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Capital One Million Dollars.

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT
Rents safes inside burglar proof vaults at
IS per annum upward
Securities. jewelry, silverware and valuablea
Of all kinds I'm owners package. trunk case
taken on deposit at moderate cost
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Deposits received from TEN CENTS upward
and interest allowed on IS aud above.
Loans money on real estate and collateral
security.
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
This company is a legal depository for court
and trust funds. and acts administrator
executor, receiver. assignee. and executes
trusts Of all kinds. Willis prepared by q com.
petent attorney in daily attendance.
OFFICERS:
E FRANCIS RIGGS. S................V Vice President
w. RILEY DEEBLE....... Second Vice President
ALbEhf L. SIOhlENANT.. Secretary
GEORGE HOWARD. RD.................T Treasurer
CHARLES Z. NYMAN.. Assistant Secretary
WOODBURY. BLAIR. Trust Onicer
GIST BLAIR. Assistant Trus. Odicer
myl460f
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icle had been made by him. Mr.. Van Sen.
den denied the verbatim accuracy of the in.
terview, but admitted that it was substan-
TALLY true
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF SUCH LOT HOLD
9 members Of Oak Hill Cemetery Corr
pany Viii be held a tie olsce OF the company
On MONDAi, June 9. 1873. at o'c.ock pm Tor
the Iuf pose "a eectIng OI InaIaRris Tor
the II suing =, ii. 8. MATTHEWS, Secretary
my3, u h&x-3t
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Tharp's Pure Berkeley is
T1pn E6nocN without doubt the finest whs-
AES RlHSSN key that money can buy Abb
Wskey 5Sntss st5g. n avs1 extra mellow 5snt s1d
Made. fue 'sa Whisky II egs should soD5g p p1s
stss- s1.0o quart at JAS. THARP'S, s12
ST. NV. my2I-1Od
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J. H. ALI EtiUS Will no d meeting THIS Tues
day Eys-,I->ti, May 81, at NGnn's Hail. "a 6th
II NV 1ts
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Chartered by special act Of Congress. JAM. 1867,
and acts Of Oct, 1890. and Feb 1892.
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with ideas e6ey 6y and ThH Prints safs' it xth yGGr
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idea OF my business-ts 70 take a thorough inter-
est in what way the Printing given
he doLe. Where it's possible l suggest any bet
terment-glady give you the benefit of what /
know.
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OFFICE OF THE GEORGETOWN GAS LIGHT
Company, Ills 18th NV. May IL 1S3s.-A
meeting OF the tOck1olders OF this company, for
the election Of seven directors, will he held a.
tEis Office MONDAY, June q, 1s9S. Polls open IL
am; close l pm
FRANK PAUL LEETCH,
myN-lit Secretary and Treasurer.
DR. c. y. LA1IMER HAS REMOVED HIS
office fIom 1408 New York to 1917 New
York ave. NV. my825t
IRON FENCES AND POECHES.
We are now prepared to build Iron Fences and
POrches- Best goods, best work and lowest
prices Estimates furnished. Catalogue Of Fences
free
my6-n BARBER & ROSS 18TH AND SITS.
OsTEoPA~HY.
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KIMBALL BLDG. I4I7 ST. NV
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Excursion Printing.

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Gas lamps all fightel by s:27 p.m.: ex-
tinguishing begun at 3:44 m. The lighting
is begun one hour before the time named.
Arc lamps lighted at S:12 p.m.; extin-
gu.shed at 50 am.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-05
R0CKBRIDGE TEACHERS.
County Court Was ~ Session and the
Candidates Were on Hand.

LEXINGTON. VA, August Especial.
An institute for the white teachers Of
Rockbrldge county closed a three days
session to-day. The meetings were held
iu the new public school building or this
place. and were largely attended, there
being nearly one hundred teachers pres
emit. County Superintendent Saville de-
serves much credit for the excellent pro-
gramme prepared and carried out
Among the prominent educators 90 deliv-
or addresses were AIR. George III. Hulvey.
county SUPERINTENDENT of Rockingham
schools: rev. Dr. j. a. Quarles, Dr.
James Lewis Howe. and Or. w. ). Cur
rel. of Washington and Lee University;
Mrs NJ $. Alonett, Mrs. John II. Wilson
and Mrs Anna j. Stanard, successful
teachers of the county.
Monday was County Court day and
quite "a large crowd was I'm town. Several
politicians from "a distance were here
looking after the interests OF themselves
and friends Judge James VI. Quaries. Of
stanton. Democratic nominee for Com
gress from this. the Tenth District was
here and was well received by the Demo-
Gratis of Rockbridge.
The Republicans also were represented
by Colonel James ~ Lyons, Of Bucking-
ham, and Mr.. Turner X. Hackman, both
candidates for the Republican nomination
for Congress from this district. They
made many friends here. but on the
whole the majority of the voters We're
non-committaL
While llr. John HUFF, OF near Harrison
burg. a horse dealer. and Mr.. Seth Smith.
"a rowing gvpsv. who is ercamped near
town. were driving down Main street
their horse took fright and running
against stone wall threw the occupants
of the buggy TO the ground injuring both
OF them Mr. Hun was badly bruised and
was cut about the face. He was taken TO
the Bruce House where he now is.
The grand jury Monday found num-
Der OF indictments and presentments In
dlctments against Frank Smith for cut
fling T j. stoner. with intent 10 main;
John W. Davidson. for housebreaking.
with intent 90 commit larceny; Lewis Call
for erand larceny Iresentments against
w. H. Day. w. G. Hughes and II. c..
Hughes for selling liquor by retail with
out license
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-05
DIVINE HEALER PLEADS GUILTY.
Schlattcr Admits Having Torn Down
the American Flag.

Francis Schlatter. whose work as an
alleged divine healer" gave him wide
prominence q year or so ago. yesterday
pleaded guilty before Judge Audenried
in the Quarter Sessions Court 20 ma
liclously taking down and destroying the
American flag" Tho flag I'm question
hung over the doorway OF a hotel at
Sixteenth and Market streets. and on
July 7th Schlatter was seen 10 tear 70
down and fling 81 into the street, po-
liceman saving him from rough treat
ment at the hands OF an angry crowd.
I'm answer 90 questions from Assistant
District Attorney Barlow as 20 why he
tore down the flag. Schlattcr said he had
no recollection Of the occurrence. he
felt as If De had been drugged. he said.
and certainly was suffering from a mem
tai alteration The policeman who made
the arrest, however, said the prisoner
was suffering from a plain. everyday
drunk Schlatter went on 10 say that Dr.
was from Denver, Coll that DE had iot-
ters and newspapers from al over tne
West speaking in the highest terms of MS
character. and that he was the original
Individual who bore the reputation of
having made such Startling cures in the
cause OF suffering humanity
lie assured the Court most postiNey
that he cherished no iil feeling toward
the nations flag, nor did be mean any
disrespect 20 the particular nag in Qnes-
ton Altogether he appeared heartily
sorry for HIS folly. and after reading
him a lecture Judge Audenreid suspended
sentence and discharge Schlatter. say nS
he would regard the tweniy-eiFht day.
served by the prisoner as sufficient pun
ishment In this instance.
This was the first indictment under mo
new act " Assembly making II a felony
10 insult and degrade the American nag
PHILADELPHIA Record
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-05

The care OF a refrigerator Involves more
than the obvious necessity OF seeing mat.
with the approach OF hot weather. no ac-
cumnlatIon OF food IS allowed 20 spoil
therein. The prudent housewife WILL
likewise. direct that the ice Itself. IN ex-
IRENE heat. be covered with newspapers,
than which there Is no better preveuts
tive OF its rapid melting away. She VIII
see that the shelves are frequently
secured and kept perfectly sweet. but
that no hot water IS employed for the
purpose. She viii give orders that The
drinking water b. cooled by being placed
upon the ice. and not by having me ics
nut into Il. And last OF all she VIII en-
deavor 70 convince the maids that there
Is no magic preservatiye on top OF the re-
frigerator and that that particular spot
is quite as warm as any part OF the
store room: also that the coolest plac'
IN the box IL underneath the ice---Ihat a
on the shelves beneath it---and not. O..
so often supposed. on top OF II. Inv.
anything placed over the cake OF ice y
much warmer than what Is put ava
within the refrlgeEator.-Philadsiph"
sAAsSx
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-05
RELIGIOUS GATHERINGS.
Conferences and Associations in Cum
berIand County.


SUNNY SIDE. va. August Especial
District conferences. Baptist associations
and protracted meetings seem to be all
the go in Cumberland The James River
Association has Just closed its annual ses-
sion at Gainesville. The Farmville Dis
trict Conference al the Grove church was
largely attended. Rev. J. IL. Riddick,
president: Rev. II. A. Compton, secretary.
Dr. Lambeth was present, representing
Bedford Academy; Dr. James cannon, the
Blackstone College. and Professor X. Il.
smithey. Randolph Macon college
The weather was extremely warm Out
the people poured I'm from All quarters
and made the attendance unusually large
The next conference meets at CteWe'
Nottoway county. The Delegates ieIe lor
their homes heaping praises upon tns PEI
pie OF Cumberland for their nosp''oDio
and eloquent entertainment "hich "Ss
OF the old Virginia style ,,,--
Rev. J. W. Sawyer IS now holding SER
vices M Antioch assisted ~ Rev. Mr..
Routin. OF Crewe.
Miss Ivy B. Peay, OF kchhohu' elu
Miss Bogfs OF Birmingham ana Mss
Minnie Garrett, Of Cumberland W.
the guest OF Miss Jean Phii4ips uuIi"s
conference week.
We have had fine rains and the goou
crops of corn and tobacco ana tAe lIoS
poets OF peace. are making our peopis
wear more cheerful cOuntenahce'
The examination OF teachers TOT puohS
schools will be held at Cumberland
Courthouse 9th and 10th. this month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-05

county, Va. vice r. A. siddons, removed:
A new postofice has been established
at Hagaman. Watauga county, n. C.,
with j. W. Hoscalaw postmaster
Special mail service has oeen u'scon'in-
ned ON The route from Auburn Mills 10
Casco. Hanover county; and from Modre
to Este, Henry county, Va.
These postohices have been discontinue
ed: Avis. Augusta county. va man 10
Stuart's Draft: Dry Branch PULASKI
county, Va, mail 10 Berton
charged from the service;
Prlvates Zachary T. May. Fourth I'M
mune Regiment. at Fredericksburg. mar
man Brown Company IA. Second Nr-
ginia Infantry, at Jacksonville. ana ser
geant Henry G. Snead. Third virginia
Infantry. at Camp Alger
Acting Assistant Surgeon John X
Rainey has been ordered TO report Tor
duty in the Seventh Army Corps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-05
CAPT. LAMB TO SPEAK.
Tie VIII Address the Veterans Of
iss-Barham Camp.

EMPORIA. va. Aug. 4.-specisL-The
Adjutant OF hambliss-Barham Camp, No.
6. Confederate Veterans, has received
letter from Hon. John Lamb. Of Rich
mond. stating that he will deliver an adj
dress before the camp at their annual
reunion to Doe held on the 18Th inst.
Capt. Lamb is very popular mere, and
Will be- welcomed by many warm friends.
William Preston Tiiiar. infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. vs.. IT, Tillar. died az their
residence in Emporia Tuesday night of
mcmbranous Group. The funeral took
place last evening Rev. Vernon j. Arson
conducting the services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-05

OF their fathers: while the First. rii'n,
Sixth. Seventh and Eighth Dlstfic's arg
az safe as your own
Now. my friends let the memories .,
the past, the perils OF tho present 80
the hopes OF the future sur you w
patriotic 1crvor in the cause OF s.oo 49,
eminent. Eternal vigilance Is 'he p''eo
Of liberty No appeal 20 PATRIOTISM no
call TO duty. no claim Of humanity nss
ever been set aside or ignoreu .,
Virginia people. Desolated Dy Vat' W."
onod and crushed by reconsirucuoH'
hictcd with enfranchised ignorance; oe-
pressed by falling prices. she has borne
much suffered long. and battled hobiy
for the victory. When the true Demo-
crazy is once again enthroncd IN power;
when just an equal laws arc piScsd on
the statute books. when ruler oppor-
tunity IS given for the development Of
her resources. and her enterpri-ing titi-
zens learn. as they will. TO foster and
develope their industries she WI again
take her place Ga the sisterhood OF states
as the equal % most I'm material as shs
now IS Of an In moral and intellectual
progress.
ANOTHER STRUGGLE
"The eventful year 1896 witnessed an
outpOuring Of the masses In TINS country
such as was never seen before. That
campaign viii live IN history and tradi-
tiOn. We stand midway between II and
another. the most momentous yet 20 be
fought. The year 1900 VIII witness
struggle between concentrated capital
and the rights Of the masses; between
the advocates Of special privileges for
the few and the champions OF equal OPP
portunity for the many; between the
adhercnts Of Capitalization on the one
hand and the advocates OF local self
government on the other. Tho Issue will
likely deterr me whether We shall have
imperialism and foreign complications.
with an immense army and navy and
burdensome taxation. or. by the triumph
OF Democratic principles. government
of the people. by the people and for the
people With no doubt as 10 Virginia
and the South. We turn our eyes anX-
iously 10 the great and mighty West.
and confidently predict that she will rise
i'm her might and give the decisive blow
for popular rights. We are assured by
her representatives I'm Congress that she
will do better I'm 1900 than she did in
1896. Then will begin new era I'm this
country and in the world: and our grand
republic the cyemplar OF freedom and
the hope Of humanity. will have fair
promise Of accomplishing its manifest
destiny. When. under the providence Of
God. I'm the fullncss Of time. this boon
shall come the historian will make re-
cord that Virginia gave the statesman
10 America whose political philosophy
shaped tho course Of events and laid
solid ard deeD the foundations upon
which rests tho grandest structure Of
human government that ever arose 10
bless mankind
The convention adjourned az the close
Of Capt. Lambs address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-05
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA BEACH AND
OCEAN VIEW.

The best route 10 these Seaside re,
sorts Is via Petersburg and Norfolk ana
Western. The quickest time Is Via ma ma
route. IL is the only all-rail line. !ne
best. The facilities are superior. and the
ratAs ara thu lowest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-05
ETERNAL VIGILANCE.

"The issues between the two contend
ing parties are too We'll denned. ana OF
too long standing. 20 be obscured by the
glitter of a Well directed ana successiuI
conflict of arms with weak ana decay
ing power our republic is threatened
with great dangers. Against the central
ization of political power In the Federal
head we place the imperishable principle
of local self-government Against the
encroachments OF the Federal judiciary
we plant the integrity o. the states tlat
stood the shock OF war ana the horrors
of reconstruction. The Democratic party
al all hazards. will stand with the people
and the threatened States. we not WIN
alarm the alliance between the aoNoc"'e9
OF Capitalization and the money power.
Against these two threatening FORCES is
tbe sacred dut-~ of the Democratic party
renresenting the great plain people OF
This country-to impose their influence
Against this tendency 10 cehtfai'N''loi.
stand the platforms and deciaIalioha q,
the marty YOU represent on TINS IiooI' i
beg YOU 10 stand 10 your guns TINS IAN.
as YOU stood IN the memoraule coH''Sl
OF 1896. and as you viii stanu WIN r.
ncwed carncstness and enthusiasm III
1901 Let rot the fact that you cannot
bv any nossibility. suffer defeat in your
own district prevent you from rendering
moral suppOrt and ENCOURAGEMENT 10 my
colleae,les In the other districts Of this
State for | want TO meet sona oeie-
CATION from Virginia in the fltty-siNip
Congress. and see the TWO young ana
Gallant gentlemen. who were unscdted by
. defiant and overbearing majority Of
the E,iftv-ffth Congress. returned 20 rer-
resent The loyal and patriotic citiz
~ the second and Fourth Districts. We
have an abiding confidence that the un-
tsrriosd Democracy OF the southwest
wili overcome the one thousand majority
that Gen. James A. Walker obtained in
1896. and that the Tenth will md more
than one hundred and forty-seven erring
hr.tbrsn anxious to return TO the homo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-05
OTHER DECISIONS.

Other decisions are as IOlloWa'
Express and telegraphic money orders
must bear a stamp tax. On the latter
this IS In addition 70 the tax on the tele-
gram.
Interest coupons made in the form OF
promissory notes. taxable as promissory
notes.
Where note embraces in its face value
both principal and interest, tax Imposed
on face value.
Acknowledgement OF instrument does
not require stamp.
Contract OF bargain and sale OF real
estate taxed as conveyance
Where lease Is given 10 tenant provid-
ing for rent payments which are repre-
sented by notes, both lease and notes
should be stamped.
Assignments bear same tax as original
instruments.
Mutual nfe insurance companies liable
10 tax unless conducted for the benefit
of the members. without profit 10 such
members.
Samuel c. Woodson was to-day appoint
ed postmaster at East Leake. Goochland
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-05
w.v pu,,.r. Richmond; Geo. c. Tate. New

way Pu,ler, Richmond; Geo. c. Tate. New
Kent.
ter: y. G. Baughan, Hanover: j. {.
piake King william; II. S. Holland.
1,oochiand: J. T. Rose. Henrico: J. W.
Wcodward. A. +. Hulohcr. j. y. Wood.
Civde w Saunders. James w. Gordon.
and r. - Thomasson, Richmond: L. V.
Coebnl. Chesterfield; Geo. G. Tate New
Kent ntu o,,
permanent Organizatlon-C. II. Oliver.
Hanover: w. T. Pugh Manchester. Geo.
II Burke King william; c. T.. Smith.
Henrico: W NJ. Crouch. Goochand. !.
II. Redwood. 5. Stern, S. l.. Kelley. u.
l.. Watson. WIN. II. Curtis aud Henry
Heeke. Richmond: 7. Il. Woodhn, Ches-
terrified: Geo. c. Tate. New Kent.
A recess for half an hour was taken
TO give the committees time In which TO
report.
MR.. ELLYsoN FOR GOVERNOR.
During the recess Mr.. Samuel stern
was called upon for a speech. He re-
sponded. as he always does when asked
10 speak a word in behalf OF Democracy.
Mr. Stems remarks elected great APP
plause. When he referred to Hon. j.
TAYLOR FllysOn as the next Governor
of Virginia" there was much cheering.
Mr. Ellysol. who had gone out into inc
LOBBY 10 talk with some friends returned
while Mr.. stern was taIklnB anu WIG"
the jefferson Ward politician had con-
Guided his remarks there were calls TOT
the State Chairman and Mr.. Ellyson was
introduced By Chairman Boyce. three
cheers for our next Governor, cried
some one and they were heartily given
Mr.. Ellyson was accorded a rousing re-
ception. He addressed the convention for
three minutes. During his talk he told
his hearers TO be OF good cheer ana not
10 lose courage by the defeat in 1896
often temporary defeats paved the way
for great victories. Mr. Elyson paid
beautiful tribute to Captain John Lamb
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS
The Committee on Credentials made the
following report:
The Committee on Credentials met ana
upon a canvass OF the returns from the
various counties and cities. they report
that the credentials are all In due form,
and that the counties and cities are en-
titled to representation IN the ConVen-
ton be as follows. viz.
Chesterfield. l7. Goochand, q; Hanover
r.. Henrico %: King william g. Man
chester. 8. New Kent, 4; Richmond IS.
Total 15S
ell. aftf.,,,fffoh
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The counties. the city Of Manchester
and TIE wards OF Richmond reported
members Of the committee as follows:
lteeC iuticns--IE0a Digs. King VIII
Ham. Walter Sydnor. Hanover; s. y.
Wad6!r. Henrlco; d. y Harris. Gooch-
land; r. c. Broaddus. Manchester; Ben.
r. owen, Jr., Chesterfield; JEFFERSON Wal
lace, w. r. Reddy. w. A. Price. L. o.
Msndsnhurg, 7. ID. Williams. and ORD
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-29

few days ago father shot and killed
his son-in-law, who was under arrest
and was on his way to jail. charged
with wife murder. 1t Is thoroughly
false and vicious public sentiment that
will tolerate the wresking OF summary
vengeance without due process OF law.
whether the act-the crime-be perpe-
trsted by mob or by an Individual. Ii
the case be argued, there Is far less ex'
cuse for the mob than for the individ-
usl. If the law is bad, change the law.
II the lew is poorly enforced or is not
enforced at all, call sharply to account
those men who. being sworn TO uphold
the law, violate their oaths. In this
nation we are wont to boast OF our in
dependence. Why then will we sit
helplessly by, complaining, when &C.
ton would cure?
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-29
Little Items From Live Papers.
TEXAS.

TEXAS.
Some of, the volunteers became so
boisterous and unruly the other night
th at the whole regiment has been pro-
hihited from coming to town at night.
Bracket News.
One night last week Billy Springs,
of Goodlaud. 1. T.. was robbed OF III, 2OO
In gold, which he had kept in an old
trunk in his house for over thirty
yesrs.-BonhAm News.
On Sunday night last the commits
sary department at Fort Clark was en-
tered and robbie of small safe cen
tanning some $4,000, and q large guam
tity of canned goods were also taken
Bracket News.
Cotton pickers are in demand In
nearly ali sections OF the country.
There is more cotton open now that
can be handled by the forces in the
fields and pickers are much needed
Denison Herald.
Texas has q larger range OF terrific
ry and OF climate and sol. and things
under the soil than any other state IN
the nation. The development OF these
holds over mere political contentious
San Antonio Light.
Uvalde is we'll supplied with schools
this year, there being six running
There are three private schools; t~
white and one Mexican: and thrt {
public schools-white, Mexican ano
colored.-Uvalde News.
Many of the farmers say they will
not make more than one third OF q bale
| of cotton to the acre but II is too early
yet to give a very definite idea OF the
yield. II may he more than this, OF
| possibly less.-Cleburne Chronicle.
The fact that Waco is in the edge Of
| a rich oil field has been demonstrated
beyond doubt and somebody ought t6
be developing it. 1t Is conceded thai
the prospects are better here than they
| were at Corsicans when the first com
pauy was organized.-Wsco Teie
phoue.
| Several new hui dingSare being com
pleted in Del Rio and the town con
tinues the steady, permanent growth
peculiar to the past few years. There
is no boom 10 sight, but constant
healthy growth, and it is only by the
closest watching OF chances that ont
can rent o comfortable dwelling any
where in town.-Fords Texan.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-29
ARIZONA

Fred Seegar went to work Monday
on 800, 900 kiln of brick. Expects to
have them ready for market in about
thirty days.-Winslow Mail.
Colonel A. o. Brodie secured the
nomination for delegate TO congress at
the republican convention. That set
ties it. Arizona is Q state.-Arizonian
The Racket store secured shirt
yesterday which was stolen from the m
during the Sunday fire. The man was
given fifteen days in jail.-Tucson
Star.
The faculty of the university met in
assembly hall yesterday morning for
the first time. The faculty of IA pro-
fessors and % students were present.
Tucson Star.
George Mintz of the Phoenix Herald
and r c. Brown, travelling represent
alive OF the same paper, will start re-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-29

bishop Methodist Episcopal
Methodist
Randolph
Wofod
College After
confederate chaplain 1875 he called
of
of bishop
1856
eaker
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-29

EUGENE v. DEBS went to the con-
vention of the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Firemen. He was smoked out
and left for other parts before the con-
vention adjourned. He who was once
a martyr is In small favor now with
men who work. He has joined the
large and increasing army of men who
talk about other mems work.