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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-22

PRETORIA. Sept. 2i.-General Jou-
bert. the Boer commander-In-chlet, is
quoted as saying in an interview:
1.-THE situation Is serious. Probably
the heaviest fighting would occur on the
Natal border The British are likely to
attempt TO Invade the Transvnal by
way OF the Vanreinans pass"
Urgent messages are reaching the
Rad from members who are demand
ing authority for the Beers to mass at
strategic points.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-22

This Is to certify that I have had
chronic dinrrhoea ever since the war.
+ got 20 weak I could hardly walk or
Az anything. One bottle Of Chamber
Iain'S Collie, Cholera and DlnrrhOeu
Remsdy cured mo sound and we'll.
J. II. GIBBS. FincaStlc. Va.
1 had chronic diarrhoea for twelve
venrs. Three bottles OF Chamberlain's
CoIie. Cholern and DlRrrhoea Remedy
cwroj me. 8. L. SHAVER,
FlncnHtlc, Va.
Both Mr.. Gibbs and Mr.. Shaver are
prominont farmers and reside near Fin
raatIe. Va. They procured the remedy
from Mr. w. II. Casper, druggist Of
that place, who Is wei ncqualnteI WIN
,heiF gtalemcnis. For sale by drug.
glstE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-22
THEPREsIDENT
May Make few Speeches IN Ohio
In Aggressive Cnmpnlgn.

May Make y few Spceche+ III ONO
An Aggressive Campaign.
NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-A special to
the Herald from washington says:
President Mckinley will probably make
few speeches in Ohio during the po-
lltlcal campaign which IS to be opened
in that state on Saturday Of this week
by Governor Roosevelt. of New York
and Judge Nash. the Republican candi-
date for governor
Representative Dick, chairman OF the
Ohio Republican committee. who Is In
washington. suggested to the Presl-
dent that he make Few speeches. on
his way TO or from Chicago next month
and II is the present intention Of Mr..
Mckinley to comply with.the request to
the extent OF making few remarks
from the platform Of his train while
en- route.
Representative Dick says on the part
of the Republican, that the campaign
VIII be one OF the most aggressive that
has ever been waged in Ohio.
The selection OF Governor Roosevelt
TO sound the keynote Of the campaign,
leaves no doubt as to the attitude which
will be assumed on the Philippine ques-
tlON
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-22
PROVE ALL THINGS.
This Old. Old Command Is Easy to
FnIfllI in Wheeling.

IntA OlUs OIu SOiIlHNWH 10 A@"'"S -
FuIflll IN Wheeling.
To win a wager an English marquis
stood on London Bridge and offered for
an hour British soverelgns $50 for I'VE
shilllngs (SI.25). He could not ind a
customer. There arr several good rea-
sons why the ordinary mortal could not
be Induced 10 buy. but no reason could
be given why Wheeling people will not
accept the following convincing PROOF
about Doans Kidney Pills. Read this:
Mr. ]. 3. Chambers, OF No. G2 South
Wabash street, teamlnB and transfer
ring, says: You can use my name for
nil that It Ia worth In recommending
and IndorsIng Doan's Kidney pills. l
got box at the Logan drug store. anu
they cured me Of n ilve-year.old trouble
with which ] suffered terribly. pnrtlcu-
larry 80 for a year Under the treat.
ment, pain In the loins. eharp twinges
IN the kidneys. ianguor and depressioS
In the mornings and dizzy head dishp-
peared. That IL why ! indorss Doan'a
Kidney pills" =.
Doan'a Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price ~ cents, Mailed by
Foster-Milhurn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States. Remem-
Der tho name Doan's, ana take no sub
gtitute,
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n1cInnn.s Inbored Reply.

New York Sun: The labOred reply OF.
Mr.. Mclean to Mr.. Hay In the cIncIn-
natl Enquirer gives a pretty fair Idea
OF the force OF the impact Of the seere'
tary's letter TO Chairman Dick.
Mr.. Mclean Is apparently well salts
ned with his own performance, for he
not only prints 1t in double measure on
his editorial page In type larger than
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-22
CLEVELAND SCANDAL.
A Water Works Department Clerk Is
IN Trouble.

In Trouble.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept. 20.-As Il
result OF the investigation now being
made by the city council In the business
transactions OF the last city admlnistra-
ton. suit was commenced by the city
against Thomns r, Teare and the River
Machine and Boiler Company for $7,7GO,
and ngalnst Teare personally for 36.5gs.
Teare II one Of the principals In the
company. The city alleges that Tearc,
In conjunction with A. f. Davis. clerk
In the water works department during
the last administration. sold the city III
tons OF lead and received tho pay, but
did not deliver the lead.
Davis Is under arrest The other suit
IN based on a number Of bills rendered
the city By the River Machine and BOIL.
or Company for material and services
The accusation Of tho city In that after
the bills had been certified as correct by
the proper works official. they were
raised In amount and collected. An at
tnehment was obtained on the works OF
the company and the sheriff put In pos
session,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-22

CLEVELAND. o.. Sept. 21.-The Iron
Trade Review says: The iron market
has gone steadily on towards higher
level in the week. Nothing In current
events gives any suggestion OF change
from the succession OF surprises that
hnye come In the past six months: bur
close students OF the situation with his
tory In mind, are disposed to limit
their predictions to the middle OF the
coming year. Stocks meantime grow
less The demand for Iron In the bal
unce OF the year promises 10 be stu in
excess OF the capacity OF active FUR
naces. Disappointment has been the
lot OF producers and intending produc-
ers on all hands. The week has
brought out further notices OF shortage
on Lake Superior ores and shipments
nrs likely to fall at least one million
tons short OF sales and estimated out
nuts Of consuming producers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-22

NEW YORK, SEPT. 2l.-CeIlet is gen
eruI In Wall street that the Southern
PuclAc Railroad Company has passed
beyond the control OF the Croker es'
tate, II Ii denied that the VandGrbiits
nave become Identified with the road,
and Il il said that syndicate with c,
P. Huntington ut the head, has obtain
ed control OF the road.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-22

Special Dispatch TO the intclliEeneer,
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Sept. a.
George farrell. of Chap. Boone county,
and an employe named Harper, are In
n critical condition. from the effects Of
having eaten poisoned watermelon. Jar
reIl nut the poison In the melons 20 trap
thieves and ate one OF them by mistake.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-22
STRIKE NOW.
The Duty of Ohio Republicans n
the Elections.
A FORECAST OF 1900 VERDICT

Must SPEAK in~no Uncertain Tones.
The President Assailed by tho Enc
mics OF Patriotism, Progress aud
Prosperity-For the American PeO-
pie to Meet and oVerwhelm Attacks
on the Nations Chief AIagiatrate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-22

BE sure and use that old and well-trled
remedy Mrs Wlnslow'H Soothing
Syrup, for children tcethlnE, II Boothes
tho child. aoftens the gum, nllnyB all
pnIn, cures wind collie and iB the best
remedy for dlnrrhoen. twenty-five
cents a bottle. mW&t
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-24
STATEMENT MADE sv gRYaS.
In sn tni.rsi~w. 1is D~eias~s That the
tssososrati. t,arty Casaat Abandon
Matte Of the this.s. rist-
f.gm

Chicago. Aug. ..i-A dispatch from
Lincoln today says:
W. J. iIryan Ia M Interview to,lay
said: '''rh- Republican party cannot
claim crc,lit for the i,ointifni crops,
and u will hardly claim "r,-iit for the
famine In Europe. which caused larger
expectations OF br-nisiuirs nj un in
crrasrsi price. The increasing supply
of gold from ih. klondiLr. the inlI.or-
tniion OF gold To cover irTi,i'. balances.
and mn expenditure of S..,p.'ss'.bS OF
borrowed money. taken In ,-,nn-ciion
with the large croI,. has brought "a t-,n.
pprnry advantage. hut instead OF
sirrnr,hcnln. the gold standard. mn In
crrasinI supply OF money proves III.
theory that morr money means better
pricrs. There wcrr variations In I'll.
conditions during III" cntir- period
from 1873 to 1s.s;. hut I'll. general ten
dcncy was always downward. Eari,
new fall In prices was lower ihnu hc.
fore. and each rise was less pro-
nuunccd.'
Asked Ties. questions: "whS would
II not he wiser to stand upon u sim
pie declaration In favor Of the rrnon.
ctization Of silver. lcnvIn.: III" ratio tn
hc determined by Congress; Would
that not bc more rNpc,ii-nt? Would II
not Instantly rcuniic the Democracy:
Mr.. Bryan hcsitnt"d not n moment.
His voice ran. out with rarnrstu.ss ls
he said:
NO. you cannot decide public piI.s-
tions upon the basis Of cNpciirncy.
The rule with the party l. the same
ms with the individual. brCn,sc u party
IL only nm nggrcgnilOns Of individuals.
The question IL iIOi what iS "Npcdicni.
but what Is right. That which II right
viii ultimately triumph. AMI that
which is wrong will ultimately fail.
'As n member Of the party I have
said and still say that an abandon.
mrnt of the ratio Of ~ to | would hr
equivalent to nm abandonment Of the
money question. because no free coin
age law can bc adopted uriil n ratio is
agreed upon. and. since the III To
ratio has been agreed upon. an nhnn-
,lonmcnt Of It would mean either that
the ratio Is wrong or that. although 1t
Is right. we are afraid to advocate II.
IT the ratio is WRONG we ought TO Sc
lcct another ratio and stand upon It..
do not believe the ratio to he wrong,
neither * the ratio believed to he
wrong by those who made the fight to
insert It in the Democratic platform.
"The men who oppose the ratio OF
10 to l have no other ratio TO Offer
Their plan Is to invite the people to
have confidence in the party without
the party taking the people into its
confidence"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-24
GENERAL HALE ARRIVES.
n~ai~s hsi-'rtsd CriIisisns of G.asFai
Ots = risais Sspt.as D.ss-


Snn Francisco. Aug. 2i.-rhe steam.
ship Doric r"aciiri port this morning
from Honolulu with Brlsnii.r GsneTal
Irving Hal. and his VIII. 1n is0aTl.
AdJuiani General OVermycr ani Ju'ii:.
Adnir Wilson nj one- prepared I" insri
him. They went down the bay at =
o'clock On government Ins. Iiar'''i nj
their exclusive disposal 10y the autlIor-
tiles here, II was II u. n., however. bc-
for- ih. general could iIr con.iurI-'i Icy
the rominitIcc to the apartments -n-
gagged for him. which nrr at iiir DrN'i-
dental hotel II. was warmly Revived
by all ihs Col raib p"Ipl. wio cha prsd
to drop In to-day nt the hotel,
Hale. when seen shortly after hl- ar.
rival. laughed NJ the story Of hh- ''riii-
cism Of III. campaign uf Grn-rai oiis
In III. Philippines. General iiai- said
d. Ind never criticised Grn"Tni OILS
and was at loss Ia explain how the
Trioris Of n controversy hrtw-.n him.
self and General OiiS iind snins,i cir
cnirtion In this country.
Corporal Frank Neptune nf Company
u Inns b."n mustered Gut Of th- service
In advance Of his 'Tmrs,i,--. Death
cam. 10 him ai noon To 'iny NJ the gen.
"rni hospital OF III. I'r-sIiIu.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-24
Lively Battles with Yaqui,.

Nogalcs. Ariz.. Aug. 23.-Thurs,lny
General Torres gave the order to adj
vance on Nicam. Three sharp engage
mcuts were fought before the troops
succeeded in entering the stronghold.
In three engagements two MeNi"nns
were killed and Twenty-Five wounded,
among the latter being two captains.
Rcynaldo ApOrtcl and Aurclio. both Of
the Eleventh regiment. Forty lnHuiS
were killed and large numbers wound
ed. ,,o
LATER General Torres. with 1000
mon. met 700 Indians. killing twenty.
They lost two killed and nineteen
wounded.
Cumuripn was attacked today hy 300
Yauuis. The people bnrricaded them
selves in their adobe houses anu re-
sisted the attack for ten hours, whef
thr Jndinns Withdrew. Several houses
were burned by the Indians ana hVe
men and women were killed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-24
LAGORI AFTER MERCER.
NInkcs the General Confess to Violating
the Law.

tho Law.
Rcnncs. Aug. 23.- To-day was Mai
tire Labori's day in the Drcyfus trial.
Labori was the central figure of the
scene. His mere presence brought
brightness into the court room and
fresh light into the proceedings.
Generals Roget. Billot. Mcrcicr and
Boisdefrrc. with the other military wit
ncsscs. gave one another anxious
glances and put their heads together to
exchange obviously disagrccable i'm
prcssions as Labori piled the smaller
military fry who occupied the witness
stand successfully today with discon-
ccrting questions.
I.nbOri cornercd Mcrcicr on the
Schneider letter which the latter had
used in evidence and which Schneider
had rcpudintcd as Il forgery. The gen
cral was surprised when Labori sud
denly demanded that NJ. Mcrcicr be re-
called. Evidently he hoped the tribunal
would support him in refusing to cX-
plain how lie got II copy Of n letter
which was of later date Than his in
cumbcncy as minister of war.
After hesitating. Mcrcier declared
that he would assume all the RESPONSE
bility attaching to his possession of the
document.
General Mcrcer must now be spend
ing miserable evening. for. as the re-
suit OF this admission. and with the adj
dtional charge of communicating Sc
crct documents to the court martial of
1894. he is liable to arrest at any mo-
ment Indeed. some people think 1t not
impossible that he will be lying in the
military prison adjoining the cell Of
Captain Dreyfus before tue week =
out.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-24
Stage Robbers Make Good fhui'

Dillon, Mont. Aug. 23.--Thc stage oe-
tween Salmon City and Red Rock was
held up yesterday. so miles from mere.
by four men. II. Il. Rcilney, mhlii,E''
of dredge workings near salmon c.!.
Idaho, was passenger anu hhu oNGi
81, 600 in gold dust. The roppers 'ooN
1t. ,,,1
They then mounted horses s, conce',rm y, ~,
in the timber and escaped. 'Jii'ceis ~
In pursuit.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-10
SCORED BY JUDGE HANECY.
O6hciais Of tho Chicago H"nse Of Correo+
ton Kcbuked.

Omeials 81 tho Chicago H"nse Of Correo.
tion Rcbuked.
CHICAGO. Aug. lo.-.Afier rebuking
the administration Of John Worthy
school at the house of correction and
characterizing its officials rs brutal.
crael and unfit for the positions they
hold" Judge Hanecy. presiding in the
juvenile court. held Redmond Lyons. a
guard. TO the grand jury in the sum of
$500 on a charge OF assaulting Ray
Stewart. a IL year.old prisoner at the
institution. Lyons gave bond.
Lyons and Superintendent Sloan OF
the school claimed Stewart was an un-
ruly youngster, and admitted that he
had been sentenced TO three days soll-
,ary confinement in a dark cell.
This incensed Judge Hanecy still
more.
This is the most outrageous thing
ever heard Of" he said. The idea OF
sentencing a boy IL years old to solitary
confinement for three days in a dark
, cell is almost beyond belief. No mat
| ter how bad he may be the brutality OF
| the guard is incredible. He Is unit to
be in such an institution. That such q
thing should exist is a commentary on
| civilization in Chicago" continued the
| Judge. "You are incompetent to bt
superintendent: the men under you are
brutal and should be removed. If there
was a charge against you l would hold
you over to the grand jury"
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Fine residence property Tor sale on
easy terme. CHAs. Is. KENNEDY.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-10
The CITY,.
LOCAL. BRl:vlTlES.

''sa'tnefda went TO FlAndssau on
lines.
we Ryan aud cousin. Mamie Lynch,
NO Flatirau.
~ hansIey went TO Trent. 10 take
woo IN 40 elevator.
'leso'y Is badly uudsr the weather
"'aned 10 has room.
'"er report: Fair tonight aud
as' Cooler to. night.
oss's Of Lake Preston arrived on
aa'' from tie north.
'a !, Carlson. mason. Was very II, TO.
.'l bowel complaint.
A.,s'' supply Of lime. s.uooo, cement
n. oo'man's lumber yard.
N, Tins evening. f. l.. Biedsr-
r'es''e Walker, Geo. K. Farmer.
want milk or cream on short
H. " rs,ephone Hexom,s Madison
H. ~, :, Telephone No. 50.
NJ, s. &c. Miller and Mic. od.,, who
,.,,' visiting their uools, II. A.
O'ned to waubay.
I'd .; '.s "a. 'enni. min. will play .h.
.d,m'a utter supper this evening on
Ls .''' &c south o, .h. track.
S.. desmond and brother Frsos who
;. ''s'''ns the Tisrssy families,
T. 10 baraboo, Wiz. Nj. Jennie
u. ''' TO Oldham on the name
lso.
who travel considerably
country inform 10 ths,
with ,@, IN Lake ooua.y viii b.
\. week. many being already
;n "'s. d. Casey. having cold
Paul III" 'ests 10 Madison LETT 10,
Va the ''S morning who're they vii
Assi.ss' , future il they IKE 10 p,so.
Ia. Will return 70 Madlson.
ap,ou.. ' n = y Q. Howard, J. @. Min.
Geo. R Wilson q Sioux Fall,
!. IT, LANDING q Esaa wsrs ~
Asdison LAKE Park o day. Al
,s.,d, h. :, 'Voss wess 9. n. Wasus d
We :. ao0rath q s.ors FAN
Ferguson q RasosA
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-10
PREPARING FOR BATTLE.
General Torres Has several Thousand
Yaauis Surrounded.

General Torres Has several Thousand
Yaquis Surrounded.
CHICAGO, Aug. l0.-A special to The
Record from Guaymas, Mex, says:
General Torres has almost completely
surrounded Rycam. a Yaqui stronghold,
where nearly 1900 savages are massed.
On the arrival Of the cavalry and ma.
chine guns the Mexican general will
close in on the Indians and p~recipitate
the biggest battle ever fought between
the government and the Yaquis. The
uprising reaches down the Yaqui river
to the sea and it is not expected to ex-
tend further north than Sahuarapa dis
trir1.
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"Our baby vas sick for a mouth with
severe cough and catarrhal fever. AL
though We tried many remedies che
kept getting worse until We used One
Minute Cough Cure.-it relieved at once
and cured her IN a few days" B. L.
Nance, Prin. High School, Bluffdale,
Texas.
Cook s. ODEE.
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the cost OF paving and CURLING a street
to within reach OF the abutt,pp proper
ty. IL ia pertinent to add that the
Sioux Falls CITY council is disposed to
act promptly upon this suggestion Of
their city engineer.
For trade, a good residence with st.-
BILE and large grounds, it, this city. to
trade for a farm. CHAs. b. KESSEDy,
To Rent.
Part 0i residence near Normal school.
Newly papered and painted throughout
Inquire Of MRS. JOHN WALTER.
City residence lots Tor sale, els to 500.
ELMER SHERIDAN.
Large house, stable aud quarter block.
ground 20 trade Tor land.
CnAs. B. KENNEDY.
Notice.
All books drawn from Normal school
library prior to August l. 1899. should
be returned ut once. This IS necessary
books are being re-cataloRued. Books
can be returned to Ladies Hall at any
time. W. II. DEMrsTER,
Acting Librarian.
Fine residence property Tor sale on
easy terme. CHAs. Is. KENNEDY.
Go to the Hospital for soft. waite,
baths. % cents MRs. CALLINAN.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-10

Won onoht to know that when suffer.
inc from any kidney trouble that . ssfe'
.ure remedy 10 Foley's Kidney Cure.
G~msrantssd or money refunded:
FRANK Smith.
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Kodol Dyspepsia Cure thoroughly
a;c..ta food without aid from the otom.
an, and at the same time heals and r..
.eoree the diseased digestive organs. II
/: ~ only remedy that does both o.
49, Hhineo on1 en- - IoeioA upo0 "a
nermanently cure dyspsps'A.
Cook &ODEg.
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Conditions All Favorable.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1O.-Surgeon Vic
kerry has wired Surgeon General Wy
man OF the marine hospital service from
the SOLDIER Home at Hampton, Va, as
follows: mo change. Everything II.
yorable. Nearly al in tents that can
he moved. Disiufection OF buildings
being pushed along by Surgeon Won
EzdOrf." =.
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Hamilton Clark, Of Chsunosy, ga,
saye he suffered with itching piles
tvsnty years bsfore trying DeWitts
witch Hazel Salvo, two boxes OF which
Completely CURED him. Beware OF
~orthlees and dangerous c~ountsrfe'ts.
Cook i ODEB
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Go to the Hospital for soft.wste,
baths. - cents Mus. Callahan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-18
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va, January H. I0Ss'

Richmond, va January IL loS''
Private sales reported to-day we've as
follows: Wrappers / hogshead; filters,
hogsheads: leaf dark. hogsheads; Bur
Ievs 10 hogsheads; Tugs, Is hogsheads.
Total number of hogsheads sold during
Messrs John +. Jacob g. Co. sold to-day
about 1900 pounds OF fine stemmlhg To-
bacco raised in Powhatan county, az the
bigb average price OF s. for leaf and Jugs
Nessrs. Frazer * TOmpkins got me
nrices for stemming tobacco.
AIieehanv. Shockoe. Stonewail, ana
seabrooke's warehouses report to-day
Receipts. 3 hogsheads; deliveries, ~ hogs-
sales Of dark loose tobacco on the Klch,
r,ond breaks to-day We're: StoneWali
Worehouse $3.50 pounds-highest price
So *. Shockoe Warehouse, 30 pouIus-
Richest price. sos; Crensnaws ware
honse $3.50 pounds-highest price, slo.Z0.
TctaI number of pounds sold during the
49, ~ S35-highest price. sl6.25.
Among fine sales OF stemmlng t9pacco
ia today et Crenshaw's Warehouse
was the crop OF Frank A. hnape, OF row
batan county, selling as follows: l;sl'
ncunds at SIS 1.576 al n4.75, ITO AZ sV
9e5 al $3.50, l55 at sI9-average, SL, ID
lie sold 2 4SO pounds of Tugs at so.lz IL
George Guss, of Powhatan, solo AZ thls
u,arehouse. stemmings. 80 POUNDS a.
s,s * AZ at slS. $50 at 1915. with average
IF SIi SO. This warehouse sold sSo POUNDS
~ iugs Of this crop al 1913.
All the warehouses VIII nave large saie'
/ of loose to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-18
Supplies for Matanyns.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. January 1.-THE
transport Saratoga sailed from here Tor
AIatanzas at noon to-day with cargo OF
nrovisions. camp equipage. ana tour
companies of the l60th Indiana Nolun-
teere. The troops arrived here last n'ght
from columbus. Ca ana marcheu Oh
board the steamer early thls ulolliins.
y~et1oe sunplies brought with them by
~ eoldiers the Saratoga carries 8OJO
CO.. CT of lumber. 2, $40 pounds Of hay, H,5S
nou,ds OF oats 1900 pounds of straw,
10 onO mounds Of bran, and number OF
mail articles needed by the Matanzas
garrison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-18
THE CRESCENT CITY TURF.
belle of Memphispf,anish, and Miz-
nah the winners.

NEW ORLEANS. January T.-Forty'
seventh day Crescent City Jockey CUBS
winter meeting. Weather fine; Track
muddy. Three favorites won
First race-six and half iurlongs-
Belle of Memphis q to 10 won, Banisn 70
10 1 and to - second. and Mizpah % 20
ID third Time, .23 l-2
Second race-Handicap, seven turionss-
Hardy Pardee Ql to 81 won, Sir Blaze 10
90 / and 3 to u second, and Beckon uS 10
81 third. Time. i:3.
Third race-selling. three quarters OF
mile-Dorah Wood @ TO p won, waiter
crest 90 to and TO u second, ana MISS
Lizzie 90 20 y third. Time. 1863
Fourth race-Handicap, one ana one-
sixteenth miles-Moroni d5 TO won
,Iolo ~ "a 1 and 2 to u second. and MT.
Johnson Il to p third. Time, l;o2.
Fifth race-selling. one mile ana twenty
vards-Flop a to y won. Lafayette Is 10 l
/ and 2 70 ID second, and Kitty Regent 70
/ 10 n third Time. las.
sixth race-selling. one mile-sea ROD
her q 10 u won. Wilson q TO p second
and Ennomia C25 to j third. Tine I'D 50