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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
Arrested Two Mon.

The war excitement yesterday Was the
primary cause OF the arrest OF two
American citizens 0y Officer bedford.
j. ". Williamson had oeen ie-d.ns the
bulletins about The war situation and
had imbibed TOO freely between bullstins
when the portly figure Of Officer Redford
hove in sight looking for spaniards Not
being able to find the enemy, The police
nan noticed that Mr.. Williamson was
too fun FOR comfort and he took him
In charge
Mr. G. w. Pond disagreed with officer
Rodford IN this movement ana obstruct-
Cd his proper progress. II was alleged.
and thereupon he, TOO was requested TO
proceed 10 the Second Station where he
was. later. bailed by Mr. w c. Pond.
Williamson fingered longer, however. and
will be given an opportunity to sober up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
ENGINEER AT CAPITOL.
How the Appropriation Bill May Anect
This once.


When the General Assembly passed the
appropriation act no provision Was made
for the salary Of The Engineer az the
CN,pltol. 1hs. OF course, implied that
the position had been abolished. A good
MANY p-oy4e. however, lia4.n tnat a4.et
lily tst Col 1u0n.ds Il. ronatui VINO u
no..lns that o.4ce now. he w.L be SILL
enuu,u 10 a continuance in once. lis
ONCE has been ptuVueu tor ~ e-e eoue,
luey argue. ana indamLch suLa.F'a'vh ,
Of section l13 mes as ad.aiy ana aelsio"
zYJ defines LIS uuDes, IL houid De H~e'a-
sary 20 repeal these se-dyLs 10 HaNe
hem ineffective, winch, however mas hol
been done
ON inc other hand the appropriation
act contains the usual provision tnat an
acts or parts OF acts in conlhct Win us
provisions shall be repealed.
Another question. how ever, arises I'D
refeience to the register of the land Of
flee. The aDpI oprialon bin provides that
he dut es OF the register OF the land Of
ice shall be transferred % the Secretary
N the Commonwealth Tie act further
states that it shall be IN force from ita
passage with the exception or me PROVE
slons regarding changes In the salaries
of officers and employs OF the govern
nent. which shall only 90 into eHse'
or July lst.
The Offices affected by the reduction
Of the appropr atoms are those OF inc
Auditor Treasurer. Register OF the Lana
Office and the policemen in the Capitol
square. The heads q the departments
have not yet decided upon the changes
which they will be compiled 20 make.
There will have 20 be reductions IN the
clerical forces In each. and The pol &c on
the Square viii be reduced 10 SIX. There
are el.ht al present. ar q salary 81 80
per month each After July lst the force
Will be reduced to six at "a salary Of so
a month
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
THE full LIST
OF CANDIDATES.
Names Of All Who Have Entered the
Municipal Race.
THE JEFFERSON WARD TICKET.
Those Whom the Good Government
League Have Privately Endorsed.
Selected From the Men Already
in the Field.
THE JEFFERSON WARD TICKET

The last week OF the campaign has
opened In a lively manner. There are
nightly meetings In every ward In the
city at which the cand dates are always
in evidence in full force. There Is a
sharp Aght on between the Good Gov
eminent League and the clubs which
will be kept up until the polls close next
Tuesday night.
JEFFERSON WARD TICKET.
As shown by the list Of candidates en-
dorsed by thu League. which was print
ed in Sundays Times. no ticket was put
ND in Jefferson Ward. Since that time
however. the determination has Teen
reached to endorse Mr.. w. NJ. Turpn
and Dr. f. W .StlG for the Board or
Aldermen, and Messrs j. W. Anderson
Sol. l.. Bloomberg. II. II. Ha-desiy. Nor
gan II. Mills and Phil Shea for the Com
mon Council. All Of these gentlemen
had PREVIOUSLY announced themselves ana
we're not brought out by the League.
Captain Mills said that he had received
information that be had been endorscu
by the Good Government League nut ne
could not understand why this should
have been done. Re was not IN sym
pathy with the Laoguo and had IN an MS
speeches criticised b.
ALL. THE CANDIDATES.
The following IS o complete list Of cam
didafs for all Offices which arc 10 ba
nlled at next Tuesdays election:
Mayor-John S. Harwood, Richard NJ
Ia l1r
Commonwealth Attorney-D. c. Rich
ardsOn
Commissioning Of Revenue-Robert b.
Munford. O. a. Hawkins b VI. Noble
Auditor-E. 4. Barber Charles W. Fell
lows r. $ NJ Valentine. T.. J. Warren
CITY Col!octor-Frauk r. Bates. Frank
" Cunningham.
Sheriff C.. Folkes. John T. Hughes
Reuben r. Jennings. Jr.. phil. Parsley.
High Constable-Georcc Med. Blake. J.
O.. Garrison John Krausc, =. II. Ralston.
r.. Courtney SHIELD.
city Sergeant-Robert T. Briggs H.
Claiborne Epps, Edward S. Rose, !. c.
Smith.
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Contents Of art |.

Steamer Excelsior Crowded with Cold
Seekers on for the Klondike
skaguay Harbor. Showing Several lm-
portant Points.
Unloading Scow at Skasuay.
Klondlke Miners Encamped ln Forest.
Pack Train with a Valuable Cargo.
Steamer Queen Unloading Klondlkers at
Dyea.
Blacksmith Shop. Where One Dollar
Nail Was Charged
Packing by Means OF DOGS on Dyea Trail
Klondiko Wagon Loaded with Provisions
Four Men Hitched 20 a Cart Fording
DyCa River.
Actresses En- Route to the Koadike Ford
ing DVea River
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08

Dyea IN the Autumn.
Healy & Wilson's Store.
Rlce's Place. Meals az All Hours"
Forty Indian Canoes az Dyca.
A Burro Pack Train.
The Miners Encampment.
Camp al Long Lake.
Burros Fording q River.
First Crossing. Dyea River
Indians Freighting Up Dyca River
Polling a Canoe Up Dyea River
A Pack Train az Dyea Canyon.
Lucky Miners at Chllkoot Pass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
Ambulance Calls.

Yesterday AFTER Don about ! o'clock the
ambulance, Dr. Nuckols In charge. was
called 10 Thirteeltn and Washington
streets. to attend negro man named
Spencer Miller.
He had been digging gravel az that
point when q bank cayed IN and severely
injured him. No bones were broken. but
internal injuries may result seriously. lie
was treated and carried 10 his home. on
Twenty-fourth strce.. near T.
Al 2.i5 o'clock the ambulance went to-
Tenth and Byrd streets TO attend Jennie
Hrrf c0lOred who bod heer hi m fhe
head by a brick by some one unknown.
she was liea "a and i,ft.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08

Possibly the best musical entertainment
that Richmond people have had for Ions
time will be the Wednesday Club MaJ
Festivals this year
on April "a and 23d the club viii
make known MS efforts. The programme
will DE composed Of grand and stirrias
music Of masters end artists OF note vii
render 81.
Master John Powell. the hoy pianist
OF this city VIII make his debut. and q
chorus OK children Will be 4 feature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08

exceed an others OF the kind VIII 20
given under the auspices Of Division No.
/. Ancient order of Hlbernians, at M
Donough Hall. 100 west Broad street,
which event will conclude the exercises
OF the day.
The committee appointed 10 arrange
for me banquet consisting Of Mossrs
W. J. ..nright. j. j. Lynch, John Teefy'
FeiA keegan p. H. Curtis and Pat
AcDorough. met az the above hall Sun
day evening and competed The arrange
ments for The banquet.
Sir. James r.. Grady was elected sec
rotary OF tho committee. and was IN
structcd 10 notify he members Of the
place se.ected \ programme for the en-
tertainment Of The guests Is Icing pre-
rared ana the event promises 10 be a
magninccnt afair. Mr.. PAT McDonough
= native OF Sligo. will be the caterer Cd
the occasion.
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Seekers Ancr Gold.

Eleven young men will leave Richmond
Thursday for a point In British Colum
bia. several hundred miles southeast OF
the K'ondilc. TO hunt for gold Oaly three
OF the would-be mil.ionaircs arc residents
OF Richmond. The others are from points
further South.
The uip VIII be made via 81 Paul and
Winnipeg. The party bought Us claims
sometime ago and sent al engineer there
TO romJin IN charge until spring Sey-
eral OF the young men are drummers.
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Towing Provisions up Streams, Showing
How Supplies Are Moved.
Pack Train az Little Lake. A Rough
Road
Camp Life at Finnegans Point. Typical
Miners.
Packers on Trail Nodr sheep Camp.
Sheep Camp showing the Famous Gla-
cier
Front street az Sheep Camp Settlement.
showing Hotel Accommodations.
Fif,v Tons OF Provisions Stored at Crater
Lake. Hard Work Ahead.
a Trying climb on the Dyea Trail.
Pack oxen on the Dyca Trail.
Presbyterian Missionaries and their Wives
az Long Lake.
Actresses Bound for the Klondike al Hap
nN CamD.
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Released on Request.

ernest Gibbs and Horace Derwin were
before Squire 7. p. Larus at the County
Courthouse at o'clock last evening
charged with disturbing the session OF
Fairi ED High School on March 4th.
The accused were two boys respectively
sixteen and fifteen years Of age who
were not meml ers Of the school.
After hearing the case. upon request OF
the principal Of the school. Mr. W. A.
Crcnshaw. Squire Larus recessed the
BOYS upon payment OF the costs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
Lost HCr Dinner.

Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Laura Hicks.
OF No. IA west Broad street. went 10
market aud filled her market basket with
ec0d things tor Sundays dinner. on
her return home she put u Gown In
Lack room ana went 10 another part OF
the hoLsc.
Rct lrnIng soon after she found the
basket ana It's contents gone and also
ya.uab.e wrap. There Is no clue 10
The fhlef.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
Attemptcd Suicide.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. M'rch T.
spocial-John r. Sommers, well-known
dry goods clerk while mentally unoal-
anced al his home on Je1s stree
to-day made an attempt at suicide by
slashng his neck with a razor. tie made
n three inch cut on the right side OF his
neck which severed the first layer oi
muscles. The wound is not serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
Rnar.l of Pharmacy.

The State Board or Pharmacy VIII
meet In this city on March llss Ia COT.
Jno. Rell Biggers office. The examine
ton Of applicants for diplomas as regis
tered pharmacists aud registered assist
ant pharmacists viii commence In the
Hall OF the House Of Delegates the next
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
RcN. L. Scmmrs sncnl,s.

Quite large crowd attended the mid.
day Lentsn services yesterday afternoon
at o clock al No. 1913 east Ma street.
Rev. ThOs. Semmes rector Of ST. Andrew s
Episcopal church delivered an interesting
address. selecting as his text a portion
OF tie sermon on the mountain. Mr..
semmes viii conduct the services daily
during the remainder OF the week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08

The conference OF delegates from tho
various Catholic societies OF the ci;y
which convened IN Cathedral Hall LAST
Sunday week TO arrange Tor the proper
celebration of ST. Tatrick's Day failed
TO arra nge tor banquet as was the
usual custom. but Notwithstanding such
an adverse decision. a banquet which
promises, fIom present Indications TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
CAUTION.

knife. The injury is not a dangerous
one. but Is painful.
Considerable excitement was occasio1ed
AT the clearinghouse and when il was
learned that Mr. Eenninan had been cut.
a message was sent Tor the ambulance.
which quickly resi- olccd. wlth Or. Muck
OILS IN charge lie did what was neces-
sary in the premises. and lett tie Injured
man. and 10 the meantime. Mr. Mobley
was arrested and carried 10 The Second
Station
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
Married on sunday.

Mr.. John s Good OF London. England.
who has been residing In this city for
some years, engaged Ia the wire work
buslness. and NJ SO Sarah Ann Daughtry
OF this city. were MARI ei Sunday morn
ing al O'Clock By Bishop g. c. Ponick
AZ the latter's residence. No los south
First street They are living at pres
ent al No. 20 east Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
MAY Be NAMED TO-DAY,
Mr. Wray r. Knight I, BE Richmond's
Next Postmaster.

President Mckinley may send 20 the
Senate to-day The nomination Of nj.
Wray II. Knish. Tor postmaster OK Rich
mold
That IS. he viii do so unless something
has occurred since Friday 10 cause him
10 change his programme. One OF the
bcs. Informed Republicans said the Pres
dent had promised TO nominate Mir.
Knleht to-day aud as he had heard
nothing TO the contrary he presumed Mr..
Mckinley would DO so.
The Nomination OF Judge Waddin 20
succeed Judes hughes Will not be made
for a week or ten days.
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To Our Subscribers. --

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asanw HdnM Meanwhile
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andwhdp Eayrad Hardship syb@
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Rufln Driscoll the hl.cen-year-oid boy
who was seriously injured Saturday by
being thrown from the back OF runa-
way horse. was reported 10 have improv-
Ell very llt,le asst evening.
Although The lads skull was crushed
the doctors state that he has a big nght-
Ing chance FOR life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
THEIR NEW HOME.
Hcnrico Cnion Lodge Take Possession
of RcmOdelcd Quarters.

of Remodelod Quarters.
Henfico Union Lodge 90 Masons, who
have been meeting bon old Masonic Han
ON Franklin street near Nineteenth, took
possession of their new home, on Twer
.y-hfth street. lest night.
The building has been rcmodeied by
ArchitCct S. NJ. Williams and has been
elegantly furnished The ground floor las
been fitted zap for a supper room, the
second floor has been Transformed into ii
handsome ballroom. and The lodge rooms
arc ou the third floor.
The committee w had charge Of the
rcmo1clling Arrangement We're Mcssrs. W
a. Williams. chairman; j. 5. Moore, p. C..
Lewis T.. c. Garrison; and William Will
son. and they were given carte blanche
ln thc premises.
Their work was most satisfactory. and
The, received mauy cougr4u latois irOn.
thclr fellow -Masons last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
COMMON COUNCIL.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Vote for Three
Charles A. Brothers. Philip He,lstern
H. A. Jacob. ). 7. Lewis
Chas +. Richardson c. w. (Nat) Tyler.
CITY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
Wote for FiveJ
}. Mcnwaine Archer. G. L.Derry) Blount
J. J. Graves. Walter c. Hill,
l.. r. Jack Kcmmerer. W }. kimbfough
Chas. G. Mettert. Clyde w. Saunders,
Harry T. Watson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
introduction Taken From Part |,
En- Route to the KlOhdike. .

Alaska and North
Northwest until the arrival Of the gold
followed
public realize the
% Kondibe Country
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expedition looking the poshng Of the sights and scenes OF this Ne"
with convincing accuracy its dan
Also that W series Of pictures
practical guide for prospective ira
Of dNons and will picture to the mind
tIes
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
Contents Of art III.

A Packers Home Peace and Plenty.
Deep Lake a Wild Scene.
Chnkoot Summit I'm Winter.
A Hazardous Climb.
Forty-hve Degree Incline. Chllkoot Pass.
A Rest Near the Summit Of ChiIkoos
Pass.
Human Beasts OF Burden.
over the Mountain Top
The Meeting of the Trails.
Pack Horses on Edge OF Preclpice. Chill
iloot Pass.
Looking South from Dyoa Canyon.
CHER Don-a-wok. and Isaac. King Of
Packers.
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Total 10 0aitt.s. .s.t.s..s's's.. slup- %
The committee appointed by tne Minis
teral Mon have examined tie work OF
the Citizens Relief Association and found
o. was sufficient. and asks the public TO
continue their liberal support.
10 rs hoped that the citizens viii sub.
scribe as hheraNy as possible. as this
association IS IN reed OF funds Tor the
relief of the des rVing poor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
UjsCasr Continued.

United States Commissioner Henry
Flegenheimer has committed 10 iai.
Thomas Grayely coloTsd. on the charge
OF passing q counterfeit, one dollar gold
coin on a man nim,d Parrish Ills case
viii come UP next Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
ALetter From General Lee.

4 warm personal friend Of Consul-Gen-
erai Lee received a letter from him sun
day. lie stated that he was hard
worked and greatly in need CT rest, bur
ne could not think OF leaving his post Of
duty az such critical time as this.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
Cnf n Ennrslnr

n an argument ABOUT board m yes
terday morning az no H5 east Marshall
street. Mr.. James 5, Mobiey the board
i~r.hOuse kcereg. cut MIR T.. r. Rennlhan.
the boarCer IN the right thigh with a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
Not League Members.

The Marshall ward candidates. who
were endorsed by the Good Government
League. have issued a card stating that
the said endorsement was without their
solicitation and that they are not mem
hers OF tho Lcague.
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In thcCnnris.

A notice Of q motion Tor judgment for
si2i.o5 was docketcd in the clerks o'ice
o. the Circuit Court yesterday in the
suit OF ~ l.. stags against Bryan NJ.
Cullen.
1he suit OF Thomas j. Otey against the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
Remains the Same.

Rev. Or George c. Vanders'ice's con-
di,on remains unchanged. lie passed q
snehily more comfortable night sunday
ana his spirits brightcro1 up greatly. The
doctor takes this as favorable indica-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08

jackson Ward.

CITY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
vote for Five.)
Henry y. Beck. j. ". Carmooy,
James 3. Doherty. Michael j. Doherty,
W. j. DOYLE. A. =. HUI
A. r. (Toly) Hu.chcr, Chas. kepp.er
II. w. Stein. Tnos K Thornton,
Michael Woods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
jefferson Ward.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
vote Tor Two)
Adam Dlacont. John NJ. King,
r.. W. sun. VIM. NJ. Turpin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08

In sraerw mile Post ST. MeI Circle
Happy Lake
CencC rarL
Lid White Horse Rapids Dutch Haor si and
manyot he por o gratm . = .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
Relicrorthc Poor.

Tho Citizens Relief Association Com
m.,tce of the Young Men Business Asso-
citation. at their regular weekly meeting
on yesterday afternoon. in The Security
Bank. transacted the following business:
Previously aonaLed or rcheI ol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
FOR A MEMORIAL
BATTLEFIELD PARK
Congress is Urged to Enact the
Pending Bill.
ENDORSED BY THE GRAND ARMY
The National Committee Presents n
Memorial 10 Both HouScs--It Adj
socatcs the Acquiring Of $500
Acres ofLand for that Purpose.
ENDORSED BY THE GRAND ARMY

There Is now pending IN Congress a bill
providing Tor thto establishment OF the
Fredericksburg and Adjacent National
Battlefield Memorial Parh OF Virginia.
The scheme has met with general favor
and is heartily endorsed by Tho Grand
Army of the Republic. The National
Committee OF that body has just present.
Cd memorial to Congress ON the SUBJ
sect which was introduced IA the Senate
by Hon. j. G.. Burroughs. OF Michigan
and m the House of Representatives by
lion. Josiah b.. Hicks. OF Pennsylvania.
The Nauo-al Committee. who prepared
the memorial is composed oil the ioAow-
ing gentlemen.
General Edgar Allan chairman. Daniel
r. banou, George hasslcur Henry T..
Ian,or. Dan. a. Grosvcnor. Peter a..
Ayr,s. Aihcri E. SHOES.
lne memorial r,tos iu part as follows.
"ilaN4ns performed au tno uuLea nee
Cufcd ol tncm, SO lar as au examination
into the p.a.s ana FurDoa,s oi tne pro
posed cstanlsnmcut ol b1.4D..e.d Iark.
at ANA near cane cg of 4fcIercaspurs,
virginia, hafinb a's' .niottA "a su1-c'in-
Hi''et' 'ia.'t" io,dn'Aa proposed 'o Doc
s.i apart ana Ht9'l'. ut inc Ndion"l
government lnr lhr purlusc namcu, auu
having l.'r-u-ateo 'ur iesl-ia"on ate
i-~o. n"" ln tnc STATE ol NHtihi' hcoi-
l'i'"Ns itr FREDERICKSBURG ana A"J'-
cent National IHhenc.a tark AssJcid-
Lon as Wrd as ine proposed cessation
by the senate ana House OF Heia esenta-
uNea oi tnr lm,no 0.ltDs, az t"t lOfn
Boo ile huIs ro" penang before our nee
slcruNe hooir.. Hr.iluiy tut urgently
unite with tAe coflofa.oIs named in the
p-t OF '"t 'He'n't Le--si.. 'f'' "meh
was approved t> nc Governor of Nr-
einIa ulon tuo anniversary OF the birch
OF tnc i0,eu ANA iameu,ed Lincoln fco-
iuar} d. i'.N n ine commencing io tnc
people of zoe United States, through JOS
Senator'S anp ielleetn.a.'es Do ue cone
gross o. ino Dn.ea 7.a.ea the icsisnuon
proposed ODD the bulls leienneiore referred
10.
"Ihc subject bias been for several years
past under uYesu-auOn ANA auViscment
o. ofhoIm representatives. of the Grand |
ARMY ot ihc hcpuuAc, and the report 90 |
The ihfit-r0urn Nduonai tnoampnenl |
received Che unanimous approval OF thai
enclApmenl when sand report was pre-
I
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Clay Ward.

BOARD or ALDERMEN.
vote for Two)
r. r. u. Myers. NJ Fill Seay.
Even Snead, w. Minor woodward.
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COMMON couNcIL
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

vote for Ihrce)
Chas A. Cake, Geo. e. Ehmig.
isaac Michael. A. p. Montgomery.
JOS o. Phillips Marshall l.. Ramos
Geo. ". Schucser. Stephen J.. Wood
CITY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
Vote for fiye)
VIM. H. Adams II. Z. Cabel
r. j. Pagan, John IT, Redwood
j. T. Taylor. II. ~ Ty.er.
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CITY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
Madison Ward.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Vote for Ouc.)
James T. Ferriicr.|
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Climbing The
ChilkOOf ass

and others struggling through the swamp
morasses of the White Pass Route.
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En- Route to the K1Ondike


Scarcely explanation led TO- the issue OF
photographs the The vast ma
publications launched into the world with kind OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
Monroe " ard.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Vote Tor ThreeJ
p. s. Gates. W. a. CLonnle) Graves
Henry p. Gru0bc.
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