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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
Desert Land-Iinal Proof


tniEet stq4ea taHsl uthee5 Boise CITY ldsa9,
tief0tsaf ~ 1893
Aqilee s AetfhA azaa ihza AAgAs s. MAs5zS
HblMEh, e i'settH1a. AsHssak ctaHsf ldaha Hai
Niel @utaa 20 inteaEaH to malAH bro ga hts desert
i4Ha clAiat 80 itsF- ~ tie Sc stt 3 II Ans II
Haisc meFiaiasi. idaAa lli.rs register aad Eeesasg
e. s lAild uhqc ai fasse ats l4ih1, - TUESDAY.
aha 10Th aaB " HaHdHs hts tss lin l4laas dc aa.
AuNimg ufsessg q EE@ge te assHJpgts aflha ara
fpeilNaag3 a ~ sssa lard, Charles e Ehfisrl85 Fl
halae ciifs Ada c1aatf. iisha@ 1in uatiank = 10.
60 ic lssa#sft e5z5ffi lfaAa. taiHa5 b aalHas8s
q hasnfa. tansoa eeanfi, iiaaQ, Joseph LAales II
ufshaga. Ads gcwatF. gaahn
esp CHARLES i.iMRQp. ReVssr.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

United States Land once. noise Cts, Idahe
O1toher as Isga
kotice 4 hereby given that JAMES Z DUNN Z
Paeateiio. haunoek eaunty idaAs has nAad natlce h
iateation - mako praof his desart.iand claim as
Iagl Tor the sN ~ sad sW ~ Sc qr see. IS - 4
Z, boiss meridian, idaha, before asegiaier aid
HseaiFer Il .. Land aaacr at Baaae gify, Idaho, Is
MONDAY the ath day 81 beeenibeF. 1885. HI
names The following Witnesses = prove the compis
irrigation aad reclamation ~ ssld hand, Charles T.
GAflsuiau aE Boise CITY, Ada eounfy, Idaho, J0te
unthank arid james u. MapaniieinAeF "a PoemteFlb
Hancock county, iaaao ana Michael i EarfiFan b
ulenu EoTfy. Eifaafa county. ttaho
oc30 CHARLES MiWR0b Register
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
pesert I.and-Finnl 80

United states Land usiiee. nsiso e.tt, Iashs,
HetHhff rs. 1850
Aotiee j. herchY given thai PATRICK swEENEY
81 focatsiiu, iaHaek counts ldsha has nisi sastne
= intgutia3i % make prnaf his dsssfs-iard Eisn
No feat fsf The Z hf I've II and laIs / and sa0 50
~ Il T. Ms isaho. heiafa Register and Re-
eeiRer ~ LMHa Discs 81 hnisF N8tF, hiahs al
= fifSf.sisY. ne 1ith aay 81 lieeeulteg ls4S he
uaiiiee the fuloaz altnrszs 10 prefe ms cnmnlata
lFsiEaiHH and reclamation IF SID iasa John Niils
John h hailey NiifsaM } faliegtan al 81 Rasataio
Bsnneas sonist1 taaiio. ard yanlas J. Mcdonald u
Asnpa, Canyon rssHfs. i5aHa
oss5 cuaELfs HIMaaB. Re.fi.asr
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
Estrav Nctios.

Come 10 the Bascom ranch last
August, one black mare mule, about
s years old, Saddle marks bit nc
brands Taken up by the under
signed, Nov. LIST. 1896. The owner
is requested to prove property. pay
charges and take the same away.
JAMES A. NICHOLSON.
Rocky Bar, Idaho. Nov. 3, 1895.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
Attention. KNIGHTS

Mountain Home. Ida. Nov 5, 1895.
To al members Of Monntain Home
Lodge No. is X. ot Z.
You are hereby requested TO be
present at the Castle Hall of said
Lodge, AZ \ 30 D. M Monday, Nov. %
1895 To transact business 81 vital
importance 10 Won.
II. III WHIrNEY. q. @.
Attest, ]. A. PURTILL, Acting K. oI
X. 4 S.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

The defeat Of Senator joe Blackburn
the silver champion Of Kentucky, was
national calamity. He and Mr..
HaFdin, the silver Democratic nominee
foF Governor, fell in the front ranks
Of the political battle waving aloft the
banner 81 free coinage. Their defeat
was the effect Of the influence Of John
@. Carlisle's golden rule which he laid
down for the democrats to follow dur
ing the political campaign which re.
GENTLY closed with such disastrous re-
suits 10 the cause Of free silver.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

United States land ua.ps. Hsiso clfy, Isaha.
Oftai-ar - isa6.
Notes Is b rohs given thar jobs Ellis q Ksea-
talie tsaaasA euaast lealai hasNlf anar ~ lHfen.
Wsu - make nrdaaf his Nesegs isnl claim M 4aae
fer ihs S. ~ sae 81 o. SHfE fsaise uicrfdssii
iaaha tessfk hisis5er ANA Hsaeiier e 4 lard aa3as
e hata eltE, faaas - mkpNEsitkf. the IIth day
~ tiraaaaNNf, ta48 Ae names thg fullua ins SSH.
aess1 - Hftfe iils aamplste fef allan and q lama
tiaH pi Nzt1 H.naz Niiisala = i0ils ftau lnEa q
fiaiie9 fstfck aetEusg. ah g fotsteHo. laaua.k
eaahg, tasHq 400 1sa4ss 2. AsipnAld d Naaaatia.
G4ayns eusnts. lsass
ota CHARLES HlNH0O R...isiaF
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
Notice fer Publication.

lana oiaa Is nai-s cas-. fisho.
asieher e. asad.
apiiog + heseh giaea shn5 che foiiawlug nafIsal
SETTLER has a nnsiga q hs sassation q s4ka fnai
rfas Ia sireft 81 BE claim. sad stlt sala proof a5E
3 nlasie esiefs tae tlefs q fhe pistElss Court 4
DEL MllER f fsa5, va 8W3t# If brady. Mgnat.
ass Home, f8aha. va AnHifaztisa 40 aasa - -
- O. Ees 81 lras ~ IL H1lzs a3eraalza Isss.zz
iia aaaiea Is ia2nsiaz Hitncssa 10 prose - -
EHaaat rssl3eaeN afaH sud eifiea&iam III Maia l.ha
SO william ~ CpaRaf. liasa ta3zt. 1snrse h
Hal A4nua {. tQaieas ~ 81 Aaanfain Hstaa ~
nA cHARlEs HlNa0p, Register
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20


J. B. erossfeld, the Mitchell wa
gon man was here yesterday from
Portland.
John Neil spent several days In
Boise valley purchasing hay which
be viii store in his warehouse IN
thus place.
August Shot, forman 81 the Poor
man mine at Silver City, was killed
on the l4th, by water and debris
breaking through from some old
works in that mine.
Rate Of one-ihird fare from MI
stations in Idaho and Wyoming for
the eight annual meeting Of the
Trans-Mississippi commercial con-
gress to be held at Omaha, Nov. %
70 30th, 1895. A. n. Mccall, Agent.
Thos. A. Starrh has been arrested
and held in $500 bail on the
charge Of having embezzled s21sl
.O5 during the time he was register
at HALEY, $2074.49 as register aud
$108.56 As special disbursing agent.
n. p. Nelson came in from At
lanta Monday evening to have his
eyes treated, Kelse says Glen Da-
vies is great mining camp and il
il expected that 40 more stamps
will be added to the quartz mill
next summer.
Since the late elections the loud
m0uthed free silver Republican
newspapers Of Idaho do not even
ehirp about the great wrong done
the people BY decentralization, snd
they will be driven 10 the polls next
year like band Of sheep, and vote
'eF straight for mckinley, Sherman,
Harrison or any other gold-bug.
The Eoise Statesman OF the 10Th
says: Amos Lee, one Of the owners
Of the Hidden Treasure mine at
Neal, yesterday closed deal for
the purchase from Meesrs. Cox and
Hurt Of two-thirds interest in the
birthday milne in The Willow creek
district. The consid Grafton Is given
ct $1,000.
The Statesman Of the 18th saws.
Amos Lee yesterday brought TO the
city lob ounces of gold, worth SIS
.0A on ounce, the result Of IA days
run on ORE from the Hidden Trea-
eafe mine in Neal district in s.
stamp mill. The mill was only run
N the day time. The clean-up re-
presents slba9.58, on a tribe over
&il4 q day.
Sore Throat Any ordinary case
may be cured In one night Is applv-
ing ChAmlierlains Pain Balm - II.
seetsd With eaeh bottle. Th,s medi.
eiHa j. alsuF'lamous for lie cures 81
Fheumntism, lame back and deep
seated and muscular pains. For sale
b 4, W. Smith, Druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

when the Chill AgIsts OF the Morning
Hang like pail over the surfaee Of The earth, Il viii
b well ior you before yentaruv into the aw yapor
Gus als, charged perhaps, with TIE seeds Of malaria
OF provocstise Of rheumatlc twinges 70 taks vine.
slassia % Hestetters stomach Btten, and thus
shied yourself from atmospheric Influences threaten.
ing 70 health II YOU happen % get showed, slceted
~ rained upon, the same preventive. and avoid
tha rheumatism . dangerous cold. TINS agteoahIe
warmth infused into the circulation BY this genial
stcmaehc its nvigoratlng snd regulating properties
commend II % az apprecatire Of the art that pre-
vention ia better than cure Use the stters for ys
popaia biIliousnus norsousness and kidney trouble
sick headache and debility
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

At orebaugh's Barber
AEa Shop, hot o. cold. and
Z shave that viii make you happy
fer week. Try il.
slgn-wrillng, house and cars
Flaee painting, aud paper-hauging
done "a Hfsl-olass stgle 81 james
GaeTol
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
CHICAGO BAKERY.
and Restaurant.
Elmoro Hotel Corner, Opposite the
Posiofhce.
AlFREp HARPER. 90.

Rreeh nsead rias Cakes. etc, aiuays on hand.
Give ia > trial nraad and 10 cents per loaf
Cookies eents tuHgn, aspFylhinS equally low,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

Az OLD and WELLgInIgD REMEDY.
Mrs. Winslnw's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions Of mothers for their children
while teethlng, with perfect success,
Il soothes the child. soitens the gums,
allavs all pain, cures wind collie, aud Is
the best Fetnedy for diarrhoea Ia pleas.
ant 10 the taste. Sold by druggists IN
every part Of the world. twenty-five
cents bottle L. value Is inealeu-
liable. BE suFe and ask fer Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing syrup, and take no
othe1 kind. 02yl
Don't Tobacco spit or smoke Your Life
Away is The truthful. startling title Of
a book about Note BAG, the hafnless
guaranteed tobacco habit cure that
braces up uieotinized nerves, eiimmi
mates the nicotine poison. nakes weak
men gain strength. sigor and mAahaOd.
You lun no physical or financial risk
~ No-To- Bae Is sold by druggists ev.
efywhere under guarantee u cure 0r
money refunded. Book free. Address
STERLING Remedy Co, New York or
Chicago. Il. NJ Smith, agent.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
nonn - III orrls.r.

The visit 81 q. VI. Andrews, ID.
spee1or general Of ths land once de-
paFtmonf, u Boise City. ii which he
work and offices of the land depart.
msnt and the surveyor we're reviewed,
has proven 81 much credit.
Register Himrod and Receiver Cage
81 the land Office, and Surveyor Gen,
eral straughan are very highly praised
fer the manner in which they have
conducted their business, and the re.
port Of Mr.. Andrews viii not have q
single fault 10 find with the Boise City
departments.
"The Democracy Of Idaho should
be proud 81 these men and their good
conduct in Office" said a Democratic
leader yesterday, land il will surely
strengthen the State Democracy ID
whatever they attempt in the future
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
sabsfrIntinns

Taken ioF any PEmopIcAL on News.
PArEa Published ID the WORLD. a,
publishers rates. Remember.
"A isURTllI..
Athe FoAt0liice.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

Il appears from the news concern
ing the late eastern elections that the
A. p. A. is nothing more nor less than
a secret branch or the Republican
party. They supported the Repub-
liean gold bug ticket IN every State,
and added many votes 81 former Dem
ocrats % Lhe Rapnblican maionLy.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
lgANTED-AH d. 80 lIlIa..

thing 70 pateHsf Protect NunF ssseae ff.qg ma
nriaN Yua #nAlth write JOHN WE0nE@~
BUM a. Co.'S Patent Attorneys, Wash.aEtor
y. c. fer thelr g 70 prize oifez.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20


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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

The Wallace Press puts Ii thus
every Democrat 10 this State with a
Republican collar around his neck
opposes fusion with the Peoples party
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

day stroed upon the sandy beach and ish my stick
traced these wprds Agnes love you but he waves rolled
mountain high and botted the fair impression Still deter
mined climbed the heights Of yonder rugged peak and with
firm hand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
DEATHS.

E,IJ.ETT-Died, at her residence. 200
east Grace street. ON Thursday. August
S,,h \, N o'clock +. NJ, Mrs CORNELIA
NJ ETJETT. widow OF Andrew VI. Elicit
Notice of funeral hereafter.
CRIFFIN.-Died In Washington, ID. c..
August %. 1925. HELENA NJ. wife Of
Robert :. Griffin.
Her funeral Will take place from the
residence of her brothe. Joseph W. Laube.
No n east Clay street; thence to ~. Pc
tors cathedral. at o'clock THIS AZ
TERNOON. Interment In Mount Calvary
Cemetery.
Iu-NDLEY-Accid ntally killed. In
King William county. near WalkertOn.
August 2sth, WILLIE, son OF Thomas NJ.
and Blanche A. Hundley. in the 18th year
Of his age
The funeral Will take place from the
resld nee of his parents, Spi east Leigh
street. THIS friday EVENING at $50
o'clock. Interment at Hollywood.
JAcOBS-Dled. Thursday. August Goth.
at the residence Of her brother. r. Beech
or 1913 east Main street. AT 3.i5 O'Clock
4 NJ. AUGUSTA JACOBS, wife of
Reeve Jacobs.
Funeral Will take place THIS friday
EVENING at o'clock. Friends and
acquaintances invited 10 attend.
MACMURDO.-Died at the residence
Of Mrs. w. Is Martin, Miss MARGER-
ETE 5. MACMURDO.
Funeral from Church Of the Holy
Trinity THIS AFTERNOON at $50
o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, August 2s-specuation
at the Stock Exchange was rather quiet
during the early session at the STOCK
Exchange. lower cables from London. a
further rise in sterling exchange, and the
engagement of about N,ooOW IN god
for shipment TO Europe on Saturday
having had a tendency TO check trading.
II also induced some weak bulls TO part
with their holdings. and prices feceueu
about l-2Nl per cent.
In the afternoon the market became ue-
cidedlv more active, the result Of lively
covering movement in Tobacco. Sugar
has been sold Of late on reports that the
Philadelphia renneries were to be closed
on Monday To-day II was officially an
nounced that no such action was con-
,emplated Immediately afterward there
was a rush u cover. and the stock rose
from los 81 TO III 3-sdllo I-s
Tobacco on the other hand. was pressed
for sale. and broke from s. 3-4 TO 81 LA
q 2-s, on rumors that the Attorney-Gen-
eral of New York intended 10 bring
suit under the antitrust law. Nearly
7S 90 shares OF the stock were traded In
The deposit Of $4,000 In gold by the
bond syndicate. which will practically
Offset the Withdrawals for Saturday
steamers. strengthened the general
market in the afternoon trading. and
neutralzed the break In Tobacco.
81. Paul, Missouri Pacific, Omaha. Pa
cihc Mail, Tennessee Coal. Canada South
ern. Chicago and Eastern Illinois, and
Reading were conspicuous in the after
noon rise. Pacific Mail sold up l 3-i. to
10 81. on reports that the troubles with
the Panama road will be adjusted shortly.
The activity in the Readings was due 10
an impression that the coal trade troubles
are much nearer settlement than the
average operator is aware OF.
Specula ton closed steady. Net changes
show losses Of 1-lIf per cent Sugar
gained 81. Michigan Central and Pacific
Mail and Canada Southern. SIS per cent.
The market FOR railway and miscel-
laneous bonds was active and strong.
The features were the Reading issues.
The transactions footed up $4,000.
The sales of listed stocks aggregated
27O.n00 shares, and Of unlisted stocks
1890 shares.
Treasury balances: Coin. so,s6S 600;
currency, 500, 5000
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at ! per cent;
last loan at l. and closing Offered az !;
prime mercantile paper. 494 IL per cent.
Bar silver. Is T-sc; silver at the board
quiet.
Sterling exchange strong. with actual
business in bankers bills az sass S-4n 81 -
for sixty days, and $3.50 3-4qSh-, for de-
mand. poeted rates 81 s9l $3.50.
Government bonds firm. state bonds
dull. Railroad bonds steady.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
More buckingham Delegates.

BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE, VA.
August 29-(SpecLal)-Th Democrats Of
the Courthouse District held a distric,
meeting. pursuant TO notice, 10 elect dele
gates 20 the senatorial convention which
assemblies here on Monday next. the same
delegates 10 take part in the nomination OF
a House hoater from Buckingham and
Cumberland.
The meeting unanimously adopted reso-
lutions endorsing the course Of our able
efficient. and faithful representative. Hon
II. ID. Flood and declaring him TO be the
choice Of the Democrats Of this district
for denomination" The delegates elected
are Or. ". L. Pratt, Mr.. J. II. Flood. Jr.
and Hon r. W. HUBBARD. The following
were elected members Of the County Com
mittee: Or. W. T.. Pratt. Hon. l.. w.
Hubbard. and Mr.. G. X. Irving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
HALT AND DELIVER.
A HOLD HIGHWAY ROBBERY NEAR
PETERSBURG.
A Sewing Machine Agent Held Up on
Lonely Bridgc-His Pockets RI
fed and FOrty-Five Dollars Sc
cured-Thcn Told to Go.

PETERSBURG. VA, August 29.-(Spe-
ciaI)-A bold highway robbery was COM
mitted In Dinwiddie county last nigh, a
short distance west Of Petersburg. Mr.
NJ H. Guthrie. an employee OF the Singer
Sewing Machine Company, walked out to
visit the family OF friend residing some
three or four miles from town. and
started on his return home between 10
and II o'clock AS he approached the
bridge over Old-Town creek on Cox's road
he noticed two men sitting on the railing
Of the bridge-one at either end. Not
suspecting anything wrong. Mr.. Guthrie
started 10 cross the bridge.
HALT AND DELIVER. =
He passed the first man, and was APP
preaching the second, when the latter
sprang forward. commanded him to halt
and deliver. at the same time aiming n
pistol at his head. Mr.. Guthrie threw up
his arms. and as he did so he vas seized
about the waist by the man In the rear
who lost no time In going through Mr..
Guthrie's pockets. The victim was warn
cd 10 keep silent II he valued his safety
and he did so. The robbers SECURED IS
in money. They then examined all the
letters Mr. Guthrie had about his person.
and told him To go. the robbers at the
same time leaving in the opposite direc-
ton. Mr.. Guthrie says that the man
who drew the pistol on him was white
He did not get view of the man who
seized him from behind and riied his
pockets, and does not know whether he
was white or colored. Cox's road is a
much-travelled thoroughfare The bridge
at which the robbery occurred is quite a
lonely spot
PERSONAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Labor-Day will not be specially OBJ
served In this city, other than by general
cessation from work and the closing of
the public buildings and banks, as on
other holidays.
Two young gentlemen Of this city rode
to town from Sussex Courthouse on their
bicycles this morning In three hours
Mr.. Thomas Sydnor has gone 70 Phila-
delphia to accept a business engagement
there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
StauntGn's budget.

STAUNTON. VA, August 2s-(spe-
cial.) -Senator and Mrs. Eppa Hunton,
Of Warrenton. have been here several
days the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Catlett Mrs. Catlett is a niece OF Mr.
Hunton.
Congressman II. st. George Tucker
with his family are at home here again.
after spending the summer at Lexing-
ton. Va.
The Dunsmore Business College Alumni
Association began its two days session
at noon to-day in the college hall a
goOdy crowd Of members was present.
Senator John W. Daniel will arrive
here Tomorrow night after spending the
day and speaking 10 the Confederate
veterans reunion at Fishers Hi.
Mr.. Daniel and Congressman II. St
George Tucker, will address the Business
College Alumni Association at the opera
House here tomorrow night.
Mrs Flora Stuart. the widow Of General
]. F.. y. Stuart. returned yesterday after
six weeks visit to her daughter. Mrs.
r. Page Waller. Of Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
KILLED WITH 4 KNIFE.
a Distressing Tragedy in Augusta
County.

STANTON. VA, August 29.-(Spe-
cial)-A distressing tragedy occurred near
Doom's Station, on the Norfolk and West
ern railroad. in Augusta county. this
morning. Samuel j. Dollhouse. pros-
porous farmer. aged 20 years. became
engaged in an alteration with Samuel
Doom. also a farmer. and Doom Is dead
tonight. 1t appears that the two men
had a fstlcuH some weeks ago about 4
moving machine in which scrape Doom
was worsted. and that he afterwards
sent Dalhouse word that he was going 10
whip him.
THEY MET AGAIN.
To-day the men met for the first time
on the Harman's-Gap road. and renewal
of the fight followed. Doom struck Dal-
house with a stone breaking rib. where
upon Dollhouse jumped from his horse
and dOwnel Doom. also using stone.
Doom rose and clicked Dalhouse. and in
the fight at close quarters Dollhouse
drove knife into Doom. Doom walked
10 his house n furlong of, and died in
half an hour.
DALHOUSE SURRENDERS.
Dollhouse Is regarded as "A quiet. peace
able man. He at once surrendered him
self TO the authorities and was Jailed
here tonight by Sergeant Walsh. Of
Waynesboro'. Physicians are with Dat
house tonight. a preliminary examlna-
ton was waived by the prisoners counsel.
Messrs. Patrick * Gordon. Of Stanton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
Jcgi.lntivc Committee to Meet.

Statc-Senators Iovenstcin and Watts.
and Delegates Boykin. McRae, and Prid-
dy. a committee under concurrent reso-
luton Of the last General Assembly on
the admission Of patients to State hospi-
tails. and the segregation Of the insane.
viii meet I'm the hall Of the House of
Delegates September 10Th at noon. The
committee will probably organize. adopt
some plan OF procedure. and adjourn to
some designated day in order that all
persons interested In the subject to be
considered by them may appear before
them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
SPEAKS FOR THE CUBANs.
snys They Are Not BEING sinugh'
tered ms Dispatches Indicate.

NEW ORLEANS. August 2.-Mr. j..
Nelson Polhamus. who IL closely con-
nected with the dogs OF war for indie
pendencs In Cuba. says; The naws that
General Campos had decided to withdraw
has been known In Cuban circles for some
time. He knows better than any one
else the danger he has Of being defeated
by the forces Of the Cubans. / have re-
ceiyed direct Information from the seat
of war. and can assure you that the
cubans are not being slaughtered as dis
patches indicate.
Il have positive information that Roloff
and Sanchez have the province OF Santa
Clara terrified. they have been using
dynamite. and have destroyed bridges
and buildings used by the spaniards as
STORAGE places, taking the arms and am
muniiion that they had in those places.
Al a little place near Espiritu san,o
named Congo they captured fort and
warehouse. and took l5D rifes ana l5,eD
rounds OF ammunition, besides d goodly
quantity of side-arms.