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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
Innings.

Dressmakers' Kid Cambrics, Black and
colOrs for 1c. yard.
Remnants Silesias for 3c.-the 1oc.
grade.
Remnants II 1-2c. Fancy Innings for &c.
yard.
Remnants of lie. Black Moire Soft
Finish Percalne for 3-4c
Remnants II 1-2c Canvas for sc. yard
Remnants 25c. French Hair Cloth for
u lie. YARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23

HUNDREDS OF PAIRS OF
ODD LACE CURTAINS,
!, 2, and 3 windows of a kind; some show
slight handling. The prices go down half.
Thirty cents pair TO 50 Ia the price
range;
Odd strips of Heavy Curtains H.O, g.
and So stylish colorings.
Remnants of Tinsel Draperies Tor 4 S-4c.
seqouI OF I'M 'uIsnN uIDlInO ssIMS suE.I
yard: 12c. kind.
Remnants of Silkolines for &c.
Remnants of Ccetonnes for 41-2c.; 10c.
kind.
wide, for Sac yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23

BY A YOUNG LADY OF THREE
years experience. a Position as Teacher
in a private family Teaches usual COM
mon school branches and Music. Small
salary required. References exchanged.
Miss b. II. NJ, care Postmaster, Jvor,
Southampton county, Va.
Sc 11-Su, W&Fr6t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
FOR RENT,

THAT MOST ATTRACTIVE AND DE-
sirable Residence, corner OF Franklin and
Lombardy streets. containing about Is
rooms. and being in all respects one of
the most desirable residences in the city.
plumbing arrangements are OF the very
best j. Il. ELAN a. co.
Sc lS-eOd3t lib Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
WANTED,

A LADY OF REFINEMENT TO TEACH
in private family; one with several years
experience preferred References. Ad-
dress Mrs. l.. f. MONTAGUE, Hybla, Va.
Sc 23-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23

BY A YOUNG MAN, % YEARS OF AGE,
Position of some kind. Have good edu-
cation and can give references and bond.
Address BOND, care Dispatch.
Sc 23F&Su2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23

-FOUR EXPERIENCED BUNDLE
Wrappers and Fifteen Cash Boys. Apply
to-day at THE GLOBE, corner of Seventh
and Broad streets Sc 23-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
WANTED,

A POSITION AS TEACHER OF SMALL
children or companion in city or country.
Terms moderate. References exchanged.
Address Miss N, care Dispatch. Sc 3-1t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
WANTED.

TWO HOUSE GIRLS AT ONCE. Good
wages. Apply with references, HOGE
MILITARY ACADEMY, Blackstone, Va.
Sc lisa Su Fra SUITE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
PRETTY CoLoRED DRESS FABRICS

ARE TO BE SOLD LIKE THIS
1o-,,cb Finish Dress Fabrics. 59c.
value, for 15c. a yard.
bright Plaids. wool finish, wide, double
fold former price IL lie. for &c.
yard.
All Wool Fancies. that sold for 6Oc''
only &c. a yard.
Au-Wool Nayy-Blue Cheviot Serge the
regular Sc. grade, Coo. yard
6a-inch French Broadcloth, $50 grade
Coo a yard.
All Wool Fabrics, that sold for SOc'' III
nice dark shades, 14c yard
Tycoon Reps. In Navy-Blue' Win
polka-dots, only Sc. a yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
WANTED,
WANTED,

GENERAL HOUSE WORK TO DO. CAN
give frst-class references. Apply 12O6
west Moore street Sc 23-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
It's the Losing Day Of
the Week,

and the gaining day for clear
ing stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
MEMS DEPARTMENT.

II Mems Plaited-Bosom Dress Shirts
(soiled), were S9c., for 29c.
50 pairs Mems % and SSc. Suspenders
Slightly imperfecD. 10c. pair.
rs Boys Linen Bosom Shirts. very small
sizes, were 4Sc., for l5c.
q Mems so and 75c. Night Shirts (sCiled),
for 25c.
One lot Mems Medium-Weig Under
shirts, Is 10 4sc. kinds, IL 1-2c.
One lot Mems Half Hose, is ard 10c.
q nnir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23

BY George III. Valentine. Auction ef,
Office 74 IL east Leigh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23

BY c. l.. q II. L. Dcnoon.
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers.
S21 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
ANTED.

A YOUNG LADY, WISHING EMPLOY
ment for leisure hours, would be glad OF
Writing TO do at home. Envelopes adj
dressed I'm clear hand or papers copied.
Address COPY-PLATE, care of Dispatch.
Sc Opt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
WANTED.

statesmen SELLING THE DRUG
trade to handle our Trusses as side line.
Big commissions; easy sales. Address
WETMORE TRUSS COMPANY, 3l7 Main
street Buffalo. N Y. sc 22-6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
IA FURNITURE. PIANO. LARGE MANIEL

- bhNlA RE, IlhNO. JAhnL MANI @
MIRROR, CARPETS. &C-By direction
OF the heirs Of Charles Phillips dl.els' !.
/ will sell at his late residence, 30. ~
west Cary street.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1855
commencing at 1880 A. NJ q very .a;55
and desirable collection OF HOustlll
Furniture, &c, consisting I'm part ot one
Very Handsome Mantel Mirror. in II
frame; Burne's 1-3-Octave Piano, SOU -
corners, pearl keys very hgh-cJst ne
strumenO; seven Parlor and Ch4mlr!
Carpets, In velvet, body Brussels ana
three-ply; a fine lot OF Stair Carpeuhs'
several Parlor Suits. Fine Walnut h1i.
rack. Marble-Top Centrc-Tahlcs. Pu.of
Etagere, two Beautiful Candelabra Vtli-
aDle), Lace Curtains Walnut thdmN,l
Suits. Mahogany Wardrobes. Esdsteai'.
Bureaus, &c; several pieces Of Antique
Mahogany. such as Lounge and B0oA'"'.'
Large Card-Table Leaf-Tabie, bureaus
Sofa, Table. &c. Also, I Handsome Brass
Fender. Dining Room Furniture cyhait'
In part OF one Handsome Silver S'ffies
new, several odd pieces Of siV'f"1It;
a general assortment Of China "a
Glassware. Walnut Extension laWe'
Large Walnut Buffet, 8 Vienna -nii,
old Mahogany Sideboard oak Relris .
tor &c. Also, usual collection Of hltch -
ware. Public invited 10 call and cA im'at
the above Thursday, the ZZd, lh ~
morning between the hours ~ ana "
and evening between 2.30 and i3n
GEORGE III. VALENT iNte
Sc % Aucu0nf p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
WANTED.

A FULL REGISTERED PHARMACIST
at once. Address 80 Coley avenue, Nor
folk Va. sc 2-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
WANTED

n REGISTERED ASSISTANT PHAR-
macist at once. Address SO Colley avenue,
Norfolk. Va. Sc 22-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
UMBR ELIAS.

The lots to be closed out:
Twilled Silk Garcia Steel Rod, Natural
Handle Umbrellas, slightly cal"aged,
$3.50 and 81 kind, for Zoe.
Ladies' or Mems Twilled Gloria Jlmbrel-
las, steel rod, regular price S1.25, now
50c each.
Twilled Gloria School Umbrellas. coed,
stout frames natural handles, 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
WANTED,

BOARDERS FOR SEVERAL BRIGHT
Single and Double Rooms Also. Day
Boarders at 302 east Grace street.
Sc l8-Su W&Ftf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
WANTED.

OCCUPANTS FOR SEVERAL LARGE
Rooms. and special rates ~ young men,
at valentine House. Sc lost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
WANTED,

A Settled cOLORED WOMAN, WHO
can nurse a small baby and do general
house work for small family. Apply at
III west Marshall street Sc .2-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT,

Shell Side-Combs for /, 3, g. and 1Oc
pair-cheap at three times the price.
l lot Ladies' Jewel Belts for &c. each.
Rubber Hair-Pins for &c. dozen.
Leather Watch Chains for &c.
Ladies' Belts for SC. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
DOMESTIC AND FLANNELs
THESE BLANKETS ARE FROM LAS
YEAR

Just as good as this years, and the price
half.
pairs l2-4 California White Wooi
blankets, slightly soiled from sho"'
for $40; was 5000.
2 uairs Ia White Wool Blankets, that
cost wholesale S5.76, for S2..S
12-4 White Blankets, pretty colored Dor
ders, for sl.l5; cost 500
III White Blankets, Roman borders, the
Sl.5O grade, Tor oOc
a5c. Camel s-Hair Blankets for I0c,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23

BY c. l. & III. l. Denoo,
Real Estate Agents end Auctionss-,
S21 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
SCI REMNANTS OF RIRRON

go on sale to-day. the ends of pieces, to
be sold for less than half price.
Fancy Ribbons for 1c yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
WANTED,

A GOOD WOMAN FOR GENERAL
House. w rk at 317 Reservoir street.
White preferred. Apply at once.
Sc 22-tc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23

FOR RENT,
THE THREE-STORY BRICK RESI-
dence, No. 1905 west Franklin street. con-
tanning IL rooms and all modern conve-
niences. 1t Is in frst-class order. and TO
an immediate tenant we will offer special
inducements. j. Il. ELAN IL CO.
Sc lS-eod3t lfl3 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-23
sTOLEN. FROM A Young MAN.

WHO PROCRASTINATED, THE OP-
portunity of self-improvement at the Eve
ming College of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, where arithmetic book
keeping. stenography. mechanical draw
ing, electricity, sign-writing, vocal music,
etc, are taught by competent instructors
Rich reward TO the faithful. knowledge
is power" Information at the office
4
, 1898-11-16
PASSENGERS.
CHRIsTrANnTED.

NHRISTIANhIED
Nov. Sth-per "Mars'' from Kj0benhavn
%-Fullmmgtig Bruel, F. Henriksen.
Nov. 9tA-per schnr "Vigilaut' from st.
Thomas-Richard Williams.
Nov. l0tli-per schnr. "Vigilant" for st.
Th6mas-Ri.hnrd Williams, Pastor Wolter,
Grace Beverhoudt.
Nov. 10th-per sclnr "Vigilant from st.
Thomas-Lawyer Brun.
Nov. l2th-for st. Kits va Frederiksted
Lawyer A. y. S~takemann.
Nov. l2th-per schnr "VigiIant" from 81.
Th mas-M argreth DOgharty.
Nov. l4rh-per schnr. "Vigilant" for ST.
Thomas-Agnes Niolas; Emil Adams, Petro-
ne1la Patton and child, Charles Christian,
wife and 5 children, School Inspector Quin,
lawyer Brun.
Frederiksted, 10Th Nov.
The s. 8. ~"Taymouth Castle" arrived on
the 18Th inst. from Hal fax via III and
St. Thomas, unloaded 800 Brls. and left for
ST. Kits yesterday.
Nov. 13th-per s. 8. plymouth Castle
from ST. Fhomas-Mrs. Bache and son. Mis-.
II. Jensen, Mr.. II. B.. Stubs, Miss F. L.
Rpmmey, Mrs. Lockl art, Miss L. WeScOti,
Mrs. Bronwer and child, Mr.. Oh. Jurgensrn,
Miss L. Thick, Mrs. II. Nielsen and son.
Nov. 14th-per 8. 8. plymouth Castle" for
Barbados -Messrs. X. 81. and Z. Innis, Edw.
Belgrave.
Nov. 14lh-per sloop for ST. ThOm0s-
Patrick Civil, Wilfred C0aks
, 1898-11-16
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

london, Nov. 1llh.-9he subscriptions 10
the Mansion Hou Sc !elicf fund up TO WedneF-
day night amounted to foily-two thousand
P0 New York. NoR. i22th.-London news re-
potts that the Duke of De,onshle, In a
speech ,at Enstbourme, stated that tLe'e was
no reason for England to relax her army and
navy preparat ions since FaShUda was on al
incident in a larger question.
The Paris an attn" states that at a council
of Animals it was resolved to equip all
available vessels; also that thirty reserve
ships shall be at once ordered into commits
sion.
Lord Sulisbury's speech Mt the M"nsi'n,
House agitates Europe and the United States
and the Now York Times in an editorial,
expresses the opinion thnt it demonstrates
the fact that the United States. needs al
ally and that England alone is eligible; the
only possible basis being The Open Door
policy instead of the American tariff system
in Asia.
The "Tribune', discussing the matter,
disSents from the view that the United States
in Asia is IL factor disturbing the. worlds
peace, but considers that the American policy
is like Englond's, and peaceful, and that
together they would promote, instead Of Oh
struoting, the problems there.
. A despatch from Geneva reports that The
man IJuigini, the assassin of the Empress OF
Austria, has been sentenced to imprisonment
for life. He testified that it was only the
lack of travelling expenses that prevented him
from killing King HumEer instead of the
I&mPrees, He further stated that the Duo
d'Orleans and King Humbelt are both
doomed within a year.
Madrid news rPpor,S that Sir Henry
Drummond Wolff, the British AMI utsador
and the French Amhus> /; dor visited the
Spanish Foreign Minister 10 enquire about
the visit of tn" Kaiser 10 thnt city. They
were informed that he comes there unlimited
and incognitO. Nevertheless comment le-
fuses to dissooiate his visit from some poIiti-
cal errand.
Paris news reports that in the Senate NJ.
Provost de Launay i'teIpellated the Govern
ment re the measures taken to defend the
honour of the army. NJ. Dnpuy having de-
Clared that the War Minister would Law a
compliant against nj. Ulb balm Josier, he author
of the book entitled The army against the
Nation; M.de Launay Withdrew his inter-
pellOtion declaring himself satisfied. "
The Minister Of Marine denies the reporIed
movements of the Mediterranean squadron.
1t is announced that the American Com
missioners have rejected Spain's claim for
the restitution of the Philippines and the
customs tolls collected ey the -Amelicans
since the capitulation of Uauila.
Washington news Stale s that General
Law;ou has been namal TO 60 10 Cuba to
, 1898-11-16
To the Editor of the Avis md Bulletin.

To the Editor Of the AViS and Bulletin.
Sir,
Having promised subsrCib ers to The
distress in Saba that ] would, with your
permission, publish the reply from Rev.
j. w. Leverock, 7 give extracts which
rpeak plainly Of the need of aid. Anybody
who may wish to read the reply itself can
see 1t at my Rectory.
II. de NJ. EODSWOlIH.
Il had the pleasure to receive your very
"kind letter and liberal donation Of $24.4O,
'for which thN.k you and the subscribers.
we have indeed suffered greatly in the
''whole island. Of course the Government is
relieving the wants Of those who have
81 ntr,d; but our Church losses are those
(which concern me most. They mast
'.nmount to $500 at least. We have to put
IAN entire new roof on PChrist Church, and
"to repair Holy Trinity and our little Kecto-
Try attached to t. ! see dark days enough
i'm store for me till this@work shall be
paid for. There is no telling when / shall
ever pay for it.
The night Of the hurricane ] 4hati not
soon forget; its effects are siampcI upon
Gus all.
Saba, q Oct.
, 1898-11-16

The three English sloops "Gseo Bird"
"Dauntless'' aud Surprise" arrived OH Mou-
day morning with cane tops from
Nevis for this island. The last named
sloOp unfortunately, while coming INTO the
hal bour at full speed was suddenly dis
mnsted and unrigged by a Wire hawser
extending from the Quay to- the Stern
of the Danish 3-masted schnr. "Mars'
which was unobserved by the men oil beard,
the sloop ran against it, which severed her
mast in four pieces and tore her sails badly
from frighH wo men jumped over board but
suffered no injury. The Captain Of the sIoQp
reports that lie has received a mast and some
canvas from the Captain of the Mars to
assist him i'll rigging his sloop. :
The Dan. aux, 8 maSted schr. MARS" 600
tons, Captain Nielsen, left yesterday for New
York.
, 1898-11-16

DIED at his residence Mt tie Estate
Prosperity, Mr.. HuGH RoBERTs. The funeral
will take place at 8 o'clock this morning.
, 1898-11-16

see If tile Havana volunteers can be EN-.
ployed rs a civil guard after the evacuation
of the city by the Spanish troops.
The Rome correspondent of the L"nd%
"Mail' says that it is positively asserted
that Maj n Ma'chand has ESTABLISHED com
Abvssiuin, and nat France Is now intriguing
with that Monarch.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-24
Harrison and Indiana's senatorship.

The statement that ex-Presdent Harrison be ten
dered the senatorshp from Indiana has evoked curious
discussion urged in certain quarters that it would
dignity OF high Office the distinguished
Indanan held him accept inferior His
tory however does furnish precedents for those hold
ing this view the contrary it cites Presidents
who assumed subsequently lesser offices from the hands Of
the people John quincy Adams returned Washington
congressman ExPresdent Monroe became justice of
the peace in Virginia Thomas Jefferson held Office
road position which rutherford B. Hayes also
held subsequent the White House and history
that they faithful their duties in their
minor Offices in the in the gift Of the people
Andrew Johnson, after term in the White House,
candidate congress- defeat but afterwards
elected senator from Tennessee Tyler elected
Der of the confederate There in
the history of ePresiden who when called upon
the people has declined dignity
Office held forbade contrary the spirit
of our institutions If eEPresdent Harrison called
upon by the Indiana legislature accept
he would probably comply. If he declined the honor
would be for other i'll health desire
private life He wide guaged thoroughly
schooed American tradition tc refuse the people
because of the office he haid
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-24
The Case of Mr.. QUAY.

Now that Republican legislature has been elected in
Pennsylvania Quay has announced that he Will be
reelection and that he will make fight
the place made defeat the cleo
ton of legislature might return him to his seat
Now is the time those who opposed TO Quay's
election TO The charges which pre-
ferred against of his political
GATES resulting midst of the political
campaign should be brought trial speedily posi-
BILE
If the charges made good faith, and not alone
purpose influencing the election, the District
Attorney at Philadelphia might early trial Of
the against Quay and his associates If they are
guilty the things charged they should be
convicted; they should be acquitted.
Quay feel Of their ground
they go ahead, is be presumed that the
legislature Pennsylvania other state would send
to the Senate convicted of crime The surest
Quays election is convict him of the oense
charged be done IT, the other hand he is
acquitted he likely returned the Senate without
a dissenting Republican vote.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-24
Glono the Kansas Nile,

| Lit Crum IS said to have dropped OUT OF
/ the railroad commissioner race.
( There will be a wild gurgling howl OF de-
| spair if the famous Russian thistle rail-
road commission is re-instated.
! The Algebraic problem in Kansas now
I is: Y minus the gang equals what.
As he looks at Corbett. John L. Sullivan
now has the same kind of JOY that ingalls,
/ has when ne looks al PETER
/ A good many people in Emporia foolish
| ~ doubt the authenticity of the Gross let
ter. The letter IS palpably genuins.
! one thing in Kansas politics which re-
mains unexplained. but which should BE-.
I is Swenson's letter to John Seaton.
/ The state Board OF Pardons Is flooded
with applications on account Of Governor
elect Stanley's intention of sOollshiug the
board.
The Fast Mall on IN. Santa Re bump
ed into something the other day and was
delayed. The report Of the wreck was
suppressed.
Since Cross confession e published,
Father Eskridge will naturally quit point
ing a the red marks on the hands Of the
comptroller.
The Emporia Gazette thinks that while
Mr. Stanley is in his sboiishlnE state Of
coal oil inspectoEship.
There IS one thlng which ought 20 be
done in Kausas-eitaer the Board Il Rail
read Commissioners should be abolished
OF its powers enlarged
The state printer OF Kansas now gets
about 81 60 year. The next legislature
Is expected 20 practice thrift and slice
the big figure al up.
\ peculiarity q; Kansas period q
travail IS that every real estate man III
the state s a lawyer. Every TIM tha
courts ground through Z foreclosure -
made a layman q lawyer.
u Cross inherited a skeleton n th=
vault OF the bank. the poor devil is - be
piet.ed and nothing more. lie was sacr.-
feed. without even the satisfaction q pU1-
Lefty OF maEtyrcom.
IN = great many Kansas counties the
professional politician has disappeared.
Prosperity does great many things ~
cissipatlns calamity. but & does greater
5y kicking che professional politician over
the qrecipice.
Burton believes - has TIE Iez1s,s .1-e
tEts winter lie .s IN Washington noz-
he VIII hep Es- through z tlI TITS win
ter Vacatlng Judge Fosters place, - w.
then ~ q persuade Baker 20 take tae
judEeship ard let tho legislature select
Bakers succeszor-hinseif
IawTerce Journal Governor sia-lcT
lass Gown th- starting prop1s4sien tast
the Affairs - t1e state are - more .-1-
p0rtz1cs than t1e zp.-o.nt meat % patriots
20 Office. j. Re s-i-ka 80 r14t idea. =
nay make some patriots boz. 5at as WI
u1r gre offence - sAe rsapla q 30 ca rle
YORK ta@- brought zo0s- as ele-ilsu
Archl=or Globe Tae e=1 ~ ssa1- -
" T. Srau.ey rot go ore1 had .s1r-frr
~ Tup~sa s. slEl.ug E-u great many
fr.-1l- Pope 80 Eat l.se rFe T1rs-la
heasl,s .4arrsrs l3s1- Way sEa4l rs1
nsN.r ELECTED EoFeraos oD@E q soeni g
Topeka ~ sere n- can tra-r 1 -es
a grocer .n heg Es-~er
saealt arss ass f1ars sHl1s sae1f
sa.ss 81, Tezes4
Th- FasE Ma ran ~ wes. ~.
81 AaEsas cry e~l-ue alpr4.
sr. TH- Topeka 5euFEsf
Er-s. @FEsr ee u-fercue Fsrs
Aa-. -ta ass zer -
30 eoses e ~ Kz-zzz c.sg I.z.sa a.e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-24
A Methodist Church Trouble.

Der of the Methodist Episcopal church years
Recently he Trinity college 900 Tobacco
gift criticised by the over
pous church brethren Duke $780,
600 Methodist ministers and laymen and gave the money
the church The question is left Methodist
discover line accept
ing and the proceeds of its sale and between
and individual ownership of wicked dividend paying stock
And the discover discovering
It morally reprehensble to the
proceeds a traffic which it condemns a city
revenue illegal traffic tighten the
the taxpayers or public improvements St it will
cross the trustees that college
the 100000 that Jess conscientious brother so lovingly
bestowed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-24
Dewey and the FiIipinos.

The PHILIPPINES VIII not problem in the
estimation Of Dewey and Dewey seems to have better
understanding Of that people situation there tsn
any one Aside from Agunado and his horde there is LITTLE
prospect Of trouble Deweys official declaration that the
island OF negroes has declared Independence and desires
American protectOrateis the keynote to the bola Pbi
pine situation The Americans learn Of the islands
and their people the less serious obstacles to Amer
ican sovereignty. Mr. McCutcheon. an American writer
who came to Manila the Olympia with Admiral Dewey,
and mas been in Iuzon ever since the memorable landing
a Cavite writes from the interior Of the island:
The natives docle peaceable and il is do,rri
whether pictures Of complete conennsnt and harpi
he found anywhere in the little
matched huts WIKI their eanopes waving palms ard
banana trees The attitude the Amer
leans is always cordial except where influence Of
the seitators has been felt"
in he island Of Negroes. where Agunado and his
tons friends have not been work the natives
American government the island Of Luzon when
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-24
A Congressman With Three Wives

Out in Utah they have elected Brigham H Roberts
to As his first name suggests Brigham is Lat
ter Day Saint with three wives and raft young
Columbia has been rocking seventy millions
of liberty and is proposing rock few additional millions
Of coffeecolored fOundlngs, but sits con-
tenty by reading the from Paris listening
kettle sing he looks askance of his
at this Norman who is marching on to Washington
with baby each raled by three and their
numerous progeny. Utah admitted the Union
upon the pledge that poly should permitted
future perperated the thing long years
ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-24
Mi.calraiaIion.

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