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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

each. Limit of four to one Gus
toner.
The city supplied in Hose.
$40 dozen ladies' Fast Black, Seamless
Hose 70 Pie. grlde. for 81. a. pan;
LADIES' Fast Black or Russet Coiored
ladies' FAST Black Hermsdorr spliced
Heel c5c. Hose for l5c. a pair.
Ladies %, Lisia-Thr ad Hos for 53c
Ch.ldrcn's Fast Black 25c. Bicycle Hose
tor l. l--c. riir
We sell Mems Furnishings as we
DO all other things-at a nominal
profit.
Mems Half Hose Black or Russet.
Hermsi.ri usual best l9c. quality LOT
- l--c
Men- Fast Black l2l-2c. Hose. seamless
FOR g.. q pair.
All the Neei.gee shirts 20 be closed for
$50 that w-re un to $40.
Mems Baibr.ggan rndershirts, were DC
20 bs Tor -5c.. s3c ones 20 De 10 80,
Al the e5c Best Windsor scarfs Tor
is 2-3c
Flannels for one half OF any
price ever known.
$500 yards White Fllnnel p inches vide
worth \ 10 l6c yard. for '-Sc.
Uom--Alade White shaker Flannel
worth Jlr. a yard. for Do.
Best Pile. White Shaker Flannel Tor
25e. ft-wool Medicated Scarlet Flannel
ST. white Canton Flannel for 37-Sc.
Zoe. Canton Flame. for &c..
i lie Canton Flannel for &c.
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DRUGGISTS SUNDRIEs.
SPECIAL FOR TO-DAY

Large lie. bottle OF the Best Machine
on for Sc Not over 1 bottles sold 10
any one customer. 49,,
From go s. II o'clock: WoOd-Back Nail
Brushes g. each.
Polished Wooden Handle Curling irons
for &c. each
Iarge Swansdown P0wder-Puifs, value
&c. for Ice. each.
GOODYEAR S-inch Rubber Dressing Combs
for o.. each: VI We j. l--c.
From n 20 ! o'clock. Carolina Tar soap
for Zoe. n cake.
S. lo and lJc. Polishing Mltts for &C.
each.
A ioc. package OF the Best Refined Borax
for g. D package.
Large 6-.ncn Imported Kld Curriers', cost
25c. q dozen 90 import. for Toe. a doz' n
P.rffweI Antiseptlc Talcum Powder,
value &c. a box. for Joe.
SPECIAL: A Pounl Can Of Naseline
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BLACK DRESS FABRICS.

Buy them while you can attheSe
prices;
4s-inch Atwood French Imperial Serge
worth - and Soc. Tor 52c. 90.
Figured BriIllautnes, cost .e,c, ior &c
Figured Bril.anuue. cost So. lor &C.
MS Heavy Siciiian cloth for o3c. -,
f1-,n'b Heavy camel s-lIair Scrg-, VICE
vale. 81 - grade. for ioc
Prieyticy SOC. Armure FOR &c.
Fr! stley Polka spot Caneis-HaF serge
usual $l35. for zoe.
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HOUSEEURNiSHlNG DE-
PARTNiNT.

It's the difference in prices that
brings so many people here. A
marvellous Offering fox Monday.
200 Parlor Rockers very finely finished
In oak, covered with fne six Tapes
try. spring sell. highly polished, a.
$2S, real value q.
SI.25 Rockers tor 6Qc.
800 Best Quality, Double-Rattan Seat
Sewing or Sitting Room Chairs nicely
finished. aC t'e.
our entire stock IL Hardwood. Large
size Adjustable window Screens. best
wire cloth. that sold up 10 Sc. a; &c
6-i00t Step-iaaders. made from best
pine wood, nlaileable-.Fon castinse,
5 dozen Ciothes-Plns for Sc.
Extra-Well-M Made Clothes Brush, always
sold for ljc., from % y o'clock 81.
3-quart Gem Icc-Crcam Freezer. csc;
other sizes at reduced prices
Good a,-ineh 3-Piy Garden Hose at &c.
a foot. regular price s..
4-Secton valley clothes Bar. strong
brass hinges, generally sells az 75c. to-
morrow 35c.
House Br5oms-A large lot OF best 4
and 5-strins seNed. selected corn,
costing up 10 50c, al lie.
Chopp!ng- Knives. best steel Sc
Strong. Heayy Zinc-Front Washboards.
coc. kind Tor -
About $1,000 worth Of Heavy
Steel Gray Enlmelled Ware will be
sacrificed at so CENTS ON ThE
DOLLAR. Every piece guaran.
teed to be Of first quality and no,
to leak.
Soc. extra large size Enamelled
Tea and Cofee-Pots at 44c.
THE COHEN co
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DINNER AND TEA-SETS.

New importation OF Beautiful Carlsbad
Decorated Dinner Sets, l02 pieces.
Sli95. we'll worth 500
Finest Limoges French-Chlna Dinner
sets. finely decorated. 100 pieces. cost
10 import s3s y. FOR Mondays sale SIS.
Finest Limoges Frcnch-I nina Tea Sets.
handsomely decorated. 500. from sl2.
Fine EnCl. sh-China Tea Sets. - pieces.
good 5 value. FOR 2lD
- dozen Fine Real China Fancy Gus.
pad0ras, finely decorated, always sol,
AZ 09c.. for Monday only 32c.
100 dozen Decorated Aftcr-Dlnnci
cups and Saucers at &c. a pair
Finest English-China Nashbowls. ful
size. a. 25c.. from zoe.
% dozen Englsh-Dcc0ratcd Cuspadores
fun size at re. a pair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

$50 yards 46.inch sI.19 HigheSt
Grade Henrietta for 49,. ydTd.
Only one dress to a customer.
For the Ssason-the Closing Sale
4 ,Nf-;.- ro.f-
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! N. a IolnI Idu OF Nd8'
l5c.
NOTIONS.
bile Hair-P.us. lc. a paper.
lar OF Real English pins, cont


Invisible Ha.r-Pus. lc q papcr.
\ Payer OF Real English Pins, contain
Ing p0 Pins. for &c. a paper
AMI Sc. Colored Beading for &c. n
bunch
From 1920 to 1880: ? papers OF Real
English Pins for lc.
Br00ks's Machine Thread. 90. a spool.
Real Enslsh Tape, lc. bunch (all
widths.
Royal Nickel Safe'y-p.ns, &C. n dozen.
90 yards Fasting Cotton f0r lc. a spool.
SPECIAL.
&C Stockinet Dress Shields for Sc. pair
BOne-Casing, ali eOlors. a.. apiece.
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REAL CUT GLASS.

EXtra-Quallty peep-Cut Oh or NSegat
Bottles. Lepidary. cut full. regular
price o.. for hours-9.D 10 lA
o'clock-s0c.
% only Cut-Neck Water Bottles. actua'
value 1875 for Monday Sc.
80 dozen Thin crystal Table Tumblers.
always sold an 3c. a dozen, while
they last &c. each.
From 10 t0I2 o'clock.
JoD Fine Crystal Covered Butter Dishes
az g..
co Revolvng-Handle Ronlng-Pins, Toe
Fine English-Chinl Soup-Plates. les.
toon and plain edges, az &c. each
,SiX % buyer.
From O to II o'clock.
5oo Best-ouality Tin coffee Boilers win
STEAMERS, large size. at &C., regular
price ljc.
2Oo Trilby Vases. clear crystal. az lsc
All sizes Steel carpet Tacks, fun pack
ages. packs for ic.
Erom 1ItoI o'clock.
Our 2sc. AlI-BristIe Shoe Pol
isher, with dauber, solid.blck, al
&c.
500 Black Japanned IS.inch
Walters, gilt borders, at Sc, regu-
lar prize 25c.
All sizes and shapes Best Wire
Lamp Frames, for one hour only, 9
to 10 o'clock, sc.
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20 and 25c. Pie Plates, %.
GAS AND OIL STOVES.

BestQuality 3-Burner O.l-Stoves, iron
bottoms. steel-iinshed tops. best brass
burners. AT yli5 from s.
Only 70 OF our Best-Quality l-Burner
Oii-Stoves LETT. guaranteed not 10 leak,
always sold for Soc, tomorrow &c
Full-Nickel 3-Burner Gas-StOvcs. a great
gas-saying stove. large burner, regu-
lar price ~. for Mondays sale SIS.
Extension Tops for oii-stoyes. soc. kind.
l9c
100 japanese Bread and Cake Boxes.
strong and heavy. our $40. size az 35c.
Refrigerator Pans. made OF galvanized
steel don't rusO. i5o.
Best Japanncd Dust-Pans. 2c
Best-Qua,ity REFINED Toilet Sets.
pieces. al i6c. a set. usual price 81 o.
Real ENtra-Lafgc- BlOck-rin DISH
Pans. double thickness holds 10 quarts,
never sold for less than 4Sc., Monday
from 10 10 o'clock. ljc.
BlOck-Tin pippcrs with long ebony
handles. a Toe. article az &C..
2-quart BlOck-Tin Da.ry-Pans. &c.
Long-Handle BlOc6-1in Tipped Stew
pans. nice size for gas or 0ll-stoycs.
at 3hc each.
Best-Quality Family SIZE Tea Scales
made. 43c. (One set - a customer.
Best C0coanut-Gratcrs. o. each.
Patent Ham and Meat Broilers, full
size, az &c.
Special China reductions.
Handsomely Decorated Maiolica Pitch
ers. full size. az &c, from sc.
Berry Sets or Salad Sets. worth S.2j.
fine Gocco china, decorated. j
pieces. at 6Sc.
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OF White GOODS.

Only one dress to customer
For the Ssason-the Closing Sale
OF White Goods.
Plaid. Striped. and Ch'cked N. Musi ms
49, \,insooks luc satin haIS, lu"I
cost l. - d rs 2-5e., i9f 90 It -. -
Plain India Linens, l-9 yaiN9 49,
sneer. that usually sci io. -Y''
..y'tnS, t 1gr Nalrsook. costing 42c.
yard 20 Lara, for 80. - 30
35c Fine Iush b'm .{..., for 5 isS' grade
Eeal-Swiss-Dottrd M4s'''-9' -o~
r ior X Y;-ayinso6k Hair-Cori. ice. value.
r. !, - White Duck for size.
Linens TO BE SOLD. Roe, SCOTCH
4'i' ,i.'l,Iiv So q dozen. for >L5s
Ai-pure. Linen Dinncr-Napklns' Sl.-'
value. for 7oc; a dozen. bor,stt,cb-
Finc Damask Lunch-C .9ths' heiils'l'S"-
lor,,tr.,- and Tray-Cloth, hne satln-da-
s1e value. for 25c. sacn.
Turkev-Red Tab.e-DamasH' -oc' grade
Dor 10. Il /; i- -ccotch Double -Damask Table
Gd l;l.g; 'Tiable-Linen, bleached. DOC.
H,mstitcned Tabl Linen ioupir p9e"-
work slis grade. for ysc yttd.
Linen P-lO"-SHPS' 'PN''
Mo- 10, 'SStair-Ldnen, fancy borders. that
80 81 : Hdneyconb iOc. Toweh. for
riDe, Huck Towels for Sc each.
t;rtra.Sixe lec Huck Towels tor Nc,
= dozen 40 and SOC. Bleacned- l(aIhdsh
Towels. no two dozen alike Tor -oc'
,. eaSn' Turkish Towels. 50 inches long,
~ y inches wide. for l9c. each.
piiin Duck Carriage or Furniture
,ctoiVverihg, IS inches wide. zoe. grade
for &c.
From q:So 10 Io:I5.
All.Linen SOC. dozen Frlnged
Dovlies tor 2tsc' each.
aides Muslin Underwear Sale
where Cohen beats Cohens'.
Ready at 9 o'clock.
Hundreds Of garments-Gowns; SKIRTS skirts
br1Vers. ana Corset-C oversize u.ual
arl,"ary cost OF which Is up 10 N.lO,
for zoe = garment.
Irfants' Cambria slips Tor 2oc.
ladies' Hlgh-Neck Corset-CoVeIs Tor &c.
Remember that We are selling
Embroideries for one half that other
merchants ask.
r,,hroldery. worth 70 &c. a yard.
Eii. ..s n IL Yards for re.
obpr ,s0c centre Table-An 70 to zoe. En-
brolderies Tor 80. A cholce. -
rrnwade Embroidered Aprons, % 70 40
100 dentn. ready-made would be 30
70 75c; choice Of any for PIC
Laces. and Knit Underwear are
close to each other in Price. Half
value throughout.
HANDK ERCHIEFS.
ladies. scaloped. Embroidered Hand
Le~chlefs. full embroidered corners, al
yavs lGc for SC. each.
Ladies White Hemsttched, for &C., In
stead Of &c each.
ISdies' Sheer Il i-3c. Mourning. Sc.
Ladies Scalloped, Embroidered Mourn
Mems White Hand Hemstitched Hand
kerchlefs worth &c. for Zoe. each.
Mems l2 lie. Colored-Bordersd for &c.
From Io:45 to 1880.
Mems Linen Tape Bordered
Largest-Size Handkerchiefs tor &C.
THE COHEN ca
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y, August 1906.
A TEST TRADE-SALE
THE, PEOPLES STORE!

An exhibit curio to prove to the people Of RICHMOND Ih1
Prices Of This Great
Prices that will Bring Down the House. and that only could b
made when the customary time for trading has its spell of rest
It's done in order to closer acquaintance with those few w
heretofore dealt to disadvantage through their ABSENCE NJ
how few thew were we Them and the management
paws hundreds perhaps thousands of dollars for the invitation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

It's the difference in prices that
brings so many people here. A
marvellous Offering for Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

200 Parl0r Rockers. very finely finished
In oak, covered with fine six Tapes
try. spring se3t, highly polished, a.
$2S, real value g.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-21

Train on Scotland Neck Branch road
leaves Weldon $40 = m. HALIFAX a.
= IN. arrives Scotland Neck ~ { - n ~
Grecnvillc G.37 IN. kiusfou 80 B. "a.
Returning leaves kiustou go e m.
Greenville So IA. Arriving Halifax
ut 1859. "A IN. Weldon II 20 n IA.
daily except SUNDAY.
Trains on Washington Branch leave
Washington 100 IN. arrives at Par
mele ) 80 a m. returning leaves rarinc-
lie & 10 m. arrives Washington 30
p IN. Daily except SUNDAY Connect.
with trains on Albcmarlc and Raleigh
Railroad and Scotland Neck Branch
Train leaves Tarboro. Via Alhcmade
& Raleigh road Daily except sunday.
ii0p III, sunday 800 III. arrive WI.
liamston, lis p m, g. - = m. rly-
mouths.3O = m, 52o NJ Returning
leaves Plymouth. Daily except sunday.
600, n m Williamson 100 q ma.
95S IA III. Arrive 1arboro 10 90 ~.
i 20 n III.
Trains on Southern Division. Wilson
and Fayetteville Branch leave FaNcttc-
Vile Branch leave Fayetteville 80 p
~, arrive Rowland Il a m. Return
ing leave Rowland 735 m. arrive ~
Fayetteville 9.l9 IN Daily except
sunday.
Train on Midland. y g.. Branch
leaves Goldsboro. daily except sunday
500 IN, arrive ~mithhold 100 m.
Returning leaves ~mlthhcld 500 a M.
arrive Goldsboro $50 a m.
Train ON Nashville Branch leaves
Rocky Mount at & 20 p ~. arrives Nash-
T.l5 p IN. Spring Hop" 80 = NJ.
Returning leaves Spring Hope > 90 q
IN. Nashville : 30 m Rocky Mount
9.l5 a m, daily, except sunday
Train on Clinton branch leaves War
saw for Clinton daily except sunday
at go m, and lllj tn. Return
ing leaves Clinton al : 20 % u. and u
10 IN connecting at War-aN for elm
ton, daily, except sunday ~ q 20 p m,
and lie IN. Returning leaves elm
ton at $50 m, and $40 = m.. CON
at Warsaw with No- 4 80. 20 and -.
Trains No. 81 South bound anil il
North will stop dolly Al Rocky Vt.
Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia.
Train No ~ make clo-n connection
at Weldon for all points North daily
All rail via Richmond and daily except
sunday via Bay Line, al-p except sum
day, with Norfolk and all points north
via Norfolk. JOHN +. DININE.
J. X. KENLY, GrNInAI -rr'r
SUP'T TRANS. T. VI EMMEK-oN,
GEM ra- ARt.
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BUsTlMENTE,S Arrest.
VIII Be Punished for AL the FGtslts o
ESetG.


ESetG.
NEW YORK, n. Y, Oct. 5.-A special
ca BILE dispatch from San Salvador says:
Colonel Florentino Bustamente, arrested
recently on board the steamer City of Sgd
ney by the Salvadorean authorities at
Puerto La Libertad, will be delivered to the
local authorities.
He is accused of robbery, incendiarism
and other crimes. Bustamente says his
arrest was an outrage and while he was on
board the Sydney he was under the pro-
lection of the American flag, and while in
San Francisco last year, together with
Ezeta and other Salvadorean refugees, he
was tried, but there was not sufficient
evidence to cause his extradition back to
Salvador.
1t is believed that President Gutierrez
will punish Bustamente for all the crimes
charged to EZeta and his party, and will
order Bustamente shot.
1t is generally believed that Bustamente
has been sacrificed by Antonio Ezeta. He
says the latter is without money, and
was only able to leave San Francisco
through advances made to him by a
Spaniard Manuel Casin, on whom Ezeta
conferred the rank Of general, and who
paid Ezetas hotel and steamer fare. Sal
vador Rodriguez, Charge d'Affaires of Sal
vador in Mexico during EZeta's regime,
has been compelled to leave the country
secretly through persecution, because he
was thought to be implicated in conspira-
cies against the present administration.
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charge by the priests attached to the cathe-

draI.
Prince Lobanoff Rostovsky, Russian
Minister of Foreign Affairs; Baron Moh-
renheim, Russian Embassador; United
States ambassador Eustis and Lord Duf-
ferin, British ambassador, arrived in car
riages. Newton Eustis, secretary OF the
United States Embassy, and Commander
Rogers, naval attache of the United States
Embassy, walked in the procession.
At noon President Faure arrived and
passed under the mourning drapery which
concealed the facade OF the church. The
Grand Duke Constantine of Russia and
Prince Nicholas of Greece, were already in
the church. Able Marie celebrated the
mass and the choir sang the liturgy.
In the meantime the catafalque was
hastily erected in the center of the square,
and a draped rostrum, from which M.
Poincare, Minister of Public Instruction,
delivered a funeral grafton, was also
erected.
Archbishop Richard pronounced absolu-
ton after the mass. President Faure
walked out of the cathedral between Grand
Duke Constantine and Prince Nicolas and
listened to M. Poincare's eulogy of NJ.
Pasteur, in which he reviewed the
scientists career and lauded his modesty,
valor and charity.
Dense masses of people filed the square.
The troops defled half an hour before the
coffin, and the body was then placed in
the vault of the cathedral in the presence
of the family.
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The communication stated that, while
highly pleased with the spirit of apprecia-
ton evinced by the people of Stockton, the
directors would prefer to see the road COM
p!ete in every detail before banquets were
given. In other words, the tenor of the
message was business before pleasure"
and it now appears that the railroad people
will have plenty to look after while here.
Besides the inspection of all the lines and
grades. they will locate and take the first
steps looking to the erection of a division
roundhouse and machine and repair shops.
The road has progressed now so far that
the machine-shops are needed, and it is
understood here that as soon as the loca-
ton is decided upon and plans drawn bids
on the work will be called for. There is
every reason to believe that work OH the
shops and roundhouses will be under way
soon. Both are needed, and Judging from
the management displayed in other de-
partments of the work the directors will
not let necessity go unsatis6ed.
A special meeting of the commercial as
sociation will be held Monday evening in
order that the directors may discuss the
location of the shops with the business
men OF the city.
The mechanics here are well pleased
with the outlook for work this winter, as
it is the custom of the Valley railroad
people to favor home firms and laborers
wherever possible.
A large shipment of coal from San Fran
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services over the body of Professor Louis
Pasteur took place in the Cathedral of
Notre Dame to-day.
| About o'clock this morning the first
group of delegates arrived in the Rue
Dutot in front of the Pasteur institute,
where the body has been lying in state,
and thereafter there was steady stream
of people come TO take part in the OBJ
sequies.
AT II o'clock the clergymen of the parish
church said prayers over the coffin. which
was then placed in the hearse. The Re-
publican Guard headed the procession, and
were followed by General Saussier, Mill
tary Governor of Paris, and his staff, with
a numerically strong military escort. Then
came the delegates from the Alsatian So
cieties, the various municipalities and
trades. followed by delegations of monks
and students, all of them bearing impos-
ing wreaths.
Five floral cars were in the procession,
all of them covered with wreaths. The band
of the Republican Guard played dirge
as the procession started for the cathedral
The hearse, drawn by six horses, was fol-
lowed by M. Pasteur's son, his son-in-law
dent of the Senate and Chamber OF
Deputies, Premier Ribot and NJ
Travieux, Minister of Justice, followed
by the leading foreign diplomats and an
unending line of generals, admirals and
lesser military and naval officers; dele
CATION of mem bers of the French Acad-
emy. including Cope, the celebrated
litterateur; NJ. Paul Bourget, the poet and
novelist; NJ. Leon Say, the famous econo-
mist; red-robed Judges, physicians. and
representative members Of every profes-
sion.
The procession was about mile long
and its rear guard was composed of a troop
of cavalry. The route near the Pasteur In
stitute was lined with silent crowds of men
and women who made the sign of the cross
as the body passed by.
As the hearse reached the cathedral of
Notre Dame wreaths were placed in the
square. The priests connected with the
late NJ Pasteur's parish left the coffin at
the church door and it was then taken in
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PAID FOR LOST PROPERTY,
Mrs. FoltZ Taught the English
Steamship Officials
Lesson.
An American Lady Lawyer Who
Refused to Submit to Ship
wreck Without Damages.

DENVER, CoLo.,. Ocr. 5.-Mrs. Clara
Shortridge-Foltz of San Francisco stopped
off in Denver to-day while en- route home
after a vacation tour abroad. Mrs. Foltz
left for Europe in June. She was accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Virginia
Foltz, whom she took abroad for the pur-
pose of having her voice tried before
prominent French teachers.
After touring the Continent they at
tempted to cross the English Channel on
the steamer Seaford. When part of the
way across the boat collided with the
freighter Lyon. There were aboard 355
passengers and the Seaford was sunk All
the passengers lost their baggage except
ing what they could carry in hand satchels,
and Mrs. Foltz lost three large trunks
filed with her handsome gowns and bric-a-
brac and treasures which she had picked
up during her tour on the Continent.
Mrs. Foltz was told that she could not
get cent of damages. But the English
officials did not take into consideration
that she was an American woman and
lawyer as we'll, and she went before the
managers of the company and demanded
settlement. She was paid in full for her
property and the payment was promptly
made, too.
''In America railway and steamship
companies are liable for damages in cases
of wreck" said Mrs. Foltz, in speaking of
the matter, land | pointed out that the
English law also covered this important
point. A woman lawyer was something of
revelation to the English officials, and l
have never felt better over any suit that
have won than 1 felt over my victory in
this case"
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WoRRlED TO THE CRAVE.
Suicide of a Defendant i1s Too Breach of
Promise Suits.

Promise Suits.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Oct. s.
Frederick Leutzinger, one of the old resi-
dents of this city, was found dead in bed
this morning, having committed suicide
by taking dose of carbolic acid. The
suicide was caused by worry over two
breach of promise damage suits that were
pending in the courts. Miss Clara Uhlen-
hoist of st. Louis asked $35. 900 and Mollie
Graham of this city asked for $25, 900.
Leutzinger was a wealthy retired baker,
who became complicated with the Graham
woman some months ago. A few days
ago she sent him word that she would kill
him unless he settled with her.
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Buell. of the Commercial Association re-
ceived a communication this afternoon
from the Valley railroad headquarters in
San Francisco requesting that there be no
public demonstration here next Monday,
on the occasion of the visit of inspection
by President Watt and the directors.
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Killed bu a -FtutctceE.

HOBOKEN, N. j., Oct. 5.-The 80 1000
pound fywheel attached to the 500 horse
power engine in the power house of the
Hudson Electric Light Company burst
this morning. Carl Anderson, the head
engineer, was killed and his body was
found on a girder near the roof of the
engine-room. William Coggeswell and
William Pierson, assistant engineers, were
badly injured
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PARIS. FRANCE, Oct. 6.-The funeral
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GUTHRIE, o. t., Oct. 5.-Willis and
Harry Welsh, convicted of robbing an old
man. were sentenced to life Imprisonment.
They are the first to be convicted under
the law making train and highway robbery
capital crimes.
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cisco is expected to arrive here tomorrow.
twill be used on the locomotives in con-
struction work. Superintendent Wilbur
was busy to-day buying such other ma
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STOCKTON, CAL, Oct. 5.-President