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testimonials with reproduced photographs
of those cured and giving full name and
address of each. will be mailed to any ad-
dress free or, DR.. Pierce's large Treatise
(I6S pages profuseiy illustrated with wood
cngravings and coIored plates mailed post
paid on receipt of 10 cents in stamps. Adj
dress, Worlds Dispensary Medical Associ-
alton, Buffalo, N. Y.
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e;oeot tive BIRD Match To,av,

The great live bird match for 500 q
side between Dick Stevens and Ed Bar
low will be shot at Tacoma today. About
80 Seattle spor.smen viii leave on the
Sis o'clock train this morning. returning
either on the els or SIS o'clock train.
It is also expected that delegations Will
be present from Black Diamond. Port
Orchard, Whatcon. Portland and possibly
Victoria In addition to the principal
event OF the day there will be live bird
pool shooting. Plenty OF birds are In the
coops.
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only 80 . month. ard IL costs him m
70 i've" explained his attorney.
How much DO you suppose Il costs
his wife ard child TO liver tnnusrra
Judge Humes. and without hearing snv
further discussion be ordered that IS.
aaamoEy be paid. after suggesting TIA,
Rogerson cut down his expenses. r..
nrst instailnasnt Of the ailraony was hana-
ed TO the clark ysstsrssv.
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The ladies os ire city continue 10 give
va,sas,le asa to the Orphans Homo at Box
ar.s r4a~rss<svs street ard every week sees
,,,a,,. visitors. who are welcomed 10 tae
home ard shown its re<Ters system OF
tire energetic nsasron. Last week the fea-
lowing eoss..batsozs were made 20 the
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Home. Mrs J. D. Lowman. package %
papers: Mrs c. E Crane. package OF pa
pers; Mrs J. Gregory. tox OF apples and
hal. dozen bottles OK fruit: Mrs Bailey
Gatxerz. gwa sacks OF nour. three sacks
Of potatoes. auazsisy Of rice. one boz OF
rzzssns. enc keg OF syrup. o1e ard half
dozen canned fruit.
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The Dennys sued Arnin.

d. T. Denny and his sons were sued
yesterday In the superior court on a prom
issory note for N1,7is rs executed March
81. 1888. to l.. s. J. Hunt, and payable In
eighteen months. The note has been as
signed to Henry A. Noble. who brings
the action.
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FOR HIS WIFE AND CHILD.
aan Who Must Cut Down Expense
10 Pay Aitfnony.

~ Ire divorce case 81 Olive r. Roger
:. NS Thomas \. Regerson. Judge
sS yesterday ordered ths husband 20
~ month alsanouy for the support
as wife AMI child. pending q hearing
u'e proceeding. The complaint III the
~ aas roi yer been fsIe3. but last week
koserson ap,ie1 fer alirneey ara
- seF application on an affidavit thar
ssfsoa had been guilty os cruel treat
- an dssertion, and that he had
.-9aeate4 nothing TO her support, al
S. De ha3 tssn employed as car
- al good wages a. the drydock Cor
year. sac said he had been
S. about Saa- aud practically had
10y employment.
- sae motion came az for hearing
~. s,'a4F Hoserson attempted TO show
-. was got earning enough 20 pay
amount demanded. 'sHe IS earning
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At q meeting OF passenger agents at
Denver Thursday the Traiis-Aissoura AS
ISOLATION afFa esseaes=asio- Utah Association
We're formed with the Union Pacific as a
member. and the boycott against that
road which has been on for three yeara
was raised.
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res. n~ve The pleasure OF giving the ex-
a. - o. tso prominent citizens of Rexlcsl-
e. -, !, esl IN the use of Chamberlain
N i'eh'sNiy. MIR, \. Y. Trudell, SAWS:
sss.1s siSsys neoeived prompt relief
u :, s''si SlsnateElaiu's Cough Remedy"
i ~, ~ sSed Chamt~rlsin's Cough Remedy
hxn .s1lsly and its results have always
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SotIce to Water Consumers,

on Monday. February Is tse water ca
oueen Anne h3ll win De saai oT GaFfsg
the day. wAlSe reiaysng TIE water ua&sn
on Temperance street between Egaaiey
and Gay.cr streets
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cneekS, together with
low spirits, follow the arrangements, irreg-
ularities and weaknesses peculiar to the
sex. All women require tonicand nervine
at some period of their lives Whether suf-
fering from nervousness, dizziness, faint
ness, displacement of womanly organs, ca
tarrhal Inflammation Of the lining men,
brancs, bearing down sensations, or general
debility, DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
reaches the origin of the trouble and cor
reefs it. It's medicine which was discov-
cred and used by an eminent physician for
many years in all cases of female COM
plaint," and those painful disorders that
aflict womankird. IF women are over
worked, rundown, tired or sleepless, if
they are irritable. morbid and suffer from
back-ache. they should turn to the right
means for a permanent cure. DR.. Pierce's
Fayorite Prescription fits just such cases,
for it regulates and strengthens the special
functions. builds up and invigorates the en-
tire female system. sE~
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rirrt Baseball Match.

The Pacific school baseball nine played
the Mercer school nine yesterday at the
Queen Anne grounds The score was II
20 Is In favor OF the Pacisics.
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DISEASE OF WOMB.

= = n 7"
Mrs. CORA S. WILSON. ol
Carlisle, .Snllsgdn Co.. Ind.
writes j: ~ cannot say toe
much for DIR. rierce's Fa.
voriee Prescription. J feel
ii my duty TO say to all wo.
men who arc suffering from
any disease Of the uterus
that 1t is the best medicine
on earth for them TO use
I cannot praise il too high
~ for the good il did me.
Ifany one doubts this, give
them my name and adj
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Receivers sale OF groceries commencing
tomorrow (Monday1 at the Abrahams Gro
Gerry Co. Must be sold Immediately.
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PEOl LES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle Wash.
Capital. 500. On
-oFFIcERs AND TRUSTEES

OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furth.................... President
Arthur A. Denny. Vice President
John Leary ........ Second Vice President
James r Hayden. .Man'gr.. Cash'r, Secy
Frank Z. Biodgeit. Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher. John Collins.
e. C. Neufelder. X. w. WilmanA
Transacts a savings bank business ex-
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 to 10000
Interest allowed per annum. Six per
cent on term deposits. PER cent. on Or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved coilatsrals only.
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RANK OF BRITIsH coLITMDrA.

BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Paid up capital, $5,uv0, 90; reserve, 81 375,-
oo0 Head office, 60 Lombard street, Lon
DON Branches. Portland. San Francisco.
Seattle, Tacoma. Victoria. New westTnin-
ster, Nanaimo. Kamioops. Nelson Van
couver. b. C.. A general banking and ex-
change business transacted. Loans made.
Bills discounted. Commercial credits
granted. Deposits received on current ac-
count subject to check. Interest paid on
time deposits.
r. LEA BARNES, Manager.
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.HE WOMAN

who takes the surest
way to gain a beautiful
color and a wholesome
skin viii not take the
cosmetics, paints and
powders which soon
injure the skin. Sal
low or wrinkled face,
dull eyes and hollow
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The Most Miserable Man,

ssTae meet miserable man Il the
one wh0 - ell tho time anxious
ahSosx. his health
Ike ordinary reznedsss.-it IS ue<ss-
cine. Try e.
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s,yss hass failing in IS hoars. oaly remedy
kne~u Oh e2rsa 20 gastoss graF hair 10 its natural
enoY waskoat dye. Absolutely pure. Price 81.
sod in Seasr4a ~ al a-sf-eisss druggists. at
wacIess.s ey sssxxEg & Holmes Drug Company.
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4c.tO
Sc
YARD.
Side Combs.

Special lines Of latest style Side
Combs now on sale.
Imitation Shell at 10c. 15c,
25c, 35c q pair.
Sterling Silver ct zoe, 81. S1,2s
apair.
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Ladies' Underwear.

Ladies' Camel's-Hair Vests er
Pants. soc and 93c each.
Ladies' Natural Wool Vests o.
Pants, Use and S1.23 each.
ChiIdren's Natural Wool Shirts
and Drawers, 25c each.
Ladies' Fast Black Hose 12Ne
and 1876 o pair.
Ladies' Fast Black Wool Hose.
23c q pair.
Children's Fast Black Wool
Hose, 121fc aud 15c pair.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in...... 900
surplus .$l00, so
Jacob Furth. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. President
r. C. Neffeider- Vice President
r. ". Ankeny............. Cashier

DIRECTORS
=. G. Neufeider. j., r. Hayden.
8. Erauenthai, Jacob Furth.
Eigmund Schwabacher.
Correspondence in all the principal citieo
In the United States and Europe.
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Spring stock Of Imported
French Satines, very handsome
patterns. in light and medium
colors, in plain black, henrietta
and wool finish, In black bro
cades.
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Special Bargains.
Stamped Table Covers, zoe
each.
Stamped Tray Cloths, Ice each.
Colored Embroidery LINEN. Toe
dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
COLT DIVORCE SUIT OFF.
suit Against Van Alien Also on In
All Probability.

PROVIDENCE, r.. l., November l6-
Tho divorce case brought by Mrs. Eliza
beth ". Colt against Colonel Samuel
pomeroy Colt, president Of the Industrial
trust Company and a leading official IN
the Rubber Trust. was declared of to-
dav. The official announcement came
from Francis COlwell. solicitor for Colo
mel colt. this morning. after conference
AZ Q O'clock : settlement in the matter
Will be made By friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Colt.
Horace 4. Barncs OF Bristol win be the
chief arbitc-. The settlement viii DE on
terms dictated by Colonel Colt entirely,
owing 10 the collapse Of the most serious
charge made by his wife in the petition
for divorce.
The suit against James J. Van Allen
the New York millionaire. for Sao.@p
for alienation OF the affections OF Mrs
Colt. will I'm all probability end win me
divorce case. The closest friends OF Colo
mel Colt here say that Van Allen was very
sick Of the litigation against him, ana
that ne delayed his departure for Europe
I'm expectation Of just SUCH 81 'atloh a.
arose to-day in the Colt case.
Colonel Colt Is TO give Mrs. tolt
reasonable allowance. but nothing IKE
$40 COO. which she demanded at one time
when the Jackson episode was hrst
brought 20 her attention.
The friends of the Colt family Whc
are arranging the settlement. are -
pected TO arrive at result IN very
few days.
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TEMPLAR COURTEsIEs.
Appomattox COmmnndery and Their
Salem Hosts-COckade city Notes.

PETERSBURG, VA, November Ia
Gpecial when Appomattox Command
cry OF knights Templar made their pill
grimage to Boston, to attend the great
triennlal conclave Of the order on the
2sth of August. they were invited and be-
came the special guests OF Wfnslow Lewis
Conmandery, Of Salem, Mass. and were
very cordially and very handsomely en-
tertained during their visit.
In acknowledgement OF the courtesy ana
hospitality shown, Appomattok COM
mandery has had prepared and beau
tifully engrossed in German text resolu-
4lons OF thanks, which will be forwarded
during the coming week TO the Winslov
Lewis Commandery. The work was done
by Mr.. George T. Hudson. and is one OF
the most exquisite pieces of workmanship
OF the kind ever gotten up In this city.
The card upon which the engrossment
e. made Is q l-2x22 inches. The design
al the head Is in the form OF an anchor.
enclosing the beautiful badge Of the COM
mandery. and the inscription and resolu-
tions are as follows:
Appomattox Commandery. No. s. h. t.,
Dated October LIST. A. D.. 1SS--A. o. ~
To Winslow Lewis Commandery. Salem,
Mass.-Greeting:
Holding In grateful memory
the knightly courtesy and generous nos
pitality extended 10 the SIR knights OF Ap-
pomattox Commandery, No. .. X. t.,
who were privileged to visit Winslow
Lewis Commandery. Salem. Mass. on the
occasion Of the trisnnial conelave. August
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
InOND.LE FURNACE ASSIGNS.
Assets Estimated mt From S"O.OO
A.. St-o coO-Ifabilities. 100000.

WHEELING. w. VA, November 10
speclal to q morning paper from Iron
dole furnace. Preston county. W. Va,
SAYS:
The Irondale furnace. F. Nemegyei pro-
nr,e,or. has made an assignment OF all
,,s nroperty. consisting OF the iron fur
80 coal-mines. and coke-ovens. to-
Ether with its real estate. TO Charles r..
Durbin. trustee, for the beneht OF It's
creditors. The principal creditors are the
psrk OF Grafton. John Nautterbaum.
Of Of" Amsterdam. Holland. and John t.
McGraw. The property Is variously es-
,,nated as worth from $4,000 TO $4,000.
.,h,ie the debts do not exceed $4,000.
This furnace was the PRINCIPAL one for
reducing ores along the line OF the Bal
,,more and Ohio railroad few years
sirce and II Is said that Colonel Ne
meeyei invested in its development
$50. 90. In addition TO the furnace there
10 a railroad which runs from the Bal
timcre and Ohio railroad to the furnace
property.
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THE LaURtDt SEIZED.
Case Against Her Alleging fihb"s'
terjnG TO he Pushed.

CHARLESTON, 5. C., November b
Acting presumably on orders from Wash
inaton. Collector George d. Bryan to-day
seized the I.aurada, which has been sus-
pected of filibustering y civil suit was
entered against the vessel yesterday for
manages sustained 20 cargo OF truit
because Of delay occasioned by her Illegal
operations. s-,,.., =.
discuss the matter. and the extent OF
me information possessed against the
vessel is not known.
contain Hughes. Of the Laurada, also
declines TO talk al length. lie says he
denies absolutely the charge that his boat
has engaged IN hhbustering, or
that she has broken the neutrality laws.
the stories TO that effect. he says.
we've started by Spanish sailors, who
wished 20 iniure him and the vessel
LAWYERS here say that many compl-
cations Of a most interesting nature
vim crow out Of the case, should the
incl be- sustained, for then the question
of prior claim between the government
and the libellants viii arise
The case Is TO be pushed in the courts
as rapidly as possible!
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health. Mr.. Butt says the Minister Is
one OF the most popular foreign diplomats
IN Mexico, and that he has done more
70 bring the United States and that coun-
try together than any Minister we have
had there since the re-establishment OF
the republic after the Macmillan over
throw. At the recent funeral OF Romero
Rubio, father-ln-law Of the President ana
Secretary of the Interior. Minister Ran
som marched In the procession with the
Secretary Of Foreign Affairs, next after
tho family OF the President. which was
one OF the highest honors that could have
been accorded n foreign minister.
Mr. Rausom's administration OF our nj
fairs will be q decided advantage to this
country. both in n friendly and a imam
clal way. The business OF the United
States Consulate In the City OF Mexico
has increased thu last quarter over any
preceding quarter Ae)s,5o.
Mr. Butt says there Is as much interest
I'm Mexico over the Cuban anAir as mere
IS in this country. The press ana th'
people are clamorins for the recoghl'ion
of billieerency. and there is a popular
demand for annexation to that country,
~ I'm no other way than by purchase. me
government does not seem 10 have taken
any action vet. and II is presumed VIII
moi do so until the United States leads OH.
AT THE HOTELS.
William Johnson, OF Richmond, Is here'
at Cobb's Hotel. \, ~
Mr. T. f. Paddock, OF AsheVihe' ~ -
IS chartered at Willards.
J,dee william |. ClOpton and BRIDE OF
Manchester. are spending a portioh v,
their honeymoon here, and are locates
at the Ebbit House. - =,
william J. Carter. of winston y. - ~
at the same hotel
II II Walden and wife. of Manchester
Va r A. Fwers. Of Riclmond, and +.
W. Foster, Of North Carolina. are at 'no
National. ,,..,a 10
colonel A. G. Hancock. OF Richmond ~
registered at the Metropolitan:
Rev. X. w. Moore and {. '. fotu' Vi
Fairfax. are al the Ebbitt House.
W. T.. Higman. Of Warrenton ana a.
T. Sauerwald and wife. or Richmond'
are at the ST. James.
Professor Walter u. Dabney and r.. r.
Smith. Jr.. Of the University OF virginia
are here on business. p-,
7 S. Wilson. OF Richmond; l.. a. Brown
and wife. Of Charlottesville. ana D. 'oohe'
also Of that city. are soJoltnihs at 'h'
Howard House.
Mr.. George Bsgby Matthews. formerly
of Richmond Is now a noted artist az
the national capital. He painted fatrlch
Henry. Commodore John Paul Jones, lVT
tho Caphol In the Navy Department ne
has portraits OF ex-Secretary Dobbin ana
Paul Hamilton. OF North Carollha' Aie
has now several orders for pictures
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uamnden-sidncN College.

UANlPDEN- SIDNEY. November 10
Especial THE Union AMI Philanthroplc
literary societies OF Hampden-Sidney COL
lege closed their first term for inc session
OF 1896 on the night Of November 10Th.
The record OK these societies. one or tho
proudest monuments Of the old college. ~
unsurpassed throughout the South. The
following honors were awarded.
In the Union S0ciety-Senior orator
medal. W. 4. Houston. OF Wayneshoro'.
Va: final orator. }. +. Sheffey, Marion,
Va: intermediate orator, Alexander Spots
wood. Petersburg, Va: final president,
w. w. Reynolds. Hampden-Sidney, Va. /;
Junior intermediate orators, r. NJ. Bird
and ". ). Wilson.
In the Phllanihropic Society,". Lee
Trinkle, OF Wytheville. Va, won the se-
NOR orators medal. j. u. Flcklen. Bed
ford city, Va. final orator: Rives Flem-
ing. Richmond. Va, intermediate orator;
A. y. T. Gilmour. Richmond, Va, nnol
president; junior intermediate orators. Il.
II. Shelton and W. II. Castleman.
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DIED ~ BALTIMORE.
Two Xirgininns, Nr. John ". bland
and Mr.. Robert Vest.

BALTIMORE. MD, November i6.-tSpe
cial)-John Il. Bland died yesterday
morning az his home. SIS north Fremont
avenue, OK dropsy. III. Bland was "a
years old He was born In Prince George
county. Va, and was the son of Dr.
Richard BLAND. whose groat-grandfather
was a member VI the First American
Congress, which met in Philadelphia. De-
ceased was also related To General Robert
r.. Lee. Mr.. Bland was TO have received
a medical education, but the war put
an end to these plans. and he entered
the southern army. In 1871 he came to
Baltimore, and went into the -four COM
mission business under the firm name Of
John r.. Bland & Co. lie served In thu
City Council from the Twentieth Ward
two terms. his connection with that body
being severed three years ago.
Mr.. Robert Vest died yesterday after
noon at the Southern House, 81 north
Howard street. Mr.. Vest was 80 years
old. having been born In 1895 In Camp
bell county, Va. He recollected well the
war OF ISL and was n volunteer In tho
late war serving under Colonel Buford.
Mr. Vest leaves a widow, ten children.
about forty-ive grandchildren. and four
great-grandchildrcn.
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TENNESSEE sILvERITEs.
They Meet at Nashville One Hun-
dred strOng-3ate Chairman.

NASHVILLE. TENN. November Is
The conference OF silver advocates called
by Hon. j. NJ. Head. OF this city, met
al noon to-day, with something like loo
delegates, representing all sections OF the
state, present. Among those present
were United States Senators Harris and
Bate, Representatives. j. ID. Richardson
and John McDearmon. ex-congressman
b. II. Enloe. Rice a. Pierce, and quite n
large number OF members or the Ten
nessee Legislature. Senator w. B Bate
was made chairman. and Hon. j. ID. Rich
ardson. chairman OF the Committee on
Resolutions. after which the conferences
took a recess until O'Clock. TO await tho
report OF the Committee on Resolutions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, *. OF L.
Closer Relations between 'he
rpirbts and Farmers Alliance.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE
General Assembly Of the knights oil
Labor spent two whole days considering
the appeal Of District Assembly l'55S' New
York city. which was suspended by the
General Executive Committee some TINE
ago for making public certain private
matters OF the organization. The session
was continuous from 10 TO o'clock. When
the action Of the General Executive COM
mittee was decsvcly sustained 80 lai
the General Assembly has oVerruled the
general offices in no instance, ana II II
thought that the remaining appeals WIZ
be speedily settled.
on Monday a resolution will he present
Cd 10 bring about closer relations be.
tween the knights and the National
Farmers Alliance. II provides Tor Inc
election Of two fraternal delegates from
the General Assembly 70 attend the SUI
irene Council of the Alliance next FeD'
ruary. IN
continue all Of next week. The dele.
gates were given a reception by local
labor ORGANIZATIONS tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

NEW ORLEANS. LA, November Is
The Tulane University team defeated the
Alabama University team. OF Tus aloosa,
In a game OF football this afternoon. by
a score OF % 10 ..
ANNAPOLIS. MD. November is.-Ie'
high. 6; Naval Cadets, 4.
WEST POINT. y. Y. November 10
Cadets. IS; Union College, s.
HARTFORD, CONN, November Ia
Wesleyan, Il; Trinity. ..
ITHIcA, y. Y, November ls.-cornell
8; Brown. 4.
WILLIAMSON. MASS. November Is
Dartmouth. 10: Williams, ).
CHICAGO. November i6.--Chicago Uni
yersty, 8; Northwestern. o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Suicide mt Memphis.

MEMPHIS. TENN. November is--R.
II. Taiiey. at one time joint ticket-<gens
for the Chesapeake. Ohio and South
western railroad and the Louisville. New
Orleans and Texas railroad. Committed
suicide this morning by throwing himself
In front Of train Of moving ears on
the river-front. He was at one time Sec
rotary Of the Memphis Passenger Asso-
citation. Financial reverses and bad health
were the cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

and the near East but the course or ac-
ton Is not yet clear.
The Spectator may have obtained its
knowledge from inside sources. bat only
its last remark can be held TO be certain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
E,rs NJ sherman. Texas.

DENIsON. TEX. November lS-Frrs
destroyed the Lents block. At sherman.
Tex. this morning. Loss, 10000. fuily
insured. The buildings were me nnssS
In North Iexaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Author of "Afnertcu" Dead.

BOSTON. MASS. November 1.-THE
Rev. DR.. Samuel +. Smith. the author
OF America" died suddenly Of heart
disease at the Emergency Hospital. about
5 o'clock.
DIR. Smith was on his way to Hyde
Park. where he was to preach tomorrow.
and was taken III at the New York ana
New England depot. He was removed
to the hospital. where he died.