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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21

D-Dnner. B-Breakfast
No. q makes all local stops. Corn. .
at Raleigh with Piedmont AIRLINE -
points on the Western Norm Csr.1
railroad.
No. q, "Vestibule Limited Tr. ne I.,.
fet Sleepers Richmond TO Atlanta. Con-.
meets directly at Atlanta with w.
A. X. II. for Chattanooga, Nashville
all points West Connects with q "a
w. T.. X. X. for Mobile. Monftousr.
New Orleans, and all points Southwest
No extra charge on ''Vestibulel Tu.rA'
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. 1874, Atlanta Special Ntsul.e!
Limited Train. II - \. NJ. daily.
No. 7S-Mail and eXpress-e - l.. a..
daily, except Sunday.
For tickets, Pullman reservations. rit.
spply at tlcket-ofiice. Byrl-Strr.. ,..
ton; Richmond Transfer Company -
east Main street. and c0mpanj . ,-.,
$3.50 east Main street
John G. WINDER, l.. I. hiEnf
General Manager. General -lpt
Al. V SMITH T. J. ANDERSEN
Traffic Manager. Passenger Agent
IL. NJ. BOYKIN. city Pas'gr A. Do
lmylll
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IMPORTANT TO BUYERS.
f.. C.. RAND.
southeast corner Sixth and Clay streets
AND EXAMINE ny STOCK OF STAPLE AND FAM
CHEAP DAIRY FEED.

rHg PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO CALL


e y u best sa Rd ~ kneuus
s:s!s HuI
ss's v y hz's'sd w ~ ~ am sssss a. 1
r' go THOMAS WIN 80 &C. x soe - x'sssa aAsa
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nAILnOAD LIxEs.
NIlI'W I / ( Iv. |, i,1,Il!l.


ecHEpuLE IN EFTEcr NOV. 10 liza
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRp.sTREer
STATION.
go A. n. paily--tlcn and Horl,..
vkST!BULE LIMiIkD-Ar.
Stops only at PeteTsbufs
wayerly. and suffolk.
ond.ciass tickets not scc.si.
900 A. N. Daily THE CHICAGO I 81.
Roanoke. Biusneld. FoeaSsss..
tas, kenoya. Columbus, All
Chicago. Pullman hgae,
sleeper Roanoke 70 Col.n.l".,
without change; also n.
Radford. Bristol. knoK,il.
Chattanooga, and intofa'.
date points. Pullman Slfs,.,
Radford TO Cbatian0oga ~
SO p. ST. Daily for Norfolk, SufoiL o.,
intermediate stations. Ar.
Norfolk SO l.. ~. '
lilo p. 81. Daily for Roanoke, Rad,,r,
Pulaski. and Bristol. 90.
meets at Roanoke 7Io g
with Washington ant o.,
tanooga Limited. lA,,i-I..
sleepers Roanoke % her'H
phis and New. orleans ~
ing-car attached. Also ~.
Biuefeld and Pocaha-'.
also for Rocky N0gnf "a
AL stations Winston sa..a
PULLMAN PALACE sLEFpFp
tween RICHMOND and LYNCHBrpa
ready for occupancy at y. N; a.ao 30
man sleeper Petersburg % Roanoke
Trains arrive Richmond from Ilnoh
100 r. N, From Norfolk ana tho ~,
1870 A. NJ. and Vestibuled Limited d y
r. w. COURTNEY
District Passenger AGO.,
W. n. pEgIIL~
General Passenger Ag-r,
General Office. Roanoke. Va nod
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAID.
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY, January y, 1884
at 1870 +. NJ, trains on this road VIII
run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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CAROLINA WINS.

The cooking main between chickens from
North Carolina and those raised in the
vicinity OF this city was won by the
North Carolina chickens. Nine battles
were fought, and North Carolina won
seven out OF the nine battles.
Mr.. T. T. Hewlett. on old and respected
citizen, died to-day.
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POINTS.

Thorny lahore. q negro whose will
was probated in New Orleans last week,
leaves an estate worth nearly, if not
quite, half amilliondollars, and as only
heir a bed-riddens sister. He devised
enough to her to keep her comfortable,
and left the rest to individuals and char
table Institutions.
One Of tho wcalthiest men in the Ar
gentine republics SenorJos G~uazzone,
the wheat king" He owns $4,000
acres of land, according to South Amer
lean papers. lie went to Buenos Ayres
in 1875, when twenty years. old, with
only q few dollars in his pocket.
There is no time of all the year when
Queen Victoria works harder than just
before Christmas, rs she insists upon
personally supervising her presents to
members of her own family, to other
royal%families, her, servants and tenant
ry, ETC., in every detail.
Rev. William J.. Porter, of New Bed
ford, whose death has recently been re-
ported. was the only clergyman drafted
during the war. Leave OF absence was
granted him by his church, and he
served out his term.
Emperor William is trying TO buy the
new Cape diamond, the largest in the
world: for, the crown now being made for
him in Berlin.
Edward Remenvi, the Hungarian,
who Is coming here to fiddle, plays OIL
a violin that is >167 years old.
General Jubnl a. Earlyis now near
~ eighty years old, and lives at Lynch
burg,&Fa,
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s. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma.
tism, his Stomach was ~disordered, his
Liver was affected to an alarming de,
gree, appetite fell away, and he was ter,
ribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had a running sore on his leg OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg il
sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba,
Ohio, had five large Fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he was incurable. One
bottle Electric Bitters and one box Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug Co. 3
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I acheme 4 "a been propounded j

"a echemesh has been propouuded in a
French town for singing hugefcables
iromEpoint to point over the housetops
and rigging up cars on them that will
whisk.peopIe along al the rate of fifteen
miles an hour. The motive power will
be electricity.
Annapolis, which has been5t the capital
OF MARYLAND almost ~twoIcenturies, will
celebrate next year tho anniversary of
| the removal OF the capital OF the prov
ince from st. Mary's City, the first seat
Of the governmental the Calyerts.
What is believed to be the oldest
piece of metal money ever made is at
the mint FIN Philadelphia. It was
minted in 1Igina about 709B B. G. The
design is in high relief, representing a
tortoise crawling along the face OF the
coin.
The use of hypodermic injections OF
sleeps brains looks like q m~utton-head
notion; but they are recommended by
an eminent bacteriologist as q cure for
epilepsy.
The navy register shows that of the
22l officers above the rank of lieutenant
in the navy in 1881 only five are now
living, and these are on the retired list.
The aIevrodes .citri, a minute white
ny, is reported to prevail to an alarm
ing extent in many sections of Florida,
and is proving a dangerous pest to.
orange trees.
The total length of the Manchester
(England) ship canal will be 3544 miles;
The average width at water level will.
be Infect, and the minimum depth 26
feet.
A farmer atGoldendale, Washington,
who is unable TO rid himself of his
large stock of cabbages, advertises for
people to. come and hell tliemselves.
Attic end of tho eighteenth century
the. annual average mortality was esti-
mated at so per 1000, and III 1892 1t had
dropped to 1S.1per 1000.
White horses are no longer used in
the German army, rs. owing to the in
PRODUCTION OF smokeless powder, they
are too conspicuous.
There is a disposition in Boston, it is
stated, to revive ailast century custom
and have the wedding ring placed upon
the thumb.
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z or rRE TIME.
The Treat Or pentnnaa

Philadelphia Press Rep)
h only explanation that can be
given OF the monstrously ridiculous APP
P.olntlnent OF Hugh o. Pentecost as as
s1stant to District Attorney Fellows. of
New York city. is that Tammany Hall
has reached that stage Of mental mad
ness that the goods prepare for those
who are about to be destroyed. This
person. Pentecost is the most absurd.
ana contemplate demagogue that has
appeared on the stage OF politics here
or anywhere else. from a minister Of
the gospel he has-sunk to an acknowl-
edged socialist, aenostic, atheist, An
archlst, and Nihilist, and an open apol-
oglst for murder and crime.
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THE TESTERS.

Mrs. Moddlln newspaper in hand)-
Here's n solemn warning for you, Dan
iel. a man in Kansas took six glasses
OF whisky and black pepper rs a medi-
cine, and died in great agony" MIR.
Moddlin-"I don't wonder at that.
Black peppcris mighty lstuf."-
Judge.
81 don't see how you car afford to
give a pair of rubbers withtevery pair
of shoes" "Aly friend, there is moth
ing equal to apairo OF rubber4 for getting
away with shoes; see ?'-IndianapoEis
Journal.
my money at home, and I haven't 4
cent with me-" said Johnnie Fewscads
10 his friend Hostctter McGinnis.
Sorry | can't lend you SIS. But here is
a nickel car fare. You can ride home
and get your money" replied Hos
tetter.-3tras !Siftinys.
81 should think you'd miss your
watch dreadfully," said the confidential:
friend, sympathetically "Oh, no." re-
piled the philosopherserenely. when
| want to know what time it isl just
take out tho pawn ticket and look at
the nearest clock = Chicago Record.
First Tramp-Those Fifth avenue
people IRE very Unreasonable with us.
second Tramp-Yes; never give money,
and lecture you Tor bang dirty, First
Iramp-And yet, when I rang and ask.
ed fora bath only, I was refused.-LJe.
Starter--I met a man this morning
h said1 looked like YOU. Smartiys
Tell mo who he is, and I'll 90 and knock
hlm down. starter-i did that myself.
Inis is somewhat free tranzlation,"
sad the literary young woman in the
BOOK store. mo, miss replied the
new clerk 1T costs a dollar and a half"
-Woyhin1tOn ,St1i.
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Washington Pos! (Ind)
Whatever be the character of the bill,
whether it be good. bad, or Indifferent,
1t is an obstruction to the revival OF
trade and industry SO long as it remains
incomplete and Enacted upon. Con-
sress owes it to the country to clear
the way for a restoration of confidence
and q renewal OF business. and it
mustn't be all summer abouti it, nor ali
spring. for hat matter. Let the uncer-
ta!nty be ended by the 1st OF February.
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Cincinnati Commercial Gazette tRep)
Up to this time the United States has
paid dearly for the election OF Cleve-
land and his party. Even Democratic
leaders admit this. The New York Sun
claims that the disastrous condition OF
affairs is not due to Democracy, but to
Clevelandism. Whatever may be said
about this, it is clear that it is due to
the mistakes of the people in 1892.
Those mistakes would not be repeated
at tho present time.
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Philadelphia LcdGcr (Lnd.)
After the fever of a panic, when con
valescence ONE the business world is
in sounder condition, though perhaps
weak, and is prepared for healthy devel-
opmcnt. The country is. or soon will
be, in that condition. Liquidation is
rapidly removing the unfit from compe-
tltlon and preparing the way for u
healthy revival of business.
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WIllEot Submit.

NeU York Herald (Dem.) y
The American people will not submit
to an income tax OF any sort, and they
will visit with summary condemnation
any party that forces any such imposi-
ton upon them,
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viii Have II Good Effect.

Nc1O York World (Dem.)
Prendergnst took his death sentence
like the covering wretch he is. His
hanging will hold off a great deal OF
such insanity as his.
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Keep your weather Eve Open.

Fraud loves a shining mark. Occasionally
spurious limitations spring up OF Hostettcr's
Stomach Bitters: the great American family
remedy for chills and fever, dyspepsia, con-
stipation. biliouSnesS. nervousness, neuralgia.
rheumatism and kidney disorder. These imf-
tations are usually fiery local bitterS full OF
high wines. Look out for the firm signature on
the genuine label aud vfgnettc OF st. George
and tho urnyon
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iiIsnnnins Down sl.n Anarchists

!tunnins Down tsse Anarchists.
hespanish authorities think they
have at last got hold Of the leader OF
tho Anarchist bomb-throwers. The
man mas boldlyproclaimed his guilt
aud emphasized the proclamation BY
putting 3 bullet3he in his breast aud
trYsngt to finish the Job With poison.
SHeisina very critical condition. but
ansodnre is being nude 10. save his life
an the interest Of justice.n
Ipnstice il very particular in matters
fthSskip Il finds nosaatisfactiionI IN
haI;ls cheated out OF ! Job. X dead
culsprs 10 Embellishments. II pre-
8tsssso taie him alive aud5let tho public.
eSecnt1oner# tbs Doubslessg
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PoRrLASD,yI IND, Jan. 2.-Ten business
houses at Red Key were burned at 2
o'clock this morning with n loss of
about S5O,OOG. The insurance will
reach over $50, 600. The fire caught in
a grocery and consumed au entire block.
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uunny Now Year.
i%Aoddphta Times (Dcn.l

INHoddphta Times (Dcn.l
A happy New Yearto all true Ameri-
cans who are tired OF the ancientforms
OF party STRIFE" the "civic SANDER and
the Spite" and are ready for "nobler;
modes of life, with sweeter
purer laws" .
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The Danger OF 1t.

Pittsburgh Times (Rer.)
Last month 4 ,3OS homeless and penni-
lessyones found lodgings in the police
stations of Pittsburgh. There is n deal
in hat fact, but the particular thing to
think about is the danger there is in it.
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",icll and Disgusted."

4 New York man who deals largely
in n OF the products Of the Wheeling
district, writing OF the state OF trade and
the prices he has to meet, expresses
himself in this forceful language: i
will frankly say that l am sick and dis
gusted with the cheap prices we have
to meet, and am afraid that am going
back on Cleveland"
This from ono of the most ardent adj
mirers and active supporters Mr. Cle7e-
land has had. It is the admission OF q
sorely tried business man that IN his
support Of the Democratic party he has
been on tho wrong track. He was
warned OF what would come to pass, but
he hardened his heart and stifened his
neck and would not listenrt to the words
OF truth and soberness.
Nowthat the tide OF prosperity has
turned in the wrong direction this bust
ness man sees how it is himself; and
the condition which sickens and dis
gusts him is the condition which fills
the streets with Unemployed men who
do not know how they are going to fill
their hungry stomachs. It is a fright
full price to pay for the transitory joy OF
wearing a rooster in the hat.
The fact that tho confronting condi-
ton is filling with disgust men who
helped to bring it about is one OF the
c~onsoling signs of the times. It is the
silver lining of the dark cloud that
hangs over the country, There is to be
an uprising of the people at the polls
that will make the Republican majorit-
les Of last November look too small to
count.
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OMAHA. Ngp., May 5, 1891.

OMAHA. NEB., May 8, 1881.
have tried a great many remedies
for headache, and KRAUsE's HEADACHE
CAPSULES knock it quicker than any
thing / ever tried. D. w. MCVEA.
Sold BY Alex. Il. Young, John klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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Cincinnati Times-star.

Cincinnat1 Jlmes-Stdr.
1t will be the general estimate of Gov.
Mckinley's message that it is a capital
state paper, applying the genius of COM
mon sense to public questions OF the
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Wu1sKERs that are prematurely gray
or faded should be colored to prevent
the look OF age and Buckinghnm's Dye
excels al! others in coloring brown or
black.
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WhYNot?

Ne1V YOrE PFeSs (Rcp.)
WHY'S it that no Cuckoo" statesman
in Congress has introduced a bill to
fright the great wrong" done to Mr..
Clcveland's "great and good FRIEND"
Li~lioukalani?
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The Florida Ma

= .,-E -. Esge G@E aH8
Mitchell and Corbett and those i.
terested with them are defeated in their
effort 70 geta decision in advance on
their proposedstisticuf
4 inc dispatch conveys a correct idaa
olthe situation the case is lefs viii ttia
ataso authorities to proceed in the or-
binary way under the Law, which viii
Pc 70 step N when there IS a~chance Tor
sGe law take hold withsafrm grip.
ano prosecute when there is something
to prosecute for.
L may be that the state Of Floridais
sirongerttlan MI who are banded Il,
g ether to breakits peace.
lEstne income tax scheme OF Prof.
WILSON'S COMMITTEES goes through IS
MI slice $1,000 q yea OF Presidant
Glevelands salary. Last year tis w.
gIniA Democratic campaign comnftfaa
got this share.
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squirming into Position.

Since the administration has asked
for authority to issue bonds our Demo
cratic friends are doing the best they
can to get into position on The bond
question. When it was thought thai a
Republican administration wanted to
issue bonds tho Democratic oraclos were
confident that Wall street harpies were
back OF it. and they regarded the idea
as altogether outrageous. Now they
can to got in line quickly. Here ID the
Registers effort:
An issue OF bonds and a consequent increase
for the purity in power. but IN the present con,
dition OF tho, treasury it is difficult o.ace how it
is to be avoided. The last Republican Congress
looted the Treasury aud LETT 1t bankrupt. The
people well understand the condition and its
= causes, md it Is. not n question of partisan popu-
larity, but of public necessity.
There is no reference here to the Billion.
dollar Democratic Congress. Demo
cratic critics OF Republican acts are not
fond OF euch comparisons. The fact,
however, is that Republicans did not
"lootthe trcasuryandlenvo itbnnkrupt."
March1, 1889, three DAYS before Har-
rison succeeded Cleveland in the presi-
.dancv ,ha e]urnlns II Tho treasnrv wns
Sl72, 997,429 and this included the $780,
4 00o ,ol,l rssarva onds, s,r, ;,on, -
sf13n5Ino6 dano.;,ol hy ia CIovaIanI
aIministrat,on Win MT h,6ss rbosa.
deposits We're withdrawn by tho Harri-
son administration and put to public
.ssea lyban AR Clevaland c,ma -
aga;n March i 1so3 tLo uorrison I'D.
ministr,t;on 4 rncd ovor > s]urnl,s -
M nasb b,lancs of Sos eso -5e -
&sIon00oOo0 rold re.ory, bcin. stiIl ~
~
81 t,a iniioritaa surnl,a 90 - sna,,-
tl,o 1TaYr;aon aiminis,ro,;nn Ia msaS
81 n511o.n to.etlor wifL a,bor ana;i
&. ~ to5rad ~, ~, na,io,,l az,
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NNE 5ase5to have Y rpiayins cards at a
taSsoftwo cents the pack. and whisky
isio be increased but ten cents the
eallon dentlemen's sons. make your
slittieSoIue.
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a;arso Tom,s As,eep.

9,;srse Toms Asleep.
J. 7. Ellis, in Ouiaern ; tacs,
9e2I naek befo' the cannon's roah
Nux heard throIoutde5 lam,
l means by dat. Sofnc time befo'
LS niGSaF WIZ free muu;
: INV gWine sptcGl O. slaY'ry, kase
~ Goai1 OAR on dc cnSe,
oTsl WIZ EnDpy iii dom days
y 0oais come QUITO plCcc.
Along about dc enrly sprineg
Nheil pEln:in' time had como:
"tSIt birds begin TO rhirp nm sing;
"a money heestu hum,
3A9rSe Tom 3yonid Deckon with his hnol
~ m S3E. NOW. Lud. VOC keep
bgchlllun quiet, undccstan',
= ~ GIVING tu go to slcep.r
DI n SHnsh Fuz near dc winder wlar,
&c nree2S cud tech hi lace.
Nhcil Mars Tom wllZ SIeepint. darZ
VI " auies'boutde piuce:
DitittlG iilgsah so way doySn
~ hotter iurzto play,
VI Yo eE fsSS Gun TOO c,ose arouu'.
Alar<e Toms asteep.,,
VIZ" Wbs simmer sens; an long III June,
DiDn oi done, I'M AFTERNOON.
GOSS al know what dat near:
ISttS5 She tecG herNyork u~iEStnjrS
e eIs JGne wild her gJ.@ -
aSS$n nm 9al2 ds3P de farminacaros,
MarssToaTs as 5ig.
Is soShIh5 mere dis summer day.
i!e same Dinca I was TniSi, =
hGt iorty years have sill S,yi
!. i:}l de folk Is gone $
Niss Janfe .siii fSdhn FEtES5lhai!oh
Mt!ere she is npE-I undsE4o,
shess Htarrictfio long agS. sht
D2S ES!ycvard 5iulaiS7 ~ 1aas.
hfs ailtEG iVies c6ss3SGt VICE
II llcId Ole Miss I,SIy mr. a.
SlatSe TOMS agIrap.
~ suffer wifi sialsE
s2l y il{nlnsness whe.l mmn,3sff - .asla
ator3will cnreyn y
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in.tico=i Z riehtinathis for The impress

iustice is right III this, Tor the lnprea-
sion made by a suicide Is not SO deep.
and lasting as the impression made oy
taking lie by due process OF law.
The Spanish police have made q good.
start. Ii they follow it up With Ylgor
thew may at least call a halt in the
bomb-throwing industry. All Europe.
IA on tile trail OF these scouRdrels. Al
though the sevaral nations are not IN q
common movement they are moving
with a common purpose to a common
end. the suppression OF the visible signs
OF A~narchism.
Since We have had some OF the same
thing in this country, and since it IS the
cause Of all organized society against
all the murderous elements chat would
d~isorgapize it, we can only wish success
to every country in the world in its Ell
for1 TO hold down the thugs of the bomb.
IFtherc had been no break in Repub-
lican supremacy the industrial develop
mens OF the country would have gone
on unbroken. It was bad break that
upset the wholesome conditions which
gave employment to the people n add
cd to the wealth OF the country.
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Yours, M

The card was picked up By work
nan and given to the police who SO far
have been unable to get a trace OF the
mysterious woman. That the police
fear the threatened attack, however, IS
shown by the fact that they have as
signed q policeman in citizens attire as
a body guard for the mayor. Police
men also guard the MAYORS residence
nightly and the San Francisco police
have established a regular watch at the
entrance of the mayors Office in that
city. Mayor Pardee recently voted ar
ordinance passed by the city council to
restore to the people of Oakland the
privileges OF riding free or SouthernP Pa
citic trains in the city limits. he believ-
ing that the ordinance was illegal, and
the veto has been the subject of much
severe criticism among the poorer class
OF people. The police say certain mall
contents have been heard to make ugly.
threats.
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Specimen Gases.

Some mahogany trees in Honduras
are worth from IS, 800 to Sc. 600 each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-03

WHAT has become OF the batter'd
old rooster he were in his hat?" It
isn't doing any vociferout Growing, at
Sull evonte.