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The record-union., 1898-06-10

Supervisor Curtis said there was not
money enough now, to pay the bills the
county had incurred, and if an appro-
priation is made it would have to be
taken out of next years fund.
The board took the matter under
consideration and promised to let the
committee know what it could do as
soon as possible.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Supervisor brennan said the time had
arrived for electing two members Of the
County Board of Education, the terms
Of Professor Pond and Mrs Fanny p.
Osborn being about to expire.
Supervisor Curtis placed eMr. Pond
in nomination, and Supervisor Jenkins
placed Mrs Osborn in nomination and
they were elected unanimously.
TO PICK STONES.
Supervisor Jenkins said the chain
gang would be a thing Of the past in
two days He had never asked any
thing of its work for his district, but
he now wanted it to go on the upper
Stockton road, this side of the Lake
House, and pick the stones off the road
for one day So ordered.
CEMETERY TRUSTEE.
p. r Beckley informed the board
that there was a vacancy in the Board
Of Trustees of the Franklin Cemetery,
and the people would like to see Fred
w. Ehrhardt elected to fill the vacancy
made by the death Of his uncle, Henry
Ehrhardt.
Mr.. Jenkins moved that Mr.. Ehr-
hardt be appointed, and the motion
was carried unanimously.
A GRADE ASKED FOR.
A. Kunsting said he had been re-
peatedly asked to appear before the
board In relation to the road to the
Star Creamery. Mr.. Ehrhardt had
made straight road through his place
for the people to pass over, but there
is a low place in the road and they go
all over as it gets bad. y bridge or a
trestle is necessary, and he hoped the
board could do something in the mat
ter
Mr.. Ehrhardt said the place was a
great annoyance to him, as when the
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road gets impossible people cut his
fences and go through his field, letting
his cattle out He hoped the board
could do something in the matter. A
grade about a hundred feet long would
fix the place, he thought.
Acting Chairman jenkins knew that
Mr.. Ehrhardt had done great deal OF
work there at no cost to the county,
and he hoped the board would do as he
wished.
Mr. Jenkins was given authority to
do the necessary work.
There was nothing done at the after
noon session except to allow bills ana
to fix the time for taking action on the
matter of electing Board of Hortl-
cultural Commissioners for 2:3O p. m
to-day. This was on Mr.. Curtis mo-
ton
The record-union., 1898-06-10
Two Divorce Suits.

For the third time a divorce proceed
ing confronts George E. and Ida F. Col
Inns. Each of them has had a whack
at it as plaintiff, but both failed. This
time the wife is again the plaintiff,
and Hart & Aram are her attorneys.
Rufus B. Harmon has sued Jennie G.
Harmon for divorce. Hinkson & FL
lott are his attorneys.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Following We're the arrivals at the
Golden Eagle yesterday: j. III. San
born and wife. Oakland; J. Rosenberg,
New York; Jean F. Webb, Placerville;
John A. Prinsen, Chicago: M. A. Kru-
ger, Oakland; Mrs. l., l.. King, Rose
vile; Mrs. r. F. Butler. Miss Annetta
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SACRAMENTO DAILY RECoRDUN1oN FRIDAY. 10 1898.

Butler, Grass Valley; M. 8. Arndt and
wife: D. c. Halsey. Woodland; Will.
lam Biggs and wife. city; A. c. Hop
kins, J. p Gilcliost, Joe Levy, Frank
]. Barry, George Borchardt, w. A.
Seaver, j. P. Gilchrist. Tyl Coblentz.
San Francisco; A. Davis and wife. Bos-
ton; w. H. fitzpatrick and wife, New
castle; ]. Stubs and wife, r. Brown
and wife Reno
The record-union., 1898-06-10
iowa Soldiers Lose Their Clothing.

KENO (Nev.), June "a car contain
ing soidlers from Iowa caught fire on
the desert this morning, and the SOL
ulers lost all their clothing. They pass
ed through Reno about o'clock this
afternoon on the delayed passenger,
CLAD IN their underclothes. Several
were Quite badly burned about the
head
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Lees Not to vacate His Office.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.-The
evening papers say there is no truth in
the statement published by a morning
paper to the effect that Chief Lees will
De asked to vacate on July 9Th, If he
does not resign before then. The story
is characterized as an imposition on a
reporter. The Police Commissioners do
not contemplate any such action.
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ELKHORN EASEMENT.
Work Now Under Way at That
Point on the River,

Engineer Nurse of the Public Works
Department yesterday came down from
the Elkhorn ranch, and reports that for
several days past force of men have
been at work on the easement at that
place, designed to regulate the flow
of water into the Yolo Basin.
Work on the easement will be pushed
to completion as rapidly as possible,
and at the present time the
levee and breaks are being
SmOOthed down ready for the
The record-union., 1898-06-10
That Pigeon.

Matt Coffey states that the carrier
pigeon in the possession of Mrs. Som
ers at Oak Park is the property Of H.
T. Whitman of Alameda and was prob
ably on his way home from Oregon, as
several birds had been sent there to be
turned loose
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ARRESTED AT FRESNO.
Charles McMullen Charged With
Grand Larceny.

Grand Larceny.
A man named Charles McMullen was
arrested yesterday at Fresno on a
charge OF grand larceny. alleged to
have been committed here.
A week or ten days ago McMullen
hired horse and cart from Elmer
Williams OF the Telegraph Stable. say
ing he wanted to go to Elk Grove to try
and gain possession Of his bride, who
had left him and gone to her relatives.
From that time Williams heard moth
Ing OF McMullen nor Of the outfit. So
he caused notices to be sent out de-
scribing him and the horse and cart.
Deputy Sheriff Hunters will go to
Fresno after him to-day.
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Old-Time Actor Dead.

James Garden, who was a member of
Joe Proctor's stock company at the
metropolitan Theater in the early sew
entities, is dead. He will be remembered
as quite a clever actor
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Vaudeville Tonight.

At Pythian Castle this evening Ed.
Leavy and Maggie Francis, assisted by
local talent, will give an entertainment
Of comedy, music and dancing. A party
Will follow
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CHARMING VAUDEVILLE ENTER
ment. Ed. Leavy. Maggie Francis, as
FRIDAY EVENING, June 10th. Comedy,
music. dancing. Social party at conclu-
sion. IT.
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GREAT EVENT! DON'T MISS IT
oRAToRIo,
THE CREATION.

TUESDAY, JUNE 18th, CONGREGA-
tional Church, by Ladies' Treble Clef So
ciety Mrs. Clinch-Lester, DIRECTORY.
Neale's full concert orchestra and talent
ed male voices. Soloists-Mesdames Les
ter Coppersmith Howard; Messrs. Long
bottom, Beardslee, Scholes, Lester. For
benefit of Westminster Presbyterian
Church. Tickets so cents. No extra to
reserve Box sheet after Monday morn
ing at Neale's, ZIG J. jest
The record-union., 1898-06-10

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over fifty years by mill
ions of mothers for their children while
teething with perfect success. 1t soothes
the child. softens the gums, allays pain,
cures wind collie regulates the bowels. ard
IS the best remedy for diarrhea. whether
arising from teething or other causes. For
sale BIZ druggists in every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents
q bottle. MWF
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b upf d Tampa bay ao ten mn~hom
Tampa n
Hauya
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BAKER & HAMILTON. wholesale hard
ware, bicycles, carts, buggiee, carriages,
phaetons. Balm farm and header wagons
Send for catalogue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
Tried Hard To Die,

Despondent on account Of his wfe's in
fidelity, Martin HeidkamD attempted sui
eide by taking morphine last night at
$780, o'clock at Twelfth and Market
streets. Heidkamp entered j. T. Greece
Illus drug store. on the corner and told
the clerk that he was suffering intensely
from pains in his stomach.
Il am accustomed 20 these attacks. ="
said he. Nothing will relieve them ex-
cept morphine"
Mr.. Crecelius stepped from behind the
prescription case and waited upon the
man. who was cautiored not 70 take too
much OF the drug. II won't" said he
II have taken it so often that l know
exactly the quantity 20 use"
Heidkamp walked 10 the curbing ana
putting the box containing the morphine
70 his lips. swallowed the contents. Mr.
Crecelius seized him by the arm and
pulled him into the door Emetlcs were
quickly administered. and Heidkamps life
was saved. He resisted Mr.. Crecelius al
first. and told the latter that II was none
OF his business II ne wanted 10 take med
lcine Heldkamp later admitted that he
had taken the drug with suicidal intent
lie said his home was In Chicago and
that he had been IN Louisville but a few
days. lie said his wifes inhdelity had
driven him 20 the deed-C0urer-JournaL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
"COUT/ AND RHEUMATIC TROU.
BLES CURED WITHOUT
MEDICINE"
what the Doctors at West foiht Say
fthe Artcsian Well Water 'sed AZ
the Terminal Hotel, West Point"

To Mr.. d. l.. Risley Proprietor Iermihai
Hotel. West Point, Va:
Dear Sir,-It gives me pleasure 70 state
my medical experience I'm tho use OF our
Artesian Well Water after twelve years
use with natives and visitors. consider
We have the best water or as good as
any in the world. perfectly free from All
impurities. / have seen great advantages
to- people OF Rheumatic and Touty
Diathesis. have know old people VINO
have ben subject 10 attacks OF Gout ana
rheumatism entirely relieved after long
residence and drinking freely OF this wa
ter I have seen certain forms OF natu-
lent dyspepsia and almost all forms or
indigestion relieved or greatly benented.
The water IS so light that you may drink
any quantity and never feel any discofn-
fort from It. II possesses mild aperlent
qualities and is very fine diuretf. Teeth
ing children arc greatly benefited by the
nhos-sodum IL contains chiidsen VINO
drink IT rarely ever have cholera infans
tum. and when brought here are benefited
bv using IL. IL Is best 10 use II fresh
from the well without lee. II Is dolight'
ful 10 wash in. and improves and dement's
the skin and complexion.
These are my experiences with the wa
ter after twelve years careful study OF
It's virtues. Very respectfully.
W. X GATEWOOD. NJ. d.
secy r. II. and Health Office OF ths
Town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
DOES PERU WANT
A LESSON ALSO?
A Government Agent enroute to Paris
For Warships.
FEELING SAID TO Be AGAINST US
Still Chaflng Against the Arbitratino
of Central America Is Much
Excited Over tho News OF the
Proposed Purchases.

NEW YORK. August Lon the Pana-
ma Liner Advance, which reached this
port to-day was Commodore Carlos Fer
ryros OF tho Peruvian Navy. who Is en-
route to Paris for the purpose, IL IL said.
OF purchasing warships for tho Peruvian
Navy.
Rumors had been current in Panama
prior to July 2lst, those on the Advance
said, when Commodore Ferroyros arrived
there on the steamer Santiago from CAL
lao, concerning strong agitation
throughout Peru against the United
States, owing to differences between the
two countries existing since 1875, there
was therefore, some Significance In the
utterances OF President Pierola at the
opening of the Peruvian Congress At
Lima last Thursday.
EXCEPT WITH US
During his address President Pierola
said that tho national life OF Peru was
calm and prosperous, and that the foreign
relations OF the government were friendly
with the solitary exception OF an issue
raised between Peru and the United
States. dating from 1855. with respect TO
this President Pierola adds that Peru had
been compelled TO accept arbitration I'M
der somewhat veXatious conditions I'm or
uef 10 dNpiu a. rupture anu A..f'N H'k'Aia-
tiOns were still proceeding with tho
United States respecting a modification Of
tariffs.
BIG TALK.
During the height of the anti-United
States feeling in Peru there WAS consider
able talk about North America being I'M
able to protect IT'S Pacific coast line on
account Of the Spanish war and that a
Peruvian demonstrations thereahouts
might compel the United States TO modify
her demands. IL was also limited thaa Sc
cret agents had been sent to Europe for
the purchase OF warships and that an i'm
portant move might be made at an early
day.
PARTIAL CONFIRMATION.
These rumors were partially confirmed
by Commodore Ferryros' admission that
he was on his way TO Paris. that the OBJ
iect OF his mission 20 Europe was 10 pur-
chase warships for the Peruvian govern
ment. No little excitment was caused In
Central America when the information
that Peru was taking steps TO strengthen
her navy became known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02

appointing visible supply reduction. a
sharp afternoon advance I'm corn, how
ever alarmed shorts. and prices rallied
VIGOROUSLY, closing partly hc. net higher
september ON'sHd9 J-lGc.. closed al 6Jic..
December. Ossn69kc. closed al &C.
CORN-SpOt steady: No .. 3SIbc. OPP
lions az first declined under bearish crop
news. but later turned strong on rumored
frosts, and closed unchanged: september
31'Nn31Hc., closed az 374c.. December, >
G3S4c., closed at $50.
OATS-Spot dull: No. .. 27ikc Options
followed corn and closed dun but steady
al unchanged prices; September closed AZ
BEEF-Firm
CUT MEATs-Dull but firm.
LARD-Stcady. western steamed closed
al $50. sales; July 500 nominal Re
fined steady. Continent 500.
PORk-firm.
BTrTTER-Very firm western cream
cry. I4ANlgc.. do factory, l1Ni4c.. FL
gins. 80; imitation creamery, l50lji4c..
State dairy 13Nl7c.
HEESE-Stcadicr: large white. nc.
EGGS-Firm; state and pennsylvania,
14N15c.: western fresh, lie.
POTATOES Steady, Jerseys, SlOn2.
Long Island, $l.JDN2
ROSIN--Ouist ~
TURPENTINE-ouiet. -
RlCE-Stcady. 100 -
MOLASSES-Ste "''.-N
CABBAGF,-S Steady.
FREIGHTS-Dul cotton by steam,
1Jc. grain 10y steam. 2d.
COTTON-SEED OlT.-Markct inactive
with prices rather more I'm sellers favor
on the late strength in lard; prime yell
low. 2jLU2ic.; OF summer yellow. @3n
23i2c.
COFFEE-OUiOns opened steady ~ TO
points advance on European firmncss;
ruled barely steady On absence ~ specu-
lative supply and under large Brazilian
new crop movement ana Anniil tIt.l-
speculation. small warehouse deliveries
and slack spot demand; closed barely
steady. $40 points higher; sales, 1000
bags. including September $500 spot
Rio Inactive: NO Z invoice. &C.. No. Z
fobbing. Gibc.: mid. business OF lobbing
nature. C0rlova, SLNljc.
STGAR-Raw quiet but very steady;
fair refining. 3iAc: centrifugal. 9J test,
4ikc.: small business I'm private terms.
Refined firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
RAIT1MORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Aug 1.-FLOUk-Quiet'
western super. - sOQ3Oj; do. extra, 500
do. family, S39Ou4.JO.
WlIEAT-Easy. spot, lOi4 "tO+c-i
month Gg4 nG9hc.; September, Ge' 06Sl2e.
Southern wheat by sample. G201li4c.
CORN-Duu, spot. 36ts03ic.i month";
1864 U37c.; September. 3f03fiic. Southern
white and yellow corn. iONilc.
OATs-Firm. no. white. 3a4 03ic.
RYE-Steady; 80. nearby, ibc.. no. =
western. 4Sc.
SUGAR-Str6ng' granulated. $3.50.
BUTTER Steady; fancy creamery, lHn
2oc.. imitation, lac
EGGS-Ste9dy. fresh. 1910.
CHEESE Steady fancy New YORK,
large. Ni4WNiec.
IETTTCE-IO zoe. per Dushel basket
WHISKY-S1 2SQ129 per gallon for fin
ished goods iu car loads. SlaOnl.@l per
gallon for JObbing lots
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
ANARRoW ESCAPE.

Thankful words written by Mrs Ada
T. uart of Gr0ton. 5. D.. WAS taken
vim bad cold which settled on my
inns. cough set in and finally termin-
TOD in Consumption. Four doctors gave
me mn saving / could live but a short
time ave myself up to my Saviour.
derermined IL could not stay with my
friends on earth. would meet my absent
ones above. My husband was advised
10 Get DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds. / gave IL a
trial. / took in all bottles. II has cur
cd me and thank God | am saved and
now a well and healthy woman" Trial
bottles free at owens q Minor Drug Co.
Regular size soc. and 81. Guaranteed or
price refunded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
A Cutting ARRAY.

LYNCHBURG. VA. August Especial.
Mr.. w. b. Clay, Oldest son Of Mr. John
w. Clay, treasurer Of Campbell county
cut and seriously injured on Saturday.
near his home in the county, a negro
named Marsh Pannill
The two had a dispute concerning some
money and harsh words led to blows.
Clay struck Pannlll with an umbrella
and then cut him in the throat with a
knife. inhicting dangerous wound.
Clay was arrested and, owing 10 the
negro's condition. bail was refused.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02

NEW YORK. Aug. There We're adj
ditiOns 10 the ranks OF dry goods buyers
I'm town this morning. The heavy buyers
have not yet arrived but there are many
OF the smaller purchaser and the ope-
rations of these made quite "a showing
in the local market. Mail orders We're re-
celved I'm fairly large numbers. and age
gregated heavier amounts than have
heretofore been the rule. The days ope-
rations. therefore. reached a fairly good
total. Staple cOttOns show no change.
The market for bleached cottOus has
shown less gain than was expected. The
demand Is SUN confined 90 narrow limits.
Printed cOttous are generally quiet RE
orders ON fan flncIes are not as heavy
as I'll month ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

ltIfNllNIlN N.f aug. J. l-.iN.
Messrs John IL. Jacob d co. Will offer
twelve Q2) hoesheads good Nelson county
tobacco hy sample at their Office toe
morrow. Tuesday. August %. 1885.
Messrs. Frazer a. IOmpkins viii offer
break of fifteen 90 hogsheads of good
dark tobacco 10y sample at their office
tomorrow
Private sales reported to the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Dark, no hogsheads. Rein
spectious- Bright. hoeSheads.
St0newalI, ShOckOc. Crcush8ws Sea-
brook s.. Allegheny, Old Dominion. DaVcn-
ports. Planters and Meals tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts, - pack
ages. deliveries. 80 packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
lions On tobacco for the city OF Rich
mond. VA. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes,
S505iGl plus tobacco. S3.3OLs0. Total,
Sl,iJSJG.
The official report OF the tobacco in-
spector for the month ending to-day
Receipts for the MONTH 1867 hors-
heads and $50 tiercos. deliveries, 2272
hogsheads and 400 uerccs
Increase in stock for the month. 1.3SJ
hOgshcacs.
Receipts for ten months. 2OG2G hogs
heads and 2.Gg4 tierccs. deliveries. 2O17f
hogshcads and 2.1iO tierccs
Stocks on hand in the several tobacco
warehouses I'm the city OF Richmond
va. as of July 30 1895.
Inspected stocks. 1863 hogsheads and
$50 uerces; uninspected stocks. I ~ hogs
heads and - uerces Total, 1887 hogs
heads ard ] ,O2i tierccs.
For same period 1897: Inspected stocks.
12,s4S hogsheads and $50 tiorces. unin-
spected stocks 6,0jl hogsheads and no
tierces. Total. 1901 hossheads and 1.O71
tlcrccs.
For same period 1896. Inspected stocks.
1925 hogsheads and GA tierces: unin-
spected stocks. 5,251 hossheads and 30
tierces- Total, 2,502 hogshoads and 673
ticrccs.
For same period 1895: Inspected stocks.
1870 hogsheads AID co. tierces: unin-
spoctod stocks. J5S3 hoysheads and NG
tierces. Total 2L323 hogsheads and 100
ticrccs.
For same period 1894: Inspected stocks.
1897 hogshe2ds and 300 tierces: unin-
spected stocks, 5.7i3 hogsheads and l40
tierces. Total. % go hogsheads and .O5s
tierccs.
Inspections and reinspections for the
month ending July 90 1S9:
InsDections-Bright. 6oo hogsheads and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK. Aug. 1-COTTON-To-
DAYS cotton market a. slight gain AS 90
prices, but was without Improvement as
10 demand. The Liverpool cotton market
remained closed. and this fact checked
business. Opening quiet hut fair at an
advance of Pal points, there was but
little further change. The Improvement
resulted chiefly from further reports OF
crop deterioration in The Mississippi Val
ley and east of that territory from re-
ncWed rains, whore clear weather was
needed. The force of this unfavOrahle
news was weakened by moro favorable
conditions in TcXas. Oklahoma and Ar
kansas where needed rains have made
their appearance. Tho market closed
steady at a net gain of 30' points.
COTTON Steady: middling. G ZIG: net
receipts. none. gross 2gl bales. exports
TO France. 100 bales. 90 the Continent.
1902 bales: forwarded 19S bales. salos.
300 balcsS; spinncrs. $50 bales stock.
S1O76 bales
Total to-day-Net receipts. 1905 bales:
exports 20 Franco, loo bales, 90 the
Continent 1872 bales. stock, 253,5S4
Consolldatcd-Nc receipts. 4.69i bales:
exports To- Great Britain. 1924 bales,
Go France. 100 bales 90 the Continent,
1.309 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
S5l21S0 bales exports 90 Great Britain.
3.876427 bales. 90 France. 1j,a0S bales.
TO the Continent 2o6f,6l3 bales
COTvrON-Iuturcs opened quiet: Au-
gust. J.SJ. September go; October. 5.a4:
November b 90. December. GOO. January.
goa. February Coz. March. 6.10. April.
613. May. G11.
Futures closed steady: August SIS:
September. 5oi. October. 5.QG: November,
5gS: December Coz. January. Cos. Feb
ruary, Sos. March, G.12; April, O.l5. May,
ESQ
Spot cotton closed steady: middline, up
lands Lie; middling gulf 6 5-lG; sales,
1850 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1.-COTTON-
Futures dun. August 55S0j.GO. Scntem-
Der. 55Sui.GO. October 5.GlU5.G2: NOvcm-
bcr 5.65QS67. December 57On5.1l. Jan
uary. 5.78H576 February J.770j.7s;
March 5.SlN5.S2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
UNPARALLELED VANDALISM.
Thieves Rob a Newly Laid Corner
Stone of lis Contens

ROANOKE. VA. August Special
After tho laying Of the corner stone OF
st. James NJ. f. church by the Masons
of this city. some thief robbed The stone
OF the coins contained therein. bearing
the date of tho dedication. AS an act
OF vandalism. il is unparalleled In tho
records Of police history in this city.
The police are after the perpetrators
Mrs. II. G. Maloy was badly bitten by
a bulldog yesterday at the house OF
neighbor In Belmont.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
MAJOR ROWE'S INVITATION.
He Offers Stafford's Heights as Suit
able Place for Camp Algcr.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, August L
Special.-It having been published that IL
is contemplated removing Camp Alger 10
a more healthy location, Major A. +.
Rowe, OF this city. has written to Adju-
tant General Corbin at Washington re-
questing him TO come here or send rep
resentative, to examine into the advan-
tages of Stafford Heights. opposite this
city. where the Federal army was camp
ed for several months during the civil
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02

PORT or WEST r9ZT, AUG. l. $50.
WELDON'S WEDDING MILL.
A Suffolk Couple Haul the Minister
ONT of Red nj Two in the Morning.

WELDON. y. G.. Aug. l-Spccial-The
first marriage license for August was
issued this moruHs at ? o'clock to Mr..
W. ID. Rice and Miss BERTHE Mckens. both
of Suffolk. Va. Gretna Green affair.
Rev. u. y. Staiuhlck was aroused from
his sumbcrs 10 perform the ceremony.
The happy couple returned home on the
o'clock train.
There is tank OF cotton mill for this
place in the near future.
The plant for the making Of cylindrical
cotton haios here is nearly completed, and
the machinery has ll arrived.
The Weldon corn mill has put I'm old
fashioned stone runners, and starts up
afresh this mOrnins
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
fredericksburg Fircs.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, August l.
sneciaI-The record for July az the Ma
vor's Office here surpasses an previous
months There were seventy-elght arrests
and the fines. ETC.. amounted to s6O5.
Mr. William $. Brown, clerk of courts
Of king George county, one OF the Oldest
clerk, in the state. is extremely IN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
RICHMOND 1--we STOCK MARKET.
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NORFOLK. VA. Aug. 1.-pEANUTS-
Peanuts Farmers stock fancy SIC;
strictly prime 3403lc, prime. 303Ac.;
common 2llu24c., market steady ana
trim. Spanish. zoe. market weak.