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Evening journal., 1900-03-07
DOZEN FGGs BROKrN

AS Gotleib Reafus, of No. Pip Mar
ket street. was crossing Eighth and
Market streets this morning carrying a
market basket he was struck and
knocked down by q team driven by a
woman, whose name was not ascertain
ed. The contents Of the basket were
scattered about the street and one
dozen eggs broken.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
DEAD BABY IN LARD CAN.

Elkton, Nd, March I'm the woods
one mile from Bowie Monday after
noon William Giles found a tin lard
can standing at the base of a large
tree. partly concealed by leaves, and
containing the dead body Of an infant
child Deep finger marks were per-
ceptible on the throat Of the child, and
the physicians stated that the infant
was strangled to death Catherine
Parker, aged "a years. has been arrest
ed on the charge of murder.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
ORANGE CLUE TO PLAY.

Epworth NJ. e. Church choir has se-
cured the Orange Mandolin Club to as
sist in the concert to be given in the
main auditorium Of the church on
thursday evening, March 10. Selec-
tions by this organization will be the
feature Of the entertainment. Mrs.
Miriam Sheppard Davidson, OF Dover.
Will be soprano soloist.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
MINING COMPANY CHARTERED.

The Delaware Trust Company this
morning secured a charter at Dover for
the Baltimore Storage and Distributing
Company, of Baltimore. The concern
will have a capital of S2,000,000, and
will mine and distribute coal and other
minerals. The incorporators are Ed
ward T. Candy, N. G. Haughey and
Gardner W. Kimball.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
FARMBRs' UNION NAMES PRICES

The Kent and Sussex Farmers AS
sociations have decided upon a uni
form price for tomatoes for this year,
which, however, they will not strictly
enforce. A close watch OF the prices
will be maintained next season. The
rate to be received for tomatoes is
$3.50 ton, and for corn, to be canned,
IS. 1t is understood that the associa-
tions of Talbot and Caroline counties
Nd, will adopt the above prices.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
novER oFFIcIALs CHosEN.

At meeting Of the Dover Town
Council last night, p. Sheridan Hurd
was elected chief OF police and street
supervisor, and Frank Russell assist
ant. Alexander NJ. Daley was chosen
solicitor.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
JOHN MAGIiIRE RIIR1rn

John Mcguire was buried from the
home OF his brother, Frank A. Mcguire,
No. 911 Shipley street. yesterday, mass
being said in st. Peters Pro-Cathe-
dral. A large delegation Of paint
ers from the p, w. & B. shops at
tended the funeral.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
sERIous FIRE AYERTEp.

By the prompt action of neighbors, a
serious fire was averted last night at
the residence OF Mrs. p. c. Bogart, on
North street, Dover. The flames were
discovered by J. T. Hoffecker, who
gave the alarm. The blaze originated
from an overheated register.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
81 M IL al NOTES.

The Y. NJ c.. A. indoor sports will be
held on March is. A concert, in which
the Oriental .Tronbadors will take part,
will be given in the association hall on
March 90 The deciding game. in the
association basketball contest will be
played on March 20.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
EXPECT A coon CROP.

United States Marshal John Cannon
Short, who has just returned from his
farm, near Bridgeville, states that
growers in Sussex county expect good
yield of peaches the coming season.
There is yet a chance, however, OF a
cold snap damaging the crop.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
w FRANK TAYLOR m.

w. Frank Taylor is again confined to
his bed at his home at Hockessin. Mr..
Taylor is suffering from the result Of
an injury to his hip. Several weeks
ago ne was in bed from the same cause
and recovered sufficiently to be out.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
TAX COLLECTORS RETURNS.

The hundred tax collectors have
made the following reports of collec-
tions for February: APPOINTMENTS,
S5. $50; st. Georges. 1896; Brandywine,
s11S24; Mill Greek, s14040; Pencader,
s2321S; Red Lion. s243.29; Blackbird,
s24664; Wilmington. 1897. S745.65; 1898,
S7S4.79; 1899, s1,O55.95.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
HOLDING INQUEST TODW

Coroner Vandever and Deputy Coro-
ner Giles went to Delaware City this
morning and are holding an inquest on
the death Of Captain George A. Cleaver,
who was killed by an explosion on the
government launch Caperon on Janu-
AIRY II last. About forty witnesses are
to be examined.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
MAD DOG SCARE.

A mad dog created much excitement
in Delaware City yesterday. Il ran
amuck through the town and bit sew
eral dogs. Four or five OF the bitten
animals we're shot.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
LEVY COURT SESSION.

All of the Levy Court commissioners
were present this morning, except
Chairman Scott Mr. White opened
and adjourned the meeting to o'clock
this afternoon. No business was trans
acted.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
RETURN OF SALE CoNFIRMED.

Judge Spruance held Orphans Court
this morning and confirmed the return
OF the sale of real estate Of the late
Evan Walker. The return was present
ed by Howell S. England. Robert P.
Talley was appointed guardian of Mary
Talley.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
AGAIN POSTPONED.

The lecture Of G.. Stanley Hall. which
was to have been given before the Pri-
mary Teachers Association last even
ing was postponed until March 20.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
HENRY G. sWAYNE REcoVEREp

Henry G. Swayne, formerly of the
New Castle county bar, who removed
to Havana, Cuba, last Fall, has recov-
cred from a severe attack Of yellow
fever. Mrs. Swayne was also attacked,
but her case was light. Mr.. Swayne is
now visiting in Florida, where he will
probably locate.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
CHERRY ISLAND DIREcToRs

At the annual meeting of the Cherry
Island Marsh Company the old board
of directors was reelected as follows:
J. Atwood Weldin. Isaac j. TaIley,
Thomas ]. Talley, William Sellers and
William Lawton.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
MIDDLETOWN's ELECTION.

Middletown's election resulted in
George G. Roe and William r. Coch-
ran for commissioners; Joseph c. Jolls
assessor; Edward Reynolds. treasure.
and William. r. Reynolds, alderman.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
MAY SUE CITY RAILWAY
WATER DEPARTMENT TO TAKE
STEPS AGAINST THE COMPANY.

Chief Engineer Bond, OF the Water
Department, was instructed yesterday
by the commissioners to consult with
City Solicitor Conrad preparatory to
bringing suit against the Wilmington
City Railway Company for damage
done to pipes and mains by electroly-
sis.
Register Grohe several months ago
wrote to the railway officials calling
their attention to the damage done by
electricity to water pipes in various
places. The communication was not
acknowledged and other letters were
treated in the same manner
After waiting for some time for a
reply from the company, the board
yesterday decided to act in the matter.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
DREDGING BRIDGE CHANNELS.

Dredging at Third street bridge is
being completed. Next week the dredge
will be moved to the Market street
bridge and the channel there viii be
dug out
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
B. 8 0. pRooPING STOCKS.

B. & o. Preferred. which has been
steadily. going down, closed yesterday
at 7SA. Common, which was up to
e7h at one time during the day, closed
at;61%.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
NEW STATION AT TOWNSEND
CONTRACT HAS BEEN AWARDED
FOR THE PROPOSED STRUC-
TURE.

Plans and detailed specifications have
been completed for the new passenger
station to be erected at Townsend, for
the Delaware division of the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore rail-
road.
The new building will be face brick
and frame with electric wiring, ticket
office, layatOry room and general con-
venlences, and will be erected by Con-
tractor w. r. Burns, Of Berwyn, Pa,
who has received the general contract.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
HnALTH AND beauty.

No beauty with pimply skin. dull
eyes. bad breath. Clean your system
and keep it clean with fragrant Casca-
rets Candy Catharticl All druggists,
10c.. 25c., soc.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
INVITED ro REMAIN

Rev. Frederick Spencer. pastor OF
Armory M. p. Church, Dover. has been
asked to return as pastor of the church
next year
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
The Testimony Adduced in the
Case Of the Accused Muir
derers of Eyre.
COURT OFFICIALS ARE IDLE
IF THE PRESENT JURY QUAsHEs
THE CASE AGAINST THE PIERCE
BROTHERS THEY WILL BE RE
ARRESTED AND ANOTHER
GRAND JURY DRAWN.

Media, Pa, March THE wheels of
the Delaware county court are clogged.
Judge Johnson sent to the jury room
q number of times yesterday. asking
the grand jury II il had any business
for the court to go on with, and urg-
ing on the jury the necessity of more
haste. To add TO the discontinue of
the court and the officers interested IN
rhe prosecution of the men accused OF
killing the late George b. Eyre the wit
nesses from New Jersey who have been
In attendance at court for the past two
days. and have not yet been heard
served notice on District Attorney
Josiah Smith that they would not re-
turn 70 this state. Lawyers say no one
can force them 10 come.
On Monday at the opening OF tho
court District Attorney Smith sent
number Of petty cases before the grand
jury for hearing, so as to get the court
started. After he had what he and
others thought was enough business to.
keep the court gong for a day he sent
In the Eyre murder case. thinking
that 1t would take hut a few hours to
find or ignore the bills In all of this
he has been disappointed.
Yesterday Judge Johnson had the
jury suspend hearing witnesses in the
murder case and take up some other
business. These cases were soon dis.
posed Of, and the court was idle again.
and for three straight hours yesterday
afternoon there was not case on trial.
The officials from New Jersey want
Mr. Smith to allow the case to 20 by
default. stating that they will cause
the arrest of the pierces and will take
them TO that state for trial This will
not be done. In the event of the grand
jury not returning true bills against
the prisoners they will be rearrested
and their case will then 90 before an
other grand jury.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
THoM S J. GILES DEAD
DEPUTY coRoNER's FATHER DIED
AT HIS HOME LAST EVENING.

AT HIS HOME LAST EVENING.
The death Of Thomas J. Giles. aged
6l years, occurred at his home, No. GOA
Poplar street, last night, after six
months Illness OF Brights disease.
The deceased was well-known in the
city, having been engaged in the under
taking business for over thirty years.
OF late years he was in the employ Of
the cabinet department of the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company.
He is survived by a wife and the fol-
lowing children: Deputy Coroner Fer
ris Giles. Mrs. John j. Walker and
Mrs Mabel K Medholdt.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
JOURNAL ads
Talk Out Loud

and carry their message
into the homes.
A sign over the door is
like whispering to the
people and only those
close by can hears
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
DIED oF PNEuMnNIA

Florence j. Thompson. aged % years.
died yesterday of pneumonia az her
home, No. 100 East Sixth street.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07
BOSTON MINISTER no PREACH.

Rev. Mr.. Chase. of Boston, will
preach on Sunday next at St. Andrews
p e. Church.
Evening journal., 1900-03-07

Advertising Connects the Buyer
With the Seller. A Good Me-
dunn The Evening Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-09
BUILDING IS VERY ACTIVE:

GREENSBORO. n. c., Jan. s.-special.
Ground was to-day broken for a new
county Jail at this place. 1t will be
modern structure and will cost s12,e0o
Work will also soon commence on new
s25 Geo city hall and market house.
The indications are that building opera
tons will lie very active during the pres
ent year. There are now more iaborers
employed on new buildings in Greensboro
than have been for several years past
SCHOOL MONEY
The county commissioners to-day ape
propriated $4,000 to the public schools OF
tho count. This sum, in addition to the
special appropriation received from the
state. will be apportioned by the County
school Board among the schools OIL the
various townships
CANDIDATE FOR AUDITOR
Co-orel W. s. Pearson. editor OF the
Norsanson Herald will be candluaes
before the rext Democratic State CONVEX
ton for the nomination for State Audl1os-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-09
zLABORERS FOR NEW RAILROAD.
Mrs. Winslo,v Identified the Man Who
Robbed Hcr-Bos's Skull Crushed.

Robbed Hcr-Bos's Skull Crushed.
NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 9.-Special.-One
hundred and thirty-eight iaborers, who
arrived here from New York, have gone
to Ridgeway, n. c., to work on the Rlch-
mond. Petersburg and Carolina railroad,
the construction of which is being rushed;
1879 moro are expected to follow to-mor-
row.
Mrs. Charles Winslow, who was knocked
down and robbed of $40 by highWayman
in Norfolk, to-day, Identified William
Brickhouse (coloreO as her assailant-
Brickhouse killed one Sheppard Ccolored)
recently, but pleaded self-defence, and es-
capped conviction.
Twenty-Five hundred bales :. of cotton.
.salved from the British steamer Arlosto,
stranded at Ocracoke, has arrived here.
Charles H.. Parker, aged four years, was
recently injured by q sign, which fell
upon him. He is suing Norfolk city for
s15, GOO.
Dennis SYCAMORE (coloredl has return
ed. as though one OF the dead whom the
se, rave M He was missed last August
from a. trucking sloop, upon which ne
sailed, and was believed to have been lost
overheard and drowned. His funeral SER
mon was preached at the coIored church,
of which he was member. Wife ana
family rnourned him as dead. When ne
walked in on them at Portsmouth he said
that he had left the trucking slooo and
sailed upon a voyage. from which ne had
just returned
Forrest, tive-year-oId son of Mr.. Alfred
Smith. was run over by an electric street
car at Portsmouth. His skull was crush
ed, and he will probably de.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. S-FILOUR-Wea
and generally lower, except Tor spring
bakers, VIII ch were i'll fairly good ce-
mand and steady.
RYE ELOUR-F1rnl.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Steady.
CCRNAIEAL-Dull.
BRANDYWINE-S2. 20 $3.50.
RYE-Easy; No. 2 western, GG1sc.
BARLEY-Steady.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
WHEAT-spot steady; No. red, 75isc:
Options opened steady on cables, but
quickly yielded to active bear attacks.
Which, being supplemented by we1her
late cables. small ciearanceS: llqmdatlon
and disappointing export talk, prompted
a very weak market in the early after
noon, despite an entirely unexpected VlSI-
BILE supply decrease. After nnal slight
rally with corn the market closed steady
at sss@Mc. net decline; March closed at
7iIkc.; May closed at i31sc.; July closed
at 73Ac
COKN-Spot steady: No. 2. 40iac. OPP
turned weak later III the day. The large
visible supply increase, big receipts and
lower cables all e&erted a depressing eff
feet and offset the liberal clearances.
Closed steadter with provisions at I'M
changed prices: May closed at 3Sxc.
OATS-Spot easy; No. 9, 29l4c. Options
dull.
CUT MEATs-ouiet; picked bellies,
LARD-Firm; western steamed, s6222A.
Refined firm
PORk-Firm.
BUTTER-Firm; western creamery, %
M;,0c.: State dairy, 2U42Sc.
CHEESE = Firm; filll-made fancy,
suaIl, l2.,013c.; do. large, .2!ai @13c.
Realistically: State and Pennsylvania,
2jG26c.; western, 2i@25c.. loss off.
ATOlCS-Steady; Jersey, S1.2JMl.il !;
New York, S1.,udi1.S71a: Long Island,
81 50G2: Jersey sweets, S2.JUn3.1O
PETRO
ROSIN-steady; strain, common to
good, s1.622l..
TURPENTINE-Stead
RiCE-Steady.
CABBAGE-Qulet.
25c. nominal.
The market for coffee futures opened
steady at an advance of ) 10 10 points
and ruled generally firm on reduced crop
estimates. a tirmer local spot market,
small receipts and European cables, lead
ing to further partial S points advance
Later there was q partia! REACTION uHoef
releasing, but me general undertone was
fir1n The market closed steady at net
advance of ) to 15 points. Total sales.
$50 bags, including January, o.5CQ6.4o,
February. SEQ; March S6.t596.33. Spot
coffee-Rio firm; No. 4 invo ce, 1850; NO.
Z jobbing, 7sc.; mid firm; Cordova, s1.a
1z72c.
centrifugal, sc. test 15-16c.: molasses
sugar 3asc Refined firmer and fairly
active; No. 6, $3.50; standard a, S4S0;
eranulated, So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-09
FIFE IN DURHAM.

The Campaign in Favor of the fonsti-.
,u,son-d tmcn meat has Cf'r'.,c''t.'t'.
DURHAM, ~ c.. Jan. s-spectai...
EVANGELIST Fife, WHO opened ser.ss OF
meetings in the tabesuas.e mere .5.a,e
Tuesday night, and las had large c. oWas
TO hear him. par-icu.ar.y Sestetc-y
morning and eve !ins. When tas ~
str,,ct,,re could rot hold the people seek
ingSto get In. He created much lnterss.,
but. It IS said the co &c ions y mucn
smaller than on his to:ner Wis Is mere,
Hon. II. A. FoLshee and Sherin Ma n
ham opened the campaign In this comfy
for the adoption Of the const.tn 20 ~.
amendments in speeches az a country
Mavor PRO Tenn C. c. Taylor. who
has been very sick for two weeks. Is
much improved to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-09

were all three about fourteen years old:
two of them only sons. Scarcely ever has
such q crowded church been seen here
as was witnessed yesterday at the double
funeral Of Israel Williamson and Edwin
Lee. To-day the funeral of James Hinton
was held at his fathers home, in the coun-
try. All three Of the boys We're pupils
at the Raleigh Male Academy. and q deep
gloom has settled specially over the
school
1t was a pathetic sight to see the boys
form open ranks as the caslSets of their
dead comrades were borne into the
church, the pupils. acting as pall-bearers..
No one will ever know how II all happen
ed No comfort can come TO the sorrow-
ing hearts except from the Father VINO
dealt the blow.
The stock in the Raleigh Savings Bank
has gone way ups The par value OF
share is So. Last week eiShty-three
shares were sold for $3.50 each.
A director OF the Ridseway. Richmond
.Short CUT says the trains will BY Feb
ruary list be run over the "tlorida ami
West Indies Short Line.
The penitentiary authorities have con-
tracted to furnish one hundred convictS
for the Snow Fill road. and hfty for the
Aberdeen and Rocktish road. They - out
in about a week.
The State charters the Hertford Manu-
featuring Company. OF Hartford for the
manufacture OF buggies, etc.; the Scott
Mebane Manufacturing Company. OF Gra-
ham county, to make overalls. lesgfns.
etc; the Flanagan Harness Company. OF
statesville. and the Snow Fill Land and
J Improvement Company.
/ Wake county to-day settled In full all
State taxes. Only five counties have set
! tied fully.
Eighteen counties responded to the call
to help build a monument to the women
| of the South
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-09

steady. No. spring wheat ss :ot 627sM M@e:
No r veil Corn, sSossi,GS1c. No. oats,
SID G: .,c.: No White, 2s A;1 NJ ~,
Wife. 54,a25ssc No RYE as, 5 Sa1y2ssed
No. barley: a42 S;,,,,s NO tirnoth a, seed,
81 : 81 Ness pork, per barrel. $: 4oa 6S.
Lard, per 100 pounds. S5;s5a0.s5: short ,1tsd
rib SIDES Goose9 ss52M5so; short drg se clear
shoulders lboxedae' sS;Sa 9.'s Wb bi.J dis
iiTe2 N finished gods. per gallon, Sl.3i:
Pi,tte. firm creamery. 22d29c:; dairy. Il
9Asc. Cheese firm at 12Nl2&c. csRs
firm. fresh, 20c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-09
Tw,,uti 5tl,t cn.nry Fund.

ASHLAND. VA, i'm. 5 -'speciai.-R
" p. Avn, ,rs- b q, n s-se,.i,i ser-nnn
Yesterday on education and also took up
x. .o.te5 o i.e 80. - e.. e-s5's. :. J,
Fun, II had cen J-ev oEs y announced
s r 1. Or. S-arr wou. eaca on educat. On
and take up tie Collection. cut at ate
hour he was takeT,o Il. 10 Ell the ap-5
peintment The arn2t Mt raised by Dun
can Memorial TO date Is near 5000.
pesides ii amoun. tire CHURCH has re-s
ctn.Iy raid cfr an sfndebs ed-c 8 of 81 $40.
injured by extenSire Improvements. and
+ s!so raised the sLary OF the pastor about
ScfO as4E.. 549F
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-09
DEATHS.

this morning at: 4:25
O'Clock, RUTH. HAWKINS. daughter OF
AR w. E. Hawkins and Mrs Luye-
man Hawkins, deceased 1tnthe fourth
wear. Of her age Funeral from the res.
idence. 200 east Eighth street, Manches-
ter, Tuesday morning at 1880 O'Clock
Relatives and friends invited to attend
poRT.AND-Died. at hts residence. No.
Il 5S York street. Norfolk. Va. January
I'd. at 8 p. NJ, EsTHoNIAS r. BORLAND,
in his fifty-sixth year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-09
.D ,i B; \, III Ills SAMMY reuu,o

NORFOLK. va, JAM s.---speciai,-.:
Iertn waters. q srom nent lawyer. died
suddenly to-day at his home IN Princesss
Arns, Maryland, aged seventy-fo four years
He was at dinner at family reunion with
his descendants IN considerable numbers
about him, when q favortte daughter en-
tered the room and seated ferseif bestcs
him. He laid hta face against hsr, q
and smiled.
His son. Henry J-sS tiers, 8 OHM n-s
: eaIthss Attorney OF Somerset county.
spoke to him, but the old man I'D not
answer. He Vas dead
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-09
saIisbury Sewer system.

SALISBURY. N. c.. Jan. Special
Eight bids were opened to-day for thu
city sewer noads. Builders Gaze from
New York. Chicago. Columbus. Cleveland
and Cincinnati. OHIO. and Chattanooga.
FEEDER Halzman s. Co, OF Ba~umors:s gos
ttsm at u1a5 for five Per cent. thirty
year bends
Ire sewer co1.rsct viii be Ise to-mor-
row and tsece ere wensY contrasroEs
ters 10 b d n ne lsst,rg They are mere
from ten Coates. Nsr.h. Est, West ana
ssu,h. The. e are h g. from icns11ond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-09
RALr1MoRE { A1ARKET.

BALT1MCRE, Jan. s.-FLouR-Dull;
western superior. S2.25a2.35: DO. extra
s.. 4OGI2. 90. nd
month, cog 1s97sc.; February: Ilg1l1sc.
Southern wheat. by sample. 65@1lc.; 90.
on grade. 6G1s47o1@c ,+h
CCRN-Dull and lower: sp0I anu .! a''.I1
e t.rs White and yellow corn. 35ssfg3533c.
OATsSF:r7n: No. . white. SoA@31e .
RYE-Dull; No. 2 nearby, DC; y o. :
western, y9c.
TITTTFyRoFirm; fancy creamery. 29@
soc: do. imitation, 22d 24c.; store-packed'
iV GITTiESF,,sE-F1rm: large. 13@131sc.; me-
ui EGi4s2Firni at 21c. per dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-09
he hite Sale.
a. Sale Unprecedented in tie. History o.
Richmond Retailing. SOC

mercantile demonstration that ex.
OF It's ksno eyer
OF strength ana
year IS marked sale MUSLIN and
magnitude chaesef ana
offerings these lines would alons os
strongest possible put Muslin 80.
and Enboderies
equally been made other y I'm
White Goods Household Linens Muslin sheets and rloW ss
Muslin and piece gns
Shirts etc. of WHITE which uIher snoWn
pu
values The cumulative power OF tne ens
eqdaled approached so
The DECORATIONS unit throughout the Store
entirely with both the central thought ana
importance OF this event onels
opportunity efforts with any OF tn nu
merous ima thereof current
Today q be better day to gteD The stors ana 0ener
chandise than has croqUded Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-09
THREE BOYS DROWNED.
All Go Through a Hole III the Ice-A
Sol Scene, 513ts.4455s.ss

All Go Through a Hole In the ice-A =,
Sad Scene.
RALEIGH.N G., jan S.-SpeciaL-sel-
dom has such a gloom settled over
place as came upon our little city sasnr-
DAY night. Two boys, one q son OF Co Gov n
II Treasurer B. p. Williamson. and the
other e son OF Mr.. Flu Lee. u tobacco
dealer, went .out TO spend they day win
q schoolrnate in the county, a son OF 9sh i"
Charles Hinton. cotton merchant mere,
The three boys went hunting. and ana es, :.
IDENTIFY decided TO test the ice on s me pono-
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