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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-25
LOOKS LIKE SERIOUS TROUBLE.
Armed Men Gather Kenuckys CaptaGoyernor and 0iher
State Officials Deny knowledge OF the Purpose
Address to legislature

tice may prevail: and we exercise our
right OF 'remonstrance' against their
suffering themselves TO be led into the
temptations Of partisan pride In the
crisis which Is ON us. We beseech them
10 remember that their own just pow
ers were loaned them by us Al The
polls. ard that among these was the
jusrisdictiOn 10 decide Judicially, and by
due process of law and not otherwise,
what was then our expressed will, not
their present political preference.
1--WE implore them that they do not
on slight or technical pretexts nor
iimsy or trivial causes permit the sub
version OF that supreme law Of the
land. the will OF the people,
I'VE beg Of them that they receive
from the hands Of our messengers and
consider and do not spurn or desplse
this, our earnest address. petition and
remonstrance, and that they, by their
considerate action, protect preserve.
and promote the safety and welfare, and
above all, the honor OF Kentucky COM
mitted to their keeping.
"(signed)
CHARLES FINLEY.
"DR. THOMAS w. BERRY.
"a. W. RAZOR,
CLAUDE CHINN."
The lower house OF the legislature
met al II o'clock and on motion OF Mr.
Cantrell Democratic leader, a resolu-
ton was adopted excluding all but la
dies from the chamber and galleries.
Mr.. Catron (Rep) asked the consent
Of the house OF representatives 10 per-
nit non-member to present a rcsolu-
ton, but Speaker Trimble ruled that
nobody but a member could do so.
A rumor Is In circulation. but persist
ently denied, that Judge cantrell, Of the
local circuit court, has summoned all
Democratic deputy sheriffs Of the
State TO Frankfort. The Commonwealth
Attorney Franklin says he knows Of no
such order
Cincinnati, o.. Jan. ?5.-Special dis
patches from Barboursville, KY. and
Mount Vernon, KY. speak Of the de-
parture OF large numbers OF men last
night for Frankfort. The Mount Yer
non dispatch says the company OF State
guards mustered In last week was 10 go
and be uniformed and equipped after
reaching Frankfort. The dispatch adds
that the men did not know how long
they would require to stay In Frank
fort.
A Times Star special from Lexington.
Ky, speaking Of the movement Of
armed men from southwest Kentucky
TO Frankfort. adds:
"They are 10 be present az Frankfort
tomorrow. when Goebel men VIII at
tempt forcing action on contests over
seats IN the house. II Is given out
that these Republicans vii; serve notice
on Goebel members that they don't In
tend seeing Republicans who have
been honestly elected thrown out for
Goebel Democrats. This would cause
Speaker Trimble 10 order the Hobbies
and galleries Of the entire State house
cleared. which It is believed would pre-
cipifate the conflict.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-25

Berlin. Jan. 25.-The Bundesrath TO.
day adopted the naval bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-25
powAorR EmpREss Drp 1T.
Deposes the Former Emperor and fnstalls
Nlne.yesr-oid Child.

pekin. Jan. 25.-The imperial edict is
sued yesterday says that owing to the
empero's poor health he is unable to
conduct the business Of state. and APP
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-25
OsAihE cArrLEMAN Buxr,

Nts Injuries In q Rum
m away.
q csiiiitoe,ss,l.' Jan. 2s.-Henry Miller.
hsn hi, hn s cattle king, was thrown
.a,cussIo, 'uggy today and susiainea
IA ~ sI i, o. The brain. Il is feared
s, ,' 70 The , se,. Is extremely serious.
Y. acvancsshs severe shock coupled with
-, ,ss aceldsn,u age OF the millionaire
sstis irigb, ~, caused by the horses
:as Of I'm tSs a. y. she iraln. Henry Miller
The enormous cattle lie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
SOCIETY IN PET ERsBURG.
The AFTERNOONS Card CIub-SociaI and
Personal Mention

The dfternoon Card CIub-Sociaf and
Personal Mentions.
PETERSBURG. VA. March 5.-sDectaI
Miss Margaret Zi,nmer entertained ths
Afternoon Card Club Tuesday afternoon
Among the guests were Misses Katha-
rine Percfval. Lucy G11amberiayne. Grace
MeGdll. Nellie Page. Mary SLoyler.. Muttd
lIoyIer, Lucy Watson, Matte Watson.
Martha Collier, Mary Beasley. Annie Gaii,
Lena Noltenius. Elizabeth Boiling. Katha-
rine Mann, Matte Morton, May Claiborne.
Mrs Edwin Goodwin. Mrs. montgomery
Jackson Mrs. sam Wilson ard atrs. w.
L thinner =.
MISS Helen 9lcGaM Page is the guest e
the Misses McGill on Market Street.
Miss Lucy A. Chamberiayne will leave
Petersburg on Tuesday to spend several
weeks with friends In Washington.
Miss Della Strinsfellow returned To
Richmond to-day after a visit to Miss
Mary Paul Roper. go
Miss SallIe DunnIngton. OF Farmvflle. -
visiting in Petersburg.
DR. Bddgocd, OF Farmviils. has moved
with his family to Petersburg. and viii
open dental rooms In the offices recentiys
occupied by DR.. 81. w. Talley. f3
s. Captain w. e. Yeager has been Ill toe
some time. He Is improving and is Gus
again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
THE FUNERAL OF
SYDNEY P, EPEs
The Young Congressman Laid to Rest
at His Home.
BEAUTIFUL SERVICES q! ;l tn ERE e.
Procession Nearly Mile in Length
Cadets and Girl Students Take
Part in the Funeral-Lavish
Floral Tributes.
BEAUTIFUL SERVICES THERE.

BLACKSTONE, VA, March Especial.
The funeral of Congressman Sydney
iEpes took place here yesterday The re-
mains arrived from Petersburg at 1l:So
"A. M, accompanied by the congressional
committee from Washington, several
members OF the Legislature and State
officials from Richmond, delegation OF.
prominent citizens Of Petersburg, and a
delegation from this place who went 70
Petersburg on Saturday evening to; meet
;the-renains- y,
The party came in two special Pullman an
cars attached to- the regular train
AT BLACKSTONE.
T;non the arrival Of the train the re-
mains were taken to the Method1st
Church. where short services were he!d.
.Presbvterian Church. assisted by the
ministers CT the other churches OF the
town. - g q g. :.
terry the procession was formed with the
Hoge Academy cadets IN 'front.' 1o1ioWsos
came the pall-bearers:s then the hearsS
bearing the remains: then the family OK
tie deceased; next the d herent de.eaeI
tons. these being followed by the people
fu&general ~
The procession was the largest ever
seen here. and was Hear!y g n me IN m
length The young ladies' q. the Female
Institpteametth the remains at the eeIne-s
terry. aud sang several beautiful selec-s
tons during the burial services Eh4s
floral tributes were lavish In the extreme-s
Observation-Disclosures &
THE congressional eleSa.ioa. lhe na1ess
oes0ho0 hAyo# already bsens D
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
Chino Ling Foo T. Wonder.

An immense audience packed the Bijou
last night, and a large number OF people
were turned away. Manager Wells pre-
sented the strongest and best vaudeville
bill that has ever been presentd at pOpu-
lar prices. The much talked-about CHING
Ling Foo held the vast gathering for the
forty minutes he and his troupe were
on the stage. He is marvel, and one
of the greatest performers who ever
drew applause from an audience II
would be rather hard to say just what he
does. He is a mystifier. The big, quiet
Chfnanan comes on and commences to
wave a huge silken blanket. presently
he draws out half a dozen plates filled
with flowers and fruits, and one bowl OF
water. While the audience is guessing
where all this STUFF comes from, he goes
off, and his wife, son and little four
year-old daughter appear. The little girl
sings coon songs, and the boy performs
wonderful feats Of acrobatic' ontortion.
Then Harry Hing Foo, Ching.s assistant,
performs wonderful turn of Juggling
and catching a heavy bowl Then Ching
comes back, and after fooling around with
Harry, produces a huge bowl of water
from that wonderful blanket. A stage
hand moves two buckets full of water.
Then as the, audience applauds the clever
Celestial, comes back and, otter spending
some time hopping around, spreads the
blanket again, and out comes little Chez
ivy on the stage. The audience demand
ed an encore. and Ching had won another
audience.
The rest of the bill is strong in comedy
and music. Eva Williams and Jack
Tucker, in their character speciality
scored a great hit. They are splendid
performers. Ward and Curran, in their
new. act, were splendidly received. and
clfnched- the hit they have made in the
past. Foy and Clark, in their act, scored
hit, too. Mr.. Foy's clever comedy work
was different from the rest, and the
audience was much pleased. Bennett and
Kessner's Illustrated songs were never
better, and AR. kessner's voice was in
fine form. Rosadre, the wire walker,
contributed much to the success Of the
bill. There will be matinees every day
this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
sWIANs0N's CHANCES.

Capt. Dick MARSHALL. OF Portsmouth,
al q Compassionate andi 10 ate.
NORFOLK, A.. March 5.-specie
3senato3 John ~. Daniel said hers
that he believes that Cong eIkdSs
u sWanson. win probably have Spirited
lgpnoafsi hut stands a good chance OF
shefnx Inoninate for Governor OF Wis
5sinia hy. the next aconvention-ss Tlas SEES
.ator said ALSO that he thought that Cap
woIId ma kas. an sexcclIents conaxeaausa1I
from the Seeond District although ~
Believed there WNI hd 81 lively n9hk tpl
the nomInat ton $500 s3sss
sfend @the funeral cot esdn8resamaM "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTINIOR5, March 5.-FLOUR-Dull
patents, S3.77M4.
zWHEAT-Dull: spot and March, 711s@
719sc.; by sample, 71@721Ac.
CORN-Easier; spot and month. $3.50
3SAc.; April, 3SA@3S2sc.; May, I.@3Sa4c.
Southern white corn. 4O141c.
OATS-Dull and easier; No. . white.
31l@c., sales.
RYE-Nominal: No. nearby. 54c.
SUGAR-Firm: granulated. S535.
CHEESE-Firm at 1@GD13lac.
BUTTER-Firm; fancy creamery, ESQ
26c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06

The Times. were entertained at dinner oy
the different citizens of the town, as Wero
also the other delegations.
The different delegations left by specia.
train ait 8 p. NJ. Even a stranger visit
ing Blackstone at any time from Satur-
day morning. when the sad news was
first announced. up to the present time
would know from the still appearance
and hushed sound that some calamity
had befallen the town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
=corro1-s,cED OIL MARKET

{ NE1y YORK. March 5.-cOTToN-sEED
oI y = - generally held at 3!c. for:
prime summer yellow; remo1ee shlP 2riEne
found few buyers above n sSSe:' sb praaar
crude b sT1SMs7c off # summer yellow
nominal: butter grades, sS939c: nominal nina,
iio;. &c. 3z;nter yellow, 39@Ii0c; prime
gsnh;te 39m4Oc. Prime meal,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06

Cas-; quotations were as follows: Flour
steady No spring wheat. 62964c.: No.
red, 6SA @GS1ac. No. corn, 33h933Ac: !;
No ? yellow corn. 3324c- No. 2 oats. 23AA
@23hc. No. 2 white, 26925Ac.; No. 8
white 25@26c. No. 2 barley. 37G4o1sc.
No. j haxseed, SLIGO. Prime tlmothy
seed. so45. Mess pork. per barrel. S9.650
1000 Lard, per 100 pounds, S5723a@o.II H.
Short rib sides Qoose) s565Q5.9O; dry
sailed shoulders (boxed. 6.25a65O: short
clear sides (boxed). S5.95@6.05. Whisky,
Butter strong: creamery. 1sd24c.; dairy.
E16G21c. Eggs firm at 151a@1Gc. Cheese
frr, 1OM1yo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
IS ljL[.M A N SON

is Ah SON !
!. We Can Save You Money on !!
!: GR0CERlEs,FEIEE:Dl, LIQUORS. !. / !:
Lion RI eyering coffee,1:lb ;
!: Papers, CO. 81 !.
Fresh lemon ION Crackers, Sc I:
Sour'PIckles,1 8c!gallon.
!. Best Canned 4 omatoes, Sc:
! s. Best }: t: Canned Corn, &c, Or q !:
Il Golden 1I Chain and Rox brand
! Soap large bars.f2c.
lib. BricksfBoneless Cod.
!. Scotch Herrings zoe Box.
!. Early JunezPeas &c can
l. 2 bars ite.Floating Soap
Fine Mixed Cakes &c ID.
4: Large Lump Starch, J lbs
Brownstuff, per Hundere,
Canned Tomatoes sc can. j,
+ Canned Salmon, &c can.
j. Wine for Jelly. l DC quart.
j. Standard American Gran. :
+ uIated Sugars 1-4c Id.
+ Four-Year-Oid Rye Whis-
!. kew So a gallon,
i Large NeW'lrish Potatoes,
L {Qc nSck
+ Best Java Green Coffee, !
I i2 1-2c h.; Roasted, 16c 10:
!: 10 pounds best Virginia
!. BuckWheat, Csc.
!. ivory Starch &c Package.
!. Best Snow Flake Pa cent
IFan,iIy Flour So Barrel or
I25c Bag.
i S. ULLMAN'S SON
Uptown Store, 500 r. Marshall st
/ Old and New Phone 81.
!. Downtown Store, 1S2O-1S22 F.
:. Main ST. Old Phone SIG, New
!; PHONE 500
:; Manchester Stores, 1212-1214.
:: :: Hull Street New Phone 1878.
!. We run Fourteen Delivery
!. Wagons
! Our New Price List mailed on
i application.
!:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
CATTLE MARKETS.

: BALTIMORE, MD, March 5.-CALvES
The receipts of milk-fed calves were
light, and the demand being active. prices
were firm. with the following quotations.:
Per pound, choice veals, 7GD7Ac.; fair to
good, 61AG6a4c., and rough to good, zS5G1O
per head.
SHEEP AND I,AMBs-Receipts of
choice lambs and sheep We're very light,
with the demand active at the following
quotations: Lambs, choice. 6@61ac. per
pound; fair to good. 51AG5Mc. Sheep:
choice Ito good, 51@@5c. per pound, and
S2. 1904 per head for fair 70 good, and
S2@2.5O per head for; inferior.
6 CHICAGO, March 2.-CATTLE-Gener
ally easier: natives, good to prime steers
steady to slow. Poor to medium slow to
1Oc. lower at S4@4.SO;- selected feeders,
best, steady; others slow at $4.1594.7O;
mixed stockers easy at s340@3. 900; cows
steady to 1Oc. lower at S3@4.25; heifers
weak at S3.1014.G0;5 Gamers slow a t $. %
as: bulls steady at S2:6094:2 calves
1Oc. lower at s3.90@4o0. Texas bulls
steady at S320G3.75
HOGs-Fairly active at Yesterdays
closing prices: top. 81. S712; mixed and
butchers, s4.G5@4.s7;1a: good to choice.
heavy, s4so@4. STE; rough heavy, $3.50
s4.75; light, S4.60Q4.S0; bulk Of sales. S4.75
al. S2l..
SHEEP-Sheep and lambs generally
steady; good to choice wether firm. $3.50
G6: fair to choice mixed about steady,
81. 5065 40; western sheep steady, $3.50
500: yearlings about steady. S6@6. 40. Ma.
tive lambs about steady, S5@I.35; western
lambs steady, SG@l-3o.
NEW YORK. March o.-BEEvES-Ac-
tive and 1Oc. higher; about all sold.
Steers S4.S0@5.40: oxen, $40; bulls. sa.I5
sM4.75: cows 50 5OGl44..s Cables firm; re-.
frigerator beef higher at SA@9c.f per
pound -. = d
CALvEs-Lower: Veals, $4,000 so; !.
'> SHEEP AND LAMBs-sh strong;
lambs. s1Oc. higher Sheep. S4.50G6: culls.::
.sSd4: lambs, 5s7@s.35; culls, s6G6.50.
easier; good western
hogs, $3.50; pigs, s.. .
$EAsT$LIBERTY. March 2.-CATTLE--ss
sstaaIv: extra S5.45@5. 65: prime $3.50
$40; common. .ss.15@5: 20: heavy hogs
.s5. ID: heavy Workers. S.: 10a5.l211s; light
workers. s505.05; pigs. s., 1904. 90; roughs,z
ssSHEEP.Firm; choice wethers. 500
q ~. COMMON. S:Q1i %: choice e lambs, $50:
OTIS: common to good, $500 Gao. Veal
calves. 81 as.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. March S. 1900
(sold at Union Stock Yards.)
Receipts: ~ 81 ea AZ
sheep and lambs !. . . 100
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

: NEW YORK, March 5.-DRYz GOODS
There has been a. fair demand for sta
pie cotton on the spot and for quick de-
liveries. but the demand for distant deliv-
cries has been Indifferent. Agents are
also very reserved in connection with
forward business, under the influence Of
raw cotton. Further advances are\ re-
ed brown and colored In prints the mar
ket is stiffening in staple grades, and dis
counts are being shortened. No change
in fancy prints. Ginghams strong with
out new feature. Print cloths are mac
tive in regulars and quiet in odd goods,
but decidedly strong. Crochet and Mar
settles quilts occasionally 21ac. higher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
NAVAL STORES.

Z CHARLESTON, S. c.. March 5.-TUR-
PENTINE-A1arket firm at SIC; sales,
none.
ROs1N-Firm and unchanged; sales.
none.
SAVANNAH. GA, March 5-SPIRITS
OF TURPENTINE-Firm at 5411kc.; re-
ceipts. so casks: sales; It's casks; exports,
22S casks.
ROSIN-Fi-m and unchanged: receipts
1,4S6 barrels; sales, none; exports, 4,3SG
barrels.
. WILMINGTON. N. c.. March 5.-SPIR-
ITS OF TURPENTINE-Steady at $50
53hc.; receipts, 25 casks
ROSIN-Dull at s1.40@1.45; receipts, 131
barrels
CRUDE TURPENT1NE-Noth do
ing; receipts, 10 barrels.
TAR-Quiet at S1.45; receipts, COS bar
rels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, March 5.-The strength in
wheat to-day caused early by nigh fsh ca
,,act ~ The movement and the lack Of de-,
n mand. May closed @sssc. down. May
n l.o1 closed and May oats "a shade
lover: Provisions at the close were 2k@.
TIC. depressed from saturd ay.
- - - ezsS Open. High Low. Close
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06

MONEY AND ENCHANGE.-A1oney on
call steady at oii4G3la per cent: last loan
at ~ per cent: prime mercantile paper
i1sT51l per cent. Sterling exchange soft.
with actual business in banfiers bills at
81 Sels for demand and at S4.S2aa for
sixty days; posted rates. 81. Si@i.S4ia and
81 S1l.u4. IS: commercial bills. $4.S2@
4.SoE. Silver certificates, 59%4 GGO34; bar
silver, 595s: Mexican dollars. 47&. Gov
eminent bonds steady; State bonds mac
five railroad bonds firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
s35 Bedroom Suit, $3.50.

SIS Bedroom Suit, $3.50.
A complete Bedroom Outfit. consisting
Of Bed, Dresser, Washstand. Cotton-Iop
T Mattrass. Woven Wire Springs, Table, 2
Chairs, Rocker, Towel Rack, all to match,
in antique oak or mahogany finish, easily
worth SIS; sale price, $3.50.
$3.50 Music Stand, sl.50<
Just two $3.50 Music Stands left, OF
oak, finely polished, with four shelves
{ and music holder. turned posts and spin
dies; sale price, Sl.50.
$40 Armchair, S4.6O.
A very fine, large Armchair, handsome
ly upholstered in Bagdad, formerly sold
at $40; sale price, $3.50.
Small Size Chairs, to match the above,
for 81 so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
7nx soc 7hey Come to tfo,r.A Vie, A,ornd. s.
ODenC OnfeSSiOn
(zs Good for tie Store.

Furniture-Fine Furniture. Some time ago we
overstocked ourselves with pieces OF furniture
finer than usually found in department stores we
have tried to get rid Of this lot Of goods-rst at 9
small profit and then at real cost We are now com
need 10 confess that all this lot of fine furniture
pieces has been marked at less than cost-very
much less. Furniture fit TO grace the most elegant
home, a rare chance for connoisseurs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
Going Away.

We find a few bargains for
YOU in our Trunk Goods De-
partment. We leave the mat
ter to your good judgment
$500 Trunk for $3.50.
Heavy Canvas-Covered Trunks, iron
trimmed, brass lock, a $500 Trunk, for
$3.50.
$3.50 Trunk for $3.50.
Extra Heavy Canvas Trunk, iron bound,
top straps, a $3.50 Trunk, for $3.50.
SIS Rroi!er-Tray Trunk for S3.75.
Roller-Tray Trunk, very heavy, canvas
covered, S. Trunk, for S3.75.
SOC Hand BAGS for 39c.
Ten-inch Hand Bags, imitation alliga-
tor skin, well made and fnished,a SOC
Bag for 39c.
69c telescope for 49c.
Sixteen-inch Canvas Telescope Bag,
heavy riveted, leather corners, 69c Tel
escope, for 49c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
Oar Basement.

When we say Basement
that covers the ground, it
means a general price-cut-
ting, Low prices is synony-
nous with Basement at
Meyers Store
r. and H.quart Very Heavy REFINED
Water Buckets, will not rust, worth
29e, for i5c.
..Yards of Fruits and Flowers, with one
inch gilt moulding worth $3.50, tor CSC.
Indurated Fibre Wash Tubs, best made,
worth st.o5, for 69e.
t2-quart Long Handle Sauce Pots, with
tops, worth soc, for ACC.
Tin Spice Sets, in Japanned cases,
worth. Coo, for &c.
Large White limitation Marble Busts,
worth 81, for 3ec-
Individual Salt Dips-pick your choice
for iC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, March 5, 1900.

SALES 100 Virginia Centuries at
S914; $500 do. at 500: 10 shares Atlantic
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac divi-
dend obligation at 152A; 10 shares do. at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
Ladies' New Suits, S5.98,

IdQleS new 0ullS, 1870.
The almost daily arrival OF
this seasons goods makes it
impossible to give you the
full news unless you come up
on the second floor.
New and Stylish Suits, Gray. Blue and
Brown Wool Cheviot, made Eton or fly
front jackets, lined with Mercerized silk,
skirts percaline lined and neatly finish
ed with box back, for S5.9S.
Ladies Tailored Homespun Suits, in all
the stylish mixtures, Eton jackets. lined
with silk Ron1aine, Percaline lined skirts,
with box plated back; special price,
$3.50.
Blue and Black Atwood Serge, Gray,
Blue and Brown Homespun. made double
breasted and tight-fitting Etons and fly
front jackets; also Tan apd Blue Covert
Cloth. made double-breasted jackets,
seams finished with silk strip and rows OF
stitching; your choice Of these for. So
Very swell costumes in Dark Castor
Cloth, made double Etons, skirts
cut in latest style, each Seam with in-
verted plait, stitched; these suits are fault
less in cut and finish; Special price,
S2l. so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
Toilet
Department. Echoes,

5 4
just to tempt you we pre-
sent list Of preparations OF
familiar brands at familiar
prices-familiar only at the
Meyers Store.
Ben Leyy's Lablache Face Powder, all
tints, box, 33c.
Mennen's Talcum Powder, box, II i-2c.
Lyons Tooth Powder box, i5c.
CoIgate's Antiseptic Tooth Powder,
box, t5e.
Jensbury & Brow's Tooth Paste, box,
39c.
Meade & Bakers Mouth Wash, bottle,
i6c,
Violet Perfuned Ammonia, bottle, l0c.
Perfumed Sea Salt for the Bath, bottle,
25c.
Woodbury's Facial Soap, cake, nc.
Packers Tar Soap, cake, i6c-
47li White Rose and Lilyot the Val
ley Soap, cake, nc.
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IS 1cI1noND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond, Vas. March S. 800.
s1c,aid@ a Union Stock Yards
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Receipts: q ead;
e. Sheap and lambs |. . !. |. =. 100
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5000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06

S Hogs !. !. 81. NV NV
Sales: 49, s q,
Shaansands a :, he, stsss.. 100
Hogs 500
Cattle, best, 4H1z@5c. medium to good
521s@4Ac.;; common to. fotr 90 2Ac.s s
bulls. 4@5c.: sheep. $4@11.11c. .s33
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06

fSHEEP.Firm: choice wethers. $500
e TO-. common $500. %: choice lambs, $3.50
al. -: common to good, 500 Gao. Veal
calves, as. Ii 4
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NEW YORK. March ,2:-BEEvEs-Ac
tive and 1Oc. higher; about all sold:
Steers, 81. S0@5:40: oxen, 81. 1O;8 bulls. Sa-I5
frigerator beef higher at SA@9c. per
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-27

meat which he was eating, or to have
otherwise leased or annoyed him at
that time is such evidence of contrib-
utory negligence as authorized the
submission of this question to the
ury.'-New York Herald.
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IOFF1CI.AL WEATHER FORECASTS.
Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines, July 27.-For Iowa: Fair
and warmer tonight: Saturday, increas-
ing cloudiness.
SYNOPSIS.
Clear weather generally prevails over
the lake region and the northern and
middle portion of the central valleys.
but it is cloudy along the Atlantic and
gulf coast and the northern Rocky
mountain slope. With rain falling at
Havre and Swift Current.
Light showers have occurred during
the past twenty-four hours in Montana,
North Dakota, Wyoming and from New
Orleans northeastward to Boston.
The pressure is high over the lakes
and northern Pacific coast and is low
elsewhere, the lowest being 1880 inches
at Winnipeg.
The temperatures are higher over
Minnesota and the Dakotas. and have
remained nearly stationary in other
sections.
The following observations we're
taken at . a. M. central time: