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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15
RAILROADS.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

R!LhKilC CUASI LINZ.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE FEB. . 1871.
TRAINS LEAVE EIcHMOND-UNION
800 a. NJ. Daily arrives Petersburg 81
=. NJ, Norfolk ll.3 A. NJ.
Stops only at Petersburg,
OIL, Natcrly. and Suffolk, Va
'N' Il. A.. Daily arrives Petersburg 80
q. NJ, Weldon ll.iD a. ~,
Fayetteville 4.i5 L. 81.
Charlie Oh 1920 4. NJ. sayan-
hah iz.yy A. NJ, JdcSsOnsihe
go 4. ~. Port Tampa DIV
4. 81. Connects at wilson
"ith $50. 90 arriving Col Ia
poto s.OJ Il. Nj. Wilmington
80 A. "a. Pullman Sleeper
%, D. IA Nt" } 1fk TO Jacksonville.
"".' Daily, local, arrives Peters
D.is S.iZ D.. N. Makes All
Gov L. a. Daily. arrives Petersburg s.ls
- ~. Makes local stops X.
5.oo - =, and 7. railroad
" baily arrives Petersburg 500
a., connects with y. and
~ Tor Norfolk aud lnteimc-
connects With 4. '. aud d. i5r
stations between Emp0rla aud
Jaw cnceFiilel, Weldon J.f-
49, Fayetteville l.0i \.
~. charleston GU. 4. n, Sa-
sannah SIG A. NJ. Jag kson-
s.ne i.y T.. NJ, Port Tampa
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA POlNTS.-Arrivlug
aiken ~ \. NJ. Augusta sou
-. ", Macon ID A. ~. At
iarta 1915 =. NJ Pullman
~, pers sew YORK 90 VIII
..iineton, charleston. Jackson
viiie. Fort Tampa. Aiken. Au-
$50 p. NJ ' Daiya. ana a4 M2s,n re,or..nrr
~ =. d.. Weldon 1870 +. NJ.
taht' local stops between
,o.so ID =, 1etefsburs and Weldon.
"''" T. NJ Daiiy, arrives Petersburg ii.B
H., LynclDurg $3.50 \. M.,
hednohc 900 4. AZ Bristol
u n a. NJ. Pullman sleeper
,r... Richmond Co LfnDnlurg
TRAINS AkRIVE RICHMOND
40 A. NJ, Daily From .Jarksonviile.
SavonLah, Charleston. Allan.
IA, Macon, Augusta, and at
-.oo :, points South.
'-O a. NJ, Daily except Monday Flor
IDA Special. 81. Augustine.
60, Jacksonville aud Charleston.
o'lo A. NJ, Daily except sunday. Allan
"a Athens. and Raleigh. Hem
Gaetscn. Lynchburs ana the
~ 4. N. Daily. Petersburg Local
CIV a. NJ, Sunday only. From Atlanta.
Athens. Raleigh. aud Henier-
49, son. IynChburg and The West.
h'Vo A. NJ. l-aily. Norfolk. Sun0lk. ana
Petersburg.
200 +. NJ. Daily. Jacksonville saVan-
nah. Charleston. Wiiminsfon.
goldsboro, and all points
100 p. NJ. Daily. Norfolk. suffolk. Wav.
erly. and Petersburg.
o.o5 !. NJ, Daily Petersburg. Lynch
burg. and West
T. NJ. EMERSON
J. X. kENLY. Traffic Manager.
c. z. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent
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Low Rates offered TO New York aud Re
turn Via Richmond. Fredericksburg ~
Potomac II. X. Co. Account Grant Monu-
ment Ceremonial April eth.

For this occasion the Richmond Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
many. i'm connection with the Pcnnsylva-
MIA Railroad Company, will sell round-trip
tickets to New York from Richmond as
follows: -
APRIL sd to 26th, INCLUSIVE, AT
Sl3.35. tickets good going only on date Oh
sale. with final limit May 4th, 1897. Tick
cts SOLD APRIL 18th. good going only
on that date. final limit APRIL VIII
SO (the one fare rate.
Several fast trains daily in each direc-
ticn VIA this route between Richmond and
New York. For full particulars, apply 10
Richmond Transfer Company, II. j.
owen. Ticket Agent, Byrd-Street station,
or G. A. Taylor, Traffic Manager,
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Professor Moses Stein. who recently
lost his handsome gold Elks pin, had IL
returned to him yesterday by s"al
colored boot-black, who found H.
Professor Stein literally rewarded me
urchin.
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FOI; SALE.

~ OR SALE, A GENERAL GROCERY,
i TOBACCO and WOOD BUSINESS,
with STOCK, FIXTURES. HORSE and
WAGON complete. In "a good locality
Low rent other business reason for dis
posing. Address WILLIAM, care Leader.
aplo-2ts
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by virtue OF deed OF trust from W. X.
Smith and wife to the undersigned trus-
tees bearing date on January -, 1872, anu
recorded in Deadlock l5S b, page i'l, III
inc clerk Office OF Richmond IhahcciE
court, default having been made IN tlo
payment OF certain notes secured tneItnl,
ana peing required so 10 DO Dy the holue.
OF the same. we will sell at public auction
on the premises on
TUESDAY. APRIL =. 1871, 80
M 9;ao o clock l.. NJ. she property desctlpp-
ca IN the Aforesaid deed OF trust as i"i-
lows.
Al that certain LOT or PARCEL or
LAND with the Improvements thereon'
lying ana being in the city OF lsichiilviil",
a., ana described "a follows. b.-li,i'.,ii,, 7
ON the north line Of Moore street AZ w
distance OF two hundred ana foity-seF. ga
feet and three inches east Of the inter
section Of the east line Of Oak porn,,ei ~. ,,
flhel street, with the north me Yl .'i,,,,,
street, thence running castwaidiy ,at',,7,
ana fronting on the north line OF Mnbns
street thirly-six feet and three hsne''
and running back at right angles ana IT,
tween parallel lines one hundred ana ''i''
~ lect 20 am alley sixteen rect VIZ. .,to
ILltMS Cash as 10 the cost OF VIC ,t al
ana 10 pay six notes Of $40 eacn', WIZ -
protest and Interest from -'th OF Ji', '.l.i,
1919, az six per cent. per annuh' 4" -
as 10 seNenty-fOur notes OF CIV - 80, .'i,,
cd January -5 1895. bearing interest "a. "a
per cent. per annum from date, ana pay
able from 70 10 100 months ItS-tctiE,iS
from January %. 1895, and balance Iss"'
JOHN CHAM BhhLlN'
D. a. BRAUER.
w. b. pILLlNl
aDlj-llt Trustees.
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Ev J. r. WARD. Auctioneer.
Ii AVN EROkLE-S SALE.

Pv orGor Of Mr.. Bridges. state Auction
cor. I will sell for j.. Weinstein. Pawn
Broker at No. 30i north Sixth street.
THURSDAY. April 18th. at 1890 a. NJ,
All. FORFEITED PLEDGES now on
hand. such as watches. diamonds lewelry,
guns. pistols. clothing. ETC., Parties nav
ing unredeemod pledges with me viii
or thew viii be sold. ID. WEINSTE1N.
w I Purvoar. salesman. apll-ft
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international Convention Young Mems
Christian Association, Mobile, Ala, April
2I-25, S9s-IDternational Conference
General Secretaries Y. VI. {. A., selma,
Ala, Aprii Co.'S, 1897.
The Southern Railway announces one
fare for the wound trip TO Mobile, Aia.,
account fhc above occasion. Tickets on
sale April 18th 10 2lst inclusive. FINAL
limit May ], 1891
To those desiring to attend the IN
ternauonal Conference Of General Sc
cretaries y. NJ. c. a. at Selma, Ala;
stop-ovcr privilege returning at Mont
gomery. Will be granted, under conditions
of Southern States Passenger Associa-
ton.
For further information rates. sche-
dulles. sleepine-car reservations. etc, APP
ply TO any agent Southern Railway or
G. W. WESTBURY, II. j. A.,
92O east Main street, Richmond. Va.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
ne i.:- #
''s III 'a"&AAZzzSw + 81
Easter Flowers.

Easter Flowers.
Fine lot OF blooming plants and cut
flowers for Easter al Harvey & CO., b
wost Broad street Can ana see them.
SPRING MEDICINE is necessity
which Hood Sarsaparilla grandly sup
,iias II purines and vitalizes the blood
and thus gives tone and strength 10 the
whole system.
HOODS PILLS are the only pills 10
take with Hoods Sarsaparilla. Cure all
liver ills.
Roses. carnations. lily OF valley for
Easter M Harvey q Co. west Broad
street.
Tired. nervous and weak men and wo-
men In now life. nerve strength. vigor
and vitality in Hoods Sarsaparilla which
purihes. enriches and vitalizes the blood.
Hoods pills are the fsvorits family ca
thsrtic. easy 10 take, easy In effect &c.
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G. CURT SALE or
THAT NICE DETACHED TvWo-sIOl'h
BRICK DWELLING,
Va r. On TIE WEST SIDE OF
THIRD STREET BEIM EtN
CLAY AND LEIGH.
lot FRONTS 25xJG FEET 5 INCHES.
nv virtue OF the decree mentioned be-
low we will as special CONF ssioners,
thereby Amounted. proceed 10 sell the
aforementioned HOUSE AND LOT az
public auction on the premises on
THURSDAY, APRIL d. ~,
at : o'clock y. NJ. This " q comloIlable
SIX-ROOM BRICK DWELLING. very
conveniently arranged and centrally To-
TERMS: Ono-third cash: balance AT SIX
and twelve months. for negotiable notes.
with interest added. and the title retained
until tho further order Of the court
JOHN DUNLOP
EDMUND WADDlLL. Jk.,
Special Commissioners.
Ann Murphy. plaintiff, against John y.
Hughes. curator. defendant, and Ann
Murphy. plaintiff. against John +.
Hughes. Admir-. defendant-ln the Chan-
Gerry Court of the city of Richmond.
/ Charles W. Goddiu. clerk or said
court. certify that the bond required on
the special commissioners hy the decree
i'm said cause of 9TH January, le'I mas
been duly given.
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF
reD'""''' 4'vc'HA CHARLES w. GODDIN.
an1o Clerk.
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VI yTNII WISH THE SERVICES OF
X VIII comuetent. reliable trust,
III lUU worthy young Ladies and
Gentlemen 10 fill almost any
honorable position. address ..,, ,~r~cv
II. W. FISOMS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
i7E Broad ST.. Richmond. Va. ap --im
w ANTED. AN IDEA WHO -
w think Of some simple thing y oateht,
Protect your IDEAS; they may bring, N0u
wealth Write JOHN WEDptkbO -
& CO. Department Patent Att0rney 49,
Washington, ID. c., for their S.sOo prize
offer and new list Of 1000 Inventions
""''D no2J-ly
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BY Chewing a. Rose.
III L--L-.. l-.L L.-a----.---

Kthl b~ldtt AuN tlDiit'l - - 1890.
~ RUSTEES AUCTION SAIL or THE
/ PLANT AND'OUTFIT or MESSkS.
&, ELMORE, BUILDERS. AL
so FRAME DWELLING, 40. 206 SOUTH
PINE STR EET
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BY Geo. l.. Crawford & Co.
heal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lO5 Bank street
I'KuSTIES SALE or DESlRABlse
,hASlE DWELLING, -. ~
MOOkE STREET. BETWEEN IHA-
HAM and OAK STREETS.
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Al, "a. s,s-tinas Courl Yesterday
David MAYO. ~2ir,sa was tried for as
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RAILROADS.

as-ssQ kN chesapeake dlu
a boo, 2 :.vs Chic hallway.
h.rln~TIvE APRIL 3. 1871
TRAINS LEAVE KIC aSOND.
BKuaD-sIKELr STATION.
S.-6 a N, Dany. with Pullman TOT
local stations. Newport news.
Oh Point, Norit,n, aAd f"s -
mouth.
3:3S p. NJ, Daiiy, with Pullman, do'
local stations. Newport NSwa'
Old Point. Norfolk. ana fofts-
mouth. Connects duy WIN
Ola Dominion steamships ios
7.5o p. NJ. TUESDAY. Thursday and sat
urday Tor Old Point. 80 stops.
1000 A. n, Local trail. except sunday.
meets at Gordonsyile for
Orange. Culpepcf tdiFerton;
Manassas, Alexandra and
Washington; at Union station.
burg: at Basic Tor Iiagers-
- 20 noon. Monday, Wednesday and ri.
day, Washington special
with parlor, observation eiin
diuing car. Connects at Nasn,
iugton with Congics-ionaI
limited for all points North
,.ts p NJ DAILY, with Pullmans TO Gin
--' clnnsti, Louisville and o.,
Louis. Come al tokheAvi
daily for Virginia Hot Spflnss.
Sf0us only at important
stations. Meals served or D,n-
Ing Cars. No Z, Local Tram.
except Sunday, :oliows aOo.o
train from Gordonsyilie 10
.np NJ standardization, except sun
''"' dav. for CharlottesVile. tel,
,,.no ID Al baily. Ter Cincinnati, Win
~" Pullman TO Hinton. "h"
cDrdorsville to luriulL
and louisville. Meals served
S on Except Sunday for
NVinchester Va. and az Gov
ington. Va, daily ior EFsini"
TRAINS Leave Ia EIGHTH STREET
osoA NJ. Daily, ior Lynchburg, LeASrlls
DIV ~ -'' ton. va, and ChIloh sSceSt
CONNECTS IT Sremo'. Xxx
Svnday' Tor Rosneyi 81 -xncn-
6TrG daily. with y. q ". n
" and the Southern 49,
a-tv Tor Southwest ana oogtt..., M
FOR Cincinnati rccat ao-
An u a, tNScoTf sunday. atcai dI-
-" T. ~, INSTRUMENTATION for Columpi1'
TpArNe 'pHi,TGXE AT RlCHMOND.
RROAp- sTREET STATION.
a.2o A N Daify. from Cinclnnai 90.
Ii 10 A. n. Daily from Norfolk ana O'u
u.nA NJ Kinda. wednesday and Fri
$500 dav from old Point.
$50 =. IL, Daily. from Cincinnati ana
$50 p. NJ Daily bsiIy. from Norfolk and Old
Point ,.,,,
1880 p. NJ, Except Sunday. from W. Clf-
ton Forge. . ,.,,..,,.r.,,,
TRAINS ARRiN.rE; ri EIGHTH SIi'HNi
$50 A. NJ, Except Sunday. from Co
$50 p. NJ. Daily, from Lynchhurs, Lex
ingtOn, Va, and CLIFTON EorSe.
JOHN u POTTS,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
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- ROCERIES WAY DOWN AT 5. I'LL
II MANS SONS.
Best GRADUATED Sugar. ~, lbs. Tor -
Bes. Cream Cheese. per pOund...... Ia
Best California Hams, per pound. ~
Good Salt Pork. per pOGnd...........
Country Hams, per pound. ............ ~ .
Rooster Coffee Rio. ............ j. IL
Sugar Cured ShOulders................
Pure Lard, per pound ......-........
Best Tomatoes. cans fOr..........
1Uc bottle Ammonia fOr............
Zoe. box r. NJ. Backing fOr.........
cans best Yellow Table Peaches 80
LOT .....t... ....... ..... '.''-''
boxes Washing Powders tor.....
cakes best Securing Soap for -
1-pound prints Creamery Butter.
Boston Baked Beans. in tona'o
sauce. per can ...................,,...
Large Bars jefferson Soap. regular
5c. bar. for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..
North Carolina Roe Ierrlnss F-'-' ,otL
key, or per dozen ..............' -. '-''
Tea Dust. good as any tea you ever n
drank. per pound ............''''''''
Early June Peas, per can ......''''''
Large cans Apples ...-....''..''''''
s IIII.MAN'S SON.
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Violets are the scarcest Easter flower.
have the only full supply, N.5O per hun
bred. JOHN LAIRD,
427 and 3l3 east Broad street.
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at u NJ. at the expense and cost OF
Horace Hart the purchaser at former
sale. who failed to comply with the terms
of sale, the REAL ESTATE described
i'm said deed, as follows. All thar certain
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, to-
gether with all the buildings ANA other
improvements thereon, rights, ways, ana
appurtenances thereto belonging, lyln5
and being i'm the county OF Henrico, state
of Virginia, about seven miles northwest
of the city OF Richmond, on the Three
Chopped road, containing 9ii4 acres, more
or less. being the same tract OF land con-
viewed bv j. X. WHY'S and wife TO Horace
Hart. November is. 1890.
TERMS. For cash as 10 the expenses
Of sale, insurance premiums, taxes, lhe
sums Of S31S S2i2 and 500 with interest
thereon from November -, 1873. ana tne
sums OF S4fS and SIP. with interest
thereon from November -, ls96; credits
as TO 5000 10 November -, 1897; 500 20
November l., 1s9S. $500 TO November -.
1893; $500 TO November -. 1900; 500 10
November Is. 1901. and the remainder,
If any upon such terms as the grantor
or trustees may prescribe and direct, as
provided for In said deed, and which Will
be announced at sale.
SOL. GOLDENBERG,
j.. G.. RICHARDSON.
ap11-td Trustees.
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BY Boswell & Ilarman,
Real Estate Auctionccrs,
Tenth and Bank streets.

VRUsTEEs' AUCTION SALE OF a
l DESIRABLE FARM CONIAlNlNG
OH ACRES MORE OR Less. VIII
THE IMPROVEMENT THEREON, ON
THE THREE-CHOPPED ROAD. ~
HENRICO COUNTY ABOUT oENl.
MILES NORTHWEST OF TIE tlI1
OF RICHMOND.
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In execution Of a deed Of trust given
by W. G.. Livcsay 10 the undersis ned
trustees dated November y, 1875, ana 1uIy
recorded i'm the office of the clerk OF licn-
rico County Court. in Deed-BooN l4f a,
page 2ss default having been made lh
part Of the debt secured, ana BENG lc-
quired so to do by the beneficiary, we Wlll
sell. by public auction, at The Ienrieo
county courthouse, on
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auCT IONsALEs-This Day.

~~-~-~-rar-~-0~r-0-'-~ ~ ~, ~. ~ " ~ - ~ -
Bv n. seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh and Bank streets.
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/ ANCAsTER q LUKE,
l. BANKERS AND BROKERS,
llOI MAIN STRt.ET.
Richmond. Va.

I ANCASTER q LII IKE.
l. BANKERS AND BROKERS,
llOI MAIN STREET.
Richmond. Va.
Investment Securities Of all kinds dealt
in end bought and sold on commission.
Loans negotiated on collaterals and city
property. lalo-ly
MEETINGS.
>oo0O0~~-0~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~-~~~-~yo-~~o~~~~-~~-~~
A STATED CONNOCATION ~,grye
n OF LAFAYETTE ROYAL w
ARCH CHAPTER, No. 43, ROY Al TZsAS
ARCH MASONS, will be held at <lssASS
Masonic Temple, corner of Broad ana
ADAMS streets. THURSDAY, April TO-
1SgT. at o'clock =. NJ.
Amendment TO bylaws Will be acted on
Work in Council degrees. Members are
reuested 10 assemble promptly. Mem
hers OF sister chapters are invited 10 al
'e Nv order Of VI. L. II. p. 1905.
ap15-1t secIelat.y.
Richmond. Va. March 30, 1897
~-OTTCT-THERE WILL BE A GEN
y FRAL meeting OF the STOCkHOLD-
rms ~ Johnson BROTHERS GncOr-
norated) held FRIDAY. April 30, 1897. at
The office OF the company, in this city, at
p NJ for the purpose Of considering
tbe amendment of the charter OF said
e e,,o A. c.. SMALL.
mhsi-sO Secretary and Treasurer.
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Liverpool and London and Globe InS. Co
Fire Insurance.
DAVENPORT & CO.,
General Agents.

LOCAL DIRECTORS:
Colonel Archer Anderson.
Mr.. Charles T.. Davis.
Mr.. JLnius a. Morris.
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HOODS PILLS are the only pills 10
axe with Hoods Sarsaparilla. Cure all
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apl4
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Hoods pills are the fsvorits family ca
thsrtic. easy TO take, easy In effect. &c.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1897-02-17
OPENED FIRE ON CANEA
Christians Occupy the Heights
Around the City and Begin
Bombardment.
Foreign ConSulS Take Refuge
on Board the Warships in
the Harbor.
Turkish Vessel Conveying Sol
diers to Canea Fired on
by Greeks.

CANEA, Island of Crete, Feb. 49,
The Christians occupied the heights
surrounding the town during the MORN
ing and began to lombard Canea. AS
soon as the firing commenced Prince
Georgi Berovitch. governor of Crete,
with 80 recently enrolled gendarmes,
boarded the Russian man-of-wa The
Greek consul and the foreign consuls
embarked on board the various vessels
lying off Canea. The Turks from the
fortresses replied to the fire of the
Christians. The military governor has
been removed from his post.
The Greek consul at Heraklion went
OH board the Greek warship. The
Christians at Herakhon are also hur-
rying on board the ships.
Fighting occurred around Halepa
Saturday. After brisk fusilade the
Turks dislodged the Christians and oc-
cupied Akrotiri hills. The French con-
sui was obliged to quit his country
house at Halepa and return to his
official residence at Canea.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1897-02-17
Hershfieid's Bank Suspends.

HELENA, Mon, Feb. 15.-The Mer.
chants National bank has suspended.
The suspension was a great surprise to
the Helena public, as the bank was con-
sidered exceptionally strong and con-
servatively managed. The last report
of the bank, published Dec. II, showed
deposits of 81 $50, 800; loans, 81, ,260, 600
cash and exchange, $462,0O0 The cap
ital stock is $35O,000 and the surplus
$l36, 900. l.. II. Herschfield, president,
is the oldest and one of the most prom.
inent bankers in the state, the firm OF
Herschfield 81 Bro having been estab-
lished in Helena in 1865.
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CAUSED A SENSATION.
Turkish Consul at Boston Arrested for
Embezzlement.

Turkish Consul at Boston Arrested for
Embezzlement.
BOSTON, Feb. 15.-The arrest in New
York of Joseph A. Iasigi, Turkish con-
sui in this city, on a charge of embez-
element, has caused a tremendous sen.
sation in this city, especially in the So
ciety where he and his wife were prom
inent. The criminal proceedings were
instituted ON Friday, after the counsel
for the Derieux heirs had endeavored
to obtain an accounting from Iasigi in
the civil courts. General Francis Pea
body, counsel for the heirs, said that
he had convincing proof that Iasigi
had embezzled $3.50, 900 worth of secur-
tiles.
The Derieux fortune amounted to
about $500, 900 or $400, 900 when in lS49
the testator died and Iasigi's father was
made trustee of the estate. His son,
Joseph A. Iasigi, succeeded him, and
everything went we'll until last April,
at which time it is said he ceased to re-
init the income from the estate.
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electoral commission and the birth of the
tariff reform movement He was born at
Winchester, Va, in December, 1898, and
was graduate of the University of Vir-
ginia. Following in the footsteps of his
father, he became president of the Vir-
ginia court of appeals. Three times he
was elected attorney general of his state
without opposition. He was an advocate
of secession while he held that office At
the close of the war Mr.. Tucker became
counsel for the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road company. He was also associated
with others in the defense of Jefferson Da-
Wis. He was professor of law later in
Washington and Lee university, and in
1874 was elected almost unanimously to
the house of representatives.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1897-02-17
ADVANCED ON HALEPA.
Insurgents and Greek Volunteers As
semble in Great Force.

Insurgents and Greek Volunteers As
semble in Great Force.
LONDON, Feb. l5.--A dispatch to The
Times from Canea says that the village
af Haelpa was in great state of trepi-
dation on Saturday, owing to the ap-
proach of the insurgents, who, joined
by Greek volunteers, assembled in great
force on Akrotiri peninsula, made an
advance i'll the neighDorhood. The Hell
lenic flag, hoisted on the arrival of the
Greek man-of.war, was displayed on
the summit of an adjoining hill. All
of the members of the families of the
consular agents were transferred to the
warships. The insurgents advanced
Saturday toward the isthmus connect
ing the peninsula with the mainland,
and engaged the Turkish artillery
throughout the afternoon.
Her majesty's steamships Rodney
and Dragon have arrived
The Turkish troopship which ar.
rived Sunday has just put out TO sea,
pursued by the Greek transport My
kale.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1897-02-17
SENATOR MASON'S ILLNESS
Receivers Sufficiently to Leave Chicago
for the South.

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-William E.
Mason, United States senator-elect,
was suddenly stricken i'll at his resi-
dence on Washington boulevard and
for time serious results were appre-
hended. After working over the pa
tient some time the doctors decided
that it was not apoplexy, but severe
fainting spell brought on by nervous
strain and overwork 1t had been for
some time the intention of Mr.. Mason
to leave for the South to escape the inn
portunities of politicians and secure a
much needed rest, and as soon as he
came out of his fainting spell he de.
cided to start at once. He accordingly
made hurried arrangements for his de-
parture and at o'clock in the after
noon left for New Orleans
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1897-02-17
WEYLER BLOWS HIS HORN
Says Insurgents Are Retreating Before
His Rapid Advance.

Says Insurgents Are Retreating Before
His Rapid Advance.
HAVANA, Feb 15.-The war corre-
spondent of La Lucha, Senior Canarte,
has arrived from Placetas. During his
trip to the interior he met Captain
General Weyler. General Weyler said
that in the province of Santa Clara the
revolution was still in a primitive
state, but added that with concentrat.
ing the Spanish would soon obtain a
positive advantage and an increase in
the number of towns held by the gov
ernment forces would soon be noted.
He said that General Maxine Gomez
had intended to invade the provinces of
Matanzas and Havana, but had been
obliged to retreat owing to the ten
acious prosecution of the war by the
Spanish and the activity of the govern.
ment columns. He said that the So
called insurgent government which
came with Gomez had returned to Ma
jasi, fearing the rapid advance of the
Spanish troops.