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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-24
IIGtL NOTICES.


yvIRGINIA-IN THE LAW AND
' EQUITY COURT OF TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 20, 1S',:
Harris. Catherine W, who sues, etc,
...... ......... ................fIdi hlll'
Harris, Henry W.. ...,....DelenddnI'
~ CHANCERY.
The object OF the abovc-styled suit IS 90
obtain divorce 4 NiuculO matrlmoni Of
TIC plainun from the defendant Ana
affidavit having been made and Med that
the said defendant. Henry w. Harris, l7
a nonresident of the State OF Virginia, -
is ordered that be do appear here Within
fifteen days after due publication hcrcOI
and defend bis interests in This suit.
A cODy-Tesf-. j.. J.. WINSTON.
. Clerk.
Harry l.. watson, =. q.
Richmond Va, Nov. %, is9S.
To Henry ". hauIs. ,.,.,.,
Take notice that I shall, on TUES
DAY. January g. 1889. at the onlce nI
Harry J.. watson. 30. hob Bank street
Richmond, Va, between the hours OF
O'Clock A. NJ and q o'clock r. ~, proceed
To take the dispositions of James u.
snence and others TO bs read as evil
dence ON my behalf in the above-named
SUIT. and if from any cause tle said e.-
positions are not completed ON that Gay,
the same will be adjourned from udg I'd
day at the same place and between the
same hours until they are concluded.
Respectfully.
CATHERINE W. HARRIS,
~ Counsel
Harry /. watson, j. q. no-l
IN THE CLERKS OFFICE or THE
! CIRCUIT COURT OF hENRlCO
COUNTY. ON THE 23D DAY OF No
VEMBER, l>'S.
lsham Barnes .........'......'.IIaintiii'
VS..
W. r. jefferson and Mary Barnes cor
Henderson, ........ DEFENDANTS
IL CHANCERY.
The object of this suit IS 20 partition
according 20 law the interest or Paullhl
Henderson cor Barnes In the house and
iOf on the north side OF . street. ln
Adams addition. I'm the county OF Hem
rico. near the city of Richmond. known
as Lot No. OF said addition, lately
owned bv Paulina Henderson COR Barnes,
now deceased. and William h. Jeiterson
Jointly and ID the event that the sumo
cannot be partit.Oned In any OF the modes
provided by law that inc saIa properly
he sold and the proceeds be divided 1c-
coring TO law. And it appearing by AMI
davit that the defendant Mary Earnes,
Who il sometimes called Mary Hendcr-
con A. NOT "a resident Of the state on
I,fr0fnis II III ordered that she appear
here within fifteen days after due publ
cation of THIS order and do what IS neces-
sarv 10 protect her interest IN tins SUIT.
TSsta. j. j.. BROADDUS. Clerk.-
Copy-Teste: ). j.; bI.O-fDD - -;
p. 4. L. smith. s. j. CHM ,. q. NOS
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II. and O. HIVE Heavier Cars

Tho improvements that have been made
on the Baltimore and ohio railroad dur
ing tho past two years have rendered r.
possible TO operate cars Of a heavier ca
pacity than have been In use in The
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


REMEMBER THE HELPLESS WE ~
Wted attention last week % ihe needs
OF our helpless infants an The Founding
Hospital on Thlrty-sec0ud ana Clay
streets We hope you have had time 10
look up the clothes under for three-yc1r-
old children among your stores Don
fail or put OF this work You VIII ina
secondhand clothes that VIII supply
lam our needs Tor the approaching vim
ter. Please attend 10 This charity ana
make these little ones comfortable and
happy. and God will not despise this
no63 w. w. p.
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lotal .-........... 469. $4,000 5s3 19- 600
The total corn crop of the United States
for 1898 was I92G0)O 600 bushels. against
lso20o0O0 bushels IN 1897, gain of only
2Lo0oOJO bushels. whereas the gain I'm the
South alone was 1l4.0lO00g bushels. Omit
ting the South, the figures would snow a
large decrease for the rest of cne country
This is very gratifying exhibit rs par
tai offset TO the low price of cotton this
year. but before the South c0ngratuiates
itself too heartily upon these figures as
evidence Of the growth Of the idea Of the
dlversification Of crops. it should remem-
Der that the Central Southern States
have in this big corn crop just a little
more than caught up with the corn crop
of 1880, allowing nothing for the fact that
in the meantime population has doubled
In fact, the corn crop OF Georgia for 1898
is 4vV0OO) bushels short of the crop of
that State in 1860. and 1t TIE average Weld
per acre had not decreased as compared
with 1897 tho output i'm that State would
have been about equal 70 the crop Of 1860
In the adjacent States the figures for
1850 and 1895 compare as follows:
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TAX NOTICE.
TAXPAYERS,
TAKENOT1CE

THE TAX BILLS FOR 1s9S ARE NOW
READY AND DUE.
NV office viii be open from \. VI. 10
: p N 10 receive the same.
THE law adds per cent. on all bills
rrnafd after December J, ISIS. Land de-
iinnuent Tor 1891 can also be redeemed
before sale. H. r. lr-ees 80,
November I. 1895. nos
TRY cHATsWoRTH CREAM,
separated fresh daily by its own separa-
tor. Only 2Jc. per quart
no23 CHATsWORTH DAIRY co.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
N~0e~ON~~.~-~~~~-~
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-THE BOARD OF
Directors OF the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company have declared
dividend of FIFTY DOLLARS PER
SHARP on the Capital Stock Of the
company. i'm the favor OF the stock
holders Of record on November 80 1898.
The same To be paid IN the Class -"
CanitaI Stock Of this company on De-
cer1hsr fSes The transfer books viii
he closed from December LIST 10 Decem-
her 10 lsgs both inclusive.
''' ~ -'''' W. r. JONES.
no2i treasurer
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Bv " w. Bowe.
al Estate Auctioneer.
n O1IMIssIONER's SALE, BY AUG
\ TlON. OF
ABOUT "A ACRES OF VALUABLE
SUBURBAN LAND.
NEAR MANCHESTER OK HULL
STREET EXTENDED.

In execution OF the decree referred 10
below. wifi soi by public auction, on
the premises. on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1898,
IT / o'clock J.. ~, that very valuable
TRACT OF SUBURBAN LAND, con-
tanning "a ACRES. less small strip
oeded 90 widen Hull-street road. lying
on the south side of said road. adjoining
the Belt Line railroad. and made mp Of
two 7-acre lots. designated as a. and
"B" in the plan OF the BurioOt lands. nled
IN Manchester Hastings Court in the
ohaucery suit OF "BurfOot VS.. Burioot.
This land has real value, because Of rs
proximity TO Manchester and its beauti-
ful situation ON the most popular road
around the city. and it should attract
capitalists and others desiring good in-
vestmeuts. The land Will De- sold in two
parcels or as "a whole. as shall appear
best az the time OF sale.
TERMS. Ouo-fOurth cash and the resi-
due Ia three equal instalmeuts at SIX.
twelve ana eighteen months. FOR notes,
with interest added. and title retained,
or larger proportion in casn. or all casn,
az the option OF the purchaser.
j. JORDAN LEAEE.
Special Commissioner.
In the clerks office Of the Circuit Court
of the county OF Chesterfield.
Virginia r Watkins, .Plaintt,
against
r. Powell Dunn and others. Defendants.
l. l.. H. FlOurnOy. clerk of the said
court, do certify that the bond required
by the special commissioner by the decree
rendered I'm said cause on the 23d day Of
Nav. 1s9s has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk OF the
said court. this 10th day OF November,
no2o Clerk.
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More liberal terms as 70 the debts So
cured will be- given at the ume of sale
n desired h. 4. MeCURDY.
nooo Auct0ncer.
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VALUABLE pYRITEs MINING PROP
ERTY AND MACHINERY IN
LOUISA COUNTY, VA,
FOR SALE.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust 10 me. dated
July I, 1892 from the virginia Pyrites
600. pauN duly recorded August
4 1892. In Louisa County Court. and by
virtue OF a decree OF the Chancery Court
OF the city OF Richmond. entered July %.
1898 In the suit OF the Southern Railway
Supplv Company VS.. Virginia writes Min
fne COMPANY I will offer FOR safe at auc-
ton on Bank street, IN front OF United
states cust0m-house, In Richmond. Va,
on the
nth DAY OF DECEMBER. 1898.
AT - o'clock Nj, all the property thereby
couVeyed-viZ.. SIXTY ACRES OF valua-
bic pyrites mining land IN Louisa county.
Va. adjoining the sulphur Mines Com
many OF Virginia. with valuable mining
rights. also all machinery. fixtures and
Appliances upon said land. also. railroad
'TERMs One-fourth cash; balance in
canal instruments at one, two. and three
wears. negotiable notes, interest added.
and secured by deed OF trust.
For particulars. send for circular con-
tanning full description OF property, TO G.
y. Shuman, 1l1f east Main street. Rich
VIM II. MANN, Trustee,
OCT Nottoway c. H.. Va.
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SAVE % PER CENT BY BUYING
YOUR

GROCERIES or 5. ULLMANS son.
Cranuiaicd Sugar. per pound...... 3
Flat Cans Salmon .........s......... ,
rine Creamery Butter. p0uld.,,.. ID
Now virginia Buckwhcat. pound. ;
q mounds Best Lump Starch for.,. -
silver KING Minncaota Patent
FAMILY Flour. Sil5 barrel, bag- -
Rest Canned Corn, per can......... .
Targo cans Apples .................. ,
Now Goldfish. pound ................ .
Carolina Rice ............+.-..-......
Genuine Imported Macaroni or
Spachcte. pound ...............-....
Fresh oyster Crackers and Crack
or Dust. pound ..................... .
New Hominy and Grits. pound.." 2
lion CoNcc. f-p0und papers ...,... .
snov rlakc Patent Family F'our,
500 barrel bag ...-.......-.....-. =
Thistle Tomatoes. per can 10000. 5
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VIII clean and polish an kinds OF hard
wood, pianos veneer work. hali-racks'
stairway. w8rsoofrnes. antique turnl-
turo finished With bCeawaN. ana ga el.
faces finished with varnlan VIZ nts
quick so gum. cd0i nor tl.Al ..tl-
he anpliel hv aur person with Che least
labor and time Price. - and zoe. per
hottie. Sold and delivered only ~
GEO s. LEONE ARD.
$500 ems. Broad street.
,r,u orders promptly attended to. s.f-
zion "D % '~r
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DONATION AY.-THURsDAY THE
oath Thanksgiving Day. IS the Annual
Donation Day for tine Richmond Home
for Ladies'. $40 north Seventh street
Groceries and any kind of horfefur-
nishings WIFI De gratefully received.
The Home h. supported by the Prespy-
terians and Methodists of the city.
no23
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,rcrroN SALE -.ruturc Days.
By II. A. McCurdy.
Real Estate Auctiorccr.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
TWO MODERN TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLINGS.
No a32 AND No. 93G NORTH fOJkih
STREET.
BETWEEN BAKER AND PRESTON
STREETS.
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BY r. NJ. Workman & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and AuclioneeIs'
1913 east Main street.
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The Savings Bank of Richmond,
November /. 1895.
OK AND AFTER JANUARY !, 1880.
this bank will allow interest on denosifs
al the rate OF THREE PER CENT per
Nv order Of the Board Of Directors.
mol JAS. NJ BALL, Cashier.
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~~-0r-r~-0-O(-0|-7-7- -
yyIRGINIA-IN THE LAW AND
' EQUITY COURT OF TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND, NOVEMBER -, ISIS.
Harris, Catherine w, who sues, etc"
...-.. ......... ........sss'..'.l 4diiliil'
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By Chewing d Rose,
Real Estate AuctlOneers.

Nov 20. %, %. %. p. %.
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s. ULLMAN's son.

vyANTED. A NEAT WHITE GIRL 10
clean two rooms, also % nave s9me
Recommendations. Address u. n. g..
care Times ol'ce.
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Harry H. Watson, =. G.


~ THE CLERKS OFFICE or THE
! CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRICO
COUNTY. OF THE DID DAY OF NO.
NEAlBER. l>'S.
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KNOW HOW 1T IS.
Administration Not Inclined to Hasten
tho Reply of spain.

Administration Not Inclined to Hasten
tho Reply Of spain.
WASHINGTON. Aug. with q real.
izing sense Of the grave political prob
lens that must be solved by Senor Sa.
gasta. the Spanish premier. before he
can finally assent to the United States
demands, the administration is not
surprised that the answer from the
Spanish side has been delayed. 1t is
believed that SO far as the premier him.
self is concerned. he has made up his
mind to accept the conditions, but
while in that decision he is supported
BY a majority Of his cabinet. he finds
it necessary to secure the adhesion of
leaders OF other parties. in order to
guard against disaster in the future.
Spanish methods never have been noted
for rapidity. and it is said that the
present is the first case on record where
the Spanish cabinet has acted within .
day or two on matter so important Is
the pending peace proposal. There.
fore it is scarcely expected that the last
aud decisive answer will be iorthcom.
ing Immediately.
So far as can be learned there has
been no further communication be.
tween the state department and the
French embassy since Wednesday
night. Assuming that the report is
true that Sagasta is seeking minute
explanations OF the details to be adopt.
ed under each head Of the presidents
note, IL 10 probable that these explana-
tions are being furnished BY NJ. Cam.
bon himself. At any rate he has made
no further application to the state de.
partmeut for information. and it is
said there he is 20 fully advised now Of
the presidents intention that there 10
no occasion for him to do so.
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TALK STILL ON
Conference of Spanish Political
Leaders on Peace Terms
Continues.
CASTELAR, Thinks Every Effort
Should Be Made to Keep
Porto Rico.
Campos Openly Advocates the
Acceptance of the Presi.
dents Offer.
Washington Officials Not Dis.
posed to Hasten the Span.
ish Decision.

MADRID. Aug. G.-Noon. Tho con.
ferences between the political leaders
on the subject Of peace terms continue.
Senor Silvela, the Conservative leader,
acting in behalf OF Senior CASTELAR,, the
Republican leader, who was prevented
by illness from being present, has con.
ferred with the premier. Senior Sagasta.
on the subject. He said Senior Castel.
lar. although an advocate Of peace,
was OF the opinion that in negotiating
its conclusion, the government should
remember the Nirginius affair. when
the energy displayed by Spain in deal.
ing with the United States saved Span.
ish interests, and he thought every ef.
fort should be made to preserve Span.
sovereignty over Porto Rico"
Senor Silvela added that he person.
ally did not favor any change Of policy.
Everything Could Have been For-seen.
The Liberal, moderate Republican
publishes an interview with Marshal
Martinez de Campos, who is quoted as
saying:
II openly favor peace. Everthing
that has happened in this war could
have been foreseen, but the most
pessimis,ic could never have i'm.
agined that our misfortunes would be
so grcat-the destruction Of Montejo's S
and Cervera's sQuadrons, the surrender
of Santiago, and the rapid and unre.
sisted occupation Of Porto Rico. No
one could have imagined il, even tax.
ing into consideration the superiority
of the United States.
Neither the present government t
nor any other can change our situation.
1t would be madness TO think of reject.
ing President Mckinley's conditions.
The Liberal party can bring about
peace. but Sagasta should not be asked
to sign it. Such course would no; be
prudent, and another Liberal cabinet
should DO constructed.
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HOPPING IT
T., do Said to Have Dis.
kn,el With Some of His
independence,
"a Have Assumed a More
|rieuaIy Attitude Toward
Americans.
! Asks That His Troops May
Ira Marched as VictOrs
Through Manila.
Snc,e,,, Formation Of Phil.
Ippine Regiments With
American officers

kw YORK, Aug. Ga dispatch &c
|Wor.d from Manila Bay. by way
bac Kong, says: Asuina!do. tn.
kc-a, che. IS becoming more
Id.y 10 the Americans. he has
,vo PROPOSITIONS 10 General Mer.
wh.ca may solve the problem IN n
|nev highly advantageous TO the
ei States. In the iirs, place he
The communicating chief Of the
)slean .aat forces TO permit the
woop, - march through the
fs d. Manila, when the city sur.
)e,s,
Fae:a. Merritt appears inclined &c
eai - TINS l. would crafty the
!! Of tie natives 10 let them in.
s!a waai VIII seem to them a
Hpaa. march. as victors. through
faplia. .! the enemy they have
coltaii.nc and besieging since
F!pas out II Mon,cjo's feet AZ
ale time the native troops being
G'ayed IN line, and under direct
Fs- may be more easily controlled
p's'en,el from excesses.
40 lie ot'ic.rei by Americana.
'ae second place. Agu,naldo sug.
'le formation OF Philippine regi.
With American officers. This is
'.s'ea A!gh.y important PROPOSE.
p possible key 10 the whole s,tua.
W 'ae island. The native troops
'Aas te constantly under the
4-1 direct orders OF our men. /,
@s'ea 'Aat they would be obedicns
sAs.y controlled under tactful
naadeys.
american troops now occupv tho
,s,1 ~ ~ mont ii Malate, a suburb
nd a"a' winch We're constructed by
M Inc rebels withdrew "a
ST. .'su 'ake their places. close "a
spanish lines.
MI a".s battery. supported BY o
bS,'n - .ae Third infantry. is now
,.s ''a a at the front, its guns being
Asb H. "'1'h 1000 yards OF the
luma, p,o0eherty and McKiuuou.
bava oe'as on General Merritt's
F,lew n'.l gone to Manila to have an
uebs,1 ~''A Archbishop Nozaleda,
70 pojn, l'0Cese " OF the Philippines.
'' 70 American ,roops.
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Does Baby
I hrive?

If your baby is delicate
and sickly and its food does
not nourish it, put fifteen
or twenty drops of SCOTS
Emulsion in its bottle three
or four times a day and you
will see a marked change.
We have had abundant
proof that they will thrive
on this emulsion when other
food fails to nourish them.
1t is the same with larger
children that are delicate.
Scott's Emulsion seems to be
the element lacking in their
food. Do not fail to try it if
your children do not thrive.
It is as useful for them in
summer as in winter.
dsk yoxy dotto, il this is not true.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists, New York
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CAN CARRY TEN THOUSAND.

War Department Orders Ponce Tpans-
ports to Help Bring soldiers Home.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The war de-
partment has ordered the large feet Of
transports at Ponce to proceed to San.
tiago, there to join with the transports
already at Santiago in bringing Gen.
eral Skaters army back to this coun.
try. There are 10 large transports with
the feet at Ponce. some Of them, like
the Mobile, having q capacity of 1000
men. In all they have capacity of
6,540 men. This, with the capacity of
the ships already at Santiago, will give
q carrying strength Of over 10000 men
at q trip. In addition to the trans.
ports announced by the war depart.
ment as being ready at Santiago, it
now appears that the Orizba, capacity
$50 men. is also available. The Yale
will also be brought in the service in
the course Of week or ten days. AT
present she is to be used in taking
General Fred Grants brigade to Porto
Rico, after which she will return by
way Of Santiago and take ON load of
Shafter' men.
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THIS WAR IN IOWA.
Fight B~swren tho Normal schools and
County supcsintrndcnt.

Fight between tho Normal schools and
County superintendent.
DEs MONIES. Ia. Aug. 6.-President
Zorley OF the state normal school. and
teachers all over the state are arrayed
against County Superintendent Bren.
ton, who has the law on his side. III n
lively dispute which promises to be.
come fcver,sh at the next meeting OF
tho State Teachers association. super.
iutcndeut Breuton refuses to accept
grades on state normal school diplo.
mas He also announces as require
ment rc.cxamination every two years
at the expiration OF state certificates.
a. necessary preliminary to the is.
suancc OF credentials. 1t is contended
ON behalf OF tho state normal school
that the refusal to recognize tho grades
OF the institution will do the school
untold injury. and its friends will be
pisted against county supcrintondents
in o bitter fight.
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READY FOR THE RUSH.
"ra'" Msn and Railroads Expect sh,,
piox tn Begin Early Thia va.

"1a'" men and Railroads Expect Shin.
p'ox tn Begin Early This Year.
"Esr SUPERIOR, Aug. 6.-Grain men
railroads and elevators are all ready for
big rush in the wheat business ,his
fall. and the first Of the rush ia az.
pected within a couple of weeks. last
year the movement commenced abont
Sept. l, but the railroads are expectinc
to begin hauling about two week
carrier this season. Harvesting in the
southern districts is well along. and
the northern farmers are busy getting
their crops for shipment. The eleva'
tors at the head at the head of tho lake
are quite empty. as grain has heen
going out by boat as fast as it came in
over the rails. The middle of Auuns,
may see the first Of tho new crop ar.
r,v'ng. The grain men already have
representatives in tho wheat belt and
superior firms anticipate q very lively
season.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

The employees OF the Syracuse Rapid
Transit company. numbering 400, are
on o strike.
Mayor Samuel l. Black Of Columbus.
O.. has been elected president OF the
League OF American Municipalities.
During July 3.ai6.7s7 tons OF freigh,
passed through the 500 canal. OF
this amount 2.Igl.Ol3 tons was east.
bound
Christopher .. Case has been an.
pointed receiver Of the land office al
Marshall. Minn.
Rev. James r. O'Hare. d. d., vica,
general Of the Rochester diocese Of the
Roman Catholic church and rector OF
the immaculate Conception church
Is dead.
The American society in London is
wnginI campaign against the Lon.
don shopkeepcrs who are using the
American flag as device TO catch
tourists dollars
Rev. Samuel r. Long, ID. d.. paste,
OF the Lincoln Avenue Methods,
church OF P.ttsburg. has been invited
to become pastor Of tho FIRST Me,ho-
dist church OF Duluth. aud has &C.
cepted subject to the approval OF the
general authorities Of tho church.
1t is reported. in connection with the
Anglo American movement, that
strong cndeavors are being made to ge,
the Prince Of Wales to visit tho United
States and Canada next summer, aud,
il is added. that encouragement has
been given the idea IN responsible
quarters.
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N''ALDo TO WILDMAy.

wh.,m Credited with. ,Ask,ns
w Yonr ''' .' r'xh.'n. For.
y. eahjs,,.A ass, Aug. s.-The Journal
Porting to sam "a; from Hong Kong
.sut Sv 20 slvo the tex. Of a mes.
,ssat ie.a .Aasuinaldo. tho Philippine
tuan, Truer' Ta to Consul General
July 30 ans ans message is dated Cav.
BEEN ,sn sna In it Aguinaldo says
i'sd mr. M. Hsd %,1 not behaving" s a. hs
should says Asuinaldo. II ..k
ay policy ner'ca expect me to ont.
kindly ;d9 Present and future. and
|fica Will nos 'os her interests when hem
po,ec,'iaa"m am | lighting for anne a. xa.
america 'on !" Or 'ndcpende denceS i I. =, !.
Manila a. Say' not for mo. / can
Ah ev,rvs., Ss ! have defeated tho the
'ar, my y Am America takes '. M%u'ls' ~olao
,a'ase has men IN and arms for wha.
Now, GOOD IN ~, s'oro for mo. '
- s''h fool ann ,r'sAd, believe mo, l am
the in,ople are "a sacr.s .u'eI'
r., '''' Of your psopl. ia to
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INDIAN DAY AT OMAHA

C"ogTsas Of Red Men BeguD Under Gov.
srnmsnt Auspicsa
OMAHA. Ne5.. Aug. 6.-One OF the
largest crowds that has attended the
iransmississippi exposition since the
opening two months ago witnessed
tho inauguration OF the Uuited States
government Indian congress. The
feature OF tho days programme was a
parade OF several hundred reservation
Indians in war paint and feathers.
The Indians will remain in comn ON
the exposition grounds until Nov. ].
giving daily exhibitions Of war dances.
games. etc.. and also showing the
methods Of blanket manufacture. ca.
noe making, ETC.. IN vogue among the
different tribes.