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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-09
namOcro,ic Nominations At Cane Charles.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. April S.-Spe-
cial.-A citizens meeting was held mere
last week. and a municipal tchet NOM
mated 10 be voted for next election. Mr..
G.. G.. Savage. the incumbent and editor
OF the Cape Charles Headlight. was nom
mated for Mayor. and Messrs. l.. J. stein
hilber y. r. Ames. Frank Heche, =
W. Savage. Thomas Dixon and }. b.
Jones were nominated for city Council.
The sad Intelligence Of the unfortunate
death OF w G. Marstella was received
here last week A message from SCOTS
vile states that he was killed BY falling
under train. lie has been living here
for the last two or three years. working
In the machine shops. but some time
ago was laid off, and II is supposed he
was in search OF work when he met
his death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-09
MR.. D1xoNs "PEoPLEs CHURCH,
started Mt tue Academy Of Music With
Bix Crowd In Attendance.

NEW YORK. April s-The Peoples
Church was launched yesterday I'm the
Academy Of Music. At It's head is the Rev
Thomas Dixon Baptist. and he IS assist
ed by the Rev Sidney II. COX, Congrega-
tionalist II had been announced that
there would be preliminary service Tor
the admission Of members az 10 O'CLOCK
and long before that time there Was
dense crowd awaiting admission. The
Call for Christian Unity was the subject
OF Mr. Dixon's sermon.
''The Christian world" he said. lis to-
day haunted with the dream or Christian
unity. There are two hundred denomina-
lions in the world each claiming that II
Is the true religion, and fighting the
other denominations II is the purpose or
this movement to found a new chcrch'
and not new sect
"There are already many sects; some
large and powerful. and some so small
MAT they deserve TO be called only IN
socts The idea of the new church Is 10
unity all the churches in the service or
God. There can be no triumphant 'hrls-
tianity unless there IS UNIFIED worship
Of the Deity.
Every community in the world is now
omen for the planting OF the SEEDS OF
Christianity. Universal Christianity can
be obtained only by an assault on darh [,
by us there must be more hght aSalia1
darkness and less fight among ourselves.
You all know OF the religious STRIFE tha'
is continually going on in small coiillllu-
mites. where there are churches oil eNely
denomination, and sometimes two OF tne
same denomination. all paying more at
tention to stabbing one another thah 10
stabbing the devil. The scheme IN these
communities is to gain converts py buiiu-
ing large churches and then mortsasin s
the churches. The mortgaging OF churches
ana the fghting between sects Is a re-
Iieious crime. 1t is a modern crucihAioh
OF Jesus Christ" 49,. ,,..o,,,,.
There will be a meeting In the ACADEMY
ON SUNDAY next at 10 o'clock Wneh d
=" will be appointed by the pas
Tor To report the bylaws OF the new
church. A beard Of trustees and deacohs
will also be appointed.
| . The subject OF the sermon lot mex
sunday was announced as THE New Pui-
nit. IL DIR. Charles "A. Parkhurst IN the
Highest Sense Of the Word True MIN
ister Of Jesus Christi" Mr.. Dixon said ne
had chosen this as his subject because ne
| believed Or. Parkhurst 10 De me DeS'
living example of the modern preacher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-09
In the Hands OF Receivers.

PENSACOLA. FLA. April s.Ine
southern States Land ana LUMBER ON
nany. one OF the largest concerns do'ns
business here. was placed in the hands
OF three receivers to-day by order of
Judge Pardee. OF New Orleans This Is
an English company. and has oinces IN
receivers are s. NJ Lamont and w: [.
Mccormick. OF Louisville, Ky. and Clar-
ence Carey. OF New York. The business
will be continued by the three receivers
attending 10 the American business ana
Ernest Noel, OF LONDON, tnc LheHSn
business.
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.. o,,,d n. Preferable II they leave
so,,a ~ their New England IDEAS oelore
coming South This. Mr.. IompnAhs So,
was plainly the chief reason for hasihs
the Massachusetts party see eVeiy'ni"s
that there was 10 be seem
WHERE THEY WE'RE ISvrrFp.
In addition to the points visited by the
mill party, formal invitations were to
ceived from: .,,..,,
In North Carolina-Weldon hehus,so son,
Raleigh. LockvilIe. Southern Pines. ROCK
invham. Wadesboro. Monroe. Charlotte
MI. Holly. Mountain Island, Lincoih'oh'
shelby. Nooresboro. Henrietta. uTeens-
boro. Wilmington, Iaurinburg, Gibson
Station and Durham.
In South Carollna,-Chester, Greenwood
Abbeville. Columbia. Edgefeld. Piedmont
Pelser. Clifton, Pa-olet, GreenViiie' spar
tanburg. ,a
Suffolk. -.
In Georgia-Atlanta, Athens' NoluiiiouS'
Macon and Eibertcn. .
Ceneral-Knoxville, Tenn. JACKSON
Miss; birmingham. Ala; Eufaula, Aia.
InnumerabIe Invitations from private
parties were received. -,
The party returns much oeishteu WIN
it's trip. and under special Cphgauo"s :"
MIR. Tompkns the MANAGER OF .ne ~,
the Southern railway and inc Sedpoa.1
Az inc for attentions. Inc Seauoa,n
Air Line brought the party INTO the ''''"
and returned II to portsmouth, ..,..,,,,.,
II &c prettv safe 10 say that so'ne'n'ne
s,,hs,snttai will be heard from the la'ese
of the mill parties from MasS~S'
that visited the South.
IN NORFOLK.
NORFOLK. VA. April Sine parry o 90
| D,assa,busetts milI-men, who nave 49,,
making q trip through the SOUTH a. IN
here mis- afternoon on speSlal 80 -,
o,er the seaboard Air Line. .lney W, w.,
80 pai,imore via the Baltimore S1eai''
packet Company, as the gIesis u i'N
| idont Hoffman. who was Win tnel"' .t-o
Thev report that throughout nv lily
trip they hav been most enenu ,@ 7, has
! -, pleasing 10 them TO note that lhel
-. rot been the slightest evidence u
| ar,,.bing like sectional prejudice uuI On
~ contrary the people have eVinSeu .
-, ,rianalv disposition. Mr. ID. A. ioinp
| -. ~ charlotte who was WIN ~,
-, during the entire trip, says una w
| action Of Vice-Prcsident ST. Jonn, u -.
| Seaboard road. Ia sending tu'S 80
through the South In speClai h.
caused most favorable culllile'', inc ar
,eade about The interest he 10 "oinI"s -
everywhere for the benent Oh N'7
| AT WELDON.
WELDON. y. c.. April S'- s,pe ,'isi,.
The New England mill men, az" the
ing various places Of interest IL VIA
south. arrived here this afternoon wa vi.
the seaboard Air Line. The parry W. ~,
taken in charge by a committee, anu en'
Great natural resources OF 'nls p,.sn'
were pointed out TO them leS'e, ~
Hartman. of the Seaboard system az
r ror1ain,ne here a short time, they lei
for Portsmouth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-09
CIEULIN4'S NEW MAGJSIRdTEs
A Question whether 5000 If Them Can
On tlIfr.

RALEIGH. n. c.. April Especial
Governor Carr to-day asked the Attorney
General by letter whether the additional
5000 magistrates appointed by the Legis-
lature could qualify after April list and
also in case they could not, was II COM
pulsory on him Ohe Governor 10 NIL the
vacancies. The reply VIII be given
tomorrow.
The Governor has issued papers as a
citizen against Secretary Of state Coke
prohibiting him from giving the mortgage
bill to the Public Printer.
This morning washout of fifty feet
on the Seaboard AIR Line near Haw
river caused a long delay of the trains.
The south bound train had 70 use the
Atlantic Coast Line road TO Pembroke
The weather was so terrible that the
New England visitors were unable TO
visit various places of interest in Raleigh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-09

The Pitisburgrrs hit the Ball Hard al d
Oiten--Losa Team Not In H.

LYNCHBURG. VA. April S.-The strong
Pittsburg team played the Lynchburgs
to-day and the local team was shut out.
the first time this season. The Smoky
city sluggers hit the ball hard and often.
and when the game closed they had -
runs TO their credit. The Lynchbursers
hit the ball very well. but they were
too scattered to net any runs.
Score X.
Lynchburg .............O q y u %
Pittsburg ..............62 o : ! 3 > X-20
Batteries: Utter, Gray and Berryhiii;
Coagley, Hawley and Sugden.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-09

BOSTON. April s.-Boston men inter.
- in The new Y0OoOe0 Standard
Talenhone Company say that the new
comnany is not yet completely organ
ized. - thn
A plausible statement by one oil tne
mon interested is mat the new company
intends to take in all the minor com
nanies which are now established as
rivals TO the Bell. OF these there are
about two hundred.
The quotations on Bell stock show ihat
there are some who believe that ,ne
new COMPANY Is to become an actuaIi.s
and a strong rival 10 the present n'o-
nOpOly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-09

LONDON. April Sin the House OF
Commons to-day, Speaker Peel made the
announcement that. owing 10 the condi-
ton OF his health, he was obliged 10 re-
sign his Office lie expressed regret at
leaving the post, which he has nlled Tor
eleven years During that time, he
said. he had constantly been the re-
cipient of evidences OF consideration and
forbearance from all sides OF the House.
and for these manifestations he desired
to express sincere thanks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-09

FLOYD. VA. April S.-Special.-The
Republicans OF this county assembled in
convention at this place Friday. and NOM
mated the following ticket: Treasurer.
". A. Poff: Attorney for the Common
wealth, Ben. S. Pedigo; Sheriff, David
Slusher: Commissioners OF the Revenue.
5. w. Dulaney and G. W. Vest.
The Democrats will not hold a conven-
ton. but, with the probable exception OF
Commemorative Attorney. win have can
didates I'm the field for all the offices.
The Weekly News. a new paper. Is ex-
yvected no make it's appearance next
week
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KILLED IN NINE EXPLOSION.
Ten Dead Bodies Taken out and IL Is sup
posea Ot~er- Have Perished'

SAN FRANCISCO, April S.-A special
dispatch from New Whatcom' Wdshi''S-
ton. says. T., .bo
News of a terrible explosion IN inc
Blue Canon coal mine IL reported helc
tonight C'here were twenty-five ..
thirty men IN the mine at the lli''y VI
,be exnlosion. Ten dead bodies had been
taken out I'D to the time that the word
was sent in. and II is supposed that the
rest Of the miners have met death.
The mine IS on Lake Nhatcom, nearly
ten miles from Whatcom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-09

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April S-The
President to-day denied the application
for pardon In the case OF James NJ. La
than, convicted OF counterfeiting In Geor-
gia In October. 1898. and sentenced 10
two years imprisonment tn the OHIO
penitentiary and nned 500. In denying
fhe application the President says In
his Judgment the prisoner was mercifuliy
dealt with BY the court. and the eertin-
cate OF the physician does not sustain
the statement In the petition concerning
thu injured health Of Latham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-09
4sUFFOLK ASSIGNMENT.
Mr.. Henry Efey. Liabilities, s2o'ooo-Nor-
fox Annexation.

NORFOLK. VA. April special; Hen
~ Elov, successor TO Britt & Eley, at
Suffolk. Va. has made an assignment
with Dr. II. w. Campbell as trustee.
Mrs Eliza +. Eley. his mother MISS
Emma Eley. a sister. and the Farmers
Pink. of Nansemond. are named as pre-
ferred creditors. The liabilities are about
$500: assets are estimated TO be worth
yi5,eo0 or $4,000. ,,-,.,o..
me question of annexation OF Berkley
to Norfolk is being discussed again ana anu
the people will either ask Tor S.V
charter or propose annexation. Inc
propertv- holders of Berkeley would Ike
to be taken into Norfolk.
GAME POSTPONED.
HeaWy northeast wind and rain prevented
the third game between the Norf0lk anu
Washington ball teams, scheduled lot
THIS afternoon at League Park.
Mr. Sommers said this morning tnat ne
expected several good men TO arrive IN
a day or So and he would. from the very
first fight for the pennant.
Mr.. y. Moore, Well-knOWn c-tllen'
died at his residence this morning about
II O'Clock. in Brambleton. He was sixty,
six years OF age and leaves wife ana
nected with company which proposes
establishing a town on the Ocean view
railroad about two miles from the city,
and was at his Office on Friday.
DIR. sTREI's EPwoBTH WORK.
DR.. Steel the general secretary OF the
E,pworth League of the Southern Metho-
dist Church. is In the city. lie dehNereu
an Epworth League address at tumber-
land-Strect church yesterday. and to-
night lectuTed GranbY-Street church on
"Thc Pioneers OF Methodism.
Dr. Steel has spoken 10 large CROWDS
and created much interest In his special
department OF the church work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-09
our co,,ul at Havana to Resign

HAVANA. CUBA. April s.-Consul-
General Williams is preparing his resig-
nation, on account OF his difficulties
with the Spanish authorities. friend
OF the Consul said he would have re-
signed long ago. but he wanted 10 JUSTIFY
his conduct in the case pending.
!. IL IS understood here that Secretary
Gresham upbraided the Consul for his
outspoken ways. This has ranked IN
the Consuls mind. and his resignation
follows, because ne IL tired OF the ar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-09

Il uc stiibti NNbdtAo AOoNuNors
how close we watch 'emi
Under the direct supervision of
one of our firm, four experienced
tailors are kept busy on re-exami-
nation of the garments we sell.
Every button--every stay-every
stiteh-is looked over again.
OF course it all costs. Not
much on a single garment--but in
the aggregate it's quite an item
that most others save. When
you put the clothes into practical
service it tells-and the telling Is
all TO our benefit. You apprecl-
ate it-there's where the benefit
comes in.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-09
OBITU
nrr. rosrpH WALKED. D. D.

Rev Joseph Walker. a Father In Israel
OF the Baptist Church. died yesterday al
fhe home Of j. H. Fox. in Scottsville Va.
Or. Walker was nirety-two years OF
age and a man whose days OF lapor were
fuU Of rich fruits.
His ninety-hrst birthday was celebrated
ar me Grace-Street Baptist church In this
city last year, and the greatest honors
we're paid the venerable man Of God by
the Baptist ministers and the denomina-
ZION i'm Richmond. He held during his long
career as preacher a number OF
charges in the cities OF the South, and az
one time was secretary OF the missionary
Beard of the Southern Baptlat ConFeh-
ton. H..
ron and Charlottesville. and was minister
I'm charge of the Second Baptist church
i'm this city In 1870. though rot It's pastor.
He was the oldest student Of kich-
,,o,,1 College. and nan OF fine MIND ana
,reat versatility. He was an aulhoi 40
yell as a preacher. and wrote seVerai
novels His last residence was Mdh'hee
tor Rev. Drs Hatcher and lanafum VIII
leave for Scottsvle this morning 10 AZ
tend his funeral
DEATH or A MOSiroR MAN
r.hr Williams. seaman. on board the
,IDyt,ore died al the Oft Dominion hos
oital Yesterday morning az o.oO ociocH.
from peritonitis Williams was an oi,'
servant OF Uncle sam, having server ,,l
him for the past twenty-odd years. ne
WAS ,l,, hearty strong old man. fnil OF IRE
80 good words for his ship-mates. his
INC yvas In Boston, Mass, and ne leaves
only one relatiye-his niece Mrs. Eila
VI,i can me funeral Will take place
from ST. Patrick's church ms after,
noon at 3 o'clock. and the remains VIII
he escorted 10 the National cemetery ny
the crew OF the Monitor fleet, IN chArse
~ SaAmaker Frank watson. u. .. -
and the executive oincer Oh 'No meet
Friends are invited.
GOVERNOR MARylL.
WILMINGTON. DEL, April slower
nor Marvil died at 9.l5 tonight atter
ingnrlny illness.
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conp.rol,er Msnsur Dying.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. April SEA
Congressman Charles II. Mansur. OF Mis-
souri,. deputy Comptroller OF the Treasury.
is dying. His physician says he may live
twenty-four hours. - -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-09

spriaeer and Kiie. re Cannot be Paid Their
SAInries Until Congress- ConYrn,H

WASHINGTON, d, c., April s.-Comp-
troller Bowler OF the Treasury. in "A long
opinion. holds that Messrs. Springer and
Kilgore. the new judges OF the Indian
Territory, must wait for their salaries
until their nominations are confirmed by
the Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-09
Mr.. roMPKIxs' PLAIN TALK.

Mr.. ID. A. Tompklns, OF Charlotte,
who was largely Instrumental In ar
ranging the trip for the party OF promi-
nent New England mill mel. Is very
much pleased with tho trip, and said:
1T is most desirable that southern
people should develop the cottom-mill
industry themselves. But II these eastern
mill people. who are willing TO join with
us In perfect good faith. and we can get
the benefit 81 their knowlsige and ex-
n.r,ence and as they will probably come
South anyway whether We want them
snec.aIly or not. IT Is better TO show
them everything, explain the conditions
ara make the situation clear, 90 that
when they DO come here 10 operate mills
n will be with a full knowiedge of the
existing conditions. We would rather
have them appreciate our labor situation
ard leave their labor In New England
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-09

Mr. Alexander Black. a prominent mer-
chant OF Blacksburg. the son or the late
Or. Harvey Black. has been In the city
for a few days In soaking TO him about
the revival OF business In his section ne
said:
Il bought more spring goods this year
than ever. Business Is picking up. Peo-
pie are commanding better prices for
country produce. and the Southwest Will
IA a short time be at the front once
more"
ii. II. Mccoy. OF Bristol. a prominent
banker OF that thriving city, has been
I'm the city on business matters for the
last few days. lie will leave to-day for
his home.
Hon. Marshall Mccormick. OF Berry
willie. Is stopping In the city for few
days. attending to private legal business
matters.
ar. David n. Lea formerly Of Rich
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-11
DESPERATE BATTLE,
Uli,.d States H8rshalS Encounter OBJ.
Dover Train Ryb5.IS
Iwo OF mr LAIlu BILLED


KAyata CRY, April ll.--A special
Co tho star from Hguusssy ualon
ag.i
Lsugy, thu mail carrier, brings ncWa
af another desperate battle b,ivccu ihr
Dover train fuuHpr aid Uul,oI State,
m,ubalr, 90 which two more outIawa
have Uoeu killed. On Tdcalny uiEH.
the msuuals had located th,i. quarry
auI were vmiug f5r usyNsua
Daring the night the birds 'ed h'v1
again. Taxi . tho trsil they we're
tracked Co d.ar.tsI ranch feyrnt,
miles u0flHWtst %. uufc. TIE Quito"
were gulI1uaGuI by tuU unlerN ..u
cuB .rugrL T4uif fUpiy wHs a NoI..g
Ui DULLES. Then iilIwuI n arF" Tair
uF.f. ana uu.aWa HituWu.rI 10 i.lc'
tHHIr way COT, auu nit,r uru.rt' .ttr
tIHu trgl. UI, clos .iy Iuru.4 uy apart
.. 90. m ,aHuH, tuu renal 1ltt tHsI3E
g..r.s of enc Two UItiAWs who Ulu
boon sill..,
N#Hr DI ihr Iubrshsls vriu l..|g
W.4uHtI except one named ~ ..fuf
received % bullet Boo the shuu.ayl mote
fs.HluI iuau dangerous
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HOW WILL II SUIT, CHINA?
H.T1 if5 lts TsFns On Which r01
CilHl9 Prlga.


wAwi. UI0a,hmIl' -Auuu,uo5..
iahrs sutc-o.t0f tla terms o., peace
Iulur negotiated ll,wrcu Japan and
Chlaa 'rs beop secuted from official
sources. The qla,Umuut b. made d.
utsur Go CiyTruI much maspHTthHu-
Zion Hr.s.u rom speculation. Tue
fuTWa ure Ls lJIl8uH.
FIr'-Ihu independence of C1roa,
S.yln -Nar permanent r1"I.n q
.ur leland 90 FuTmHss go JNuHH,
ThIrs-Nu Indemnity u 10000. 900
lar.a, "a t.|urse coin worth .IHa
Four File permanent occupation
u. r.g hf.uulUuI the immediate C0r-
uFu.U. ...i.rJ.
IIlA=A new JGuHu,ChIGn treaty
.uuuiuE Tue interior OF tuiua Co CONE
m,Itr.
The money indemnify is expressed
lu thiuusu tsuls Instead OFF the japan.
yfr yen. a tnyl sIu reality % wei. Ut
.tiHau uf n coin, isg'ufIirrul sl.-
y.r Muuty NUuu co.. face value 9i
sl.3 wound Boz tu8ivliuut tD $500, UU,.
uUI Ius.lHrr, 10 israIl tHu uciuN value
would uu between s.lU,UIIiUIl aud
$3.50 100000 20 gold.
The h.lu Term, us tU the new treaty
ugllIui various tfhIu features such uf
glu access UI Chinese Fivura. Tier.
Do no demand iyr Territory on tha
mainland outside Ul pDU Arthur ana
ita contiguous suItUuuIiuIH.
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uy G., a. spree OILS Wa. 'Ir s75,UI, the
o. mmIHnu sIUUIuIN DO s.Url Uu
him .rom the E.lsulgs whom the
ihtiauHipu uJy.U. l.TuF.
Young Sp.uCatrs declared ,lHt EIIB..
1.j.-, had been paid unto .ns corpora.
ton Co. bring tlc capital l. lun UHu,pru
uu DO flIIl u'u; ug NgI paid fi5N.O .I
90 the UnilHr States luaI yUm.UIv .I
NuW York fl rHIyHm collateral lr tua
older 7pfechlg, Uu NaI cent tl.I.l.t
D.. Gals. Tails So. III bad lyul YtE. UH
% cIMm.siUu 90 luu Irrsuu who uaI
Hb'hiuu Cos the sugar ElUg o. IuHa ui
sIUuJ,Upa, 5000 NaI been pHiI o. the
United STATES irus. company fuuC. a.
O. trustee, sllIUUI APPEARING Boo tho
record bad .ytg lreu received, but
hAI usru credited l0 Che account OF
Claus 5pr,0slgs nHI charged go Have.
meyer HuH -rHrluf. Iui. mH|.u Total
Uis-l1IUNO. leaving suIssIU.utH 90
HgyUuu. % E.s uy tUrEHufE muu. The
W.. covered uy Interest Hug
$4,000 Tor fuuHTy HmHI E..m WnIuu
I.a UulgJ the w.m o. 10, goo Nst.
U..H
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clmbci out straight suI plasletc
down on he'd 10y combs { iuuIugd g.
be nuny, aud the hntr 90 tho back oi
the head must be- braided. PuG sleeves
must be abandoned.
To all tHis oac OF ihn waittsssea In
thiB city replsI as iuIpwfi uu UUhul
u ouul nuU tcr u m .AU .s.
"lt 10 llko thia,p -he lid, ",sa DON.
take III tue rurs-not uu .ur AVu.,
We d0u't. want 20 sJe the wuu
thapll tell me now 90 iiu0t mya.I.
You know we're lu uniform now. We
don't miad a good long prayer iu The
morning; We dun'i mimi uuiiUfm
I.ssaus Hni that sort ~ thing. But
plaster our hair down 1u our huliH and
split ~ u thu midI,t Ughl Not 600
hB lie. 10 tgkUs ala vauturu gIfi O.
give 10 10 ouch q freak M thai. TuiH De-
California, where the new woman is.
We DON'T UnUI 900 Huch uunseutr.
Bangs aui nI1y hair goes here iI'
three meals. YHu'I not zee mo With
90. roy Outis-1Yt ON y0it liiu."
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VICTORIA, b. G., April Mail
ndvlcus Uy tIU Empress UI Japan gave
Tue uuws %. grave danger watch
threatens rYu hero Japan. pAftlgu.
lGr- are contained ia the appended vz.
lrHCt from private letter received by
DR.. George u. Duncan, health office
ui tlls city from % brother professor iu
iuh HhuWht whose .uHIf'Ou places him
100 Iu.s ussiuu tain zoe iuot''
"Efuu tuu 5.H ,u luu ilil VI this
month, says the Iei,uB whiCn bears
latu Ui Match -'tb, "laoIo were ls
ctsrr % genuine cholera with ten
deaths OF The naval station OF Moi,
southern japan, Tue disease had been
Imported lTDm Jhlu1. Most active
measures were enforced 10y tue al.
u.EIvs, mud iut.u have boon uu
new case. HIuuu tuu lHlu, / think the
I.sHuau iIa| lUgu stamped cut i4r the
piustud, We, however lsIa Tor new
ImIUIgHUUua ui cholera, iyphus 0r even
tus plague 20 any time, tluugu ospe.
Diully Stringent regulations GIe 900 force
WIln tine hupvui controlling tnuUuldvm.
Iu Hlsga-us likely 90 uu brought home
by rulu Mug troops and coolies. The
JnIaugsp government ha. within tho
la-t tire. day- received uiilOlsl lniot-
matiHu Ui Tue breaking out 90 tho plague
40 Hong Kong, though / suppose win
tH,IF usub. bland IJuCy the colonial
officials Will conceal ar Tie about its
presence NH long be- possible, Formal
quarantine against Hong Kong hiss
not yUi urrn declared, tgnugu W. arc
mJst care .ulIy usptcuag."