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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27
THE MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS QUIET.
The Democrats as a Rule Had PIalr
Sailing,
A SMALL VOTE WAS P0LLED'
Nearly Everywhere the Incumbcnts
We're Returned 90 ONCE and Little
or No Opposition EXisted-Rain
Fell Nearly Everywhere.

NORFOLK. VA, May 26.-Special.-At
the municipal election held here to-day
the following were elected: Mayor G.
Brooks Johnston; Sergeant, John r..
Lawler: Collector, James +. Field; city
Attorney. Walter IL. Taylor; Common
wcalth's Attorney, James +. Duncan,
Clerk Of tho Market. Abe Moses; Keeper
of the Almshousc. III. A. farrell: super
intendcnt of Cemeteries, John NJ. Brough-
ton: Sealer Of Weights and Measures. A.
w. Grandy: city Gauger, II. II. Thayer;
Street Inspector r. ii. Lee Pny5icidn
TO the AlmshOuse, Dr. l.. G. Shepharu'
There was no opposition to the regular
Democratic ticket. except that Of T..
Whitohurst opposed by John L. LAWYER
for city Sergeant.
Rain fell nearly all day an dvcry lit
tie interest was manifested about the
polls.
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RTCE-Firm.
steady.
CAHBAGE-.Qulct; southern SoN9oc.
COFFEE,-Options opened steady. with
nrices unchanged 20 points higher
f,,rfher advanced 5diO points on covering
Following abrupt falling or in receipts at
rio and Santos and some increase In
warehouse deliveries IN this country.
speculative demand still absent: closed
steady. with prices 54i0 points net high
~. sales 900 bags. including May. $3.50
K 20. June $500. SpOt-lfiO quiet; No. z
Invoice 6hc. No Z i0bbing, we. mild
ouiet. Cordova, SiaNiJi2c.
SITGAR-Raw strong. fair refining, 3hu
2 13-iGc: centrifugal, % test J-1Gc. Re
fined firm.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. May 26.-FLOUR-Qulet
and unchanged.
81 RI asked. July. Si14QL14h, August
81 u asked Southern wheat, ny sample
81 3O0l. 32l2
CORN-Firmer: spot, month and june
3sihG3sssc. July. 3sla03S4c. southern
White and yellow corn. 3y14oc.
OATS-Easier: No. 2 white. 3ln3ilac.
RYE-Dul and easier, no. = nearby
epic: No. western. 64izc.
HAY-Steady: choice timothy, $1,000 H.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Quiet and UNI
changed.
BUTTER-Stead and unchanged.
EGGS-Weak end unchanged.
CFEESE-S Steady and unchanged
LFTTUCE-S1. 25Q1 30 per basket.
WHISkY-InchanGcd
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Newnort News.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 26.-Spe-
cial-The municipal election to-day was
on straight party lines. both the Republi-
cans and Democrats having tickets In the
field the Democrats winning
A. A. Moss was elected Mayor over DR..
Joseph Charles, by about three hundred
majority.
The other candidates elected are ]. K.
NJ Newton. Commonwealth Attorney;
T.. w Mlstead city Sergeant; r. S.
Shield. High Constable.
The Democrats elected FIVE out OF seven
COuncflmon
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 26.-FLOUR-Shad
weaker with wheat and less active; WIN
ter patents S6JO06tD. ~.,o
RYE FLOUR-Dull at S3OJ9l'lV
CORNMEAI.-Easier
RYE-Dull: No .. 1O0nc. ,.o,-.
BARLEY-NOminal, feedlnE 4o4ic''
harley malt dull. western, O1h1t. 100,
NVHEAT-sp0t steady; No. red, $l.o4'2.
Oo,ions opened easy under selling pres
sure but rallied on faVoraDle IAVsIpQoi
cables and squeeze OF July snoltS,
succeeding this came a. late DreaA uhuel
liquidatiOn and short selling IN all months
Inn Nav. which closed Sc. higher against
1iN1T.c. decline I'm late posiuonss No, 2
red. Nav. 81 lSa1 90 closed AZ Slot; july
~ iG901 2O7. closed al SILT september
9Oat N03Ic. closed az dc. .,
CORN-SpOt weak, No. 2 5ghc. I. o. p.
afoat. Options steady 1T first on wet
weather news but yielded later 10 hqgl-
dalton and weak cables, closing ~ ~.
net lower: May closed at S'2sc.; July
sS1t03gikc closed al 3Slsc.; september,
OATS-spot dull: No. ? S3hc. options
dull ana unchanged without trading iea-
ture Nav closed ~ BIC
HAY-Quiet.
HOPS-Stcady.
HIDES-Firm
I.EATHER-Stca
WOOL-Quiet.
unsatisfactory: cut meats quiet
TAPD-Tasv: western steamed closed az
SGd65O: May. $3.50, nominal refined
quiet .
PORK-Quict. mess. Sll1J4l2; short
clear. So 5OQ15: family, Sl3Nl4.
BUTTER-Fir-u. western creamery, liU
t6lc.. do factory. 1iUl2bc; Elgins.
iGIc. imitation creamery, l20l4c: State
dairy 12d15c: do. creamery l3nQlGi2c
cuEESF-Quiet: large white. &C.
TGGS-Firmer: state and Pennsylvania
12a12iLc. western fresh. 12c.: southern,
POTATOFS-Ouiot; New York, S27JQ
? 81. new S3N4j0.
ATIOW-Steady; city. 44issc: cOun-
trv 3s.04ikc.. as 70 quality.
CQT,ION-SEED Oif(-Quict; prime
crude. maze. do. yellow, Z6c.
pETROLEUM-Dull
ROSfN-Steady
TIRPE.NTINE~-DulL
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.IcterHan.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. May o.
GO Mr. w. r.. Jeter. OF Caroline
ga Miss Efie Hall. daughter OF MIS-
,l. HAIL of STAFFORD county, were mar
r1 l last evening at BeTa church IN the
''- The church was handsomely decorated
No. hr,de was given away by her broth
O. Mr. John Hall and Mr. g =. Je'eT
was best man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27

NEW YORK. May 2G-Dry goods are
quiet to-day. W0ollen goods are quite
backward IN all lines of lightweight goods.
The Union and other cheaper grades are
beginning to attract some attention. In
all-wOOl and mixed fabrics the trading
has been of a pcrfunctory character.
Jobbers report no sales OF large quantities
OF staple goods. except a. radical conces-
siOns from previous prices. Print cloths
are again firm. The bids for goods are
steadily refused by sellers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27
WILLIAMSBURG ELECTION.
The Former Democratic Incumbent
We're Reelected

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, May 26.-Spe-
clal.-The municipal election passed on
quietly to-day. there being no opposition.
Not few Republicans voted the straight
Democratic ticket. The incumbcnts were
all reelected. as follows: Mayor John
l.. Mercer: Sergeant w. l.. Spencer
Commissioner Of the Revenue, I. D.
Saunders. For Council-L. w. Lane IL.
ID. Cole Van +. Garrett, j. ". MOTIFS
w. II. Binns and Alex Probasco.
Dr. Marcus Gale former student OF
William and Mary College has been elect
ed nj the Eastern state Hospital 10 sue
coed DIR. G.. b. Brock, Of Richmond, re-
signed.
Mr. c. X. Himmelwright who operates
n farm and large saw mill I'm York coun-
~. made an assignment Monday.
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No., Corolina Volunteers.

wrNsTON. y. c.. May 26.-Special.-
Tho stonewall Guard IS the name OF a
r,ilitorv company organized here last
night. Lorenzo Norvel is captain, ;.
r Davis. editor OF the Journal hrst iieu-
tenant. and Marion Follin, second heu-
O. =. carey. Of Raleigh. went 20
wilkes county to-day with tho nope OF
securing enough volunteers TO otgaii n,
n new company in response 20 .ne 00''
tssued by the President yesterday
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paughters OF the confcderacy. ana
school children. Captain ". J. Hines.
of Ice Camp, spoke, and Professor d. H.
Cowles represented the Sons. The graves
in ST. Johns, Wine-Street and the Ma
tional Cemetery were decorated.
The absence OF the Peninsula Guard
left a large gap in the parade. They
were much missed from their usual place
I'm line
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27
Qalnn Elccfs.

SALEM. VA. May 26.-spcnal.-There
was no interest I'm the election here to-
day. W. T. Younger was reelected
mayor and James FricT. city Sergeant
Neither having any opposition.
The aldermen elected are as follows;
First Ward-E. y. Fitzgerald and VIII
liam Johnston; Second W ard-J. c.
Langhorne and J.. IL. Duncln; Third
Ward-T. T.. Boone and c. j. DENT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27
Plenty orFruit.

MEHEERIN. VA May 25-speciaL-
Tho improssion that the fruit crop IS a
failure is erroneous. as there arc con-
siderable peaches and apples, while grapes
and berries are plentiful
The recent rains have afforded excel,
lont seasons FOR planting tobacco and
the leading farmers have about COM
pleted the work
There IS not a heavy crop planted In
this section. but the farmers are exert
Ing their efforts to make better quality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27

vile. OF the York River Line. The
troops. in heavy marching order with
two days ratlons. marched 70 the
grounds assigned them and pltched
tents. They are a nne-looking set OF
men. Most OF the officers will mess az
the hotels at old Point. where special
rates have been secured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. May 2G.-Despite Mr.. Letters
efforts the wheat market broke away
from him to-day as far as july septem-
her and later futures were concerned.
Julv shows a decline OF 24c., and Sep
fcmber As of 2iac. Corn is down lnlhc.,
and oats MQhc. Pork and ribs are 90.
lower. and lard 2Mc.
s.he leading futures ranged as follows.
Omen BIcu. Low Close
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27

wAvERI.Y. VA. May 2G.-special.-rhe
citizens ticket for town OFFICERS WIS
elected to-day. as follows. Mayor. W. y.
Martin. Councilmcn-P Fleetwood. X w.
Chappeu Dr. John r. May, j. w. west
and j. w. Watkins.
All except Watkins are members or the
present Council. lie succeeds the Mayor
eleet.
Mayor Daniel declined a denomination.
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I.rnchhnrp,s Election.

LYNCHBURG. VA. May Especial
In the municipal election to-day the fol-
lowing Democratic encumbents were re-
elected: c.. W. smith mayor; Robert d.
Yancey. Commonwealth Attorney; WIZ
liam III. snead, commissioner Of reve.
nue.: S. II. Johnson. city sergeant; and
r. Y. Goode high constable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27

BOYDTON. VA. May IS. - Special. -
President George y. Finch. Of the bank
OF Mecklenburg yesterday rendered his
RESIGNATION on account OF iil health. The
stockholders declined 20 accept the re5ig-
nation and gave Mr.. Finch leave OF
absence until the fall and elected Mr.,
c. ]. Faulkner president pro TEN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27
FARMVILLE ELECTION.
A Mayor and Nine Councilmen Sc
lectcd.

FARMVILLE, VA, May 26.-Special-
The election for mayor and councilmen
passed off very quietly to-day. 4 small
vote was cast as there was only one
ticket. The. following were elected'
w. T. BlantOn mayor.
Councilmen-W. =. Gillian, TT. p.
wall. w. r.. Davidson, A. Il. Cralle' ID.
T Flam Il. L. Erambert, J. 3. Farrar.
DR.. W. Z. Anderson and Charles Bugg.
Mr.. Thomas Wells, a resident Of TINS
place died to-day in his siXtieth year,
lie served with the old Farmville Guard
in the Confederate army HIS Wile sur
wives him. He was a brother OF MI
" r. Wells, of Farmville
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27

Captain Angle. OF the Second district.
yesterday received telegram from clin-
ton. Va, telling OF the arrest OF two ne
rroea answering the description OF tina
murderers OF onicer Austin. Captain
Angle has written for photograph u the
men,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27
Ano,herGame.

The Masonic Home team viii again
NEE. the Jefferson Athletics az Broad
Street Park on Saturday afternoon az
4.30 O'Clock These teams played \ close
game last Saturday in which the Masons
won. 4 large crowd viii doubtless see
the game.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27

rr,n.ra we're numerous inquiries as 70 the
No. ~ a Ere on Broad street last
l nyening but the anxiety was eonsldera-
~ aiisved Al tho Information that Il was
re dreworks that lined the route OF the
Nfvsfie shriners' procession.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27
Memorial Day at Ashland.

ASHLAND. VA, May 26.-Special.-
Memorial exercises AT Woodland ceme-
terry was postponed this afternoon until
tomorrow afternoon on account or ram.
DIR. A. G.. Wightman, Of Randolph-Ma-
con College viii make the address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27

HAMPTON. VA, May 25.-speclal-Two
battarons OF the FRS Maryland arrived
at Old Point this morning 10 help make
up the Garrison at Fortress Monroe.
They came down on the steamer Dan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27
The "Irishmenr Won.

The ball game between the "Irishmen
and the "Dutchmen" az Richmond Col
lego yesterday afternoon resulted IN a
score OF 9 to for the 'Irishmen."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27
BOY MANGLeD.
CoIored Boy Fell from a Moving Train
and Was Killed

A colored boy. aged thirteen years.
named Benjamin Baylor. while riding on
a Chesapeake and Ohio freight train al
Eighteenth and Marshall streets yester-
day afternoon about o'clock. tell on
and was badly mangied.
The boy was seen 70 get on the train
al Rock alley about five blocks from the
scene OF the accident. and was also seen
at Seventeenth street on the train. No
one saw the boy fall.
The coroner examined the remains, but
decided 10 hold no inquest. as no one
saw the boy fall nor Is anyone to blame
but the boy himself
The body was carried TO tho late home
l23 Mayo street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27

NORFOLK. VA. May 2G-PEANUTS--
Farmers stock-Fancy 3l2c.i stIlcuy
prime. 2kn2Mc.. common, 29Z'2c' ZONE
particularly strong.
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Plea of SeIEDefcnce.

FNPORIA. VA. May 25.-Spccial.-John
Owen White shot one Zion Parham Cole
man this afternoon Self deiehce Is INC
place tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY &c. 1895.
ARRIVED
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. mcrchan-
disc and passengers, Virginia Navigation
Company. Norfolk
steamer Yemassec. O'Neil, merchandise
and passengers, Clyde Line, Philadelphia.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MAY %, 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Knutzford. Pensacola.
SAILED.
Schooner George Bailey.
Barges Pactolus, Lone star Providence,
steamer Knutzford. Newport
PORT NEWPORT>NEWS.M MAY &c. 1893.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Acme. Mobile.
Schooner Agnes +. Manson, Boston.
SAILED.
Barges Antelope. Providence, Ring
leader
Schooner George z. Walcott. Boston.
Steamer W. Il. Palmer Baltimore.
Steamer Analn Acme, Hamburg.
PORT or WEST PONT. MAY &c. 1S9s.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomack. Thompson. Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Acconack Thompson, Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27
Memorial Day nj Hamnfon.

HAMPTON, VA, May Especial
Confederate memorial exercises were
held this afternoon at Courthouse
square. The organizations In line were
the Sons Of Veterans. Confederate vete-
rams. Uniformed Rank OF PythIanA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON, 5. Q, Nay ~ n
PENTINE-F at 27i4c.' sales. 30 casks.
EOSIN-Firm; sales. n0nei unchanged
SAVANNAH. GA. May 2G.-SPIRITS
or TURPENTINE-M Market opened firm
at Csc. sales. 125 casks; closed firm az
27Mc.. with sales of 300 casks, receipts
2.7D6 casks.
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged; sales
22lj barrels. receipts. J,1Ol barrels
WILMINGTON. y. c.. May 26.-SPlR-
IT'S OF TURPENTlNt-Open htm a ,n,1.
closed quiet at 2GQ2Gisc.; receipts, ~
casks.
ROSIN-Firm at 95c.0Sf; receipts, 45l
barrels.
CRUDE TURpFNTINE-S Steady at $50,
81 40 and 81 so. receipts. l16 barrels.
TAR-Steady at S11O, receipts. 2l2 bar
rcls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27

The funeral Of Mrs Bersie Tracy viii
he beld al 10 o'clock Saturday morning
from ST. Peters cathedral and the inter-
mcnt win take place az Nj. calvary
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no CURE COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II fan
to cure. Is. The genuine has L. y. Q. on
each tablet.
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quiet and unsettled. No. 3 yellow corn,
34c.: No spring wheat SL2O. No {"
spring wheat. Sl1Oui30; No. 2 red Sl.otf
27iLc.. No . white. 3lc.; No. white, IVA
03Oc. No . rye 65c.. no. . barley dst
SIC: No. 1 flax seed Sl31; prime timothy
seed. S.75Q2Bj: mess pork, per barrel,
Si1. 65Q1l.7O; lard. per 100 pounds, SOz94
69J. short rib sides Q0osc). s.. SjH0to,
dry salted shoulders boxed. $500. p,
short clear sides (bOXed) $6.30064O;
sugars unchanged. butter firm creamery,
13ulY5c.: dairy 11N13c.; eggs STEADY,
fresh. lOc.: cheese easy az 54JAc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-27
ONLY SPECIAL
STOCKS ACTIVE.
The Majority Of the List Was Dull
and Neglected.
SOME ELEMENTS OF STRENGTH.
The Mainstay of the Market Yesterday
was Rock Island-Largc Amounts
of Money Offering, but the De
mand for IL Small

NEW YORK. May 2G-The movement or
prices worthy Of particular note ia nv
stock market to-day was conhheu -, 70 q
few special stocks. as was la9 ~ az srSo
part Of tho activity I'm the trading. ne
majority OF the list was somewhat ouli
and neglected This was an part uue W
the contradictory movement or thc ~"
stocks that showed pronounced aCtlNtF'
and also 10 some scCptlcism over tne lt-
ported presence OF tho spanish meet IN W.
harbor OF Santiago and It's consequent
scaling up. Inefe WeIt. neH ~. ,,or.
positive elements OF strength IN the mar
kcf which served 90 MT prices az one
time quite materially above last night S
close The mainsfay of the market Wa
Rock Island, which rose al one tiinv Il
points. Late proht-iaking IN ms STOCK
haa no small part On the iina ithcuoh
Ga the market Its early Ilss VIZ SUI.
plementea by buying for Lonuoh dccoun'
OF The international stocks ana by COM
mission-house buying Of the Changers.
There is a constantly increasing supply
OF money Offering. and the small demand
FOR 90 indicates some hating IN the DUST
ness activity of the country.
There was no marked activity IN me
bond market but prices were hrmly heiu.
Total sales 81 $4,000 United states ola
As (coupon) advanced p ana :, anu
tho new as coupon Is per cent. In tue
bid price.
The Evening Posts London financial
cablegram says: The stock markets mere IS,
similar stocks leading the rise on the re-
duciiOn from 4 10 3i2 per cent IN the
Bank OF England discount rate ana on
cheaD money. Americans opened dull on
President McKnley's call for additional
volunteers. but soon rallied. being led by
New York Central and Central Pacihc.
Tho former was bought boy New YORK
operators and the latter by Amsterdam.
Grand Trunk was strong.
MONEY AND EXCaANGE.-Mo on
coli efaa1v at 1G1ib per cent: last loan
af H., per cent. prime mercantile paper
go AN, per cent. Sterling exchange
stoadv. with actual business in bankers
4Cfi. for sixty DAYS. posted rates. 4Sj0
se7r. commercial bills. 4Sp4. Silver GER
ufcatcs 57%05Sil: bar silver. OBS; MeXi-
can dollars 4Jif. Government bonds
strong. State bonds duh; railroad bonds
firm.
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KAUFMAN 6 CO.
Prices Absolutely the Lowest
for Reliable Goods.
Trimmed Summer Hats.

Nowhere I'm Richmond can be found as
large an assortment and at every price
desired. Bach day adds the newest and
robbicst fashions of the worlds most IA
nous artists TO our assortment.
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Untrimmed Hats.

The chance Of the year TO buy cheaply
IS to-day Sweeping reduction 10 reduce
stock Note the saving
r. cailaTeq s soc. untrimmed Hats. IOc
c5d II ,0cv vn 45% reduced Pq to zoe
Ladies Untrimmed Hats OF lace orc
straw latest shapes, reduced to-. ~CN
Ladies' Finest Lace Straw Shapes, with
i rs55ce sIFa% eass' "a ".''e OF PUCK soc
Ladies' Finest Split Straw shapes, finest
fancy straw edge. IN all colors and
shapes our regular $50 untrimmed zcc
hats. reduced TOM. ...-..-...... ~
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SallOrs--Ladles and ChlIdren's

An new shapes. n grand assortment
prices way below amy one else.
80 Choice of Ladies' Union Milan
~ Straw Sailors, narrow or vide
brim
% Ladies' white Rough Straw Sailors
4CS --latest shape with black gros-gra!n
ribbon band.
800 Ladies' Fine White Milan Straw
~ Sailors. with black or white silk
gTcs grain ribbon bands.
oQc Newest Rough straw Sailors eX-
yCS ira wide brlm and low crown, SILK
gros-grain ribbon bands.
a, White Panama Sailors, latest
l.SO stripe bands.
Ladies' Finest Quality New
Dl.25 White Tape Straw Sailors: with
black velvet or gros-grain ribbon bands
Misses Sailors. new wrinkle brim, ana
fine split straw crown. cOlorcd edge, flow
ing or fiat bow. leather sweat-band, our
regular gsc. Misses and Girls sail EOC
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Extra Specials! For To-Day
and Saturday.


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Trimmed Bicycle Hats, 75c.

ladies' New Crash Bicycle Hats. Alp
inc shane and trimmed with new Ro-
man fringed end scarfs and quill zEC
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
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,opro1K PEANUT MARKET.

Quotations are for bonds maturing In
not less than ten years
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-27

outlined are carried out, viii be an excep-
uonally strong one. Walter Jones is said
to be certain 10 go across, and ii is pos
sIDle, though not extremely probable, that
elongated Dan DAILY may also be a member
Of the company. Buxom Marie DRESSER
who has been scoring heavily at the Herald
Square theater in this city n Hotel Tupsy
Turvy," has resigned in order TO accom-
pany the Casino forces TO London blu. the
proprietors OF Hotel Iopsy Turvy'' de-
clare hat they have an ir>.1-cad and cop
per r!veted contract with the fair Marie
and that II she should attempt to carry
ont her announced purpose she viii be sure
10 hear from them in legal form. AS Miss
Dressleg is noted for having her own way
when she is angry. and as she is evidently
decidedly angry just now, there is every
prospect of Il very pretty fight.
A few years ago when il was reported
that Harry Woodruff was engaged TO be
married TO Anna Gould he at once became
the target for all Of the supposedly funny
writers of the press He was sneeringly
alluded 10 as 1.-THE young man with the
pretty face and curly locks who. being un-
able 10 act. had concluded 70 win fortune
and fame BY marrying an heiress" Later
when he went TO Harvard IL was asserted
that he had been sent there by the Gould
family 10 At himself for the position in life
Nf!Icn ne was destined to hold.
Woodruff is really a manly young fellow.
and In the line of work to which he has
devoted himself IS one Of the best actors in
America
He is now appearing at the vaudeville
houses in a little sketch entitled "A Bit Of
Instruction" The long departed possibility
OF his becoming a member OF the Gould
family WAS not exploited in the advance
announcements of his appearance. In fact.
no sensa tional methods OF advertising were
resorted to; but. despite that lapse. Wood
ruff went on and made very great hit
His sketch Is now In demand at a largely
increased salary at nearly ail Of the better
class of continuous and vaudeville houses
IN the country.
This is merely cited as another evidence
OF the fact that II an actor really has abil-
ity. allied 10 nttie pluck, he NH get
there" n time. despite the sneers OF those
who never lose opportunity 10 cast sIurs
a. one who may be more fortunately stu
ated than themselves.
ARTHUR CRfSPTN.
New York.