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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-22
A HORRIBLE TRACED.

DRESDEN, Oct. 21.-A newspaper
and magazine writer named Gutenberg
killed his wife, his three children and
himself at Blacewitz, near this city,
by putting poison in their food. The
man had been respondent and desper-
ate through his increasing impoverish-
ment and failure to obtain employ
ment.
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SURVIVORS OF The L1NLITHGow.

NEW YORK, Oct 21.-Among the pas.
sengers on the steamer Advance from
Colon were Chief officer Yell and five
which sailed from san Francisco for
Jeith on July 81 and II days later, when
900 miles off Acapulco, broke her shaft.
The chef officer and five men left the
ship the day of the accident in life boat
to row to the nearest port for assistance
They reached Acapulco in is days and a
steamer was sent in search of the LinIith-
pnrr
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NEW BRITISH CRUISER.

GLASGOW. Oct 2f-The new British
ruiser Diadem was successfully launched
here today. She is ship Of u.00G tons.
ass feet long and contracts for construc-
ton requires her to show a rate of speed
of 201I knots an hour.
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srI,soN Not FoRGorTES.

+. LONDON, Oct. 21.-The Nelson col
unn in Trafalgar square was almost
completely covered this morning with
floral anchors, wreaths, ETC., which
were more numerous today than upon
any previous anniversary of the bat
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NEARLY A
RIDE TO DEATH
Exciting Experience During
the Inspection of the o.
den Power Plant.
TRAMWAY CAR RAN AWAY
A Wild Dash Down the Steep
Incline.

Hem schramm and Councilman Jones
of Ogden Badly Injured-A sIirac-
ulous Observation-Disclosures Citi-
zens of Salt Lake and the Junction
City Inspect the stupendous En-
terprise-A Cordial Reception by
the Company officials.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-22
BRYAN
SCORES
HARRISON
Past and Present Attitude Of
the ex-President Com
pared for HOosierS.
MADE EIGHTEEN SPEECHES
Record Made by Bryan In the
Hoosier State Yesterday.
MADE EIGHTEEN SPEECHES

Notwithstanding That He Was in
the Heart os the Enemy's Country,
Ills Various Receptions Were All
He Could Dcsire-Men with Clubs
in Their Hands Appear in the Au-
dicnce at Muncle--An Audience of
$4,000.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 21.-
University of Pennsylvania, Il; Am
herst, 0.
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ON THE GRIDIRoN.

PRINCETON. N. j., Oct. 21-Prince-
ton outplayed Virginia at every point
in the football game played here today,
making a score of As to 0. Each team
played a good game.
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PRINCETON. Oct. 21.-The Prince
ton football team today defeated the
University of Virginia by "a score OF
to 9.
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HE LosEs sIx NrlaEBEl,s 5.

WASHINGTON. y Oct. 21.-Lieutenant
Charles II. Lyman, of the cruiser Mort
gomery. has been convicted Of drunken-
in his grade.
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COLUMBUS, o.. Oct. 21.-The miners
employed in several of the larger mines
of the Hooking valley voted today to
return to work at the reduced wages OF
10 cents per ton. There will not be more
than 1000 idle miners in the state after
tomorrow. This will probably break the
backbone of the strike, which has been
on for several weeks.
NEW YORK, Oct. H-Patrick ].
Maroney, the man who first placed the
name of David 3. Hill before a. conven-.
ton as a candidate for governor, died of
alcoholism in d Brooklyn hospital on
Monday He was boss plasterer 45
years old, rich and at one time political
power in Kings county
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct ZIG. F.
Clarke. the son of the senior member of
the firm of Clarke & Bushbell. wholesale
grocers of New York city. was arrested
last night on the complaint of F. A
Wheeler. to whom Clarke gave a draft on
his father for $3.50, the paper subsequently
coming back disflOnOred.
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NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct 21.-Yale
defeated Wesleyan at the Yale field to-
day is to o.
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fl ore AFFAIRS.

DENVER. Oct. Ex-Governor Mcintyre
today issued proclamation calling upon
the citizens of Denver and Colorado. ire
spective of party affiliations, to display
the national flag October 81.
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FOREIGN FACTS.

PARIS, Oct 21.-After a conferences
lasting many hours the budget committee
reluctantly decided today to grant the
demand OF General Billot, minister of
army increasing the peace footing OF
that branch of the service TO 5000 men.
PICKING, Oct 21.-Hayashi Tadasou. the
japanese minister to China. has been
transferred by his government to St
Petersburg. Notifications OF the China-
japanese commercial treaty were ex-
changed here yesterday, October 90.
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct 21-Sir Donald
Smith will represent Canada at the ap-
preaching Pacific cable conference in
London. Sanford Fleming will also at
tend on behalf of Canada.
MONTREAL, Oct 21.-The Rev. Canon
Anderson. principal of the Montreal Dio-
cesean Theological college, is dead.
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lit is The Best Paper.

That's what gentleman said
yesterday as he subscribed for
The Herald. There are thousands
who feel as he does. The Her
AIDS circulation grows by leaps
and bounds, because its news
service is the best.
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Story BY Stephen Crane,

On Sunday. Oct. Is. The Herald
will begin publication OF The
Third Violet" a charming story
by Stephen Crane. the famous
young novelist Don't miss It,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
Dispatch's Reunion Edition,

To-morrow's edition oil the Dispatch
VIII be big paper. superbly Illustrated.
The chief purpose Of it will be to in
terest the people OF the South IN the Con-
iederate reunion. which viii take place
here a month hence; and 10 this end the
attractions OF Richmond will be elabo-
rately set forth.
The plan adopted TO accomplish this
purpose is TO compare the Richmond o.
1896 with that OF lS5l-C5. Under the gulse
Of soldier who left here at the close
Of the war. and who Is now rev!sitine
the city for the first time. a Dispatch
contributor describes the changes that
have occurred, and gives his impressions
Of NiIginias capital as IL appears to-day
Another contributor, whose name is a
guarantee Of historical accuracy. writes
a brief account Of the battles fought near
Richmond. This. too, is a charming ar
ucle, and # Will be read with thrilling
interest by every southern soldier. and by
every Virginian. man and woman.
All the details Of the programme for
the sixth annual meeting OF the Grand
Encampment Of the United Confederate
Veterans, and for the laying Of the cor
ner-stone OF the jefferson Davis monu-
ment are to be given I'm a form that will
make them attractive reading. Be
sides, there win be numerous personal
sketches, poems. narratives Of army-ser-
vice. etc, etc.
In short. to-morrow's Dispatch Will be
a paper which will be worthy of the
Of every southerner. and which
viii awaken in the breast OF every vete-
ran Of ours a longing TO revisit Richmond
and the battle-helds OF the war
The Illustrations Of this issue VIII in
clude views OF Richmond in ruins and as
1t stands to-day; sketches Of our prin-
clpal monuments and parks; pictures OF
historic houses Including many that long
ago disappeared in fire and smoke): por-
traits Of men prominent in reunion ar
map OF battle-nelds. etc.
Every Vireinian res dent lnanother State
viii be glad to get copy Of this Re-
union Edition. We viii issue from thirty
TO forty thousand copies and they may
be had at our counter. put up ready for
mailing. II orders are handed In to-day.
papers will be mailed promptly on issue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
The Weather.

- WAsHNGroS. May 2a.-Forscast
lEiIR for Saturday:
"" Virginia: Generally fair weath.
| er; slightly warmer; westerly
winds.
North Carolina: Fair weather. preceded
by local showers on the coast: north
westerly winds. becoming variable.
The barometer has risen east OF the
Mississippi. except on the New England
coast. and It has fallen from the Mis-
sissippi Valley westward 10 the Rocky
Mountains The area Of low pressure
continues central north OF the Lower
Lake regions. but the barometer is rising
slowly al the centre OF disturbance. n
second depression is apparently forming
in the extreme Southwest. the barometer
being low over Arizona.
II IS cooler In the South Atlantic and
interior OF the Middle-Atlantlc States.
and over the plateau region. and warmer
throughout the Central valleys and
Tpper Lake region. The temperature has
risen about 10 degrees over Oklahoma
and Northern Texas
Local thunder-storms arc reported from
the south-AtIantic coast. and light show
ers from the New England coast and
the Lower Lake region. Showers are
also reported from the central plateau
REGION and north Of Dakota The
weather ls clear tonight from the Gulf
coast northward to the Lake region.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
MAuER-sLAvrN BOUT POSTPONED.
Principals Held By P0lice-Jusuce.
Complaint Against Them.

LONG ISLAND CITY. y. Y. May %
The twenty-round bout between Maher
and slavin. which was 10 have been
brought off before the Eureka Cub, OF
Long Island city, tonight was post
poned until Friday night next, owing to
action aken by Police-Justice Ingram.
The principals. together with the man
ager OF the club and Maher's manage
were held FOR examination before the
Justice from o'clock until after 10 =.
M while the court officers were looking
for the complainant, on whose affidavit
tho defendants had been arrested on
charge Of being about 70 engage in
pr.ze-neht. The complainant kept out Of
reach OF the officers who were sent 10
Gnd him and the management OF the
club seeing that the Judge would Keep
INC principals indefinitely, while the COM
piainant vas being looked for, post
roned fne FIGHT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
REpvBLrcAN SENATE PROGRAM.
order OF iusiness-.djournm Ex-
pccteG by June sth.

WASHINGTON. May 29.-The only posi-
tive action taken by the Republican sena-
torial caucus this morning was a vote by
which 1t was decided that the bill 70 re-
fund the debts OF the bond-aided PacInc
railroads should be postponed until the
next session. The Steering Committee
presented IN order OF business that was
agreed 10. and will De suggested 10 the
Democrats rs business that should be
transacted II the intervals between con-
sideratiOn Of conference reports OF ap-
proprlation bills will permit These mea-
sures In the order named. are as follows:
The 1iled-cheese bill. repeal OF the free
alcohol clause OF the Wilson act, fruit
brandy bill. and immigration bill While
this order Of business has been agreed
uUon. Il Is not seriously thought that the
Immigration question can be reached.
IL was the unanimous opinion that aa-
iournment would come not later than
June Sth. and possibly earlier. One soma
tor made the statement that adjourn
mert would follow within seventv-two
hours after receipt of the message from
the President On the river and harbcr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
An Additional Indictment Filed
Against the Directors.

NEW YORK, May 29.-The grand jury
filed an additional indictment against the
directors OF the American Tobacco Com
pany to-day.
The indictment was found under the
antitrust law. passed at the last ses-
sion of the Legislature, making il mis-
demeanor 10 enter into any contract or
agreement or combination or conspiracy
to prevent competition in the price Of
articles OF commodities; or to restrict or
restrain trade; or TO carry on business
under such a combination.
The directors Of the American Tobacco
Company were indicted a month ago for
q similar alleged offence under an old
law.
The men will not be arrested. and may
not be called upon to plead in court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30

Acca Temple Celebrated It's Tenth
Anniversary Last Night.

The Mobiles OF Acca Temple. Mystic
shriners. celebrated tholr tenth anniyor-
sary in the true Mystic style last
night. and. at the same time. royalty
entertained a large delegation OF Shriners
from Almas Temple. Washington. u. G.
The visiting Shriners from the nations
capital arrived here at 61J O'Clock yes
terday afternoon in a special train over
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, ami
were escorted to the Jefferson, where they
were quartered.
At 730 O'Clock the members of Acca
Temple, headed by the Arab Patrol. in
uniform and the Dlues' Band. left the
Masonic Temple. and. marching TO the
jefferson. greeted their guests. who. fall
ing into lire. accompanied the local
Shrners on a parade through the prin-
cipal streets OF the city. The two temples
as they marched along presented most
striking spectacle and the streets which
they traversed were brilliantly iliumi-
mated with calcium lights. thereby adding
much 10 the general effect Of the occa-
sion.
CROSS THE BURNING SANDS.
Returning TO the Temple. the two or
ganizations assembled in the Grand
Lodge room. where twelve candidates
were conducted across the red-hot sands.
affording much merTimen, for those who
having become Injured 10 the hardships
OF the desert aas 9mpanled them. After
all had safely arrived at the oasis for
which they We're bound a magnificent
banquet was served IN homer OF the oc-
casion. and full justice was done 10 the
sumptrous spread.
when the feast was concluded q feast
o. reason and eloquence wa, INDUCED In.
Mr.. II. NJ. smith delivered the address
OF welcome 10 the visiting mobiles. having
been delegated as a substitute for Colon,
Tazeweil Elicit. who was unable to be
present. MIR. Smith spoke in his most
happy veia and extended TO the members
CT Amas Temple n most cordial greeting
lie told them that Richmond belonged TO
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Triiby Excursou

TO Norfolk, Virginia Beach. and Ooeau
View. via the Norfolk and Western
railroad. commencing Sunday. MAY yIst.
Train leaves Byrd-Street Station at $50
\. NJ, sharp; returning, leaves virgfn.s
Beach at +. NJ: Ocean View atop M.
and Norfolk, NJ =. NJ. Fare FOR the
round-trip: Norfolk. 81: virginia Beach.
NJO. and Ocean View. N15. Fare from
Norfolk to Richmond on the Triby. 81.
Close connection at Norfolk for Virginia
Beach. with chair-cars attached: train
leaving Richmond goes through 10 Ocean
View. Special vcsiibule coaches for Ia
dies. Reduced rates at Princess Anne
and Ocean View for our people We leave
promptly on time. and go regardless OF
the weather. Tickets for all these po,nts
at and on the train.
Captain !. X. NICHE,
h. =. ADAMS, =
Managers. 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
TcIexraDhfc fyrsefx.

Washington. Comptroller Eckels has
gone 10 Atlanta. Ga. 10 deliver a speech
In favor of sound money"
Washington.-The Naval Examining
Board has recommended the retirement
OF Captain Theodore +. Kane on account
OF physical disability.
Lisbon.--The newspapers here state that
Portugal has offered her good offices 10
Great Britain and Brazil 10 bring about
settlement OF the dispute regarding the
ownership OF the Island Of Trinidad.
Washington.--T Penn Yam National
Bank. OF Penn Van. New York, capital
$1,000. failed. and Bank Examiner Van
Vranxen has been placed in charge. La
b!ilties. $4,000. including $4,000 due de-
postors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
Old Point Next sunday.

On next Sunday. May 3lst. the Chesa-
peake and Ohio will begin their popular
81 excursions TO Old Point or Norfolk.
Special fast train will leave Richmond
from Broad-Street station at $50 A. NJ,
arrive Old Point 1890 4. NJ. Returning,
leave Old Point T.. NJ. arrive Rich
mond . +. NJ. Passengers for Norfolk
take regular $50 4. NJ train. arrive Nor
folk y noon; returning. leave Norfolk
al $3.50 r. NJ, same day, or 7 A. NJ. follow
Ing Monday. This Is a most delightful
outing, the trip being made over a stone
ballast track, free OF dust, and without
intermediate stops. Special rates for
dinner at either the Chamberln. Hyge!a,
0r Sherwood Hotels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
As Advertised.

Childrens strap. zoe.
Misses oxford Ties. SOC.
Ladies' Clcth-Top Stylish Oxfords. u.sS.
Ladies Patcnt-Leather Strap Slipperaa,
Misses Tan Button Boots. SOC.
Childrens Tan Button Boots. S5c.
Infants Soft-Sole Button, l0c. /,
Ladies oxford Ties. Soc. az
THE MODEL SHOE-STORE.
607 Broad strecf.
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what Did lie DO with III.

PHILADELPHIA Nay 2s-Monireyi'l le
II. smith, in charge Of the real-estate de-
partment OF the Philadelphia Deposit.
Trust and Insurance Company. was ar
rested this afternoon. and confessed 70
stealing N.O'9 he was Given "A hearing
Ing.
Smith has been with the company FOR
rfteen years. and has been hard worker
and q faithful employee. He lived
modestly and II is not known what he
did with the money
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
,,s,icc snoagrass Finch.

CHATTANooGA, Nay zs',rChief-J usiIee I
LHsse 49, rerrh was to-day fined so and
pds,. pds,' for p.stol-csrTylng. a plea or guilty
SossS s,ss entered BY the defendant.
VII This minor charge grew, ou, Of the as
sault with a pistol made oy y SncSr IosI snoe- -
rras,ev In which case he was recently
,,couittea OF any sn9lderors Intent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30

ST. PETERSBURG. May 23.-Fire was
discovered among bales OF cotton, iJJ
i'm number. which were lying on whari
at mis- port to-day. and before the flames
could be subdued q large part OF the cot
Ton was badly Gamaged OF the bales
Included in the total number go were
discharged by the British steamer Glen
vech. from Punta Gorda, March 2otn' and
rritfsb steamer SCaw Fell. which sailed
from Savannah March 2ith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30

standing OF the country is subject OF
criticism. that the contracts provided for
IN this bill would create obligations OF
'he United States amounting to sG2cco.oc0.
no less binding than its bonds for that
sum- GROVER CLEVELAND.
Executive Mansion May 20. 1886"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
NHITsUNTIDE RtCE MEETING.
Manchester Gngland Cup Won by
iuciianan's Decker.

LONDON. ENG. May 2g-At the Man
chester Whitsuntlde meeting to-day, the
Manchester Cup OF 2O)j sovereigns. one
mile and three quarters, was won by L.
Duchanan's chestnut-bay horse. The
Decker 6 years d. Lord W Bcresford's S
Caislaln was second. and Sir X. Jardine' S
fealer third. Cookers Santa Anita ran
unDlaced.
LAKESIDE EVENTS.
CHICAGO. ILL. May 29.-The Rook
ana Nlrgie Dixon were the only fayorites
that won az Lakeside to-day. TWO track
records We're broken. Jockey Cash sloan
was suspended for assautiug William
Cross turf correspondent. last Monday.
First race-siX furlolgs-Queen Faustus
t9. Magnusscn, Z 10 > won. with CunarGer
second, and Major Dripps third. Time,
1Ij.
Second race-half a mile-Ella Z. GCl.
Everett. S 10 - won. with BarbatO second
and Tom Anderson third. Time. 4s.
Third racc-scVeu urlOngs-Plersou (sH.
cay. 20 10 u won. with Revenue second,
and OutgO third. Time. l.23.
Fourth rdcr-siX furlo1gs-Nirgie Dixon
g2 Clay, 10 y won. with Laura +. Sc
cond. and Doctor c. third Time. 11i 81
Fifth race-nine :urlongs-Const slant QO3,
Clay TO y won. with Eloroy second
and Otho third Time. l.s5.
Sixth race-siX furiOngs-Ihe Rook C9.
Burns. 7 10 81 won. with Lottie Eastin
second, and May Fern third. Time la5.
CINCINNATI TRACK.
OAKLEY RACE-TRACK. May o.
Three odds-on favortes. q second choice,
and "a long-shot captured the purses at
Oakley to-day Track fast; weather fine,
attendance. 5000
First race-f0ur furlongs-Rosinante O0l.
Schorr 20 - won, with Adowa second,
and Midlight third. Time. % 81
Second race-seven furlonCs-G eprieve
C5. BeiM, 20 - won. with Doub,eQuick
second and Image third Time 1:2S 3-4.
Third racc-nve furiongs-F. r. Y. OlO
and J. Waiter third. Time. 1913 81
Fourth race-seven furlOngs-The Com
moner O22, r. Williams. I 10 . won, with
Maggie $. second, and Matte Lee third.
Time l:23 81.
Flfth race-mue and seventy yards
Probasco Ocj, Sherer, IS 20 % won. with
Somper Lex second and Leafiet third.
Tlme. LIZ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
"i on iiuye."

Wen. don't you agree with us that
POLK MILLER'S ITALIAN INSECT
POWDER eXcells anything you have ever
tried 90 enectumlly destroy FLIES,
reaches and other troublesome In
sects% The GENUINE only sold in TO-
o. and % cents bottles (never In bulk) by
the LEADING drug and grocery houses
OF this city. Try II and you'll never use
any other
POLK MILLER DRUG COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30

,rtc.,,s said thai he and Thomas r.
Rvan. as individuals. had purchased the
bc,fer part OF the first-mortgage bonds OF
~ port Royal and Augusta railroad,
ard would reorganize the property. The
81 Nvoull not be leased 10 the Central
t.e,,.oea OF Georgia. Ii could not be un-
dsr the Constitution OF the state OF South
c.rclina IL would be operated In the
s.,,,,th carolina system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30

wv IIIITVIT7f "'s F''|J - ~
To the Public:
IL Is ruDsored around thst the consun1.
ers Ice Company Is temporary affair.
In rcfutation OF this statement, we wish
to inform all our friends and the pub
lie generally that we are engaging " the
Ice business 10 stay. We have on hand
and In transit over fifteen hundred tons Of
Ice. and those who are 80 kind as TO
favor us with their patronage. we will
most assuredly see that they are never
without this most necessary commodity.
We would kindly thank any OF our GUS
toners To report any negligence on the
part OF any Of our drivers 10 the
CONSUMERS ICE COMPANY.
No. II south Fifteenth street. City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30

on all Gentlemen's Tan Shoes ae
the Model Shoe-Store to-day. All
the S. S250 3. $3.50. S. s.. and
81 Tan Shoes advertised in yesterdays
Dispatch ON sale to-day. One-ffth OF
for cash. 1900 pairs Gentlemens Tan
Shoes at sacrifice Of 20 per cent. or.
THE MODEL.
f)T Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
\ Trip to Egypt.

rare chance to all who desire to enjoy
the extensive display OF mangIficcnr
turkish and Egyptian Embrolderlos. Dra-
perles, Curios, Ancient Arms. Jewelry.
ana unique Souvenirs. Call at iB east
Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
GO1d-secksrs Drowned.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 23.--The schO0n-
er Albion brings news of the probable loss
OF the schooner Lincoln In Alaskan wa
ters The Lincoln had on board about
thirty persons. all Of whom have un-
dOubtefiy lost their lives. Most Of the
passengers were gOld-seekers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30

Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic has stood
the test for ten years. When any dealer
trlos 70 induce you 10 take some other
make, you may know that II Is some
cheap compound. on which ne makes a
larger profit Every bottle OF Groves
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30
Overture from Turkey.

LONDON. May 29.-The Daily News will
tomorrow saw IL Ia stated that the Sui
tan has invited the Ang o-American So
ciety 10 send a .deoutati0n 70 C0Estanti-
nople with reference TO affairs IN AnatO-
liz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-30

The freight depots of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway will be closed to-day.
May seth. except for the delivery OF per-
ishable freight between tho hours OF 100
A. NJ. and A. NJ.