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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
+ rns l.uuins lutEfe. ranged as foiloWa:
80. men f{iyh.HF Low, OK

Steady Butter-Elrm; creameries lbg.a is e. I;
dairrs. 1877 G2gc No,S spring w anrn 80 re
sSe yellow. Sic. No.. outs. 4oss@4lts:; 40:
white 5eys145c. No. 9 rye, Gec. 6 "a leeutng s
sc. no. Il aaxseed, SILL: No. 4 northwestern.
7 prime Iim9t 1a seed sssS mes nop p1Tk.
sES,4osr1 Az; short ribs Sides (loasel Ss;i5gsgo;
short sides hoxed,, Sls e. Wh ntFsst
G1ene. slo. Is Egg s. Easier at .S l:yR Oh 8 =
Sitmng at IOGloAc: Recelpts.Wh az go s5'ys
bushels; corn. $4,000 bushels; oa' ., a'o''W
bushels. ,itr b fas5}| ~
BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. l6.--FLoUR--F.rm
and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet; spot. cant ~,
81 Oh. II sp II : No. 2 rel. " S or sl.3a the
month, slO?N. Corn Easy, spot SPAS; the
mvntn, 5.isc. Oats.-Firm; NJ white. 4sc,
Ryc-Qulet; No. Q. zoe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
THE NORFOLK CONTEST.
Subcommittee Will Conclude
Taking Dispositions Next Week

mo Subcommittee Of the Democratic
state Committee. which has been 'ny esq
eating the 'rrshy-Dsy tasuonal contest
in Norfolk. VII rreconvene next week M
Norfolk and finish taxing depositlons M
In a ter The csmmlttee VA 81 to.s
gether on Wednesday and VIII finsh thu
testimony before The end q me il.4. Wes i.;
ntia Of The contestees,, Ind IN rsalssal
or The contestants evidence. II Is nos
thought that there will ue many wilnesSsa
Til hcomml.tse, wbIcn eo g; ], Il,
a. u. Wa,k.n (. OF fr,n,e. ESwa, q, md
Mr. Lloyd 7, smith Of Riehn9nab, csuRsyi
b. submitted to a meeting OF the full
conm.t,ee The stats censsal c9 mn g,
a date not ,e, definitely agreed upon. and
tesiues tbs se.tested ga g WIN ~ ~ !
ella ged with The ,responytelhtys. q ehoos'
Ing a date and place for tho state con-
8len ion TO numA.a,e delssa es ana alter
mates to the nationa con cntien st cht1
cage on ju.y 6,h, The quantities VIII
also fiX the basis OF representa- tton, A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
SYMPATHY OF HOUSE.
Resolutions concurred and Deep
Feeling Evident.
by Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, u. O., Feb, l6.-An
unugually large attendance OF members
or the House or Representatives We're in
their seats to-day nn the converting Of
that body. The usual hum Of voices was
subduedL MS tue topic of con-
yersation related almost exclusively to
the death ~ SEM tor Hama, S and the
preparations being made for the partici-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
DEATHS OF A DAY.

fBy Associated Press,)
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. 16.--word
has reached here of the death at Augusta
Ca, to-day OF Rev. Churchill Satterlee.
the rector OF Trinity Church. Columbia,
S. c. He had been suffering from an
attack OF he grip. He was a son of
Bishop Henry X. Sattcrlee OF the do
cese OF Washington. and was thirty-four
years OF age. 8+a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
MANsFIELD's SPECIAL.
Actor Had to- Have Extra Trair
~. 10 Reach Atlanta in Time. 7.

The S9uthern Railway asst night placed
1.-THE disposal OF Mr.. Richard MA nstleld
and the members Of his company spec.a
train In order to enable item to reach
Atlanta In time for ..lelr engagement
there An elegant special was made up.
and the actor and his u soclates left
the city this morning nt51 Q clock. T hey
are due to reach "a tlanta at +. NJ to-day
tonight The train will mako eXce%lsn
time. Captain CIV. Yves bury. district
ipes sen ger q GENT OF the railway here, made
the arrangements.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
THE FIRE ExTINGU1sHED,
Two Police Officers Discovered
@ and Ouenched It Early

An inclpient fire that might have proved
extensive but for the timely discovery
wn. observed bv Police Officers shepherd
and Portiaux about midnight In seaton's
Ths tim timely discovery AMI prompt action
OF the officers In noting and extin gu.sh-
Ing the fire made It necessary to turns In
al alarm, and thus save che fire breezy,
was vas b'nzIng merrily When ltiiscovereds Tho
sftre$is supposed to have dig mated from
the eng ne In the yard during the day
used to saw wood. F3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Z n -. - 8 re E,i-i
PEANUT MARKET.

aprTERsRIyRT VA, Feb. 16.-PEANUTS-
Spanish peanuts remain firm at ;1.l5. Tne
IN erinSs are light az the farmers are holding
their crops at 81. Virslnlas ars urn at
NORFOLK, VA. Feb l6-PEAEUTs-
Fari.ieia lmarke n. cher Tor al! graaes. Fancy,
4si44s.c.: strictly prime. 47s 9+'.c prime; ANe
dc common grades, Is a. rae. Spa ish, Sl.lVg
LIE a bushel: machine picked. S's1a1tc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
10 TEST THE SCREEN.
Invention Of Dr.. Smith TO- be
Given Thorough Trial.

There will be a fire nr 7,so this even;
n, a. The northwest corner ~ Eighttn a al 4
ths tl,e depar,ment to extMsuish .t.
TIA coca sion viii he n .est Of the fire
screen lately invented and Pslensed "
al, howard M, Smith, Of this city,
which bids fair to be destined to take
the pace OF asbestos suttaills NOW being
used ,by the theatres, ss
ii NJ. smith Will have erected wooden
and seys e teef s a Ms ana
I3roau. Ills Ire sc,esn WI! pc fixed IN tie
trent. and the rear Of TIE Little house
VIII te tet atl,s, As previously stated IN
me n ms s. Dispatch, the screen is COM
possd oil steel and mica.
I Dr. smith will Invite tho fro commits
sltners the Mayo and others to DO pres
ent and witness the test.
Rich1nonders in New York.
Especial to The, Tllpesrp ispatchl Al N
NEW YORK, Fob. lG-Astor. 9. p.
! Rjohardspn. Navarro, ], y. Etchlson;
York. H Heller; yiSYaldo q, w. Stevens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
ENJOYABLE Evening.

A silver tea was given --last night JnS
Murphys Annex Tor he henents II ths
Lady Maccabees An ENTERTAINMENT, VITA
jrecitations aud songs fol WED, and ttsN
evening closed With dancing. IA mokt -
,lightEal time was spsnt, The Rltt dAnts
Yas yery large. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
LEAVE SUNDAY u.
Will Gotto Washing tons Birth
dav Celebration at Alexandria.

The Richmond HowItzers. at q meeting
of the battery last night ut the armoly y,
decided to leave this city at a. NJ
Sunday for Alexandria to attend ant. par-
8tlc,pate in the celebration OF Washing
TOMS birthday. The battery will reach
this city after midnight Monday or on
Tuesday, morning. The Grip will be made
over the Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railway. Three nsw members
were received by the battery, and there
was large attendance OF the old mem
bers.. The meeting was thoroughly eA1thu--
lsiastlc. SRI #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO. 81. and 81. Paul gen. 4s....... 1851
~, ca po nd 5N,rthweeterr e n 7s........ 12Jts
Chica co. r. I. and Tncia: 6e............... 81
8. and ST. Louis gen. 4............. sIii
~ ico - ,roy mimi Is Observation-Disclosures. n s.
Gnns icd n bacco AZ .................... 6oSs
5Goinrndn and southern Is .......,.......... sA
nenver and rio Grande 4s............... 0Ils
Erie prior ieh a 81
4 Eort Worth and Denver City 1sts...... ~
IY oa :, va,iav IL 1O5
ITnmisviile and Nashville Unified 4i........ 0sb
Nanba ran tcansoI rold As ................ 1J.st
Sfax.sa ~ f.ent r., a G5ia
St1jcan renirai III 1915
S1inn ind at Louis acknowledgements. 0iH
Misssuri. Kansas and Texas 4s............. y..et
- s !s1u. i Ice con As ....... n ~
- Ynrt Cant gen. Observation-Disclosures. oils
New Jersey Cont al gen.. os.......,..'...gioo99
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
Nelson Encarnprnent.

INC regular meeting OF Nelson
sEncampment No. 9 T. O. O. f., will
take place tonight at Odd-Fellows' Hall,
Sm;t deal build ng. All members are
urged to be present, as business OF much
Importance will be transacted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17

none. No trading to-day. Drssed beef, slow,
poand beef SIS at es p p mt
slow. Seais, s5l9.oo. City dressed yea4s un;
per head poqma Make, sa si5w bu
strady for both sheep a1f lambs. Common
prime sheep sSSgs Lambs nosnd sa drs sd
~ aml1sc Der oourd Hog RE eipts,
l,1s7 head. Feeling about stendy. Prime state
hors SIS 60. f8s y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
Dry GOoDs AiARKEI

NEW YORK Feb 16-The dry goods nlar!te.
Inactive at first hands and bus er5 her~ not
Inclined TO operate except ior actu-l nesd ut
on euorts to secure concesstvns ar gener 10y
unsuccessful Jobbers, however report very
uctive day and buyers are Wiling 70 pace
free orders Tor desirable merchandise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17

I. !. :. ia, 1, 4. 7oA
s SoI .nv.n !, 1uas,.rn con s y7sa
GU line n. and Fnrtic.......... o19t
Ureson Sn canv s,ss... s5A
Beading Genera, - hfo,n;nin con. 5s..... sH
e. LIVE ; "a 81 4, 20 fg ts....... 81:
e. @ En,,t huesfern 1sts .............. % :.
~ LOUIS ts,ouLt" IL ....,.,..,,,,, 81
so,harn fs,c,dc "a $50
e :, aii,Sa,, ss Ill y
a taciHc Isis .....,............,.. II u
Toledo ST. L. and Western 4s.........'.. ,6 y /.
M II Pacific Az e. . Ia Ee =
Union Pacific conv. As sST
~ ~ g.. - - III !
Whpss,n &1 1ss na G2A
" anasn DuU a o,,e' Erie a. .,,,,,,,,,,,,.. 80
Wheein1s a.entr:n 4s observation-disclosures. 1913
colorado Fuel and a. IFo Er, san: 9.... S
~ nnl n eorria I'd Inc............... 29ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. 1s. 1904.
ARRIVED. i

steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Nertolk. mershan-
disc and passengers, Old Dona'nion line
steamer Pocahontas.f Graves Norfolk and
James river landings, merchandise tnd passea-
gers, Virginia Navigation Company
SAILED
steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk. narchnn.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c.. F@b. ls.-sPIRITs
Tukr.- l..,E-Flrm at &c.; receipts. 10
casks. Rosin-Dull at 3..6li reeeis ta. bar
rela Tar-Firm at Sl.4V: receipts lo2 bnrrels
Crude Turpentine-Etrin OF So 20; rece pts
II barrels. - =, !, -, -
Nothing doing receipts, 27h casks; exports s
casks. Resin-Tirm: receipts s,ol. . oarrc.s;
-~~C.JHARLESTON, s.. e.. Feb 16-TuRPES-
TINE AND ROSIN MISUNDERSTANDING doing;
quotations omitted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
LaF|OPGlCia
.COllaldC0ppGlCO.
Mines Located in
Sonora, Mexico.

We have just received full and complete
report showing work done on these mines
to date from hgh-class consulting min-
Ing engineer, with maps, plans and estl-
mate of cost Of further and complete de-
velopments, and we would BIO pleased to
have persons who are interested In this
line of business call and see same with
tho view of becoming Interested with us
In this promising property.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. -FLOuR-FaiTly nc.
i've and firm, Rye Flour-t.rm Bu kwhsAs
Fsvur--Qu.et. Cornmeai-tirm- Rye-Hom ma.
) Wheat--spot easy; No. 3. red. s1o9 optloE
opnned active. but later Cine. sh r. on
su,iing in q not loss Dr. ltfl:sc; May closed u
a,c 4 Juiy, s4c. September, s7l9c
4 Corn-Spot easier; No. 81 &C options ma. Z.
5kct opened nrincr The volinne Q; 2 SLICES .,s'
was small, and as q result OF local rctti.ins
M sRai Tx july ss,se. oass-spot arhsr:
B II Beef.stsady. Cit Meats-ouie,. Lard.
Weak; Western steamed. 3ti.S5i refined. cay "a
II riI--Ifnse tt-,. short tleAr. sloef., W. I. IL
low-Firr1.s Roslti--auiet Turps attne-Hui 81 T. .
conee-Spot Rio: Irregular ~. ~ o o'r :.
ne; mild. strudS Tbs merkst. LOT 60 -. &c
futures opened STEADY, 1IlJs points lover wv,
was renewal Of selling pressure ear ana as NE
is. bags ste.iS; ,s ta!r ensG
steady, Rice-Steady. Molassss-Eirni- So.
sBuIter-firIn; extra creamery. s,I.; Stats
dairy, ( i4ffslcs' CheeR.---te- ID =; ate. dl!li
cream fancy small, roiored September. Ec.
late made ioisc. small white, s,.s t. - u
late made. lose. Esgs-unsettled; state ana
Pennsylvania, nearby. average finest 3'c: I, -
Potatoe s-S,caay; Long lsiana. ,sSYS::s., JET
sey s,.75us.2o; Jersey sweets, Slooa . 90, ga
and sWestcrn. sacks. Sc 5oG Ia. t,sanuta-
Firm fancy handpicked. 5!7c, other aonlesuc'
5.Msc Cabbages-stea1y: d2mt sic. per IN.
ssssl3soo; per LOO. $4,000 Coiton-by Steam
10 Liverpool, 1.c-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
1 RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Feb ~ 1901.
100 QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS,
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET,
(sales at Union stock Yards.)

! -" IItNTTUrN4' y n, Frt'' W UT
Receipts for the week ending Monday;
LFi-Receipts, 10 head gnt;r liant
sm5Mc.t few extra. SIC; med LIN 70 go.., III
~ common q falr "a atse bast a b. 9Srs
gts medium a 70 CO. oaws sae Sf1a 99 con.
to fa u fa sRss sfsyyk fSsa o ss
calves 5,sac ssfsA M G9Ms s strons
Good hogs, 6has.se.; rgusas' 41s4a.sc ~
sHEl,P r. AND LANES Receipts. u head
Market strong on good sneep; Good sheep
s.AMoac: common to far, Slsa4,-c' soou
ri',Ss si good for all kinds Of stock,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17

choice heavy. tssoas1s; rough heavy, 5000
s5 light ses;s II, p n1na q Market Steady
i.asIirs steauy sheep. Easy. Coz !, eho ;,ss
yyethers, S4g54Go fair TO- choice mixed. @aoov
& 80: native lambs, S4157og4. seS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17

us1pN sIoGK rAsps; P11 iEESt Il, RAJ z
f faia So 4oSs eDSs double
decks: market active. Urine heavy. s5.a g 80 !:
mediums, IS. 4oQ545; heavy workers. s.Ssa % % ;
light workers So i9ao o;, r ,s I,,s 81
steady Prime wethers, Si.5. q i,7o; Gull ana
Common. S2al3. %: Il choice lambs, 1S."5a6's2i
veal calves, $i.bOdS 20. m !,
e CINCINNATI, o.. Feb ls.-HoGs--Aotiye
and higher at s5aa E a y I'M az -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17

CHICAGO. ILL, Feb. IA change in rules
Tor Heavy liquidation n wheat s,;day result
ne In July c!osns zgisc below the Tnai ~
down. May corn. NC. down: oats lac., and
provisions m U20c. lower. T7655s y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
r ,Ssi good for all kinds Of stock.

CHICAGO. ILL. Fob. CATTLE Re-
qoSd 10 ,I prime steers, siJtdf;75; poor e mo,
tiam so0s75 st IS and lesaai 1 ,rs T. s
hSss, sisS0 s5S; 5llls zeal 10: caves $500
Lss s RI Rsceipts today so !, head n: n
Higher Mixed and butcllals, 800 81 "a; so,d 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
corroSsEED OIL MARKET

NEW YORK. Feb. -Cottonsaed oil was
ilrm and hold higher on som grades. Prime
yellow 3sHc.: or summer ye.lo% nom. nal;
prime white, l1c.; prime winter yellow. 4l94-c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17

u s. refundng 2s registered 1oia
I. 8 r,rpnd,nr ;, coupon .!!.............. 1c4ai
.@ q "a. rc-,s,ered 4. ...,........... 1os
:, e 4. coupon I. :. !. ]. 100
U.,g New 4s registered ~.
i, q New a. coupon ...................... 1a3a
U. S.. Old As, registered wv 81
I,ch,.on general Is ....................,... sost
t,nhi.sn n,Ii,,ei mc,,t Al, ............. s.
Atlantic Coast Linz As ................ e27t
baltimore nud Ohio A. IA
baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 9sh
rnn, ~ (;eorpla SIS =. :. +. J. B, l0jex
S.a,,,,i ~ I; nnr,-,n 41st INC 10 II
r,e.t.e AND Ohio a, Z. :. i, i. lo3a
chiraro and Alton ais. I. {. /, 75A
r,hico go. "a, ana Quincy new IS ........,.....
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17

snot GOTTEN closed quiet, % points lower: MD
ding uplands 1850; middllns gulf is.7ai falei'
77a bales. "
cot,on ou,et: m!dalIng. 1870: net receipts.
100 bales: gross, e,s7G bales; sales. g haies;
st Ta;, ;S.daysi ali seap,rts-Set rsce1ts.
1913 bales: export to Great Britain. 20
bales; TO the Continent s,6sy bales; SUE.
'0 GSnsoldated NJ all seapor.s-Net recei1ts
liz bales; export TO Great Britain ap. ~
bales; TO France. a. I'll bales; TO ths ISht'ient.
Total since scptemher lst at ell s ,l g
isri.ain sis, as bales; Is F'lanee, 6s"e!l
baies: 10 tho Continent. o.l55,aas bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17

When anybody wishes to build a homo
1t isn't necessary to 90 out Of Rich
mend to get the stuff. nor Is 1t necessary
10 so all over town looking for lnn-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond, Va. Feb. u. 1914.
III 3A SALES
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-11-23
Fairview.

f. c. Pease is on the sick list.
Mr. Ransom is building a new house
Mr.. Spahr is building an addition to
his house
Charles Simpson is having his home
near the fair grounds reprinted.
John Mckay of Puyallup who recent
ly bought the Buchanan place. is erect
ing new house.
]. H. Carstens and family are con-
templating trip back to Nashville. ILL.,
where they will visit relatives and
friends.
Will P. Murphy sold four acres of Land
near the school house to Christ Schlief
who has moved upon it. Mr.. Schiei
comes from Minnesota.
Percy J. Collins of Portland has sold
his 5-acre tract opposite the schoo
house to some japanese, who are max
ing things look different on it.
One of John McKay's boys came neal
being killed in runaway last week. He
was saved only by the timely appear
ance of Mr.. Porter, who stopped tn,
horses Just in time to save the boy
who was caught on the double trees o.
the wagon, having fell from the top o
the load of slabs.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-11-23

Will Mckay has built nice two room
cottage on his 20-acre ranch.
\ strong camp of the Modern Wood
men has been organized at Mabton.
Earl Day has gone back to Towner
North Dakota. to stay with mis- sister.
George Mckay has been sick the past
few days with pneumonia fever, but is
improving.
Miss Jennie Killian arrived from Salt
Lake City, Utah. to make an extended
visit with her parents.
Rev O. w. Forbes of Portland. Ore.
and Rev. George c. Giffen are holding
weeks meeting at the scnool house.
Paul Killian returned home from I'll
ah last week. where he had been pas-
tering a large dwelling for Henry Kiels-
meier.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-11-23
AHTANUM.

This week brings to mind the pump.
kin pies mother used to make also the
roast goose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tompson returned from
Klickitat this week, where they had
been visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. Burgeron's mother, sister and two
brothers arrived from the east last week
and intend making their home on the
Ahtanum.
Mabel Merritt, who has been sick 50
long at the hospital, is improving very
fast and will be home soon.
Mrs. Smith is convalescing. We hope
she will soon be home.
Mr.. Daily has purchased a piece OF
land from Mr.. Woodcock, and expects
to build before long.
Mrs. Henderson s sale went off well.
Some things sold for nearly as much as
their original cost.
The oyster supper Friday evening was
well attended. With the proceeds
amounting to sl3.50-four delegates will
be sent to the Christian Endeavor con-
vention, to be held at Ellensburg Nov
%, 26 and ~, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-11-23
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY
Cowiche.

Miss Ada Jackson i, visiting at the
home of Isaac Davis.
Roy Bird of Natcnez was Cowiehe
visitor last week.
John French and family are moving
to the Ahtanum.
Methodist Episcopal services will be
held at the school house Sunday even
ing. Nov. p.
Jay Elliott has returned from the
Chelan country where he has been look
ing after some cattle.
Ole Elliott who has been attending
business college in North Yakima; Is
visiting his parents in Cowiche.
Mrs. Kemple OF the North Fork has
been assigned to the asylum for insan-
ity. Three small children are left at
home and are reported to be in a pitt
able condition.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-11-23
Injured in a Runaway.

William Maywalt's team and buggy,
himself and his aged wife. his daughter,
Mrs. Mary Sheets and her three little
children were mixed up in runaway
on Front street this afternoo at 3 80.
The team was scared by passing train
and soon got beyond the control of Mrs.
Sheets, who was driving. The lines
broke at a critical moment, leaving the
frightened horses Tree to run as they
pleased.
They ran down Front street to G, onto
which they attempted to turn. The
buggy was upset and all the occupants
thrown out, the older ones falling on
the children. Mrs. Sheets was the
worst injured, but a superficial exami-
nation disclosed no broken bones. She
was unconscious for some time. Mr..
and Mrs. Maywalt and the children
were all cut and bruised, but not seri-
ously injured. The buggy was pretty
badly wrecked. All the parties live IN
the Selah valley.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-11-23
School Section.

Mrs. Bert Jones of Everett is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs George Grist.
Willie Forbis and Oryille Dorsett left
Tuesday for Prosser They will hunt
geese in that vicinity.
Charlie Dillon. Jerry Wheeler, Mart
and Joe Palmer, left last Saturday for
Horse Heaven on a goose hunting eXpe-
dition,
John Dorset has received an acety-
lene gas plant which will furnish gas
for illuminating his new residence
which is nearing completion.
Miss Lottie Becker, our scnool teach
er who was compelled to close the
school for four weeks on account of al
attack of typhoid, has recovered suf
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John Iouht, who is suffering from a
mental disease described bv the insanity
experts as melancholia, was adiudyed
insane last Sunday afternoon, and was
taken Sunday night to the ASYLUM at
Medical Lake by Sheriff Grant. He
lived in the lower end of the county and
in the vicinity of Sunnysde for some
time.
In another column will be found the
advertisement of the Kent Feed Co.,
makers of the celebrated Magic Stock
Food, for which f. A. Morgan is the
local agent. The company had an at
tractive display at the state fair this
year, and the product is being used by
large numbers of Yakima siockmen,
who find it all it is represented to be.
Last Tuesday Mayor o. A. Fechter
was elected managing director of the
Yakima Valley Bank, the action being
taken by the directors in regular SEES
sion. Mr.. Fechter recently became a
director through the purchase of the
stock formerly held by Senator Walter
j. Reed, and was elected managing di-
rector to meet the requirements of the
increased business of the institution.
Mr.. Fechter states that the change will
cause no alteration in his plans relative
to other enterprises with which he is
identified. He still retains his stock in
the Yakima Commercial Company, but
will turn the management of this COM
panv over to l.. V. Janeck, who is act
lively associated with him therein.
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Have Reason to be Thankful.

DR.. w. r. Stanley and Miss Eta l..
Bickford will be married tomorrow even
ing at the brides Mob Hill residence.
Miss Bessie May Lee and Everett II =.
Cleveland will be married at the home
OF the brides parents this evening.
Miss Jessie Morrison and Dick Hauser
will be welded in this city tomorrow.
Miss Winnie Chapman and William
Beantrow will he married tomorrow
evening at the res dence of the brides
parents on Capital Hill.