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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

CARryTs, MATTTNGs, oU-C.o-rt p.
Shades, Rugs, Lace Clr'a.... n-... -
White Goods, Corseis, Ii9-ie-7. G..... q
wear--al at reduced pricef1' g
Ns'rrR.y,t
New G-a-.'~g
2li el., l-,.l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

and one that ia pleasant asp aa-..- ., ,..
been successfully used IN R.-hm .-,. %
out Virginia and North Car .a f-.... So
for Dr. DAvID's LIVER Pill, ar-..... .
medicine. Price p cents fora In.
ngo pills Eve boxcs for -.
OWNS & MiSo2 Dsr5r.,.
iH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
Not Yet Hard From.

Nothing has as yet been heard from the
missing man fron Switzerland, who AZ
rived In this coustry several DAYS ago to
join his bro.hcr-ia law AMI sister. Mr. and
Mrs. Emusl Urdrioht, who came hero
through the msdlun Of the Agricultural
Department last spring one year ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
Talking to Picnickers.

Colonel Thomas Whitehead, Commits.
sioner of Agriculture, and Mr.. John f..
jackson. editor or the Southern Planter,
spent yesterday in Charlottesville, where
ct An Alliance picnic. They will return
20 the city tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
Health Without Medicine.

There Is nothing known to science 30
effective in the cure OF chronic diseases IS
DIR. A. Wilfred Halls treatmeht. ram.
phlets with endorsements can DO had ~
los north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

the acme Of happiness. IN the words OF
tho song,
"To suck rasscs candy and svins upon the
CATO"
hut now, in his mature years. hc has a
new ioy, aud exclaims with SAKE, though
with different application:
.. Blcss mel this is pleasant, riding on rsil'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

Whom Baby was s!ck, ~ gave h, c,,,..
When she Was . Child, she cried f9rc,,
when shs became Miss, she ciua- oc..
When she had Children, she gagsta,ne,.
AVA ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
CITY Circuit Court.

The following suits were instituted IN
the City Circuit Court yesterdays. 49,
j. II. Bunnell K Co. O.. the Traylor Elec-
ic-Light Company for $500.
II. W. Roundtroe 4 Brother rs. Theodore
T.. Boscheu for j4c0 damages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
nodx Recovered.

The body of Ellen Spindle, the colored
woman drowned at the chesapeake aud
yesterday by Justice Barney Frischkora.
II was discovered yastArdAy AArnina-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
Richmond Horses "a compete.

Among the blooded horses shipped Fri
day afternoon for the fair ct Cape Charles
City, which begins next Tuesday, were
Three Tips. Acca. Norline. and Zslla b..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

Persons visiting fashionable summer re-
sorts can have the wonderful 1hompson's
Bromine and Arsenic Spring Water shipped
to them by notifying us.
X. l.. CHRISTIAN j Go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

Hickok's No. I. n. ID. C.. II, AL.
line Sun-Cured aro Pure, Cloan a., z
Sun-Cured Iobaccos. Try them vi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

Tho most cilcaciogs s,m.i..t dana.
appetite ara ANGoSTrE, ni'rr. t...... o
DR.. !. q. Is. Siegert s. sons. H.r...f
fcifs. Ask for tho genuine Co..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
Lob Printing.

When YOU wish to have job printing done
send to tn Dispatch Company for estl-
mates and you will find out that you can
save money. All kindso OF pruning prompt
lv executed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
Springs and Summer Homes s'"'"

Springs and Summer Homes so"'""'''
Virgins.
reached in Pullman-parlor and sleeping
cars Round.trip tickets now on sale 10
all principal points Of the Blue hidge sn !,
AI,ecbanv mountains on the Norfolk ana
Western railroad. For rates, eu,"e,oo' 90,
and all information apply to CARRIER "'
Main street; Ticket Office Byrd-Ssreee STA
ton. orr. w. Courtney. passenger AGENT
s3S Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

Read MfTrEtrosrERs nes ,....-...
front page to-day's paper al se. .r,
knocked-down prices. NoV sy .-.t.,...
hargains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
A MAsIIcATrD HAR.

A call was received at A. NJ. to attend
a colored man at the First police station,
who had one of his auditory organs badly
masticated by an irate female who sought
this method Of venting her spleen. Tho
lacerated member received duo attention
from the ambulance physician. and with
its owner attached was left at the station.
The last call of the day was at $3.50
o'clock, and was again to the First sta
tion. This time a colored man who had
been kicked in the side and back occupied
the doctors attention. After receiving the
proper treatment the patient was taken
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

Round trip 10 Norfolk or New,
next SATURDAY night By steamer ~ S'
advertisement. ''iA. \
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
NIis1t shoes.

Made 10 order from $3.50 10 $40. Your
choice for IS. w L. DREW i Co.,
Shoe Manufacturers.
500 Main street, corner Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

csant ~ Bristol. and +. W. Johnston, de-
nutv treasurer OF Hanover. visited the
2bs charter of the Hvdro-Carbon Heat,
inc COMPANY was recorded in the oihce OF
the Secretary Of the Commonwealth yes
tsrdsy. The capital stock Is maximum In
sqoo 9oo. Tho officers arc President, II:
" Flournoy. Directors-The PRESIDENT
and G. Z. wingo. l.. W. Burweli. william
Ryna Gl1 LAMB ntsT fR. B. Shield, and W. NJ
Alhl.tA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
AMBULANCE CALLS.
Played with n Railroad Torpedo-shot,
Chewed, and stamped.

The city ambulance was summoned yes
terday morning to attenda colored boy at
No. 1923 Concord street who mad hurt his
finger with railroad torpedo. His wound
was painful one but not serious. After
receiving the proper medical attention he
was left at the house.
Another call was received at LEO p. VI.
70 attend white man at the Southern
Manufacturing Company who was severely
burned on the head and arms. His wounds
were dressed and the sufferer left with
friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
Dealings In Realty.


The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded in the Clerks Office OF the
Chancery Court yesterday:
Isaac ID. Cardozo and wife TO Mary II.
and Lottchen Poinde1ter's trustee, So I
feet on south side Grace street between
Third and Fourth, $1,000.
HKSRIco COUNTY COURT.
Leon Daubrenet TO Refine Daubrenet. in
terest in 68 feet on south side lakewood
avenue, 1864 feet on south side Dickinson
street and personally. 500.
Highland Par. Company 10 Il. /. Coyner,
lots IA and Is In square Is; lots II and -
IN square 50. and lot u III square %. 81 COO.
Highland PARK Company 10 Henry
Wright. lot in square 80 and lot % IN
square z. S40J.
Highland Park Company to J. t. An
thony, lot lS in square 2, 500.
Highland Park Company to W. s. Moss,
lot 3 in square fl, 600.
Highland Park Company to John N.
Hite. lot in square ~, $500.
Northside Land Company to A. i. Helm
rich, lots IL. Is. IL. and 20 III square Is,
Chestnut Hill. 81. 400.
Richard s. Warmer and wife to James
b. Hughes, 70 acres on Charles City road
$500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

THIS preparation Is pe-.e,.r fu..
erec,ivo lotion for "a" cn-eof OIL. -...,
dlsdgurlng eruption cel.ei .r ....,
cents bottle. Prepared .r.7
r. kossRrs h,s'R .,-.,-.
0l9 east Main esi. a .....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

Crove-Avenue Baptist Church.
Preaching at II A. VI. by the Pastor ana
at $3.50 2. III. by Rev. j. 5. Felix.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

EROwEs IRON hlf1hK1 'H t.....
iarla. BiliOufnc4q. ard ncf..i
Strength, ait- p.rest.l. tre. .. -.
creates appetite. The t-f tr. I..
Mothers. weak women az. .t..f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
SECRETARY sILyEY.

Satisfactorily j. J. Silyey. Of Kappa
hammock county. is expected to arrive in
the city this evening aud will nave head
quarters OF Ford's Hotel. The State Score
tary ia a s4lared officer. and nearly oil OF
bis tims is occupied il correspondence and
attending to financial matters pertaining
TO the State Alliance.
Unlike most bodies of the sort. the State
Alliance Convention allow their delegates
per diem and mileage which are sufficient
to cover expenses while in attendance
upon the sessions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

Around the Capitol.
n Oldham. alSsb - AAAAmAAs q Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

The Amateur Reporter stood under his
Dear-tree admiring IL recently, but did not
Touch a pear. though the temptation was
great. But we must on. Down through
Menchester again. back over the river. and
right uD through the heart of Richmond
We 40: out. out 20 lar BAKER street on the
north SIDE. where We trausf fer 90 the new
electric line o. the Norths'de Land and
Improvement Company. operating Chest
nut Hill and Highland Park. Over the
Magnificent $500 yiadgct We speed as
smoothly as on a parlor floor. Aud now we
witness again what electric transportation
has made possible. For two miles or more
we ride through broad nigh fields. charm
ingly situated. DIVIDED by streets
and avenues. with handsome modern
residence here and there, all Of
which year or SO ago were suburban
farms. cut of by sn immense endseeming-
ly impossible ragine and out OF the mind
OF the bcldost possibly as a speedy charm
ing addition to our already beautiful city.
A short wait, and back We 20 the city
proper, cooled. rested. and kangertd by orr
many miles, and filled with admiration Tor
tAe wonderful work Of tho olectric-iines.
which extend cItios msgicaliy, bring to-
ecfher distant points hitherto apparently
Gopelessly sundered, and traverse dis
tricts which had appeared TO be nstural
boundaries 70 further progress or con-
quest.
Thus the Amateur Reporter has been
spending portion Of bis vacation, ana
10 likes II. When he wishes TO keep cool
hereafter he knows exactly how to do II.
u his csllow infancy hs thought IT wAs
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-02
THE INDIAN POLICE.
How the Force is Recruited, Paid and uni
formed.

How the Force is Recruited, Paid and uni
formed.
1t was discovered a number of years
ago that the Indian agent could issue
orders, but that only he himself was
likely to enforce them. There were
soldiers and United States marshals in
plenty, but none Of them admitted the
rule Of the Department of the Interior.
So when an agent wanted any thing
done he was obliged to do it himself or
call on the uncertain aid of the friendly
Indians or the employees of the reservar
ton. This worked very nicely when
the friendlies or employees, desired to
see the order enforced, but If it dis
pleased them it had better never have
been made, for they only laughed at the
agent and even occasionally refused to
obey the orders of the Indian Conn
missioner, unless the Great Father
backed it up with an array of bayonets
and deputy marshals. So the force,
which has lately for the first time
gained notoriety, was found to be a
necessity.
An order from the Secretary Of the
Interior first allowed the agents to en-
ploy friendly members Of the tribe or
tribes under their charge TO preserve
order and protect the property Of the
Government and its wards" At first
two or three members were chosen on
each reservation. The police were
sometimes under the charge Of native
captain; more often they were captained
by some. white man The, were paid
he 1nunsficcnt SALARY % 80 : month 70
ozlsors und ~ = ->cnth Y noc-somnis-
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-02
ONE Or GODS LITTLE HEROES
A True incident.

True Incident.
The pattcr Of feet was on the stair.
AZ The editor turned in his sanctum chair.
And said-for weary the day had been:
.pon't let another intruder in
nut scarce had be uttered the words, before
A face peercd IN at the half-closed door.
And child so3bcd out: sSir, mother said
should come and tell you that Dan Is dead
==#A And pray who is Dan. THE streaming
~. eyes
Looked questioning up, with q strange sur.
prise
MOT know nim?--Why, sir. all day he sold
The papers you print, through wet and cold.
"rhc ncwsboys say that they could not ten
The reason his stock went On so well.
KNEW with his voice so sweet and low,
Could any one bear to say him Nor
aAnd the money he made, whatever It be,
He carried straight home to mother and me :
No matter about his rags, he said,
ifonly he kept US clothed and fed.
"And he did II. sir-trndging through rain
and cold
Nor stopped till tho last Of his sheets was
But he's dead--he's dead and we miss him
And mother-she thought You might like TO
know"
in the paper, next morning, as Header .
paragraph thus: Tho newsboy. Dan,
One OF Gods little heroes, who
Did nobly the duty he had to do
For mother and sister earning bread,
BY patient endurance and TOLLS dead
Margaret J. Preston, in Youth 5 Companion.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-02
MOTIFS FROM THE PRESS.

The Republicans in Congress- are
SO afraid and jealous of their own lead
ing bills that one bill serves as club
to kill the other, with the ultimate
probability that all of them will be de-
stroyed. Boston Globe.
MIR. Mckinley Smith Youfellows
may talk as much as you please; but we
Republicans are going to keep right on
saving wood.
Mr.. David B Jones-You are wise.
You'll find this is going to be . p<pttv
cold winter. Puck.
Since II is the habit Of the Admin
istratioH to provide positions for re
pudiated statesmen it would be in order
for Mr.. Harrison to send Mr., Blair, Of
New Hampshire, out as IN efnissary TO
the treacherous Indians. He could talk
them to death ut the first conference.
ai.i II he failed the country could stand
The loss With equsalmity' r ehisaSv
Times, I: v,
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-02
DETEsTABLE PROVISIONS.
Tho Tendency of Republican Methods
Overthrow n Free Vote.

The Tendency of Republican Methods ia
Overthrow Free Vote.
In the contest over the fraud and
force election bill there is evidence of a
tendency on the part of the more con-
sentative Republicans to press amend
ments to the measure calculated to
modify its odious Imperialism.
The suggestions have value as calling
the attention of the country to pro-
visions SO detestable that even the
strongest Republicans hesitate to ac-
cept them. But they have another and
less agreeable significance. They
evince the effect of the pressure of the
fioater fund machine for aid to the
project that has become the favorite of
the Administration, because in no other
way is there reasonable prospect of
overcoming the popular majority
against the Republican, party. A free
vote and a fair count would mean the
election of Democratic President and
another Democratic House Of Repre-
sentatives in 1892. Trained to reliance
on thu methods of intimidation and
chicaI cry, the imperialistic chiefs fail
to see that their reasonable efforts can
hava no other result tina y to render the
popular uprising against them irresist-
ible and we'll nigh universal.
The most noteworthy Of the modifica
tions proposed are those Of Senator
Teller and Senator Stewart The for
mer seeks to provide for the exercise,
by officers of elections, of ministerial
powers only as distinpuished from
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-02

PERSONAL AND IMpERsoNAl.

"A philsdelphia ItAlisn. who hrs
used the stIletto on three o. four diner
END mer, says he prefers i under my
and. all Circumstances 70 gun. n nina
eases out Of ten, he sayA nc ~. ~
the holder Of = pistol one shos Ana men
kin him before he cnn dre another
1T Ii said that some few fashionable
women In this country arc trying tho
luxurious rest Of the Japanese block
pillow, the same, IL Is said. % support
Ing the head that wrinkles do not de-
velop In the face. The pillow y plnced
Under the neck, which = inclosed ~
| the pillows semi-circulnr cup.
| One Of the interesting men of Cam
ada Is Or. oronligatcklin, q Toronto.
| ffe Il an Indian who In his youth wo.
chief Of the Mohawks. Tho Prince o.
Wales urged him TO 60 England 70 -
educated 1t the royal expense. a1u no
was subsequently, graduated from OK
ford and from London medical school.
| He Is good-looking, broad shouidercd
tsix-footer.
The Czarina entered upon her forty
fourth year recently. She has not the
same capacisy 10 tAS =. -
to look considerably younger IMAM net
years The chin begins 70 uoupae ~.
the cheeks have long since Vaaon ~
comfortable expression. her ng 81 80,
grows matroniy, though sne stiii' - - ~
| interchangeable dancer, continues W
merit the name o. La Sauterciie.
Mrs. William Astor has gold dinr
ner service valued At 800, o00s ana THIS
service in lion and unicorn repoussc
work. Is set always upon the nnest Of
white linen cloths, with no sashes Of
| fluff of silk. The cloth tssAb0rdereo
with broad white lace, revealing tint
Of pink through It's mesnes q tne exae1
shade Of Gloire de Paris roses wn l's
| forms invariably and at az Seasons -
| the year the table decoration
| Among q large collection Of old
curiosities left by the late Herr Leopold
Ethel, Of Innsbruck, there was found 2
/ large cupboard partitiuned into lockers
filled with Instruments Of torture 81
different countries and different Pc
RODS. The topmost locker was in
scribed: Modern instruments Of torture
Of the nineteenth century, and on be-
ing opened was found to contain rate
papers, dunning letters and summonses.
Some New Haven smokers have
4 started n tobacco moderation societY,
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-02
WHY THE CANARY SINGS.

As Relief From Sorrow 1t Pours Forth Its
Song.
you are ugly. said the blue-jay to
the canary, posing on a limb outside
and pluming her beautiful feathers;
you are only a common yellow color
and your body is iifi-shaped. ?
''And You are Gagged" said gay
robin, turning her saucy head to one
side with a superior air; s'who would
be shut up forever behind gilded wires?
not r. and she Haunted away.
s'You are passionless," said the love
bird, cruel in her own happiness-even
as some women are -'.you have no
mate; you don't know how to lover'
"You are ungrateful," said her
mistress; Il feed you and you do not
sing"
Then the poor canary fell to grieving
81 emily, day by day. Ugly and passion,
less and ungrateful-and not even freel
Was not that sad? Then one day they
brought her mate, and he abode with
her. Yearning for love, she fancied for
awhile that this was it; but one sweet
morn a lark called to her from across
the green meadows to come out, come
out for the skies were blue, and the
waters were cool, and the
very winds were perfumed of flow
ers. and here was love, Lowell And
she lenged to go. Her little heart
painted for freedom, after all these
years, and she beat her poor bosom
against the cruel wires until it was
bruised and bleeding. o, to be free,
free! But all in vain the desire, SO she
sunk down, prone, suffering, crushed.
Then, all in a moment, something
leaped up within her little beating
breast something strong and sweet
and passionate, and out of that SWELL
ing, uncertain throat flowed such a
lyrical gush of melody that the whole
world stood still to listen. So, song was
born in the canary's soul, and SO it
found its way to expression and cheered
many lonely heart, and comforted
many sorrowful one. And the mad
world praised her, and those who had
sneered at her were silent of envy. But
she only said: II am ugly, and l am
passionless and l am ungrateful-and
am not even free! Is it not sad?" And
with the song still flowing from her
lips, and with the hushed world still
listening, she poured out her little
heart to death.-Ella Higginson, in
West Shore.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-02

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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-02

siened officers and privates- From ths
time Of the appointment OF the
police the discipline Of the reser-
vations became better. Only the
best men, morally and physically, were
accepted by the Government which was
thus able to secure the best material
for it's force At the smallest remunera-
ton paid to any Of its numerous e1n-
ployes. The entire Indian police noM
musters about 1 1000 men, who are the
sole agents of the Interior Department
for the enforcement Of its rules and the
preservation Of the peace Besides their
salary they receive the usual rations
and supplies Of wards Of the Govern
ment
Their duty, as prescribed BY the
general orders, Is ITO obey the instruct
ion Of agents, protect the property Of
the Government and the natives against
cattle thieves, prevent the sale of liquor,
the inroads of outlaws and bad whites,
and to suppress every kind Of vice and
lawlessness on the reservations.
The Indian police wear uniform, or
at least are supposed to. The uniform,
which is made Of the national blue
cloth; partakes of both the civil and
military habit 1t approaches the
cavalry in the cut of the blouse, and the
trousers with the high-top boots But
the military aspect is lost in the broad
sombrero and the cartridge belt and
Winchester. Occasionally the uniform
is discarded, and then the members OF
the force dress as they please. Some
times cast-off cavalry suit, or coat
belonging TO a missionary or agent,
finds the back of member Of the force
its last resting place before being cast
into the rag-bag. But among this
brigade, the members of which stand
between the natives and their white
guardians, the most absolute discipline
is maintained. Most of the men belong
ing to- it are married, and live near the
agency of whatever reservation they
may be attached to. They have no
general headquarters, being distributed
among the various agencies,-Ph iladel-
phia Times.