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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16
PROVO.

rhrini To the NEW
Prove, Jan. isth.-Thc stake con.
ference was held saturday and sun
day, counscloru John and snow spoke
briefly.
The High Priests quorum was re-
ported hy President James ". Daniels.
Elder l.. y. EEEcrtscn reported the
sunday schools.
Elder u. <. IIlnkiey reported the
Young Mems organizations,
Elder q. Il. Lyman, who n In charge
~ the v. NJ, ~. I. missionaries labor
ms Ia the stake reported that the work
" the missionaries had been completed
in twelve wards, and they hRd heen
kindly received everywhere,
Elders Tcardnle, Grant nnd Taylor
~ the quorum OF Apostles, bishops
Preston and r,omn.y. Elders George H.
l,rimhnll ANA WIN. \. liawllnsh cach
addressed the congregations during the
meetings. Many beautiful ana APP
Unrelated thoughts We're expressed To
the memory of the late Elder Goddard
sunday forenoon was devoted Ia the
sunday schools and some lnt"rVHtinF
historical sketches ~ the Church were
Elyrn by the children IN manner
showing study and appreciation OF the
subjects ana comnlendable Interest Ia
me work.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
The following orders have been made
IN the Fourth district cuurti
Estate " samuel Rndd, deceased
lugcne !. Honrlod appointed executor
under $500 bands.
maj account approved ana distribution
ordered.
Estate Of Varlna Bougnrdner. de-
conHed; Shndrnch richardson. Henry
Horne and Jas. Peterson appointed adj
Illustrators
Estate Of Clara o. Han. deceased
estate set apart for the benent ot the
minor heirs.
FISH AND GAME ASSOCIATION,
A meeting NJ the Utah county nsh and
lhme protective association was htlh
here Saturday. Hon. Marinus larsen
n the House committee ON ilrh and
rano met with the association. Changes
ueHlred by the association In the nhh
and game laws wer, talked over and
another meeting VIII he held next SAT-
unday for the purpose or adopting
amendments to be formulated by the
following committees u. A, barney,
~ 9. Newell. NJ T.. MadHon. j. A.,
uNard, ], Clark and ]. Madison. The
association Is Ia favor ~ sclning for the
common nHh In Utah lake. believing
mat u IN impossible TO take enough out
W this manner 10 ondanger the source
on supply, and believing that II they arc
~ they Will crowd out the game iiah,
ah'Y are source Of revenue to the
STATE, the lake being able To prulncn
ABOUT million pounds annually. The
association Is also In favor of permit
uNE gnme fish TO be shipped out ~ the
anle' believing that this viii make a
usuor market for bass than now exlnts.
NV ihe bnss are No well established
nn, hn possible amount OF fishing with
honh ana line eau prevent the lake from
,rhs Wen tlllcd with this class of fish,
Ky following gentlemen were apnoint-
60 committee To walt upon the i.agls-
azure III the interest OF such leFisla-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16

Horrible agony IN caused hy Piles
Turns and skin Diseases. These uFc
Immediately relieved and quickly cured
hy De Wlttn Witch Hazel SalVc BE-
ware OF worthless imltatlnna. n. a.
schrnmm, Mccormick Buildi corner
Main street. First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16
COALVlLLE.

conference OF ihN Young M'h
Mutual Improvement associations OF
summit stake viii be- held In the stake
tabernacle ON Sunday. January g2nd.
General meetings viii convene at y.
M. and 1880 y. ~. An officers meeting
viii be held at .. m. That a large
attendance may be- Insured. prominent
speakers from salt Lake have been on-
gagged.
SNOW WHITE.
The people of coalvilio and vicinity
seldom have had the opportunity OF
witnessing "A musical entertainment
equal TO the one given ON December
30. 1885, under the dirrctorahip OF
George beard.
Long before the hour OF commence
mont the people iruin tho adjoining
towns began 10 arrive, aud when the
curtain arose Tor the first act q large
ANA apprcciatiye audience greeted the
performers,
The time aud labor spent In prcpar-
inE coupled with the natural nptneHH
Of nil taking part. made the rendition
OF the beautiful oporcttn snow White
a ruccesn. The appearance " SNOW.
the queen. the Prince the Hunter. the
pwaTfH and lhe Fairies all arrayed IN
Appropriate costumes were received
with renewed applause, while the
ohoruseH were spirited aud pleasing.
TEACHERS RECEPTION,
After the close of tho regular County
Teachers Institute last Saturday, the
teachers In the northern end OF the
county dncludlng lloytsvillel enter
taind the visiting teachers aud their
friends The fraternity met In clun'H
hail nt y. M, ana after listening 10 a
provram IN which Or, Talmage and
Prof nabcock took part, ana OF which
the 4 city scarf drill and Mines. Smith
aud 1hnckcrny's duet were prominent
features, refrenhmcntn we're served.
gamea were played, and the merrieHt
crowd Of pcdngogucs You ever saw
danced the hours away.
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
Under the direction Of Principal W.
M.noyden ana Miss clara Williams the
pupils OF the Central school presented
most unique and pleasing entertain
ment In cmn'H hall, ON the evening
OF December 9th Thorough advcrtis-
Ing brought n crowded house. the total
receipts being Sle.ib, After the ex-
psnseR We're paid, there remained
i.Li0 which Is to be used for the pur-
pose OF beginning a school library
ana q Tine selection OF books has been
made.
The nrt number on the program w.
dialogue, "ltcnlm Of Time including
about twenty-five characters who reps
resented Father Time" each season,
each month, aud each holiday " the
year. This piece was well rendered
Then followed the scarf drlll and
pnntomlme. "JeHuH Lover NJ My Soul"
This was AN exercise Of special merit
and was repeated later by request,
The entertainment concluded with
short but Wen executed drama en-
Titled "rhc Adventures" I.ltile, II
any. limo was takcn within school
hours for preparing this entertainment
and yet those taking part were bene-
lifted by IL and from Il the school real
lied u substantial financial gain.-coal-
willie Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16

In pulmonary trouble. the direct nc
ton uf HALLARD'S ItOREHOUND
SYRUP upon the throat chest aud
lungs. Immediately arrest til .haiHdy
by relieving tho distress, cptting tnu
phloEm aud freeing the Vocal and
breathing organs. Price 20 and 90 GEMS,
n. g. N. |, Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16

Coughing Injuries and innames sore
lungs ono Minute Cough cure
lnoHcna the cold. ullnyH coughing and
heals quickly. The best cough cure
for children. perfectly hhrmlcHa, ~ q.
Rchrnmm. Mccormick liullGing. corner
Main street. First South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16

The Rio drandc Western Railway an
nouncea rite ~ SIS o. Denver and re-
turn Tor the liy" stock Convention,
Rate open to the public. Tickets ON
sale January send and slrd. Trains de-
part 40 $3.50 am, ana gao PM. carrying
pulimnn'H Palace and Tourist Shoppers.
Bunet cars and Free itrclininE chair
ears. Ticket ONCE, Dooly Block Cor
"a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16

Tile smallest things may exert the
greatest influence, DE Wits Little
Enflv i,ircu are unrqunled for over.
coming constipation and liver troubles.
small pin. best pill, safe plll. o. a.,
schfnmm. Mccormick building. curn'r
Main street. First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16

Many an innocent iiitle darling II
suffering untold agony nud cannot eN-
plain ia troubles Marx your ehild's
symptoms. you may fird u troubled
with worms. give II WHITES CREAM
NERMIFuGE ana restore IL 10 quiet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16
Rare Hosiery Values.

childrsu'H Jersey ribbed natural
gray Union Suits, heavy fiecced 10 but
ton across tho chest former prices
tie o. Csc each according 20 size.
they go this week Ia an Sizes. at
29c
Ladies' medium heavy nccccd Jersey
ribbed lmy Union Suits. Sizes IN 8.
regular 7oc quality, go this week at
4Oc
Ladies evtrf heavy necced ccru
Union suits, best cotton winter UNDER
wear ln tho market, In all sizes,
staining uoO grade, for this week Ut
coo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16
SALT LAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Ie va seeond soulh sheel.

Rock keeping. Shorthand. Typewrit-
Ing English branches, Day and EVEN
lnE school Experienced teachers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16

TABLETS BucKEYE PILE oINT-
MENT H. the only remedy for hllni,
bleeding or protruding piles, indora'd
by phyrioinnH, cures the most obstinate
cases. Price n cents In BOTTLES. Tubes.
70 cents. Il. e. NJ I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16

u had rheumatism IN my loft shout.
drr ana was unable "a use my left arm.
/ began taking Hoods sarrapnrilln and
pirtcly cured. have not had rheumn-
iisn since that time. although ! hnV"
been much exposed 10 cold weather
Gertrude Parker Topcle city, Utah.
HoOD'E PILLS cure all liver liia.
Mailed Tor gsc. by g. I. Hood y co..
Lowell. Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16

Coughs and colds cumc unlimited. hut
you can quickly set rid ~ them with "a
few doses ~ BALi.Aitp'S Hoiii.-
HOUND SYRUP. Price 20 and 10 crnls
u. g. NJ I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16

The worst after effects u Influenza
arise from dernnFpd functions uf the
liver clear the blood nt once with
HERHtNE. for n win strengthen the
liver To- Withdraw from circulation the
hillary pnisonE. Price ~ cents. Il. g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16
E|eQllI sulphur Turkish Both

Aud Treatment Rooms In charge OF
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Ans Il ind ~ ID bath you want Massage
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
Engagement Announced.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, December T.
(Special)-The engagement and APP
preaching marriage Of Hon. l.. NJ La
toilette State Auditor, and Miss Clara
Dearmond, Of Cincinnati. o., was made
public here to-day. Miss Dearmond is Il
descendant of one Of the first settlers OF
Cincinnati. and is "a niece of Judge Fer
ris. OF the Probate Court in that city
She is sister of the wife of Lieutenant
l.. NJ. Hartman, United States navy. She
is also sister 10 AIRS. Howard Curtin,
OF Sutton. ". Va.
Hon. John Cooper. aged 81. died this
morning az Cooper, Mercer county after
q short spell Of sickness. Deceased was a
prominent Republican, having been a DEL
egate 10 two national conventions from
this State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
prOnerfN VrRnsfers.

Richmond; Joseph A. Crossleys trus-
tee 10 j. NJ Lawrence. % feet on south
side Blair street. $50 feet east Of RSn-
dOilh street 500.
Walter Christian. Clerk. 10 Joseph T..
Glenn % 1-2-12 feet on Eighteenth street,
100 3-l2 feet north OF Marshall street. IN
name OF " Ragland, trustee for +. Ba-
ker's heirs. for taxes. S23.52.
Same TO same. is - feet on east side
Seventeenth street. between Main and
Franklin. i'm name Of Isaac Jacobs, for
taxes. SlSS40
Same to same. "a feet on north side
Canal street. 20 feet east of Foushee
street. I'm name OF Sedley Dixon. for
taxes, 5000.
James II. Payne's trustee to J. NJ.
Lawrence % feet on ST. Paul street,
southwest corner Coutts street $3.50.
The Gallego Mills Company's trustee TO
Thomas J. Todd 60 feet on the eastern
embankment Of the basin OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company, for
merry known as the warehouse or lum-
berhouse o. the CALICO Mills. $500.
Henry Stewart and wife to Joseph y.
Stewart. trustee same as recorded IN
Henrico County Court November o. 1872.
Henrico; J. T. Ellington 10 c. w.
Brandt 80 feet on east side Twenty
street. 80 feet north Of y. N,o5O
Isaac l.. GoOdman's trustee 10 julia Nj.
Lawrence 100 acres on north side Charles
CITY road. about seven miles from Rich
south,side Land and Improvement
Company TO Pascal Davie. lot Of land
wing north OF Richmond and Danvlle
railway. between Reedy creek and Canon
Run, s..
renee. IS 6-12 feet on east side Of Carter
street. between Harvie and Plank road,
Sisb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
n.GENT BEFORE POLICE COURT.
HIS Case Continued In the ibserce
of Importnnt Witnesses.


one Of the most interesting cases be
fore the Police Court yesterday was that
Of Frank Bagent. a young man of Church
Hill. Bagent is charged with a serious
offence, being that Of breaking into the
ONCE OF Mr.. II. A. Smith and stealing SO
In currency, and also a check for that
amount drawn on the City Bank Of Rich
mond. The funds which Bagent is
charged with stealing were the properly
Of the Hasker & Marcuse Beneficial So
clety. Bagent IS painter by trade. He
Hall.
The case was not gone into yesterday.
because OF the absence Of important Wit
nesses. Bagent had no counsel, but asked
FOR bail, which Justice Crutchheld de-
chned 10 give HIM lie went 10 jaN
philip Gresham, a colored youth. was
charged with cutting and wounding
IhOmaS Austin. a white youth Thomas
was cut I'm the face. His injury is a
most painful one, and he was unable 10
appear Ia court. The hearing went over
until tomorrow week, the 10th.
william Landrum was Up again for
being drunk He went TO the rOck-piie
for thirty days.
5. y. Collins was drunk on the street
lie went down for ten days.
The case Of Walter Turpin was con-
tinued TIL the 10th. Iurpin is now in jail
for stealing clothes from a dwelling
house. The police Wednesday found evil
dence TO convince them that he had
broken into a caboose-car of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio road and stolen a lot Of
Dr6eses.
William Bibbs. a cOlored man. was up
for intrudlng upon the premises OF Ida
Robinson Bibbs was charged with break
ing into the house Of Ida and stealing a
lot Of wearing apparel. The hearing was
continued until tomorrow.
William Miles was charged with break
Ing the nose TO spite the face Of the
stone lion at the ChimboTazO springs.
The case was continued until the goth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
Zoe 2o-Sun. Tu 6H
per head, s3lts3.50; inferior, per head, SO
81 20: Old bucks. per hcad $2l&.

per head. s3ltss.5o; Inferior. per head. SO
$3.50; old bucks, per head. $2gsS.
CHICAGO. December 6.-cattle-cood
TO choice cattle steady poor 10 medium,
shade lower Cow market and Gamers
strong and active; stockers and feeders
poor 70 medium. S4Jogp.4o; mixed stock
ers $343S.7J; selected feeders, xUtiGc;
good TO choice cows, -. S'dA75; heiters.
sSqS Gamers. s2gss; bulls. a.5gft s9l
grass Texas steers, s3.tcatA2o.
Hogs-Active at TO l0c. higher. closed
weak; fair clearance; mixtd and BUTCH
ers', S3s5G<i17ik good TO choice heavy.
81 So@tsi5-bulk Of sales, ssQs4iO.
sheep--Steady 10 weak Lsnbs about
steady. Native wsthers. - sOGl$4 20; lambs.
si@s5. S.. western wethers, saaA4o; west
ern lambs, SSdS6.4o.
Receipts: Cattle, 1880 head; hogs, 1900
head; sheep. 1900 head.
NEW YORK. December 6-Beeyes-Re-
ceipts, 30l7 head; ~ cars on sails good
cattle firm; others steady: one car I'M
sold; steers, s0QS.10; oxen and stays.
sSlVS$I%; bulls. pfqTs cows, Nb9
81 extra fat COWS A.BQ5f3S. No later
cables. Export. 20 cattle, 20 sheep. and
$500 quarters of beef. mona Tomorrow
Calves--Rocepts. 1890 hsad veals firm
20 SOC. higher: grsssers fell steady. about
all sold; yesls. syqss; tope, ss1: little
yearlings. s55i4'2 IS. southern calves,
S25Og$325; westerns ss25fIs3s)
sheep and lambs-Receipte 1896 head:
sOi4 cars on saie. active for all sorts;
sheep. lOc. higher; lambs. 25c. higher; ell
stock wanted sheep. t2tOl1$4.50; culls 500
81 Is: lambs S.25gse. tops, S.S: cuIls. 81
Hoss-Reoeipts. $3.50 head; one car on
sale: steady az A.Ss4A.6o. including pigs.
EAST BUFFALO, n. Y, December a.
Cattle--Receipts AL consigned through;
-fpadv firm. yefls. HHft 20
Workers and PIGS. A25VN40; mixed me,
dlums and heavy. $40; roughs. 5000
Sheep and Ismbs-Rece,pts. % cars:
active and higher: lambs. "a 35QS5 90:
sheep s. t)0s4 Is: wethers and yesrlings.
sLGa;se5.
EAST LIBERTY. PA. December g.
Cattle--s,eady; extrs. ts9ss2s; prime.
! s. S5ds5. u; common. $3.50
Hogs-steady: best mediums. sL25lf3t3o;
] best Workers si75QS4.s0 20; Hight Workers and
4 PIGS Nns45 heavy hogs. SILICA %:
! roughs. s275DS75
J s45O, common. N-6O5se5 80; choice lambs.
s5.soa<5.so common 70 good. SScaS3.
Veal Calves-N0E25
| CINCINNATI. December s.-Hoss-Ac-
tive and higher at ss.sogsAc7n.
Cattle-S,rong At &fi75oo
ss757;5s5
NAvAI~sToRE MARKETS.
SAVANNAH. GA. December T.--Tur-
pentine-Firm Mt ssc.: receipts go CASKS;
sales. lss casks; exports. So casks.
| Rosin--Steady and UNCHANGED: receipts,
3i7l barrels; sales. none: exports. 100
barrels.
WILMINGTON. n. c., December T.
Spirits Turpentino-Steady at Hh04sc. I;
receipts. 80 casks.
Rosin-Firm al N.o7,t0u.iii, receipts,
33i barrels.
Crude Turpentine-ouist NJ p0 and
s. 10: receipts. Is barrels.
Tar-stssdy at $40: receipts. 81 bar.
reis-
CHARLESTON. y. C., December L.
Turp@nrins -Markst nrm =, IKE. sales.
nons.
Rosin-Firm and unchanged: salsa.
Mana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
GENERAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. December 7.-Flour-Fair-
~ well supplied with buyers. al old
prices. and closed firm, holders asking an
advance.
Rva Flour-Steady.
Buckwheat Flour-Dull.
Buckwheat-Nom
Cornmeal-Quiet.
Rye-Steady.
Barley-Quiet.
Wbeat-.;,Sot steady; No. red. 7lssc.
Options opened steady and unchanged.
In the absence OF offerings, shorts be-
came nervous. and soon bid the market
M. following positive strength at the
West and Southwest. Among me more
small western receipts steadier cables.
hullish Argentine crop news, and strength
of corn Close strong al Aulzc. net
advance: March closed at 75ssc.; May
closed at 7i5sc.; July. 75l2c.; December
Corn-Suot steady; No. 2. 40ssc. Option
market opened steady and unchanged.
later advancing, with wheat, strength at
the Nest. and heavy clearances. Trade
mere was quiet ell day. Close firm at I'M
Closed at 3s5sc. December closed at Ss7sc
Oats-spot steady options qSet.
Hay-Steady.
Beef-Steady
cut Meats-Steady.
Lard-Easy. Refined quiet: Continent,
$3.50.
Buttsr-Firm: western creamery, 20
Cheese-Strong: small. September, l2s.@
l3c. ,.
24a55c.. loss OF: western, ungraded, at
niprk. l61Iitc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
yexxs of the CITY Courts.

Notice of motion was filed in the City
Circuit Court yesterday by GraysOn
Buruss against Lucien Il. Iatum Tor
SG05 %. w O
The evidence in the case or w, ;.
Forbes against the city of Richmond has
been partly heard. The case was con-
tinl,d until to-day.
Tn' the Law and Faulty Court motion
was fled for Judgment by II. ~ NuchoiS
John Price (colored was acquitted In
the Musings Court for hitting John
Thomas also colored( -,
John Boiler alias William Johnson tcol-
orcdD was before Judge Witt Tor break
ing I'm the house OF William kubenstein'
lie was given ten years In the peniten-
tiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va, December Z, 1873.
Private sales reported to-day were IS fol-
lows: Leaf dark, II h0gsheads fillers. 8
hogsheads; Tugs. hogsheads. Total mum
Der of hogsheads sold during the day, -.
United States internal-reyenue cOllec-
tlons for the city OF Richmond, Va, to-
dav were as follows: Tobacco, SJ,o7p2i
cigars. ss.Sl6.si. Total, s33N.ls.
The warehouses report to-day: Receipts
hogsheads; deliveries. IL hOgsheads.
Samping by the tobacco inspector t.
day was Hight.
GrenshaW Warehouse had a sale to-
day OF 3s $50 pounds Of dark tobacco
highest price. sll.
Shockoe and Stonewall warehouses also
he'd good sales Of loose, with far prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08

18th instant, arrived in New York last
Wednesday. lie is in the best physical
condition. and looks forward with plea
sure TO his tour through this country.
This month ne will give nine concerts
two in New YORK. four in Boston, and
one each IN Philadelphia. Washington.
and Richmond. He Will play only In the
most important cities Of the country.
This tour promises 10 eclipse not only
his last, but the tour Of any pianist, not
excluding Rubinstein.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08

Ex-Governor McCorkle, Of West Virginia.
Elliot b. Danforth. and William j. Bryan
are members Of the organization. while
the theatrical profession is represented
by such distinguished persons as Henry
Irving, Nat. G. Goodwin. Joseph Jefferson
Frederick Warde, Louis James, and a
host of others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
Mr.. w. II. Toyynes f. Here.

Mr. William T. Townes. former Consul
General TO Brazil, is at the Jefferson. Mr..
TONNES is living at San Juan, and IS
president Of the Porto Rican-Americdn
Tobacco Company. He IL prospering in
the tobacco trade. but says the tax i'm
posed by this country retards the ship
ments 10 American ports Mr. Townes is
a native of Mecklenburg county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
Popular Young Nan Dead.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. VA,
December 7.-(Special.)-M Howell J.
Meredith, one Of the most popular young
men OF Gloucester, died at Wilson's
creek, his fathers home, this morning.
Mr.. Meredith had been sick for a month,
but was thought better yesterday. The
burial will take place al Ware church to-
morrow.
who was so badly hurt yesterday, Is very
critical