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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-11-15
Williams Comedy Company.

The Williams Comedy Company,
which held the boards at the White
Bush Opera House every night last
week, are quite the favorItes wherever
tney 90. Especially are the ladies, all
sisters, to be complimented not only
for their lady-like conduct on and off
the stage, but also for their remarka-
BILE display of talent.
Misses Ona and Marie Williams, the
first named as soubrette, and the
second as leading lady, were already
established in the hearts of our citi-
zeus, having visited our town before,
but have won again the admiration
and respect of all. Miss Fannie
Williams proved herself again at home
and showed her ability, though young
both in the roles and singing and
dancing. Little Katie was the pride
OF all. She combines with naturally
strong voice, highly developed talent,
great depths of feeling, and super
fine conception OF her diverse parts.
especially in Little Lord FauntIeroy. .
We predict for her a bright future.
The rest of the Company are all up
to-date and can hold their own before
any audience. One of the familiar fig
ures whom we were glad to welcome
back into our midst. was Prof. Won
Deck, a Jolly old soul, who is not only
finished musician, but gentleman in
every sense OF the word. We were
glad to note the good attendance at
the opera house during their stay here
last week, and hope this meritorious
Company will meet with well deserved
success wherever they go.
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MARRIED.

SMPsoN-TUssEY.-Jones Simpson, of
Garrard county, and Miss Mamie Tus-
sey. of Madison, were married at Judge
Turpin's office Wednesday.
TURPIN-SCHooLER.-A the home OF
the bride. near Winchester, Thursday
Mr.. T. G. Turpin, of this county, and
Miss Annie Schooler, of Clark, were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony.
BERGMAN-WEsT AT the First Bap-
fist church. in this city, Oh Thursday
afternoon, Mr.. Robert N. Bergman and
Miss Minnie West, were married by
Rev. NJ. j. Adams. Miss West is the
charming and pretty daughter OF Capt.
|. Il. West and wife, and is universally
popular on account of her graceful,
winning manners. She was the organ
list of her church ana is an accomplish
ed musician. Mr.. Bergman is a hand
some and hustling young merchant at
Irvine, KY, and is very popular with
all who know him. Miss Cordeia
Bull, of this city, was the maid Of hon
or, with Miss Annie Wagers, of Estill
county, and Miss Harriet Mcclure, OF
this city, as bridesmaids Flower girls
Ruth Hanley aud Margaret Cryer,
cousins of the bride. Mr.. viii X. Mil
ward OF Lexington, was best man. with
Mr.. Charles Miller, of Irvine, and Mr..
Jas. NJ. West, brother OF the bride al
PENDANTS. Messrs. w. A. Bull. Joel S
Head, Jr., Western FUR and j. X.
Newton were the nshers. The wedding
was beautiful one, the wedding march
being played by Prof. WRyland Graham
whose pupil Miss West was. s'he
church was full of the frieu,is OF the
contracting parties to ties lily to the high
esteem in which they are held and of
the earnest desire for their future
health and happiness. Directly after
the ceremony the happy young couple
left for wedding trip.-Frank fort
Roundabout
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Horse Notes.

DR. G. G. Hooker purchased last week
4 4-year-Old gelding, by Emperor
Wilkes; dam Mary NeaIe, (by Vatican
2: 29i). the dam of Joe Watts 2:2S and
Billy Boggs 2:24H (p). Mary Neale is
proving herself great brood mare
having produced four colts, only two Of
which have been trained-Joe Watts
and Billy BOggs. Mauv will remember
how Joe Watts drove Phrase out in the
2:27 trot at Lexington this fall in the
fast time of 2:l21s. Billy Boggs, as a
3-year-old took a,record of 2:24f, which
was no measure of his speed-being ex
pected to step a mile in 2:l0 or better
next eeason. We predict the doctor
will have a good green horse in this fell
low next year, he has only been han
died about a month showing a great
amount OF speed, and there is no reason
why he should not learn:to go fast, be-
ing by that game and speedy race horse
Emperor Wilkes, and out of mare
that has proven herself producer o.
speed.
Messrs. Collins q Walker have rented
the fair grounds and have moved theil
stable of horses there. They will con
tinue to handle fancy saddlers and fas
road horses.
B. H. Neale has returned to his frs
love and will handle a few yearlings
next season. 1t is useless to say he
will lave good one, just watch him
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-11-15

House. Mrs. Barclay, it will be re-
membered, was formerly Miss Halle
DOzier, of Red House.
\Judge ]. C. Chenault, Messrs. A. D.
Miller, 10 Wilson and Neal Anderson
left last night for Estill, where they
will enjoy a few DAYS hunt. and will
thin out Estill's crop of Fob Whites, to
the number OF ''steen" dozens.
Miss Lizzie Barrett, of Richmond,
left Yesterday tor her home after a
visit to Mrs Archie Goodloe, on ASH
land Avenue. Mrs. GOodlOe's friends
are glad to hear that she has entirely
recovered from her recent illness,-Lex-
ington Herald.
Col. "Goose Egg" Owsley was here
this week, looking much better than
for some time. He is now on duty at
Mocks in Boyle, and is boarding at
Rice's restaurant in DanvIlle. They
don't grow better boys than Goose
Egg."-Central Record.
Mrs. II. NJ. Rogers, of Ohio, and Mrs.
J. NJ. Benton and family. of Winches-
ter, returned home Monday, after Wis
itiDg their mother, Mrs. Curran G.
Smith. Mrs. Smith celebrated her
birthday last week by having her five
children and six grand children with
her.
An elegant affair was Mrs. L. r.
Blanton's reception last Tuesday, in
honor of Mrs. +. B. Hume and the
Whist Club. Mrs. Blanton's reputation
as a hostess is already established and
her cosy home on the Summit, never
looked prettier than on this occasion,
which was in every way up-tO-date and
in keeping with all former entertain
ments given by this most popular OF
Richmond's matrOns.
The many friends of that most popu-
lar lady. Mrs. c. d. Chenault, will be
glad to know that she has recovered
from her recent illness. and is again
able to be out. Mrs. Chenault is
President of the local Chapter of the
Daughters OF the COnfederacy, and is
doing everything i'm her power to make
the State meeting. which will be held
in this city, the 23inst., a success. She
should be aided promptly by our citi
zens in her efforts in this behalf, and
furthermore to see that each and every
delegate is properly cared for during
their stay in our midst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Milward and Mr..
Will Milward went to Frankfort yester-
day to attend the wedding OF Mrs. Mil
wards brother, Mr.. Robert Bergman,
and Miss Minnie West, which took place
in that city at the Baptist church
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. The
bridesmaids were Misses COrdelia Bull
and Hattie Mcclure of Frankfort; Miss
Annie Wagers, Of Irvine, and the
groomslnen: Messrs. Will MilWard
Lexington; Chas. Miller, Irvine. and
James West. Frankfort. A reception
was held at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. AMI Mis-. /. II. West, and
afterwards the couple left for trip
East and will then reside in Irvine, KY,
where the groom is one of the most
highly esteemed young men of the
cOunty.-Lexington Leader, Nov. 10.
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RESULTS ELSEWHERE.

Elections occurred in u States on the
9TH instant, namely, Ohio, Pennsylva-
MIA, Iowa, Massachusetts,, New Jersey
New York, Kentucky, Maryland, Vir-
ginia, South Dakota and Nebraska
In Ohio. George X. Nash, Republi
can, was elected Governor by Llurali-
ty of about 10000.
Iu Nebraska, ex-Gov. Silas A. Hol-
combe, Fusionist, was elected to the
Supreme court by a majority ranging
from 10 600 to 10000.
In Maryland, John Walker Smith
Democrat, was elected Governor by l2,-
600 majority.
New York and New Jersey elected
Republican Legislatures.
w. Murray Crane, Republican. was
elected Governor of Massachusetts, and
Leslie NJ. Shaw was elected Governor
Of Iowa.
In Pennsylvania the Republicans
elected State Treasurer and Judge OF
the Superior court, and the Democrats
elected H. d. Greene in the Ninth dis
trict to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Congressman d. NJ Erment-
raut.
In Mississippi A. II. LonEino, Demo
crat. was elected Governor.
Virginia elected a Democratic Legis-
lature.
In South Dakota the Fusionists are
reported to have elected their candidate
to the Supreme court.
Ia Ohio, George X. Nash, Republl-
dan. received plurality of the votes,
and was elected Governor. but fell so,
900 short of a majority of the total vote
cast
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RELIGIOUS.

Rev. W. r. Lloyd is holding a pro
tracied meeting IN Louisville.
Rev. S. A. Owen has rendered hi.
resignation as pastor of the Missionary
Baptist church, this city.
There could be no services at the
NJ. f. church Sunday on account Of the
furnace being out of repair, hence ne
way OF heating the building.
Rev. Arch G. Cree,-wh preached al
the Baptist church on the third Sun
day in October, will preach for thai
congregation next Sunday, Nov. 10
He is both a pleasant and instructive
preacher. All are invited to hear him
An unusually large crowd heard Rev
Jasper X. Smiths mastery sermon
last Sabbath morning lie chose his
text from Esther, fifth chapter and
latter part of l4th verse. "And who
knOweth whether thou art come to the
kingdom for such time as this" His
discourse WAS most interesting and in
stuctive, dealing as he did with the his
tory of the jewish people at the time o.
Queen Esther. He laid especial stress
upon THE fact, and a-glOrious one it is
that there has never been a critical oil
serious period in all the worlds history
that God did not raise up a great anC
good man, deliver as it weer, for such
a time. His sermon was in every way
beneficial. and We We're grateful tha
as many as did, heard it.
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Teachers Association.

The Madison County Teachers 4sso-
citation will hold the last meeting OF the
year at Mt. Pleasant, next Saturday
Below is the program:
l0:30-Music.
Address of Welcome--Miss Nell Mer-
shOn.
Response-Miss Lena Palmer.
School Management Jesse CoDO
John holland.
Our Schools. w. Wagers.
How can best use my time TIL nex'
school tern?-MIs. Florence I'ozier
Misses Alma Scriv. ner, Annie Duncan
Dinner.
Secrets Of success in teaehing-J- i
Harris.
How NAY we develop good reae ers-
Misses Annie HugIely, Allie TIL b'e
Mrs. Massie Powell. =,
0 ation-Tlfnmpl OF Truth o. G
Crooke
Our Patrons-G. G. Fatris.
How 70 keep weIl?-Dr. Perry.
Benefits teacher derives rom
course in reading-Miss Stella Duncan
My Years Experimental teacheri
present.
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Lolan-Mlers.

Invitations have been received here
to the marriage of Miss Martha Blair
Myers 10 Rev. Charles Alexander Logan
at u o'clock, November %, 1899, at Lex
ington, Va. The bride elect is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ii
My ers, OF that city, and is said to be
a very attractive and accomplished
young lady. Mr.. Logan is the second
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Logan, OF
this place, and is young. man o.
marked ability. He is pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Jackson, KY,
where he has accomplished much good
Shelby News.
Mr.. Logan is well remembered here
being a graduate of Central University
While student in our city, Mr.. Logan
made many friends, who together with
the Sigma M Fraternity, of which
he is a member extend before hand
hearty congratulations and best wishes
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-11-15
Removals

Mr.. and Mrs Will Powell will take
rooms with Mrs. Buchanan.
Mrs. II l.. White has rented Mr.. D.
b. Shackelford's residence ON Second
street
Mr.. William Pryor will remove to
the cottage now occupied by Mr.. LOUIS
Todd and wife.
Mrs. Merritt has rented the Green
property on Main street and VIII con
duet a boarding house.
Mr.. John Thorpe and family will take
the cottage on Aspen avenue, winch
Mr.. Taylor will vacate.
Mr.. Stewart Jones will remove to
Fifth street and occupy Mr.. I'D Row
lands handsome house.
Mr.. Conway Taylor and family will
move into DR.. FraZee's cottage, row oc-
cupied by Afford Douglas
Mr.. and Mrs. Neale Bennett Will re-
move shortly to Mr.. French Upton;
pretty residence on Broadway.
DR.. Burgin end family will occupy
the Sullivan residence ON North street
which is now undergoing repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamars have removed
from Mrs. Wagers' residence on Sec
ond, to the Hacker property on the
| Summit.
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Cohen will board
at the Glyndon. Mr.. Milward BrwOn and
family having rented their cottage fol
next year.
Mr. Will Powell residence on broad
way has been rented by Mr.. vii
Wagers, who will move there the frs
Of the year.
Mr. Coleman Nef and wife have
moved into their new house on Nortt
street, and MIR. TAYLOR who lately livet
there has rented property on Seventh
Mr.. Kit COvingtOn and family have
leased DR.. Holton's new residence OF
the corner of Third and MOberley, the
WardrOber house on the Summit having
been purchased by Mr.. Arlie Wells
who will shortly remove thereto.
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.C.F,BroWeI&Co,,
LEXINGTON, KY.
J!Jlg yJyn9
Ga728j ]nl81e01s
g81182 1ag8.

Making assertions is one
thing-proving them is an
other.
The living proof of what we
are going to say prompts us
to say it-every time.
We are the heaviest buyers
of carpetings in Central Ken
lucky. Our stock will dwarf
the holdings Of any COMPETE
tor at any time in the year.
We establish the lowest re-
tail prices at the beginning OF
the season-and maintain
them. We follow the style
changes--the newest patterns
always come to light first in
this store.
We are directly associated
with some mills, yet we buy
from all mills that produce
standard goods.
The proof of all we say is
as plain to those We serve as
lit is to rs.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-11-15

HON. W. J. BRYAN Saturday evening
gave to the press an extended state
ment, summing up the results of the
elections i'm the different States. On
the Kentucky election he says:
THE the result does not give any en-
cOuragement to the Republicans. The
latest returns show the contest between
Goebel and Taylor is very close. The
Democrats claim the election of Goebel
and the entire State ticket by small
pluralities. The Legislature is safely
Democratic in both branches, and the
election of Black burn to succeed Lind
say is assured. No one who has watch
ed the contest will doubt that the
Democracy will unite on national is
sues. kentucky can be depended up
on for a majority of 10000 or 10000 in
1904
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-11-15
lrHE LATEST ]

Yesterday : Cuurier-i0Hrnal had Of
fetal rctuius from ll3 couutie~. In two
counties-Je aeIson and Harrison TIE
count has not been completed. The r.
suit Of the count in Knott, Letchsr
Pike and Floyd is unknown. So far as
reported, on official returns for liz
counties and unofficial returns for the
rest. Mr.. Goebel has a plurality of 6S7
of the uncontested votes. OF the con-
tested votes, there is a net plurality OF
l6ll for Taylor. Contests are pending
in Nelson, Knox, Johnson, Christian
Mercer and Pulaski counties involving
pluralities of 4,277. The COurier-Jour'
nal this morning again presents the
figures to date, showing the precise
situation in the. State. The Republic
cans are still claiming plurality Of
about 5000, but they are losing theil
air of confidence
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-11-15
DEATHS

POLLITT.-Friends here Of Rev. F. S
Pollitt and wife, will be grieved tC
learn of the death OF their infant son
William Shaler, aged six weeks.
PIGG.-At her home four miles east
OF Richmond on Saturday last, Mrs
Nancy Pigg, widow Of the late John
son Pigg, age eighty-eight years. Her
death was due to old age. Six Children
survive her. They are: NJ. II. Pigg
of Lexington; w. w. Pigg, this city; NJ.
" Pigg, Of this city; Mrs. j. H. Boggs,
of Jessamine county; l.. r. Pigg, oil
Kansas City, and r. J. Pigg. Of this
city. Funeral exercises were conduct
ed at the residence Sunday, thence
burial in Richmond Cemetery.
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PERSONAL

Mrs. S. Z. Thurman is visiting her
sou III Lexington.
Mrs. Henry Pickles is visiting rela-
! tiyes IN Jessanine county.
Mr.. Jeptha Chenault is recovering
] from an attack Of Malaria
Mrs Joe Carr has returned from a
visit to relatives at Irvine.
Mr.. Thos. Ballard, of Lexington, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. J. II. Wilkerson, of Lexington,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. Jennie Order visited relatives
in Ford saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hattie Ballard, of Springfield.
| Illinois, is the guest of Miss May Bal
lard.
Mrs. W. r. LLOYD has returned home
after visit TO Mrs. Kate Flemings in
Midway.
Mrs. Mat S Cohen and Miss Leta
Feand spent Friday and Saturday in
| Cincinnati.
Mrs. Hugh Riddell, of Irvine, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Thomas Shelby
in Lexington.
Mrs. James B. McCreary has for her
guest this week Miss Susan Cromwell,
Of Danville.
Mrs. Leonard West, Of Irvine, visited
her aunt, Mrs. Claude Smith, several
days last week.
Miss Katie Bronston, of Lexington
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. George
Prewitt, on Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moseley, of
Owensboro, are visiting at Mr.. James
! Hamilton, on Fifth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Z. Arnold were
the guests of Mr.. Robert Willis at Win
chester, Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. John Shackelford. of Blrnling-
ham, Alabama, is on a visit to his old
home, looking we'll and happy.
Mrs. Jane Shearer returned Friday
from visiting to her daughter, Mrs
q. w. Shearer, in Kansas City.
Rev. Lapsey Mckee, wife and little
son. OF New Albany. are visiting DIR. J.
l.. Mckee and family.-Danville Ad-
yOcate.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Hooker and little
daughter, Jane McCOrd, OF Stanford ARE
visiting at Mr. Mark Phelps in the
county.
Miss Annie Wagers, one of Irvine's
most popular young ladies is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Claude Smith, on Sec
Ond street.
Rev. and Mrs. Horace G Turner re-
turned Saturday from visit of several
days to relatives at Ambrose, Jessa-
mine county.
Mrs. F. b. Jasper, who has been visit
ing her son. DR.. n. G. Jasper and fam
lily, left Wednesday for a visit to her
daughter in Lexington.
Mrs. McFerran Grove and little
laughter, Elizabeth, have returned to
their home in Versailles after a visit Of
several weeks to relatives in this city.
Mrs. John r Pates and daughter.
Jeannette, and Miss Bessie Metiinn, of
Versailles. attended the Gillispie-
Moore wedding at North Middletown
yesterday.
Miss May EscOtt has returned from a
visit to Richmond and Nlcholasvllle,
accompanied by Miss Celia Scott, of the
latter place, who is now her guest
Shelby Sentinel.
Editor G.. Il. Woods, Of the Richmond
CLIMAX, was in town last Friday visit
ing the family of his brother, Mr. VIM.
g. Woods, and, while here, paid the
News a very pleasant call.-Anderson
News
Mrs. Sam Stone, of Frankfort; Mrs.
Cassius Clay, OF Paris; Miss Katie
Walker and Mr.. and Mrs Stone Wal
ker and son, Of Richmond. are guests
in the city to-day. Leader, Nov
ember IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barclay and
little son, Of Covell, Illinois. are visit
ing at Mr.. Calvin Burgin's near Rcd
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-11-15

UNITED STATES Senator VIM. f.
Mason, Of Illinois, a lifelong Republic
can, has publicly announced that he
will fight McKinlry's Philippine policy
through the coming session of Congress
and he further says his party has not
had a chance to speak OH the subject,
but if when it meets in 1900 it should
declare in favor Of such policy he will
resign his seat in The Senate, because
he could no longer represent the party
and the constituency which made him
Senator, and the honest and decent
thing for him to DO would be TO re-
sign.
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Entertainment for Richmond.

Richmond will be glad to know that
our town is not to be altogether neg
lected this season in the way of an en-
tertaInment. On November %, we will
have the privilege of hearing Mr. A.
H. Merrill, of Vanderbilt University,
i'm one of his excellent readings. Sever
al of our citizens have heard ldr. Mer-
rilI and pronounce him a man OF
superior talent and one of the best in
his line. The reading win be given
under the auspices of the Pattie A
Clay IDfirmary Association and our
citizens should show their appreciation
of this opportunity and hear Mr..
Morrill,
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-11-15
Fire on the Summit.

The alarm of fire Friday morning was
sent in from Mr.. J. M. Riffs residence
on the Summit. The house was dis
covered to be on fire by the rooms
being filled with smoke. 1t was some
time before the fire could be located
but finally it could he seen that it was
between the Notwithstanding and the
ceiling, whereupOn the fire depart
ment quickly exlinguished the flame.
1t is supposed the fire originated from
painters lamp, spark from which
had found It's way under the weather
boarding and there smOldered for sew
eral hours without detection. The
damage was slight
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-11-15
EIectiOn Commissioners Heel.

The Madison county Election Com,
missioners, Messrs John b. Chenault
]. p. Simmons and Waller Bennett, met
in the county clerks office Friday tC
canvass the vote of last Tuesdays cleo
ton. Very few changes were made by
the board. Gen. Taylor received Z
majority of 80 instead of 81, as reported
in our last issue. Mr.. Millions ano
Mr.. Harris majorities were decreased
some by the official count. The vote
as certified to by the Commissioners
was Taylor, SO; Million, ~; Harris 81
The certificates of election were then
awarded TO Messrs. Million and Harris
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Daughters Of ConfederacY to Meet in Rich
mond.

The Society of the Kentucky Divis-
ion United Daughters of the Confeder-
acy will meet in Richmond on Novem-
Der 23rd and oath. They will hold
their business meetings in the Masonic
Temple, to which the public is cordial
ly invited. There will be not less than
fifty visiting ladies in the city. and it is
hoped the citizens ofthe entire commune
ity will assist in making their short
stay among US memory that will be
joy for ever. The Richmond Society OF
u. ID. g. will give a handsome reception
to the visitors on the evening OF the
23rd, to which only the visitors and
those entertaining visitors are Invited.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-11-15

"IE Goebel is elected" said an ell.
thusiastic Democratic lady yesterday
lit will lie the gtandest victory evel
recorded. Tie combination of sn-call
ed Democrats, Republicans and what
=, fighting in the uuier-handed way
they dill, could have almost beat Jesus
Christ" And then she blu he'd iot
having put it SO strong, though not &
bit too strong, We toll her.-Interior
journal
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-11-15

The Book Trust made a special f.
fort to defeat Hon. Morgan Chinn, OF
Mercer, for reelection because he wac
the author of the Chinn Book Bill.
They succeeded, but ne will have his
reward. As soon as the bill which
bears his name becomes law he will
he made President OF the Kentucky
School Commission, and what he will
do to them will be a-plenty.-GlasgOw
News
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-11-15

Mr.. II. T. SEYMOUR, editor OF the
Manila American, who is now in
Washington. said of Gen. Otis: 81
personally know that he has not been
at the firing line" The same gentle
man said: 'Ifound the anti-expansion
sentiment in the United States much
stronger than had any idea it could
a.. -
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-11-15

Corn is the shortest ever known in
these parts.
r. A. Shelton sold to Mrs. John Led
ford lot in Pamela
Coleman Cox. son Of Columbus Cox,
returned from Ohio last week, where
he has been working.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-11-15

IT is claimed that more money was
spent 10y the Republicans in Ohio, dur
ing the campPicn just closed, than they
spent in the State during the last
Presidential campaign, and yet Nash
fell $4,000 short Of a majority of the
total vote cast.