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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-07-06
Murder In a Courfhouae.

RICHMOND, Va, July State Sem
ator VIM. Flanagan, who was also
commonwealth attorney for Powhat-
tan county, was shot and killed at
Powhattan courthouse Monday by
w. G. Pilkinton. The shooting was
the outcome of quarrel over the re-
cent canvass for the election Of United
Sta es senators by direct vote.
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ClaSll Between Americans and In.
SurgentS at San Fernando
Seems Inevitable Soon.
The LATTER WORKING IN TRENCHES.
our Troops Sleep in Their Clothes So
as to lie Prepared for Another
Daybreak Assault.
spanish Com mission Enters AcuinaIdo..
Lines IN an Attempt to Arrange for the
Release of spanish Pri~on-r.-Hos-
pitAbiy Received and Entertained.

MANILA, July "A collision between
the two armies at San Fernando
seems inevitable soon. The INSURGENTS
are active all around the town and can
DC seen working in the trenches TO
strengthen their post on. Dav and
night forces arc at work. Ii is csti-
mated that i. 600 men were seen march-
ing In the road north of town Friday
morning. The Americans turned on.
ana manned the dcfcnses, cxpccting
an attack. The soldiers sleep in their
clothes and breakfast at o'clock in
the morning so as to be ready for an
other dayb assault.
The commission of three Spanish Of
hcers who entered the nsurgent lines
fortnight ago to make final attempt
to arrange for the release Of the Span-
ish prisoners have not returned.
Their long absence has occasioned
alarm.
But reports come to Manila that they
were received by Aguinaldo at Tarlac
and entertained no p tably. 1t is
said that Aguinaldo gave ban
quet in their honor, all the leading
families Of the rebel leaders being pres
ent and the cabinet attending, hence
the Spaniards in Manila hope that the
mission OF the commissioners will be
successful.
Gen. Ovenshine is in the hospital .uf.
iering with fever. Gen. Grant is com
manding his troops on the south line.
MANILA, July 1.-The rebels made 4
demonstration at san Fernando Fri
day evening. They took advantage of
the darkness and rain to make a sally
against the north line, seemingly only
'or the purpose of annoying the Amer
cans as they failed to push their at
ack. The American loss was pri- .
rate OF the 18th regiment killed and
our men wounded.
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SHE ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Mrs. Harry ,. Ramsey, According to the
Coroner's Jury, Is Guilty Of MUIR
dering Her Husband.

New YORK, June 30. The coroner :
jury Thursday brought in a verdict
that Harry j. Ramsey was murdered
by his wife while she was temporarily
insane. She cut his tn ~oat last Friday
end gave as reason that he snored.
As Mrs. Ramsey was on her way
across the Bridge of Signs to the
tombs she attempted to thrust hat
pin into her neck. She made several
determined attempts to commit suicide
in this way. but she was eventually
disarmed by policeman.
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CUBANS THREATEN REVOLT.
Unless the Natives are Give, . c,..
"''ern Themselves "a. They Wish
They WIN Rebel.

NEW YORK, July IA hich Officer -,
'he nited States army of occupa,ion
III |"oa contributes 10 the .Julv nuu-
oer OF the North American Review an
article on tho Cuban situat ~ which
VIII create profound impression in
this country.
Ai'er quoting our solemn PLEDGE.
inc United States hereby disclaims
any disposition or intention to ever.
ciSe sovereignty, jurisdiction or con-
''oi over said island except for the
pacihcation thereof, and asserts i,s do-
termination when that is accompljsh-
ca 10 leave the government and tho
control OF the island TO the nconlc -
he goes on TO make a STARTLING nre-
sentiment OF facts, of which these are
the most significant:
There can be no doub. tbot tbo
Pacihcation' Of the island is now No.
complished. City for city. the towns
Oh |uoa are more peaceful and orderly
lhan those of the United STATES .
There never was more docilc onio,
people. All the reports Of bandits,
are zcalously forwarded to the United
states and half of them are lies.
he Cubans can and will give tbc,n-
selves as good government as bovo
ne petty republics Of South and Cen
raj America. They are impatient to
Undertake the management of their
,wn affairs.
The irritation of the Cubans against
ne Americans and American military
uie is daily increasing, and will inev-
iaoly presently find vent in revolt
10 drift on, to delay evacuation '
ieans a struggle with a tremendous Il
robiem under dishcartening coudi-
ons trying to help this people in the
'ce Of daily increasing opposition, in. a
ratitude' irritation, suspicion. It Z
cans a postponement of the settle Il
ent OF problems connected with the r'
aterial prosperity of the island II p
cans failure to fulfill n solemn u
edge" as
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The Negro Miners Leave Pana, Ill.

PANA, ILL.,, July S.-The last Of the
Negro colony of fully 1000 persons
brought here by the operators during
the past ten months to supplant union
men departed Saturday night on tick
cts furnished them by Coy. Tanner.
All mines are silent and the operators
claim that the pits have been c.osed
indefinitely.
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Murder in the First Degree,

ST. LOUIS, June 30. Frank +. Calla-
way, who has been on trial for murder
here for several weeks, was Wednes-
day evening found guilty in the first
degree by the jury. Galloway shot his
wife op April 10 last in large depart
ment store where she was employed.
The Judge will pass sentence on him
this week.
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DISORDERS IN BARCELONA.
''' A'"'s Monks. Close the Shops, Stone
'sih'dfSl. Several Churches and
the Jesuit Convent.

''I'' July The disorders in
.'.'ha we're renewed after the bull
sunday a crowd attacked a
u monks who recently returned
' '-e Fhi''pp.nes. The police res
'"r monks with some difficulty.
~o' then paradcd the streets,
'-e shops and stoning the
'a- several churches and the
''' convent, as we'll as the street
sway cars The gendarmes were
''..r,, 20 restore order.
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DR.. Oscar L0ew, Eypcrt Patholo-
giSt, is the p..coyerer of
il Ncw II. atmcnt.
MAY SuPEEStDE SEkua TREATMENT.
Or. Loew's Work Has Been Carried on
Tor Aany Years in Collaboration
With d e. Ermcrich.
bs'ic Idea IS tho PTcsrncc OF a Cla., NJ
iefmenis known - Enzymes. Pro-
duced 10y the 'ame bacteria
That Produce Disease.

NAsnINGroN, June 29.-Dr Oscar
Locw. one OF the expert vegetable
pathoiogists of the agricultural de-
partmcnt, has developed to what he
believes Is a point Of practical use n
new treatment for germ diseases
winch promise, 20 Supcrscdc the Sc
rum treatment now in us, in diph-
theria. feycrs and many other diseases.
DR.. Loew'o wor, has been carried on
Tor sey ra, years in collaboration with
DR.. H. Emmcricb. The experiment,
have been conducted in the laborator-
les Of Munich and this country. The
results never have been published in
iul. but have been such as to warrant
Introducing the treatment into actual
hospital practice.
The treatment is similar in some re-
spccts 10 the serum treatment. bu, de-
pends on different principle, the
basic idea being the presence of a class
OF ierncnts krown as engines. which /
- ''V '"'nc oac''rA mat /
produce tine disease. 1t is because of /
the production or rather over-produc-
ton OF certain engine that disease
''''' "' - P''"'' Will run itS course
~, ''' vac" '''' OUT OF t"e system.
@ 0'''''' ''' III t"'' case 1t Is
= '''''' are SIMPLY "'i'ed ont by the
- -, '''e''' '''' P'oo"c'' Inc ooJect OF
~ '' " '''''0''. - 10 Pro'ucea pure
' .'''' .'''''' '",' II, "'."'ou '".o the
'''''''''" - ,'''''' WIZ MAJ inc disease
r.. ''' '''@'' u, Jur'"S 'h' patient
.,', "', ''''','' nom '"' pr'nc'p'c oi moe
,a.''.,....'n W - w an" "''.'r "'S-
,a,;a.' '''. ~ ~, o'J''' - |" give the
.'.'I,.,. - '' - ~ 81 '"e "'S''>e 10
,,'. ''''" '''''''''''' ~ '''' moro ''r"'
~
''''' ''', 90 ''''e''' ~ EN-
= an" '"'''F"'co
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of Excellent propert,..

BIRMINGnAM, Ala, June 30.-Eugene
Zimmerman, vice president of the c.,
ii. & ID. railroad, and associates have
bought the Tallaedga iron furnace, the
birmingham & Atlantic railway. run
ming from Tallaeda TO Pell City, 27
miles and 5000 acres of coal and iron
lands. The furnace will be in opera
tion in 90 days. The deal means the
resurrection of excellent properties.
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stoddard's Appoiutment.

WAsnNGToN, June 29.-George Stod-
dard, of Wyoming, will be made census
supervisor for the First Ohio district.
comprising the First and Second con-
gressional districts. His recommenda-
tion Unassigned by both Congressman
Shattuc and Bromwell.
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Quincy, Ill, July 2.-Wm. J.Spraguc,
retired merchant and banker of Pal
myra. Mo-, dropped dead of heart dis
ease while going up the Congregational
church steps to one of the concerts of
the State Music Teachers association.
He was 90 years old.
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No street Cars on MOnongahe-
d fraction Road Near Pitts
burgh come Together.
EOIH WIRE LOADED WITHPASSENGERS
Ia, Persons We're Killed. Five Seri-
ol,h Injured aud Zen Others
More or Less Hurt.
no LoAr Car crashed Into the Other
u.I, Isrritc IorCe, Almost Teiescop-
AK D. Foremost Car Was 10 Dark
ne.s owing 10 Damaged Current

n.>brr,u. Pa, July As a re-
~ % street car collision sunday
avon tuc road OF the Monongahela
..a Goa. two people are dead. five
I. ....r .u urcd and ten others IN re
! .., .at, The dead: O. c. Opsion,
q .-t. friendship avenue. this city;
a d. h.i.laud. motorman, of Brad.
>.-.a injured: II. H. Smith,
d .. o. NyAc avenue, Pittsburgh.
j a'rnaly; Mrs. Anna Lawler.
4 .aa street, Pittsburgh, back badly
,ar.. Mss Jennie Cosby, Columbus,
4 ,-tuc aigi Logan street arm and
r u,uc,; 4. Ecpcrt, $50 Spring
4 ca avenue. Allegheny, cut about
!, at aud injured internally; Miss
strong. rigLt leg broken; Mrs.
/ rr of lo3 Viccroy street, Wash
'.a. lady bruised, and ten others
} USE lanes could not be learned,
j -,m IRE or less hurt.
4.c accident happened on a steep
/ sac lear High Bridge. The two cars |
} collision were heavily loaded with
s.u-cr, returning home from Ken
no.I park.
f.'oaan Griffith stopped his car
Isr 81. u1'tom % the hill TO got a
D.. o. water at spring near by. lie
la.. s. left his car when the cleo
,,a, tor some reason as yet un-
4-c. vas shut off, leaving the car
.n...s> Notorman Kirkland, with
ca- followed shortly afterward,
81, ,.c foremost ear was in dark
.. ..u.i no, bc seen until too late
c.,.. ;he speed. The rear car /;
.,.cl INTO the other with terrific !
Pre- Almost telescopiDg II.
W. o?son was standing on the rea ;.
s"orm of The first car and received .
FOIL force Of the impact. Both Of .
.css were cut off and his skull 8
.,aei. He lived but a short time.
.ta.and was badly mangled, his :,
i and body being crushed. lie .,
& abou, an hour. !
be scene o. the accident is a consid- =,
tcl,,ance from the city, and it -
some time before proper medical T
stance could be rendered the in :;
.t In iAc meantime great excite =.
'' prevailed. Many ladies and y,
.',a were among the passengers
.e.r cries and shrieks were ap- G.
D., Nearly everybody on the two
received some kind of an injury, tn
ao.e mentioned above are believed
a. Who are hurt in any way seri-
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'''''N Wis, July s. Attorney
Villas. aged =, only son of ex-
go States senator Vim. Villas, SON
-' OF b. A. Ford, of Pittsburgh,
'''' passenger agent of the Penn
'-'@ railroad, died at the home of
'-'''' here sunday evening of dia-
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A Lynching Probable.

LASALLE, ILL.,. July 3.-Anton Borat.
a miner, Sunday shot and killed Jane
Barkati, a merchant of the town OF
Marquette, seven miles west of here.
The murderer nyd TO the woods. A
posse has been searching for him all
day without result. Violence is likely
to follow Borat's capture.
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RECRUITS NEEDED
An Order Will Be Issued for
the Enlistment of Fifteen
Thousand Men.
AXE 10 SERVE IN THE PHILIPPINES.
liiiS VIII Give Gen. Otis an Effective
Army OF Nearly Thirty-Nine
thousand Men.
W" Thousand Unassigned Recruit. Ar.
NO" on the Way and 1000 More Aro
feing Drilled at the Tresidio ard
VIII sail the Middle OF Julv

WASHINGTON. July 4-Havinr heard
from Maj Gen. Otis that he needs
o'''S men TO fill up the regular regi-
mcnts and about 2. 900 men for the two
'o'uhteer regiments he was author
yea TO enlist orders will be issued
tuesday for the enlistment of 15. 600
men, This will actually give Otis
about 4tOJO men. All owing TO n loss
Oh per cent for scasc and yvounds
ana which he states as the percentage
oi lneffectives" he will have instead
OF an effective force of 30, 600 men. one
of nearly $4,000.
he war department: has anticipated
the need Of men for the rccnlar ro,i-
mchtS, and has sent out 1000 unas-
signed recruits TO Manila within two
weeks. -Four thousand recruits are
now being drilled at the Presidio and
VIII sail about the middle of the
month"; leaving about 33S more men to
Oe supplied to the regular regiments
1t Is conf icntially predicted that by
August the eight regiments to be or
ganized in this country and the . 200
men required for the two volunteer
regiments at Manila will be ready to
proceed to Otis aid. In order 10 nut
the volunteers in an effective condition
as rapidly as possible. eight military
posts one for each regiment, will be
selected, to which recruits will bc sent.
as follows: Plattsburg barracks, y. V:
fort Thomas, Ky; Columbus barracks.
D.; Fort Sheridan, ILL., Lcavenworth.
Kan, and the Presidio, Cal, and prob
ably Fort Crook. Neb., and Van Couver
Vacancies existing in regular reci- t
nentS under Gen. Otis command rem {
esent men whose terms of enlistment
rave expired and not casualties. Most '
II the vacancies exist in the regiments il
Vhich sailed for Mania with Merritt. C
II the volunteers, III, $50 still remain in {
lanila, and they will be returned as t,
ulchly as pOSSlbI lie.
The fact that Otis has reduced 70 two
egiments the number to be organized -
Manila and has asked for Q. 600 men
fill them up, shows that he has had
uch difficulty to obtain re-enlist-
ents of volunteers. 1t is estimated
lat he has obtained only 500 men, not M
lough to form one regiment. tt
Under the instructions to recruiting W
fcers' enlistments for three-year re- Cl
uits intended for regular regiments, Ii
I'd enlistmcnts of volunteers for two re
ars will be made. In the case of the pi
lunteers there will be no restric- br
ms as in citizenship or educa-
NAL qualifications. Recruiting m;
icers have previously been COM WI
He'd TO reject men who were Br
t citizens of the United States a.
uncducated and have gone so far as WI
throw out men who were fiat-footed. Ge
lile it is intended to obtain as high rr
lass of men for the volunteer service I"
possible, it is pointed out that the MI
' will allow the enlistment of re-
its showing sufii cient intelligence oi
perform duty as American soldiers. nee
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Returning Dawson Mincrs.

VAN CoUvER Il. c., July 4.-The
steamer Tees arrived Sunday evening
from the north with large party of
returning Dawson miners. Wallace
Haywood, sergeant of police, brought
s55, 600 in gold dust. Eight Others had
heavy boxes of precious metal Capt.
Gosse reported 81, 600, 600 on board.
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A New Worlds Record.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, June so. -
Eddie McDuflie made a new worlds
record for the mile at the Buttonwood
cycle track Thursday afternoon. His
time was 1881 % for the distance. beat
ing Major Taylor's previous record by
two-fifths OF a second.
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.'','' Fa.' June 80. Maj. Gen.
'' Nadl. died here Thursday
o.. ''aTA. He enlisted in the 9th
''''l.a reserves in 1861 and was
"' roi The regiment. He was
'''acier general in 1866 and
'''- Ina'or general.
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WAsInSoTGS, June 80. Secretary
Long Thursday signed an order desig.
mating Capt. II. G. Taylor TO command
the North Atlantic squadron during
the months leave of Adm. sampson,
which will begin early next month.
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More Trouble Expected.

CLEVELAND, o., July A meeting
of the employees of the Big Consoli-
dated Street Car Co. has been called
for Tuesday and it is said there is Sc
rious talk of renewing the big strike,
owing TO the fact that some of the
agreements are said to have been vio-
lated
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President Invited to New Hampshire.

WASHINGTON, July 4.-Senator Chan
der Monday called upon the president
in behalf Of the governor of New
Hampshire to invite the president to
visit that state during the latter part
of August and participate in the cele-
bration Of ''0ld Home Day."
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'''''" F''er Nllua,lop a, s.n,,..o

4, '.0'o Dr CrnA, July s.-Ten
No.. VI yellow fever were report
>,.. ''F and five have been report
his raises the total num-
ava vases TO "A. No deaths have been
'f.c- sunday
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Cruiser brooklyn Repaired.

New YORK. June SO.-The cruiser
BROOKLYN, which was injured off the
Battery on Decoration day was takcr
out of dry dock at the navy yard
Thnrsday thoroughly repaired.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES

!, The government deficit for the fisca
year is sSS, SIS, $50.
Charles Victor Cherbuliex, novelist.
literary and art critic and member oi
the French academy, died in Paris in
his 10Th year. 4.
The controller of the currency ha,
issued n call for statement of tho con
dltion OF the national banks at the
close OF business June 30. ...f..
There were slight disturbances s6t
Marseilles growing out OF discussions
regarding the Dreyfus affair. The DO
lice made several arrests
special from Fort Atkinson. Wis.
says Mrs David Il. Peck. mother of
former Gov. George W. Peck. died
Sunday night, aged 20 years Old age
was the cause.
The American line steamer New
York sailing from SOUTHAMPTON sat
urday foe New York. takes among her
passengers Mr. A. A. Adec. second as
sistant secretary of state.
AT Ncwberryport. Mass. a cat boat
containing five men was capsizcd near
the mouth of the Mcrrimac river sun
day and James Stead and Thom,.
Gracio of st. Lawrence, were drowned.
Emile Stcinman was in Erenham.
Tcx., Sunday evening from Yegua and
says that not less than 800 horse, and
cattle have been drowned in that
stream between Clay and Independ-
encc.
Gen. lloratio G.. Wright. who made
brilliant record in the late war scry-
ing at tGcttysburg and the campaign i'm
the Wilderness and around Richmond.
died ia Washington Sunday after an
illness OF three months.
The United States auxiliary cruiser
Panther has arrived at the League Is
Iand navy yard from San Juan. l.. l..
The Panther will 90 out of commits.
sion and will bc laid up i'm ordinary
lnth the government again needs her.
When the Cunard liner Campania
allied from Liverpool Saturday for
New York, She had among her passcn-
-ers Mrs. William As or, Chaunccy NJ.
)epew, his son, Chauncey NJ Depew.
r., and the earl of Donoughlnorc.
The naval arsenal at Talcahunao.
bout eight miles northwest OF Conccn.
ION. burned 10 the ground Frida;.
he loss is more than $4,000 It's
Inspected that the fire was the work OF
II inccndiary with view of GOVERN,
by government Official,
dispatch to the Daily Mail froIa
ape Town says that the United State,
'uIscr Chicago, Rr. Adm. llowison's
lgship, now in Delago bay. has
cen ordered to remain there until
lly II instead Of proceeding south as
'r itinerary contemplated.
Jonathan Baker and his wife. who
we'd alone on a ranch above the snow
lc, nine mile, from Molinas Camp.
ar Angels Camp. Cal. were found
urdcred Friday. A nephew OF the
i couple named Biggs is charged
tn the crime. A posse is pursuing
IN.
A collision OF electric cars occurred
nday night on the Willow Grove di.
ion of the Union Traction Co. near
anchtown near the extreme north.
a edge Of Philadelphia. j. +. Carr.
porter for the Evcning Fullctin, was
led and several others were badly
urcd.
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Bishop Newman Critically III.

SARATOGA, n. Y. July S.-Bishou
John Z. Newman, of the Methodist
Episcopal church, whose episcopal
residence is in San Francisco, is crit.
ically Ill at his cottage here.
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Pure food Com missioner.

SPRINGFIELD. H., June a9.-Gov.
Tanner Wednesday appointed former
State Senator Thomas :. Chapman, Of
Jerseyville. as pure food commissioner
under the new pure food law.
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~. M.x,,,.v Much Better.

WAsHISeroS, July S-Mrs. Mckin'
ley was reported to be better Sunday
The pleasant weather is having BEN
eficial effect upon her.
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Three Lives Lost by Drowning.

SAco, Me-. July 8. s.-Three lives were
lost by the swamping of boat in Sac9
bay Sunday. The victims we're PhiliI
Picard, his wife, and Mrs Joseph
Thompson, aged so.
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John .hepperd Shot 20 Death.

BIBMISoHAM, Ala, June 29.--John
Shepperd, the Negro rapist. was shot
to death by citizens of Adamsville
Tuesday night.
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'~uqusrtsrs Rsmox.d

neC'"'' '''' July Supreme officers
ID @'"o.'c knights Of America ar.
, wy .'e friday evening, transfer
! w headquarters OF that order
'Nues' Ind, 10 ST. Louis.
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Terrific Rain Storm In Tara.

AUSTIN, Tex, June 80 O-All south.
central and west Texas was Thursday
visited by terrific rain storms which
have practically tied up all the rail-
roads in this section of the state.
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Nine. Rhea's Effect. TO he Sold.

PARIS. June 80. The personal estate
and works of art left by the late Nine.
Rhea, the actress, who died of cancer
of the liver at Montmorency on May 80.
will be sold on Ju y . and July 10.
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llorSroN, Tex, June ga special
from Wakon. Tex. says: a Negro rap
iSt named Ollie Williams was shot and
killed by mob near there Wednesday.
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HE, 'fN l. C., July 2.-Dcnald
.dsy o.. hanged at Westminster
.,., =. 'Ne murder Of Jennie Ander.
@t.y lie met death
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D.a,b of Arthur Tennyson.

LONDON, June as. Arthur Tennyson,
younger brother Of the late celebrated
poet. Alfred Tennyson, died Tuesday.
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Los ANGELES, Cal, June al.-Gen.
Harrison Grey OTIS has been ordered
to Washington 10y President Mckinley.
1t is supposed he is to succeed Aiger.