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Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07
STOCKHOLDERS MEEr1NG-

UmI0n INWN IOmWINN.
Notice is hereby given that the ANNA,
meeting of the stockholders of the i'nior
Land companv for the election of five diroc.
tors and the transaction OF such Other ms
ness as may lawfully come before the r,ee..
ing will be held at the office of the gcneTa
solicitor. Union Pacific building. Omaha,
Neb., upon Monday, the Sth day Of Ian.
uary, 1900, at 10 o'clock "a, M.
The stock transfer books will be cloc-d
ten days previous to the meeting.
New York City, n. Y, December 18th
lS99. ALEXANDER MILLER.
Secretary.
Dpclgl0nEM
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07
stationary Engineers.

Omaha No, ! installed the following Off
GERS for the coming year Friday evening:
President, Glen Deyo; vice president, A, l.,
Shaffer; recording secretary, W. S. John
son; treasurer, c. G. Smith; financial secre-
tary, J. Grainer; recording secretary, J. II.
swartz; conductor, NJ. Brakeman; door
keeper, D. Brophy.
The association meets every Friday even
ing at Washington hall, when topics Of in,
terest to all engineers are discussed.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07
srnC,nOLnERS, MEEr1Nc

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of The Bee
Building company will he held at / o'clock
p. m. Thursday, January l6, 1900. at the
Office Of said company in The Bee building,
Omaha. for the election of a board of d-
rcctors for the ensuing year and the trans
action of such other business as may prop
erly come before such meeting. BY order of
tho president. c. c. ROSEWATER,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07

The vigilance, prudence and capacity. I'm
renting and sustained, of a naval cap
tain, wisely meeting as they successfully
arise the countless details of the manage
maintaining the morale essential to good
work and bringing the vessel into effective
action at Il critical time. are qualities which
entitle an officer to share In rewards, if
any are given, for distinguished naval
service. These qualities are exhibited in a
nigh degree by the officers participating in
the battle of Manila, who have been re-
warded by advancement on the navy list.
they were also exhibited by other officers.
particularly those who SO conspicuously
ana meritoriOusly participated i'm the
battle of Santiago and yet have not in any
way been rewarded.
jealous patriotism acquitted themselves in
difficult circumstances with uniform sue
cess an analytical comparison of their re-
spective achievements is practically i'm
possible, since all the varied rircum-
stances of the several cases can hardly he
taken INTO tull and accurate account. 1t is,
however, deemed to be the duty of the de-
artnen to bring to the attention of the
committee, with the recommendation that
carry acton be taken by congress in the
matter, the general question of the in
adequacy OF the present system of rewards
anu 70 suggest that a remedy be fixed in
certain measures now before congress. one
OF these, that is, senate bill $50. Fifty
sixth congress-. first session. provides that
the advancement of rank of officers of the
navy and marine corps for war service
snail not interfere with the regular pro-
motion OF officers otherwise entitled thereto.
ms measure is similar to senate bill 5O0G,
flfty-itth congress, third session. which
was prepared by the department and has. |
am informed, already passed the senate at
It's present session. and if enacted into law
VAL, In the case above cited, for example.
have the effect of restoring to the officer
concerned the numbers lost by advance
nlenls heretofore made under the present
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07
Nicnrnpun CommIs.Ion Sails.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6,-The commission
headed by Rear Admiral joins G. Walker.
retired, sailed today on the Atlas line
steamer Alcne for Nicaragua to investigate
and report on the canal possibilities. Work
already done Will be examined, The spe-
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07
n1 am lndehted 10 ono Mlnnte consh Curs

II am Indebted 10 ONO MINUIN NOUSh N9Tv
for my health ana life. 1t cured me OF lung
trouble following grippe Thousands owe
their lives to the prompt action of this never
failing remedy. 1t cures coughs, colds,
Group, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and
throat and lung troubles. Its early use pre-
vents consumption. 1t is the only harmless
remedy that gives immediate relief.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07

Fraternal lodge. No. 3, Bankers Union Of
the World, will give an entertainment in
connection with the installation OF officers
at the hall Of the lodge in the Continental
block, Fifteenth and Douglas streets, on
Tuesday evening, January 9. An elaborate
program has been arranged, dancing being
on the list.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07

The other of these is senate bill 5O05. Fifty
NTH congress. third session. "providinp for
suitable rewards for officers and men of the
navy and marine corps for exceptional and
merttnrtouS service in the line of duty"
ms measure is believed to afford a salts
factory substitute for the present method
OF rewards, would enable the department
to confer upon the officers above referred
honor medal" with its attendant ad-
vantages and benefits, and would. it is
thought. provide equitable recognition in
tie cases of other officers of the navy en-
titled thereto by reason of exceptional serv-
ice in the line of duty.
In consideration of the importancc of
this general question the department
urgently requests that it may receive such
early attention of the committee as its con-
venience will suggest. Very respecffuIv,
JOHN d. LONG, Secretary,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07

LITTLE FALLS, MINI, Jan. 6.-Four
children of Michael MerriCk, n farmer.
burned to death last night in a fire that
destroyed the house. The remains cannot
be identified and will be buried in one grave.
The children were from I to 10 years of age.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07
PENSIONS WESTERN VETERANS.
survivors of the CiviI War Rcmem-
bcrcd by the Government.

WASHINGTON, Jan. G.-(Special)-The
following western pensions have been
granted:
Issue of December Is:
Nebraska: Restoration and reissuc-HOr
ace c. Cunning dead, Cozad, $40, In
creaso-Beniamin f. Bryan. Norma. 81 10
Widows (spelial December 2D-Mary b.
Allen, Lincoln, s.; Sarah Cheney, Leb-
anon, IS.
Iowa: Original-Timothy J.. Wade, Hamp-
ton, IS. Additional-Johu w. Atchisou,
Bussey, s. to $l2, Increase jeremiah
Lynch. Davenport, 81 to $li; Michael
O'Rourke, Cherokee, So to 49, William
Moody, Shellsburg, so to $l2 Thomas
Weeks, Slater, 81 to $40. Original widows
Anna Bell, Tabor, s..
Colorado; O~riginal-Loyi NJ. Bean, Boul.
der, SO; John Phillips, Soldiers and sailors
home, Rio Graudc, $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07

Rising star lodge, No. 10, independent
order Of odd Fellows, at Osceola has in
stalled officers as follows: William Stokes.
noble grand; L.. 1. Garringer, vice grand;
Ncls Johnson, treasurer; 5. A.. Snyder. Sec
rotary. installation night was a notable
event in secret society circles at Osceola.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07
FOR INSTRUMENTATION :,

SI.l BjIs am Art Poster Exhibit Of over
yl artists proofs. rare prints ard poster
pictures. uniformly mounted, with fixtures
4t haHslnE, case for shipping, etc eN-
hibitcd with great success in several
western cities. Can be leased to art clubs
or societies or put on the road direct 4
money maker for a hustler. Address Art
Poster Show, l27 n. 18th, Lincoln. Neb.
D-AIIN q
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07

JOLIET. IN. Jan. 6.-The notice Of a
general advance of ~ per cent in wages
posted by the four plants of the American
n.OOO employees. The employees will also
share in the benefit fSnd TO be created by
the cOmnanN.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07
KniGhts end Lndies of security.

The first c%neeting Of Omaha council No,
AS for 1900 will be held next "Wednesday
evening, when delegates and alternates ia
the national convention will be nominated.
The newly elected deputy will be present
and the advisabllity Of holding weekly meet
ings considered.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07

ciac object viii be to recommend a route Tor
q canal across the is,hmus. The trip across
Nicaragua will occupy about six weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07

The knights of Pythias lodge at Creighton
Neb., held it's annual banquet New Years
night, SiXty-five plates were laid. A
social program was rendered.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07

tion York and Scottish rite charm. includ-
ing the Knight Tcmplar and Thirty-third
degree emblems, and valued at 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.

&c., KANSAS CITY. ST. JO-
KtfHETTy&&2l s.ph & Council Bluffs
Hitiltllllllllllb Railroad The Burling.
1tsslk1h5SStE ISsTSSMI ton Route"-TiCket Office,
IESs3 ENgyA&Isi 1902 Farnam Street. Tele-
IEyn iilll1j.&Nu phone, $50. Depot, Tenth
BfEEbyAxkJITa ana Mason Streets. Tele-
E.J phone, $40.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City Day Ex....a $50 am a 5:i5 pm
Kansas City Night Eek. .alO:15 pm a $50 am
St Louis Flyc: for St.
Joseph and st. Louis 4:55 pm all 10 am
a Daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07

George A. Custer Woman's Relief corps
No. 81 will Join the post in installation of
officers Tuesday evening. January ., in Red
Mems hall, Continental block.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07

CUT RATE railway tickets everywhere
Z. H.. Philbin, 1905 Faruam. Phone Isl.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07

DIR. r. D.. Mason, rectal and pelvic surgery
zoe Brown block, Omaha,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07

At the regular meeting Of Hastings lodge
No. 80, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons
held Tuesday evening, at Masonic
temple in Hastings, David NJ. Nc
Chimney, secretary q the lodge
was presented with a handsome combina'
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07

LADIES. Chichester English Pennyroyal
pills are the best; safe. reliable; take no
other; send 4c. stamps, for particulars.
Relief for Ladies'" In letter by return
mail. At druggists. Chichester Chemical
Co, Philadelphia. Pa.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07

. HOUSES and best corner lot in city.
Farnam and 35th; rental $50; price, 5000.
$500 cash; $500, Sig per cent SO years
Stringer, Paxton block. RE-g74 -
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07

LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW and secondhand bicycles at half prie,
Louis Fleschcr, 1922 Capitol ave. -13l
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07

A joint installation of the Grand Army of
the Republic and Woman's Relief corps was
one of tho social pleasures of the week in
Mitchell, 5. D., both of which We're attended
by a large number of members. The officers
of the Relief corps were installed by Mrs,
Mary Boies as follows: President, Mrs.
Helen Kibbee; senior vice president, Mrs.
Mamma Moore; junior vice president. Mrs.
Susan Tenney; treasurer, Mrs. Clara Lukens;
chaplain, Mrs. Gertrude Abbey; conductress,
Mrs Clara Daniels; guard, Mrs. Anna NJ.
Williams; secretary, Mrs. Anna V. Wallis.
The officers OF the Grand Army OF the Re-
public were then installed by H, II. McLain
as follows: Commander. George A. Silsby;
senior vice commander. r, p, Hall; junior
vice commander, ]. T. MIchaels; chaplain,
II. w. Kress; surgeon, b. S, Barnard; ad-
jutant, II. II. McLain. In June the state en-
campment of the Grand Army OF the Re-
public, Woman's Relief corps and Sons of
Veterans will be held in Mitchell,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07
MEDICAL.

ladies. old DIR. Bells Cotton Root pills
the best, safe, reliable; take no other;
send &c stamp for particulars. DR.. Bell,
Box us, St. Louis, Mo. M-39S JlS"
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07

The brisk contest which has been going
on for some time between the Sioux Falls,
Lead and Aberdeen lodges OF the Ancient
order Of United Workmen has resulted in
Aberdeen again reaching first place with a
membership Of 667; Sioux Fails second, with
634, and Lead third, with 534 members.
Sioux Falls has held the banner for two
years, but the Aberdeen hustlers broke the
record by taking in eighty-one new mem
beers in December. Grand Recorder LAWN
states that the order has a membership in
the state of ll.O44. During the year 1859
the gain was S22 new members.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07
wYMAN, suRIvER 20.

WYMAN, SHRIVER Co,
Now York Life building.
What is the use Of your paying house rent,
when YOU can buy a home on small
paymcnt down and monthly payments on
the balance We nave three small prop
critics In choice location that we can sell
on monthly payments for little more than
the property rents for. Call and see our
list before buying elsewhere, YOU will
save none by so doing. RE-l02 I
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
$50 for S rooms, east front, Lowe ave.
$500 for two houses and large corner lot
uoar HansCOw Park.
50 200 for Groom house and lot i3NliO on
Georgia avenue near Pacific.
81 200 for nice corner lot near Ilansc5m
Park.
$500 for fun east front lot on 32d ST.
1000 for three lots ilxly) each on 3lst st.
1850 for 51Nl3G, corner I'D and Dodge.
500 for % acres good land near Waterloo.
Ri-l25 :
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VACANT

No. g.2-27th and Howard SITS. Q houses.
pays good interest on 5000. Price, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07
FOR sALE-nEAL ESTATE
DWELLING HOUSES

a3i-3lO Mason ST.. Z rooms. modern.
with barn. Price, s., $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-07
BORROW.

$50 for 6 months; $40 for use of same. best
of references. Address L 20, Bee. 1c5 T"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-27

the day htyenj the early dispatch from
Aslsulfa. ksfiaEs. stating that tho Gem
b.Hsd forces had entered Tien Tsln. and
that the Seymour expedition was reported
ton miles from Tien Tsia Sunday. This
cleared up ono situation only to presen,
suathsr condition. ws,ish rnay prove even
ni5rr Trafc. The casualty list on the ffst
engagement vas awaited anxiousiy. ard
ARRANGEMENTS were made by the officials
20 have relays through The night IN order
that tsita lat might bo handled with the
greatest dispstch and bc given to the fab-
lie Al the frat opportunity.
The Navy Department to-day received a
telegram frnm Il number as officers as
siRned 10 tho Wisconsin. now under con-
etEietiota a, San Franciseo. asking 20 be
assiRnai TO active service In China waters
The officers signing the dispatch were
Captain Raiier. Lieutenant Commanders
Milton and May6 LeutaDants Mcfltroy,
Alderman and Nagsieessug, and Ensign
Gronan. Tiie department to-day accepted
the services Of an officer on the retired list,
uBier authority conferred By q recent net
nf Goneress The officer Is j. G. Townlcy.
retired who f. ordered To snii on the
steamer leaving San Francisco july inth
II is said that many ntier retired officers
wifi be called buck tG active service If lie
emergency becomes pressing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-27
THE GILLIGAN
CASE GOES OVER
No Decisive Steps Likely to be Taken
Soon-Mr. Turner Did Not
Leave a Fortune.

SUFFOLK. VA, June 26--speeial-cou
ty Judge Atkinson. at Isle of Wight
Courthouse this afternoon. convened court
TO hear further motions regarding the new
trial for Andrew Carter Ciilligan. II was
late before the proceedings begun. Mr..
Edwards was there for the prisoner, and
Mr.. Holland represented the Common
wealth. On motion of the prisoners
counsel, the whole matter was continued
over until next Monday, the first day of
the July term. Even then there is not
likely to be taken any decisive steps.
Gilligan viii not foe carried 10 Peters
burg till after Monday, Sheriff Edwards
said.
Mr. Holland, one OF the attorneys for
the State, said this afternoon that C. Bev-
erly Turner did not leave as large estate
as many persons supposed. He said the en-
tire valuation of real and personal prop
crty was not over $1,000.
Nansemond Circuit Court was engaged
to-day in hearing the case of William
Wells administrator vs. the Norfolk and
Western Railroad for $4,000
Wells. brakeman, was killed at Lake
kiiby last June.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-27
PRICE TWO CENTS.

free silver need not be mentioned az an, an.
The party in the East will not stand ior
Incidentally, Mr.. Price, who arrived
here to-day, started boom for Sulzes
for vlce-President. Mr.. Price IS Guoteo
as saying that the candidate for vice.
President must go to the East II oHgnt
to be New York. Hill is out OF the ques-5
ton. Sulzer is the man who appeaiS %
the elements we need to carry f>e"
York
Although the Democratic National Cen-
mittee will not meet here until MoEaay
next to select it's temporary officers, CEN
siderable gossip is being induiged In as
to the selection of temporary chairman.
The Star this evening says that IL hes
between D. A Rose. Mayor OF N1iiwaukee,
and Governor Charles; n. Thomas, or COL
orado, with the chances In favor OF MI.
Rose
Gangs of men are working day and
night to complete the new Convention
Hail, and there is every assurance that
Kansas Citys promises of suitable
meeting place viii be fulfilled. The hall
directors say that they will turn the
building over to the National Committee
on Monday. Already the decorators nave
begun their work on the interior OF tne
big structure, and the finishing touches
and smaller designs are being put on.
Charles Towne has written that he VIII
reach Kansas City on Friday.
General E. S. Corser, secretary and
treasurer OF the Silver Republican Com
mittee is expected to arrive Tomorrow
to begin active preparations for that con-
vention. which will meet at the same time
as the Democratic gathering.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-27
The British Columns Steadily Con-
tracing the Circle Of Advance.
KRUGER'S HEALTH GIVING WAY.
Before Leaving This Country, Bocr
Euvoys Issue Appca, to the Citi-
zcns, Thanking Them and
Askin;, for Continued Sym
pathy III Their Struggle
for Liberty.

I0SDoN. June $3.50 A. M.-The Boer
oomnandos in the eastern part OF the
orange River colony appear to have been
hrol,en an by their leaders for the time
into small parties. that harass large
columns Of the British incessantly, cut
ting off scouts, sniping pickets, making
show of force here and there, and bewilder-
ing the slow-moving bodies. Comnandant
Christian Dewet, General Steyn's principal
commander is the genius of these suer'ua
o,,,ar.t,ons He is the hero on the Boef
eide in these last days of hostilities
lord Roberts columns are steadily con-
trartinr the circle Of their advance. Trans
yaal officials were interviewed YESTERDAY at
Nachadodorp by a correspondent OF the
1,,iI, E,xrress. ana asserted an intention
t,,Id o,,t to the last. President Kruger
y,.tI, nro1ably retire TO Watervaionaer OF
Nalsprnit His physician thinks ms con
a;tinn ~ health will not allow him to go
to High veldt.
rba Rrittsh prisoners at Nooit Godacht
,oI. more comfortable. Large guam
tit;.s of food and blankets have been tor
,,orded 10 them. Pretoria kilograms say
that supplies of warm clothing are leach-
;np Lord Roberts infantry. VINO had been
yaorad and had suffered from the cold.
C,ommandant General Botha is uncom-
monty active east of Pretoria Ihe cana
dams are doing splendid outpost work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-27
4 TRAGEDY
IN CARROLL
An Aged and Respected Citizen Shot
Down While Riding Along
the Highway.

GLADESBORO, VA. June 26-special.-
Mr. Byron Martin. an aged ana respected. |.
citizen OF this place. was fatally shot oy
Ed. Sawyers last week and has since
died.
Mr.. Martin was an old Confederate SOL
dier. and was on his way to the courthouse
to meet the Pension Board and attend to
other business, and was riding along the
public highway when he was SHOT %ith
SS-calibre pistol at short range
The ball went in his head near the eye
and ranged downward and lodged in the
vertebra.
Drs. Nuckolds and Branscone offended
the wounded man, but could do nothing to
save his life.
sawyers claims it was an accident. He
saws he shot at a partridge and did not
see Mr. Martin until he sell m"rtaHy
wounded.
lSawyers is reckless man, and, 1t is
stated, threatened the lives Of several per-
sons He gave bond for his appearance at
court. and was turned loose again
The Democrats of Carroll, IN rnass-neet-
ing last week elected delegates to the
Congressional Convention at MartinsViite.
and instructed for Hon. - A Swanson for
reelection for Congress.
c. C. WorreIl resigned the office OF eoun-
ty chairman, and C. NJ. Marshall was
unanimously elected to fill the position.
The small grain crop is splendid IN this
vicinity, but the weather continues so
wet it is feared it Will be greatly damaged
Mrs Bertha Cassell. also Miss Matilda
Smith, are very low and not expected to
live many days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-27
ENTRY OF PEKlN.
Americans and English Broise
Through Chinese Lines.

tcopYright. 1900. thc Associated Press)
siiE FOO. I1nc gJ,fhc Americans
aud British esitured 3'ien T*in after first
stIsnc.nR the guns ef the arsenal ned
breaking through the Chinese lInes, Thr
foreigners were close behind The Eus-
siahS lost four killed anf thirty wounded.
hs' losses ot the either nattonalities were
EFuaii
admiral SEYMOUR force Is tbol, Zen
miles from Ttau Tsiu. II Is surrounded
hy Chinese troops aita Boxers, and ham
perea by the presence Of xlcIS and
wounded
1t is reported fhst all foreigners were
sent trsm 'ekin Win a weak Chinese
suari, and Il IS assumed thai they are
VIII, Admiral Seymour. Ono thousand
Lapaua&e are landing at TakG ana two
thousand mere are expected tomorrow,
when battz5ron of French rs also due
fhe foreign bdmralE have appointed
Captain Niee commander OF The SIunoca-
ets 60 10 commandment a Tong ku,
The Netherlands cruiser Holland has
left Java fer tht Foo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-27
HILL FOR SECOND PLACE.
The Resolution Will he Adopted by
Arkansas Conventions

Ine IeSOiUIlO;l VII ne Adopted Dy
Arkansas Convention.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, June 26-The
Democratic State Convention to-day
nominated the following partial State
ticket:
Governor, Jeff Davis; Secretary OF
State, John w. Crockett; Attorney-Gen-
eral, George W. Murphy; State Treas
urer Thomas E. Little; Commissioner
Of Lands. Thomas Colnuitt; Superintend-
ent of instruction, John Doyne; Commis-
sioner of Agriculture, Frank Hill; Asso-
ciate Justice Supreme Court. c. D. Wood.
The ticket was not completed until after
a wrangle over allowing the vote of Mis-
stssippi county to be cast by proxy
for State Auditor. and the convention ad-
journed until tomorrow.
Delegate c. ]. Parker offered a resolu-
ton instructing for David B. Hill, of New
York, for Vice-President. A demonstration
followed and there were loud cries of
Yes and NO the Hill contingent
seeming to be in the majority. Under the
rules the resolution was referred without
debate TO the Committee on Resolutions
The Hill followers claim the reception ac-
corded the resolution by the convention
ensures it's adoption. The platform will
reaffirrn the Chicago platform. oppose i'm
perialism and contains big antitrust
plank.
Senator Jones, Senator Berry and Hon.
Jeff Davis. who was nominated to-day for
Governor, probably Will be the delegates
at-large. Judge Edgar Bryant may be the
fourth delegate-at-large.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-27
SUM MARY OF TO-DAY's NEWS.
Local

Local
Tenth anniversary of Masonic Home
celebrated.
Two men arrested on grave charge to
have hearing to-day.
Governor grants stay OF execution tc
Frank Benjamin.
Industrial Institute 10 soon be opened
by Richmond Methoelists.
Chamber Of Commerce outlines plans.
The Virginia delegation TO Kansas
City.
School for training OF colored people.
State.
Cumberland elects six delegates, in-
Structed for Flood.
-aearing OF motions in the Gilligan
case go over TO the jury term.
~ Norfolk jury decides that the Off
GERS OF boat make q man wear a
coat while on board.
An aged citizen OF CARROLL county shot
down on the public highway.
General.
"A cloudburst In Mobile does great
damage to railroads and other property
Illinois Democrats instruct delegates
for Bryan
for David 3. Hill for Etce-PreSident.
.--Sharkey knocked out By Gus Ruhliu
in fifteenth round.
Foreign.
Uprising feared In the soutnern pros
vinces OF China.
Wealthy residents fee from Canton.
Seymour surrounded by Chinese.
d Further details OF entry OF Ttou Tsins
--Boer eAvoyS tssua 2n appeal 70 Alegtp
can leo1sa q