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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-04
Estimates of the loss exceed 100000.
Swept Farms Bare.

At Hobart, the county seat of Kiowa
county, the fire approached from the
east, destroying the stables and If
teen race horses, fifteen residences
two business houses and various small
buildings. Spreading to the southwest
the fire swept $4,000 acres of govern
ment, military and timber reserve and
Indian school reserve, destroying sew
eral Indian houses and forty head OF
government cattle.
Spreading westward, the flames COW
cred miles of the homestead district,
destroying houses, barns and stock.
1t was in this district that five per-
sons are reported to have persisted
in attempting to protect their prop
erty. The names of three have been
learned. They are as follows:
Dock and John Harmon, brothers,
and a man named Fischer.
The other two we're women. and
their names have not yet been learned.
Moved Toward LawtOn.
Late at night the fire began moving
southwark toward this city. At mid
night 5000 people of the city were bat
Ting with the approaching flames. The
advance line Of the fire was fully two
miles in length. and came in semi
circular form.
A thousand men turned their efforts
TO checking the grass borders OF the
reservation at the city limits. Water
from every source, carried in every
conceivable way. was distributed along
this line. and all around the city linn
It's. This served the purpose Of check
ing the advance lines OF the IRE. but
-..-s - $500, 49,,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-04
EVENTS IN THE EAST.

Yin KOw Is Apprehensive Of the
Approach of a Japanese Fleet.
Inhabitants Are Preparing to
Leave the Town, Which May Be
Reached by the Japanese as Soon
as the River Opens.
Reported that Bombs Were
Thrown in Seoul Because of OPP
position to the Japanese Korean
Proctol.
Believed that the Japanese Have
Undertaken a Flank Movement up
on the Russians Advancing into
Protocol.
Russia Is Anxious to Know. What
Has Become of the Japanese Fleet
that Sailed Away from Port
Arthur. Is Awaiting Japan's Next
Move.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-04
QUEER FINANCIAL DEAL.
Man Pays S32,OOO Interest In -Four
Years on a $1,000 Loan.

Chicago. March 3.-After paying
Mai William Bell more than $4,000
as interest on loan Of $4,000 for a lit
tie more than four years. Charles p.
Rand. a real estate dealer. wanted to
''cal tho deal or" To his surprise
he found that Mai. Bell still held his
cheeks for $3.50. none OF which had
been presented 70 the bank.
Judge Kavanagh has ordered a de-
cree be entered compelling the return
OF the security and checks. but has
denied the petition for the return OF
excess interest.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-04
2.noo Japs NIarchinR.

NladlvostOk. March 3.-The detaoh-
lnent OF $500 japanese troops, with
OUT artillery, which arrived at Song
mn, Plaksln bay, on the northwest
cast Of Korea. on Feb. 10, landed
rom three steamers. escorted by three
hatships, a. night. and started imme-
liately on q march 20 Maop-fur'
nan, south Manchuria, close 10 the
iNofean border.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-04
HAVE NO GOOD ROADS.
Russians believe Japs VIII Come to
Grief.

st. Petersburg. March S.-The land
ing of $500 Japanese at Song-Chin,
Plaksin bay, Korea, Feb 10. reported
by Maj. Gen. Plug, chief of staff of
Nlceroy Alexieff. is believed here to
ne the origin of the recent reports Of
Japanese landing at Possiet bay, and
+ considered to be an attempt to out
Iank the Russian advance from the
Aalu river.
The Japanese, according to Gen.
Ttug have gone to a point whence
mountain pass leads to the head
waters Of the Yalu, eighty miles dis
1ant Marching In that mountainous
Iesion is declared by experts here to
oe almost impossible. The absence Of
Dads. it is added, will completely up
ser the Japanese plans, the only good
,oad In Korea, leading through Ping
ang, being already in possession Of
the Rusgians
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-04
Were Lawful Prizes.

Nagasaki, March 3.-The naval prize
court in session at Sesebo yesterday
upheld the legality of the capture by
Japanese cruisers of the merchant
steamers Argun, Mukdem Michael
and Russia and the whalers Nicolai
and Alexander. Other cases are pend
ing. An appeal was allowed to be TAX
en- within sixty days.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-04
IN FAVOR OF SIMS.

Washington, March S,-The House
Committee on Elections No to-day
agreed to report the contest of Davis
against Sims, involving the seat in
the House from the Eighth Tennessee
district, in favor of Sims, the sitting
rnprnhN
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-04
For New stock Exchange.

Baltimore, March 3. The first of the
business organizations in this city to
provide for a new home to take the
place of that burned in the great fire
is the stock exchange, which to-day
gave out q contract TO a New York
firm of architects for the erection on
the old site on German street OF
FIVE story structure to cost S175000. The
new building Is to be much handsomer
and more modern than the old one.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-04
Morement of Cavalry.

Paris, March 4.-The Hardin CORE
spondent of the Matin states that a
detachment of Japanese cavalry, COM
manded by Uitchenko. has entered
Mash Eur Chan, South Manchuria.
close to the Korean border.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-04
MnrtinI LAW at seoul.

Toxic, March S.-Gen. Inouye, the
Japanese commander at Seoul, Korea,
with the consent of the Korean gov
eminent, has issued an order corre-
spending with the proclamation of
martial law.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-04
Bombs Thrown at Seoul.

Toxic, March Am intrigue on the
part of the opposition at Seoul against
the conclusion of the Japanese Korean
protocol eliminated in the throwing
of bombs at the residences of the
foreign minister and his secretary ear
ly Thursday morning. They escaped
uninjured.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-04

Seoul, March 3-The Russian forces
at Anju are compelling the Koreans to
supply them with rice, fodder and fuel.
The Russians are fortifying Antung
heavily with the apparent intention of
preventing the Japanese from crossing
the Yalu.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-04

Convicted of EmbezxIement and
Treated LenientIy.

Waco, Tex, March 3.-John p. Coop
er. former cashier Of the Citizens
National Bank Of McGregor, recently
closed by the national bank examin-
err. was convicted to-day OF embeazzle-
~. five years in the penitentlary. He
declared that while he pleaded guilty
70 a technical violation OF law. there
was no criminal intent. The district
attorney asked that the minimum
penalty DO imposed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-04

Pittsburg, Pa. March 3.-Swoilen by
the downpour OF a night. the Monoga-
hela and Allegheny rivers started 20
rise about o'clock this morning and
a. midnight had risen ten feet and
was still rising az the rate Of 3 OF
foot an hour. The damage Will be
heayY. =.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-04
Must Give Tn spies.

Vladivostok. March 3.-Ths police
have placarded the city with notices
in Chinese and Russia, calling on
the Chinese to- betray Japanese spies
nnasnnerading in Chinese clothing.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-10
.S0lJ'TN ERN RABI |. I.

les sc HEIDI LIZ III EFFECTsA1AY 18th. 1904. S;s
HAMS LEAYE$ RICHMOND MS ffsgs
ZOO "a, Dali y. Local Tor Char Iotte, CO.
10 Aunnta and III irmlnS CHAM. New Oriea nss
Memphis, Chat tanoogag and gu The South
100 P.g M.-Ex Sunday Key5yi % tL.ocai.
il 100 ~. hf.--Daily. Lih ted Pu Imam ready
$50 p for NIL the South.
DIRK RIVE r. LIN
The SfnyUritn route to nltimores and Eastern
pointa.F Leave Richmond Nh 4:oo y. Daily
'As:IssP. M.s-Local. Daily, except Sunday.
88 4:o0s p. M-Except Sunday For West POINT,
iar Baltimore g a a.i
Point Monday. " ednesday and Friday call q!
Yorktown and Clay Bank Tuesday. Thur sdayE
md Saturday. llmonds and Gloucester Pol ~.
:45f Al i-Exca Sund lay. i.ocal mixed sfof}
s ''' THAT TfsN1Ns ARRIVE hIclIM9Np
and 6;428 p. N. From NIL the Soith
s s:s53 r, M. From harlot te and Durham
.104A SN-From Keysyille. M
s TX AZ M-Bnlt imore and West Poll sS5
10 As Al NJ. 10 p. ~ From Wsst. Point
&, y r. tJAR DW1CH $T5Fsi W. ii. 8TAYLOE.J
- 81 N M g. F.. ls
&. &. IA. 'ACKERT. Gent
8S iWashingto ION, ri g3Sis2
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q.i1 80. q. I. .
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Aus. a-The cotton market
opened firm at an advance OF 3Glls points. IN
response to higher cables ani further CONF
Central belts. The weather map, however,
was rather more favorable than that OF the
previous day, showing only moderate fprecipt-
tation. while the storm center appeared to- be
able conditions behind It.. a the opening ad-
vance. therefore, offerings were slightly more
liberal and Liverpool. soon easing on, prices
blythe middle Oh the morning. But there was
more or less uncertainty OYER the probable
showing OF the weekly report sdues at d-day.
and shorts showed more dlspoki ton to take
bullish showing. e There was also renewal
Of bull support and prices slowly crept upward
unit at noon they were steady at a net adj
vance Of about sas points At this level the
ably more bearishs than had been looked for.
mentioning the bensfcla q effect OF rain IN
Texas and dwelling only lightly on the unfav-
belt. This report was followed by a. furry OF
liquidation and bear pressure. and In spite OF
bull support sent prlces off To- a bout the pre-
.Eressvensss,. and durlng the middle OF the
forenoon there was another rally to about
the opening figures, b In the late trading, how
ever. the market weakened under selling by
closed barely steady at the lowest ot the ses-
sion, net decline Of BOIL points Sales were
estimated at II 900 bales The early selling
movement following the hrm olsening was en-,
}Ehich reached 800 bales, including 9es bales
Of new crop cotton Estimated receipts tor
Houston tomorrow call for 800 to 400 bales.
ss o. r
last week and si.l43 last year, Tordays receipts
at New Orleans none against none last year,
and at Houston $50 hal les against II last year.
:
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

Via Atlantic Coast Line to Peters.
8s sss gsssl5 IS BURG.
Eg Round II rip 4oc. g,&S
Good going and returning on regular.
trains. Commencing Sunday. May lsl 10TH
1901. II III 3S sS
FROM FRO R,c HIM on d. ~ &C n ZAP RATES
VIA sEAB OAR p AIR ~ N e K IN
sAN FRA N Cisco, 81 4, ". nd return,
al. aD' IA "A eapunt rionnial conclaye.
8Isnlght TeSnplars, and Sovereign q rand
8I,odga. i. b! o. \ lckets II sale Ap-i
gust 18th to September 9tt elusive. I'm,
red ia October %, 19O4
ALTA M DOG w 2 y n /, md return
81 account International ocia 4
Of Firo aIr gineers ticket sold Sept
iitsl and l2th, limited to September 10th +
8hut on payment af % cents. tickets VIII
III d ID tend cd to 8ans! ate not later then
iSsntember 30th, Hill q 81
q Ail1of tie aboys rates apply from, Richr
iiniond I. ii. Proportio nally cheap rateS
may ,ba ,ad ct al. her stations on no;
Seats,:lf N q N n 4 \ N. @
III. al. IN A RI, w, M. AYLOH,
II ID. p. AZ, VI! q. ~ "a. e
lPAone 4Vs $50 %, Main ST. Richmond, Va.
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II Property Transfers.

M Rlctomnd: Cyrus GRAHAM to John Guy
Street 1870 feet east OF Randolph Street. $40
s& william NJ. hliston to Amelia. Tha lhimer,
S35 feet on north side Monument Avenue, Is 1
feet east OF Meadow Street, 50. 100
Planters National Bank. to G.: RI seltz,
Ssset on south line Of Dance Street, 1874 fees
senst OF Randolph Street., 1886. fs$ S54s
s Henrico: c. II. y BluthgeD and M 20 to q 4
gCnrdwel. aao feet s5on west line q Dinneen}
us Y feet son west line OF Dnncen Street, 20
feet southof Carton street, 81 800.
{3555 II. 81 Pace and wife to II u. ham,.
90 Sic feet on east line Twenty-second Street,
$S3s 20 feet north 20 r Street, ~ |,
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\ M ARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND AUG . Il 1901. ~. r.
S giii ARRIVE ED. s8.f ss!5;


n PORT OF RICHMOND, 4 AUG. 1901. s3553
NJ iss 4: f sS!s ARRIVED. 5asE
n steame. Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk !. ners
h Steamer Old Point Comfort, raves, Norfolk.
senrers Virginia NAVIGATION Co. Isl 2t. . ,39S8
@S Barge Sharon HILL, Batterhy. sI'hiiadelphla.
pa ,.d coal Richmond Ice Conpa ny
Barge Pennsyvanla. m "a 'pn'a'
Barge Minerva Clay ton, Phi elphia, Pa,
coal. S.. H, Halves and c. 5}5 va 5s.
SAILED. 3s3S
steamer Brandon. Harvey, MORT olk. mel chan.
sdise ma passengers Old Dominion line.
Schooner AliceS j. Venable. SIG naigo. lanes
River. ndise. #
PORT OF WEST POINT; Az 9. 1904
ia ARRIVED. sS.!
Charlotte Murphy Baltimore. passengers ana
1s Elm city. Haynes, siattaponi River landings.
passengers ana general cargo, X 3s3
AZ ill; SAILED. 35s TIL M
Charlotte MURPHY Baltiniors. passengers and
Elm City Haynes, Mattaponi River landings.
passengers and general cargo, 81 ~
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. 9. 51eol, ssj n
ARRIVED
5 Barge san Joaquin, Providence n 5ss II
Ks Barge Powell, ortsHlouth, N. II. "a " Il 4
Ri Barge Annle Bos ton, s3s t2 III
Barge Heattle, Boston, st "A s}}s
Schooner niaqus Manson. Bath Il;
schooner r, w. Stevens, Providence.
barge Santiago, Boston. Il \,
Barge Mantanzas. New Bedford,
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81 ALL 4, ID COAST LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-RYRD.5
5 }s STREET sTATION. 3s
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, MAY 18TH. . i0ssS
9;06 "A. MA. g, La Express 70 all points
& 800 A. M.--Petersburg and Norfolk:
1910 r. M.-Petersburgga and NJ. and W. West
AGO Pr Af.-Petersburg and Norfolk. ~
sl:t0 n oldsboro Local,
5:!5 n Pet q Tva "a ]. 7, ~.
( ited,'Eto all points South. s
$50 and IN n and W. West EST
1901 d 4. I, e, 4 ~. M; ''t III =:
il:4o a 4 ;99 IS b q. q IL go
o''ssEIcept Sunday .sunday only. u,
80 q. s.. CAMPBELL, ply, Fass a it.,
% " ii CRAIG Cen Pass.
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Danville Tobacco Market.

Dibrell Brothers reporting tho tobacco mar y.
sket for the week say: w
E8 There lis nothing new to say of our market
for tho past we elk. Tho sales have been very
small In the areliouses. tho sIua !ity common,
and very little interest ben displayed on the
part OF the buyers In consequence The atr
tendance OF buyers on the 80 len Is quite as
large as the situation justlt'cs @ Prices n are
without change. Some Few new primings are
coming to market selling ut az 3ac. we are
OF tho opinion that but few OF these are being
saved this season. Some few lots of dealers,
stocks are reported sold the past BY no
able rain THE past week and we mink i. too
much for tho good Of the crop en- the; HI. Il
has had aStendency To make the tobacco large
and coarse, and prevent y Is from curin up
bright. However, fayorabl s# weather from now
on will overcome this ID fficult ~ u .sSS
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RALLIED 1 ] |. |. ] in
LATE HOURS
Depressing Influences Unable %
Check Movement Of Stocks
5s to Recover. e
THAT STEEL BILLET RUMloR R
/ Episode y Under SUSPICION, and and
Professional Element is
Very Wary.
tsy Assoc. lated PRESS b

h. NEW YORK, Aug. .l,-The factors
which depressed stocks yesterday q were ere
still in force to-day and were effective
during tho early part Of the, Stock Elk
Y change session. They could not however,
prevent rally In the latter part OF the
Il day. An element In the rally was the
buying to cover BY professional operators
who were disappointed TINT the adverse
i factors In the outlook had not induced
others than themselves to sell stocks.
The buying to support the market was
attributed to nfuential and powerful
sources, which had the effece OF dlscour.
The buying in Southern Pacific was deem;
ed especially imposing and this stock led
the rally as 1t did yesterday. Tho ap-
proach OF the hour of Adjournment OF the
effective recovery in stocks, ndIcatlng. tho
# feeling OF relief q t the 5ret,ova OF y ma =
e immediate factor Of d istnr bance. The a,
legged cut In the price Of steel bilets ana
uance Of tina pools continued under active
discussion and Induced tho early decline
In United States Steel N preferred The
episode Is under suspicion OF being Of p
i associated with II made the professional
4 severe experiences OF the past. United
States steel preferred res In fact turned
OF. the leaders Of tho recovery. a n etro-E
u poIltan Street RailWa vi wa tn m ost gac-
live stock on the list, and ita successive
lights q higher price leysis We're rega rded
3 as corroboratiye of tho persistent rumors
of an amalgamationS With lie Inter
A borough Rapid Tran si ny The rise In stock,
which extended to ~ points |. 81 war q I sl!s-$
sStainlng influence on the nv Role lis WI The
i market q osed very stead y and epra cticaily
lat the top level
i bonds were Irregular. Total sales =
4 val LIE, s2,2A50 900. United Sta tss bonds were
x unchanged on en- 5sftSS
& were 3232 200 shares. AZ ll ,i
NJ NEY AND ExCIANGE -cL osE:J
Il Money on cal very easy e. 7-sG1 per
rent: loves, rs per cen ,!ng RAJ e,
Z per cent: last loan, j per ;:snt.; closing
easy tand dull; sixty and ninety days,5s2
Y per cent; SIX months, 3 III per cent;
4 prime merca title paper. iftf ~ per cen T..
actual business In bank1s> btils at $4.SS.35
Fl for demand and ia ~ s.. IS for sixty da 81
Bills posted rates, si.S6 ard $4.SSa4.s9;3
); commercial bills, s4.s5s IL. Bar silver
Sis: Mexican dollars. Al s3;;s3
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NAVAL STORES.

85t5 WILMINC;TON, M G. G. - Aus. 9-Si'IRII
TuRPENT1NE thing doing RECEIPT ~ ~ z, %
casks q - =, par
Crude Turpeht Inc i'm az Is and
receipts 13l barrels !, I,
;Fir,1, al Sc! receipts, ,073 cask ga 1s6
ca sks 4; exports lbs casks. Rnst! -steady re-
ceipts s. i0s barrels; sales 1,s47 barrels s. eas
#CHARLESTQN,fSS II c.. Aug. 9:--2TU RrE.N-
al 5als c. = Rosny- 81 nm. sf
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-.V,lR,lGlN IA AVIGATIlON zc0.,

JAMES RIVER DAY LINE
H STEAMER OLD POINT COMFORT E Iaaye.
MON DAY. WE'D EsDAY IS FIR DAY e; al 4 7
0rfek re mor,;smsaih old Point
iandlngs. and connecting AT Old Point Tor
washington. Baltimore and the North. State
prIcss. Electric cars direct to the wharf Fare
I oniy 81. 10 and 81 TO Norfolk. Music by Grand
Frelght received for ahove-named places and
4 ali Hnoi,its n Eastern Virginia and North Caro-
Bllnn. N, llty ~ " fltslI Ea,. ven! Akr.
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soats-UnsettIAds and easier; No 2 white, 42c.&
asked. Rye Firm Butter--Stead y anu ur u
changed fancy imit tlon. 1Gsc. DC. cream
cry lsi1 1ec. idle. IL Clio. 4; store packed
0St2c.a Enthusiastically and unchanged at 175a
3Cheese-Firrn and unchanged large. By 9sAc.;E
and Luncha uged. s5s MA
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BY Thomas Branch Il Co.
SALES:
1900 Amalgamated Copper ......
100 Amer. Car and Toundry....

SALES: i5
1900 Amalgamated Copper. ......
100 Amer. Car and Foundrys...
600 Amer. Cotton Oil..........,.I
Amer. Snuff. pfd............
Amer Can al. s......s.s,
Amer. Can, pfd ,.....s......
200 Amer. Locomotive, corn.
Amer. Locomotive pfd ,.....
5000 Amer. Sugar I. 5000.
e,o0SA. II. and |. n re, coni......
4 400 Al, r. and 8 re, pfds.....t
$500 Baltimore and Chio.......
2s00 brooklyn Rapid Transit. ~.
- Genada Southern .,..,...
500 Canadian Pacific .......... II.
s00Cana dian PACIFIC 5...............l
800 Chesa peake and aOhio.s..s.. !.
FOO Chicago Great West.,...
1890 Chi, MIL and s.. P..,,.......
4 500 Colo. Fuel and Iron. ,,,.;..,
IA Colo. Southern, com .....
Colo. Southern. list pfd.s...
Colo. Southern, Cd pfd ,...,
Clev.,F Gin, Chi. nd b. III.
Cont. Tobacco. pfd.
900 Consolidated Gas ~! ......
4 400 Delaware and II udson..
Del. Lack and West......
$500 Erie, Gomez. 800. .
400 Erie, list pfd.
4 200 Erie. I'd pfd !.
General Electric
1100 Illinois Central SO. .,,.....!
400 louisville and Nashville.
Manhat Ia rl..... . ,,Ig.. I. ..,...
$500 Metro. Street Railway......,
4 600 NJ exican& Central
Mo-, Kan. and Tex, COM.
200 Mo, Kan. and Tex, MD 49,.
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Five Pei Gent. Money
bridal DRESS
NOW NJ i Il |: ]! STROUD | ;
Young oman Who as to Be
Married 4 Next Month
is D cad.


I'd Death brought an unexpected end to the
romance of Miss Clara Sulz er, q .. "a. !
West One Hundred and VI Zenith Street,
daughter or the late Herman Sulzer. She
died lin the g ermane Hosp tal yes terdayi
after an operation for q ppendic Hs..7 4 he
70 ng woman was to have been ma FRIED
earl In Sept Der. and will be huried in
her bridal dress. ss X gss
N Miss Sulzer MN was " introduced three
months ago to William g lbs on by & ANTS
]. E'rawley - Sta te senat or. and the for-
mer soon became n re liar yisit or. ut The
suzer3 I'll ome. i5I announce cement OF the ell-
gagcment + Of the young couple was made
as hort time ago, and Sep tenn her 1t h was
the day set for the Weddin sSsass
III M n. CiibsOn. who had been In constan INT
attendance since the ginning Of the II,
that his promise qbrlde O was dead Ind had
to be ttend ed BY his own ph ystcan T he
funeral Ices III be held z, IN g
and 4 one "a hundred and STwenty-seventh
Street, rhes n1arriag Sc ..f was s. arrange to
take tplaceEin the same church.--N ew y ork
Heral Id .Ss Il
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Observation-Disclosures Il: !, 3, 4, i J, I; #MARKrra.

aEllN5 ~ FEANU Ts, AiAI{KET "a
$5pETERSBURG,fB yA.,@& Aug. a 9.---PEANUTs-.:
The market is reported as much $rmer and
very quiet dealers not inclined to sell at
present prices, pecting that a con tlnued
drain on the supply now he I'd Y by the
cleaners will advance prices. Spanish are
quoted at 81 per bushel. with st clSs very
much reduced. Virgrlt are u 455494a4css
per pound \ only light stock b cid.