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AUSTRALIA DIRECT LINZ.
STEAMERS TO run FROM sidney
20 DYEA AND sKAGUAY. :.
TIVE Different Companies WIN Pat
On vessels-The First II to stare
IN the Made OF Febsuary-Isush

VANCOUVER q G.. Jan. a.-steamee
Warrimoo arrived today from Australia
via Honolulu after an uneventful trip. She
did not bring - many KloudikeeS a. was
expected. the majority Of those going -
the northern gold nelds having decided To
wait TIL later In the season.
Tho Adelaide Steamship Company ana
no Australian Steam Navigation Oompa-
ny. Of Sydney, ~ s. W., are advertts1na
Dyea and Skaguay. carrying tirrt-ciass
passengers for about Es5 and second-clo0
travellers for $40 Each company win start
their services with one steamship and will
dispatch them north about the middle Of
February.
Interest In the all British cable has been
revived In Australia by the announcement
that the British government has appointed
committee to inquire into the laying Of q
cable via the Cape. Opinion II divided In
Australia on the advantages Of the Cape
and the Pacific routes. the amount Of sub
sidy to be paid being the chief considera-
ton. l.a.a1k0
The Salvation Army has proposed to the
New South Wales government to establish
farm as q reformatory for boys and
girls
Bush fires have caused terrible havoc In
Tasmania. AT Longely twenty-five home
steads were entirely burned out. including
several hotels. stores, etc. At KiibiuG
twenty-one homesteads were destroyed. At
latest reports it was known that six people
had persisted.
The export and import trade OF New
South Wales for the past year showed an
increase OF 1i.eie,uo. Exports OF gold
showed an increase OF e9.o1i5.
Regarding the question Of federation. the
Daily Telegraph says that though two con-
yentions have been held during the past
year and another IL to take place tais
month. the movement cannot be- said To
have advanced.
On the anniversary of Robert Louis Ste
vensons death. a wreath ana cross OF
heather sent from Scotland were placed on
his grave.
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sasttla Rod and Gun Club held rs
=. usesjai shoot u tie season at
81 - ssa.tje yesterday afternoon. The
= -,.serle conditions ws1s favorable,
g worked vel ana tie shooters
=. ..Tsesr eyes wi,h tAsm.
&s...ssar Of fhs. day was Hood. with old
- Jo.. Hardy second. Neither
- ncr Ellis we gG.te up 10 tneh
g. sorTn. IN .he hand.csp .IfeCaI
=. rssyerg shot from scratch. missing
a~s.s,g,t Of Afly lie started In wcH,
- sis first t&'o WfthoEt trJubla. Uut
- clean mss On the third. seventh
- rghfh. The thirteenth also fooled
= -qhen he caught everything that
=, Il the twentieth. This made mis-
..,ssjs dead. missed. From this time
: i. shgt IN magnificent form, kl.lin@
.rz.gtt WITHOUT any signs OF strain
- he Kissed one, following Il up y
.,sasrz three straight. la the last four
80. #ent against him again. an he
- ~ Of them. closing nis string OF
- xnh e dead birds to his credit
rla~ fell considerable below Stevens
- n the handicap shoot, missing fire.
t~sr,ty throughout. only once did he
- regulation speed. and then d., lit
g. after killing eight straight Jack
F. scored . out OF -, his best string
80 nine straight. Occasional misses
|rexed him cut OF high score. Biye
II narrowly escaped being ruled or &C
&. grounds for killlng birds so regularly.
- ;alest thought him dead easy" and
Exszvd him q handicap Of twelve. liz
|xzrtul in by killing enc and followed IL
a VIII a miss that even Col. Treat. the
|ssssed president OF the saw NH Club.
.rvld have felt ashamed OF. This was
e, btt Of stratagem, however, be-
|ssse be wiped out his old flint lock. got
Fra double B's and went TO work
k,her be had killed thirteen straight come
81, stepped on a dogs tail as h. was
Bns to fire, and the yeSult was that
b. came very near knocking the lining
4 q cloud. lie got even later by kill
r. ten straight and eating zip all The
kaagches.
Hood showed up In great form with
h aaying been in practice 10 aay ex-
Mt He killed thirteen straight at the
ksft missed one. got the next six. and
Der was fooled on a saiier. Then he got
Isssa straight. In the last twenty Of
BE- afty he missed oLly two. His total
sase vas ~. Joe Hardy had a day on,
ID as is always the rule on such oecas-
as. he lid some very clever work. At
!. missing his second bird he did not let
zything set away from him up TO the
zessenth Then be killed straigh
> thifticta In the last twerty he lost
|xy three. making his total actual score
a the scores IL Is well 10 remember that
y FIST figures represent the actual
rHe the second the number of birds
FED CIT Of the handicap allowance.
fhs scores:
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Ftsrsimmons stiu Declines.

DETROIT. Jan 9a-F'itES.uaaaons and
Julian declined "a consider COrbetts chal-
tenEe today. Cous!d.De. al THIS city VINO
had undertaken e. have the nght pulled
of for q purse - s. 40 held ara inter-
view with Julian and klizsimmoas. with
represent aIives of the press Is witnesses.
The latter declared that CNorhstt was no
longer in Fjtzs3r, mons class. and would
net % ua;3i he has whipped Ma.her.
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VICTORIA. II. g. Jan a9-Prof AEaa-
az and a party of scientists who lefi san
Francisco fer Australia some few months
ago. 90 make a geological study 81 the
caunsry. were passengers on the Warri-
mac 20 Hon0luig. where hev embarked
- eontnue tilriF Fssearci- They expect
to spend tive os three Nesl.s ou the HR-
waGian islands and wsi then Yeturn 70
%e~- York
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small degree by the exodus TO the north.
The same Is true of the L. Of w. In
lesser degree. however. Matters are made
stu worse BY the fact that Prof E. E.
Green, physical Instructor at the Y N
g. A. and T.. Larsen Blanck the all
around champion athlete of the Y NJ c.
a. will also go 10 Alaska on the steam
snip Queen next Friday. Prof. Green be-
came inoculated with the gold fever some
time ago, and handed in his resignation
The directors Of the association recog-
nlzing the splendid work he mas done, did
net like the idea of having him sever his
connection with the local association. and
so effected compromise by which Mr.
Green is allowed leave OF absence of
eleven mouths. Biaack, VINO has been
assistant superintendent of the associa-
ton, has resigned Internationally and
will accompany Mr.. Green. They intend
10 20 as far as White Horse rapids before
the ice breaks up. They win build boats
and in the spring float down the Yukon
river TO Dawson As Yet they have not
decided what mining district they will
go 10; in fact, they will be guided by what
they Deem expedient The departure OF
Mr.. Green and Larsen Blanck viii be a
severe blow 20 local athletics w f.
hawkins VIII take Blancks position. but
as yet no one has been selected 10 assume
the duties of Mr.. Green.
Unless there is a decided change In con-
ditfons there will not be enough athletes
in Seattle In a month from now TO get
UP a kinder garten meet. j thought il was
enough to announce that Prof. Green ard
Larsen Blanck were stricken with the
gold fever. but | have learned later that
Tracy James, r.. c. Sharpe and Carl
Hoblitzeil. all prominent Y. NJ. c. A. ath-
letes. have decided TO 90 to Alaska next
Il he nm Of AZ.
James. He Is one of the best wrestlers
and football players In the city, and If he
could spare time from work 10 devote
special attention to any one branch of ath-
letics he would be a star. Sharpe is
good pole vaulter and above the average
high jumper. From his work in jumping
last year I thought he would come to the
front faster than ever with another sea-
sons work. He changed his style a year
ago, and II worked a wonderful change in
his average performance. Instead of run
ming at tho bar from the side he followed
the system adopted by Kerrigan, of Mutt
nomah. and approached at right angles.
IL Seattle or Tacoma produces a cnam-
pion running high jumper on the lines
followed in the past five years / viii be
greatly surprised. Kerriean OF Portland
Is so far ahead of all of our best men that
there il no chance for discussion. Gould.
of Tacoma. IS a more natural jumper
than kerrlgan. but his system IS wrong
With proper training Gould ought TO clear
the bar at ak feet without any unusual
effort. Hoblitzell. the third OF the trio
which viii go north, is known better in
baseball and football than track and field
athletics.
Tonight at the Young Mems Christian
Association gymnasium the regular Mon
; day evening sports viii be held. The
Skaguays win play the Gold Nuggets 8nd
the NJ Els will play the United Presbyt6-
rians. Close and interesting games are
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Poisoned Her Sister.

WOODSTOCK, n. B., Jan. so.--Mrs
Caravan, OF the parish of Kent. becoming
jealous OF her sister, Minnie Tucker. pur-
chased strychnine, STEPPED It in decoc-
ton and gave II TO her sister. who drank
1t. became violently i'll and died. The
coroner's jury accused Mrs. Canavan OF
murder and she has been arrested.
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Ten singles. Practice.

Ansisur athletics IN this city have SUI
~ Greatly since the kiondike excite
q. Tito Seattle Athletic Cluh could
{ IAN out a respectable track team on
s%sfste notice 10 save It's very exist
e The Y. NJ. c. a. has suffered in no
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ELEGANT Offices for rent low. SUM
van building.

]. J. kerns. a prominent druggist Of
Portsmouth. o. was put off a Chesapeake
found frozen 10 death next morning
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WINE CONFERENCE oyEa.

New scale of Wages. With - Per
Cent Increase In Effect trrII 4.
CHICAGO Jan. On ~ ae laet ef he del
egsteS 20 the recent conferenee Of r7fne
operators and miners left tire csty 90
day. Hotaing remains uos hut u wait
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np J. p. LoCtHA3lN. b4iey ouHaicv
spec!al attention gwen diseases 81 brain
au6 nsrYous system
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Medal shoot. 30 Targets.

| Fe:iowlng is the handicap allowance. fig
p following names indicating the num-
y of birds allowed Under this system
matter what handicap man IS al
EnJ BE- Is compelled % shoot al the birds.
Ehe kills two out Of handicap OF five.
= Is the nuulby that e added 10 his
Eaal score instead Of five as one would
kagine on FIRST thought:
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Tor headache, toothachs, nsur .igia. Pheums.
kidneys. plenrisy swelling Of the jontS and pains
Of all kinds. Railways Ready Relief will eSorA
tmmedi ate ease. and Its continued use Tor = fov
says effects = per mAnsnt cure
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Kid Mccoy viii be ono OF the attrIc-
tions at the l.. \. W. meet nj Indiana polls
next August. The now famous middle
weight IS Hoosler and a resident OF In
danapolis. He was In that city last week
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-31

Tonight at the Young Mems Christian
Association gymnasium the regular Mon
day evening sports viii be held. The
Skaguays win play the Gold Nuggets and
the NJ Els will play the United Presbytc-
rians Close and interesting games are
looked for. All are welcome to witness
these games. The teams Will line up as fol-
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The export and import trade OF New
South Wales for the past year showed an
increase OF fi.6le,09o Exports OF gold
showed an Increase OF e9,oIia
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aLa eVinced great interest In the meet ard
tae plans OF the 'ss Meet Club. The XIII
Is q member OF the L. A. ". and reasiglv
promised 10 lend his services for the sue.
cess OF the meet. aid viii probably take
an active part in the all-night smoker
when VIII be given during the week. Mr.
Mccoy said he would be there next August
unless ne had fight on with Fits N mons
or choynskl and was IN active training AZ
lne time His brother. Homer Seloy. who
- Els manager. promised to arrange his
oates so the kid" could spend the week
OF the meet in indianapolis. Mccoy il an
enthusiastic wheelman and uses the hirv-
Gle regularly in his training.
Doc" Payne. McCoy's szarring mariner
learning that the KID intended going
10 indianapolis next August during rha
week OF the meet, said that he wanted To
De declared in on the event IF the KID,
oon hammer me into minceneat before
,aat tine II be with him and we viii give
You a rec-hot go. One OF Us win taxe a
nap before II is over" Mccoy and Payne
joined the Pacific Mali company this
week in Brooklyn.
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IFoI. Il. r. JEcell, +. NJ SplHnhlS'
Secretary Cookingham IS still CORE
spending with different athletic organiza-
ticns In the East concerning an athletic
instructor. Since the failure az the club
10 secure the services of Arthur Crane
who developed that phenomenal Splinter.
Maybury. there have not been any deFel-
opmeuts even approaching the securing
of . satisfactory Instructor. No matter
how rapidly matters are. pushed along now
IL viii be rather tate 10 turn ont good
track team for the spring games. Crane
viii come 10 the s. 4. G. IN Nav. Rather
than wait that long the club Will take the
man who Is best fitted to carry on general
athletic work. II ne does not do wonders
there viii he a howl, because Crane is the
man that was wanted.
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William H. Lewis. the father Of ath-
letlcs in the local Y. NJ. c. n, is expected
back from the East next Saturday. In
view Of the present condition OF affairs il
viii be interesting 10 know whether he
will persist IN his determination 10 re-
fraln from all things athletic.
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The officials FOR the evening are as fol-
lows: Referee Frank plmmock. umpires
Prof L. +. Green. +. NJ. Spinning.
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On the anniversary of Robert Louis Ste
venson's death. wreath and cross OF
heather sent from Scotland were placed on
his grave.
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The Salvation Army has proposed to the
New South Wales government to establish
n farm as q reformatory FOX boys and
girls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12
ROUGH RIDERS LEFT HERE.
cherokee Bile and his Friend Halves
Having Good Time.

Two OF the Rough Riders were left in
Richmond Wednesday, They are j.. r.
Kinkcad better known as Cherokee
Bill" and j.. W. Halves Both are from
Indian Territory and arc cow-puuchers,
or cowboys. as they are called in tho
East. Halves once pracuced law in Dem
izen. Texas.
These soldiers have been having q
"high old time" here. They have made
many acquaintances who have shown
them numerous courtosies. They will
leave in day or two t0 join thcr conn
maud zoo Moutauk Point j.. l.
Hawcs says Cherokee Bill' killed q
man shortly before he left for the war
and after arrest escaped pending his
trial. He predicts that "Cherokec' win
have "law-suit ou his hands when Doe
returns home
Both of the men say they bove seen
service I'm cuba and llaWcs states that
ne received a slight wound in the right
thigh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12

other drink for ten minutes. I'll let you
II sutny will" replied Sam, and he
was allowed 20 depart.
Dick MO~hy. colorcd got drunk and
BEGAN to use strong. loud words toward
his wife. The parties who lived in the
same house entered profound protest
and Dick had 90 pay 500.
Tobias Christian. colorcd. is a simple
cOuntryman.
lie was walking along a path in the
woods near Seven Pines when he saw a
wild calf rushing through the under
bush.
II dunno who dat air calf ulster long
20. but hit longs ter me now he said,
as he gave chase.
The calf was soon caught. and Tobias
came along the road 20 Richmond and
bargaincd 10 sell the animal 10 Mr.. Wal
ter Braucr for 81.
Mr.. Brauor took the calf and told To-
bias 20 call later for the money and
then the officers arrested Tobias.
Then Joseph Wallace, an old plantation
darkcy. came forward and said the caf
was his and that Tobias had stolen g.
and Tobias was sent down for six
months Joseph further said that Tobias
helped himself 10 his chickens whenever
he pleased and the Party on the throne
put Tobias under $500 bonds for twelve
months
Charles Stein acknowledged that he
Dit John H. Rrn in the face with his
fist and gracefully paid the sum Of 41G
Emanuel Iversvn colored. allowed HIS
mule 20 run at large and IT, cost him
s.
Annie Morton. colorcd. was charged
with entering the room Of Harriet Ellis
and carrying of q dress worth 81 and ~
belt worth &L25. but she only knew what
somebody had told her and no proof was
forthcoming so Annie went her way re-
joicing
James Raguan. colored who had been
charged with taking an umbrella be-
longing 10 Rcv G.. T. Williams was dis
missed honlu.n he proved an aIlnI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12

Some TWO weeks ago Dr. aud Mrs.
Withcrspoon at the Invitation of friends
left this city 90 spend q part of their
vacation at Rch0hoth. quite summer
resort ON tine Delaware coast A corr
respondent. writing from that place t0
the Baltimore Herald has this Oh say.
Among the visitors here last week was
the Rev Dr Jcrc Witherp1on. now of
Richmond Va. formerly pastor of the
First Presbyterian church of Baltimore.
Dr. Withorsp0on preached at Union
Chapel here ON Sunday sermon which
attracted much favorable comment ~
was pronounced hy many who heard 10
as being the ablost dlsc4Srse over dee
livcrcd i'm this resort. Tho congregation
was large one. consisting. as The name
of the church might imply. Of an de-
nominations Dr Wifhcrspoon icii here
Monday morning lpr thc upper part OF
New York State
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Aucti0neers.
III RUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
OF ..r,.
nos. ei4 AND aiG NORTH SEVENTH
STREET AND Oh PkESloN
STREET.

By virtue Of a certain deed OF rus,
dated July j.. 1901. Of record IN cisIA :
office OF Richmond Chancery Court, -. y.
1f3. page 3G1, default having been mdu'
An the payment OF the debt thereby secuI-
od and being required by the bcnehcl2Iy
so to do. we will sell by auction upon l"o
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Il. 1898.
AZ q O'Clock T.. NJ. the property NUM-
bered as above. .
me lot has a. front Of thirty-one fcet
on Seventh street. extending back Wllhlli
parallel lines along the southern I'M, 20, or
Preston street 12i feet % an alley. inc
improvements consist Of two frame tenc-
mcnts. fronting on Seventh street, ana
frame dwelling fronting on Preston
street. This property is located where
There IS but little trouble On securing
tenants.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 pay OK.
pensos OF sale and 20 discharge noIe or
81 200. with interest from 18th July. lN'N
balance at ono year. interest added. ana
secured by decd OF trust.
g. j. CHEWING,
EDW. :. ROSE
aug1o Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12
Raj. ROADS.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE 3. fses.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
l2.IO A. NJ. No. Al, southern Express
daily for Atlanta, Augusta and
points South; sleeper Richmond 10
DanyiAe. Greensboro, salisbury.
Charlotte Columbia and Augusta.
Sleeper omen at $3.50 j. ". Stops at
y all stations between Richmond and
Danville 10 take on and lcl or pass
Connects al Danyule. Salisbury.
and Charlotte with the NashlnSl0 n
and northwestern Limited go. 50
carrying s.eepers New YORK To Asne-
Vile, hot Springs. Chattanooga, ana
Nashville. New York. tu Mtmhlis,
New York TO New Orleans New
York 90 Tampa, ana urat-Nite5 0ay
coach between Washington and
Memphis Connections are made
for a.l points Boz Texas and Califor-
nia. sleeper open for occupancy at
1901 D., Al 10. z. solid train daily for
Charlotte, y. g.. counects ar Nose
ley with tarmvile aud ioWnAtan
Vile. oxford, Henderson and DUE
nam, ana az Greensboro '1r our
ham. Raleigh aud WInsLon-Salemi
a. DanNille with 80. 81. Onltea
FOR New orleans and points South.
which carries s.ecpars NOW York 90
New Orleans pod New York t0 JACK
sonvile. Through sleeper salisbury
st sleeper evcry wednesday Wash
ington 10 saL Francisco without
900 r NJ. 40. IT, local daily except
sunday for Ae}sNUlo. Chase Ni.y
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
G.35 A. From Atlanta. Augusta.
$40 a. N. from Chase city Keysynie
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12
JUSTICE JOHN.
A Country Negro Gets Six Months for
Stealing u Calf

Sam Rocker. c0lored am old stager. was
arrested for being drunk
sam Fitzgerald the young white lad
who was caught by Special Officer Thorn
as SmitherS while in the act OF breaking
into the Office OF the Frictionless Metal
Company on August 4th. was sent on 20
the grand jury. Fitzgerald says his
homo IL IN Atlanta Tie has served time
in the Laurel keformatory. having been
sent there IN 1894 by Justice Crutchfield
What kind of whiskey do you drink.
SAM asked Justice John.
"punno."
sx you swear that YOU IL not take an-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12
By Chewing & Rose,
Aucti0neers.
~ RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
| or
LOT At SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
FOURTH AND PRESTON
STREETS.

l. 1891. OF record in clerk office OF II chs
m0nd Chancery Court in ID. b. 143 &,
page los. default having been made in
The raymcnt Of part of the debt thereby
secured. and being required SO 10 do by
the beneficiary / Will sell, by auction,
upon the premises. on
FRIDAY. AUGUST - 1893.
al O'Clock =. NJ. that NICE BUILDING
LOT fronting % feet on Fourth street
by a depth Of IS feet along the southern
line of Preston street
TERMS. Cash as TO expenses OF sale
and $3.50 with interest from 10Th Novem-
ic~, 1S9T. balance az Twelve months.
EDW. S. ROSE.
an6 Truztea-
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Atlantic Coast Line.
scHEDULa GTE0TUEJuNa n ~.
TRAINS LEAVE HI.InioED-ENION
DEPOT


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900 A. Ill .h.Aaf
It.a L..u.au..r f.Y. a. 3D..
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q. d., ..I.Y.A l..- a. d.
Nlst.g add 5uu1It. So.
goo a. A.. IaI.. .I..t.. Petersburg .I
II.il nI
lHyet'e. lI1 ID.
CHAR. ..I II..I r. li -l..u-
na. %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12

Private Secretary owen received tele-
gram from Governor Tyler yesterday
stating that just ass ne was starting for
Camp Alecr hc received a message from
Colonel Nalle saying it was NOT necessary
20 come.
The Governor stated that his youngest
son. Hail. was very il.
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