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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
HcnnincS Races.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 10
Good Friday, the last but one of the
spring meeting days Of the Washington
Jockey Club, brought out large crowd
to the Bennings track. The track was
heavier than on yesterday, and the
talent Jared well with the mud horses
picking two outright and an equal choice
favorite. Summary:
First race-For fillies and mares. three
year-olds and upward; purse $500; five
furlongsLRevonah (evenl first Lady
Lindsay (even and out) second, Jamaica
az to u third. Time, 1:04.
Second race-For maidens, two-vear-
olds; purse $500; four and half fur
longs-Lambkdn q to y first. Gracious
&c to s, second Light Ball, coupled with
William A. c. II. g to y third. Time,
IS Is.
Third race-Selling, for three-year-olds
and upward; purse $500: six and a half
furlongs-Rohert Metcalf Is to 81 first,
Owensboro "a 10 y second, Double Dunn
my f3 to u third. Time. :25 3-5.
Fourth race-For five-year-olds; purse
$500: seven furlongs-Post~ Haste &c to 81
first, G. E. W1glltman a to s. second,
Grandeur &c TO y third. Time. 1:31 20
Fifth race-Handicap. for three-year-
olds and upward: seven furlongs-First
Whip &c to 81 first, Brisk C to p second.
Sir Ftzhugh e to y third. Time, i 81 s-5
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KILLED IN THE PHILIPPINES.
A Brave Virginia Soldicr-Dublin to

Have n Bank.
DUBLIN, VA, April 13.-Speclal-Much
regret is felt here over the news OF the
death Of Lieutenant Frank Wysor. OF the
Nineteenth Infantry, who was Wounned
in the Philippines on the 14th OF March
and died on the 18th. He was the son
Of Lagree Wysor, of Newborn, Puiashl
county. He ranked as first lieutenant OF
Company d, of Wytheviie. in the SECOND
Virginia Regiment of Volunteers, When
that body disbanded in. April, 1859
A short time after he again enlisted
this time as a private in one OF the resl-
ments sent to the Philippines, and mas
since risen, by his merits as soldier, IN
regular order of promotion to a second
lieutenancy.
A meeting of the stockholders in the
prospective Dublin Bank was held mere
last night. The proposed capital Of TINS
bank is $4,000. a large part OF TINS
amount mas been subscribed, and II Is
thought that the necessary remainder
will not be difficult to raise, in view OF
the great benefit and convenience OF scc'i
an enterprise In this community.
Business is in a more prosperous con-
dition in Dublin this spring than for
some years past. Satisfaction prevails
in the farming, shipping and merchandise
ing quarters.
Mrs. Gardener has removed her milii-
merry establishment from Newborn to
Dublin, and held a pleasing spring OPEN
ing last week
Dwelling houses are in demand.
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Funeral Services.

The funeral of MI. VIM. C. Mayo, who
died at 1880 Thursday night at the resi-
Gence of his son.in-law, Dr.. w. T. Op-
penhlmer. No. 1o6 North Ninth Street,
will take place at 4 o'clock this af-
ternoon from St Paul's Episcopal church.
The pall-bearers will be as follows:
Active-NIesrss. Roosevelt Page, Pember-
ton Crenshaw, Guy Cabell, John Atkinson,
John Farrand- B. R. Wexford, j. r. v.
Daniel.
Honorary-Nir. John George, Maj. Robe
Stiles, Mr.. J. Aston Cabeli, Judge L. L.
Lewis. Maj. Sol. Cutchins, Mr.. Joseph
c. Dickerson. Mr.. Caskie Cabell. Mr.. b..
zTace, Mr. James Gordon Mr.. George
Bryan. Harvie Blair, DR.. W. A. Deas,
Dr. Christopher Tompdns. Maj. Robert
Archer.
The funeral of Mr.. Wiley A. Blanken-
ship Jr.. will take place from Union Sta
ton Church a $3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
The funeral of MIR. Dudley M. Stone
took place at o'clock yesterday afternoon
from the residence, No. 1877 West Clay
Street.
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Holt took
place from the Baptist Home at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon.
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HUNDREDS WILL BE HERE
Convention OF the American Water
Works Association Next Month.

Convention OF the American Water
Works Association Next Month.
Arrangements are being made for the
entertainment of the members Of the
American Water Works Association dur
ing their convention here next month
Several hundred of them will be here. and
it will require the expenditure of over
s.. 900 on the part Of the city, in addition
to the costs the visitors will be put to TOR
their entertainment.
The convention will be held at the JET
ferson, but many plans for the pleasure
of the guests have been mapped out by
the Committee on Water. OF this city. 1t
is proposed to drive the visitors to the
places of interest about the city, and to
tender them a dinner at the new pump
house A trip to Dutch Gap and Old
Point is included N the programme.
Mr.. George Stevens, of the chesapeake
and Ohio. has offered a special train to
take the visitors. together with the Water
Committee, to Old Point and back
There will be a meeting of the sub
Committee on Water next Tuesday for the
purpose of further perfecting the plans Of
fsnt erta inment. 49, -------- ------- -.L--
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NEW CARS AT NEWPORT NEWS.

in q Sewer Mania New
A3anSiOn.
4 NEWPORT NEWS, VA, April ls--spe-
ciaa-The first cars CT the Peninsula Ra1l-
way Company's line were run on twenty
Seventh Street and over the Twenty-f,ilth
Street bridge this morning. number OF
.Councilmen and other city officials were
of the party that went over the bridge.
1 lightning yesterday struck the tower
over the Old Dominion ConHpany's new
sewer main above the city main. shock
ing the workmen, but not fnjuring them
seriously. The Lightning went down the
tunnel. putting out all the lights, but
doing no great DANA ge.
Work was begun this morning on the
new colonial mansion to be built on the
banks OF the James. just above the city,
by Mr.. w. a. Post. superintendent OF the
Newport News Shfpbuilding and Dry
Dock Company.
81 The mansion will cost SO, 600, and Will
be the finest in the city.
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SOU TlH|HR| TRAINS
RIlJIAI'AllNI(AS usual
CONTINUED from First Page.l

The President. and am having tilis
money transferred from G1sadquar-
tiers to a. point on the South
ern, and every cent of 1t will be
spent If necessary. If this fund IS ex-
Rflalnsted, I shall can on the 10000. mem
bers OF the organization throughout the
United States. Canada, and Mexico for
assessment fund, and viii have S1oo, LOO
more inside of ten days
President Powell says there has been no
Thought of O. strike on the Queen and
Crescent. II there is extension OF the
present movement it Will be to include
those operators at connecting points. who
have been asked to perform work icr
the Southern.
AT Ftsowery Eranet1, Ca. the operator
who took the place of the retiring agent
was run out OF town by the citizens, and
at Corona. Aha. Dispatcher Cox. of Co
LUMINOUS, Miss, was ro,aghly handled and
escorted out OF the place
President John T.. Wilson, OF the Order
OF Trackmen, has wired from st. Louis
that he is ready to come. ard Is awaiting
further advtcss from President Powell.
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MISS WISE NOT MARRIED
Engagement. Announced and Wed
ding in June.


Through the unfortunate error of an
out-of-town correspondent, the premature
announcement of the marriage of Miss
Eva D. Wise, daughter of Captain John
S. Wise, of New York, to Mr.. James e..
Barney, was made in this paper yester-
day.
This popular young couple are engaged
and their coming marriage has Just been
announced for June 9th. and is counted
as one of the most interesting future
events of the society season.
The friends of the bride were naturally
much disturbed at the erroneous publ
cation.
The important report was published in
the New York papers as noteworthy
niece Of news, causing Captain Wise to
give denial to the Hoort there and also
to request its correction in the Richmond
papers.
The prominence and popularity of the
prospective bride and groom gave unusual
interest to the report. The correction has
been made in all the papers which pub
hshed the error, but the incident is not
closed.
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MANY RETURN TO WORK
RcEor,s,to Mr. Cannon Show that Only
1o2 Operators Quit Work.

Rcpor,Sto Mr.. Cannon Show that Only
1o2 Operators Quit Work.
WASHINGTON April l3.-Reports re-
ceived by Mr.. Cannon this morning show
ed that in all 152 operators had quit
work. Many Of them. 1t was stated, had
returned to their keys. About 1.4D
teIegraphers in all are employed by the
Southern Railway Company The places
of these who have not resumed work
nave been flied in part at least, says
Mr.. Cannon, by men from the clerical
force, who formerly worked at the key,
but had been promoted to higher posi-
tons.
iMr. Cannon characterized as absurd the
reports coming from the headquarters OF
the strikers declaring the strike to be q
complete success and asserting that the
business on the Southern road was par
alyzed Only in one instance, ne said,
had there been any great delay to the
service ana that was in the case OF q
train which reached a station by the
name of Alto. one hundred miles north
of Atlanta just after the strike had oc-
Cured. This caused a delay OF ABOUT
four hours and incidentally prevented tne
movement of other trains whose arrivals
and departures from various Statio.,s
were secondary to or affected oS A.:
Other delays less serious in consequence
had been occasioned by the strike. ana
also by the failure of connections from
other railroads to arrive on time.
From reports from the railroad ofilclals
Mr.. Cannon said that on the Annlstol'
division of $50 miles. employing ). men
only II had struck: on the Memphis tlle
North Alabama and on the DanTlile IL
visions, none had deserted; on the Rlch-
mond division. 1 had gone out: on she
Norfolk division OF GEO miles employing
1872 men. 80 had left their places, and on
the Washington division, u men went
out. some of whom had returned
Those who had gone out, he declared
included employees at relay Offices, whose
services were not missed 50 greatly as
il thcd had occurred at other points.
Mr. Cannon to-day sent the following
general message addressed to all the
telegraph operators in the employ Of the
company:
.sOur experience yesterday and to-day
confirms our confidence i'll our telegram
department.
your demonstration of loyalty and de-
,rotion to duty is specially gratifying. and
will not be lost sight of. You will be
pleased to know that the total number
that went out is less than ten per cent
of the telegraph force.
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NIrDanicI at Y. NJ. G. "A.

A benefit entertainment for the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
will be given Monday evening at the y
NJ C. A. Auditorium. Mr.. Louis Spencer
Daniel, the great humorist, will be the
attraction, and in the entertainment VIII
be assisted by Miss Florence billiard, the
well-known violinist Of this city,, and
Mr.. II. w. Geiger. the popular pianist
Mr.. Daniel comes we'll recommended.
He has delivered his recita tons in many
of the cities of the United States, and as
an entertainer has won his way to the
front rank. His Les MiseraLIes is Won
derful piece of art, and his negro dialect
is unsurpasse The little boys and girls,
friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Interesting Facts About Richmonis
Ci,iznns ard Other Matters.
The condition of General Edgar Allan
shows Improvement
Mrs. VIM F. Patton is visiting Mrs.
DR.. o. y. Crenshaw. No. JOS East Main
Street.
MI. R H. TalIev, private secretary to
Court. is much better.
The condition of Mr.. John Campbell,
of the United States Revenue Oniee, Is
reported to show Improvement.
The Ricnmond Traction Company has
lust received another consignment OF ten
new summer cars from the Jackson
sharpe Company of Wilmington. Del.
ar. William snaser. OF Bon AIR. who
has been at the Virginia Hospital tor
two weeks. was discharged yesterday
much improved.
Messrs. Z. j. Hundley, John 2 lninp-
kins, and Robert G.. Lucas. OF the water
Department, are confined at rhe.r hom2s
by sickness.
watchnran soweIi. who was so roughly
handled by the robbers who ransaeked
the Standard Oil Cor1ypany's Manchester
offices. is rapidly recovering from ms IN
juries.
The ,wadley case was ended in the
Vytne County Court By the Common
wea,tf1.s Attotney entering no!le
prosequi and WadIey was se.ease5
Misses Alice and Jeanette Smith. OF
Mountain Falls, Frederick county. Va,
are here to spend Easter with their cous-
ms. Misses Alice and Florence Holland,
No. 11o0 North Twenty-th.rd Street
Mrs. Alonzo Phillips who has been Sc
riously i'll with the grippe for the last
three weeks, is better, but her little
daughter. four years OF age, Is very
dangerously silk.
About thirty newspaper men from New
Jersey will be in Richmond on April I'D
They will stop at the Jefferson Hotel.
These gentlemen represent the leading
dailies in their State and are paying their
own expenses. They will remain here
about forty-eight hours.
Postmaster Wray T. Knight has re-
cefyea a Observation-Disclosures invitation
from the city OF Chicago. to be present
at the celebration OF the second annfyer-
sary of the battle of Manila. Monday
and Tuesday, April soth and May fst-.
aIr. knight will, however. not accept,
owing to PRESSURE OF business.
| Esrrtn.nns Ii, New Ynrk.
n.c1yy YORK, Ap:4! t1-SpE1saE--Vtr-
pinians In New York: Norfolk, u 81.
Rarto. Morton: Pete-sburg.1c.B, Mann;
cadillac: Richmond. ID. II. Hudspoth. In1-S
pertaI: e RaI and VIE. Sa1a1 xa1a
GASQ6S GANAAs =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
BOWLING GREEN IN NEED
aIayor Chandler Asks Aid for the
Ao,DaTn.r, pan:,J,

Iayor Chandler Asks Aid for the
Homeless People.
The news of the terrible destruction oV
the fire at Bowling Green IS confirmed IN
a realizing manner by the following ap-
peal for help:
Bowling Green. Va. April IS, 1900
To the public:
A most destructive fire on the night OF
the 10th instant burned over forty houses.
including the entire business portion OF
our town, except two stores. The Board
of Trustees passed the following resoiu-
ton:
Whereas, a confagration occurred on
the night of the 10TH instant, WHEREBY
over forty buildings were buried. and All
of the business portion of the town. eS-
cept two stores. destroyed, and many
people rendered homeless and destitute,
with no insurance: and whereas such
are objects of charity. which this village
of six hundred people is unable 20 re
1ieve. therefore.
Resolved, That this fact be stated IN
tho press of Richmond and trederichs-
burg with request to those people OF
means who may feel inclined to confri-
butte to the relief of the destitute. 70 90
so; sending contributions to J. L. tslch-
ards, chairman of the Relief COMMITTEE,
to be discussed by him under the dlrec-
ton of the Mayor and Board OF trustees
of the town.
Any aid you may feel willing and abe
to render will be gratefully recefved
Send contributions to ]. T. Richards,
Bowling Green, Va.
A. q. CHANDLER. Mayor.
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Eacin. at Memphis.

MEMPHIS TBNN.. April 13.-lraclz
fast. Results:
First race-six furlongs, sellinS-Winter
first, Pauline K. C. to / and to 81 second.
Belle or Erin GO to y third. Time, ZIG IL.
Second race-four and a half furlongs-
Farmer Bennett &c to y first, Sard a to
and ouD second. Gawadne GO to y third.
Time. :5S
Third race-mile. purse-Larkspur q to
y first, Nellie Prime &c to and to ID
second, Tigress $50 to y third lime,
1:43 "a.
Fourth race-rnile, the Country Club
Ed. Upton a to u first. Duke of Baden
(6 to and 3 to 81 second, Cherry Leaf
6 to y third. Time, ZAP Ia.
Fifth race-one and one-elghth miles.
selling-Jimp g to y first, Freak e to l
and 8 to 81 second. Crockett Is to 81 third.
Time, 1866 "a.
Sixth race-six furlongs-Alpaca g to
y, first, Tidy Ann Is to 1 and to y
second. Trombone q to u third Time,
1:16. iaxa.aa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
PORTER RESIGNS.
Mr.. Cortclyou Made Secretary to the
President in His Place.

q y Egzr- a. o. s + = T. IL
WASHINGTON. April 1S.-Cwing to
continued i'll health. Hon. John Addison
Porter, Secretary to the President has
rendered his resignation. and the Presi-
dent has accepted it. to take effect May
list next George 3. Cortelyou, of New
York. the present assistant secretary to
the President. has been appointed to the
Office.
Mr.. Porters health was seriously
impaired about a year ago by severe
attack of illness. and since then he has
been at times relieved somewhat from
the onerous duties of his Office; but, fail
ing to regain his health, and believing
that complete separation from official
cares is essential to his speedy and per-
manent recovery, the secretary has been
constrained to tender his resignation.
which the President has reluctantly
accepted. His physicians enjoin COM
plete rest and change. that he may have
every facility for rapid Improvement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
APRIL SHOWERS.

Wash away the filth and waste that have
accumulated during winter.
In like manner Hoods Sarsaparilla ex-
peIs from the blood impurities that have
been deposited during the season when
nsrhaps constant confinement in impure
and vitiated air. It is boon to tired
ntbars who spend their time indoors.
II gives tia bioo- richness and vitality
Sn,t,nx tito nour.Eh and etceaEete tao.
awe MUSCLES, and all tho sreHt orE1na
AZ the bcdy. 1t cures all spring humors
$end banishes that tired feelsns
&. It IS the best medicine money. car. buy
n1nverfsheds blood You should begin tax
SO Is To-day.
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WILL BE. TRIED FOR MURDER
Death of an Old Friend of President

Death of an Old Friend Of President
Garfield.
wINSToN-SALENI, n. c., April 10
Special-Sidney Mitchell. who was shot
in Salem few months ago by AIDE
Walker, died to-day. The Coroner's jury
this afternoon rendered verdict that
Mitchell came to his death through causes
Produced by pistol shot. Walker IS out
on bond He will be tried for murder.
Mrs NJ. A. Nicely died near Clemmons-
Vile to-day: aged sixty-five years. Her
husband. George w. Nicely, died a few
months ago. Both were born in Ohio.
and Mrs. Nicely, was a schoolmate of
President Garfield.
John Daniels (colore0, who shot Po-
liceman Everhart in Salem last Sunday.
was arrested in Reidsville yesterday. He
was tried here to-day and bound over 10
the Criminal Court.
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Superintendents' Union.

The sunday-school Superintendent
Union held a meeting at S o'clock last
night in the Y. N. c.. A. parlors. Owing
to the meetings in the various churches
consequent to the observance of Good
Friday and to the protracted meetings
there was a smaller number of schools
represented than usual. The question for
discussion. THE Assistant Superinten-
dent and his Duties, was ably managed
and handled in an intelligent and profita-
BILE manner Perhaps no meeting of the
Union has been more enjoyed by the
members.
The next meeting will be held on the
second Friday night in May.
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Attfle BiiOu.

F'rancesa .Redding and company, Henri
French: Delmore and Lee, and the other
acts making up this weeks Bijou bill will
he seen at a matinee and night perform
ance to-day. Yesterday the Bijou was
closed, as has been i is custom on previous
Good Fridays.
The bill next week is q very strong one.
1t will open with matinee Easter Mon
day. Acts will be presented by Wills and
Loretta, Willis p. Sweatnam, Solaret.
Fortuus Brothers, Duffy, Sawtelle and
Duffy, Kelley and Violet, and Peak and
Kellar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
tomorrow. DIR C. 3. Stricken. of Union
Theological Seminary, has kindly con-
sented to occupy the pulpit Tomorrow
and will preach both morning and at
Gone for a Bride.

& NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April 13.-Spe-
cial.-Mr. II. E. Parker, superintendent
of terminals for the Chesapeake and OHIO,
left this afternoon for Des Moines Ia.
where, on the 18th instant, he will marry
Mrs May Butler. formerly of this city.
They will take an extensive trip.
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Mrs. BctticV. Ecbols.

DANvILLE, A. April 13.-Special.-
Mrs. Bette V Echofs, widow of j. Row
land Dchols.s died to-day at the home OF
her sdaught ter. Mrs. D. A. OVERLY. this
city, aged flfty-twos years. Dea til was
due to nervous prostrationE and grip.
Her sister, Mrs. N. ID. McCorkle, Of
Rockbridge county, and four children
Mrs overly, Miss Halle and Misses u.
Rowland and Robert NJ. Echols-are her
surviving relatives. ssss,isss s43ss5
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ley. of Varsity. and Corse and Reisenger.
of Roanoke, all did fine playing. score
VARSITY 80 ooo 2toooA .
College 1910 O Oh O o O. IL 6 i
Batteries: Varsity = Andrews and
Burns: Roanoke-Corse and Reisenger
Umpires-Cadet Montgomery and Student
Robinson. The visitors will play the Vir-
ginia Military Institute Tomorrow
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u
Face BadlYCut.

: Roy Burnett, white man. while riding
a bIcycIe down Main Street near Fiji
tee1tii, was badly hurt by. his wheel
striking a rock. He was thrown yio-
leE,iyf to the pavement, and his face was
badly bruised. besides being cut in two
On t!,e nose. The ambulance WAS called,
I and Or. Rex. after treating his injuries.
removed him to- his home, No. 1891
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
CITY Couucil.tn Meet.

President James Caskie has called
meeting OF the Common Council for Sum
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, to attend
OF that body. The members of the Board
of Aldermen are invited to meet the
Council at that time, and also attend.
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Rn.1on13: princeton. s.

WASHINGTON, April 1s-Boston and
Princeton played an interesting game a t
National Park to-day, the Beaneaters
winning 10 to s. Princeton fielded and
batted we'll. but their runs were secured
on errors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14

Railroad can be extended toward the
Grayson County line, and what the probi-
BILE cost.
Leading Democrats here seem to think
the best way to make this Congressional
District safely Republican, for al! time IS
to make the constitutional convention
question a party issue. There are many
who admit the constitution needs chang
ing who will vote against q convention
If it comes up as u party measure
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Sunday Observance.

A meeting of the Nominating Commit
fee of the Sunday Observance League
will be held this afternoon in the parlo:s
of the Y NJ. C. A. building at 5 O'Clock
to complete work left unfinished at their
last meeting.
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Rank Clcarings.

NEW YORK. April 1s.-The total bank
clearings at the principal cities of the
United States for the week ending April
18th: Sl.S75. 1885, COS; decrease, Zig.
Outside of New York CITY. S65o. 1g7. 6sl;
increase, per cent.
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College improvements.

The Committee on Grounds and Build
Sings OF Richmond College have let the
contract for painting the main edifces
and the profe residences and cots
aEes to Mr. r. L. Peters. This Is an ex-:
tei7sive q Improvement. and Will give "a
bright face to the premises by MnysDay.
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Bubonic Plague

SYDNEY. N. S. w, April ls.-1t was
Officially announced to-day tina, Ill cases
and IS deaths from bubonlc plague have
incurred here.
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10 CURE 81 CoLDsINSoSE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo QuInine Tablets,
All dru.xiste refund the money if It falls
10 cure. r. w. Grove . SignAtura 10 son
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] d. strioklerIvYilI Preach.

DR. Witherspoons has the grip anu his
tphysIcla1 prob him from preaching