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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
This Was Attributable to the Hisi,
Price OF Cotton-rhc List as a
Whole Hung Heary Bonds. &
Too, We're GeneralivD Dull.

{By, Associated Prees.)

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.--The hopes
aroused by yesterdays Increase IN pus.-
ness for q more active market were us
appointed to-day The stock ffla .. Nc
again became an unimportatt !. III
London, in particular, renewed ~ L., ~ -
curities, and buying Tor that account a.
New York fell back to insisfliiicaile ~ IN,
portions. This served 10 dlscoutaiss as
local traders. a hardening OF -. ~, -:
count rate in London had sonlelh'iiS,
do with the setback to the stock ,3 TUG,
= ne weekly statement for the baiiN - -
England discloses that the easy tY 9no,,ad
isie open money market IS no Of ba
upon with favor by the authorizes OF .ie
bank, and its governors betiese, tiisae -, -.
prevailing easiness of money VIII io. =,
long. the rise in the discount an D ,ei ilii
and the fail of sterling. excShanEe mere
were also Incidents of the day The re-
buzz given by London to the New : OFT
bulls vas emphasized by the pronouiiceu
weakness in anthracite coalers. %iicIi s ue
cli,led on the uitimatum offered by Inc
operators to the miners and the tears
thereby caused of a strike. Inc steer a.
stocks We're heavy. as asTlie, apparently
on the refusal of the trunk lines TO grant
q reduction in freights from Pittsburg.
Colorado Fuel and Iron was an exception
on the heavy increase in net earnings
reported for July over those of a year
ago. The continued decline in the prices
OF iron also affected the group. The bears.
We're disposed to let Peoples Gas and
Brooklyn Transit alone, mindful OF their
recent unpleasant experience with Sugar
Where there was any demand deyeioped
there Was a significant scarcity of Stocks
offering and prices advanced easily,
This was notable in Southern Railway
preferred. which was advanced from %. Is
to DO The buying. of this stock was at
tributed to the high price of cotton,
which is a direct benefit to the Southern
Railway. The list, as a whole. hung
heavy and neglected throughout the day.
Kansas City Southern bonds We're ac-
tive otherwise the bond market was dull
Total sales par values, SI3U. 600 United
States refunding rs twhen issued} adj
yanced II in the bid price.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
144,5G0 shares.
MONEY AND ENCHaNGE-Mon on
call steady at 1jld@11s per cent; last loan
at II. per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4aa;s,1s per cent Sterling exchange weak,
with actual business in bankers bills
81 for demand and at ST. aa4 for sixty
days, posted rates 4IIS4t@Gi1S5 and S4.SSW
ssh: commercial bills, S4.S3G4.S3la. Sill
yer certificates, Gaa11aaE;'1 bar silver. 6sssss
Mexican dollars. 4Ssa. Government bonds
strong. State bonds inactive; railroad
bonds irregular.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
Thousands OF Wash Fab
rio RemnantS on Our
Main Floor.

Main T1OOTs
Dark FlanneIlettes for Wrappers, all
the very best styles, loc. value for
4 .-Sc. yard.
Iisht-Stripe Outing Cloth, 1oc- value
for sc. yard
Yard-W.de Eclipse Flannellettes.
same patterns as French fIanneis. lsc.
value for Zoe. yard.
Yard Wide Dark Percales, new bright
STYLES. l0c. value for u .-Sc. yard
Heavy TwslIed vigerouN SutSins. best
Ice. qualify for Zoe. yard
Light Stripes, Dots and Figures
Flannellettes, PIC. value for Use.
yard.
Apron Ginghams. blue and green
checks, &c. quality for 7-sc. yard
Pla.d-Baek Duck Suirins. 16 Csc.
value for :, use. yard
32-inch Madras Cloth. shirt and waist
STYLES. &c. value for 3 Csc yard
Sofne Linen Odds.
si-inch Bleached Damask. dice pat
tern, 3Sc value for =. lie. yard
% dozen Knotted-Fringed Damask
Doyies. slightly water-stained, sl,2a
dozen value for sc. each.
Turkish Bath Towels, good Sc. value
for . 1-Sc. each.
Pure Linen, Knotted-F'rinsed DamasA
Towels, colored bordered, l3tsc. VaAu'
for &c. each.
Cotton Crash Toweling, unoieacasu'
for Use. yard,
Pure Linen Crash Towelius, niioiesast.
ed. Dc. value for .-Sc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
Bei11o an Array Of Offerings Coand Yonr Atfent
Carpet Remnants,
also Odd Rugs.

Sc. Full Yard-W;de Ingram Carpets.
short lengths. 25c.
Brussels Rugs, fringed ends, SOC.
Extra quality Ingram Art Squares, Sxt
yards, S4.oo.
Smyrna Rugs, sx4 yards, worth SIS,
1915
Stair o;lcloth. IS inches wide. TIC.
100 best quality Opaque Shades. mount
ed on good spring rollers, 2oc.
Scotch Rugs, fr.nged ends, 2Sxol
inches, :;;5c.
SOC. Mattings. carpet patterns, red
and green. 25c.
Smyrna Rugs. frtnged ends. sexso
inches, Sic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
Odd House Goods iii
Bargain Basement.

% JapannetI Tin Comb Boxes, worth
1oc.. for Sc.
10 Spice Sets in Japaned Tin Boxes,
worth 3sc., for 15c.
Odd Stop Pals, worth 3oc., for Zoe.
Large Granite Rice Boilers, worth
49c., for 29c
Enamelled Foot Tubs. slightly dam
aged. worth 40c., for Zoe.
20 Steel Bread Knives. worth loc., for
&c.
20 Long-Handled Wooden Spoons,
worth &C., for &c.
Is Large Fly Traps. worth 19c., for dc.
Brass Lamps, with globes, worth
81, for $3.50.
Is Imported Ink Wells, worth CSC,
slightly damaged. for &c.
Gold-Lined, Fine Decorated Import
ed China Dinner Sets, slightly dam
aged worth 5000. for $5.9S.
One lot of odd Cups and saucers. &c.
a pair.
One lot of Decorated Plates, 1-:c.
each.
5 dozen Decorated Fruit saucers,
worth soc. a dozen, for 25c. dozen.
100 Odd French Glass Tumblers. Cob
lets. Wine Glasses, Cherry and Cham
payne Glasses, worth 81 to So a dozen,
for Sc. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
Curtains and TiCkings.

The remnants Of ,>timine are suf-
fcient for large size bedroom ours
tains, being So inches wide and of
numerous lengths. This is the
lace striped eti1nine, better known
as the all-year~round curtaining for
transon1s, and costs mostly 15c. a
yard, sometimes 1215c., but these
lengths are at sc.
Remnants of Fancy. Striped Art Tick
ing, 1 yard wide, 25c. quality for
u Lee. a yard
10 Odd Strips of Tapestry Portieres,
suitable for couch covers and drapery,
yards long, fringed top and bottom,
soc. apiece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
Odd Pieces OF lf1fants'
Wear Movit1gly Priced.

White Null Caps. soilea. Zoe.
apiece.
Regular % and soc. Caps at 1oc.
Infants Boo,ees. generally 10 and
12lsc for &c. a pair
Regular 81 and sl5O Umbrella Covers,
of fine bob netting, for SOC
Infants Moccastns, in colors, were
25c.. at 1sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07

The Hopes Aroused bY Animation Of
Day Before Diisap oil1ted.
SOUTHERN RAJ WAY ADVANCED.
].

q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 6.-COTTON-
Futures closed firm; September $500
9.S7; October, 922@9.34: November, 9.10@
-9.12; December, 9.vo49.09; January. 9.oS@
9.O9; February. 9loM9.12: March. 9.12@
9.l3; April, 9.13WJ.15; May, 914@9.16.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07

si BEE 81 eais family, 'S1o0115o.
CUT. MEATS-Guiet.
LARD-Easier; western steamed, 81;
September closed at 81 nominal. Refined
quiet; Continent, $50; South America,
SO; compound, $GG612la.
PORk-Quet; mess, $12Gl13.
COTTON-SEED OIL-Strong; yellow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07

Continual on fifth Paxal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07

CHARLESTON, s. c.. Sept. 6-TuR-
sPENTINE-Nothing doing.
ROSIN-Steady5 and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond, Va, Sept. G, 1900.
SALES.-14 shares Virgina-Carolina
Chemical preferred (B. CD at 1O5A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
Short Silk Pieces.

Space forbids telling Of the nu-
merous short pieces collected here
in single week. A few dress
lengths you will be interested in
are ready to be delivered, as well
as shirt waists, skirt and trimming
lengths. Not one-half is here.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-22
NO JOINT MEDIATION.
United States aud GERMANY Have
Nui Agreed Ia Offer IT,.

Washington. Feb -'.-Iu view of rf." fsr-
sl-t.1' circulation "f the rr!m"- that pa.
'i",, -um"ut uf tho Cui'.d stat has
T'r'E"i an agreement with ;hr ,i"-rlJu
iuv"TumoE' through IT, Representative.
h-- Baron Won lIuiI'l"u. 20 iutory. ~.
"''v'"u thu cpushIIauf- .u South Afrj..t.
jhc A. Hciatvi Press has secured from tF..
highest authority q statement of tlr" pre-
cot position 81 III, Government in thI<
matter.
THIS is 80 tie. effect th,, there has Io,a
a'IspiUtciy no 4@rrrnl,u' reached between
S'or"iar' Hay and Baron Nou Huil.l,.a u..
tn subject. Nor has there been duv .'i~.'
-tuu uf the UiuIri,'y uf i"Int Ia di.tiiuu b.
tween IN" EritiSh an! jlc Beers Ncr EaS
I'd" 'Git"d States; Government Iu,...rfIk..'l.
"r contemplated. any intervention ON i,~
own account Tn,;. has u-.u me- riur De-
tUr" or sine. tE.. oHtiIa4k - the VT th.f
'h. President would u"i rav'. with ;n.
greatest pleasure. .H"rc;s.i his gopi
"ii' - fCr i'.t,- u that could hay. ne-u
accomplished with rat Uhat D" p. Ear'!'a ..s
1'i ruVsrTlut.thla breach uf interim. 'iuu.t-
law and the rrrpg.';i"~. His r'.-'a: p"-..
ti"n is said &" l." precisely %, s-rs'I in
'h'' following sentence. attracted from hi-
annual n"s>ar" &" Congress.
w" have remained faithful 20 ~. '-,,-
c",t e avoiding curtn-lirE alliances 80 ip
affair NOT Il rur srac"ri. Had cir,u:r-
stances :gccc:stci that the palti,.@ O." rr.
quarrel would haV" welcomed fut kindly
oppression Of The hop" Of tn" American
people that var might l." ay'rt"i. E"ud
Offices ""uid have h,on gladly rendered"
Il viii y" noted that The keynote of III"
Presidents statement mav b" found in
IN" IlurIi form d." uS'~. m" Invitation to-
m"diat" must com" from both parties. q,
Sinel" invitation ia n"' s''ifici'nt warrant
COR iurSrf.rcugr. in his Ni'N.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-22
LONDON AGAIN ANXIOUS.
RoAcrts'S Casualty Report Il Damp
-r on Enthusiasm.

Si'E.i 'ltI. ~ CABLE
London Wednesday. T.b. 2l--t. 'nr's r.ght.
,e.a ~ a.. Xor York Herald C"uuan,.'-
-Thl- ha- hrou q d ry "t va-u" vum""- lnii!
afternoon ru aN.ririf- news had ,uiI, lT.
YET al ,;.ty IT,. runners ti3t i.-'i--m'tH h5I
l..cs I.Ii.,e.i ,-i that th' War 'iiic" hHd
lows g." that rff'r' which they lid rot
,.l.. - aiy- ont flow about Th"a. from
!:uvai Windsor. who, her VI i"~t, b.,s ar
,Iy,.I. cs,utr - trIr-ram saving that thu
aI4,.rr i:,d inrrurr"G t.st i't,lIiSr1-o HAD
boon received ~ tho r'';.t uf i.,dv-mi'h.
,;yu,ral EulI.r - dispatch. dated %; 'hi.yr-
i.s. ,a5- evening saying th't th" Fifth III
vision + . crossed the Tulrla tu-da- amt
Ira- IL Wa u-ntir= 'h" Hr"r roar Guari.
proves taat his f"'r" Is rt.ll som" 'vclv"
uil.- from i.tays.ni;h.
100. tor IcyH.'= reported statement fha;
..o.'~.I Joul.rrt hdd ordered Tho siege of
rho town - o.. raised may explain III"
source or tho lumcr. II I.,aysmirh is, not
invested ~ III. present 'E"r!'H-. ir - Uu-
d"IhJ.1ly aE, 70 IL" i;"'r>' Withdrawal
ta ..rn.,n:r.i" in front Cf E"hcrl.
MI eyes z, watching with the utmost
anxiety tH" movements ~ Lord Roberts
min rclI'r report had a >"ry long run anI
-aV,. -r.-. rttisfH'tiCu until evening. Up
90 which time thcrc had com" no rruh-ma-
ZION Of l..
pn tho other hand. ih"r" came from
-o.!fh Africa bad news. in II. Shap. cf
very ~orior!- list al r'S'alii"s a.' the result
OF r.htir. IT rr u,Ir raarI,h'r including
he -., ore wuuud!na "i General Hector
Macdonald. This lattrI item had AN effect
which fow people oHtsid" "f this country
IAN fully gauge. Hector Macdonald To- tn"
multitude Is, the man # the W. Tho public
have surrounded ham witt q n 10 Of hero
ism Thry considered him lion-hcarj"d and
iuviurihle ami above all. one Of their own
body, for Ma,Donaid is a self mad" man.
As every Jnc knows, rc PIE speak oi him
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-22
BOUGHT BY OOCTCR CLARK.
How the lIawkSlcy Letters on the
.Iamrsuu Raid Were Secured.

I.paaou. Feb. -l.-TH~ =. jam 'ia@'tt"
taf- afternoon saws 'hst the - o." Hawk
l'.. letters. which, Nj. 'GtuIh, ri'iu 2"st"r-
d.,v evening referred to in th' House Of
.ulau,ai.y as having been ~o'l 30 p"'tor
i..yaz for iiAo were purchased from IN"
thief for what sum w d" not know. hy
%" los a Tcrs"HaEH tha" Doctor 'i7Ik.
VI -"
Tia. =. James Gazot;. thou says IT PFC
,um"~ doctor clark transferred ~" letters
To- doctor I..v!s.
Gavin Eruwn Clark d;rdi..,n L. m'mh"r
- I'arl:am'u; for CJithu's~- 10 "ss con
eui General 81 tn. South African E"puh!Ic
;,riur tu 1891 and has written psmphi''- "n
ih. land question. : nth Africa. IHGi.. auI
some social questions
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-22
SHOCK TO CANADA.
Ten Per Cent uf Canadian Troops
Fall b"for" 'r"ni".

EEIf EIi,' <IE,r1I.
Toronto. UnIariu. Web. c'-For H.. rT-,
rim" IN ,hr history oC wv generations this
city oNueri. need To-day n" wrcich'dross Of
way when u"va WIS received Of th. CASUAL
ties TO tho contingent which the Dominion
sent to Su.!th Afr!ct three. months ago -
fight FOR tho mother country
TIL" Special r.,hegram which uv"v'd
'n' ~td news t. MANY canadian hom.- wa
on" ~ The :,r giving results uf usttl" IN
m" trauC" Ir." stat" on sunday which
N-S alp0'f ta pass 'u" censor.
II gave d. fan list "f tn. nineteen killed
ai-i ~iXty-uUr wruui'd. They mot their
fate IN l'Ir-ult "f C,"nir's army. Tn. T:u-r-
wc:" fighting "a daSr'rat" rear guI.t action
and al" Canadians made prs~.'-', thu pas
si..a OF ;h. naval guns 80 Ndt'TyIal Drift.
tn" list "f nineteen killed and >iSty-"u,
wounded brings their losses ~ to nearly
lu PER cent 81 their force. irt ...flnu.
Most Of the C.,aaiiaI.~ Who served IN sun
days :iGE-. az. m"Intc-~ If ur related To
l"at5n% canadian families and thu shock
NhI'h 'o-Gdy'~ news brought V4s SU ij"u.
as it wa~ u.: supposed the Canadians wcT"
taking part i1 IN" r,IrsI't -: Cryujc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-22
CONSUL HOlLiS'S INQUIRY.
He l. inv">iiyatin" S'iZUrcS uf
American GunhS.

Lorenzo Narq:oz. F,H. -"-TuiteJ S,.te.s
consul ". Stanley Hollis has sent - cir,U-
lar letter "a merchants here stating that he
j. Instructed to inquire into the rco.:t
seizures "f m'rrhauliSe from S'w York.
He requests Information a. u IN actual
ownership of the crods. ths reasons given
for th" seizure and Other matters pertinent
To- the subject. and says thar h. = prepared
To- receive n. sworn declarations ot the
udTti.S interested
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-22
uSDI:>-poNt.Ii~ i'i.<>>.

i."r"uzo Margu'z. Tuesday. I"r. @.-Ihe
official report received from Colonel EId"u-
Powell Of fhc occurrences ir Maf'kiaG up
:" February concludes as follows.
'Gcn"r1l Snymau, in reply :" letter
complaining uf the deliberate sh'Il.nS Of
IN" "nms"- and ci.ilGr.u'~ lager. "f'rs
%" excuse "r al'"l"Gy ana by TRANSPARENT
fdl-'h""d admits that hr ordered fh" shell
ing HJyc told him :har ! have NOW "=-
jat'li-H.d temporary ~. nIi.'"- for H"'r
prisoners i'm ;u" w"rnon's lIagcr and hrs
pitaI in or'.rr ,n project ta'm from d'lib-
,raf. sao;l.rc
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-22
\ Neutral i,oa.r.

After ihat time g." departments mai.
fo~ i."rouzn Marquee and Pretoria v-..s az
h'- % r'utrti route. which. j. ,rr,,.ir-. ~
know al..l open 20 !lr. Naryurl ami NJ
Hollis as early a. Nnyrpit,.r j. las, "
obstacle. therefor" J. n'r" hlruru :, have
existed sine" then 30 Mr. Nacrum's r.t-
E1:up"r"d correspondent" with tho p-uatf-
m"Hr OF Sta's.
AT no tim. while al his post. d-l Nlr.
NaeTGm report to an" department; .r--
Iusranr" of violation ~ ou.uIu- cr Other
VS." "i has official mail 20, Tho british
censor at Durham. or hy any person "r p-,-
sons whatsoever. there OF as VIII -"
Neither has Il, so reported since b.. I,it
Pretoria. although having the au.rl"Sr ..n-
u.TJGuity tn do =" by mail whii. on 49,.
Wy home. aud i'm person Hh.r y" re-
ported &" the department UUou h'~ rctJIr,;.
"trSv "~iU- th' second part of HI. afo:..-
said resolution. the uu.,rSi-pcl. S"cI,tarr
"f star. has thn homer 'n say that tnc~c
j. rn trHjh in the charge thai e s...r.: al-
iiIncN exists between the E"puhic of .hr
n!t"i State ana th" ErGuir" oi Great
Britain: that no form al secret alliance j.
i,o.SiHI uud the Constitution oi tho
I nitoa States inasmUch s;. treaties reurtirr
Tho advice and consent II tn" Senate: and
finally. that u" secret alliance. convention.
arrangement, % understanding exists b,-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-22
FOUND DEAD IN HIS ROOM.
Samn"l VI. Brua Was AsplIyXiatef
hv Coal Gas.

Lancaster. p. Feb. 2i- Samuel NJ E-ua.
who's" invention. known as the Eru2 mill
iu: Vr..,.s-. resulted in liti-.ttinn with mill
.r< iu alU1HSt every section Of tho United
Ststi.S fJr ALLEGED Infringement. was foUud
ie.fi in his "a III to-day. having been
.t-l hyNiat,.I Ey coal .t=- lie lived i'm oil.
room aUt did his ."u cooking. aud is S1Ip-
posed To- have been ssuffpCatcd during tao
night.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-22
tGToisiss to>~.

ia-.S NJ ialf-ma~t. TN" city nCuru- ttr loss
"f n p,r cent Of her volunteers in IT,, first
South Africa contingent. tn" l.c@i-ldtrr"
.dlo,rn,d t'-'iay as "a trihut" g." th" dead.
Tn. Gag on the Uu.t"i States c"rsGltfc Is
..rrnrs tnn-.. =. hnlf-mL.l.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-22
AMERICAN MINISTER.
lie tongratulat"S British on Their
NictDrirS.

London Feb. gf.-TH' Valparaiso CORE
Spuu..cut "r the Tim-~ says thrt uitcd
States Minister tn chill. Henry l.. WILSON.
.nucrdtulttiHs the British Minister. AudieE
e tic-!iu= ON thu Eriti-h successes in
south Africa deeCri!IcI them as ii gain
for the wori, and .iyIlizatiOu.'
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-22
Seeded FROM ENGLAND.
ForcStciS Joined the American Or
der Because ur the War.

f..-IT fiI.!IE ~IEITNF.-
New York. Fob 2.-Eolicyiug thr' 4. 70
cont Hiy9uc" in IN" per "arit1 'aN !cvi"d
hy the Ancient order "f loF,>t"Ts was e
WIT tax. a Williamsburg !cc. CONT
iu.qro. No. 80. has seeded from the Eng
Hsl, order and Joined the American orcani-
z.tiou. Last TUESDAY might II WAS formally
received .HI the GeM SstteeDa !G,lS1le.1 E9ss
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-22
WIRE WORKING TO KIMBERLEY.
Tclc.ramS Now May Ec Sent at the
Srndpr'S Risk.

New York Feb. eth" Anelo-Arlerican
Telegraph Company to-day issued the fol-
lowing notice
From London W. are again Informed
t.ar teI,gramS may now to accepted foc
Kimberley. h,rt only at Seutcr's risk
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-22
TO FORESTALL RUSSIA.
britain Invites the Shah of Pcr.la
t. London.

SPECIAT. HY CABLE
LONDON. Feb a1.-,roFyriGht. I9o1. 10y ",
Z H.ar-t-.-TH" British Minister AZ 10hel
Ian n.tp invite. tn. shah q: Persia to ViStl
England s~ she guest . tha Cover m"n1
tt. SHAH ra~ r.t given .u answer yo,4
This = 81 I:l.,-e o. i"rc-Jl'i Russia - game IN
the Far E.as5
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-22
R0ERS NEAR ARUNDEL.
They Fail in an Attempt 10 Invest
he Town.

London. Fen. g'.-iru1arI dispatches
dated TUESDAY. February -. show that -,
Roers. - fore. nad" determined s't"rrp;
!" invest Arundel. hut were hafficd hy t7o
smart man.uEgriuE OF an. British mounted
troops.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-22
To-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
III SI%f.SS

~
~ SIHl-SS-
l'jscouut ra'~- were {" pr go .-'
r2N -ra ''n3@ i"dir-. '!"a'a'"'". - '.' .
l..,ar.r~. '.-H..a- y" h""h 'N"h '''-'' ~"
.iiscou"r hi'.. ." premium ash'i' ,.'.0N }, re-
90. discount h.@. '"' premium '-h''. ..'
ago par hd l'. ~. .l.'.... "-r'.'. w.,
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...-,, ;..f,- 80 $40 p, f.s- r.u and 81 So -
for. old rr;Er. steam ls-I closed steady a.
...--. choice, 49, ->a,.
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-" AZ NNi' 81 .'' I'i'.'-'-
Tho j,.~t has .h' .--,. OF i"1H"- lea. i'.:.
-" n"=r.' Who . ch"-v.i with tie murder
9. William POSE" H''.'
r-' : I."'li-, J"t.'"T~- Tie wa .''Sf-" houses
~" -" ".sy q observe "'7''''.-' . '''. '.'-
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Marine Intelligence.

lf."T II.TE rFE'INI..
Naples. Fah 2I.-Arrivod: Fuerst BIS
llarrk from New York. for Genoa tard
rrorfrdctp.
Genoa. Fc". 2I.-Arriy,d: Vera, New
York Via Naples.
Aatw.rp. Fen. Ia.-Arrivci: Wcstorrls.nd.
New York
Southampton Feh. 2l-Afrivcd: NcD
York. New York
plymouth. Fob. 2l-Arriycd. Patricia
NV York. from Hamburg.
Liverpool. Feb. -l.-ArriV'd: Syivani1.
tfUylrU.
Hong Kong. I'cH. 2l.-Arrivcd previously
',U""n Adoldi'i". Tacoma. via Hi"En.
rlymoHrh, Fru. -. Sailed. Pretoria
fiamhurG). N"v York. February -: Mani
iC'I Gy"m Inrdoi,. Nov Work.
Rotterdam. E.u 81. Arrived. Steamer
Staat"uiam from Now NoTE.
Southampton. Fob. -. Sailed: Steamer
slALc Lrom NIcnLcm Cor Vow York.
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WARNING 70 THE BRITISH.

"........-.u- signs r.a' rur i;~.r- --,
3..trEG,s- ut DE, -trg--l,.
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tsEN Statement

Secretary Hays statement. s,u. -n ,.,.r-
Er"-s to-day. review: TIN, fir>t i.r, ,e -f.
wheeler resolution wa,;h cyokgl jr ,"I
then says: '
@''srer!nS the hr-' IaIf uf r!lr r..,rf,-
non. III" icpar'm'nt "T Stat. ra.. hoo.
IN regular rummrGic1ripn hy mai .,,5
Telegraph with Charlie f. Mg,ri,, r,.,.
Consul ~ tn" United State af T,r,rori,
south African Republic. elur. his ..Drr.,r,,.
upon IN" '!Ht!cE e ia" ufi-r ,.4r,ln,r,,,i,-,-
Tons mad" @" him A'y.. l-,n :Ifls,,.r..,i and
Inv execution Of INSTITUTIONS sent ll.s ,c,r
reported hr him. Ills dispatches fn IN.
""partm' NJ. forwarded through tho con
S'!'at" a. l."rct.z, N1r!s3-z hav. ,frrf-..
:Hhi TIM" "'"u TaGriitriv received Tn. ,.li..
!''Sj't'."" "i o"uI lriur in respect 20 .l,.
transit of ;Eo mails far I.o-onzp NHrn.,.,
and Pretoria Was iu N'v.m..,.r HtSr y,.,....
" : mpofH'' Si"pT"Cc Cf the ll:il. 4.,,rIrr,.!
az CAP" Town. against which NJ N.,rl,r!,
anH tho consul ~ I"r"nz1 Narprl.z r~,-
tested. Arrangements vnr. g:adc flr ....
rf"nri d'lIy'.'N "f thr consular I..sir.. T..
IL" Ini'"l state Consul ,ic:.-r..! af ,tr..
T-wn. }'N "h"m th" lna, f"r Ny H.If.y
and Nj. Nacrnw was Forwarded 80 80
rem" N"rVI'T. TEe DELAY iaSj.I b-l. ,
few days. ard has Not REQUIRED q, far as
the Der 81 mont g. advised.
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Union Pacific trainmcu must NV pass
physical examinations.
Tn" 81. Louis Southwestern has ordered
q lot of E"N equipment
Tnn Raltinnaro and ohio is said to have
closed u lease ou the Wisconsin Central
terminal properties at chicago
\ meeting on tn" prgratirg problem Will
DO hC!j in New York next Tus gday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-16

Mir. NJ. o. Martin. of St. Louis, one of the eIeyerest hardware travelling men who ever visited tbis city, is calling on Pine Bluff trade today. He is hustler and represents one of the best hardware houses in the States. Otho is building up a nice trade in this section and has made many friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-16

"Ofa Good Beg1nnlng cometh a good end.9 When you take Hoods sarsaparilla to purify your blood you are making a good beginning, and the good end will be health and happiness. It never disapponts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-16

The cases Of c. c. Broadway, 4. H. Reeves and N ckey Hor and charged with conducting saloon without license, came up before Judge Brown Thursday afternoon but were post pOned.