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Evening star., 1898-04-23

BERLIN, April 23.-It is understood that
Germany, France. Austria and Italy will
send a joint note to the United States and
Spain enjoining caution in dealing with
neutral shipping.
Evening star., 1898-04-23

NEW YORK, April 23.-Riehard Croker
sailed for Liverpool today on the Cam
pania. He was accompanied by his young
est son. Herbert.
Evening star., 1898-04-23
VIII of Henry wex.

The will Of the late Henry Wex was filed
today. His entire estate. of which no value
is given, is left to his wife, who in named
- executrix without bond,
Evening star., 1898-04-23

FALMOUTH. England. April 23.-The
United States torpedo boat Somers IS ready
for sea, but difficulty is experienced in get
ting a crew for her.
Evening star., 1898-04-23

MADRID, April 23.-The war enthusiasm
continues here and in the provinces Pa
triotfc demonstrations are reported 10 havs
occurred everywhere. Special religious SER
vices of prayer day ana night are being Or
ganized for the success of the Spanish
arms.
Evening star., 1898-04-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opering. the HIGH.
est and the lowest and the closing prices of
the New York stock market today, as re-
ported by Corson G. Mccartney, members
New YORK stock exchange. Correspondents.
Messrs. Van Enlburgh & AtterDury No >
Wall 81
Evening star., 1898-04-23
French Fleet Coming w..t.

BREST, France. April 23-The Atlantic
naval division of the French northern
squadron Is under orders to keep in con-
slant proximity to the Antilles during hos
tilities.
Evening star., 1898-04-23
Audn. still In Dry Dock.

QUEENSTOWN, April 23.-The Spanish
torpedo boat Audaz is still In dock at Cork
No truth in the report that she left here at
about the time the Paris left Southampton.
Evening star., 1898-04-23

LONDON, April 23.-A dispatch from
Singapore says there Is reason to believe
the Spanish mail boat, Isla de Midanad
(Ndindanao) will be captured by the United
States cruisers befors She arrives at Manila.
Evening star., 1898-04-23

Finds q Telephone In Her Room q
the Hotel. s1.sess =

NEW YORK, April 23.-Mrs Mckinley
went for a drive in Central Park today, On
her return to the Windsor Hotel she was
surprised to fiId~ that telephone, having
direct communicated with the White
House. had been PLACED in her room.
Mrs. Mckinley, who 10 In good health
will remain here until Tuesday.
Evening star., 1898-04-23
MEN NOW WANTED
(Contfsued from First Page.)


spaniards. bit that the moral effect of an
army of this size would be good on Austria
and any other European country which has
a hankering to join in the struggle. The
President might have listened to these ar
guments had his nforma ton as to Aus
trials attitude indicated anything belliger-
ent. The President is said to have been
officially given to understand that Austria
will do nothing offensive to this country.
The Hawaiian Islands Runner.
Several cabinet members said today that
.they did not know anything of orders hav-
ing been issued for tine seizure of the Ha-
report was circulated all day that a mem-
Der of the foreign affairs committee of the
House had said that he knew some time
ago that orders had been issued to Admiral
Miller to take possession of the islands on
States.
Went to the Capitol.
President Mckinley left the White House
about noon to attend the funeral of Sena
tor Walthall, but returned soon after 1
o'clock and had quiet afternoon.
1t was decided late this afternoon that
the President will se3d a message to Con-
gress on Monday requesting that body to
pass a formal declaration of war. This
was agreed upon this afternoon between
President Mckinley and Judge Day.
Brig. Gen. Harries saw the President
this afternoon. 1t is said that Gen. Har-
RES hopes to have the District of Column
bia National Guard given 1C00 ,as its quota
Under the call to be issued Monday.
Evening star., 1898-04-23
BoxA-FIDE CIRCULATION.

A reference to the statement be-
low will show that the circulation
sworn to Is bona fide one.
1t Is easily possible for a news
paper with an elastic conscience to
swell its legitimate circulation enor-
mously, in orier to deceive adver-
tisers. by sending out thousands OF
papers to newsstands. which are re-
turnable. and which are In fact re-
turned. but nevertheless are in
cluded in what purports to be an
honest statement of circulation.
Intelligent advertisers. however.
judge by results. and bogus circula-
tions don't give them.
The family circulation of The Star
is many thousands in excess of any
other Washington paper.
Evening star., 1898-04-23

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers. 1927 F st., members New York
STOCK exchange, correspondents Messrs
Ladenburg, Thalmann G. Co. New York
Evening star., 1898-04-23
story of the Capture.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 23-The New York
Journal prints the following from Key
West today:
The journals dispatch boat Echo arrived
this morning with the following Dispatch
FRIDAY. April - Ton board Anita if
teen miles east Of Havana, off the Cuban
cCastD-One Of ;he first shots. fired IN arger
from the gun of an American ironcIad
across the bows of ar ersernys ship since
the close of the civil war was hurled from
the Ge"k of the New York as a signal to
the Spanish freighter Pedro of Bilbao to
heav- 10. shortly be fore q o'clock this even
ing. The little Pedro, scurrying like a
scared rabbit close in shore, favored BY tie
closing in of a foggy. misty day. was
sighted by the New York, and Immediately
brought about with solid shot across her
bow
Ii shortly after O'Clock that the
New York sisnaled the fleet to halt. and
scudiad away like a greyhound along the
coast of Cuba.
Far OFF against the dim. vague back
ground OF Cuban hills. half seen. half
guessed. could be traced faint film of
grayish smoke, the one visible evidence of
frightened Spanish freighter striving
discovered by the great gray monsters that
blackened the sky to the west in one solid
mass of black cloud from the tunnels of
roaring furnaces.
Ii Was Hopeless Race.
Vainly the Spaniard raced. Charging
along at trial test speed. the New York
soon lay across the bows of the Spanish
ship, and the crashing challenge blazed
from the deck OF the cruiser
huge puff Of white smoke rolled out
from the side OF the flagship and far of,
just in front of the Spaniard. a fountain of
white foam leaped into the air.
In moment the course of the strange
Spaniard was changed, and she hove to.
Shortly after the New York led her prey
further out from shore and laid her to-
Crew and captain could be seen rushing
about the deck Of the ship like a nest of
ants. hiding their valuables and striving to
avert some impending fate they could only
guess at in their ignorance.
As she came around her name could be
clearly read on her stern. She is the Pc
dro of Biiboa. Spanish freighter, two
masted. with black funnel and single
yellow stripe. and hull black above red.
AS soon as she was laid alongside the
Pedro was boarded by Ensign Frank Mar
bic OF New York.
Ensign Marble led prize crew, consist
ing of file of marines and seamen. With
great formality the ensign swung aboard
ard assumed command. A burIy, bare
footed American tar showed the Spanish
quartermaster away from the wheel and
began TO set the course of the Spaniard
Crew Huddled Together.
The Spanish crew gathered in a terrified
huddie near the forecastle and awaited de.
velopments.
Hardly had the prize crew been put on
board before another freighter was seen
going down the coast to the eastward. The
New York. leaving the captured Spanish
craft In charge Of the prize crew, drew
Evening star., 1898-04-23
Circulation of Th" "EveninE STAR"


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TUESDAY, April 10, lSsS. ...-..--35, ,422
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THURSDAY, April 2i 1898 9s............... 49,177
FRIDAY, April 2e, 1895. observation-disclosures. 36,O7S
lotai. .23S 1868
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resents only the number OF copies of THE EVEN
ING STAR circulated during the six secular days
ending Friday, April %, lsss-that is, the mum.
her of copies actually sold, delivered, furnish
ed or mailed. for valuable consideration, to bona
fde purchasers or subscribers. and that none of
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this
twenty-thrd day of April, A. D. 1885,
FRED. MCKEE,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
TERRIBLE SPANISH SHELL.
Almost Annihilates Company-Bun
Dog Courage vs.. Spanish Nalor.


NEW YORK, July "A copyrighted
dispatch 10 ne Evening World, dated
I'm the field. two miles from santiago.
July l." and cabled from Playa del Este,
says:
san Juan heigths have fallen. and the
way Is nov opened for advance on MORO
Castle. 40 was glorious victory, but very
dearly purchased
BULL DOG COURAGE WINS.
the place was the strongest spanish
outpost well fortified ana valianly de-
tended The position was an excellent
one. san Juan hill is steep. and an ar-l-
lery battery W. located on 80. IL was
also occupied by barracks and other
buildings. But tho American troops
stormed the heights and Spanish valor
had % yie,d 10 the oul dOS le1acity and
courage OF the AngiO-Sa 10n.
SPANIARDS nEMORALfZED.
As , write our troops arc warming up
rho mn ana covering 70 nFo ants. The
Splniards are demon ilizef Tho Hgiiirg
mas been OF the hardest kind. and our
troops have suffered severely. but The
euemvs work are IN their hands and they
DO not count the cost.
SUCCESSFUL ADVANCE.
EI Caney IS also ours. The general al
vance. whfch began az p. VI has been
successful an along the line. After drlv-
ing the enemy out OF FL Canoy the troops
took possession OF the village ana de-
stroyed tho Spanish fort BY watch y hal
been defended. The Spln.ards fed into
the city OF Santiago. whore they now arc.
The losses on both sides we're heavy.
4 bursting Spanish she'll almost annihi-
lated an entire company II our troops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03

was followed quickly by simultaneous at
lacks by General Chafee and Colonel
Ludlow, who accompanied a thanking po-
sition 20 the north. The spanish replied
with great spirit and nerve when our
shells burst directly over their trenches.
A few minutes before o'clock Captain
Crimes opened with his battery on the
heights 20 the right OF the main re-
doubt. situated In the centre Of the Span
lsh line OF entertainments, directly be-
fore tho city.
The Spanish reply was immediate and
wonderfully accurate.
The second or third OF their shells
broke over one of Capt Crimes guns
killing two men anG wounding four
Both the Spanish and American batteries
used shrapnel. The next spanish shell
burst Just beyond the battery aud rddled
a Sugar house behind whicn Col. Woods
Rclgh Riders were waiting forward
movement % was from this elevation
that the English German and japanese
military attaches viewed the engage
ment
CAPTAIN Crimes shells set for a range
OF $500 yards slightly over shot the
MARI. II was difficult 20 locate the
Spanish guns az they used smokeless
powder and in this the first artillery
duel we had the worst Of a. Up 20 this
time there hid been no infantry FIRE ex-
cept on the extreme right whore the
Spaniards were being hsr1 pressed by
Generals Chaffec and Lawton.
About $50 a balloon was sent I'D IN
front OF the Cavalry Division This drew
the FIRST vol'cv from the Spqni9rds' en-
trenchment Though voliev followed vol
lev the darlng officer made a reconnais-
sance and got down safely. after having
obtained complete Information.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03

were fred az a high elevation, so as 70
clear the towering coast line ridge.
The Newark Joined the fleet this morn
Ing and at noon the Iowa steamed with
iu one thousand yards Of MORO Castle.
Admiral Sampson had signalled from tho
flagship from the Iowa TO engage MORO,
but a few moments later. just as the
but q few moments later just as the
Iowa was about 10 open FIRE. the annuh-
ing pennant was hOistcd.
10 was suspected that the watchful
Admiral had noticed the Herald dispatch
boat Sommers n. Smith coming alonside
the Iowa and had annulled the original
signal to allow the Smith 20 get clear Of
danger
Tho Harvard arrived at Altares this
morning with eighteen hundred Mlchi-
gan volunteers They were hurried
ashore and FASTENED forward to join the
American line.
Is the enemy was pressed back toward
Santiago both at Caney and at Aqua
dores. the progress Of our forces was I'm
entire harmony with the plans Of General
Shafter our lines thus become more
closely knit, and now the Americans
and Cubdns present a continuous front
from the southeast 10 the north OF me
city.
on the right al El Caney now IS Cen
eral IA. w. Lawton, with three brigades
the First under Colonel J. J. Vanhorn.
commanding the Eighth United States
Artillery and Twenty-second United
states Infantry. and the Second Massa-
chusetts Colonel i. =. Clark. command
ing.
The Second rigade is composed Of the
First. Fourth and Twenty-hfth United
States Infantry.
The Third Brigade. under General A.
r. Chance. IS composed of the seventh.
Twelfth and Seventeenth United STATES
Infantry
General Joseph Wheeler with four
light batteries. is strung out In the rear
OF Iawton's Division. General j. NJ.
Young IS attached 10 General Wheeler
command This cavalry force is dis
mounted and is composed of eight troops
of the First Cavalry eight troops OF the
Third eight troops Of the Sixth, eight
troops of the Ninth and eight troops or
the Tenth. u.s.
ON the left of Lawton. in the centre,
resting on the second crossing OF tie
river Guiana. lust back or Sovina. and
moving toward Agualp as, Dis a lore
composed of the First Brigade under
General N. S. Hawkins with the Six
teentb and the Sixth United -.ates In-
f4utrv: the Seveuty-hrst New YORK, un-
der Colonel Wallace DoWnes. The Second
BRIGADE. Colonel Pierson commanding
Second United States Infantry Tenth
United states Infantry. Twenty-ilrst
United states Infantry Third brigade
Col Worth commandng-Nlnth mir
teeath aud ywenty-fourth United states
Infantry.
General Bates has the Thirty-thlrd
Michigan. Colonel Charles H. Boynton'
commanding. and "a battalion OF the
Thirtv-fourth Michigan Colonel John j.
Petcrman. commanding
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03

The Times is IN receipt of a communi-
cation from Corporal John Is. Tuggle. 81
Company G. Third Heglment Virginia
Volunteers. denying the published report
that me was reduced 20 ranks. lie writes
under date of Camp Alser, Va, July !,
lNb:
Please correct report published In your
paper of 29th ulumo. stating that / had
been reduced 90 ranks Captain Allen
commanding Company G.. Third Virginia
Regiment Immediately on learning Of
this report tclegraphcd my father 40
Blackstone as follows.
H. w. Tugsic Blackstone. Va.
Report published in to-days Richmond
Times and Dispatch OF reduction TO ranks
of Corporal John b. Tuggle is absolutely
false and without foundation.
>. ID. ALLEN,
Captain
Commanding Company c, Third Nir-
cinia Regiment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
RETURNED TO MANZANlLL0.
The Army of Pando Found They Gould
Not Reach Santiago In Time.

copyright. isss,by the Associated Pfess)
MONTEJO BAY. ISLAND OF JAMAI-
CA, Friday, July L-l0.D T. NJ Delay
ed in transmission.-A Cuban messenger
from the insurgents near Manzanillo.
province OF Santiago de Cuba, who Land
ed near here to-day from sail boat.
brought the intelligence that the Span
ish troops numbering about 5000 men.
which left Msnzanill0. on June Esd. 20
march TO Santiago, were called back BY
General Pando
10 appears that when the army had
reached the vicinity OF Bayamo General
Pando was not with tho troops. as hat
been reported. lie was and Is IN Ha-
yana.
The relieving army the Cuban says.
was supplied with food and the roads are
almost impossible. and the artillery could
not DO dragged along them. Their get
ting 10 Santiago In time 70 sucoor tbe
garrison there appeared 10 be impossiols
hero the recall OF The troops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
The NAVYS SHARE IN IT.
They Shell the Forts and Rifle Pits
and Cover ArmN's ADVANCE.

Copyrighted. 1885 by Associated Press)
OFF SANTIAGO DE CUBA. July /. via
Kingston. July Is a. M.-Before 3
O'Clock this morning the crew of the
flagship were astir. eating "A hurried
breakfast and at $50 general quarters"
was sounded and the flagship headed I'm
towards Aguadorcs. about three miles
east OF MORO Castle. The other ships
retained their biockad.ng stations. Along
approaching train from Altares was seen.
II was composed OF open cars full Of
General Dufiield's troops At the cut,
a mile east OF Aguadores, the train stop
ped and tho Cuban scouts proceeded along
the railroad track. The troops got out
Of the cars and soop formed In long.
thin line standing out WILDLY against the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03

fCopvrlghted. 1905. by me Associated
Presal
snRONEY. PROVINCE OF SANTIAGO
DE CUBA. July Ia P. M.-Via PLAYA
DEL EsTE-CDelayed in transmission).-
At this hour. p NJ, the lighting has
practically stopped. II will be resumed
IN the morning our troops have gained
several hreastworks. They encountered a
barbed-wlre fence eight feet high.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03

Details birthdays Fight az Santiago
Amnricnn Irnnt nrinrc thc CIV.


America" ROM '''i'i' '''' ~
The New York Herald S sprciai 'oiie7-
-on7ert vuh General Skaters army
..,s. ti. ..,rl-- the following account of
tr.. .tt..t ... g .nf.sr..
VrIrII TuF. AMERICAN ARMY. BE
7-oD- ct,-.rt,go MA playa DEL,
ism, t.,l.,. 1f.i.r- General shafter
-i. r,.r,.tr.. l...r with GREAT vieor the
..l. .,, +.. ,.,..r I.r.rca4 of Santiago.
r,.,,, trr.. directions thc American
s..' D.. l,-.-,.... toward th, doomed city.
1ytu. General rawton and General
wheeler were att8ckne Caney. northeast
of Santiago General Kent was advancing
f.s C,ihan troons mi the same time ape
rroaehcd Caney from the southeast and
fhe other divisions OF the American
army r-ee-.I toward Santiago from the
eret orr forces thus presenting "a solid
frort fr.rr .nc coast 20 General Linorcs
northern G.looes.
Four members of the Tweuty-drst reg
imeul off regulars were killed in the
neh.re tween scvua and Aguadores.
vhHe sixteen other Americans. all mem
IcH of the Iweuiy-fIrst. were wounded
Both lhe American ana spanish n,-ls
o.r" i'ineI in the battle. While Admiral
Simpsons mon were reducing the recent
Ir 0np...Oa batteries al Asu'o'ies' Az
m~HI lert.rs ieet was huHhs sh-..s
in ... direction of the American and Cu-.
ban IiH"f
Two batteries no h-lt arilIeiy. acl.s
un..r orders from M1lor-0en,i'l smut
OH who went to the 'front.' at tne hetu OF
Tho TROOPS began the battle of Santiago
hy attacking Cauey
From this VILLAGE 20 direct road leads
into StulHln. and the advance or our
forces w.u boz irresistible when thcy sam
pos SION OFF Obi. road.
General 'J'e Nneeler WIN " o,,",n-
mont %, DIS cavalry c'i"Iil"l'' anu ~,
ID" 0ar0it with ms CUBAN troops HDisN-
~ joined 'rAtfli l"i"l'n "'" d" '"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03

WASHINGTON. July THE Senate
Committee on Judiciary voted upon the
nomination Of Hamilton G.. Ewart for
District judge of North Carolina to-day
The vote was tie. one member was
absent who is expected 10 decide the mat
ter next Wednesday. 10 is not known how
ne will vote.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03

"Can T Ere for target practice? Have
had no previous opportunity
ALI OW ID TO PRACTICE.
Permissi0 for her 90 do 50 was sig
nailed and she blazed away, shooting well
her 6-inch shells exploding with remark
able force among the rocks.
At 2:N p. NJ Admiral sampson hoisted
the signal 20 cease firing and the nag
ship returned 90 the blockading station.
on the railroad tram load OF troops
mad already left for Alteras.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03

Ida Purch. white woman, and John
MacLeavy a white boy. were arrested
by Second station officers last evening
charged with stealing S2j from the person
OF l. $. Eubank. who halls from Ciy
Point
Both deny the accusation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
FRIDAYS
FIGHT WAS
STUBBORN.

tho retreats were towards Santiago. and
IL is probable that by nightfall the entire
force of Spanlards in the Province Of
Santiago will be within the citys walls.
with the exception OF four thousand men
under General Pando. whose attempt 10
reinforce Santiago IS believed TO have
been frustrated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
AT THE ClTYS GATES.
But the Fortihcations are Srong-Ihe
Men are Doing Valiant Service.


(Copyrighted, 1sgS. by Associated Press)
srBONEY, PROVINCE OF SANTIAGO
DE CUBA. July III i. M.-Va Playa
del Este-iDc.ayed in mission) At
this hour the fighting still continues. The
entire reserves of the American army
have been ordered To the front no once
apparently with the intention of forcing
our way into Santiago de Cuba. The
troops have advanced nearly TO the CITY
but Notifications are very strong.
our losses are heavy An officer from
the field estimates our killed ana wound
ed at over 1000 men.
Shells supposedly from tho Spanish
fleet did heavy execution among cur
troops.
During the lull in the fighting an inn
pressive incident occurred. The TWEEN
ty-nrst infantry was out in front and
suffering Joss from the Spanish fire but
tho&snln sang "The Star Spangled Ban
ncr" even the wounded joining IN the
singing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
ICE FACTORY BURNED.
Fire Followed by n Heavy Explosion
Destroys a New Plant.

ire INUOWtu Uy fIFstF4 TNFt"s'""
Destroys a New Plant.
Fire broke out at 3;59 o'clock thls
morning in Woods Ice Factory on o
street between rwenty-eighth and rwen-
ty-ninth streets. and completely destroy
ed the plant.
The building was or frame and burned
Ike finder.
The factory began operation only a
week age.
Inc alarm or ire was preceded by a
neavy explosion and 4 was feared that
some one IN the building at the time OF
rne origin OF the iire had been Injured.
At 4 o'clock this morning this report,
however. could not be verified
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03

Since the release OF stall'1gS. Pniisd<l-
plna kss lost but one OF he e'3ht Games
Played
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
HER THRONE FOR PEACE.
The Queen Regent Desires the Inter
yen1lon OF Europe.

PARIS. July 2-The Maun SAYS the
Queen Regent OF spain desires tie In
tervention OF Europe ana would will
insly sacrifice tho throne Tor the peace
which il imperative in the interests or
and FOR the honor OF spain"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF THE
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CONNEN-
TION, NASHVILLE, TENN, JULY
IL fQnl

For the above occasion the Southern
Railway will sell tickets from points on
IT'S line o. Nashville, Tenn, and return
at rate OF one hrst-class fare for the
round trip Tickets will. be sold July
lst. 10 9Th inclusive final limit returning
July 81. 1895.
By deposiung ticket with agent at
Nashville ON or before July 3lst. an eX-
tension Of fifteen days can be obtained.
Tho Southern Railway offers double
daily service from Richmond and vicinity
70 Nashville through Asheville. Land OF
the SKY" and Chattanooga.
Further Information cheerfully furnish
"a hy any agen, Southern Railway or
q. W Westbury, r. r. A., 800 east
Min street Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
VIII Not Interfere In
Philippines Yet.
AFTER THE WAR ENDS
VIII Try to Keep United States and
and England from Keeping All,


one VIII Be Called 10 settle All Ones
tions Relating TO the War-Gcr-
many VIII Demand Part of The
Philippines or other Com
pcusatiOn i'm the Far
East Country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03

Rothert & Co. S store, corner
4th and Broad streets, will be
closed all day Monday. July 4th.