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f1i WI iitvr ALtftGE LisT $50
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TOH1 ANYONE LOOKiNu FOh .gnop
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prices 40 suit au 'lrss ~ INVESTOR
Restaurant ~ DrNtsr ~ lur'HfsH. aFFfHE"
daily u4firers OF fG 400 hksf D.
Caan EftseD store iu center ~ hlf mess
viil invoice atoui 5000 monthly bust
=. tnNCKLrY ufocU
FHuNf UNK 80.
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faf - THEtIi rlHH fH HNEsa allows
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sarns ~ ttat FrpiEHY wucE iha, &
nov HEhitHi'g 10 tlip" ..,, =
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TEp TO 1857 tNvEsTOu both large
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H.rFInr ssI ~ DO ntrr nAvE DE-
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fnsIr rtH.k HHH ~ come nr NEND FOR
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t.Hff HffI rHfrn H8lfk l&TEH STATE
fIrlIEltIEF tu. an9 1nf THffHr bio. y.
fratN' Wen Prone John 1921.
IfffLUfNg contracts fof rHle- We rtlii
hose f.u n.arlfrf ffltraNfe az rec -YH-
ahla prices Cen hHIlf Hf uHrf ~ rHu
Rlsh o. tHii4 iaftf Dsn furnish contract
that nIu mHfufs daHnE the Summer. sad
Co. thnHe aBa auH their iufs we cen rrii
contracts fhst eiii mature NJ "a months
0F year secure l huIiuIuH loan e.
once Hud uhFr contract natures thni
pili iaN N fIr iosh Under THE farYf-
ahie ansr can fql urGfd 90 pay rent
when lau rra htr fn bone ~ frfsr
uuu on payments ~ 81 10 monthly. no
iHfrrrsf Gail evenings ~ address room
10 HaiHVHr building
Furriturr st0fs .a f4i4fb. 500. sod Ises.
tnn - safe Deposit Bog
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IApANfWEt AHf HtnA% hYnrios mvut OF
a1s 80 t4frish ~ klnds 81 dspan.se ta.
Der fuf eeHtfans " ofk BOYS Ter houss
Nefk dsB work PROMPT HefFleei room !
Great saftHsfr hotel - and iafssun.
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MONARCH EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
iufHisfs- Arst class hslp - 'YrrJ descrF.
So iais H. ave TEL John asit
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VINES AND MtNiNG

HuNNtT oUNTAfN DIS.
TRicT FTHfKEH
or GREATER VALUE HAVE nEEw
RBcENrLY MADE HIRE ~ BOTH
COLD AHp COPPER. THERE
~ 4 TREMENDOUS RUSH
TO THE DISTRICT.
WI CAS-
sTATE WITH
IMMUNITY THAT
THIS ~ THE CRIPPLE
CREEK or THE NoRTHwKsr
THE FIDELITY MrSfNG AND
MiLLiwG COMPANY CONTROLS /.
cLAIMgoT THIS vALUABLgOoLD
AND COPPER DISTRICT. THIS
COMPANY HAS DEVELOP.
ED THgIR CLAIMS AND
POUND THEM TO BE
TRUE TIssURE
VEINS
ASSAYS on
COLD GIVE TO
on COPPER - PER
CENT CALL on or WRITE TO
FIDELITY MINING 4 MILLING CO.
ROOM ~ PIONEER BUILDING
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ron sALI.-rImNIrrnI.
ron sNti;-norsTs AID lots

siho tshes funiuufs on ! raoms. olosa
rent ~ h22 New Yorh bip,A
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THUNDER MOUNTAIN
me rush q miners. capitalists and bust
ness men 20 this famous district has cnif
commenced ard favorable locations arr
daily changing handt - fabulous rricsf-
n De- predicted that fhs district wiii rival
cripple creek within q short time. Prot.
n ~ Mead. n bic report fuHt made 90
ths oregon Short iAnE railroad. makes
the following EfAtefnenti irrespective u
ths Immense reef % iowErnae orc.
there are nireaAs u hlEh-EFAAe ores
one tfr~ak in particular that f. over four
feet wide that slii assay several thou
Sand dollar Ter son. ThiF IN ordinary
eourtrie. would b. called a vein. ! aus
ont iHfFs pieces - ore that we're literally
piAs,sret vita Eaia The Thunder
Mountain Gold Fields 90. own property
wlfhfm three feurtha - mile o. thia
tlF mine and We are oFeTinR q limited
nmoart q stock a. cents usr share
This price will he Advknosf nest week
n you Hsnt - take HKsr r. fhis won
dfffut district. now IL your opportunity
10 Get in on TIE Eround HnoT
THURETOS a HERRfN
TEL. MAIN Isl ICE CHERRY STREET
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RITE New Yors ~ -iETf.
Fgi aALE . rom hosss -
80 fl-' raff, haisncs - N. ~
-, ''''''' interest psr cent ~.
Gosf rom. modern b,.,..
4+Flso pftcf $40 e 4 a
HlLLAAN'B beaatifui iss, -,
if now M thn fGaffei asayig ~ sssfa
LfHsf1aY. pficaH - ~ gf7t ~. kiit4
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~ henif fauf ae rent ~ -, -
lhE new plank sifeaaikH u 49,. ~ A.
a'T ffiarnsa = d.afafis..s -
rrourfz Sunday ~ ffass ur.sts
QUICK. trr owner HIuarar. - -
percent Green Lsks car ne ~
Lotr - is "a. ~ nl,rs w,S-. -
an1 Ffaa"f 90. zznd 49, Ia
Esuer in aHa paid, ga0o ssrh' 49, -
60, .fssln .hpply a 1911 = Z
soi - = ln'on 18th near Nss,,. z
Afp} a. i0i7 5ra ave. n
WORKING men vita swsu -
LLOYD. ffiecDe a LiaF1 ska.'s y =
your homes. = Hinekisy b;srk ~
MONARCH RIAL Estate 1c---
MH nsndl" your prercrfy n bws, =.
~. lol4 ~ Ase Tsi.. ~ =
ron sALr-FARHs AND L.m
TEN acres With 80 b.arnr frss e.,
roo house. barn Joins ars er..k - -
49, nltEen fsheh. liza '
fevffni rns buys ~ the ssssr 60.
Eagle aaFbqr, Just me rlaes q, -
mer home. heat leaves IL. .,y+s- =. !. .
ih ne fi0rnlusi TIE city A. y "a, -.
ina. fQr further tnfcfrss4c- ~ 2
Jacob Miller. 81 Ssw Vera bo<k
" h2 wants rADehf 70 acres ress 1, q
Httls fare o. boat ~ fgsrS -. -
sdii Koad house. hafr es.~ks. -. =
nre oTchsrd - q 20 sheep. ~, -.
PIGS, chickens. al fasrief .--.-..
"aEon, t1EgY; this % ons Il ~ -.
fanehf, IN the state: priee 3 essas' !.
III acfes quarter nile f-ou v.,., /.
aeffs cleared. geot hoGte. sret -
.-ihoass. chicken hooss; tisIa N :,
~ acres. as cleared. houts. ssr. ,b,...
house. water pipea IN hqat. han 80,
garden ihif is az deal nifis hoss
acres with firkst fence ,nostiy ~ -.
- eiose 70 water for 800
serra joining the Abr4s. cleared ,s..~
fence - one sic. ens rlaes - 80.
only $500 thix Il a rast svor~s;tse.
Q scrss With sn. sT4isss. srsrs -. q,
home chics~n ranch, fhis car = ~ =.
$3.50 hne hgy.
F!ne ilfiis home - nr,fktcn rssr. tss
~iii huy thfs fra..
fine ranch near Auhurr ~ = ss4r.l.
Ffns ittls ranch near Reaion VITA Il sact
ard furuligrs. for feo9 cash. tAis I -
- csnta on ths dollar.
70 Hrres. 2 miles from Rsnicr. rsts a
stock ard iunieulerff. aniy ffea
Fire faneh near onrion. 70 snres el.rs<
with an stock ca r.acs. fhh a. !
bought - = bargain Il pol6 sts va
Fnr n genuine hzfxAsn N rxncA ps.,-p
call o.
JACOB MILLER.
49, SEw YORK ROCK.
WHO ALWAYS CARRIES BhRGlwr
RANCH PROPERTY.
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fENEH faarn r8tfhre Ter sale ty = %
covert ht Narl 3fh
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Advertise your wants In
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SOCIETY NOTICES

An fun MAN
So files tn fuur house with my Wlhd"w
nnd d1nr screens. h1uas Repairing in nl
bfnHrhrf. FlHEfrr new fuun1afllur. ri.
4ip Madison phone MHin iiin Randall
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IAcKHDNH Trpfrna a Tfansf-r GO. We
go 600 Mudn 81 teHwtnn furniture ana
piano uoYiuF. BAGGAGE ana tfunka uhuF.
TERED. stored free q da}H Second an1
thrtI, under "r o. white Ht2
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Thurman addition.
nice corner lot suitable for cottages
on NV. cor. " 10Th and r. Union
lwo choice lots on Queen Anne Hill. sit
uatcd on southwest corner Howe and
Firth avenue west
Nearly 90 lots In ballard These are the
last Of some 240 and will soon be gone
Many OF them are blocks from car will
double In value IN less than a year
hoF Sale-u rom modern house. car line.
school and stores convenient
HENRY w. LUNG. 400 Burke Bldg
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wA~7Hu- uuHht poars man 20 faks hail
Interest tr urii FsfHhfishrf puhitHhlns
husinesa. must have ysn1 rash AatFrsi
o. Ffaf
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nnLr w.Ntrn NALE Avn

wASrrn-ueea ar-ris hir sanan,i.sian.
80 rafif0 htorh
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RAINIER BEACH

,... us ALL RIGHT"
r,NSi 10 REACH EASY TO RUY
hvautltul location on shores OF Lake Wash.
llHton, short ride on 90 electric line.
,Hhe cars at First and Washlng ton which
is.te, decp lots, ON lake ana car lime.
oniy 300, SOS and $40, very easy monthly
g IL. STURrEVANT owner.
nSrON BLOCK.
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FHF-F'W w v " ~ II - '. ;
A. 1aff viii ~ refunded GOO raid Want ai7
uudrf tlle heading witch a. nni hrinE 90
sflt- AHfNrfH 90 b. addfsfnrh 60 thiH
uHr.a
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'oN well Improved farms. small or large
AT low prices, call on US
COLLINS & WILLIAMS
Room 81 sullivan Rlock
hooA 30 SULLIVAN BLOCK.
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nuI,IosurNT wANrED-MALr

JArNNthE iishvasbsr syell e'tuIns. D
STAR
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have lots overlooking Lake Washington
and In Lake tntun ada for $3.50
CHEAPEST EVER! And GOxi20 on 2isi
for SbSe; terms. Also beautiful double
corners on nrst hin. 5000 Several
double corners and inside lots IN
1880 MANNARD'S ADDITION
NloN-FiNe room cottage. 2Srd. fun lot
and splendid income property within
Making distance. % foot frontage, $1,000
WHICH DO You WANT?
NJ. n. TERRY.
pa GLOBE BLK TEL. JAMES easi
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Msnsy sill be- refunded ou RAID Want ads
under tha rcHdiue whi.h $40 nut urinK 90
suite Arawsrs o. be- adtt~srsd % thi
uHlUr
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utcNrnR - 90 tafkrfs a. % sssrur.
vfe - -. nsarhiuisi saa aff hnafd 2
wsu faf bic iifmr Fafurknt. fate aas4rea
81 utlU msn So fuuntH fare stfanae
- arHKhf sawYsr iss i.a ~ iahorsrs.
81 - daF. ear tafrhl HreliHH nreH. y o.
~ a. frye rasa unaB ehdptNrs 81 ears
~ feitaa wa-t ~ 20 far snFurs
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ron sALE-cIrr REaL ESTATE
A MODERN rom cottage. street; sever
and sidewalks 81 romDlsis and paid for
reod location $500. positive bargain.
terms
Money 70 Loaf have $500 600 70 loan on
Seattle real estate securities.
For yale. m valley street. room houss
price tiaoo: $50 cash. balance on $40
payments. Interest per cent.
Per ssis-A 10 room iosrinE house. with
year ieass rent $40, price $500.
~ room lodging house, roorns all full 5
yeas Lease. price $500
STAR INVESTMENT Co,
ROOM 2. go isT AVE.
=----~----~@=-
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fATNoNtEE fhs ETA rsuabis seattle I'm
Fl4rmrhs un5es far HFf.p eni positions
tn At ifnss cot Pike uar iEa
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FURNiruRE sALr.-i2s rooms On ..rona.
hand furniture from the well known A..
lantc lodging house. bought hy the ne
Front Furniture Co. now far sale AZ our
store III Second ave south. very cheap
BUSINESS MUN For Al service ratronlss
the Maxwell Mansion cafe, terms mudar.
ate. pleasantly situated nt 1920 "a ave
cor % University also furnished rooms
BAKED HEANs AND BROWN nprAD
0tOSToN sTYLD. phone, John 7nsi for
ia virginia street
SEE Lloyd Briscos 4 Lloyd. 20 Irneklev
block about your homes Tor cash on a.,
ferrcd payments
WITH sour AND PIE regular dinner inc
ALLEY RESTAURANT. IN alley between
Second and Third, ON Columbia It,
FANCY FLOWERS 70 order. natural now-
ers duplicated. preserved. Mrs. johnson.
i206h First
ELECTRICAL Baths. sis Is, ave, room
FOR Observation-Disclosures
HIGHEST prices paid Tor second hand
carpets. etc, ana second hand Office fur.
nlture, Red Front Furniture Co. tto.tI2
sseois avenue south. Tel. Red 1874
IoCKsMfTH shop for sale. best location.
well established lew rent "a ave. cor
University.
FRESH. young Jersey COW Frank
oohler' 42d u. 4 Pasadena place, Latona
SMALL stock ladies' hair seods below cost
store room for rent 22is First ave
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Maa1g siil 81 s.farsi.i F., esis 81 "a, a.
unffr Uhfa header whuh r. rot hftnH ~
suite AnsusFs a. b. Addresses 60 thii
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PACIFIC Fmn. orcs iie ~ Ave Tor.
sHsa best hrif in riib CHl 40 Maize
50 Ms W+gas sHf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-13
Strength Did Not Permeate
Through Whole List.
COVERING BY SHORTS HELPED
Gains Of Point OF More ia Large Number
OF Stocks We're Modified by Later
Realizing iiovemcnt-Bonds
Irregular and Active.
fnr Associated Press.)

.
NEW YORK, March 2.-Ihere was
some show of animation in to-day s.och
market on anSupward range OF pIices.
The strength did not permeate tte WHY
market but there were more OF ile usu ~
" prominent stocks concerned ~ t..o
movement tnan has been the RUE recent ssll'
ly. The most conspicuous OF these was:
knalramated Copper, in which there was
evidence Of liquidation. with oniy occa.
sional internlissions during when n me
fall received a momentary check. ~; LIE
extreme declined reached as polntS. Inc
selling Of the stock was accompanies py
1umuTs that the next DIVIDEND VIII DC
reduced or passed. No authoritative. III
forrna ton was TO be had on the sup1ect,
nor on the many reports tfat liie iiiaA h aa
ing of the conpanys surplus stock haa
involved heavy losses. The weakness OF
this stock gave an occasional check 70
the advance at other points. but dld not
materially affect the stronger tendency OF
the market. Covering by alarmed shorts
seemed to play a part in the advance,
osnecially in the CoalerS. Whlch nave peeil
freely sold on rumors that the anthracite
miners were determined to push demands
that would not be granted. Io,uas q w.
w assured predictions were neara tntt
there would be no labor troubles in the
coal trade and that there was no room
for dissatisfaction. There was no au-
thoritatiye information on this subject
either Another case where speculative
sentiment was reversed from thar Oh yes
terday was on the outlook for the WINTER
wheat crops on reports OF cop1ous; i.iiii'
in Texas and the Southwest. Buylng 70
cover short contracts was PARTICULARLY
effective in Missouri Pacific. Which also
had the advantage of a reported increase
in cross earnings for the first week. OF
March. The calnness Of the money mar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-13
MARKET Their
VIDE NOR STRONG
.spotty Best Word to Describe
Conditions Yesterday.
SOME. S Pee IAL1IEs ADVANCED 4.
Amalgamsted Copper Was the Weskes.
Feature on the Board, Falling From
IS to 64t-st. Paul Stock
Active.
SOME SPEC IALTIEs ADVANCE

The general market was sposty yesteI-
day and though some SFeclalleSs "eie
| nota bly, advanced, the general market was
neither wide nor strong. Inc sWedkesS
feature on the board was tAmasss,ts.. .,S
Copper which sold down from Is TO ',1.s.
On the whole, however, the Inar .;s.s
showed full recovery from the bearisn
sentiments caused by the recent cApSure
OF General Methuens command: ne
British must expect some periodical re-
verses in South Africa. but the bears
made the best ef this severe loss to BRIT
ish arms by the drive made in London
against the Kaffirs and Rails.
Among railroads st. Paul was active.
selling up to 1873 from 1881 Reading also
was traded in good deal and "a ads snnts1
ern continued a feature. the common Sc L
ing to 2SA second preferred. 1914: nrse
preferred. 731.. rumors OF competltive
bidding for the control of the Colorado
this speculative value the road has shown
steady increase of earnings. the nrSt
week Of March showing a gain OF sl3stn.
while from July the first the increase has
market. and one of the New York feat
ures, was the notable advance of the Vlr,
ginia- Carolina Chemical preferred and
common stock, the common selling as
high as So and the preferred establishing
a new high record of Isl.
The New York Times says in this con.
nection that the increased earnings or
this company are SO great thal II IS
thought that Tie net earnings TOR tho
year ending June the 10th will be $780,
600, which will be sufficient to put the
common stock on a basis OF per cent.
In conjunction with the advance OF Car
DINA Chemical. American Cotton Oil adj
vanced from 43 to 1875 The much talked
after the loss Of - tuesday, when 1t de-
clined 2 points.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-13
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March 12.-Thc cotton market
opened steady with prices unchanged to points
lower, and for brief time showed rather
heavy undertone through realizing by tired
longs and urgent bear pressure. The latter
contingent were confident that receipts would
ovcr-reach early estimates and that the Eng
lisl market would be seriously Influenced by the
talk OF curtailment in production in lancashire
But before the end Of the first hour there was
decided improvement in the class of buying
while offerings were seen to have been greatly
reduced. Early cables were quite as expected
while at the close Liverpool was significantly
steady. Bullish reports came through from the
South concerning the spot situation and rumor
had it that a well known New Orleans statistic
clan intended to reduce his crop estimates to
barely II 1000. 900 bales. while ut the same time
estimating the American consumption ut 4, 160,-
600 bales, the latter being an increase Of some
400 900 bales over last year. Then came small
estimates for to-morrow's receipts. pronounced
advance In the New Orleans market and sub
stantial bull support from Wall Street. Shorts
were unable to withstand this combined strength
and fastened to seek cover. Port receipts of
only 10000 bales compared with exports for
the day OF 81 900 bales. and this helped to slim
ulate buying for both accounts in the afternoon.
During the last hour the bear element vigor-
ously bid for the May and July options. and at
the close the market ruled firm with prices
net sail points higher. Total sales were esti-
mated at 600 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-13
SOCIETY COUPLE CAUGHT THIEF
Wife cowed aian With Revolver While Rel
husband Called Police.
rev Associated Press'l

PHILADELPHIA, March i2.-S. aIegar-
gee Wright, the wel-known whip and So
ciety man. anu his wife had an exciting
experience yesterday morning and proved
themselves heroes in capturing a burglar
at the point OF a revolver. 4
Mr. Wright, on arriving home about 1
4 3. clock. discovered the robber in the lib
irary. Mrs. Wright cowed the man into
submission by pointing pistol at his
.head.5whiIe her husband summoned police
a. sistance by telephone,
The Police Department regards TIE ar
resi- as an important one. rs the prisoner
is suspected Of being the author OF half a
dozen burg1aries in the wealthy residential
section Of the Eighth Ward.
It was shortly after q Q, clock yesterdays
morning when Mr.. rtgEts reached hea:s,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-13

ket was the final factor OF a. general
character on the strength In stocks. The
rate for money is firm and nobody is foud
to predict an early relaxa ton OF rates.
but feeling was treasured to-day that
there is no Immediate danger Of forcing
a. condition Of stringency. lts Is supposed
that the trust companies are putting out
loans at the higher rates sand thus re-
lieving some Of the pressure uponS the
banks. This shifting Of loans from the
banks to the trust companies does not
effect any real strengthening Of the
money situation, as the cash reserves of
the trust companies are o.. deposit With
the banks. and 81 the ultimate reserve
against the loans is thus unchanged. The
foreign exchange market indicates also
s. that loans are still being renewed and
extended from foreign lenders. Special
strength was shown to-day by General
Electric, Westinghouse Electric. North
American, the Virginia-Carolina Chemical
stocks, the Cotton Oil stocks. The Read
sings and Peoria and Eastern. There were
gains of a point or over for g. largo num-
Der of stocks, which were modified. BY a
late realizing movement
Tho bond market continues rather 1r-
regular and moderately active. Total
sales. par value, s2.s4o.0o0. United States
bonds were unchanged on call.
Inc total sales Of stocks for the day
were 6I5,600 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-13
PACKETBGAT CAPSIZED.
Captain, Several Passengers suf Pert OF the
Grew Drowned.
INV Associated P.ess.1

vICKsBURG, MISS, March The
Vicksburg and Davis Bend Packet Provi-s
deEce. which left here at uoon yesterday.
was caught in q storm this morning at
$50 o'clock ut Ion, in the lake at Davis
Bend The boat being light. carsizeti.
Captain Will Costly. master of tho
boat. and Clyde Scott. representing the
Vicksburg Oil Mills, DIR. Lancaster. u
prominenr physician near Painlyra AMI
head engineer Roupt. were drowned, to-
gethar with thirteen of the negro deck
crew and passengers Captain Cossiiy
and Scott both have families here The
tug Joe seay has gone to the scene to
secure the bodies.
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after attending reception. After enter
ing the house and extirSuishing 4 hall
light, he started upstairs. when he noticed
a faint ana Pickering light In the library.
in the rear of the second floor. Mr.. Wright
is man of courage. He OWNED some-
thing was wrong and that burglar was
possibly at work. Determining to capture
the fellow, he walked noiseIessly upstairs
into the room and was alongside of thu
intruder before he made known his press
ence.
What are you doing here?'' demanded
Mr.. Wright in loud tones. as he confront
ed the burglar.
II don't know; please let me off. It's
my first offense,' stammered the sur-
81 ised stranger.
Don't you move or I'll shoe. you.''
threatened Mr.. Wright. though no wus
urarmed.
At this point Mrs. Wright. who hal
been awakened by tho Sound OF yoicsS.
appeared in the hallway atstred II q
dressing sack. She had hurricGly grab
he'd up a loaded revolver from n bnraau
before leaving her bedroom. She pointed
the weapon at the burglar. who was bus
a few feet from her. Mr.. Wright quick
" lighted the gas. and while his wits
kept the man covered called up the Eiec-s
trical Bureau on the phone aad asked
that policeman be sent to the house
as speedily as possible.
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SALES.
f,hcmical prcferre

Virginia Carolina Chemical prcferred.SO saares
aa Shares ~ Mt laS1S; C6 shares at 80
shares at 1ss shares 100 sn mr. ut
l2sM; 10 shares at $50; o. snarcs ~ Icy Q
sl Vrslnta Carolina Chemical eommon4e shares
MT ,67si SO shares at 81 Is 90 shares ut 81
~ sha anar,i - Line 4's$5, 600 at 81
Atlantic. Coast Line commons shares a t ST.
ssTATD@ SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
North Carolina IS. G, 1910 19l 9 $500. 1o o5
Va. SIS, newt c. and r., 1882 98A PIX
Va Centuries, and Il. o. u % IS
CITY SECuRITIE s
rich. city SIS. r.. 1921 1922
Hsch. city AS. r., 1920 1880 1O7 q
& RAILROAD BONDS
Atl.utas aud char. 1st
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BALTIMORE, ND, March 12.-FLOUI-rirm
and unchanged. Wheat, dull; spot aud the
month and contract, 81 Is @alHc southern by
mouth, G4s4 gil &C.; southern white, .11sc-
asked. oats, irn; No, 2 white, 491e a50c. Rye,
dull; No. 2 nearby, se6c. Butter, firm and un-:
changed. Eggs, lover and firm; fresh, as q 16c.
Cheese, firm nnd unchanged. Sugar, firm and
unchanged.