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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-18
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By ]. y. Elan & co.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
ill3 Main street.

BY J. y. Elan & co.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
ill3 Main street.
L RUSTEES' SALE BY PUBLIC AUG
TWO NEAT. CoAIFFocRTABLE AND DE-
SIRABBE
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING
HOUSES,
on THE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH
STREET,
SOUTH OF AND NEAR bAhEN
STREET,
Nos. SOB AND sos NORTH SEVENTH
STREET.
In execution Of a certain deed 10 the
trustees OF the German-American Bank
ing and Building Company, GATED Jan
uary s. 1886. recorded in ID. b. lJb, 4 page
2gS. Richmond Chancery Court, default
having been made in the debt secured
and being required so TO do by tho bene-
fclary, the undersigned trustees will sell
by public auction on the premises on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER p, 1891 az $3.50
o'clock =. NJ, the real estate described
in said deed: il being the land with the
above named desirable dwellings there
on, each lot fronting fifteen dO feet
on Seventh street. and running back be-
tween parallel lines ~ feet 10 an alley
The said dwellings containing about SIX
rooms each, well built, In good repair
and having tho usual conveniences.
TERMS: For Cash as 10 the expenses
Of sale; all taxes 10 day Of sale. and the
sum OF 1861. and as 20 the residue, upon
liberal terms. and 10 be announced al the
time Of sale.
ROET. LECKY. JR.,
+. SITTERDlNG,
J. =. ELAN,
Trustees.
]. Z. Elan &, Co, Auctioneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-18
: AVE YOUR MONEY by BUYING
OF III MANS Sons.

- AVE YOUR MONEY BY bU M
y OF s. ULLMAN'S SONS.
virginia Buckwheat .................
Tomb Honey, per pound ........'.'' ~
VINE for Jelly, quart ..............'. AZ
Home Made Mnce Meat ..........'
4-String BrOOms .................... ~
smoked Tongue. per pound. ........ ~
Large cans Table Peaches for..... -
teoaf uDs ...... ..........-..-... -,
y. 'Nf-l 4pHfhtlS ...... .sssssss''.'-'
1Wtet oranges Der dozen ....'..'- =,
Large Lemons. dozen .......-.....'''' ~
.pouna box Dates .....-....'..''''' =
New Currants ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
~ Citron ................'''''''''' o.
= pounds New Figs. for.............. ~
8 pounds New London Layer Raslns -
New Hominy and Grits .....-....-. a.,
brown Sugar, per pound. %
Ne" Frunes, per pound ...........'''
sack Enamel Stove Polish, Lor-'-
'''' 2, ,rr ,'rraN'c SON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-18

III oRsE CLIPPING. THE LEONARD
III Horse clipper Is now running. haSe
your horse clipped. Price sl-O q norss.
Leave orders az stable so norm Nin s.i.
east Main street. n. LEONARD.
oc.s-d3u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-18
Planters National Bank,

IIdTIFTN 4NHIIWIIHI I'0IINf
Richmond, Va, Dec. 10, 1871
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
i of the STOCKHOLDERS or TINS
hank will be held at its building on
TUESDAY, January II, 1898, at ~ Nj.
o'clock. richard II. SMITH,
Cashier.
de1O1l12171s1924. % 1851 ja1,2.7s,9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-18

w ANTED-EVERY ONE TO SAMPLE
Numsen's celebrated Yacht Club
Brand Of Vinegar on tap AT Nunnally *
Co.'S. Manchester. This vinegar is guar
anteed absolutely pure. Get sample, and
you viii buy again.
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FOR SALE,
DOR SALE

For SALE
can and let us show YOU some OF
me property we have for sale Now IS
the time To buy, and our list is a good
one. I. NJ WORKMAN g. co,
Real Estate Agents.
delo-lt 1913 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-18

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9, or employment. IN the sunday %
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J. E. Elan &, CO., Auctioneers.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-10
Trei fiir jeben Mann
9ie Mrtbpoe elmer srokartisen 8es
banblnng BON s9made,
Die Seilung bradte, naboem alles an=
oere feblgeiblasen.

S6mfr3baite 3raufbetten inb idbIimm eenuq aber
tpenn elm Waann on nerpDier Shipdobe lanaiani babn
1tpinbet 70 ino BITE triben Wprtellunaeu Der Seeie
5ebnmaI ihlimmer als bic 6rgiteu 96meraen. Sd
siebt ein Muiboren in benz ieeii1ea 2eioeu bet 1og
peer 9tattt Gdblai ift foit nnmbalb nub bel enei
oltbeu Anfregung lit man faum perautipprtlicb fir
bieies auf BEN aufseresten Wfeere Der nerpbien
pnrbe oh er nt beiier tbdte cine Opfis Silt 3u neb
ab.r sine Giusebung bes Simmels fam ibm gu 6hlte
alIein eine aIaemeine @eiunbbeit obng fuieberber.
sa brer frilbcren Grat braten nnb est erfldrt er,
Sab .osr Ysann Der iid bic 9thbs nadsn min isinen
Namen nnc aoreiie ein5Iicnben, bic Metbooe oieier
mnnoeroolen gebanolnn4 frsi eaber tann. Wenn
i'd iase -frei". 10 metne s a6olut tosnlps, ba id
mbbte baB ieoer 9eihspdhte Weann ben 0DrtbeI aus
meiter Grtabrnn9 3iebt,
SD bin fem 9buantbrop. anh fpiele id5 nidbt ben
Gntbuiiaiten; aber eS giebt Tauienbe bon Wtduneru
fpelte bic ieeiihen Qualen hon eeibmdhter Wtans
nesfrat ereiben unb ipfort eebeiif iperben mirben
tbnnten fie uur Elm 5olGes oemitteI befpmmen. pie
es mib gebeilt bat Dlan inde ui1t aussuiinben pis
i es mir leiiter faur bic Dengen Sreiarfen 5u be,
3ablen bic nDtbig inb, bic Wtittbeuug 3u peren.
ien /; fDnbern nan 5d)ide oarna1 nnb man fpirb er.
fabren bob es einigt 9ne in Der Welt giebt bic obs
9leidb te ntdtS fpen. bod elm UermDgen fir einge
Sente ipertb no nub fr bic nieeu pou ms cine 2es
beHs3eit pol Slid bebeuten Wtau fGreibe an Garl g.
Walfer, 408 MaIonic temple, 2alama5op Wtidb.. uno
bic Wdttbeilung piro IN eiuem etnaden. geIbpifenen
gonoert perfonbt fperoen
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Wiitonniue, &anjas.

@s sereibt mir gum Versniigeu. fol=
oenoen Seriht iiber meiie Granfbeit
uno oeren gerlauf MAIDEN 3u biirfen.
Seit Smei Sabren bate i1 Elm Wagen=
leiben Der complicirteiten glrt. Sd
bate mir es Dbne 3meifel sueesoeen,
als i'd pdbreno elmer lleberi1pem=
mung ourt einen nit Sis anae=
ibmemmten Bad i1namm. SD sabls
te iiber $500 fir 9ottorrebnunsen,
obne bon meinem 2eioen 9ebeilt sll ,per.
ben. glnes Sases, i'm berganaenen
Winter, fano id in elmer 3eituns 6or=
|ni's glpenfrduter ylutbeleber tparm
empfoblen. SD lieb mir fir $500
cine Yrobefiite, rpelde elm Oubent
Glaihen entbdi, fommen unb beeanr
iOfort ibn einsunebmen. Stun fam
i'd nit 9utem GetpiKen fasen, bab i'd
bur9 ben @ebrauh bieies Wlittels bor
meinem Masenleiben pollfommen ge.
beilt tpurbe uno our 3eit 9eIiinbe,
fiible als ieit Sahren. Mein Getpihl
|iit nun 185 pfunb, ipdbrenb es i'm
lebten Minter, ebe ih bic Sur nit BEN
Blutbeleber be9ann. r,ur 1874 Yfunt
betrug. U. 8. 9anaer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-10
Gt6S ksIaasetlilbr fiat 1897.

Gtit tinent boIbeM Jobrbunbert
lilo9t bisfer 2atnlog BON Wlumen, &C.
niiiisiamsn. pHan3en, 2nolIen, Hoien,
@etreibearten. 9orfoifeln ,e. iein re-
9elmdBi9es gri1einen, um uns ali NAB.
men, bab Is 3eit lei, an Die gslfelInna
unferer Odrten gu oel,ten. Die bits.
idbriae Nnsaabe entbdlt 6oon3e @eiten
nit farbisen Slluiiratipnen bon NoIen,
Nffern. @olbblnmen, Nelten uno 2o=
niatoes. Der Ratalo0 enibdlt piele
tuertbDolle Wittbeilungen. io,pDbl fur
ben profeffionellen 0drtnertpie fiir ben
Qlebbaber. Wsan ienbe Is Gents an
ssantes Bids Sons, No9eiier, Y. o.,
fur Elm padet BON Bids gedlfete utter,
rleue Sapan Moraen Gloria, ober ertra
aus9epdhlte 6tiefmiitterden unb elm
gremplar BON Bids Blumenfabrer.
Wenn Sbr idreibt. bab Sbr bieie Noti3
i'm ugeobahter" aeleien, miro gud
nah @mpfang ber Droer aud nod Elm
padet Slumeniamen fret 3ugeIhidt.
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Mus nod unbeldnnttr lirio4t III am
Is. Simmer bic Snboberin bss Rslfan.
rontes ,Msrico" Bel Delsbsr9 Derner.
.yurp), Mobame 9elemont. BON ibrem
Qne0te nit einem Nepolper sriNolen
,porben na6ber eri1ob ii8 Der Nor.
Der aud.
Sn QDnbpn, mo- er ,sin erobes Dotel
betrieb, If alt Nationalratb Watti BON
Queano (2efiin) 9ehDrben.
Sn 0agslinQsn (slarsau) iiarb, 83
Sabre alt. Raipor Garter.
Dem Qerpeisnen Yfarrer Qienbarb bot,
Gh6fflisoorf (3iirid) uuroe ourh Der-
fiiaung bes 8eairfsratbes bic bdtsrli1e
NormunbIdaft uno oamit bic Nubries
buns an benz Derm0gen feines Rinbes
erifer gbe ent3ogen. 2ienbarb pollte
| flh niht untersieben. fonbern nerlangte
aeri1tliden Gnti1eib. Nun bat Die
Stattbalterldaft Dielsoorf geeen 2ien-
barb 2lage angebDben ipe9en R6rper-
0erlebuns. beganaen an feinem Ginoe,
ltno unttflWiQ9ult9.
Oie beriibmte srobe @lode I'M Miin-
iter gu Shaffbauien, bat einen idwsreil
&iB erbalten, Der es unm69lid ma9t,
lie tiirberbin A., lduten.
Die biz iebt eingeaonsenen 2iebesan=
BEN fir bic 2ammbad= =8eiddoi9ten i'm
2ienbols bel Briens baben Die Summe
BON Srs. 1o0. 900 erreibt. Man bofft,
Den @elddbisten ca. 4 bss erliitener
Shaoens pereiiten su f6nnen. Die
0erbauunas Mrbeiten on, 2ammbad
tperoen Den yanaen Winter binoura rii=
fig fortseieBt.
Oas gasler Sanatorium fir 2un=
0entranfe IN 9abos (8raubiinoen) iii
nun erOffnet.
9ln Der Spibe bes fir 3,sers (@rau=
bhnoen) eingeiebten 9iilfscomites iteben
Or. Sedlin uno Der protetantii1e uub
tatboliibe @eilfli6e. Cine iummarilhe
5bdBung eraab einen Sdaben bon
6rs. 100, 600 an @ebduben uno eben=
10 piel an WObiliar UNI. gorrdtben.
Sn Der Nadt pom Hip. Sannar
brannte in llnteressen bel 3oridad
cine Yarafe Der ct. @aler Waller=
gerioraung nieber. Oie Dpnamitpa=
tronen, oeren lid Elm siemlider Wor=
rotb baielblt Uorfano. erplooirten D bod
'puroe fein meiteres unsliid aneerihtet.
Sn 8eni lit am IA. Sanuar an Der
goulouDrenlere Elm 5it0fi9es 8ebduoe
abeebrannt, melbes Die aablreiden Se=
forationeu uno 3eauiliten bes 5tabt=
tbsaters entbielt. Ser G1aoen besifs
fert lih auf 6rs. 200, 900.
9lm l6. San. brannte Die 8unttpe=
berei 6rOblib, 8runlhmDler & Sic. in
Dliiblsfubr bel @nnenba (8larus) big
auf oas Surbinenbaus nieber /; merf.
niiroi9erweife maren feine 6pbranten
porbanO II. Das 8ebdupe uno Die
ginri1tunsen Daren pollitdnoi9 perli.
dert bel Der n0elpetia" in ct. @atlen.
l80 Nrbeiter lino beiddftisunsslos ge=
moroen.
Cine 8auernregel lautet: Sanuar
marin, baB 8ott erbarm! Yis iebt
batten mir tein ribtiges Wintertpetter,
oarum beibt es i6on Wir peroen auh
feineu redten Sommer befommen.
S6nee, baB ibOne Sbllttbabn entltiin=
be, piiroe serne aceeptirt. @egenmdr=
tis berri6en falf LIBERAL S1nupfen,
Snfluensa, 8rippe, Ntbmun9sbei1per=
ben. 9lerste uno Mpptbefer baben pol=
auf 9lrbeit uno ernten ct.
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nmbaS lditige Gaubmerben unb
Mufipringen Der 0aut au beilen tpirb
folsenoes Mittel empIoblen Man be-
reitet aus Acknowledgment Mads unb
Manoel0l cine Salbe, nit pelter man
Nbenbs Dor bem Shlafen9eben Die
0dnoe einreibt, tporauf man fir Die
Nadt bequeme 0anoidube ibersiebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-10

I'm einen ein3iaen MeniNen mil
frii6em Jleiid 3u beiorgen, iinb %
Mcres Qanb erforberli6. Wlit Wei3en
beifelt, wlrbe oasfelbe Qanb AZ Men-
fAen ben 2ebensunterbalt 0etpdbren,
nit Rartoffeln, Mais unb 3eis io9ar
176.
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0rober Weroiettit !!

Mer uns. ieiue Morefie einieubst benz ieuben tpir
PR poft oenaue ausfunft iber elm oana ueues Gs-
idt momit irseub cine periDn adnnliGeu ober tueib-
Iiden 6ei&le9ts uaf ebrIide Meiie unb Dbne ersBe
@uslaoen uub Wtabe Sber 100 Dollars per Wonat
perbienen iann, obne gaeiien unb Yebbeln. sseiu
agenti1afts.pam fOnbsrn Elm ebrlides @eindit
Mbreifirs:
JOHN HOUSE g. Co.,
Canton Lewis Co., Mo
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Cine eigenartise yieueruna bat Elm
paior in Chapman, 2as.. einQefiibrt.
2lntatt 5onntag Nbenbs cine prebigt
3u balten, re9alirt ct feline Gemeinbe
nit einisen 2apiteln zines bon ibm
perfaBten Nomans.
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ssiMt I'M 8abr8eIo, aber In
BEN Giyemb anmOtemtt

fubet Jbr ben llnteri9ieb iuenn Jbr gum WeuGe Der
EMANCIPATION hber bic fnrae @ennDlDdnia2inte f69rt
Btnige Tidet8 tperben am l., unb Wt6r3 DerfamIt
Sur Mdbsre Gin5elbeiten menDe man ii& an ben nid
ten M0enten Der YenninlbdHio @aBneM ober t6reibe
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Ggeuriion mad Merifa iiber bic Yems
iDlbania 0inien am 10. Sannar
unb ~. sfebrnar.

nnteS Der Gabrnng BET emeriEaniiGex xouriften @e.
ieGidbaft Reau Campbell. Gef1dttsfabrr. e&lai. unb
epeiie.waoacns, IotDie ttn bsioubsrer Gtpddpasen
seten Obne WeGfel bnrd. Usebr Meiien in wserfo,
uebr etdbte nnb Crtiaaften als NOD il offerirt Dss
1idets umioiIen ole ausIaeen, GnIaj. unb Gpei}e.
Megen 6DteIs ETC. SIR ndbere Musfunlt ipsnbe mon
itp on g. Ban DuIsn, Gbief wiitent @euerrI 9oiIoser
a9ent. Yittsbnrs, ga
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-10

ppu Tort mapue, Smb.. i6rsibt nntern 20. Rob.
1884
so mar Sieraie Sabre lang NIT einem peraleioen
pnn Sdhtpd3e uub 9uHger unb mein 9ers fhng 10
Part Der Gdmers mar 10 ftetbeno nno qudIemo
b0b I'D Dor @6m1be uno Nerpbffdt ntdbt inlaftn
Spnnte. SD mnrbe BON mebreren aersten bebanoelt
pbne ireeubmeld5e Beilernue fpabrsnnebmen uuo
bate ale Soffuun9 out Geneinng anfgegeben: Dor
nnQeidbr Sfpet Sabren begoun id Or. Dtles 9e,l'
mittel su nebmen Sine }laiGe 6eart Sure beieitiete
ole sersbe5hperben un6 bas Reitpratipe Rerone
tbat 6as lebriee sn meiner Seriteluus. SD erfrene
MID iest zines auten S6laie8 une fomme allen
uteinen bdusliden uuo gefsuIbaftliteu qEhten pbne
0ef1meroeu nod.
gu boben bet apotbetern. Bud frei.
Wlan abreffirt:
DIR. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
81. Milrs' SeilmitteI MAIDEN geinmb.
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Scr ,RertcGserA eristeint iebsx Usiitmrdb unier
trlqrrhsr eubWriptirnspreiisn
ERr bic 9er. GtaGteu unh Ganata bei ErrauSs
niib srft i'm acnfe tss SoIrss ober nod ablanf
bsttltfn be3GhM. 49,. ....................... LIS
Sir 3mtidlGnh rnb bic eAneis bel 9oraas.
Nenu nod, AbIoni e,nes 9srulins tin Mbrnntnt has
&Iat nt retiifrt reir. mehr als sirei Numuern on.
n1nmt TO tpirs Der Hetreenhe au fir ben foIstnhen
9eruin ais Atrnnsnt tinQstragrn.
Go iouge Der gnbieripiipnSpreiS fir boS Dlatt mod
eon, pber tbeinetfe ousebt bar fein Nbonnent boS.
ieibt neripeigeru.
Entered at the Post Office at New Philadelphia,
O.. as second Glass matter.
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grfenrtrb Rna1t1ttfr's =
SsteI ~ ben 3
nceSbrGcer1,

9sber5eit frif&es Bier, quite meint nnD Giqubre
8etIenbe Hmbtu quite 1lmttrfnHftuub hie 2erpHeQn1G
ut ssns pos5agli6e Wtan fpre&s bei Grieb. Dor nnb
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gertauft BON S. 6. Miuer & eobn.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-06-04
PANIC At CINCINNATI.

Earthquake Shock Drives Printers from
Newspaper Offices and Agitates Holiday
Crowds.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-Shortly after
two o'clock an earthquake was felt
here in the suburbs. The printers ran
out of the newspaper offices. The oc-
cupants of other buildings were
alarmed. AT Cony Island and Chester
park, the Geological gardens and else
where there was CONSERVATION among
the holiday crowds. AT the lagoon on
the Kentucky side there was picnic
several thousand people on the
grounds. The waters in the lagoon
were so rough that the life-saving
crew went to the relief of those out in
the electric pleasure boats.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-06-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

II
ADvICEs from Cuba were received by
the junta at Philadelphia on the Goth
to the effect that Gen. Gomez will
Temporarily resign as commander of
the insurgent forces and come to this
country to confer with President Nc
Kinley on the Cuban situation. Dur
ing his absence Gen. Garcia will COM
mand.
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY's Cuban policy
was said to be rapidly coming to a head
and that in view of the tremendous
Importance of the Spanish mission in
the near future he had decided to raise
it to an embassy and to offer the place
to ex-President Benjamin Harrison.
Very soon the president will submit a
proposition to Spain and suggest abso-
lutte freedom for Cuba, with an indem-
nifty of 5000, 900 for Spain.
A TELEGRAM on the 2Sth stated that
the king of Greece was practically bar
ricaded in his palace at Athens and
that he was making preparations to
leave that city in order to evade the
fury of the populace.
THE Canadian government is prepar-
ing a bill to submit to parliament,
which provides for the taking of a
plebiscite on the prohibition question.
THE secretary of the treasury spoke
at the dinner given to the commercial
clubs of st. Louis, Chicago and Boston
by the commercial club of Cincinnati
on the 2Sth. The subject of the dis
course was the tariff and the public
finances and the secretary said upon
the settlement of these two questions
enterprise waited and industry Ian
guished, but the future was bright. I
In an interview at New York on the
Goth Senator Platt said he believed the
tariff bill would pass before July l, as
every test vote taken had indicated
the final passage of the measure.
PRESIDENT WOODMANSEE has issued
call for the annual convention of the
National Republican league at Detroit,
Mich, for July Is.
AN trade has been communicated to
the representatives of the powers by
which the sultan agrees to an arms
tice of fortnight beginning May 80.
News from Russian source stated
that Premier Rail- and his colleagues
in the Grecian cabinet were implicated
in plot to overthrow the dynasty in
Greece.
AT the unwilling of the monument
erected at West Point, n. Y, to the
soldiers of the regular army who lost
their lives in the civil war, Justice
Brewer, of the United States supreme
court, delivered the address of the day
A MONUMENT was unveiled on Boston
common on the 31st to the memory of
Col. John r. G. Shaw and his brave
black men who fell in the assault on
Fort Wagner, S. c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FlRE broke out IN Ming $ ware
house at Charlottesville, Va, on the
31st and a dozen people rushed in to
save what property they could, when
key Of powder exploded, demolishing
the building and catching several per-
sons under the falling timbers. One
man was killed and several others
badly injured.
''DIvINE HEALER" SCHRAEDER was
stoned out of Clayton, suburb of St.
Louis, by crowd of men and boys.
A COLLISION between Miss Annie
Hunter, society girl, and Charles
Tate, a negro, while on their bicycles
at Atlanta, Ga, resulted in the death
of the negro and the probably fatal
injury of Miss Hunter.
THE Yale university team won the
two-mile boat race with the Wisconsin
university team on Lake Saltonstall in
Connecticut on the oath, winning by
about three lengths and being ten sec
onds ahead. Time, 1854.
NERBARD GOss, lately assistant clerk
at the Sherman house. Chicago, left
that place the other evening without a
cent for a tour around the world by
the way of Australia. He is to be back
within one year.
THE plant of the Utica Packing Co.
in Deerfield, N. V, was burned the
other day. Loss, 500, 600.
PIETRo ACCIRITo, the anarchist who
attempted to stab King Humbert at
Rome, has been sentenced to the gal
leys for life.
THE pope has just completed a Latin
poem of 80 stanzas, pointing out the
duties of frugality and the evil of
gluttony.
ALL the journeymen bakers of Fort
Wayne, Ind, struck recently for an in
crease of wages and the use of the
label.
DESIRE BRUNO, the well-knowu hi
cyclist, was killed at Chicago on the
2Sth by fall from his wheel.
SEVEN hundred convicts, comprising
the jute mill force, in the prison at
San Quentin, Cal, recently rebelled at
| the prison fare and refused to work
unless an improvement in the menu
| was promised. The prisoners were or
dered placed in solitary confinement
on bread and water until they agreed
to conform to prison rules.
REPRESENTATIVES of independent
oSiCPiohC COiApduicS lhIouS iouO tlc
central and western states met in Chi
cago recently for the purpose of effect
ing national organization of all the
independent telephone companies in
the United States to combat the Bell
Telephone Co., and to protect the
smaller exchanges against any action
that might be taken in the courts by
the Bell company in reference to the
recent Berliner decision by the United
States supreme court.
| A TRAIN on the Denver & Rio Grande
railway dashed into a wagon contain
ing eight children at Denver, Col, on
the S0th and four of them were killed
outright, two others were fatally in
jured and the other two were seriously
hurt. The driver of the wagon was in
| toxicated.
JOHN F. JOHNSON, late president and
cashier of the State national bank OF
Logansport, Ind, who pleaded guilty
to embezzling over $500. 600 of the
banks funds, was sentenced to ten
| years imprisonment in the Ohio state
penitentiary on the ssth by Judge
Baker. of the United States court TO,
the district of Indiana
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-06-04
Biggest crops in Her History.

DALLAS, Tex, June Thousands of
reapers and mowers are in operation in
central and northern Texas and the
Panhandle, and if the rain will hold
off for two weeks the state will have
the largest grain crop in its history.
Conservative estimates place the
wheat yield at from 10000, 900 to
%, 600, 900 bushels 1t will easily
bring 60 cents per bushel, or s15, 900, 900,
and the oat crop is estimated at 49,
OO0, 900 bushels, at 20 cents per BUSH
ell, or 5000, 900. There is a demand
for every laborer in the land to help
harvest the great crops.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-06-04
CALL TO REPUBLICANS.

Date for Convention of Their National
League Officially Set.
CINCINNATI, June President Wood
mansee has issued a call for the tenth
annual convention of the National Re-
publican league at Detroit for July 13.
Each state and territorial league is en-
titled to four delegates from each con-
gressional district and six delegates
at-large. This convention will be the
tenth anniversary of the formation. of
the National Republican league, and
it will be celebrated by reception in
honor of the ex-presidents of the
league, all of whom will be in attend,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-06-04
OVER A HUNDRED ENTRIES.
Kansas City Bicycle Races Witnessed by a
Crowd of Over Twelve Thousand.

Kansas City Bicycle Races Witnessed by a
Crowd of Over Twelve Thousand.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June Fully H.
900 people witnessed the bicycle races
on the Troost course yesterday after
noon. There were 119 enteries and SO
finished. The course was ten miles,
The prizes We're as follows: First time.
j. A. Conover, Kansas City Cyclists.
1923, $500 Kimball piano. Second
time, John Folz, Star Cycle club,
1858, SIS diamond stud: third time l..
e. Reppel, Kansas City, 1856, $50 dia-
mond stud; first place, j. H. White,
Kansas City. 29:14, $50 Tribune tan
dem; second place, Ed Laitner. Kansas
City. 1888. 500 Crawford tandem;
third place. F. X. Watson, Kansas
City, BIB, 500 Sterling bicycle; team
prize for five fastest men, average time
2S:0s, Kansas City Cyclists, handsome
mantel clock.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-06-04
Minors Cannot Be Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, June The policy of
the post Office department as to the APP
pointment of minors in the post offices
has been definitely fixed, and they will
be debarred from the chief clerkships
and deputy postmasterships, except in
few of the third-class offices, where
circumstances urge their peculiar fit
ness. Even then they will not be al
lowed to become acting postmasters on
account of the legal declaration that
contracts made by minors are void
able This effectually bars them from
being even temporarily postmaster. so
far as the assumption of the response
bilities of that Office is concerned.