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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-09-27

ANNAPOLIS. WASHING.
49, SFON ana BALTImORE and
= ! sW9'aaOgR Z ns..s ANNA POLLS A. Z Il u
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-09-27

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-09-27
Order Nisi on AUDITORS Account.

In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel Coun.
ty. No. BOSS Equity.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-09-27

So,
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ef-TTEn1 grrTERf DEsGs ES
WHILE re evpo~ssnr ~ Frtrr IN 1p-ff
fxff 20 <af anf - sur 61ecssy - css-
s-y and .wxv. wns~n - ~ ~ ~~v Sc~-
prices Csr fac>y rovs crsar~ry -
~ Pine beG Cv~wcs erv7r~rv ~ H-feHs
- eenf4 Also afe~ Larry 1usts-. e
If.n DRlrx. AND CTR rREsH
RANCH gfss9 ONLY = C'rA y boz
I'm All. BLACK HEY ErES al
Hns. nsg. ~s~ss es@. Tss pssnfiyv 80
ssi1 each Us~H ~ snspss 9r1of - ts@fr
cuafssv p~wnes - rv-rsrg vile wfs
the grocer ard tef hin cnarz~ yo8 snsf
ne plessss p~v ~~ss ard s~~ RAJ ysu
get value Sor 4, And v5g VII so1 fnd
spe Inference 70 raHSs tr yosr Docs~r-
booh MIR wsss me snsrg That cr0-ts
our store.
cow BUTTER STORE
ffg- F7rss ave-Ee
rxxrfrsf Cnfcressere Enxsssh Perry
rryos pills are the h~R ssfe. r~ssapl~
take 40 other. send " Stamps for par-
f.culsrs Relief for Ladies ~ letter.
by return msn AZ fruxxfsfe. Chfch@s-
ter Chemical Co. Pnfis5sfp1ss. Pa
MMs. JOHANNA OFTxpAL. xrsfsste
ra~Sftral afsrrrfcfar efsr@rfr s-<nfrr~rfs.
baths and Swedish na<SsD GRses. .
rnsop bloeh. sseohous. Blue III
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A Great Trvs~srn~rf-ffavN yuur fcYsgno
tod ~ xjss Perry. fhe sr~8fssg SfSpnet~
sss 81 The World. truthful IN bar ryn~
si~fions gsifssfS ~ 1<r adVicr ~ mat
fer ghss ff8gSb~x ggg nave $50 ysgnr-
All Of ofh~fs. are viii cutie vg4 fsos-
s1rts 81 g@osf- nave fr.g~3s9 Thousands
% nfs@s % consssif fhj< great sroSs~f.ss
o. az affairs - NE Aa8 hs2s 8~~s RE
vfTg wealthy ans sseSy Il following her
advice. TSu sroEid ret fan - .<g tais
st<f@H afr So yrats gasr n4n1 Ms~
. gos. tets tse ptsnef reg ~s~@ ssya
gnfsr h0~ % avoid frgsfa3~ ard sgfss
you - sacrssa Nses Perry "a - fake %
sbs 10 r@a1ir . rs~isr SRI se~y-fs~s ire
y~ocis ssth ssT zrss tstsrss sra fare
sei9 tss yr~sf flssA far Alaska WARES 90
FIRE .sgfr dsscoysrT. sss fhs xsr De-
fvssr the Trgsef STATES ara sgssfa ever
Cuka. 10 Tes<g. Hosr-
GRAND pris~ fnss2Es-Af@ bail AZ Rama
rail-. Pie ard FF<sn xgen9o. TEars4xg
evening" DrssDeg -. 81 IA sgs~s given
sway. 1nsg s-s3ssrT essss9~ swzTasg
10 cash. sScd rsaot1-
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WANT ADS.

Aavoeatssaesas under say
hsoAsag IN eAessaaso essoans.
~ . vsssa easA snseSsD~or Mis-
S0so Charge, z8e. CBasssoe1
aav sssss~m~sts Susssng sos
nonsh WatheUt change - eODy,
$50 D~S I1s~ <ssses words
eosst 60 itaep. On three
0snsAs' svAsv. oa-1e Dss ssse
p~s us~sshs - str osssAs' ss-
Ger. et.1O per- 1ts~ per 0satss
en- yess1y ssaes. 81 Der lsse
per 0ossA.
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I->%<%%O0N%%%
PERSONAL Dw Nans6sgHs monthly
regulator mas brought Happiness 20 nun
dreds Of anxious women. have never 5a3
single failure. longest caa~E relieved n
tao 20 I'VE lays vftaout fail no pair.
no Gsnser. no lnfsrserence with vurN.
by mai OF o1fce, q. al Iefters trughf1ify
answered The MANSFIELD Remedy Co
BARGAINS in steel ranges nc shs Red
Froat F1rHIsarr Co. % make rom Tor
another carfosd: for This week. only ~
win ssu the veI~knovn Progress ami
Royal feur-soIs ranges AZ rs ard nx-
hole ranges az ~ 10 srd III s~consI AZ
enae sc<sth.
seors. 90 FTke ~r~~f. ~ you nse1 eoox
stoves. heaters or hou~shofd scofU
have nearly all makes. an sfa~s and All
log prices Buy ~ ne once md yo8 WI
h@ a steady customer. Prone gsre~r ~
\ mechanical engineer Vel sp IN mining
dredging. marine work. r. sfsDof 80 9Dsn
s se, .ss ssa ~. ~ ~ ss9s, ssrs
state 81 Washington. Airs r ~ ~sre
F'oss-fnseiIfs~rc~r
THE STAR HATa REMEDY Do~sv~fy
out dye. cures Janfrufs ss1ps fsissns and
makes 1~v hair gov. soif osIv ~ Md
ern Tosfst Specially ca. . Downs slocs
20 5seo-9 avenue
WHEELER q wYI-sCss z~~gsx machine.
rotary MOTOR and BALL b~srfnxz nachfn~s
sp~.faIfyS Hsn~0n's ne csiafrf,sa' au-
porte oossofics- Prone. B1scs -.
LADIES Pre-. harmless monthly rsxsfs-
tor. guaranteed never S4fts. 10 rTyerff-
cine. nj ounce 81 Srey~rtsftg@s Won raN.f
no cennyroysI pfHs Hourp r. - Ars
WOOD. 10 First avenue
To MERCHANTS. professionals man snf
W o'Ssrs ref~ry book row 91~a fog
ors 81 Pioneer bso~k
co % Seattle wsoien ass5s~ Na FIrw
avenue. for 1snnsir blankets esg~s-
rsrss. vol es.ss. sssits made 20 orSer
BEND Y5Gr olf gold frweiry 90 r.-uo<<4i
-xcnanz~ ~ gsy carr for - Henry
Hensel sspufsr'yrfns ts~sier. foon y
HirekIsy siock.
spEfr4frrRw su~ prown. srav nssr
Yssf0r~d % 80 nseuraf r0f7r g~f@os.f fv@
fiae ire n face or-parsronr ar g.
0nd avenue.
WbSES~F Sfer'Frzonr - nrs5ysief for sif
female E5rS sufs g ss4 S~s srs4
Simple ~ 1913 first svsns@ and sessf-
n0ussIs
sxFOxHATYow ,srrs~ses -szs~rrz ~
Rioy@s sri osBers osps5i# -r~~srvs~
se>ffIe Dssseffvs Assr~v. 81 pTore>r
tloes
SILVER filings from r. b xsfs qslsn~s
from - ~ T@efh ezfFsrfs~E s4fsss1rtf
pair Dr Bsxsr. 5~uflss ssaivaa 5fsez
sATgAw PTHLf.sps - oees8@us.s sys
IRE. bargains n@w .aa sHv~gfan~n@ss
WATCHES js-ssfy saa srs@rs @sae.fsss
Ts8.EWARg. sy~e~y So ~~sss go.
seEssfes seattle E5erfro fTsssnx srs
ksoefsefsrfnx Co. IT'S s~~sss
HzE. rEsvTg EpoAp. Tarxs~h So,
SISTER BATS. massage fsssf~~ s~~ts.
snf as.s Colsn5ss. Eius "a
WHITE se~fra nsscn,H~s 81 frs~~~#
2aiaef affaasns rfs easHpi4fs. CO.. -.
Pair uaasonfs ~ csFgrafss.
How soon gra6a@ss H~ssaln-. r~nfsa-
err. Osteossshy Hesars. <ffasss a..
'srfsnsr Ter 20. C-scaso
sar ~ ase.f y r rzonrn& w-.ss~, =,
easBs~ % %e~ Yors aia~N
rTAwgsf earfoss Rrsafes . s.es t,,.s
rscsfv~9. o~aafispJ tore sasv s~rrn~
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TURKISH sa8 sies,rfo s~sas sur- rs-yu,-
aftxns xa6 asFvusenssE Ms s~4p ~
geseT rom -
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30 secsr1 sTerase svagH Psoae ~
rot ri8 ssvs anon~T ~ sssvlnx - ~
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KAFx gss mi W-nyre RsRrss sSa- hr14 u Ps<s
Wuefrs<=u n E8sexus - 80 A0ns B34
u.s. hssxA a. s<zfsie. Jesr @ssss< - sSc SeeH
lzsf<s I'D. Ee<a a Pxzz<x. Eslra Sszss -.
II ysssess. Cab, xs1 sIise A. Tso~rfys< 20.
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seattle 6psGAes :. rs. >, re
s1nzssr rzsa<rs~ Ysf-4 svssss 80 flss Es-.
serss sAs s-ssersss old eb5l1 - NJ ss1 Sfs- "a
d. fHssfzzssasas
rt-es.- to -.zsts~ s,.<as~r :. zzs - .zz TASTY
re-<4pnrp 81 Ak~sza sssDrz< Ssas1- =
most as chi essss Il VI ssac Nh 49, ~.
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Card o. THANKS
WE desire 10 thank cur frfrds for the
many tender acts 81 sympathy over the
for~ % oar little son Fed and also for
he May beautiful fs5Fai offerings
MA AND Mrs 4. =. HAWKINS
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AEG%T% vsnfsf. rssu sIJ vorBc5 Ne
Sanf ore gid szeus. either mar 0r w9rs-
- ls every fgwn IN the Inlts3 States %
take arfsrs for rEFrs women. srs
- siren waterproof marx sHsnsBse art
raieccafs z's1 istiss Vass~fwosg skgr-s
srd rapTs M ard wg-r~r Tasa 80 g.
- w~ss ~ fnFsr u~r f8vas sasfrx
gr3srs fer 1isr waterproof s.rrssnss We
t4raisa iafxw saraeia. r~ssfisalfy uIss~<
frat@8 asnElp b~rs snd cosspfsts oss.
e. instruct y-u 80 - b. tss ysr4 ssd
faf Tf1 eucs = rs~s ~ Earh Fuf etu
Fatta RAJ snis acffcs 20 re D9a-
Sc HaAseT Operation. chicago. I'll
EkE S~fv sufTas TT frsE-sr~~ q
- RirAtarrfsn nos sra aEsss.
re tua -arKesf are fnrsfAres - rszanV
f1f AZ RESI- csN e 0fylcs ~ fats srf
t#st re-orf - nssrass~~
swN - - V1rk sr~+e-.sase
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tnts gsrr GAL ~ x1~rfsc4 =
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htHE
SAt-f-<WE< wRnseS r~u moth -sssttr,w
saeuss Germ ss.srH saasTses A..
ssere4 Ai1rees e. e. Eass Faut- lrssssi-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-10

E>tst-iSlf asVerre~@. ~ertiftcased highest
references ~ 9 traaA an1 England fhr~~
years ~ Ger 1tafF teaches FngiizA b. ali
- traae hes. French. German n1us.r
tldN1nc.th. 4faNinK sni dancing AL
dff~~ y care fwst~istetlixane-r
Nft>f lafe. college graduate ~xucFf-
efcea teacher Wishes - sfart lass n
#'setra efsii German. wtf teach ts~rr-ian
wFttin& viii slse aesf~f hnekwaFf nm
eiiE ln common branches tsrnns - 1ssu-
tht@ Adfre~@ a Eare Fts~t- fnrspf.
eIrrsr. - Ssa SO @prlns street
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v y Esslt- %faaf rffagr Nffh rsa.gs4-u
lFsrf. s.rrIzal4. 81 family q fnfee aEgsfa
ttIsf tisis@sf gsasrttgistsre tn Grsf sitter
A44.ets T. q. cxra Hass~fnseI18s moor
Isl RNrkIs- E-asr-gahrsF hsr-u st-..ss 49,
rn1ns : Na.sf 81 liax
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wrSpTyxsf.~ fn~~ ~u~4 = ftsvs z--~-~
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ere rass frFsissSs~~~
gae-wwe - r~~~ -~a~ ~ rr ~-mus~~
ltz9f~~@ ~ frs~~v~- = - -4~w b~~e
frf~fis@~~~~
Feprsowwf x~@ssf~ -~s4 ~~~s@~ s<~us 800
- erly F~sr~-s . vs-Ffs 80 g~~
To~< ssec<
WINES -sn Isl ~s-s ssw~-- - -sss~x
---- 49, 49, II - ~ -
ses ssGs-sFrv sv~s s~xs<w
c0g7Ea TICKS
r-Trw rs----- ey~s-x rs-~-~~s
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1swefg1faxe gws~sw@ s~~@ws s-vpw as -
res - ss~-~ s~s-f - s~~-s~ss-v 49,
s~grg r-Do~vs snS ssns r~<s~~-~w 80
alse-s
sgHS > cggYya sgwFsTx .
- S~~ yoss ss~s
FOR 44sg-mg sSr-~ n e>-xs.. 80.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

social. dance nsx' wedns sday evening
sTtafvr u. Ranke hall Pike street. snf
Frsth avenue given by u q T. & ex-
Vei'ens s,usic VII ~ IN attendance. con-
niitfe rAsrve@ all right. admission. gen
tlemsn 81 iadI.a free
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L0DGE NOTICES.
O. q F.-Two shares In obi Fellows
tsmef@ry Asssns stian IA Seattle rar
ta4te siss esaea. make os1er. y. -.
hex ~ Portland Or
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-10

WAgTED-A 0vue-e1nss Soa9bssDsF. w.
ear use . typeUrffes. eq5y - ex1evb-
unmarried 0an peufesgo1. 0A1ngy. - -
month: . ptea1nt s09 Dssuses1e 49,
fI0n 20 fhe pgu7w 49, a&UZ1 y y0os
own haadWySfiaG- AA1EHW " ~ e1fs
Poss-InfsfHgHcsr.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-07
For Better Mail Service

A petition is being circulated today
among the business mon and being gen.
orally signed, asking that tho superinten-
dent Of the railway mail service permit
mail from this city to be- carried on train
No. Of the Colorado Midland railway,
which leaves this city at 4 o'clock.
The petition sets forth that on account
of the mail not leaving here on the Rio
Grande until midnight it requires "a
hours for mail to reach Denver and an
answer returned. This works to tho det-
rimsnt Of all classes Of business in this
city. Carrying the mail by the Colorado
Midland on train No. 8 will not affect in
the least tho contract now held by the
Denver & Rio Grande but will give this
city increased mail facilities which the
city deserves and should have.
The government never contemplated
that this city should have the very in
complete mail service given it now, when
1t secured its contract for carrying the
mail. The petition is good thing and
should be generally signed.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-07

Mrs. L. L. Bailey left for Ogden last
night.
John ]. Slavin, the popular travelling
agent OF the Santa Fe il visitor to the
city.
The local lodge of Order Of Railway
Conductors and the Ladies Auxiliary
will hold joint installation at Odd Eel
lows hall, Saturday night, to be be fol-
lowed by banquet.
G. P. holland returned home today
from trip to Kansas City, Mo. He e1-
presses himself as having had good
time and very pleasant visit with his
brothers and sisters. The weather was
very bright and evidently the east has
been enjoying as mild fall as the west.
Mrs. holland accompanied him as far as
Denver and will arrive home next week.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-07

Can such an excuse, that
brakeman's lamp lacked oil, be en-
tertained for moment, in extenu,
alton of the terrible accident at Sa>
Ida. The function Of rear brakes
man is to watch and act in an
emergency. All auxiliary appli-
ances to reinforce his watchfulness
are provided and should be in the
primest condition. That his lamp
lacked oil or that he failed to pro-
vide himself with torpedoes, is in
excusable and blameworthy. He is
employed in no other capacity
whatever than to provide eternal
vigilance for the safety of the pas
sengers. If the assertions be true
that are made the brakeman was
criminally negligent.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-07
Students Returning Home.

For the holiday vacations, can, upon
presentation of proper credentials. OBJ
tain tickets TO Central PASSENGER asso-
citation points, located on tn, Nickle
Plate road, at fare and third for the
round trip. Tickets will be SOLD on day
school closes and day Immediately pre-
ceding closing date, with return limit to
but not later than January 10. 1900.
For information as to train service 10
Fort Wayne, Cleveland, Festoria, Eric
and other points. call on or address Gen
eral Agent Ill Adams ST.. Chicago;
Chicago Passenger station. Van Buren
St. and Pacific avenue, on the Elevated
Loop.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-07
Communication.
Grand Junction. Colorado,
December 7th, 1899.

To Editor Sentinel:
Notwithstanding your opinion to the
contrary, as servants Of this city we be-
lieve that our position at this time is
correct one in refusing to proceed with
new business, or desiring to enter into
contracts for the city. where large sums
Of the peoples money are to be spent.
We further believe that the taxpayers
and the people, bear US out in this posi-
ton.
With the charges Of bribery against
certain members of the city council,
CLEARED UP sewerage or any her
business for the welfare Of the people
and city, can have immediate attention.
Respectfully,
]. h. Ramey,
A. T. Wharton,
j. G. Dickerson
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-07

Itis not question of likes and
dislikes of individuals or anything
with The Sentinel in the demand
for sewerage, but wholly question
of health. We have no political
axes to grind; would oppose our
best friends, if they opposed sewer
age and we will continue to agitate
on behalf Of the question until the
system is constructed.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-07
A TEACHER MURDERED.

Scottsville, KY ID. o. Sanders, a
teacher in the public school at Akers-
vile, was killed by two men named
Aker, q man named Holland and his two
sons in the presence OF the entire school,
The cause OF the tragedy was the burn
ing of the Akersville school house Sun
day and the teacher accusing the par
ties of the crime. The i've men who
killed the teacher we're arrested by en-
ragged citizens.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-07
FRANCE WANTS WAR.

Paris-Ths Petite Journal says today
that M. Delcasse, minister OF foreign
affairs has received proof that the dis
orders which resulted from the murder
of the French naval officers at Kwang
Chao, China, recently, were fomented by
the British.
The paper urges Delcasse that now is
the time for France to avenge Fashoda.
The whole French p ress is urging war
with England.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-07
MRS. TABOR ASKS DIVORCE.

MRS. TABOR ASKS DIVORCE.
Burlington Vt-Julia Marlowe Tabor,
tho we'll known actress, has applied for
divorce from her husband, Robert 8.
Tabor, on the grounds Of intolerable
severely and neglect and refusal to sup
port.
The case was brought in La Moille
county court and tried at Hynae Park
yesterday. Decision has been reserved.
There has been considerable talk from
time to time respecting the domestic
affairs of Mr.. and Mrs. Tabor. When
Miss Marlowe returned to this country
early in the fall it was said she and her
husband had separated, and it was then
declared the reason for the action was
their artistic temperaments 80 widely
differed it would be impossible to con-
tinue their professional careers and re-
main man and wife. Tabor is still
abroad.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-07
NOT GRAND WILEY APPLES.

The Telluride Journal slipped a
very large cog in its mental ma
chinery few days ago in its roast
Of the fruit growers and shippers OF
the Grand valley. Editor Currie
doubtless bit into the bad part of
bad apple. which evidently turn
ed his trills the wrong way, to
make him write as he did about
Grand valley apples, without first
finding out if the apples really were
from this valley.
The fact is, Grand valley never
had such fine crop Of apples as it
has the present year, and thinking
the Journal was being imposed
upon by some one we started on
little investigation on our own
account.
No apples Of any consequence
have been shipped into the San
Juan country this year. No ships
ment, comprehending Several hun
dred boxes" has left this city or
valley the present year consigned
to the San Juan country. Inquiry
at the freight and express departs
ments of the Rio Grande road con-
firm these statements.
Now. if Mr.. Curre would know
further ofthe matter of apples, in
contravention of his statement that
the good apples are sent from the
state in car load lots, the culls be-
ing shipped to nearby points, only
one car has thus far gone out Of
the state and there are large guam
titles of the finest apples that ever
grew now in storage in this city
and that all apples are bringing
SI.5o per box right here in this
city.
To be. fair the Journal should
now find out where those apples
did come from and do all in its
power to eounteract the injury
which its i'll advised and half cocks
ed article upon Grand valley apples
did throughout the state.
We cannot believe that the Jour>
nal has malieiously published the
article which it did, but was impos
ed upon either by the merchants OF
its own town or by some one de-
string to trade on the reputation OF
this valley as fruit producing dis
trict. We believe further that the
Telluride Journal will make the
amend honorable and do it in such
style that those who perpetrated
the imposition will understand that
the Journal is not throwing either
bouquets or apples but editorial
bomb shells at the cheap fakirs
who desired to profit on the good
name of another.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-07
Business LOCALS.

Lady Grey cigar at 400 Main street.
Duke OF Parma cigar at 400 Main St.
Yellow King cigar at 400 Main street.
Choice cigars and tobaccos at Came
ron's, 4O8.
Fresh chocolate bon bons at Mitchell's
drug store.
Kindling wood for sale. Apply at
Ackermans.
Ask for the White Knight cigar at
Cameron's, 400.
Take notice OF the window display Of
hair brushes at Mitchells Drug store.
1t will be to the advantage Of any one
desiring first class hair brush to in
speet the stock now on hand at Mitchell's
Drug store.
The new Excelsior Steam Laundry is
up to- date. Try it and be convinced.
Frank Buehring,
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ABOUT THE WEATHER.

The maximum temperature yesterday
was 33 degrees ard the minimum last
night 8 degrees.
The forecast for this section is:
Fair tonight and Friday. Warmer
tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-07
CHILDREN'S
FOOTWEAR

OF the proper kind. Strong and
durable, warm and comfortable,
waterproof and almost wearproof.
That's the kind Of shoes We sell
for children.
The Boston Shoe Store.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-07

Theodore Walter. tailor and band
leader, leaves tonight for Fort De-
fianse, A. T., the Navajo reservation to
bring scholars TO Teller Institute.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-07
Reduced Rates For HOLIDAYS,

Tho Niokls Plate road will sell tickets
December -, "a. 10, 80, 81, 1899, aad
January l, 1900 At rate Of fare and
third for the round trip 10 any point L.
sated in Central Passenger Association
territory, COED returning 70 and includ-
ing January 2. 1900. Address General
Agent. Ill Adams street, Chicago, for
particulars. Depot Van Bursn Street
and Pacific Avenue, on Elevated Loop,
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-07

The county hospital in Denver,
from all evidence obtajnable, must
have been a miniature inferno.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-24

lowed $500 for piano; also the same
for a piano for the Bluefeld colored
institute. The item of $4,000 for sum-
mer school at the University was
stricken cut, and the salary list was
cut to $4,000. The reform school was
allowed $1,000 for sewage. The
Board of Agriculture item was in
creased from SIX to eight thousand
dollars. The item for clerk hire for
the Secretary of States Office was cut
$780, For printing supreme court re-
cords, $4,000 was inserted; for an ad-
ditional clerk for Superintendent Of
Schools, 81 900. The military appro-
priation for the second year was not
cut The auditors clerk hire was in
creased $500.
The House tonight passed the gener-
al appropriation bill to its third read
ing, and then took up the legislative
appropriation bill, which was also ad-
vanced on the calendar. after several
amendments had been made.
The Senate bill was read a first time
by it's title, and will come up in the
morning on it's second reading.
The House bill will then be substitu-
ted for it, and will be passed.
The Senate is expected to refuse to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-24

diem, and mileage to Messrs. Campbell
and Stevenson, who contested the seats
OF the war Senators, pending deter
mination of the contest. The amend
ment was adopted by a vote Of IL to 9.
The bill was advanced to its third
reading.
House bill 25S. to allow Kanawha
county to refund its Indebtedness was
passed; also House bill $50, amending
the Terra Alta school district act.
Senate bill 1O1, reducing license tax
of wholesale dealers Of malt liquors,
was rejected.
House bill 90, amending the charter
Of Charleston, was passed.
House bill 81, creating a State board
of embalmers, was taken up out of or
der, and advanced to its third reading.
The general appropriation was taken
up on its third reading and passed.
In the House the entire afternoon and
evening was devoteA to the considera-
ton of the general appropriation bill
and considerable time was spent in the
discussion of the various items. Upon
motion of DR.. Bee, the vote by which
the military appropriation was cut
down to $4,000. was reconsidered, and
it was made $4,000.
Mr.. Bowman offered a resolution to
exclude from the floor all but members,
ladies and newspaper men. Lost.
The appropriation Tor institute in
structors was increased $4,000.
The Charleston telephone exchange
was granted S2410 for telephone in
speakers room.
The Godfrey claim of s3S1.75 was in
serted: also the Mullin claim for Gig
arctic license. A motion to strike out
the Rucker claim was lost. Several
local claims of small amounts for sun
dries, were inserted. An item of $500
for cclored teachers was inserted. This
concluded the appropriations for the
first year, and the second year was
taken up. The State Historical So
ciety, appropriation was cut from
S1,400 to 5000, and the item of $4,000
for normal school teachers, was cut
in half. The Concord school was al