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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21
C~uItiVating Beauty.

This is one of the arts that ave pros
percd, only the women of to-day cultivate
the beauty advocated by modern modes
and not by those that followed the die
tates of classic days. There is no doubt
that health is the best osmeti there is;
il renders the complexion clear and bright,
the skin soft and supple. the flesh suffi-
GENTLY well developed to keep in a~beyance
the lines and wrinkles set by headache
and indigestion. There are many priest
esses of health culture i'm America. but
there are fewer in England. The great
Rachel believed that by studying beings
that were beautiful il was possible in
time to resemble them. As a child she
was not blessed with any great personal
charms, but, becoming enamored of some
of the classic statues. she details in her
memoirs how any beauty she possessed
she owed entirely to these antique figures.
We may not be prepared to adopt the
healthy waist of a Venus de Milo, but
we can hardly be losers by acquiring some
of the dignity of carriage of the ancients,
which is certainly not a characteristic of
our day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21
MORE PRISONERS OF WAR.
Brother Officers Embrace One Another
and shed Tears.


Annapolis. Md, July 20.-The auxili-
airy cruiser Harvard arrived in the Off
ing shortly after shutdown this evening
with "a additional Spanish officers, pris-
oners Of the United States. aboard. The
tender Standish soon transferred them
10 the naval academy wharf. where an
affecting scene took place. The new
arrivals were embraced tenderly by
their brother officers who arrived last
Sunday. and there was hardly a dry
eye among the men as they greeted one
another. Supper was served almost i'm
mediately after the arrival of the Stand
ish n the meal took IN the proper
tions of a feast. as the prisoners re-
joiced in one another's company. Com
mander White was present in the mess
room, but there was no restraint. Like
the former arrivals. the new contingent
is very short" on clothing, and many
OF them We're dressed in the white due
fatigue uniform of the American sol
der.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21
SiN Deaths In the HospitaI.

Portsmouth. N. H., July 20.-The larg-
est number reported sick among the
Spanish prisoners since their arrival at
Sevey's island was reported tonight,
when there were 260 i'm the stockade, be-
sides those who have been confined in
the hospital. All those reported sick in
the stockade arrived on the Harvard.
There have been six deaths i'm the hos
pital to-day. The navy yard officials
received a telegram from Admiral Ger
vera to-day in regard to the parole Of
the Spanish officers. The admiral re-
quests them to accept the parole for
two weeks.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21

Simon w. s-year-old. Harry Ofallon-
Lady Register. II. r. Leigh. 50 1000; Abe
Furst. ~4-year-old. Himyar-B riar. II. f.
Specs. $500; Rosinate. 4-year-old, imp.
Charraxus-Ethie. John Coffee, $1,000;
Uarda, ~3-year-old. Strathmore-Zuhlan,
J. w. Murphy. $500; Harley Pardee,
2-year-old. Pardee-Sophia Hardy. w.
f. Applegate. 1880; Dan Rice. 3-year-
old, Hanover-Jess. s. Levy. $1,000: Hin
donet, 3-year-old. Hindoo-Jaconet, G. A.
Lilies. $1,000; California. 6-year-old,
imp. Misfortune. w. ii.
Jackson. $1,000: Official. 3-year-old. In
B.-Margo, r. Dunno. 81, 100.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21
Fast Trains Taken on.

Chicago. July 20.-The vice president Of
one of the interested lines explained to-
day the agreement just entered into by
the Chicago-Denver roads regarding fast
train service. According to his under
standing of the compact, the present fast
trains are 10 be taken of altogether and
the lines are to return to exactly the
same basis as existed before the first fast
train was -inaugurated. After Aug. Is,
therefore. no road will cover the distance
from Chicago to Denver i'm less than %
hours, and there will be no fast daylight
run 10 Omnha.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21
Diminution of Sentences.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. July 20.-The state board of
pardons has approved the action of Gov
ernor Smith in granting diminutions Of
sentence i'm the cases of four convicts.
Their names. counties i'm which they were
sentenced. crime and terms are: Charles
Jones. Lewis and Clarke county, robbery,
Jan. 3. 1886. 3 years; JOIN Roussey. Mis-
soula, burglary, Feb. Is. 1925, six months;
George Gillespie. Silver Bow, robbery.
Dec. s. 1894. 8 years: Frank Davis, Silver
Bow, burglary, April %, 1897, Ia years.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21
The ~. Louis BALL Club.

81. Louis. July CA number of the di-
rectoTs and stockholders of Sportmen's
park met with chris Won der Abe and an
agreement was effected to accept Won der
Ahe's offer of ~ cents on the dollar. Ed
ward {. Becker, who is the prospective
purchaser of the club. demands a clean
bill of sale, and II the remainder of the
creditors will not accept Won der Ahe's
offer the club will be sold at public auc-
ton.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21
The Depression in the Cotton Industry.

During a residence of four years IN
Colombia, ] ~endeavored TO discover the
aus of our small cotton trade with
that country. In Bogota, the capital
you enter a mercantile house 10 BUY a
piece OF cotton goods: and the merchant
will place on the counter three pieces,
Of rs yards. - yards and so yards. re-
s~pectively. II YOU ask him for a piece
Of Is or 50 yards. he will tell you that
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21
M Payment at Present.

Washington, July 20.-An order issued
yesterday sending 10 paymasters to Santi-
ago to pay the troops under General
Shafter has been revoked. it having been
ascertained that there are not compete
records and rolls of the army in Cuba to
enable the payment to be made. .
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21
The Champion Scout.

Washington. July 20.-J. A. Campbell,
who was General Sheridan's scout all
through the civil war. has been appoint
ed "A captain of volunteers and will be at
tached To the STAFF OF General Brooke as
chief of scouts. lie will the
general TO Porto Rico. Ii was of Captain
Campbell that General Sheridan wrote
this: The people Of the United States
will perhaps never know of his inestima-
Bile Services 10 his country"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21
False Report.

st. Thomas. II. W. L.. July 2.-Careful
inquiry here this evening clicits absolute
ly nothing to justify the report circulated
in the United States and said TO have em-
anated from st. Thomas. as to alleged
serious rioting with nine fatalities at
Mayaguez, Porto Rico. last Sunday. and
a demonstration by Spanish residents
there in favor Of the Americans. The re-
port is believed to be entirely without
foundation.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21

Victoria. Il. G.. July IA. II. Miller, a
tailor by trade. about 40 years Of age.
was found hanging to a tree to-day in
the suburbs. quite dead. Little is known
Of him here. He il believed to nave been
d native Of san Francisco.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21
Ran Aground.

Kingston. Jamaica, July 20, $50 p. M
The Boston Fruit company's steamer
E~thelwolde. Captain List. bound for Phil
adelphia with "A cargo of bananas. ran on
a reef outside Port Royal this morning.
The British cruiser Pallas tried to pull
her of hut failed. The cargo is being jctti-
soned. Tonight the ship is lying easily
and she will probably he saved.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21
\ $4,000 Colt.

Lexington, Ky. July U-Charley Pat
terson, the man who developed Ornament
and Hamburg. to-day bought a 5-months-
old colt by Hanover. sire of Hamburg, out
of Ben Elders dam. for which he paid
5000. No sucking has brought such a
price I'm years.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21
sale of Race Horses.

Chicago. July 20.-Some of the best
race horses were sold to-day at Wash
ington park. II. r. Leigh bought ST
mon w. for $4,000. James Arthur paid
$3.50 for the once great Digs. The fol-
lowing are the sales at 81, 600 and over:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21

Liverpool. July m.-The White Star
steamer TeutoniC, which sailed for New
York to-day. takes among her passengers
Baron HersChel, former lord high cham
cellor, who is one of the high commits
sioners Of Great Britain To adjust the diff
ferences between the United States and
Canada.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21
Prince Henry sails.

Shanghai. July 2l.-Prince Henry Of
Prussia, commander Of the German
squadron in Asiatic waters, has sailed
from kiao Chou for Vladivostock.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21

Washington. July ao.-Baron Fava. the
Italian ambassador. called to-day at the
state department in reference, 1t is assert
ed. to the Corruti case. So far as can he
learned the latter remains in statu quo
and no settlement has been reached.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21
The Midas Missing.

London July @.-The British bark Mi,
dss, which sailed from NaEasaki. Japan
Feb. II. for Portland. ore, has been post
ed at Lloyds as missing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21
Hammond Defeated by Moffatt.

New York. July 2l-Jack Hammond OF
Detroit was defeated in 10 rounds tonight
by Jack Mofstt Of Chicago before the
olympic Athletic club.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21

The juice of one lemon with three table
spoonfuls of sugar and half a pint of wa
ter may be used as lemonade. As a rule.
however, lemonade is made by boiling SUI
gar and water together. using a nttle of
the rind. When the syrup is cool You
make 1t palatable with the lanDn juice
Ladies' Home Journal.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21

to the president and certain generals of
the army i'm an effort to have ii abol-
ishpd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-11

HAVANA, February lO.-La Lucha'
commenting upon tne DeLome ahaI'
says. .
AT various times during past years
we have sald that senor Dupuy DeLoine
is Dot the man SPAN needs at TINS mo-
ment In washington. In spite OF this,
the most prominent Maafld po',''e'"''S
nave not thought So
MADRID FEB. lO-The papers all dis
cuss the De LONE incident this morning
and the possible successor OF the retir-
ing minister at Washington.
La Correspondence oe Esptna, men
tons Senior Muruaga but says u Is be-
ueved that nothing has been as yet de-
cided.
El Heraldo de Madrid, deplores the in
cident. but remarks:
Here we are obliged to endure not
confidential complaints like Senor de
Lomes. but attacks and accusations Of
every kind, in American official docu-
ments and in Congress upon our country
generals, government, and even our
highest representatives of state
III COrreo recognizes that Senior de
Lome's position became untenable when
the letter was published.
El EDocha says. "Senor De Lomes 8
resignation having been accepted, the IN
ternatiolal question disappears. Never
thcltSS, the CUBAN insurgents nave sue
ceeded In chasing from Washington a
representative of Spain who has always
. displayed great zeal TO prevent filibuster-
fIg expedition, but they have done so by
tricks only employed by the clients Of
pcnitentiaries.
Correspondence Military says THE
Government should rot have accepted
Senor De Lomes resignation The Amer
lean attitude is offensive and humiliatins
10 Spain"
El Correo Espanola. the Carlist organ,
says Events precipitate themselves, and
we are at the beginning OF the end or
our respect for the United States"
La Nacional the Weylerst organ, re-
proacfe es the Government for yielding 10
tie exlgencies of Washington, and adds
"The Americans have become our lords
and masters"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-11
EtsrERN MABsHALsHTP.
The Patronage of the ohice-s. Brown
Aliens deputy.

WASHINGTON, u. c.. Feb. lO.-Spe-
cial-.io.-au IIcat, VINO mas Deeh APP
nointe. tmted States marshal Tor the
tastern district of Virginia, Will nave
no trouble whatever about MS conhiiha-
non. 1he nate will probably act next
Monday on Tuesday. ,,-,.at
Nr Treat expects TO relieve Marshal
tfudeins March lst. The patronage az
mis- command will be as follows; Cmel
deputy. AT 81 20, the position now D~ln4
6l,ed bv Mr. COgb.ll. one additional depu-
~ at RicnmOud, TWO depuu $ az Nor
folk. and, one deputy al AieAahufla. 10
Am fve deputies; three bailins al hlcn-
mond. three al Norfolk ana thFee ~
Le saws ne has not made any selec-
tions v,t. but will distribute the PAGES
oftcr advising with the party leaders
lie received d number OF Applications
Narsnal $. Brown Allen has requested
h.s PREDECESSOR chief deputy, Mr. WOOD
son to continue In office for Sixty aay =.
N is then his purpose 10 make Mr. HeDer
Kerr chief deputy. Mt. ~.
The new postmaster for Old Point MT.
John B. Kimberly does not expect 10 re-
lieve Postmaster Booker until the lst oi
March ,..,
MS Blanche Redford, OF Richmond.
was one Of the bellies at brilliant mop
given nv MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Selden al
Inc Netropolitan Hotel last night. Near
iv every southern State was representa-
The entertainment was In honor OF MIS-
selden S guest. " IS kirby-Smlth, daush'
ter Of General Kirby Smith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-11
Sold Her Dancht-r for \ Fsrm.

TROY. n. Y. Feb. s.-Superinterderh
Walker OF the Humane Society learned
tonight that James Poleto, an ttsnair
who married l0-year-old Jeannette Dell
achcpper last week. bought the child from
her parents giving farm In Italy worth
500. Mrs. Delachopper. II Is alleged. has
been sending TO italy for men 10 come
10 this country and work on the railroads
al a lower rate OF wages than Americans
can be employed. POleto. who Is now
in Jail for marrying the girl. WAS one OF
the men so obtained. Mrs. De'achoppcr
is said 10 be In the employ OF Green ISL
and trackmen She Is said to have fur
rished many Italian laborers at $40 each.
She Is confined az the county Jail. and
with Poleto will have 20 answer charge
OF ab0uction.--New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-11
LUErGERr rs INDIGNANT.
Saws the Jnrv SbouI1 Either Have Hanged
or Acaui'ted Vim.

CHICAGO. Feb. l0-"That Jury was a
mack of towards" said Adolph l.. Luet-
CERT al the county Jail to-da.y. The big,
Sausage maker showed some anger as he
spoke. III they had been men-men or
nerve and character" continued Luetgert.
there would have been no compromise
verdict Theydid not deCile the case on the
law and the evidence. Eiey simply COM
promised ! am either guilty or l am In
nocent. If | am guilty. ! deserve death;
they ought TO hang me as high as Gil
roys KITE. II | am innocent, l am en-
titled TO my liberty"
AT Orney Harmon. counsel for Luetgert.
a~noa~ed before Judge Gary to-day and
asked for thirty days in which 10 hlf lis
mouon for new trial Mr.. Harmon de-
clared he had received Information to-
day to the effect that Mrs. Luetgert still
lives. He also intlmated that some Of the
iurymen should have been disqualified.
judge Gary allowed the defence until
February 18th 10 prepare their motion.
Mr. Harmon will attempt 20 secure ami
davits to the effect that two of the jurors
expressed an opinion on the case b fore
being called for examination. He VIII
sock 10 euhetanfiate theee charges or per-
jury, and thus secure another chance for
the prisoner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-11
Fnnih Girls Drsrrtrd.

VANCOUVER. B. c.. Feb. 9.-Shanghai
sociefv il greatly disturbed according TO
mail adyices received by the steamer Em-
press of China to-day. over the degrada-
lion OF the English girls there who mar
ried members OF the Chinese Legation IN
london. were brought TO China by their
Susbands and deserted there. They. did
MOI dare write 10 their parents, whom
they had displeased by marrying Chinese.
one OF these girls was left In an empty
house IN Shanghai her husband having
taken everything away. even her clothing.
In her terror she screamed for twelve
hours before the door was burst open
by strangers. -.
Many OF these Engnsh girls nave critt :
ed info disorderlv houses rather than ask
help from relatives In England. The Chi
nese Legation In London is being severe
iy censured In the press and the British
government will be asked 10 Interfere. -
New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-11

lis report ready by next Wednesday,
NJ ers prot, stod but said he would 90
the best ne could: that II he nad not
completed his report BY "Wednesday ~,
would state the facts TO the 'i9nse anu anu
trust to their indulgence then Tor furtner
time. -,
Just before adjournment, after II nau
been decided that Miers should not nave
longer than next Wednesday moinihs
in which TO submit th mi ority report,
Mr.. Henderson. chairman OF IN 'coic aty
Committee. moved that the bankruptcy
bll be taken up for debate next Wednes-
day. and that II be debated Wedn sd'y.
Thursday and Monday Friday AMI sat
urday being special-order days.. Walk =
conferred with Henderson. ana asked
him. II is supposed, not 10 press ms mo mo
tion. as II would Interfere with tne
Thorp- Fpes case. But Henderson would
not withdraw or amend his motion anu
the vote b. ing taken, Henderson, mo
tion prevailed.
NOT TILL MARCH.
Mr. Micrs will. therefore. have unul
Tuesday. the Oh instant. at the earlcst,
in which to formulate his report, aud. as
Judge Crumpacker Is 10 b. away Tor some
time. the report will probably not Se cen
sidered by the House until the last OK the
mo- ia or the first ~ March.
Representative Epes' friends are natur-
ally much outdore Wi'h the apparent ef-
fort of Chairman Walker TO put the
thumb-screw 10 the contestNe.
Secretary Cages measure suhm't'ed %
CONGRESS- TO economize in the custom
service hv REDUCING tho numne ~ us
tricts and ind pendent ports from w 70
a. will be opposed bv cOnerossmen N
whose districts the number Of collectors
would be reduced But as Mr.. ~" g'eN y
said To favor the measure u viii proha-
hlv pass the House. II Is Thought bow
ever that n VIII he defeated IN the sem
ate. one feature Of the bill Is that al
collectors Of customs would he palu
stated salaries. re minimum salary %
he 50 zoo The office OF collector for Nor
folk. to which Mr.. Rowden has just ben
apnointed. would be abolished. and the
collector at Newnort News would have
charge OF the Norfolk business The
Petersburg and Tappahannock offices
would he abolished and rho business
would ne turned into the RichmonA Of
Zee. The Alexandra office would be
turned into the office IN Washin~ton
CITY. The salary Of the collector ~ New
rort News would be between $1,000 ana
$1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-11
A Pioy AT Ihr Disprnsqrv.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., Feb. 9.-By q vote OF
So 10 80 the House OF Representatives to-
day killed the Childs prohibition bill.
package measure ty vote Of 81 10 IS the
House agreed 10 take up the Simklns ref
ersndum resolution. referring the uucs-
tion OF prohibition. dispeDsary. or high
license 10 popular vote I'm each county.
At the night session OF the House the
referendum bill was taken up and killed
by postponement Then the House dealt
what friends declared TO be vital blow
TO the dispensary by exempting the coun-
ties OF New York. Pickens. and Oconee
from the operations OF the dispensary
law. The exemptions were made without
O neht- II 10 feared many other counties
will be exempted. Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-11
\ew yor' Hystrrv.

NEW YORK, Feb. l0.-The Coroner 5
nbvstcian made superficial examination
YYesterday OF the mutt i'a.ed corpse or an
Unknown man found yesterday IN the
Fast river. The examination Is ssln tg
.haye verified the belief that the man had
died from strangulation by rope.
The autopsy revealed the fact that the
breast bone was fractured and thar every
rib was broken. The backbone was also
broken. The man had probably been dead
only three or four days. There was a
small white mole on the mans back be-
tween the shoulder blades. The doctor
said ne thought that the body was that
OF q Scandinavian.
After further examination, the doctor
said that the head had been first cut
with a knife and then the face hacked
with a c,eaver or axe An axe was prob
ably used In removing the legs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-11
GEN. BOoTH As SENATE CHAPLAIN
The Founder Of the Salvation Army Offer
the Opening Prayer.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. February 10
General William Booth, OF London. Eng
founder of the Salvation Army, ofiiciated
as chaplain at the opening OF the session
Of the Senate to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. BOoth-Tucker, the son-lh-
law and daughter Of General Booth were
In the gallery during the prayer.
Previous 10 the meeting OF the Senate
the entire party held a brief reception In
the Vice-Pregident's room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-11
HRS. DAYTEL's RECEPTIoN
Leo p. wheat VIII BE Appointed to q
Position In the Library.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. 1o.-spe-
ciai-Mrs. John w. Daniel gave the iast
Of series OF delightful receptions this
afternoon. Mrs. Otey, Mrs. swanson
Mrs. Rixey, and Mrs. hay and ABOUT
thirty Young ladies assisted. -.
Colonel James Lyons and Mr. Henry
FIrsenheimer are registered at the ka-
leigh. -, - an
DO nted to a good position In me nusi'"'
lie is strongly endorsed by congressman
and others. irrespective OF party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-11
HASxA AND ornlRs sUBronSAED.
Called Before the Investigating Commit
Lee- -Cnnnoi Eorce At ndnnce.

COLUMBUS. o., Feb. i0.-Chalrman
Rurke OF tn Senatorial investigation
Committee. last night issued subpoenas
calling Senator Hanna, Major Dick. Ma
ior e. G.. Rathbone. Harry NJ. Dough-
erty and 5. ID. Hollenbeck before the
committee.
Those 10 Senator Hanna, Major Dick
and Major Rathbone were mailed 10
them. They are not In the state and
their attendance cannot be forced, but
II is desired 10 give them an opportunity
TO appear before the committee before
the report is made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-11
CUEsFAS' corr ~ II TAT.
DissoIves the Assembly and Is Appointed
Provisional Governor.

MONTEVIDEO, Feb. lO.-Senor Juan
/. Cuestas. the president OF Uruguay ad
interim, has executed his threatened coup
detat. and has issued o decree dissolying
the assembly.
A junta has been formed Of eighty
eight leading politicians.
Senior Cuestas has been appointed pro-
yisional Governor. and senor h. Ma
ceacheu. Minister Of Agriculture, Indus
try. Public instruction and Public Works
in the Cabinet, formed by Senor Cuestas
on August 2Sth last, has been appointed
yice-Governor The population is quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-11
A PRICE ON ms HEAD
The Assassination OF Barrios Not Sur
mi. Z. n Gna emnlHns.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l0-The official
confirmation OF the Associated Press
despatch. came In the shape Of despatch
from Consul Hunter:
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. i0--The news
OF President Barrios tragic death did not
greatly surprise the colony of Guatema-
lans IN this city. which IS composed
mostly friends OF the revolutionary
party. II was known here months ago
that a big price had been set upon Bar
rios life. syndicate Of Guatemalans
In the disturbed country combined and
fof
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-11
ARunayay Narringp.

Owing 10 objections on the part OF the
Won g lady's parents. Miss Melville w.
Gwaltney eloped with w. r. Hancock
10 winston. ". c.. to-day, where they
were married
The runaway couple Will return to-
morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-11

SEATTLE. WASH. Feb. iO.-Nine
hundred fortune hunters bound for
Klondike and other gold fields. departed
last night on the steamships City Of Seat
tie and Cleveland.
The latter had 9c9 passengcrs and the
Seattle 900,