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Decorah-posten., 1899-12-08
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babe at gpsns asre. iua os Ggneu It
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paa psnItre 9runo. Den Der omtaIte
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Decorah-posten., 1899-12-08
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Decorah-posten., 1899-12-08

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"ad, ieg bar netop bupt en- 2r9tte
meo min Some"
"Nua, glenn og tilsiO."
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bar mig, Tom bapbe llret. isr bu."
"Sdiaa, ia ou faar bu f~orldnge en-
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Decorah-posten., 1899-12-08
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Swanson Rheumatic Cure CO., Chicago, III.
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er tuot bGoediat % paahpehqt at bau0le mo.
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Decorah-posten., 1899-12-08
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Decorah-posten., 1899-12-08

SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE co, 1916 E. Lake ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-08

lie q 90 soe,ti'D III ." "ar'Daro!s 'a1: pr'' $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
NEW COAL AND
COKE COMPANY
VIII Operate Coke Ovens in Lee
County,
HE is CHARGED WITH MURDER
A Bristol Young Man Killed Sailor
He Claims in Self Defence go Judge
Rhea will Make Speeches in
kentucky in October.

BRISTOL. VA, September 2-SpeciaL-
Judae william s. stuart OF the Hastings
Court has granted a charter to the BLACK
Mountain coal and Coke Company cap
ital $4,000.
its OFFICERS are John II. Caldwell prcsl-
dent. Samuel j.. King vice-presideht ana
treasurer, and p. G. Thompson secie1at5
This company has for its purpose lhe
DEVELOPMENT " some 5000 acres 81 val
liable coal lands at Crao orchard, l-'1
county. Va Tile plan is TO esttDilsA Z"
coke plant there % manufacture coke TO
supply the furnaces Of the Virginia lroh'
Coal and Coke Company. George j.. D'l-
ter. president OF the Virginia ttoh' to--
and Coke Company IS a. director il '"7
new coal and coke company.
New rolling stock IS arriving TOT lh'
VIRGINIA and Southwestern railway "'
massive freight engines arrived from l.io
paffvfn Locomotive Works this week.
The company Will receive oth-f engine
soon. and IS having built large number
OF coal cars and coke racks. me VIZ
uinia and Southwestern railway company
I'd exp.ndinv thousands OF dollars on
track repair including new bridges pai-
lasting. etcs
Tho Democrats Of Washington county
will hold a mass meeting at Abingdon on
the 10th instant for the purpose az SEE
lectug delegates 20 the convention 10
nominate candidates 10 represent thr
county In the next Legislature. The con-
vention viii be- hold at Abingdon on inc
9th instant Bristol win send delegates
TO this convention.
The suit OF the New York Mutual Ike
Insurance company against Mrs. II. H.
Chase 10 recover S3)e0, alleged 10 have
been illegally taken out, has been WIKI
drawn.
In Will De remembered that I'm this case
ff WAS CHARGED that tho husband ot the
beneficiary did not Ole. but Was spirited
away and that a wax figure was buried
in his stead
1t is numated that Mrs. Chase now
d0ntemplatcs entering srt against me
insurance company with the hope OK re-
covering heavy damages.
a.. IL. Russell. 3D. Bristol young man, who
is serving O. twenty-yeir term ,n me
Kinrst0n. Canada. peufonuarT on "a
charge OF mansauehter is making am
earnest effort through the United States
consul ot KINGSTON 90 secure his release.
lie Us twcnty-thrce years Of age and was
"a peacelble young man while here. Chief
ofp0.ice Caldwell received o. letter from
the consul This week making inquiry
about Rurseirs character
Russell killed % sailor named Kelly last
DECEMBER Ie claims he committed th-
Killing in seif-dfanse.
C0ueessmau William T. Rhc2, OF the
N'uth district has been invited t1 make
sreeehcs for he Democratic ticket in
Kentucky this mu Ie has accepted the
Invitation. and expects TO eo to chat state
early u October where he NAl make
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

WARRENTON. VA, Sept. Especial.
At Leeds Episcopal church, in this coun-
~. to-day at u o'clock, was witnessed the
marriage Of Miss Leila pegram Marshall
daughter of Edward G.. Marshall, % Pro-
fessor James Jones Marshall, or the
Cleveland High school. near Markham.
The ceremony WAS performed by the
rector Rev. Thomas jefferson Taylor
Thechurch was decorated with golden rod.
Mrs jefferson Taylor wife Of the rec
tor. presided NJ the organ. Tho best man
was Mr.. John Marshall brother of the
groom. Miss III Marshall. sister of the
bride. was maid of honor and was beauti-
fully attired i'm white organdie over satin.
same as the bride.
The ushers were: Frank Dixon. Of
Washington: Robert Sri6lng Markham
Va: r. Winfield Jones, Alexandria. Va.
Beverly Marshall. Gray Carol Stublng
and Stanislans, Of Hume Va; William
Meredith Smith. Winchester and j. Frank
Jones. Of washington. Va. After an cx-
tended bridal tour of several weeks. Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall viii reside at the
Cleaveland High school where NE -suc-
ceeds Captain Marshall commencing
with the coming session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
GEORGIA ASKED TO PAY UP.
Claim for Arms Believed 10 Have Been
Purchased Before state Seeded.

ATLANTA. GA. sept. 2-Attornoy-Gen-
cral Terrell has been presented with a
claim for $4,000 against tho state OF
Georgia bv the counsel for George H. Pen-
field. OF Washington.
The Communication is 20 the eneor th1t
George I'D. penfe.d bad sold tne State Of
Gc1rsia arms and 'mmlnituu io tle
amount oil 10000 and That h.s claim for
Tits sum had been noJudIcd,-d in ms
me letter indicated that Pcnield was
under the Impression Chat one h.Ai Lefls-
lature would appropriate money sii.cient
90 meet This claim.
Atforney-General Terrell stated mat
Geora.a might have owed Penle.d $4,000
for arms. but that under tac Colstt tuition
~ the United states 30 was lWnDt lnio 10
collect such debt at the nfetet. l.mc.
Governor Gambler is ~ the OH. uion tnat
the PcnGc.d contract was maoa before the
state seeded from The Union although "a
errorfoIaI examination Of the executive
minutes OF that period docs n.I disclose
the fact that such contract was ever
made.
Governor Gambler believed tlat ne arms
were purchased from o. clam. iHi ln Pc
England However. before me sugp. -
could Dee shipped tlo state OF "ooI9lt
seeded from the Union. ann .le arms
were seized bv the Federal Cove Amenl'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
SnnllPnliiics.

Some OF the Democratic politicians IN
Richmond are making q spectacle 0f them-
selves by demanding the removal of John
Gerry Court. even going So ffr as 60 make
81 thiu'y-teiled threat against judge
Lamb tnat 81 he does not remove the cole
orel man and appoint "a white man to the
position his own reelection may De op-
posed ln the coming General Assembly
THAT is about the smallest and nastiest
assault We have ever seen made upon Il
iudee on the bench. and II Judge Lamb
Is made Of the right sort Of stun he will
snap his fingers IN the faces of the peanut
politicians. Sheppard Is said % De a man
Of good character. who faithfully performs
the duties OF his humble station. lie is
RESPECTFUL. DBL ging and efficient IL Is
even stated that he votes the DcwOcratie
ticket. SO that the only thing urged
against HIM Is ms co.or' race pIs5 laice ls
the South, and much OF Il has had ex-
IRENE nroyocation: but let us hans that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

Now YORK. Sept 2-BUTTER-Quiet
and steady lue creamery, lo4-lc.; state
DAIRY i5Uf3c
CHEEsl.-srons: large white. lie
EGGS-tlrm; State and fennsy wanna
1sc.. western uneraded, ll,24 Pc =, 500,
POpATOES-Quiet; fair 10 prime, Sll414
Nl 21. fancy. SL4OQ1.G5, southern sweets,
$l012J. Jersey sweets SZ4-JV.
PErEOLEJM-srong. Renneql. New
$50; do in bulk. 500.
TURPENrlNE-Qu.ct at 47llg4sc.
EICE-Steady: domestic fair 10 extra,
c0'ffON BY siEAM-To Liverpool
26zc
Coffee Options opened quiet and un-
changed; ruled exceptionally dull anu
heavy: European and Brazilian cables De-
ine advanced and receipts stii heavy,
selling checked by large warehouse oellN-
cries in this country. Closed easy, not
unchanged TO - points decline. SAFES,
December S4G5: April. SiSlp4 30; May,
Sfa5. spot-Rio dull: No. Z Invoice. 5fsc.;
So z jobbing, Csc mild quiet Cordova'
sUGAR-Quiot; fair refining. 9 15-1Gc. +;
centrifugal 90 test 4l2c.. molasses sugar
NI-SKMFIONS-I light demand and
very weak. prices generally lower, hocty-
Maryland seed. 75c 1929; do New Jcr-
soy seed 75c.USl: do. Hackensack seed,
zoe. 0Si2j; do New Jersey. Christina,
zoe. 0S1.5O: do. Gem and jenny Lind SOC.
NS1j0, do. Albany county CHRISTINA, per
barrel 15c.mSl5O.
WATERMELONS-S no improve
mont. Maryland. per car lead, S25UI5; do.
ryow Jersey. S20ff5O. do Maryland, per
100. SJQ1O: DO. New Jersey ana Virginia,
Holiday in oil other produce markets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

NEW YORK. Sept 2-COTTON-Thc
cotton market opened al a decline OF 90
= points loWer. Trading confined espc-
cialy 20 evening up accounts in antci-
the possible climatic changes in tne crop
belt or of changes at Liverpool before thc
resumption ~ business here iUc-Na4
morung The market was disturbed. too,
ny rumor7 of yellow fever iu New Orleans,
put iAls influence was only temporary, as
but one case was reported, ana that one
was said TO have been an Imported sup-
-ect. The easier ruling OF the market ioi-
especially as TO spot sales. continued
large receipts. q rather Dearsh chronicle
report as compared with expectations. anu
reported less bullish weather conditions
iu tle Southwest. But the attac1 on
Change was very small, ANA change
light and fluctuations narrow. AZ u "A.
ut. The market showed net decline If ]
10 q points. The market closed steady
unchanged TO 4 point lower
COTTON-Futures opened steady; Oct9-
Nor. $50. November I,2. December. 80.
January. Go3. March, 600; April O.lSt
Futures closed stCady: September. 800:
october. g Sc, November, 5H5, December
1se. january Go3. February. COG. March.
C10. April CHA, May 61N. june, 90
SPOT cotton closed ga et, middln& up-
lands. Oli m.ddimg guli g.; Sales none
COTTON-Quiet; middline Ui; net re-
celpts. go bales. gross 900 bales' STOCK,
Total to-day and consolidated-Not zee
ce.uts 1886 bales; exports % Great Bril-
tain 5GU3 bales. stock. 3Sj.ji3 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipt
20 bales. exports TO Great Britain. lbs
bales: 90 France. u,4G1 bales, TO the Con-
tnent 4,5iO bales.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. -COTTON-spot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

DANvILLE, VA. Sept 2-special-
At Lovetown. a village five miles south
Of Danville. there was q shooting affair
last night between Alonzo Griffith
Cvhit0 and Sidney Walls (col0reO. Both
men were drunk and, without apparent
cause. went 10 fighting and shooting
Both were wounlcd-Walis fatally and
Griffith quite seriously.
Walls was shot I'm the shoulder and
spine. is paralyzed. and cannot live many
hours.
Griflth was shot IN the hand and
breast. His wounds, while painful. are
not considered dangerous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
A NOTABLE WEDDING.
Tcndley Dickinson Makes Hiss Alice
Salome Patton His Bride.

CHARLEsTON. W. VA. September p
speclal--Mr Fmdley Dickinson. oi Rich
moud. and lrss Alice salOme Patton the
beautiful daughter ol col. and airs. %. a..
Patton ard 90 frequent visitor to Nir-
ginia's capital. were married at 4 o'clock
his afternoon at The home of the BRIDES
aunt lirs F B. Swan Rer. j.. j.. Iol-
ford. of LcUlsburE. ofic.aled
Only immediate friends and rnil
were present. among them being the
groom sister. Ml-- Florence uiDhn.uI.
and Mr Frank s,oams, ol Richmond.
acting 14 best MAN.
THE couple lef. ODD the evening train for
Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
THE BALL MISSED.
Wronged Nan Tries 20 shoot Destroyer
or His Home a. Creenyille, y. G..

CHARLOTTE ". c.. September "a
special 90 the Observer from Greauv.le.
Attorney G.. NJ Bernard OF Raleigh. was
at the Depot at Greonvle. this evening
waiting for q train. AIr. S. B. Sheppard
confronted him and said: "You id scoln-
dreL You ruined my home.' and iroI
Tho ball missed.
Bernard ran into the waiting room.
closed the door, climbed ont of o. back
window, got into n buggy and drove into
the town and swore out peace warrant
against Sheppard.
The public sympathy IS with the latter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

Kirllw00ds Lunch Rooms have been
signal successes in Richmonds business
world They have catered to the public
wants end the public haas been so well
pleased that within the past few days
Kirkwo0ds downtown lunch-room has
been enlarged. newly fitted redccorated
and $50 generally improved that 1t is a
real comfort 10 eat there. The prices arc
extremely modest. and the service is
of the best The patrons are served Boy
neat and attractive Mattresses. and ''po-
likeness and quick service is Airkwood's
trade mark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
WHAT WOULD JUSTICE JOHN OO2
4 Father Lets Ifis Children Go TO Jail
Rather Than whip Them.

SUFFOLK. VA. September Especial
Because their father would not give them
a whipping in Police Court this morning,
three boys. aged from six to- ten years.
were ordered boy Mayor Brewer to De put
I'm tho county jaiL They were Barrett
stancie and Jimmie Duke. children of W.
J.. Duke "a telegraph operator. Tile boys
were not locked up. a friend OF the
family Went security for The $40 fine.
The boys were tried for throwing mis-
sles and using vulgar language. Tine
Mayor offered TO remit the fine if the
father would chae.ise them. lie refused.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, Sept 2-FLOUR-
Dull. c.-..
lVHEAT-Duu. spot and month coz
zoe. october. 714Niiac.; December, sa
W53igc. Southern wheat, boy sample. ca
1Clsc. ..-.-.s-
C0RN-Srong. mixed spot, 31l03tc.;
month. 3bi 0aGhc.s Octo9ci, aii ~ So
November or December 'I,2aa '.ae. SCUM
eru white corn, 33U&h-c
OArs-Firm. so. white. 2ii4g-sc
RYE-Firm: No. nca-py, 15o l3,-c-
nominal ,..,,,,--.a
t.frrs-err- Ffrm and unchanged.
DIiT.rER-I and unchanged.
EGGg-Firm and unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

ITS BEARING ON
NEXT CAMPAIGN,


who dearly loves discussion. win DO inn
mensoly pleased.
SAUNDERS OPPOSITION
A prominent citizen of Franklin county
writes Tho Times MS follows:
"II0n. T.. w. Saunders friends arc much
surprised at the recent publication IN 4
virginia Democratic newspaper that he
had serious opposition. This Is without
foundation. ard bang O. member for
twelve wears, hts people are more salts
fed with him than ever before. They cone
fdenly expect him I'D Doe Speaker and
say that bits absence from The Legislature
would Dee q calamity t0 the Democratic
party and that the party would lose a
leader I'm tho Legislature whose place
would be hard go l.i Those who saw Mr..
Saunders preside mo- the Roanoke conven-
ton win never forget his powers as par
Humanitarian. ]. .s not unfair 10 say
that as such Doe has no superior and few
equals. The opposition % Saunders in
this county will meet am overwhelming
defeat"
HARMONY TN FLUVANNA.
Mr.. w. B. PettIL county chairman or
tho Democratic party Don Fluvanna. In
letter t0 The Times denies the report that
there is any likelihood OF n spllt or an
independent candidate in that county. He
SAYS there was nothing iu- the convention
or anything since CD justify such con-
clusi0n. Tie says in regard Go the county
convention of ias- week:
"It was. perhaps. tho largest and most
enthusiastic meeting we have ever h1d
here ON a similar OCCASION and while there
was considerable discussion as 90 the
plan t0 Doe adopted for selecting delegates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

Colonel John J. Garnet, OF New York
director of the Southern Exposition eau.
ed az the Governor office yesterday
He wished delegates appointed from VIZ
8. Watt. clerk OF the Circuit and
co,,,ty courts of Gloucester, was at the
Auditors Office yesterday
Tho resignation OF captain Robert lie
Nasurier of Company r, hIehnona ana
Captain Morris Il. Rowe OF Washington
c,te~d Fredericksburg. .-have been re-
lived at the AdjutanJ-Generafs office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, September
2-specal.-The friends OF the Hon. Geo.
W Morris. at the bar and in the city. are
anxious for him TO become a candidate
for the city judgeshlp I'm the event that
Judge r. Il. W. Duke declines re-elec-
ton. which Is now very possible. 4 pe-.-
ton Is now being circulated and extern
siveiy signed asking Mr.. Morris Co con-
sent TO take che office in the above event.
ana ne has tbo matter under consideration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
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