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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03
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These are all caused by sluggish Liver.
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of these complaints, Try SIMMONS LIVER
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zines, and Better than Pills.
@EvERY PACKAGE-03
Has the q Stamp in red ON wrapper.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03
Mary Alternately Has AnOth
Daughter.

The number of the Lunenburg prisoners
creased, and, instead OF three as has
been the case heretofore. there are now
four. Mary Abernathy gave birth to a
girl baby at 2:50 o'clock Wednesday after
noon. Both mother and child are doing
we'll
This is the second birth that has ever
occurred within those gloomy walis-the
first In long time-and, naturally, the
event created quite a ripple OF excitement
among the prisoners.
DIR. j. s. Gordon. the Jail physician.
yesterday wrote letter TO Judge Or
gain, advising him OF the birth Of the
child. and setting forth mat II would
be impossible for the mother 10 travel
for some time to come.
AS the case Is set for trial in the Lu.
ncnburg court next Monday week 1t Is
probable that Judge Organ will grant
a continuance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03
RIcHMoNp TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, January z, isSc.
Auction GALES OF leaf tobacco will not
recommence until January 9th. Private
sales to-day were very light, being only
wrappers. 10 filters, q western, and 10
stems Total. s. hogsheads. This also In
cludes sales OF December ust
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites. u.as.N; tobacco. s2.267.52- Total.
A0Sl.42.
Mr.. f. X. Victor sailed on December
18th for a business trip to Europe. He
will be absent probably three or four
months.
w. McGhee and j. p. Taylor, Clarksville:
Va: Ed. Smith. Rocky Mount, n. c., and
Sterling Edmunds. OF Louisville, KY, were
here to-day.
their office to their factory. No. llo7 Basin
Bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03
Too Young TO lmDrison.

In the Police Court yesterday the con-
tinued case of Willie Anderson. charged
with stealing sugar from s. Ullman's
charged. being only about IL years. and
too young to convict Security was re-
quired OF him In the sum OF 500 for his
good behavior for ten days.
The case Of Harry Brooks alias Harry
Melville. charged with being a fugitive
from justice from Indiana, was called,
and continued until the 18th. The prisoner
protested against being held without
more specific charges.
Joseph Regan WAS sent to Jail for sixty
days for stealing two bottles Of cham
payne from f. A. Stumpf.
Dominica Gatta was fined SIS for keep
ing his bar-room open last Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03
d.. starr to Preach Again sa Kiss-

20 H ss;us ~ extent i Tor rs humorous utter.
snces . TO ejaculation. has consented q
comply with : request made q him snd
~ 6th. upon the subject, What y tne
.sssos ss 8 (; IS WIZ q ass r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03
joy at Highland Park.

The Methodist church at Highland Park
friends OF the Sunday school. who were
drawn BY the fine programme presented.
They celebrated their "Christmas' by
giving rich musical entitlrd a Can
costumes were rich and elegant. The
little fairies were beautiful and acted
their part well. The solo OF Miss Emma
Taylor. with violin accompaniment, was
well rendered. The childrsn's recitatIons
The pastor. Rev. J. N. Latham, gave z
good address The presents were nume-
rous and everybody seemed happy. Santa
Claus was In good hands, and was M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03

Detective Horne, Of the WayhiDgf0n
police force. arrived here yesterday morn
Ing with the necessary papers Tor Charles
r. Coe. the man who surrendered him
confessed to committing Q robbery In
Washington. Coe was turned over to the
detective. who left with his prisoner last
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03

uods1.ts dsmsnS from aS1o,d but ~ MIS-
doing 'ccslIy. Price. arm Nc; sprtps
; corn. S 1->G0 Lie. No. J oatS. no
III i ise ass q ST. sSdrt-s x .'d sss x b.
slssf sidss N.js6iIG Il. Wsisksys IN.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK AAaks:4
4--Coftlo nacolDt9I lam u1S3fot oeeady;
common 20 s1t1 steers q 3161l& s3ock:
81 4 - $: Z. 3 !;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va, January ., Ids
Quota tions.- Wheat-Longberry. NgsSc,
red. tic. Corn-White Virginia, &c.; NO.
white, 30 1-2u34c.; No. . mixed, &c.
Oats--No. Q mixed. &c.; No. mixed, &c
Rye, 45QiSc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03

TO be returned, and also retired from the
Interview impressed with the belief that
ne would be permitted to remain.
HOW 1T WAS DONE.
The paper continues:
Later In the day Cruesday) the regular
meeting of the cabinet was held, and each
member was put under a solemn promise
not TO reveal anything that happened
there Until after the appointments were
read out. Then. for the FIRST time, the
removal of DIR. Starr was openly pro-
posed In the cabinet meeting. and the
presiding elder of the Petersburg Dis
trict protested against the change as Wig
9rously as he could, and gave. reasons,
rom facts within his knowledge. why
The change should not be made. assuring
the Bishop that the removal Of DR.. Starr.
IN 'he circumstances then existing would
cause very great and unnecessary injury
10 the church. and the change was not
made at that meeting: a subsequent
meeting. was held on Tuesday night, at.
winch the removal of DR. Starr was free
" talked OF, and the Bishop asked for
him, when DIR. Brown latter suggesting
the names OF several preachers, other
than that OF Or. Edwards, who was sub
sequently appointed to the place. told tho
Blshcp, in substance. that Washington
NIT 10 anything; that they had taken
plain men before, and would submit now
and take anybody the Bishop chose to
,cnd them But the presiding elder Of
the Petersburg District again protested.
meeting. On Wednesday morning the
nnal meeting Of the cabinet was held,
aud the Bishop announced his determlna-
ton 20 remove Dr.. Starr. The presiding
elder again protested. and assured the
bishop that such were the peculiar cir
sumssances surrounding the church be
feared the removal Of Dr. Starr would
ssuse = revolution In the church. to
.1pplch pr. Brown replied. substantially.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11
SUNDAY LAW AT BALLARD.
CounclImen Want 20 Close saloons and
All Other business.

AZ TIRE meeting % - city eou1cl %
Bzllzr1 or Tuesday 1sgEt Councilman u.
". ue Long, supported ~ c1urcss-n4z
Taorass HOUSTON. moved that Mayor c.
u. Startap issue a proclamation ordering
al places OK business 20 close on San5sy
according 10 section q OF the penal co6e.
Councilman De Isong sad Ihs procla ma
ton vas z0t dezsre1 especially against
saloons z1y more that other places Re
taoeEnt lzs Temperance cigar stands we're
very muEh worse thar &c SALONS. as
they took the small boys change and kept
them oGt late al might He I'D tot sx-
plain why TIE mayors proclamation woaii
b. observed more readily by ire people
thar re state t4w. bur me resolution
passed unanimously without debate Z IS
rot known Whistler the mayor VII stana
on Ehs tower % the curfew bell and sss1e
his prociz-aa orally. or viii have
written document re41 in ths ehzreaes.
although the mayor smiled as II as r.
tended % veto the res0ias5on.
MURRAY ard Co1ncr. pro2r.eto-z % the
Motor Bar saioor. left tae door OK fneEr
saloon unlocked May - and they wsre
summoned 20 appear before the council
On TIE is-a 70 show cause why theIr license
shouga 70. be revoked
A retail License was granted e David
soa. proprietor Of the wizard
The FIRE and water committee vas in
straetsd 20 confer attn the mills x re-
gard 20 granting them a franchise under
certain restrictions for the nanutactur-
ers' water system.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11

me meeting & asss xko1saxa Czlt. an
rs4ssctz fs< lat sxezlzg IS TIE saaFioTS
q The HIS 3<0rtkera. wAaea w4E .
hare bees addressed b Escn. p. z Ben
rsetf. c.ssyhcs attorney Tor As22Aa- Eas
1sz.e1 = orsser a. - o'eisek and Sns-oeszt-
ss1zs e regret ~ sbe death q TIE el1Bs
vice sreeSssnt. EsIiiszn = Reise, ard ex-
fssz7isnS - Sympathy xsE rs widow
= - gsEossaexs ssTs ~ faiEevs.
Whereas = II GE4 desire - The EKo9-
Eana Ess4sleEns1c fsf1h ~ fSs e4ty % SEAT
~ e. gxDFess - sfs E53oz. relatives zEa
sglessas q TIC EEo2 william 3 Rslfe, ee-
CEASED. IL spirit q ssnasrs ressssset and
gsnalae sfxxecEatton Wgsek4 Ess ezrnezr-
YeeE, Aprszssfnszs ard ztsalats falthf9i-
rass 70 gka 1asssx q iife have compelled.
n1t unzil4.Fgsg. in The hearts and 1sinGs
~ LIS assea8ts2.
sseSss. xseFsg0rs. ~ Il resolved. TEas
the Sk1ekllrz Democratic Club % this city
q Seattle hereby tenders % fae widow
and relatives q cur Deceased vice prezs-
eefs, william 3 Reifs. TIE raoss slncers
ssnpzthg q iris orgaalzssien ard re-
cards IS appreciation q his Integrity q
character. tas ability IL the profession
Nhscb &c chose. ard his Fs.lscatiga
~ All FzaE7y Qualities and ~ especially
ensfaesxe TIRE fact hat fhrD1ghou all
- re- busy nfe - ever cherished the wea-
fsfa y tiss community ia Whieh - made
his bore ard ever suaTht - further TIRE
tesf Interests n the Assarlesn system u
rssssseirsf. state and national govern
F1ent thss u al his career as a private
eGffxea aras fss1kAic offseer there sa neither
talnt for hasmssh oF wEbng 80 hss feitoE
nitLxsK& rar % fss colnsrg. ard that MS
career has pet oniY bern an honor 20
himself bsgf slso - those who haye had
TIE pleasure q sssosfatlssg wgfh him.
fse Is further resolved That mourning
- we DC hla sad death - a less % this
eaab. n9g only 81 oHe 81 aEs principal of
saeTx. bet - one ~ IL ns0xs earnest naers-
t@rw. that So = mark q ssieegn ard q to-
kea - respect "a bis memory. this meet
~ u oaF cIsA ad50urn zffhouf further
sfs5naEs faaf - q club 80 attend his
fonersf. ard that these resolutions =. en-
tered ~ isnsth grsn tie ofElessi records q
It's elgs8. ard copies thereof ~ published
sod delivered 20 rs hereaved widow
Hon. ~ E. Bennett viii address TIRE club
50 q injecting - ~ bid at tlse same place
ns1t saturday night
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11

Thsre was a large crowd al the Seattle
thezts- last Night attracted BY the ox-
trzvagaat Advertising 81 Hermann the
Healer u was 4 curious asSs-nbIaxz. ard
the results we're curious There were peo-
pie ShsEt whom ore would rot expect 20
So At Asa entertainment. and yet II the
crowd thare ware many who appeared 70
y entertstned- People who were supposed
% - r7rasytic or rheumatic or equity. were
helped 20 TIE stage 70 slow and dlrze-iska
music. He PASSED his hands over them
ard . quickstep from the orchestra they
descended 30 their former position. Tkss
as the professor anfF.nated. IS but a first
experiment. Whether the people On the
platform wfo believed themselves % tse
relieved by the r1ssrnerfc treatment nav
really ar3 permanent relief for tnaI-
troubles Is a matter fo- further Discovery
What Was lone by the Healer last night
vas something n its way wonderful. ar1
: worthy o. ire stu@y OF these who thtrk
local doctors aon't keep pace with yatha-
logical progress.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11
"MCSICIPAL REFORM
DIR. Carlos Nsrtvn n Iivers a Very In
tergsfsnz Lecture.

Dr. Carlos Martyr. The eminent Chicago
divine and Tefo~naer. isctnrea 81 the Ply
ancuth Congregational church last night
Bnder the auspices % the Christian e.
deavor Society on ~Muuicipsi Reform -
Or Martyr - a forcihie. eloquent speaker.
and also VERY dramatic. hut Sftheut any
pretsnse % stage play. lie = man q
rmuch magnetism. and every wot8 that
drops from rs lias II as eagerly watched
for Ana aevoureG as y K were 4 fewel
And. indeed. they are Jewels Of thought.
u. Martyrs remarks were presaeea by
a PRAYER led - John =. HarfmS1. former
y state president q the CHRISTIAN In
aeav0r Society. ard a Selection on tire
pipe organ 81 Or. r. s Palmer Rev.
Clark Davis performed TIE Offices - pres
8eHt. and Pa a few weii chosen words In
srosiuceG the speaker. who for aeariy two
hoars held the audience with Ms oratoTy.
= was a nastsFfal e1ors. Interpreted VITA
rhaf-e Anecdotes. admirably tod
Or course the central 15ea tie speaker
wished 20 Impress on his azdsenee was
tha united effort % CHRISTIANS and fhs.r
sYmuatsiE 20 sappress tas greg shop.
gambling he'll ard nousez % Sd fame
re graphically told ~ the Erowta % Chi
eszc from a wilderness - a great city.
q wAIch ali her eltsETns we're proud lie
then rnade a comparison between h.E Chi
rsrn ard her Htfle MAYOR aud 4 small
tewn m another Eastern state with her
Sic mayer thsE caused mach applause and
lanehter. "A gear ard a halT age Re
sa3a chicago had q c0rnHsen council. ana
eh -srd 81 vas a common ESaurII~
ne doctor foi5 hBw tEe Iaw-shis.re.
Christian people 81 f+hleaEo. w5tA the as
~ tie different re EsQus societies went
ta work svseensa tkratlr aud achieved a
eloE Qua VieteTE III tAa Iunic .nss election
essrsinE 4 roo3 A1et aeztst mayer
'~T-nfak Of tt@ hs s15S. "of slectlr< =
fiho,fist mayor o Chicago. Way. ura
hss hfn phesoEws pAEd IN several deterrent
atsiuses. gust - see how be zuulf ar
oear~ The zea5 ese-s % tbs election :
aaoW1 to-day. the ecsetgr sad. FOR not an
aHen ga-uhfsuE Sen IS 80 eN lssenea nor a
,sslann opca after o'c}ock in the r7or-t--
iie ther eai}ss the atseution q hss listen
efa go the chsage hro-gh zaont In New
Aerk. net matnEy ~ Tr. FarkhurSs. bsst
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11

South Bend, June ie.-Spscist-The
school election here passed OF quietly
There were two school directors TO elect
ard CLERK J. L Harris was chosen d.
rector for the short tern without cppo-
sstlon. but on the election OF the clerk ard
the director for the long term A. r. A.
uz@S were sharply drawn The A p. A
candidates were L X Var Cleave for clerk
and czps. A. 81 Sprogl for director. TIE
anita =. A candidates xere ". z Brown
for clerk ard 2 & Therp FOR director. The
result was surprise all around. The eies-
ton % tha A 2. A. candidates BY an ever
wheamiaz vote had been generally cor
cesIed- The anita. r. A. workers. bow
ever made 3 stsm hunt. The ladies' took a
deeper interest in the election than ever
before. a large nsEnner voting. Tas result
was as follows. For director for short
term. J. l. Harris ia; for director for long
term. a " Sorsui .. p. g Thorp 81. Nrs
Nellie .. Eklur1 s. II. n. Eghsrf & NJ
West 1: for clerk. " r. Brown 81. l. "
Van CleavA = As the election hours wers
only from 20 ?. N. neither ssEs hal a
fair chance % show is strength.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11

Tire fosaewtrg persons hsve seen regis
tered ~ the meetings % tlse state board
~ pharmacy hsaa IN this city Juue : and 8.
Hsy Erasas sson-M MeEowsn. ~ seat
lie. Ensssn JoBes. az Pals Village, Conn.
H p Defrseh. ~ Portland
Registered ~ examination - ofasr
sfsfss-ksaaFiuE Kendall Fre8erscksfsarg
Iosa. Richard A seFvis. Ilwaco. wasn. /:
Samuel T WlExaa Hex'e Kan: George
+ Graf Bedford. fswas Albert a Pierce
Meredith -. 81.
Registered - eKsmtnasSon IN SEATTLE
= g. kinca. wsjia Walia. Thomas L.0uEh
Fremont = y. Sulta. Seafties r. p
Igor Seattle.
Registered ASSISTANTS ~ examination IN
ssatEfe-N ", Waltoc. North TakirBa.
Arthur G. t-fookaH seattle. william q
Hernsan. seattle A n KIDD sastfse. Per
isY y Breason. Everett. Mss Eva Camp
fnW seattle
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11
BRENTTTr~.

? Aga. bartender Tor Elmer Nfsves-r~
&t tEe stevens bo1si. pas arreSfssf yssrer-
say NOTING for y1oAztI1E the I o'ego~k
cEess2g ordnance.
Ms Z. p. Mevsweather ard Mr.. G. I
= AAs1e55 q LIZA AID Mrs. A. r. TsSs-
m4G an Mrs r Aunroe- OF Snefsor
lf@F,e@rS q tbe Eastern Sta. arrived al
The %@rthern yess ersay.
Al srto-nsi reception % Rev. NJ Va
csT1 Chstwoos viii - sslz az Af-s y
~ s2Ts reSs8snca. 1s9 Terry avenue.
ss fFz All Fsrs3us interested n -
Marks ea9rca are invited.
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A eUATEAaLAN CONSULATE.


Al a meeting OF tee trustees & the
CAaEnAe- q Co-Ezzsrce Tuesday tao Esat-
sers Ee-s 5r04ghE uo Il vhzea the entire
city VII D. Interested Ors 81 these -
me possible establishments % consulate
- Guatemala = SEATTLE. AID TIE other
: tEs prospective visit q tie National
E-sscsis Medical Association 20 Seattle
Eaxt Mo2d4y- Both received the promp.
And snsrEs-A. attention OK Ire chamber
Via PrsSAze1r e .. Graves Il the
chair. the following trustees xexs present:
AsSs-s. (. O. Graves. D. E. Dzrie. ". :.
Harlan z .. Ssskuylsr, = ~ H4r6ef9. Z
T1ooe, g z eszE1. J. " Przst- :. Schr1m.
a NJ Brookes. ~ 3. SteSaTt- Izroo Eurtsl.
I. W ProSeh. G. Dawes. " ,. MOOD
and L Z Lag. acting secretary.
A Communication vas read fEon TIE Ma
tSo1al Business Mems Ls4z1z- requesting
fae chamber 70 Izsos<e an address 70 The
national Republican and De1oe-4rie con-
Es1tl01s. advocating the god standard
TIE National Business Mems League IS
Boston crgszlzzEi 0r, NEST % rs os1sceEs
being Bosgoz Enen- The matter was re-
Jared 70 the COMMITTEES On national and
zzats affairs
The secretary read a communicates
from VI. Gu1l2eKEzc Ber5zo Consulate gen
e-al OF the republic % Guatemala. est&5-
nshea a. Szz Frz1ciSeo. re-ssss ing insor-
Ie4AEG1 a. % Ia VOLUME AE61 EzE4rG o.
trade between Seattle and Central and
South America, and informing ne cham
bs- that the government Of Guatemala
wished 20 establish a consulate n this
city. srovF1s5 Il met The approval and
favor OF .hs merchants and citizens %
Seattle TIE matter w4s referred 20 the
secretary 10 reno-V a. the next meeting
Mr. X. q. Obertsz1eE Was eEsets& 20
membership.
Dr. whEssor1 ami DR.. Frank Bvooks. as
a CON riktes. stated u5oa tAe Chamber
az Comnsrcz ant asked tie cooperation
Of the CHAMBER Il the matter q s1tsr.9irI-
ing the EeIacts- school os Physicians The
society. Dr. Brooks stated. was coming
20 Portland ard woui1 spend I'VE hours In
Seattle OF Monday, June Is between the
hours % osci0e1 a. n. and ?. IN The
soeisty comprises IN IT'S membership some
OF the moss renowned physicians % the
Essr. committee OF ten Was appointed
70 entertain the visitors
An extensive an3 strong report OF the
meteorological committee was read. setting
forth the urgent necessity for TIE eStaS-
Hshmert ~ separate fo-eeasting station
for the district oF Puxeg Scrrd. The re-
port contained q summary Of the trade %
Puget Sour6 for the past year. showing
that the marine and land commerce
Amounted Il The aggregate 20 over S5a.-
fe 0tg. The report was adopted and or
dsrsNs 20 Ne forwarded 20 the secretary Of
agricuItr-e. with whom the remedy lies
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11

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