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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
M. DEROuLEDS
Leads q RIotous DEMONSTRATION IN ParI..

While General Boulanger continues In
London his followers are working out a
mischievous scheme in Paris. They seem
TO aim at creating the greatest possible dis
order, aud at disturbing the Government
all they can by stirring up discomfort. The
ringleader in these performances is M. De-
roulede, q member of the Chamber OF
Deputies. Only two days after making a
scandalous disturbance in the Chamber Of
Deputies he undertook TO create riot in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
PRINCESS LOUISE,
Granddaughter of Queen Victoria, to
Marry the Earl of Fife.

Below is a portrait, made from tho latest
photograph Of her, of the Princess Louise,
eldest daughter and third child Of Albert
Edward, Prince of Wales, and his wife, the
Princess Alexandra. who will be married
soon. The Princess is in her twenty-thrd
year, having been born February 70,
1867. There Is nothing in particular to
be said about her She Is an accom-
plished and amiable girl, trained by her
excellent mother to love useful employ
ment, and accustomed to a simplicity Of
attire which would startle many favored
daughters Of democratic America; She
is not exactly a beauty, but Is cookbook
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
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PRICE % CENTS PER GALLON

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ing, and strongly resembles her father.
Her countenance is strongly of the Han
overian mould, like that of the Prince and
his royal mother. She is to be the wife of
the Earl Of Fife. making the second in
stance within recent generations Of MEM
bers of the English royal family marrying
below the rank of royalty. The other ex-
ceptioni is that of her aunt and namesake,
the Princess Louise, who is the wife of the
Marquis Of LOrne. Her betrothal TO the
Earl Of Fife is a love match, and is generally
approved by the people OF the United King
dom. She Will marry a nObleman worth
probably more than half million dollarsa
year, and who is said To be a model of pure
and noble manhood. IL IS Tumored that
Queen Victoria will create him Duke of
Inverness on the occasion of his marriage,
title borne by her Majestv's uncle, the
Duke of Sussex, and having for this reason
a semi-royal dignity. Whether this shall
be so or not the rank of the Princess will be-
come that of her husband and no higher.
She is TO receive a vast number of mag
nifcent wedding presents. The Roth
sehilds will give her "A diamond and ruby
necklace worth twenty thousand dollars,
and the Shah of Persia viii present her
with gift even more valuable. Her
father, the P~ince of Wales, will give her
away. The wedding wall be July 9th.
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH--sUNDAY JULY Fl. 1889.
aud SOW her lI.tIe girl there. having faIlon

and saw her little girl there. having fallen
in while ut play.
The little girl was taken out unframed,
and now the snake is greater pet than
ever in the family, as both Mir. and Mrs.
SAWYER firmly believe that the sagacious
reptile had instinct enough to tell them
that the little one was in danger and had
taken the means described TO notify the
childis parents of the accident that had
happened TO their little one.
Mr.. Sawyer Is reliable gentleman
Whether the affair was n coincidence or n
wonderful exhibition Of snake sense he
can't say.
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LIE EARL OE EIFE.
To Marry the Princess Louise, Eldest
Daughter Of the Prince OF Wales.

Daughter of the Prince Of Wales.
The Earl of Fife, whom tits the fashion
TO call Macduf," will marry the Princess
Louise. granddaughter Of Queen Victoria,
on the 9th Of July. He has an ancient
lineage. Ten years ago. when he was about
twenty-nine years old, he succeeded TO the
earldom. In 1885 he was created an Earl
Of the United Kingdom. He was for some
time captain of the Corps Of Gentlemen-at-
Arms. and in 1882 he went on u special mis-
sion TO the King OF SaXony in 1861 he visit
ed New York, giving the city great atten-
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san Raphael.
1893 lsiF
For the Dispatch

For the Dispatch
" Napoleon la-ded here.
Perhaps this very spot Of humble earth
Wnore0n stand ina feyerent wonterment
Has felt The blaze ~ his victorious eyes
Returned from Egypt,
And thou. OBJ h0fTg Sea ~ bls
Alp0.clp sGutg orsr you
AMI dOubly blessed. o seat
Thou comforter ~ that great two-nafured man
Half ioonine and yet hnlf yulture-wh0
After that mouruiul march had 0nce more need
~ you.
Perhaps he read IN your unering tiies
Some hope for his eDDed fortunes.
.
To-day beneath tie pleasant sun ~ France
Tho same sweet foam-lacei waters dance
But 60 DO quick wave has sa-rciue,s for me
Because ma lose a. well IA victory
They served Napoleon.
X. I. p.
NICE, January 2Jth.
'rlis port on the Mediterranean WAS the one
where Napoleon the Groat landed after his AZ
rican cOnquesfs, aud also whence he embarked
for Eliza after mis- sbdication OF March lfth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
"Rins in the Lutte

"Rifis in the Lutte"
For tho Di-patchl
\ little biz Of pearly sky;
level strip Of ocean blue;
silvery sail that hurries by.
And bears my yain regrets 20 you.
4 little word ~ quick distrus.,
flashing look Of angry light:
A dear rose stamped a. mildly dust;
And frightened ioye had taken dight.
h. L. p.
WARNISsTBR, VA, 1850
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

Old newspapers for sale at this Office !;
price. 70 cents per hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

NEW YoRK, July 20, 1889.
Black seems TO be full dress in the coun-
try. In the average country-going lady's
wardrobe more than one black gown Is
numbered 20 be worn during the evenings.
These are not necessarily Of very rich ma
terials --challies, cashmeres, and Henriettas
being favored. But, even for decolbte eve
ming gowns, black Is the color for the re-
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TABLES TURNED.

Yes, he had it all straight. II did not
seem 10 occur 70 him that instead of me
teaching him he was teaching me. FL
nally when he was in the middle of one
OF his lectures / did this. (Here Demp-
sey drew back his left fist and threw
forward his left foot with very violent
motion, clenching his teeth as he did
so.) What is the number of this?' /
asked, as j sent good hot left-hander at
him. As / expected both his hands flew
up in front of his face and that one mo-
ton scattered all his theory. II was not a
particular hard punch, but it landed fair in
his stomach aud doubled him up in
corner. When he got on his feet again he
remembered an engagement he had been
neglecting and went right off 10 attend TO
10. That was the last 1 saw Of him, and
must say was glad. / would have gone
insane if he bad kept on trying to stuff me
with his book. What he was doing was
good enough If he only intended TO show
his friends how clever he was in parlor,
but for fighting purposes il was absolutely
useless. The power of hitting hard, get
ting away quickly. and standing prolonged,
and severe hammering only comes from
practice. Rules which can do pugilist
any good are very few and very simple,
and he soon learns them by experience.
Reading books will never teach any man
how to fight, and doubt Ii It will help
him.
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"Did YOU ever have any narrow escapes
In doctoring wild animslsl"
Twice. Several years ago had leg
broken while giving q camel dose Of
medicine. You wouldn't think sick
camel could be dangerous patient.
Neither did /, but have changed my mind
since This is the way it happened. i was
called one night while Was sitting here
lust az am this evening by Tom Dono-
hue who said that our old bull camel had
the collie. went out ia the paddock and
found the ugly brute groaning and rolling
10 agony. ] hurried 10 the medical cup
BOARD and filed bottle with the strongest
mixture l had, then / went back 70 the
paddock. BY that time the camel was on
his feet. As we came near him he fought.
We finally got a rope around his neck and
drew him up TO the fence. Here We met
with an unexpected obstacle. The old fell
low 8 lck his nose high up in the air and
roiUsed 10 take the dose. When you re-
mesu Der that a camel has a neck almost rs
long ~ giraffe you will readily under
Hfaud how difficult il would be for q man
ct medium height like myself 10 reach up
and pour anything down his throat
A., last a plan occurred 10 me. l climbed
up ou the fence and found that could
reaeh bis head. Then / had the bottle
handed 10 me. just as | poured the last
drop down his throat the ungrateful brute
gave lis mead JERK and threw me on the
fence 10 the ground. II broke my leg but
she beast got well. Since then l have car
licd . step-ladder with me when doctor
sick canels."
TIE COMING COAT.
The Tuxedo or dress-sack coat, which
has besn known under so many names
4he ''Cowes Coat" the "Tailless Dress
Coat the Home-Dress Coat" etc.--is,
according 10 latest adYices, doomed. 1t is
- have successor. When Berry Wall
frst appeared in the tuxedo" he was
fidiculed on all hands, and after fighting
TIE matter for little while he abandoned
the idea Of compelling others 10 initiate
him.
IL was not so very long afterwards that
the general run OF men in fashionable life
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

A Lewiston paper says; A method OF
Distinguishing the mushroom from the poi
sonous toadstool is said 10 be by sprinkling
salt on the under side. II ID turns black
the mushroom is good. II yellow it is POI
sonous. Time should be given the salt to
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LeElnn ElixIr.


WARNlNsTBR, VA. 1850
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-18

fuTc them. 1 hoard II man, who looked as
though he might b. from the central part
of lud ana, and who seemed bent upon
doing tho right thing regardless OF OK
pens order bottle Of winc at dinner yos-
tcrday. Best ye got, now; best ye got.
he calcd 10 the waiter When he was in
formed that no wine could be served. he
suid NO wine? Well, | reckon yer not
so burned high toned here as yer pertend
to mike out Why, / kin git any sort o
wine | prefer up to any the lake plac, s. an
Il cy iont say they're In the same list with
Ncwrolt."
This queen OF summer cities Is certainly
a golden enigma. Who arc tho fairies and
kni hts living in those secluded cast S.
rnd what 40 they do TO pass the time away?
IL / difficult 10 understand that they are
only men and women, full og fruiltics, dis
turbanccs. and emotions that arc found In
uncouther districts. When you catch a
glimpse OF divine girl straying afar of
through I'm urchway OF trees IL seems as
though she must surely be free from guile
and contamination, and that she is q beau
tful spirit existing in fairer worl1 than
ours. And yct. wdcn you come TO talk With
'her, she is only q GIL. and--let me whisper
to you--o ten as frivolous as anything you
eau imagine. Oh. yes! These angelic
creatures - perfect enough IL loft un.
adorned. yet with their lovcline.s a"centu-
ated so by sublime drapeTirs as TO impress
you with tho lclief that not enough world
lincss is left 10 mako tn cm approachable-
they are nosh blood women. with
all tho feminine witcherics mado doubly
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-18

men all begin to shout at one another.
'Cawnfaound 1t. Stanley. il you will persist
in riding right oyaw me, you'll break my
neck, don't ye know And again: i say.
Raymond. old man. II you will kindly take
your pony's forefeet of my neck. I'll be
Then Tommy Hitchcock canters up and
says: Only tew minutes and a hawf noah.
fellows That is polo"
And the radiant girl smiled sadly at the
humor OF her frie nds in the striped shirts,
who were all in heap at that moment out
in the center Of the field chopping away at
a ball that might just as well be left where
Il lay.
There are proportionately more fellows
to girls at Newport than at most watering
places. because Weather idlers are plen-
tier here. 1t is til heavy father with busl-
ness in New York 10 care for who comes
here to sandwich Sunday between slices
of Saturday and Monday. while beaux are
here all through the week. Sometimes the
old chap is the husband. instead of the
father, OF young belle; and in that case,
believe me. she is an interesting creature
let me Introduce you TO Mr.. Smith,"
sweetly said such n wife, who had been
flirting as maiden; this is Mr.. Brown"
Glad to know you" responded tho gouty
old Smith. lifting his hat from his nearly
hail less head, and gazing on the stalwart,
handsome Brown.
The pleasure is mutual" said Brown.
Your most agreeable daughter has
And then tho changj from en'gnity to
choIer in Smiths face stopped all Vivacity.
even in the young woman who had thought
1t fun TO change. for mildly firtati Gus pur-
poses, from matron to maiden,
To drive along the Cliff road on spark
ling afternoon is d light which cannot bo
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-18
9, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. JULY lS, 1889

small peaceful wave. md when she finds a
very gentle one she turns half round and
sits on II. Then she gives tiny scream
and trots out OF the wnter, whsn she Is met
by her maid who envelopes her IN long
robe and the two go up over the beach
chatterlng In French together. In contrast
with this pin sort o. propriety In the surf,
IL would be almosta JOY 10 sec tho boldness
OF Coney Island or Bar Harbor bathing.
children are free and frol csome in the SURF.
and that tho young offsp ing OF m lllonairc5
are left TO the care OF n common. every
day old bathmaster for safety. while no re-
straint Is placed on their shore gambols.
Twice week you will SEQ the grown-up
Newport enchantress In regal state among
the cushions OF her carriage. laziy gazing
from beneath hcr long lashes at the c
clonic game OF polo. and listening 10 the
conversation OF her highly groomed men
friends who go lounglng about from one
carriage to another. leaning languidly
against wheel. and paying the same COM
plimcnts to each girl in turn. Don't imag-
ino but what many of these superior young
women arc entirely sensible, and that they
are as ready to ridicule their own customs
as outsiders are. Outat the polo game last
Saturday heard the handsomest of them
ALA supreme blonde with dreamy brown
eyes. aud with nvoice tnat was In itself q
caress-assure friend who stood by her
carriage that. il it were not for the clever
ponies. her gold-plated brothers would get
themselves killed occasionally.
We'll, don't exactly understand polo"
said her friend, who looked like navy or
army officer on leave. What is 1t made up
Of Miss B-?"
"A scamper and tangle." was the reply.
There's a rush and whizz. and then tie
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-18

found in many parts Of this world. Added
TO the natural adornments OF the neighbor-
hood and the salt freshness OF the splendid
sea beneath you. are such palaces as only
princes are supposed to live In, "A pageant
OF equipages. and a feetlng vision OF faces,
with their beauty heightened by every pos
sibe device of environment Tho houses
OF the Yanderbilts alone are marvels OF
magnincenco sufficient to make New
port extraordinary. There Is no
other section OF tho country where
pastoral l!f5 is bedecked with the grandeur
OF masonry aud horticulture as 1t Is here.
The stone mansions OF perfect architect
ura taste. the sweeping roadways edged
by nawless lawns whereon grow exotic
plants that in themselves arc worth small
fortunes. the umbfageous woods, the lnkes,
all these things spread in u continuity OF
cultivated beauty rs far as your vision will
take you. make OF Newport very wonder
land. som thing 10 be seen by all who can
secure the opportunity. / was mentioning
young lady who lives in mansion on
Bellevue avenue, and who has her choice
each afternoon between a dozen different
kinds OF carts. as many horses as her great
stable will hold, aud even curious push
cart. In which she sits while propelled by
stalwart servtor, while dudenng per-
chance strides beside the whimsical ve-
hiclc. She assured mo that. while II was
OF course all very beautiful, 1t was undcnia-
bly, s.upid.
Il have gained papa's consent to go TO
Na ragansett one day out OF evory week for
the rest OF the season" said she. Nara
ga1so.t is go Jolly, you know.
/ asked what she meant by Jolly.
"Oh. clever men rom New York that one
never saw before--wine suppers. songs.
dances, and all that sort OF thing. The men
ho~e arc awfully nice, you know; but We
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-18

dangerous by this outward display Of;
iinery. We, shall neve- lind tho man who
can withstand the innumcrahle charms o.
the Thoroughbred Newport mHidon. She is
perfect palace of sweetness and light. in
order TO see her. you must be alert aud in
formed. At one hour you shall discover
her and hcr friends arranged in bouquets
all around what Is called The Horseshoe"
in the Casino. She sits thcro In lofty
silence. drinking in the dreamy refrain Of a
hidden orchestra. aud consuming a creme
de mcnthe very often At tho same time.
doing tho first us flowers drink the morning
air. and tho latter as humming b rds draw
honey from morning gorics. Again you
will ilnd her tiptocing down from the bath
house TO the sea clad In clinging flannel.
her graceful limbs swathed In bright silk
took n9s. and the gcntln curves OF her ne-
ure ungirt and eloquent, She Is n dainty
and fascinating bather. Instead Of splash
ing fcrccly in. rs hot cousin over at Mar
ragansott does. she IL in the habit OF TAX
inr about lftcen mlnuics IN getting
cut as deep ~ her knees, and. when
the swcls flcat up TO whore her panta-
lettes begin. she stands with nuttering
arms and heaving breast just like a little
futtcting bir'. After % long time OF doubt
she makes decision. Ahe watches for
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-18

surely are beneath thai placid front. but
the eyes Of the multitud, are forbidden 10
view them, and so the casual callerat New
port often votes the place exceedingly dull.
Well, there Is more than one way TO XIII
cat, and there are several ways oil seeing
Newport recisely as IL is. III you are one
Of u.s." you go there and share in the Joys
and betray no secrets. III you are sports
man you can put on your leggins and tweed
coat and knock over all the partridges you
can carry, in some ones well-stocked
woods. IL you are bather you can get
good cold slrf and lovely companions to
swim with. II you don't go in for water
we'll. they tell me that there Is nothing else
to drink mere. but ii you Will follow me
down this quiet hallway, will Introduce
you to u gentleman in n white jacket who
will prove to you that there are more things
in heaven and Rhode Island than is pumped
out of well. II you are ahuntsman, there
is no place on earth whore you can do your
shooting in better form, il only you take
example OF the swells in their cunning
jackets and knee-short trousers.
There is an atmosphere OF wealth in the
place WHICH utstroseea- fsovtuvioi -frrrrss5.
In the hotels you find Whole families OF un-
certain peopio VINO Hres fISfs to- -sco-tlsings,
and are plainly wondering ifthey are being
mistaken for legitimate members OF the
refulgent society. They are so careful OF
behaving correctly that It must be bliss for
them to get into the seclusion OF their
rooms occasionally and unbond. They do
not supple up even to eat but sit rlgidly
and glare at the viands as they are set be-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-18

KILRAIN DEFEATED ny BOsTOE's
FAMOUS PUGILIsT.

The Great Battle of the Giants at Rich
burg, Mlss.-Seventy-f Rounds Fought,
Although the Contest Was Virtually Set
tied In tho Third-DetaiIs OF the Fight
The great battle for the championship OF the
world, So, 900, aud the Fox championship belt
between John l.. Sullivan aud Jake KiTain, was
fought ON the morning of the 6th near Richburg
Miss, and was won by Sullivan I'm seventy-h
rounds, occupying two hours and five minutes
s sns sPohse pelng tnroWh UP Ior Miriam ny the
end OF that tine. Ine Dattle was one OF tne
hardest ever fought between big men in this
country, but from start to finish Sullivan
had decidedly the better Of it. Kilrain
wrestler represented, for Sullivan threw as
often as he was thrown, aud with far greater
added 70 the nanishment Of the S men M John
Fitzpatrick, of New Orleans, the referee.
He is an honest man, but no is not fully posted
went down repeatedly without blow, In the
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-18

EWPORT, X. l.,
July, 1889. - TIL o
xurious calm
which hangs over
Newport immedi-
atcly conyinces the
strange visitor that
he has been ush-
cred into some-
thing vastly differ
ent from the usual
fash and = flu { ter
watering place. 1t
Is a strictly elegant
city. with its de-
lights. habits. and
pi sslons yory gen.
orally screened by
beautiful hedges
lows and impene-
trable foliage. Ex-
eitements thore