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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-03-04
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi.

More rain last night.
No war news OF importance.
\ heavy wind early this morning shook
up things considerably.
j.. NJ, Fulton, division freight agent,
was a passenger for the East on MOI
this morning.
w. II. Bradley. an old resident ~
Keno, had live ribs broken yesterday in
n runaway accident.
Tho Silver Stnte goes bac,, at the
JOurnal.In anything but a christinm spir.
it and ACCUSES it of "knocking" Winnie
mucca on every occasion. Both papers
seem 10 have their war paint on and it is
hnrd TO tell what will happen before the
cruel war Is over.
Senator Lodge believes ~ giving
credit where IL is due, In u recent
speech no said. 81 will HOW rend n
statement made by Daniel Webster, Mr..
President, OF which | approve" Quoth
another senator in Il whisper, "IIe ap.
proves! Lord, wouldn't Webster bc
glad II no knew, He'd turn over in HE
grave And answered another senator:
'ilo has"
Ex.ltepresontative Drisga, u Demo-
crnt Of New York aud Senator Dietrich,
a Republican from Nebraska, infractcd
the federal statutes III almost exactly
the Same way. In each Jurisdiction the
u. -. district attorney ~ u R"puhlicnn.
briggs was indicted under a section tim,
made conviction certain aud Diotuch
was indicted under u section when rem.
dcrcd DvictiOu impossible. Curious,
wasn't it?-JOurunl
Yesterday afternoon when No = camc
III " a cows belonging 10 \. W. Fuller
and Chauncy GriswOId, were cating hay
from II stock car on the sidctrack. They
did not move until 80 3 waa close to
them when they attempted to croeg the
main track ahead oi tho engine. Tho
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-03-04
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

No war news OF imuort,pc. ,,,Ioy
,,,
lin this mnrnlng.
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\ Landslide. nj WYNN ru, Thu--Ia,
ri,ht j.r,,.j ,,on.. ~, ~. W..
X ltucS"" railroad Tor several houra.
Gins Nnrjriu wos L.,uo, n.
-, San n,.rt,r t,, ,b.. ,u."i
ID If, ut Sacramento 80, E.t.,,-,-
l,r1
rn,c If II 90. II. Sian ,.;,,u. I
is mo- ,r.r,r, from ,,,,,,., :, -. r;...
iii, eft,
''""' rs" ~ "''' III HtI' l'hk"
'" ' '"''""' '''"r" ~ '"""rr iron"
ulur, wiI ..n-, nb,,,, 81 pu,
"'"S' ''"'r' 'F'h" '"ir'arrh OF
"' ''''.' r'h'"''ithch' -. u. T.. al
"'''''' NJ ""F"'"S "h an
' '"' " '""' IN "i"ihieHt.
Chnrlcy S'ukrr had 4 narrow ,-rouc
''"' '"''; !" " '"h'""! 'ccI
"' "' may morning
>"' 80 ""'' ~ ""'''! "'"''''! M"
"''"'' u NOUS" VIZ" 'h' ~"
liititi '!ti0ns ~ 'hc Panama Cannl
'T"dt! wei" exchanged Yesterday at
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-03-04

lerinGtop, a little but enter prisinj
vihaGe IN Mason valley, hus started
good streets movement. Tie thor
onghtares OF the town are being pave.
with low.grade copper ore from mine
In the vicinity. The method has proven
u successful one mud soon Yerinpto
will boast OF first class , treets.
The new field guu, which pie uses Gen
Chaiie9 20 intensity. fires II shot weigh
ing lolbs. with II velocity III 100 II. ;
second, al the rate al % .llu,s IL minute
Sixc: such gun would do more dam,
III one h"ur thnn the 49, union
uns rough throughout the battle oi
Getty shurg.
Don't put In too much time w1rr,inr
about the little things dat car: be- h, IL
cd said Uncle Ebcr. II once kno we'd
an absent minded man dat 'awakiu ON
dc railroad track. IN he got to tLiukin'
az hhhd about ne danger from microbes
dat h" was r III over 10y Il locomntivc.--
Washington Star.
The first order for the urw Louisiana
Purchase Exposition stamps calls for
the printing 81 10000, 900 cent
stamps bearing the portrait OF Robert
X. Livingston. and 225, OOO. 900 two cent
stamps bearing the portrait 81 Thomas
Jefferson. The stamps will be placed
on sale at every United States postofice
OF May LIST.
Three iires were ext!DGulshed By the
Keno officers between ID o clock Mon
day night and Gn'cl"ci Tuesday morn
wooden buildings III Ia. rrar Of bust
ness houses. The ii "s were set with
the rvideu; iHtcLtIuG. %! burning he
town. There il no ciu, to the tire bugs.
y Cherry Creek correspondent Of the
White Pm" News rightfully buckles
INTO d couple 81 rowdies who di.graced
the hours after n village funeral. \
deputy sheriff, Il brother Of the girl Just
buried, tired to qucll the drunken row,
and WIS severely handled. \ friend of
til" officer was accidentally shot during
the melee.
Congressman NunDuzer will have an
appointment To the Naval Academy
to he made after the fourth ~ March
AMI has requested that a connective IL
be held at an early date. The
time nnd place Of the examination will
he announced within "a short time.
This notice may serve to direct tho at-
tentlon of the Young men Of Nevada
who are ambitious to enter the Naval
service to get themselves in readiness
Tor the examination.
The day Is longer or shorter us you
90 north or 60uth OF the Equator. Or
Cape Horn, PC degrees south latitude,
the days III mid-winter arc about nine
hours long, Tho longest day ut London
is sixteen hours and a half; at Stock.
holm, eighteen Hours and a half; at
Hamburg, seventeen hours; ut St.
Petersburg the longest day has eighteen
hours, and the shortest five; at !Goruea
i'll Finland the longest day has twenty,
one hours and a half and the shortest
iw" hours and n half; at Spitzbergen
the longest day is three months and a
half.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-03-04
STATE OF ONO. Cry OF TOLEDO

STATE Of ONO. Cry OF TOLEDO
Lucas COuSTY "'
FRANK J. CUESEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm Of T.. j.
CHENEY 81 Co.. doing business in the CITY
Of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said tirm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot
he cured by the use OF HALLS CATARRu
CURE. FRANK }. CHENEY,
Sworn to before mo aud subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day Of Dcccm-
bcr, \. d., 1886.
isrn \. w. Gleason.
10y Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in.
tcrnally and acts directly on tlIc blood
mud mucous surfaces Of tho eyetcm
Send for testimonials free.
f.. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
ilall's Family Pills arc tho best.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-03-04
Dn You Want Strc 9Th?

III yOu want to increase your strength
you must add 10 and not take from the
phyeicnl. In other words. the food rIut
YOU cat must bo digcstcd aud nssimilat.
ed aud appropriated by the nerves, blood
aud tiss ucs before beng expelled from
tile iEtcstinca. kodol Dyspepsia Curo
adds to tho physical. 1t gives strength
To and builds up strength in tho hunInn
system IL ia pleasant to the taste and
palotabIc, and tho only combination OF
diRcstonts that will digest tho food aud
enable the aystcm to appropriate all OF
ita health and strength giving qualities.
Sold by Elko Drug Co,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-03-04

engine htIucii h In Of them breaking
Ii oi tie legs Of Fuller'r COW and in
Jnr'i:: Gri-wold'- considerably. Con-
st b." Mccoy killed FulIer's COW and
ended her misery.
Robert Manning, "a messenger in th.
War department, was shot by William
OBucn. It Iii ch.r.cd soldier under
treatment at 80 man" ag, lum, o.
Erien entered a rae m I'M the Adjutnnt
Generals nAice and mud mnoun". Il TINT
~" was IL atistiGd with his ,ii+charge
papers, nnh Immediately began shoot
rnG. MannrnG's wounds are serious,
One Ot tlit shots took effect in the arm
OF Arthur Wicker, :, clcrf, nnd ncther
narrowly missed Miss Emma Sea:on, n
clerk,
Work on the new bank building Is
gong ahead pnd it will he rcndy i1r nc.
curnncy by the first 0f April. An cx
cavati"L l2Xlix2 feet has been made for
tho vault. Tho excavation will be filled
with railrOad steel lai in cement to the
level u Tie i!ror and the vault will be
enclosed on the siics with brick and
st"l rails laid III cement. The front il
all ready 1" put III rs soon us The hrIck
"urS lis completed. 1t is expected tina.
every thing will he ready for opening
tlic hGuli ~ the first OF April.
The Indians Of Alpine county are
making arrangements for Il school house
near Wnoh!ords. Captain Pete Mayo
WI" supply the funds ly taxing the In
diams ~ the WashOe tribe tu do the urc-
"asary building. They will apply To the
Government for il teacher and teachers
80 larry. Ca"tain Pete clnins there are
forty children Of school age in that local
lily whom he holds from going to the
t'arson school on the ground that the
children have not been treated right
tbcrc.--Carso ON Weekly.
y miner mined John Mitchell was
killed in the bottom Of the 700.foot shaft
OF the Montana Tonopah mine Wednes.
day afternoon. :. bucket loaded with
'NNN "hS VIM SNfh liz ShTlbCS.
When near the top the bale broke. let.
ting the bucket fall to the bottom.
Mitchell was not quick enough to get
out OF the way and the heavy mass
struck hun with full force breaking his
back and neck and causing instant
death. Another man was in the shaft
mt tine time, but escaped death by hug
glng the wall. Mitchell leaves Il wife
md iour children.
The Reed sSmoot Investigation is
bringing To light the true condition OF
affairs In Utah. President Smith tcsti.
fed yesterday that lie had five wives
and is cohabitIng with all Of them, each
of whon has borne him children since
the manifesto of 1890 declaring polyga.
my Il crime punishable by severe penal.
ties. He also admitted that Mormoms
continue t." practice bigamy, holding tho
teachings Of the church leaders ni
greater authority than tine laws Of the
United States. Ii now looks as il
Smoot would have hard shedding to hold
his seal i'll and Senate.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-03-04
Colds Cause Pneumonia.

One Of the most remarkable cases OF a
coid' deep seated on til" lungs, causing
pneumonia, Is TINT nf Mrs. Gertrude +.
tenner, Marion. Ind. wto was entirely
cured by tile use ~ One Minute Cough
Cure She says: The coughing and
StrhininR so weakened me- that | ran
down III weight from liS to 81 pounds,
tired a number OF medies to no
ava'i until | used One Minute Cough
Cure. Fonr bottles OF tins wonderful
remedy cured me entirely Of the cough,
strengthening my lungs nmh restored me
20 M! normal weight, health and
81 strength" Sold by Elko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-03-04
NcyHum's Exhibit Coming Together.

ScShdh FNhtbit Coming together,
Commissioner I%erngron and his rs.
sistdnts are happy thees da! f, for the
reason tina. they sec Ncvada's exhibit for
the Worlds fair, assuming the shape
they desire.
Last night mn exhibit from the Tono-
phh Extension mine arrived, and il ore
that Is well calculated to hold the aticn-
ti0u ~ amy mining mnn whose eyes
chance to fall upon il.
Exhibits Of ore from GGldfcld, Silver
Star und the Hawthorne and Aurora cx.
hibits ar" on the way L" Carson City and
are said to he very fine.
Some riE"ty cascs have already been
Fnciicd and are ready. as iE the Reno OK.
hbii and "A Iii. on" from the Easter
;nr' or the State. In addition to these
therc are - rasc- nn hand that were tx
hibit"d ~ the Pun American exposition
at ButTalo.
Ii il Il sure shot tina, Nevada viii
carry of Tie paln in all mineral com,
petitions.
Tho cxhihi! from ono single property
weighs over II 'on.-CarsOn News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-03-04

There are twenty different
cinnamon banks, and they cost
from 4 to 55c ID. This cx-
plains the market, all but one
particular. Schilling's Best is
the best with the coarser pieces
picked-out; not thrown-away
oh no; they go to some less
particular grinder.
Moneyback sraythiaS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-22
No MlseeaenatIOn in Army.

Washington. Spccial.-The surgeon
general of The army has cOncurrei ia
the recommendations of General Grant
that John ]. Smith. member OK the
United States Army Hospital Corps.
stationed at Fort Mott. y. j.. who is
said to have married a negress. be dis
charged from the army, for the good
Of the service" This recommendation
had been forwarded to the Secretary Of
War for his action. Smith wrote to the
War Department inquiring il there was
any reason why ne should not be per-
mitted TO marry a cOlored woman. Sc
ting forth that her character was good.
ard that he could establish a good
character for himself by his record.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-22
Miscellaneous Matters.

A Gu!caor Of new plays were pro-
cuced in New York and other cities.
Court-martial trials in the army de-
creased nearly 20 per cent last year.
John Alexander Dowie, the FIRST
high pr,est on earth. in a sermon at
Z Oh eulogized Roosevelt and denoUn,-
ca Parker and the Democrats as the
serum OF the earth
Henry c. Prick was elected direc-
cor of the Reading Company and OF the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron Company.
The death is announced OF Mrs. JOIN
Angel. who sued for a share OF the
estate OF the late Jay Gould, alleging
she was his widow.
Robert J. wyRne. First Assistant
Postmaster-Ceneral. was appointed to
succeed the late Henry c. Payne as a
Cabinet member.
Perhaps the most remarkable o'a
man in the world Is stationed at FOr'
St. George. Calcutta. India. His name
is Salkah lR.amudda. regimental cnap
lain TO the Sch Native Bengal infan
try He Is 1870 years old. and SIN
reads without spectacles-
Secretary Hay and the Chinese Min
J sster will draft a new and more liberia
Chinese exclusion treaty.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-22
sIx Gle in tenement Ere.

New York. SpeciaL-Six lives were
lost and nearly a score OF persons were
Injured and the lives of more than 100
others were endangered in an early
morning tenement house fire fin VIII
liamsburg section of Brooklyn with
one cxccptionf all the dead arc child
rem. Incendiaries are thought 60 have
been responsible for the fatal Gre. and
this theory SIS strengthened by the
fact that while the fremen were nj
work on the blaze alarms were turned
in FOR two other fires in The immediate
neighhorhood. The dead.
Bella Glass. % years.
Henry Glass years
IDA Salto,sky. G years.
Benjamin. Cussio. Charles WarNol-
sky. aged ll. "a and years.
The seriously injured:
Harry Blass. years.
Abraham Warkolsky 8 years.
Minnie Warkolsky. z years.
Annie Warkolsky. . years.
Max Rahinowitz years
Sarah Rahinowitz. years.
Twelve families. comprising 100 per-
sons. were asleep in the big hve-story
double tenement house when tae
flames were Discovered. When the
alarm was sounded through tho house
the men and women some of the latter
with babies in their arms. others With
little boys ana girls clng'ng 90 ths
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-22
NEWS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
Paragraphs o. Minor Importance
Gathered Frcn Many Sources
Through the South.

Richmond. Va. was selected for the
Episcopal General Convention OF 1907
by tho convention I'm Boston.
Senator-elect Rayner. OF Maryland.
opened the Democratic campaign liz
Delaware with a vigorous speech at
Wilmington.
Representatives OF the Mormon
Church OF Utah are negotiating for TIE
purchase OF n tract OF 100000 acres OF
land in the state OF Tabasco. Mexico.
Confederate veterans OF Texas ceie-
hrated on Sunday tie eighty-siNta
birthday OF Judge John II. Reagan. tho
only survivor Of the Confederate Cabi-
net
c. J. Cassimus. a wealthy retired
fruit dealer. was run over and killed
by street car On North Montgomery
Wednesday. Eyewitness say the
man deliberately walked upon tho
tracks Tho body was horribly man
gled.
At the request or the Governor OF
Virginia. Colonel Charles A. Dempsey.
United States army. retired. has been
ordered 20 Richmond for duty with the
organized militia OF that state for a
period OF 4 years. unless sooner reliev
ca.
4 dispatch from Mexico City says.
Louis Mazzantine. the noted Spanish
/ bull-fchtcr. and his brother Thomas.
viii soon arrive here. where they viii
/ give one Of their last performances
Louis intends leaving the profession
after returning 20 spain shortly TO all
his last bun IN honor OF the Queen.
At Chapel Hni. y. C.. Wednesday tha
one hundred and ninth anniversary OF
the opening OF the state University ~as
/ celebrated Dr Ncnahlc Of the lnlFcr
/ sity. reported The institution ira excel
! lent condition ana then introduced enc
/ orator OF tlr day. ln. T.. Alphcus
Smith. who delivered an address OK
THE Literature OF the south
a special from Montgomery. Alaha
ma. says. Attorney General Wilson ha
filed impca thment proceedings with goo
supreme Court against sheriff =. D
/ Rodgers. of Madison county. Tie
I charged with neglect OF duty iu POO
protecting the negro. Ho1nce Naples
who was lynchcl in HuntsFlle. on tn
might of September 1th. The hearin
has been SEE iOr November -ith.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-22
Against North Carolina.

Washington. Special-The United
States Supreme Court denied the me-
ton OF counsel on behalf OF the State
of North Carolina for rohearing lie
the case OF the State OF South Dakota
VS.. the State OF North Carolina. de-
cided during the lest term OF the
court favorable to South Dakota. The
case involved the validity or North
CarOllna's guaranty Of certain rail
road bonds donated 60 South Dakota
for the use of the University OF South
Dakota The cous< ordered the sale
of bonds, and this action renders that
decision final. The decision has the
effect Of validating other North Car
olina bonds Of similar character.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-22

lorton's burial grounds Niihin The
county tciai $50 acres. OF ar aira
larger than the city % Lonlcn. While
Without the county there are 1874
acres. zoos acres 81 which contain
no bciies co present. Ic.Ccn's Gene
tcrles cover throe square n.es. near
iy tro OF which are unused az present
for blr.a. purposes.
Several counties in thc state are pre-
pairing Che foundations for rermar enc
exhibits at tae State fair Thcre 1851 De-
como very crel.tah.e displays th's year.
altho-ci Che time r0r preparation has
been short fi0rrg county a. has rccn
stated. wiN have "a very nue exhibit.
ana now Anderson comes 60 the front
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-22

Manila. by Cablc.-Second Lioutcn.
mt William ID Pritchard. Of the Thir-
teenth Cavalry Monday killed Second
Lieutenant Fred L. Deem # the same
cavalry. then committed suicide The
tragedy occurred az Camp Stotsen-
burg. Lieutenant Pritchard was ma
tive Of North Carolina and was APP
pointed from that state. Tie was rs
years old. Lieutenant Deem was -
years old and native of Texas.
Washington. Special-The War De-
partmcnt received a dispatch from
Manila this morning confirming the rec
port that Lieutenant William ID.
Pritchard had murdered Lieutenant
Deem by shooting him through tho
head. then ne committed suicide. Lieu
tenant Pritchard is son of Judge
Jcter c. Pritchard. OF Marshall. " c..
formerly Senator from that State ami
at present Federal Judge for the Cir.
cult oil Maryland. Virginia ana North
Carolina. According TO the records
on Gle az ,hc Department. Pritchard
bore an excellent reputation as "a SOL
der and an officer. Deems home was
NJ Athens. Texas.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-22

Richmond. Va. Special The r. A.
Patterson Tobacco Factory No. .. was
practically destroyed by fire Tuesday
night Loss. about 500. 000 which Is
covered by insurance. The Ere Is
thought 90 have been due % spontane-
Gus combustion. liz originated in the
graduating department About 250
persons were employed In the plant
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-22
ST. Petersbura Rsassured.

st. Petersburg. BY Cable.-The news
from the front Is more rcassuring. from
the Russian standpoint The situation
is stin regarded as being critical. but
General Kuropatkin is apparently hold
ing the Japanese hrmly on his centre
and right wing. even having re-crossed
the Shakhe river: and while there are
rumors of an extensive japanese fank-
ing movement both on the east and on
the west. there Is no evidence that they
are actually occurring.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-22
Ticket AGENTS in Session.

Hampton. Va. Special.-with 400
delegates in attendance. the American
Association OF General Passenger and
Ticket Agents began three days con-
vention at Olds Point. President r l..
Whitney. of 81. Paul. called the associa-
ton TO order and the convention i'm
mediately went into executive session.
The annual banquet. at which speeches
ere 20 be made by Secretary of the
Navy Paul Morton: Governor Monta-
que. OF Virginia. and General Fftzhush
Lee. will occur tomorrow evening.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-22

Ia Any Time or Trouble Il Grapc-N ats.
Food 70 rebuild the strength and that
IS pre- d.-ested must be- selected when
one Isl colvaiescent ~ this time there
- nothing SO valuable as Grape Nuts
for the reason that this food is az
nourishment and is also an disestiu.e
nourishment. a woman Who used it
says
some time ago I was very ii with
typhoid fever. 50 I'D everyone thought
1 would de. even myself IL LETT me
50 wsOk / could NOT properly digest
food OF any kind and / also had much
bowel trouble which left me weak,
helpless wreck.
81 needed nouriShmcnt @ 3 badly as
anyone could. but none or the touics
helped me until I finally tried Grape
Nuts food morning aud evening. THIS
not only supplied food that thought
delicious ms could be but 81 also made
me perfectly well and strong again 50
l can do all my homework, sleep Wei.
can eat anything without any trace or
bowel trouble and for thst reason alone
Grape Nuts food is worth Its weight ia
gold" Name given by Postum Co.
Battle Greek. Mich.
Typhoid fever ike some other dis
eases attacks the bowels and freQuer y
sets up bleeding and makes them FOR
months Incapable OF digesting the
starchcs and therefore pre- digeste,l
Grapc-Nuts is invaluable FER the well
known reason that in Grspe-Nuts al
the starchcs have been transformed
into grape sugar. This means that the
drst stage OF digcs.ioa has been me-
chanieaily accomplished in Grape-Nuts
food ar the factories and therefore any
one. no matter how weak the stoma~h,
can handle it and grow strorg, for al
the nourishment Is sill there.
There's sound reason aud 10 days
trial proves
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-22

Atlanta. Ca. SpeciaL-At the an
nual meeting q the stockholders Of
the Atlanta < West Point Railroad.
held here Tuesday Charles A. Wicker
sham was reelected. with the excep-
ton OF John NJ. Egan. Col. Alexander
r. Lawton was elected a director in
the place of Mr.. Egan.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-22

Washington. Special--Senor Don
.miliO de Ojeda. the Spanish minister.
has received authorization from his
government TO accept the invitation %
Ire governor OF Florida and the mayor
az Jacksonville TO attend the ceiebFa-
t!cn OF the reconstruction Of Jackson
vile after the disastrous FIRE. The nin-
.ster has advised the Florida officials
IT his acceptance.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-22
Foreign Affairs.

At least 10 persons were killed by
falling walls at Santiago. Chile.
Jews desiring 10 emigrate from Rus
STA we're grantei reduced railway rates
within tie empire.
Earl Grey advises that a conference
Of Engushmcn and Americans be held
Il deal with tie Tace problem in South
Africa.
II is ex20rted in st. Petersburg that
General kufOpatkin's advance Will De
strongly resisted by the japanese III a
few DAYS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-22

Tho practice % giving away trans
serS BY passengers has come 10 be
sach an evil that the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company has decided
20 SEQ n e. csnnot have enforced that
section Of tfo city ordi5ance. provit-
Ing fer universal transfers. which
makes 20 rislc10ea1or Co sell. givo
away or exchange transfers. and
makes each act panishaolc hy Gue
% from 20 So 500 CT conviction In
the POIcc Cclft.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-22

Huntsville. Ala. Special. -Sherin \.
n Rogers. AGAINST whom Impeachment
proceedings have been instituted iu the
Supreme Court Tor alleged neglect OF
duty in allowing mob % lynch Horace
Naples. was served with a formal SUM
mons today 20 appear before the Su-
preme Court November "a The sum
mons was served by Coroner r. b
stewart