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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

Barges Joseph Baker. Antelope, VAS
Vastly Nayfower. schOOners Nellie " HON
lett Mary A. Randall, Rachael S. Graham
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
TIE FORCE BILL.

Another issue of great moment In the
pending contest is the Force bill The
magnitude of this issue cannot be over
stated 1t may mean the control Of
the election Of Representatives in Con-
gress by the bayOnct.
The Republican party, by its acts in
the tlfty-trst Congress, and by its
platform in its late National Convention,
stands pledged to the passage of the
Force bill. That il will pass this bill
when il has the power. 10 sane man can
doubt. TO all the people-all who desire
the peace and prosperity of our com
mon country-this question IL important.
To the people OF the Southern States il
IS one of transcendent imDOrtance-S
they still have peace and the protection
OF the law or shall the horrors with which
they are menaced find their counter
part only in those Of the darkest hours
of the reconstruction periodl
REPEAL or THE COMPULSORY SCHOOL LAW.
! am heartily in accord with the Dem
ocratic party in its efforts to rcDeal the
obnoxious provisions of the Compulsory
School law, enacted by Republican Leg
islature in this State.
Il is passing strange that legisla-
ton so hostile 80 the spirit of our free i'm D..
shtuti0ns should ever have found lis WAY
TO our statute books. The right Of the
parent to exercise reasonable control
over the education of his child shouId
not be- abridged. The Democratic party
of Illinois stands pledged to the repeal of
law which has, justly, given oifense 10
so many of the best citizens of our
State.
1 firmly believe that your interests,
tha Interests OF all the people of thssA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

Begin at the two points marked a, a. and
work with buttonhole stitch around to
b, b. Below this, work IA vine in feather
stitch. On the small piece work from
a to with buttonhole stitch, and from b
to b, about quarter of an inch from the
edge work a vine in feather stitch. Join
the large and small pieces ut a, u, and over
hand them together with the same colored
silks used in the embroidery, fulling the
large onto the small piece, and bringing
most of the fullness over the toe. Bring
the three points marked c, c, C together
and overland, then overland from to d.
This forms the heel. Run ribbon to tie
through the Sits, as indicated in the cut.
Ooze leather is very pretty for this pur
ypse 1t can he obtained in all soft shades.
As these little shoes cost from seventy
cents to dollar and quarter, according
10 the elaborateness OF the embroidery and
the material, it is quite matter of econ
omy to make them at home.
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NMaTIOUl/s Sx@ast
HALL DECORATION.
An inexpensive scheme for . Pretty,
Rri-bt Cheerful and omfort able II all.

An inexpensive scheme for . Pretty,
Bright, Cheerful and Comfortable Hall.
| might give many different schemes OF
treating the hall. writes X. I. Robertson
in The Industrial World. such as paneled
fsdo in oak or OF her wood; or, il the hall had
little light, You would be astonished Whist
a glow OF rich color could be had by paint
ing the walls vermilion, Just the color of
red sealing WAN. and the ceiling bright
yellow. but / wish only to suggest that
which Is comparatively costless, and GER
tainly no more expensive than the usual
method adopted | may here mention that
no ceilings should be Of a cold white color,
Int should be tinted to suit the decorations
of the room, preferably OF cream or
warm yellow color. When possible, there
should always be fireplace in the hall. not
only for its bright and kindly influence,
but TO check the entrance of the cold, damp
air, and consequently adding much to the
warmth and comfort OF the house. A cur
tain in the hall also helps TO make the
house less drafty and adds to the general
effect Lay the hall floor with tile or with
parquet flooring, which is certainly the
most preferable plan, or stain and varnish
the wood floor. Then rug or strip of car
pet, which can be easily lifted and cleaned,
will add TO the feeling of comfort Ii you
Use parquet flooring, either in the hall or
in the rooms, do not have the designs com
posed of different woods, such as the light
aud dark woods SO often used Use one
Kind of wood only, oak in preference, the
different grain Of which will give quite a
variety of tone. As regards furniture. you
require little, but let that little be simple
in design and thoroughly good in work
mansbip All you require is a small table
and racks for hats and coats and umbrellas.
and bench or chair, Ii you are fortunate
enough TO possess few pieces of old arinor
or brass plaques, You Will use them very
effectively here; failing that, a few char
coal drawings or etchings. bold and effect
i've are of value.
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Arohduke Joseph and the Gypsies.

On being appealed to some time ago
by the Archduke Joseph. the Austrian
emperor gave him permission to act with
regard to the gypsies in Hungary as he
thought best. The archduke, who is the
friend of these wild people, founded the
colony of Tsigan, in the neighborhood
of his estate of Alosuth. He built them
sixty small houses for sixty families and
made them apply their energies to agri-
culture and the trades. He named a
youth of twenty strong, tall and hand
some-as their "woiwode," and selected
pretty girl for his wife.
After course of religious instruction
the pair We're christened, and few days
ago their marriage took place in the
Church of Alosuth. The archduke and
his managers We're the witnesses. The
archduke wore the dress of a gypsy
"woiwode," and, according to Romany
custom, carried tall bamboo staff. with
an enormous nosegay and some brilliant
drapery.-London News.
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A Palpable Hit.

The Sh ushrsua" a. the Boston Museu m
is thu must prounu cd success Of tie
pretent season, sid bIds fair - hold the
board, for seeks to come. TIE pFoduc ion
"a in every way worthy Of the hjgn standard
maintained At this pJpu'.r play house for
over hat a century, 3 ueicsu,Ps great
play receives al the hands Of Mr.. F!slfs
powerful sock company 3 p-rf1rmsnt e in
every way worthy tbs; grand Master Of stage
Art. NJ o her dranatist has ever toucht
the g-est heart Of humanity as
did B.ucicsul', sod :. The Shsughrsun'
il. p'rtsp'. Ii. g,esie-s triumph. As
Az tx,mpie OF thu, pole, psepsraii aus
ar well under " ~ a, The muse N to f3ilo~
=. The Sh.ughrsln" with an elaborate prt =
iuction Of tSo pisys srrangad fr m Dick-
ems. 1T! e Holly Tree | Il" has been
trsmsi sea, sad Will b. peat at5a a. a one
act curtain rsiSsr, while 4 re- version Of
: d n.oey & Sou,' in fuut s;t.. vi fil eu,
sn event which Prom SEES to De one Of the
meet Ii m ,rabie IN tds hisI1'y If tie use
Due notice ct this r,msk,sis ente rt.ir-
msht sill be gives, and Its success seems
already KssHrs;.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

An old hunter set trap some days
ago at the falls at the lower end of the
Warm Springs valley, Va. Next morn
ing he found in it the remains of a
grounding, partially devoured. Stalk
ing what was left of the hog, and set
ting his trap near by, he returned the
next morning to find that he had cap
tured an immense wildcat. By little
maneuyering his daughter, who had ac-
companied him, slipped a collar around
the cats neck, and the old gentleman
now has his lordship safely chained at
his home, Washington Post.
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which one person may be mlssea-n Evx
smother, and brought a witness to show
how Gueldo had already been said to re-
semhle some one in the village. Finally
he produced three of the i'll conditioned
fellows before referred to, who swors
that Antonio was with them on a hunt
ing expedition during the whole of the
dav on which the murder was COM
mittei.
Il was . clear case of alihi. Jack
Smiths establishment at the ease with
which the thing had been accomplished
was uubounded. He threw disguised
look toward Pitblado, but the Judge WAS
nonplussed and didn't seem 10 be inter
ested with things IN Jake's vicinity.
'.GentleInen of the jury" said he.
the verdict took turn didn't alto
gether expec'. don't know as there's
much 10 he said. s'pose you've got 10
go by the evidence, an that don't need
any explainin. Ell YOU kin make out,
accordin ter that, that Antonio Gueldo
killed Jeln Blake, why. jest recollect
that's what yer here fur"
Jake Smith figdeted about on his box
and cast anxious glances through the
open door toward the clump of nopals
where the jury was celebrating.
Antonio talked and laughed in an I'M
dertone with his counsel, and Blakes
widow sat staring at them with COM
pressed lips and strong expression OF
determination coming into her face,
1t wasn't long before the jury filed in
again, all seating themselves but the
spokesman, and Judge Pitblado rose,
wiping his forehead with his shir:
sleeves
Strengthened it out, have ye?" asked
he, nodding to the spokesman.
The man nodded in return.
Yer see" said the spokesman, with
hesitating and disappointed air, .'ef
yer hadn't a-corralled us with sticking
ter the evidence we might IA done bet
ter, but accordin to that Antonio wasn't
thar when the murder was done, an EFF
he weren't thar he couldn't a done it,
an eff he didn't do it, why-then-of
course hes-not guilty"
Pitblado didn't dare to look at any
body; he stared up at the rafters, down
at the table. nowhere in particular. and
then turned half way toward the pris-
oner.
You kin 60" said he at last, and
with great elaboration, but don't stay
around here TOO long"
There was dead pause, during which
nobody moved.
Jake Smith exploded single cuss
word which he had held in for some
time past, and Blake's widow stood up.
Have you got through, judge" she
asked.
Nv aal-I-s'pose So"
"And there is nothing else to be done?'
81 am afraid there amt"
And he's free to go;'
"Y-a-s"
Antonio Gueldo arose with an insolent
grin and picked up his hat.
The baby crowed, for it saw the gilt
tering thing again.
There was a sharp report-Antonio
pitched forward in heap upon the floor
and Blakes widow stood with the pistol
pressed to her breast.
4 line of thin blue smoke curled from
the muzzle of the weapon and formed a
halo around the child's faXen head. The
glittering thing was quite near the little
hands now, and they took it from the
| yielding grasp Of the mother.
Blake's widow looked steadily at the
figure on the ioor--it was quite motion
less; then she turned and went through
the wide passage opened for her by the
silent crowd holding the baby very fem
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

The gentlemen who have ints rested them
seive. in ih- new Aore pulley -
vented ny Pnlup H. ho mes Of
this city met Al the ofiics OF tie Holmes
lompsny rhursdav forenoon Ard o'ga Eei
TIE Holm $ Trussed Arm Fibre Policy
Company The fo.loSlng ctiicers WEIR
c,ed President. r II Holmes; rrea
arer. S N Make; Drector., II.
holmes. s n. Make. Geo. Holmes. N
lrdar. A NJ. Spear The compan,
Il, cap ,sAz-i st $500 COO Thert
- now an .celleat opportunity fired for
the business men here to ofer Ihs support
necessary u INDUCE he company O. locsie
sne factory hare Ole ihiug is Ger ain It
wi, b. iocatd som where and that spec d.
b, as .h- iuV- Min i, decidedly vrAc ic.i
b snd IN re is groWi 4 up = d-msnd tor
h- artc % ven lefore IL Is placed % TIE
market
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of awomsn .ill, she will" II she will
take Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup for her cold,
she will be cured.
Take good advice.-I have suffered With
bad headaches for years, and have tiled
aaay rem. DIS wiIhou, obtaining relief.
WAS advise to give Saliva ion Oil 8 tfisl
.ad it hiss entirely cnred me.
EbwAEp BALTz. (BGtch
La Fsy essr market BslImors, Md.
dl form
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very pretty home wedding vas solemn
lied AZ the rosdencs q Mr. Gavin Saith
sssrdsy forenoon, il being the marriage
II M Smiths sister, Mi.s VISTA NJ
Douglass Of Il sion 10 Mr.. thAs. W. w
Richardson. proprietor of hotel R'chNc-
soB, 1.oxeii, Mass. The csrsuo = 90.
performed =, 9 80 ny Rev. 4 w. Jenk rs,
sd Mr. aud Mrs R'chsrt.on istt for th.ir
nome 10 Lo~eil 90 the 10 20 express.
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"Do I understand" she said, bending
her glorious eyes upon him rs though she
would read his inmnst soul, do under
stand that Howells stands higher in your
esteem than Illsen2 FELL me, Archibald. /"
The young man moved uneasiiy TO
tell the truth, Clarissa," he said. smiling
a sickly smile. Il could be happy we're
both dear charmers away New York
Herald
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p J. Rollins Of Portland. Geo. W.
Hlacs ~ Of Boston sni Geo 4 Mscomo ?
II Au.u.ta, we're In the city ye,terdsy ~
work On the adjustment Of she loss on
H.ley'. i.e homes ss Boo.hbsy. 1t IVES
al ,dged to be = total loss and the settl' :
m n. vas satisfactory In the afternoon
Cap. Haley t,1k tie a listers to bis houses
Al Je~eH's wharf 10 Passion where they
-rsmined hi. new plant aud we're shown
big cres in full 90 ration m the Ice
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

The esuisr meeting Of the W. c. T. L.
vas neld yesterday afternoon Of the 7. NJ.
C A rooms. Mrs. Prof. Foster gave
very interesting sccouns of ., me OF the
meesiDss of tie International Temperance
Convention which she attended. The ",
C. T. L cootinues in fourishing conii-
ton, and it could not well be otherwise
with 3 membership comprising large pro
poruon Of the best and m0st Intelligent
ladies' Of she city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

The arrival of two well built clipper
ships in New York, after race from
San Francisco. calls attention to the
fact that wooden ships are no longer in
disfavor on long voyages, but have in
some instances displaced their iron
rivals. This is an encouraging outlook
for the United States, because in the
past the fastest clippers have been built
in this country, and a general return to
wooden ships for long ocean voyages
might result in boom in the shipbuild-
ing business in New England and else
where. Boston Advertiser.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

Deput1 COmmIssioner Of LABOR Chalk
q Augusta. delivered lecture on "Bene
o.. u OTysnizttiobs for Working Men"
oeflre ne Carpenters anil J i'ers Z lon,
No. 500. Wydne.dsy evening Gate a
lsrgs nunb,r were pfeseas. Tits ueT
ord ? has enrolled 81 members AMI holds
very Interesting meetings every week In 10
n. over Nrwberts shoe store, In add e
ion to the meesiogs the msn bsfs
nave subscribed for macy papers.
ms,szinss AID books regarding
lneir Graf. WHICH are circulated am5ng the
ne m9ers. 10 about shre- ~eeks . discuss
ION ill be held on the Working msu IS =
av maker"
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JOY AND PAIN.

IL then Was never any <torn or rain.
Fair lays would cease TO be 50 rare and sweet:
1t IS shsa taintin- % the dusty street
We mi a rs Of the woods All then We fam
Would rest anong the shadows once again
We isngifor Winter. whea the wild storms
ga,
Upon iar heads we pine for Summer heat.
There fsno Jog without some loss or pain
10 takeiifs as we find it IS the art
OF Iiya az well. All, Let Us MT forget,
Thoaea life be dark today there may BE- yet,
When simmer comes. much Joy for each sad
heat,
PerhAs God sends Us trouble as a test.
To see { it WILL prove Us If our best
Henry Ccyle in Boston Transcript.
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Teaeher-What do you mean, sir, by hit
ting Johnny NeCork with brick,
Bad Boyle put chip on his shoulde.
and dared me to knock it off.
Teacher-Is that any reason why you
should throw a brick at hfms
Bad Boy-Piease. mum, | wasn't firm
at Johnny. Was firm at TIL chip.-Good
h&~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

The crew At work for the Hollingsvorth
4 whitney Company 10 Win.low Is beirs
dairy increased By the addition Of men AMI
teams. and we understand they are securing
al. the good men who cffer themselves Il
IS a busy place and athe course Of the Cum
ing year large sm0unt of money will be
paid cut By the capitalists Who are behind
his great enterprise
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A cold OF unu usl severity dsvel5psd in
to difficulty d eddy Catarrhal IN al its
char 81 tsristics, thresse- leg raturn Of ny
old cbronie nsl.dy. cstsrrh. Oae bottle
OF Eiy's Cresm Balm cor pIesvlJ ersdicsted
every ~ mp om Of hat painful ard prevail
ing disorder f W. Warner, r chester,
N. 7.
Whsn began using Els Cream Bsln
my cassrrh sss so bad / hal headache The
whole time and di,nnsrgsd 3 Urge srno1ni
Of filthy asstter. TaAs hss almost ensirels
clssppesrs5 and nave Rot had headache
since.-J. e Sun msrs, 81. phs-v, Conn.
ja 2lso1l~
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Postmaster Je~et: drove down to X cf-
mond Tuesday moroirg. That sffern 1o'
he started back in the blizzard but u.
forced TO return TO the tom Wedne'd y
morning be sgain tried il but his team g>'
stuck in = big drift after he had gone three
q lies ard had to be shoveiet out He then
gave up snd going back to Richmond came
home py traiu, leaving his team behind,
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The Baptist psrsonsge Vas the scene
Tuesday evening of he marriage ef Aloer'
Gtinnel and Miss Mxdrilens PJwers, the
Rev. J. E Cocbrsne eff eiaupg Mr.
1rinueli is very we'll known in this C ~.
beng one Of the clerks in Willis. krtr. dg=,
Cot,t- { Co. grocery store. Mis- Powers
50 Bro~uvllle Sir. The youog couple
sill econ begin housekeeping IN 3 coz
lit lie home on Middle street. which hsd
oeen furnished 10 anticipation tf this happy
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The lecture announced TO be given this
evsnng at the Bsplst church. and for
which the sale Of tickets was commenced
some time since, viii not be given. the
managers having arranged with the lecturer
for the cancellation Of the dAs on account
of the revival meetings which are beirg
d. II there. II is possible the lecture may
be slvea the latter p VT Of the season..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

A haby's first little soft shoes can be
made at home Of channels, cloth or from
the tops of long evening gloves that are
past wear. Each shoe will require the two
pieces shown in the illustration, says cor
respondent in The Country Gentleman, who
gives the following directions:
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gThe old Fol or e-tste on Water street
Hslowel. Owned by the lsre G vorge fut
ler proprietor of b. Fuller -Four d ie', has
zen disposed u by b sido~ TO the Mare
Central Railroad TIE buildings viii be
urn down and the lard brought TO the
grad. OF ,be pre'sns rcsdb d to make roc IN
FOR the doubie track now under consrru- =
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Two cupfuls of sugar, the whites Of three
eggs and yolks of six, one cupful of boil
ing water "a cupfuls Of -four, one table
spoonful of baking powder. Beat the yolks
little. add the sugar and then beat fifteen
minutes. Add the three beaten whites and
the cupful of water Just before the flour.
Flavor with extract of lemon and bake in
fhrnl LIHprs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

Considerable pubic interest is nov beirg
manifested in the iniusl cost of increarif &
he membership in the various Life lnsu
.nce Companies The Dire c.0Is Of ,he
Unlon Mutual point With satisfaction to the
act that during the psst year they fl cited
, very large saving in the cost Ut procuriue
new business.
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M,I.,-N.rv. p,,,,.

Act On new principle--rs gulating the
liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerres. A new discovery. De. Miles Pills
speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpid
liver, piles, constipation. CnequslIed for
men, women, Chlltreu. Smallest, m,ldest,
suresti so doseB, % cts. Samples Free,
1t Bovditch, Webster and Co.
oct27deod&v1y
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A peculiar animal was killed near
Olney, Or, the other day. 1t is not a
coon or a polecat, neither is it wildcat
nor cougar, but it looks like mixture
or combination of all of them. Its teeth
are long and sharp and its tail somewhat
resembles hogs ear.-Exchange.
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New Boarier (shiyering)-Ths house
seems very cold. madam
Mrs. Slimdiet-Does it, Why, I'm Al
hot az fire
Hunt Pardon me, but why does the
end OF your nose look 20 bluer"
oh. that comes from my aristocratic
ancestry. "-Good News.
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Freshlegh lin ecstacv Of bHss)-Con.
graduate me, boys Hm engaged to Miss
Spooner.
Charlie Binthere My beartiest congrat-
Gus knowal latious, dear fell /
was engaged to Miss Spoouer myself
for a year.
ava fourteen months.-Life.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

L. NJ. Kipgsbury has been appointed
postmaster at Nor.h Bradford, Me, vice
Marcu, ID HI gsbury.
Deacon Daniel Pierce Of Monmouth
died Wedre.dsy afternoon sfter an lime So
Of tie ! DAYS -yrd SO wears Ard mnpths
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

Mrs. Winslov's Soothing Syrup bss been
used fo,child'eu teethins. +, soo:hes the
child, softens gums, sliays al pGo, cures
wind collie, sGd il the bes: remedy for
diarrhcs. Twenty-Five ce It. bottle.
Sold by all druggists shYou. h0uS the world.
iuly 81 Mon, " adA Fri&vly
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Mr.. Moveoft-WeIl, my dear. how do
Tou find the neighbors here-sociable2
Mrs. Moveoft-Very. Three or four Of
them have already sent in to ask if would
allow their children TO use our piano to
practice on--New York Weekly.
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The annual meeting of the local G'aDite
Tut en-, Upion took pie in his ely yes
tetday afternoon. Ihs ttticials Of 10.
.rsrle ~orEs stopped work shortly after
l.lnet 10 order that their men IN ght have
4, chance TO attend tbs msetlDg.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith of the News Taken From the
Current Events of the Day.

The setting secretary Of tie treasury sent
to the House THURSDAY letter requesting
an appropriation of $40, 900 for the COZ e.
petion Of The public bu.idllg at Eas'ppr ,
M.