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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-GRUBSTA AND NECES-
sary expense money to prospect for 60
days or longer, in the Randsburg mining
district by thorough mining man of fam
lily; residence. Los Angeles; none but
responsible parties need apply. P. o. box
551, city. 20
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MRS. NJ. ]. BARNEY EVER. ORDAIN-
cd divine trance test and healing medium:
locates mines. developing test circles
Monday ard Thursday s p. m. 330i4 s.
Spring ST.. gives sttiHgs. 26
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DENTISTS

DIR. C. STEVENS & SON, DENTISTS.
1o1 n. Spring St, rooms IS and 10. Schu-
macher blk; painless filling and extract-
ing. 13-tf
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FOR SALE LODGING HOUSES

FOR SALE
40 furnished rooms, close in, fer sale or
exchange. $3.50.
% rooms furnished. cigar stand and sa-
loon: rents for ALL $75
i2 furnished rooms on S. Broadway
S1650: choice location.
"a rooms on S. Broadway. all full, close
in 500.
% rooms OH Temple at $500
so rooms. good furniture, low rents do
ing big business $3.50.
l.. w. MITCHELL.
90 800 8. Broadway.
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AGNES H. PLEASANCE. DEAD
trance spirit medium and clairvoyant.
Sittings daily: hours, 10 TO 5. Removed
to S0Jla S. Sprif-g ST.. cor. Fourth st. IT
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MRS. GOULD AMES. pALMIST AND
pychometrist. general knowledge: read
ings for those at a distance from letters
in own handwriting; hours 1915. except
Sunday. S56 S. Broadway, rooms 13-1i,
johnson building 1-20-a7
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WANTED-FIRST-CL BAKER AS
partner here in city one with $50 to SIS:
new store and oven; good location. Adj
dress A. A., box 40, Herald. 90
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FOUND-SAM. THE CHAMPION HORSE
Clipper. 120 N. Broadway; gentle horses.
ST. terms cash. 1924
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WANTED-s5000 ON FINE WALNUT
ranch at Rivera, worth SIS, coo. Address A.
r.. box 90 Herald. "
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FOR SALE-SACRIFICED IF SOLD
this week. lodging house of 26 rooms.
nished, make Offer no agents. A. r.. box
140, Herald. 90
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WANTED--AGENT $50 TO $50 A WEEK
sure. No capital needed. New goods new
plan. Sells at sight. Every family needs
it HOUSEHOLD SPECIALITY CO., box
424, Cincinnati. Ohio. sat mo
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PERSONAL-WE BUY AND SELL EV-
erything men. women, children and ba-
bies wear: masquerade and evening
dresses for rent. TILTON'S MISFIT
PARLORS, 636 s. Spring ST.; send pos
tai sun If
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FOR SALEM ROOM LODGING HOUSE.
on Hill ST.. full of roomers, most of which
are permanent. To some one wishing n
home and a comfortable income with
some labor and about $500 capital here is
an opening. See SHOWER & RODMAN,
2)Sia S. Broadway. 90
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HELP WANTED-MALE
hUMMEL BROS 4 Co,

California Bank building.
300 302 w. Second street. IN basement.
Telephone 500.
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WANTED-SOLICITO LADIES OR
gentlemen life and accident insurance;
room 141 Wilson block. NJ. B. HOWARD,
District Manager. II
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THE, NEW CHURCH. -SWEDENBOR-
gion,. Temperance Temple, Broadway
and Temple sts.; II am, Christmas in the
Individual Life. 20
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STRAYED-BAY MARE 10 YEARS OLD,
shod. foretop clipped. Address COVER,
$40 Edgeware road. 20
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DRESSMAKLNG

DRESSMAKING IN FAMILY, 81 PER
day; work guaranteed. S41ls s. Spring,
room Al. 20
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ALI. PIANOS RENTED FROM A. G.
GARDNER, 11S Winston ST., near the
r,a.n postofflce. are tuned regularly.
free. tt
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED ROOM
lodging house, good location: bear in
spection: good reasons for selling. Call
or address 1011R San Pedro st. 90
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY-LEC-
lures at Blavatsky hall, 525 w. Fifth St,
at II am. The Lifting of the Veil of Isis,
by III. A. Gibson. At 7:45 pm, The Needs
of Humanity. by Mrs. L. F. Weiresmi,-
1er. 90
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Personal

pEREe NAI.-EXCELSIOR HAIR REM
edy company. MRS. M. T. GOSS, 35512 S.
Gpf. I, ST.. room 4. Ladies, have you su-
pe.4laous hair on the ACE? If so we
can permanently and panlessly remove
i, Without chemicals or needles. To
feshy people-We. have new. and safe
rr'nriv for reducing your flesh without
ne. cine or change of diet. Agents for
Dr. r. J. Goss' Hair Remedy and Ca
ta.rh Remedy; charges reasonable.
eod-su-12-14
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FOR sALE-A RARE CHANCE; FOR
sale an interest in a good paying manu-
featuring business. for about $1,000. Ad-
dress A. S., box no. Herald. 20
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FOR SALE-DRY GOODS AND NOTION
business at invoice; $1,000 6Ol W. Sixth
ST. 25
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WANTED D-sITUATION AS HELPER IN
a bakery. by a young German man: 8
months experience; small wages. Ir-
quire 267 S. Main ST. 20
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FOR .SALE-A $125 MORTGAGE ON A
s. Main. 20
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WANTED-TO RENT UPRIGHT PIANO;
terms must be reasonable: best of care
taken: might purchase if bargain.
MARTIN & KURTZ. 22S Byrne block 20
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WANTED-PARTNER IN MANUFAC-
turing business; no competition. 612-6li
n. Main ST. 20
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THE NEW CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
fSwedenborgianJ. $50 f. Tenth St, cor
Wall, 3 pm. Rev.-W. w. Welsh, pastor
Al Nelooqnesnsr 20
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TUESDAY EVENING. DEC. 22D, FREE
meeting. lecture. tests, gooo music; Mrs.
Place. Mrs. Meyers. Prof. Sawvell. 330l.
s. Broadway Owens blk; s o'clock. 70
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WANTED-BY YOUNG JAPANESE, SIT
uation to do cooking and general house
work, city or country. S. N, 2S0 Winston
ST 20
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EMMANUEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
cor. Tenth and Pearl. Rev. w. J. Chches-
ter, DID, pastor, win preach at II am.
Sunday school at $3.50 am. Evening ser.
vice at T:30 pm. Everybody welcome. 20
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FOR sALE-DRY GOODS AND NOTION
business at invoice; $1,000. 6O1 w. Sixth
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DIR. d. r. WILDER COR. SEVENTH
and Main sts.. devo,es especial attention
to correcting irregularities of the teeth.
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FOR SALE-CHOICE BAKERY IN OUT
side town: this is snap SHIELEc &
BROWN, 1884, s. Broadway. 20
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DIR. c. STEVENS & SON, DENTISTS,
lG7 N. Spring ST.. rooms IS and 10. Schu-
macher block. 13-tf
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IATENTS, COPYRIGHTS. ETC.
KNIGHT BROS PATENT SoLIcf.
tors: free book on patents. 424 Byrne
bldg. 9-22-6
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MUSICAL

TC,. SALE = HANDSOME UPRIGHT
Grand Bass piano at a great sacrifice
L." No. 81, The Savoy. Fourth and
Iii. sts.; call mornings. If
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AND WOMEN OUT OF
employment and willing to work. can
learn of permanent situation at good
wages. by writing at once to P. V. H.. box
2S3, Augusta, Maine. tue-thur-sat-sun-17t lit
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PERSONAIr-WANTE TWO GEN
tlemen boarders by young widow. s. for
room and board has small cottages south
end of city. Inquire 1O2 e. Seventh st.20
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FOR SALES BARGAINS IN GROCERY
stores. SHOWER & RODMAN, 2061a S.
Broadway. 20
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SITUA 7IONS WANTED-MALE

TED-WATCHMANER AND JEW
eler of competency in every branch of
the business wishes situation in first
class establishment: optical and work de-
partment: best references and deposit
offered. Address A. S., box 100. Herald. 20
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WIN. p. HUNsAKER. ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor at Law, rooms 400, 40, Cur
rier building; telephone 112o. $50
CHARLES. o. MORGAN, ATTORNEY
and counsellor at law. Room II. 2O6ls S.
Broadway. 1-2-W
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FIRST TUNIvERSALIST CHURCH, CAL
edonia hail. 1l91a s. Spring st. Rev. A. A.
Rice, pastor; sermon II am: subject.
Christian Education Overthrows De-
prayity: Sunday school, 1915 pm.
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FOR SALE HALF INTER EST IN GOOD
Main st. 21
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yyANTED-PARTNERS

WANTED-PARTNER WITH $1,000. $40, 900
TO take half interest in exclusive whole
sale dry goods, etc, business bearing
closest investigation. Positive eXcer-
tional opportunity for right party. Ad-
dress A. f., box 40. Herald. Il
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WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, WORK
part or whole day, small wages. city or
country; will work for while for board
and other necessary expenses. Address
A. T., box 30, Herald. 20
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

LUDWIG & MATTHEW'S, WHOLESALE
apd retail fruits and vegetables; MOTT
MARKET. 136 s. Main At. tel sSn. If
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FOR SALE-10-ROOMED LODGING
house on Hill St. for 5000. worth $l0O
SHIELDS & BROWN. 113is S. Broad
way 20
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sITLA TONS WANTED-EEMALE

WANTED-A FEW HOURS WORK
daily as stenographer: correspondence or
otherwise: eight years experience. Ad-
dress A. D., box TO- Herald. 20
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FRANK STEVENS. S241k S. SPRING ST..
open days and evenings; also Sundays:
electric light,
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FRANK A, WEINSHANK. PLUMBER
and rasfifter. $40 t. Second ct tel tee
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W.ANTED-TO SELL YOUR HOUSE AND
lot quick see SHOWER G. RODMAN. POSI-
S. Broadway. If
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MORGAN & KEPPEL, LAW AND COL
leetions; solicitors of American and for
eign patents; copyrights procured; labels
and trademarks registered. Paclnc
coast office of A. w. Morgan & Son,
Washington, d. c., Los Angeles. ONCE,
319 Byrne bldg. II
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GOLD WATCH AND
chain. with two rings attached: Mary
Paradine engraved on inside of case; re-
ward If returned to Herald office. 20
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PERSONAL = A MARIA gle BUREAU:
strictly confidential; SEM stamp for in
formation. Address p, box 100, Herald .26
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PERsONAL-WIDOWE OF IS YEARS
desires lady acquaintance not over 40.
with the object of matrimony If congenial.
Address A. d., box 100, Herald 20
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WANTED-A PARTNER WITH $500
capital to manufacture quick selling
novelty. Address A. B., box 100. Her
aid. 20
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MAKE a SPECIALITY
of cleaning. dyeing and renovating also
DYE WORKS. 256 New High ST., tele-
phone Main 454. 2-7-s7
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FOR SALE-LODG1NG HOUSE OF II
rooms. kitchen. dining room: house is full
of boarders ard roomers. SHOWER a.
RODMAN. 206l2 S. Broadway. 20
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT FOR
cash. GEO. FUTILE CO.. 242 s. Broad
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W WANTED-BRIGHT YOUNG MEN TO
prepare for examination soon to be held
at Los An~elss postofiice for clerks and
carriers. Thorough course of Instruction
by mail; particulars free of NATIONAL
ORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE De-
partment Ed. Was shington. D. C. %
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PERSONAL-MRS. DIR. b. ATKINSON.
infants nursery. 1142 w. Eighteenth st. !:
best of care: references. DRS. MORRl-
SON 4 WING, Bradbury block. 20
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FOR SALE-LODGING HOUSE OF 10
rooms. $3.50: bargain. PARKER, 10e S.
Broadway. room G. 20
FOR SALE-ROOMING HOUSE OF 90
rooms All w. Fourth ST. 20
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WANTED-AGENTS

WAN1EO-AOEN1S
WANTED-ANTHON COMSTOCK HAD
the inventor of the Pocket Kinescope,
Giving pictures,) arrested. We guarantee
protection to agents. Send 12 cents for
sample. FRANK BROS. A Ann ST., New
York. 2-6
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FOR SALE-40-ROOM LODGING HOUSE
at your own pr ce. heart of city. SHIELDS
& BROWN, 11312 S. Broadway. 20
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FOR SALE-AI4L OR HALF OF NICE
restaurant and delicacy store. Address
A. E., box 40, Herald. 20
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LOST AND FOUND

WANTED-PURCHA FOR ANGORA
Goats. See For Sale. Miscellaneous. ''22
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-31

Jail without the choice Of giving bail.
could be brought into court. and force
the State Attorney to disclose some OF
tho testimony on which . OMalloy was in
dictod as an alleged accompiice In the
murder Of Gustaye COilander. Judge
Gibbons issued the writ and made ir
returnable by the sheriff tomorrow
morning. The petition states that Judge
Tuley. who endorsed the indictment and
capias, NO ball. made no inquiry into
the case at the time and was misled oy
Assistant State Attorney Pearson. II
is asserted that at least thirty persons
described by he police 10 be pickpockets.
highwaymcn and criminals OF the Mar
kot-street gang, have been accused Of
this murder and attempt TO steal ballot
box, while Alderman O OMalley has al
ways been a respected citizen and busi-
ness man. On the States side it Is al
legged that an election judge AT the poll
ing place attacked swore before tho
grand jury that OMallcy was foremost
among tho raiders that he demanded tho
ballot box and fonrished a revolver IN
Coilianders direction when the fatal vol
iey OF shots was fired by the gang.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-31

everybody called him "Uncle Ned Ills
father. when he sent him ont 90 hustle
for himself gave him as last piece OF
advice the injunction: "Ncvcr 10 be found
without jackknile. piece Of string ana
a dollar" on the slim capital "lncle
Ned" built up the trade which supported
him for thirty-six years. at tne same
time allowing him 90 see what fourteen
of the States of our Union look Ike as DE
travelled about I'm his old craft
THE royal HOSPITAL"
The Royal Hospital took in for treat
ment umbrellas that had met with an
kinds Of mishaps. and they were COM
pletely recovered when they left the in-
stitution. Razors were given keen ap-
pctte on his emory wheel and scissors
left their dun feeling behind. The cart
which has a very high dashboard I'm
front. contains "Uncle Ned's' chair seat.
his extra clothing. and the various wheels
and appliances of his trade. on the iront
hung the following inscription.
Royal Umbrella Hospital Broken
RIBS or bones reset; neatly mendci-.n
fact. the whole frame speedily recovered
on moderate terms. And having had
thousands Of patients under my trent
ment. am happy 10 say have never
turned out one .ncurble.'
1I1S DRCLL APPEARANCE.
That is a record that no other hos
pital can boast Of And the hospital
ambulance has gong 10 sound upon
its approach. This signal was given on
a little old battered trumpet, which
"Uncle Ned" carried suspended ut his
side. Uncle Ned himself had sgn-
burned face. set i'm "a frame Of grizzly
whiskers An old soft cloth hat on his
head. and pair of old-fashIoncd. BRASS
rimmed spoctacles set ON the end Of his
nose. gave him q very drol appearance.
which his talk and manner I'm nowse
leesoned. New York was the orlv
city, according 20 "Unc'e Ned" and tfe
country districts We're 90 De avoided. He
said he would stargc go death If he
should strike long reach OF country
with no big towns along the route. lie
went West once. but when he got TO
Jacksonville, ILL.,. be said: y could see
so far ahead ! got scared and turned
straight around ana came back"
The first authentic news OF the death
OF "Old Scissors" was received in Rich
monl by Sergeant Alex. romlinson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-31

NEW YORK. Dec. Civilian Lichen-
bl,-. twenty-five months old, and his
ten-weeks-old brother. Jacob. were found
dead i'm bed early this morning at their
residence. at one Hundred and Fortieth
street and Locust avenue. Their mother.
with whom they were stopping. and their
sather who s. cpt n the next room, were
found unconscious The cause is sup
posed to- be coal gas. which escaped from
The stove I'm the Kitchen. Mrs. Lichen-
berg is stll unconscious. and her death
IS expected no any moment A doctor.
who was summoned. succeeded In bring
ir, the father back 20 consciousness. 1t
ID thought that ho viii recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-31

MADRID. Dec. S0.-A report OF an in
tcrNlew with eX-Iremier Sagasta the
leader OF the Spanish Liberals. IS pub
nshed IN III Liberal. in which Senor
Sagasta Is represented as saying that
Europe Is in sympathy with spain ln her
maintenance OF Spanish sovereignty IN
Cuba. but that Europe also desires 10 see
tho establishment Of REFORMS ia CUBA.
s<slor Saeasta further expresses AIS
belief that Premier Canovas only awaits
a report from General Weyicr that flner
del Rio and Havana provinces are cleared
OF rebels when he will introduce reforms
in Cuba. which will virtually be tanta-
mount TO autonomy The eX-Prcmler
further SAYS that Captam-General Wey-
Ter himself is the chiof obstacle TO the
pacincation OF the island he being I'M
potent TO Qucu the rebellion. and he be-
iicves that the insureonts VIII re-appear
in the Pinar del iio province as soon
az the Spanish troops are Withdrawn.
Senor Saca6ta advocates concurrent
military and diplomatic action ON the
part Of Spain and the immediate grant
ing Of constitutional and tarin reforms
IN Cuba
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-31
GENfRALLEE RESIGNED.
GIVES JP PEEsIDEsCf or WASH
INGION IND LEE gAfyERSItf.
III. Continued III Health the Cause.-The
Was at Once Elected President Emers-
tus by tho Board.

LEXINGTON, VA, Dec. S0.-SpeclaL-
AT a special session of the Board Of
Trustees OF Washington and Lee Uni
yersity to-day. General q. w. custis Lee.
president OF the university since the
death OF his father. General Robert T..
Lee. in isse rendered his resignation as
president OF the university, IN conse-
quence OF his continued III health. IL
was accepted to take effect July /. 1896,
ana General Lee was appointed president
emeritus Tor iife II being understood that
he VIII continue 10 Fender such services
to the University as his health may per-
nit.
OFFICIAL RECOGNITION.
Official recognition was made TO Mrs.
Julia 5. Bradford. OF Philadelphia, for
her donation OF $500 10 establish a
scholarship in honor OF her husband. the
late Vincent l.. Bradford. LII. d.. anu
the scholarship was established. A reso-
luton was passed, expressing sympathy
with Hon. John Randolph Tucker. dean
OF the law school, In his Illness.
On application Of 5. D. Ammen. OF tho
Baltimore sun. who was one of tho
founders OF the first chapter OF the Kappa
Alpha. Greek Letter College Fraternity. at
Washington and Leo university In 1906.
the fraternity was granted permission to
erect memorial on the University
campus.
The degree OF ID. ID. WAS conferred on
Rev John Chamberln. of New York. and
the degree OF LII. ID, on Hon. Charles $.
Hamlin. OF Massachusetts. Assistant
Treasurer OF the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-31

KEY WEST FLA. Dee. S0.-Doloros
MoatorO. widow OF Limo Allraoel, Lieu
tenant Colonel in tine lAaurscnt army,
arrived la this CIly Tonight twenty-five
days from JarucO. size reports that the
Insurgents are numerous lu the province
OF Havana, aud ale We'll supplied Win
arms. ammunition. etc.. and that the
bugle cali oI the insurgents can be uis-
uuctly heard lu many ol the cities she
states that before leaving Jaruco she
learned that Allo,o had been wounded,
and it was reported tnat Dr. Lertucha
shot him. the bail entering the back OF
MaceOs ntsk and coming out % inc
mouth. The chief was carried of by hls
men. and ls now in hiding, attended ny
four OF the best physicians an thc lnsuI-
gent army.
She states that she knew Of the murder
OF Charles Gown. aud that she was tod py
her husband ON the day following me
arrival OF The COwley expedition that
Gown was killed in most shocking
manner. having been literally cut 10
pieces The lady had been taken IN charse
by the Cuban Relief Committee. twenty
TWO pacincos were killed on The night OF
the 2bth in Guanahaco.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-31

". &. Morgan, a Travelling Salesman,
Passes Away Alone in Hotel.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Dec. 30.-W c..
Morgan, representing Rcars * CO., whole
sale dry goods ana notion dealers, OF
Nashville. Was found dead Tuesday night
about 40 o clock in his room lu the IOhc
House, in GoodWafer.
Mr. Morgan WIS discovered by Mrs.
loKD. ou it.-l' - lfir--J-i. iIs across
The bed with his clothes on. She notified
her husband. Dr. g.. VI. Poke. who went
into the room ana found that be WAS
dead.
About an hour before his death Morgan
was in the parior OF the hotel playing on
the piano and sinsins. lie sold "a bill Of
goods Tuesday, anl his samples were
leiL open in the rcols above G.. NJ. Crews
store, which is used by Tie drummers
as 90 sample-rCOm.
Morgan had been I'm GoOdwatcr several
days, and was apparently IN good health
He has many fuclds there and always
had "a good trade
Justice G.. NJ. Simpson was sent for and
took charge OF the remains. lie wired TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-31

ALBANY, y. Y. Dec. 3o.-Governor
Morton has appointed Jonas Nanduser.
OF Chemuns county as a delegate 10 rep
resent New York at the National To-
bacco Growers and Dealers Convention
OF 1891, to be held az Ocala, Fla.
The Governor hag also appointed Jacob
W. Miller. OF New York city. commander
OF the state naval militia, as de.esdto
10 represent New York at the convention
10 consider the defences or the eastern
seaboard, 10 be held al Tampa, Fla. In
January next.
Governor Morton has appointed Fred
erick Schroeder. OF Brooklyn; George
Storm. Abraham Cohn, and Carl Nogt.
Of New York city as additional dele
gates 10 represent this State at the Flort-
da Tobacco Congress
Governor Morton has appointed Major
General Edwin NcAlpin. Adjutant-Gcn-
eral: Colonel William Carey Anger. As
sistant chief Of Artillery. and Ccmmander
Jacob w. Miller. of the State naval mill
tia. as delegates 20 represent this state
in the convention called 10 meet ~ Tam
pa. Fla. on January 10Th. TO consider the
subject OF coast and harbor defences.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-31

KEYSVILLE. Va. Dec S9-SpeciaL-
llr. A. N. Cornick. wealthy real estate
dealer from Norfolk, spent several days
here making investments: also Dir. Ruth
crford. from New York, prospecting with
q view 90 Investing.
Rev. j. b. Lawrence has rented dwell
Ing and Will move here February lst.
Cards are out for the marriage cf Mr.
II. II. Gregory 70 Miss Lewis OF hilton.
n. c.. on The 5th OF January.
ID. 5. Hudgins and =. T. Gregory have
been quite I'D. but are now convalescent.
The dwelling on the farm Of Mr. r. NJ
Priddy. about four miles from Keysvile
was burned a few days ago Loss about
500, insured Tor 500
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issue o, Bond, Authorized.

MOBILE. ALA. Dec. 30.--The stock,
holders of the Mobile and Ohio railroad
beff "a meeting IN this cf-v TODAY and
authorized the Issuance Of Si.000.0O0 bonds
for the construction OF what Is known
a. the Montgomery extension from CO
lumbus. Miss. 10 Montgmery. Ala. VIA
Tuscaloosa.
Protests were served on the meeting
and also on j. w. Woodward, with whom
contract for building the road has been
made. against issuance OF the bonds oy
Fred. s. Ball, az Montgomery. repre-
senting certain New York stockholders.
who tried 70 get hold OF the Mobile and
Ohio in 1902 Tine protest was against
the Farmers Loan ard Trust company.
voting $500 shares ot stock, which NeN
York parties claimed thay had right
to YotA.