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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11

Aguinaldo sent recent commission
to Otis, proposing and soliciting an
honorable peace. Otis has replied, de-
handing unconditional surrender, and
making the most truculent threats. OF
course, these terrible outgivings of war
and slaughter made the Filipino COM
mlssioners laugh, as they will make
Aguinaldo war; for Otis, we may sup
pose, has been endeavoring for n year
past to do more than play comic opera
war around Manila, and if he has not
succeeded, 1T is because the country and
people of the Philippines do not admit
OF Il sterner warfare. Even death in
ia tile seems to be an amusing incident
to these lively little Fllipinos who are
so thick that they rather encourage the
thinning out process as measure Of
thrift.
Suppose Otis himself take the field
and give us real war. 1t is true that
he must be slow and cautious, and not
too harsh,-as he has himself suggest
ed; it would never do for Otis to so
terrify them that they would all jump
| overheard and drown, except the En-
perors Of Sulu and his harem GEN
Otis does not desire to depopulate the
islands. But Agulnaldo must not pro-
woke him too far nor exhaust his pa
tience. FIe may reconsider his policy
of a protracted war, to make the ma
tives tired OF liberty and independence,
and rush the conquest to short. sharp
and decisive result, with n sharp vol
ley Of censored dispatches, or cable
grams
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11
INCREDIBLE APosTAsY /!

Now, We desire all our readers to
particularly note and ponder this story,
in all its significance and bearings, as
told by Gen. Felix Agnus, editor of the
Baltimore American (Republican) to a
reporter of the n. Y. Tribune on We'd
nesdny. at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
New York:
German is making the fight of his
life. but the Republicans will win.
attended meeting the other day at
which I met dozen of the most influ-
entail business men of the State, all Of
whom are rated as Democrats These
men felt convinced that a return to
Democracy on the part OF Maryland
and other States meant the renomina-
ton and possibly the election of Bryan
next year, and they are ready to give
their time. money and influence to pre-
vent it."
All OF whom are rated as Demo-
Gratis! '"rhe most influential business
men of the State!" Gen. Agnus met "a
dozen" OF these men at "a meeting"-
evidently q set conference with q
treacherous lot of scalawags who allow
themselves to be rated as Democrats. -
| Gen. Agnus is a respectable and We.
racious gentleman; and he it is who
| tells this story, which (and not long
| since) would have inflamed Maryland!
| My Maryland!" as base and incredi-
Bile calumny, made out OF the whole
cloth by some irresponsible grip
sacker." But there it is. with all that
it implies Of perAdy and secret machi-
nations, taking advantage of the conf
dcnce of Democrats, who cannot CON
ceive so base an apostncy.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11
RcRFoLM ACADEMY.

Tho eighteenth annual session under Tho
present pr!ncipal' will begin on WE'D
M, M, September q. 1879. Attendance
~ seven years course. three years or
grammar school work and four of sec
ondary instruction preparatory TO coll
ieesc. Note that the same instructors and
the same system OF instruction arc en-
pioyed in the two grades
as they can read with fuency and are
ready to begin fractions
Terms about one-har the charges for
the same work IN Baltimore prlva ia
schools and 'or day scholars about one
iouLlh OF what they would have to nay
at Virginia. boarding schools
CataiogueS ut the bookstores. or on ap-
plication to MIR. Chas. NJ. Graves. Jr.
care w IN. Johnston K Co., Iladdington
Building, Norfolk, Va.
ROBBERY w. TUNS'rALL,
N22-wed&sht-3m Principal.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11

There is no use of the Republicans
trying to shift the blame of Mckinley
and eMcIiinleyism on Methodsts. Next
thing, they'll be trying to make it ap-
pear that Hanna is a Methodist. But
that sort of plea was discounted a long
time ago; for it was Christ who said:
Many will say to me in that day,
Lord, Lord, have we not prophesed in
thy name? and in thy name have cast
out devils? and in thy name have done
many wonderful works? And then 1
will profess unto them. I never knew
you: depart from me, We that work
iniquity."
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11
(Alexandria Cinzettel

Rev. Dr.. McKlm, formerly of this
city but now OF Washington, in his SER
mon yesterday, said Providence had
directed the Spanish war, and is d.
recting the Philippine war; thar is. of
course. by the hands OF President Nc
Ninley' Mr.. Hanna. Admiral Dewey
ana 1enerais Shafter and Otis. If that
be so. then indeed, does Cod nnya ~
a mysterious way his wonders n no M
form. fei
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11
(Lynchburg Advance \

Ex-Secretary Alger can perhaps find
some consolation for his political dis
appointments In the late financial sue
cess OF his business. He has long been
known as one OF the lumber barons of
inc Northwest. fle was a rich man
when he went into the Cabinet. hut ~.
recent rise in the price Of lumber hn {
made him much richer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11

Admiral Dewey, since the reporters
and other inquisitors have begun to
question him about his views on al
most every question the human mind
can suggest, would do we'll to make
Grant, the silent man." his model.
Dewey has made no mistake so far,
but he will do we'll to remember that
a man OF deeds can afford to let others
do the talking.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11

Chicago is going to inaugurate the
biggest Irrigation plant on the conti-
nent. Having run things pretty sue
cessfully with wind heretofore there is
no reason why Chicago should not ac-
complish wonders with u combination
of wind and water.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11
(Petersbure Progr.s. /,

u is asserted at Washington tina.
Eagan. the suspended Con,n,i.e,,,.,,
General of Subsistence. will annoai =
the coming Congress for vindication
But he is not likely TO obtain n coat NJ
whitcwash at the hands of the Fedora,
legislators Congress will have sntH'
ciently troublOus times in it's efforts r.
Vindicate the administration itself
without bothering about Eagan's fla,
grant misbehavor and his monstronsIy
inadequate punishment.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11
Wilmington. n. C. s,or,

1t is said that one of CAPT. Carriers
lawyers shed real tears when he was
pleading FOR re-hearing. Every Well
EQUIPPED lawyer should have n stock of
real tears FOR an emergency.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11
(Richmond DlspatchA

The President attended three relig.
ious services in Chicago Sunday, and
made three speeches, the latter just
barely escaping the characteristics OF
political harangues.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11

(Raleigh. N. c., News and Observer)
They have elected a woman profes-
sor OF law in the University Of Mis-
souri,. 1t Will not be many years before
ihe lawyers viii say Ladies' OF the
jury" The women are taking central
and the men must take a back seat.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Tho firm OF BERNSTEIN & WANDER
BERRY is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. An approved debts Of the Urn.
are hereby assumed and Will he paid by
Mr.. r. W. Bensten & Co.. who will con-
tlnuc the Bicycle and Repair Business at
City Hall avenue.
r. w. BERNSTEIN,
1T. VANDERBERRY. &
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11
Danville Daily Bee.)

The fight in the East is merely butch
cry, with an occasional victory for the
men who are being butchered. When
TINS country commenced 10 p!llage in
the name of expansion 1t did a sorry
thlns. The result will never justify
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11
{Roanolie News

Prince Ranjitsinhji. the East India
mogul who plays cricket, has a name
which ought to be prohibited by law.
There Is danger Of loclsjaw in an at
tempt to pronounce 1t. "a.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11

Do You want stylish hats?
do you wish stylish hats at reasonable
not cNorbitant prices?
Do you need walking, golf. Tam o.
shanta, or any other kind Of hats?
Do you want handsome birds, wings.
Gulls or some other kind OF fancy feather ?
DO you want Velvet Taffc,a, Benga-
line or stitched silks?
We can accommodate you with every
thing IN the Millinery line. and We sell
ct the most reasonable prices
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11
NOTES AND OPINIONS.
(Washington Post.)

The Louisville Courier Journal prints
an able editorial on the evil of reiillins
bottles. line grasping concerns which
tamper with the Kentucky coloncls
bottle need TO be called down good and
hard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11
DozlERS.
Gorgeous silk HIEagl

A VISIT 70 our SIX Depart
ment is well worth while.
Such combinations of shades
as are shown here are seldom
seen, except in fertile flowers
in mountainous req ons, and
rocky wooded hillsides; ra-
vines and moist trec-girt up
lands, when natures garden
is in its glory frightened
by the beams Of Summers
sun. The spreading sprays
from the floral kingdom
and the Oriental designs reflect
the vivid colors Of June skies.
Splendid creations! Surprising
combinations! Originality, ex-
clusiveness, beauty and quality
combined renders the great as
sortment extremely attractive
and tempting. This important
feature: "They are moderate
in price" Well show them to
you freely. Come.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

ADVERTISING RATES.: Advertise.
ments inserted ut the rate OF rs cents
Square. first Insertion each subsequent
insertion 40 cents, CIR 80 cents when In
serted Every Other Day. Contractors are
I not. allowed to exceed their space or ad-
ssertise other than their legitimate busi~
ness. except by paying especially for tie
Readins Notices invariably 20 cents per
ING l., ilrst insertion. Each subsequent IN
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11

No employee OF the vireinian-Pilo Pub.
fishing Company Is authorized to contract
y any obligation in the name OIL the COM
pany, or 10 make purchases In the name
the PRESIDENT or THE COMPANY.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11
BuIT0V. N0Iil ( Co.,
29o MAIN STREET.
~ @ TIC Ell

ia ~ - Es.-
The Lake Drummond Canal and Water
Company wish 10 give notice that the old
Dismal swamp Canal route between Nor
folk and Elizabeth City is NOW OPEN
FOR BUSINESS. and that a tug boat
day. commencing ,AuGOs'r IS. making
trips as Follows: Leave Norfolk MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY re-
turning leave Elizabeth City TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
The Canal Company insurcs nine foot
of water at present time between tim
locks, and in few weeks they will have
ten feet of water in the canal. Tho Ca
depth for a distance OF three thousand
feet below the lock In Deep Creek They
have also made deep water below South
Mills Lock, in the waters Of the Pasquo-
dredgeu the old Turner Cut to tho depth
OF ten feet at low water. Thus far tho
Canal Company can insure a sutficief.
depth of water.
ent guarantee n safe passage between
Norfolk and Elizabeth City for boat,
drawing more tran seven ana half feet
Of water: as he rass9 quot has one
has not more than seven and Il half feet
at the present time.
The Government has appropriated mo.
neg to deepen and widen Deep Creek, and
also to deepen ana straighien the water,
way OF the Pasqiotank river This work
Is to commence at once. The Company
In the meantime intend 10 improve an6,
widen the canal, and in the near future
have canal ana waterway between the
points named that cannot be cxcelied In
this country.
j. B. SANFORD. v.P.
Information can be had at the office of
y. NJ. MARSHALL. tu.; boat Office. Camn-
bells wharf Norfolk. Va. au2S-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11
Southern Shorthand and
Business University.

(Also purchasers OF the Columbia BUS
mess Collegc). Corner CRANKY street ana
CITY Hall avenue. Individual Instruction.
j. NJ. RESSLER, Prcsidcnt.
'Phone (new) doc. ~. S.1 80
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11

In order to avoid delays. on account OF
personal absence. letters and all comn,n-
nicntions for The VIRGINIAN-PlLOT
connected With the office, but simply to
The VIRG IMAM AND PILOT PUB
LISTING COMPANY.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-11
Rnptures
and 'Trusses !.

1t Is not usually that rupture can be
cured. but some times If taken at it's carly
stage and a Truss properly fitted, 1T fire.
qucntly makes a perfect cure and should
it fail in that /, prevents its growing
worse and keeps the afflicted one com
Portable.
We have had many years experience n
fitting Trusscs. and our large stock of
these goods enables us to use just tho
correct one. and we guarantee our
goods.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19

nW = Walker. . q: Is 100
aas 3 Finch No., q 81
III a q 4 ! zI5a b 3geiacs !.
HJoh1nSV y onl Rohr towgtary1 . s
rrln,asy5sullboogiicolh....... |. !. -. $3.50
4 n u,9nHd'ua d! zzEaua II q.
] 8 W. RI
W,nonaa L1uumberCo: lumber lllnl,
.piiefwts,z.y dlstrlk t:.... 50 81.
sSs.3 Bond sleryfa A F1'uhrmasnnAa5.
=w kWocie 5000, zostal przYzyo.-.,
=lonYs
OfartY ma doslave materyal6,ww
p1ssmriiennYchd ola urzednix6W poe
Wiz, WsiIlaat / ) izostaiY otwarte j zna..
|leziions ialkt3 snastepuJe;
I,McNies& Co 500 95
rs Morgan. s. 7s.
{. Ma Wniosek oddano kontrakt
ma dostawee materyatoW pismien'-
snYh panu5E s Morgan "a s83 7s.
Rada wYbrala lnte ~ wiel-5
kich. u malYch przSsieg4Ycb, z
kt6rnj majja byc claaggnieni przysieglii
ma rok b1ez2cY.
NastepuJqca odezwe Wzgledem
nadz wy zsjnego .posledzenia RadY.
wtci9gnieto do protokol0.
OznaJmia sic niniejszem, II od.
sbedzie sic specyalne Fcs;ed,enie
.Radys komnisarzy powiatowycll pc.
wat .. Winonsklego, Minnesota, W
.dn1a 2 Marca 1899 " ratuszu W
Winobie.
S John Knopp>
Jan Herek
al " 3 KoDler
! w e Walker
Jas. ]. Finch
komjsarze pow.
5Pcssiadcza: II err m a n Webb G L
Auditor pow.
Ma wnlosek odroczyta sig
Ksda ia cza n7eograpjczony.
VI J ohn Knopzp.
Personal---very. RadY kom. pow.
Pos wisadc2a:H e rmanW e ID e |
q ~ auditor powiatowy.
fgEs J, Err -- sM 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19
$43 531 So SAB 531 So
..Razem

49,. &@E"@ IT. HE@= Iste d.
Jas T.. Finch, przewodnlczacy
komlsarzy Rady Dow'atoWe].
Herman Weibel auditor poW.atoWy.
Pstycyq podpisan4 przez panow ~. !.
Hoffman ! innYch o przenles'enle ! znlaaa
czeScl drogi idacej przez gminY MT. vernon 9
Roll,ngstoEe. przed1ozono Rads1e powiatoWeJ' va
wniosek ~przyjeto ja do akt vcielonoo'
Pre-; vodniczacY zamlanowaf M rok plez2cy
rastepnisce komltetY:
Komitet fnans6W: Finch, Herek ! hoplsry.
komltet druk6w; Kobler, Walker i!tinch;
Przy]etp bondy nastepujacych urzednlkoW:
w e Anderson prokurator powlatOWY.. lUOU
Geo D FIenci, replster of deeds.....: 5o0o
Ma wniosek odroczyia. sig Rada 81 90 SrodY
1899, 9. qndz. IL pred poludniem.
Sroda, 4 StYcsnia 1893:
Rada zebrala SIG stdsownie do uchwaiY Cd
raczace]. Wszyscy cztonkowls obecnl.
S,rawozdanla nastepuiacYcb urzednlkoW
powviatowych. wykazuJace wszelkle wynagrodzes7
MIA, podarunki 1T. al, kt6re oni jake ursednlcY
powjatowlw cisgu aroku 1898 odebral'. zoatafo
przyjete l do akt wclelone. @
a. Welbel auditor. powiatoWY .........$ = pas ~ "
w II Tolleson kasyer poW............... z 9ooslo
III e Buck sedzia opiekunczy n. rs: -. = = i e. uo5
u 3 WILDER pow. lnspaktor sskof ... y S ~ "
e G Burns mlernik ow..............:..... 4 IS %
Jan Hersk komisarz pow. ! dlstr .... s# 80 80 ~
Jsp KDopp ,'##52 dtstr..:. ! /. ~
w FKobler = N 8 distr......# 2tS 10
.sO#W Hunt . ,, 4 distr. 8. 400 Cd
81 Finch Z q, 5 dlatr 4. sd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19
! F'OToGRAFlsTA
Bauer 4
Cor. 5 & johnson Str,

Cor. 5 & johnson Str,
VI will naprzeciw novel Miej-
=skiej Biblioteki " Winonie,
fotografoward moze.
.ze wszystkich innych takich
artyst6w z%PoWodu, e ma
najlepiej urzadzoDa PpracoWnli;aa
miescie, re wszeeeh. stro 'll
=oswietlonat Fotognafie jjeego
zast6sowane So do najnoWszeej
:mody j zawsze dobrze tra6one.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19
:. Hotel Q j..
N A SPRZEDAZ.

/. Wdowa PAM JozefA Kuklih-
saa,o " mieScie Little Falls,
MINI, zamlerza sprzedaG swoi
] alberta; wraa 2 ~stajnia
.dl I q f iaIn PREY samen
Ia gg sa y isd - t VI u. b|lok Cd
glownY{h budy ! : miiejsslk:iileh,
poczty, ratusza | sadu mie]-
. q sEfs.i r IS ri r. s{ssas
skiego. !.
] ,Doko1a little Falls n ,liis,sss- :
ka]a prze5w ~, polscy f,rme-
rsy; po viskszej cze5oi zamoa-
nj.
;Ktoby miat chez kuqlt,
niechsie zgfosi pod adressm:
Jozefa Kuklinska
Little Falls, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19

.s43,l.25 o.,
$43 531 So
Razem

= Razem $43 531 Sd
90 bilans probierczy Q stanle kasy powlar-
towel " kohcu ~interesu 81 Grndnla 1898.
VIII Tolleson kasyer pow. $4S 55l %
Rachnnek Fundusza gen.. 4osdo
Fundusz4 apportionment.- aoouo
Racuunel diugu stanowego ,1oou
Rathunek procent6w cd
stan. zlem, szk6ln.. .... - ~
Rachunek procentoK cd
stan. ziemi sk6lnej.".. 81 ~ -
Pow. funduez ubogich..:. O4o ~
-, drdu : mnstdw GAL 05.
rantn hond6w w,lczych. 81 36
Fuudusz szk6l distrykt.... 1,o531o
Comic Fund. qminnego.... ~ -
Fundusz amortyzscylny.. 900 "
Fuudusz ratuszewy...... 10 o.
Fundusz nadw1 zkowY.... BOD ~
z w Krekow ob}akany
pod opieka".... ...":..... o'*oo
Razam $43 531 So SAB 531 55
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19
O)BRADY. n s![]|lO) l'-]El
Komisarzly1 P!|'oWiiat1owgYch.
ZwYczajjne posledzenie v styyoz1n'u.
Winona,,# 8 styczn;a l8'a9..,&e

G@8I#E&I@#-
Rade zwoia} do p~orzadku auditor powlatowY
- WeibelSo godzlnie 1910, ! Spokazaafo SIG, ze
obecni byt, pu ia ~ foz zid v q; an anA 1He n,ax
trsec, d,str;; w. y. Walker 4teJ distr;;ES8# James
Z. Finch, s dlstr. . s #
Ma wniosek komisarza Knoppa wybraao
kom,sarza Koblerae czaso wynn przewodnlczacym.
Ma .wn1osek 1omisarza Knoppa przYstaetiono
do nieforms,nego balotu ma stafeggpo. przoWodnl l-.
jeden CLOS, J y Finch 2 gfosy;; John5knoppAcWa
Ma wniosek konisarza Flneha podjeto fo1r
malnv palot ma przeWodnlcz2cego z nastepnJ2.
Gym wynik,em: John Knopp, 3g1osy;;:J 80 finoa
Q giosY. # .@# I, - ].
opranych gios6w,= uznany bYi stafYm aprzeWodnl-s
czacym nag rok biezacv.
Naslepu1ace rachunki przYzwolono z Fun
duszu powiat, wego:
Is. +, E,nch So. ~. y. ...... 500
Hermann Weibel. 8 90
Wm B Anderson wydatkl urzedoWesJakoH
nronnra1nr now i SO.
u u 3 Andaraon porto SO
! onIata cha..,.,.. 8. $500. i 80
a1 t,'sza D.os. ... $50
IS T, Kariiatt malowanle W wiezieniu. 16 81
Ranl V,llemonta zaslonY. cd wiatfu= ma
okna " ratuszu ........ ......., 80. - "
VIM Sonneberg Kluez ola ratusza.::..... 2 7O
Wm Sonnenberg. robota W ratuszn."" "
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ia 8 Toms reparacye. " ratuszu. ..... 0=5G
III J Grabow towary ola wlez enla.,.,..,..s 5o
Nastepujacy rapport Biura auditora zostaf
przYiety do akt wcielonY.
s:p r a. or danie.s B1ura au4ditao r a.
B,uro aud1tora. Wlnona MIMI, 2 stYcznla 1893;
DosSzanoRnej Rady komlsarzY powiatu
WinonskiegoA.
Nv. nizeI podpisani cz}onkowie Blura audi.
torsk ego (Rady gospodarczeD referu]emy unize~
ME. jako " wy wspomnlanym dniu zebrallsmy
SIC IL. posiedzenie i bylismy PREY tenn. : jaks
,,lzenlesiono fundusze, ks,azki J. sprawozdanla
uste puja cego y@Aasyera 4poWlatoWeg 60 pana w.
ToIltson W rece. wstepu]acego v. urzad kasYera.
poviatomego pana :. Crlse. ).
Przellozy llsmy Fundusze W kasie pow1atoWel=
I, 1znralezl1smys je6 iak nast9ppje.
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C;zakl g.. /. j. .....$....... 100000
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observation-disclosures. = 5e@ss%
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Ftrst National Bank ..... 5aM###53S@
second National Bank ...... l0sO94 A. S### . $EI.ss
W1oona Deposit Bank. 3. 10 24925s# &
Merchants Iank....""... sSHi2ooo Ea
Citizens State Bank. st. # 5$
Charles. 5o|1oo
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-30
drowning ACCIDENT.
The Son Of John YodSt Drowned In
the River At His Home.

Yesterday afternoon John Yoast,
who has been in the city for the pas,
few days helping to load the Cox ship
ment of cattle to the Baldwin ranch,
was in receipt of q telegram from his
wife stating that their youngest child
had been lest, and all efforts to find
him. had proved futile. However, q
subsequent dispatch, which was re-
ceived later. stated that the child had
been found.
Mr.. Yoast was very joyful over the
good news, and left the city this morn
ing on the train conveying the cat
tie.
Shortly after the train had departed
Numa Buohoz, of the Union Clothing
company, received q dispatch, saying
that Yoast's son Edgar, about twelve
years of age, had been drowned in the
river, and that the body had beer re-
covered.
The sad intelligence of his boys
death has been telegraphed to him at
Las Cruces.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-30

ing; A. ]. Burres, Chicago; H. W.
Dewson, h. II. Ward, Texas; J. w
Hampton, Brooklyn.
Pierson: S. Tate, Mrs. Sam Tate,
Miss Mary Tate, Miss Louise Tate,
Memphis; A. G. Roberts, Miss A. Bal
ley, Detroit: VIM. Durham and wife,
Wichita: w. M. Lowe, ST. Louis; Miss
Macarthur, Springfield; Mrs. @. Len
ham, Los Angeles: J. P. Rude, K. G.
Orndorff: Ed Newlin, Fl Worth
Chas Maxwell, Lamar, Colo: Nicholas
Anderson, Louis Hogrub, Mammoth,
Ariz; G Hamanel, Hermosillo, Mexico;
j L Seamondo. T o McGehee, 81 E
Sheldon, Tucson, Ariz; William Korb,
Petersburg. Va; James w Malcolmson,
chihuahua; MIR Hartman and wife, W
G Roe, Mexico; r J Mills, J Finch,
Maria. Texas.
New Commercial: F. Webster,
Nogales, Ariz.; A. E. Leary, jackson.
Mich; A. j. Campbell and daughter,
Albuquerque; w. b. Shurley, Aston
ia, Ore: W. B. Cunningham, Chihua-
hua: P. w. Covey, City; F. Sterling
and wife. Nogales, A. T.; Joe Massey.
San Antonio; A. G. Brown, Merkel.
Tex; A. L. Milh, M. D. Tex; R. l..
IAOulcs N6lll6 Tn1llp6,
Oregon City; J. 81. Comfy Dallas; L.
c. O'Brien, City; ]. R. Wilson, Fl.
Worth;G 1. Roberts, Jimenez; Will
Lister. City; J. w. Reasons, Dallas.
Lindell: w. S. Sickels, Indepen-
dence, Kans.; J. F. Mulhern, Mexico;
Laurence Flood, Mexico City; J. M.
Wines, N. M; Louis Marshall, De-
ming, N. M; 81. Golding, Wichita,
Falls; G. w: Gregory, City: I. de lie
Loeuns, chihuahua: E. McDuffie, San
Luis Potosi; P. F. Sistrunk, City; N.
D. Ksrtchner, Snowflake: G. G. Perry,
Houston. Texas: VIM. M. Clute. No
gal, N. NJ: B. Williams, Las Cruces;
G. b. Poormsn, Morenci, Ariz.; w. 81.
Constable. Ell Paso, Texas; Geo. Fl;
huahua; J. r. Fenley, Clint, Tex.
Laurence Du Pont, Morenci; Ed Clark
Casas Grandes; Geo. Curry, Alamo.
gordo; w. ]. Fitzgerald. City.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-30
JUAREZ GHOST STORY.
Well Known Man Confident That he
Saw Mrs. Rich Going to CHI
huahuA,

A man connected with the Mexican
Central railway whose veracity has
never been questioned told HERALD
reporter this morning that he Is pos
tive that Mrs. Rich was taken to Chi
huahua last Saturday or Sunday under
heavy guard and is willing to make
affidavit to the fact.
There is evidently something ra-
Ideally wrong about this thing for a
HERALD man was spoken to by Mrs.
Rich Yesterday from her cell window.
There could have been no mistake.
She called him by name and her voice
was easily recognizable. There could
have been no mistake.
And yet perfectly reliable man,
who was never known TO touch drop
of anything stronger than ice tea, says
he saw Mrs. Rich in the flesh, board
the train for Chihuahua.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-30

It is just about ten years since the
modenr automobile made it's first ap-
pearance as a practical road con-
veyance. In 1890, Serpollet aud
Archdeacon accomplished the journey
from Paris to Lyons by means of q
steam carriage. They met with
numerous difficulties asd break-downs,
and. it took them ten full days to make
the trip. The Partisan chauff of to-
day, with his smart little gas phaeton,
will back himself to duplicate the feat
within as many hours.