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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-20
Frutas, Legumbres.
Carnes Y PesCad0s,

uli~os receptores de los excelentes
vinos de Maeharnudos. y del renom-
brado cognac de Maria Brizard.
Rseonendamos a las personas de
gusto Ell afannado vino "Cepa de Ma
con"
A. Trias y Ca.
Juio 10 1895. l. af1o. alt :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-20

EUGENIo DEsCHAMPS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14
VIII COME TO RICHMOND.
Devin Post, No. las, q. \. r., of brooklyn
To visit THIS City.

The members of Devin Post. No. lS.
G. A. r.. OF Brooklyn. y. Y, VIII visit
many points TN Virginia about August
3ist and September LIST. Quite a large
crowd will join the party on the trip, the
object OF which is TO visit the various
battle-grounds around Richmond and
other places of interest In and around
the city.
The post will leave New York via the
Old Dominion Line. Saturday afternoon.
August Ust. at o'clock, reaching Ola
Point the next morning. They Will visit
the various points Of interest around
Old Point until 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
when they viii start for Richmond. ar
irving here az L. NJ. The party VIII
stop at Murphy's Hotel while "a tins
city. They will visit all the points OF
interest in ana around the city, aud VIII
take trips 60 many OF the battle-heids
within easy reach.
on their arrival in this city Lee Camp.
c. v, will receive The visitors The
chairman OF tho committee which VIII
arrange the details OF the trip is Jas. +.
Keenan,. and VI. J. Cummings Is secretary,
and Thomas Ii. Herman, treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

A special TO The Times from Petersburg
last night says. 4 negro boy. who Is
supposed to be Walter Carter. who IS
wanted in Hcnrico county, Tor the muir
de- Of another negro boy, named John
Lee, was captured near Weldon last
night. and was brought TO Petersburg
this morning and com nlt-sd TO jail The
accueed saws his name is John 8dllingcr
and that his place Of residence is Char
lesion, :. c., says he knows nothing
about the murder and that he had never
been In Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14
ATLANTA'S EXPOSITION.
4 WORKING MODEL or THE MICA
RAGUAN CANAL TO BIZ SHOWN.
Illinois Commissioners Elect Oficers.
Mrs. Moran viii Not Take subordf-
nate Position--Other Resign.

ATLANTA. GA, July l3.-Space In
the TRANSPORTATION building Of the Cot
ton states and International Exposition
WAS awarded to-day for a model Of the
Nicaragua Canal. which was exhibltet IN
Paris. The national character OF TINS
undertaking. and its especial Importance
to the development and extension OF the
industries OF the South. makes its ex-
biblt Of an unusual interest to this sec
ton.
The model Is fourteen By forty feet
IN size. and is a representation In Keller
Of the entire canal from San Juan DEL
Norte. on the Caribbean sea, 10 Brlto'
on the Pacific, showing the topography,
water-courses. and lakes. The model
viii be an operative one. arranged 10
show the flow Of water from Lake Near
aqua and the great central reservoir 10
either outlet Of the canal.
CHICAGO. ILL. July 13.-The Illinois
commissioners 10 the Atlanta Exposition
met yesterday in the parlor Of the HI
nois National Bank. y. :. 1rude was
elected president: Geo. Schneider, vice.
president: ". =. Halliday. Of Cairo. treas
urer. and Willis J. Abbott. secretary
The secretary was authorized 10 visit
Atlanta TO select site for the Illinois
building. and to commission an architect
to prepare the necessary plans for the
edincc. An Office viii be opened In Chi
cago within a week for tie convenience
Of intending Illinois exhibitors.
DESIGNATIONS ~ NV YORK.
NEW YORK, July l3-A meeting OF
tho New York committee for the Cotton
States Exposition was held AZ the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Joseph Bradley Read yes
terdav. The resignation OF Mrs. 3D.
ward Moran from the Craftsmanship OF
the Art Committee. which ON two former
occasion. was rejected, was at this meet
ing accepted. Mrs. Moran said that
al the time OF taking the craftsmanship
she had understood that It was TO be
I'm connection with that department OF the
Exposition: that she. as an artist would
have the selection and placing OF the
nne-art work Of the women Of New York.
and be the supreme head OF her func-
ton. 1t was only in that capacity that
she would act. and a position OF less Inn
portance. as a subordinate position, she
would not have accepted IN the begin
ming.
There have been several other resigna-
lions from the New York committees.
Mrs. Florence Gray gave up her posi-
ton this morning. Mrs A. NJ Palmer,
chairman on drama, resigned last March
because Of ili-health. and Mrs. William
Todd Helmuth. chairman on hospitals
has been absorbed into the general man
agement at Atlanta, az vice-president OF
the Womans Board, because the Ne"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

(colcretD. assaulting and teauns Nann"
Woodson. Fined SO. I'D. .oS
Threatening to beat Lucy Dolan, $50
John Lockwood and Kate Sne.mth
(coioredj. cnrsing and abusing Anne Ivy
Eila Jones and Annie Coy scoloreul'
cursing and abusing Kate sHef"~"'
Fined $3.50 each. 90, s
given six months I'm Jail in defaiit OF 81"
security Tor keeping a disorderly house.,
William McCurley. u. u. ,so,i WI
liam \. Butter. Gertrude f1tzfsra'1, 80
for being dlsofierly In the house OK sue
Macon. The men were nned Wv eaS"
and the women s. each. -.
William Patton (colored). charged WIN
entering the dweiiing-touse OF James
burke and stealing some eggs. case sent
on TO the grand jury.
Alex Tunstall. leaving his horse on
the street and for contempt Of court, was
fined s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

York woman's room was inadequate for
her hospital exhibit.
Mrs Joseph Bradley Read. chairman Of
the woman's work. In this city. reported
great progress. and expressed the be-
lief that the New York room will not be
a disappointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

.Ju,tice Johns Court.

The following eases were disposed OF
In the Police Court Yesterday.
Albert Hughes and Mathew Dickerson
Nolh colOreD were fined - each for
fighting.
Maria Wheeler and Andrew Woodson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

In the city Circuit Court Judgment was
entered yesterday Va the suit % J. II.
rurpin against r.. 3. Tucker for so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

In the Law ard Equity Court yesterday
Judgment was rendered Tor the plaintiff
In the suit OF the Westnam Granite Coni-
pany against NJ. Byron x son for SlilO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

Misses Mamie and Ida Steger will be
the guests OF Miss May Sandys Lynch,
az her aunts. Mrs. W. W. Townfs. oe
Petersburg. Va. during July. as will
Miss Marie Beverly Woodson. OF
WASHINGTON. II. g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

The will CT Mrs Mary Wade was yestsr'
day admitted 10 probate in the cha lcery
Court, Mrs. c. 4. Wiimouth and Mary
Anne Wade qualifying as executors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

Never have the Richmond people been
given such extra values In Brass Ban
quct or Giass-Ease Lamps as are be-
Ing shown hero.
GLASs-VAsE LAMPS. solid colors-P.nk.
Blue. and YellOw-cOn plcte. ssc.
PRINCESS LAMPS, quite new. just the
thing for bridal gifts. N.39
PRINCESS LAMPS. delft decorations.
500.
SOLID BRASS BANQUET LAMP. COM
plfte, centre-draft burner, X.lJ.
SOLDIER BANQUET LAMP, CEN
tre-draft burner. etc. 40.
for Al Is.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14
Writing Paper.

Several tons OF our favorite brands Just
IN time for this special sale
Fine Linen Correspondence Paper, two
sizes. plain and ruled. smooth and
rough tone hnish i5c. pound.
Envelopes. packs for Sc.
Envelopes. packs for Sc.
Envelopes. SC. package.
IA Belle France" pure-T.lnen Stock,
finest correspondence paper, 2oc- full
package.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

Rev. T.. Y. Mullen, of Baltimore. who
was recently elected assistant secretary
OF the Foreign Mission Board Of ths
Southern Baptist Convention, has writ
ten 10 Rev. Dr. Wlliingham. secretary OF
the board. saying that he will consider the
question. and make decision, as soon
as practicable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

Miss Louise Ernest. OF Newport News.
is visiting friends and relatives on
Church Hin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

This week viii witness the biggest price,
cutting. and undoubtedly the biggest
selling since this reduction SAFE De
pan THREE SPECIAL LOIS are
worthy of immediate attention Mon
FANCY Ssy ' WOOL GOODS. lie. from % ard
FANCY AND PLAIN ALL-WooL
GOODS. 2Js., from SOC .sc
1S-incb WOOL BLACK LACE BUNTING,
17c from J0e.
Prices on Remnants halyed End more.
Underwear.
o1r midsummer iale Of Muslin and Jer-
sey Ribbed Underwear mas given rise
10 new trade. new ideas, ana hitter
prices than evcr-hece's a great oner
for this weeks sale:
25c. Jersey Ribbed Vests, l0c
fgc Cambria corset Covers. nc.
2c Cambria Corset Covers, llc.
69c. Night Gowns, zoe.
3gc Skirts, @c.
Csc. Drawers Sc.
In the finer goods half 70 two-third prices
prevail throughout
Hosiery.
You buy here with the confidence you re
getting the BEST no matter II prices
arc wholed or haived. We've rcpu-
taticn we wouldn't Jeopardize Tor twice
the amount Of the whole stock THIS
l.
nurging sometimes 10 keep u fresh
odd styles and sizes-tut good values:
LADIES 25c. BLACK DROP-STlICH
LAbfEs' 25c. PLAIN BLACK AND TAN
LADIES' De. BLACK AND TAN HOSE.
MISSES SOC. TAN AND BLACK DROP
STITCH HOSE, Csc. ...
MISSES FINE RIBBED BLACK HOSE,
19c., from &c. ......,, ,,>.,,,.
BOYS FINE RIBBED IPSWICH HOSE,
SEE OUR SPECIALTIESl Ladies' Black
and Tan Lisle and Fine Black Bal
briggan Hose for the hot-weather sea-
son. &c best In the w0rld-our own
impOrtatlOns.
For Men.
BEAUTIFUL TECK sCARFS-new and
desirable shapes:
10c. quality now &c.
2jc. quality now ZIG.
JEANS DRAWERS, all sizes. &c.
PERCALb SHIRTS, launfered, good line
OF colorings Soc; for 81.
FINEST BAI4BRIGGAN SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS, &c. .-
FEATHER WEIGHT NAINSOOK
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. the coolest
and most comfortable underwear ever
made, az zoe.
AII-IINEN COLLARS, 3 for Csc.
AI,L-LINEN CUFFS, l3'zc a pair.
HANDK ERCHIEFS. pure linen. hem
stitched. plain and colored borders.
RrcYcIE HOSE, zoe. grade. CSC. pair.
SWEATERS. &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

Mrs. i. y. Kuhn has returned TO the
CITY. after a weeks visit in Petersburg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

Those who Invested in His Gas Machine
art. An .inn..

About two months ago Mr.. end Mrs r.
s Kingman, claiming 10 be from Boston,
arrived in the city. Mr.. kingman was IN
Producing a new gas-mlchine, and sold
a number 10 citizens in and around Rich
mcnd. II is said that the gas made by
the machine was only satisfactory for
few hours.
Dir. and Mrs. Kingman left Thursday for
some point AZ present unknown. leaving
their board bill unsettled. causing sub
scribers 70 feel somewhat uneasy as to
tho result Of their investment. and the
case has been referred to Sergeant Tom
linson for investigation.
DA-cnIfrloN oF rHF MAN
The gasometer man is about thirty-five
years OF age. with sandy hair. blue eyes.
light red mOustGche, and muttOn-chops
about che inch long. lie IS about FIVE
feet eight inches high, weighs some 40
pounds. and ias false teeth plugged tn
front. When last seen he was tastefully
dressed, and wore patent-ieather shoes
without tips. When he LEFT he owed about
so for board to Mrs. Voolfolk, No. 10
east Franklin street, but had paid for
his rocm-rcnt at No. GIG cast Franklin
street. lie left a box-top behind, which
may serve "a a clue.
sLFrGHT-oF-HASD PERFORMER.
Kingman az he called himself. was
quite d slciglit-of-hand performer. lie
showed clippings from Providence lR-
ID paper. which tated that he had opened
a safe which banled experts
The model of the device IT, at STEMS
pavilion. at Forest Hin Park, and the
tank is at Barton Heights, and has
piece OF Grape attached. Up 10 a tate hour
last night the mans whereabouts were
Unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

All-Wool Suit Patterns, Coat and Vest
Patterns Pants Patterns, OF eNcelient
quality, reduced half AMI third or
Regular prices 10 close. Here's an OPP
portunity for the economical man.
Umbrella Mark-Down.
These go rain or shine; the prices drive
FANCY PARAsOIS AND CHANGEA-
BILE SUN-SHADES, 10 only. were sl.s0
to $3.50, mark l-down price, 81.
BLACK AND sOLiD-CULOR UMBREL-
Las, p Of them, Pinch, were y 70
$50. mark-down price. sl2j.
WHITE CHINA SILK PAFtASOLS, PC.
FINE WHITE PARASOLS. N.ls.
CHINA SILK PARASOLS, ono rufbe,
$3.50; two rulilss. 81.
II Is conceded by all that we carry the
largest and best assorted stock OF
Umbrellas in Richmond. In case you
are looking for shelter, see US, we arc
I'm q position = protect you from sun
or rain-cost trifing.
satcheIs.
Every Travelllng-Bag and satchel IN the
house has got 10 be sold during TINS
sale Those that are here now are
mostly Of the better ALL-LEATHbR
sorts, but the prices are way below
the prices asked elsewhere FOR common
grades.
July Sale.
LAMPS, BRTc-A-BRAc. CHINA. CUT
GLASS, ETC.
Prices mere trifies.
Espartm snt-Bas ,neut
Frat Jars.
To preserve fruit properly you must use
the proper jars. We have them.
MASON'S BEST WHITE FLINT GLASS
JARS. one dOz IN and Patent Opener
packed IN a neat partition crate
pinfs, Dlc. dozen. quarts, l0c.. dOzens
half-gallons. Csc. dozen.
Four or Sugar Pals.
Made OF wood and made substantially
too. Three siZes-First, small, &c;
second. medium. 35c.; third. large. soc.
Sewing Lams
Ladies' Alabaster Glass Sewing Lamps,
complete, 3sc.
Alarm Clocks.
Genuine New Haven Alarm Clocks, good
time-keepers. IJc.
Small Wares.
The basement Is filled-thousands or ht,,e
items that are needful in every we'll
regulated home:
SALT DIPS. lc. each.
COVERED JELLY DISHES loo. eacn.
DESSERT SAUCERS. 2 for &c;
NHISKEY GLASSES. ttst hint glass
RANpEp GOBLET. 3c.
HOTEL GOBLETs. large and heavy, ssc'
ICE TUBS. glass. xc. each.
ICHD-TFA GLASSES, best mint glass
&c. dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

Mr. and Mrs. II. ID. Lafrerty are at the
Battery Park Hotel. Asheville. n. &.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14
RETURN OF THE ELKS.
NEARLY An rHE RICHMOND MEN
BERS ARRTTED YESTERDAY.
The Meeting One Of the Most successful
Ever Held--something About the
Accident Mt the Casino.

With one or two exceptions all the
members OF the Richmond E.lks who
went TO the big convention In Atlantic
City returned to Richmond yesterday.
Mr.. Juan A. Pizzini was seen last night
at his residence, and when asked about
their trip said. There Is really very lit
tie to say in addition to what the news
papers have published. They covered the
proceedings thoroughly. There was great
rejoicing and pronounced demonstration
when IL was announced that the Johns
town Elks had Joined the Atlantic city
Elks. I don't think I ever saw such
emphatic demonstrations. The johns
town Elks turned over all their rights.
property and papers 10 the Atlantic CITY
Elks, withdrew all their suits. and came
in in a body. That puts all the Elks to-
gether, and ends all differences between
them"
THAT UGLY ACCIDENT.
When asked about the terrible accident
at the Casino. Mr.. PiZzini said the build
ing where the meeting was being held
had not been used for year or so,
and was In the hands OF the city. The
city rad offered the use of il TO the Elks
without charge. and for this reason there
was little probability or suits befhg Hi'd
by the injured parties. The injured people
were all doing very nicely. and only one
had died from injuries sustained. For
tunately there was only one Richmond
man I'm the building when the floor fell in.
Mr.. NJ. w. Lawrence was standing near
the wall on the side of the floor but the
flooring where he stood remained fast
10 the jost. The Richmond Elk con-
sequently escaped without injury.
Several Of the Richmond Elks. in
Gliding Mr.. Pizz!ni and Mr.. James 7.
Fcrritcr were on their way 10 the build
ing when the accident occurred. The
flooring did not fall altogether. but seve-
raj feet Of II gave away In the centre,
and the people standing In that place
were thrown together They fell only
about ten feet distant.
SPLENDID NETTING.
In speaking OF the meeting Mr.. Pizzini
said IT was one Of the most interesting
and successful the organization ever held.
The trip was a delightful one IN every
particular. Tho committee appointed 70
appoint the time and place for meeting
next year will report some time in the
near future Minneapolis. Mimi. is prom
inenty mentioned as the next place Of
r1aftfuV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14
Chocolates.

A candy stores reputation Is built largely
on It's Chocolates good chocolates,
good store. but good chocolates cost
good deal-the sorts We offer to-day
costing regulOly % 20 SIC. a pound:
couldn't be better assorted creams,
fruit and nut centres Think OF get
ting then. al &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14


PLAIN CHINA CUPS AND sAUcERs.
for &c.
FRUIT-PLATEs, special. 7 styles. i9c.
each.
ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS, Ice.
SCREEN DOORS. &c.
sCREEN-DOOR HINGES. Zoe. pair.
sCREEN-DOOR LATChEs. lOc. each.
DECORATED CHINA CUSPADORES.
special, 25c.
SHOE BLACKING. best In the market.
&C.. box.
WIRE POTATO WASHERS. &c. each.
EGG WHIPS. g. each.
DOVER JtGG-BEAJER, l0c. each.
TEA OR COFFEE STEAMER, &c. each.
T'ACKS, packs for &c.
lCE-PICkS, o.. each.
ICE CHISELS icc. each.
LEMON SQUEEZERs. ltrge size. loc.
each.
ELECTRIC PASTE STOVE POLISH
once tried, always used-s bars for 25c.
WIRE COAT'HANGEKS, &c. each.
ALL POPULAR LAUNDRY SOAPS-Oc-
tagon, ConqucrOr Quaker city, Daisy,
ID bars FOR l0c.
RICHMOND GEM LAUNDRY soap.
bars for 2Jc.
"COAL-OlL JOHNNY'S' SOAP cakes
Tor &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14


knows bargain viii secure piece Tl iliie
we are in the humor to sell AZ tins ridlcu-
lous price.
IMPERIAL LONG CLOTH ENGLA =
i'' ToVc. CLOTH. ENGLISH MAIN
SOCK. Sl45 for a full piece
Best BERKELEY CAMsnltsllC... Nc o-,
lO-f BLEACHtD Stthh tiN'' tHe ~
BLEAcHED TOWELLING, twilled, rs
yards FOR Csc.
White Goods Sale.
we over-bought; now we must UNDER
Think I.'t Of INDIA LINON selling at the
pitiful price Of Be-. yard. .,.-.
INDIA LiNON. the. sheerest, eauzies 81
kind. looks Ike french Nalhso91, %
inches wide, 10 z-5c. sfaoe-ho" i0c' d
The I ige. GRADE INDIA LINON. IN o.
inch width. IS yours at i-'sc. .,,
The sc GRADE INDIA LNON. so popu-
lar on account Of the wiryness which
gives IL the set Of an organdlc' VIII
be sold special-at lte, $500. ~.
The zee. GRADE INDIA LlNON at yc
Dotted Swiss.
THEY'RE going here's the reason:
lSc. patterns at lZ'.c.
&c patterns at l.c.
Nice. fresh goods: right-slze dots
Lawns, Dimities. Muslins.
Here's q grand offer for this week:
400 pieces all told. OF Fine sheer, Lawns,
Dimitics. Jaconets. Muslins, ETC., ~
and PIC effects.
For sc. yard.
NEVERt NEVER has money had such
purchasing power
WHITE DUCK, Zoe yard.
cOLORED FIGURED DUCKS. l-3c
coTT0N CHALr.rEs. &c. a yard.
l2iLc. DRAPERY NULlS, l-ac. n yard.
i9c- JAPANESE DRAPERlES, lZl4c.
yard. ..
silks! silks. silks.
Marvellous quantity s0'd-immense stock
vet To seli-but this weeks little prices
are bound 70 make big inroads into
the piles and piles heapcd about tue
counters.
Wash silks, lie, from &c.
Wash silks. &c. from 3sc.
Tareta silks. SEC, from &c.
Black China silks. 2lc.. from SIG.
Shirt. Waist Patterns. 4. 4 IA. and yards
10 the piece-fine slllzs-half price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14
MvoW0M oWM NS
oNA Mwvt NoMN-
Special Sale of Cottons.

Cottons are on the rise everywhere ont
bere-beiue much overl 1adei on Cottoas
we are anxious TO reduce The Big st2cK
before inventory. So cut 90 the pti. ~;
pT.rNcHED FAMILY COTTON on the
market at
6 1-ic.
Standard price is Sl-S 10 Zoe. FOR same
~offon, The prudent housewife VINO
Knows a bargain viii secure a piece while
we arc in the humor to sell at TINS Ildlcu-
ious price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14
$4,000 Worth of Surplus Stoc


nHn NwoHMSU VNs
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-04-13
A Mine Horror.

NEW WHATCOM, Wash, April 8-An
explosion of firedamp, in the Blue Can
yon coal mine on Lake Whatcom, at
2:45 this afternoon, killed q men. w.
A. TelfOrd came from the mine tonight.
He was at the bunkers when the ex-
plosion occurred. He went to the in
cline and found James Kearns at the
mouth of the shaft, nearly dead with
exhaustion. Kearns said all in the
mine were dead. He had carried Ben
Morgan as far as he was able and
dropped him. Morgan, he thought,
was dead. Kearns and x. Gellum
were the only ones who escaped out of
"a who were at work. Tom Valentine
men, and they escaped. At the switch
of the gangway, 500 feet from the
mouth of the tunnel, Ecklund and Tel
ford found the body of George Roberts,
and beyond were three loaded cars,
which had been blown off the track.
They next found the body of Ben Nor
gan, where it was dropped by Kearns,
Ecklund and others. They were un-
able to go beyond room 21, 500 feet
from the angle of the tunnel and gang
way. Their safety lamps went out and
the gas drove the explorers back. In
room q they found the bodies of
Thomas Conlin and James Kirby. 1t
is supposed that, in addition to the
to the four found, II perished. The
gas was so thick that the rescuing
party was able to stay only few min
uteS.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-04-13
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Laest Govt Report
RZaI BaklHg BsSds,!
ABSOLUTELY PURE

he still has a number of influential
friends, who are Jealous in his defense,
Notwithstanding that they are in
innate enough with him to know most
of the secrets of his private life. Lord
Douglas of Hawick, second and eldest
son of the Marquis of Queensberry, is
one of them. He is altogether the
Misunderstanding of the family. Be-
fore the death of his elder brother,
Viscount Drumanrig, he was we'll and
favorably known as plain Percy Doug
las. He has an unsmirched reputation,
and entirely differs in every respect
from his effeminate younger brother,
Lord Alfred Douglas. Since his re-
turn from Australia last fall Douglas of
Hawick has been an almost constant
associate of Oscar Wilde. He says he
is willing at any time to go upon the
witness stand in Wilde's behalf. He
is vehement in his denunciation of
Wilde's counsel for having withdrawn
the suit.
One thing is certain, and that is no
matter what may be the outcome of the
case, whether Wilde goes free or is
sent to prison, the death knel of Wilde
has been rung and the corpse is pre-
pared for burial. The prurient plays
OF Wilde and the cognate productions,
'The Second Mrs. Tanqueray'' and
1.-THE Notorious Mrs. Ebbsmith,"
which are now called "binerotic," are
doomed, and there is strong reaction
toward healthier treatment of stage
while the current de-
cadent literature will also get set
back.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-04-13
Horribly NIutilated.

STOCKTON, Cal, April 5-Robinsen
W. Smith, an insane patient, was taken
to the asylum here last night with his
throat cut. Some four weeks ago
Smith slashed himself with d razor
while demented, cutting through the
larynx and into the windpipe. Physic-
ians sewed up the wound, which is
about four inches long, but Tuesday
Smith secured an old jackknife and
sawed open the old wound. The cut
now presents horrible appearance,
the ragged edges of the old wound
having healed some. Smith now has
to breathe through the hole in his
neck and can only speak by placing his
hand over the opening and pressing
the edges of the cut together, and then
the sounds that come from his lips
sound more like the grunts of beast
than the words of a human being.
Physicians at the asylum will sew up
the wound today.