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TO MEXICO ON A WHEEL.
Remarkable Accomplishment OF An
American Preacher

Hammonton, n. J., Dec 2-Rev. Geo.
ID. Coleman who mysteriously .lisap-
peared from Hammonton ten weeks ago.
after going for n bicycle ride. has writ
ten his wife from Mexico saying that he
has secured a position there as sup,rin
tendent Of railroad construction. lie
states that he has sent several letters to
his wife, but she has received none of
them.
After riding his bicycle 10 Philadel-
pha, where he tried To get work but
failed. Mr.. Coleman says he kept on
and after falling to find employment In
The different towns. he conceived the
idea of pushing on to Mexico. wnc.a, on
account of his knowledge Of the span
ish language. he felt reasonably siitC of
securing some sort OF position. In some
places he got temporary WORK cnuue h
10 tide him over on hi: long journey. He
kept on. and three weeks ago finished
his long bicycle journey at Mexico City.
where he soon was employed by COM
pany which Is building an extensive
railway system In ana around the coffee
raising district.
MIR. Coleman says there are excellent
openings in Mexico for Spanish speak
Ing Americans. Work is plenty and
wages arc good. living is low. and the
coffee-raising industry is bringing for
tunes to hundreds. who But IL few years
ago were poor laborers.
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A Peerless Liniment.

As pain destroyer and cure for
rheumatism, Salvation Oil is the peer
OF all liniments. Mr.. Wm. II. Brown,
proprietor of Striebinger House, Clevc-
land, O., writes: Il suffered from
rheumatism for twelve years and my
last attack kept me in bed, unable to
walk. j used Salvation Oil and soon
was up and about. AS n pain de-
stroyer this Eminent has no equal"
Salvation Oil is sold everywhere for
% cents. Try it and be convinced.
Sold by
CANNON'S IARMACY. 2iO Butte st.
ALTERED J. WEST, PIG Main ST
RQKT +; Ii0LMES & CO, &c Main St
ATLANTIC CITY DRUG
STORE.
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Gnze,.nnl.,Iecf III.

Wilmington. Del. Dec 2--Considera-
bic uncasiness Is felt regarding the con-
dition of Ebe w. Tunnel. Democratic
Governor elect. who is seriously i'll at
his home in Lewes. He has been suffer-
ing with stomach trouble for thirty
years. and 1t now so years old. y few
days after election he was attacked
again by the disease, and was COM
PEELED TO take to his bed. lie is reported
slightly better tonight. but is not en-
tirely out of danger. His disease which
has developed into acute gas,ri;is. is
so extremely deep-seated that it is
feared he cannot Withstand another at
tack. His illness is now the all-ahsorb-
ing topic in political circles. as death
would mean probably 4 Republican
Governor. as the Speaker OF the Senate
becomes the acting Governor in the
event of the death of the Governor.
The court will decide on Thursday
whether Republican will be Speaker.
The Republicans have now four mem
bers Of the Senate and one in dispute.
The latter contest will likely be decided
In their favor This would mean, in
the event of Governor Tunnels death,
a Republican Governor and. perhaps. a
contest OF the seat Of the Democrat who
will be chosen United States Senator.
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NORFOLK IN. THE GRIP
OF THE ICY STORM KING
Concluded from First pareo

'SConcluded from First Page)
UP and down in the freezing slush, they
irimped, looking out for fallen wires,
when might endanger life and property
heneVer live vie was found, head
quarters was promptly notified. and the
death dealing copper was secured so II
could do 10 harm.
The force was especially vigilant In
regard TO fire. The men had been in
s,ructed In case OF blaze not to waste
tine IN attempting to telephone, but to
run IN with the alarm. Each member of
me force seemed 10 realize the fun mea-
sure OIL responsibility placed upon him.
ana through the black streets they
tramped i'll cold discomfort. guarding
their beats.
IN CAROLINA AND GEORGIA.
reports to The Vil-vinian from Eden
ton. HEREFORD, Elizabeth City, Raleigh
and Atlanta. received before the pros
tration of the wires leading out of Nor
foik. showed that the storm was pre-
vailiny throughout North Carolina and
Georgia. a
n dispatch from Raleigh stated that
tie storm began at 10 o'clock in the fore.
noon, The first snow OF the season fall
ing. In one hour it had reached a depth
OF half an inch.
The snow began falling heavily I'm At
lanta at n. IN. At midday Il was six
inches deep. The electric cars were
running irreEulnrly. On the horse lines
they mad stopped altogether The snow
was changing TO sleet and rain. and
promised to melt rapidly during the a r.
ternoon.
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RcIicfin six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and bladder dis
eases relieved IN SIN hours by the New
Great South American Kidney Cure .
This new remedy IS a great surprise on
account OF It's exceeding prompIness in
relieving pain IN the bladder, kidneys.
saees in male or female, II relieves re-
,cnton of water ana pain in passing It
almost Immediately. IT you want quick
relief and cure this is your remedy. Sold
by WALKE G WILLIAMS. druggists,
lOS Water street Norfolk Va
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For some two weeks or more the Model
stables. on Plume street, have been miss
ing lap-robes. blankets, and overcoats.
The fact was reported 10 the police. and
last night about . O'Clock. Detectives
Arlington and Robert Ruddick arrested
y. j Campbell. white man. whom
they charged with the theft. He was
locked up, and Will be heard in the Po-
lice Court to-day
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FINANCIAL.
"BEFORE AND AFTER"
Copy Of Letter Sent Out AUGUST 29th

now know positively tina, the pools
have decided to move certain line OF
utocks. II Will not do to wait until the
clouds all clear away before making
your investment. by that time the move
Wi, VIII be over and the insiders. will be
higher price BULL TIDE BEGINS
WHEN THINGS LOOK THE WORST
AND ENDS WHEN THEY LOOK THE
REST II you propose, TO do anything
you NOT TO WAlT UNTIL "AT'rER
ELECTloN." AND NOT TO WAIT AT
ALL You will not have such opportu-
mites often you now have"
Was the advice good? wren given ST
PAUL. was e.. ROCK ISLAND "a LOUIS
VILE So; SUGAR. lOS ard GAS %
np, to g, ROCK ISLAND g.. LOUIS
WILLIE As, SUGAR lis and GAS ~
Did you wait until after election" to
buy? II 50, are you pleased?
We are not bankers and brokerB-just
plain investment agents.
WE CAN TELL YOU WHAT TO DO
SEND FOR NEW PAMPHLET FREE.
w r. FOREST. 30 Broadway NJ Y.
Norfolk office: a NJ. LLOYD Mgr.
Room "a. Haddington Building.
Ae1-tu. th.su
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Hays African Policy.

Rome, Dec. 2.-ln the Chamber of
Deputies this afternoon poll was taken
on the African policy of the Government
resulting in lS6 votes being cast in sup
port of the Governments policy and 81
against 1t. Forty-two members OF the
chamber abstaiued from voting
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As Advertised This -W.isht,s.
I05 97niu Street

800.
Towels, at &C.. 121Ac. 15c., 2lc., Csc, 45c.
Table damask. Csc, 3Sc., Soc
Napkins, iSc, CSC. S8c., $l.29, S1.9s.
Nottingham lace curtains. 79c. to So. ds.
Irish point lace curtains, sass, So.
Si.9S.
BRUSSELS lace curtains, s4.9S, SEAS.
Tapestry portieres. s2.9S, 1898, S5.4S.
Chenille portleres, $1.9s. S2.9S, S4.4s.
s6.4S.
These prices are from 25 to 80 per
cent less than regular prices.
loeI1s ulpN 96I 'S.LHDIuM
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A SLIGHT IlInIp.

a slight blaze in Christians wood
yard in Bramble;on late Tuesdly night
called out part Of the fire department.
The danes were eXt!nguished. however,
before the hose carriage and engine ar
rived, by means of buckets.
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TO CuREA coLD oyED.y.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If ii
fails to cure. CSC. spS-tu thu.sat,7m
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VALrABLE Butte STREET PROP
ERTY FOR SALE

1 offer for sale. uuon he most liberal
terms. those three dwelling houses num-
berod 1913, L.! and l2o. on the south side of
West lSute street They are nearly new
brown stone fronts. brick bodies, three
stories high. built OF the. very best mate
riglS, ana with every modern convenience
There are no more desirable residences
Tor sale in the city. Possess on given nj
orce Apnly to nv attorneys. STARKE.
( STA RkE, Norfolk CITY. Va, or 10 nv
eelf DENNIS SIMMONS
NOl9--tf Will'amstNn. y. C.
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S2.QO.
PATROL SHOES

that will insure you a dry foot, besides
giving you ease and comfort We keep
record of all purchasers. Policemen.
painters. carpenters, oystermen, wreck
ers. farmers. in fact. every kind of me-
chanic wear them. See them at
HELLER'S lone Price" Shoe Store,
&c Bank ST., Opp. Courthouse.
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FOB BENT.

FOR RENT,-ln West Freemason street
rooms, southern exposure, II cc,y FUR
nished gas, bath and heat If required
at moderate terms for gentlemen. Adj
dress n. r #. no1o
ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM I'm
western part Of city. with use of bath:
terms moderate. Apply 81 Yarmouth
street. new number. SEQ
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We want you to see our line OF wool
ems, all high class goods, and made by
high class workmen.
RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
1913 Main street.
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FOR SALE.-1 have for sale on easy terms
good farm at the growing town of
Ninfhi', y. c., on the -. & S. Railroad
ABBY 70 H. s. ELEY. Berkeley, Va.
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PIT Your EnnfDnun

and buy no more of those shoddy shoes
that will fall 10 pieces when they get
wet, but put your foot down in a pair
OF these famous
PATROL SHOES,
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DO Your eyes purn. or blur? Are you
troubled with headache? The proper
glasses. in most cases. will afford relief.
See DR.. Week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-03

Owing 10 illness in a family in that
vicinity. Cumberland street has been
blocked between Wash."a on and Free
mason streets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-03

Major C. II. Picton is manager Of the
State hotel. at Denison, Tex, which the
travelling men say is one of the best
hotels In that section. In speaking of
rhoea Remedy Major Picton SAYS: aI
have used 1t myself and In my family
for several years, and take pleasure in
saying that consider 1t an infallible
cure for diarrhoea and dysentery. z
quently administered it to my guests Il,
the hotel and in every case 1t has,
proven Itself worthy of unqualified en-
;dorsement" For sale by all druggists.
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We're married this afternoon in the
church for which Miss Dlfrenderfer
has done so much
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FOR SAl.E--Weli built residence on
Nood street; sold for no fault: TOO large
for owners family; eight rooms ana
bath and all the modern conveniences:
lot @AaXll5: a splendid opportunity for
anyone Wishing a nice home, IN op-
lion on two lots in rear. 10 feet xi2O, on
which can he erected three (3) nice
t;acmcnt houses. For terms. etc. APP
Ply on premises. No. GO Wood street.
n,y5-tf
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See DR.. Week about your eyes. Al
glasses prescribed are guaranteed.
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FOR SALE.--Twill Coupler and Horse
Detachgr: can be readily attached and
detached from any buggy: simple and
clsaap; patent allowed September Sth
49, For particulars and terms address
JNO. +. TURNER. care John Wedder-
burn y Co, patent attorneys, Washing
ton ID. G, Qe3-lts
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FOR SALE.-The desirable residence lot
ON Corick avenue, foot OF Bermuda ST.,
fronting on Mahone's Lake. Price and
terms reasonable. Apply to c. w
hOOlaEe. luSl. Eermuln ST. nu5-t(
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FOR SALE.


FOB SALE.-plow attachment: simple.
clf4ap and efficient: clods of earth are
rulN erized instead of left intact along
the turrow; every farmer Will want one:
WIN sell outright. For particulars adj
dress BENZ. T.. RUDY, care John We'd
der5urn y Co, patent attorneys. Wash
iugtOn, ID. G. 1e3-ltr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPLENDID COLLECTION OF FOR
eign postage stamps. monograms and
crests for sale at Messrs. ALFRIEND
AND MURKAY'S. de3-lt'
DR. ANNA GIERING, REGISTERED
- PHYSICIAN. twenty-five years en-
perience. Specialist in DISEASES OF
WOMEN ONLY. Private SANlTARIUM
OF HIGH REPUTE. Absolute privacy
afforded. FEMALE EGULATIVE
PILLS, $500 per box. Advice by mail.
1903 L. BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore, Md.
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5000 TO LOAN on long time. II. C.
HOGGARD & CO. jal4-tf
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FREE-NOSEGAY-F you chew
tobacco? If so, send me your address on
pos tai card. aud will mail you a sam
pie of the improved double thick Nose
gay free. y larger piece for the money
and better quality than ever. Il. Il.
WADDILL. agent, box %. Norfolk. Va.
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3 DR.. Week, eye expert. is located per-s
manently. Examinations free. r. II.
Gale, 152 Main street Z
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AELPiWANTEp.

WANTED4G Good ,ofite boy. Apply Az
Columbia building. de3
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MANAGER DONOVAN TALKS.

Mr.. T.. j. Donovan. the local manager
of the United States Shipping company.
was enthusiastic owed the prospects Of
the ports Of Norfolk and Newport News,
His line was established here a little
more than ~ year ago and at Newport
News shortly afterward.
I'VE handle largely" said Mr.. Dono-
van, bran. -four. cotton. seed, cokes and
very large cargoes OF packing house
products.
The regular dispatch of steamers
from this port" he continued, has aid
cd in working up not only the packing
house trade. but the other lines which
show so large an Increase.
only few short years ago the mer-
chandise regularly exported consisted
almost solely of cotton. grain and lum-
Der. Now the large list of other staple
articles sent out by every steamer leav-
ing port .s as large as the total war
then. The list at present embraces a
very wide range. Even pig iron. iron
billets, etc, are large items now. Every
steamer dispatched from Norfolk will
only serve to better advertise the port
among exporters, and SO still further in
crease our trade"
The sailing card OF the United States
Shipping Company shows that ii Is
patches 10 the ports of Hamburg. Leith,
Belfast. Dublin. Glasgow. Rotterdam,
Amsterdam. Antwerp and Bristol about
fifteen steamers or more every month
These steamers sail from Norfolk and
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A GENTLEMAN of good education and
social standing desires a position Of
trust. He can furnish the very best
bond and security Address Up. S. II.
L." care of the Virgin.an. no25-2w
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PACKING-HOUsE EXPORTS.

y comparatively new trade from this
port, as has been mentioned. Is the cx-
port of racking-house products. which
has been an ou;growth OF the efforts of
The new transatlantic lines TO secure
new business in the West This class
Of stuff has been largely handled dur
ing the past few months by all these
companies. cargoes of lard as large as
100000 pounds having been dispatched
by s.Veral of them.
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WANTED.-Llve people in every locality
at S12 90 weekly salary and expenses to
take orders for Christmas goods: per-
manert employment if right. MANU-.
FACTURER, p. O. box 53oS, Boston,
Mass. ocS-2m
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MANITOBA st,cnogrhpher; none but IA
fSst-class man need apply. Room 4I2
Columbia building. de3
The evening times., 1896-06-02
A TOBACCO HEART.
Thousands of Americans Can't
Get Life Insurance Because
Tobacco Has Destroyed the
Heart Action and Wrecked
the Nervous System.
Engineer Bates Discovers &
Never-Failing and Easy
Rem edy.

Deianson. y. .-tSpeciall--Engineer ..
II. Bates stepped off engine No. 215 today.
with long oiler in one nand and bunch Of
waste in the other. Not a bystander there
could help remarkinE his youthful. healthy
contrasting his appearance with his condi-
tion of two years ago.
.Say, Colonel, how well you look!'
Yes, am well; better than have been
for years."
..What have yon been doing?'
ooh not much. No-To- Bac cured meof she
tobacco habit, after using IL forty-three
years, braced me mentally and physically.
and made me new man in more ways than
one l had no appetite; couldn't sleep.
Now I sleep like baby and eat three times
a day with a relish. for the first time in years.
My heart action is regular and no longer 4
bar to increased life insurance. You know.
throttle-pulling requires a pretty steady
nerve and my nerves are o. X. now. One
box and quarter of No To- Bac cured me
completely in ten days. NO-TO-Bac is sold
by all druggists. and made by the Sterling
Kennedy Company of New York and Chicago.
Get their little book called Don't Tobacco
Spit and Smoke Your Life Away free to
any one that writes. 1t cost me ST. TO get
cured. and l spent three or four dollars a
week for Tobacco. If had failed to get
cured. would have gotten my money back
as the makers guarantee three boxes to
cure any case. Ihave recommended the use
of No-To- Fac to many of the boys on the
line. and every one OF them who got the
genuine article has been cured. Look ont
don't let some of the limitations be palm ed
Oft on you for No To Bac.''
The evening times., 1896-06-02
WILL ERECT new BUILDINGS
Work Of Repairing the University
of Virginia Commenced.
to Have Capacity for One Hun
dred Thousand Volumes.

Charlottesville. Va, June 2.-The work
of reconstruction, made necessary by the
fire at the University of Virginia Of Oct obcr
last, has begun in earnest. Effort is not III
rected wholly to reconstruction. The oe-
cessity for extension is recognized IN tne
plane while changes demanded by care
ful regard 10 line correct thing III drfAl-
lecture will bc effected.
The ruIunda VIII be restored, OF course.
anI these. buildings erected AT oDce-sLe
academicai building, the Rouss physic'u
laboratory and tne mechanical Iaheri-
tory. These buildings Will occupy three
siueS OF the court, three hundred rect WIde
anu two hundred feet deep, now being
graded to level some twenty feet lower
tnaii the buttum step or the rotunda porticD.
Tb. academicai building VIII contain the
public hail, Tor IL has been decided tina .he
one burned Will Not be restored ON lts Hiu
site Ii will seat about 500. II VIII
contain also a general assembly room, seat
ing about 300. five large and six small
lectuie rooms. and space which may here
af,er be made for three or four more lee
ture rooms.
Perhaps The most Interest centcrs i'll the
restoration Of the rOtunda. Messrs. Mckim.
Meads and White of New York, the archi-
tects chosen for this important work, SAID IN
their report to the building committee mat
tn. plans for the jefferson rOtunda contem-
plare lis exact restoration ms far as the cX-
terror is concerned, with the exception of
the rear which has come down in the uniil-
ishe,l state and for which some new treat
ment III harmony.with the old had to be de.
yised.
The resul: of their labors has been lie
term'uation to reproduce the stately col.
umns. with their Corinthian capitals OF
| white marble. cornice. pediment and dome.
AL ConIhuStible material Will be discarl,e-!.
Thcuortlern face will be like the southern.
| except that the portiCo Will be much less III
deptl, in order to avoid detracting from the
| southern. The low terraccd wings on the
| trout oi the building are to lie repeated n
| the rear and these two wings are TO be
| uuited by a continuation of the lawn colon
nadeS. forming two O. urtS. The ilat roofs &
thes' wings and the connecting colonnades
| will afford Il promenade about the main
| building.
The interior of the building will be thrown
| into one large room from The portico floor
| to the dome. This floor viii lie q bridge Of
heavy steel beams. between which floor
arches will he thrown. Upon this floor will
| he supported handsome COrintilian per
| istyle. whose entablature carries the ma N
| gallery at a height OF twenty-eight feet
| above thefiOor. The inner shell of the dome
rests upon this and the outer shell upon the
| walls. Both unite at the crown OF the
| swelling dome and are joined by the braces.
| The space between the wall and the peristy'e
| is divided into five book tiers.
| This noble room is to be entirely devoted
| to library purposes. The capacity will be
nearly 100000 volumes. It is expected
| that this part of the building will be COM
| pleted by autumn.
The evening times., 1896-06-02

Stea mer Maca lest or for Indian Head
Friday and Saturday evenings at $50.
The evening times., 1896-06-02
COWBOYS FIGHT SOLDIERS.
U unsuccessful Attempt to Liberate
I,risnnars In IA Mexican Jail.

FL Paso, Tex, June 2.-For two months
there have been confined in the Juarez jail
several American cowboys, charged with
driving cattle from their range. They were
working for parties in New Mexico, but
had crossed the Mexican line TO round up
cattle. ..
Friends determined to release them from
prison and it was so arranged that at q
certain time they would raid the Juarez
jail a nd hber;,te the men. The scheme was
found out and abandoned.
A cowboy named Fox, with four others,
last evening rodesover to Juarez. Arriving
at the jail Fox threw one end Of a rope
over the wall and tied the other end to the
pommel of his saddle.
About this time Gpoliceman saw him and.
fired at him, the ball cutting the stirrup
leather The cowboy dismOunted, pulled
two pistols and opened fire On the police
men, who retre8ted.
The Mexican soldiers then turned ont and
fired on the cowboys but they fought their
way aud escaped to the American side,
leaving one horse. which was taken by the
Mexican authorities.
The evening times., 1896-06-02
Entire Suits at $3.50.

Made up in All-wool Serges and Cassimeres.
No better suits were ever sold for sl5.
The evening times., 1896-06-02
ANOTHER FLOOD FEARED.
Rivers in Oregon Have Reached thu
Danger Mark

Portland, Ore, June 2.-The willamette
and Columbia Rivers are rising rapidly and
reports from the interior to the weather
bureau say that their tributaries are over
land will undergo another flood similar TO
that OF two years ago.
The lower docks and warehouses on the
river front are being cleared OF freight in
anticipation of high water in the next three
days THE river is now nearly fifteen feet
above low water mark.
All traffic ON the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company S line bet ween Wallace
and Burke is suspended for an indefinite e
time because of the damage done by high
water Canyon Creek has been rising for
several days IN common with all the streams
of the the Cour d 'Alene district.
The evening times., 1896-06-02
Herman Relieved to Have suicided.

Butte. Mont. June 2.-An unknown man.
who committed suicide yesterday. is now
believed to he Pastor Herman. who is nc-
cnsed of two murders in his church at Salt
Lake Utah. The body answers the. de-
srrintion OF the accused in almost every par
ticular.
The evening times., 1896-06-02

Cecil Rhodes Cordially Received.
Buluwayo. June Cecil Rhodes has ar
rived here. and he met with an extremely
cordial reception. He will be entertained
at banquet here on June 4.
The evening times., 1896-06-02

:, ga mcr Maca lest er for Indian Head.
Friday and Saturday evenings at $50.