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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-01-18

Ask the peoples Coop to show you
Distril 70. They will be pleased TO do
it
The papers are now stating that the
o. s L. Railway is to again become q
part OF the U. p. system. SO far it is
only newspaper report and has not been
confirmed
Chicken thieves have been getting in
their work in this part of late. The
weather has been so cold the chickens
squawk has been frozen and the thieves
escaped unheard. r
Abe Gudmunsen has had on exhibit
ton curious old wooden clock which
has licked of the time for many years.
almost the whole of the clock. including
the works, are made of wood. II is the
property tf George Coates and was
brought from England by his parents
The ball given on Tuesday night by
the Christensen orchestra was social
success and was enjoyed by those
present. Most OF the leading young
people who attend dances were present
and there was an absence Of children.
Two pretty new dance, were Taught by
Prof. christensen. The cornet solo was
a pleasing feature and was the hest
thing in that line heard here for many
years.
-Four young sprigs were driving down
the street in sleigh at lively gait
thinking to have little fun. When at
the corner of VIM. Webb's they took a
whirl and over went the sleigh, spilling
its contents in the snow; snap went the
doubletree and the horses STATED to
run but were stopped before any further
harm was done. Take it little slower
next time boys. you may feel better
| over it.
| Those ministers who sought to give
Durrant consolation at she last moments,
showed themselves to be the yery
embodiment OF inconsistency. They
were all willing to take the condemned
man into his church while ne yet lived
but when dead they did not want any.
thing 10 do with him and would not ier
him be laid III any OF their graveyards,
because we suppose it would poIu1 IL.
But his spirit was according, 10 ,hei,
belief, pure enough to enter the presence
OF hls Maker. The method oi christian
ministers, Pleading with the blacklist
kind OF criminals to join ieiiglvn last
before they are killed for tie awful
crimes they have committed, and telling
them that If they would do SO God
would receive them unto Himself, Is the
very essence OF Inconsistency.
Mr.. Heber Webb and Mics Nina
Evans were married in the Salt Lake
temple on Wednesday last. lie
weadlng reception was held ON Thurs-
day night 1T the residence OF tile bride {
parents. The spread was most
bounleous one, the tables grooming under
Tie burden OF the good things vi Tue
earth. The invited guests were very
numerous, filling the house To overflow
ing. Presents given To The happy
couple were as proufusely bestow ea as
guests were many. The young couple
presented very nice appearance in
their evening attire. The evening was
spent in a very enjoyable manner.
songs, speeches, e;c. being many. The
BANNER wishes them much Joy as they
travel together through the journey OF
life.
Commissioner Wieting, in his re port
to the -Ne~ lux Legislature, recon-
mended an additional appropriation to
carry on the beet sugar industry in that
state. Last year $4,000 was set aside
lor that purpose.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-01-18

PEOPLES COOPERA-
TIVE INSTITUTION
is the place to buy your Merchan-
disc in all lines yon can always de-
pend on good goods, full weight and
honest treatment. We are Away
pleased to show you our goods and
have you compare with prices end
qualities offered by other houses.
Money does the talking at our house
so bring it along and see what you can
|get for it. We have a very large and
complete stock of goOds in all lines.
". E, RACKER, Superintendent
XSMME
~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29

Richmond: Coke & Page. special cona-
missioners to Page w. Page. ~ ieet on
north side Franklin street, - Feet east
OF Belvidere, $500.
NJ J. and William Ellyson 10 a. G. Car
neal % feet on west side 81. Feier street,
" feet south of Calhoun, 500.
w. II. Gartright to J. Il. Elam' SIS teet
on east side Twenty-nlnth street. La Aecl
north Of NJ, 500.
Henry Grlmmell and wife to James u.
Tgam. iZ6 feet on Twentieth street, south-
east corner Grace and 81 liz feet on
rwenty-frst, southwest corner Grace,
subject 10 two deeds OF trust OF $3.50 ana
$4,000 respectively. $500.
Eugene Jones 10 j. Il. Ilam, Il rect on
west side Concord street, running back
90 Fifteenth street. $40.
Eugene Jones TO j. y. hiam, - tee'
on east side Twenty-eighth street. % feet
north OF NJ, 1890.
James II. McEvoy TO ]. y. Elan, =, ID
feet on north side Cary street. lis 20 feet
west OF Linden, 80.
William T.. Smith asd wife TO Walter
A. Hobson. 20 II 1-2-l2 feet on west side
Twenty-eighth street. As feet north OF o,
Sl6s.
x. Rand wexford special commissioning
20 Ella r. Williams 26o feet on south side
Byrd street, extending from sixth street
10 Seventh street, SLIGO.
AfcCIurg Wickham TO Margaret a.
Shields. trustee under the will OF chas.
NJ. Shields, deceased, for the children OK
Chas. ". and Margaret Shields. II i-5 feet
on north side Floyd street, II l-S feet east
OF Plum. $500.
Henrico: Julian Bryant special COM
missioner TO III. X. Pollard. Jr., and w.
Greanor Neal, 81 acres n little south OF
Broad street road. about J.. miles west
of Richmond, $i225.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
Rlchmond. Va. Juno 3

tIcnmOuus AZ june ~ 1910
Offerings at auction on Change to-day,
Sc packages Of sun-cur'd tobacco, hlsh-
est price. So; general average Tor the
entire sale 1912.
Messrs. l.. b. Vaughan & CO. sold J.
G., No. az So, No. az $3.50 No. 3 al
$1O.7j No. at SS25, j. i. r.. No. l ~
$7.7j No. . at 5000 No. at $40; i.
T.. w. No. Fat 81. NO. Is at 500; j. ID.
c.. No. 1 at $l2, No. al 5000, j. A. l.,
No. at $11.5O, and No. at,SN1J. Total
number of packages, 10.
Planters Warehouse sold j. j. w, No.
! at Sl1.JO, No. at Sll, No. at SO -,
No at $40, No. . az S9.l5. No. g at 80;
l.. T. r., No. / AZ $40, No. > at 81. ana
No. 3 at $3.50. Total number packages, y.
Mcssrs. John r. Jacob & Co. sold. j. j..
D.. No. 1 at 1915. No. az S., No. : az
SG2j, and No. at $50. Total number
Of packages. !.
Mr. George \. Haynes sold: s. W.
Baker. Louisa county-NO. ! t2jG pounds
at Sli. No. 900 pounds at $1,000 No.
Ql2 pounds at $50. No. Qei pounds
At S. No. 02O pounds at NCJ, A. ~
Bstes. Louisa county-No. ! l2N3 pounds
at Si4 No. 2(225 pounds az $3.50. No.
OG2 pounds at $l1.JO, No. 4 $40 pounds
~ IS To- w. j. Tate, Louisa county~No.
I 'M pounds at Sl2.75 No. (535
rss z=sp at ST.. No. 3 O3O pounds at
si250. No. (2O5 pounds AZ Si025. No.
on pounds at $50. and No. 900
pounds at $3.50: r. NJ. Hitter. OF Louisa
cOunty-No. l $50 pounds AZ 5000. No
. 600 pounds al 5000. and No. $50
pounds al S9.2j: Rolph & Miller, Caroline
county-No. 4 $3.50 pounds) az $, X.
Acors. Caroline couuty-No. l e2 pounds
at S1J25, No. ? Ql0 pounds al 5000,
=. A. Dew Caroline county-No. , "a
pounds at S1O25: Il. A. Campbell, Louisa
county-NO. (2J0 pounds at $3.50, No.
. GOO pounds at $l1. No. 3 (2SO pounds
at S1OJO. No. O4O pounds AZ 800. No.
8 as pounds at SlO.2J, No. OlO poundO
% Hatrfa Of
No. ] $3.50 pounds at 5000. No. (3SS
pounds at SlOJO. No (2SO pounds az
$50. No. 4 (415 pounds) at $50. No.
$50 pounds) at s10.2J. No (26j pounds
j. j. Porter. Louisa countv-No. C24f
pounds at S1O2J. No. . (27O pounds AZ
S9.S1A, and No. 3 (3iJ pounds AT $50
J. NJ Pollard. Mecklenburg cOunty-No.
pounds at 81. and No. 15G $3.50 pounds
at $3.50; G. Williams, Louisa county-No.
! 310 Pounds at S1A15. No. t''o
Ryan. Louisa county-No. l GOO pounds
at $1175. No. 600 pounds at 5000.
No. 3 (4@ poundsl NJ O62% NO 600
Dounds) at 1925. No 3 470 poundsl Mt
$50. and No. g 900 pounds) - $50:
c. L. J.-No. at $500: Il. a. W.-No. 3
at 81. Total number OF packages, 80.
Mr.. Silas Shelhurne sold: $. L.-No. I
At Sli. No. 4 az sl350 No. 2 ~ 500.
B.-'No. at S1125. No. . at S975. and
No. at SO: ]. l.. C.--No. I at SIS No
at S12. and No. at slO.25: r. c. Pho.
/ al $40. No at 500; III. M.-No. / al
$3.50: r. III. M-No. at &.l0. Total
number packages. II.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
we've light.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections-Dark. IS hogsheads and 20
tlerces. Reinspections-Bright 10 hogs
heads.
United States internal revenue collec-
lions on tobacco for the city OF Rich
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29

street BAPTIST church This atser-
noon at & O'Clock. Several OF the lodges
OF which Mr.. Ammons was a member
will attend In a body. as will detail
from tho Richmond Howitzers. The
caison of the Howitzers will be used In
stead Of hearse to convey the remains
TO the grave.
Tho funeral OF Mrs. Isabella Jcrdone
Sully. who died between and 4 o'clock
Monday morning at her home, 322 east
Franklin street. aged eighty-three years.
Will take place this morning at 10
O'Clock from st. James Episcopal church.
The interment viii be made IN Hollywood
The pail bearers will be: Messrs. Fred
Scott, Blythe Branch Richard Pegram.
Fred Noting. George Guy, Wyndham
Boiling and Arthur Seldom.
The funeral Of Lewis GIntcr Sears.
infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Sears.
OF Newport News took place from the
Broad Street Station OF the c. Sc .. r. r.
on Sunday at T. 81.
The interment was made In the family
section at lakewood The funeral was
10 have taken place from tho residence OF
his brother-in-law. SIR. Chas. II. Smith.
on state street M u o'clock. But through
n change I'm the schedule ofsthe railroad
cars the funeral party missed the first
train at Newport News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
THE MARKET WAS
PROFESSIONAL.
Yesterday Gains Were Effected By
Manipulation,
THERE IS NO DEMAND FOR STOCK
This Does Not Cause Any Pressure TO
Sell, Though, and the Market is
Almost Stagnant-Mo ~
still Plentiful.

NEW YORK. June 2s.-Some OF the in
dustriHl spccialtles advanced in the early
trading to-day on pool buying. inside sup-
port or individual causes. but "a Tcdllk-
INK movement later I'm Tobacco ana
Brooklyn Rapid Transit unsettled prices
and wiped out an bat "a few gains. Inc
market was very narrow and entirety
profess iCual, stocks which were strong
yesterday being sold TO reasze to-day.
The granccrs at one time stlncued up 10
about last nights close on strength ln
Rock Island. due 90 inside support ana
iu part 90 BurNnEtOn5 favorable May
statement. But the suspension Tor the
present of the grain movement end me
knowledge that me current arnln6s oil we
grauRer7 are falling below last year
large average brought realizing ana frac-
tonal declines. Union Pacific preferred
was quite "a marked sufferer from the
reports OF rate cutting I'm trans-cont-
mental passenger business. The railfoao
llst was very much neglected for the most
part The demand for stocks having ape
parcur.y died away entirely, iu spite OF
many f1v0rlng conditions OF business and
the continued case in money which
SCENE to show no effect whatever from
any demand 10 meet july ist obligations
or 90 take up Che Government loan. The
very light demand for stocks is not ac-
COmUnuIcd by any pressure 20 sell large
amounts. and The result Us am almost
stoguant market. in which there is Moth
Ing 90 indicate any change.
Bonds reflect the pressure Of available
money for profitable employment. and
prices continue TO advance Total sales
S1Gl0NO0 United States old A.. coupon,
and the 5s' advanced = in the bid price.
MONEY AND ENCHANGE-M Money on
call easy az 101i9 per cent. last loan IA
per cent. prime mercantile paper. 30]
per cent. Sterling exchange firm. with
actual business in bankers bills at 4Sjia0
4Sja for demand and at 4S4L 0fSp9 for
sixty DAYS. posted rates. 4S5u4S6ia. COM
mtrclal bills 4S304S3i2 Silver certf-
Gates. 500. bar silver. JgA. Mexican dol
lars. 4Jat Government bonds strong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29

BUTTDR-steady: western creamery.
13l1al1c.. do. factory. 1lnl2Ac.; blgins'
11c., Imitation creamery. l2ul4Lc.. state
da,ry 12d1Gc.; do. creamery. 13i4llGAc.
CHEESE-Stoady; large white &c.
EGGS-Steady. State and PennsylVania'
i2Nl2iac. western fresh. l2izHl3c.
POrATOE5-Quiet: new, S2n2jo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Refined, New
York. 1925: Philadelphia and Baltimore,
500. DO. in bulk. 81 20
ROSIN-Stcady.
TURPENTINE-Stead
RICE-Steady.
.CABBAGE-Quiet southern, eOc-g
sl.12ik.
COTTON-SEED OII-Woak: prime
summer yellow, 2l02iisc.. or summer
yellow. 2tc.
COFFEE-Options opened steady. with
prices unchanged to points higher
ruled very quiet but with firm undertone
following favorable advices from llavre
and Rio: buying checked by liberal re-
ceipts and apathy Of consumers; closed
steady. lower to points net higher;
sales. $500 bags. including August. $3.50;
September 500. December. $50; jan
uary. $3.50; April. Sc; May. $500. Spot-
Rio dull and nominal: No. invoice, So.
No iobbing 500; mild inactive; Cor
dova. SJOOiJ.
SUGAR-Raw dull and barely steady.
fair refining 3'sc.. centrifugal, 30 test
4Lc. Refined quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
INSTRUCTED FOR 0TEY.
Bids for n New Schoolhouse-A Bicycle
Club.

Club.
BEDFORD CITY. VA. June S.-Spe-
clal.-The Democrats OF Bedford City
Saturday elected the following delegates
TO the Lynchburg Convention and In
structed them FOR Otey: Jno. $. Mitchell.
II. O. Humphreys JnO. NJ Early. era
ham Clayton. McH. Garner. ID. W. Gar
rett and w. T.. Fitzpatrick
Rev. j. w. Hypes. Of Sanctihcation
fame has commenced n series or meet
ings here and draws large crowds 10
hear him Mr.. Hypes held series OF
meetings here about eighteen months ago
and met with a great deal Of success.
Sealed bids are being received by the
County School Board to-day for the
erection Of a school house at Union,
about three miles from ThaXton, 20 take
the place of the one burnt down last
fall
Messrs. W. y. Gardner and c. p. John
son. of Richmond Va. have arrived and
assumed the management OF Hotel Bed
ford for the summer.
Prof VIM. A. Parker, OF Union Hall.
Va. and Prof. y. w. Reed. recently
principal of New London Academy. have
completed all necessary arrangements
for the opening Of their graded school
IN the Jeter Institute building on Sep
TENDER 18th.
The bicycle riders OF the city met at
the residence OF Mrs. J. r. Moore last
Friday evening and formed n bicycle
club. electing the officers as follows: o.
c. Bell. president: Miss Rosalie w.
Smith. vice-president; w. p. Dunn. sec
rotary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
A LUMBER FIRE.
a Sawdust Pile Burns for Several
Misunderstanding the Flames.

MANGOHICK, VA, June T.-Special-
Fire occurred at the saw-mill OF Terry
e. Gravett. near Hebron church, Satur-
day evening, destroying about 5000 feet
Of clear lumber. and burning over large
lot OF wood land.
The fire jumped the main road and de-
stroyed one shock of wheat and burning
the woods TO the north side OF the road,
TO Mr.. Terry's tobacco barn, which was
saved by the neighbors. who turned out In
full force and fired against the wind.
The fire originated from the sawdust
pile. which was left on fire in March last
when the mill left the place, and has
been slowly burning ever since.
Saw-mill men say If a sawdust pile
takes fire II cannot be put out.
A gentleman told me yesterday he knew
a sawdust pile TO burn for more than
year. The loss IS estimated at about
$500. with no insurance.
Rev. H. a. willis. the new pastor OF the
church here. has become very popular.
and is drawing large congregations at
every service Though quite n young
man. he breaches fine sermons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
FORT OF WEST POINT. JUNE % 1895
ARRIVED
CONFEDERATE'S APPEAL.
He Says He is Suffering for the Neces-
stiles of Life.

He Says He is Suffering for the NeceS-
stiles of Life.
Governor Tyler yesterday received the
following somewhat remarkable letter.
with a request that it be published:
I.ynchburg. Va. June ., 1898,
Goa Jhnston street.
Mr.. ]. Hoge Tyler:
Dear Sir.-I hope you will pardon me
for writing you this letter. Mr.. Tyler l
heard you in Jour canvass for Governor
make a speech which ever will be bright
I'm nv memory as long as 1 live. Ia ac-
quitting yourself you came around on the
side of the old Confederate soldiers. You
stated IN your speech that you loved the
old Confederate soldier and that not one
should ever suffer near you If you could
help it, and that not one should ever die
a pauper II you could help IL.
NV dear friend Governor. / am an old
Confederate soldier myself and l have
seen better days. and l am about 10 starve
to death between millions, heirs and
church members. I can't help myself. I
have been worth property and have lost
Il. am wounded soldier and my health
has given away entirely. / have pull
monary disease and my wife has a large
tumor on her shoulder and IS not able 70
do anything.
/ don't know one day what / shall eat
the next. The people have all become in
sane on money. Satan seems 10 have a
bill OF sale on all the pretended church
members. Christian people don't seem to
mind refusing a man a morsel to eat any
more than nothing. Any person OF that
kind will never be saved. AM person
who refuses n poor ConfedartA soldier
a morsel to eat viii be in the same fix
that Dives was in the Scriptures after
he refused Lazarus the crumbs tina.
feM from his table, OF course, they will
all go 10 hell.
Governor I dreamed q dream last
night. The Lord told me to write to you:
that he would work upon you. and that
you. being a Christion man. you would
make a way that l should be helped.
Governor, you Will find man In Rich
mond that knows me-one that was in
the same company with me in the army
Mr.. w. y. Freeman. a general life in
surauce agent. / belonged TO Company
+. Thirty-fourth Virginia Regiment, Col
onel Thomas Goode commanding.
Yours obediently.
g. w. WILKERSON.
No. Coz Johnson street. Lynchburg, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 2S.-FLOUR-Mod
erately active and about steady; winter
patents, S4GO0475 Minnesota patents,
S4GJ0j. Minnesota bakers. S39OdA2O.
RYE FLOUR-Dun al S3u3.4O.
CORNMEAI-Easy; yellow western,
Csc. city 69c.
RYE-Easier; No. 2 western. i6d461sc.
BARLEY-Dull; feeding, 33Hc.; barley
malt dun.
WHEAT Spot steady; No. ? red. SIC.
Options opened weak and declined steadi-
~ under bcarish cables and slightly bet
ter crop condiuons West a late rally on
the enormous reduction In worlds stocks.
according 10 Br2dstreets. and closed the
market steady at hNiJac. net decline.
No. red. July. closed at 1Ti2c. Septem-
Der closed at 71Ac.; December closed at
7l%tc.
CORN-No 2. 3GSsc. Options weak and
lower all day under heaviness in wheat
and declines abroad; closed hH%c. net
lower; July closed at 3Jhc.; September
closed at 36kc.; December closed at 37i1c.
OATS-Spot weak; No. 2, 25l1c OPP
lions broke decidedly to-day in sympathy
with the West. and closed INC. net
lower: July closed al nc.
BEEF-Easy; beef hams $3.50.
CUT MEAT6-Quiet.
LARD-Weak; western steamed, s5.75;
July, $50. Refined easier
P0RK-Essy; mess. t1oalo6o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
pAr.rrNfORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. June S.-FLOUR-Dull
and unchanged
WHEAT-DuI and easy; spot and
month. 79a. SOC: July. 7Gi2uI6a4c.; Au-
gust. 721a0722c.. September. nc. asked;
steamer No. . rcd. 7i4iN75c. Southern
wheat. By sample. 4s0c; DO. on grade,
7JQSOc.
CORN-Dull and lower; spot and month
334G33sc.; July. 33isa334c. Southern
white corn 3Jiq036c. do, yellow. 36c.
OATS-Dull and lower No. white,
3Oi5n3lc.: No. mixed. 2S02Si2c.
RYE-Firmer. No. = nearby, 4jHc.; No.
. western. $50. -
HAY-steady; No. l timothy. S1l508
$3.50
GRAIN FREIGHTs-Very dull and I'M
changed.
SUGARS. rong and unchanged.
BUTTER Steady and unchanged.
EGGS-Firm scarce and unchanged.
CHEESE-Steady and unchanged.
UCE-Sl2O012 - per basket.
WHISKY-Uuchaugc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
PETERSBURG'S NEW LINE.
Construction Nearing Dinwiddic Court
House-Rcv. j. W. Hart.

PETERSBURG. VA. June Especial
"A large froce is grading the road bed Of
the Richmond. Petersburg and Carolina
railroad in the vicinity OF Dinwiddie
Courthouse. The grading OF the first
twenty miles OF the road is expected 10
be completed inside Of two weeks.
The gradings are being pushed by the
force laying rails.
A big picnis viii be given at Ream's
Station next Monday.
Rev. ]. w. Hart. Of Beaver Dam. who
has accepted a call to the pastorate OF
the Second Baptist church, VIII enter
mon his duties on next Sunday. on sun
dav afternoon a reception will be ten
dered him at the church, when addresses
will be made by Revs. II. ". Battle, ID.
D.. J. NJ. Pitcher, ID. D., and w. 5. Leake'
OF this city and Rev. - White OF h1-
trick. Chesterfield county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE - ls"S'
ARRIVED.
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. merchan-
disc and passengers. Virginia Navigation
Company. Norfolk.
SAILED.
Steamer Winyah. Simmons. merchandise
and passengers. Clyde Line. Tor PhlladeI-
phia.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JUNE - 'Vs.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Aum0rc Pensacola.
steamer ROath New Orleans.
schooner Marguerite. Boston.
SAILED.
Raree Ocean Belle. Providence.
Schooner Charles +. futile, Boston.
steamer Honiton. Castrcs 81. Lucia.
steamer Alumore. Liverpool.
Steamer Roath. Rotterdam.
FORT OF WEST POINT. JUNE %, 1895
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomac. Thompson Nor
FOLK. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Accomac, Thompson, NOR
folk passengers and general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, JUNE ~
SAILED.
Schooner James IA. Deshiell, Insly, lum-
Der, Baltimore. Nd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29

CONVICTION. VA. June 2S.-Special.-
Ida Wheeler. colored, shot and mortally
wounded Alice Meade, colored, last nlsne
at 10 o'clock about one hundred yaroS
from the passenger depot at this place
The shooting took place In an area sur
rounded by negro cabins.
The ball went through tho oowels'
causing internal hemorrhage.
Jealousy is the alleged motive. The
Wheeler woman is now in the Allegheny
county Jail and as yet has secured no
counsel. Both women have extremely
unsavory reputation and both have hg-
ured In shooting scrapes before.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
BUSINESS MEN WANT PEACE.
The Barcelona Chamber of Commerce
Advocates IL.

A special 10 tho New York sun NOM
Madrid says.
The peace movement In Catalonia con-
tinues to gain strength. The Chamoer
of Commerce of Barcelona. which mas
hitherto held aloof from the agitation IN
favor of peace, has now resolved 70 iu-
form the government that It Is in favor
of ueace. The step was doubtless
prompted by n realization that order ana
security are threatened by the impending
enforced idleness OF many workinsmen
through the economic crisis. Industry
is throttled. and factories continue 10
close. -,
A commission composed OF tho Aicalde
of Barcelona, the provincial members or
tho Chamber. of Deputies. and several
manufacturers have arrived In Madrid.
Primo Minister Sagasta will accord them
an interview. The commission VIII pro-
pose that certain public works which can
be naid for out OF the local resources DO
undertaken forthwith without the ordi-
nary official circumlocution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
APPOINTED CHAPLAIN.
Rev. s. l.. Chapman. a Follower OF
Mosby. Given a Commission.

Rev. S. l.. Chapman, of Coyington.
Va. has been commissioned by the Pres
ident chaplain of the Fourth Regiment.
United states Volunteers. Infantry
now being formed at Fredericksburg;
For this position Mr.. Chapman received
the endorsement of all the Virginia dele
cation in both branches or congress. ne
was strongly endorsed also d. coroner
Tohn 8 Mostly. lie will assume his new
duties in a few days.
Mr.. Chapman fought through the last
war under the famous cavalry leader
Colonel John S. Mosby, his bravery earn
ing him the rank of captain. lie was
a fine soldier and is well known 10 many
of the Richmond veterans.