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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-20

New York. Nov. 1a.-Exports of gold
and silver from this port to all countries
for the week ending to-day aggregated
s>i3.e6o silver bars and coin and Si.Upl
In gold. The imports OF specie this week
were sl03. $50 In gold and s2l. sos in silver.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-20
Mrs. win.iow.. Soothing syrup.

Hs been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILI.
IONS Of for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHiNG with PERFECT SUCCESS.
II SOOTHES the CHILD, SoFTENS the GUMS,
Is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA sold BY
Druggists IN every part Of the world. Re sure
and ask for Mrs. Ninslow Soothing Syrup. 70
and take NO other kind TWENTY-FIVE cents bottle.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-20
Metal Market.

New York. Nov. ls.-Pig iron warrants.
northern. s11dli.75. Lake copper. brokers'
12Ac. Tin steady. Spelter steady. The firm
that fixes the selling price for miners and
smelters quotes lead al 3.J0c at the close.
Bar silver, 60kc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-20
TIME cARD-Burrx.
ARRIVE AT BUTTE.

No II. from 81. Paul. arrives at
VI. q. depot daily al ..........-- 90
NJ. T.. No. 2 from Portland. ar
rives at NJ u. depot daily ...-.1fs1D p =
No. 4. Copper City Limited"
arrives from Hamilton and An
aconda at b.. A. a r. depot
daily except Sunday AZ ....-...13.0 . N
DEPART FROM BUTTE
NJ. u. No. 1. for Portland. leaves
NJ. u. depot daily ...-...--.... 80 . N
No. 5. Copper City Limited"
for Anaconda and Hamilton.
departs from r.. A. & p. depot
daily except Sunday ...--.-... los . n
No. II. for 81. Paul. leaves N. Y.
depot daily ........ .............. s-1 y N
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-20

From the Chicago Tribune.
you ave seen The Two Dromios,'
nave you not. Mr.. Gazzoo?"
81 think not. Miss Kacktus. Tve only
seen the one that appears with Juliet"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-20

Boston. Nov. l9.-Boston a Montana
2Ss; Butte a Boston. IS: Parrot, q.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-20

williams Kidney Pills
Mining Application No. a.oas.

Butte. Mont.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

in the race. She IS an expert ur'er anu
managed her horse well.
Pretty. blond Miss Elliott, twenty-one
years old. Won fourth place. driving la
a.. Goodwin
Mrs Woodcock. who drove Mollie c.
has been driving and hanoiihs her own
horses for fifteen years. ana COUNTS III
as her best friends. At her nome AZ
Spring Dale Farm az Ripley she keeps
half dozen horses always lh lraiillHs'
and has also acquired reputation as Il
teacher Of acting horses. AiLeI ~
mentine with many styles oil 1reSs' -hIS'
Woodcock has finally adopted a doom
er costume Tor track driving "Hlrh s''
finds ia suitable
The first woman's race with bicycle
sUlky in tho world was starter l's' se-i
on the same track The experiment was
30 successful that IL was repeated IN 'He
circuit races last week
other branches OF the horse business
that are successfully conducted by Voc
men are stock raising and veterinary
surgery. At Roglyn. j. T. MIa- IA'Ne
Tabor Wiuets has a large STOCK Farm
and dairy which. after years OF nara
work. she has developed into one oft the
beat establishments of its Kind. Mrs.
Wiilets started in with butt'f-makine,
then became interested in the breeding
~ COWS and finally gave her ATTENTION
also 90 horses. She does "a latse business
in all three departments. ana ls i u.m-
beer ~ the Guernsey ttti.e NN79'i'ii'l--
Veterinary surgery Ias been rrIotl..l
frequently by women for the asr nve
years and iu many cases with more tH1u
Oh. ordinary decree NJ success. Inst
year number OF youug women entered
fha Veterinary f0Uf.r iu NrW York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT.
The Parade Surpassed All EXpccta
tions-Blue and Cray Meet.

CINCINNATI. O.. Sept THE great
annual page ami Of the Grand Army was
tie event to-day. The veterans BEGAN AS
sembling carly for the parade and were
700 IL Cd for meetings or anything cise
e. fra ranks were broken, snortly atter
& o'clock.
laep . ade occurred under the brightest
blue sky and with everything IN its ia
Nor. Al surpassed all expectations Some
men met during the parade To-Day, VINO
had not met since they we're mustered
out. over thirty years ago. Among the
spectacle were many of he old Conted-
crate Morgan Rai.ers.' who crossed the
C,ruau end throughout southern ONO
afring Tie war There were also many
Confederate here who were with Gen
sral Kirby smith. VIXEN he marched over
4 kentucky hills within sight Of this
city.
mingled. they laughed over the raid on
Cincinnati as vol as Morgan's raid.
with the demonstration to-day the series
81 festivities is almost closed, and the
business sessions Of the G.. y. X. anu Us
euxiliaries begin tomorrow.
III is reported that Commandcr-in-
chief Goblin fovors Shaw, Of New York.
for his successor. As Shouts, Of New
York. has not proven q formidable OPP
Donent to Shaw. the name of Daniel 5.
eickles IS freely used In that connection.
The ladies Of the G.. a. r were I'm ses-
sion to-day. and transacted only routine
business in presenting reports and ap-
pointing committees
The National Army Nurses association
elected officers to-day Mrs. Ewing. OF
Virginia. being chosen president
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
NORTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY
A Bronze Medal That is Struck once
I'm Each Hundred Years.

RALEIGH. y. C.. Sept I-speciaL-
The executive committee OF the boaIu
OF Trustees Of the University was IN s19-
sion here yesterday. Mr. Arcnloald rem 5
deTson, OF Salisbury. VINO recently EIao~-
sted there was elected one OF the III
etructors in mathematics -
Space a. the Far Grounds Is beng
4aken RAPIDLY some even doubling the
spacs they have heretofore occupied.
There will he found many improvements
o. the grounds for the exhibitor ana the
visitor.
me question has arisen whether the
county has the right TO tax the million
dollars worth OF property Of the Raleigh
and CASTOR railroad IN stock owned py
tbat road In other corporations and re-
furnsble 20 the home Office here. Inc
county commissioners vii look into this
matter when they meet again WITHIN the
next few days.
The eouipning Of the handsome Capital
Club building here is not quite com
pieted. but 10 Will soon be done. Inc
handsome opera chairs for the spectators
f. the bal room viii be here by the end
O. rho week.
air John Nichols. who Is one Of lin
tied number Of members OF the Grand
CHAPTER u Royal Arch Masons Of the
Lni.ed States. his been presented with
a cen ennial medal II is bronze medal
issued only every one hundred years
The Confederate Home here IS without
funds The annual appropriation is not
available until December 1st. and It needs
$50 TO carry II through September. Octo-
be and November.
Tomorrow the Populist Congressional
Convention meets here Ohio Wilson viii
call II 10 order The Republicans are
pledged 20 endorse and vote for the
nominee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
HOW THE RIOT BEGAN.
Rifle Dropped by u Murdered Sentine
Exploited and Killed Mussulman.

LONDON. Sept Sir BAiotu. the
British Consul az Canca, who went to
Gambia on board the British batueship
CamperuOwn. cables to the foreign oAce.
saying that the rioting at Gambia was
caused IN the following manner:
4 British soldier on guard at the tax
office was suddenly stabbed I'm the back,
and he dropped his rifle which exploded.
klling q Mussulman. Tho firing then
became general and a party of twenty
British blucjackcts, from the British tor
pedo eUnboat Hazard. was almost anni-
hilated before sailors couic Teach their
ship. In addition detachment of forty
i've British soldiers We're driven from
their quarters near the telegraph station
and many Of them were wounded.
The total casualties. so FAR ass known,
are twenty killed and fifty wounded
The fate Of the Christians in other
towns Is uncertain but it is feared that
only those who succeeded in obtaining
refuge I'm the court-housos have been
saved.
The British Vice-Consul. Nr. Calocheri-
no. was burned to death in his house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
SENTIMENT IS
GREATLY DIVIDED.
The Case Of Young Brown Creates a
Deep Interest.
BURNING HIS STORE THE CHARGE
People Anxious 10 Sec Dr. kilgo's Ike
ply 20 Judge Clarke In the TRINITY
College Controversy - sessio"
Opens with Bright Prospect
BURNING HIS STORE THE CHARGE

DURHAM. y. c.. SEPT Special. --
superior Court has been IN session mere
since MonGay. Tne term IL Tor the ulai
OF criminal cases only. Judge limoerlaNe,
rresidlng. Many cases have been trled
and many suu remain on the ooche T.
Perhaps The most important case 70 p1
hearo IS that OF the state against w. >
prown. CHARGED win burning MS store
SENTIMENT DIVIDED.
Sentiment is greatly divided as TO the
s5it or innocence Of this young man.
md many believe the Judge will dismiss
INC case without permitting IL to 50 TO
The jury. 1900.
The Educator Company ran It's presses
all nignt iast night printing the proceed
,nrs OF tie ClarS-Kilso investigation
TIE BOARD S REPLY.
The Board OF trustees has gwen OUT
Nothing Officially 30 far, in regard 10 the
matter. People are anxious 10 see what
they have to say. as Judge Clark mas
already delivered himself In a speech 10
tho public covering two pages OF sun
day paper. -.
Trinity College opens to-day with
aright prospects for a large attendance.
The ola students and many new ones are
sfrivine on every train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

ono hand and tho lost bluehoify rEr
4, tbr ofhor no said darn Il hsis,is
and had f0 hold on 10 'apiina +"
himself from falling. RcmleN ''
r,d hean following the bear iof 'hi.s
DAVIS. The night before he mao eo"'
th. edge of the burberry pihih5 -
campei down in tho hacNnt l@'"''
ing that his game would nh uF
rios before going further. A'O'-
LIGHT Rcmick's dog picked UP .u'
and lcd his master Co Archer 'Al"r
whore the broken BURBERRY bags to''
f,o whole story. Tho subsequent ae".
off the bear puzzled Remick and ihe e-1
,.,,si,iorahfv Instead of p'unslnH
through thickots. as ~ was won't TO v.,
tho animal kept to the open plains "nN
seemed 90 ehun the rough ground. 49,
uicl, also noted the scattered leaF.H
along the trail. hut paid Wtle h''l 3"
them until De- came to an alder Swami,
ON the banks OF the river 9nt iouLh
the boar hung up BOZ a t1icNel in
reaching for more hnckherries tfn Doh.
had thrust Cos head throurh the hoop "i
hnlr-fnch steel wire which served as "a
franc f0r the rake. and being uHanir I'D
unciasn The sprIuaN grip OF ilr o"N'
had started fo run away a. NtIa fA
perienco 40 dragg'ug a hIg steel rake
among bushes convinced Che neir 'I'l
90 could travel faster ln the open pam
IL had made pretty e0oi progress N'.N
it struck the alder swamp when. M'it
cd down hv the trap and delayed ny L'r
steel looms and teeth which caught aL
every root ana stump. tn' holst h'a
finally given up the struggle DO was
nearly dead from str1nslIHNnn "neh
Remlck camo up nnd despatched d.
"slv BnL" cried Archer as Doe h.'n-
Oh to carry the f1t oiiri' To ,''.'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
CERVERA'S JOURNEY,
lie Calls on Sccrctary Long and Then
Icnvce for New York.

WASHINGTON. Sept. Admiral Ger
vera. bis son. Lieutenant Angelo cerVers.
and Lieutenant T. Gomez lmsz. arrived
here this morning from Norfolk and ca De
ed at the Navy Department ln the au-
sence Of Secretary Ions. the Admiral
and his two companions paid their re-
spects 10 Assistant Secretary Allen ana
10 him expressed the thanks and grau-
tude OF Admiral Cerverd for the klndiF
treatment accorded him and his mon
while prisoners Of the United states. lne
party remained but a few moments. when
they drove directly to the Baltimore and
Ohio depot where they boarded the 10
o'clock train for New York. Admiral
Cervera has written 10 Admiral McNair
expressing appreciation of the kindly
treatment he and his men have received
I'm this country.
NEW YORK. Sept Admiral Cervera'
his son. Lieutenant Cervora. Lieutenant
Milo. Lieutenant Gomez Commodore or
mar. Captain Eulate and Lieutenant Cor
telo arrived here this afternoon. The
party went mt once 10 the Hotel West
minister The Admiral Is i'm the best of
health and was generous in his praises
of the treatcment given him since piia-
Ouor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
THE TRAMP ORDINANCE.
The Gunst Amendments VIII Probably
Bc Adopted los the Alderman.

The Guust amendments Go t-a tramp
ordinance wlN iu 44 probability. hc
agreed to hy the Board oi Aldermen al
their next mD.fue. and Tusfi.. rr.,.i-
field Us very hapDy iu af-.. ..,..io, ~. l.'',
re-ilt .'' f-''''' "a ''-1-
T0. orl.,,,.. nd. B..
s,-..... d. '- "'" a."Ala D.
l.,'-'. Jul one g. p-.r l.tt of keeping
o4 l.Ainpa away lfym
. N'..t .'t'@i iu consequence. l.sseulus
., t-D"-'17, annoy aines and dams
...@L nave coh4iJhleu ilc ClIlrus ly the
ueAp7 VINO sWoDp down upon them at
"t "DIia threatening ana demanding
ZOO a"4 clothing.
I.e amendments as proposed. VIII
~ n'-'Ne ..e ORDINANCE most complete, and
"-.' ,'i'' .-, aIi-ru- lhoae amenaule 90 d.
,'-',.. ,'. b. ''5.t' ana "otl.ie-7 tasiJDnls
,.a. '...'''' ..'.'',ilu us luel nome ABA
49, vac o'n'''a'.1e no" STANDS, are
,.,.,,l..- - H. p' 2'la''-7.
a.. ',' W i'-"i Fa5' are now
80 % "1-1 ."'l' -A Ii .t-r7' anu
-f "-rH' ui-N1I
, "e :. ol's.i ai'Ie..I"i e.i.7. tne} might be
49, N''.7 '- $780, I.sN 1t breaking
'G ne, i.l .-'.2 -o, ,'"'il-s. ,.........
90 --r 100. d.. "'' 'ii Wet -..5i'
1 itsi ie. .sal me l'.I ramps and "orta-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
EXCHANGING C0URTESlES.
4 Round OF visits Between the Com
v,f.sicucrs aud Spanssh Officials.

SAN JUAN. PORTO RICO. Sept s.
This afternoon Captain-General Macias
returned the visit Of courtesy paid him
Yesterday afternoon bv Major-Gonerai
Brooke Rear-Admral Schicy and Brig
adior-Cencral Gordon. the United States
Military Commissioners. Earlier IN tho
day. Admiral schlev. with his personal
stan. Lieutenant Sears and Lieutenant
wells. returned the Official visit paid him
Yesterday by Brieadler Nallarino or the
spanish marine corps Toward evening
Admiral Schlcy and General Gordon went
70 Rio piedras. tho suburb Of san Juan.
where General Brooke has established
his headquarters. at tho country resi-
dcnce Of Captain-Gcncral Macias, and
conferred respecting their instructions
as military commissioners. Tho commits
sion VIII probably not meet for business
for several DAYS.
Admiral schley expects 20 occupy %
cottage at RIO Picdras while here. tn"
gunboai Wasp. Captain Ward, sailed Tor
Charleston tonight with Captain VIM.
Foleer. Ensign Biackoy and cadet Nci-
SON Of tho New Orleans. Lieutenant
Commander Dcy SIS left I'm command oil
tho Now Orleans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
NEW STYLE A BEAR TRAP



,r.por. 1rr A.r..r Hancock
....-v hunters ars learning ueW W
.r ....rf.r hears avery ...I. a.I m i.'N
t... advancing along OBJ. nDs f.eF r.
rou, on DO is ID question .. o.i. a t."
wears bafor. the H.L bear WNl have
...lf.1 u, his D.It fo th. U.uf. hInf-
.. rr. latest d.rI.. f.r ..n0Hrns rI.
....lu. ...er,,- of tI. -h..u.0I trI u.sY"n
t r.+.r- bI.r,n.-f. r.f. which H Sew
,-...,- ,..,. t.. f..f uuf ODD tha MARKET
,.... ,ll. b.. -..f.-..aI more H.NI.e than
.r.. 3D., .....-.r I.. r.. curved fe..h
30 s...l ,.-. ,r. f.ou.f ar Oh. ends. enc
ort.r- .,.-,. loon t9 nuu Dr cluster 1f
I'..r,.s and droo tI0m into fr. pam be-
f.,,. ~, hold This loose combination of
.,.,,.,. and looms m place tu. INVENTOR
t.s f..t.,at 3D. -fout frame n. uHIf-Iu0n
t.., ,lr. o, tom Of Oh. rake. Hui me-
,..t,1 tso whole t1 a wooden handle.
d. Ia sir-rf. affair DID Book ar and moe
i.-.4,. tro,,gbt f+ y.ls loaded f.r bear until
T .I- o.ts, ce0re. Archer came
80. o. ,..I. h...b.rrI.s for
..'.....
''. nv. ..,......r . ,r.,t success
t..n.- .r.-..d a. over
'". ~ .n~... .I.,s and when he
' Ie-,-I tt. t,.. .rf haas SOD they
"'N i-.rl L 49,. DID,. y..rf n.fIrr and
49, 80. e. 49,, %, ,o-a LID SD bee
,..,,ff -, ts. frrtf ono rleht when
~, ,-.-,. d., late y,ifh "a string OF square,
- -. d., ,otf..l that something
t., -- ato,,+ his o4mo plate Of
.'- .-..',... u.s. como lis burberry bag
,-- o,,r and the contents
lam. ~. ,t,o ,.-o,,rl and the new rake.
-rrtob b@5 be4r put on top OF the bag
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
WOMEN As HORSE TRAINERS
Five Take Part in a Maine Horse i''ce
Women Veterinary Surgeons

Horse training and driving is t'r ".N
49,. - ,,. ,crupati0ns taken mp nf Woo
80 T., the New England States th'Ie
.-. hair a dozen women VINO nave -'--
into tho develoument OF the li-nl li''i
horse as "a business. IheY are M'
-sh IT, crosby of East Brewster N
Mrs. Hattie Meader. OF i"a ,,,...
Mrs. May Gould Woodcoch. ol
Ms. Miss Ieota ELLIOTT. oi paH''i 3D.
Ne. and Miss Esther a. Il'7'
Pittsheld. .,...- ,,...,,,s,
have trained their own horses ana u'l'
en- them I'm circuit races Ihe} ave ''
voung. educated represent good Ola J. aH
kea families. and have become trsi-cla7s
yybips Each OF them has been familiar
with horses from childhood and from
their affection for and the care or theIl
favorites they have become Interested
i'm the development ~ finely pred hole
a. tbe circuit races where they have been
driven each IS accompanied ny HeI =. Ua
bond or members of her family. 4Aes
bove been well received and treated "ith
noliteness and Difference. 40 crlil-ai o'
i,rnleaeant expressions seem io nave
been heard from the great CROWDS "Ao
saw them race.
rast week at PittsGeld. Ne. these WOO
mon AN entered horses in iAe -.-i GLASS
trotting race. and the 1000 spectators
cheered themselves hoarse as they a.-
swered the call OF the starters bell ID
is the second race that has ever Deen
trotteI on circuit track under lAe
rules of the National Trottine Associa-
lion Am which women appeared as o.N-
er.. and 90 was "a fair and earnest eA'I'
for the best horse 90 win.
Mrs. Meader landed the race. lieI
horse. Meadcr Boy. is "a fine bay -FOUR
vear-old gelding which was trained enc
tirelv by her. Mrs Meader Is twenty
eight years old brunette, ana SINAI.
of statue. Her driving was sNilllui' ana
She remained cool and unuisirroed 'i i1e
finish. when the crowd went "hd WIN
excitement. Mrs. Meadcr wore cos-
tune similar 90 that generally adopted
by women for bicycling short skirt
high boots. shirt waist, and small close
fitting cap.
Mira. Crosby drove Linnie c. trained by
herself and won second money She
has the reputation OF being the best Voc
man driver u America. She has an ai-
tractve apre arancc. wcish5 l'l pounds.
and IS tai and graceful. On Cape Cod
,ae has a breeding and racing estab-
Ushment. where she has a number Of
nr.t-olass driving and trotting horses.
Miss Bother Prescotts horse was third
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

BOZE Died september .iA. ~ D. a.
~ 49, Vs. T BOZ fIn ...l'fN
...r.Yl .ls 4r..
F.r.-.I frlu HeH ir-..Nf.r
rhrrrH. IannFtr county, THIf rnAl
MORNING.. tt ID O'Clock. frIfnl. I..
a.qgairtanros invited t0 attend
O'cONNOR- Died. al The residence of n.f
parents 80. 100 north Seventeenth
street. Wednesday September 1fh. at
1870 A. NJ. JOHN THOMAS. mtau. son
OF William and Mary O'Connor
Funeral viii take place from The above
residence THIS EVENING Az JED
O'Clock.
WILKINSON Died. NJ GO A ~ Sen-
TENDER q. is9s az his residence. 500
north Twenty-thlrd stree. JOHN h
WILKINSON, AGED siNty-four years
Funeral service az tho grave. Shoekos
ILL Cemetery. ~ 4. ~. yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
PlNGREE HlSSEb.
T.. \ X. Resent His Supposed Criti-
cisnns ON Nfanawement OF the Mar

CismS on Management OF the War.
CINCINNATI. September Music Hall
was again packed q rs fullest capacity
tonight Tor the camp fre. As Governor
Plngree. OF Michigan. was compelled 90
take a train st 1880 Tor Detroit, he was
given the hgst place on the programme
The Governor referred 20 the misman-
egement and restitution Of the soldiers
he reciteG sevega! cases OF abuse and
suffering due 10 the delay OF red tape
and became very vehement In denunc1-
ions OF such formalities al the Sacrihce
OF comfort ard health and human lie
After citing a particular case OF bad
management in the distribution Of DIS
infectants. hs SAID:
II Secretary -----
But Governor Plngree never finished
that sentence. He could not proceed. and
even with the most persistent efforts Of
Chairman Mclish, the Governor was un-
able 70 utter another word
a voice IN the audience cried. "Hurrah
for Algsr," The cry was taken up In a
boisterous chorus.
Governor Pingree continued his efforts
e resume. and only inhamed the audience
more and shouts of Take him on
''Wo don't want TO hear him. and nc
Ike. were heard throughout the hall
The chairman made futile attempts TO
eucn the disturbance. but those who
started the racket persisted IN keepinS
s. up. The Governor then retired Gov
ernor pincrcc was rcadins his speech
from maIuscriu.
After De bad LETT ard quiet bad been rec
stored. Chairman Mellsh finished the sen-
tcncc. which tao audience had refused -
permit Governor Pingree TO read. II ran
as follows: III Secretary Alger had been
given fun power such things would never
have hoppened The Kisses OF derision
were turned into cheers. and repeated
calls for Governor Pingree, but he had
LETT the he'll ana refused 70 return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

what you can for me this morning. ana
Or the opportunity ever occurs / VIII re-
turn the favor gladly. III Ills Honor VIII
turn me out Will leave the city Tonight
Yours truly,
WM GODFREY.
r. s. The Judge said when the orul-
nance passed he would turn me out Row
if Doc win do 80 / viii give him the hoetly
Of putting me in the gang j. ann al
rested. Hoping Ills Honor VIII MAKE i''
Il candidate for the gang. I remain
Yours truly.
yVAl GODFREY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
COL. GOVAN'S ASSAILANT.
He is Given Term of Five Years AZ st.
Augustine Barracks

C'TICKAMAUGA MILITARY PARK.
September kinney. the First Missls-
sippi man who made q murdereOus as
sault on Colonel Goydu. was sent under
a detail Of five men to-day 20 ST. Francis
Barracks St. Augustine. % serve out his
term of five years liked by the COURT
martial.
The investigation o. the Second Diyi-
sion Hospital, instituted by General
breckenridge on CHARGES preferred by
Colonel Chandler. of the Second Arkau-
sas, was concluded to-day The finding
Of the commission has not been made
public. and all that was given out was
chat some very unpleasant things were
found"
The report Of the various hospitals FOR
the twenty-four hours endirA az noon Toe
day shows the following: Deaths 3. in
hospitals. EOS; in quarters. 206 OF the
sick 325 arc typhoid fever, Co were re-
leased on furloushs.
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Quarantine Raised,

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Sept THE
Mississippi state Board Of Health. de-
spite the oficial declaration by the State
Marine Hospital emo Alabama authorities
that the suspicious cases reported by Dr.
Dunn were not yellow fever, has not
taken of It's oua.antine. However the
quarantine against freight was modified
TO conform with The rules of The Allan
"a convention. Alamab1 has promptly re-
moved ali guarantees.
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IOWA FUSl0NlSTS.
They Meet and Nominate Combina-
ton Tickct-Bryan Endorsed.

MARsHALLTOWN. IOWA, sept r.
The Fusion Convention of the Democrats,
Populists and Silver Republicans of Iowa,
was held here to-day. The attendance
was small a ticket made up of the
three factions was nominated.
The platform rcafiirms the CHICAGO
platform and reasserts Che par.y's ale-
glance TO free silver al TO 90 H. endorses
William J. Bryan for leader in 1900; up-
holds the commencement of Che war WITH
Spain. but scores Secretary Aleer and the
national administration for the conduct
OF hospitals and camps.
On the question OF territorial expansion
The sentiment Of the delegates Was almost
equally divided
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well known among the business men in
this Guy.
His firm had branch ONCE here In the
Offices OF the A. l. Shepherd Lumber
Company and he spent good deal OF
his time In Richmond. where he was
well liked