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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-08
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fer bepielen als pie bnrd ben @rfcl9
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.bleibt bet Dem alten uuo befpdbrten Or.
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rie eutduld,t ietit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-08
Cinderella sdnb : galait.

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3iuei S6ufer itbli9 DON uHierem frtts
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207 IIamo plasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-08
Gan 4sebro gprimas 4art.

Dieter angenebme part ffebt Sogen,
Wereinen uub 6amiliea sur Nbbaltung
bon picnics &C. 3ur Derfasuns.
Weiu6ern pirb ole nur benfbare
aufmerfiamfeit eruieien.
Seben Sonntag Na9miitag
0rpEeS Tret , 4pusert,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-08

Ole 0unbebrilIe unb tire
8irfung. Inter bieler Spitmorte
lfreibt elm 9eridtetIiatter aus 9riinu,
Wlabren, in launi9er @eije SolgeuSes;
gleulidJ erld)ien auf Der 8romenaoe
siu Biul6er nit elmer 8rille. 0ei
oieier Gele9enbeit iteItte ii9 leiber
beraus, cap baS 8ilbuns8nipeau Der
mabrii6eu Nattler nod iebr nieoris
lift, benu lie beordngteu ben unolHdz
li6en Binl6er in Der robelten Weile,
SO9ar pblegmatiide M0ple, oie 9(us
iaugs 9lautten, es banble lid uur nm
einen perl6Obenen Wiaultorb, 9erietben
bel ndberem Oiuifruppern in fiebers
bate gtuire9ung unO erbobeu Elm
orobenSes Snurren. Sin teder meiBer
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ou8 ratbloie 3bier6en auf. Gr ipraus
in langen Sdten etlua 80 S6ritte
uOrau8, tebrte banu plUeli6 uu, leete
Den 9Opi auf Die 8orberpioten unb
bellte oem 9ommeuOen teiieno in'S
Gieiidt, genau 10, als mollte er iagen;
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8erion!" 0ieie p6belbuften gtuSi6rei,
tungen linO umiO mebr 5l Oerbammeu,
ais e8 iid bier nidt etwa nm einen
peripateten 6aiuadtsiderS buubelte;
Elm Niener 1hierarSt, ben bic Sdrtlidbe
Serrin bes 4inidsrS fOniultirte, bate
Elm 9lugculeioeu tonltatirt uuo aus
oriidlid) DE Yrille oeror0net.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-08
aNattbies 8rDs. 1leiIAer

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uub Sdweiuefeiib.
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3uuge, S6maIa &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-08

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vi Wtilitdrs 6 apeIle.
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Epple1's Weaifter,

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Die beheu straight" uno mixed"
Srinfs in ber 5taDt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-08

ger in WorOtfO perbaftet
mirb, muB bem 4Oli3iIten fir bie
arbeit, ibn in's Gefdn9utB ~ bringeu,
be;ableu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-08
Otto 9trfel,

DIE eIII5lBeH GuT Der D69e Der .Seli pea
benben Warmors unb 9ranits
Werte in Sera8.
2iefert @rab Monumente neueifea
Stiles au ben rliebrigfien Breifen. CT
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unb grauen Grants. Wan tomme unb
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fotDie bon Der gortrefiii6teit Der ee.
lieferten Irbeit. 8enuBt eIettrii6e 9rafi
gum getrtebe. Merffdtte nabe ber
BDit Office.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-08
2ouloaiid1er Garter,

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ftebt D b | b M n d's -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-08

SouIO8Ilt9er VArfeH,
Der prahibOle grempIare Der Sbiers
melt, ipeeien Der teganii9sn, ouF,peiF.
gdemanb folte perfeblen, benfelben AT
bef9tigen. Die srbBte Nttraftipn, bic
San Nntonio aufsumeilen bot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
LARGE MILL COMPLETED.
A Well Preserved P%ensioner of 1912
In Fredericksburg.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Aug. 81
speclal.-Mr. James Q. Stin has just
completed a large steam grist mill at
Stin's wharf, on the Potomac, In King
George county, and will begin operations
this week.
Mrs. Delnah Musselman. relict ~ Jesse
Mussciman. a peuslOuer or the war OF
1872. was born In ls6 and H.. therefore.
now ninely-twO years old. She has nine
children. thirty-eignt grand children ana
fOrty-tWO observation-disclosures. she WAS
was born and raised In STAFFORD county
and never saw n railroad car though her
home D. near Mountain View IN nearing
distance Of the whistles OF locomotives
Ou the Richmond. fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad. She enjoys good heaith
and belongs 10 the Ola school Baptlst
The Advontlsts Camp Meeting at
Scrcamcrsvilc. ln Spotsylvania. IS being
largely attended by people from a dis
lance as well as those nearby. Edet5
Il. n. Brown and James fIowle. OF Rich
m0nd. and NJ. ". Smith, Of Locust
Grove. are doing the preaching.
one of the most interesting meetings
IN The history OF the Macedonia CHRISTIAN
church IN Orange county, has JUST
closed with twelve additions compris-
ing some OF the most prominent ln-
GuCutial people I'm that community. The
pastor. Rev. Richard Bagby, was assist
ed BY his brother. Rev. r.. II. Bagby. OF
NNNL HMNAANNN" HNNN"N 1AAA 'N'N
ingtOn. -. O..
revival services are now In progress
at the UniOnyille Christian church ~
Orange. Thf pastor. Rev. hlcnafd
Bacbv Is assisted by Rev. S. X. Max
well. OF Rockville. Nd, who Is preaching
masterlv dlscorrses % large audiences
morning ami night.
Mrs. W. ~. Hart has sold her house
ana lot 0n Hanover street 90 Mrs. Laura
Hoiser for 5000.
MI. Lester j.. Kineehury of the urn
of Kiurshurv. Samuel 81 Co, Electric
Furineers and Contractors has returned
10 Baltimore from a trip here TO get me
necessary data tO enable his nrm 10
make "a bid for the construction 81 the
new electric plant Fredericksburg pro-
poses 10 build.
Mr.. Samuel Merchant. q travelling sales
man of Washington, ID c., were quieily
married I'm that city this evening IN the
presence Of a few TINA friends.
The stockholders of the Spoiswood Di-
vision Of the Farmers Mutual Benent
Association held "a meeting here ms AZ
ternoOn and elected officers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
| dull and featureless; September closed

dull and featureless; September closed
BEEF-ouiet: cut meats steady.
IARD-Weak. western steamed closed
~ aoIS 4oL,. city. 5.iOn5.0: September
closed 1891 nominal. refined easy.
BUTTER-Stcady. western creamery.
14l5QISi6c.: factory. lRnltc ElEins,
1sLc. limitation creamery, lS4l'c. State
CGEEsFEQuIet: large white. nc.
ENryS-Ouiet. state and Pennsylvania,
fglfGc.. western fresh. lbc.
POTATOES-Steady; Jerseys Sl.2'nl ~
Long Island. Si37l44l 319S: sweeis Jer-
sew 81 2gf.r1. 20. southern, Sl.ZJNlJp.
PETRODDUM-Dull.
KOSIN-SfeaGy.
TURPENTINE-Firm 29h43Oc.
RICE-Ffrm.
CABBAGE-steady; Long Island. $1,000
900. .
COTTON SEED O~IL-Market dun and
barely steady. prime crude. ~, homlual,
prime summer yellow. Ztlc. D4u' retier
grades nominal r
prices unchanged to five points higher ana
ruled generally inactive all day with ner-
row fluctuations. huiligh cables from Eu-
roDcan markets and small receipts were
Offset by unfayOrable news from RIO ana
Santos markets. Light warehouse re-
ceiDts and absence OF support. E1slnt1-
restricted chief 10 liquidation ot aeptsin-
Der deliveries. Closed quiet uncnaneed ~
1--WE points lower. sales. GOO bags, nc-ln-
ing gepfcmbcr. G. GUU1GJ. October. J.tp-
Spof rio steady. mild. steady; sales
good business on private terms
STTGAR-Raw very firm. fair ~r"hnll-
3 1916. centrifugal. > DIG; moias7e'' d"
DIG. refined strong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
NEGRO OFFICIAL
UNDER ARREST.
The Postmaster at TiIIery, N. c., Ac-
cused of ENLIGHTENMENT.
WAS SERVING HIS THIRD TERM.
The Charge Against Him is Stealing
Money. Order Funds - Notorious
CoIored MAJ Found Dead on the
Railroad Track.

WELDON, ". c., August 31.-Speclal.-
j. NJ. Pittman. the colored postmaster at
Tillery, is in trouble. lie has been ar
rested by Inspector Gregory and was
brought before United States Commits
sioner Gooch. Pittman is charged with
embodiment Of money-order funds, and
with opening ordinary letters. lie gave
bail in the sum Of 500 for his appearance
here Friday. He was u former postmas-
ter 40 same office under the Harrison
administration, and IN 1887 he represented
Halifax county Ia the lower house of the
Legislature.
NEGRO FOUND DEAD.
Jack West. a negro OF unsav0ry reputa-
ton. was found dead on the track OF the
Raleigh and Castor railroad. near
Vaughan's. " IS thought he was killed
by unknown parties and placed upon the
track so it might appear that he was
killed by n train.
Contracts ave been signed for n -four
mill at this place. The capacity Will bee
one hundred barrels per day.
Several large new brick buildings have
lust been completed here. and contracts
have been made for two or three new
dwellings.
4 knitting mill is now assured. all the
stock having about been taken.
The crops on the Caledonia state farms
are the finest ever before known. There
Is one field Of corn that Is seven miles
long.
Populists and Republicans have agreed
TO fuse i'm Halifax county again this
year and divide the offices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
EXPRESS COMPANY MUST PAY,
North Carolina Commissioners Render
Unanimous Decision.

RALEIGH. y. G.. Aug. 3L-speoial-
The Railroad Commission on yesterday
rendered a unanimous decision that the
Southern Express Company must pay the
Oue-cent revenue war tax. .
Mr.. =. G.. Dubignan, OF Atlanta, general
counsel for the express company, Wadt
a strong argument hat the company
should not pay this tax. Hes said IT the
company must pay the tax II would
ask that II would be allowed 20 increase
its rate one cent. o.
The Agricultural and Mechanical 'oi-
lege opens FOR the fall session to-mor-
row. September LIST. The prospects arg
good. Everything has been ~oyerhauled'
and many c~onyeniences nave been adueu'
notably a bakery TO the kitchen outht.
The second new. bale OF cotton came in
to-day. and brought ) cents per pound.
The present outlook il that the new
crop will not sell for over : cents per
pound. ,
Governor Russell has commissioned
Adiutant David Clark. OF Raleigh, captain
OF Company NJ. Second Regiment, 10 sue
coed Captain J. NJ. Cooper, against whom
so many charges were made, n VINO
then resigned. Captain Clark was adJu-
tant Of the Second Battalion OF the
regiment.
A talcum mining company In swain
county was incorporated by the Seere-
tary OF State this week.
The Kilgo-Clark matter Is sun pelhs
heard before the Board OF Trustees Oh
Trinity.
The different railroads are sending In
their bills for transporting volunteers 70
the camps here and at Fort Macon. Inc
Southern railways bill is $500.
The Railroad Commission this morning
reduced the rate of freight on cotton on
the Raleigh and CASTOR railroad. so as
10 make 1t conform TO that OF the North
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
The MURDERER HlTE.
The Supreme Court 10 Consider His
Case on Sept. 10Th.

BOYDTON. VA. August 3L-spcciaL--
Mrs flite, the wife OF the murderer. Geo.
Hite. was here yesterday and visited the
condemned man In bis cell in jail. Mrs.
Hito was accompanied by her stepson.
Iney live about SIX miles from here. They
came In an open wagon ana returned
home late boa the afternoon.
As already stated in this correspond
ence. Hltes counsel has obtained q WIZ
Of error and sup~ersedCss. and INC hearing
will be- had Dy the supreme court OF APP
pcais. which meets ia stanton on the
10th Of September. The Court viii pass
mon the question as 10 whether or not
tie County Court of McckisuburS erred
in refusing 90 grant "a new trial 10 the
prisoner after the Court had learned that
one Of the trial jurors was a minor.
have learned that Hites appeal VIII
be submitted 10 the Court without arsu-
menf ~ counsel Much speculation u IN
dulgei Ia mere as 10 whar the decision
OF tho Court OF Appeals will be.
The Rev. sterling Gunu, rector OF 81.
James Episcopal church IN this place.
held a mission al Christ chapel. some
v and a half miles northeast OF ibis
place last week, and concluded the meet
Ing Yesterday afternoon. This Is a real
mission field and the rector was well re-
paid for his labor by the conversion ~
quite a number OF persons.
Misses Charlotte RcdfOrd. Ella Gilmore
and Edith Clarke. OF Richmond, ana Miss
Ialia Swain. OF Danyiiie. who have been
visiting the family OF MIR. q. HasAins, tclt
0nday Tor their homes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATS.
They Are Confident OF Winning in
Rockingham County.

ROCKINGHAM. n. c., August 81
SpeciaL-The campaign is growing warm
and the political cauldron IS beginning
to boil furiously. An immense gather
ing OF Democrats was held here to-day
and the speaking was attended By men,
women and children. So much enthusi-
asm has not been shown In politics for
half a score OF years. Speeches were
made by Judge Bennett and 9th
ers, all Of whom were cheered 70
the echo. Dir. Cameron Morrison. the
young chairman Of the County ENecu-
tive Committee. deserves great credit
is prosecuted.
An excellent county ticket has been
nominated. end though the Democrats
have not carried the county since 1874,
they are not only hopeful but confident
OF a sweeping victory this falL
The appointment OF negro magistrates
and negroes on the school committee
has tendpd 20 sOlidify the whites against
tho prospective domination OF the coll
oreG mc0 and as a result many Popu-
the Democratic party. and some pronl-
nent Republicans have ~renounced tne
party they have long faithfully served.
Tho sneakers have found that the pep-
plc cannot be- interested I'm national IS
sues. and the discussions are prineipa,ly
white people Of the State. This mas Sc
cured the cooperation and arounsed tle
enthusiasm Of the Gold Democrats, or
whom there IS a greater number thah
the siiveritts have been ready To anlnit'
a negro named BIN Aldfau was shot
IN a row over politics by n white man
named Alfred. lie viii recover
The residence OF 8. NJ. McCaulay. on
Randolph street. was burned last night.
1t was we'll insured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
PROSPEROUS MECKLENBURG
The People OF That County Are Now
Experiencing Good Times.

CHASE CITY. VA. August Especial.
The general business o~ulook-here is sus-
tanning the prophecy of those who told
as how soon good times would follow
peace.
4 short drive into the country this
morning took your correspondent In sight
o. crops tiat are as u~Ilrlsnlns as any
farmer could wish. and Che general tenor
of eyfuy1ody talk b. extremely nopeiui.
Tine Mineral Hotel. with the long list
of Auuroel4uVe guests, enaples me pro-
FrcsslNe owner. Mr.. Paxton. 90 contribute
largely 10 the volume ol business done IA
the town. Tho Mineral has had a mag
u.icout season. and Do deserves It's sue
cess Do splendid water, cyoI, shady
grounds. hue fare aud thc most courteous
Consideration ou the part ~ Host Pax
ton can constitute desire. Il large num-
bsr of Richmond people are among the
guests. and NOT ID iew persons from long
distances have boon attracted ny the
growing fame OF thls resort
1le county people are discussing t,ne
school book question. 81 lar as can De
arcfrfalual the unlft ahtlhirhl u IA
Vorible t0 Johnson books.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
THE MAJORITY OF
HOLLANDS QUEEN
She Assumes the Reins of Govern
ment in a Proclamation.
HERMOTHER TO Be HER EXAMPLE
The Aim OF Her Life TO Govern as Boz
comes a Princess of the House OF
Orange-Expects the support
of All Her Subjects.

THE HAGUE. Aug. 31.-Upon the ocea-
sion OF her birthday and the attainment
OF her majority to-day Queen Wilhelmina
Helena Pauline Maria. issued a proclams-
ton to the people OF the Netherlands.
il was worded as follows:
ION this day. SO important to you and
ne, I desire before all else to say a word
Of warm gratitude. From my tenderest
years you have surrounded me with your
love. From all paris OF the kingdom,
from all classes OF society young and old.
/ have always received striking proofs of
attachment. After the death OF my ven
Grated father. all your attachment TO the
dynasty was transferred TO me. On this
day / am ready TO accept the splendid,
though weighty task To which l have
been called and i feel myself supported
hy your fidelity. Receive my thanks. NV
experience hitherto has LEFT ineuaceable
impressions and is an earnest OF the fu-
ture. Ny dearly loved mother. 70 whom
/ am Immensely indebted set me an ex-
ample by her noble and exalted concep-
lions u the duties which henceforth de-
Volve upon me. The aim OF my life VIII
be TO follow her example and TO govern
In the manner expected OF a princess on
tho House Of Orange. True TO the con-
|stitution. ] desire 10 strengthen the re-
spect FOR the name and hag Of the Meth
crlands. As sovereign OF possessions and
colonies east and west | desire TO observe
Justice and 10 contribute so far as IN me
lies 10 the increasing intellectual and ma
terial welfare OF my whole people.
81 hope and expect that the support or
am. in whatever sphere OF official or So
cial activity you may be placed, within
the kingdom OF without. Will never 10
wanting.
Trusting In God. and with a PRAYER
that He gives mt strength. 1 accept the
government.
lSigned) "NlLHEINlNA.
Queen Wilhelmina accompanied by the
Queen Mother. attended Divine services
In the great church here this morning.
The Grand Duke Of SaX-Weimar. the
Grand Duchess OF Mecklenburg, the
Prince and Princess OF Weld. the diYlo-
matte corps. the civil and military author
titles and four thousand other persons
We're present.
The Papal Nuncio Mgr. Tarnassi, and
the ministers from Catholic countries at
tended Divine services In the Catholic
church.
AMSTERDAM. Aug. 3l-Solemn thanks
giving services were held here today N
am the churches. as well as In The church
as throughout Holland, upon the occasion
of Queen Wilhelmina attaining her ma
iOritY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01

T-I----.DI " Ana n T-TN
'"C""'f
Private. sales reported 10 me seeae5a,S
OF the tlchmohu IoDS00V sti'r - 49,
Wrappers. 3 ~hossneadsi Niiefs' A1-
heads ptiminss' 4' nossN'A'' 4o'''
ho-shraos. - ,..t. ,o-ao,.
lhe touacoo eooss', -"
spections. none. an.
Shockoe. .DaNenpoil So Diehsliw p
endnyf Ola b"llHut
hacco warehouses report lo.iay hecrlp's'
United states internal revenue cgitc
tons on tobacco ICa t.e ,i'y T. ,n 80
nloha' va. lo--iS @a T.
$3.50. pug '"D''''' f'''- ~
81 ..r.,4 90 tt, s.or.tary
Private sales reported 10 tht atsie'"tl
of me hlchlhoNu, tyue.lo Na"' '-l
month ending lo-laH- wrappers on h'
heads inIels, lgt noe ''t'''. ~
hossnedget s,'oNyts, To- Ho-' ,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
BEATS THE

Mr.. 4. {. Thomas. OF Marysville, Texas,
has found u more valuable discovery
than has yet been made IN the Kloadike.
For years he suffered untold agony from
consumption. accompanied 10y hemor-
rhages, and was absolutely curef by DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds. lie declares that gold
is OF little value In comparison with this
marvellous cure: would have IL. even II
Il cost a hundred dollars a bottle. Asth-
ma. Bronchitis and all throat and lung
affections are positively cured by DR..
Kings New Discovery fos Consumption.
Trial bottles free at owens Il Minor
Drug Co. Regular size 90 cents and N.eJ.'
Guaranteed to cure or price refunded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01

LYNCHBUKG. August d.-specidL--
bv frs colncl Committee IN Streets ana
fbc I-vnrhIurg EioctriC ana Light Com
,-.v n f"rmuiate "A contract satisfactory
10 an parties. Several propositions and
contracts have been eNehansed Dut the
rnwnanv wants an extension OF their
Sr-nfLIse Tor thirty years before they
80 osiiIing 10 place their street railroad
I'M Droper condition, while the committee
declare they will not agree 10 s1eh d
tnto "a contract setting forth exactly
what thev are going TO 90. .
The Third District ~ the knights OF
Pythias OF Virginia Will hold It's ann1s
mis- dstrict includes eight lodges.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
NV yORK ppODrcr NAnVrr

NEW YORK. Aug. 3i-FLOUR-Dull
and easier on low grade winters. but
steady for higher priced brands.
RYE FLOUR-Flrm, cOrnmeal steady
yellow western, lic.
kYl,-FirmCr, $50. . 81 81.
HARLEN-Stc4dV, western choice new
mailing EOc.. New York delivered. new
foe0i0e. 87lao.; barley malt. steady; west
oru. 150ilc.
M~HEAT-Spot market easy: No. . red
7lssc ODtions opened steady and ruled
frm hair the day on foreign buying,
strength ia corn and "a rally I'm cables.
Then they turned weaker on declining
enrinc wheat markets and closed hM%
n.i lower. May closed OTf>c.. September
closed. 8s3tc.; December closed 669sc.
~CORN-Spot steady: No. > 5O~c. OPP
isb crop news. later reacting slightly IN
der long selling and the break In wheat
closed steady at kYNc. net eep,
3JIsc.
OATS-Spot steady; No. ?. &c. Options
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
ANNUAL EXCURSION, RICHMOND
TO DANNILLE AND RETURN.

The old Dominion Association VIII ope-
rate their annual excursion Richmond and
DauviIe. Va, and return. leaving south
ern Railway depot. Richmond, IL F. ~
Saturday night, September 90, returning
leave Danyiile : T.. ~, september SIN
Nfonday), giving two whole days in Dam
vile and only one dag from business.
Fare from Richmond TO Danyille and
return viii be s. one OF Richmonds
most prominent colored ministers will
preach In Danville Sunday, September
An. and on Monday. the 5th. there will
be races between bicycle riders OF Rich
mond and Danville, which will We very
interesting.
Special coaches for our white patrons.
also Tor ladies without escorts.
OLD DOMINION ASSOCIATION,
W. /. JOHNSON, Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
RAITIMoRE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 31.-FLOUR-Dull.
unchanged. c,,,
WHEAT-Easier. spot and month p'
cSa.. December. C7i508TM; southcrn wheat
by sample. O5Uilc. ,-t,
CORN-steadicr. spot and month.
n3iasc.: September. 34i. qi4sc.i oelon-I
3iKn3ibc.. Southern white corn, "'
OATs-stoadicr. 80. . white Western
27c bil. no. . mixed do. Zfn25c.
RYE-Firmer; 80. . nearby IS safes
No . western. iHi4c.
gTfGAR-StronF unchanged.
BTrTTER-stcady. unchanged.
TGGe-Frm. unchanged.
CHEESE Steady, unchanged
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
NEGRO DESPERATE KILLED.
lie Had Threatened rhe Life of Mayor
CARROTS son.

ROANOKE. VA. Aug. 3i.-sDeclal-
This morning, as seven negroes were en-
route 20 Roanoke from f1t;syiVan.3
county. they became disorderiy a. kec~j
Mount. aud an officer attempted their ar
rest. lie called several by-stande e
his Assistance. among them icing Hc1i
maid Garrett. son Of Mayor Garrett. %.
the town. The young man had arrested
one OF the ruffians when another aavaHc-
ed on him with a gun levellec al G@F-
rett's breast.
The lattor turned, and az The same time
drew mis- revolver. firing Two shots, both
OF which took effect. killing the negro M
stantly. Three OF the outlaws wefc ar
rested and the others Eisda their eseapea