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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
THE TOBACCO MARKET.
Mr.. ", L. Petty, OF Rocky Mount, Buying on
the Richmond Breaks.

Among the visitors on the market yesterday
were Mr.. VIII Reynolds, of Winston, n. c.. and
Mr.. a. Z. Thorpe. of Thorpe Kicks of Rocky
Mount. Mr.. A.. W. Cobb, of New York, was
here Il few days ago.
Mr.. W. L. Petty, of ". l.. Petty & Co, of
Rocky Mount. who has been in the city for Il
day or two, visited the breaks yesterday and bid
quite freely on the tobacco offered. Mr.. Petty
factory is located in the bright belt and the
tobacco there has run ont. Hence his visit to
Richmond.
Sales on the breaks yesterday We're of a very
Indifferent character. Tho tobacco was poor III
quality and small in quantity. At Sbelburne's
Warehouse 2S.790 pounds were sold, the highest
price being S16.50. Crenshaw Warehouse sold
-, 45J ighcst price. sos. The sales
ut Shockoe amounted 10 :5.S0J pounds. The
highest price recciscd-was SIT. There was Il
satisfactory sale of about COCO pounds at
StOneWall.
Two carloads OF Dukes Mixture and several
carloads of Blackwell's Bull Durham smoking
tobacco passed through The city over the Sea-
board All Line CD route to Chicago Tor me hrn
OF SpraEue, Warmer & Co, of that place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
STRONGER TONE
IN STOCK MARKET
Thought Suit Against Securities
Co. Will Not be Entertained.
RAILROAD LIST WAS FIRM
Most Active Trading Was in metropolitan
Stree, Railway, Which Sold Up Two
Points, and ID American Sugar Stock,
Which Also Advanced.

The stock market yesterday was stronger and
better in view of the opinion that had gained
currency that the Supreme Court would decline
10 entertain the suit against the Northern Sc
-cHriticss Company on the ground that it had no
jurisdiction in the matter. in addition to TINS
there has been n distinct change Of sentiment IN
the Northwest as 10 the ACCESSIBILITY of the l1t1-
cation against the Northern Securities Com.
pany. It is believed that those who brought
suit originally would be very glad to be out OF
the whole thing now.
The general railroad list was strong IN syn I'M
Spathy with this sentiment, but the most active
trading took place in Metropoiit tan Street Ra1i-
way, which sold up two points to 113. and Amer
lean Sugar, which sold up on large deals to
12o1s.
The New York News says it is. regarded as
certain in We'll informed circles that Congress
would consent TO reduction of % per cent. on
raw sugar. This viii not apply to German
sugar, as to prevent the influx so dreaded by
the beet sugar industry of this country.
There great number of ruElors back and
forth the story that the New York Central
is to buy up tho Big -Four. This has been con-
trn,cd by the New 1Ork Sun. but denied by 4
high authority of the New York Central. who
says that that company has no intention of buy
: ing the zFoIn- and has not been buying It
Cotton ,adranced--Mays cotton from S.02 to
S. Ii; July from SOC to SIS on light receipts
rho local market was dull and inactive. Some
trading took place in Virginia Centuries at par
Seaboard shows decrease for the second week
in january of 81 ,73S. But it shows the great
increase of $3S7,3I1 from July list to Jan
h
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
: Tie .Produce Market.

The receipts of potatoes are moderate. The
demand is fairy good. but the tendency is
downward Northern, potatoes worth TO to
So cents per bushei. Virginia potatoes are
bringing 65 to 10 cents.
Cabbage are worth S1.5o to SLID per sugar
barrel or ST.: 10 SO per ton.
Celery rs selling all the way from % to 20
bcutS q bunch.
ME receipts of apples arc increasing and the
market is quict Apples are selling ordinarily
now 50 to 50 per barrel.
California oranges are worth Sl-l1 - 80
pcr box: Florida oranges sell from s.. TO 500.
Good lemons worth $50 70 500 per box
Eggs are selling ut u and % cents peg dozen.
Receipts in this line about equal to the
Choice butter brings from 10 to 20 cents q
Game is selling as follows: Wild turkeys, II
10 II cents per pound: rabbits. il TO 10 cents
each: squirrels. i to- 8 cents; pheasants, 40 to
so cents: partrdgcs. $i.25 to S1.ao per dozen.
Dressed poultry is going at the following
10 sl:;s cents; hens 10 TO II cents: ducks, III to
10 cents, and geese to IL cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
NEWS IN TIE COUNTY,
tlaster of Preventing the Quarantine Will Be
Settled All RigEt-Otl,er Matters.

The matter CT preventing the placing
Of 1Ienr!co county and other counties
in quarantine, as, requested by the Gov
eminent at Washington, will be settled
without any difficulty.
Dr. e. Niles. of .Blacksburg, pres
ident OF the Virginia State Veterinary As
ISOLATION. who was in the, city yesterday
has made arrangements to visit the coun-
ties involved and will get the authorities
10 cooperate with the State Board 1t
S is practicall% certain that they will agree
to do so. This viii settle the matter SO
far as the State government is concerned.
DIR. Niles Will then go to Washington,
hold a conference with the Bureau OF
Animal Industry and fix the thing Up at
that point. He left late last -i;siht for Abe
marie county III the interests OF the
matter From there he will go to Louisa
then to Fl1ivanna, then 10 Goochland and
finally to Nelson.
mr.. james ii. WILCOX quanned yesterday
morning III the County Court as guardian
for Bessie y. and Carrie L. Parsons. He
gave bond in the sum Of $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
cS1omn1issioner,s Office.

Richmond Va. jan Il. 1902.
r n THE CFIANCEKYE COURT On
i RICHMOND CITY
Augustus ]. Chaplin. 100000. ComPiatnanS.
Leila T. Hiiderbrand ct sls.-DefendantS
Notice.-.rhe parties to the above suit
and especially the creditors OF Augustus
Chaplin, deceased, are hereby notified ttlae
I have fixed on my office. Nc. 1lu5 EASE
Main Street. Richmond, Va. as the place:
and the 18th day of February, lso2, a. II
A. NJ. as the time for executing the Snird
inquiry directed by the decree entered IN
tho Chancery suit above mentioned on
the list day Of November. 1902, at which
time and place you are requested to at
tend and do what may. be necessary 20
protect your rights. Below will be found
an extract from the decree under which
this notice is given.
Given under my hand as u Commits.
sioner in Chancerv for said court.
r. Fl. SFEGER, Commissioner.
Extract frcm decree above referred ,toJ
BY said decree one of{the Commissioners
OF the court is directed to state the fol-
lowing accounts and make the following
enquiries and report the same 10 tho
court. withany matter specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself, or which
any party may require to have stated.
to-wit:
Third. An account of the debts and
demands against the estate OF the sad
Augustus Chaplin. deceased. with the or
der of their priority, ii any.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
ElKs' GRAND LODGE.
Party Arranging 10 attend the Meeting In
Salt Lake Ills Year.

Nir. Il. i. Clark, travelling passenger
agent OF the :. Frisco system" with
headquarters at Atlanta, was in the city
yesterday
AR. Clark and Captain C. W. West
bnrv, of tho SoutbfrfF. We're engaged pars
or the day in arranging for through
train with Virginia l3lks to sthe Grand
Lodge meeting in Salt Lake City next
August, and thence through TO san FTan-
cisco.
Ii is-boliovcd that fully $50 Elss from
Virginia: will 50, and tho Grand Lodge
VII be brought to Richmond in 1903.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
NORTHERN biAIL SERVICE.
southern's Fast Train Puts Mall Here Hall
Hour Earlier.

An. important and beneficial change in
the railway mail service has recently
gone into effect, which brings the north
ern middays1riail TO the city thirty min
utcs eilIier.ztltan heretofore, and makes
a certainty of the Norfolk connection
This advantage is had by attaching the
mail car at Washington to the Southcrn,s
fast train instead of the Seaboard Air
Line train On this train the mail car is
carried as the rear coach, that it may be
cut off upon the arrival OF the train here
at Byrd-Street Station without, the de-
Law or shifting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
ANNUAL MEETING.
State Convention OF Knights of Columbus tc
BE He'll Here Next Month.

The first state convention of the
knights OF Columbus viii he held in this
city, February 4tll ana 5th. Tie feature
Of the entire meeting viii be Il banquet,
which it declared willtbe one or the finest
ever given in Richmond. The banquet
WILDE held on, the night Of February
18th. in the; Iasonic-I'en,ple, and viii tie
laid out #ily A1urphy's Hotel. Courses
wilISsbe laid for three hundred guests,
and every delcaey of the season VIII be
provided 10 tempt full attendance. a
,,uiGla feature of this banquet and OF
eve,.v banquet given by the Knights is
tl.atstilere are no wines. a full orchestra
will be present and special singing will
tend 20 increase the enjoyment OF the
evening There will he four set toasss
ahdsnuneruus addresses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24

for coffee futures opened steady with prices 3D.!
10 points lower under weak European market
news and very large Brazilian receipts. Prices
advanced at midday over last nights final bids
With the market showing signs OF inheritcnt
stradneSs. The market closed steady at 5Mlu
points lower. Total sales. i6.25n bags spot
rio quiet; No. invoice, &C.; mild, quiet; Cor
doyn IIaMllc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
cu1cAcn MAn11,1

CHICAGO. ILL. Ian. 23.-.t sharp bear at
tack corn brought on the very weak cash sit
uation and slumps in outside market sent prices
&c, Wheat 1iSc. oats i#sc and pork DOE After
the subsistence of the parickr feeling, attendant
upon heavy forced selling. there We're slight re-
actions May registered net loss OF 2sc-;
May wheat 1aM3sc.. and May oats 1c. froYis-.
ions closed ~ to .0Ml..l.c lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Jan. p, 1902.
SALES.

Ichm0nd. ' a., Jan. IJU-.
SALES.
Virginia Centuries 900 at par, seller 20
Richmond City $3.50 at 1o73i.
old Dominion Steamship Company-5 shares
at III.
At 12Gai - shares At 1905 so shares al i2o5s.
STATE SECURITIES Bid. Asked.
North Carolina As, G. I9ln...... 101 -.
North Carolina 6's. G.. l919...-- 40
Va rs new. c. and IL, 1922. -. 100 1904
Va. Centuries, -. G. and r., 1891 1o0is 10ol.
CITY SECURITIES.
Richmond City 5's. 1o2o-1950,.... III =.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
WRECK ON VIADUCT.
SAL, Freight and Shifting Enslns co'e

\ local freight train. and 4 shifting
engine of the Seaboard Air Line colided
on the viaduct south OF tMSln-Street sta
ton yesterday morning, with rhe result
that both engines were badly wrecked. .
The line was blocked for some time. but
mono Of the crews were injured.
The freight train was pulling IN from
Manchester and the engine backing. out Of
the station. when the two calno together
with @ crash.
demolished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
MOTHERS MEETINGS. !.
That Tor january Held Yesterday With ID.

creased Attendance. s5s
Z The j a1luaay Mothers Meeting of the
West minister School was held at t:30 p
NJ. yesterday t the school, No. SIG Park
Avenue.
4 The object of these meetings is that
mothers and teachers may become more.
zintimatel acauainted and so secure that
cooperation which is helpful and neccs-
sary In matters of education.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24

5RIttrr firm and unchanged EGGS. firm and nfi'
ctiangel Cheese, firm and unchanged. Sugar,
ficm and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
RAIrIsIoRE MAKkET.

BALTIMORE, Nd Jan. - - 10 UR---Dn!l.
,,a nnrfa nret! Mhcat. dull and iiptt
shas month. Sis @SfI.c.; southern by sample.
1.a S5 lie Corn. weak: mixed, spot and the.
ron,h 6f65ssc. southern white corn. 81 !. a
Gsci oats, dull and easy; No. 2 White, sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24

Cotton quiet; midGlinS, S:,-16c.; net rcceipts.
1SS bales; gross, 2iS5 bales; stock, l25,09S
total to-day-Nct receipts. 31.oSl bales: OK
port TO Great Britain, 1o5S4 bales; 10 France.
SOS bales; 10 The Continent, ~ ass bales;
stock. 96l T65 bales.
Consolidated--Scr receipts. J61,sl2 bales; cx-
port TO Great Britain. 5o.45o bales: TO France,
is 963 bales: TO the Continent, 61.651 bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
! G27 2in bales: export u Greet Britain, .,12t,
7aI bales: to Franco, 52S 206 bales; TO the Con-
tincnt, ! ,626 o06 bales
PETERSBURG. VA. Jan 2I.-COTTON-
NJ rI.r II md ,,ricp nrtir
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. ~ c., Tan. 2s.-SPIR1Is
.TURPENrfST1Not doing; receipts. ~ 9
casks. Eosin-Nothins doing; reesi i j, s 4gd
1G1rcis. Crude turpentinet strong a . ,s,e
:.5o; receipts 146 barrels. Tar, frra At 81 - ;
receipts. 374 barrels ~ 49,, s,,-,-,,
SAVANNAH, GA, ian. oS5.--SPIRIIS st n
PENTINE-Firm ut 43c-;; receipts, -3lu casks;
sales III casks: exports, ISL casks: sRosn firm :;
receipts. $3.50 barrels; sales. 1865 barrels; ex-
ports, 2,:,i5 barrels. ,,,,>-
TINE AND HEOSIN--Unchapsed
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
Richmond. Va, JAN %, 1902.
Private sales were reported to-day as follows:
Leaf . hogsheads: lugs.y = hcgsheads; smokers,
. hogsheads. and wrapDcrs.s . hogSheads
Warehouses report j.; hogshcads received and
Tile tobacco inspector reports light samrlins
Loose sales were rs follows: stonewall
Warehouse 900 pounds: 5Crenshaw Warehouse.
15455 pounds--highcst PRICE; s9.25;ss Shockoc
Warehouse %. $50 pounls--highest price. SIT
Shelburne Warehouse, $3.50 rounds--hishest
:. Messrs. Frazer & Torpkins make the follow
Ing comment and price current for the week:
Tobaccf,-S -Cured-Alarket continues active,
receipts lighter this week Drights-UnchaEged.
i;rm. light receipts: Dark Fired Tobacco New)
Receipts continue liberal aud market fairly ac-
tive at quotations. Old--FcrI~ little doing.
BRIGHT TOB.sGC0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
STOCK MARKET
VIRY NARROW
Bulk of Transaction Confined to
Small List.
THESE ADVANCED STRONGLY
Ersp in These the Professional Element Was
Dominant in Selling 10 Take Profits
OF thc Advance Bonds
Irregular.
lnE Associated prrss. J

1sy Associated BgESSs3
] iEw Y0BK. Ian. 23.--Gherc was no return
OF animation so the stock market today, and
the .lnlk Of ihe small transactions was confined
90 n small list of stocks which was advanced
quite strongly from The influence of special
cssIlsrs. Even in these tho dominant professional
on the advance. There movement In the
FaHdcrilts which YVES apparently stimulated by
assertions tllat part of the new stock issue Of
tlln Ncw York Central 30 hc exchanged for
flilt OF Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago and St
course OF the day. ST, Lawrence and Adiron-
dgck Was marked mn over ! points. apparently
81 the expectation that it would DC taken over
By New York Central.
Tho recently prevalent strength OF the local
Traction stocks. led by Metropolitan Street
Railway. continued Tor Il time TODAY. but the
whole group snccumbed 10 realizing. sugar sue
cerded Ia the leadership of the market. and late
in the dRT lifted ::l4 points over last night.
hn advance of 10 points in The price OF the pro-
duct and reports of agreement at Washington
strre accountable Tor that movement. The news
that agreement bad been rcached between
min rates thus relieving the ohjectional condi-
lions against which the inquiry ny the Interstate
Commerce, Commission IS directed. had stiIn-
nI6tinE Gfict on The !'aCi;iis Grangers and
Snltthwcstprns. Missouri Pacific led with a rise
,lf oyer points. Dealings IN tho railway list
growing symptoms % plethora OF money st
81 Tue great ceflteTS oi GaPiIat io-ua| tesuC
ton fn the I;anE Of EugiatdS discount "a; was
contrary 10 expectation. Ms large collections OF
taxes were expected 10 depict" tbe London money
lnajl.ct Ht ihiS lime TODAY 5 statement Gt t t
Bank Of Framcc shows such an accumulation
1iIcra as so offer little Involvement to call home
the capital. but Berlin seems the center OF
greatest rrdunancv as shp7vh hY The fact That
Berlin las been buying bills in She bouGcil money
lugrl,,t and casiuc the discount rafe there While
SIN the very act of subscribing sky times over
for thc IToficrcd Government loans oil $'''-
There IS a continued accumulation Of money
i New Work 8lsn hut without the SilmuiatinE
effect "ii speculation which IS Innni!,sL III uIhcr
great money cCntrrs. ) remarkable develop
IlCut la the situation hero is the fact that very
Lang" time "anH running mo tne mi.ilI ;, 90 "L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24

in the United States for the year ending
June so. 1901, prepared by its statistic.
clan in advance of the complete statis-
tical report for the year, from which
the more important results OF the ope-
rations OF the railways for the last fiscal
year are summarized in the following
statement E5s..sff,ss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
nE,NIf1, MARKETS..

$1,000 pIjANC Ut @Ai.NitNI3Is> y.
IS NORFOLK, VA. Jan. :,s;;;.---REANUTS---Duti;
old stock aud machines ScW sia aais,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. Jan. 2S.-Seaboard com
mon. .3fs ga; do. preferred, 45ss M4a$s. Sea
board As, Sii8 MSi%.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
leading futures ranged as follows:
% n, Ty;.,t, ~,

Cash QnOtallons Wcre as iaIoWs 7 TUT -
No spring wheat l Isai ssi RI
4451c. No, 2 rye, &c. Fair 10 choicc Malans
barley. 5ol: msalae 1'assa,e ed S1:
seed So 40 Mess pork.zpcf barrel. SIS 'Gn'
1910: lard per 100 mounds 40 asf s shert
ribs sides .loose}. S. 5hI sdu asy sai1ea ssal.
boxed. $500 $50 Mhiske basis of high
wires 20 Butter. steady; creamery. i5Gs
19sse. Eggs. steady; fsssa. j@se.3'i.c. Re-
s;,ts Wheat. 90, 900 bushels: Germ 96,bG0
s,lih.,. 900 bushels; hogs, IS 600 head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
UNDERSTANDING STATISTICS

The report includes comprehensive
abstract OF the thirteenth annual report
on the statistics of railways in the
tinted states. for the year ending June
So 1900 which was distributed num-.
her of months ago. The statistician to
the commission, in effect. repeats there
in his Recommendations that annual re-
por.s from express companies engaged
in; interstate traffic. from carriers by
water. SO far as their business is inter
state traffic. and from corporations and
companies owning rolling stock used in
Interstate commerce., must be obtained
before it is possible to render full re-
ports upon interstate traffic.
The report OF the commission includes
also an abstract of the preliminary re-
FORT on the income account of railways
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
SrncK onnTATroNs.

I-11lnisr,ed by JessIF. SCOTT x STRINGFELLoW,
Members New York stool; Exchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-24
corrEE MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA. Jan. 2:.-C0TTON--
Market firm and prices entirely nominal
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-18

fine, 52@55c; and fine staple, 55D57c
We have already referred to the ex
tended movement in secured woods
and secured territories are readily
taken.
Receipts.
The receipts of wool in Boston this
week, last week and for the CORE
spending week of last year are as
follows:
This week, 11,422 bales domestic;
597 foreign. Total, 1903 bales.
Last week, 1892 bales domestic;
1913 bales foreign. Total, 17,OS5
bales.
Last year 1851 bales domestic; g..
S12 bales foreign. Total 11,463 bales.
The total receipts since January !
have been 690,663 bales domestic and
131,91 bales foreign, against 577,O5s
bales domestic and 119,77S bales for.
eign for the corresponding period of
1901. This is an increase of 113, COS
bales domestic and an increase of 49,.
1913 bales foreign.
Shipments and Sales.
Shipments Of wool for the week
ending November 10 are as follows:
Wednesday, November s., 1929 8O;
Thursday, November 6, 1858, 225; Fri
day November Z, 9O5, 1884; Saturday;
November 8, 973,1s3; Monday, No.
vember 10, 100000; total, 7,727,972.
This shows an increase of 1,112,22
pounds over the shipments of $685.
ISL pounds for the previous week.
Since January 1 the total shipments
amounted to 235, $780, TAO pounds.
The sales of the week amount to
7,3S9,000 pounds domestic and 1,O6O,-
900 pounds foreign, against a total of
S,449,0 900 pounds, against a total Of
$3.50, 900 for the previous week and a
total of 6,929,5O for the correspond
ing week last year. The sales since
January 1 amount to 216,912, 900
pounds, against 234,179, 900 pounds
for the corresponding time last year.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-18
Quilted BY FIRE.
in North Twenty-fourth
Street Almost Totally Destroyed.


From Saturdays Daily Gazette.
" Fire was discovered last night in
the frame building situated at No.
221, North Twenty-fourth street. Ow-
ing to INSTRUMENTATION the department
was sent onto the south side and be-
fore the mistake was realized the fire
had gained such Roadway that it was
only with the utmost difficulty that
the house was prevented from being
totally destroyed. 1t vas impossible
to save any of the contents and the
structure was completely Quilted.
The building is owned by B. R.
Dunnigan, who resides in Carbon
county, and is covered by an insur-
ance policy for $1,000. 1t was oc-
cupied by S. Nicholas, who carried
insurance to the amount of $3.50 on
his household effects, among which
was a piano valued at $500.
How the fire originated is not
known, as nobody was at home at the
time, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas having
| gone several hours before to the south
| side. Mr.. Nicholas says they left
a fire burning in the kitchen stove
and the supposition is that sparks es-
capped from a stovepipe hole in the
front room and dropped onto the floor,
as an opening exists in the chimney
directly opposite to the one used. for
the kitchen stove.
When the firemen arrived the in
terror of the building was in flames
and it was difficult to ascertain where
the fire had started, but the fact that
| subsequently it was discovered that
| the greatest damage had been done in
the front room causes the theory adj
vanced to be accepted as the one
most probable.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-18

for disturbing the peace of a south
side lodging house by fighting. It
seems Casey was engaged in the ex.
hiliarating pastime of whipping his
wife and Miss Davis interfered to the
extent of striking him on the head
with a cup. After knocking the fell
low down the woman ran and was
pursued by Casey, who proceeded to
give her some of the c%arressing he
had been giving his wife. The officer
came along about this time and ar
rested both. They gave bonds for
their appearance in police court and
will have a trial this evening.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-18

carried a policy for 5000 in the Mod
ern Woodmen, it was decided to per-
form an autopsy to ascertain the
cause of his death. The examination
was conducted by DR.. Chapple and it
was found that Knight died of heart
trouble. The funeral will take place
tomorrow from the Catholic church
and will be in charge of the camp of
Modern Woodmen of this. city.