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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-05

KEY WEST FLA, April 4.-The revo-
,,,;anorv oxroli,ion no,;nut Cnho is
as'OA"' o' ' "9 m,,
ABOUT 10 leave mere Oh lEs lh'sS'o"' ~
greatest excitement prevails among the
people. while the federal officials are
-, ~. ,iri,or4 Tha rovolrt;o,.
""N,oOS Ou' N's'o 80 A'Y' n,t'N w.,
ary leaders cannot DC tound' inc men
in the ranks who have been most active
In thu movement ore not to be seen In
.ho,. ,,.,,ol l,our,s ana thoro "a q Oen.
'"o4' "'u" A"""'"' So" '''S'S j
ernl restlessness ana mys1eF'ous1'ess
characterizing the entire Cuban popu-
la,ion. Ii Is regarded as certain that
~ n,.ht ,v;,, w;,ross tha,o,tomnt of
'no H's"V WIZ "'s"'S' wy "'''g nv, :
the reVolutlonlsls 10 eet away. aus
revenue cutter McLane is here. Her
ANAL boats have beon eouipped for i'm.
,,,,I;o.o aor,,;oo hor n,on hovo heen
f'uul"'o sef''o0' "'t n'oA A4se wv" =:
armed to the teeth, ana everything 4s
in readiness to intercept the reyoiu-
tionists II thcv make a atart. The Nc.
T'' .,~,,r, ,aod,, g.. ,,,
Lane mas gov a1oU'h VI teNuy Ao' pu'
suit. The commander is being Kept
constantly informed by men on shore
us to the movements OF the revolution
lists. but their plans Tor departure,
mado during the past month, have been
SO carefully concealed that IT Is hard to
discover what they are doing or what
move they intend to make.
1t 10 believed that the federal officers
have had either the knowledge or sus-
picions OF the intent OF the revelution-
lists to leave for several days past, and
that a call was sent to tho navy depart
mcnt asking for achievements. The
statement is mado now and not denied
that two other revenue cutters have
been ordered here and are expected TO
arrive before another dawn.
II the revolut,onists have heard and
believe that the McLano is to be thus
reinforced, it will undoubtedly hasten
their attempt to get away: They know
that the federal authorities are fully
alive to the exigency OF tho occasion,
for their spies arc keen men with chan
nels for getting inside Information
which the authorities have been unable
to discover, and know oi the prepara-
tions to prevent their leaving which
have been made on board the McLane'
They further know that all tho custom
house inspectors and other government
employees have been armed and ordered
to be on duty all OF this night ready for
any emergency.
With this knowledge the revolution
lists, who have become restless, II not
desperate, under the eye Of the United
States government, are not likely, to de-
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To lscncnl RocLprocltx orlora.

wAsutSoroS, D. O., April 4..-Tho
president and secretary OF state havc
had several conferences in regard to
tho state Of commerce with South
American countries resulting from tho
reciprocity policy OF tho administrn.
tion, and have practically concluded to
discontinue tho discriminating duties
imposed OIL coffee and sugar produced
IN Venezuela, llaita and United States
Of Columbiu, tho only tllroB countries
OF South America which refused to on
tor into satisfactory reciprocity ar.
rangcmcnts under tho Mckinley law.
II is sNid that tho president Is opposed
to d continuance Of the discrimination
against tho three countries named, aud
will revoke tho proclamation imposing
them issued by President Harrison.
Action III this matter may bo deferred,
however, for several weeks.
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THE pLUAIs DROP
In Several Baskets but West Virginia Is
Again Totally ignored,

Again Totally ignored,
WAsHISaroN, D. O., April 4.-The
President sent the following nomina-
tions to the senate;
James o. Broadhead, OF Missouri, to
be envoy extraordinary and minister
plonipotentiary OF the United States to
Switzerland.
BARTLETT Trip, Of South Dakota, to
be envoy extraordinary and minister
pIenipotentiary Of the United States to
AustFia-Huhgary,
Eben Alexander, OF North Carolina,
to be envoy extraordinary and minis
ter plenipotcntiary Of the United States
to Greece, RoumRnia and Seryia.
To be consuls: James Il. Neal. of
Ohio, at Liverpool; james NJ, Dobbs,
OF Georgia, ut Valparaiso; @. 0, Rock
ford, OF Mississippi. at Kingston, Ja-
mRica; David NJ, Burke, OF New York,
at Pernambuco; Edgar Whidden, Of
Maine, ut ST. stephen, N, b.; Henry i.
Merrill, Of Illinois, at Barmon; Assn D.
Dickinson, OF New York, at Nothing
ham; Benz, I.cnthire, OF Massachusetts,
at Sherbrooke,
Charles l., Ingeraoll. OF Pennsyl-
vania, to bc appraiser OF mere handise
in the district OF Philadelphia.
Paul I. Falson, OF North Carolina, to
be an Indian inspector.
james 0. Broadhead, OF Missouri,
who is named as minister to Switzer.
land, is by profession Il lawyer, and has
cnorauantoJ btu Skota iO 6o0urnsu no :,
member from ST. Louis. lie ia about
si%ty-live years OF age, and has been
prominent in politics in Missouri for a
long time.
Bartlett Tripp, OF South Dakota, who
goes as minister to Austro. Hungary,
was one OF tho pioneers in Dakota be-
fore the division OF tho territory. lie
ia forty-eight years OF age, and is u
bfother-in-iaw to Senator Davis, OF
Minnesota. lie lives at Yankton and
is n lawyer.
Eben Alexander, nominated to be
minister to Greece. Roumania and Ser.
via, is ut present Greek professor at the
Uniyeraity OF North Carolina Prof.
Alexander is little moro than forty
years of ago, and has been in his pres-
cnt place for ten years.
The nomination Of James Z. Neal, OF
Hamilton, Ohio, is the result OF per-
sonal request Of Ex-Governor Campbell,
reinforced by Senator Brice.' Colouel
Neal is one OF tho leading Democrats Of
Ohio, and carly in tho seventies, while a
young man, was speaker Of the house of
representatives OF the general assembly.
Hc has always been an active Democrat
and was chairman Of the Democratic
executive committee in the state cam
paign which resulted in MIR. Campbe!ps
election.
Asa D. Dickinson, OF New York,
nominated to be consul at Nottingham,
is a brother OF Don NJ. Dickinson. He
is u native Of Michigan and was q col
dierin the union army.
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THE MIME DISASTER
At Laurel Hill-Thc Three Victims Still
IcntOmbcd.

At Laurel Hill-Tho Thrco Victims still
lGntombod.
HAzELroN, Pa, April 4.-Richard
Williams, Wm. Trembath and Thos.
Hudson, victims Of Yesterdays Laurel
Hill mine accident, arc still entombed.
There is no hope of recovering Will
iams alive, as it is believed he was
crushed to death. Tho fact that the
torrent Of water crushed the immense
pillar OF coal that divides tho breast is
causing apprehension for the safety Of
Trembath and Hudson. The pillar
giving away cut of the mir passages,
and unless air from an undetected op-
ening Is now travelling inside this
point they will undoubtedly die from
tho effects Of black damp. The work
OF rescue Is proceeding slowly owing to
the black damp.
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THE SENATE.
Tho Debate OH the Northwestern scna.
torial Titles Continued.


Tho Dcbate OH the Northwestern scna.
tOrinl Titles Continued.
WASHINGTON, D. T., April 4.-The de-
bate was continued in the senate to-day
on the question OF tho rightof governors
OF states to appoint senators at the be-
ginning OF n term when tho senate has
been in session and failed TO elect.
Mr.. Vest made an argument in oppoal-
ton to tho existence Of such right,
and claimed that although the preced-
ents were both ways, they preponder-
ated largely In support OF his conten-
tion. Nine cases had been decided be-
tween 1901 and lS25-overy ono Of them
without debate; but in 1925 u case had
come up and had been debated for
three days-the result being that the
senate deliberately determined that a
governor did not have the right to fill
an original term Of senator by ap-
pointment, in other words that the
great original and primary power Of
electing senators is vested in the legis.
latures OF the various states.
Mr.. Vest quoted tho debate In tho
bcnAte III tHe CAae Vi MI. WNl6ISIIt VI
Now Hampshire, in which Mr.. Dawes
The colleague Of Mr.. Hoarl said:
Every precedent in the senate is
against tho power OF the governor TO
appoint to q full term;" and in which
MIR. Blaine said: "Of course the gov
crnor cannot appoint. Nothing is bet
tor settled than that"
For moro than fifty years, said Mr..
Vest, no senator ever made any such
contention as that the governor could
do that-nevOr until 1870.
At the close OF Mr.. Vests speech Mr..
Chandler obtained the floor, but yielded
far an executive session, and the senate
proceeded to the consideration Of exec
utive business and soon afterward nd.
journel till tomorrow.
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sTRANGLHp no DEATlI.
a Veteran Cruelty Murdered and Robbed
in st. Louis.

a Veteran Cruelty Murdered and Robbed
In st. Louis. EZRA
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, April 4.-one Of the
most horrible murders that has ever
confronted the police Of this city was
uncovered late last night In n squalid
room Of No. 220 Walnut street was
found tho body Of Frederick Gills, an
army veteran tifty-four years old. He
had been lured into the room, strangled
to death, and robbed Of whatever
money he had. The means used were
exactly similar to those of the villatn-
ous French garrotors.
The perpetrators OF this shocking
deed are supposed to bo Joseph Kap-
pei, a cook, and s. stutz, cigarmaker.
Tho murderers have twenty-four hours
start, and there is little hope OF CATCH
ing them soon,
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sr. LOUIS, April 4.-In tho circuit
court here to-day a divorce was granted
$. II. sonneschein, one OF the most
prominent OF his race and crecu In this
country, from his wife Rosa Sonne-
schein, also prominent in jewish and
literary circles and now u resident Of
Chicago. Mrs. Sonneschein did not
contest the decree which was granted
Oh the ground OF abandonment
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MMILe lInnan rnllorn.

wAsmSoroS, d, O., April 4,--l'rcsl.
dent Cleveland was In u good humor to
receive callers this morning, and al.
though IL was cabinet day tlicto was
quite a number Of thOm. M
Gov Isaac I. Gray, tho now minister
70 Mexico who has been sick, WAS so
iar recovered az TO get up 10 tho white
house this morning, for tho purpose Of
saying good bye. Hc will lGNvs for In
dianapOlis probably to-morfow,
Mrs, Cleveland saw several hundred
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CLEVELAND'S MISTAKE,
Appoints Comptroller Of Our
rency Who Has No Experience
AND REGARDLESS OF THE STATUTE

Which Says tho onlcor NIuSt Do Rec.
ommended by tho Secretary of the
Treasury-Anothcr Case in Which
tho President Ignores a Cabinet OFF,
Ger and Sets Himself Up us the Great
MAm"-AM Early Adjournment of
tho senate Expcctcd-lIokc Smiths
Axc-Gcnoral Washington News.
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HURoN, s. D., April A huge ico
gorge OH tho Jim river is being broken
by blasting. Tho water 10 still rising
and corresponding tho low lands. en-.
failing much damage. News from
north ia that immense gorges have
formed and bridges over the river and
creeks arc gone and damage from tho
overflow to the low lands is very great.
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SERIOUS sul,troid Accident.

WFsr SUPERIOR, Wis, Aaril 4,--A
scatTold on tho belt limo Of the EEarring-
ton elevator gave way to-day throwing
a number of mon sixty foot 10 tho
ground. Charles Gustavson, q. IL.
Benson, !, K, Carnes, Pat Quinn and
Emery JRivis were injured. benson
and Quinn arc hurt internally and will
probably die. All have been removed
TO tho hospital and atc still uncon-
BciOug,
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TJnl,nown 10 tl,o I;n,peror.

BERLIN, April 4.-Poultnoy Bigolow
has written to tho North German Gazette
to deny that ho was moved to write his
factoring book by tho emperor himself.
His intention to write tho book and itS
contents, Mr.. BiRelow says, were not
known to tho emperor previous to pub.
lication. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-05

LONG ISLAND Cry, L, l., April4, The
result Of elections for supervisors in
Queens and Suffolk counties arc esti-
mated tonight US follows: Democrats Z,
Republicans 0. Prohibition was dc.
feated everywhere.
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sr. LOUIS, Mo-, April 4,-Indications
at this hour NOp,m are that G. r
Walbridge, Republican, is elected mayor
over James Bannerman, Democrat, by
u majority Of 5000. The rest Of tho
Republican ticket is probably elected
by good majority.
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taken prisoner by the French cruisers
in the harbor, and his case will come
before the courts.
HAYTHs ARMY CALLED OUT.
Hippolyte Determined to Suppress the Re-
yOlutiOnary Party.

V0luti0nary fartH
oAPE HAYTIEN, HAyrl. April 4.-Pres-
ident Hippolyte and hia cabinet have
determined to meet any uprising of ra-
volutionists, With his cabinet the
president has encamped at Port do Faix,
near this place. The government troops
have also been ordered 10 camp here.
They will be sufficiently strong to repel
any force tho revolutionary party can
muster.
President IIippolyle has sent pro-
test to President Heureaux, Of the San
Domingo. against the action Of that
republic in aiding the revolationists.
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CUBAN REVOLUTION.
Tho 1naurrectionists to secretly
Sail from Key West, Florida.
THE UNITED STATES OFFICIALS

Doing Everything Possible to Stop the
Expedition=-The American Revenue
Cutter Receiving Noinlorccments,
Tho Federal Authorities t'ully Alive
TO tho Needs OF tho occasion-san
Domingo and Haytt Prepare to Re-
sist observation-disclosures are
Taken to Suppress UnrIsings.
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and it is doubtful whether the result in
Kansas City will be known before two
days.
At Lyons, tho Republicans carried
the entire ticket, electlng ], w. Brinck-
erhoiI mayor. At Fort Scott, 0, w,
Goodlander, the citizens candidate for
mayor was elected by 800 majority.
This is considered aglorious victory for
the anti.Prohibitionists,
In Kansas City, Mrs, Potter received
dependent, is probably defeated entire,
AT 1l;30 p. m. the indications are that
L. N, Coy, Republican candidate for
mayor, is elected by 200 majority.
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Rovolutlonists rrIuml,ll.

! PANAMA, April 4.-Mail adviccs con.
firm tho news OF tho triumph Of tho
rcvolutiouiats in Honduras. Fighting
continues among nomadic bands, but
tho encounters arc unimportant. Gem
GrNl Bonilla iS In pnwor aud Is support.
cd now By many Of ex-Prcsident LciYas'
inrhnnn -nllhnrnINlR m.
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Cl,arlcy welle cots AL olllec.

fptclul DI0pUlcN 70 We 4REEHIyENctF' T--1
WASHINGTON, D. O., April 4,-Post-
masters appointed to-day: L. Echols,
vice A. Phillips. removed. Capcrton,
layctto county; 9, u. Wells, v!cc w.
II. Sellers, resigned, Glovcr's Gap.
Marion rn,inkv. h-
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a Ronrlng Torrenl.

REDWOOD Fails, MINI, April 4.-Tho
Redwood river Ia roaring torrent, and
tho Minnesota river has overhowGd It's
banks and filed tho bottoms. Brldgoa
havO beon washed out and trains do.
lnvol. .U..
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Helenn,s EIectlon.

HELENA, MoNT, April 4,-The city
election to-day resulted nthe election
of Democratic mayor. treasurer and
police Judge. The Republicans only
secured ionr councilman. The Demo.
Gratis have tour majority in the council,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-05
SPRING ELECTIONS.
Garter Harrison Elected Mayor Of
Chicago by 10000 Majority.
THE MOST EXCITING ELECTION

Ever Held in the Worlds Fair City.
Honops Even Retween the Two
Parties for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Practically Sweep Everything in
Michlgan-Women Hustle at tho
Polls in Kansas-A Turning Point in
tho Politics of the statc-st. Louis
Elects Republican Mayor.
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Steamship arrivaly--At Hamburg,
California, from New York at Glasgow,
Circassia, from New York; at Now
York, Bowie, from Liverpool.
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WAsnlSeroN, D, G., April A.. Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General Maxwell
to-day appointed l44 tourth.class post-
mnStors.
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For Ohio, West Virginia and Western iGnnsyl.
vanIa, faIri variable Winds becoming caStcriT
TIE TEMPERATURE YtA1gtnAY.
NJ furnished by q. SCMSEPR druggist, Oorncc
Market aud Fourteenth streets
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callers to-day between l9 and !. 1t is
understood that this is the last recep-
tion Mrs. Cleveland will hold this
spring.
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~ Observation-Disclosures, 10
IN III ii."i,1 t,,. as W
weather Fall,
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Tho senate haa confirmed the follow
ing nominations: Allan 9. Morse, Of
Michigan, consul at Glasgow; O. W.
Chancellor, OF Maryland. consu at
Hayrc; George I. Parker, OF Now York,
consul at Birmingham; Samuel T.
MorRs, q Indiana, consul general OF the
United States at Paris.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-10-12

1t out in Wild gesticul8tinus and hor-
rible grimaces and contortions. 1t
IS refreshing to watch crier being
consumed with inward rage and a
soul narrowing speech.
| visited the Alps in the Midway
and shall never regret that short so
journ in Switzerland. The noun
tains are on panorama, of course,
but it is good one. The majestic
peaks and cleaning glaciers seem
very real. Figures of men with
herds of cattle on the grassy slopes
or near their matched cabins, make
the Illusion more lifehke. The
painting is by an artist of acknowl-
edged ability and his work certainly
seems wonderful on that canvas.
1t conveys a splendid idea of those
magnificent mountains to the be-
holder who can not spend his sum
mer and cash where the original Alps
now stand.
The Libbey Glass Company has a
factory in full operation i'll the Md
way. A dozen or so of men are con-
stantly engaged in blowing all sorts
of things in glass, others are etching
souvenir vases and glasses and still
others are finishing genuine cut glass
ware in view of all visitors. There
are machines in the place for spin
ming out the fine threads of glass of
which flexible fabrics are made and
other machines weave the threads
into the cloth. Neckties, cushions
and other things, including dresses,
are fashioned in this peculiar fabric
and are sold-at large, round figures.
To novice this factory is quite re-
markable. To anyone it can not fail
of interest.
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He is Here.
When the train arrived yesterda,

When the train arrived yesterday
morning, peculiar looking person
got off the cars. He was smoking a
briar-wood pipe, wore glasses and
carried heavy valise. After shak
ing hands with several old friends G
went to the Arlington, where he
signed HASKELL on the register.
and opened the valise, which was
found to contain samples of the fin
est shirts made on the Pacific Coast.
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Fall and Winter Clothing.

John Henderson, representing
Wanamaker and Brown of PhIladel-
phia, Pa, will be at the Arlington
House Oct. 10, 16, and Il, with a
full line of samples of gents and boy S
clothing and furnishing goods.
The public are respectfully re-
quested to call and examine goods
and prices and be convinced that
they can save fifty (50) per cent of
the prices usually paid.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
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City Bills Allowed.

The following are the city bills al
lowed Oct 9, 1898:
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COAST NEWS.

Judge Ross at Los Angeles yester
day ordered the deportation of seven
Mongolians.
Utah's population is estimated by
Governor West at 233, 800, an in
crease of %, coo over the past year.
One hundred and twenty-three
thousand sacks of WilGpa, Wash,
oysters will be shipped to San Fran
cisco for the Midwinter Fair.
George B. Arlington, owner of a
shingle mill at Hamilton, Wash.
struck Swan Peterson over the head
with billiard cue, and Peterson Will
probably die.
J. Fl. Carsen, who went to Los
Angeles about three years ago from
Nashville. Tenn, committed suicide
yesterday. He had just been sus-
pended from the police force.
A large meteor is reported to have
struck the earth about two miles
west of Connel, Wash. 1t fell about
800 yards from the railroad track and
the trainmen on an extra freight
were blinded by the brilliant light it
made.
Judge Shsw has denied the motion
for change of venue in the case of
Richard S. Heath, charged with the
murder of Louis b. McWhirter at
Fresno, and set the first Monday in
January as the time when the date
for the second trial of Heath will be
resumed.
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Dissolution OF CO.partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm known as French & Winter,
wood, hay and grain dealers at Car
son, New, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business will
be conducted by c. d. Winter, who
will collect all debts due the firm and
pay all outstanding bills,
Signed
GREELEY FRENCH,
G. ID. WINTER.
October 10th, 1898.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-10-12
School Books.

All kinds of stationery and school
supplies at John G.. Foxes.d Schoo
books of every description, states
and blank books, etc 81
ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup should always
be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays the pain, cures wind collie and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea,
% cents bottle.
Boss filled cases warranted To wear
20 years, fine movement $500 at
Golden's. iy22
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Judge Ross at Los Angeles yester-
day ordered the deportation of sever
Mongolians.
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ALL SORTS.
Nj

The yacht race was postponed on
account of the light wind.
There is no foundation to the res
port in the News chat the Mint will
be closed.
A drunken Chinaman appeared to
a large crowd Of interested spectators
at the depot last evening.
The sere and yellow leaves are fast
dropping to the earth. Tribune.
That's where they usually drop,
For fine watch and iewelry re
pairing 60 to Goldens. First-class
work, low prices and prompt atten-
ton always guaranteed. jy22
Prof. L. thinner will furnish
music for balls, parties, private and
public Entertainments, and give in
structions on ten instruments; violin
and mandolin a speciality. Apply at
Ormsby House.
0E SO and $50, Genuine Con
Po, federate Bills only five
cents each; $40 and 500 bills ten
cents each; 25c and 5Gc shinplasters
10 cents each, ST and 81 bills 20 cts,
each Sent securely sealed on re
ceipt of price. Address, CHAs. d.
BARKER, 80 S. Forsyth St., Atlanta,
Ga. o104t
From now on the Capitol Restau-
rant will furnish tickets good for u
meals for 81 80 or SIS per month.
For 81 you can get a ticket for 81
meals which entities you to chicken,
porterhouse or oysters served every
meal. Private lunches or dinner
parties furnished for $40 ard up
wards oS1m