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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-12

: home.
Ottows,- Un meurtre horrible q
6t6 commits, 3 EARLY Village, 81
tue a sept miles en- haut d'Ayl-
mer, sur la rive nord de lOctaou-
ais. Un nomm6 Boyer a cts trou-
v6 mort sur les confns de Ia fe"-
me Hurdmen. Son corps 6talt oou~
vert de coups de coutesu ct IN cell
6ta1t aorti de la tote. Boyer de-
maure a Black Boy, quatre miles
plus haut que le lieu du meurtre.
LIE coroner Graham, de Hull, ct
le sheriff Wright, ont ete avertis
par t6l6grAphe, ct sent parts avec
lie grand constable Groulx ct NJ.
HurdmRn.
Lies forcsts du p4nitencier de
St-Vincent de Paul consomm mt
800 lbs de pain Par jour.
La r6oolte au Manitoba ct au
Nord-Ouest sera tres abondante,
cette aimee.
La temperature sst favorable ct
;dens plusieurs endroits, la recolte
sera rentr6e dams deux semsines:
i Mgr Langevin, ecr1vant de
:Liege, Bolgique, dit gull s'enbar-
guerra pour reVeni- al pays le l5
courant.
st Rie,-Le village de St-Pie a
6t6 mis- en- 6moi, par Ia nouvelle
qu' un des enfantsa de M. F. K.
Roy, merchnnd do l'endtoit,. We
matt d. sc meyer. La victime 6ta:t
ag6e de IA ans ct SO bsignait avec.
quelques jeunes compagnoas..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-12

MONITEAu
Par decision de So Grandeur
Mgr Paul Bruchesi, archeveque
de Montreal, M. A. Perrault a 6te
nomm6 vicaire q Terrebonne.
-Touesaint Lambert, oultiye-
teur de Laprairie, age de 81 AIS, a
recr1 une ruade de son oheva], qui
lui a cass6 une jambe. il a 6t6
transports d Montreal, a Ph0pital
Notre-Dame.
-Au marchA Bonseoours, IN
nomm6 Cyrille Bieaus. a engage
une discussion a7ec I'M. ind1vidu
qui, a court d'arguments, lui a al
long6 I'm grand: coup de- poipg
dams la figure, par maniere de con-
olusion. Bleau q 6!6zetendu sur lie
pave pal cette rude gife, ct il est
ellie faira panser ses COMMISSIONS a
|ph0p1tal Notre-D Dame.
-Une delegation des Canadiens-
franeais de Southbridge, Mass,
compos6s de M. le DR. G6n6reux,
ct M. Gatinaau, richie marchand
de Pendroit, ct de cling autres ci-
toyens importants, est arrives au
bureau de Colonisation, en- route
pour visiter le lac St-Jean, dams
Ie but d'y choisir du terrain pour
y placer I'm grand nombre de fe-
miles. Ces messieurs sont por-
teurs dune lettre de recommanda.
tion, de Mgr Broohu, prStonotaire
apostolique, qai encourage forte
ment Ia Oalonisation.
Mgr Gravel, 6veque de Nicol.
let, est descendu q IafcneYecne'
Ii est venu q Montreal pour aseis-
Ter aux fetes de l'imposition du
Pall1um.
Mgr Ha1krns, 6Yeque de Provi.
dence, est aescendu au Grand Sc
minaire.
Mgr Corrigan est attendu ct
descendra au Grand Seminaire.
Mgr Harth. eveque de Daora,
Bengale, venu au pays specia!e.
ment pour assTster III chapitre ge-
neral de la Congregation de Ste
|Croix, q S:.-Laurent, eat ale fare
yisite 4 Mgr Bfnoh6s;.
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dele meme ce que les Pilules Rouges
du DR.. Coderre ont fait pour elle~
Tous o temoignages sont vrais,
men doutez pas: Jamais nous nous
permettrons de publier lie portrait ct
lie temoignage dune femme guerie
sans son consenternent.
Les Pilules Rouges dur DR.. Coderre
guerissent lie beau NAL, les Hregular
rites, les chutes de matrlce, leuchor~
rhee, liberation, tiraillements dams lie
bas-ventre, douleurs m~ensuelles, cons
tipations, NAL de reins, de cote,
tiraillements d'estomac, dyspepsia,
douleurs entire les epaules, bourbon
nement, perte de sommei!, de me
MORE, maux de tete, pa!pitatlons de
occur, ct toutes les maladies du chan
cement d'age, PRISONS, b%oulllonne-
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de r'Ouesth has q larger
circulation than any French paper
rublished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-12

Toutes lettres, correspondanoes
etc., doiyent etre adresaees CONNIE
Echo DE L'OUEsT,
Is 2Ame Rue Nord
Minneapolis, MINI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-12

-Prjx accordes par la societ6
d'eericulture du comt6 de Beau
hernois pour r6ooltes sur pieds,
au conoours tenu lie 4 Juliet der
nier. JUICES: NM. Thomas Irving,
Frarcols Faubert ct Alexandra
Mailette.
Fourrage vert. - Ter Thomas
McWhinnie, g Thomas Drysdale,
Be J. 3 Btnolt.
Paccege general dune ferme.-
Ter Thomss Dsyedalo, q Tous-
saint Berthlaume, 30 Benjamin
Vine,, 4. George Tenant.
Bic. d'Inde a Apis.-ler james
Nc Winnie, 2e Thomas Drysdale,
Be Frs Meloche, a. Bonsventure
Vinet.;
M T.. E. Csrufssl, seor6teire
du bureau dc colonial ton est' de
retour dun voyage dams ]e comt6
de Madswaska, NIB, ct de IEtat
du Maine. II rapporte qa'un grand
nombre de families desirent sen
revenjr dams ]a" province d. Qa6-
bee, attendu qu'eIles sont surchar-
gees d'impots ct que leurs terres
ne sont pas aussi productives que
celles DIES diverees regions a colo
niser de la province de Quebec.
LIE MARIE de North Lyndon, Me-,
par exemple, qui possede 2lo ar.
penis de terre, pale plus de $500
de taxes.
Des d6l5gu6s seront enVoy6s de
North Lyndon ct de Madawssks
pour visiter les regions q ooloni-
ser ct faire rapport.
QUIbtO
-Un petit garcon du nom de
Drolet. qui await lance IN bicycIe
d une ~vitesse de plus de 10 miles
B l'heure sur la rus Dasfoss5s, est
yenu se h..urter An COIN dc la rue
de La Ohape]le a une voiture de
character qui la rejet6 sur IN
poteau de telephone. II q rscu q
l'epaule droite une pleasure serleu-
Sc, ct lie bicycle 8 6te rebuilt a So
plus simple expression.
-Argaste Langlois, latter,
rue St-Lus, q St-Saaveur, SO le-
wait comma q i'ordinaire pour al!er
traire EOS vaohes lorsqu'il est tom.
b6 CONNIE foadroy6. On s'est en-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-12

L. "Drogue" No 4 de Ia eompR-
gnie "E. T. Williams ct Fills" a
sombr6 dams vingt pieds d'eau
mardl soir vers 6 hrs, pres du
nouyeau pont Duluth ct SUPERIOR
LIE m6canicien qui 6ts1t le dernier
a eortir du "Drcgao est venu q
bout de se SAWYER q la mage JUS
qn'su 'Bac" Oh lea autres emplo-
yes l'avaient proceeds. Lee pertes
ne~sont coneid6r6es bienfortes'
Notre coDcitoytn Napoleon Gr..
gnon a obtenu lie contract pour re-
tirer le "Drogue".
Son Honneur lie MARE Truelson
est arrive jeudi matin lie 4 coarant
da Newport, accompagn6 du Ire
sor1er Voss ct de l'avooat, Richard
Nine Beuglet, modjste d. la Be
Avenue Quest, est parti meroredi
dernier pour les Etats de IEst
pour ses achats d'Automne.
Ga rous dit que la Vile de CIo-
quot, Miun., va bien!ot avoir une
manufacture de pepier. Tant
mieux. Eo aeant le progress
Nine Eugenie Larpenteur de
Minneapolis, 6tait a Duluth ven
dredl dernier le 5 courant.
M. Frank Gravel de Crookston,
MIMI, 5tait a Daluth la semsine
derni4re.
Mesdames Quesnel ct Francis
Labrosee de l'avenue Garfield,
sont revenues vendredi dernier lie
5 courant, dune promenade a Clio"
|quet, MINI.
M. j. Patnaude de Rad Lake
Falls, MINI, qui 6tait q Duluth
ces jours d%erniers, est retoura6
chez lui mardi lie 9 courant.
Samedi Ie 6 oourant 6tait I'expi-
ration du terme pour Sc proourer
un second papier de naturalization.
Les JUICES ct autres employees de la
Oour ont etc tenus occupies jusqu'-
a minult. Environ 800 papiers ont
etc echus durant la journ6e, Notre
politician Cleophas Tremblay
comme toujours fit prenve de son
|Obl1geauce CONNIE t6mo1ns aupr65
dun grand nombre de nos conci-
toyens-
More ccncitoyen Louis Fila
treault eat arrive Ia semaine der
Mere. aocompagns de ga familIe,
de Valleyfeld, Canada, Oh il 6tait
allie aux funersilles de sa mere
Nine Filjstreanlt.
! lie oh@ar de chant de l'fglise
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Toutes colrespondances doivent
etre accompagnees dune signatr-
re responsible.
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L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon
sable des id6es ct opinions emlses par
ses correspondents.
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Les C%ascarets stimulent le foie, les ro-
gnons ct les intestins. Ne rend'jamais
malade, nj n'aHaiblit ct sans. douleur. 1Oc
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-12

LIE Circle Buffalo Bills Wild
West Show a attire une foulle
6norme de personnes samedi der
nier. lie matin, Tors de leur pre-
%oessiop, le temps 6Iait un peu DE-
sagr6able 4 cause de la pluie, mails
le reste de Ia journ6e a 6t6 splen--
dlde. Un bon nombre d'6trangers
DIES daux Oranges" ont proft6s de
poccasion pour voir le fameux
Buffalo Bill"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-12

St-Jean Baptiste sous la direction
de Mile Chevrette. q chante Ia
messe de LaHsohe dimanohe der
nier. A l'offertoire un Duo f6t
chants par Melles d'Aoust.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-12

Les Pilules- Rouges du DR.. Coderre
sont pour les maladies des femmes
settlement. Les Pilules. Rouges du
DR.. Coderre guerissent toutes les ma
ladies, particulieremen au enlargement
d'age.
Les Pilules Rouges ne sont pas TN
remede qui guerit tous les maux. Les
Pilules Rouges du DR.. Coderre sont
une specialize pour les maladles DIES
femmes, qui guerissent les femmes.
Des milliers de certifcats de femmes
queries vous ont prouve que les Pllules
Rouges du DR.. Coderre gu@rissaient.
La guerison de Madame Spenard,
don't nous publions aujourd'hui lie te-
moignage etle portrait, vous prouvent
une fois de plus qu'elles guerissent les
..-1-1:.. L.. 11,,oo~oo,,+ ~ no .
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-12

Mde We Lemoine, de Turtle
Lake, WIS, est en- promenade chez
so file, Nine II. Deroche d. cette
vile, Oh ella doit passer une par
tie do Pete.
JEAN T OTIS
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M. Joseph Lemoignsn du Oaest
Duluth, est revena ces jours der
niers dune promenade au Canada.
Ii s'est renda d St-Anne de Beau
pre-. M. Lamoignan parait salts
fait de son voyage Az pays natal.
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DULUTH.

Mile Benglet est arriv6e jeudi
lie 4 oourant, dune Tongue prone
made, q ia Nouyeile O,l5ans.
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lie ohoeur de chant de l'fglise
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More ccncitoyen Louis Fila
tresult eat arrive Ia semaine der
Mere, Aocompagns de ga familIe,
de Valley6eld, Canada, Oh il 6tait
allie aux f%un6rsilles de ga mere
Nine Filjatreanlt.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-12

IA pOPUIAR1TET OUJOURS GRANDISSANTED DIES PILULES ID IL
CODERRE POUR LS MALADIES DIES FEMMES
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-12
CANADA.
MONTREAL

MONTREAL
Par decision de So Grandeur
Mgr Paul Bruch6si, a%rcheveque
de Montreal, M. A. Perrault a 6t6
nomm6 vicaire q Terrebonne.
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uyas a TAD or something like that. ana u
/ wanted to be strictly Ia II ! WOu.a
take the hat and IL ANYBODY sal1 any
thing 10 me about II 1 should say Il was
Uobson's choice, and the drinks woul6
be on the other fellow. SO l PAID MN
81 "a and went away under the new nat.
when 1 was going up the steps at
park Mace station 1 met an acquaintance
who saws. Where did you get ~ want
ed 10 be sure ne meant the nat, ana
sg,s Where aid | get whatg The shed
he saws. That threw me OF. ASKED nun
vbat he meant, and he pointed 10 the
headplece and says, That. You look IKE
a calf under a new shed ne says maj
one OF Hobsons,' / says. Whieh IS ne
saws. The hat Is / says. i dlen NhO"
Hanson was in the hat business, he says.
tIVbich one OF Them l says Then ne
laughed and poked me and says, w men
ono are YOU talking aboutT Honest.
saws IT'S Hobson's' II It's Hobsons,
ne saws YOU'D better take IL back 70
him and tell him to give you your, old
ONE YOU don't seem 10 know about
a. saws. and then told him about
how everybody was talking about Hob
son. He looked at ma and says, YOU'D
better take something for IT,
And then says. An right, come on
and we went into ne nrst place ana
we stood there quite while and when
we went out | found II had cost me about
a dollar, and he hadn't paid anything
80 / left him and came on uptown,
thinking all the way up. TWO men were
on the seat In front of me. couldn't
hear all they said. but one OF them re-
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marked as his station was called that
he s'posed It was Hobson's choice.
Then l looked at my hat 70 see II II
was all right. 1t seemed as II It was
too small. but / put Il back and went on
TO Forty-second street. where I got or
and went into lunoh place, whore l met
another acquaintance. Pretty soon he
says. That was a pretty brave thing for
HObson 10 do l said yes You heard
about it, he says. Yes l says and IL
has cost me $3.50. and you will please
sell your GOLD bricks 10 some one else. I
says. Don't take me for 4 fool all the
time. l says. You must be crazy he
says. 4 got no gold brick he says. I'm
talking about the brave man who sunk
his ship In the harbOr.' What's his
manner / says. 'HobsOn.' he says. Then
l got UP and took my hat from the peg
and showed Il 10 him and l says. Do
you see the hatr He said Yes. We'll
/ says, that's Hobsons.' He looked ~
II and says. Why don't you wear your
own haiti What are you doing he says
wearing Hobson's hat? And then / HIT
him. And when came to 1 was here"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26

ance Of the Judgment might be ascertain
ed.
4. II was error TO decree that the land
be sold on credit, the deed prescribing
a sale for. cash The terms oi the ds'u
must prevail and the court had no power
TO change the contract "a lne laruss.
Fultz VS.. Davis, 90 Graft @o; Woou
exe'r vs. Krebbs. 90 Id. 6N; Palro w.
Rethel. u Va. S25: Simpson vs.. Bishop
s. Va. 100.
RESCISSION.
McLanahan vs. Ivanhoe Land and I'M
provcment Company.
T-eadway Us. Ivanhoe Land and I'M
provement Company.
Waugh VS. Ivanhoe Land ana lproVe-
ment Company.
Snead's admir-. vs.. lvanhoe Lana anu
Improvement Company.
Snead VS. Ivanhoe Land and Improve
ment Company.
Snead and Snead VS. 1vanhoe Land ana
Improvement Company
Reversed Opinion by Cardweu, j.
All these causes were heard together
in the court below with their companion
case. Grosh VS.. Same. p s. y. r. 5h.
IS Va. The main questions involved are
settled in that case The only remaining
question IS whether the complainant
makes a case emitting him 20 the relief
stock OF the company subscribed for or
purchased by him.
On the 4th Of July. 1890. McLanahan
saw an advertisement Of the company
in the Roanoke Herald and wrote 70
the secretary and treasury for maps. dis
cripuve pamphlets. etc, and asked n any
Tvanhoe" stock could be had. and tho
price. He sent them al once. commend
ed highly the lots Of the company and
concluded his letter with the staten 81
that the company had natural and indus
trial advantages energetic and infuen-
tial men back Of II and enough capital IN
place the success Of "TvanhOe" beyond
question II is not denied that the COM
pany received from him the 20 per cent
assessment upon this stock when issued
recovering the benefits protapto Of these
contracts Of subscription TO its capital
stock. procured by material representa-
tions. that were false. Though he may
have paid their parties n bonus 10 get
this stock, the contracts were made by
him with the company, the certificates
issued directly 20 him.
Held: The company cannot he permit
ted TO reap benefits from contracts Of
subscription to it's stock into which the
subscriber has been deceived by fraud
or Misrepresentation Of the company.
Appellant is entitled TO have these con-
tracts Of subscription aDnulled and 10
have back from the company tho money
paid thereon. This applies only 10 the
assessments paid on the 100 shareE-is-
sued August &c and q, 1890. The evil
dence Is not clear as 10 the 10 shares is-
sued June %. 1890. and he will not be en-
titled to a rescisslon Of that contract.
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DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED.

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the car.
There IS only one way 10 cure deafness.
and that IS by constitutional remedies.
Deafness IS caused by an inhamed con-
dstion OF the mucous lining Of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube IS in
famed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when IT is en-
tirely closed deafness IS the result. and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
ont and this tube restored 10 lis nor
mol condition. hearing viii be destroyed
forever: nine cases out Of ten are caused
bv catarrh. which IS nothing but an in
famed condition Of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Doll1rs Tor
any case of Deafness tcaused by ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by Hairs
Catarrh Cure. Send for circurllrs, free.
f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
EXTENSION OF SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY TRAINS NOS. II AND ~,
ItEYSVILLE ACCOMMODATIONS,
TO CHASE CITY, VA.

Commencing June 9th, Southern Rail
way trains Nos. II and IS heretofore ope-
rated between Richmond and Keysville.
will be extended and operated between
Richmond and Chase city, Va, on the
following schedule: Leave Richmond G
j. NJ: arrive Keysville S:45 =. NJ; arrive
Chase City 800 p. NJ. Returning leave
Chase city 5:4 4. NJ; Keysville A. NJ.
arriving Richmond $40 y NJ. daily except
Sunday.
Tho extension Of this train. together
with the low summer rate to Chase City
and return. will anduce many to visit
this popular resort In addition 70 the
regular summer excursion tickets issued
10 Chase City. the Southern will sell tick
cts on Saturday OF each week. returning
following Monday. Richmond 20 Chase City
at rate of one fare for the round trip.
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OAS,ToRL-A.
The iis- II
.:: u ILzHHZzz1( ill., II; 81
LOW WEEKEND RATES TO CHASE
CITY VA.

In addition 10 the low week-ending
rates already announced by the Southern
Railway from Richmond 10 West Point,
and TO Keysyille Va, and intermediate
stations, the Southern Railway announces
that commencing Saturday, June 18th.
and each succeeding Saturday until Sep
tcmber q. lSsS. it will sell tickets from
Richmond, Va, TO Chase City, Va, and
return at rate OF one fare for the round
trip S29S, good returning the following
Monday.
This low rate offers a splendid oppor-
tunity for those whose families are sum-
merlng at Chase City. to visit them each
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
HOBSON'S CHOICE.
How IL Got Man After a Hat in
Trouble.

The nurse adjusted the bandage on the
PATIENTS head in one Of the wards OF a
bic hospital uptown and then she said;
Now you may tell me how It happen,
ed. II YOU will promise to be very quiet.
"Wen. you know Monday was warm ssdra
snd told the man | wanted 10 buy a
straw hat. He picked up one. put II on
my head and he says. That's the ma!
vnu waat' lust that way. l said / would
ike to look at others. He said he mad
o,,e ne had put on my head. I asked him
II there was anything the matter with
that hat and he said no, but It was the
one he picked out for me as soon as he
saw me come in. It's Hobson's choice,
ne said. 'Whose2' ] says. ,Hopson ;. ne
said everybody was saying II. SAID II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
MHAr IS CHARLIE HORsE2

Ask the base-balist and he will tell you
that IL IS an affection that makes him
feel more like riding a morse than rum
MING tho bases. He will also tell you
That vigorous rubbing with Dixie Nerve
and Bone Liuament will cure Charlie
Horse" stiN joints and limbs and all
mains in the sides. back, .eck and mus
clce. IL acts like magic. IS clean and
easily applied. IL cures rheumatic pains
and the bites Of poisonous insects. II
viii cure corns without pain. Price %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
RICHMOND BOY
AT GUANTANAMO.
He Says Firing at Spaniards IS Very
Fine Sport,
AN AMERICAN CAMP ABANDONED
Asa Result OF a Desperate Attack 10y
Spaniards-TheL atterCover Them
selves with Leaves and Crawl
Close Up TO Our Men.

The following letter from a Richmond
boy now at Guantanamo was written TO
a relative I'm this city and is highly in
tcresung:
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LANCASTER. VA. June e. isss.-Ra-
leigh J. Sally. OF this town, says those
who need blood purifier or tonic Will
make no mistake in buying Hoods sar-
sapariIa He suffered much from baa
sores, but Hood OH 'eS him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
CASToREA.
Tee iis- n q, -
.l 'as.53 "GIzHAzIZH + III
CHANGE or G. AND o. SCHEDULE,
lime oRTH.

Chesapeake and Ohio trains will leave
Richmond 9 A. VI and 345 =. NJ. Tor
Norfolk. VIII leave 1920 a. VI. except
sunday. with parlor car for White sui
phur. Ronccverte and resorts located on
tine Blue Ridge and Alleghanies.
Cincinnati trains will leave as al pres
eut. 2I5 L. NJ. and 1890 u. NJ. Char
lottesviue accommodation vii leave $3.50
p. VI.
on James River Division. the morning
train will leave az 1O:3O a. NJ connecting,
except Sunday. with Buckingham, Abe
rene. Lexington and Craig Valley
branches.
The evening train will leave at p. NJ
for Iynchburg. with chair car This train
will leave Lynchburg A. NJ. except
Sunday for Lexington. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
.CASTo7IA.
TOUR TO NIAGARA FALLS AND
RETURN VIA r., l.. AND l.. X
nnAn

Round trip rate from Richmond tl4Oo
Tour will leave Washington by Penn
sylvania railroad at $50 A. NJ. July 18th.
Tickets good ten days Stop of allow
ed on return trip at Buffalo. Rochester
and Watkins Glen.
For further information apply TO Rich
mond Transfer Company. No. 900 east
Main street. 10 ticket agent at Byrd
Street station, OF to
=. A. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-11-10
MOHEGAN VICTIMS.
Bodies OF Mrs. Gertrude King and Her Son
Worthinston Arrive in Cincinnati
Burial at Spring Grove.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.-The bodies of
Mrs. Gertrude King and Worthington>
her son, victims of the Mohegan disas-
ter, arrived at Winton place Wednes-
day morning and were taken to Spring
Grove at o'clock.
They were placed in the stone crypt,
left of the chapel. The caskets were of
oak, with brass trimmings, each bear
ing a brass plate with inscriptions.
On each casket was large wreath,
placed there by friends in England.
The burial will take place Friday
noon, Rev. Frank Woods Baker otficiat-
ing.
The bodies will be buried in tn King
family lot in Spring Grove. The graves
will be slated.
The casket of Mrs. King weighs 1000
pounds.
1t is lined with lead, and it took IA
men to lift it from the train at Win
ton Place. A heavier wagon than
the undertaker's ordinary vehicle was
required to convey the casket from
the depot to the chapel at Spring
Grove
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-11-10

sfcr.s- f1yurJuu repr, Tor congress- WIN nave
from 800 to 900 plurality.
LONDON, q, Nov. 9.-The democrats made q
hard ight and the result shows close shave
en- auditor. Taylor, rep, having about 30 ma
jority. The total vote on secretary OF state
from IA precincts is 2l33, Guthrey 1,7tS. Dairy
Commissioner Blackburn Abb. Baker i.70S
CANTON. O., Nov. 9.-Twenty-six precincts
in Canton and Stark county show q net repub-
lican gain Of 2ls over last year. The same
ratio maintained would give the republicans
the county by i,8)O Mckinley In 1895 carried
the county by s5D.
CINCINNATI, Nov 9.--The entire republican
ticket was elected In Hamilton county by ma
jorities from 1000 to more than 1900
The taxpayers Of Cincinnati have decided
that they do not wish to shoulder % OO0, 900 OF
bonds for the purpose of extending the park
area at present They have decided this ques.
tion in no uncertain manner. At the board Of
elections Tuesday night returns upon the parE
question were received from all but 40 pre-.
cincts. They show that OLE people voted II
favor of issuing the bonds, while there were
! 80, i46 votes cast against the ISSUE