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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-06
S.ULLMAN'S son

1870 AND 1922 EAST MAIN STREET.
Uptown store. SOC east Marshall.
'Phone 3l6 Phone 30.
It Will pay you to call for our complete
Prfce-Iist no 31-Sa, Tu&Th
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FOR RENT,

A FLAT ON FIRST FLOOR, CONSIST
Ing OF four rooms and bath. All modern
improvements. Apply at 1905 west Gfae'
street ia O-liF
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vUsINEss WANTS.


WANTED.
A PARTY WISHING TO SAVE COM
missions on renewal of a first-class per
cent. real estate loan for $500. expiring
February /, 1898, would Ike 10 commune
cate wItn any one desiring first-class in
vestment for that amount Address A. b.,
Post-office Box No. 96. in Gilt
WANTED,
COINS AND STAMPS.-WHAT ARE
they worth? Where can l sell themY
For 10 cents in stamps to cover postage
ETC., we will mail you our list OF prices
that we pay for Gold, Silver. and Copper
Coins, United States and Foreign Stamps
CHESAPEAKE STAMP COMPANY 23O
east Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md
IA SGT
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WANTED,

REGISTERED ASSISTANT PHARMA-
cist; snort hours; easy work. with col
lege privileges; permanent or relief work.
Address AUTHEMIS, care OF Uptown
Dispatch ia 6-Th&Su2tf
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BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
lib Main street.
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WANTED.

LOCAL statesmen IN EVERY SOUTH
ern clty 10 sell our Signs TO retail dealers
They sell at sight. THE NOVELTY SIGN
COMPANY, q School street, Boston,
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

MAYNARD FARM OK BROAD
Street road. about one mile from ciy.
Large dwelling and ~ acres OF rich land.
POLLARD q BAGBf,
Nos. and north Eleventh street.
ia G-Th& SAT-
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LOYAL TO HIS CLIENTS.

zone of my pecularities, perhaps, is
that / hold in very high esteem a law
yers duty 10 his client; lin fact next to
my duty 10 my country and my family.
] place my duty to my clients. Most of
the trouble of a personal nature which l
have ever had has arisen from the dis
charge Of my duty TO my clients. On an
other occasion in this city many years
ago / had some trouble with a duellist
and a man Of blood, growing out of my
defence Of a client. 1t has-been said,
that have had a controversy with Colo
mel Cussons. / sought no such contro-
versy. IN the discharge of my duty, L
thought proper 10 criticise Colonel Jus
sons. who was the chief actor, in what
| consider an unfortunate drama.
81 have ever exercised the privilege OF
criticising witnesses in a proper manner,
and | expect to continue to do So But
your Honor on the bench will bear me
witness. and 50 will every lawyer IN the
city Of Richmond that never browbeat
witness, or was never guilty of discour-
tesy at the bar Colonel Cussons has said
IN his last letter that he threw back to me
the explanation which l made Of the per-
sonal illusions 10 himself In this he
does himself injustice, for If his explana-
ton could have been couched in more
frank and courteous language, then /
don't know the meaning Of language. I
am never ashamed TO explain any Ian
guage ] use when the explanation is
asked for In a proper manner.
NICE CHOOSER OF WORDS.
Colonel cussons took up the gauntll,
for his associates. find that he is a
nice chosen of words. fully understand
ing their meaning In his first letter
found wrapped up In much verblage, the
word 'pettfogger,' and politely asked OF
him an explanation. In his last letter,
strangely enough, ] find that whilst d,sl
claiming any intention TO make personal
application Of that word To ma ba uaas q
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED,
MAN WELL ACQUAINTED WITH THE
businessmen, who can give all his time
as assistant 20 general agent Of insurance.
References required. Address J. II. c.,
this office. ia Gilt
WANTED.
A FIRST-CLASS COOK, WASHER,
and Ironer wants Situation. Good refer
ences. Apply at No. log east Baker street.
t. tilt
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-05-05
Wanted Boys and Girls.

We will send any reputable boy or
girl a $500 lot Of cur Vegetable and
Flower Seeds (any kind wanted) and
will give nice Nickel or Stem Wind
and Set Watch when the seed are sold
No money in advance, simply write us
you accept this offer and we will for
ward the seed charges paid. We only
ask that settlement be made in thirty
days. Seeds are needed by every one
and you can earn watch easily. None
are better than King s Northern Grown
We have Worlds Fair Medals and Dip
Iona, and make big offers to get YOU to
help us introduce our brands We give
Suits of Cloths, Bicycles, Buggies,
Guns, and many other valuable arti-
cles. Write us a postal today and com.
mence a nice little bushes.
t. J. KING CO., Richmond, Va
Grand Premium List and testimonials
sent with the seed.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-05-05

For Sale eyeryN here,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-05-05

The Tennessee Industrial Convea-
vention has become fruitful theme tf
discussion by the press of the country.
The attention Of the North and East is
directed toward the South as a,feld for
investment, and the papers are con-
stantly reporting all sides Of the indus
trial situation in the Southern States.
The New York Sun in u recent issue,
referring 10 the Tennessee Industrial
Convention, said in an editorial article:
"The first and most important step
toward developing the material inter-
ests of Tennessee is to plack from the
minds of a majority of the people Of
that State the delusion that corpora
railroad, manufacturing, fnan-
cial or OF any other kind whatsoever
are dangerous and semi criminal con-
Germs, to be watched with suspicion
and fined and punished or miscellane-
ously i2terfered with whenever there
is a chance.
This is. putting it pretty strong,
stronger than the facts justify, but it
shows the estimation in which Tennes-
see, by virtue of the hostile acts of its
Legislature toward corporations, is
held away from home We do not be
lieve that majority Of the people Of
this great State or anything like ma
iority consider corporations and finan-
cial institutions in the light pictured
by the Sun, but unquestionably dan
gerous and demagogie sentiment has
found favor in some quarters, and for
the good Of the state this must be ST.
fenced. Capital is going to fight shy
of any state that attempts to arbitrarily
take possession of the business which
this capital is conducting and tax it and
regulate it as some irresponsible char
acter may suggest. Tennessee has not
gone this far, but an attempt was made
last year and was practically success
full.
What we want in this state is old
fashioned, square up-and-down, uncom-
honesty. Every interest
treated with absolute justice, none
made to pay mere than their share of
the public burden, all feeling that they
will receive the fullest and amplest
protection Of the law without prejudice
and without favor; then will we see
capital coming to Tennessee, asking no
but eager to enjoy the profit
which an investment here will newt
ably produce. Nashville American.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-05-05
!. Tennessee & Western n. c. R. R.

In effect Nov -, 1897, tat 700 o'clock q, m
WES11VV AI5D IA aIyKT A fJi1---
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-05-05
Notice to Road 0yerseers.

The Board of Trade of this city has
decided to offer $500 in prizes ($t5 to
first and $40 to second) to the road
overseer, who will make the greatest
Improvement in the road or roads under
his charge during the coming summer.
The conditions are
First. That prizes are limited to
roads, where greatest distance from
johnson City is not mere than five
miles.
Second. Thatany overseer who wants
to compete for these prizes shall make
application to the undersigned prior to
April 18th.
Third That these prizes are not for
the best road, but for that road on
which the greatest Improvement will
have been made during the coming
summer.
The prizes will be awarded according
to the sum of the improvements made,
the points considered being drainage,
shape of surface, condition of surface
and general appearance and condition
The undersigned will go over all
roads, ON which application has been
filed for competition, as soon after
April 18th as the weather will permit,
and again in October, after which time
the prizes will be awarded.
We hope every road overseer within
the prescribed limit will compete for
these prizes, as it is the purpose to
foster general spirit of improvement
for our local roads, and we believe that
every one will agree with us, that such
spirit is sadly looking and more sadly
needed We feel free to assert that the
roads in this section are as bad as car
be found anywhere, and it is the inten.
ton of the Board of Trade to push the
agitation for better roads, in every pos
sible legitment way until good reads
are an accomplished fact.
E. i. ELLSWORTH,
CY H. LYLE,
r. L. BRUNER,
Road Committee.
1t is more than probable that tn,
above premiums will be added to by tn,
/ merchants of Johnson City. If so tn,
a announcement will be made later.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-05-05
The
Feminine
Observer

Since the talk of war the demand for
wooden socks has perceptibly increased.
The oyer-clever woman is just about
as disagteeable an individual as you
are likely t0 meet in this world.
The Paquin skirt is undoubtedly the
fNored cut for all the summer gowns
made by fashionable modistes.
When you get to state where clothes
do not count half as much as good
meals You can rest assured you are getr
ting old.
Women are regarded as lacking in
business ideas, but wheA one once gets
the real notion in her head she cannot
be beaten at practical management.
Don't always judge the angular
woman as being old maidenish in her
sentiments. She may have wonder
full wealth of love under the forbidden g
exterior.
To the individual who knows ne t
French the chapeau champignon sounds
very much more elegant than the mush
room hat, but are one and the same
thing after all.
While the law may not descend 10
the details Of individual life there is IN
undeniable showing by the history oil
life that "tit for tat" is the rule of the
universe.
If you want to test which is the bes I
summer color, black or white, put DO b
hands in the sun, one covered by q
white the other by black chiffon net,
and note the result.
A lucky thing that tastes vary; that
lemons as we'll as oranges are in de.
mand; that the curves of youth are the
more penslve lines Of fruition in WON
ems faces both find their special ad
mirers.
To many of us it seems as though ouI
whole lives had been q sort of Aprll
Fool joke-and we all know that it it
only persons who get any sort of fus
out of that idea.
The modest violet most assuredlA
could if it wished to assume airs Of sa
periority over every other flower, as j
is favored by fashion, both in its natur'
and artificial state.
Did ever any woman noting an un
usual amount Of staring at her swee
self in the street fail to find by lool
in some shop window that her Skin
braid or dust ruffie were waying in tn
breeze?
Men are good at revenge they hav
SO many ways of prompt action bnt
while she must wait long perhaps,
woman is the best hater if once WRONGS
' and if before death her day comes sh
! strikes.
In crisis it is thewoman every tin
who meets its requirements, while til
man, as sure as shooting, is going t
show the white feather, unless he i
that special one in thousand that 20
SO rarely meet.
There is little, but still some merit i
keeping things that show in order. ]
: is the woman who insists upon til
|! closets and drawers, as well as duste
S tables, that one could wager has toe
as well as fingers "manicured. J."
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-05-05
letter, sait-Rheum and Eczema.

The intense itching and smarting, Incl
dent to these diseases, isinstantly allaye}
by applying Chamberlain 6 Eye anC
Skin Ointment. Many very bad case
have been permanently cured by it. !
is equally efficient for itching piles M.
a favorite remedy for sore nipples
chapped hands, chilblains, frost bite,
and chronic sore eyes. So cts. per DOE
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-05-05

Dir. Cady's Condition Powders, arr
just what a horse needs when in bat
condition. Tonic, blood purifier ant
vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put 6
horse in prime condition. Price q
cents per package.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-05-05

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke TOur Life lMay.
70 cult tobacco easily and forever, be mag
Getia, full Of lie, nerve and yigor, take No-H0'
Bac, the wonGcrworfer that makes weak men
strong Al druggists, SOC orr Cure ruarpn-
tced Booklet and sannlo free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co Chicago cr New York
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-05-05
SCENIC ROUTE EAST,
ThrOuhg "The Land of the Sky"


The Southern Railway, in connection
with the N. G. & st. l.. Ry., and Penn.
II. r., operates daily through sleep
ing car between Nashville, Tenn, and
New York, N. Y, via Chattanooga,
Knoxville and Asheyille. This line is
filled with the handsomest Pullman
Drawing Room Buffet Sleeping Cars,
and theeast- ooud schedule is as follows;
Leave Nashville 1910 p m. leave Chat
tanocga 4:10 n. M; Leave Knoxville
1926 q. m. Arrive Hot Springs II :46 a.
m. Arrives Asheville 1:15 p. IN. Ar
rive Washington G;42 a. m.; Arrive New
York 12;43 p. m. This sleeping car
passes by daylight through the beauti-
fut and picturesque mountain scenery
Of East Tennessee and Western North
Carolina, along the French Broad
River. S second train leaves Nashville
daily at 3:30.p. M; leave Chattanooga
10: p. M; leave Knoxville 1:15 a, m.
leave Hot Springs 400 a. M. Arrive at
Achevill $40 a. m. Arrive at Wishing
ington 0:35 p. M. Arrive at New York
6:23 q. m. This train carries elegant
Pullman Sleeping car Chattanooga to
Salisbury and Salisbury to New York
without change.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-05-05

WANTED BY Old Established House-High
WAN " Grade Man or Woman, of good
Church standing, to act as Manager here and
do Office work and correspondence at their
home. Business already built up and eStaE
lished here. Salary 5000 Enclose self-address-
ed stamped envelope for our terms to A. p,
Elder, General Manager, lS9 Michigan avenue,
Chicago, Ill. 12O-6t
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-05-05
E. i. ELLSWORTH,
CY H. LYLE,
r. L. BRUNER,
Road Committee.

1t is more than probable that the
above premiums will be added to by the
of johnson City. If SO the
will be made later.
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from surface rock. one specimen from
nine owned ny 81 HIl Eugene Sullivan.
J. Shu<tyr, Green CartueI W. {. Morris
ana others showed $1,000. Assays from
others specimens ran everywhere from No
cents to 80 TO the ton. II these values
hold out or increase as they go down, az 5
the ease everywhere on the north haf,
graf fortunes Tor the owners viii result.
prospcctors from Republic are gong and
coming constantly. Each ria strike
causes regular stampede for The south
ha,f
For the present Republic is headquarters
for supplies for the south half. huc If in
the future some rich mines should b. open
ed there. one or more new camps vii. ne
the result. Al The same tine ia will leave
Reputl.e as the center of this great mining
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~ hAhih MORNING ROW.
mt over "a Mans VIII. md ,..
Went IN

LOUIS w Davis. Carrie J. Davis h,
VIZ and ;. Elliott became involved II
" 70" O." Front street, near Spring. cary
ms morning. and were run in by the 70
Ice Davis had gun. whscA no tire,
away after firing one slot. on hearing Ia.
approach = he officers When Elllot,
was Searched there was found on MIN, i,
pair Q! steel kuuek.es and rssf5 ,Tr,,.
o'n"d' one Of the most dangerous ara 81.
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A pRoHIBlTIoNIsr CONVENTION.
Only One Man Found tn Make the
Run for Congress.

stare convection % the Pr5eiDi'scf1 party
rr1e: =. FERTILIZATION park Glynsson today
TIE convention announced buE one con-
gress1onal candidate. F'rankllrs Mewestaz.
o. tas Fifth district There we're 81 deas-
gates present, but there seemed 20 ue a
Gearth 81 congressional timber. Hon
john Isevsrln addressed The convention on
the evils OF the rsnteen-
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wilson % nature 81 the pase. II rig1.
have heen thrown Up from Fhe boxsl. o.
fn@ earth n q ueIsed S-a-e. A: q rozgh
esssrass - valve r. 4foEt ira: az 81
p.s-ee ard ar q ssrzrf pin IL - gnGusxxsona-
fsy q 8cBlassG 90 attract attention zauslra-
tlon ara envy ag2oug TIRE fnp@cunsegzs
a91ez o. re efysss Fzzs.
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Schooner Enterprise strikes Russian
Bark WessburE.

SAN FRANCISCO JGiy .a--Tbs scAoon-
sr Entsrprss@. hound sor Everett, Naz1-,
e1Iiid@e3 WITH the Russian bark WesEburg-
which was anchored IN the stream. this
afternoon. TIE Enterprise struck the bark
vlta great force. The rigging % both
vessels was very badly dana wed. but the
financial loss cannot - stated AZ this .i-tls
TIE vessels had not been separated a. a
late hQar. TIE Wesiourg arrived from
Yokohama les- right-
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VICTORIA, u. G. July 3-A prospect
Ing party returned this morning from
Portland canal bringing news OF the
drowning OF Theodore Nelson. OF PennsyI-
wanna, on the American river. about a
month ago No details
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Chinese Rebellion Being suppr~..ed

LONDON. July 2.-The H0ngkong cor
respondent u the Daily Mau says the re-
beillo.. in the province Of Kwans-si is be
iug g4idly suppressed The imperial
troops are dispensing the rebels and re-
capturing the cities they had seized.
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Postma.ter. Com mi.-ioned.

WASHINGTON June @Q.-Presilent Nc
kinney today signed commissions for the
following postmasters.
Deer Lodge. Mont. Edward sta kpole
Sand Coulee Mont. David .. Dolsou. As
ro.ia. or. Charles Macdonald; Heppner.
or. benjamin Il. Vaughan. Na-shtield.
Or william g. Curtis.
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ST. LOUIS. July a.~About - per cent
OF the creditors o. Sportsman Park met
with chris Won Der Abe and ar greeyneut
was effected 10 accept Ton Der Ahes offer
OF - cents on the dollar.
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CHICAGO July "a Train Of a dOzen
Pdllmanz will carry several hundred pas
sengers out tonight. They are members
~ the Michigan Press Association. VINO
are bound for the Pacific coast via 81.
Paul and Winnipeg
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DANYILl-E. Ill. July 30.-DriYers OF
the Pawnee coal mines have been success
fui IN their strike. After being out two
hours the operators were granted an in
crease of wages.
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LONDON. July 2o-The British bark
Midas Capt NJ ssenger which sailed from
Naga<aki. Japan. on February II for
Portland. Or, has been posted at L.lUyds
as missing.
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Ass = a4~~kr~ 81 Bos'o0. = .,sies. d. .se
Great Northern hofet vas ,s.ka.. s,s8, NJ,
81 yesterday ara e3riy this morning as
rzFss.t - 90 J'rs4tI-la.z.. hospital snlg.sr.s,
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kzsso. for a British corporation Ire
price paid was sfsag. The m9re was
owned ~ Spokane parties.
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MORE INSPECTORS NEEDED.
APPLICATION MADE TO ID MONT To
DETAIL ASSISTANTS.
Port Angeles Man Has q "~thod "'
Cooling Air in ships. hieh In
BEING gssestig at~d-P. =. Carroll
Wants an Immune Comm mission

ep4ctal Dasga teb g 'he Post-fntsibgercer
WASHINGTON. Jaly 2'-Appliea 'Ior~
kss been made % Ger. D1mont, chief IL
sgeesor Of aulis and boilers. for the aD-
po.nsmest II assistant inspectors Il thu
Puget sound aiztr.e.. The law proe.<5ez
tnat wasnsver aay district faspects - Or
Eore steamer Il airy one year It is sn;l-
1Iea 70 aes.s1an; inspectors. Puget soYra
os.rlc, passed that Arlt during ne last
facal year BY az least fifty yess*.s. AZ
I'm a. the matter was brought 10 tie
attention az Gen. Dunaont Re aeknow,edg
a. the fsce szity ~ The sppo 8tnent q 49,
.ztant INSPECTORS. ard 1as notified ali
sppicanss for me positions that Trey are
Under sl.e csyg service I3w. ard this; ap-
poiatnants vii have 70 % MADE from The
eligible la. n =. Turner. 81 Seattle. ~
ono - SIC leading names On the Ast tor
appointment a. assistant boiler Inspector,
having suce esg.ufy passed the c.si} SsEy-
Ice examination some tine ago.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post InteiIigenccr
NEWCASTLE. Wash. July 29.-Axe
Grape. a miner, l. native Of Finland. 4bou;
f. years OF age, was killed in the mine this
evening hy falling rock.
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Petitions have beer flief WITH tAe sec
oHd assistant postmaster general fgr the
retention Of The night mall station a. the
f9wn - Bridgeport Dcu1.as COUNTY
Witch. GwinS - "a change IN ne contract
for carrying he mail. was - b. hanged
July J. - Brewster. on the 0kau5z4n sd
Of The coiumb.2 river. IL r. represented
a. the aepaf. ueut taat a. Bridgeport the
sccofno4ufe fspHs nf@ extra tine FOR srav-
elsra. While a. Hrewstsr there is iittle. II
cry. acoan rl0da X "a far faega The peo-
yie q kr.Issport are greatly aroused ovsr
thr matter h,ca5ise. .u me ceurse Of
5ear. the change would work a consider
ABB toss - The hotels. stores and other
;ntercsts ia the t5wu. 70 say nothing 81
the Inconvenience 20 the travelling pubic.
fsnator N!lson ard Representative Lewis
have both been .mlr9Fc'uiEs - haFe ths
contract charged 50 tusi iAe mail station
Wi, remain q, Bridgeport, the coach, the
horse driver and ;us.l stIii remaining
There over DIgb; instead u II brewster.
TIE matter Is .tli under consideration.
Tie people iu 3he littie town Of Holly.
f. ilooa lanai, iu kNsap county, ara H.
sidsd deiy over a propagation 30 remove
the Offirf. pi.@c paAE. = seems. for the
convenience TT ne p0strnislrcSs She now
keep the postoniee ia shv schoo.house,
ard "a DESTROYS Of taking IL "a her home.
The principal Contestants are The owners
Of the cutlery establishment wa,Ch haa
been established a. Holly. under the man
agtmart " y. ] Anderson. @Aich has ac~
ea.FcG SOME large property 12oiilnga There
and - e1nsuGIuE considerable money IN
fi.s payment 81 wages ana in tns purchase
81 material. Befh sides Clam - repre-
80 zoe aIeiter part ST tie community.
e. frs l"stf12stsr Bas decided hat he
Ace. 50 -s.a - Al
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from = severe case Of Appendicitis. n.
condition : considered grave.
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baron HerscbeIi Sails for America.
LIVERPOOL, July 2o.-The White Star
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PEOPLE WHO MAKE UP
THE PASSING THRONG.

r. TrTTNrR. well known
rurser y--1zn. who has bean r
the Ssrr = western states for a
number Of years, arrived IN Sc
ssf.a Yesterday from T0rcdo