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B Bt2oi p ?; J.; n y, y; S y
1tobb, Edward. No, 90 f. Capitol St
Robbins, Q a Ala, 1863 z NV
ROBBERS. L. H.. Utah. Metropolitan.
Roberts, E. W, Mass, IS q st. ne.
Robinson. J. NJ. Ind, Riggs
Robinson, ]. 8. Neb.. 3 NV
Rodenberg: W. A. H.. Wizards
Rucker. W. w. Mo. 2l4s Pa ave. NJ
Rupert, Jacob. y. Y. Arlington.
Russell. c. A. Conn. Hamilton.
Ryan. ]. w. Pa, Varnum
Ryan. w. II. y. Y. Regent
Salmon, j. S. y. J.. Riggs.
ScuGder, T. y. Y. l70l . NV.
Shafroth. J. F. Colo. I34G Yale st.
Shackleford. Dorsey W, Mo-. 2l5 East CaA
Shattuc. w. B., Ohio, Cochran.
Sheldon. c. D.. Mich. Dewey.
Sheppard. j. L.. Tex, Riggs.
Sherman, ]. S. n. Y. Normandle
Showalter. ]. b.. Pa. 10l6 E. Capitol
Sibiey. J. G. Pa. 111G VT. ave- NV.
Sims. t. w, Tenn. Narnum.
Slayden. Jas. L.. Texas, 1851 R st. NV
Small. J. II, y. c.. Varnum.
Smith, D. H.. Ky. Riggs.
smith, mith Wm w. Allen i iS Mic SoiT nrio road
Smith. 5. w. Mich. 1893 Clifton
Smith. H. c.. Mich. 40 Post Bldg
Snodsrass. c. f., Tenn. varnum
Southland. J. H. Ohio. Hamilton.
Sparkman S NJ. Fla. METROPOLITAN,
Sprague, C. F.. Mass. 1900 r. L. ave. NV,
Sperry' \; d., Conn. Buckingham.
Stark, w. L., Neb.. 81 B ne.
Steele. Ind. Dewey
Stephens. J H. Texas, ia Md. ave. ne.
Stevens +. C. MINI. Cairo
SSt te !, ks n Y; Normandie.
Stewart. J F.. n J.. Gordon.
Stokes, J. VIM, S. c. DO I'd st. Sc.
Sulloway, c. A. n. H.. Varnum.
Sulzer. VIM, \. Y. l31 b ne.
Sutherland n u Neb o15 A.
Swanson. C. A. Va. 20l7 Mass. ave, NV
Iaibert; v. j. 5. c. National.
Tate. +. C., Ga, 40 9Th NV
Tawney. J. A, MINI, Dewey
Tayler, r. W, Ohio, Portland.
Taylor. G. w. Ala. 1G3 Nd. ave. n.a
Terry. w. l.. Ark. Wellington
Ihayer, J. r., Mass, Elsmere
Thomas. c. r.. Y. G. Livingstone.
Thomas. Lot. Iowa. Dewey.
Thropp. j. E, Pa. 1918 Mass. ave. NV
aomph'ns. A. s, n. Y. P6rtner
Tongue, + H.. Oregon. 1879 10th NV.
turner. Oscar, Ky. Ebbitt
Cnderhill, j. O.. n. Y. Cochran.
Underwood; - W. Ala. Columbia
Nandiyer. VIM. D.. Mo-. 215 East Cap.
Van Van No9rhis. II. c.. Ohio, Cochran
Nreeland. f. B.. N Y. Dewey.
Nachter, Frank c., Md, Baltimore. Nd
Manager. !: p, Pa. 1901 n NV.
Mariner. Y. H.. Cairo.
Waters, Il. j.. Cal. % D NV
Watson. J. E.. Ind. Normandie
Weaver. W. L.. Ohio, Dewey.
Weeks. Edgar. Mich. $50 A st Sc
Weymouth. g. W; Mas. Cochran. e.
Wheeler. c. X, Ky. Wizards.
White. G.. H.. n. G, 1Si4 18th NV
Williams. James r., Ill. IO2 st ne
Williams J. S, Miss, 10 NV.
Williams W T., ILL., Ebbitt.
Wilson. Edgar. Idaho. 130s r NV.
Wilson, +. T., n. Y, l425 New York ave.
Wilson. Sianyarne. S. g. Normandie.
Wilson. J. F, Ariz.. Varnum
Wright 6. r. Pa. Gordon.
Young. w. A. Va Raleigh.
Young, J. r.. Pa. 1881 Corcoran St
Zenor W l Ind. PIP North Capitol.
Zeigler. L. D.. Pa. Varnum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-12

4. II. 4.
From the Philadelphia Press
tasSldy-Did We hear o. the turrjbIe
thlns That happened teh the Aherns' ba-
by"
Authenticated at the christenin', was
f?"
tassidy-''H Hurled? Shure, twas ruined
intoirely. They called the choild .Aloysius
Patrick Ahern.' Think av the initials az
it, Nv
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
Where Senators and Representatives Are
Located.


Aldrich. N. W., RI, Arlington.
Allison, w. B., Iowa, 1924 VI. ave.
Bacon. A. O.. Georgia, 1857 Oregon ave.
Baker, Lucien, Kan, Normandie.
Bate, w, b. Tenn, The Ebbitt.
Butler, Marion. NC, 1912 . st.
Beveridge Indiana, lilo 18th st.
Clark. e: D.. Wyo.. 1000 I'D st.
Clark, VIM. A.. Mont. Arlington.
Ccckrell. F. NJ. Mo-, 1913 r st.
Garter. T. H, Mont. 1432 Stoughton St.
Cu,lom, s. NJ. H.. 14l3 Mass. ave.
Culberso1. c. A.. Texas, The Richmond.
chaedyer DS Wsas E. Ii 2ll go St
Daniel. J. w, Va, St. James.
Davis. c. K, MIMI 1903 X St
Depew. G: NJ. NY. Corcoran House.
R Ettsns v. a. Ky, Maltby:
Fairbanks. c. W., Ind. 1900 Mass. ave.
Frye. w. p, Me, The Hamilton.
Foraker Foraker, B., Ohio, 1900 18th st.
Gallinger, j. H., N. H., The Dewey.
Gear; J. H.. Iowa, The Portland.
Hawley; J.. R., Conn. l7l6 st.
Henf r ~ MssT E ave ne
Hale, Eugene. Me, 1901 10th st.
Hanna, NJ. A, Ohio. The Arlington.
Hoar Geo: F., Mass, The Richmond.
Jones, J. p, New. 1905 18th st.
Jones, J. X. Ark. 915 NJ St.
Kyle, S. D., 1853 Yale st.
kenney, r. r, Del, ITO 10th st.
Lodge, H. c., Mass, 1863 Mass. ave.
Lindsay, VIM, KY, The Shoreham.
Morgan, ]. T., Ala. 315 AZ st. NV.
Mason, w. F., ILL.,, 1423 Chaplin st.
McBrlde; Geo. W., Oregon, l 3 st. NV.
Martin, I. s., Va, The Gordon.
MCMILLAN, James. Mich. TIA VI ave.
McLaurln, J. L., S. c., The oxford.
McEnery. s. D, La. The Metropolitan.
McComas, L. E, Md, 17oS r. l. ave.
McCumber, P. j., n. D.. 1884 22d st.
Nelson. knute, Mimi, $40 f. Capitol st.
Pritchard, J. c.. N. c., 800 Z. Capitol st.
Plat, T. c., N. Y, Arlington.
Pettus. E. W.. Ala, "a ne
Pettisrew. r. F., S. Oak, 1850 Q st.
Perkins, Geo. c., Cal, Portland.
Penrose, Boies, Norma ntiie.
Proctor. Redfield, VT. 1873 L St. NV.
Plat: Q. H., Conn, The Arlington.
Quarles, ]. ", Wis, Richmond.
Ross, Jonathan, VT. Richmond.
Rawlins. ]. L., Utah. II LIST ne.
Stewart W. NJ, New. 1900 F St
Spooner. ]. c.. Wis, Arlington.
Simon, Joseph, Oregon, Normandie
Shoup. G. L., Idaho, Normandc.
Seweil, W. j.. N. j.. Normandie.
Scott, n. B.. W. Va, Shoreham.
TURKEY. 7. B.. Tenn. F;bbitt.
Thurston. J. NJ. Neb, Cairo.
Teller. H. M, Colo, Colonial
Taliaferro. J. p, Fla, Raleigh.
Turner. Geo, Wash. The Portland.
Vest. Geo. G.. Mo, 1904 St NV.
Wolcott E. o., Col, 1921 Conn. ave.
Wetmore, G. p, r. l.. 1909 x st.
Warren. F. E.. Wyo., 1s4s Wyoming ave.
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Representatives.

'
Representatives..
Henderson. D. q, Normandie.
Adams, Robert, Pa, Albany.
Adamson, W G. Ga, Metropolitan.
Alexander, d. s.. N. y, Concord
Allen, y. L.. Nc as stanton place.
Atwate.', J. W, n; C, 3o7 East Cap. st.
Bailey, J. w, Texas. Riggs.
Bailey. w. j.. Kan. 1929 I NV.
Ban, I: H.; Texas, Cairo,
Baker, w. B., Md, 215 y. ]. ave. NV.
Rankhead, J. H.. Ala. Riggs.
Barber. l.. H.. Pa, Normandie.
Barhanl, J. A, Cal. Ebbit.
Barney, S. s., Wis. Wellington
Bartholdt, r., Mo. Congressional
Bartlett, c. L., Ca. Riggs.
Bel, John C., Colo, 11$3 18th NV.
Benton, NJ: E, No, 1923 q NV.
Berry, A. S, KY, 1744 P NV.
Bingham, II. H., Pa, Normandie.
Boreing. v. KY: 2o9 E. Capitol.
Boutelle, Chas., Me, Grafton.
B BoWs4Ioa X s. s p b. k lalo + Ha nw
Brandy. W. G.. Ga, Riggs
Breazle, p, La, Riggs
Bremen, ]. L., Ohio Ebbtt
Bromwell; ]. H., Ohio, 1347 @ NV.
Broslus' NJ, "a, Elsmere.
Rroussard, X; f. La Riggs
Brownow. w. F., Tenn, POI A sc.
Brundise. s., jr., Ark, Wellington.
Bull NJ, Il: H. cochran iran,
Burke, c. H. S. D., 1893 NV.
Eurkett, E. j.. Neb., Hamilton.
Rurnet, j. T., A,a.' "a 81. ne.
BurIeign' F. c. Ne, richmond.
Burton. r FL, Ohio: 1872 18th NV
Caldwell; Il; f. III. Ebbltt a,
campbell; a; il u, Mont, 1901 3lst NV.
Capron, w: u, n: e., ID, 10th St NV.
Carmark, E. W., Tenn, 1%l b st. Sc.
Chickering, c: A, N c, Y Hamilton.
Clarke. F. G.. n. H, Normandie
Clayton. B. r, NY, 1924 Mass. ave. NV.
Clayton. H. D.. Ala, Wizards.
C C,onna1 Wm F. p NO sh Matlonal'
Cooney. Jas, Mo: DBL A Sc:
Cooper. H. A, Wis, Raleigh.
Cooper s B. I Tx Metropolitan I
C ConeS5 i r g IoWs she pswey
Cox, n. n, Tenn, National.
Cowherd, W. s., Mo, Ebbftt.
Cromer. 6: w. IN Ind; Dewey.
crowley, j. d. III, '-3h2 N. \. ave NV.
CruEap, H. o., Mich. 4l3 A Sc.
Crumpacker, F. D., Ind, Willard.
Curtis. Chas., Kan, 2o12 NV.
Cusack, Thos., Ill. Raleigh.
Cushman, Wash. a22 NJ NV.
DAZZLE, II. B., Wis. The Wellington.
DAILY, w. NJ, n. j., Congressional
Da;zell, John. Pa, 1905 n. H. ave. NV.
Davenport, S. A. Pa. Riggs.
Davenport S. w, Pa, Riggs.
Davey, La. Riggs.
Davidson. H., Wis, Wellington.
Davis, r. W.. Fla, Metropolitan.
Dayton. A G.. w. Va, Varnum.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-02-24

Washington, Feb 24-The house
committee on military affairs today
continued the investigation of the
Idaho labor riots. R. V. Crozier, Uni
ted States district attorney of Idaho,
testified that he prosecuted thirteen
miners, and convicted ten for interfer-
ing with the mail trains. Beyond these
legal proceedings he had no informa-
tion on the subject. He said, how
ever, that he expressed the, opinion
that wholesals arrests by the military.
without the formality Of warrants,
were illegal. Committee decided to
subpoena General Corbin and Captain
Bennett, of the army, to get from them
certain feature action of the military
authorities while on duty in Idaho.
Ransom Miller, night mine watch
man, testified he was arrested without
process and without charges, although
he had been in the hospital at the time
Of the blowing up of the Bunker Hill
mill He described the arrangement
Of the prisons and the vileness result
ing from the inability Of the hundreds
on the upper floor to get adequate san
itary appliances. Adjourned until
Monday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-02-24
IN CONGRESS.
Puerto Rican Tariff Bill PuzzIIng the
Heads Of Members Of Both Houses

Washington. Feb. 24-"I desire to
notify the senate" said Penrose, that
Monday | will call up the Quay resolu-
tion. and if no member representing
the majority report of the elections
is ready to speak the minority will
proceed with the debate"
Plans are under consideration by
the republican members Of the house,
with a view to reconciling the differ
ences on the Puerto Rico tariff bill and
securing some common ground for
united party support. Numerous con.
ferences to this end were held today.
The plan which met with the most
favor was the resolution giving the
president authority to determine up
on the fiscal policy as part of the gen.
eral authority which the executive
branch now is exercising over the is
lands.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-02-24
one Of DAMS Men TestifIes.

Washington, Feb 24-when the
committee on elections met today
Marcus DAILY, head of the Montana op-
position to Senator Clark. was pres
ent. 1t was understood that he would
take the stand today Attorney Gen.
eral Nolan read a letter he had writ
ten to Congressman Campbell, last
tall, promising immunity from prose
cution to such as might testify to brib-
cry as go-betweens, during the sessiok
Of the legislature John r. Toole, Of
Anaconda. member Of the Montana
legislature testified that he had DaIy's
confidence in political matters. He
never knew DAILY to seek Office, or try
70 influence the course Of his friends,
nor had he ever known Daly's attempt
Ing to influence any primary or ether
election Speaking Of the campaign
Of 1898. Toole said the understanding
then was that the Clark movement was
entirely in the interest Of Clark's can
didacy for the senate
TooIe said DAILY had no especial can
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-02-24
A Notable weddlno.

Washington, Feb. Honorable
Lillian Pauncefote, daughter of Lord
Pauncefote, British ambassador, was
married at noon today to Honorable
Robert Bromley, of Stokehall, Newark,
Nottinghamshire, England The wed
ding was one of the most notable in
Washington for many years. St.
Johns church, where the ceremony
was performed did not serve to ac-
commodate onetenth of those, who
wished to witness the ceremony. The
president and cabinet were present.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-02-24
VEGAS NEWg MEXIC0, SATURDAY EVENING FEBRUARY "a I9o

York. on the Effect OF the Monte
yuma menu on the teeth" His very
humorous speech was followed by a
quiet talk by Dr. Almon Brooks. Of
Chicago on THE Montezuma. Dr.
Brooks expressed himself as being
very much pleased with everything he
had found at the Hot Springs, and
said he was glad to finally have had
the opportunity Of visiting them, as It
has been his custom to investigate
personally the health resorts OF the
country in order that he might be
able to advise his patients. Lastly,
DR.. E. B. Shaw was called upon. and
made very happy speech. in which
he spoke Of the efforts that were being
made to bring the Montezuma before
the public After the close Of the
speeches, there were a few minutes
of social talk in the parIors, and then
the visiting guests left for the sta.
ton.
The following were the guests Of
the evening: DR.. and Mrs. Cunning
ham. DR.. and Mrs Upton. DR.. and
Mrs. Shaw, DR.. and Mrs. Mohr, DR..
and Mrs. Townsend DR.. and Mrs.
Bradley, DR.. and Mrs. Romero. DR..
Miller, DR.. Smith. DR.. and Mrs. Rice,
from Las Vegas, and Drs. Nevison
and Chamberlain, OF Cleveland, Ohio.
Or. Almon Brooks and Miss Brooks. OF
Chicago, and DR.. Darby, Of Elmiia.
New York "
The occasion was one long to be
remembered, and it is the desire OF
the management of the Montezuma
that Las Vegas physicians shall feel |
entirely at home at the Montezuma,
and that they will always be cordially
welcome there
The Montezuma is to be congratu-
lated in having secured the services
o. so competent man as their baker
and confectioner. Tony Yost All
who saw the handsome centerpiece
which he designed for the physicians
supper were as easily convinced of his
ability as the guests who enjoyed his
breads and confections every day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-02-24
Free. Freel Freel

Crystal Mount and EASEL
In order to introduce the latest and
best device for securing permanency
and beauty in photography. each
member of a club of 100. win each
receive a ticket emitting him to one
crystal free.
cHAs. A. BENEDICT, Photographer.
Elite Studio, opposite city hall
90-1ws
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-02-24

One of the most attractive dining
rooms in the city is the neat, cosy hall
of the Ell Dorado hotel. Mrs. Ella Nc
Caddon the proprietor has engaged
the services of a first class caterer
and has employed courteous, oblig-
ing and prompt walters, looking after
the wants of her guests in person.
Prompt service and good cooking is
her motto Mrs. Ella McCaddon.
Prop. 60-ti
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-02-24
Weekly Sank statement.

New York, Feb 24-The weekly
bank statement is as follows: Surplus
reserve, decrease. $4,SS7, 1875; loans
increase, $11,O 1,O359OO; specie, decrease
s1,04S,6OO; legal tenders. decrease, 81
S26,4OO deposits, increase, $5,S4S, soc,
circulation, increase, s674,7OO. The
banks now hold $1s,67S,S5O in excess
Of legal requirements.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-02-24

didate for the senate, being willing to
accept the nominee Of the democratic
caucus. Days friends opposed Clark.
because OF the charges Of bribery.
Witness said he never entered into
conspiracy to defeat Clark. for the
senate DAILY had not. according TO
the witness. dreamed when the legis-
lature met that Clark could be elected
4 never saw so strong opposition
moved down by money" he said.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-02-24
conaecration Ceremonies

Chicago, Feb. 24-Rey. Charles
Palmerston Anderson was today CON
secrated bishop co-adjutator of the
Episcopal diocese of Chicago by Bishop
McLarin, assisted by Bishop Gillespie,
of western Michigan, and Bishop Sey-
mour, of Springfield, Ills. The cere-
monies were conducted in Grace
church, in the presence of an immense
congregation
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-02-24

The locally famous meals at the
Plaza hotel are equal to the best to
be found anywhere. Superior food,
prepared by professional cooks, served
by courteous walters from snowy
tables, leaves nothing to be desired.
Every meal is a pleasant surprise and
toothsome delight. 1861.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-02-24
Bank wreckers Arrested.

St. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 24-Warrants
were issued today for the arrest of the
president, cashier and directors of the
defunet Mullanphy Savings bank,
charged with wrecking that institution
by criminal negligence.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-02-24

Bicycles, guns and locks, in fact
everything in our line promptly done.
all work guaranteed to be satisfac-
tory, shop next to F. ]. behring's hard
ware store, Sixth str Net. on east side.
and next to L. W. Ilfeld's hardware
store, Bridge street. west side. 1.-TWO
shops.) Frick & Young, proprietors.I
65-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-02-24
* conaressman Dead.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Feb. 24-C Colonel
William S. King, ex-congressman and
a national character for the past forty
years, died today, aged seventy-two
years.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-02-24

81 W0nld rather have my
advertisement in one pa
. per reaching the home
than in forty sold on the
street. Marshall Field.
zrszz,zszz<ssz,zssz<zEs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-02-24
Noticel

Having purchased the Wimber
Bros paper route, l will furnish pa
pers to patrons of the route and
make collections for all papers fur
nished on and after Feb. 10th. Orr
ders for papers and periodicals solic-
tied. H6ping to retain all patrons
of the route and make many new
ones,
MRS. G. WARING.
The East Side Stationer. 76-3m.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05
Choosing the Men to Root
Out Vice.

New York, Nov % -Organiz alton
OF thu citizens committee of Is for
the suppression O: vice will not be
completed before Friday or Saturday.
This delay is occasioued by the great
amount of good material rather than
the scarcity Charles Stewart Smith,
to whom was left the appointment OF
the committee. insists that tho men
who accept places on the committee
OF Is shsll be willing to contribute
literally OF their time. Funds
will be forthcoming in plen,y, bu.
there will be much work to be done.
and 'his will fall upon the com
mitttee members
1t is uuderstood that one exception
will be made. Former Mayor Abrsm
8. Hewitt hs, declined to serve az q
member of the committee for the rea
son that he cannot give TO the work
the time 1t deserves Yet go keenly
ia it felt that Mr. Hewitt's advice
will be almost indispensable that be
will probably be persuaded to re
consider bic refusal
1t is possible that the committee
viii increase in membership to 25 20
as to take in 10 who may act as sd
visors
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05

Washington. Nov. 30 -Presidept
Hutin Of the Pansma Canal COMPANY
called By appointment upon Secretary
Hay today and bad . long talk With
him touching the prospects Of The,
Psnsms canal % affected By the prob.
sble legislation ct the approaching
congress. The Panama company hsS
- yet made no o6eisl tender Of tho
property to the state department.
II has. however. presented to the
lsthmisn canal commission. of which
Admiral Walker 10 president, . foil
statement of tho sffairs of the com.
psny and the conditions upon which
it might be willing to pass control of
ito property to tho United States
government 10 the event that the
Panama route should be chosen
The commission will include M.
Hutins communication 10 its report.
90 that congress will have tefore il.
material for exercising . choice of its
own ss between the Nlcsrsgusn and
the Panama routes.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05
Brave Mon Fall

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney trou-
bles as woll as women, and all feel the results
IN loss Of appetite, pOisons in tho blood, back.
ahce. nerv vousness, hea dachs and tired, listless
rundown feeling. But there's no need to feel
Ike that. Listen to J. W. Gardner, Idaville.
Ind. He says: Electric Bitters ar, just the
thing tor man when be is all run down, and
don't care whether he lives or dies. It did
moro to give mo now strength and good appe
tite than anything. I could take. 1 enn now
eat anything and have a new lease on life. ,
Only 50 cents at j. F. w. DeLorme's Drup
Store. Every bottle guaranteed
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05
INSPECTIONS NEARLY
DONE

Adj Gss Floyd upon hi, rsisro to
the city yesterday stated that prse,i.
eally ell Of tho. snousl inspsssioss Of
S'sss militia soupsoiss have bees CON
p'sssd. Tho troops. be ssys have
beso tsaad 70 bs 10 90 .xeslles, con.
dision. better perLsps than ever before.
He foupd 'hs oili.sry Vspiri, s,roo 10,
tbes for sons ysars. Next year lie
FedsFsl appropriation for uoiiorus aud
sqsipmsnts vill b. eoosidsrably large,
tbsots to The eombioed efforts OF tho
adju,sut generals Of tho ssvsrsl States
Next month these fieials are to bold
another convention 10 Wsshiaetoo
leokioeto tho Improvement Of The mili.i,
OF tho States. Adjt Gen Floyd will
attend.
This year Gen Floyd in,euds to 70
quest from tho oolopels Of tho three
regiusots and tho commanders of tho
other organisations reports upon tho
condition OF their respective CON % naods
together With reeom M . da.ioss aud
suggestions Thsse reports will Do 10
eorporsted 10 the anuual report to tho
general assembly.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05
Deed Of q Negro Desperate.

jacksonville. Fla. Noveub Der o.
Poliesusn Hsory Raley aod ChaedIs
Brooks. oolored. wers shot dead at the
ooroer Of Davis and Forsytbs streets
ibis afteroooo ny Johu Baxter. . youog
oesro Two negroes we're 10 fie BIT whom
the tfi'er arrested one Of them, the
other escaping While waiting for
tho patrol wsgoo Baxter and . number
OF other oegroes demanded The ofioe, TO
relesss tbe prisoner Words ensued
eod before R.ley could draw bis pistol
Bax'er eho. him dead Brooks. 40
iuoffensive Uegro. rushed to Rsley's
a's'stsuoe aud Was shot down By
B'xer Ex Policeman Tucker also
received q severe wound from tho mur.
dsrcr BAXTER escaped. but Vas
captured st 10 O'Clock tonight.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05

An American cirous has been visiting 2
Germany and our consu, at AK Ia.
Chapelle gives 40 interesting aooouu.
of tho way the Germsus received tho
show The bill posting was a rcvela.
ton to them. both in magnitude and
character The wsy in which the tents
we're erected and The ground prepared
sstoo'shed rho people. When the cir
cus it'o'f e''ived not q wo,kmao went
TO The fsc'ories, apd the spiuoles wore
idle all day every pcf,rmsuoe ths
'en's were filed AID tho vseue sot;.
ps'hy aaa'os, the United S.s,os h..
teen 'urned toto rospect .nd awe Tn,
r''p'- oo~ consider that nyt,itg j..
9'ss'hI" TO Americans Our oousol
co"' d'r- 'hat il an .geo, Of Am rican
good. you'd follow 10 the ~ske Of ,he
cirous ho "ould ~sks ready sales.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05

Msnils. Nov 3O.-Gen MssArt6ur
bss confirmed the sentences Of han pio q
passed upon four oa,ivsa receotly con
v'eted Of murder at LiogsysD. The
condemned we're members Of the
"Gusrdie de Pooor." . baud OF sssas.
SOS whose victims we're kidnapped and
ooloed. They will be huug December
2l,t
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-05

Patis, Nov 80 -Oacar Wiidor had
been living 10 hotel on The Rue des
b'a"x Arts, wfe'c he had been knosn
'or sevrrsl "onths under ,hc ,ane
Mammoth. For sone time he h.d been
'uc,sposed. Ia O,tobcr he vas obliged
TO suom" to serious operation. FROM
the Effects OF which he never re"nycrcd
tie died at 2 O'Clock this (Frij.y)
m"T"iog At The Maisoo d, Psit,ar. IN
oosru'e hote., 10 the pressnse ot Lord
Alfred Douglass.