davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The record-union., 1899-07-14
HERR ROSE.
The Former German Consul to Sa.
moa Arrives at Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 13. = Herr
Rose, the German Consul General at
Samoa during the recent exciting
events there, arrived in Washington
Unexpectedly to-day, and reported to
the German Embassy. ambassador
Holleben was about to start for New
York to meet Mr.. Mumm, the official
who has come from Berlin to act as
Charge d'Affaires this summer, but
before his departure he accompanied
Herr Rose to the State Department
and presented him to Secretary Hay
and Assistant Secretary Hill. This
gave an opportunity for a rather ex-
tended conference on Samoan affairs.
in the course of which Herr Rose de-
Tended his course during the trouble
of last spring, and explained his views
Of many of the incidents in which he
and Admiral Kautz and the various
other officials at Samoa were con-
cerned.
The record-union., 1899-07-14
Seed for Flood Sufferers.

WASHINGTON, July 13.-Represen-
tative Hawley of Texas, who is here
in the interest of Texas flood sufferers,
has arranged with the Agricultural De-
partment for the distribution of seed
to the sufferers in the Brazos Valley.
Owing to the extensive devastation, the
seed will be sent to the postoffices near
the desolated region for distribution by
the postmasters. Representative Haw-
ley said the War Department had re-
sponded generously with tents and
rations, and has done all in it's power to
The record-union., 1899-07-14
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SYSTEM.
Earnings for the First Eleve1
Months Of the Past Year.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 13.-A state
ment of the examiners of the Southern
Pacific for the fiscal year ending June
Both, has just been issued. 1t is COM
plete with the exception of the June
receipts, which have not yet been made
up. For the eleven months there was
a decrease of $754, ,429 in net earnings
over the same period of the year be-
fore, in spite of the fact that the gross
receipts increased $2,611 ,659. The total
gross earnings amounted to S54, l49. I'll,
and the operating expenses We're S5o.-
010, 1G2 The latter represent an in
crease of Sc, 3,372 0SS over the first eleven
months of the preceding year, which
explains the cause of the net decrease.
The record-union., 1899-07-14
Enormous Sales of
Jaffe'S Intrinsic Tonic

It is highly recommended by all who
have used it, because it does not contain
poisonous ingredients nor narcotics, and
acts without disordering the stomach or
affecting the heart 1t is decided aid in
cases of nervousness, exhaustion and gen.
eral WEAKNESS. and a pleasant stinlulant
crease of strength manifests itself after
a few doses. AS cure for malaria, bill
iousness, liver and all stomach and urin-
The record-union., 1899-07-14
Irrigation in Egypt.

The Egypt of the map shows more
than 100000 square miles, an expanse
,Dearly seven times as great as New
England; but the practical Egypt-that
which produces crops and sustains life
lis barely as large. as the States of
Vermont and Rhode Island taken to-
gether. This Is the ribbon-like strip
of alluvial land bordering the Nile, a
few miles wide on each side and meas
uring not more than 1880 square
miles. The extension planned. and to
The record-union., 1899-07-14
Lambe1e Pleads. Guilty.

BOSTON, July 13-Philip Lambele.
alias George Schry, of Chicago,
charged with taking $4,000 from the
desk of the Paying Teller of the Met
ropolitan National Bank on June I'D,
pleaded guilty before Judge Richard
son in the Superior Court to-day, and
was sent to the State Prison for a
term of not less than two and half
nor more than three and half years.
The record-union., 1899-07-14
Illinois Inheritance Tax Law.

CHICAGO, July 13. The fight
against the collection of the inher-
itance tax by the heirs of George M
Pullman and Albert M. Billings has
been lost, as far as the lower courts
are concerned. and the collection of the
taxes in question amounting to about
$200,000, will be made, unless the, Su-
preme Court interposes. The Pullman
heirs are taxed on the net value OF
the estate in Illinois, amounting to
So, 1S2, ,O14. The net value of the Bill
ings estate in Illinois is ST ,142,OOO.
The record-union., 1899-07-14
Ticket Scalpers' Ordinance Valid.

OMAHA, July 13. = Judge Baker.
in the District Court, to-day held that
the city ordinance taxing and regu-
lating the business of railroad ticket
scalpers was valid. The ordinance pro-
vides that the brokers all furnish a
bond to the city as protection to
parties who purchase tickets through
them.
The record-union., 1899-07-14
FIRE IN TEXAS.
Sampling Works Of a Smelte1
Plant Totally DESTROYED.

FL PASO (Tex). July 14.--At
o'clock this (Friday) morning a great
smelling plant of the Consolidated
Kansas City Smelling and Refining
Company, three miles from this city.
seems to be on fire, and no telephone
message can be got from there. The
fire department of this city is leaving
for the scene of the confiagration.
$40 a. m.-Word from the scene of
the fire is to the effect that the samp-
ling works are totally destroyed, but
the fire is now under control, and the
smelter buildings are out of danger. No
estimate of the loss can be obtained.
The record-union., 1899-07-14
|RAIL ACCIDENT
| IN MISSOURI.
A Freight Train on the Chicago and
Alton Wrecked.
Left the Track While Rounding Sharp
!. Curve Near Glendale.

Three Tramps Known to Have Been
Killed and Five Others Seriously
Injured, While the Body Of An
other Man is Believed to be at
the Bottom Of the Wreckage,
Which Consists Of Ten Carloads
Of Merchandise, Hogs and Cat
tie.
The record-union., 1899-07-14
A Burglar Abroad.
Special
~o~,-l-

At / O'Clock this morning Special
Officer Almos, in going his rounds.
thought he detected some one in the
drug store Of n A Green, at Seventh
and X Streets and proceeded to inves-
tigate Before he reached the door,
however, the thief made his escape. An
investigation showed that the till had
been ransacked. but as no money had
been left IN 1t the burglar got nothing
for his PAINS
The record-union., 1899-07-14
Al1-Night Session of Commons.

LONDON, July 14-5 a. m. = The
House of Commons held an all-night
session over the tithe rent charge
rating bill, the second reading OF
which was, carried on June 29th by a
majority of 314 to 176. The Gov
ernment forced the clauses through
by means of the closure. At 4:3O a. m
the bill finally passed through the
committee, which rose at o'clock.
The record-union., 1899-07-14
Mathews Ordered to Vancouver.

/. SANTA ANA, July 13.-Captain
Harry T. Mathews of Santa Ana, who
was yesterday appointed Captain in the
regular army by President Mckinley,
received orders to-day to proceed at
once to Vancouver, Washington, to join
the regiment to which he had been as
signed, the Thirty fifth Volunteer In
fantry. Captain Mathews is a native of
Illinois. but has been a resident of this
city and State for the past eleven
years.
The record-union., 1899-07-14
ALrGELD DEMOCRATS.
Have No Use for Committeeman
Gahan, German and Wall.

CHICAGO. July 13.-Letters inviting
them to speak at the silver mass meet
ing at the Auditorium next Thursday
night We're sent to-day to every DEM
ocratic National Committeeman ex-
cept Thomas Gahan of Illinois, Arthur
p. German of Maryland and. F. C. Wall
of Wisconsin According to the stand
ard of the Altgeld Democrats, who ere
getting up the meeting, the three left
outs" are not Democrats.
The Committee of Arrangements, Of
The record-union., 1899-07-14
Wages Of Tin Workers Advanced,

Wages Of Tin Workers Advanced.
CHICAGO, July 13.-The officers OF
the American Tin Plate Company and
the Wage Committee of the Amalga
mated Association Of Iron and Steel
Workers, who have been in daily con-
ference for, the past two weeks over
the question of wages of the tin work
ers employed by the American I'm
Plate Company, agreed on a scale to-
day. The scale, which was signed by
the tin plate officials and the Anal
gamated Association committee
grants an increase of 15 per cent. The
increase takes effect on July 1st, and
will benefit over 10000. tin plate work
erS
The record-union., 1899-07-14
lBSclUTEN Pure

which Walter T. Cooling is Chairman,
crossed the names of Mr.. German and
Mr.. Wall from the list when they read
recent interviews. given by them.
Thomas Gahan has been under the
Altgeld ban for some time, owing to
his attack upon Press Agent DevHn.
The letters sent to the National Com
mitteemen inform them that Mayor
Harrison has been invited to welcome
the visiting Democrats to Chicago.
The record-union., 1899-07-14
Naval Tran.port Badger.

WASHINGTON, July 13.-The naval
transport Badger, which carried the
Samoan Commission to Samoa, will
sail for home tomorrow with the COM
mission aboard.
The record-union., 1899-07-14
upri.ine IN Peru spreadine.

LIMA PerW, July 13.-The separat-
ist uprising in the southern provinces
of Peru is spreading, and the Govern
ment has sent 500 infantry and cav
airy into the rebellious district.
The record-union., 1899-07-14
Scarlet Fever Scare Abated.

WEST POINT On. ", July 13.-The
scarlet fever scare has abated, and
dress parade was resumed this even
ing. No new cases were reported to-
day.
The record-union., 1899-07-14
Condition Of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, July 13. = To-day's s
statement of the condition of the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance,
$o7S. 800, SGT; gold reserve, $246,-
213.2S3
The record-union., 1899-07-14

A cake sent to DR.. Behrend by the
congregation in Brooklyn. upon his
fiftieth birthday was valuable one,
for the top was ornamented with $500
The record-union., 1899-07-14

Great Britain, the United States and
France represent one-half Of the total
wealth Of all nations. .N
The record-union., 1899-07-14
POSTPONED ON Account Of Rain,

DETROIT, July 13.-Heavy rain
throughout the day rendered necessary
the postponement of the harness races
at Highland Park.
SAGINAW, July 13.-To-day's har-
ness races were postponed until to-
morrow on account of rain.
The record-union., 1899-07-14
The OREGON
VOLUNTEERS.
viii Be Mustered Out Of the Service
at San Francisco,
Secretary AIger Having Acceded to the
Request Of the Soldiers.

VIII Probably be Landed This
Morning to Take Part In a Pa
rade and Attend the Reception
rendered by Citizens Of the
Bay City, and Then Proceed to
the Presidio, to Remain Until
Their Final Discharge Occurs.
The record-union., 1899-07-14
Admiral Dewey at Port Said.

PORT SAID EgpyD, July 13.-Ad-
miral Dewey arrived here this even
ing on board the United States cruiser
Olympia.
The record-union., 1899-07-14
Table
Danask


B1eached pure linen table
damask, neat patterns and bor-
ders; widths So and 60 inches;
and really surprising value at
sAIH1Aaon SALE sa1on 45c yard
Bleached pure linen table
damask, new tasty pattern de-
, signs; widths 62 and &c inches;
splendid sellers at the former
price.
sahzzAaoH SALE sazoh 63c yard
B1eached pure linen table
damask, with new and hand
some floral patterns, distinct
new border effects; full 72s
inches In width. Reduced to
saIa1AHoE SALE rn1oE 72c yard
Fine grass bleached pure linen
damask, in patterns the tasty
housekeeper will admire; So and
72 inches widths. Reduced to
SALE PRICE 0lC yard
Extra fine, snowy white, grass
b1eached Scotch linen table
: damask, In widths 6S and IL
inches; rich handsome patterns
and distinct border. Reduced to
saIAHAnon sAEA rh1oE CSC yard
Good heavy quality of pure
linen cream table damask, 60
inches wide; pretty floral and
) leaf pattern, with neat CORES
, ponding border. Reduced to
;: sai4hAaon Sale ea1on 33c yard
Heavy cream double damask,
pure linen, so inches wide, in a
range Of patterns and borders
to please; will easily bleach. Re-
duced to
sahAnAaon sa1z rh1on 45c yard
Heavy, even thread, pure linen,
make, 72 inches in width; rich
pattern and distinct correspond
ing border. Reduced to
saia1aaol SALE PRICE 63c yard
Crash
Unb1eached OF brown crash,
pure fax, 18 inches wide. Re-
duced 40
CLEARANCE -
SALE PRICE &c ydru
Bleached pure linen crash, 1S
inches wide, strong and absorb
ent for rollering.
s1hAhAaoh saza Fhfoz SC yard
All of our hemstitched and I
ond ,
The record-union., 1899-07-14
Table
Napkins

The napkins here quoted are
all snowy white, in neat pat
terms, many leaf, floral and vine
effects, and all will be found to
be truly remarkable values at
the CLEARANCE SALE PRICES.
Bleached linen napkins, the Is
size, at CSC per dozen.
Bleached linen napkins, the Is
size, better grade, at $I.23 per
dozen.
Bleached linen napkins, the IS
size, very fine grade, at $1.65 per
dozen.
BIeached linen napkins, the u
size, medium quality, $1.65 per
dozen.
Bleached linen napkins, the Il
size, good quality, $1.9O per
dozen.
Bleached linen napkins, the Il
size, extra fine, $2.35 per dozen.
Towels
Extra large-sized linen huck
towels, fringed OF hemstitched
ends, and with pretty colored
end borders, at ~
SALE PRICE Z5C
Large pure linen huck towels,
size 1886 inches, with a ready
for-use finish, hemmed ends,
good absorbers.
SALE PRICE, Z5C
Extra large and heavy Turkish
bath towels, with deep pile. The
35c grade at
CLEARANCE 7Ec
SALE PRICE, Zoe
Pure linen, snow white, satin
damask towels, with hemstitch-
ed ends; size 22x44 inches;
worth 75c.
o.EAEANoE c.IA LANCE 48C
Pure linen satin damask tow
els, size 2Ox4O inches, hem
stitched and openwork ends;
worth Csc.
CLEARANCE A0c
SALE PRICE, 4UC
Pure linen satin damask tow
els, size 24x42 inches; rich pat
terms; hemstitched and open
work ends; worth zoe.
CLEARANCE IL,
SALE PRICE, III
Pure linen satin damask tow
els, size 22x44 inches, fancy
moire OF wavy patterns, with
hemstitch and openwork ends;
worth 75c.
CLEARANCE e1,
SALE PRICE, on
hinged pure linen table sets, In
With napkins to match, bear re
see them.
n01R0nDh0 n m
The record-union., 1899-07-14
IlllIll2I; ;]3ll S[1ll;}3
SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE.
To-Day is Linen Day

matter whether they are on special sale regular
prices, you buy naught but PURE LINEN-the good,
strong Sort which and gives satisfaction which
only pure flax can give
The record-union., 1899-07-14
Experience of a
Sacramento Lady,.

1923 Fifth street, Sacramento. Cal, jan
uary 16. 1899.
Mr.. NJ S. Jaffe-Dear Sir: 1t is with
great pleasure / write you these few lines
in praise of your remedy; but 1t is no
more than any other woman would do
who has been suffering as have for the
last three years with my kidneys. Your
remedy was recommended to me by a
lady friend and after a good deal of per-
suasion / was induced to try your rene
dies and have used. five bottles of your
Tonic. and three of your Pain Killer. To-
day feel like new woman and would
not be without bottle of your tonic in
the house and most cheerfully recommend
1t to all women who are troubled with
any aggravating case. Yours respectfully
MRS. M. MILLER
For sale at the SANITARY LIQUOR
STORE, 321 X st. Price, 15c and 81 bottle
Tel. Red 9S7, Cap. IA: and all drug stores
IF YOUR DRUGGIST DOES NOT
KEEP IT, LET HIM ORDER FOR YOU.
DON'T TAKE ANY SUBSTITUTE.
The record-union., 1899-07-14

Bleached pure linen table
damask, neat patterns and bor-
ders; widths So and 60 inches;
and really surprising value at
sA1aHAHon SALE rn1on 45c yard
The record-union., 1899-07-14

Bleached pure linen table
damask, with new and hand
some floral patterns, distinct
new border effects; full IL
inches In width. Reduced to
SALE PRICE 7ZC yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
WALTERL. WOODS
VICTIM IS DEAD.
], ]. Glover Dies at Dixie Hospital
from His Wounds.
SUITS STOP IMPROVEMENTS.
A British Tramp Steamer with Fire in
Her Bunkcrs was flowed from the
Piers Into Mid Stream and the
Tugs Helped Fight Flames.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Jan. "a
special.-J. J. Glover, who was snot
down In cold blood Sunday by Walter l..
Wood died at Dixie Hospital just before
3 o'clock this morning, after living
day and a half with "a bullet IN MS praih.
The remains were brought TO Newport
News and an autopsy performed. Inc
preliminary investigation will be held
either tomorrow OF next day.
Mr.. u. L. Smith. contractor for ,ne
new city jail. arrived In the city this
morning. He is very wrath with the
Building Committee OF the Counch tor
condemning his work, now almost COM
pleted. and intimates that there VIII De
trouble before he will tear the walls
down. Smith claims that large part
az the material under condemnation was
passed upon and duly received by the
city authorities when his first estimate
was allowed by the Council. Up to this
time he has taken no steps TO obey the
order Of the committee instructing him
TO tear down the walls.
A STAND STILL
Worl. seems 10 have come to a stand
still on all the city improvements. the
laborers on the sewer system knocked
off work this morning ard will not pro-
coed until they know where their money
Is coming from. This Is result or the
three suits entered against sewer contrac-
tor Horner yesterday. 1t Is learned to-
day that the contractors VIII not throw
up their contract.
Consulting Engineer Alexander Potter.
Is In Chester. Pa, now endeavoring to
arrange matters with the Contractors,
Surety Company. whose refusal to pay
certain bills as Honans' assignee. precip-
itated the trouble. II Is probable that a
speoal meeting OF the Council Will be
held tomorrow night to consider the sit
uation.
In the meantime. three more suits, ag-
ggegating S3,zO1 were entered this morn
ins against the contractors and their as
signce, and attachments covering the
amount were issued on M moneys In
the hands Of the city treasurer to their
credit.
FIRE IN HER BUNKERS.
The British tramp steamer, Viola. Cap
tain Rogers, from Beaufort ~ c., for
Dublin. with phosphate arrived this
morning for bunker coal. While at the
pier coaling, about o'clock. a stubborn
fire was discovered I'm her bunkers. Three
Chesapeake and Ohio tugs came 10 her
assistance and lowed her out into the
stream. Her cargo will be- saved
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va, Jan. "a. 1892

Sales Of new dark ioosc tobacco Oh the
Richmond (NaJ breaks to-day: Stonewall
Warehouse sold 1892 p0unds-highest
price s.. ShOckoe Warehouse sold 81 80
pOunds-highest price. $3.50: Crenshaw's
Warehouse sold JgOsj pounds-highest
price, $3.50 Total lcl,13I pounds-high-
est price. $3.50.
Wagons are coming IN freely tonight,
and good breaks may be expected at
each and all of the warehouses Tor to-
morrow Wednesday. January % 1893.
Messrs. Jno. r. JACOB 4 Co. sold the
dark stemming tobacco crop of MIR. VIII
liam l.. KennOn, of POwnatau county
va. at Crenshaw's Warehouse to-day at
satisfactory prices. Highest price $3.50:
and will offer some good Goochland cOun-
" stemming tobacco crops az ShOckoe
Warehouse tomorrow.
Messrs. Frazer a Tompkins sold loose
dark stemming crops to-day at satisfac-
tory prices. The Messrs. Ballard, of Al
bemarle county. Va. are in Richmond
to-day, and EXPECT To offor their fine
stemming tobacco crops at the office OF
Messrs. Frazer x Tompkins tomorrow.
~ the Richmond Tnhacco rrddc day
Smokers. . hOgsheads: leaf dark ..
Tugs DARK g. Total 13 hogsheads.
ihe tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
nspections-Bright. 80 h0gsheads: dark.
q hogsheads. Re!nspe Bright, Z
hogsheads.
Allegheny. shockoe. Old Doinion. Day
exports, Planters, Ses5rooks ana
Crumps tobacco warehouses report to-
day: Receipts. II packages, deliveries, So
D.ni5u States internal revenue collec.
lions on tohaccOs Tor the "liy OF Rich.
rord. Va. TO-DAY Cigar r1F -icarottns
s5.S0S 6G plug tobacco sG.40i.TO. Total.
SO 2lO3S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
vrw YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 24-FLOUR-Fairly
active and stronger with wheat; winter
straights S3.GOQ3.6j.
RYE FIOUR-Steady.
BUCEWHEAT FLOUR-Dull.
CKWHEAT-Dull
CORNMEAI.-Firm: yellow western, 50
MS4c.
BARLEY-Firm. western feeding, 47g
4Sc.: mailing. Jsn6jc.
BARLEY MALT-Dull
WHEAT-SpOt steady; No. red, So
s2lkc. Options opened steady Gaha He-
veloped the greatest strength and activ-
itv vet witnessed this season. Trade was
broader and credited with good Wall
street support, which frightened shorts
into active covering again. IL was purely
a speculative rise, lnoue.ed alI.I IN
excitement in stocks. with sentiment
everywhere very bullish still. In the last
bour realizing appeared ana weakened
prices somewhat, closing uhselpeu aI rs
1ri&c advance; March closed ar SUI;
Nav closed al 774c. July closed az fJrfc.
C2R %-Spot steady. No. =. 45Asc. OPP
tions opened strong and followed the lead
of wheat all day. closing easy undcr late
realizing. at &c. net decline. lrdde IN
cluded numerous OUTSIDE orueis "i SUD
OATS-Spot dull: No. ?. 5isc Options
BEEFLSteady
CIT MFArS-Quiet.
a
January. S5g7 nominal. Refined quiet.
PORK-QuieL
sIrsrTER-Firm: western creamery. ~
01gc.. DO. factory, gallo, Elgins, l9c
i'm fat'on creamery, l3plGl2c; State dairy.
EEsE-steady. large white, 10isc.
FGGS-Firm: State and Pennsylvania.
t>iL1 nc: western fresh, lSc., southern.
-. rOES-Steady: Jerseys Sf.f2isfp
20. New York. 81 2JH iG2ie. Long Island
n T5n2: sweets. Jersey. 81 2Jd2JO
COTTON-SEED OIL-firm: prime
crude 19c. do yellow. 23ILQ2ic.
PFTROI.EIiM-Dull
ROSIN-DUll.
NE,-Easy at 42ai3isc.
RfcH-Firm.
CABBAGE-Dull at S2n4 per 100.
COFFEE-OptiOns opened steady at I'M
changed prices. ruled Inactive but slight
~ higher on small offerings. and light
local covering. followed slight advance at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
THE SECRET OF NAPOLEON'S sue
CESS

Napoleon once said: "The time to con-
quer is now--never wait" ana he always
conquered because he always struck at
once for victory. The person who is sick
or out OF health should seek at once the
right physician and treatment for i'm
mediate cure. The right physician 10
consult Is an eminent specialist OF world
vide fame and largest experience I'm
curing nervous, chronic or lingering com.
plants. like Or. Green 81 west Four
teenth street New York city. who In his
vast experience cures thousands Of cases
just like yours. And the right treatment
10 take 6 that which surely cures and
at tbs same time Is purely vegetable and
perfectly harmless. Ike Dr. Green's won
dcrfui treatment Of harmless vegetable
remedies. one Of his great discoveries.
known as DR.. Greene's Nervura blood ana
nerve remedy. is known and used all
over the world but he has discovered
equally valuable cures FOR ali phases OF
disease. Notwithstanding the fact that
Dr. Greene has the largest practice ana u
greater success IN curing disease than
any oLher physician. ne can be consult ed
by the people absolutely without charge
whether you cali or write. If YOU want
10 be cured. IL you want TO know what
your trouble Is. do not wait. but write
about your ease at once 10 this most sue
cessful OF physicians ana get his advice
and counsel free. Follow the maxim OF
Napoleon and conquer your disease now
do not wait until II may be TOO late.