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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-20
{ THE COMMITTEE BACK.
Party Which Visited State Inst.
tutions Returned Yesterday.

S The Joint legislative Committees on
Public Institutions and Education. Asy-
2lums and Prisons and Schools and q Col
leges returned to the city last night. after
Z a. ,four-days 5 tour Of the. Southwest, Wis
&iting state Institutions. Il During their
/ stay they visited and Inspected the South
western state Hospital. at Marlon;5Et The
Virginin Polytechnic Institute, at Blacks
burg, and the State Normal College, q
8Farmvile. n
N Those composing the committees are
Senators Ryars, Kcezell, Ford S3 Holt
Stands Chapman and Sale and Delegates
Everett, Dnniel.8 Scott, bryant, Rogers,
j. NJ. Lewis, Graves. ]. ]. Owen and
Eugene Ould. The party left this city.
Tuesday night, ched Marion the next
morning, spent the day at tho hospital
and left that might for Christlansburg
and thence to BlncksburS, where they vis-
tied and Inspected the Virginia Polytech-
mic Institute Leaving Blacksburg Thurs
day night, they went to Farmville ana
spent yesterday there. reaching this city
at $3.50 p. NJ.
The members OF the party expressed
themselves Jas we'll pleased with their
trip and with the condition q ts Yarl7
GUS Institutions as they observed. 81 .8ss
s8S..During our trip to the State tttu-
ttons named j. saw nothing In such dis
graceful condition as the State Capitol s.
said Senator Sale las night to are re-:
porter. ."rhat is right" said Senator
Stands, who overheard the remark the ne
two gentlemen and others on the commit
tee gave similar expressions. and de-
tclared themselves III favor Of enlarElng
and repairing the Capitol, Whatever Of eise
was done. s 5is
The legislative party were aeconlpa-
MED oil their return TO this city by RI Pr
u. II. McBryde, OF the Virginia !. /. Poly
fteohnio Institute and BY Hon. y. lhomp-
son Brown, Of Bedford. a member OF the
( board OF Visitors Of that chool. 81. "a, 4
Senator Sale went with the legislative
committee on their tour. instead Of goins
home sick as was reported. INC se wv ~
does not 4 loot like a sick man, but "a
unusually we'll. and Is, In shape fol, q
hard fight in favor OF his free hospital
bill, forwhich he made suchaSn handsome liis
Il fight last Tuesday.
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HARRIs--WOO|...D:.,.3
"a Beautiful Church Wed ding 34 ilsl
GAINESVILLE, Va.
(Specinl to The Tlmes-pispatcl

s (snecial to Tho Time pispa tch.) assSsgs
K ~, ARK SyILIIJ ,V4 AL Feb, q 19.-@=Ar:s$
Henry M, Harris and Miss Mary Josessss
sphina Wood, both Of T Clarlssvilla Nersl
married III the Methodist Church igsy
a. NJ. Wednesday. a. u \ ssss U. ss. sss
The bride Is the charming saanentsEssI
Of Judge and Mrs. Henry " oou,sS.lI nsss
groom Is one Of tho 4ea
chants here. 55 \. !. s.,s 5 sS
Rev, Thomas r., Reeves, Of the MethosssSS
dist Churc b, officiated The church wa
beautifully decorated 81 !.
T Mrs. cabell S. Mood presided CT tfl IN
organ. a solo, 20 Promise AZ ..ls va
sung by Mr.. r. II. Moss. after W ich Sta 9
bridal party entered, welcomed o. IT. s!
strains OF Memberships wedding marcli.3
The ushers were NIessrs, Warr!ng
Wood ", A. Mcgee, Henry Wood, ira
and w. T. Townes, OF Clarksyille Mt
owen Canada, of DanYille, Va,, ana &1ir.H
John Fry, OF South Boston next came
Trio bridesmaids In white crepe % sehlA
wearing black picture hats and caFEyln9S
3large punches Of rose cnfna tions heyss
we're Misses Emma and Cahell Valk!nsssa
and Minnie Morton, OF Clarks&ll,e y at w
katherine Flournoy, 81 Rlehmopoi st!s,
Rosie Sheppard, of Winston, NJ CT Mss
5ramella Harris, OF pany!lle, Va. ard
Misses Frances and Nett!e Gregory,
oxford, y, G, Then CAME ths pflaa,s
leaning on the arm OF her father, v dge
wooa .rhe bride was dressed IN hnnaF
some brown tallor-lnade travelling silsss
nnd earrled Bridesmaids roses. she w
preceded by her sister, MISS ilana ~ =. oo1ss
as maid Of honor, in sfrhai9 w ss'i.sI eaI
Tying, Prosperity carnatle ns. tihe gtogns3
catered With his best man, Mr., Ri tts
Over Immediately the bride and granIn|
left for Richmond and cities at w
North
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Mr.. Faris at Keysyille.
81 The 1'imes- nispatch.

slr,--wil you kindly allow me to COR
rect 9 statement mad, mads by your GORE.
of the 1912 On leayitng home 7 bought a
Ticket TO Meherrln. thni,iGs II objections
were raised to my presence at Keysyilo
! would go 70 Mehsrr'n and drive baek
business. When the ira IN arrived at Keys
Vile ahoutl o'cloe loci WAS met ny q num-
and Invitations from each hotel proprie-
tor were extended e ,,,, me. The town ser.
Them. N took dinner with Mr.. Womack.
rfasG the b naS Ne cs g my prG iys &C.
Il permit. he did not think / you'd ba no.
les,oa s then at,snafh g ny r, h1a,nes ,
whom / was Informed ny thn sergeaps thpt
some ono had cot'p'ainfi o. my pressnce,
would look after me. r took supper with
.NIr, ReasGley at Nnrray's Hotel and left
;ISeYsyiIle on the train 4 INTENDED ~ when
] tleft home "a IA 4, S5 s8s3 n
5 ~ II it5Sis8 w, RI ~ St:s5 al
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COTTON,
Cotton, Wheat
Corn and Coffee Losses

claims against Brokers and commission
n,srehsnts to.' unauthorized closing Of
contracts on New York, Ns~ Orleans.
Chicago and other Exchanges, collected
~ THE oREDlT CLEARING HOUSE.
Correspondents invited, No fees charged
lun,sss service randered, III
q address,, The Credit CLEARING House,
collection Departments, sss Broadway,
New YORK, or 200 Eta enroc Street, Chi
5aseas ILL \. n .slE W AS
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mtddllns uplands. 1870; mlddlng gulf. 40;
falcs, 722 bales. 55q D. {i5

u,dd,inr unlands, 14.so; middling guilt. 14.75;
rales, 722 bales s Era
eeints as bales sales, rs ba.es stock ~ ~
sxp54 ssfsR
10 tho Continent. ssl: bales; 20 'so's'
expo IL S,ea . n ,hs con INIT
Tot otal Da since September IS. a. al ssaper 81
s1I.sn i iss s eon,!nens. .sis bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Feb Is =: 6 ar1s9nr
Spot cotton quiet. cloudy weather 80
loTer s. Snfaso LSerpo
se ee sSsa &ss spa sas a1 q
close yestsrday nt and then aa aS.l
Win whl chg Was Is ponts
eWes, Of and 4 points aS9e sybawad
.mSa,i erheE asse
R,sesT e e m are es
tiys mon,hs eaw saia ass & ga point
Cotton futures steady: Fe.rnar y, 10y PIC 10
+ 5sn.s Ell. Apr55' aly
gust lsG7a1a.70: September. l2.ioal. y; % S-,
The following are the total MT RECEIPTS Of
cotton ~ M pert; since I, septsesrT y:
s psiss aos Sa'fs 9TH
baes fhar,esNSn 9ale Salem
$Si'sdsRs Ss sHfs
sstss baea Port Townsepa 2ssSs pnles bai Ha.
EsEeisso bales saiss e Pa5o bais,
l:a $50 7.s bales. 49,
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OPPOSE RED1sTR1cT1NG,
Congressman Rixey Thinks There
rs No Demand for It Now.

f Ccngressman John IT. RIxey, WHO came
here "a address Lee Camp In expositi Of
3 lis Bill in relation to Union and Confcd.
craft homes, II at Mnrphy's. and last
In i, proposed redlstricting hill He ndvnS+
at the proper time and suggested that
ia SIX years it1would probably be made
would have lost a .nfWha. four, Years
ago, said he, had not the memberSlip
of tina House been Increased, Mr.. Rixfy
discus ed III, bill for q time Win senatsI
whai !, sason there was for mt eGualsing
the q !strlcts. Ills constituents. he said
were clamorng for the nsasure, tie per
sonally had no inteles whatever IN the
MI. Risey EXPRESSED the opinion that
ms Ninth District should be reuuced
son.ewh hat, II there wos to be any redls-
gtrlcting.
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Mrs. i. q, Daniel,

t Especial to T:ia Tinnssy i,lssp q feh.a ~
CASCADE, VA Feb. 1p,f-- II =, ~ al.e Hss
Daniel. who died Of pneumonia Az hsRI
nome, pear Oak HILL Va, SUNDAY, AZ ia
aao of eighty-fiye years, was SintpfFead
III the family cemetery Monday eyaHlllre
She WAS one OF the nost pgolniaspf
Shris,ian ladies' In tits vicinity. bsinR ~ M
member OF Maytleld, N, G.. Fresby tertAsE
3C,murch over fifty years. ssS lsayee
three sons, aaessrs. a. VIZ y, ana Is Ri
Daniel, OF Forth caroslr a.. ana ~ "A
daughters. Mrs. Thomas 8. SsaF ~ NJ
5R sdli III. q, and Misses lIia
Belle Dan 81 ea ais El
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y y -.fnn1,nr q, rcrlstercd y. \. J. 1o4N
r; i Rounding 2s, COUPON y. !. -, 1o.E
Si Z S't a. NJ I. . los
!, 8 i. .,,,,,, !. I. e. Z. 1os
~ Nsw IL I. !. !. i. -. 1s.li
+; q New ~ coupon 4. I. !. j. 1924
n q f,ld b. sred +. I. \. :. lo7
~ IA a. con,,oi I. 4, I. !. !. !. =. 1o7
4 .ch,son neral As J. !. ssh
AtchIson adjustment ls %
Atlantic Coast Linz "
baltimore and Ohio 4s .
MIN "A ma Ohio SIS ssh
~ c,eorrin Is I. !. . 3. .t5.s
$50, q ~ B :, n r,,o n, Inc . . 10
Eentrai ~" SS ~ ziLs -. 105
Chicago ana .A ld nv nav IL Din
fhisa ~ K md 81 Paul gen 1853
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Scottish Rite Reunion.

The Scottish Rite Reunion OF ,Vlrgltinasss
Ming Mlll % on the the nth and continuing antl.
tile Isl Il. There will; be aboI s. Ky soEs
seventy members Of this higher e p 1hss
q 20 n bout lis Scottish Rite AIasons IN the
v. rgi.ia corsistory. Among the th Is w
ttlro degree Mafons In this city are .5.sst ;S
Mayer c. a. Nesbltt f., T.. sutton e a9 na;s
e. N. Dennis. I'M
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Mistake Corrected.

a slip Of the pen Yesterday, made 7. I'M \
Sihet,,re or .rasnn was delivered Il at lthas
MbsSnic Temple This was, Of course IA
mis- take Tne lecture wa he hrst 70 s. a8
series arranged by tie Nee tlanics lns s.-S
rute and was delivered In the audi orlunf
nj tlle institute. " i.sSs ye s6e
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ssson Amalgalnated Copper ......
100 Amer. Car and iFouhdry.s..S
N 100 A11ar. Cotton oil .u....,...

232tn Afilnlgatnateu copper T......
100 Amer. Cdr and Foundry go.
100 Amer. Cotton OIL u.
la( Amer. Snuff .....,..........
Amer. Snuff, pfd.a.........
y Amer. Can "a. ............
Ainet. Can pfd..n..,......
1890 Amer. Locomotive. com ~.
1900 Amer. Sugar -...,..is.....
17ioo a.. II. and g.. FL coni.......
10n A.. r. and B.SFc, pfd. 1890.
1900 Baltimore and ohios.....
1920 brooklyn Rapid Translt.,...
L Canada southern ...........
z 14tn Canadian Pacific ...........
sto Chesapeake and Ohio.......
ION Chicago Great YVestern....
1hsOo Chi, NIL. and s.. P..........
Colo. Fuel aud rfon........I
y, ht,o colo. Southern. com. .....
40 Colo. Southern. 1Ft pfd.....
POO Colo. Southern. 70 pfd ......
- Cley.. Gin, Chi. and s.. LIZ
y 100 Continental Tobacco. pfd..
1Ion Consolidated tins ...........,
r. 400 Delaware and tiudsorI......
i00 Del, Lack. ana western.
9l00 Erie. com. 900. ..... 9'i'4,}. .
8E10O Erie, list pfd.....
100 lTrie, I'd pfd ................
400 General Electric ...........Y.
= is Illinois Central ..s....:.....
5000 I oulsYIlle and Nashville.
$50 Manhattar1...... ~. 1880.
100 Metro. Street Railway.....
400 Mexican Central ..........,
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Eco l9.--FLoUR.Firm i ana
held higher Minnesota patents, st4S.i1. ~, re
wheat Fiour-Dul! at ssR2lo. cornmeal-fl 1''l
aThssatrspot strong: No red, slos Options
opened active and higher on better cap y un
ynuclng oG5gsc. Later prices decnhea iso' Wat
ast lsaa1 My Closed at si.o. July ssss;
sep S9nMspo, : nrr No &C. optIon marke,
opened fir,n on light offerings decil =, % s 1n
,T,,niir selling Later prices adVancs ~ rSt.i
IA hr with Wheat, closing Arm at 3-it@issSSs.
net higher May closed Mt s.t ~ /. - :.
ioais-spot market stronE 10. rnn: Lard
Finn Western steslnsd $50; refined, SIG 5E &C.;
n o. Tallow- Rosin.-Easy; stia DEL
common ee,S u good. sasS9:.s0 rurpsnt1nsSeas
~ c ofts Rio. mill steady T,,f
n:arket for coffee futures opened stsiiuy ~
nm advance Of SOLO points on bu ~, ~ , nla,
European and scattering soMr,Gss. dem r
ket meeting with only an ndh, nss saies Vs.
~, baea, Sugar-Taw, ntm refined. steady
1pH pS hlolaases- Firm, ), % /. !.
Z, n u + Fy 4 Mia cheo,slst I'D ts
f,,II cream, fancy small, cJlor.d el I,
iSc late made 10tsc; SINAI, whl e RI
her 1sc. late made; loltc, EEgs- s1 r1n s1usa
and Tennsylvnnia, average finest, ,s SSs Var
steady; Long isana;; 3a MAsS. staes
ss Sa $s"rs sacks ;stoa Il s,s,,
tnbbasesN-s teady domestic. per toi,. ~ y z
Z " lye;r,nnno 90 zi2c.
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Sort ~ n pacific IS y. io,a
Norfolk and western con- 4s............... oTss
oregon short Linz 4s and partlc.......... ~
Pennsylyanln Is es
81. fo,Iis n nd IRON Mountain con-. Is ...... rs
ii. Louis and san Francisco fg. 4s......... 50 Il
81 Io.iis southwcstern lists ............... ok
ss,bnnrJ HIrI Inc 4s II, O.
Southern Pncidc as Observation-Disclosures. ssh
Southern Railway 5s ~,
Texas and Pacific lsts =: 4,
ifnon i5aSif,c IL, 4. 102A
1inon PcrIc conv.i Is ..l................... s5h
WABASH lists 1l6ss
Wabash Deb Is I. G..ts
WhsslInIE and gsnt Iakf Ere
Colorado Fuel and Iron CON- 1sh
N and o. cola teral trust 4s.............. g &
Central OF Georgia Cd Inc * p
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The dfferl!nss are re jiisntr ,.h 10 PEA H11Ts
market higher Fss ali grades faasy
stT,sty p'rRRs pr een tm@
grades, SHa4c.; Spanish, silOQl.l2,s. Aar"et
nrrn. 3;l 4i al
DRY go q Z. A "a & z: -. &, \. A
rae aflff From a,oi 5e per cent
the greater part OF Y which were narrow ODDS
with deliveries up to June. Bltinss ~ during
eansed from those 81 Vsk ago On bass
of four cent? for regulars II Is reported that
while cIoShlis selling al four cents and cotton
at the sos ontai ,nt se svsn Aaa
NEW YORK. Feb. l9.--.rhe strength OF the
raw cotton market has been reha te IN .tle
In any section and at certain factors he.e
is insIstence upon even higher prices than
have been obtained as yet Jobbers continue
busy, both locally and throughout the country.
laval STORES. = :, i, ~
IN9t{h'Ing TssfilRss
oniet at At &c; aalos is casks receipts ITO
casks: exports, 20 casks: r sin--tirm; sales
e,749 barrels; receipts, 9, l5s burres; exports
\ t5S barrels e y -s-,.,
rfNE ANp n io doing
Quotations. omit ted, fsSSi4s 30 4
NEW YORK. Feb. = 10, -Gottonseed oil was
p r.i Prime ri crude. L. malls 5.Gl35tsc;
low. nemna; prime whita, ilc: prime winter
yellow, ilMi2c. - tt5ss
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CATTLE MARKETS.
I RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards)

RCN a-p 1880
Receipts for the week ending Monday: !
~ head, q Ess, .,a .Gs'
ss ss sS'ss + S'1s
1HQi1sc.; medium TO good 94eaI con rn,nn
ts far y az ssss ssea sea hus
ssyss sa5se sffsh saHs 81
GOOD hogs. 81 a5lle.; roughs ~ uissc. Il LAY
s'; sa Eif,PrXND La head
Mansss ssf eomm on to tair se so5a
'a P9ospects GOOD Tor all kinds OF stock
NEW YORK, Feb. 10 BEEvE Rsss eli q
head Coed steers others nn sloG COM,
sss
>eas issl Il SCI
Sheep and Lambs ecei pts S.s head. shssp,
s sisaa ~ Ia anDs s s.9
head Good MEDIUM ogT ors rm i Pss' easier
o.ip,! ss head Ia Market Fss slow e
ss ssl5s ana fs:d Rges & aa ss
bulls ca1xss ?yg sY MSss:osoo
head. Market 5aloc. higher. Mixed i, am 2:
butchers. s5lOgS+5 good 10 70 ehoch n e y,
sS: buik Of sales. IS ia 6S5 sneepRecelp- s..
head sheep STEADY lambs j lYasa az
10 choice mixed, s. 5O54. .5 native lambs. Sc
5.1s
UNION STOCK YARDS, PTrTSBuRG, Pa.
Feb rs TrLE-suDply5,s $. lgnt; mnrkes
steady. Choice. SsQo.-y; prime ~. a.. y,
&. soss40O Hogs-Receipts, IL double de rs /;
market hgher Prime heavy, 51sle,e I, me
light yorkars Ss.lou5.25; pigs. i4.sstpt W !:
roughs, S. 5Ud4.755 Sheep anu Lambs--lupply
IFS common, szgl3 O0; CHOICE lambs,
fair 70 good, S5 yOli6a5; common la.'.us. {a9
4.5V; veal calves. Si.5uUS.2o. i Of
CINCINNATI, O.. Feb. Ia IIoGS-A1ctoye
and higher at S3S5lpo o. Cat le-Steada Ct
ss.s5Gl TO- Sheep-StrOng at sv4pS.89, Lambs
Strong at S4.75@176 Is $3.50
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deHesy soa te:day a slSs bnshe an aa
81 oher deliveries were also strong ns
1Sy opto 4 gn SSsrpa sdl
ya vans posah hs
rise Composition amon fSodn 'i Was M equally
,I,sa infi,,ence. May whent closed at MT
gain Of asc July wheat h nrsnI sio mss
May corn taes; oats ltsc' ana ~ o'l
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TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va.

q Richmond. + Va. Feb. y, 1901.
Dark Fired Topacc.--N eW: Market continues
receipts Old Receipts ind offerings very liz az
ana market very quiet, but lttlo do.ns.
nei.1ts. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for the higher
grades and quiet for the lower grades; n re-
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MARKET At
.S'TAlyD|sS';I||.I||.L||..L||.
Traders Could Neither Advance.
Prices Of Depress Them and
Stopped Trying
The WAR HAD II [. ITS 5 EFFECT e !. l:''
Selling for Foreign Account the
3 Most Conspicuous Feature Of
tic Days Transactions.
l1,v 4 saoclated lresa. "

NEW YORK, Feb. lo.--Thc inaction Of
sto.day's stock market was o. natural
Bcquence Of tho behavior OF the market
Oh preceding days Of tho week. The
efforts or the traders having proved I'M
awaiting either TO dcpress or to advance
prices. they seemed to give up their at.
tempt today. Except Amalgamate.. Cop
pr and Brooklyn Transit, mt o single
stock Of the FIRST rate Importance moved
a. Inuci, as a point away! from last nights
level.
sumo Of the inactive stocks made Wild
! 10. ses and this indicated the prevailing
downward tendency Of prices. neatly I'M
nerceptible though II was.
FOR FOREIGN ( ACCOUNT.
Tho selling for foreign account was
tho most conspicuous feature OF the day,
and was ii measure OF tie uneasiness felt
abroad over lhe threat OF complcations
3of#other q eat powers In the hosllities III
the Ear East a or In the Threatened OUT
%t,icak in the Balkans. Thc6 effect Of ac-
ftual war news here seemB unlmpori ant.
but the wheat market sufficiently indi-
eater The Importance that would be at
t3ched to the Involvement OF other Euro
.peaIs powers. The. prospects Of strong
bank statement had III tie effect on STOCKS.
6 AIN OF CASH. 5i II. S9.5
y The indicated gain Of cash from the
Int Tor may pc due to the pIeLaIa A. ION :
trarst4r % per cont. OF their deEos.ts to
designated New York banks In response
Il 10 the call ofathe Secretary OF the Treas.
4 ps yme nj 1 The late drive against ANAL
G gatEated Copper and Brooklyn n anslt
gave the market It's only sign OF acitity
nnd%cohi riluted to Lhc weak cios.ng. 81
Bcnd were dull and weak Total sales.
par value. $l.l&0. 010. n ss
unned States bonds were unchanged on
call t5sS 3ss
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~ 3if ftIf tli IL .,' t1G
Total sales to-day 2;s.seo shares.

as NEW YORK, Feb, 10. -- Money on call
Steaay \: hghFst ! "a; lowest t. ! II; closing
bib i 1-2; offered l 81. Time loans nasie.;
SIXTY days to 3 re per cent; ninety days
mercantile paper 4 "a to 8 IL. Sterling
exchange nim. with acttal business in
bankers bills at 4s1 to ass for dtrnard
ana a {4s3 for sixty day bills. 10 ted
1aie4 S4.S3 l-2 10 s4.st and Si.Si IL. Com
mere al bills $i.s2 SIS to AS2 3.4. Bar sil-
yer Ga. Mexican dol.arg a. -a..a.-.L.... a
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Judge Waddill Improving, 4
Judge Edmund Waddlll, Jr has been
ccntised 10 his home for several days
BIZ reaeon of q severe cold and indtsposl-
tion lie Is not yet out but hopes to
be ableFSito be- at his Office. In the Federal
building, in n day or two,
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INSTANTANEOUS MARKETS,
PEANUT MARKET.

s 4! r Sd "A X =, ( !, ne
Tho Z ype1 nut mar Ii rrp on Spanish parists,
s ssI.s q: sss sss5ss sssss'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sRICHMoNDJgFEB. 10, 1904.

PORT OF RICHa1oNDgFEB. 10. 1904.
s.e ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes, NtTfolk, mercnan.
disc and passengers. Old dominion line
SA1LEDs
Steamer PocaEontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James river landings. mercandise md passen.
gers. Virginia Navigation Company.
- Steamer Brandon, khoiea, Norfolk Tnerchan.
disc and passengers. Old@Eoniniont line.
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.
Inclernent Weather Alone Pre-
vents Revival Of Business.
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LYNcHRuRa Tol'AGco MHRKIET; y,

tor the two Weeks anding February Is, 1891,
reperted BY John I. ogespy Of Lynn
SID Week ending February 9Th, sea- 600
poundn; sold week ending Ne br4ary pm, l,Sss I
0 ponnds RI ig N l,sn fer week ending Feb
Sold from October y 1903 to : gsL raary,
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-10
Collar and Cuff Cases.

Fancy cases for turnover collars
and cuffs are long, wide enough for
the widest of the cuffs and collars,
and fold together in two folds like a
glove case, only the two sides are
mounted upon firm pasteboard so that
they are stiff. Sachet cotton Is put
over the pasteboard, and covering Of
brocade is added Firm straps of rub.
Der across the sides at the ends and
in the middle. and under these rub
bers the collars and cuffs are slipped
and held fiat and smooth. Ribbons
tie the case and the amount of orna.
mentation depends upon the taste Of
the maker. but the cases, offered in
the shops. while pretty, are plain.
They undoubtedly fill much-felt
want.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-10


the fitted foundation can be used
whenever desirable. At the neck
Is fancy stock and deep, point.
ed cuffs finish the sleeves, When
a palmer waist is desired the yoke
collar can be omitted and the waist
made with yoke fronts and plain back
as shown In the small cut.
The waist consists OF the fitted foun-
dation. fronts, back and yoke collar.
The fronts are gathered at their upper
edges and again at the waist line and
meet the yoke, but the back is plain
across the shoulders. The yoke collar
is quite separate and is arranged over
the waist, the closing being made in
visibly. The sleeves are the favorite
ones that form full puffs below the ell
bows and are finished with deep, point
ed cuffs.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size is Az yards 2l
inches wide, 3is yards 27 inches wide
or yards A inches wide.
The pattern 1927 is cut in sizes fol
misses of -, IA and 16 years of age.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-10
Girdles Now Show Many Buckles,

Girdles in suede. with long buckles
back and front, are extremely popular.
The draped girdles Of satin, silk or
cloth have buckles on each side. as
well as in the back and front. These
buckles are connected with tiny chains
which reach from one to the other.
Handsome jeweled buttons are used
instead of buckles on some Of the
smartest belts. Leather belts In tan,
green and red are handsome. Elastic
belts of various widths are in favor, as
are also kid belts, which can be EN-.
broidered or hand painted by the in.
genious maid or matron.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-10
Military Coat.

Military coats are the fancy OF the
season and are peculiarly smart worn
with skirts of plaid. The costume
shown combines one Of the latest
models In black cloth with the char
acteristic gold buttons, and a plated
skirt of blue and green plaid that Is
most effective. The coat Is an emil
nently desirable one and includes a
cape of novel sort with a fiat collar
that gives the broad, dropping shout
der line. The skirt is plated and
Joined to a yoke at sides and back
that avoids all bulk over the hips.