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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-27
SERIOUS ACCIL'sNI
On the East Tennessee, Nire
Georgia Railroad.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, November %.-.lSs
cial. The south bound passenger Jalh No;
3, on the East Tennessee, Virginia ana
Georgia Railroad jumped the track this
morning at Greenyile. The engine was
ditched and several coaches were wrecked.
Engineer Gregory Dunn is reported 10 oe
killed and several passengers slightly IN
scene Of disaster.
Lofer.--'The wreck on the East Tennes-
see. Virginia and Georgia Railway, which
took place this morning, is not 50 serious as
WAS at first feared. Engineer Gregory Dunn
was not killed, as was reported, but isprcp-
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TRENTON, \. j., November %.-Major
Alexander VI. Way and Garrett :. Boice. cf
Jersey City. th- noted "boodle" conyicts In
the New Jersey State prison. were par,loned
to-day. Way embexzled from number Of
building and loan associations In New
Brunswick. He was sentenced to four
years imprisonment In lsSs.
The officers Of the Masonic Grand Lodge
signed the petition for Wa,'s release. lie
had good record as soldier. and through
the efforts OF John 7. Lo,ett. the national
junior yice-commander. was liberated.
Boice wrecked two Jersey City banks. lie
misIppropriated nearly 100000. His petit
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A Gallant Guard,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November "a special
from Gainesville, Texas. says, in regard 70
She train robbery last night, that Fred.
Fraser, the guard Of the train, tired more
than twenty shots at the robbers, and that
one OF the gang Is believed 10 have been
fatally wounded. Fraser was not hurt. The
obbers got about $4,000. The passengers
and mail were not m0lested.
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CLOTHING.

DO YOU FEEL comfortable IN a
rsady-n 'ado OveIcoaty DO you like to
walk along the street and feel that
people behiL d you are wondering what
hind of an accident deformed you
aud dropped your ears down on your
shoulders.
But that's the way lots OF men look
because Of wearing ready made over
CIAls
Let us cut you one to order, and
ve will. quickly show you the differ
eucp
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DAYTON, ONO, November ao.-The two
story brick dwelling OF Scott Hawthorne
was blown to atoms BY an explosion of nat
..al gas at. | o'clock this morning. Two
cbildftn wele silled. and Hawthorne, his
wife ...nd father were lefFiDly, a.d p.nbaply
fatally, injured, and were taken 10 the hos
nifal
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DR.. JOHN CLOPrON
Compelled by Ill Health to Resign.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, November NJ
SPECIAL. Yesterday DIR. John Clopton. for
nearly twep,v years first assistant physician
and in charge OF the male department at
the Eastern Lunatic AsyHm, stated that
he intended TO resign probably a. the next
board meeting, which is about the II, Of
January. The resignation is forced by III
health.
DIR. Cloptan, during pis long connection
with this institution, has proved . most
faithful and competent officer, and by his
long service has ACQUIRED well-deseryed
reputation as i specialist in nervous dis
pares.
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MEETING.

NOTICE OF POSrPONEMENT "A
y .n,rlnf m citing Oi The eICbMONn
1uAMRtK OF COMME..CE will be- held
u lf ti'c itDIAI, OF i..E CHA WBfit cover
t.r Nirr.htnt's NaIonal Banl), Instead oi
InuisItv the x-ih instant, as previously an
nuunced zen addiOoual members y lbe
Euird Viii Doe elected ana o'hct uPOi ,''iit t',.
.nsInr.s viii be brOngnt bc4Ore the meeting;
.lnfnl attendance of thc members oi the
Chamber is Dies ircd. ,,.,....,..
First Vice President.
a pt-Nrop a.. crctarv. nO21-3t
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| cIIIZFN's MEFIING-


NEW YORK, November 2a.-The trial Of
an action by the Government against Ma
dame Louise, "a well-known uptown mil
liner. to recover the penalty Of $1,000 for
violation OF the contract labor law in the
United States Circuit Court to-day, resulted
In verd CT for the Government Of the full
penalty. Madame Louise brought Miss
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NORFOLK.
Contested Eie.tios Cases-A Ga-stl.
Trlp-Personal.

sI%ohtti'
NORFOLK. Va. November 3.-lspecial.l
In the Circuit Court Of Princess Anne coun-
~, yesterday, Judge c. W. Hill overruled
the decision Of the County Court in the con-
tested election eases. from >eabOard magis-
ter al district. The result Of the decision
awards the Offices in dispute to the Repub-
lican contestants.
Mr., jeremiah smith. one cf the owners Of
the schooner Henry simmons recently los.
on Wash Weeds station, arrived from Phil.
adelphia this morning ia company with an
undertaken and LEFT for The station 10 bring
up BE body Of Captain Grace Of the
schooner. which had been found on the
beach. This il the schooner which sank OF
Wash Woods. and from the rigging Of which
only one Of the crew was saved several days
after.
Rev. W. G. Starr. the newly appointed
pastor of the Cumberland-Street VI. +.
Church, is expected 10 reach Norfolk to-
mOrrDW
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MOBILE. ALA. November B.--C ri ID.
Lathrop, lumber laden. hence November 18th
for Cardenas. foundered In gale of the
night Of the a0th Oh Cape It. George. The
G ew got ashore IN the boats, and are at
Apalachicola.
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! PERFE T LIGHT.

Pure, Odorie-s. Non-exploslve. Q RED
&c" is the very highest grade OF RsnnsA
Peir ieum. peware OF tho product Of
>crupulous imltaiors. Get the gcnuine aua
take no oiher.
sold 10y BODtKER BROTHERS.
1t1t Aain street.
y. KLEIN, 6is hast Broad snest.
70 l5-tf
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The Cnhan Outbreaks.

JAcKsONvIIJ ALA, November 26-The
latest adyices fr Ykey West indicate much
excitement among the Cuban population
there with reference to the recent outbreaks
at Matsnzts. The Spanish Consul has re-
turned 10 Havana.
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cLorHlNo.

~-~~~----~-~-->---
r. - Matter how low priced
els who're.
Matter how cheap slss-
whore.
Matter what sdvantsges
- - may be offersd else where,
You car, sfford TO buv uuf,l you go
our Nagu ficeni Stock Of Clothing--ths
best We ever bad.
All we want is to hsve our Clothing
and Psicss side bv side. The verdict 10
ours every time. Ninety five cus-
timers Ia evesv hundred buy.
To day the II % are speci.lIv strong
in frst-class Ovetcosts. Black, Biue
and Oxford M.Itoos aud Kerseys at
$40 sl3. sis aud SiS
P,rfect luxury in Ovcrcoats at e25
a, q $50
The day IA gone by for the high
p'ices raid to m'ichant tsiicrs. lie
impossible TO be m'a-ured and to bs
be'ter L',ed ihsn cur elegant Resdy.
NJ de-. Perfect fttipg and elegant ia
every resp.c,.
Mems suits by the hundreds. ee.c6
to S35.
Bo,s suits by the hundreds, e. 50
to s25.
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BARTON HAxALL,
jon. =. WILLIAMS,
JOH DUNLOP,
xecutoIs Of william III. IIn kali, deceased.

All Per- 0ns having claims against the lafo
Mrs. Josephine .tsrard, OF ner sstpts, will
please pr sent Them foe pst, nsent TO the uu-
dersigned and all persons indebted to the
same will please pay said debts TO the sans.
JOHN DUNLOP,
Executor OF Joseph ne 7. IT nard, deceased.
lDol3w4wl
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FOURTH-CLAss POsTMAsTERs

The following fourth-cass postmastcrs
have been appointed; North Carolina
Thomas l.. Johnson, nj Angeline; ID. +.
Calwcll. at lIirrel's store. Nirginia-M
+. Ferrell. nj Air Point; muel +. Spen-
Ger. at County Line Cross Roads; l.. II.
Russell az CumboW; ", }. Wallham. al
Oral Oaks, j. Il Thomson. at Quaker; j.
b. McGlynn, at Rose Hill; James II. spiker,
al sumsyile.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHINGTOA u. c., November o.
Seven Of the Southern Republican MEM
bers Of Congress met in conference tonight
on the speaker-hip question. After an in
formal discussion OF the claims Of the dif-
ferent candidates they adjourned without
endorsing either Of the candidates for
speaker. Another conference will probably
be held ina day or two. AFTER all % the
Southern representatives arrive in the city.
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2l0n 900 Eirs.

PrrTsBURG. Pa. November "a special
% the Iimes nom Leechblrg, Pa. says
FIRE tonight burned block consisting OF
twenty houses, stores, &c. Loss, over
SiM,no1,
The lire broke out AZ O'CLOCK ana burned
for three hours. The buildings were most y
frames, Loss, sl25,OoO; insurance, two
thirds,
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RIcHaoSD. VA, November ls. 1899.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

Having purcha ed the business OF Henry
v. S1eild, have this day appo nted.HE>Rv
NJ. SHIELD my agent. to conduct for me
h~1AIL DRUG BUSINESS at Ne 500 east
Marshall street, Richmond. Virginia. said
agent {" buy for cash only.
no lO-2w WRIT r.. TAYLOR.
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ATLANTA Ca. November e6.-Dr. VIII
liam Waring, "A well-known physician. was
killed by falling down stairs at his home
ton. .ght.
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MILLIONS or DOLLARS
LOST BY A TREMENDOUS FIRE IN
LYNN.
Thirty-Fivc Shoe Factories Burned Sew
erai Lives Reported Lost-Block After
gIock OF buildings Destroyed-flames
Exhausted From Lack OF Material.

LYNN, Mass. November @.-What
promises to be the most disastrous hre
Lynn has seen for years started at III % "A.
NJ. over the boiler-room in Mower Bro
theirs four-story wooden building. on Al
mont street. In teneninutes the entire rear
Of the building was in flames. The six-
story brick block known as Mowers block.
which faces on Willow street, next caught:
Fifteen minutes after the lire had started
il was beyond control.
3P. M.-The fire is spreading fast. over
halfa mile has been burned over. All the
buildings within a quarter Of mile OF the
Market-street depot, including the Western
Un,on Office, all Of the Lynn newspapers,
and
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NOTICE.-FOR EIGHTEEN YEARS
~ | suffered with Sciatic Rheumstism.
PkOFESrOH \. BAILEY has entirely eureA
me, q. +. sQUlKES. lO3 north Filth street.
kchmoni Va. noI2-M
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CO-PARrNERsulr.
10 You suffer With Piles?

fso. go as once aud get q bottle Of CAR
TIERS PILE REMEDY. now for sale sy all
iirst-class druggists, and II It doss not cure
you after CIV ING II fair u ial. Just return The
botls to whom you buy 50 Of. aud yo~r
money Will b. refunded ycu. This " IN ex.
ternai smedv. and there is no psia OF dAs.
ser In usins IL. Fun directions on each bst-
tie Nov II you druggist don't keep it. We
win send YOU sample bottle By mall on 70.
ssipt Of price tl.oo. Man, fAeiured BY
ROBERT CARTER 4 90.
Lock Box 3sl Rlshmond. We.
no20 1wDAW
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ttcHaoSO AND frTErsBuRo RAiLRoADl
tOMPA ~. FkEfGHr DLPAETaArT, !
ICnhOSD, Va. Nov NJ, $50
NOTICE

The frci ht nepot- OF this Company will
be closed OF HANkSGivi iNG DAY, N6vem.
Der 2sln. T.. iishsb'e lreigutwiil, however.
b delivered from to 10 \. ~
nOZT-2t JOHN q JAMES, Agent.
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THANKSGIVING LECTURE
ny
REV. =. G. ClOPfON,
All VOTING tFN'~C RlSIIAN ASSOC1A-
1i'fN HALL
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2erH.
g.nf.iu Frank Cunningham viii render
.rut selections. assisted hy the Oiph"n
Nlgs tuoir.
General admission. 2Se.
nntl--H.tu. WtNlh-N
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ELIXIR BABEK.

Preventive against Miasmatic Diseases. A
safe and positive cure for MALAxfA. FxvEa
and AGUE In all its forms. Contains ne
quiniDe or arsenic. absolutely vegetable
compound. For sale at druggists Fifty eshss
bottle. Trade supplied by Pu acKLi. LApH
q 90 HODEKnR BROS. .no2O-3m
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WRIT r. TAYLOR.
LL PERSONS HAVING cLAIMa

\ apnl IT the state Of tue late Villa Q
IL. H. x III viii please pr sent them for pay
n. nt tOJi ilIN y WILLIAMS, III east 4 In
,tr,e and Ill persons Indebted 10 the ssns
VIII please pay said debts To la said JOAN
>. " MlLLIAAib
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COLUMHIA's POSTMASTER.

Tie commission Of Virgil T. Clayton A.
postmaster az Columbia, :. C.. was today
forwarded 10 him. This is the case about
which Senator Hampton wrote an open let.
ter 10 the PO,tmaster-General.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC
n.recr. Lcath & Myers Lcssees aud Managers
commencing !
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NASINO THEATRE.
oJ0 EASI tls tAD STREET
Sow af ctciions THIS week: Misses Jun"
u.rniur.. ,iice Linden. Maud Lnwion, Lar
teIl Garrison and rdwa fds. Net oN anu NC
Etuy. Lille Thompson, Nhy haile' N'Hlo
Hughes.
LITTLE NTNLIE MCCOY,
TneGr,ntost Dancer in the World.
.-.0 l.sf Variety show iu fnc city.
DO. aul matinee thanksgiving Day 2;3O
..s.on. 1uaud 9Ocents. nO2f-1w
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Retrospective.

80, william it is very different now from
what il was before we We're married"
"Nery.'
''Do you remember long years ago how YOU
used to sue NE for my hand:'
es; and do YOU remember how later on
you threatened to sue me FOR my hand and
bring all my letters into court. Yes; we have
a great deal to look back to- Merchant Tray
eler.
The Republican journal., 1889-11-14
New Rig for schoouers.

=, =, ...--II- - ------.., -
'ap'' r' + 3'''"'' Vi 'i'e >'H'"'e' h'.'o'''''
last December. made sail plan for a schooner
which certainly Dosses,es originality. Under
h'S new f'S ana S'' pam thc ioiel'ii4ri =
disposed of and the foremost is Simply pGIc
mast The iih,tay lpad. to the fnrru,a,t hr.,l
,, Ill., n,;,.r ,;,.,, ,...'.,...i
ah" W ~ q q '''t'e Nt'l te' "'7''
leads from the foremast head 10 the majnnast
head. The maiumast is steupcd nnout tbc cen
ire of the load water limo win a l,ryr main
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NUMBER As.
he Gastino Normal Alumni Association.

IT'S LuCAlIuN Ar SANDY POINT.
| formore than fifteen years the graduates ofthc
Normal school at Ca>tine have been accustomed
| To meet each year at an encampment held for
ten days at some point on the Maine sca-shorc
In thiN way it has been possible TO continue
friendships formed durng early school DAYS, at
lhe same time fostering a broader comradeship
which makes each graduate Of the honored
Institution a fellow. This association has GER
tainly bad much influence in shaping the schools
growth aha >u"ce>S, while preserving an active
loyalty among the alumni. The encampmcnt.
were most primitive in the carrier DAYS of the
school, and they have always been an unique
feature of after school life, possessed only by
the alumni of Ca,tinc. For several wears the
annual encampmeuts have been held at Sher-
man Point, Camden. Tent, have done duty
as well a. they could he nade to, and this out
ing has proved ycritable ,anitarium to manya
brain worker, but now the growth of the in>ti-
tuition the difficulties in getting suitable camp
in- grounds. and the increasing value Of all
land on the coast Of Maine have made a per-
manent location necessary.
with this in view, at the last meeting the
society becam incorporated in accordance with
the laws Of the state. and committee was
appointed TO- select and buy land at themo>t de-
~irabe point. The committee has recently re,
ported. that after careful consideration of the
various localities, they have chosen SANDY Point
on the Penoh>rot u>taboyc the junction of riy-
cr amt bay, TWna.re> Of land at what is known
locally Is EUSti> point have been purchased.
The Republican journal., 1889-11-14

The statement which has appeared in some Of
the papers that capt IL. VI. Bean of this place was
his hOrsc Romulus and G.. Il Ellis horse Elmhruok
of Belfast is incorrect. When questioned in rela
tiou to it Capt Bean said that the first time he
had ever heard of it, and that there truth
in Ihn rrnnrt. CImlrn llcrAlI.
The Republican journal., 1889-11-14

Rear Admiral Sefrilge, who has been in the
naval service of the United States II years and
a Rear Admiral since the grade was establish
ed i'll 1862. was in Chicago the other day. lie
is a stumpy little man with very red face and
very white whskcrS and the mclowest temper
possible.
The Republican journal., 1889-11-14
Across the Border.
SCRAPS OF INFORMATION PICKED UP AT qua

GrAYMAS, MENICO, 1889. In every tow
and village of the State of Sonora, there ar
public schools for boys, and others for girls
all supported at Government expense. Educa
ton is popularity supposed to be compulsory
but,-aS in the L. S..-the law in that regart
Is rot vigorously enforced. In these puDl
schools the elementary branches are taught
and in the female schools needIework is mad,
speciality, and sometimes drawing and EN-
broldcry are added. At iIermosillo the Stat,
Capital, GuaymaS, Aamos and res, are schools
of higher grade, also conducted at Govern
ment expense, while in many portions of the
state are private institutions Of learning, whose
teachers are paid by their wealthy patrons.
a novelty in the way of theatres is this one
at Guaymas, without seat anywhere inside OF
it, except line of benches on the outer corr
dor whcreon soldiers and servants lounge during
every performance. Every one brings his own
| chair.-Or rather his servant carries it for him
and the consequence is that these seats are of all
heights, sizes and descriptions, from common
| ruSh-bottomed affairs, to gorgeously upholster-
ed sofas. II you are stranger within the
| gates and have no chair to bring, vou NAV rent
! one for me0iO (siX cents of an old woman
at the door,-Who will ask you also for cigar
| cite for Ui0S, (''for Gods Sake') Senior!
| There is a good deal of wealth in Guaymas,
| and some very good society, with even preteI-
sons to elegance. Bull-tights are not so COM
mon as of yore, and the cockpit is almost de-
| serted, except ty the lower classes but Sunday
| IS still the gala-'iay of the week, everybody go
| ING reli@ious!y to mass in the morning, to the
! public bath and promenade in the afternoon.
and TO masked ball, or some other rcye in
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Crushed Hopes.

"And what answer do you make to my ap-
peal. be asked, as he knet at her feet
james, will be frank with YOU she m,r-
INJURED.
80, speak, he implored, 'and relieve me
from this agony of suspense"
"Tben let me say it cannot be-"
why not? o, why not?'
because, James, do not feel able to sup
port a huSband.' Boston Courier.
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~
IN SUI. 9l'"'''cl> ~ NJ l'"I u" LAM
'''''7'" heN' Se">oh'
i'tN. warren Goddard, one OF i6e three oI''
/ - TT W ~ GRADUATES o! iiafNaru' : lt'h'
! About - 600 600 will he received in fou
meniueNy zen counties from the SaIe OF horses TN
S'"'
| The town Of Orlando. Fla. has M ordinanc,
,J,rt ip''''''S saloons TO De less than 700 lee
\ 80 ycar-old drummer TO, of the war ol
lyiia,v Iii- ~ '''f''e' !" iowa 10 % yeaf-od
The railway system in jamaica has been sold
d3 " ~ ~ @ Ancr'c'n syndicate. 1t consists OF only
i'''
1t is Stated that nearly ait tie It. Louis brew.
10 5G nn o''' " '''i > ''l'"te loi
The Chicago Times says there are 2000 anar-
chi>ts in that city bent ON the destruction of
P''l'''H "9 ilIe'
Judge Thomson of the Massachusetts, ST.
perior Court decides that 1t is lawful 10 tow a
vessel on sunday.
The cashier Of the Trad.men,, National bank
at Con,hopocken, Ia, has left town II ith 81, 900
Of the bank funds.
Union wiIi arcrrt tie new ~oycrnmcut mn ratas !.
and ID the bu>:nc,, at a los.
..ll. mt i2iau stevens Wl'I contest has ehdt Il
the executors having been dismissed.
y l'JGhoilohH against tie Guy OF New ofk
""'lHed hN ihe titcNlt l!Ght companies nave
secretary | TU'N VIII tirLF t!nOil Oilpre~~ tile
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoril

When Baby was sick, we gave her CastoriA.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castori.',
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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"'eU loid a4d retoiI. But would ike 10 give
10 me readers OF the journal many minor
L''hl> ana details winch do not get into the
EINt accounts. Also some personal impressions
ahd experiences winch are very vivid IN nay
memory. Many OF the Journa! readers Will re-
lnel.0eT hiN previous Ietter some three Years ago.
ItiVlt dIteI ~ FORMER WISH 10 the now lam
pr iota'Iiy. ~ that time no move had been
IH"He ny tht NlalG oI MNne toward commence
| L'l'HS llt NIul Where hef heroes teii, but now,
! i1"iH i-i'le hpuud Top 10 cemetery tldEe the
..iPo!t tnHt po'HIs hti@ ny our own gallant BOYS
'tg htllI-A hlafAe" 10y 'he granite from their
"M MI u halNe sou.
4o>@ Nn2 sIll .Ne San point To mos nc
m,2t az M!iH 1edi r. thrCppinS Win honest
F'nI1' alii tht tear that fa'!S from manly eyes
H.. l"pSt lo >IeeP D'htalh tAt >WaNlh- -raS,
! : Ho d.>tftI't 10 tht h!aNe man WI" has lived
~ u FL uo>e famous he'dN Where ne once
"It 'H1H Ioot sore ana weary
4 - y lot often ihat 80 Gea~9ff party as the
~ l"li"'> ol ile ~. iVla' -''-h ahd the "th
! I''"e az l"Ihed iogetaer lot 50 intmofahle a
! i'p; inc tWo pilgrims from Springfield loln-
/ =" 'Iru' III Jersey tllN ana aS We steamed up
'"1 itti tht dliHoir dl" thlo dtpUJ an
| VlheI loaded BOAT lu>t hthlni us attracted our
/ attention nom The fact that they had band
| along Win them, and when eNritedly asked
ah "ihfEa "h" that party were on board the
/ Annex hl- answer WAS highly -ratfrWg-
/ 'l lhal party u veterans froul WaN town
| il MAINE 1oln2 20 GETTY lshur2 to de'tiratr tltlr
/ monuments A. # needed such 4 long eN-
I planat1rn a. That Didn't my very couutenance
/ nttlay the TACT that came from Maine also.
ana that every mighty throb OF the hug ell
| -'ht "a' bringing the friends OF earlier wears
! htHrt ana nearer 10 US, presently We could
! see i"e hIae badges OF the hr>t association Hut
I ltll"- 'h lhe bree/e- aiid then The white water
4 W >jA " ihe MIN adorned win charming
4 i'1l ,'hy l"f PENDANT aGearci q our View.
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The Republican journal., 1889-11-14

John w. Kelly, who accompanied the United
States ship Thetis as official interpreter, has ar
rived at San Francisco from Ounalaska on the
schooner Matthew Turner. He tells an interest
ing story of the remarkable trip of the Thetis
The Republican journal., 1889-11-14

The estimated population of Utah is 80 900,
an increase of $4,000 since 1880.
The Republican journal., 1889-11-14

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