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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
AUCTION sALEs-ru,uw.p,YS

ny VIRTUE or TIE TERMS or
uei ID. Wilson, dated the 26th dag d
February, 1S9S. and recorded in ID. Il. I'll
y, y,V. Norfolk County Clerks Office,
the 26th day OF Septen
ber, 1900. at u O'clock ri. in front OF I'll
Norfolk County Courthouse door, the fol
numbered three on the plat of Lewiston
said piece 10 be sold fronts fifty feet d
the Great Bridge road and runs back q
Neyed to Samuel ID. Wilson by ".
Woodhouse.
Terms made known Mt sale.
GEO. c.. MARTIN. I
seio-tu5 Trustee.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
BOND MARkEr.

NtW ] YIN s'VUI. ~, IJIU.
y, S, 2's refunding. registered ....l0iN
United States rs rcfunhinS, coupon. .iOi3 IS
United Suites rs, registered ..........
United States rs, Registered .ilO
United States IS coupon ..............l1O
United States new IS. Registered ..lats
United States neW as. ooupou ..i;iis
United States old As REGISTERED .fl5
United States Us old. coupon ........4lG
United States lis. Registered ........li4
I nited States SIS. coupon ...........Il4
District o. Columbia S-G5's ............l42
NirgInia Comturioa ......... .......... S9al
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
SAILED.
ARRIVED IN HAMPTON ROADS.

ARRIVED IN HAMPTON ROADS.
Schr. Marguerite j.. Roper, Cranmcr
New York 10 old Point. stone.
s;chr. james &. Clifford. Sharpley
New York, for Old Point, stone.
Schr Elm City, FailJinburg, New
York, for Newport News, stone.
Schr. Mary T.. Palmer. for orders.
Schr. Carrie. Thomas, Baltimore, for
Old Point. coal.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Sept. Isl D. m.-Cotton:
SPOT very dun and prices lower; Amer
lean middling esd.
The sales of the day were 1000 bales.
of which geo were for speculation and
export. and included $500 American.
Receipts. Coco bales, including l,5oo
American.
Futurcs opened easy ana closed
steady. American Nllddling' Septen-
bcr. 39-6id. vaiuc, September 10 cc-
tober G O3-6id seller: October and No
vember, 43-6i@5 4f-Gld. sellers 40
vember ana December = 35-Gi: brvc':
December and January. : 20-G'tp5 % cad
values; January and February rs Oi
"a 2T-G4d buyers: Aprl ana Nl4v
: q Gid. buyer; May and June. l1-6fif
+ 90-Gid buyers; juno and July ; is Gil
buyer; July ana August, > 1860
3 17-GlI. sellers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
NEw YoRN srocN MAnKE.

Atchison go. :. ~ United States :. Is
Atchison. pref o9A lWcUs Fargo ...l22
Isalti. and Ohio 70h Mt$CEit.A y EOIiS.
tihes. ana Ohio 2Iial.Amcr. Cot. oil 30
a.. II ana @ ....12SiIiA & O, pref. =. $
hi. and y. ...16l "a $ ana " &c.. 33is
G G ana ST l. IS a $ ana W. pre- 1884
Del. and Jfud. .l0SiG Amer. Tobacco %
Gt. Nor. pref. .15li. Amer lob. pre- l27
Illinois Central .ll5i. BROOKLYN r. T.. 80
Lake Shore ..2lG Con Tobacco . 25&
Louis. and Mash 7lsSCon FOB. pref 7G45
Manhattan IL" SS7s Gen. Electric ..iSSri
Met St. Ry ..15i iGluooso Sugar 49is
y. J. Central ..130 Glu Sugar prof 9Sls
N Y Central 1921. llntn'l Pupcr e.. 1870
= and w ....... S3a ilut'nl r., pref. Ciia
y and w. prof. TiislNational Biscuit %s3i
le1ia Nat. HiscUii pro So
st. Paul 80. ...1l2li Pacific Mail ... .Jia
st. Paul. pref. lI3iSP ullman Pal. ..lS5
So. Railway 80. llis Sugar ...... ....llG5s
SO. nv. pref. :. J3a. Sugar pref ....1i
.2N. COMPANIES. IL. :. Leather =. 10H
Adams :. ......lH n. s. a. uref. . G6i,
Anerica: ...l5o West. Union =. i95.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
DT.7N ETTTS XVD PTTNS-

PEANUTS Market firm; fancy. 2@cc:
strictly prime. 2iac. prime eisU2iic; com
mon iaiM2c; Spanish, 81 per hushcl.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
SHIPPING REPORT.
Foreign md Coast,viso.
September is, 1900.
hltItINTEn

Schr. Fannie G. Bowen, Chase, Fall
River, light.
schr. VIM. j. Lippsett, Hinckley.
Bangor, light.
schr. Oracle d. Chambers, Bennett.
schr George f. walcott. Reed, Port
land. light.
Schr. Florence 1. Lockwood Walton,
New York, light.
schr Marion Rockhil, Cranmer,
New YORK.. light.
schr. John r. Holiday. Abbott New
York. light.
SChr RebeCca, Lang, New York
light.
schr Lucy wheatley. Taylor New
York, light.
schr: Harry Landcll, Vaughan, New
York, light.
schr Henry II. Grant sutphen, New
York. light.
schr. Il. and T. Hargraves, Chatfeld.
Fall River, light
schr. Rover. Hoddinott. Baltimore.
coal.
scm. Thomas richards. Cox. Balti-
more. coal.
Horges soverelen of the Sea, West
Point. ana Annie II. Smith, -. light.
CLEARED.
British stnlp. Strathord, Forsyth,
British stmp. Alabama, Gwntkins,
Kingston. coal.
schr Ida Il. Gibson, FallSinburg.
SUFFOLK, light.
SAILED.
British stmp. Mancunia. Wattley,
i}luehclds and inagua. coaed.
British stmp. Alagonia. Noodle, Lon
don and Antwerp, coaled.
Spanish shnp. Besonia. Sarasala.
Malta. coal.
schr. Chas. f. Tuttle. Tullock, sa-
lem. coal.
schr. Ida Il. Gibson. Falkinburg.
SUFFOLK. light
AItRINEp IN HANIprON ROADS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKE,

v. IN I
New York, Sept, 1S.-Aftcr II steady
start ut unchanged prices to n decline
of points. the market worked TO
points lower under foreign selling and
room liquidation. Throughout the fore
noon fluctuations in the local pit did
not exceed 10 points. The government
report proved to be decidedly less bull
ish than the trade had prepared FOR,
ana as Il result selling became general.
Prices withcred rapidly under the pres
sure thus brought 10 bear, declining 10
points by y. IN. Late advices from
the other side explained the English
break as due to offerings of 10000
bales OF September delivery cotton from
the Continent. During the last hour
the market was fevcrish with weak
undertone. 1raIiing was systematically
active. with Wdll street n liberal seller.
The market closed steady, to 10 points
net lower.
New York. sept. 1S-Cotton futures
steady ut the decline. September, 1920:
October 1890; November. 9.9l: Deem
Der. 9.15; January. 975: February, 9.1l;
March. 9.73: May. 9.74; June. ga: July,
$40.
Cotton futures closed steady. Sep
temher. t0t75 October, 1905; November,
9.7S: December. 9.6I: January, $50: Teb
May. 9.GG; June. $50; July, 1858.
SPOT cotton closed quiet: middling
upiands. 1o7Sc.; middlng gulf. 1l1sc.;
sales. 4I4 bales.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET
New OSleans. Sept. 1S-Cotton fin
lures quiet and steady September,
1O.20@1O.3l: October. 910@9.7; Novem-
Der. y.J2M0.5i: December. 9.50Gt9.5l; IAN
nary, 9.50m9.5l: February, 9.52M0.5i;
March. o.5iG9.55; April. 95i@9.56; May.
9.55N9.51.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
BYRD. BALDWIN & co.
RENiAi.AEEHtN. mno y :. AND,;
IL q 9lHGrDS SC{L.niNl:
GHsSisS Stt.Eir,
FOR RENT.
OFFICES.

los CRANKY $3.50
2lI Main Street.
West Building. &C
Main and Church.
Second floor Fla
Iron Square.
lidddington Build
inS, corner Granb
81. and city IIa
'vc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
DWELLINGS

10 ,.,,l ,I,',,ii -. n0 IiudulngtUn
~, ~ u''i,'e 90 2,5'.n Ing, corlicr
i ;I9 ~, M" ''SSii;.2 81. ana City
~ Church .....$ll.50i
-Four new houses STORES
on HON 81 CIT 3l0 CRANKY 81
Doo,,. ,,t ,,,a 3i5 liutc st.
i'V''Ai" " IN :. ait Butte st.
III Maple ave. .Sl2.50 24l Church -
$40 Granny At..Sl2.o0 - Nivlson s.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
KGl!l, TA0TlIOl ! Williams.

Northwest corner Bank and Washington
Streets.
New Phone 1910 old Phone $50
ia5-eod-iy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-08
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

Ii referring 70 telephone monopolies
and franchises the Ida Grove Pioneer
suggests that 1T would be a good plan
sfoi all cities granting franchises TO To-
cal telephone or any ether private COR
poration where the general public is in
ieIested. 10 compel them before signing
the franchise paper 70 stipuate in said
franchise that in ease of a sale it is de-
sired the city shall have the first tight
% purchase
Isenarking on the large number of
votes thrown out because of erroneous
marking Of the ballot the Sioux City
Tribune is Of the opinion that The
chief source of confusion is in the large
circle at the head Of the ballot. That
Should be abolished and voters be re-
CURED To place "a cross in the square in
front Of the name Of every candidate
they Wish to cast their ballot for
The Rockwell City advocate is im-
pressed with the thought that the up
country reader Of the Des Moines pa
pei;s is unable 10 account for some of
their pecnliaritiss in this campaign
As 10 the effort 10 force an in.erfer-
ence upon the part OF our nation in the
lsoer war the Mt. Pleasant Journal
thinks THE United States has no right
10 say ward until it is asked to do So
BY both parties
The Burlington Hawkcye notes that
arlsryan is an expert in the science OF
making his natoriety pay him II is
said that his book has Melted him more
than sae,ooo all Of which IS invested in
government bends
The lleokuk Gate City thinks the
Marion Register APPLY defines Senator
Allison's nlarvelous career in the SEN
tencc He socks The lines of least re-
sistanee. The Gate CITY says that is
Allison's power stated accurately ane
w!sely
! TINS sioux City Journal Observes thai
sItaly has given he final push To thai
open door and Il is now back as lar q:
lit can 90. lTnele sam Swili furnish tbs
bris.ls 70 keep II in place
The Clinton .Ass believes wounds arr
Ebsing dnfieted in the present senatorial
conflict that win insvitably leave scars
The Eagle GROW Eagle regards sen,
ator Kyle. Of South Dakota, as a con,
scientious ciean. honest servant o
1.-THE people.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-08
IOWA NEWSPAPERS.

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-08
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!: TOPICS OF THE TIMES .


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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-08
AND SMALLPOX in
WORTH COUNTY.
Is onSett NcWs.l


Last week 1t was our sad duty to re-
port the death Of one child, from diph-
iberia in the family Of Henry White,
living on the Kjerland farm. in Ken
seut townships about six miles north
east of this place, where two weeks ago
today the trustees placed a quarantine.
Since that time three other children
have died. one last Thursday; then to
fill the already full cup OF sorrow to.
Overlooking two more We're placed in
thu same grave last sunday. The re-
naming child and parents are now do
ing nicely.
Ii is true that there is one light case
of diphthera in this city, Lucille Criss.
granddaughter of David Allison, but at
no time has this case been dangerous,
and now the little girls greatest trou-
bic is being confined to her bed, making
it unhandy for doh playing. etc
There was II case Of smallpox re-
ported at Hedge o. Stein place, in
the northwest corner of kensett town.
ship. and DR.. Stixrud went Immediate
~ 70 the place and reports that there
are no symptoms of smallpox there
Whatever
We hear many reports which when
traced down prove 10 be false. some
from Danville, others from Lincoln and
the surrounding country but none are
certain There has been smallpox in
Danville, but it is now checked. 1t Is
certain, however, that there are no
cases of the disease in this township
and that the diphtheria cases are I'M
der complete control, and although the
action of the board of health in this
city asking all public gatherings to be
iaispensed with for q time looks some
what Frightening, it is not. This ac-
ton was certainly taken not because of
fear, but to aid that much, if possible.
in holding matters In the excellent sit
uation they are now in. Now 7 does
not agree with our or many others
way Of looking at the matter. yet IT
may be for thcbest. and let us all work
together in carrying out the motion to
the letter
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-08
Al Nicht.

The raspy cough Of baby is sure
sign of Group: it Is Group Keep bot
tie Of Beggs: Cherry Cough syrup
handy: ii cures. Guaranteed. George
r. Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-08

- isis's ~ NILS y Ole az i3rty-tiN He
received Forty three. The DIS Asines
papFrs IS tbs sluie date elainla ran
srty eisi lifF57 votes for l;.at@4 He
sa,t tt5syseielit ire Gear 9reans
5Sllifs1ss lliaa as fifsv foar Tor low
en-. ils ~: Vas abollng in Ne In
'erasss Of is Faslsrs ami not fisr a fay
s@i'i5e eaiiaisAi which accounts fer
he aifferenee
ARMY REQ RIGA M ALTON.
ofe q msasl!iss e great rnblic inter-
lard POSITION b congress win he the
army Btll ciharnssn Hui a the hsad
at tie military affairs committee u US
astlse said on Friday that = would re-
ibtrodiles Ais military sablishnlsnt
biil tlle laissl. part Of This month. II
i1sM aFll7sars certain That a long con-
I5ttsst silf follow II ba:h houses oyer the
(. aiaizatien q he army 4 lively
elitsst Vas heid s5ver this question IN
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-08
ONLY SIS. 90

It is believed in Norway that wolves
nre frightened away by telegraph lines.
On one occasion village voted money to
help in the construction of lire passing
near it for this reason alone.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-08

My son had n most malignant Cancer. for
Ehich the doctors said an operation was the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-08
Floridn, West Indies and Central

AmeFlCa.
The facilities Of the Louisville &
Nashville railroad for handling tourists
and travellers destined for all points in
Florida, Cuba. Porto Rico, Central
America, or for Nassau, are unsur-
spass0.l. Doodle daily lines Of sleeping
cars are rim from cincinnati. Louis
Mile, Chicago and st. Louis through
jacksonville to interior Florida points.
and to Miami. Tampa and New Or
leans the ports q enibarkation for the
Louis. Mo-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-08

j. /, Bsvry. Logantown. Pa. writer:
~ am wiling 10 take my oath that I
Was cured Of pneumonia entirely by the
use Of One Minute Cough Cure after
doctors failed Il also cured my chill
dyen Of whooping cough Quickly re-
lieves and cures coughs, colds. Group.
grippe and throat and lung troubles.
Children q like it.ss Mothers endorse it.
A Stuppists
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-08

.nly hope. The opcr-
-.tion was Il severe
me, as itwas ifeces-
iary TO cut down 10
de ia w bon e a nd
Grape it. Before q
great while the Gall-
yer returned, ami ke-
gan to grow rapid IS.
Ne gave him many
'emedies without re-
ief. a n q iina ~ !,
ipcn the advice ola
rlend, dee / q "a to
Try $ $. =. t-wiftS
specitif1 n nd with,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-08

According to Henry Clews' weekly
financial review the new year opens
up with the most favorable prospects.
1t is rare indeed that the whole bust
ness situation of any country is in Sc
satisfactory a condition as we find it
here in the United States today. The
railroads were never carrying so much
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-03
THE veRGENNES SCANDAL.

The following Is the plaintiffs side
of the case, from the ST. Adams Mes
sengcr Of Sept. 20:
Mr.. Ketchum's representative was In
town to-day and tells the following
story of the case:
THE suit for alienation of affection,
brought by j. w. Ketchum, of Yer
gennes, against Il. II. Lemay, of Mon
treal, developes painful and interest'
ing features as the facts come more
fully to light.
THE presumption formed by tre
great majority of readers regarding
Mrs. Ketchum's apparent guilt does a
cruel wrong to woman, whose only
fault has been indiscretion, though III.
discretion of a nature that the world
seldom pardons. How few are willing
when woman is concerned, to sus
pend the harsh judgment and the IN
slant condemnation.
Mrs. Ketchum the unfortunate wo-
man whose name comes before the
public in connection with this case,
was married when Is years old to the
plaintiff. John Winslow Ketchum, of
Vergennes. She was a remarkably
pretty woman and quite belle among
the young men of Vergennes. She mar
ried the plaintiff when he was in COM
parativcly poor circumstances and the
first few months of her welded life
were in the nature of hard struggle
with poverty and persistent 1ll-for-
tune.
ut was at this period, when the
wolf was at the door and when the
grim spectre of debt hung over her
head. that Lemay came into her life.
He was one of party consisting OF
Mr.. Ketchum, Mrs Ketchum and sew
eral Vergennes people who rode up on
the sleeper from New York city to-
gether
"Lemay was and is a handsome man
of engaging manners, and, with
his undoubted wealth, easily won his
way into the good graces of this in
experienced girl-for she was little
more. The result was an invitation,
presumably from Mrs. Lemay, to visit
Montreal.
"ln an evil hour she consented met
Lemay, took dinner with him and
dazzled with the luxury and wealth
lavished upon her, awoke from the
dream Just in time to save herself. She
left the tempter. spent the night at
friends in the suburbs, and came
home the next day frightened and
repentant. She told her husband. He
forgave her. and, for the sake of the
old-time love, they have lived togeth-
err ever since.
However, the husband waited in
vain for vengeance, until, from a
source of the most unexpected nature,
way seemed to open. An attorney
in this city secured the facts. He
promised absolute secrecy and asked
to be allowed the laws vengeance.
Consent was given, not to the dread
full exposure and scandal that actual
ly followed but to what was believed
to be an adequate rcprisal on the
tempter."
This is the story told by Mr.
Ketchum's representative, who also
speaks feel,.gly OF the terrible blow
that last nights disclosure was to
both the Ketchams. 1t would appear
from this that the poor woman is
innocent of actual wrong, but is thus
terribly suffering for the one weak
moment in which she permitted her
self to drift away from the man who
ow so keenly feels this public scandal
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-03
WILLIAMSTOWN.
Or. f Il Watson returntd from
his vacation last Saturday.

DR.. f b. Watson returned from
his vacation last Saturday.
Windsor G. Dirty has moved from
the Schoteld tenement to the Ed
Smith house, and Harley r. Martil
is to begin housekeeping ia the tene.
ment vacated by Mr.. Dirty.
Miss Ella N0rtoo, Of Barre, is Car
ing for Mrs. G. L. Edison.
William ]. Young and family are t,
occupy James Beckett's house while
the latter is out of town for the win
ter.
News has just been received OF The
death of Mrs. Ellen Lynde, widow O.
the late Walter Bass, at her home ii
Ottawa, Kansas. She was the Oldest
daughtt OF the lat Mr.. John 'Lynde
and a fine woman. She was some g.
years of age.
Dr.. W. J. Tindall was married il
New York city Sept. 20 to Miss Bar
bara r Chuhoba. Mr.. Tiudall was
graduate OF the N. Y. University ant
was IL teacher ia the schools there.
Conductor James CAnaly is taking
vacation for a few days
G. G. Carroll has bought the hote
stand in East Bethel and will run i
himself.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-03
EiendIsh Attack

An attack was lately made on c. T. Collier
of Cherokee, Iowa that nearly proved fatal
IL came through his kidneys. His bach got SO
lame he could not stop without sreat p in.
nor sit in chair except propped by cuehio $.
No remedy helped him noil he tried j. er1r e
Bitters which effected such nderful
change that he writes he fesl' like M " man
This marvellous medicine cure backache nod
kidney trouble, purities the blood and builds
up YOUR health. Only SOC at Parlor Drug
Store. DIV
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-03

A novel suit has been commenced
in New Hampshire. A jury has suec
the presiding judge of the court fol
accusing them Of returning a verdict
contrary to the evidence and theil
oatbs. They claim each $40, 900 dam
age to character. If the Judge tol6
the truth the figures are set too high
by four ciphers.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-03

1t is we'll for the members of the
legislature to remember that it il
only one Of their duties to elect {
United States senator and while tn.
is important, there are many othel
matters that concern the welfare o.
the people of the state far more
Were it not for personal ambitions
that demand recognition, this on,
subject would not be the apparen'
paramount work OF the session.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-03

There is No good reason, except to
give some one an easy job for state
tax commissioner. The auditor can
perform the duties Of that Office fal
better. Abolish it and stop the ex-
penSe.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-03

"For three days and nights suffered agony
untold IRON an attack of cholera morbut
brought on by eating cucumbers,' says NJ. Z.
Lowther, clerk of the district court, Center.
vile, Iowa. 81 thought should surely die
and tried dozen different medicines but all
to no purpose. I sent for tottle of Cham.
berains Collie, Cholera ind Diarrhoea Rem
edy and three doses relived me entirely y
] his remedy Is for sale by +. A. Drown &
Co., Druggists. DIV