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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Prof Geo. Neupert. ia charge Of music
IN the city schools. left W, dnesday ter
his home in Indiana where he will spend
The summer. visit to Si.Loais will be
made entoufe.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

The Commodore hase ball club is ar
fsnging for grand bail to he given At
Lawson on the night Of June nth. II i
10 he the swellest affair ever given in
th, sc parts. and everyhn.ly IS invited
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

viii take Lmi;ed number OF pupils
ao instruct in dancing a, their horncs.
Inquire at Hotfman's barber shop. Ph ,ue
u Black. c. L uEBARD.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Mrs. Jas Riekard went to Denvr
Wednesday TO visit Mr.. Rickard who hiss
been at ST. Joseph's hospital for the
past two weeks. lie is reported as doing
nicely.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

". r. Gon and wife, Of Wilkcsbirre
Pa. uncle and aunt Of II. l.. Robinson
are expected TO arrive todav for week 5
visit here. They ars enroute home after
a trip To- California.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Miss Z c Btainari, of the eity schools.
departed Wednesday morning for tie
east where she will spend the vacation.
She siiI 20 to 81. Louis for few days at
the far, and from there to Chicago.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

The Amerean Anti Nssarelte League.
will begin a campaign IN ,uis city ~ith
the assistance OF local committee. Dr.
" aliaee X. Stfnbie. OF Chicago aud Capt.
J. b. Lister Of Phello. will be here mex
week aud make arrangement for meet.
iugs. This movement for the SUPPRESSION
Of 4 crossing evil will meet with the
earnest support of maay OF our citizens
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

The Blue Ribbon company entertained
the Silver Plume baud last Monday over
a, the tunucl, having several pictures
Of the musical organization taken.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Billy" Lamb, representing the Pair
banks Morse Co, = walking advertise
mcut for Idaho Springs. aud in his trips
over the country loses no chance TO say a
good word for the city and camp He i
just back from a several weeks tnp
through the south and SAYS that in all Of
his journey, prosperity vas nowhere Ia
such evidence as right here in Clear Greek
county
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Work su the library building was
AZ ,iu inteffered with this week owing to
delay in receiving shirment Of s,rue-
tufal IRON. The shipment Was made from
Chicago some time ago. hut there was a
delay in the freight
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04
SHORT SIFTINGS.

Miss Inez Grove left Thursday for a
two weeks visit in Nebraska.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

The Maroon base BAL team will 60 to
Georgetown tomorrow for a game with
the boys Of that city.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Miss E C. Hauui left wedue sday for
ST. Louis to sisit the big exposition be.
fore going home for the holidays.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Dad Cain went to Denver this morning
where ,onis h, he will witness the marriage
ceremony Of his son.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

+. Furuess. The Siairyoya ant and
Psychic Is stopping at the Brunswick
Plat, 18th and Miner streets.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Conductor johnny Mann has replaced
Conductor Kimbail Gu the Silver Plume
ran. the latter being transferred 10 the
Central City run.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Johu Lang sna family returned Tues
day from three weeks visit to the
World's Fair at St Louis.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Prof ". " hail received the sal To-
teliiReucr last TUESDAY of the death I
his grandfather witch occurred on tha;
date. Prof. Hall WAS ON the eve Of dcpsr-
ture for his summer vacation hut Will
now be delayed. He went to Denver 10
attend the funeral.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

August Klein has been in town this
week buying supplies f0r his ranch and
mines on Bear creek.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Another carload of smelling ore from
the lateral in the Newhouse tunnel will
be ready for shipment next week.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

RHy NJ Covert. credit mau for the Ken
kel-Duke Mercantile Co. Of Pueblo, was
in the city this week visiting his father
II. II. Covert.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Claude Sachs aud Richard Willis Of
Colorado Springs were in the city this
week looking after their splendid mining
nrnnerfins
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Miss A. c. Avery departed the middle
Of the week for her eastern home to
spend the suuinrr months
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

travelling Freight Agent Adams Of the
(. & 5. WAS looking after business mat
tiers here Wednesday.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04
THuRSToN Il u SMITh.

AFIis,ic Floral Designs aud Flora. Ar
rsugems nts for all occasions. Cut Flow
rts fpr Fupersls. PARTIES ard Balls. Sp~-
Il Atfeutiun gwen % Ladge Floral De
s.gns and SICK Boqueis. Phone Black 464
2ss, lawREscE ST DENVER. COLO.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

The eighth grade from the Empire
school came to Idaho Tuesday to have a
class PIC are taken.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

A key with string attached WAS found
at the depot. owner may have same by
proving property.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Assistant Manager Guy Sitin1m. Of the
Gem compsuy, has been under the care
q a physician this week, nursing a severe
fd1A
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Reference 20 an accurately kept record
-eveals the fact that yesterday was the
first dav this year ;ha, the sun has been
bscu e FOR the entire day.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Fred c. shsfter. of tins city. has bee n
Selected to serve as ore Of ColoTado's
representatives at the American Mining
Congress TO be held at Portland. Oregon,
in August. The appointment came from
Governof PeahoIN.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

The people Of this community will re.
jsice at the Hews tina; there Is marked
Improvement in the condition Of Mrs
Senator Roberts this morning.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

J. c. Bunker, an old time chum OF 4.
G. James is visitor 10 this city iron
Colby. Kansas.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04
Alumni Association.

TIE graduates Of the cIass Of 1904. OF
the Idaho Springs High School were ten
dered a reception last tridny evening by
the 4 M nj association of Idaho Springs,
at tie residence Of r. y. Morton aud a
mos; delightful time was had. Several
game, music aud songs occupied the
time and all participated with good
spirit Miss Mayme Freestone and Mr..
Chas NcDaniels were the winners OF the
peanut Nalk Refreshments were served
BY thr members of the Alumni, whic
were of 'ae most tempting character.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Don't send a letter. postal card. due
bill or any other matter out to Your
friends and aeqHaintanees unless it con-
tsirs the date OF the Inter Mountain Fes-
tiyal.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

James Wsrrvn. ape es y-ars. died a, bis
home in Spring gnich near Dumont YES
rerdsy, He is survived by a grown
daughter and q son age 20 years. He had
been a rcsiden, uf this county for IS
years. The funeral viii lie hall toner.
row At Dumon..
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

a guest in this city the fore part of the
week
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Mrs. Charles Piumu er left the frs o
the ~esk TO visi,the big show a; St Louis
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

The regular meeting of the school
board of District No. 5 ssiii be held mex,
Monday night at the Office of the secre.
iary.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Mrs. J. L. Lindsay. accompanied BY
her children, wished Denver friends this
ssart
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Mrs. Albert Hail. left "Wednesday for
few weeks at the st. Louis fair
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Harvey Preston ~as down from Alice
Tuesday on a business mission.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Losr.- Heavy gold sisne, ring. lazy.
sik-, with monogram seal engraved here
or; valued as a keepsake. Reward foi
feiurn - GEORGE +. MIST,
Lsmariiue Mine Ofiiee.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Seaman G. Roots and Margare, NJ.
Cousins, both OF Freelaud. were united
in marriage nj the residence Of Jesse Ben
son ON Pine Slope. The ceremony was
performed by Judge Gris~o!d. ~ho is
becoming popular in this line OF his
oifieiai duties.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

The rastime club Viii give another Of
is popular dances At the Trocadero, Fri
day evening. June 10. and invite all to
come aud enjoy then selves Konigsburg's
orchestra viii furnish the music, and this
IS a sufficient guarantee Of lis excellence.
Tickets. a..
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Deputy Sheriff chas. Peck and family
were visitors here Monday.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04
rixats Daneina Lessats.

Or H. o Alien the Den,i.r.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

Francis l.. Burioa. the Dumont miuing
III IN who WAS taken back to Massaehu
sets some time ago to serve a term in
the penitentary for alleged fraud, ard
who was pardoned recently BY the gov
ernor Of that state. will return next wee !,
and resume operations on his property in
that vicinity. His wife, who is an invalid
has looked after his affairs since his en-
forced absence
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04
county.

Sprague Stewart and hts bride returned
the hrst OF the week from California
points ard were met with the most cor
dial and enthusiastic reception ever &C
corded a bride and groom in this city
The Elks turned ont en- mssse to extend
their congratulations and the happy
couple could no, for moment doubt thc
sincerity of the reception. Mr.. and Mrs
Stewart will at once go to housekeeping
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04
Bush a Bonn.~

hIAl Estate. MINES AND INSURANCE..
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

FOR PERFECT SAFETY.
MODERATE COST, PROMPT
SETTLEMENT of DEATH
LOSSES, CORRECT FORMS
OF POLICIES SUITED TO
NEEDS OF INSURERS, LOW
PREMIUM RATES ana NON
FUPEEIIAbLE CONTRACTS
THIS COMPANY STAMPS
UNRIvALLED. S-x.Sx-x-S
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

/ Deputy Sheriff Chas Peck and family
were visitors here Monday.
( Miss Bessie Parker of Georgetown was
guest in this city the fore part of the
week.
I The Maroon base bal team will go to
Georgetown tomorrow for game with
the boys Of that city.
Z Dad Cain went to Denver this morning
where tonish h, he will witness the marriage
ceremony Of his son.
Another carload of smelling ore from
the lateral in the Newhouse tunnel will
be ready for shipment next week.
The regular meeting of the school
board of District No ssili be held next
Monday night at the Office of the secre-
iary.
Assistant Manager Guy StdnBm. Of the
Gem compsny, has been under the care
Il physician this week. nursing a severe
cold.
Claude Sachs aud Richard Willis Of
Colorado Springs were in the city this
week looking after their splendid mining
properties,
Reference 20 an accurately kept record
-eveals the fact that yesterday was the
first dav this year ;he, the sun has been
bscu e for the entire day.
The people of this community will re.
jeice at the Hews that there i marked
Improvement in the condition Of Mrs
Senator Roberts this morning.
Don't send a letter, postal card. due
bill or any other matter out to Your
friends and aeqHaintanees unless it con
tsius the date OF the Inter Mountain Fes-
tival.
Fred c. Shsfer. of TINS city. has BEEN
selected to serve as ore Of Colorado's
representatives. at the American Mining
Congress TO be held at Portland, Oregon,
in August. The appointment came from
Governor Peaho5y.
Work su the library buildiug was
AZ ,in interfered with this week owing to
a delay IN receiving a shirment Of s,rue-
turaI IRON. The shipment Was fsiadc ltom
Chicago some time ago. hut there was
delay in the freight
The pas,ime club viii give another Of
its popular dances at the Trocadero, Fri.
day evening. Junr 10. and invite all to
come aud enjoy then selves Konigsbarg's
orchestra viii furnish the music, and this
IS a sufficient guarantee Of lis excellence.
Tickets. 81
Seaman g. Roots and Margaret n.
Cousins both OF Freelaud. were united
in marriage nj the residence Of Jesse Ben
son ON Pine Slope. The ceremony was
performed by Judge Gris~o!d. ~ho is
becoming popular in this line OF his
offciai dutirs.
lanes Warren ape ss wears gitetl NJ his
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-04

sse, s.e,T Bosr Employers Liability. Life. Fire Aee,.
othe, h'na =; raie Glass. Surety Bonds and every
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
DINNER DANCE AT
WESTMORELAND
Delightful Entertainment Last
Night Enjoyed by Quite a
Number of Guests.

E D.
The second dinner dance at the West
Innreland Club WAS held last evening.
1t was IN every respect a great success,
a delightful dinner was served In tho
large dining rooms, which vera thrown
ii to one spacious room. After dinner an
informal dance was held in the sun
plrlor.
Among those present were; Co'onel W,
Gordon McCabe. Mr.. and Mrs. John b.
Purcell, Mr., and Mrs. II. l., Cabell Gov-
nor and Mrs. Montague, Mr., and Mrs.
j B, Mosby, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Valen-
t,ps Mr.. and Mrs G.. G.. Walker, Mr.,
w. M. Habliston, mir :. S. p. Patteson,
Mr.. j. a. NIoncura, Mr.. j, Il. Antrim,
MIR. George NJ, Red, Nj, and Mrs. II, S.
Ilawcs, Mr., w. G.. holland, Mr.. Q. NJ.
Alfriend, AIr. Allen Polls, Mr.. and Mrs.
] S. Bryan, Mr.. ami Mrs. Henry Fairfax.
MIR. r. T.. Lee. Jr., MI. and Mrs. Eppa
IIunton, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph y.
Willard Mi. A. j, Battle, Mr.. w, Q.
Brooks, Mr.. r. l., Maury, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il r, Guest, MI. ami Mrs. L. G. Younger,
Mi, and Mrs. II. w. smalunan. Mr. r.
1I. Lindsay, Mr., aud Mrs. Fl, w. Hazard,
Mr.. George. j, Lealy, Mr.&J. $. Palmer,
Nr, George Cole scott. Captain and Mrs.
Hlghbcrg Captain Warner McCabe, Mrs,
Thomas Il. Scott, Mrs. James II. ALI
son, and Misses Scott, Gray, Magruder,
Donnan, Euford, Whltlock, Worth, Bragg,
IIp;l of Savannah; Lcary, urquhart and
CrenshaW.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
TO ORGANIZE TODAY.
Local Branch of Association Of
Credit Men to be Formed.

A melting Of the Jobbers and manufnc-
turers OF the city and their credit men
and representatives Of tho banks VIII be
afternoon at 9 o'clock for NE pu.pose OF
citation Of Credit Men, MI. +. j. SlocN-
we'll, assistant secretary;,of the asso.i l.
With thirty-seven local branches. Is In
tho city, and Will attend the meeting,
mo only branch In Virginia Is at Lyncn-
The call, for to-day's meeting is signed
BY the Following firms;
American National Bank.
First National Bank,
National Bank OF Virginia,
City Bank Ut Richmond,
Merchants National Bank,
The Stale Bank of Virginia,
Planters National Bank,
Wlngo, Elicit and Crump snoe Com
Drewry. Hughes and Company,
ISingan and Company, Limited,
b. 4. sannMdiers sons Company,
Watkins, Lottrell Company,
IT,, -. Stokes and Company.
EtchisQn Hat Company Incorporated,
+ SoGthern Bargain House,
PURCELL Ladd and Company,
II, W, Hountree and brother Trunk
and 5 Gag Cdenpany
BlnsWanger and Company,
The Ellison and Harvey Company.
M, 81. popnan lard ware Company,
The Soy bern FRpsy Y ~ paasys I'D,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
ON TRAIL OF
IlVCE,ND|IARY
Detective Hall Looking for Man
Thought to Have Fired
Gallego Mills

Detective-Ssrgear t ]I;ill Is hot on tho
trail OF the mar whc; he believes. set
fire 10 the Gallego Mails OIL the early
morning OF Sunday, december 9th, last
The man under suspicion is now either
IN hiding hero Or has sone to parts UNI
Known" Sergeant Haliqand Mr.. War
ner Moore are inolne5sto think he has
left the city, He is a. negro. and was
employed In tile packing rooms Of thu
wills until tho latter part of-Novenber
last. About shat TIME he {yds arrested
or. the charge OF 'stGail s stlpbE from his
employers and was sent to jail for thirty
days. 45 3-
. On Monday OF. Tuesday preceding tls,
fi.e, thend having finished his Gtcrm in
rrison, the man appeared ut the mills
and claimed more time than Ito had been
raid for. It Is understood that theHlnoncy
was; not given him Because the claim
, was not shown COOL ilc eft In a. sullen
ihumor Nothing more was heard from
Ellm. On the night or rather the early
morning. OF tho lie. enc of the fire
Fl m on,o OF the doors OF the plant, shoes
Ii. hand. Sergeant Hall Is Following
Up this clue and every other he can find.
y
The negro he Is looking for is of small
size. copper colored, without growth of
heard on any part OF his face, When
employed by. Mr.. Moore he gave his resi-
dence at number on North Second
Street. Sergeant Hall finds that such O
number does not exist. In looking for
stolen goods recently Sergeant Hall found
a.. overcoat in pawn shop, The broker
caid a negro Of The same name. which
the police wish to :emuin blank for a Jew
days, had brought 1t there and offered It
fer forty cents. Evidently it was the
same fellow the detective is casting
around for.
TO the pnwnbroker tie negro gave an
trddress on North siYtl Street as his
hume. Flo does not ave there. a few
days ago tt4e wife Of the man came 10
the Mills to know II anything had been
heard from her husband, or II any one
knew where he was. Whether or not
she was trying to throw the police Oft
the track or was really looking for him
Detective Hall Ia uiabte to determine.
Mr.. Warner Moore Is convinced that
q the fire was of lncendary origin He
cannot account for 1t otherwise. He has
held occasional conferences with Sergeant
Hall, and Is giving tho experienced de-
tective all the aid In his power When
seen last night Sergeant Hall was not
Inclined to talk about tho case, fear
ing to injure his chances Of getting tho
men. Practically all the facts had been
cleaned from other sources. Mr., Moolo s
suspicious of the torch Of the incendiary
were first aroused when he learned that
few days before the flro, the wire from
which hung tho koy to tho private fire
alarm box had been cut and the key
stolen. No man employed ut the plant
would burn 1t, for nothing but loss could
como to him thereby.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
HANDSOME HOUSE
BRINGS NICE SUM

Tho splendid property, No. IL East
Franklin Street, at tho northwest COR
ner of FRANKLIN and First Streets, was
bought yesterday afternoon by Mr.. IL,
Seldom Taylor for $4,000
The site has recently been much talked
OF. as an admirable one for q great apart
ment house such as tho Chesterlld,
and Mr.. Taylor was asked II he had
visions OF such structure on the hand
some lot, But. as stated above, he has
reached no decision
The property was sold through AIessrs.
McVe!gh and Glinn and Green and Rcdd,
real estate auctoneers, No public auc-
ton In long time has attracted SO
large and representative q gathering Of
Richmond citizens,
Tho crowd attending the sale was un-
eSpally large and was one Of the most
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
DEAF EAR TURNED !
TO.NO JUST APPEAL

The annual meeting Of tho Citizens Re-
n lief Association was held at o'clock Wed
nesday afternoon. After tho report Of t the
president tho following ofLi ', Weie
i Tresiden At Bryce Stewart Hume: Vice
Tres dent. Bryce Stewart Hume; VICE
urer, Robert * Lancaster. Jr.; Cor, Q.
f Rps.SSs eeretSry cn sssWe ]
s t9W { GHmfs w oa se
Of the recently organized Is cat q
Charities, namely: Messrs, Hume Lam
caster straus. Valentine and Bryan
Suitable resolutions, We're ndop ,t IN ~
memory q ME-. a. wbie .o"S W be p SUB
lie REPORT of president Hume Is ap-
pended: r,,t,,an., r,o.
work among, the moor 9 { the city and en-,
yons Nethe dusng t nmaag he poor
or the cold weather Or the II S 81
months. has a single deserH!nE psrnjol
who applied Ia to Us kn 6a!,sd % 0p''' sAs
sev;e Ia m months aso when the city Mis-,
sion received the hequest from the ei1nsff n
estate we made i y p"ss ,sed i ns inc hons
Of both organlzat ons. l.iis was eitec :,
cd through the muniticence o. sVr
gsnte aq he money g complies
nnyment on the buildMg. 1'ne small nal-
ance still outstanding Will, no doubt, pc
made w this month by those me.apers
The Associated Charities, composed OF
the several charitable organ "a Ions q the
a most excellent society and will great.
" assist in reducing fraud o.. III part
Of mendlcants, Inc Citizens Relief i, As 5 !,
tho Associated Charities bv committee
OF five, who Will, from time TO lme, csn-
fer with repre- sentallyes or the oth asFr
wuys and means OF caring for our deserv-
ing poor and exposing taose who a's
frauds. 4E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15

UNION STOCK YARDS P1TrsBuRG, PA.
Jan. l4;-cArrL E.supply light ,s m market r.
ss.5OQ4.25. Hogs-Receipts,, ~ double DIG Ks.
Market higher on 1est weights; slow On othels
heavy 5yorkers., s51oqb,19: light workers, $tS5y
aso pss SJm ~; rouEhg fssy rfms o. sasSe
s4.GyaAs5; culls and common. $-q215; choiss
lambs, SG5egBs5: veal calves sSIs.5o.
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Source Of Revenue.

Foreign Insurance companies are COM
plylng promptly with the new laws requlr-
Ing the payment of registration and char
tef ices to the State Col poraton Cons
mission. and Secretary Upshur ~ kept
busy waiting upon them. 4Bi86
his has become q source Of great
revenue 70 the State, and the feessares
colnng. In at the rate VI several thous-
ana dollars per day. VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Jan. lt.-Ihe cotton Ma1kSt
opened firm at an advance OF 9fl7 points, toll
lowing cables that wer" considerably bet.ir
than expected. There was hea y liquiiat!.n at
tho higher lsvel. however and almost before
tho call had been completed the advance was
cut down to a matter Of but or poin.S,
Liverpool cables continued steady. New Or.elns
opened up. the outlook was for ligat receipts
ut both the ports and interior points and 90, %,
fore tho market was an hour Ola! prices had
been rallied again with March sell ing up -
1875, May 1898 and July HOS these being net
gains on the active months O" on liuls
points The advance was accompanied by buy
Ing Tor spot interests and 1t also seemed That
New Orleans sent orders on tao buying SIDE.
while the room seemed tncline;I t. take Ihs
long side for the turn notwithstanding III
this, later In the day It locked as though the
Six bulls were again taking profits md prlca.
began TO sag OFF, slowly at first. bur vita In
creasing rapldity; There we're. Of cou.re. ire ire
tied 10 or six points at q time, and t1a de- dc,
had sold down to la.4b. May 70 isds and July
active months. Following THIS tho market va,
rather steader closing steady sS od ne1 lo po'n's
Receipts a. the ports oday % " Gs, -sS7 bales
last week and a25.4I6 last year. ro-days re-
ceipts at New Orleans were 1881 bales against
S05l last year, and at Houston, 2,7'a bales
against 57S5 last year,
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CHICAGO, ILL. Jan. 1i.-CATTLE--,Re.
ccipls. 500 head Market good, steady Others hers
to medium, $3.5Dl47b; stocters amt feeders
sSai.oV; cowx, sL5oui.oo. heifers, 81. 75g+5o;
HossRecs Hai.s 500 head
TO- morrow. 5000 head; Mixed and butchers.
sI.75go05; good TO chose heavy; s595, l2zS
r Of sales. sisgef5.1 shtep-Receipts, l5.Vo0
head. Sheep and lambs. steady. Steady to
81 xalIi native lambs. St60I625
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cATTLE-Receipts, e54 head; market active
and strong at last weeks rriees Best steers =
fair. 5N93hc. good hcifers. 4A9a..cc.; J ne,
dunn 70 good a de co on3oon 4 . 1 iair y
&C.. bulls, .sid3Ac. calves. b46.sc.So e er;sh
cows good s3Sa4S common to faI &C., SesG H.
Good hogs 5Aq5hc.: roughs. 45s94H!e::o
SHEEP AN DIAN BS-Iteceipts, IT'S head |;
market .l,on. oGod sheep. 4iagoc.; common.
ou Prosrects good Tor all kinds OF stock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
MINISTER WI NOW HAS
RESPONSIBLE POSITION
INV Associated PreSSo

IBy ASSOClaleu FrtSS,l III
it,klN. Jan. A.-The Gazette to-day
contained an edict appointing WI Ting
Fang the former Chinese minister at
washington. junior vice-pl esident OF the
toie gn office.
Wu Ting Fang, who has held an ex-
cecdlngly gloomy view OF the govern
ment's weakness since his return to PEI
kin, now has n position III which he can
eXeI, influence for reform, although rank
aud age generally outweigh ability in the
CEILese government councils.