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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-19
COMPANY REFUSES TO PAY.

The Utah Light q Railway company
refuses 10 pay the city $1,000 for "in-
spcctiou" Of pavement repairs by I'M
spectors from the board of public
works The opinion OF the company
apparently Is that this requirement Of
the board is "a hold-rp and a graft
for political tools The company IS
required To pay into the city treasury
the estimated cost OF pavement repairs
whenever it tears up "a portion of the
street for the laying OF conduits. tn
addition 90 this Il rs supposed to pay
for am inspection by an inspector from
the board OF public works The i'm
spectors are becoming $50 numerous 8s
election approaches and the time Tor
voting draws near that there is about
one To- every block n is pointed out
that one competent man could easily
do all the inspecting necessary iu
thc city The board is trying hard
to figure up how ID can make the rail-
way company pay the fee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-19
BY The
C0UNCILMANIC BEE
Political Situation Warming Up
Locally the Seat Of Heat Be-
ing on Lower Second South.

Political matters iu uait Lake are
warming zap. and th. Varmcst men in
town today are the American" poll
ticians who hover about the headquar-
tors of th. uuer-circle The hornet that
has suug them is of the councilmauic
brand Immediately the cause Of thv
auger is tha hopeless outlook for am
America" council. AND the partial fu-
sion ON the other two parties, makes
thls outlook more certain today than
ever.
That the fusion plan has spent lis
force and Will NOT go futncr IMAM the
loiuiug of forces Uu cUunCilmauic cane
dldates In me First and second pre-
ciucts is the opinion of many Demo
Gratis iu the circle of men conlrollhs
party policies. ,...
Last night "a meeting of leaders aDoul
90 bon number discussed fusion lhe
idea of Dc for the general ticket was
rejected ON the grounds that party
Integrity was preferable Co victory
with compromises that would mNolNe
the apparent suspension 0l party ltcl-
ings on local matters
What the Republicans VIII 40 nov
I'M tha case ul the men they nave -
ON their tCkat from the Delh'C j az
camp. Is not DECIDED NpDhs HAA'9 -
ers assert today that they don CaIe
what the Democratic attitude Is. Ihey
viii Keep the names On as part Of men
program TO 40 everything posslu'e 70
aafnat the Americans ana vote Tor
fhem without reciprocal action by the
Democrats.
chairman Aahby Snow is busy check
ing up the canvass, and be- declares
that Morris has the votes this year ~
n definite. settled way and that the
doubtful voters are tho-e who nave
hoer ,,fth Me- "Americaus' until they
SAW too much petty grating, too much
liberation Of il by men high in author
itv too much general extravaganza IN
rdfice and esuecially too much waste
of public money in the fast ana loose
manner Characteristic OF the jolly
spenders now I'm power
The Americans have competed
their religious canvass. and class every
one with them who Is not church
member. in the hope of firing up the
old hatred for the benefit OF the DO
UUCal inner citcle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-19
OIL STRUCK AT PAYETTE.
Entire Idaho Town Il Excited over
The Big Event.

AeNfDNAA 10 NNt aNHMHt
Pnyetto. Idaho. oct 1e.-Following
great spoutlng OF water from the oil
wells being bored here Boy the oregon
on & Gas company late yesterday ai-
ternoon, today pure oil Is boiling 100 u'3
mouth of the well. A big Gov oi\oh
has been struck at depth of i25 feet
and as the gas forces itself through
the OH IL keeps the liquid in % turou-
lent state. .,
The strike was made when the GNU
bored through a hard strata about thte5
feet thick when the crust was pierce
water spoutod from the we'll So qul'h-
ly that the men barely had time 20
escape from the enclosure The water
spouted more than 100 feet in the ali
and continued 20 spout ON great Jess
for nearly an hour. when the Cow grad-
uslly checked hy sand packing ABOUT
the drill which was in the well, IL ne
uuirod two hours to withdraw the drlll
when the covering was removed from
the wen this morning the OIL was hoh-
ing near the mouth Of the caslhb'
Nothing is being done until the com
pauv can make preparations Tor manu-
ling the OH. 10 is feared that li the
wei is disturbed now there VIII pe
disastrous blow out ~ gas, The en-
tire town is excited over the strike.
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NO "sCAB" IN UTAH.

Relative 10 reports that soabby sheep
had been shipped into ogden. Col
Mckox the superintendent OF the bu-
Ioau of animal industry for this dis-
uIct says thHt there was "a Dot OF sus-
peCtcd sheep received from canada three
days ago. but they were found 0u exam
Iuauou to he entirely clean. 80 that 20
was false alarm However. early ln
mo month. ralOad of sheep from
uceth Ney.. which developed srah nd
Laramie was held at ogden. the Cove
Iruu"ut inspectors were notified The
yards at Ogden were then thoroughly
d.siufaltDd. sD that uo contaElon re-
manned The situation is clear in this
state
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"a single transaction Of this stock a.
break was recorded Of 6N points
% new low level being established at
70.
Explanation by the Amalgamated
Copper company OF the per cent
dividend on their stock did not salts
~ wall street because 10 did not con-
tain the true explanation. which was
that no more money could be bor-
rowed for dividend
There was talk today Of orrnniza-
ton OF syndicate 20 buy an the
copper metal on hand I'm America and
hold it on the market. very much ms
The Brazilian government is holding
coffee
Another conference IS to he held
soon In Pittsburg between the steel
companies and the railroads In the
nope OF agreeing upon a new rail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-19
ARREST ON PULLMAN.
sheriff of Weber County Pulls Couple
Out of Their Bcrth~.

ogden. oct ls.-About A o'clock last
night sheriff scbriug arrested Elton
Luokio upon advice received by toIe-
graph from Sheriff Toull1t of Dixon.
TIL. LuckU was asleep lu Pullman
berth of tho los Angeles limited when
aroused Dog the sheriff, Occupying tho
same herth was woman. NOT his wife.
Mrs May Grimths hailmg from the
same town CAS- Lupkic.
The couple confessed tO having
eloped, the woman claiming chat her
husband had been cruel 20 her and th8t
She abandoned him and her daughter.
Mrs. GrImths is very beautiful Voc
mem about 20 years OF age.
lucklc D. "a Woll-to-do Illinois farmer
and says his farm ls worth $4,000 de
wears diamonds and carried valuable
gold watch and had ou his person soN-
cral hundred dollars m currency He
said he would return to Illinois With
out uqulsltluu and expressed 70 wish
tu De taken back at once. bur viii have
Go aw1it'thc coming of an Illinois odi-
Ger.
sheriff SchrIns bias boon notified chat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-19

RAYER is PLEASED.
Good Reports Received from Lucky
Dutchman Property.

The local officials Of the Lucky Dutch
man Mining company with properties
I'm the Crescent, New, district, have re-
ceived a letter from Manager Roger m
which he states that the north drift
from the shaft has been completed Ia .
distance OF $50 feet and that the face
bears Cory Indication Of the near ap-
proach to an ore body Mr.. Roger IS
much encouraged over the outlook.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-19
Salt RheuM

ltches, ooZes, dries and
scales over and over again;
local applications do not
cure IT, because they cannot
remove it's cause, which is
an impure condition Of the
blood. The most obstinate
cases have been perfectly
and permanently cured by
a course Of
Hood'SSarsaparilla
the best medicine for salt
rheum in all the world.
For testimonials Of remarkable cures
send for Book on Salt Rheum. No. z.
G. l. Hood Co., Lowell. Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-19

COP tNN2is. Gibraltar. 9ai0. r,u.
SAq4A Montgy. Sho, 4AQ5i, Rn,.
& L.. %0%. quite
BULLFHOG.
Original. 904; Bulfrog AriYir, .a..
Montana Bullfrog, lag. National r,5ri.
9dl0, l.. Harris, 1m2. Am.tbvst "a t..,
Gold Bar i0u4i; steluWav. 3 aet,5
Denver Bullfrog Annex asked, Ho1.
ME Glare. "a; asked May0oyy,r ~.
1920. Montgomery Shoshoe F,t gs,
G.. Scepter sac; Montgomery. Aim
asked; B. Diamundueld. IS asked. no..
stake Con. Go asked y. GlI. d..
Nugget = asked. Tramp con. Ia9.a'
Victor, 3G4 Ncrth Star. asked
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairyiew silver Kins, 10 asked. rsr-
view Eagle, 20 bid; Nevada Wu.. 3tr
4; Pittsburg Silver Peak. 11-lr aY-
North Star Wonder. 3af. EAGLES ~.
33q3l, Ruby Wonder, 20 asked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-19

Mani. Con. 40 asked Mani. Min.
CO.. i05. G.. Wedge, 4a5; Humphrey
gas; Dexter, 1NS, J.. joe lG2; Crescent,
= bid: Combination, 3H4. Granny 10
bid, Mustang, L. bid: Little Grey, so
10. Cow Boy asked; OnR. Mani.
asked; Broncho, 3N4; J. Jack, s bid;
Pmenut. 5d6; Buffalo, asked; 3. Dog,
10 bid; Y. Horse, 203; Ind. Camp. 5g
e.: Standard. asked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-19
TICKET NAMED.
Provo Democrats Nominate c. F.
Decker for Mayor in Convention.


Provo. oct 19.-There was an en-
thuslastic convention held I'm the opera
house this morning when the Demo-
Gratis gathered 10 nominate their city
ticket Interest centered I'm the selec-
ton for mayor. and after four ballots,
the choice fell upon G.. r. Decker.
There We're three candidates. r. r.
Irvine. John Bot and the successful
one. but not until Bolt threw his sup
port 10 Decker was the latter elected
II also required three ballots TO Sc
iect the marshalllip nominee from
Joseph W Lovelcss. w. +. Olsen and
Tom Williams
The platform was along the usual
lines. n was promised that N elect
ed expenses would be- cut down and
pledges were made in the direction Of
electric light and water extensions.
The ticket nominated is.
Mayor .....--.......,. q. r. Decker
Marshal .......... Tom Williams
Recorder ....,.......G George H. Pcay.
Attorney .-.t.t...s.... A. k. Morgan.
Treasurer .... Mrs. Lillian Holloway.
Justice OF the Peace .... ...........
....,,,..,.,.... W. ~ Dusauberry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-19
CoMsToCK

Ophir. L32AQ135; Mexican 60Q63;
Gould a Curry 1920; Con. Va, 6la
g., savage. 54W56, Hale q Norcross,
i3u15, yellow Jacket $50 bid; Bel
cher. 30G33; Sierra N.vuda b5656 Ex-
chcQuer 30 asked. Union. 3iG35.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-19

Tonopah Nevada, So asked, Montana
Tonopah. l.75dl SO; Tonopah Extension,
1878 al 80; MacNamara. 22u24i Midway,
G0d65; Tonopah Belmont, 1.16dl .1112i
Tonopah North Star, 10 bid; Ohio To-
nopah, asked West End Con, 40Q
"a; Rescue. SalO; Tonopah & California,
bid; Golden Anchor, 6dS, Jim Butler
52Q53; Cash Boy, 3G4; Home. 204
Monarch Pitts. Exten asked; Mon
tana Midway EXten., 2q3i Golden
Crown 4 asked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-19
BOSTON COPPER RANGE.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.


Bid High. Low. ASK. sales.
Ncwhousa .. .... 81. 6s G3s 6M 1D
utah copper lib Is Is Is 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-19
MAKES BREAK
FOR LIBERTY
Cornelius KOoyman Attempts to
Escape from Chain Gang, but
Is Captured by Citizen.

Cornelius Kooyman. who was SEM
tenced to serve 20 days at labor On the
city Jail recently for a brutal assault
upon his sister. made an unsuccessful
attempt 20 escape from the chain gang
about 3 o'clock this morning as the
wagon, hauling the prisoners. was pass
ing through the Eagle Gate.
The prisoners, about a dozen Of Them
are az work I'm city Greek canyon re-
pairing the road Kooyman had been
there before and had evidently decided
upon the time and place for a dash
for liberty. He made the attempt this
morning and that hts body is not now iu
the morgue with % couple Of bullet
wounds IA II is due either 20 luck or
the poor aim " Officer kast, who lis IN
charge Of the prisoners.
FLED UP STREET
Kooyman was sitting on a rear seat
OF the wagon and had not shown any
signs Of attempting 10 escape until the
wagon passed through the gate. Then
he suddenly made @ flying leap for the
pavement and began TO sprint up
South Temple street. Officer Kast drew
his revolver and fired twice at the tiee-
ing man. Kooyman was stopped by a
citizen who held him until kast arr
rived. The prisoner was then ordered
back into the wagon and taken with
the balance OF the chain gang to their
work. Hereafter KOoyman will be in
shackles and VIII not be given another
opportunity TO escape.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-19

BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

James A. Pollock & CO., bankers ANA
brokers, furnish the following. rorairss
over their private wire, this aftenooo.
Adv. lQ1ts. Arcodian. 27.a3. Rrg
ham, 5iamG; g.. & A.. 81 Mg2. Cenfornisf
1501S. Cop. Range. h045is. Franz
lin. 7G7ia. North Butte. 34Am3ia.. Os-
ceola, s0MSl. quincy. 1915. Santa Fs
IA az. Tamarack. 5}655. Trinity. ma
IL; Oil, ShWSA; Victoria, 35su4. Vol
VERNE, 93U9t; Az. Coml. 11aN12i. B0s.
ton Con, 10N10h. Royale 130l3h Bal.
aklala, 3hM8iA la Sale, S&agl
Auouez 20M2', Atlantic, 7@1ta. r
coalition, OA010h; Camment a. Hac.
la, 5.95d6.00; Con. MerCur, % asked
DAILY West 9GSh; CRANKY, rs bid. No.
hawk, 37@3T1a Nevada Con. 6M d6.
old Dominion. 19dl9A; Parrot gsT
ga; shannon, ~ an; United Copper. s.
d10; United Copper pfd., 2S035. Utah
Con, 26% Q26th Wlnona, 2R M.
Wyandot. 70dS0. Am Zinc, 2lhd2l
Amalgamated A37sG44lk; u. S. S., COM.
32d32h; u. S. s., pfd., .3lG34il.
CURB CLOSE.
Ahmeek. A6G5O; -. Exp. 10au
Cum. Ely. 404ih; Dom. Copper lt
m2lk; Giroux, 3hG8% Hancock. A.
U4A MajectiC 95G1.00: Nipissing
~ m6; Utah Apex, 2HG2ik; Bling
Cent. Mm1 Butte & London, q az.
Davis DAILY, as n3M East Butte. IA
Az; Globe. 3hU37s; Helvetia. 50G
! 90: Nevada Utah. PA OK; Raven.
76Q7S; Troy 1O@75.
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n. T.. Evans. Florist. so q lain 81
FLORAL Designs a Specially. 'phon ssl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-19

Sandstone, lSQl9: Col. MI. p bid;
Jumbo Ext, 93Q95 Vernal, asked,
Pennsylvania, asked. Booth, p bid
Blue Bun 1918, Adams, sac; Silver
Pick. 25d27; Nevada Boy 3 bid; Black
Butte Ext 4d5 Blue Bell, SG9. Dixie,
304; Goldheld Columbia. 20 asked; Hi
hernia, 3n4; St Ives. 40d4l; Conqueror,
6Q7. Black Rock, gas Lone star, II
bid: G. Wonder, 243, Potlatch, 40 asked,
orc, asked. Kendall Ext, ?
asked. Sandstone Ext, asked;
Mayne, bid; Atlanta, 2j426,
Great BEND, 29430; Simmerone, l9s;
Empire sat. Red Top Ext. 1907;
Florence, 2.6Od.621z: Diamondneld b.
b. Con-, l6G11, Goldheld Daisy. b2d59,
Laguna, 90 BID. Componwealth, 10 ask
ed. Combination Fraction, 1895; Great
Bend Ext, 647. Great Bend Annex, Z
asked, Midtown. % asked. b, b. Boz
nanHa, 3nA: keNanos, % bid Esmeral-
da. 6 asked, Portland, 1910, Cracker
jack Sn9. RED Hills, 2fa25; Mohawk
Ext. COZ, Lou Dillon, Z asked; Y.
Tiger, 40 asked; Grandma 7dS; $. p.
Ext, 405; y. Rose, 506; Colo, Nj
Ext, 9 asked, Goldhold Con, 4.s5m5.O0
Dlamondheld Triangle, 5g6
Newhouse, 6A q6ia. Utah Cop.14lsa15:
New. Cons, 6h d6A cum Ely, AAd4A,
Balk 3A.H3A; King Edw.. M07s; Nip
pissiug 5&06, Davis Daily 3ha3la;
GirouX, 3A H4h; q. @. & Sill, As@A;
New Smelling, 1hdl&; Mitchell. Ia
J. l-l6. NeV. Utah, 2Md24; Silver
Queen, #GHi Ely Cons, ION Dom.
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Eber W. Hall. 226 South West Tcrn-
pie 81 Funeral Director Licensed
Embalmor. Private Ambulance.
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DIED,

DD0N -At Iaa Holy Cross hospital. OCT
lR 1870 Frederick coon, son of Isaac
and Catherine Meileu Coon. 90 Pleas
lut Green. born Nov. q 1876
iunsr W.I be held at Pleasant Green
word Westinghouse Monday, oct %, AL
O'clock PM.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-19
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co. furnish the
following quotations on Nevada stocks
from San Francisco today:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-13
Legal. Notices.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
Whereas on the fourth day of February,
1907 the United States filed Il libel in the
District Court ofBthe United States for
the Eastern District OF Virginia against
Grain Distillery No. 3S. located near Nor,
rison's. Va. including land on which 1t
is located. also buildings. raw materials
and 1476l7 gallons OF distilled spirits IN
cause as stated in the libel:
And whereas, by virtue of process IN
due form Of law. to mo directed. return
able on the twelfth day OF February. 1907.
l have seized and taken the said Grain
Distilery No rs. including land as afore.
said. buildings and raw material ana
l476.l7 gallons of distilled spirits. and
have the same in my custody.
Notice is hereby given. that District
Court will be held In the United States
Court Room. in the City Of Richmond.
Va. on the twenty-second day Of Febhru-
airy. 1907. for the trial of said premises
and the owner or owners, and all persons
who may have or claim any interest are
hereby cited to be, and appear at the
time and place aforesaid. to show cause,
If any they have. why a final decree
should not pass as prayed. f
MORGAN TREAT.
asU. S. Marshal.
BY H. W. MILLER,
Deputy y. S. Marshal.
l.. I. LEWIS. US; Attorney
Protection for Libellant.
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AUSTRIA To SEND
TWO WAR Ships
Emperor Promised to Have Two
Cruisers at James
town.

VIENNA, February l2.-Churles w.
kohsaut. special commissioner OF the
jamestown Exposition, and Charles s.
Francis Ambassador of the United states,
had an Interview to-day with Baron Won
Aehrenthal. the Austro-l Hungarian min
lister OF foreign affairs. concerning the
representation OF the dual monarchy a.
the exposition. The minister Of foreign
affairs assured his visitors that the EN-
pcror would send n ilrst-cass armored
cruiser, the Kaiser Karl VI. and a
ssecond-ciass cruiser under the command
OF an officer of high rank, to Jamestowi.
Mr.. Koh!saat, who terminates his tour
OF the capitals OF Europe in. the inter
esta Of the exposition With this visit 10
Vienna, plans To sail for the United
States the end OF March
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Mrs Samuel r. Reid.
fSpccinl 10 rne Times loispnte

Especial to inc Times. Dispatcn
ETNA5 MILLS. VA. February = NJ y Rs
Samuel r. Redd died yesterday. ~ 9;av
Q clock at her home. Farm Ell" aged
twenty four, her demise coming rs rs ~. !.
and relatives.
Dcccased was a member Of Mckendr r.
Methodist Church. and she was he'd a., IN
18th esteem by all who knew her. she
bore her sickness patiently and IN @
manner which indicated the gentiehess
of her character. :,
lenves q baby boy nine days old. besides
her husband. her father, MI. I. +. Cock;E,;
three sisters. Mrs. DIR. Halves Cnnlpb.nl
Miss Matte Cooke, OF this county: Miss
Emily Cooke. OF Blackstone Female In,
stitute and two brothcrs--Thomas ana
Willie
The funeral services will be conducted
by Rev. Frank Burruss. her pastor. at 4
O'Clock Wednesday,. at McKendry Church.
where her remains will be Inferred IN the
family bursing ground by the side or her
mother who died six years ago.
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Mrs. J.. p Hargrave.
Ispecialto Thc Times. Disputcn.l

v ~ lSNeCIhIVO TIC -TThlt3- DIgputtlI.5 =
BOOKER, VA, February 12.--Nc|s
reached here this morning of the death
OF Mrs. l.. p. lInrgravc. who has been In
Petersburg at the Home for the Sick
for several months She was sixty three
years old, ana the wife of Captain l.. r.
Hargrnve. who was sheriff OF Sussex
county for three terms md county clerk
for twelve years. Although she had
been in bad health for several years her
death was somewhat unexpected. She Is
survived by her husband and five chill;
dren-Lewis p, Jessie ana Professor
Smith. OF Newport News. and Mrs.
Clements, OF King William county.
Her remains will reach this county
Wednesday morning. and she VIII be
buried In the old family burying ground
near Lumberton. She was well known.
and leaves many friends who were at
tachcd to her many virtues Of head and
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Ad. Man
and let him talk it over with you.
Meetings.

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stockholders of tho Virginia Hot
Springs Company, for the purpose OF
electlng directors and for the trans
lawfully come before the meeting. In
Guiding the approval Of all OF the
acts Of tho directors Of said company
in the past year, will DO held at the
Main Streets. Richmond. Va, on
TUESDAY, February 90, 1901, at, - !?
o'clock NJ. The transfer OF DO oks Will
close Monday, February Is, l9oI, at
i 8 p. NJ and remain closed until 10
A. M. "Wednesday. February ~. 1907.
A. TR7VVETT. Secy.
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s1rimes-Dispatch Branches.

rho following Branch Offices have , vInr
established for the BENEFIT Of those ,'y nhe
ut n distance from the Main , Cm'nG Wants
Times. Dispatch The I hrnnshcs vii receive
,t,n sn,,,. careful attention rs though ,',os
lad been left at the Main Ohlee. mre rs'
vi, be no fSrq pH eGs! STORE
~ +. EANt3s ?SI3 East Broad street r,od
s., a. SCOTT, Twenty-htth ""'
wa 1il.iss PHARMACY, 1wenty-f'rst ana
!, S MaashS s GRANT & Co. Fousheo and
q b 'W, LA asfE No 500 West Marshall
,, Se5Ses DRUG STORE. No, 1881 West
Main Street. A,a,uo and Clay
i, s sr.yes n,1iG STORE. Barton Heights ,;,u
isfs6P1E.s DRUG STORE. NO. S'VV VIZ
Is, liam burg Avenue, Fulton. o,o r,,s. MAJ
RoBISs's PHARMACY, NO wv ''A'N
,,rW s'' DRtG STORE No. 1874 East Main
street, corner Fifteenth. 90, Mast
JunsoS ,ot cuST Ywsnty. tirst. ~
wa1.Iis PHARMACY, NO. 1874 South P1h e
Ki Tsieef' CO, No, 4is East Broad
5 TIE 1fse PARAGON PHARMACY, No, sol "sot
EAT nc PHARMACY, Twenty eighth ana =
Ri Sa5se PHARMACY No. 10 Canal Street
{ IN II I3W1s. No East Broad street
It1fNDIEY & WALKER, Twenty-h1th anu
,l hsigh Ttrse PHARMACY. Fifth and Baker
sc.ARTER,s DRUG STORE. No, 1los Hun
1xS SIresr: - III AND n STREET pHAR-
af,Y. Twenty-eIghth and Streets. c,.,
q. r. w. KERN. INC. corner i"e''ts -
and Church Hill Avenue: ,.u..
s. Fast PHARMACY, No. 26o1 @ Street
& T'sMEs.pISPATCH, No. 40 North sScu'''o'
p stree, Petersburg. -. c,roo,
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Nicholas P. 7. Burke.
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ALEXANDRIA,. VA, February IL
Mr.. Nicholns =. r. Burke. son OF John
w. Burke, Of the banking house OF
Burke & Herbert died at ! o'clock
this afternoon as result Of stroke
of paralysis, which he sustained Sun
day last. Mr.. Burke was forty seven
years OF age, and Is survived by a
wife and two young children.
Mr.. Burke was prominent in social
and political circles and the news Of
his death was received with general
regret Mr.. Burke was a member Of
the Board OF Aldermen from the First
Ward, and was serving his second term
in that capacity at the time OF his
death.
Deceased was named after his grand :
father. Nicholas Pater Trist who CON
Quoted the negotiations that resulted
in the treaty of GuaGalune Hidnlgo.
by which California was brought into
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