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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-14
HABEAs CORPUS
Nay be Resorted to in the Case of
Powers, Davis and Others.

Nay be Resorted to IN the case OF
Powers, Davis and Others.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March lS.-For-
mer Governor Bradley, Judge Yost and
other Republican attorneys are prepar-
ing an amended answer to the suit
brought by ]. C. W. Beckham to secure
possession Of the Office OF governor.
After a flnal conference Of thc attor-
neys Wednesday night the answer VIII
be filed with Judge Field Thursday
morning.
The four prisoners, Secretary Of State
Powers, Captain Davis, Harland Whit
nker and W. H. Culton, accused Of be-
ing accessories in the assassination Of
VIM. Goebel, arc still confined in jail
here. II is expected ha'bens corpus pro-
ccedings in their behalf will be begun
In n few days. NJ. J.. Hozellip, who
was arrested yesterday, was taken to
Frankfort to-day.
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KENTUoKY HOSPITALITY.
Received "wtth Bloody Hands to M
hospitable Graves"

AUGUSTA, KY, March 1S.-Foregt
HIN, ten miles from here. was the scene
Of bloody battle, last night. An en-
tertainment was being given at the
Forest Hill school house. and a large
crowd was present Harvey Moran
and sons, Harvey and Hurby, engaged
in fight with the Hamilton brothers,
strauder, cass and carlIs. Hurby
Moran was killed outright and his
brother Harvey beaten nearly to death.
Two OF the Hamlltons were shot, one
fatally.
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Tripiott RESOLUTION Approval.

Governor BeclIham, tonight. ap.
proved the Triplett 10000 apprCpria-
tlon resolution, providing for nrming
ana equippIng the state guard. Tha
resolution passed the house at l:ia
o'clock and having been enrolled In ad-
vance. reached the Democratic goFees
nor early in the evening.
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rndinn Appropriation an.

WASHINGTON, D. G.. March a.
The senate committee on Indian aftaiES
to-day completed consideration Of tho
Indian appropriation bill and Senator
Thurston reported It to the senate. The
bin us reported carries Ss,4lSsll, enin-
crease Of 81, ,4SO,sO3. The principal items
of the increased appropriation are for
the support Of Indian schools.
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rENDER1o1E RA1DED.
Inmates Driven Into the Streets and
Keepers Arrested.

Keepers Arrested.
NEW YORK, March 1s.-rhe. police
raided ali the concert halls in the ten
derloin district. drove the women into
the streets and arrested the proprletors.
The latter were taken TO a police sta
ton and soon released on $500 bail each.
The arrests were the result of the agt-
tation against disorderly resorts which
has lately stirred the city. The cru :
sade began with the suppression OF the
play "Snpho," as presented by olga
Nethersole's company. Anthony Com
stock soon afterward ralded numerous
gambling places. Rev, Dr. Parkhurst
wrote a sharp letter to District Attor-
ney Gardiner, calling his attention to
the open drinking places freQuented by
women, Mr.. Gardiner wrote an equally
pointed letter to Chief OF Police Devery,
and last night and tonight the prin-
cIpal concert saloons were visited and
the persons in charge Of them arrested.
The grand jury, which is still In ses-
sion, has Indicted the keepers OF ten
gambling houses, as well as the pool
rooms and policy shops, and they have
been closed pending the abatement OF
An nnti-pollcy bill OF sweeping char
meter has reached such a stage In the
state legislature that It's passage Is be-
lIeVed to be certain, and the bill re-
peallnE the Horton boxing law, under
which prize fights are held, was reported
to the state senate to-day, having
passed the house.
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DIES MONIES, Iowa, Maroh 1a.-ThO
Republican state central committee a.
a meeting held here to-day, selected
Des MoInes as the place and May 10 az
the date of holding the state conven-
ton to select delegates to the national
convention at Philadelphia, June -.
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the city VIII practically 10 deFtea 81
politicians and bayond q feW soiditIa "a
the capitol square, little VIM remain -
show how near Kentucky has boen 70
ciw war
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LIMA. Peru, via Galveston, March IL.
In a sharp fight between the govern
ment troops and the revolutlonists, near
Moyobamba, on February 2s, Colonel
vlscarra, the last Of the insurgent lead
ors to hold out, was killed.
The whole Of Peru is now TRANQUIL.
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W. q. n. Dividend.

NEW YORK, March 1s-The execu-
tive committee OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company met to-day and
recommended the payment of the reg
ular quarterly dividend of N per cent.
The directors will meet tomorrow, and
act on the recommendation.
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MUNcIB, Ind. March la,--Georgc W.
Conner was re-nomlnHted for Congress
To-day by the Ropubllcans Of the
Eighth district without opposition. The
convention indOFBed Prealdent McKin-
ley's administration.
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Expo WIN open April Is.

PARIS, March Ia - omciuls Of tho
Pnris exposition said to-day that there
was no foundation for the report cir
culuted IN the United States that the
date of tho opening had been postponed
II fortnight. The exposition will be
opened April IS, as advertised.
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PRETORIA, March 10. via LourenSo
Marques, March l2.--General Jonbert
has arrived hero to consult with the
government. Rumora OF peace over
tureG arc In the AIR. All attention Is de
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SENATOR SCOTT

cOn.ributss for Relief of Red AIS
Sufferers,
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencsr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March H.
A check for 500 to go to the Red Ash
relief fund was received by the goVsr-
nor to-day. from Senator Scott.
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Paased SECOND Reading.

LONDON, March IL. 1880 p. m-The
war loan bill passed It's second reading
in the house of commons to-day by q
vote Of 26S to q.
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LONDON, March l2--Midnight.-ln
the Hobbies in the house OF commons r'i--
more that MRfekIRg had been relieved
were IN circulation this evening, but
they sim lack confirmation.
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Hes claimed to treat the inhabitants Of
extensive portions Of her mateaty'B do
nlnlons as if those domlnions had been
annexed to one or the other Of them.
IN anticipation Of these operations the
South African republic had been ac-
cumulatinS for many years past mill-
tary stores on an enormous scale
which, by their character could only
have been intended for use against
Great Britain.
"Your hopors make some observations
Of a negative character upon the OBJ
ject with which these preparations
were made. / don't think It necessary
to discuss the questions you have
raised. Bus the result Of these preDara-
tIons, carried on with great secrecy.has
been that the British empire has been
compelled to confront an invasion
which has entailed upon the empire
costly war and the loss Of thousands Of
precious lives. This great calamity has
been the penalty Great Britain has suf-
fered for having of recent years ac-
qulcsced 10 the existence OF two rep,ib-
lies. In view OF the use TO which the
two republics have put the position
which waS given them and the calami-
ties their unprovoked attacks have In
fllcted on her majesty's dominlonsr her
matesty's government can only answer
your honors' telegram by saying that
they are not prepared to assent to the
Independence either of the South Afri-
can republic or the Orange Free State"
LONDON, March 1.-THE Times,
commenting edItorlally this morning
upon the reply of Lord Salisbury to the
message from the Boer presidents,
says:
"The government have given the
only conceivable reply to the extraordi-
nary Kruger-steyn telegram, q reply
which Will he hailed with profound sat
isfaction throughoutthe empire. We are
sincerely glad to see the attitude the
United States has assumed in transmit
ting the proposals. washlngton's SER
vices, Of course. have been declined, but
declined, we need hardly say. in the
same cordial and friendly spirit in
which they were offered.
"The news that General French com
mands Bloemfontein is an instructive
comment on the preposterous character
Of the Boer pretentions."
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RRAnAHT
q Alival N0rth-AttaaEod eaaa

At AliWal Eorth-AttaGked and
Drove Back Boers.
ALIwAL NoRTH, Cape Colony, BY
courier TO BurghersdOFp, via stornbstg
Junction, March 1S.-Geheral Brabants
forces arrived here on Sunday. The
Beers had retired the previous night.
taking up a position four miles beyond
the Orange river, where General BFe-
bant attacked and drove them back, se-
curing the position after . sharp en-
RnRement.
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L,obatsi Occupied.

CAPE TOWN March n-captain
Plumber occupied Lobatsi without op-
position on March s.
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rected TO the British adyance on Bloen-
fonteln, but the federals are 0till coEr
fident Of being able to check T.
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TO the DenOcFeue !e'-ueis' Wsen . tIit ,
uneers, ,anans q -, nv t,o s no,,t,oa, Sori.
ons ',Saa pps1 !, So,'0,o, ~ ~ Ta,lo,ss f,,tnre
49, NOu, .Nl' . ''
0O .,...,
Iay4oF Non-OO1A's
Governor Taysor hinise't VIII not oGt- ,
line his plan OF action oeyonu tlle
statement which ne made 70 tne Asso'
ctate Press correspondent to-aay' una.
he would continue TO act as governor.
Republicans IN Governor LaSlor :
confidence, however, say that ne Wlh
remain at Frankfort IN the dischaFse
of his duties until the court-of-last re-
sorS paSses upon the question at Issue sue.
Then It the decision oe against hlnl'
he will step out at once ana turn over
the state buildings 70 governor becN-
ham. The Republicans WIN make every
effort to carry the dispute INTO tne Isu-
eral court OF appeals II the supreme
court OF Kentucky Is against tnem' Dut
falling In tnls' they VIII cons'ueF t"s
question settled thouen sun Oe'leNAns
s's''' -,
Feace@0ly' II Eosst"Ae' "NV
The Democratic leaaeEs assert 'lu'
they VIII cheeFtully ao'ue ny 'ne ,s.. ~
cision OF the court OF appeais'
should the decision DC IN the'F lavor' ''
they viii insist on the occupancy Oh tne
state buildings, "peaceIu'ly II posslUle,
but forclbiy II necessary as II was
expressed to-day MOI ull''l 'nae u
cision Is rendered VIII Iurtner ae.ion :
taken. rms naucn was ueD'Oeu 800. ,o.res
ut the conferences ue'"esn Auus.',S t.s,",.
Generals Gastle''lsAn anu SO'Net' M"iSA
lasted a gFeateF part VI s"e stl1eluSoH' ,,.".'
ana ut Whieh u peTIect ulluetst1I ~
regard TO the situation was '1It'eG = =.
ana a tacIt agreement Inauo - aa'o" @
matters TO remain IN stasu quo y .pres-
ent. BY TINS inc fepupllc'LllS unNIl-
stahu tn'te no iuFtnsl utlsse t, WI -
attempted ana no prosecue'ohs n'b1e ~
the state olEicers OF OF tne steee nlli''u
serving unaer governor 4eylor'
The legislature an1OuFheu slne ule i1t'e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-14

For. Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
iiurI1es near Lake Erie; colder In south
Grn portion; Thursday fair; fresh west 10
north winds,
FoiS West VlrglnIn--Colder and generally
fair "Wednesday; Thursday fair northeriy
tVlrOg
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The temperature yesterday. Ra reEiHter0d
by o. Schnepf. druggist. corner Of Market
ana Fourteenth streets. was MS follows;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-14
ONLY CLOUD

On the Peaceful Horizon at Frank
fort, According to the Democracy,
is Doubt as to which Way Gov
ernor Taylor Nay Jump or What
Surprises he May Spring Next.
FRANKFORT, KY. March 13.-
Among the more conservative element
in each party the opinion prevails that
the worst is over and that when the
court Of appeals renders It's decision,
the danger Of civil war in the common
wealth, which has been terribly immi-
nent, will entirely have passed away.
To the Democratic leaders, with q full
understanding OF the situation. only
one cloud appears on the political hori-
zon, that is Governor TaylOTs future
coursa.
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BELLEVILLE. Ills, March l3-The
damage caused by the high wnteTH OF
the OlIRw river and CHhOltin creek dur
Ing the last twcnty-fOur hours will
amount TO many thousands Of dollars.
Many families have been c0mpelled to
ilso TO the hills for safety
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27

" Young Jr. came in yesterday from A trip to the Gres: Western Co property in the Drag lons ia wh; ch he i, largely interested. Mir Young sts,ee the mine continues to shos wonder fully well and mas ns record ss . copper producer. shipments bring io . wArded regu,ariy to the Fl Pa~o sm-lter and good bodies of rich ore being uncovered in ths lower work ings of the mine. Over 40 men are ou the payroll and developments are vsi 7 flatteriug. Itsnot unlikely thtt 'hs company will install . sIneltsr st thrii property in the near future and tres, theIr eva ores.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27
RAID ON ALVORD
The Mexican Authorities Find
 the Bird Had Flown

Charle. Y Thomas, st one time mayor e! Tomb.,o ls, and who has been spending mu.h of his time oi late in Mexico, is s visitor 10 Bisbes. MT Thom.s' tu.iness claims his at tentiou throughout sonora, but he comes direct from Gusymss, where, he informs the Review. considerable excitement was oces.ionsd lsst Weinesds- when & fermsr Cochise county man made 1t known that he had seen Burt Aiyord at Torres, . town 60 or 70 miles distant from 9usymss, who was making inquiry as tO the time the hrst steamer would leave for Mag ltlsn. Many Americas miners are stopping at GusymaS, awaiting e cessation O: hostilltist, and 'ha authoEities, upon learning that Alvord was iS the untry, made . raid on the Americsn h .aGqusr,ers hoping to capture the fold bandit. Officers have been dispatched tc Torres, and fl Alvnrd i. ia ,h ,t sectiot. it is more than likely ths, he will be captured and returtel to the United S,ates-Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27
PHILIPPINE GULD MINES
Discovery of Rich Fields bV
 Arizona ProspeGtOrs

The copy oi the Manila Times oi April II has been received by the Pne Jnix R publican, an that ] )urnal sAys on the first page Is A long ar'icl' J6ci,iDg the sdven ures of A psety O' A.izona gold seeEers q: the head o' which i. c NJ Tnornfyke, formerly Of Phoenix and well known 10 mi ming men throughout the territory. They prospeciei through the province north Of Manils. locating several promising gold f-lds and organizing the "PniiippiRe Mining company"
 They alec organ z'G the "rhorn- dyke Mining district" prepared a set oi lave for it's government, A. nearly in conformity with the mining laws of the Unit d States a- they could fJrnu ulsts with the surrounding con ditioEs. The preamble tO their by laws ssy-, among O. her things: "Ihs situstion in this district st present l. entirely different from that by Amer icsn miners heretofore in that in AG- ditisn to the country being in a sta'e of rebellion the district is inhabited by race UF head hunting ssvsges. '-' IT in the formation Of there laws " have exceeded the authority granted 10 miners by the Uniteo States min ing laws it is because the lsws wert formulated ,x1emp' raneously and witbour the aid of any s' cIty io' reference"
 District officers were elected, c N Thornkyke heinz made chairman O diet ic,; Chsle r Petit, chairman Si the court of arbitration; WIlliap Woodward. sheriff, aod William N . Rish, recorder and secretary.
 O,her members of the party are W G NcCspp, Charles T. Nattho'", NJ A.Tnnharn, M. W. James, R W Or. ion, Da1 H Ming, F A Johnson, ] BoCIusky and J Hsrvey.
 Dan H Ming, man will rememb~ as 6 former member of the Ariz zjns legislature.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27

The FRosPEcToR ar knoSlsdges re- ceipt of an invitation to attend the sIsici,ss of the University O: Ariz z,na at Tucson, Arizona, during com- mencsmen. week. beginning May ?. Hhs program will include Litsrsry Spci-tie-' EseniIg. Baccsl Iresle Ser .nou. Exhihitlen D Ill Of Cadets, AI- nual U iver,ity A dress, Commenoe ment and Alumri Reception.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27
EWILL WASH AWAY SIN
Wonderful Qualities of the
 Rockers hOt Springs

Col, H. c. Hooker p:opri'tnr of the Sierra Bonita ranch, was in town Monday snd Tuesday and the New scribe had the pleasure Of meeting this estimab gentlsmsn. The Colrurl, among hi. many o'h'rvs,t wIrdly possessions, i- the owner of s spring To ~hose waters are attrihuted numerous m dicinsl virtues. He r,isted, 10 the News scribe. as an instance, that A mInister of the gospel had recently spent several months at this place In qusst of health, and had fully recover ed. He bscame greatly impressed with the wonderful healing pow CTS oi the spring. and on departing for hi- eastern home he asserted ihss tie waters of the spring V 'uld not on ly cure every known si.nent to "hIch human f.sh was heir, but would ac- tuslly wash away sin. "rhe righteous shall prosper" and SO this account' to great extent for the CVlopel's re- nsrksble pros srerity.
 At the close of the narrative the Colonel invited the News scribe to come out at lAas, once & month, an d take q wash. We doubt very much whether cur saintly being needs an solution 60 IT, quantly as this, but we shall, however, be pleased to sccsp, the Coione!s invitstion, and undergo an occasional spiritual reDoyation.- Range Sews.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27

Deputy Burt Grover arrived ysster- day with TWO prisoners from Critten- den and placed them ia all here pend ing arrival of a1 officer from Johnson Camp to identify the priscnsrs, il they are the guilty One-, ss the inurderers oi scott Wexther.by. Both prisoners are MeHicaus. The officer to identif, the men is expected 10 arrive here 10 night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27

Be sure to prs7,r5s your poll tax receipt, Uthersi'e y0I cannot gst your nsme on he g:eIt r'gi-ter. l yoar nam ii no: ol the rtgis sver y1u Cannot vote.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27

There was a greater rAin'aN in Ari- zons during the pat SIX W. k than du- ing the entire year Of lS99. As A result both farm -rs and st5ckmen will be well supplied with water and mn ing will be greatly ss.i-ted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27

Nr- Srott wnIl- and children left this mnruins for California to spend the summer months among friends. Sheriff White accompanied his family 10 Lrs Angeles
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27

A total eclipse oi the sun will nut in sn spPears zee M.y 18th in the fore noon. It does not amount 10 much il sva-, for il i- nul, the m ou rsst- ing between us and an; sun.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27

Phenix Can bpa-t Of one of ,h- lsrp- est ostrich farms in ih west II hs- zoo birds now feeding on its alfalfa fields {; the value of each bird l. in the neil h- borhood [ $500 -Gaz .tte.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27

l, new appears court will not he in session in COchise CouLty until June llth, week laiec than at h'st an nounCed. IL i. also thought the term will not last ny.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27

A yslusble horse beionging to r. E. Wsrntkros Gied yes'erGay, having suffered sn injury 10 it's kuee which later developed into blood poi "ling. Al eff prt- 10 cave the lie Q! tue sLi nal was unsNailIrg
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27

The dsmo,rat- are in ssss ion today at Phenix lA will s. nd -i1 delegates tp Kansas City. Cochise county l. entit!e: 10 one del gst whether sse get. i, or not will be se.n by the returns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27

Tn. gra' d jnry hsl been impsnell'd d and the date hss been st for June ll'h. The order for the trial jury has not yet been m-ds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27

Jas RIlly is Pnepix a;tendir g the Democratic convenrion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27

Sd Muller, was an outgoing pas senger for BIs' ee ihi- morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27
Down tCumming. Drug storr.

Down Al q Csmminss Drug storr, Come listhen bps III iell yes al
 Where j=st nov have ben. 1 dOao hos lis painted al tall.
 lis the fin st color ever seen Down al Cummings Druggist Sthsre.
 Which now is pa nted green was afiher talkin to hisself
 1hats phwat he sed. l ween. Sure thInk yeTs all agree ~id me
 Wien the place you have sen Down al Cummings Druggist S;hore.
 Which now is painted green. Tkis shoreis striclly Irlsh. Bob.
 whant hits colors seen. We sed no son of the Old Sod.
 Was CT asnam-d of g~-en Down a' Cumming Druggist Sthore.
 Which now Is Pa nted green. Sure 10 z" tSould do yers good
 And see it's Emerald sheen, And m .boe lilsI yer m me mood, Iil tell yeIs of the things h~ve seen. Down at Cummings Druggist Sthsre,
 Winch nov is painted green. Hes got some of the finest Drugs
 That ever there hay been. And Of V his<.y yeTd like a snug. Why ihe foinest kind. we-n, DoNn at Cummings Druggist Sthore. Which LeS b painted green. And toyIct soaps and perfume. With which women like to preen, And tlat yer kin sale assume "a via the heart OfyeT Coleen. 1 Down at CurDmings' DTuggist sthore, Which nov is painted green. ! It brings ter nsoind ih-r Ou.d Dart. Wd it's merry vl'age scene,
 An Iher bys an guris 10 me heart. Dancing as often have seen, | Down al Cummings' Druggis, Sthore, Which n, W i, p unted green.
 IL comes ter me like dream me bys,
 ThInkin ph<at might hev been.
 It brings the tears to me oies. | The thought of me lrssh green. Down al Cumm nss Dru. e Sthore,
 Which now is painted green,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27

MD Scip4er, left tor Bi,bse O a flying trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27

The ReVuoIcau e-,I'nstes the poPu. lstIou Of th nix a' l50O0.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27
Caution = Otice.

ALL PERSONS are hereby warned agains, "A buying. leasing or in any way ekIng 10 ob'ain any right, title, interest or control n any certain mining claims in the Huachuca Mountains. recently attempted to be located b' I. II. TipPe.: and K. V. Ounton. Said at- tempted locations are called summit and Monarch. respe lively. and attempts 10 aP propriaie the mining ground under the locations long and well known as the OUTLOOK and OUILOOL EXTENSION. situated near the sumHit of the middle pea of the range between the head ot Ramsey and Maple Canyons. which claims were open for location at the date oi said a,eapt, appropriation by said !. H. Tip peu and K V. Dunton.
 c. h. OUTLOOK ard OUTLOOK EXTEN. SION by said paries aforesaid is hvIehy claimed and the same will be for ihe heneft oi said OUTLOOK and OTTLOCk EXTkN SION mining claims. the property of the un' dersigned, w. STUMP q co
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27
SHE nAD 4 VISION Strange Mission 10 Rome of
 COlOred Woman

A Chait.pooga, Tenn, dispatch ssys :: Mary James, coiored woman oi Eut4w, Ala, wh, belongs 10 . band of holiness people, h.s left for R. m ta zee th Pop oD a strange mi-sioo. She had viIop, she says, from the Lord commanding her to go and stand bs;ore the Pope aud tell him to pre- pare 10 die-tha. hi, ti,us ws- short. Her husband, who is 8 wealthy negro, gave her Sl ,OOo to make the trip. She sal d s day or two ago from New York on the steamer Gs os.'
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-27

The school census oi Iombstore is being taken by Mi-s Ethel Robertstn