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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21

slightest trouble. But he'd get over that
soon enough and get "a grip ON hlmset
and settle down 90 business. and then
Doe was going TO De- a tough one sure. /
tried feb show him that IL was fourteen
kinds of stupid. 10 say nothing Of all
the risks Dee ran. but d. didn't make amy
impression ON him and he knew well
enough I was going 90 let him 90, and
be just stood there and listened, and final
ly 1 put him out of the door and saw
him walk away
About q week after that the mis- ess
saws:
".l can't find anything OF your gold
wa,c1 Have you got itE
You sec she generally kept my gold
wa,cL IN her bureau drawer for me, and
[ generally carried an old silver bulls
And 5 said: Az
"'No. / haven't got IT,
"'Weu. it's funny. she saws, but l
can't ind anything of it at all
''WeU o. course. L realized I'm a minute
what haa become OF IL. the young man /
mad met ir tho house a week before had
got IT, / says ia look around my things
and see il could lind &c, but l never did
till cCe day about three years after that.
Then I met him ono day. suddenly. FACE
ID face De coming around a corner from
a side street as I was walking up !
mustered him again just little bit,
though De had cast iron nerve and /
don't know as anybody'd ever noticed IL
bV- re.
'NIstcr' I says TO him. can you tell
me the time|
"I don't carry a watch, mister he
was looking better and heavier ana
cooler. and. stronger than he was when
! saw him before. anad he was an apIe
young chap. but / was blacksmith my %
self In those days for strength ana )
says 10 him. -,
Yes. YOU do. unless you've. sold o.
And grinued his two wrists. and prousu 7
'cm together and held EN- IN one mana
i'm a grin that both OF ms knew was good
for few seconds. anyway, long enoue %
for the business. And then reached ln
his pocket for the watch. The chances
were a hundred 20 one that he would have
sold TO-. but of course when ne said ne
didn't carry a watch { knew be- hadn 3,
IL had pleased him or struck bis fancy
and he'd kept and carried it But do I'VE
seconds now 7 had IL back Do my Own
pocket. and then } let him goi we didn
want fo 6eht in the street.
"And I've iuErcd the old ticker ever
since. the chasing all worn off DO now
and its as smooth as q turnip
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
CONVENTION OF
EPW0RTH LEAGUE



posing 10 return 10 Mongol China the
captured warships and 10 help train her
armies. Why are the CrdAts and Bui-
garans. the Sorvi8ns and the Russians
uniting IA "a Pan-Slavic movement? Why
are the Latin races reaching out fraternal
hands? Why have the two great Anglo
Saxon empires buried their differences
and crossed fraternal palms across the
scay And why is Germany intimating
WISH that the generic basis may be
broadened and made Teutonic that she
may join the racial kinship? Divine
Providence knows take these blessed
warnings for wider comradeship as glad
prophecies Of the swift-coming time when
an distinctions of race and color. cond.-
ton and class shall dissolve and the
bright gi0ries of 70 reEencrata and unified
humanity. where there shall be- neither
Jew nor Greek Scyihian. barbarian bond
nor free-but Christ shall be an and I'm
all"
IN Tomlin's Hall, Frank VI. Barbour. Of
Evansville Ind. presided. Because OF the
absence Of Senator Fairbanks from tho
city. Attorney Charles w. Smith. OF In
diauapoiis. delivered the address OF well
come on behalf of the State. Mayor
Thomas Tageart threw the gates of the
city open. and Rev Charles w. Lewis,
Morres HIN. Ind, welcomed the couven-
ton on behalf OF Indiana Methodism.
At 4.20 o'clock am eyangeiistic meeting
was conducted iu the tent.
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DEWEY At TRIESTE.
He Was Received Cautiously on Ills
Arrival at the Austrian Port.

TRIESTE. AUSTRIA. July 20-The
United states cruiser Olympia, with Ad-
miral Dewey ON board, arrived here this
morning The principal paper II Picola,
has a fatterinr article welcoming the
Admiral TO Austria.
The Olympia had bad run to Alden
AGAINST "A monsoon. but from that point
on the weather was fine
Admiral Dewey expects 10, remain on
board his flagship. with the exception
OF occasional trips on shore.
The Americans here find the weather
cool and refreshing. although the Their
rnomctcr indicated S6 degrees on shore.
Most az the chief government officials
are absent on leave. The British Consul
Mr. Churchill was the first caller on Ad-
mirai Dewey. and was saluted in the
most cordial manner
The United States Minister, Mr. Harris
will give a banquet in honor Of Admiral
Dewey
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
FACTORIES FOR NORFOLK.
\ Schooner Pursued by a Tug and
Libellcd.

Iibthfus
NORFOLK. VA. July -Special.-rhe
Fidelity International Company Of Phil
adeipha. have acquired site Of fourteen
- here and will begin az once the
wctou OF two fitories wnich will make
1oottor yarns and other cotton and cotton
seed products J. S. CocNane. general
manager OF the company, is here ar
ranging 90 begin the erection of The build
mgs These which VIII oe bum by Geo.
C. Derrick. Of Philadelphia. Will consist
of two brick factories. eacn tN-' leet
and some twelve smaller buildings. The
plant is expected 90 begin operations on
or before November Isl next. Il Will
cost about $4,000 and viii employ two
hundred hands The site Is advantage
ouslv located upon the water front in
Barkeiv and the belt line which connects
Tho eight railways entering Norfolk.
lanes Pollock carpet manufacturer Of
pbuadaiobis. Is president. Israel W. Dur
ham insurance commissioner OF Pennsyl-
yan.a. viee-presdenG C.. A. Furbush.
woollen manufacturer. OF Philadelphia.
treasurer. T.. r. Watson. cashier Of the
Northern National Bank. OF Philadelphia,
secretary of the company
The schooner Levin A. lnslev Captain
Tenerson Davis. which recently rammed
and sunk I'm this harD0r. a canoe in which
were three colored men was linoiled today.
The bodies Of Richard. Carey and Levi
Almond. who were drowned in the COLI
sion between the lnsley and the canoe
.were recovered to-day. Suit was brought
against the schooner by the wife ~ one Of
the drowned men who asks $1,000 DAM
ages. The marshal who sought 10 serve
the papers on the schooner ascertained
that she had sailed
He pursued her with a tug and after
seven hours brought her back. Captain
Davis who Il was believed tried 10 escape
with his vessel proved by his consignors
that he was chartered 90 30 20 Bermuda
Hundreds for a cargo OF lumber FOR Nor
ftfL
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10 give a measure Of justlhcauoh lot
the pad treatment OF the negroes III we
south we hear much OF the vices az"
weaknesses Oh the negro character III i7
we'll 60 have some facts and ngufe5 OF
the other side. Professor Du bols. Oh Al
lanta University. has been at WORK TOT
year collecting Information 90 sho" .ne
coiored mans capacity for business. nc
ports nave been received from ABOUT
400 negro business men. covering az 'lie
Southern and several Northern o'al.9'
one thousand six hundred ana tWeH's-
four reports have been taDuiated. uese
statistics represent a capital OF S''Alo'S-'.
IN twenty cities taouIated. htteen OF
them in the South. the capital repre-
sented s. 81. so. These cities are IN tour-
teen States. New York city stands hfsl'
with 1898 0o0: Richmond. Va, second
WITH S03 000: Charleston. :. c., third'
with $1,000: Pine Bluff. Ark fourth
with $4,000 These figures throw a
broad beam of light upon the negro
problem. IL is Booker y. washington $
contention that peace happiness and
prosperity for his race DE in the direc-
ton or Industrial education ana the de-
vciopment Of the business Instincts and
these statistics show that his teachings
are already bearing fruit IL Is sound
doctrine. and here is the proof OF IT,
Lesne's Weekly.
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An Outsider Wins.

DETROIT MICH. July 2o.-Asain the
unexpected has happened in the Mer-
chants and Manufactures $1,000 trotting
stake. This afternoon Royal Baron. a
comparative outsider. became the WIN
per of the rich prize. But 10 was not
won without effort. for never was there
a finer struggle I'm a horse race than the
one put up by King Mond' who won two
Of the heats and finished second In the
other five. Royal Baron is a six year
old bay horse bred by Col. Stoner Of
Kentucky. and is the property Of \. w
Hubinger Of New Haven.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
MOLINEUX INDICTED.
Hc Will Have to Answer for Adams
Murder Instead of"John Doe

NEW YORK. July 20.--The grand jury
found an Indictment for murder 81 the
first decree against Roland y Molineux
This afternoon. The jury finished its
consideration of tine case IN thirty
minutes after q preliminary consideration
and disposed of it in "a way that is unusu-
al and peculiar Up TO tms morning
there had been no case of Roland B..
Monneux considered.
All witnesses were summoned in the
name of John Doe who was charged with
having caused the death OF Mrs. kate j.
Adams. Justice Williams. in his opinion
dismissing the Indictment against Nolin-
cux. based the quashlng of the indici-
ment Oh incompetent and Illegal evidence
brought before the grand urjy The aim.
10 appears. of the district attorney was 10
avoid this fault in another Indictment.
So an the witnesses were summoned in
the name Of Doe During the week three
witnesses were mnutely examined as 90
the case. both expert and others. They
AN gave 10 as their opinion that Roland
b. NoHncux was connected with the case
and by some that he was the guilty per
son.
To-day the evidence was presented form
allv against Moiincux and his Indictment
followed.
II is said az the office of the district
attorney to-day the conspiracy proceed
ings will be begun against Walter $.
swain. of New Haven Conn. who said a
few DAYS ago that he had sold poinson-
GUS concocuon 20 Harry Cornish In 1891.
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THE president.
THANKS SOLDIERS
CONTINUED from FIRST Pase)


held back could have finished the war
w.-h NV own division and General Law
Ion. who relieved me, Is Of the same
"'ine trouble is that We fellows went
o,er mere to fight, while there were
otners who attended TO the politics anu
diplomacy. 60, c.,. ,,,,
myself disagreed was on this point /
held that the war should be pushed 20
completion. while his policy was stu
that Of conciliation.'
MANILA COURTS.
MANILA, July 20.-j:Jj +. M-An or
der mas been issued regulating practce
before the courts and substituting the
American for the Spanish system IN im-
portant respects. IL abolishes procui DO
tors. who correspondent somewhat 10 So
l,oftors I'm the English courts. all the
duties heretofore performed by procnra-
tors dovolving upon attorneys. Mem
hers of the bar must be residents or the
island. Citizens Of foreign governments
are Ineligible 10 practice az the bar.
Members Of the American bar are elgi-
bic. .-
rhe order gives the courts sole power
N determine the qualifications Of attor-
uoy which heretofore has been n tunc-
ton Of the bar association. and me
church schools have controlled admis-
si0ns 20 the bar
The changes outlined have been maze
I'm accordance with the wishes ot the
Fnip'nos. and disapnoint the Spaniard s.
who potitioned 10 be admitted 10 the par
without renouncing allegiance TO soaln.
Lieutenant J. Moore. of the iowa
Regiment. shot himself to-day "hNa
temporarily insane.
The steamship Saturnue has return ed
from APART and reports that Aguinail'
hearing that the inhabitants were pro
nare1 20 welcome the Americans 10 tnev
came. concentrated 1000 troops there ana
fortified the town and coast approaches
strongly.
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BALTIMORE. July 20-McGraw. poor
throw I'm the seventh inning lost the game
for the orioles this afternoon ana m"'o
IL three straight for the Reds. II "d'
"a sorappy game I'm which the prayers
az. - d.. f,rinps. x. "a. h.
,,a,,.+7ore .1OO2O1O0O-f 10 2
r'rr'nnati OZOOOO2 10 l
r7atteries-Kitson and Robinson; Haw-
low ana Wood. Umpires-Lynch ana
connolly Time Of game. hours. Al
tedance 1,256
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
w1LKESBA

wILKEsBARBB. PA. July 9-Rlch-
mon defeated Wilkesbarre here to-day in
a fast and furious game which was cr-
rorless until tho ninth innin~ when
Goeckol and Cuughlin missed their
chances and allowed two runs 90 the vic
Tors Paiten and Donovan had hard
tight with honorv about even Score:
NyIIKESBARRI1
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Dewcy's Claim.

WASHINGTON. d. c., July 20.-Admi-
raj George Dewey today filed suit as a
libellant IN the District Court OF the llis-
tric, az columbia TO recover the prize
money due him and the officers and crew
of his fleet for the vessels sunk IN the
battle OF Manila and the property suisse
ouentlv recovered by the naval force I'M
der his command me to'di amount
claimed IS S1JO14
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
4 Close Decision 10y the Umpire Gave
Them Victory Over the Champions.
Giants Won Again by Good Bat
ting-Othcr Games.
Standing ofthe Clubs.


81. Louis. @ Boston .
New York. g. Chicago. d.
Brooklyn. q. Pittsburg 2
Louisville. q. Philadelphia, O.
Cincinnati &. Baltimore. 20
Washington. 4 cleveland, o..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21

cINNABAR. MONT. July n.-The old
fountain geyser IN the Yellowstone PARK
has broken out I'm another portion Of
the crater and during the past twenty
four hours played twice. The eruption.
ushich Was enormous. threw out rocks
and p.eees OF rocks and wood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
-. Louis. 3: BOSTON. ,

BOSTON. MASS. July pa decision
nv EmsHe I'm the seventh inning dlsal-
lowing a brilliant catch of hot liner
bv collins. whereby a double play was
made with Tenney. was responsible Tor
St Louis victory to-day. The decision
caused general manifestations of disap-
go, h,. innings. r. a. r..
80, 2OO000OOO-2
- Iouis. ..OOO1OO11 I
Batteries-Willis and Bergen; Young
and O'Connor. Umpires-Emsle ana
Mcdonald Time of game, 1;5S. Attend
ance. 300.
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Reading. q; InnCnstcr. =.

READING. PA. July @.-Lancaster
went down lefore Reading today Both
teams played fine game. though Ian
caster was not in IL at amy time. Read
Ing eXcolled az the bat and hit az oppor-
tune times. The playing OF Lawrence
and Doherty were features. Score.
nlrAnI NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
Russian Town burned.

PERRIN. July 2o-Adyices received
here announce that the town OF Dobolhi,
Inn me government of NOihynia Russia,
has been destroyed by fire. Seven persons
iost their lives IN the c0n0agration and
tho surviving inhabitants have been rem
nnroh loslltulc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
ERR0RLESS UNTIL The NINTH.
When Gocckci and Coughiin Missed
Their Chances aud Allowed Two
Runs to Richmond Pitch
ers Both Did Good Work.
Standing Ofthc Clnbs.


wnkesbarre. I. Richmond. 4.
Allentown. s. New -rk. H.
Reading. o. Lancaster. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
Ncmnrl..t2; AIIenlown. 9.

ALIENTOWN. PA. July @.-Nowark
wrangiod It's way 10 victory I'm most
exciting game which was greatly delayed
hy the kicking OF the visitors. The bai-
ting was free ON both sides. Allentown
made an the errors and they were costly.
Tho score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
LANCASTER

Summary. Earned ns--Readine 2
Two base hits-Lcahy Childs. Fox. Three
hase hlts-StrattOn. Ward Sacrifice hit
Doherty Stolen bases Goodman. l.cidy
LEFT on bases-Beading 2. Lancaster. T.
struck out-By Fertsch. !. by Frazer. 2.
First base on balls-On Fertsch of
lsrazer. a. hit by pitched bail--Schaub
Umpire Muiiano. Time. 1890.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21

Thrce-base hits - Deiehanty Scheiiler
Nleich. Bottenus. Home run-kuhn
Sacrifice hits-Hardcsty Netch. stolen
bases-Smith. NignouX. Henry. Lutcnberg
Delohanty. Bottenus 90; PaOst, Hardesty
Double plays-Cogan 90 Donovan 90 Pabst;
Vietch 10 Pabst. Donovan 10 Hartesiy 10
Pabst. First base ON balis-On Ames. q.
or Cogan. O. Ht boy pitched hals-I4ut-
enberg. Bottenus. Struck Out-By Slim
mel. 4: by Ames .. by Cogan. .. Left
ON bases-Allentown. o. Newark 6. Wild
pltches-Stimmen Umplre-Moran, Time,
cg7
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
Il,NL.iiAL NOTICE.

WELSH. The funeral q MARION. wife
Of Andrew Welsh. will take place from
Centenary Methodist church FRIDAY
July DIST, at 40 +. NJ. Friends OF tho
family invited 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
RICHMOND

wukesbarre.. o. O.. ......O % q q %
Summary Two base hit-Wngley. Left
on bases-Richmond. 4. Wikesbarre, 4.
FIRST base on balls-on Donovan. 2; on
Patten. l. Struck out-by patton, ]; by
Donovan. /. First base on errors-Cal-
noun. Hargr0ve. stolen base-Goeckel.
Irrruire-Mr. Belts. Time. 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
HUMANE WAR.

No Explosives from Balloons and No
Explosive BuiictS 90 10 Used.
THE HAGUE. July 2c-The first COM
n,ittee Of she International Peace Con.
ference met to-day NJ. Nankarnebeck,
Representing Holland. submitted amend
rnents 10 the repori emitting the PROFIT
pstion clause from the FIRST four points
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
nrnnl,l,n. o: Piltshure. ..

NEW YORK. July 20-Two bases on
halls two hits and a couple Of Wild
throws gave four runs TO the Superbas
an the first inning to-day. The PITTS
burgs could do nothing with Hughes
80, ~. Innings. r. "A. r..
prool,lvn. .4O3O2OO0X- II 3
pittsb,,rg 0OOO1 OOo1-2 ii s
Batteries-Huehesa and Mcclure; Lever
and Bowerman and Schriver. Umpres-
swartwood and Hunt. Time of game
1859. Attendance, 200
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Gnmcs 10 DaN.

Richmond at Wnkcsharrc.
Lancaster az Reading.
Newark at Allentown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21

Philadelphia al Pittsburg.
Washington at cleveland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21

NEW YORK. July @.-The New Horks
again defeated the Cmcagos to-day 10y
good batting I'm one inning Both pitcners
go ~. i,,inqs. r. "A. r..
New york. ..00O40000x-4 6 ?
Cnicago ..OOOOOl0 OO-1 D. /
batteries Seymour aud Warner; Gar
win and Donohue. Umpires-O Day and
Mccarthy. Attendance. 1000
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Continued From First Page.

been construed and must he construed
by Congress. We cannot say this or that
has been done when we don't know. he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21

WASHINGTON. July 2o.-Both Wey-
ming and Knepper pitched well to-day
during the first part Of the game. but
the Cleveland twirler permitted the
senators 10 bunch their hits In the sew
enth and eight and win
Score 10y innings: i. II. u.
Washington. .0O000O3 N-4 I
cleveland. .....OO0OO00Oo-0 o.
STRENGTHENING and Kittredge;
Knepper and Schreckengost. Umplres-
CARNEY and Latham. Time Of game, 10.
Attendance. 200.
Louisville. q: Philadclphir. 3.
PHILADELPHIA. July @.-Louisville
downed philadelphia to-day by good OPP
portlne hitting The Quakers started
out IKE winners. but after the first in
ming they could not successfully connect
with Philipprs delivery when hits were
needed
s.oro b,. innings. u. n. r.
philadelphia.. 100000 o0-3 10 2
I.ouevilie.... ....O2O1 2O-6 Ia .
Batteries Magee and Mcfarland, fhli-
ippi and thinner. Umpires-
and smith. Time of game, 2l0. Attend
ance 400.
Daily camera., 1899-02-23

Charles West, clerk In Giesck's drug
store was arrested this morning for ap.
propriating to his own uses funds belong.
ing to his employer. A peculiar feature
of the case was that West placed slips
in the drawer charging the cash to him
self. but refused to give the money up
when it was demanded. He attempted
to leave the city yesterday afternoon but
was detained. He repeated his attempt
this morning but was arrested just be-
fore the train left. He was arraigned in
Justice lngram's court and his hearing
was set for 1880 today At ,ha, time the
hearing was continued until tomorrow
morning, His alleged thefts amounted
to about $50.
Daily camera., 1899-02-23

A man giving his name as Jim Carron
was found lying on the coal in the base.
ment of the court house this morning
suffering severely from frozen feet. He
stated that he had been prospecting in
Gregory canon and started to walk to
Boulder last night. He lost his way and
suffered severely from the intense cold.
The injuries are not very serious. The
man appears to be slightly demented.
Daily camera., 1899-02-23

The Christian Endeavorers of the
FIRST Presbyterian church gave George
Washington social in the church parlors
last evening" A number of young
couples charmingIy attired and repre-.
sentlng the immortal George and other
celebrated personages of the revolution.
ary period gave a number of tableaux
with pleasing effect. The affair was very
enjoyable to all who attended.
Daily camera., 1899-02-23

A number of lady friends were delight
fully entertained with an informal social
at Mrs, J. L. Rachotsky's Yesterday af.
ternooE in honor of Mrs. H. Schradsky,
who was over from Denver. The after
noon was most pleasantly spent with
social conversation. The serving of
charming refreshments closed an affair
which was denominated by all present
as one of the most entertaining of the
month.
Daily camera., 1899-02-23

Ives & Houston have established their
law offices in rooms / and z, Cheney
block, which place will also be the head
quarters for the Wheelmen's Mining and
Tunneling company. Col. Young, who
succeeds General Ives as county attor-
ney will probably occupy his office in the
county court house.
Daily camera., 1899-02-23

Two elegant new houses which are 10
grace the Mapleton heights and on
which work will b. begun within short
time, are those to be constructed by DR..
John Gardiner and J. w. Richardson.
Both are to be situated within a short
distance of DR.. H. o. Dodge's, the form
er to cost In the neighbol hood of $4,000
and the latter $500.
Daily camera., 1899-02-23

The remains of V. H. Spind.er, whose
death from consumption occurred at the
university hospital on Sunday, we're
shipped to HiCksvllle, Ohio, for inter.
ment by J. G. Trezlse today.
Daily camera., 1899-02-23

he remains of Miss Lena Crosley
were shipped to Longmont by Mr.. Tre-
Use yesterday. The death of the young
woman, who was daughter of VIM
Crosley. occurred at Eldora on Monday.
Daily camera., 1899-02-23

The marriage of George Briefly and
lMyra May Tinker was performed at the
residence of the brides parents, c. N.
Tinker, in Mapleton, last night. A mum.
Der Of relatives and friends were present
at the ceremony
Daily camera., 1899-02-23

Charles Gilbert opened his drug store
work and fixtures are all repainted white
and a new coat of wall paper makes the
room more attractive than ever. MIR.
Gilbert has got in new stock of goods
and will be able to do regular business
at nnca
Daily camera., 1899-02-23

The goods that were,sllghtly damaged
in our recent fire must be run off in a
very few days. They 60 at prices that
are almost nothing. GiIbe rt's pharmacy.
23tf
Daily camera., 1899-02-23

Rev. James E. Barbour, who filled the
pulpit of the Episcopal church here Sun.
day, is quite sick at the university hos.
pltaI. MIR. Barbour is on his way to
Providence, Rhode Island, but his sud.
den illness necessitates delay
Daily camera., 1899-02-23

!. A. Wilder and !. H. Waite, who
are interested with Lou r. Johnston in
the Lucky Star and Trident mines at
Gold Hill, left today for their homes in
Boston, Mass
Daily camera., 1899-02-23

Among the list Of Colorado pensions
granted appears the name OF Lowell H.
Smith of Longmont for So and the minors
of F. M. Harris Of Boulder, s.
Daily camera., 1899-02-23

MIR. Lewen Nelson, the hustling junior
member of the firm of P. M. Nelson &
Son, has been forced to leave the store
on account of poor health. While re
cuperating Mr.. Nelson will engage in
the poultry business.
Daily camera., 1899-02-23

Kenneth Mcdonald todaypurch ased
from George Rogers the building occu'
pied by the Finch second hand store.
The consideration named is S4,25o.