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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

A Subject that l. Most Ably Handled by
Thomas fongc OF Denver.

'rho Evolution OF Mining and Orc
Treatment ln Colorado" 10 thu tile OF
nn article hy Mr Thomas Tonue of
Denver sublifhCd Doc the November IT,
sue " The Englreerlug Magazine NJ
New YORK nud London. n deals nrrt
With the Improved transportation facn-
tiles Afforded during The last thirty
years ly railroads. supplemented by
wagon roads. trnmWnyH. tunnels, rtc..
uuNt with The improvements M placer
mining and Stang mills and tho great
development Goo NE local smelling Inc
dusir. since 1855. 10 D. stated that.
whereas. ln 1871. after paying the cost
~ smelling. etc. the miner only re-
cciVcd % pcr cent Of the value Of tho
ore, By the year 1859 he received 50
per cont ~ the value and the perccn-
tage has since been further Increased
Tho average smcltlnR chargoa In 1855
were 90 least 80 per ton, us against an
average ~ about - per ton at tho
present time. In 1875 the average value
nf the ore treated lu Colorado had To-
be about 800 per ton 60 leave "a prof
%. na against the average value in 1899
OF SO per ton. including concentrates
reprvsontlng original crude ore re-
duced from nix or aovcn tons TO one
ton"
In dealing nt length with the subject
Of the concentration. % IL stated.
In no branch ~ the mining Industry
In Colorado has greater progress been
made. especially in recent years. thnn
lnH. ten years ng0 the highest savings
% tho values iu Hulphidc ores By
means ~ concentration was from 90 10
20 per cent but al the present time a.
D. ms hl.h aH 20 nnr cent. The
recent annual Increase IN the Colorado
production ~ the precious and allied
metals o. owing, Zoo no small dcgrce 90
the vast TONNAGE on low grade or,s rcn-
dcred available by Improved concentrate
INK machinery and methods, operated
az the minimum NJ cost ana cueCuuU
the maximum ~ saving"
Among other toplcs treated are the
cyanide and chlorlnntlnu processes. tbs
poses. compressed air and machine
drills. improved engines, pumps, q. The
writer further says:
with AN tho local Improvement IN
mining and ore treatment machinery
aud appliances, Denver has become "a
great mining machinery center. ship
ping not merely 20 an the mining dis
triCts from Alaska 10 pnnnmn, but ln-
Crpnalugly 10 other continents. For
Instance, three sllvcr-iead Hmeltem ~
Denver manufacture were recently exc
ported. one 20 the island OF Celpbes In
tho Dutch East indics, another 10
Tafmanlu and a third 10 England. Con-
centrnung machines, machine drills
ana other apparatus OF the most mod
crn character NJ DHuvrr manufacture
are IN Increasing demand throughout
the mining llstflcia OF the United
States ana other countries The reason
d. simple. Fur nearly Forty years the
manufacturer NJ mining ana orc treat
mcut machinery in Denver huH been ln
closc touch With the practical miner
and min man, and the present parfcc-
ton NJ locally lnNenicd or locally de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

Omaha. Nov u.-Cattlc-Re cclpts.
600 head. Market active stronger.
Native beef steers. A65uG.O0; Western
COWS aud holfcru. aiOntg5. tanners.
2.2,ua25i at0Ckem aud feeders. 3aUff
$50; calves. A00dG7l. bulls. stays. etc,
25O011i.
Hogs Rccclpta 1000. Market shade
lower Heavy. iOOdiO7is; mixed. 400
ui0sb; light t02isuiO5. pigs. $3.50
400. bulk ~ sllcH. iO0ulOl
Sheep Receipts. 100 head Market
strong COru-fed muttoua. A25atl5:
Western muttona.i .00uAgii stock sheep,
3.60uae0i lambs iOoud.25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

Results IN two ways. By taking q 4
ana By ovcrwuruur ih0 hintyi d -.
ufutlng from tho blood DE t1nHtd
pulnons which ancct ail 0rsant Qua.
~ cured with little cost hy On slrf
famous treatment
DC your hands and let tutlf@
rs u noticed m1fr at night
'ia there pain in small IL hckr
Has the unrfrlutlou "a bad 1lrf'
rs there puiilueHa under ths cyHf
DO YOU have 10 rut % oht L
nlght2"
~ there a deposit 10 urine u Ia
standing"
Dun't neglect these signs ana fli
nrIghts Disease killing you clf
now,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

Denver, Colo. Nov iu.-Cattlc-Re-
colptH. H0oi market steady Beef steers.
d,2lu i.25i cows 2.5ou3.7l, feeders.
freight. ubid tn river. 3.21lfi 20: atock-
ore, freIght paid 3.5Oui,50. bulls. stays.
cto,, a.Oou3,OO
Hogs Receipts. coo Market steady:
llght packers i.00Hi.Oi. mixed. g.g54
l,gn. heavy. 3,AOu3.91.
sheep Receipts, 5000 Marriott firm.
Good tot muttona, a,0ouisi; lambs,
feeders t.00ui CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

Eureka, Nov n,-F0llowlng ls a COM
plcto list of the orc shipments from TIN
uc dla,rlct Tor the week ending last
nights
Gcmini. 10 carloads Oodlva, 2 car
loadai Uncle SAM @ carloads. Nam
moth, l2 corlouds' silver pnrk 1 car
load, SwHuHa1, q carloads. South Swan
sea, 3 carloads; sunbeam. 2 carloads;
Dragon Iron Mine. % carloads.
Ia addition On these tho Sioux mill
sent ont two bars OF bullion aud the
Mammoth min two ears % conccn-
trutOF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

When cniarh of the hui Cd, n...,
la up lect'd or wronHfuIY r,si.i !
extends down tho WlHHs.al ~.
bronchial tubes. and luaf srt.. =
iuckH the lungs Quickly e8,.t ~,
iitlle cost by Dr.. shcrtf a.
Have YOU n cnurh9"
DO YOU take cold oasIlyss
Have you pain ln tho Fisft
DO YOU raise frUthy matlf.si,i-
DO you Hplt up little oh.s,y ia-,,..
20 you feel you are growing ~.
Don't rick ncgloctlng thee n-l,.,
stop the disease before It rath9 N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
CATARRH AND ASTHMA.

For oght Mrs member OF W II c. No
suffered but found relief Wha she nayai
Ia Drn
hard for hahe through
blanket Many night have had sleep lying
MY
the time ana would hch nearly tho
other
so bad.
~ Dra " test treat
with feeling
better The Asthma very
little trouble and taking Improved az
much ua Il would be possible d
II recommend prs Shores Shores / with
daughter Mrs j. OLSON Monr call
tsiguod) ST. tAtpn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

Kansas city Nov. i.--Cattle-Re-
cclpH, 1900. Market steady. Native
steers tlj05g0. Texas steers. 5000
is0i Texas COWS. 2.0003.i 10: native cows
ana helfcrs. 215alG5, rt1ckers und
feeders, G0oWtC0; bulls 3i0u350,
Hogs Receipts, G,O00 Market weak.
Bulk Of sales tOO4 iO5. heavy ana
yprkcr1, 2oilio2is; packers. i0O0A5O;
mixed aa0piO2hi llghL aS5NA02la.
piss, a.GintOO
Sheep Receipts. 300 Market steady.
Lambs it1Uaio; muttonB 3,OOutGj
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

catnrrh extends from hs ih.-,
along the cuHnchl1u tubes .r'5 N.
ears, cuusiug partial or compile ~.
nose Quic' ~ cured with uits I'D q
big' shores famous irvHlmaat
~ your hearing flillnrT
DO your ears disclaimer
VS. the wax dry in your oiuF
DO you hear better some lsrt an
otherH9"
Us your hearing worse whoa IVA
have a cold
Don't nurlect this until your t.iH-f
u lrrcpnrubly destroyed. Doc,au ID az
can cure you.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

This form Of catarrh is ns.,
-r0sultins from uCriart0i ~
" cured Win little cost by is 7.
a your nose siupnod unrs
'ilo.. your nose dlrghifssr
lf The nose HUre nuI t..t...
W. there palm iu front aft..-.
DO Nuu hawk o. rltlf be- 49,
.is your throat dry in tbe m.,-... d.
10 you sleep with yoar
You can bc easily cured r,a-i..,
let u run Into complication '-i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
All Who Apply Next Week viii be
Treated Free Until Cured.

the only CHARGE win be f the cost Of incidence actually used pr
thrlr
permanent 10
ho Incidence This VIII
Saturday %
Disease Tor Che actual medicines
rates aun De charsL coNtE SATURDAY.
DAY NEXT WEEK and take advantage this special
applies come next week. Consul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

prH Shores Shores tee, treatment onor last week Of free treatment and
medicines o
Of medicines pars overlooking
may
chronic
week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

The liver IL affected by calnrhd
polauna extending from lhs f1alA
Into the duets of the liver Qlt,l
cured with little cost BY d. shlni
famous treatment
do you Rct dizzy"
"iinyr you cold feut2'
DO you feel miserable"
go you yet tired o1Hiyf
'Do you have hot nashssf
"Arc your Hnlflta low 90 umHf
40 you have rumhliHg lnpNfDiI
These are thp seven smr.t d.'
dicatiur disease OF Che lNer u ~
have amy or ull nf th"u slak ph'h
Shores now ana he cured.
or the stomach
Catnrrh OF the stomach q quay
caused By swallowing muclh
drops down from The head naa lAI
nj night quickly cured ai ull. ""
by brB shores famous treatment
"iH there Nausea
DO you hrlch up gnst
Are you conatiputcd
els your tongue cnatcit
"Do you hlont up niter ciunt ,,.
as there constant BAD latW ''
mouthl' ....iiy
Now IL the time 20 b. gefnlh,,-.',ll
cured. Dn. Shores are ciiins W.
drcds every week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
DANGER SIGNALS
Aches and Pains arc IN, D,,..
Signals that You are g.s !"
and Need Trealm,Dl

Read the following rv..
carefully mark thore ,o5 i go
case, and send ct brine ~ las
shores ana ihev WIN an ~. y "a
you can be cured. frss ai Ky eai.af
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS.
MONEY is MUCH EASIER.
Interest Rate IN Wall Street Takes Dig
Drop.
Market was Irregular Hank state
mcnt shows shortage Live stock
aud Produce steady.

Sew York. Nov. ii.-Iilshcr quota
lions from London served 90 hold up
prices Of railroads. but number of the
1pcclaltloa were inclined 90 hcavinoss.
notably Manhattan. which dropped over
a point and brooklyn transit almost
us much. The market was Irregular
independent movements of Importance
occurring ln leading st0cks. itnllwnyH.
with but Tow exceptions. were advanced.
hut the local group. the Readings and
SOME ~ thr metal issues sleged sharp
lN IN the industrial division. sugar.
General Electric and leather rose
strongly but Peoples Cos ana tobacco
FOIL Towards 10 o'clock there wnH o.
sharp rally in the traction stocks and
conspicuous movement zoo the rrlugnrs.
but prices were not wril held Prices
broke after % o'clock and rallied before
the bank statement. Tennessee coal
y.Uldinr bn. There was FREE unsriug
brought out by the bank statement. but
declines were not severe Ia the railroad
liet In Manhattan. sugar. the cunipra.
tobacco. Metropolitan and leather there
was marked weakness. the uvtrrmo
LOSSES ranging FROM 20 2 points Cove
oflng by the bears worked some Hharp
rallies. The cl0TlnE was quiet una
steady at small MT losses except IN the
MONEY
CLOSET Money on call oaHi'r nt SOC
Prime mercantile paper iuaA per crnt
sterling exchange Irregular with ac-
tunl business In bankers BILLS nt tS54H
fsG Tor demand and tNihua, Tor 60
days. posted rates, tA3nisI and ts6hu
isf. commercial bills fI.
silver certificates. a94nfoh
Bar silver. 5Yh
Mexican dollars. tsh
state bonds. inactive. railroad bonds
Irregular government bonds irrrgu-
Tar. % rogY LOOK ~ reg. LOSS do
coupon. LOSS new e. roE., i.21h do
coupon, i.2sA Ola So reg. LIZA. do
coupon. l.i2A. o. fcg., l.iOits do cou-
rou. i.l0h.
SUGAR
Sugar. raw. quIot. fair refining. 3A.
centrifugal 90 test. 90 m1lnasos sugar.
. sic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

san francisco. Nov ti.-Whent dull.
innetiyei Doc, Low; May, LIS;
barley dull. pee, SjAUH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

Desert National Bank. bI......g gl1 90
z. g. 81 T.. bid. ..... ......... isl. 400
Home Fire Insurance Co.. bid. i02 90
Utah sugar Co. sales. ........ 10 %
osdcn Sugar Co.. BID. ...... 1ss 90
state Bank or Utah. bid. ..... i2G 100
Dessert savings Bank. bid .. tg2 Ol
First Nntl Rank Ogden bid. 1900
Jp-op Wagon A Mach Co.. bid ii1 90
CunninFton a CO.. bid. ....... i0i el
Natl Rank u Republic snlen. 70 90
Commercial Natl Bank. sales. III 20
ll1rk, EldrcdEo q CO.. bid. D.. al Oh
lluh Com. ana Saw uauk... 900 90
Iinnh say Bank q Trust CO.. 40 0o
lihnk or Commerce. .. ....s...s p0. n0
l.ohl Com. ana SAVINGS bank. 100 .0D
Thatcher Bros. banking Co.,
Rocky Mountain ncll Telephone
Bonds
Church bonds. ......... .O50 90
8. T.. city u. u. Bonds. ....... loss 100
Manager cutler " the Utah Sugar com.
rnny returned this morning from 10
business trip to Butte. Montana. where
he went 10 make ARRANGEMENTS for fur.
thor extending the trade OF hls CONE
nany In that direction. He stutos that
Hutte VIII buy this year 100000 worth
N the product ~ the Lehi factory and
that the amount viii doubtless be- in
creased 10 $4,000 noxt year. Next ycnr
u ~ estimated that d. total OUTPUT
NJ the Lohi ana OFIpu facfnriea will
more tnnn supply the sugar consump.
ton of Utah, 20 that In addition 10
keeping 90 home about one million doll
lars per unnum. which wah previously
sent out. our sugar factories win bring
W. q big amount ~ money from outside
points Mr. cutler says that Butte ~
a. lively and nourlahlng M ever.
Broker cutler reports some large
loans made during the past week AZ
rates from 20 per cent on gilt edged
cull1terul. The owners OF one OF the
large buildings now being constructed
M thlA city were recently offered money
az per cent by an eastern company.
but the offcr wa. declined.
During the week the Dcaerct National
bank paid its regular quarterly divl.
dcnd NJ . per cent on its capital OF half
a million dollars. Tho strength of this
stock IL shown In the fact that q re-
mains at 1871 hid. ox-diyidcnd.
The bank cltatlnpH Tor the country for
the week ending last night show a to-
tai N u,5ll,i2ih3N. an Increase OF 3Gy
per cent over the same week last year
SAT- Lakes totals woro q little RISING
Of two ana "a half million. an Increase
% asa per cont. These figures place
salt Lake IN the lead OF such cities az
Atlanta, Peoria. Rochester. New Haven
springfield. Portland, ORE, Portland
Me, Los Angeles, Norfolk and Hart
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
TREATMENT ABSOLUTELY FRET
UNTIL PERMANENTLY CURFD

To all Who Apply Another Week. The Only Charge in Arc
VIII be for the Cost of the Medicines Actually Used to Dar
strate to the Public That There is Permanent Cura
for deafness, Catarrh and Chronic Diseases
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

Campbell a 0reene, stock Brokers,
is w. Second South 81. Telephone 5aG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

sugar raw. quiet fair refining. az
centrifugal 90 test "a m'lassos sugar
H-fg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
Write

W.ao nyou live away from city and cant call
MTle fH shores for their Now symptom
SpEcIALTlES.
they Hay Fever
Bonoht Ncurag Disease Dyspepsia
hcumutm Malaria Nervous DHcaa7H Kidney Diseases
plants inlomna pysentery ray Ricketts, scrofua
Disease Disease the Bowels
free to ali
a the Of letter,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-17
REV. DIR. Dill MAY DE CALLED.
Likely That He VIII Succeed DIR.
Dunawny In FrederjcIksburn.

1t has been quietly talked Of in Bap-
tist circles here for two or three weeks
that Rev. DR. J. $. Din would nrobshi,,
succeed Or. Thomas + funaway. recert-
ly resigned. as pastor Of the Bapust
church in Fredericksburg. The fact that
the able and beloved pastor OF Venable-
Street accepted an invitation to All the
vacant pulpit on Sunday last added color
to this rumor and private advices from
Fredericksburg are to the effect that DIR.
Dill made fine impression and that q
call is almost certain TO follow
The Nenable-Street people are greatly
attached to DR. Dill and would be exceed
ingly 10th to give him up. but the i'm
preston prevails that he will likely give
the matter very thoughtful consideration.
The Fredericksburg pastorate is a very
desirable one. and the church, with over
600 members, is in fine condition
Dr.. Dill has been at Nenable-Street for
six years and has done fine work there.
He has also won a high reputation
amongst Baptsts Of the State He is an
Albanian by birth and has filled pasto-
rates at Auburn. Union Springs, and Tus-
caloosa, in that State at Goldstoro', ".
c.. and at Los Angeles. Cal. whence he
came 10 this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-17
TRADE WITH SPAIN PROCEEDING.
Great Demand for American wheat
at Naiencia.

WASHINGTON. February 1.-THE lack
Of . commercial treaty with Spain. the
former treaty having been terminated by
the war. is not altogether preventing
trade between that country and ours. al
though American products are handicap
ped hv an additional 20 per cent. duty In
Spanish ports. owing to the lack OF a
treaty. Still. even under these conditions,
United States Consular-Agent Mertens,
at Valencia. reports TO the State Depart
mont that there is a great demand for
American wheat. \ cargo of 1900 tons or
red winter wheat. which had just arrived
there proyed entirely satisfactory, and
importers were willing TO receive more.
The consular agent says:
"The nrice seems TO compare favorably
Win that of Russian wheat (the kind
GENERALLY imported here when there is a
demand for foreign wheaU. although
American wheat pays 20 per cent. higher
d,t,, than grain from the countries which
- commarciA treaty with Spain.
n'ht'. 60 the first direct shipment from the
trni1ed states to this port since the war
The consular agent above quoted ie-
,,,atned at his post throughout the entire
,'iar and even continued in the discharge
~ his official functions, as far as possible,
,,,itbout molestatiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-17
CREDENTIALS OF BATE.
A FREsHET NOT IMMINENT.
while River is Rising. There Does
Not Seem to lie Immediate Danger.

The Weather Bureau does not antici-
pate great rise in the river as the result
OF the rain and melting OF snow yesterday.
Had the rain continued. the tempera-
ture remained at the point 1t was yester-
Gay, and the river not been so low to
start with. the weather people would have
had quite different expectations.
But these conditions did not concur, and
a serious flood is not anticipated. The
river above is rising slowly. At2 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon there was a rise of II
feet at Columbia at II o'clock last night
the rise was only u feet. At ScOttsville
at the latter hour the rise was 9 feet.
The cessation Of the rain at o'clock
last night. followed by Gearing skies. the
slight fail in temperature, and the shift
ing Of the wind 10 the northwest. with
signs OF its becoming southwesterly.
caused the weather observers here TO
change their belief of the approach Of a
Hood. They say the rain-storm has pass
ed and look for a temperature lower than
that of yesterday.
Clear weather is the prediction for to-
day; also. lower temperature. This means
that so much water will not run into the
courses as there will be no rainfall and
not nearly SO much thawing
However. ii cannot be told certainly
until this afternoon whether there will be
a damaging rise in the river here. BY
: or o'clock to-day 1t will be seen whe-
ther there Will be rise sufficient to dam
age property on the waterfront The
ram seems TO have been quite general.
and every tributary OF the James will
be more or less swollen.
property y-owners are taking time by the
forelock. 1t was moving-day everywhere
IN the lower districts of the city yester-
day. The steamship wharves were clear
ed OF property merchants and warehouse
men IN the lower district were busy all the
afternoon having goods removed from the
Easements 20 the upper stories.
me river is still frozen over. There is
danger in the sudden breaking up Of IN,
Ice. A very great rise would not be
necessary to effect this. Frequently heavy
damages result from this cause eorges
forming and lasting for days. dammine
the water up over lOw-lying districts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-17
THE CONVENTION POSTPONED.
Young Baptists viii Not Meet Until
Next Month.

The State Convention of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union will not be held in
Charlottesville next Tuesday and Wednes-
day, as had been planned, but will be
pootponeo Tor three weeNs. The new dates
are March Nth and 18th.
The postponement was decided on yes
terday. after telegraphic correspondence
between the State Executive Committee
and those in charge of the arrangements
i'm Charlottesville and is due TO the
scarcity OF coal and the deranged condi-
tion of the water-pipes and fixtures re-
sultng from the storm.
The hospitable people of Charlottesville
have made preparations to entertain all
accredited members OF Baptist churches
who attend whether delegates or not, and
1t is expected that the convention will be
one Of great interest. The original pro-
gramme Will be continued, and no changes
will be made II this can be avoided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-17
LUCIEN VI. CHIPLEY NO MORE.
Death of His SOU from Army Fever
HasteDed His End.

ST. LOUIS, MO, February 16-Lucien
OF the best-known financiers in St. Louis.
is dead. from cancer of the liver. His
son. Dean, recently died OF fever con-
tracted while in the army at Chicka-
manga. and this sorrow so weighed on
the fathers mind as to rapidly hasten
his own death.
Mr. Chipley was one OF the most potent
factors I'm the construction OF the Illinois
Central railway. and was an authority
ON questions of importance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-17
s,,r AGAINST TOBACCO co.
Notices served-The Organization
ALLEGED TO BE tncOnstitutionai.

ST. LOUIS. MO. February l6.-The
marshal of the Supreme Court to-day
served notices on the firms composing the
American Tobacco Company Of the suit
brought by Attorney-General Grow. TO de-
clare the combine unconstitutional. No
,ices were served on the Continental
Tobacco Company. J. G. Butler Tobacco
comnany. Gatlin Tobacco Company.
Drummond Tobacco Company. Brown
prothers Tobacco Company. and Wright
protbers Tobacco Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-17
SECOND sNOW-sTORN
Visits Roanoke-shof With an "Un-
loaded" Gun.

ROANOKE. VA February l6-(Special)
A second snow-storm this morning block
ed all street-car traffic in this city, ana
tonight the first trains arrived bringing
mail and express from the North.
Albert Mcdaniel of Salem, accidentally
shot a friend at marriage In Floyd
county yesterday with "A gun which was
snnnosed 10 be unlnadel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-17

appropriation, and hoped the committees
action would be sustained
me amendment, which appropriates
Nh,2SO for special mail facilities from New
YORK and Washington TO Atlanta and
New Orleans. was then agreed to-i2 TO 10.
Those who voted In the negative were
senators Bate. Berry. Butler. Hoar. Jones
OF Arkansas. Lodge. Pettigrew. Platt Of
Connecticut. Ross. and Wolcott.
The amendment appropriating $4,000 for
special mail facilities between Kansas
City, Mo, and Newton, Kan. was also
agreed TO.
CREDENTIALS OF BATE
Mr.. Turley. OF Tennessee. presented the
credentials of Hon. William b. Bate.
elected a senator from his State for the
term OF six years from March 1. 1899
AT the conclusion OF the debate on the
post-ofiice appropriation bill II was al
lowed TO go over until Saturday morning.
a bill providing an additional circuit
judge in the Third judicial Circuit was
passed.
Mr. Hawley gave notice that at the first
opportunity tomorrow he would call up
the army reorganization bill
The Senate, then. at 500. went into exc
cutive session. and ten minutes later ad-
journed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-17
THE FOURTH VIRGINIA
To Take an Eight Days March Into
the Inferior.

(specil Cablegram 10 the DIspatch)
HABANA. CUBA. February 1.-THE
Fourth Virginia and it's brigade will start
ON an eight days march into the interior
IL AM Monday