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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-05-20

9apanacisorerne er bleune baooe
imaa % lpie, fioen bet lptteoeS Mc'
&iulep at befattte benz meb $3.50
pr. Buno os Csc ao polarem, men be
1elges til ben 9am(e &ris. unoer>
ibselier bar 9ootsiort, at ber ct fra
2 til 3 8uno minbre al Eobat / buert
1000 @i9arer, enb Der bar fbr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-05-20

Sra 2onoon meboeles, at bet par
befemt, at oer / &irterne iiofe sgn=
bag ifuloe beoes ON Befrielie for ST.
fuen5a>@pioemiea, Der bar last en-
5olelie al 5ortrpttbeo oper 5orret=
niugslipet, @elitabsliuet o9 bet poli>
tiife 2ip. 2igeleoes meooeles, at
Dronnins &ictoria be9pnoer at ltran=
te itertt. 9un faar ofte Nufalo af
Dpii9beo. &aa famine 9io, tom
Sronninsens @ua9beo tiltaser, saar
bet oslaa fartt neooper meo benoes
@6n, Yrinien af @a1es. San ct 1aa
oaarlis al @ist, al ban life fan 9aa.
Man beaDnoer osioa at frp9te for
9amle @laofones 9elbreo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-05-20

6. Qa55aro @ells, 2eoeren al ben
of rGrant 2eslies Geetpspaper" ifior
uoIenbte Expedition til bet inbre 2lla=
TIA pasiereoe torr. use 9iennem ct.
SAUL paa 9iemueien til Metp Dort;
tuinter beo bet, at 6ele @rpebitionen,
oer talte 5 boibe Mano, bar omtom=
men; be bar imiblertio ubbolbt fore
Strababier o9 matte lang Eio lepe
at 8er os &oofruster; alt &il6t ips
ger / Sommermaaneberne op til
Bierstoppene &orb for at unosaa
Musquitoibermene; tisfe Snietter
ct iaa fore beroppe, at be braber
8ibrne oeb at ftitfe 9iuene ub. @aa.
fnart mon fommer op paa Tielbene
lanss &piten er bet Snbre af NlaFa
temme1is Fabt % itosbeporet; fra
Sum- til Dttober ifior reiite be oper
5000 Mil os fun ct @teb faa be @ne;
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-05-20

@ranbiurpen pal baue tattet 9ilta>
lebeilutnin9 mob II 8linbiuinholoere
/ Siour Sails. Jlere Of bisie, Der
pel frp9teoe fremtioise l1bebo9eli9be>
BET, tos Sernbauen flurens. Men
be tommer not tilbaae.
(@pb= =9atota @ffo.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-05-20
8rdFoente,ts @eife.

YrattoettettS &etfe-
&refbent 9arriion % bans &eile>
fptse ct fommet biem til @aibinaton
fra fin lan9e &eiie. g}eilen git, iom
man erinorer, tpri til @pbftaterne os
berpaa til @acifidpten. Dueralt
bereotes &reibenten en- fetlis Moo<
taselie. s @an Traniiifo oar ban
&ibne til, at ct fort &ri9sfib git af
@tabelen. @an mobto9es paa Fere
@teber al Taraoer al Stoleb1rn, %
bppr mon bapbe &anoner at 1alutere
meb, ipareoe mon lite paa &rubtet.
Ser uofolbeoes me9en &rast unoer
9refoentens aSeile. men ban leoiase,
bes lite al noset militart @trammel,
oer pleier at fplse &oneerne, naar be
er noe paa @eiie, os iaa baube ban
lite Droener at belle uo, iom be pleier
at babe.
Nuiierne bar inbebolot lanae Meo=
bdeller ONT, boorleoes &reiioenten
blep mootaeet paa be forfiel1ise Ste
Der, os be Taler. iom ban bat bolbt.
9an bar ofte berbrt politife Sppr9sz
maul laalom &eciprocitet meo be ipb:
amerifanite 2anoe, 9licorasuatana=
lens 5ulofbrelie, Opelitains af amez
ritanife Spfartsinteresier, ti1itrettez
list &pftforioar, np Glaaoe olo.
Sra Can 5rancisco git &eiien til
Oregon os @aibinstou % oerfra oper
Union &acifics8anen til Sbabo os
l1tab og iaa ret pfoper 9iennem Sn<
oiana, &refoentens @iemitat, til
@ouebitaoen @a16inaton. 8reiioen=
ten bar lite funbet Eio til at belpse
Minneiota. Moroitiernetaten faar
bel life 8eies af voen itore Gaoer",
tpr ben neite 8reiioent foretaser fin
@ritssata. 9a ftaar 10 bore Moro.
peititater for Sur.
@etreter &ult, iom fulste Braii>
oenten, uotalte fig 2proas paa fpl9en=
be Maabe om &eiien:
Set bar en- piounberli9 @rcuri ion,
o9 buer Dag paa Euren uar fulo al
bebaselige 9enoelier. iom bill faite
fig / Dor @rinbrin9. Set fore amez
ritanRe @ublitum 5ottet - par
entuiiafiit fra 8e9pnbelien til @n=
ben, os buis be sobe 5olt paa Dor
Suite foribmte nosen &pfisbeo, iaa
maatte bet pere noset, ies lite par
iftano til at opba9e. Serli9 till
frebsfiqenbe Dor Dor Mootaselie
Spoen, buor enbuer 9ilien par
operoroentlia bjertelis. Jra ben 9io
ri tos inb Eennesiee. par &eiien ct
9plonin9stog, % paa enbuer @ioe
bbrteS tntet anoet eno be meit patrio=
tiite Dtrin9er. Eeras imurte maafe
tDttere paa eno nusen anoen af Spoz
@taterne, % bet er inseu Dueroriz
oelie, ON leg flyer, at Solicit bar
oilot af @lebe ouer 8reiioentens
Gilipuetomit. 9uao Der 9ioroe mere
Snotrpt paa mig eno 5olfetS Be9eiz
firing bar &refioentens merfeli9e
oratoriite 9Dstisbeo. 6an bolot ct
itprre Intal Gpriteran9s<Ealer en-
Maaneo eno man9en bpilero Manb
tunoe tenfe uo os lepere / belle fin
2eoetib. O9 ban bar life altio forz
bereot. 9uao ban iasoe umiobelbart
nar otte bet bebfe. 9an funbe lis9e
os bpite i'm 8osn, oa bort Ereu
itanbiebe ueo en- @anbtant = ri
bruste en- COB Sci @anb = og ct
&ar 2uiinoe MenneFer famleoe fig
rnnbt 3renet os forlan9te en- Eale.
Mfan fit pi6e Of Sernbanefolt, at
2renet uiloe itanbie Der, % iaa gap
man &refoenten noyet at befille.
&eo iaaoanne upentebe 2eili9beber
bar &refbentens Bemertuinser oper=
oroentlig belbi9e.
rWinneapplis Zines" bar ianleo<
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-05-20

fra 3 Suli ifior o9 til be for 8 Tiger
lioen tom til Yt, &owuseno par be
lite famn,en me6 andre Mennel lfer,
unota9en Bilbe; Str. @ells tror, at
Wt. @ran9el er ben bbieite 8ier9top,
bpiere eno Mt. @ltas meo fine 1880
Sob, men 8rooiantmanselen forbin<
brebe bem ira at nerme fig Mt.
@ran9el og maale ben. Eempera:
turen um @iuteren ct 9ienneminitli9
omtrtns 90 @ra6er &uloe, unoerti=
ben neo til 40 @r.; @rpeoitionen
fauot Inoisninser af @ulb. Splu os
&obber; etteoS fanbt be Eurnips,
iom peiebe 5 os 6 Buno Stpttet; ueo
@bil9itua brebtes ipinter 5000 Be>
uere; men 2anbets 6ielpetiloer 1p=
neS ellers lite at pere pioere rare og
Stosen lite bru9eli9 til Ebmmer.
(9canbta.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-05-20

Blaine fan bore ipg not til at tres
be ub al 6arriions Cabinet men lite
1aa ips, at ban bill afilaa en- geominaz
tiou-til &refbent.
Il ct. Saul ,@lpbe".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-05-20

Sen ipecieQe @ranb Surp, iom bar
unber1gat 2pn@insen gte&p Orleans,
bar nu fremlast fin &apport. 9en<
ne er netop, buao mon funoe baue
uentet; Der 9igres iutet Goribs paa
at TONNE be fploi9e til1ips. 2pn=
@erne unoFploes berpeb, at bet Of
fentlise Mpoe", iom 2pn9insen iaa
imutt beneunes, oar nipontan", rtom
af fig ielu". Surpen amer pienipn>
Zig 2pn@in9en for at baue ueret be-
rettiset; tbi ben inatfer en- bel 9el
ON bet itpsse Morb paa &ennesiep,
ON 8efitfelier oiu. Set bar gien=
ipnlis olorig folot Surpen .inb, at
oenne 2oulpsbeb life bpr be5pare8
meo mere 2oul6sbeo, men bbr tpertz
imob fermane til itrens &e1pett for
2ouene. &remier 8ubini oil rnnee
lialis anle bette iom ct npt 8epis
paa, at Der in9en Opreisnin9 er at
faa for Stolien for 9rabet paa italiz
enife Borsere. Men itipnt Blaine
o9 Nmerifauerne maa bet(a9e, at bet
er iaa imaat meb pRetferbiebeben i
Stem OrleanS, DQ pQa QanbetS 8eo=
ne famine. fig berouer, bor &ubini
tnsen tetnif &et til at forlanse mere,
enb ban bar faaet. Eraftaten meb
syta1ien 9aranterer nemli9 til itali:
enite Borgere ben famine Beitpttelle,
fom ameritantte 8or9ere npber, ps
Mobben SEEM Orleans uar ferbeles
upartif meb 9enipn til be mproebes
8or9erifab. Ser er intet anbet
&aao at sipe Song nmbertos l1nber>
iaatter, enb at be faar bolbe fig borte
fra be @tater, buo- Der lite Tan pere
Eale ON Sob o9 @et. (Mmerita.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-05-20

Mrbeioerne Dulutb bar bopt en-
Strife tsien os bar oannet en- 2abo<
rer's Union. 8aa ct al oeres Mpz
oer bleu ifplse v9ulutb Sfapoinap"
antaset fplsenoe Nooresie til 8praaz
bet. Som bet fees al llnberlfrifters
ne, bar o9laa 8raferne iluttet fig til
Mrbeiberne.
rEil Get astueroi9e Bpraao Du=
lutb.
@om &omite, banolenoe paa Stri=
ternes &e9ne. anmooer unoertesneoe
om bet asteoe 8praabs oeluiQt8e
Meobielp til at faa iitano en- pieblitz
telia os tilfreosftiQenoe Orbnins al
Strioen mellem &ontrattbrerne %
Mrbeioerne.
Nf paalioelia Mutboritet er &omi=
teen blet fornisiet ON, at buer enefe
offentlis &ontratt BDen er baieret
paa en- Irbeiosl6n af 50 ON 9asen.
Bpens &elferb er npie fnpttet til be
arbeioenoe &lasiers &elfero i Dor
esen Miote. Set bpre 2iusopbolb
BET os ben forte Irbeiosiaion, bes9e
cir pset &ast til @etferoisbeoen af
Nrbeioerens 5orlan9enoe ON en- Dag
Jpn, lom oil iette bam iitano til at
forierse fin Sam ilie no8enlunbe an=
itenbi9t.
&omiteen fbler fig feruisiet ON
8praaoets Spmpatbi for Nrbeioeren,
os bet ct / fulb Sortrpitnins BERTH,
at ben anmober BDraaoet ON at 9ip<
re ben eneite Ein9, bet fan 9i6re /
@osen: @olo buer eneite &ontrattpr
til en- itrens 0pfplbelie al bans &ons
trait. Sab &ontrattpren forftaa tpz
belist at ban maa opfplbe 8etin9el<
ierne / fin &ontratt. os fei BERTH Bp>
raaoets oeluilliae Snbnpbelie os
9ielp, faa tror ri forpif, at benne
Snbf1pbelle oil oueruinbe eriiterenoe
@anifeliebeoer os boue tilfelse en-
inarli9 5remsans / oft offentli8t Nr=
beibe, poa ct @runblaa, iom pil bore
liee retferbist for Irbeiberen, for
&ontrattpren os tor 8pen.
Os til 6remme al bette 9iemeo
pilbe ri anbefale, at ct Mpoe afbol>
bes meaem en- &omite al 8praaoet,
en- &omite af Striterne % ale &on=
trattprerne unber 5oriebe af 8orz
sermeiteren.
@oiltet oft erbpbieit inoitilles.
sc. @eienbere Tormanh, &aitor
&eter @ilien, &aitor S. Sobnion,
@aitor Nus. &eterion, @aitor Carl
s. Collin. &aitor. 6. .. @osiel,
&aitor Sofepb s. Bub, &aftor Gran>
cis g. &osmerl, &rof. u. 6. Bars
ions, 9r. M. .. Eufte, @enrp &as<
Tins, @bas. SO. @ricion, Souls Irnes
fen, 81. g. Sobnlon, 6. @orteruo.
@enere meboeler bet famine 8(ab /
famine Mumer (Blaoet for 16oe
Mai), at Mpbet mellem &ontrattpz
rerne, @triferne, &omite % 8p>
bs=&omiteen besuerre lite fprte
til noqet &efultat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23

% .verv mort on the inland lakes. He
horch, eone land on the river near hinzie
and Canal streets. The Northwestern roau
ia;d n. tracks over the river TO lts uepot
80, Tho north side. aud IL happened ina.
tho,, oxtonded f0nr inches on Miokys'
ian1 There was talk Of condemnation,
but az thc house was not ID the way they
we're unsuccessful. ,..
Then the fun began. About Tour rlihes
q year the railroad company sJ ~ ,,iester
that was regularly shaken OIL his ceiines
nv the passing Of the trains. They wore
c9n.emptnously rejected. anu the oWhcE
finally started to retalIate. -,
Uo ns,n,sd his house occasionally, anu
vIon he did go or wanted TO drlVe
na;l over the secoud-story window no
GATED until Il WAS time for tram 10 pas s,
wen he carefully placed tho foot OF uls
ladder over ono Of the tracks, Just VIII ~
his own property. and orawied up INV
rounds. .,,,;,oa- did
90. J,rato knock >" Nicky" down, as ne
new the rnnn had q perfect ricIt 10 ~
VIA he pleased on his own premises. %
{" Wicl-v sat there for hours hanmerlhg
away or swiping clapboard WIN a paint
Lru.h No entreatles would bflnE LIN LIN
5nynsnd the whole system Of the Chicago
and Northwestern was b.oeked. il.
Several times he stood upon tic ii'l ~ =;
mole of his house win q sLG.su ~. ~.
threatened 20 shoot the hrst euS'H'ty IN, 'u%s
drove an engine over ms gIouti;H. So -
a GOOD share o. Cnicaso pOilo0 i''N -"
those DAYS to get him down. 81, II.
"a fo," ycars ago Mickey died and his
widow bridget did not keep up ihe nos,
t,iitlcs. and at last was compeIeu 10 sen
Lor ionse. Rut she got agOod price Tor II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
TROUBLE sOR TWO MEN.
Wives Compare notes and Decide They
Had Been Imposed On.

Had Been Imposed On.
Thorn vas O moments silence after the
infroinction, SAYS the Chicago IrtbnIe.
Wongnlike, each was mertslly sizing
tina other up" 1hon one or them spoke.
"Ny husband frequently speaks OF you b"
"Iudesdl" returned tho other. My
husband thinks you are wonderfully
clever
ideally? Why, that's the way nv hus-
hand tells about you. lie told me how
YOU reshaped and recovered that old para
sol and so saved S."
"Parasol! Why, / never touched it
until NV husband had harped all one day
on your c,eyerness in uphOistering AMI re-
lining baby-carrlage at sayinc OF 70"
Nonsense; the thing that made mo 40
that was the way my husband talked about
that parnsol Then he got me 70 fixing
over last years hat because you were
working over an old dress.
but I never started to do that until my
husband told me five times about your hat.
wasn't going to adrnl; that you could DO
anv more economical than /.
well, really. my dear madam, | heard
Of that dress twenty-iour hours before l
touched the hat"
Impossible. -
Then she stopped and her eyes began to
II believe our husbands n-she began
~ believe they have" chimed in the
other becoming excited 0lsO.
IT'S wicked shame!"
"An outraged They've Just tricked US,
that's all"
at was q regular plotl And to think
how he's made me work! I'll get new
gown today"
And | hat"
Thon TWO women went into o dry-goois
store aud spent ell tho money they could
scrape together. And two men got mighty
little for supper that night, and when
they complained they were promptly con-
WINGED tina, they oughtto have said nothing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
PASSION MITE DESERT.
A millionaire Areuses Ire by Asking for
Luxury.

Chancellor L. jerks. tho millionaire real
estate man. has large interests IN southern
California and mokes frequent trips 10 and
from the Golden State, says the Chicago
Hy1d The last time he went out he took
TIE Southarn Pacific railway.
One morning the train stopped for break
fast at n station in the middle of the desert.
The depot was the only building 20 be
seen. aid tie restaurant was L xt door to
tho tickst-ofiice.
Tho hoor-walker n charge Of the NJ
ranCements was what tho Browning cub
people call dead tough mUg." lie was
in u . shirt-slnevcs and tObaccO-iuice was
sprinkled literally over bis front.
Mr. jerks. who IS no longer young, was
suffering from the heat and hadn't much
appetite. and when tho girl came t. teke
bis order be said he guessed he wouldn't
have anything but a glass Of iced milk.
The glrl opened her eyes wide, and beckon-
ing to the hoor-Walker. said 10 I'LL audible
UndeTtone:
sag. jim, his whiskers wants q glass of
iced milk"
iced milk" he roarod; "iced milk
Good Lord, emily. We haul our weter from
IL Paso. DO You think we pick COWS OF
the cactus plantsl Give MN cup Of COT
fee.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
WILL NOT STEP ON A CRACK.
Tho Queer Habit Into Which "oston
Nan Hos Fallen.

ayes air. lam a crack walker; SAID
co,tlemen in a downtown hotel yester-
5ny. saws the Boston Glo)g. several OF hls
fr,Snds turned around and gave INN look
that was mingled with surprise ana IN
sI Ono of them said quickly What on
eorfh il crack walker.
The reply Games On nsn or
woman who can't stop on crack without
feel,ne nervous and frightened over u.
IN course. when one q Us goes over q hIicS
eidevaIL The cracks don't count, but on
crossing a big tagging we 20 arrange our
s,ers as 10 avoid the cracks.
II begaa It years ago coning ooWn 'o"l
inst T. nccupv M mind. bat II wasn't long
bsfore had tho habit 20 firmly fixed upon
,ro that an afraid viii neTer get over II.
Now lei me inadvertently step on crack
aud tao cold sweat viii stand out on me
What do I do? Why. 50, back and
step over the spot again. csrelully avoid
mo tbe crack. / DON'T know whether That
does me any good OF not, bat l know l al
ways feel better afterlt.
It always seems 70 me that shall not
have good luck J. | break my haoit. ]
know lots Of men who are crack walkers,
and have heard of some OF them gett nc
into such = state that they were forced to
pleco themselves under the caro- or phy-
siciaun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
MARAeLE A MONEY-MANER.
4 Newport News sonsation--OpDortGnity
for steel and Other Plants.

4 Newport News sensation-OpDortGnity
fo-n steel and Other Plants.
fCorrespondonco Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NEWPORT NEws. August 22.-Somewhat
of a sensation has been created here TINS
week by open charges OF Misconduct IN
Office against Just icc-0f-the-P eace Marablo,
who wss appointed TO q position some time
ago By Judge Peek. 1t IA alleged that Jus
tee Marabls has turned his ofnce into
money making enterprise, and that mat,
.crs Of tri-lug oOnscqUence are magnlnod
into offences of sufficient importance TO
receive large fees.
HIS UNFITSTss.
Besides this, il is openly alleged that
Narable Is unit for other reasons 70 ,ad-
minister Justice. Lawyer Hughes SAID last
night TO q DisparOE reporter That ~ IN
tended g ask Jud7o Peek 10 dismiss Mara
BILE nj once. If Tor nothing else on tlo
ground of ineihoieocy.
sTETL PLANT.
1t Ia stated upon excellent authority
that four large Manufacturing concerns
owning what Is On immense steel plaht.
which will alone employ more than LOW
men. have decided 10 locate hero II they
can get FREQ sites. etc. 4 meeting OF the
several land companies WAS he'd lhine-
dlltoly and II WAC iociGCc 10 oNtI NV
only land but money as an tnducement 10
these factories. / wns told by prominent
member of orc OF the largest land comps-
pies today that he considers the matter
Practically settled. The lend companies
have decided TO do their part" said ne,
and think the factories ore assured
CUTLERY CoNcLRN.
One Of them Is cutlery establishment,
which, il is said, will give employment to
500 mon. This means on increase o. at
least 5000 in The population OF Newport
News. The great D I'D here Is houses but
il is hoped that the e., Enlistment OF 20
many large factories will cause men OF
means 70 begiu the erection OF small
dwellings suitable for mechanics.
CONTRACTS FOR BUSINESS HOUSES.
n is stated that contracts for several
large business houses in addition 70 those
being erected by Messrs Barclay q VIII
liams and the Moss Brothers have been
virtually closed and that work will be
commenced within tho next ten days.
1t is whispered today that two Of the
bcst known Young people Of the city VIII
Join thcir fortunes about the 1st OF next
month. TIE gsntlWnap r. ono Of the losd-
ing businessmen of. the city, while the
LADY occupies On enyiable position IN Nov
pOYt News society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23

homewhst slow. An average OF 1900 peo-
ple came each day from Accomac,
Northampton, Norfolk. and Hampton by
carriage, car. and boat 10 SEQ the races.
which have been the best ever trotted on
this shore and nearly every ono holly con-
tested. The entries were large and
large per cent. OF the horses entered came
TO the start.
Notwithstanding the large attendance,
composed Of all classes of people. not
disturbances of any kind has marred the
success of tho fair.
Although the races were so closely con-
tested. and several fouls caused the hrst
horses to be set back, the unanimous opin-
ion Of horsc-men and spectators upholds
the judges In every decision.
The seven races Of the last two days weTe
fine exhibitions Of horse-racing. two of
them requiring FIVE heats and one SIX TO
decide the winner.
In the 2:29 class. purse 800. there were
sevon starters-Aliss Thompson Hewitt,
driver and owner) George 81. Mott paw
hing, driver and owner. Susie 1. (Racine.
driver; Smith, owner; Monoy-llunter
Nelson, driver and owner; Three Tips,
(Bclyin. driver; Toodles, Jr.. (Sm.l,
owner and driver); Rachel j. lQuinten,
driver and owner. Tho first heat was won
10y Miss Thompson; G.. NJ. Mott secord,
Dlblt i. lLlIN. inc, [.1<X. lp'ARAi.f
heat by G.. NJ. Mott Rachel Il. second;
Three Tips third. Time, 2.33'3. THIRD
heat by honey-Hunter; Rachel b. second,
Three Tips third. Time. 2:35. Fourth heat
BIZ Susie T.. Miss Thompson second,
George NJ. Mott third. Time. 2.33. Fifth
heat by SUSIE T.; Rachel Is second, Miss
Thompson third. Time. 2:3S. sixth race
by Susie L. Miss Thompson second. George
NJ. Mott third. Time, 2;37. "a
Tue 222 class, purse $500. with SIX
starters, was won by |. NJ. ID. (Hentchcil
driver; Highland Boy Harvey driver
second. Mary Spillmsn Clayton driver
third. Time. 2:3l. 2.36, 1881.
The 2:2O cls,s. purse 500, two starters,
was won by Major Flowers (haemeGr
driver IN five heats, with Charlie "
(HcGtchell driven second. Time, 2.ZJ7S'
z:8l. 229A $50, 2;Sf.
r. S. Stallion cup. s25, had two starters
Modoc (kollam owner and John W.
Daniel, and was won IN four closely-coh-
tested heats by John w. Daniel lime,
f Special iI race 1' purse $5o with five start
ers, WAS won In threo straight heats by
Commodore G.ong driven. with Miss FIN
nev second. and Rocket (Walker drIVer}'
third, in 2;495%, 2;H, 2;45.
PAID OCT.
Tho association hos paid ont $4,000 In
premiums. purses. and GUYS, and yet ha+
been "a financial success. They propose 70
make one of the most important meetings
OF the circnit and situated as it's with the
bav a. background, with ships and steam-
ors passing in full view. and the cool sea
breezes tempeying tho heat Of August
deys. II ought TO become the most popular
IN Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23

-. ,o,rd for security. The acquaint-
suco ",ererelly bogins in the same way
saws tho Boston Transcript. bearded
z A inc day. sir" says ono iong-oeatha scn
man 30 the other. They have oecn
eIsncrc at each other for some tans IN a a
sr,"ndly sort OF way Tho other makes
casnal reply about the weather: aro,v "
Good weather for whiskers TO grow
says 'r riy - fsct' . says the other. How
lone, have vours boon growing?"
2" Inst seventeen last Thsnksgiying',,
well. / beat you year and hai. 49,,
Then they compared measurements ana
s.', n hat time thew got on famously. ms
- il" 90 Good n means OF Introduction as De.
no - very fat. Did you ever notice no "
onickly two fat men get acgunhteu' an1
from comparing weighis ADVANCE W o."
sorts OF friendly conGdences1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
Rather Infisfinite.

"A eiate-sfTeet jcwoler, SAYS tho Chicago
Mai. received dispatch from al old-time
friend recently which read:
win leave for Chicago tomorrow.
Meet me Of train three"
As there are half dozen train threes"
on az many different Chicago railroads
entering different depo.s, and as several
of them reach the point from which the
telegram had been sent, thu recipient
promptly administered q gentle re0uAe,
thus
Ash can't meet all tho train throcs 20
morrow, ain afraid I'll miss YOU. But you
YOU can easily find me. I'll DO waiting
for you on grip-car No. $685."
Al hour later came the meek and busi-
ness-like dispatch:
Meet me at Palmer House tomorrow
nicht at 8. Come dTy.n