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bonnet bent on the side.


rs Mr.. s Dythe ini' asked Miss
Dnbarle.
No. answered the stony fem ile;
che amt you're wise yon' I
81 down, like ne, and walt unlil
br Goes come IN. | ]pOse Ou'vp
co ~ after our hilIP
Have your asked Miss Dubarle,
king the first part of the hint,
by d-positing herself on q sofa.
'Yr--for the seventh time. He
owes every body-Smythe does.
l'm his IauuresS, bat you eau ask
the landlord aud the vine 'ner
cha t, and The tailor aud tbe hst.
ter, and
Then curtl, observed Miss Du-
barle, Il shOuld think You were all
great fools fr trusting hlmV
80 We be- said the woman.
grimll; 'and | amt a denyin' of
that but yOn SEQ he's Kept US on
the string all along with stories OF
his rich cousin, Miss Dubarle, as
has made her will IN his favor.
and is gOin' to leaye him no end OF
money!
'OLr said Miss d lbarle, rubbing
her nose vehemently with the en- d
of the suu.umbTella handle.
He says added the unconscious
traitress, that she's as old as Me.
thnsalrh, and cant live but few
days. anyhow; but 1. for one, don't
brlieve word of /. Bat yOl ain't
agoin' he youp
Yes said Miss Dlb4rla. rising.
Please to give hIm this card when
he comes IN aud tell hlm, If you
like, the little conversation We
have bad.'
Aud she was nearly downstairs
before the laundress fl ting on
pair of silver bowel Spectacles,
bad read the two words inscribed
upon the card:
Miss Dubarle.'
Tnr heiress was silent during
her drlye back 10 the hotel Pei
haps she was engaged IN render
lug the funeral rites on her dear
departed deluslon2 All th 1t she
SAID TO herself was contained IN
one sentence:
Il don't like being made foo
Of she mentally enunciAted, sand
believe I've COZ very near it,
Janet H.A h sat ny The fire in
the next evenings tWi Igh, ms
ing. perch ,"ce, half in Sadness.
half In shy pleasure, when The door
licked on its latch and in walked
Miss Dnbarle.
IA ct started 10 h-r feet with "A
shghI cry.
'D1n't oe alarmeiI said VI 3
DIharIe, stroklng the soft, brown
hair with kindly, reassuring
tunch. I've come back 10 y0n,
janet H-ath; tor believe IN spite
of ever, thing, yOI ar the IrOest
friend I've got, anl that you love
me after allP
Indeed, indeed, Miss Dubarle, ]
dor sObbed Janet, with her old
foolish trek OF tears.
Aud so,' said Mics Dubarle you
can marry that Hrry d 'rt of
yours, aud he can come here to
live and we'll all be happy
tamil, tOgerh her. Unite my bpnnet
strings, Janet-thcy've got some
how into 4 knpt --Aad make mo a
cup of tea. Those railro sds are
enough to shake one Into J-lly!
So Miss Dnbarle settled back
into theold groove again, ,and "hen
the letters from New York Came
she sent them hack unopened
And when Nr. Herbert Smythe
AMI the SecOr Brooks family ar
rived in propria prrson9 she OBJ
stinately refused u see then.
L won't be botheredY SAID Miss
Dubarle; j inet's my heiress, and
there's an eud To the matter
4 nd the relatives discovered
that they might AZ we'll attempt to
move the ROck of Gibraltar a. to
alter Miss Dubarle's resOlver-
New York News.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-06-03
letter. snIt-Rheum and Eczema

The intense itching and smarting, Incl
dent TO these diseases, isinstantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain s Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by IT II
is equally efficient for itching piles and
favorite remedy for sore nipples,
chapped hands. chilblains. frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. 25 cts. per box
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-06-03

Il haven't heard you growing
about Dahney's rooster lately
No. He told ne all about that
rooster the other day; it cost $40
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-06-03

Don't Tobarco srsi a"d S'nOAe iouf is'e away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mas
lctic. full of lie. nerve and vigor, take No-Io
nac the wonder worker. that makes weak met
strong. All druggists, SOC or 81. Cure guaran
.ecd Booklet and sample free address
S.erling Remedy Co. CHICAGO or New YORK
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-06-03
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
Cures Piles. Scaids. Burns.

She-Oh, my darling, L will trust
thee forever.
He-NOble woman, would TO
heaven that thou vert my tailor.
Jddy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-06-03

Mamma-HOw dId you get you'
clOrhes 80 badly tUrn2
WIlIle-Tr, in t keep "a lii le
bOy from bein' licked.
NJ imma-ThAt was a brave
deed. Who was the boyl
Wlie-Me.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-06-03

DR.. Cady's Condition Powders, are
inst what a horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier ard
vermifuge. They are not food Dut
medicine and the best in use to put a
horse in prime condition. Price 20
cents Der DaCkane.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-06-03
Thou lovely source Of true delight
Whom /, unseen, adore,
Unveil thy beauties TO my sight'
That \ NAV love thee more.


I remark also in regard to this first
bird mentioned in the text that it was
a defenseless bird. When the eagle is
assaulted, with its iron beak it strikes
like a bolt against its adversary. This
was dove or a sparrow, we do not
know just which Take the dove or pi-
geon in your hand, and the pecking OF
its beak ON your hand makes You laugh
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-06-03

EFUnless the number Of InHrtiscs iG
marked upon the manuscript, advertist'
ments will be published until forblddsn
and charged
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-06-03

Washington,
Solicit shipments Of every TaIkstaO mar SarD
2roou0TpnIt ponItrv and Stock Yard Shippers
Dsid Ds,5S daily the highest wholesale price Hccs.
81 aEns,Ience mel is guarantee of our ons'pr' ,l',a
fp ekP.., handle Shipments satisfactorily y
sn,ss Rsisr 70 prOOrstor Of HERALD and CaaS oi;i
Ro,vs W.tinnal Bank Of Washington ci'l
Gems NS'ion"' 12O mar. 'S5 ~.
u. G.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-06-03

-.S-IO-i lac for tisty Gents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong. blood pure. b0c. 81. All druggists
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-06-03
SHENANDOAH HERALD
Advertising Rates.

A gertisements will be inserted al tre
dollar per square Of ten lines OF less, for
the 6rst insertion, and so cents tor ess
subsequentinsertion
WQuarterly OF yearly advertiser ent
by contract.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-06-03

1T happened right under my
nose,' said the smait glIl after the
mean man kissed her,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-11
FAR EAST ADVICES.
Japan PROPOSES TO BORROW
100000, 900 IN THIS COUNTRY.
DEATH OF GEN. JONES At SHANGHAI.
He was Native of virgini" an"
SERVED fu the Confederate Army
prauue Horror-Port Arthur More
quiet.
Quiet.

VANCOUVER. b. c., February W.
Oriental advices by steamer report "S io'-
lows:
The court went into mourning for mr.
teen days for the Korean Emperor
mother wha died recently. The funerai
will take place three months after the
dav of her death. according to the Korean
custom. The deceased Princess never
interfered with political questions III 'ne
country. even in the remotest manner
all through the years of her husband )
regency. -,
Count Inoye, Japanese Minister OF FL
nance has in view the raising OF loan
in the United States Of from lOO'OvOvVV
$3.50 800 .OOO to 15O,OOoOO0 yen, through 'he
fundamentally Of Mr.. Dun, ex-Unlted
States Minister. Negotiations between
the parties concerned have not yet reach-
ed a point of fixing thu standard OF Vaiue
of the bonds and the rate of interest
Tho death IS announced at Shanghai oil
General Jones ex-Unitcd States Consul al
Chin-Kiang. The late ex-Consul was q
wears Of age. General Jones led an az
yenturous career before going to the iai
Fast He was born I'm the State OF 'h'
ginia. and served in the Confederate
army. being at one time on the stan OF
General Johnston.
The black plague has broken out II
Eastern Yunnan. At Chan-Cheo 90 death'
occurred i'm two months. Collins canho
be supplied fast enough The people ar
throwing dead bodies to the dogs.
Port Arthur now looks more quiet an'
things are beginning to settle PACK ''
the normal state. The shops, whicf
| had nearly all been closed, are Deini
| opened again $50.
The japanese Government has contract
| ed with the ship-building yards OF Schle
chau. at Elbing. for the building OF on
large and eight small torpedO-boats.
| A new department for advising IN
Jananese Emperor and Ministry in mil
tarv and naval affairs has been created
To he known as Gensui-Fu, the mem
! bers Of which will be chosen from anon
admirals or field marshals who nav
rendered special services Prince Roma
tsu MARQUIS Yamagata. Marquis Oyana
and Marquis Sago have been appoln1e'
members OF the board, and given titles
General Kawakawami has been appoint
ed chief Of the general staff, In place
Prince Kamatsu This is the hrst occa
sion that a military officer not IN the I'M
perial family has been appointed TO IN
aforementioned office.
THE Kolxumln Shlmbun states that, &C
cordinp TO "A private letter received froi
seoul. a rumor is in circulation there I
the effect that preparations are bein
made at Vladlvostock for sending a tor'
of $1,000 men to the peninsula. under IN
pretext of being bOdyguards or the nc
rean Emperor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-11
GO TO WASHINGTON TO WED.
MIR. Campbell and Miss hes""""
Married There by DIR. smith.

Mr.. Robert l.. Campbell and Miss olay
Haywood, accompanied by nan not co.,
friends. left here yesterday morning ~
Inflammation. where they were martleu ia
the afternoon az 1870 o'clock. a.. ,ne
The ceremony was peri",1Iin.eJJ ~ - Rev
PR nr ~ r.. l.. Smith. pastor OF the Second ,.
Baptist church Of this city co D5 S WENT
. suJ ,bnro 10 the national capital. as did
Misses Miss Katie Haywood and rosa ,, I1Dno
and Messrs. Bunyan Robins ana ""i''''"
NJ and Mrs. Campbell. after a sn nas
sfav I'm Washington. VIII Visit o.ner
northern cities, and go thence 70 t9 rsnn-
noora where they viii reside MI. Canp-
IN ~ a Pullman conductor, running pc
tween chattanooga and Rale hIs a as rs
tl ltit.od bride who Is a daughter OF Ar.
d'h 1onrn r. Haywood a well-known mer-
chant OF that county, who was 10, Tor many may.
years station agent AT Fe1 PaSius OF this
eit.f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-11
POISONING IN WASHINGTON.
Boarders and Servants suffer-Cause
Not Yet Discovered.

WASHINGTON, u. c., February 10
The boarders and servants at A5 east
Capitol street. a large clearinghouse
several blocks from the Capitol, were bad
" scared last night as the result OF
poisoning following dinner. Twenty-siX
Of the boarders and servants were made
i'll. but while some OF them are still sur
fering quite severely from the attack. II
is believed the recovery OF all of them Is
assured.
Representatives BOdne and Lloyd, OF
Missouri. were among those attacked. but
were able TO Ice out to-day. Miss Bodlne
and Mrs. Lloyd. and the latter's two cnll-
dren. were not so fortunate, and were
compelled TO remain abed to-day.
A. NJ. Shelton and T. $ O'Ferrall, prl-
waite secretaries to the two congressman,
and Captain Williams. a doorkeeper at
tho House Of Representatives, were also
badly affected.
The physicians summoned nave been
unable as yet TO tell the cause OF the
poisoning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-11
GUILTY OF UNLAWFUL SHOOTING.
j. j, Powell Sentenced to Twelve
Months I'm Jail and Fined.

FNPORIA. VA, February W.-'Spe-
clal)-The trial Of ]. J. Powell, which
has been in progress since Tuesday last
in the County Court Of Greenesville coun-
Nv. came TO an end by the jury hndlnS
a verdict for unlawful shooting, ana nx-
ing hs term Of confinement at twelve
months in the county Jail, and requiring
him to pay a fine OF so.
The case was fairly and nicely con-
Quoted counsel on both sides courteous
and polite, and the Judge firm and Just
In his rulings, which won the admiration
OF the public. Much sympathy Is eX-
pressed for the unfortunate young man
Powell. He is well connected, and comes
from an excellent family, and, more than
that. IL is thought his mind Is not strong.
II Is whispered that at a not far distant
day a commission Of lunacy viii inquire
into his mental condition.
Mr.. b. A. Lewis. Of the prosecution
left for his home. in Lawrenceyille. THIS
afternoon. as did also Mr. Richard Is.
paws. Of Petersburg, leading counsel Tor
the defence. The term has been busy
one but will adjourn tomorrow morn
ing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-11
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. I Newton Gordon was reported
Yesterday as being somewhat worse
DR. Lewis Wheat has been called 10
Rockingham 10 perform a laparotoiny'
He will return Monday morning
Mr. PoIndexter Page Carter. Of Column
bus. Ca. Is the guest Of Miss Mamie
Jones. No. 7O3 east Franklin street
Ex-Delegate r. l. DeJarnette, OF Han
,ax and Mr.. John r. Edmunds, OF the
same county, are at the Lexington.
Mr.. Charles I. Cooke, Of staunton' Va,
is in the city prospecting. with a vie"
70 removing with his family TO Rich
mond.
The Workingmen's Democratic CLUB, OF
Jackson Ward. will hold meeting Mon
day night az Whalens Hall, Seventh ana
Hospital streets.
The entertainment for the dement, OF
the Barton Heights Methodist chur N
will be held at the residence OF Mrs. John
r. Rose on Friday night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-11
.PITTSBURG'S HORROR.
ELEVEN PEOPLE DEAD As RESULT
OF WEDNESDAYS FIRE.
TWENTY-SIX PERSONS MISSING
Most II Not All of Them Believed to
he Hurled Under the Debr'S-i
,ertv Loss. $1,000, OOO-Helief Tor
the Rereayed.

prTrgRrRG. PA. February lO-hieNeh
ne,rle dcad twenty-six missing ana
nineteen injured. and a property loss u
3 -oooo with about 100000 insurance
IL the awful record of the big fire oil last
night. ,.. soaa
Following is a revised list oil '"e ''''0
injured. and missing.
r..a -pofice-Ileutenan a. j. Berry
Jobn McHanna. william Scott Jr', stan
f,v stitz John Dwyer, John LoVel' VII
lam smith Albert Wolfe. Thomas
ci.e, William l.. Wallehabenstein' anu
81, ,,,l,own person. supposed to be Jo"''
SCOT, The Youngest son Of the presioe''
- .h. cbaptauoua Ice Company.
lnlured-Robort Rosamond' sihs''' '' -..,'
81 wears. lieutenant Of Engine Ooi''D',''S
No. 3. right foot crushed. leg ainpu ',''
-, the Knee. at Homeopathic hoSpi-
.al ne was also bruised about the DouS .
oven K FIELDER aged u.s. COMPOUND
fracture of the right leg. ~,
80 pouelass. aged S5 years o,
BELLEVUE. Union county II 10
he received internal injuries. -,
owen Munhan, married ~ y'"'' ''N
lacerated scalp. 80 .-s slncle. con.
tjsleK OF the body and scaip "o W.. hr,ise.
Joseph Headly, aged % S''
aSo,,t he body and head. - ~
tK,f wilson. e years Of Paducan, 10, "a a..
received Injuries about the he"u' ''''
Robert Dobson. 50 years; BABY in'"' 90
about head and body. e..,or,ntenden
Captain J. A. a. Brown, SupS' Tito, ION
oe 49, pnreau Of Building lhspe0''o''
right leg cut and bruised ,oors. slight,
peter Malone. aged p years. S"s"'''
Injured about the legs. at. ant n,
Davis stewart, aged 81; oaoS ''' -
falling bricks. a. wears. In
William Desmuke. aged - y 49, "
iured about the head and sho"u tai,n,
Charles Wilson; struck ny
bricks and seriously hurt.
peter Malone; leg broken. ,r,,sod
Pollce-Onicer Rogers; cut ana
and injured internally. IN, IN
Mr.. Desmuke. aged 49, cur LIZ
head and arms and hurt inter ,,,.. saie.
Charles simon. aged 70. Travelling '"'~-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-11
LEAGUE OF AMERICAN wHEELMEN.
Potter Ticket Elected EasiIy-ProVi-
dence Next Meeting Place.

sT. LOUIS. MO, February lO.-The Ma
tional Assembly of the League Of Ameri-
can Wheelmen got down TO business to-
day. But little time was taken up with
the reports of the officers and standing
committees. which had been printed ana
circulated before the meeting began.
These were promptly adopted. The as
semblv then proceeded to the election OF
officers who were all chosen before the
recess for lunch was taken. The Potter
ticket was elected without much opposi-
ton.
President Potter OF New York. who
sought reelection, received 2l2 votes, 10
lO7 cast for George y. Gideon, ex-chair-
man Of the Racing Board. when the
result Of the ballot became known AIT
Gideon moved that the election OF Presi-
dent Potter be made unanimous ana th's
was done amid much enthusiasm
other officers were elected as follows:
First Vice-President. Thomas ]. keenan,,
PENNSYLVANIA: Second Nice-Presldent, ~
y Hines. Michigan; Treasurer. James {.
rattersall. New Jersey. Secretary bas-
sett's office is a perpetual one.
The afternoon session was given up 10
the consideration and disposal OF mis-
cellaneous business. and the maj discus
sion of amendments TO the constitution
and bylaws.
The delegates decided that they did rot
want professionals admitted 10 the
league. and defeated that amendment.
An amendment was adopted giving the
i Board of Officers OF any State ciVlsloh
power to establish junior memoershp
OF the League OF American WheeImeh
Invitations were received on behaii Oh
Philadelphia and Providence, II. L. Tor
the national assembly TO hold It's 10
convention In 1893 in one or the other OF
those cities. Providence was CHOSEN % "
large majority. The next annual ~.
ing OF the league will be held IN lhoi@n-
| a9olis.
A motion by Chief-consui sans. OF
Marylandfto pay TO Chairman MOL ~
the National Racing Board. the paianc,
of funds I'm the treasury OF 'he uo@.
(some 81. 1907 az compensation Tor ms
work during the past year, was uhN'i'
L.ously adopted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-11
ASSASSINATION OF BARRIOs.
Assassin Immeadiatiy Killed by the
Presidents stan.


wASHINGTON. February 10.-The ON
cial confirmation OF an Associated lr.'S
dispatch came to-day in the shape OF '"e
following dispatch from Committeeman
Hunter. Of Guatemala:
president Barrios was killed last night
AZ 8 o'clock while walking with two mill
tarv officers near the palace. The assas-
sin. while attempting to escape, was I'M
rediatelv killed by the Presidents slam.
Manuel Estrada Cabrera, the tea'P Doaco,
constitutional successor. mas speeh pe"0'-
ably installed. All Is quiet.
PRICE ON BARRIOSS HEAD.
SAN FRANCISCO Feb uary lO.-The
nevys Of President Barrios's tragic death
did not greatly surprise the COiohy Va
Guatemalans in this city, when IS CON- CON-
posed mostly of friends OF ,he neNViS :
tionory party 1T was known mere Inohlhs
AGO that a big price had been set upon
parrios's life. A syndicate OF Guatema-
i9ns i'm the disturbed country combines
and offered 100000 for the mead Oh .he
dictator. Politicians Went i nIS ,r .ne
chants TO avoid the existing heavy taxa
tion on their property. Inc lact VIZ
notorious I'm Guatemala and Barrios kne"
Of the offer. .-,o, ,a,a cam.
time ago: I'VE have heard OF the stahd'
ing offer of $4,000 for the death OF bar
rtns He is well guarded, however am
whoever earns the blood money VIII nave
IN run numerous risks. lnere are nun
! drsds ready TO take the chances, ana a.
! eaon as the coffee crops are in II Will u
seen that "A number of attempts VIII ID
| made 10 take the life Of the President o
| Guatemala The leaders OF the late re
bellion are all WITHIN slrlHinS ,Se,, thet
! the Guatemalan frontier, ana When tnei
,lienS are matured they will make thei
| presence felt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-11
LADIES ATTACKED BY a TRAMP.
Thex Escape from His Clutches ana
are Escorted to the CITY

orc Escorted TO the city.
20 ladies' while riding on their wheels
over the NIlssing-Link track yesterday
afternoon. were attacked by d tramp
about 200 yards from the bridge across
,ho richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
,or,oc track and one Of them had great
dificulty in escaping from his clutches
II was about 5 o'clock that Rev. NJ A.
1tar,in who was taking a spin along the
Hermitage road, about half mile horlh
~ the bridge, passed two ladies' VIM
had dismounted from their wheels anu
seemed greatly excited. The elder . VI
On wears of age, asked the minister 10 DC
allowed to accompany him pack 10 '"o
city. saying they had been stopper ~ "
tromn near the railroad bridge. MT
s,artir manfred as to the nature Of the
assault but she said she could not ten
him. ahoa tha
when they had nearly reached the
hridge the ladies' said they were at tho
noint AT which they had been attacked
and Mr.. Martin. looking over INTO lhe
underbrush which grows thlcky On
either side of the road here
saw man standing about twenty steps
AWAY. The fellow at once sank uo"h
in the bushes, and was hlduen lioiii - ~,
The ladies were greatly frightened by
ICING the man. and crying out that ne
was the one that had attacked them
wheeled away as rapidly as possible. MT
Martin started TO go over TO the hhal'
but rejecting that he was entirely IN
,rroed while the tramp probably had
weapon. he followed the ladies. Inc
latter were most profuse in their thanks
but refused to divulge their names
Mr.. Martin thought the younger OF th'
ladies' was the one stopped, as she was
i'm a condition bordering on the hysteri-
cal He described her as apparently
about 20 years of age, and OF very attr ,l
tive appearance, which was true Oh hei
| companion also. q,
The tramp was a man of about 50 or a
years of age. with a red or dark mus
tache, of medium height ana very pooID
dressed. Rev Mr.. Martin is the younl
nastor OF a Baptist church in Chester
deld. and one in Caroline county an'
boards at 1908 east Marshall street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-11
NORTH STATE COLLEGIANs.
News from Chapel Hii ana It's
vicinity.

CHAPEL HILL, n. c., February H.
tspecial)-Coach VIII A. Reynolds dis
PLAYS the same Jealous enthusiasm on
the diamond which was so valuable TO
the past seasons football team: Inc
VARSITY and Scrubs lined up for the
first time Tuesday afternoon. They made
a very credtable showing. warren
Kluttz has been reelected manager OF
the football team.
A paper on the corundum gems OF
North Carolina was read last night be-
fore the Elisha Mitchell Scientific go
clety by DR.. James A. Pratt, recent IN
structor. at Yale. The article was hearu
with a more than usual interest. ana Dr:
pratt showed a beautiful collection OK
corundum gems collected by him In West
ern North Carolina.
The Pickord Hotel IS down. The new
one begins AT once. A new livery stable
,s IN nTocess OF erection. Marked street
improvements have been made near mo
depot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-11
Kaufman &C.,,
Fourth and Broad.
EyANATUs TRIED AT HURDLES.
He Refuses the First Jump-other
Turf Events.

He Refuses the First JumD-other
Turf Events.
NEW ORLEANS. February 10.-After
long and varied career on the fiat, Evana-
tus was tried at the hurdles to-day, ana
refused the first jump. The track was
fast and the weather fair. Summaries
First race-three-quarters or mile
Aunt Maggie on 10 - won, Kingsley % 20
/ and TO ID second, and Saratoga % 10
ID third Time, % IL.
Second race-six urlongs-Tackanassee
q TO p won, Brighton q 70 anu Z 20 -
second, and Al Kyu5 600 10 u thifu'
Time. 115. Ill "a 81,
Third race-handicap. mile ana an
eighth, over four hurdles-Arfezzo q 70
u won. Repeater @ 20 and EVEN second
and Brakeman @ 10 81 third. Iime'
2.O6 IL. s..,..,,...
Fourth race-handcap. seven furlongs.
David q to u won, Sim w. Il 10 ana
OUT second, and Colonel Gay % l" ID
Fifth race-one mile--Percy f. 6 20 y
won. 'Possum 90 TO l and TO y seconu'
and r. b. Sack g TO . third. tiine'
sixth race-seven Acknowledgements %
70 ID won, Maggie 5. even and 10 ., s.
cond. and Shuttlecock q TO u thru. llme'
40