaha
and three small children a.,
Mrs. Kate Gullion Of Marion, IS DEAD
she was II years Old. -/e.o,
Some days ago. while Dr. James ohe,,
rav of Marion. was trying 20 put Il sueh
INFO a gun. the shell accidentally eN-
ploded. burning the Doctor painiuiiy ABOUT
the face. Fortunately, none Oh the shot
struck him. ., -.
Mrs. r. r. Morgan. OF Pulaski mas
purchased a farm In Smyth county, ana
will move thereon.
MOVEMENTS OF CITIZENS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n. Pendleton and
Miss Helen Moore will leave tomorrow
for Lexington. Va. To ba present at the
Lowell Pendleton marriage. on the l4th.
Mrs. NJ II. Maury has returned 70 her
home at Embreville. Tenn.
Father McDermott Is in Roanoke thls
week.
G. O. Cross. of Pulaski City. has been
conducting services at the Baptist church,
I'm this place, this week
On Wednesday morning the thermome-
ter fell 10 10, producing timex ice anu
killing all the carly fruit.
Miss May Belle Crockett ana MISS bes-
sie Thomas are on a visit TO Washington
and other eastern cities.
Captain H. :. Blair has returheu lroih
a professional trip to North Carolina
The work Of eXhuming the podles Oh 'ne
thirty-fve Confederate dead at the west
End Cemetery. for removal to the hast
End Cemetery, where a suitable granite
monument will be erected to their mem
DRY. is now in progress. Some or them
were buried as early as 1862. and most OF
tho remains are still in fairly good
state OF preservation.
Miss Grayson Williams has returned
| from a visit of some weeks TO trlends III
Washington city and at Salem.
Miss Salie Goodwin, Mrs. Susie MOO
nav. Mrs. Robert +. Withers. and Mrs
| NJ. p. Logan are among the SICK this
| week.
Luther Z. Williams, Of Atkins. Is dead
| his demise having been caused by pneu-
| monia. He was IS years old.
| Mr.. James u. Davis will buy the &. j.
| Meek farm near Rural Retreat. and al
| 5000. Mr.. Meek will then move to Smytf
| county and reside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-10
pIcnMnND ToBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va. April g. 1893.
Private sales to-day were Is follows;
Filters . hOgsheads; cutters, 8 bogsheads,
leaf dark, 2 hogsheads, Tugs, ncss-
heads; scrap, 10 hOssheads; stems is
hogsheads Total number OF hOSsheads
sold during the day were ~
United States iuteTnal-revenue collec-
tions Tor the city Of Richmond, Va" TO-
Gay were: Tobacco. Si,1Uj.9l; cigars ana
cigarettes, S94SI.+9. Total. 5ll,1So3l
Private sales for the week ending To-
DAY Saturday, April SIN were as Iol-
lows: Wrappers. II hOgsheadS; cutters, %
hogsheads: smokers, o hogshedds; leaf
dark - hogsheads; Burnley, hogsheac'
Tugs n hOgsne8ds: scraps, IS h0ssAeads, ,
stems. Is hoeshcads. Total number Oh
hOcshcddS sold during the week were 20.
United States iuternal-revenue collec-
lions for the city Of Richmond VA, TOR
the week ending to-day saturday, Aprl
SIN. were: Tobacco. Sl2,5lj.2s; cigars ana
cigarettes. S.. IS Total! $5l,o2l51.
Sales of new dark loose tobacco on the
Richmond breaks Tor tho week ending
yesterday friday, April Gh' We're:
StOnewaH Warehouse. ZLoW pouhuS
ShOckOe Warehouse 1850 POUNDS CftH-
shaW's. 4 10 pounds. Highest pilce OF
thu week. S175. Total number OF pounds
sold during the week 10y the three ware
houses, 6l.-l0. So,
The sales Of the week ending to-day
have been at least fair Besides inc sues
above reported. a number We're maze
which are not given. and are not gwen
until the closing week OF eacn moh'h'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-10

week stood only SGS,.325 lower than at
the close Of the previous week. The
largest decrease was in the deposit item,
which fell off sl2.Ss9e 900.
The loss IN deposits was due TO the
continued interior movement and TO liqui-
dalton in loans, although the shrinkage
OF $.o61@n in this item was undoubtedly
connected in part with sterling exchange
transactions. by which the gold-import
movement is sustained. The high rates
for money also operated TO reduce the
loan account. and every decrease counts,
since the banks are doing very little
business in mercantile channels.
The movement toward the interior as
sumed heavier proportions during the
week, and the banks also lost through
the Sub-Treasury. The decrease OF
50. $4,000 I'm cash was even less than had
been expected, but while the receipts Of
gold for the current week were nearly
100000 the increase was but lao. 800.
The bank which IS the largest importer
Of specie appears 10 have reduced its
gold holdings ever 100000. and It's de-
posts about 100000. the latter being
onc-half the total loss reported by the
sixty-fivc clearinghouse institutions.
RATES FOR MONEY.
The coming week will decide 10 great
extent the future rates for money. Un-
der present conditions tho movement 10
the interior will continue. and a. the
banks have been called upon FOR another
10 per cent. Of Union Pacific money now
| ON dcnosit tho immediate outlook is for
0rn,cr money. on the other hand. q
naci0c solution Of the Cuban crisis means
an abnormally cheap money market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-10
J,yL AND sToCKADE BURNED.
Happenings i'm md About the TowI
Of windsor.

WINDSOR, n. c., April e.-(Special)-
The jail and stockade at the county farm
caught fire yesterday. and were com
pletely destroyed. 1t is thought that the
iail was set on fire by a crazy prisoner
who was confined therein. The loss Is es-
timated at about $3.50. The prisoners.
eleven in number, were brought TO the
county Jail for safe excepting.
Amanda Collins, aged AZ years, died Oh
pneumonia at the residence Of her nus
band. Aaron 5. Collins, well-known
merchant, OF the county, yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-10

Butter-FIrm and unchanged.
T.gYs-ffrm and unchanged.
Checse-Steady and unchanged
hiskey-Unchanged.
Lattuce--sl. 25GiS $50 per basket
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. April 9.-Wheat closed at
practically unchanged figures for July anu
September. but a cent higher Tor MaS
The latter was helped by Boou Iii
traders prefcrring to await the develop,
ments nj Washington Monday. Corn ara
oats were easier. and closed about l-ee'
lower. Provisions advanced slightly.
Leading futures ranged as fOuoWs;
-nnnning. HYhest AONest. ClOslne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-10
A China Merchant ASSIGNS.

WINCHESTER, VA, April 9.-(Special)
~ ]. Shaw Sloane, who for several years
has been conducting a chinaware business
AT No. q north Main street, this city,
made an assignment to-day for the bene-
tit of creditors, to J. =. Whiteacre. trus-
Tee. The amount OF his liabilities Is
81 700 and the assets are not known.
This is only the second failure here In
many wears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-10
A MOST ATROCIOUs CRIME.
Terrible Circumstances Connected
with Death of Hines Foster.

with Dtnin
WEIGH, W. VA, April 9.-(Special)-
The body of Hines Foster, was exhumsd
Yesterday, and at a post-mortem held in
the evening the fact was developed that
he had met his fate by taking morphine
in beer. In his hands were found sand
and dirt. which he had clinched in his
efforts TO overcome the powerful drug,
showing conclusively that he was buried
alive by the negro fends. The authori-
tics are diligently running down every
clue to bring other murders home to these
neople. When questioned by your rep
resentative, Bill Bradshaw said he was
in Fanny Johnsons house at midnight,
and there saw Foster lying on the bed,
and that he was frothing at the mouth.
Whea he asked one Of the women what
was The matter, she said he was sick.
Bradshaw will I'm all probability turn
States evidence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-10
UMaM1Ashsne

the Food Drink-esDecally good for
weak children. Brings color ana plump
ness. Nourishing: delightful. alt,Nu-
trine is prepared by the famous Aal .I,Jcn
ser-Busch Brewing Association, when
fact guarantees the purity, excellence
and merit claimed for II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-10
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va, April 3 1893

Quotations. Wheat-Longberry 81 to
HG: mixed. ac. TO $l.Ol; shortbsrry. @c'
Virginia, bag lots, 80 1-2c.; No. white,
$G l-2c.; No. 8 white, 35c.; No. mixed,
Sic. No. mixed, IS lie. Oats-No.
mixed, 3Qc; No. mixed, 2ec. Rye-No.
Il TO $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 9. 1898.
ARRIVED


PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL9 9. 1898,
ARRIVED
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers; virginia
NaVigatiOn Company. ,,,,
steamer Gulf Stream, Tunnel, Philadel-
phia. merchandise and passengers Clyuo
Line.
Steamer Albemarle, Glover Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers; Ola Domlh-
ion Steamship Company
Schooner Standard, Godfrey, city POINT:
light.
light.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL D.
By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
steamer Trolgate. st. Vincent
Steamer Bernicia, Galveston.
Schooner w. II. Bailey, New Bedtord.
schooner A. f. Kindberg, Norfolk.
Barge CuntOnia, New York
SAILED.
Steamer w. Enoch, Hamburg.
Steamer city Of Everett, Boston.
Steamer Bernicia, Hamburg.
Ship otto, Hamburg
Schooner A. +. Kindberg. New Haven.
Barge Forest Belle, Fail River.
Barge Western Belle, Bangor.
Barge Clintohia, Norfolk.
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL o. 1898
By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Warden, Thompson. Norrolk
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Warden, Thompson, Norfolk
passengers ana general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-10

aICnMoND srOca aAH<EG
RtoamoSp. April o. 1898.
s,yq-yirginia Registered per cents-ao oo
80 R,chmoud city or, due l9O9-1'ooo
ia.
STATE sscUaiTIsi
North Carolina Rs....'...' '''''''-' i9s
sorth Carolina ds.........'''''''' IN
Virginia 3's ew''''''''''.''. en- oSM
Virginia century. .'...'.'''.-'''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-10

Quotations are for bonds maturing In not
ess than ten years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-10

Cash quotations were as follows: No:
yellow corn, % 7-SQ3Oc. Flour firm. NO.
! spring wheat. &C.; No. red, SG l-zg
a.OS. No. corn, % 7-S8@Oc. No: oSis'
2 white. (. o. b.. 2sa2S 7-sr. No. rye
81 i-2c. No . barley. T. o. b.. 3S440c. No
! flax-seed. S12l; new, Sl.22. Prime tlmo-
thv seed. s2.75q$2SO. Mess pork. per par
rel y9sdS9.9O. Lard, per lOJ pounds'
e II 1-2G3j2O Short-riD sides QooseJ'
* iGdS5. 4o Dry-Sslted shoulders OoXed('
IS-iG4 7-sc. Short clear sides 0oXed),
S. 35d$.45. Whiskcy distillers' finished
goods. per gallon, sl.20. Sugar, cut loaf
1863; granulated, S5.lSpS5.3o. Butter firm;
creamery. l5uAc; dairy. 116lSc. Cheese
quiet at SdS Lie. Eggs steady; fresh, &c.