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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13
HESTER's STATEMENT

NEW ORLEANS. LA, June l2.-Sec-
Rotary Hester's statement Of the worlds
visible supply of cotton issued TO-DAY
shows the total visible TO be 2.sI2.osI
bales. against 3.os5,s2e last week, and
3.s23.256 last year. OF this the total
of American cotton IL i.aI2.oc0. against
year.
OF ALI other kinds. including Egypt.
Brazil. India, etc. i1.0se.0ts. against
l,o35.6.s last week and 1.3I1.oo0 last
year. OF the worlds visible supply OF
cotton there is nov atIoat and held in
Great Britain and Continental Europe
i,1!LGGf. against 2ti2.ooI last year, in
Egypt. $4,000. against $1,000 last year;
IN India, $4,000, against $4,000 last
year, and in The United States. $4,000.
against s55.090 last year
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STOCKS Co down;
LACK OF SUPPORT.
Fries Financial Plans Upset
Confidence of Professionals
and Outsiders.

NEW YORK, Juno l2.-The decline
to which the stock market was SUD
jected to-day was due to suspicion Oh
the policy md position IN the market
of the powerful financial party which
had been credited with sustaining
prices for q long time past rather tttan
in any news Immediately affecting
Value or earning of properties, tue
shares Of Which were dealt in. The
Erie plan FOR funding the interest
coupons OF the bonds came indeed as
something OF a shock, the advertised
announcement iii the morning papers
carrying the first intimation that has
been heard OF the plan The disclosure
OF the new patchwork for Erie finances
simultaneously with the announce
mont of the closing Of subscriptions
for the Union Pacific bonds carried
suggestion of sequence and arrange
niant by design that proved of sinister
/, fleet on the speculation The stagna-
.tion of yesterdays market was trans
formed into degree Of activity which
ran IN a total of sales for the frst
hour of as much OF yesterdays total
Transactions.
Bonds were weak. Total sales par
value. s2.2T6.ooo. United States bonds
were unchanged on cat" Total sales
to-day, 49l,aoo shares.
NEW YORK. June 12--Money on call
easy; / l-4Gf 3-+ per cent: ruling
rate. H.; closing bid, Ii; offered
"a. Time loans quiet and steady:
sixty days. e62 IL per cent ana
NINETY days, Lac - per cent;
six months, 5 l-2G3 "a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. l-eai per
cent. Sterling exchange steady. win
actual business in bankers, hiils at
s4ssS5 for demand. and at si.so2a ior
eixtv.nay bills. Commercial bills.
s4s, a.. Bar silver. So SIS. MeXican
dollars A.
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WEEDS A RIcHMoND NAN.
Marriage. Once Put OFF by Groom's
IlIness, Takes PInce.
Lspecial TO TIC rlme.. pispateh.l

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.]
CHATHAM. VA. June l2.-Miss Alice
Bertha Bohannon. of PIttston, Pittsyl-
vania county. and Mr.. Lewis Wesley
Bray, of Richmond. were quietly mar
ried at the home of the Rev. W. D..
Barr. in West Chatham. Thursday
morning. the Rev. Alr. Barr officiating.
The couple came to this place from the
home of the bride, about twenty miles
away. by private conveyance. accom-
panied by several friends of the con-
tracing parties.
This marriage was to have taken
place on last Christmas Day, but a
telegram announcing the Illness of the
groom was received just a short while
before the appointed hour. All ar
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Weekly Bank ClcnrinEs.

NEW YORK, June l2.-Bank clear
ings for the week, s.o90,oo0, as
a against s2.i27 .S110o0 last week and
s2.613.a5i.000 last year.
Richmond. s5,S36,00o; decrease. 90.
Atlanta. si.359,00G; decrease. So
Savannah. s305s.0o0: decrease, 90.
Norfolk. sl.s05.000: decrease, 29.5.
Augusta. s1.212,00o: decrease. 80.
Knoxville, $780, 900: decrease, 1914.
Jacksonville. Si.5I2.00o: decrease. II. /
Charleston, sl105.oG0; decrease. 9.5.
Macon, s55S,00G; decrease, ITO.
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CHARTERS GRANTED
Washington and Lee Fraternity Re-
ceives State Charter

Charters were issued by Clerk VIII
son. of the Corporation Commission.
yesterday as follows.
Virginia Zeta Chapter of Phi. Delta
Theta Fraternity. lexington. Z. ".
Kelley. Wise. Va. president: L. ".
Larsen. Lexington. Va, yice-president:
NJ D. Campbell, Buena Vista. Va, Sec
Rotary and treasurer No capital stock
Object: A literary society.
Planters Peanut Storage WAREHOUSE
Company, Incorporated, Norfolk, Va
yice-president and treasurer: ". II.
Bosnian. s1cTetary-all Of Norfolk. Va.
Capital: Maximum. $4,000. minimum.
100000. Objects: Peanut storage busi-
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cannot be filled according to direc-
tons. which maintains strong Stats
teal position. Spinning has increased
relatively more than consumption OF
goods. and the mills are beginning to
accumulate in anticipation of future
business. Stocks OF heavy brown goods
increase notably IN account of the
poor export trade. Conditions are not
uniform IN the wooden goods division.
some lines being we'll sold ahead. while
others are in poor demand. causing
much idle ma chinery in the less FORUM
ate divisions
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First pnnce nj PARK.

Special 10 The TIMES -DIspatch.J
ELYNCHBURG. VA, June 12.-The
Lynchburs cetillon Club gave its first
dance Of the summer season tonight
at the Rivermont Park. the dancing
hall at the park being reserved for
the club FOR the evening.
This Is a now organization. and sev-
cral members will always lead the
figures instead of having one man lead
the entire dance. Those leading the
figures tonight were Messrs r. II.
Watts. Jr.. James D. Adams. S. u
Lloyd. r. c. Blackfcrd. George 7. Afc-
Daniel and W. G.. Hammer.
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act comedy, The Way Out" will be
stage at the Monday night perform
ance by the Giffen Company. 1t will
be acted by Miss Lucille La Verne.
Miss Mildred Johnson and Frank Pat
ton. The Monday performance is for
the benefit of the Girls Club.
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BALTIMORE, Nh. Jun. lo.-FLOuR-

BALTIMORE, MD. June i2.-FLOuR-
Quiet and unchanged. Whea:-Cuiet. E2or.
contract. s2is g eei.c.; southern on grade, s.
u aetIc. Corn-S,.ady: spot. mixed. Sc;
No! white. Sc. southern White corn. SOC.
Oats-DuIl, No 2 mixed. Sc. Rye-Fla:-
Bu,,er--Firrn and unchanged; fancy Imira
,lor, 4eG elc-: do, crcamery. sc; do. ladle.
sIl.c.: store packed. liza i13zc. Eggs
STEADY and unchanged q: I7c- Cheese
Firm and unchanged: large, September.
i3tsc.: new. ilats. HE; new. small. l-t.c.
sugsr-Unchanged; coarse ErauUIat.d ana
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MEET MISIsTEn on ROAp
AND MARRIED IN BUGGY

tSneclai 10 The Times Dispatcb.l
WINCHESTER, VA. June 12.-Seat ted
In their buggyon a county road, Thos
Mckee and Miss Margaret Whitacre
both NJ tfis county. we're married
gssterday by Rev Roy Shumacksr
nj the Disciples Church. The bride
groom came 10 town. and after pro-
curing a iicenge. got his girl and was
marfisd by tne-hr,s miniater they met
rff,eg Vii reside on the groom's farm
rear here.
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pn.,. on1ra I,alI Game.

Ihs regular ,sc.t-orice baseball team de-
tiffpx game ysstsfday evening on 81. An
Grrs's zf,pHas ~ the score OF 20 y. Bat.
teky fDf Htslstafs. Russell. Ham and poTdy:
Ssacad Team sfp,s. SaanaIy and Redwood
lHs feature NJ ,s.s game .as Inc fielding
ana bs,iirz ~ Edgar Allan ~ the Fesu-
Ezks H.fs a55f5i
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y.nro yto,,.e. Huraed.

Two negro houses on q Street. be-
tween Tsisrtiatii and Tisirty-frft, were
dsEtTefed bs IRE yesterday morning.
I,fhe flames started from the Kitchen
stOgs End sGop ran over both houses.
tFHe damage M estimated AZ about
1Zs9. e 81 y
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leading futures ranged as follows:
nnct, lIic.h

Cash quotations were follows: Flour
Easy. M. spring wheat. csc. si.o3: No.
red, alii 92iec. No. corn. ssh q sac. !;
No : yellow. ~ a I2isc.. No. oats, SIC; No.
) white, 5Oa SIC. Flaxseed-So. ] north
western sl.2sx; prime timothy seed, s3.s0n
$50. Short ribs. sides noos-). $500 ISL:
mess pork. per barrel. s14-io Gi4.20; Lara,
per 100 pounds. sS.71: short clear sides box
cd, sI.15as.oo. Whisky. tasis of hign
wines, l.35. Receipts-Whsat. 1880 bush
els corn. 2s1,s9o bushels; oats. lis, BUSH
els. Butter-Market steady; creameries, -
a e5c-; diaries. l792i Egsx-Firm: ct
mark. cases included. l4GItt7c.; frsts,
in:c.: prime ars,s. lsi.c. CheeSe-Steady
at logic
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CATTLE Markets

CHICAGO June i4.-c!AET14 -Rec.i stt
about s.ees head. NzTks, strong. stssEs.
.sGs..5. coHs, Sc S.Est tet1Er. .tGs.Et.
bulls, S1.15 d 49, calves f:-E5 q 5.fs. ttc.eL-
ers and ;sfders, i1.z5S $40. Hog~Ez-
ceipts about ze.eta Rad. Marie; 1ai7e.
figher. Choice nsary. s.sipP;ns. 49, Gs.TS;
butchers ts.s5 5.TEs ilzA, rsixst. .s.zfff
5.55; choice. light. ;5.55a5.tt pigs. ty.75Ft
zoe. bulk ot fales. lt.stc - EheAy-
Receipts estimated about 1890 head Mo
!iat steady. Sresp. tl759 81: !zrab, s51
s.Io; yearings. S5.;b GEgp
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BnrIey-WI.ccarvcr.
. speelal 70 rhe r.me.- Dl.pateh.l

specIaI 20 TIC Iifnts-IJIspatcn.I
WINCHESTER. VA, June 12.-Mr.
Hunter K. Barley. prominent young
farmer. and Miss Edith Pearl Wise
carver, daughter of Mrs. Isaac Wise
carver, we're married at the home OF
the brides mother, near Kernstown,
this county, last night. Rev. c. l..
Potter, of the Methodist Episcopal
lChurch. South. officiated.
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ding in Petersburg Thursday evening.
returned to Richmond that evening,
and left for her home at verdon, Han
over county yesterday.
Gnrth-Chrt.tinn.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,l
e LYNCHBURG, VA. June l2.--At
terdaS bliss Constance B. Christian
was welded to Mr.. Thomas G. Garth
OF Charlottesville. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. l. c. Schearer.
as best mnn. and Miss Mary Christian
maid OF honor. After brief visit al
Manassas, Mr.. and Mrs. Garth Will &C
to Manchester. where they Will reside.
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engagements had been made. and the
preparations had been made for the
reception following.
After spending few days with
friends of the couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Bray
Will leave for Richmond, their future
home
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NEw YORK. June iz.-BEE.F-s ss-gseesyts
S.i65 head, Common 70 prime a-e3rt fs-1a
7-a5; one car choice do. sT.-F. Daer1 a. {E.
bulls. a5.SS: rows 3..zEN s.ass ftzDta-szsg
heifsrs 50. Calgss-RecslYtx 50 asza 70
buttermiks City drsssst T.aa fgr:. ~ I8S
l-iec. per pound cDan,rs Dressed sts4&Y ii,
g lpize Sheep and Laraps-- Eecslpts 7 ~
head. Shesp. 1870 q 80. ysatslags s5.Tc.
HeaEy 70 medium we!ghtr, sGaEIa
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKEr.

CHICAGO. June 1c.--Fresh reports OF
damage to the new crop by wet weather and
Insects caused strength to-day in the local
wheat market. the July delivery closing TT
a net gain of lalhc. Corn was unchanged
Oats were &c. higher and provisions shade
lever to sc. higher.
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Britain. 2.77a.sl5 bales; to France, SOS. $50
bales; to the Continent 3.lT5,604 bales: to
Japan, 1918 bales; to Mexico, 1,5i9 bales
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Renr.sentntiy. wiley Better.

HOT SPRINGS. VA, June la.--Rcpresen-
tat!ye Wiley of Alabama. who is critically
ili here. was reported somewhat improved
o-day. though the physician In attendance
tas stated that he has little hope of the
Representatives. recovery.
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OFFICIAL RANGE. AND SALE OF STOCKS I'M NEW YORK.
BY sBrnch6sC Co and Brokers'
SALES:
go Aliis-Chalmers ..,........
20 Allis-Chaliners. pfd.......
$4,000 Amalgamated Copper -.
SALES:

go Aliis-Chalmers ...,.......
100 Allis-Chaliners, pfd.......
10000 Amalgamated Copper 80.
100 American Can ............
30o American Can. pfd........
ZOO Amer. Car and Foundry.
$50 Amer. Car and Foun.. pfd
400 American Cotton Oil.....
100 American Locomotive -.
100 Amer. Locomotive, pfd. !.
i5.Spo American Smelling 1855.
100 Amer, smelling, pfd......
800 American Sugar .........
American Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco, pfd =.
500 Anaconda Copper .......
800 Atchison
100 Atchisoa. pfd...............
900 Atlantic Coast Line.
i,Spo Baltimore and Ohio.....
+.325 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
$3.50 Canadian Pacific ........
$50 Chesapeake and Ohio....
61) Chicago Great Western. :.
9.itD Chi. NIL. and st. Paul..
CHI, NJ. and st. Paul. pfd
500 Chicago and Northwest.
Ciev.. Gin. Chi. and st. l.
200 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
30 Colorado and Southern. :.
Col. and South. list pfd.
zoo Col. and South, ID pfd..
enl Consolidated Gas ......
80 Delaware and Hudson.
$50 Dist'llers' Sec. Corr.
=, $50 Erie Observation-Disclosures.
800 Erie. list pfd..
1910 Erie. I'd pfd.
coo General Electric ..,........
9.0l5 Great Northern. pfd. 49,.
800 Great Northern Ore ctfs.
loo Illinois Central ..........
S.5a5 Int. metropolitan ......
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Cotton futures opened ana closed stead

cot,on, quiet; mIddlng, 1I.4o; gross re !.
seipts 100 bales sales, 800 bales; stock,
Total TO-DAY At all ports-Net receives.
1881 bales e%por, 10 Great Britain, 5ltS
bales; % the Continent, Mss bales; stoc,i,
S.4922 bales s''s'''
Consolidated at air ports Net recefp,.
ITO bales export 10 Great Britain. Si'uiS
lales; 20 france 1905 bales: 10 the Conf
Toal since September X, al iIll nor,.
Net receipts, s.oSl,G8o bales export to (;rea,
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R1cHMoND GRAIN MARKEr.

Richmond. Va, June T. 1906:
N-hoLEsALE QUOTAIIoNs On CHANGE
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COTTON MARKETS.
Virginia .Centuries--ooo at aaH
a. G. l.. r. r. Gifts. OF Ind. p. o..loo

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE cotton mar
Ike vas very quiet tc-day. sales being
utnated al only 10000 bales The market
closed oints higher 10 5 points lower.
The market opened steady az decline o.
+sTs points under scattering Liquidation.
which Vas promoted by d favorable weather
map, the ab~shce Of. flood damage reports
aud reports t!,ar two bale. Of cation had
Sentiment around the ring seemed 10 De
rather bearishiy disposed. bat after selling
off another point or " tie rsa-xe. sts4died
and recovered part q il iCss II N. late
trading, particularly o. me Z+zr months.
which ruled relatively lrra and ctc.sd as.
and light oferfrgs Ths LkFs.5a19 marx.
vas closed and vii renal r.sss1 .EtEI
Monday morning. TIL Eec- c-o.z5!y re-
stricted business hers 70 E.--E @z,e1t. The
not reflect any csca!Zt u tS4 American
marke, Al its orelsas nsxt week may RAY.
prevented more aggresAIre sailing on favor
able weather and crop ac:ote1ts- Ali dan
ger OF flood from the swollen rivers IN the
Western belt is NOT yet passed, bu, 50 Ear
while IT was stated that the outlook In,
southern Texas Is particularly latter.rs,
ana that the Eastern belt also prun!seK 10
produce large yield. Favorable weather
-e cong NAY modify THIS prospect, hoH :
eyer, and there are further reports OF an
Improvement IN trade conditions, Ha!. y
southern spot markets as officially report ID
were unchanged 10 &c. higher.
July Sd VIII be an extra Cotton EXchanSa
holiday.
Receipts a, the ports today we're 10 -,
bales against 1922 last week and si7s Las,
wear. For the week $1,000 bales n gains,
SG.olS last week and S4,OSa last year. TO-
DAYS receipts at New Orleans i46s bales
heainst Sso last year and at Houston 1907
bales against 35l last year.
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Int. Metropolitan, pfd.,
Int. Mer. Marine. nfd..
International Paper 49,.
Int. PAPER. pfd..........
louisville and Nash Vile
Manhattan ........,,,
Metro. Street Railway.
Mexican Central ........
Mo, Kan. and Texas. I,
Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd.
Missouri Pacific .........
Nash. Chat. and st. L.
National Lead, ex. div.
New York Central.
n. ", Ont. and Western
Norfolk and Western. !.
Northern Pacific ......,
Pacific Mail ......l.......
Pennsylvania ...........
Peoples Gas ............
Pressed steel Car.
Pressed Steel Car, pfd. :.
Reading .........,......
Republic Iron and Steel
Republic I. and S.. pfd..
Rock Island .............
Rock Island. pfd.........
Sloss-Sheffie ..........
Southern Pacific .......
Southern Railway ......
Southern Railway, pfd...
Standard Oil ............
Tennessee Copper .....
Texas Pacific .............
Union Pacific .............
United States Rubber...
United States Stecl.....
United States Steel. pfd
Fa.-Ca.. Chemical .....
Va. Car. Chemical, pfd..
Wabash OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Wabash. pfd.
Western Union ...........
Total sales. 52i,aU
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Chicago. r. 1. and Pac. r. r. col. 5s.. 30
Chicago. Il. l. and Pac. Ry. rfds. is. ss5s
4 c.. C., C. and ST. L. gen. As tbid).... %
Colorado Industrial 5s.....--....... al
Colorado Midland Is ibid ............ s2is
\ Colorado and southern is............ saTs
/ Delaware and Hudson COW. Is asked 1914
Il Denver and Rio Grande is tbid) slia
Erie prior lien Is. IS
Erie Geuetal Observation-Disclosures. ssis
Hooking Valley AIS (eid) ............ 105;!
PETERBOROUGH Metro. i,.s. $40
Japan is ,bid) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
1 Japan as. Observation-Disclosures. sssi
Japan itts, IN dssries ibidD ......... ssss
] Louisville and Nash. Unified is..... 90
Manhattan consoi gold is............ ass
Mexican Central Is ,bid) ........... sax
! Mexican Central LIST Inc. tbii). Il
A Mimi and st. Louis is (asked1. 81 &
Missouri. Kan. and Texas IS ,bidp. esss
Missouri. Kan. and Texas ends Odd. So
National r. r. Of Mexico con. is...... si3s
New York Central gen. AIS. ........ ?23s
New Jersey Central gen. IS Odd. u. 1870
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SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Hills evening, In the wonlan's
Club. the closing recital for the
year of Miss zellc Minors
u piano class Will be given, Miss
Lillian L. West and Mr.. Walter
Watkins assisting
The opening number. Rossini's Over
ture to Semiramide,' will be played
by Misses Leo Ingles and Minor. Sue
eeeding numbers will be IA Waltz"
(Biederman). Master Thomas W. Ma
hone "Pastorale" tschmolD. Miss Jen-
mic Sale Jones; "sercnade' (Niedlin-
ger); 20 Fair and Sweet and Holy
Eyes" Mr.. Walter Watkins; Melody
Pictures" and Brownie Dance MAR
TIM, Miss Lucille Nelson Neal; "Rondo
in y" (Mozart). Miss Rosalie v. Rel.
ling; Wake. Robin" (Cochram. and
I'm the Meadow" (Lange), Miss Marie
Amelia Gibboney; Spring Song" and
Spinning Song" {Mendelssohn). Miss
s.. Marian spicer; Jean (Burleigh).
and "a Gypsy Maiden I" (Parker).
Miss Lille West; "Naohstuck." Op. 90
tschumann). and "valse,' f minor
Waltz" tMack) Misses Marie Glib
honey and Lucille Neal and Master
Thomas Malone; "1dilio" (Lack), Miss
Mary Aglionby Johnson; "1n the Forest
Inn" (Zierau). Miss Spicer; "rhe Sweet
est Flower That Blows" (Hawley), Mr..
Watkins; I'm Waldo (Heller), Mr..
Thomas.
Medals and annual reports will be
presented by the Rev. John Y. Down
man. and the closing number of the
recital. "Danse Macabre" (Saint Saens),
will be given by Miss Minor and Mr..
Thomas.
Mrs. Price Entcrtnins.
Mrs. John F. Price, of Chestnut HILL
yesterday entertained few OF her
friends and the infant class of Mizpah
Sunday School, in honor Of their teach
er, Miss Louise Gordon Rennie. who
is to be married Wednesday next to
Mr. Gordon Montague Woody.
Much to her surprise. Miss Rennie.
being blindfolded. was led beneath a
white umbrella. filled with many hand
some gifts OF linen, which were show
cred upon her a the signal was given
for the ribbons to be drawn. After
ward refreshments were served on
the lawn, a delightful afternoon being
spent by all.
Those present were Mesdames D. X.
Nvalthall. Frank F. Rennie. S. a. Chris
tian. George Everett. A. Thompson,
w. N. Holiday, w. NJ. Clark. James 7.
Goodwin. Cortez Jones. Julia King.
". s. Lockett, Misses Sallie Christian.
Ella. Louise and Carrie Rennie. Pauline
Grant, Rosalie Shafer. Carrie Clark.
Miss Mary Lockett and Miss Jennie
Graves.
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At st. Lukc'a Hospital.

The Rev. H. C. Gregory, pastor of
Epworth NJ. e. Church. Richmond, was
operated on by DR.. Stuart Mcclure, at
st. Luke's Hospital. last Tuesday for
appendicitis. TIE operation was sue
cess, and the members Of his charge
ana friends are greatly encouraged
with the hope that he will soon be well
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Northern Pacific 4s................... loI,.
Northern Pacific IS (b,d) ............. II
Norfolk and Western con. As (bid).... o3I
Oregon Short Line rfdg. g4s. ........ 30
Pennsylvania conv. 3iss, 1915.......... e1A
Pennsylvania cor. is................ 1ol
| Reading General NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. as3s
Republic Of Cuba S. Odd ......... los
ST L. and Iron Noun. con. IS asked lo6'1
ST. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s.... q
81. Louis Southwestern neon. 4s........ 60
Seaboard Air Line Is ibid .......... Oh.
southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. s5s.
Southern Pacific LIST 4s............... s2ss
Southern. Railway IS Odd .......... 9S
Texas and Pacific Observation-Disclosures. lo&
Toledo, ST. L. and West. Is tbid).... 1Si.
Union Pacific 1921
Union Pacific conp 4s................ 81
United states Steel End SIS. .......... s6ai
Wabash lists tbidl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. le3i1
Wabash new As. Observation-Disclosures. SO
Western Md Is ibid. ........ So
Wheeling and Lake Erie Is tbid).... So
Wisconsin Central 4s................ S5is
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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-05-13

Lounsbury arrived at Fort Brannon
the next day, appearing in time for
breakfast. His early advent, which he
explained away nonchalantly, was the
cause Of some good natured teasing.
Say, Lounsbury," observed one Off
Ger, II thought you were keeping a
store"
''Get outv' he retorted. I'm down
here to see that you fellows do some
thing for the good money Uncle Sam
pays you"
"Why, don't you known said Major
Appleton. Johns here to sell the suit
Ter some sandy sugar"
That's right" agreed the storekeep-
er. "And I'm going to put up plant
to make brown sugar out of the Mud
dy"
Lounsbury could afford to laugh with
them, not being the only butt of the
jokers Fraser suffered, too, for a
tattling private who had spent the
night at Shanty Town let 1t out to a
corporal, who told 1t to a sergeant,
who told it to a cub of a second lieu
tenant, who told it to every officer in
post, with the single exception of the
"K. o." that Fraser, the good, the dis
Greet, the unimpeachable, had played
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-05-13

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! PlOW Woman !
5 By ELEANOR GATES, s
Author Of THE Biography a Prairie Girl
p 1905 MCCLURE & COMPANY. 2
" ELEANOR GATES

Author Of The Biography of n Prairie Girl"

His face beamed. There was, sir, last
night" he said gayly, "but there hain't
none now. Clear has a bell, sir"
"Y' firm tn post?' demanded Ian
caster, trying to look severe.
He Of the chevrons waved his COM
panions out. Him from Hingland,
SIR" he answered. Sergeant Kippis
his my name. VIII you ave some sol
dier's coffee sir?'
Dallas hurried past him and into the
newly dug tunnel. Overhead was q
serene sky. Between shack and river
lay dazzling mile of drifts and mid
way, brisket deep, but advancing reso-
lutely and bugling at every foundering
step was Simon.