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The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-26
POPULAR WANTS
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR CARPET cleaning and laying, up
holstering and mattress renovating, call
on or telephone Schroeder & Dickinson,
16 East Sixth st.
FOR RENT-Five-room house with bath,
53l Marion St, near Sherburne av
Call at 535 Marion st.
WE WILL PAINT and Paper ordinary
size rooms for S4.95 and furnish good
material; this is one-half regular cost:
get your work done now; our work and
material guaranteed. 2 Al Globe
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BUSINESS CHANGES


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ready cash should learn of our large
weekly dividend paying propositions
youched for by experience, capital and
business standing, send for booklet
Roxdale Stock Association, Commercial
Bldg, st. Louis, Mo.
TEL. -L1-Wagon will call for cloth
ing and return them cleaned and press
ed Miller Clothing and Renovating
Co., 551 St. Peter
TIMBER LIMIT FOR sALE-One hun
dred and fifty million feet pine, fir and
tamarack; river and railroad runs
through ugh property; unlimited markets
once. Wire or write Box A, Nelson
British Columbia.
WHAT IS THE BEST inducement YOU
Will offer for strictly up-to-date 100
barrel Touring mill? / mean business:
answer quick for particulars. Address
D Is, Globe.
FIRsT-CLAsS barber shop for sale
cheap; doing a fine business; excellent
location: Address n Al, Globe
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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FOR SALF-Rubber tired landau in good
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Cancelled. j. M. Goldsmith, treasurer.
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PERSONALS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALES

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES
Anybody Ont or Work in ST. Paul or
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OF references. Miss L. W., Box BIG,
city.
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EMPLOYMENT-W Women wants to 60 out
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day. Call or address B. G., 542 Cedar
ST., near old capitol.
EMPLOYMENT-By 1st of March, worn
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GIRL would like to secure work in pri-
vate family; very good cook ]. g.
W., BIZ East Thirteenth.
GOOD WASH WOMAN wants to 90 out
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ISL Smith av.
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81.
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to begin with. Address 1852 St. An
thony ay.
SALESLADY-An experienced saIeslady
wishes position. o. S., so East Elev-
enth.
SEWING-A young lady would like to
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wishes position; moderate salary; will
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Globe.
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WASHING-Wanted, work by the dav
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WASHING, ironing and house cleaning
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Canada ST., near Fifteenth St
WOMAN wants to go out washing. iron
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near Eighth St, up stairs.
WOMAN wants to take washing and ,ron-
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Globe.
WOMAN WANTS position as janitor or
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The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-26
EAs1ERN M1NNEsorA RA1LWAx.
t6:55am -,-., / 46.o6r
Il III Opm = Dluth anu "SN superior =. $500

Sleeper for I1:t0 p. m train can be oc-
cupied at any time after D. m.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
TAKE TRIP OVER
The COAST LINE
Examining Committee Makes An
nuaI Tour and Finds System
in Good Condition.

The examining committee OF the At
lantic Coast Line Mr.. John P. Branch
chairman. made their annual inspection
tour yesterday between Richmond and
Weldon. and number of invited guests
accompanied the party. a special train.
in charge OF Superintendent Riddle, left
at noon and the run was made to Wei
don and a delicious lunch was served on
board the train, and altogether the trip
was interesting and enjoyable.
In the party were AIessrs Alexander
Hamilton. F. NJ. sully, NJ Riddle. J :.
S. Guy, II. T.. King, Charles S. String
fellow, S. w. Travers, NJ. c.. Branch,
D. +. Martin, L. L. Martin. T. E.
Scott, George C. Scott, j. s. Tree, w.
Jordan McCabe, o. Z. AIcCabe. =. H.
Montague, Coleman Notham. y. p.
George, r.. Il. Myers, T. II. Glasgow,
A.sgW. Hartman. Martin NIarye, C. Lee
Moore, w. S. Copeland. E. C. Vena BILE,
Simon Seward. Charles Watson, r. l..
Watson, William McGill. r. G.. Cabell,
James a. Duncan and C. T.. Riddck.
The road was found to be in excellent
condition and a part of the trip was
made at the rate OF seventy miles an
hour. The party reached the city on
the return at s o'clock.
4 Much regret was expressed that Mr..
John p Branch was una bic, on account
Of a bad cold. to accompany the party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct o5.-Thc cotton market
opened steady with prices unchanged TO
2 points higher, aud continued to improve
after the call on fairly active general
buying, III which the shorts and Wall
Street bulls figured conspicuouslN. The
influences at work We're very conflicting.
the weatl:e. reports being ideal. the Liv-
erl5ool cables being not UP TO expectations
and the public operations being of hest
tant character On the other hand, re-
ceipts We're again very light at the in-
terror towns. The trade was influenced
chiefly by the light movement, the idea
being that II reflected a short crop. The
bears attributed the shortage to the pres
ence of every available man in the fields
iii order to take every advantage OF the
fine weather South, leaving the ginning,
haling. and marketing. of the crop to a
later date. when conditions might not be
SO favorable. The weekly trade reports
were fairly encouraging. and the market
news from Fall River were indicative of
good trade during the, fal and winter
months. The South and Europe were buy
ers of the winter months in the local
market after the call and a number of
the leading bear traders covered up in
anticipation Of further rise in prices
should the movement continue on its pres
ent slim basis Southern spot markets
were reported as steady. but quiet; export
clcaranccS were again large
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
AYOUNG MANS SUCCESS
Growth of the Business Of MIR. banner,
the Equitable Agent Here.

Nj. Frank W. Danner, general agent
OF the Equitable Life. North Carolina
and Richmond, who for a number Of
years has had his Offices at No. 920
East Main Street, has rented the offices
recently vacated by the Richmond Dis
patch. corner Of Twelfth and Main. and
will move into same as soon as they
can be remodelled- When finished they
will be among the most convenient and
attractive life assurance Offices in the
city.
The success Of Mr. banners agency
is remarkable, and few men of Mr. Dan
ner's age have accomplished SO much
in so short a period. Mr.. Danner is an
interchangeable worker, and is one of the
largest personal writer's in the South. He
is also q good organizer. lie was one
of the few young general agents who
addressed the equitable class of Univer-
sity graduates last summer in New York
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
LACK OF COUNTRY
SCHOOL TEACHERS [: IL.
Abandon The Vacations Because
Of Small Pay.
coLoRE EXCURSIONS KILT
C0LoRED EXCURSIONS KILT.
Somerset Beach, on the Potomac, a
Failure, and the Buildings to Be
So!d-Barksdale, Wallace and
Powers on Stumping Tour

Especial Dispatch to The Times.}
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Oct. 25--
In some localities Of this section it has
been difficult to secure teachers for the
public schools owing to the small salar-
les. In Spotsyivania county many or
the teachers were assigned schools they
would not accept. as they felt that they
could not pay board out Of the salaries
and make anything. Under these cir
cumstaaces. some OF the best teachers
are giving up their profession and seek
ing other positions, which pay better
salaries.
81 The effort to make Somerset Beach. on
the Potomac River in King George couu-
#ty. summer resort is not meeting with
the success the projectors had anticipated
A number of prominent men were among
the incorporatives of the Somerset Beach
Company, which planned the enterprise,
and magnificent wharf was built,
said to DE one of the finest on the Poto-
mac. Hotels and other buildings were
also erected and 1t was expected th|
the place would be popular excursion
resort for Washington people. Later a
number of colored people bought lots
there and colored excursions were given
to that point. and to this is attributed
the failure of the enterprise. large
portion of the property is now adver-
tised to be sold at auction next month
to satisfy deed of trust
AN ACRE CEMETERY.
Mrs. Isabelle o. Price, formerly of
King George county. now OF Washing
ton, who usually spends her summers at
her old home in King George county.
has donated TO the Hanover Baptist
Church in that county an acre OF land
near the building to be used as Gene
terry.
State Senator William P. Barksdale.
Representative charles NJ. Wallace, OF
Richmond, and p. &. Powers, Jr.. will
make u canvass OF Caroline county be-
tween this and election day, speaking
in the interest OF the Democratic party
at the following points: Penola. shu-
Evansville, Milford, Balty. WEIGHTS.
Guineys, and Bowling Green.
Mr.. James I. Eustace, we'll known
citizen of upper Stafford died at his
home in that county this week, aged
seventy-si:S years.
GAME CALLED OFF.
The game OF football scheduled to
take place here yesterday between the
teams of the University of Maryland
and fredericksburg College was cancelled
by members of the Maryland team. ow
ing to sickness of some of its members.
The team of Fredericksburg College will
so to Ashland Monday and play the
Randolph-A1acon College team. Later
in the season the team of Hampden-
Sidney College Will play a match game
with Fredericksburg College on the
athletic grounds here.
Miss Edna. Arnold, a student at Fred
ericksburg College. is verS ill and her
mother, who resides in King George
county. is now here. having been sum
moned to her daughters bedside.
Mrs. James Sprunt. Wilmington n.
c., with her son. is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Charles H. Hurhamp. at Boscobel,
in Stafford county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
VETERANS RETURN
Lee and Pickett M len Pleased With Grand
Camp Meeting.

All the Richmonders who attended the
meeting of the Grand Camp Confederate
Veterans, at Wytheviile, have returned
to the city, and appear highly pleased
With their trip. Hon. j. TAYLOR ELY
son was captivated with Wytheville and
her people. though he had often been
there before
Thomas Elicit were likewise greatly
pleased with the meeting and WythevilIc.
while Adjutant j. Taylor Stratton, Of
Lee Camp. said he had a royal time. DR.
Joseph w. Southall went up as a Lee
Camp delegate. and he enjoyed the trip,
the meeting and his stay in Wytheyille
to the greatest extent.
Indeed, veterans never returned from a
reunion in higher feather. or gave more
fattering accounts OF their experiences.
In short, NVytheville fairly captured them
all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
GRAND TOURNAMENT
IN ROCKINGHAM co,
Central District Knights Win.
Cup Second Time.
Trap Shoot.
Special Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch tome IlneS.)
HARRISONBURG, w. Oct. 25.-The
second annual tournament given by the
Rockingham Horse and Colt Show Asso-
citation was held to-day at Lake Park.
The day was an ideal one for the occa-
sion and there was Il large crowd in at
tendance.
Seventeen knights, representing the five
magisterial districts, contested for the
trophy. a beautiful loving cup. known
as the '.District Championship Cup
Tho knights of Central District made
the highest score. thus awarding them
the cup This district Won the cup last
year and will therefore have to be won
again before it becomes permanent
possession of the knights
The two highest scores for Central
were Messrs w c. Fleming, with 20
rings out of a. possible u; ". c. Greene.
with Is out of possible u. The other
knights of this district We're Messrs. r.
n. Sewers, William joseph and Hinton
RalSton.
A tracy shoot contest was held in con-
uection with the tournament This con-
test was a twelve-shoot5 event and there
were 10 participants. G. H. Eastman. OF
Keezletown, won the contest by shoot
ing II pigeons out Of the l. w. a Her
ron was a close second, shooting 10 pr
ceons, and Ralston Campbell, OF Elkton,
was third, shooting pigeons out of the
10
The Judge of the contest was Mr. Heli-
~ Newman, and the scorer Major
Thompson Lennins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

winter winter patents tents ,s.ssa i minnesota pa
good GOO ss.isas4o. BuckMheat Fiour-Easy.
S9rmpuI ~ w yst,9n
5s,zc. Bariey@Quiet; feeding, 41c. -,
Wheat-spot steady: No, =, red, -a s,,si;.
Options opened STEADY on higher n bv ,ares
Northwest receipts, local unloading ana
lack of confidence among bulls. The mar
ket finally rallied on covering and c,osed
at 777sc.: December. 7SlAc
Corn--Spot steady: No. 6sAc..- Option ion
west but ease cd OF o With Whea
easier cables and liquidation. On final
covering the market rallied and closed
steady without change January closed a
oatsspos quiet Ne oats sss opt i9
beef hans G|isx cut m astisd
Shoulders iea; &C.: picked hams. l2c. Lard
Firm: western steamed, s1l.4o October
closed at s11.io nominal refined, steady;
pound pound, 7,Ea74c. PoTKAsteady: family, 81;
short clear. s20a22; mess. slS.75G19.
Butter-Steady: extra creamery. 25c.:
extra faGt1rg 1slsc STATE d9iny saS1e
small colored fancy, old, 12c.; new. Pisa
14c: small white. old. 12c.: new, 121sG)s
l2Mc. Eggs-Firln; State and Pennsylvania,
2.0125c.
Tallow-Dull; city, Sic; country. 6aG7c.
Rosin-Firm: strained. common to good,
s17O91.75 Turpentine-Dull al 54lsG55c.
Rice-Firn; domestic, fair to extra, ih9
csc; Japan 43sI47sc.
Coffce-The market for coffee futures
opened steady with prices unchanged to
points higher, the Improvement follow.
ing advances abroad Business at first
was dull, but later became moro active,
sales reaching. 5000 bags. The market
was finally steady in tone: prices. net .ir-
changed to 5 points higher. Spot Rio.
quiet. MOI invoice. 5ssc.; mild, steady;
su~ar.Raw. firm; fair refining. g Lice;
centrifugal, So test, 3ssc.; refined, firm;
sconfectioners' a. $3.50: mould a. s4.75;
cut loaf, Sis; powdered, A.7S; graduated,
$4.65: cubes, $3.50.
Potatoes-Firm: Jerseys. ST. 7561 81. State
and Western, per $50 pounds. S1.1oM2;
Long Island. s2Ge12;; South Jersey sweets,
s2dS.5O.
SIC; other domestic, 3ka5stc. Cabbages-
Dull: Long Island, per 100, sl.5od2. Cott-s
Only steamer to Liverpool. 1oc.
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct c5.-Trading on the
Board ofETrade to-day was quiet. but the
market had a firmer tendency, December
wheat closing &c. higher; December corn
a. shade higher and oats 1s@Ac. higher.
January provisions closed from SC. lower
to PIC. higher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
DELAYING THE CANAL
Disappointment at co'ombia's Failure te
{By Associated Press.


WASHINGTON. Oct 25.-Non- action on
the part o. the Government of Colombia
on the pending Isthmian canal treaty is
postponIng the appoin tment Of the COM
mission which is to take charge or the
construction OF the canal. It was at first
supposed that as soon as the attorney
general hau satisfied himself of the sutfi-
cheney of the title to the canal property
that could be conveyed by the French
company, the way would be clear for the
appointment of the commission. and soon
afterward for the preparation of the
specifications upon which the work Is to
be done. This was upon the assumption
that the agreement upon the outlines OF
cd in Washington between the Secretary
of State and the Colombian Minister,
amounted to pledge by the latter in
behalf of his own government to prompt
ly ratify such a treaty. Now it has de-
veloped that the ratification OF the treaty
is a long ways off, owing to the fact
that he Colombian Congress, before which
the contention must come has not even
been elected up to this time. The delay
is attributed to the existence of a state
Of war in Colombia, but it Is now ex-
pected that the country Will be so far
paciiied that general elections can be held
and that the Congress can be assembled
during the winter months.
In this state of backwardneSs as to rati-
fication little attention has been given
here to the composition Of the United
State Canal Commission. The one fact
relative to the commission that has de-
veloped is that Rear-Adnliral Walker.
who had been a member of the two
preceding commissions, will be a member
Of this commission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
CATTLE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oct e5.-BEEvEs-Re-
ceipts, 4o7 head; no sales reported; dress
ed beef steady; city dressed native sides,
beef g: .ae. per pound, Cables last re-
ceived quoted american steers at 12Mi51ac.,
dressed weight; refrigerator beef at {, ll g
1l1.c. per pound. Exports to-day-Beef,
partl ycstimated. 1895 beeves. 12o sheep
and 1910 quarters of beef. Calves-.No re-
ceipts and no trading. City dressed veals,
lOG13c per pound. Sheep and lamhs-Re-s
ceipts s9l9 head: very dull, particularly
for lambs. Prices seneIaliy iateu loo.
lower OH sheep; 15625c. lower on lambs.
About . 400 head of stock unsold. Sheep
steady: lambs at 1905. %: Canadians at
"a dressed mutton. ala6l7c. per pound;
dressed lambs, S7G9.50. Hogs-Receipts.
as79 mead; all consigned direct. a deck
Of westerns sold yesterday at $40 per
&C GHl Ife;.AaGoi ILL. Oct. o5.-cA1rTLE-Re
ceipts, 500 head. nominal. Good to prime
steers, S76S; mediums, S3.10a5.50; stockers
and feeders, S214.75; cows, S1.2544.50; heif-
ers s215:@ Gamers. bulls, $::ll4.50.
calves, ss.50G7; Texas-fed steers. &N4;
western steers, S.50a6. Hoss-Receipts to-
day 1896 head; Monday so, 600 head: left
over, 600 head; lower than close. Mixed
and butchers s6.o5G6.95: good to choice
heavy, s6.S0ap1; rough heavy. $5.25G6. 80;
light f25Gs6. rs: bulk of sales, s665Gl6.S0.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000 head; sheep and
lambs steady. Good to choice wethers,
S. 5Od4; fair to choice mixed, s3G3.50; ma
tive lambs. $S.50G5.5O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
But Little Response to a Very
favorable Bank Statement.
COLORADO FUEL THE FEATURE
vhe Gain In Cash Was Fully Up TO Elk
pectations-Loan Increase Came as
surprise-Surplus Reserve In-
crease Very Gratifying.
fRr Associated Pre.sl

ltr ASS0ClctcQ5 tEeSS.l
NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-The stock mar
Net was inactive and generally higher at
to-day's opening. but later relapscd into
extreme dullness and failed to make a
ment. In the early operations advances
were scored by Baltimore and Ohio, Atch-
ison. st. Paul. Reading; Norfolk =, and nc
nc, as well as by Colorado Fuel and Iron
and Amalgamated Copper. Elsewhere the
list displayed little animation and no ma 1.
terial changes. Ihe, Gould stocks later pc, pc
came a feature by reason Of their
strength. and there was some good buying
of Texas Pacific, Wabash common and 81
Louis Southwestern. Theadealngs III Col
orado Fuel gave rise to reports oil com
Tetitive buying, and that stock was again
he feature Of the day In point OF activ,
itS. though it closed with a fractional
improvements shown by Canadian Pacl,
FIG was due TO Increased .eafnlnss' and
Chesapeake and Ohio held steady IN spite
of an advance showing. The SlIchStil
of cotton Oil resulted from the oeheL
That a consolidation with any KINDRED
company would be of great beneiit 10 1T
Only the most favorable comment was
heard regarding the bank sta temcnt, and
traders were at a loss to account Tor the
selling movement which set III WITH It's
ed as a very correct esposltion OF local
financial conditions. The gain IN cash
was fully UP to expectations but the loal,
increase came as a surprise and WAS
doubles due to some of the weeks synGi-
cate operations. The increase OF over
&12 900 IN surplus reserves was espcc-
tally gratifying. and liabilities of the as
ISOLATED banks proved to be within sl,7OQ,-
900 of their resources.
The market closed somewhat unsettled
and very dull. Net changes showed i'm
Ierovement over teh previous day. but with
the exception Of tho movements in the
special class, this including Colorado Fuel.
Consolidated Gas, North American and
New York Air Brake. gains We're chiefly
fractional. The days business was barely
in excess Of 100000 shares. Sterling ex-
change was quoted at a slightly higher
figure. but no Importance was attached to
this feature. The nominal rate for call
money was o1a per cent. The sub-Treas-
ury PAID Out 100000 for account of San
Francisco and received the same amount
Tor transfers to New Orleans.
Railroad bonds were considerably less
active and showed decided iiIesularity
throughout United States IS and SIS adj
ranced 4 per cent. and the IS declined
u per cent. as compared with the closing
call of last week.
The total sales OF stocks for the day
were 200 500 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
Howitzers to Honor Him.

The Richmond Howitzers are called to
meet at the armory this afternoon at 2:S0
o'clock to attend the funeral of Judge II.
w. Flournoy. A detail from the battery
will act as pall-bearers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
N'EEkLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW York. Oct. a2a.-I.hc statement or
the associated banks for lie week ending

Loans. $3.50, 900: increase. s. go 500. De-
posts ssscc.6S5.Soo: increase, sl9.G59.50 Cir.
rulation, Si0.12S 800. increas Sc 500. Leg
Specie, sI69.032.5p increase, I4,a205eo. Re-
serve. s2233S .4522SD; increase siI.055.lc re-
serve required. ss20.s .3225. increase, A-
ESQ, SD. Surplus. sl7,7S1 475: increase, sI2-
l1S, 2225. Ex-United States deposits, ST.
F3l 500, increase. Sl2l99,51o.