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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-19
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
20 IA ACRES OF LAND. WITH FRAU.
DWELLING THEREON.
LYING IN HANOVER COUNTY Apo..
FIVE MILES FROM THE cyrv
OF RICHMOND.
ON THE CREIGHTON ROAD

BY virtue OF a certain deed ~ -.
executed BY George ID. Grassmann s,..t,
w. Boltz, dated February y iSqi ~ W.
ed in Clerks office Of Hanover Cc,.q-
Court, default having been made N ~
payment OF certain notes therein seo,...s
! VIII sell by public auction, on the ~
ises, on Ntm-
TUESDAY. MARCH %. 1897
at u NJ, that certain TRACT OFr,,..
described In said deed. as folloo,s ~, Y
that certain tract or parcel Of land W.
and being In the county OF Hanover s.s
of Virginia, about five miles from tfe 80
OF Richmond commencing at the Cf,.,y
hominy river, on the Creighton r,.,
thence along the said Creighton rosf I.
poles to a stake. thence south "a 10
grees, east 50 poles. 10 a corner 49,.
thence south 80 II degrees. west 10 ~.
TO stob. thence south 50 II degrees -
IS poles 10 a stOb thence north a . ~
grees, east 80 poles 10 a stob on wesf ~,
of a plantation road: thence along BY
west side of said plantation road lf, 49,.
to a maple on ditch; thence with ditb /,
poles TO a willow. thence north - f-fhH
grees. west ~ poles 10 Gum pointer 4.
Chickahominy river; thence NO Tho al.
Chickahominy river 9s poles 10 the bsg'-
ming on the Creighton road, and contain.
ing 90 IA acres
TERMS: Enough In cash % pay M. a,
penses OF executing this trust. and ID, 49,
note OF 1885. with interest thereon ~,
the 18th day OF February. 1897 N5' n -
February 22 1898 and the balance ms
such terms as will be announced 40 ~.
BY consent more liberal terms sill Il,
given, II desired.
r. B. CHAFFJN T7iri.,
r. =. C'afiin a Co. Incorporate Ag,.
tloneers. mn il-'ls
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KID GLOVE ODDS AND ENDS

Tan and Brown 4-Button Dressed Kid
Gloves. 4Sc. pair. that were 81.
a few sizes in S-ButtOn Undressed Kid
Gloves, that were $50; what is left
at SOC. a pair.
Black Dressed Kid Gloves. sizes IL,
) 3-4. 7. and IA, any of them at 25c. a
pair
Misses Gauntlets and White Kid Gloves
at SC. a pair.
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Cu,y. ODDS AND ENDS.

1 lot of Dresden Decorated Pin Trays
olive Dishes, ToOth-Pick Holders,
Match Boxes, etc, that were sold up
wards of Is and sc, for &c. choice.
q Carlsbad Decorated Pitchers, slightly
Clipped, were Is and 2Oc to close, lc.
each. ,,
English China Tea Sets, should con-
tain So pieces, but a few small pieces
missing. were bought TO sell for 81, to
close. 81 each.
should contain 100 pieces, but few
small pieces were broken in shipment,
were $40. to close, $298 each.
/ Hayiland China Dinner Set. that was
sold for $3.50, TO close, $l4.50
/ lot of French Souvenir Plates that
were 25c.. TO close. &c. each.
4 lot of French China Decorated cups
and Saucers, that were 25c., to close
Sc. a pair.
q French. German, and Carlsbad salad
Dishes. Fruit COMFORTS, Berry BOWS
and Fancy Plates that were 81 TO S5oo,
70 close 7qc choice.
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BABY-CARRIAGES.

LOT of Wakefield Baby-Carriages that
were s15. to lose So each.
I lot of Baby Carriages, that were go
IN close $3.50 choice.
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IL HOSIERY INTERESTS YOU.

here is a chance to buy EN- at a price.
Ladies 10c. Black Seamless Hose, &c. a
pair
Ladies' lie. Black Imported Hose 1Oc.
q pairs Ladies' Fancy-Top French Lsle-
Thread Hose, 39c. ones, show handling.
l9c. a pair
81 pairs Ladies' Fast-Black Ribbed
Hose. y lie. ones &C. a pair.
q pairs Boys oxford Seamless Hose, DC.
pair, instead Of u l-2c.
Misses and Boys Fine Ribbed Fast
Black Hose. seamless Maco feet, Sc a
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SOME TAKEY THINGS IN MEMS
REMNANT BUYINGs.

Mems Wire Buckle ELASTIC Suspehueis'
10 Dozen nairs Mems Round Web
Elastic suspenders, 25c. kind IL l-Ze'
pair. .,,. -. r,ross
one small lot Mems White Lawn Dress
bows. the 25c. grade, sc.
One LOT of Mems Embroidered Night
Robes. best 75c. grade, S3c; each.
Mems Handmade Pure WOOL Tape
Collar Sweaters. sold at N'So each'
for 81. 49,
% Mems Percale Shirts tsome nave
slight imperfections. otherwise 'hey
would be 9Sc) for Soc. r,s
shirts that were SOC apiece. for 25c,,
one small lot of Mems SIX Emor9laer-
ed French Llsle-Thread SOCKS iorih-
erly 75c. pair, for 2oc- - ~. l.,
MEMS Real Iisle-Thread Half Hose, IN
pretty mingled effects, usual 20c. kihd'
now lOc. 60. ,t,vod
Mems Black and Tan and Gray Mixed
Socks, usual 10 to L l-Zc. klhus' ~
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SPLENDID INVESTMENT.

THE HAMPTON FEMALE COLLEGE.
situated near Hampton, Va. unless pre-
vously sold privately, Will be sold at pun
lie auction, in the town of Hampton, on
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THE COHEN co.

Isc. Atomizers. In three colors' ior w.
each.
Velvet Binding, 1c. - .ou-
Ladies' Hose Supporters, z'c. on''' '0
ed, for l0c. a yard. a. yard
White Elastic, lOc. grade, for &c. yaiu'
SHOOK Corset Splits for &C. each:
Side Splits, for corsets, TOT 20. go e. A.
white Beading, 6-yard pieces, LOT H.
a piece, new designs. ,.,. Tor
2OO-yard Spool Cotton, for macn'ne' Luz
ic spool TT, Tor o.
Fancy Carriers, with buckles io' ~
each.
WhaIebones for &c. a dozen.
DC Dress Shields for &c. palr.
Baby Bbs. l5c. ones. for lOe eaen. nth
25c. Ladies' Ooze Leather bei's' VIZ"
brass buckles, for lOc.. each.
Leather Pocket Books for &c. each.
Ladies' Shopping Bags, l9c ones ior 'c'
each. .~. for 100
soc silk Band Hose Supporters ior l'c'
silk Seam Bindings for &c. piece
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by oAAADH q ~
Real Estate Agents and Auct.oneers
corner OF Tenth and Bank streets
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WANTED.
WANTED,

A SETTLED NURSE. WITHOUT IN
cumbrance. Apply at No. ia east Frank
lin street. mn l3-lt
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WANTED,

TO RENT OUT A FLAT, FURNISHED
or unfinished. VIII rent the rooms sim
ely or en- suite. Apply at No All north
Seventh street NH 1857
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WHEs REAL ESTATE Is soI.n NJ, ~.
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT car ,nk
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE pam IN ~
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND Ttioo
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MATTINGs. CARPETS, AND FLOOR
COVERINGS

that are the last of their kind and in the
way.
Short ends Of Tapestry Carpets. from
- TO IA yards. SOC. yard, from 75c.
Short ends of Wilton Carpets. from IL
TO IS yards 40c a yard. from 9jc.
/ Ingram Carpet, size lexis feet sold at
$3.50; remnant price Sll.
One 4-yard-square japanese Drugget,
sold at $3.50; remnant price, &c.
one 3X4 japanese Hand Made Drugget,
sold at $40. now s..
3 Smyrna Hearth Rugs. size 36x72, value
$50. remnant price $1.S5
Smyrna Hearth Rugs. size 30x60, value
S2.25: remnant price. l.45.
MATTINGS.
rolls OF Fancy China Mating. only
wrapper stained, u l-2c. grade, for
l-2c. a yard.
roll Of Seamless China Mating. wrap
per stained. 1sc. grade, Sc. a yard.
rolls of Heavy China Mating, seam
less. value 20c.. for ice a yard.
1 roll LinenWarp Mating, l5c., value
30c. q ward.
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GLASSWARE ODDS AND ENDS.

lot of Glass Dishes. Fruit Comforts,
Bowls, Half-Gallon Pitchers, and artl-
cIes that were % and S5c., to close, sc.
choice.
lot of Plain and Decorated Water
Goblets and TlImblers. Cut-Pattern
Punch Glasses, oil Bottles Jelly
dishes. Fruit Saucers, and articles
that were 10 and zoe. each, to close,
lc choice.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WAITED,

SEVERAL ACTIVE. SPRIGHTLY LADY
Solicitors for Southern Business Record.
Can make fine wages Apply at S2l east
Main street. mn lS-lt+
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BOOKS.


2 sets of Thomas Keightleys Popular
History of Rome, lk-cloth binding
75c value, for 25c "A set.
l set OF Macauley's History of England
in five volumes, nicely bound. 1888 was
the original price; remnant price CSC
! set of English Men of Letters, in two
volumes, cloth binding, SOC. value, for
3oc
2 copies Of Constantinople, by Marion
Crawford. beautifully bound and illus,
trated, $50 value; remnant price, 4sc
each.
copy of Byrons Complete Works, illus
trated, for sec.
2 dozen copies Of "Massa's in the Cold,
Cold Ground" My Old Kentucky Home
and the Swanee River daintily bound
Dresden effect. Toe, for 25c each.
/ volume of Authors at Home" $3.50
value, for 75c.
copies of Knockabout Club and one
copy of Three Vassar Girls on the
Rhine, N.75 value, for sec. each.
copies of Famous Frontiersmen,
Pioneers, and Scouts" beautifully
bound and illustrated, just the thing
for boys. sl.25 value; remnant price,
45c. each.
Broken packages of pound Paper. o-day
&c. a quire.
Envelopes to match, packages for SC.
crap-Book Pictures. lc. sheet.
RIBBON REMNANTS
No. 1s All-silk Fancy Stripe Tafteta
Ribbon. sc. a yard. instead of loo.
No. 8 All-Slk Changeable Taffeta Rib
bon. he a yard. in remnants.
pinch Pure silk Ribbons &c. a yard.
2-inch All-Slk Black Gros-Grain Rib
bons, lie. yard.
1-inch All-Silk Ribbons, the real values,
and Sc. a yard. in remnants for lie.
"A yard
No. 2 All-Silk Ribbons for 1-2c. yard.
If LININGs ARE WANTED,
BUY THESE REMNANTS
THEYRE CHEAP.
Dressmakers' KID Cambria for l-2c.
Rice Cambria. s-4c. a yard
'lOc Siesa, 8 S-ic. a yard. Not all
Zoe Rustling Percaline, S-ic a yard.
Il 10 and IS 2-3c. Rustling Percaiine for
3-ic. yard.
Linen Canvas. Sac. yard.
LEAVINGs FROM THE GREAT NO.
TIONs SALES.
Best grade Talcum Powder for &C. box.
Kid Curriers', per dozen, &c.
l9c. Perfume for lOc. a bottle.
Good Toilet Soap, 1c a cake.
Perfumed Ammonia, any odor, i9c. bot
ties for II lie. a bottle.
Best l9c Tooth Brushes for 7c each.
l5c. bottles Florida Water for Sc. bottle.
Kinds Almond Cream for 4lc. bottle.
La Blanche Face Powder for i9c. a box
Perfect Complexion Powder. l9c. boxes,
for l0c. box.
Packart's Tar Soap for l4c. cake.
Camelia Bouquet Soap. l2l-2c. cake.
THE COHEN ca
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POSITION AS SOPRANO OR DIREC-
tor in church choir. by a lady fully quail
fed for either position, or both; also, en-
gagement for vocal department in scbonl.
Highest testimonials. Address SOPRANO,
care Dispatch. NH l4-Su. Tu&F2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-19

Apron Check Gnghams, any color or
check, for lc yard. 49,.
lOc. Dress Ginghams, Rob Roy enects'
2 &c. a yard. s
Fine. Heavy. Round-Thread Bleached
Cotton. for l-2c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-19

WANTED,
TO KEEP UP WITH THE TIMES.
Good Long, Dry Oak Wood for new
stove, 50 per half cord, delivered.
Anthracite, So for big furnace size;
SIS % for small.
Splint Coal, $4.25. and $3.50.
Kanawha Coke, S2.75. Double load,
so bushels. $4.75.
Tricks Coke, % bushels. SO.
Gayton Egg. 1925; Nut. $3.50;
Stove, $3.50. Cd.
OLD STANDS:
1900 West Broad Phone 407.
1905 East Cary Phone loo.
old and rev phones same No.
.CHAS. III. PAGE.
fla 14-tMy31l
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BY X. y. Chaffin g. Co. nneorpo,s,,. -
Real Estate Agents and Auctlones,,"
No. l north Tenth street, Richmond :.
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LOST, sTRAYEp. AND FOUND.

LOST, YESTERDAY, BETWEEN
Seventh and Clay streets IA ranes
ONCE, BUNCH OF KEYS. Reward on
return TO w. NORyEIL. Times office.
NH l9-lt
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yHHITE-GOODS SALE

that ever took place In hlchnond WAS
here this week. Almost every piece yields
a remnant. There are some query prices
on these wind-up lots.
Remnants 25c. White French Organdy,
&C yard.
Remnants Fine Sheer French Lappets,
Z l-2c a yard.
Sc Checked Nainsook. &c. a yard.
2c. French Dimities. hair-line stripes
and checks. 3-ic. a yard.
Remnants Sheer. Fine White India Li-
non. SC. yard.
25c. White Heavy Corded Pique, &c.
yard.
Remnants i0-inch Fine White Apron
Bordered Lawn, &c. a yard.
20c. Fancy Drawn-Thread Hoking, SAC.
yard.
Sold-Color French Organdy. lengths IL
10 yards. Y lie. a yard.
SO yards Soid-Black Embroidered Dot
ted Swiss &c. a yard.
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FOR RENT.
CHERRYsTONE OYSTERS.

CAPTAIN SCULL HAS A FEW MORE
CHOICE CHERRYSTONE OYSgERS
left. Call early-Eighteenth and Dock
streets. NH l9-lts
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WANTED,

SMITHDEALS BUSINESS COLLEGE
Opposite City HalD would like 10 furnish
three or four firms with Good Book
Keepers without charge We are re-
sponsible for the work Of those we
recommend. Save expense, time, and
worry by applying to US. Phone go.
ia 31-Su Tut&F3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-19

BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
lib Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-19

thIs week. WHAT'S left from the Wreck
is yours to-day at give-away price al
most.
A French Percales, IL lie. kind. for &c.
yard
Rest shifting Prints for 2 S-4c.--6 l-ic.
Dotted Organdles. gauze effects. l5c.
kind. for lie.
Douhle-Face Covert Cloths for 3-4c.
- I-2c Fancy Dress Ginghams, newest
designs. for 3-ic.
Scotch Lawns. new, pretty effects, for
3-4c yard.
Al Fine Brown Cotton. Great Falls
make 2 3-ic. a yard.
Evening Crepes. 10, u IL. and l6 2-3c.
kinds for 2 l-2c. yard.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-08-17
RETURN MATCH WANTED.
Town Boys Have Challenged the Navy
TO Play More Hall.

Town Boys Have Challenged the Navy
TO Play More Ban.
Lieutenant Elliott of the Phila-
delphia telephone1 the BULLETIN
this afternoon he had received
challenge from the town baseball
team to play return match next
Friday afternoon and that he has
accepted the same on behalf of the
naval nine.
Arrangements have been made,
as in the last game, for the entire
proceeds to be donated to the
Strangers Friend Society, all the
lady members of which will be
furnished with tickets of admis-
sion to sell at the low price of 25
cents each. 1t is hoped by this
means to raise goodly sum for
this worthy charity, one which
will put to shame the small
amount raised last Friday.
Lieutenant Elliott further states
that he has cabled to the United
States photographic Bureau and
arranged with the clerk of the
weather for fine afternoon. Also
that by the courtesy of Admiral
Miller the full band of the Phils-
delphis will be on hand half an
hour before the game is called
and will play concert music. 1t
will also play at intervals in the
game.
In the last game the town boys
rung IN lot of old professionals,
college graduates and other base
ball tends on the naval contin-
gent. When they found it out
the latter put in the battery OF the
regular Philadelphia nine and
more than got even. The game
of last Friday has led to consider
able rivalry over which is the bet.
ter nine, and the same teams will
be selected to play next Friday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-08-17

Two arrests were made toby
for assault and battery.
j. y. McCandless leaves for La.
haina on the Claudine this eycn-
ing, also Captain Ablborn.
Katie Putnam spent all day
yesterday In the cool shades Of
Kalihi valley, the guest OF Mrs.
Walter Hill.
There was no session Of the
police court this morning on ac-
count OF the wedding. Judge
Wilcox opened court at l:3O this
afternoon.
In the police court this after
noon Judge Wilcox fined four
Chinese $40 each for gambling
and a native $3.50 for non-pay.
ment Of taxes.
A return baseball game with the
navy will take place on Friday
afternoon at $3.50. Admission rs
cents. Proceeds to go to the
Strangers Friend Society.
II. w. Schmidt e. Sons remind
property owners Of the recent in
cident Of two fires and no insur-
ance, with especial reference to
their agency for the Atlas Insur-
ance Co.
The Beretania street pumps will
close down at 6 o'clock tomorrow
evening for three days overhaul
ing, repacking valves, etc. In the
meantime the Makiki pumps will
be kept going day and night.
If you are interested in the sub.
ject Of enlarged portraits, it would
be worth your while to see the
samples at King Bros. at prices
ranging from $500 to $1,000
frames and all. They can't be beats
Kroeger Pianos, sweetest IN tone,
Jas. w. Bergstrom, sole agent, cash
or installments. Warerooms at
G. Vests, Masonic Temple. Of
fee at Thrum's Book Store. Tun-
ing and repairing. - Tele-
phone BAT.
Don't be persuaded to accept
what is not really good in en-
larged portraits, just because you
have given an order for one.
King Bros. will give you some
thing infinitely better and cheap.
er than you can get anywhere else
in town. .
Singers lead the world. Over
100000 made and sold. High.
est awards at the Worlds Uolum.
bian Exposition for excellence OF
construction, regularity of motion,
ease OF motion, great speed, ad.
Instability, durability, ease OF
learning and convenience of ar.
rangement. B. Bergersen. agent
161 Bethel streets.
Melbourne, Aug. 5.-The dis
cussion of the Australian Fedora.
ton Bill. in the Colonial Parlia.
ment, reveals the existence of an
important anti Federal section.
The crux of the difficulty is the
que stion of securing the rights Of
the smaller colonies withoutdepriv.
ing the others of the advantage
which should be theirs from the
fact of their large populations.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-08-17
Notice.

SARATOGA being no longer pub
Inc resort, the proprietress will be glad
to let the whole or part with hoard II
desired or light housekeepirg), to
private families wishing a Lealthy
summer resort. For terms, address
7. o. Box 2tS, or on the premits.
500 lm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-08-17
Wanted.

q A position in a family to do general
homework by German Woman,
able and willing. References n de.
sired. inquire at this Office. 6S}6t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-08-17
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The kinau brought back eleven
Volcano tourists.
The Pride Of India. Oris Tooth
powder at Sturdevants.
"Erma the Ell" at 3 p. m. Last
chance to see Katie Putnam.
Sheriff Andrews Of Hawaii was
among the Kinau's passengers.
Lawyers Little and Wakefield
are in town from the rainy city.
Senator Baldwin and w. Ii.
Corn we'll came over on the Kinau.
The Australia may be looked
for any time after daylight to-
morrow.
There will be special meeting
of Pacific Lodge of Masons this
evening.
Manager A. Haneberg of Olo-
walu plantation went home this
morning.
Elk. Representative Rev. L. M.
Hanuna of Maui wants to sue
coed himself.
DIR. Mouritz, Government ply
stefan at Mapulehu, Molokai, left
for home on the Mauna Loa.
WANTED-A position as house,
keeper by Spanish lady. Ad-
dress or call at the Bulletin Office.
All Fook, Chinese prisoner in
Oahu Jail, committed suicide by,
strangling himself with piece of
rope.
Secure seats at the Wall, Nichols
store for the concert on Saturday
evening by the Philadelphia and
Marion boys.
Il. II. f. Wolter and W. E..
Rowell have been nominated as
candidates for second lieutenant
of Company II.
The bubonic plague has disap.
peared from Formosa and the Me-
dical Inspection Office of the
Japanese government closed.
1t is claimed that more and
neater work can be done on the
Peerless Typewriter than on any
other make of machine, in the
same length of time.
A private letter to member of
the BULLETINS staff states that
Olas district is being favored with
an abundance of rain and that
coffee trees are growing finely
everywhere.
Parties wishing to inspect the
Cornwell premises on Judd street,
advertised for sale at auction on
Friday, October Is, should make
application to James +. Morgan
the auctioneer.
Katie Putnam and her company
will leave for San Francisco on
the Mariposa. The bright little
lady makes her farewell appear
ance this evening in "Erma the
Elf" All her popular songs will
be sung.
Claus Spreckels paid into the
San Francisco Custom House
S39, 040.20 as duty on one con.
signment of German machinery
for the beet sugar works at Salinas
valued at SS6,756 the duty being
45 per cent.
There'll be one advantage al
least gained by the annexation of
Hawaii-it will put few vessels,
small though they be, under the
American flag. Even this addi-
tion to our merchant marine will
bea gratifying increase.-St.Louis
Star.
A famine is imminent through
out the kingdom of Corea in con-
sequence of long drought. Cho-
lera is also very much prevalent,
adding to the sufferings of the
people. 1t is said the disease has
spread to Chemulpo and other
ports.
A leading teacher of cycling in
Chicago used gentleman's and a
lady's Sterling during the entire
season of 1896. He gave zoe
lessons on the gentleman's and
1862 on the lady's wheel with a
cost of less thau $3.50 for each
machine for repairs.
In response to an advertisement
for 100 men to work on the
Canadian Pacific Railway between
Fort Villa N, op1 Winninao thars
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-09-11
THE HAZEI()N HORROR.
Militia Has Arrived And Quiet Is
Maintained
The Silence Is 0minOuS-Mal Of
The Victims We're Shot In The
Back Coroner S Inquest.

Hazelton, Pa, Sept. 11.-Nineteen
dead and forty-one wounded is the re-
cord of the Winchesters welded by
deputies sheriff at Lattimer yesterday
afternoon. Eleven of the unfortunate
miners dropped dead in their tracks
under the terrible battery, four more
died during the night and four were
added to the record this morning. A
detachment of state military came in
at nine O'Clock this morning and camp
ed on the commons in the centre of
Hazelton. The Pittson, Lebanon and
Mahaney men had not made their APP
pearance at 10 o'clock this morning.
Coroner Bowman has empannelled a
jury and the inquest on the bloody af-
fair will probably be held this after
noon. Far from being wildly excited
this morning. this place is prevailed
by sort of sullen quiet which ap-
pears even more ominouS. All sorts
of rumors are af1oat, one being to the
effect that 1900 strikers from the
South Side mines are marching on
Hazelton for the purpose of wreaking
vengeance for the shooting. They had
not reached here at noon and it was
later reported they had dispersed upon
learning of the presence of troops.
The arrival of the soldiers was not
marked by any demonstration further
than the gathering Of large, but or
derby crowd.
Indignation against the deputies is
running high and the charge Is public
ly made that there was absolutely no
necessity for the horrible slaughter.
The miners, it is declared, were not
armed in any way and If the deputies
feared trouble single shot over their
heads would have dispersed them.
The fact is undisputed that many vic
tins were shot through their backs,
while flying from the guns of the
deputies.
The local police force has been con-
siderably increased and ahve received
orders from Chief Fuller to stop the
slightest attempt at disorder. While
Fuller does not anticipate an outbreak
vet from his long experience with the
foreign element he considers them
wary and treacherous.