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All who ATE afflicted with

All who ATE afflicted with
ScrOiulI, Eczema, letter,
Cancer, Carbuuclcs, Rheumatisn1 :.
Contagious Blood Poison.
Catarrh, or any other form of blood
troubles, will find in $. \. $. Il prompt
and permanent cure il matters not
now deep seated the disease, or what
other treatment has failed. Carbuncles.
are the result of an impoverished con
citicu of the blood, causing a depressed
vitality and such i low state Of health
It's difficult for the system 10 with
stand even the mildest illness.
MIR. Joseph c. Mygatt, OF No. 100 Han.
COCK Ave, Athens, Ga, says: ." con-
tracted blood poison from dye, which,
developers such alarming symptoms.
that my life was almost despaired of.
At one time there were fourteen car
buncIcs on my body, and my suffering
was such that for months | was unable
10 do any work. The best physician
incur city treated me constantly, but
his efforts were of no avail, my coudi-.
ton growing worse all the while.
-. >. >. was recommended, and after
l had taken the first bottle, an inn
provement was noticed. grew better
every day, and after taking six bottles
| was entirely cured. The carbuncles
all disappeared, leaving my skin per
fcctly clear, and i have never Had one.
since"
There is not = dise9se Of tho lalosd,
II matters not how severe, wbfSh S.
>. >. Will not cure. It is guaBaateed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-07-22

Jerry Simpson had TO smile when
his resolution for the appointment
of select committee Of I've 10 Ia
yestlgate the sugar trust and It's
relations to Congressional loglsla-
ton was referred TO the Judiciary
commit tee of the House, when has
not been appointed yet.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-07-22
Purely Vegetable

and is real blood remedy for real
blood troubles, promptly reaching the
scat OF the disease, and forSing il out
permanently.
Books on cancer. and blood and skin
diseases mailed free to any address.
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-07-22

In addition TO this, we have ar
ranged TO sell tickets at same rates
and for same trains TO Ocean City,
Maryland.
CorrespondIngly low rates from
other Stations.
For further information address
nearest b, & o. Agent.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-07-22

l'pans Tabulos.
Ripans Gabules cure dltuIonce.
Rip1us TaDulcs cure constipation.
Bip1ns Fabules cure headache.
iipana T1bulcs cure bad breath.
Ii'pans Tabuics cure indigo su0u.
Ripans Tobulc8 gentle cathartic.
RipoDs fabrIcs cure liver troubles.
kiDans Tabuics plcJsau. laxative.
Ripans T1bulcs for sour stomach.
RipanH Tabulcg cure dyspepsia.
R.pans Tabulcs cure bili0uncss.
lt.pau5 T3buIos one gives relief.
ItIpWs T1bula3 az druggists.
ttip7n3 iaDulos cure nausea
ltipans T1bulrs cure torpid liver.
Itipaus T1bulos assist digestion.
Ripans Tabulcs cure dizziness.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-07-22
WASHINGToN. -. C.. J
jury ~. 1897. (

Probably the majority OF The
Senate Committee ON Foreign BE
htions seek to case their consci-
ences by such "hot-stuiT" az the
report IN .le this week on the resol
utlon directing the President TO de
mInd the release Of three Amcri-
cans who are in Cubn prisons.
having been clptured on the
steiner Comps t!tor. Tncy know
the House will not act ON it..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-07-22
CIRCUIT cOuar PROCEEDINGS.
Complete Chancery Record Of the
July Tenn.

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reiustAtel Oh the docket. Former
Commissioner, John :. >. Herr,
being dead, and Commissioner La
Toilette bcing unable to serve, Ira
+. Robinson, WIS appointed special
commissioner IN this case.
j. l.. McChnnaian vs.. Jacob
Sellers ct al. C,se roinstateI on
the docket.
+. }. Crogtn vs.. Geo. w. Roster
ct al. Case dismissed satisfied.
s. If. Crawford vs.. Daniel W.
De Berry. Same order.
Phelps & Bigclow Windmill Go.
vs.. Julia l.. Fitzgerald ct al. Same
rider.
George Dc .ker'5 admir- vs.. Hrr-
mon Grchscr ct al. Decree granted
for sale of property.
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mon Matthews heirs ct al. Report
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H10NONaAHELA RIVER RAILROAD.

The WOn1nCns Eouto ~ the short
sine betsyccu EaiTmOnt aud
CiRrksburx.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-29
LIKE A FAREWELL.
QUEEN VICTORIA VISITS THE
HOME OF HER CHILDHOOD.
ABDICATION OF STATE FUNCTIONS.
The Prince and Princess of wales
VIII Hereafter Have TO fer-
form All of These Th"t are
Public.

LONDON. June 2S-The Queen return
ed 10 London this afternoon. her final
iubilee-day but one. and made what most
probably was her last jubilee appearance
In the metropolis, for with the celebration
that closes at Aldershot on Thursday next
the state appearances of her Majesty 1t
is said on fair official authority, will be
finished. Henceforth, for whatever span
OF life may be left her, Queen Victoria
Will confine herself TO such work for the
State as can be done at Windsor. Balmo-
raj or Osborne. All those official func-
tlons. drawing-rooms, public ceremonies
opening town halls, hospitals. and the
like. which bring the sovereign face to
face with the people. will now be rele-
gated to the Prince and Princess of Wales.
1t was the knowledge Of this, patheti-
cally mingled with loyalty. that lent such
deep interest to to-day's proceedings, Mt
tingly devoted in the first instance to
visit to Kensington. Going TO her birth
place, possibly for the last time. revived
for the Queen all the sweet associations
of childhood, made more solemn to her
i'm that it was here she first knew she
was a Queen. and that on this day fifty
nine years ago, she was crowned.
AS her Majesty has always cherished
with passionate attachment every tender
sentiment, to-day's visit was one of
mingled pleasure and sadness. 1t seemed
indeed a farewell.
Her Majesty reached buckingham
Palace. on the return. at 1870 p. NJ. and
about o'clock entered the grounds, 10
be present at a garden party, for which
5000 invitations had been issued. Her
Majesty was received with almost reve-
rental greetings and took up her posi-
tion. 10 which she was wheeled from the
palace door, in front Of a small tent near
the lake. The gardens were beautifully
arranged. The Queens watermen were
In boats on the lake, the fountains were
all playing, refreshment marques had
been erected at convenient spots. and
three bands Of music were In attendance.
The queen received many Of her guests
at the tent, and then took leave of the
special ENJOYS Of the foreign Powers TO
the jubilee ceremonies. and their suites.
Among the Americans present were all
the members of the United States special
embassy, excepting Rear-Admiral Miller.
The Queen returned to Windsor al Z
o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-29
TARIFF sTEERERs TALK.
Rates ON Coal-Rcciprocity With
Cnnada-Pincapples.

WASHINGTON, u. c.. June S.-There
was large gathering Of Republican sem
ators at the meeting of the Senate FL
nance Committee at the Arlington Hotel
tonight. Most OF the time was spent in
discussing the rates TO be imposed on
coal. and the proposition 10 fix them so
that a reciprocal arrangement may be
arrived at with the Dominion Of Canada.
No formal conclusion was reached, tne
committee deferring final action until the
meeting tomorrow morning.
Strong arguments were advanced by
some of those present I'm favor OF rate
Of 20 cents per ton on coal. the statement
being made that the western coal-helds
should find a market in Canada for an
additional million Of tons per year, this
statement being based on reports that the
new Liberal Ministry of the Dominion
would reduce the duty on imports OF
American coal to a similar amount. and
enter into reciprocal arrangements with
the United States.
After the meeting one member OF the
committee advanced the opinion that the
rate to be finally fixed would be o. IL
cents per ton, but that there would he no
provision for a reciprocal agreement.
The rates on pineapples were increased,
IN packages. from 9 to cents per cubic
foot: in bulk. from 81 10 81 per thousand.
The general subject Of reciprocity also
came up for discussion by the Republi-
can members Of the committee after the
visitors had departed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-29
BOLD BANK ROBBERY.
CASHIER, HESITATING, LOSES
PART OF AN EAR.
FIGHT WITH The ROBBERS
One Of Them Throws Up His Hands
and Surrenders--Other Three Be-
ing Closely Pursued-Can Hardly
Escape.

OMAHA, NEB., June ga special to
the Bee. from Deadwood. s. d., says:
-Four masked men this morning made Q
desperate attempt to rob the Butte
County Bank. at Bellefourche Entering
the bank, with rcvolvers drawn, they orr
dered the customers present and bank
officials to hold up their hands. A lit
tie hesitancy on the part OF Cashier Mar.
Die drew shot from the gun Of one ol
the robbers which clipped of large
portion OF the cashiers right ear. and
forced compliance with the command.
The safe and counters were relieved Of
the cash they contained. and the rob-
bers. mounting their horses. which had
been conveniently stationed, rode away.
An alarm was Immediately given, and
In a few minutes well-mounted and
armed posse was in pursuit OF the rob-
bers. Within few miles from town the
posse came up with the fugitives. and .
running fight ensued, which resulted In
one of the robbers throwing up his
hands and surrendering. The others. be-
ing better mounted, continued their
fight, but are being closely pdrsued. and
have very few chances for escape.
The day was favorable for a raid on
the bank. as the weather was such that
It kept the towns-people off the streets.
The robbers had little opposition, and
had quite start before the alarm could
be given.
THE ROBBERS DESPERATE.
AS the party started away after the
assault on the bank. an unusual display
of firearms on their part attracted the
attention OF a. Giles. a merchant. who
surmised that something was wrong, ana
| gave an alarm. Giles was made the tar
get for voIiey from the robbers pistols,
| but escaped uninjured.
Pursuit was prompt. the bandits having
barely time to unhitch their horses aud
mount before being surrounded.
In the fight that followed, Walter Gay.
of Gay 4 Sons. was shot through the
cheek. receiving a painful wound. The
outlaws fred right and left while riding
out Of the town, but no one else was
| wounded.
Thomas Day the captured robber. was
overhauled half a mile from town. and
| IS now I'm Jail at Deadwood. He Is a
stranger in the vicinity. The rest Of
the gang are now at bay at the Three
V ranch. n few miles from Bellefourche.
where they will likely be captured or
killed.
1t transpires that less than E5 was
taken from the bank. the cashier, Arthur
Marble, having slammed, shut. and
locked the doors OF the vault at
the entrance OF the robbers. He was
fired at three times. only one shot taking
effect. He tried 10 return the fire. but
| his nisfnl failed him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-29
SOUTHERN MUSIC FESTIVAL.
Southern Branch of Music Tenchers'
Association.

NEW YORK, June 23.-At the close of
the Music Teachers Convention tonight,
about one hundred southern music
teachers met in the lyceum at the Grand
Central Palace and discussed the holding
of a southern music festival. and the
formation of State associations in the
Southern States. Charles w. Landon,
of Lynchburg, Va. James L. Ewel, of
New York: Mrs. T. j. Simmons, of
Eufaula. Ala. Mrs. William Brooks and
Nine. Barbot, of Charleston, 5. c.; G..
W Bryant. of Raleigh, n. c.; $. A.
Wolff, of Dallas, y. c., and Joseph Nc
Lean, OF Atlanta, Ga, were chosen as
committee to organize a southern
branch of the Music Teachers National
Association. This committee will send
out invitations to southern teachers to
meet in a music festival TO be held i'm
Atlanta. Ga. during the Christmas holi-
days The organization will be perfected
at the Atlanta festival Texas is the
only Southern State which has a Music
Teachers Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-29
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Reed Actually Says lie Is Thinking
of Appointing Them.

WASHINGTON. June 2S - Speaker
Reed said to-day he had the matter Of
committee appointments under consiGera-
tion. and that unless something now un-
for,sn occurred to change his present
inclination. he would prepare the list
and submit 1t prior to the final ad-
iournmcnt.
one of the interesting things in con-
nection with the appointments Is the
disposition to be made of the twenty
one Populists. In a written communica-
tiOn 90 the Speaker early in the session,
they demanded recognition Of the COM
mittcos as a separate party. Heretofore,
they have not been recognized. Neither
Speaker Reed nor the late Speaker Crisp
recognized the party of which they are
members as entitled to separate recogni-
ton. and their assignments as rule
were confined TO unimportant commit
tees. None of the big committees-like
Ways ana Means. Appropriations, For
eign Affairs, or Judiciary-has had
Populist member. The Democrats will
protest If the Populists are given repre-
sentation at their expense 1t is not
considered at all likely that Speaker
Reed will see III 10 change his policy
regarding the Populsts.
When Mr. Reed comes 10 make up his
lists. he will doubtless confer with Mr..
Bailey. Of Texas. who was selected as
the candidate for Speaker by the Demo-
cratic caucus. There is no intimation
Of any change I'm the chairmanships Of
the principal committees. Where the old
chairmen are members Of the present
House they will doubtless. with possibly
an exception or two. be reappointed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-29
THE MIDSUMMER TURF.
Latonia Closes TO-Day-Oakley TO
Omen Thursday.

CINCINNATI. O., June 28.-Three long
shots and three favorites divided the
purses at Latonia to-day. Tomorrow
Latonia closes. oakley Will open with
tbirtv-dav meeting on Thursday, July
1st. Track fast, weather fine, betting
good.
First race-One mile-Gallante % TO y
won. Sir Ebony IS 10 Land 10 j second.
and Kalmia GO 10 ID third. Time. :sS 81.
second race-siX furlOngs-HOnOr % TO
p won. Popuist % 10 ] and to D Sc
cond. and Momus GO to j third. Time,
1:le -.
ST. RAYMOND go TO - won, Sound Money
IS TO ] and 10 p second, ana George b'
Cox ~ 10 y third. Time. 1903 81.
Fourth race-mile and siXteenth--Ed-
dio Burke ll TO % Won, countess 5rind
% 10 . and 10 p second, ana Sim w. q
TO ID third. Time. l.iS.
Fifth race-hve urlongs-MalvOlio IS 10
81 won. The Last q to ] and 10 = Sc
cond and Fleeda GO TO j third. lime
Sixth race-six furlongs-Lizzetta G5 to
u won. Old Centre O. TO l and ? TO y
second, and Kitty B. % to y thlrd. Ilme'
'''' CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
ST. LOUIS. June 2S-Three favorites
and three secOnd-choices were successful
To-day AT the FaiT-GrOundS. In the NTH
event Full Hand broke through the start
ing-gate. and. throwing the boy Off. ran
away for over three miles. Senator Nor
rim. i'm the same race, got his leg caught
I'm the fence and had 10 be withdrawn,
while Weenatchi in jumping about at the
most cut a hole in his leg. and had 10 be
Withdrawn All these accidents necessl-
fated "A delay of twenty minutes, Tor
new book Track heavy; weather warm.
First race-maidens. six furlongs-Arian
al 10 1W won. FL Alma "a to . and : 70
3 second Belle Dlablo 90 10 j third.
Time. 1.23H.
and a half furlongs-Berha Utiger (S 10 y
won. Goethe G 10 and 10 y second,
African t25 to ID third. Time, l:lo5i.
Third race-One mile and twenty yards
Mamie LIS Sister % 70 p won, Utopia g
10 . and to % second Bob Millican @ 10
y third. Time, l;52A.
Fourth Tace-pUrse, seven furlongs-
Nacey a TO - won, Aqunas G 10 and
ouO second. Trcpia 6 TO u third. Time,
Fifth race-seven furlongs-Greny Hurst
n TO l0 won, Cass GO 10 ] and 10 D Sc
cond, Little Billee Is 10 u third. Time,
.39. ,, ,r,..-.-
nc 10 % won. St Augustine - 10 ana )
10 ID second. Sweet William q 10 D third.
Time l.9lA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-29
CLOSING JUBILEE INCIDENTS.
Admiral Miller TicisIes the British
Reid Lunches Dayoust.

PORTSMOUTH. June 2S.-Much disap-
pointment is felt among the British naval
officers al the fact that the Queen did not
review the fleet i'm person on Saturday,
and especially as she goes TO Aldershot
on Thursday 10 review the troops there.
Pleasure has been expressed here at
Ter. United States navy. to General Davis.
commanding the Southern District. IL
was as follows: my advice. sir. 10 any
nation going TO war is TO consult England
first"
The United States special envoy, White
law Reid gave a luncheon to-day in
honor Of the Due dAuresstadt (Aiarshal
DavousD. Grand Chancellor OF the Legion
of Honor. and special envoy Of France.
The guests included the United States
Hawaiian representative. s. VI. Damon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-29
Electric Brcyities.


Madrid.-Nine children have been killed
and many others injured by the collapse
of a church wall at Solana in the pro-
vince of Ciudad Real.
Washington.-The Senate confirmed the
nomination OF III. ;. Harkins, 10 be COL
lector of Internal Revenue for the Fifth
District of North Carolina.
Washlngton.-Unless the condition Of
public business prevents, President ana
Mrs. Mckinney. VIII leave N6SshlL SIon ,l
Friday for a visit to Canton, o., where
they will remain until Monday.
Philadelphia.-Prisc Fitzgerald. a
colored woman. formerly a slave In Nir-
giuia. died at the home Of her son; aged
il5 years She was born on a Virginia
plantation, Christmas-Day, ll2
Washlngton-Sena Davis reported
from the Committee on Foreign Relations
an amendment 10 the general denclency
bill TO pay 5000 TO the families OF the
three Italians lynched at New Orleans.
New YorI,.-Walhalla Hall which for
the past six weeks has been the head
quarters Of the striking tailors, was de-
serted. IL was understood that all the
members OF the tailors' ana garment
makers unions had returned TO work.
Key West, Fla.-Quiet prevails, and the
trouble between the whites and blacks
over Johnson. the alleged assailant OF
Mrs Atven. Is believed TO be at an end.
8 special session OF the County Court
will be held next month 10 try Johnson.
lowell. Mass.-The Massachusetts, Cot
ton-NiIIs which employed l,1OJ hands.
were closed. and will not be reopened
until July 18th. The shutdown was de-
cided upon because OF the low price at
which goods are selling and the poor de-
mand.
Washington.- on.-Representative King, Of
Trtah. has introduced in the House a bill,
Identical with that introduced by Senator
Morgan i'm the Senate. providing for the
annexation of Hawaii under the condi-
lions of the treaty negotiated by the
President.
Berlin.-As the health of Baron Mar
schal Won Biebersteln. Minister OF For
eign Affairs. is in no way impaired. the
semi-official announcement OF his retire
ment from the Foreign once. which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-29
Trilby Excursion.

Sunday, July 9Th. and every Sunday
tho "Trilby" excursions will run their
regular trips to Norfolk, Virginia Beach.
and Ocean View, giving the public the
following low prices for the round-trip:
To Norfolk. g. Virginia Beach, N.25. and
ocean View. si15. Train leaves Byrd
Street Depot Via Norfolk and Western
railway at $50 a. NJ, returning, leaves
virginia Reach at p. NJ, ocean View at
$50 p. NJ. and Norfolk at 100 u. NJ. Pas
sengers for Ocean View only have one
change. and that from the same plat
form (Norfolk and Western Depot. Nor
folk. Those for Virginia Beach go
through without change. Dinner rates
at the Princess Anne Virginia Beach.
and Ocean View hotels. for 30 cents.
Tickets for these points at and on tho
train. NICHE e. ADAMS. Managers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-29


nave been surgeon. must have known
something OF huIoan anatomy. as he had
cut the body I'm parts where saw and
Nniie would meet with least resistance.
IN me case OF the legs the cuts had been
made slanting, instead OF directly across.
This was the easiest way to make the
cuts. But the physician admitted that
the cutter may have struck the easiest
ana simplest way TO do his horrible work
by mere accident. Still he did not think
that possible, and thought that even. a
butcher accustomed 10 the killing and
cutting up Of animals could not have
done the work so well as It has been
done.
IL was said by a physician to-day that
parts Of the body had been boiled. This
Dr. O'Hanlon does not believe. The pc
cullar appearance OF the fragment found
in the upper part Of the city was due to
its lying in the sun before being wrapped,
he thinks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-29
Low Rates to young Peoples Society
Christian Endcayor. san Francisco,
CnI Win Southern Railway.

The rate OF $3l.lo nrst-class one way.
Richmond to San Francisco, Cal, for
this convention. has been authorized by
the Southern railway, and tickets will
be on sale June 9TH 2sth, 18th, Goth,
July 1st and ID. tickets limited to arrive
i'm San Francisco July 9Th; stop-overs
permitted within limit west OF FL Paso.
For the return trip, the western lines
will sell tickets at about same rates as
Going tickets TO be sold at San Fran
cisco. Cal. July 18th TO nth. inclusive.
also on Mondays and Thursdays there
after as follows: July 10. q. 26, %. Au-
gust 2, 8. and 3. 1897.
For further information as 10 route
schedules. etc, apply 10 c. w. West
bury, travelling passenger agent. No. go
east Main street Richmond. Va.