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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-23

sLFNANDER-On Monday. March p. lS9s. at
midnight. SARAH ALEXANDER, widow OF the
I1te Charles l. Alexander. aged seyenty-six years,
Funeral At OAK Hill Chapel tomorrow. March
- IsgiS az 1870 p. m. Item
C0LIINS-On Monday. March Il, 1893 40 1925
~ m. DANIEL p COLLINS, aged twenty y-nIEe
years.
ReGuescdt in pace
E,,rar,I from, the residence OF his brother 5e5 IT
street southwest Thursday, a. M thence To St
Domiuit's where requiem high mass VIII be oter-
ed for the rcpcSe Of his soul Friends and relatives
invited 20 attend. item
KLINE-At o'clcck p. m on Monday. March
u. IsgS, at Baltimore. Md GRACE ANELlA, be-
loved and only daughter OF Charles and Carrie
Kline recently OF this city. age nine years and
I ten months. Lt''N
TAYLOR-The members Of the Ladies Mutual
immediate Relief Society are requested 20 attend
fbe funeral of Sister NNRCELLENA IAfLok on
Wednesday March ., ls9S. NJ l. N, sharp. rom
N.tropoliiIn 4 NJ Z. Church. order yt the Fres-
idanr MRS. ) JOHNSON; ADDlE CHASE, Secre-
taTy- =
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nh151lt

SHANNON -MELCHIOR- wednesday. Fe5ru-
arv 2S lsgs az Baltimore, Md, by Rev I1y l2r'
JOHN W SHANNON and ADELAIDE T. NIL
CHIOR, both OF Washington. D. C. II
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-23
Lansburgh Furniture Co.
Price Cutters,
l216 F Street Northwest.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

80 -
TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN viii
not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by Blanche a HObsOn. after the
18th of March, 1855. JAMES z HOBSON.
10I2 Z st. NV. mh22-3t
SPECIAL NOTICE-GeO- V. Keen and c.
r McKinnon, who have been conducting
the tile business at No. 30 12th St NV.
have dissolved partnership mhls-3t-em
SPECIAL NOTICE-AI persons are for
hidden to give any credit 10 Jennie Pope
Mckay or Mrs. Nathaniel Mckay. as
will not be responsible for any OF her
bills. NATHANIEL MCKAY. 100S 18th ST.
NV. mhZl-3t
SPECIAL NOTICE = All subscribers
and users of the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company Of ths
District of Columbia having complaints
or grievances against said company.
kindly communicate said grievances
10 the chairman OF the grievance COM
rnittee of the Telephone Subscribers As
ISOLATION This is important. WILLIAM
W DANENHOWER. Chairman. Hotel
Fredonia- te2o-tt
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-23
AUCTION SALES

NOTICE To THE PUBLIC-The sale advertised Of
l. Sterns' stock to be sold by viii not take
place. j. E. FRECHIE * Co, Auctioneers-
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UNDERTAKERS.
Take DR.. Henry'S Blood Tea.

The great blood purifier, reg
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bladder. Guaranteed to cure
constipation and indigestion.
Price Is cents. At all drug
giStS.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-23
So Rocker for S1.49.

This fine Rattan Rocker. never sold
for less than s. We will sell for
THREE DAYS. or while they last, al
s1.49 DON'T FAIL TO GET ONE
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MARRIED.

I El-- aEGs
WILLIAM ". AYRES,
7rr,.s~aa
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-01-28
Fought to Death.

Louisville, KY, Jan. PA
special to the Evening Post from
Pineville, Ky, says:
William aad Harvey Topic are
dead aud Lew Wallace is fatally
wounded as the result of n pistol
duel IN Il room in Leslie county,
neur the Bell and Harlan county
line county line last night. The
Topl boys were invited by Wallace
to go into his house and engage
III a game Of draw poker. The game
seem to he one sided, Wallace win.
nln@ all the money. Finally. the
IopIcS refused TO pay some mon
cN that Wallace said they owed.
and quarrel followed. Peace
was finally secured and the game
continued ahtil early i'm the morn
Ming when the quarrel was resum.
Ell. Pistols were drawn, the lights
shot ont and Il desperate ristol
duel began. When the shooting
ceased the two Topics were found
to be dead and Wallace fatally
wounded.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-01-28
Emuiated Mrs. Lane.

Washington, KY, Jan. TO-
Miss Harriet Keith Owens,at Crab
Orchard Farm, the home of her
father, Basil ID. Owens, yesterday
read the account of the shooting
of ex-senator Joe Black burns
daughter, Mrs. Lane, with much
interest.
After reading about the shoot
ing she went to her brothers room
and, securing his pistol, placed it
to hcI temple and fired the fatal
shot. Death was instantaneous.
Miss owens was one of the bright.
est girls in the county, but had
been in poor health.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-01-28
Free Pills.

Send your address to IL. Il. Bucklen
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box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
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Constipation and Sick Headche. For
Malaria and Liver trouble they have
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bowels greatly invigorate the system.
Regular size 2jc. per box. Sold by
Jno. r. jackson. Druggist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-01-28
Commissioners Notice.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

OD.'NN''SAONbiNo OTtlNE,
Tazewell, Va, JAN 12, 1898.
c. j. Hale, Admr.. etc, Complainant
VS.. In Chancery.
j. ID. Greever, ct ais, Defendants.
Jno. p. Gose, Trustee, Complainant.
vs.. In Chancery.
A. Phiilippi ct ais, Trustees ct ais, De-
PENDANTS.
10 q. j. Hale, administrators of G. a .
Hale. deceased. and all other creditors
OF j. Il. Greevcr and G.. w. Greever,
who will come in and contribute to the
costs in the first above styled cause. j a.
Grecver. Trustee, John p. Gosc, Trus-
tee, a. Phillippi, II. T. Bailey, j. b.
Greever, Thos. Peery, a. St.Clair, IL.
Crockett, T.. j Collins, b. Moore, G..
w. Keister and J. a. Greevcr, trustees.
Wartburg Seminary. corporation,
and A. phillirpi,A a. st. Clair, BlMore, J.
y. Grcevcr, j. Ii. Crockett, q. w. Keis-
ter, Thos. Pecry, j. B. Groover and Il.
Grccver, as individuals, together
with all the unknown creditors of j. b.
Grccvcr. who are proceeded against as
parties unknown.
You Will take notice. that the under
signed Commissioner of Tazowcll Cir
cult Court, has fixed upon the Sth day
of February, 1888, ut his office. at Tazc-
well, Va, as the time and place to
take the accounts ordered by the Cir
cult Court, Of Tazcwell County. Va. in
the above styled causes, at the April and
August terms, 1897, respectively: and
if from any cause said accounts be not
commenced on that day, or if commcnc-
cd and not completed, the same will be
continued from day to day or from
time to time until complctcd
AZ which time aud place you are re-
quircd to be present.
!. II. STUART, Commissioners.
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LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY


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alone 90 year You readily what splendid offer it
wea are making.
ecs Weekly the Oldest and best established of the great
illustrated New York journals. 1t is the popular and the
cnerpsng There important event happening either
DAD that Leslie representative hand
chronicle with pen and pencil.
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gift.
for year
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-17

Grand Circuit TrottePs Visit the City
After Three Years, Absenee

BUFFALO. Aug. is-The grand circUlt
tretiefs came 20 Buffalo today after an
ahaencs 81 three years. performing Oh the
Fort Erie Ont, track, across the river.
where pcoi-sel!ing Is permitted
she meeting opened with two races IN
the presence % about $50 people After
cupran snesksG the opening heat In the
ga troi. spinalong. the faYori1e came On
and took three heats ia uasyeaitu. I'm
i1ngs
TIE = pace vas well contested Teddy
II. "on the first two heats. Wilson being
CAUTIONED - The Judges for the poor show
tag Of the fsvorits Split Six The ia
soriie caus to the fE9at IA the thiyd heat
split Six broke badly Ia the fourth heat
the outsider. Arbul.skan. getting IT.
The tigne Was 80. and the il iges.. sus-
plcioHs u a JoU. pulled Wilson OF q
Split silk 8 ssiky. Burgess from behind
Teddy y. and II. James ffsn behlad Al.
euieseksn. putting up Andrews Is Donald
aRd Scott QuInisn. respectively That
IN" change vas justified was shown when
Spiit six Won the f!rst heat In 2i5i<. fol
lowed with another good heat. taking tho
race. Summaries:
-3 ciass 'rot. purse s. 5o-splratr.fg
won ssc4nd third and fourth heats. ,Jne
: 49, 2ie'a. = 81 Cgpran won arSi heat
IN 2:ists Hiikes Hose th!Td
ID eiss-. tHe~. p2r@e q so Spin SIX
won bird nf,a and s.1ta heets- tI.y,s
s.l4S4. 2.la'z. -i*. Teddy r. won irst ana
second beats. tifne, 2.isa 2l4i. Ar
difsA@H oTs fourth heat IN -
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MURDER M,sTERf IN NEW YORK


KEW YORK. Aug IL -Etnneii9e (.
Res lie, young Unmarried sornafs about
= years old. vas found murdered IN the
Cfas9 hofe+. ~ TbEfty-irs E,Fe.st ara
broadway. ia this ST. to-day Her death
h@6 resulted fsofu repeated hlawe 90 fhe
bead wtth piece Of lead pipe J'3se crime
haa been committed SOME time between
midnight an9 : O'Clock thss rnqru4ng. bot
the roiits usFs a9t as Jet been able 10
asnuiss4y determine whether the motive
MSS ops ~ robbery az otheg y lse though
tbsy hxs inclined 70 tie former belief
After soEne hours 81 Investigation ard
Upon ~sisfnsuss made b. the mother 0e
tae 6sad slfi. DT samuel J Kennedy. a
se2iA& aeEslsI - this city. Mas arrested
sf3 : bsifsg held ga egsyiesca The fast
mat bot oniy the uufs!rfea woman was
sahhfd. h5f hat another robbery was com
sbitfed on the same roof. n.cnae the police
IL 4ae t~s4ef iaks 5hs 9lslaa vac Killed In
al attempt 20 s@at OF tulsh~FS
AnotheF sfaFgh & ths rlafhtrg ~ tbs
Nn1aAn u as assdr. aud . beck or ne f:Af-
Fed Aatspfai bank fof g. 40 nas found
usada cut te Emma nvynoldsr and signed
Rs Dudes J9breon." At the bank +,
VS. said thst t'r et@ "a as ssat good
Nine dollars IA a-}ts sac. faurd under ,ha
~0Isss8 eessst ole ~ the st.asgsr6 ear
rags Ass faeed BIS; Size s}t ear saone,s
that ihe oiheE earring had been roughly
tusa away,
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SALE OH UNION PACIFIC BRANCHES
Properties Ia he hid In This Week
by Recognized tompnny

OMAHA, Aug. Is-w. - CorrLsh. srs.
vice president - the reorxauized T-nts7
Pacific Will represent the company ST "a.
foreclosure sale of branch li.es this Ne-x
ahd vii ofTer The bid of t4~ Union Pacific
fer the properties II IS NOT believed here
eIl be any ether bids offered The arst
SAFE HiH occur - kSsrrry. %eb N
Wednesday Il will be the foreclosure
sale Of tho kearnsy & Blaek Iil.ls hra9-+,.
On me following day she sales % ;h@
Omaha & Republican Valley lne. under
two mortgages. will oecur a, Lincoln. On
Saturday me foreclosure sale OF I've Union
FacIhe Lincoln 81 Colorado line vii take
place a. ftnec}n Kan
Al sales except that under the cons PIP
dated mortgage e ths Omaha s. Repub-
Irsn Valley the vii he c30ductsd hy col
Alexander. acting as master Cor the Uait-
e. States rourt-
In company NTH Eic~ President Cc.r!~A.
q: ne Union Pacific. I.avren-~ Greer. -
New York. also u tho Jriar Paciar. A.
teTney Sargent. % k}oSfsn. represent :,
certain Un!on Pac'fc ho-iho1aers. ana
Master In ChAnceFy Howard : Abbott. -
- Paul 90 Alexander ieft fer Keerx -
% Tues6sy Afferaocs, II a private car ca
me CH.on racshc
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GIRLS JOIN n SUICIDE.
gn1f fer Txss Wersa. They DeetAeA
- Try An~sAer-Bessie Fssss aaA
Aa.Ae H@1Raxte Deliberately

PHILADELPHIA Asz- E-E1cz1xe - q
s-sss< -sxs t5er were -c- ~ - I've, .wo
gs-ss. - ~1ezs ts= fsSzsr 81 ccs sez9-
~-Arr f-Tv@s @zrs S.as~ Ike san .-1 We
-z-r' <0-1s-ts1 Ezse56e bT 9zDga-g ero7
se-T bat 2z-o -se Delaware rsvs- 1897
we're 34Sxz@ Tcrst. zxes r. os Nc. - Fe1-
s-z4 s--e1- Ca-6ez. X J.. ard NzE1s
Es@rzgs% aged u. 0. 80. - Reads stree,
LES g21y Essa took she leap 70 death 80
xs.zs-, hal s1 kzn1. and vers drowned
sseso-e rs@cze 1gs3d BE e-ecteS- TIE
nG1ssz hare Be= sss1 rsrsTsres-
T5% 9oGsA@ ~zkc56s xzs evidently prear-
ragged. TIE girls Rad been egese sss>e3-
AIS fer svs or Fix weeks. AID alternately
IL w:a.s 20 saca Gshsrs a51ses. ss>@o5IEg
two aud three days a. tsroe.
They E&s ce-r q. the Horaxgfs bG-1e
saee s1s3sy. Leaving f1esg home 20 20 %
F@ss3e's bore Nzo3e said 20 ae- mother:
This is Ire last tine you xili sse ug-3
Mr.. Eogaazie treated The remark as
1oegIsr. TIE young girls aisss@s-sz- az the
ferry rouse - TIE rsa6srx -Szsr0zs s5og.
3 o'ei1cs In t2s morning They apparently
were cheerful. ard light hezr.eS- Taev
took tse 1915 boat tor Csr1Gsn bgt id no.
- aScsre. While t1s boat was q "a way
bark 20 Philadelphia She girls Dszse3 tssi-
vsy hsck beyez5 csckhzad and lezqe5
over the assk together. They SANK almost
Immediately.
4 note vzs found in . rrsck - book Trey
left 5ehssd- Il was ssgrsd 's2a3se ard
gszsse." ard consisted Of 98osze5on rom
q melancholy poem and the words:
We ant We ars utterly 1rGs so- .hiz
y0-td, and viii Try another
Mau6@ l3Tsd with hsr widowed rzot5e-
Al. Bessie WITH both u he- paren.s
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION
OF 4 LOCOMOTIVE.
TIVE Mes KILLED SD Aseh Property
Nre~ksA 1T prescott,
ArsHNHa-

FSfs EzsFCT-T. Arlz-. ABs IA .srrsse
sxDiSss0- eeeG-ysS iris afternoon a. 80
rossszGsoss@ - sos Santa Re. Preset. 4
Fno<1aS railroad. T<1essf8Dg "a fatal f.
su-F 20 sso uges AID t-s wosr9s1z - Two
or s1sAe ofas-x. AscasE5s-& were al work
~. srgirs No. : - fss -yssr1aea1se zEsn
re A8szsT sxs3aeszs S7sa tressezsozs force
JUss5a fssg=n Ersx o. .Ds, - ire snEs1s
- t1yT sng ftze g<1o valve wnsn t1se Al g&oz-
s6rg Or frFs& ard s&s f&dly srg1sEs1 about
tss b@ss. dying Sc = fsE ua5aEsss. Z II
E@xrsrs rad nss 5sf. arm t&sgr fifty
feet away, re left Iey 9lszn CT 2aS ~
v&g Lac 3 rfGfss1 ard est 2bc8t tas nss9.
Use canyse@ i've Charles Isanh@FE was
e.. 80 Gaste sersosssy injured
T7as rsrsefs1zee 81 complete xreSk,
Another ezx7ze or an s11sraDg tr&ck NEE
xaHs hasfy wrecked TIE o<s.ler ~ re efl-
xsrss. weighing from for to Ave tors was
s4osr ogs gtrskInx a varsboGss opposite
ft.s CsS-hgIlr <E.u-eE knocking s5@ End o9-
81 T. Al S1rs9nD weighing oysr 80
.soass6s w&s blown three 1ssrks, a31xnttng
mar tas .sos.ofss1s. TIE town FOR 7arss
t,gocks IL KsTsRn sis5 Ugaekags - pipes
AID S4e0ss 9. warped ans tslsts3 steel
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rpE0 ~ ILLINOIS Town.
Hen. ". W. wall. - wealth, Banker
aud p.tistctaa Killed

ST. LOUIS. Aug Is 4 l~!epno. ,es.
ssEs received fran SfauntaH. III. SAYS
taat H9U " " Wal * Stat- senator
2aa wealthy a0d prominent banker aud
real estate d1aier ~ shag cfty. Was shot
asi8 i0st#rt3} k'gt3 q; : o'y3o-k :h.s after
na2a. 4 c1ai H.neT ua1a~1 Sbass0t,h
'tt%nt az nAaR - chatgal wth TIE
eE.ae The shooting ATess ever trivial
matter
later a7s~sags says thst three rr.ers
~@se t9N -Atr4 IN she murder a s,erts.
tra.e WITH Officers sad so4hoursle IN
lard LAS ieff fateAfeta for sAe scene Z
th# murder where 'Ae excitement - area
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WORK on BIOLOGICAL SURVEY.
Dr. Merriam. Chief tor Pacific Coast
Visit. san frenVisra

SAN FRANCISCO Aug lF-Dr (
Hsrt A~rrs1f vhjcf e ths United states
h.o'ogtcs. Srrfvy ea t~A~ rpast. No has
rye ssssstsu's II California, Is II The
CIV N~ says.
we aTe working Ga: ~ ra.p-.t ne
he3ts - animals sza pEsuGS - as - 4s.w--
~ ne what plans sre bsst as&uteS -
sps ine rex CTS erlsi.a MI s1er =
F~3~e Nhsns - ssTssfY Sc v&r,c1s
plants ana efstnk othsFx vii - nr1e
fSff- - re- renee ts Vegetable srA an
sns .-fe Eten;5at y Ne 49, base arg
SO zna7s Of stssy s.&.e. saowln. even
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chi SHED ~ FALLING TINsERs.
GranH sfas1 NJ Gssa Park, III. Gel
Isps~s, WITH Fatal Results.

cTsEA PARK. IL. Aug. E-Tfae game
CO Daa between fae Danvilie sn1 he Chi
ea2o Unions mere today ended IL fatal
scca<sns The grand rand. which seatsa
faliy 10 Ds0y.e collapsed kIIiEg Mr..
Aauae HobsTt - Gilman. Ill Those
lady wounded are:
Mts ESaton. leg broksn; Glss Argo
back injured both Of Hoopepton. III. Miss
Crawford. % Milford leg brckes. Miss
Cartnsi and Mfs. cgFtEsy. OF Rosy!Iis
H. hDr, internally, Elmer Jameson. d.
Potomac. back injured
Twenty others ere injured and several
GsAIhs ere expected 20 follow
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LOS ANGELES, Cal. Aug ls-JZage
Clark, Ia the superior court here today, up
held the contract between Mrs. y. e.
Creede and Creole wherein Mrs. Creole
agreed 20 reiinquisn her claim TO the estate
Of the old miner for the sum OF s.. eDo
This throws the contest brought By Mrz
Creede out Of court There are other CON
tests to he decided before the estate can
be divided according 10 the provisions O:
the will
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San FRANCISCO. Aug. ls.-The steamer
National City. thirteen days from s..
Michael arrived This afternoon with about
seyerty-tlye passs agers from the north and
very little gold outside Of that shipped
BY ;he 4esta aslsneG companies in Alaska
Several OF the kl9ndikers On board had
amounts ranging from so 70 g. 20. also
papers representing SEVERAL claims. Near
~ al Of the goid-seekefs have anything
but encouraging reports Of the country
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OAKLAND. Cal, Aug. ls.-Pfsvates
James II Aeadefs and Jonas Try. q
Company g, Eishtn California volunteers.
today engaged IL a fight al Camp Barrett.
~hacs4 illuminated IN tragedy. Try lies d;
the verge 90 death ia the Red Cross nos
p;tai, wits nis throat slashed from ear 10
ear The a1ai. was the fssIlt os long
standing feas3 which Developed oyer a
monetary matter Ie&dorx Of two pTeyi.
ouE OCCASIONS had tried to slab n.s victim
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Crew of the Missing G. c. Funk

SAN FRANCISCO. Avg ls.-Those On
board the American l,arkeutine e. -
Funk reported wrecked on Flinders isl
AMI. Of the coast Of Tasmania. are be
ueyed 70 have been Harry Sles@n captain;
Mr. Harry Nisssn, TWO children q Capt
A!eSen: J. Hansen first mate: Leonard
Stanuh. second mate. " J. Shook cook
H. Swagernsau. a. Krog, Fred Plaikuter,
Charles plsen a Than. r. DaIy. seanen
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Ten Months for n BfxaIufst.

VANCOUVER. n. -. Aug Ig.-Marshall
:. Van Aist.ne, OF Sarstost Cal. was ser.-
fenced today 10 ter months imprisonment
sOr hlgamy- He married Miss Kate Wol.
In Saratoga. then carne gp here and mar
RED a widow named Clara Perry. He
pleaded guilty.
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k'fS hFeEp. III. AaE. II --ties,rxe IN
ussf s-a ~ pyomjneu, contractor thsx
AFTERNOON saet ara SANITY kilseS3 hls SIS
'eF AnHs, aeej =. anA ;her blew ar MS
o"o itoaA WIN a shotgun liz Is though,
'c have h@ssu taa4rofaf3iv iv>Aae
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FORT TOWNSEND. Aug. Is.-Tha an
uual Sunday sc1oot convention If Jefferson
county has been IN session today. ana 9s
largely attended. The office: % the cor
vention Is the promotion u Sunday schoo;
work Throughout. the Northwest In the
parade this afternoon more than ~ par
ticjpaiej
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NEW YORK. Aug 1.-THE beard o. Al
derBen today killed at ordnance provid!rg
punish naert for swearing in public places
ny Placing K on tae table by an almost
unanimous vote
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SUPERVISORS or INDIAN sCHoo,x


WASHINGTON. Aug. It, Atsrto
Wright, Of Madison. WIS. bas been ap-
pointed supervisor Of IFsitzn schools. Yicss
James J. Spare, Of the state OF Wash
iEgtoEl
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LYONS. Aug. le-Est,vai's grea: NARY
fac,cTy g, military equipments has been
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-21
He Was Penp,Ie.s.

Utica. NJ Y, Dec. 1e.-when ]. A
Read. bookkeeper in a brewery here,
opened his mail, he found the follow
ing letter, dated Sunday: When this
reaches you 1 will be dead men in a
room at the Metropolitan hotel. My
son is sick in bed in New York. and
my wife is in destitute circumstances.
AS the last request OF an old FRIEND
for Gods sake send her SO. shai'
have to buried by the authorities. as /
have not 1 cent, but, Henry, be on
hand If you can and see that am put
away decently. Goodby, and God bless
you-Leroy W. Midlam' Mr.. Read
learned by telephone that LEr. BIidlam
was dead at the hotel, having shot
himself MidIam was about 62 years
old. He came here from Georgia many
years ago, and entered the office of
Horatio Seymour as a clerk: Later he
was postmaster at Marquette, Mich,
during Cleveland's first term, where he
lost property. &C.,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-21
Hon. - GDaYis.

=
The Monroe Watchman: Mr..
Davis is almost the only one of the
very wealthy men of the State be-
longing 10 the older regime of
Democrats who remained true to
the party in 1896. When others
deserted he held up the old Demo
cratic flag and gave literally, both
in money and effort, to the cause
of Democracy. He is a sincere be-
lever in the free coinage of both
gold and silver and stands square
ly on the Chicago platform. Mr..
Davis also Importantly and gener-
ously- aided in this years Demo
cratic campaign. He hasathe hear
fy goodwill of his party comrades
throughout the State. His elect
ion to the q. S. Senate. had he
pressed his candidacy to a sucsess-
full conclusion, would have meant
that West Virginia would have
been represented in that body by q
loyal and able Democrat.