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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-01
WHO 1T IS THAT IS TRYING TO
CAPTURE VIRGINIA.

1t is very interesting to Virgin
lans, especially to those who think
that The people Of the Commonwealth
ought to have the privilege of elect
ing their State officers and Legisla-
turc without the interference of 9th.
or States, or of the Government ut
Washlngton, to read the list of
speakers Candidate Malone has in
the field. Here they are:
Judge Perkins, Kansas.
Eek Senator Bruce (nogro), NLissis.
sippi.
Senator Blair, New Hampshire.
Judge Wheeler, New Jersey.
Congressman Bnttcrworth Ohio.
Congressman IGouck, Tennessee.
Congressman Burrows, Michigan.
Congressman Brum, Pennsylvania.
Ey CONGRESSMAN J. Il. Chcadlc, of
Indiana
W. g. Hummer, Dakota
a negro (name unknown), North
Carolina.
j.. 9. Darlington, Washington.
John 8arbricre, Pennsylvania.
John @. Dancy, Nortl. Carolina.
Pat O'Fnrrell, Washington.
II. II. Miller (ncgro), South Caro-
lima.
Richard r.. Farr, United States
marshal
j. q. Watts, United States mar
slul
Pat McCaul, United States rcvo-
nue. collector.
w. L. Craig, United States dis
trict attorney.
S. Brown Allen, United States
deputy collector.
w. L. Gliding, United States dep
uty collector.
Now let us take the list of some
of the Democratic canvassers speak
ing for Phil Mckinney:
Richard T. Bcirno, Virginia.
John w. Daniel, Virginia
G. Il. O'Ferrall, Virginia.
]. i, Gordon, Virginia.
W. II. Staples, Virginia.
IL. w. Flournoy, Virginia.
John A. Buchanan, Virginia.
II H. Ridtleberger, Virginia.
james w. Marshall, Virginia.
IL. st. George Tucker, Virginia.
Henry G. Allen, Virginia.
Paul Edmunds, Virginia.
james Bumgardncr, Virginia
John L. Harris, Virginia.
John T.. Massey, Virginia.
George d. Wise, Virginia.
w. II. L. Lee, Virginia.
II. r. Pollard, Virginia.
Judge Rhea, Virginia.
w. II. Suthorlin. Virginia.
Fitz. Lee. Virginia.
Il. e. Meredith, Virginia.
w. II Alexander, Virginia.
II. o Barton, Virginia.
A. A. Phlesar, Virginia.
W. w. Berry, Virginia.-Staunton
Viu1;cotnr
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-01
n. OKFOLK X WESTERN RAILROAD
~ Time Table i'll effect Muy ~. 1889.


n ORFOLK " WESTERN RAILROAD
~ Time Table i'll effect Muy ~. 1859.
Trains leave Tazewell,
No. i02-Duii,
G:2U Il. III.
No. l0l-Daily, except Sunday.
loo y. IN.
Train l02 connects ut Graham for Pocn-
hoptas. Eikhorn, Duhriny and intermedi-
ate points.
At Blueiield for Radford, Norfolk, Bris:
tol and intermediate points.
Train No. lOI connects at Graham for
Pocahontns. Elkhorn. Duhring and inter-
mediate points. At Blucfield Tor Rudford
Bristol aud intermediate points.
Train No I0i arrives Tazewell 1880 d.
IN. daily, except Sunday, connecting from
Norfolk. Radford, POcrhontas, Duhring,
Elkhorn and intermediate points.
Trun No. l03 arrives Tazew, All u.
III. daily: connecting from Povuhontas,
Duhring, Lynchbnrg, Bristol and inter.
mediate points.
CRlPPLEC CREEK EXTENSION-Leaye
rnliSki 900 II. III. daily except Sunday,
and BOO p. III. daily.
Connections at Lynchburg with Viz
CHINA Midland Railroad for the North and
last, and ut Roauolio with Shenandoah
Valley II. Il.
For fnr'herin Internationally to Tick.
ct Agent at Depot or to
w. Il. BEvIIL,
Gent Pass. Il Ticket Agent.
Roanoke, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-01
GUARD EVERY POINT.

Danvillc has set The example Of an
organization that will be certain to
call out every Democratic voter on
election day, and in the meantime
secure correct registration and de-
feat the ingenious attempts ut fraud
The stores and all places of bust
ness will be closed, and the unani
nous patriotic sentiment Of the pco-
pie brought to bear on tho effort to
secure full vote. This combined
action of the people will also bring
to shame the Infamous "bloclis of
five" plan imported from Indiana by
Mr. Billy Malone
Let every city, town and county
follow tho example of Danvillc, and IL
Democratic victory is certain.
Bribery of votes IS Mahonc's STRAIT
egy, and he intends to ira',c a comp
dc MUM, !. c., bold stroke at some
unexpected point, just MS q 'ny did
i'll Kings county i'll tile Cleveland
election.
Let every point be guarded, and
if tho Mahoneites are caught at their
tricks, their defeat will be I'LL the
more disaster Times.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-01
NOTICE,

Having now the agency of the Ag-
rlcultural Insurance Co. rs well as
the Va. Fire 81 Marine Insurance Co.,
with good facilicies for placing risks
am able to accommodate all persons
wanting insurance. / do business on
ly with Cos. in the state or having
the deposits required BY law.
Mar.i,tf. j. W. CiiArMAS.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-01
CONSUMPTION SURELY CUREI

TO The EDrroR Please inform
your readers thai | have II positive
remedy for the above PANIED ,iisenan.
by It's use thousands of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured.
| shall be glnd to send two bottles of
my remedy FREE to any Of your read
ers who have consumption if they
will send me their express and post
Office address. Respectfully,
Il. a. SLOCUM. NJ. G.,
Isl Pearl ST., Now York.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-01

Congressman f.. Il. Chcadlc, of
Indiana, addressed Il large crowd
of Republicans in the court house,
Tuesday. His effort was to show
that the present contest was !lOrc
of Il national than Il State issue
that it meant Malone for the Sen
ate. He made the startling an.
nOuncement that if Malone were
elected Capt. Bowen would be Civ
en- Jno. A. Buclanan's seat in Con
greSS. He also said that he knew
that Mahone's election meant AN
other settlement Of the State debt
within six months thereafter.
The work Of speakers ami press
for the coming election is now
about ended, but the heat of the
battle is yet to come. Tuesday Is
the day on which most Of the work
is to be done and every man who
has the best interests of his State
at heart should he at his post 10
vote and work for Mckinney, Tyler
and Scott. No man should be per
mltted to stay away from the polls
because of over confidence of vic
tory. First get the majority and
then make it as great as possible.
No Democrat should bG satisfied
with anything short of I'M over
whelming defeat Of NIahoncism.
We have everything to encourage
us. The leading men of the party
declare Democratic organization TO
he thorough throughout the State,
the anti-Mallonc element is proving
steadiast, and the poll books have
been purgcd. But at the same time
Mahone's trickery is well known.
he is working for his political life
aud he is backed by the Admins
tration and Republican national
committee and the Doodle of Quay
and Co. Democratic success means
work and work means success.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-01
MALONE IN THE EXECUTIVE
MANSION.

-
found shame and ropupnancc the DC
Rod when Malone and his party con
trollcd the executive and lcrisla,iy.
branches of our Governments Tho
infaluy of their judicial npnointnonts
the absolute Observation-Disclosures oI
their partisan schemes in both
branches OF our Assembly. tlc ocn.
eral bitterness. confusion and vic
loncc which marked their supremacy,
can never be FORGOTTEN as lono sc
spark of patriotism survives nmonn
our citizens. IT would bo thouoLt
M impossibilty for a worse condi.
ton of things to prevail in caso Ma.
hone wore to succeed ut the Noyen.
Der election: but strange rs it NAV
sound even to those who have ~,
average knowledge of the evils Of
his late regime, it is unhappilv no,
IN impossiblity.
"'rherc are only too many reasons
why the return Of this enemy of his
section and raco +, novnr will ho
followed b. far more corrupt state
Of affairs than even that Witnessed
during his previous asccndnncy.
Then he was surrounded by a circle
of licntenants who were lurn.lv in.
llucnccd by n desire TO mike u ner
inancnt settlement of the debt uncs
ton. As Malone hal not then. by
his tyrannical vanity, excluded from
his party the men whose champion.
ship Of the cause he represented
brought it to success, he was TO a
certain degree, in spite Of his dispo.
sition to the contrary, affected in his
general conduct by tneir oniniors
and wishes. In one ir.uorton,
instance, he was entirely thwart.
ed by tho action of four of his fol-.
lowers in declining to suppo,t
probably the most unprincipled Of
his measures.
"AIahone himself had not vol bo
come so deeply infected with hutred
of the Democratic party and NIL tbat
is most honorable and upright in
our Commonwealth as he has since
done under the influence of sociol
ostracism and personal denunciation.
He has since he was dashed from
power forcibly discarded all the DO
litical associates who gave the least
color OF rcspcctabilitv TO his follow.
ing. He stands today pre-enlinentlv
a master among band of Bringing
slaves, who have no independence of
Judgment or freedom of action. Let
Virginians remember that if they
suffer him to lie elected this fall he
will como into power backed by n
despicatlc crew prepared simply to
record his degrees. Let them re-
member, further, that the vindietivo
character of the man is far more EN-.
FILTERED against our people now than
it was some years ago, for he has
since met with repeated defeats. and
has been writhing under the lnsh Of
public opinion.
Above all, let them remember This
that if Nlahono should succeed. he
will not be an unofficial dictator as
before, but will take his nlocc IN an,
executive mansion to be a Aogran,
political and social scandal to V;r
ginia, and the country ot lorro
That mansion will become lbo ron
devious not only of degraded whit,
men animated by every yindictiv,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-01

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Or you are all worn out, really good for nothing
it Is general debility. Try
BROH N'S fRON EJTTEJf9.
II will cure yoi, and give good appetite. Sold
" all dealers in medicine.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-01
PETERSBURG SAVINGS 6 INSURANCE CO,
PATENTS,

Caveats and Trade Marks obtained. and all
pntent business conducted for MODERATE
PEEs.
OUR OFFICE Is Opposite SU. S. PATENT
OFFIcE and we can secureS patent in less
time thnn those remote from Washington
send model. drawing or photo, with de-
scriPtion. We advise if patontable or not,
ent is secured
n PAMPHLET, GLOW to Obtain Patents"
Will names OF actual clients i'll your State,
county or town, sent free. Address,
G. A. SNOW g. CO.,
Orr. PATENT OFFICE. WAsu1sGToN ID q
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-01

No. 4 has Pullman Buffet Sleeper from
Memphis and Chattanooga to New York
Via Roanoke. UaSerstown and Harris
burg without change.
No. 8 has Pullman Buffet Sleeper
from New York to Chattanooea and
Memphis without change, via Harris
burg, Hagerstown and Roanoke; also
has connection at Hagerstown with fast
mail from Baltimore.
No. has through connection from
Philadelphia via Harrisburg and c.. V.
railroad, and from Baltimore via w.
NJ. K. r., daily except Sunday. Also
makes connection ut Wayncsboro juno
ton with G. Il o. Railway wcst-bound
train.
CONNECTIONS.
AT 1agerstown. Md. with Western
Maryland Il. r.; and with Cumberland
Valley Railroad to and from Harris
burg. etc.
AT Shenandoah Junction, w. Va.
with main line BALTIC. d Ohio to and
from the west.
Nos. and 4 make close connection
with q. q o. ut Wanesboro Junction.
At Loeb Laird with Lexington br.
r. & y. w "
Al Buchanan with Il. & a. main line.
at Roahokc with Norfolk & Western.
o. HOWARD ROVER,
Genl Pass. and Ticket Agent.
DAVID w. FLTCKWIR. Roanoke. Va.
superintendent. Roanoke, Va.
G.. NJ. FUTTERER,
Passenger Agent, Hagerstown, Md.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-25
ITEMS FROM wALLA wALLA.
Trouble over the Water suppiy-A
Member Of A Accidents.

wAILA W4LLA. July H.--The owners OF
property sbatting on Garrison street, In
this city, have been taking out all the
water for iIrgating purposes and neglect
ing 10 retnrn the water after using what
was necessary, and Fort waiia wa{ia.
through whose reserve the creek runs. has
lsseu 0eprivesi of wstsr for sewerage pigr
poses aud also for watering the horses ~
the command, depending Tor the latter
purpose on water brought fTvn spring q
fBt5s distant. heretofore only use1 Tor
dTinkinE parpeSes. In. efforts AZ Colonel
Ciendsnnin to have tbs people on the
creek fefFsin from wasting the afsr aud
allowing IL to come 10 .lie garr.skn have
10 osly wish Insult, and the c.lauel. at a
meeting ui the citizens aud officers 81 the
City hais last night, said that unless aRasef
cogIid b had n. would move for the shau-
dcumeBt Ut Use post. A committee wss
appointed - take acton towards remedy.
ing the evil.
A man nAmesi samuel TYaas. from Mi.
ton, came from Milton esrIy this morning
- make some purchases He stepped into
q saloon ~ aNAit ths opersag ~ the busi-
ness houses, and waz there attacked by
two suen ana fobssd 0i his money Tfs
ressber. ere arrested after a search, and
sill be examined tornossow.
An smploye oi ise Oregon Il Washington
IcIgitgvy ssiignAa NAMED Mike trYe wEs
rtfa over Ttsessisg Higbs 0y la5d csr and
seTy much nrgised.
4 A. man nsrnes frank Bowling. confined
+ Ia ise city iAsl since xeBasy night on q
E shsrgv OF afrigkeaisess died Last uiRnt 81
acute alcoholism
4 = Manssn Az wofkisg in a sssas
quarry in Mlitan to-day. wheu ftck asa
d5rl eaYssi in uH him and aisloessea h4.
hin
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There must be no dodging on the

There must be no dodging on the
part OF the constitutional convention
OF its duty in the matter OF the tide
lands. II nothing is done. and the
whole question thrown over for future
legislative action it will put the mem
bers os the convention in a position
most siiscreditable either To their ccur
age or integrity, or both. On the
other hand, ii there is any disposition
OF the lands by which the state shall
fail to get the Full benefit Of its grea,
inheritence. they wiil be in position
quite as diseredi.sble and humiIiaiing;
and. furthermore, the Republican ma
jorlty will have saddIed np their party
with a load that viii be very difficult
70 carry. Ia this as in al other mat
sers oi legislation the right thing is the
oiily creditable thing. 1t IL the duty
of the convention 10 define the policy
al the s.ate IN the matter Of tide lands,
and upon such a plan that the state
and not the land srabbers shall benefit
BY IL The proposition submitted by
Dunbar yesterday 10 the committee
on granted lands brings the ti3e.Iand
question up Tor public discussion, and
the people viii watch the progress ol
eyents with kesnesf interest
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Canne,iiae Deinra

CoVfEyltLE. Wash, laly 3i-Nr. aud
Mrs. ,. +. Eocy feel sincerely the loss of
their child. little Edward. who died on the
morning of the 18th inst. Ia ccnyuisions
they have the sympathy of their friends In
their bereavement
The rock Is being hauled on the ground for
thc ncw Jon church, which
Is 10 le erected en- the hill. close to the site
for the new college building. The land
was tona cd 10 the church by the eoiiegr.
and Is to cost ss,so H. B. Lovejoy il the
sryhsfect aud builder.
NJ. Ghafge Coupe and wife, of seattle.
sfe visiting with relatives in town this
wsek
Mrs. Mctsowan, who has been visiting
win friends in Seattle fes week, returned
home yesterday.
f. A. ID. kloweFs an4i John Robertson took
trip IA Tacoma lasI week
y r. Eaton. wife, aud daughter Beulah
saosualmse Fails for few days
he old store bUiliiag on Fsont street,
recently vacated by Blowers n kincth, is
being remodelvd aud fsed np with n glass
iront Ii will bc occupied BY II. q, CASTOR,
a. soon as finished. with stock Of general
merchandise
Fred STanney. the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
thomas Iranncy. came near being
drowned yesterday ia the hay while bath.
lug with some other boys. He got heyond
hts depth and was sinking the last time. In
spite of the efforts OF the other hoys when
a man. who happened 90 be near, went to
his assistance aud brought him ashore.
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NORTH DAKOTA CONVENTION.
Report OF the Judiciary Committee
Placed Before the Convention.

BISMARCK. July 2i.-Thc judiciary COM
mittee has at last reported 10 the conven-
tiuu. The committee recommends a
supreme court of three judges aud six
Judicial districts, with as many jndges as
at present. The system Of justices of the
peace will be retained. The terms of the
Judges of The supreme court will be six
years.
The Scandinavian Temperance Society of
North Dakota hiss petitioned the conyen.
ton in behalf OF the scandinavian in
habiianis 10 prohibit the msnniac .ure or
sale of Intoxicating liquor In the state.
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Cornor Second and James Streets.
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which we will pleased sn:snains Purchasers

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MONTANA CONVENTION.
The Session Devoted to the Report
of the Judiciary Committee,

day the Judiciary committee reported that
The convention has the right and power to
provide that ali or any state, district or
county officers PROV ided for by the consti-
tntion he elected I'm saeh time and for such
terms as mny be prescribed. or provide
that any district or county officers now
holding office under the laws OF the terri
tory may continue under the constitution
until such Il nc a. may be prescribed,
Toe afternoon session was devoted Ia
considering the Judiciary bills organizing
districts aud appointing judges.
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HAsEsAI.I..
An Interesting series Of Games
rIAfed YeeierdaY.

CLEVELAND, July 2a.-pi,,sburg won in
the ninth inning to-day by q burst OF good
batting, and display oi dash and energy
Score;
Cleveland. d............,.......i 0 o 1 0 0 0 la
Pitfsbttrs s.4..s....s...s...s..... O o 3-~6
base hits Cleveland. II; Pittsbnrp, n.
Errors; Cleveland, ); Pitssburv. 2, Hat.
terie- Cleveland. biakei.y aud HAHN
mer Piitsbufg. Calvin and Miller TIM
pire. Curry.
PHilApsLrHiA, July 2s.-The PhilIies
won their third straight game from New
York this afternoon. by better all around
PLAY. The game was called ~ the seventh
inniag ON account oi darkness Score:
Philadelphia ls..............~....03 3 3 90 3 6-i5
New York ......,s..-...E o D.
Base hits. rhsiaaelphla, IS: New York, 2.
Errors. Philsseis lila, 1, New York. q. HAT.
teries. Philadelphia, Burlington and
Cisments: New York, Crane, kcefe and
Ewing. Umpire. Lynch.
BosTuS, July "a The washingtons were
no, sn tosisy's game. They sielded wretch
eddy. failed % hHueh their hits, and we're
defeated. Score.
Boston ...-......,.....s...-...-o o ! 3-2
ngton,-..s............i o l o o o o o o. z
Base hits Boston, Il; Washington, 8.
Errors: Boston. ~ Washington, .. batter
les B,s~toa, Madden aud Kelly: Wash
ingtou, Day, sullivan aud Clarke. um-
ptfe. tbsffA.
BsLTtaoRr, July - baltimore. ~;
Louisville, 3.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2L-Athietics, 8;
Cincinnati z.
HgoaKLys. July 2s.-Rsnsss CITY. 4;
Bros,kisu.7.
coLuaBus. Jaly 2s-colamhns, 8: 81
Louis, O.
CHICAGO. iniy 2s--Chicago aud Indian
afselis risyed two games this afterno0n,
byth hotiS contested. The FIRST was .
pitchers battle, Tenor getting trifie the
i,esf ~ n. although Duty won the game In
The eighth Inning by his daring base ram
ming. The second game was snyonc's up
% the eighth. when the Heosiefs fell on TO
Gambests delivery, batting out three runs
which won the game. Score. first game:
Chicago ......sa...s.........se2 2 o o 0 o.
Endiauaiso8.x .-.... ..,...---1 O 0 Q Q o o.
Base hits Chicago. 7; indianapolis, 8.
Errors fhieaEo. 3, indianapolis, 4. Hstr
isF!ss. Chicago, Tener and Farrell, Indian
spolis. Enssle and Myef. Umpire. Nc
isBsid.
second game;
Chicago ...............tt o z 0 o o 0 1 o.
{ Ind ssY,clis ....... -...-...e o o 90 IS o.
Ease hits Chicago. 6: indiamApolis. -.
EsroFs. f'hiragn, q. indianapolis. !. Hat
terie.s Chicago. 6umbest and Darsings
+ Indianapolis. Boyle and Buckley. Umpire
Netfnsfi.
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THE PENSION OFFICE.
dhErges Brought Against IL BY -
GILL tef4tcA Com mta ael0ns

wasHISerox, July 2l-givii serviee
Commissioner Roosevelt said today thaa
charges have eecn brought against bosA
she pension ostief tns tbs sixth suditors
otIsee, aps that 4 "a have bern discharges
t@eas~e they we're Denaefsfs- lie ~
nat fsfef.ssss L e. say this vas IN violation p
gsse isw. hat individually se vas huaiy q
tse opialssts that Il sas ia violation of -
spiril ci the Law he Thought no otss. -
iess ne hnp.-nfai to be sa active partisan
shassif ases sasassss from the pnsiif -
ssea. Ha said the commission Bas EDino
g. iss5k the matter uB. relating not ou1y -
sfse Isses<f5s ksSt To toe past
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SOUTH DAKOTA CONVENTION.
Composition of the Legislature De-
termfned by the Delegates.

Sioux FAILS. July 28.-The eousidera
tlon OF the report of the Judiciary COM
mi,tee Vas the main feature of today's SEES
sion. The repor. provides for eight
Judicial districts.
The committee on legislative sup0Ition-
ment has cota plctei it, work. and will sub
init the report tomorrow. T @ South
Dakota legislature will consist of forty i've
senators aud i2S representatives. There IL
feeling among many Of the members
that mistake has been made in prov iding
for 50 cumbersome !. gisiatiye body.
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One II the amusing rsP.rts cgrreE;
AZ ols mpia Is io the effect ''Col :"
Nick Owing has fallen ous with the
Northern Pael Sc Railroad Company
and bas TetUrmsa his pass. The toll -
finds II nsce sfy 90 d something TO
correct The isapression that be i The
tool of tie Northern Paeise. aBp thi.
seems yery easy and cheap way os
dong il. Tie story Is very thin. how
ever. and simply makes renersi
smile Col Owings wIll fall cat
vish The Northern Pacific when SOME
body els. offer him dirtief xork or
bigger pay, and not ell then.
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fsAAns Nss eighty eight zsaa one half
The easch u the Ame-ssan xhoruerx "a
ss F@tsawss Lilly l. ast. Reseie Rusf,sy.
- y : Fowler. SO, Ms,ilie sasms. so.
san nsesa, sao: Allie j. Alssr. v-ss j 81
Lewis. al -
far American schooner wehsser ran an
= Fs<s The lstscr part of Jane and is 4 snsnl
Wreck. Tbs captain and one man refurs,s~s
~ Ntesotfa and the tasanse os the rrsw
saipa~d with other schusaers. An Amers.
sSn estss ~as as SAsasi point on Janc -.
and leff cryserS fgen, the cwusrx az ~.
A'sserscsfi sce0ssRess that their vessels wvre
sscs IL cater EeArfngss SRA. No fldlnSs has
D. en beard es the seho,neTS Annie. Otter
asa.. james Hamilton. They ere given up
a l.lSa ~
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town sissriet ia 'his city, eopssssing ~
forty woosaen DaIi9ings. mainly ro0kcrsss,
t9raea ~ 1eieek tnis sn0sa.nz. OHing
20 tie Ieeaiios Of ihe bnlIaings IA proxifn-
~ 20 ihe switching sards of the southern
Paeiae railroad. wkseh wEFr nlIed wifa
io1as 4 esss the sse department VS. an
abse 70 DO Any sfsertEve s9sx. and al the
buildings snt c0at@sffs wsre Destroyed.
IL IL believed thss no lives were lpsf.
faough EssHy Chinese had n2srus sscafe :.
The fsss eis fae bEslsings Eta n0s exceess
tla.ssn Thefe 4 nfl lnfarAafe.