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The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
slpe, ior r. VII others
coat Lost.

Unless you have it cleaned II is the
same as lost. We will clean 1t thor
oughly and press il for Sl,-Steem
Laundry.
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Ladies attending parties, dances,
operas and wish their hair dressed in
the latest styles. should call on Mrs
Warner al the Fair. im
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Hirzel Brothers lead all others in
groceries and provisions. Try them.
lilo I'm.
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For sale-At Leader Office; one half
medium Chandler & Price Gordon
press 14x20. II is in perfect condi-
ton and is running every day at our
office We must make room for large
press. u
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Call and see my furnished rooms,
sl.00 per week. Seeley building. be-
tween Harrison and Oklahoma aves.
Mrs. Bridges, proprietress 9-5, I'm.
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A blizzard is coming, fill up your
coal BINS McAlister nut coal s.. o.
N. 4. Cheadle Coal Co Phone 6. 23ti
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Foa rent room house. upstair
rooms furnished or without at 6o3 Sc
First street.
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The mines are behind on McAlisteI
coal order now.-N. H. Cheadle Coal
Co Phone 9. eatf
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c. T. Vinson. barber; shop near cor
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son. n
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When they put a man In
jail, he cannot follow his
natural inclinations. He
cannot eat what he wants
TO ~ he Is limited To a very
frugal diet. Is il not equal
ly true Of a dyspepticl For
all Of the real enjoyment he
gets out Of life. he might
as well be in Jail. He can
not eat what he likes, nor
enough. lie suffers much,
gets little sympathy. Al
FIRST, perhaps a little heavi-
ness IN the stomach, a little
souTness, windy belchings
aud heartburn. Headaches
and bilioasness aud a foul
taste IN the mouth In the
'mornihg. Chronic consti-
patton Il almost inevitable,
and means that the body IL
hnldtnO eantanuane tutntfFn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-14
First published In the Guthrie Daily
Leader Oct. 4, 1895.
Notice Of Taking Dispositions
In the District Court Of Logan county.
Oklahoma Tel ritory,
Alexander II. Braun. Pm,

MurY NJ. Braun, DIT.
The said defendant. Mary NJ Braun,
is hereby notified that the above named
plaintin will, on Saturday, Oct. 20, 1895.
commencing at the hour II 10 o'clock a.
N. OF said day, proceed To take the depO-
sitions OF sundry witnesses. at No S3,
Laclcde hui ding. corner Fourth and
Olive streets, In the city Of st. Louis, Mo,
to be read in evidence ON the trial of the
above entitled action on behalf OF said
plaintiff; and thar tho taking of said
depOsitiOns VIII be- adjourned from day
to day commencing at the same hour
each day until said depOSitiOnS are com
plcted. Alexander II Blown.
Wsby & IIornor, Atty's.
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Treasurer, Oklahoma Territory,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
NORTH CAROLINA sILvERITES.
Democratic Cali for IA state Conven-
tior-promincnt signers.

RALEIGH y. c.. August 22.-E. Cham
bsrs Smith. ex-Domocratic chairman. has
sent 70 each county Ia the State call
for an carly convention OF ell persons
who believe In the reconciliation Of sii-
YER. 70 which h. requests tho signatures
Of prominent Democrats He says that
the movement for a convention e. intended
70 be- IN tn interest Of no individual
clilue. but simply O. give tfe people IN
opportunity % impress upon the party
leaders and political conventions the ne
cess'ty Of listening to their wishes ana the
darger Of disr-garding their interests.
IL asks that IN case connection with the
present administration or the opinions or
the person receiving the call should make
him opposed - the movement. he VIII
turn Il over 20 some prominent silver
Democrat. and says the signatures OF a
few leaders will be- sufficient
Mr.. Smith says a convention VIII as
surelly BE- holi here late in september or
early In October.
Governor Carr signel The call TODAY.
Among other slgners are 5. a. Ashe. -. G.
Beckwith. James c. McRae, John w
Hlnsdaie. !. s. Cunningham. 4. s. spru!I
and W c. Str0rach
Mr. Smith SAYS only one man who was
asked to sign refused 20 10 50, ana that
he IS national bank director.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

Childs CC. Mangan CT, Iiargrove G), hah,
man. Wild pitches Holman, 2 fasseu
balis-Childs. q Time of game hours
and 10 minutes. UmpIro--Mr. Phillips.
Knorr and Tannohill both made three
baggcrs into deep contreneld EesteruaS'
Knorr's was probably the longest MI eNer
made inside the fence. And II came NJ a''
oppOrtune moment.
Mr.. Bradley has rented the fro"nu WI
the ives, OF the park. ana conn" ..,ils
Monday he will have all OF the ou,s'ue
roo,ers removed They VIII henceior,h
have to pay at the park gate OF io''eo Wv
pleasure Of seeing the game. A.
Hargrove got an awful blow on ,hS
head with a pitched ball. which knocNei
him senseloss. He was revived ho"e''''
and continued I'm the game
Grooves was taken sick during the game
and had 10 retire. Tannehill was snpSu-
tuted for him. ,,,,
Cavell lost his head In the fourth inning
when Baby Phillips called him out, anu
started 10 hit the little umpire. BABY was
game. though. and brlstllng up inc a
li,,ie bantam rooster. showed no sign OF
60 hrt ordered Cavell out Of the game,
and though the whole team kicked ne
made him 80. ..., III.
Another kick-from the Portsmouth side'
~ c,ufse-occurred in the seventh inninS'
when Childs let ball go by nm ana PEI,
rottted Barley Kahn TO score. Chi!ds tled
IA have Barley sent back to third, Out
Phillips wouldn't hear OF H.
Umpire. Brennan ana Rafferty, nave
sent in their designations.
Houseman - trying 10 cover too mucn
territory. and as n result makes many
fukes. Two NUTS were made by MIN yes
,eriay. and had he remained In his ter
rf,orv both Of the balls would have been
. captured by outfcldcrs.
Smith played miserabiy yesterday. ana
while he IS accredited with three errors
he made several dumb plays. He didn !
begin to give Knorr The support ne shouiH
have given him.
Rehne. late Of the Richmond team, ana
Joanes. formerly of Petersburg, are play
| Ing In Hampton.
walter Ford was on duty AZ West-End
/ Park as usual yesterday. AMI was the re-
I clo,ent of many congratulations ana sew
craI rounds OF cheers. He looked every
inch a happy bridegroom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
rETrnsBrRG GOES DOWN.
Norfolk Has II Her own Way All
Through.

NORFOLK, VA. August 22.-tspocial)-
Those Of the faithful who journeyed 10
League Park to-day saw the Pet rsours
team go down In defeat before the LOCALS
and much satisfaction was expressed ac-
corl,nrly. The game was not an interest
ing one nj all as the crows had i an
the,r own way from tn start. Both hai-
lowell ana Weeks sid good work in the
box ~ l. 49,
Norfolk started her run-gettng in the
fourth inning. when one run was maze
Four more " r. made In the NTH SIX IN
The sixth. and two In the eighth. Turner'S
men failed to tally during the game, but
thev had several good chances to do 50.
Mills. Norfolks II " second baseman. put
mn a very good game, and the home
crarks sall he would DO. Tate got in
his usual good stick-work, having four
hits 70 his credit. and actually stole
three bases. Gaflncy secured two or me
four hits made by his team, bu. his ned
work was wretched. In the absence OF an
or.cial umpire, Mr.. Norris. an attachee
of the club. acted in that capacity, and
his work was very satisfactory Follow
inn Is the score.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

Complaint has been made az the First
Police Station that some unknown man
has been very disorlerly I'm the neighbor-
hood Of buchanan and Washington streets.
II is Thought the man ls crazy.
sam. Barlow Ccolored) was arrested yes
fer!ay and locked up in the Third station
on warrant charging him with stealing
$40 from Nr. J. II Wood.
Beverly Turner AMI Dan. Giles. two
negro boys. had 4 difficulty yesterday in
the gr0cery-store Of J. S Gardner. 10 west
Leigh street. Dan. came ont second best
ami breaking away from HIS antagonist
fleI across the street. RE was pursued by
Turner. who drew a pistol ana rired ut
the fleeing boy. but missed him. No ar
rests have rs yet been made.
:. r. Euiry was arrested last night and
lodged IN the Tt'rl station. charged with
conducting "A polcy-shop at the corner OF
Adams and Brook avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
THE sHRINF.Rs GOING TO BOSTON.
About Twenty-Five of Them 10 A.
tend the Trmpfnrs' Conclnvc.

About twenty-five members Of the Mys-
tic Shriners will leave on the NV tFa'h'
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, SUNDAY
evening for New York en- route Tor los
ton. where they will take part in the
Grand Encampment Of knights 1emplar'
The party Is due to arrive IN Ne"
York on Monday morning, ana at noon
Will 20 aboard the steamer Maryland
where a biz bean dinner viii be given
by the Boston Shrincrs. Ihey take tnc
Colonial Express at Harlem In the eve
ming for Boston. Arrived IN the inter
city they will be met by local delegauon
ana escorted 10 the C0pley Square Hotel,
their headquarters.
Monday night the Richmonders will at
tend the reception of ~. Johns Com
mandery. Of Philadelphia; Tuesday they
take part In the parade, and at night
attend receptions given by De Molay
Commanicry, OF Boston, and the Pltts-
burg Comm1ndery; wednesday they Visit
%autasket Beach. at night attending re-
ceptions given severaiy by the Grand
/ C0mmarGerics Of Kansas. Illlonois. and
/ Pennsylvania. on Thursday afternoon
/ they will bo the guests Of st. Johns Com
maulery. Of Proyiituce Thursday night
T the Shrncrs VIII turn host and receive
Jointly with the Grand Commandery OF
Kniehts Templar Of virginia ut the
Hotel brunswick. Friday they visit
Providence ~ the invitation Of 81. Johns
brethren. and Friday night the greater
number will leave there on the return
/ trip.
Those remaining Will 20 10 Nantnske'
/ Beach % b. present at the annual coun'
eff Of the Ancient Arabic order Noble
~ the Mystic shrine, which convene.
there September 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
VINO SHALL ELECT TIE OFFICERS
Epps Resolution Feature of the 'ri-
mnry to lie Discussed Tonight

The CITY Democratic Committee VIII
hold an important meeting ~ Pawhai'H
club to-rleht. Chairman Dave n. "H'
has been absent from the CRY 'or
dav or two, VIII be on hand, ana 'N.'
Attendance Of members Is desired -
the question Of bringing what Is know
az the Epus resolution before the ~,
yrhen tho primary 70 nominate canI.'''-'
for the legislature is held VII Ds ~
ported on by the Committee on rams.
IL is generally understood thtl II" ''''
FORTY Of the members Of the ''ly No''
mittee are in favor Il allowing we
nla - PASS upon this matter IS WIS
re,,,,t,1n finally passed the two branches
OF the city Council and was APPROVE
nv the Mayor. IL provided that the qHe7-
| ZION should be submitted 70 the people AZ
an approaching general election mo
/ CITY Attorney rendered an opinion 10
the effect that this could not De done
and after another unsuccessful enort 10
get the measure through the lower Oranch
! the author allowed the subject 10 rest.
! The resolution provides that the CITY In
eineer. city Attorney. superlntenients q
/ Tho Cas-Works. Water-Works. and Aims
/ house shall be elected by the people. In
stead of by the Council. These are the
salaries now being received by these on
GERS: City Engineer. $500 per annuin,
| City Attorney. $3.50; Superintendent Of
the City Works, $500 Ohis salary
has lust been reduced from s. 60W. super
lntendeut Of the City Water-Works. s. 500
/ Superintendent Of the city A.msh0usc
y,l2J Mr.. Carter. the present Superin
tendent Of the Almshogse. is paid So
year extra FOR acting as steward L
that institution.
1t IL said that the committee IL IL
yided as 10 the best form OF subm;tin.
the question. Some favor allowing th
voters 10 decide simply for or against
the proposed amendment: others desir
that an opportunity be given 10 say wha
officers shall be elected by the people
while stlll others favor naming certain
officers. and have them voted on In
! batch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
Urging Restoration Of CID Wages.

A matter OF general interest IN street
car circles IS the appeal Of the employees
Of the Richmond Railway ana EIe'''4C
Company for a restoration OF their wages
20 what they were prior 70 the reduction
IN 1898. Mr.. Frank VI. Woon, VINO dTeW
up the petition for the motormen ana con-
ductors and submitted II 70 1lr. George
r. Fisher. the general manager or that
company. does not regard a. final Mt.
Fishers reply 70 the eject that the com
pany was not only not making. but was
losing money. and the young attorney mas
since written 70 Mr.. Fisher asking MN
what he intends TO 10. The men 90 nor
contemplate strike, but are gong 20
bring all legitimate means 70 u.ir -
bring about the restoration Of their wages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

OF the Richmond Association are Very
hopeful that he can be inhucsu 10 -
y,o,nt bv the rssignation Of Mr.. Tibbitts.
MIR Mehaflcy WIS recommended Dy
s,ate-eecretary williams, and Mr.. @. W.
Douglas. general secretary Of the Phlladel,
mia Association. speaks in unstin'ed
terms OF praise about him. and says whi.e
they will regret to lose ar. Menahey'
they VIII throw no obstacle IN his way 70
going TO larger and more useful fields
f, Mr.. Nohaffey has several offers. nut u
f. understood that he favors Richmond
and 1t is very likely that he VIII come
here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
Mr.. Dern Appeals for Help.
RICHMOND. VA. August p. ls.o'


To the Editor of the Dispatch.
VIM you be kind enough TO call Tor
HELM in your paper 10 assist me IN NY
case against some lawless people III Luh-
euburg county? AS an American citizen
| mink | should be protected. / am rob-
bed and driven from my home WITH wire
and children. without clothing ana with
no means for protection. Had IL not been
for the German-American Association ana
other friendly disposed persons ana
nv family would have starved l have
seen "A prominent lawyer IN this CITY, ana
he told me that / not only could nave
the people punished who were connected
with the outrage, but could also make
them pay for the property they destroyer.
| will state here again that my hfsl
statement about the case IL true In every
respect. IL protected and advised by coun-
sci | must get my rights from the court
Int without counsel | am powerless.
Four OF the men are under Indictment
and the cases come up on the 9th OF Sep
TENDER. and having no money TO 20 10
Lunenburg or to engage counsel ana pay
necessary expenses, l am reluctantly
compelled TO appeal TO the citizens or
RICHMOND for assistance. ! never In my
life was compelled to beg. and as l went
three months ago 10 Lunenburg county
with more than 500 In cash In my pock-
cts. besides n lot Of clothes and also "A
10, of furniture. i little thought that
three months later all my money and
property would be gone, and not gone
through my idleness or carelessness. bu,
DESTROYED by lawless mob Through
my losses | stand powerless and penni'
less. with my wife and my poor little
children. I hope the citizens OF Rich
mond will show their sympathy with q
| Iay-ah,ding citizen by assisting me with
| funds 10 get my rights
am yours truly. JOHN pERN,
No 223 west Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

contest. El,z and Donahue gave general
satisfaction. 49,. ,o.,,es hero
Washington Will play TWO Sa'''S
Tomorrow.
po,,roore ..1Olo21ot'- lS 3
chtco,,, .00000oc5 y
Batteries: Hemming ana No0''''0"'
Hutchinson and Kittfidge
GOOD FIELDING WINS.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. Aug"st
philadelphia defeated 'ihcih', -, ,,.aa
,o..oo, lac better fielding. Taylor was
~, bord IN the first few innings nu'
of,or mot he became very effective Az
tendance, 5,937. Score y IT u
,,.r,,o,r,,,, 11OOoO2 II
CincInreti go. 80 u o o 900" -
Do.trries. Taylor and Clements; Rhihes
and Vaughan. $500.
NICHOLS TOO MUCH FOR 'EM.
uosTON MASS. August 22-The visi-
tors could do nothing with nichols untl'
the eighth inning to-day, whhe boS.on
hated McDermott in timely puhe"e':
The batting OF Dufy and the hs'u'ns ~
! Collins were the features Oh the @o"'es''
Attendance, LOO Score; , " -
po..or lO2t1oO4' - IA 2
5os,om '''''' ooOO0OO32-5 2
nottcrles: Nichols and Camel; MeDer-
mott and Warner.
ALMOST a SIUT-OUr.
,,,ctt1NcToT. August 22.-But for an
,,,evcusab,e error by Tebeau In the ,hiiu
| ,nn,ng to-day, washington wouiu nare
/ Lcon shut ont. Wilson ptched sIc', Da''
/ uAue Mercer was hit hard. A''enuH'ee'
/ 90 score: - III 7,
/ Washington .... % 1880 -
nettories: Mercer and Mcclure; wilson
and O'Connor.
~ KENNEDY sUPERB.
uDooEIYN. y. Y. August cit was
proollvn's sixth consecutive victory To-
I,v Kennedy pitched a superb game
and the Plttsburg found his curves ioF
Lr, t,yo scratches The home team won
the came in the first inning. when Meme
! Go ~ the Plttshurg team. sent nYe men
g. rrst base on balls. hit one batter,
and failed TO touch base on TreaA"'y
founder 10 Bcckley. lie was relleV'' ~
IN, after nine men had toed the pia,e'
Tho disputed game Of July ISL VIII ~
played tomorrow. Score; ?, 7.
proollvr .5O1OO0O COOS
Ut
u,t.ar,os. Kennedy and Grim; Mtheie'
and Hart. AID Merritt.
ST. LOUIS TOO ERRONEOUS
NEW YORK. August 22.-The New .,
yorks defeated ST. Louis to-day, ch's,'S
because Of the errors made ~ Won u' I
Abe,s men. German was hit iTeey -
<, Louis. end Ruse took his place, nav.
49,. ,ho browns completely az his mercy
The crowd was S'''''''' r. H. L
v,,. York ......31O1O03o'-S z
=, luis ..........00140oloo-5
batteries: German AMI Rusie' and WI
en-. Euret. McDougall. ana Pd'z'
southern League
.,-... Ri. Z
,; ~ H .. ...2O2OO1Oo9-5 5
1t, ms. $500. ...o0O000ool u .
Iiatferips. Norton and Wilson; Lawrenc
and f ,.ls..r,.. R.H.E
~aehville .... al O 6 I ! - -
Mon,romery q. ..O1o00oool-2 II
n,tter!es: Daniels and sweeney; Sharks
Ford. Rappold. and Wiley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

About 1870 o'clock last night electric
car No. 2J3 ran into a wagon on Seventh
street. near the Byrd-Street Station,
painfully lnjuring Joseph Carter (colored).
the driver. when the cOnveyances came
together the horse attached 10 the wagon
broke loose, and Carter was thrown 10
the ground and badly bruised. though no
bones were broken. The ambulance was
summoned and Carriers wounds attend
cd to- He then got into his vehicle and
drove 10 his home. near Bon Air. In Ches-
terrified county.
Motorman Thomas Martin and Conduc-
tor W. 4. Bailey. who were in charge
Of the car. We're arrested and balled for
their appearance In the Police Court this
morning The motorman says he used
Avery precauti0n In handling the car, but
that the accident was unavoidable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

WILSON. y. c.. August 2.-(spec.aL)-
II is reported IN business circles that
the Dukes OF Durham, viii soon begin
the erection of a stemmery here that VIII
be- 2l0x9l0 feet. and five stories high. The
one now being erected BY Mr.. Richmond
Maury is going up rapidly. All the brick
work IS finished. and the wood work Is
being pushed forward.
The tobacco business is Increasing so
rapidly here that plans are being iormu-
lated 10 enlarge the warehouse room. II
IA said that the Centre-Hrick Warehouse,
which now fronts on G0llsboro' sire e.
viii be extended 10 Tarb1rO' street, thus
making the length 40 feet, instead of
90 a. now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
Southern Lene w.
TIE CARPET MayUFAcTuRERs.
Tbov ,fnlse Vir;unI Acknowledge
mcnt Of Defeat rs Against striKerS'

PHILADELPHIA, PA, August T.
Twenty-two ingtain-carpet manufacturers
whose weavers are on a strike. met ct 'he
Manufacturers Club last evening, and al
ter a lengthy discussion Of the strike re.
solved 10 resume WORK IN their mills az
once. II vas agreed that each nrm shouIt
make such terms with its OPP faloIs M
could to induce TIE latter - return 10
work. A considerable proportion OF me
,n9nufacturers present declared their de-
termination 70 start up today. ana 70
,-rsut IN. schedule-an Increase Of Il per
cent.-demandrd by the strikers
The decision Of the manufacturer one
~ those who was at the meeting re-
marked. was a virtual acknowledgment OF
5afea,. the strikers getting all they de-
manlel. .,. e.. 49,,
OF the 1900 weavers who struck 100 t"t
71-9 per cent. scale on July nth about
I 100 lad returned T. work at the advanced
rcala I'D to last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
THREE FUNERALS YESTERDAY.
Those cf Wr. Richard r. Alvey. Mrs
burnett. and Mrs. Donnu.

The remains Il Mr.. Richard T. Alvey,
who died suddenly in Asheville. y. c..
were brought to Richmond yesterday
morning By the G o'clock train over the
Southern railway The body was met NJ
tho dcuot BIZ relatives and friends, who
bore II 10 the residence OF Mr.. Bernard
Lewis. No. 505 east Franklin street. The
funeral took place from Broad-5treet
Methodist church az O'Clock IN the after
noon. Rev. Dr. Young officiating. seve-
raj arpropriate selections We're sung I'M
presslvely by Mr Willie Grant. Tho re-
m-lns were ent0mhed IN the family lot
AT HOLLYWOOD At a meeting OF the Grain
and Cotton Exchange held AT noon yester-
law resolutions Of regret and ~ sympa-
thy with the relatives were adopted.
The funeral 81 Mrs. J. n. Burnett. wife
OF Professor Burnett. Of Cars0n-Newman
College. Tennessee. took place from The
residence OF her brother. Senator sands,
No 1913 Grove avenue. at ID o'clock yes
terlav morning The remains were
brought from Messy Greek Tenn, on the
train due here al O'Clock, and were
met by large number Of relatives and
friends Of the deceased. In the absence
II Rev. Or. Hatcher. Of whose church
the deceased was a member before her
marriage. the last sad rites were per-
formed ty Rev. Or. John Pollard. Of the
faculty of Gichm5nd College The inter-
meut was made in the family section az
Hollywood.
MIS-. Mollle ponnti. who died Tuesday
evening was buried yesterday afternoon
1T o'clock from 81. Johns church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
MIG FIRE N MILWAUKEE,.
So uIocJ,s of Warehouses iiurned-
BOY Run over nnd Killed

MILWAUKEE,. WIS. August 22-At 2
o'clock this afternoon serious i!ro broke
out IN the Union steamboat dock ana
warehouse on the Menominee river. The
dock and warehouse are leased by the chit
cago. Milwaukee and 81. Paul Railway
Company.
The wind was blowing almost a gale
ana the fire spread rapidly to freight cars
many OF which were moved away by en-
rines as soon as hey could be reached.
All the warehouses for six books along
the west side OF the river, which were
mostly frame. We're burned. with thsir
contents. including much freight
Before 2 o'clock the fire was unaer con
troll The loss Will foot up probably $780,
90 70 $1,000.
A boy named McManus was run over
and killed BY coal supply wagon Of thS
| fire department.