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Willmar tribune., 1899-12-20

Hon. Charles A. Towne is in Wash,
ington, where he may remain until
after the opening of the new year. It
is already certain that there will be the
closest cooperation of the party OF
which he is the official head, with tho
Democratic and Peoples party organ
izations. When the same is extended.
as it will surely be, to the powerful
allies of the American anti-imperialists
and anti.trusters, the whole will make
an invincible army. and their vote is
morally certain to be thrown for tba
same candidate next November. Tk,n
down will go the Republican imperial
lists and monopolists. -
''Mr. Mckinley % remarks the Mime.
apolis Journal correspondent, ''has
now burned the bridge behind him on
the financial question. and can. nc
longer pose in the role of a bi-metallist."
This is not news, but fact. All but
the dullest found it out long ago..
.l@t:&.,:t@ q: .y&2a,$ y, #]E Ct. S. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28
DEATHS.

CUNNINGHAM.-Die at $40 Z. NJ,
Tuesday, June 27tn, at his residence, No.
2n7 east Main street, EDWARD CUM
NINGHAM, In the s0th year OF his age.
He was native of County Downs, Ire
land.
Funeral will take place THURSDAY
8 o'clock. Friends and acquaintance In
vited to attend.
Remains will rest at McDonough's un-
dertaking-rooms until time OF funeral.
2ts
SMITH Died, at the residence OF her
mother Sunday night. June 18th, at II 10
+. NJ, MARY Il. SMITH.
Funeral will take place WEDNESDAY
MORNING from st. Patrck's church, at
9 a. NJ. with requiem high mass. Friends
and acquaintances invited to attend. 2t'
sTOUT.-Died, at the residence Of her
parents. 20 south Cherry street. yesterday
az 7:30 o'clock Il. NJ, MAMIE ELIZA
BETH. infant daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
j. II. Stout: aged Z months and weeks.
Funeral from the above residence THIS
wednesday, AFTERNOON at o'clock.
WILLIAMS Died, at 2 o'clock +. NJ.
June a. 1889, at the residence OF her
parents, j. n. and NJ. T.. Williams. No.
1916 Perry street, Manchester, MARY
KATHLEEN; aged months and q days.
Funeral from the residence THIS WED
nesdey) AFTERNOON at $50 O'Clock. In
terment I'm Aaury Cemetery. Relatives
and friends OF the family are requested
10 attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28

ing bread. cakes, pies crackers. meat
fish, fowl, or other edibles: or 20 serve
the same TO guests or patrons without
first posting and exhibiting In their re-
spective bakeries, stores. restaurants, and
dining-rooms, I'm conspicuous public
place, in large Roman letters not less
than one inch square, sign. or plac1rd,
with this inscription, limitation butter
used here"
"There are many hotels, taverns, and
other places Of public entertainment In
Virginia. especially In the beautiful noun
tains Of the southwestern portion. and
the execution Of this act will be looked
forward 10 with great interest by the
summer tourist"
II is well-known that there are hume
rous hotels in Virginia whose patronage
comes from the nation. Is II thus to go
abroad that there is a suspicion OF the
purity of the food served to guests at
these places? 1t is not true. The law
should not have passed. II IS as pestifer-
Gus as the Widow CloUgh's son. He gave
her much trouble by his FRANKS. lie was
boarding once. He went TO breakfast
and, on entering the ROOM made profound
salute to the centre os the table, where
rested the butter-dish. "What do pou
mean, Mr.. Clough?' inquired his hostess.
with some asperity. 81 mean no harm,
madam" he replied. Il have always been
taught to respect rank. and that butter
Is the rankest thing I've met with"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28

when Mr.. and Mrs. Friend were driven
TO the Chesapeake and Ohio depot, where
they took the 1890 western train for the
mountains of Virginia for some weeks.
The bride was one of the most popular
and attractive ladies In Manchester's
social life. Her father, Mr.. w. +. Whine,
Is a most highly esteemed citizen. Mr..
Friend Is a member of the drug firm OF
Friend Brothers. He Is a man OF fine
and attractive personal character, and a
hrst-rate businessman. His popularity
extends throughout his entire acqLaint-
ance. He Is a son of DIR. George w.
Friend a resident Of Manchester. and
long a practitioner of Chesterfield county
and this city. Mr.. Friend has abundantly
the congratulations so richly due him.
ANOTHER PRETTY WEDDING.
Another pretty wedding was soemnized
at Bainbridge-Stre Baptist church at
$3.50 last night, when Miss Mabel n. DuVal
became the bride of Mr.. Ernest Z. Ro-
bertsOn.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
l.. r. Thornhill, ID. D., pastor of the
church. The eapacious church was filled,
every foot Of standing room. Many came
direct from the Friend-Winne wedding
TO attend these nuDtials.
The bride, who was becomingly cos
tuned In white and carried brides roses,
is the daughter of Mr.. A. p. DuVal. The
groom IS a popular and prosperous COM
mercial traveller.
LITTLE CHILD DEAD.
Mary Kathleen, little child OF Mr.. j. n.
and Mrs. NJ, f. williams. No 1916 Perry
street died yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock The funeral will take place from
the residence at $50 this afternoon. and
the interment will be made In Maury
Cemetery.
ICE FOR THE SICK AND POOR.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers will begin their
work of distributing ice free to the poor
and sick Of the city on and after Satur-
day, July LIST.
The ministers of all the denominations
ana physicians will take interest In this
charity and see the ice is distributed to
those who need this necessity This is
the sixth summer of the mission, and all
help will be appreciated.
ANY donation can be sent to Mrs. c. f.
Conlev. No. 1908 Porter street. or put in
the lock-box at the post-ofiice.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The Hastings Court adjourned yester-
day for the term.
Mrs. L. G.. Tatum, Of Toano, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. ID. A. Snellings, No. 9Z7
Perry street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28
THE SUMMER TURF.
HOIIndny. Odds-On Favorite, Defeat
ed by Extreme Outsider

NEW YORK. June 27-The event OF
the day at Sheepshead Bay was the de-
feat of Ben Holiday. an odds-on favor
lite. In the fourth race. at a mile and a
half by knight Of the Garter. an ex-
IRENE outsider, who was at all sorts Of
odds, the closing being 80 10 1, although
some got as good as 90 and 50 70 Tor
their money.
AT The IAN OF the flag Knight Of the
Garter made the pace. and try s the
others might they could not get near him,
and he won by three lengths. In the
surf Stakes Missionary was favOrite.
stuart led the way 10 the last jump,
when Missionary came in q drive and got
the stake by head.
May Hampstead and Admiration will
race on Saturday for 5000 each. with
5000 added by the club, at a mile carry
ing l01 pounds each.
First race-sx furlcngs Gold One ~
20 y won. Big Gun G. to ! and EVEN Sc
cond, and Eileen DAILY 200 to u third.
Time, 11j 2-5.
Secona race--one mile-Iittle Saint &c to
- won, Macleod of Dare g TO and I to
ll0 second and Lakeland @ to u third.
Time. 1A1 Is.
Third race~surf stakes. five and n half
urlongs-AIissionary u3 TO - won. Stuart
q 10 and to II second and Withers G
TO u third. Time. LOS 40
Fourth race-mle' and a half-Knight
of the Garter GO to u won. Tatson g 10
20 100 third. Time. 2;34.
Fifth race-Hurdles. one and three
quarter mles-prem G to u won. Pen
Elder q 70 ? and even) SECOND. and Forget
G to u third Time. 317.
Sixth race-six and a half furlongs-
Ben Hadad &c to u won. Trllo q TO and
TO - second. and Cesarion &c TO y third.
Tine. 40 4-5
NAHER ACQUITTED OF FRAUD.
NEW YORK. June &.-The stewards ~
the Coney Island Jockey club have made
the following report: I'm the mattrr OF
Jockey Daniel Maher's conduct while
riding the horse Banastar. in the Sub
urban Handicap on June II. 1899. we. the
stewards of the Coney Island JOCKEY
Club meeting. would report that we fined
Maher $500 for abusing the horse ana
suspended him for ten racing days for
wilfully spelling starts.
"In the matter of intent TO commit
fraud on the part Of Mahcr. after investi-
CATION. We would report that we were
unable TO discover any such intent"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28
The Mississippi Senatorial Contest

(New Orleans Tines Democracy
Private John Allen has sprung a sur
prise on the McLaurin following by pro-
had charged at Macon two weeks ago was
written by Governor McI.aurin, but which
the Governor fatty denied having written
The letter was printed In the Jackson
Evening News, and Mr.. f. T.. Bellinger,
editor Of that paper, has certified that the
letter was brought 10 his Office by Cover
nor McLaurin's private secretary, and he
recognized the writing as that Of the
Governors. with which he is acquainted
The text OF the letter follows:
"Mr. Edtor.-I see from the papers
that the Legislature has passed the Capt
tol bill, and for this all good citizens are
thankful. / see also that Governor Me-
Laurin has asked time to consider the bill
and to the establishment Of the average
citizen, the Legisla ture seems bent upon
denying him this privilege and forcing
him either TO sign the bill without proper
consideration or 10 shoulder the RESPONSE
bility of veto. 1t is currently reported
that the object OF a majority of the Legis-
lature. which seems to be hostile to the
Governor, is not so much I'm the interest
VI the taxpayers uS 10 put the bpN'ihOi
in a hole politically. Now as | said be-
fore. all broad-mnded citizens want
new Capitol but they also want an hon
estly built Capitol without any job about
1t. and they do not understand how tho
Legislature could take up a new plan and
thoroughly examine its specifications In
the limited time they have consumed. IL
Is the duty of the Governor TO see that
the State Is not swinded. No prudent
man would build even a cottage and take
only three or four days TO examine into
it's specifications. Shall the Governor then
exercise less care for tax-burdened peo-
pie. Why such. indecent haste? Why not
give the Governor until next January TO
see IL there are any snakes In the blllY
What is sx-months' time in the life OF
hundred-year Capitol? Nobody believes
that our noble legislators would make the
interest OF the Taxpayers subservient TO
political intrigue, or that the strong lobby
which We are told now infest the capital
city could swerye any OF the Peoples
representatives from his duty; stll undue
haste and rashness Will make the con-
sentative citizen uneasy.
SPECTATOR"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28
Bettina Girard's Child.

A Philadelphia special Of Sunday says.
Some of the marital troubles of Elizabeth
Ordway Padelford, known In the State as
Bettina Girard. were recalled yesterday
before Judge Oshman, in the Orphans
Court.
Mrs. Padelford who was divorced from
Arthur PadelfOTd some time before his
death obtained an order from the court
for the payment of $1,000 a year for the
maintenance and education of their child,
Valerie. Not long afterward the court
made an additional order for the payment
Of $l4l.16 q month for the rent Of the
premises, 17l0 NJ street, Washington. d..
c.. where Valerie resides, with members
of the Ordway family.
Valerie has an estate Of $4,000 left by
her father. and the Loan. Title and Trust
Company. of this city, has the custody Of
tho money. Goodwin Ordway, Il near rela-
tive of the child, who has been her guard
ian. has resigned. aud the place has been
taken by Missouri Il. Ordway, who will
now have the disbursement of the pay
ments under the authority of the court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28

and Saturday 1890 p. NJ. arrive English
by 2:3O Il. NJ.
Warner TO Urbanna-Leave Warner
daily except Sunday 1876 a. 81. arrive
trbanra by li:iJ A. M: leave Urbanna
daily except Sunday 2-p. NJ. arrive War
ner by $3.50 =. NJ.
Jetcr TO Body Camp--Leave Jeter Tues
day. Thursday, and Saturday NJ,
arrive Body Camp by 10 A. NJ: leave
Body Camp Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urday 1889 a. NJ. arrive Jeter by 12:S1
L. NJ.
Terryl TO Turbeylllc-Leave Terryl daily
except Sunday y. NJ. arrive Turbeville
by y. NJ; leave TurbeyiIle daily ex-
cept Sunday l:20 Z. NJ, arrive Terryl by
G:2O L. VI.
Nineveh 10 Bayard-Leave Nineych
oaily except Sunday In time 10 connect
with mail by railroad al Bayard and re
turn immediately on receipt OF mail; run
ming time each way not 70 exceed y
hour.
Millvale 60 Bayard-Leave Millvale
twice daily except Sunday in time TO con-
Lcct with mails by railroad at Bayard
and return Immediately on receipt OF
mail; running time each way not 10 ex-
coed | hour
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28
OberIin VI. Carter. 4. =. A.
(New York Iyorld)

While Captain Oberlln NJ. Carter was
in charge of the improvements OF Sa-
vgnnah and other southern harbors he
stole for himself and his accomplices up
wards OF sl.GO00OO.
His thefts were discovered I'm July and
August. 1897; his trial began January IL,
1898, and ended May II, 1898. The court
martial, on which were several OF his In
timate personal friends. appointed be-
cause they were his friends, found him
guilty and sentenced him.
To dismissal from the army.
To Imprisonment for five years.
TO 5000 fine.
TO the publication of his crime and dis
grace I'm the newspapers OF his home
town for one year.
More than a year has passed Mr.. Nc
Kinley knows that the sentence was mer-
clful in view OF the facts OF the crimes.
Mr. Mckinley knows that Carter IN de.
spised and cut by his fellow-ofiicers.
Yet Mr.. Mckinley refuses to promul-
gate thas sentence and permits Carter to
wear the uniform he has disgraced.
Now that one OF Carriers most power
full friends has passed away. perhaps Mr..
Mckinley may be free TO remove the Ex-
ecutive shield from this rascal-and his
accompllces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28
THE B.KER-nowARD FEuD.
4 sheriff KiIIed-Excitement Higher
Than Ever.

LOUISVILLE, KY. June PA special
to the Times from London. Ky, says: \
report from apparently reliable sources
says hostilitles have been renewed in the
Baker-Howard feud. \. b. Hampton,
one OF Tom Bakers attorneys, while
drinking, 1t is said became involved in a
quarrel with some of the White sympa-
thizers, when Sheriff Beverly II. White
attempted 10 arrest him. Hampton drew
a 45-calbre Colt pistol and fred three
shots. two Of which took effect in Whites
head. killing him instantly. Hampton
then fed to the mountains. He is being
followed. according 10 the report. by a
number of Whites who swear vengeance
against him. Excitement is higher now
than ever. and more trouble Is feared.
Hampton belongs 10 the Philpot family.
one of the strongest In the mountains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28
GREAT MORMON ACTIVITY.
Success in Various states Has
Aroused NioIcnt OppoHitiOn.

KNOXVILLE. TENN, June fac
tivity of Mormon elders has caused much
anxiety among the people of East Ten
nessee, Western North Carolina. South
west Virginia, and Eastern Kentucky.
Scores Of new converts have been Sc
cured and arrangements made to erect
churches.
In Kentucky an armed force prevented
work on house of worship. and i'm North
Carolina. where many young and ignor-
ant girls have been induced 10 leave for
Utah. violent threats are made against
pldQrc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Chicago
sailed yesterday from Madagascar for
Delagoa Bay. The ship was on her way
around the Cape OF Good Hope 10 Brazil,
but owing to the unsettled state of af-
fairs I'm the Transvaal she will be re-
tanned I'm that vicinity as long as may
be necessary to afford protection 10 the
American interests in that quarter. These
interests are considerable. both in the
number of Americans resident In the
Transvaal engaged in mining operations
and In the volume of American capital
employed I'm the mining industry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28
Mccoy willing to right Ryan.

DENVER. coll, June 27.-"Kid" Mccoy
to-day sent the following reply to tele-
gram from the Syracuse On. W Herald,
asking him whether he would fight Tom
Ryan before the Colorado Athletic Club:
Denver, June 27.-TO the Herald. SYRIA
cuse n. y: VIII meet Ryan July 18th,
l5S pounds, at ringside of Colorado Ath-
letic Association, ten or twenty rounds,
winner take all. Have deposited 81 600
with the Colorado club to support this
Ryan must do the same. as he shall not
get any advertising without paying for
ii.
(SignedD KID MCCOY"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28

A millionaire confessed the secret OF
his success in two words-hatd work. He
said he put In the best part of his life
i'm gaining dollars and losing health. and
now he was putting In the other half in
spendIng dollars to get back health. No
thing equals Hostetters stomach Bit
tiers for restoring health 10 the overtired
body and brain. 1t gets at the starting
poInt-the stomach-and overcomes ner-
vousness sleeplessness dyspepsia, and
indigestion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28
Fearful Experience of Goid-seeisers.

SEATTLE. WASH, June 2.-W. ID.
D0olittle of Irvington. n. j.. has arrived
here. after undergoing fearful experiences
during the past year. He attempted TO
enter the Alaskan god-ields over the
Edminton route. but failed. and returned
10 telegraph creek out Of food and barely
able to make his wants known He said
cot fourteen men on their way 10 Tele-
graph creek nine persisted in a snow
storm. Three men were found dead In a
cabin at Moose lake. They died from
ecurVy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28
The CIan-Na-GneI at Pretoria.

LONDON. June N.--The 81. James Ga
zette. which has been remarkable for its
ingolsm on the subject OF the Transyaai.
caps the climax to-day by earnestly APP
pealing to the British admiralty 10 take
immediate steps TO counteract the plans
Of the representatives of the Cian-Na-
Gael fron<the United States. who are now
at Pretoria with the View OF obtaining
authority 10 start a feet OF privateers
under the Transyaai flag, with the object
of footing Cape liners"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28

CHATHAM. ENG, June 27.-An order
has been received at the dockyards here
FOR the fleet to mobilize July 18th. 1t Is
believed this Is a step taken preparatory
70 the annual navy manoeuvres. Ten bat
tiesbips and thlrty-two cruisers will take
mart In the operations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28
Some Xirrinia LEGISLATION.

The reader will find a blending or run
and fact I'm the following communication
from a prominent member OF the bar:
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
See what our busy-body Legislators nave
done-made the world believe that our
clearinghouse are second-class. was
II the result of their stay in Richmond?
Where did they board? Was this piece
Of legislation patroniZed by some one In
tent on getting even with his host? What
else could have inspired II?
The president of the American Bar As
ISOLATION Is required 10 make an address
every year. with some comment on the le-
gislation OF Congress and the several
States during the preceding year. The
Hon. William Writ Howe. IN biz addrPs
last year, thus mott es our laws. select
ing this and the junk-dealers' act alone
for any special comment:
VIRGINIA.
1.-The General Assembly of Virginia held
a somewhat protracted session during the
last year. and adopted statutes covering
more than one thousand pages. Chapter
% of these acts requires all persons VINO
employ females In stores, shops, oinces'
or manufactures, as clerks, operatives,
helpers In any business. trade, or occupa-
ton carried on or occupied by them IN the
state OF NlTRlllts W RlONNiN t%H%
suitable seats for all such females, and 10
hermit the use of such seats, rests, or
stools, as may be necessary, and forbids
the making OF any rules, regulations. or
orders, preventing the use OF such stools.
or seats, when any such female employ
ees are not actively engaged In their
work In said business, or employment,
and violation OF the law is declared to
be misdemeanor.
Chapter JAG provides stringent prohl-
billions against the manufacture OF iml-
tation butter and the second section con-
tains this provision:
That II shall be unlawful for any
keeper or proprietor Of any bakery, hotel.
tavern, licensed clearinghouse, restau-
rant. saloon. lunch-colnter, or place OF
public entertainment. 10 use oleomarga-
rine butter butterine. or kindred COM
pound. either In baking. making. or cook
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28

A diseased stomach surely underminey
health. 1t dulls the BRAIN kills energy,
destroys the nervous system, and prsais,
poses 10 insanity and fatal diseases All
dyspeptic troubles are quickly cured BIZ
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. II has cured thou{
sands OF cases and Is curing them every
days. Its ingredients arc such that II
can't help curing. godeker Brothers, q.
A. Miller
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28
Funeral Notice.

The remains OF Mr. PHILIP Il. JONES.
Jr.. OF Rapidan. Orange county, who died
I'm Williamsburg yesterday. Will arrive In
Richmond at l015 o'clock THURSDAY
MORNING, and be buried in Hollywood.
friends OF the family are requested TO
attend. Baltimore papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28

Among the patents issued to-day are
the following: John W. and J. 5. Click,
Bridgewater, Va, baling press; Howard
Harlan, Richmond, Va, device for intro
Joseph Il. johnson, Jr., Longdale, Va,
apparatus for liquifying gases; Gilbert l..
Walden, New Market Va, support for
inValids