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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-27
Fourth fully Excursion Rates on south

The Southern Railways has authorized
account Of the Fourth OF July holidays,
from points on its line at rates of one and
one-third nrst-class fare for the round
trim. tickets to be sold July End. Bird, and
an for trains scheduled 10 reach destina-
ton OF ticket not later than noon OF July
5th. 1897. Final limit OF tickets Will be
July eth, 1897.
For further information apply to any
AGENT Southern Railway or c. w. West
bury. r. Z. A., 92O east Main street, Rich
mnul. Va.
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EtiLI.utDs.
ATLANTIC COAST Line

s~CHEUULE EFFECTIVE MAY 10, ~,
TRAINS LEAVE is,JlAoSD-NNiO"
800 \. NJ. DaAy a..ss pe.ersaaFy
a. III, NOrt,ik AD ~ o.
stops ,niy ~ ts.eiso''s 81
40 =, W@ssriy. ans sauys"' ID
A. NJ, Weldon A. ~ e.
ChaIlc.ion 1920 A.. n. sa'sn.
nan lz.yJ a. M J~aeNsonf'.'
i.,J A.. ~. Pore tampa 49,
i. NJ. Connect 0t VI ~"
"lth No. 60 arriving S'is
noro J.4U a. -4.. Nisninot on
5.4o J.. ~. Pullman a.eep-'
90 New \ OiA 10 JackaoNNtiie
SOU - M,, Ddily, local, arrives fele'S
burg Bi- J.. NJ. Makes al
stops.
$50 p. n. Daily. arrives Petersburg s;,'
4. NJ, Makes local steps -
"a, p . ana A. railroad. ,,
~" T. IL. Daily, arrives PetersbtiS H'vt
Al, connects with y. Ai'
". Tor NOTioik ana int'.
diato points. Eny,r.d 49,.
connects With A.. aAd a. tet
stations between +mpOi4A t"i
iaNt.Acevticj. Wc-DoN
NJ. f~aycOevAic l'
NJ, tnarlestOn go. \, M. 81
tanuah 800 a. 81. jlchrDl
NJle 100 +. NJ, Port ramp"
New LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS.-Arriylns
AlAem i-s a.. w.. Ausn.tA ~
A. NJ. Macon Il a. Mi
idLta lEI5 j.. Al, luhn1a
sleeper New iorS TO w,
miu6tou, J~ackaonfllt,
tampa. Aiken, Augusta ""
$3.50 p. IL, Daily. arrives Peter burg
9:SI y. NJ. Weldon l;a i. ".
Makes local stops u-l"r-"
II. , u petersburg and Wslao r
vi Dally, arrives fe..l
IIHL. AH||I.H- HN.NH
q, ~ Roanoke 1850 \. NJ, btislo'
10 +. NJ. Pullman Sleeper hie"-
~ ona 10 ~Lyncnburg.
''"' ~ ~, sunday accommodation m"Ne7
a.so an stops h.. a. j.. b. r.
NJ sunday ACCOMMODATING WNN
r,rall stops IL. g. J.. y H.
TRANS ARRIVE RlcuMoND ne
'-o Il. VI Daily. From Jackson ine.
~SavarLah. Charleston ,l
"a, Macon. Augusta. az" $50
s,s points S0nth. Adam
oA' A NJ, Daily except SUNDAY
ia. Athens. and l.aiei6h' ii.n
gerson, Lynchburs, ana I'll"
s;51 a. NJ. Daily pet.rsburg Local
oVo a. A., Sunday only. From ttan'''
Athens. kaleieh. and le,..
Hos A. NJ sqn, E~yncEG1sii "is a.1 M and
Petersburg.
$50 p. NJ. Daily. Jacksonville. Swan
nah, Charleston, Wilmington.
GolGsboro, and all points
South.
100 7. NJ. Daily. Norfolk. Suffolk. WaY-
erly. and PETERSBURG.
SOB L. NJ, Daily. Petersburg, LynrA-
burg. and West.
1'iu a. NJ, Sunday accommodations
10 /. NJ, Sunday 1c-ouroL.,-n
T. NJ. EMERSON,
J. r. KENLY. Traffic Manager
General Manager.
c. q. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent
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Council and Committees.

a meeting Of the Common Council VIII
be held Monday at 6 Z. NJ. to take action
on a bond resolution passed by the Board
Of Aldermen %Fridaynight. The resolution
as originally passed was defective ana
was reconsidered by the Board ana an
other adopted in its stead.
Committees will meet as follows'
Streets, 8 =. VI.
Schools. $50 +. NJ.
Accounts and Printing. $50 T. NJ.
Claims and Salaries, Z L. VI.
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Fourth of July Excursion Rates on south
eru RAILWAY.

The Southern Railway has authorized
account OF the Fourth of July holidays.
from points on its lire at rates Of one ana
one-third hrst-class fare for the round
trip. tickets to be sold July "a, Sd. and
An for trains SCHEDULED 20 reach destina-
ton ~ ticket not later han noon OF July
K 1897. Final limit of tickets Will be July
:, 1891.
For further information apply 10 any
AGENT OF the Southern Railway or G. W.
WESTBTRY, L. r. A., 9gD east Main
street, Richmond, Va. Ju29-toJlybd
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Mclean and Hanna.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. June 26.-The
Cincinnati Post to-day prints interviews
with a number OF editors throughout
Ohio upon their preference for Senator.
All the Republicans are loud for Hanna.
The majority OF Democrats express pre-
ference for John Il. Mclean Of Cincinnati.
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Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 3D. 1871
$40 A. NJ. Sunday oniy: Ter Wasains'op

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL l0' lo'n
$40 A. NJ. Sunday oniy. fer Washington
FiLa Glen Allen, A-llttl'
boswell, Ruther Glnn, ien9la.
Milford. Guinea, FsenelteN
s;.5 A. NJ. Daily ssSzeespt sunnqay&; o, fqr
WV ~ ~rifnlfOu anu .L' N ~.
stops' At Elbbs ssS AsI'""a au hssr
loissl sSasuola' Milford, Woods
S,Sn' Cuiuef. summit. red
ml,etshurg. Brooke, and WIDE
100 N. wRsua,lsg,ineton ma points Norm.
Az sadi s., Bo,ve H,,oo2 @iliS ard
Whitewater. pdrlor-Car; alaoi
connects with Congressional
Limited et Washington.
g.ls r. n. DAILY, fc- bennington ana
' points North. stops at Elpa'
Ashland. boswell. Milford;
FREDERICKSBURG. BROOKE ana
Whitewater, n other stations
Sundays Sleeper richmond 70
ARRIVE fBsYRD,sfREET STATION.
$40 A. NJ. Daily. Stops az Whitewater,
-" BROOKE. fredericksburg, Ml-
ford. boswell Ashland, ana
Elba, and ether stations sun
days. Sleeper Ne" YORK 10
,.S p. n. Daily except sunday. stops
at Whitewater BROOKE, Fred
tlAAfrMAN ns .sNANAHNH -.".-
Wood8lane. Milford. Penoia,
Ruther Glen. boswell. Iayiofa,
Vile, Ashland. Glen Alien. and
Elba. Parloi Car from wash
ing'on.
ITO p. NJ. Danr Stops only al Frede-
r~icksbuTg. boswell. and ASH
land. P~ullman-Cars from New
York and Washington.
s.fS p. NJ. Daily. stops az Whitewater.
" Brooke. FredeTlrksblrs, sum
nit, Guinea. Woodsiane, Nil
ford. PenCia. Hutuer bien'
boswell. Ashland. Glen AIlen'
and Elba. Slctliutf L.L
FIR ACCOMMODATIONS.
6Dauy, except sunday2
4O0 y n Leaves Byrd-Stieet station.
S.s0 NJ Arrives Byro-Street station.
Wv ASHLAND TRAINS
ODaflv. except Sunday)
S:i2 A. NJ. Leaves RIDE
500 =. NJ, Leaves tlnh.
$40 A. NJ. Arrives F.na-
WV q. 4. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
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To accommodate persons desiring 10
spend Sunday in the country. the Farm
VILE and Powhatan railroad has arrang-
ed the following schedule:
Leave Richmond SATURDAYS. via South
ern railway. Y noon. arrive tarmville
5:57 +. VI. Returning, leave Farmville
Mondays. AIS; arrive Richmond $40 A.
NJ. Other week days leave Farmyille )
4. VI.
etc. amply to n. II. WILSON,
General Passenger Agent.
Room /, Chamber Of Commerce. ju25-3t
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Worthy of Notice.

Tie quality's up-the price is down,
And "Hummer' Soap now OWNS the town.
Sold every "hcrc-used by everybody.
KELLEY & DUDLEY.
Wholesale Agents. Richmond. Va.
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Summer Excursion Tickets To Northern
and Eastern Resorts VIA H., l.. and l..
Y. Il,

Commencing june LIST, summer excur-
sion tickets. good until October aist, 10
the principal northern and eastern re-
sorts can be procured from the kichmon
Frederlcksburg and Potomac railroad.
There are many attractive and delight
ful places and the rates are very low.
For further information apply 10 the
Richmond Transfer Company. 93 east
Main street, ticket agent at Byrd--treet
station. or c. A.. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
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GEORGE Med. BLAKE,
Secretary and Treasurer. Richmond, V;

Smvth Brothers & Kline. Of the South
ern Horse Bazaar here, have purchased
Of j. +. Switzerland. Goldsboro. n. c.,
the six-year old gray mare Miss Clay.
2:29 II. by Clay. son OF Walker Morrill,.
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The Hawaiian Climate.

New York Evening Post.
As t0r TIRE celebrated climate OF the fYa-
~aitan islands. on the whole I believe the
praise showered upon IL Is well deserved
and that such phrases as perpetual sum
ner" and never too hot ana never too
cold ara 1ruer than usual tempered 20
he SURE. by the mosGu!toes--a plague intro
dUCed from South America about rSss- I.
Is not merely that the winter differs from
the summer chiefly IN the amount Of rain
something ~ the same Kind could Re said
Of SinEapor which - mere trying than
india. What makes the days here so de-
hghttCl IS the continual presence Of cool
hreezes. thu trade winds that blow almost
AL the year around. The nights appear 70
~ ilt,i@ more oppressive. but perhaps q
hotel in she heart % are to~n Is nor the
place from which 10 Judge them. This IS
TIE climate of the plain. II one Ia ener-
waited IN the long run by is warm moaot-
oay. one can easily 6Ed lower Temperature
nv Co.ry Up into the mountains 4tg8 feet
hlch in this island. nearly Is,Sa n tina. 4
Hawaii prSper where snow lies for Tie
ASSS.ey pxrS O. tno 1eAA
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pressing his Indignation a, the cond,,et ~
Hefr Podiipny. the mayor Of Prague. A.
cofaing TO guest. Emperor Francis 10
ssDh san:
Tour mayor Is the guilty man. Their.
1zses ax.lasioa 1 know very well that
"has the mayor said cannot be tolerated !,
ne emperor was abiding to the instsm-
Waaory speech OF the Czech h,rrorua~-e-
oI rIagne at the meeting of the town
council Monday night Of last week.
Boys Take 20 Riott.G.
L1ADON. Dec. G.--The Vienna eorre-
sponoenf OF the Daily Telegraph saws: Tn.
uisturoancss in Bohemia still continue
Doys aEaer 10 years Of age, who are sx-
Reicht, are now Carrying ON the ,o-,na-
criminal work Of the mob
Stndents Mske Disturbance
BUDAPEST. Dec s.-An an.s-uah-.x
not %as started here yesterday be a rnoh
OF houmanian students. The ais.urt,a nce
was nnai!y queiled by the police who
made hundred arrests.
s@ieiers symDathixe with Rioters.
BERLIN. Dec. IA dispatch to the
holniscne Zeftung from Prague saws thar
curing the riots there a battalion ~ in
Iahtry, composed OF Czechs enlisted from
the locality. refused to obey orders and
Iecsised the rioting crowds with fierce
national cries.
To ProsonE the Compact.
bcDAPEsT. Dec. Gin the lower
nouse OF the Hungarian parliament to-
Gay Dill was introduced by Baron Pan
NJ. the premier. prolonging for a wear
Inc AHsgieien Or compac, between Hum
gary ana Austria proper, without refer
shce 10 any action on the same subject
W ene present Austrian government.
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NEW EXCURSION SERVICE.
Personally Conducted Tourist Trains
to Catch ktonaikc Travel.

CHICAGO. Dec 6.--The Chicago. Rock
Island & Pacific Railway Company has
arranged for through tourist car per-
ally conducted excursions 10 ran weekly.
heslnulng January s. from Boston. VIA
CHICAGO. Omaha. Denver. SAlf Lake ard
over the Oregon Short Line and Oregon
Railway * Navigation Company. to Port
land. Or.
Th!s IS The only personally conducted ex-
etrSlon ever established between North
Par nc coast points, Chicago and New Eng
land The service * established on ac-
count of the large business 20 the k}on-
aiKa region. and VIII b. Il regular feature
of me Rock Islands business in tne future.
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seized by Tarki.h soldiers.

LONDON. Dec. THE Daily Mail re-
ports that a party of Engiishmen. includ-
Ing Robert Barr. the novelist, while tour
Ing the Mediterranean. were seized by
Turkish soldiers at Suddah,s port Of
Asiatic Turkey, eighteen miles southwest
OF Antioch. on November % last. They
We're detained twenty-six hours I'm prison
and experienced much i'll treatment be-
fore they were liberated
The Daily Mall says that the govern
ment has addressed serious" remon-
STRANGE to Turkey
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WIFE MURDERER KILLS HIMSELF
Hunted for Two Years and . Half,
re Ends His Life.

San FRANCISCO. Dec. 6.-John ".
Sfmrns. a wife murderer. for whom The
North Carolina authorities have been
searching all over the United States for
the past two years and a hair, committed
suicide tonight in Third street saloon
by shooting himself through the head
with a revolver
He had gone into the saloon short
time before, purchased a glass of beer
with his las. nickel and repairing TO the
end OF the saloon ended his existence be-
fore the bystanders could interfere. That
his suicide had been carefully planned was
evident from a long and elaborate state
ment found in his pocket addressed TO the
editor Of morning paper. In 1t he stated
that after shooting lad at Caid-
wells, y. c., In June, 1885, he had gone
home and killed his wife, although he
had no reason for so doing. He desired to
be hanged. he said. but instead was sent
TO the insane asylum.
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CHICAGO. Tee. s,~adolph l. iAIe'gert,
Nho j. now in court for his second trial
far wife murder. has ISSUED an appeal -
the public for funds with which 30 defray
The cost 81 his trial He opens his appeal
With an affirmation 81 innocence, and then
declaring that the first trial used up his
resources. asks the public 10 send him
money, which he promises 20 repay waea
a. liberty.
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VIII he . Searching Inquiry.

PARIS. Dec. s.-La Patrie says that tho
inquiry being made into the charges
against Count Esterhazy will include an
Investigation OF an attempted corruption
or government officials In efforts to in
duce them to assist Alfred Dreyfus, the
condemned former officer Of artillery, to
escape at the moment he was being en-
barked for French Guiana
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Peace Reixus iu Qua TENS I'm.

brought reaSsuring news about Guate-
rriala To its legation sn Washington. let
,ers received state that peace prevails
throughout the country. Business activ-
stv - revivtng ana the currency Will be
established ca s. metallic basis JAnu-
ary IL.
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GERMANS ENTER kLAo cHAu.

80 heshseance OGered by the Chi.
nese' Who Retreat Before Them.
LONDON. Dec. "A dispatch TO the
Dahy news from Shanghai says that tel
egram has been received from Chin Fu as
sorting that 30 German marines and sail
ors. with two machine guns, on Friday last
eDecember 81 entered the city of Kiao
thau. eighteen miles from the bay. and
took possession Of the city walls and gates.
They were not molested. the Chinese troops
retreating as the Germans advanced
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No Liquor for Sale.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6-The senate
committee on rules today instructed the
sergeant-at-arms OF the senate to enforce
the rules of the senate prohibiting the sale
of liquor in the senate wing of the capitol.
There vas no liquor on sale in the senate
restaurant during the day.
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Lost His Life in n Fire.

MILWAUKEE,. Dec. "a fire broke out
In the Lake house. a four-story structure.
early this morning. Sixty people were
asleep in the hosiery at the time. Charles
Paterson. dock laborer. lost his life, be-
ing overcome by smoke. and FIVE others
were injured. The pecuniary loss was
small
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Tnx ON klondike Whisky

OTTAWA, Dec. 6.-Mai. Walsh. admin
istrator for the Yukon district, has noti-
fled the government that he has imposed
tax of SO gallon on all whisky going
to the Yukon country. If this tax does
not stop the traffic 1t will be raised.
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ae following changes In the mail ser

TIE following changes IN the mail ser
vice are announced:
Cascades 10 Bonnerille-Leave Cascades
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at rs
%. m. arriving at Bonneville az $50 p. m,
leave Bonneville Tuesday, Thursday ana
Saturday al SO =. m. arriving AZ Cas-
eades az SIS p. N.
Cascades 20 Mars Landing-I4eav.
Mars Landing Tuesday and Saturday
a, noon. arriving at Cascades by as p.
m leave Cascades Tuesday and Satar-
day at s:gs p. NJ. arriving at Mars
Landing oy 80 p. M
ALLAN B. SLAUSON.
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HAVANA. Dec. s-The treasury has
been authorized 20 dispose OF. for the pur-
pose IL may deem best. the six million
pesetas In silver, which were deposited
in the Spanish bank for the purpose Of
retiring bank bills.
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The Debate yeguu.

BERLIN. Dec. 6.-The reichstag today
hegan the debate on the first reading OF the
government naval bill. Chancellor Ho-
heniohe stated that an efficient navy was
absolutely required 10 maintain Germanys
position.
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laM!inn Cabinet Rcainna

BUDAPEST. Dec. s-The minister Of
finance. DIR. Lukais. In the lower house OF
the Hungarian diet today submitted the
budget. which showed surplus o. 18TH
forms over the expenditures. which
amounted TO s9s. 20 $50 forms.
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surplu. I'm Hungarian Treasury.

ROME. Dec. 6-The cabinet this morning
formally rendered its resignation to King
Huribert who reserved his decision.
King Humbert has intrusted TO the Mar
quis di Rudini the task OF constructing the
new cabinet. but the marquis asks time to
reflect.
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Cashier skipped with the Receipts.

ARDMORE. 1. T., Dec. Sat the close
of the performance of ''Saml of Posen"
by the NJ. B. Curtis company at the opera
house here tonight Nellie III. Fillmore. the
cashier, disappeared with the evenings re-
ceipts. Later she was arrested and re-
leased on bonds. Miss Fillmore claims that
Curtis owed her and that she took this
means OF paving herself
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NEW YORK, Dec. Skid Mcfarland.
the lightweight pugllist of this city, east
ly defeated Joe Burke before the Green
Point Athletic Club tonight. Burke was
knocked down and counted out in the Sec
ond round.
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ELOPED WITH A VALET.
foung Austrian Counfess the Vic
tim of an Adventurer.

LONDON, Dec. s-The Vienna CORE
spondent OF the Daily Mail describes a
sensation involving the Ccmptesse En-
genie. daughter OF the wealthy Compile
cerschi, who eioped some weeks ago with
eeIViAn named chevaiihi, supposed by
her to be captain in the servian army
He iil-treated her recently and thew sen
aratsd. Now 1t turns out that he was
only an officers valet and had already
married Servian kitchen maid,
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CfpthsuG GaEupauy Eatts.

ST LOUIS. Dec, s-The Fair Clothing
t~,s.,nsnv one Of tia largest Department;
stores In the rity. failed today. with IA
Utilities aExregA;.nr ssIAtS IL Is claimed
that the assets Will fully cover al nsoili-
sisa
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BERLIN. Dec. 6--The American am
bassador, Andrew u. White opened the
American church bazaar at noon today.
The empress OF Germany forwarded some
valuable gifts. and the ex-empress sent a
lady-in-waiting To make purchases
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present time by the board OF examiners
with a view 20 their early settlement
Mr. Peterscn's claim is for an ircrea ssd
pension. he being at the present time over
- years OF age
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Enali.hman Murdered by Trihe.men

BOMBAY. Dec. g. An Engiishman
named Greaver. who had been inspecting
the Penang Gulf telegraph line about nine
miles from Jask. province Of herman. on
the Aban sea, just north OF Cape Jask.
has been murdered in his tent by tribes
men.
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M'k|N[EY HASTENS HOME.
ms DYING MOTHER AGAIN REGAIxs
CONSCIOUSNESS.
II Ii Believed That She viii Survive
Until Her Son Reaches Her Bed
side. and She May Possibly He
Able to Recognise Him Once More,

CANTON. Dec s-There was an agree
able surprise 10 the children and frienas
gathered about the bedside Of Mrs. Nancy
Allison Mckinley this afternoon she re-
gained consciousness sufficiently TO reco,,-
nize not only her children, but 70 extend a
greeting 10 them, 20 her aged sister. Mrs
Osborne, Charles Miller and 20 others wao
were near.
Nourlsnrnent was given her about noon
IL was soon after this that she manifested
signs OF returning consciousness. The larst
nourIshment received for several DAYS had
q telling effect and she at once rallied
There is again a stronger hope that she
may recover sufficiently 10 survive until
the president reaches her bedside toner
row morning. and perhaps 10 recognize
MIN. IL IS not thought. however, that she
VIII ever regain complete consciousness
Wnen the attending physician left Mrs
mckinley this evening il was with a feel
ing that she would survive the night and
possibly longer. She had taken no nourish-
ment since early in the afternoon. and was
not IN quite as good condition as when she
seemed to recognize those about her But
she sustained little net loss OF strength
during the day and was reposing in a quiet
ana seemingly natural condition.
The President starts Home.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 6-President Nc
kinley left Washington at 100 o clock to-
night to return to the bedside OF hts
mother al Canton. With him were Mrs
Mckinley. Miss Mabel Mckinley Miss
Barber, Mrs. Abner Mckinley, A. J. Dun
can. two maids and the steward OF the
White House. Assistant Secretary Day
was also of the party.
CANTON. o.. Dec At 8 a. m, Mrs.
Mckinley is still living, but seems to be
weakening steadily. There has been no
pereeptibie rally from the last collapse.
which has now continued longer than any
OF the earlier ones. Mrs. Duncan, her
daughter, says she is growing weaker ev-
cry moment and scarcely dares to hope
that dawn will find the breath of life in
her mother. The aged womans rest con-
finues TO be unbroken and the evidence of
weakening Is in the pulse and respiration.
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While temporarily insane Mrs NJ E.
Ross. of Nickerson, Kan, saturated her
clothes with kerosene and set fire to them,
being burned to q crisp.
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Steamship Corean In Collision.

HALIFAX, n. S., Dec. 6.-SteamshiT
Corean, from New York for Glasgow. ha:
put In here, having been In collision witt
an unknown steamer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-07

BERLIN. Dec. s-Prof Seintegraff the
well-known African traveller. died yester-
day at the island of Teneriffe, of malaria.
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Poisoned by wood Alcohol

EXETER. N. T.. Dec 6.-Mrs. Annie
Fitzsimmons and Edwin W. Quimby are
dead as q result of drinking wood alcohol
last night. Mrs. Quimby Is reported dying.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-07

The commission Of Niles s. Weston as
postmaster az Mary Island. Alaska. has
been signed and forwarded.
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~.
ussItR6ANCEs IN BOHEMIA.
Emperor Denounc~s the Rioters
IN the Scyerrst Tarn.

s.s. asaNa. Dec. e.--At banquet to the
=. .s a.aa Yesterday. DIR. Haroid. a prom
8. easzsn And deputy. told the emperor
,ss,. ..asi'ia ti1l was impossible untn equal
ssss N Bohensa. '
ais,.s ..npffof replied In the severest terms.
--...ss 20 tne riots at Prague. and ex-