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Royal Blue Line Tor New York and
Philadelphia.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
tscbeduIe in effect July 4. 1917


All trains arrive and leave FennsylvahA
asGa m.@Da1y. local for Danvflle Char
lotte and way stations. connects & at Manas ans
Staunton, daily, except SUNDAY anu as
'vnchburg with the Norfolk and Western
d3iIy. and with the Chesapeake and ONO,
dsiIy' for the Natural Bridge and Lex
ington. ..,rrNytrrO STATES
Fast MAIL carries Pullman buffef
tlee1ers. New York and Washington 20
Jacksonville, uniting at SalSouIy Tltn
Pullman Sleeper Tor ASleYiils anu hos
NashyiIie. Tenn, and at Charlotte WIFI Puu-
man Sleeper for Augusta Pullman bl1tes
Sleeper New YOrkt2 New wOrteahs, , con meet meet
ing at A Atlanta fer bITnlngh am ana AeIa,
mis- Solid train, Washington TO New
Orleans without change sunset personally
conducted tourist excursion through sleeper
on this train every Nedhesdayeo Sah ran
4OI n. m.-Loeal for Front ROYAL, stras-
burg and HaTrson9Gggt t WIN G91neo tl0n ioE
4.5l D. m.-Daily, local Tor Charlottes-
Vile. ,ourxcroN .N-n
S6ITTHW ESIERN. VESTIBUL LED. LIN
TIED, composed OF Pullman Vesubuled
sleepers, dining cars and day eoSches.
vile Tenn. via Asheyille- knoXVille and
Chattanooga: New 40rk 70 lanp3; Va
Charlotte, Columbia, Savannah anu JACK
sonviIle; New York TO Memphls; via BIZ
ntineham: New York TO New Orleans. VIA
Atlanta and Montgomery. Nestiogled DAY
Cnsch washington TO Atlanta southern
Raiiyvay dining car, Greensboro TO Mont
gomery. .e.r,,~-r,rr,Ny 4N-r, orYr1
DTVJSION leave Washington 9.O1 a
daiiv, l. 90 D. m. and 4.4o .. M. daily, ex-
cent sunday, and 6.25 D. m. sunday only
for Round Hill. 4.32 D. 10. daily, eXcent 81 IN.
1lay for LeeSburg, and D. 20 m. daily foI
Herndon. Returning, arrive ut Washing
ton s. 26 a. N. and S.4O D. m. daily, and
zoe D. N. daily, except sunday, from
an - arNn
Sunday, from HerHdon, and s.o4 a. m.
daily, except Sunday, from Leesburg.
Through trains from the South arrive at
Washington 6.42 a. M, 2.20 o. m. and
9.25 D. m. daily, Harrisonburg, 12-40 p.
M and 9.25 D. m daily except Sunday.
and $40 a. IN. daily from Charlo ttesyllls.
Tickets, slee ping car reservation and In
formation furnished at offices, Gil and
1900 ennsyivanta avenue, and at Penn
syIyania Railroad Passenger station.
w. ii. GREEN, Gen Supt.
j. NJ. CULP, Traffic Manager.
w. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
- s. BROWN Gen. Agt. Pass. Depe
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS

JUG e street NOrthwest.
Gold filings and bridge work spe-
CfaIly, at, the lowe est price; amalgaIn fill
ings, 5Oc; fu!I sets of teeth on plates, SO;
absolutely painless, 5oc; without, csc: all
work done by experts, and guaranteed the
best; open on Sundays from 10 TO
O'Clock. mh22-tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT At Herndon, Va,
II -room house and outbuildinCs: II
acres OF land apples, pears, grapes, etc,
Z minutes from railroad sta Cion. For
further particulars call at room IL Sd
floor Treasury Dept, or address OWNER,
box 27, Hsrndon, Va. seI5-7 tenn
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II you wish to consult medium, why
not see the best?
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WANTED-3 unfur. rooms and board;
adults; must be near q. z. o. CAN
after p. m, II X st, ne. sell -3t
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WANTED-Nicely furnished room; private
bath; by student; no references; between
7uh and 4th, L and l SITS. Address
STIfDENT. this office 1t
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HELP wANrEp-FEMALE.

WANTED-white girl TO make herself
1903 II ST. ne. se2O-9t,em
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For sALE-HousEs.

FOR LE-Eight- room presse brick
and cellar; No. / location, S3,360;
b-room BRICK, u St ne, near "a, 81 500;
. room frame, l1tb st. Sc, near ID, 81 ,z50
JOHN +. DOHOH0E, 306 E. Cap ST.
se2I-7t
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LOANS LrOm 50 10 $50 10 reiiauie parties
also money advanced on bicycles hooiu
L. Central Bldg. cor. 9Th and Pa ave NV
- aulS-tf
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WAN TED Little colored girls to do
light work. WILKINS, 42l n. Y . ave.
sci S-3t ,eua
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JOHN +. DONOHoE, 3O6 E. Cap. ST.
se2I-7t
FOR SALE Cheapest house in Washing
ton; new 3-story, bay-window pressed
brick, on 4th st. ne; Containing / rooms,
bath and reception hall; only S3 500 $500
cash, balance S20 per month; cheaper than
rent. GRAHAM & CAMPBELL, 617 14th
st. NV. se21-3t
FOR SALE Homes built to order in North
west lexington, adjoining the city; guar
anteed 10 be an . per cent uKr~,
on purchase price when rented; little cash
required to own your own home and stop
paying rent. Call for particulars .DA Nj FL
& ARMAT, 1918 st. NV se20-3t,em
FOR ALE Bargain in 6-room brick
dwelling, with bath and hail, latrobe,
range back yard % alley; southeast; price
81 800 only $3.50 cash; remainder on
long time, or installments-
For 81 800, $3.50 cash. nice frame
dwelling; 8 rooms pOrChes, side alley to
large back yard; 2-story back building
on alley; northeast.
In LIE Droit Park, 7-room brick dwell
ing, bath. etc; only So 500, cash $500;
remainder to suit.
ALL or a BDYE BELOW COST
RICHARD z. EVANS Atty. at Law
sells st ,em 4OZ 9th st. NV.
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WANTED-GeneraI houseworkers, cham
beTmaids, laundresses, seamsbfesses, Gay
workers, nurses, places furnished TIL
suited. SHACKLEFORD'S 425 IIth ST.
NV se20-3t
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ZOE RENr- ROOMS.

FOR RENT-s46 N. Y. ave, nicely fur
nished and unfurnished rooms se2l-3I
FOR RENT Two lovely 2d-floor rooms;
furnished for light housekeeping ,,23
Od at ny tx
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IF YOU want place as COOK, chamber.
maid, waitress, laundress, butler, call
1902 i-2 10th st. NV. se2O-3t
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WANTED-By a young lady a nicely fur
nished room with toard, in private ram
ily. terms reasonable. must be near car line.
Address T. H, this office. Re2l-3G
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WANTED-A white girl for general house
work Apply at SOC q ST. NV. Item
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FOR RENT-621 I'd st. NV, three rooms.
second story; together or single, with or
without board; small room 81 per month;
private family. IL
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FOR RENT Comfortably fur. rooms; SO
and So. 423 4th ST. NV sell -3t
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FOR SALE-6 ladies', gents and
combination tandem bicycles. FaIcons
all in perfect order; must be sold at once,
$50 TO S25. 6. B. VAN NEST. Adufris
traitor, 1896 9Th st. NV. sel4-7t-em
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MANTED-By a colored man, place as
waiter is good cook, firsL-class refs.
No. 8 Mccullough st. NV. IL
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rooms; basement eligible situation; SOS;
visible from TO 4 afternoon; condition
good. se2I-3G
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sI.r.-Altaxs UNAVOIDABLE.

WANTED A competent man wishes work
attending invalid; home more deSira-
bic than money compensation. Address
se2I-2w
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FOR RENT 4OS n. J. ave. Sc; rooms
and bath; large yard: only $22-50. W.
L. METCALF, 1881 + st. NV. sci 93t
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-413 Spruce st., LeDroit
Park, large cellar, piazza an d side
yard; IN desirable neighborhoOd: posses
sion Oct. /. Apply Sf5 7 st. NV.
Re2l-3t
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WANTED AGENTS.

WANTED Agents for sick benefit insur-
ance; viii give twelve times, and no
lapSeS. Can from 8 clock until $50
m, al 6l9 st. NV, Room 8, basement
Se21-6t
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WASTED BICYCLES


WANTED ladys and one mans
wheel; must be cheap. 214S K ST. NV.
1t
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NANTED-At AL G St NV, 20 girls for
cooks, general hOusework, chamberiraids.
etc. se19-3t
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WANTED Settled coIored woman for
good family 10 go TO Baltimore; best
ref. 72S 18Th st. NV. seI3-3t
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FOR BICYCLES.

OR SALE-Lady's Columbia bicycle in
good condition; cheap. 941 o st. NV.
SELL st
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FOR SALE STORE q DWELLING.


kO;t - i4E-A AnnDg '.gsie. gi1e - SitF
lady can drive; her owner has no Use for
her and needs money. Call 1929 32d st.
NV, or at the Key mansion. Item
A BARGAIN sale or trade-A corner
store; rooms; bath, cellar. good yard,
itol Hill; $4,000. s. CARR, 1855. Md.
ave. ne. selS stem
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

NTED- Three chambermads, cooks,
3 h0usemen, l general house worker. EA-
CHA NGE BUREAU, 72l 18th ST. NV.
se21-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22

most desperate battles OF that war OF
bloodshed. Here on Church Hill stands.
in aspect just as simple and beautiful as
then. ST. Johns church. where. In lTI5
Patrick Henry Numbered Give me
liberty. or give me death" Here are
the transcendent equestrian statues OF
Washington and Il. T.. Lee. Here. al
most in sight OF the city. are the battle
fields Of Malvern Hill, Gaines'B Mil, and
Yellow Tavern. where the gallant Stuart
was slain. His body now rests In beau
tiful. quiet Hollywood. and close beside
are the tombs Of Presidents Monroe and
Tyler. A little further on sleeps the only
President the Confederacy ever had-Jef-
ferson Davis. 1t would take all day TO
write and many days 10 see all the
things OF interest Richmond has TO show
her guests, but she throws open wide
the gates TO the American Pharmaceuti-
cal Association, and through her repre-
sentative, Mr. Miller, will say. Come
and see'
The association met in Richmond IN
1873 and the sessions were held in the
Exchange Hotel. Mr.. Miller. with the
thought OF a man OF business affairs, has
already made arrangements with the
manager Of the Jefferson Hotel to ac-
commodate the guests when they come,
and there the assemblies will be held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
HOW THE GARROTE WORKS.
1t Can Kill I'm Trice or Torture
Indefinitely.
philadelphia Press)

Philadelphia PreSS)
The garrote by which Angiolillo. the as
sassin of Canovas. was killed Is named
after its inventor. Spanish ironworker,
who witnessed bungling execution OF a
relative on the gallows. which was the
method employed in Spain up to about
thirty years ago for carrying out the SEN
tence of death.
Garrote wondered that a moro expedi-
tious and, therefore, merclful, method
had not been discovered. The thought
haunted him so long that he at length
found 1t assuming form in his mind, and
in time the ponderous machine that has
iumortalized him came to be a fact
The two points of excellence claimed
for the garrote are: That It can be made
with reasonable care to kill instantly
and. that it sheds not one drop of blood
Force that is measured by horsepower
is the agency IL employs, and its aim Is
the breaking OF the victims neck.
The unfortunate is first made TO sit In
a chair directly under two heavy iron
bars. one of which is adjusted on the
back of his neck, and the other. vul-
carly known as the corbatin, or necktie
ender his chin. Then the executiOner
grasps the handle, gives a vigorous
iNloA. anu utdli 10 observation-disclosures AN
entire machine IS made Of iron, and
ordinarily weighs several hundred
mounds. They are ordinarily OF rough
construction, thus adding TO the horrify-
ing impression which the circumstances
connected with them cannot but leave
in the mind OF any observer.
Persons who have witnessed all sorts
OF capital punishment are unanimous in
the opinion that garroting IS the most
revolving and appalling of ALL II Is not
always as expeditions as its inventor
made Ii possible TO be. A vicious execu-
toner can prolong it practically at Will.
Cases are ctable I'm which the process
was prolonged twenty, thirty minutes,
even three quarters of an hour. The
executioner merely gave twist enough
10 the lever TO choke his victim. Then
he turned 1t back and twisted again,
this time a little more than at first. and
so on until his spite having been salts
fed or his instructions, perhaps. obeyed,
he gave one fnal turn and ended the tor
tured life. Such was the execution OF
Maloia, in Matanzas, Cuba, in 1855.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
IN HONOR OF FAURE.
Great Russian Preparations to Re.
ccive the French President.

ST. PETERSBURG, August 21.-Presi-
dent Faure, who will arrive at Cron-
stadt on Monday next has been assigned
the apartments at the Peterhof palace
that were assigned to Emperor William,
Of Germany. The municipality OF st.
Petersburg, which spent $1,000 roubles
(S23 100 on the latter's visit, will spend
10000 roubles in its efforts TO do honor
TO the President OF France. The great
bazaars and stores have also been lavish
with their decorations, while the deco
ration Of the public buildings has been
planned on Il most elaborate scale. The
central basin of the Alexander Gardens
has been converted into luminous foun-
talns, while the trees and lawns have
been Illuminated. TrGmDhal arches
abound, especially on the Nevsky-Pros-
pect
The visiting French sailors will be en-
tertained lavishly by the management Of
the leading cafe, concerts, and music
gardens. who will provide free beer and
free cigarettes for their refreshment
During the French Presidents visit to
this city, military bands will play on all
the squares, and a choir OF 1900 voices
will sing the "Marsellaise" at various
points. a feet OF about $50 vessels Will
take the general public to meet the
French squadron when It arrives off
Cronstadt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
THE PRESIDENTS PROGRAMME.
Buffalo This Weel<-NIinister Hitch
cock Pays His Respects.

BLUFF POINT, y. Y, August A.-Sec-
retarv-of-War AIger came back here with
the President to-day. and will stay until
the party leaves. The President arIlVeu
al o'clock this morning.
General Ager said that the PRESIDENT
nrogramme is TO leave here on TUESDAY
morning and go through TO Buffalo on
eneclaI train. Or. Depew's private car
vii he reserved for the President and his
immediate party. 49,,
Ethan A. Hitchcock, Of st. Louis, NO.
the newly-appolnted Minister 10 RUSSIA
arrived here to-day. He did not get
chance TO see the President until nearly
noon. He said to the Associated Fress'
81 came here as soon as l received my
commission TO pay my respects TO the
President and ask his wishes III ies"iu
to my departure"
yice-President and Mrs. Hobart were
numbered among the missing When FIesl-
dent Mckinley returned. MIS- hoDdle
has for the past few days been IN poor
health. and her physicians believe she
would improve more rapidly at home
1rnon this advice it was decided yester-
dav that she and Mr.. Hobart should re-
turn 20 New Jersey. 1t is said that they
will return later in the season
Tbe presidential party returned from
+befr trin TO Mr.. Withcrbee's early In
the evening. The usual hop closed the
weeks happenings at the motel.
Minister Hitchcock left for his nome,
in ST Louis. this evening. lie stated
tho+ no had decided not 10 leave for
russia until the middle Of October.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22

donned the black gown and cap, placing
the cross Of the latter at the back OF his
head. He calmly regarded the spects-
tors, asked TO be allowed to speak. and
uttered clearly the word: "Germinal"
(Germinal was the term given TO the
seventh month OF the French republican
calendar. 1792-l@5 which began March
2lst and ended April l9th)
The assassin then sat down on the
bench OF the garrote, while the execu-
toner adjusted the iron collar around
his neck AS the executioner was about
20 cover the prisoners face. Angiolillo
asked him TO leave 1t uncovered. Tho
screw of the garrote was then turned
the collar frightened. and Angiolillo was
strangled to death. His corpse was ex-
posed until 6 o'clock In the evening.
when It was buried. All the spectators
were greatly struck by the Anarchists
bearing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
u,- NATTER or PENSIONS.
Toward Federal veterans
co,federate Service RECORDS

AsuINGTON, August A'-N 10 ''o'
improbable that official "a, announcement cement
W'n ~ ,n the present attitude OF the
I p",.aHU Rureau toward pension claimants
fe'.', - confederate war service re-
who nav 1,,,aer the present construction OF
cord. Onoel nv service. irrespective OF
the iaw s,,,o c. for the government, IS a
later se'' PENSION. Commssioner-of, Pen,
s,ons Evans believes that 4 o rail"o of
served serve in any capacity in the aims ,n the
the Confederacy, but later e serro dis
Union ranks and was , nGr,o' not to
ehaIseI him a pension He believes mat at
secure n nerformed honorable service n
having ~ army. the previous service
snouiu % 10 the President ana 10
esen Bliss for their approval
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
MEDICINE MEN MEET.
CONVENTION OF AMERICAN PHAR-
MACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION.
INVITE THEM HERE NEXT YEAR.
Mr. II. a. Miller, One of Those to
Attend from Richmond, VIII Press
the Invitation Extended by Our
Business Organizations.

The American Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation convenes IN annual session Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock in the pleasant
city OF Minnetonka, Mimi, and to that
convention will come the pharmacists the
msdicine-makers OF all the land to sit
down together and commune concerning
the things Of their craft.
The association at present numbers
1,55S members, among whom are the
skilled pharmacists Of the country. The
session will continue seven consecutive
DAVIS. and the time embraced will be
fully and engagingly occupied with open
discussions OF subjects Of wide interest
TO men Of the profession everywhere.
The association was organized in Phiia-
delphla, In the year 1S52, and has MS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
TREATY WITH SPAIN.
Possible Settlement OF Claims Duo
10 Cuban Revolution.

WASHINGTON. August Alt IL possi-
bic that a treaty VIII be negotiated be-
tween Spain and the United States for
the settlement Of all claims due TO this
war In Cuba. II can be stated that. al
though numerous claims OF American
citizens against the Government or Spain
for injuries done their persons and pro-
perty in Cuba during the revolution have
been filed at the State Department. no
formal presentation OF these claims has
been made 10 Spain by the Secretary oe
State. IL Is doubtful. under the present.
circumstances, whether. II any format
presentation OF the claims were made at
this time, Spain would recognize II. Gene
raj Woodford, in his Instructions. was
directed 10 negotiate such convention
as was arranged BY General Sickles with
the Spanish Government In 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
CONFERENCE IN SIGHT.
Coal Operators and Strike Leaders
IN Meet To-MorrOw.

PITTsBURG, PA, August A.-With
conference in sight, the coal operators
went to their homes tonight, hoping
for the best. Colonel w. =. Rend, who
has become known as the advance
agent of conciliation." expressed MN
self as pleased with the prospect.
president Dolan returned from Coiuh-
hus This morning, and announced to the
Onerators' Committee that he was au-
thorized to fix date for conference
between the Mine workers Na.loiiai
r,.'No,,.i,,o BOARD and the Operators AS
inototton This plan struck the opera
tors fayorably. The result Of this meet
tO', vas that Dolan telegraphed TO
prss;dent Ratchford and Secretary
pierce 20 come to Pittsburg for meet
ing with the operators on MONDAY
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
ENGAGEMENT IN CUBA.
More Money for Netherlands for
Needy Americans.

HABANA, August 2i.-Advices from
Santa Clara report that a sharp engage
ment has taken place on the Gonzales
coffee plantation between General Lopez
Ammor and a band Of insurgents. The
latter we're defeated. and their leader.
Flores. with twenty-four OF his followers,
was killed
Captain-General Weyler has been ed-
vlsed that 100000 In silver. with which
10 pay the troops, was RENTED yester-
day from Spain.
Consui-General Lee has received 500
for distribution among needy Americans
10 Cuba.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
SHOT FROM AMBUSH.
Railroad Agent Dangerously Py I"
Negro.

SAVANNAH, GA. August A.-H. b.
Tant. agent of the Plant system at Nc
Intosh. near Savannah. was shot from
ambush this morning by Wash Bradley
(colored. and sprinkled from head to
foot with duck-shot. Tant was brought
.,o savannah Hospital for treatment.
He is dangerously WOUNDED. Inc oi ',l IA
of Liberty county IS pursuihS Dia u,,Ios
w., n'as the result OF an alteration at
re denot the day before, when Tant
struck Bradley in the head with a scale
unighf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
ALASKA BOUNDARY LINE.
The kiondike Region Beyond Doubt
in british Territory.

WASHINGTON, August Ain speaking
Of the boundary line between Alaska and
the British dominions, General Dufiield'
Of the Coast Survey, said to-day: Il do
not believe that when the matter OF the
boundary line between the two countries
is settled there will be any appreciate
change. from what is down on the map
at present. There certainly viii not be
as far as regards the Klondike REGION
which is beyond all manner OF dispute IN
the British northwest territory.
Dawson City is 100 miles or more east
Of the lAst meridian, which Is the boun-
dairy line. The difference between the
limited States and Canadian surveys on
the list meridian is a matter Of feet only
Mount St. Elias stands partly in the
ITnitod States and partly in British ter
rltory. It IS here that the serious as
mute will arise, Cor there Is room Tor
much argument on both sides"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
Now Americano-cuban Case.

WASHINGTON, August H.-Consul-
General Lee. at Habana, has reported 10
he secretary OF State that James I.
carry. who is said 10 have been EN-
r,o,sd with Messrs. Zeigler q Co., OF
Chicago. surrendered himself TO the
spanish authorities on account OF the
condition Of his health General Lee re-
ports that he will SEND MN from me
i-,s.n,r r,ent has no particulars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
INTERNATIONAL DISTURBANCE.
American BIuejackets Have n Bout
with French Police.

CHERBOURG, August H.-There has
been a disturbance here between the
French police and some seamen
Of the United States corvette AL
lance. The police, It appears. "
rested one OF the American sailors
who was accused OF refusing 10
paw for a drink. His comrades attempt
ed TO rescue him, and CONNECT Do
tween the police and the sailors ioi-
lowed, during which the Americans were
worsted. A number OF them were IN
i,red and several were arrested and
handed over TO the officers OF the ALI
ance The officers OF the Alliance went
ashore and ordered all OF the coryette's
men 10 return to the ship, and 1t Is De-
lieyed that the incident is ended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
THE GARROTING OF GOLLI.
Hearing of the Cuiprit Wonderfully
Calm.

LONDON, August 2.-The Spanish
Government has prohibited the pupliea-
ton in spain or the telegraphing abroad
~ the details Of the execution Of Michael
AneioliIlo. alias COLL, the Spanish An
arcbist who shot and killed Senior Cano-
voc del Castillo, the Premier OF Spain,
ON sunday. August sth. Letters, how
ever have been received here containing
details of the execution. The writers
sav that the Anarchist slept but little
during Thursday night. owing 10 his
having partaken OF coffee. which Kept
him awake, but his pulse was quiet ana
unaltered. q
The prisoner took cup OF coffee az
o'clock Friday morning ana Grams
ON, ~ bouilIon at 1910. At 1913 An
efo,illo firmly ascended the scaffold, ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
Nov worth Carolina Cotton.

CHARLOTTE, \. c. August 1.-THE
first bale Of North Carolina new cotton
s soId at Morvin yesterday to the
tIardison Company. 1t was raised by
Seen West weighed 46i pounds. was
Chased as good middling. and sold for
81 cents.