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away debris. The sympa;hies of the
world are freely expressed. One tcle-
gram from England gives 81 600. Will
issue a general appeal to the public to-
night. Help came from all quarters.
Its universally greatly encourages our
people. VIII communicate with you
promptly if anything unusual occurs.
"iSigDej),
JAMES A. BEAVER"
During the evening President Hlrsi-
son read the following dispatch:
"JacksonrMe, Fla, June 3 The
Jacksonville Auxiliary Sanitary Asso-
citation tender their heartfelt sympa-
thies to their unfortunate countrymen
who have been visited with the most
appalling disaster Of modern times. and
direct me to notify you that two thou
sand dollars Of the trust lnds in thciT
hands have been appropriated for the
relief Of the sufferers Of Johnstown and
other places dcvasted by the food. This
amount IS subject to your sight draft.
to be expended at your discretion.
"P MCQUAID,
President jacksonville Auxiliary Saui-
tary Association. -
To this the President replied as FOL.
lows:
Il have received your dispatch with
great qualification and will draw for
the amount you have appropria ed and
will see that it is expended for the pur-
poses you have appropriated it.
." At the invitation Of the Pres
lent the commissioners Of the
District met him in confer
ence this evening. the purpose Of the
meeting being to devise means for aid
ing the sufferers from the floods in
Pennsylvania.
As a result Of this conference. meet /
ing Of citizens will be held at 3 O'Clock |
tomorrow afternoon at Willard p hotel. |
when definite measures will be taking. |
looking to the aid Of the sufferers Of |
Johnstown and vicinity. The President /
has already made a generous contribu-
ton toward aiding sufferers.
On Saturday morning, Immediately |
upon reading the news Of the terrible
disaster and while yet at the breakfast
table, he ssnt a telegram to the Mayor
Of J)hnsiown, in care Gov. Beaver,
Of Pennsylvania. expressing Sympathy
with the people there in their terrible
C lamity, and saying that any relief
wl ich tie government could properly
lnO d would be extended, and author
.zing the Mayor TO draw on Him for
1900 as a contribution TO the relief
fund.
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state Exposition attharict,e

CHARLOTTE. n. c., June 3-The
County Commissioners Of Meckleu-
burg county, in which Charlotte is Sit
uated, to day voted one thousand dol
lars towards holding a Sinte Exposition
here next fall. Tonight the Board Of
Aldermen supplemented this by another
thousand. The citizens are to add
another. making three thousand, which
is gwen as bonus to the Gentlemen =
Driving Club Of Charlotte. on a guar
antee to give an exposition OF North
and South CarolInas and horse race S
next October. at a cost of ten thousard
dollars. Subscription by county and
city governments is very unusual. but
The home of the Mecklenbuig declara-
ton Of Independence i, famous for re-
belliOn III a good cause.
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DEATH rrS ANo DE>cLtTioy


htAiH. d N AM UtNOhAilVN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
town Proper
Jou>sr0NS PA. june Sd ath.
Iun and ie-o'au9u are but mcagre
words applied to J0bns.owu proper
Weeping mfn. women aul children are
al place, looking for their dead.
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AUCTION sALEs-future DaJs.
CCTION SALE OF LAND IN
~ CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

III
Pursuant TO the Provisions OF n dsoO a
trait dated March p. 1871. and recorded
March -, 1851. IN the clerks Office II tho
County Court Of Cumberland county, exc
cuted ~ JOhs A. Booker asd vlf- 10 Thomas
4. Isbb, trustee, tosecure 10 the legal holder
he payment OF certain notes therein mem
TONED, the undersigned. substitutes trustee
In tho prse OF the said Isbb. Will. M the re-
quest OF y. Al. Blackor. the legal holder, offer
for sale at public aucrlOD, al Cumberland
Courthouse, ON
MONDAY The 25rh DAY OF JUMP, 1850
at 1 O'Clock +. ~, tss TRACT OF LAND con-
yeyed In the said deed Of trust, the property
Of the said John A. Booker, the said land
lying ln Cumberland county. and containing
one thsusaRd acres. more on less. aud being
tho same land conveyed 10 the sail John a.
Booker by JOnn X. wilson. commissioner In
the suit OF Read and wife -. 1hOrntOn's an-
ministrntor, IN Cumberland Circuit Court.
The tract los between Cumberland Court
house and Ca-lra. There are seysIal cwsll-
ing houses on tue place aud other out houses
80 that II may be divided into several tracts
conveniently.
IEHMs: sufficient In cash Ia pay 9 n the
amount cue on the notes paid. 10 rit-ss. Sl",
viIh interest from March -. 1887, and ~
pay the expenses OF exscsting the trust:
H. MEADE.
nay 2s-TuIw Substituted Trustee.
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Crops are damaged, roads washed, and
a number OF bridges have been swept
away. Harold Wood. young English
man, with no relatives in this country
but friends living in Baltimore, was
drowned with j. ID. Whitehead yester-
day, while crossing from Pocahontas.
The negroes in the boat were saved.
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rnc Postal Service rast Recovering

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June g. Super
intendent Bell, Of the railway mail
service. says the postal service is fast
recovering from IT'S paralysis by thc
iorm. All the mails are being with
/awn from the wrecked trunk litos i'm
Pennsylvania and sent by way of Buf-
falo. n. Y. 10 the West and East.
Southern mails are being sent ny way
IF the Bay Line steamers from Bllu-
more to the South ria Norfolk and Cafc
Charles. Through trains and mail ser
vice to points South and West were re-
sumed to-day ria the Piedmont Air
Line from Alexandra ria beats from
Washington.
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FIFTEEN DOLLARS
SIS
FOR the CHOICE OF
HUNDREDS.

A LIGHT EXPENSE ACCOUNT AND 4
CHEERFUL, HAPPY CORPS OF CL' RI<s
ARE THE DRIVING WHEELS" THAI
MAKE OUR BUSINESS HUM. IHEFAME
OF FTHESESpLENDID FIFTEEN DOLLAR
SUITS OFOuRS SEEM 10 GROW A. THE
DAYS GLIDE BI. HUNDREDS or PEOPLE
HAVE TAKEN OF NICEAND POSrrD
THEMSELVES ON THE QUALITIES or
THE LOUDLY AUDED SUITS OFOrbEhS,
AND THEN COME HERE AND Bor.us
fKOn us. IT'S A MATTER OF HOURLY
OCCURRENCE TO HAVE CUSrOMEitS
COME IN AND VOLUNTEER THE STATE
MENTrHAT1IIEY HAVE lNNEs riGAIEO
THE CLAIMS OF OILERS. AND GREER
FULLY ACCORD TO OUR FIFTEEN Do,-
LAR SUITS THE PALM or SUPREMACY.
BE ONE OF THE CROWD. COME AND
LOOK Az THESE GREAT VALUES or
OURS. YOURTIME WILL BE PROflTA-
BLY, SPENT. AID YOU'LL BE UNDER No
OBLIGATIONS TO BUY.
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An EYEWITNESS
Tells story or the Disasirou- Hood af
JOiiusfOwn.

tci:s a story Cf tie Disastrous Flood al
JOiiusf0wn.
BALTIMORE. June Sc. W. Linthe-
cum a drummer for Baltimore firm,
arrived here this morning. lie was a
witness 10 the di astrous flood at Johns
town, and tells the following story:
My train left Pitsburg at O'Clock
Friday. At Long Hollow, just as we
were about topull outof the station, we
heard thc flood was coming. Looking
ahead Of the valley. we saw an i'm
mense wall OF water at least thirty feet
high raging. roaring. rushing towards
us. The engineer reversed his engine
and rushed back toward the hills.
az full speed. and We barely escaped the
rush of waters. We ran back 500 yards
and the floods swept by tearing up
tracks. telegraph poles, houses and
trees. Supt. Pitcairn was on the train.
We all got out and tried to save the
fl ating people. Taking the bell rope
of the train. we formed a lire and
threw the rope 0u.. saving seven per
sons. We could have saved more. but
mauy were afraid 10 let go the floating
dcjrs. il was an awful sight. The inn
mense volume Of water was roaring
along. whirling over huge rocks. crash
ing against the banks and leaping high
into the air, and this seethinS
food was s.rewn with grinding
ard crushing timbors, trunks Of
uees. paris cf houses, and hun
dreds of haman beings, cattle.
dogs, cats. and almost every living
animal. The fearful peril Of the living
was not more awful than the Rhastly
h0rlor of hundreds Of distorted, bleed
ing corpses whirling along the ava
lanche Of death. We could see persons
alive floating by on pieces Of timber.
and dead without number. a section
Of roof came by, upon which were sit.
ting a woman and a young girl. a
G.. W. Heppenstall, Of Pitts
burg. waded and swan out to the
roof. lie broughs the giIl in first.
and then the woman. She told
us that they were not relatives. The
woman had lost her husband and four
children. and the girl her IA ther.
mother ard entire family. A little
boy came by with his mother. Both !
were as calm as could be, and the
boy was apparently tying to
comfort his mother. They passed |
our proGcred help and |
striking the bridge below went down /
INTO the vortex like lead. One beauii
'ul girl came by with hef hands raised
II prayer, and. although we shouted
o her aud ran along the bank,
,he paid no attention to us. We cou'd
AVE saved her if she had caught the
ope. An old Scotchman aud his wife
whom we saved said that eleven started
rom Cambria City on the 1901. but all
he others had dropped Off. About 5
, NJ. we started back to New Florence.
the river we saw, caught in
be branches of innumerable trees and
yedged in corners in tine banks, corpses
number. \ large sycamore
rec in the river between Longhollow
nd New Florence seemed to draw into
6 nearly ali who loated down, and
hey vent under the surface at its roots
Ike lead. When The water subsiced
90 bodies were found at the roots of
his Tree. An night living and dead
loatcd b. New Florerce.
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ALEXANDRIA.
The Damage From the Freshct VIII
Reach $4,000
lspeciai TO the Times.l

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Jure 3.-The water
here is now below the wharves, and the
danger is past. The loss will reach Sl0,-
GOO. The Midland trains will not be up
before Wednesday or Thursday. The
ferry boats are running. Two lives re-
ported lost.
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ihe tri. Earn tnc Wfcc-t. Nsfn tne
Wrccis. q tDhccdcd.

J.HA.IJwN. IA. JUlc 3.-lu dircc.
contrast % thc e.of.cs of thc outrage at
i.Dunds oi gLouls who have dared %
l...cia.e lhe s,in aui mingled corp-cs
D.. tle advent Of Clara Barton al the
bead ~ her band Of mcrcifui angels.
iA RCD Cross Society. Their presence
s ie.t everywhere. Rough, cluusy
men have been relieved by those tender
rufses. whose labor5 Of love have made
mans little battlefield seem less ter
iDie aud bloody. They walk noise
ie'siy about in the big church that
serves sf a hospial easing suferings OF
wounded aud calming as best they can
lne halfcIazed survivors. They can
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The Herald : Member Of Parliament
says from London: At present we are
in the midst of a dull session. AMI unless
Irishmen break suddenly into that dull
ness It will be necessary for me 10 stop
writing to you on parliamentary pro-
ceedings. as they will cease TO in-
terest any enc but official boies.
The Scotch Local Government
bill and Farm Drainage bin Who can
strike any fire out of such materials as
these They are very useful. no doubt.
but heavy beyond the power OF words to
describe them in every phase of the
discussion upon them. Heavier still
will become this letter if linger over
them a moment longer.
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Heavy STORM in England.

LONDON, June 3-Heavy storms OF
r .iu and lightning have occurred in the
midlands of England. The lower part
of Liverpool Is under wa'er. y bank
bulldog at Preston has been struck bf
lightning. Numerous accidents are
reported from other places.
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THE steamer Ariel, of the Virginia
Steamboat Company. will arrive here
here to morrow morning at 7 O'Clock
on regular schedule. Passengers for
Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York,
&c. can make sure connections by the
Ariel with several routes from Old
Point and Norfolk.
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nay 2s-TuIw
sOTICE.
OFFICE or CITY COLLECTOR,
RICHMOND, VA, June l, 1883.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.


/ am now ready 10 receive CITY TAXES
Foe r1E TEAR 1889 lfthe whole or one
half - not PAID by tne 3Oth inst Mt five per
cent. Will be added. and II remaining unpaid
until September 1T the TO lsctOr Is required
To collect the sanc as the law "irccts.
All males twcnty-orc years Of age, and all
persons (maic cr female) who own Ie. sonal
property. are assessed. and Will please cal
ana settle.
PAVING. PIPE. and SEWER -CoNsEt-
TION BILLS are To be paid IN the same man
ner as taxes, and nj the same time.
Copy fIOm ordinance, chapter 4, sectiOnT Z
"lfall taxes with which any person W any
estate Of "A dec ~lent i assessed be not paid
before the frst day OF September the tol-
.ectOr shall dlstraiD, except wht rc n3.half
hereof has been pad under the 81 section.
)r except the same bc suspended by order OF
the Committee on Finance. who snail repoit
he reason therefor TO the next meeting OF
the City Council"
Once open from : 4. NJ, To q Y. NJ.
4. ". 81 >Nl>GliAM,
lsl-lm Collector Of city Taxes
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The cause Of the great d structi) al
Johnstown was the bursting OF the Dig
dam at South Fork. the popular sum
mer resort Of 70 many PitisDurs serS'
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UNKNOWN DEAD
On Every Side at IOhns-
town.
HORRORS COME THICK AND FAST
s Dog With An Inllrt Battle
the Waters.
rHE DEAD ROBBED BT THE
fIENDiSH LIVING.
SITUATION MORE AND MORE AP-
FALLING
HORRORS COMB THICK And FAST.
IIE DEAD ROBBFD BY THE
fIENDISH LIVING.
SITUATION MORE AND MORE AP-
FALLING
ra,ccise ourrm. ,fc'ias.

JouNsrowN. PA. juno $3.50 iar
s.Atecn Hung have either been
leuchcd. drowned or sho' fol rims
dead bodies II vaIualle-
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FITS IN WALL STREET "A New York
paper says of the abolition of the tick
ers by the Stock Exchange that lit IS
too early in the day TO foresee the ulli-
mate effect Of this drastic proceeding.
but yesterday s transactions on Change
made 1t quite clear that the powers that
be must promptly modify or totally re-
scind the measures they have taken in
this affair. The members Of the New
York Exchange may have very excel
lent reasons for wishing to embarrass
the Consolidated Exchange and the
bucket shops, but they will have to de-
wise some means of accomplishing this
without paraly zing themselves at the
same time.
lis possible. of course, that they cal
culated upon Just such annoyauces as
hampered speculltors in yesterday 5
market, and that they brought abou.
those evils for a well defined purpose.
They may be in the position Of the
country doctor whose sole knowledge
Of the art Of healing began and ended
with fits. When lie was called 10 see
a patient suffering with some one Of
the many diseases of whose treatment
he was wholly ignorant he promptly
administered some patent nerve irritant
that threw the sick man into fits.
Then he'd cure the fits. He was death
on fits
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l.. p. RoUTT, Of this city, has been al
pointed agent for the Waite u Bartlett
Manufacturing Company, of New YoiE
II in want of anything In the electric
one, write or call on him. Catalogue n
application. II
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liy Frank -. IIill & Go.
Real Estate AuctiOncers.
,rHE pEANE FARM. ON TIE

THE DEANE FARM. ON THE
L MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, ONE
QUARTER OF \ MILE NORTHEAST OF
TUE CIlN OF RICHMOND. AND ONLY
ONt AND ONE-IIALf MILES FROM THE
STATE CAPITOL BUILDING, ADJOli iNG
THE LANDS OF THE RICHMOND LOCO
MOTIVE AND MACHINE Wpik~ lroRM-
ERIY TANNER a DkLANY COMPANY,
TIE CIIfSAPEAkE AND ONO RAIL
WAY, CONTAINING 40 ACRES, MORE OR
lfSS. WITH TWO COMFORT ABLE Bl;l'k
DIV kLLlNGS AND OFT BUILDINGS
THEREON, AT Al lCfioN.-At the request
Of the executor Of The late In. Francis ii.
Doane. we viii sell, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 4. 1850.
the above very valuable SUBURBAN REAL
ESIArE-sale 10 commence az 8 o'clock
T.. NJ.
This truly desirable and valuable PROP
EI.IY has been suhdivlded into lots OF from
according to the Plan oi Mansfield, The trct
between II and the Richmond lOcOmD iycand
Machine Works. About 100 acres front on
the Meadow Bridge rOad lies as beautifully
as any tract Of land near the city Of iiich-
mOnd. and Is very valuable for building pur-
poses, being 80 near 10 the heart and business
centre of the city. A potion Of the property
being Immediately on the Chesapeake and
Ohio road, IL adapted Ia manufacturing pur-
poses. LithOgraphic pla,s showing tho di-
vision OF this property can ho had at the auc-
tiOnccrs' Office. We do rot propose to sell
this propert, by the front foot, but the maps
xiii show how Il can bc divided. Ii viii Do
sold As a whole or 80 many acres with the
privilege. There has been no better chance
for good square investment looking lo the
future than this sale will Oifer in The past
twenty years in the vicinity OF Richmond.
TERMS: Remarkably reasonable: Onc-iourth
cash. balance IN one. two three. and four
years. with Interest added % notes secured
by "a trust deed.
Omnibus will leave the Office Of the auc-
tiOneers, q north Eleventh street, al i.D
O'cll elk l.. VI. Parties desiring 10 attend sale
Will be on hand promptly.
FnANk 4. HILL & co.
iet.lt AuctiOnCers.
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Give your horse package Of "Dixie
Condition Powder" it you wish improve
mcnt in looks and speed
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Cruthes Clutches Clutches at
OWENS x MINOR DRUG c.,
Opposite Postoiiice, Richmond, Va.
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MnnderIn.. lsnl lrms.

Panacea Water cures stomach, bowel,
kidney, and skin diseases Pleasant,
reliable, keeps for years and will cure
you at home.
John 4. Williams, Oxford. n. c. Head
agency for L. 5 A., oxford, y. c. For
sale by GEORGE SCuoEN.
2t Richmond, Va.
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weather Indications

- WASHINGTON. ID. 4. June BIN
llcations for Virginia, light rif .
RAN lightly w1Imer. souih'Ilv - a .
sOflh Carolina tar pfcceded d.,
- ain on The 6oas', st1i ionary temper
aiurc, var, bic winli,
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ghen Baby was sick, We gave her castorh.
Nhcn she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Hiss, she eung 10 Castorie.
When she hsd Children, she gave them Cartor.A
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WAGNER's CALIFORNIA INSECT Pow
DHR. the very best. Gum camphor, tar
lsper, whale oil soap, &c. l.. Wagner
q ugglsI, Sixth and Broad streets.
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THE BOSTON
ONE.PRICE CLOTHING, HATS, AND
FURNISHINGS,
1909 MAIN STREET,
WARZSCHILD & Co.,
Opposite Pcstcffice.


4 MOTHER MAMMOTH VEGE-
n table snlo nj Byrd street depot, nt ~
O'Clock sharp. All dealers respectfully In
yitedto attend. Every ackage to be- soli To
tho highest bidder. l.. Pow Hrs. Agent.
tcf-lt 1912 Cary street.
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Sleepless nights made miserable the
that terrible cough. Shina's Cure IS by
Remedy for you.
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All kinds of pure medicines and min.
cral waters at
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
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Indigestion and dyspepsia cured by
Chase City Lithia Water. Only % cents
a gallon at
OWENS & MINOR DRuG Co.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs' ~ are
widely known as an admirable remedy
for bronchitis. hoarseness. coughs. and
throat troubles. Sold only in bOres.
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Arsenic Bromide and Lithia Water On
draught at our Soda Fountain
OWENS X MINOR DRUG Co.
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or May Apples" charms chewers tell,
IFS pure. mellow. the best TO sell.
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"MAY APPLE" Yes, that is the
best.
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Nothing beats our ChoCclate Milk
Skste. owens 4 MINOR DkUG Co.
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NJ. J. BRElTENBACH, New York Cit.
saws: Bradyci oans is the ouly med =
cine at rsli VS. ny headache.
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THESAMOAN CONTERENCE.-T coun-
try will be glad TO learn that the Sa-
moan conference has concluded its la
bors, subject to the approval Of its re-
spective governments, and that this tIi-
partite treaty agreed upon embraces the
provisions which from the first were
commended for by the American COM
missioners.
The conference was held on the inv.-
tation Of the German chancellor. and.
in framing instructions for the action
of the commissioners. Mr. Blaine closely
followed the policy outlined by his pre-
dec, ss0r. These Instructions covered
the restoration Of the status quO n t..
the virtual autonomy of the Samoan
people, aud the perfect equality of tie
treaty powers IN their relation 10 IA.
moa and its government -IYushingfOn
Post.
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SEX headache cured by Or. Dayid's
pills
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Uase BaIiGamcs Yesterday.

At Neutrality-suspicious. called third
innings.
At Boston -Bostons, 10: Pl.ladel-
phias. g.
At Chicago-u0 innings Chicagos, q;
Clevelands. l..
At Pit,sburg Pittsburgs, !; Indiana
polls. 0.
At Daltimore-Ba,tin ores, Z; Cincin-
rats. ?.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyni, c; Kansas
Citys, Q.
At Columbus-Columbus, Z, st.
Louis, IL.
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& TfLL your dealer to sell My Ap-
MA >
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WHY don't you chew May Apple =

"Our Plantation" cigar is tie best 70
) cents. OWENS & MINOR DRUg Co.
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Chase City Lithia Water on draught
OWENS d MINOR DRUG Co:

MAY APPLE" is all chewer de-
sires.
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MAY APPLZ" gives you pleasure
and comfort.
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TRY May Apple" you will like it
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E.lIIlilN or iuN -. .tA" n'"A'-''
Two hundred and fifteen bodies were
resolved at The Pennsylvania railroad
depot during to-day. After being
washed they were placed in caskets
and arranged in long rows on the depot
platform for Identification. Only few
of the number were recognized. Some
were SO terribly disliglred as to be
wholly uarecosnizl5'e. The waiting
room in which cinbalm'ng wa done
p.cscutcd sickcning sight Human
forms. frightfuliy burned or cut OF
bruised, were laid upon rough
board table washed and coifined If they
were not recognized in a very short
time. They were placed in wagons
and takcu to Adams stree: school
house. where they will be kept as long
AS possible and then buried in grave
le ring the legend "unkoown."
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A FEW POPULAR SIGNALS.
CODES FOR ABeREVATlNG AND
TRANSMITTING MESSAGES.

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