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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-09
VANDERBILT LEAVES HARVARD.
Wont Return to College and May
Wed In the Spring.

Wed In the Spring.
Cambridge. Mass Jan. 9.-According
to information received here it appears
that William K. Vanderbilt, Jr.. is not
going to return to Harvard, but imme-
diate!y will join his father in the man
agerne mt of the Vanderbilt system and
probably will be married in the early
spring.
The rnouncement was not so great
a surprise, as young Vanderblts
friends alreG dy were aware of the fact
that he would not return to college aft
er this year and that his father was
anxious to have him in business as soon
as possible
william *, Jr.. Is now q years old,
and this. together with his recent en-
gagenent to Miss Virginia Fair, has
led to the change. 1t is known that
since the illness of Cornelius Vanderbilt
the burden Of managing the railroad in
terests has been placed upon William
X. Vanderbilt and the strain has been
so great that he Is anxious to have his
son start in life now. so as to relieve
him and prevent q further breakdown.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-09
l.. J. BOLSTER.

TO RENT.-The Store at Depot Square
formerly occupied hy Messer & Burnham.
Inquire of l.. j. Bolster. 1871
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-09

A bargain sale of Odd Underwear at
Frank McWhorter's. Call in and see
them.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-09

Suburban Service.
TRAINS TO MONTPELIER.
leave Barre $40, $50 4. ". 1900, 800, 'I"
II 90 P. n.
TRAINS TO BARRE.
Leave Montpelier $50, OILS, 1880 M u no.
$50 and $40 p. N.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-09
WlIllamstown Trains.

Leaye Barre 1.20 N. 4.30P.A. Due itlinn.
town l.56 p. M. SO Pm.
Leave Williamstown 7.30 A. n. z.oo r. H. Hle
Barre 8.O6 A. N. 800 P. II.
r. W. BALDWIN, 3. W: CUMMINGS,
Gen. Supt, Gen. Pass. Agent
H.R. sTOI!GHTON. Supt. n. b W. X. Div.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-09

Hendricks White Pine Basam and
Tar is a sure cure for coughs and colds.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-06

THE 5K
yellow Jaundics cure
Suffering humanity should
Win every noaaYs nossible for ~ r,lfsfs Il n
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-06

is with pleasure We publisA theEEs
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-06


ktion to this let proper attention be
given to the raising Of stock Of all kinds.
particularly cattle, hogs and poultry.
With proper management. it is easier
and cheaper to raj 20 pound Of pork on
a pound Of any kind OF poultry, than il
is to raise pound OF cotton, and yet
pound Of pork is worth as much and a
pound Of poultry from two TO three
times as much as pound of cotton.
The papers stated that Atlanta alone
used 10000 turkeys on Thanksgiving
day, and I venture to say that nine
tenths OF them came from Tennessee
and Kentucky. What commentary
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-06

LL % Ul1 I AZ
toLD BI-t'NDER THAT FAE RS
sHODLD AVOID in q
COMING YEAR.
RAISE SUPPLIES AT HOME
Time Has Arrived to stop Relying on
Crop which sells Below
Cost Of Production.
ATLANTA. Jan. /, 1899.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-06

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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-06

le way &
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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-06

H0garty, LeXingtonl KY Sold by az
druggists.
To Cure Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quimne Tablets.
An druggists refund the money If Il
fails to cure. 25 cents The genmps
has +. 3. Q. on each tablet.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08
pittshurrh River News.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. THE upper
gate at the Davis Island dam is ex-
pcctcd to be in working order before
night. In the meantime the towDon'
Bertha, owned by the river cOmbina-
iion. ia furnishing the steam to oper-
ate them, Captain William Martin, OF
the Davis Island dam, said to-day that
the aXles of the gates were out OF gear.
INT that the repairs could he completed
in n few hours. The new boiler at the
dam furnished sufficient steam, Nc
saws. and when the aXlcR are repaired
he does not anticipate any trouble
The fog which hung over this section
nil morning caused much inconvenience
along the river, The tOwboat Clipper
performed n rather remarkable feat
however. and came into the hnrboT
about il:3O o'clock. when the fog waa
almost Mt It's worst The boat worked
It's way very cautiously. All the pool
boats were compelled to 60 TO the bank
shortly after midnight and at last nc.
counts about all OF them were still tied
UP. The fog was so thick that 1t was
impossible to see lights twenty-five feet
Captain James 4. Henderson, of the
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati packet line
liz n very anxious man. To-day he
starts the Virginia to Cincinnati, but
the Ohio Is falling slowly. Colonel
Frank Rldgway, Of the weather bureau
office, called upon him shortly before
noon, to bring the cheering informa-
tIon that II would rain tomorrow
Then Captain Henderson smiled. He
says It takes plenty OF water TO run
river business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08
THE TEST A SUCCESS.
Hollands Submarine Torpedo Boat
Given Trial Spin.

1Ollnnu'A 4gEPG0g SSSsN
Given a Trial Spin.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE sub-rlla-
rine torpedo boat Holland was success
fully tested In Peconic Bay Long Is
land, to-day. AT the close f&he test
the members Of the board OF inspection
shook hands with G. P. Holland, the
inventor, and congratulated him on his
success. He had waited twenty-five
years for victory, and tears streamed
down his cheeks when the naval officers
greeted him.
The Holland ran out to the course
and then Captain Lowe and comman-
der Emory descended into the little
round turret on the top Of the Holland.
The cap was closed and the Holland
prepared to make the hrst trip along
the measured, mile. The beginning Of
the course was marked by two red and
white poles set three hundred feet
apart The termination Of the mile
was marked in the same manner. Be-
yond the termination poles was set a
pole to be used as a target. between
the two ends of the mile were poles SO
the board could note the adherence to
the course or any deviation from 1t.
The course was by compass due north
and south. the starting point being the
south end. When ali was ready the
Holland sank to depth of ten feet
while going Mt full speed, which was at
tained almost Immediately. This left
the tips Of the ffagpoiesson her deck ex-
posed. But for these 1t would have
been impossible to have traced the
boat, as while submerged she made
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08
meMECHEN NOTES.
Daily Items Of Interest About People
and Events.

The funeral Of Miss Nellie Houston,
of Bcnwood Junction. who died yestGr-
dny morning Of typhoid fever VIII take
nIHce to-day at o'clock. Services VIII
he held ut NJ. f. church. OF which the
deceased was a member
The condition Of Mrs. Dolhe Marble
ia unchanged Mt this time and the doc
tors have no hope Of her recovery
The corner stone laynig Of the new
st, James Catholic church OF tnis place.
viii occur Sunday. November 10.
Ed bowman has returned to his home
Mt Homestead, Pa, after spending some
time here the guest Of friends
Mrs. Garrett Guth has returned to her
home In Bellalre, after Visit win
friends here.
Miss Emma Burton, Of Moundsplllc'
was the guest OF friends here yesterday
Rev. Il. d. Eden, of Wheeling, was
visiting friends here yesterday
Mrs. shaub, of Glendale, was visiting
friends here yesterday
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pr11ATRE HAPPEN1Nas.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.

The call Of the First Presbyterian
church to Rev. r. s. Corey, was great
tribute to that excellent minister. Or
dInarily a call is made after hearing a
man preach two or three times. In
this case he had served them as pastor
for eighteen months or more under
peculiar circumstances. which add to
the tribute OF the practically unant-
nous call, and is high compliment to
the tact and judgment OF that gentle
man.
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Railroad Company has acquired 100 feet
front on Noble street, Just north OF the
station. II this road could have bought
all the property on that side OF the
street some years ago. this would have
been the terminus Of the road.
Joseph Il. Davies. who died at his
home on Gravel Hill, Monday evening
will be buried to-day under the ats
pieces Of the Masonic fraternity. He
was ffty-slX years OF age and until
about two weeks ago was always u
very active man. /.
Several Ohio state University stu
dents were home to vote, and the Man
nIngton glass factory was closed DOVE
to allow the employees. whose homes are
here, TO come home to vote.
1t was not the right thing to pile four
different ballots upon the judges and
clerks OF one election. All the judges
and clerks agree to this proposition.
Thomas A. Myers, OF Washington. D.
c., visited friends here. Tom has pass
ed the examination for n place in the
census bureau.
Mrs. n. A. Rodefer entertained the
members of the w. c. T. U. at her home
yesterday evening.
Hon. ]. E. Blackburn, who came
home to vote, returned to Columbus
yesterday.
George TrisIer and family, Of Van
Vert. o.. have located in this city.
Miss May stephens Is taking course
ut Wheeling private school.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08
SAN FIBlAN is
THE CENTER OF
OPERATIONS.
American Generals Rounding Up the
1nsurgent Forces in That
Vicinity.
HANDICAPPED BY FLOODS.
Wreck of a Raft Conveying Troops,
and One Man LOst-Adyances
Begin To-day.

MANILA, Nov. z, 4:45 p. m.-General
wheatOn's orders was to land at or
near San Fabian. fishing village
twenty miles northeast Of Dagupan.
The insurgent force there only num-
bered about three hundred men, en-
trenched, whereas at Dagupan there
are some thousands Of insurgents and
five miles OF strong trenches. The
Mounts river Is blockaded. General
Wheaton is supposed to have landed
to-day, though communication with
him is not expected until tomorrow.
The weather has been good since he
started and he should have been able
to take the trenches without great
loss OF life.
From San Fabian General Wheaton
can control the roads or escape from
Tarlac to the northeast, making a
junction with General Lawton. Gem
eral Macarthur will begin his advance
towards Tarlac tonight. General
Lawton will resume his advance to-
morrow. though in the face Of great
difficulties, rains in that district hav-
ing destroyed aIl the bridges in the
vicinity, including several the engI-
neers built for the movement. General
Lawton has been working hard for
several days to get ratIOns forward.
The Thirty-hfth regiment reintorces
him tomorrow.
A force of three hundred insurgents
attacked the Fourth cavalry last
night, making three futile charges and
losing three men; the Americans lost
none.
The first raft across the ferry at Ca
banatuan was carried away by the
swift current. 1t had sixteen men of
the Third cavalry on board, with their
horses, but only one of them was
drowned.
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ROBBED OF $4,000.
Canaan Exam kent &c Money IN

Canaan Man Kept His Money In a
Trunk-That Seminary Shooting.
Special Dispatch to the lntelllgencer.
BUCKIIANNoN, W. Va, Nov. -
Lewis Rice. of Canaan, this county,was
robbed Of $500. Mr. Rice sold his tim
Der last spring for Sl.4OO and this, with
Sl,lOO, savings OF many years and some
notes. was in an old trunk in the gar
ret. He had occasion to go to the gar
ret a few days ago and found the trunk
gone. Search was instituted and the
trunk and notes were found under an
old tree near his home, but the money
was gone, and there was no clue to the
burglars.
r, o. Phillips, one of the seminary
special police, was arrested last night
as party to the shooting scrapc at
the seminary Friday, in which Martin
Williams was dangerously wounded.
Phillips was given a hearing before
Justice which lasted from last night
until this afternoon aud he was dis
charged Some interesting evidence
was introduced and all the students in
the celebration were on the stand.
Hopkins, who is in jail on the same
charge, VIII be given a hearing to-
morrow.
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Soldier court.Martialed.

WASHINGTON. b. c., Nov. THE
war department has received the re-
ports in the cases of the three volun-
teer soldiers courtmartialed In the
Philippines and sentenced to death for
assaults upon natives. While no in
formation as to the nature Of General
Otis endorsement has been made pub
lie it is understood that he has APPROX
ed the sentence Of the court, as other
wise the papers would not have come to
Washington. It is possible, however,
that the approval may be accompanied
with a Recommendation for reduc-
ton Of the sentence.
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mTEREsT m WAsHINaTON.

Closest Attention Given to the Pro-
grsss Of the Contest IN Ohio.
WASHINGTON, D. g.. Nov. 7.-More
than the usual amount Of interest in OF
year elections was manifested, IN both
omcIal and unofficial circles to-day.
PatticularIy-was this the case with ref
erence to the states Of Ohio, Maryland.
Kentucky and Nebraska. The Preai-
dent. being In Ohio. the white house to-
night was comparatively deserted.
Several Of the cabinet OtiieeFg and a
number Of subordinate otficlalB also
went to their respective homes to exer-
else the elective franchise. Secretaries
Root and Long, Attorney General
Grlggs and Postmaster General Smith
were the cabinet absentees from the
city, while those who remained obtain
ed the election news either at their
homes or from private sources, Score
tary' Wilson was the only caller at the
white house during the evening. He
remained only short time.
In administration circles the closest
attention has been given to the pro-
gress of the campaign in Ohio, where
4 was felt that in a measure at least,
the pouCy pursueu III Nlte GHt.l!PPttslS;-
would be put to q test. Considerable
surprise was manifested here Tonight
when the news giving Jones probable
vote was received. as the Republicans
were confident that It would not
amount to the proportions It assumed.
The size OF the Democratic maJoritlea
IN Maryland and Nebraska astonished
most politicians, though It was OK
pected that each state was more likely
to go Democratic than Republican.
With reference to the four states
named and also New York, 1t was felt
that personal consldera tons played an
unusually large part In this years cleo
lions,
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1rARTIN's YrRRY NV,
The Daily Chronicle q s,ling's
Progressive Neifh

Last evening at $3.50 o'cllct oU,ur-
nSd the death OF Daniel ~ Nos ordg.
ut his home on South Pear street De-
ceased had been III for ahont one year,
but not until two weeks aIo ota his
condition become alarmil. Deceased
was born in wheeling, elptempeF :,
1870, and came to this city when six
years OF age. and has rll mere
since, The funeral win pfpba BY occur
tomorrow afternoon at o.c.9eS ana
interment viii be at binWood'
A. c. Thompson, sectStAfS O. the
National Glass Company, was ~ THIS
city yesterday. checkina ~ the IN
voice at the West Yirginia plant the
West Virginia works wiil Fslui1e at Z
O'Clock this morning IN ~ aepart-
ments.
The funeral Of Joseph EdWardg took
place yesterday Afternoon from his
late residence on Walnut street Rev.
]. r. Morton, Of the First 4ethodlst
Episcopal church OF thl. city, othcia-
ted. .Intermeut was at F.lveFview GENE
etery.
Laban Wilson, OF East Liverpool. for
merly Of this city, IL the guest o. hia
parents on Pearl street, f, Wilson
has purchased q stock q druGs and
VIII engage III IHb uNW- 1919 % -
East Liverpool, commencing peeem-
Der l.
The marriage Of His sara Cope,
daughter Of Mrs. I. q. Cope, 0f Farm-
lngton, to Edwin B. steeFe, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan steoFe, Of Colerain,
will occur tomorrow u O'Clock, at
the home Of the bride' mother.
ON December 9, Father Nulhearn will
deliver q lecture at the Star theatre, on
IA Tour Of the World for the benefit
Of the hremen's tournament fund.
Another case Of diphtheria was re-
ported yesterday, the victim being the
four-year- child, Of Rev. and Mrs.
Paul Hummer.
The funeral Of Katherine LObenmiller
occurred yesterday afternoon at =
O'Clock. 1nteTment at RlveTview GEM
etery
DrB. Paul and Frank Morrison and
Carl Lash went to Emerson yesterday,
to spend few days hunting.
Dick Padden. Charles Keller and Ev-
erett Coss went to Adena yesterday, to
spend a few days hunting.
Harry Ellis, Of Stamford, Conn, lS
the guest Of relatives on South Broad
way.
W. D. Bumgardner was in st,
Clairsvllle yesterday on business.
George Noble went to Claysville yes
terday morning to vote.
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JEALOUSY CAUSED IT.
Chicago Saloon Keeper and His Wife
Victims Of an Assassin.

Gn1CHBO 6hIOUu 3AS0PGE anu LID WIZ
Victims Of an Assassin.
CHICAGO. Nov L-August WIlsch
man, a well-known saloon keeper, and
his wife, Rose. were shot and danger
ously wounded early to-day by Mrs.
Leona j. Lay. wIschman's divorced
wife. The shooting occurred at ThIr-
ty-fourth street and Cottage Grove ave-
nue., as wlschman and his wife were
on their way to their home. AS they
passed the corner their assaIlant
stepped from the shadow of building
and flrcd two shots, One of tho bull
lets entered wlschman's left breast
above the heart, and the other pene-
trated the right breast OF his wife. The
murderess then fled, but was captured
later by the police.
Mrs. Lay declares that she was
prompted to the act by jealousy. MT.
and Mrs. Wlschman were taken to the
hospital. where 1t was found that
WIschman was fatally injured. It Is
thought Mrs. Wlschman will recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08
RRNWoop.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.


Enoch Glover, Burton man. who has
been working ut the Riverside, became
partially demented yesterday, so much
so that Officer Curran was called
GloVer's nervous system is debilitated
and he has been under medical care for
some time. On his phyBlcIan's advice,
friends Of Glover removed him to his
home and II Is thought the change Of
scene will restore him to sound health.
The poor man labored under the hallu
cInatIon yesterday that be was foreman
Of the Riverside steel works.
Football has caught on in Benwood
There are several lovers Of the game
here, and an interesting match was
pulled on at "the Dump between the
Rag Time Jlmmies and the Jim Eyes,
the former winning, u to 6. John j.
SlIppner was referee.
James, well known as "Schemer" Nc
Donald, was given thirty days In jail
yesterday, by Squire Riddle. on a tres
passing charge. Mcdonald dug his way
out Of Jail a few days ago, but this
charge was not pushed.
Travellers on the Wheeling street cars
evlnce great interest IN the Riverside
arch at BnRgs' run, which may be seen
in all Its glory Of false work now. The
arch is nm ingenious piece Of engineer
ing.
ut the lower mill which have been idle
about week while repairs were made
TO the bed plate and ny wheel, VIII re.
RuSne this morning.
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GAVE TO BE EXPLORED.
1t is in the sinkhole" District, Near
Red Bud, Ill.

CHICAGO, Nov. IA special from
Red Bud Ills, says: a party is being
organized here to explore the recently
discovered cave In what Is known Ms
the slnkhoIe district
The cave was discovered accidentally
by hunters in pursuit OF wild game Tts
entrance is reached by passing down n
rock ravfne, but to get to the bottom
of the cave n rope ladder must be used
as tho descent IL about twenty feet
The cave so far has only been explored
10 the extent OF about five miles, and It
is found to contain succession OF
wonderful avenues. chambers. hikes
domes, aud other marvels,
Thre is also running stream Of wa
Ter passing through the cave, which Is
alive with blind hsh. Several were
cnught and placed on exhibition here,
but only lived a few days. The skclc-
tons of several Wild animals were
found near the entrance to the cave,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08
BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events Of Day in the Town at tn
End Of the pEidRo.

End Of the Bridge.
Cards have been issued for a recep-
ton to be given by Miss Lottle Dun
can, at her home in KlFltWood, Friday
afternoon, between the hours Of 3 and 3.
Frank Branum returned to Columbus
yesterday, to resume his studies at the
Ohio State University, after a few
days visit with his parents in this city.
Miss Minnie Kuhn very pleasantly
entertained the Young Ladies' Progress
sive Euchrc Club yesterday afternoon,
at her home in KirleWoOd, !
haywood Forsythe was N the city
yesterday from Columbus, where he
has been attending the Ohio Medical
University.
Jake Hardin was hssesged 81 and
costs yesterday by Mayor Neinlnger,
on charge Of assault.
Charles Ward, OF New Matamoras,
o., is spending few days with his par
ents out the pike.
Misses Belle and Nellie HaEen, Of To-
ronto, are the guests Of West Wheel
ing friends.
Miss Clara Fran1ell very pleasantly
entertained a number Of friends last
evening. M
Mr.. and Mrs. z. b. Stevens returned
last evening from pleasure trip to the
east
Miss Clara Stanley. OF Allegheny, is
the guest OF relatives In ketnaVllle.
Father Corey has gone 70 Columbus
to attend the funeral Of q friend.
Henry Lynn, Of Boston, was a busl-
ness caller in town yesterday.
Walter Lewis, Of Lorain, was in the
city yesterday, to vote.
The water will be or to-day from s
a, m. to p. m.
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EdIsOn's Son Married.

NEW YORK. Nov 7.-MIss Blanche
Fowler Travers became the wife Of
william Leslie Edison. youngest son
OF Thomas A. Edison. the inventor, at
Elizabeth. N. j., to-day. Rev. DR.. Otis
Chase Brooke, rector of Saint Johns
EnIscoual church, offlcIRted. The bride
IL The daughter Of the late pr. Traycrs'
Her uncle is Senator Daniel. OF VIZ
HInia. The honeymoon Of the young
couple will be spent In Europe
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A Boone County Killing.

Special Dispatch to tho lntelllgeucer.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Nov. I'll.
D. Coon was shot and Instantly killed
yesterday, by owen Lafrerty. at Or
ansc. in Boone county. Larerty was
preparing to clope with Coon's sister.
Coon hearing of It was about to shoot
Lahcrty with Winchester rife. when
inc latter drew revolver and shot
Coon through the head.
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Seal Ssnw
real ESTATE BULLETIN.

wANTED-Good Mortgage Loan on CltS
and County Real Estate.
SSs6 Tor lot on Lind street.
800 Tor a lot on East McColloch streets
20 feet front. 49,.
W ,l56S, Eli coo. si7cO ana $500 for lots and
building sites in Pleasant Naiiiey s. .u,,4A
SSOS for two-story brick dwelling ana
Iof North Main street; very best location.
'NS5 "a and "a COO each for two brick DWELL
IngS and lot on Fifteenth street.
SsO 200 for 6-roomed frame dwelling, lot %
by 100, corner Thirty-touFth ana ChApuhe
$500 600 for brick residence and lot on FIJI
't SeW Bulletin issued next week.
c. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Telephone No. 5l7
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets.
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TRANSPORT Movements.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. 7.-Gen.
Otis cabled to-day that the transports
Rio, Sikh and Valencia arrived to-day.
Private Patrick Cleary, Company G.,
Thlrty-nfth Infantry, died October 20,
Of ptomnine poisoning. .a
The Rio and Sikh sailed October 5
from Portland. Oregon, with the Thir-
ty-atth volunteers. The Valencia sail
ed from San Francisco, October 8,
with recruits.