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STEAMER ON THE BRAzos.
Rise VIII He Necessary for IL
nnar . fanvs HnvvavAR

Rise VIII He Necessary for Its
Operation, However.
County Clerk NJ. .. Fields OF Richmond
ID arranged to take party to Brenham
nattend the deep water meeting October
going from Richmond to the Houston
ID Texas Central bridge by steamboat up
3 Braz9. He secured boat from Nav
|pta and has been waiting for the yea
! to arrive SO as to announce his plans
be following letter shows that the con-
lion of the river as the result OF the re-
nt flood. is impossible. II will be In
resting reading. showing the accumula-
pn yet remaining In the stream:
i. NJ. D. Fields. Richmond. Texas.
Texas. October 1s.-No doubt
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mig Rnnches SOLD.

Corpus Christi, Texas, October H.-sev-
eral large land transactions have been
consummated IN this county during the
past few days, which comprise some Of
the most valuable and extensive ranch
properties In Nueces county and South
west Texas.
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YACHT RACE AGAIN rosrpoNnp.
The Seventh Time No Race Was Sig
nuIIad

New York October 14.-Today for the
seventh time In the present international Sc
ries for the Americas cup no race was sig
nailed The wind failed today and although
the Columbia and the Shamrock went out to
the starting line 1t was apparent long before
the time for the start that 1t would be impos-
sible to sail the race. Strange as 1t may
seem. there was an excellent sailing breeze
along the coast, but not enough air off tho
llghtship to fiji the sails of the contestants;
THE schedule date for next meeting OF the
Columbia and Shamrock is Monday The
course will be the same as that fixed for the
original first race. fifteen miles to the wind
ward or lecward. and return.
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Assnssinntcd Ncnr will,..

Willis, Texas, October 14.--Last night
about $50. Will Williams was shot from
ambush and instantly killed six miles
west of here No clew to the parties who
did the shooting. Judge a. S. Chambers
viewed the body and rendered verdict
accordingly
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Cincinnati October 1.-THE Latonia Autumn
prize handicap resulted in nose finish be-
tween Great Land and Miss Patron at Latonia
today. Great Land got the decision after Il
terrific drive through the stretch
Mile seling-Be True, SIddubia Lew
Anna. Time 1:41h.
Five furlongs-Prncess Thyria, Charlie
OBrien, Dissolute. Time 10l&.
Mile, Gentleman's cup-Seattle, Tulane,
Samovar Time 1:44ia
Mile and sixteenth, Latonia Autumn prize.
net value sl1S0--Great Land. Miss Patron.
Cambrian. Time 1:4sh.
Mile and an eighth sellng-Krss Krngle,
Monk Wayman. Lord Zen Time 1:53k.
Mile, selling-Piccola. McCleavy, Freso.
Time AZ
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a CIR, purnea 10 pearn.

Denton. Texas, octol1r IA daughter
OF ]. r. Harris, living near Lewsviiio.
was burned TO death Thursday night while
lighting q fire with kerosene: her father
was also badly burned In trying to extin-
guish the flames.
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worlds record for 2-year-old gcidlng. Sum
mary:
220 class. pacing, purse slOO0--Miss Edith.
Tom Wilkes, Christabel Best time. 2:1i
The Blue Grass stakes, 2;l1 trot, 5000
Axmere, Nemesis, Ruth Wilkes Best time,
2:l4.
The Lexington, for 2-year-olds. purse 500 o.
Endow. Nervena. Frank Kenny Best time,
9 :t4&
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THE HARNESS RACES.
Favorites Won All Three Entries
Lexington,

Lexington, KY, October H.-The talent
signalized the closing day Of the Lexington
fall meeting by putting favorites through in
all three races. The track was In good con-
ditlon and the weather was perfect. In the
Lexington, for 2-year-olds, Endow secured
hollow victory. In the second heat Marvin
drove the gelding mile in 2:liZ. the fastest
mile By . a-ysss-old this year and = new
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Dallus.

Dallas, Texas, October H.-Blondie trotted
the three fastest heats ever trotted in Texas
at the state fair track this afternoon. He
took each heat easily. and could have lowered
the State record (2:12h, made at Dallas in
1895 by. Hattie II had he been pressed. In
the Ave furlongs running event Minyon. after
being left at the post, did the remarkable
feat OF dashing off after the field and winning
the race by half neck. The results:
Trnttlnp. 2.1S class. purse 500:
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Five NATURALIZATION, Queen Esher. Ben
ME v. Time 1:02.
Seven and a half furlongs-Rushhelds. Tom
Bigbee, Eugenia s. Time 1885.
Five furlongs, selling, 2-year- olds-Curtiss,
Nanokee Two Slipper. Time 1.o3
Mile--Jim Hosg. Miss Redwood Bulgarian.
Time 1:43.
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Oakland,

San Francisco. October 14.--six furlongs,
selling-Lou Rey The Offering. Master Lee.
Time 1:1sH.
Six furongs, selling-Lavntor. Castake.
Roulevera. Time 1:19.
Futurity course. selling-The Button, Rix-
ford, Ned Dennis. Time 1:19k.
Six furlongs. salling-Katie Gibbons, Major
Cook Shellac. Time 1:l9!s.
Mile and an eighth, handicap-Pat Norris
sey, Judge Woiford, New Moon. Time 1908.
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Chicago October I4.-six furlongs-Zaza.
Man of Honor. Tom Gilmore. Time 114A.
Five 1t acknowledgements, May
Beach Liyadia. Time 1:o7A
Six furlongs-Nora G. Little Alarm, Wood
ranger. Time 1:15&
Mile and half--croesus. Goose Liver,
WINFIELD. Time 2:34.
Mile-Jm MeCleevy, Eight Bells. Pat Gar
rett Time 1:i1.
Mile and a sixteenth-Tille W. Mary Kin
zella. Annie odfeld Time 1:47.
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81 MAINSST.
Phone ss7.
English Dinner and Teaware.

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English Unner anu ieaWdTe.
are offering in English Dinner
Sets enable US to save you
money IN purchasing. ana
time and trouob IN selecting.
l worthy OF particular atten-
tion are twenty-tnree dissinct
designs which you may secure
py inc SET or Snsle piece al
se' pi'ees'
\ Dinner Sets, English. Brown or Pink
underglaxe decorations. complete for ~
Dinner Sets, Enslish in two dinerens
mulberry UNDERTAKES deoorst,ous oom.
plete for II persons $3.50. ........ as.rs
r pinner sets nns,,sn, . o.assrssn Or
most a. thin a. China. oompists for IL
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green ana go sold ar Slnc ana s soia s un.
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persons ... :; .sas,sa
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az orr,rprpts, hou,s,,er s;nca
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lines and fancy nowara and tints
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Roland Reed.

Seattle theator gosTs were given an
other treas faSt niEht ,r the press n; ton
by Roland Reed and hts clever company az
Ills Fathers Sen " shrea~acs come IN
b. Sidney Roscnfelj, Reefs success was
ven more pronounced than Ia The Wrsrg
Mr., WTsKAi. " such a sasrx IL pzrsxtnsa
suf ~ ~ making no ei.stskc in e3yiwg
'Ais Fathers Soa'' first place in ais reaets
toise mex; sessssF. as ii {. understood he
Intends "a Ia
II - dtisicHff - e0u nrrhpna har ere
risns niaa can conceive. wefk 80 ard sre.
snsssnlty 3@Setsp ria9 50 rspisse with
clever KstuaficfgS ana bright srarklas
rwpsgtse, al successfully woven into a
rlsS With a slfbts~ sft ~ hteh nseekxffatsS
following s@e isres @tth .Ae closest &s;gt,
tien II as1e wealG not - ths ff.fl os the
ssth9g7. iasemt5Na
Asr Reed az Wlsissa rcanie ans Mss
R9sb ss MS ife we'll earned ta~ snthy.i
s&sn ~itn watch they wees greeted az a
yefv wstsswske ard aApr@ea4ttxe .ss3I~ss.e
Miss AAethes t.gscs as Esbscsa tns
twentieth century wff@ ana sheridan Tup
per as her aus}AsnS, wera srv1 sever =
VA Dainty Miss A{fsf ssA SANFsv1 Viva.
ests. TIE efhss eNayHes~ra vets w~t ~.
cesFs& $50 taken aftaxstArs shows ora -
she .nss' eEea,x Saszares exgHua sf7~ wNseA
has ever appeared SIS saix eisy
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The Nanavtk. flowed by the Rush.
VIII Re Here Next Week.

T-es rexevae cutter Grant a-rsvet IA POT;
Yesterday afternoon. T9se tsraNs Jeff here
a 9lstf.a over , week eko. in answer 20 er-
azrs received "a * &c Eureka. tai to
assist the steamer NanAvls ~ sich W IS
go nor way 80 Seattle te Joan taa sisss here
IN tow u TIE csgtxF Rush
tsT the wss 0p = sNVere northwest gale
asxsse a hlsh caused 2h@ $HUaS1k 70 AREA X
her k.s< chains ard leak BADLY. The Rusfs
at 0ssee fa4fae1 sad t09s TIE steamer 80
Eureka SHe 49, put on 80 ssasa AZ
shs; ts0sss asa oxeTh&gsl=3 ard repaired -
tns carpenter 81 the Grant and Rash
Tae EgsN ard sAs N0zaxtk Wi start
ssr S@sgtss n a Few 4ats sna e Is hoped
tNaf kfsA @tHEn wsTss~F wa arrive Aes@
Without f&EtAey ssxsss&zsE Wien sA~ re&rN-
- sAfa Es9tsss sse 81 t~s saAaa "a tie 1sy
&sS& az ss8zsk@snazzteg 1.Az#sar kaA thor
eWEsfK @x~r1s eiesi before eSasxs nfzsssraag asr
trip TO 5s~wSms seS-
tREt x axsss - fAs Grant stated .eS-
fsFsaF te&s Z - 81 ~ sesretsss ~ tazt fhe
>4e&sgk @Ha set leave EussSs So sh@ ssrae
tlnsa sAa ssFsas fA~ ssTaas lad 4
teEs SsassssSA trip 10 fsss S1ss.&
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MARINE NEWS.

oQCiAM-Arrived. May IS, schr AKA
lea. from Honolulu for Aberdeen. schr A.
;! West. from Honolulu for Aberdeen; schr
l4iitoonns; from san francisco for Aber-
eeen Sailed May II, str Coqulile River.
PORT LUpLow-S Sailed, May 50 schr
Comet. Capt T0rnstron. at ; .. m. yester-
cay with cargo OK sose fee, OF lumber
for San Pedro. Cal Vesse. in port ok
Fresno. Capt Peterson. for Vallejo juno
ton, CAT
PORT ToWNSESD-Arrived May -
ssshr Carrier Dove. from, Honolulu
GkAls HARHoR Arrived May IL sehr
from Honolulu.
FORT GAMBLE Sailed. May r. sohr
Ruby A Cousins FOR San Francisco
AsToRI Sailed. May IL, str Alliance
from San Fr~nclsco MAY Z
fratn Hengkomg
tH'REKA-Arsivea May "a ctr I.u.lia
rr"ni San Francisco May u Sailed s;r
Asas"tia soC Tlisasrpok
coos Ray May is str Alice
bssnraAr4 for san Francisco.
CT tsssA' t.ST- Passed out May ~. hktn
Amelia from Hsakelvv sar Honolulu
ANGELES Sailed. MAY ~ tug HoIrok.
siih so ocssn Wave IN taw fer san Fran
cfscp.
PORT owSsESlD-ArYsvea Nav ~
sehss Carrier Rove kins Cyrus ana W. r.
Ssssts from honolulu.
cALf.Ao- Arrived May -. schr Louis
froSs Biaksiey
plPARry RE raY-Arrtv.a NAV =
AanzaniSa fronr Seattle saIsrxs ST. Man.
sAnst4 fer Als~ss With - ters o, coal
FAN FRAN ~ 'Cs-ssil~a Nav 81 Schr
l-aaTA Nav Everett Arrived. 81 q r.
HONG osS - Arrived May y. ~gtv a.
l<fe & lanstrn >ar Francisco SAILED Ia
sassi Mara. S>atsle.
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Of men set "a work clearing the risht-os-
vuy Later In the week s0rfe Of forty
laesarer~ will establish headquarters at the
city's intake
The Pacific Bridge Company. contractors
for flra pipe lire and head works rs csSi-
pioyffsg resident iAh-prers and - paying
p cents per hour Eor a isy or etSat hours.
tu ao<tsss places ~uis-cnnfractS are t.t for
clearing ard residents az the country ira
yey@ssf ~ the ragiat as-way ars employed
Mr. Swnis~rt who has charge ~ IN"
work for the Pacific Bridge Company. said
Yesterday taat he had placed orders fer
the stees plpe required for the pipe lsue
VITA swo tgsssAsErg manufacturers. T A.
Gillespie 4 10. an3 Thomas Mcneil. Tha
manufacturers hays agreed - bg1ve ali tire
pss-a aa TIRE ground BY January ], isa,
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 10 Post-Inteligeucer
NEAH RAY. May e. p m.--Barome-
ter, 3d.: cloudy: wind ives, ten miles.
Passed out. harkeniine Amelia in tow of
the Magic. s.& p. m.
cI4AII.AM- May 80 p. m.-Cloudy
light west wind.
PORT CRESCENT May CT p. m
barometer. 3;is: part cloudy: wind west
seven nliiee-
PORT ANGELES May 81 D. NJ
Passed cut. last night two schooner s:4s:
Ocean Wave in tow OF the Holyoke during
ths night: tug Colman. T. N Passed up
United States revenue cutter, s.G a. M
In TIE straits bound ap. a th-sssnast
schooner IN tow Of the Boydsn. In the
t~y. ships William Mitchell Daixonar, tugs
Kay and ytgtiaat with hooms.
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WORN e> CEDAR RIVER .,srru.
seventya~e M~n q. ne Employed
Clearing NiHAf-of~Way

~ th~ sw3 ~ thstx week sssx ersv--y So
seer VII he 49, rigrs%ss Ia clearing sssss
gFsssssrs sN~ ytsts1~ way - shss ysps~ liss~
or the - ar ssSer syreeu a ran~ ~
N Sn - -@s A. wask ~ gtanise eAnsses. ~
sstsr~ ffysseS fA@ s4tS A~t~ ere@ aa.s
.,eaten, >ess week aa3itle@Al gang asf'
D. Fssee a. we'Fs az tire cstx+S sns@ke -
Sw az - sa 80 AZ Vsrfasas f~siak< zN4ax sNe
s<Eng-4ag wsT
With GfEs ~ EzF<eTS stf tss@ses-&ss IN t~ssfs
Midway a.sSn@xa zsuNsssH r&sysss ~nz gex~
ton a. estzaisih = Rew wA~sD Tsss&tss a.
otter carp VII ~ sss zha4 sa~s at ~ ae&g
ewxa LAKE &aa quite = Gses. - crew
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v2sss 1nes Denny tn Read = Paper,
Judge Hanford 20 speak.

The pioneers OF Seattle met Yesterday
offernoen a; the Chamber of Commerce 10
make TIE br$t arrangements Ter the an
Busl reunion sn tais city nRxt month They
wese unable 10 eafnples~ these and ar
othsr meeting for the same purpose Will be
held al $50 ocaocs next Saturday
Seeefal things have been nmalis canclua
ed ess cf which Is, fer the first time a
woman VIII take part In the literary IN !.
teTtalntncnt. Miss T. Iuex Denny having
consented 20 prepare PORN Or historical
sketch. w,ica she will read nj the piciuc
Judge Hsasogd wlil deliver an address a,
the kanic p,Aes on The sarfe occasion
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Collier Progrsso was due las. night from
San Francisco
Schooner Fischer Bros was towed 70 the
Yesle- dock yesterday.
Ship Occidental sailed yesterday FOR San
Francisco with .sae tons of Frsnkiia coal.
Schooner Nellie Thursson II loading at
Schwaeacssr dock for a trip 10 Bering sea.
Steamer Alice Gertrude brought In two
car loads % shingles yesterday from Pert
Gamble
Scheorsr Gen sigfsn ~ taking en- sup
rssss at Sras Shaeter deck fer trip 20
stoak inlet.
Tug Wssp Capt. Thomas G-sns is -
ces*tGg her ausuai inspection hy inspect
orx Bryant and Efsgry.
DR. aMoNToS. ocaliss, aarssG q
Htnckiay hSock
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VOLUNTEERS ENTITLED TO VERY BEST.
Sezttes Unequaled Facilities for Care and Comfort Of
Returned Soldiers Magnolia Bluff IN Ideal
Camping Site--Abundant Supplies.


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bad climatic d. e :. say ,nai man VINO was FORCED camp on
sound had
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.s1, ss s I'd ~ s sss board . @
Of
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h.uss sS m sa ' s D sHs ss and h: s troop, a be
=. 4. 81 post From &
'sa ; s:s % 1 s' sss am; s, with.
the army post THIS mater has ALREADY svsd the en'Sn the municipal
Ing the return Of the troops this city has written letter the city council
likely s n up Mosi, y 1sh,s mas the council
s s % fsa N OUR ra s hsn sa you WITH p sSs r
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s NAT. i; s;s%s s s sSsn s &C. s$
ss s Fort aasaoia 'n hs1 this city and a'r'ns
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max: a or S works that Will TO, tn.
and " ' you VIII
PTosh the Chamber of Commerce said
CARDS amply furnish
saa ana many anasnse Of
agitation for
s rs @ M alleged % hane been sps, ae r tns Tacoma
s thu sa @ @ pa The sn eonnu
men. ass he nade may Until a. for
To those puynup Indian er
be
salt marsh Ao remaining portion
White spuasos litigation an so
' a regiment Will r receive he Ss
be provided for them
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SOLDIERS HlS1 On DUCKS.
vOLUPTVOUs BIRDS CAPTURED ny
WASHINGTON DOYs.

the Fllipanos 60 Make Life Easter
fer the voFanteeFD-Sone 81 the
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~ = 4 ssr~en 40 sssVS ssfal~. has seer
.sss~fss :sr srsssseszS sss3&esss w.iaSs;
q ssAnAA
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RIRR0NC. Three items to tell
you how little we
ask for best quality Ribbons.
SINGLE FACED SASH RIBBON, gros
grain back, In cream or white, FIVE
inches wide. en-
the yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " 10
SATIN RIBBONS for the hair for
Commencement day. Nos. l2 and Z, in
cream or white. Pinch. the % -.
YARD .-..-.-.... -...-..... ~ VIC
SATIN RIBBONS for trimming gradu-
ating dresses, in white or cream, Nos.
the " yar n'a :. z cts, ; Cts, s cts
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THE WEATHER.


FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland. Or. May 20. 1899.
Fair.
U. g. DEPARTMENT CT AGRHCUL
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle, May 90 1929.
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SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
Seattle-Max.mum temperature. So: min
inum. IS. mean. IS: part cloudy: trace OF
rain fell during the past tweniy-four
hours.
GEORGE y. SALISBURY
Section Director. Weather Bureau
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-21

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-21

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-21
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-15
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before his death the family believed. ns
they have throughout Dbl. illness. that
Mr. Dingley wouli recover. aud 10 wa.
only when 10 became apparent that be-
was dying tha, they gathered at his
bedside.
While the past few days have given
great hope of recovery. tho progress Of
the disease had made the patient dan.
gerously weak aud had seriously affect.
cd his heart Late Thursday night aud
again yesterday morning Mr. Dingloy
had bad sinking spell, from which he
slightly rallied. There were further cv.
licences ot heart failure as the day pro-
gressad and the strongest stimulants
wore administered, but without effect
lie failed pcrccpubly during the after.
noon and as night came On hope was
abandoned
Mrs. Dingley was very much pros.
tratod by her husbands death and Is
now under the 1aro OF a physician.
Mr. D,ngley's death wtll be- announced
in both houses OF congress today, and
committees will be appointed 20 attcnd
the funeral. after which adjournment
Tor the day will be hai.
Tho funeral will be- conducted at tho
house Of representatives on Monday
next Tho body Will bo taken 10 tho
house at 10 o'clockAnd there io in siate
until hoon when services Will be- con.
ductod IN the presenc, Of the house ami
senate. At4;20 IN the afternoon the
funeral party will leave over the Pom.
sylyania road Tor Lswis,oh Ne The
intcrmcut will hc In that city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-15
lie Was at the Had Of His Party
In the House and Famed
for His Tariff.
BETTING FUNERAL
WILL BE GIVEN HIM.
Services will BE Held In the Hall Of
the House and His Remains
VIII Then BE- Taken TO
Maine.

Washington, Jan. it--Hon. Nelson
Dingley OF Maine, leader OF the Re-.
publican SIDE OF the floor Of the house
Of representatives, and representing .he
second congnssiona, district Of Maine
in that body, died here last night. At
lO:31 o'clocl Of heart "a lure. resulting
from extreme weakness qua 20 double
pneumonia.
TIE was unconscious during most 90
the day and death came quietly without
CONSCIOUSNESS. being rgtuod Tno-o
Mcrs present at the time Mas Dngley,
Miss Eiifh Dngiey, Messr.. r y. and
A. a. D.ng.ey, sons OF tho deceased.
ana Dr Deile, one Of the phys.c ans
who had been attending him through.
cut bis illness To within fev hours