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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01
HOLDERS OF
WISCONSIN CENTRAL COMPANY


Income bonds.
Preferred stock.
Common stock.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT of OLD Colony
,s;S Income bonds. Preferred STOCK and
Common stock.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT Of United
states Trust Company Of New YORK, rep
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT of Old Colony
Trust Company of boston, representing
Inifed states Trust Company certincnt e y
for said Income bonds. are hereby NOTl-
FIEDi
TIA, IN order 70 participate in the benefits Of said pro-
pnds stocks and certificates with the UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY Of New Yoxk M q M 1fp SoDX
500 and that at Of said deposit they are re
Suired 10 pay the first tnstulment OF twenty-five
er cent OF amounts payable by them respectively. as
provided in the Plan, 20 wit; 1880 q, noo
n, account Of Income Bonds. $1,000 for each $1,000
bond or certificate therefor deposited
or account Preferred Stock $500 for each share or
certificate therefor deposited .o 70 -, -
On OF Common SlocE gov ioI edSn b"die vi
therefor deposited
The certificates Of deposit OF each OF above hsHeu
turned after stamped asserting TO the Plan and
h ennstrs OF Income will receive Certificates OF
DaDcsta ~ the UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
r4er ,be pondhoders Agreement OF January % 1885:
Seno.,tor. OF Preferred and Common stock Will receive
-GNpAWY under the Security Holders Agreement Of
~ 1925 certificates Of eacn Trust Company
being stamped asserting TO the Plan and hst install
'"i New Yora. May 10 1899 cropcp copprrI
Chairman OF Reorganization Committee
JOSEPH 6. DALE. Secretary.
"a exchange Place. New York.
Maitland coppei a Co. "a Exchange Place, N Y.
Brothers Co.. 90 Wal ST. =, New New T yd5
Managers.
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INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY:

INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANt
30 Broad Street, New York May - lsss
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS mas TINS gay
declared the regular quarterly dividend % one ana
ons half Der cent dec the Preferred 900
of this Company. for the quarter en1ns JIM o. ne,
a.. aeciar~t quarterly dividend OF one per cen,
~ the common Capital Stock 81 the Company TOT 'ns
y; me above dividends payable July lat lss 20
.,ockbold,rs II record June 1c,h. isse Trsnee'
1000 ana common close AZ aeon on ns
ya,S ssv a June 1880 and reopen on tne Lst On. W
To-, IN isoa WARNER MILLER. Secretary
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Kansas City, Bonner Springs & Topeka
Railway Company,
OF KANSAS.

Length OF railway, IS miles single track under
construction. The traffic, from which II Is esti-
mated. when in full work will yield as follows:
Gross Operating. Net
Freight 80. .S500OO0.00 1888 3330 90 S166 666 90
Passenger 360000.00 240OOOO0 10000 90
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financial.
,ssIJE OF s75o, 900 FIVE PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE ELECTRIC
RAILWAY DE6ENTURE
GOLD BONDS.

r.,.n,s IN the year 1929 at par. or redeemabie
rs Sr rraxions notice from the Company In May
upos - pNr,her In any year at the price OF o2o
or CT Hsch s5oo bond in New York
ior esc Ho I9Ty AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY
In SFW YORK. THE UNION SAVINGS
q % w AND TRUST COMPANY of CINCIN-
S SATn and the ST. LOUIS TRUST COMPANY
~ =. sr IN1fiS have been authorized by THE
o. MFpISAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY. the
a nont-actors. 10 receive subscriptions
fI ~ SSoo1 First Mortgage Gold Bonds each of
Zoo Snar,ng interest at the rate OF per cent
g.. arnun, such interest payable in gold and
srao ~ All United States taxes. in the months
- Nav and November in every year
ppcE OF ISSUE s47S EACH $500 BOND.
s, Is per cent interest for first year per cent
thereafter)
pevahle SIS on application $50 on allotment
"a 1900 one month after allotment less : Der
cent. or payable 50 on application $40 on allot-
ment. and balance in eight semi-annual pay
ments OF $50 secured by the Bond maturing
coupons attached TO the Bond will be credited
10 the purchaser on their due dates less ) per
cent interest per annum on deferred payments
Any payment can be anticipated TO save inter
est Half yearly coupons will be attached 70
each bond. The bonds will be to bearer. but
may be registered In holders name
The Bonds are secured and rank as First
Mortgage Bonds OF the
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THE FOLLOWING COUPONS ARE DUE AND PAY
ABLE AT THE BANKING HOUSE OF
N. w. HARRIS & COMPANY,

ABLE AT THE BANKING-HoUsE OF
N. w. HARRIS & COMPANY,
JUNE IST. 1900.
Boone, Ia. Water Works
Clark Co. Wash. Funding; Refundinz
Clinton la Independent School District School Funding
CrestOn. la. Independent School District, Reminding
Danville. Ills. School Building.
Decatur Ills. School Building.
Dubuque la. Water Co. list Mortgage Gold.
Galveston, Tex
Guthrie Centre Ia Water Works
Henry Co.. Ills. School District. No. School Building
Jefferson. Ia. Water Works.
Jessamine Co. Ky, Turnpike.
La Sale Ills. School District No .
Lexington. Ky. Refundlns.
Menard Co. Ills, Court House.
Norfolk. Va. Atlantic City Ward Improvement.
No. Yakima Wash. Funding.
ogden. Utah. School.
Onawa. Ia. Electric Light.
Remington Ind, Water Works.
Warren Co, Ia, Refunfing.
Wilmette. Ill. Fire Engine House; School Refundlng;
Street Lighting
Wlnnetka, Ills Resundng
JUNE I'd, 1899.
Groton. So DIX. Water Works.
JUNE 9Th, 1890.
White Co., Ind, Court House.
JUNE 10TH. 1890.
Ft. Dodge. Ia. Independent District Refunding
JUNE 18TH, 1890.
King Co.. Wash. School District No. 90 49, Seattle.
JUNE 18TH, 1890.
Pierce Co, Wash, School District No. 3.
JUNE I'D, 1S08.
What Cheer Ia Independent school District Refuning
JUNE BOTH, 1890.
Nappanee. Ind, Water Works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01

NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY BRIDGE co.
New York. May 30th lh%
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stocRhoiuers
Of the New Yonk and New Jersey Bridge CotpAnS ~
the election Of directors and inspectors OF el-c'o ~
for the transaction 81 such other business esce
brought before the stockholders will be held az ny -
OF this company. PA Broadway on Tnesdsy re TIE
Of June. 1893 Polls open FROM y N % =, 10
Transfer Book will be closed from Nay JUN III. ss
9th 1850 CHARLES H. SWAN, Secrrtars'
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RAILWAY EQUIPMENT COMPANY
OF MTNNES0TA.

~ OF the Six Per Cent Bonds OF the above Company
dated June ist 1891 the Atlantic Trust COMPANY
under the provsions Deed Of Trust securing SAID
Bonds receive its Offices at No 80 Wdluan street
In The CITY OF York until July llth, lsfS oHers LOT
,he sale OF said the amount OF soOVn al not
exceeding par to the date OF payment THEREFOR
n 40 600 in amount said Bonds not offered for
sale as aforesaid will be the duty OF the Trustees 70
yedsem by lot Bonds the amount not offered, IN &C
ssordencs win the provisions OF the Deed OF Trust
ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
New York May 31st 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01

--' Now York May 3ist. 1899
AT A REGULAR MEETING OF the Board
OF Directors held this day Mt. Anson X foweI mas
unanimously elected Director Of this Bank Ior the Y"
SUNG year C II. STOUT CASHIER.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

isoth-st, . g. l7S II of crosona-svs. for . two
story frame stable. 20xi6i A Beckiey, No oss q.
Tremont-ave. owner; Kerby. architect,..' -
Frsnkn-sye, Nos ioo4 and l.0e6, for two ~
story frame dweliirg houses, 10 lOyss2: Eliza
beth Morris. Of No J. i06 Franklin-sve. owner :,
II n VIII, architect. .......----- .--..-.-. u
story and basement frame dwelling house six
So: Lewis Stock owner: John Kerby. archi- =.
Bronx park-svs. y. rs n Of i7eth-st for
two two-story frame dwelling houses, lssto,
Thomas Gallagher. Van Nest. owner chaf'es 4.
knaun, architect 49, =
Poplar-st 3 249 n W Of Main-sve. for two
story frame dwelIng-house. 20x35: Charles =.
knaun. owner and architect ......s-.....,. .
GTand-st. Nos 40 and Az for sx~siory Driek
tenement-house, with stores. sexes. HOfowiN a
Parnaes. OF No ~ Cansirst. Horen- -
burger Straub. OF No 1872 B0wery. architects. ~
Amsterdam corner s2d-st. for one
story brick store. q. sx25. 10; d Bishop OF
Lenox, Mass. owner; A r MISSIONER. Of No l.Nz !.
Central Park West. 7isi-st. for ten
story brick nathouse ~ 9xi25. Alonzo kehf. -
OF No l02 West sis,-~t. and architect 61o.
Grace-ave, . corner Gl-be-aye for tvo-story
franc dwelling house 20x3o Edward Bergen. .
owner; EDeiing. architect. .........--.-.. o.
7sth-st. .. 22J Il OF Amsterdam-ave, for a
six- story brick fathouss. 5GxS1 2: W q Horgan.
OF No 205 East ii5th-s,, owner; G Pelhsm, -
arenlteSt W.
2d-st. .. 202 II of sth-avs. for a ,wo-story
frame dwelling house. 2is+i. Gusiaye kole. OF
No q White Piains-ave, owner. q Ven
Auken OF No 81 East i4.h 81. architect. =
7Tth-st g Boulevard. for three-siory
brick dwelling house. z, i0xG78. Peter Doeiger.
OF No 33geWest iO0rh-si. owner; Charles steg
mayer. architect -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01

EOR a safe special stock for investment IN
ou,re Of E. GRIFFITH wall-st
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financial meetines.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Mills Building IL Broad St
New York May 3lst. 1920.
ATA MEETING of the stockholders OF the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company he'd az tae o,iee
Company the City Of New YORK on Msnn 49,
Nav 2fst 1900 the following named gentlemen were
eected Directors Company for the ensuing year
COILS p HUNTINGDON.
HENRY HART,
ISAAC q GATES.
EDWIN HAWLEY.
SAMUEL, THOMAS.
GEORGE II. MACY,
RUSSELL SAGE
GEORGE J. GOULD.
r. p SCHWERlN.
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aliefellaueous.

<~n0p cHaMoIs GLOVES That NJ after washing a.
N well az bssore certainly raost deslfsn.e o1f
rcr.tts channels pr-rsss this quality Pbos esc pssf.
IAMMFs 4 West 37th st. bth-evs
. ps ERTfsENENrr ard Subscriptions for ne 1n21ne
y received Al in@ir Uptown Orcs, No hSu breeovAk'
"a Acor north OF 3ist-s. uniii 0ciSk y m sasats1
r.sn,. received the following branch ensse ~ Nea
~. rates until o'cieck p m, va % ssnev.
- 1ar :, fsa aft i2fh-st Aaeys Wn Ave-
ana isth- s, is2 Colsuneus ave- nsn w,~t 49, - -.
Ws., an a near rfn-ayr " Fast lttn-st ~s 49,
between sth iss East tIth a. 49,
H-.v. b~fessn T6lb and TI,h us LMb scess 80
Az, a. ros Isl ave seth-st.; 40 "a ave. esef
49,. ss< 1f-ave. 2ic Biescksr q 40 49, e.
40 St-svs 3so East 7sth-sss Asza ss-sve' ~
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0lnitrd States
Murtqaqe and Crust Company,
Da cEpAR sTREET. sew YOR

80 CEDAR STREET NEW YORK.
Coupons due June l. 1899. on the following bonds VIII
be payable at the office Of this Company and after
that date;
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Greenman. Isack, 10 Babette Kaufman 81 al. -
ccutors, etc, Rivinston-et, e corner SUFFOLK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01

THE FIRST " Iun, cr,oS 20 OF PITTS
A.. Jnne lat 1909 will be paid at the benkhl
1noi's. al Alex Brown sons Baltimore ana h'o"'
Brothers 1fstxnSp iioss W. DRUM Asst Treasures.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-29
Church Notes.

There will be preaching next Sun
day in Stras Memorial church by
either. Mr.. Wyse or Mr.. Greevcr, at
IL q. m.
Rev. Mr.. Wayts will preach in the
Baptist church next Sunday morning
aud evening. Morning subject, "rhe
Word and lis Work" At night.
"The Candle of The Lord"
Rev. Mr. Ruff, pastor of the Pres
byterian church. returned last Fri
day from Presbytery, which me. in
Carroll county last week. He preach.
ed at Cedar Bluff Sunday.
On the 2nd Sunday in October, at
IL q. M, the Cavatte's Greek church
will be dedicated as heretofore an
nounced and Rev. j. s. French will
preach for ns in same house at 2:30
p. m. We hOpo to have profitable
day. You are invited to come.
Respectfully,
j. N. HARMAN.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-29
Roanoke College.

Roanoke Collegeis having a pros
porous session, with students in at
tendance from sixteen states and
from Porto Rico, Cubn an ! Korea.
Next to Virginia in numeri cal order
OF representation came North Caro-
lina,, Pennsylvania, Maryland and
West Virginia. Students are ariv-
ing almost every day and q good
many others are expected. The
students are fine looking set of
fellows, and they have made very
favorable impression on the faculty
and among the people of Salem by
their manly and orderly bearing.
Shorthand has been made rcgu-
lar study in the Commercial Course,
and hence there is no longer any
extra fee for it. Already twelve
students have begun that study.
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H. NJ Smythe and the Convention
RATTLE HEAD.

h. NJ Smythe and the Convention
My Dear Mr.. Leslie:
You assume in short editorial OF
last week that / am an independent
candidate and consequently in mn
tagonism to my party. 1t would
have required strong vision at tho
timo OF my announcement to have
fol eseen the possibility of Demo.
cratic Convention. No considera-
ton of party integrity donanded it
and it was opposed to good sonsa
as we'll rs good feeling, aud it was
apparent to any one with ordinary
Judgement, that the convention idea
originated in tho avowed determine
ton OF the Martin machine men hero
to prevent mt all hazards the election
of Tyler delegate. Every effort
has been made to bring about the
nomination of a Republcah by the
Republicans and thus having 70 far
failed. it is said, as q last resort. that
the "management' will actually
bring about the nomination of Re
publican by the Democrats. In this
situation you will easily see that in
view OF the record L have made IN
twenty years Of unhinching service
to my party that 1 cannot purtici-
pate in course of action dictated
by personal pique, unsanctioned by
the semblance of expediency, and
calculated to bring the party into
ridicule and contempt | will be
content if elected to the General AS
sembly to let the caucus of the party
decide the question of my party
fealty. am sir
Worry truly yours,
HARRY M. SMYrmE.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-29
AMERICANS RUIN
REBEL FORT
U. S. Warships Destroy
Filipino Stronghold.
Marines Land Under Fire-In-
surgents Resist the Assault
Desperately, but Are
Driven Away.

Manila. Sept. 24.-The United
States crusier Dharlst the monitor
Monterey aud the gunboats Concord
and Zafro, with marines and blue
Fjackeas from tbs cruiser Baltimore
left Cavite September 18th, and, as
already cabled, proceeded to Subig
bay to destroy an insurgent canon
theee.
Owing to the bad weather the
operation was postponed until yes
terday, when the warships for three
hours bombarded the town Of Olan-
gapo aud the entrenchments where
the gun was situated.
Men from the Charleston, Concord
and Zafro were then landed under
heavy insurgent fire, proceeding to
the cannon, which was utterly de.
stroyed by gun cotton and then re-
turning TO the warship. The Ameri.
cans had one man wounded during
the engagement, While waiting in
Sublg bay for better weather, the
Americans described Filipino reen-
forcements moving toward Olangapo.
At GAO a. m. yesterday the Monterey
began to advance upon the town,
which was about three miles cast of
the Monator's anchorage. The
Charleston, Concord and Zafiro
followed. At 7:25 the Monterey
opened fire with her second artillery
and main batteries, the Charleston
and Concord joining Immediately.
AT 1888 the insurgents cannon ans
wered, the first shot passing close to
the Monterey's smokestack. The
gun was fired twice only. The
Americans bombarding then became
General
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-29
BLUESTONH.

We are having some cool rains
Wheat sowing is the go.
Mr.. Walter Ruble made n ayinp
trip to Elkhorn today on business
W. b. Morton and A. X. Brown
sold u nice bunch Of cattle last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. b. p. Compton, of
Falls Mills was on Bluestono Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. w. l.. Stephens, of Abbs
Valley, was visiting her son, Rob.
ert. her Sunday.
MIR. IL. IL. French gold his fine
mule colt for Si5 to MIR. Samuel
Williams of Bland county.
Mrs. W. W. McClanaham return.
ed yesterday from Giles county.
where she has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Stradcr.
We wish the tax collector was
as careless about our taxes ns tho
SC hool trustees are abont giving us
n school at Teal Branch.
MIR. j. II. Nash was called to at.
tend the burial last Friday of his
sister, Mrs. Jno. w. johnson, who
lived near Falls Mills. She WAS
go years old.
Mr.. Newton Crockett, who has
been confined one month with ty.
phoid fever, died ut the home of
his sister, Mrs a. ID. Ilambrick
Tuesday ut II O'clock. IIo will be
buried ut the Wallace graveyard.
The bible says entertain stran.
gers for by 40 DONG You may en-
lertain angels. SO, Thought the
other night when it WIS raining so
hard that would obey the scrip
lures, and | kept three gentlemen
all night, and the next morning
they went to get their horses and
stole n rope that Rattlchead had
hanging in the barn shed, told him
good bye and left.
RATTLEHEAD.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-29
ASHAMED OF HIS COUNTRY.
Mason's Strong Condemnation of
the Filipino War

mason 8 StrOng Condemnation of
the Filipino War.
Washington, September 2O,-In
an interview with Post reporter
today Senitor Masen, of Illinois,
said:
"Cn the floor cf the Senate shall
continue my opposition to the war
upon the Filipinos. 1 would sooner
resign my seat than treat dog the
way we are treating those people. I
am ashamed of my country.
"People make great mictake," he
continued, "when they say l am
against expansion. am not. But
expansion by purchase or other
honorable means is one thing; and
expansion by force is another.
II do not believe that there was
any necessity for this war upon the
Filipinos. believe that if we had
adopted resolution in Congress
assuring those people, as we assured
the Cubans, that we had no selfish
design upon them, we never would
have met wsth any opposition in the
Philippines. The fact Is, we have
gigen the Filipinos every reason to
distrust US, and they are fighting for
their their own liberty"
"Talk about hauling down our
flag" continued Senator Mason.
"Will not our flag come down in
Cuba? Certainly it will, if we are
true to our promises. And the day
that it comes down will be the
brightest day In our history, because
it will show that we are n greal
unselfish nation, devoted to the
eternal principles of right and hon.
asty. If the Cubans want to be
annexed later, that is another ques
ton. Why carnot we deal with the
F'ilipinos in the same way?"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-29
DEWEY HOME FUNDS Squirt
More than $4,000 Received in
the Last Two Days.

Washington, Sept. 26.-Contribu.
tions to the Dewey Home Fund re-
ceived today amounted to S5,542
making the total subscriptions
S3S,31O. 1t is now believed the sum
will exceed S5O,OOO.
Among contributors today were
Mrs. Westinghouse, $4,000; Senator
Nc MILAN, Michigan, $500; Joseph
Pulitzer, $1,000, and Whitelaw Reid
5000. During the last two days
subscriptions have aggregated more
than $4,000.
'No time limit has been set by tue
committee for closing the subscrip-
rion list,' said the United States
Trersurer to the World correspon.
dent today The committee hope to
secure 100000 more which will swell
tho total figure to about $4,000
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-29
COMING TO NORFOLK.
The North Atlantic Squadron to
Be There in October.

The North Atlantic Squadron to
Be There in October.
Norfolk, Va, September 26.-The
visit of the big Virginia delegation
to Washington to secure tho prese nee
OF the Olympia and the North At.
lantic Squadron in Hampton Roads
early in October has born fruit. AS.
sistant Secretary Allen notified
Senator Martin, of Virginia, last
night that the North Atlantic SQUAD.
ron will be in Hampton Roads be
tween the End and 9th OF October
This is construed to mean that the
Olympia will be one of The warships
In the squadron.
The occasion is to be made grand
holiday. All the schools in the
tidewatnr section around Norfolk,
Newport News, Berkley, Portsmouth,
Hampton and other nearby points
will be closed for II day, and excur.
sions will be run to the scene from all
points by rail and steamer.
The businss organizations of Tide.
water Virginia, assisted by those of
Richmond, are buay preparing a
pl oper program of reception.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-29
Republican Nomination.

Big Stone Gap. Va, September
26.-At a Republican convention
held at Wise Courthouse yesterday,
the delegates from Wise, Buchanan
and Dickinson counties, nominated
John l.. Litz, of Coeburn, as their
candidate for the House of ID elegates
Rev. Jas. B. Craft. of Scott, nomi.
mated by the delegates from Scott,
Lee and Wise, at the Second Dis.
trict senatorial convention, has sig.
nified his intention of not entering
the race. Mr., II. p. Bruce. of Wise.
Democratic nominee will have no
opposition.
sMYTHE AND BLAND REP UBLIcANs.
Bland, Va, Sept. 26-The Repub.
licans of Smythe and Bland coun-
ties met in convention here today
and nominated j. D. Honaker. OF
Bland, for the House to oppose F.
Kegley.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-29
Suggestive FiGures.

Here are a few figures Rev. Mr..
French gave us in his last SUNDAYS
sermon: The United States spends
yearly for liquors S140O millions;
for tobacco $500 million; for amuse-
ments S4O0 millions; for chewing
gum S22 million; for home mis-
sions 6 million and foreign mis-
siOns five million. 1t would ap-
pear, Judging from these figures.
that recent statements made in
this paper were not far from the
truth
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-29
Family Washing.

The capacity of our plant being
taxed to do the usual work of a
laundry, we cannot take family
washing. Regular list prices will
be charged. We thank our friends
for their liberal patronage thus far
and hope to merit u continuance
OF the same. Respectfully,
TAzEwELL STEAM LAUNDRY.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-29
Death of N. L. Crockett.

Newton Il. Crockett, whose Sc
rious illness of typhoid fover, was
mentioned in recent issue of the
NEWS, died at the home of his sis.
ter, Mrs. A. ID. Hambrick, near
Springviile, OH the Goth inst. lie
was about 40 years of age and un-
married. Mr.. Crockett's death
was surprise and shock 10 n
large circle of friends and relatives,
as it was reported that he was i'm
proving. He was popular with l.,
and beloved by all who knew him.
He was true to his friends, aud his
enemies were few. His fine mu.
sical gifts made him welcome
and prominent figure in many
social and iestal gatherings, and
he Will be remembered and missed
Peace to his ashes.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-29

Governor Tyler, voicing the senti-
ment of the people of Virginia, ap.
propriately celebrated the return of
Admiral Dewey to these shores by
ordering salute of seventeen guns,
the Admiral's salute, in the Capitol
Square at Richmond, on Tuesday
afternoon. A large crowd Was
present. The firing of the salute was
much commented upon and il met
with the approval of the citizens
generally, all of whom were glad to
learn that Admiral Dewey had
arrived safely at New York.