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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
SUNDAY. ......... MARCH ID. 1892.
THE FEATURES or TO-DAY'S PAPER.

ALL THREE DRoWNED-The Terrible Dis
aster That Resulted in the Kannwha
River Whom Young Lady Lost an Oar.
CRYMEs ASKS FOR PARD0N-Hc Pleads Re-
pcntance and Promises to Do Better-Judg'
Aiken and tho Jurors Endorse the Petition
TESTIMONY IN BEHALF OF GRAHAM-sevo
raj Witnesses Examined with Reference to
the veracity Of Some Of Those Who Appear
ed Against the Commander.
A RICH VEIN OF C0AL-A New Ledge Dis
covered Near Clover Hill, and Shaft VIII
BE Sunk at Once.
TO CHRIsTEN FL SUD-Miss Louise Arm
Strong VIII Bapiize the Big Steamship al
Newport News on Wednesday.
THE OYSTER LAWFUL Text OF the Act he
Gently Passed by the Virginia Legislature.
GOVERNOR HORACE BoIES "A Column and
a-Han Sketch Of the Iowa Candidate fol
President.
THE COOLEST" MAN IN vIRGlNIA-Biogra,
phy Of Mr. Jordan Taylor, Of Buckingham
Who Was Born February 20, 1893.
NEW YORK CLUBDOM-The Fate OF Well
Known Resort of "Decayed Gentihiy -
Colonel Bob lngersoil and His Assalants.
FASHIONS OF THE DAY-Whst the Spring Has
In store-The Street Dress Just Like a Gen.
tieman's Full-Dress Suit
DATE OF THE DANIELELMoRE DUEL-This
and Numerous Other Queries Answered.
VIRGINIA AND THE WORLDS FAIR-sugges-
tons as TO How the Legislative Appropria-
ton Should 30 Expended.
AMERICANS OF ROYAL DESCENT-A Num-
Der Of Friendly Criticisms Of Our F. F. VS..
Mr.. BLAINEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the
Divorced Young Wifes Parents.
"THE IDLE REPORTER Ills Industry Shown
in Various Adventures and Observations.
TIE STATE AT LARGE-The Social Happen
ings and Personal Incidents of Week
Notes Of Interest to virginians Everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13

consplre sgains. their employers and. fail.
ing to get the money they demand. will
not proceed to use dynamite bombs against
them.
Who can tell what dreadful swcats OF
fear come over the GouLps. VAspEaDirTs,
and SAorss The logic Of the situation de-
mands that safety deposit company
should be organized for the housing o.
millionnaires. Il should be firc-prcof aud
crank and burglar-proof surrounded by
weIl-armed guards and connected ~ teie-
graphic signals with the police stations.
Here for an annual rental racksd md
nervous millionaire could go and occupy
a room secure from intrusion and danger.
Here is an opportunity for genius aud en-
terprlse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
In 1880, when Hancock was nominated. the

In 1880, when Hancock was nominated, the
Richmond delegates TO the State convention
we're chosen by a primary, the Democrats voting
for the local delegates, instead OF voting for Mr.
Royal or Mr.. Drinksrd, aspirants for tho Ma
tional Convension.-Stats.
Mr.. DRuKAKp was not voted for" as q
delegate to the Cincinnati convention
either at the primary election spoken of 81
ut the Democratic State Convention, but be
was elected rs delegate from Clay Ward
to the State convention at that primary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
rHe RIoHMoND D1sPAroH-sUNOAY. MARCH .. lSg9

4. ,suls lms spoagt Iefs, under pr sesecndi'lons'
70 piacs tho Democrat, party IN position a.',s
AZ invuln<rstie as that IN whicn she AeV''''
cons now stand Prssrsbsrg iwdss-hppea-
Agreed. But bow as ~ the sspiran's
known TO be opposed 10 free coinage
Would you ignore tho silver question. say,
inc NOT q word about it in the national
platform, and then nominate for President
a man who. you know, would veto SILVER
bll2 Could the question be kept ao"n
under such circumstances?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
Mr.. Watterson's Interview.

That was q strong expression OF opinion
in which Mr.. wArrERsos INDUCED tne
other day when he declared that tne rae
tions there had rendered imposaoie tne
nomination of New York man. he also
gave some heavy blows to man-worsnip.
pers. Also, to people who suppose 'na'
the tarif-reforin movement was begun at,
ter Mr.. CLEVELAND ceased to be mayor Oh
Buffalo. In fact, Mr.. WsrrERsos mas
very clear idea of the situation. "hat ne
predicts will be likely to come true. ne
speaks for an immense host OF "poii'i-
o;.,c -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
CHILDREN.S DEPARTMEN7


AT THE NEW STORE,
"A 2O6 EAST BROAD STREET,
there will DO a sale commencing
TOMORROW (AoNDA') AT O'CLOCK A. W..
Note few special prices below. but there
will be found many such other bargains on OK
animation 1T tnis place
JOBS:
Ladies' Collars. 1c.
Ladies' Cuts, 1c. pair.
Ladies' ODera-Toe slippers, @Jc.
Turkish Bath Soap, &c.
2 Hat Pins, lc.
Safety Pins, &c. a dozen.
Finger-Sail Brushes, 4c.
Scholars Companion, 10
Shaving Brushes, DC.
Match safes, lc
Bone Crochet Needles, 1c.
Neck Running, 1c.
Neck Beads. &c.
Whisk-B Boon Holders, &c.
DOminoes, b. Easei-, Be-
Double Mntch-H Holders with Glass, 4c.
Chldren's Aprons, 1oc-
LADIES' and Gentlemeus Cloth-Iop kuDoers
worth 81 and sl.25, Tor SOC.
Gentlemen's and Boys Collars, Sc, or two
for 15c.
sl.25, sl.50, sl7J. aud e. Shoes, Ladies,
Mems, Boys, and Chlldrens viii DO sold a. 81
pair.
Gentlsmen's Pants, Toe. pair.
Boys Knee Pants, 31c.
Ladies' Jerseys, 25c.
Ladies' 25c. Lace Collars, 1oc.
Ladies' Shirt Waist, csc.
Boys Shirt Wnist 25c.
Gent,emen's four-ln-tiand Tee, &C.
Ladies' Black Hose, 30.
Gentiemea's cufis, Linen, 10c.
BOYS Boots. cost &l.OJ, Soc
Ladies' Pants. e5c.; Ladies' Shirts, Pc; La
dies Chemtsc, 40c.
Boys Windsor Tee. Sc.
single Bed Quilts, $50: Double Blankets,
gray, doc.
Gentiemen's Derby Hats, Csc
Ladies' Corsets, roc. Plaid Domestic. 40.
Dress Goods, 4c- Dress GlnghamA AGO
Saug;e- Wtdsn dress Goods Sic.
Double Width Dress Goods. cashmcrUs enc
TuEaDArws VIII hare spociea hkANANr
Dcn't forget mo address NORTH sltA betessa
| 6ecqnd ard Third strsssA M 15-Sndm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13

The New York Sun publishes very
readable chapter relating how the dwell
ings OF the nch men of that great city are
guarded by private wstchnsn who are en-
ployed and paid by the aforesaid million
naires. But it does not appear from its
account who 10 u that watches the watch
men. or who warrants that they win not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13

The Virgia az comedies with the opinion OF us
Richmond correspondent that the Democi atlc
Executive Committee Of Richmond acted wisely
in tabling the proposition TO have primary TO
elect a delegate 10 the Chicago convention az tho
municipal primary 70 be held Ia that city Apiil
9Th for the reason assignei-viz., that II gave 70
the person who received the highest yote-noi
the minority OF all the votes cast. but simply the
highest individual vote--ths right TO namo al
the delegates TO the State convention for me city
OF Observation-Disclosures tho delegates 80 selecled
represented but a minority OF he Detnocfatlc
votes Of kichmond.-SorJoik V,r9fnian.
The Jndfr- Appeal has taken this position
throughout the whole controversy on the
subject, and the value of its views Is proved
by the fact that THa RICHMOND DESPATCH
Yesterday printed its entire Richmond cor
respondence bearing on the matter.-Pe-
tersbtgg IndeI-Appedi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
F0StOn EmbrOid0riGS.

New this season and not shown eisoHhere in
Richmond, ranging from 614c. TO zoe. per yard
Large assortment Of Matched Embroiderios IN
Cambria, Nainsook, and Swiss.
SPLENDID value in Embroidered Handserchiefs
at % and soc.
Hand-worked Initial AllIinen Handkerchieis
az 25c
Ladies' shirt-Waists in choice patterns In Linen
aud Saline.
Full line OF Null Ties from zoe. TO 81.
Full line Of New yeilings, latest styles.
parasol Covers IN chas.o and delicate designs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
NEW LACKS And ENBROIDEBIES

Novelties In Matched Torchon L1ces, IN BON
edclrg and inserting, ranging In prizes from
SIC. to 81 per yard.
Our assortment Of the popular Point direlsnd
Lace 10 complete, in all widths, IN cream and
white.
Lovely Point dTreland Jabots in all shades.
Lovely Chiffon Jabots in all shades.
Special attention is asked TO n new exhibit OF
Illuminated Au-sllk Hermann, - inches, az
SECS per yard In woudrousiy blended un's'
Attractive effects in 42-inch Illusion all shades,
at 7jc. per yard
F,reuent yalue in 4s-nch All-sllk Mall. latest
tints, at SOC. per yard
An excellent display OF Black SIX Laces nom
I2lsc. to e2.50 per yard.
Choicest patterns Of Black Drapery Nets UNIQUE
and lovely effects. from s1.2o 20 - per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
FRESH ARRITALO IRE3 GlOll

Novelties In the latest shade and ofs-t.. 500
as Reseda, Cadet Gray, koie do Norie. Igl
Grays and Tans; Mao, ~ range 81 sfila
shades, OF English. Scotch. 81 French FeaT,s,
for SIG. 70 $3.50 per yard.
Handsome Crepon suits.
Exquisite French Chalii dmpftedl.
PeSinllne Chsllies lncw this fasonl "a iei-ae
and soft as China silk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
A Primary.


The DrspATcH's reasons against hoiains
q urinary to select delegates to the state
convention at the time when the candi-
dates for city Offices are chosen. are per
fec,ly coed. The primary to select dele
gates TO the convention ought not to be
held nj the time when the primary to Sc
lect candidates is heid-to-wit, April 9th,
That date is too near at hand. But there
should be o special primary tor this pur-
nose in Nav. as there was in 1880.
II il needless 70 talk about the expense
of such primary. Those Interested in II
will supply all the money necessary 10 hold
IT that the city committee Is unable TO
We think. n,so, that the arguments
against Mr. Peasants plan are all con-
vincing. 1t might result IN a minority
candidate appointing all the delegates.
If Mr.. Peasants plan il adopted the
friends of each candidate should be al
lowed TO appoint delegates in proportion
TO the votes cast for their candidate.
But the true plan ia that used III 1850,
when delegates TO the State convention
were voted for directly. Ii worked like 0
charm. RichmOnd's choice was expressed.
and no heart-burnings were left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
.FOURQUREAN, PBIGE { Co..
NOTABLE DISPLAY
n OV E LIT les
At Once Tasteful and Elegant

We shall be glad you and inspect this week exhibit
and beafl goods as they fail interest WI oonguroa
fine picture the mind deeply impressed nd when u
look at our Artistic Novelties many OF them dreams of bstty both plea
sanity appealed to- the effects Of cOors and fabrics are not @ &
and striking
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
Dinner Sets


The " Everyday" Set Decorated Porcelain,
Combination OF Dinner and Tea, artistic shape,
new decoration. 100 pieces, for 1880; the
"Pilgrim Tea and Breakfast Set, richly deco
rated, So pieces, s3.SS ; a Decorated Toilet Set
with slop Jar II pieces. for s2.25; Fancy Cream
Pitchers, tastefully decorated, assorted shapes,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
Cleveland to Open a College Chapel.

10y
VALPARAISO. IED.. March R.-E1-Presl-
dent Cleveland has accepted an invitation
to deliver an address here at the opening
of the new college chapel May list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
Postmasters for Virginia.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Fourt
postmasters were to-day appointed as tol'
lows: j. X. Mill. at Abbeyllle, Va, and D
l.. Pidgeon. at Vaudeville, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
Tho nroposition made to the Richmond

The proposition made to the Richmond
Democratic Committee TO allow the district
delegate to the Chicago convention. to
which that city is entitled to be elected al
the primary on April 5th, was laid on the
table by the committees: but it was coupled
with a proposition that the delegate Sc
elected should appoint all the delegates
from the city to the State convention
This would be an unusual, If not an un.
Democratic proceeding. and We are not
surprised that the committee declined T.
adopt il. We have no doabt if the. friend.
of the primary plan in Richmond would
abandon this one-man idea and ask tn'
committee 10 allow the delegates to tho
State convention to be elected at the PR
mary, that the privilege would be readily
accorded them.-LynctbaTg Virginida.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13

Military transport trains, bearing large
numbers of troops, are continually pass
inc Cracow. Poland. it is reported, ~ route
for the western frontier. In the villages
and towns of Poland 10000 troops have
been billeted upon the inhabitants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
Tie Pullman Palace Car

for your baby hereafter The poTning
Carriage Company, of Erie. Pa. have
appointed us sole agents for the sale oil
their production. This Baby-Carrlage
has the advantage of every modern con-
venience, and i'll point OF Its makeup
possesses every esr-resisting quality.
BY simple novel construction the baby
can be allowed a reclining or sitting po-
sition as desired. The general designs
and styles are new and exclusive. The
wheels OF wood or bicycle with rubber
tires. making the Carriage entirely
noiseless in its movement The parasol-
holder allows every possible change In
position. The prices are on par with
any good Carriage in the market. We
invite an inspection-$e.50 to $50.
Other make of Carriages from $40 to
So.
There is lively sale among the
They come and go as fast
V;Ibo as they come. Styles, quail
Co''''' ties, and prices as never be-
l.-..--------I fore. Monday will be on
sale new Wash India Six, 39c. These
are all handmade, real. New Broeades
in black and colored. New Printed In
dias lFrench) for 3jc. yard Real
India for &c, Sc, and 81 Crepons
and Crepe de Chimes, plain and en-
broidered. 48c. to $3.50 yard.
French Grenadines, "A inches wide.
black and with colored silk embroidered
figures Brocade and Iron Grenadines.
The new effects in two-tone Silks, both
plain and stripes, 75c. yard. Special
prices in Black Silk Faille and Benga-
Iinps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
Wash Fabrics

Among the newt
Is FSs s. i printed SSai Wash Fabrics
in new French effects, every color print
ing, Sc. q yard Solid Colors, Sc. The
second shipment of our purchase of Fast
Black Henrietta Finish Satteen has ar
rived. lac. for 2Jc. quality. Imported
Bedford Cords, solid colors, l6;c. ;
fancy, 25c.
Foulard's Silk Finished Null. novel
imitation of India Silk. black or white
grounds with beautiful printing, 1870. a
yard. Bedford Ginghams, Cheverons,
and Outings.
French Bingham from 16 to Csc. (;
American, from CT to l2lc. No such
assortment was ever opened in any one
house in this city.
The Housefurnishing Department in
the basement is q model OF its kind.
Let the crockery dealers wonder. Our
prices are not effected by those Of other
merchants. Enough said that the as
sortment and variety in all things has
faw rivals anywhere
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13

can settlements, aud in thousands OF other
places all over the world. ~ DE- vAS-
porrr says il is destined to DO the ono IAN
cuage of mankind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
THE COHEN COMPANY.

The principle between this store 81, ana
The community needs little talk. Inc
height, width, depth. and length OF l.s
relation as a trading centre is well es g.
tablished. II is only necessary to call
your attention to SO many things Tor 20
much money. The " Don't.fail-to.stop.,
st.Cohen'ss should como as matter OF
unsolicited impulse. -
The past week has been the most IN
teresting for sight seeing since the holt
days The display OF the new Spring
Fabrics, MS we'll as the fabrics them
selves, have by far overstepped all pre-
yious interest. The ties between this
interest and utility-the best and most
advantageous priests the seasoning
on which depends, or, at least. ought to
depend, the success Of merchandising.
Printed Mohairs aud Challies are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY

1ns DAILY DISPATCH h delivered 70 sub
scrspers ~ rsfrxxx cxrrs per week. payable n
The carrier weekly. Mailed AZ % per annum;
for rlx months; $3.50 for thrce months 300
torono month.
Tho sEMI-wgERLy DISPATCH At 81 psr an
mum, or 81 for six montha
Tho WEEKLY DISPATCH ut 81 per annufn.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH Of s1.b0 per annum'
erS5c. for six monthA
Subscriptions In al Gases payable IN advance.
end no paper continued after the expiration Oh
the time paid for. Send post-cficc rnoney-ordcr
check, or registered letter. Currency sent py
naiI win DO Mt The risk Of the SENDER sno-
scrfbcrs wish.ng their post-ofnce changed mus
give their old A. we'll as their now poss-ofnce'
tsnpic copies FREQ
ADVERTISING RATEs
HALE INcH OR Lrss.
ffiue... ........s....s-..s.ss..s ~ ~
gdme9.. .........sss.'.s...s...r -
Shines. ...............s.. ............-...y ~
Shines. ...............-...."S -
13timcs. 81
u1c0th. 20 90
omontDs.. .......s...s'-".s 20
Businccs wants. ..........-s..- 10y -
Wanted situations t25 words or iess,.....s 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
PARABOIS.

Never has art achieved luch slocess az RI ~,
seasons creation O. unhgt, and bea1ufl P,r,.
sols. showing b,ris, acNfs. ETC.. feaeh.rs fs.
true ideal OF exquisite tass ami beauty Wt.r,
everything n 20 worthy ofipe'isi le-cnrfo, a,
con only speak in genersl ;enns AMI ur 90
goods are characterized dressincss er ..t...
ness, and harmony In matirlal ani de's no
following are among the stylish AL e'.ss,,
goods now being exhibited
All the now shades IN Coathing, wish covers p
match, club-sticks.
surah .nd China, runied IN chiffon b YAK
cream and AZ now oo'o-s 20 81. g. snl g.
Handsome Bro,ade, Chiiot- and La,e I.r,s
new and novel designs. al % % g..
Carriage sun-shadeS pint aud lace-fs~...
from $3.50 and up.
Brocade and Plain eros 81 in ani Sfrst. sl,s
pinked rufIies ane lace eis RI, Uilh handle. fe.
tached and n handsome q Co. each. fIfe.
ly our own design, In creat, black, tnd lr.
A choice lot Of 26-,nch sum- uhreiias. wish Dob.
by new siicks, ranging h. brice from si.lj Pc
90.
We have never shown SUCH yar.ei -to,k 4
novelties In Parasols and SUD Umbrella.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
| Hosiery Sale
A special

Tor this weekI-~-----"-'-T---.--.'s'
1910 dozen are the round quantity-S,
10. II. IL, 10, 2jc. and up to the finest
silk. This purchase will produce price
sensation in Hosiery. All new, fresh,
this seasons importation. Every pair OF
the black fast. Every pair OF the color
ed recommended in wear.
Eiderdown Baby-Carriage Robes,
with art embroidery, csc. to $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
Depart
Dress TRIMMINGS M. mt \ t

Fringes, various widths from 6 to st
inches wide. 81 to 80. so a ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13

Reading notices In reading matter type, nve
lines or less, 81; in nonpereil loaded, 75c-
Card Of rates for moro space furnished on ap-
plication.
Anietters and kilograms must be addressed 10
THR DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not DO returned.
UPTOWN OFFICE 433 EAST BROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE 1926 HULL STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
Raraso1s, cnildr.
Nounliins II

Novelties in
lend much interest .ToJceIpy |
here. The kind intro. y
duced are novel in eff i~-----.----''--.-.'
feet, purchased with the regards not to
tarnish.
stick Pins by the hundreds, 3 TO 2Jc.; Lace
Pins, 3 10 50c. Breast Pins l3c. 20 81; Hair
Pins, lie. TO 81 90: Finger Rings gold, l9c. 70
e375; Cuff Buttons, 15c. TO ell; bordeaux, 20
to soc. Thimbles.
Among the novelties in the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
Dress Goods

width % inches. The value price 3Jc.
The most interesting part is that they g.,
on sale for 16;c. yard. Not inii
length pieces, but plenty OF any color
or design for full dress patterns.
T French Crepons are among the most
accepted OF dress materials. A new
shipment give full variety of every style
and color. Plain with silk embroidered
dots and figures, solid colors and mix
lures in every conceivable shade, 9Sc. TO
50 yard.
Between the prices OF 29c. and 3'}c.
We place on sale line OF Atwood Dress
Goods, such values as have never been
equalled here.
yard for mixture oil Che
ar viots, clearinghouse with a
or faint stripe. fheir name IS
'------------rs "All Wool"-ther looks and
touch also. We have our doubts, how
ever: some merchants wouldn't
Bedford Cords in new effects VAGINA,
Crocodile, and oil the new Dress Ma
terials. Description OF the Dress stock
would fail in language.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13

We are selling
French & h n a
complete, 10 0
pieces. for SlS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13

| They come and go as fast
as they come. Styles, quail
ties, and prices as never be-
fore MOndnY will be on
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-05
THE BEASTS OF KANSAS.
A Novel and Interesting Exhibit for tho
Worlds Fair.

A Novel and Interesting Exhibit for tho
Worlds Fair.
Kansas will make at the worlds fair
a notable exhibit of its native animals.
The specimens are being prepared by
Prof. l.. l.. Dyche, of the Kansas State
university, ne Of the most skillful of
living t@xiGermists. The exhibit will
consist If a. least rour hundred animals,
and will include a fine group of ten
Rocky mountain sheep, seven Rocky
mountain goats, nine moose, eight ellis,
seven antClopes, five caribou, five buff
f;tlo nnd twelve deer including mule,
whlte-tai>ed, Virginia and others; eight
wolves, timber and coyote; five noun
tain lions, six bears, twelve foxes, in
cluGing beautiful silver gray; besides
large number of lynx, wildcats and
other smaller animals.
At Chicago the exhibit will be di-
vided into fifteen groups. 1t will oc-
cupy room SSXG0 feet and the entire
floor space is to be built up to represent
Il natural landscape, with rocks, grass,
cacti, willows, qualling asp and natural
fir and evergreen tees. On each side
of the wing will be built tall cliff and
in between valley with n running
ooAShAA VI "o'Sh' d AdiAc di' swamp. on
the back it is intended to have a pano-
rarnic painting, continuing the effect
of the scenery of the foreground and
giving distance to the scene. EACH
group Of animals will be placed among
surroundings initiative of their native
haunts; the moose will be seen in
natural positions in the swamp; the
goats and sheep on the rocky cliffs and
the buffalo on buffalo grass prairie.
One feature of the exhibit will be "Co-
manche," Gen. Clusters famous war
horse, that has been mounted by the
professor within the last year
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-05
TIM WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Pa6IiShed every Sunday, and sent to any Ad-
arsss tpostage paId), at the following rates.
PuyAhts In 4dvanes:
9fto year.. -..-..--.-...-.... ..Sa w
ok nonlnh. ......-.-.- .............'. = GU
For any por.od under ak months, Fifty
N,afa por month.
Entered at the Elko, Nevada, Postofnce for
hNnsaission through the mAilH Ss second
lasa nail matter.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-05
DAILY INDEPEND
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