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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

This company has been formed 70 eX-
piorc develop and 10 minihS' ia
tile and financial business IN 'n Sai,,n,
fields Of the Yukon Valley. IN auul.loi III
10 rs valuable mines. il will own anu
operate its own steamers 70 ply ','ith
the ocean and Dawson City anu VIII
abundant capital be prepared u <r
adva ntageOus terms as traders ,,fnin-
nishing supplies 10 the various Mon,
camps and In acquiring new mihih5 p'VP
critics II Iron
IL has purchased from Mr. \, %. T vost
mOnger Sofa. Of Dawson CITY, NoI'n - %
Territory who has consented 70 o,.iro
rnanarins, Director in Alaska, DIS cu 49,.
interests I'm his gold placers. a2gresasinB
$50 feet on bonanza Creek ana zu lSc $50
Last chance Creek: also his real essaso
holdings. for warehouse and DOCK pJ.,,
poses on tho river front, ana olne' 0'''
lots in Dawson city. 49,, Gov
Mr. a. b. Tronmonger Sofa has been So.
eral wears I'm tho Yukon country p.r7
engaged as frelghter. tracer aIii am viii
and is among the few men iamlllaIs ~
the necessities and auNdh'as''
Klondike gold fields. L., under
The mines are now being WORKED ill., i',
the direction Of the company sur .ha
fondcnt. Mr. Earl Crutcner. ana u'lu ' 49,
now arrancement. and with tne nel ~ go -
.u-iu lac acuulred an output or S-uiyt' w
vel is "a reasonable expectation. Hence
v-hiio other companies arc Arranging -
nloration and prospecting parties 10 ~
cate claims in Alaska next year, N i ,,,,
poration 81 producing bullion on us wv"
pop 0f ne 100000 Capital Stock Of the
comnauv g 1000 will be set ASIDE lor
the development and purchase Oh auu'-
ti0nal properties.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTIONS.
con T. NJ Whitlock. President: President
safety Insulated Wire and cable 20"
Hon. chas. IT. O'gerrall FIRST Xice-Presll-
dent; Governor Of Virginia, klchmohu'
7 ~ Woodside. g,,snd vIve-President;
Vice-Prosident Stewart Ralph snun CO..
Philadelphia. MI.
A 10. Ironmonger Sofa, Managing Dlrec-
tor. Dawson city, \. W. Il. 1,..
T. w Timson, Nassau News company
non William A. Beach, Of Hancock,
Beach & Devine. syracuse, y. X
Hon Il +. Connolly. Treasurer; eX-Comp-
troller OF city of Newark, \. d. ana eA-
Consul 20 Kobe. Japan.
Theodore Hellnan. Of Seligsberg a. CO..
bankers Wall Street New YORK City'
Chas. IT, Vines. General Attorney, A..CI-
nev-at-Iaw, 63 and 6 Wall Street, New
cen NJ Varian. New York.
hiex a. Arthur. Secretary. GO and 50
Wall street, New York city.
Subscriptions TO the capital stock Of
the company at par at sl.00 per share
wifi now be received at the Offices or the
Company GO and o. Wall Street New
York. by J. i. Connolly treasurer, ana
by ,,,1..- ex->-,rc,ArE
Mills Building Wall Street, New YORK
City. 49, -,
Prospectus and further Information 'ur-
nisbed nv Alex. a. Arthur. Secretary. on
annitcas ion- sep2-th. su, tulm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
BY Pollard 81 Bagby
and
r. II. Gillian & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

yr,Rr-sTEEg AUCTION SALE
OF A - .,,,
,rvvO- cTORY AND BASEMENT FRAME
DWELLING, or
WITH LARGE AND NALOAb~h ~ .
on EAST SIDE Or. .>-r
7,orrDrt4 PETWEEN PRESTON AND
BATES STREETS, 49,, ,,,,,,,,
KNOWN AS No: 1908 LOT o47s Nn
FRONT.
In execution Of deed Of trust oaleu
am August. 1897, recorded IN clerk oh i,,
of Richmond Chancery Court, ID. Is Ini
n mace 50. we. the undersigned VIII seii'
nv auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER s, 1877
at : o'clock T.. NJ, the above-mehuehe
desirable property. The dwelling Is a
LARGE FRAME DWELLING. IN nice or
der. containing about six rooms, WIN
large halls and porches. But the lot IS
the thing. 1t has a frontage on Fourth
street of 64ia feet, more OF less, by sooo
depth.
TERMS: One-fourth cash. residue at six,
twelve and eighteen months. the deferred
payments TO be evidenced by notes, with
interest added, and secured by trust deed.
MiNITREE FOLkES,
DANIEL GRINNAN,
oca-td Trustees.
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nrLr MANTED -TomnIo-

WANTED. "a email white sIu to play WIN
Children, viii take as ono oi tll iim-
lis. will ciOthe and give 3D. good nome.
Address or call at -l South IN.i. N.N
street.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
= 1--7-7-|-77-- ~ = = = "
Nv Charles a. Rose,
Real Estate and Loan Agent,
No. II north Tenth street.

Real Estate and Loan Agent,
No II north Tenth street.
u,RusrcEs AUCTION SALE
nine NEW FRAME HOUSES, WITH
GOOD LOTS, ,,,,,
on UNION. HlbL., NE EAX t MI Rim
ELECTRIC CAR COMPANY CAR
SHEDS.
EIGHT AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
oL' TWENTY NINTH AND
LEIGH STREETS, 80
Nos. 1900. 2gO2. 2aOf. 2y06, 2yos. 2Ql0. 29i2'
AND 2eii EAST LEiGH STREET
No. 52i NoRS gTRE 5MENrS Ni'''i =
NEXT TO THE CORNER or LEIGH
STREET).
nv virtue OF a certain deed Of trust
10 The undersigned trustee, dated ApIn
D 1897 and duly recorded IN clerk ohlre
OF the Richmond Chancery court, u ~
3. 160 G, page %, and de1auit hat,1s, ps 81
cured and being required so TO 90 py me
beneficiary. / will proceed 10 sell, at pun
lie agetion on the 0sgT re,nBlFTgRS 20 On 1897
cOMMENCING AT 4.S0 O'CLOCK +. NJ
SiF9n1 RsT No. 5ai NORTH TWENTY,
EIGHTH STREET. described ~ fs reo gteu
eighth street ~ feet more or ieas' anu
,1nning hack between parallel lnes,
which are parallel with Lelsh sueo'' 10
feet. more or less. ..,..,..,t,, ,ico
This house Is an eXccplonaIy n,Cs
dwelling. being new and IN thoIousN
order ana containing about six rooms
IMMEDIATELY THkREAt LER a..
shall sell the EIGHT HOUSES ~ ,t,-, 1stT
northeast corner Of TWENTY M y 4 -
AND LEIGH STREETS, as above Iheh-
toned ,- ..,p5
The lot upon which these houses 81 sta dtl
has a frontage on the NOZZLE Li 1T ~ 80, Dn
LEIGH STREET 132 FEET, ana I9ile
back on its eastern line, whicn Is
with the eastern line of TWenty-nih -
street gg GLE feet. more or less, alio , on
lis western line which is the eastern I'M
of Twonty-ninth street, 9Zl5 ieet' ilYViitt
or less These houses are newly Duil9,
containing five rooms cach, ana dic ''
in hrst-class order. .ood
This property is now under Soov
rental with prompt-paying tenants, ali,l
ou,iue 10 it's proximity to the car aned'
ana electric railroad, Will always cont
mand GOOD tenants. A rare opportunity
Is hereby offered to investors ana byiA,
seekers, enabling them 10 secure y Sit"'
bargain. Come and see for youfstil. $500
TERMS. Cash as TO costs al' tNllc
OF executing this trust, all past-uL' j. j. 100
cifv and State, with q note 1or eivvv
1afod March %. 1897. with interest there.
on from September p, 1877. unhl Gay oi
sale. balance in equal instruments a'
ono and two years. with interest added
and secured by deed Of trust upon Halu
CHARLES \. ROSE.
se30.ocf .2.3J61S,91U trustee
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49,
Auction! Auction! Auction!
300 sou oOO
Gu 81 II
HORSES. MULES. HORSES
Three Hundred Horses and Mules to be sold at pubic
auction to the highest bidder, regardless OF cost
Wednesday Morning. October 9th, 1884,
at 9. 80 o'clock sharp, rain or shine,
AT Thu
Great Southern Horse and Mule Bazaar
tao6. 1903. ard 1912, E. FRANKLIN STREET

ono carload Horses, by J. J. Hvu5 US
Portland. Ohio. 49,. g.
one carload Horses. by Robert Green
Iowa.
Also numerous local consignments. We
think we are safe in saying that you WI
lind This TO be the best lot Of stock ever
offered at auction III virginia
Tboy consist Of mated pairs, heavy
draft. smooth Southern chunks, saddlers'
and speedy horses.
Don't fail TO attend this sale. as this
stock will DEE sold TO the highest pioder
regardless of cost.
If stock Is not as represented, your
money will De refunded.
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s ssSaR. $5,OOO,OOO
SHARES, 81 EACH.
ME PRODUCTIoN "a GOLp.

This company is operating in The State
of Virginia, and controls an IL mense
length OF the sulphur veins. made valu-
aLie nv the modernzed methods OF re-
ducing refractory ores by the cyanide and
chlOrlnation processes. Prospectus, price
Mines Co. at the above address. Send
for prospectus. see-5Ot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

AUCTION sALEs-Monday.
= :. = - =. =, r.. - 49, ~, ~,c.,>-~s-~~r-
nv the Valentine Auction Company
so East Broad street.
Large assortment OF good Houschoia
Furniture for Monday, October 4th "a.
so:m o'clock A. M.. AZ No. So r. b'o"a
Street
ZINE Rockers, HALL Racks, Pictures.
Mattresses Ladies specially invited 70
attend. Goods must be sold and moved
J. II. VALENTINE.
Manager and Aucsioneer.
AUCTION Sales.--future Dvas.
~,~-~-~~oc.~o~or,~~S 0<.0~1-.',-.7.'
BY Charles A. Rose.
Real Estate and Loan Agent,
No. II north Tenth street.
TRUsTEEs AUCTION SALE
OF
a BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESI-
SITUATE IN CHESTNUT HILL.
AT TIE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
FOURTH AVENUE AND
ALTHlsA ST3EET.
REENS DIRECTLY ~ rue CAR LINE
AND WITHIN ,.,,
TWENTY MINUTES WALK OF THE
RICHMOND POSTOFFlCE
Nv virtue Of n certain deed Of trust.
dated April /. 1880, 10 the undersisneu.
trustee and duly recorded IN the clerh
office OF tho Henrico County COURT III
ID. B. l4s Il, page 2SJ. and default having
been made IN payment Of a part OF me
debt therein secured, and being required
so 10 do by the beneficiary under said
deed, I shall proceed 10 sell, by publc
auction on the premises on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Z. 1897,
ST $50 O'Clock - NJ. sharp. tile above
mentioned REAL ESTATE, fully de-
scribed IN said deed. The lot fronts ~
feet by 40 feet deep, between parallel
lines. to 20-fOot alley in the rear, being
lots Nos. II, Is. 10. and 20 in Square NO.
IS, each lot being 30 feet by 40 feet, and
Is part of The plan of MOUNT COM
FORT" and now known az CHESTN ~
HILL The house is newly built beng
large and commodious, with ten rooms a
large conservatory, and every modern
convenience such rs bath, hot ana colu
water. range and the entire nous.
throughout heated by The BOLTON HOT
WATER HEATER, with a good dry eel
lar. Also. large Windmill. with private
water fixtures and sewerage. Handsoint
shade trees and small fruit. House open
FOR inspection any day from TO clocA
Z. NJ.
TERMS: Cash rs to costs and expenses
of executing this trust. all Dast-due
taxes. with a motto Of $1,000, dated
April /. 1896, with interest thereon
from october J. 1897. until day Of sale
balance IN equal instruments or one aho
two years from day OF sale, TOT holcs
with interest added. and secured by deed
~ trust on said property. More liberal
terms may be offered and announced at
sale. ChAS' a. i dsDS..
chas. A. Rose. AuIdonocr ocl-ot
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4
In execution Of certain deed on 1ll,1 ered
e~nr, q ~. Hayes TO the uloS' .l-co.rd-
trvsiee. dated August 10. le9L AN a,,I ID b.
o ~ in Richmond Chancery CouL., - ioan
44e 20" paae 3T2. default haVlHs .,,ed
made IN the payment Of the oeo .,. Zen Ione-
thereby. and being. required py,,i,lic ouc-
fciary so to do. shall sen, U1
tion upon the premises, on .eo-
''O' FRIDAY. OCTOBER :. ~, ,.r,,...l
~ o'clock II NJ. the property Ger
in in said deed. as follows: AN that eel, .a
in u, ', or marcel of land. with the impiot.,s
nents thereon. lying and being IN lhe c'e ~
ne richmond. al the northwest corner o.
,rhir5 and Preston streets. 1roIiihs
rrbird street twenty-scvcn 90 itt', ",iN e
mining back between parallel lines siiD ...
The northern line Of Preston street , M
hundred and sixteen QlO leet 10 an amy
srventv-four (2D feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as to Xpen ses or So. ado
any taxes due. and to pay note on fl''e1'
with interest thereon from AUGUST -.
feoG. the residue, If any, on suth 'eiHia
as win be announced az sale.
a. win Il. ID. STARkE.
Trustee.
Harrison & Co.. Auctioneers. oc5-td
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OLD DOMINION s. $. COMPANY:
Change OF schedule. On apo stiss III
DAY. OCT iST, steamers iea'e @o ,1s,.',
Ipii@bnonG al SO "a. N. via Z. ana y, isl,-
VA. or . A. NJ va y. ana ". I.iilo"''
and connect with lteamcr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
AUCTION sALUs-Fnture Day oaSc.o,oo
'-'-'-''' Nv Harrison e. CO..
peai Estate Auctioneers,
NJ nj ~ north Eleventh street

,pt,sTEE.s AUCTION SALE
or -, r,prc,ry
,rIfr, TWO-STORY DEIAOili''
ME DWELLING. ,.,,,,,r.u.r,
,ooo N0RTH THIRD STRIE ',-r
.-o, 10 WI g,sT CORNER THIRD AM
Nun - " PRESTON STREETS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

,r,HH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
DEEP RUN HUNT CLUB will be
held at the Commonwealth Clubhouse on
rfITRsDAY. October 7, 1881. at $40 =.
NJ Election OF Officers.
Il. A. S, BRINE.
pc3-su, th2t1 Secretary.
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nR. cEoRGE l.. STONE

has removed from No. lO5 cast GRACE
street. 70 No. 70 east Franklin. sepS9'lw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
BY VIM. 3. Pizzini,

BY VIM. b. Pizzini
Real Estate Agent. 1905 Bank street.
II RUsTBEs SALE
DESIRABLE LOT IN MANCHESTTER'
VA. WITH FRAME DWELLING,
on THE WEST SIDE OF 81 DON
OI'GH ST. BETWEEN TENTH
AND ELEVENTH SIS.
u, ,,ir,ne Of two certain deeds Of trust
from Mary ~ Roots and husband TO the
undergicncd trustees both bearing date
o oI'oJ Ap Ill i. 1872. end recorded in Deed
Book Vol. IA. pages - ana ~ re, resReC-
Cont OF Manchester. Va. deiaut having
been made in the payment Of the dent
therein secured and being required 50 10
do by the holder Of the bonds, we VIII seH
al prbHc auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER H. 1891
at 4:3O o'clock p NJ, the property de-
ecribcd in the Aforesaid aeeos or trust
as Follows: All that certain LOT or PAR
cEf. OF LAND lying on the south side
of McDonough street, IN the city OF MAN.
chester, state % Virginia, commencing
eeventy-fve feet from Tenth street ana
fronting on McDonough street tfty--Seven
feet and running back 90 a depth Of eigh-
ty-two and one-haf feet.
TERMS: Cash as TO the cost OF execut-
Ing this trust. and 10 pay any taxes that
may be due at the time of the sale, and
10 nav the balance $500, and interest from
January l. lS4 due the bond secured ia
the decd, Balance on such terms as may
he announced at the sale. Whilst the
terms OF the deed call for cash as 10 the
overdue bond, more favorable terms may
70 JOHN CHAMBLIN,
b. A. BRAUER,
w. Is. PlZzlNI.
Augustine Royal & Co.. Auctloneers.
oc2-td
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EEaI, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAILS.

nor SALE. f;3
SIX ACRES and ThRfsl.-ls,,3Vt,o,in line.
HOA s 2ro,dnctive soil: few fruit trees goo goo
'5oter perfect title Must sell Pr zee Si'O
water csc. j.. CRAWFORD * 80,
oo9-1t $40 '"'N -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

Charles "A. Rose.

u EyIsED RENT LIST ft
WITH REDUCED PRICES. HI
CTAs. a. ROSE.
Real Estate and Loans,
r,ayotf u north Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

VNRUsTEEs' SALE
Il OF .
DESIRABLE TWO-sTORY FRAME
HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS N On,
gWANSBORO. NEAR THE CITY of
MANCHESTER, VA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
MEETINGS.

Office OF the
Nf,tual Assurance Society or Virginia,
Ifo,,,e ofsfce building. IOff y. Main ST.
Ricnmond. Va. Oct ., 1897.
rrHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
members of this society viii be hele
~ the office MONDAY. November :. 1871
al I o'clock L. NJ
oco-eu4t Secretary.
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VIM. T. Pizzini
Real Estate Agent, 1905 Bank street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

F OR SALE. 77o,..rs 1Hi
en- CASH AND SMALL Mon MI. III -
S -, Cfe.' neat Two-Story Dwellings, g.. ,
rooms each: hall veranda. p9rchSss, nam ham
efs we'll. etc. all in nice ORDER N''i'''''''
street. r,,,o.,x->- g. co
- 1i1s Main street.
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BY Vashon & Lawrence.
Real Estate AuctiOneers.

Augustine Royal & Co. Auctioneers.
Oc2-td
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
ArcrIoN sALEs--future Dvas.

o~~c~ ~.~~~oy~,~oOo~c-0 r-0.~-rsc.~Y0>0'
BY Charles A. Rose.
Real Estate and Loan Agent,
No. II north Tenth street.
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oOovyrrI. RIrY A NICE LITTLE
ltVN HORSE on west Clay street,
renting for $40 per month.
POLLARD & BAGBY'
ooe-1t No. north Eleventh street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

~ or sALr-siO CASH AND s., SO
i MoNTHLY-neatt SiI i,issSan P ia the S
I ia n r. sMOOT, $40 east Mar, nan
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

UT ANTED-EVERY LADY IN klCh-
w NoND who have Domestic Sewing
Machines 10 know that they can nave
them kept i'm good repair by app.yins 10
GARLAND II. CLAltNh, I'D east bt,.''
street.
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NOR SALE OR RENT.
II OR SALE

EASY TERMS. MODERN BAh-N,, ~
,,Dxv DXVETIING First, between Mili
Pp1d cary streets. Detached, r' rooms,
bath. pantry. etc. 500 eash'
THOMPSON DROWN & CO..
-. lil3 Main street
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-01-28

Laura Clay of Lexington, KY, Sarah
B. Cooper of San Francisco, Henry B.
Blackwell of Massachusetts,, Martha
Cannon of Utah, Nell G. Woods of
Idaho and Laura M. Johns of Kansas
Susan B. Anthony called the conven-
ton to order shortly after 10 o'clock,
but deferred her opening address until
after some routine proceedings. The
vice president at large, Rev. Anna
Howard Shaw, and Corresponding Sec
rotary Rachel Foster Avery presented
their reports.
@ miss Anthony.s Address. 'ss's"'
Susan B. Anthony, president, gave
her annual address during the after
moon. 1t was devoted largely to a
statement of the wNlS in California.
which she regarded as very satisfac-
tory. She said that California; defeat
is simply victory deferred, for the legis.
lature is sure to submit an amendment
and they will be victorious in Novem-
Der, 1898. Nevada, Oregon, Washing
ton and Montana would like to have
a suffrage campaign and prospects for
success are good. She urged more
thorough local organization for the ed
ucation of voters. What we, need, she
said, is house to house educational
work throughout every precinct. We
may carry amendments without educa-
stion Of this kind, but it is not likely.
Rsv. Anna Shaw Reports.
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw of Phila-
~delphia reported on the work in Cali
fprpie whore she spent most Of the
past year with Miss Anthony. Laura
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-01-28
GETTING ON RECORD
Silver Men in the Senate
Speak on the Pending
Wolcott Bill.
Not Opposed to the Confer
ence but Its Failure Is
Predicted.
Turpie Of Indiana Concludes
His Speech on Cuban
Question.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The senate
had a busy session. Cuba, the pro-
posed international monetary confer
ence and the Nicaragua canal each
came in for share Of attention. Mr..
IArpie of Indiana closed his speech on
the Cuban resolutions. urging that
Spain had utterly failed to quell the
outbreak and that the Uuited States
should intervene.
The Wolcott bill for an international
monetary conference was considered
for the first time. Mr.. White (Dem.
CALI, Mr.. Cannon (Ind., Utah) and
Mr.. Daniel Dem, Va.) urged that the
conference would be futile and was not
intended as serious movement to-
ward bimetallism. 1t was made evil
dent, however, that the bill would
Meet With Little Opposition
beyond the expression of the senators
that the bill would accomplish ,votlAng
Mr.. Stewart offered an amendment pro-
viding that in case the conference
failed the secretary of the treasury
shall within 30 days begin the free and
unlimited coinage of both gold and sill
yer. No final action on the bill was
taken. The Nicaragua canal debate
was resumed, Mr.. Daniels speaking
against the measure. Mr.. Morgan SUBJ
mitted letter from President Hitch.
cock of the canal company, replying to
the recent letter of Minister Roder-
iguez. Mr.. Morgan also offered an
amendment designed to meet the OBJ
jections presented by Mr.. Rodriguez.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-01-28
PINAR DEL RIO BATTLE.

Spaniards Lose One Hundred Killed I'm
the "Psciied" Province.
KEY WEST, Fla, Jan. 27.-News
from Havana reports hot battle was
waged at Las Mangas, Pinar de- Rio
province, on Thursday, between o., 3 Of
Colonel San Martins detachmentsl nd
two troops of insurgents commans ed
by the brothers Delgado. The Place
has Spanish garrison Of 200 men.
The Delgados marched to attack it and
word was sent by the Spaniards to San
Martin for aid. The insurgents pre-
pared reception for San Martins
band. The fight which resulted was a
hot and bloody one. Major Andres,
the Spanish officer, was killed with
two of his lieutenants. The troops
suffered terribly, the Cubaps hewing
their way through them with machetes.
The Spanish loss is reported at over
100, while the Cubans did not lose over
10 men,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-01-28
FAVOR THE TREATY.

Big Meeting to Endorse Arbitration Held
in Washington.
WASHINGTON, Jan. PA large meet
ing Of the friends of arbitration be-
tween the United States and Great
Britain, now pending in thessenate,
was held in the Grand Opera House
during the afternoon. The call for the
meeting was signed G NJ Secretary Of
State John w oster, Chief Justice
Melville w. Fuller of the United
States supreme court, Bishop John F.
Hurst, Bishop Henry Satterlee, Presi-
dent B. l.. Whitman of Columbian
university, Rev. d. j. Stafford ard
other prominent citizens. The purpose
of the meeting was stated in the call to
be the public attestation of the appro-
baton of the great principles of arbi-
tration embodied "a the pending
treaty. The audience was large and
distinguished one.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-01-28
A Real Nice Game warden.

| Daniel Chrlsten of Albany, one of the
ldeputyganae wardens Of Srearps coun-
Fly, doubtless does not entertain as
fattering opinion of his capabilities as
a sleuth now as he did previous to last
tuesday. says the Melrose Beacon. II
executive agent Fullerton had furnished
Mr.. Christen with little handbook on
How Game Wardens Should Proceed
he would have saved that Young man a
great deal Of serious embarrassment
and few coins of the realm. However.
among the items of understanding
stored away in Mr., Christen's think
tank was a knowledge of the fact that
while some people eat meat on Friday,
there were hosts of others who did not,
but who were partial to fish that day.
Hence, he knew, that fish would doubt
less be brought in from the lakes by
poachers on Thursday, and offered for
sale. He came to Melrose during the
morning and kept his eye pealed for
Iaw-breakers in the way of fish vendors.
In the afternoon he ran across a coun-
try boy by the name OF Lowell from an
out district who had a string OF fish
with which he was endeavoring to ne-
gotiate for a sack of flour. Christen
promptly exhibited his authority by
confscAting the fish and taking Lowell
into custody. And then, the game war
den attempted the brilliant stroke of
business for his personal aggrandize-
nent. Taking Lowell off to one side,
Christen read the law as he understood
it, in deep, sepulchral tones, to his vic
tim, portraying in vivid coiors the
terrible punishment that awaited all
violators OF the sacred game laws as
administered by Agent Fullerton and
his aggregation of deputies, and con-
cluded by kindly condescending to stand
between Lowell and the Fullerton aven-
gers if $40 bill was promptly forth
coming. Young Lowell was badly
frightened and agreed to make the effort
of bis life to secure the money, which he
did by hard rustling, when he was per-
mitted to go. And Warden Christen
put the $40 in his jeans and looked
pleasant.
ELater e c, Richmond, Marshal Kram-
err and several other prominent citizens
learned of the incident and promptly
paid their respects to Warden Christen.
The latter Acknowledged the deed. re,
turned the $40 and fish to Lowell, paid
all costs, amounting to about $500,
and was then allo wed to go his way.
In defense of his action, he declared ig-
norance OF the letter ofthe law and in
sisted that he thought he was doing
what was right. 1t is stated that this
was not the first o6ense OF the kind of
which Christen is guilty, It would APP
pear that Agent Fullerton might inyes-
tigatc this case and give Christen his
Just deserts by revoking his commission.