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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-02-05
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-29

Work is in progress over at the
University preparatory to the erec-
tion of the annex to Century Mem
orial Hall building, which was COM
pleted this summer. The annex will
be built on the south side and is for
the boiler room and kitchen. These
two will he placed i'm the basement
story while the first floor will be
used for other purposes. The annex
will be 56A5l-6 and will be joined to
main building by a twelve foot pas
sage way. The excavation for the
basement is nearly completed and
the stone work will be commenced
Within a week.
Thursday a party of ladies consist
ing Of Mrs. j.. o. Walrath. Mrs. +.
Nj. Hammer, Mrs. j. G. Mccartney,
Mrs. Fred Kimball, Mrs j. X.
Smith, Mrs. c. w. Hoon, Mrs. c. w.
Downey, anc several children CHAR
tered the Tobin gasoline launch and
made a trip down to the Russian
settlement, and report that it is a
most delightful trip for a days out
ing. From all indications Mr. Tobin
will be kept busy the rest Of the
summer making these excursions.
On the way back several stops were
made at attractive groves which are
abundant along the banks of the Jim
river.
Women love a clear, healthy COM
plexion. Pure blood makes it. Bur-
dock Blood Ritters makes pure blood.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Seaman arrived
Thursday from Running Water,
with their little daughter, Mary.
The little girl was accidentally shot
Monday morning while playing with
one of the hired men on the farm of
her brother, Charles Seaman. She
locked the man in the barn and he,
in rummaging around to find some
thing with which to playfully scare
her, picked up an old musket that
was not supposed to be loaded and
pointed it through the window. He
pulled the hammer back and it
slipped from his finger and the gun
exploded. Mary was some distance
away and did not get the fun charge.
Some of the shot entered her right
side JUST above the breast and Others
took effect in her limb. The latter
were removed, The little girl is not
& H. AZ.4 -1 N. 80 ~ ~ -
around. The friends Of the family
viii he pleased 10 earn that the ac-
cident was no worse.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-29

Mrs. John Brown and Harry went
to Charles City, Iowa, Thursday.
e. f. Wagner was over to Alexan-
dria on legal business Thursday.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. r. E. Cone,
Thursday afternoon. July IS. a
daughter.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carl
son. Thursday morning, July IS, a
daughter.
Born, to MIR, and Mrs. Art Wal
strom, Tuesday afternoon, July 26.
a daughter.
John D. Peckham, editor of the
Parkston Advance. came up Thurs
day afternoon.
Ray Graham, of Lincoln, Neb.. ar
rived in the city for a vacation of IA
couple of weeks.
Mrs. Z. E. King went ove1 to AL
exandria Thursday TO remain a
few days with friends and relatives.
Miss Johanna Grace has decided
not to return to Sioux City and has
accepted a position in II. D. Butter
fields store. where she was employed
before going to Sioux City last yea
Miss Emma Haynes, a member of
the high school faculty, who has
| been at st. Louis attending the ma
tiopn1 educational p,notjpn ,nd tbo
exposition. arrived home Thursday.
Elmer Halling, who makes Mitch.
ell on his trips through the state SELL
ing cigars to retailers. was married
tuesday to Miss Mary G.. Skidmore.
OF Salem, Mayor Tom Bishop per-
forming the ceremony. The bridal
couple went to st. Louis for a we'd
ding trip.
John Hammerson, who was tie
chairman of the board of trustees
of the Home Guardians, rendered
his resignation and, Judge Clifford,
the supreme guardian, appointed
Don G. Medbuly. of Huron. to the
position. Mr.. Medbury will make a
good otliclal for the place.
Prof. I. f. Graham arrived home
Wednesday afternoon from Chicago.
whore he has been in attendance a,
the Chicago University, having
taken a thorough curse ia history
and economies this summer. While
IN Chicago Prof. Graham finished
the arrangements for tie lecture anc
concert course, for the coming win
ter. and ne says that a ine list OF
talent has been secured.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-29
Wanted.-A gentle driving poney
Joseph Jacobs. Mitchell.

hullICb. SSLSiS pOiNJ'
Joseph Jacobs, Mitchell.
Swift's Pride soap is an absolutely
pure high grade laundry soap. SAT-
est and most effective for all laun-
dry purposes.
John Determan has about finished
an attractive looking house OF the
corner of Seventh and kinball
streets. Mr.. Determan owns a ware
house on the Omaha tracks.
A Yankton special states that 1t
was announced by the Milwaukee
officials that a new s25. 900 passen-
ger depot and a 80 600 freight depot
will be erected this summer and fall.
The binder trust has gobbled ul
five companies already and now they
are going to eobble up the farmer.
But you DON'T have TO buy from
them, YOU can buy the Acme. SOLD
by d. w. Collins.
Strayed.-From my place near
L.etcher Oh Saturday July l6 one bay
horse, 9 years old, weighing ahou1
$50 pounds. unshod, u white foot,
a little white on forehead. Earnes,
Holgate, Ietcher. S. u.
Guy LaFollette, representing th'
Sioux City Tribune, and Geo. T
Author, representing the Sioux Cit,
journal, passed through the city
Wednesday Oh their way to Chamber
lain to be present at the drawing o!
the names for the Rosebud lands.
Allie Lathrop, of Milwaukee, ar
rived Tuesday afternoon to make
visit with relatives in the city. Mr.
Lathrop is in the employ Of the Wis
consin Central railroad. with which
he has been connected for several
years and he is rising in the work
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Barber have
been spending none or less time in
holding down a claim in Buffalo
county for the past six or eigh'
months, and Monday they proved
up on the quarter at Chamberlain
Mrs. Barber came home Tuesda'
and Mr.. Barber viii drive througE
DR.. I. 5. Kammerling, who re
Gently came here from Chicago, ha
decided to locate in Mitchell for TIL
practice of his profession, and ha
secured rooms / ana , Owe Jane
Lyons grocery store for the pres
ent. Dr, Kammerling comes will
good recommendations as a physical
and surgeon.
The evening world., 1904-09-19
STOCKS QUIET IN LONDON.
Steel the Feature OF Trading In
Americans, which Closed Easy.

LONDON. Sept. D.-The demand for
money was somewhat increased tenn
porarily In the market to-day. Dis
counts strengthened. the condition OF
the Cintinental exchanges. especially
In Germany. causAg slight uneasIness.
Trading on the Stock Exchange was
fairly cheerful but quiet. Consols i'm.
proved and closed easier. Home Rails
mostly had a better tone. operators
being encouraged by the monetary
tendency,
Americans opened dull. moved ire
quarry to above parity and became
rather Idle, United States Steel was
.ne hrm feature. Prices closed easy.
uIand Trunk opened dull on the trafio
returns and recovered sharply FOREIGN.
ere were well supported. japanese were
aelly n higher. Imperial Japanese
al W "a. "'N sN'''u
The evening world., 1904-09-19
SUBWAY LABORERS
STRIKE OLD WHARF
Digqers in Whitehall Street Run
Into Dock Built by Commo.
dore Vanderbilt Buried Deep
In Ground-0ther Relics.

L. .,o,ir, tho
~o'n",e uS,ah,u go, ,o.dav
n]no"SsrT S'p ror, ., an ola wharf
which tho o,ass, inhabitants OF that
section of the CITY say 4, the dock
built by Commodore Vanderbilt for a
landing place for the old steamboats,
which in the nrst half OF the last
century used to ply between the Bat
terry and Staten Island.
The picks OF the diggers struck wood
FIRST about seven feet below the sur
face and, although the digging con-
unutd Tor several hours. not all OF the
aock was nrousht 10 iisat' Inc piank-
'hs useu ior u moor Oh inc JOCK 10
OF ook' -FOUR ny Twelve inches, and Is
apparently In as good condition as
when Il WAS laid. recurring ,he use of
n sharn ors ana .,ro,r usn ..
The evening world., 1904-09-19
LEAVES
LOVER FOR DEATH
Unexplained Suicide OF Beautl'
full Brooklyn Girl on Eve Of
Marriage - Drinks Carbollc
Acid and Is Discovered Dying.

Kate Joyce. a girl Of eighteen, with
an excellent reputation. told the man
she expected to marry good night, ran
TO her room Laughing. wrote a note to
the police. and early to-day ended her
life With carbolic acid In her room In
the boarding house OF Mrs. Tessie
Fisher, No, IS Throop avenue Brooklyn,
The police have been unable to lsarn
Of my reason why the girl should have
ended her life. They found that q week
ago she went to Mrs. Fishers house
from the home OF her mother. Mrs,
deston. No. 5a3 West Ffftieth street.
Manhattan. She did not explain to any
OF her new made friends why she had
left home. but she seemed perfectly
happy and contented. and often talked
Of the time when she vas to marry
George waldron, a young man, highly
esteemed. who lives at No, w Stockton
street. Brooklyn.
A few days ago the girl secured I'M
ploynent In a silk mandatory "a
broadway and Myrtle avenue. Brook
Ign. She appeared to be much inter-
es;ed In her work and the earning of
her own living seemed to give her
much satisfaction,
Waldron called on the girl las, NIGHT
and shortly after II o'clock. when he
was leaving her, she turned to him
and said:
VIVA would you think II I would Be
dead tomorrow
Laughing at the suggestion Of death.
the girl ran to her room and there
wrote this letter 10 the police;
please don't let anybody know what
has happened. Send for George Wal
dron, No. % Stockton street, Walt UNI
Ill no comes, please. KATE JOYCE"
Some time during the early morning
hours groans were heard coming from
the girls room. She was dying, and
an empty vial which had contained car
bollc acid told the story OF her sui
eide. Deaf, came before a physician
could be summoned
The evening world., 1904-09-19
Amalsamated Copper, Best Of
the Few Good Features, Gets
Support While the List
Runs OF.
RAILROADS CHIEF LOSERS.
d. Paul. Atehfson, Pennsylvania.
Reading, Rock Island and Union
Pacific Felt the cut-stssi Falls
Away.

Stocks closed generally lower In the
market to-day. after Q depressed ses.
SION. with the volume of trading lin
tied. London houses did Q fairly good
business, being mostly on the selling
hide. They were comparatively heavy
sellers OF teel preferred and traded
both ways on Southern Railway. Com
mission houses generally reported rsth-
~ small business.
The feature Of the marke: was ne
support given Amalgamated Copper.
the price advancing l IL per cent.
sBltlmors u Ohio was looked after
during the last half-hour. the price be-
tng pushed UP Us. Atchison. II. Paul.
Louisville q Nashville, Missouri PACT
DC. Pennsylvania, Reading, Rock ISL
and and Union Pacific were the chief
losers. each closing OF IL " ~ per
cent. E
Activity In the Steel Issues fsh on
durtng Inc afternoon. each showing q
fractional loss, tennessee Coal n Z
aud Consolidated Jas each loss ! point.
The closing OF M Erie group was
fairly active. Losses OF from Ia 10 ~
were teit IN the fractions.
The total sales of stocks were b. wv
snAres. and OF bonds S.iss,00.
oBnds improved toward the close and
finished firm.
The evening world., 1904-09-19
ASPHALT CARGO IN PORT.
First shipment from Venezuela
since Litigation started.

The British steamer kennett arrived
last night from Guanaco, Venezuela.
with the hrst cargo Of asphalt that has
been shipped from that country since
and Bermuda Company has been In It'll
cation.
.. HE s SSgs, c,ssr. :e y , e. y Sy.u The &c;
court. Capt. TYrney said he ga no
know 70 T whom i N,s T ,s:r 'S on VINE Tne
chester q Company. Capt. Torney says
sno,nsr vessel was expected at Qua
naco to load with asphalt for this, port.
II Is expected. that the Asphalt on
the Kenneth will be seissd. As there Is
ss1 20 Be A. stsaeh In tssss .o,l
The evening world., 1904-09-19
COTTON PRICES STEADY.
support Given by outside Traders
Helped the Market.

The opening OF the cotton market
was steadler than expected to-day on
the cables from Liverpool, prices being
supported by two or three local traders.
presumably working for outside opera
tors, Business was dull Following the
call prices were further advanced ny
professional covering.
= The opening prices were. Sept. 1916
bid; Oct. 1924 to i0S; Nov. 1888 to
1915; Dec. 1910 to, lo.il. Jan, l0.i3 to
1855: April, 1913 bid: M$e, 1865 bid.
Tra late prices were: October. 10. i0i
November, 100: December. in1; Jan.
uary, 10. rs; March. ic.j5; May. 1Q.G.
The evening world., 1904-09-19
WHEAT CLOSED WEAK.
Distinct Cut In Prices while Corn
II Also Affected.

Wheat closed weak In the market to-
day at ia to ia cents net lower.
Corn also was affected, the final quo
tations being 81 OF a cent net lower.
New York's opening prices were:
Wheat-May. ia; September. lis Is;
December, 1l3 IL. Corn-December, 81.
Chicasols opening prices were: Wheat
May, Ill 81 to Ill L.; September. 1O7;
December. 100 1-2-S-S to 100 is. Corn
May. Wi-2 % 1s-S; September, 81 Is
TO 81 IL; December, Dl-S TO 03-s.
New York's closing prices were:
wT .y II bid; Go ssptsRSer' rs;
bid: September. Sl's bid; December,
Is IA asked.
chicago's closing prices were: Wheat
September. l6 -; December, l0I rs
TO ilo. Corn-september. pS-s to il;
May, Dt-t asked.
The evening world., 1904-09-19
KING Of SERv|A IS
WORRIED BY RUSSIA
Cars Minlsterthe Only Foreign
Diplomat Who viii Not Be at
Peters Coronation on Next
Wednesday.

BELGRADE. servis, Sept. n-Ali the
Powers have instructed their Ministers
here to attend the coronation OF King
Peter. except Russia. whose action has
caused a sensation.
King Peter will Be crowned on
Wednesday next.
The evening world., 1904-09-19
HARMON MAY NOT SPEAK.

CINCINNATI. Sept. ls.-Reports from
Judge Judson Harmon. who Is now In
London Indicate that he may not be
able TO return In time 10 take an active
part In the campaign for Judge Parker
MS he had promised to do. Judge Har-
mons detention Is due TO the ill-healti
Of his wife, who is under treatment In
London.
The evening world., 1904-09-19
JOHN W. GRACE DEAD.

Demise Of London Msmbsr Of wsR.
Grace 4 Co. Followed Operation.
The death OF John W. Grace, OF the
W. II. Grace X Co, corporation, was
announced In a cable despatch to-day
from London. Mr.. Grace had been ~
for several weeks. His death followed
q surgical operation.
land for nvs years. lie Is survived by q
large family.
The evening world., 1904-09-19
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Trains depart frcn Grand Central stsfisa
Va street. New York.
fl2.lQ AM-Midnirht Express
.fLO Ah-Adirvndaes q Aontrsai euoq11A
tsD AM-Emp.re State Express.
$40 AM-Fast MALTA hours To ChiceQo.f
tp.& AM-Saratoxa and Montreal sperto1-
.i09 AM--Exposition I.imlted-St Lea
'l2O Pl-Ruffaio Limited.
sl.0 Pn-snuthwesfsrn Limited.
III PM-chicaFo Limited.
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~ 10 PN-The LAX shore Lmite3
$50 PM-cinr,unati and ~. Louis llss14e4 !
g 90 Pm -Wefhefr rvrrss~. :.
100 Px-Montreal Expesss. f
II PM-Adirondaes = x,atyeai urrvuun :.
$50 pM- Buffalo rs--.iri "a iSSElr
30 py-scpthvtstevn erec,aL
. PM-pacific ExpresA
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The evening world., 1904-09-19
The Closing Quotations.

To-dsys highest. lowest and closing prices
and net changes from Saturdays closing
R1iees or from lias recorded sale are As fol-
The evening world., 1904-09-19

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The evening world., 1904-09-19
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Sun rises 6+sIsun sets. aa6l Moon ssis. i251
THE TfI)EA
The evening world., 1904-09-19

Nan of 81 Killed by Lightning.
OGDENsBURG, n. T.. Sept. IN
frank Larock, aged eighty. was strucA
and kilt by LIGHTNING this afternoon.
The evening world., 1904-09-19
EXCURSIONS

West Point, Nswbwsh 4 Posshksepgi&
Urea bay Lina steamers New rosks" -
.AIhany.'' from Desbrosses ~. Pisr o. -
4 ~ Yves, 20 81, 0 A. y. and wsss Ia
Ro..nn rycnrSc-. ~. 3 and 4 40
The evening world., 1904-09-19
PATENTS.

EDGAR TATE Z Co, sts Drssdv.y,
patent soiisliets. advice fsa send 10
The evening world., 1904-09-19

England for the early Fall shooting, will
rejoin his wife within a fortnight, and
they Will stop in the United steies until
December.
80 all speculation ceases that arose
when, the Countess announced that she
would not 20 TO P%ittsburg but remain
a. Nh er mothers summer home; And
mouths heir will see the light first In
America.
The evening world., 1904-09-19
Port OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS.

f, INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DUE TO-DAY.
Cermanis, Naples. Nadertand. Antwerp.
Elswtck Hoase. statendam, Rotterdam.
Gibraltsr City OF Columbus.
Island, -Chrtstiansand. sayannsh.
City Of Macon. FL sisio. Galveston.
Savannah. Comes. New OrieaLs
Ethiopia. Glasgow. ZulIs. La Guayra.
Calabria. Naples. Trinidad. Bermuda
Jersey City. swsns.s. Antilia. Nassau.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
SAILED TO-DAY.
BrusA Prince. Hamilton. Norfok.
p~srnambuea $3.50
The evening world., 1904-09-19

CREDIT TO ALL.

DIAMONDS AND wATcnEx
sntssd. confidsatial Call write = 49,
iydJ Cortian3t.
NATIONAL pIsrr-p APP EAF<
The evening world., 1904-09-19
3.
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GEO. ROBINSON lawyer
% Nassau s. tDayl. 100 B'way.sf q. cNieau.
HELP wANTID-MALL

nces With easy selling novelty. food .1l-
ary to compstsnt and experienced nfo- A.
DIV ~ letter TO y. VI n. hon Wl Wcfl4-
WkNfED-SOn union machinery mss,1sr&
kddres, p o Ros fol. Maresstss. 10y
The Bourbon news., 1904-04-29
MILLERSBURG.

Mr.. Homer Sparks, of Kansas City, Mo-,
is the guest of Talbot Madison.
For sale cheap, 2 second hand buggies.
STEWART & COLLIER
We now have Sunday U. S. Mail from
Carlisle to Paris and all papers delivered.
The K. U. defeated the M. M. /. at
Lexington, Monday, by score of 10 to 3.
A Box Coach at bargain, have a few
left, and will close them out. Get one.
now. 10 w. Mock.
Mr.. Will Peed, of Sharpsburg, has been
the guest of his brother, John Peed, this
week.
Make your stock healthy by feeding
Hanns Stock Food. For sale by Stewart
& Collier.
Mrs. S. H. Crieton, of Indianapolis, is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Belle
Taylor.
Miss Sadie Hart returned Sunday from
an extended visit with DR.. Prichard, at
Huntington, w. Va. }
Miss Irma Iva, guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Mary Iva, at M. F. c. will sing at the M.
E. church, Sunday morning.
Call and see the handsome line of
phaetons, carriages and runabouts.
STEWART g COLLIER.
Mrs. Albert Rice, at County In6rmary,
will get about $4,000 from the estate of
her uncle, Allen Day, of Fleming county.
Mr.. S. c. Blackwell, of Winchester, has
taken charge of the Continental purchase
of tobacco at this place of ]. D. Booth and
Leer Bros.
The storm Monday destroyed one barn
for Mack Grimes, unroofed a warehouse
and Connel Bros. barns and DESTROYED all
fences near by.
What will make you more money than
your poultry-Dr Huss' Panuaa will
keep them healthy and make hens lay.
Sold by c. w. Howard.
The will of Mason Johnson has been
compromised by the plaintiffs. Charles
Stewart, John.and Hugh Johnson agree to
take cash, notes, ETC., amounting to $22,-
$40 go and the defendant Oscar Johnson,
to have the land, about 27O acres.
The Bourbon news., 1904-04-29
CHURCH CHIMES.

"A business meeting will be held at
the Baptist church, Sunday morning, at
IO o'clock. All members requested to be
present.
Rev. Robert P Howie, of Nebraska.
will preach Sunday>at the First Presby-
terian church, morning and night. A
special song service will be held.
An old time Baptist revival at lack
son, in which Rev. G w. Argabrite, for
merly of this city, assisted the local pas
tor, resulted in twenty-one additions to
church, fifteen of whom were baptized in
the Kentucky river.
Elder Morgan will preach series of
Sunday evening sermons on "The Home. f"
He will deal with such subjects as 'fThe
Sovereignty of Love in the Home
"Queens by Divine Right" "Some of the
Problems of the Home," etc. The
chorus choir is preparing special pro-
grams of music for the services and a
great attendance may be expected.
The Bourbon news., 1904-04-29
District Republican Con.
VontiOn.

The Seventh District Republican Con-
vention assembled in Odd Fellows Hall.
this city, at 2 o'clock with a large
and representative body of delegates
present
The convention was called to order by
District Chairman c. o. Reynolds. Elder
Sweeney offered the opening prayer, after
which the Paris Elks Band played patrio-
tic selections. Secretary Thomas Walker
read the convention call. Judge Bristow,
of Georgetown, was elected temporary
chairman.
Taking the chair Judge Bristow made a
brief speech. DR.. Minish, of Frankfort,
was elected temporary secretary The
call of counties for committees followed.
/ The convention effected a permanent
organization by electing John M. Brennan,
of this city, chairman and retaining Mr..
Minish as secretary. Mr.. Brennan made a
brief address which wss we'll received.
Mr.. Snyder, of Lexington, read the re-
port of Resolutions Committee, strongly
commenting President Roosevelt and in
structing delegates for him and also in
dorsing Mr. Yerkes and instructing for
him for National Committeeman from
Kentucky.
Leslie Combs, of Fayette, and Mr..
Cannon, of Woodford, were selected for
district delegates by acclamation.
Capt. Hardin, of Owen, and Miles
! Williams of Henry, were elected district
alternates. Judge Bristow, of Scott, Dis
triCt Elector, and Robert McMichael, ot
Fayette, District Chairman. The conven-
ton then adjourned