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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-11
SHOCK L L FUR
Omaha Fire me Com. in Contae With .
I've E..ctric Lish. Wire.

I've F..ctric Lish. Wire.
OMAHA. Aug Il.-Tour frenen los
their lives III n blaze on ali upper ro1'
Of the Mercer Chemical company
building a, Eleventh and Harm,
streets. The FIRE in itself was inS.s
nifcant. the fatalities resulting from
contact with a live wire. The dea1
6remen are: Joseph Adams. ieut+n'
ant: Otto Geiseke. tiI.erIIan: George
Benson. pipeman: Charles Hopper. -
lief driver. Fireman George Farmer
and Albert Livingston 81 the che.n.ca.
company also suffered severely .T9.a
shock.
The fire originated among The chem
icals in a storeTo1m Oh the I-h Aoo1
and at no tilae was the building IN daL-
ger. When the fir had b-en brought
under control the trelnee SET 70 woTk
10 lower the big e~I-en>ion truck upon
which they lai been working. Sud
denly there VS. a suffering and
succession Of Electric Flashes
The men who We're working al rhe
crank lowering the ladder wri-ned IN
agony a moment and then fell 70 the
pavement limp and apparently Eteless,
In lowering the ladder it had so-s il
contact with a live electric light wire
carving a current Of 1850 volts. The
injured mel were at once carried into
an adjoining building AID doctors sun
ais: Ia z &yRsyi & Il! !. M 7'sh ii :t. T,s
to walk away. He had only gone 80
feet when be dropped dead. Geiseke
showed signs Of reviving, but when
only partially rallied sank back and ex-
pired. The other two were dead when
picked up.
The damage by fire was nominal.
being confined 70 one floor stored with
crude material.
Four Crenatsd.
MARION. Va, Aug. ll.-Thomas Mar
tins home was burned during the night.
Martin and his three children, aged 4,
II and - years, persisted.
Must Not Tow the Shamrock.
LONDON, Aug. 1O.-Mr. Charles Rus
sell, the representative Of Sir Thomas
Upton, told a reporter Of the Associated
Press, that the shippers Of the cup chal.
lenger Shamrock and steam yacht Erin,
now on their way to New York, hold
written instructions from Sir Thomas
Upton TO under no circumstances tow
the challenger except in accordance
with the special agreement with the
New York Yacht club, namely, when
the breeze is insufficient for Shamrock
to proceed under her own sail.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-11
CLTIMATUM TO MINERS.
General Suspension Of Illinois Collierie
Threatened.

Oeoerat suspension Of Illinois C0llieries
Threatened.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1O.-Another general
suspension Of mining operations in Hi.
nois is threatening. The Illinois coal
operators. at a meeting during the day,
practically threw down the gauntlet to
the miners in an ultimatum to the
effect that unless the miners take action
at once looking to the selection of q
seventh arbitrator to settle the dispute
over pick and machine mining differen.
tials according to the Pittsburg agree.
ment the operators would not use thei1
influence to adjust the trouble in the
Pana and Virden districts. That the
continuation of the trouble in these
two districts for a much longer period
will result in a spread of the troubles to
other fields is looked upon as a GER
tainty.
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brought by tho Alpan.

VICTORIA, Aug. 1.-the steame,
Alpan has arrived from Alaska with
l33 passengers and about 5000, 900 j,
gold. Most of the passengers wer,
from Dawson. An important piece O
news brought by the travellers is tina,
the mounted police distinctly deny th,
report that miners are not allowed t.
work Sunday. Hans Hengellsen, NJ. D.
who has returned from the Atlin dis
trict, says it is turning out phenomen.
ally we'll.
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Proof Was Lackin0-

MONTREAL, Aug. 10. -George F. Bell.
the man who claims he stole the cele.
brated Carranza letter, was discharged
ny Magistrate LIE Fontaine on the
ground that the prosecution had not
proven in the first place that a letter
wa stolen, and in the second place that
Bell had stolen any letter.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-11
d.. COLES COLLECTION.
Returns From Colorado and New Mexico
Laden With Rellea.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Aug. lO.-Laden
with relics of the cliff jewellers. Rev.
DR.. George Cole has returned from a
journey to the ruined cities Of South.
eastern Colorado and New Mexico.
Valuable results were secured by exca.
vations in ancient communal dwellings,
as yet unnamed. which stand on cliffs
of the Santa Fee river, IA miles from
Spanola. n. NJ. There were not les.
than ] 600 rooms III the larger building
in its prime. 1t was 24O by 400 feet.
DR.. Cole estimates that from 4,sOO to
5000 people lived in the puebla.
Among the bones taken from the
burial mound were a woman's femur l9
inches long, showing a giantess - feet
tall. The cliffs On which the ruins
stand rise 1000 feet above the surround
ing country.
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Blew Oh Consulate Roof,

WAsHINGToS, Aug. 1O.-A cablegram
has been received at the state depart
ment from Consul .Ayme at Pointa
Pitre. Guadalupe, saying that a hurri-
cane had blown off the consulate roof
and that all personal property was a
total loss. A great many small boats
were Lost.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-11
All the Mines Now Closed.

WILkEsBARRE, Pa, Aug. l0.-The
Glen Lyon miners Of the Susquehanna
Coal company, 1.2o0 in number, have
joined the Nanticoke strikers and now
all Of the employees Of the company in
tins region, a total Of $500, are out and
the mines are closed
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-11
North OAK Ota Pharmacists Mat

FARGO, N. D., Aug. lO.--The 14th an.
nual meeting Of the North Dakota
Pharmaceutical association is in session
here. The attendance is the largest in
the associations history. A. l.. Lien O,
Hillsboro has been elected president.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-11
General TOral Liberated

MADRID, Aug. 10. General Toral.
who was recently acquitted by the SUI
preme council of war on the charge of
having surrendered Santiago de Cuba
TO the United States without having
exhausted all means of defense. has
been liberated.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-11
Ohio River Boat sunk.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 1O.-The
steamer Iowa, n Of the best boats or
the Ohio river, was sunk at the foot OF
SHIN island, five miles below Mount
Vernon, Ind, during the night. NJ
ives were lost, but there were man,
narrow escapes.
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Atkins0n's Funeral.

NEWMAN. Ga, Aug. ] .-The funeral
'f the late Governor Atkinson was con-
Iucted from the First Methodist church
Vt this place during the afternoon.
Prominent Georgians from all parts of
the state were present, including Gov.
.r2cr Cccalc-
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The Alliance Already Conc,ua.d.

LONDON, Aug. 10.-The Rome CORE.
spondent Of The Daily Mail avs the
Italian government has received posi-.
tive confirmation Of the report that
China and Japan have concluded an
alliance.
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Columbia Won by Four Min ut..-

GREENPoKT, l.. l., Ang. 10.-The Co.
bis defeated the Defender four min.
utes and one second on the first run OF
the New York Yacht clubs cruise from
New London to Gardiner's bay, 81
miles.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-11

Miss Corde!ia Moore, of Malone.
N: r., until recently, has been a
Lifelong invalid from palpitation
OF the heart and weakness Of the
blood.
Physicians were puzzled over
her case, their most skillful efforts
were bat1ed. Various remedies
were tried withoutavail. The pro-
verbal Change Of climate" wac
ADVISED, but the constant CHANGE
wore upon her until, to quote her
mothers words, ''she became a
living ghost" Miss Moore said.
Upon advice of friend | BEGAN
taxing DR.. Williams Pink Pills
tor Pale People and before the 6r.t
oox was used I noticed a great
change. I began to regain NV
appetite and felt better p~eneraliv
After finishing the first box / tool
SIX more. The effect was wonder.
1ul. l grew strong and gained in
flesh: l never felt better :, nn
life than l do now. Iweiph mo NY
than ever before and | cons;d.~
myself cured" '
from the Gazette, Ma4r<, ". y.
con DR., Williams Pink Pill. for Pal. p.o,,.
n menta IN a condensed form, ali lie th Meo PIE
ness to ". ,hs to give new life and rich.
nerves ,,er, :" II! Tsey blood loo "a and restore shattered a.csi
s nac diseases as locomstor nis spec,iac for
ria' ySs, y vitus' dance, s%ciatica' n ra,,,i!
saer.sfi sena Of n. nervous ns;, headache, Il.
heart, pale and saIIowr com pa,R..i ;ana Of the
'0'"S Of weakness either il male Sa o. i saa 81
sold Id BY " ~. S.,. Pink Pun. 70, p.'. p.ep'. a.. ..,.,
s s:.s: A. 81, DRUGGISTS. ., direct x s,o o,si y. y: :! pet: :.
cent: =. si III cs..a:y. :shsassssey. 1. g. - =
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Quickly cure constipation and re
build and invigorate the entire system
never grippe or Observation-Disclosures,
Little Early Rieers.
Cook &, Onrr
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Baby sleeps and grows while mammf
rests, II Rocky Mountain is given. III
TIE greatest baby medicine ever offered
loving mothers. 30 cents.
FRANK SMrTH.
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FRANK SMITH.
"DeWitt's Little Early Rjaers d;d

"DeWitt's Little Early Risers did me
more good than all blood medicines and
other pills. writes Geo. fl. Jacobs, OF
thompson, Conn. Prompt, pleasant.
FEVER gripe,-they cure constipation,
arouse the torpid liver to action and give
you clean blood, steady nerves, a clear
brain and a healthy appetite.
Cook g. ODEx
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SIX OR SEVEN DEAD.
Fast Express on the Canadian Atlanti,
Wrecked.

MONTREAL, Aug. 1O.-The Montreal
fast express from Montreal to Ottawa,
which left here over the Canadian At
lantic at $50 a. m, jumped the track
near st. Polycarpe. Six or seven persons
lost their lives.
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The Most Fatal Disease.

More adults die Of kidney trouble than
OF any other disease. When the l1rat
symptoms OF THE disease appear no time
should be lost in taking Foley's kidney
Cure, which is guaranteed or money re-.
funded. 500 and $l.OO.
FRANK Smith.
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Negro Lynched In virginia.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Aug. 10. = Ben
Thomas, colored. 90 years Of age. was
lynched here at ll:3o p. m. for attempt
ing an assault upon Lillian Clarke. 8
years old. The police made a deter.
mined effort to prevent the mob from
obtaining possession of the prisoner.
but were unsuccessful
BklEF BUS OF VIEWS.
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MARION, Va, Aug. ll.-Thomas Ma,
tins home was burned during the nigh,
Martin and his three children, aged I
IL and II years, persisted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
A BIG TOURNAMENT.
Thirty knights VIII Take Part i'm the
Event.

Event.
Secretary Jones. of the Virginia Tourn-
ament Association, and his assistau s.,
have arranged an the details for the big
tournament at the Exposition Grounds
to-day. Thirty or more knights viii
ride
Among them are a number of The best
known tournament men i'm the state. The
betting VIII be- of the most spirited de-
scription and the riding is likely 90 fur
uish a revelation 10 those who witness
il. certainly uvaling the best ever seen
here.
The prizes are AN in gold, the first be-
ing $50. the second, S2j; the third, So,
and the fourth, so.
Hon. Julian Bryant Win serve as chief
marshal and his assistants VIII be Col.
q. H. Hawes. l.. ". McNcigh, H. Clai-
borne Epps and T. N. Workman. while
The Judges are Hon. J. 5. Harwo0d.
AIuscoe IA. Garrett and Writ IL. Tay-
Tor.
The charge to the Knights will be de-
Ivered by Mr. Thomas W. Gardner,
of Henrico. and the coronation ad-
dress by Hon. Chas VI. Wallace. Jr
The Judges. SPEAKERS. marshals and
knights Will meet on Broad street. In
front of Murphy's Hotel az $3.50 a. NJ
and march direct TO the exposition
grounds where the tournament begins
promptly at II o'clock.
The following list Of knights will ride:
"A. IT. Parrish. knight OF Virginia; 5.
II. \. Montague. knight Of Thanksgiy-
ing: r.. u. Aiinut. knight of Rock cas-
tie: II. G. Loving knight OF Amherst;
Frank Epes. Knight Of Blackstone; w.
u. Parrish. knight Of Goochland: f.
bernard Kitchen. Knight Of Valley Of
virginia. j. c. Drinker. Knight OF Fort
Lee: MEG. Sinton. knight OF Brooklyn:
j. +. Dunston, Knight of Huguenot: p.
=. Martin. knight Of The White Chief:
Anton Jahnke knight Of lvanhoe; NJ.
c. Timoerlake, Knight Of Hanover: Jo-
seph 1rice. Knight OF Hadcnsvlle: ID.
L. aiosiey, Knight Of brakes Branch; A.
Gartright, knight OF Black Plume; T. r.
'Driuker. knight OF Walnut Shades; r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30

HARRIsONBURG. Va NOV. 2S-sDee
ial-mlormation reached hore to-day Oh
the shooting By o. man named Roadcap
OF his son on Sunday last near Port Re
public. In this county The son is SAID
10 have been drunk and was shot in the
face His condition is said to he serious
to-day.
George shinet was lodged in jail here
on the charge Of stabbins young man
named Wyant last Saturday night ~
Yanccy's store IN The eastern part Of this
county. II is said 20 be very doubtful
whether Wyant will recover
The county court Of this county IS now
engaged in the trial OF Georgo and Lena
Downey. indicted for shooting Charles
Breeder last August with intent 10 kin
The evidence for the Commonwealth was
concluded this evening There are
large number Of Witnesses and the case
may not he concluded tomorrow.
The prosecution is being conducted by
Ccmmonv calih's Attorney George y.
Coma and the Gefenoe Is repre- enied
by Attorneys Roller and Martz.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
FINAL SESSIONS
HAVE BEEN HELD
Circuit Court of Appeals Adjourned
Yesterday.
JUDGES HAVE LEFT THE CITY.
Application for Discharge in Bank
ruptcy Filcd-SubpGnas Issued for
Witnesses in Cases Set for Next
Term OF District Court.

The final sessions of the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals were held yes-
tcrday. aH the cases ON the calendar
having been disposed of.
Judge Bravloy left for Charleston. s.
c.. Tuesday night and Judge simonton
left for tho same city last night Judge
Paul has returned 10 Harrisonburg.
Yesterday morning the court was re-
convened with Judges simontou. Paul ana
Waddnl ON The bench.
so. I2 steam Tug Minnie" Appellant
vs Schooner John a.. Hayes" Appellee.
appeal from The District Court of Nor
folk, continued from yesterday. further
argued hy Samuel Park of New York
and Floyd Hughes for the Appellant and
oy T. q. Bickiord OF Newport News and
Robert w. Hughes for the appellee and
submitted.
40 800. Steamship "Indranr Appellant
v ES-ez H0lt. Appellee. appeal from
Tho District Court at Norfolk continued
uaii thc February term.
Court then adjourned subject to the
cal of ihe presiding judge.
The following were hc judges and OIL
Gals Of the court dl. ing the term just
tINDQ. lNlfI JN~llt ullcI inillts ID.
Simonton. Giro s. judge. John Paul
William TT. Brawley and Edmund
Waddm Jr. district judges: Clerk
Henry ~. Mcloncy. Deputy Clerl, Claude
NJ. Dean. Marshal Morgan Treat. Depu-
ty MarshaIs Malcomb Coles and Samuel
Lcncdit. Crlcr j. H. Macon. Bal6s VIII
son Nash and Hcsckiah Curtis
APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.
Application for discharge was nied in
the Clerks office of the United States
District Court n the matter of Matte
b. Burton bankrupt and an or0er sos noe
slice for Discharge entered fixing Deccm-
Der 18th as the date for hearing.
WANTED AS WITNESSES.
Subpoonls have been issued for Lieut.
onant Colonel ". y. Iariz. Privates
James McCuc and w. v. r. Whiall who
are wanted as witnesses I'm The case OF
Emitted State We. i. C.. Wood and also
for $. g. WITT and i. Lawton Crutch-
Geld ass witnesses in the case of United
States VS. Morris Becker
BOND EXECUTED
FOND IN the sum of $50 was executed
bv Edgar Allen Jr. trcstee DID the mat-
tor of Inc Weinberg Manufacturing COM
many. baukrupts with The Fidelity and
poposit Company, of Maryland, as sure
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
by 4. l.. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester. Va.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE
nfr

EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE
or
MULES. CATTLE. HOGS. CORN. FEED
AND a GENERAL ASSORTMENT
or N1W FARMING NIPPLE
MENTS AND MACHINERY
OH she farm known AS STEELE $. be-
longing 10 the estate of the late Wallace
g. Andrews. which fronts on the Buck
iusaam Road. about one milo west OF
Midlothian. ON
TUESDAY. DECEMBER :. $780,
900 j. O'Clock NJ. Mules. Cows and
Iearlings. - Hogs and Shoats Is Sheep
Two-IIorse Wagons. sets Of Wagon
Iitrncss. Pi9w Harness. 4 TWo-Horse
Plows 3 Single Plows. Cutivators. 2
Corn Planters Two-Horsc Tread Power.
Belt Power Ensliage Cutter and 33-fo0t
Carrier Feed Gutter. Separator. Grind
stone. cider MH Churn, and general
assortment of Saws Hoes Forks. Spades.
Shoycls. Grass blades. Grain Cradles etc.
All these Implements Tools and Machin-
cry have been purchased NEW during the
past two years.
TERMS. AZ sale.
q. O. ST. JOHN. Executor.
a. /. Adamson. Auctioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30

TRUsTEE'S SALE or DESIRABLE
4 FRAME DWELLING 40. g WLSr
CHARITY gTREET.-By virtue of cer-
tain decd of trust 90 me- the UNDERSIGNED.
trustee bearing date on November !.
fsgs and recorded in the clerks office
Richmond Chancery Court. ID. b. 1854 q.
u.cc 49, default having been made in the
nqrucnt of the debt therein secured. and
being required so TO do by the noteholder.
viii sen. no public auction. on the prem
iees. ou
MONDAY. DEG. 4, 1899 4 O'CLOCK.
Che ZEAL. ESTATE described iu thc said
deed. consisting of good frame dwell.ns.
with lot 36x-T feet. This property is I'm q
GOOD renting section. and viii pay a good
income ON The Investment
TERMS: Cash as 20 the costs Of this
sale. any taxes due at the date of sale
and to- pay a note of $3.50 with interest
from November /. lSaJ. and credit as
to tv0 notes Of Sf05o and Sl75o0. respec-
lively. PAYABLE November l. 1900 and
any balance upon such terms as will be
announced at the time and place Of sale
w. b. PIZZINI.
no2J Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
ACTION Sales.--future Days.
by H. Seldom Taylor
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
40. ) north Eleventh street

. yCTION SALE. WITHOUT LIMIT
\ OK RESERVE. or THAT VALUA-
HIE PROPERTY. KNOWN As WEST
VIEW" OR "BALLARD 5 PLACE, .
Just BEYOND THE EXPOSITION
GROUNDS. AT AccA STATlON on
r.. J.. AND r. RAILROAD, AID 0PPS-
SfTE THE HOME o" EGBERT tElGu.
$50 WITH A LARGE. HANDSOME.
AND WrLL-BUILT THREE STOR
AND BASEMENT Brick AND FRAME
DWELLING. AND OTHER IMPROVE
MENTs THEREON. NOW OCCUPIED
BY GEORGE n. KING. EsQ. III -
Place FRONTS I2>7 FEET on TIN
ROAD. WHICH IS A CONTINUATION
0F WESTNOOD AVENUE. WHICH
LEADS FROM BROOK TURNPIKE TO
NCCA STATION am directed 20 sell,
without limit or reserve. 40 public auc-
ton. on The premises. on
THURSDAY. NOY. % 1889.
at O'Clock j. ST. the above-mentioncd
VALUABLE TRACT or LAND, con
TANNING 29a. AcEIS. VIII IL; a !, tEoN i, i
AND p. RAILROAD At ACCA STA
WlOE Tho .uurOycmcntS consist OF "a
conveniently planned and supsiahiiiuF
constructed dwelling. with Il rooms. 4
modem cottage with rooms. stable car
riare-h0use &c. The water Is Excellent
and thc supply unlimited. the proximity
of this property 10 the city. ts location
being both beautiful and beautiful and
with a large frontage on mo ficnmond.
FroCc~lcke bar, aud Potomac railroad. iuf.
TIDES the belief that e. must in the near
future De- very valuable.
TERMS. Ouo-fourth cash: balance at
ono ard two years for note. Win inter
rrf added. and secured by % coed OF trust.
A rlat OF This property can De- seen an the
ofr're of tlr 1uc,ioncer and from him may
n. ohi incd ans further INFORMATION Ge-
sired. d. SELDOM TAYLOR.
AuctiOucsr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
SEALED PROPOSALS.


-~~0~-~~~~N~~~~N|~ ~ -, -,
Richmond va. NOV. 30 ls'".
N-orro.r, No roNTRACTORS.- SEALED
PRop0sAT.s win Dee received 30 THIS
aEFiCE until ) O'CLOCK =. NJ. MON
nay DrCFNiBER An. To PAVE eer-
TN siDEWALKS WITH BRICK apd
certain other SiDEN AIMS WEI
GRANOIITHlt.
cr,,ifc C;utter IN certain locality.
cnecincations and fuli Information to
t.t1te~s will De furnished on application
~ This Office \ certified check for
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL
APPS MUST accompany eacn bid The
cn,rrnlttac on Streets reserves tho right
m reject any and All bids offered. and -
awa.d the contract as whole or in
W. L. CUTsHAw.
eo2Q City knxinssf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
DETAILS COMPLETED;
WORK on the New Plant at West Point
VIII soon Begin.

Ground win Doe broken within tie nest
few days for the new celIui0sc indusry
al West Point and agents of the CONF
pany are roW making contracts for the
supplying of coustai'c. from which tne
product Is manufactured at West Point
MessrS. &. @. Winter. ~ Philadelphia.
and b. Wilkinson. of West Point pee
spectyciy general manager ana super
intendeut of the Mar-ieu Company. who
were in This city for trc past few DAYS.
completed "details for the erection Of fhe
plant at West Point Va. and left yes-
tor0ay 1lr Winter goes foo Cwen-boIo.
Ky. Co inspect the plant there, and Mr.
Wilkinson returned 90 West Point.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
DISAPPOINTMENT.

II consequence OF inclement
weather the above sale IS post
poned until 1 o'clock p. VI. Of
MONDAY, December :, 1899.
#. SELDOM TAYLOR,
AuctiOneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30

ROANOKE. VA. Nov Especial
Chas Baker. of this city. who was en-
poyed by the Norfolk and Western Ran.
way Company was run over and killed
this evening at the West End yards by
a freight train. Ills body was badly
mangled. but the unlortupaie man lived
for several hours. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
GRAND TOURNAMENT

AT THE EXPOSITION GROUNDS
on
THANKSGIVING DAY
Under the Auspices of The Virginia ToUr-
nament Association commencing at IL
A. ". and closing in time for the
football game I'm the afternoon.
Prizes AN in Gold and from $40 TO $50 cach
j. w. Taney President b.. o. James
Secretary Room Il. Merchants National
Bank Building Richmond. Va; w. j. Car
ter Assistant Secretary, Lee Todd, Gen.
cral Manager.
Admission % Cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
By IT, l.. Cabell.
Real Estate Auclioneer.
~ RrSTEES' SALE
OF 4
FRAME DWELLING,
40. NO ST. Paul Street,
SITUATED on ST PAUL STREET. BE-
TWEEN FEDERAL AND
COJTIS
No. NO St. Paul Street,

Ev virtue OF a trust-dced. dated June s.
isal and recorded in clerk office of
Richmond city Chancorv Court. Deed
Book ~ a. page rs. default having been
made in Che payments therein secured,
aud being required SEQ TO DO. We will SELL
at public auction. ON the premises on
MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF DECEM-
Der. 1899.
at $3.50 o'clock L. ~. the property de-
sccibcd iu said deed. being the lot ON me
west sid, of ST. Pau. street, between yea
cral 1ld C0utts streets. bcelnnln" ii
point 0n the west line of ST. PAU street
go feet south Of the south line of Coutts
street. thence running s0uthWal ..r ana
fronting 20 feet on the west Inc CD. St
Paul street. and running back between
uara.lcl lines 10 foet on which STANDS
"a substantial Groom frame house Tho
neighhorh0nd is an excellent one tor rent-
tne purposes. and a good Investment can
be- made no "a very reasonable figure.
TEXANS. cash as 20 the expenses OF lnls
~9ie. amy taxes that may he due uuun me
property and TO- discharge debt Of
SJli -. the balance upon terms to be am
nounced as the sale.
l.. UILMAN.
j. T.. TALIAFERRO,
]. G.. CABELI.
no2o Trustees.