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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
Announcements
Henry A. Daniels. NJ. D..

20 West DIST st.
Nervous System OF all desctiptone
impotence s:erty. and ike ailments Hours to J. to B.
-
No home Is complete without Parker's Ginger
Tortc needed FOR every weakness.
parkers Hair Balsam Is life to the hair.
y q W Yolo. Il. q w.
new 'Tock-Front collar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunr,s, 6cs Sunset 459 Neon rises m OH Moons
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
vsandy Hook aSi Gov. Island II :0S He'll
PN-Sandy IL IS Gov. Island II 40 Hell Gate 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
BANTA DENIES THE STORY.
PI.ATr he SAYS. NEVER DEMANDED
MONEY FROM TIE NEW-YORK LIFE

MILES NJ DAWSON WHO Is J. b LEA'Iii
AUTHORITY INSISTS THAT MR. BAN "E''
A STATEMENT ABOUT 4 DEMAND
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
Grenf EXCESS of MidOws.

Chicago Dispatch in New York Times)
There are Ill widows Of soldiers OF the
war of 1872 drawing pensions OF 70 per
month from the government pension
agency in Chicago. and there are seven
teen agencies In the country. Although
there are only fourteen survivors OF 'his
war now living, there are S2s7 widows OK
men who fought in 1912 drawing y per
month from the government.
II do not want TO be understood as say
ing that none of these widows or lsls ~
deserving of the pension she is drawing
said General Anderson. United states
Pension Agent, to-day. but this war
closed eighty-three years ago ana these
women must have been very young ana
the veterans very old when they were
married.
There is no question that there IL
great abuse OF the pension laws by young
women who marry old soldiers for no
other reason than TO live on the pen
sion money after the husbands are dead.
nv this system Of mercenary marriages
the pension list of the government can
be almost perpetuated. There are now
10000 widows on the pension rolls, ana
what proportion do you suppose are osu
women-lifelong companions OF the vets-
rams? You can't tell; there is no way Oh
finding this out, but the WIDOWS seem
out of proportion TO the veterans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
BICYCLISTS FIGHT.
FEELING LEFT ny MICHAEL
CHASE RACE.
.n.cr. Trainer strikes Chase,
,oer nm Argument. when by-
dcrs stem I'm between Them
,,,,,cr 10 he Taken 10 r.. A. w.

,.rw YORK. December 2S.-Thero was
,s,rt but lively squabble at Madison
,.re Garden to-day. that showed the
= ,.sBpg left by the result OF the
.,.,.el-C Chase race OF last Saturday.
,ochacl and Tayleure, the French
.-,,,on. have been training for their
y. ~ next Saturday. and this afternoon
-, ont Tor practice. with about TWEEN
:. ,..s-makers each. During the after
4. Chase and his brother came
q, tandem. and paced Tayleure a
-. miles. Dave" Shafer, Miohacrs
...esr objected 20 Chases presence
.,,g track. and when his remonstrances
not Needed picked up a bit Of
'..-,rine. and was about 10 throw 1t on
~. rack In front OF the Chase brothers
lem. when somebody seized his arm
IA hold him. Chase dismounted and
.-..5 with Shafer. Accounts differ as
~. what followed, but all agree that
s,.e.r struck Chase a heavy blow with
~. ss, and when Chase was about to
...l, I'm kind by-standers stepped in be-
tween them.
chase says he will take the matter be-
core the League Of American Wheelmen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
Taxes Levied on Non-Residents.
(New York Time

Danford n. Barney, q special partner In
a firm doing business in this city, was as
scssed by the Tax Commissioners. as
nonresident, upon $4,000 being his con-
tribution to the capital OF the co-partner-
ship. Mr.. Barney claimed the assessment
was erroneous upon the ground, as ne
alleged, that he owed money TO citizens
of this State to an amount in excess OF
that for which ne was assessed. The de-
cision OF the Appellate Division in this
city, affirming the order below, dismissing
a writ of ceTtiorari to review the action
of the Tax Commissioners. has been at
firmed by the Court of Appeals, on the
opinion of Justice Ingraham below, which
held that in order that a nonresident
owner of personal property invested IN
business in this State, taxable under
chapter 81 of the laws of 1855. may obtain
exemption from such tax, he must show
that his Indebtedness to citizens of TINS
State (such Indebtedness not having been
incurred in the purchase Of the taxable
property was in excess of all the other
personal property owned by him taxable
under the laws of this State. The fact
that Connecticut. the State of his domi-
Gle, does not permit him TO deduct the
amount OF his Indebtedness from the pro-
perty there taxed was held to be inmate
rial, where il did not appear that he had
not other property subject TO taxation
sufficient to pay his indebtedness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29

he is "emperor." recent archaeologists
cannot absolutely elevate him 10 retai
rank although he probably bad ~ mus''
title TO that dignity as any OF MS con
temporaries in Britain. I'm. q, saa
These patient searchers, while IN saa
iconoclasm, doubt the unyarying su.cess ~,
of the British hero. admit az history nj M
twelve great battles, but place thenn ~, IT,,
in the north--eight OF them having la atssn
place absolutely on what Is now Scottisn
ground. The first battle was fought a.
the mouth of the River Glein: the secono;
third, fourth, and fifth on the BANKS ~. oa
the ''River Dubglas In iinniers N. ,o
Douglas in the Lennox. wnich iaiis LIZ, te
Ioch romend). the sixth on a river
Bassas; the seventh. In the Caledonia,s
wood: the eighth, in the Businesses oa
the vale of Gala Water; the nlnlh' az ,hs
City OF the Legion; the tenth, az ~,
at Mt. Agned (Edinburgh); and tne
twelfth. at Mt. Badon dn i.iniithsowi.
The battle OF Mt. Badon took place u.
SIG. for we read that twenty-one ye"as
the battle of CANAAN in 5S7, his oppohsnss
being Medraud, the son or Lew "
Lothian. From the location or these ua.
tle-nslds scholars have concIuueu i tn
Arthur was a leader OF the Slratncttsu ~.
Britons: that his capital was DumpaI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ancient Caerleon
on-the-Usk-and that at least the Iouh.
dalton story of the Arthurian iegenus
travelled from north to south -,
Vanora appears under the name CO.. 81
Guenhumara I'm Geoffrey's romansei ms be
published in 1889; and IL, as asserted , SUE
was the daughter of Plcusn ,,res
(Which is very likely, as the RIGS 80
ferred for their own rulers tne ,sSuv ..no,
such exogamous connections). and HAVING y
been overtaken in the grave fault IL 70
not improbable that she snoui49 ,bsrs-
sought refuge with her people, ana tho,v "a
nv caused the war in which her husoanaa
fen So taking it all in all, the ,n o,y
Meigle legend OF the unstable queen M. mo
not be so altogether fabulous. Inc iese s,nii
is old. having been apparently mo
known at the time Of Hector boe1sN ~A'
published his history in l5Zl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
Moving I'D In the street-Cars.
nnLIi. IoInhin Rac0rd


Snyder, the calculating barber. mss
been figuring again. II seems that he
had an afternoon of on Thursday. and
In iourneying to Kensington In trolley
car 10 see his best girl was compelled ~
change his position on the seat three or
four times to make room for other pas
sengers. ITS a nuisance, this sliding up
and down in street-cars," said snyder
last night. did you eyer stop TO think
how much energy IL wasted In that way
Every time you move to make room TOT
somebody else you edge along perhaps y
inches. Every time you travel In the
cars you have to move three or four
times. Call II three-that makes Is inch
es. Something like zSo.ooo,ooo people rode
i'm the trolleys last year. IL only half OF
them. or l25. 10000. were seated, they Slid
up and down to the extent OF 2,zSeoooo
inches. or about s5.5li miles. Now, II all
this energy had been expended Dy one
man he could, In the course OF year.
have slid around the earth. with over TO-
600 miles 10 spare. Does the razor hust?'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
Preservation of jamestown.
alexandria Gazette.)

Delegate Barley, of this city, has in
troduced a bill in the Legislature 10
preserve jamestown, and appropriating
$4,000 TO that object. That bill should
pass. The state has little money to
spend, to be sure, but for such an OBJECT
as that referred to she could well AFFORD
to spare a little, without objection from
any of her citizens. The water OF the
James has already washed away large
portion Of the historic island, and unless
some means be found by which that
washing can be speedily stopped, the
whole of it may soon be gone. In 1871
the landing in America was made there,
and from it spread all the feeling and
sentiment that, until after the war be-
tween the States, characterized the peo-
nile of Virginia, and, indeed, 1t may De
said. OF most of those of the entire South.
The people of Virginia have changed
but the site of the landing of their Eng
lish forbears and of their Colonial capl-
tai should be preserved, and certainly
the small amount required for doing so
now is not beyond the States Limited
ability.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
A Smile or Two.

Signal Service Man meeting dyspeptc
aroGaintance): Fine day, Jones; o,-,-
Jones: o. don't talk shop"-Chicaso
1T suppose classical music is all right
I'm It's Mace" said Maud.
.im sure it is" replied Mamie. .,
81 don't care to listen to II myself, bul
sometimes you have to play II IN oruer
10 get a man to go home. "-Washingtoh
Star. ,.. H. - srhurh
of This city of culture the cards OF au-
mission bore this legend; LADIES arr
renuested to remove their hats as lar as
nossible. Boston Transcript -.
James, my son. aid you you 'a nav the
P.,Fafber' I seed a lot Of men putting
letters i'm a little place, and wheh no
one was looking / slipped in yours Ior
nothing. Boston Traveller. -.
Young Bride ION the trainl: II 90 nUpe t
that the passengers won hhu ou' '
Ne have lust been married. .
ne: | can fix that. When we near a
tunnel I'll go into the smoker'-harlen
"The horse has another point or su-
neriority over the wheel"
what is it, .., rooa,, m shv
nj ANYTHING you can tell it by MS ears -
chicago Record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
IT,LY,s TOBACCO PURCHASES.
Government Buys Direct Instead or
Through Middlemen.
New York Journal Of Commerce)

lNew York Journal OF Commerce)
About a year ago the Italian Govern
rs-t. which has a monopoly Of the manu-
f7cture of tobacco in its domains. aoah-
s5aed its former system of Inviting oids
s,r supplying the raw article and sent an
agent. Mr. Joseph Ferigo. here to nego-
.ste private contracts. The contract IoI
,y.- was given TO a firm in Clarksville'
Tenn. and it is now reported that similar
e-rargements have been made Tor the
.sss1n of 1885. The new method mas
-7rsed considerable interest in the trade,
Is the commissions formerly secured oy
-.,sdlemen are now saved by the ltaiiah
government II IS stated that there was
syndicate among the former bidders III
his country. and that this was one iea-
ION why the government abandoned us
o-svious method of purchasing. The guam
t.tv az tobacco purchased in this country
av Italy has been about $500 hogshe aus
,sr wear in recent years. At times II mas
bsar over 21UpO hogsheads. The value Oh
his trade is from 100000 to 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29

befng that the WORK could De quite 40
efficiently performed, and much more
cheaply. by drilling from the exterior.
The estimate Is made by Professor Will
liam Hallock, who has now In charge. for
scientific purposes. the deep well near
Pittsburg. Pa. which. when completed.
Will be the deepest known, reaching two
miles down into the earth, that the ulti-
mate result of the boring will be or de-
cided geologic and economic interest. One
remarkable feature OF this we'll Is that
the gas found near the surface Is now
used 10 operate the engines which do the
drilling According TO Professor Hal
locks estimate the temperature OF the
well at 1000 feet. its proposed depth. will
be 22S degrees and as ut PIP degrees
water is coverted into vapor. he expresses
the opinion that the well Will afford an
ample supply OF natural steam that Will
prove TO be the cheapest power available
to man. II In generally believed by
scientific men that the temperature OF the
earth Increases one degree for every 60
feet Of depth, but this general rule Is
subject to exceptions. and in this case
very material ones, because the increase
OF temperature is said to be not uniform.
Thus, 1t is known the crust OF the earth
is exposed TO quite as various conditions
as its surface. Granite, for instance, es-
pecially II IL carries much feldspar, gives
of more heat than slate or other rock
containing a high percentage OF horn
blende: lime gives off still more heat, at
any time and in almost any condition. but
especially when Stacked or decomposed
by sudden contact with air or water. or
both. These varying conditions, which
| cause widely diverging effects. are what
constitute the element OF uncertainty in
such calculations as the above.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
MAY IMPEACH ATKINSON.
,,o,cmeut on Foot Against West
Nirginia's Governor.

WHEELING. W. VA. December a.
Tho Wheeling News states. on what IL
..s,rts Is the best authority. that we'll
,-ssnIzed movement is on foot 20 bring
,0ncachment proceedings against Gov
NOR Atkinson. on the ground that he
80. Jailed TO conserve the interests of the
So. and 10 fulfil the main obligation
:, rfs oath Of Office in not prosecuting
-Ssrretary-of-State William Il. Chiffon,
NJ, has made no apparent move toward
settling his accounts.
me Governor has failed TO act Tor
.,s r.tson that it would bring out the
wills of the spells system and the fee
.,.s,.r I'm vogue in both parties in the
50. Chiltons accounts develop the TACT
,ns, fine Secretary Of State gets in the
,..-rb1rhood Of 10000 year. and that
o,rgr officers get compensation in pro-
portion. - -, ,o,,,r,,
west virginia politicians to Washington
rsrs 10 urge the congressional delegation
", use their power to prevent the as
ss-,hling OF the Legislature. for the rea-
.,r mat Impeachment proceedings against
49, Governor would be begun as soon as
,r. bo3y assembled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
Endurance Speeches.
New York rribune.)


The reepnt achievements In the Aus
trian Reiehsrath al the way ef "endu-
rance speeches go further back for their
nrototype than even the United Safes
senate German paper calls attention
10 the fact that the first recorded speech
made for the purpose OF killing time and
obstructing legislation was In the Roman
senate. when julius Caesar was w for
the place of Consul. Aulus Geliius. tbs
historian. relates that on this occasion
his determined opponent. Marcus P>fciuD
Cato. of Utica, sought 10 obstruct hts APP
pointment by making a speech that would
occupy the entire day. When Il boz
came evident that Cato intended to con-
tinue his remarks indefinitely, Gaiue
caesar. the Consul. summoned the at
PENDANTS and had the orator put In prison.
whereupon, the whole Senate rose and
accompanied Cato to his coninement.
Caesar. perceiving the appropriately %
his act, yielded. and allowed Cato 60 60
on. Parliamentary methods have beeonse
somewhat less summary since that time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29

dent OF the Massachuss ts Institute OF
Technology.
There were two somewhat noted sui
cides, that of Captain Philo N. McGiffen,
hero OF the battle OF the Yaiu, and Miss
Herbert. daughter OF the ex-Secretary OF
the Navy.
The list OF the prominent New York
dead includes the Rev. George IL. Hough-
ton, OF the far-famed Little Church
Around the Corner; Colonel George Bliss,
Collector James T. Kilbreth. Naval-Oftcer
G. c. Baldwin. Park-Commissioner Stiles,
ID. G.. Rollins. ex-District-Attorney and
Surrogate: Charles w. Brooke, lawyer;
william Blake. Superintendent OF the
Outdoor Poor In the Department Of Chari-
ties, and Count Armand de Castan the
opera singer. better known as Castle
mary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
TRIAL OF LUETGERT.
srESoGRAPHERs E'aPLOyED nx
THE DEFENCE STRIKE.
Counsel VIII Ask That state Be RE-
.v,r.a 10 Furnish Defence with
Copy Of the Testimony Each
Dny.

CHICAGO. December 80 The stenosra-
piers employed by the defence III '"s
Luetgert case have struck. They d'd NOT
appear In court when the case was caiiea
to-day. and the defence may have 70 de-
pend upon the notes taken by the stare
Attorneys stenographers IL It IN fouho
necessary 10 take the case to the su-
preme Court.
Attorney Harmon. It is said. VIII ASK
the court 10 require the state to FURNISH
the defence with copy OF the testimony
each day. on the ground that Lne'seE'
has no money to pay for stenographers'
and that the life OF the prisoner VIII "
lmperllled unless provision is MADE "
r,rnfect his rights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29

which the accomplished plaintiff has
many wealthy relatives.
The defendant held Responsible posi-
ton for the government az Cane Town.
south Africa. and was convicted OF
ieiony and sentenced TO term OF years
W prison at Johannesburg. Mira. Mccall
ium came 10 this city and started suit,
'he evidence indicating that Mccallum
married her In 1895. while stili the lawful
husband OF Mrs. McCanum, who was
Miss Nellie Andrews.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
General Sir charles Adair Dead.

LONDON. December ZS-Genesai u,
Charles william Adair Is dead. Generai
Adalr was born April u. ls22 He was tne
son Of Ma1or-General a. u. Adair. In io'O
he served in Syria, where he received inc
Turkish medal. Ia the CrimeSn war
he served before SebastoDol during the
siege and fall. In 1851 he served III
Japan and commanded a battalion OF
royal marines. Later he was COMMAND
ont Of the Portsmouth Division OF the
Royal Marine Light Infantry. He retired
with the rank OF general In 1881
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
PILoT-BoAT SMITH SEIZED.
Her Coal Being Moved In sehreh
for Contraband Goods.

MOBILE. ALA, December @'-lhe
Pensacola pfot-boat Somers A. Smith
was seized to-day by the Treasury De
psrtment through Special-Treasurei-
Agent Broder. She was not allowed 10
cave the marine ways this afternoon tn'
he crew from the cutter Seward III
.harge OF "a lieutenant, was piaceu oii
board Late this evening gang OF ne
sroes were transferring her coal iroih
one bunker 10 another. IN search OF con-
raband goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
c.rro of the siIverdnIe.

LONDON, December %.-The British
steamer Silverdale. from Galveston via
ported put into St. Michaers, damaged
sfter having had fire in her ATTENDED,
accordins to a rough estimate, has I'M
shipped about 200 bales of cotton most
NJ which is damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
Negro American Academy.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December %
The Nrst annual meeting of the Negro
A,oerican Academy was held in this city
tn'day The organization was formed
,,oor AGO and numbers some of the most
,,rominent negro educators OF Washing
- ton while the membership Is largely
,ocal II is hoped at the present session
80 eytend it's scope, and establish year
nool[ and provide for an interchange OF
Jews among those interested in the well
sore NJ the race all over the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
proad-Jump Record Broken.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, December 2s.-Le-
pov Yakley. OF this city, broke the
n,,sarican amateur standing broad-jump
rnnord without weights. in a Young
49, Christian Association contest to-
night He jumped 10 feet 10 inches. beat.
Inc the record held by A. G. Schwaner' OF
40 feet rs inches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
o,,.m,on Burgomaster Arrested.

VIENNA. December 2S.-The Burgo-
master of Werschowitz, a suburb VI
prague. has been arrested. In MS pos
session were found many colnproihi9iiis
papers concerning the recent rioIs III
prague. 1t is alleged that ne assisted III
placing the bomb under the ueln ian
schoolhouse at Werschowitz, which Ino
Itch last Thursday, when the police in
,nrtered and tred on the rioters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
steamer strathnevis Disabled.

RREAKwATER. DEL. December b
THE british steamer Strathneyis' Ham
burg. for Philadelphia. was towed INTO
.he Rreakwater to-day by the British
steamer strathley. from Norfolk. va,
Sor Cardiff. The Strathnevis lost ner
propeller and had been towed ~" mics
nv the Strathley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
GOVERNORS REQUIsITION IGNORED
Case OF W. u. Griffith. of Colorado
Indicted In New York.

DENVER. COL, December 2S.-GoVer-
nor Adams thls evening refused to hohor
the requisition Of Governor Black Of
New York. in the case Of William H.
Griffith. Of Leadvllle. Col, proprietor OF
the Herald-Democrat and Evening enron IN,
i-le Of that place, who was indicted py
me New York city grand jury on d
charge Of larceny. 49, ..vo
-. 20 rjchard ]. Bolles. Of New YORK.
Who claims that Griffith secured loan
Of $1,000 from him in 1892 by false repre-
sensations. ..,.,.,o,,
Governor Adams refused the requisition
because it appeared to him that the
criminal prosecution was not Desun ~
good faith. but was an eIorl 70 Ioiee
Mr.. Griffith TO pay the debt.
Mr.. Griffith announces that ne VIII go
~ Kew York next summer. prepared 10
stand trial on the indictment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
nr.. MccnlIu,n Grnnted plvoree.

FARGO n. D.. December B.-ln cham
oers before Judge Pollock THIS eve
ming. Mrs. Ethel Mary McCalIum was
granted an absolute divorce from her
husband. William Cuthbert McCallum. on
the ground Of conviction for felony, ex-
tremc cruelty. and the Bible cause. The
case Is one OF interest In Great Britain
srh in railroad circles In this country IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
british RETURN FROM KINDER.
The Afridis and Orakzais Duly
Punished-Their Loss Heavy.

LONDON, December ga dispatch
from Peshawur says: THE British col
rmns have returned from Khyber Pass
after furnishing with slight opposition
The Zakkah-Khels in the Bazaar Valley
Military operations on the frontier are
now concluded. Every Arid and Orakzai
Valley has been visited.
1T now appears that the enemy's loss
hs. beer more severe than was at first
believed. and out Of all proportion 10
their possible fighting strength IneH
trade with our centres for the necessities
OF life has been closed, and their autumn
tilage prevented. The complete subnis-
sion Of the Orakzais Is now accom-
ulshe9"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
prince George for Governor of Crete

LONDON. December 9.-The Constants
nopIe correspondent OF the Times says
49, az the last meeting or the ambassa-
Sors ~ the Powers the Russian repre-
sentative created surprise by proposing
prince george OF Greece as Governor OF
crete. The proposal was coldly received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
china Company Operatives strike

KITTANING. PA. December 2S.-Presi-
don, Iohn Wick yesterday refused to re-
store TO the employees OF the Wick CHINA
Company a l2 1-2 per cent. wage cut re-
Gently made, and the men are on s'rike.
WICK stated 10 some OF the men that ne
would never hire any OF them again. Inc
oneratiyes are preparing for a long nght.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29
steamer uoiyrooa Disabled.

LIVERPOOL. December ga steamer
renorted disabled on yoelnant Is sup
nosod 10 be the Holyrood BRITISH. from
Newport News, for this port.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-29

orders fur printing sent to the Dispatch
company will be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices viii
be sure TO please you.