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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
SENATOR JONES BETTER.
He Hopes to BE Able 20 Participate IN
the Coming Political struggle.

WASHINGTON. April lin reply 10 a
note sent 10 Senator Jones. OF Arkansas,
by Representative John Wesley Gaines.
Qf Tennessee. expressing q hope OK speedy
recovery from the illness which has con-
fined him 10 his room for some time.
Senator Jones has written INC following
Washington. ID O.. March N. lN9
Hon John Wesley Gaines. House Of Rep
rcsentativcs;
My Dear Mr.. Gaines j am very much
obliged 10 YOU indeed. for your very kind
note. just received. II Is contrary 70 the
doctors orders for me 10 write or dictate
anything. but cannot help thanking
you FOR your very kind motto and Tor the
kind expressions from Mr. Bryan I am
glad 20 think that am Improving and
whilo do not believe that the doctors or
know whether there IS ANYTHING perma-
ncnt In what has occurred tho indica-
lions. 20 say the least are favorable. and
/ sincerely hope that I may he we'll again
soon I will be giad TO take "a hand Boz
the next battle in the interest OK the pe0-
pie hope and pray God that the people
will succeed IN that tremendous struggle.
II see q Democratic President and Con-
gress elected IN 1870 I will feel Ike saying
IN the language of the good old man wa
read Of
Now. Lord lettest Thou Thy servant
depart In peace, for my eyes have seen
Thy salvation" Very truly yours
JAMES X JONES
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Apri Tn
der the auspices OF the Hampton Reads
Golf and Country Club. a three-days
tournament was begun on the links at
Hampton this afternoon. There were en-
tries from Yale. Princeton. Washington.
ST Andrews. Norwood Argyle ami Chey
Chase. In the qualification round. an
eighteen-hole medal play. Haymeyer, Of
Yale. turned the best score. ll3. Little
progress was made in the match game
which followed several OF the players
being afflicted with languor or indis-
position. -,
An eighteen-hole round between Coch-
ran New York. and Dunlap, New York,
was tied Cochran won out on the nine
teenth hole, with one up. w. ). Hale IS
directing the play
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was given his base. steptoe went out

was given his base. Steptoe went out
to DE Sauiles, ana Hunt famed.
Sullivan went out 10 Bonney; Bronson
struck out and Cook safed on Martin ;
error and went to second on his wild
throw. De Saulles went out at first
from Sommersgill 10 Wills.
MORE RUNS.
Virginia ADDED more runs Ii the ninth.
Male safed on balls. stole second (Rea
running Tor HIM. Wills also walked.
stole second, and Male went to third
and scored Oh Curley's bunt. Curiey
hunted and went out; Sommersgin went
out at left and Male scored Rea walked.
stole second. Martin hit TO short center
and Wills scored Bonney struck out.
Quimby went out at first. Wear on q
fly to Sommersgill ana Wallace could
not reach first. and thus the game
closed with the following detailed score:
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
IN HIS NEW HOME.
Rev. DR. dill Reached Fredericksburg
YeSterdav-ReaI Estate sold

FREDERICKsBURG VA April l.
speciaL-Air Charles r. Hunter sold his
vacant LOT on the corner OF Main anc
Hanover streets Tor $500 to Mr.. 5. Willis
chaser.
Rev. Dr. j. S Dill and Mrs. Dill ar
rived here to-day Dr. Dill viii to-mQr-
row be installed as pastor OF the Baptist
church IN this city.
On Tuesday night reception VIII De
given Or. and Ms Dill AZ The church oy
the members.
The following officers have been elected
j. y Barney president, Hon. VIM
Little. it,. secretary. IL. L Gouiiman.
treasurer. George Nossett superintendent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
BIG BALL GAME.
Washington VIII Play the ChernDs
Here To-MurroN Afternoon.

The champions are rapidly getting
into shape for the opening Of the season.
The players trained yesterday morning.
and the kinks are fast disappearing.
Tomorrow morning several hours WI
be consumed in hard practice, and IN the
afternoon game. the first Of series,
will be played with the Washington team
of the National League.
These games Will DO much for the
Cherubs in placing them in condition to
meet the other Atlantic League teams.
and it is safe to say that Washington
will have 40 easy thing OF it when they
run up against the boys under Manager
Wells.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
CORNELL, II; GEORGIA, S.
Cornell Had Two Players Crippled in
rho Game But Won Easily.

Atlanta, GA. April IA large crowd
saw Cornell defeat the University OF
Georgia at Brisbane Park to-day. Young $
work was the feature of the game. lie
struck out ten men. and allowed the
Georsians but two scant hits. Genger,
Cornelrs catcher caught his foot In q
base strap and broke his ankle, and
Newton, another OF the 1thicans. had
his nose broken by a foul tip from his
own bat.
Score: X II. ~.
cornelI' .... ....O2OO2G10o- oil 10 {
Georgia ........ Il y OF 4 w v
batteries: Young. GenSer and Smith
Richardson, Dankston and Moore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
NO DATE FOR MUSTER OUT.
The Fourth's Muster Rolls Not Yet Ou'
ine-ExaminatiOn Begins.

SAVANNAH, GA, April Especial
No date has yet been assigned FOR q e
muster out of the Fourth Virginia Resi-
ment. The heavy baggage OF the de-
tachment that came by water from Cuba
mas not been received from the Quaran-
tine station where II was kept to be dis
injected. Most OF the records OF the
company are with the baggage. and IL
cannot be told by the mastering officers
until they examine the records, when
they will be able to discharge the regi-
ment In few days the companies will
begin turning In the part OF their equip
ment that belongs to the government,
and In the meantime the physical ex-
animation Of the officers and men will
Be In progress. Surgeons Of one Of tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
Young America.

The "Blue Birds will play the Heavy
Hitters" on Monday. April 2, 1899 at 9
o'clock A. NJ. at Luthern field. The fol-
loving are the Blue Birds: Charlie
Shackelford (captsin), catcher: Leigh
Montgomery, pitcher Lewis Sears, short
stop; Ernest Schaff. first base: Robert
Hubert. second base; Frank Terry, third
base; Thomas Allen right field; James
Allen. left held; Willie Due centre field.
James Hunt and Alanson Wilcox,
scorers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.

Richmond and WcstmOreland Coun-
ties Have Tickets in the Field.
WARSAW. VA. April 1.-Special-The
Republicans OF this county met in mass
meeting to-day and nominated the fol-
loving ticket. For Clerk. l.. @. Warner,
for Treasurer. Frank Garland, Tor
Sheriff. T.. W Garland. for Commissioner
OF Revenue. \. Is. Johnson.
The Republicans OF Westmoreland met
at Chlltons Cross Roads. that county.
and nominated the following ticket: For
Treasurer, 5. + Hardwick; for Commis-
sioner OF Revenue. Charlie Sanford; FOR
Sheriff, ]. y. True.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
Struck with "a Brick.

Alice Gordon. negro woman. was
struck over the head with brick. near
the corner OF Ninth and Cary streets.
about 10 o'clock last night Another col
ored woman welded the weapon
Dr. Davis came in charge OF the ambu-
lance and dressed her wound which con-
sisted OF a cash an inch and 4 quarter
long She was taken home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
THOUGHT He WAS LOU8ET.
An Insane Ciyil Engineer Kills Man
in Paris tor II i'm.

PARIS. April IA wealthy gentleman,
named TOurrett. was shot dead yesterday
evening on the Bots De Boulogne Oy a
man who mistook his vlstim for President
Ioubet. 10 whom NJ. Iourrett bore q
striking resemblance.
The murderer. whose name Is Ozoul.
and who thirty-eight years old. y thought
10 be insane.
Ozouf is an electrical engineer who lost
his fortune in the Panama smash IL is
suggested that the mention OF Panama
scandals In connection with NJ. Louo.
election. IS responsible for the man inea
OF assass.natlng the President lie was
arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
COLOR LINE IN CUBA.
Hon. James Hamilton Lewis Says IL
Has Been Sharply Drawn There

WASHINGTON, April pecial.-H Hon.
James Hamilton Lewis. the picturesque
and brilliant Democratic mei.ber ~ the
late Congress from the State Of Wash.
ington. who has Just returned from Cuba.
where he spent a week or ten days with
other members OF tho House ard Senate.
brings with, him the interesting informa-
ton that the color line has been drawn
already in that island. lie says the
whites are fornnst the blacks ana the
opposition is reciprocal
white Cubans" said Colonel Lewis
this afternoon. have given IL out that
no Cuban negroes shall hold Office. and
the blacks have retortsd that Il they
shall not hold Office the wilkes cannot.
and tho fight is on
The controversy is important from me
fact that the blacks endured the hard
ships and sacrifices o. the Cuban strug-
gle for independence and that they are
much greater in number than ne whites.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
AT THE UNIVERSITY.
News of tho Orange and Blues Victor,
J.eceived with Much Rejoicing

J.ecriVfd WITH MUch lstJUICIHT
CrfARIOTTESVILLE VA. April L
So. clal.-There is rejoicing at the Uni
vefsity tonight on account of Virginia s
decisive victory over Yale. A detailed re.
port of the game was received and read
10 the crowd. which had gathered IN the
Anderson building.
The interest was intense up 10 the
sixth inning. but after that was passed
the students felt at ease and gave vent to
their good feeling by singing songs about
the team OF Ninety nine.
There VIII be a large turnout at the
second game here Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
BIG DANVILLE DEAL.
\ Water Power sale which Means
Much FOR the City's Prosperity.

y W atcf rover sac W men bcahe
Much FOR the City'S Prosperity.
DANVlLLE. VA, April 1-Special.-An
important deal which means much for
Danvine's prosperity, was closed here
to-day. The Riverside Cotton Mills COM
pany bought from the Dan River DeVel-
opment and Manufacturing Company the
vast property with all the Improvements
thereon. kn-.8 as the cup the river water
power" This gives the Riverside Cotton
Mills Company the entire water power
Of Dan river from Long Shoals 10 point
below Danville and Increases their pres
emit capaci,y from four TO five thousand
horse power.
Its understood that the Riverside Com
pany VIII as rapidly as possible utilize
this water bv the building OF new mills
and the establishment OF industries other
than cotton manufacturing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
Mail Robbery Case.

Postofice Inspector Irving Is IN The
city. He will be witness in the case
of L. T. Jones. postmaster at Mattoax,
charged with mall robbery
The case will be tried wednesday IN
the u. 5. District Court for the second
time
There was a hung jury al the first trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
RICHMOND COUPLE Welded.
NIr. II. Brittle and Miss y. +. Hazel
,,ove Married in Halifax. y. {.

WELDON, y c., April Special MI.
lanes ii. Brittle and Miss Dora Z, Hazel
grova. both OF Richmond came here to-
dav and went down 10 Halifax, where
St-,i,cy nerfOrming the ceremony The
yo"ng bride is quite pretty and attractive.
HALIFAX appears 20 be the Gretna Green
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

I,ehirh hitting white all over the held
M me close Of the ninth inning. Attend
ance. 500.
Scorei ~ II r.
Carolina ... ...Oo2424024-ls q
Iehigh .....001 I 90 * 3 )
Batteries: Lawson. Harkins and Graves
White and Parsons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
Essential Qualification.

"r know Bl!ssom is smart. but he Is not
sincere. lie has never had an honest con-
uction IN his life."
That's why were goiag TO run MN Tor
e.ate,s attorney. II he gets the cOnvic-
,,ons what's the difference how he gets
them?"-Chicago Tgiune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

regiments waiting here 10 be mustered
cat viii be assigned % the duty OF eN-
amning tho Fourth Virginia. The exc
aminations are made as check against
llauaulent pension claims
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
r. II. f.
rat,vc,te 81. South Carolina. Q.

COLUMBIA. S. c.. April l,-La1ayeue
overwhelmingly defeated the south Oai1-
lima College on the diamond here this
afternoon in their second and last game.
Score -.
South Carolina. ......O ] u % U "
Batteries: Lafayette-lioward and HE:
South Carolina College-ZimmeTman ana
Npruar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The Thermometer at The Times oflee
ranged as follows yesterday;
"a. M %; IL NJ. 50; 3 +. NJ. "a: p.
~. so: p. N. 4; IL NJ. d. Average,
y "a lI-- -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

Summary: Two-base hits-Wallsce
Tbree-baee hits-Martin. Summersgill
stolen bases-Wills, .: Rea. .. Martin, 81;
Steptoe. Male. .. De Saulles. Double
plavs-Westcott to Sullivan. Step'oe' 10
wills. Base on balls-On Summerseill. o.;
of Cook. II. Hitched by pitched oalls-
To-, coolr Struck out-Rv SUNNI orsgill
.. NV cook :. Passed balls Sullivan. .;
TaIlc / Time Of pame-2.20. Umpire
pot.e A+tondonCe-1 goo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
To The crealtors OF NJ. B. ORERnORrER.

To the creditors OF NJ. h. OBERDORrER.
Of Richmond, In the county of IelriCO
and district aforesaid. a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on tne 2lst
day Of March A. - 1892 The said NJ II.
BANKRUPT. and that the first meeting 80
h!s creditors will be held in my offices.
No. 2O-2e shafer Building renth and
Main streets IN Richmond. Va On the
nth DAY OF APRIL. A. u is@ a. u"
o'clock In the forenoon an which time the
said creditors may attend provo the'r
claims. appoint trustee, examine tho
BANKRUPT and transact sacn other o-si.
ness as may property GENE pe.ose s~4d
WM + WfCKHAM.
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
April I, 1909. <,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
The Varsity Captain.

William A. Martin. third rase and cap
tain of the Varsity baseball team OF the
University Of Virginia. is twenty wears OF
age. six feet one inch in height and tips
the scales at 175 pounds His home is in
Chattanooga. Tenn. Before coming 10 the
University ne attended for three sessions
Pantops Academy. near CharlottesVille'
where he PLAYED third base on the Acad-
ernv hall nine and tackle on the football
eleven In the fall Of 1896 he matricu-
lated at the University ami the following
spring made the position of right field
on the Varsity nine. His batting ave
rage that year was 1853 and fielding 96l
Last spring he moved up TO the inheld.
where. at shortstop, he put up "a star
game throughout the entire season. His
splendid record in field and at bat won
for him a place as substitute shortstop
on the An-American baseball team.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
GEORGETOWN, 4 PRINCETON, 5.
Princeton Could Not Hit White "hch
Ifits Meant RIMS. Hence.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-Georgeto"n,
defeated princeton on Georgetown field
today In an exciting and closely con-
rested game by the score OF to ..
Princeton's defeat was due 10 the inaoh-
ity to touch White, when hits meant runs
Score; II 7,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

GREENSBORO. n. c.. April 1.-The
rniyerv'ty OF North Carolina, wiped up
the face OF the earth this afternoon with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
To lhe creditors ~ AIYER RnrNrcr, %

To ne creditors OF MYER ROINrCr<. q,
Richmond. in the county OF Uanri,o 4. "a
district Aforesaid. a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on tho Qfs
day N March a -. 1870 me sal sryr,n
kOlNICk was duly adludicated a fank
Iupi' ana that me first meeting ~ his
cIe1iois WEI Be held boz my OFFICES ~
@0-2. shafer Building Cronth ana NH
streets. IN Richmond Va on the 1ITfr
DAY OF APRIL. A. ID. 1900 M , o'citct
On ne afternoon. az which time the ss. 4
creuitots may attend. prove thsir claims.
appoint trustee. examine the hari,r,,,,,
and transact such other business 9S M, :.
properly come before said meeting
WM T. WICKHAM.
April I. 1890
Sol. l.. Bloomherg Counsel. ap2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING on
CREDITORS
In the Matter or W n
MTER ROLNICK. IN
Bankrupt parI~rr.,v
~ THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
lNi IkD STATES FOR TIE EAST.
EkN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING Or
CREDITORS.
In The Matter OF y, ss
NJ. y. OBERDORFER
Bankrupt H.nt...nfrt
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
% ~ ~ ~ ~, STATt,S FOR THE EAST
EftN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA:
Daily camera., 1899-12-02
HAY BRISK TODAY.
Quite Furry in this staple article c
Horse Diet.

Quite Furry in this staple article OF
Horse Diet.
That was clever run away act per
formed by team of Major Miles Jain S
today. Coming in from the country
Major Jain could not resis, the tempta
ton for little chat with Hank" Stevens
at the latter's place on I2th street. Whe n
Hank" gets to talking he is so enter
tanning that his listener often forgets the
state OF his residence and the first name
OF his wife. Well, the major was listen.
ing and the honorable Hank" was talk
ing. when . chap rode by on his bike.
Left Hand colts are not used to these
vehicles and so prepared to leave that
dangerous neighborhood. They sailed
down 18th street, crossed Pearl and
passed through thick row of vehicles
in front of keelers and the blacksmith
shops opposite, the animals making for
the university to ENQUIRE OF DR.. Baker
what is the nature of the two wheeled ar
rangement that had affrighted them
Ahead was another "contraption," the
trolley cars, but they made straight for
the car and the motorman violated the
city ordinance by making the best time
on record. The horses veered to Wal
nut west. just as the motorman had
swept past. and deposited ton OF baled
hay IN front of the Belvidere house
They dragged the wagon few more
rods and were stopped. Had they gone
still a few more rods they would have
found better market for their cargo a,
ID. L. Wise & Co.'S store or at the Boul
der Milling & Elevator company's. A
large crowd gathered and the inciden,
afforded the most exciting event OF the
day. The best OF it all was. nothing wa.
broken and Major Jain came down to the
team when he and Hank" had COM
pleted their confab.
Daily camera., 1899-12-02
How the khAlifA Died

Cairo. Dec. I-Oficers from the Sou
dan, who have arrived here say that
when General Wingate's force overlook
the khalifa the latter tried to outhank
the Anglo-Egyp,ians, but failed. See
ing his position was hopeless. the khalifa
bade his emirs stay with him and die.
He then spread a sheep skin on the
ground and sat down on it. with the
emirs on each side of him. The khalifa
was found shot through the head, heart,
arms and legs, and the emirs were lying
dead beside him. The members of his
body guard were all dead in front Of
them.
General Wingats's force swept over
them without recognizing the khalifa and
his emirs, but they were identified later.
Daily camera., 1899-12-02
LIQUID SUGAR.
Liqsefied swsetness Long Drawn out
Through System of Pipes.

Liqaehed Sweetness Long Drawn out
Through system of Pipes.
Talk about linked sweetness long
drawn out" said J. NJ. Cause of Ogden,
Utah, at the St. James, 81 think they are
drawing sweetness out little longer in
Utah tlian anywhere else in this country.
There is sugar beet factory at Lehl,
you know. AT Springvale. 25 miles above
there is no refinery, but there is crush.
er," as they call it, where the sugar bee,s
are sliced and the sugar extracted. The
sugar and all the impurities, too, in a
very thin syrup. are piped IS miles to
Lehi, where the sugar is renned and ex-
tracted. l don't suppose this syrup
would be very palatable. SO there is no
danger of small boys punching hole in
the pipe and filling up. The impurities
make it acrid. Even when partly refined
the brown sugar don't taste good.
when the farmers about Lehi hrs,
began to raise beets there was a little
disappointment over the results, just as
| understood there had been among
some of the Grand Junction farmers this
year. but after they had learned more
about sugar beet culture, all OF them be-
gan to make money. There is plant at
Ogden this year drawing its beets from
fields IS or 80 miles around the city. and
| was there on their pay day last month.
They distributed $4,000 among the
farmers for that month."-Denver Re.
publican.
Daily camera., 1899-12-02
STATE DEPARTMENT DENIES.

OtAsr Countries.
Washington. Dec. AT the state de
partmenr today an emphatic denial was
made Of even an implied understanding
between the United States. England and
Germany,
The Samoan treaty was signed At go
this afternoon by Secretary Hay. Lord
Pauncefote and DR.. Won Holleben. acting
respectively of the United States. Great
Britain and Germany.
Daily camera., 1899-12-02
Harcourt's Warning.

In a great speech last September Sir
William Vernon Harcourt uttered the
sentiments Of great many people and
respectable minority Of Englishmen
when he told how terrible and how caus-
less would be war against the Beers.
He said there was no cause for war and
Sir William. though Liberal. is one Of
the most conservative OF men. Let US
quote few words of truth spoken by
this great Englishman at time when a
lingo government was hurry,ng vast
armament TO the crushing of the Dutch
Republics across the seas:
I'VE have obtained already tair offer
of an adequate franchise for the Ui,land.
ers. upon conditions which are not un.
reasonable, and to 60 to war upon such
an issue as that now before us would be
in my opinion, wholly without iusti6ca.
ton. There is here-I say 1t after the
deepest rehection-there is no cause tor
war. know how in the arrogance Of
irresistible might and the lust of insatia
bic dominion, the minds of men are in.
famed and blinded by passion and crime.
But to the man who can feel and think.
it is hard to conceive the horror Of a
war waged by Christian men against each
other-a war waged against a people
deeply attached to the inde pendence ol
their country-an independence that was
guaranteed. A war waged for what
For the details Of 4 franchise bill. for ,
difference Of two years in the qualifica
tion!"
Daily camera., 1899-12-02
Mystery
Revived
THE BORDEN MURDER.
Police offered a Clue to the Murderer for
COnsiderattUn.

Consideration.
Fall River, Dec. 2-The Borden double
murder mystery caused by the killing Of
Andrew J. Borden and wife in 1898. has
been brought up again by an offer to the
police tor $4,000 to furnish evidence
against man said to have committed d
the crime. Miss Lizzie Borden who was
tried and acquitted of the murder of her
parents. received large fortune by their
death. She is willing to pay the $4,000
il the attorneys believe there is a good
case against the man. in order that her
own skirts may be cleared in the public
mind of the horrible ilnputation against
her character.
Daily camera., 1899-12-02
You Gan Tell
By the Ring

OF honest dollar from counterft. cracked bell
makes noise but it does not peel out harmony of per-
fecton There that difference in and in ad
vertising and merchandising The brass band methods
and big wordy raising such din now
adas that not drown the plain facts that hon
est stock makes possible. The flashing of string of SEN
saonsal prices will not tempt thoughtful clothing buyer
He wants value fair price. 1t is easy matter for to
win any comparison that is made because offer moth
ing that not reliable and everything that is for
boy All the energy have turned to selling the best
Daily camera., 1899-12-02
Anu.GoebeIite Nominated.

Lexington, KY, Dec. I-Ex.Congress
man Owens, who defeated Congressman
Reckinridge in 1894. and who bolted
Goebei this year and made the bitterest
possible attack on the head Of the ticket
was nominated today by fusion of
boiling Democrats and Republicans to
succeed Congressman Settle. deceased.
The fight will be wholly on state issues,
the silver question not being considered.