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A retailer in The Shoe ana Aea'ne'
Reporter thus explains trick OF the
trade: II sell shoe that cosIs iio
81 at the original price, and use IL as az
a leader Then / mark my Sl' 20
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g.. 25 at 81 and the $500 goods al 20,
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A queer claim was presented anu
settled by the Pennsylvania railroad
recently. A summer tourist came III
contact with the projecting screw IN
the seat of one of the company's cars
and when he arose to leave he lett the
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a Proud hearts and lofty mountains are always
A Modest. Sensitive Woman

Often Often, shrlnks from consulting a physician
s s,'9 iinr,lonai arrangement, and prefers 10
tunet IN silence This may be a mistaken feel.
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I 10 al such woman we would say TINT one al
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WINNING FRIENDS,
Pc value OF Association With Able, HoI
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sarmined aspirant to wealth or DO
Llon may stumble as he climbs, and if
one stretches out a finger to save
@ may roll headlong to a depth far
sDS The point from which he started.
An eye for an eye, a tooth for a
paa' was the old law in Judea. A
P"Ur lit is the business rule of to-
y anu II sometimes broken by the
l'id'elul when there is most need of
observance w it certainly works bet
Juan principle that a man should
'N utterly for himself, neither giving
%rrecelying assistance.
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a'''' each other, All men of
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slI NY" ,'le individual who has fought
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bm, 'aAp MN as a kindred spirit,
jNis r 4. ne lies on his back; they are
Iar = W give him u boost" because
N ', ,s that he needs but a new foot
bs., " assure his ultimate success.
Sr' ~. ar e among the reasons why men
Iv,,. s 1ae TO themselves, are almost
N, t t' true to each other, and why
Ins,b Ti,vausnlp and sympathy mean
/, I'LL more than words.
bmr,,.; uae' whatever his talents. his
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Aoaey~a.usl 'ii a man becomes rich
fdag nonaS S =, mean for the sake of
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+ lew real IlO t,,, and pleasure and
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laiit liy@ h note outstanding, dis
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-Clerk-"Mr. X, our rival, has cut
prices on coal so as to get some OF our
trade. and is now selling twenty-five
per cent. less per ton than the prices
we Quote Coal Merchant-''lias me-
indeed? Well, we'll beat HIM at ms
,wn game. Advertise a discount oil
iftv per cent, and then quietly see
hat eighteen hundred weight constr
Mos n ton on this wharf for the pres
MT. "-BoSton Budget.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-15

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Eastern papers reply TO the reqdo ane
Pos. .pT inform an archeeologist where
,ha hodv of Ananias now is" A strik-
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!a asonn IN death Chicago Herald
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-15

Those who bestow too much appreciation OF
trihing things become generally incapable q
great ones.--Ld Rochcfoucanld.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-15

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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
The ParneII Commission.

LONDON. July AT to-day 5 session
Of the Parnell Commission. Michael
Davitt was placed on the witness stand. j..
Mr.. Dayitt denied that the account
given bv LecaroD. the Times witness.
that John Dewey s proposals were sub
mltted 10 Mr. Parneii, was true. Dir.
Parnell. he said. had nothing TO do
with his lDavitt 81 visit % America
in 1875 IL was the witness intention
20 revisit America to lecture and TO
raise money for the agrarian move
ment in Ireland.
Nj Davitt testified that he had never
met a better man rs regards a phllan-
thropist and a Christian. than Patrick
Ford. lie said he regrct,o that a few
months after the league vas established.
Ford openly. in his paper, The Iri'h
World. advocated the use Of dyna-
mite. The witness wrote HIM,
expostulating with him for the eXpres-
sion of such sentim,nt-. and "uit-
mately. n -aid Mr.. Dayitt Ford re-
turned % our side. and now honestly
advocates constitutional agitation.
The league. he said. dil not circulate
copics of The Irish World in Ireland.
Mr.. Dayitt said hebad boenacquainted
with Alex. Sullivan since 1873. and that
he had the greatest opinion Of Mr.. Sui
livan IS ability as "A lawyer, of his char
acter as "A cit zen. and 0f his honor
as man. The witness sa'd that
he saw Mr. Parnell ON the Sunday
following the puWuiK murders.
Mr.. Parncl was utterly broken
down over iho terrible crime. and said
to witness Il sha.l send ms resigna
ton to Cork Tonight. refuss o. stay
in the movement when We are rr-
spoisible for men of whom wc know
nothing. and who come behind ouf
backs aud perpetrate such deeds as
this
Witness stated BE- believed murders
had been committed by members of the
Clan-na Gael. but did net believe these
wero sanctioned by the governing body
Of the order or it's leaders Witness
admitted that in certain letter written
10 "a man. member VI tho league. who
harb0rod an intense hatred for another
member. and wished 10 murder him.
Witness appeared 20 sanction the muir
der. but in reality his purpose was 90
gain in time, 50 that he might write 20
the mans superior officers 10 the
In1plln
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-03
LEXINGTON.
Another garec fusfsiimout Of visitors.
Trains Delayed ny tixh water.

t@ffNiINA N' Nii' ANiN'rfI
LEXINGTON. VA, July Tonight I,
trains brought m another large install
ment Of members Of Alumni So.
ciety, distinguished invited guests
and visitors. Trouble on the Shen-
andoah Valley and Richmond and
Allegheny roads. due to high
water. washouts. &c. delayed all in
coming trains twelve hours. The
special trains on the Richmond and
Alleghany Road failed TO arrive on ac-
count OF trouble east of Rope Ferry,
but the trouble was removed by dark
and then there was a rush Of
strangers. Governor Lee and Hon.
John ;. Wise came in on the Baltimore
and Ohio. General Mahono Is looked
for tomorrow. Governor Lee Ia stop
ping with General G.. W. G.. Lee. while
Mr.. and Mrs. Wise are with General
Smith. Colonel Cutshaw came tonight,
and is at Colonel J. W. Lycll's.
The corps of cadets are ordered 10 be
I'M readiness 20 march 10 the depot IN the
morning 70 meet Governor Buckner. Of
kentucky. The handsome arch over
tho parade ground 3 gateway. " NJ. l.
welcomes sons and her friends TO her
Jubilee, 80 festoOnei in cOlors with stack
cd muskots. stand of cOlors on top.
IL is thought that General Smith 5 re-
signation as superintendent has been
accepted. No one has been chosen to
nm the vacancy. which will possibly be
done at the January meeting. The
Board = iourus Thursday.
The artillery drill and practice this
evening attracted large crowd, and
dress parade followed.
Tomorrow. Alumni day, semi-cer-
teunial jubilee will see gathered in the
chapel of the Washington and Lee Uui-
versitv the largest number Of old cadets
ever before together General Smith s
historic address will be full
Of interest. fresh. and will contribute
to the Institutes history IN a
large MEASURE. lt will give mfor-
nation rot generally known and not
contained i'm the historic address writ
ten by Colonel j. T. l.. Preston.
The alumni banquet at night promises
TO be the equal m got up of anything
ever enjoyed in this country.
Pizzini thocontract0r for the banquet,
has large force here preparing for u.
and no pains or expense is being spared
% mako 10 am elegant affair.
Tho Eh Banana Society. "A recent on
gauizltion among tho ola cadets, along
i'm theseyonties. held reunion at Irvine
Hotel to-day.
Reports reach here Of tho fearful
loss of life ON the Norfolk and Western,
and much anxiety is felt for the safety
Of the expected friends overdue here.
Almost every class from the first IN
1912 up % date had It's representatives.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-03

Mr. Clarence Bowen, who was on the
train.
At $3.50 the President, Mrs. Harrison
and Mr. Halford left the white House
i'm carriage and were driven to the
Pennsylvania Railroad station. where
they were Joined by the other members
Of the party. In walking from the
carriage TO the station platform, the
President passed the spot. where just
eight years ago to-day, President Gar
field fell at the hands Of Guiteau while
ON his way t0 the train tina. was TO
have taken him 30 Mrs. Garfield at
Long Branch.
After bidding goodbye TO the Presi-
dent, Mrs. Harrison and Mr.. lialford
returned 60 the White House, " here
the former will spend the time during
the Presidents absence in preparing
for the viz 9 TO Deer Park.
The Presidential party will reach
New York. barring accidents and de-
laws. at 900 tonight.
They will stay at the Fifth avenue hO-
tel tonight. and at 10 O'Clock to-mor-
row morning will leave for Woodstock
on a special train.
AZ Stamford. Governor Buckley and
staff. Senator'S liawley and Platt, and
others Will join the party. Brief stops
viii also De made at New Haven, Hart
ford, and Putnam. Fron the latter
place the party will be driven to Rose
land Park, whers the celebration is TO
tak0 place.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-03


FREDERICKSBURG. Va, July 2.-Last
Monday SpOttsy ylyania County Court
considered the case Of the Common
wealth against Gordon. charged with
attempting to kill William Learell by
striking him on the head. The case
was continued 10 the next term OF the
court.
The case of Slubbs. who was charged
with the murder Of Comfort lcOlored)
was continued until tomorrow.
The body OF Charles Hunter, drowned
tn the biz freshet Was recovered to-day,
but was almost unacceptable.
The storm here has ragged with great
fury. A freshet is expected.
Paul Keys. under sentence Of death,
has selected Rev ". NJ. Robinson. col
ored, as his spiritual adviser. He stub
bornly denies the crime u which be is
convicted.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-03
PETERSBURG.
Dsmocsasie HuIe Norfolk aud western
HaiirOan sccident trOpS.

~lrclu To- Nle illuto.I
PGrfRsBURG. July 2.-Democratic
rule in tins city has roduced taxes 20
cents in the hundred dollars.
This community was greatly shocked
t0 hear of the Norfolk and Western
Railroad accident near II az ons. One
Of the victims vas Engineer Alvin 5.
james. OF this city.
The question II the removal Of the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad track was
brought out i'm the Council last night.
No definite action was taken. lt WAS
suggested that additional yard room be
given the railroad company on Poca-
hontas street. and thus TO some extent
relieve Washington street.
News from the agricultural districts
Is Of the most discouraging character
on account of the heavy rains.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-03
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
neeiin4 ol she county Democratic
sOmmittoo- county court in session
Knius weather
isi' '.i' i' ii4' '"'''''i


CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, July "A
meeting of the County Democratic
Committee was held in this city yoster-
day. The county chairman, Captain
81. Woods. has issued q call to the
Democratic voters OF The county 10 meet
i'm their respective magisterial districts
on Saturday, the 81 Of August, 10 select
delegate and alternates TO attend the
State Democratic Convention. which
meets n Richmond on August lIih.
Tine c0uteution to nominate county
candidates % the State Senate and
and House OF Delegates will not be held
until after the State Convention in
Redmond.
The July term of tho County Cour.
opened yesterday. The weather WAS
very inclcnent. but nevertheless
large crowd of people from this and
AL l1iniug counties were i'm the city TO
attend court. The court ia in session
to-day. and will continue tor number
Of days. and wit be- occupied with
number of minor casos.
TIE weather in TIM. section for the
pas. mOath has been very rainy, and
the farmers in many cases are unable
to properly attend to their crops on
this account.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-03
A TERRIBLE WRECK
on THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN
RAILROAD.
Into "a Landslide Near Ihaxfon's
siation-A Number OF Per
sons KILLED and wounded.

The accident on the Norfolk and
Western Railroad, twenty-five miles
west Of Lynchburg, early yesterday
morning, was indeed distressing
affair Some Of those reported killed
and wounded are well-known in Rich
mond. As soon az the news Of the
accident reached this city, Captain
Sumpter, Of the Railroad Commission
er's office, left for the scene Of the
disaster. Railroad Commissioner Hill
was unable to 20, being quite unwell.
Below we give the latest telcgra. nic
dispatches in regard to the terrible ac-
cident;
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-03
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
4 THlRTY-FIyE THOUSAND BARREL
OIL TANK BURNING.
10 4. Feared uthor Tanks VIII Cafch
-worEmcn Sent 10 shoot
the Tnnk-Ihc ifre Hc-
yond control.

WAsmNGTON. July During se-
we're storm at $50 o o'clock this afternoon
lightning struck a thirty-fve thousand
barrel tank of oil at Johnston 5 station.
six miles north Of Washington. Tho
oil is burning ierceiy. and it Is feared
other large tanks in the vicinity will
catch fire. The tanks are owned by
the Atlantic and Western Pipe Line.
Workmen have been sent 10 shoot the
tank.
Lafer.-i0 Z. M.-Atter the burning
tank had been shot the escaping oil
ignited. The burning oil is running
into the creeks. and rs far as the eye
can see there is one sheet of flames.
The fire is beyond control None Of
the other tanks have. as yet, caught
fire. but are in much danger.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-03
Assgstanf SuTgeons.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 2.-At th,
recent examinations for assistant sur
geons' ia the Marine Hospital Service
four Of the candidates were found
qualified for appointments. They
were John +. Greenwelt, of Louisiana
George b. Young, OF New York Viii
liam q. Simpson, OF District Of Colum
bia and benjamin w. Brown, of Vir-
ginia. They will be recommended tC
the President for appointment as va
cancles occur.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-03

WAsHINGTOS, ID. c.. July 2.-The
following named fourth-class post
masters were appointed in Virginia
to-day. W. W Breeding at Al
lisonia, Il. +. Goodman at Burke 5
Garden. William T. Miars at
Churchland John w. Spencer
at CIarkeyile, George AldeTson at
Guests Station, Mary NJ. Collins at
Kimballton, William l.. Moore at
Knolc. Charles G.. Anderson at Lebanon.
j R. Hudson at Max Meadows, G. w.
Elmoro at Newcastle, ID. +. j. Basker
vile st Palmer's Springs, Oscar j..
Emm0us no Pearisburg, G.. a. Wood
yard at Poplar Hill. ID. w. Cupps at
Princess Anno Courthouse. Matte
Brown at Snuppi. A. T. Littow at
O.. G.. Kelly at Thessalia.
John Hill at Turkey Cove, A. X. Flzer
at Narrows. W. &. Harris at New
Riycr Depot, Harvey Young at Yokum
Station.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-03
Governor Lee ana Otker Distinguished
visitors Arrive.

LEXINGTON VA. July Ex-Governor
Fitzhugh Lee, Of Virginia, arrived to-
night. G. ysuOr Buckner, Of Ken
tucky, Will arrive in the morning.
Many distinguished visitors are here,
including Hon. John y. Wise and Gen
eral William MahOne. The annual
field sports bsgan this evening, Free.
land won the gold medal for best all
round athletic. Kahn won a gold
medal for second best.
The final cadet german 70 night was
opened by G.. 5. Andrews aud J. j.
Middleton, Of Mary yland. The Board OF
Visitors adjourned until Thursday
when action on the resignation OF Gen
eral Smith, superintendent Of the Vir.
ginia Military Institute, will be made
public tomorrow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-03

NEW YORK. July Justice Andrews
Of the Supreme Court. this afternoon
granted John Sullivan q writ of porem
Tory mandamus requiring commissioner
Gilroy 90 reinstate Sullivan as a day
laborer i'm tine department Of public
works.
Sullivan is an honorably discharged
soldier and claimed that he had been
discharged without cause. Mr.. Gilroy
claimed that he had merely declined Ia
hire Sullivan again and had not hired
anyone in his place. although he had
hired other persons TO do work Of tie
same kind.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-03
DR.. GcInerneY AllNe.

NEW York. July William Con
nelly, the Superintendent Of the Labor
Bureau at Castle Garden, announced
to-day that he had received a message
from his friend, DR.. McInerney
who re disappearance has been con-
nected by rumor with the Cronin
tragedy. The message reads 4 Am
well and never was IN better health.
Ny present mission, as you we'll know,
has nothing whatever 20 do with poll
tics OF other public matters. | am
away on purely psrso nal matters.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-03
Railroad President Elected.

DANymLE. Va, July 2.-At q meet
ing Of the board Of directors Of the
Danyille and East Tennessee Railway
Company, which was organized here
ten days ago, held to-day, General
Thomas Ewing, Of New York, was
unanimously elected president Of the
company. Books Of subscription will
be opened az once. and the city of Dam
vile will be asked 20 subscribe $3.50 900
in bonds. President Ewing is also the
president OF the Atlantic and Danyille.
road.
II. j. Barnes. who tried 10 commit
suicide by taking laudanum. Is improy-
ing, and ia fair way TO recovery.