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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
SALE OF sHIRT-wAIsTs.

Lawn and Percale Waists, White linen
detached collars, for 15c
Soiled Chamoray and Zephyr Bingham
Waists, S5c.
White Lawn Waists, that show Manu-
ling. soc.
Q Slightly Soiled Blouse-Front Waists,
OF the best material. i5c.
Real Linen Satin-Striped Waists. the
regular price $4.50 remnant price. $50.
All the 81, SIS. $780, and sligo Waists.
handsome qualities, that show hand
ling; choice of these 75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01

EMPLOYMENT. EXPERIENCED AS
city salesman, shipping clerk. &c, for
wholesale grocery and specially houses.
Salary or commission. -. ID. AWDE.
~ lite 603 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
Virginia State Ins france Company,

June ", 1898.
A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
RECTORS OF THIS COMPANY have de-
clared SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
THREE PER CENT. free CT taxi pay
able to the stockholders on and after
July l, 1898. CHARLES h. WILLIS,
ie 2i-1Ot Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
THE COHEN co.

as es.-Psstern Tumblcrs. to close. &c.
Water-Pitchers. h-galion size, to
close. &c. each.
10 Cake and Frult-stands. that were
|'c.. Tor sc. each
CHAIR AND FURNITURE ODDS AND
ENDS.
Dining-Room Chairs, slightly dam
aged, 70 close. 39c. each.
4 OAK Nasnstand, TO close, II.
Kitchen Safe, TO close, s275.
Oak Table. was si.5s. to close. 4oc.
] Chinonniere. that was 8. for g.
Cobble-Seat Oak Rockers damaged.
were Y. for TIC. each.
SMALL LOTS OF WOODEN AND
HARDWARE TO DE CLOSED OUT
! Blizzard Freezer, s-quart size, was
s2lO. for s1.50.
Rapid Ice-Cream Freezer, 10 quarts.
triple action, was s., for $3.50.
lot Of Chair Seats, slightly damaged.
TO close. 1c. each
10 Cedar Buckets. were up 10 PC.
slightly damaged. for Sc. each
Remnants of Garden Hose &c. n foot
Coal or Stable Shovels. were 81, for
2ac.
Hoes. were 3Oc., to close. l0c.
G.s-AND OIL-sTOvE ODDS AND
ENDS.
7 OIL Stoves. burners, that were N.9s
TO close. 15c.
Oil Stoves. with 2 burners, were H.25.
for zoe. each.
l. burner Oil Stoves. that were 80 and
75c.. 10 close, 19c. each
Several 2-burner Gas Stoves. that were
sold Up TO So. slightly damaged. TO
c.osa'. 75c. each.
SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS.
Screen Doors. with fancy grill cor
ners. slightly damaged, were 81. TO
close. fec. each.
u Screen Windows, damaged, to close.
l0c each.
REFRIGERATION ODDS And ENDS.
Refrigerators. slightly scratchcd, were
$3.50. 10 close, $3.50
L Refrigerator slightly damaged from
shipment was $1i. to close. $3.50
l Ic2-Chcst that was S@j, TO close, SI2sS.
ERE COHEN co
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
COME TO THE GREAT SILK SALE
TO-DAY.

COME TO THE GREAT siLh '
TO-DAY.
As thrown out on these counters IL VIII
pay anybody TO call. Our own cost Is en-
tirely overlooked:
Illuminated Check Satins. In dlherehl
colorings. lengths from l Ii 20 yards
for &c pc. yard.
Black Brocade Taffetas. in Bayadere
effects. usual TIC. quality. for NC
yard.
Double Twill Black Surah SILK, lengths
from TO ella yards. for 81 lie. yard;
the same quality that sells Tor f1c.
yard.
Three-Toned Plaid Taffetas in lengths
from 31-i to &C.! yards, usual Coo.
quality. for &c. yard
Black French Taffetas. I'm lengths from
TO - yards usual soc. grade, for
39c. yard.
Black MORE Velour in the satin en-
brojdercd Bayadere designs, usual Csc.
quality for zoe. yard.
Solid COlored Wash midas, in lengths
from 70 IA yards. for 25c. yard.
S9c and 81 Colored Embroidered Tai
fetas. in lengths from to . l-2 yards
for lAc. ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
WANTED,

BOARDERS FOR THE SUMMER.
Healthy location: line water; good coun.
Try board. minutes walk from railroad
and telegraph station; train 10 kicnnon,s
an morning and back az night. j. II.
KENNEDY, Mineral City, Louisa ounu'
Va Jy los
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WANTED.

TO RENT OUT A FLAT or FIVE
rooms and bath. first floor, On west M9in
street, 10 a small family with no smai
chiliren. Answer at once, FLAT. c@n
Dispatch Office. ~ liz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
WANTED.
WANTED,

A GOOD COOK. NONE OTHERS NEED
apply Apply, with recommendation. al
5l2 west Grace street. ~ i-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
Metropolitan Bank.
Old Dominion Building and

Loan Association.
Richmond. Va. June p. 1898.
THE SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
THR Rec PER CENT on our $50 paid
up stock will be paid at the office Of the
association on and after JUNE 30, 1885
T. A. BARBER.
je 26-6t Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
WANTED.

OCCUPANT FOR \ LARGE. BIZ.
gantIy- Furnished Second Floor Front
Room. In Il private family; house wei
located: all convenieuces; east froal'
board II desired: only three IN family.
Apply AZ - south Third street. IS l-t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01

Security Bank Of Richmond.
Richmond, Va. June 81, 1898.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have declared the usual SEMI-ANNUAL
DIVIDEND OF 3 PER CENT free OF
taxi on. OF the earnings OF. the past six
months payable on and after July /. 1898.
je 23-tJyli A. b. BLAIR. Cashier.
Planters National Bank,
Richmond, Va. June -, 1898.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have to-day declared the regular SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF PER CENT.
on the capital stock OF the bank, payable
on and after July ], 1888.
RICHARD III. SMITH.
ie 23-l0t Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
CLOSING SALE OF GLOVES.

2-Clasp $1.2J Kid Gloves for &c.
2-Clasp and 4-Button White and Col
ored Chamois Gloves for Coo.
Lisle Gloves, all sizes, from p and 29c.,
fo- % and pic.
Isle and Silk Taffeta Gloves for &c.
of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED.

SUMMER BOARDERS. LARGE YARD.
Rooms airy. Use Of bath. Address
Mrs III. NJ. GRAY.
III Commerce street,
fvI-lt Roanoke, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
sMALawAREs TO DE SOLD TO-DAY.

SMAL.N ARES TO DE SOLD TODAY.
3-i-ouncc Palm Soap for 1c. cake.
zoe. Toothbrushes for &c.
20c. Shears for &c. pair.
/ lot White Beading for &c. piece.
25c. Hair Brushes are loo.
15c. Hair-Brushes are Sc.
Transparent Glycerine Soap here for &c.
cake.
Perfume for &c bottle: worth 1Oc.
Linen Thread for 1c. spool.
Good Needles. 2 papers for 1c.
| lot Ladies' Leather Belts, worth up
to 20c., for Sc.
/ lot 10 and 15c. Pocket-Books selling
for sc.
yards of Velvet Binding for lie. a piece.
Pearl Buttons for lc. "A dozen.
Knitting Cotton for 1c. a piece
Garter Elastic. worth 10c.. for Sc. yard.
15c. Clear Pearl Buttons for DC. dozen.
DC. Empire Fans for L..
s15c. Empire Fans, with tassels, for &C.
Steel Crochet Needles. 2 for 1c.
THE GREATEST LINING REMNANT
SALE OF THE SEASON.
lot Silesias and Percalines, in short
lengths. Blue, Pink, Yellow, Cream,
and White, for SAC. yard.
Yard Wide Dress Stiffening for sc. yard.
Genuine French Hair Cloth, usually
25c.. for II lie. yard.
Black and White Dress Stiffening for
27-Sc. yard.
THE SALE OF JEWELRY TO CLOSE
LOTS.
Ladies' Cuff Pins, sc. pair.
Dumb-Bell Cuff Buttons for sc.
Solid-GOld Ear Rings. worth $50, for
sec. pair.
Children's Sterling-Silver Bracelets, 59c.,
worth S,.la
Ladies' Solid-Gold Rings. worth 81, for
39c.
ladies Shirt Waist Sets. worth l3c,
for &C ct.
1853 Stick Pins. here for 1c., worth up
ward of l0c. each.
Shell Hair-Pins. Sc. dozen.
Side Combs, l5c. ones, for &c. pair.
LADIES' COLLARs-BEST MADE.
Ladies All-Linen Collars, here for PIC.
each-all sizes
SO dozen Ladies' Linen Cuffs, selling
he1e fec &c. pair, worth l9c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01

Orders for printing sent 10 'he Ds
patch Company viii be given promps y.
tention, and the style Of work and VtN"
Will be sure 10 p.kpse YOU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
THE CARPET DEPARTMENT 4.
ALIVE WITH BARGAINS.

All Carpets and Mattngs up TO % yards.
Ill Rugs and Druggets from the last sea-
son. at remnant prices:
Remnants OF Ingram Carpets. to l6
yards, sold up TO Soc, as they are 15c.
yard.
Remnants of Body Brussels Carpets, 6
10 30 yards. sold up TO S1.25, as they
are 5Oc yard.
Remnants OF Moquette Carpets, to 80
yards, sold at si-25, as they are 45c
yard.
3 Ali-Wool Ingram Druggets, size 3x3
yards. soiled from display, sold at So,
as they are $15.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
Merchants National Bank,
United States, State, and
City Depository,


NOTICE.
This bank has this day declared their
usual SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND, out
OF the net profits OF the last six months,
of THREE AND ONE-HAfF PER
CENT. Gree OF taxi. payable to the
stockholders on and after July /. 1898.
"a PAW j. +. GLENN. Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
Virginia Trust Company.

NIfBlnId Trust NOmpdIy,
Richmond Va, June q, 1855.
A DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT
I'M. free of tax, on It's capital stock of
$500 600 has this day been declared by the
Board OF Directors OF the VIRGINIA
TRUST COMPANY, payable on and after
Friday July l, 1895 JOHN MORTON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
WANTED.

MONEY IN WAR PICTURE
Dewey at Manila. showing the Clymps
destroying the spanish squadron TN
battlesbips Maine. New York. PhilaGef
phia, Olympia. Oregon, and baltimore
Transparent Picture, Bombardmeni y
Moro Castle. United states navy IN ~
mounted In mats l5xz0. P-ice by txpfess
81 per dozen: 81 per 100 assorted az as
sired sample. prepaid. Is cents CAs
RAINE a. SLIGO. Department \,
EiIherf street. Philadelphia. Pa. y -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
BY c. Fl. Oliver, Aucsionosr.
No. 20 east Broad street
ONE SIDE-BAR BREWSTER BU0.
~ GY. BICYCLE.
CHAMBER AND PARI.OR FURSI.
TURE,
By AUCTION.

Will sell a; my store No. % cart Broad
st-aet.
TO-DAY n'riday). JULY J, 1888.
at 1910 A. NJ. a choice line OF Chamber
and Parlor Furniture, embracing Ward
Tables. Chairs. Baby Carriages. Cook
Stoves. Carpets. Lounges, Mattresses, /
Fine Oak Buffet, &c.
Also. Good Side-Bar Brs syster Buggy.
l Bicycle. and elegant EleTtr,c Fans.
This sale is without reserpe. Stats fos
ladies. WILLIAM II. BURTON.
ty salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
MRS MARY BASS DEAD.

After a long illness Mrs. Mary Il. bass
died at the residence of her daughter
Mrs. Frank T. Robertson, on Cowarnh
avenue and Perry street. yesterday morn,
ing at $40 o'clock. She was In the ''u
year of her age.
Deceased was well-known in chester
field. where she resided for many years
She leaves four chlldren-Mrs. Robert
son. Mrs. John p. Sampson. and Messfs,
Irwin Bass. OF Chesterfield county ana
ED. +. Bass. of Sacramento. Cal. Mrs.
Bass lost her mother by death lew
years since. who, when she died. was
I'm her 97th YEAR -
The remains will be shipped TO SNlh'
Quarter on the 9:O5 o'clocl. train on the
Atlantic-Coast Line railroad to-day. inc
funeral services will be conducted from
the church by the pastor. Rev Mr. WI
Iiams The interment will be maze III
the old family buryng-ground.
The funeral of Mrs Clara Pettaway,
wife of Mr.. James Pettaway' VINO uleu
AT her residence. No. 20 west Nineteenth
street. Wednesday morning TOOK pace
from the house yesterday morning az
II o'clock. The interment was made IN
OokwOod Cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

AT ONCE, TWO EXPERIENCED
Young Ladies 10 Sew on Dresses. APP
ply 10 Mrs. II. r. WILKINSON, 500 north
Eighth street. ~ lit
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WANTED,

AN AGENT IN EVERY CITY TO SELL
a 5-cent Novelty. Send so cents for out.
TT. which brings you 81. Money refunded
n not satisfactory. THE PEGGY con-
PANY, Cincinnati. o. je 26-Su. Tu&Fst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
1e!!{o!iFE::N!,!'.(9!
A STORE OF WASH FABRICS AT
ALMOST ABSURD PRICES.


Scotch Lawns. fine and sheer, new pat
terms, l-2c. ,,-,,.... ,,a
French Dimities. neat, new designs, for
43-4c. -
Imported organizes. all large floral ef-
fects, IS 10 JOc. quality, Tor l-zc.
Swiss Muslins. in handsome printed el-
fects, &c 2-sc kind 3 BIC.
&i-2-inches-wide Unbleached Cotton.
for &c.
Zoe. Dress Glnghams for &c. yard.
Al French Percales, new, bright pat
terms, Sc. n yard.
Al Bieached Cambria. 21-2c. quality.
for SC. yard.
&c. Light Shifting Cancoes LOT ~
61-4c. grades. &c.
Denim Mixtures for ladies' bicycle cos
TUNES and boys wear. 80 inches wac.
&c. yard.
B.. Apron Bingham for 1c. a yard.
Al Bleached Cotton, 6l-4c. quahty.
31-2c. n yard.
i2i-2c. Percales. all the latest styles.
63-4c.
DON'T BE PREJUDlCED BY THE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
WANrIcD.

ENCOURAGE HOME ENrERPRisE
by giving US your orders for hiSh -GrsS1'
Road and Racing Wheels, ~hlsh we ~
10 order. on short notice. All kinds keg-.s
Work done at our factory. NO. lsaz 10 ~
T TSr i nsPANNAN CIRCLE CYCLE CO..
AiiS fe Su Tux Fts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
WHAT SINKS into THE PILE
THIS REMNANT DAY
merchandise The advanced state Of the
rebuilding demands eliminated
This Novel AntidOte to Avoid Greater Loss
a the picked best
= ~
- within master the situation
N\G the profit goods
~ Nj n would
naturally full value for
TIL
Read overth ew
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR At REMNANT
PRICES.

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR At REMNANT
PRICES.
WITH ALI. SMALL LOTS ADDED.
Cambria Drawers. trimmed &C. ones,
for s5c. pair.
Cambria Drawers. trimmed. 25c. ones.
for lec. pair.
Muslin skirts. that were 75o,. for 4Oc.
Skirts, with frill OF embroidery, for zoc.
instead OF SOC.
Trimmed Cambria Corset Covers, l5c.,
from 80 and o0c
ChemIse that were 1898 and 1926 now
Sl5e
$50 Cambria Chemise for 75c.; 81 Che
mise for 45c.
Muslin Gowns, yoke of embroidered in
sertion, &c. from 55c.
Skirts that were 9Sc.. now SOC.
Gowns. that were s29S. lace trimmed,
row $3.50.
Cambria Gowns, that were SL25 now
&c.
Gowns that cost SOC. usually, now soc.
Ladies' Drawers. always 19c. pair, for
o.
children's Drawers. ioc. ones. for Sc
pair.
ALL THE BLACK DRESS GOODS
UNDER ~ YARDS WILL BE FOUND
ON THE REMNANT COUNTER
TO-DAY FOR CLOSING OUT
Black Wool Challie. fine. close-woven
fabric, fer eslc. a yard. 16 Csc. grade.
40-inch Atwood Cordette Cloth, SOC.
yard, former price 81 a yard.
42-inch ATWOOD Empress Cloth, 37l2c
yard. instead Of Coo. yard.
Brocaded Mohair and Mattaasse Suit
ings. full double width. 25c. yard,
for zoe. ones
ca wide Seeded Sicilian, remnant price
7jc. yard, sells usually for $l.25
ward.
Wide Double-Fold Mohair Brocades
large. stylish designs, sells usually
for 19c. yard; remnant price, lOc.
ward.
40-inch Wool Brocaded Fabrics. for
Ice. yard. former price soc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01

Great bargains In foEfeited p'e@s
consisting OF Guns. Pistols, Ausieal ~
struments. Typewrlters. Bicycles, &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
sIATT7NGS.

AZ remnants OF China and Linen Warp
Mattings, to 10 yards, sold from 10
10 50c.. now 5 to 1Oc. a yard
Remnants of Curtain Poles, feet long,
all kinds, sold up 10 40c.. choice OF
any DC. each
Canvas Covered Cabin Bags, nickel
trimmed. sold at ST. now Csc
) Wagners Adjustable Awnings, torn
in the case sold at $3.50. as they are ST.
Heavy Canvas Trunks. brass locks and
trimmings, size 30 inches, linen lined,
slightly scratched, sold at $3.50, now
A.25.
2 Leather Suit Cases damaged, sold at
$3.50. az they are 81
THE STOCK OF LINENS HAS BEEN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN AS IN ASSISTANT
Mailing Clerk One with experience
preferred Address with reference, a. o.,
care the Dispatch office. Jc H-3r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
FURNISHINGS.
SOMETHING MUST BE WRONG IN
KNIT UNDERWEAR.

ladies' Bleached, Ribbed, Wing-Sleevo
Vests. IL 1-2c. ones. slight defects, Sc.
Ladies' Extra Size 19c. Vests for 10C.
Full Size Ladies' Ribbed Vests, &c. each.
Children's and Misses Vests, &C., from
&c.
ladies V-Neck, Short-Sleeve Summer
Vests. &c., instead of 15c.
Ladies' Pure Isle Vests. slightly i'm
perfect, 25c. ones for II 1-2c.
Infants Ribbed Vests, 1c. each.
Children's Vests. tapped neck and arms,
Sc. instead of lOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01

HELD UP ON THE BRIDGE.
Free Bridge had another hold-up early
Yesterday morning. The would-De VIC
tim was Mr.. Henry Parsons. VINO is en-
ployed as an artist by Mr.. o. h. christie
pher. an engraver, of Richmond. negro
mot Mr. Parsons and ordered him 10 hold
nm his hands and shell out. Mr.. Parsons
was not OF that order OF men. ana ne
made for the negro. The man fired TWO
shots at Mr.. Parsons. He then grabbed
the negro and took a stick from MIN, out
did not get the pistol. The wouid-oe
highwayman broke and ran.
on Saturday night last Mr. Grouse was
held up at the point OF pistol anu
robbed of his money and several punu,eS
he had purchased in Richmond. This
thief was also a negro.
The following officers have been elected
nv stuart Lodge. No. IL. /. o. o. F.:
PAST Grand, w. X. Nelson; Noble
Grand. George f. Hall; Vice-Grand. w.
Ed. Reynolds; Secretary. George W.
Blankenship; Treasurer. j. G. Saunders;
Chaplain Ezra S. Moody.
These officers will be installed next
Tuesday night at Odd-Fellows' Hall.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs. Phillips is quite sick at the home
of her daughtel in Swansboro'.
Miss Matte Winfree. of Powhatan
county, Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Peachev Waugh on McDonough street.
Mrs. |. G.. Marley, of Alexandria, is in
the city visiting her parents, Captain
and Mrs. Il. T. Morris, of Fifth and HUI
streets.
Mrs. J. T. Wright has returned from
pleasant visit TO Danville and clover
Depot.
Mrs. r. =. Elder remains quite sick at
the residence of her daughter Mrs.
George w. Blankenship, No. 5O2 west
Thirtee.th street.
Mrs y f. Davis. OF No. 1925 Decatur
street. has returned home after having
n very delightful visit with her son in
Salisbury, n. c. 80,
Mrs. Leroy Clarke is reported quite III
at her home in Swansboro'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wnfree, OF Pow
hatan county. are ~ the city, the guests
OF Mrs. W. II. White. on Decatur street.
Miss Dora jenkins. who has been on
visit to relatives and friends In Selma,
n. c.. has returned to her home, on De-
catur street.
Mr.. c. G. Mayes. of east Ninth street,
has received telegram from Lynchburg
announcing that his mother was dan
gerously III. He has gone to be with her
The Finance Committee will meet IN
the Treasures Office Friday night at 3
o'clock.
The Almshouse Committee held its
regular meeting yesterday afternoon.
Only routine business was transacted
Rev. and Mrs j. A. Spencer and chill
dren. Mrs w. l.. Porter. Mrs Kate
Walden, little Misses Mary and Mamie
Walden, had a basket picnic at Forest
Hill Park yesterday. The day was de-
lightfuly spent.
Josephine Johnson. the bellgerent col
ored woman who beat Ida Scott, was be-
fore Mayor Maurice yesterday morning
and was sent down for ten DAYS
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Five Vessels and Baom of Logs
sdrift in IA Gatr

FORT TOWNSEND June i4-Las- ryrn.
ass r33G7 ore in Pert Townseol I4av.
Ffe tuS Magic started So sea a. - s..-ls..,.
81 p the f7uF-TBsteG $~hoone~ Fri In taw,
ard attempted 81 c4t across the x.ery -
gre tag Katie, ;op ms a tases h1sn1 -
taES. Tsr Magic struck tue first sectIau
% tas }ootB ssd PASSED over. while n.
se1s7nrr became -anE.ed ~ the tow !n@
aac'in% 'he ha'ja n'9 TIE 0ooul / S.r2ar
"lnd VAS t'7wiaS. and he tow boats lse~
a'a ~.5eoat~ DATED close - :he British
bars no~: tsEt5S.e
The gag L2rne ~ss s.eas.sed 4a3 wen.
10 .-s F'~ca" While trying 10 90 ST.
tween t1~ bow - he Catsls., ARA ~.
stern = iH" av2nt7. taey .dc3 h~1 X
f~s -e r-1 section - -ae ~--f9ke~s7,.a,
Party cG 27a smashing hsr Hseaaars. AT
af' veSs,is esd loEs Vere aadh rrtxn5
EAe s-roc< -itv ara md caused -ha ca
ss!e IS t3r4z rrr aU Soy =, when ,.err-
tx ,1s beach 81 P1ir; wilson ne osatns
- .2e bc-71 l,rnke. freeing fhe vs-sxse.
s~oTr. -9a~ss''~e Of s..y .ecs.e-n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15
CRIDLER P0URS OIL
ON THE ANGRY WATERS.
oar Iommissioncr for Paris Expoxt-
lion trges That the United
states partEcIpntc

WASHINGTON. June l5.-kefe uence -
made "a a r.fori by Thomas w. Cr.d.eF.
third assistant secretary 81 state, u.son
the Fa'iS exposition. - an inquiry by tbs.
expo it4or srtsarE:tes 80 10 whether the
Auetis2'fs eo1id fufnisl the electrical
power - light the whole expos: .oL and
g3G ri thC machinery Iris would "a
quire ,9.e1 horse-p power they sal Mr.
'lid1"r took ,he Matte u-Ier advisemeui
with vie" 30 securing the opinion ef
electrical cSizetts In tbs t'pited States.
NJ t'r'6ler says gheEe are Two salient
features ia the g~nerai scbeme % the ex-
position. Ine arst ia its admirable sitaa-
i!,'a ~ 'he center = Egr.sr the next tha
establishment 81 that part Of sha Seine
eonne ting the two exiremllles of .h.. ~N-
position, vaich VII recall 10 the visitors
ts'tNG 81 mo5rFs Ne0ice. ANA hy ia spienaer
aI'd taaEaSi1csn ce contribute 70 surpass all
pro ous expeditions IN Paris
ble space secured f3r the t-nl,gd states
VIII af n the haU Il ,he general mann
t2ctUcS ard .ssus.tasi fsraish.r.xs. - es&t
square t,et. jn he 5Esn.s atld utuaraf asy
AaI '.N#i S's;ars frrl in los thread. *
ticT aa3 wearing app3re. RAJ. HOB
fdHaf" {rt<. r. sEr.t uitUfai ard srz.t yraa.
acts as'l. i>s> <ufca frr5: in ia@ eauea-
ton ard lsserai arts ous;dlre li.u square
str{- ard tne cifnl' al Industry haU.
5.i@a Square fer.
Secretary Cr.dlef. In concluding his ra-
per-. @@Ea'fS rA2p-sT ID -1atesurnt -
f'e THAetH - rs De t'utt.ai stt7s4 .s..gtf
"Ht u- 'lissla,te4 sEcas "a f;-i ANT adequate
tsHse er@ta-gQN At fHc Paris Expos tri3n fsa
5'tr ar tf%aF say se. tJt nevertheless.
Htb0s e apparent fr'a1' 5-i~ r.por, .hA;
ae a@% reference So the thr*a.s made Ia
some quarters th4. f,3t tntra S.at.x
N iia Fefrsta ffua5 making s4 exa.att ts..-
faH'f "f tar rs< Va'sr1 }ass % uu5re
tTtHsa sympathy wfth Ssat2 On en4-
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Their object Is Preservation ef the
Empire from Foreign agErexsEon.

spo-9euCc ~ the Associated Pre- 3
SHANGHAI. May 29.--Affer ;Ae Ck-no-
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PROJECTED ~ influential chinese 800 king
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progressive ChinrSe Is he,ng organ xeA
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s5Ve and "a another IL is re.rowress.vs
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