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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-06-22

THERE is a b on oats growing in
Racine county and it portends the cleo
ton of Bryan in 1900 The Bryan en-
thusias1D will soon take us back to the
practice of plucking out the entrails of
goats to learn what fortune has in store
for this demigod
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-06-22

THE Chiffon Times says that for un-
adulterated gall the crowd gold demo
Gratis and republicans in 1896 beat the
devil
OF course they did But Will, it is
unkind to apply that name to Bryan
He isn't as bad as he pretends, nor as
DANCE .ous as he appears. Speak kind
ly Of the erring
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-06-22
EXCEPTIONALLY LOW RATES TO
CINCINNATI, OHIss,

Via the North Western Line Excursion
tickets will be sold at greatly reduced
rates from all stations, June 26, 81 and
IS (but not for trains arriving Chicago
before June 27), limited to July ), 1899,
fest. Apply to agents Chicago & North
Western Railway jul27
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-06-22

If troubled with rheumatism, give
Chamberlain Pain Balm trial 1t will
not cost you cent if it does no good.
One application willrelieve the pain. 1t
also cures sprains and bruises in one
third the time required by ony other treat
ment. Cuts, burns, frostbites quinsy,
pains in the side and chest, glandular
and other swellings are quickly cured by
applying it. Every bottle warranted
Price. % and scots. Henry Hinrichs
Druggist. jun29
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-06-22

There is this to the everlasting credit
Of the farmers wife; She is kept so busy
that she doesn't dress her boy in long
curis after he has put ON pants.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-06-22
LOW RATES TO
DETROIT, MICH,

Via the North Western Line Excursion
tickets will be sold at greatly reduced
rates from all stations, July 3 10 ), in
elusive limited to August 10, 1899, in
elusive, on account of Annual Christian
Endeavor Convention. Apply to agents
Chicago e. North Western Riy. iul29
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-06-22
WISCONSIN CENTRAL RY

Take the Wisconsin Central 1910 p
NJ. train, daily except Sunday, for st.
Paul, Minneapolis, Ashland and the
Northwest. Sleeping car Accommodations
can be had from Neenah by application
at the ticket office here before P NJ
tt w. II. VANDERBILT. Agent
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-06-22

Business men are bothered SO much
with schemes that some of them con
denim them all, without investigation.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-06-22

There are Is steamers on the Swiss
lakes. The largest can transport 1900
passengers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20
THE TIDE STEMME0.
Millions Of Dollars Were Foifhco"-
ingto ihc Aid of Buyers of Securities

NEW YORK. Dec. l9-Thcre was COM
plote revolution OF sentiment in Wall
street to-day. and the latter part Of the
session of the stock EXchange witnessed
something like o. panic among the bears
who were making frantic efforts TO se-
cure stocks to cover short contracts and
bidding prices mp on themselves
The issue of the speculative conflict
was bv no means certain unti. about md-
way OF the session, and yesterdays tidc
of disaster was NOT stcmmcd without IL
tlnic cNertions ON the part of the most
powerful financial interests in the country
acting in concert
Millions of dollars in money were forth
coming for the extension of creaits TO
buyers of securities. The Clearinghouse
banks supplemented their yesterdays con-
tribuuon of Sloop0o) by another Of the
same amount. Co Doe loaned at the market
rate.
The announced determination OF the
Secretary of the Treasury to increase gov
ernmcnt deposits iu depository banks gave
promise of relief from the start and
funds estimated AZ SL000C0o became avail
able from this source before the market
closed. Under the influence of this album
dance. Yesterdays panic rates for money
We're at u0 time approached. but the de-
mand for loans made inroads ON the sup
ply with sacminely Unsuitable appetite
The rate went 10 - per cent. but steadily
declined from that point under the offer
ing OF successive millions until 30 was
forced down to per cent. and iu the
late afternoon fell to ~. g. 9. and at last
20 per cent
tions "a sanor and quieter yiew of condi-
ti0us developed 4 study OF the facts in
connection with the trust company which
came to grief yesterday and of the securi-
ties with which it was involved. showed
them to Dee unique and not 90 Doe taken as
iustifying me wholesale fear and distrust
which were felt yesterday. not only OF an
trust companies. but all industrial securi-
tt'f. Nevertheless. there Wl- abundance
of preclut0n and discrimination shown
to-day against many of the industrials.
especially in the placing OF loans. They
We're NOT acceptable as collateral and
money was not easily procured for the
purpose OF supporting them I'm the market
The decision of the banks waa TO place
ail their available resources at the dis
po-al of borrowers without regard 90 the
effect on tho surplus reserve. The Clear
iug Houeo Committee was ben session dur
ing the day. but bv the time the market
closed bad come to the conclusion not to
caI meeting f0r tomorrow. though
further sessions cam bc held at need.
The Clearing House Committee at Cos
s. sion thie evening adopted % resolution
asking thc trust companies OF NNw York
to deposit with 0r loan t0 the national
banks. United States government bonds in
DrIer That the banks could deposit these
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20

miltee which was lost by a vote OF - 10 O..
The Caskie amendment was then placed
on its passage and adopted boy "a vote OF
Is to g.
Section { was then adopted and section
= was similarly disposed of after the IN
corporation Of AN immaterial amendment,
making the language more explicit
KEEP BOOKS AND PAPERS HERE.
Alter section had been disposed of 10y
adonfion Mr. Caske offered an amend
ment TO Doe known as section 3. providing
that the principal office of the company
should boz kept in the city of Richmond,
and that the auditing and dishursing D.
p3rtmcnts should Doe kept and conducted
therein. together with the books, papers
and accounts of the company
AR Pollock amended the amendment
bv providing that throe OF the directors
should Doe residents OF tine city OF Rich-
moud. This was adopted ls section :. ana
eubzcquont sections. as printed. We're
treated thereafter as II numbered one
figure higher.
THE FINAL VOTE.
The remaining sections. N. o.. l0 and III.
were then quickly adopted and then the
ordinance as whole was adopted. three
members dissenting Tho recorded vote
follows.
For-B .oCmborg Camp. Curtis. FERGUS
son. Grimes. Gunst. Mccarthy NliHs
Miner. Nc8le Peters. Pollock shea. Tee
fey. Wc-t Whllc1. Williams. Winston
Woody and C8-kie. -o
Against-Eiel. Hlrrelson and Ho0son
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20
NARROW ESCAPE
At THE RETREAT
The Prompt Work Of the Resident
Physician Saved a Young Girls
Life Perhaps.

Miss Rosa Parish. of Manchester. who
has been under treatment aJ thc Retreat
for the Sick for the past TWO weeks, was
narrowly saved from fali early last
night that would uo doubt have resulted
I'm her death. Since being al this insti-
tuition she has been suffering from acute
hysteria. At times she sleeps and rests
as perfectly as when in perfect health,
and then again her nerves are AN un-
strung. She aWakes. startled from her
sleep. and fanccs sine is being pursued
Last evening Miss Parish was occupy
ing ID third-story front room. DR.. Reese
a resident physician. was in the room
beneath. on the second floor when he
heard the sound of breaking glass.
FASTENED TO THE ROOM y
lie ran al once tO the room above. and
upon entering h. saw the body OF the
young lady hanging more than half way
from the window ln her effort TO yet
through The window she had broken
large pane Of glass and all that saved
her from the terrible fall was the fact
that the inside blinds 10 the window were
only partially OPEN
DR. Reese tried in vain - draw her
body back from the position but was
unable 10 do So He succeeded In holding
her until DR.. Cobb came 20 his assistance,
and she was safely returned to her room.
The scene attracted many passers-by.
who soon thronged the hall OF the insti-
tuition
Tne fact that Miss Parish escaped be-
ing severely cut by the broken glass. was
marvellous. \ special nurse was with the
pslent last night. and she was resting
quietly.
The sad and serious condition Of Miss
Parish Is the result OF fall which she
had several weeks ago over wire
stretched across a street In Manchester
by some small boys as a prdeIIea. joke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20
STREET RAILWAY MAGNATES.
Meeting of the Virginia Association
Executive Committee Held Here.

4 meeting OF the executive committee
of The Virginia Street Railway and Eloc-
trical Association was held u th.s city,
al OBJ. jefferson. yesterday morning.
There were present r. j.. Appers0n. OF
stanton: Allen F. Edwards of Peters
burg: ID. j.. Wood-on. of Lynchburg, r.
%. Troy. off Charlottesville, Brkley VIII
Iams. of tha Traction Company; William
Todd of the Virginia Electrical Railway
and Development Company. and Edward
~ Tran1rd. of the Richmond Railway
and Electric Company
The statement was made after the meet
ine chat ihe only business before Oh
committee was consideration OF common
Interests and how IHey should Boz pro-
tectod from legislation that hls been or
may Doe proposed at this session OF the
LEGISLATURE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20
THE EVIDENCE
IN ROBERTS CASE
Witness Test.feS That Mr., Roberts
introduced Mrs. Maggie Sbipp
Roberts as His Wife.


of witness. fram man ,r,...,..i ,'..,'.,.
bcfor. tre Comm.tt.. of fb. lIal.. of
Represen. tive. which f.. fnr.sti'..ti9a,
tnc case of Mr. Roberts of rtab vb.y in-
clud. Mr.. Doctor Iueu, Milo. d, ,r'..-
tic.ne physician of SaIt .'Il. ci.,,. NJ.
McDouesu Nr E l. Alcpsoief ana =
D.. WShard. au OF Sat Lake civ There
were also "a large number or fnflro.t,J
spectators.
Mrs. DR. Miles was the FIRST witness
She gave The details of s etI SIN. made
r Oh. hons. of Nlr. Dr Ai.osi. shir.,
Robert. on Anrl i9h 1>4- r.l,,i,... ~.
-0,,. ,oa5'.,I s..,.,, 30
.f.....d Mr.. sti., p.l.... I'M
shi,p ,,l,.,..,,,..,. ,t.. ,..,..
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..pr .. n
rt,.. ''
-". ". I'D .NIidi"' ."s
So '''' ''' '.-' n''i' I"
'' "o"'' D. ''i Feh years. SNt ASK
ed that the medical society mail sent ner
," IuloIt pc ado. t'std as "Dr Roberts,
NOT Ii. ohlpp
ROBERTS OBJECTS
After The witness had sfeupod aside
Air Roberts sub,,ittad nm ,hiocii,n ~
the o0err tbsf t1i. t..t.,,,,,. ral5tod to
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~iu,'-di.,i,. ...... i.t... .,t. ~. It
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..a,, '''. ''''e
N" '''.'"' '''u "''. ii',' "
gay ,'"i '"e '7'Iiil'"H 9io"'u "0
'''''N1 '' '''S s'iho"' PiaC.lc'9 SUD-
''t"'l~ '' N"Ieh Ieur'h, 1889
...,, '' ".'S" "vi.0 N,.. i'o0.l 's'
sponded- the chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20
PENNSYLVANIA lYNCHlNG.
Mob Riddlcd With Bullets the Bod,
OF Negro Murderer.

DUNBAR. PA Dee 9-Sanford
White. superintendent ot construction of
the W j. Rancy Coke Company. was
shot and killed to-day 10y David Pierce.
d colorcd empioyc.
Pierce then ncd TO the mountains. fol-
lowed by am angry mob. he was dis
covered Boa hiding and riddled with bull
lets. Death was instantaneous There Is
great excitement
The trouble began with a quarrel be-
tween Pierce and Richard Cunningham.
superintendent Of The Mount Vernon
works of the W j Rsiney Company
over question of work. White inter
faTsd IN behalf OF Cunningham, when
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20
A Number of the Lawmakers Were
Recently VacCinated,
POINTS ABOUT NEW MEMBERS,
Senator Lupton Speaks His Views Re
oordIess of Precedcut-Mr. Barks-
dale Apt at Repartcc-Dcle-
rate Newbcrnc. Who Has
Been III. Was EcpOrted
as Improved.


The bill To- aooilsh 'He p's''''" o' ''''
Register OF the Land Office viii pass the
Senate but it is said by one who has
..,t.. ,,rti,l n,u of fbc House that IL
I'D, d.. i.,...,oI i,, that bod, should the
VIII D'
measure fail to pass, 70 is NOT ilhely 'hal
Colonel i vs.. Richardson the incumbent
,t. .H., u.fi b,,e onrosition for re-
'''0 ...
nomination.. iie Hd7 many 'i''''' '' ''-
LEGISLATURE working for him. who think
t, ,.iu oasilv win ONT in the event bis office
..,,,, .,..... 80 .,,, s.,rot,,.,,
'7 n'' i'''ee' WIN ''''-
ol the commonwealth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20

pathless country "a distance OF l5 miles
returned from his operations Saturday
10 lead am expedition through Mariquina
Valley which has been an insurgent
stronghold throughout the war The val-
ley has several times been invaded, but
never held by the Americans.
General GernomO was supposed 10 have
there the largest organized force north
Of Manila and General Lawton wished
10 garrison Mariquina. The night was
one Of the worst OF the season. \ fer
: rifle rain had begun ana IS still continuing
Accompanied by his stan. and Troop L..
Fourth cavalry General Lawt0n set out
at 9 o'clock IN advance OF the main force
consisting of the llth Cavlary and one
battalion each Of the Twentieth and
Twenty Seventh Infantry, which started
from La Iona az midnight. With a small
escort. he led the way through an almost
over hills and through clnebrakes aud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20
FIRE IN TENEMENTS.
Seven Lives Were Lost - Two Fires in
New York Yesterday.

N-eW YORK. Doe fa-Sevon lives were
r,.f iu TWO biz tenement houses. which
o.re DESTROYED by Hr4 iu this city carly
,..I.. Fi,. .b3rrod bodies were found
M .t. ,,r..r fi,Ir- of ID burned tenement
10 o-. hundred and Second street and
rt...i ,...,,r. tr,vr n. f1e Mentor.
&c.. ..''.,.,..,. ....i . rttfa. .-,rf .ii badly
~ ,.. ..r,l.f fr.,, fba blszins
,..,-t,. tos,it.l. rbore is
.i.t,.t SICK, ..,.'..,., ,f ..p,. of
.. ....,..,.,,.. s.rer,I other per-
',,.. ........i rrl.,, t,o Flames and
.... ''...f t....t..'.
... .,.i., p. l.,,il,. fr. at-
~ .,...,. ,..',..,'..t ..,, ,r.,ti,
, l...I tt-. ,t.rt,n
l.,, ,,...... .......i ~. t..i,
o'.i ..,,.'.,'7 -. -, t,,-t,
f'''' '''.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20
Enlistment viii be for One Year or
Continuance of War.
THE RELIEF COLUMN ADVANCED
Yield Artillery Shcllcd Bocr Left
Flank. Who Rctaliatcd with
Scathinc Fire. Almost Demol-
ishiug All the Guns aud
Stampcding the Gun aud
Iimbcr Horses.

,...,...- ..- Al .rt ..,.,.
"'->'''''>' '''' $3.50 49,
slhm'Hi H'- ". it-' ''h7''''" TOD "''"'''@'
q force. which General Butler D. credited
with having demanded a1 ATOMS a- 1n cs-
e... ,t..... ..,,,.,,
La .n"t nd mounted lhi'i''.
This mouiue uc Wan Once ico an
orlor f1 th. effect that the government
,.. I...l,.t ID, rti... for South Africa ID
.... ...t.,..r,. f.,r,.. a., b, called "lm-
I ..,,.,,,. and fo Dee recruited
-r..,. ,...,,.,,.r, volunteers and civilians
,........In... .... r.uui.ile qualifications. En-
IlT..f tfn l. for one year or during
tn. continuance of the war; The mon
m.., 0. between twenty and tnlrty-nvc
l,.r. of 1870 ud ot equal physique to .Ae
tn. .rIIu.r. cavalry soldier
Oe...r. and mou are to provide their
,r.u f,.r... and to wear neutral tiut cloth
.I.otir. Jackets NOT necessarily uniform
t.f n.t. br.,che- aud CATERS. All must
b... ..o.i riders and mark.mau.
T.r ua order invites cvcry volunteer
,...-..rf fhaf I- Iulei with regular bat
r.li.r serving lf the 'front.' to supply
rI company which wiU take tine place
.f tnD mounted infantry of the regiment
These arrangements are expected 20 i'-
suit iu considerable force. lhc tnioiI'I
yrenetu of the AoomanrN i'fce- ""',"
originated in t1c ironni"u- p'Iioo o., ''.o
French r.'".ui'h l0 100" "'
serNiD.- hIt. never before "'." ''-''"
IN war ...ft.,.,,.,,t.
In. cuil .a-n COZ '''''l''. ,i.l ....,-
CONTINUES '."
'rhH'H' "'I'' ,-,,.,.,>.,.
ADDRESSED hl M
Eudyul kIpIug addressed ''' '-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20
KILLED Al HEAD
OF HIS TROOPS
Major-GeneraI Henry W. Lawton Shot
in the Breast at San MeteO and
Died Immediately.

MANILA. Dec. -Major-Generdl Hem
rs W. Lawton has been shot and killed az
san Mateo. He was standing IN front Of
his troops was shot In the breast and
died Immediately.
LEAD THE WAY.
MANILA Dec. lq-ll y. M-General
Iawton left here Monday night. having
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20
Refuudtilc Money,

WASHINGTON. Dec. l9.-Among the
bills introduced in Congress to-day Was
one by Senator sullivan directing the
Secratars Of the Treasury TO refund
money realized on cotton captured In the
Southern states during the civil War.
and from the tax l-ied upon cotton In
those states at that time. This money
was covered into the Uaited States treas
uTy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20

WASHINGTON. Dee. l4-Tha Senate
Committee on Financ. To-day authorized
Senator Aldrich to report lH. Senate
hnanrial bin as 90 substitute for The
House Dim after tho House Dim i. received
from that body the report to be made
before the adjournment for the holidays.
Senator Alo.lch notified tine committee
of his purpose to call up the bl 200 the
Senate on January 4th the day ufte-
conveniug after .he Christmas holidays
$50 objection was made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20

WASuINGTON. Dec 19-Representa-
tive Levy. of New York. to-day introduced
in the House bin to amend the revised
statutes % permit the Secretary of the
Treasury to deposit. in his discretion. with
the National Banks. tho custom receipts
or The United states. and providing that
the Secretary of the Treasury shah es-
ublsh rate of interest to De paid by
fle National Banks on am moneys dopos-
itaI with them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20
Amendment of Mr.. Caskie Makes an
Important Difference.
FINANCE COMMITTEE IGNORED.
The Caskie Plan l. Regarded rs a
Concession to the Company. ~ That
the Average Rate of Taxation
j. Lowered Other Inmate
rial Changes - A n e
Final Vote.

Tie ordinance framed n -omm.tec
granting street railway franchis 90 the
Richmond Passenger aud Power Com
panv. was finally disposed of last night
So far ass the lower branch OF The Council
is concerned The odinaac. was passed
I'm that BODY with bat few Change. only
one ot which m regard t0 the important
matter OF taxation. made last u-hD is
material The ordinance viii now go Co..
to the Board of Aldermen. which body
will probably be called together Thurs
/ day or Friday or This week The opinion
was expressed last night that the Board
viii dispose 0f the ordinance at sil-it
session. The only d-ht 900 thc Board.
| There s any viii b8 over The iaN'uo"
clause.
The Common Council last night rejected
bv decisive vote thc plan and rate oi
taxation proposed by the Finance Com
mittec. and adopted in hru thereof iiaN
proposed by Mr. CJ-ke. which is regard
! cd as more fayo able lo thc railway CONF
| pany
/ Alr. Caskie was thc most potent factor
in last NIGHTS proceedings Tie vacated
/ the chair at the outset Mr. Pollock pre-
/ -iding ana throughout the session was
! alert and pregnant with amendments. in-
! Guiding thc important one fixing rhe
amount 0f taxation.
Mt Ebel couteuIeI vigorously and go
length for the plan of taxation proposed
by the Finance Committee Ills vote ODD
ihe lull passage 0l ihc ordinance was au
emphatic "N0 and thc 1850 others who
stood with him iu the final lineup united
disapproval of the ordinance a- 20 had just
been adoptcd
pporrruf,-,.s ~ prr-,Ir.
.." VI. 'I@'ln'. ''''i.'' - ." POI.
io'l' e'E"-7'.. 'iIIi'-. '.l.-'' Ii.,'
son. l"O-'h' NJ, 'iihl. Nli.7. Nil'l'.
Neaie. Felri-. Pollock. 9"r. ireIef' Wal
Iei-''ih' west Nh'i'i' NAi-tin'. ".i-
s'r,' ana "o'o>.
", o'''.' 700" up '". '''''i''.
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tt.. ,.,.,
'ilialors To consider lnr qu, mon oi COM
pedfation OF other companies to operate
on tine Lucs of tAr Richmond Pass. niger
and Power Company should De- called to
the attention of the Richmond Passenger
and Power Company by tha C1mmrtee
on Streets The ordinance Jailed t0 state
br whom notification should ba rnIdo.
Subsection ra 1e d 1- and fG of sen
r-.. D. ,...,. .l,,t.l v.,tb,u. ob,noa
...,.,,,..,1,.
...... .t,', l,..,,,,.r tI,. rfob,
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7i"h Cd. '"' '''''"''f "
d motive p'N'i
At This point % Recommendation OF ru"-
section 0t section was moved ana ah
amendment offered as sub tituie. The
subsection provides for thc keeping oi
the company lines in proper repair, ana
the substitute mDiy p.1ces The city in
better position to carry on the Intention
of the section. The amendment was
adopted in substance.
MIR. CAsKIE's PLAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20

ST AUGUSTINE. FLA. Dec. l9.-The
grand session of the Supreme Council oL
the thirty-thrd degree of the Ancient
and Accepted Masons for the Southern
Jurisdiction OF the United States con-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20
SUMMARY OF T070AY'S NEWS.



CITY may condemn Jusils Island.
Report OF the State y. 81 q \
Narrow escape of Miss Rosa idi.eh
at the Retreat for the SICK.
city Council adopts the electric rah-
"1' Nee 1ipS, 'nss Of officials OF the various
electric railways In the state at Che Jei-
fert. Hotel.
state.
-Rev 7. j. Mlckay's enemies seek hiS
life. and one OF them ls fined $40 TOY ="
attack on him. Another 10 De tried TO-
da-. .t.
late ex-Mayor Darlington, dies ln Am
herst .,,.,
his knife on account Of Jealousy.
The city Council OF foah"At cree.
Everett Perkins Commonwealth ; attorney
In place OF Senator Lyle
General.
Stock market recovered from panic OF
WINES testihes that Roberts intro.
duced Mrs. Maggie Shpp Roberts as nj;
wife.
house IN New York.
Foreign.
General IAwton shot and killed In
front OF his troops az san Mateo.
English Government decides 20 mooh-
ize ten thousand mounted infantry.
Relief column from ChieNcly camp
shelled BOer position. They retailiated
with scathine IRE. demenshins suas and
sIampedins horses