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Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
The Most Successful Gas En-.
E1ne.

The M ost Successful Gas En-.
Eine.
In the market IS run without an cleo
trio spark battery. Theory is all very
we'll, but the every dav experience of
constant practical Use is the best test
of merit. The man who runs launch
and fnds himself drifting with tile
and wind bee ,nse the "sp,rk" fails to
ignite the charge of gas in his engine:
the man who prints daily paper and
fails tn get it ont on time because the
"spark" again fills; the man who has
fruit that i. injured for lack Of irriga-
tion because the spark fails in his en-
CINE that RUNS the pump; not only
such p,rties hut others who have
trouble from like canses should bear
in mind that he Hercules G,s and
Gasoline Err;ne ;s fr"e from snch
difficulties. The ignition is stmnle
and sure. Send for casalagne. If
Won want second hand engines of 9TH
er makes at CHEAP RATES we can am.
p'v YOU. We have number taken in
trade and canno. take any mnre until
these are re"lizeA "n. pALNrR 4
REY TYPE ForNpaY. 405-407 San
sOmestreet, San Francisco.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
The Mammoth Mine at Goldfeid

The Mammoth Mine at Goldfeid
took out seventy pounds of gold in an
Ell ght hours run last week. There is
| not a nine in America that can beat
it. The rock thu is being blasted
out of the bed of the wasa near the
mill runs as high as go per ton.
There is said nov to be over one an |
a half millions of dollars in sight
| within few yard. of this nils. IL /,
the richest mine in the U iited States
to lay, All 4 yet there are many more
up there ist a. rich that are awaiting
development.
G,ldberg Bros, Of Phoenix still
maintain their popularity with the
people thr III ,hout ths cDlltry. IT,
store of this popular firn is m'ti
Of nea.ne.s, clrries an inn,1se sto:t
which is being CO olsslrtlv r.pleliIhsi. |.
II 'uyht suit at Gpllpsrys re;art
ly." said a prominent citizsl Of Maa
the other d,v, "anl ka,v it clnnot
be dlplic re for lit, guilty arl price
on tie c),,t." Htvs ~ ,,al th'..
enlarged photos -u n y. they give with
every $40 purchase? Call AL see
them.
On Thursday night a citizens con-
vention was held and the following
nominations were made for city officers:
Mayor, w. J. LeBaron; Councilmep,
J. d. Hobson and Chas. Starr. These
are all solid, progressive and enter
prising men. The election takes place
next Tuesday. H. w. Brizzee is IN
spector of the Election and Judge
Newell and Geo. Passey are judges.
The carnival given Welre, lay of
last weak at Sncial HILL under the
auspice. af the Y. P. 5 G. E, was a
brilliant success. The h,L,e WIS
filled with al aoprs:iatise audience.
The young ladies having the matter
in charge certainly are to be oongrat-
ulated on the SUCCESS fthe entertain
ment.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
DESERT LAND FINAL PR )oE.--NoTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.

Ulitet States Lan1 on :e, |
Tucson, Ariz ma, March ~, 1894.
Notice is herebv give, that Amanda Lewis,
OF Tempe. Maricopa County, Arizona, has fled
notice of intention to make proof On his desert
lind claim No 1914. for tha whole OF Sec 28, To
2S,R S f. before tn. Clerk of the District
Curt At Phoenix Ar'zona, at Phoenix. Arizona,
on Wednesday. the 9th day Of May. 1894. He
nares the foil owing witnesses to prove the
mp etc irrig alton aud reclamstit n q said
land, Charles N Barnett. Boon Lswis. Hyrum
Peterson, and Robert n Robertson, sll Of Mesa,
Arizona. Frank W Walls,
FIRST pub M,r 90 Register
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
DESERT LAND, FINAL Pa1oF - H0Ucs F0a
PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,

United States Land Office,
Tucson, Ariz ma. March 1884
Notice is hereby given that Samuel
r. Wallace, ot Phoenix, Maricopa Co,
Arizona, has fled notice of intention
t, make proof ON his desert land claim
No. 2l30, for the N half Section 20,
Tp. N, r 6 E, before the Clerk Of
the District Court, at Phoenix, Ari-
zona, on Friday, the 4th day of May,
1894. He names the following wit
nesse. 10 prove the complete irrigation
and reclamation of said land: William
H Wallace. Luther @ Toney, Hyrum
G. Peterson, and George Anderson, all
OF Mesa, Ariz ma.
Frank w. Walls,
First pub Mar. %. Register
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
DESERT nAND FINAL PROOF NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
Unitei States Land Office.
Tucson, Arizons. March 81. l,04.

Unitei States Land ofice,
Tucson, Arizona. March 81. l>04.
Notice il hereby given that Joaquina V
Robertson, of Tempe, Maricora County, Ari-
z,na, has fled notice Of intention to make proof
on his desert land clsim No 1888, for the whole
Of Sec 81. TIP y s. r s T.. before he Clerk OF the
District Court Mt Phoenix, Arizona, on We'd
mes lay, the 9th day Of May, 1894. He names
the foil living witnesses to pr've the complete
irrigation and reclamation of said land. Hyrum
Peters m, K ,batE NJ Robertson, Charles w
Barnett, and Charles Ulm,r all Of Mesa. Ari
,na. u Flank W walls.
First oub Mar % Rexst r
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF. - NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION
U ntei States Lanl Oficc

ntei States Lanl Officc,
Tu .so1, A.,6 IA, L.rcl IL, l3A !
Not &C Is hsreby givsa tha. R,bert N Robert
son, OF Tempe M.ric,p. Curry. Ar zpns, has
hlai ,tic, Of ihsension to make proof on his
desert la claim 10 IS o. for tha whols OF Sec
trio, Z .urt, at Pm ,slis. ArizpnI. on wednesia +,
the n l.y Of NAV, 1914. II, names I h follow
in: wtins,sssto prove the complete irrig'ti"n
q IL re Il sm .tion OF sail land Charles Barnett
dyrun s Pete SOL, Joslima v Robertson AMI
Bon Laws, III II M,sl, Ariz ma
Frank W Walls,
First plb Mar % RexiJ'er
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF. - NOTICE
FOR PUBLIC ALTON.
Un;.el STATES Land nhi e,
Tucson. Arizona. March ", 1894.

Uri.el S5a'es Land nfR e, 4
Tucson, Arizona, March ", 1894.
N,tice i. h .reby gwen that Elm n Schultz,
Of Temp. Mar:cop. County, Arizona, has flel
n ,tice Of intention to make proof on his desert
I'm claim "" 1871. fr the W. Sec 81 To 8.
n f, before the Clerk Of the District Court At
Phoenix Arizona, on Wednesdav. tho 9th dav
nf My. 1891. He names the flowing wit
ne,se, :, ptove the c)mple'e irrigation ani
re :lsm.tio1 Of sal lali. Tvrun ; Peter o.
Boon Lewis, Oh las NJ Barnstt, AMI Theodore
L Schults. all OF Mest, Arizona.
Frank W wa'is,
First pub Mar % Register
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
DESERT LAVD FINAL PROoP.--NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.

U,ite St.tss Lan1 Office,
Tucson, Arizona, March q, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that Thomas Gregory.
Of Tempe, h,ric,pa County, Arizona, has i'ed
notice v intentio, to make proof On his desert
land claim No T64D, 'or the whole o Sec 81 TIP
IS, RS E. before the Clerk Of the District Court
at Phoenix, Arizona, on wednes tay. II g 9Th day
Of Nav, 1914. He names the following wit
ne sse, to prove the complete irri- alton and re-
clanat:on Of said Land. James Pine, Charles W
Barnett, Hy'un Peterson, an Charles Lewis,
all Of Mesa. Arizona.
Frank " walls,
First pub Mar 90 Register
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
DESERT LAND FINAL PRooF.-NOTICEl
FOR PUBLICATION.

Uli:si 8 -stes ard ofi 80,
Tucs,n, Ariz ,ns, March u. 1894.
Notics is hereby gwen that Mary L Miller. ot
Tempe, M.-icopa Couaty, Arison', has fled
n ,tic> OF intention 70 make proof on h's desert
G aim W. litt. Tor the whole OF Section %. Tp
90 RS e, before ths Clerk of tn, District Court
at Phi ,enix. Arizona, on Wednesday. the 9th
lay Of Nay. 1894. He names the following wit
nesses TO prove the complete irrigation and
reclamation of said land. Hvrum 8 Petsrsaa.
CHARLES w Burnett. Thomas Gregory. and Theo-
dore L Schultz. all Of Mesa, Arizona.
FraLk w Walls,
First pub Mar 20 Register
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
MONTEZUMA LODE.


Beginning at chr number 81, whence cor num-
Der 2. a,m-n ,th nu nber 9L 1de bears SO deg
rees q minu.es 81. S II, then"e 50 degrees q
minu.e, e 6so. o H. e. cor number SO, thence s IL
degrees &Eniinnts 7&j5ft tocr number 80
thence So tsesses % minu4ss W eso.S It "a cor
number 4tths,ies n ls degrees ~ minutes "
Ysd. SIT to.cessss ss'sr ", p''cs Of he ginning.
Variation t3d,xrees 81 minutes r.
Con.aiming 196 24l acres said location being
duly E., :,r le in the r &c rier's ofa;e OF Mari
cop, IN Piaal COMMITTEES. Ariz ona. All persons
,liing tverse claims thoreto are requested to
present the sane- bst ,rs this ofi.e within sixty
days after ths irst plb'icssio1 hereof, or they
will be barred by virtue Of the statue.
aers.- FRANK w. WALLS,
..s- Register.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
First plb Mar %
DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
United Stat Land Office, |
Tucs,n, Ar z,n., VI lrch II 1891

United Stat Land Office,
Tucson, Ar z,nt, VI irch II l39l |
N,tce /. h ,-eny given that Charles Ulmer,
OF Tempe Maricopa County, Arizona has fled
notice VI intent N tn make proof on his de ert
Ian claim No Ie4a, for the whole Of Section II,
rp2S RS f, before the Clerk Of the Distr CT
Court. at Phoenix. Ariz ma. IN wednesday. the
oh W OF May, 1884, He names the following
witnesses to prove the complete irrig stion and
reclamation OF said lan' Elizabeth Timer
Charles W rnett, Boo, Lewis and Hyium s
Peters IN. all OF Mesa, Arizona.
Frank walls,
FIRST puh M,r 90 Register
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
NOtfce.

To our patrons of Mesa and vicinity;
We beg leave to say that we are
represented by A. G. Austin our au-
thorized agent for retailing our Artic
ice, made-frem condensed water. We
have purchased new ice molds and
added many other improvements since
last season. and guarantee good quail.
ity; and dont forget we will not be
undersold.
HouGF & MOORE.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29

Customer; "Mr. Johnson, how is it
you are getting all the trade now?
Mr.. Johnson. by treating our
customers right and giving them fair
DEAL"
Customer; "Them fellers across the
way look mighty blue"
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
ELECTRIC BELrFREE.

To Introduce it and obtain agen IS
the undersigned firm will give away II
few of their 500 German Electric
Belt- invented by Prot. Van der Weyde
Pres. of tn. New York electrical 81
cietv ~ S Pat. 257.647) a positive
cure for Nervous D.b'lity, Rheuma-
tism. L ,ss of Power, etc. Address at
once Electric Agency, P.-O. Box 1874
New York N. Y.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
AZTEC LODE.

Beginning o. cor number SO. whence cor num-
ber 50. Annex Lode, b.a's 81 degre 23 min,
E, 1914 tt.thenca n SO degrees Is minutes "
e}9.9 It toc,r nun or 50. thence 9 IS degrees ~
minutes r. 1870 II t. ,r nu nber 3s. thence 81
degrees Is minnie. E $50 eft ~ CIR number 36,
thence n IL degrees ~ minutes W 1900 t. to cor
number SO, place of beginning.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
MAMMOTH LODE.

Beginning at cor Number 25. identical wi
cor number 2I of the Mammoth No 2 Lode
thence N ss degrees 2s minutes W 800 feet to
cor number %, thence s 8 degrees 81 minutes
wl,0, # t, cor number 27. thence S SO deg reea
% minutes -E,6Oo It t, spr number %, thence
degrees 81 minutes 1902 # to cor lumber IS,
place OF beginning.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
ANNEX LODE.

Beginning at cor number -, identical with cor
number "a Mann th Lode. thence ss degrees
% minutes W SEQ # co cor number 80. thence o
degrees ~ minutes W 1907 II to cor number 81,
the,ce 9 SO degrees % minutes L eof fsto cor
number SO, themes 9 degrees 81 minutes 1900
II TO cor number 20, Place of beginning.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
Wanted.

5000 roosters AMI a. many hens
Highest prices pail Dv
B. F J ,hnsol, Sons & 20.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
ARCTIC ICB I!
A. G. AUSTIN

Is in the field for the summer ready
to supply his old customers and all
new ones of the Sonthside with ice,
the home product and best quality
at lowest rates.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
NESA FREE PRESS
TxvRspAv. MARCH 20, 1894.
LOCAL NEWS.

Weather is earning up a little"
among the Breakers at Social
Hall tonight.
c. L. Hall is paying visit to San
: Francisco and Denver.
See the handsome awning and large
,sign in front OF the Co Op.
Mr.. Hinton, formerly with Kellner's
store was in town Saturday.
Ed. Jones and wife and Miss Juana
Walker went to Florence last week.
P.nal county ha, had II fnc wagon
road laid out from Goldield to Flor
ence.
The Supervisors granted the petit
tion for opening the road north to the
cemetery.
We understand that G ,ll6eld now
has q full fiedgea postoffice with J. G.
: Peterson as postmaster.
Al encouraging sign Of the times
Is that the roads west of town are being
graded up in good shape.
Prof. Coy's father came up from
his home rear Phoenix last week and
spent several days with us.
VIC. Norton has 6ne young al
uond orchard Of forty acres east OF
town. It was planted this spring.
Capt. w. L. George has again re-
,ceiyed the contract for carrying the
mail between Phoenix and Prescott.
Petitions have been in circulation
thiswe asking for the formation Of
q new road district just east of the city
Units.
There is nothing like climate. A
Nrs. Van N,rman at. Santa Ana. CAL,
recently gavo birth to an eighteen
pound boy. 49,
J. r. Turmsn has shown commend
able enterprise in having the side:
walks around his place graded and
put in tiptop shape.
Alma schools gave an exh bition at
Alms church Monday night. There
was q crowded house and splendid
programme was presented.
Sheriff Drais Of Pinal passed -thro,
town Sunday after a. negro and a
white man who ran away from Flor
ence with woman and two horses.
Petitions have been. sent in to have
Macdonald avenue opened up and
extended north to the cemetery. The
Me.a and Consolidated canals will
have to be hridged.
Mn. Emma Grimmett, sister of
nrs. G. I. Robson, left yesterday for
her home in Paris Idaho. She vii
probably return next fall with her
family to make this her home.
Ladie.'. hats are handso ner this
season than ever; that is. if may Judge
from those bealtie- displayei in the
show " nd w. Of the GD'den Rule.
They are sold at bottom prices.
Prof. Stormant of the Normal at
Tempe was guest at the Alhambra
Saturday night. Ga Saaday he AMI
hi. wife and Supt. Netherton and
Miss Clark went up to the minn'th
dredger.
Hough & Moore's soathside cream
~ Is now turning GU; about $50 lbs
Of batter and $50 lbs of cheese per
day: The proiu;t of this creamery is
unsxcsllsd and finds a ready market
4 home znd akfaad.
Josf Siffins with his two children
ind his sistss, Miss Ella Shrine, left
Thursday evening for Knsa. City
1asl will rsnsin there for a, indeh.
uiee inns while his sister will proceed
10 san Francisco whore she will make
Aer future home.
A. w. B.bbitt who was assistant
postmaster unier g. I. Robson, has
been appointed to the position male
vacant by thu death of Mr.. R1bson.
The appointmsnt is q good one as
Mr.. Babbitt is capable, honest. pains
zaking and accommodating.
AA.wt ,~entv of the Odd Fellows
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
MAMMOTH NO. 2 LODE.

Beginning At cor number 2l. identical with
cor nu nbsr 20. Mammoth number lode, thence
3 ss ie .r.es q minu.e, L 900 tt tn cor number
%, the zee 'esrees 81 minutes w 1900 # t.
cor number 2s thene ssdegrees 23 minutes
W 600 It TO cor numi or "a, theucc degrees
81 minutes 1900 to cor number 81, place of be-
inning.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
TOM THUMB LODI.

Beginning at c7r N, 1s, identical with cor no
8, Black Ql,sn Lode, tn ence SO degrees %
minutes w 600 It to cor no IL, thence 8 degrees
81 minutes w 1900 IT Co cor number Is. thence
SO degrees % minutes 6o1 II 20 cor number
l6, thence n de srees 81 minutes E 1900 IT TO
cor number 13, place of beginning.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
j, , BLACK QUEEN LODE.
NJ ,rHsR HUBBARD LODE.

! Beyinnin gat c,r MO, Identical with cor NO l
of Black King Lode. thence S SO degrees g
minutes,W $40 II to cor No ID, thence 8 8 leg
rees 81 minutes w 1900 It to cor NO II thence N
So degrees 2s minutes " 6o) # TO CIR NO l2,
theuoe N 8 degrees 81 minutes E 1900 It to CIR
vo Q, place OF beginning.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
MAMMOTH NO. 3 LODE.

Beginning At cor number II, identical with
cor nunb,r 8. Black Queen Lode. thence 50
degrees % minutes east 80 'ft to cor numher lS,
thence s g degrees 81 minutes W 1870 IT to coz
nlmher 10, thence n So d.Srees 2s minutes W
900 It 10 " M nh r. 20. the ice degrees 81
minutes 1900 It to cor nu nbcr IT, place of be-
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29

First pub. Mar 8. 1924. last
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29
MINiNG APPLICATION MO. 624.
Minerai Survey No. 1850 eia Land District.
U. s. LAND OFFICE, Tucson, |
Arizona, Marcel End, 1894. !

Notice Is hereby given that in pur- -uance OF
the A;t ut Conksess, approved May TO- 1879,
Dennis Sullivan, Henry McCrea and L Hall,
whose postofise is Me ., AIisons, have made
application for 1900 linear feet, on tho Black
ng, Black Queen, Mother Hubbard, Tom
Thumb. Mammoth No 3, Mammoth NO 2, Nav
moth, Annex Aztec and TAO linear feet on the
On, ezuuna lode. with surface ground $40 feet
in width or each lode, bearing gol situated In
the Sulsr>tition b,unta n Mining district
Maricopa and Pihal Count es, Arixt ns, and de-
scribed by the Official plat and by the field notes
On h in tn, oR.:e Of the Register Of the U. s..
Land 'Dri,S at Tucson, Arizona, as follows, Wa.
BLACK KING L~ps.
Beginning at c Y M /, whence 8 L NJ 1180
bears 40 isee, - 5i inmates W 40l6.4 II, thence
6deSree.s7 minutes +. 1900 # - cor NO 20
til snee S33 ,iegroes 23 minutes " eco II TO cor
No :, ras' &c = iegrses 81 minutes " 1900 IT to
cor No ., taIance ) 81 degrees 3. minutes 600
htr colxJ l. splSce OF beginning.
BLACK QUEEN LODE.
az Beginning at cor NO 5, identical with oor NO l.,
Black Ktns lode; thence n 8} degrees g minutes
W 600 # 10 c,r No 6, thsu;e s degrees 81
minutes " 1900 ~ TO cor 10 7, thence s SO deg
ree. Z, minutes e. SO It t, cor No. 8 thence N 8
degrees 81 minutes e, IL 70 IT ~ cor NO s, place
Of bexipning.
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First pub Mar 90
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First pub Mar %
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FIRST pub M,r 90
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First pub Mar 20
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HouGF & MOORE.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-29

First p,lb Mar %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-30
THE PLAY.HOUSES THIS WEEK.
Harriet Weems, Paul Kauver. and Ken
lucky Girl Coming-Dramatic Notes

Harriet Weems, Paul Kauver, and n Ken
lucky Girl Coming-Dramatic Notes
The South has contributed largely to
the excellent actors on the American
stage Of to-day-probably more than any
other part OF our country. Scarcely q year
passes that some southerner does not
forge to the front of his chosen profess
zion. This season has added another star
TO the list. in the person Of Miss Har-
riette Weems, a native Of Virginia, and a
resident OF Baltimore. Miss Weems has
earned the high position she holds on the
stage OF to-day by hard work and un-
doubted ability, combined with genius.
Her performances are veritable creations.
Mr.. John Doud, young southerner. who
has been Graded in the companies OF
Booth and Barrett and Louis James, Will
lead Miss Weems's supporting company.
Miss Weems will be at the Richmond
Theatre next Wednesday. and will give
two performances. At the matinee she
Will appear as Katherine In Shakespeare's
flaming OF the Shrew" and In Charles
Dickens's version Of 'The Cricket on the
Hearth" and In the evening performance
she will appear as Desdemona, In
"Othello''
Paul Kauvar." which Is announced for
production ut the Academy next Thurs
day and Friday, Is said to be the master
piece OF the late Steele Mackaye. 1t deals
with the dark and stormy days Of the
French Revolution. and gives the reasons
which led up 10 IT, 1t Is strong In dia,
logue. and many intensely exciting stu
ations follow each other naturally. II
has many bright comedy lines, and pre-
sents an opportunity for the display Of
handsome scenery and the most beautiful
costumes. Paul Kauvar's terrifying
dreams Of anarchy are painted in vivid
and shocking colors. The play though
fraugbt with gloomy passion and casting
. pail of gloom over the heart. holds the
mirror 80 perfectly up to nature that It
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-30
The Lambert Point.

0.ondon Fng) special New York sun
The FIRST steamer by the new cargo linC
between Norfolk. Va, and Liverpool LETT
Sunderland. where she was built. on Wed
nesday on her maiden voyage across thu
Atlantic She IS named Lambert Point
after the Norfolk and Western terminal
and is a shapely vessel OF J.c'p tons. com
mcrcal men here believe there Is II or al
future before this and similar local lines
Of freight and cattle steamers. and thor.
Is growing tendency 10 invest money IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-30
Property Transfers.

Richmond Mary II. and \. b. Grooms
10 William II. Scott. % feet on south SIDE
Hroad street near Twenty-fourth, subject
TO deed of trust for s. 900. $3.50.
4. y. Pollard and wife to Edwin o..
Ievis's trustee, - feet on south side
Marshall street between Graham ana
Hancock. $3.50.
Henrico: Il. Jacobs and wife to Charles
Bosseux. 20 feet on State street northwest
corner Tompkins. 1925.
Maggie i. O'Conner to Charles i. AVIS.
10 feet on south side Nicholson street
near Tompklns, $3.50
Jacob Pages trustee TO ". =. O'Conner,
10 feet on south side Nicholson street
near Tompkins, 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-30
Highest Of all in Leavenng pOwer-Latest us Govt ReE
Highest Of al IN Leavenlng Power-Lacs US GOVT Kepo"
@!A!l! R Rsktdes
Awr@,~vRlTEHW wEsIE
ytx,tt.viIIc Happenings.

About two weeks ago. says the Baiti-
more Herald. Joseph Seiginan' German
about 26 years Of age, while worNlhg for
George Wagman. proprietor OF the George
Washington House, in Bladensburg' stoie
about so in cash and an Oh valuable
gold watch. His whereabouts were nm
known until to-day, when Ic,ter was
received from him. post-markec cuipeper
Courthouse. Va. stating ne was sorry
for what he had done. and ehuiiis MS ,e,-
Tor hv stating he had hidden the watch
urder tho baltimore and Ohio freight
depot. wrapred In a newspaper n search
vas made this mornink, which resulted
In finding the watch in apparently good
re nlitiDn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-30

To-Day the officers Of the
L. s. war vessel Machias, if it
arrive on time, will formally
return the Columbian relics to
the Vatican in Rome.
The relics in question were
sent to the United States by
the papal authorities for cxhi-
bitiOn at the Worlds Fair in
Chicago last year, and their re-
turn has been delayed from
various causes till the present
time.
Its no time for delay. however. whel
you can get overcoats for $40 to 225.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-30
News from the County.

Judge Wickham. of the County Court,
Yesterday released from custody twenty
nine men, who were incarcerated in the
county Jail on a charge Of vagrancy. They
were committed to Jail during and just
previous TO the Exposition.
Nothing has yet been heard from Miss
Stipdale, the lady who so mysteriOusly
disappeared from Highland Springs about
ten days since. She had no relatives.
1t Is rumorcd that as soon as Mr.. Bar
ton completes the street-car line through
Barton Heights. Major Ginter will con-
meet with it and probably extend the line
t. Ashland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-30
Mrs. whites Narrow Escape.

I.EESBURG. VA. October .s-,spe-
cIap-Tbe very popular wife OF Mr. Ben
,amin Y White. Of this place. made Il
narrow cscape from death at an early hour
Friday night. While engaged In clean
ing her gloves with gasoline near Lght-
cd candle she was envclopad In flames by
the explosion OF the oil, and very badly
burned about the head. neck, ana shout
ders. But for the presence or mind or
her husband, who enyeloped her In wrap
pings. she would have been ire tfieNaDiy
Injured The dwelling narrowly escaped
destruction. Though "A terrible sufferer
Mrs. White Is not thought to be fatally
injured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-30
Catarrh
Is Common,

Few realize just how common
it is. Very many people have Catanh, or
at least Catarrhal symptoms, who would
laugh at the idea. II is an unpleasant dis
ease-one Of those which make Others I'M
comfortable as we'll as the one who has It.
The first symptoms are: A heavy feeling
between the eyes, Proiuse and offensive
mucous discharge from the nostrlls, head
ache and foul breath.