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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
FOR SALE.
DRUGSTORE FOR SALE.

DESIRING TO RETIRE FROM THE
Di'CG BUSINESS, l offer my store for
sale. The rent il moderate and tho
stock and fixtures will be sold for "A
low price. THE BLAIR PHARMACY.
APP Dot No. ~ east RrOad street
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WANTED.

THE ONLY WHOLESALERS AND
Manufactures Of WALLPAPER in the South.
We want an agent in every city TO sell
from our large sample books and earn
Tor themselves a big salary selling our
Gold-Medal designs OF WALLPAPER We
find that ladies make very acceptable
and industrious agents for the sale OF
Wallpapers. and would also like TO re-
ceive applications from paper-hangers.
painters. and decorators. We make no
charge for our magnificent sample outfit.
and want especially 20 call the attention
OF paper-hangers 10 this liberal offer.
Address BURROWS & CO., % Hanover
street. Baltimore. Md ap Lot
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Elastic Starch has stood the test Tor
years. and is the only genuine article.
Put up In B. and l0-cent packages
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WANTED,
W ANTi,D.
NANTED.
" ANTIrI

AN ASSISTANT COOK ON BREAD
and Pastries Address, with references,
FOREST LODGE. Glen Allen, Va.
an 5-qOd2t
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Statesmen

FOR HIGH-GRADE SEEDS. PALMS.
and Nursery Stock. Highest commits
sIonS and salaries. Superb outfits free.
LUKE BROTHERS COMPANY,
NH ll-Ih. SuMTu3gt Rochester y Y 1
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WANTED.

MAN, SOBER AND THOROUGH. TO
Make, by Hand, and Burn Bricks balance
year; fixed rate per thousand: horse
power. Laborers' wages advanced.
w. l.. JONES.
APP III WILLIAMSBURG Va
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TIE COHEN co. THE COHEN co THE COHEN CO II
BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

BOARD. BY a GENTLEMAN AND
Wife with one Child in West End Su-
burb. convenient TO Traction Company's
Office. Can furnish own room. Address
stating terms, w. b. W., care Dispatch
Office. an 5-lt.
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WANTED,

Goods Business IN Greensboro. n. G. A
good opening for one or two young men
with $500 each TO join IN a company OF
$4,000 capital. Address DRY GOODS,
care DISPATCH an oar
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W ANTEI),
ANTED.

REGISTERED PHARMACIST; SINGLE
man preferred. Address ID. GRIFFITH,
Carrier No. 2. an SGT.
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" ALLAIt r. BkUW y
Special COMMISSIONS.

ii. w. Elicit apd ais. plaintiff. against
Ada G. Elicit and ais. defendant lh
Chancery Court. City OF Richmond
here certify that the bond required M
the special commissioners by the fore
going decree has been duly given.
CHARLES o. SAVlLLE.
ap 5-3t CLERK.
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BY Pollard 6, Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
T'RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
- IHkEk FRAME nMEILINGS ON SAI-Iu

Real Estate Auctioneers.
I'RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
II THREE FRAME DWELLINGS, SOUTH
SIDE OF ORANGE STREET. Be
TWEEN FIRST AND ST JAMES
STREETS, KNOWN AS Nos. 10, II, AND
BIN execution Of a deed Of trust. dated
December u, 1894. duly recorded in Rich
mona Chancery Court, Deed Book l53 A,
page 300. default having been made i'm
the payment Of the debt therein secured.
VIII sell by auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY. APRIL s. 1895.
az O'Clock +. NJ, the aforementioned
PROPERTY. The dwellings are in nice
order and contain about six rooms each.
The lots have joint frontage on Orange
street OF 80 feet by depth of Y feet To
alley I'm rear
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay cost
OF sale, any taxes that may be due. and
note for $3.50, with interest from
March Il. 1898. the residue at one and
two years. JOHN BAGRy
dP 9-lds Trustee.
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WANTED,

SEVERAL FAITHFUL LADIES TO
Manage our Business from their own
towns; salary $500 and expenses; refer
ence; enclose self-addsessed stamped en-
velope. THE DOMINION COMPANY.
Department n, Chicago. ap 2-3t
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WANTED.

TO HIRE FOR SEVERAL AFTER
moons a week a Horse (which must be
gentlc) and Buggy. Address, stating ex-
plicitly terms and conditions UPPER
MAIN, care Of the Dispatch office.
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WANTED.

TO RENT 4 FULLY-EQUIPPE BAR
or Liquor Store. State amount OF rent
and location. Address BUSINESS -
care Dispatch Office APP 5-lt
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AUCTION sALEs-Fnture DnY..

A'OHIUN sALES-fnture Dnys.
WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAAES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
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SECRETLY MARRIED.

SECRETLY MARRIED.
Some time last January Mary left
home, ostensibly to visit friends in Lynch
burg, but instead she and McVeigh went
TO Campbell Courthouse, where they OBJ
tanned a license, and on their way back
from the courthouse stopped al the house
of preacher named DodsOn, who mar
ried them. They then separated, going
TO their respective homes in the country.
After the laspse Of several weeks Nc
Weigh visited our house and asked to see
Mary, but father objected and ordered
him from the place. Thus matters stood
for some time and after this our family
was much mortified by hearing unkind
remarks concerning my sister, for which
we believed McVeigh was responsible.
Last Monday night | went over 10 Nc
Weighs to see If / could not have Il stop
put to this. l saw a relative of the Me-
Weighs, and talked 10 him about the
matter, as Harry was not at home. /
also saw Mrs. McVeigh, but told her l
did not care to discuss the matter with
her. However. we did have some con-
versation about my sister, and / left and
went home.
WARNED AGAINST MVEIGH
During the past week it had been hint
ed TO me that l might expect trouble
with McNeigh. and my brother on one
occasion thought he heard him i'm the
woods practicing with a pistol 1 was
somewhat apprehensve. and so yester-
day morning when getting ready for
Sunday school l slipped a pistol in my
pocket. / had been in Sunday school at
Beulah Baptist church some little while
when McVeigh came in. After the meet
ing, as ! was leaving the building, the
sexton told me that McNeigh was there
with two other fellows TO raise a row
with me. | said If that is the case ia
better make some arrangements To de-
fend myself, and so went down TO the
house of Mr.. Davenport. near by and
asked for the loan OF his shotgun. which
he refused. As ! returned towards the
church l met McVeigh, his little brother.
and Marcellus Garbee standing talking
at the corner OF Mr.. D6venport's fence.
Marcelus and i entered into CONVERSE
ton, when presently McVeigh said: "Bll.
| understand that you called my mother
a liar the other day This | denied;
he repeated thu charge. which
again denied At this he seemed 10
grow very angry. and. reaching his hand
back TO his hp-pocket. began fumhling
for his pistol. l saw what he was going 4
to do and drew my pistol quickly from /
my pocket and leveled 1t at him. At |
this moment he raised his pistol and as
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WANTED.

BY A GOOD WASHERWOMAN. WASH
ing 10 do at home. VIII try to give sat
sfaction. 1919 west Leigh street.
ap sits
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WANTED,

THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHEp
Rooms and Private Bath, with First
Class Board on premises, or can be sent
in by caterer. Address DUNCAN, Dis
patch office. ap 5-lt'
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AT WOULD he IDLE TO COUNT THE
COST or THESE SILKS.

COST or THESE SILKS.
There isn't vestige Of their valus
that compares with our price marks In
nense stocks TO choose from; the greatest
ever seen in this great store.
100 yards OF Printed IIlnd-M'de J"ra-
nese Foulards. IN evening ana sItteO
shades for pc. yard, 60c value
"A Superior Quality Coior'd LipeIty
Satin. in the new shade , ,2L S"' I
waists. 81 quality, for CSC. y&Id'
Chaneeable Taffetas all Of the best
spring cOlorings for lfc. ward:
~ different designs I'm Colored Idhtld
Brocades that sold from 90 10 $i'I9
yard, for nc yard.
Glacia Taffeta Plaids. I'm an assortment
Of colors. for 3l-c yard. a..
Cnlorcd r1ille FTTncaisc. I'm aU ol the
best colors. for zoe. yard; 81 quality.
1udcsccnt Checked SATIN dcco IdI-
fetas for size. yard. worth Nc. Natn'
aIi-Tiured Block Frocade Tauelas
for Csc. yard all pure silk zoe. quail
Fine Black An-Suk Corded Bengaline,
worth SIS yard, for $l23 YARD.
Black-Satin Rhadamir. an eXtra-heaVy
grade "a inches wide. for soc. yard,
from 81 yard.
A fun line of Black MORE Mirroitcs'
I'm the new Bayadore effects, Tor gSc.
Black. An-Pure-snk, Good-Wearing
Taffeta for 4lc. yard, rs lally sells for
CSC yard.
t'ne Black Double-Twill Surah Satin
nor zoe yard. from 81 yard.
Ila,-k Small Embroidered Seed Mourn
inc Armure sold always for SID yard |
for re yard.
A5-inci Black Iron-Frame Grenadne. i'm |
the " ave Bayadere designs, Tor SIC. |
Plain Black Sewing SILK Grenadine for |
he. yard. would be good value at !
nc NarQ.
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION

JOINING.
In execution Of the decree referred 70
below. the undersigned. special commits
sioners, will sell, at public auction, on
THURSDAY, APRIL :. 1855.
on the premises. respectively. in tie
order named below. the fOlOWlns-1e-
scribed REAL ESTATE-to-wit..
FIRST. AT l O'CLOCK p. 81.
that SUBSTANTIAL FOUR-STOGY
DOUBL BRICK STORE. Nos l09 ana
l0I EAST CARY STREET, occupied ay
Messrs. Baylor x Lynn, wholesale gram
ana feed dealers. having a front on sul'h
side OF Cary street of 80 feet So inches.
and running back ~ feet inches I'D
Basin Bank, upon which It has ID IAe
front.
SECOND, AT 4 O'CLOCK p NJ
that DESIRABLE THREE-STORI-ANl-
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING. 81.
9ol EAST CLAY STREET. c0naiu.ns ID
rooms, with all modern improl m.-ls.
and in excellent repair Lot fronts -
rect Z inches, and runs back ~ te.-
inches.
-, THIRD, At 5 O'CLOCK p. 81. ,.,
that OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
WELL ARRANGED THREE STONY
BRICK DWELLING. so NORTH FlIIt
STREET, containing y rooms. al mot. DID
conFeniences, and In good repair 10y
fronts p feet and runs back 10 feet Gu I'D
alley.
FOURTH. AT $50 O'CLOCK r. ~.
that COMFORTABLE lETAtHtD
BRICK RESIDENCE. 30S EAST LEIGH
containing II rooms. LatrObo stove. U..i
IN good repair. Stable in rear. I.t
fronts 81 feet 4 inches. and runs back
l3J feet 90 an alley. on which J, l.r ID
'front.' Of 81 feet: and
FIFTH. VACANT LOT adjoinirg 'a-'-
mentioned property, having front Di >
Ieet on north side OF Leigh street ..|
running back between parallel lime. .J
-eet 10 a paved alley.
All or the above property d occupied hF
lrst-class tenants, and the special t't.-
Ilon OF investors and others is cali l 10
ms sale. Maps OF the property ciH Dr.
seen AT the office Of the auctioncer-
TERMS: One-fOurth cash: balance ~
nix twelve, and eighteen months i.r
negotiable notes interest added ani '''.'
retained until the last note f. paid ari
conveyance ordered by the court. cr any
purchaser may. az his 0p.iol, pay any
arger amount. or all, I'm cash.
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkE.
WALLACE +. BROWN.
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AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY.
town, or village, TO sell the latest edi-
ton OF HalStead's Story of Cuba; full ac-
count destruction Battleship Maine.
Greatest demand ever known for a sub
scription-bOOk. Agents coming money.
Handsome outfit free. Send 25c. for post
age. Don't miss it. Address SUBSCRIP-
TON DEPARTMENT THE WERNER
COMPANY, Akron, o. ap 5-6t'
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2jc. Blackjack Figured Slr.as .e
here to-day for II l-2c. "a yarI
The Newest Fancy Soft-Fnsl p.r-.
lines. all the newest and MOST w.rrI
patterns. you have paid d.. n- t.
same goods. here for 3-ic. "a ylt..
MOODENWARE.
Towel Rings. oak. walnut or Wfte
enamelled. for 5c. each.
Potato Washers for PC.
Inlaid Wood Salt Boxes, 4c. each.
Toothpicks. lc. box.
Wood Comb-Cases. &C..
Clothes or Shoe-Brushes. &c..
Felt-Lined Knife Boxes. 81. "a box.
lockwood Salt Sets, &C..
Bone Pickle Forks. Butter KNIVES. and
Mustard spoons. lc. each.
Stove Backing, L.
Carpet Cleaner bars for 2lc.
Garnet Beaters. Be-. each.
Laundry Baskets, large size for gc.
TINWARE.
Japanned Tin Toilet Sets for &c.,. w.r.
$l2j.
Japanned Bread-Boxes for 15c.
Rotary Flour Sleeves. &c.
Tipped Saucepans. lc. each
Large Japanned Tin Foot Tubs f0r ne.
Japanned Chamber Pals for 1Zo
Large Galvanized Wash Tubs f0r ge
Uncovered Glass Oil-Cans for &c.
Silver's Steam Cookers. four g0mrar,-
ments. for SIC.
SPICE Boxes. including small CAMS.
ters for Sc.
COlanders. So. each.
GRANITE IRONwARE.
Coffee or Teapots for Zoe
l2-quart Water Pals for 15c
g.. 4. and 5-quart Saucepans fr -
each
3-quart Tipped Saucepans for l0c
Large Wash Basins FOR Sc.
4-quart Preserving Kettles for Zoe.
Rice Boilers for 100
FROM $3.50 To 1890 O'CLOCK
Large Bread Pans for &c. each. ZAP,
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WANTED.

a LADY OF LONG EXPERIENCE
wishes TO Teach Through May and June,
English, Latin, French, Music. Address
Miss b. care Postmaster. BroOkneal,
Va. ap 5-eOd3t&W1t
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A
braided, or fy-front. jacket lined with
taffeta, skirts braided, nobby, stylish
suits.
Others up TO $50.
GIVING WHITE GOODS AWAY
Is the nearest we know how to express
the standard of our present selling.
French, Scotch. and American, no mat
ter how fine or how scarce and wanted,
the bell Of gift" rings to any ear that
chooses a hearing.
4S-inch White French Nainsook. the
best 25c. grade Of other stores, here
l9c. a yard.
Real Scotch and French Dimities, very
sheer and fine, cost 50 10 soc. a yard,
here l9c.
Very Sheer White Embroidered Striped
Organizes. best Il l-2c. grade, here
Use. a yard.
4O-inch wide White India Llnon, worth
25c., for u lie. a yard.
Very Sheer White Dimities. in checks
and stripes and satin-checked Main
socks, worth up to 2jc. yard. any for
93-ic
Sheer White India Linon, SC. grade,
for Use. a yard.
10 and Y lie. White India Linons for
DC. a yard.
Cable-Corded White French Welts. for
skirts. &c, the 40 and SOC. grades, are
here at 10 and 2jc. a yard
&c. White Checked Nainsook, 7-Sc. a
yard.
Real English Long Cloth. a piece Of p
yards for j9c.. worth CSC
White French Marseilles Suiting 10c a
yard.
4O-inch wide Fine White Apron Bor-
dered Lawn. the very best Is 2-3c.
value, for lie. yard.
2-yard wide White French Organdie.
very sheer. would be cheap at 29c.,
here y lie. a yard.
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In execution Of the decree referred 20
below the undersigned. special commits
slOners, will sell. at public auction. 0u
THURSDAY. April. 7. lSgS.
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AT 1c. A YARD.
80 pieces Cambria Embroideries, wide.
open patterns, 2 inches wide, lc, a
yard.
CAMBRIA, SWISS, AND NAINSOOK
EMBROIDERIES, ALL WIDTHS, DC.
\ YARD.
121-2c. CAMBRIA AND SWISS EN-
BROIDERIES, &c. A YARD.
16 and 20c. EmbrOideries Of cambria,
nainsOOk, or Swiss, Sc a yard.
200 YARDS 25c. CAMBRIA AND
SWISS EMBROIDERIES ARE Il l-2c.
A YARD.
SIC. SWISS AND CAMBRIA EMBROID-
ERIES FOR 16c. a YARD.
40 AND 59c. EMBROIDERIES FOR pc.
\ YARD.
$1.25 NAINSOOK EMBROIDERIES
FOR CSC.
2 yards Swiss Embroideries for 1c. to-
day.
SPECIAL NOTION ITEM FOR TODAY.
5000 cakes Fine Toilet Soap. such as
Turkish Bath. Elder Flower, and
Honey Soap, made to sell for 35c
dozen. We say Use. a cake, or e
cakes for DC.
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You may look to the newest and best
here. You may also look to the lowest
prices for them at this store.
Reliable Style Correct. Suits of ALI
Wool Mixed Cloth in OXford-Gray,
Tan, and Green, half-silk-lined new
skirt, and the prices sensibly low
SG25.
Tan. Blue, and Green Cloth Suits. ailor-
stitched. half-silk-lined. sngle-breast-
ed jacket. exceptional value. at $50
AT Shades Cloth Suits, well made
new cut skirt. double lining, bound
seams.
Our s. Leader Suits. made Of strictly
all-wool black camels-hair, ny-front
jacket, lined throughout with taffeta
silk, double-lined skirt: cannot be
matched for less than $3.50
The New, Jaunty, Double-Breasted
Elton Jacket Suits. in all the newest
shades. made of stylish mixed cloth.
skirt and Jacket trimmed with bands
and buckles, price Sli.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-17
CLONDYkE FROST EXTRACTOR A
SIrClsESE

SkagWay. Feb Z. lsss.
Mr. Charles A. Barron Seattle. Wash
Dear Sir. We have made experiment
and tests q the CionGyke Frost Extractor
in and around Skagway and flnd Il evea
more satisfactory than We anticipated
The ground is frozen here 10 a depth OF
three 10 six feet: In black sand and pacS
muck we thawed very rapidly something
over two cubic Yards par hour with q No
C1ondyke Frost Extractor and dtd not
have 20 use driil 10 sink the steam pipe.
We made several other experiments oar
in tire r.vc- bed the gravel is very large
and coarse with bUf very little ssn8
set we were able &c work the steam pip
down. though ~ course II was slower an
account of rocks. We worked ouf a hole
a bout eight inches 10 diameter 20 defa,h
~ three aad one-haif feet, inserted the
steam pipe and fg8mued dirt around
serac turned on steam for ons hour. trea
shut or steam ard let IL stand for about
the Same perlod: then va dag our the
ihawed gravel. and I assure you / w4a
surprised Ht thc amount If work accom-
Ii.Hhed ay The small amount - steam We
we're carrying sabauf 81 Pounds. by actual
measurement Va had thawed over fo1lf
a. cubic yards IA tgo hours This test
as. made In fhe open air wtfh a ra le
~ wind blowing SIS il only can blow tn
ana about Sk4Ew4F AuatHer t8ing
which surprised me sery much was tire
far. THAI Instead of wsser fu tge hole
is Ra expected the stones gravel and
sand was VERY dry some of the r0eks
helns So NOS I coula NOT he'd Them ia nav
haad and tbs Wa over an hour aud !
h4tf after steam was tusned 9r
By booking ever yuar books Jou wiI
aa8 tnsg you Sold - Sir Ballard a Clos
sgke Ffast Extractor last geust / nef
ffs+4 gentleman here. aa says t1s @erk mas
beer satisfactory Later ALE get 4
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SEEKING HER MOTHER.
Miss Lena Walby Appeals to the Pc
lice for Help.

Miss Lena Walby called al the police
station last evening and requested the
police TO assist her to find her mother.
who disappeared from Washington and
Ninth avenue south lass Monday after
noon.
Mrs Walhy is IS years old feet ;
inches tau and OF slender figure She
wore a long black cape. brown skirt and
black bonnet. trimmed with blue ribbon.
Mrs. Walby lived At Port Angeles. hut
feverses caused her TO come TO Seattle
and 20 10 work, She has been employed
by Mr. and Mrs. George cohn. Tier
daughter cannot explain her disappearance
and Is greatly worried FOR her safety
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N~useaners 10. siaI,ani~.

Arrangements have rot been perfected
a yet with this Canadian authorities -
deliver uew spaper mAli Ia tae Northwest
territory. Therefor the best that c8n
l5s done In ordrr 20 arguaiut friends Of the
warlds dogBga "a ~ clip tho most inpog
taut news Items oGt ~ tne newspapers
afa send them 5n letter pFepay4ag fus4
letter postage. The Weekly peal-fnts ~
ReHcer contains rne most important news
Of fhe week and w9#sa ~ the Eaper "a
purchase 90 selest news and HeGd -
friends 81 tae north. The saitiea a4t fa-
day contains ttsH nan4 81 tae accident -
the bsttBeahip Maine. the probable fac
of tne Clara Nevada: Capt kaxtH neh1
w3tA grim famine he Bear expedition
Newspaper m.B win b. accepted for all
points on the Yukon river bat TO effort
~ n D. made 70 sssHa II out before the
opening II the riger sometime uexf Jisfv.
Letter nail however. stands good cfiasre
81 getting !rtr Dawson a great deal soen-
e. III" prfee ~ the Weekly Oat today 10
5 ceass per copy.
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DIR KGEBE hss returned
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-11-25
,MpoRrATloNs OF GOLD.

Record for the Year the Largest In the
History Of the Country.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-The importa.
tions of gold into the United States in
the year 1903 are by far the largest in
the history of the country, and the ex-
portations are the smallest in many
years, while the production of gold
from American mines will prove the
largest in many years, if not the largest
in the country's annals. The October
statement of exports and imports just
issued by the treasury bureau of statis-
tics shows that the total imports of gold
in the 10 months ending Oct. 81, 1893,
are $l.3, ,658, ,095, which is more than so
per cent i'll excess Of the amount il,-
ported in the corresponding period ofany
preceding year. Exports in th,i time have
been only $lA. .06l $50, which il less than
in the corresponding months of
any preceding year for more tlll:l q de-
cade. This gives The enormous balance
of 1929, ,506,2l6 in cXces; Of cSuortatious.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-11-25

GENERAL CALIxTO GARCIA.
sembly as to the future of the island Of
Cuba, arrived here during the day on
the Ward line steamer Seguranca.
General Garcia and the commission
ers were given an enthusiastic welcome
by the members of the local branch of
the Cuban junta, who Went down the
bay on the tug Atlantic to meet the
Seguranca and when the veteran gen.
eral came down the gangplank at the
Ward line dock he was
Greeted With Rousinc Cheers.
1t was with great difficulty that the po-
lice cleared the way for the party to
reach the street, so dense was the
crowd. General Garcia, when seen on
the steamer, said he was delighted to be
in New York again and that he looked
forward with pleasure to the commits
sion's call on President Mckinley.
II will go to Washington in day or
two to see the president, and after my
work in the United States is accom-.
plished will return to Cuba.
"The Cubans have no other feelings for
the Americans than those Of friendship
and gratitude. AS for myself, believe
in American occupation of Cuba
Until Order 10 Restored.
I believe in the United States having
Cuba, but not forever. I am for free
Cuba and so are all other Cubans. There
is no sentiment on the island for annex
alton. All Cubans have faith in Mr..
Mckinley.
''The commission of which l am the
head is not going to Washington with
any propositions for the presidents con-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-11-25
FRANCE AND ITALY SIGN.
Commercial Treaty Between the Two
Countries Concluded.

Commercial Treaty Between the Two
Countries Concluded.
PARIS, Nov. 22.-It was quite unex-
pectcdly announced during the after
noon that commercial treaty had been
concluded between France and Italy,
granting mutually favored treatment.
The negotiations that have eliminated
in these arrangements have been on foot
for two years, but nobody believed that
q definite agreement was pending.
LONDON, Nov. 22.-The Rome CORE
spondcnt Of The Daily News says: The
conclusion of the Franco-Italian treaty
came as thunderclap. Looking to the
hitherto strained relations between
Paris and Rome the treaty may be con-
sidered the most important internationa
event as regards Italy since the conclu.
sion Of the triple alliance.