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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
ELECTRIC ROAD
TO PETERSBURG.
Committee Of Supervisors to Report
fayorably 10 the Board,
BAlNBRlDGE-STREET OEACONS.
Mrs. I. J.. Woolnn Dies in Chester
field - Leonard Blankcnship Cut
Ills iiaud-Othcr NcWs OF iatc-
rest from AianChC>'cT


t.. t........ r..hr..rl Times
-N'"," ',. '.,'. |...if' book.
.. n. cres,.rre'l
t...4 +. cantor
xxx. of fhe al.,tri.
"'." , '........... ID. -rn IA
. 4 ..t.-.N.r. n.
juno li'.t ~.
way ot tlo ie'ci-'iiE lN'l'.'''' "''' "-
the Leader building yesterday "a noon.
l.. ..l.l.. Dl lue u.. tus Was 90 ar-
..rr. the matter ~ rr.H... CROSSINGS.
and 81. .. ,,... d.. franchise ANA
'........r .. nv. ...rt. Therein provided
i''F. 900 '"' i'''
for
Il. COMMITTEES consisted rI supervisor
j. 49, Nuuu'y. D. "a. Bowen D. ;.
r.. ..r,...,..rl.. of tn. r4rro4d
w., r,t, g. 1t.,t
,'np'nl were ion" ...l
cDro'u War"ch. "nd M. D.. i.o'..'
vere also. rresea, .0 Give their views.
ana they Won. almost wit n favor OF
t,. ,a.i tro... fa.r, .v.f. N.s-r. %
n...t.. ....,....f...l .r...f.,.
li'.,"''' ~ ,.. r...
N~,''
. Itt. thaI loH. aH prominent '+t4@' IlH CD
the county
After going over the franchise the COM
,.f+tco verf frf, executive session and
.r r r t. .t..,..
'"iei'I 'o"sil'I''''" I'D ''' "''' i'''-
4t- s.. .t..
,.....,.,.. I'l,t.5 o., -, s,,.lr,,.i,
v,,b M rro,isn tb-t ,,e cororan,. ,..,,
uo a. forfeit Of 81 1000
ELECTED TI1E DEACONs
on SUNDAY morning NJ EI'rlIilco-
street Hapust church. an crcu0n WAS
'c-d 20 nll we Nag ih.l,- created 'y inc
I'sl.-t'i.. nI t'N .,t..-.., t- l..
,.roreo5irrs in ,i.v OF The f4cf mai
several of Inc dcqcons had roeisnod be-
cauee of dissatisfaction with the workings
or the church.
he cong etauen N"s q.I't ne
,'iiiili ~. l' na. ~
,h,'rcb f,o,, which r.. six u.er. a. Io
chosen. presented the following names.
NIessrs. T.. a. amb. vs.. y. Davidson.
J. j Baylcy r.. O. Hroadus w. =.
Mathews j. A. william son.. George W.
Pan kcnsn'p g.. dlhlns w
fucHfll. 1eoI &c I+'al D. a. '"'4iiiE "N %
y Bass.
The names We're piln'ti ON SUBS or llt-
per- 1no me ei'cillh w'e "l 9"Uo-'
ln- ln ihc 'noI,e or III ~ i,liilo, j ~,
son. fayley. broadus. Mathews ana w "-
3d.. moe ,,., % ttoeo ,,l.., 20.
.t.,,.7 at thr rnoeff,r rost Monday rfrb+
81 t,,,.i.. "a Tow, rerafl,s Cr1re tne chur.l
and stated that DE resicuel because Doe
rU1ueIf 10 the best fhIlg for him t1 d-.
Ea i'd q
49,, tL, ~,-oi.ltIor
ANS r. r. W0ODTfN DEAD.
Ms Tnomas = Woodfn. wife Of COM
missioner of the Revenue of The First Dis
trict of Chesterfield county. died at I0
c,o.h ,',, t,,t 80 short ,,1i.
and ber ufnce. MS not considered sari-
Gus. The funeral will Doe from the resi-
oencc in chc terrified county, ms morn
ing 20 10 % clock and the interment VIII Dee
in Mafrv cemetery.
WEST-END CHURCH.
rev Charles ID. Crowley hned his pull
nit az Wc-t-Enl church Sunday. both
morning and NIGHT and preached to large
congregations DIS subject in the morning
was taken from ii'r,nih cgtpler OF J'ln
and tle seventh N'.r,, e. ao.u, i
me. aup .iF -i1 .-1 f. sb.n ~. I,rl
,,-,o ,.I, A. NIGHT the subject was
fr.m .b. fourth chapter of Genesis and
o r.scr c d25 boas h lo5 coasresa l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
CuNNGE TAkI.s I,I.ACE.

MANCHESTER. VA. March 3. $500
+. IL. Rush 1917 Buchanan street this
cry. states that one OF his boys became
wasted I'm hesn and was dun and sleepy.
Hoods Sarsapafllia has made him strong
and neshy. The boy Is eleven years old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07

10y experts with che expectation that it
viii head 90 valuable mining property.
AIR. VIII ana DuneN vino died a Few
DAVIS aso at DIS home in stafford couu-
49, AGED sNty-uno years. is survived by
fourteen children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
FOK RENT.

ron RENT-No. o12 W. MAIN STREET
10 rooms: 80. 1915 East Broad street
& rooms. No. GO2 East Main street. %
rooms GiaD; 40. 7n north IWeenI,55 o.
seventh street. rooms. ). H. AN
NEAL. 1lO6 East Main street
,op RENT.-A HANDSOME FRANK
hin street flat of three large rooms aila
nriy,te bath. between Second and Iliih
street. either furnished or untu. nishca D.
nossession immediate If des -ed Ad'
dress "FRANKLIN.' Times Office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
RAILROAD
Southern
Railway


SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN. Do. 1880.
InAlNa BGAN L. hlDHMOND. VA.
PIN \. Al. NO. H. SDufncfu EAUfass
daily for Atlanta. Augusta aId
points south. Sleeper Il.nm0ud fo
DauyUfD Greensboro. SaU.9ur.
Cnar otto. Columbia. aad Augusta.
S... .r aDou al N.n H. Ia sl..- .r
I'll stations between gl.nno0,. aul
Isn,-..s m fas. en and '.i ...f ....
scnslrs.
Connects al Dauvite s4I.bu-,
ana OharI0tte win tne Nasu....1a
ANA SYufny,ssf.ru I.mlIrI tA. L..
Crryne sIcepei 5 New York iu..tsnt.
Vlue. hUt SDfIngs. Chatau0U.4 a.l
NasnuIo. NpW YORK f0 MtmgH..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
AUCTION sALE>---Tuture Days

BY r. n. WORKMAN & c,
Real Estate Agents ana ALctO"e''''
1913 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07

a MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
of The EINtNNA GOLD-NINING
COMPANY wifi De- held at the offices
of the company los west Grace street.
Richmond Nt. ou TUESDAY, March
IS 1880 at , o'clock T. N.
by order OF the Board %. directors.
W. j. WItEGAR.
f.l, Secretary.
THIS REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of tine stockholders OF thc Sol FRY
LOAN AND ENDOWMENT ASSoCli-
TTON OF AMERICA viii Doe hc.d ou
Tuesday fllARCH H. 1870 ut o.
o'clock noon M The office of the Assoc
CATION Ebe Building. Richmond Va
H. r.. STRUBWlnK.
Secretary and Treasurer.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
STOCkHOLpERS OF the NOETHSlDE
LAND COMPANY win ho held - he
State Rank ~ Virginia oH VI fbN U.s.
DAY. April o. 1S91, no % clock j., 81.
a. q. MOSB1.
mh- Secretary and Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07

VIII az my auction room, NO. 20 east
Broad street.
TUESDAY MARCH :. 1893 At 1890 \. NJ
sell "a Tot Of Household and Kitchen fuI-
,tt,,re Rar Mirror. Cook and Heating
stove. Top Wagon, Domestic Sewing
Machine. 200 yards Mating Barber
chair. etc. etc, too numerous To men
ton. ..,,,,,., Slime,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07

Richmond. Va. March z 1898.
NOTICE no lNATER-TAkERS USING
water through meters in the Third dis
trict. where bills remain unpaid MARCH
STH the water Will Dee shut off,
CIfAS. r. BOILING,
mh7 Superintendent.
MISS SARA HARVIES COTlLLlON
CLASS
sin meet THIS Ul ESDAll EN ENiN"
mh- j. B. HARVIE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
D,NkNrpTCY notice.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF, Up
tNfTrIi STATES FOX IiiE hNH -
ERN DISTRICT or NlRHlNlA-
In the Matter Of NO. -.
W. l. GORDON. III
Bankrupt btHHl "p''s'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
REAL EsrArEArrEIvArE SALE.

,-5,p SALE HAVE OK FLOYD AYE
, Ct two new three-story brick dwellings,
it.itb every convenience. IT you visa
Garcan. call and see ne at once
ID. CARNEAL lloG East Main
street.
,,0p SALE HAVE ONLY ONE
80 i'm Fairmount that has not been
lien. Detached. with six rooms ara
,.ar. conveniently located price 500.
eo- ,.sb and balance M SO per month.
d. CARNEAL, fio6 East Main
Gfr4nf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
RAIL RIO A :.

E9C0 CHESAPEAKE mesa aI'.7 alll
WSylrE 0hl' i'ui' v
EFFECTIVE JANUARY TO- 1899.
TRAINS LEAVE RiCHMDND
BROAD-STREET STATION.
600 A. VI. Daily. with Parlor gar iot
punCipa, stations. Nc"PY'-
News. Old Point. Norfolk eH1
Portsmouth Connects Al Nor
folk with Ncw YORK steamers.
except Tuesday.
$40 =. NJ. Daily. with pullman Tor locAl
stations, Newport News ga
Point. Norfolk and fof la-
mouth Connects at Old Point
with Washington steamer
daily. ana with Baltimore
steamers except sunday
1920 4 81 Day EXPRESS. except euhdtf. Pc
for Clifton Forge. Conhc-l
at G0rd0nsv.lc for ofaNs
Calvcrton. Manassas. -AllNHi-
dfia and Washington. at Jn.'h
STA lon. Chariot sNiIIr, l't
Lynchburg at Basic cry L''
Hagcrst0Wn
2:15 r. NJ Daily Win Pullman to c.n-
cinuau Louisville and 81.
Louis. connecting at Goidoh--
vile for Orauec. ant 90
Orange With Southern rai'-
way uorth-b0uud. al Cotil--
ton. Va. for Hot Sutinea
Stops only at Important stt-
n, fo'.f fr. rr
e,,,f., r.f.,.- ob,..
train fro-. co-I.rsyUIe t0
CO.
so r. n St,c'.ut.,l,,,p,,,,,,r,,,,, ov..r+ err-
-'' dav ~ Doev.ou
ro.eo = NJ DsU. ' Ct-.f-raf with
r. " f1i,,,,. o., ff,+.. lr H.
and cDrdngs,Ir. .G cfr'f.-
%9f and o.t.,..I. 1ra.rs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
10 + AND FoUND.

4osT crpTlrICATE or STOCK or
fha ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAIL
R0AD C0NfpANY OF VIRGINIA. 80.
:, a9f FOR thirty shares. dated january
1sqg. in name OF H. W. Green. AppH-
cation viii bee made Tor renewal Of
same iH my name. .,r,r.,.
fc2S D.. Nh "i''l'-''
AZ TfF PARTY WHO TOOK A La
gie, Thlbet FUR Cape hy mistake at
sanger Han Tuesday night 900 ths Iu-
rim Masquerade bali will return L 70
lsu east Main street they can get tfeI
own property
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
aid DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
[ pANY

.nrD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM.
PANY
DAILY SERVICE.
Steamers leave Norfolk
Va. DAILY al Z. VI. Pas.
H seugers leave Richmond via
y q y a.. and o. railroad, a. NJ,
hNs& OF r. and H. railroad y
eN~Aa'A and vs.. route. . a. NJ. daily
axccut Tuesday TUESDAY
freight Oniyl % connect with
q steamer az Norfolk
DIRECT STEAMER leaves Richmond
o., Nv York via James river every
1tgyl.,5,,. lp4ssengers and freight az 3 T..
~ tt13ft.oual steamer freight and steer
~ a. ,'e.saueer) leaves Richmond for Nor
an, fc,.r. Wednesday and saturday at D
10 NJ connecting with steamer Tor New
i2Ei6o,f SEW YORK passengers can
- Tally EXCEPT SUNDAY. 3 p
m saturday 3 =. NJ. for Richmond VIA
IA Point or Norfolk.
DrRFgT STEAMER VIA James river
49,. Ives every Saturday passengers
s,5 freighD. 4 r. NJ. and freight by
sf.',n,rr Ma Norfolk Mondays and Wed
uesdays S4Hiass from company pier
~ North river.
For mu information apply To-
John =. MAYER Agent
1912 east Main street
Richmond. Va.
". T.. Guillaudeu, Nice-Prrsident and
Traffic Manager. New YORK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DIscllARGE.


ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
ON this 81 of March A. D.. 1850. ON
reading th, petition for the discharge oi
the bankrupt. II is
Ordered las tho Court. that d hearing De
had upon The same on the 18TH JAt OF
MARCH A. D.. 1899. before said court,
noon. aud that notice thereof be pub
lishcd in Tho Times q newspaper printed
in said district. and that an known cred-
it0rs and other persons bon interest may
appcar at the said time , ana p. ..,s. ar. ,s
prayer Of The said petitioner should not
And m "a further ordered bv the Court.
that mo riari shall send hy mail fo an
known credila-4 cop es OF said petition
ard THIS order. addressed Coo them at their
places az residence, t- stated
Witness the Honorable EDMUND
WAuDuI. Jr. iude. of the sHid court.
and me san thereof. at BiDhwond Boo 10
District ou the 3i day OF March. a. H..
1Sn
iSc1l) JOSEPH j. bkAD
mht 'l'ih'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07

SAVE - PER CENT. BY BUYING


CROr EPfr~ or = fLLN Az \ SUI.
1-louu0 Bricks Genuine Boneless
Goldfish ......... ...........-.-....'
Large cans Thistle Brand Apples.
Ncw Hominy and Grits. 3 lbs. for. o
3-n0md cans Best Jellies............ 10
Salt Pork ........ ...........t..''.' .
Fine Creamery Butter pound .-.-. u
New Virginia Buckwheat. per ID. ~
. Mound tubs Creamery Butter.....I 80
Matches, per dozen .....,:. ....'.' IS
@ mounds Best Lump Starch Tor. 49, 20
Silver King Minnesota Patent Fam
fv Flour S435. or per hae....... y
Extra Quality cream Cheese per 10. US
30 bars Drtar0u Sh1nr SOap for -
s-pound can Home. Made Apple BUT
ter .-....... .....-.- 49,. - '''''''''
Fresh Ginger snaps. pOund........'
f....r f.r,.nf Corn. per IAN .........
Pest Quality Oats. bushel 90. ...,.. ~
Imporied Matches, dozen ..'.,..'..... 3
50 n II rfN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07

& OURT SALE
VALUABLE HULL-STREEI Phs S w
TY. BETWEEN SEVENTH AM
EIGHTH STREETS, MAN
CHESTER. VA. on 100
WEDNESDAY. MARCH $. ISL
AT > O'CLOCK i. NJ. on TIE LhhM-
Uses IA. 12j HULL SIREEl'
By virtue of an order Of the IustlnE5
C1irt for said city entered on the ,W.
dav of November 1898. in the suit therein
rcnding. styled Sarah IT, Buffers n'ii
VS. Sarah T. Buffers heirs. ] VIII sen, 'l
public auction. ON the DAY. hour and place
named above. that VALUABLE PROF
TRTY. SO. 20 HULL STREET. Lot
fronts % feet ON north side Of hull
street. and runs back 100 feet There. Us
large frame building ON the lot thus
lot situate nearly I'm the centre OF the
city should attract attention.
TERMS. Onc-fOurth cash, balance az
six. twelve and eighteen months lot
notes. per cent. interest added. tlle rec
taincd until the WHOLE purchase MOI,
is paid and "a conveyance ordered nE INC
court CliAts - - = o.
certify that the bond requires OF we
spccial commissioner by the above hr-
cree has been duly given 800, c,-t.
uohg II. H.. DuNAl. 'ieIh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
MIR wANrrD--remaie.


WANTED-FORELADY OR FOREMAN.
one who thoroughly understands tale
or-mado gowns. viii pay biz salary Tor
au expert iu this line call ou A. j.
RINEARSON. SJ, east Franklin street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07

OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE. EXTEND
bon. Its agency force. wants capable
u.u and women 200 travel and appoint
agents. Salary. So month and eN-
r.u-es. Same lor local work Good op-
p0rtunitt TOR ambitious W0rknr-. APE
nr with reference. BUTLER s.
AIGER New Haven. Conn. l'-'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07

Warner Moore coal D. csrtdeut Call
Temporary phone 40. 1903
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
TOR SALE

FOR SALE. THE STOCK. FIXTURES
and GOOD WILL of GROCERY an1
LIQUOR STORE Good reason for sei.-
inc. Address IHOS. POST, care 1-,-
rier SO. 7. Hi"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
ACADEMY.
The Confederate Museum.

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
omen daily from 10 A. NJ. ~ L. NJ
Admission, - cents. Free on Satur-
DAYS. dei3-fy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07

/ .O00o00 BRICK. CLEANED FOR SALE.
Inquire James River Construction '"lH-
pany lIINal MIL hih'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07

By &. a. oliver Auctloneer,
No. 20 l.. Broad Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
by Augustine Royan & Go

Real Estate Auctioneers. ..,..- ,
No 10 Tenth street 0cader Bulldhg)
Manchester Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
CHARLES - PAGE.
DEALER is WOOD AND COAL.

,,.brqrifo r.r ............sth 10
Antfrr.'f. Stove and Nut .......... 40
Lump SnIint ...-.... ..-......-..-... j -
Hail SrHnt ....-...-. -.--.---.----- an
Regular customers VIII Doc served pr oii
price. CIIAS II. PAGE.
Twentieth anl Cary Phones lG5. oid ana
nev l-uD west Broad. Phones f0l old
and new. Hlh'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07

WANTED SECONDHAND REVERSE
BILE TNVALID'S CHAIR. Must be IN
good condition. Address r. +. s.. Jct-
foreon Hotel. mht
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07

WANTED BY A COUPLE \ FLAT OR
.f-nrrtirc rooms suitable FOR light
hous.kceriug Must be centrally located
and terms moderate. Adires-. with par
ucuiars. FLAT 80. ], care Times.
mh7
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
The Valentine Museum,

ELEVENTH. AND CLAY STREETS.
open daily from 10 a. NJ 10 T.. NJ
Admission. - cents. Free on Saturdays
del3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
PROFESSIONALS.
EXCURSIONS.

THE LADIES or HOLY TRINITY
church will give an EXCURSION 20
WILLIAMSBURG on MARCH 18th
Tickets. 800 round trip Tickets 90 be
had OF the ladies or Che Guild or at the
train Train leaves BrOad-Street depot
az . A. NJ mhJ
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16
The Whale Catch.

San Francisco, Aug. 16.-NaANs of the
whaling fleet cruising in the Behring sea.
off Unalaska, for the past six months, has
been received in a letter from Captain
Foley of the Gayhead, dated July 31.tThe
Gayhead has not been very Successful
this season, and the catch of the bark
John II Winthrop is awayycbelow the
average, but the Alice Knowles, though
she sighted fewer whales than any Of her
of the season. The Knowles lowered her
three times and caught four spout
ers." She arrived off the coast of Una
laska from her cruise on the 31st of July
with 800 barrels of oil. $50 of which is
sperm oil, and 5000 pounds of bone from
four right whales. The Galhead has bu.
lS7 barrels of sperm oil. $50 barrels of
right oil and 1000 pounds of Done from
w right whales. The bark John and
Winthrop has IS barrels of sperm oil
from one whale.
In a letter Captain Macomber of the
and Winthrop stated that he would
sail from Unalaska about the 10th of the
present month and endeavor to break the
run of bad luck which had pursued his
craft since she left this port. thief Officer
Towers of the Gayhead. whose hand was
blown to pieces by one of the ships guns
in an attempt to Ian a whale, is still
with the vessel. though unable to do any
work. The fleet was about to leave Una
laska for Behring sea-. the cutter Grant
being ready to tow the vessels out. The
steamer City Of Puebla has reached a
Francisco with II, bundles of whalebone
and a large quantity Of ivory and furs,
obtained by the steamer jeanette n
brought from the far north to Port Town
send on the j. M. Coleman.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16
Governor Is Responsible.

Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 16.-President NJ.
D. Ratchford of the United Mine Work.
ers, and a member of the subcommittee
on mines and mining of the industrial
committee, which has just investigated
the recent mining troubles at Wardner,
Idaho, in an interview declares that the
national government is in no way to
blame for the unfortunate state of af-
fairs at Wardner.
Governor ~Steunenberg Of Idaho and
his auditor of state. Mr.. Sinclair, DR..
french and others. who are acting under
him, are beyond any shadow of doubt the
only parties to whom this culpable wrong
can be charged" said Mr.. Ratchford.
I'm troubles of this kind, where life and
property have been taken and destroyed,
every good citizen must agree that the
executive of state has a duty to perform.
1t is his right and duty to restore law
and order, to guarantee every citizen of
the commonwealth the fullest protection
to their lives n property, to give to
those who are charged with offenses
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16
An Automobile Test.

Cleveland, O., Aug. 16.-The automobile
as a war engine is to be given a test next
week by Alexander Winton and Charles
B. Shanks of Cleveland, who have ar
ranged to tak a trip overland from Chi
cago to New York in a Winton automo-
bile and carry a message from Brigadier
General Anderson of Chicago to Major
General Merritt of New York. The au-
tomobile will start on it's trip from Chi
cago over the wagon road through ILL.,
nois, Indiana. Ohio and New York at
an early hour next Monday morning, and
an effort will be made to run the distance
in as short a time as possible. The trip
that has been planned has the support Of
the authorities of the war department,
who are taking great interest in the en-
terprise and have lent their assistance in
making the preliminary arrangements.
The trip is also intended as a test Of the
machine as a mail carrier.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16
Want Deep Waterway.

Chicago, Aug. 15.-A special to the Tri-
bune from Peoria, ILL.,, says: The valley
people of the Illinois river are again agi-
tating the subject of a deep waterway
from the lakes to gulf. To the end tina
immediate steps may be taken toward
the realizing of this ambition of 40 years,
delegates from the Upper and Lower IL
linois Valley associations met in Peoria
today and planned for a big river con-
vention to be held here in October. The
proposal of the river congress is that it
shall appeal to the federal government to
depart from the policy of slack water
navigation and return to that of deep
water navigation on the Illinois. At the
October convention it is proposed to y
present representatives from each county
affected by the deep waterway and drain
age canal, together with the governor.
state senators and representatives and
congressman and the drainage trustees
and interested citizens of Chicago.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16

against the law a fair and impartial trial
and to bring all criminals to justice. THIS
far the state should go and no further.
1t has nc moral nor legitimate right to
say who shall or who shall no. earn a
living by their labor within its borders.
nor has it a right to say to employers
whom they must or whom they must not
employ. That the miners organization
is criminal 1 emphatically deny, but that.
like organizations of men. criminals have
found their way into ii and have COM
mitted crime in the name of organized
the penalty of which must fall
every t~ades union in the country,
and for which they themselves should be
according to law. Trades
unions are not defenders of awlessness.
We neither encourage wrong doing nor
shield wrong dOers."
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16
Continental Republicans.

New York, Aug. ia special to the
Herald from Washington says: Senator
Clay of Georgia, a democrat, is quoted
in the midsummer political gossip here
as having expressed the belief that there
would be all ~anti-expansion republican
ticket in the field for the presidency next
year. According to this gossip the new
ticket is to be called 1.-The Continental
Republican and though it is not believed
that it will be possible TO get former
Speaker Reeds consent to head the tick
ct, he is counted on as n of it's most
effective supporters. Former Secretary
of the Treasury George S. Boutwell, of
Massachusetts, who is high in the coun-
sells of the anti-eXpansionists, is talked
of as the continental republican cahdi-
date for the presidency, and it is said
that the anti-expansionists, with him at
the head Of the ticket, would expect to
prevent the regular republican ticket
from carrying any of the New England
states.