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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-07-20

on account Of the latter's refusal
to grant certain mining privileges
to Germans in the district of Kie-
gu.
DEMORALIZED DONS

W ocIllldIS III UilC ulSUIlCU vi hiC-
gu.
DEMORALIZED DONS
Gibraltar, July 2O.-Three
Spanish Trans tlantic liners ar
rived here from Cadiz, fearing
| that Watson might attack that
port and destroy all the shipping.
Madrid, July 2O.-The press
reports a coalition being organ
lied between different parties and
against the government, on &C
count Of the suspension of the
constitution, The peace move
ment is losing ground.
London, July 2O.-English
Carlists are active anu ready for
an uprising against the Spanish
government, which is believed to
be imminent. The Carllsts claim
to be we'll supplied with money
and are confident that an effort
to overthrow the throne will be
successful.
| FROM THE SUNSET
Vancouver, July 2O.-Accord-
ing to dispatches brought by the
Empress of China from Hong
Kong, Manila is ready to surren-
der. The archbishop and captain
general will not voluntarily capi-
tulate before compelled, but the
backbone of the resistance is
broken. Upon a real show Of
force and intention to lombard,
if the officials will not give in the
Spa paniards will haul down their
flag. Intimations to this effect
have been received from many
sources.
JOHN BULL. KNOWS
London, July 2O.-The British
ambassador at Madrid has been
fully informed of the terms for
peace asked by the United States
and will BE- agent in case Of open
ing Of negotiations.
FERNANDINA FAVORED
Jacksonville July 2O.-A large
body of troops left this morning
for Fernandina to embark on
the Porto Rican expedition.
TEMERARIO AFLOAT
Asuncion, Paraguay, July 90
The Spanish torpedo boat Teme-
rario, which has been undergoing &
repairs at this boat, has sailed in
the direction Of Cuyaba, Brazil.
MOVING THE MINES
New Yerk, July 2O.-All con-
tact mines are removed from the
sound, Most of the mines will
: be saved.
MILES MAKES a KICK
. Washington, July 2O.-Miles
> cables the secretary Of war that
his department is being delayed
| because of the inaction of the
: navy.
e Ernest's brigade Of $500 mer
e leaves for Charleston this even
e ing.
DOWN ON DENMARK
Washington, July 20.-Mc
: kinley issued a proclamation
Y today prohibiting the taxation o
o the whole of tonnage of vessel:
into ports of the United State:
o direct from Copenhagen.
: OTIS AND HIS MEN
f San Francisco, July 20.-Otis
n with two battalions of South Da
o. kota volunteers, sails Friday OF
the transport Rio Janeiro for Ma
nila.' The ST. Paul clears Sunda,
{ with the New York regiment.
OUR WOUNDED
,. New York, July 20.-Th'
l. transport Seneca has arrlve'
o with the wounded from Santa go
s 1t is believed there are thre
cases Of yellow fever aboard
Preparations have been made t.
, receive the wounded at Bellevley
r. hospital.
le Try that cold chocolate wit
7s cream at I.r0Nler2S
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-07-20

Try that cold chocolate with
;ream at lro&ler's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
Made Him Lose.

Look al that" exclaimed one business
man 90 another, as a woman stepped
down from She car. while 10 was yet in
motion and had hard fan on the as
phalt, might have injured her for life.
Steps OF as though she wasn't hurt
though. Don't II heat YOU that women
never viii learn 90 face 10 the front when
they get or They are cautioned in The
papers and warned at home but they
won't reform. 4 believe it's maGul'erat-
ed contrarinei IS and the innate disposition
OF woman TO do what she's told not TO DO.
10 cropped ont IN Eve and has been mani
~ women on this car I'm bet YOU The
cigars that every one that leaves While
We're on gets of backward.
The wager was taken without Oemur,
and for half dozen blocks the man who
proposed Il was having an kinds of
sport. Every woman faced 20 the roar Of
the car as she stepped 20 the pavement.
As the seventh block was approached. a
pretty little woman i'm front of them sig
nailed the conductor by holding up q
neatly gloved hand. stepped TO The end
OF the seat graspei an upright with her
left. swung her right foot for moment,
sprang of. ran few steps 10 giaceiu'iy
check the momentum and had time 10
nash pair OF big black eyes al the two
men. before the car had come to dead
by George, she heard US" from The
are OF Didn't she 90 I, splendialy,
though? You can't win on a sure tnins'
though don't you see?
mi the winner didn't see. and he smok-
"a 10 the athletic little lady at the other
fellows expense-Detroit Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
JAMES G. BLAINE JR.
As a Soldier He Was Not Very Great
success


WASHINGTON. Sept. 27-Capt. James
G.. Blaines career in the army has not
been such as 10 warrant any hope OF his
being promoted for meritorious services
or capacity as an officer. The captain
entered the volunteer army as an as
sisfaut adiutant general. one Of those
nice staff places, where there is nothing
for any one 10 DO. unless there Is DIS
ciplinarian 70 insist that business oe at
tended 70. Captain Blaine entered with
number OF young men. sons or promi-
nent people, including Russell HARRISON
stuart Brice. young Hayes. Colonel Astor
and others. but his usefulness was never
conspicuous and he gave the authorities
more trouble than all the other young
bloOds combined.
As a rule no fault has been found with
these rich mems sons and those who were
appointed because their fathers were al
one time prOmiLet men. Colonel Astor ;
career has been exceptionally meritorious
and FOR services before Santiago he was
recommended by General Shafter for
promotion Captain Blaine. however,
started I'm 10 enjoy himself and 10 ignore
the rules OF army discipline. and threats
OF A court martial. lie got as far as
Honolulu with the first expedition for
Manila. where he proceeded 10 display
some OF the weaknesses which have pre-
viously got him into trouble. and was,
Is a result left behind and ordered home.
Altogether Captain Blaine thoroughly
enjoyed his stay AT Honolulu. but he Is
now at home by order OF the War De-
partment. and but for the influence be-
hind him he would have been court mar
tailed. IL is asserted weeks ago. Che
chances are not favorable 10 his b-ing
assigned further active duty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
RAGING FIRES
IN COLORADO.
Thousands Of Acres Of Grazing Land
are Left Desolate.
HUMAN LIFE IN Graf DANGER.
Narrow Escape ola Ranchman's Fam
My--yast Herds Of Cattle Supposed
Have Been Dcstroycd-Many
Mining Camps Threatened.

DENVER. coll. September "a prsi-
rio nrc. probably started by spark
from a locomotive. has burned over
thousands Of acres OF grazing lands be-
tcween Kiowa and Bijou creeks. in Nor
gan county. and destroyed thousands OF
tons Of hay. Ranchman w. G. Miller
and his wife and child had a narrow es-
cape from being burned 70 death. The
woman and child were badly burned. Had
It not been for the prompt work Of rail-
road men and others at Corona the town
would have been entirely destroyed.
CATTLE ~ DANGER.
Coins toward the approaching fire for
mile back fires were started and in this
manner the danger avertec. Thousands
Of head OF cattle arc threatened with de-
struction by the forest fires.
In Eagle county where the flames
seem 10 be spreading more rapidly than
IN other sections Of the State. ranch pro-
perty has been burned and the farmers
with their stock have been trying 70 get
out OF the path Of the fires for a week
past one large bunch OF about 5000
head OF cattle is now entirely surround
cd by FIRE and there SIS no chance for
them 10 escape.
Tho report came from Deputy Game
Warden Slaughter who directed his letter
two days ago. u is probable that the cat
tie have been destroyed by this time.
THE FIRES SPREADING.
Dispatches from various points IN the
forest fire belt indicate that the fires arc
spreading and that unless something is
done 10 chek their further progress. the
loss will be almost beyond computation.
As u Is now some mining camps arc
threatened with destruction and many
ranches are doomed
At Red Gin the fires are within ten
miles OF the town and citizens are orga-
nizing % fight their advance. A dispatch
states that 70 IS feared that the little
mining settlement at Holy Cross. near
Red Cliff. has been destroyed. Communi
cation IS cut of the mail carrier being
unable 10 get through
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
THE BRIDGEPORT MURDER.
Steps Taken 10 Have Or" Nancy Gull
ford Arrested.

LIVERPOOL. sept. Z-Dotectives
awaited the arrival here this morning OF
the steamer Vancouver from Montreal
and upon the landing Of her passengers,
from the steamer The officers main
tanned the greatest secrecy regarding this
person refusing 90 give her name or dis
cuss the case beyond saying she Is sus-
pected Of having committed a murder IN
Canada.
The woman boarded a train for London
and Inspector LcmOinc followed her Win
instructions 10 arrest her IL she went 70
a house which the Canadian authorize.
had Informed the police would propaDg
be the destination of The murdcress.
IL has been reported in New YORK that
the woman known AS Dr. Nancy Gulford,
Of Bridgeport. Conn. has been arrested
in Liverpool charged with being concern
ea iu the murder OF Emma Gil of South
ington. Conn. whose body cut INTO sew
eral pieces. was found some time ago IN
the yellow NH pond. near Bridgeport
STANFORD. CONN, Sept. Estates
ATTORNEY Fessenden Immediately on
learning Of the supposed arrest OF Mrs.
Guilford I'm London communicated with
Governor Cooke. and upon his request
the Governor asked the State Depart
mcnt az Washington 90 have the United
States Embassy at London arrange Tor
the PROVISIONAL arrest OF the woman untl
the reQuis'tlon papers could reacn mere;
IT. III
that the State Department has cabled
a. requested.
The States Attorney said that from in
formation placed 200 his hands 10y the
detectives he has bad at work on the
case. he believes that the woman under
surveillance in London is DIT. Nancy
Guilf0rd
mcnt officials to-day confirmed the state
mcnt that they had taken steps TO have
arrested and held for examination the
woman who landed yesterday AT Liverpool
supposed 20 be In Nancy Guiiford, of
bridgeport charged with murder, at
Bridgeport Conn.
Word was received from London to-
day that the woman had escaped the vigil
lance of the detectives. and her where
abouts was unknown. The Chief OF Po-
lice OF Bridgeport, Conn, says, however
she Is under arrest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
TH0S. F. BAYARD
HASPASSED AWAY
CONTINUED from First PageD

ner OF William Shipper. He practiced
two years and then returned % Wllminf-
ton. where he continued 10 practice law
until 1865. when he was elected 10 the
United States Senate. 10 succeed his fath-
or. lie delivered a memorable speech
I'm Dover in ls6l, IN favor OF peace with
the South.
lie took his seat as Senator on the 4th
OF March 1863. and was reelected for the
Two succeeding terms serving continue
Ously until his appointment as Secretary
of State. In 1SSJ.
on the day ON which he was elected to
the Senate FOR the full term his father
was also elected Senator from Delaware
10 serve the unexpired part OF his origi-
nal term this being the only case on rec
ord when the same legislature voted TOR
father and son for the Senatorial office.
A REMARKABLE RECORD
Including his grandfather Governor
Bassett Mr.. Bayard was the fifth mem
Der of his family % occupy seat IN the
United States Senate.
In the Senate he served on the Com
mittccs on Private Land Claims, FINANCE
Judiciary Library. and Revision OF Laws.
and in October. ISL. he was elected its
president pro tempore- ,.,..s
He was "A member OF the celebrated
Electoral Commission In 1851 lie was
always cOnspicuOus upnoider N e. on
gress Of Democratic doctrines ana state
rights and was voted for In the national
conventions OF 1880 and 1871 as cahul-
date for the Presidency.
Mr.. Cleveland. in appointing his Cabi-
net I'm 1855. selected Alr. Bayard for tho
post of Secretary OF State. and he was
also one Of the commissioners appointed
to confer with the Canadian commission
sent 10 Washington on the fisheries dis
In 1893 he was appointed first Ambas-
sadOr % Great Britain, post which ne
filled with DISTINGUISHED ability ranking
among the first diplomats ar the Court
al 81 James, and leaving a record which
has not been SURPASSED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

MADISON. WIS. Sept 2S-The POSSIBLE
ity OF The existence OF a. suicide club
among tho students OF Wisconsin Univer-
aity here is pulling the residents OF Mad
ison and other cities. and throwing many
local household containing a pr0mis-
ing SON. into state of apprehension.
Rumors OF thc existence OF such a club
spraug up after the suicide of VIM. r..
Allen son OF Prof VIM. II. Allen, Of the
university. The young man drowned
himself in Lake Minnctonka. near Min
ncapoiis. fogr weeks ago. without APP
parent reason. The rumors were revived
when the dead body OF Henry H. Free
man was found this morning IN his bed
room al the home of his father. Prof
John q. Freeman. OF the university He
had suffocatod himself with ch0roform.
No reason could be given for his suicide
There has heen growing tendency
fo~esd 'nndcliiy among the young mon
OF Madden, the progress from orthodox
beliefs being extremely marked within
the last decade. There has also been OF
late an increased interest IN the study OF
kll new 'isms" that have recently been
advanced 70 replace orthodox beliefs. A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
For COlOrcd bishops.

The meeting Of the Episcopal Church
Workers among the cOiored people Of the
United States resumed its sessions yester-
day in ST. Philips church, corner fLeigh
and 81. James streets. Inc meeting Was
opened with the celebration OF the Holy
Communion by Rev. IL. c. Bishop. Of ST.
Philips church, New York assisted by
Rev. George T. Bragg. Jr., OF Baltimore,
and Rev. J. W. Johnson, pastor OF ST..
Philips church. Richmond
The President made an address encour-
aging the conference on the work done
since its organization. after which the
conference elected the following officers:
Rev. j. w. Johnson. of ST. Philips
church. Richmond. president; Rev. j. y.
Deaver. Of Charlestown. w. Va. secre-
tary.
Reports of committee appointed 20
memorabilia the general convention for
Colorod bishops were taken up for dis
cusson and were postponed as the order
for to-day
The question Of the advisability Of Gre
ating colored bishops was the subject for
discussion last night and several papers
were reaO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
[:Is!L'1 !. i son
"a Speciality.

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throat. Pimples. Copper Colored spots.
Ulcers on any part OF the body, hair or
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BLOOD POISON that We guarantee 10
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conditional guaranty. Absolute p.oofs
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
LAVINGE AND ERNIE,
Fought Twenty Rounds TO a Draw
The kid" Out-POinted.

Inc hil 'fuN~A OiiAtRs
New York. Sept. Skid Lavigne. the
lightweight champion pugilist of the
world. came very near losing his title to-
nirht at the Greater New York Athleuc
club in "a W-round bout with Frank
Frne. OF buffalo. Erne proved a Tarter
for the Saginaw boxer. who Is not the La
virnc OF three years ago hy any means.
Erne's wonderful Improvement was a
surprise 20 the loo people who witnessed
the night Tie drew Lavinge 10 him and
sent back as good as ne got In many OF
tho rounds. while In some Of them he
out-pointed the champion
II was generally understood that n de-
cision was 90 be given on points, and the
statement made az the end Of the bout
that both men had agreed 20 call II a
draw IN case they were good and strong
a. the end o. the twenty rounds. was A
source % keen disappointment 10 host
of Erne's friends. who looked FOR a ia
vorable verdict
Erne decervcs the greatest praise mat
can be bestowed on him for his clever
work and had the bout been decided on
points ne certainly would have got the
championship honors and the winners
slice OK the 5000 purse which the club
hung up FOR The contest.
Erne's principal second was Kid Nc
Coy. Jim Corbett who was 20 have
seconded I.avingc was unable 90 be pres
Ont owing 90 injuries received from Kid
Mccoy In their fight to-day In a Broad
way hole'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

lutte ruin By the creation OF the tea COM
mission OF the United states. goes on -
say that Americans may be surprised ~
hear II generally conceded among experts
that there is no country In the world
where a inner cup OF tea can be secured
than In the first-clsss hotels In America,
and the private houses where an eftort IA
made 10 properly prepare a..
The Consul says the principal mer-
chants at Annoy tell him that but for
the timely appearance Of the tea commits
sion. pure teas would either have been
driven from our shores or confined 20 a
high-price article. within the reach OF
but a small percentage of the present
number OF consumers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

,gorkingwomen are able 30 change their
occupations in the slightest degree or 10
modify their surroundings. This explains
why arrangements OF the nerves and
blood are so common among people whom
tho unthinking expect TO be models or
health II is diseased nerves and weak
or vitiated blood that drive so many
workingmen to alcoholic stimulants ana
80 many workingwomeu 10 morphine and
other seductive drugs.
There is only one specific for diseases Of
the nerves and blood. and that is Dr.
Graenes Nervura blood and nerve remedy
This sovereign remedy will promptly and
permanently cure nervous weakness and
exhaustion. loss Of ambition and spirits.
inability 10 sleep. craving FOR stmuants,
nervous headaches neuralgia. emaciati0n
and general debility and lassitude.
IL you feel the need of medical advice.
Dr. Greene invites Won n consult with
him fully and freely. personally or by let
ter. a this office Is west Fourteenth
street, New York City. Dr. Greene
makes no charge for consultation and
advice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
WOES OF WORKERS.
How Machinery Skaters
the Nerves.
Dangers TO Which Working Men
and Womcn Are Exposed.
Thousands Saved by the Timely Use Of
DR.. Grccpc's Ncryura.

Those who are familiar with the hideous
roar Of a boiler factory or the deafoning
blows OF a trip hammer readily realize
how noise affects the nerves. Few under
stand. however that the incessant claiter
Of a loom or the gentle buzsing OF sew
Ing machine are equally eXhaustins. IL
is everlasting m0notony that overstrains
the nerves and undermines the strongest
constitutions. Work must he varied 10
be healthful. and few worklngmen and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

4 meeting OF the Womens Foreign
Mission Union will be held in the lecture
room of the CIR .ce-Street Presbyterian
church this afternoon az 4:30 o'clock. Mrs.
=. r. Price. who has labored so long in
China in The missionary cause. and who
is az present home on a Through. Will
sprak to the ladies Of her work there All
are cordially invited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
bddieS
Childpen's. and
Genflemen's
Underwear.

An elegant showing ~ sizes and
grades weights Tor fail or winter.
Ladies Muslin Underwear. a thor
oughiy equipped department our
garments are NOTED FOR THEIR
FITTING AND WEARING QUAIL
TIES
BUTTERICKs PATTERNS. the
most up-to-date pattern. made easy
of manipulation and perfect of on. All
styles catalogued constantly ON sale
at our counter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
Medium Priced
Dress Goods.

\ numerous and well selected assort-
ment of substantial and serviceable
colorings. CHECKED AND PLAIN
CHEvIOTs. ENGLISH CHECKS. I'M
PERTAL AND STORM sERGES.
TWEEDS. COVERTS TRTCOTS,
MELTONS and CORDELETrES.
These materials are well adapted 10
garments for hard service-children' ;
school dresses. etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
Oneen Of Denmark DYing.

LONDON. Sept pa dispatch from
Copenhagen says the death of Queen
Louise of Denmark is momentarily eX-
pected.
Her Majesty is unconscious and her
pulse and respiration are almost impcr-
ceptible. Her physicians are employing
oxygen 10 help Ter respiration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

LONDON. Sept. 2S-Tod Sloan. the
American jockey, at the second day of
the first October meeting at Newmarket
to-day. won the Newmarket October Wei
ter Handicap Of 800 sovereigns with the
Lorillaro- Beresford stables threeyear-
old bay colt, Ellen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
Evening Silks.

in all widths and weaves and shad-
ings. from the most stable makes 10
the latest novelties. from the light
Crepes 20 the grand and elegant Ouch
ess-POPLINS. TAFFETAS. We
TOURs. CRYSTAL BENGALINEs.
BROCADE SATINS. BAYADERES,
and ONRRFYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
Minister Resigns.

YOKOHAMA. sept. 2S.-The Minister ot
justice Oalrhashi, VIII resisn because OF
agitation among lie members az ne
bench and bar. alleging unStness TOT the
office he has been holding:
The ? Grafton n favor ~ the State pur-
chase Of the railroad continued
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
Village DESTROYED.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. sept S-A
Clarem5nt. MINI. special 20 The Journal
says that a village was wiped ont by fire
last night. twenty-five buildings being
destroyed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

spirit % morbidness appears 20 be grow
Ing amohg a certain class Of young men,,
and there have been meetings az which
almost invariably long discussions Of life
and death would be held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

Butteriok's Publications-The Define
ator. The Glass OF Fashion and The
Grand Album. all thorough and full OF
wide-awake fashion literature. Single
copies sold or year subscriptions
taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
Best Tea In the World.

"a lie STATE Depar,men, upon The For.
mosa tea trade United states Consul
Johnson al Annoy. after showing That
the great tea trade az that centre 10 the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

LACEs AND DRESS TRIMMINGS
Garniture Of every description. The
rich things in Jets and Fish Scale
effects. New Braids. Fine Laces. Re-
Nuisance, Duchess and Quincy IN
SERTIONS TO MATCH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
Silks.

An elegant and tasteful showing
rich effects. new coloring and beauti-
ful color combinations.
IRISH POPLINS. TAFFETAs.
CAMDEN STRIPES. , VELOURS.
SATIN DUCHESS, PEAU DE SOLE,
SATIN LUXOR. ARMURES AND
BROCADES.
SILKS FOR WAISTS-A beautiful
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PLAIN STRIPED FIGURES AND
CHANGDABLE TAFFETAS. PLAID
LOUISINE NOVELTY BORDER
TAFFETAS. BAYADERES. CHECKS
AND POMPADOUR EFFECTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
J. NJ. Fonrqnrean s Go.
ll3 East Broad Street,
1l3 East Broad Street.
Orr Fall OPENING aasy sa sf p "I% h

sore
We have expected prepared and here This is Opening
Dav months getting ready We've ncked
and the best all the good things be There Elegant Silks
Handsome Coa Sf Tailored CounS
Warm ndete and Su Misunderstanding adonment
and comfort an interesting uptodte showing which
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