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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
Picket Camp Excursion

TO WAsHINGTON sEPTEMBEK lOIIL
Train leaving Richmond Wednesday
September 10Th. al 1880 4. NJ. Returning,
leaving Washington Thursday, septem-
her nth. at 700 =. NJ. sharp from Ninth
street ana Maryland avenue.
Fare for the round nip, - 30.
This train j. run under the management
OF Messrs Thompson. Niche q Adams.
For information inquire az No. - east
Broad street.
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RAILROADS.
an Southern
ON Railway.
PIEDMONT AIR LlNE~
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
~ t,r,t,t.,,ar MY lG. 1886.

IN III ECI JUL A"' 49,
TRAINS LEAVE kiCHMOND, VA.
200 A. M. SOUTHERN EAfkhsa. oany
Tor Danviile, greensboro, NlnesoA'
Salem. alccpers ltichmohai a., W
DanyAle. Greensboro, S.ll1DuIy,
Charlotte Columbia, ana Aug AaiA.
Connects at Danyllle with the Na.l.
ington and Southwestern NestlDllrl
lAmited GO. 81, carrying sleele D.,
Danyllle 10 Ashcvilc, Atlanta, Chat
tahOoga, Birming ham. Memphis, u W
Orleans and Jacksonville. alao, hiai-
class day-coachcs between " ashIs
ton ana Atlanta Passengers taI
use these coaches without extra
charge. Connections made al Mem
phs and New Orleans Tor al points
IN Texas ana California Sleeper open
Tor passengers at $50 i. NJ.
f2:b5 L. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily, Tor Attain
Ia and points South. Connects az
AOseloy with fsrmVille ana Pow
hatan railroad; AT heyssihe log
GAINESVILLE. oxford. Henderson, aud
Durnam. and at Greensboro for
Salem. Carries sieepors New York
from New York 10 Jacksonvl4e.
Parlor-Car Atlanta TO Birmingham.
900 L. NJ, LOCAL. daily except oAu-
DAY. Tor heyaVille, anu intermediate
Trims ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
600 A; NJ, From Atlanta and Jackson
$40 =. NJ. From Atlanta and Augusta.
$40 \. NJ From keysyillc.
FREIGHT TRAINS VIII also carry pas
seueerg.
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8C1 Chesapeake as'a Slll. and
%4E1uTE-s---/ '' " W.
EgFECTIyE JUNE Is. 1896.

EFFECTIVE JUNE 2s. 1896
TRAINS LEAVE 1ICuMOND.
bkOAD-SIkEEI STATION.
$50 A NJ, Daily, with Chair Car Tor
local stations Newport News
Ola Point Norfolk. anu Ports
1855 p. NJ, Daily, with Pullman, for
local stations, Newport New.
Old Point Norfolk. ana Port g.
mouth. Connects daily "ilA
sld. Dominion steamships Jos
1920 A. NJ, Local train with parlor-caL
except SUNDAY iul ANh..
Neita. Connects AZ 'fofloNr
vile FOR Orange, DuipD
CslycrtOn. Aannseas. Alrt-
ullra and Washington, af
Union station. Charlottesville
for lynchlufsi AZ ha'ic 80
liurerstOWn, at stanton lNI
Winchester. and connects A-
CovInston To- Virginia he-
2l5 p. NJ. Daily with Pullmans
g. Cincinnati Louisville, ana
81. Louis. Stops only az ln-
portant stations. Connects AZ
1okihston Va, Tor Niihii.t
on Dinins-Cafs. 80. q. Local
IRAN, ,A.rpf sunday fpAoM5
above Han from Gordons'lls
$50 p. NJ. Accommodation except SUM
dag. Tor Charlottesville.
100 P. NJ Daily for (ls '.... Win
NIII NNNINNHaIlIN I'D INsllNhNl
and Louisville 81 Ils served
ora dining cars. Connects nc
tosinBton, la, daily for
TRAINS LakXE uElQhru STREET
s.rOA NJ Daily f0r INuchhurg. Loxlng-
ton. Va. ana clifton Forge.
Connects az bremo. except
Sunday, Tor EOsnty az ~ nch-
hung. daily. with n. a. w. r.
r.. and he Southern railway
for Southwest and South. -t
Ieesemer except SUNDAY, u
Craig cry, and az W. CLIFTON
Forge with No. for Cihcin-
300 =. NJ. Except Sunday. Local ac-
cOmmodaliOn for Gladstone
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD-STREET STATION.
500 a M, Daily from Cincinnati.
1918 a. 81. Daily, from Norfolk ana Dll
325 =. N, Daily. from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
$50 p. NJ, Daily from Norfolk and Ola
Point.
7:l5 p. NJ, Except Sunday, from ~. elf
ton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$50 A. A. Except Sunday from Glad
Gao p. NJ Daily. from Lynchhure Lex
ington, Va. and Clifton Forge.
JOHN - POTTS
Assistant General Passenger Agent
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YORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT
IHE fANORlIE ROUTE NohlH
LEAVE RICHMoND DAILY EXCEPT

SUNDAY.
TRAIN No 10. $40 T. NJ.
LOCAL EMPRESS, Daily except Sun
day. Stop, at all stations. A.
Lester Manor connects with stage flr
Walkerton: also, at West Point with
York River steamers for Baltimore.
TRAIN no. lf. $40 d. 81
BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily. Close
connection az West Point with steamer
for Baltimore except sunday
Steamers leave Baltimore at Il. ~ .
and west Point at i. Al. daily except
Sunday.
Trains from West Point arrive az Rich
mond az 1907 a. M daily. 1910 A. ST.
except Sunday and Monday. ana 40 $50
p. ~ daily except SUNDAY
TRAIN No 40, 3 s.. A.
LOCAL MIXED, daily. except SUNDAY.
leaves INenty-third street for Wt.t
Point and Intermediate points.
Iicket-ofiice 40 station. loot OF NIrrirlt
street. Open from 500 A. NJ. 10 600 4.
~. and from $3.50 =. ". 90 $500 A.. N
J. NJ CULP, W. A TUpK
Traffic Manager. Gen Pass. Assent
w. II. GREEN. General superintendent
]. G. HORTON Trav. Pass Agent.
900 east Main street. Richmond va
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Office city School Board,
Richmond, sept ;, loJo.
TNAAfINATION OF NEW Afil -
l. CANTs FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL:
An examination for the tenent OF NE,W
pfrpU.S whc desire % enter the hI1li-
NoND HIGH SCHOOL viii DE nell IN
fhs Hirh School building. on Iii J. To-
DAY September lu leo. cohne.clNb at
A. Vi. WILL Aai ,,an.,s1,,
c. T. Rady Clerk. S7'-"I
September 4. 1886.
NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS.
Offers ara Invited for about go tons
STOVE and TOO Tons hh,i, bto I
QUALITY WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
price of each distinct. payment as ue-
iiveraI lurln- tln seasQn- .Anoul t"o-
thtris viii be delivered nc tlha in CAR
load lots. the resi- by carts.
'rhe cofnfruy reserves t-1 ilsAt 10 ue-
cline any ur an ial- I'll. ,
BIDS win be oprhel 70 u .lf 30. leli-'eI
49, ~ h.. COURTNEY. Supt
IT,. u. and j.. b. j.. co.
sc4-eOd3t
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- a. REDUCTION IN GROcERlfo.
ID Cheaper than you ever bought tnein'
Can save you - per cent. 80,
ifNNN Hams ..s..sss sftfsftf+tt
Fresh Toasted Lunch Crackers. per
, lolni -, ,i,.,,,..i l;e. a. GOOD
as Won nay fGc for elseWhCre..... ~
Nib Pork. per pound ....-...--...
FRESH Creamery Butter, per pound I'D
Large irish Potatoes, pcr recA...... ~
Good Green Tea per pound. ......-.. lJ
Good Tea Du-t-s0od ass amy tea you
ever lra1k-ucr pound .............. lv
Silver Kng Minnesota Patent Iami-
~ Flour, best in the world. bag -. -
iaIttI .-ssss tsssts fttfts fsff ~
Sliced Cooked Ham .....--. ......++-... la
Pure Country vinegar. 1--WE years
old. guaranteed to keep pickles. per
eli'n .--..... $500 --''''-----'''' 81
GoDH Way. per hundred ..-+...+. .+.-- wv,
l.-l-ls-2 Caet Main. ouo east MAI SD 'i'
Phones SO and "a. apt
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STEAMBOATS,
BAY LINE,


..------ ------,.,,
dANllrr AtA AsAs At..N 4 -
REDUCED RATES.
BEST PASSENGER AND FREIGHT
ROUTE -r r-,,--
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND THE
Nohi IL 49,, v,e.-
VIA TIL l.i-tiA ~ AL, FA9A
SD AMtl. ~ l.Fi !. ~ 90
COMMENCING SAL .hbAf, JILL H.
1870
Tuesday. THURSDAY. AND SATUR-
DAY
~ Richmond Oocketts)..... 300 =. NJ
IN. Od Point CCmfort........lO.30 II. A.
ar. Balrn ere ................. $50 a. NJ.
Nv. Baltimore (B. aud o. Il.
lsJ .............. .............. o 10 A. II.
~. IniadelIhla lb. aua %.
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Rv virtue OF d docd ~ trust Gated AZ
gust 3D. $500 recorded SD the c.tin -
ogice OF Uenrico County Court ln j.. '.
~ "A. page 40i default having Deeu
made ln tie payment az money thele.h
secured. and being SOD required uy lAe
beneficiary. I Will Sell, by public auction
on The promises, 900
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER H. .le.b.
at = y. NJ. the real estate described ~
said deed, as follows. All mat Ger Aih
tract on parcel OF land. together WIN
an the bindings thereon. rGnts and "ets
thereto belonging lying and hei.E ln mo
county " Heurlc0. Stale or Virginia
known as West View conttininE Oh.
UiNpEED AMI IHiRI l-NlNh uoO
ACRES situated IN the forks OF tho
Westham and ThIee-Cboppe1 ro~d5.
The buildings with a portion - me land
will De FIRST offered, and y The price
bid is not sufficient 10 pay the debt and
expenses Of executing TINS trust the
urcpeltv Will then lie sold asa whole.
TERMS. While the deed requires cash
FOR the debt due OF i6..o4O5 and the cost
OF executing this trust. more LIBERAL terms
Will he announced al the holr 81 sale.
r. Is. CHAFFlN, Trustee.
r. y Chadn & Co. lncorp 3rat-d, Auc-
t0neers. @~'N
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WANTS.
- @992J

Parties living out of The city Who take
advanfara Of this offer must not request
replies DO their Advertisements sent 20
Tho Tnimes Office. The Times will not for
ward fHr.a replies.
The advertisement must reach me oIlo'
by u o'clock Friday 10 insure IT'S puDileA-
ton the following Sunday.
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EXCURSIONS.

rrRILBY EXCURSIONS TO NOR
/ FOLK, Virginia BEACH' AND
OCEAN VIEW, VIA NORFOLK AND
WESTERN RAILROAD. SUNDAY, SEP
TENBER 18th. Train leaves Byrd -. sta
ton al $40 A. NJ. sharp. returning. leaves
Virginia Beach at 6 p. NJ Ocean View
Tor the round trip. Norfolk, 81. Virginia
leach. ii 80. and ocean View 81 -. Fare
from Norfolk 10 Richmond on the Till
by" 81. Close connection al Noriolk Tor
Virginia Beach. with chair cars attached.
Train leaving Richmond goes through 10
ocean View Special yestibule coaches FOR
ladies' Reduced rates az Princess Anne
and ocean View for our people. we leaNe
the weather Tickets for all Of these
points at and on the train. ...-,
CAPT j. X. NICHE.
H. T. ADAMS.
jy15-we fr&sa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

N ONFEDERArE MUSEUM. IN THE
~ Davis Mansion, corner Twelfth and
Clay, Is omen TO visitors daily from 10
A NJ. 10 5 l.. NJ. Admission, 25 cents,
except on Saturdays. when IL IL free 20
the public Annual membership ticket. 81.
which admits the holder at ell times.
ali membership ticket NO. -. sapl1-a
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M s I NaIIliE:WasIsnR.R.


sCrRrDvT.rl rb4ACI AIl.lL 40, 1917.
LEAVE RICHMOND lDAlLD. bAfN'-
SrNLEr STATION NON
600 A. NJ, ilCBMDNp AND ,N'oynn
hiOTK NEsIIBUl4L LlMl /
100. Arrips Norfolk IL - A.
NJ. Stops only a. fetefsyul =
WaNerly, and Suuolh nrtvnu.
class tickets neL a-1eple1 o"
0.05 A. ~, rms CHICAGO EXPRESS.
for LynchDlls, ROANOKE, 20.
lumJua. and Chicago. fNu man
Sleeper Roanoke % ,clNHlD1oi
also, for Bristol, huoANHAV'
80 aud Chattanooga A..
pioO r al or SUFFOLK, Nuiiolh, elu ~.
ltfmellats stations, arrives a.
NQrillk 20 500 j. NJ. -
100 :. M, For L}ncAuulE and ltoanohe.
Sonnecis az ltoauohe VIZ l.n
Washington and tnati ahoosd
Limited. Pullman Sifrpcis
Roanoke 10 Memphis and Ne"
oueans. Pullman Sleeper pc
tween Richmond and Lynch-
buns, ana berihs ready Tor
occupancy al 300 =. Nj Also.
Pullman Sleeper petersburg
and Roanoke.
Trains arrive, Riehm8nd ram lynSWH-
burg and The Vest daily az Y'4O a a., a.,
East . AZ At nos 4. 81, and NEsIIBULED
LIMITED 200 II. n.
ONCE: s3S Main street, .orrpTN,rv
District Ras.ssa e. fBsv AiiidLa''
o.
General Ohico-koano.--
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG &
IL POTOMAC RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE in EFFEcr MAY u. 1896.
LEAVE BYRD-sTREEr STATION.
100 A. 50. Daily lof washington and
points North. stops al hlui
and local stations. Pullman
i2oOM l1i.y, except Sunday Tar
4ssiagig5iai 5 and t Inland N95 56s.
wen Milford FreteIlc ksburs
Iirl5ke and Wi4ewater Far
r5usress.onal' Limited al
7,sp N. Dally. i5r Washington and
''' points North. stops at Elba.
Ashland boswell Milford.
Fredericksburg. arooke. and
whitewater. and other stations
Sundays Sleeper Richmond 10
ARRIVE NFRb-SS'f4itEEr STATION.
$40 A. III. Daily. elo4 49, Underwater.
o." 8rOOke. frederlo Asours. Mile
ford, boswell. 1ll ashland,
and other stations sundays.
sleeQer New York 10 Rich
9.s p. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. stops
at focal stations and Elna.
parlor-Car from Washington.
ITO p. N. DAILY. stops oa.y az Fre ssS-
land. lllimln-t from NeW
York and Washing on.
f0.2S A n Daily. stops a principal local
stations ana ElhA fleelins-
car. Connects Nltn cong
sionA Limited between NeW
YORK ana " a-hiu i4u. $1,000
f,pnpERIFE SB'G ACCOM- N1lAllDN.
DAILY except sunday
A6o =. NJ Leaves byrl-street Sta.lon.
$40 A. n. Arrive. bytl-5.l,r5 ota''o''
Wv ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY except sunday
$40 A. ~. Leaves hINA'
$50 p NJ, Leaves Eioa.
G.i0 A. VI, Arrives tlna.
500 p NJ, Arrives Fiha
G. A. TAYLOR. TraMo Manager
u IT. d MYERS. President.
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IDUCATIONAL.
MCGuir0'S School,
lOrro>trrMoNI;oE Park

hiChmoud. Va.
UNIV AND COLL. RECORD Tor
1889 ID; TWO OF the FIVE y. \. nrsl
equivalent 40 Cornell, Lehigh, baitmoi o
Medical College. Richmond COLLEGE. ana
y. NJ. J. Marked success OF boys hot !et
candidate Tor degrees in United states
and State Institutions
Ihirty-scccnd session. Nlne months,
Upper and lower schools Fun corps OF
tea hers ln both. small iiNliucI 'i
ho4ricrs fston. Enter SEPTEMBER
lOth. l,th. 18th. Assemble on -ls-. APP
seg-lOt JOHN l.. MCGUIRE.
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ID uLADELPHIA. RICH <snA
MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.


DAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at day
light.
Freight received daily til Il. NJ.
Fare, Son fridays and sundays
steames. including meals ana berth.
For further information apply %
}. W. McCARRiCk.
General Southern Agent, office. Rockets.
w. r.. CLYDE g. co,
General Agents. Philadelphia.
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RAILROADS
D~>~oO~>~O~-~-O-~ -~o-~~~~SsS~S>rS
~VESTlBUEV
l|[ 7z ; j;
V':|!'s!'!S0uTH!
Atlanta, New Orleans, Augusta
Macon, Chattanooga, Nash
vile, Memphis, Texas.
NO txraA FARs on ANY TaalH.

No. 4O3.-"Tke Atlanta special" lesrcs
Richmond. DAILY. at 1885 night Tor
4 henderson, ARRIVE Dnfham daily, erceP, sun
cayl Raleigh, Sanford. Southern Pines, WINNING
IN Vadesboro. Monroe, Charlotte Iineointo.
5 e.by. Rntherfordten. Chester. Clinton. Green-
wood, Abbeviila, Eiberton, Athens AILASl A.
Angusia, Macon. Chattanooga Nashville. Aenphis
T,ra. Mexico. california and tho West We
H.mphi.), Solid Limited Train, 9Th fulGaa
BuGet ssepers and Vesnbaied Coache,
No. Al.-"The 3. a. l.. Express ieAt''
Richmond, DAILY, AZ e.05 AM ioi b nsous,
son. Durham daily except sunday hae,k.'
s,uford. soutnsrn Pines, Wilmington -as'
soro Monroe. Charlotte, Chester, Chnton' ntssa
wood. Abbsvi,ic F,berten, Athens AiLAN y
Nsron Pensacola Chattanooga. NAsnViie
N-mn6is Montgomery. New Orleans ietas
We,iro and tho SouthVest via New 0rleansl
Foll Train. with Pullman S.eepsTs ana VoacHes
A,o sleeper Hamlet 20 wilmington
Arrive Richmond. 40 am, $40 p m. daily
For tickets. baggage checks, sleeping car ressf
vauous, etc, apply 70
EN-. BOYhIN, Sol. Pas.'r Agent
CSC Fast Main So, kIcHAOs0' Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

DICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
II, No east Grace street,
Richmond Va.
O. pEyTON REV. IL. ROBERTSON. as
yne teeniy-folrth session of his hoarl-
sag and day school ,..sig,s . ~ iltit
for catalogue giving an details al the
bookstores or TO the principals.
le2s-su. w&fr3m
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FOR Rent.

l. OR RENT. o.
scptemher Rent List now ready, Ri
containing fun description OF al me
prorerty we have for rent. Call Wllle,
on phone 20G for 10.
II. VI. WORKMAN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents
se6.su.we&sr3t 1913 east Main street.
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REAL ESTATE Al PRIVATE SALE.

l. OR RENT. On
Parties without small children can LII
secure the lower portion Of Spa
cious Corner Residence. No. 100 south
Third street. Eight rooms, bath, Kitchen,
servants rooms, basement Goa vaults.
etc Unusual privileges. only occu-
uants the owner and his wife
s,G-7t J. THOMPSON BROWN & 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

vi a FCS' C-S'
II is a model TRUCK FARM,
near the city, on splendid road
has a Good Dwelling. ample Out
Buildings, Windmill and Tank
and offers rare opportunity tor
a Trucker. The situation IS high
and commanding, in full view OF
Richmond. and its being in the
West End should attract the
attention of Spectators and
investors. The neighborhood
is good and steadily improving
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

r sr JOHN. vi,..Fr,.dsa' sad e'uefH a'''r~'
n,sEg. Gsr,rsi saP-flit>sd'a'
ato,ge II. lsBTrsos.
= - . -, n.,,g.,. Gsssr.I Hsssv 49,
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TO Les


NOR SALE.
Some though tless people iever stop 10
reason. therefore 10 dev0lves upon those
who think % give advice 10 those who 90
NOT We would not regard ourselves as
being proper c.tizeIs were we not 10 say
That Now is the time 20 purchase Real
Estate. with becoming modesty We bow
and nominate our firm as being in every
WV worthy OF yCLr c0nfl 'nce and sup
nor CHEWING & ROSE.
Real Estate Agents.
seC&9-2t No q north len.h street.
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NrOLLEY gCHOOL FOR rofs,
y SO lul north Pine street,

NTCABrS DAY AND IDAltDlNI
vi UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
RICHMOND va.
Tile thirty-secoll annual session Of This
school for boys begins MONDAY. Septem-
Der n 1890.
Thorough preparation for University or
Virginia. Yale. Harvard. United states
Military and Naval Academies. and leai-
ing Engineering Schools Full stan OF
experienced teachers boarding depart
ment strictly limited For cafaoele ad-
dress ". GORDON NJ CAHE.
Head Master.
49, mo - errot- 40g cast Cary street
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-04-02
ALL FOR m'xiNLey.
South Dakota Republican Convention Com
pels Delegates Ia to on Record.

South Dakota Republican Coavsntion Com.
pels Delegates to to IN Record.
HURON. s D.. March 26-The repub.
lican state convention declared for q
protective tariff; reaffimed the Mime.
apolis financial plank until the st.
Louis convention adopts = later state
ment, and instructed the delegates to
the St. Louis convention 10 use every
legitimate and honorable means to Sc
cure the nomination Of William Nc.
Kinley. Previous to choosing the eight
delegates, a resolution was adopted re.
quiring all nominees to 60 upon the
floor and declare for Mckinley and
sound money, and not only to vote but
to work to accomplish this end. This
was to force an expression from Sena.
tor Pettigrew. The senator declared
that he would bow to the will Of the
majority, that while he had followed a
course which the future seemed to
justify. he was willing to 60 to St.
Louis and comply with the wishes Of
the state convention by voting for Nc.
Kinley and sound money. Directly
after the adjournment Of the conven.
ton. seven Of the delegates held
caucus at which they resolved that
they would not permit Senator Petit.
grew to 90 as chairman, neither would
they permit him to be upon any COM
mittee at the national convention.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-04-02

:teorge Eo wards, a deserter from the
army at Fort Riley, Kan, was arrested
IN Kansas City, Mo-, where he had beer
working.
The Indians on the 'Pottawatomis
reservation In jackson county, Kan.
are In turbulent state and threaten
serious trouble tor the authorities
Austin j. Dolphin, one Of the Oldest
passenger conductors on the Santa he,
died alone at his room Ia the Midland
hotel, Kansas City, Mo-, Of heart dis
ease.
J. B. Ulrich, Of St Louis, has fled
sensational charges of profligacy and
official dishonesty against Public
Printer Benedict, which the senate
will be asked to investigate.
Four people were killed and two in.
jured in a fire which started early on
the morning Of the Goth in the three.
story business and tenement house,
.S74 Hudson street. New York.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-04-02

KANSAS CITY, Kan, March 90 james
Sh sehan, son Of ex-Chief Of Police
Juck Sheehan. was shot and danger
ously wounded by his sweetheart, Miss
Kate Flannery. yesterday morning.
The shooting occurred at the young
woman's home 1t Is claimed that
Sheehan was intoxicated when he
called. The shooting was done with a
revolver. Sheehan refused TO swear to
complaint against the girl and she
was released lie claims that neither
he nor Miss Flannery wthe weapon
was loaded until after she had pointed
1t at his head and pulled the trigger
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-04-02
JULES VERNE OUTCOME.

BY the Trxnssiberian HALLWAY Ono Can En-.
circle tho World in Forty Dava
NEW YORK, March 30.-A railway
man Of this city says that the Trans
siberian railroad, which has been com
pleted beyond Tomsk, has worked
wonders In the region Of Central and
Southern Asia traversed by It, He
predicts that the road when completed
will materially shorten the journey
around the world, so that 1t will be
possible to circle the globe In 40 days,
The Transsiberian road will find sea
port on the Sea Of Japan at vladivos'
tok. In some Of the towns touched by
the new Asiatic system electric lights
and street cars have already made their
appearance,
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TILLmAN is AMBITIOUS.

He VIII seek the Democratic Nomination
for President and the Endorsement Of
Popuiists.
WARRINGTON, March 30 = Senator
Tillmau proposes to be the leader Of
the silver men Ut Chicago, and has SO
strengthened himself with that ele-
ment In various ways that II Is not be-
lieved his supremacy will be ques-
toned. II the silver men control he
will play for the nomination, and has
every reason to believe he will sue
coed. because affairs have so shaped
themselves. or, to give him due credit,
he has so shaped them. that with him
alone will the free silverites have q
chance Of success. He will bring to
the Chicago convention positive as.
surance that II he is selected the popu-
lists at their convention In St. Louis,
and also the bimetallistA will ratify
his nomination. No other man that
the free silverites can put up can
give any such assurance. Tillman,
therefore. will be their only hope
Senator Tillman is booked to make
speeches In st. Louis and Denver in a
short time, and, to use the phrase Of
one Of his supporters, The is prepared
to set the west on fire." He proposes
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-04-02

BEN BUTLER BELlTTLED.
Massa ChuSetts Legislators saw tho Dea
Veteran Was Not Worthy Of " statue.

Massa chusetts Legislators saw tho Dead
Veteran Was Not Worthy Of statue.
BosToN, March 90 Gen. Buffers
military career was severely scored
when the bill providing for the cree.
ton OF an equestrian or military statue
Of Butler came up before the commit.
tee on ways and means at the state
house. The remonstrants were called
upon, and Thomas L. Livermore spoke.
He declared Buffers exploits were
dwarfed by thousands OF acts per.
formed by other Massachusetts men.
Other Legislators spoke in similar
strain, decrying the force OF Butler as
a soldier and military leader.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-04-02
FOR THE AFRICAN WAR.

Italy Votes IA, 100000 Lire to Garry on the
Contemplated Operations.
ROME, March 28.--The senate by q
vote Of 1909 to has adopted the credit
asked for by the government for con.
templated operations in Africa conse-
quent upon the defeat Of the Italian
army at Adowa. The amount Of the
credit is l4O, 100000 lire. The speakers
during the debate pointed out that the
attitude Of Great Britain showed the
Anglo-Italian alliance was an accom-
plished fact and rested upon more
solid basis than mere treaties and
,>rn,uioao
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TESLA'S NEW WONDER.

Says = Has = Machine Which win Make
Ei~ctrio Wire. Unnecessary.
New York. March 20. Nicola Tesla,
the well.known electrician. says that
he WINS satisfied that he had machine
which, when perfected, would enable
him TO make practical experiments In
distributing electric waves about the
earth 80 messages might DO conducted
toall parts OF the globe simultaneously.
He believed electric waves might
be propsgated through the atmos.
pherc, and even the ether beyond, q
disturbance Of the waves at any point
being instantly felt ct every other
point along them. lie declared he be.
lieyed the transmission Of news about
the earth by electric waves in the place
OF wires was no longer dresrL