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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30

command from the west side of the city
with nag OF truce and asked protectioh
for the city which was kindly auofaeh
After the war and az the frs, municipal
election there were three candidates Tor
the mayoralty Of Petersburg-MaJo
Daniel Lyon. Hon. John Dodson "a
former mayor and Colonel Collier. rms
election resulted in the choice Of Colonel
Collier. who was duly installed into me
office and served out the term or tW'
years and part oI another, wnen ne was
removed by the military authorities OF
District No J." headquarters an Rich
mona. Va FOR inability 10 take me
iron-clad oath. In the municipal election
iust referred TO none voted except those
authorized BY the State Jaw and wore
the same electors as voted before and
during the war
RAILROAD PRESIDENT
Immediately on the removal of Mayor
Collier by the military. and before ne
surrendered The mayoralty ne was elect
ed BY the stockholders president OF the
Petersburg Railroad Company. This Of
fee he filed some four years unHl ne
reconciliation Of the company. "hlcA
had passed into the hands of new par
ties who eiectsi one OF their numOer
president. tDl0nel CONFER i4tN RET N""
IN the bar ana practiccd his profession
for several wears In the spring OF lssS.
the Democratic party. FOR many years
without voice IN municipal affairs. de-
termined g. make a last grand rally Tor
the city officers Colonel Collier was
nominated for the Office O.; mayor. and
along with him an uneNceptionab.e
ticket FOR the other general Offices G"n-
eral stlth Boiling being the opposing he-
publican candidate for the mavor1ity.
The Democrats carried The election by A
large majority and Installed the officers
elected
Colonel Collier was elected mayor I'VE
consecutive timeil lie stood for rr-elec-
ton last spring. but was defeated ov
Dr. J. VI. pleasonts. who now fills that
Office
A RULING ELDER
Colonel Collier was for many years n
ruling elder IN the Tahb-S,reet Presby-
ierlan church OF this CITY. having been
odalned under the ministry 81 the Rev.
Or. Rutherford He filed the Office OF
president and of superintendent NJ the
sunday school several terms. FOR years
ne taught large Bible class Of young
ladies al the Old-Street church In this
oftv. He wss the first preSident ~ the
Young Mems Christian Association. OF
this city. the organization ~ which was
In great measure the work II that ac-
compllshed divine. the Rev. Thomas
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NOTABLE WEDDING.
Miss Mary Isabella Borst Becomes the
Bridc OF stanley u. Beckham.

C1U,PEpER. VA. June 2r.-Special-
stanley s. Beckham. son OF James NJ.
Beckham. county chairman ana school
superiatendout was married az 40
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon 20 Miss Mary
Isabel Dorst. daughter OF Charles NJ
Borst. OF Culpeper county. The ceremony
was solomniged ny Rev. Thomas Brown
I'm the Baptist ohurei az Steveasburg.
The best man was " II. Ldttlcpagc. II
Arkansas. and the maid OF honor was
Miss A. O. Hull. cs Bu n county. fishers:
II. p. Rorft. brother Of the bride, and II.
T. Sampson. OF Lignum. The bnGe was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30

are offered 20 She public as the best
cure for disordered liver known, aud
but one trial Is needed 90 convince The
most skcpfieal of this fact
These pius are very mild and harm
less iu their action apon The I4ver and
Bowels. and where persons a.e suffering
with any Bilious Affections. Headache,
and especially Sick Headache. CosiVe-
ness. Dyspepsia. or amy disease OF the
LIVER OR STOMACH they should al-
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The verde, OF ever, body that has taken
Dr. David Liver pills is "'hey are the
best and most pleasant Pills / ever
took All sufferers should give them
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for ST. For sale everywhere
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FOURTH or july CHEAP RATES
VA ATLANTIC COAST IINIt.

on account OF The above occasion. ,he
Atlantic Coast-line VIII sell cheap tickets
10 au points ou Cos lines. Tickets on sale
July 1st. a, so. and ith. with anal limit
July 1,h.
For further information apply Go j.
C. Carter ticket agent Byrd-s'reet STA
ton. J. j. Wagner, ticket agent. oS cast
Main street and u. ". Boykin ticket
agent. $50 east Alsn street
e. s. CAMPBELL
Division Passenger Agent
Byrd-Street Station.
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with Dixie Nerve and Bone Lin'ment will
ruro rheumatism. pains in The back,
shoulders. sides and limbs. sId joints.
Soreness in the muscles and s.news are
ouictlv relieved with few applications
Of Dixie Nerve ana Bone Linimcnt u
cures neuralgia, 10 removes and cures
corns and lunions without paIn 1t is
the best iinmont for both man ana beasL
Price o. cents.
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Smith Curtis.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. June 2-5pe--
cial.-A pretty marriage was celeoi1',u
Yesterday afternoon 90 Lebanon cnni'n H.
iv.rUict COUNTY when Miss Annie +.
Curtis became the bride Of Air. George 10
Smith. ANT. ,.-.-
The church edlhco was pretiIy ae.o-
rated with flowers ana potieo p.Il.'
r-sr tho ceremony which ryas perlorme d
a. Ar Thomas O.. Wynne. the newly
welded couple let for yorktown. whete
they took me Boat for Baltimore ana oih-
or points north. They viii reside ae
YORKTOWN. alr smith S. treasurer or
York county
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Stamped Goods.

80 Will buy 3 dozen stamped But
<pO ter Doylies.
100 win buy five stamped Splash
%NS crs
100 VIII bus 2 linen stamped Cen
%1~ tire pieces.
2Oc % coiore buy eenters g"S Zoe Se Value WIZ"
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We the undersigned retail merchants
on Main street viii close our respective
places of business at . o'clock j. VI.
Saturdays excepted. beginning Mon
day, July 3D.
o. X. BERRY & CO..
BURK q co.
TAYLOR a BROWN.
CONSTABLE BROS,
ALLEN & WILSON.
W H. DREW & CO.,
NJ VI. GARNETT. =
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CA84.N1 l-L e 81
a.,,.,,. 1IhsEstYl pa Was s'ls'l
Signature at %IHZHzZ$eI

Ask ms for prices o. f..I -'N'"' ne
splnt and Steam Cou ,.go D''s''.s
your order for winter c"
Phone. 3D. WAhN'-'' No
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SNOWvlLLE LEFT OUT.
New Railroad One Mile from Town
New Telephone Line.

sNOwVILLE. Va. June 2.-special.-
The proposed line Of railway which the
Norfolk and Western Company 10 sur
yeyiax fran R2dford 10 Floyd c. H.. Will
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is what 29c. will buy IN
Millinery Department.

VIII buy any colored shape un-
20C trimmed Hat that sold for Ijc
ID st25.
WIN buy COW Boy large rough
SDC sailor that sold for zoe.
zoe e Mi.' 0'' '''
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Rsl,liu Crump.

sfr. w. r. Ashlin. q prominent young
farmer of New Kent county, ana N .'..,
Maggie T.. Crump were married at o.''
o'clock Yesterday afternoon at the ie''
dence of Mr.. J. Il. Street. a hrolheI-.h-
law of the bride at no. zs l-- soIi..
pine street. Rev Joel T. Tucker. ,''
of rasf-End Baptist church. oficated.
Tho bride WAS attred in a becoming
gown of white organdle and carried
brides roses.
The marriage was q very quiet home
affair. The only attendants being tho
flower girls. two little nleces Of the
bride. Misses Ellen Fleet and Minnie
Griffith. They wore white orfandie ana
carried margueritoe.
Air. and Mrs AshIin left on the f,@Y
p N train for Mr. Ashiin's home near
Tunetalrs in New Kent county
A number of friends OF the couple VII
messed the ceremony.
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Cas- - - [ a..
Basrs Ito Ns NJ ....-.-.--as,s.--
'''' !, Gkz2stZsl

Ask us for prices ODD b.si Anthracite.
sp.int. and Steam coli D'lofe p'aSihs
your order for wirter lphNss. Ne"
Phone, 212. M"h'''-' 'iO'i'i-'
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In no other way are
men as wasteful and
extravagant as in cigar
smoking Clothes
hats gloves shoes
allyield a larger return
for the investment than
cigars because cigars
are thrown away half
smoked half the time.
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becomingiy attired In travelling dress OF
dark rnatsriai The church was tastsfgIly
and beautifully decorated with rare now
ers. The happy couple TOOK the train AZ
Brandy station for an EXTENDED Tour
North Their future residence WI" NC
AT the ancestral residence OF George NJ:
Williams. Esq, quiet ana Deaut t ~.
home wedding was celebrated at . O'CLOCK
yesterday afternoon a., r,,,,-
Tho contracting parties were MISS Luz
Pendlcton Williams and Edwin l.. Slaueh-
ter formerly OF this county now a resi-
dent ~ baltimore, Md. , -
a large assemblsge Of relatives ana
friends. some from a distance were
Rev. Mr.. strinefelow officiated. The
brides costume was white satin. Ine.e
were many elegant and useful presents,
After a b0untiful repast the bridal party
were driven here. where they commenced
an extended tour North Iheir luluio
home viii be Baltimore Nd.
Uniaue wedding Ceremony.
LEXINGTON. VA. Juno Z.-Special.-
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Sale.
of Fairfield twelve miles from LeXins-
ton. WAS tho scene % pretty marriage
when their daughter Miss Rachael kath-
crime. was married 90 Mr. samuel MacN''
Tcmploton. of Roanoke.
Tho influences OF the affair was the
fact that there were five bridesmaids and
mo- eroomsmen. and that an the ladies
bore the name of sale. all OF fairhe'd'
sisters and cousins oi the bride, they ID,
lnc Misses Fannie. Bertha Anna Ain'""'
and jamie Sale
Tho bride was g0wred in white ana
the bridesmaids in pink The malri'H'
ceremony was performed by kcv. hon'
~ cur,oro az etnurt1u After a. wed
ding breakfast Mr and Mrs. Tempieton
took tho train for their future home IN
Roanoke
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Stationery Department.

VIII buy 3 boxes OF Writing
ZON Paper and Envelopes l5c. value.
zoe lA.velo 0os that h p sold Tor Be. pts
900 VIII buy pounds q real Irish
<VS Linen Paper. ruled or unruled,
sold FOR 25c. a package.
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CASIO ia.
II, iTl Am llalH NL.ht
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49, WU buy . Corset covers trim'
z Nv med in Hamburg.
VIII buy 1 well made muslin
1OC Si,irt with deep runle, 3oc
49,. VIII buy pairs of ladies' Pants
: &DS with tucks that sold for zoe. r.
M
VIII buy ] chemise trimmed IN
&OC Hamburg or Torchon Lace. an
nd sold Tor 60c. apiece
Will buy ! pair Of ladies Draw
ZDC ers hemstitched and with lace,
a for zoe.
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PEACE TREATY.
Will Probably be Submitted to
Congress To-Day.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The treaty
OF peace negotiated at Paris will be
submitted to Congress almost imme-
diately on it's recovering, probably
Tomorrow. Although a tempting OPP
portunity for the presentation of the
most forcible argument for the speedy
ratification of the treaty in the shape
OF ringing message to Congress on
the subject, President Mckinley has
decided to leave the presentation Of the
merits of the treaty to it's friends in
the Senate. Accordingly, the treaty
will go to the latter body with the
briefest possible message of transmits
sion by the President.
Although it is admitted unofficially
that the text Of the conventions have
been published in the newspapers with
absolute accuracy, the Executive still
insists upon maintaining official sec
recy as to the treaty as a courtesy to
the Senate, which will be allowed the
privilege of making the document pub
lie in it's own discretion.
1t is not known at this time whether
the protocols will accompany the
treaty, or whether that will be sub
mitted later to the Committee on For
eign Relations. At any rate, they are
of very little public interest, and that
little is purely historical, for the results
of the Commissions work being known,
there is little general curiosity to learn
the steps by which they were reached.
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TRAIN ROBBERY.
Bandits Thought to have Made a
Rich Haul in Missouri.

MANSFIELD (Mo), Jan. 3.-The
ninth (and first successfully attempt at
train robbery on the line of the Kansas
City, Fort Scott and Memphis Railroad
occurred tonight at $3.50 near Ma
comb, small station five miles east of
this point. Macomb being a flag sta
ton, one of the robbers got aboard
the westbound train at Norwood, the
first station east of Macomb, paying his
fare to Macomb, and compelling the
train to stop there. 1t was Immediately
boarded by five or six masked men,
who, covering all the members of the
train crew with Winchesters and re-
volvers, compelled the engineer and
fireman to cut loose from the remainder
of the train.
The, mail, baggage and express cars
were then run up the line about two
miles and stopped in a lonely cut, where
Engineer Calender was placed in front
of the robbers and forced to break open
the door of the express car, after which
he was placed in front Of the foremost
robber, and together they entered the
express car. covering Express Messen-
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Homicide in Washington.

COLFAX (Wash.), Jan. 3.-James
Hardwick, a barkeeper, to-day was
shot and killed in a saloon by w. G.
Campbell, a plumber of this place.
Campbell, who was drunk, wanted to
pay for drinks with bar checks, which
Hardwick refused to accept Hard
wick struck Campbell a terrific blow ON
the head with a beer bottle. Camp
bell stepped back, drew a revolver and
shot Hardwick through the heart AS
he was falling Campbell shot him in
the back. Hardwick's death was al
most instantaneous. Campbell is in
Jail.
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Islands, on the western extremity OF
the island of Mindanao.
The American troops are restless. The
rebels are drilling on the beach even
Ing and morning in full view of the
American expedition, which is still
af1oat.
The California volunteers were en-
barked on four transports to-day. Theil
destination is unknown
The natives here are quiescent, but
watchful
The American expedition at Iloilo
consists of signal detachment, Bat
terry G of the Sixth Artillery, the Eigh-
teenth Regulars and Seventeenth Iowa
Regiment. 1t is commanded by General
Miller, a veteran fighter and arrived
off Iloilo December Goth on board the
transports Pennsylvania, Arizona and
Newport. The expedition was convoy
ed by the United States cruiser Balti-
more and auxiliary gunboat.
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BANKRUPTCY Law.
A New Point Passed Upon by the
Circuit Court Of Appeals,

CHICAGO, Jan. "a new point in
reference to the application of the
bankruptcy law was passed upon to-
day by the United States Circuit Court
of Appeals.
The point in dispute arose over the
variance between the State and Fed
eral law in bankruptcy proceedings.
The bankruptcy law of July last pro-
videS that wages due workmen for SER
vices performed within three months
shall be given priority of payment
among the debts, the statutes of Illi-
nois making the priority of claim pro-
vision, but no time limit. The Court
to-day decided that the Illinois statute
did not give the 1aborer any further
priority of claim than that provided
for under the National bankruptcy
act. This point, it is said, has never
before been passed upon.
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Pk4IN L ~ D<11h4S<14e<1, y s~@As q 80 -
tected cruiser Chitose, built by the
Union Iron Works of San Francisco Tor
the japanese Government, has success
fully completed the most severe trial
to which she will be subjected before
acceptance She made a six-hour run
over the course in Santa Barbara chan
mel to-day, averaging 2.4S knots per
hour, where but 2O.5 are required, and
developing a maximum speed Of 2l.5c
under natural draught. This completes
her work in these waters, and she leaves
tonight or tomorrow for San Fran
cisco.
But one test remains, a two-hour run
under forced draught, in which she
must average 22.5 knots, and this will
be made outside of the Golden Gate.
This test has also been practically COM
pleted, for the cruiser has averaged
22.S67 on two separate occasions on
run of over an hour each time. The
contract, however, requires that the
speed must be maintained for two con-
secutive hours, and the performance
will be repeated.
The members of the Japanese trial
board express satisfaction with the Chi
tose in every particular, and say that
she has been accepted with the one res
ervation Of the forced draught test.
Scientific Expert w. R. Eckhart of
the Union Iron Works stated that the
data had not been completely worked
out as to horse power and the efficiency
of the propeller, but that the indica-
lions are that with less than 135 rev.
olutions the ship will make 2O.5 knots.
The evolution tests made to-day UNI
der full speed were also successful. The
Chitose turned in a radius of 300 feet,
and stopped from full Roadway to go
ing astern within her own length.
The japanese naval authorities on
board say that no vessel in the navy ex-
GELS the C1itOSA.
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ger Newton and Baggageman Sieben
with their pistols, forcing them to go
on the outside Of the car.
They then proceeded to dynamite the
through SAFE Two charges of dyna-
mite were used, completely demolish-
ing the burglar-proof safe Of the South
ern Express Company, and playing
havoc with the car and it's contents.
1t is not known how much money
and valuables were secured, as the safe
blown open was through safe, being
opened only at a few of the most i'm
portant towns along the line between
Memphis and Kansas City. Every
thing was taken from it, and it is safe
to say that they we're well paid for
their trouble The local safe, which
contained all local money picked up,
was not molested. No attempt was
made to modest the passengers.
After leaving the train the robbers
hurried away into the underbrush, fir
ing shots into the air as they went.
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EVENTS ON THE TURF.
RESULTS OF COAST AND EAST
ERN RACES.
Martel1o, C1arando, Jerry Hunt,
Stamina, Rubicon and Mont
gomery Win at Oakland.

SAN FRANCISCO; Jan. 3.-Weather
at Oakland fine; track muddy. Results:
One mile, selling, Martello e.. Daly),
10 to l, won; None Such CIV. H. Mar
tin), 80 to ], second; Nonchalance
BurcD, 90 to 1, third. Time-1:47a4.
Espirando, Ulm, Colonel Dan, Losette,
Tenrica, Ohkleaf and Cardwel also ran.
Futurity course, selling, Clarando Oh.
MARTINI, 3 to l, won; Good Hope q.
Woods), 10 to 5, second; Cyril (Turner),
6 to 5, third. Time-1:12ae Sybaris,
Mainstay, Little T. G., Lady Ashley
and La Parasseuse also ran.
Seven furlongs, selling, Jerry Hunt
PiggotD, to 1, won; Malay CWoods),
8 to ), second; Dunpraise Buchanan),
to 1, third. Time-1:3112. Polka,
Letter and Stromo also ran.
One mile, selling, Stamina. u. Reif),
6 to 1, won; Robert Bonner (Rutter),
10 to 1, second; Alicia (Thorpe), 6 to 1,
third. Time-1:44 Elidad, Frank
Jaubert, Tom Cromwell, Caspar and
Peter Weber also ran.
One mile, selling, Rubicon Piggott),
to 5, won; Rosinante (Thorpe), to 1,
second; Moringa Oevin), 5 to 2, third.
L
Six furlongs, selling, Montgomery Oh.
Martini / to 3, won; O'Connell CIV.
DEAN, 6 to 1, second; Sweet William
CWoods), 10 to 1, third. Time-1:16.
Pat Murphy, Wyoming and Bellicoso
also ran.
AT NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. blight
rain; track muddy. Traveller and Loi-
terer were the winning favorites. Re-
suits:
Seven furlongs, selling, F'intan won,
Sir Blaze second, Belle Of Dublin third.
Time-1 :3213.
Six furlongs, Danish won, Our Nellie
second, Prince Harry third. Time
LII.
Mile and seventy yards, Traveller won,
Covington, KY, second, Annie Taylor
third. Time: 5O11a.
Six furlongs, selling, imp. LoitereI
won, Loyal Eta second, Minnie We'll
don third. Time-1:1S.
One mile, selling, Celtic Bard won,
Pontet Canet second, School Girl third.
Tirne-1:47
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Spanish Steamer Wrecked.

ST. THOMAS Cd. w. u, Jan. 3.-T1e
Spanish steamer Ida, from Liverpool,
via Santander, Spain, on December
10th for Porto Rico, with a general
cargo, ran on a reef near the island
of Aneagada, the northernmost of the
Virgil Islands, British West Indies, De-
cember 31st, and will probably turn
out to be a total loss The crew, with
the exception of the storekeeper, who
was drowned, have arrived here. The
Ida was a schooner-rigged screw
steamer, built at New Castle, England.
in 1881. She was registered at 2.2O1
tons gross and 1923 tons net. The
steamer was owned by the Lima de
Vapores Sera and hailed from Bilboa.
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A BLOCDLESS DUEL.
Hungary's Premier and a Deputy
Meet on the Field of Honor.

BUDAPEST, Jan. 3.-The duel be-
tween NJ. Horanszky. a member of the
lower House of the Hungarian Diet,
and Baron Banffy, the Premier, took
place this morning. Pistols We're the
weapons used. The duel was bloodless.
M. Horanszky, in a recent debate in
the Lower House of the Hungarian
Diet, characterized Baron Banffy as a
cheat and traitor. Thereupon the
Premier challenged him, but the duel
did not come off at the time expected,
owing to the inability of their seconds
to agree upon the conditions. The sec
onds thereupon quarreled, and a series
of duels between them followed.
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REMARKABLE WEDDING.
Four Brothers Married to Four
Sisters.

CANAL DOVER (Ohio), Jan. "a
most remarkable wedding has just
taken place at the small village of
Trail, ten miles north of here, four
brothers being married to four sisters.
The four knots were tied at the home
of the brides, who are the daughters
of a prosperous farmer named James
Herchstettler. Their ages range from
Is to %. and the ages of their respect
i've husbands vary only slightly. The
groOms are the four sons of John Sum
mers, and are energetic young men of
good habits and some means. The
ceremony of marrying the four couples
occupied almost an hour, the same
clergyman performing ALL The four
brothers and their wives will live with
in stones throw of each other.
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BANK COMMISSIONERS.
Bernard w. Murphy Elected Presi-
dent of the New Board

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3.-The State
Board Of Bank Commissioners met to-
day for the purpose of organizing. Ber-
nard W. Murphy Of San Jose was elect
ed President.
The first official act of the new board
was to call for a statement from the
banks doing business throughout the
State, showing their financial condition
at the close of the year 1898.
A license was then granted to the
agency of the Yokohama Specie Bank
to do q commercial banking business in
this State. The Yokohama Specie Bank
is Japanese institution, with capital
of 100000 yen.
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ABsCONDER ALMAND.
Will be Delivered to an Officer
From Georgia To-Day.

STOCKTON, Jan. 3. - The young
Georgian named S. Lafayette Armand,
who was arrested at Tulare few days
ago and is being held for an officer from
the Southern State, was brought here
Yesterday, and will be delivered to the
Georgia officer tomorrow. Armand is
charged with having absconded with
about $4,000 from Conyers, Ca, where
he was prosperous business man I'M
til a few weeks ago. The Sheriff of his
home county learned that he was in
Tulare. this State, and had him ar
rested. He was brought here to avoid
trouble with writs of habeas corpus.
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morning At first it was believed that
he had been run over on Monday night
by the San Francisco train while in an
intoxicated condition, but later devel-
opments point to murder.
When the body was brought to this
city a cursory examination made show
ed a bullet hole in the left side of the
neck, which is powder burned. The mis-
sile traversed the neck and CAME out
back Of the right ear. The other in
juries upon the body, those undoubted-
ly caused by the locomotive and after
O'Connor was dead, are a crushed fore
head, the left side of the face and the
right arm cut Off
The Coroner will make an investiga-
ton tomorrow.
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Sundays Storm.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3.-The
weather forecasts for the next twenty
four hours is for fair weather. The
storm which came from the north and
struck California last Sunday and Mon
day moved eastward, causing a heavy
fall of snow in the Rocky Mountains and
beyond According to reports received
at the Weather Bureau the total rain
fall in the southern part of the State
was about half an inch The upper
Sacramento Valley got two and a half
inches, and the central California
Coast was favored with the same
amount