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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31
STRIKE IS UNCHANGED
No More Men Induced 10 Desert
Mills at MeKeespOrt.
NO NEW MILLS START
The Committee Of Amalgamaiod Wen
Sent 10 fiiisburg from MIL
waukee About Finished
Their Investigation.

Pittsburg. Aug 90 There Is but liz.
lie change in tho general situation. Tho
mills operasng Ia this city are running
about the same as Thursday Tho strik-
ers in McKeosport are said 20 have
about given up the hop0 Of inducing
the mon at Duquesne aud Homestead 20
Join them: but thoy viii make another
effort 70 get the mon az Duquf sne out.
True bills have been found against
some Monessen strikers accused VI sell
ing liquor Illegally
Pitt.burg. Aug. 30 The most impor
tant feature presented in the steel strike
today was the conference Of the
committee Of the Bayview Amalga.
mated lodge of Milwaukee. and officials
Of the association az headquarters. 10
&. said the Milwaukee committee was
sent here by the direction Of a secret
meeting Of the lodge 20 look into tho
situation aud report at a meeting 70 DO
held upon their return. IL il under.
stood since coming hero that the COM
mitteo has made careful canvass Of
the situation in P.tisburg which Is 70.
gnrded as tho center OF the strike. They
have visited various mills now in opcr.
alton aud carefully gone over che field.
There is no certainty as 90 what their
report will bc 10 their lodge. but their
mission. IL was said, was % arrange, II
possible. for their co-workers 20 resume
work 10 the Bayview mills At the
conferences, it is nid. tho committee
critically cross examined the president
Of the association on his attitude on
the wage agreement with the Federal
Steel company.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31
Heavy ForEsris. Alleged.

Havana. Aug. 30 "A check for Si3.-
OOO on the Spanish bank was paid by
that institution 20 days ago upon pre-
seniation by the Royal Bank Of Canada
in behalf Of a client, who has since
drawn from the latter bank s29. 900
against the amount Of the check. The
supposed drawer Of the check now says
IL Is forgery, but the Spanish bank
says IL Is all right II, however, it can
not obtain the amount from the drawer
IL will make a claim against the Royal
Bank Of Canada, which claims that the
law will protect il, as it apparently ex.
ercised every care in handling the check
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31
v.Iuapls ns.a.lsr KllIsa.

New York. Aug 80 -Vasta O.. one
Of the fastest OF the New York speed
way trotters. with a record of 2.O9
was killed Thursday night. as the result
Of collision with sircetcar. The
mare rau away with her owner, DR..
David Randell. and dashed into the
rear Of the car. Her neck was broken
and a policeman's revolver finished the
unfortunate animal
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31

New York. Aug 30 Admiral John
o. Watson s quoted In Tho World a.
having aid la the course OF a private
conversation in Washington;
"lf any naval officer asserts that Ad'
mirl Schley u a coward and the fact
comes % my knowledge. viii see that
the delinquent Is given achance 20 win.
dictate his opinion before a oourtmar.
tial I will prefer charges against such
an offender myself"
Tho remarks were brought out a. a
result Of the retailing of some Of the
charges brought against Admiral
Schley.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31

Philadelphia, Aug 30 Another body
Of a victim OF Wednesdays steamboat
disaster was recovered from the Dola-
ware river. Il IL supposed 20 b. that
Of Harry johnson, a grocer OF Hulmo-
vile. Pa This makes the tenth body
recovered. of which eight have been
identified Two bodies. those Of a
woman ana a small girl. are uuidenti-
fed. They are 50 badly charred and
dishgured they probably never will be
identified positively. Nineteen are miss
ing and 10 is almost certain an are dead.
OF the eight persons remaining in the
hospital two are almost certain to die.
Thus the not result Of the explosion
will bo Ia the neighborhood Of 80 deaths.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31
rorty Carload. Of Potatoes.

Stockton, Cal. Aug. 30. A special
train Of 40 carloads Of potatoes have left
here for the middle and southern states.
Potatoes ara raised on river islands west
~ this city and towed hero in barges.
The demand Tor potatoes, onions and
cabbage throughout tho middle statos Is
large and hundreds of carloads viii be
sent from Stockton this year Local
dealers are paying from 81 80 toSi.6O per
100 pounds for potatoes on the river
bank. The shipment Is the largest sin.
gle consignment OF potatoes ever sent
ont ni tho slate
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31

New York, Aug SO.-Ada Gray, the
actress, is dead at she Home for Iuoura-
hles ~ Fordham She had been at the
hospitals since January, victim Of To-
comotor aiaxiA Miss Gray was best
known n Lady Isabel in East Lynne.
Miss Gray. who in private life was Mrs.
Charles r. Tingay, was born in Oneon.
a. n Y. in 1884. and went ON the
stage when 10 years old. Early in her
career she married wealthy Albany
hotel proprietor When he died Miss
Gray married Mr.. Tingay. an English
actor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31

Oklahoma City. o r., Aug 30.-An
appeal 70 President Mckinley for che
protection Of negroes who are being
lynchod for their crimes was formulate
ed and indorsod by the negro territorial
Baptist Sunday school convention which
l. in session in this city. The conven.
tion does not attempt 10 excuse their Of
fenses. but asks the president 20 use ex-
ecutive power in securing for them a
fair and impartial trial in the courts bo-
fore punishment Is meted out
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31

Fort Worth. Tex. Aug. 80.-The re
port sent out Of the rumored resigna-
tion Of Samuel NJ Gaines. superintend-
ent Of the Eleventh division Of the rail.
way mail service. headquarters here. Is
denied by Chief Clerk w. o. Davis.
Gaines has no intention Of resigning L
70 with the Southern Pacific railway.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31

Washington. Aug 3o-Acting Secre-
tary Haokel has made public the letter
received from Admiral Howison deny
ing authenticity the interview attrib-
uted 20 him in which he made COM
ment adversely on Admirul Schley. The
acting secretary has therefore continued
Admiral Howison as a member Of the
Schley court OF inquiry. leaving the
court itself 20 determine any further
question as 70 his competency.
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WILL RESIST ELECTION.
some Ran.hsr. In san Pedro valley WIN
Not yacats Lands.

Tucson. A. r.. Aug. So.--Forty.thee
rnnchers and all residents Of tho town
Of Fairbanks. IN San Pedro Valley, have
been notified 20 leave their homes.
which are on the Spanish laud grants.
The land recently came into possession
of a large cattle company and VIII be
fenced in ns soon as the settlers can DO
elected One ranoher has built fort
aud proposes O. stand OF the company's
cowboys who will bo engaged in clear
ing The land Of rancher. and their inn
proveueats Tho grant embraces 1850
acres.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31

Hopkinsville. KY. Aug O.-Consid.
erable excitement is reported from the
eastern section OF Trigg county over the
large number Of pearls that are being
found along the banks Of Little river.
near Caledonia. Many sales have been
made at prices ranging from e. 10 $50.
and several hunting parties Lave been
Organized
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31

Dallas. Aug. 30 -Ancgro entered the
house of Mrs. Shackloford nc Mckinney.
Tex. early Thursday night and attompt'
ell 20 assault her. but the woman
screamed and frightened him away. The
negro ran after the struggle Hundreds
of men are securing Collin. Dallas Hunt
and Denton counties for the culprit. lie
will bo lynched II caught Mrs Shackle-
ford h. Frustrated Negro lacerated and
bruised her face, hands aud arms All
negroes have been notified 20 leave Mo
Kinney
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31

San Francisco, Aug. 30.-The Call
says that b. Wright. who retired re-
Gently from the position Of superintend.
ent Of the Sacramento division Of the
Southern Pacific, Is 70 be shortly taken
back in the employ OF the company and
will succeed Julius kruttschmitt as
general manager Of the road.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31

Union City. Tenn. Aug. So.-Al Orr,
Of lake county. objected to Gergc Eas.
ley. visiting his daughter He threat
ened the girl and started cunning for
Easley. who got the first shot. in con
sequence Of which Orr has three shots
in his right lung and number in his
face. Easley was arrested but released
ON the request Of Orr. who took all the
blame on himself
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31
pELlMA cAsE CLOSED.
Judgment secured wn Bs Paid out Of
the Treasury.

eAAta HtAANA Nft.NNfA WIZ - hAtA RNN -
the Treasury.
Washington. Aug. 30 MIR Trace
well. comptroller Of the treasury. has
rendered decision which disposes Of
tho famous Do Lima case lie holds
that under the recent decision of the
United States suprome court. judgment
obtained by De Lima & Co. Tor si4,-
537 fum the United State on account
of duties paid By them on goods shipped
from Porto Rico to the United States
between the date Of the ratification Of
the treaty Of the Paris agreement and
that Of the approval Of the Foraker act.
mfy d. paid ont Of general appropria.
tion OF the treasury department without
further action Of cougrcsss.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31

N7rion, Tex. Aug 80. Hicks. Schultz
& IN gin at this point. together with
40 y of cotton. was destroyed by fire
Los, $4,000; no insurance. Il is sup
p Ito have originated by shoulder
ing fire in a bale Of cotton previously
pressed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31

Kansas City. Aug 30.-Armed men
and bloodhounds early this morning
again took mp the search 30 miles south
Of Kansas City. for Bessie Francis, the
murderer Of Miss Mary Henderson 4
council Of Francis pursurers has al.
ready decided his punishment shall bo
meted out at the stake.
Governor Dockery has offered a rc'
ward Of $500 for the capture of Francis
and johnson county officials offered a
reward Of 500 for the same purpose
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31

lister impending Resignation. fixes
Lord salisbury's retirement as probable
after ifio coronation Of King Edward.
though some persons place IL in the au-
t1mn OF early winter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31

London, Aug. 3O.-The Pail Mall GA.
ze,to. under the heading Of "Primo NJ
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-31
JUST RECEIVED

a new line Of Window Shades, prices run from
ioc each up. : Call and see them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-01

p. W. Owls Of New York sss 10 town
short time last week.
The rooms 10 The Orvis Csltags ere
oil spssssd Tor August
"A very pleasant dance wss held st
Ausio Hall Saturday evening.
Mrs. B,i,is end daughter Annis ere
spsndioG lev days II Lake George.
-E.A. Heusnssy Of 81. Paul. Man,
10 Waiting bis brtahsr. DR.. Hsmssvsy.
--Fnnk Coy Of Bsnnir s,oa 10 making .
short visit si,h his mother. Mrs. 4. 4
Coy.
The local sss ball team defeated the
Est Dorsst - I'm .. Ess Dosss. F,idsy
BY score Of lC to IL
The Misses Hssley ssvs . very 90
isSsble srctrs party u their cottage,
"fsirsisv." Fsidsy evening"
The Equiaox House ws, ,srs defeated
tts Rs.lsnd bsss ball team on ths home
sscesds. ss,u'asy, By scors Of II to5.
-Miss NJ. Rsin shstluck Of Baf.lo 10
spsneirg BET school vacation with her
sunl Miss NJ. n. Sbsituck. Seoa-' nary Ave.
The "Masio.l Smoker" Sisas n The
elab hous Thursday evening sss . srssl
saccsss snd lsr. number soisrsd ths
evenings sntesp irmt1t
The "Oii Home Week" Con. hopes
that people throus boat the tosn all ssp
pisne1t their work b. Seeding psrso,sl
LISTERS 10 ifisads ureing them 70 attsi a
abs esisbrstion.
--0sorss W. Dysni. sLo has shsrse OF |,
wn. q. McCiarss plsce. t.k,s ths issd
Tor early vegetables about bsse. having
hsd ripe tonstoss Tor coma time snd %
Jaly 22ad ssrst cora.
Among ttoss Who hsve sisni6sd their
iptsntio1 Of being present on 'old Hons
Ds,r ere Harvey ID. FROM. Llsslstop. N
H.. 0sosss ". Bss,ss, Lacrosse, Wis.
Rsv. J. b. F.i,. Pai.ski N. Y. and james
sad Peter M.eSsbos. Nsv York City.
The L.dies Bssevoisst Society are 10
have "6'n table" u thsis ssnoL TAR.
Asa ast ssh. Jhry sould b very slsd 70
sscsiss aiiis Lsm oil interested 10 The
sssreb. tbs ,oS,ribstiocs nay Be len
vilA Nls.w. u. Hsuisy OF nrs, willisn
Bsssoa. ttioss August ssb.
-Tts sttsrisinrsnt sissa b. iks Miss
- Ho.s 60: l. ais ocs ssiarts.y. pson
Ices 70 b es better thea Aess given 10
ps.i yssn. sns every sss sstrpa,tg cen BE-
ssrs a : tisssssi sseaing IL siil con
siss 81 too srssiast playa. "A Mud Sonsn
tslis,is' sEi "fls Fcstmistre~ Il Jed
vin's nclios.- Tickets sos 90 sais.
This MnA Simmer Lsbsssy bee r.
eslvss The ioilovias siits;
fson Mr. Casslss b Ksee. Of Nsv Or
iesss aIsy voluns 81 vAiasbis works.
mostly relating 10 The civil gar.
Frea Nj. Msry D. wilsss. ssvsrsi wi
ssss q aabeasd me- a ~. seeded 10
eenrisss The Library niss
ffen M. Jossph 3 Rich, 81 Nee
Ycsh. The fw, vsisns 81 ras ysssh Is
syeiepsdls isa lssasa. Il
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Go nrs Inn

GOMEZ III
Gsnesee Pare Food Co, LsRoy. n. Y:
Dear Sir: -soms dsys sires . psctsse OF
your GRAlS-o prepsrsiioa ~ss lsii ;, ny
otli,e. iost |, hons aud gave |, . irisi,
aid tsvs 10 cay v. very Guah pleased
With II, ~ . Substitute Tor ecGse. We
hsve slssys used the best Java srd Mochs
10 cor family. bat an free 10 cay like
The GRAIy-0 ss veil - ,be beat cof,ee |
eyre drssk. Respectfully your,
A. q yA,Ksos, NJ. d.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-01

Mrs. A. u Aiirott. JohnstoSp. Pa.
nysi Oar little sill slEost strsoeIsd 10
death ui,h etoup. The doctors ssid she
ooaldnt live ta. she vas INSTANTLY reliev
Cd by oss Minute Clnah Care. oEAd
ans, Arlington; A q Ps,,ibopr. Marches
ter Depot; A II Saith. West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-01

who's an srisis has t@ss os the snAdirs Ia
tilsy years AVA hAs cunginuasiy rrgvn ~ ss~s
~alh ths sphasr u 10 safe W assHsss uszi n has
sa,rsi THIS 10 irus IL the csss a ~, w. sehns'
LigNl1 fsiras Ths aemaae fgr thesn has be-
ssaps vii nigh void wide--shs rsnl ~ the
srxilrui auaiaio a Inc 5aiaL censnmrn who
have uses ihrin hsrr hcoons ocnvnsrd u tAcsf
sBgefior co~cfins osiaeity ard Consequent ecnn.
emy. csrrfniiy made w is,csi imrrvsc1 snesh-
snioai mrtAsAa u high rTsds fagIncais. sne pnrr
ltnseea OH ihey ara tho frrfesticn n prepared
gaisi and n 10 nos ssftrsinx that they have
tccuvne Trneuliy rrvagSiscA ~ tho Standard
Paints lot Structural rurpo~es-H owing 10 the
greater sssaiasss q ". W. Jchns' iisaid Paints
"a ramPsTcd wiiA ardinafy rfsdes, iess 'reasrns
spr,icsiion Is icquiicd. thus ,aectinx q saving
that 10 appreciated by Inc man who pays The
hiis iHtsndiag purchasers 81 paint will fnd
q 10 their imifrcsi 10 wrgc n. w, johns Mia Co.
800 uiiiian Street, New YORK giving description
al buildings ie he painted, and secure from thcr
Suggestions AZ 10 craaf ifea,nent In order ~ In,
sugr The use q hsrnouising shades
H. ". JOAN Pants arc Carried ir yicsk Nv
NJ. l.. Maniry a Co. Manchester pTPot. who viil
~ pleased ~ give yea any draired information,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-01

Erapiions. cate, bnros. scsljs and seres
Of sil kind. qaietiy hsslsd By DsWti's
Witch Hsxsi s,ise. csr,sis care Tor
piles. Bsssre ei coaalssiesta Be- sore
you get The orisieai = Dswals. 0EAd
ans, Ariinsion. A II Psisibons. Msretss
YER Depot; A II Saith. West Asiinston
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-01

II the action Of your bowels 10 not easy
and regular serious complications mus. be
the anal result DsWitt's Little Early
Rlsers will remove this danger. Safe.
pleasant aud effective. o e Adams, Arl
inston; A II Psttibone, Manchester De
pot; A II Smith, West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-01
MANCHESTER DEPOT

Elmer Aisms lnd wife we're home
last week,
Mrs Alice Msgee Of Granville, III,
Il visitirs stF, l. Fsrnum's.
Mics Eth Corbelt ard Deem Ms,
tin oil Bennington are guests at Mason
Uhld's.
-Osen Irish. ~ho has been stopping
for few days With Judge Fullerton. has
returned to Pen1sylvsni..
Mr. William Sherwin vas called TO
Malone by the death OF bis mother. be
returned home Saturday,
--An Wm. Walker was In Peru last
week belfing csre for her father who is
very sick and not expected to recover.
The @. A r. will bsgin the festivities
oil "O!d Home Week. BY giving 50 enter
tsioment stits Depot on Monday evening.
Ang. 18Th.
The recent rails have farrished
water 90 that the Batielkill Lumber Com
psny are usirg their long spout and the
Lumber 10 coming down mcrrily.
-Bsuboo porch shades, s BY 10 feet,
ssts, nice tuublers 2 for 5cts. jelly tum
blsrs snd big lot Of blue willow wsre
}. BIsckner's Nav York store this week.
The Vail Light and Lumber Co have
heir engine ready 70 ron and vi IRE
np today. The prospsct Is favorable for
he dsnce. under the suspices Of the
ladies' Aid Socisiy. taxing plsce ns1i
seek.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-01

--Rsssiss sosvcession ct Adonirsr Chsp
isr. Il 4. N. this Ttsnday svsIise.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-01

WA F~sAh
The Ekvsnok tesm scorsd . decisive
victory over The RutIsnd team here last
Wednesday.
The Etvsnpk team vent 10 Troy Bat
urdsS snd defeated the leland solf clubs
sssu s. tot.
TIE eo,tsRss defeated the hotel men
10 . msteb on the course Thandsy by the
score Of s3e - II
-AsssSsi Sweepstakes wa played on
The links Ta-sdsy. II vas VOC By u ID.
Cleehorp, Nth W. H. Peabody second.
"A rsictu match Gil be played With
The wsub,nskee team here today sud With
shs lslssd golf cIot's issr, Saturday.
The tssdicsp tcsrusme1, Tor the
.6lil Cop siii be pis,e5 Monday. Tues
day snd Wednesday Of nest week. This
is open 10 club mfn bsrs add subscribers.
The Esssuck iesu took very pless
at uip this uesk. GOING TO Barlirsicn
Mordsy srd defeating tie Wsrbsnskes
teen 10 tbs, city By score Of 30 70 q. snd
then crossing the lsts 10 Bud Point.
shefs the Casuplsin eiub SIS deiess*d % |
10 10. The team re.orlsd home Wsdpes
dsy.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01

Baltimore. 0 DOL 0 ks Is
Washington 0 0 / o 0 0 0 0 u 6
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
Chnsc's Closing Week

The last theatrical performance of the
Washington season % lS"'-l9sI viii De
given al Chase-s Saturday night when the
musical comedy stock company will be
seen In its final presentation Of the crisp
Hovt comedy. a Day and Night.
which has proved such a success all OF
this week The audiences which have
greeted the comedy during the last three
nights have been the largest and most
dcmonStrative OF the midsummer season.
and il is hardly necessary TO say that the
plavgoers who are compelled 70 be Ia town
will say Eood-by Saturday evening 20
their last source OF theatrical entertain
maut with a great deal Of reluctance. The
performances Of both Saturday afternoon
and evening Will undoubtedly be marked
bv unusual demonstrations for the mem
beers Of the Chase Company have won a
warm place in the hearts Of the Washing
ton public. The advent of the company
into the field Of midsummer amusement
was marked by immediate success and
ever since the initial production, the OF
ganizatiou and its individual members
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
The Athletic Bat Ont n victory.

Up 10 the eighth inning Of the game at
Philadelphia yesterday. the Beaneaters
had things their own way. but the Phila-
deIphia sIuggers fell onto Winters in that
round and batted him out Of the 1ox,
scoring seven runs, and winning the game
before being retired. The score:
Ri E
Philadelphia o . 0 0 0 Z x-l3 II )
Boston,. 0 2 0 o DO u .
Hatteries-Fraser and smith; Winters.
Lewis. and CTiger
Two-base hits-Stahl, Collins Three
bas.. hits-Ferris, SeybOld. Hone
run-I.aj Oie. Stolen bases-FultZ. Cro@s g,
% Ia jOie Double plays-FTeeman 10
Ferris I4ajOie uassisted. Left on bases
Boston 5: Philadelphia. 4. First base
on bstiis-On Winters. 9, Of Lewis. i or
Fraser. O. Hit by pitcher-By Winters.
/ by Fraser. 2 Struck Out-By Winters,
J. by Fraser. 8. Jmpire-Connelly- Time
Of game > hours and 20 minutes.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
New York Cotton sIarket.
LARGE SHIPMENT OF IVORY.
Three Hundred and Thirty-One
TusLs Brought In.

NEW YORK, Aug What is said TO
be the largest single shipment of ivory IN
tusks received here was discharged yes
terday at the union stores. II consists Of
81 ruslls. varying iu size from four 20 six
feet in length The factories using ivory
are said 10 have been idle for want Of raw
material, and the greater part of the con
sigrment was shipped direct 10 manufac-
tur, rs Of ivory goods.
The tusks were taken on at Naples.
where they had been truas-shipped from
the vessels that brought them from the
coast Of Africa Ivory is now worth
about s. a pound. This amount Of ivory
represents loo dead elephants, 10 say
nothing Of the large proportion that must
have been wounded and IOsJ by the hunt
rs
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
Gave Her Child AWAY.

PARKERSBURG. W. Va. Aug. The
Humane Society is working on "a mystery
connected with the disposition OF "a four
days-old child. a woman giving the
name Mrs May Smith recently rented
rooms here. ON Friday a son was born
ON Monday the child disappeared. and the
Humane Society officers found she had
given 70 10 Mrs. Jesse WUase. who was
traced Co ST Mary's and New Martins
vile and brought back with the child
Mrs. Smith Says she gave IL away because
she Old NOT want e. Doe bothered with II
She claims 10 have q brother AT Ravens
wood aud husband az Camdef. -ou-t ha-
Gauley. She is well provided with mon
cy and about twenty-five years Of axe
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
Freight Rates pemornIi.cd.

NEW YORK. aug. Freight rates 10
Europe are demoralized The supcrin-
terdeut OF a prominent Transatlantic line
is quoted as saying that grain is being
carried 70 some of the Continental ports
for ore shilling British per quarter This
is fracticg over cents per busheI As
low as pence quarter has been offered.
which Is - per cent lower still on. year
ago rhiliDgs per quarter was freely
paid 10 the same ports or about IL cents
per bUsh-l. The only trade that seems 90
be doing well d. the East IUdiau.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
IT. William Daw is fiji


NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Aug. An in
tcr,sgiug fight for the possession OF lit
tie girl was Instituted in the Corporation
Court yesterday afternoon, when Bertha
Harter made application for a writ OF ha-
bCas corpus to secure possession Of her
daughter The child was born about a
year ago. the mother leaving il with
Charlotte Jackson. "a negro woman. while
she went 20 Baltimore 20 a hospital The
police seeing the white child AZ the ne
gro's house arrested the Jackson woman.
but she was discharged Mr. and Mrs
Oliver Rhodes, hearing of the baby. Ie-
Eally adopted her. giving her the name
of Olive Leslie Rhodes The mother has
Just returned from Haltimore, and after
trying iu vain to get the child. brought
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