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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-07
A GOOD
CHANCE
For El Paso To Get An Ex
ceIIent Educational
Institution
THE PRESBYTERIANS
Want a Hundred Acres Of
Land For a College And
El Paso Is Being
Considered

Ell Paso may before very long be the
seat of an important private education
al institution. The Texas Presby-
teriau Church association is desirous
of establishing an institution of col
Iegiate rank near some large city in
the state, and negotiations are being
quietly carried oo looking toward the
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-07
HanWay Damage Case.

Capt. I. j. Beall has returned from
San Antonio where he went to argue
the Hanway damage suit before the
court of civil appeals.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-07
PROMOTED

Appointment OF General Count Won
MalderZe By the Kaiser.
BERLIN, May The kaiser yes
terday appointed General Count Won
Walderze, chief of staff of the German
army, to be field marshal general.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-07
GREAT HAVOC WROUGHT
And Many Narrow Escapes
But So Far As Known No
Lives Were Lost BY
the Storm

Special Dispatch to the HERALD.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May IA
tornado struck San Antonio this morn
ing between midnight and daylight
aud the loss to property is inestimsble.
The five story brick and steel building
OF the Loan & Trust Co., just receiving
the roof, was blown down and is q mass
of debris. Steel beams six inches
thick and q foot wide, we're twisted
Ike wire and the debris fell upon
Clavin's drug store, the Woodmen OF
World hall, and the Offices of Doctors
Clavin and Bennett and did great dam
age, demolishing the Office building
occupied by the last two named.
EVERYTHING GOES DOWN.
In falling the building carried down
wires of all descriptions and all the
electric companies and street cars are
tied up. Telegraph and telephone
communication can only be had by
roundabout ways.
Residences and stores are unroOfed
by the score, trees and telephone poles
down by the hundreds. and chimneys,
outhouses and awnings are nearly all
gone.
Tne Sunset railroads roundhouse is
unroofed and the boiler house de-
molished.
The Ben Brick company's factory
east OF the city was blown down and
quantity of machinery for making
pressed brick destroyed.
The Southern Mercantile compa-
ny's big warehouse at the L. and G. N.
tracks, covering almost a block and
filed with groceries, Is q total wreck
aad the loss will reach into thou
sands.
The tornado also wrecked the estab-
lishment of Longini and Burnheim,
saddle and shoe manufacturers. which
fell and their loss is sc, 900.
The contract price of the trust build
ing was $50, 900 and the contractor had
no insurance.
AT THE FORTS.
The officers quarters in both the de-
parsment of Texas and Fort Sam Hous-
ton as we'll as the barracks, were
badly damaged. Trees were twisted
out by the roots. Flying debris nearly
killed sentinel on duty and thousand
dollars worth OF damage was done. The
post is In pandemonium of excitement.
The building at Fort Sam Houston
Is badly damaged and the galleries
blown from the front of two barracks
clear over them and away.
EXCURSIONISTs CAUGHT.
The wind blew five box cars on the
Aransas Pass railroad track from a
switch at a station south of here and
the excursion train OF the brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen which left here
yesterday for Corpus Christi and
was on its return, was run into and
derailed. It had twelve coach loads
of people but not person was injured
outside of few scratches and bruises.
A NARROW ESCAPE.
AS far as learned no lives have been
lost and nobody is hurt as a result of
the storm The narrowest escape was
that of Thomas Franklin, father of
Lieut. Franklin. formerly stationed at
Fort Bliss. A plank fifteen feet long
was blown edgewise through his house
into a bedroom just over where he was
sleeping.
It was the most severe storm that
ever visited San Antonio and being &C '
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-07
Music Study Club.

The Music Study club will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Goodman
on Magoffin avenue.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-07
ONE LIFE

And AsMlllion Dollars !. Lost In the
Burning OF a pier
NEW YORK, May The Mallory
steamship line pier was destroyed by
FIRE yesterday: loss million dollars
and one life.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-07
MR.. TANNER

May BY Nominated Be the Illinois
Republicans To- Morrow.
PEORIA, May Tt is thought this
morning that John 81 Tanner will be
nominated for governor at the republi-
can convention tomorrow.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-07
Metal Market.

NEws YORK, May l. Copper firm
I7:silver 59s:.Isad 4.45.
Mexican money quotation at El:Paso,
today: 47i(048. 5s.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-07
KING OTTO
The Insane Monarch In Critical
Condition.

MUNICH, May Tt Is stated that
the insane King Otto, OF Bavaria, is in
a critical condition. A committee of
his trustees has arrived ct
Fuerstnrick castle anticipating his
death
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-07

Inducements which will enable him
to march against Aeuinaldo and Tino.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-07

,tContlnueu on Avn paseJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
lIec,r,c T.,,,r A arm.

When the bell of an ordinary alarm
clock begins to ring the sleeper is apt
10 wake up sufficiently TO think it will
stop soon, and as he IS not competed
II arise and stop it. tn result is often
another nap. with its consequent delays
throughout the day. This obieCtson has
led To tie designing Of the continuous
ringing alarm, of which several are
air 7,dy in use. The electric alarm.
.vh Oh We show in The accompanying pc
lure. has just been patented by Simon
Wolf. of Essen. Germany. and has at
least one novelty 10 recommend it It
is dir city connected with the bed. a~d
II is Impossible for the sleeper TO stop it
I,irii he gets up 10 stay Underne III the
s.ed is a series of coutac: points. one Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
,n,nrove,nrn, milf. preservcrs.

The picture shows a rather novel form
of liye-saving suit which has just been
patented by Felix NJ. Lepore, OF Den
yer, Col. and which is intended to pre-.
servo the life of a wrecked passenger
for several days if need be. The suit
may be made of rubber or other wafer
proof material, and IS provided with
number Of pockets for The storage OF pro
visions, etc. \ large float ring is foEIn-
ed of cork rings covered with canvas
and the portion of the su below TINS IS
entirely water-p proof. Above the float is
the opening through which access IS gam
ed to the interior, there beng room IN
side for the wearer to move comfort
ably. The opening is through the put
toned cloak IN front, and to facilitate
entrance the vizor of the helmet Is
thrown back The vizor is Intended 10
be closed only in cold or rough weather,
and in calm weather the caDes can De
thrown back to allow movement OF me
arms In addition to containing food the
pockets are provided with matches and
"a tiny stove VIII CHI serves 20 give q sig
nal at night. in addition to its ordinary
uses The air channels in the legs can
be pumped full of air by a small bulb
conveniently placed when the suit VIII
tilt on rs back and allow the person
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
Saves the HnnIs Coycr.

In the illustration is shown an adjus-
table book rest for supporting heavy books
In a convenient post on without undue
strain on the covers and without cempeli-
ing the reader 10 hold the book in his
hands. It consists of q flat base board, to
which is attached rectangular frame III
each corner of this frame is pvoted
short metal bar, and in the centre OF the
long sides are two more bars, the latter
being pivoted also TO the inner ends of two
leaves, as Shown in the cut. The outer ends
Of the leaves are supported by the cor
ler bars. which allow the leaves to lit
up and freely. The book may be placed on
either side and when opened half the COW
will on en"h SIDE Of the rest. As
the leaves OF the book are turned the
weight is distributed TO the second sup
port forc!ng it gradually down and pre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
"Su,e GRIN. Fishing Gaff.

Below we show in operation a fish-satf
recently designed by Bernard ]. Warren,
Of Dover, Ne. which is intended to au-
tomatically grip the fish and securely
hold ii until safely lodged in the boat or
on shore as the case may be. This pur-
pose is accomplished by mounting pair
of sliding rods on the face Of d metallic
casing. the latter containing springs which
control the movement of the rods. These
rods are provided with curved rronss,
which project toward each other ana are
separated by a very small space when
the gaff is closed. To set the gait ready
was use the hooks are srasped in the
hands and drawn apart until the spring
controlled block at the centre locks them
open. Then the slightest touch with the
block on the back of a fish will release
lie rods which are instantly drawn To-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

no limos unon which the steamships OF
racent wears have been built, me result
boc benn the evolution OF Two uise1t,-S
tynes Illustrated by the lvernia- OIL t,i9
C,rnard line. and the Deutschiah'l. VI
North German Lloyd. cost OF c Guns. So
ton and of operation increases d. IT.
greater ratio than mere speeu, ii,e' -
consideration chiefly mas oeiaS Gu D 49,
vent of the four day liner. me Deussc -,
lana for instance, could not be driven. Wy
increa sing her engine power, 10 50 fiSh
= sneej as would be necessary 1oi e ~.
four day boat. and it is estimated Ia. -
all the available space were given oNei ~
driving machinery her shell couiu' hot a.
commodate more than one-half OF the
mower REQUIRED to transform her from
a twenty-three knot to a thirty knot snip
TIE ored ction is made that the four DAY
boat will be driven by a combination OF
water tube boilers using not 1oIcea
draug1t with fast running recprocaei.nS
engines using superheated steam or u
tlrb mes Of the Parsons type keductioii
of weights and saving a space to such an
extent will be achieved by this change.
it is contended. that it VII be, posslbie
to nroduce. on a displacement not mucn
greater than that of tho Deutschland
q tfirty-knot steamer with equal accom-
modations for passengers.
a SHARPER CAUGHT
John S. Silver. son Of Portuguese
truck.uan, whose ingenuity raised him to
prom uence in various financial scandals,
is now in serious trouble The man VINO
is said to nave hoodwinked the Chemical
National Banks cashier and safely to
have assisted in the collapse Of the Anleri-
can Loan and Trust Company. yesterday
Headed guilty in the West Side Police
Court TO a charge OF passing g worthless
check for $50
Henry Buch, drugg+St, Of No. 80 West
Ninety-second Street the recipient OF this
alleged worthless check, forced, this man
of a brilliant financial career tozlliguTe
in the role Of prisoner Silver waived eH-
an1ina ton and was held for trial 1t Is
asserted that various Columbus Avenue
merchants NAV nress similar charges.
Silver was arrested on November I.
forfeited his s1,ooo hail, was rearrested
and taken r. tn West 1C1th Street police
station on Thursday.
silver has nllorh~reH presidents Of prom-
nent financial institutions In this city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

ratus illustrated above It consists of
"a cloth sack suspended from the Shout
der and provided at its single corner with
a funn 4 leading into the distr buuns
tube The funnel has an internal gale
to limit the amount OF grain passing.
through. In the outer end of the tube
Is arranged a. series of flacting fingers,
VIII CHI aid materially in the distr-but on
OF the grain. which is accomplished by
swinging the tube from side to side while
held in a slanting position. the grain fall
ing toward tn outlet as long as the end
is held downward and the gate left open
Owing to the length of the tube the area
covered at each swing is cons deraply
or, alter than could be seeded by hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
kccnS tic liars Clean.

AS al present used a railroad signal
flag usually consists Of a piece of CO..
ored bunting secured to an ordinary
wooden staff, and when such a, flag mas
been used the fiagman wraps the bunting
around the staff and throws it down in
any convenient place. These flags soon
become worn and discolored to such
an extent that they must be replaced.
Harry +. Beaver, of Augusta. Ga, has
recently designed a device which will pro-
tee, the flag from dirt, and may also be
utilized for the housing Of several fferent
colored flags for showing different signals.
The picture Illustrates the idea almost
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
POLITICAL NOTES.
Talk of ReapportioninG the State
CoInue, N:rShaI''s Ei"US.

1t is very likely that the Legislature,
when it meets in extra session to arrange
for holding the Constitutional Convention.
viii be called upon to reapporrion the
state for Congressman, Virginia will proba-
bly, lose one representative.
Congressman Lamb says ne Will press
his bill abol:shins the stamp tax on teIe-
grams and checks as soon as the House
meets.
Colonel r c. Marshall, OF Portsmouth.
was in the city yesterday. Wh=n asked 70
express his vews as to the future of the
Democratic party. he said:
Let US have a little rest from politics
There is no need Of ety action. The flu
ture will take care of Itself, and the Dem
ocratic party will live and flourish, 2"
The Republican nominee in the Fourth
District who was defeated by Major F.
r, Lassiter, is now talking Of contesttns
his election
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

The Illustration shows the combined car
.sage lamp and foot warmer recently pat
ea.eJ ,. John b. bartholomew. of
Detroit, Mich, for use in cod weather.
Tho object of tn invention is to provide
Simple and effective means by which
ccnsinued ws;rnlt.: at little eSscase mas.
&c supplied 10 tn, feet Of the occupant
az .iie vehicle. and ia VIII CHI the arrange
i.lnnt is sue. 10 provide light whose
rays may be directed ON the roam in
atixance Of the team This object Is
aiiairrl by mounting the lamp proper
lireciay underneath the body of The rchi-5
cic, with the oil reservoir located b low
and AZ the rear of the lamp. Leading
from the reservoir TO the lamp is
curved tube containing the feed wick and
N lire with the blaze is the glass bulls
eye. through which the rays are emitted.
Directly over the fame is vertical tube,
leading 10 a warming chamber contained
inside the body OF the wagon. and
passage for smoke Is formed by con-
tinuation OF the pipe Il can be ;'ead'ty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
WILL LOCATE HERE.

Son Of Captain Thomas Pinckncy to
practics. il a'ic' mould
NJ. c. Cotsworth Pinckney. a son OF
Captain Thomas Pinckney. and a grand
son of Mrs. John Stewart. Of Brook Hill.
mas begun the practice of law IN this
city under the most favorable auspices.
Mr.. PinclSney graduated at Slrwanee with
high honors, and spent last year az he
In versity OF Virginia studying the legal
lore OF the Cd Dominion.
In September he passed an examination
before the Supreme Court of the State
with distinction.
Mr. Pinckney viii prove a most des trable
addition TO the Richmond bar, IN the
ranks OF which are already TO be found
SO many able lawyers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

better than words can explain II. me
apparatus Is simply a metallic tube c, CON
tanning several spring controlled r ,Le'
on which the flags are wound. W heh .
certain signal Is to be given the. cores
fponding flag is pulled out by srasi'. ne
the protecting ring. After showing the
desired signal the flag Is pulled out a snort
distance to release the automatic catcn
and returns to the casing in the same
manner that curtain is rolled up. a
dev ce of this kind could be permanently
attached to a car or placed In front OF a
station where orders are TRANSMITTED 10
tra;nmer thus having the desired nag
always ready for immediate use.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE NJ. f.
tH UIi> II, SOUTH, AT NORFOLK.

t;educcd Rates va NorfaI,s and West
ern .iailway.
Tickets on sale November 18th. l4;e, and
l5h, good for reurn passage November
18th, 1T rate $3.50 round-trip. Three daily
Trims each way. For further particirlars
Apply TO Jno. Z. Wagner, CITY Passenger
and Ticket Agent Company's office SIS
E. Main Street. or at Ticket Offices 800
E. Main Street ard Byrd-Street Station.
c. II. BOSLEY.
Distr, ct Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

which is shown in the picture. the weight
nf the person forcing them together
clock is used in connection with the
apparatus. and as soon as the hour of
rising is Indicated the remaining openinf;
or break IN III Wire IS closed. the cur
rant passing through the contact points
underneath the bed and causing the bell
10 r:ng cont npously Gntil the sleep T. by
leaving the bed. breaks the circuit Should
lie lie down aeain the circuit is again
completed and the h, II rings until the
second rising
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
90 T-B q 1 .
VIRGINIA VS.. CAROLINA,
AT Norto K Nov, nbrr Gath. Only
ST % kOund Trip

For tho accommodatior of its patrons
in Richmond who desire to witness the
great game OF football between The Uni
vers;ties of Virg MIA and North Carolina
at Norfolk. November 9th, the Norfolk
Limited leaving Byrd Street Station 8
a NJ, arriving Norfolk n:20 a. NJ. and
good returning on train leaving Norfolk
7:30 ?. NJ. VII CHI will carry through
coaches, arriving Richmond 1890 2. NJ,
also good on Richmond Limited. leaving
Norfolk 4:30 P NJ. arriving Richmond
ESQ P II. The ''OnIy-All-Rail-Line." No
change of cars. For further Information.
apply Conlpany's Office. SSS East Main st.
mo. e WAGNER c. II. BOSLEY.
City Pass. Agent. Dist. Pass. Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
New Canadian seeding Device.

The sowing of grass and other fire
gran evenly is a difficult task when
attempted by hand. and most of the pat
ent S eders offered for sale are too costly
for the average farmer to invest in, e p.-
ssially when il is taken into considerations
that The seatier viii only be used once o..
s@ice year. With tire idea of pro
ifdng a cheap a:!i simple apparatus
which shall SOW the seed rap dix asd
evenly y ;snn Mcpherson. Of S lverdala
station. Canada has designed the apra-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
CONFINED CARRIAGE LAMP AID
FO9T-NARAII2R.

understood that II the wick is ignited.
and the feet are placed over The warm
ing chamber and cover. with robe,
they viii be perfectly comfortable them
So ves. and also aid greatly In the cir
culafjon Of blood through other portions
of the body
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
NEW YORK HoRsE-sHoW,
November 19th 10 9th. via G, & o
and O, ID. =. =.

NUNttIllDtI' : 0tII ft9 --ftfT,- VIA u y
and O. ID. >. 5.
On Saturday, November 18th. a personal
.v-conductefd excursion to New York via
tbs c. & %. will leave Richmond al $40
P. NJ, with parlor cnrs. connecting direct
at Norfolk with Cd Dominion Steamship
(tne C. & O. steamer landing passengers
a Old Dominion ship and arriving at New
York about $3.50 P. AZ. next day. 81 one
way rate and Sill round trip. limited to ten
days. including meals and state-room
berths both Ways On Old Dominion steam
ship. On the return. leaves New York at
P. NJ, except Sunday. and lands at Old
Point, where c. 6; O.. train can be taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
WtIIN YOU NsANr

truss fitted exactly and Of the bss,
make coma to. see US. We keep 5crutches
all kinds of braces. al HI Ids of rubber
goods, air cushions and pillows. also a fun
stock OF hair brushes clothes brushes,
shoe brushes, fine colognes, toilet soaps
handkerchief extracts ETC., ETC. AL
kinds Of patent medicine.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.,
Opposite Postoffice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
Ma No Flu d.

It was stated yesterday that the Vir-
gnfa and North Carolina Wheel Works
would not rebuild n Richmond. but would
go to some point further South TIE local
manager of the company is ont OF The
city and the statement could not te
verified
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

among his too trusting admirers. lie OBJ
tanned s150Cl0 from the Chemical National
Bank on sectlrit es which is president
later said might be worth the paper on
which they were written, but not the ink
used on, them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
s.,sca,. ~. m ~ ,,-Ce-

Edward Goldsby. tramp VINO has been
serving on the cilain-ganS undtr Squire
Frank P. Jones, made his escape yeste--
day, taking his zebra uniform with him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
St5n-ONL.NAS15n.

to Norfolk and return. to the Methodist
Conference, via steamer Pocahontas.
Tickets for sale on steamer, November
18th and 18th, and good for ten days from
date of sale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
ANNUAL
NATIONAL
HORSE
SHOW,
New York. Nov. 10th to gath.

L'~ ~ - ~
The old dominion steamship Company
takes pleasure IL t-Li.O-...lLi.s $h%t ~
seyentu ,tIllt-..4 lelsOI.--.-s ~o"-ue-=u eN
cursion IRON. t--e.4...ol-a % -,-" -"ih ~
tn. s...lt u &c 4,o1l-ollel. EiO-se 1--""- -
De nee. IL -,.satt.-J.t -gtii- ss-->-S+- Vti sA.s
above oates -Sili tSs-SG t..~4-!ttIt-H 60
,..y-.. 49, Ci..DSI IL L.
Party VIII .e-.tu -. - va LIZ
chssaneaae and Ohio Halfway, OF ~
,........- ..-l4 l..tu-s Luis -. 1872
ard Western Railroads at I IL l. ".
t,t,,...,,..I, ..-tIi u--etGss SSS>s!!t~t VI S1!e
fIIti .,0II!.II.oII Line at AoE4oih, aud aE'ls-
fns AZ I.er -. NOrtn E.iFeT. .s% lufht
t.I5ItI-sv asIa,Hodn about 30 e NJ
f..,l.u,.--r.p race. SIi.V9
p.lI-,,n 10 richmond can De Titte any
az St.Igl, Inc. anal return limit OF ten
49, gEa5s SUJL gong ana returning
49, same route only.
on, one va rae $40. limited TO con-
tinuors 70 BE-. sold SATURDAY. Novem-
80 IzTS. and .ln1ited 10 continuous pas
eesa in both directions.
Tbs above rates include meals and
-.a.s-roorn accommodations On Old DO
'f Gt,r,sc;aI rates nave been secured for the
ar hoteIs on both American and
n ai ~ plans As New York is always
f-aIsS during Horse Show week. early
cc:s,I:ceifon should be made TO secure
s s,p accommodation on steamer and ar
hotels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

some measure OF rest in calm weather
The chances of preserving life until
rescue is effected seem to be much great
er with this suit than vita the ordinary
circular float, which does not protect the
Wearer from either W nd or water
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
Low RATES North ann WEST

LOW RATES NORTH AND WEST
bero1s YOU travei N:rth q. West CA
lpon OF address The Undersigned for lo0
est ra.;s via York River Li.e Ind Ealti>
more AMI Ohio RaiiroaT (EuyaI Blue
Lin.). SIperb stean'er service to BATH
more. connecting WITH &c finest. fastesl
and safest train In the wcr,d. Leave
,icnmond daily texcert Sunoa,n from the.
Southern RAILWAY Dsnnt y 80 E 81
Apolss TO Rtcar1ard Ira asfer ce,rnars
f.ia blast Main street; or Arthur & Lew.
Is. Southern Passenger .su.nt Bait.ruo,
and Ohio Railroad. Norfolk. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
VA. ANNUAL CONFERENCE

at Norfolk. November fifth, Via c. & O..
Route.
Round-rrip tickets Via c. & O. Railway
from Richmond to Norfolk ans! return.
So 80, will be sold on November 18th f4th
and 18th, with final limit November 80
1900 C. & o. trains leave Richmond at 9
A. NJ and $40 P. NJ daily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

MASON &Hs.tLlS ORGANS
1t Geo. A. Minors, coz East Broad Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

gether by cooled springs contained in the
casing. fixing themselves in the fish To
prevent The fish forcing the hooks out a
ratchet is attached to lock them smut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

GEO. "A. NI,Non,, THEPIaNo# MAN
can be found at COS East Broad Street with
full line Of high grade Pianos aa2 0r-