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Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

J.J. jacobson, chairman OF the
board of county commissioners, WAS
in the city Saturday affixiDg his stg7
nature to a large batch OF county
Or(lerA
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

A benefit entertainment will be
given at the st Cloud opera house
on next. Friday evening the receipts
going to E. II. Davidson, the popular
manager 1T tho opera house.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

D-See the fine line Oi Sterling silver
novelties for the holiday sens0n nG
Nj. " Wpizpl'R.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

%The finest line Of briAr and
Meerschaum Pipes in the city ar
Wetzel's.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

The Royalton Banner publishes q
rumor that Mark Kobe will take
charge of Hotel Royalton about
Jan. l and run both hotel and
saloon.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

.~Cameras and supplies at Wet.
sells.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

Mrs. j. Champs, of Detroit, Mich..
who has been visiting with her son,
Alex Rowe. for the past week. left
Saturday for st. Paul. to visit friends
there before returning home.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

Wait for the minstrel performance
for the benefit Of the Falls City hand.
Dec. 16.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs. H B. Tuttlt, OF Bur-
trum Monday brought their young
daughter tn the city Tor medi-
cal attendance. The child ia suffer-
ing from spinal meningitis.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

q The street cur barn at st. Cloud
burned Friday night. Several cars
were DESTROYED. The total loss IN
about $l5,0'N. The company has
three rMrr left.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

~Bibles and testaments at Wet
zel's.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

~-Jarboe & Lymun's are head
quarters for Santa Claus this year
They have every conceivable kind Of
toys for children, and fine line OF
celluloid goods suitable for Christ
mus presents for the older ones.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

Walter Juhn.,:n l,ft today for the
lumber cnnl's ~ - 4. En"kman In
the northern part "f thr s'"t"." " here
h. will he rm,luve't, during the
winter. as timekeeCer.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

8. Combs. Of Springfield, Mo-, IL in
the city. Mr.. Combs business IL
buying soldiers additional home
stead rights. and he is looking up all
the old soldiers in this vicinity. He
will remain In the city several days.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13
Cash for wheat.
Cash for rye.
Cash for oats.
Cash for corn.

At Tanners.
The cheapest place in the
city to buy your groceries.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

MrAlwaVh N season. dOpk1ne'
St~amed Hnmtnv Hul}ed COrn). Ele-
gait lunch in milk. OF. can, 10c.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

~A fine line of Christmas books,
including books for children, and the
works OF many celebrated authors
are now on sale at JarbOe & Ly-
mans, first door south Of post office.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

Anopen meeting Of the High School
Literary society will he held Thurs
day evening next. The public la cor
daily invited. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

Remember tt.e date 1T the band
minstrel performance. Dec. 10.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

The statements OF the local natl On
al banks show that there is an un-
usually large amount OF money ON
deposit. The size of tho surplus in
both banks would Indicate that the
demand for loans is not very active
at present.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

d.. Sawypr's Ukatine never has,
a'ni we do nor ace how 1t can. fail tO
cure kidney Disorders. 1t gives
nature the aid needed. and nature
thus aided never fails. Wetzel's
Pharmacy.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-12-13

Gold pens ut WErzEl4's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
C0MPLIME NTARY TO US.
The Opinion of America Held by the
London Saturday Review.

NEW YORK. August M.-The London
Saturday Review. which recently said
that Chauncey VI. Depew was painted
puppet ana snob. expresses the views
given below. and which candid express
sion is being quoted In English financial
and other newspa pers averse 10 American
interests in Great Britain and 10 Eng
lish interests embarked I'm this country:
There are of course many worthy
private persons in the United states, but
what We have to think OF now are tho
people of that country as represented
I'm their social, civil. and political GUS
toms Socially II is sordld TO the last
degree. its courts OF law and all its civil
institutions are corrupt the methods OF
it's political parties are no better than
those OF Long-Firms. II contributes moth
ing TO the self-rest OF humanity. On the
contrary it has shown all the world 70
what a depth Of public depravity clvil-
cation is capable OF descending
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
REPUBLICANS OF HENRlC0.
They Elect Delegates to the County
Convention.


The Republicans of Hcnrico county
held precinct meetings yesterday for the
purpose of cccting delegates TO the con-
Nenuon to-day. which will choose
representatives 10 the Third District
Congressional Convention. which Will Dee
held at Hanover Courthouse September
,th.
The party. both in tho county and i'm
the city is considerably splt up. the two
wings being administration and anti
admin tr1tou Republicans.
Dc is thought that "a majority of the
county delegates viii favor the nominal
u0u for Congress of Mr. otis "a. Russell.
Squire b. b.. Lewis. of Fulton. has had
his hands uu lately Zoo handling parties
charged with misdomeanors of various
kinds.
Joseph Hatcher was before him on the
charge off stealing SaN the property or
A. Adclcusk. The Squire imposed upon
him I'd nue of $3.50. and Hatcher took an
appeal to the County Court
l.u Henderson came up ON the charge
of creating considerable excitement
around the residence of his stcp-fathor
jesse Roy Dos drawing gun and threat
cnuc to shoot thc old m1u
Justice Lewis seemed to have some
doubt as to whether Eli was joking CT
uot but Dee imposed fine upon him OF
s.. l just by way of procauuon.
Giles Cronshaw raised considerable
dI turhancc ou Graham street He REM
drr0d himself such 90 nuisance TO the
waNfaring public that Justice Lewis de-
tcrmlnci t0 break mp such antics and im-
posed upon him "a fine OF sos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Lad Fell Through a skylight and Met
His Death.

4 most distressing accident occurred
Yesterday afternoon about 1880 o'clock,
bv which little Johnny signaigo. son OF
fosoph scnaigo. who resides al 6l9 east
Broad street. met his deain'
Ptporhangcrs were at work IN the
eocond floor Of 40. S2i. the roof Of the
rear norton of which adioins the back
rorch connected with the residence Of
Ar. Senaigo. a..
About the hour mentioned one OF the
worlmon called to little Johnny 10 BRING
him a broom. The little iellow climped
o,cr Tho railing of the porch and went
ont on tho roof of the house next door.
lie handed the broom into the window
ia the man who had asked for n and
thon etcppcd back. and going too far he
crashed through the glass skylieht and
feu about twenty feet TO the floor be-
low.
The alarm was at once given. and
effort made 30 get 10 the boy. some
difficulty was experienced in reaching
him. for all the lower part of the house
wss locked and barred Finally, aller
some trouble. the door was broken IN
and the boy found 10 have sustained
most serious injuries. the base OF MS
skull being fractured. his wrist broken
and his arm and side badly cut
The ambulance was called and Dr.
brown responded The boy was carried
into his home next door. and treated
as sxilfully a. possible. but he died about
The boy was the oldest Of three child
rem and was in his seventh year. was
liked bv ali mis- playmates and was a
net at home. lie was very bright ana
Nr Sienaieo Is the Keeper Of the bill
lizard room at Murphy's Hotel
The funeral will take place a. 8 O'Clock
this afternoon from ST. Peters came
dral and the inierment VIII be al MI.
calvary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
ALLAN AND TREAT
MAY BE CHOSEN.
Talk Of Re-eIecting Them to the
State Committee.
WILL PUT UP A CANDIDATE.
All Opposition TO Making a Republican
Nomination FOR Congress II With
drawn-Thc CITY Convention 10
be Held Tuesday Night.

It's practically settled that tho Rcpu6-
noans viii nominate candidate for
Congrcss next Wednesday.
II any of thc Federal omoe-holdcrs
have been opposed 10 putting up any one
against Captain Lamb, they have now
changed their minds as to what IS best
Tor their party 10 90.
The omco-hoidcrs are now certainly the
most enthusiastic advocates Of making
"a nomination. city Chairman ~ j.
Smith and Collector OF Customs Bethel
have always been In favor OF making tho
night
Tho convention meets at Hanover
Courthouse September lth and it viii
make 90 nomination. While Mr. Russell
chances seem the best there is consider
able opposition 90 him and % may Doe
be will not carry of the honors.
MAY 1919 A DARK HORSE
SIR Russell is not "a candidate I'm tho
sense Of seeking the nomination. If inc
convention should with anything like
unanimity offer 90 make him the can
difatc ho would probably accept The
cx-postmasfor is unpopular with some of
fho so-caled administration Republicans
but De- has strong following Not al
of tho onicc-holding Republicans are OPP
posed 90 him.
Postmaster Weiagor. Of Manchester.
lHs nor authorized DTS name 10 be pre-
scented to tine convention bat, like Mr..
Russell he would probably not decline
the nomination under certain conditions.
There d. some talk of dark horse.
but horses are scarce. Some OF the Re
publicaus arc anxious to nominate
gold Democrat but they have found no
ono who would accept
THE COMM1TTEEMEN.
The administration Republicans arc de-
termined 90 ro-elect. if possible. Mossrs
Edpsr Allan and Morgan Treat 10 the
State Committee. no is said now that
both of these gentlemen would accept.
W. g. Singleton. the colored member
from HenrIc0 may not go back on tho
committee There is talk of olccting Dr.
u. T. Jones foolorcO Of Richmond. 10
succeed him Dr Jones Is president Of
tho Colored Republican League recently
formed here.
The city Republican convention will he
held Tuesday night. Lively times are
looked for Alderman James Bahcn says
he is taking uo active part in politics
just now bat his following claims that
ho is going 90 Doe heard from at this
meeting Bahcns friends are talking of
running him for the State Committee
hut the Alderman states that he is not
O. candidate
Assistant Postmaster Grubbs has been
asked 20 become candidate for the
State Committee hut hc will decline TO
do 500 as long as thcro is any possibility
Of inducing Mcssrs Allan and Treat to
accept
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01

The bill at Main Street Vaudeville Park
this week I'm every way merits the suc-
unusually strong I'm refined comedy and
dance specialties and was enjoyed los au-
other large audience again last night
Miss Margerie Mabelle who has become
such prime faVorite. though she appear
ed. was suffering from rather severe
attack of Illness and was in consequence
unable 90 respond 90 the repeated cucOros
which We're extended her. Her indisD0-
sition was superinduced by the extreme
heat and while suffering acutely her cone
diti1n was not considered az an serious
Mile Wtenia scored another success I'm
her cleverly executed toe dances. she has
one Of the greatest sDcrialties OF the kind
ever seen here. The other features were
all well received and by general consent
The bin ranks MS being beyond question
one of the seasons strongest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
ClcNer Tricl.mnsicr.

one of The many intricate and startling
fcsts 81 juggling being done by Fielding,
The trick master az Broad-Street Park,
fhis week is 10 delicate manipulation
with the muscles or his scalp and neck
OF % bottle on thc top of which is bal
anccd 20 wine glass full OF water He
balances the two on his forehead. and
gradually works them across The top
~ his head until they reach the napc
Of mis- neck when he balances upon his
hands throwing his body az an angle.
lie then brings the bottle and glass back
10 their original position upon his. fore
head. and drinks as proof OF the gan.
uinenefs or The trick the water from
the glass. Many other equally as dlricult
actions are brought forward during this
act. and the Juggler 10 nightly encored.
The Harrises are making a great hit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
THE GUESTS OF MRS. GILL,
Councilmcn Highly Pleased with the
Work Done 10 Male Orphan Asylum.

The members OF the city Council were
the guests of Mrs. Gil at the Male or
phan Asylum last evening. There were
"a few other persons present bv special
invitation. The visitors went Qua about
half past o. a. special car WAS placed az
their disposal ou the River View llne.
After reaching the asylum One guests
were escorted through fne building and
over fle grounds. There was nothing
too good for them Go sfr of the splendid
management of Mrs Gill. The magni-
tude of the work carried on was reNe-
IafiDu OBJ many OF he .nlncilmen.
An excellent supper WAS served. and
after 10 had heen parfakel or the visitors
were escorted into tho Hl.l and thc boys
were marched iu. They went through
with some very attractive exercises auf
wera highly c0mpImon.ed ny Tho Nis-
itors.
ar Vs. vs. Parker in 20 brief speech
welcomed the guests anI told them OF
Tho wonderful work doH. tt the ass .um..
Speeches were made Nt Mrir =. n.
COttrc1 Robert Whi..- dr.. captain
John q. Curtis. Evan -ue1d. Joseph
WaIcrstcu Sol Cutcl.nr and others.
The remainder of tn. evening was
spent n social intercourse. Captain
Frank Cunningham and captain Thomas
Cunningham were present ana dHsi-tet
in entertaining the gur-f-
The visitors departed about 1850 CLOCK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01

A large number Of boys from Richmond
and otner sections Of the state left al
1880 o'clock yesterday for the Nir-
efnia Military institute Among those
who went were the foil owing
Captain George Derbysnire' son OF
Ntai1r II II. Dcrbyshire: Corporals Pat
tereon and Hart. Messrs. Cabell, -Ic-
canoe. Blunt. Davenport. Evans. Todd.
Nfunford August. son of City Clerk
Ben. H. August: Lewis, Richard IT,
Bierne Jr.. of Ashland. and Gardner A.
Marablo. Of McGrudcr. York county.
The class this year at the institute VIII
be the largest for a long time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
Messenger Boy Hurt.

Josh NVicks. a Western Union mcssen-
ger boy. who saves time In delivering
dispatches by going back ana forth on
his Bicycle ran into a meat wagon or
similar vehicle on Main street yesterday
afternoon about o'clock and wBs pain
fully hurt For an hour or more he was
rendered unconscious and was carried I'm
dazed condition TO the Western Union
telegraph Office lie could give no ac-
count Of how the accident occurred.
There was an ugly confusion on his
head and he WIS otherwise bruised. IL
Is not thought he was very badly hurt.
He was taken 10 his home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Othcr Matters.

Judge j. Tucker Brooke of Norfolk
is at Murphys s..
Mr.. e.. s. Lynn. son of Major p. W
Lynn. is quite il OF typhoid ieNer.
The proposed moonlight excursion for
the old Dominion HOsfl mas oeen ln-
definitely postponed.
Dr. vs.. w. Parker has removed his
Office and residence 20 so. ll2 north
Third street. Tie has old phone NO 80.
Mrs. W. j. Johnson. of Richmond, ana
her friend. Miss Sue Gordon. or freder-
icksburg. have gone on Oh Trip through
Canada.
Mr.. NJ $. Gregory, chief clerk OF the
Lexington Hotel has returned from n
trip to Atlantic City and olher seaside
resorts
Or. George II. Bagby Of west Grace
street, who has been sick Tor several
days leaves to-day for the country,
90 be gone a week
Mrs. o. II. Kaufman. who has been az
the Old Dominion Hospital Tor the past
month. has returned 20 her home No. 90
north Fifth street.
Miss Lulu Meredith returned home
Tuesday evening from h9anohe' where
She has been spending che past three
months with relatives ana iIleH"a.
The Republican mass meeting which
was announced 20 Boz held al Harris
Han tonight VIII Doe held at True
Reformers Hall instead.
Mr.. r. H. Talley Judge WaddilFs Pr
waite Secretary. has returned from the
Rockbrldee Alum Springs. The Judge
viii not DE back for about two weeks.
A hospital train. carrying sick soldiers
from Fort Monroe 90 Bristow, IN Cul-
peper county. passed through Richmond.
over the Chesapeake and ohio railway,
an 4.s5 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Or. and Mrs r. II. Pitt and their little
son Robert had a very narrow escape
Tuesdav morning from very serious
iniurv a runaway horse struck The
wheel of their phaeton but did no damage
bevoud smashing the wheel
DIR Brown OF the city ambulance
.orfe vas called 20 NO 1872 Washington
street Yesterday 20 attend Bernie
Braee. a l2-yeu-old boy upon whose
nod window blind had fallen. He sus-
tanned slight scalp wound, and was
treated and left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
The Storm Moving North.

Section Director Evans. of the Wealth
or Rureau here stated yesterday that the
storm which struck Savannah with
such severe results. and moved on toe
wards Charleston and mp the Atlantic
coast would probably reach Richmond
I'm "A modified form later at night
If II continued TO follow che coast lie
did not anticipate anything so severe as
the blow that struck Savannah. which
cut off that city from Geographic com
munication with an points. lie thought
only "a corner Of the storm would proDa-
bIv reach this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
STATE COMMITTEE TONIGHT.
This Body to Convene AZ Murphy's Hoo
tcl-Work Orthc Campaign.

The State Democratic Committee will
meet at Murphv's Hotel at o'clock to-
night. There viii not Dee "a very large
attendance of members. Many Will be-
represented by proxy
Quite a number of the Democratic Lead
crs are expected. among them Senator
Martin. Congressman Hay. Jones Swan
son. Lamb. Otey and RiXey Mcssrs. w
a. Young S. II. Epes. w. u. Rhc8 and
J. ~ Quarles. nominees for Congress.
state Senators BOykin Flood and Nor
VS.. Hon. W.. a. Anderson. Of Lexington.
Mr Garter Glass. of Lynchburg and oth-
crs
Reports will be made as 90 the situation
in each district and plans for the cam-
paisn Will Doe mapped out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
FREE Pills.

Send your address to II. Z. Bucklen e.
Co. Chicago. and get free sample box
OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills. tras
will convince you Of their merits. These
pills are easy in action and ale particn-
larry effective in the cure Of Constipa-
tlon and Sick Headache. For Malaria
and Liver troubles they have been proved
invaluable. They are guaranteed 20 be
perfectly free from every oeletsrlouf
substance and 70 b purely vegetable.
They 40 not weaken BY their action, eus
by giving tone TO the stomach and bow.
els greatly invigorate the system. Reg
ular size Is cents per box. Sold " owsps
4 Minor Drug Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
Yellow Fever in Mexico.

LAREDO TEN. Aug. 3l.-Within the
last week four deaths from yellow fever
have occurred at Vera Cruz. Mexico. The
authorities there are making every effort
TO prevent its spread. The physicians AT
TampicO state that the yellow FEVER there
has attacked only those persons who do
not take proper care OF themselves. There
is no danger Of the fever breaking out
here or hardly any other point along the
Mexican border. due largely 10 the eli
matte conditions and the elevation of the
imDOrtaut towns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
4 Lecture ON Tramps.

Mr. c. c. Grail arrived I'm the city a
few days ago and began a. series OF lee
lures last night at Nonable-Street Bap-
fist church.
He brought recommendations from DR.
Landrum and other preachers of the
South.
lie told why and how men became
wanderers and the receptions they prac-
tice upon the people.
There was a fairly good audience who
enioyed the lecture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
AN ASSASSIN KILLED.
Young Man Shoots "A Negro Who Was
Trying To Kill His Sleeping Father.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Aug. 31.-several
attempts have recently been made 20 pois-
on the family OF Captain John Il. Loga-
wood OF Athens La. one OF the most
prominent men in the state. Az 80
O'clock this morning Dick Dabney. color
ed. one OF the persons who was suspected
WIS shot ana Killed by Charles IOgawOOd,
son of Captain LosawOOd, who detected
Dabney aud another negro In the act or
trying 10 XIII Captain LOgawoOd, while
the latter was asleep The negroes enter
ed the house and were discovered by
young lockwood. who chased them into
the ward and fired. Dabney fell dead, but
the other negro made his escape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
SUB-LEAGUE FORMED.
DIR. II. T.. Jones Endorsed for the State
Committee.

A mass meeting was held last night at
O'Clock at Johnson Hall on Graham
street. in Fulton Fairfield District. and
a sub-League OF the Central Republican
League was formed with the following
officers: r. ID. Smith. president; w. Daw-
son. vice-president; William Sewell. treas
urer: +. II. Berkeley. secretary: j. BOYD,
chaplain. James II. Banks, sergeant at
arms,
A resolution was adopted unarimQusy
endo.sinT Or. r. E Jones for the state
Committee.
Dr.. 4. Z. Jones. Lawyer Clinton and
which was largely attended by the voters
Of Bakers precinct. IN Henrico 10 which
the meeting was held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
TO VISIT CAMP WIK0FF.
The President Will Pay the Camp an
Informal Visit Saturday.

WASHINGTON Aug. a.-The follow
ing dispatch was sent 10 General Wheeler
this morning.
The Commandment Camp Wikon. New
York.
The President will pay your command
an informal visit on Saturday accom-
panied by the Secretary OF War.
(Signed) COhBlN'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
delightful Picnic.

The Ashland Baptist Sunday school
cave picnic yesterday 10 Slash church.
Hanover county near the birthplace OF
said to have been built by the British
cariv I'm the last century Am address
was delivered by A. G.. Wightman. Ph.
ID of Randolph college, ana
Walter Sydnor. ESQ. mace rev re-
cnt from Ashland and Richmond and
IN huA a mice time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
ACapitol Square Visitor.

An owl. a representative Of the most
hideous looking species, fellow that
might carry off grown chicken or
state official. was perched In tree be-
tween the Governors Mansion and the
state Library building yesterday
II scared over Richmond about day
break and landed I'm the top of a tree
I'm the Capitol Square. The bird rested
contcntedly during the day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
MADE NO NOMINATION.
Eighth District Republicans Afraid
They Couldn't Get a Fair Count.

The Republican Congressional Conven-
ton Of the Eighth District met here to-
day. Following the report Of the Commit
tee on Credentials. a permanent organiza-
ton was effected under the same chair
manshiD and officers.
Joseph L. Crupper. Of Alexandria r. l..
Fiatford. Stafford and r. X. Campbell. OF
Fauquier were put upon the state Com
mittee. and on motion Of B. +. Ellinger.
OF Culpeper. who In a short speech stated
that he did not expect a free ballot ana
fair count. the convention adjourned
sine die. making no nomination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01

The Internal Revenue Department has
ruled that reports of druggists tele-
phone companies, and Insurance compa-
MES may be sworn 10 before deputy
collector of Internal Revenue. This de-
cision will relieve those people OF the
pavment OF the fees To notaries and,
frequently, the state tax upon the same
herei ofore paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-01
Stricken with Paralysis.

Mr. Lemuel Powers. the commission
merchant WAS stricken with r&rayslg
Tuesday evening at MS home on north
Twenty-ninth street.
He was taken to his room and HIS rhy<
sician summoned. He was resting easily
last night, and hts physician. Dr. j. r.
Harrison. said he was doing very we'll