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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-25
Through sleepers and Chair Cars to
San Antonio via MiIann

Pullman sleepers and free chair cars
leave Topeka daily at 1920 a. m. via
Santa. F'e Route. Absolutely no change
of cars. An irreproachable service.
Folders, tickets. and reservations may
be had by applying to T. L. King.
Agent, Depot
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-25
HOLIDAY RATES

Via "The Rock Island Route
Tickets on sale December % to 25:
also December so to January 1st. final
limit January 18th 1900. See Rock Is
land AGENTS for fun Information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

,...oneho,a Port Hudson. on the Missls-
s,ppi river. prior to placing his army IN
,osi,,on II became necessary to seha war
vessels 20 hat point and. II possible run
,ho h,ockade and thus cut OFF the supplies
=, Tho Confederate forces. which were con-
,ributed from Shreveport on transports
down Red river Farragut's feet was dis-
matched to do the work, and on arrival
began bombarding and throwing sheiis
from the mortar vessels into the INES oc-
cupied by the Confederate forces COM
manded by General Gardner.
The position OF the Confederates was
considered very strong on account Of the
forfiGoauons. consisting OF nine batteries
with from eight TO ten guns each, on
bluff' and two mortar batteries down the
river George Dewey was a young lieu
tenant lust from the Naval Academy, on
ORC Of the largest vessels Of this heet-
tho jssissippi-commanded by Captain
Smith. This vessel had hity-iour. ldise
guns. 200 small arms, $50 marines ana OF
hcers. with the capacity Of turning loose
q broadside az twenty-seven guns at one
time. Said Captain Mcdaniel in an inter-
view to-day:
after one OF the most terrible artil-
lerv engagements ever saw, and the loss
by fire OF one OF the finest vessels Of the
United states navy, the Mississippi, on
which was Lieutenant George Dewey, the
Federals succeeded in running the block
AIDE on the night of March list. 1t was
then and there that Dewey got his first
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
nIGyEsS OF NEW YORK.
4 Feature of 1t That Particularly
Strikes One Visitor.
(New York SUM


ct is a big town" said a stranger. Il
don't think I should ever get tired OF
lust walking around and looking at the
buildings and the people and the electric
carriages. and feeling the wonderful sort
of current that's in the air all the time
Rut do YOU know what somehow makes
the town seem bigger still 20 me? mat
the fact that there are places here Wheie
they deal in just one single thing ana
one only. ,.,.o,,..
1--WE run across a place. a wholesale
dealers. where they sell nothing put celc-
nv. You see a few punches OF celery, OF
a dozen. or fifty punches, at a market
Tut here's a man that's in the celery busi-
ness and nothing else, that keeps wagons
running and men working, ana an 'Hd'
sort of thing, just handling ana denver
ing celery. .,o =, e,--
'SThen I'VE run across a dealer IN iur-
niture. who sells nothing Whatever Du'
folding chairs. Just makes a business the
year round and year after year uea lllt'
in folding chairs, just the same do man
might deal in groceries. 49,.
,"rben I've seen a store here where they
coll nothing but suspenders; just suspend
crs Well. now. really and truly thaI
makes me laugh l do truly think store
Ga,,oted 10 the sale of suspendefs ah0
g,,snanders only, Is the oldest store
evsr came across. I haven't seen any
tbiug here that hit me harder than thaI
suspender store. III. ,,.o,t
"It must be a great city, with great
MANY people in il, that can support IS
tablishments where they sell one tilhs
only. and the more think OF IL INC NiO''
Impressive it all seems
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
PETERSBURG TOBACCO SALES.
The Figures show II Great Increase
Over Last Year.

PETERSBURG, VA, september %
(Special)-AIr j. 3. McCulloch, the In
spector Of tobacco furnishes the follow
ing official comparative statement of the
inspections and sales OF tobacco In Pc
tersburg for the past three years:
October /, 1898. TO September 80. 1879
Hogsheads inspected. 1920; hogsheads on
hand inspected, 33i hogsheads on hand
for inspection. 1852; sales Of loose tobacco
y. HOSP pounds.
October l. 1897. to September 30 1865
Hogsheads inspected. 26jj hogsheads on
hand inspected 80, hOgsheads on hand
for inspection 10; sales OF loose tobacco,
9.5lS125 pounds ,,o-
October I. 1896. 10 september 30. 1897
Hogsheads Inspected, $50. hogsheads on
hand inspected. 7ll; hOgsheads on mana
for inspection IA; sales OF loose tobacco
S3f5. 500 pounds III,
be shown that this years business SHOWS
q large and very gratifying increase over
that OF the two previous years. The IN
crease I'm inspections over 1897 is l,llO
hoesheads and the increase IN sales OF
loose 4Og5222 pounds. In comparison
with 1SqS this year shows an increase IN
Inspections of 2.2l0 hogsheads ana I'M sales
Of loose an increase OF 2S2Z,1d pounds.
All Of the loose sold IN Petersburg IS
dark tobacco, and with the exception OF
about 300 hogsheads all OK the priced to-
bacco Is dark.
The above figures do not include a large
quantity OF tobacco bought IN other mar
kats and brought here for manufacturing
purposes. which does not pass through
the warehouses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
Emporia Mention.

FNPORIA. VA, September D-Cspe-
cial)-The fan term OF tho Circuit Cour'
opens on the % promlxo, with quit-
run docket
Rev o. u. Ryland has returned from
the meeting OF the Portsmouth sssocie
ton.
Mrs G.. Il. Bailey has returned TO her
home, iu Raleigh. y. e..
Mr. A. b. Hitchcock. who has recently
returned from a trip t0 Nova scotia, WIS
In town yesterday.
Rev. G. =. Ryland. Of the Baptist
church. and Rev ". A. Davidson. or lh'
Methodist church. viii commence unio"
meeting tomorrow morning 90 tho zap
tiEt church.
Mr.. T. l.. Turner who has been 'epny
Grand Master OF Masons Tor more man
twenty years. is deharred from vis'iius
the lodges in his district this year OWNS
10 sickness. He has notified the FNi'o''
secretaries 10 this effect
Mrs. George : Bruce, or Johesoo'
Ark. Is on a visit % her mother Mrs
/. Turner -
Mrs. Fannie Mason Cooke mas t''N' W.
from the Buffalo IIthla SPRINGS
NJ Allan Green IS IN town TO-DAY
MIR W. +. Dear was In PetersoHfs y"
yesterday. ,..tuv
New cotton is coming IN eu'te
and prices realized are fairy S'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

Lessons in the destruction OF war Nes9Vi''
1,.rrog,,t's fleet was arranged IN Single
6la mn and down the river, with the haI'-
ford port holes closed IN the leau' "'
cy,itzerIand. a smaller vessel, was las
ned IN tho Hartford on the opposite
,ido from The Confederate batteries. BUN
,,essels were painted black, and the hsht
was as dark as Egypt. The MISSISSIPPI
was next in line, and was the hrst NesSol
10 open fire on our batteries bdO'eIE
No Q. a hot-shot battery on the extreme
end of the line next TO the enemy N1S
the first battery to receive the hre ol the
enemy's fleet. This was commanded DS
Captain Ramsey, Of the Alabama arul-
lery. and was the only battery "h'Ch USeu
red-hot shell exclusively.
"rhe process Of firing was necessarily
slow on account OF handling the balls ana
the heat produced in the guns. lheIe
were only four shots fired, three OF when
TOOL, effect. set the vessel on fire. ana
burned If up. It became necessary Tor
All on board to get of the ship TO save
their lives. Lieutenant George Dewey.
with $50 men. lowered boats and escaped
IN the opposite side Of the river, and took
refuge I'm a sugar-mill. During the night
a force OF 300 Confederates crossed the
river in life-boats. proceeded to the mil,
captured Lieutenant Dewey ana the so
marines and brought them prisoners TO
Port Hudson. Being surrounded, ana nav
t,,, M place to keep prisoners where they
could be protected from the fire of their
ovvn men. and not wishing TO hold them
nm between us and the enemy, they were
immediatelv sent to Baton Rouge and eN-
changed. / was i'm the fight. and COM
manded the Confederate batteries that
did this work"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
NInscngni,s RoyaI critic.

Mascagni, the famous composer OF
"Cayaneria Rusucana," few years ago
was asked to entertain the royal court
in Rome. lie DID so, and delighted his
audience. When he had finished playing
he started a conversation with little
princess who had stood near the piano
during the recital and had shown every
sign of deep interest, relates the Phiia-
delphia Saturday Post As matter OF
TACT, she had Deen instructed by her
mother to say, if any question should be
asked. that Mascagni was the greatest
musician in Italy
The composer asked her which Of the
great living masters she liked best, and
the proud mother turned toward the
child 10 hear the pretty little speech
which had been taught 10 her. Instead
OF the compliment came the whitening
remark;
There are no great masters living.
They are al dead
The musician gave a little start, ana
then said:
your Excellency, permit me 10 con-
graduate you. You are the most truth
ful critic I'm Europe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
CD FASHIONABLE O
AND WINTER CLOTHING
FOR LITTLE MEN.
Your Boy. Of Course You're Proud Of Him

THAT BOY MUST BE QUITE AN IN
STITUTION IN YOUR FAMILY. OF
course, you want to dress him we'll We
are figuring for that contract continual
". II he is anywhere from TO years Of
age you'll perhaps want a Stylish Nestee
Suit for him. We have them in all styles
and all prices. In fact we are showing
an elegant assortment. II he is about 70
don his first pants, you ought to see the
Cute Little Novelties we have for him
We can fit him out IN any style Waist
you desire, either plain or fancy We
have nobby Caps and Tams to cover his
head. and all I'm good style. We arc sell
ing an exceedingly attractive and dura-
bic Vestee Suits for boys at H.f-yery
handsomely made and trimmed, and has
thus far proved to be a big trade winner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
A Well Boy.

WE KNOW EXACTLY HOW THE
AVERAGE BOY GOES THROUGH HIS
CLOTHES. so we anticipate his needs in
their construction. We know the methods
Of strengthening the weak points. We are
builders. with more than a half century's
experience over our shoulders. We make
BOYS Suits that will wear. The Knee
Pants Suits that you buy here are made
from cloths that are thoroughly tested
as far as the wearing features are con-
cerned. The Innings are Of standard quail
tv. the seams are tapped, double stitched;
the Pants have wide. double, reinforced
seats. that extend from one side-seam TO
the other; patent elastic bands, riveted
buttons. suits Ike these will stand the
knocks. Extraordinary wearers at NsS
and finer ones rise in small steps for
choice of patterns, textiles. and individual
notions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
RALEIGHS BUDGET.
Charged With Extensive Fraud
Other Mention.

RALEIGH, n. c., September 30-(Spe-
cial )-TO-day United States lOst-Oflce-
Inspector Hunter arrived here from Kan
sas City 10 see SeCrctary-ot-State Tlomp-
son about a great fraud which "a man
named b. H. Morse it is alleged, perpe-
trated upon the people OF the West.
Morse represents the "Alaska-hloudyke
Improvement and Manufacturing Com
pany. capital $1,000 Incorporated under
the laws OF North Carolina" and has
victims by the hundred. Tho stock ceru-
ficates are beautifully engraved, the work
having been done by Mitchell & CO., OF
Chicago, and are Of SO each. Morse is boz
jail at Kansas City. Mr.. Hunter came
here 70 see II any such company had ever
been chartered here. lie found that %
had not been. lie desires that Secretary
of-State Thompson shall appear AS a w.t.
ness against Morse. Mr.. Thompson said
that IL he did not appear one Of his
clerks would. Mr. Hunter says the gov
eminent is particularly dosrous " con-
victing Morse. The latter. he alleges. has
Vctlmzed many widows. lie did dig
business I'm the way of registered mail
Governor Russell has received the resis-
nation OF Lieutenant $. .. smith, ~ me
Asheyile Light Infantry. who becomes 4
lieutenant in the Forty-seventh Regiment
Rev william $ Lacy. formerly pastor
folk. and whose life has been dcsp1ired
Of. IS back here az his birthplace IN WAS
thought he would die at Baltimore on
the way here. He Is better now and more
hopeful than AZ any time within "a year.
The State Veterinarian was to-day ado
vised Of an outbreak Of splenic-feyer In
Mr.. w. l.. Taylor's nerd of cattle ID
Granville county. and that five have died.
The Supreme Court adyauccs the case
-, ID be-
solicitors I'm the ten counties composing
the Western Criminal Circuit. claiming
that he is by law entitled 10 be solicitor
I'm all Tho case rs TO be argued Monday.
President Alderman. OF the University
OF North Carolina, IS here. Tie IS delight
cd at the large attendance. There 1le
nine young women students
The State Board Of Education was d.
session to-day, and granted life cerua-
Gates 20 five teachers.
To-day the Executive Committee of The
trustees Of the Methodist Orphanage here
accepted plans for tho cottages which
are 10 surround the central building. Each
cottage win accommodate a matron ana
twenty-five children. Tho buildings Wi.
be Of brick, stOne-irimmed Work 90 me
first one will begin IN october II WI.
be some timo before work begins ON me
main building
The Supreme Court TO-DAY hoard rtgi-
ment I'm the damage suit .n which i1'
Seaboard Airline by the failure ~ if
attorneys 10 ne appeal I'm time. iost i.
case in which the lower court gave ilV'
damages against it because OF ,he a'Ies'i
burning of am refractory here Dy I0cl-
motive sparks. The railway cln'ms mo.
A. must not suffer because of negligence ~
attorneys. ana hence seeks o. ger me
case on It's feet again in the supremo
tgurf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
HEBREWS LIVE LONGEST.
Scientific Research Shows Some ne
mnrLabie Facts.

fBali Mail taN'Atfl
From time immemorial physical vigor
has been considered a sine qua non 10
longevity. The races that distinguished
Themselves in the history OF the world
for their aggressiveness. their physical
proves and valor, have, in the MAN, the
Family Doctor observes. been people
Injured TO hard manual labor, out-of-door
exercise. and active modes Of living Inc
Greeks Of old were as assiduous in their
devotion 10 .heir sports and games as tne
Engiishnan OF to-day IS 10 national pas
times Of cricket and racing, or the Ger
man 10 his fencing. The Teuton or the
nineteenth century, in physical deFeiop-
ment. SURPRISES all other races. ana rules.
the world He is what some one has duo-
bed a masculine race. He IS. on the whole
a long-lived race He works With MS
hands. with his body, with his legs, ana
with his brain-in fact. he works aito-
ecthor. He IS not apt TO stunt one por-
ton Of his physical makeup TO aid In &c
veIoping another portion. In his normal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

YOUR BOY Is TOO IMPORTANT AN
INDIVIDUAL to be poorly dressed. we
can dress him comfortably and nicely
without your making anything IKE an
extravagant outlay. We can fit him III
Suit. Top Coat, Hat. or Furnishings and
you'll find that there'll be a saving IN
rrico consistent with quality in every
thing you buy here. vestee Suits for lit
tie fellows. sizes 3 to s, three pieces
Jacket Pants. and vest-vest made dou-
ble-breasted. detachable breast-shieid'
from Csc. and gradually grade along unui
YOU reach the very cream Of childrens
attire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
mIpDLEsEx COUNTY COURT.
4 Defective Indictment i'm the
Dredge Cases.

STORMONT. VA, September SO-(Spe-
cial)-County court has been In session
at Saluda since Wednesday morning.
Judge Garrett has just adjourned it over
until next Tuesday. when will be resumed
the trial of Luella Braxton Tor the muir
Ger Of Thomas Crittenden.
The jury I'm the dredse cases fined JEFF
ferson Ashburn and william Mason so
each and gave them one day in jail; bat
their counsel moved au arrest of Jucg
ment on the ground that tne Indictment
d.d not aIlege that the paroles had un-
lawfully dredged. Their motion was
granted, and the Prisoners discharged.
The grand jury was again summoned and
q new indictment found. The cases were
then continued until the regular October
term.
The case Of James Bundy Tor ASSAULT
ng and stabDing Richard Wormley was
tried and Bundy fned 50 and sent 20 the
county Jail for thirty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

SOME BOYS ARE HARDER Oy
THEIR CLOTHES THAN OTHERS
Boys will be boys. They'll romp muo.
climb. and have lots OF fun. It abs
strongly-made clothes TO keep them me
specially clad. You can come here and
get Clothes for the tough boy indt p.I
hold him-ClOthes that are built win
every careful strengthening feature f..
can Dee applied. The cloths are carefully
selected from dOuble-miilcd. extra heavy
pure wool twcods. The cOlorirgs arc such
that will not show spots nor become
dusty or dingy from abuse. whilst fhs
goods mas sufficient elasticity th0l-l
heavy. 90 hold its shape and avoid
ging al the knees and elbows The bu-
tons are strong. and tho seams don't BOO.
and there are hundreds Of other features
in the interior finish which YOU don
see that are important and give strCrgfh
and service TO the garment Tho >-r
Suits for boys from ages to l6 srs
wonderful creations of value. sighlIra
and service These are moving ouf la
People know good thing when they SEQ
n. All sizes i'm stock now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
lRaltimnre SUM-

II the consolidation Of properties cheap
ems production and enlarges output, Tie
recent changes OF ownership ot iron FUR
races I'm Virginia promises increased IN
5ustrial activity IN that state, Some %
the Virginia furnaces that could not 1e
rur Al "A profit have recently been added
TO Tho holdings OF a strong corporation
which is intent upon utilizing them. The
Virginia Iron Coal and Coke Company
of Bristol, Tenn. is said 10 own every
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
GIGANTIC WINE CASK.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTN-FoUh
PERSONS DINE IN IT.
IS FOR THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
The Great Tun Made for a Wealthy
French Wine Merchant, VINO
Want, 10 Guido the Americans
Something About It's Dimensions.

NANCY. FRANCE. August ST. have
dined In wine-cask. Furthermore, ]
have dined In the biggest wine-eask ever
built in the history or either wine or
casks. II was the event Of lifetime.
II was immense. colossal. magnificent.
Who could fail 10 have an appetite under
such circumstances? Not an American.
surely. for mammoth things come 20 him
rs natural as nature. and not as sur
prise than stuns the appetite So I took
with me 20 the greatest cask over built a
good. healthy hunger. that only lost
after the splendid spread prepared for the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

furnace in Southwest Virginia, East Ten
nessee. and Eastern Kentucky, except
one at pulaski, Va. and this, too Is tA-
pected to fall into its hands. y CORE
spondent of the New York Commercial
declares. in respect 90 the Bristol lur-
mace. that within o few months TINS
company will be able to make IRON cheap
er than any other in the South, OWNS 10
~ fact that necessary material is owned
nv. r. which lies within three miles OF the
furnace and is handled over it's own line
Of raflrOad "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
Broke an Arm for Five Cents.

Broken arms come cheap. Walter Jonn-
sen. a colored man. got one Tor > cc1 s
al the Old Market last night. He went
up to "a negro and dunned him for nick Il
nc owed him. The alleged debtor re-
p,ied he owed him nothing. and gave
johnson d blow on the arm, which broke
81 thee inches above the elbow. Dr..
Davis and Dr. Rex were with the ambl-
Iance when IL responded, and they set
the broken arm. They said the break
was very bad one. Johnson could not
remember the name of his assailanl, who
Is sull al large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

KEW YORK. sep ember @.--Jockey
Danny Mahor has been suspended by inc
Jockey Club stewards, the announcement
belrs made at Gravesend to-day. ne
stewards referred Makers case ID ihe
Jockey club. with O. recommendation tht'
his license DE- taken away. Manner riue
on Peep o'-Day on Friday last was lAe
n.-... IL hi. -usponsLOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
ACCIDENT IL Tunnel.

Freight.
SALEM. VA. september spec'al)-
AZ IL o'clock A Nj yesterday the west
bound freight or the Norfolk and West
ern railroad was wrecked IN big Tun-
nell" about twenty miles west OF Salem.
While it Was going through the tunnel
tho coupling OF one OF the cars broke.
The air brakes were put ON, and remain
cd on the disconnected cars. The engine
backed TO recoupie. hut the cars were
held tight Dy Che brakes and as there
was no room for rebound the cars piled
upon one .inother, catsiue mucn damage
10 the train. No one was hurt, but tho
passenger train, No. A. va delayed about
four hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
Wedding Postnoned.

WARE NECK. VA. September Co.
Especial The marriage OF Miss Nina Ia
liafcrro 20 Mr.. Henry Osborne sanders
Will take place on october 18th, and not
on the date previously announced. The
p0stponement Is owing 20 the Illness of
Mrs General Taliaferro. no Invitations
viii be issued. The wedding Will be a
very quiet one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
Porto rico Election. the goth.

SAN JUAN. PORTO RICO, September
30-General Davis has issued an order
defining the rules and regulations Tor
municipal elections throughout the island.
There will be sixty-nine elections, begin
ming October e0th. under the supervision
Of army officers. The voters and candi-
dates are limited 20 Taxpayers and mem
bers OF the professions. The term OF
office Is one year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

MANCHESTER. KY. September 3d.
The trial OF seven Griffin feudists "as
held here to-day for ambushlng Deputy
Sheriff Thacker and Jim Smith, OF the
PhupOt faction. Eddy and floy chad
well and Sol. Jim, and Tom Grimm were
held without bail. Charles Burnett. Dan.
Hampton. and Anderson Griffin We're dis
charged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
WHEN DEWEY WAS \ PRISONER.
Captured by ConfedernteS After His
shin Was Hurned Near Port Hudson.

est Louis Globe-Democrat)
MOUNT PLEASANT. TEN. August p.
Captain J. J. Mcdaniel a prominent cot
ton merchant and well-known ex-Conied-
crete soldier OF Mineola. bears the dis
tinction OF being ths only man who ever
held Admiral Dewey prisoner OF war. In
the spring of 1863. when General Banks
was preparing 10 invest the Confederate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
10 Prison for 115 Years.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK, September u
Fred Peltor (colored was sentenced TO-
dav 10 rs years in the penitenuary LOT
attempting TO feloniously assault seven
wcmeu I'm this city In August. Inc si"Ht
furv returned indictments against MN d.
noon and me was arraigred WITHIN 4v|
hours. lie acknowledged his suiil' anu
his attorney asked the mercy Oh inc cou' "
The maximum punishment III All '7'-N
cases would have been lH years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

SAN FRANCISCO. September SO.-Ihe
United States transport Sheridan sailed
for Manila thla evening, with the First
Regiment of Infantry and three compa-
mics OF the Thirty-third Regiment
Major Noble, who was also on poaIo'
will act ASIAN aide to- General Otis on MS
Arrival I'm the Philippine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

before inspecting the new lron-clad.
Kalserin. at Dantzic, congratulated the
crew because Of their behavior before
Kiau chou. adding that his special thanks
were also due 20 Admiral Won Nederichs
for hia attitude at Manila.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

istration. ard superintendent Of the
Post-Omce Department and city post
office building, was instantly killed to-day
by falling down an elevator shaft from
the fourth story to the basement Of the
new pOSt-office.