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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26
THE PAN-AMERlCANS
sun Excurting in the Northwest.

NINNEAPOLI~. MINI. October 25.-Ihe
Pan-American eNcur,iOni-ts captured the
citv today. They arrived here from !.
P.ul at lO:aO this morning. Mayor Banh
and "A committee Of gentlemen went 10 that
eli, to escort the .ghi-sccr- here. II r.
ouired deal Of hard knocking to rouse the
pariy after their last nights rcNelry. but
their curiosity 10 see the four-milllng cily
of the world Oyerame their desire
for sleep. 80 they. were all ON
the train when it left II. Paul. Al Mime
ouolis an immense crowd of people was at
the depot 10 welcome the strangers The
delegatc party walked from the depot 10
the Chamber Of Commerce. whele Mayor
Rabbi i'm "A few words told them they would
NOT be- troubled with speechc, while IN the
civ. and also welcomed them 10 Mnneapo-
lis. Hon. ". II. Iresc0tt thanked HIM IN
behalf Of tine delegates. The party were
driven t0 the High school which they
iu.pccted. Then 10 the llOur mills OF
Pitisburg and then TO Nashburn' :
mills. Lunch WAS given them at Vests :
Hotel The afternoon was devoted 10 visits
! Ia the saw mills and other places OF inter
esf. supper was served at the est. ana
at the same hotel this evening one OF the
largest receptions ever known in this cit,
was rendered the visitors. All the promi-
nent people of Minneapolis were present
| Al II O'Clock the delegates repaired To ihelI
train. and soon amer started Tor SIOUX 'iy
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JUDGE THURMAN SICK.
rte I,srt~ DOVE In the Middle o' HIS
Cincinnati Specce.

CfNcrNN All. October -. Hon. Niicn -.
Thurman did not complete hi ~i'''n ~
Music Han la-t night. bat was com l'h'u'
.on accoui Of iaiiuf" of strength. I" SO
suddenly. Putting hi- hands I" hi7 9'"'''
hs lii. 81 would like ~ have stated more
n ,ou. but am unable tO do it am gel
ting sick" iii, last word, were noi oi--
Smell, heard. and his son assisted MN i9 "
chair. There were iew in the hail VINO
knew that hc had broken down. Ne 500"
"a. iir was able 10 20 ho WAS taken io me
hotel. where ilc could have rest. lie I'-f'' T.
ted this inhrmity very greatly because, pr
he stated alterward. he bad reserved iu' l,'
rlo.in, mart of Mi, speech some good words
f,ar the Democratic candidate for governor
These iie tsa- prevented from uiierint JOY
the sudden weakness that came upon hin
Ex-senator Thurman was mnch h''t.'
This morning. and is rapidly re3sinlnS DIS
normal health.
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NO REBEL" MONUMENTS.
The pennsyIvanians Afraid Even OF Con
federate Memories.

PIqTsBrRG. PA. October 25.-GoNernor
H..yer wa, seen last evening in regard 10
the resolutions adopted by the Patterson
Post. 80. ~. q. \. r., protesting against
ihe placing Of rebel monuments on the Dat
ile field al Gettysburg. g..
Il read the resolutions tins morhins;
said the Governor, land they sho" lne ~ Sn'
.',~i, If the Reeimental Association has
purchased the ground outside Of that con-
irolicd hv the Gettysburg Battlefield Asso-
ciation If course they have "a right to erect
fheir monument. can assure YOU, now, now,
rror. that mo- member of the association VIII
consent 10 ans individual rebel orsanlla,-
ti0n creciingmonuments wilhIn lle -I"u''"7
that have inscriptions likely 10 lo7'el liVa-
son and di-loyalty am s'Toh.n ,n
e,,o, of the Government making appropria-
fion. to erect marker, ON the positions oc-
cunicd by the Confederate commands "7 Il
matter Of history.
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A siutinous.Crew.

BALTIMORE. October 2j.-While the
United states revenue cutter Ewing was
living in the Patuxent River Yesterday
awaiting the arrival of the brigs Romance
and Alice from Naya-sa. she was boarded
10y Captain Albert stirling. Of the schooner
Levi, raullainc. who complained that his
crew Of uinc men had muIined and refused
to do duty. United states District-Attor-
ney Hayes directed the arrest Of the entire
crew and they were put aboard the Ewing
and will be- brought 10 Baltimore and con-
fned IN lail.
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No,,r

NOTITT- TO ONNkRo or LO,o
NJ U.lINNu. ID gE TEltkl .-ihe
IIoiiywood ,emerors company safnestiy oe1
~ ..,i,.t.r.l..1.f ~tcIlOus the Keeping
,n an fer az lh,lr lotS 80 that me wh"'nx
,.rlnnd, may be- xcrt uniformly clsan', ~,
graves furcf. flowers, sNf.h' Wv" 80
fr.,Ifnr.t aud monuments cicih'h Hts.
t,l,,l..rof lots hnAe been placed 10 me hAhus
~ fns Cemetery tompany iof th"it '''.. e.,
and IN v.Ild etelfly aii the company an
.'' ''.,il. ie.rfiftl cffvof the dead, II any
iot-o,yner wouli promptly notify us to hs.
non l0t. IN ihe care ~ onr Supcrlht'hu',, u. -,
of e.ctl.u tenders. Fog Information - I"
on -. .',fr1.s A.. BARGAMlN,
9,'si,ient hollywood Cemetery Company.
Dc2D-lW
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STATE OF TRADE.
r. G. DUN & co.'s REGULAR
WEEKLY REPORT.

No serious Di.turbances 10 be Appre-
hcndcd This S~ason-ArtIncinl String
sncy May be Engineered, oni no Real
Ceusc of Alarm other News by Wire.
NEW YORK. October y. Il. q. Dunn a
Coz weekly ie,icw of trade will say: The
money market has become more easy. with
prospects that serious disturbance this sea-
son is no longer to be- arprchcndcd. The
hadEs are running with narrow reserves,
and artificial strngency may at any time
hc engineered. but the movement 0t crops
has been heavy. I'm the natural course Of
events the return Of money 10 this centre
should soon begin. and the possibility Of a
foreign drain seems more remote.
INK VOLUME OF TRADE
FOR the season at all points il greater than a
year ago. COhce is unchanged, and sugar
iS again lower. Cotton continues down.
ward the receipts exceeding those Of the
same week last year by 10000 bales, and eN-
ports hy $4,000.
IIIR OUTLOOK.
Onthe whole the speculative markets are
moot promising. and are Judiciously let
alone Dos tha public. But the outlook for all
departments of legitimate business Is more
encouraging that 10 ha. been for long
Time.
THE BUSINESS FAILURES
occurring throughout the country during
the last seven DAYS number. for the United
States. l>~. and for Canada. 30. or total OF
31l failures. - compared with 223 last
week and 2ll the week previous % the last.
lor the corresponding week last year the
figures were a5i. representing 222 failures
ir thr nitcd states and % In the Dominion
Of Canada.
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RRlEf TELEGRAMS.

BEAVER FALLS. pa October -. ia.t
ni,hf thc buildings of ihe Flint Nia'7 ~
-ociatinn were damaged hA fire l'iNeeh
>ilull and f,n.O1l. Insurance, S'-.''''
CLEVELAND. o.. October -. Jud1 80
der, to-day sentenced Charles hnI DO. io
nm on wears in the lcn'tentat or ri ih .-
na,y a,,aulllng an elcfea-yNar-''d D. ih
.uly la.t lu munruurns the >rn'rNr ihe
iudge said. "Rl1ert-. you are in -D,i,it %
hyaua. "a bloodhound on iho track oi .nho-
cent .ifls. ~ is Well iDr Nou tui t'ul
crime D., not. a- 10 once Was 'n '.l-..'ii,i,
punishable Dos death. u ii N'It. N''"'
AZ once sentence }ou 90 tut block.
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-. LOrI,. October 2J.-lhe preliminary
examination of Il. VI. Chambers. for the
killing of Frank J. Bowman. the lawyer
Was concluded al Clayton this afternoon
and Chambers was held for the grand jury
without bail. Chambers was put upon the
stand aud detailed the story Of the shoot
in0 lie stated that when hc shot Bowman
the latter had made "A motion a. if To- draw
a revolver. and. believing one or the other
must be Killed. he fired first. 'hambers
concluded his statement by declaring in "A
tragic manner. II shot him. and am glad OF
il. He would have robbed me Of my last
p.nnv. and he deserved hi, death
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THE WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP.
New York and Brooklyn Again TIe.

New York and Brooklyn Again Tie.
Nrw YORK, October 25.-lhe following
4. the score Of the champion game yes
teriay:
BrooSlws oIoo o %
Nv, Y,rk,0 % o q % o l o L
Eleven innings. Hits Brooklyns, .; New
N'rL- Errors BrOoklyns, :; Ne"
InrI-' .. Battcries-Icrry and lsnei;
0'Dav and Ewing. Umpires-Lynch anu
q. ...l',..t
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ANOTHER ELeCTaO-ExECUTION
Ordered to Take Place In New YORK.

Ordered to Take Place In Ne" "'"'
BnooKrYN.N.N. October25. NctNane' ,I.
thr murderer Of Grover luca. was i'll.
wnrniug sentenced 90 he executed Some dal
d,,rine the week beginning l'"remNtr -.
,fter briefly rcciiing the .circum stances oi
fhn murder judge Moore said
~NicElNainc. the sentence oi ihr '"'i. -
that Won bee taken from tiis 'uD' i'',', Ill.,, ~.
i'. f,ii and committed tO the custody oi inc
.h.g;a. that within ten days You nc fc-
,'D,e1 l,v the sheriff 90 >ing sing. ANA gwen
'n,o ,ne ,.ar.. of tine warden and agent oll
SIM i sing prison. and there confined. ,. ana
that within the week beginning Monday
p.rember 9th next. you be executed 10y III,
a.,ent and warden Of the prison. ANA pd' u
death i'm the mode. manner ana way 10y ''"
prescribed and provided.
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Why DO SO many people we see around W
so,.n, 10 prefer 10 suffer and be made misefn-
,f, la, lndiuestlOu Consumption. Dizziness.
Ioss OF Appetite. Coming up 81 the Rood,
yellow skin. when for - cents We VIII ser,
them -hiloh's system Nitalz,r, guaranteed
to curetaem. sold by bodekef biotnefs 1l.u
~ " eheilds 4 Co. c0rDer OF FIN and Mag
shall streets.
- -----'-r~' -
TOFN-CoB pipes have ntciih' =" l"l"i@i
that a farmer near Washington. Mo- re-
Gently sold 100 bushels Of corn for $50 ana
got 81 for the cob>.
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Fatal Discharge of IA Cannon.

/.>EsvIIIE, ONO, October 2".-tN-
Constable William Ne,iit. aged my years
was fatal, injured at J o'clock i'-night ny
the premature explosion OF "a cannon ai'a'
was being fired for political spe'rh. po','
:, ms were blown n both eye, destroyed.
and hr was ~ badly hurt that recovery !.
impossible. \ subscription is being raised
for his wife and Two children.
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General Bradley johnson Has Ne "P'''
,ies To Make.

nuriNoRE. October 25.-''en. brau's,
a. Johnson SAYS the monument ciec'eu ~
the second Maryland Regiment al , "o'ts ~
bure. was the result Of preHsns ~;
con, Coi Hatcheldcr. the Federal hi'loi,a"
IT." ~ a.. Cett,.burg Memorial Association.
gl ,"' ,,aa certainly nothing obiectlonaple,
!, ,n,,e ,he monument. o." and the Confedera'e' had
49,. .uoioeie- 70 make.
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4 Fight Between ItnlIan. -nd Mountain

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 2J.-Mr. |. :.
I.uiI, one Of the civil engineers in charge
of the Biz stone extension Of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad south from Pine
vile, brought the news to-day of another
conflict in the mountains. This time II was
in Tennessee. and the bcligerent, We're Il
gang Of Italians who opposed "A band Of the
native mountainecrs. one Italian wa-
Killed and three others wounded. The trou
bic was quarrel about drinks.
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NAvASSA NEGROtS
.rr,,oin the Port of Baltimore.

ATTIN0 III NV UT vt =
RHrtNoRE. MD. October %, nc
t-'.,,sJ state, man-0f-war Galena. kear
/. .Imiral Gerhardt commanding, arrived III
49,. n"ri,.r from Na,assa Island this aher-
noon She had on board nine Na'assA me-, me-
',roe.. eight of whom were engaged III ''. ''io
n,nrderoii. riot, on the island oil NHNass"
recently. ,iN Of them being the ih9''ss'1h,o ,ho
and peipetrator- Of the muIueI'io ~ 'po ~
White bosses. The prisoners were '"N'" ~
,.. baltimore iail.
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colored orator Declines

I,u.cA.x.Y.. october 2o.,-C. Z. ,oGn, r;fc
the colored studeSt who was cho7en AZ pn"r n"1n
orator Al Cornell, has declined a,oH ,ne Hy hv ~
ON the ground that he was ho,"'"'did nor ''".andidate,
faction. and that no choice =" co,nuli.
wa. offered. lie appfecia,ce Wv docs moi
g n",r, mo,oriety. and, in fact, forbade ,n, hn,
oOu,s h;s name as soon ~ he learned "ha'
~re o. ronempI@ted, ni' but il was then too l"''
a. .tnn the election.
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pied From Dose of Morphine.

ts~,NDNGtA. y. s.. October -. pr.
john \. shannon prominent phl-,.ah
while driving Yesterday ram oN,' ~ -
George Husbands aud was arrested 'l'''
non had lately been on spree hh" VI, ', ~.
greatly eNcitod. some one lDld MN iii', W y
husband. would urublhly die. lh, morn
',,o' -hannon was found dead. having taAen
an ,yerda.r Of morphine. prohahl, inirn
tionailv. lie leaves wife and Two ch'id
rem. Mr.. Husbands will recover.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT
ALittIe Child burned Ia Death

GOSHEN. Va. October .. special, Mr..
Joseph Barnes three-Near-"id chiid was
burn~I 10 death Yesterday evening. !, wa-
pla,ing by the lire, and in some way IT.
clothes caught and it WAS burned Ia deati'
before help arrived.
Mahone is losing VOTES here even aiioh-
hi, coon friends.
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CLARENCE A. MARSHALL


EOR SALE.-A REMINGTON TYPE
"lIIfN. -. 2. with dess cheap ia
81 ...t rYnd'f or. 20 sCOd 80 new. Al
''tss i A 81. Eo1 o. city oc "a 81
LOk SALE ONE WATER MOTOR
i Cheap. Sold Tor want ~ uAe. APP ~
OBJ lfris ofrce. su3O-h
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shiloh's Catauh Romeoy. marvellous
cure for Catasrh. Diphthcrif, mixer .Ul.
.,'i rieaJarna. Nfl slcn hptt'c thcrt ls Hn
ineerious nasal Injector tor ihe more sue
rcssful treatment u these complaints ",
ont extra charge Price 30 cents. o'd ns
godexet Brothers aud II. ~ ~heilds G. co.
nAnar u ElNl and Via. snnlI slrells.
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FRtNKIIN. PN.. October - p'l't ~
school boys this afternoon lsuh1 u',
loaded With giant powder. Nn'N NY '',
tempted io open. when D. cNp'on,". ...,,, a..
ronr a,ber- ar. i'm very prccar.ou- condi
zion The other i've viii recover.
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. Cashier Caught.

ny NJ, w,,,ch. lsss. while cashier Tor 'lle
wny' ;,nor' nn -"" and onio Express Company at
SsI%STI SsM Yopk 'S nS-conded Win $500 wa; Ias ar
,ed ns% Di in ih. city last night ,n lie was 'ss. sup
e,S '''c company, ~ and will be take" 10 W."
lOtk city. "
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PuuApElPmI, Pa. October 2''-N "''"
known IL Charlie, Harris. VIZ" W." ,ho
rested al Reading today l"I "l VI
-" ,'.,,',.o -, General Passenger Agent Wood
'''''h ~ ,,,a p.nnsvl,,ni, Railroad Company 10
''honr. and ,,ho admits his guilt D, De-
.',.d ~ he Tascott the Chicago murderer;
H. h.,s ali the scar, and wounds. the bad
,.e,h farinl character. habits. Ac.' men men
,Gro ,ionad in in the descriptions Of lascotI La,
cott /. described IL u guitar ANA manuoin
nlaver and among the prisoner elects "''
y ~i,itar and some either strings.
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Ten representative styles o' VIVA,
folks wear are now displayed IN cur
show window. 81,
They are combination suits. You II
wonder how the designer and weaver
ever erected such beautiful effects.
The harmony in the blending Of tho
vo,io,s shade. of blue with blue. greer
with green. brown with brown. *,
and the opposite contrasting colors IN
Tho new snbducd tmts j. a subject Tor
study. a,d is the result Of real genus;
clearly d,morf,rating the wond, riul
nrogfes, woaversant dyers are making
m wocleu dress fabrics.
THE fabric IN these suits are All WOOL
/ Henrietias. French Serge. ana O''n'' >
/ Hair. -.
our price for any of the ten styles !"
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POLITICAL MEETING.
Rig Democratic Meeting In Lexington.

LEXINGTON, Va, October -. special
There was a large political gathering
here tonight, with State-Senator Waller
Moore. of Halifax, and VI. VI. Martin, ol
Charlotte, as speakers. 1he Democrats
were out In force. ana the hrsi h'Sh'
meeting In the campaign was a success.
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200 BOOKS A

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ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS


Made by the state Democratic Committee.
ALEXANDRIA. October -. The following
additional appointments were made j.! the
STATE Democratic committee to-day
W.D. ELLIOTT.
Norfolk county t-pecialD. Tuesday, octo-
Der ~.
SOUTHAMPTON. Ncwcomcs. "Wednesday
October -.
Surrv. Wakefield. November /.
-urrv. Claremoni. November leNcning).
MIR. II. Il. POLLARD.
King William. October y.
Powhatan lspecial). November >.
l.. r.. II. Wight
brunswick. October y.
King and Queen (speciaD. October 20.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
IA I-~u-lw w.ufy-~et -ea.oN.-lc'o.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2trr,
fr IEEE'NIIHi~ ANp SATURDAY
NAl1NiE.
smile. lou Laugh. You VIII il'n i' see
tfe Iytr IupulHr Comedian,
MIR j.. b. POLK.
4..r $3.50. ifle u Jolly Doses. His sue
.... 0.... ~ Nftu. Pronounced %
...n. uf Laughing l'ts
THE SILENT Partner.
American Comedy creating IT.
.--... lUu fog iIe 3ii.l'ns.
..-.r. seats now oa sale al toN-
.H
v. rr.e. -5 .ul5gc. NO exfra charge
sI-..r-. oc2U-it
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AoNE pEorLE SAY YOU CAN'T

Ni' HARD ktNNEY snys You can put
''iitt Dn liz MAGIC CIOIIIt- LINE with
't' lDines lus VII Lost 10 10 10
s'ai. Try and 60 away with tie trouble
'NN annoy nee of Clothes pms. orders sent
Df inaiI alto idrd 10. RICHARD KINNEY.
'r tsent - north Ninth etieei. kcn
NN. "a. twenty fhOutand Of these CLONES
..i.'. iow On gss IN thi. vicinity.
H'tA D. Ma .IED for Prince George. Din-
"NNie. tnosterf ED and Iienrico counties
-An ii' hmDnd city.
ni't 10 . dollars can be male pr an.
7'inl-e I'm. cent hy mail for soc. OcIC'
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THE CRONlN TRIAL.
Evidence of the Witnesses Examined so
Tar.


CHICAGO. October -. The crowd that
Sought io obtain admission % the Cronm
TRIAL this morning WAS even greater than
tt~terlay. The first witness called by the
state WAS Nicholas NallenhOrn. "A whole
sale liquor dealer. lie saw the body i'm the
lake,itw m0rgue. and recognized IT as
that of Dr. Cr0nin,
=. NJ t0nklin. in whose house Dr. Cronin
lived. gave similar testimony. and many
other witnesses were introduced and te-ti-
lied % identifying Dr. Ironin's body. Mr..
Forrest. for the defense, tried 10 prove That
these witnesses were not familiar with the
shape Of Dr. Cronin', teeth, 10y which most
of them identified the body.
DOUBTS SET AT REsr.
Whatever doubts had existed regarding
the fact that lr Cronin was killed within
short time after leaving the Conklin resi-
dcucc. however, were set al rest by the testl-
mnnN given at the afternoon session when Dr.
Fcherf produced "A number of jars contain
iug the contents Of the stomach of the mur-
derrd man. The food. he said. had scarcely
commenced % digest, and had been taken
in the stomach less than three hours before
death. The witness then went on 10 de-
scribe the wounds ON the body.
Judge Wing and MIR. Forest took turns M
cr0~,-eNaminiug the witness for nearly tW'
/ hours with tine view ot securing an ",t
mission that the wounds upon the bod,
might have been occasiOned by rougi
usage while getting il ont Of The vault. lr
E-hcrf insisted. however. that they were in
nicted prior % his death. and his testimony
n other particulars remained unshaken.
CRoNIN Not 4 SPY.
4 number of the friends Of the late Dr
CrOnin propose 90 clear hl- memory Of am
possible aspersions by getting from Charlie
stewart Parncll and sir Charles Russell
definite and categorical statement tha
Cr0uin'- name was not one Of the iou
handed in hy the spy. Lecaron. n MS con
f.derats. i'm betraying the Irish moNemen
iu this country.
ALLEGED CONFESSION By BURKE.
WINNIPEG. October 2j.-For some week
IL has been rmored that during his mcai
ceraii0n here Burke c0niided particulars @
the Cronin murder to three of his fellow
prisoners. i. Miller. Il. llenern, an'
.~lick American" Gillette. the last of WHOM
i. awaiting trial for forgery.
IL is stated that Gillette has informed hl
LAWYER that Burke admitted Witnessing
murlpr. although hc was not participant
UeHpru. who was released Yesterday J
said to have stated 10 "A police Official ina
Burke had told him who proposed nm as
member Of Camp No. 20. who ordered th
execution. who were present AT the 'all~o
cottage when the murder was committee
h.w the body Wa, disposed Of, VINO CAV
him money with which 90 get out oi 'hic'
eo. iu fact. everything that the police an
pre-, Of Chicago have been trying 10 iii
Oat for the past siN months.
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|UT NIHN|N ]"
$3.50 A SUIT.
.,-,-,tx~ 4rlpTIF -.

Many other striking values and nov
e,,ies IN our Dress Goods Department.
Beautiful. rich. solid colofs' ana many
Of faucIiul order.
We claim to fuit every age every
taste. and every pure ,, nj, -,
4 very superior -i-inch SIX PUSH ~
~ cents "a yard Elsewher- the Sa'ne
erade would sell tor Fl.
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lhaye this dos appointed Mas. AIMEE.
GEESE ny agent to conduct the Gi.o' hhf
BUSINESS at So. 40 Brook avenue. IN ths
cl,v OF Richmond, TO buy and sell f3r cash
only. IA H'H W N'
october 81. 1Ss9. oc-o-lt
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.,.O SALARY, $40 EXPENSES IN

SsEn SALahi, stV 80 -
NOU advance. allowed each month.
steady employment al nome OF w, ttas ..i-. ,'i,-.
~ scliciting. Duties. delivering and maxi
INC collections. No postal cards. Addtess'
w th stamp. hAtER X CO.. rgun. ONO.
"- Ocr- ia, Tn ,~aN~ulw
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