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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-01
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Especial to Virginian-Pilot.)
HEREFORD, N. c., Aug. 31.--Mr. C. w.
Toms leaves for his home in Durham,
N. c., this afternoon after a short Wis
1t to relatives and friends in this city.
his former home. ~
Mr.. Pri Leary. OF Edenton, N. c., is
visiting in town.
The East Carolina Lumber COM
Fany's mills resume work next week.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-01
For Over Fifty Years
MRS. WINsLoW's
Soothing Syrup

has been used for children while teeth.
Ing. 1t .soothes the child. softens the
gums. aliays all pain. cures wind collie.
regulates the stmach and bowels. and
Is the best remedy for dInrrhoea. twenty
five cents q botties Sold by all druggists
thrau0hout tina unrIA. 80 ~ -
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EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NOR.
FOLK at 4:l0 p. m. TUESDAY, tTHURS.s
DAY and SATURDAY for Eliza bethS City;
Elizabeth City with steamer THURSDAYi
AND SATURDAY for Roanoke Island. \.
Oriental and Newberne, N. G., ss5ts
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1lRAYEIEas' eVlpE.

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|||Hl|llll'!lIIllIIIzI II|IlI! ! .
SErwEEs NORFOLK AND
f t"assss VIRGINIA BEACH. a n:sss..
'CGRRlTUCk DIVISION.
~, WIN steamers forming The
EAST FAST 3YlRGlNIA AND cAnoLlNA
s'o ana Een pe!.!ss Nsrta Carolina Line
SCHEDULE In EFFECT JUNE An. 1899
2:o0 a. NJ
MAIN LINE-To VIRGINIA. BEACH
LEAVE Nt,RFoLK.
90 : Daily exsep; sunday:
i(a)3:CQ u. M, mixed, makes no stops west
Of ifhaiia. "e'.
~ 80 ,in.. through express
1880 u. M. local express
SEQ p. IN. through express.
s:lo =. m. through express.
6:Se p. M, local express
t:ao r. M, through EXPRESS.
SUNDAYS.
e:25 a. M, local express
II 10 n. IN. through express.
1890 D.. m, local express.
800 p. III, thu ouyh express.
6:l0 p. M, through express.
1:do y. MI. through express. makes local
stops Sunday.
LEAVE VIRGINIA REACH.
Daily except Sunday.
'6:io a. M. fast express.
talS:20 q. m, fast express.
(aN1:1o u. m. mixed
2:l6 p. M, through express.
1;20 p. H.. fast express.
ESQ p. m. through express.
$50 u. M, through express.
1o:So p. M. through cSpress.
SUNDAYS.
'6:4o a. M. fast express.
l0:l5 q. NJ, local express.
2I5 D.. IN, through express.
"A: 20 n. m, fast press.
$40 p. m, through express.
lo:S0 D. M. through express.
kempsYllle.
"a Makes no stops west OF Thalla.
o. inToush express trains make tho trip II
Fast express in so minutes.
Aocai express in IS minutes.
Leave NoRFoLK. Va.
Daiiy except Sun6ay-10:00 a. m, mixed
e:00 2. M, local express.
LEAVE MUNDEN POINT. VA,
o.a 1oaliy except Sunday-f:So a. M, mixed
all All steamers other than CurritucN
sound steamers, arrive and depart from
p,er Ne. l (adjoinins Clyde Line) Water
street, Norfolk, Va.
date staons to- safo o asn op p az o
sengers.
W. P. ASHBURN.
i Gen. FRI. and Pass. ACT
q 3. P. HOLLAND,
Superintendent
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Merchants Z Miners TRANSPORTATION CO
DIRECT ROUTE.

DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
For Boston--Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at Goo p IN.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every Tuesday Thursday and Satur-
FAXES 10 BOSTON AND PRovI-
DENCE.
First.class. including meals and
stateroom berth 1900. ...... ...... $11, 90
Steeruge. including meals and bunk SO. 90
Perishablc freight sent via Providence
forwarded by carly train to Boston and
a the Same ratio as by direct steamers 10
Boston.
For further information apply to
II. II. WRIGHT, Agent. Norfolk. Va.
q. D. STEBBINS. Asst Traffic Mgr.
w. p. TURNER. Gen. Pass. Agent
J.. c. WI tFNEf. Traffic Manager.
General Offices. Baltimore. Lid.
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ELIZABETH CRY.

70: RESCUE THE 5NEUsE-STREET
IMPROVEMENTS. =.
ss( Special to vlrginian- Pllot.)
Elizabeth City, N. c.. August b.
q =. w. Dawson has closed his ice
|rean1 and restaurant business.
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n OR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG
IL CEAREAIONT. OLD POINT,
NEWPORT NEWS AND JAMES RIVEI
LANDINGS DIRECT BY
IJAYTTf.lJfC

LA DlNliS LlNECIf BG
DAYLIGHT.
Virginia Navigation Company's Elegant
Saloon Steamer P0CAHoNTAS leaves
THURSDAY and SATURDAY at a. M
touching Mt Portsmouth. Newport News
and Old Point going and returning, ar
Meeting with all evening trains.
Fare to Richmond, Si,50.
To Richmond and return. $40.
To Richmond, sccond-class Sl01
Tickets much cheaper than any other
route TO Richmond, Petersburg, Waverly
Iiicksford and stations on Atlantic and
mond.
Tickets tor Sale at ticket agencies OF
Wake & Son. II. Brandt. and on board
steamer.
Freight received daily (Sunday except.
ED for all above named points.
JAMES w. M'CARRICS,
Agent
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-01

Ocean View only.
LIST Section Old Point Express. End Sec
ton Ocean View Local
Leaves at 1915 on Sunday.
Local frcight leaves NorToIIi 7:05 a. m,
II 20 n. m. and 5 y. M
Freight received until fifteen minutes
before leaving time
Faro for the round trip to Ocean View.
.?0c
Fare for the round trip to Old Point
from any part of Norfolk, SOC. Old Point
tickets on sale by all street car conduc-
tors
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NoRFoLK & OCEAN VIEW RAIL.
~ WAY COMPANY.
H2UICK AND FREQUENT SERVICE
BETWEEN
NORFOLK OCEAN VIEW, OLD POINT
HAMPTON AND NEWPORT NEWS.
Take tho Ocean View Route for Old
Point, connecting with the C. & O. and
Trolley Lines for Newport News and in
tcrmcdiate towns la.TI- isIl
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ARRIVE Ar NoRFOL,Kl

Nt ARRIVE All NORE'OllfS.igs. $500
MAIL AND EXPRESS DAILY except
at II q. M TUESDAY THu sIss s Ysi ana
SATURDAY, connecting with all rail- aid
steam lines at Norfolk for the North!
East and West Passenger station at FOOT
of East Main street, Norfolk and STVes4sS
ern depot. Freight station on Water
street. 81. III S3 ~ .sS
EASTERN CAROLINAsSssD DISPATCH
FAST FREIGHT LINE ANDa 0LpNDo-l
MINION5 LINE between all points N6rf}sss
and East via Norfolk and Norfolk and
Southern Railroad and Eastern North
Carolina. n z iielSssss
For further information apply to- tins
General Office Of the N, 6 S. n. RI Co.
Norfolk, Va. y(gssssi 80.
H. C. HUDGINs,s@s
General Freight and asscngerNARentsySss
NJ. h. KING, General Managers 1Stgs
~ LYpE.S REGULAR LINE 5srEA NJ;
" SHIPS. FOR PHILApELPHIANzs
ONLY. DIR ECT LINE s{ FR on Nd 81
FOLK TO 8PHILADELpa 81;
Until further notice steamer & are Az
R pA9 e 5s11 and
Ss!SSK III PMu !Esa aaa a pRs
through bills Of lading 10 81 4 III no,r /.
South and Southwcs Y via Sea hoard AZ
Line, Atlantic G!a tSI,ine siIia and,
Nortolk and Caroiips and lJorfoiEs ahd
Southern Railroad a 49, 80
5g..5 JANIE w MccARRIcKssass
WILLIAMSPsCIYDE s. ,sss5
Genera len 70. ,hilad eIDhia Isl
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Norfolk Z washington Steamboat G

The new and powerful iron palace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS, WASH
INGTON and NORFOLK will leave
daily as follows:
NoRTH-BoUND.
Leave Portsmouth. foot of
Leave Norfolk. foot of Water = -
Le ss,ss' old Point Comfort S as p = M M
Arrive in Philadelphia. Penn.
Arrive ri s' in Philadelphia. B. & O. wv ~
Arrlve Gin in New York. Penn. Nv a. M
arrive ri si in New York. B. & 9. p M
r. Re-. ........ ........... .'I.25 p. m.
SoUTH-BoIIND.
Leave New York, Penn. K. r. 30 so n. m
Leave New York. B. &: o.
Leave "a Philadelphia. Penn. II. =" p m
Leave ca Philadelphia. B. & o. 80 y II"
Arrive in washington. Penn. ' = ILL.,
arrive 81, In Washington. 3. & o. Wv :"
Leave e.; Washing, ...... $50 p p. m
Arrive Old Poin! Comfort... 100 a. m.
Arrive In Norfok...... ....... SEQ a. m
Arrive In Portsmouth........ %. $50 Il. m
.'Deiify, except Sunday.
n. & c. Office. ataW. T. Wakes and
company's office on wharf.
For further fnforfnaTr0M HTUty ------------
D. ]. CALLAHAN.
Telephone Al. agent
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-01

Col. Armfield, who has been appoint
II q major in the Forty-sixth Regi-
f1ent, United States Volunteers, now
Incamped In Massachusetts. has been
irdered to this State on recruiting dutv.
He will report to Lieutenant Settle. the
recruiting officer in charge in this State.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02
4 WEEKS HISTORY
The Important Happenings Of a
Week Briefly Told.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
All the Latest News Of Interest from
Washington. From the East, tie
West aud tho South.
THE LATEST FOREIGN DISPATCHES
rmTY-FrrH CONGRESS.


The pension appropriation bilt tsii5,.
23l, 500 was discussed in the United
States senate on the goth and bilis were
introduced 10 pension Lillian O. Capron
and Harriet Y. Gridicyt made widows
hy the Spanish war Ia executive Ers-
tion the peace treaty was considered.
In tht house debate on the army bin
took up the time, Mr. Grosveuor tOJ
speaking in favor Of the measure. In
the evening Mr. Wh!,t grcp. y. -. the
only colorrd member OF the house,
spoke sSaias! election me.hoas 10 the
south.
The United States senate continued
the consideration Of The peace treaty IN
executive session on the 9Th. In open
session Senator platt q. - spoke 10
f8vUr Of expansion the pension appro-
pr.atlon bin was passed. eulogics were
pronounced on the late Representative
Cook. Of Illinois, sud a bill was passed
placing John A. Palmer, Of Illinois, on
the pension roll at the rate OF 500 per
month In the house tho army rrorguu-
l1atiou bill was discussed. and II was
decided 10 amend the measure by re-
duciup the number ~ enlisted men To
about 60.oO0. but lodge In the presidents
discretion the authority to increase the
army 70 It's maximum Of 100 900.
The diplomatic and consular appro-
pristion bill carrying sl7oo.000, was
passed IN the senate on the esth,
aad In executive session Senator Frye
continued his argument for the ratiA.
cation Of the peace treaty with Spain.
The house continued the consideration
OF The army reorganization bill until
two o'clock. when the members paid
their tribute 20 the memory Of the late
Mr. Simpkius. Of - ssachusctts.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

Augustus II. Garland. aged o.. was
stricken with apopIcNy while address
ing the United states supreme court
In Washington. and died within ten
minutes. He was governor Of Arkan-
sas from 1874 to 1915 and United States
senator from 1877 10 1855, when be took
his seat rs attorney general in Prcsi-
dent Cleyeland's cabinet.
In Washington evidence against Fc-
lipe AgUnCillo. the agent seutby Aguin-
aldo, has been discovered by the gov
crnment which places him in the char.
aeter Of n Apy.
The verdict passed by the court-mar-
tial upon Commissnry General Eagan
for his recent attack upon Maj Gen.
Mlesis sdismissnlirom the military scrv-
Ice Of the United States without any
recommendation for clcmeucy.
The war department received n dis
patch from Gen. Otis suying the situ-
alton IN tho Philippines is improving
and less excitement prevails.
The death Of Mrs. Robert Williams,
who married stephen a. Douglas in the
zenith Of his political career, occurred
In Washington
The revised figures a; the treasury dc.
paYtment show that the value OF i'm.
ports into the United States during the
year Isys was S63l,o5s,eeo being $780,
5000 less than in 1897
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02
ISABLLA'S A producer.
A Colorado Gold Mine that Knocks
the Spots OF Anything
Yet Discovered.
sYlVAHTE ORE THREE INCHES THICK.
u 10 Nearly solia osld sans Of h woaid
THE Bsdy Of Ore IaeFsasea in vsiams
ar the Miners Advance Fabulous Riches
In sight

Denver. Col. Jan. 3t.-A special TO
the News from Cripple Greek. Col,
ssys Of the recent strike is Isabella
ground:
"Your correspondent saw chunks
OF syiyanite that were three inches
thick and solid metal, and chunks OF
the OXidized ore of the same width
that he whitfield with his pocket knife.
80 assays have been made on the
rock: q Is not necessary. hni pieces
Of the free gold ore. II orr IL can be
called, nt all. run over S5O0,O00 per
ton. The Mollie Gibson never pro
duced any ore that carried more
ounces ~ silver per ton than this Isa-
bella ore does in gold. With every
hours work the streak IN icngthen-
ing and widening.
Joining this metallic body there II
sis feet Of quartz that will run from
81 600 Ia ss,noO per ton.
Manager Kilburn said 10 your cor.
respondent;
# do not like to say anything that
will excite the people any more than
they are at present. The metallic ore
body has doubled IN sire both ways
Stree yesterday morning. Some Of the
pieces Of ore arr no per cent gold.
never saw such mineral and | do not
believe that its like was ever mined
in this or any other camp In the
world. We have had no assays take n
or the rock. hut n ton OF Il could he
picked on; that would run anywhere
from $4,000 90 $500. 900 per ton.
ARMED guards are watching the
property. The strike WINS made in the
new orr body at a depth Of $50 feet
below the surface. The chute has
b,en cut at the seventh level POO feet
above, and also az tine fifth. At the
latter place an assay was obtained In
the breast Of the drift. Sunday on two
feet Of ore that went better than ST.
900 per ton. There Is al least
blocked out in the one level between
the ninth and seventh levels $1,000
yDG worth Of ore"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02
sTREwN WITH wREcKAGE.
Tbsariss 80 60 what Vessel or Vessels May
Have Bsen LSst on vaResu.
ver Island.

Victoria. u. C.. Jan. 3i.--The steam.
rr Queen City reached herr yesterday
from the west coast Of Vancouver isl-
and, bringing the news that the ST.
washes claim 10 hnve Reen a large srS.
sci which had hoated on the rocks.
There were no means Of identifying
the vessel, the name board being quite
obiiteTated.
Some eases Of nsh, life buoye, plank.
ing. bulwnrks and portions OF the
ships deck house were also found by
the Indians, but furnished no clcw
Us 90 the identity of the vessel,
The captain of the Queen City saws
the roast from QuRbinc 20 Cape Scott
IL Uttered wish wreckagv, but the
weather wsA too thick and stormy To
allow investigation.
The theories are that the wreck may
he the Conradoe. no days out from
Kobe. for Tacoma, or the Celtic, is0
days out from Hong Kong, 20 Vie
toria.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02
AMERICAN INVESTORS co.
Manager. Of an Alleged swindlinE CsH
csrn Arrested Charged villa FrAndu-
tsBt Tee OF tba Malta

New York. Jan. 3i.-C. PercivaI
Stewart and D. j. Pierce. manager of
the American lnvestors' Co, with of.
fees In this city, were arrested yes
trrhay upon bench warrants issued by
the United States district court for
the northern district OF Arkansas,
charging them with using the mails
for fraudulent purposes. The prison
crs were nrraiEned before United
States Commissioner Alexander, and
were paroled In custody OF their couu-
srl until to-day. William r. Stewart.
Jr., another member ~ the invest
mcnt company, indicted under the
same warrant, was not found, bat
counsel for the other prisoners prom
iscd that he would be produced.
The complaint alleges that the
American Investors Co. IS agent of
pretended society called the r.. Smith
Rent Purchase fund. The alleged
scheme of the company was to get
money for shares IN the rent fund,
which were alleged 10 include a plot
Of ground al Fl. Smith. II Is alleged
that these pledges were not lived up
to. The American lnyestnrs' Co. has
It's main Office in Providence, II. l.,
with branches in this city, Boston.
Philadelphia and San Francisco.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

In The scnatc. on The 3oth, nm effort
on the part of Mr.. Allison 20 obtain
consideration of the indian nppropria.
lion hiil prccipitntrd running de-
bate which occupied the time until
two O'clock when the senate went
into executive srssion on the peace
treaty. y....In ihs house the day was
devoted ussiduously to work on the
army bill, - Of the 90 pages Of the
measure being completed. Much Of
the timc was occupied with short
spccchcs on the general proposition 10
increase the army aud annex the Phil.
ippncs, and several lively personal
controversies occurred.
s. Gross. the Chicago millionaire.
who brought suit for damages aguins;
Edmund Rustuud, author OF "Cyrano
de- Bergcrac,' for alleged plagiarism.
has made application for membcrship
In the Chicago Press club. The appli.
cation is iudurscd 10y Stanley Water
loo and Charles Eugene banks
The two hundred and hftieth anui-
vcrsary OF the execution OF King
Charles /. WIS celebrated ON the 3Oth,
by the Legitimista and Jncobiic leagues
in London aud the provinces. Num-
bcrs of wrcaths and floral crosses
were deposited at the foot of the
Charles /. statue In whitehall.
Special dispatches from Dresden say
that a man named Bcif has been ar-
rested there on the charge OF stealing
diamonds worth 10000 marks. II IS
added that he was formerly news
paper man OF New York, frum which
city he is said to have clopcd with 4
young lady.
Secretary Algcr was called sudden
ly to Boston, on the Goth. by an acci.
dent to hi- son, a student in Harvard
university. who had the misfortune 20
break his leg. The secretary and his
family have had an unusual series of
mishnps during the past year
The Paris Figaro declares that me-
gotiations between the British and
French governments do not chiefly
concern. ss Is generally supposed
Newfoundland aud Madagascar, hut
the Bahr: :El-Gazal territory OF the Nile
valley.
Conferences are being held in New
York city looking toward the forina-
tion uf combination OF Wholesale
grocers in the western states who do
an annual business amounting to
$500 800 or more.
The statement OF the condition os
the treasury issued ON the 3Oth
showed. Available cash balance. S2gI.-
760. .t35; gold reserve, S2as.sgi .sG!.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02
GEN. WOOD MUST WAIT.
alteration hue TO other Gallant
GsnerAIs Of the Army.

Washington. Jan. %. Careful In.
quiry at the war department discloscs
th' fact that the president has taken
no action towards supplauting Gen.
Brooke by Gen. Wood us governor.
general OF Cuba, and there H. also
ground for the statement that be- hns
Nc such intention. Gen. Woods splcn-
did administration of civic afIairs in
Santiago has earned the admirution Of
th' president, but II Is impracticahlr
"a place him In command Of the whole
iflund for that would involve the re-.
lic' from duty there of all the officers,
including Generals Brooke, lee aud
Ludlow, who can claim seniority over
Gen. Wood This would amount to
The degradation of those officers. not.
withstanding " the excellent services
they have rendered. and there Is not
the least disposition on the part of
the president 10 do them this injus.
ticc
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

on Norwalk, Conn, steam canal
boat ran on the rocks and five persons
were drowned,
In Brooklyn, \ y. Emil Reuter- n
wholesale -four dealer and his wife
both died suddenly within an hour Of
each other.
The death Of Gen. George s Green
the oldest army officer, occurred a' Nor
ristown. " J. lie was % years old
All the manufacturers Of the lower.
priced derby hats have effected q com.
bination.
Near Port Durrcll a man named Rob
ton and his wi;c and daughter and
Henry Martel were drowned In Lake
Erie.
In Philadelphia the trial of Senator
Quay, his son, Richard 5. Quay, and ex-
State Treasurer Haywood, for conspir-
hcy. will begin February 20.
On The New York stock exchange thc
sale of q seat for s3S 600 beat the record
An appeal has been issued by the
American Missionary association In the
Congregational churches OF the United
States TO observe February i2 as Lin.
coin Sunday.
Fire destroyed the First Bapiis,
church In Scranton, Ia.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02
MINOR NEWS ITEMS.

The population of Egypt doubled be-
tween 1859 and 1897 It Is now TO-
10000.
Russeli saRc's pet charity is 10 give
from SIS to $500 10 all babies that are
named after him.
The Canadian government has estab-
lished offices throughout England with
the objee, of promoting emigration.
Gen. Russell Hastings, of Northamp-
ton, Mass, has been chosen for appoint
mcnt as director Of the bureau OF Amer.
lean republics.
AZ the annual meeting Of the Massa
chusetts Total Abstinence society See.
rciary Of The Navy John d. Long was
elected president.
President Lincoln's last official act
was to pardon one George s, Z.
Vaughan, convieted spy, Vaughan
now ryes at Maryville, 80.
The Missouri senate adopted a rcsolu.
tion protesting against allowing Rob
GTts, tae assls-elestea nongreHsman
from Utah. 20 hold his seat In that
body.
Work has begun at Verona for reno
waiting the tomb Of Romeo and Juliet.
IL Is intended TO restore the entire edI-
fce, which will be made twice its pres.
snt size.
in the subscription TO the Peter'a
pence fund in 1s9s The United States
led, with 7ti,oOo francs; England and
her colonies. 10000; France, 4es 900:
Spain, 2o,eo0.
Pugilist Tom Lansing died Isl Louis
Vile, Ky, from paralysis which result.
ed from knockout blow received in
hin fight with Jsek Root In Chicago
sornc two months ago.
Maj. Gen. Ludlow. military and civil
governor OF Havana, has for yearA been
considered as one Of the best authori-
ties on municipal sanitation and engi-
n-rriur IN this country.
Louis j. snure. who stole s2e.o01
from bis employers in New York In or
der that be might surround his dying
wife with iuxuriex- has beeA sentenced
60 seven years In Sing Sing prison.
Cleveland waiter girls have formed n
union and affiliated with the Knights Of
Labor. The name OF their organization
10 the Lady Walters ipdnstrix; asso-
rietion.'
The British government has decided
to create permanent post - British
military aiische 10 its cmbaAsy al
Washington end che iirx< astache viii
b. Capt.. ArtAar q. lee, rcysi sstiIlsy.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

Cubans in Havana have selected Feb
ruary "a as a national holiday and are
trying TO obtain permission 10 have
fetes on that day.
AZ the nge OF nearly so years siman
pnkagon. last OF the chiefs Of the Pot
tawatomick, died Mt his home In Lee
township. Mich
Near Coalton, o., an Ohio Southern
passenger train was wrecked and En-
gineer Wright was killed, the fireman
fatally scaldcd and six passengers hurt.
Judges Goff and Norris ordered in
Baltimore, Nd, the sale of the Balti.
more q Ohio railroad property under
foreclosure proceedings.
Fire destroyed the Commercial and
Windsor hotels at Hlllsboro. Tex. and
Ross Leary and !. T. Grizzard and
George Doss peTished in the flsmes.
In slaska eve goldseckerK perished in
Valdez glacier.
The National 1--we Stock association,
In session In Denver. Col. elected Jo-
seph W. Springer, of Denver, president.
On April 27 the ninth triennial inter
national Suudny-Schooi convention win
begin In Atlanta, Ga.
The A.alh az I....-- z s.=.c- st...:. ss,......::=s.
States senator from Oregon from 1876
to 1885. occurred In Lagrande, Ore,
aged "a years.
The Montana legislature elected WI.
liam A. Clark tdem.) the millionaire
mlre owner Of Butte. United States sen-
stgr.
Near Apex, Col, Mrs. william Ru-
doIph and herTwo children were killed
By : snowsiisie which destroyed their
cabin.
Evsr Jones. one OF the most pfpml-
asrt figures 10 the pcpulIst party. Died
h reri Worth. TEX. He vss On she rs-
tiosal popuiist ticket wssk Gen. Weaver.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

DR.. Alfred Russell Wallace, writer,
philosopher aud traveller, says that the
tropics arc more conducive to health
than the temperate regions. lie al.
tributes his own long-eontInued coed
health, and he is now 10, TO IL years resa
idcrce In the tropics when he was u
young E2n and threatened with lung
disease. He says European soldiers IN
India have better health than the seden.
Iary native classes. But work. he ad6s,
il necessary TO health there as else
where. II is safe 10 say iha; a man car
live anywhere provided he keeps busy,
cheerful, clean, fearless aud free.