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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-14
FOR THE NEW NAVY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-The con-
struction board of the Navy Depart
ment at its meeting to-day took up the
subject of new construction in the navy
for the coming year This was at the
request of the Secretary and will form
the basis of his recommendations to Con
gress for new vessels during the coming
session. This matter is confidential, but
it may be said that the Secretary is ex-
pected to renew his recommendation for
three new cruisers of the improved
Olympia type, such as Congress failed
to appropriate for last year.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-14

z ANIIA. Nov. I3.-General Young
IA II is supposed TO have reached San
MI Nicholas. about thirty miles east
of Dagupan, but his wagons are
- Il far behind.
Colonel Hayes has captured
Aguinaldo's secretary. and Major Cole
man is in Carranglan, and Major Cole
It's bolomen on his way to the province Of
Nueva Visaya.
The son Of General LIaneras and his
family are prisoners. The general barely
escaped.
The correspondent of the Associated
Press with General Young telegraphs
from San Jose that Aguinald6 did not es-
cape to the northeast He and his army,
the correspondent adds, are surrounded.
His last orders to the Filipino commander
at San Jose were to hold san Jose and
Carranglan at all costs
The recent encounters We're too one
sided TO be called fights. The insurgents
are mortalIy afraid Of the Americans,
however strong their position. They
make but a brief and feeble resistance,
and run when the terrible american yell
reaches their ears, whereupon- the Ameri-
cans pursue them and .slay many.
The moral effect Of the news that SO 900
troops are on their way here has been un-
Questionably great.
The insurgents are suffering more from
disease than the Americans, owing to
poor food. lack of medicines and filthy
hospitals. with the result that there IS
great mortality among them General
Jawton has Intercepted a telegram from
an insurgent captain to a Filipino gen
eral reading: How can YOU blame me
for retreating when only twelve Of my
company were able to fightT'
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-14

cuss the. matter further than to
say that he believes the Charles
ton cannot be saved, as she is lit
orally impaled on a point OF rock
and partially filled with water.
The moment she is released she
will sink in seventy fathoms-too
deep for divers to work.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-14
CONVICTED MURDERER
lNHERITS A FORTUNE

LONDON, Nov. 13.-George Cooper. who
IN 1882, was sentenced to ten years i'm
prlsonment after sensational trial for
haVlhg Killed his wife at Douglas, Isle
of Man, has just been released. He finds
himself the inheritor of a fortune esti
mated at nearly e1,60O 900. Both his father
and father-in-law, who were always con-
vinced Of his innocence and that the
death of his wife was accidental, died
during mis- Imprisonment, leaving him
large properties
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-14
SURVEY FOR A CANAL ROUTE.

KINGSTON. Jamaica, Nov. 13.-Tbe
United States gunboat Scorpion arrived
here yesterday conveying the United
States commission dispatched for the pur-
pose of surveying the suggested new Co.
lombia canal route between Caledonia
Bay and the Gulf of San Miguel for a sea-
level waterway, necessitating only TWEEN
ty-six miles of actual canal This is the
originally selected route which was re-
iected in favor OF the De Lesseps Colon
Panama route on the ground that the lat
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-14

Ter already possessed railroad transporta
tlon and other facilities, while the former
traVersed the alleged most deadly malar-
IA district on the face Of the earth, in
Stuulng the extensive swamp areas rem
dered untenable by men on acconn+ ~
mosquitoes and venomous .tronicaI nasts
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-14
POURED ACID DOWN HER
MOTHER-I -IN-LAW'S BACK
Illinois Woman Placed Under Arrest
on Warrant Charging Her
With Murder

AURORA ILL.,, Nov. 13.-Mrs. Ada Ash
ley Hill was arrested here tonight
charged with the murder of her mother
in-law, Mrs. Eliza Hill. by pouring acid
down her back. Mrs. Hill died on No
vember as the result, physicians swear
of acid burns, Those who say the aged
woman was murdered give as a motive
trouble of long standing among the men,
bers of the Hill family over property esti-
mated at $4,000
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-14
IRRIGATION DISTRICT VOID.

RIVERSIDE, Nov. 13.-Judge Noyes to-
day handed down a decision in the case
of A ]. Condee VS.. the AIessandro Irriga-
ton District in favor of the planitiff. The
plaintiff brought suit to have the district
declared void and the bonds issued bv it
declared invalid on the ground of irregu-
larlty In the proceedings incident to the
formation of the district, and by de-
cision of the court the district is knocked
out. This decision finishes up all the dis
tricts in the county formed under the
Wright law
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-14
TRIED FOR TWO DAYS
TO GET OFF THE REEF

MANILA. Nov. IA. 1925 p. m.-The
United States cruiser Charleston ran
aground near Vigan on hidden reef with
thirty-five fathoms of water on both sides
She worked her machinery for two days
and nights in trying to get afioat, but. q
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-14
NEARLY HAD A ROW.
Threatened Trouble in a Baptist
Convention Averted.

HOUSTON, Texas, Nov 13.-A special
from Dallas says: There was much ex-
citement in the State Baptist convention
to-day, caused by the introduction of a
resolution demanding the unseating of
Congressman-elect Brigham H. Roberts
of Utah, because of his practice of
polygamy. Before it could be read Hon.
Dudley G.. Wooten made the point of or
der that Baptists could not discuss poll
tics in the convention. President Buckner
sustained the point of order and the
threat tened row was aVerted.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-14
WILL IS TOO LATE.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Nov. 13.-A
Butte (Mont) special to the Journal
SAYS: Andrew ]. Davis Jr., nephew of
the dead millionaire says the new Chi
cago will brought forward by Mary G..
Wilson is too late, as the estate, after
ali distributed, only the Boston end re-
manning unadiusted
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-14

will be appointed clerk of the Police
Court
The Mayor has not yet made up his
mind whom he will select as Superin-
tendent of the City Cemeteries
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-14
AGUINALD0 WITHIN
THE GORDON OF TROOPS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 13-Instead OF
being at Bayambong, as supposed from
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-14

HE cruiser Charleston was
built by the Union, Iron
Works OF this city at a cost
OF $I,oIL5oo, and was this plants S
maiden effort in the line Of
warship-building. The contract
for her construction was made on
December 10, 1886, under the act
OF March 3, 1886, authorizing
the construction of several vessels
OF her class. Her keel was laid in
1887, and she was launched in
1888.
In spite of predictions tothe CON
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-14
First Warship Built on
the Pacific Coast Lost
While Doing Patrol
Duty About the TrOub-
leSOne Philippine ISL
andS.

Disaster Occurred Last Tuesday,
and All Aboard the IIl-Fated
Vessel Are Reported to Have
Been Saved--DescriptiOn Of
the Cruiser, w hich w as Con-
structed at the Union Iron
w Orks.
MANILA, Nov IA, 1880 P M-The United
States cruiser CHARLESTON, which bos been po-
trolliDg the northern coast of LuzoD, Wos
wrecked on q reef off the northwest coast Tues
day, NoVember7. All on board were saved A
typboon roged at about the time the CborIestoD
Wds lost, and it is thought she wos driven
ashore.
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typhoon arising, the crew were compelled
to take to their boats and seek refuge on
a small island five miles away. The ma
tives are friendly. Lieutenant Mcdonald
and a number of sailors put off in a small
boat and reached the callao, which brought
been dispatched to bring away the crew
The lieutenant describes the Charleston
when he last saw her as hard and fast
aground with the bottom badly stove in
and well out of water
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
MILLER & Rboads's improved store.

This progressive Broad-street firm have
completed their store improvements De-
gun last July. and now have an up-to-
date metropolitan store, with all mou-
eru facilities for the transaction OF an
ever-active and growing business The
store has been arranged for perfect Gay
light in all departments, and it would, IN
deed be hard 10 find n store where every
spot is 80 bright and so well hlled WIN
desirable merchandise. Fourteen years
ago this house was founded on the prln-
cipla of one price 10 all straightforward
dealing. and answering truthfulness IN
uresenting the merits Of its offerings, ana
as this principle has been steadfastly Cd
served "a great business has been butt
mn Of absolute security and Satisfaction
for every customer. Goods at Miller
Rhoad's are always as represented, prices
are marked i'm plain figures, not an ar
ficle I'm the store that is unworthy except
bv accident. and the firms guarantee
enters. unsaid. into every sale. If a pur-
chase prove unsatisfactory the goods
may be exchanged. or, If returned, the
purchase price will be refunded. Inc
store has been named by its hundreds OF
potrons "The Always-Busy Store ana
the firm has ever since interviewer this
suitable name in their advertising mat
ter. Miller q Rhoads are firm behevers III
advertising. judicious. truthful advertis-
ING and this method has built up ior
tbcm q large trade in Richmond also
from the surrounding country through
tho mails.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
TO DE WELL-DREssED WOMEN.
4 Few Points Given by n Richmond
neIIe.

To be well dressed a lady must, OF neces-
sity. wear a frst-class Corset-one that is
shape!y and graceful, easy and pliable,
yet be firm enough TO the figure to give II
that trim. stylish appearance so much
coveted by women Of fashion.
"Kabo Corsets" fill every requirement.
not only for the women with ordinary
figure but for those who are unshapely.
II is al that any other corset is, and
more than any other. for while it gives
one a splendid figure it answers as a body
brace. correcting STOPPING shoulders and
allowing fuller respiration. consequently
better for the health. Another feature of
the Kabo Corset is reducing large feshy
women without injuring their health. BY
special arrangement of the manufacturer
Of the Kabo Corset with their expert
cOrset-ftter. Mrs. Starbuck of New York,
and the demand for the Kabo Corset, she
viii be At Julius Sycle q Sons. corner
Second and Broad. for a few days longer
We invite you to call upon her during her
stay here. Her professional services are
at your disposal without extra charge and
without obligation 10 purchase She will
tell you the size and shlpe you should
wear and you will be free to buy if you
wish. The Corset sells for 81 and $50
You will be greatly pleased and surprised
to see the make and style of these Cor
sets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
To Subscribers Richmond Telephone
Company.

October Il, 1893.
Inc following additional stations have
been added 10 our list since the last pub
ncation:
Al-American Ether Company, Fulton.
655-Anderson, W. j., 1000 west Frank
lin.
11O6-Addison. +. b.. 200 east Grace
1l&-Abell, Miss Caroline, 1903 east Main.
Ss3-Bryan. George 1915 Bank
liS-Bear Jewelry Company, 1923 east
Main.
a5-Bowcrs. John. Jr., & Co, 72s east
Main.
422-Bennett, A. W, 400 west Main.
t75S-Brimmer. n. T., 9OS south Laurel.
125j-Braxton, J. H.. 10 west jackson.
nSy-Crump. +. r., & CO., lO5 south
Twelfth.
U3-Dayis, DR.. j. w, III west Clay.
Tn-Evans & sharp, 10 south Fifteenth.
66y-Freedly, George j., ll9 north Fifth.
557-Fisher, X. 1910 Floyd avenue.
S9-Gordon x CO.. J. r.. POI east Cary.
SS9-Gravens. John j., H. Second Mar
ket
S90-Heller, Mrs A.. 81 west Grace
@l-Hawthorne, Rev. j. b.. lOl4 Park
avenue.
4S9-Hundley, John F.. COS north Fourth.
63S-Hubbard. y. NJ, y north Four
teentn.
nH-Harper, Charles b., Hardware
Company, 5l2 east Marshall
S6i-Jennings A., SO east Main.
5l2-Jones, Or. G. w. as east Franklin.
5lS-kirsh. Myer. 9 Second Market.
56S-Knight John r.. II south Third.
un-Long. Ernest NJ. III east Main.
N2-Lohman, o. f.. 100 Governor.
SCHILLER 4 Winston, 32i south Sixth.
lt5l-Martin. Miss A.. 100 Park street.
54-Marks, Harry 1903 east Main.
nt1-Marks, Harry, lO2 west Main.
- 5b-May Moses. 53l north Tenth.
117-Mayo G. W, 800 east Broad.
l4il-Oid Dominion T. & II. Company.
Times Building.
4Oi-Richmond News. Seventh, north OF
Main
4OiH-Richmond News, Seventh. north
o. Main.
SAB-Sydnor d Hundley. Old City Han.
M1-Tiller, j. NJ. IS Second Market.
SH-Iiller, II. O.. 76 Second Market.
SSz-'l1lier. ~ W. 81 Second Market.
l5S9-Nan Wort Miss Rose H., 3l4 east
Grace
56)-Vireinia Endowment Security
Company. lioS east Main
ll4-West B. H., lll7 east Main
6l9-West. T. H.. l0i Lombardy.
4l5-Wise q Co. O r., 2lS north Third.
42C-Williams. kufus c.. 5ll north
Tenth
S5i-Winston & Co.. & Locker, Mayo's
Island
rhe new quarterly catalogue Will be
issued this week and distributed as suon
as possible. &. f.. M'CLUER,
General Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
rnon,nLY HAVE No NOMINEE.
Lancaster and Richmond Have NOT
Time 10 Nominate.

IT is not likely that there will be
Democratic candidate for the General As
semblv nominated I'm the district com
uosed Of the counties of Lancaster and
Richmond.
Mr.. Thomas Plnkard. who claimed 10
have been nominated by the Downing
convention. which. according to the de-
cision Of the subcommittee Of the state
Committee, al the Jefferson ffidaN
night. made no nomination, will proba-
bly, be a candidate. 1t is not known
whether Mr.. Wexford. one of the candi-
dates before the convention, will rum
but It is not thought probable Should
both run. tho chances Of Republican
being elected would be much improved.
Notice OF candidacy has 10 be filed with
the County Clerk not later than Wednes-
day. IL was proposed oy Iflehus OF MI;
Wexford that both he and Mr.. Pinkard
file notice OF candidacy. that another con-
yentiop be held. and that the one defeat
ed i'm the convention withdraw. rms pro-
position was not accepted. therefore
there If not much likelihood OF another
convention. .-, a..
verdict Of the committee In the matter
Of tho Downing's convention ana OF lhe
ehairmanship OF Lancaster county. As
matter of fact, the two FACTIONS broKe
even. o..
,nIttae. said last night that 50 far as he
knew there was only one county IN
which n legislative nomination is yet 10
be made, and that is Lunenburg. Hon.
Charles II. Bland was dominated IN
Portsmouth last week. That was the
last nomination made leaving only Lun-
enburg vet TO nominate.
OF the candidates nominated for the
House. only twenty-siX are old men. II
cir & II
members have been in the Legislature as
will be in that of lS99-l9O).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
ASSOCIATION TO MEET HERE.
Little Doubt That the Session VIII
he Held In Richmond.

The annual meeting of the Baptist
General Association Of Virginia, which
was to have been held IN Bristol begin
ming on the nth Of November, will pro-
badly be transferred to Richmond.
This is because of the prevalence OF
smallpox In Bristol. and the fear that II
will not be prudent 20 carry great num-
Der OF visitors 10 that city.
MIR William Ellyson, corresponding Sec
rotary of the State Mission Board. YES
terday received a telegram from Bristol
stating that the Baptist church In that
city and the Board of Health OF Bristol,
had decided that il would be best 10 re-
lease the association from that city, IN
view OF the smallpox situation IN the
vicinity of Bristol.
Mr.. William Elyson has called meet
ing OF his board FOR IL o'clock Monday
morning Ia the mission-rOoms Of the Sc
cend Baptist church, to decide where the
Aeeting shall be held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
HzQgE7HF5.MsEsz1sra
DEATHS.

CRUTCHFIELD.-D October g. 1899
Mrs. MARY \. CRUTCHFIELD; aged
50 years.
Funeral took place Monday. October
9th. at ( o'clock p. w.. from Plne-Street
Baptist church, and the interment was
made I'm Shockoe Cemetery.
EUBANK.-Died at the residence Of her
mother No. 1870 Beverly street, October
18th. ROSA MAY. youngest child Of Katie
T. and the late Charles f. Eubank.
The funeral will take place from Sacred
Heart church THIS Sunday AFTER
NOON at ? o'clock.
GALI4AGHER.-DIed. at the residence
Of his mother. No. 60 north sixth street.
Friday. October 18th. AT ll30 Z. NJ,
FRANCIS J. GALLAGHER. oldest son
OF Mary and the late John Gallagher;
aged = years.
Funeral will take place from the Sa-
cred Heart church SUNDAY AFTER
NOON al { O'Clock. Friends and ac-
cuaintances respectfully invited TO at
tend
GASSER.- Rled. at her residence, No.
so north Fifth street Friday, October
18th, at $3.50 o'clock 4. A.. Mrs O. GAS
SER. I'm the 7lth year OF her age.
Funeral from above residence SUNDAY
m Il. NJ Friends invited TO attend. In
terment at Shockoe Hin Cemetery. %
POWER Died. Saturday october Il.
1879. at 2.20 O'Clock =. NJ. M the residence
OF his parents. No. 0l7 II north Twenty
third street. ROBERT. infant son Of X.
A. and \. l. Power; aged year, l MONTH
and Is days.
Funeral from above residence THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON az 43l o'clock.
Friends and acquaintance are invited TO
attend. Interment in lakewood Cemetery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
ACROSS THE JAMES.
HAPPENINGS or THE DAY CLEAN
ED IN MANCHESTER.
FUNERAL OF MR.. SHARP TODAY
The services 10 lie Held nj inc
Grave I'm Mnury Cemctcry-"r' w"
-. a.. choree of the Dispatch
Routc-PersonaI and Other 'tcns'

Tho Firm Department took a horse on
trial yesterday. The animal IS very 'ine-
looking one. II is iron gray ana weighs
about 100 polnds. II viii be kept un"'
tomorrow for trial. II IL proves sausiac-
tory st will be kept.
The funeral Of Mr. s. s sharp OF Ches-
serneld. will take place this afternoon at
2 O'Clock. It win be held at the grave ID
Maury Cemetery. Rev J. A sullivan VIII
conduct tho exercises.
Mr.. sharp. as announced in YESTERDAY 5
Dispatch. died late Friday night at DIS
home near Clopton Station en- the ATTAIN
nc-coast Line. Deceased leaves wiie
oud five children. lie was prominent IN
,ne secret order circles. The Jr o. T. A.
N Daughters o. Liberty. and Red Men
:, Manchester viii be represented at the
grave by committees.
Mr. ABBOT IL CHARGE.
Councilman James r. Abbott this morn
Ing assumes charge Of the Manchester
route Of tho Dispatch.
Mr. Abbott has been manager OF the
Dispatch's Manchester office Tor seVerai
,o,re lie has always been courteous
.o,,n+ ana business-like in his dealings.
iis now extends his duties. He will have
the delivery Of the paper, and, ~ before,
,vIu be glad 10 receive subscriptions ana
advertisements.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
Mr.. william Has Garnet. who has been
an at his residence. was thought TO be
little better YESTERDAY.
Mrs. o. D. D9ytkon returned nome yes
,o,dav morning from a visit 10 friends In
buckingham county.
Tbe Rev. J. c. Kinchelo will preach
morning and night al the Clopton Street
baptist church. Swansboro', at the resu-
lar hours.
The Rev. +. V. Badly will preach at the
Eainbridee-Street Baptist church on DC
,ober 22d and 18th. He will assume MS
duties as pastor on the Isl OF Move mber'
MIR walter Davidson, Of buckingham
"a visiting his grandmother, at No. IzVs
Porter street.
Rer s. A. Hutton is the guest OF rev.
q \. Van Houtten, and Will preach AT
the PRESBYTERIAN church to-day at IL a.
NJ and Z. N. ,,..-u.,
Rev. DR. J. r. Garlick Of Richmond
will preach az Bainbridge-Street church
this morning, ana Kew III i'i "''4NN" '
preach ut night
cantain IJpecomb arrested a stealer OF
railroad brasscs yesterday morning The
nan was William Green. but he is colored
aarker than that He appeared before
zIavor Maurice yesterday morning soon
after his arrest. and received ninety days
in jail. A..
Manchester is getting ready for the
civic carnival on the 3lst Her merchants
aud other citizens are taking much inter-
Get m that occasion. Those who nave not
contributed. and also those VINO are pre-
parine floats for the occasion or il noe
,,,cnarirr them. are willing TO do so, are
reo,.eted 10 can on one of the following
gentlemen who constitute the Carnival
C,romittee of Manchester: Mr.. a. j. DAT
IRON chairman. A. L. Adamson. II. @
Icattic. T. y. Cersley, and William Gratz-
nOwslly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
LAKESIDE COUNTRY CLUB.
Officers Elected for the Ens"'"S
Ycnr-A banquet.

The annual meeting Of Lakeside Cou"-
try club was held at the clubhouse iasV
night. There was very large attendance
Of the members. who spent joIIy eve
ming. enjoying a fine banquet. IhiIo"
orchestra furnished the music
Mr.. w X. Johnston was elected ~,
dent: Mr.. Levin Joynes, vice-presloenti
and Mr.. II. A. Williams. secretary an"
,rhe new members elected on the board
were Nessrs. j. Scott Parrish, X. G. Woor,-
IMAM. Il. r. Harrison. W. n. C0lquI,l'
- Y. Williams. and +. w. Hanhe-
wnckeL a., country
,t,,h contini,es undated. The new Board
~ Governors intend to offsr every oppot-
UNITY for the lovers Of out-of-door spor,s
~ eniov themselves 10 the fullest extent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Observation-Disclosures.

As illustrative of the popularity OF tneae
little wonders" a lady called YESTERDAY
and said: Il just must nave ahot"ei
dozen Of those records for the NOME peo-
pie There Is nothing That enleIi'l's 10
as much as the. Graphophone rave Sou
one, No; then call and near thehl' anu
carry home with you one OF the srea'es'
Inland pleasure makers you can OBJ
tain WAITER d. MOSES & CO., No.
1905 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
steinway Pianos. Walter d. Moses & co.
Crowds of People.
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Richmond. Va.

The largest crowd of shoppers ever seen
in this city has been seen at the closing
ont sale Of the Meyer Sycle dry-goods
stock. No. 1O3 east Broad street, when
has been going on for the past three
weeks. There is an announcement In TINS
issue by Messrs Wood Brothers, OF New
York under whose directions the stock Is
being sold; that they have determined 10
close out the entire balance of the stock
in seven-days' selling. In fact, we learn
that the lease on building only holds good
tiu the last Of this month. and the store
must be vacated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
street Parade To-MorrOyv.

The prettiest street parade ever seen in
this city will be given about 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning on the principal streets.
Professor Gentry's famous Dog and Pony
Show will give a street procession, which
will include all their handsome dogs and
ponies; the comical monkeys, Pinto and
Satan; the tiny elephant. who wears
clothes like person; the military band.
and an endless variety Of novel and pretty
wagons. The little folks should all be
on hand to welcome the dogs and ponies
and to admire them in their parade dress.