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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-10

Probably more than 10 per cont OF
tho sickness now provnloui, though
known nv many different uamea, would
boz found under cumpe oni diagnosis 90
10 % subtle catarrhal infection AMI rois.
ouiug of some vial part or vital organ ui
tho body. For those desiring in take
advantage ni ur. shores now treatment
before tho severe Influences ~ iho win or
" nihor. The proper course iH ihlsi l''Au
these symptoms carefully over; mark
those that apply TO your case, und bring
ihnm 10 Urs. shores nud have your ci.n
diagnosed and ge. the advice " rNpoUs
Iu ho.o dIsunsot wi bout cen n cost TO
You. II you live away IRON tho city toud
them hy mall. la al her Instance whtth-
or boy mail or Office treatment Goo patio 1
may lo assured oi quick foiici and PER-
WunUnt euro br. slur ~ nov treat
mout bus clrol thousands right here in
Utah, and be- caring others UVyry day.
Why shouldnt it euro yolG
sntarrh 9TH stomach.
Usually csu.cd By swuiiowns rouonous
thruat % night Quickly cured Nltn uttly cost
by Doctors -nor. r. now tys.cm.
"lH there uautraf'
,Arc Yuu .uatyu"
"Is there yomIuuE"
"uu you ht'Uh uu rnsf'
"Afu you uFHt trlacdr'
"ls your 90 sue tuaiudf'
"lInNr FUu water hrIauf
Hfuu NtWk Hut aUiI'
'ls there pain Hfirr ruInE'
"ArU you % rNuuf titd We ID
"no Yuu have Hi.L huAtarhtH.'
DO you lioat uu after caurH|.
"ls tuurr DISGUST Tor htoalfast.
"ttuNU Won dtHtfrHH after rhuns.'
CO.. your thfust nllcd with slmy.'
"hu gUu st timCH have giifrhW.
81 there rush OF blood to Oh. hrHi'
"ls there constant bril- tfa'. iu nr m1uih.'
"ia there FuaWiuE fru.alIlu iu H'uuHrlt.
"uu you tttI us % yuI had lead loo stUmhUhf'
"MhCu yuu got 600 suddenly HTr yuu drfJ
"M ben stomach BE- empty dp YOU feel .int 10
"no YOU uclch up material that burns
thHnIIH
"Whsa stomach is full 60 sou feel OPP.
pressed"
M you DO you have ratlTh Of one fiom arh.
or what be- commonly cuIr1 dyauUusm DO g
lot 30 make you physical wr"r.. Get cured
now. Doctors shores arc cguns hundreds
every week.
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BAD BOYS THESE.
Detectives Discover q Hsst Of Youth
fol Robbers.
A REGULARLY ORGANIZED GlSG.
Their Headquarters liirn Whero
Guns, swords, Revolver, aud S,ulon
Booty We're Found In Abundance.

DETROIT, MIcl., Nov. tO.-Gn the
examination VI Henry wnue, an
oighteon.y earUld bog, last uigut on a
charge " larceny Detectives High
aud Lat6ins TOLD the story Of a gang OF
boy robneos whose mes. 10 located lu
one Of the good resident paris Of the
city. From ono VI the U9y.memucrs OF
the gang tho dotocivss secured 500
password aud last ni gut aw0Opud down
on the boys. They .oIni doz,n o.
them seated around a table duv1ufins
roast chicken. The walls OF the apart.
muni, which was luCa.td in uHlu,
was decorated with guns, swords, tC.
vUlvufa aud other stolen booty. Tine
toys ranged IN age ifOm l3 To- 10 Year,.
They stat ted W elect tue uctrotivts,b but
found thu task too ggu o anu wcf1 tuEUu
into custody tltmse.yts. a large
amount oi stolen tluu was found hiu.
den about the barn.
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Ford Hossbrry Outiiurs the PoiioT oil
the nr,iish GoNernm

thu british GoNernmenL
LONDON, Nov. o. In accordance
with custom tue new lofd mayor OF
Loadon, sir Joseph RehAlas, gave a
banquet nj the Guild Hall The prin-
cipai speaker was Lord RJuebefy. He
said:
ave nro determined to maintain n
strict neutrality, but We cannot forget
we nave shown = striking aud tangible
proof Of irieuuship with japan BY our
recent treaty, while we nave shown
friendship 10 China IN attempting 10
secure peace. We acted Thoroughly Ia
accord with Russia. We waulI ttiil
10 glad 10 join IN any pacific meas.
ufe 20 secure n peace honorable 10
japan and not DISASTROUS to China.
"rho newspapers have been adyislu Z
the government 10 secure tho opIo .
tunity now offered to enter into a CO...
dial entente with Russia. That AdVi q
the government has already anticipat.
ed. (Choors.l Ever siuce, the gov
cTnmunts relations with Russia
have been more cordial tnGn / ever
remember. Tue frontier difficulties in
Asia, which hope are almost the last
OF u dangerous question between ua are
now nearly terminated. The removal
Of this cause OF Anglo-iussian disttust
will DO a great step toward universal
peace"
The premier said there were nj
present three elements ondaugoring
lho world's peace-enOrmi ~ arnia-
meats, the press aud armed explora.
| tons.
lie did not believe tho newspaper
IN their competition sufficiently
weighed the effect OF their intelli.
gouce. II had been twice announced
IN the newspapers that Now Zealand
| desired or Intended 10 administer the
government OF Samoa, The Btitlel
| government did not think II neoes'
cary 10 contradict such absurd rum
ofs though they could not fail pre-
| iudiclally 10 adtct tho pUwera witi
which Great Britain wab cooperating
| 40 Samoa.
sour foreign policy" no concluded
sis distinctly Conservative. We cove
nothing abroad and on y want 10 main
| tain the statu uun.p
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Wool from England

LONDON, Nov. 0-Tho cXrsrla Of
wool g. tho United states during Sep
iomber amounted 10 1859 800 pounds,
ngaiutt 2l2,0 % last year tEo value OF
which was = -s,bss, against Ej,slA last
yeat; vOniru tissues, OI,-UJ yard /,
agniutt b1 100 yards lost y1ar, toe value
OF wuiuh was Eli,JGD, lainft 80 1pl
last year; worHira Tissues, l,hl7lJO
yards, against 075, 800 yards last year,
the value % wLluh was Gill,049,
against Ej7, 100 last year.
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ron ruE inGGIcA's cur.
Lord DunrHvsn'- Request for Furths
Conventions UursasouAbie

Lord Dunrsvsn's Request for Further
Couression- Unreasousbie.
NEW Yoius, Nov. 10 1t IL the gem
otAi opinion IA yachting circles that
the request Of LORD Duuraysn Tor fur.
Their concessions regarding the condi.
tlons TO govern another race for the
Americas cup will not be- granted.
Toe only one probably which the CONF
mitl-e will consider IL the ono that the
competing yachts DO measured with
the racing crews on board, aud there
arc objections to this being granted. IL
IL argued that each owner should DO
free 10 incrcAae or diminish his crew
A. no pleased, aud II would be- uu-
reasonable TO hold him 10 nuy ilEad
number " men 10 the boat, OF that the
weight Of crew should be- factor IN
the contest OF typVH. 10 have thO boats
measured for time allowance with the
racing crews on board would Ia effect
DO this. Tho request that the next race
be- sailed OIL Marblchend has already
been denied by reason Of tho New
York club.
Lori Dunrvou IN his CHALLENGE adj.
mitg that "tho outer bay OF New l0fh, -
by which ho means tho open ocean
outside u Sandy Hook, 10 naturally a
good place for yacht racing, hut OBJ.
Iccta 10 the presence o, excursion
sItamtls and tugs. No British boat
ever Loot race through the crowd OF
excursion boats. Whom one does shn
VIII have al opportunity ~ Te-Hail the
race. The demands OF the British re-
garding races Tor the America'a cup
arc In strong contrast 10 the sticking
Tor rules and regulations or their Tor.
nation which are insisled upon, when
Rn American yacht gogs over there 10
race.
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FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER.
Ono Of tho Strikers Who Wrecked
tho liai1 at S3Cl.m ltO.
Others, hccu,ei % Completely Tn the
Crimc. soon 60 lie
Irfrd

wooDLANp, Cal, Nov. 0.-samucl
@. Wsrdvu, one ui the several
American Railway Union mon
charged with having wrecked n
Southern Pacific train At Sacramento
during the striso In July last, causing
tbs death u ENGINEER CLARK ami four
United S at,s soldier, was today cIu-
yicled VI murder in the Hr,t degree.
The jury olltrei no accommodation.
The ptlAity he death or llio imprsJu.
mtnL
Tn, other ouled train wr,ck,n
vii be promptly trud.
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IN NRIn or MONEY.
The Ooysrnmcnt wiI Ask the hank :
sFs Ior Another Loan.

sFs FOE AuutHor Loan.
NEW YORiS, Nov. O-After the
Gloss Of business yesterday II was an.
nouuoed that the government would
ask the bankers for another loan Of
5O,O0D,OO0. Gold bonds for that
amount uearing 8 per cent interest
viii be issued within few days at a
price which viii net Investors per
cent annually.
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
Curtis has been In this city tor several
days aud has had conferences with
the presidents OF national banks anu
trust companies. One OF the bank
presidents said today: "Yes, there
viii be au issue OF bonds shortly.
Probably within the next week or two
Secretary Carlisle will calf for In.
vshtors. PFUsidunt Cleveland aud the
secretary have determined that the
gold reserve shall not bo further de-
ploiod. II the people do not take nll
the bonds, az 70 10 probable they Will
not, tho bankers who nJalod tue loan
issue Will subscribe.
AZ iar ~ A. 10 known In this city the
exact AMOUNT Of the is,ui has not yet
been uelormiued, Tue .slc viii uu-
doubleday roach $50 100000.
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BoaTON NoU % Dwell Herring,
is ytHrs 0iI, O u,u4U.t al the Massa.
unufu,ll tuslnuto Of rUchuo o.y, stood
nii night uuring the storm ON tlc
bank % The Churips riygr claI In a iull
dress sun, blinuioluUd. Hu nHally tell
from sheer Uxhaus,iOu aud Is now uu.
der uUctlt'8 care.
The ordeal was Part Of Ru initiation
Into q egn0ol society. rhe young mans
parents threaten " prosecute the PET
Iu,ratUu VI tho affair.
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MEMPHIS, rcnu., Nov. 0.-Foro.t
fires src raging iu wet rOuurssrp and
eastern Arkansas, aud a cloud Of smoke
mas settled down over the city aud
.uttuuuuinx country like "a ioI. Toe
pnwuugtrs uu tue amer LAZY Lsr,
which arrived lai. tuis Afternoon.
bring terrible tnlDHu. i.sscs aud tuiiuf.
INK from tire forest fires on TON
siues OF the uvur north Of Memphis.
Ia Missi.tippi county, Atg., several
plantations nave loln devastated anu
thu tenants loft homeless.
The towns Of Brownsville and t..
blan on tue Tennessee aido VI tue river
which were iu danger last nig,t, were
saved W tho prompt wur, OF the Citi'
Gems who fought tue flames all night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-10

Boisr, IIa., Nov. O.-ADout 1900
votes wUfu csst 90 the recent election.
S1Wcihiug over ~, OJJ heard from, I've
Wilson, Republican, lor COnar,sg, 1-1i
plurality over Gum, Pupuiist Nuu
Mcdonnell, B3ruuiicaH, IOr UOv'ino {,
1868 plurallty over stevenson, DumU-
grAi,
Tho Legislature stands, Senate, o
Republican,, Dem crate, ! P0pullsl 4,
Z uuuutiuI. u utv, 20 Republicans, 10
POpulisls, 1 uluuaul.
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NEVADA CuY Cal., Nov. O.-Ernest
Hum, superintendent OF tue Eagle
Bird miro bt Msyburi, ie.l 600 icet
down tue shat tuiu evening aud was
In family killed. The b1dy was nor.
ubly ma glud. Huhl was n mining
expert well known throughout tho
country.
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Negrots go 20 LIhcrIa.

BIRAuNdHAAI, Ala, Nov. "a
committee Ui thirteen negro miuisters
appointed by 1910 members OF TIE In.
lefnational Migration Society To go 10
Africa 10 arrange Tor the colonization
u the negroes OF the South to that
sou ntfy lett hero to-day I0r Liberia,
Tue president Of Liberia hR1 prom.
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Real Conoy.

Black ,.. c ,i.i I !. e. Cape .. 'oia. S35
Fine Concy Ful Capts. "a Zoo. AZ :
deep. rrguiarprise $40. now 49,
French Cancy Capce, IS in. 81 z
tccpiu.l sweep, value .t2.So ~'N
EN Fine Frcngh Gomez Capes. S9 Z
Sin. deep, were sts 90. now
Elegant Quality Concy Capes $40
IS 900. ugup, wcTe $40 90. now
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PASAMA, Nov. lO.-It l. asserted
that tuu cruiser EBmufa.ua iOF the pur-
chase Of when Japan negotiations
have been Ia progress, is useless aa a
fighting vessel. tier boilers are re-
ported Ia "a bad condition, her artna.
mUnt IL too honvy aud the hrlng Of
the heavy maximum charge OF shoe Ia
un engagement would tear W her
decks.
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Electric Seal.

Handsome Electric Seal Capcs
- in. deep. value SIS 90,
q inch Fine Electric seal
Capcs, value $500. now
Very Handsome Electric Seal
Capcs, 20 IN. deep. vaiIe
ss2.uo. now
40 inch Elegant Electric Seal
Capts, with martin collar,
regular value sl5.Co now
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PANAMA, Nov. iO.-A strike has
iaEen place among the laborora ON the
Culebfa section Of the Panama canal.
Tue men are paid only 80 10 ~ cents
day hnd hnd their own tupplirs.
They demand an Increase 10 5U cents.
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lsoi the coloni-,s iaud and farming i'm
plemenis and the advance guard goes
TO make final arrangements for 4,OlO
more 10 lutlr race who Will aiii iu
special steamers chartered ny the 500
ceiy from Nrw ORLEANS, Nlouilc, ssvan-
uHh oud Cn4JitB.0n 4uriuh the cOmiek
winter.
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NEW YoRiS, Nov. iU.A special 10
the Word from Quito snys; lnsur.
lents nave taken and fortified Pulcan.
The entire garrison has joined them,
Tue president has raised u loan anu Is
preparing strong expedition against
thvm.
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BAHToR, Nov. TO- Tho king Of
Slam has recovered from his illucss
which has for some time pnst confined
him to his palace. His majesty has
made his annual visit 10 the temples.
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BENTON HABnJR, Mich, Nov. o.
An earthquake tnock was eNpsritnred
here tins morning, The ViDrguOns
were distinctly noticeable for Two or
three seconds.
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eAHsrn ~ Fnosr.
Tho Ton Floor otnB liiainr Coiieps,s
ML-M LALlI ....mIIa.

MoSrEAL. NV. 0.--ht g.8) The top
0JUr o tuo new ma. iiceuut offices
", the CITY 'asfuugJr Railroad on tie
corner of Palace Arms mIl and Cfaia
stfuri cnysi 90, Iiling one mnu in-
siauty ANA iuiurns one .etaIlfs nnd
maImius d Ua % ttucrs. the aUciitut
was used Wy irJst which made the
heavy ir0u gircu leave th"if Ulcauu,
ami which cw.mug uuWn Carfi.d VIA
tom uyufI hing below.
VhHu WgIu III the timO about lfy
wcrsmsn in tho building, auu mtuy
were mlrAcIluusly saved l0D death.
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London Dy d Muskr.i,

tlua, 90 Sea skin.
q To-. deep Dyed MusErs, 916 Q,
Cipcs, iull sweep, good Wv
value 5000. now
Fine Quality q ig,.. Nu sl.,. capss $1,000
value So 60, now
Extra Grade Muskrat Capes COE az
e in. deep. clegan, sweep,
worth 5000. now
50 in in. Very y.. Fr e, M ., $780,
worth $3.50, now
50 invery Handsome Muskrat 900 cs
Capcs very iul sweep.
worth si3.o1, now
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BACK VOLUMES
-or Tuu-
DESERET WEEKLY.

The sixth volume Of the DEsEREr
WEEKLY in tho present form is
now bound. A Limited number Of
copies Of those six volumes can be OBJ
tanned at tho DEsEREr NEWS once,
Salt Lake City, In bound form aiS2.oo
per volume. It is tho best history Of
current events to DO obtained, aud by
far the cheapest, aud the time Ia not
far distant whom they will be eagerly
sought aHor by niudonts OF history
anxious to be Informed Of the stirring
events which have transpirod within
the past three yoars--thomost Interest
ing period OF tho history OF the Lat
tor-day Saints. Every person who
can afford /, should secure those
volumes while they arc to be had
for future reference, and especially
should thoy be obtained for oyory
Sunday School, Improvement Assoc
clatlon and Ward library. Apply
early to make sure Of getting thsln-
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a widow who ior Years Lived tho
iIln nl o ILnNLnaN.

a widow who for Years Lived thc
Late OF "a Hrciusc
MIDDLEiUwN, n. y, Nov. TO-
Mrs. Auuig A. bromley, widow Of
Avery BrUmley, prominent auu
wealthy citizen, died auddeuly last
night at ihu age OF ~ YEAR, in her
home ON James street, ~ tho business
center Of this city, whore Tor eighteen
years sine has lived the lie oi Areciuse.
For twelve years hsiuro tho t-ath OF
her husband, August %, lsSS, Hhu
never lett tho house, never admitted z
caller, kept no servant, never upu GU
the front door Or trout wluuDw, auJ
no lar uH known never spoke 10 u ma.
man being. Hcg husband slept in tue
hOuse bat took hia meals 90 hotels. Nj.
anu Mrs. Bromley went 10 thu Crntuu.
NAL Ia 1875 where they were lliue4 by
Mt. Br.mlJy'i daughters ny ms llb.
marriage, one OF whom was married
aud both " whom nved iu OhiJ. Ou
their return from Philadelphia Mrs,
bromley Withdrew iT0m the world. 4,
Ia believed that Mrs. bromley. suclu,
sion was Que % Jealousy Huu her hue
bauG'a failure ~ recent sliphts, real ol
imaginary put upon her ny bic dgugn,
tete.
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Black Martin Ca es.

~ in. long g.. fall sweep, was $50. 90
Elegant Grade Martin Clpes. gO7 90
~ DO. iull sweep, value
500 90, now
81 in. NNNN Martin Capcs. $40 90
extra iul sweep, value
$1,000, now
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IIAII

Joseph Iarqgs..
R0tur. Pause,
Pierre LUuCtc, wE1sg iniuflCs will
prove ula, hat HE sEulI crashed anu
bones iraclurlI IN ma y p.aC,u.
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CAPITAL OPFENsE.

FOR thfrohoos 60 Sell Land Go Out.
stdorA
TALrQUAu, l. r., Nov. "a bill
has pas5vd both houses oi tho Cherokee
Legislature making II tteasonablc for n
Cherokee citiEBn 10 sell real estate Of
this nation 10 n nou-oilizen, naming
IA penalty Tor 20 doing death by
hanging.
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La. AngeIes Inlalnallonnl rNnhIlLon.

ANH NWAfANA ANANhhhAAnhhA a'ANAhAtl va
Los ANGELES, Cal, Nov. lO.-gur
Los a geles lnleruatiO al Exhibition
b u'Ciuok this evouinE. Seven
different atoms are represented 10 Tie
booths which are arranged on the ifa.
Moor Ut the tuildiuA. SUmu of trg
most Interesting exhibits OF The WOMB.
Fair in Chicago ami thr Midwiutul
Fair Mt Sau FTanoibol have netn
secured anu arc now in place IN ,hu
hall
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Genuine Astraolan.

90 In. long As,urhln Capes, "a 90
was 81 SO, now
Elegant Quality Astrachan, % So %
10. deep, value sis.oo. now
Extra Il XEE% ", A ,,., g $40. &C
5000, now
Fine MORE As,rachan, go 100. SOd cc
long very full sweep, value
$500, now
5sin elegan, MORE Astachan SAC.
Capcs, extra full sweep,
value sis 90, now
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I AIDES SATIN HAND nag OWNER
II eau Futsamo ~ this once, by proving
property Aud paying Tor tuia auNt rtiaomrnt.
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FOR SALE


IARLOAD OF IMPORTED CoTrswooL
" hucts. direct from canada aud also l0J
head trench Mcruo nuckh. Enquire Utah
Commercial savings Bank, or D. Armstrong,
VI mi I'M .nmLM.
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FOR a FEW CENTS ANY PERSON
CAN OBTAIN a SUPPLY TO SEND
ABROAD TO FRIENDS. AND THESE
SILENT MESSENGERS FREQUENTLY
PREACH THE GOSPEL AS EFFECTU-
ALLY AS MISSIONARIES. Try IT
BY BUYING SOME AND MAILING
TO YOUR FRIENDS ABROAD.
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FOR RENT.
FOUND.

A NICE HOUSE OF THREE ROOMS,
n $50 per mouth. Second North and
seventh West
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FOR SALE.

AT LEHi, az ACHEs or LAND. WITH
"a house, Ia tru, orchard, etc, Inquire J.
bruaduent, l5s ". roath Temple strurL rat
Lake CITY, utah.
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A GOOD MORMON" Girl tuu GEN.
"a cfal homework. Apply ihn omoc.
4 COOP GtGL tuH GENERAL HOUSE.
Z y work. Apply 20 UcorEu 81 Cannon. at
zone .hNnas HauA
Rnnn no 600 AuuuEs AEE WANT.
OtJNgAy 81. at l.i second trcCt,
Apply ~ We luiiiuF Good, hard adones.
DABLEY ron MAiTtNG-Tms YEAu's
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DLMEYuEU ruE NEW stCoNp HAND
II store. 90 g. Main Highest prices paid
Tor furniture. etc, 90 once. uuiek sales aud
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w as1'st in unr'. SALARY iti.ui with
chance 10 increase. and position permanent, %
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tur Iusc rtirToHru Uuu sUl.aIurrsHnl Stamped
cnNclopc. MANAGER ioct drawer T.. uicaso
COAL.
coon SERVICE AND GOOD COAL
NJ MllCr d miller, % Vs. second south.
lnunct,,
0DORLEss SANITARY CO.. 81
MAIN STREET. Telephone H71
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-20
Il SUDDEN DEATH.
Mr.. Henry Hung-rio,d Falls Dead Upon
the Street

While walking along Ninth street be-
tween Marshall and Clay yesterday morn
Ing about o'clock Mr.. Henry Hunger
ford, proprietor Of the Senate a popular
restaurant in this city. suddenly drop
PED dead from heart disease.
He was within square Of his home,
whittier he was goi9g, having been to
Biairs drugstore TO purchase some medi-
cine. When he fell. He inflicted an ugly
wound in his left cheek by his fall. He
was borne 70 his residence and Dr.
johnson summoned. but the doctor could
render the sufferer no aid as he expir-
ed in few minutes Mr.. Hungerford
mad been suffering from heart trouble
for some time. On Sunday last he com
planned OF pain in his heart.
Yesterday morning be arose end COM
planned Of feeling unwell. He. however.
went TO his place Of business. but was
taken so much worse that he had start
ed TO return home when he was over
come.
Mrs. Hungerford was returning from
church when she noticed crowd gather
Ell around the PROSTATE body OF the
stricken man, and on learning that
II was her husband she was completely
overcome with grief.
N"o''' oih was DOrI III tblS city
nity-sM years ago. He married Miss
Aifonzo A. Wood, who survives him.
lie also leaves four children-Mrs. T. r..
A. burke. Misses Mamie and Lila. and
Af. CHARLES Hungerford. He was a good
husband kind and indulgent father.
ana a very popular citizen.
Inc funeral will take place this after
noon al o'clock rom his late residence.
No oil north Ninth street. and the in
''fheht VIII be in Mt. Calvary cemetery.