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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond Va, Nov O. 1901.
EnANEr MARKETS.

NORFOLK. VA, Nov. 9-PEANUTS-
Market dull; fancy, 2sac.; strictly prime,
BIC; prime adlaIsc.; Spanish, 65c.: ma
chine-picked, l1salac. New peanuts:
Fancy, .4sc.; strictly prime, 2iisG2lae.;
prime, 2l4c.; bunch nuts, Sc; Spanish.
G0c.
PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. pea
Observation-Disclosures from 192asc.;;
Spanish tnew}. quiet at 0Ilsc.
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80 iriass q ~ i, 49,
MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-COFFEE-
futures open ed steady IN tone with prices
stI,ichangsd TO 5epoints lower the decline
l>esult ting from prof king Shy smaller
SPECTATORS. Almost innediateiy follow follow
.,1,ent and minors Of another buliish crop
report, higher foreignn aceonnts s. and
lighter primary receipts. The market
closed firm at 2U625 points net higher, ana
sales of Is 900 bags.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersburg, Va, Nov. Q. 1901.
Sales of loose tobacco continue very
Tic prices quoted are.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

PORT OR RICHMOND. NOV: o, 1901.
ARRIVED. ss'l5s
Steamer Ro5alie. WILLIS Norfolk, mer-
chanuise and passengers. Ola dominion
Steamer PocahontaS, Graves. Jane.
River landings and Norfolk. merchandise
AMI passengers. Virginia Navigation Com
Steamer Gulf Stream, Tunnel. Pniladtl.
phiR, Pa. merchandise and passengers.
Clyde Line. 3,t-
SAILED.
Steamer Rosalie, Willis, Norfolk. mer-
scIianuise ana passengers. Old Dominion
November 10th. "a z,...
Steamer Gull stream; Iunnell, Phtla-
oelphia. merchandise aud passengers,
Clyde Line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. Q, 1901.
ARRIVES.
Steamer Birchtor. GalVest o:!
Steamer C<raigeafal; Bruins wiz TX.
1, Steamer Hannah M. SBeli,aPensaeola-S
{ SteamerSIaarne New Orle ans.
Steamer Hector. Boston:
FAILED.
srhooner Anna Murray, Providence:
Z Steamer Craigearnt Ant Werp
3 ST mar Hannah N. Ben. SManchester.s
Steamer La rIie. G1l OF erud ~.
s Shhooner Baker Palner.E BOSton
Steamer California. Geneva.
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Beautiiui5 Yacht Coming.

,rha beautiful little yacht Viola. which,
was launched in a orfolk Is some days ago.
a. - as1,ected ), her this morning and will
a,,bor in the doek at the foot of q ine-s
teehth Street. Sc
She would have been here earlier hut for
Z, !, accident to her prope Ter. Thu yacht
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pts, AZ, 023 bales:
"a. $40 bales: To-
stock. @S.!@l

Total to-day-Net receip AS ,oo3 bales
export to Great Britaflk 81. SSs9 baies ~, 70
the Con tinent $40 bales (; stock. 6s 'ss
Eonsoli lated receipts, 433 ,023 bales
5exportstos Great Britain, "a, $50 bales = 70
the Continent. $40 bales. IS,
Total since Septemb Ist-Net receipts
c..442 40 bales. export to Great Britain.
81 03ss0 bales: to France. go33 OF bales to
the Continent, GGS,50I balesas
PETERSBURG. A., Noy. Got.
sTON---Market dull and prices entirely
nominal. Quotations are 0-l6c.S for good
lots. ESs
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America d Wars.

IA nerican Wars viii be the. subject
~ fia literary meeting of st. James Ep-
worth lie. que to. be given OH next Friday,
"A mn gramnle consisting of essays re-
citat inns vocal and instrumental music
has been arranged, which promises to
all a pleasant evening.
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NAYAI4. sT1oREs.

WILMINGTON,, N.sts:..sNov. s0.-SPIR-
ITS TURPENTINE-Noth 0oino: re-
ceipts. 64 casks. Rosin:sfirm at 90ngsSe.ii
receipts, 1aJ barrels. Crude turpentine,
Tar firm at.$12j receipts, 22I barrels
: SAVANNAH. GA. Ncrs 9.---SPlT =
TURPENTIl E-Firn; at 3514c: sales. o4g
casks; exports, 919sGasks. .Rosln, tlrIn ana
o.5I:!, barrels: exports, $500 barrels.
p CHAR LESION. S. c.. Nov !El:rls; X
and unchanged. Ros1n
firm and unchanSedihN AK 49, Lss4&-! j
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IA Oil NEWS.

Givinr interesting facts Regarding tho
aus of fields and Wha I11oileT king
nrSI,nnTtunlties they o fer large and small
/ r,Rsestors.s Sent free on applica ton Keep
I''s A. r. SALE S. CO.:
IL Il Is Broad Street. New Yorl:.s
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Interesting Meeting.

The knights Of the Golden Horseshoe
held ID. very inter esting ting Tfi1ay
NOT ,Y,s.e VAS transacted. Mex It me Ating
hight severn ca didatea Viii be Initiated.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

IN the Wheat. bit to-da y kept the grain
markets steady against otherwise sagging
influences. .December wheat closed sc;
higher; December corn, !s0AG; up, anu
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STOCK MARkE'T
BROAD AND ,AC I'VE |.
Alt Was Also Highly Irregular Espec-
tally Toward Close.
DEALINGS WIDELY DIST RlBU TED f ., ].
There Vas Heavy Realizing IN Stocks Which
Have Experienced I'D Advance Market
Closed 10 Some Confusion aud
Very Active.
DEALINGS WIDELY DIST RlBUT %
nv As.ocrste,, I.ra.s,i.

NEW YORK, Nov. a--To- days stock
market was broad and cornpr ehensiTc in
also highly Irregular throughout, but in
creasingiy so@toward the last, when the
unexpected decrease lin the cash reserves
OF the banks reported in the weekly.
statement was offset by n buoNant up
ward SQUIRT in the New York public utlii-
ties, leo By Metropolitan Street Rallw;iy.
Kn,eh Tose s s S points a,, asI az nd
Manhattan = per cent. At the same Sllne
there were enormous transactions IN third
1 Avenue yer cent. bonds at an extreme
] decline of about } points.
The only news bearing on. the movement
| was the reported dissolution of the SE:ldl-
cate which financed the purchase OF me
Third Avenue Street Railway People s
Gas came into the movement apparently
in sympathy. ana there was a sudden
lfss4.p of ~ in Pressed Steel Car at the
During the first hour of the market there
were widely distributed dealings. based
on general considerations, such as the
uniformly large increases in railroad earn
Sngs for the fourth week in October and
the belief in early relief IN the money
market AT the same time realizing We're
/ going on its stocks which have had a con-
siderable advance lately, the rcalizings.
however. being well absorbed. The market
statement and very active. 1t, is evident
that bank loans have not Furnished local
means for speculation, as the loan item
has declined. The known movements for
money indicated a gain in cash of over
y ooo, 900. while the bank statement shows
loss of g 7o370O
! The most plausible explanation is that
the local trust companies have been lend
| Ing money in the stock market and with
drawing ce-h. derosits from the banks:
Railroad bonds have been in active de-
or the last call.
The total sales of stocks to-day were.
6022, 500 shares.
i MONEY AND EXCHANGE-Money on
cal! closed firm al. 4 per cent: prime nier-l
caPtile paper. 4IL0I0 per cent. Sterling
exchange firm with autcal business. in.
bankers bills at -S4ST04S7A for demand
AMI at S5-Si for sixty days: posted rates;
81 S41SI4.Sa ana S4.S1l.@i. SIS: commercial
bills. 81. S3izd4. S3aa. Bar silver. ii Mex
fcan dollars. 45L. Government bonds
steady: State bonds inactive: railroad
bonds strong.
The statement of the associated banks
for the week ending to-day shows:
Loans $3.50. 999.tsO0: decrease. 300.
Deposits. S9JD.419100: decrease SI,f43Oo0.
Circulation S31, SCI. 400: decrease. SD 800:
Legai-tenders, S6S.9oa.5h9: decrease. 81
579. 300. Specie. SIT. $3.50 200: decrease
81 la4. 700. Reserves. S246. 2a4. 100: rer-eaSe-
81. 7O3 700. Reserve REQUIRED. SOB. GO. go
decrease, SI.9l0.So3 Surplus, SS6S9,923;
decrease, 81, 192s SO.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
fRrnfth-a by Messrs. SCOTT & ELLoW.
/ -. cS-,1- o1.,,,~
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paid condemnation Money.

ispecial Dispatch to The Times S.
SNoIFoLK, VA. Nov. 9.7Juag Sc Wad-
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-1yNcHBtIRG TocAcco MARKET.

I,ynchburg. Va, Nov. . 1901.
II Owing to the continued dry weather,
very little tobacco has been brought to
the citv, The market is active.
Quotations are as follows:
-IEI5 DARK GRADES.
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s. BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. Dashboard
common. 27;S;s do. preferred, 511e6Io1A.
Scaboard rs. S6@S6k.
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is ! owned by. Mr.. j. D. Goodwin of ths
Cardwell Machine Company, this city,
and was designed by Mr.. M p Melon
oligh, also Of Richmond. ~ =
She is a clean, beautiful little craft, and
can make fifteen knots an hour The
yacht is expected about o'clock to-mor-
row morning. ls.:.:i.1s!!t.EI
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Going 1t Blind.
You buy a cocoanut onfaith -can't
tell till you open itWhether it's good

You buy a cocoanut ontaltn-CaH I
tell till you open itwhether it's good
or not. ~,
b, You buy our Hanan Hand-sewed
Welt Shoes for men. You cantteil
to look at them whether they're
.hand-seWed welt or not-probably
few shoe experts could-dhat's why
So M nv Misrepresentation are
made as 10 alleged hand-sewed welts))
till YOU wear them. II. your
cobbler half-soles them. But the
milk in the cocoanut is .there-the
hand-seWed welt is there.
80 Ianan on shoe means an hon
est shoe means the bests$ $3.50 shoe
made. Herein all feathers just
now in fall and winter weights
SIS. and 5000.
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S3.50!zgmn$3.50
Observation-Disclosures

Take C. & O.. Railway tram. daily except
sunday. at t45 P. NJ for Baltimore VIA
Sta pairit Comfort, connecting at Old Point
O s,.itt, nns Of the superb steamers of ths
Ma raw Line, leaving at 1:15 for Balti-
MOI - Arrive in Baltimore at $50 A. NJ.
in time to make nI spnr, Witt ri an trains
a'n- night on one Of the finest steamers N
Sor tickets and general information ap-
ply at ticket offices =. d .. Railway.
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Cotton futures opened steady; closed

IrniddiinE. re. |: net re-
gross. 3. $40 bales: sales.
NJ 296 bales. 50.
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RlGHT Up TO DATE.
[Bsnsons Plaster Is Pains Msstsf.)

~hese are days OF records and OF the beat
ing OF records. BenSon's Porous Plaster, for
siulckness Of action and thorouGhness of
ezra has no records to beat except its own
BeasOn's Plaster, always the best, always
che leader, is to-day better than epe-. L
sticks to the skin but never sticks in It's
tracks. It marches on.
Tbs people not only want to be cured
bat cured glictl,y-and Benson's Plaster
dos It. Coughs, colds, limbago, asthma.
bronchitis, liver and kidney complaints,
sRd other ills approachsble by sn external
sessZus5y, yield to Bsnson's as iCedoes TO heat
Neither Balladonna, Strengthening or
CapsicCm plasters are to be compared with
Beason'A People who have once tested
las c2sTits Of Bsnson's Plaster have 10 uss
1Sr say other external remedy.
M5-s than 6, 1000 physicians and drug
s-Es+s land thousand times as many non
professional personsl have called Benson's
Fiszte-s enc Of TIE few @ home remedies
Sis ess1 be trusted
EETy-dve highest sws-fs have been msds
20 : in competition with the best known
p1ssters Of Europe and America. Better
proof Of its merits Is ia2onceITable- Be
asz1rs 80 get the genuine.
Eso< sSls by sll druggists, or We VII pre-
ray postage on sny number ordered In tia
SEzzsd States, on receipt If 25c. each
Sssbury : Johnson, M1s. ChsnistI \. Z
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PitiabIe Case of Destitution.

Warsaw, Ind, March 22-Members
OF the Associated Charities have found
a man and wife and five small chill
dren starving in a howell on the out
skirts of the town, near Pike Lake.
The head of the household, Jacob Fam
eel, has been unable to work for five
years. He is an eN-SoIdler and mem
Der of the Thirteth Indiana regiment,
and was lying unconscious on couch,
which was tine only thing resembling
bed in the house. the woman and
children being compelled TO sleep on
the floor With Insufficient clothing.
They had eaten their last food two
days before. hut Wen" too pra.lI Ia ask
for a"~.~taH e. All have been cared
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FANATIC
RetiIfS from Life in a Queer
Manner.

London. MSvch 22.-Adyices received
from Mengo, in Uganda, Africa. dated
Thursday, March Il. say that Muludzi.
the Mohammedan prophet who recent
ly proclaimed himself as leader OF
new religious doctrine in Uganda.
died at Menso that afternoon under
extraordinary circumstances after a
short reign rs a prophet.
The sultan Of Imbego. the head OF
Mohammedanism in Uganda, denounc-
edd the new doctrine preached by
Muludzi and a native court declared
Muludzi to he an impostor, whereupon
Muludzi Indignantly declared he would
no longer remain on earth. He left
the native court and assembled a small
eminence outside the kings enclosure
where he knelt, called loudly on Mo
manned. and suddenly expired.
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The Enemy of Dyspepsia.

Bailey'S Dyspepsia Tablets Is GER
tainly the worst enemy dyspepsia
as today. 1t drives out that dread
Ell disease whenever taken persist
emily. 1t brings complete relief from
the taking OF the very first tablet;
oh colate coated.
Mrs. r. A, Pierce, Mason City,
Iowa, writes: 81 have suffe red for
years with stomach trouble. Bailey's
Dyspepsia Tablets have cert ainly
done wonders for me. They are the
best medicine made, and cure indi-
gestion, belching, and all dyspeptic
troubles. Price 25c. Made by Lake
side Med. Co.. Chicago. Sold by A
G Luken & Co.
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PLANNED.
Russian Trouble Provoked by
OVeIz alO0S Officers.

81. Petersburg March ut Il sig
nilIcaut hat though the police report
on the recent rlot~ published. a. ex-
pressly stated, i'll order To correct false
ruE.or- concerning the riots, does not
deny the most serious of the rumors
circulated. which are to the effect thar
men and women were killed here aud
elsewhere. the report does not men
ton the subject OF the students. II
gives. however, the names of four who
died here, including one woman The
report i not generally credited with
being an impartial statement Ii is
claimed that the passage relating TO
the disturbance in the church is par
ticularly distorted manifestly it is
said, TO prejudice the devout masses
against the students, the intellectual
element aud the factory workmen
The statement that students entered
the church smoking cigarettes. that a
student struck "A priest and another
student canght the chief priest rudely
by the arm. are diScreiited by eye
witnesses. The facts are the trouble
occurred entirely outside the church
until the Co>Sacks pressed 300 persons
into the church and fought them To the
back wall II is also denied that holy
water was used to dress wounds The
students sent church servant ex-
pressly for other water. 1t is learned
now that the police not only prepared
for the even. themselves, but made
previous arrangements at one of the
hospitals for the anticipated wounded
They also had carriages ready in
neighboring courtyards
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QUARREL
In MOHOn Shops al Lafayette
Will End Fatally.

Lafayette. Ind. March - James
Gaul d helper in the Monon round
house. i dying nj the hospital OF a
pistol shot in the abdomen, inflicted
yesterday by ! =. cullen. a machinist
in the same department. The men had
previously had trivial quarrel, and
renewed il yesterday, Cullen sur
rendered TO the police after the shoot
ing. He claims that Gaul started for
him with a heavy iron wrench. and.
after running 81 feet he turned ani
fired in self-defenS,. GauI's stare.
mcnt j. that cullen drew the revolveT
on him when lie entered the shop. ami
il was not until tEen that he picked
UP the wrench t'sul is unmarried
Cullen ha~ "a wife and child Botl
have been here only about -four
months.
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A Remedy for the Crime.

A remedy recommended for pa tents
afflicted with the Grippe Is KFMP'S
BALSAM, which is especially adapted
for the throat and lungs. Don't
wait for the first symptoms OF the
disease; get a bottle TO day and keep
IL for use the moment It Is needed. II
neglected the grippe has tendency
to bring on pneumonia KFMP'S
BALSAM, prevents this by keeping
the cough loose and the lungs free
from Inflammation. All druggists
sell kEMP,S RALSAM at &c. and
soc.
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Mothers. Matsers. Mothers.

How many children are at this seas
on feverish and constipated. with bad
stomach and headache, Mother Grays
Sweet Powders for children viii al
ways cure. If worms are present they
will certainly remove them. At all
druggists. &c. Samplemailed FREE.
Address Allen S. Olmstead, lie Roy. y.
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CONFESSES.
Recent Convert Tells a Tale Of
Hidden Crime.

Owensburg. Ind, March 22-Three
years ago &. +. Rockwell of Ciucin-
matt, ostensibIy canyasser for a sol
diers paper but who WAS supposed TO
be detective, came to this place. aud
after remaining Il few days he disap-
pelred. During a recent revival in
this place among the converts was 4
woman WHO said that Rockwell was
murdered by some Young men whose
enmity lie had incurred ana that his
body was hidden under her house for
several davs. aBd WIS tlen taken out
and thrown down an abandoned coal
shaft An Investigation has been
made. bur nothing has come OF it.
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Mystery of six skulls

St Louis, Mo, March 22.-Workmen
who were tearing down an old and
historical house on the west side OF
Third street. just north Of Clark ave
nue.. discovered six skulls under the
door separating the first and second
stories The house. which was once a
fine residence. is said To I've l2o years
old and one of the first built here.
Nobody now living knows how the
skulls came where they were found.
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DRYING PREPARATIONS simply

DRYING PREPARATIONS simply
develop dry catarrh; they dry up the
secretions which adhere to the mem
brane and decompose, causing a far
more serious trouble than the ordinary
form of catarrh. Avoid all drying in
halents and use that which cleanses,
soothes and heals. Ely's Cream Balm
is such a remedy and will cure ca
tarrh or cold in the head easily and
pleasantly. All druggists sell it at soc
or it will be mailed by Ely Bros, IS
Warren St, y Y.
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Claimed IL Was an Accident.

keunett Mo. March -. Still pro
testing his innocence Milo Gregory.
aged -, years. was hanged here yes
terday for the murder of his employer,
Joseph Covert. Feb. -. lSD. III the
northern part of punklm county. He
shot and killed Covert who was
sawmill owner in a dispute over the
value Of an iron wedge. In a written
statement Gregory says that the kill
ing was accidental.
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Insnruents Burn Village.

Manila. March 81 Insurgents have
attacked and burned thu ungarrisoned
village of Ugius in the province of
South nocos detachment of the
10Th infantry overlook and classified
the marauders Colonel Schuyler OF
the 10Th volunteer infantry has cap
tIre.d eight insurgent officers and 21S
men AT the village of Ternate. In Cav
tie DroyinCe.
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What Shall We Have For
Dessert?

This question arises in the family
every day. Let US answer 1t today
Try .1ell-O, q deli .ious dessert. Pre-
pared Ia two minutes. No Baking
add hot water and set to cool.
Flavors:-Lemon, Orange, Raspberry
and strawberry. At your grocers.
10 cts
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Bedford, Ind. March 22-An IN
usually heavy blast Of dynamite was
fred by workmen In the new quarry
switch near the city. and not only tons
Of rock and dirt were dislodged. but
the Graham clubhouse was toppled
over into the river. Five men were in
the building at the time, all of whom
were bruised
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GOOD AS CAN BE
Venezuela Not At Outs.:W Uncle
Sam After All.


Washington. March 22-The Ven
ezuelan charge, Senior Puiido, lad Il
conference with Secretary Hay Sster-
day but il did not lead to any level
opments on the reported friction over
Minister Loomis or our demands N the
case of the consular agents AT Iarce-
Iona, Venezuela
The message of the president of Wen
ezuela. copies of which have just been
received makes most friendly .efer-
enccs to the relations with the United
States. The president refers Il the
receipt Of Il wreath sent 10y patriotic
bodies in the United States, TO b. de-
posted i'll the Pantheon at Caracas in
memory of Miranda. one of the liberia
tors of Venezuela He says that this
is a signal evidence Of the good Will
existing between the republics The
message makes no reference 10 tht
asphalt troubles. 1t says that the gov
eminent has sent an agent to France
with a View 10 settling the protracted
breach of diplomatic relations which
has existed between France and Ven
ezucIa. and that there is every pros
pect that these two countries soon viii
be in harmonious relations again.
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kokomo, Ind. March 22-The Rev
aud Mrs. Harry Bennington started
today on their journey to Langoon,
Burmah, India, where Dr. Bennington
viii occupy the chair Of English litera-
ture in u Baptist college,
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. child scalded to peatn.

Portland. Ind March 22.-The ?
vear-old child of T. c. Butcher over
turned kettle filled with boiling
grease and was 50 badly scalded that
death resulted in a few hours.
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Greenwood, Ind, March 22--An e1-
,losion in the boiler room OF the power
bousa Of the Indianapolis and Green
WOOD electric line yesterday disabled
tbs machinery and fatally injured VII
bur Johnson. the engineer.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
Prevailing Prices For Grain. Provis.
ions and Livestock on March Fl.

Indianapolis Grain and Livestock
Wheat-WagoR, 7Gcs No red quiet.
7614c.
Confirm: No. mixed. $3.50.
Oat>-Steadys No mixed, Zo3.c.
Cattle-Ste at S3.OAtL5. 90.
HogS-ACtive at S5.oQ16OI.
shrcp-SteRdy at S225GI4- -
Lambs-ActiYe at s.. 40
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Wheat-No. , red and lougberry. &c.
Corp-New, white. 1890; No. mixed,
4Sc
Oats--So. . mixed. 29c: No. white, SOC
CattIe-Sraady at SS.OgtI+. 20.
EoES-S-eady NJ S4.25sI5- %.
Sheep-FiTm at s2.uo4TS- %.
Lambs-Steady at 81 OeI5. 90.
Cincinnati Grain and livestock.
Wheat-Firm: No. red Soc.
Confirm: No. mixed, SIC
OarS-Ea>y, No. : mixed 2Sc.
CaEtie-Steady At SZ-F14 ~
HoEs-Active ar 81 15lItt- In.
lambs Strong At S4u9L5.7s.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-03-22

Cattle Firm at s.. ooG5. 50.
Hogs-Wsak At S46GZ6.5a.
SheeP-Firu at SS.5o54 Is.
LREbs-EIEul az Sz75&
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-03-22
|. A G0RMON, c. w. Elmer,
Station Master Ticket Agent
STAR ROUTE
LEAVES POsTOFFTCR.

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LEAVES POsToFFIcR-
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LEAVE gsoLLESBERo's ANNEX, ;. sTH STREE
Boston and Fair Haven .---.------l-30
Ii berty and Abingdon p Z
Cox 5 Mills, " hltewater and Arua ...-.--l 90 p L
LEAVE RosT MARSHALL, AIN AND 9TH sn
Webster and Williamsburg .....-........l- 20 2 J
FREE HACK LINES.
LEAVE GREENS LIVERY sTABLE.
College Corner ievery Wednesday, 100 Dr.
LEAVES IA YLoR's LIVERY STABLE.
Morning sun Tues. Thurs and sat- 400 -
LEAVE CARPETS REsrAURAST.
Fountain City and Lynn Tues Thur.
HollsndsbUrg[T Tues, Thurs, and sst.l-2Oo :
FREIGHT HACK LINE.
LEAVES EGsEMEYER's GROCERY, MAIN sTRsIi
CentsrviIle, freight and psssengerl.l1.0o ar
LEAVES LUKENs DRUG STORE.
New Paris freight 30 y