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~ ~ - rs ~ sl.n g
nnent OF said pertnission. the said New
York Laundry Works. or any. subseauent
owner OF said house. shall imtretlia tely
conform to such nrne ndmeri g u revoca-
ton ;}s q. IA
Gin. Tte said permission is given subject
to tho conditions that the said New York
Latndry Works. or atiy subsequent owner
OF said house. Will indemnify, reimburse
and save harmless the city OF Riclimotid
for any charges, dana ges, or cost that
the city may be required to pny BY rea-
son OF any person being injured or dam
aged In any way. lii property OF person,
by the construction. existence, or main.
tenhrce OF said Area.
7th. Before any work is done under this
ordinance. the. said New York Laundry
Works shall obtain from the City Engl.
f1eer his written permit to4cxcavate In
streets OF alleys OF the city. Y
Sth. For a failure to conform fully TO
the provisions Of this ordinances, OF any,
or revocation thereof. or any
requirefnent hereunder the said New
York Laundry Works. or any s,ibsequeht
owner OF said house, shall be liable to a.
fine OF not less than ten nor more than
fifty dollars each day s failure to bo q
separate foffense. N 35{
a 9TH All ordinances or parts Of ordinances
are hereby repealed, SO far as tho same
may conflict Herewith. 3 Ell
10th. This ordinance shall be in force
b Is BEN Il. AUGUST,
aug 23-5t City Clerk
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vi1l1RlG,1NIANs IN /, Sc. LOUIS
List Of Those egistered At The
.a1sss Eirnes- D ispatch Bureau ..5sslI

WORLDS FAIR, ST. LOUIS & Afo ugust
52eThs following Vi.Einians gistere9 AZ AZ
the Tim Bureau 20 2 : =
:I rskEmss 1ssne M II f5Rss Myss.
.wirchsste ~ q. Diekenson, Bueus .Yistt:tT
W.fand zJ.a L. Stone. C. b. Guthrie. Richnnond;
W. s. Hmft CIV. Hit 81. Miller NOR
folk: Sa HE r.. Carter H Harrison,
Aogrs Lexington nS RGSf ss
L ,a.s. ana d Miss p: London. Rosnoks; Mrs.
Is. w. Bocock. 4 Misses Bocock. Virgfnia Mon
Lamb, Port Republie;S Mary w. Booker. Ame-
LA county: G. ". Spence Ms T.. spence.
e =; /. lsp%Pn ynsn
g. Ai Frnntlin. irxnia cobbs.
Somerset: Eleanor Anne scruggs. Rohert son;
III. Heeks. Richmond r.. Dis etcher. Lex
Carroll spllans 2 Mr. \,
Nellie Quiii. Miss "a lice Dtgbie. Nj. and Mrs.
BE- Pc Thotnhill. Lynchburg: 8. {. Cook ana
wife. n. E. sckaaf. b azlewood - Is emp.
Scott. Portsmouth; John n. Pearman.E Peters y.
burg:$ 2. K. and G, sSW.e aylor. Hanover: W.
b. Helbig. Lynchbnrg Ellen r.. Bal, Lex
Inston: s. .SL.@ Gary, Mr.. and Mrs. g. N 3Bruin.
Miss Mary e. Bruin. lexandrta; L. c. Cole;
man Mrs. E Morssn Ilsek..one T e: r.
Beil. Roland q. Hill. Danyile: y: ". shann,,
Norfolk: Pr D. and w r. HI dy. A.! Mar;
sverick III, charlottesville: D r. Moors.
Petersburg: Mrs. =. II Vaughan: Monroe r
u. TurnliE, Fred ricksburg Miss Mary larry, 1. g
Pulaski i Anna 1. Zones. sweet Briar: Eugene
B. Carter yE Il. Marshall, Danvtlle: 81 Percy
G. Marshall, Roanoke. 81
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MRS. MAVERICK HOME
Arrived of Quarantine in New
FORK Harbor Sc Night.
2fSnecials TO The Times Dispatc y

t5SSt% (Special.to The -OlSpatCh AS
,Ss NEW YORK Aug. " Mrs. Florence
hiaybrlclk} arrived at quarantine on the
D Red Star. Line steamer aterland to- might
and slept within eight OF the lights OF;
/ the city. ahe had not seen n In twenty!
j years. rs At q o clock to morrow morning
s she will land In this city. ss5
Mrs. Alaybrick Will not attempt. to hide
q her identity. 1t was ga Id by her lawyer,
Leonidas Yarnell. to day. While she book
er her passage as Mrs. Rose Ingraham,
Z Ii was wholly with the purpose OF avoid,
ing annoyance and 1t Is stated by Mr..
1! Yarnell that the repo rt OF the sending Of
i a DUNN 49, Mrs n. ybrlck 4 ashore Is
wholly without foundation. Mrs. May
brick will be met at the pier per haps by
ssthe largest assemblage that hes ever
gathered to welcome q home coming ship
in New York The officials OF the line
4 have made arangeme It's to meet unusual
providing II ij vs. 3aH y ssis s
ss853 S. ~. 2 Hayden. OF the firm OF Hayden
and Yarnell, Warrington lawyers, repre-,
ssenting Mrs. NJ brick In her suit against
the executors Of the H olbrook estate, is:
( on board the Vaterland with his wife, /,
accompanying Mrs. May brick Mr. Yar-a
y nell Will meet them on the pier. NJ II.
y Dr. Emmett Densmore, OF Brooklyn
/ and his wife have completed arrange
sNments for a ffording Mrs Ma ybrick the
seclusionH and retirement L she needs at
their country home near EllenVille in the
BCntskills, 81 where she Will remain some
time before going to Virginia.
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ORDINANCES.
Am ORD ANCE,
\ (Approyed August 18th, 1901,

II (Approyed August 18th, 1OO4,) n
GRANTING PERMIssIONIdaT TO NEW
YORK LAUNDRY TO COM
IL STRUCTf AND AfAINTAI AN AREA
B ADJOINING THEIR PROPERTY, NO,
s{ "a A NORTH NINTH STREET., IN AL
LEY EXTENDI ING s FROM NINTH
10 EIGHTH sTREHT AND BE-
VS. TWEEN FRANZ LllfS b, AN p ssSE MAIN
IS i ordained BY the Council q the
City Of Rtchmond; 1,
'sr1a Sa u New YesK L q dFy WORKS e
their property No, ~ q North Ninth
Street, IN alley extending from N nth to
Eight h \. Street, and betWecn Main a ana
Frankl lin Streets, subject to the following
a. Tia tie said Area IL to bei CONSTRUCTS
ed according to the plan presented by
on ale IA the office Of City glEeer; and
also IN such manner and vii such ma.
5teriais as shall DO salts factory to the
WsFts
pairs a. rs eonya on Stree d may At
any any time deem reason able for the 1 safety
see persons using tlls N ehway over said
lth' The said New 81 y. epndr y Z. Works y !
shall pay the rat to- lxed by I he ORD nance
OF the 81 ty ~ Wing cpFst rueti lon of areas
or vaults m sid WalkH or Al leys. IS
III 81 il. The perml hston hereby Efnnteft
shall at any time be Il slb tects 81 o any
amendment or teyocnt lon by the City
CoVpcil. Upon a { roy oca tloR 4 or A0s ndri
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SMcGehee Family Reunion,

3 The Meg ehee8 Family held B n reunion
Sunday at the resid ence 4 Of 4 Mr.. G. D,
McGehee, No. 1902 East Clay Street. Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. dcGehee, OF Portsmouth,
the parents. and all OF their g ildren. ex-
ceptst two. Mrs, p. II, Vest, Of CHARACTERS
vile. and Mrs. Berta Cave, Of Arkansas,
were present. 4 hose sons and daughters
who were there were AIessrs. =. A.. Me-
iGehee OF Richmond n. a. AicGehee. Of
,Gracey KY; c. d, cGehee, OF Rich-
imond W. r.. J, & u, Nv, F. and e. v. Nc
sGehee, OF Portsmouth; and Il. g. McGehee,
OF B Norfolk;s Mrs. Elm-r Harris, Of Rich
5mond, and Mrs. Willie Cunningham, Of
Portsmouth. It was the first time that
all OF the sons had been toge Their at once.
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THE WINDY
POINTERS
Popular Marshall Park Orgat,i-.
cation Enjoys Its Annual
Melon Feast.
CURTIS AGAIN PRESIDENT ::
Reconsidcrs His Retirement.
Speeches and Songs Were
Followed by Melons.

II T1ie Windy Point C1ubaa popular though
Informal organization, having its head Y
quarters at Libby Hill Park, had It's 8ala-t
;nual melon feast last night, near the park
house. There was large crowd In at
tendance, Including many u tho best
known members and several distinguish
ed guests. n
President John IA. Curtis directed the
programme and made what was expected
to be HIS valedictory, which turned out
to DO an inaugural address. In fact the
venerable young president OF the talk
fest organization announced that after
duo delibcration, Ne had reconstructed his
determination to retire from the head 81
the club ana lii obedience to the wishes
" the members; had determined TO acc
cept a re. election Tor An definlte ten-
sure. - .. :. :. $3.50
b The annual gathering OF Il the Windy
Pointers was not 50 hilarious as former
scelebrations have been. but as several:
present remarked was 80 dignifed as TO
.partake almost OF the nature Sof 9 relig.
5ious gathering. The presence 81 several 9!
Representatives Of tho clergy heig htened
this impression and the music had q re- =
5ligions strain about 1t. ;4 II "a;
CduRressnian J6nn La NIB had come up:
from IIenrico to be d guest OF tho club 9 =
this celebrated function and was hofioredi
by being the first called pom. Capt. Lamb
entered heartily In the spirit OF the. 4! oc e.
ScasIon ana made one OF his most feltci--
5to,is addresses, which was admirably Re =
ceived. lie entertained the pro' 4 spectiy ,t
feasters for some time and was Warmly
3 aP Foiio%ing capt. Lamb Rev r Lansing
~ a EichmOnQy
10Y. was called a upon TO q dress b y. h is
Club. Ha RESPONDED In q remirisce and I.
Humorous vein and convinced all OF MS
familiarity with I old RI hmond /. and Its
widely known iocaflties, and told y several
SafecdoresS that 81 pieased the y PointeiN
and evoked applause. Va ks
DIR. IIANNO % 4 ADDRE d
Then Rev. John Harmon. ail hose y
Ss.amens''5 had punctuated the proceed
In - IN "a that tine, responded to- tbs.
2prestderit.s calf and made a. character
listicaliy hr1n6rous TAN. II winch ne re-i
tered Is tho sS members as b zephyrs.i
sbreezesl winds, gales, hurricanes end
lorna does. x He told a nu mber Of 9anec-i
sdotes ii, an inin1itable style and received
several fervent amens from Tom Hicks.
W no was staining near by. He CLOSED
iwitfl.a suggestive reference to the melon
colo feast. f8Ss
a CAPT. Frank w. CUNNING ham. looking
like an admiral In his yachting cap, was
next called upon He responded with q
song OF q, reminiscent and pathetic ma
ture which he sang, as he said. as q
memorial to Z Charles J., Fox and ] ohm
Walsh, ~ two Old members OF The club
who had passed away. His contribution
to the programme was ent husiastic ally
received. ~ wa
q Hon. r. b. j homason was next called
A ~
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deal Of comedy out OF the part, and his
Individual efforts tnlivcned the performs.
ance no lit Ho worked hard, and with
Success, Mlas Pauline johnson made a
most fetching y iin- yum, and sang In
MI, Charles o. passett, Mr.. Bowman
Ralston, and Mr.. Albert Wilder were all
etIrsy ssspsa s ,e III r1lss bs
hugely, and some of tho members re-
ceived several ei1tores. notably that Of
s.TI1e Flowers That Bloom In the spring,''
the d rsssps'gn, gi y va thus being due TO
The company will not present the opera.
.Pinafore,s at the matlnees, to be given
at the CASINO Wedresday and Saturday,
scented four times, IN Guiding the to4rf1or.
row matinee, and "1o1ahthe will be pre-
scented four times, beginning Thursday
night and Including Saturday matinee.
The Bijou opens the first Monday In Sep
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u ST. PAUL's VISITATION
Twelve Persons Killed and Great
Damage TO Property.

MINI, says J: vi
Deatf, to twelve persons. injuries to-
many peers ana destruction TO property
both private ana pu11ric estimated In
found nun Gers at s., 100000 resnlLed from
a urfous gale Nv hldn tore down tiitl
Valley OF the Mlssfss7Dpi at about nine
o clock fast night from q point Come
where near tho confluence Of the Mime
sota and Missouri rivers, IL near Fort
&sr cling. e "A about that point the fury
fot the elements 4 saenitngl y divided, and
and their on Irons. sss VIE II
High bridge as compile tsly as Il they had
5ture and carted away BY NJ work1neis.s
There tho bridge connected With the high
bluffs at West St. Paul. and II Is $50
feet above the river. 81 This mass Of steel
was carried to B the 4 flats below, where
flying steel Orders and heavy planks
fell ton several small frame houses OF the
\ flat II dwellers and crushed them COM
plctel
r. Il nderneath the debris OF the Tivoli were
found, \. when tho storm had passed, " the
$rmar1elcd bodies OF Lorin3 F. Hokanson.5
one OF tho employees In the concert hall
and George kwcnton. one OF the Hence
sss The storm then rushed gonS 10 the north
east over the wholesale district, and here
Sthe prea test destruction to property was
wrought. & After causing havoc In ST. Pau
the #tornado swept onward to- minneapolis
and its subur bss Il ERE oWever, the De
thong M telephone and atcle era ph =! es
were torn down X In great numbers. Fof
4 hours the twin citieH were cut OH from
any communication III With the Il outside
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a HE 4
H'EIA.. TRES


ss The Acad envy opens It's season to-day.
the first product ion being the rnelo dra-
matte success, 81 The Jam es Boys In Mis-
isouri, y hich VII he presented = his aiter-
"a This play Is based { on Tho lives. Of the
famous Missouri desp erado es, and, unlike
other pro ductions to King tn same theme ne:
has nothing OF the blood and thunder
chosen. and these. combin ed with an inter-
aesting love story and ] elaborate scenery,
make the play one of tn 9 ccesses g. 9 ne
blne ST
until Bob Ford ASA ssinated Jesse James ne
ssspevil's Auctionf the scenic effects Will
as usual be one Of its stron Test .fea lures
This portion of the prod lon has been
Thomas she Ne Sifa'g w Taylor Rue, Henry
IS. q Burkys and a Louis Borgomanari and
assistants. and the claim Of Manager Yale
that this s peyls AnGG1n 1sem
q The play has the boards " tomorrow,
matinee and night, "a .35s 8
The story OF ,1rhe Liberty Bellies" which
smest eneireS
IT Is a. comic play which has Its founda.
ton in sentimental eAcapa e. y o. 81 I, tns
@f 6. sas srfer eg An.
napolIs cadet, and Dorothy Grey, a fello W.
student, engaged to = Phil 8 Flu !erton,; 2
Yale Junior, These parts are played by
Lott IS taYe ley, che VIII ely known. come.
idienne and mimic. ana the stri gly
beautiful younE actress and vocalist Anne l
Stuart, Il a3ssis sss
N The tunefll music Of G!l bert and 6ulll-
van was heard III IT he Atikad o, at the
Casino last MIG hit, and to hear, the airs,
once go IKE renewing X. a !; !;
Came back to the q udl enc one by one,
and we're more pie sing to the ear than
san e ths es Sssn
time since they were .hea I'd, VIII leS the
newer tunes have been ding ed donRed $50
much, of late, that hey have worn their
Wei Come out. Nobody IL temp To IN
Strod uce ~ rhe Man Ind I. for which
the audisn WAS dot Him 81,
Flowers That Bloom In the 6prinG Z, e 1t
Willow and all tho others. 90 familiar
10 .eYeryb were srende cred In; An s,ex-
cellent manner The company iss ute
capable OF ginging light operas, ana the
work Of pgins ais and elaorus WAS seI.7
TREY nsE So Az aa e
tbs Lord High loneJ1 got q great
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ORD 1AlNCE,

Approved August 16, 1904 ,
rRudpGuS
u MAINTAIN ONE BAY 5WINDOWGONs
THE NJ s. CLAY STREET IN EAR
ooK-AYENuEa5ONE zATaTHESIM-fs
HR6oK5AyENug AHp 1TfiRREAoR
STREET, OVER Va THE SIDEWALlk:6
* ALL DJOINING HIlIRsPRoPERTYS
@sBROOKAYENLI1, &.
City of r Richmond aS 3ss #
8 t. That permission be, and I he same.i
granted to 4Augu ST. g grocery Com
tpany9 to gconstruc and main tain one Bay
iWindoWEon M 8. Clay Street, near Brook
Avenue one. at the inte rsect ton Of Clay
Street and Brook venue. nd three ION
over the sidewalk N all IA ad Joining their
spropertyssitua at the northwest corner
of Clay Street ana Brood Avenue. subject
to the following cond tons: q "a az.
he cons truot cd acc Ing to the plan pre-
scented by said Angus & Grocery Company,
and now on file in the office of city En-
5glneer; and also In such manner and with
such ma ter lals as shall n be 81 tbs factory
Stosthe City Engineer. a u l'T8 "A
n 3d.. The said August Grocery Company
shall at II times keep said bay w indoWs
In proper repair, and & s hall Y make such
gshockoe Greek may at any time deem
reasonable for the safety Of persons using
the hlglswa y 9unde said Bay " !ndows.5
h The said August Grocery Company
shall pay the rate fixed by the ordinance
Of the city flowing sc0nstruct!o ton OF areas
or vaults In Sidewalks or alleys. isS
9Th. The permission her eby granted shall
at any time be bject to any am endment
or reyoc ton by the City Council. ~ Upon
n reYoca ton or amendment Of said per-
mission the said August Grocery Cons
panyig Or any n subseapent owner q sald
amendment or revQca Ion. N e
# 9Th. The said permission Is given sub
E1ect to the condi tons that the ga Id August
Grocery Compan I, K or any s ubhequentE
owner of said house, will indemnify y, re-;
4imburse, and save harmless the city OF,
Richmond for any charges, damages, or
cost that the city may be required To pay
\ by reason of any person being Injured or
damaged In any way. IN fpr operty or per-:
son. by the construct lon stence,S or
sth. For fallureGto conform fully to-
the provisions 8of this rdinance. or'anyS
amendment or reYocat lon thereof, or any
Requirement Hereunder, the said August
Grocery Company, Il or any Il subsequent
owner OF said house. sha II be liable to q
fine OF not less than ten nor more than
fifty dollars each days allure to u be a
separate offense. sis 81 & ,4
IA 9th. All ordinances or pa rts OF ordinances
are hereby repealed, 80 far az the SO 81
may conflict herewith \, as
10Th; This Ordinance shall be IN force
&. q, J, '''''s' ps ans sls;s
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AN ORDIlN4A NCE,.

Approved August 18th. 100. z ~
eHAnTnMS Pgnassts3N AZ AuGnsSE
4 STRICT AND MAINTAIN ONE CELL
NoRrH SIDE or, ebay STREET,
S1sAh ! BRo onS, AVE, ANR 2NE
WEST SIDE OF BROOK Ay ENuE.|
JOINING THr1is PROPERTY SIT
ApED ATT d. M eiay
H STREET.
Pc 4 ordained by the Council q !: the 4 Il
City Of Richmond: 81 VIZ &,
Il LIST. That permission be, and the Same iisl
srany to construct and main tnin ono Gel.
lar . oora trance ION tho forth side OF
Clay Street, near Brook Avenue and one
Cellar Door En- trance on Vest BID O.
5o lnHs Glay ssltssd I
northwest corner OF Brook Avenue and
Clay Street SUI bject to the folio Ing con-
ditions 81 ,555i .is
to- be covered witt q cellar d DOR, to be con
Fstructed with cast iron frames and 81 inch
.octagon glass and rabeated Into a. stone
frame 8 inches wide, the. dobrs to \ 20
the. whole to be flush with the sidewalk
and not to extend into the sid eWalk more
than s feet. inclu ding coping. and in. ac-i
'cordance with plan now on file IN the City;
dIlu
and with such materials as shall be salts
factory to the City En- gincer. F5s
rs 30 ~ he's said Angus Grocer COMPANY;
shall at all times keep said Cellar Door
make such repairs as the Committee on
Streets may at any time deem reas enable
for the safety OF persons using the hlgh
way over the Cellargs Door Ent frances
shall pay the rate fl ed by the ordinance
OF the city d lowing cons tructionFo OF FareaS
or vaults In sic ewnllss and alleys; 81 J. I!
sd 9Th. The y pernnissi Ions hereby granted
amendment Or revocat ion by the City
Council. ssU Upon A I ltton or amend-i
iment3 OF said spArmission the said August
Grocery Company Z n or I. any sui seq uent,
conf form to such amend ent a Or revoca-l
9Th. The said per7nissio on Is given SUBJ
sject to the conditions thai t the: said 5Augusts
owner 81 said house. viii indemiiiiy Re:
i'm burse,s and gave! $har n1less the city Of
Richmond for ~ char ges, DANA ages n or
cost that the city may be required Il. pay
damaged II any: y ay, IN propert "a Or per-
son. by the const uction. existence. or
main tenance q said s8 Gel larsgD oor. En-
frances. is
s Il a99s sh's
pany shall sob tath rom the City Engi neer
his written permit q to excavate in streets
or alleys OF the q ty.5 W. iiss
NJ sth. For AZ failure TO conform to the
provisions Of this rdlnance, or any
mendment or revocat ion thereof or any
requirement Hereunder. the said August
owner Of said house. shall BIO liable to q
fine OF not less than, ten nor more than
fifty ollars: each da VS. failure to boa:
separate ffense e.
snances are hereby repeal ed. so far as the.
same may conflict herew h. III s
III lot h. This ord nance shall be In force
sI3 BEN T. AUGUST.
mug 23-5t 55 s City Clerk. a43t
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We Save You Money. It's
No Fairy Tale; It's Real

Hest American orsnulAted sugar, ID SID
Larue juicy lIenons, doxe11 /. !. !. s. ~. i12o
For Iced Tea try our Green Of Mixed
Taa, pound 400
Plcklltiy spiess,s pour,ds.s ss.s zoo
Large Bottle Ammonia j. Z. 8. !. Sc
Falfbanks' Ark Soap, 10 bars for..ne5o
lockwood Coeoa, can. .............s.s.i0 700
Early June Peas; tat..................9 90
sour Pickles, gallon ...., !. :. ~. .......2 $50
Small callfofnlA Hams, pound ]. 100
Matches, per dozen .s........ ...s... !.f.4o
II osIion Cans 0arofneI syrup ....,.1 1876
5WtIte A sugar, pound 4. .....s.. ..4hc
LION Coffee, i lib papers .............. ic
Bssts City Meal, per peck i6c., or bush ]. zoe
Quart Mason Jafp Vanilla Syrup. .toel
Best crssf, 9 hesss, 3 sounds for. ESQ
New olIppsd Staerrlnps, . doser, for. $50
GOOD Lard, pound is... i, s.. !. ......,is..s.sc
Quart Jars Home Made Sweet Pickles 100
Try our silver <ino Minnesota Patent s
Flour 31c., Or barrel IA. !. - $50. $3.50
corn Starch, pound packages I. .......5o
Glib. y rs Home Made Preserves... 81. 1886
Hisckberryy Or catavsba Wine, quart 1870
Ginger Snaps Or eoda Crackers, Id. !. Aye
SAT- Pork, per pound .... j. e
s sIsst,co .nd Scrub srush.. 30
eroo,y,s, cheap, s.ssrind foc., 4. string .1bo
Good 0rssn or Mixed Y 81, ID I. =. ~. 500
= ~ dozen ksw HOS Herflngs sor. 49,. ESQ.
pure cider Vinegar, gallon ............ zoo.
Fresh Bologna sAUsaos u, I pound !. .....7o.
Country Joies, pound !. y. ......s,ssy...sc
Two boxes Psarllnc for. DO!
Root Beer, makes 8 gaIlons, bottle ". 30
5puffy's Malt vvhlskey, per bottle i. I. 600
S. uLLmAN'S son.
Down It oW, Stores, 1920 1922 East Main
street. uptown store, 500 East e.
Marshall Street.
Phones at our Two Stores
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MANY KILLED
and INJURED.
Great Havoc Wrought BY Wind.
Storm Sunday Night; Ii,
South Dakota.
PROPERTY DAMAGE u 'l GREAT ! .I:l
Churches, School Houses and q:
Other Public Buildings Suffer.
ST. Paul,s Dreadful Visitation.

nv a ssoc,a i led / press,

j
III f3yvATEIaTovvr,, IS. Do Aug. PA SEE
we're wifldstorin swept over q region In
1Iamlin county, In the northeast part g 81
ssouti, Dakota last night killing Mr.
Erickson, OF Willow Lakes. and Mrs II.
gschlllng, OF Bryant, and injuring thirty
persons.
;s Mr. and Mrs. i Il. 3. Smith, OF Willow
Lakes, ana Mrs. schillIng's son and
daughter wero probably fatally injured.
The greatest damage was, done OF VIII
low Lakes and Bryant.
M At Willow Lakes. every building was
damaged Three churches. q school.
house and all tho elevators and livery
barns arc lying II, heaps OF ruins.
across the railroad track, and seventeen t.
] box cars were turned bottomside w. me ne
Methodlst Church is upside 90 Wn on the
parsonage. s- - fS 70
property loss III n ot8 so heAvy y. Az
i THE loss to farmers BY damage 20 their
crops will BIO heavy. x 3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
WIDE RAN GEs
!, /, CHICAGO WHEAT VAL UES

lHy Assocln ed FTess)
u CHICAGO ILL, August CIV heat val-
quarter qua cents to-day,.la a result Of OPP
posing Influences, low temperatures In
the Northwest, and strong claims that
the Canadian crop is safe, September
her bounded to ia soon al ter the opening
and sold at 100 $3-4 during the session. & IN
The close showed a net loss OF 7flYe-
100 rs. December closed at III, q decline
fof one and fiye-elghths cents from & the
prev ious 4 final figure. y. e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
BY Pollard ~ BagbS, NJ Y
CHIN B0RAz q ARK LOTS
AT. Auction.

TO close up an estate we viii sell al
auction. on the premises, on u 3ss 81 ll a
TUESDAY I'll ID 23D OF, "A GttsT, i4olssaI
at 6 o'clock +. NJ, two beart ifni lots on !
1hirty-fourth Street, half q SQUARE from
the Park, gag feet front each by 126s teet1
to an alley; also two lots on Thirty ftlI1
Street, half a sauare from tho Park, 26xl00s
feet each. 335 "a
Lots close to Chimborazo are ysfyS
scarce; come and get ono before ~ is too
late. x IN VIZ iii
TERMS ne-third cash, balance at
and - fnont lbs. y !. Z q.
SAuR 20-3t AGct ioneef1s sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
] Flooded in New. Mexico,
,IfBy3Ass0cia ted Press. }

M y3Assocla ted EPresFs) q
4 Ell PASO, TEXAS, August 22.-silvar
city, New NJ xico, was swept by a food
last night, after a severe 5cloudburst y in
tho mountains aboye No loss Eof life has
been reported, but y II & Is believed that
fifty homes were washed ava
THE Santa Fe Railroad is washed out
In many places. and seven bridg yes between
Silver City and White Water are out.