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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
CANT TOOA.LA7i
10 STOP [l0 / (.
Mrs. Bray Comes from South. South
Carolina To Stop Wedding NJ;
81 Her Ward.
THEY WEIR READ WE'D Ed. DE :j |.
Prisoners Cut Though Bars With
Saw Made from
Shovel.

ssl Especial BY Southern Bell Teephone.) Bi
ny NORFOLK,5sy VA, August 2o.--Mrs. NJ !.
"a. Bray, OF Laurcns. s. G., who came
here for the Pnyowed purpose Of stopping
the marriage hof her ward. Miss Leonora
Martin, aged seventeen years, pretty and
rich, to James Henry Hairston, q young
business man, who cloped with the young
lady from Laurens. arrived too Ia te.
81 The license had already been issued,
and the nuptinl knot tied, ina Il little
church around the corner s88 Outwitted,
5Airs. Bray caused a warrant to be Issued
against Hairston, charging him with
fraudulently obtaining a marriage License
in swearing with the girl that she was
ftwenty-onc: but she repented Of this
when told BY the happy bride. on being
asked why she had misstnted her age,
that v .,All g fair IN In love and war
and the warrant was wit lbiraWn.5 Mrs
Bray did not want Miss Martin to marry
sIIaIrston on account Of her a ge. Mrs.
Bray and Mr.. and Mrs Hatraton stopped
Sat the Same hotel here. All reconciled,
the bride and groom and guardian HE'D
6themHelves back to the Palmetto State
One OF tie four prisoners who broke
Hall III Princess Anne county last Tues
day night was captured In Norfolk to-
day. He Is Tom Whitehurst. q young
negro, One of the jail reakers was
white, Those that escaped were in a
cell to themselves. They made a saw
out OF a shovel. and cut away the bars,
which It Is said to have taken them six
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
OBITUARY.
evils il. Nelson,
;neolal Nc The he II i Ines Dlspa tch.)

5 Special d to n The n mes Dispatch.} !,
VA, a Au gust 3St 20 ,--Mr.
Lewis II, . Nelaon.s one Of the most |, re- g.
$markable men In This State, died here ! r.
& this morning at u \ o'clock in his eightyss
+ eighth year. He was the oldest man IN
cipeper and was for slxtytlve years years
turnl interests OF this county and the
affHirs of his Gity bov ana
died wealthy and full Of the honor that
sharitabs and r!s missad
~ ~ 'hys church. 3 IN his masonic lodge and
by people generally mall this section 'th Of
the State. &. . q, d, u. Y, e.
Sstophen's z Episcopal Church TOMORROW
and his body will be- buried INT the ma y a.
sonic cemetery. He is survived p y, n.y. y,
children among whom are Mrs. VI Y, - -
Neal ana Mrs ], g, Miller both OF Rlc '!'
$mond. Va, I. En- = y, " lif
4',5 w. B, Bell.
EAsTV!II,LE. NORTHAMPTON! CO.,
VA, August 2o,-AIr. william .. Hell, y
v 7l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
.B.R0T'HE|R FOUND
AFTER 4. [: n. ] YEARS | 4 I.R|:.S:
Long Search Rewarded, and
Family eunion8 Viii Now
B Held. 55 s8;s5
MAN LIVES IN PE.TERsBU RG
Brothers and Sisters Were Sep:
arated Long Before the ut.
Civil War cyan.
IN r. ss5. 5t5fil
4 ] ] N
I.llssneeo,ialsto The, J. Tlmea. piapatch.l

&(Speoial TO The ii1nea5-Dlsu1aNcH.)B
AZ NEJV$sgYORK, August 20. ~ III liam y II !.
Collins, resident Of Brooklyn, and his
sister, Il Mrs. j sephine II Townsend W Of
$Bayonnc, N. i, are counting the hours
when they Will step from the cars Mt
aPetersburg Va and greet N their brother,
j oseph, whom they have not cen in fifty
one years, The meeting, which will take
place about noon tomorrow, is the d re-
Suit OF more than forty years Of search.
William Collins recently learned
through tho Pension Office at Nv ashing-
ton that a. Joseph Collins, Of Petersburg,
va, had applied for a pension. 7 through
ton that;a Joseph Collins, OF Petersburg,
the long lost brother. was found.
& Ins$ 1855 tho bro theirs and L sister We're
separated and when the Civil War broke
out Joseph went to- the front and served
until Grant took charge Of y the armies
OF the East and invaded Virginia,
In one of the lis ts Il sent GU t. recently
from the Pension Office Mrs t55sG8,'l
saw the name Of Joseph 4 81
Petersburg. She wrote to- Cl.i StS3
Ragland, asking him to loos. 4. I
Collins. "A few days later the rs#of
waiting on the part Of William and 5hs
sister we're rewarded when they heard
not only from Chief Ragland. but also
from the long lost brother himself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
APPEAL OF MAYOR
SAVEDsTHIS NEGRO
(By.A!,apc1ntsd Prass.

(By A4saOc4ntad Proas. w
4 TAaEPA, FLA, 4 August 20.--yyils Inv
renee, negro. % years old. was brought
here Ito night by Marshal Logan of Lake
land. and placed In Hllsborough county.
jafl for "a fckeeplng, 1t being feared that
he would 5.be lynchcd BY a mob at Lake
land, ss ~ IN iii ;Sas is$5
Lawrence Is accused OF y ttempting TO
assault the daughter Of Section = foreman
Davis. Of the q tlnntic Coast Line. near
her home. When the negro advanced cd
upon the girl she screamed and ran. a
posse caught Lawrence shortly a forwards
and the girl identified him. a crowd OF e
hundrd men gathered and took the negro
from the officers, hut Mayor Cox, Of
lakeland appealed TO the mob to let
the law take 4 Its course. The n gro was
then delivered TO the tllcern and placed
In Ia keland jail. \ ter he was pm @ board
the Coast Line train for Tampa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21

DEPO slT.OR \ HAN GED HIMSELF 5 Ell.
Disappearance Of Small Fund
lE,., Associated 4 i; !,

57I155t l5y 1Itfss.
s.CHIcAGO, August 20.-Anotter suicide
was dded to-day to the 4 list caused Is;
the wrecking Of the Milwaukee, Avenue
State Bank. i5 3!3 Il S;$ n fi
" Edward Flollercb, IS years of age. who
two months a go deposited $50 in the In:
ssttution. to-day hanged himself from q
pile of lumber In sight Of q number Of
men In boats on k the lakes
NJ Several OF the men hurried to his as
Ssistance but were unable to reach him
IN time. Friends Of ollereb claim That
the loss OF the money 50 preyed on
him that for several days his mind seem
ed unbalanced. Receiver Charles G. Dawes
to-day closed the Al Iva uke eS Avenue Co
operative store. one OF Paul Q. Stems
lands enterprises. The store was closed
in preparation for q receivers sa!e.aa55s1.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
TOOKNEGROIFROM
fA| A ! DE- 6 !. |l..L|.
Mob Then Stood Him on p Dry
& Goods Box and Shot Hin
III TO Pieces.
ENGLISH 4 ] Y. J! GIRL 1. As J; LIED
Young Lady It'll p wing Condition,
and Child Was Brutallys
81 Beaten. s5 ss,|.S
ENGLISH Girl [ / AssAU TED
Beaten
-L----- y : l ~ ~ --L- /
y (By3 Associated press., n

nay <AAbOCIuLcu fEG6H.J
COLUMBIA, 81. e. August 70. Bob Ethe-5
ridge, the negro who on Thursday last
attempted to crlminally assault the seven
$vear-old daughter OF n. II West, q we'll
todd farmer Of tho Mount willing sec
& ton OF snlida$ county, wns shot TO death
\ by mob, nlno miles from Summerland,
saluda county. about 8 % clock to-night. 4
1T was tho inten ton OF the fatherssaSof
the child upon whom p heridgc made q
brutal attempt to & assault to- take him
4 to tho scene OF his crime and there shoot
him TO death. and a he left SUNNI rlnnd
this morning with tho negro, but he was
overtaken BY; the mob. d Etheridge was.
plnced upon a dry. goods box and asked
&c no had anything to say. "A refused
ITO talk further than to say that he was
I guilty. Tho mob then proceeded to rid
$dle his body With bullets. Tho mob num-
\ bered two hundred men. g3 u 81 Il s
S To might q long distance message from
The dlng physician stated .at mere
5yiv!ng. Il 8s33 a4 SS58 ss5s n;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
COL. PERRY TO BE CHOICE,
Indications Are That He Will Be
Ell Colonel of SeYentieth.-

The election OF a colonel OF the Severn
Of ist Colonel NJ Anderson resigned to be held
II. tho Seventh Street Armory on Sat-
urday morning, Is 4exclti Ing no little talk
There Viii be twelve companies repre.-
company, making thirty-slx ballot casters
in Ill. Only line officers are allowed 20
mn, Though the friends OF Captain George N;
Skipwlth Of this city. are exercising ~ I. ~
their efforts in behalf of their ,p GayqT n.
tenant ten Colonel Perry. of staunto ton. will
be the choice for the successor 70. lionel
Anderson, IT is understood that the ma ma
Lieutenant Perry is the next IN line g. q
promotion, and tho has many strong an ltL!
warm supporters who will bend AL their
energies In. having him elected g thee
position Of honor. @ 40 q III a 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
.GHlSOLM TELLS
OF BANK ROBBERY
He Y oluntarily Testified 8Aga inst
Brokers and Made Full State
ment Of Dealings.
!.
u M u .l1'7I-- n I
(By Associated Press. J

(l3yi Associated PreSa.
BIRMINGHAM, August 4 %. The pre-
liminnry trial of Alexander3C hisolm, who
as paying teller Of the First National
Bank OF Birmingham, defaulted for
100000, which he claims to have lost In
bucket-shop Az speculation and W. z L.
Sims and G.. ii. Hays. manager and clerk
for Gilbert &: Clay, brokers' charged with
aiding and abetting In Chisolm's defal-
cations. began to-day before United
States Commission Watts. II
|s$ Chisolm pleaded not guilty and waived
examination. He then voluntarily offered
fto8testfy against the brokers. and made
q " full statement OF his dealings with
them and the losses he had gu stained,
saying that tho money used BY him be-
longed to the bank. p !. G.. Smith man
Tager for Foster & Co.., brokers, with
which firm Ghisolm is alleged Ito have
squandered over $780, and who has
charges pending against him similar to
those against Sims and Hays, was not
present tits expected, iAhowever, that
Smith will show up before the hearing
ends. as he Is said to be en route from
New York. 3sSS} 4 III vs.
"A chisolm's bond was reduced to se5, 600,
and falling to- make same he was to-
night takenSto jail for the first time since
his arrest Up to the present time, he
( has lived at a local hotel In custody Of
deputy marshals. Il Va rs ss
B, i'hee cases OF W, 4 Il. Sims and C.t;AI,
Hays, manager and assistant manager
respectively. of the local commission
house OF Gilbert & Clay, with whom
Chsolm is alleged 10 have lost the money
Specializing In co tton were also called,
Sims was bound over to await the ctlon
OF the Federal grand jury under S26. 900
bond, and Hays's bond was fixed at
s., Gov, Ky sa fs5 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
RAVING8LUNAT1C AS
RESULT OF sLYNCHINGs
-. 4 .rs.ll.,se.iated prt, "a. !,

CHARLESTON. g. 6. s. August Ga
special from Greenwood to- nj ht tells or
tho arrest and placing In JAN OF EB 2,
Faust, colored, 80 years old. who this
Il afternoon went crazy thinking over the
recent lynchings and announced that he
would assault every woman IS he met.
Three times he a ttaoltcd colored ''-om y, n,
and was driven away Without doing them
injury, ter he entered the premises
Of Benjamin x 6, a white farmer, pro-,
claiming that he meant to assault the
women OF the place, He had q gun, but
King succeeded In disarming him, ana
took him TO Greenwood, apparently q
raying lunatlc. st IL II s{sf 81 d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
GIRL ASSAULTED.
NJ LYNCHING LIKELY.
32itysl 81 -r----- : 49, :, I Il Ri
5{By Associated Press.

= n Nm Z sS
suit OF an attack on Miss Ethel Lawrence
OF London, England. and her l4-yearsold
niece. by a ne gro, earl to-d ay. n ea r. The
home OF the little girl In a suburb OF this
ton and the child Is suffering from blows
from a. stick inflicted by the negro The
country Ia being scoured Il by p osses Il To-
night and II the negro is captured he Will
probably be lynched. Miss La rerce ana
her niece were picking flowers 0. short dis
tance from the house when iG the negro
at Ia cked them. & s3ss 81 si;$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
DOCTOR PRESTON
DIES ! 1 ON n. TRIP Ri.
Ssupcrirlt e1ldent of the South q: tn
western State Hospital on! 3s8
the Way toS Canada.
NO PARTIc i: uL I. i Of DEMISE y j; {.
NO PA 4 d LAR s Of DEMISE

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

If1
A MARION, VA & = August 2o.--Dr. Robert
j. !, Preston, superintendent OF the South It'll
ives tern state H Hospital at Mar! ION. died
this afternoon In y Lewiston, I. y. 3 ). while
on HIS way to Toronto, Cannda.@ to attend ing
d meeting Of the 3 ritish Medical Society e
of Swhich he was az "a y
particulars h as to 4 hts Il dea III have been
received here.
DR.. Preston was born In Nyas1h i e,
county Va, IN rs I'll He Il received 8llis
academic educationSat Emory and SEle nry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
Try Our ]. lib .:.l|E' Can
Very Y Best Clipped Beet
l.,Olc
Lion Coffee, lib. pkgs., l3c.
3 lbs. Washing Soda for Sc.
we are Selling Regular Coo Tea
5forl4Oc.
Good Lard, &c. per lb.

Best American oranulated sugar,
spnr Ii Chickens, per pound III. N. %
Silver King, best Flour sold, goo
3 bao; or. barrel Nj 30
Best City Meal, 1870 per peck per N q.
bushe ..s.,,...i. 9 7Oc
1.Ib. packages Corn Starch i, ~. .,,.. 80
Y arae Juicy Lemons per dozen ~. ...12n
LARGE cans Table Peaches h, e, II, -, 2n
1Potted Ham or Tongue, per can..... 40
best cream Cheese, per pound $50. Go
New clipped Herrlnos, lust arrived,
per- dozen - = ,,s,t,- ,',.,',,l II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
Schenck Elected.

NORFo isK,s5SYA., August 20--Dr. Pow
{hatan schenck was tonight elected tenn
porary chairman OF the City. Democr9 tic
Executive Committee, succeeding waiter
II. Tayor: resi- ned. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
Negr-,ess 12o Vi ears Old Dead.

51YCSICoS = =
81 tI3y Associated RPress.)
3 OTTAWA. y KAN, II August &c. Mahala
Lewis, a negress, saidfto be 12o years old.
died terellnst night. She could tell many
Incidents In the life Of George Washing
ton, whom she Insisted she had seen
many times. She was a native Of Vlr-
ginia. g q & nj IL sssS 4 sSsss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
/ TEAM FOR SEA GRIT 7 !,

Eighteen Men Are e Uphold
Name and H onor Of Virginia.
The shooting team, composed q q !. ei g Z.
teen mon which q to FepreseafE v Ylrssn5th
Will leave for. II place on Saturday
night at $3.50 o' 81 lock. 81 d "a
The Virginia tea h, - pased OF so y g
md great things are expect cd OF them 81
Sen art. There will be- thlrt ones ot ner
States lrepresented "a he she oti ana theIe
viii also be teams from Can a. ana EiFs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
4; j: S;


buckle R. Died. q Retsea g slssk!s
Sunday August 10th, at 8 "A. I, HEM,
s}s RY8 hi kerr ( ,Jr;. son Of "a the Ss late
Henry and Eliza be tn: VI Buck In the
TWEEN ty-siXth year Of his age. FIe lei ave.
gE nBmothers and two brot hers, n August 1s M
and Bernard 2 81! Bucker TO Il mourn
Funeral el from 55k st, Mary's German
Catholic Church nc DAY, a August S2lst,
at 10 AZ. NJ. Intermant In ST.. Mar y'syg
Cemetery, Friends and X acqualn ancest
are Invited to attend. III 5slEsa
M at g this !; life IA asEapstt
Ell q gHuDG1Ns.S He leaves q q voted
wife, a mother and two children to ''s
Funeral !, "WEDNESDAY MOI NlNdss
at 10 O'Clock from the resid ence. Il No.
Gl3 South First Stree 5:5a isa3s3Ss
Petersburg papers p lease !' copy.
Peaceful be thy silent alumber, sllS
Peaceful In thy: grave 80 low
Thou no more Will Join our numbe fS
Thou no more our sorrowts Know W. ss3s 8
* Yet again we hope to meet thee. M.
When the day OF life Is fed ssF9
And In Heaven with Joy to greet g -
'a''e'o - f ~ BY HIS WIFE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
NM TIMES p1srAro1 RICHMOND vr7JfsDAY AUGUST
CRUsOE,s IISLANDTIS DESTROYED BY QUAKE
The Island il: l: nd.

The famous Stand ls reported TO
& Have been Wiped out of existence ~
the areat seismic disturbances OF la i.e
THURSDAY and Friday, which Vvrou ~ y
suot, damage throughout Chile, "
}ss The island Of De F. oe's cnsta way l
has always peculiarly beer, supposed 70
be Juan f ernandcz, 400 miles Oft tn
Chilean coast. .is w N 4 4
Tho adventures Of Alexand der Sell
iklrk. i scotchrr,ar,, Who lived "A sol.
4ltary existence there for four years..
are regard ed as having beer, the basis
iSora the tats tof Robinson crusoo.sSl Il
is this island which Is nov supposed
to have been destroyed by the terres'i
trial dtsturbat1o es. & @ Il. ..., IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21

most esteem ed and respected citiseri otss
this county, died Saturday h at his horI1 sss
near Nfachlpongo Station at the 70 gea o1bssSas
8nfty-slx years Last year he wa
Streney III h but had apparentfy recoy ss
his usual llealtfi. RI friday night he Vn lSS
out at one OF n the stores, and retired NsS
without $any Ri sym ptoms Of his sudden
death. In the ear " morning q yesterses
day he was taken I'LL and 81 died III AFT 5aSg
d n NJ r. Bell was superint lent ~ Of tn nm
.Almshouse. and by his eful manags .sse
srnent had made 4 sS pay a revenue 3$ss 81 ssss
belonged to a, well N known and highly 5a
respected family q the gEa stern shoresSsaS
and had al wide circle OF n friends, He @a
wa a Nv err In the Johnsto own NJ ethos
dist Church. N sssS
Tile funeral took Il place his a ternoons
at Red Bank Church, many county peoplsfsss
being present Mrs., Bell leaves n d "A Nj sa
and several grown ch ldren.8
Miss Fannie T. B dell.
EY sVILLE, ,S' Aug L 70. M
Fannie q Bedell died yesterday e er-sss
gnoon,a fterlt two Illness witt si
5phoid fever. She wa just bud ding In tdass
#wpnnrhoo cling on ars8 Of ge.fsssss
Drs regory and Eta enry IND y Two straine dsSs
nurses y we're !, co,lst her.
lngton. moved ysville
With.hers who there married 81 NM
tSnnlnEha aaa
resi- lent Of ISeysvil q orts line, hi
by hor love ble Scllara ter nd SsTeet
position had made host 81 iendsaT heSns
Vile cemeter q lie a z Is SEQ pa servicsss
was read at the grave 4!
Rev. y = cas- ter: Ei ss;8
|, !, "a,
Rev. Thomas y N, Feast er, q mi mister u, MI
i IMP anti oekingha ~ coun.
NO. dlaa iter s @
Mr. i easter was 80 years Of age and
was Born in Grant cour ty,,5Ss
leaves d wild wv and NJ four chi ldren.$ The dSS
bodyltwil be KEN g yntlnsyi
for bur- .s ESts
s8;s r. NJ sm,iith II5s4
spssl1! Il TIE T'2ss
i & ust %. ~ &. M sn1it his NJ
prominent young merchan T. OF 4 this acoun..sas
died very sud- en- enly y
leaves a wife her land aged Sfath er:ssss
lie will be hurried at WaressC Church
sIl1prr al ternoon ats q clock III
g. Shaner.
Special By Southern Bell re lephone.) Es Oh UNI
No LYNCHBURG AZ Augu y 20. - % uta a
X o.. Shaner. a we'll kno own m erch lied III
Very suddenly to- - e. his home SsOnss,
Lower Ma s treet He was 81 years 81
sold i. ana IS survived BY 3 his wifi
M rs. Matte Cox.
Especial to The Times Dispatch,
A., "a ugus Is 52O,-h frs. ss
Matte Cos. n aged sixtV-three years. NV M
of Mr. r. Nv. Con-. OF Ches erfeld NcountysSsl
Hundred. Her funeral took place Sun ~. III
day afternoon HI
William Gray.
b Special to Tho Times d spa teh,)
81 PETER SBURG, a., August Z 20.----Wll-fss
liam ,Gray.a we'll known cl tizen aof the I'M
West End. died on sumo day at his Y homel&
two daughters, 81 sS
DEATHS. sSssHsI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21

PsTf iges;Ts AuEust
liam Gray, a well-known5s 81 tizen Of the d
West End. died on Sunday at his homes
on West Stree He leaves 10 wi dow and B,
two daughters. sS 81 3SSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
!. r. !; M 4 Smith i | ! /.

5Is39 Especial to The TiNes-Dl spatch, 18537
&f PllTERSBGRG.s Az Az gust 20,---74Mr s.I
Matte CoX.#a aged sixty-threeE years. lie
died SaturdaySat her home, near Bermuda
Hundred. 81 II err funera look place SUM:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-24
MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK, Nov; 24.-close: Prime mer-
camille paper: 6@6h per cent; sterling ex.
changes: steady, with actual business in bank.
ers' bills at: .$4:s565@ "a. 1915 for demand and
at 81. S050@4.8O60 for, sixty day bills. Posted
rates s,, s. @4ss,a: Commercial bills, s4;s9H
54Ae. Government bonds, steady; railroad
BERLIN. Nov. 24.-Exchange on London. 20
marks 51A% pigs for checks. Discount rates.
short bills, Az per cent; three months bills,
5A per cent. ~. ~
. LONDON, Nov. 24.-Another large shipment of
American eagles from Paris, valued at 81 no.
oOo. was purchased by the Bank: Of England to-
day: These continued shipments Of gold from
Paris are materially easing the local money mar
ket. -. = = x -, -
Bullion amounting to G34S, OG0 was taken
into the Bank Of England OH balances today.
PARIS, Nov. 24.-Closing, 8 per cent rentes,
96f 1oc for the account; exchange on London, 25f
&c for checks. 70 - J.. n
MINNEAPOLIS Nov. 24.-Bank clearings to-
day, So 644 oo7 IL; New York exchange, selling
rate 4Oc premium; buying rate, loo premium
Chicago exchange, selling rate 4Oc. premium;
buying rate, 10c premium; London 60-day sight
documentary exchange, $4SON. Local money
stronger and no business done under & per cent.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. ~24.-Bank clearings to-
day, $1;T75;O00. u ~ !%';a% - - r - -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-24

Total clearances: Wheat 1O8,a 900 bu: flour.
10000 brls: corn, $1,000 bu; OATS 13, 600 bu;
wheat and flour equal 243.6OO hu 49,
Northwest Weather-Fargo clear and fine.
Hillsboro, clear light south wind; 10 above.
Lnrimore, clear; strong moi tlwest wind; II
above. Comstock, clear and cold; is above
Winnipeg, clear and fine: 10 above i. .sr.ra..s
Liverpool close: Wheat, unchanged. Corn
sd to I'd higher. se# 'gag5s ;s15-.ss -5--'-'
New York; fairly good bank statement.
Cockney Is rapidly becoming the current die
ton of the best English society. well brought
up young lady was recently heard to call across
the table st shooting lunch to !. man With
Wellingtonian nose and dome-like forehead,
Now then, rd-faice, pass the rabbit food .
Vanity Fair go
The pay of the Russian army officer is very
small. full general gets from 81 800 to $1,000
year, according to the length Of service; lieu
tenant general from $1.175 to $1,75O; q major
general from $3.50 to $1.40O and a colonel com
manding three battalion regiment, 2, 400 strong,
gets 5000. 80 = u 1899
New York city's fashionable population first
took root In Bowling Green, moving thence to
East Broadway. Bond street, Bleecker street
aAstor place Washington Square, Fifth avenue
and now gives only four months each year to
city life, being in the country Mt estate Or in
Europe for eight months. n
Arabians when they meet friend shake hands
SIX or eight times Once is not enough. Should
however, they. be persons Of distinction, they
embrace and kiss one another several times, and
also kiss their own hands. In Turkey the greet
ing is to place the hand upon the breast and
bow which u both graceful and appropriate IS
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-24
PUTS AND CALLS.
Puts-December wheat, 78@7shc:
Calls-December wheat, 77ssc. -.
Curb-December wheat, 779c.
Puts-May wheat, SOMc.
Calls-May wheat, 79B @79Nc.
Curb-May wheat, T9Hc.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION NOV. "A,

STATE GRAIN INSPECTION NOV. "a.
Inspected Observation-Disclosures Northern
No. hard, /; No. northern, a. No. 2 north
ern 10; No. 3, 1S; No. 4, 10; rejected, /; no
grade, 6. .,.'..
Milwaukee-No. / northern, s. No. north
ern. II: No. 8, 20; No. 4, IL; rejected, 8; no
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. 2 northern, /;
No: 3, I; No. 4, /; no grade, g.
soo-No. / hard. s: No. northern, 8; No.
northern, 8; No. 3, 8; No. 4, !.
Northern Pacihc-No 1 northern, 8; No. 2
northern. g.; No. 3, /; No. 4, i; rejected, /.
Omaha-No. northern, 8; No. 8, 4.
Chicago Great Western-No. 2 northern, 1.
Total-No. hard, Q; No. northern, "a;
No. northern, 81; No. 8, At; No. 4, 81; re!
jected, Z; no grade, q. n.'. 80. :
Other Enthusiastically. 1 durum wheat, Q;
No. 2 durum wheat. 22 No. durum wheat,
%; No. durum wheat, 2; No. winter wheat,
&: No. 8 winter wheat, %; rejected winter
wheat 10; no grade winter wheat L: mixed
wheat 2: No. 8 yellow corn, 8: No. 3 corn,
1; No. 4 corn, 5; no grade corn, B. No. 8 white
OATS 10; No. white oats, %; No OATS II;
grade OATS 4: No. rye, 7; No. 3 rye. 4;
no grade rye, p; No. barley, II No. barley,
g; No. l feed barley, 49, No. ? feed barley,
fax, q; No. ! aaS. II; No. 2 nax, 20.
!; No No 9 S durqm wheat 8; No. drum wheat
%; No. northern wheat, %; No. 9 wheat, IL;
No. wheat, s: rejected wheat 8; no grade
corn, L; No. white oats, i; No. 8 oats, l.;
No. rye, 8; No. rye. 8; No. 1 fax, T.