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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
A Sale Of
Black Dress Goods.

&c pieces OF Black Crepon. diherenl
Them advertised as great value by Other
merchants to he worth 75c. In TINS spe
rIal lot we leave you TO judge their Value
and let you say how much you NV
been paying for such stun. our ZS(
A large mill in jamestown shipped u
sast week % pieces Of Heavy Biacs
Goods. suitable for skirts. They are al
wool. ara comprise variety Of patterns
No other house can show you as SOf
many patterns for, per yard....
Won will find them elsewhere at oyc.
6O-inch ATWOOD Black Che GZlf
Mot. worth 81. per yard. only.
2 pieces of 81 Black Crepons, 80
marked down 10. per yard........
Silkoline, for drapery, 123c'
quality, 64c. yard.
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WANTED,
WANTED.

AT ONCE. TWO GOOD HARNESS
Makers w. NJ. GILLIAN.
my lit Danville. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14

THE GENTLEMEN TO KNOW Ih ~,
they can have their Suits Thof0sss 20
Cleaned for 81 at Mrs. A. j. III > u"
north Fifth street. New phone 4o''
my aim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14

WANTED, BUSINESS!
WILL, SELL FOR WHAT THEY WILL
bring:
q Carloads Hay. all grades.
Carloads White Corn.
4Car-Loads Mixed Corn.
3 Carloads Ship-Stun,.
2Car-Ioads Brown-Stun.
2 Carloads Oats.
on track and arriving daily.
RICHMOND CITY MILLS CO,
nv Alt III south Twelfth street. city.
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WANTED.


MAN WITH GOOD SPAN OF HORSE
wants Teaming. ADDRESS q. -, s,.
care Of Dispatch. 10y l'----
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WANTED.
WANTED.

BoARDERs. BRIGHT, COMFORT Ao a.s
rooms. Good table. Terms mplei'..s;
with home comforts. Apply az -, :"
north Sixth street. my IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14

100 tons Ship-Stuff and Bran.
Boat-Oars, Pitch-Tar. Oakum,
Lime, Cement. Sporting, and
Blasting Powder.
10000 pounds Country-Cured Ba- Gc
con Sides ........ ..........s,...s....s,
This is the biggest bargain In the list.
We guarantee this strictly choice Wo
are limited for space, or we would give
our customers twice as many bargains as
we have quoted. Come and see. and you
can get two for one for every dollar you
spend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
ANTED.
WANTED.

A DINING-ROOM SERVANT, AND
must do part house cleaning Apply at
this Office. my Lot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
WANTED,

CAPABLE BUSINESSMAN (EXPERI-
enced salesman preferred) to represent us
in each city. Should have $3.50 TO $500 TO
carry small stock OF goods. BARRON
WATER-COOLER COMPANY, Palmyra,
n. Y. my Hit
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White Goods.

We paid ridiculously low prices for
White Goods last week. They are here
on sale now. These goods were purchased
from house that was recognized as ohe
of the strongest in its line.
5000 yards of Sheer White India Linen
will cost you in any house 1Oc. yard.
Just think of our remarkably low Sc
price-per yard ........:.. ..::'''.
Check Muslin, 3-1c;Msoid 40 ci'eh ny
5000 yards of 10c. Check, Muslin, 3-4c.
We will sell any one. whether buying to
sell again or for their own use, any
quantity they wish.
Csc Heavy Cord White Pique, &c.
yard. These were purchased last Janu.
airy, and we just received the balance Oh
them last week.
900 yards of Dotted Swiss. small and
medium dots suitable for cottage cur
tains and dresses, regular value Oc
20c.. now ............ ........'''''.' 49,,
Open-Work Net, SO inches wide, with
variety Of fancy sDS 1 White 6rt figures SC
'ADN, p - 10. 20, ID PC
4s;inch French NainsOOk, per Csc
Pink. Light-Blue, Lavender, Milo, Red
Navy Black, 6 and Waite nsr s Uaad l29ac
.. whit. n,m,tv Der ward. IO4c
,... o...,,,,, ward. wide. 25c
n,,. j., to. 60. .,,rt.w,,.,s 25c
Black India Linen, worth &c..
Black Dimity. worth 25c........ ~
White VI Cambria worth &c., per 64c
Viadere-siripe Pique, worth l7c
25c., per yard ......................
Bargains in Remnants of White Goods.
Coo. Wool Challies, 25c. yard.
2Oc. Side Combs, IOC.
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WANTED.

MY OLD PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC
generally TO know that / can now be
found at No. 26 north Ninth street. Best
work at the most reasonable prices. and
promptly executed. A. ID. WHARTON,
House and Sign-Painter. my Hit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14

v.osxst CAichsssss Eag;sh Pennyropl Pm,
.pss'ssa ~. s..a' are s@s 81 iS;sass; 49,
To- tsis,s, s:s cs z ssru e.. Ill.aA. r..
(au STU. II. snD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14

MANurxcruREas AGENTS TO
Handle Disinfectant, Sheep DIP. HOB
Cholera Remedies. Liniment, Meateassu
Soaps, and such other articles as manu ~
featured by this company, TO ma a,a y
Richmond Office. A man OF hign-ciass
Recommendation and OF necessary Dust
ness ability can secure paying posit,s1,n
by writing the CANNON MFG. w.
Twenty-third and Wash streets. 81. louis
Mo. my t-SunzS
WANTED.
ANY MAN OR WOMAN OUT OF EN-
pIoyment, or employed at unsatisiactoty
wages, can make N5 month workinE ~ tSr
nd: straight salary. Address erENTuHt'
S94s Market street., Philadelphia, pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14

BY YOUNG LADY, POSITION AS
Stenographer and Typewriter. Can fur
nsh own machine IL necessary. Writes
a good hand and quick at figures. Will
accept small salary at start Address
W." care of Dispatch. my 14-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
Muslin Underwear.

Nearly $3.50 of Fine Muslin Under wear
| on sale We will only give you mint or
the few cheapest numbers.
Corset Covers, regular price No
| II l-2c. .............. .'..'..'.'''''''''
60. c..... cov.r. l2ac
,, we have a full line of Narrow Linen
Laces suitable to trim the above, from
1 LIZ to SC. yard. -
Corset Covers, trimmed with I0C
Hamburg neck and sleeves, only
Corset Covers, two styles at 2oc-one
trimmed with Torchon and one with
blouse Front Corset Covers, SOc
trimmed with Hamburg, only.
Ladies' Open and Closed Front tOc
, Pants. with cambria ruffe ...:'
Ladies' Drawers, with deep RUIZ DC
fie and hemstitched ...............
Ladies' Drawers, with deep rune anu
8 tucks. also trimmed with Tor Eye
chon lace, only ...............'.'''
Ladies' chemlse. extra long, DC
only ............ ......... -. ~
Ladies' Chemise, trimmed or ZOC
with cambria ruffie .............:., =.
Ladies' Chemise, open 'front.' WIN ca,n-
brio rufe. insertion, and oo .3lC
tucks. only ...........' ...'..''''''
Ladies' Gowns. V neck, 10 tucks. 45c
'I ladies Empire Gowns, trimmed med! SOC
with Hamburg and insertion, only
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WANTED.

TO SELL ONE FRESH JERSEY cow;
also one Grocery Wagon, Harness, and
one Dump-Cart. Call at 1923 Winder
street. my Hit
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WILLIAM T.. HARDEsTY,

No. coo WEST MAIN STREET (OPPO-
site Monroe Park. Furniture Packer
and Shipper. Repairer of Fine Furniture,
and Upholstering and Mattress Making.
New phone 72i my H-lt
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WANTED.

FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS WANTS
Washing TO do at home. Apply az iolI
north Second street. my li-lt-
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pOARDERs WANTED.

FAMILIES GOING NORTH CAN FiNp}
frst-class accommodations with rehn-u
Jewish family. House. table, and Ap'
pointments frst-class. Reterences ~
Seyefty-eighth street, New York city.
nv u-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
RUBBER TIRES.

GO TO JOHN n GREEN FOR RUN
RER TIRES. We also make a speeiaiy
OF Repairing and Repaintlng -
class work made TO order. New pl,oNo
1910, Seventh and Hull streets Ma i,,,,
lllN At-tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14

Chidren's Muslin Pants, to 17c.
Belt Buckles, regular value
50c., iSc.
Mercerized Stripe Skirting, 24c.
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
WANTED,
WANTED.

TENANTS FOR TWO LARGE, BRIGHT
Rooms, on third floor. furnished; gas
and use of bath. llOS Capitol street.
NV 1i-1ts
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D. O'SulliVan,
Eighteenth and Main Streets.
o,phonaa an 1b-Sa su Tu&Th
WANTED.
suMMER noARnERs MiNTED.
WANTED.

CAROLINA HOUSE. 1886 EAST MAIN.
A Public Boarding and Furnlshed-koom
House, containing SO rooms. Rooms by
night or by week; board permanent OF
transient. The cheapest stopping-place IN
the city. Open day and night. my lt-lS.
ELECTRICITY FOR FACIAL Bl,Eh-
ishes. Superfiuous Hair, Moles, wars
etc. permanently eradicated by electric
needle. ONLY method recognized and prac-
tsSed nv medical men. MILDRED h.
SMITH Specialist. 81 l-2 west Main
street Hours, IL to 3. my i-Sun-t
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WANTED.

sECOND-sToRY FRONT AND HALL
Rooms. unfurnished. with board. for man
and wife Man away part of time. Price
must be moderate; location south OF Broad
and west Of Sixth street. or south Third
street. Must be in private family with
no other boarders References exchanged
Address PERMANENT" care Dispatch.
my l4-1tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14

OLD GOLD AND SILVER. HIGH tnssI
cash prices paid; or rlh ESe es wlsnss
je"e'M MEYER & BRO. Jewellers
go east Broad street. Richmond va A.
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w.xrED. TO SELL
MANTED.

strAfMER BoARDERs. DEIIGHTF u
town; excursion distance from
mot,,rsl Bridge. Rockbridge Alum; elC
Pleasant rooms. hot and cold PAIN
near W. and Ia sr9nnds; oIar co5sm sS~
Ios Terms reasonable. Apply 20 MIS-
NV ~ LEE, Lexington, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
WANTED.

ANY LADY HAVING 2 OR HOURS
spare time day can make s. weekly
working for US at home: nothing to sell,
Send self-addressed envelope for free sam
pie. MANHATTAN CO, 10l Beekman
street, New York my Alt
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OPIUM, MORPHINE, WHIski

III INTERESTED IN THE CURE OF
-, ~ nahits write for my book on tnsse
n ah.s9 mailed free. b. NJ. wO0iLEf'
~ D.. Atlanta. Ga. ia i-san-e'
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WANTED,
WANTED,

GIRLS TO OPERATE ON SEWING
Nachine-learners taken on-at SOUTH
ERN SHIRT FACTORY. my l4-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14

Ladies White Skirt, with 29C
deep ruffle. ................
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WANTED,
WANTED,

A COMPETENT REGISTERED DRUG
Clerk. Address S. j., care p. o. Box 49,.
city. my 14-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14

BY JUNE 1sT, POSITION AS BOOK
keeper, Stenographer, Shipping Clerk, or
any position pertaining to an once py
nished. "E. C. H." Dispatch. my 14-lt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
WANTED,
WANTED,

AT 2O71- NORTH FIFTH STREET,
two Experienced Ladies' on Dressnaklng.
my 14-1t' Mrs. BROWN.
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of work. would like a Position of some
kind at springs or summer resort, or
would travel with invalid Please adj
dress Mrs. RELIABLE, care of Dispatch
office. my Alt"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14

(ParaSOlS.
Ladies' Red and New-Blue China SIX
! Parasols. handles 10 match, &I.IQ
Fancy Silk Parasols, hemstltched
variety of colors worth $5o 81 n
Fancy Silk-Stripe Parasols. with New,
! Blue and White polka-dots In stripe, anu
Zigzag row of dots between 81 ~
C, colorcd Tiafffeta ParasOls, all So. so
shades .............. .s,.'..''.''''
Heavy White China SILK Para 100
soils ............ ...'..''. .'''''''.'
Fancy Tight-Roiling a-inch 81 ~
Silk Umbrellas, worth 81. only.
Childrens Parasols, 70, Do w. '"c''
! and 81.
Every style and shape in La
dies Collars, lOC. =,
Ladies Rembrandt Ribbed
Hose, SOC. value, Csc.
TtIt, cpEAT MAY SALE OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14

A SITUATION AS NURSE TO AN IN
valid by a lady of experience. No OBJ
lection to travel. Best of references.
Address NJ. b. A, care Dispatch.
NV 11-1ts
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100 Trimmed Hats, worth
up to So, Monday $1.98.
NJ. CREIGHTON,
2O9 East Broad Street.
hN
WANTED.

TO RENT A FACTORY TO A GOOD
man with paving manufacturing business.
Would be willing to put a reasonable
amount Of capital in such an enterprise.
Address BOX 60" city.
nv 4-Sun, Tu&F3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14

Gentlemen's and !
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-08
LOST CHILD OF THE NIAMIs.
Monument ca Frances slocum, who
Was at01eo ~ Indians IN ITO.

James r. Statesman. ~ Peru. has been
IN Wabash, Ind. for the purpose Of inter-
eating the people OF that city In the plan
90 erect d monument 20 Frances Siocum.
the lost child" Of the Miamis whose rc-
mains are buried In an old Indian grave
yard, near Reserve postoffce. on the Mia
mi-wahash county line Mr. Statesman.
with few other gentlemen from Miami.
Gran, and Wabash counties. expects 20
bring the subject before the annual gath
erings OF the old settlers In tho three
counties but as they feel that not enough
money can he raised IN this manner 10
erect a suitable ssona. they arc now pre-
pairing 20 hold n popular asssmbiage NJ
the lonely graveyard where the adopted
daughter OF the Miamis lies buried
Prominent men from all over thu state
will hs invited to deliver addresses. and
tire programme will De such that I, cannot
fai, TO sttrac. large crowd. A, thi.
gathering subscriptions will DO taken %
the monument fund
In ifTo. when a mere child. Frances $40
cum was stolen from her parents by
rowing Indian band et wilkesbarre Pa
Sire moved west With the ehbing tide OF
Indians ana was finally adopted by
chief ~ the Mlamis Her parents search
ss far and near for their missing chiis
bat were unable 20 locate her until she
had been adopted hy the Miami trib~ and
when oyertures were made for her re-
turn, she declared .hss che nfe tn IN. In
6,an camp had such a fascination for her
that she had no desire O. return 90 civil.
nation She was extremely popular among
the members 81 tho tribe. ard the village
southwest 90 Wabash. where she made
her home. was known ss the white wo-
msrs' village, A. an. grew - woman
hood. adopting the savage customs. attire
and language. che married She pah-car.
rsh, nearing the Dear Mar. the chief %
tire Osaer village. sns by him has four
children. two sons sns two daughters
sh~ accompanied ter husband 60 sns Osage
NiliRge ara Afss-~Wrf tn the DEAF Mans
village, ani 1--WE. .arr~ long Afier IN. white
mar had invaded tA~ wiiser-e~u aHa Negua
20 clear w the Sense forests
Shs-pas-ean-rsh .ied In ista ard IN $50
scrrse~r years after shs .isa ~ ,he axe
- ~ loved ard re~rer'et by whites Ant
friians alike Frances slssu-ns tnfisn
rs-s> wss MAh~~nn~s. or 'ysuug
bear" Rcr .augn.Ar K-s@sMh.kasAwm
tersryp ire wife ~ rsgs ~ nrnuiliests
ART etst on Marrs -. ia AgeA g. me
other slaughter wss O Esh-was-NAlnx .s4tlas
Who married Tah-ro-nssh. and re ayinN
sho svcazne Ere bride ~ Wah-rah gr-sah
ard several cs ass chlfrer ~ me tas,
us~srAa<~ 1--we on me Isas@a LAID souih Of
tAs CITY In Ae3sct rSswrsy. Be 1led -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-08

= n Boot. OF Kalamazoo. Mich. ~ q
~,,.ss ~ the Seattle. He returned yes
ferdav from q trip 20 tbs Index mining
Aistrtct and Ii most enthusiastic over its
prospects 80 convincsd - ne OK its iu-
ture that he has invested several tnoo-
and dollars Of Eastern capital Ia mines
1t that point and has contrscsso ZOE
more, payment for which WIZ Do MADE
on his return home 70 Michigan Wnsn
asked reGarding the district hs ed:
az Jaw more than can tell you about.
I am not q mining man Ia the sense you
,asA the word out here. but know
enough about rock to aseure you that ON
my return home and making report 70
e.: sss DsSRs Il ssn 70 C
Il came 70 zee the district. and nsver
VA % wsii pleased with business trip
q my HE Instead o. thai Coanty , pc
and / know whereof ! speak. 4 = des-
tined TO become one Of the greatest min.
Sral districts In the world. OF course.
did not Examine Al Of tns mine, .I tcs
q long time. In one mine found vein
OF ore shaped like . torpedo. AZ ~ great.
ct breadth II was thirteen feet wide and
would avera.s four feet wia a:. tor - feet
TO Be OF uniform quality Il Il soft
ana easily smklted. The boring ma
chimes, after working all day. md at
night that their drills have not become
People are flowing into tho district
from every point Of the compasA Il In
almost impossible to ind place 70 eat,
ana yon cant get anything like good
arc full. ana Il d almost a difficulty 70
get along the streets. During the day
ins the day and found the streets desert
ofmsd Dsa sson os IL. ~ esmp
! went out into the country and found.
before I had driven quarter Of = mile.
men at work In holes and piline up In
many places dump. The further on
! began 20 realise why Il. was 90 quiet
In she town. That night. when the
miners came In from their work, the real
=. sss Usssi' Of IN. mines Their. arc now
shippinG and others are preparing TO do
% within the next ten days An tho
ore eaw va very rich. running well In
All three metals. have paid 4 por-
return home win be glad to send along
TT We had such showinss back in
Michigan. where We have an abundance
q would ssg nc. & so.. It . , thur sr
yhAt would be worked am taking
some samples back with me, and will
4ei the truth about the district Just AZ
] saw Il myself.
Fully 80 persons came into tho camp
while l was there. There must now he
1000 or more about tho city. and no tell
ing how many are camping out In tents
near their clnima There are very few
Qf the mines are working and good ore II
being taken out. Further up the eoun-
Try was told that development work
Ma not 50 far advanced. but that the
present prospects were that tho eams
class OF ore would b found there -
lower down."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-08
CONVENTION OF Navajo VETERANS.


PHILADELPHIA. Sept Rear Admit.
raj sampson attended thu convention OF
naval veterans OF tina United States here
Today The Delegates discussed a ryian
Tor the erection OF monument IN the
memory OF Fast Rear Admiral J. II. Dahl
ersa- a committee was appointed 10 so-
ifcis subscriptions for the memorial. S,ff.
Gers Were elected ~ follows;
Commodore commanding Gec. I. eeavy.
Tsst captain ana chiaf OF s,afc-r, n.
Baker. Roaten. ~
CcmmAnder.-J NJ. Miller. Athens q
Maine
I.ieutenanf-Hasnuei H. pixon, Detroit.
Aasser-c L Weldon Massachusetts.
nsisn-S y Parry. Philadelphia
1nr9con-~y. l. Criliey. Ohio,
paymasfer--C, r. Dustin. Rhode fx4ana
shapisin--A. Mewilliams. Detroit.
Judge aivocate-C. F. Goodine. Chi
cage
The convention adjourned TO meet with
the O. A. n * Chicago In ish
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-08
GREEN REcEIvEs APOLOGIES,
Hts Arrest a. One Of tho nullfuu
Thieves = Serious Mistake.

San FRANCISCO. sept The steamer
Alameda left yesterday on her return tr,p
10 Australia BEFORE departing the rurser
Green and expressed the regrets Of hirn.
self ard other officers Of the steamer a,
tho annoy rance inadvertently raasaa 10
Mt. Green by tina circumstances accident
ATTY resulting from the recent rotswry ef
specie frusr the nra.
In referring 20 the matter C'hiee OF 20.
Ice Lees stated tha. the atsema,s q s..
saeiate NJ. Green's name with tia Alamo
ia arasr were Fart Of the plan - tse
raisbsrs N divert ass~ntsst from than
sslxes ara FRAT the mention. ~ Mr. Green =
name In the connection IL an oatrass u. on
him,
IN his amir with Howard u "a under
ssuca that Mr.. Sreea has recovered ,sA
larger part ~ his nancy and that ~ Mas
security fer TIE rerss strsfer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-08

Held ~ . ssspseted Murderer
Wanted IN New EnglanA.
KANaAS CITY. No. Sept. "A special
20 the Star from Ponca City, O. r., says:
The Rev. n. w. Ruby Free Methodist
preacher. who has . claim near here
returned Tuesday from Portland. Orr
work He was arrested q the instance
OF J. l.. Calvert, a Perry attorney. upon
suspicion that he - the Rev. John slmp-
son, wanted In New England state for
killing a deputy sheriff named Smith
while resisting arrest He denies the
charge. He has been taken 20 Newkirk
pending further Investigation
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noT WEATHER CONTINUES.


CHICAGO. Sept Extremely h,xh tenn
pera'nres continue thr~oghout the Mlss,s<,-
sppi ard Missouri valleys Many points re-
port mint the dry hot weather IL causing
rerorts coming from central Tli,roh NJ
hrnska reports a falling of ~ rs rer cent
In conditions during the pas, week
HUI few rrosrsuors are reported
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-08

curious fact was revealed Ia connection
with a recent London hasaae. Before ~
could 10 held a, tss Albert hall psrmisslo N
had 20 10 obtained from al ;he ssathoiisrs.
This. with two exceptions. was obtained.
and az the DIRECTORS. an old lady ana an
old gentleman, refussi TO give their sane
ton. tire idea Or holding tho ha,nsr IN shs
hail would have had ~ ne abandoned but
for tho strange coincidence that both tnass
seaihoiaers dlei while the matter ~as In
ahsywnce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-08

Two Men Killed and Two Others rp-
tally Injured I'm = Grand stand.

TrsKof.A. III. Sept. AT the Doug
lass county TAR NJ Carmen tonight light.
ming struck the north end OF the grand
esane killing two men Instantly. fatally m.
1nr'ng two yssors and serse,Aly disabling
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CALIFORNIA STATE rAIR.
Speech of Gel. Bsyan aol Morse Tsoss
the Features Of the nay.

the Features Of the Day.
SACRAMENTO, Cal. Sept. THE at
tendance al the state fair races today was
excellent and the sport good. William J.
Bryan Visited the track and was the guest
N the directors during a portion OF tho
afternoon. lie spoke dor one hour and ten
minutes. Results:
2:l0 trot. two In thrcc--E,hah Nc won.
yendome second. Dagmar third. Best
time, 1:3t%.
80 class. three In iive. purse 81 900
Psycht won. Eleanor Ann second. Eimoro
third Best time. 3:19
Running, mile and a sixteenth-Jennie
Reid won, Reolla second. Nonrovia third.
Time. i:t7N
Running. seven SuriongS-Mount Nc
orcxor II. Won, NOVA seccnd. Hohensoi.
Tern third. Time. i:Th
Running. 1--WE furlon(s--pruidcs won, Fl
Arte second Rose Of Hiro third. TIrnN,