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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-06-06
Odds and Ends.

5 Floyd Maynard of Long Prairie,
was in town on Monday.
DR.. Quincy Warren of Grove Lake,
was in town on Monday. F..
. G.. Hillerud & Co are selling the
Iowa Dairy separator, the easiest rum
ming cream separator made. None
more effective. Visit their store and
let them show you this remarkable
machine. r-.
A load of new hay was offered for
sale on the hay market ON Friday last,
May 81. This is very early for mer-
charitable hay in this market-the
earliest that even the Oldest inhabi-
tant remembers.
Christ Markusen, the shoe merchant
who succeeded E. L. Hedin, was mar
ried on Wednesday at his old home,
kenyon, MINI. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
kusen are expected here on Saturday.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-06-06
INTERESTING FUNERAL.
The Alpha De Laval Cream
Separator Digs Its Own
Grave at c. J. Sandvig'S
Place at Lake Johanna
Last Wednesday.

At that time and place the local
agent OF the Alpha De Laval cream
separator assisted by two travelling
experts" from the factory entered at
their own request into a contest with
the United States cream separator
with the result that they we're hope
lessly beaten on all points agreed up
on to be considered by the judges. It
was simply another case of Uncle
Sam spanking the Baby Alpha, which
has happened every time they 60 into
contest and those who are posted on
cream separators know that it has oc-
cured four times since January 81.
Some time ago Christian j. Sandvig
took a q. S. separator on trial and
local agent of the De LAVAL called at
his place and requested that he be al
lowed to put up an Alpha along side
of the U. S. and that they make test
of the two machines. This was agreed
to and the agent of the U. s. was not
i fed but he had only about twenty
four hours in which to drive from
Starbuck to be present at the contest.
The Alpha agent was assisted by two
travelling experts" Arrangements
for the contest were Immediately made
and terms agreed upon but at the very
last moment the Alpha men refused to
go on with the contest if the density
of the cream was to be taken into con-
sideration, which all know is matter
of vital Importance. AS no agreement
could be reached on this point; Mr..
Sandvig finally started the u. s. sep
arator and the Alpha representatives
took up the work with their machines
with the following results: The u. 8.
speed so; capacity 592 pounds per hour
with the milk at a temperature of 90 de-
grees, percentage Of fat in cream 20a,
percentage of fat in skim milk .O3.
Hipha speed As, capacity $50 pounds
per hour, milk at same temperture.
The Alpha agent would not allow
cream from their machine to be tested.
Percentage of fat in skimmilk .O5.
The Alpha thus loses a certain amount
of butter fat which is saved by the u.
8. These tests were made by Mr..
Samson and Mr.. Flaten, representa-
tives of the Alpho and the u. S. cream
separator companies respectively.
The points that were to be considered
by the three uninteres.ed judges were
present were durability of machines,
capacity, lightness OF running, and
tests Of cream and skim milk. The
machines used were the u. 8. Inn
proved, rated at from $50 to 500 pounds
capacity; the Alpha No. 2, rated 600
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-06-06

SAA1AoCSh, Mluu.s NAY ~, 1SOl.
Englund & Ness, ~
Starbuck, MIMI,
Gentlemen:-As to the separator con-
test conducted at my place May q,
1901, I will say that am not separ'
ator expert, but have used U. s.
separator for two weeks. In the sep.
arator contest the U. s. travelling re-
representatives. turned over the U. 8,
machine to me to operate when the
Alpha travelling man refused to oper-
ate his machine If the cream from the
two machines was to be tested. ANY
separator user must see that the cream
as well as the skim milk should be
tested II the test is to prove anything.
This is all that the Alpha man kicked
on. The Alpha separator was operat.
ed by the local agent under the su-
pervision of the Alpha travelling ex.
perts. The two machines were operat.
ed as any farmer would in every day
work with separator.
My neighbors as we'll as myself pro-
nounce the test as fair and square az
any one could make it. The details
OF the contest are not exaggerated.
They are simply statement OF plain
facts that all could see. According to
the promise | made to the agents
kept the machine that proved to be
the best, which Is the United States.
/ am pleased to recommend it to oil
who want . frst-class separator.
@. j. SANDvIG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
ELKs ATTEND THE BlJ0u.
Members Of the Company Presented With
Handsome Flowers.

The Bijou was again crowded to tie
doors last night, and ~ Day and
Night" was, as usual. very warmly re-
ceived. The Richmond Lodge OF E.lks at
tended in a body, and they app!auded Wig
orously and almost continuously. At the
end OF tire second act, after the curtain
had been raised ard lowered manly times,
number OF handsome bouquets were
carried down the aisle.
The curtain was sruns up and Captain
Frank Cunningham stepped to the foot
lights.
III a graceful speech he presented the
flowers on behalf of the Eiks TO the men,
beers Of the company who assisted in the
memorial service of last Sunday. Those
who were favored were Misses Florence
Mcneil, Agnes Rose Lane, Pearl Torine,
Ida Lester, John Dunno. john Early. Ar
drew Bode. Lindsay Hall. David Andra-
da, Max Hoffman, Frank Harms. aE'.
the orchestra. The ladies' received Ameri-
can Beauties and the gentlemen white
roses and ctrysanthemums-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
DEATHS.

WrCCLDRIGE.-Died, at his residence.
No. o10i NJ Street, at 6:15 o'clock. on
the 9Th of December. JOSEPH FLOOD
WOOLDRIGE. in thc fifty-sixth year
OF lis age.
Funeral will take place from UnioE-
Station II. e. Church SUNDAY, Decen-
Der Sth. at $3.50 O'Clock 2, u. Friends
anG acauaintances invited to attend.
December 1901.
Z at his residence, NO. sol r. Leigh Street.
Mr. JOHN Ls'DOSALD.
Funeral will take place 1LOSDAf.
December o. 1901. at Q A. ~.
December 9th. at y
O'clock. az her residence, No. III NJ
Ni.ith Streef. Manchester. Va. aster g
short illness, Mrs, CATHERINE
ZONES. psed sixty-efght years. Wtdoy'
z s,fe fhes late Nj. Jones' She Is surylYed
sby seven children
80 Ii1r,eraI services sIrNDAY.pscem
stI. s. 1t 81 q clock II. ~. Irom BatnhTidze-
Street BAPTIST Church. 40 fowers
sToNE:S-Dled ats her home. ssos Iff We1k
MARSHALL street, pecansi,ers6 1851. 1tl
1cIock 81 /. Mr. CAT HEHfNA
JflNEss widow df ~ s q 1cf!sA AxtAc
5ss j. Short Illness aged mt
S. Size H survived by Seren ehlldl
EaneTaf aervsGeA VII TAX place Fzs
pEcett bef+1S 20 IL ~ caesSl
N 81. RON TIE zssif 81 @ ees 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08

Works. where john ]. johnson had sgt.
ten his leg broken by wrestling ZIG wa
treated and left. Richard Garter tco..
ored) was cut on the head at S:g aug
needed the attention OF the anouts.,'e -,
IJa was treated. At 3:i5 It was called TO
the Tredesar Works to attend Wm- An
derson. q. white employee. who had got
ten his fingers mashed. y buggy Knock
ed W. T.. Johnson down OF Ninth ard
Cary, at $40 and bruised him up q
trif1e He was treated and left. Tom
J.res got into a. fight at Twe,tty-nintit
and Streets and came out second best:
He needed the services OF DR.. Murreu at
ITO William Butler was preparing his
Christmas wood when he mashed ssverat
of his fingers off. He was treated =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
BEAR In MIND. D.

Tho HUBS CANDIES are Fresh DAM
and warranted for tffeirspureness.sB Best "
be obtained anywhere ard sold at retas.3
at wholesale prices. 10 and be- poutis
good and appetizing. pleases all palates;
from, the babies little lips to srandfna
toothless gums. Our package Eoods lha
dream of the youthful sleeper. the ta''ey
Of the aged. who loye TO eat IT.
Special for Monday: PEANUT CANDY.
&c. per pound.
THE HUB CANDY MFG. CO.,
4Q3 Eas. Broad Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
cnrrf1N M ARKETS.

NEW YORK, Dec. THE cotton
market opened firm ad up ygllnoh e
the bigger short accounts which With.
stood the bull moyeInen g, the.eariy
week Generous Wall Street. buying and
confident support from enthusia GROOM
bulls did much 10 give the market a
healthy appearance. Speculat Ion gave
many evidence OF broaaening: and com
mission houses sHere busy al through the
! Ss :yVhils, profi e taking was INDUCED in
freely ot1s the nee: BY these Investors
toR stateeiat made is
1nasd snsaa Mount Of March aisdsssMaY.z
a abiea ssa ihn spot
markets were 8 hal deTlil on urgent de-
SIaaiI1 from expo ters Fecelpt at the
4 sectdedIy bullisf1. Me YEA tier South
was Clearing and colder over pret e much
Tiis market ctosed flsn1s ces net 100
III points 81 cher.
Cotton futures opened s s, ssloasd &
sDecembe !. i. !. !. j. |. =. 80
sJatiu !. s CO.
sEehruaT ~ !. ll 81
y asa5fh S: !. 1. s s s{s
9. VI b.
sJuly IS: 81. .gS o.
August S. ]. q, .:
noteett5, ner
mid lil1E dss g dlihg Eplfs q
COTTON stea
s {. s2, ,sss Sa Iss srosa
exs saa 81, t. ss I'D 81
Ffsnsa.a SIS IS, tes & as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
p,TT1A1oRE p1ARKET.

pNTINIORE MD Dec T.-FLOUR
ITnchanred: Wheat. strong; spot and
the month, s0@solsc.; January: SEQ =,
s0Ssc May. s41s7s4sssc southern by sam.
pie. 7oGso&c Corn. strong; mixed is'gs- spot
and new. 6Is@s7 &c: year. 6I5.d6t sc. !:
January. 6siiG6S3sc.: May. roc; southern
White corn. s5&Geac. Oats. strong: No.
: white. 531aG54c. Rye. firm: NO. near
By, 63c Butter. eggs, cheese ana susai'
firm and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
.xA4rI1 uTnREQ

wII.MINCTON. y. c.. Dec. 7.-SP1R-
1Ts- MISUNDERSTANDING doing; re
CENTS. 81 casks. Rosin. firm at a5c.9 S1;
124 barrels Crude turp naTra1s
SAVANNAH. GA. Dec I.-SP1RlIs
URPENTINE-Firm at 335c::s receipts;
4o2 casks; sales. 200 casks: exports ,n1o
casks. Rosin. firm. receipts, 2,O1l bar
rels: exports. q. 100 barrels. 49,,
/. :. CHARLESTON. S. c.. Dec. IL R-
pENTISE-Tirm aud unchanged. Rosln,
Arm and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, 1LII.sDcc. 7.-Pandemonium
broke loose in grains to-day and bulls
a wild day in Ike pits. with wheat in
lead. and as on other recent bulSes an
incessant stream OF buying orders from
the country brought the advance. wheat
December wheat closed 221sG2sc. UP; May
wheat 2s4c. up; December corn., Sc
higher: May corn. 114c. higher. ana May
oats. 15sc. up. Provisions closed 2ia to
1an l1igller.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
CnFEEE MARKET

NEW YORK. Dec 6-COFFEE-Tlle
market for coffee futures opened Gull.
October at declineEof points and other
months unchanged. Cables were feature
less: primary ereceipts about5up to ex-
pectati tons again and domestic warehouse
deliveries disa ppointinE. There was little
pressure from the bear side, and the
5 points lower. Total sales were 1880
bags. Spot Rio, uull: No Z invoice, CSC;
mild. quiet: Cordoya tx &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
Miss Kate A Craven.

Especial Dispatch to The TImes).
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Dec. -
Miss Kate y. Craven died this afternoon
at = o'clock at her residence, the era.
ven homestead. near this city. in the
seventy-sixtil year OF FER age. She is
an aunt OF Mr.. r. J. Wills, of this city.
and is we'll known here, especially as a
consistent worker i'll the First Baptist
Church. OF which she was q member for
forty-five years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
OBITUARY.
CAPTAIN JOHN Mcdonald.

Captain john Mcdonald dec seseerday
morning. Mt his home. No. 3M East Leigh
street. Captain Mcdonald was seventy
Years OF ase. was born In Ireland. eus
came to America. nearly fifty years ago.
He is survived by his son. on. Joseph
Mcdonald, and daughter. Miss Kate
Mcdonald The funeral Will take place
tomorrow morning from St Peters "a.
flra1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
The leaSlnS futures rsneed as follows:

Cash quotations were as folIo"s:e, FI11r.
strong. No. 3 spring wheat, 75g7o1a s,,
css;GesHc No. oats. 4Sc.: No. white:
95ls4s91 No. 3 white, 4o@!oc: No ::
rye. $50 Fair to choice mating II oarley,-
5S762Ihc No. 1 tiaxseed. S1ili NO: Oar
se4oas.G Mess pork per barrel r :, slSs ed
1890; lard. per 100 pounds. s9t s s2e1o. o.:
short rib sides uooss,; sS,49q Elsa c IS:
salted sh s9sa Fsoxe fboYsa asa5 Wits.
k ke0 basis S' Of high vines coesr.
Contract grade. $500. Butter. ssea 10y.
creamery s14@24 5Ga1o1 as'ry Eggs i' frm;
fresh o4cs Receipts-Wheat. 9o.oeO bush ..
els. corn. $4,000 bushels. oats, 2-''"o
bushels; hogs. $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
Rev R. B. Barrett.
Especial Dispatch to The Time<.)

Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
TRANkTOWN, VA, Dec Rev. f.
s. Barrett, pastor OF the Methodist
Church, at Cape Charles. Va, died in
the hotel in that town yesterday at 2.
NJ of nervous prostration. Mr.. Barrett
was a minister of great purity OF char
acter and fidelity. He was very popular
in Cape Charls. and Of marked usefulness
wherever stationed
lie was one Of the youngest members
~ tho Virginia Conference.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va, Dec. I, 1901.
pENNI5T MARKETS:

NORFOLK, VA. Dec. 7:-PEANUTs-
Dull; fancy eye; strictly prime. 211.c.;
prime, 2gallae New-Fancy, :2,ss4c.: strict
prime, ccllss72253sc.; prime, 24c. Spanish
Coo.
PETERSBURG. VA, Dec. PEA
NUTS-Virginlans- from -1g2Ac.;
Spanish (new), quiet at 57&c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
1,YNcHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.
Iynchburg, va, Dec. Z, I9Vf.

In the past week there has been no ma
teriai change in Lyncllbur"'s tobacco
market: on last Friday the an nsa freSa
,resent indications the breaks will con-
tinue to be large 1t is raining today
and there are fine prospects for COCO
season. Prices for tobacco are nlgniS
Quotations are as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
TIE TIMES: RICHMoND. VA. SUNDAY DECEMBER 8 1901

report to Great Britain: 9.oQ6 ba1es:& TO
France. 9a bales. to. the Continent. =, 900
bales.
,.:LotaI since September lst-l>et receipts
5, f3O, 057 bales; exportsto Great Britain,
1.347 1856 bales: to France, 33a, 359 bales;
to the Continent. LOGS. 751 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
MRS. MILLER WINS HER SUIT.
She vii. Come ln.o POSSESSION Of q snus
LITTLE SUN.

case OF somewnit peculiar interest
has recently been settlets in England. by
W1sch Mrs. Williant filler. CT this
city comes into possession Of a ;very
snug little sum. ss.ssss3sS
The suit contained somewhat con1pli-
Gated features. Mrs. Miller IS g descend;
ant Of WilItam Ryrd 81, the fpuneser OF
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
VIOLENT DECLINE ] c LIN
in STOCK PRICES {
Rush to Sell Precipitatsd q Violent
Break,
WEAKNESS WAS VERY GENERA
Declines Ranged from oas to Three Points,
Carrying Prices Below Last Saturdays
Lcyel-c Closing Fsverish aud
Slightly Above Worst
WEAKNESS WAS VERY GENERAL Y
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Dec. I.-Speculators io''n
OF stocks rushed to sell TO-DAY and pre-,
cinitated violent decline. winch ca Idas.
prices below last Saturdays !evsi, iea 20,
ing no sight of the week GAINS s, Me-
ssImated copper led the van VIM Mali
haitian close second. Copper soucneo
d45s a loss from last night OF 2a Inc m
scramble to cover amongst we Sliol.s iS
tho extreme decline was IL. and ,hc net
loss only a. The stock touched ~ seS.
eral times in. it's erratic fluctuatloF. ~
the first break in the market MANI Iai.,,
stocks were .l.ue affected, and Issistea
the decline stoutly On the seconttbreak
after the appearance Of the bank Ftate11
ment, the weakness became very seh el:a
at declines of 1GS points. New 1oiK Cen
trail. Great Northern preferred. Sts Paul
Chicago and Northwestern, ROCK ISLAND.
the Buffalo. Rochester and PEfsburs
stocks and General Electric were 3espec-
tally weak.
The bank statement was even weaker
than expected. The loss in cash reserves
reached over seven millions, ana an eS
par1sion of over five millions IN me lo a.,ts
stretched the legal reserve requirerneIieS1
so that the surplus was cut IN nall AM I!,l
brought to below seven million. HeasiS
losses in Amalgamated Copper h 4t xras
tated sacrifices in other SOCKS. ~ "i ;n
various stocks had been Withdraw. ., t1is
insiders having presumably taken ,snsl.
profits on the weeks riseE Inc tralis. .e5
of funds for speculation toSihe gram anu
available for the stock market Reallza-
ton ON account of All important urn lnn
about TO restire is BELIEVED to heure
largely in the selling. The acute WEAK "a.
ness in the American : Can on tne
curb was an incident OF the market TO-
day.
The closing was feverish. but slightly
better than the worst. There has been
a, good demand for railroad bonds this
week. mostly of the speculative and semi
speculative class. The United States re
funding IS advanced "a and the IS regis.
tered Is per cent. over the close OF iast
week.
694, 100 shares.
MONEY AND ExcHANGE--AIoney on
call nominal: no loans to-dar-. prime mer-
camille paper. 41ad5 per cent Sterllng
exchange heavy witn acfea a ens nd :, nd
at S4S4 for sixty days: posted rates,
s.. S5a4. s5lb: commercial bills. SzS% @
j S3a;. Bar silver, :,5ls: Mexican dollars.
43li Government bonds, STEADY; State
bonds, Inactive; railroad bonds, steaoS.
The statement Of the associated panhs
for the week ending to-day shors: "A.
Loans, 1881. $50. 900; increase, so3sSV ~
Denosits. s03s 55S' 100: decrease, ST. 40 4o9.
Circulation, S31. 0S6. 400: increase, 81 4o.
I,ecaI-tenders S71.S16.5OO: decrease 500
7WL Specie 1e9. 550. 700: decrease loo,o. e.
800. Reserve. St41 ga 200: de sepsa1ao So;.
23i.5o0. Reserysr required. S2as az s3y':75:
decrease, Sc, 900.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
,,..,r: scoTTh sTRrydFELLow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
Mrs. Julia A. Foster.
fspecial Dispatch to The Times.l

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)
STANTON. VA. Dec. Mrs. Jrlia
A. Foster, widow OF the late Albert Fos-
ter, died Tuesday night at her home,
northwest OF the city. aged about sixty
five years. She was IL daughter OF the
late Simpson f. Taylor. who was. in his
day, a prominent man and q large prop
erty owner. She was also sister of
Rev. John II. Taylor. of Augusta county.
The funeral was held at the Baptist
Church, of this city, at II o'clock We'd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08

PETERSBURG VA. Dec. 7.-COT-
TOE-Market dull and prices entirely
nominal Quotations are 7ssc. for gooo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
Mrs. ~. Louisa Dormsn.

Special Dispatch TO The Timss)
LEXINGTON. VA, Dee. IA pr,vats
telegram received to-day announced the
dath of Mrs, NJ Louisa Dorman; aged
S. years, Goshen, keutucks, near
Louisville.
Mrs. Dorman was twice married. Her
first husband was Lieutenant wilson >
Newman, OF Orange. Va. who was Killed
at ths battle OF Winchester. Va One child
Mrs Lilv Newman Henshaw.f with
whom she resided at time of death, sur
wives this union. Later She became the
wife of Major James E. Dorman
prominent Lexington lawyer. who re-
moved to Stanton twenty years ago. ana
at the time of his death there. eight
wears ago, was clerk OF the Supreme
Court of Virginia. She was a daughter
of the late Matthew White. of LeSing-
ton, and is survived by one sister. Mrs.
Helen NJ. Lady. OF Lexington. 1ntermens
will be made in Lexington Cemetery on
Monday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
1EL1KNEoUs,
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EASaSsS'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
STOCK QUOTATIONS

Furnished by a,rs.rs. Scotia STRING ELho"s
Members New York Stock Exchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
DANv1LLE ioBAcco MARKET.
DanvilIe. Va, Dec. Z. 1901.
~, t",t,,,.r8o "a fe,ta,,v 10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RIcHMoNDssDEC 1901
Istit Eel
Steamer Resale. ILLS, Norfolk; mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
Funeral. Services.

The funeral Of Mr.. " E. Moon, VINO
died suddenly Thursday evening. TOOK
place yesterday afternoon at the Cha Up,
at Hollywood Cemetery at o clocs- ~?
following gentlemen acteo R
bea rsrs. Messrs. Otway s. Allen. JuniuS
p lIosby James. T. Gray. J. *. Jones
RI.;r Boiling, John Pickrell. rascal.
Davie CAPTAIN Cunningham Hall. Cen
oral Jan,es J. Anderson; and D. -ailen
Rarksdais.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
Mrs. Catherine Joues.

Mrs. Catherine Jones. wido" OF W. =,
Tones died Friday night at IL o'clock at
her late residence. No. III West MarshaH
Street. after short illness Mrs. Jones'
was in her sixty-eighth year and IS SUR
vived by seven children.
The funeral will take place this after.
noon at s o'clock from the residences.
Mr.. S. A. Staples.
Mr.. S. A. Staples. of Pleasant Grow.
T11nenb,,rc county, died OF BriShts .is-
eanss of the kidneys. on last Wedu ssoiay
night. the 4tl1 instant. at his home age,
10 years, leaving wife and four sons. VIZ:
T. r. Staples. of Youngstown. ONO; NJ.
B. and ]. \. Staples. OF Manchester: ana
Mr. Waller r. Staples. Of IunenourS
county. Va The deceased w:.s al aoie
minister of the NIillennial pawn Be-
levers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08

prrERsR11?G TOBACCO MsrKFF
Petersburg, Va, Dec :, i9Ol-
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