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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
Police LooIsing for Robbers.

The police learned of several robberies
last night Dennis Boone, who has a home
at Silver Hill, Md, has lodged a COM
plant to the effect that colored man en-
tered his bedroom early yesterday morn
ing and stole a silver watch, valued at
$3.50 Henry w. Aldridge, of % II Street
northeast, informed the police that a thiel
entered his store at the above number
early yesterday morning. a box OF cigars
was stolen. Somebody robbed H. b. Cohen,
who lives at 1924 Seventh Street northwest,
Of n mir of gold-rimmed spectacles.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
FOUND DEAD AT HIS POST.
An Express Messenger Murdered and
His Car Robbed.

COLUMBUS. Aug. 10.-When train No.
s. on the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, reached
here at midnight It was found that Ex-
presa Messenger Lane, Of this city. was
killed and that his car had been robbed
at some point between Columbus and Cn-
cinuati
Lane was found lying in the bsggf ge
car. By his side was his revolver. three
chambers OF which had been empt;ed
This was the first intimatlon of the train
officials that a robbery and murder had oc-
CURED.
The safe was rifed and the door gave
the appearance Of having been blown open
An investigation is being vigorously prose-
cuted.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
SWALLOWED CARBoLIc ACID.
John Evans, "A CoiOred Enrber, At
tenipts to End HisrLife.

John Evans. colored. a barber. swallow
ed large dose OF carbolic acid, at 2 O'Clock
this morning. in bedroom Of his home,
Al G Street northwest. He was uncon-
scious when discovered accidentally by
William Jones. who also lives in the
house. Jones promptly shouldered the
negro and started from the house, 60
ing toward the Sixth precinct station.
He was met en- route by a police
man. who called for the patrol wagon, in
which Evans was removed to the Casualty
Hospital in haste. There restoratives were
applied. but the patient was reported in
critical condition at O'Clock. No cause
for the act is known by the police.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
ALLEGATIONS OF CRUELTY.
Mrs. Linnie Schnefer Says Her Eus-
hand Tried to CiIorOform Her.

Mrs. Linnie Schaefer yesterday, through
her attorneys, Wolf & Rosenberg, filed
suit for divorce from her husband. William
II. Schaefer. on the ground of cruelty. 1t
is stated that the parties were married
at Rockville, Md, in July 1890. Shortly
after her marriage Mrs. Schaefer alleges
that her husband began to treat her with
great cruelty, and at various times as
saulted her. On several occasions. Mrs.
Schaefer declares her husband attempted
to administer chlorOform to her. She
states that he is earning a salary 6f $50
per month, but fails 20 properly support
her and her children.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
John Hosnn,s Crime.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1O.-John Hogan for
merry battalion chief in the Jersey City
fire department, cut his wife's throat and
then his own at noon today in their home,
s5 Danforth Street, Jersey City. Both
were taken TO the City Hospital and Will
probably die. Jealousy is given as the
cause OF the crime. Hogan was regarded
as not being in his right mind.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
DEATH OF BARON RUSSELL.
EngIand's Lord Chief Justice Sue
cumbs to an Operation.

LONDON, Aug. 10.-Baron Russell of
Killowen. Lord Chief Justice of England.
died at Kenslngton at 3 O'Clock this morn
ing He had been i'll only two weeks.
Death was the result Of en- operation per-
formed yesterday by DR.. Treves. He is
variousiy reported to have suffered from
a gastric disorder and from a tumor of the
stomach
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
pe,ay in Messages to Japan.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1O,-The Commercial
Cable Company announced today that there
was still about seventy hours delay via
the northern, lines to Japan. and that mes
sages by that route were only accepted
at the sendcrs' risk. The eastern route IS
open.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
SUNsTRoKE IN BALTIMORE.
The Wnrmest Continuous Spell in
the City,s History

BALTIMORE, Aug. 1O.-For five success
sive days the thermometer has registered
leo degrees in the shade. At no time dur
ing the day has 1t beer less than 92 and
at no hour during the night has it gone
below so. The wind is rarely over four
miles an hour; more frequently about two.
II has been the warmest continuous spell
ever experienced here
To-day policeman was sunstruck while
on his beat and died.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11

CLEVELAND Aug lf.-Three deaths
ard a score of heat prostrations occurred
here today The mercury was 81 degrees
in the shade. People kept off the streets
generally as much as possible.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
French shipping strike Ends.

HAVRE, Aug. 1O.-The strike among the
stokers and other men in the shipping
trade has ended somewhat in favor of the
men.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11

Maximum, 81; minimum, rs
Same date last year Maximum, 81; mini
num- q.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11

IS q deceptive disease
thousands have it and don't
know Il. II you want quick
results you can make no
mistake by using DR.. Kill
the great kidney remedy.
cent aud dollar sizes. Sam
fe; also pamphlet telling you
n sayn kidney trouble.
< Co. Binghainton. n. Y.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11

Everybody
needs a stom-
ach tonic oc-
casionally to
keep the bow
els regular. For
this purpose,
as well as for
the cure of
Indigestion,
Dyspepsia,
Liver and
Kidney
Disorders,
there is noth-
ing to equal
the Bitters.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
KIDNEY
r.f
TROUBLE

mere Swamp Root,
At druggists in hiSv-'
pie bottle by mail frf
how 10 hnd out il yo'
Address DR.. kliiheF
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-10-03
A y sneH AZ sas-s.
Smith Bros.


Contractors for Plumbing, Electrical
Work. Hot Air AID Hot yFate- Heating
Tie Jobbing and Repair Work Of all
kinds.
4 thoroughly equipped shop, skilled
careful 2tnen5iCa 10 details enaole - 80
guarantee satisfaction n al patrons.
We ars S5le to ave YotI money on the
repair Of your Lawn Movers, Bicycles
and Stoves Of ali kinds. Place your or
ders with "a ard - convinced.
SMITH BROTHERS,
Nos sE3-2g9 WiscaaEIE st., WauWzeasz.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-10-03
REDUCED RATE.


The c. ". s. at. p. E'y Co.'S Rsdneest Esase
Arrangement IA az FoEgowss
To #aatesha aud return 50 cents.
Good for Eve days
sunday excursion train makes con
nectloa with JaEesrIle Grain At Brook
field Junction. Excursion tickets sold
for GAINESVILLE train. This train viii
return by way Of Wauwatosa here
At ,er, arriving here at est5 p. m.
sale Of tickets to KiIoourn City ard
relara every Friday and sa5uaday.
Fare and one-5hird, 80 cents added for
steamer coupon. Good to return until
following Monday 70 parties Of re-,
sale any slime, one fare and coupon.
Hesar- limla, three days
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-10-03

I6 IS duay gou owe your judg
neu5 aaG your purse 10 visit 5hfs store
before yoa buy elsewhere. n. T. Zarse
& GO.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-10-03
Adves.Isss letters.

q list Of letters remaining uacallea1
for at the postoIf3ce Friaar noon Of this
week:
lsa.g.sll 2Tra JOHN = BTBckman, Mr A
Dtppi M-s Jniia tireebieaf, Or
Green 49, ii ) {. eb, Hiss 81
be 5teuHa, Kiss Anna See!aF George
sm5sB Fset Tarhctt, Mrs 3 q
Wai - Yrs
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-10-03

The fullest value for your money Is
$50 novelty here. It's standing con
aition. II p Zarse s. Co.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-10-03

Nos sa3-asq ViscaHsla s., Waawateaa.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07
NOTICE.
rxEA., NJ DxrAxIsxSY

THAN ~ pkrAkIJHSp.
OvrlcR OF ConPTRnLL8a o. 1nt CunnEscS,f
wAsMIN0TOS. - q yuns >. isoo. }
WHERKAs, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, II has
been made to appear that -rbs First
National Bank Of Delta" in the town OF
Delta, iu the County ~ Delts. and State
OF Colorado. has complied With all tbs
provisions Of the statutes os the United
States. required to be coDpiisd with
before an association shall he authorized
to com mence the business Of banking:
Nov rHEREyoRE. l. ThO~as r. Kane.
deputy and acting Comptroiler OF the
Currency, do hereby certify that The
First National Bank of Delta" 10 the
town OF Delta. in the county Of Delta.
and State Of Colorado, 10 authorised to
commence the business Of Banking a.
provided in Section Fifty One Hundred
and Sixty-Nine Of the Revised Statutes
Of the United Ststes-
liz TESTIMONY WHEREOF. witness my
hand and seal Of ofics this twenty .ninth
isEAL) T. p. KANE.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller Of the
Currency.
Ne. Sls7-
Fiut pub July q; lAss Sept ~
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07

times lasts only few minutes and again
hangs ON for many days. There is only one
safe thing to do. and that is take Acker's
English Remedy for Throat and Lung Trou-
bles. Just what this medicine accomplishes
IL shown by the following letter from Mr.. N.
H. Andrews. prominent resident Of Spring
Aeld. Ohio, who writes
w H. Hooker 4 o.. Ne0 York:
'Gentlemen.-Itaf affords me . great pleasure
70 assure you that have received both I'M
mediate and permanent relief from throat.
bronchial and asthmatio troubles BY using
Acker's English Remedy. taken strictly sc-
cording 10 dirsctons- II h . blsssing to
humanity"
oelA at H. ~. and q botfis. Afsushout tbs uniel
0lasss and CanaAa and In EaslAnd. ~ L. 81. - ID
T. "a. u 700 not satisded aftsr buying return ths
bsstls - your drusg.st aad get your money back
We asthovfrs u.< above prsaroai<s.
" H. H00xER 4 CO.. Proprs<sors. Sss fov&
For sale by II. X. Braistsd. Delta, Colo
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07
His Dear
Relation.

''It was really . most comieal atua-
tion. my dear" said Lady Sara - her
friend. Lady Glenlyndoo- They were
announced together Just like husband
and wife. She came in looking ready
10 burst with rage and Affecting not to
notice the general grin. He eans In.
either not having hard the announce
msnt and quite unconscious of the
presence Of his dear relation. o. else
ono Of the finest actors I have ever
seen. I think she would have liked to
have ordered him 10 b turned out Of
the room on the spot. but - sha could
not DO that she turned up her Aose-
and I am SURE II turns mp quite
enough Of itself. Well. she sat down
BY me. and he sat near and talked af-
fsbly, obviously trying to draw her in.
She sat looking dasgsrs at him. ~
fusing to b. drawn. and then at lass
snubbing him % that he eavs hss Just
one glance and left her to hsrsslf. She
went soon. and. hops. fsat asAansd
Of herssif. but doubt Il"
Nothing u Ieas conducive 10 rspsnt-
anee." said Lady 0lsalyndon, laughing.
than the knowledge tAa4 oas - thor
oushly in the wrong"
Exactly. Well. then. I said 10 him.
How did you ike the lady whohas Just
lsftr Hssmilsd good od-humoesd1y-what
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07

- - his taco Wa .
She Came In Look-psrfsct study.
ing Rsady to.'oood Loe1i" he
Burnt with RaSe.said. ths aovagsr!
Do you suppose she knew nsf
"'Well, she could have hs1dly heip-
ID doing %, q that stsDlA WakA1ns an
nouncsd you together - Lss1 and
Lady Witney.'
you shoald have sssa Aov - star
"a, and then he laughed. Vstfns
takes the eaks.' hs sid. 'Dat wish
I hadn't besn Tie hero a ft-and last
Of all With the dowaGsf. Its 81. by
ths-bys, how dt1sFsat shs = - vAas
pictured hse!'
"'whas was tAstr I aalsrIi,y
asked.
"'oh, Old aaa frunpy. - psg1iatio.
oovaesr. With . AigA 49, - D'as-
tsrsA-Aowl baAds.'
"In thb unlusky fnGA1sa tRon0 ~
pssssaaa asQnAinAAasa. = \ - - -
enllsA bsevesa ~ ~ A1g9NIn1v
80 u vsloW e ~ Sgo0ssesseH IT,
pSevs>ey a ~ sitnasiea fsoD u
spsetneors Doiat a visw ~ b ~
faet tAAa Tie two psrsons eo.essnea
were the opposing IsaAsfs q . enoaly
fsuA, The old Lord Whitney ~ a.
vsys r,ssatsd the faet that - ~ %
eoa, and Lady Whitney was svsA moro
f,digusnt that her danghtss eoul1 ~
inAsF1t 70 Tie exclusion Of The 6ls9Ant
cousin, The tact that ths PRINCIPAL 500
aad sststs were sutailsa lent fasa %
the Grs.
Lord Whitney had pictured his dear
relation" - . typical dovag0 WIN
the external appsarancs OF . nunp
and the manners OF true viraso. Lady
whitney, - II happsnsd. was oes OF
those fortunate women who preesrve
their Anenaas OF figure. dsiseacy OF
skin, and piquancy Of Agur@ Also
shs dsd not disdain to lend sons skili-
ful assistance to the work Of nAtnre.
She had bssa married youns. but she
locked much younger than shs vas.
aad but foe the vell-knovn faee thas
hse aaushtsr's "coming out" was oes
a - svsats Of the year. she night
Aavsd posed SUCCESSFULLY - The tyDeeel
fs0Ds . trsats ans.
whitney ouGht to marry his cousin
sad rsunits tAs title aad Tie property"
vss vAse tAs world said. Kinl aad
busy-bodyias psopls even bnse1s1
about and trisd 70 help this %. A
sssirsay unprecedented eject bow-
ever, v,s produced b. some veil
nsasins but ig1osaat rieh pssDSa
TAsy put Lay Witnsy o. Ais 0eAr
side At dianss. She save Mn Ase
sAsulder ostsatatiooaly tAroaGA tho
soup aad AaA. Thsa ~ spoks - hse.
She ala not reply a. turn. but - lid
not coatinus her coavsrsa6ioa v1eA ~
partner. Whitney spoke asAin-e lsa1-
ins rs0ayk Of . esoeral kinA- ~
turned On him VIA aashing syso 81
rspISsd In . manner that fruo So
ssrsaser guest TO another vas asc31o11y
ssrcs, rot 10 ~ rude. Witssy -
not as all abashsd. He sseasA sueAR
suuseA anA eoatinusl the esovUuar
t1oa-
-Doav - tAiAk.- - ~, aAsuOe-
h. ''vAas Q ssFsuos-Asae1 b Q 1uVss-
abss tAingr
~csrtaiaiy." ~ repiisd. rs.Aily.
~AnA 1oa't you thiak tAss Q eoetaos
Asnses Vho Dsrssss Q giri siaply sSs
her soaey vhAa - knovs thss - V11l
ssves b allowed to marry Ass. 81
that the Rsre idsa h hateful 81 -
10 - borne. and that ~ would osvss
AssU u ths girl hAA . fsehse - Q
oPuekse 10 Dsueeet hsr-"
~1sst svvar1iy asa ss1set1soabes
Dsssos- I sa siad that the lsly v1so
= a.
%. 20 ere IN .isvs, afs ysar -
enoa ontA WE - o60r
well. really. - -, - . sesanO-
-
~YSa ks0v DRfscely Veu - 3
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07
Hs~s ss whsss lssass r.sAssA


Il = an interesting study In uomen-
cIsturs to run over the names Of the
prssidents wives. There has been but
one Mary-Mary Todd Lincoln. There
were two Narthas-Martha Dandrigs
WasAingtoa and Martha Wayles JeRer-
soa; two Abisails-Abisail Powers
FIIlnors and Abigail Smith Adams.
Anuthss maiden, possessed Of the com.
nooplaes name Of Smith, became the
ViSo a Q prssident-MargArst Smith.
We married Zachary Taylor. There
veeS also two Elisas-Elisa Kart
vright Monroe and Elisa McCardls
Johnsoa. There vas . second Todd
Dolly Todd Madison. After Dolly.
which vas perhaps the most fanciful
naas, savoring more Of . nickname.
tAsss wsre two rather hish-sosndins
nanas, Letitia and Lueretia-letitia
Chsiseiaa Tyiss. and Lucrstia Rudoiph
OasAssl. JulSa Dsat 0rast. Lacy
WsAN Hays, aaA L0aisa CatAasiss
AAaao had Chriseiaa Names more
Dodssr aad Ssa sedats than Jass Ap-
psseDa Pssres. HannaA Hoss va Dur
q. Rachel Doaslsua Jseksoa. Sarah
CAiDAssD foik, sad Aass 0ynmss
HaSysoua. Ffaaces Poison Clevsland.
Casselns 0cUtt Hasr1ssa. as1 Ia ss1-
soa lse1Iialsy ass fa0aD1as - ALL
resV Tea 01a-
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07

sim lar ctrcum-
stances he should publicly refuse to sit
by her or what?
She wrote a cutting note In reply.
mentioning incidentally that though It
was quite true that she was quite an
old woman (underlined twice), II was
not usual in decent society to tell .
lady 20.
Lord Whitney wrote to disclaim that
he had done this or had any intention
Of doing %. On the contrary. he knew
that she had married as the merest girl.
and he vsntured to add that II he had
not known this her appearance would
have Inspired him with . belief that
she was even younger.
She found 1t absolutely necessary to
answer this to the effect that she at
tached no value to his opinion OF her
appearance, and he replied to her.
How long this singular correspond
snce would have gone on II u dimcult
to say, but happening to meet Lord
Whitney At . party. Lady Whitney went
mp to him.
Il know what you are aiming At"
she said. You want to get hold OF
my heirsas daughter. and you think
that II you psrsscuts me you will drive
me to consent to get rid Of the annoy
ance."
Il utterly deny the persecution. !
merely replied to your letterA That
was common politsnsss- You might
have ignored the replies"
II n
% insinuating-and I could not bear
that you should think@" She stop
ped In some confusion
Besides. I deny your accusation. I
would not marry your daughter II she
asked me. love another woman"
There was . pause. and then Lady
Whitney said in an altsred voice. Docs
sAs love your
mot yet. But she WILL"
You seem remarkably confident 10
she % weak. thenr'
"No, she doesn't seem TO me weak. "
~ replied, cycling her with . smile.
'.oAs sssosd to me . very determined
ga sstlse Asry little lady"
Thars WAS another pause aAd thsis
G1aooeo ~
do I know herr
Yes" f.ti..-'.s.il
Docs she like met"
Yea"
II an sure I don't like her"
"Oa the contrary. yoa like hsr very
much."
"who u sher' inquired Lady Wit
Asy, with abrupt eagerness.
II will tell you that at the right
tine. In Tie meantime. shall We 90 to
sappsrr
Lady Whitney vas about to refuse.
but looked Into his smiling. handsome
face, hesitated. and-we know the
provsrb.
The lookers-on said. when they saw
the pair enter the supper room:
Clever man. Whitney! He has got
round the dowager. and now he will
marry ths heiress."
But they were wrong. Blk months
later he married Lady Witney.-Ma-
daRe.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07

Lay Witnsy's really Ans eyes utsr.
ally AAshed hro-but At that noDsas
tAs ladiss fortunately rosa
She reached nome without having
delivered hsrseH. and. feeling that she
must Do % Or bufst, she wrote .
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07

peasant omiis
10 hA1!-And said.
One thing = quite
certain. 0ak I
eould not liks her
les thaA ~ did
me- 'Doa't yoa
know WAo she
wssr I said: and
WHEN ~ sajd No.
I aAdsd. Bhe 10
your eoanoetoa,
Lady Wit1sy.'
ssIRa. 49, 49, .
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07

ocr1Uchln8 O0@s
telling him that
his conduct vas
most ungentlsman-
ly. and that she
forbade him ever
to speak to her or
come near her
again.
He replied cour-
teously acknowl-
edginS her letter.
and begging her
out of her great
experiences" to tell
him whether under
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07
TlADER LAND, ACT JUNE ., ls7s,
Msssee Fer RepsAlsesssss.

1oubee BoH - eYoonbeoubOos
LAND OySiCs AT Aoxrsosn, Colo..
July 81. 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with
the provisions II the act of Congrrss II Juns >.
ls.s entitled AN act for the sale of timber lands
in the States Of California. Or~Hon. Nevada and
Washington Territory" as extended TO all the
Public Land States by act 81 August Z, is57,
Herma an q. Rear Of Gnnd Junction, county of
Mesa State Of Colorado. has this day filed In this
Office his sworn >tatr rment No. =, for the pur-
chase of the southeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter section twenty six. and northeast quarter
Of the northwest quarter OF section t,irtytve in
town~hip No, u south range M. ~ wsst Of tie
sixth principal meridian, and will oder proof to
show that the land sought IL more valuable for
its timber stone than for agricultural rurpossa
aud to establish his claim said land before the
Register and Receiver of this ofiiee at Nontru-e.
Colorado. ON Friday. the 9Th day Of October 1904
he names ~ witne>s~s: Ernest C.ark. Hen
1amin Ghecn. John A. Curtis and Harry Wilson.
all Of Delta. Colorado
Any and all persnns Calming adversely the
above described lands requested to file their
claims In this once OF before said sth day Of
October. 1900.
(fint pub. Aug. /: last Oct 81
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07
Rsvssssane . Cs0sssg9.

A sn1s a - unuD1al eAasDcess ~
SuDe tahea plses q Dsaaval Ths eso-
Oessy bsssagiaG - ths Commune ~
- - ~ sses3sa b eoess1ssses q
~ hovtng bssa o1Dsovsss1 tAae =
suatasos1 . sSeA ~ - ebsoo 49,
pAea0 ~ have Qe1s ~ essssao q
o. 1nUeYsee Tho 1oDsUvssy - u
pAsuVAasss 1aass mn - ysasS -.
- q TIT t1os ths 0o11o tsese1
vsss 80 - 80 rsosvs1 - sssthss
eeosessy h srses tbae ths ~ 80
0SgAs - sspeseesa- TAe no sanses1
Q OuoaV - ~ ysan bseWSsa - -
hsUn0Doo - ths Voso1oo q ~
apvuDl.-Pas1s L. U0fOl
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07
Asthma'sCIutCh

The sufferer from Asthma Is constantly
Wheeling. gasping. hacking and clearing
the throat. When . storm approaches,
when there II Q cloud Of dust, when
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07

: eAs~sS -
breathing be-
most dimcult.
IL seems -
someone WI
elutching tho
sufferer By
tn Q throat
with . terri
\ lblegrAsp. Th
choking sem
Ga.ion is al
moa unbear-
able The
tro,tblr soma
The sun., 1900-08-06
LAST SUMMER TOUR TO THE
NORTH.
Tour to Canada via PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad.

Tour to Canada via Pennsylvania
Railroad.
The last tour to the North for the sum-
mer of 1900 via the Pennsylvania Rail-
road to Canada and Northern New York
will leave August IL. The places visited
include Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands.
rapids OF the St. Lawrence, Quebec. The
Saguenay, Montreal, Au Sable Chasm,
Lakes Champlain, and George, and Sara
toga; the trip occupying fifteen days;
round trip rate, $l25.
The tour will be in charge of one of the
Company's tonrist agents, assisted by an
experienced lady as chaperon, whose
especial charge will be unescorted ladies.
The rate covers railway and boat fare
Tor the entire round trip, paror car seats,
meals enroute, hotel entertainment,
'ranster charges and carriage hire.
For detailed itinerary, tickets, or any
additional inform alton, address Tourist
agent, Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
ll96 Broadway, New York; $50 Fulton
street, Brooklyn; 7S9 Broad street, New
irk, N. j or Geo. w. Boyd, Assistant
deneral PASSENGER Agent, Broad Street
station, Philadelphia.
The sun., 1900-08-06
At SncIlnnt Park.

Perhaps the brst show OF III. sea- on
vii lie sten at Shellpot Park this We k.
4 feature that is seldom seen with PAL
organizations is the beautiful eIectr'cal
iancing speciality of Mile Nina. Thi
vonng lady 'mts direct from he south,
.rn syndicate Of theatres and makts /
Jump i,om st Louis to open on tn.
Cuited Power x Transportation Com
'apy's circuit OF parks. She ie beauti.
nj woman and her costumes and dane
ng Will no Doubt create qrite spnsa
ion She is al ly assisted by Mr.. Harr,
Bnrns, who will handle the necessary
fleets. Another elegant number is Mr
and Mrs. Aug. Neuville. TT ey are eoplt
With dramatic reputation and shoulc
prove an interesting card. lie Clair, the
yeary Willie, returns with new act
The Musical r lnsey Sisters. lorac,
Randall aud others will he seen and il
.houid be great week for popular Shell
pot.
The sun., 1900-08-06
Mountain Climber Killed.

Maloja. Switzerland. Aug. &c. 7.
Way and his son and IL Americans. ac.
compaiied by Mr.. De la Rue. an Eng
lishman, climbed the Cimadirosso, in til,
Engadine, without guide Friday
When near the summit, Mr. Way slip.
ped on Il stone and fell over precipice
The rope attaching him TO his son broke
and the two went down together. Mr.
Way was killed, but his son is still liv.
ing. The son, however, was injured Sc
riously. Mr.. De la Rue returned will
great difficulty. The body was recovered
The Ways stopped in the Hotel Maloja
The sun., 1900-08-06
steel plant at Newport News.

Newport News. VA. Aug. 5.-Collis p.
Huntington will build here a steel plant
to cost 81 ,O00000 Or more. and he has So
lected the site on which the new industry
will he placed. y tract of land directly
opposite his mammoth shipyaid and On
the line Of the branch rlilroad leading
from the Chesapeake and Ohin railroad
yards into the shipyard Will he occupied.
Mr.. Huntington will not manufacture e
aiinor plate. He says il is not the bus
ness of IL shipbuider to try 10 make ar
NOR. because the only market for il would
lie in his own yard The steel plant. it is
understood. will turn ont ship steel for
the use of the shipyard and probably
steel rails which he will use on his west
ern railroads.