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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1899-08-10
The Best Remedy for EIux.

Mr. John Matthias. Il well known stock
dealer Of pua3!ii ~. says; after
suffering for over week with iiux. and
my physician having Inilcd to rolicyo
mo, ! wns advised to try Chamberlain y
Collie Cholera and DInrrhua tomcdy,
and have tho pleasure Of stating that
the bali II one bottle cured me- For
sale hy Wnnburg 4 jagobs0I, druggists,
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve
Cures tiiss, sssids. barns,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1899-08-10

Moral: Never ride the wheels il
your head
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

was educated at McGW University. Nom
treal. where DEE took the degree VI. j.. c.
~. doctor Of Medicine and Master of
Surgery. in 1880. when De was just twen-
ty-one years Of age. and was appointed
surgeon of the Allen Linz of steamships.
his first ship being the "Hiherni1n
which made the voyage between Baltimore
and Liverpool. calling az Halifax. y. $.
For several years he saw a great part OF
the world as q surgeon I'm different pas
seugcr ines.
Returning TO Canada he settled m To-
ronto in lSs2. and had the degree of "a. j..
conferred upon him in 1853 by The Ioron-
to University. Tie SIS on the active sur
eical stan of the Toronto General Hos
pital. and secretary Of the medical staff
OF the Home for Incurabies, and enjoys
a large general practice.
Or. Ri0rden has been connected with
railway surgery since 1883. when he was
appointed district surgeon for The Grand
Trunk Railway Company.
Dr. Ri0rden will leave Toronto to-day
and will probably reach Richmond to-
morrow night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
nrnnh slrcct

Tomorrow night az Sis O'Clock the lit-
erary Department OF Tho EDworth League
OF ~Broad-street Methodist church VIII
give It's regular public entertainment In
the lecture room Of The churoh. There
VIII bo q most attractive programme pre-
scented. the central figure o, which VIII
De- a lecture on the Holy Land by Dr. w.
W. Moore. OF the Union Theological SEM
mary. The wide reputation Of this dis
unguishet speaker iEsures IN exceedingly
interesting and profitable evening.
The music viii be furnished by the
quartette choir ~ the church. Mrs. w.
NJ Yeaman viii give somo ~ her delight
ful readings. Miss smoDt and Miss Wolfe
Will De the instrument1lists. The pro-
gramme roads as follows.
!. Prayer. ,-.
=. Plano Solo-Mlss Fannie Wolfe.
2 Ouaricttc-NTssos Franklin and Tay-
Tor. Nessrs. Dashleil ana Lindsay.
4. Re~citation-Mrs. W.. NJ feaman.
r. SoiO-Mis5 Franklin.
q. Roc tatiOn-Mrs Ye1man.
T. ~Duet-Misses Franklin and TAYLOR.
q. Lecture. "The Holy Laud'-Dr w.
W. Moore. OF tho Union Theological SEMI
nary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
HudderSfaId WOrStodS,
TnE PRODUCT OF BEST
BRITISH LOOMS,
USUALLY SOLD FOR $25
AND $50 A SUIT, OUR
PRICE, WHILE
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early stages OF fires, which IS the critical
moment. and. like some OF our sister
cities. / am afraid we will learn by sad
experience and heavy losses that this Is
not the age for call men I'm fire depart
ments I'm cities as large as Richmond.
[ have So often spoken OF the necessity
OF a competent building Inspector that |
am almost ashamed 10 again refer 20 H.
but 10 is q duty owe 10 my fellow-citl-
Zens 20 call their attention 20 the fearful
loss of life among the hremen and citi-
zens OF other cities, too often caused by
the fiimsy construction OF buildings.
Buildings are inspected by officers ana
men OF this department. thereby greatly
iessening the danger Of fires.
One Of the greatest difficulties confront
ing the department is our water supply.
The small mains I'm many localities make
it impossible for the department 10 do
efficient work.
In many localities during the year IT
would have been impossible for the de-
partment % have done efficient work,
owing TO streets being torn up and allow
ed 90 remain SO for months. The in
creased number OF overhead wires is an
other serious obstacle which coniront5
the department. IN many localities 10 Is
impossible To raise O ladder.
The discipline OF theh department has
been most excellent-not n single dismiss
sal during the year. The officers and
men have shown by their fidelity 10 duty
and efficient work that they are worthy
OF the sacred trust committed 70 them
the preservation OF life and property OF
their fellOw-citizens.
The report also contains 2 complete re-
cord OF fires during the year, insurance
accidents. &c.
The Superintendent OF Fire Alarm and
Police Telegraph. Mr.. w. II. Thompson.
also submits a full and interesting report
and closes with the following recommen-
dations:
[ would most respectfully renew my
recommendations OF last year. We Will
never get any good results from orr bell
at HEADQUARTERS until we erect "a suitable
tower. IL Is almost impossible % hear the
bell az any distance. as long as IL is enc
closed. as NJ present. There should cer-
taiuly be six or seven bell strikers added
10 the system and the old method or
ringing the bells abolished.
A great number Of our poles are get
ting dangerous. and T would recommend
that all such be removed 40 once. We are
badly in need Of good copper wire 20 re-
place the iron wire. some OF which has
been IN service for twenty-five years. /
recommend that the same be done az
once.
The report Of DR.. Edward Mccarthy,
physician TO tho department. shows the
number OF men on the sick list during the
year 10 have been H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
THE FIRE DEPART MENT.
Eleventh Annual Report Issued Some
Interesting Reading

The eleventh annual report OF the Board
OF Fire Commissioner and the reports
OF the Chief Engineer OF the department
and Superintendent OF Fire Alarm Tele-
graph for the year ending December 81.
1893. has just been issued In neat pam
phlet form from the press OF the o. T..
Flanhart Printing Company, city printers.
The first page IL embellished with pic
lures OF the Board OF Fire Commissioners.
The book contains the report Of President
John II. F~rischkorn. a financial statement
OF the departments operations. an in
ventory Of the value OF the property OF
the department. which is assessed at SIS
SIS. the report OF Chief W. G.. Fuller.
Among other things the Chief makes the
following valuable observations and sug-
gestions:
1 am sorry to say that no increase was
made in this force during the year. Out
o. twelve companies. seven OF them have
only a part permanent force. the other
fivc a call force. This should not be. Men
working in all parts OF the city are not
OF much value to the department In the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Fort Harrison school.

After a most successful session under
the supervision OF Miss l.. Kate Chadick,
Fort Harrison school closed on Thursday.
the event being a most enjoyable one.
and was attended by an immense gather
ing OF patrons and friends Of the school.
The following shows who carried on
the ~laurels: Gold medals for scholarship.
won by Misses Minnie May Stennett and
Helen Agncw Childrey. Tor attendance.
Eliza Ridgcly and Master J. Earl sunday.
Master W. Lyme Burke was presented
with a handsome gold watch and chain
by his mother for Improvement.
He also would rave been a medalist
for scholarship had he not lost time on
account OF sickness.
Mr.. Jack Chlldrey delivered the prizes
with 4 very witty and becoming style.
Then came the pleasant feature OF the
occasion, the crowd repaired 70 the table
on the beautiful lawn. and partook OF the
tOothsOme viands which included all me
dellcac.es OF tho season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Black and Blue SargeS,
BOTH THE ROUGH AND
SMOOTH KINDS,
ALL FAST
GoloRS, AND THEY
ARE MOST WORTHY AND
DURABLE STUFFS,
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Board Of Health Of the state Of Ken
lucky.
Lit,e Miss Lucy Lawrence Lyme. OF
"Frascat. Orange county, Us visiting
her grandfather. SIR. Josiah Hyiand, Jr,
on MOutciro avenue.
J.. T.. Turpin VIII move his family into
the residence OF sir. -. Taylor on june
lst. occupying Dr. for the summer, or
until their new house is erected On Lamb
avenue.
Master Preston Turpin. who has been
sick for the past ten days is improving.
Mrs. Schwartz. of Virginia avenue, las
returned from q visit % her children al
Spring Grove. Penn.
Ut. ". Y. erosion. who underwent q
surgical operation at the So. Luko's Home
last week. was so TAR recovered as 10 De
expected home ON Saturday.
Mrs. sidney peters, who has been quite
sick for the past week. IS somewhat bet
ter.
Sargent Jones is improving. after his
recent attack. as are the other members
of the family. except their little son and
Mrs. Jones. who are quite sick.
DIP. Taylor and vito have returned 70
heir home at Montyale after a pleasant
.ieit Co their sister, Mrs. j. VI. Roberts,
90 Lamb avenue.
AT interesting game OF bail was played
ID Friday afternoon etwee The Little
Stars and Slugeers. the score being Il TO
"a On favor o. the Stars.
The Athletic ball team left for Bon Air
this morning TO play q team at that
place.
Miss Castleman. who has been visiting
the Misses Hutchinson for several days,
viii return 20 her home no B~erryvllle, Va,
nH an. .L.HM Lm.L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
A nellrhtfnI Entertainment.

TIL Entertainment given at the residence
OF Mrs. william Gilman. No. 922 west
Marshall street. last wednesday night, for
the benefit OF Monroe Baptist church.
proved a complete success In every par
tlcuiar. The ~tableaux representing the
different books were an attractive feature.
Two Of these. "Hero and Hero Worship
pers." and stepping Heavenward." were
unusually beautiful. The singing by the
Richmond College Quartette was greatly
enjoyed. Mrs. Brengle sang two solos
With much sweetness and expression. and
Miss peoker's Rotations were heartily
spplaudea. Tho violin solo by Miss Koin-
er was one Of the most enjoyable features
OF the entertainment. During the evening
refreshments were served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Inca.coca at the Soda Fountains.
\ MOST PROMINENT CITIZEN
WRITES

Dear Sirs,-About n year ago, having ar
ranged TO 20 on a hunting trip, ! found
myself unable 20 raise my arm, having
an attack Of rheumatism. 1 went into
your store and asked II you could help
me out. as l did not want 10 be disap-
pointed. You sold me a bottle OF your
Dixie Nerve and Bone Liniment. which
I used freely, rubbing vigorously with
II that night, and / was most asreeably
surprised when getting up the next morn
ing TO find the Rheumatism entirely cured
and my arm perfectly we'll. I am glad
10 say I have had no return OF Rheuma-
tism since.
/ told the above to a friend suffering
the same way. and he tried your Dixie
Nerve and Bone Liniment," and was as
speedily cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
GEN. HARRY HETH IS ILL.
He is Paralyzed in Washington and Is
Not Expected 60 Recover.
News was received here yesterday n

News was received here yesterday that
General Harry Hcth has been stricken by
paralysis. ia Washington. and Is very III.
He Is ~well-knOwu here % has rela-
tiycs TN and near Richmond. Mrs. Ben.
II. owen. Jr.. is his niece.
General Heth was O. malor-general in the
Confederate service. Since the war he has
resided I'm washington. His brother.
Captain Stockton Heth, and Governor
Tyler married sisters.
General Hcth was one Of the first COM
manders to lead his troops into the Get
tysburg fight. Before the civil war, he
was In the United states Army. having
been graduated from West Poin'. lie
had warm friends in Generals Grant and
Burnside. President Grant had him APP
pointed TO i position in the Interior De-
partment.
General Heth IS seventythree years old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
FROM THE CAPITOL.
Departments TO BE Closed On Memo
rial Day-Other Matters.

Tuesday being Memorial Day and n ma
tional holiday. the Capitol and Library
offices viii be closed.
The Board of Public Works viii leave
tomorrow on a tour OK inspection Of the
Atlantic Coast-Llno property.
on account OF the lack Of funds 10 run
the Department of Agriculture, COmmis-
sioner K0iuer has had 90 dispense with
the services Of Nr. u. j. Stratton. u APP
pOmatt0x. the inspector OF fertilizers,
durin- the summer months.
Tie has made an excellent official and
on one triD this year his work brought
into the state Treasury $l.1yO i taxes on
fertilizers that might have escaped a
alton.
Mrs. Edward Echois wife OF the Lieu
tenant Governor. called ON Governor
TYLER Yesterday. accompanied by Mr.. cas-
tleman. OF Kentucky.
Another 0f the Governors visitors was
Mr.. Wm. J. Perry. ~ %Staunt0n.
The Adiutant General has been in
formed Of the election OF Charles j. Cal
row as Junior Lieutenant of Division A.,
Naval Reserves. Tie served CALAMITY IN
the late war as an ensign.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
SUSSEX LIGHT DRAGONS.
\ Complete Roster OF This Gallan
Confederate Organization.

An issue Of the Petersburg Express.
published September 49, 1861. gives the
roll Of the Sussex Light Dragons. =
number OF the members OF which arc
stll living. some ia this ely. The roster
is as follows
Captains. w. Belsches.
First L~ieutenant-G. II. Dlllard.
Second Lleuttlaut-Wm. y. Blow. p
Third L~leutenant-P. s. Parker. O.
First Sorgeaut-H. o.. Moyler. f
Second Sergeant-T. A. Dllard.
Fourth Sergeant-T. H.. Johnson.
First Corporai-F. l. Nellines. ..
second Corporal-J. T.. Barker.
Third CorpOral-r. F. Dlllard.
Fourth COrpOral-G. 5. Riyes.
prlvates-J. ID. Atkins. T. w. Atkins,
VIM. J.. Atkins. 4. NJ. Atkins. b.: r..
Blrdsong Henry Birdsong. 4. ;. Bird
song. :. j. Blrds0ng. j. A.. Bishop. ~ G..
Briggs. Andrew Briggs. r. X. Btins.
O. II. Baird. T.. II. Chappell. J l.. chap
peli. VIM. ID. Chappell. j.. r. CEappell' X.
A. Cooke. J.. A. Cotton. J.. j. billiard.
w. %. billiard. j. II. D0bie. \. T. pQbie.
r. NJ. Dohie. y. l.. Doble. 4. II. Eils.
G.. W. Gillian. Robert J. GUaltney. WIN.
II. Gwaltney. D.. F. Harrison commits
sary). R. *. Harrison. II. >. AAlrlSyn'
J.. ". Harrison. r.. $. Harrison w.
Harrison. TriZvant Harrison. Is. T.. lar
crave. w. ~. H~lnsherger. James u. ltar-
rel. Il. -. Holt. = ~. Jones j. X. Jones.
T.. Z. Jordan. II. q. Kelly samuel Llttle,
master). !. VI. ~. Marable. r. $ Nor
gan. J. Edward Nfoyior. +. d. NiDbett.
J.. r.. Norris. }. \. Parker VIM: ~
Parker. r. A Parker. J. ?. Iarner, =;
Raines b. r. Raines. g. r.. Ilyes. W. b.
r.. -. Snain. y. Thorp. r. O. West.
!. I. White r. w. White \. D. White.
IT Y. walker. George Walker. A. G..
winston. and ". W Wood9on.
The naper from which The above was
taken Is I'm the possession OF capt George
J. Rogers. OF this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
CONFERENCE OF
WEST RICHMOND.
It VIII Meet in Centenary Church
Next Tuesday,
REV, DR.. GARLAND TO PRESIDE.
The Duties Of the Conference To Re
view the Work and Adopt Plans
for It's Advancement in Accord
with the Church Laws.
REV. DR.. GARLAND TO PRESIDE.

The conference OF the West Richmond
District will convene at 9 o'clock A. NJ,
Tuesday. the 9th. In Centenary church.
of this city, Rev. Dr. j. Powell Garland
presiding.
This conference represents p pastoral
charges IN this city. and the counties OF
Hanover. King William, Caroline, Louisa,
Goochland. Chesterfield and Powhatan.
The membership OF a district confer
ence IS composed Of all the clerical MEM
beers OF the annual conference within its
bounds, all local preachers. and three
lay delegates from each pastoral charge.
LARGE MEMBERSHIP.
This district has sixty-three houses OF
worship. sixty Sunday-schools, n a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
BARTON HEIGHTS.
The Election OF Town Ohiccrs-Pcr-
sonals and Briefs.

80"
The election Of town officers on Thurs
day passed Off very quietly and Without
any excitement whatever. The three
councilmen elected TO I'm vacancies
caused by the expiration of term, 'yer2
Messrs. Deuoon, Meyers. and Lea. Mayor
Starritt belng elected for a second term.
ChlldIeu's Day exercises at The M. r..
church in this place ON last Sabbath
were We'll attended. and a most interest
Ing programme rendered. Two very small
children who brave.y recited before the
audience deserve special mention-Mas-
ter Leon Johnson. who gave Good Nd
Vice" and little Katie Starritt. who re-
heated Jesus Loves U.s. These babies
were heartily applauded.
The committee on entertainment, Mrs.
Wright. Mrs. Perkins. Mrs. Peters. and
Miss Watkins. were untiring in their ef-
forts 20 give an entertainment pleasing
10 all.
Dr. William Bailey and wife, OF Louis
vile. Ky. were the guests Of Mrs. ".
K. Bache during the past week. DR..
Bailey was q delegate t1 the recent cone
,ention in Richmond representing the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
REV. J.. POWELL GARLAND. D. D.

membership Of SOLO. II contributed dur
ing the last ecclesiastical year for mis-
siOns s.. 151, and for all purposes, Sis.1sS.
4 district conference has no legislative
authority, but reviews its work for the
purpose OF ascertaining its general con-
dition. y adopts plans for executing its
work IA harmony with the laws Of the
church. and the resolutions OF the annual
conference.
ELECT DELEGATES.
4 district conference elects four lay
delegates 20 the next session OF the an
nual conference.
This conference will hold morning and
afternoon sessions, with preaching at
Centenary church at night. The opening
sermon will be preached Tuesday night by
Rev. VI. L. Williams. Of Chesterfield
on Thursday night the Centennial
Church Extension Society will hold a
mass-meeting in the interest of city evan
g~elization.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Renoyating Omces.

The tower az The city Hall IS az pres
emit closed 70 the public and the Office OF
the fire. alarm and telegraph department.
through which admission 10 the tower Is
gained. IL being thoroughly renovated.
The contract for the frsscoing Of the
ceiling and walls IN the several rooms
has been awarded 10 Mr.. A. f. sauer-
valid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

We will sell the following cheap;
Strictly Fresh Prime Country Butter
2 pounds for CSC.
quarts Mason's Improved Glass Fruit
Jars, 45c. dozen.
One-half gallon Mason's impsoNeu
Glass Fruit Jars. 55c. dozen.
This Is n rare bargain; come carry
8. Ullman's Son. Downtown stores
lS2O-lSz2. east Main street, old phone $40;
new phone. 500. Uptown store, 300 sast
Marshall; old and new phone. ~ Man
chester stores. l-l2-l2li Hull street. new
ADAone, 1878.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Coming Marriage.

Cards are out announcing the engage
ment of Miss Bertha Nadine Mothmer.
one OF Richmond's beautiful and accom-
pilshed young ladies. TO Mr.. J. Harry
Epstein. a prominent merchant OF Co
lumbia, s. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
FREE LESSONS IN ART EMBRoID-
cry,

Misses Clark & Casey. Of Chicago,
will give free lessons In all the latest
Calcutta, Ecclesiastical, Bulgarian, orlen-
tai and flower designs. for the next two
weeks az Miller & Rhoads. Second Floor.
Lesson hours. l0-l2 \. NJ. 3-5 p. NJ. All
ladies' cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Candidate for Hnusp

col. George Wayne Anderson has de-
,cided TO enter the race FOR the House OF
Delegates.
There arc now about a dozen candidates
In the neld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Policy on Building.

The Greenwich Insurance Company.
represented in Richmond by John IL.
Claiborne & Son, had a policy of $500
on the foundry building OF the Watt
PIow Company. destroyed by fire Friday
niDhf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
MANY SURGEONS
TO MEET HERE.
Two Railroad Associations to Hold
Annual Sessions,
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
Tho Southern Surgeons VIII Convene
Tomorrow Morning, tic larger
Association Following on We'd
ncsday for Three Days Session

-
The Association OF the southern ham
way Company viii mcct at the Masonic
Temple tomorrow for a. two-day session.
This association embrace the anl6-
connected with the southern railway and
It's branches, OF which Dr. 1noisc ips'
OF this city. is president. and . large
attendance Is expected no this meeting
The following programme has been ar
ranged.
MONDAY SESSION.
Monday morning essloh. . ocioe-
Prayer Report OF committee ON N'a'
ments. Report OF Secretary ana 1ie"a-
urerl. Address hy President George
Ross. Richmond. Va. "IIrst AID in haii-
way Injuries. by Surgeon =. a.. fal-
coaer. Lexington. Ky. septic Infection
D Myoiitla.' by Surgeon o.. W. os'in'
Gainesville, Ca, Ceases in Railway sur
gerry, 10y surgeon Charles l. GORDON
Dalton, a Address by br satnuei g.
Benedict. Athens Ca-subject. "lAe SUI
gerry of Empyema. Notes ON some re
cent Eye Cases ln Railway fiacace' by
Sureoon-Ocullst Dunbar hoy, Atlanta Ga
Afternoon Session-'ireatment of ffac-
lures in Railway Surgery by Surgeon
w. ODanlel, Billiards. Ca. GAP Don-
pound Ir"ciiie OF inc Una co. CoN..
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IAtIaplNt"" N"-'7 'L 4"t '' i."4
WY surgery 10y econ H-
Ioro. Augusta 'a D'ht'ast L,'"een
Sno.N ana fe's"eu l".t our
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At,i""H "' 10y bE WINS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

The funeral Of Mrs. George W. cfutch-
geld will take place from Monumental
church at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

Inca-coca contains no Opium or Nor
phine.
The evening times., 1899-09-15
CUBAN EDITORS PROTEST.
Highly Indignant Over the Action
of Secretary Root.
They Still Claim That the SUPPRESSION
of Eel Recoucentrado Was Contrary
to LAW and Justice, and Say They
VIII Appeal to the President-Gen-
ernI Ludlow Bitterly Denounced.

Editors Arnauto and Cervantes, OF "El
Reconcentrado,'' the Cuban paper in Ha-
vana which was suppressed by order Of
General Ludlow are chagrined with the
action of Secretary Root who yesterday
denied their petition praying for a revo-
cation Of General Ludlow's decree.
Speaking on the subject to Times re-
porter this morning the Cuban editors said
I'VE shall protest against Secretary Root s
decision and appeal to the President for
justice, and if failing these we shall lay
our cause before Congress. It is very clear
to US that Secretary Root has made his
decision on ex parte testimony, or rather
he has not troubled himself further than
to read the statements submitted by Gen.
eral Ludlow whom Ell Reconcentrado did
not hesitate to. severely criticise and ridi-
cule. This is apparent in the fact of the
endorsement which Secretary Root made on
our application for Justice, and which he
gave TO the press yesterday This one SEN
tence shows that the Secretary of War
knows nothing concerning the Spanish laws
IN force in Cuba: 1T is to be regretted
The evening times., 1899-09-15
Girls Complete Outfit,
$780,.

Consisting of Wool Dress. Shoes
Hose. Hat-an aggregate value of near
Iy So
TIE Dresses are made of serge and
Fancy Plaid Worsted. in Blouse style.
trimmed with braid Very pretty novel
ties. Several combination effects 20
choose from Worth SO.
The Hose are fast black. Derby Rib
bed, and One-and-oae Ribbed. Worth
15c. pair.
The Sfoes are made of soft and plia-
be Kid. with solid leather soles; neat
ly lasted; easy and durable Worth
$1.75.
The Hats are Tan, Royal Blue. Brown.
Black. and Grey Cowboy shapes. with
three rows ef silk wire on brim. satin
hands, quills, and fancy buckles. Worth
S1.o0
These Outfits can be supplied at this
price for all ages from to 15 years.