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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
i 4 The C0L0RED DRESS GOODS
EOo71&1a9 Department is READY,

500 pieces of ali descriptions. The rich silk and
wool, the all WOOL the wool mixtures, plain or
fanCies all mustered here at your beck and call
The prices the keynote of what is possible at
COhens. The opening story is
1000 yards of 4o-inCh Silk Finished COiOred Dress
Fabrics, in all this seasons newest and best
colors and fancy mixtures, including Black,
worth CSC. yard, for I65c.
5000 yards Plain and Fancy Dress Goods, inCIud-
ing Black, worth 25C., for 2Ic. yard.
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Edwards left to-day FOR Ashland f.
where they will make their futufg n.
Mr.. William owen, bachelor oi IA
ty-three winters. died last night '.,ir
O'Clock al his home. near mere 49,.
owen was good neIghoof 1,u
OF unusually bright mind. Pc N1'
brother OF Captain Henry + owen %. ..is
ALditor's office Richmond, ana an D.
OF Mr.. W. r. Ewing. County li'"'''
OF Prince Edward.
The public schools. for which mus ,.
ficient teachers have been tceeh''
pointed. viii open October 20 .. ca.
An ice-cream supper was gwen s' ~
residence OF Julius Lash last evening" ~
a large gathering OF the youns anu 80
populace enjoyed the evening
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

years her home has been with her uncle,
Captain charles NJ. Blackford, in Lynch
burg, VI.
Mr. Olmsted Is a distinguished lawyer
and member Of Congress from Harris
burg, Pa.
The marriage will take place most prcb-
ably early in the autumn in Lyncnburg.
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FUNNY CASE TO START WITH.
Two Young Men Got Mad and Told
the "WhoIe TRUTH

Squire Lonnie Gravess galaxy Of sin
hers turned out pretty well yesterday
morning. no far as numbers were con-
cerned
acre was a rather funny case TO start
on WITH Two young men had gotten into
hent, Ihey had come TO court, how
ever, with the determination 10 save their
n'ouvy II they could. They agreed TO Try
~ on friendly basis. So when the case
was called ;hsy both swore the police
.','tl was on his base, and that they were
s'feSeeo whiie playing. The officer gave
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

contains an account Of 4 dance given In
that city last Wednesday by the Rob
Roy" in honor Of Miss Willette Hudgins.
OF this city. who Is visiting in Philadel-
phla. The affair was most elaborate, and
was given AT the Casino.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

Al French Peroales, light and dark
styles for 3-ic.
Fine White Wool Flannels for zoe.
The New Fall Dress Prints are ready,
4l-2c. a yard.
21-2-yards- wide Bleached Sheeting for
lSc. a yard.
Al Bleached Cotton. the usual 61-ic.
grade, for 3 3-4c.
Fine Brown Cotton for l-2c.
Fine Check Apron GinGhams for 2l-2c.
a yard.
FROM S:4j TO 915--
Al Blea0hed Cotton, heavy round thread,
for . i-2c.
FROM 1915 TO 1115-
RED Twill Wool Flannel for 93-4c
FROM 1890 TO / O'CLOCK
Fine Brown Cotton for lc.
FROM $3.50 TO 4 O'CLOCK
1914 Bleached Sheeting, worth lSc., for
97-8c. a yard.
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An Engagement Announced.

The engagement OF Miss Gertrude How
ard 10 Mr.. Marlin T.. Olmstad, OF Har-
Tisburg, Pa, is announced. Miss Howard
Is a daughter OF the late Major Conway
X. and Mrs. Jeanme coston Howard. OF
this city, and granddaughter Of the late
Colonel Raleigh Colston. For several
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

a petition in bankruptcy was hled In
the United States District Court yester-
day by X. T Thomas. OF Lawrenceville.
Va. The liabilities are s26-5.0i. and the
assets nothing. X. Turnoull Is counsel
for the petitioner.
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All-Wool 5l-inch Ladies' Cloths. every
shade, only Soc a yard.
6-f All-Wool Reversible Plaids. in every
conceivable color for CSC a yard.
Novelty Dress Fabrics. this seasons
newest productions. nice and nobby
effects for suits. at 90 and sec yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

Silk and Wool and All-Wool Dress Fab
RIGS, this seasons newest shades, only
2jc the yard
Camers-Hair Serges and New Herring
bone Weaves, all the latest cOlOrs, for
4sc. n yard.
Camers-Hair Plaids I'm all the newest
combination Of colors. just the thing
for skirts, at 4Sc. a yard.
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Sec COhen for Carpets See CohenS for Carpets See COhens for Carpets See Ch
Carpets See Cn for Carpets See

who knew William OF old. was pretty
confident that If Billingsgate was being
used William was getting In his share.
He dismissed the case.
Stanley Temple and Edward Hill. King
William darkies. who were arrested as
disOrderly. came next. They were found
10 have a razor apiece i'm their old clothes.
This is a grieVOuS offence. But Sheriff
John Il. Hughes. who knew the men,
said they were very good characters and
IL was further shown that the ends OF the
shaving instruments were out or their
pockets. SO Squire LOnnie dismissed the
case.
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sHEET MUSIC At 1Oc.
Sewing Machine

without fancy price attached, and with
every guarantee that any other dealer
Will give you. you must come here.
2-Drawers, Self-Threadng Shuttle Sew
ing Machines. all the best attach
mcnts for 1915.
Very High Arm Oak Case Sewing Ma
chimes. ball-bearing effect. self-thread-
ing shuttle. prices $3.50 Slij0. and $i6
. drawers. high arm, self-scttng needle.
and ball-bearing effect. for SlL.J,
$3.50. and S2l
Five years written guarantee given
with all Machines sold by us.
0Cgq NEW PAIRS or
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Daughters of Coincidence

The Richmond Chapter, Daughters OF
the Confederacy. will meet at Lee-Camp
Hall on Wednesday. the 10Th. at $50 4.
NJ. \ full attendance Is especially re-
quested, as Business of Importance IN
connection with the November meeting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
New Fall Kid Gloves
ARE IN THE COHEN STORE TO-DAY
IT'S A TIME FOR GLOVE
II AREATNG

ARE IN THE COHEN STORE TO-DAY.
IT'S A TIME FOR GLOVE
BARGAINS.
Ladies' 2-clasp Heavy Piqua Dressed
Kid Gloves. In all the newest fail
shades for Sl.s5 pair
Ladies' 3-casp Suede Gloves. I'm Black,
Mode. Gray and Tan. self-stitcned
and fancy, $50 pair.
Ladies 2-clasp Mocha Kid Gloves in AL
the newest fall impOrtations, for 81.
2-clasp Piqua Dressed Kid Gloves.
Paris stitched points, in all colors and
sizes, for 81 n pair.
Dressed Kid Gloves. I'm Tan, Gray,
Mode, Black, and White. for 75c.
pair.
Isle and Taneta Gloves. that sold for
70 and Soc. for l9c a pair.
HEAVY QUALITY 6-INCH WIDE
SILK RIBBONS GROWN ONLY,
WORTH l9c.. FOR CSC. A YARD.
3iz-inch Fine Quality Polka-Dot Taffeta
Ribbons, l2izc. a yard for the DC kind.
Best Quality silk Taneta Ribbons, ,
inches wide. fall shades, for lie. yard.
3-inch-wide All-Silk Black Satin Rib
hons for cape ruchngs. lac yard.
l lot Ribbons from ! TO 3 inches wide
for Sc. yard
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2=quart Covered Granite
SauCepanS, &c.

3. g.. and 4-quart Milk-Pans, 90.
Granite-lron Dish-Pans, were 4Oc., for
25c. each
Granite Salt-Roxes, large size. 1Oc.-
were 2Jc.
Use. Granite Coffee-Boilers for SOC.
Eggbread- and Roll-Pans, always lOc.,
for &C.
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Meherrin Mention.

MEHERRIN. VA. September l6-(Spe-
ial.)-The family OF Dr. William l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

OF the United Daughters Of the Coniede-
racy will be- transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
Il 4 All Eyes viii Turn 10 The Don1es-
UoSe1za tic and Flannel Department

to-day Such prices will rot be reached again this
fall. You may rest assured of this fact. Bundles of
styles dark PerCaes, S yards TO the bundle for
2OC bundle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
The Black Dress Goods

that come from Cohen's bring no COM
plants. Only the most reliable are per-
mitted. Ordinary prices are overturned
again to-day on the new wares.
% DIFFERENT DESIGNS OF VERY
FINE IMPORTED CREPONS, for ST.,
Sl.5O. SlS9. and s. a yard-al. cost a
great deal more 10 import.
46-inch Black Atwood Frieze Cloth for
69c
Wide. Doublefold English Tweeds for
DC
Imported Figured Poplins. usually SOC,
are here for Z9c
Brocaded Armures. 46-inch All-Wool
Henriettas. Pure Reversible Floren-
tine MOhair. These are standard i3c.
grades. for SOC per yard.
zoe All-WOol 3S-inch Brocaded JAG
guards for 39c. per yard.
5S-inch All-Wool, Hard-Finished Inn
ported Pilot Cheviot. sold up TO Sl.59
per yard. for CSC per yard.
4G-inch All-WoOl Extra Heavy Seeded
Etamine for 73c. per yard.
FROM $3.50 To 10 O'CLOCK
Wide. Doub.efold Fancy Brocadines,
superior weave, excellent 10 &c.
grade for lOc. per yard.
FROM 1880 TO II O'CLOCK
Extra Heavy, ATWOOD HerringDone
Cheviot the latest thing for tailor
made suits standard 7jc. grade, Tor
FROM 3 TO $3.50 O'CLOCK
3S-inch Pure Reversible Moha.r the 5oc.
grade for 2jc. per yard.
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100 Jardinieres and Pc
destaIs, all cOlOrs, deco
rated with gold, special
25c. complete.

Handsome Jardinieres. that were 81 and
$50; special, soc. choice.
Bisque Figures, well worth 25c., for l0c.
choice.
Lace Cabinet Figures. 25, so, and 75c.
each.
Dresden Candelabra. $3.50 and upwards.
Large Satsuma Vases, were s. and 81
for S29S.
R1IauI I'm Glass Vases. were Sl.5O, 81,
and $3.50. for 81 choice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

q Double-Face. Woven-Stripe Outings are
here in abundance al 3-4c. a yard.
Double-Faced Empress Flannels. pretty,
stylish designs. for g Sac. yard
Light and Dark Skirting Cheviots for
6 lie; usually lOc.
36-inch Fancy Twill Flanncs in new
1893 dress effects, lie. yard
New Printed Eiderdowns. this seasons
best designs. S3-lc. yard. You are
asked IL csc. for these.
A Fruit-Of- the-Loom
BIeached Cotton for DC,
full pieces.
The new Fail Flannellettes are here at
3-ic.
Fine White Wool Flannellettes for
II 1-2c.
All-Wool Red and Blue Twill Flannels,
better than we sold last year, for
II lie. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

COHEN'S WAY OF {
HOUSEWARE LISTS
EARLY.
300 DOZEN REAL CHINA CUPS AND
SAUCERS, NEW DECORATIONS,
ALWAYS l5c. A PAIR; SPECIAL, CSC.
a DOZEN.
Decorated Cups and Saucers and Plates,
were Sl20 dozen, for &C. each.
Decorated Oatmeal saucers, were $50
a dozen, for DC.
Decorated Gravy Boats, Salad Bowls,
and Vegetable Dishes. were 2Jc., for
15c.
Stone Jars. any size, &c. gallon.
Fireproof Earthen Cooking Crooks
quart size. Sc; 4-quart, &C., and T.
quarts, Ice.
Decorated Earthen Cuspadores. &c.
Large Yellow Mixing Bowls, were Z5c.,
Fancy Cracker Jars. Chocolate-Pots.
and Fruit Dishes, were 81 and 50, for
81 choice.
to $50 special, 2jc. choice.
Importers Samples Of Fine Cups and
Saucers. some Of them cost as high
as I.25, for 2jc. choice.
FROM TO 10 O'CLOCK
White Porcelain Breakfast, Dinner.
and Soup Plates, were 9Sc. dozen, /
for &c. each.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
White Mix Pitchers. Sc. each.
1O0-PIECE CARLSBAD CHINA DIN
NEE SETS. ALWAYS SIS; SPECIAL. !
$99S COMPLETE
Several New ImPortations Of Victorian |
China Dinner Ware. Royal Worcester /
designs. handsOmest goods ever |
shown in America, $50, So, and $3.50 !
set.
Non-Crazing China Dinner Ware. 100 |
piece sets, $50.
Fowl Blue China Dinner Sets. 100 pieces, !
were SIS; special. 5000 complete.
1l2-Pece Haviland China Dinner Sets, |
were $3.50. special. S5.
Real French China Tea Sets. gold band. |
gold warranted not to wash off. spe-
cial. S7j0-were 80
$3.50 English China Dinner Sets for $3.50.
12-PIECE UNDERGLAZED DECO
RATED TOILET SETS, COMPLETE |
WITH SLOP JAR. &.sS.
The New ia Franchise" Toilet Sets.
complete with Sop Jar, they're worth
Sl2. special. s. a set.
Toilet Sets. that were $3.50, for 81; so |
Sets for $3.50.
RF-POIISHED IMITATION CUT
GLASS BUTTER DISHES. sc. EACH.
soc. Cut-Pattern Water Bottles for 25c.
Cut-Pattern Sugar Bowls, were nc, for
&c. each.
% and 35c Imitation Cut-Glass Bowls
for &c. Choice Glass Dippers, Sc.
Heavy Hotel Gobets. 4Sc. dozen.
Wine Glasses. &c. each.
Engraved Tunbers, were Toe. a dozen;
special. &c. each.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Fancy Salt and Pepper Shakers. with
silver-plated tops, were lOc., Tor &c.
each.
FROM II TO Il O'CLOCK
Imitation Cut-Glass Cakestands, were
1jc.. for sc. each.
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A lot of Knives and
Forks, Bread Knives. and
PAIRING Knives, were up to
10 and I2C. each. Special,
&C. choice.

Sample lot Of Caryers. costing whole
sale from 81 TO $50; special, 39c.
choice.
Rogers's Silver-P ated Knives and
Forks. lG-dwt. were s.; special, 1898 "a
dozen.
Large Bread Knives, or Carvers, were
sc: special, Zoe.
Genuine IvOry-Handle Breakfast. Des-
sert, and Dinner Knives We're $3.50 to
$3.50 a dozen; special. $3.50 dozen.
Silver-Plated Butter Dishes. Csc.
Silver-Plated Crumb Tray and Scraper,
SIPS.
Silver-Plated Candelabra, with three
lights. 3d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

Miss WiIIette Hudgins Honored.
The Philadelphia Call OF Friday last
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

n n TIDAL WAVE OF MERCHANDISE IN
0oKsoayrNE HOUSENARE Department.
Weeks of hard work, months of PLANNING
among the various manufacturers will reveal
itself to-day A new and better price on al.
most everything. How's that for the opening,
and plenty, too for all consumers. THAT'S
COHEN'S WAY OF BUYING. GET YOU'D
|HOUSEWARE LISTS READY AND START
EARLY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
r YOU ARE IN WANT OF
White Quilts

HERE ARE SOME. AND A SAVING IN
PRICE OF EVERY ONE.
EXtra-Lsrge Crochet Quilts. with pref
~ Marscilles designs. for 75c.
DOUBLE BED SIZE CROCHET
QUILTS. AND THEY ARE GOOD,
FOR SOC; USUALLY 75c.
Heavy Embossed Marseilles Quilts for
SIS.
Figured Crochet Quilts. double-bed
size, for SIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

YOU MAY BUY SHEETS AND Pill
Low CASES FOR LESS THAN THE
COST OF MATERIALS AGAIN TO-DAY.
soc. Bleached Sheets, full size for 39c.
CSC. Hemstitched Sheets for l5c.
2 Ike 1-2 Bleachcd Sheets for 3jc.
Double-Bed Sheets for 30c.
Bolster Cases. yards long, for y 1-2o.
Hemstitched Bolster Cases for SOC, in
stead Of 45c.
y &c Pillow Cases for s 1-3c.
45x3G Hemstitched Pillow Cases for &c.
Full-Size Pillow Cases for 1-2c.
EXtra-Large Pillow Cases for 61-4c.
FROM 10 TO 1880
Full-SiZe Bleached Sheets for 23c.
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The SIX Department

- i|e+t
70 UsHERs ~ ITS SEASON OF USEFUL
q NESS WITH SOME EXTRAORDINARY
1 NALUE-GIVING
Black All-Sik Armure extra heavy
Z quality. for 7Jc.-last seasons price
was Sl.l9
1 2l-inch Tafeta Giace, with an extra
high lustre, for ST.
r All-Silk Black Satin Rhadamas. the 81
quality. for 69c
Black All-silk Figured Crepe De Chimes
for 500.
Handsome An-snk Black Brocades.
that you're asked TO pay SL25 for are
! 1Jc "a yard.
HANDSOME ALL-sILK POPLINS. IN
ALL THE NEW SHADES FOR Csc.
A YARD.
Extra Heavy Tafetas. in so.id-color
and changeable effects. for G9c., in
stead Of SIC
FROM $3.50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Black Figured Gros-Grain silk. cost 81
10 import for Co..
FROM 1890 TO II O'CLOCK
TwO-Toned Colored 1afeta Silks, heavy
rustling kind fer 37izc.
New Notion Prices.
Fancy Rufned Garter Elastic for SC.
| yard.
Ladies Band Hose Supporters. Zoe. pair.
Bone Collar Buttons &C. dozen.
Needie-Point Pins, 400 pins to paper,
Sc a paper
Invisible Hair-Pins. lc. box.
White Rickrack- SC. bunch.
English Tape. all width. lc. bunch.
1-nch WhalebOnes. PFC. bunch.
Pearl Buttons, holes, in plain and
fancy. s.. dozen.
Hump Hooks and Eyes, &c. card of
dozen.
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Some Corset News.

4-hook Corsets. long waist, bayadere
material two-side steels. lace and
ribbon-trimmed, usual N.25 value, for
Csc.
The "Erma" Corsets, fine jeans. long
waist. zone waist-band, well-bOned,
perfect fitting, for 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
WINDOW SHADES.
All Linen Shades, good
spring rollers, 25c.

Fringed Shades, yards long. spring
rollers 35c.
Window Shades. yards long. spring
rollers. &c.
Lace and Insertion Shades, spring roll
ers soc.
1x3-yard Shades for soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

French Lisle, Plain. and Dropstitched
Solid Black Imported Hose. the % l-3
and 39c. ones, any for 25c. pair.
Misses Black Imported Hose, Herms-
dorf dye. cost Is and Soc, any for
12lAc. pair.
Ladies' Fancy Striped Plaid, and Plain
Black Maco Two-Thread Hose, 12i5c.
pair for any.
Childrens PFC Seamless Black Ribbed
Hose for 6Hc. pair.
Ladies' Best 10 and PIE Black Hose,
double heels and toes, sc. pair.
Children's Black Derby Ribbed School
Hose, &c. pair
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-17
TENSION BETWEEN INSURGENTS.
sisayans An&ered as the Control Of
the Tagmlos.

>, MANILA. Oct. is-Mail advices from
Iloilo state that there IS great tension
petween the Eisaynns and the Tagalos
eF0"fng ont % the Tagaic.x holding Arerta
a isader or the yisayars a prisoner since
ne threat tened Fisayan revolt against
iasAi"s dorranfcF1. a month ag1. TIE Wis
@'a'is are lTcsnsess TO the point Of rebel
hob WbIs@ the TagaIns nf,rnfuaffy con-
tfoi oniy the military organization Of the
so-calted Filipino repuosic they have
crowded OFT the Visayan~ from the rivtl
ofanch- Uhereat there IS great discomfort,
IT'S iaEaio@ are reported 10 Is concen-
Ifacnx their troops In Panay. ar Santa
barpara, where Itelgado, chief Of the rev
os1iionary government. commands with
view 70 putting themselves IN a position
70 suppress the E,sayans
rohF THOUSAND Tagalos who have been
he!o IN reserve az Capiz in the northern
Fart OF the province OF Panay. last week
embarked In cascoes. the fleets purpose
DelhS 70 land al Conception. whence the
a9ops "oo!c march to Santa barbara
ADVERSE winds prevents. the landing
however. Gen. Paiions force from Buena
ista Is also reported TO be going TO Santa
Barbara
The insurgents will have u GO men and
80" or 500 rifles there. Gen Magbanna
according TO letters. plans TO attack the
suburbs Of fioiio with This forc,e carry the
csty and slaughter the Americans
body Of Taeaios estimated TO mum her
between 80 and fna recently ernoyaa
from santa Barbara to F-scaIante on the
Island OF Negros for the purpose Of AID
ing Intepapa.sio's bandits In keeping un-
Ger the inhabitants who are friendly to
the Americans
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-17
WKINLEY AT MILWAUKEE,.
ID Enthusiastically Welcomed by
Thousands Of Citiaens-Rccep-
ttOn Followed by Banuuet

MILWAUKEE,. oct 1.-THE special
ain bearing President Mckinley and
arty arrived in this city at O'Clock this
syening. II was the first visit TO Mill
xaukee Of chief executive Of the nation
y 4 decade. and the greeting he received
irorn many thousands OF people WAS most
enthusiastic As the train entered the de-
POI battery A, First artillery. w. " G..
artd the presidential salute Of twenty-one
runs from Juneau park, which faces the
lake, and within n few hundred yards of
me eepot
With the batterys salute as "A cue. ev-
Try steamboat whistle and everything else
mat could make a noise Joined In the
Creating The president and party were
Immediately escorted 10 carriages by the
fserpiion committee and driven TO the
Hotel fiiSter. preceded by n military ea-
rayt
After m hours rest the presidential
afty re-entered carriages and were
alsen 10 the heutscher Club where a
pshc reception lasting an hour was
Bed The grounds az the Deutscher Club
we're beautifully illuminated and throng-
60 With many thousands During the lin
EeFi time II IS estimated that the presi-
Gent shook hands with S.ooo petpie Fol
OWING n. public reception the party re-
turned 10 the Hotel pfister 10 participate
tn banquet
Given Loving Cup.
,WAtkFSHA. Wis. oct. IL Five
,a0usand people gathered around the
SoFvhweStsTn railroad station here. 60 aea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-17
SKATERS LAST REPORT.
Continued Yrom Page One.

ceived at the war department today. Gen.
Shafter calls attention to the fact that
there are as yet no guns mounted on Puget
sound. He says:
Three ten-inch and two twelve-inch
barbette carriages are mounted at Mar
rowstone point, and the guns ara on hand
Sixteen mortar carriages, mounted. and
four ten-inch disappearing carriages. not
mounted. are at Admiralty head. l have
recommended that a battery OF the Third
artillery be sent from the Department az
California u care for the guns at Marrow
stone point and Admiralty head.
The work OF the engineers AT Admiralty
head and Point Wilson Is also nearly COM
pleted, except the mounting Of the guns. ="
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-17
n uARDNER strikers.
.-~~scAx FEDERATION OF LABOR
APPROPRIaTEs $4,000.
couurfI Meets ut WASH
A-~s.,-secretary's Report shows
.~eIous Increase In Member
.hip Of Affiliated ORGANIZATIONS.

w.curSGTOS Oct 1.-the executive
80 ~ IRE American Federation OF La
- ,,e, here today. The secretary's report
-. . u,ar.el3Us iDcreass IL the number
!. Limitations formed and affiliated. TIE
.-.y...s of the organization more than doa-
- maj OF the year is@. The miners
. - IN the Occur d Aienes, Of Idaho,
- ,aEeu I'D and the following preambles
80 resolutions were adopted:
atyhereas, The strugg.. at the miners
:. Ta.ho IN the Occur q Alene district Is
"a that should have the support and
.srna,hy Of all organized labor; and
.sWhereae, The arrest and imprisonment
:. ssia miners for alleged violation OF
80 has been unparalleled for the bru-
..,s,v exhibited toward the men while
sar,;n.a In the bull PEN where. because
- UNNECESSARY deprivation. some have
"a and the health of others Is impaired:
,hsrsfore be It.
spA.olvea That the executive council
:, ar American Federation Of Labor does
a.rehv appropriate the sum of $5.po to
s..as. In their legal defense. and most
sser.fiy urges al local unions who have
"a, already made donations who are d.
rscfIy or indirectly affiliated with the
American Federation of Labor to respond
- literally as possible To the appeal OF
-. miners for funds for proper legal de-
senss: and be II further
Resolved That the executive council OF
,ss American Federation Of Labor use all
honorshie means TO assist the miners in
securing an early adjnaicatlon OF the cases
pending"
n vas decided that II bill be drafted. TO
be presented 20 congress. limiting the iss1-
snce OF injuncilons by courts, 80 that they
shaI not lie against working people. eth
q sinsly or In combination, quitting en-
s.
a workers considering the qufstion OF
quitting such employment.
II was decided TO press IN the coming
congress the eigut-hour bill, which passed
the house Of representatives and failed OF
asssage In the senate in the last hours Of
Il. Eiffv-Gf,h c0ngresH.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-17
TROUBLE AT SAN CARLOS AGENCY.
Hostf1itlea May Break Out Between
Soldiers and Indians.

WArIf-1fi~ M. Oct. 1.-THE war de-
partm aas F4cs.yed TWO DISPATCHES from
Gen. ~: "sgarding the possible out
break ~ San Carlos agency. Arizona The
first reads:
San Carlos commanding officer reports
that on Friday night about twelve OF the
command made an attack on four peace
fuI Indians beating them severely. All
efforts are being made 10 discover the
guilty parties Bad feeling among the In
dams. VIII report when matter Is more
thoroughly investigated"
later dispatch says: Have ordered
Col. Mcfsronor Ninth cavalry at Fort
Grant. to proceed IN person Immediately
20 San Carlos and investigate the distur-
bance between soldiers and Indians. Have
also ordered one troop 81 cavalry TO fol-
low him as soon "a possible and take tenn
poTary station there"