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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-12-31

n'6taient point les m6mes mais
c'etait lie meme aspect de joie, de
sans-souci, de vivacitG turbulente
Je m'approchai. Tn nom etait
grave sur le cadre, ct ce nom c'etait
le mien Pierre
La lumiere Sc fit alors dams mon
cerveau. Ce petit gareon, c'6tait
l'enfant du pere Josue il await la
meme allure que moi ct lie meme age !;
nous portions lie meme nom lie
pauvre NJ. Spitz ravait perdu, car la
haut un crepe noir, que je n avais pas
apereu tout d'abord s'enroulait autour
da fronton du cadre.
C'etait done en- MOI, en- moi, Pierre
que lie pere JosuG croyait retrouver
son enfa1t c'etait pour celia quill
! m await attire dams ses bras, quill
await Gchange un regard avec Cathe-
rine quand ellie lui await entendu dire
qui j'etais ct comment je m'appelais .
All s'il await surpris 4 peine
cette idee eut-elle traverse mon esprit,
que je m 'enfuis precipitamment. J'eus
dependant la precaution de refermer
la porte ct de tourner la clef dams la
serrure.
II 6tait temps. Deja la porte du
rez-de-chaussee criait sur ses gonds !;
Charlotte degringolait lescalier aussl
vite que possible, ct jentendis la
yoix de NJ. Spitz, qui disait
II est done arrive Hola petit
Pierre mons VOLTA.
J'6tais 81 trouble encore, que je ne
sus que repondre au bonjour de NJ.
Spitz. II m'apprit quill await trouve
lie moyen de faire une promenade a
Natzviller, avec Catherine, ct den
revenir sans trop Gle retard. Tout
allait bien dams la maison Gle Suzanne
le petit Frederic etait decidement
hors d'affaire.
La lecon Sc ressentit de mon etat
d'esprit. A diverses reprises, NJ.
Spitz dut me tirer en- sursaut de mes
distractions. Malgre moi, ma pensee
traversait les murs ellie allait dams
la chambre situee de 'autre cote du
paller ; je revoyais les habits accro
ches au mur, le lit solitaire ct lie por
trait, ct mon c9ur Sc mettait 4 battrt
de toutes ses forces.
Vers midi, NJ. Spitz quitta sol
fauteuil
Nous en- resterons Ia pour C
matin, Pierre, me dit-il; d'autan
plus que tn mas pas Pair bien a tor
affaire aujourd'hui.
Je he me lie is pas dire deuN fois
Dependant, avant dc prendre MOI
> chapeau, une inspiration me vint
je courus au pere Josu6 ct, sans lu
laisser lie temps de Sc reconnaitre, j
sautais a son cou ct j'appliquai su
ses ioues deux baisers retentissants
-Allons, bon! grommela-t-il en- S
secouant qu'est-ce qui lie pren(
maintenant
NJ. Spitz n'6tait pas revenu de S
surprise, que je galopais deja sur i
: route de Framont.
XVIII.
CHOOSES EFT AUTRES.
Mon pere ne s'apercut pas tou
d'abord de mes preoccupations mai
rien n'6chappait a l'eil vigilant d
ma mere: ellie await pris rhabitud
de lire dams mon cnur comm
4 livre ouvert. Une fcis SORTS d
table, ellie N attira aupres dele ct d
sa voix tranQuille ellie me dit
-Tu mas lair tout chose, Pierre
-; ~; l,o,.,,,1 I l-.,,i;,,,;.o =, MO- t>o
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-12-31
FEUILLETON
HISTOIRE
F0RE:S T 7 Ter. {:
XIV II.

LA CHAMBRE SECRETE.

j aufals pu SaideE ioLS Temps
encore ces rehexions pour moi, 81 un
beau matin le nasard n6tait venu
fort a propos en- aide a ma curiosite.
Ce iour-la, c'&tait un lundi ; j'arri-
vais a huit heures, tout frais, tout
dispose au travail.
Je pousse Ia porte, je grimpe
Tescalier, j'entre dams lie cabinet de
travail. .personne. Je descends au
e-chauss6e, je penetre dams L.
cuisine. personne encore. Nj lie
pere Josue nj Catherine la maison
6tait dGserte.
Pour lie coup, me VOLTA serieusement
etonn6. lie lundi, lendemain du
dimanche, etait lie jour du travail par
excellence. La lecon du matin du-
rait mvariablement jusqu'a midi.
Dependant il ny await pas a dire ::
lie jardin etait aussi vide que rhabi-
tation. Pour la. dixieme fois, Jar
pentais la cuisine, quand un aboie-
ment bien connu partit de la buan-
derie J'ouvris la porte, ct Char
lotte Sc nit a decrire de grands
cercles de joe autour de ma petite
personne.
Bon me dis-je, nj NJ. Spitz nj
Catherine mont emmene Charlotte,
c'cst qu'ils ne seront pas longtemps
dehors.
Je me souvins alors DIES reomman-
dations du pere Josue
-Ecoute bien, m'avait-il dit, lie
jour de ma premiere lecon; il peut
Sc faire qn'un jour on rautre tn
'viennes a la maison sans me rencon-
trer. Tu iras trouver Catherine, qui
te dira 81 tn dois attendre.
Cetait tres bien mais puisque
Catherine 6tait pas la Je montai
de nouveau lescalier, ct j'arrivai SUI
lie pallier du premier etage.
Or, voici qu'en levant les yeuS
javisai la porte de la chambre vol
sine, celle on lie navais iamais pene-
tire. La clef 6tait sur la porte
Les autres ADVERTISEMENTS de N
Spitz me revinrent la m6moire
Il await ajoute :
En- aucun cas-, Pierre, rappelle-le
toi, tn ne devras entrer dams rautrt
ehambre.
Oui, c'etait biel Ia ce quill m'avai
dit, ct c'6tait bicn celia que javais
promis.
Et pourtant un instinct irresistible
me poussait vers cette porte: javais
deja Ia main sur Ia clef.
Je ne sais plus comment Ia chose
Sc fit: lie p6ne cria tout seul dams ls
serrure.
J'6tais entire.
La ohambre etait petite, mais co
quette. Dams lie fond, en- face de |;
cheminGe, ul lit d'enfant borde dun,
couverture rose.
Au mur, un benitier OH trempai
une branche de buis.
Sur le mur en- face, pendus a I'll
clou dore, des vetements une veste
une culotte courte, un gilet aux
bontons de cuivre poll que je recon
nus pour etre ceuX don't CATHERINE
mavait reyetu lie solr de mon aven
ture dams Ia for9t
Mais &C qui attira surtout MOI
attention, ce fat un grand cadre dor,
qul tenait tout le milieu du nun
Cetail.e * portrait dun petit gAreol
aux cheveuX noirs tbourifts, au,
yeuX briiiants, i'air dun Gcureuil el
IibertG
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-12-31


ma mere ne songeaient N minterrom-
pre-.
Quand j'eus fni, lis echane6rent
un regard soulign6 dun sourire
-Tu as ell tort, Pierre, me dit
mon pere, ct pourtant je ne me sens
pas lie courage de te gronder. Cettc
d6couverte, que tot ou tard tn aurais
faite, te rendra plus tendre, plus
respectueuX encore pour ton excel
lent maitre Ce que tn sais, rous lie
savions crois-tu que sans celia iau-
rails accepte les otfres de services &c
NJ. Spitz
Mon p6re nous conta alors que NJ
Spitz, qui habitat autrefois Stras-
bourg, n'6tait venu s'installer aux
environs de Framont 0u'apres la
perte de son enfant unique, un petit
garcon de mon age, quill aimait dun
amour d'autant plus profond, que sa
mere etait morte Ell lui dormant le
jour. Son apparente sauvagerie da-
TAFT de cette epoGue, ainsi que son
goht pour rhistoire naturelle, quill
await toujours cultivee avec gout,
mais qui etait devenue son unique
passion.
Catherine await GlevG l'enfant. Ellie
gardait, ellie aussi, CONNIE la pudeur
de son chagnn, car aucun dies four
nisseurs tie Framont, dc Grandfon-
taine on DIES villages environments
n'avait reeu confidence du passe de
sou ma1tre, ct ne savait sill etait
veuf on celibataire. QUAINT aux cir
constances de la mort de lenfant,
quaint l'etat de fortune de NJ Spitz
ct la vie quill await menee avant son
arrivee dams lie pays, mon pere en-
etait aux conjectures. NJ. Spitz he
lui await comic que lie motif pour
lequel ma vue, mon nom, mon age,
lui avaient inspire un douloureuX
interGt, bient6t change en- affection
-Qui salt, ajouta ma mere, 81
metre petit Pierre ma pas dams ses
faeons d'6tre quelque trait qui rap
pelle a notre pauvre voisin son enfant
perdu ?-Ils he sont pas rares, ajouta-
t-elle en- souriant, les petits hommes
batailleurs CONNIE DIES coqs, qui men
font qua leur tete, ct qu'on aime
quand meme, surtout quand on
arrive a les corriger. II ny a pas la
de quoi rougir, Pierre, tn ties done
reconnu g?
On pense ST, depuis cette epoque,
l'affection filiale que je portals d6ja
au pere Josue continua de grandlr.
L'excellent homme etait 6merveillG
de mon application, ct il ne Sc faisait
pas faute, les jours OH il venait pas
ser la soiree a la maison, de me
: predire les hautes destinees de erEcole
+ forestiere
L'6t6 Sc passa de Ia sorte puis
e Ihiver arriva C'est une saison quo
les habitants des yilles trayersent
sans trop dennui mais dams nos
l montagnes lepreuve est rude parfois
, La neige s'accumule dams les fosses
lie vent fait rage, ct nos patres son
forces de METRE de crosses pierre:
sur lie toit de leurs cabanes, pour que
t louragan ne les decoiffe pas
$ Rien de lugubre CONNIE ces wastes
e etendues dun blanc immacul6, OH lie;
g corbeaux font DIES taches noires
e Adieu les promenades au Donon, al
e lac Lameix, on meme au Ban dc !;
2 Roche L'histoire naturelle 6tai
forc6ment n6giig6e. Les insectcs ga
; ne p6rissent pas dorment engourdi
5 dams les fentes des GEORGES on dan
!. les crevasses dies murs, ct les petit
oiseaux viennent par bandes mendie
/ dams les rues du village.
VI. Spitz 6tait aussi secourabl
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XVIII.
CHOOSES EFT .AUTRES.

Mon pere ne s'apercut pas tout
d'abord de mes preoccupations mais
rien n'tchappait a Ieil vigilant de
ma mere ellie await pris fhabitude
de lire dams mon ceur CONNIE
a livre ouvert. Une fcis SORTS de
table, ellie m'attira aupres dele ct de
sa voix tranquille ellie me dit:
tn MAS lair tout chose, Pierre
toi, 81 bavard d'ordinaire, tu mas pas
dit quatre mots pendant le repas.
Que s'est-il done passe F?
Mon secret me pesait. II me sem
blait que lie plus sur moyen dobtenir
Indulgence pour mon nndiscr6tion,
cGtait de dire sans d6tour &C que
iavais dGcouvert. Je is mon recit
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29
BRIEF MENTION,

"For Revenue Only" at the theatre to-
morrow night.
DR.. w. R. Alexander left last night
for an extended trip through the east.
Mrs. G. F. Hemenway and two chill
dren are visiting with relatives al Hamp-
ton.
The Fifer menagerie is doing Peoria
today. 1t is due in Rock Island tomor-
row.
Charley Merrell, travelling passenger
agent OF the New York Central, was in
the city yesterday.
Supt. Wright and Roadmaster Tracey
of the c.. NJ. s St. P, were in the city
last night on business.
The Iowa and Illinois Central District
Medical society is holding its picnic and
meeting at Black Hawk Inn today
Ready made window shades. All the
popular colors, mounted on fixtures with
and without fringe, very cheap at r.
Champions.
All kinds of sewing machines repaired
| as good as new and warranted. Needles
and oil for all machines. Charles Iiebig,
1917 Third avenue
The republican party will have its
blow out tomorrow afternoon, and the
"Revenue Only" party will hold forth at
| the theatre in the evening.
New styles money purses, pocket
books, letter and card cases, bill books
for ladies and gentlemen. neat and dura-
BILE, at Il. Champion s. Cos
Mr. and Mrs Milton Mobiles are two
of the most successful people on the
stage today, and they are always welcome
favorites. They will receive q cordial
greeting tomorrow night.
Special sale of ooks at Champions.
Now is the time to get supply of winter
reading. Sets Of standard authors aud
single volumes at snsrvelously low prices
Think of bound books only Is cents.
1t is a lucky thing for Flfer that he
does not get around to Rock Island later
in tie campaign. He has got about all
he Can do to make ali the explanations
expet ted of him, and every day that the
campaign progresses he is getting into
deeper water.
The great republican free show occurs
tomorrow. The main attraction will &C.
cur at court house :quare to which those
having invitations countersigned By
| Hjalmsr Koher and Howard Wells will
be admitted TO reserved seats. The en-
tire entertainment will be preceded by a
| grand free street parade.
Milton Mobiles new play that will b,
given at Hsrper's tomorrow evening, il
entitled For Revenue Only" There ar,
bright things and funny things in qusnti
~ in the play, q, d there are some ex
ceediIg!y dainty touches Of sentimen
and pathos. one OF the II ost admirable be
ing the climax Of the second act, wbeI
Knowall acknowledges the uproarousl,
drunken sailor as his father.
The following are in attendance st tn,
state fair at Peoria today: Mesdame
81. p. Greenough, John ONeill G.
Long, E Fuller, w. S. Fulmer and S J
Collins Misses Mamie Hurd, Jeuni
Johnston and Nellie Hartley. Mr.. ant
Mrs. E G. Frazer and Me.srs. jaime.
Fuller. F. 81 Winter, John Kelly, job,
Bailey, G. A. Rosander. A. II. Wendt
William Neff. Conrad Schneider, l, Jano
WITT, Sam NcAdans snd Thomas Mar
tin.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29

When gazing in your lovers eyes.
How soon his sense of RAPTURE dies
II there's no sweetness in your breath
II by your failing teeth be shown
That SOZODONT to you's unknown,
And that your mouth is suffering death.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29

in Benton county. In 1851 he laid out
the town Of V,nton, ard the next year he
built house ard moved his family to
that place.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29

BOYS, here is chance to earn suit OF
clothes easily. Let every enterprislng boy strive
for the prize.
NOTICE TO CONTESTANTS-Subsc for
this contest will only be counted when handed IN on
of the above blanks. None will be printed except
those appearing in THE DAILY ARGUS. If the paper
received at your home does furnish enough blanks
orders, your neghbor will undoubtedly allow you to
clip this essential matter from his.
Who will be the first send in name1
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29
CaStOria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
Sren. Mothers have repeatedly told mo OF its
good effect upon their children"
Dr.. G. G. Osaoop,
In,valI E.Ss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1892.
SIX PAGES.

Southern men UhO contemplate rottng
ero0inst he Democratic party WiU do tceH 10
read and p0nGer ne fOilOlring from the tetter
Of SDe0Fej. CrisD on the Force Bill:
"N aces 10 tie jUdge Of the United states
Circuit Court The po'rer If appointing e.ecl!on
officers in the States. II giCes the electt0n
,ficers so appointed the po'rer to designate an
unlimited number Of dcpiay mdrShdtS, 'cho
nnu he I'm pioyed a number Of days pr'or TO
Zach election, al S. per dag. a thousand or
more might be appointed in each congressional!
district
al authorizes the use Of the armies Of the
United states 10 preserce the peace at NE polls.
"H qires 10 ne jUd7es Of the United states
courts me- D0reT Of GppotHtf@0 a c0ncdSs'hq
o.. reiyning board for each State, lchO shan
oertifq ,chop, the people haze elected to Con-
gress.
'It yeqi,iy,es The clfrk Of the House of Rep
reselfafireS 10 place on tie roll Of members
eject tie names Of the persons holding such
certificates. 50 that they may participate as
members IN the organization Of the House.
I'll authorizes officers Of the United States
10 supervise and control the registration Of
voters.
at authorizes such officers 10 maize a house
toulouse canudss to ascertain the LEGALITY Of
am registered UOter.
at prorideS for the payment Of al nes
officers ont ofhe Federal treasury, authorize
the employment Of n,ony Of Them for
much as eight days before an election.
"And fD0Hg il MAKES permanent oppro-
pridijon Of oar money for the execution Of me
lar"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04

The Committee on First Market held its
regular meeting in the market building yes
terday afternoon. Chairman George 3.
Davis presided. and a good deal of routine
business WAS transacted. 1t was decided to
close the market on next Thursday morning
at Q o'clock for the balance of the day 10 en-
able the all-holders TO participate in the
trades parade in connection with the Open
ing Of the Exposition.
The Committee on Second Market last
week decided 10 keep their market closed
all day. but this action has been modified
and the Second market will also be open
until 9 A. II.
The Committee on Third Market was 70
have met last evening 10 audit some bills.
but no business could be transacted. Mr..
Eoykin, the chairman of the committee, be-
ing the only member present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04

Judge Walter Q. Gresham, of Indiana,
has declared his intention of voting for
Cleveland This is the most significant
gain the Democracy have yet made, be-
cause Judge Gresham has always been
one of the most prominent men of the
Republican party. lie was Postmaster
General under Arthur. and afterwards
accepted the portfolio of the Treasury
on condition that he be appointed United
States District Judge. So high did he
stand in the estimation Of his fellowmen
that he was spoken of for the Presidency
In 1888: but of late he has bitterly OPP
posed the extravaganza and class legisla-
ton Of his party, and was offered the
Presidential nomination of the Third
party. Had he accepted it would have
given some responsibility to that fac
ton. and when he refused, it was eXult-
ingly declared that he had decided 10
remain Republican Now that he has
come out for Cleveland, thousands of his
Third party admirers will vote for the
Democratic standard bearer. and the i'm
portance of his coming over 10 the Demo-
cracy from motives Of principle and be
cause he believes that party to be the
friend of justice and right, cannot be
estimated. 1t insures Indiana for the
Democracy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04

., n.,sAND " EAST BROAD STREET.

The opening display is better
to-day than yesterday, for despite
our best efforts all the things IN
tended for the big day didn't ar
rive in time. The live-long day
Yesterday new things were coming
IN and at once hurried to their
places. Nearer perfect to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04
ProDerty Transfers.

Richnond.-Commonweslth of Virginia
to James MoDonough. llel feet on Pickett
street northwest corner Peasants.
Eliza N. Runge's trustee to L. +. Carter
1915 feet on east side Laurel street near
China. s5i5.
A. Y. Stokes. Jr.. to o. s. Morton and
others. trustees. co feet on Marshall street
northwest corner Kinney. 81, 800.
Elizabeth Young TO James Ii. White, 4S
feet on alley between Preston. Baker. Third
and Fourth streets, SO.
ReRrlcO. George ID. PearInan TO James
b. Ellington. 90 feet on Twenty-third street
between and L. 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04

Called for the third time to represent the
pdrty Of ma choice IN contest for the supre-
macy Of Dem0croic principles. my grateful
appreciation Of rs confidence, less than ercr,
ffdcts the solemn sense Of D'y responsibility
II the action Of The cO5ocntion you repre-
rent shall be indOrsed by the st1'rd3es Of my
c0antrymcu, leW assume the duties Of the
great Office for ,rhicl hoce 6ee, nominated,
and nth huBbie reliance upon the dicine
BEING, infinite an pO'rer to aid, and constant
Ia a lcotchttd care oucr Our tdrored nation.
Yours, Cety truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04
TT CAME TO STAY.

II CAME ~ SIAls
When hoops were worn by woman ialr
nuisance they were found;
One ran against them everywhere-
The hoops we're always round
And they retarded, II WAS clear
The rise Of wOmsnklnd.
For by the fashion 10 her sphere
Each woman was confined
When hoops wen. ont, By some cracked brain
The hustle was designed.
And woman fashions. u was plain
We're getting quite behind.
The hustle also saw its dav.
Though TO It they adhered
For years. and when / passed away
The clinglng dress appeared.
And as it suited old and young
Twas worn without demur,
To fashion woman long had clung
Now fashion chung % her.
In time tho train became the style,
And every woman Tore a..
In fact this fashion for awlile
swept every thing before II.
And thus the years new fashions bring
Which flourish AMI decay;
The corset is the only thing
That ever
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04
McGflI Cetholic HMM

The annual election Of officers of the Nc
Gill Catholic Union took place last evening
with the following result: President. =. l.
Kelly Vice-PresIdent. John X. Higgins
Recording Secretary. James NJ. Powers;
Financial Secretary. William Ryan: Treas
urer. William Daiiron.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04

As the United States grow older, they
are growing in sense. Heretofore, it has
generally been considered unbusiness like,
or too self-indulcent for man to take
time to eat. but now a move is on foot
10 change ali that. A miniature eating vii
lage was thrown open at Madison Square
Garden, y. Y, last night. devoted TO the
exhibition of food and food products,
and the proper way 10 prepare them for
the table. The object of this exhibition
Is to teach the average American the
necessity Of preserving his health by
abandoning the custom of gulping down
halfcooked food. A most laudable un-
dertaking. but if the promoters Of it
want TO know something of genuine cook
fng they ought 10 take some lessons from
the old Virginia negro queens of the
kitchen Unfortunately, however, they
belong 10 race almost extinct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04

Won are dead, and afterwards your head
severed from your body. and your body
divided into four quarters. to be disposed
Of rs his Majesty may direct; and may
God in his infinite goodness have mercy
on your souls"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04

That Cleveland is considered certain
to carry Indiana is shown by the despe-
ration Of the Republicans. The Supreme
Court Of the State is expected to declare
the Legislative apportonment of 1850
unconstitutional, and as soon as that is
done a suit will be filed TO set aside the
Australian ballot law on the ground that
the Legislature of 1889, which passed the
law, was elected under that apportion-
ment and was, therefore, an illegal body.
OF course no such suit could begin 10
stand in court. because the reapportion-
mcnt act was law until it was set aside,
and it had not been set aside when the
Legislature of 1889 was elected. The
idea of trying to have the law set aside
on that ground. therefore. is preposterous,
and shows to what steps the Republican
party will resort to hold on to power.
Governor Flowers celebrated remark
about the votes of the people of Fire
Island has evidently not hurt him with
the Democracy there. He has just been
elected president of Cleveland and
Stevenson club formed on the Island.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04
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Tn Underwear all sizes from the smallest to the largest
to fit the small person and the large one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04
The Police i,oard.

The Board Of Police Commissioners will
meet ON Wednesday Afternoon at o'clock,
this week only. by order OF the Mayor. in
stead of on Thursday. their regular meet
ING day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04

Mr.. Cleveland. in letter TO Clarke
Howell of the Atlanta Constitution, de-
MES most positively that Mrs. Cleveland
refused TO attend him on his visit to Vir-
ginia because she did not wish to meet
Miss Winnie Davis. This sets at rest
q fayorits charge Of the Third partyites.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04

II don't oiUe Rebels in the South CoucherS.
IwouId rather furnish rope 10 hang every
d-n one Of them. "-Gmerdl James b.
WedUer, Peoples party candidate for PTeSi-
dent