Richmond Palladium (Daily), 7 April 1900 — Page 1
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SETBACK
Lord Roberts Forces Meet Another Disaster at Hand? of the Boers.
FIVE COMPANIES GONE
Body of 500 British Troops Captured
Withiu 35 Miles of Array's Headquarters.
A Lou Which Hu Set the English
People to Revising Date of War's Ending:.
Pretoria. April 6. CoL n timer's col-
amn Im returning north.
London. April 7. Not a word
Carding tne Ulster at Itedderaburg
ueen allowed to come through ex
cept tne dispatch of Lord Huberts. It la therefore iuiponaible to form any notion a to what happened. Meanwhile the IirltlKh puMIc ia beginning to reaj-
lae the inuBcnne dinicultlea to be over-
come even In-fore Pretoria is readied.
ana la rerlHliifr premature ideas with
respect to the time when the war will
be over. No one believes now that It will have ended by the bejrlnning of
wuus.
The latest disaster more particular
ly Illustrates the heavy task Involved in holding- the railway. This body of
aonie JO British troops without guns.
which disappeared so completely with
in 30 mUea of the great British army.
uau mt us uumueii to guard a sec
tion of nearly 90 miles of railway be
tween uioeuifontein and Sprlngfon
tela. IT It Could thus be spirired away, how la Lord Huberts to ensure tils continually extending communica
tions?
Other pertinent questions are being asked as a result of these hwchnIvw
unfortunate occurences. It can not be concealed that the utmost alarm is
beginning to be felt. It is said that the Boers who captured the British at Reddershurg belonged to -Olivler's
commando.
It Is asserted that 4,000 rebels surrendered during i,en. Clements' north
ward march. The Boers will do their
utmost to hold Ladybrand and Tliaha
N Chu. both being rich grain produc
ing districts. It is said that most of
the prisoners captured at Boshof are
foreigners.
The report that Mr. Steyn had been appointed to the command of the Free
Staters and the further reirt that the Free State has arranged a loan from the Transvaal for war purposes, are both confirmed.
thousand remounts from South
America are due to arrive the coming
week at port ot Natal and Cape Co- ,ndo riw tai
"" ,it mn were taken
four otr- H.mathkbana. Aa nviio- south bouoU &t
lrt,,0nriouers are now ueld on both
a and the numlK-r are about equui.
noon. April 3. until April 4. 0 a. m asd then apparently surrendered, -for it is reported that the firing ceased at the
time, immediately after I heard the
news during the afternoon of April 3. I ordered tint acre to proceed from KPriugfouein. his present headquar
ters, to Uedderxburg. with all possible pe-d. and I dispatched the Cameron Highlanders hence to Bethany. He
rriej ai iu-iuerniiirg at JO:3u yesterday morning, without opposition.
nut could get no uews of the missina
detachmeut. There can be no doubt
the whole party has been made prisoners." Chamterlains Itegime Menacing. Berlin. April 7. The Nation, in the course of an article reviewing the present pltases of the war in South Africa, says: , "Mr. Chamiterlain's regime is a danger for all continental states. The small states of Kurope, above all others, have cause Tor fear. They have to fear that what is hap
pening to the Boer states and what
Portugal will have to endure may
happen to every other small country which might unfortunately stand In the way of British policy. What is
possible for small countries may also
happen to large ones, if not strong
enough in a military sense. It will become constantly more plain that the
policy of Great Britain has contrived enormously to Increase disquiet and
distrust in the world, and as a consequense of this armaments will grow continually."
WASH THEIR
HANDS
many warm menus, wno wm sorry to have them leave ' the cif but clad of his deserved adTnet
Mr. Barnard has proven himse thoroughly capable of handling at
important position and has been r
ANOTHER SPLIT
Do the Democratic Members worker in the interest of tL ntile Efforts of Miners and
of Kentucky Court of Mr. Barnard s successor here is; Operators to Arrive at I w- t r- .. t JS I
Anneals raul Jones a rmer fticomoDu ooj tviiHniPllt
NONE OFTHEIit AFFAIR
lately employed as chief engineerxisr
the I. V. division, liarnara nadf
been located here two years.
AM E OLD QUESTION Uf
Is What They Declare Eec-ardinir
the Gobernatorial Contest and Lay It Onto Legislature.
DEATHS AND FUMEIML&
Got. Taylor Will Resist and Carry
His Case to the United States Supreme Court.
inference Lat Evening Adjonrned
Sine Die and Fears Are Felt
Esmakeb Charles II. Esniaker. Regarding: Result.
well-known citizen and business man!
home on Randolph street, west side.fengr
of
Suspension of Work In the
a spinal affection from which be Block cal District May Be One
Burghers Are Af"rll. nioemfonteln. April C The British
scouts report that a force of from
12,0a tb 1 8.1 mo Hoers had leen seen
tieyond Itosman's kop, moving from
Thaba N'C'hu to tlie south. The ene
my, by appeals and menace combined.
are vainly trying to induce the burgh
ers to take the field again. The farmers are more afraid of the Transvaal-
ers than of the British.
Am Ml ion t.lnton. Linton, I, id., April 7. A complete
census of this city lias leeu coinitletetl
and shows a Mpul:ition of 3.HK. The town council has selected April 17, as the dale on which to vote on the ques
tion of iiji'oi'pora t ion.
Valparaiso's New Waterworks. Valp.irals, Ind., Airil 7. The ma
chinery has leen started and water pumped from the Little Kankakee river to this city. The new water
works system is now complete, at a
cost of $us,ooa
GLOUD BURST
Wrecks Fast Train in Texas
-Number of Persons Reported Burned ITnprece.
dented Rise In Colorado
River. -
ArsTiN, Texas, April 7.
Durst tuia tooTc
A cloud,
the Colo-j
Htioiinf "X. Northern. rallru4jie.uia
teen ,.nk-8 orth "I" Rail
UOUia vauuv-
A number of persons are r
.ntKiimllS last eveu-
a reply that the
iel.
"A- ouestlou of excliange -
n the house of
a Thla ' elicited
"" ,,,t had no Intention of pro
posing an exchange.
Oen! le ViUri1 Methues's . i.jefnn wns coneentratBoshof. J&fT ton
l?fiere yw" distant on the Vaal
force a few jWn a pnut it-ally ileriver. Thnle roou iMing with the
eeited. nl under Commandant lucoiuMtho controls the district. Lord plesm eommaudotl in a spiriied litjklf,lVn nine miles to the southeast, he surrounded 70 Iloers on a Not a man escaiKd. He took Lflsiiiers, ' liorses aud a uantity V ggage ' tien.-It VMiebois was
ed durihtf the action. A Jtocr holstjaa white ring and then fired Imme-
tUstnlv. kllllns a ltrltlsh officer. 1 he
murderer was- Instantly shot. , tterret In France. raris. April 7. The news of the death of t.en. IWillebols Mareuil was posted In the chamber of deputies aud senate and caused a paiuTuI impression. The deceased rtieerjiad JS; friends nK.'-i;Vteri"coinmunlca-rom time to time to the Faris papers by the members or bis family, bad becto eagerly read.
ported burned but the names ar nhtainable. The Austin,0"".
- M IUVt "
western road loViidy been done and dauywyrpared. "
'Dallas, Texas, April 7. The biff
dam of the Colorado river at Austin broke and the power house washed
away. All telefraph and telephone communications with Austin and
Sau Antonio was lost at 12:45 p. m
visit
war and
re-
to the cast a
t educed tbe Kejoieliig.
ihltn Anrll 7.-Lord Hot-rts dia-
patea deacribing the disaster at ItedIK.ir? whs i.rint.M in the Dublin
evening iapcrs and created general oniternatlon. It brought the popu-
i.. iti. nni.k turu from the
ISV - ... .
loie'.na over the queeu s
nut Issues of the
udden gloom over the gaiety of the
rt at the castle. I Here is no crui
,1-m of Ixrd Kolverts. who apjH-ars to
be trusted Implicitly, but Intense Irri
- . . V1V al.v A.-v
tatlon and cliagnn are icn mm many -unfortunate circumstanws" should retard the march to Pretoria. To IWake nioenifomeln. Bloemfonteln, April 6- The Boer are apparently making sn attempt t redeem their promise to retake Bloetam x iiinsMcrsMe force has
Frankfort. Ky, April 7. The court of appeals yesterday handed down Us
decision ia the gubernatorial contest in favor of Beckham, Judge Dullelle
dissenting. The other two Republican
Judges, Burnam and Guffy, handed
down a separate opinion, which dif
fered in its reasons from the opinion of the Democratic judges, but agreed
with them In its conclusion. Judge
ilobson, one of the four Democratic Judges, wrote the opinion of the ma
jority of the court, affirming the de
cision of Judge Field of Louisville.
It recites the work of the state can
vsssiug ooara ana or tne contest proceedings In the legislature and all the
subsequent proceedings and holds
We hare no more right to superrtse tbe
aeruuon 01 toe funeral assembly iu de-
IrrmiulDg tbe result of this election thau
we bare to supervise the ac-tiou of the gov
eruor in oaiimj a special sextion of tbe
it-gialatare or In panloulug a trimlual or .be action of tbe legislature In contracting uVbta or determining upon tbe election of
tta meniDers or doing any otber act authorized by tbe conatltuttoa. There is no couQict between tbe faction of tbe state
canvassing board and that of the IrglKla-
iurc ui tuese cases, xne state canvassing
uoaru waa wimout power to go behind tbe returns. They were not authorised to bear
eviaence and determine who was lu truth
elected, but were required to give a cert in
cate of election to those who on tbe face
oi idc retarns bad received the highest number of votea. for the state board to
nave received eviaence to Impeach the re
turns oeiore mem wonld have been for
loein. in effect to act as a board for pob-
teatlng tbe election, and If they had done this, they would have uaurped the power vested In the general assembly by the
conatitution, ror by Its express terms only tbe general assembly can determine a contested election for governor aud lieutenant governor. But tbe certiUcate of the state board of canvassers Is no evidence as to who was iu truth elected. Their certificate entitles the recipient to exercise the office until tbe regular constitutionality shall determiue who Is the de Jure vtticer. Tbe rights of tbe de Jure ortk-er attached
when he was elected, although the result was unknown uutil it was declared by the proper couxtit utiouul authority. When it waa so declared It was simply the ancertalnment of a fact hitherto lu doubt or unsettled. The rights of the de facto officer uuder bis certlflrate front tbe canvassing
aamwo w amwoul mr temporary juauiJ the de1eiiaark (
Htrllce Stops Klectrlc Line.
Ciuc.AOO, 111., April 7. The strike
of the employes at the power bouse
practically stopped the surface elec
tric Iiues again touay. ,.-"!
Will Appeal V.S. Supreme
Court. Frankikrt, Ky., April 7.-Ex-
Gov. llradley will today apply tor a
writ of irmr U) the United fetates
supreme court iu the governorship
asc. The lMflKuehlUafL. t.--risro, LaL7 Apt il
," T ,..i.. ...iv-iiHM to the a i si are rv-
"niairue in the last six days.
There have been 72 cases and GO deaths. The cost of fighting the
plague will rach two million dollars.
Ohio-Town Burned.
Proctorillb, O., April 7. Afire
cauirht in the flour mill of U.U. 'ugn
and burned u j ana aown me simri,
l.ivin bxi two siores Oi any iut-
iiortan.ee in town, iwelve resiaeuces
were destroyed. The loss es esti mated at nearly
Uow of in f!2.iT. Ir'nrti'WteeVi -enrart'oaly a right to et until tbe resalt of tbe election could be determiued. We are therefore unable to see how this case can be distinguished from any otber legislative action taken In a matter over which tbe constitution has given the legislature exclusive Jurisdiction and we are therefore of tbe opinion that tbe court Is without Jurisdiction to go behind the record made by the legislature under tbe constitution. Sut-h a record seems to us entitled to every presumption in Ita favor which the records of this court, kept under its supervision, would be entitled to receive at the bands of the legislature In a matter be
fore It. It la also argued that the contest
board was not fairly drawn by lot, tj,-,. certain members ot the board werty' to objection on the iu of Jn(,t pire"rlv that, therefor, thb,rd DOKe jfciious constituted. j"the general assembly were well to ,ale gi h act loo as w as
bad tT'.u- nKunUfiL It d?s not appear
had been suffering for a long time.
While death was expected to resul
from the spinal ailment, the sudden
ness of his death was a shock to his
family and friends. Many a man
afflicted like the deceased would never leave the house, but Mr. Esmaker
was plucky and but few days found
him conhned to his home. Hut yes
terday afternoon he took a ride
the ball park on the cars and returned home about 4:30. He retired
early, about 5:30, and his faithful
wife, who has cared for him unflag
trintrlv since his affliction, went to his
room several times to see that ail was
well. Her last visit was just pre
vious to his death when he called to
her and said something that she did
not understand. Just then a door
iell ramr and she answered the call
No sooner had she dismissed the
messenger than she heard a loud
r.oise upstairs, ana upon going up
found Mr. Esmaker had tried to get
out of bed and had fallen. She ad
ministered to him as best sh? could
and called to the neighbors, who responded readily. They placed the
prostrate form in the bed and
in a few minutes he expired.
The deceased leaves a wife, three daughters, two brothers
and one sister. The funeral will
occur Monday morning at 9 o'clock
from bt. Mary s church
Mullen The funeral of Mrs. Mul
len was held at her residence. 112
uorth fifteenth street, this m rning
at 10 o clock bv the Revs. R. D.
Laughman and Mrs. Crosby. The
remains were taken to w incnester
on the train, and the luneral services will be held there tomorrow.
Sanders Caroline E. Sanders' fu
neral was conducted v'esterdav after-
nooon at St. Paul's Episcopal church, by the Rev. F. O. Granniss. The pall bearers were Paul C. Graff, J. L. liupe, William Cain, Cbarles Fran
cisco, Col. Oran Perry aud William Thornburgh.
Howard Mrs. Rebecca Howard
died this mornina at her home on
mvt ... ' - , - .T: te-r of-Mrrand "Mrs." 37 R. Pen
of the Effects.
trazil, Ind., April 7. The comuiitS from the block coal operators and lers met yesterd.-iy in an effort to tve at some agreemeut concerning question which caused the split ia t-ouferetice some days ago. her committee was disposed to Jl and the conference adjourned ' evening without having accomI'Wd anything. No time for another t'renee has been set and it is fear-
diat a long suspension of work in
t!Wock coal district will lie the re-
suCoal is becoming scarce iu Bra-
s"al the plant of the Republic Iron
"ttccl company here has Ih-cii coinpefr to shut down owing to lack of
f UN
FAITHFUL. TO DEATH
Fatf - Injured, th Switchman's
fust Thought Was of Duty. Kvjaville. Ind.. April 7. Ernest
I-'"dk-r. a swilchniau in the Ljouis
villenJ Nnsliville yards, was dragged
to liih. itli here. After lieing pickiil UP I'bis companions, and while lie was ug, he asktl to le proppj-d tip in thfard.-t so he could give orders
aboutmking tip the train. His last
words-re: "Lias 57 left yet. .boys V"
t Interrupted Wedding. Cra wards ville. lad.. April 7. The
body o-:iiiier Myers, an IS-yenr-old farmer.as found yesteniay near
here onhr highway. It was within 2f0 yari of the home of his tiauc-e. Miss Afe Hendricks, whom he ha) promiso4u wed next Sunday. Tin-
young I.9 says they had iw iiarrel and she ti think of uo cause for tinsuicide, tvers ended his life by tali
ug cur Ik e ai-id.
.. I . VJI KnTortw Orders. Indiatiaflis. April 7. The Indiana
state Itoii of health has I t . -1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 i to insist a the strict enforcement of
lie lu-jilr, laws of the, statu, .i'hysi ,
Refrigerator The WILKE
All Tile
-i . . 1 V
Don't You Want One $25 to $100
The Gurney Refriger
ators from $8.75 to $20. Noah's Ark.
p
MW'S!9JJ;" JiS" 1 -sr-
"n. jjZlTlii . '"w -tfto ; Sii as aia-tawl.' Jivit h-M w ill ..nxl to n- I It
Lafay.
died this morning at 9 o'clock at t-'
home of her parents on the Natn-1 lleUt.-w Vry road, near the city. Funer m- J yesterdayV
day at 2 p.
from the b
terment at Earlham.
- rJIyftery
Xlie VeJt'll give his great
Dr Tlovure for men only,
en
tiniMcht. in the Phillips opera
.1 ...o Txlr seventeen are
tnt admittetl.
IMcked Choice floods.
te, Ind.. April 7.---Ixieb &
g(ls store' was robbed The burglars entered
through a Skylight and carried oft
goods to tfie value of $!SOO. comprlsiug hue lianderchiefs, hosiery und silks
I'here is tiijo clew to the perpetrators.
A reward r Hlu is ottered lor tne ar
rest ot thi- thieves.
XT'.W of tbe objections urged V
.outed to the .aseniui, -
were sua It reruseu w - . . It aiuxt l presumed that It had sufflcieut rlrXH.ua for Its sctton. lU-aldes the U.ard . ..1 .....limlnarr aacucT to take evl-
T. ...A rl-nort the facts to the K.-ueral
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iwrnbl;. The sssemuiy .....ihMi thft c-outest.
i.w. Ituruam ana uuny, wimu-
MUfe- " .
licans, while concurring m v......
i.... r,f the courts having no jui.o..
lion, dissented froiu-- feasouiug.
.11 MiTTITIIII 9 OVl "tlV viuiu va j
efaulter Captured. San Francisco. Cal., April 7.
Walter F. GratTe. defaulting cashier of the Adams rlxpress company at
Davtnn. Ohio, was arrested here. He
was contemplating suicide when ar
rested. He readily consented to re
turn to Ohio.
. .,titr tnroucu 1 -.ui--. - -
Geo. Tickers Isolation at Ka-ee ts ... thsn real, since the
more- api'"1' "
MOT ACCEPTED.
Snort Debate Required. Washington. D. C. April 7.
This lecture creates 1 Te Republican managers in the
house decided not to allow extendi debate on the Porto Rican tariff bill,
but will have to vote in a few hours under a special rule.
t . 1 v. . ...1 tn Ini.vlii. a mori- flMtrra n11
,..rtinn diaresard or tne ntm 01 piuwi
" th. Is made uauireHt 1T tbe ru-ts
alleged ud retted on by coutestees aud ad
n.mii l-uiurrer. ana 1 am uruiii "i.
taprA from admitted facts that the l-gis
in the beat ot anger eugeuaervu uy
latesse jMirtlsas excitement, have done two
faithful. coBSCleaiious ana soie uuumc
...i. an Irreparable Injury in aepriviug
them ot the vtflce t which tbey were .i4Mt and s stlU areater wrong to tbe
I.,,, matoritr 01 tae electors wuo Toten
osder dlttlcult clrcuinstauers to elect these
M-vanla. But w ar met at tne mresooi i
with the coBtentloa toat tne courts or tne
alate, under namuiou uac u jmwtrr 10 go behind the legislative journal and re
view the Judgment Ol IU ssvuiui; id proceedings or which they are given by the constitution esclualve Jurisdiction aud form whose determination of tbe question no sppe1 u proTided. I have been led. with some reluctance, to the coui-lush.s. and not without some misglvlugs a to its correctness, (.hat there is no wer in the court ot the state to review tbe OndiDga ot the general assembly In a contested election for the offices of governor and lieutenant goernor. as shown by Us only authenticated records. Kx Gov. W. O. Bradley, chief counsel for Gov. Taylor, last night author
ized the statement that an appeal
thaif of Gov. Taylor ana ueut.
Marshall will be earned to tne
t auuuni."' ... 1 T v..v-r.e delivered. it
sensation .
1 1. hiw.llvr lr I SfU UT if, v ...
nas lr-cu u-... r -
,r,t riiil c men. An auiui'"
of ten cents will be charged to pay
1 1 1 .
nan reim.
Dr. Houser has someimuK
ful to tell -you, genneiueu.
miss it.
MAKKKTS 1IV W1KE
.., i-:.. vr Grain. Cattl
Irevsiiii"K - - - and Provisions on April, e. idlnsnolis Grain" and Livestock.
U w.,n. T'-V; No. 2 rod. quiet.
; v urai v v n -n-Mteadys No. 2 mixed, W.
l-2;rfr;r"nV'r.u.l !iii!her at 3.-'5a3.75.
II. .it!. -Steady at 4 .t ftJ' u t -.v4..Ik.
Ijiiubs-Steady und stroug at $5.5o(57.r.
0L0!
MAIN STREET RINK
MNODAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
Aprill 9th, 10 and 1 1th.
HARTFORDS
of Hartford, Conn. vs. HEN LEYS.
Wliito Mronze M0XU31ENTS
Your Boy
Alwavs needs clothes. He . needs them often when you cloth him cheaply. Give him well sewed, strong suits what will stand the storm.
Our double seated and double kneed : pantmany of our strong wear-resisting suits, to sell at
w
ith
and
Suits for the little chaps from 3 to 7 years. A nobby of 3 piece suits with single or double breasts at
line
and
A swell line of bovs 3 niece loiur nant suits, from 14
to 17 year, in stripe and check worsteds, fancy cheviots
or blue and black serges, from
L0II1AKLITL N. - 725 MAIN ST.
o o o o CA o t o o o o u o o
O? WHEN YOUWANTTO BORROW
Co
a "V" or a "ten spot" how many of your friends want to accommodate you? Perhaps all of them would like to do so, but the fact retnaius that most of them do not find it convenient to spare the money and do not like to be asked. The lest and only sure way to get a little money at any time is to call on us. We like to accommodate everybody because that is our business and we find it profitable. We charge eight per cent, interest and a small additional fee for necessary time in appraising properfy, examining records, and making out papers. We loan on pianos, furniture, store and office fixtures, warehouse receipts, etc., without removal. We loan on diamonds, watches, etc., left it pledge. We loan to salaried people without any secui ity. Strict privacy in allcrses.
Open every evening. Home phone 4-ta.
RICHMOND LOAN CO., N. E. Cor. 8th & Main Sts. Room 4.
CO is
After Cox't Would-be Assas
sins. Cincintati, O., April 7. C. J.
Figge, a former stockholder in the
old Banmr brewery, was arrested
today onsuspicion of having sent
the lnrenal machine to tne resi
dence of Jeorge B. Cox, last Mou-
1 day. H is regarded as slightly in
sane. J-1j. liraxion, a mine ex
pert, wa also arrested. ires and
tools iona in nis room.
POLO TALK.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
lOuem-d.; Closed.
I
on
Gov.
SKHI13
than real, since
r.,nd north or Bioonmmwiu
V ".n r,Hirtunlty for loer tae-
er ,-. Iiiia
. They may P"-'l"J Jo distract attention from operattou, .tsewhere.. Kemonnts are anxiously
awaltedA GROWING
-A-oth inlortunate Occurrence" Imported b, l-rd Ih'UtU. Ud.r April T.-The tt of JU.
dispatch iroiu
capture ot ut
1.. .-.r iiis tnxi
. nfortunate oocum uce
l"""' Z . In til
wan Tin' 1 KfTova
Uoterta
aanouucinf;
inv ot tnree eviui-"-- - - .
Irish Kusileer ami i --
;lnient ot
iteiltlershurg.
f
n-
little
the Mntn n
ramrj. Kta,iuu.
eastward or wim"J hm a few r lbi lla0e" T I wei " nrrouudcl by a araneer force Tf ihe enemv with four or Ave guM. 9 -i';; u eu.vh.neut held out from
bridge Citv Naturat Gas Copajy Has Ganc by the Board. Tae sixtv davs limit given the
nvniiJrt'a OI tne lauiui i"fe
1 ii., ,miKiiiv. in wnicu w j-utu
the franchise for contract pase .4.ti hv the citv council has ex-
"""1." T- . , . . - . 1 Ivun
;.m1 -in.1 tne aocumeui ui uui "
1 1 t.lliaritv At
i n 1 1 t-- 1 111 1 ir-va uw -
least it has not Deen recw ea, v . . .. .1 -T-V .,. .1.-11-
.1,. tim. limit eXDireu uu auui3jj.
.,eil fi This means tna iue .i.v
must face the fuel problem from some .-Ke than that of competition
f.. . i;nAS f.r another season. The
w-kiinl hnen and citizens in gen
i .y-it mn.-h in hooes that
.v,., .-or,tl.m.n reDrescnteu by air.
-.f -.m.M ainnt the ordinance
t tit and trancnise. as i "-
been carefully framed and would have been a safe and advantageous one for the city. It was perhaps too advantageous for the city to mate it de:vo f.e th carjitalists who CLe-
Sii auiE
suprema court M the Jnited. States. . , i..iiov an.1 t'" W". II- Yost. lrauleaYor tfie ttepubllcan state tfi
cers, were in consultation with Gov.
Taylor for several hours yesterday
afternoon and the aoove statement
was made at the clse of the conference. It I stated that Col. W. C. V.
Breckinridge and Republican leaders
from different parts ot the state are
in co lit erf ice here today with Taylor.
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Wbent May July Stpt. ......... Corn Mav July -pt Hats -
May
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ribs. .'- Iowisville tJrain ami Cattle. k..t v. 'J rel auT li'iielx-rry. THc.
CorB-N". - wu.le utl uiied. 4:t'e. No.
3 iik'-N".' White. :f : No. 3 while, 20c. Cuttlv-SU-n.ly at J.iVii-.ini. lloi--i S-Oiitlv at i-V!. t.l..-1-l.- Snieiy :it t.iil.7.V Ljiii'.s-Sii nJ ill $;:..! t.tlU.
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RAHROAO 'CHANGE,
R. C. Braar4 Has Been Appointed Entiaeev Utiataiaeace af War af the ClacWti Division. - Mr. R- Barnard, the efficient engineer imtainence of way of the
Richmona tnsion, nas oeen appointed to a sl position on the Cin
cinnati don or tbe, lanhandle
and his hf carvers win De changed from tbtJC7 o CinctnnatL Mr. truW " hu wife have n4di
- Cincinnati Grain ami Livestock. Vbeat-t-ier; N- -,"- ;'"- -.111 ;!'. t ; Nik - mix. il. Onl t ;rw: No. - m wl. i-T'-je. Ca;il .Stiiidy at ".''..). - Hots--A. 1 i .-t $1 ii,i.V ... Mn-i'- Sirnj at 1. J"A..i. Ltuil ht-i.dy .nl 4 f i4.-K Chicago I.iTestock.
Cattle Firm and n-T:rc; ii1-rs, $T.0Og
IIoh - l.'.ut-r - : "i-rv-SUt- li St :ns an. I h-h-'r ul Kj.3lX Latlib.t Sll'.i-if l - J' i7 New York I.ive-Mook. Cattle Active at i4.u5j-".7j. Rous Kiriti ai !! Sllr-Stcmlv ai ft Millll. lJBii- Ai live aud ti Her a f -i-ToW.lL Toledo Grain Wbnl-Ptill and lower; No. 2 iash. 72 May. 7-. Cora-Hiber and active; No. 2 mixe-' 41V? Data Dal!; No. 2 mixed. 26.
Today's Quotations.
Chicago, Els., April 7. Cattle
stead v, good to prime steers to. 00, 5.S0." Hogs lower, 5.20, 5.52J.
Chicago, HL, April r. Wheat
bote uorn oy.c Oats 24ic
Tolxdo, Ohio, April 7. Wheat
Hart ford Here Next Week and Some
Warm Sport is Promised League Will tobablr Be Formd Before the Opeolz of Next Season Hartford Will lso Play at Muncie. Aftefepeated efforts and a heavy
guaranle the managers of the Rich
mond ad Muncie teams have hnany securejthe Hartford, Conn., polo
team fda series of three games at the Mai street rink next Monday, Tuesda and Wednesday evenings, and at (uncie on Thursday, Friday
and Salrday nights of next week. The viaing1 team is without doubt
one of e best in the country and its memb are all salaried men who o nothini but play polo during the
winterason, year in and year out i f aught a Dreadful Cold. Mart Kooke, manager for T. M
Thomn, a large importer of tine millin- at 1658 Milwaukee Avenue,
Chicaji says: "During the late se
vere vouher I caught a dreadful cold wich kept me awake at night aud note me unfit to attend my work 4rins the day. One of my
millin4 was taking Chamberlain's Coughtemedy for a severe cold at
that tie. which seemed to relieve
her soluickly that I bought some for myself It acted iike magic and I began b improve at once. I am now entire! well and feel very pleased to actowledge its merits.1 For sale by A. G. Luken & Co., and Curmafe Co. f Vitied sidewalk brick. I handle all kins. Also stone lence coping and aificinds of building stone. C. E. Netman, 16 north seventh street.
Don't tut to km it this wMk.
Win. F. MAJLET, Igent, 414 S. 14th St., Richmond, lad.
EVERY SALE
Made in our Shoe Department
briDgrs us a steady customer.
We are headquarters on thoes
of all kinds, and it "pays to buy at headquarters,"
HONEST GOODS RIGHT PRICES
Ask for Apple Blossom
Ladies' Kid Shoes, latest style toes and lasts,:$ 98
Ask for Common Sense -
Ladies' Shoe, Common Sense heel and toe, wide lasts, button $1.00
Ask: lor Little Men's Shoes
BoxCalf,all solid extension soies, sizes 8to 114, $1.25
Ask for Scliamrotli's Men's
Slioes Maie in Viei Kid, Box Calf, Cordovan and .Russia Calf, in black, tan and ox blood, latest lasts $3.50 Harrof t's Shoe Polish.black and colors, splendid quality, I 0c. TELEPHONE 223. JohruR. Hawekotte1611, 1613, 1616 Mala St
Hewood and
Coiobratod Carriages and Go-Carts. Just receiving them' GILBERT T. DUNHAM laaalajg Farwttar Dlair,'
A 626 MAIM ST.
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DICKINSON TRUST CO. 3 per cent. Interest on deposits. This company pays interest at the rate of 3 per cent, per annum on d posits of any amount, mcde at any time. Interest on savines rietovits payable May 1st and November 1st. each . . . . P 1 " M t 1 tU .
year, ueruueaies oi uepBii, ii?suu tor eumo vi stuu or more, inte est from date on 8 mounts remaining: 90 days or more.
Organized under the Sate law. this company reports to the
Auditor of State, and is subject to the examination and control
f the Banking and Tiutt Company Department ot tne State. SAFETY DEPOSIT BUILDING.
Dinner's KIDNEY
Backache Cure. rm KMacy. Bladder and Crln.ry
Un5SSaia5aaa7eiLE3a ar aavfctfcon j mi tliaiwMI
G ENNETT -THEATRE.
Murrav tu t Sb er, Logggcaa and Manager
Its Up to You! THE AL. G. FIELD
GREATER. MINSTRELS
An imperial program teeming with novelties and sensational specialties from
everywhere. It is the only great show in
its line bigger and tetter than all other.
The Greatest indoor attraction of two
The Larccst Minstrel company ia the
world.
3J ?meH sn Miastrols 30 lO Eircpcan Specialists 'O 20 Matchless Miein 20 lO Great CoraJia lO 12 S-Jf5rb Siars 12 12Sp!endid D-crs 12
xb b z 'or day para. ! Hear the
1 z'tat concert la.nci: bcnre your seau IB
aavance. cpjot imricu, 6ENNE.TT HEXT SATURDAY, April 7 pHees 1 Lewor floor SOo 76e anal S 1
Balcony. 75e. Gallsry 26a. ScAtj ob sale at Westeott Pharmacy.
BUY TIIE GENUINE
PocahontasSmokeless
AND
Winifred Coal
C S. FfllilCJIXlin, Overall
Phone 9. 170 FT. WAYNE AVE.
ONRESGO Water-Paint
For wall and ceiling decorations, brick, plaster and ce
ment ; for inside ana outsiae worK on wans. It petrie and make a bard oiah. Made in different color that are nott twauti.'al It hat been tied in Richmond for several years with highest of saccess.
Those desiring something fine in finish will b shows umj le of the work, and arc
m.
C. PRICE, 816 .MAIN ST.
iC. m. HATXIXTOH
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