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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-11
Killed by Indians

San Antonio, August News reach
ell here today that Walter Hemmipg,
an American from this city, had been
killed in a raid by the Yaqui Indians IN
the mountains east OF Guayamas. He
left here in April last. with two COM
panions, to search for gold in TIE
YaquiS country.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-11
Last Of the Dalton Gang

Houston, Texas, August 5.-Jim
Mite, the only survivor OF the Dalton
gang Of outlaws, was today convicted
at Henderson Of murder in connection
with the robbery Of the Long View
bank in 1894, and was given a life SEN
tence in the penitentiary.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-11

Mysterious Billy Smith, OF New
York, and Andy Walsh, OF Brooklyn.
fought twenty-five rounds to a draw
before the Broadway Athletic club
Friday night. Z
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-11
THE sEMI-wEEKLY .rtssENGEK: FRI DAY. AUGUST i, ~.

pugilism for him. 1t has been re-
marked that Big Dan is generally laid
low by a heavy blow in the midriff.
He is on with another combat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

fT1fEEATER sovrs na;.c~si several ED
f4ees aEoge tiae members - tSe cow
8sases alrts have appeared ~ the SeAt,ls
Sna Itir3 Ake@ae thsassre during tAa past
&ee& Joaa =. Ntsshofzcn wh1 tskGa ttse
Ys5f q ''-<It Davenport 81 "AiaAasna." 81
thw Tinted NtFns~ faesfer. made saAay
.eas1s 5aFTs Ate~1 two xetea - when 80
~As wtA ts9 Cease 3s31k Company TIE
rrssurs@y had . !srEs eapsF3o.r, xr1 Mf
Ntcas .sea plsye4 g. ers tilsTs Gsora th~ lss4
in ~IAm9B and FFta}as" ts tAe eoaors.
i@cAeY gt5eT !a TIE hsa seAv Thorough
tysa HIS war& "a @A-s .sAsaa~ f~ oae og
tae sn-cffs~F ~ t1e Dfstty Se3laern ttaY.
Il "A A4ass}tt B~a. whl-h appeared
SO aa Se&tl-s tAeatre. tne sFar T. -.
s. as ~. reets ro Get~e8eettan e. q -
st-se ssEsaaee Ills last appearance s.az ar
tee ghsr5 kFenoe ta~aser during {he AZ
ttr e tssi T. was sere ,aAt ha uet y IN
sa s@etssnt wnhh US ~ Hrzt shouE-f 80
serioIx tat be wsUfs hsys A. Yaesrs frana
tee sttAs U4rV@a neatly NN5fe walking
aawn @&&sao2 sfrt~f ore ussf=s sfe~ tse
Performance BE -sfe1 a. tha 80 stdaustx
49, s@!art9 ear et els 5eEs. lie was gar-ea
- leava is@ eers fany aas after gsszt Tussf-
ear sfE@Hs was aEafe st5e % wax tAe
Boards - tss 5&st sew % atse ac hss
apue&set 3 tAe A-eaasy 'hea .ee ssu fran
e,sao- pc "a 1ta f&t@sr - n ~ Sells S&. a
~e- waa is-sfY sp.ss@rea n ~0a tas
SavAnses {,ivaz''
Fr.aea Ta1a 80 A M+aSat P=l~
sss* a. Seefsz~ Is kee 81 - t.sa gurr-
aaHH ~ IS s~Sye5 ~ fav T@Gr& Arer.ue
thsasfr tH.se YsA:S az Fs2 * H4co7 r
fse saire ro1ras@at Nss 49, = assn ,..s
"@1 trst ~F- Aea~4 a-'of an4 r.-~
wte tsasea =a teE4ee-a-a. st t-c - t..5
av~~a~ .a~ss~- ~ Isaraa v e.a s-rrsers
t-ee3 as 80 s'S mar "a ~Fry-1 : - =.
~ea~ No Has~ 50 as h7s s-.f..-.rs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

-x-s xssssau-zsay drinking eoa4 Sea Il
seems &c kew fhs yso<ee- 10 cage s-a =
10-rz4 - gos h2zs 80 sse<sa eg 1<sek
s.43~r rao4eAs he @esessed . T1se an9 80
- 8. w@IE SEA arn 81 est Ar. P-lzarSss
sr 5xs rsrgsssxs set se 1Ga& 1-sTsA 81 Z
sai~ Sal th@ c2ESfaszs refTeF axe
lags- rs7ssassasses saw Primrose settled back
= az ARA e-za1r SHARING 8waE ara sAeA ~A-
5ers1ezs9 Way Primrose MAS = ssA s--lSs-.
Ms Eugszs< Taylor. ere a. tina mem
S<rx 81 tEa Ses5@ Archer eo1ars-y, . n4ea
rsceztsv sep@azsS n seattle ~ G@R-
eer+e3 wa1a1. Is d Laughter @ RLSEE1-
snens sarIssy N =. LaaA2s. Mo Mss 4@y-
Ier wsa = very ta2sztszi ard who IS Sszosn
very vel N re EAs1 fSg ssr striking oSAa-
~ VIII as rezaTr As-es ay thaSe wsc have
seen t5s Tack ard TIRE BaA1=ss5s ccE-.-
razx as are az the Beauty TITO. SEE
VII. ha remembered hy her sz@et rer1l tS1n
.. STE Was Bred u Ds1 hezr2czx esSy-
f-g the engagement 0, the company n Tbs
cagy
was- TaEerhais ard hsTrsr were Or
e&aizanz ira Louis Jgmes-h Kathryn ha10er
Eraz9ersex WaFs5s tTa3Eay3E2ts ne EISsASsrs<
a. ne Nsw YORK ratio EroEArssae1 1AA4S4rs
and grznS disaster ser the young EaaEAsEEs.
want ahead and N addition 10 TIE tnTns
stars xh0 by the Way are guaranteed =
large weekly sll % -3Szey -oT f1s8T ser
wees. engaged & large ard expressive sup
r-arELng eoruyzny. Az e1soo-4GS 01st1t -
rev xcersTv an5 costumes was pure SGD
ginning with the New York eEgag cement
there has ROT bean ere performance wtltca
dsI not show q h2EcS9r1@ pEonE lie sea
soa has been uszcaDEnonly s3c2@SsFGl al.
MeSsrs- wage1hafs and EeErsr ara -aap-
ing Fsca reward fGE Ens1r enterprise aEad
good Judgment Arrangements have been
made 70 continue tire rriuEnys-aEs Tor al
ether season
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

One % my reisasors was an interesting
creature. and evidently well pleased with
himself He wore long finger nails. ard
seeing ne look at him spread out lis left
hand. evidently for ny admiration. On
the fourth anger he were q large Chinese
ring. an6 all the nails were long. partscG-
larry those az tEe fo1rtn and 1fSh fingers.
which, had grown 70 a length or az tsast an
anch They looked Hike huge claws. sspe-
ciaiIy when he tried 50 pick up anything
from the seat Tie owners OF such nails
regard them with extreme satisfaction,
ard cultivate them SO carefully THAT taey
sometimes attain @ rroaIgsous length.
They are largely affected By S3aEaass and
Chinese clerks. who fancy themselves sx-
qEls.tes. Is IS supposed 10 indicate the
fact tia. their owners 30 I'd manual work
Curicusfy enough, in so far-afy place as
Mexico, the same idea exists: but there IL
is generally confined To the little finger.
7 do not know what else he had - 70
proud about. unless il was his right leg,
which was deliberately tatt0oed aeove tha
knee fie was dressed in only 9 panung.
and 10 cord around hiss WAIST vas at
tached wallet for MS tobacco a~steanat,
etc. He also carried some toc3 wrapped
in a piece Of green p!antain Ieaf.-Gentie-
rlan's Magazine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

per's profits ~ shs tour viii reach S8 aoo
81 least. " no says that Shakespeare speIls
ruiuf
Tim Murphy has iett the xuowolaI steppes
e. the West and Is row presenting THE
eaTFaf~ Dagger az the sunny South
Primrose & DDckstaasr's new Euinstrels
Iasi1e their FIRST appearance IN Neg York
F1oriary Is AZ the Graol opera house
Miller Freeaan's Al Gay Coney ISL
ana whicn appeared IN Seattle several
weeks ago. opens al Tire Great Nsfta.Yr j.,
CoicAso tonight for season.
Helen Robertson has male A seie,ess IN \
.saoing part IN REV. Griffin Davenport Sc
James A, HeTne'S new pay. uav renrlrs,
ct ne Herald Square theatec IN New York
M!ss Robertson - product OF the West a
beautiful woman ana clever actress
NaEeuh2ls & kenper tae mana veYx o-
tHe Louis 1&Ene s~kathryn kfd3er- r7res1ar-
TX N&rde combination start tha next 80
son IN New YORK IN SEPTEMBER. with an
elaborate Production - Romeo ara ia
het' Mss ki36er wiz Be TIC juliet, Mr.
Jaues. Aercati2, ani Mr. Warde Rorneo
Mss Olga Ne1herso'e a ssh arco-af,sr "a,
~ neT Journey. 2gs By her taithfIl ssrllIs
Barre. %ho. y VII h Remembered, vas
named SITTER the w@il known s.q,estsSF, xrr5t-
sr }. N. Barrie. IL a1aIt.oa. tnIs var
hiss NstEcrsc.a aas an1tafr canine friend
"a Young fox terrier raussd Mckinley. IN
her train. 80
i.ea Teanysoa's Brock, My Friend erom
--*"4a - 4AAt4SFS Et wa nE forever TIE
I'is~e = ntw IN rs ia.r4 v%ar and rnasinf.
nancy every week. Il - t03ng So wei that
sEnF "a q kace have ae~.ae5i - sers l. an
ire road sgasn nexi f2u. As record
Produces IN thIs country.
Thomas jefferson has h.fs~r., 49,,
saown as the steFG-cyed ani re-aa~ss.gasx
gentleman who pesTed through a leox otfi~e
Wow sfaA Informed yoa eAas the 6sss-a
waa absolutely 2o.4 cat u rauss - = 49,
- a
bs2at!est business e counting fSa r.esaS~.sm
go AK ~ Win fha recxleSs fortunes a,
s..e - sAa'ie tsS. egt he does L. ara
TIE n%4osle aAS gEQGest8onabiy hkxeer,tes
MN as tas real tang. as tasy say in tha
street 80 ta7
~ osAo,y 80 csuned.an on the American
st@se has made saen rzxhz strides ar hss
$50 @s - it4s Ce34eF. wao ma Is sucss
: 1lt AZ fa@ sesttls taeA.er n '~Tnn 9sr
ron 1ex4e>" Ar Golfers fasn@ hax 49,,
fosAS. - jaersas3Hg sra5 xEth earh so
E"Se re 4as ~ Fsss ~ UeN Earcex xas-b hA3
htth*Tf3 t%e1 ubs1x .reyrge-E &c "a -
s*ru u wzHf paris stnrs a. - -
c@ferF a paws trssteF Ia $ew York Rr5
- sseA aaS oerr9 oEtE.n.. &&t totally gYlIke
si'<'AinE tfsi has goze before.
>sEref* save tendency - ~ = apr~a~
arset EsaG water - So. esr-s Ear@, -
So 90 George Primrose. Va
go - = cNza - see yosT ecFz,-..-s
sast IS sn@ gs5s1 say < VA ore x 80
saFs hsiarpas e&aasfss ~sa~
R~f@ 81 sfe1ssag. arb 80 saa as ~
- Aa.9 Aa3 Sat wcul9 asesgrIlaf@
= - = T's@ o..2f@z - an exu!~-
'sss@s sse@i ~s<-1eatov. Xe4Fs ara Vte-
,@a s5ff kfeS sonspansHs ara - g..
%+0t zf>"- 7ste~ 80 ''F
y IS - an9~n tina sAe e-,.ss..,s--
:, s,x,~- = 70 ssie~ tas ezsafs cas- = -,
laS a Feesnt tr3a ef zsraHarose AS 49,
aA~1Sf &sakEsFsS t&S tran 1850
~. @@s ~ t@@se states ans as
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

IxrRkNs DAME a eiW t~a SEE t>e
we@k AZ the Seattle farAtS~ rs sss-
fewna'ie~ @3A ae4h4sezs 2e satas w.ta
erslSht i,y Fhe gtAuy a2s F~sxss zna9r Nsssa
far bis remarkably ssaauy wces "a ~t1s@
SE~aFF" 81 Nests wei kre@N f&rrs 81
Rag sahy.+ Esd isteg ses aas saSgaEytae
:ssssen ~ = ssNsgtr Val street. aFsAeF gn
'fsttle E-pcA Ee Wt3 brig N3sA hssrs
wAss the Neg 1rFA k9sen-sk Kosg ard
ssseT papefs rSunsuSCe '-s'ae gssTsc cgses
s2sN~sSe> - tA@ @a-sar- ee&stlrs ~~1Tst~
iseiw Fsses afst go essss&I3s FswFt erssasss
s>Ee2essz sss@ ~fssc = tas~.s 81 trr Ne
tse esseTsz - thesN sssass 81 sessrE Asase-
ksaz. siarsy h sSsaalss sSsa .a9Ss Her
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

ADVANCE OF THE MOTHERS.
New York Daughters Declare They
Are shoaidered Dat of society.

when Bourget. ZangwiiI aad Barrie
came to New York one OF their first In
Quirses was for the typical American girl,
whose fame was made international by
novelists and whom foreigners hope to
see quite as much as buffalo and Indians
To all these inquiries the answer was:
Go West or South: she is no longer here"
The fact is. shs Is nothing but heauti-
full tradition in New York, where the
married woman has assumed har place.
She Is no longer persona grata In society.
for her mother has selhshly shouldArei
her cut. Run over the seasons list OF
bellies and who do you find filing seats
al dinner parties. filing up the floors a.
balls. orramentirg the fronts Of the opera
boxes and quietly assuming the attentions
OF all the amusing. good looking. eligible
meng Why. Mrs. Clews, Mrs. Sloane.
Mrs. Burden, Mrs de Forrest, Mrs Fish,
Mrs Whitney and scores OF other matrons
who are still beautiful, still engaging, but
none the less are they at that time Of life
when the mother. fifty years ago, wore a
cap. carried her knitting and watched
with pride her young daughters having
their innocent fling.
Daughters. indeed most Of these well
preserved ladies' have. but, bless you.
they don't get showing beside this moth
er trust The modern New York girl stays
IN the nursery tiil she Ia turned s. and
when she does come out her mother SO
thoroughly oyershadows and heavily
chaperons her that she has not the small
est chance at the harmless frivollty, free
dom and filtration that used 20 make the
American girls life an enviable thing.
II you want to see this seasons crop
of deputantes you will find them along the
wall at dances watching their light foot
81 mothers lead germans. You will see
the poor little thing, in plain white
frcck, sitting meekly In the back Of
mammals box ard talking between the
acts 10 some good. deaf old gentleman
They humbiy pour tea on mammals day
al home. and keep elderly lady callers in
& good hunor. and nobody asks girls any
way. II dinners any longer. But why
should one invite the girls for the New
York debutante has either gone in for the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

eef*s lan62aE@s and literature. Ike pretty
\ s. Elsie CleEs. or athletics and char
-. as Miss Hoyt and AEixs Gcelst- else
Sc Is too shv 20 make coExe~sa ton. and
therefore Is not inv1tesf
tf course tEls condition q things will
eteIa7e&@4S bring asogt a revolt % the
daughters, bat the mothers u~xrwhii~
are making heaps % hap - The sun
shire
ore q tha intest ruaneuverz ~ the
K2sss2faas IS IL insist that tss.sr daughters
sfaa1 ABANDON ths title II mother and
call them nirnsy. mint. chere. rsaiguonua
eco @Aea Isie Aside from tAe tragedy Of
t4@ SUBSTITUTION. thevs IL al Infinitely
soni4c sid@ n hearing pYestv girl o,.s..
ar sesi0HsiiY address . portfy elsgvxasyar
~fso would TIP the scales al - Is rnop.,s
Eae petite or doaxdoace
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

r52s performance gees w3-A .&4t Tee VIA
SSt wnz1A r@r@e es-<Sy Is s-gcz1
TIE ezsz ~rxs re-z-kaeaT svsn ere.
s9s-rsssEw clever sessv sze v1rk g tie
Te2ng woz2- vas rSzves ere part g A.
VISA. q sfaszvs~~ We @eEate2 he 4xys and
Egsz~4 unrss sss s1rze wh&n she s1z&si faI
sAts sss g-as ef res nszr she hSve6. a53
wae- re sszrs Egrns tgl smto the arms af
se4 wrczE TAI
Hairy CA-rsa C1a-ks has rasrv evssn3s
in SEATTLE haTszg Is4ye9 several seasons
@zeh Ire Frawaeyz He s. ceretzzn, naf
= fz<ss eszne31z-, at ssezzss secure place
o. r1e-e wezgsz tran ~sElA1 Happened -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

bert .1Ese.z ws1 h4Es f@- s1aTgEro-- sss
s&s-s SAax- eeGrsss s1E sssszsry sAsE7@ "a
80 s-@szSsexSan * Tie asqss4s 4z-1sg tA@@-
sassx xEss sszzzrEzsssy Successful zGzs -
sex yEE
Easntels szr- - re T@sFs Eye. wn.ca
"a sAat .. as Aszsse@@az ~ assg1sSE ssaaTaEssr
tae wsE as ~ q ESxG@-txsx szEsg u
TG@ Isx&T1 - tse &zsss E-s Sal - se
sase sszSzseS& easz2Gssss 6rasa IS E&<~.
sz1ga- ~A@ aaESges. sesSssszaEx 10 xS@ A@s-
Esssss ~ szgesys TEEN wsss re tx-GsSz-
rzesg1-ew fsE ssaiea Nseto- E4<5zz. hAs 49,
esaa@ <&SseseGs The esos@s - sA<xe &zz
sxe@sgt ssz4a5gy vrea er4aeg4. /. taS sgEyzs=us
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

r A B4FzsF.s .we E.2scaa cslas1s1s.
Jack anG EAs 8eArstzak and 14S@ &rs
us& A@ng zs1-ey THIS Srason-
TIE reeeizts a. s1s 1so12s lanes AasHrSa
Ettsds--Eavs5xr<ek .Ear1A --GIlEEEsts It's
sxaxs-a hzsa averages s. 10 for each per
f1r-arre AZ this rate VI age GA2 - Aefn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

jones. which vas bails fer such actors as
dsorEs (. Bonisaee.
~ ATHENS 81 BUIGER's rag tins
1'A epeFs. "By she Sad Sea wayes,"
- aicn played 70 s8sh enormous business at
the eeasile taeatey several months ago,
was = Chicago tast week They appeared
a. fhs Grant opera house su3 drew large
audiences nigb'3y by fhs Sd Sea
Waves has proven a n5Gn0y- gester for
these clever comedians ard they wiE m
doabs keep II - the read for sog.e time 70
coaso. Miss jessie lie WIZ; and WIN west
are sdA w.th thau.
:. ..:
THE spectacular buFl@sque eg8s4'' Gre OF
tAe t.e%egeat shows that has toured
the co%ntgy = iafe years. has been made
almost rew. Tae scenery. Costumes, dice
tF.as4 sua ulsa ..aE.gaI egIecis aEe nsw. ana
tbe exElavaEaass& contains a number or
hTisat ana oi-t2-j8le SEaGiaitiss. Il IS "A.
py~aent Ia Ca5c&ga. anl Nil pEooa bly, %
$~ooght 70 tss Coast GugAHg tae early SAN
R3pr
Tas ems; .aalu3cs stuart. eaied ,g,e male
Fatu. Neal NeE@i Terry and Esiner. ths
TroeadeTo gasrte.Ie steuA GsImofe. Flea
g9T * sus, Mage Davenport f1ouna IRA X
say. caan.e Eaeanqson. SISTERS s.anfars.
la}s@n >t"Tisus Sadie Gtf4r& Ada Arm
~t~err Frank Csyer,y. Taansss keas.ng.
fdeafc lloyd sad = laESe HIs1osr - pretty
sT}s. without sbom Production = this
k.na weGsd = incomplete The company
Numbers ever fevtv people '.i4sE' il a
combination 81 eomio opera. farce. v.Aede-
vile &a1 sQecfEc,c. In gho Tee O. former
ys4Es tae interest atNaya ceaseress N shs
person y aa p}ayet tae part Of rsaaaUa
sae aa-@Y aEeeu and tae latest Axpirant -
Stuart. lis 1eaks-7zp toilets ana s37sfAno
so!cs hsip A;En - -@s~lvs ira eaeNe. whil4
ir his specially - uses rs nae ease4 ~
st.'a a 1aanrc- taag there - - gsllssakiax
RS snx.
= Billy AND MASON. SAID % s,e sgyo
! = snpsnE faree cc-ss2i 4ns. uIn prcse-t
a. re Tasgd Ayes.s ,heAter for ers vves
s@stas!2g 1auiss$. Wa = yvAa"' 4 eoFa-
esiy - e@g1F.ilat.e "a seasoned ws.A vause-
We features TIE a4thor claims ssr thls
piece scaTe teaa tAe cessA. fA-ca c5rrefy
n'es as y e93ef 80 z@c-vsasfalsy pro4nea
* taa ss&SaEef@sGt las ss~geun.et the
STARS - u1Aay clsyer people. .nc.,sft7E
AAee Y isafe4 Gaze Ca-lm4nss. Iaa!se
fs1gix EluflF <fH0a f%e@r~se Tarwr,S5rs
Astss7tso arr Meta aase-. whttsux @ss~
tsrs- faarle% = t~4ssS FkaErg = W-t~h
Hert =. @e1a. &narsse 80 FeEr4. ATtAuy
"a = EFfls4sG Mares ans Earhsrs THner
T4s ecr@rSsaF E'Sve1 - hlg business IA
k>9fi4&aa, s03 snv@Fs' peeFae wAo ssrnsxsasi
10 performances spss& algass * II
g = =
- 20 HENRY IRVING 81 Ea5ew a. raske
- osse aaaT~ to1+ - Asnerils. P3aYenx ,rs
- 1s~sss' cgt.@S. seatgs~ &C. tse e-sasss-, e
80 E~ssg tTsga&saS's aETSAsAaca sever
years ago. 80 aeTssl. FFaaa4 BY greeting
IA WITS azzSa-is@sat aa>4Ses. leaving A
srrgz@rse EztsN 80
rs seaat rs ,fse ~ - place ts~ etsw an N.
Fe4'r - As ta@-. Mss Eflez Terry wtl3
s~sS ssaay &sz- So 49, go 49, A.. = yzxsr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

gefaFs buying ycaw rev wheel ezts ars
s x@sn}Ese The Cleveland t@s line Trey ar
=. ftEat- Foes Bros. l. Niles, .eas ss~cnrssl
= A~4A -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

- the arstIeS OF otlssr eigl~s IS 20 be relied
upon. ~ais~ ths frsuejrats supporting Dan
les afe described beng a. that opera
.afaaIlas ais4 utss5 note fasR tsa pstallc
generally g@'s DANES - swprsnounce4
funn}er ~ sheS- operas than In any ociaer
Sogk 20 ass produced On the stag. sie
himself - said 20 D. very MACH in soTe
with his parts, ard t12t TIA hlts wnfch
he has nsst~ arc 0f very wtraak sGg1 gra~
e@al enaFAcfsr Is pretty sci demons "a al
by to tempting oseTs whlch Manager
kisks Ia Sseele haz received "a praeuce
&C. o,ses ~ ia i40naea tsrol+s a4ss tse n II
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Or. Rinehart, dentist, z4ennessy block.
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1.-The police department now consists
of So patrolmen. each and every one Of
whom must pass muster. 1t makes no
difference under which title Of religion
he serves our God-we care not. What
will be required of him is competency,
honesty-and is he an American citizen,
no matter where he was born. I desire
to place myself publicly on record. as
l mean to strictly enforce the rule, that
men in the various departments while
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A NEW HOTEL,

The Dorothy, run on the European
Man. elegantly furnished apartments.
with electric light. baths, hot and cold
water in every room, large office, read
ing and writing room, and a sample room
which will suit every travelling man.; cafe
In connection, where you can get anything
YOU wish. Only one block from the heart
of the city. Granite. corner of Wyoming.
Telephone.
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AT THE HOTELS.

The Butte-E. B. Knapp, Boston; A.. l..
Reed, New York; +. Demartini, Milwau-
kee; w. b. George, Billings: Ware r.
Gay, Boston,: r. J. Armstrong, Chicago;
A. D. Mcintyre, City; O. Y. Warren,
Wan Springs; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G.
Bach, Helena: c. w. Tozer, Sacramento;
r. I. Holland. B~imetallic; Frank d.
Brown, A.. A. Fairbourn. Philipsburg; ID.
Hanson, wife and child, Philipsburg; T..
T.. Rice. Denver: Mrs. S. r. Buford, Miss
Conley. Virginia City; l.. S. Rosenthal,
Chicago; d. Bradford, Helena; G. =. KEEL
Ter, Salt Lake; E. j. Doyle, st. Paul; w.
II. Thomas, Great Falls; A.. i. Gaines
and wife, New York; Frank Il. Hilton, st.
Paul.
The McDermOtt-E. Sharpe. Helena:
NJ. II. Parker, Boulder; J. NJ. Daily, Mel
son, h. c.; Norton Nelson, Denver; II. J.
Schaeffer, Spokane; Max kohn, New
York; b. A.. Parsons, Detroit; d. Boyle,
Livingstone; H. E.. Peat and wife, Mis-
soula; j. G. Laior, Anaconda; Will b.
Edgar, Elliston: w. I. Higgins, Deer
Lodge; A. Wettengel, Rochester; w. II.
Tiff and wife. Helena; c. r. Weld, Great
Falls; T.. Howard Duggan, Great Falls;
f.. D.. Andrews. Mrs. Adams, Helena;
Rev. C. M. Akers, Helena; +. S. Morton,
Denver; Henry Knippenberg, Glendale;
f. Noteworthy, Chicago.
DR.. Rinehart, dentist, sIennessy block.
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TURKISH T

Amos Turkish and steam baths open
dav and night. The only professional
shampooers in the city. Turkish baths
81, plain baths Csc. Corner Broadway
and Main street.
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Repsold selec, vintage wines. marvels
of delicacy and fragrance. +. J. Brophy
g. Co. sole agents, Butte.
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DR.. Rinehart. dentist. Hennessy block
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500 sets of teeth $40. DR.. Wix.
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DR.. Rinehart, dentist. Hcnnessy block.
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If YOU desire goods of the highest quail
ity, visit us. We can supply you with
the best Fruits and Vegetables in cans
and glass. The wants of the public have
been considered in the selecting of our
stock. and whether o are buying for
hotel. restaurant or private family, your
best interest might be served by calling
and examining our stock and learning
our prices.
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Finest crown bridge work. Dr.. Wix.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-28
Recruits For The Philippines


More Ringwood boys are now on
their way 10 the Philippines in the ser,
vice OF Uncle sam Lieut. w. 4. White
Of MorgAntowu, was here last Friday
hunting recruits for tho new regiments
now forming for The war in tho East.
Several young fellows applied and four
passed the examinatio aud were Vegu-
larly enlis ted as follows: William =.
Rexroad, samuel \. Thompson. Wm
Carleton aud William Beaue All have
been working in the Coal mines out at
trona near town. The FIRST named
served in the First West Virginia Regi,
1ent and made a good soldier. Ito
was left in charge OF the squad aud the
transportation 20 Wheeling for them
sent TO him and they all left Tuesday
Tor that poipt, as they are being gath.
cred in there and will all leave tomor~
row tFridayi for tho regiment at Fort
jeaveusW orth, Kansas, OF those from
hore Bearc came from Volcano June
ton, Wood county aud Thompson and
Carleton from Monongah, to work In
the Toad Mines The last named were
bora IN England, but came over while
very Young Lloyd BrittOn, who
served in the Second w, Va. Regiment
came in to enlist, but did not have his
discharge aud went back To get it and
meet the onlistjng officer next day at
New6urg, whore he went Saturday
morning from here and secured several
We learn, but have not tho names.
lie was at Terra Alta the day before
and enlisted two parties who had been
in the Second w, Va, one a Corporal
named Sliger, Lieut.. White went on
to Morgautowu sunday where he re,
manned a couple OF days and goes To
Wheeling to take charge OF his recruits
ana take them on TO the regiment in
the west from where they will start
Tor Manila soon AS enough men are en-.
listed