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LEGAL NOTICES.

is TIE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
oF COLUMBIA. holding special tcrm for
07rl4us' Court business ia re estate Of Maria
D. stewart deceased. no. 9I9s, Administration
Docket 26.
Application having been made % the supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia. holding a
,p.rial term for Orphans Court busine-s, Tor
rebate OF the last will and testament and for
letters of administration, cum trstamrHtn ate
nryo. on said estate by Maria H. Davis and Ann
Mary Ifebig 10 issue 10 William Thompson HaT
is. ii is ordered this 27tn day OF December, lsS
,lat notice IS hereby given tc George u. stewart
and TO all others concerned, 10 appear ~ said
..Durt on FRIDAY. tie % day Of February. a. H.,
1890 at 10 o'clock IN, TO show cause why such
application should not be granted. This notice shall
be publishcd III the ''WaSiugton law Reporter
and " ashingtou Times once in each Of three sue
aes~iye weeks before the return day therein men
iGucd-the FIRST publication 10 be not les than
hirty days before said return day.
By the Court: CfAS {. COLE,
Associate Justice.
Attest. LOUIS A. DENT,
Register OF Wills.
]. PERCY MYERS, Attorney for Applicant.
n 50, lac Is, ,etn
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
Officers Quarters" will be received at the
Rureau Of Yards and Docks Navy Department,
Washington until ! O'Clock, JANUARY lS 1902
nd then and there publicly opened for the con
5nes e. .r b. ding for officers quart
Is at the Navy Yard, Washington. ID. {. Plans,
peeiiiIation- auU lquna oi proposal can be oh
aimed from thr Hafesu NORDECAI 4. ENDl.
CO1-r Chief Of Bg december 20 1899.
III 30, jaG, EN-
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gYPEW ItITERs.

CONE IL and do yyur tTcwriting, lpc. per hour;
preliminary instruction free; tYPcwritcr5 rent
ed for practice at low rates, delivered to your
home; best grade Of typewriter ribbons, 7Ic.i SO
per dozen. NEWMANS TEPEWluIEk AGENCY,
Il .--H .-L-.
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RAILROADS.
sSasal Chesapeake
s6u4 & Ohio Ry.
the Grnndest Scenery OF
America. All Trains YestibuIed,
Electric Lighted, steam Hentcd.
All Meals served ia Dining Cars.
station sixth and II streets.
SonefnIa in 60 - II. -

.-utulTt ~ VIII'- 'II-I-- 10 -
o:15 T. ". DAILY CincimaG ard St. Louis
Special-solid train sor Cincinnati. Pullman
Slcepers 10 Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville In
tlian4poliz. and St ouis without change. PaTior
Car Coyington. Va. 60 Virginia llct Springs.
Parior Cas, Cincinnati So Ciirago.
I1.I0 P. n. DAILY r. T.. y Limited Solid
Train fsr Cincinnati. Pullman ~lCcprrs o. Cinciu-
rati Lexington. and Louisville, without change.
Connection for Hot Springs. Va. daily. Pullman
Compartment car te Nirgiui- Hos Springs Tues-
days Ihursd1ys and Saturdays. Observation Car
Hinton "a Ciu,inraiI- ciCefers Cll-l1ratL %
Chicago and -. Louis.
e:l5 p. 81 DAILY For Cori,nyrilv. Cfar-
loiyesyiue, stauutgn Gsly, and fer BisHmoad-
daily. except sunday
Reservation and t;c,-rts 81 Chesapeake aEG Ohio
Offices. 5ls Peuusylvauia Avenue, co. Ift. Street ,
near F. and 1t tie Station Telephone call, 1871
for Peuf-y lvagi4 Railroad tab Service
r. W FULLER,
General Passenger Ager,.
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WANTED RsIfahe white woman for general
HH1--laerb 3ls Mas. ave ne. 10
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FoR sALE-m0RsEs ND VEHICLES.

OR SALE Cheap, good work horse. al 9Th
st. Sc Item
FOR SALt-tine Young horse, sound and gentle;
suitable for business wagon carriage; also
harness and buggy. i4%5 Ii st. ne. deS0St
FOK SALE-Fine buggy and horse for $50; sold
for want OF 100 4th st.
drlS st .em
FOR SALE Great bargain u head OF horses and
mares. ranging in age from to years,
weight 900 TO l.40O pounds; suitable tor any
business and reasonable offer refused. Call
212 4 y OF. NV. de28-7tem
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A lot of slightly-worn tailor-m5da oyeIcoats
at = sacrifice. JULIUS COHEN, 1lOt 9Th St.
NV de- imo, ciu
iIIL DRESS SUITS Tor hire, 81 JULIUS
COHEN, 1871 9Th st. nv s,27-tf
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WANTED-ROoMs.

WANTED Tarec uH-riIHisaeI rooms; :. q. k;
Heaf. gasi Ue. Ad-res BOX CO, tais otiile.
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- livery day iu the year Tor Norfolk, Ncv-
port News sud an points sou.,. t.1 tn-
- superb pcTcrfgl steel palace s;rsiarr'
- Newport News" Norfolk. and ''AF ASH
-- ington,' ca the following schedule.
Ly. Washington GO pin Iv Por,su9a;h.599 PTa
Is. Alexandria .0e pm II. N0ri1lk-..-..i.8i i'm
Ar. r. Nonroe 7.UU am L. RI AoHFoe..s.45 pm
AZ. Noriolk.....s.tD 70 am Ar NrxHdris 20 afu
AT. PcHsm0uth.sl IS am Al WssAitgt tpfi-.i .01 a'n
- Tickets un safe a. Sl7 Penn. ave. Il. and
- q. ticket Uftce 6jJ Penn. aye. ahd carIlrt
- 18th -. and y Y. ave-, q. & %. ticket of
fees al 5l3 Pegn. ave, and gs 18th 81
: A Z. ticket ofbe-- lse4 ~ r. ave.. and
- beard stssHefA
- sSrFoI further information apply A. gen
- crai Offices. 5,h S. viar, Nash D. C..
- Phone, T5G
noss-u JOHN CALLAHAN. General Eautse-.
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WALL PAPER.

HAPPY New Years. everybody and many o,
them. This IS the last OF the holidays f0i
soIse time 10 come, 50 you get ''settleu
loWH" and let us start papeTiug the rooms
kcw STYLISH pRper-hEest wotk-only 81 up. y.
G. NoLfE, go 9th st. NO BRANCH. de30ti
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q tNTI-D-Bg lady, small w1rm room: 10 min
urEs wak from Ebb.it HOUSE: price must be-
latle; give particulars. Address BOX COG.
rl.s office. de2g-3t
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q. .ANTLD-3 cr Z rooms for light housekeeping;
heL stH and l4th SIS. east north and 4
south; safe terms. Address BOX 6ss, tins o.
Goe. de2e3t
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WANTED -Firslclse5 pants Inakcl; steady crl-
P,a!mrut. Apply Tailoring Department. >ARN
S co. dp@l .E
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Better than Medicine
will be a Trip
Via the Magnificent
"SunSet Limited.
THE "sUNsET LINIITED.0 y

al eIiI q time eNaguga pclsu
mu ~ Of Hyin has illustrate las .pl Iuc
OF
o Sleeping and Car viii leave
N M
and
G.
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FoR sALE-pIANns.

FOR SALE-Square piano. rosewood case; best
made: sweet tone: iu perfect condition. must
be seen 80 be appreciated; SO. FRIES a HOP
WOOD stn and SIS. my. deg 90, en-
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DR.. A. II. TAYLOR,
NITA, THE GREAT

Dead trance and Palmist. tells everything in
your lie; try ycur luck; soc NJ. Il02 Pa ave.
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WANTED To bay, a lot Of hotJcd sash Address
CULVER, 81 81 81. ne degl-5t
3 AAIEil-FUfuitures stoves, store fixtures.
FRlEs NORWOOD, sLA aud X gts. NV.
deZ9-3t eul
b AArED-Io buy secondhand bicycles: good
prices Tor good wheeik Call 81 az 9th 81.
lg- de2e.6t en-
hAhTED-HLghest cash price paid for ladies'
and gelt's cast Of clothing; drop postal, Iu
fall. y. TARsHEs, iSo5 7th e.. NV. de27-lmo
NANILD-HorsoS % board, 81 per month S
3. BkRAE, Alexandria, Va. de2g-Z0t
HIGHEST price paid for secondhand bicycles;
also taken cn storage. az 9th 81. nv. y
ecz5-tf,em
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
FoR sALE-oyster house, S75 800 Pa. ave. Sc,
de5I-5t
EYERYBODY-Lots given away 10 advertise new
American colony 10 Caba5 send for free Illus
frated book about CGEa. CITY AND SUBURBAN
INVESTMENT co. 2l3 Broadway. New York. i.
LUNCH ROOM for $50 cash. between now and
Jan. q owner leaving city; investigate. Saj
l3th st. ne de5p-3t
OPPORTUNITY offered VIII bear full ingestiga-
tioH TO party with Sl,0o9. Address BOX .,
COLLECTION BUREAU Room 3. s3z Pa ave.
NV; accepts debts; all kinds; local and for
eign claims de5a-6t
10 LEASE-25-sc3u mouse. central location. rent.
so month. AEW YORK BUSINESS BRcE-
Frs, iDo5 F. d-2a-ot
FOR sALE-Old established grocery: monthly
G4lrz. 81 500; must be sold, Investigation
asked NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1905
/. dr2gat
FOR sAIE-Sa59 takes dairy lunch clearing 500
monthly; So isuyz confectionery worth son;
10 groceries. ranging from 800 10 S. J1g. bar
gains oil. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS,
1866 f. GeZgal
WANTED Reliable manager. owning play with
special scenery and printing desires partner
SIT! capital everything open for closest ll,rC@-
usltion Address BOZ 90. this Office oe2a 70
FOR SALE-Grocorg store. deiag good business;
sill inventory about S59p; reason i1E selling
owner has recently come into possession or ether
}IsiuCss which takes w al oi his time, cc-
ceptioual chance Address r. J. b., care N4yy
Yard Ezchlngc. City. dca5s1
WANTED-To exchange Igroam brick house
for a business. Address BOX t5H, Jl.5- ot-
fee. oe2a-at
HOTEL DEWEY. at Chesapeake Bearl. r.. long
lease; uHfarE'shed; snap f5T tic right person.
OWNER, lol5 lfth s. n@. ce27-7t
FOR sAIE-Tiue grocery; doing large ca-i. lal-t-
ness los7 rent: splendid location. ouig S200
oT invoice. AddreS BOX cic. THE Office. de-s-it
FOR sALE-Coua grocery. stock. ana fixtures
splendid meat stand. isza ~ st. sw.
THE nnost stock System in existence; large
STOCK BkCAEts," 4. .. Box 1851. y. \.
deSu
LOST.
LosT-RIite AID brown female dog. win collar
On. Return t9 zlj G St. nw., and receive re-
ward desl-St
IosT-Pair glasses On ice behind Monument. Re.
ward if returned 20 At GtA e. IVY. deai-9.
LOST Saturday. pair Indies rirness eyeglasses,
cf1iu attached. Reward If returned e BOX
| OFflCK CoiuIahia Theatre. u
| L0sT-leth, diamond FIeur De lys site. pin Lib
cral reward IL returned 10 MRS APPIEBY,
Grafton Hotel. item
LOST Tuesday, the 26th iady's cold-czse watch
with chain and iocket. Good reward II rc.
| turned 20 29l i 81 nv dc2s3t
LosT-Red wagon gate; 81 reward. 1929 18th st.
NV. de2s-st ON
FOUND,
/ fgGND-Ece cream. pure and delicious. zoe pe;
1 gallon. LACEY CREAMERY CO.. COZ n. Y.
ave. NV. Phone. 2r9l isg7.u
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WASTED-BICYCLEs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

q N4Ar-D-Casa paid for secondhand bicycle
CYCLE EXCHANGE, go 10Th o.. NV deco
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,trrr wsNTED-FEM.LE.

Advertisements under this hend
viii be inserted for one cent word
Tor each insertion.
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Call for senl-mOHthIy Bulletin.
ron RENr-HorsEs.
ZOE sALE-NORTnWEsT

FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
ToE RENT C-room frame. water auG ga. VIII
put IN good repair for good tenant; 2l5 I
nw. Enquire ROOM II, Central bldg. ssh ard
Ps. ave. ueZt5t
IuR BENT-1402 9th St NV, 10 ToaIGs "a. In. g..
perfect condition; only So s.. J. NETC NLF,
1905 81. NV. deH-it
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SAFE Gentemea.s Coiuu.bia. S., gent 9
Eclipse So; Rambler 50. boys girls. and
ladie,' wheels, s. mp. CYCLE EXCHANGE. 74O
Ipt't -. uW desc sc
FOR SALE Gcntlemsu's bicycle; fine condition.
III --.n--- $40. l-L- --- 4 nv -a-.---
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

H ANTED Ry uilta man. place as jauitar. watch
Iaar, ~ stabicmau5 good ref Co I-tl @. uc.
de5J-i. .Cm
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NANT9D-HOUSES

NANTED-Tp buy. q home in tie city, vi. make
good cash payment and al~c Ei1a iu eE-
change q lor in lbe city of NiddletoHn y v,
raiacd 3 Sl.t&1; size ci iot G8yI55; good chance
for builders Address Bon H. tlis office ucaI Ist
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HIsLr wANTEn-M,LE.

Advertisements under this head
viii he inserted for one cent " word
for each insertion.
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NEUROLOGICAL.

NEATHERY.-van Alstyne. Texas.
August 19-Died, Mrs. Catherine Meath
cry of Gray Hin. at IL o'clock today,
SAVAGE Mineral Wells, Texas. Aug
nst 1S.Pearl Savage, 9year-old orphan
living with his uncle. j. b, Savage died
| yesterday.
DonD.-Bonham, Texas. August 10
| The remains of Emory the little daughter
of Mrs. T. II. Dodd of Fort Worth was
brough to this city today and inferred.
WETsEL. Plano, Texas, August 1s--
| Andrew Wetsel. an old citizen of this city,
died last night He was an odd Fellow
and a member of the Christian church
MouLToN. Mount Pleasant Texas.
| August 19.-Arthur Moulton. the 14-year-
old son of County Treasurer Drew Moul
ton died this morning at O'Clock of slow
fever
FUQuA.-Longview Texas, August 10.
w. A. Fuqua, a contractor OF this place,
died suddenly this morning at his home
He was seen on the streets last night.
His wife has only been dead two weeks.
MORRIS-Ennis, Texas. August 2O--Mr.
John Morris. a well respected gentleman
in Highland addition, died very suddenly
yesterday afternoon at the home OF his
father, His remains were inferred in
Myrtle cemetery this afternoon
FRANKLIN. -Denison. Texas, August
l9.-Miss Bettie, he adopted daughter OF
Mrs. j. H. Franklin OF Colbert, l. T., died
yesterday afternoon from an attack Of
fever. aged 10 years. The remains were
Inferred In the cemetery at Colbert at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
CLINTON-Timpson Texas, August 10.
Died at the home OF her son-in-law, Uncle
Charlie S~ujth, Mrs Pete Clinton aged %
years. She met death without struggle,
passing away peacefully and calm; hers
was beautiful Christian life worthy
to be initiated by all.
MARTER. Caldwell Texas. August 10.
Yesterday morning little George McArter,
aged 10 years. died after a lingering i'll
ness. He was inferred this morning In
the Masonic cemetery. The family have
the sympathy OF the whole community in
their bereavement.
Nacogdoches, Texas. August 20.
Died at his home this morning on North
street, William p. Minis. He was born In
TO Texas with his mother In 1854. He was
Confederate soldier. knight OF Pythias
and served two terms -four years. mayor
OF this town.
WARDS.--Lampasas Texas. August
l9--Died at O'Clock this morning. Mrs.
II, p. Edwards Jr.. after long suffering
with consumption. Deceased leaves a de-
voted husband and two children as we'll
as other relatives and friends to mourn
her loss. She was member OF the First
Baptist church and Christian woman.
BARBER.-Temple. Texas. August 1s,---
Enoch Barber Sr., father of Mrs. Joe
Bright and Enoch Barber, Jr., OF this city
died Thursday at his home near Heiden-
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posed jail delivery plot, discovered razor
hives, powder and cartridges. Furthe
examinations disclosed the fact that tire
upright bars in the window of the guar,
house had been sawed through and tvI
horizontal bars had been sawed until th
exerting of light strength would breal
them. The forty-two prisoners in I'll
guard house would have found it an easi
matter to obtain their liberty. The ID
ficers ara satisfied that but for the eseapl
of Private Miller on Saturday the Did
to free the men would have been I'D
into execution tonight. 1t is said III
prisoners secured the magazine key Il
the hope that the guards might be ~
prived of ammunition. When the cary
ridges found on the prisoners were FL
amined it was found that the powder hi
been removed from four Of them al
knife blades had been inserted In the lea
The lead evidently had been melted AZ
the knife blades sodered in. The sergei1
who commanded the guard over the pfsI
oners has been placed under arrest y
he is net believed to have been implicaty
in the plot. Sentinel STAGE also has bee
placed under arrest, and 1t is quite probi
Die he will be punished for permittlnl
Miller to escape. re
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Personal MENTION.


william Stanley OF San Antonio is Ia the
city.
L. zeye of Nacosdoches is domiciied at the
Bristol.
p S. Larkin was in the city yesterday from
Chicago.
o. d. Faubion of velasco was in the city
yesterday
J. h. CHANNEL OF Eagle Lake was in the
city yesterday.
w. j. Barnard of San Francisco is registered
at the Bristol
James E. Hin of Livingston was in the
city yesterday.
Lamar Bount of Nacogdoches was among
yesterdays visitors
+. L. Chapman was among the visitors
yesterday from Cuero.
Mrs. a, j. Leighty of Wayerly is visiting
Mrs T. H. Thompson
MIR. and Mrs. r. L. Armstrong OF Calves
ton are quartered at the Bristol
b. lHellmnn OF La Grange dropped in last
night and put mp at the Bristol
j. W. Roberts of Livingston was among the
arrivals at the Bristol yesterday.
Messrs L. X James of jennings, La. and
". s. James of Denison ore guests at the
Bristol,
Messrs D. A. Pauus of Hallctsville AMI
". X. Cavitt OF Bryan have apartments at
the Bristol
MIR. and Mrs. r. NJ Flock of Xenin. Ohio.
while In the city are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. settegast.
Mrs C. d. Parker and son. Harvey NJ. lei,
yesterday morning for Dallas and Mckinney
to visit relatives and friends.
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ment as he has suffered have been mere
ly for anarchist speeches and writings.
Sebastian Faure was one OF the first to
rally to the side of revision. The reports
SO far received are silent as to the exact
causes Of the disturbances in Paris. but
1t is probable that they arose in this way
Faure and other anarchist and socialist
leaders called meeting of their follow
ers as an Offset to the rue de Chabrol
siege; the public generally must not be
allowed to suppose that only the anti
Semites were moving and the advanced
revisionists must give signs OF life. 1t is
more than likely that Sebastian Faure
had no idea of the meeting he had called
doing any more than pass number Of
platonic resolutions and then dispensing
quietly or being dispersed to the accom-
panimept OF few cuffs and kicks by the
police. However some of the holder spir-
It's among the demonstrators would appear
to have gotten the upper hand.
The men whose names are given win
that of Sebastian Faure as heading the
demonstration are nobodies.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Comanche Comanche County. Texas. Au-
gust ia small shower Of rain this week;
not enough to help anything.
jacksonville. Madison County. Texas. Au-
gust l9.-This section has been visited by
good rains this week which were very much
needed
Yoalsum. De Witt County. Texas. August 90.
1t is very dry here now. no rain having
fallen for about FIVE weeks. Chances tor a
top crop of cotton are very slight unless II
should rain SOON The cotton that has. b aen
made is opening and being harvested and
marketed rapidly.
Dallas. Texas August 2O.--This has been
the hottest day so far during 1893 in Texas
Tine thermometer in all sections Of Dallas
this afternoon registered 1916 degrees in the
shade. At 10 O'Clock tonight the mercury
stands at "a. Reports from The country con-
tinue to be decidedly unfavorablc for crops
Farmers declare cotton is practically burning
up so whitening are the hot winds. Farmers
also declare that cotton over Northern ana
Central Texas will not average half crop
Cotton buyers and other authorities on the
crop at Dallas declare that the Texas crop
will not exceed 2,500,0O0 bales. MISUNDERSTANDING
Expert Neills prediction in his circulars OF
1000 600 bale yield,
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CONDITIONS IN KLoNDIKE.
output VIII BE Twenty Millions of
DOIInrH, Ii IL SniI.

Chicago. August 20.-A special to the
Times Herald from Vancouver B. c.,
says: Louis Marks, the correspondent OF
the London Financial News, arrived today
from the North by the steamer Resale.
He has been investigating conditions there
and prospects for mining development.
He says that the output this year will be
over 2O,O0O,00O, royalty having been col
lected on Sl7,000,00O and a great deal OF
dust Will evade the collection entirely.
NJ Marks says that the governmental
system there is wicked one. He illus
trates this by the way in which whisky
narmsts and other matters have been
handled Whisky permits were some time
ago issued, said to be worth something
over 100000 to the government in revenue
money, that was to be spent in building
reads but the governments instead of car
rylng this out recalled the permits and
gave the permit to the parties who were
friendly In this way the revenue was
lost and Mr.. Marks says as a result Daw-
son will have big whisky trust this
winter that will have liquor up to 81 a
glass.
Speaking OF British interests, he said
that in few years the whole country
would be changed to using hydaulic
He said large groups of
claims are being bought up 10 be operated
In this way
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THE NEWS IS CONFIRMED.
The Death Of Lieutenant Drew Officially
Announced BY General Otis.
DICK BOWLING CAMP MEETING ADJOURNED
out of Respect to the Memory %
thc Son of Their Commander.
Tributes of Me nibers.

Superintendent T. p. Cook Of the West
ern Union Telegraph company, at the re-
quest of Judge Kittrell. kindly had the
manager of the company at Washington,
I, c., to ascertain at earliest possible time
aay particulars which had not been re-
oeived concerning the death of Lieutenant
Hired w. Drew. and the following mess
aye was received from St. Louis yesterday:
7. P. Cook, Superintendent. st. Louis
Washington. d. c., August 20, 1898
Following from war department this
morning: General Otis reports First
Lieutenant Alfred w. Drew, Twelfth
Infantry instantly killed in an attack
on insurgents In the vicinity of
Angeles. NJ Marean.
Dick Bowling camp, U. C. v, met yes
terday. and in the absence of Commander
Drew and Lieutenant Commander Crane,
Comrade Warner was called to the chair,
He referred to the sorrow OF the camp at
the death of Lieutenant Drew, son of Com
inander Drew, and he suggested that this
camp adjourn as mark of respect to Com
niander Drew, and in doing this he sub
mtted the following:
Whereas, This camp has learned that
through the chances of war death has been
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heimer Mr.. Barber had been in failing
health for some weeks and while his death
was not so great surprise TO his friends
and family IL was none the less deeply
regretted
KONzELMAN-Lexin Texas, Au-
gus. 19--Mrs. Konzelman, wife OF Mr..
c. Konzelman, died yesterday afternoon
after an Illness OF week or ten days.
Mrs Konzelman was one of the oldest in
habitants OF this section, having come
here from Germany forty-two years ago.
She was highly respected lady and her
bereaved family will have the sympathy OF
many friends.
PIPPEN.--Temple Texas, August H.
Mrs Amanda Pippen, wife of w. G. Pip
pen. died at the family home, three miles
south OF Temple. yesterday and will be
buried at the city cemetery here this af-
ternoon at o'clock. Mrs Plppen had
been on visit 20 daughter, Mrs. Tom
O'Neil, near Cisco and came home We'd
nesday morning with a case of pneumonia,
from which she died at 10 o'clock last
night.
M'ALLIsTER.--san Marcos, Texas,
August 1S.--Mr. S. f. McAllister died yes,
terday evning at his residence In San Mar
cos, in the 10th year of his age. De-
ceased had been a citizen of this town for
many years and was an honored and use
ful member of society, a strict member
of the Baptist church and Mason, he
lived life worthy of his professions. His
body was consigned to the tomb with
Masonic honors in the presence of large
concourse of friends at p. m. today.