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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18

CONNECTIONS Ar-1JER0Mg JUNCTION Train No. connects rith SRP4P No. . for PTrscott
 Train Nc connect with sFP&P No. g frum tresoott. fhsnix and all poinfs sooth- train No, sunnects with SfP4P No. I for Pre~cut1 Phentx Had all points south. ira-u No cOanects with sfPAP Nc. from Asl Fork and al points eNst. wesf and north, Tram No. connects with SfPkP No. for Ash Fork.
 Train No. ooanscss with sFP&P. No. iron Aeh Fork
 Trains Nos. and are freisht trains, Rssnun. zers cannot rely upou them. but they wi1 hh gtFsn best aecommodatissns possibla.
 R. H. G. MINTY,
 General Passenger Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
LOST AND FOUND.

Lost-A small brown purse con taining three Columbian half dol lars. a key and some small coins The finder will confer a great favor bv returning it to this office. 7-24ti
 Lost-A small horn pin on night of dog show. Please leave at post office and receive reward. 10 20
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
NnTICF To rATEON.

Subscribers Co the JoUPNAL- MINER. 'st.iug to g-t their paper promptly
 her hY mail or carrier, or in case
 shot satisfactorily delivered by ..r carrier. viI. cnu4er favor hy notifying faI- office SD that the fault u.. H. I.UeUEe1. tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
ola Government Special Reserve

Old Government Special Reserve. United States medical authorities eariy discov tue necessity oi a sJrctjy pure slImuiaut for the re- turning volunteers This they found iu the Oid Government whiskev. In a iditIon all oi the great hospitals oi San Francisco have adopted it as the pI-est and best stimulant procur- able.
 These goods are teddy recognized bs th- highest acku vieGgrd auth critics aS possessing more efficient medical qualities than any other whiskey ou the market. Ask your dealer for It.
 HERMANN NoGE. S1's distributor for Navapai county.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18

sDfnine Etanan
 TargeFh tiekrts se Al points ia ths Uai,sa stAtssL Lens3s Ala Me1ica.
 IoSNEcEIoSss Jerome gunetioa with q. & r. z teF 3eruuies 2. a E. Janrsk1n usfk D E K h- f9r Huron and Mayer, NaEnr wfrS stASs eo erpSn King aud other niainR fs,inte. ffsscpH Nfth staee Hnaa fs1r All tte principal mining cAmp-; Csu- xr-e4 luncttoo Wffk sgare hnas for Eon.. sreeAs herQna Eaa, etArtoa and fArneil: Huf cpttnes aunriaon Nlth ne c C. H. s kL Co fer AAsue Gresk hut Sprinrs the an-Es.r .rcuns hsaith reeosf. Fkslix with tie &P N N V. h h A faF points on ths a. p aJElaU.
 H. ?. ANEWALT.
 Actiuz tae1sral RAsls As,g
 frescoft. Arinsna-
 W. S. GuLuswO THY. Citv Ticket Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
I.RaIk

The Hotel Nadeau, Los Angeles is making special summer rates to aIl Auzonians. You can live cheaper ! here than at home. Jel
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
CARD CASES
 WITH VISITING CARDS.

The Afumlnam Gard Case hsndsousfr dsaigEsd and engraved with the DurchAasrla name acro,ss the front cover. is made of purs Aluminum regular visiting sine. holds O cards satin finished and frostsd so ranemhis sterling silver, bot wears better. it positively uil nos tarn1ehs AieAys keeping bright and delicatz ap- peArance. The cards are printed on the hnssf stock is any style desired. Esery body aeeds cards and the beauty of the Alumsuum Gard bosk appeals Co all, and Elli ts uniRer sal.y sd- uIlred- Io aroid mistAkes write copy Epry plain Composiiicn must be limited to four lines 100 Gardss tnciDdilg Case with name. onlF sf GO. by mAil postpaid. Lodge and SocislT emblena printed without extra chArg when d. sired. Photo Buftons. Sead eash Eifh order Address oeaers Co
 ARIZONA -:- JOURNAL MINER.
 PRESCOTT. ARIZONA.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18

For sale at a bargsin-A second hand No. Remington type writer all latest improvements. apply to Mrs. l.. B. Wetmore. S22tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
H.RGO NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Oehcs ct Prescott, ArizOno.
 Octobsr Q 1879. Notice is hereby given that the folloving named settler has filed notice Of his intention to make hnAl proof in support of his claim and that said proof will b. made before the Register and Receiver nt Prescott, Arizona on Noyem- Der n. 1898. yiz. Timothy O'Conns1, Of Sknll Valley, Arizona. for the SE as See T i2 NRlW. He names the following xienessas to prove his coEtinnous residence upon and cultivation of said land. viz:
 Grant Carter. of Skull valisy. William Rudy of Skull Valley R. h. Burmistef. of Prescott. 1 Marshal Morgan. of Skull valley.
 FREDERICK A. TklTLE. IT,. Register. First publication, October 70, 1899.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
Cheap Homes-speeial eargainsl

Oheap TomeS-Special 6argainS! Three room house furnished in the BashfoTd addition. 1925. House and lot iu East Prescott S550. Other snaps.
 R. c. PowERS, 9-30-6t Real Estate Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18

' ----i .lo-gls Ecres The Vein extends from the re end line il. f. soufnEesterig coGnss ISoo ft to she south-.S- end hns- The locstinn of this mine is recorded ir .b. recorders othoe of 1syApai county. Arizon. i-, book f-e of mines records of IGvapzi c0unrV pages ts2 and 4sS- The adjoining claims are the Champion. s1r Eey No lss4, lank. survey No Ig5g. tlVrns-S Nurnan L. 6rIr1n and James M sanford n15 EerekA survey No. IFS. owned bB Warren p Clark, Surviving partner of Clark and SrrL-' and Empire Mining Co s' Any and all persons claiming adverselr npv portion of sad Capital mine or surfzes s,round are required Co hie their Adver-e clSir5s S;.e the register of the United States land of6~a af Prescott in the county of NavApai tprriro--v ,s AriEuna, during the sixty dAys' periOd of pub yirtue of the provisions of the starute
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE JR
 Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
Application for a Patent. No. 42l
UNITE , STATES LAND oFFIrEl !

n
 Pre~cptt. Arizona Oct (. isqs
 Aotace e hereby giVsn.thet Warren R Clark. ks surviving partner Of GlArk A Sfnkey whos-e Q stofhcs address is Prescott. Aria has this day nleo he appllcaft0n for c patent for fftsen hundred linear feet of tha Capital rnfn@ or ,rin- besrinE gold and silver with surfaca ground ffr, hundre-d feet Ia width. sitnated in Walker ruiu- lns district. county of favapai aud tn~ritorY of AriEu1A. and 6esignstsd by the field notas and othcial plat He in the 0f5cs as survey uurn- Der lsst, on snsurveyed land approximately in township i2 north rsnge wet of Gala and ali riFer meridian, Arizona "a a survey No Igsq h-,- ing dezcribed Gs follogrs to-uit-
 Beginning sf Initasl mon af se corner of claim cor 10 l. ldenticsi with cor Of the location A granite stone 5xlsx2 ins is sst one foot fp the gruuE,ds Ahou9sl1e builf nun of stunas 8 ft ou na-e and 3 ft hiEs- stone marked c No l-fS5S. A cro-s on granite rock in place usarked 8 R g No l-lSss hoarE % deg 2S ft ssyufh sssf CIT s.f sec e twp i3 IT ] - h'rs tisieE min e 6ss5 , n Thence S deg 2s min ss-z ft Co iafar-ees line f-s kufeka lode surVey no Ii7g At e dax mn e Sa.s ft from cor DO kureEz Tbeuc@ sane ccurze IiSi-5 ft to COT DO Q identical with SN cor Of locarion cor No 2. Champion lode survey no iZ5t beArs 7s.dee sl min u Sl2 a ff Thence 9 deg 70 mn V SO frpf fo co-- ro a identical tn w Cor of location Thence n sS deg 2l ull1 l5t9 fee Co cor ss identical win nt cor nt tire catson- Ihen- 50 sfx r9 min a s-l feet Co lufeT-fct line 4-I Eareks lrts sTrVrr no ilss at #s oe- 8i min 90 ss.ae sf= fs F-oT, Cor no . Eureka Ttencs szrra sr.r.r... -sl f- Co corner no the place of beginning rurv-v of exterior boundariss.
 Magnetic variation I3 deg co min e.
 l1ross srra of lode claim - IA f-9 .e.. Les conflict with Eureka sarvsy No
 ---- 4tf3 acres
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18

Walker. AriEonA. Sept. n. isse-fo John Frank his heirs and Rasixnss fou Are berehy DO uhed that have during the pears lse7 and isas tAAtiotu ten hlN2rtsl tfZAst ul fotlArH 70 iaoslr and tmpruyemEEts upen the Savanna rnins Walker district. NsvapAi csuniy. Arizous lerrFlory, the Dutiee uf location Ahertsot is % feca 70 in ths gitice uf tne county recorder Of the cuunty of farApai Ari- znus. in Book a of miDs-s, p&ge kfI. ia order td bold said mining claim under the urovisinus of Section 214 uf the revised sasfctes 6f the uuifsi StRtss, and amendments thereto, cunreruine Rnnukl labor uEoa mining clAius. sf hsinE tha amount required to hold sad olsim for ths Dc mods ending Dee si, ls9s and isie, the sum 0f siQo being expeflded during eaah of sad ysars. end If ninety fe0l dAys after tie publication heroof Fou fail or refuse t0 contribute your proportiuu uf sush eKSecdltufe ae cu-ogDeT. Tuur tutexest iH sad mining claim Will become the prspeTly af ths Euhscritsr. your co-oWDer. who has nada ths required expeniiture by the terms of said Sec ton 2s2l. n, A. CURTIS
 First puhlicStion- Sept 12 issa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
United Verde $ Pacific
 Railway Company.

TIME TAsLEsEo. iI. To take E1sct SovrH.hss is. Isas at so'cloek AM asaas=in sIHaaaFd rlme.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
B0 JoB TOO SHALL, NO JOB TOO LARGE

.. W. Brown, Sanitary Engineer,
 headquarters for Porcelain En-
 ameled Bath Tubs. Etc.
 Modern designs iu lavaJories, clos '''>. kitchen sinks. etc. Am prepared co furnish estimates on sewer con necUous aud all plumbing work. Gan build galvanized iron tanks for wind mills or cyanide plants. Csll aud get prices before purchasing elsewhere. Repair work promptly attended Co. Odice and show room an building formerly occupied bv Prescott Eiectuc Co. Telephone No. I95.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
H. l. I0eo. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United States Land Of6ce, D---..se a-t.-..-. E. qa aslan

Prescott, Arizona. Sept, 2S Iseo Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has fled notice of her intention to make final proof in support of her claim. and that said proof will hs made before the Register and Receiver At Prescott. ArixonA on Thursisy October a. 1898. viz, CArrie AerviD widow and heir Of Geo. w. CrAigheAd, for the NJ of SW k Sec. l0s Typ n NRsW.
 She names the followirg witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon. and cultiVa' ion of said land. viz;
 A. A. Moore. G. ". Neat. Vim. Pierce. T. B. Carter, all Of Welnut Grove. AriponA
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE. yR.. Register. First publication Sept 2S. isee.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
H.. S7. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Office at Prescott. AriTuna.
 E1rssa~y1 t.ss- U0 H.Cas

Land Ofice st Prescott. AriTunA.
 September S0. Isqa Notice is hereby given that the foIlowf6Q named settler has fled nofice of his iutsnfian to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof viii b. made before the Razisip- and Receiver al Prescott. Arisunz. on Saruroav November (. is94. viz., R. Frank Denay fur the SWla. Sec. 24. Twp IS. NR6N-
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous reside1oe upon. and cultivation of said land. viE-:
 William M Denny. of Prescott, Aria, George Conneu of Prescott ArizOnA, William H Denny, Of Juniper, Arizona, George A. Ains- worth, of Juniper. Arizona.
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE- JE-. Razistsr. Rirst pu hlication, Sept %. 1s99.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
II. l. Iaaa NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Once a, Pr.-cott. Arizou..

Land Offics al Prescott. Arizona. Sept. a. lskH. Notice is hereby given that he fouOWinE named settler hAs filed notice of his intention to make hnAl proof in support Of has claim, and that said proof will be made bufers Register and viz: Edward MNhnrin, for the Lot 6, Sec 29. TNf lA Nh5E.
 He nAInee the following witnesses to proys his continneus residencs upon. and cultivation of. said land. NiE: F. B. Nulhollaad, c H NorwOod. Wm- Ste phens. Wales Arnold all of Camp Verde Aria
 fhEDFRICk A. TRlT14E, JR-. Eegistsr. First publication Sept 2A
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
Wednesday, November i, 1899.

Al o'clock r N, for the p1rpose of electfnr a bCArd Of directors, receiving reports of uficerz and the transaction of any other b1sinass that nay b. properly brought before the meeting n
 GEORGE P HARRINGTON, Prs~iieut GEO. M- SkkLL1, AssistAnt Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18

WGnted-Seyerzl bright and honest persons to represent us as managers in this and close by counties Salary S9O year and expenses. Straight, bOna-hds. no more, no lees sAlAry. Position permA0snt. Our references any bank in any town It is mainly ofiiee work conducted st home. Reference knclose eelf-addressed stAmped envelope. The Dominion CompAuy Dept 2. ChiesgO. s-i2tsod&W
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
Stockholders Meeting!!! ]!

Ina annual meeting of the stockholders Of tt,e STAR MINING COMPANY will bs held ss rhs company property. Crowned King Arizona
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18

Notice is hereby given that tEe undersis. s !. VII uot be respc1sib ble for any debts allf sl ..s following named mining cisials Whtie ffe ss s-ls. are being worked under lea=s anG os'nes = necorder. Pierce. Dram la. 70 70. - " InlniOn- Confdence. Uonuazetta, and tIutls-' located in Csstle Trek listrlct Aavspsi cosl2is' Arizona J. F. WAGOSEE.
 JasrES MasoS,
 IEOMAs EENA and HOMER N.Af -. - .sss sss Magoner, Aria. Oct n, fsss-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
H. E. 7S6 0
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land UI1ce Rf Prescott, ArIIOnA-
 September g. IsQa. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will b. made before the Register and Receiver at Prescott, Arizona on November 6 1893. viE-, Henry C. McGrew, for the SEA of NNAs. MEX SEsS, Sec s, and Wt4 SWA. See a. TwpIsN k6W.
 He names the following witness to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said lanC. vix:
 Oscar PhippeEey. of Hillside, Arizona. Will jam Durbin. Sf PrescCss, Arizona, Nathaniel P. Pierce, of Hillside, ArizOns. Joseph HAyss, of Hillside Arizoua
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE, IT,, Register. First publication. Sept 26. 1se9-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
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Notice of Forfeiture

FIr, publication. or.A
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18

HEkMANN VGE. S1.e distributor for Navapai county
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
Type Writer for Sale.

9-3O-6t Real
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-09
A FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
Mr.. james Coigin and MIR. Oscnr
WiIkerson Both Badly shot.

Mr.. James Colgin and Mr. Oscar Will
kerson had a very narrow escape from
being killed last Monday The two gem
tlemen went down the river in a row.
boat. and thinking they might get shot
at bird in the neighboring fields, TOOK
a gun along. When near Mayo's creek
they went ashore in search of spring.
After making the boat fast Mr.. Wilker-
son caught hold Of the barrel Of his gun,
which was lying IN the boat. and as he
drew II to him the hammer hung on the
edge Of the seat or knee of the boat ana
the gun was discharged. The load struck
Mr.. WiikersOn I'm the arm with trightful
effect. almost severng that member, the
muscles Of the arm being completely torn
or and al the same time Mr.. Colgn, who
was behind Mr.. NiikersOn, received the
same charge in the head and face. Both
being wounded, they were in an awful
predicament. being IN lonely place and
far from assistance. But AR COlgin, See
ing the condition Of Mr.. Wilkers0n. for
got himself for the Snoment, SO eager was
he to get assistance for his wounded
friend. Almost blinded by his own blood
which streamed down his face, covering
The ground, he picked up his friend,
placed him IN the boat, handled the oars,
and pulled with all the strength that was
left I'm him 70 the Chemica-W Works, where
ne called for assistance. lie then removed
his suspenders, which he tied above the
wound on Mr.. Wilkeron's arm which Is
above the elbow. and then hurried TO the
Office 10 phone for the doctor. The men
about the works were much excited at
the appearance Of Mr. Colgin. who was
literally covered with blood. which con-
tinued to flow from. his wounds.
The doctor arrived very quickly, and
| rendered all the attention possible to tho
young men. after which they were taken
20 the home Of Mr.. Colgin. where DR..
| Binchman had been summoned. Heroic
efforts were resorted 20 20 relieve the suf-
fering and 10 save the arm of Mr.. Wilker-
son. Mr. Cogin received almost the en-
! tire charge in his forehead; several scat
/ tering shots lodged I'm the neck, tongue,
and over the left eye. but the young man,
/ fortunately, escaped being seriously
| wounded Beyond an aching head, he
appears not 20 mind the injury, and Is
going about with his head bandagedi He
was very much worried about his friend,
whom he thought would bleed to death
! before he could get assistance
Under the care Of Or. Hinchman. Mr..
| Wilkerson is getting along very well, be-
! ing, II is said. able 10 move the fingers
| on the injured member.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-09
DO You Wear Collars.

Troy, n Y. is the largest collar man
ufacturing city I'm the world. and ma
tority of the manufacturers who make
collars have them Numbered outside.
This laundryman ii held responsible for
any damage done through The process OF
laundering. and has these collars thrown
on his hands. The Meyer Store has
bought over eight hundred dozen Of these
collars from this laundry, on which thev
commence a sale this morning at the OK
traordinarv price Of 900 a dozen. The
collars come i'm sizes from Y 70 10. Every
one is pure linen. including turn
down. standing collars. collars for duues'
collars for fat men, collars for ordinary
men. clerical collars. soldier collars
some Of the brands are: The Barker
brands, 25c.: Wilbur's Double Wear, DC
e. x L.. 25c; Racket Brand. IL l-zc' (;
Curtis Brand. &c: and many others. the
lowest priced collars are those that sell
for $3.50. The highest priced are
those that sell for SIS dozen. Any OF
these YOU can buy for zoe. u dozen at
Movers. Foushee and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-09
YELLow-FEvER SPREADING.
One Case mt Mississippi City-That
Point Quarnntined.

JACKSON. MISS. September S-One
case of yellow-fever having been dis
covered at Mississippi City, Or. ]. +.
Hunter. Secretary Of the State Board Of
Health. tonight issued the following bull
letin:
"Yellow-feyer has been officially report
ed in Mississippi City. l hereby declare
the above-named place in quarantine,
under DR.. J. J. Harry. as State Health
officer. and no passengers. baggage.
freight. or express therefrom will be al
lowed to be brought into any other por-
ton Of the state"
Mississippi City IS a summer resort on
the Gulf coast, seventy~tw0 miles from
New Orleans. The news has produced but
little excitement, and no apprehension
is felt.
THIRTY NEW CASES AT KEY WEST.
KEY WEST. September &--Thirty cases
Of yellow-feyer have been reported during
the past twenty-four hours. Including two
cases previously omitted, the total num-
Der occurring 10 date. so far as known,
is ~ Two deaths have been reported
during the past twenty-fOur hours,
making the total number of deaths nine.
The weather Is still very warm and rainy,
and favorable for the spread Of the dis
ease.
TROOPS GOING TO PLUM ISLAND.
W ASHlhGlONf september Ill gar
rson at Key West. which has been or
dered north, because of the presence Of
yellow-fever. will be stationed AT Plum
Island. The Fort Monroe garrison will
return to its post. now that the fever at
Hampton has been stamped out.
MARINE HOSPITAL TOTAL, sc.
WASHINGTON. September S-The Ma
rne Hospital Service adyiees report
ninety-six cases OF yellOw-fever 10 date.
Tue bureau has been notified Of the one
new case at New Orleans.
IT MAY BE YELLOW-FENER.
NEW YORK. September 81 NJ. Bur
| ley. one of the cabin passengers who ar
| rived Thursday morning per steamer
Lsmpasas from Key West. was re-
moved this evening from the steamer 70
| Swinburne Island Hospital. for Observa-
| ton. Or. Dotv says that Burleys Illness
! is very suspicious. He will not be able 20
1 tell the character OF the disease until to-
morrow. but he believes il will develop
/ into yellowfeyer.
The patient has been isolated. The other
passengers will not in any way be in
/ fected. II is believed. as il has been
/ more than five days since their leaving
| Key West, and no further development IS
] expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-09
BRYAN ~ NEVADA.
He Addresses n Monster Meeting az
Carson.

CARSON. NEW, September S.-rhis has
been a general holiday throughout West
ern Nevada, all business being suspended
in honor Of the visit Of Hon. w. J. Bryan.
All the mines were closed down for the
day. and Virginia City sent 1909 under
ground workers to the mass-meeting held
here to-day in Capitol Square.
Mr.. Brayh was brought over from Lake
Tahoe I'm a coach drawn by six horses,
ana escorted by large numbers or Demo
Gratis and SilVerites OF Nevada. lie ar
rived late In the afternoon, ana went AT
once 10 address the Open-alr meeting at
which 1900 people were present. lie was
received with tremendous enthusiasm
the conclusion OF every sentence belns
emphasized by great applause. MT Bryan
smoke for more than an hour, devounS
himself principally to the question OF eN-
pansiOn. -,,.,..- -. go,
There is no need Of my talking TO You
ON the money question" he said; every
one knows that Nevada Is all right Tor
silver"
lie repeated the arguments against eX-
mansion made in his San Francisco speech
declaring against what he pronounced
trlplicate of eyils-expanslon' imperialism
and militlarism' 80
MIR Bryan left for the East on this
evenings train, being accompanied 10
the depot By practically the entire popu-
Iation of Carson, VINO cheered him untll
the train carried him out of sight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-09
WILL SING At CENTENARY.
Miss, Ruerbert, Of Washington, Has
Been Engaged for Year.

Miss Blanche Lorraine Rueckert has
been engaged by the Music Committee Of
Centenary Methodist church 20 sing there
for twelve months from September lst
This decision was reached on Mednes-
day night Miss Rueckert has resided for
some time in Washington, ID. l., with
her father. who il a well-known viOlinist
Miss RuetkeFt possesses u good voice
that has been admirably trained. Her
upper voice has been well placed and her
middle register and lower tones are tull
and flexible.
Miss Rueckert will be a decided acqui-
stion TO Richmond musical circles. She
Is not only a vocalist but a pianist as
well and a vocal teacher who has al
ready made her mark She taught last
session at Elizabeth Academy, Charlotte,
Y. G. and has come here from Asbury
Park. where her accomplishments created
quite a Juror last month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-09

Warren Keifer. Ohio: Senior Vice-Com-
mander Leutenant-Co'Onel ). barnett
Pennsylvania; Junior Vice-Commanuer
lanes r. Tillnan. South Carolina; Quar-
termaster-G General Major +. w. Cole
Florida: Commissary-Ge lieute-
nant-Colonel l. NJ. Mauss, Inspector
General. Colonel +. II. Harrington
United States Marine Corps; Chief Engi--
neer Captain ID. b Gaillard. District oi
Columbia: Paymaster-General. William
Aston Chandler New York; Judge Advo-
cate-General. Captain Charles $, Wood,
Pennsylvanii: Chief Signal Othcer., }.
Walter Mitchell. District Of Columbia; :
Chaplain-General f. T.. Chidwick the
Names chaplain; Chief Ordnance Oincer,
lieutenant A. o. Girard, Of the Rough
RIDERS