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*Dining station.

Through tickets to all r oints in the United
States, Canada and Mexico.
CONNEC lions: jerome Junction with q
Y. q P. Ry for Jerome; P a E.. Junction with
P. b. r. for Huron and Mayer; Mayer with
stage to Crown King and other &mining points
Prescott with stage lines for all painci pa
mining camps; Congress junction with Stage
lines for Congress, Harqua Ha'a, stanton and
Aarneil: Hot Springs Junction with the c. c.
II. s. q |. Co., for Castle Creeks; Hot Spri gs
the ali-year round health resort; Phoenix with
the NJ u P. 4 s. r. Y. r. X. for points on the
s.. p. System.
e. w. GILLETT,
II. Il. ANEWALT, General Agent.
Gen. Frt. & Pass Agt. Phoenix
Prescott Arizona.
Mesa free press., 1899-06-30

Andrew Kimball Pres, of l.. d. S.
Stake in Graham Co. ard Prof Carl
Maeser, who is in charge of the Aca-
deny at Thatcher, were in Mesa to
attend the quarterly conference held
this week.
The Arizona Bicycle Store is selling
Crescent wheels 70 $40.
L. w. Collins is now running stage
to and from Phoenix making round
trips daily.
GET an Art square and beautify
your home. A carload just received
Prices from IS UP, at G.. F. Lampey
| 526 w. Washington st. Phoenix.
Mr.. Harry Lowery will accept a
position with the Abel & Wilbur Co.
at Tempe while Chas. M allen is away
taking his summer Outing in the
mountains. Mr.. Mullen will leave in
few days with his family and will
spend the summer IN the Mongollon,
mountains. "
The Phoenix Short Line has reha
bilitated their Pullman service between
Phoenix and Maricopa; passengers can
take the Pullman at seven o'clock in
the evening, remaining in it pntil sig
O'Clock the next morning, doing away
with.the necessity of occupying rooms
at Maricopa:
EPWORTH LEAGUE EXCUR
SION.
Mesa free press., 1899-06-30
VIA THE SOUTHERN pACIF-

ic going east we will assist yon in
selecting route and secure you the
best connection and accommodations
If west. use the shortest and quickest
line for seaside points. For further
Information call on or address, -
NJ. o. B1cKNELL,
G. P. A., Phoenix.
Mesa free press., 1899-06-30
.EPWORTH LEAGUE EXCUR
SION

For the meeting of the Epworth
League in Indianapolis on July ooh
to 23rd, wehave made the low rate
of $66 65 for the round trip and will
sell tickets on July 18th and 10th,
good rntil August Goth. Call at M,
l. P. Office No. 20 N. Centre ST.
M. O. B[CK NELL. g. P. A.
Mesa free press., 1899-06-30

Note-Close connections with the East bound
Limited, passing Ash Fork Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Sundays.
Mesa free press., 1899-06-30
Save Your Money!
A1nother Week Of Bargains
At THE ALKTRE cos

We shall make each week of interest 30 purchas-
ing public OF Phoenix Be sure and call weekly, some
times the price list OF our weekly sales may reach you
Thursday, Friday and Saturday will be DAYS of special
interest.
Mesa free press., 1899-06-30
MESA FREE PRESS.
- -
FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1899



Il is reported that the Wedding bells
viii ring IN stringtown, very soon.
Mr.. " m. Beard and his sister Mrs.
Troxell of Florence spent several days
IL Mesa last week.
John Riggs, who has been very i'll
is much improved and will soon be
up and around again.
The regular Sunday excursion train
will leave Mesa At 7:so Sunday morn
ing: Round trip 70 cts.
Call and see the Syracuse noted
ssger roller gear chainless bicycle at
the Mesa Bicycle store.
If you intend visiting Tempe the
4th call at the Mesa Bicycle store and
Engage y0st'gghI b
J. r. Truman and family will leave
next week for Idaho where they will
make their future home.
" Dennis Rice who made his home III
Mesa for several years, was in town
last week.
Harry Thompson of the Tempe bl-
cycle store was visitor in the city
last Tuesday.
The heavy rain which fell last
week did world of good to the farm
inn and cattle interests of the valley.
Mrs. Mollie Rogers and her daugh-
terMiss Inis were passengers on the
overland stage for Globe lest We'd
nesday. :
Prof. Carl MaeseF who has charge
of Che Academy at Thatcher is spend
ing several days in Mesa visiting
with his sisters and friends.
Mrs. M. B. ullman and daughters
left On Thursday for California where
thy will spend the summer at the
seashore.
Chauncey Ainsworth and family
and his brother, Mr.. Ainsworth Of
Flushing, Michigan. spent Saturday
morning in town.
Mrs Z. w. Wilbur who has been
very i'll for several weeks, is now en-
tirely out of danger and will be up
and around soon.
Geo. Mauk came over from Phoenix
last Sunday. Mr.. Mauk spent the
day in looking after his business in
terests in Mesa.
The Mesa lumber Co., is furnishing
the lumber for the new school house.
and has lately shipped several loads
TO Florence
Supt. B. NJ. Porter of the NJ & P.
railroad spent Thursday in Mesa. Supt.
Porter was rccehpanied by Hon. S. II.
Furgeson of San Francisco, who is
travelling over the'territory.
Gay Horn sprained his ankle last
week, but is around agtin, after hav
ing been c9niSled to his room for sew
eral days.
Bishop Horn, Hunsaker and Tiff
fanny left on Wednesday for Salt
Lake city, where they will attend a
business meeting of the officials of the
E. d. s church.
y. R. Hakes left ON Tuesday for
Salt Lake city, Mr. Hakes was ac-
eo,npanied by Andrew Kmball of
Graham Co., and Misses Sadie end
Tibbie TurmaG. : - -
Mr.. AID Mrs. Ruiiard came oyer
from Phoenix on Thursday morning.
Mr.. Billiard was employed by VIM
Crisnioh, as his counsel in the Girls
mon vs.. Williams case.
Ida May Miller. daughter of Mr..
AID Mrs. Frank Miller, formerly of
this city, died at tie home Of her par
ents in St. David. last Thursday noon
of CONGESTION 'of The Hinge
). $ Is. Il, p<
L. G. Lightburn, who has had
charge of the Mesa MlllS ior SO long
h,s .os;anss biY nosilfon and retnrn.
ed to his home in Texas. L. E. Sir
rine now has charge of the milling
department.
Mesa free press., 1899-06-30
1O-::-BIG DRIVES-::-1O

Fancy Figured Cotton Cballes new figures and coorinq
This week sales 3 12c ..>
White CHECK Nansook in neat check and plaid This
week sales, &C. - = h"'f @s'a%s = - i
Just received case Of Corded Lawns worth &c. per yard
- This week sales SC. " : 'ssf 2 - = =
White and Figured Piques, direct from New York. 15c
goods. This week sale 1Oc
100 Gloria Twill Umbrellas sold in many stores at 75c
This week sales Acc each.
30 Gloria Silk Umbrellas, Is inch steel rod Paragon
frame. This week sale 85c. EACH {
Bleach Union Damask Sc inches wide good for family use
This week sale SC. per yard.
SPECIAL Three Lines of Damask in bleach cream and
= buff This week sale at 80 1-2c per yard.
we shall close out several lines of ST so and $500 Linen
Napkins This week sale s. 90 per dozen
800 yards OF Crash Toweng, good for kitchen This
week lie. ryard
Mesa free press., 1899-06-30
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

Train No. connects with Southern Pacific
train No. 40. eastbound leaving Maricopa at
1890 p. M. q $50
Train No. 2, connects with Southern Pacific
train No. 20. westbound, leaving Maricopa at
545 q. m. -. :.
: Connections made at Phoenix with 8. F.. P. &
P. X. r. for Prescott and Congress.
Connections at Mesa with stage for 6 oidfieId.
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at 1890 D.
m ;.for Florence and Globe. Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at O'Clock a. m.
Trains, stop on signal.
Pullman Palace Sleeping car on al! trains be-
tween Phoenix and Maricopa.
NIX. MASTEN, B. P. PORTER.
President. - General Supt
NJ o. BlCKNELL. General Passenger Agt.
- 80" - : 10y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
WANTED.

A sTFNOGRAPHER AT ONCE TO SUB
-titufe for TWO weeks Must Doe accurate
ana rapid Address. "IMMEDIATELN,"
care Dispatch no G-lt'
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Tnze,yeII Tips.

TAZEWELL. VA, November 2i-(spe-
ClaL)-The case of MIS- Kate NJ. camp
bell against Rev. W. W. RUN, the Pres
byterian pastor Of this place. by Wnlcn
the petitioner is seeking 10 recover pos
session of her two little daughters, hdtle
and Flora, aged, respectively I'D ana ,
years. and which has occupied the az
tcntion Of the Hon. j. n stuart 40 chdH-7
beers for nearly a week past has eNcited
much interest i'm our section, ana was ue-
cided by the Judge on Tuesday lh laloi
Of the respondent, Rev w; w hull'
The petitioner was presented by Mes7i a;
V. J.. Sexton. May. May a smith, ana
II. G.. Anderson, and the respondent pL
Mcssrs. Chapman * Gillespie ana 'Itott-
W. ST. Clair An appeal VIII M once
be applied for 10 the Circuit COURT oy
the mother of the children.
A movement is on foot in the soclal
circles OF the town to raise q lund 10Y
the purchase OF town clock, To- oe
placed i'm the new courthouse. the Board
of Supervisors having offered one nan
the amount necessary for ITS purcnase'
our streets have been re-macadamlz, d
ana rolled. new pavemeuts are being laid
out OF vitrihed brick. and on the whole
there IS a general air of prosperity ana
progress shown in our town, than m any
town of its size I'm the state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
Death i'm Amherst.

AMHERST VA, November 2L-(Spe-
cial.)-Mlss Nellie ID. Thompson died here
this morning an O'Clock mo the residence
Of her brother-in-law. Dr. T. r. No0r-
hees, after a lingering and most palniu MI
illness. She was "a daughter of the late
Or William W Thompson, was born ana
reared i'm this place. and from her lowell
ness of person and disposition ana bright
talents was most tenderly loved and adj
mired by the whole community. She was
widely known throughout the state, hay
ing spent much of her time in Richmond
and other cities. where She had hosts Of
friends. Her death has cast a gloom over
into every home here as well as many
elsewhere. for wherever She was known
she was much beloved. She lis survive
by one sister, Mrs. +. T.. Voorhees,, and
four brOthers-Dr John Thompson. of
this place: Mr.. George B. Thompson,
lately of Richmond. and Mcssrs. Luke
and James Thompson. of Texas.
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NO MONEY SECURED.
PETERSBURG BURGLARS "h"'
WITH DISAPPOINTMENT
TEE FUNERAL OF DR.. ROBINSON.
4 Large Attendnncc-Denth In Et-
fricL-DccIined the Prescnt-ihe
Work of street Improvement
knights of Pythias.

PETERSBURG. VA. November "a
Especial THE Office Of the Petersburg
Lumber Company. on Perry street. was
broke into last night The desk drawers
were opened and papers scattered about
and an Intellectual attempt was made 10
get into the safe. The object Of the thief
was evidently to get money, in which he
was disappointed. Nothing of value
seems to have been taken.
The funeral Of Or. c. V. Robinson took
place at ] o'clock this afternoon, from
the First Baptist church, a very large
assemblage of people Of all denominations
being present TO render their tribute
of respect to the memory of the good
physician and noble-hearted man. The
services were conducted by Rev. Dr. II.
w. Battle assisted by Rev. DR.. j. W..
Rosebro, of the Presbyterian church.
The impressive Knights Templar funeral
service was also performed az the church.
Large delegations from the several or
ders Of which deceased was a member
were present. and the medical faculty
attended in a body. The. floral tributes
were unusually handsome, some OF them
coming from Richmond. They were in
ally concealed from view and surrounded.
Mrs VI. b. Mann died quite suddenly
last night at her home. I'm Ettrick.
Mr.. John ID. Watkins, chairman of the
Special Council Committee on the New
Clerks Office. recently received from the
president of the company which erect
cd the building, very handsome
and conveniently arranged file and book
case, in recognition Of his cOurtesies,
and designed for his personal use.
Mr. Watkins. however, declined the pres
ent. and turned il over TO the city for
use in the Clerks Office.
There is some little talk about the
municipal campaign of next spring, and
candidates for Office are being mentioned.
IL is almost too early, however, TO arouse
the interest of the people in an election
so Ear off.
The work of paving Sycamore street
with vitrihed bricks will probably be
completed within week. The people are
much pleased with the Improvement. il
is highly probable that in the early future
the Common Council Will authorize the
Improvement of several of our promi-
nent business and residential streets with
asphalt
Mr. Charles Trotter Lassiter, Common
wealth's Attorney for this city, and one
of our most prominent and respected
lawyers, is very i'll at his residence, on
Market street. of brain-fever. lie is
resting somewhat quieter this evening.
The District Convention, knights Of
Pythias, met here last night, and dis
cussed matters of interest TO the order
The Grand Lodge Rank was conferred
upon a number of past chance.lors and
the Third Degree. i'm amplifed form, was
conferred with beautiful effect Grand
Chancellor Catlett was present, and de-
livered an interesting address, showing
the improved condition of the order a
large delegation of Knights came over
from Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
DRAGGING ont miserable Lives.

Why drag out a miserable existence.
useless 10 Yourself and a burden 20 every
body around YOU when Or. Greene. the
leading specialist in chronic and lingerine
diseases. offers free consultation and adj
vice? Dr. Greene, 50 west Fourteenth
street. New York city, may be consulted
without cost or charge, personally or by
letter. Here is an opportunity 10 get
started % the road 20 recovery without
any cost whatever. II Dr. Greene cannot
cure you. he will tell YOU so az once. II
ne can cure you he will give you the joy
rul assurance Of the fact. and do exactly
what he says. DR. Greene Is the discOve-
rer of DR. Greenc's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. and 4 regular physician
OF worldwide fame.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25

FINCASTLE. VA. November 2L-(Spe-
cial)-Alr. John $. Mcterran died at his
home near Fincastle ON Wednesday, the
I'D of November. aged 40 years
The deceased was ana elder IN the Pres
byterlan church. and as an officer and
Christian enjoyed tine confidence and es-
tecm of AN who knew him. lie leaves "a
widow and nine children TO mourn tine
loss of "a faithful and loving husband and
devoted father.
The funeral services. conducted by the
pastor, took place from the Presbyterian
church to-day az II a. NJ. and We're at
tended by a large number of sympathZing
friends
The community I'm which ne lived. a-
well as the church of which De- was "a
member has sustained a loss that cannot
soon Doe forgotten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
ENPORIA 4.
Mormon EIdcrs-ImproNin
Alan Accident.

EMPORIA, VA, November 2i.-(Spe-
cial.) has been received here
Of the death of Mr.. p. S. Thomas. Of
Drewrysvine southampton county. Mr.
Thomas was a very prominent merchant,
and man Of considerable means.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss Rena Wyche and Mr.. William H.
Hayes. to take place at the Methodist
church, in Emporia. on the 9Th proximo
Mrs. Fisher. of Lawrenceyile is visit
ing Mrs. Kunes.
Next Monday is Brunswick County
Court.
Rev. Mr.. East has accepted the vacant
rectorship of Christ Episcopal church. in
tmpOria.
TWO more Mormon elders have arrived
in town, but they do not appear to be
doing much preaching.
Young Edward Powell, who was severe
Is burned a few nights ago. is improving
Mr.. Wells. saw-mill employee, had a
leg severely mashed to-day. and the ne
cessary surgical aid was rendered by Or.
George T. Wood.
Mr.. James l.. Camp, secretary of the
Camp Manufacturing Company. OF Frank
I'm, Va, was in Emporia to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
LEXINGTON NEWS.
Death Of &. VI. Lam-Institute Build
ingS-IIon w. T.. Wilson's son iii.

-
ings-Hon W. T.. Wilson's son iii.
LEXINGTON. VA. November 2l-(Spe-
cial)-Cyrus NJ Lam. aged g years. died
Wednesday night at his home ON Kerr s.
creek He served i'm the civil war as IL
member of the famous Liberty Hall Vol
unteers. mostly made up of students OF
Washington and Lee College and Wash
mgt0n and Lee University. and which
was in the Fourth Virginia Regiment
Stonewan Brigade. He received "a wound
at the battle of Sharpsburg and was
some time afterwards made prisoner and
confined az Point Lookout, where he re.
manned until the close Of the war. For
many years he had been greatly afflicted
with rheumatism. and was "a great sul-
ferer At the time of his death he was
Ovcrseer of the Poor for his district. He
is survived by six children. Both of his
wives-as he was twice married-aro
dead
From Raphine in this county. comes
the reported death of many valuable
calves, owned by the farmers i'm that VI
cinity. Most Of them were Canadian stock.
and very fine. BLACK leg is supposed TO
be the cause. but some died with symp
toms different from black leg
Rev. Emmett W. McCOrkle. ID. D.. OF
chiffon Forge. who was married there on
Wednesday, and his bride who was Miss
Mamie l.. Bryant, of Clifton Forge a
daughter of the late Colonel a. G. Bryant
of that place. are the guests of Or. Nc
Corlles mother. Mrs. William II. Nc
Corkle. at her home. 1.-THE Highlands q"
near Lexington. The newly-weddcd couple
will leave I'm a few days 10 visit Mr. and
! Mrs Walter l.. McCorkle OF New York.
work on the Francis H. Smith aca-
demic building. AT the Virginia Military
institute. VIII be suspended within the
next few days. and resumed next spring
| The stone wator-table of the foundation
VIII be completed before work is stopped.
Mrs. William l.. Wilson wife Of Presi-
dent William J.. Wilson. Of Washington
and Lee University. was called TO Mid
dlesex county several days ago by the ul-
ness of their SON Mr. William II. Wilson.
who is now much better. and is expected
nome to-day. Miss Mary Wilson accom-
panied Mrs. Wilson, but is now i'm Wash
ngton city, where she will spend some
! time visiting.
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days. having come TO bid good-oy 10 he'
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. L. ;. ha"nis'"'
who sailed to-day for England.
Miss Sadie Byers. daughter OF the nv
MIR. James Byers. OF stanton, was mar
ricd Wednesday at the home OF her slep
father. Mr.. b. Frank Eakle, AZ o"eS'
Chalybeate Springs The bridegroom -
MIR. q. q. gregory. young business
man OF Greensboro y. c. Miss Jane'
summerson. Of this city. the brlde
cousin. was at the wedding.
Hon Ellis Mills. formerly private SEE
Rotary 10 Mr.. Bayard. when Bayarn W.
in Cleveland's Cabinet, ana la'tsiis
Consul at Honolulu. is i'm town Fisi''i7
his brother-in-law. Mr.. A. NJ NaZ'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
The Neat Frame Dwelling,
No. 81 West Jackson Street


BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust,
dated September 10. 1898, and recorded IN
Deed-Book l6} e. page 49, Richmond
Chancery Court. default having been
made I'm the payment Of certain notes
therein secured. and being required by
the holder OF same so 10 DO. ] VIII sell
at public auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1899.
at 1870 O'Clock p. NJ, the above PROPER
TY. described as follows: That lot Of
land with the frame dwelling 40. Il
WEST JACKSON STREET, and an other
improvements thereon. on the south side
of Jackson street. between 81. james and
Price streets. I'm the city Of Richmond,
Va. fronting on Jackson street - IL feet,
more or less. and extending back south
wardly at right angles with Jackson
street and between parallel lines 1856 feet,
more or less 10 am alley is feet wide. The
improvements consist OF a very desirable
frame dwelling containing about seven
rooms and in good condition. This class
of Jackson-Ward property is very desi-
rable for renting purposes, ana AWAY
brings an income that is very profitable
10 owners.
TERMS. One third cash; balance m
notes at six and twelve months with In
terest. and secured by a deed Of trust on
the property.
G.. i. DENOON. Trustee.
G. J.. e II. l.. Denoon, Aucuoneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
DIED NJ m Ad,nnced Agc.

BERRYNILLE. VA. November pa
(SpecialD-Mrs Ann BurWel Cooke dice
Thursday al the Vineyard" her resi-
dence. i'm this county. aged 81 years. Sh'
was the daughter of William Burweli. of
clarke. and widow OF Philip Pcndlet0I
Cooke the author OF "Flofance Na1e,'
and other literary gems. and frequent
contributor 90 the Southern Literary NJ s
senger I'm its Ia.miest days. Mrs. Cook
leaves four children-Mrs. Andrew Ken
ncdy. of Charlcstown. w. VA; Missc'
Elizabeth and Nancy u. Cooke, and Na
than B. Cooke. The internent Will b. al
the old chapel ON saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
D. O'SULLIVAN.
Eighteenth and Main Streets.
- mo 1 I-Cat sun Iu.VIk1
Onening sesslon of Mu sismn WV.

Am open session of the Nu sigma hhH
Literary Society of Richmond college was
held last evening. Many friends were DID
attendance An elaborate programme
was rendered hy members Of the society.
assisted bv Miss Gotten. of Boston. 10
reader of wide reputation. This YOUNG
lady is visitor in the city. Miss Gotten
gave two selections of a very happy Kind.
She received encores i'm both ms lant,s'
uttla poem was exccllcntly decialucd.
Miss Gotten is run graduate of tine
Emerson school of OratOry. oI Boston
i,1 and determinations of Ale-srs. Moses
and lee were well received by the aual-
ence. AN the gentlemen acquitted thein-
selves with credit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
crIPEPER CREAMERY BuTTER.
pYnD ISLAND FAMILY FL0ul


coo barrels Of this finest Of all Fam, o.
ily Flour ............... '''F D.
400 bags Finest Family tlour...''' ~
Quaker city soap. 10 bars f0r--....' 80
Finest Mackerel, large, fat nsh' oo
dozen ..---.......-.; -. >. - iffotip,,
~ rooref Is the lowest penalty for th'
Door housekeepers who fail to read 93n'
learn how to save so cents on every dol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
DIVORCE GRANTED
In Fredericksb urg-i Masonic Visit
\ Parrish Heir.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, November
2L-(Special)-Mrs. Mabel Virginia Ayers
was to-day, i'm the Corporation Court.
granted an absolute divorce from hey
husband, John Wesley Ayers. The Gee
cree also provides for alimony. the Gus
tody OF Ms. Ayers of their child. and the
right for her 20 resume her maiden name.
Mabel Virginia Bozcn. The couple Were
married here about % year ago They are
both young and well known.
Grand Master of Virginia Masons r.. n
W. Duke paid the lodge here a visit to-
night Al the conclusion of the business
of the lodge the members partook of am
Oystcr-suppcr
Professor $. w Someryille of this city.
is one of the heirs to the Parish estate, IN
Culpcpor. His share is $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
INiIcd Deer WIN a stonc.

CLARKTON, HALIFAX COUNTY. VA,
November A-(SpccialJ--Nea Cldrktol.
HalifaN county. Va. ON the lands a.
Thomas b. clark. ON Staunton river. MI.
j. Monroe Jennings who is 20 years old.
killed large buck with a stone. Mr..
Jennings went To the lowgrouuds driving
ms cow. and was attacked by the buck.
which reared upon his hind legs. and az
tempted TO paw him with his front feet
Mr. Jennings ran and did all he could On
get away from the deer. which pursue
him. making three attacks. lie finally
succeeded I'm reaching a tree, closely fo!-
lowed by the deer, when he happened &c
notice at the tree a large three-cornerCt
stone. with which he struck the deer in
The forehead. one point of the stone pene-
trating the skull and knocking the ami
NAL down. He then put his foot ON tho
bucks horn and cut his throat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25

WASHINGTON, November 2L-The
Navy Department has received the foi-
lowing cablcgram from Captain Leutze.
commanding the naval station at CaNlie.
dated Manila to-day. "Culgod reports
Charleston disappeared
The Culgoa was the relief-ship sent out
from HOugkOug. 10 is believed at the
Navy Department that the Charleston has
slipped down into deep water from the
steep bank ON which She was resting at
the bow. This report has dissipated the
last hope of saving the ship.