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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23
In the pro1ra mme for the Centennial CIV
WA 16n OF tn, Methodlsts. which o<G'"'

In the proera mme for the oeat>nnial c<>'
fWAfl6n OF tn, Methodlsts. which oef'"'
tu.<,ar. Rev. J. r. Aasttn received the
Following telegram yesterday:
:Rl~hop Galloway quite a'ck. tJnao'e 10
11sve hIx bed. Cannot come to Rtrnm"n"'
| Greatly regrets. .,
t;iknt'D Mrs. i'I'i.o"
Tnr corrected programme for to-day
trinity Church-s:ao 4. A.: Prayer and
EXIT Renee meeting. led by Rev. y. q:
l.,nwn, j. d.. tlrxt pastor Of tue pltsent
Trinity church. and last pA*'"r OF >'o
Trinity. On Franklin street.
II a. ~: Preaching hy N'fhop a. w.
wilson.
".v T.. NJ: sunday-school Reunion.
1N>.1%+o "rA*t." nJ,|rt ~ Ivy 1'r. bTo"n'
"rI'>. IT. address hy Hon. Addison N""'
1nn; "t'r','r"." H':'l''s* w F'': -. ~
E,I SINGING IF M"th"'l'St >'1'11aH-
,,1 h> n,ns If IN years ago, nr. ". '.
ru'rr IN charge. ..
l',,.t}lux 1T .nh"r churches: II A. NJ,
Park -r!nc.. E> T.. T.. 1Io*s. -: H.. ''l~
u: 1.ni:r-i-St1. It, Ir. W. Il. @'Arr:
| rinn s!n. on. Dr. T,n'"r; Rr"'"-S street.
RS. K. I.>|ay t;''\'',
Itc,ulir,: 1T ~ IT,: centenary. Bishop
Wi;xu,,: t;,"arl Street. Dr. n""*:
III H.. :,1,'u,' t. the ttn'' rnfil. fn"re
y II t.. IL, ..,>i''S 1T Fail mount >''h":
u. .h..i>t IL i*.'"}'..1 'h1rth this morning.
~ 1!l.l. viii h. thu 'l*':al s'tNi'''S AZ
r,:E: Rev. George IT, Booker, III" pas
H. Is III t.|:f - HI; theme 'Th' t"h'eh-
,:.} 4. !I.,'ir \ l'":H'f' .l s'fN''f
ii Ill canine nee 1T this th''f II III" MN
: ~. IN this 1n"1|h.
i:.;. Mr. i:rk'r VII preach AT m"
II. ~. ~ IT, I1.:| : IT, ;'t'' '1."''n at
g. "k.
E,>. ". t; N.'i"r. IF Mathews ""'1nty
N;!i L. H.. ;'':'!.t' - - : ii r'\AHl SCI"
y!,.x ut tn. M.,r>hnll-S street christian
t!:;'. H. VI, w.. krr j. sail t. h'' y ! VI
\l..-t Of - '.''l power.
Sr FA' 1:S en- !: II TODAY.
r.. ~. j.; E'v l'""'1~. ''''"';' ~
III, .!!rI,l Il Nl'> :.':1'H >'"'"'< viii
},r. ~! tn-.iAy 1,rrh!ng n1,d night. AT ~.
j. ~ :. Tho Ills ~ '"|''' ton Will III Yer
-. j.. '.s:.' u" H." l;r.'>'i IL !! '.!'l mr.
-i':I-.
IT,. Fey. r,r. EE!rf. Il .>s'ns!on
. I'm, u. Nusi il,.'.'n. j. e. viii I'' 1t II
IT I'll El%s'''l"'l 'l.t' II ~ tl'' II
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23
Personals ana Br1efo.

Miss Many Waller - visiting ftj>n'l* IN
Sprt>> !VA]':t.
Mr. Wult.r Sar;ey. who has h"-r quito
Sjtk Is iiult ny !'x.
Mrs Charles N. 1--we Il las returned from
t. witt f. hathtIn.
Mr. J. Edward kh'wtn 1T Aiaxtndria,
Va. is in tie city on >~t.
Dr. Il. b. stone has returned TO tn"
city after several days nt,~,H"e.
Miss Manila M",|.>, IF Missouri. i:
vi>i>iI:.; Mrs. TwlI, "n Park a|' Hrc.
'"l"n'! John E~ll Etkx"r, who l. now
,nu. tile care VI l>r. 3iun'tr Met; liIr
Is improving.
Miss Thorpe. II Williamsburg. is IN 4
visit to her tri..lui. Ml>: SA'!ia Angie, ~.
l% Grove uV, n'1''.
Mr.. NJ. ',l" nhrer, Of I:t'in, a.. is in
tie city, vn Il visit ~ be-! >I:.l, MrS
l..'nl l'ttteDu*htr.
The services at The New Bridge church
to-day will lie a., u'rl..rk 1T lHIht, H.
stead Of l o'clock in tile afternoon.
All, IT Word, II" u-y-Ar-uld Sun Of Mr.
Junn +. Word, who had Il fill :"v'1Ai
weeks AKu ana Ltnk' his limb, has 80 III!
recovered a. 10 b. able t" - 1T.
Mrs. Walter X. l,uL1.ty, OF Er..kvi,l-,
W., after il PHEASANT visit t. h-r hrr'h' I !.
tr j .:n"s H. puk9'ns, ard hi< fanny,
EFT tor h. ll"lnu yt>t. tday murlIink.
Rev. $. X. Maxwell. pastor VI the Thru
Christian church, sill Er>nvh morn!n. and
night tu-uAy. Sr|'J', at II \. H. "a
Costly Purchaser At r. NJ, "t:>l,;4n-
:lu:>."
Mr.. james II. un%:ir:s. OF tie Southern
Manufacturing ''"mrAn>. who has b, Ell
Visiting his family 1ut the past week,
leaves tu-nYht frr Memphis, Little Rock,
and the South.
The many friends IT Mr.. Jane. ~.
Rttnn+s>. tt :!l> lily, Will learn with IT,
krtt that h. ltu>'s this Aft.,:1",n FIR
ktntun, O., wh,.!t he w!ll make lbs future
h'r}".
The 1nu,.iuy+ Of Katherine t:1;::, J.. III
1t>'!,"| to Charles ". Meyer. has b'.n ali
!.nu>1rru to take Place At g. M!r>'@
t!.A' II, N~'!n. +day. April ~ IVA. 1T i. u
\. VI. NJ cards.
Regular Sunday afternoon services y III
be held at the Union Gospel Mls*inn, 49,
! north Seventh street. at : o'clock tu-.lu>
Rev. Thomas MAsIin, the Rescued man
VII preach at night.
The Kirh1nunu Masonic class. With
has been meeting heretofore every SrtHr-
day ''Eh', VIII III the 1utur,. mt =,
"'ttoIk M"n'1uy nights. I'h- Ii X. m':''-
INK wilt bo held on >hr night ~ the :+:h
instant.
Rev. Dr. J. X. TAYLOR left tho city yes
teruuy for Roanoke. win r" liz has a,~
continents for to-day. Flum theatre liz
goes to Hulins Institute, and later IN
til" week I" Or|rA". in Fauuuiir county,
~ht,r ht has engagements for next SAT-
uruay and Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23
NR. PHILIP u'\f:ll.I. DE NJ.
Wril-l< mo>>n Rc~i'irnt Of E"t"h
I'u~trs Avn>-E.n~t-Enh News.

The i. u,h q! Mr.. I'It:ir nE'ill. which
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t",>ll :4,l4.1i:$ Us til TO l. ;! u IT, u W."
So. IT,, H., was ..hl,;,1: Away. AMI H. ~
mr., :,.,; !, ':'>.. Inn rom I'll l''lI H.
y: j fully '".' 1'": TIE ME- '"'E 80
III IlN'~~ r:,' il I'll = I.'!''l t. lit IT,"
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a.. At : r'v.,, X. 4!:iI. h:> VI. AMI T. IT,
li>,> >urruut.|, Il ;l!r |" !!". tie ''' f''f'l''
The decreased Wis ,'n' IT lH'IfH"E'l
u, kluNn riliz' H.. h .I:H- k'' II i f''sl-
.i-!l h, r: III ever i'rl: - II ~ "'i' Il
MN III ."l:It,' all L. .~''":'''. E''!' -
nI-h nuilH' Il, - H. r''S, ;*I ":'1' 'i''':-.
H.. J. eyed h!I"":!@> ::->.i ami Shan! ~
every kind AID '..t1!''. t years ne
hid been :. faithful w'1k' r i"r the 1".:n'-
.!A@i'' panty. i>.u it vi: ~ IA ~ y
IT.. fA1un /" tnrrl.,tlt t4'|. H. -
f..rS tul Il. l''~t,;! PEI -r!t 4l4:!' ) AHA A+lt-
ntjpn.
IT. !:;;L t"rn rlu~'tv identified With
~ r!'tinK pat lining ~ The w. rest 81
u!:r city, and TER UA,.: y .'rS :'tt''~> i'..!E
lrrn Il III 4 k- III, - j. tnituH. il'' E'|u
IT,. ut III city ';.u+' u t.! Nv" !':tF>.
i:> ,:'rr t~..I l-t>' Il H. voted VIE.
IN Nu,' he'd :r, ,4v'I Tor ''1ll d;lf';'t
!Ii~ l,':I Illness.
ih' :t.:. tai will TAKE III t." from IT,
f.',:,k : '!1uirh. M"n'!a> ln"r:inE' 1T ~
,. H. WITH tr,1::'. II, h::h mass.
Tn" 1"!"winE xrn'|' n'h wi" act rs ral'-
Dt.Ar.,>:
Ii"n"'a1y Judge : T. wit. ard M'*sr*:
J"!:n l.. E|ls II. Smith, IT, J. =:
\ kerry. &. +. Taylor. and john n 'urt's'
Active Mayor X. II TA> tor. anu Mt@*rs
l'.hi.i Murphy t:r~ =" l''nAh''r. James
Hartley. Dn.Ael } M'\anart. "cd r. j.
Reilly.
Mr. ". J. Moore, Of E"rksvill". Mass,
is hire On a visit to his mother. Ia Full
ton.
/ fIiKhttul accident occurred at tht'
Chemical. " orks yesterday. ~h:n an IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23
Sussex Democratic rrimary.

WAN ElIN \ y. APRIL =. -; ~
1f:r It !n''t.'f1' Ftlu.IIE .r'l' IL l''1
:'l>.t'X rn'1'it> WIS f"iI ln-';:+N. S!A llE;.
ur-u Nut' ) wire I'!.'I .jrH:! J.. ..4:I.4'
WIS nominated !"r ''r'ln'\ Tr ~ r
over T.. /. Il,'l~,!.! hv r.. 1;::: ir1N : an:
j. j. FIi>'1I VIZ n'r!}I1''' j tor t',il.n M
sinner Ut th.. E'|"l4ti: far III: '1i'' \" :
r>': +. +. ';W.:'tu'H l,\ 10 ,>':tI. T!r
+'!;nNlIv WIZ. lr'tu:,L,!., "i'h"'l u}'l"
l;I''n: N1ll;m l.. e." H'. f'r 'Tn,n'i:
~"lnh'~ A:tr'n'>: l.. j. ll':' ~. IT,
-. TX: Joseph i. Ir1Er. fT Str rft. -!
81 ri%~ +. En'Ir'. '"r t'"1n'n>~ ;t:'r -
k,\.:I r for District M. |.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23
YPORT<NEV'S SHOW CLOSES,
Colonel Martin, Of North Carolina,
Wins Iive-Hird inntcat.

BALTIMORE. Mb. ARA 2! Tho
Maryland f1"r'*m"n's Exposition rlo~ Ell
&v-nr!lt. Th: exposition vs. >...~-:u:
In e|ry WY. nrl 1mlb'h s., will b.. c"u-
1il1l4l every Atar. The rr'' i>'nl A'tr.r
ti"n If 1ll' ~ ""s IT,, i.vt:1!lI ',,A;+~'
It VS. W,,n >% t'u', n,l Marin, IT Moth
'.1'jiH2. :<;r He'd ~, nfN-t:>e l,,,:
jam i: Ma. nc. IL E1|'i,no,e WIN
'.','lu monty, with sn:y-ti1r-e Kill L.
"> and HI H. t't1 E r '>i'1 l. a." VISA
tWt 'Ity-:Wr ,'h. trhttr~l Martin Il J.,
won tie pr Hninary MAJ h Ut e, ,rn
birds, killing ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23
IuoS1NG or TIL: EE<rlV
Two Concerts Were (.t>rn 1r~trr-
has-Vhe Triu n,pi, Of tnmp"n"ri.

Even 4 c,itlc if he h;i~ any feelings 1T
all. cannot always ht Nit'> ~. SV1n,-
times h.. d1gtntI;t,> ;4,l l"v"n"S i n!''r'
unth(nkins enthusiast. ~ H." Il! ~ !;
concert ut the music. festival. lIr' II ~:
NAL cll.uN I'd TIL: normal at III t'''' Avail
envy. and the enthusiasm ">'S :':t"*'' H. !:
.<1ra,r,!inurv An l!n:l1''.>' ;,N1i,'lI' T. led
IN, house III every r.!i. I IT, N''!:.' I,\
club sunE with the ui-lit'.' :ilt A|'l l'J
l1a11cc, the like Ut Wh' -: IL " '"''I1
euualltl hy any "t},l '':*t :",!'>'n III TINS
city: the orchestra E4> never 1'''l heard
to greater advantage and its I" IT, H1t-
i,ts-- wtll one is l..' .'i' I" t. L" JN~ :
to th*, peculiar riun> Il IT .n''AnAri.
What Il noble. singer l. 'H:> BARITONE. \
voice full. rrl!. M' |" 49,: lower 'i"''>
without suspicion al :I': : III "l} !
notes firm, hot the lr~;,t + Il + = ll'
tlnkrrinx This <,n't j. r"u''":''r' Try It
brain. llt1e is Il :1n.'4 WI' >!*'H.'> AMI
IL "A marvel \t<': t"tS Il" 1''l> IA h'ut'
force: IN the G,';l!.>' r4''n'n's 'l'''. il
an idea 1T rt:'r'' power
Flo sank the l'rrln:''' from rA:!lH"ti.
Aid the aut!ItN't HiI'H'1' II. h' shH':
aEn!n. a 4,t.'irn from tue "t;..r>' r 't
Bcyillt," and 'nr audience chez rot: q:
\ second -1ru,r hr lave the Tore Adler
Song from 'tArn,cn.
Misx Gertrude May Stein WIS r;r!r>-
lAriy good. and Miss l>"l'l'li' :. Mr.. SIN!
lev, and Mr. Whitney w''. "a one t>' /
expects them t" ht.
II ono may tr permitted t. speak. An'!
there Is no need t. tread on ;.n\ *t;l>t I'VE
oorns whatever the "Wednesday *luh NA>
heard to much greater advantage in
Col.1thRc- TAy l"l'x "lhAwt:ha's N*'dinK
TeA1t' than Ill \ll|:t restaurants 4f''!
PraIm The former work went Win mu< !!
epirt aud swing, thut took un thu ~'r IT
Inspiration Mr. Scrivsn'r, !" II" received
quite an ovation. directed with energy
and skin.
AFTERNOON CONCERT.
The afternoon concert WAS no ls* *lr-
ct*>ful than that OF the evenings The
chtlul ems chorus LEFT nothing I" 10 d.
sired. aud tho training reflected til" high
eti credit on Mr. " Z. Mercer.
Thts years festival has been Il success
from every l~ut Ut view. The most COM
nehdable enterprise of shr club has ice II
STAMPED with the hallmark OF popular
approval. IND the organization will con-
tinuo I" win new laurts " eVrn greater
1ucCt*stx.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23
THE FEDERAL CITY.
DUnon or EPlDBAIC OF TWIN
DISEASES rSrorxDED.
RULING Is TO SUrATRA TOBACCO.
D<chloh ~ to Rural Free HAIL Oe~
l1ve1y 1tates-*~1xure OF (Oun'eF-
f>lt nevenv- S,amru-d'~raonn1 and
Poefal Notes.

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23

f,rt,l,E. workman Ltr;tn1e in *'nt WHY
.r;,u..I, i in H.. mi}!Ht1%. l4v was
,.It}&,> i. ,1'A. ::E'1 had *lS" Il TX
l,,.,t..H. l. wi: l. '''' Il f;'~< H'!"t 'f''
l.. w.: l.. ~. l. H.l"'! ~ t'!1( "'4'
u..;!!..l 4'IGi.t.
IT, , +'l.ur ~'r>f''! VIZ r h"''' - ILL.,
II. ANY, SECT n. th''!l~t III, II hi IT. :'t-
III. If ~. t:-',;ll hr!lI~. I:|. i. !. X" = :
fer: ~. ,.u>,,,. vii! preach - II \. VI.
e., "T!.. \1lr WITH tie Pt'' :t"'": IL 80
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23
Minor L. Il. VI. iOhle Dead.

MAJur T.. X. VI. t',h''' 'l'' Il ~ ~ *'l-
1i..f~' In1n- il>:' .|t':u: -. 1T - - i i"
ln,.3>t,f Va* ~ AIS ~ aye. - =! U.s. i
l,,i!nnt >.:Ilnr. H.. !":.'- "'I' mt
,,:ht ,h!!..,,.n ;nh 'N'.}'o kt.:::''''l. "'' II
=, 1n,t!rn their ',,.: IL: !'..:.,: viii
TAX. t,1rr ,u.J.> - II -. IT,. H. IT ~.
S,,|,j.t.. Holm. III llr.' +rI ~. :n1":,l.. t
Will h.. II. ifni)<"
'r'!, f'r',:.!1 ,! Mt~. Ft'''h''r l.: SH 'h
viii ,tk" l|ar,: a. ~ "'''r' " :i:'~ .:'l
,.,n, from IT Jrhn'* h"Trh The. ptl.~
bttr,r< Will re- - ft!.vN'
Honorary .M,*xr~ fh:n,nl Watt, I.
t:lxar >llnn LANES H. i't4:k. '..h,!
Kelly, Ot* Russell. and rh,lip N4sley.
Active M~>*ls. \. = F"ay. Al!nn Tall
hntt. Jr. Wray =. knight F.. y. Mr.
1hv. Harry haven. l'htlip SHEA. Petrr \.
Nn.t,n, and John VI Davis,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23
SOME SILK BARGAINS
OF The REAL SORT.

Several hundred yards Of Silks;
the kinds and styles are just what
every prospective Silk buyer
wants. Below Wo mention one
special lot whose genuine cheap
ness every Silk chopper will ar-
prrciate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23
PEMBERT0N, C0RDES ( M0SBY
SOMETHING VERY INTERESTING ABOUT
Tailored Suits, Dress Goods, Silks,
Wash Goods, and Gentlemen'S Furnishing


Note ydermen
PRICED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23

NEW YORK. April :+..-tSptriaI.|~I.
Johnston amt wife. Grand: T. h. r4rriott,
Aston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23
Groves QQtntpe Liver Pll1s

ara better tnan other liver pills b.
cause the qulntne stimulates an.' assists
tho liver medicine t. remove bt;lou%nssa
and malaria. That Is all. Prize, 10 and &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23
GREAT DAY ron MEruOD)kM.

46e C<utennial Celebration Ia .Dwy-
4 Eminent Divinsn u Preach.
The unt"rtunat" sickness IT Bishop CAL
pay makes several cl,an1ts n:c: @<.try
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23
CA 0To II X a..
Bear, ii, n1hs Kind You Have AIxays Bought
''*s Il &M2Zz<z$x
fH . f 8n& HY1GEf warm
The Hest in the World.

The Hest IN the World.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-06

he was drunk on that morning. He says
ne went home and TO bed soon after ieav-
ing the Yokohama house on the night
before. Tanetid admits that he was on
4 regular. old.fashioned spree on the night
before the murder. but claims that he did
not visit his old sweetheart Kafsu.
Tanctl1's Confused Testimony.
Tanctid will have Some difficulty in
making his alibi hold good, the police
think. Al the time of his arrest he told
Detectives Barbee ard Meredith that on
the night before the murder he and q
number of the Japanese from the Mac
Dougaii farm came to the city and got
drunk, and that he went TO bed with one
OF them at the Klondike house on Wash
inEton street at about midnight. Tame
tid's alleged bedfeliow promptly corrobo-
rated the story.
Hut when Tanctid was brought to the
city and placed In the sweat box' he
changed his story and said that he slept
with q Japanese friend who cooks In \
Tenderioin restaurant. and that he went
to bed at about o'clock. This story he
told through an interpreter in whom the
police have great confidence.
The cook referred to says that Tanctid
slept with him, true enough. hut says that
II might have been 2 or . or I O'clock or
even later. when Tanctid came TO bed.
One circumstance that weighs against
Tanctid IL that on the night before the
murder. when drunk, he became very dis
agreeable. and in the slang of the day.
'made a rough house at the klonaike
by breaking the furniture and threatening
To xiii several dodgers. The police hint
that he may have continued ia this frame
OF mind and paid A visit 10 katsu. Japan
use who know Tancttd shrug their shout
ders and say he Is a had man when drunk
II may have been. the police say, tha!
Tanctid went around to Katsa To borrow
money. as he admits he did do when he
was her lover: and that when she refused
he strAngled her With the red cord no
had used ns belt To hold up his under
clothing. The snnoceat~iooktng little piece
81 cord ha. a knot In II thar could has.
made the aEiy black mark found on thu
right side Of Kassu's throat
Tanctid says the cord was given han
by sailor. II Will he remembered tbs
police say. that no cord af any kind was
found In katsu's room, or near hy. no,
In Foo Chungs possession.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-06
F. M. JORDAN,
- Z cnlaulnl Dlaeh.
FOB MAGNOLIA BLUFF PATH
0ub~eFiDtion Lists Get . Doon From
the Dunshine-AlReoAy $500

Sabeeription Lists Get . Doen FFoD
the Snnshine-AlReoAy $500
Raised.
The subscription lists for the Magnolia
hun bicycle path started out yesterday
under q favorable ky. A day OF ane
weather after = long period Of NO weather
at all made many wheelmen think Of de-
lfghtful rides out OF the city and away
from the cares Of business.
Once path building in Seattle was an ex-
pertinent, but 1t 10 no longer %. and where
= few years ago people seopped awhile to
consider before contributing TO . projected
path into the woods and along the lake
shore, now. in the light Of past experience.
they are ready to agree that the paths
are all and more than they had hoped
for. and . very profitable investment for
the wheelmen Of the city.
Visitors to, the city have been chained
by the ride around by Lake Washington.
and returning to their home cities nave
told their friends TO mark down in their
notebooks. Don't visit Seattle without
taking In the path system"
Tie Good Roads Club has now projected
the finest path Of all, that to Magnolia
blum, and IN a short time the wheeimen OF
this city and the friends they are enter
tanning from other places will have an OPP
portunity to take spin out along Smith
cove. up along the side OF the blum over
looking the Sound, and from many beau
tifui headiand win be able to get such
One views a. cyclists In less favored cities
seldom get. Probably by Thursday the
bridge crossing at Inter bay win pc COM
pieted. Tho surveyors have run the line
beyond Minor point In the preliminary sur
vty and state that the grades So FAR will
be . decidedly easy, with several fne
stretches Of straight path,
Secretary BabcOck, OF the Good Roads
Club. reports the following subscriptions
up to last evening:
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NEW nook rREE

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farm house or city residence. The North
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Fer rates and other Information address
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Strawberries From Lake washington
ON the Market.

straw Berries WAS received yesterday nv the
commission house OF j. NJ HExson a Co
This serstes were grown hY H. A ReeA,.,t
at Bellevue. an the other side OF the lake
Tssssr A-erries were Of the Clarke sessS4ss.s :
variety. They are the 50 me kind as IA y,
been raised en- Hood river and are ksssasl
throughout tire country a. Heed river bxr.
r5rS
Mr.. Hixsen says that better berries taa
lie ral~sst uo Lake Washington than azvs
ever hsen shipped an Uocs river ard tAss
have the advantage ~ being In she mark
.rem ara 80 two days earlier. fae bxrrassS
received yesterday said readily ter 81 =
PEI crate. ~stsa Is the htxscst price IA !
far Lake Washington eerrses fos sevs.,
years.