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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

BtsMARcKs DECLARATION With re-
spoct 10 he recent conflict, resulting In
loss of life, he asserts that the naval
troops attacked by the natives under
Mataafa were landed at the request of
the Imperial Consul for the needed pro
lection of German settlements 1hia
a,lacA mas t,ro,iPimted a state Of war.
We are informed without more ado that
Germany will proceed to punish Mataafa
and bis followers for their murderOus
crime" and that our cooperation Is
asked for TO the extent of ordering our
naval and other representatives at samoa
not TO interfere The agreements and
treaty rights of the United States and
England he promises, shall be duly re-
qerded The decisive &C
ton of Germany intensides the question
as 10 what shall be our policy Are we
to take up arms for MaIaafa against
Germany There is nothing in sight
that binds US TO DO SOY J. World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

RICHMOND. VA. April 4, lSos.
Dear sir.-The Chase City Mineral Water
h. We teon getting from you has been used
psrtly by myself and friend, with. SO iaf
very happy results Tor torpid liver 10 both
cases Yours truly.
BENZ r. CkUMP. OF Crump West.
Coal Dealers 1919 east Cary street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

WAXAMAEER -Asfor Mr. " anamaker
his selection would be ridiculous 10 the
verge Of grotesqueness if il were not for
the peculiar reasons for which alone ii
can De possible He has absolutely no
claim 10 distinction al Mr. Harrison's
hands except his liberal contribution 10
the expenses, legitimate and Legitimate,
of Nj HarrisOns election lie knows
nothing Of public life; be has no expert
ence Of the public service; he is not
known to have the slightest interest in,
or even acquaintance with, the pfinci
ples of the civil service reform. 10 the
advance of which Mt Harrison has ex-
plicitly pledged himself; he IS simply a
rich subscriber to campaign funds, who
has cloaked the political and personal
motive of his investment with a hypo-
critical zeal In religious matters -Ne,c
York Tines =
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02
A perfect cure Of Dyspepsial

4 perfect cure Of Dyspepsia
RICHM0Sn. Va. April D. 1888.
Mr. ~ r. Hardy. Dear >ir.--l have beon AZ
nioted with dyspepsia tor many y-aI-' ana
treated by Intelligent physicians who prescrib-
ed various remedies. but fceiyed no rcliei
until used your Chase City Mineral Water.
u benefited me more iran all ether remedies
combined. DO no suffer The least from dys
pcpsla. I have been usiug your voter iot
nearly year, ard I'm ny case 10 has MADE
PERFECT Cure. Very respectfully,
". b. LYONS. Barber,
Fl Charles Hotel. Richmond, Va
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

[sNoTf.- Nos. and . ruu daily I.f
Richmond and Clifton Forge. aui tI
sunday between lm.cony Fails a.i Dt.'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02
< fF6OR is iRENi'0,yifb.

JEsTP, GA, teDTuhrl Is. 80
Hynnic,u Medicine g0mpaag:
GENTLEMEN.- have had rheumatism In its
worst form for eisht years. About three
years ago tumor formed TN my stomach and
enlarged the chest or breastbone So that my
chin rested on the chest. Have been treated
by i've physicians and have taken large guam
titles Of medicines without the slightest
benefit, until / bean the use OF "Hunni-
QUITS Rheumatic Cure" ( baye taken eght
bottles Hunnic tits Rheumatic Care, and ain
entirely free from pain; eau walk for the INST
time in two years. The tumor IS removed.
Yours respectfully,
bfRs. LAURA ALLEN.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02
ADvHHTisiTO nATE8s

CW- HondlnV notices in feH1lug HN'''' tfF'
cents Tor line NOupnfnii headed ~ GEMS
u line
~ wanfa. marriage and death notices n'i
.fese6lpg rir limos ~ cents each inacriion.
r. spooiai contract rates furnishcd "n ep
puoatiOn
Aa.t,op sales, Legal Notioes and Amusr
osot Advertisements fsi per inoh e"'h
! ss-rtion.
,.,.s ri, IN. piebmond tvRl Poatorico
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Remittance shouli be made ~ dfafta'
,h.,t. ,..s,..iii,, .rltra ~ registered letter
pAYaDio o."
vt9gs grBllsHlNo COMPANY.
Richmond. ga.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

The New York san has particularly
vicious way of downing" political
opponent byprinting his portrait. When
Tie portrait is truthful, no objection can
rightly be made TO this mode Of warfare.
Thus. when MI Holman was coming into
prominence as possible Presidential
candidate it was only necessary for the
Sun 10 print cut Of his face 10 dispose
of him summarily Philadelphia Times
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

IMMIGRATION MIR James Mound, an
Tnclishman, living In Louisiana, writes
The following 10 the Hereford Times, in
England
Il am certain there are many strug'
Cling farmers IN your county who could
here build up comfortable homes, sur
rounded by their own land, and soon OBJ
tain a position which viii never be pos
sible in the old country. Mechanics
especially carpenters, are In good de
mand aud would do well here What |
would suggest is that few farmers
would ioin together and send one or
more out here TO see the country, They
could then form colony 10 themselves
and assist each other TO build up the
same"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

IT has been settled that our foreign
ministers will not be ambassadors
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

E1-UNiON STATION CHURCH. corner
Twenty fourth aud y notwithstanding al Il
Am and 7.3) pm. by the pastor Rev. James G.
Martin.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

-. (. ...,'e Lee. ,.. --,., -,
I'm samoan '''''N''' '''" ''
nsw aspect when 'he 7ecfe'"y OF ''""
announced ihat There had been no injury
IL American elilcns. though ucic had
.....n.,, t.,,c,,, nc ,bror
wv" ,
powers '' I'''''' '''' "''
Samoa
II Germany has quarrel with Samoa
.nd d,ci.,os vnr ocaipst her Of cour. G.
..,....,t... d., roi,,d
'"' ''''''
e'a'e' government '' " '''''''"' '''"h'
and on that our Congress will decide
Tho German Emperor tclcrrapha tho
o...,,..,n.., .i,,., ., ,l, .pbircf fl.
y" '"' WAY
Observation-Disclosures ,,, ,,,i.,r, fin cour.e
..i.,.l ~.
o' ''''''' '''''" '' "
quickly na possible
r., e....,n dte,,,r, +. iH.,iytobo
-, .,a.n. ,,d,,a r,i, lo.i. Lpt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CON
PANY'S

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CON
PANY'g
JAMES RIVER LINE
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
NEWPORT NEWS. CLAREMONT
AND JANIS RlVEk LAND
IN6S DIRECT.
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHANGE OF
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS:
At NORFOLK. closely with all lines for Bal
tinOre Philadelphia. and New York same al
ternOOn; also, AZ Norfolk fpr Eastern Norm
AtEsWP oRr NEWS for Oid Point, Hamp
ton, ans smthneid, Va.
And ~ CLAREMONT with the Atlantic
Danyillc railroad Tor Wayeriy. hiokai0rd. sc.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOUhfSI LINE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP. AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHAkG Ed BY
FlRSI-CLAS- MEALS.
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states aaiD.
CAPTAIN DEfO
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY
AT 7 AN lSTREtT-CAks CONN., Cf IN
FULL TIME Tor aboye-named places, arry-
ing AZ Norfolk about DO pm Returning,
the steamer leaves Norfolk. aud
Newport News on alternate days, arriving az
Richmond about SD pm.
Through tickets 20 above named points on
sale on steamer and al CARRIERS Agency, No.
1000 Nam street. Baggage checked through.
sTATE.ROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Smithneic Hamilton Orb Point, Wav-
erly and HirksfCrd. Va; Washington. ID. C.;
NewberIe, Washington. and IarDOfO, \. =,
all stations on Atlart nc DanNllle railroad,
seaboard x Roanoke railroad. NottOk Nouth-
ern railroad, aud Eastern North carolina
generally; also, Tor Eastern ohore OF Nirsin Una
and All regular landings 0n Tue James river
az Low Est RATES. and through bills 10
LUCIRN n. TATUM. Vice President,
No. lllT MAIN street and hockotta.
Irwin wEIsIaER. Freight and PASSENGER Ast'
- - - ---.-----.-.~-----~ ----~-~f---~
JAMES LYO>s. WILLIAM H. LfoSs'
7 YONS 4 LYONS,
Il ATfoRSEYs AND CoCNskLLohS
Al LAW.
No. IA shafer's Building. Richmond. Va
We will give prompt attention 20 Law bust
nes. In al the State and Federal courts OF the
city OF Richmond and.ad1aaept conntieS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02
DICHMOND AND ALLEGHAhl
Ia RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE Of TRAINS lN ktthDI
JANUARY ErH l.i
ONLY LINE Hnsnfs9 SOLID IHtiHf a
w. slt.-nOep Aep lft'HI
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02
ARRIVE RICHMOND
$50 pm MAIL daily
els am. ACCOMMODATIONS daily ,affr
sunday.

CONNECTIONS
At clifton FORGE Win Chesapeake $40 ~
railway Tor the south. West and AUrtfs
At LyEcbDurg with Norfolk Ani
sallroad f0r az points south, eQlfnc'f.
SOUTHWEST, and virginia Midland ra.fal ~
all points North and south.
AZ Richmond with As-ociafct Ha fays
all points ln the south. aud Richmond
icksourg and Potomac niIruat t"f far
At Lexington With baltimore fni
road. making close connexions t' NAE
Ferry 90 aud from PittsbIrg and OBJ
also 60 p0uts N0sth and FAST .,..
sLEEiING-CAhs LlaDHHC hG o. hft
PHiS, NEW ORLEANS. ami LITTLE ~
Trans marked daily except SUNDAY. 'pa
Tickets sold 10 al POINTS Nhtt'
81 Main treet. loo Main sfrfglt
Richmond Al Allegbany depot. A..-.-
Canal streets. ......
JOHN K. MAcMi NI0s
Tdeb EauU PASSENGER A .r.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

Leading Physician Of Iesup. Ga, Testliles.
JesCP. GA, February T. 1888.
RHnscan Redie,as C00pang;
GEyTLENEN.--I hereby certify that / Jaw
Mrs. Alton on 5th OF September last, and her
condition at that time was as above stated.
recommended Hunniout's Rheumatic Cure,
aud she has heen improving NV even
since. Yours, etc.. g. W DRAwD~M. y.
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
Richmond, Va
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02
PULLMAN cAR sEavca

On irans hU-. ll auf ......
tween New YORK. Rnd +au.s.
sUnHiilel. On Trains So is .f
cars between W4sHIn4 90. ...
and between Wasi'fgf0l InI f....
traiu 10. ~ ser.fs
York and Jatlsoly. nr I.....
n -siccpinz-lars hefnfUr
thumH-fIiIr. GOA. Uu fU..
sleeping GERS between Al...r..
-YuN iIr. and n. fwec1
once. $. a.. lu addition f0 f...
THE INV YORK ANpFiOM.I
consisting on Vctthn.n T
leaves HIDhm0nd. snlfn.. ....
Mondays. Wodnesgay- arI f..
Petersburg. north bound. lf
.Hys. Thursdays. and ~.flrI... ..
d. charged uu fnI4fr4In
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02
DREAM or THE PRESS.
DIFFERENT SUBJECTS DISCUSSED BIZ
DIFFERENT WRITERS.
s.~ York Leads the Way BisWatek's
defamation The Big strike hsoSso-
Department ~ Agriculture Haiifo@n
Conspiracy -ImmigrAtion Nsilis Grant.
rsrtoFls.

HgCRgTaRY BhYAHD.-lhc Secretary
says that Nh sherman stated In The SEN .
ate that 20 American bad been injured
ln samoa That is -o. sald he. ana /
have yet 10 learn that any American has
been injured " any n their rights, ~
defined bv law and treaty, taken away.
our policy has been fixed and steady IN
the direction of the preservation oi
American rights The German GoFern-
ment has constantly given assurances
ibat Germany wili not violate any Amer
Jean right and Prince Bismarck 10 his
last letter ~ Count ArcO Valley renews
his assertion. ihsi Germany will scrupu-
lously respect thc.e rights The Depart
ment cannot stop the fighting IN samoa /.
wc cannot prevent rival commercial
companie. quarreling and lighting II is
MOI for us 10 try and give every country
a stable government
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02
ASHLAND TRAINS


DAILY EXCErr srNuAYa
400 pm. Accommodation, leaves aytar.
station arrives ef Ashland .ft H-
8O4 PM. leaves EiOa: arrives al ASS sd .
d82 pm.
e,f0 am. accommodation. arrives a IF
street station; leaves AslaI faf'
am.
500 pm. arrives az Elba leaves Asllli
5.i3 pm.
Q. A. TAYLOR, Genera Ticket Asarf
K. T.. ID. MYERs. hoLoml ounernteltHft
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02


Ngw YoRg LEADS THE WAY The
whole country has received with mani
festailon Of profound saiisiactiop
The news that ia the case of the
State Of Louisiana against the giant cot
ton seed oh trust The court declared
An monopolics, whether authorized toy
statutes passed prior 10 the adoption Of
the constitution, as well as al cOmbina-
tiona of individuals or corporations TO
prevent competition In trade or com
merce. are prohibited and denounced by
the constitution Oi 1879
And also that
The State cnn suppress aii monopolies
existing within her borders So violation
Of her Constitution, by civil rs well az
criminal proceedings
But Jet st never be forgotten that thc
honor Of striking the first blow against
trusts belongs 10 The Empire state
Judge Barrett yesterday dissolved the
North River Sugar Refining Company
and appointed "a receiver
SO endcth the first chapter-Nee Yofh
Uerdd
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

.E-vESABLE-s STREET CHURCH. cor
ner o. Tw>nty first and venable.-sunaaJ
+ hool 40 saOa.mi preachlng BY the pastor heF
4. u Plti. ats a. 20. and A. 30 p. u.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

Leave ArfIgn
No. Richmond. Petesblrg
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

t~-sECOSD BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
nor ~ Main ard sixth streets. Rev. v.
fandrum. D. D.. pastor Worship ai u A. ~
snd 3 fn. sunday school at . 81 a. m. s'fsn-
gers welcome.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02
CHURCH NOTICES.

IA ma co3v1n q cssyeh Soticss y J,yb''sAs-i
r,ee II on charge. ie, sanaof undertake Aersaffer
T. maxi iaq,iy az 70 elan9ss 10 D DaJs eaoA 'o,"t
~ aiisfafiors r B, Dsa3s naf o.. rsJVffsa - ~
INNS oeYo> ~ 10 Frii6s night. ot-erVii> ~
E.f ,rH r@a.0.A ~ 5a,5ls1sd ne es>t ggesiossfy J
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

m-FfRsT BAPTIST CHrRCH. cornor of
T~elnh ani broad streots.-Rev. George
Cooper. 3. g.. pastor, will preach al ii am.
and SPIN. Bib q class AZ sl5 am.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02
NOKFOLK AND WEsTERN MU

Two DAILY TRAINS go N0HmfK
TWO DAILY IhAIAr 10 LlN. NH
SCHEDULE rff .tf UADrfBhI
LEAVE RllU'lOND
1853 VI. Daily. tl1 M.hmond ID, rs pefr
uiltOad. Leaves pctoi sHui.
a. 49, daily arrive Aer.s
D. 81
Q50 a. N. Daily. eta Richmond add Potter.
railroad. Arrive uf rotor.IUfI
A 81. Nod leaves PetDI.|...
a. NJ for ttmflIt, IY.....
Roanoke. BRISTOL hulh.l..
points south Hnl So tsf IlllI|
COACH 40 RApFolD.
go Z. ". Daily. tig niynmoal lHl frr0
uluroal. Arrives at Dt.
$50 T.. ST. lHFts ftiOf.0a..
M.. daily. arriving A.It..
". tHhOIOh can ll h|.
FOLK.
800 =. " Daily. t'I Richmond Hni fI.
railroad, ARRIVING Hf I....
t5U f. 81, connecting HifH iIII
J. leaving Petersburg H
f0r Farm lIlc. Lyu.hh.... III..
p0cahOut Bristol. hn.HfI I-a
tanooga, and au points H
WUsf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

sE~PARK PLACE METHODIST EPIsCo
PAL CHURCH. Preaching b. Rev. J Wiley
BledsOe al II am and pm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

Mn WHrELAw RFrD.-Thc HTg'd
thinks as Senator Allison has declined Il
Cabinet position. Mr. Harrison will turn,
automatically and By nm irresistible i'm
pulse io This Empire State. which las
placed him under heavy debt OF poliii-
cal gratitude.
If he Is calling 10 bis aid the Ne.
Grogors Of the Republican clan, hc Will
find iho siaunchosi Of them ail In hr.
Whiiolaw Reid
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

E1~CENTENARY MBTHODisrcHURcH
Grace street between Fourth and Pifth.-hey.
William T.. Judklns, pastor Preaching al II
o'ciocka am. and 10 p IN. Strangers and others
always welcome.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

MONUMENTAL CHURCH Protestant
Episcopa Rev John q. Newton, rector
Divine service at II am. and pm; Sunday
school. go am. 4 cordial welcome. and
nshers as front door To furnish seats.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

.v-CLAY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Of Clay and Graham streets, Rev ;. {
Ci0pton. pastor - Worship al II a. m. ana 20
3 a.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

sI~TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. corner Broad ana Twentieth
streets, Rev. Josepe r. sturgis, PASTOR
Preaching at II am. and pm. Wednesday
evening services al 1:1J O'Clock
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

~ ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCn.
corner o. Fifth and Marshall streets. -Df
vine serices az n am. and p m, Rev Joshua
Peterkn. rector REV Preston Nash, assist
ant minister.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

sT~EAsT END BAPTIST CHURCH. cor
nor 0f Twenty eighth and X streets PfeHch
ing sunday at u A. VI. and rs =. VI. by Tho
rastor. Rcy. INV. Jones. 80 service at night
sunday sch lol 40 esU an.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

.g~sT. JOHNS PROTESTANT EP1sCO.
PAL CHURCH, Broad street, between Tween
IS fourth aud Twenty-Anh, THE rector hay
log returned 10 the city, services VIII DO as
usual Sermon on The Sunday school, snd
holy communion al II am. Service and ser
mon at pm. Service and lecture WednOs-
day night az pm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

Est. PACL's HURCH.-DiHne service
every sunday at II am. and pm. sunday
school at 900 IN. Mission services at II.
PaHi's Chapel at I pm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

EV-wEDDELL MEMORIAL CHAPEL.
Denny sreet. Fulton.-seryice and sermon
at &.l5 Pun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02
RAILROAD,
keAT4.M- IN
A TLANTIC COAST LINZ

tt"f ~ Dir
Comnencfrg IT, Is DAY. f.-....
20 pm. trains 90 ms f0ar ~.
ONa f.
IkAINs s0rTHnann
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-02

gs~CLAY srREETM l. CHURCH. south
I'll Roy. W. n. Atwill, pastor Preaching at IA
am and 80 pm. sunday school at an.
All are invited
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RAYMOND FREDERICKSBURG ASD
~ POTOMAC.
THROUGH ALI~RAiL FAsf-fEhioA'
LINE TO AND FROM BALflhOhh
PHILADELPHIA. NEW foRh,
AND EAsTERN AND
WESTERN CITIES.

ONLY TWELVE HOURS BEl"lH''
RICHMOND AND BALIlAUAh
IN EACH DIRECTION.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-07-12
PERSONAL.

II. Groesbeck has returned from
Oklahoma.
Frank Smith returned this week from
his trip east.
r. B. Stevenson went to Topeka
Monday to attend the regular meeting
OF the State Board of PardOns.
Miss Allie Scott, who has been at Ell.
Dorado Springs, Mo-. for some weeks
for her health, returned home this
week.
Prof r. A. Hampshire, principal OF
the LaCygne schools, is in town this
week in the interest Of the River Side
Publishing Company.
Mr. and Mrs. p. NJ. Carnine of Car.
lyle returned this week from their
trip to New York and Indiana-a trip
which they greatly enjoyed as neither
Of them had ever before visited the city.
Mr.. Frank Jacoby returned last Sat-
urday from Lane University and Is
the guest of his brother this week.
Frank has made his mark as a student
at Lane, ranking among the best that
have ever attended the college.
r. F. White came down from Cen
eva Tuesday to attend the meeting Of
the Central Committee, having return
ed last week from bis visit to Indian
ma. He enjoyed his trip very much,
but says that Kansas eau lay 1t over
the old Hoosier state this year in the
matter Of crops.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-07-12
THE FOURTH.
Perfect Weather Brings Out Great
Crowds OF Happy People and
Makes tho Day an All.
Round Success.

lola was astir early last Thursday
morning. In fact from the din on the
streets one might infer that . good
many of its people didn't go to bed at
all. while 1t Is absolutely certain-we
speak from q mournful experience
that those who did retire might "a
we'll have saved themselves that trou.
BILE. At any rate everybody was up
early In the morning and by the time
people began coming In from the coun-
try the town was gay with flags and
noisy with firecrackers. And more
people came In than any body thought
would be here. Five thousand is the
least estimate we have heard of the
attendance, and it might have been
seven or eight THOUSAND. The pro.
gram as announced last week was car.
rled out. lion. f. H. Funston made
brief but stirring address. and Mr.. T.,
f, Benton delivered an Grafton which
ELECTED hearty applause and called
forth unstinted praise from those who
heard it.
The event of the day was the races.
The first of these was the pacing race
and an accident which occurred In the
first heat made things mighty lively
for awhile. The hostler of the Chan
ute mare "Grandma" stepped out onto
the track to crowd some children
back, and not noticing where he him.
self was, got in the way Of the sulky,
which struck him and knocked him
down. He was not seriously injured
but the axle of the sulky was broken
and the driver thrown to the ground.
The horse ran around the track twice,
dragging the remains Of the sulky.
and was finally crowded into the
hedge and stopped. 1t was badly cut
about the heels and had to be taken
from the track, but will not be perma-
nently disabled. The remaining
three heats were won by Irving's Col.
Bruce in 2:40. 2:44 and 2:43 respective
ly, and won without the slightest trou.
BILE. Col. Bruce Is certainly q remark
able horse and will be heard from
hereafter. The running race was won
by "Boots." entered by John Lassater,
in two straight heats. The half mile
dash was won by 1. NJ. Chase's black
colt.
A large proportion of the crowd re.
manned to the fireworks i'm the evening,
rounding up the day In good style.
And be it said to the credit::Of every
body that the dag passed off without
a loud word, or a personal difficulty or
a disturbance Of any kind. 1t was q
model crowd, a company Of well-dress-
ed, well-behaved, self.respecting A
mericans.
IN OTHER PLACES.
Celebrations were held also at Hum
boldt, at Moran and on the Usage, and
good report comes from all of them.
Manford SchOOnOver was the orator at
Humboldt, and a game Of base ball
furnished amusement in the afternoon.
At Moran the orator. was Rev. EN-
erson and there was a sham battle for
diversion. On the Usage II. A. Ewing
and Chas. F. ScotG delivered address
es, and there was an old soldiers re-
union, singing by the Glee Club-goOd
singing too-and other interesting ex-
ercises.
Allen county did her full duty by
the Great American Eagle.
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enrolment to date 1913

"a number of "Normallte's" preliminary
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Ed. REGISTER
Total enrolment to date 1893.
John Macdonald, Of the Western
School Journal, will give the next
lecture Of the course on Friday of next
week.
Miss Chambers gives special instruc.
ton in kindergarten methods to those
desiring such work,
Mr.. Wishard meets his Physiology
classes every afternoon for special
work in dissections, microscopic ana
lysis OF the different organs, etc.
Several visitors have favored us with
their presence, among whom were r
A. Hampshire, Principal Ofthe schools
at LaCygne, Rev. Blalock and J. B.
Sands, of Longton. Others will be
welcomed.
Rev. ]. w. Wright. of Cottonwood
Falls, will lecture at the NJ. E. church
tonight at 8 D. m. Subject IAN hour
in Other Worlds" Rev. Wright is
well known to some of US and is q
most eloquent and forcible speaker,
Come. though the evening may be a
little sultry, and follow him to those
other regions and then see how you
like 1t.
The social held at the NJ. E. church
Monday evening was a very pleasant
affair. The program was entirely i'm
promptu and was as follows:
Music-F. F. Dawdy, U. r. and o. D. Court
ney.
Deciamation-A. H. Barber.
Recitation-E. Z. Curt.
Talks by Z. W. Myler. l. II. Wishsrd, r. 8
Russ and G.. z Merwin.
Declamaton-Supt. Barber.
Recitation-Carrie Strong.
Solo-F. +. Dawdy, cit Tickled me So Liked
To Have Died."
Rev Ford gave US some very pleasant words
after which we adjourned voting our first So
cial 9 snccess.
NORNALITE.