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Evening journal., 1899-07-14
RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baitlmors
Railroad
schedule ln effect June ;. ia.

Railroad.
Schedule IN effect June 2 1899
Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia (express), 1.s7, 500, 40.
$50 7.42, $50, $50. SIS, a35 955, 1908. 1882
u.25, n.S2, l1.45 a. m; ''l2.l6. 1.37, 800, 31l
ass, 5.oi. 6.07. $50 6.5l. 7.23, 900 and 9is
Accommodation, C.l0 TO. STA Hos a.
m. 1850 232, 400, 5.26 and 1913 p. m
For Chester (exPress), l.5l, 40 $50. 742
7.5O. $50, S55, 1908, l125, li.32, Ills a. M,
1.37. 800. ass, 6.07. 657 and 9.O6 p. m.
Accolnmo odation, 6l0 40, Sl4, li.o3 a.
M, 1880, 232 400, 5.26, $50 and 1913 p. m.
400. 235 Dining Carr, 9ba lO.d2, ii.i5 a.
m, ''l2.1G Dining carr l.3l Dining carr.
811, 6.O7, $50 Dining carr, O.bl and SIC
y. m. connecting via Broad Street Sta
ton Philadelphia, 40 $50, ITO, $50, 1908
a. m, 2.s2 800. ass. 500 and lOi3 D. m.
For Boston without change, lO.l2 a. m.
and 7.23 p. m.
stations, 7.37 a. m. and Cal p. m.
9.1O. lois ana 1l.00 a. m, 1906, 1873 e'll5
i.5O $50, 5.2s, '6.10. 6.1l 100, zS6, S1i p,
m, and i2.53 night
Baltimore and intermediate stations
1Sz 4.43. 5.57 p. M. 1900 night
Atlantic City Special" BIS p. m. sat
urdays only Solid vestibule train. Pull.
man Banet Parlor cars, combined car
and coaches through 20 Atlantic City.
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street fol
1910. l1.e3 a. m. 1209. ''12s6. Ia. 1.s2, 3.12
s46. f0i, Al, SOS, 53i, $50, 6.1T, 600. l.3i
lilo 1l16 D. m. and 1905 night.
Accommodation, 63i, 1.30 9.i2. 1875 a
m, 1.23. 5.17. 4.o4. 4l4, 5.S6, 6.25 s.5s, 100
and li.5s p. m.
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schedule IN effect May "A, 1893.
All trains Illuminated With PinseA
light
TRAINS LIVE WLLlNf,scI Dti.'
AWARE AVENUE slAAASSN, 49, 80
NEW YORK, week days, 'ssi ~
pullman carsl, s7.4s, .li.os N sunaayS
sol ssss IS a. m; 80 A., 's.ls laA
Pullman cars). .l.49, 'li.09 ,. T. .
PHILADELPHIA, week days, "a
80 40 7.s So 'sss' y "a ,los-; isi ssi = p
nan cars), s5.25 $50 .7.43. 9.l5. .n-qs
"a Sundays, s50l, Ase Aos' 's.os; .iA 6l.,A
tli.s5 a. m; s2.2i. 800, 'i.0Q, -sl9 tall fe-i-
aan earrl $50, 'l;lS' wv -lLV' =; "a *
q Is. s9sg s1O.52. 1l.0S a. n; i.es, ~, IN
u ~ 6.s8 sT43 q15. ff100 D. m. 74lddys
~. $50. s9.3g. 1l12, 'ii.35 a. m; '2.Sil 2et.
sf0o g90 a. as. coo, 1Lcl y N
ATLANTIC CITY. " * Gays s..ig .
m. 'i2ls, '2.a. '5.25 p. Ia. SsndAys TO a.
'ui cAPE 5s' NAY. week days. 'Slo a. r.; 'zA
p ~ p; : rs1n3oBE SnaS1SEs '.s9 AND wAsHINcroN.
week days. AIS, 7.ls, 800 .u-W q N,
.is 81 s2O3, 3.04, $40, '4.5l, ,5-Ss (a1l fvA-
man cars), 'S.0l. =. II p. m. Sundays. ~
~, B,iiman cars9. ss.0l, s9.li p. m.
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS
71q a. M: SW u. m, daily -. 80,
NEWARK. week days 4ls. ~. ,ev&
Hfl a. ~ll.lus otNNf -t.etl 49, Nf--f
n m Sundays, AIS. tIs, -o-Os q n--t
sf25s. 8O4 s4.57, 7S2, ss.u p. II.
PIrrsBURG. week days .So5 a. m.i
s4.sT. s5a (all Pullman carsl 's.ul p n
stIndays. sSW a. m; s4.5l, 't.S (all Pull
man cars), s9.u p. m.
CHICAGO, dadly, sS.0d a. M. .td = m
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS. 70 A.
m: s1256 and '9.11 p. m.s daliy.
TOLEDO AND DETROIT, 's.n y -
daily to Toledo and daily except Sun~'S
% 0sfNGFRLY TSSSrS1sLY ACCOMMODATION. week
davs. T.19 a. m; 304. 6.l5. 1o.oo p. M. sun
davs. 7.19 a. m. 800. ia p. m .-~.,,
TANDENBERG ACCOMMODATING
week days. 7l9 $50 a. NJ 3o4, 4bi p %.
1 SUNDAYS. $50 a. m; $50 p N.
LEAVE MARKET STREET. srA1-oN
'Of BALTIMORE. week days. AS a nj
-, +, T,,ANDENBERG. week days, as "a q.
m. 255. $40 ,. m. Sundays, s.z5 a nj
T,rsAVT1 PHILADELPHIA FOR VII
i NTNCTON. week days. e3S5, 90. 80
{. ri s1o.26. li3O a. m. 'l22o. iii, zoo. y ~
I $40. 4N, scr ian Rullsnan cars). ~
rs. Eso. t7.So. ss.s5, 1910, Ais 3. 10 .sqis
? GAYS, s35, e7.&. $50. l.0 g. m; lee MlAe,.
si.37. 400. s42o 4N, so gah fahnl'ul
/ earsl. ssc s7.so. s8s5, 1910 .. m
pelmarvfa Telephone no. -
+. d. UNDERWOOD. d. q. AAfTi{3
Cen. Manager. Man. q Eass. 4FsfzN
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DEATH OF SAMUEL iKENNEY.

HE WAS THE FATHER OF UNITED
STATES SENATOR R. R. KEN
NEY.
Laurel, Del. July 14.-Samuel Ken
ney. aged 67 years, father Of United
States Senator Richard r. Kenney,
died from apoplexy yesterday.
Mr. Kenney was one of the largest
landowners in Sussex county. Yester-
day morning he arose at 4 o'clock. He
told his wife and others that he had
not felt better during the past six
months. About o'clock he drove to
one OF his farms. He superintended
some seed planting and retired to a
tenement house. but before reaching
the door he fell and was carried to a
room, where he expired before medical
help arrived Besides Senator Kenney,
the deceased leaves a widow, three
sons and two sisters.
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PREDICTED HIS DEATH.

AT CLAYMONT YESTER-
DAY AFTER SEVERAL DAYS ABB
SENCE FROM HOME.
Anthony and Joseph McLevish IL
and 13 years Of age, who ran away
from their home in Philadelphia re-
Gently, were caught at Claymont yes
terday. The boys are orphans, and
left home to make their living. One of
them stepped on piece of broken
glass at Claymont yesterday and near
ly severed his toe. The injury was
dressed by Detective William T. Jones,
who brought them to this city. where
they were given into the custody OF
Special Agent Frank Stout, of the s.
P. c. c., who will send them to Phila.
delphla.
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EASTERN SHORE POLITICS.
MACHINE IN FAVOR OF EDWIN
WAKEFIELD FOR GOVERNOR.


THERE SEEMS TO BE NO BAL
TIMoRE CANDIDATE, HE CON-
sIDERs THE FIELD OPEN.
Ocean City, Md, July 14-Colonel
John Walter Smith came over to
Ocean City on his way to Baltimore to
remain in the city several days. 1t was
reported to him on his arrival here that
the regular machine was rather in IA
vor Of Edwin Warfeld for governor.
Colonel Smith said he was going to
Baltimore to consult with his friends
with the view to the propriety Of his
entering the city primary contest He
said:
Heretofore ! have felt a delicacy
about contesting the city promaries, in
asmuch as the names Of some residents
of Baltimore, Judge Fisher and others.
had been spoken of in connection with
the nomination for governor, and so
long as they were in the field I alb
stained from taking part in any local
contest. But since there seems to be
no local candidate to contest the pri-
maries, 1 consider the field as open for
me as for Mr. Warfield. for whom
have the highest regard and the warm
est friendship. He is a resident OF
Howard county. as I am of Worcester.
If my friends consider it advisable for
me to do so. ] will begin a vigorous
primary contest. While / do not claim
to be the candidate of any class or fac
tion of the Democratic party. yet
do not hesitate to say that as a candi-
date I want the support of all elements
of the Democratic party. believe that
the success Of the Democratic party
should be paramount to the ambition
of any man, and. in fact, believe that
the success Of the state ticket depends
largely upon the character of the other
nominations on the local tickets
Every precaution, / think, should bs
taken to invite the best men to come
forward and take part in the restora,
ton Of the party to power Especially
should this be tire case with regard t
members of the General Assembly.
have given some thought to this mat
ter and was urging it a week or tw,
ago. I wish particularly to impress th
Importance Of this suggestion in al
parts of the state"
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CHRISTMAS ISLANDS.

IT'S WEATHER NOI LIKE rs
NAME - OTHER FEATURES
QUEER AS DECEMBER HEAT.
Recently Charles Andrews, of the
Natural History Museum. lectured To
the Royal Geographical Society, Civ
ing an interesting description Of a
visit recently paid by him to Christmas
Island, in the Indian ocean, the ex-
penses being borne by Sir John Muir
ray.
During the year which this explorer
spent upon the solitary islet he must
have almost forgotten how to grumble
at the changes in temperature, which,
It is said, make our countrymen what
they are, seeing that the thermometer
only varied 19 degrees Fahrenheit
Throughout the whole time, rising once
toward the end of November to SO de-
grees, and dropping to 20 degrees in the
middle of February This state Of
things becomes almost ideal when one
learns that southeasterly breezes blow
for nearly the whole year through,
that there is plenty of fresh water, and
that the island is perfectly healthy.
To begin with, the spot explored was
Originally an atoll- like the Coeos Is
lands, upon which Darwin based his
theory of coral islands, and lies some
hundreds Of miles to the northeast Of
these and 100 south of Java. Christ
mas Island has maximum length and
breadth Of twelve and nine miles, re-
spectively and roughly contains forty
three square miles Of surface. covered
with dense forest For the last eight
years or so Andrew Ross has lived on
the island, which previously was un-
inhabitated by man. and the popula-
ton when Mr.. Andrews left was about
I forty, chiefly Malays.
= The animals are not many, and per
haps those which serve as food are
most interesting generally, and thel
must be to the inhabitants. Seabirdi
e are very numerous. and two species o
n lfrigate birds form the chief contents o
S the larder. OF the several land crabs
+ the robber crab (Birgus latro) pro
\ lvides a dainty dish, which is also sub
/ stantial, as that animal is often sii
v inches OF more across the carapace.
A plentiful supply Of rice, which
with other stores, is left by Mr.. Ross
boats on their way from Java to tn
L Cocos Isles, provides vegetable food
e and Mr.. Andrews says that the coolie
. who were brought by the engineer t
$. lay down the road to render availabl
n the valuable deposits Of phosphate lin
d looked as If they had never had
. square meal in their life and foun
themselves in a land of plenty.
In passing it may be said that tn
= solid phosphate rock represents whs
n- was once guano. when the island wa
Is not covered with trees and was th
IS resting place of multitudinous birds.
u The settlers have proved the suit'
q. bility OF the place for growing coffe
d land have planted cocoanuts and fru
trees.-London Daily News.
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DENTON THEIR MECCA

Dover, Del, July 14.-Rev. NJ. w.
Knapp. editor of the RevivaIist. Gin
cinnau, has arrived. in company with
Evangelists Joseph Dempster and
II. u soloman, from Indiana. and e.
.. Dashiel' OF Delaware. TO conduct the
enure services of the holiness camp
meeting TO be opened at Denton on
Saturday night and continue until July
80. The evangelists will then go to
BONNEVILLE, in Calvert county. Nd.
where they will conduct a Large camp
from July 2S to August 6.
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PREDICTED HIS DEATH.
CHESTER MAN EXPIRED AT THE
TIME HE HAD FIXED.

Chester, July 14.-William Benning-
ton, of Lloyd street, an employe Of the
logwood dye mills of this city, after
predicting his own death at a certain
hour, fulfilled the prediction by dying
at the time stated.
He said yesterday to his wife: Il
will die to-day, and will not die until
after the dinner hour"
AS the time approached yesterday
Mr.. Bennington closed his eyes and
calmly expired.
His last words were: I am all right
The Saviour has taken care of me-"
Bennington had been sick, but his
illness was not considered serious. His
voice was strong and clear before he
died, and the truth Of his prediction
has produced a profound sensation.
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NEW cAsTLE pEFEATEp.

Lewes. July 1.-THE Columbia Ath-
letic Club. Of New Castle. suffered a
whitewash yesterday at the hands Of
the crack Lewes team, the score being
2 to O. Layton pitched for Lewes,
Bridgewater for New Castle. II was an
errorless game and the best-contested
one Of the season on the home grounds.
Evening journal., 1899-07-14

GOV ERNDR l4OWNDES VISITS
THEIR CONVENTION AT OCEAN
CITY.
Ocean City, July 14.-The members
of the Maryland Pharmaceutical AS
sociation resumed their meeting at the
PImhimmon Wednesday. The address
of President R. S. Mckinney was read
and favorably received. The presi-
dents address dwelt largely upon the
success which had attended the efforts
Of the members of the association dur
ing the past year. which was largely
due to a growing interest in the asso-
citation. He advocated that local asso-
Citations should be formed throughout
the state, and dwelt at some length
upon the fact that Maryland is the
only state in the Union which has no
pharmacy law. He advocated the com
bining Of forces for the purpose OF pre-
senting this matter to the State Legis-
lature and procuring a law on this sub
iect. He referred to the fact that dur
ing the last meeting interest was
somewhat lacking on the part of some
members owing to the war, but now,
he said, I'VE have captured the enemy's
territory, but this has not brought
peace, as all druggists in the land are
still licking the war tax down, which
we are compelled to place on articles
for sale" He complimented the Ma
tiOnal Association for its effort in
curtailing some of the drastic meas
ures which were about to be enforced
against the druggists by the govern
ment.
Governor Lloyd Lowndes visited the
convention hall during the morning,
and was met with a hearty reception.
Evening journal., 1899-07-14
SUNDAY TRAINS.

For Philadelphia (express). 157. 3o2.
40. S.55. 9.S5. 9S5. 1852. Has a. m, 137,
800, ass 6.07. ia, 9.o6 and 9.i6 p. m.
Accommodation, 40, SIS a. m. 1910,
L5o 400. SIS. rs and l043 p. m.
For Chester (express) 15f 40. $50
las a. m, La, 800, 45s. 6o7, s.57 and 9N
D. m.
Accommodation, 10 S2s a. m. 1910
t50 400. 526. TBS and 1913 p. m.
For New York Through eXpress), 1.5l
S02. as5 Dining Carr, s.55 ll45 a. m. I87
Dining carr 800, 6o7, $50 Dining carr.
s.57, 9.16 p. m, connecting via Broad
Street Station. Phliadelphia, 4.2O 40, s.z5
A. m. 400. Ass and i0.43 D. m.
For Boston without change, T23 p. M.
baltimore and Washington, 4.35. S.0Q
lois a. m, l2.o5. 1919. 1.5o SIS $50, Sill
L26. S.1l D. m, and 1858 night.
Baltimore and intermediate station
5.57 p. m. 1900 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street Sta
tion for Wilmington (express), $50. 7zl.
'123 a. m, 1909. 112. 3.12, Al. SOS, 5.3i,
$50, 7a, SIS, lilo. 11.16 D. m. and 12.S
0ight.
Accommodation. S35. s12 10s5 a. m,
1890. 212. $40. S.38 and 1901 D. m.
Evening journal., 1899-07-14
RRANnYWINE sPRINGs.

There are crowds every day at
Brandywine Springs, and they thor
oughly enjoy the excellent perform
ances William Josh Daly's Ministries
are giving. The Tuxedo Quartet sings
well, and there are good acts by Nu-
gent Brothers. buck and wing dancers;
William Josh DAILY. in 2 monologue;
Charles Prince, Craig and Mcdonald,
and others.
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Philadelphia and Chester steamers
City OF Chester
and
Brandywine.

Leave Fourth street wharf. daily (Sln-
days included at 7S0 and 1890 a. m. and
LOO, AIS and TOO p. m. =
Leave Philadelphia. from Pier S. north
aboEe Arch street at 7.3o and lois a. m.
and 1.30. 400 and 100 p. m.
Fare to Philadelphia, 25c.; excursion,
40c
Freight received all day at Phllaael-
phia and Wilmington and carried at low
est rates. Telephone No. l0s7.
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RAILROADS.

Atlantic Coast Llne.-li.s9 D. m. daily
sleepers TO Charleston. jacksonville, Pest
Tampa and Macon; 1883 night. daily
Fleepers TO Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. Su p.
m. dsily, dining car. and sleepers 70 Gin
clHnat
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WHEAT INSTEAD OF PEACHES.

WHEAI INSTEAD Uf' FtADI1Eo'
David Cooper of Kent county, whose
peach crop, like that OF many other
large growers here, will be total fail
ure, has been fortunate along other
lines, his immense wheat fields yield
ing twenty-seven bushels to the acre.
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DnuAWARr DTvr4ON.

DillaA.N AXE lilNlrNONs
For New Castle S.13. 11W a. M, 23s,
AZ and 6.55 p. m. week days.
For Lewes, S1S a. m. 4.27 D. m. week
days
f1.H a. m, 1.2I 6.55 and 1l.5e p. m. Sun-
FOR Rehoboth. sis a. m. 427 p. m.
week days 'Rehoboth Special As p
~. Saturdays only.
For wyoming and way stations, 2ss p.
Express Tor Cape Charles. Oil Point
Comfort and Norfolk, 1i.O4 a. m. weeK
days and li56 p. m. daily.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET
STATION. PHILADELPHIA.
FOR THIS WEST
so a. m. daily. Pfttsburg, Chicago, Cha
cinnati, Louisville and st. Louis. CDin-
ing Carl
iOs5 a. m, daily for Pittsburg and Chi
csgo. (No coaches 10 Piitsbdrs) Lin.
ited to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
1870 p. m. daily Limited" Pittsburg.
Chisago, Cleveland, Toledo Cincinnati,
Louisville and ST. Louis. Dining carr
1925 p. m. daily. Pittsburg snd Cleveland.
40 D. m daily. Pittsburg, Chicago. Nash
vile (via ClnciAnatD, Indianapolis ene
st. Louis Dining Carr
$50 p. m. daily. Plttsburg and ChicdRc
Tor Toledo. except Saturday.
/ l0.35 p. m. daily, plttsbHrg. Cincinnati
Louisville, Cleveland and St. Louis.
n.9 y. m. daily, Pittsburg and ChicaGoi
daily for Knoxville. via Shenand3ab
Valley Route; for Cleveland, sxceps
Saturday.
% Congressional Limited Express. Ae
Vestibule Parlor Cars and Dining car
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
I man charge.
go Limited Express. vestibule Parlo
| Cars. Vestibule Passenger Cos~hes ant
| Dining Car. No extra fare.
! The Wilmington Transfer Company VIII
Cal Tor and cheek baggage from hotNl
I and residences.
! For further information, passengers an
! referred TO the ticket agent at the St.
I tion.
]. B. HUTCHINSON, j. R.WOOD.
General Man. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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FIRE AT PRINCESS ANNE.

BIG BLAZE RAGING IN THE MARY
LAND TOWN-HELP HAS BEEN
SUMMONED.
Harrington, Del. July 14.-Princess
Anne, Md, is on fire, the flames origi-
mating in the post office building at
midnight
The big hardware store OF Fitzger-
aid, the dwelling Of w. p. Brittingham,
cashier of the Somerset private bank
the post Office building and the Som
.erset Journal Office have burned to the
ground
There is no fire apparatus in the
town, and aid has been asked from
Salisbury and Pocomoke City. The
whole town is in danger.
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portion paid capital
Copper offered for Dollars $40 for Treasury
purpose recommended safe and promising
controls thousand Of land North Texas
valuable The 10
and about three miles vide It'll equivalent size five hundred %
mining claims
The property developed sufficiently begin producing once large
inezhusbe and
Calumet and ieca and dividend working
Ito pei
property of available.
the surface and and be mined and
converted into cheaper than other deposits America Copper will be
will Of
according $4,000
per with 10 pound B cts pound
historical reputation and record in the State Geological
examined and highest
logical established beyond all
question experiment in value speculative they and
demonstrated.
From Report o DePyee former
been traced the summit and
hardly
should be found without upon surface.
the depth of Is feet made the Ibe lead and
per copper. (woth $3.50, ns)
easily whch also
icAly e1cavated other which copper occur"
Report Prof w deooest of Texas.
that condition Of this lode after this
hands cleaned out the tunnels
copper disuphae copper and viii yield
the feet further into the
hill
copper inches below second lode In three
Immediately below the
cupfsrous ch extending entire width
probably wider This mari
copper
From Report of Prof. Gustave westmau Mining Engineer
express entire satisfaction with and confidence in the
made Prof W. F. Cummins
surface the three
order find large deposits edded into the clay After
washing copper
could Of be taken and made available relatively
small
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FOR THE sOUTH.

Southern Railway.-617 D. m, dars:
sleepera to New Orleans, Aiken. Mem
phis and Tampa: 7.9e D. n, daily. Sleep
ers TO New Orleans, Memphis. Nashville,
via Asaeville and Hot Springs.
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Copper Shares.
Safest Investment, Largest Dividends.

The situated ssov se sandstone containing Is
estimated worth the place at least 5000 per nett
From Report Of deOrgs F. RendaII Mining Engineer.
al" sGfevlen every report property
copper and that hundreds Of
That deposit Of this very expense yield
profits all existing not sn likely but certain
From Report Francis Arthur ReaI, Superintendent.
This property right copper
the best nd % copper.
and the hh here think there oil
Oh has been found corcana The adapted
general farming purposes proaable
railroad bsto Dundee a Males advantage"
Copper Shares.
Copper mining proved profitable industry America,
largest tho have
large n copper
This company oan produce copper chy csp
proportion to it's and at the price Of
bearing in Michigan per ope
of its low capitalization (s2sooooe)
Receipts assays chemists country
on e n companys Offices
and directors Of the Of the highest standing and
bui capacity, and inelude'
Hon. Emery Low, mayor
George Esq, paper Boston, vrsident
Maj. F. NJ. spauling ID vics-Profiaent
Col Edward B. Robins, Trarrr.
Col James NJ. Wheaton, Boston, Secretary
Hon Jas. W. Bennett, Rx-P Preside Teleplmneco.
Only limited of the stock will be sold hprics of IS
wishing shosls As
paid allotment sold prise
quantity quahy cheapne Of mining
m transportation favorable climate for
demand and profit in producing
Copper unequaed advantages
kind Investment easily 80 on the price
wic the stocki / here's ofer
may your broker, direct
TT MINING ENGINEER AND EXPERT
TnxAs,
fields
beds while
be an reduced.
hard formation; and III nho deep work
of the richest sa: I;S
essuly yours, BURTON hNhiHIr y
property says the es Yen hsr. ~
June s from szaEiDo u property te-lf Of the
represented confirm sfas They visited and sxan
management.
paid year
gtuny stock at the low price sSsred will the benefit
,r Express to Edward 3. RsbIns Treasurer, fremont
re to advance.
AS COPPER co.
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BIO. s

Schedule n effect Nay "A. ls99
All trains illuminated With Pinsoss
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MARYLAND DRUGGISTS.

GOVERNOR LOWNDES VISITS
THEIR CONVENTION AT OCEAN
CITY.
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F. d. UNDERWOOD. D. .. AzARTB
Cen. Manager Man, q ka4s. 4FetzN
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-03
Political Potpouri.

Judge Lewis H. Dickson of Longmon,
beamed upon his Silver Republican CO.
adjutors today.
Secretary of State Beckwith was an
anxious, but urbane and tactful leader of
the Populst fusionis,s.
Your Uncle Ike Flansburg easily led
all the rest as shaker of hands. And he
knew the people too.
You couldn't have got a word out of
Seeley about furniture today and vet he
is interested ordinarily in that subject.
Norton Montgomery wanted the flag at
the court house mast head in honor of
the great Democratic gathering and
vent to see the janitor about it. Did she
hyo She didn't.
Hon. Thomas k. Ovington was there
OF course. So was Tom Miller, whose
brother Zig" was delegate in yester.
DAYS Republican convention. In the
Pop convention Commissioner Willis
was delegate, while his brother George
vas delegate in the Democratic con
vention.
This was Sullivan, the undertaker's,
day to be Democrat or Populist. He
was an orthodox Republican yesterday.