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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12
Trains Leave
80; 80: and Arrive
NEW MAIN STREET STATION
IN EFFECT JULY -. lO02.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

7:z5 q. ID. daily Newport News local Az
7ss $50 a, IL, daily. for OLD Point. Newport
News ard Norfolk. Two hours anu 30 -ninutrs
to ScrfoIk. Stops Williamsburg, Newpor- aews
Ead Hampton only farIor Car
400 z, b., daily, except sunday. for DIG
Point. Newport News InG Nottutk iwo hohfS
md . minutes TO %oftoik stops villa 'soIrst
Newport News and hampton gniy ririor Gag.
Connects ED foilt with Washington, Baltts
nor ana Cape Shafss stesi ~, So at SSrfola
500 2. IL, daily. Newport News aus
oi4 Point Makes principal tops.
MAIN LINE VEST BOUND.
1910 H. H.. local daily to Gharlottesville. and
except sunday between Charlottesville. and CItr-
ton Forge Connects for Orange, Culpeper. Gale
ESQ ?. M, daily. Cincinnati aud Louisrllls
Express. Pnrior Car. except Sunday. 10 White
Sulphur ard Hinton. PuIlnIaus from Cordonsviile,
train from t;orr!unsviile 10 Staunton follows fog
local stations except sunday
$50 2. HI, except Sunday. accommodation to
Doswet
daily. with Dining Car aud Pullman sleepers
to Cincinnati Iudiauapolis and st. Louis: ek.
cept sunday. wita Ear Cur. Cincinnati to Chica-.
20; Dining Car attached at t;ordonsytlie
1880 ?. III, daily. +. +. V. Limited. Pu,i,,
man Hinton connecting with Pullman to
Cincinnati. Lou'sville and the West. Connects
''' JAMES RIVER DIVISION
1'Ss ew casf an" and clftan F5lsS. Except SUM-
day for Kosnev ard Aiherenc farior Car.
5:I5 P. NJ. except Sunday to Manteo.
ARRIVE At RICHMOND.
From Norfolk and old roInt. 4. NJ: $50
and 7:20 T. ". c,ily; go r. VI. except Sun.
MAIN LINE.
From Cincinnati aud tha West. 7;i5 A. H..
o.45 \. NJ and 81 so T. NJ daily. Local $50
7. II except Sunday. md Z. II p. NJ, daily
IAIiES RIVER DIVISION.
s.35 r W. dii!y. AMI $50 ~ IL. except Suns
"'i s,nts AT SOP East Main Street. ao3 Ens. Min
Street M1rphy's Hotel aud Jefferson Hotel
Ter further information. rates. tickets and Pull1
man rnsef yntfcps,
mo-" W o wARTGES. Dis. rass Aeant. ,
e F. DOYLE. II. W. FULLER. :,
Ger'i Manager. Gcn'i Pass Act. ]
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12
Atlantic Coast Line.

SCHEDULE ELECTIVE JUNE 8. 1902.
TRAINS LEAVE Observation-Disclosures STREET
eco a. NJ. NORFOLK LIMITED daily. Ar
rves Petersburg 9:3f 4. NJ. Norfolk ll:20 y.
NJ Stops only at Petersburg, Waye~iy and
SOS A. NJ. daily Arrives Petersburg $40 4.
u. Enporia HOS \. 81: Weldon Loo \ ".
FayetteyilIs i:25 2; NJ. Charleston lib T. 81,
Savannah 500 z. NJ. Jacksonville $50 y. NJ.
Tampa 1900 ?. NJ, Port Tampa 1880 r u
boro $40 Z. u. Wilmington GOO + ~ Pull
man Sleeper New York TO Jacksonville
1870 P. n stops Maachester. Drewry,s Biaif,
Ceatralia and Chester on signal
oke and intermediate points
800 z. NJ, OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. daily.
arrives Petersburg 3 80 T. VI. Norfolk go L.
y. stops ONLY ct Petersburg. WaVerly and
$50 P. IL, daily. except, sunday. .,rrtges
an< Rocky Mount 900 P. NJ. Makes all inter
s:oG ?: NJ, datly local Arrives Petersburg
~ r " FLoRipA AND VEST INDIA
LIMITED. daily. .,rrtse Petersburg SOC r "
cauneet< with Notfolk and western Ter Nor :,
folk and intermediate points,. Empori& 9,6S F.
NJ Connects with y and D fer stations be-.
tween Emporia and Lawrencerill"i, Weldon ~
P VI Fayetteville I.lJ =. NJ. Charleston
A. NJ Savannah ; 10 \. " iacE$anTi!ie i1'3o
4 NJ. Tampa 1000 ?. VI. Port Tampa 1890
NEW L1.,r TO MIDDLE GEoRG1A POINTS
Arriving Aagnst. 40 A y Macon ii:-o a.
York to Wilmington. Charleston. Jacksonville.
Port T@mRs aqssta and I,y Maeo f.ar.,-g 10 %
P y Connect Mt petersau-s with SorfclS
and Western !iRiIwar a5Et2inS tyHrhhnss 80
Pullman sleeper Richmond 70 I.rnehhur=-
1i:so ?. NJ. daily. Arrive Petersburg 1910
a ~ TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4:12 a. II. daily: from .Iacksonyille. Savan-
nah Charleston, Atlanta. Macon Augusta and
AZ 7: :a'H a NJ, daily. from Petersburg. lyrch-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12
MIDSUMMER EXCURSION TO
BuCKROE-SI.OO ROUND TRIP.

The Chesaeake and Ohio Railway will
have special excursion from Richmond
to 3uckroe and return on Thursday, Al-
gust 14th. Train will leave Richmond
from Main Street Station at 7:45 "a. VI
Thursday. August 18th: returning. leave
Buckroe al p. NJ. same date. Rate
81 round trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12
DIR. WILSON SAFE
But Probably Under Arrest at Bocas
del TorO.
Rv Associated Press. !

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. Aug 11.-Ths State
Department to-day received a cablesran
from Consul Gottschalk. at Bluetields,
saving that DR.. Russell Wilson was safe
at Bocas del roro, and also that his moth
er will leave for the United States soon
The State Department has never received
any information from Nicaragua that DR..
Wilson had been under arrest there.
The dispatch of Gottsclall is regarded
as confirmation of that of Dr.. Wilson'S
brother in an Ohio dispatch printed this
morning. to the effect that his brother
has been arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12
DR.. McCaw Has injury.

DR.. J. B. McCaw. of Richmond. who
has been spending the summer at Old
Sweet Springs, recently suffered from q
severe sprain of one of the muscles of
his right leg. His CONDITION is improving
rapidly. and by the time he returns to this
city he will be entirely recovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12
Went into Excavation.

A horse attached to one of the wagons
belonging TO the Richmond Dairy Com
pany backed into a hole excavated for
sewer pipes at the corner of Beech and
Main Streets yesterday about L O'Clock,
upset the tank and spilled into the hole
enough buttermilk to float a miniature
ship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12
Booker Washington's Guests,
nv Associated Press.)

TUsKEGEE. Ala. August 1lAOne
thousand delegates who have been in
attendance during the sessions of the
Negro Young Peoples Congress at At
lanta. Ca, spent to-day here visiting
the Tuskegse Normal and INDUSTRIAL
Institute as the guests OF Principal
Booker T. Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12
.uIsrLOOk AT HER.

Whence came that sprightly step. fault
less skin, rich. rosy complexion, smiling
face. She looks good. feels good. Here's
her secret She uses DR.. King New Life
Pills. Result.-al organs active. digestion
good. no headaches. no chance for blues
them yourself. Only 25c at Ovens
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12

Trotn No. IS icaye,. hichmoEd 3:io A. y.
s.iiy Tor Petersburg N0rIIas.. y. g.. and ali
imrrrmedtate points. Connection at Norlna
Win train arriving Henderson 2.le z. IL. and
Raleigh $50 Z. 81. daily. rnd Durham K.
III daily except sunday.
TrSins lea We Richmond for Washington. Sov
yors and the Eaat dalJ-Sc. 81 at u:1 8.
sf1nnd No S5 as SOS L. NJ.
Ss,cnec.ious az Jacksonville az! Tampa for
all florida East coast points aud Cuba and
Eurto RICO; at New Orleans for all points In
T.xas Mexico and Caiitorais 49,
Ts s'ss i j.. 81 Sson ii points suass
s:see = ~. no. 81. from norIina. r.
o. pptsr,bur,. aud oeal points.
xJEEPING-CAE SERVICE.
~. g, and 3EEiorita and IetropoItau
.S,., pullnan. Sic. psns.Ca between New
- L.; ona Tampa yest!oultra Coaches cs.
Aua ~ 1nra and ~ asn!.Il: ton, and between
+ ,res'nt,rron and Jacksonville. Pullman Sleeping
49, tfsiIyp between Jucssonrlile aud Ismpa-
Sa a tSrough Drawing Room. Sleeping Cars be-
ao Nav York and Atlanta. and Cate-Care
t.n.n.n Hamlet and Atlanta aud between Ham,
let aha "a and .a--Scs board Fast Mall Pu,lman
n,su,ng.Room Buffet Sleeping Cars hetweeo |
Sss YSre and Jacksonville. connecting at Ham-
;SeW.,t,h Sleeping Car TO- and traHi Atlanta. II I
iee WI wtth which through Pullman dcketDt
scahs .nn9 Pullman Parlor-Cars esswesn JscD
Ase and Tampa. Finest Day Coaches
scn'os w J. MAY. City Ticket AIs@4 II
SMITH. District Pas. Agent: 81
,?aops 90 Ass AA1s 1 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12

FIFTY Al....>Sr TWO, 1t is not 10
sonabie to expect two weeks of outing
TO overcome the effects Of fifty weeks OF
confinement. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla
along with you. It refreshes the blood.
improves the appetite. makes sleep easy
and restfnl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12
E::s ay Line
& @ E3 asIisr1 q re
Via C. & Q. Railway and
Old Point.
U. S. MAIL ROUTE.

Leave Richmond wa. Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway daily. except Sunday. at
?. NJ. connecting at Old Point with ths
superb steamers OF the Old Bay Line.
leaving at ;:l5 P. IL. arriving BaItimore
Gao A. NJ, in time to make cUanection
with all trains North. East and West.
Short rail ride and al! night on one OF tho
finest steamers In Southern waters. Ra-
turning arrive Richmond 1o:C1 a. NJ
csiiy, except Monday
For tickets and general information APP
nly at general Offices Chesa peake and Ohio
railway Richmond Transfer Company
and 1DO6 East Main Street.
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will be succeeded by Mrs. Maude Porter


Another member of the Second Church
choir will also be missed next season Miss
Frances Digs has gone back to St.
James Episcopal Church. from which she
originally came, and her position has
not yet been filled. The other members
OF the quartette-Mr.> Conway Gordon.
tenor, and Mr.. Oscar Lehman, bas-
will remain. Professor Rees will con-
tinue as director.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12
s. ~ 4: ~ G. Eg

The instinct of uodesty natural to
every woman is often great hindrancc
to the cure of woruanly diseases. Women
shrink from the personal questions Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12

the local ply
stefan which
seem indelicatc.
The thought of
examination is
alb horrent to
them, a nd so
they endure in
silence a condi-
ton of disease
which surely
progresses from
bad to worse.
It ha S been
DR.. PieIce's
privilege to cure
q at many
" N c n w no
have und a
refuge for mod
esty in his offer
Of fire consulta-
ton by letter.
All correspond
cucc is held as
strictly private
and s a Gre ~
con fden ii a !.
Address Doctor
r. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, n. Y.
DR.. Pierce's
FavoIte Pre-.
ccTrAipr ectab-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12
Labor Council Tonight

The Central Trade and Labor Council
will meet tonight and perfect the final
arrangenaents for the Labor-Day celebra-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12

fishes regularity, dHes Weakening drums,
heals Inflammation and liberation, and
cures female weakness
rEaving used DR.. Piercc's Favo1ite Pccscip-
ticu md Golden Medical Discovery during
the past year. writes Mrs. Matte Long, O,
Pfouts valley, Perry Co.. Pa ri can truthful,
recon mend these medicines for all female weak.
resscs have used several bottles Of Favorite
Prescription which consider great blessing
to weak women. I was SO nervous and dis
outraged that hardly knew what 10 do. Your
kind sdvicc for home treatment helped NC Won
dcrfully- Thanks TO DR.. Pierce"
Biliousness is cured By the use of DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12

The S. P. C. "A. meets this evening .
sis at No. 80 East Franklin Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12
and BERKELEY

leave Richmond nightly at O'Clock for
Norfolk. Fare one way, $50, round trip.
$3.50. including State-room GccCmmGda-
ton. arriving at Norfolk at s a. NJ, there
transferring to New York steamer. daily.
except Sunday.
day. by Chesapeake and Ohio Railway at
$50 a. NJ. and P. II. or a. NJ and 3 P
NJ. by Norfolk and Western Railway. both
lines connecting at Norfolk with direct
steamers sailing same day.
Freight for all northern, eastern and
foreign ports received and forwarded daily
except Sunday. at companys wharf.
Rockets
tickets on sale at Company's office. No
1912 East Main Street; Richmond Trans
fer Company, No. 903 East Main Street.
Murphy's Hotel, Chesapeake and Ohio
and Richmond and Petersburg depots
Richmond Baggage checked through to
JOHN F.. MAYER. Agent
1912 East Main Street Richmond Va.
J. ]. BROWN
General Passenger Agent
II. B. WALKER, Traffic Mgr. New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12
TO LEAVE SECOND CHURCH
Mrs. Gay Ragland Peasants, Lead..
Soprano. Retires From Chou.

Mrs Cay Ragla,d Peasants. who 10
several seasons h@s been leading soprano
at the Second - 81 Church. has sew
cred her cont.~- with that c.ie.ir
Whether or "r... Peasants vii! sing
with any othe. ,Go- in the CITY during
tha ndntar IS X kanwn., Mrs. Peasants
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12

he newly elected officers will be In
stalled.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
TRAINS IEAur n1c1l,losn. "a.

SCHEDULE III EFFECT JUNE 90, 1909.
GRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE FOURTEENTH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12
SE5ABOAR D
Air Line Railway.

"CaPITA1 CITY ROUTE. u
Short Lint. 10 trInc:Y&t tIt.r., OK ths SouSR
and southwest, tlorica, Cuba Texas. CaIfoS~
r,ls aau AieAtco. reaching The Capitals o: sIa
sCaEDULE IN EFFECT april -. 1902
TRAIN. LEAVE HlCtiAOND-.--AH-S IESEH
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-11

gelonoers arpB lit Die Qufreeung
in ben erOBen Sabrifitdoten. 3ablz
reide Wili5 : Solbaten itno in benz
lelben negen @eburlams 8erpeiee>
rung oerbaftet porben uno Die re9uz
ldren Truppen merben in ben Safer
men in Marlhbereitidaft 9ebalten.
Nud purbert bereit8 iharfe Botro=
men an bie1elbeu ~au8eetbeilt.
Sn ben Iriiben WDreenitunoen
oes II. Ipril fam es in 8rliIel
in Der Ndbe oes "Maison du
Peuple" gu einem iebr beftieen 3u=
ian1tnenltDBe amiiden ben 9umulz
tuantert uno Der Buli5ei, BET pel=
dem 30 8erlDnen idper perpunoet
puroer, Oorunter AUDI Srauea uno
&inoer.
g(ud in Silent unb @omlr fam
e6 gu ftirmilGen Scenen, uno 5tpar
in JDlge bDn Maiien=G% erlammlunz
gen, nelde iid gu @uniten Der Bru=
clamirung zines @eneral=S treifs er=
flGrt batten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-11
Ste einsise tas1ih eridet<
Semtide 3eitntg III SeEas.
Sic rSreie 3reife fiir Segas" bat
BON alIen bentSh teganifd)em 3eitttit=
gen bic grDfte Mbpnnettten5abl.
Observation-Disclosures in Glib
9lfrifa

Gus 2unoun miro eemelbet: Ser
"Financier and Bullionist'' perz
Dffentlidt cine bonn II. Ipril batirte
DepeIhe aus 8retorta, in nelder
beitimmt oeriidert miro, baB Die
yuren<Subrer Die britii6en Srie=
eensbebineuneen oneen0mt1en batz
ten. boB Elm @affenftiuitano perein=
bart pproen Jet uno opB Die Srie=
oensbeoineuneen ben 8uren=Iaen=
ten in europa per Sabel mitaetbeilt
pproen leien.
Iebnlid lautenoe @eriibte tuareu
1don ieit elm paor Sagen in 2Dnoon
inn umlaufe. Sp muroe periidert,
baB Sreberid Sc. 6arris, Der friibere
6efretdr Der britiiben Siio=Nfrifa=
@elenIdaft, Elm geleoran1m in benz
ielben Ginne erbalten babe, oD6 mar
oariiber nidts 8eltimmtes in grfab=
rung gu brineen.
llnmabr1beinli9 lit Die Sadie
aber nab ben anoeren oorliegencen
8eridten aus Siioafrifa niht, 10
lebr Die Meloune aub i'm @iber>
lprub banit Itebt, oaB Die @ngldn=
Der iid iiberbaupt auf gar feline Srie=
bensbebineuneen e%inlaIien, lDnoern
na1 mie pDr bebingungslDie Inter
merfuna Der Buren, ~perlangen Mir
ber.
S1pn am 9. Npril tpurbe aus
8retoria beriftet, baB 8rdiibent
Stepn, Staatsiefretar Geib, Sise=
8rdlibent Shalf=8 Burger unb Gene
raj 2ufas Meper atf Dem @ege nad
&lerfsoDrp ourb &rDonitaot eefon1z
men feien, IN, nit Dem General
BDtba Su fonferiren, Der bort l6On
smei Gage pOrber ansefommen mar.
9ie @enerale 9e8et unb 9e(arep
maren gu oieler 3uiammenfunft
ebenfalls ~ertpartet pDroen, aber Iie
| erIhienen erft lpdter.
Ser &riegsminiiter 8rpoerid
matte biele Sbatla9e i'm Barla=
mert befannt. ueber Die 8ebin=
gunger unb ben 8erlauf Der Ser
banolungen muBte er iebDh neiter
Midts au beridten, als baB ben
9beilnebmern an Der GDnferens BON
beiben Seiten iiberes @eleit aaran=
tirt mDrben iei.
Ser acknowledgements chamberlain
fiigte iebob nod binau, baB fein
9ermin feitgeiebt wDrben lei, biz 81
uelbem Die Observation-Disclosures
gum Nb1bluiie gelan9t ieien Dber als
abgebrDben betrabtet tperoen miiB=
ten. Das seiet on iib ihDn, bof
Die gngldnoer iebt iebr geneiat fino,
Init fi6 reoen 81 lafien."
Nuh Die @arantie fir lideres @e=
lett Der 8urenfibrer uno fir lire
1idere 6idtebr nab ibren betreffen=
ben Diitricten 1T obne 3~eitbegren=
sung ausgeiteat m0roen.
Nuem Nnlhein nab baben Die
SrieoenS<8 erbanolunsen alio in Der
Ebat ibren Nnfane eenommen
MDbten iie bod in elmer ben tapfe.
rem Buren, ben Sortbeitanb ihrer pD=
litilben uno nationalen Selbitltdn:
bigteit 1iberftenenoen @eile gun
Ibidlufie gelanaen!
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Sine foiufale iteberid1tpeannna

aerlt6rte cine GelegropbenzQinie, Die
gbas. s. gais BON 2isbon, Sa.,
wieoerbersuIteQen botte, sSnoem
id biz 81 ben Suften in eisfaltem
8aiier itano," ibreibt er, u5oa i'd
mir cine ihrefft6e @rfdltuila gu,
Die iid taglid oeri6limmerte.
S6lieBlib erfldrten mir Die be1ten
Ner5te in Oaffano, Neb., Siour
Gitp uu0 Omaha, ih bdtte Die
S9minbiudt uno fDnne niht mebr
LANCE leben. Damn fling i'd an, DR..
Kings New Discovery gu neb=
men unb mar nah Dem Gerbraub
DOn 6 Slalden pDllte m%ieoerberae=
felt. IS miro pDittip earantirt ee=
gen grfdltung, 6uiten, 6als= uno
2unoenz2eioen. Breis so Gts. uno
$1.00. 3u BADEN BEL S. &alteper &
Spbn, @ep. S. S. Sbmitt. @igen=
Thinner unb 80. 9reiB.
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aes aailers amerifanildles sdhiff.

0bpobt SeatiblonO %beionoere @nftreueun9en &C..
ma6t bat, f6 Os S6tisbouer in bic uae &eibe 5a
felem. bat oo6 Der aaier, ais er cine Die 6eften mo-
oerneu Soeea fOmbiuirenOe gla6t pdnidtc, Die De
iteliung in Anerita pto5lrt. Gas 1T i6ertid cine
%lnertanunG emeritauii6er @eIaidtjdteit uuo a6er=
legener @r6eit5teiluna. nnier 9auo %i6trtriiit ferner
ale unoeren in Gr3ueien. Nebmt ais 9eiiuiel 6ohct=
ter's @a9enbitters OH. IS inn me6r al5 iaui3is
Sabre Der, lett es eiugeilDd puroe. uno ieia Gcccto
bon 0ciuu8en mdbrcnb oieier 3eit 6at cs in bic clt
jteibe Der NtcO5jlen 0cfelt. 6s miro uo1 uiclcr
bcrOorra9enoeu @er3ien ols Elm ousQtci6uelc5 6rabs
lings : 9clebun9sulitte( une 9htreiuioun0smittel
empf0bleu; Terner ais Gin 6eitmittG iar 1oo6rennen,
geroamn9saorun9, @nspepie. 9eriopiung, Grippe
uno Atalarla. yin 9erIub miro GuA uou Dem
g9ertbe ~Delielbtn fbetltueen
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sociafe Nepplntipn int 8elsiem z

Die in 8elgien ausgebrDbenen
unruben beldrdrtten fih f~einesnees
auf 8riKel.
Die in Mous itatiunirten &apal=
l~eriiten uno Sblben muroen tele@
grapbilb na1 gbarleroi beproert,
ba man bort ben Gusbruh ern1ter
8ramaIe befirbtete. /.
Sn Ga 2%oupiere tpurben mebrere
@ebduoe ourd 9nnamit serftDrt
unb ba Die bDrtige 8Dlisei 1ib ben
Tumultanten gegeniiber niht ee=
mahien fiblte, nuroe oielelbe burh
Milit1r perltdrft.
Nu1 aus 6pubens Iimies in Der
Bropin5 6ennegau miro Elm 9Dna=
init : Nttentat beribtet. 9as Sc
bdube bes &atbDlifen : Clubs puroe
bort ourb Die grploliDn pDn Dpne=
NIT Batroner oemDlirt.
Der 8irgermeifter BON 2lttid
Eat Die Gegierung UNI ueberlenbung
pon IrtiQerie erluft. Muh murbe
bort Die Burger : @aroe unter bic
Waffen gerufen. Die Truppen tperz
ben bort maribbereit in Die &aierne
gebalten.
Der our 8eit in BriIiel tagenoe
@eneralratb Der locialiitilden Wrbei=
ter Bartei 8elgiens bat ben 8eibluB
gefaBt, cine 8rotlamation gu erlaIs
fen, in melher elm General : Streif
aqer Grbeiter 8elgiens empfob(en
tperben iua. @eihiebt bas uno
niro bieiem Iufruf SDlge geleiItet,
oann iinb Die ernfteiten Compton
tionen gu ertparten.
8eionoers erbittert lino Die SD=
cialiiten bur1 Die 8erbaftuna oes
6errn @olfaert. beS 8~rdiioenten Der
.@eieaibaft Der iungen iocialiitis
id5en @aroe", uelfer man bic &ns
settelune Der 8riilieler 9umulten
Der lebten Gage in eriter 2inie our
2ait lest.
Was bic Situation iiir Die Regiez
rung gu elmer 10 iiberauS ~prefdren
madt. oas 1T Der umitano, baB fie
iih auf Die Wili5en nift i'm eerings
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-07-13
GRAIN, PROVISIONS. ETC

New York, July 12.-Wheat. Steas-
spot No. red. SOAc. Options onenSi
lower in response to clearino leu
warmer weather all through the wbaot
belt. From this the market rad SGT
hardened on covering and the 1,,ts
movement. The close was steadv ~ ~
ssc net decline; July size; Septenobsegs
7S%c; December. 79c.
Flour quiet; winter patents. e. ooa
40; Minnesota patent, 81. OOa4 ~
Minnesota bakers, So. 1903. S5 49,
Rye -four dull: fair to good. 60 ssa
3.45. '-'V
Corn meal quiet; yellow Western
Rye steady: No. Western, s5Hc
Barley nominal.
Corn firm; No. 2. 711kc. Options onar
ed flrmer here on September ri.r
shorts good buyers on light stocks am
steady cables. The market clossS
steady, h@1ac net higher; July 70IIc.
September, 65Ac; December, 52xc ~
Oats-Spot steady; No. 2, 56c m
tons lower at first on crop news bp.
rallied later with corn.
Beef quiet; family. SIG. 00916.50
Cut meats firm; picked bellies. 11Hm
12kc; do shoulders, 9@s1zc; do hams
12@121ac. '''
Lard f1rmer; Western steamed. s11 e..
July. $11 go; refined strong; continent
$11 80; South America, Sill %; com
pound. Sh@S1ac.
Pork firm; family, s21 0O@21 so; short
clear. $40. 5O@22. 90; mess, s1s. 5O@20 90
Butter barely steady; creamery, 1SN
21Ac; state dairy, 17h@20kc.
Cheese easy: new state full cream,
small white and colored, 10c; largs
white and colored, SIC.
Eggs firm to weak; state and Penn
sylvania. 2o@2Ohc: Southwestern, l59
TIC. ivy
Tallow strong.
Rice firm: domestic, fair to extra
4&@61sc; Japan. AZ @5c.
Molasses steady; New Orleans. open
kettle. good to choice, 33@41c.
sugar-Raw steady; fair refining.
2 13-16c; centrifugal, 96 test, 8 15-16c.
refined steady; No. 6, 4.10c; CONNECTION.
5.15c; crushed, 5.15c; powdered, .75c:
graduated, 4.65c; cubes, 4.90c.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet: No. 7. In
voice, 5kc; mild quiet; Cordova. So
111sc. Coffee futures opened irregular.
unchanged to 10 points higher, after
which there was little further change.
despite the fact that trade was heavy
up to the close. Shorts and the bun
clique were large buyers, while i'm
porterS sold freely. The clique buying
was chiefly in the near positions, nota-
bly, September. The foreign market
news was a trifle better than expected
and helped to strengthen bull conf
dence here, though heavy receipts in
Brazil to some extent offset the mar
ket news. At the close the market
was steady, unchanged to 10 points
higher. Sales $500 bags, including
July. 4S0c; September, 4.9O@4 CSC;
March, 5.20c.
Potatoes easy; Long Island, 81 900
LIS; Southern prime. 81 10000
Peanuts quiet; fancy hand-picked, 50
5Ac; other domestic. 31h@5c.
Cabbage weak; Long Island, per hum
dred, 50 00@2.50.
Freights to Liverpool dull; cotton by
steam, 10c.