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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11

JAPAN shows herself az the Paris Ex-
position in the advanced line. Unless
YOU have made yourself acquainted
with this Cnterprisiug. thrifty aud IN
geniou, people YOU viii be astonished
to learn that in tire elementary schools
OF japan are TO be found nearly three
million childten and seventy thousand
teachers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11

TIE Otey Battery boys held their an
nual reunion yesterday 40 the Pump
house. Whether they used only VIVA
could be gotten from the pump is an
open question, but we like to hear chat
lhey preserved the memories Of one OF
Richmoud's most gallant Confederate
CORDS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11

II Dante could have seen the Liver
pool cu-tom-hou-C DO would have sug-
gested "a new torture Ior Hades. II is
iuconcciyable how ON earth sensible
and energetic people can submit
10 such m anuqualed and wrstched
system. L. woulI not be t0le-
rated in the United States for a week.
FIRST. the baggage Is shd down gang
ways into the tender. where IL is all
piled up he.ter-skeIier; then when the
tender reaches the wharf it is carried
on men, backs and placed on sliding
apron. when 30 is drawn or into cav
ernous recess aud dumped again IN a
long warehouse. which mas large letters,
4. b. O.. ETC., strung along the walls.
These are presumably tO Indicate where
persons. whose baggage Is marked with
these letters, may iild if. but III 20 they
are a snale and a delusl0n. for one
trunk would be- found under = ard
others sclttere along through the al %
phabets. which, as there were + me
two thousand ard odd pieces
OF Luggage, Was, To say Ga. least. con-
fuslng. Such a scene | never witnessed.
Trunks opened. CLOTHES turned out on
the door, women calling, frowning.
falling. pOrteIs dragging or carrying
immense boxes. men growing or
swearing. everybody mad. pandemo-
mum Ieigning. The four men in our
party. with 10 lack Of energy. aud with
a readiness ct leas. TO pay any amount,
failed ii.ally, after hours Of work, 10
get all our baggage. and lad To come
10 London without ore Of our trunks.
The only CLEAN % amusement in ~ all
was when the Inspector came 10 Cap
tain l. liuskts band luggage. BE
sides bis two yalises. he had a
Zodiac > camera, aud half dozen or
more small boxes Of electric apparatus
OF different shapes and very singular
appearance. These were all securely
and carefully bound aud fastened. and
hal to a Liverpool inspectors eye a
most suspicious look.
Having gone through the yalises the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11
CRY nrtiNssy

CRY DrtiNrrS.
delivered In sny part Of the s's' ana NAN
chester nv carriers OF ~ csnis per week.
Parsons doslfing Tho sIss- dsliVsrod 81
,hc,r homes can secure u ~ posts c'fd fe-
most or order through telephone No. $40
when delivery lair esuisf i<meo's' s'".
rls!ut should bo made 20 The once lhs h"-
dress may uo chsngcd "a desifsd' II esto y,
AIKEN IA al sas.s 10 mention ms oi' M"
sew address
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11

Treasurer. Louis Irwin.
Secretary, D.. \. Myers.
fu-sci Fnnk. Jackson, John u.
prrref n J. Lawrence. J.I.
tnfIvcll John. Mci lniock uiNcr,
fr,,ffant Nv Mcintosh. ~. A.
tltfN ouis MrFt r.. T.. 4.
p,,i.~ ~. A. schwartz. Earnest.
TIef A. g. rrmrle. IfuuE,
ff.fnnr InHu A. JhHW. benjamin.
ilrrns. unfhin. finger. r.. J.
lf.Lf.l.fr Henry MuOlMriI. j. +.
irtii. Iou's. Wondwcl, ". *.
These mtn can never make amends
for anv'ore If tac 10000 lives they
have destroyed by their neg igence' bat
their legal Punishment may make DINER
dam builders andp'easuie-Seekers more
careful in future H. J. World
Ox THE SHELL When oysters are
oaf. as the EGGS months vigorously rule.
his cru-iaceOus cousin, the clam. )mes
in AS a suitable and succuient SUMMER
substitute. And the clam now ia ma
ia market. ''iu form. sud inviting
csrccialiv. if Of smail SIZE and on me
half-sheli. as the piqulnt piellar I'D
nraud,al pleasures. Naturaiisis tel u7
that clam is the common name iof
several an les q bigaives. and Do VIII
he noty 10 many. aud viii DE believed
by some. that there Is IN the far s,jth-
ern seas am edible clam, Of twenty
mounds weight. conn He'd TO carry a
coarse she'll weighing five hundred
noun9s. certainly for tie clam hard
case. Yet let as respect the marine
monster. for poets. painters ana
scuipior- have made this same shell the
cradle al the eea-born goddess AphrO-
dite.-Noig York World.
Many persons 20 this country WI DE
eurpfi.cd to learn that Florence Night
ircale. tle n0ble-Leafted woman whose
name is SO gloriously associated WIN
Tine Crimeon WAT. Is still in the land OF
tha living. Although well advanced IN
ace and in feeble health. she is still ac-
lively occupied in perfectin< the nurs-
inc system which She first originated
ma the military hospitals a. Sculaii our
ing the Auglo-Russian conflict of 800.
-E.rchnlge
TIE GOLDEN Observation-Disclosures
nood-tide of charity, called out b. the
III u
100 j, w a. tto n,o-t crate
-. .''''-S '.li 80 r.raorn fines The
l"' ~ -, contributed now
"'''.,'"' ...o 20 ,D0 o.O and other
'i'o''i'',.'l.aftt.,.g,r.is have heen given
il" l''' 't,',..,.,, l'.li;,.,- efo
D" i'o'' .'.. ,....f pnladain,ia
~ ~ i'.--il..', H.. .oIl., o.nl-fi9e.
,y""7 '' ...,,,...t,',s ,,a,. H.. Given
ii7' 0n'' .c,oo'o ~. WI ,,it1 her
40 "D'' IN. .,l ..o,.,,.o. a.
Vastly t',, ,,.( .rJ~.t,, and 1rale of
i9' ''s', .f,il r.,;.rsasP ailalelohia. is.
,''o 20, ,'o.'.i.. ,i,reaef ,.itn oiir civ.
'" pr,; @.,.t f,-r.,rd her
ana '''.0. .oca 0no ,,..;i. tho sn,alle,
more l"'" 'D''i -,' IN len l,b.r.
&, ,ie7 '''' ''''
....,.t..i ia. fla. ..u.ferar. from
ss','' T." .0.ll. t., ~ ia now evident
,''e '.', ,,''l -,n1,r, nof l1.. than ST.
n ,'1' ~. mon the lo-.iutian chat
...... mimi far Ne K. or POSSIBLY
. ,,".' 1nrooa. Islitnot be f3got
'-, ,l,,i "fh.Tord la,c.h tine cheerful
80, ~. p5U0 Times.
1'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11

'Noihina boats our Chocolate MILK
Shake. OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11

MRS. VI. LsTlTIA GwYER. Nj. Airy. y.
G. says: have USED BradycrOtne with
success ina several cases Of hereditary
headache.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11

All kinds Of pure medicines and min
erai waters &c
OWENS & MINOR Drug Co
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11

Whats the matter With May Apple
tobaccoY May Apple Oh, that
all right,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11
gbs 5;ailu dimrs.

ryrIisurD EvssN DAY ~ Ihh s 80.
Rf IHE TINES COhPtNI ~.
Dol MAST MAIN STREET. HChhONp'
IA.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11

.. k headache cured by DR.. David
pills
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11

These mn can never make amends
for any'0re II toe 10000 lives they
have destroyed by their nceI igence' bat
their legal Punishment may make ".ner
dam builders aEdpleasuie-seeseFs more
careful In future H. j. World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11

sunday between Balcony rails ani AeAint
toni
ARRIVE RICHMOND
-.i5 MN a 4. daily
BOB ann THROUGH PASSENGER daily.
s.i5 aA.-AttDNM ODhIIDN dAly tg4ccp
Sunday.
CONNECTIONS
Al Clifton Forge with ClCsal et ke and N %
railway flr fne rnsfn. Wast ar1 sulllf taf,
slcrpcls t0 Cincinnati and Louisville.
Al Ly1cutars NIln nUsl..h Inu Mrf.
rallroa. Tor A4l points south. he4toe 80, I'D"
B0uthWcs.. and Virginia Midland ftI'Ha9 -o
all Dnirf4 hOrth sod south
At Richmond with AfsocAfcf Railway fi
al points ln the South. and b almond. cIcUf
icSs0urg and Potomac rtllrUal fD4 tine N.ft.
Al Lexington vita Baltimore and ONO la.
road. making close connrH lo9s 40 ID rp.
Ferry 10 and from Fiffsuurs aud tn. "ff
also 10 points North pod Fast.
fltepli Z ears ynchliug 90 cmplIs. New
Orleans and little O,k.
PAiA T. SLEEPING AIS Bs NttN
hlChMOaD and LfrChBi nc. bEhIH-.
81.
Trains marked daily except SUNDAY, - .
Tickets sold ~ all points. Oh-la 100
Main street, and af the Richmond An Ale
ghany depot Eisht AMI ceuAl streers.
sOnA "a. HACSUhDO,
7de5 Cent Passenger A.eit.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11

Yoa naw YORK.
cleaners tsfc rchr.rd EVERY IUlt
y q r AuH fii| p tr ID in.
tNHirefi ''tt' Row York for l
EVERY WEDNESDAY nni san itf
%. fr.t i.rrFnY .n Richmond AuaNA lli
tlNl MNInIrg..
Passenger accommodations u0flra .f.0i.
ttUIu .I.. tN N.N .ft t.l I..UI. river
rllfo Nur.uu.lr nIe.H Hrd N.rI. lN
N.Ilt .II .t..s .ufsi tl fl.ff5 dogs
hI' leit Ni ....'. .....,..s..., I'
at..If.f r.II .U.i" rl............ .U
tfefiHsr I.si.t.IUD.. ... IN
Cabin i.f. f.t ..'oall D4an And GOOD. nl.
CsnIl faro .g.a Hi,hmD.lald rel.r.lrt
l'cses can be obtained GO a. So. o.H.,l.
ifl Hln tIf. ln0slIfl Uui N0 900
psnys cfile., LIl Main sire 81. a.i f0ti'
k1cb0fta.
T'sais iorwariodanf Through .Iso. at
inf I.e.ed i0r points beyond Now I.'t.
fre rlf received uaIy ru.i n0.r
.l.aen.fr' ~ i.Nm.Nl
DAf-.It -DAFr. Nhle rrDt lr..HI -
BAYS. and .afINDA rs F.. fIf $50
and Ni.D rN.Yll l'la ArHltit t'a ODD.
and urI DID, Richmond lnu B. ..t...
road sst4s ts % % iI PROF.. $500 n.aa0 .0
tiof at HNttDIh a.fl 81, smll l.stlnt lat'
GECaoE ". ALLEN 3 Co.. Aserfi
1lgl9tf Comlauy'. hllri. k0lk0fa
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CON
pAET'a
JfnFs RIVER LI.E FOR
OiuINlA AOhioit. fohl sNul iIii
AEh FUnl NEWS CHA HihOhI,
And JANIS hlvhf LAND
Iasa DIRECT
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE wlIhDlt
IhhNsIhr or CHANCE OF
ANY KIND.
C0NNFCllOAss
AfOLD POINT NORFOLK. closely =.
lInt. lIr IaI.. nliN. iNI'Il. pnu. I'I '.t
urs sinu tit.rnnoui also, at hUIIaA ~
Llafcrr trHi iNrNIa anu thr SOUTH.
- NV i'ki ALNo Tor haui l.N. .
Ard at CLAREMONT With thc Afarr.
Oanylc railroad for WufUrlf. h.rNi.ri. DC
ONLY ALL WATER ROUIH.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
GREAT INI hltl LIMB.
JANESlONA. UIIin GAP, AND W 81"
rfEtfki.
CHEAPEST kgl It.. ..,.sr ny
/ RATES iEr5 ifA- HAif lHAhnaN Dt
KhftLIhLf.
fIstl. CLASS NfA Lr.
Tho elegant a1l I.st steamer
ARIEL
lca-ry.1. uafae 'aiss Nsl'
ttrftfs DEtN.
leaves hffm. U.IfY
MONDAY. WEDhtNDA AND ltINh
IAI Ah. lsIhshI. DANo iuNAHli ''
I FULL 1iMEl Tor above canned p'a0
iny af Norfolk about jaI p.m h''
I The steamer leave. Norfolk. ODD fN
Newport News ou alternate days, iIiIi'. ID
Richmond about $50 pm. ,
Through tickets fN above. rlmfi I.
sale or steamer and at DlIiHrs fN0'I
I'D aaI0 street Baggage ehfCsrl ll. 40
STATE. Rooms ENGAGED tOA "a
OK NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk f.r.s-
mouth. eriIhuclt. Hampton, u.i f..Ht p An
erlv. snl HicksiOrd. Va " f-n'nsfN0. ID. N.l
I New terrc. Washington. A1t larLNl.s ~ ~
all stations on Atlantic uanfNIr fIIlDe,,
scaiuarI a Roanoke railroad, Nufi.Ia rl.'-
ern railroad. aud Eastern NoftA tf.
] generally also. Tor Eastern ~ilrc Ni fli-'-
aad an regular landings On the janice W..
/ at LOWE EST RATES. and through pii
sued. .... 49,. .-.....
No. III Main street aud hceAei.'
LAVE wEIsldgR. frclsht AID fArsti sti -
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NORFOLK Al WEsIENN IN

- NtAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO fOkfOLh.
TWO DAILY TRAINS IO LlACHhi 10.
SCHEDULE ~ frrtcI NAY ID. l.s9.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. VI. Daily. ria Richmond ani Petersburg
railroad. Leaves Peter burg tH
A. 81. daily; arrive Norfolk lW
alOA. NJ. Daily. ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive 100 i.tcrs burg lu.N
AN. Nos leaves Petersburg lN.t
A. NJ for farmfiiD, l}NcnHlIf %
Roanoke, Bristol, nnoAf.I.,, H.l ~
points South and West. ltNOi hU
COACH TO kADfOhD.
800 p. 81 Daiiy, ga Richmond aad PETERSBURG
T.5Op. " l.afcs Petrr.bI" % Il
NJ daily. arriving Norfolk H| II
~ inhOUGH CAR TO AOh
FOLK.
'oP. NJ DAILY. ,ia Richmond aal rsiershar.
1850 T.. ~, connecting Nltn lrNu ~.
l. leaving Petersburg 40 800 J.. VI.
for llfmlIllr. ifUfNlurn. Roanoke.
Pooahonus. Bristol. hrotf.le. tlfi.
ianoosa. and au points South end
PULLMAN SLEEPING .CARACCOHMODA
TION@.
No l-sieeplng- car fct.i tnurs Co btst'
without change. leaving Petersburg nNJ tI
$50 q. n. Pullman sleeper Lynch1lis O.
Memphis without chance.
BOB Pullman sleeper iynchhufg fo Sew
Orleans. and Roanoke TO Chattanooga, ".inuui
Tickets. baggage checks. and al Information
can ue Obtained ut hifhmuui aud Petersburg
Railroad depot a. W. OJru,rs. luu afI
street, and 40 the Company office, Ai Ea,i
WE. nEylLL
Genera. Passenger Assent.
CHARLES g.. EDDY. Vice. President.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11

sDalf. tDaily except Sunday.
STOPPING PLACES


STOPPING PLACES
Nos. n and % makes no stops. no. -l stops
on SIGMA at teuifan. no. .e stops only 900
signal at Chester. tpntrIn Hnd Nancnt iiDr.
80. ~ sfofs ou signal at aN regular stations.
40. 6d stops on siyrs. D. SOD rg4uar stations.
ana also AT 'icmn'o'H 20 d Port aIiLhL hcf.
b. 80 "a. N.S. 30. .H. 4,d ~ viii a.op 81 all
stations for rarsrrs ~.
PULLMAN GAR SERVICE.
On Trains Noe. "A aud 3 sleeping cars De
tween New York and Tampa. iIa., (gla saci
sOnvile). On Trains Nns. Dr., and q @eep
lrs cars between WhrhIn yf.u and Charles
fa, co rrein No. IS sleeping cara between
New York and Jacksonville. 1n TAIN Nn.
30 sleeping ears between Washington Ani
savannah.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIb LlNE1O NOltfoL IS
LEAva AhRtFf.
Richmond +gi1An. Norfolk. lHN np
aicRmoad. .5'9pm. Norfolk. l08 n
Norfolk, F6.3l an. Richmond. I'D iI IiIs
Norfolk. so pm. Bchmond.S.O In
Isl8r trains Also make CLOSE cllutrari b
for. FarmYIe, LynCEbnrg, and souit
western points and al stations ou toe hO4itt
and Western railroad.
RN. SDLLY,
superintendent.
T.. a. J.. ~ .ftt
General >llsr.ntr noDit :.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11

SUE THAT FismNG CLUB. For the
c0nstructln and maintenance of this
dam the South Fork Fshingrnd Hunt.
ing Club was responsible. Did they
know that il was IN a dangerous coudi-
lionY IL was the club sbusiness 20 know
whether 1t was or BOT, and was often
warned that It's condition was danger
Gus. Was the club guilty OF nesii-
gence IN building such a dam and in
maintaining lt iR the condition that re-
suited in the ConCmauEh di-asioif IL
is a principle OF law that If loss OF
property is caused By the culpable neg
L.ence Of any person, that person il
legally responsible for the loss.-N. Y.
fines
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11

Cour, The fresh air." WAS the doctors ad-
vice
To a widow quite feeble. yet fair;
SO Size SCI her cap Tor rich mans son.
And she easily caught Tho fresh her.
DULY Northeastern.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11

RIBALD CONTFMPogAEY.-No matter
what section of tie rianet YOU visit you
viii find that the people white. black
or copper colored-enjcy a quiet joke
on the subisc, of marriage "a failure.
For illustration take the following
which We clip from tie kathiawar
Times. ludia. which is printed half in
English and half in Goojeraii.
Wle-"On the -O.h Of March we
shall celebrate our silver wedding
Don't you think We ought 90 KIN the
tat pig ard have feast Husband
XIII tie pig don't see how the un-
fortunate animal is to blame for what
happened twenty-five years ago.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11
ARRIVE RIcHNonD

Richmond aud Clifton Forge. aHI i.uiy except
sunday between Balcony Fails and LtAint-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-29
MnSciac>&atcn
Stat9 III ]Oerfdufcn.

@ir Fno i'm SsIss Scn sttpa 1000 older
eutrn 2arIanbes, peI6s5 tbeiIs i'm Iiiblihrn.
G~ittlsrsn pbsr nSrtlihsn Sbeile vpn @aser.
naee GOurto liest. Wir tistsn taslsIbe Iebr
tiais gum gerfaufe an.
HGteres ~ srfabrsn pcn
@raf @ros.,
Sermann, Wo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-29

I5unnirt auf tas 8ptsb(att.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-29

ysSa, aud Gil 6ie," CAB 9err Wippben
su, ~unb an uniere 8artie Se6sunbie6'
iis. 8ieleibt au6 an ben Seliaen |"
iebte er nit sutmltbisem Spntt btnau.
alio mir ma6er. tpenn's SEnen 10 re6i
lift. 3u Mi6aeli 9p4seit, unS Sic sieben
aug, nidt i6 !"
Sas SpabbafteHe bel Der eansen Ges
i6i6te mar, eaB ii6 bas M~6itanbsaeIc
i6lie6Ii6 OILS eans iiberiliiig erptes.
Der bepubte riunse" Mietber, pom pier<
3ig Sabren unb bdrlber, mar in5tpii6en
aud auf bic Sbee %eetpmmen, fi4 su pers
beiratben.
Gr fam nod piersebn Sasen su Srau
2dmnt6en uno bat, Jpn bod ieines &cnz
trattes su entbinben, ed feline ~5utlnftige
Srau cine 9r6bere @obnung uini4e.
!6err @ippden bate iid eaour9 in ieis
ncm Gbeitanespldue aber ni5t etpd
i9panteub MAIDEN Iafen.
ySb, nun feb einmaI, 2uis6en," faote
CT 3u ieiner Sauspirtbin=9raut Der iunae
Neni6 mill 16pn beiratben? Nd, menus
ion iunger Wlietber Tam, benz faum Der
Yart beraus9etrp9en 1T, bann tann's
uriereiner, Der i'll reipettabIen Sabren lit,
chen 10 gut"
lnb 6abst bIieb es uno parb gut 10.
oeHn penn Serr @ippden e5 aud ipdt
erft nit Der Gbeitanoslptterie periu6te, 10
bebauptet er bod nod beute, elmer Saupts
treter eeSpgen Su babeu. Seine Srau bat
lid bic gei6i6te DOH benz iunseH Mictber
sgr @arnuns oieneR Iaiien uno i6'S
stidIi6 absep6bnt, ibm mebr oils einmal
ms @ort 5u fallen.
Sic lift aud tIus senus, ibm aIs Grau
Wipp6en unter bret Bdrtien Se1sunbs
ie6sig ME mebr als cine absueepinuen
uno penn ie au9 ale pier Gbepaare in
Der 9ano bate.
9emertenspertb III, oaB Der GeIige jest
encli6 bic Idnsperoiente &ube gefuncen
bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-29
NRDB59EStHERL[AN
BREMEN
NETWORK!
s9aeaoampferfabrt!
Gur;e srereiic in nrnn Eager
3wil6rn
8rentett 1tno Ne.p Oorf.

SfemeN uWu IaStU DuAA"
Die bsribmtsn s&neatampfsr
Aller, Trave, Saale, Ems, Eide',
Werra, Fulda, Lain, EIbe.
Sounabenbs unS Mittipo6S rrr
Bremen.
@onnabenbs unb MittiuOds rod
9tetu gOrf.
Bremen III isbr bsauen fur Hstlsnse &C.
Ieoer une pom Srcnten aus fann man IN
febr fur,sr 2eir IImmtlihs StIctt Otatlb
lambs. Seferr,i6s une Scr Sdpsi3 crreiben.
Die Sdaelba mpfsr he's Horooeutitsn SlcYo
Fnb nit b:ienbercr Ssridt1ttgnr9 Der
3piIdsaeeds Yafdsiers uno ~Spsttsr "a
iite-palaaiere etodut, baben bcbe VsIesde,
spr,lalibe 8tntildtiou nno etle dus5e;et1'
uste Yrafrgan9.
Wshr mic
1885, 600
pnIaaisre habeu nit BEN Oampfern tta
Rprp6eutltcn 9le,b bic 9ieile lbsr's Wser
fGtr unb gut ;uriidssIsst. Wessn VrstIs
unc rsiteref 9niprmaticn penoc man lI9 ali
EelridS e. g.,
2 Soiplirs @reen, 9teip Yprf.
s.. 6IauIenius e. 60, 9ensrol.
gaenfen fir osn Ntifeu No. Scutb eldrf.
frd5s. 5bieasp. 81.
Ebepecr Straner, a9sn!.
Sermdnn, Ic.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-27

thing, frightening them terribly. Several
times, when they could endure il no
longer, they spoke to him, and each time
he said he was not driving very fast II
his sorrow he could think Of nothing but
esgerness 10 reach the scene Of ms for-
mer home; and on they dashed When
they reached MoTreIviIle, more dead thai
alive, sure SIS fate he found that the
dread report was true. There were his
wife and children, lying side by side.
From Horrellville these girls lad to
walk in the rain and mud the remaining
four miles 10 ct tie train which vas so
crowded with dazed and hsl-crazad
people that they were forced 10 be helped
in through the window, men actually
climbing on TOT Of the cars. More ex-
element and confusion and sorrow could
not be thought Of. The girls did 10
know they were without hats Unl they
left the car 40 miles from home. II
would have made no difference Il they
had, there were no hats for them.
After Kate and her children left IS TIC
went hack to Mrs. WahIs and rsmairsd
for two days. At that house tLey fed
hundreds Of people every day, EoiaEmiles
around in the country for food. They
were constantly cooking; and. IS tar IS 7
know, il was the same in every house
that was left standing. Such kindness
and willingness TO feed everybody was
never known before and the generosity
displayed by those who had dry clothing
in giving % those who came out # tAe
waters destitute and barely alive, soon
reduced their waTdrobes to what they
had on, and established in the hearts Of
al an abiding faith in the goodness Of hu-
marity
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-27
WHAT BECANs OF MARY zEEN.
she CoaId Raved Save Herself Bat raned
t0Do So

She Coald Raved Save Herself Bat Eailed
10 Do 80.
Saturday last We published n item from
the Ebensburg Fr6sHea, stating 1t was
belived Miss Mary Zsrn, Of Carroll town-
ship, was lost in the food. TIE article
stated that she was seen aboutl week
before the Hood by an acluail.s-1s, At :
house that was washed away. and the
entire family lost
The facts are. sad TO relate, c-ly 100
true. Miss Z5rn perisled in that te---ble
disaster Of May G1st. But she CO. have
saved herself II shehad had he- snoe
Of mind, or as IL looks from lie story re-
lated by one Of the survivors, If she had
so desired.
Miss Zern, when not otherwise en-
gagged made her home with her friend
Mrs. F. p. Brown, who resided az ths
time ofth disaster, at No. co C1aenanEh
street. Second ward, near The Point
On the fatal afternoon vhcz Che dam
burst, Mrs. Browns house was sub
merged by water from The c Caenaugh
river aa3 tag lady a-ra~a -g5atly
alarmed. When Tie t-r-ia.u E,s-e swept
over the ,osa. J, ligo5 Ms Browns
house, H. v...a. beside herself were her
sistefsl arl aa7 "ar- -.-n and
Goatei il sE. III. loa>- fortunately
EoateG near tae -e-it1-c. g NJ. heasys
aa3 Ms. Rr9Hu, --r sister 4-& .-aan1
saco, s-,G IL .n4aiaE their escap~
Mr.. Esa0.. In relating Eer o>7 erierce,
said lat Ms E.ra could have ss j. es-
"a ret, '.t sas made ne cE-a She
s.a.g,y Sc. 1'.a, nd folding ler -a-ds,
remarked. -'T ZEE -...+-t- -E.-- be IL
Heaven lo-.a,E. Hs.0
Shortly a,,e- Fac laas- vent to pieces
ana Hiss l.rr a.- drowned. Sis vas
about i,.ty-..a- s.as age, and o very
devon, CarIs.a hg.o~ member Of tac
Catholic Cluroh
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-27
Hoosaa, soldier Goys,

WasAH-.'1 -"..".
Congr5ssm.o 3,eEfalag, Of Olr was
a STRIPPING Of seventeen when he enlisted
as a private. lie was mustlg.f oa, &c
brevet major. Representative Booth
man, OF the same State, v-z ~,ar
older wlea d. shoulder L-set.
Thompson. 90. Ohio, was ,-e -.1.a age, As
was Notit, of New York Crs. Of Wis
consin Peters, Of kansas; Con. ot West
Virginia Nelson, @. N.a--sa. and
Others. Thomas, Of Illinois, went IN Al
fifteen Suuble, of Iowa, M seven. cen s
ConCcr and Holmes, ofthe same state, IS
nineteen Laird, Of Nebraska, now dead,
was one o. the youngest soldiers in Tie
war. He put on the blue when he was
lad Of thirteen. Nearly one-lalf Of the
Southern soldier statesmen enlisted as
mere boys. Catchings and Allen, Of
Mississippi, were only fourteen: and two
Senators from West Virginia. helna and
Faulkner were Fifteen, Berry. u NIzzis-
sippi, was bu. sixteen, SIS were BrecAen-
ridge, Of Arkansas, Crisp and Grimes, o.
Georgia, and Lanham, OF Texas Senator
RiddleberEe., Of Virginia, went in st sew
enteen, ami Senator Daniel at nineteen;
Browne, Of Virginia, was seventeen )
Hopk ms, eighteen, as were Wilson, Of
West Virginia Rowland and Henderson,
of North Carolina, Bankhead, Of Ala
bama, Lubboon, of Kentucky, and An
derson, Of Mississippi.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-27
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