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The Lamar register., 1896-10-31
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ST Louis. oct. Shortly before ira
O'Clock this Iaoruiaz two passenser
trains on the 81. Louis s san Franciss,s
raiiroad. salnr IA opnosits dlrce'iaas,
collidea nearly apFaslis windsor sra
iion. about thirteen riiies trun tbs
city. Instantly gilling cssht persons and
injurlne twsnty -oue. Tae Killed are
all 0f sI I.onts
The collision oergrrssi hNiNecu The
Secoud section q an eTcursiaa train
bound west and tiIc Fsisos valley FssG
Accommodation.
II seems frdm the statements mads
hy mea employed % the l.ne thar gar
accident was due a. the pysrsIEils -
one u the 0,drsf engineers 80 this a.
visioa ~ the Fr5sol lussTa prziien
who was IN chlarze n ihr ezcussiaa
train
4 cannot 80 how q casiid have o.
rurred.~ said an 0Gi-isl - The rad 20
eight. "Bni EnFipecT pryish sccgls "a
have entirely forso,,ea about No ~
the Accommodation train
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An.n.,..l.t -

canton. ohio. oct al-3is
Klnlsy began his last week & !
making with a. adafess Z
pgayes oi the Raitlm0rs a e4a
western Railroad lnen ffo1 =
ef seymour and washiusiaa
Major Mckinley aiteadea
al Of william X Miiler z 2.
Ing. Mr. Miller was van
friend OF the Rcpablieaa ~
and WAS on the electoral y
this dlstrics. Mrs Miller
Governor MsKinIryA
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LARGE CHICAGO rtsG
r-- ,rs<s ar.i. f1-..s~., Esssss.,
--Ia-. f.fis,s.t--s :; sisass<

r-s ttaxe Gr.is f1~.esors a. :, I. =
-Ia-& s.fisss.t--s :; silsas=<
ChgcAre. Oct ~ Pgrs lsrit (
noan today IN ore sf ~ tvs 81
grain elevators of the Cssszsa h
ciar Elevator s-slnfany, ai n
street ard thc n0rth hsaart < "A
czso rsssr. Tbs Eames sss al
yaad the csutrni oi ~ t- a
ussnt ard seresd to the sSpai 4
.or. orer f-1-st0oc hgsAfis < 4
haye bssn Destroyed. ana iA-fs !
danger that the tu,ater ysrs i
vicinity Hlt - dcsiruysa n
A. Curtis NaltinE rssapsaI9 u
Isnited from the hsat e ~ ID
elevators. hes the afN sEs gfazl
81 affsv hard aEbtins. Tas -
al Ia the eAgsnn rplm y ~ -
ratos. AMI IN afsvcn nsiastss p
ln< wAs + mass Q; sasss
slaruis In quick sncccsst'a ~
In. hai ali efforts - sars ~ II
we're unavaiilHs. aai ~ a'lss
turned H. ayieai.aa 70 pru,esss|
Joining property.
At . p. M. The pruPsty -
nsAsel 20 have resehs'i eyer
DOLLARS. ans The ars % lll sssa.
,soL
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The adherents OF Don Carlos in Spain
are apparently on the point of an at
tempt to establish a new order OF
things on the ruin OF the present
Spanish throne. Carlos Is reported to
have said that his followers are now
all drilled. organized and armed, and
only await the word for revolt. AS
Spain is engaged in putting down the
war In Cuba and also In the Philippine
Islands, the favorable opportunity
seems 10 have come. Spain is nearly
exhausted. especially as 70 her finances
A rebellion OF the CarlIsts would prob.
ably complete her overthrow and at the
same time secure the liberty OF Cuba.
A great war al home would destroy the
power of the government to borrow
money, and the sinews Of war would
thus have disappeared. Besides that,
some parts of the country would be held
by the insurgents, and In those por-
tions the government would be abls
TO neither collect customs nor raise
troops. There Is third power, that o.
the Spanish Republicans. that may
make itself felt, and ls indeed said to
be active at the present time. These
Republicans might object 10 a Cariist
king as much as to the one now ruling.
In that case the Carlists would prob
ably have to merge their differences
with the Republicans. taking what they
could get of the public Offices. wheth-
er Spain is advanced enough to sustain
a republican form OF government re-
mains to be demonstrated.
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There vim ~ na trooble expeFsenessi
aboat ending miners. II win take ten
days. perhaps. 10 Eet the water out
and We shall sn-1 shipping FROM our
properties Immediately afterwarAi Tbs
Northern Mining C,Hnpany bold =
.lase on the Clipper mInr. which weuid
have expired In September bad 4 not
been forfeited about three weeks b.
fore the regular date We havc aiready
secured All the men ncseSsary 20 work
the clipper and I,sadsiilc Bssln prS2
critics In fact ;h~Fe ar mare arliil'
cants for Jobs from right smons ths
Iaadviile miners thsn Nc can ne"
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A PITIFUL TRAGEDY.
A pENvER FAMILY DROWNED.
While oat Boat Riding the Bs>t c.p<ises
ana the wife and Five Chiidrea OF A. ,.
spate Are Drswn~d.


Denver, Oct. Smiths Lake. In the
southeastern suburbs of Denyer. claim
ed six victims yesterday afternoon. AID
A. j. spute. the husband and father
was the only one left OF a family pleas
ure party which started out sunday af-
ternoon for an outing.
Mr.. spute owns a grocery At 1s-is
Santa Fe avenue, and yesterday after
dinner promised 60 take his wife and
five children for drive. The children
wanted to visit Smiths lake and they
started for that point A boat was
found near the west end OF the lake
and the children insisted ON taking a
ride and doing soms fishing, The horses
were hitched to n tree and the party q
seven embarked In small. hat-b7t-
toned boat. They had no ears and
used boards 10 paddle with. The older
Children were In front. with Mrs. spuie
In the center and Mr.. spate In the rear.
They rowed about aud greatly en-
joyed the fun until 81 began getting
dusk. About 5.2o o'clock It was pro
posed to return. They had been over
on the east side of the lake and had
progressed 10 within seventy yards q
their landing place when the boat was
upset and the whole party was thrown
into the lake. where the water wuS
about fifteen fee, deep.
Only few people witnessed the ae.
cident aud AT first It was thought
some boys were screaming and splash
ing water for fun
Then came cries OF help and Il was
seen that the occupants Of the boat
were struggling for their lives John
Dunlap and n friend named Fannlar,
who reside near the lake. ran 10 their
assistance and pushing out In boa,
reached Mr. spute Just as he was about
10 relax his hold on the side of his boat
and pulled him 70 shore.
Tightly clasped IN bis arms was his
little daughter. Esther. but the little
one was dead. and the remainder of his
family were drowned.
The accident was caused by one q
the boys standing mp at the side % the
boat TO toss rick out, He lost Ais
balance. causing the boat TO tip 20 one
side and alarm the others.
A rush was made to the other side
and back end. and the whole family
was thrown into the water sir. spute
is frantic with grief
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- - Rounep.
nAnn Ds =. rhsy rle..- Ss.r whrs
uass

nandi De rhFr Ties-s Nssr white
pass-
San Antaalo. - " oct ss-rhurs-
day night anoghsr double stage aua
mail haliGp occurred fweuly miles
from White oaks on ths rad % Saa
Antoniu. aud only short dlstznee
from Cavansueh lake. where two raen
commandea hait as before. went
through ~ u.sa aud express. No pas
scngers uere aloar4. rhls hoiiua
took fiaet about - tbs evening. and
the coact wSs hrsd IN two hours later
when the man froHs sauAntaass cafac
along ana sss ariessi 70 deliver IT'S
valuahles Tie Tothers toak wlsAi
they wanted iuelHllHe fons stage
horses. aHd after cu,fias up tBe har-
ness and killIng oue horse bri1nstns to
the stage eJmpaHy they left In the
direction of she nisIpais They told
the driver who walked ints White
Oaks TO ten the postmaster there 70
hereafter seud out bis man lr q has
ket to save destroying the gnyeruren;
sacks. as they would want 70 e
through 81 again soou. Tbsy aeiSnovyl-
edged having heen connected with the
robbery of two weeks ago and said
that they secured SIS from that hold
up The amonnt of Thursday nights
capture Is not ascertainei There Is
nothing Of sreat yaiue known TO have
been in either The express or mail on
these coaches
The robbers overlooked 5000 in
bullion.
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It is reported that an aged couple liv-
ing in walworth. Wis. near Palmyra.
have decided that they believe mar
riage to be a failure and will live
apart in future. The remarkable fea-
ture of IL is that they have been mar
ried over fifty years-they recently cell
ebrated their golden wedding-and they
have reared family OF eleven chill
dren. their home life having always
been peaceful and harmonious
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og,.rrsr c.a Asy-.aa4 I.-Ss.i.,sz.

Lltile Rnek. Afk, oct 9&-Tat Su.
prenie court. 10 an oplplna rsnds7'-i by
Jusiinc s...slrS, aaisls shat the govern
OK has tag Sss1 20 aDpaiat m-nS@ss
Of the f-eeristure uArre vacaneies
have bosa esaeaj - dsa;h. rrstsza-
tons or oths osusre THIS Is said To
be the Rrst sazc ~ l,s character de>
eidcd In aHy s,zte 50 the csaHsry.
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rHg LONG PENSION 20
na.ms-.ssi ~ Ia Isia.a slli- =
coaft

washin<ton. Oct 2-Tsf
I,cehrvn pesssou eass vas n
to-day by shs CHits-i StAiss s
oenrt ug-sa the aatbo74;y Z II
daSsssaas a that c9urt 9 -
cs-Sisars s=zilsss pui',ss so
have died. cr lsst tle ssfvioe o
ssousr Lsa,irva having Fs-;ss4
ace. Judge I.aaE's ease . -
Ihe easa " ssiionstsIl roi,,tif
ensssuls At R.-s,oa. vrrsus ka1
eas4 lnvolvins the dsirSTi'.'asS
question Of she ilms u pTa'sss.
eidsSi also ss,-.iay. and ~ 81
% the government ,nat -
Eaust accompany the p9yata
duties was ererrnled
The case infoises several =
lar~, which have been coliesiei
ties and the decision Is rerT -
70 Importers
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eUMPlMo LIE LEAnvLLE eAsrN
Min. own-r- ssttis me Dstsns ard VIM
sharw Expenses.

mine own~r- ssttac thr Details ard WIN
SHARE Expenses.
Denver. Oct. 2G-The Repnblican this
morning says: II understand that the
Weldon mine has agreed 10 contribute
lis share toward paying the expense of
pumping the water out of the Leadyile
Basin" said s. Marshall Carlton. gen
erai manager OF the Clipper Minias
Company and treasurer Of the Lea.i.
vile Basin Mining Company. al the AZ.
bany hotel yesterday. This" he went
on. win cause an Immediate resurnp-
tion OF work in the downtown Lead
Vile mines.
"A meeting OF mine owners and mine
managers in the downtown district
was held in Leadyille Friday evening.
This meeting, am Informed. settled
the last detail Of arrangements where.
by the Penrose and Bon Air the prop
critics owned by the Smlth-Aioeat com
bination, will resume pumping. Since
the stopping OF the Sixth street pumps
the burden Of the pumping has fallen
on the properties owned by Messrs.
Smith and AIoffat. although tae Clipper
did some pumping and the Bohn a lit
tie later. Messrs. Smith and Mofrat
very justly demanded that the other
properties in the f4aadville basin area
should contribute their share. either In
money or by pumping. toward clearing
the area of water. The expense win
now be prorated. and the mines affect
ed thereby resume operations speedily
The Lamar register., 1896-10-31

Vera P. Ava. better known as Ann
o'Delia D.ss de Bar. the notorious
spock priestess. is undergoing her semi
annual arrest at a Chicago police sta
hon. This time she is charged with OBJ
tanning board and lodging under false
pretenses. She has only recently com
pleted a two-years' term for frauds
committed in Elgin, Ill.
The Lamar register., 1896-10-31

BY private gifts Japanese fellow
ship in economics has bnen established
At the University OF Wisconsin. and
Mr.. NJ. Shiozawa OF Tokyo. Japan. has
been elected 70 the fellowship for the
coming year. Mr.. Shiozawa is highly
recommended by two distinguished
Japanese professors. Professor IyenREa
OF the Higher Commercial College OF
Tokyo. Japan. and Professor Motora. OF
the Imperial University. OF the same
city. He Is spoken OF as one OF the
talented young men of Japan. and 1t is
expected he will do great work for
his native country. He has already
graduated from a japanese college and
has published results OF his work
The Lamar register., 1896-10-31

One safeguard of ine country is a
Judge who refuses to grant naturaliza-
ton papers to applicants unable TO
comprehend our form of government or
to read English. The Supreme court OF
the District OF colnrnbia is reported to
have set an admirable example in re-
cent naturalization cases. One appii-
cant frankly admitted that he did not
understand the constitution. and the
Judge refused to admit him 20 citizen
ship. The safety OF the republic de-
mands that naturalization tests should
be made more rigid. rather than easier.
The time is past when the subject can
be dismissed with tie careless asser-
tIoa that our body polite is proof
against poisonous material In the form
of citizenship indlscriminately con
ferred on ignorant immigrants.
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LEE roLL &c RAIpgas.

Keeping Up Their Destraetvs work IN
krntneAJ.
Frankfort. Ky. Oct. 2G-The toli-gaie
rai5iers have not left tnll gate on
a single pike in franklin county nndis
turbed and the owners or these roads
are very much lnceused at the desuue-
tion OF their property and VIII take
such action as viii bring the raiders to
Justice. Saturday night mob OF about
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100 men came down the Lau,,,,..
pike. destroying ali the ,oi -
they entered Fnnktort TSsf /,
went ont the Lunlsvllis n, \
Frankfort. laying 10 the srs.t
gates as shcr rode aIone ID d. :.
Light and d~fyinT Intsrfsrse. 1,
toll gate keepers The a.
thought 20 have come ffuz As..l
county and bordering on ,hs d.
and Franklin oouaty Ens ", "a
son. ono OF tise largest s,a~aAs.a,z|
the Louisville rp@a. wss ao,iss1 "a
day that the raiders were cazss
tcctiycs have been put 70 YEA !
case and the next ucttlax 4
Frankiin coauty grand iufy u Z
up sssuas surprises
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football game OF the season to the
Kansas University eleven by to G.
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Ip

imp once meant q go ,s
peare. speaking Of ne tai.i''.a
ton er. called them iiu7s
.or. Ia cae of his seimeH5 : s
the beautiful imps '4at ~
% the savior in iAe Ssf-2
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johnny Rsscd hh
rlust We 10 5eiof 29f ~ -. =
,.ivsr s!n. replied jess
on Deacon
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PERSONAL MENTION.

A. e. Shattuck came up from the Bay
yesterday.
Rev. G.. A. Ottmann has returned to
st. Louis.
Hon. G. F. McGlashan came up from
the Bay yesterday. He is taking in the
fair.
Mrs. D. Harris has returned after q
two months vacation spent in San
Francisco
Professor J. H. Pond has returned
with his family from their vacation at
the seaside.
Mrs. E. H. Bolze and son have re-
turned from a two months outing at
Santa Cruz.
Miss Jennie Elworthy has returned
from a months visit to San Francisco
and Oakland.
H. B. Burlingame, a former resident
of this city, passed through here last
night from Shasta Retreat on his way
home to San Francisco.
F. S. Smith and family, accompanied
by Miss Lille Wilson, have returned
from a months vacation to Pacific
Grove and San Francisco.
Rev. Charles F. Oehler of the German
Lutheran Church returned yesterday
afternoon from Pacific Grove, where he
has spent his seven weeks vacation
The pastors health has been much i'm
proved and he will resume his work with
energy at once. He will be in his pulpit
next Sunday.
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TO.DAY'S RACES.
More Good Sport Promised for This
Afternoon.

The programme for to-day embraces
five events, with plenty of starters to
give all chance.
First comes a five furlongs selling
dash for two-year-olds, the starters
their weights and odds being Tea Rose
115, 2to /; Howard S. 113, 3 to =; Alma
1O4, 3 to /; Destra 104, to l. Grande-
zia 104, 6 to 1.
The second race will be selling, for
three-year-olds and upward, six fur
longs, with these starters: Hymn los
to i Lily r. 92, 80 to /; Seaside 1O5,
to /; Charles Boots 100, IL to 1; Arti-
Gus 110, 10 to i; Piexotto los, to i;
Redington 80, 8 to 1; Toneno 100, ID to
1; Heartsease 81. to 1; Cadenza so, 6
to 1; Carnation 90, 3 to j.
The Glass stake for three -year-olds,
one mile, will have as starters: Torsina
100, 3 to L; Grady 102, 10 to j; Coda
102, 3 to /; Caliente 1O2, to /; Instt-
gator 107, 2 to / Rummel, 112, 3 to L.
A handicap for three-year-olds and
upward, one and one-eighth miles, will
bring out Claudius 11O, to 5; Fred
Gardner %, 10 to 1; Lobengu1a 1T, to
2; Little Bob, 80, 6 to 1.
These horses are billed to start in the
maiden two-year-old selling race: Ala
zan 104 Bruja 101. Seven Up, 81, Gey-
Billy Vice 105, Lord Chesterfield 81.
Odds of 3 to / are offered on each of
them the player to take his choice.
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FIRE NEAR OAK PARK.
The Hendricks Children Barely Saved
From an Awful Fate.

The alarm Of fire last night about
1890 O'Clock was caused by the burn
ing of house belonging to T. Ken
drick. on the Lower Stockton road,
near Oak Park
Mr.. Kendrick was at work in the roll
ing mill and Mrs Kendrick, who was
sitting alone, heard a cracking sound
and going out found the stairs on fire.
By the time she reached her children
their bed was on fire and she barely
succeeded in saving them, without their
clothes, the neighbors who assembled
having to supply them with the neces-
sary garments, the house and its con-
tents being totally consumed.
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A Narrow Escape.

AS A. S. Baker, foreman for the Sulli-
van-Kelly Company, stepped into his
buggy at the corner of Sixth and N
streets last evening his foot slipped
from the step and he was thrown un-
der the buggy. His horse kicked him,
hurting his ankle somewhat, but he
luckily escaped serious injury.
The record-union., 1896-09-04

IF YOU WISH any OF the following
delica cies. you can find them in the finest
qualities at the Sacramento Market, 3OS-
10-12 K street: Saiami Sausage, Choice
Mackerel, Smoked HaIibut, Smoked Sal
mon, Goldfish, Swiss, Limburger Brick
Cream, Roquefort Adam, German Hand.
Sap Sage and Pineapple Cheese Curtis
&, Co
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To he Hanged TODAY.

George Washington Roberts, the muir
derer Of Walter Freeman at Latrobe
last April, will be hanged at 10 a. m.
to-day In the State Prison at Folsom.
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+. de Wolfe Hennah

Can be found at his exhibit at the Pa.
vilion during the three weeks of fair
morning, afternoon and evening. He
makes a speciality Of glasses for the
eve
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Wanted-75 more four-horse teams to
haul wood from Fair Oaks to Sacra-
mento. Call on Frank Spencer Super
intendent Fair Oaks. Sacramento
COUNTY
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Dairymen Milk Cans.

Seamless necks, extra heavy and very
strong. See this can and get our price
before purchasing. American Cash
Store, Eighth and X. -
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Readers, Remember.

This will be the last opportunity to
get lots at auction prices in South Sac
ramento. Apply Edwin K. Alsip & Co..
1015 Fourth street.
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MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over fifty years by mill
ions of mothers for their children while
teething with perfect success. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, aliays pain,
is the best remedy for diarrhea, whether
arising from teething or other causes. For
sale by druggists In every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle.
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KENT BROS, 1o17 Third street, for car
riages, buggies, rigs OF all kinds at short
notice. Telephones-New. 215: Old, Oil.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Vehicles-Baker d Hamilton-Hardware,
Carts, Buggies Carriages, Fhaetons, Balm
Farm and Header Wagons, Wholesale
Hardware. Send for catalogue.
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Beef. wine and iron, 5Oc: Paine's cell
cry compound. zoe; Ayers. Hoods and
Joys Sarsaparilla. 65c; bromo- kola,
25c size 15c; c. c. c. hair tonic and
scalp cleaner (sold under guarantee),
SOC, silver coin, at the &C. c. c." drug
department.
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Free samples milkine at all drus
iste.
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HODSON, s13 K street, is the baby pho
fngranhnr
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Call and get our prices on stoves. N
Hirsch, 1913 and 1915 street.
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department.

If you want something new and novel
in the ice cream or candy line, try
Welch Bros, Ninth and ].
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Same day-Running. for three-year-olds
and upward, one and one-sixteenth miles
Elmwood Farm names b. h. Vinctor by
imp. Brutus-Mollie II. 115). ..........
G. b. Morris & Co. name b. h. Loben-
gula by Hudson-Lulu Q1O. .....-.....
j. G. Brown & Co. name b. h. Libertfne
by Leonatus-F Falaise Q15). .-........
Sdbilla also ran.
Time AZ
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! Same day-Running, for three-year- -olds
and upward, seven and one-haf furlongs:
J. c. Humphrey names ch. m. Chart
reuse II. by imp. Cheviot-imp. cara
l0D ~ : -, ,,aroeIi
by Luke Blackburn Marteca 01W. -.
T. Boyle names b. h. Jack Richelieu by
imp Great -Envenom Q0D. 3
Nabopolassar and Con Moto also ran.
Time-1.36.
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Same day-Running, handicap for three
year-olds and upward, one mile:
Garden City Stable names ch. m. Ar
nette by imp. Neutrality-suspicious. (96.
A B. Spreckels names b. m. Olive by
Apache-Virgie Q03).. .. ..
NJ J. Kelly names ch. f. Mic Nae by
Take Notice-Picnic (S5).. ............
Thelma also ran,
Time-1 40
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Same day-Running, for maiden two
year-olds, five furlongS:
p. Mitchell names ch. f. Amelia S., by
Take Notice-W Whisban 900.
d. j. Mccarthy names ch. &. +. +. by
Longfeld-imp. Windmill Q02). -.
George Rose names b. g. Principle by
imp. MaXim-Ventura (93). ).............
Jessie 3. Davis, Vevo. Ezekiel, Minta
Owens, Inflammation, The Plunger ano
Henrietta @. also ram
Time-1:03.
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County.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-19
ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City. y. c.. Dec. 1s.-tsne-
ciaD-Mrs. j, Z. Merriam and dauphiay
- I..'e, arrived yesterday from Washing
.oh. ~; c. where the former has been
since me spring visiting friends and re-
Iatives, the latter joining her mother
necticut. O'''
Mr. William c. Parsons returned last
n!sht on the Gas train He has been
10 Baltimore, Md. purchasing furni.
.ure lot MS new barber shop, which
VIII De In the Kramer building. corne,
MAN and PoindeXter streets. now oc-
cupieu by John Faux & Son
MI John Cartwright, who has been
very III with the pneumonia, died this
morning. He was sick only about two
weeks He leaves wife and two chill
dren.
Mrs. J. ]. Isler died at the Hotel Abe
marie Wednesday night. She was re-
centiy OF Cincinnati, o., and came here
with her husband. who Is a machnist.
i1er funeral services were held nj the
hotel. Or. C. 5. blackwell officiating.
MIR. Allen X. Kramer returned last
night on the Gas train from Norfolk.
Ihe oyster boats are very numerous
at our wharves and they bring fine oys-
tiers from the Sounds.
A large number of the boys from town
attended dance last night near Okisko.
N. C. "
The windows of the various stores
nave been very artistica,ly arranged and
look somewhat like Santa Claus viii
not be nj loss TO replenish his stock
should there be necessity OF doing so.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-19

ana nave found good results from, g..
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ness ness and nervousness has II hean -,
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