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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12
n,s,Ur,oNs a. COMPREHENSIVE

NJ Office OF DISSOLUTION
~ OF
PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership heretofore exisS eT9p p pvJ
LUMBER COMPANY for the logging of
the mills of said Company was dissolved
on the 18th day OF November, 1897, by the
death OF w. +. West.
As surviving partner, the Surry Lumber
Company viii settle up the partnership
business. All parties holding claims
against the late partnership viii present
same TO undersigned for payment. and all
parties indebted TO same Will make pay
ment TO undersigned.
SURRY LUMBER CO.,
Nov 80. 1897 Surviving Partner.
Dendron. Surry county, Va. de2-1m
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coMMrSsIoNER's NOTICES.
y oMMussGoNERs NOTICE.


n OMAISSIONER'S NOTICE.
The Citizens Bank Of Richmond suing for
the benefit Of itself and all other credit
ors OF Virginia NJ. Allen. holding Hens on
her real estate who will come in and
contribute 10 the co.'s and expenses
or this suit ................'.'''.''f idlHeiil'
against
Virginia NJ. Alien and r. s. Allen. Jr.,
Howard SwinefOrd, T.. d. Starke and j..
Clements Shafer. trustees, the CITY
Bank OF Richmond and the unknown
holders or owners Of the notes executed
By the said Virginia NJ Allen. dated
August H.. 1896. secured by deed Of trust
OF that date from her and others TO j.
Clements Shafer, trustee, recorded IN
coochland County Court clerk once
conveying 20 the said Shafer, trustee.
the tract Of land I'm the said county or
Goochland, called Upper Tuckahoe con-
tanning CPS acres. more or lcss.....D -.
ION consideration whereof the Court
doth adjudge. order and decree
that this cause be referred 70 David II.
Leake as a special commissioner. who
shall take the following accounts, to-wit'
Il. An account OF the judgment due
the plaintiff from the said Virginia NJ.
Allen. in the bill and proceedings men,
toned.
-. An account Of the real estate Of the
defendant Virginia NJ. Allen, with the Zee
simple and annual value thereof, and the
liens and encumbrances thereon, together
with the dignities and priOrites thereof.
"All which accounts said special COM
missioner shall take, state. settle and re-
port 10 the Court. together with any mat
ter specially stated deemed pertinent 10y
himself or required by any proper party
TO be so stated.
Notice Of the time and place Of taking
the foregoing accounts published once q
week for four successive weeks. In some
convenient newspaper, shall be deemed
sufficient notice TO all persons concerned,
except the said Virginia VI. Allen ana j.
G.. Shafer, trustee, who shall have per-
sonal notice thereof and the testimony OF
said Shafer shall be taken in Richmond,
Va"
Can extract from decree entered at Sep
TENDER term, 1897, Of Goochland Circuit
Court)
All persons interested IN the decree Of
which the foregoing is an extract will
take notice that / have fixed upon the
11th DAY Of JANUARY. 1895 as the time
and the office Of W. O. SHELTON, ESD
Chamber of Commerce Building. Rich.
mond. Va, as the place, for executing the
same.
Given under my hand this 25th day OF
November 1897. ID. II. LEAKE,
nO2s-4tw Special Commissioner.
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Oefioo n W IT. Ncwbold's Son &, CO.,
IlIl-. ~ -. Z. MI L,iffh street

Oefioa ~ W H. Ncwbold's Son e CO.,
118 south Fifth street.
Philadelphia. Dec l, lN9f.
referring 10 the above notice OF the
NorfoIk and Western Railway COMPANY.
we offer TO the present holders on ths
soutbside Railroad Company Consolidated
Nforfoar, Third Preferred 6 Per Cent.
49,, ma f,lrinr January T. 1893. who pre-
e@nt their bonds at our office prior to DE
CESfBER SfST. the privilege 10 extend
me eanne as above stated. upon the pay
ment TO MS Of a premium Of one-half OF l
ON and after January !. 1898. We. will
,,,,rchase an par NJ our Office any Of the
ppi,n,c bonde not so presented for extern
s'o"' w TT. NEWBOLD's son & co.
dc1O12. fj-3t
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The object Of this suit is TO have releas-
cd a certain trust deed, executed on the
4th day of April 1857. from John a. Cary
and wife to John Spear trustee. convey
ing certain real estate in the city OF Rich
mond. described as follows, to-wit: "A
certain lot OF land with the improvements
thereon, lying and being In the city OF
Richmond i'm Duvals Addition. on the
east side of ST. Stephens street, between
Duval and Baker streets, at point dis
tant 10l feet and 10 inches from the north
line Of Duval street, running thence
nOrthwardly % feet and inches on said
St stephens street. AMI fronting thereon
and running back between parallel lines
with said Duval street l2j feet, more or
less TO an alley 20 feet wide" and 10 re-
move the cloud upon the title 70 said prop
erty by reason Of said trust deed And an
affidavit having been made and fled that
George Sheath is not a resident OF the
State OF Virginia. it is ordered that he
appear here within fifteen days after the
due publication Of this order and do what
is necessary to protect his interests in
this suit.
a G opy-Teste:
CHAs. w. GODDIN, Clerk.
Edmund Waddill. Jr., pa.
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Mn vorfoilf and Western RAILWAY Com-
nanv has arranged with Messrs. ". n.
Newbold's Son K CO.. 113 south Fifth
street. Philadelphia. to extend the above
bonds. maturing January !. ls9s. until tI
Jrtesrcst az The rate Of a. per cent. per
annum. payable in gold. Holders desiring
TO extend their bonds are referred 70 tne
annexed circular Of Messrs w. n. New
holds Son 81 Co. 900, IN,
no Maid bv the Mercantile Trust Company
mon presentation no its office. at NO. 129
Broadwav. New York. Interest on said
bonds will cease on that date.
WIN. q. MACDOWELL,
Treasurer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
---~~~-0~0-n-"~n~0~0
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
No $50 EAST BROAD STREET.

We take pleasure i'm informing the public
that We are now prepared 10 attend 10
conducting the Auction Sales business I'm
all Of its departments ut our auction ware
rooms. No. so east Broad street, where
consignments Will be received Of house
hold furniture and general merchandise
Special attention will be given 20 sales
at private residences. and OF stocks Of
merchandise at stores. and for nduciarios
Of the several courts OF this city. and for
unclaimed freight sales for railroad com
panles. express and steamboat companies.
and OF wrockage OF any character Per
sonal attention will be given 10 inven-
torying stocks OF any character. and
prompt and faithful service will be given
10 all business entrusted 70 us.
j. n. VALENTINE,
de5,T012 Manager and Auctioneer
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BY Chewing q Rose
Real Estate Auctioneers.
,r,pr-sTEEs' AUCTION SALE
OF
M Ola WEST LEIGH STREET.

n.
Bv virtue Of a certain decd on IT. ti Vs. ,,..
dated DIST December. 1894. OF record lh lue
Clerks office Richmond Chancery CQuI,
D. II. 1873 c. page 27l, default h9vins nesn
made in the payment of the dept lneIep ny.
securod' and being required so TO DO py
The beneficiary. we will sell, by auction
upon the premises on
GENDER. 1897,
at 4. 70 o'clock =. NJ. the above-menuon. "a
property. commencing AT a polnLo on ."e
Irortb line of Leigh street. lO9 ieet
inches west Of its intersection win tue
woet line Of Graham street, and IuhillHs
thence along the north line Of Lelgh stieel
i'm a westerly direction. ana Iron'ii5
thereon rs feet 10 inches. thence noriheiy
between parallel lines 81 feet
TERMS. Cash az to cost OF sale ana
sufficient TO discharge a debt OF sos. -.
with interest from 2lst November ls',
balance at twelve months. interest added
and secured by deed Of trust up s1a the
property. a J!;;,1,, M ~ " Nc
Am Trustees.
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general invitation is extended 20
witness n public exhibition of the Hill
GARTNER, WALKER CfGAREIIE
MACHINE on the 18th. 10th and l'th inst.
between the hours of II and o'clock az
ASA SNYDER & CO.'S, zoos Cary street.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

W IRGINIA: IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEM-
BIER, 1897
Addie V. Gill...................... Plaintiff.
VS..
George Sheath. ct nj. ...........Defendant
In Chancery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

IN RUSTEES SALE
OF
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES
OF LAND. MORE OR LESS
WITH DWELLING HOUSE. STORE
q SEVERAL SMALLER BUILD
INGS. AT SAVEDGES, A. x ID.
r. r., SURRY CO., VA.
BY virtue Of a deed of trust dated May
10, isSs. given TO secure four notes for the
made in the payment OF the notes. and
being required so TO do by the represen,,
tatiyes OF the beneficiary named In SAID
deed, / shall proceed. on the
18TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1897,
at p o'clock TO sell on the premises TO
the highest bidder, one hundred and TWEEN
ty acres OF land. more or less, lying and
being In the county Of Surry, at Savedges
station, on the A. & ID. X. r., with all
buildings thereon.
TERMS will be made known upon the
day Of the sale.
des-td
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WANTED a good cook. washer and IRON
err. Apply Monday morning AZ loi
north Lomtardy street. del2-lt'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

w ANTED-ENKRH orr ~ S,,,,.
w Numsen's celebrated Yacht Cluo
Brand Of Vinegar. on tap. at Nunnally &
Co.'S Manchester This vinegar IS guar :
anteed absolutely pure Get sample ana
Won will hnY agaln.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

WANTED TO BUY-Second-hand Furni-
ture chan her suites parlor suites bed
steals. bureaus. wardrobes lounges
chairs. tables. buffets. feather beds,
carpets. cooking stoves. show cases,
and all kinds Household articles-old
mahogany furniture. and books, at 800
Brook Avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

WAnTED TO sELI.-One handsome sin
ger Sewing Machine. only IS; one Si5
Cooking stove. only $50; with cooking
utensils and pipe. also one SIS cooking
stove. only So with all cooking utensils
and pine. M 40. 800 Brooke Avenue.
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WANTED a position. by a respectable
white woman. as cook or housekeeper.
Experienced. Address J.. L., care
Times office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

WANTED. cook. Apply 100 north Seventh
street, city.
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UrLp wANTED-FemaIe.

W. ANTED. COUNTY AND ,. DlSt 81 :
W AGENTS 20 handle Inl,,sg Tlb-
Adding me0'' ioTre profits 10 good Mon
s Nav he handled in connection with som ,,l.,
thlns ,rayolling west Of Blue Ridge 10 APP
noint agents I'm large towns. ~
ABRAHAM. general state agent 70 Az
Main street.
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FOR SALE.

ADJUSTMENTS
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WANTED. by the year. c0l0rod man ln
farm. driving ofc.. with wife f0 cook
for r. small family. Address Box l.
Mchcrrin Va
WANTED. a. youth ln store to DO coIIoct-
ing Address T. r. s.. care Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

HOUND. A BUNCH or KEYS sATrR-
Il DAY. Owner can get the Keys hy
calling at this onlce ana ee-ci ininE prop
dci2-it
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~ -ARMERs' NATIONAL BANK,
OF SALEM. VA.
Certificates IN name on g.. t, H'l..
AEo 255i for Twenty Dollars. dated Aprl
o.. 1893. r,.,.. .f
10. 2g7s for Twcniy-four Dollars ADO
Forty cents. dated January ln. l,'.
Hoye beon lost Or stolen and = warn inc
hubble not to Try and negotiate
pI no5,-gts G.. i. litter.
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MONEY TO LOAN

an al amounts on Guy i'eal
charges low and no delay. r,.,cpv
dcl2-1t I''@''''''
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de1O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

GENTS 81 DAILY TO SELL sPt-
\ CIATTY SOAPS and give ems tomc ia
donble their value In Hand some VT.
a,ni,,si,.o territory. sample OUTFIT free.
MODOC sOA p CO., Cincinnati % ,.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

osT. FRIDAY EVENING. pEcEMi.
L. BER 10 1897. a. handsome hLA' h
OSTRICH FEATHER BOA. htI"
Linden and Main streets ana QUIZ .l.',
CLAW streets. a liberal reward n returned
10 Mrs ID. T. GILL. 4U2 east Clay stree D.
del2-1ts
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM.
pANi.

DAILY SERVICE
Steamers leave Norfolk.
/. !. &. !. I. !. J. b: i
Va. DAILY, at H. 81
for New York direct Pas
EEN sengers leave Richmond
HYMN MA e. and y. railway $50
lAJsN& A. ~. or Y. and T. rail-
n road u. and ". r1ltei. o
III A. NJ. 20 connect with
steamer AZ Norio.
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r,rRsr.CLAss BOOK-KEEPER AND
K SALESMAN wants position by jan
uGry LIST: will also consider a travelling
position. Address SALESMAN care Tho
Times. dei2
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.,,-rr.u RELIABLE NEW 0iAi l.,.
Nv Or FssNAN thoroughly comp .,l'.l.
W Pi' I@2Scct,ae press and make foo r.
TO- run tato experience fully and s'iil
Wifi Willine to start on. Pe m . Howard.
for right man. address " ipSoitimore. M.
vi east Baltimore street, n''''''
del2-2t
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WANTED. by middle-aged white woman;
position in private family. TO COOK ana
do general homework; can give good
references. Address NJ. j., no. Si-
north Seventeenth street.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Rothschilds have made iaan TO
she brazilian government of $40 30 600
Frank Lank. IN jail at Santa cruz Cal.
~. 81 G.sReHness. committed suicide by
strangulation
A ia IN eesi3st Conservative Alliance has
peen effected in Chile which NAV lead 10
a change IN the cabinet
Col Hermosa has planted the Parag,an
nag on territory in Bahia Negro claimed
ps BOLIVIA, and has erected two forts
Prairie IRE is sweeping over the country
~ ths heighborhood Of Clayton, " NJ,
ana thousands OF sheep are in danger.
steamer Gogetfe is ashore on North Man
itou sand. Lake Michigan. and unless "a
loss. -A W '"'ai
Gov. Bradley. of Kentucky. In response
10 numerous requests, will appoint his
daughter. Miss Christine. TO cbristen the
oaf'ieship Kentucky.
Louis Casselis. bartender at lone. Cal.
s..ot ana Killed Fred Graves. a highly re-
siected citizen. whom he mistook for a
roober Thursday night
austrian steamer Toxic was sunk In COL
asloa WIN the British steamer Bann An
orosan, on Bombay, October "a Foir az
her crew We're drowned
ne jury at Seviery. H.. in the case of
Please Wynn and CaIlett Tsn.on MI.
Gaps charged with the murder of WiIl,am
Naatey ana wife, convicted Wynn and ac-
Quilted Upton. '''N az
Ross w. Lathshaw. ex-iust;ca ne .ha
peace mas been arrested in Kansas civ
charged with tampering with the tnry On
the second trial of DR. Goddard FOR fra
Huroef Oh Isaundryman jackson
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WILLING no ROW ALI COVERS.


NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Prof BENJAMIN
T. Wheeler the advisory member of the
Cornell Athletic Council Is IN the city for
a few days II was understood that Prof
Wheeler had come 70 New York 10 confer
with some Yale parties relative TO the
challenge which Yale is reported TO have
decided TO issue 10 Cornell for university
boat races next season Pref Wheeler
said.
II am not here 10 see airy Yale parties.
The truth of this matter Is that Yale has
not sent our athletic council any caaLeng@
for boat race. although u is known that
the Yale alumni are considering the adj
visibility OF such step. l am here to
confer with Cornell alumni ard 10 secure
their opiaion 10 what VIII De Cornell $
best policy in case such a challenge Is re-
ceived by Us.
Cornell. being the champion this year.
viii not issue any challenges. but Will be
willing TO row any one who viii row with
her and impose no unfair conditions. In
ali probability no decision will be made in
regard TO races until the beginning OF the
next college term, when Cornell Will be
willing 10 receive and consider all propo-
sitions for races next season
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FIRST MEMS SMOKER.
Good Boxing Bouts IT the 8. A. C.
Gymnasium-Large Attendance
Of Members.

The big gymnasium at the Seattle Ath-
ietic Club was we'll illied last night by club
members TO witness the first mems smoker
Of the winter season. The programme was
confined exclusively TO boxing. there being
five bouts all of which were interesting
and several very spirited. What are known
In pugltistic circles as ''piliows' were used
40 there was not an approach 10 "A knock
out. The principal event of the evening
was a four-round go between Sam Moore
and Joe Matthews. Matthews Is a new man
AMI his exhibition last nigh, entities him
20 considerable praise. He has the Lavigne
style and Is always up and going at his
man. He was in better condition than
Moore, bat he found that the latter knew
s,methiug about swinging and jabbIng 1t
was as even and hard a contest
as has been seen at the club.
Both men worked fast and in a
scientific manner. They Hit hard. but were
good tursd and merited the hearty APP
plause which greeted their efforts
The first number on the programme was
i four-round 40 between James Carroll and
Frank Sweeney ut rs pounds Carroll
gsoved himself the cieyereT. Patsy Carroll
ard Tommy Buliene gave a pretty exhibit
ton Of scientific work. Ed Pincus and Jack
Moore were the hext to appear. Pincus was
heavier than Moore, bu; This did no, keep
plucky Moore from following up his old
Time style. II WAS very Interesting go
There has ben great rivalry between VIII
lam Eelond and W. II. Yank two sporting
men as 10 the relative merits OF two aspi-
rants 20 rnglllstic honors. II was arranged
that their respective cha mpIons should NEE,
last night and sttle the question OF su-
premacy. Beiona's man was James Hogan
and Yank's Tom Burns A. the las. moment
Hogan slid into his street clothes and dis
appeared. leaving Burns cock Of the walk
ard Belond 10 explain what had happened
10 his champion
Capt j. u. Hughes acted as announcer.
X r Parkhurst as timekeepeF and Dan
Mclnnis, the champion fsatherweight, as
referee.
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For SAN FRANCISCO

me steamers Umatilla, City Of p,,sA,a
Nov. So. Dec. ;, 10, Ia. 80. IS n lar = "a
~ ". =. = Feb. ; :, Is IS - 81 and evsrx
nth day thereafter. pue al Ssatfia yr,...
san francisco Dec > 10. r.. -. & n fsn
I. y H. ~ =. -. Feb. 5. 5, IL =. 3. u Ths
v ,,.. reserves risnt TO change without
ana hoars Of sailing on all routcs. Cor.
necttons made with all transrontsrs,,sss,
railroads: also with steamers 90 his r', ,sas
pany plying on other routes. which sr-
nfase tns Mhele Pacific coast. For further
information procure Alaska folder. shew.
ing inherent routes 10 the Gold Eys,s.,
general FOLDER covering All routes. IA ~
phIst. How 10 Reach the Gold Esssrs.
and other advertising matter. j. r. Trc.r.
Or nrlogs. I. ;. sapt.. Seattle. Ticket Agent.
& Co. Gen. Agts,. San Francisco.
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FREIcHTERs' TEAMS GUARANTEED


Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Intelligeneer.
GRAND FORKS. B. c.. Nov. 3s.-Dcmin-
ion Veterinary Inspector Higginbos;om, of
Rossiand has been here for the last few
days and has examined all the freight
teams which came into Grand Forks. Tn
der his orders all horses coming from the
American side are quarantined IN the Pros
pecsors' livery stable, while the horses
coming from Penticton are being KEEP. at
the C.. P. X. stables on Bridge street.
Already two or three cases of glanders
have been discovered. and the animals
were at once shot and their bodies burned
under the inspector directions.
Many of the leading freight teams will
have their teaming suspended for some
weeks TO come.
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JUST HALF 4 ROUND.
Pat McHuEh Puts the Terrible Swede
Out With Punch.

Special Dispatch 10 the PoSt-lutelligencer
TACOMA Nov. al, took Par McHugh
the wrestler and aglfser, Just half a round
10 send the Terrible SweSe' 10 the land az
nod tonight IN a holf az the Owl theater
thai was 20 have been OF SIX rounds dura-
ton, To use a llackneyed expression. there
were bat two Slows sgraek~M cHu.<h struck
the Swede and the Swsde struck the floor
There WAS an immense crowd present 70
witness the go. but Il was over before thsy
spectators had chance 10 even get settled
IN their seats Mchugh. who has the dis
tsnction of having gone sgaias5 George la
blanche. the Marine, and Australian Bss1v
Smith. Ia an ejd-lmer. and was never ae-
cuse14 OF segas especially fast. buT never
thelaSS ne VAS a NshbinE fountain NJ "
VaciouSress when compared with she Ter
rfale Sgsss" who could not fit a hsarSA
WIKI a picksxe. TIE blow sha; gave him
his Qaistas ws a ssfs swfng OF ihe "a *.
delivered witafIhe' wrist. Billy Hicks Vas
referee
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BOMB THROWERs ON TRIAL.
Cas1s 6wears His COnfesafOm Was
ExtOrted by Torture

BARCELONA. Nov. 3s.-Great interes, Is
felt In the trial now In progress here of
the two men, Calls and Enrique. accused
by Ascheri, instigator of the bomb throw
Ing during the procession of Corpus Christi
In the spring of last year, Of throwing
bombs at a strike meeting In 1856. when
several persons were killed and many 9TH
ers Injured.
Calls was lately condemned to twenty
years. imprisonment as an accomplIce OF
Ascheri In the Corpus Christi procession
outrage. During his trial on that charge
ne confessed himself guilty OF the bomb
throwing OF isS6. Brought now to trial on
that confession. he alleges that II was ex-
forfed from him by torture at Mont Juch
fortress. and his statement that he was SUBJ
1ected TO torture Is confirmed by the testi-
mony OF other convicfs called az witnesses
Enrique. arraigned with him on the
charge OF bomb throwing in fSs6, was ac-
quilted today. With regard to the asser-
ton OF Calls that he was tortured, Lieut.
Portas and others, called for the prosecu-
ton. deny that there Is any truth In the
story and the weight Of evidence Is against
Calls
The public prosecutor demands a sem
tence OF life In his case.
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Neiaus h lin he a Iaraiu Match.

Tire collar ard elbow wrestling mach b.
sweer Col. ]. II McI.aGehiio, the worlds
eAsrysgslon. and J. J. Een 5Asgl.u 81 Neg
fork csty Which wia sake place al the -
a,lle fheaser nexs Mohday eyeu8ns. - al
tracing ry,o<e attention a. The eventEs.! txne
sFprozeass The referee has beer sfex.ssss,s
anon and his name Nili ~ given oat TO-
r.sorroa lie IS man Thoroughly nitea 70
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BOOTS IS OFF FOR GOOD.
Horse Owner VIII NOt he Permitted
ON Inglestde Track.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2S.-The Boots
horses will not be allowed TO race at lngle-
side, at least not until the owner IN ques-
ton has settled his differences with the
management at Oakland track.
This much was determined at a meeting
of the Pacific Coast Jockey Club held to-
day. The secretary of the club was in-
structed 10 write to Mr.. Boots, warning
him TO have his horses removed from In
gleside by the noon hour tomorrow. Boots
stated tonight that he had received the
notice and would comply with the request.
He also intimated that he believed there
would be shortly an adjustment of the
trouble existing between himself and-th
Oakland people
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-27

Matilda Everett aged IL disan,aa-.,
from 1913 Sixth avenue THANKSGIVING night
ana her grandparents are greatly worried
IL IS supposed that she went away win
man, out the police have not been able
10 get clear idea OF the case. The matter
was reported TO Patrolman Noice by the
girfs grandfather. Matilda is five feet tail
ana slender. She is of German paren,age
she wore gray dress and black Jacket.