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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-17
COLONEL x. Y. CHARTTERs DEAD.
Brief Sketch of This Prominent Citizen of
Observation-Disclosures News.


FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Feb. l6.-
special.--Colonel X. Y. Charters, one of
the most prominent of Spotsylvania's citi-
gems. died last night at his residence in
this city Of consumption, aged fifty years.
lie had been In ill-health for some time,
and his death was not unexpected.
Colonel CHARTERS has always been prom
inent ia the affairs of his county, ami he
had a large acquaintance throughout
the country. having been for several terms
Worthy Master of the National Grange OF
the United States, and at the time of his
death was member of the executive
committee of that organization and mas
ter Of the Virginia State Grange.
He was also district deputy treasurer
for his county, and member OF the Ma
sonic lodge Of this city.
He leaves a widow and one daughter
Airs. John A. Alsop, of this county.
The funeral will take place from his
late residence Friday and the interment
Will be In the family burying- ground at
Charlottesville.
A little grandson of Mr.. Stapleton Jett
OF Stafford county. while attempting to
take piece Of bread from dog, had his
eyeball bitten out yesterday. He is suf-
ferirg very much from the wound, ana he
is certain 10 lose the sight of the eye.
Mrs. Susan Payne formerly Of this city
but more recently Of Baltimore, died few
days ago at her home in the latter city
aged thirty-five years
The steamer Essex failed to make her
regular trip from Norfolk to-day, on ac-
count Of breakage to a part of her ma
chinery.
The Knights of Pythias have elected
Mr.. NJ. z. Mcdonnell to represent Lodge
No. p. OF this city. in the Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias, which convenes in
Richmond next Monday. Mr.. James w.
Musselman is the alternate.
There is no improvement in the condi-
ton of Mrs. Dr. A. G. Doggett.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-17
An THREE DROWNED.
A Father and Two sons Lose Their Lives
I'm Allegheny County.

IRON GATE. VA. Feb. l6.-Special.-
While Charles p. Bolton, who has had
charge of the ferry at Glen Wilton for a
number OF years. was trying TO cross the
river at that place with his two sons,
Charles end Harry. this evening. the wire
rope gave way, and the large fiat boat
was overturned and all three drowned.
Owing 10 the swollen condition Of the
river 1t was impossible to rescue hem.
Their bodies have not been recovered.
The Farmers Alliance auction sale OF
personal property was concluded 'o-day.
The sale amounted to between nine and
twelve hundred dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-17
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Carlisle Dcuics the Interview.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l6.-Ex-S Senator
Carlisle was asked what authority there
was for the statement credited 10 him
that zone of my first official steps will
be TO issue bonds. and this Will be fol-
lowed by a Special session Of Congress.
The Sherman act will then be repealed"
lie replied, Il have had no interview on
the subject, and have made no such
statement to anybody. I desire to say
further that ! have not announced 10
anyone what l thought the policy of the
incoming administration would be on this
subiec and 40 not intend 10 do SO. al
statements in the newspapers or else
where attrlbuting interviews TO me are
untrue"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-17

by one man. Friction Is reduced by a rul-
ing motion. A sylinder under the revolv-
ing parts fits into another cylinder, %
which the surface is partly concave.
When firing is to be done the cupola Is
brought around to the requisite point.
a q after the discharge It swings back
by itself, thus putting the apcrtures out
Of sight. The whole operation OF swing
ing occupies only five seconds. and during
only two seconds are the apertures ex-
posed 10 fire. The mechanism OF the
cupoIa Is said TO be q wonder OF ingenuity.
-NaW York Sun.
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ATTACK THE GOVERNMENT.
Tho BouIancist Deputies Air Their Views
in the Chambsr-yote OF Confidence.

PARIS, Feb. 16.-The public galleries OF
the Chamber Of Deputies were crowded
to-day with persons eager to witness the
attack OF the Boulangists upon the Gov
ernnl-nt Victor Leydet uRadicaI) opened
the debate on the Governments position
by intcrIe Hating the cabinet as TO their
general policy. The left centre ana the
conservatives. he said. had formed
league to wreck the present ministry. to
obtain power. end then modify the coun-
try's present military educational ana
financial Tolcy The Government with
weak complais cence. had allowed these
enemies OF the Republic to DO the"
worst without apparently taking step
TO hinder tn an Such supineness should
not continue longer. Alexander siilerano
(RadicaD denounced the ministers for
their inaction In the Panama matter,
Go1efroy Cavaignac Republican, denied
that any understanding existed between
him end the allied conservatives. His
recent speech, he said, was made WITH
the sole view OF advocating change OF
system-rot a change Of policy. NJ. Ribot
oxprested the hope that the chamber
would not try to disintsgrate the Repub-
lican union. DaDuty De RouiCde tBou-
langisO said that the Panama scandal
had shown that n change Of institutions
was necessary. Deputy Dumay SOCIALISM
argued that the only naturalization of all
industries would save the country from
destruction. Deputy Deschanel Qepub-
licanl said that a homogeneous cabinet
was the Governments greatest need NJ,
Ribot announced that he would accept
an order Of the day, expressing the cham
ber's confidence that the ministry would
maintain and enforce impartially demo-
cratic laws and prosecute a purely re-
publican policy. This order was voted
by Sl5 deputies against lS6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-17

three times representative OF the county
in the Legislature. member Of the Viz
ginia Board OF Public Works, and promi-
nent at the bars OF Charlottesville ana
WythevIlle from 1893 TO 1876. died at 5;SO r.
NJ. To his efforts mainly In widely adj
vertislng the mineral deposits OF THIS sec
lion IS due It's great Developments and the
ORIGINAL projection OF the now Norfolk
and western railroad through Southwest
yirsirta. age eighty-nine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-17
The Latest In Coming Towers.

Some OF the European Governments are
introducing the new French chrome steel
turret OF coming tower which, 1t IL
claimed. successfully avoids the weak
spots peculiar TO others OF a similar
character. Instead OF merely revolving
or diSappt airing by the aid Of machinery
an operation which expose ~ the aper-
uies-the new cupola swings. pendulum
-. fashion. upon horizontal axis for ten
degrees. This Is accomplished by means
Of . counterpoise. weighing some twenty
four tons. which Il easily kept In control
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-17
Four-Year-Old Chlld Outraged.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Feb. 16.-Special.-
A negro boy was arrested here to-day,
aged fourteen years. charged with COM
hitting an outrage on four-year-oid
white child which he had charge OF.
For the sake of the family no action has
yet been taken. and the names are for
the present suppressed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-17

gentleman in Union county, Mo-,
who Is too modest a man TO have his
name mentioned in the newspapers, was
cured o. rheumatism by chamberlain
Pain Balm, after trying other medicines
and treatments for thirteen years. %
cent bottles for sale by owens &c Minor
Drug Co., 1907 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-17
nr. IQSeph nIackmap Dead.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Feb. 16..-Dr.
Joseph Blackman. one Of the oldest drug
gists in this city, died here to-day. aged
seventy-two years. lie was familiar
figure on Broad street for over six de-
cades- He was a son OF Captain Joseph
Biackman. the sailing master Of the Sa-
yannah. the first steam vessel to cross
the Atlantic Ocean.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-17
The wilIer-FJIiott Contest.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Feb. 16.-The
Miller against Elliott election contest,
from the Shoestring or Black district OF
South Carolina. was to have come up for
decision to-day In the House Committee
on Elections. but quorum did not APP
pear. Four Republicans and two Demo-
Gratis were present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-17

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Feb. ia
81. Augustine special to the Times Union
saws Mrs. George s. Green, wife OF ex,
Mayor Green. this city, was struck and
killed early this morning by locomo-
tive on the south-bound train on the
St. Augustine and Indian River railroad.
She was a native Of Connecticut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-17

that the language OF public discussion
ought TO be regulated according 10 the
standard set up In Parliament. In public
interest we say. as we have the right to
say. that Irish Nationaiists have been
paid party-paid by the enemies OF Eng
land"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-17
One View OF Forgery.

Did you write James Skidmore's
name on this note?" said the judge 10 a
prisoner accused of forgery.
I'D Ike to know, judge" replied the
culnrlt. 'ff Jim Skidmore has a copy
right on the letters as happens 10 form
his name ?''-Savannah Press
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-17

The funeral OF Mrs. WALTER j.
HECHLER, who died on Wednesday
evening, the 18th instant, will take place
FridayD AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
Friends and acquaintances invited to
attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-17

CHATTANOOGA. TENN Feb. 10
Floyd Woody and John Turner negro PSI
were hanged at nom to-day at Jasper
Marion county, for the murder OF George
Dawson on November %. 1892. Both made
full confessions.
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Fx-Eoyernor Bjshop Diving,

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Feb. N-Tt is
thought that Ex-Governor X. NJ. Bishop.
OF Ohio, who has been sick here for
month past, cannot live longer than
twsnty-four hours. He In failing rapidly.
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DEATH or COLONEL \. J. BoYD.
One Of wythevilie's Most Prominent Citl-
zeDs Passes Away.

wYTHEvILLE. VA. Feb. 1c.--Special.
Colonel Thomas Jefferson Boyd. the
father OF wythevile aiumus OF Univer-
stsy OF Virginia. for q quarter Of a GEN.
tury ct the head OF the town council,
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-19

Oiciec sw. znowu wyda} en-
cyklike o bezboznych i zgub-
nych celach masoneryi. To
tax mason6w rozgniewa}o, re
w Neapolu zebrall sic ma
zebranie, ma kt6rem g}owny
mistrz loz masohskich, niejakl
Lemmi, powiedzia} move
przeciw Ojcu sw.i Kosciolowi.
Odwazy} sic twierdzit, ze
masonom o umoralnlenle
ludzi chodzi, ale tez doda},
re masonerya day ku temu,
azeby przez rewolucya Kos
cio} katollcki zniszczyc. Ma
soni staraja sic tedy O to, ably
by,o "szedzie zupe]na vol
nose sumlenia (prawie talk
jak socyaldemokraci), szko]a
rzqdowa be- nauki rellgii,
sluby cywllne, rozwody, pra.
W. ostre IA ksiezy; w~reszcic,
ably skasowaG prawo, zapew-
Aiajqcc Oicu sly. b~ezplcczeli-
stwo. Jaka bezczclna ia ma,
soncrya! a ten wielki mistrz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-19
EAPIsUJClE sOBIE WIARUsA
FRASZKI.

- u u e rY k a II :
s k a.. Nauczyciel:: Jak sic nazywat
plerwszy cz}owlek: Uczen: Wa
shlngton. Nauczyciel: Alez
Adam bYf p~ierwszym c~z}ow1eklem!
= Uczen (pogardllwie]: A! pan
professor i cudzoziemc6w ra-
chuje!
w e "a g t! w domu
pewnego aDtckarza mleszka} pc.
wroznlk. Chcac wytepic szczury,
znajdujqce sic " pomieszkaniu,
postal on do ~aptekarza siuzac4,
ably knpita silnei truclznY. Apte-
kari odmowlt p~owiadaj9c, re
]powroInlk ~jcszczc by sic otru}.
Wkr6tcc p0tem aptckarzowI
potrzcba byio sznara. Posyia wicc
do powr64nka, ably mu odpr2cdal
kjIka mctr6w... Me moer
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-19
LINCOLN

Wielki ten MAJ, opuszczajac
sw6j dom W Springfield, ILL.,, ably
objac urzad Prezydenta Standw
Z)eduoczonych, przemowii ma po-
zegnanne do swych starych przy-
jaci61 i znajomych, konczqc slowy:
,,SYsledzi, daicie waszym ch}opa-
kom sposobnosc do zrobienia
szczescla!
Stowa to ~jeszcze dzlsiaj tax
dobrze So ma czasle, jak pred 80
laty.
Jak dawac TAXA sposobn.sc?
Ma po}nocnym Zachod1.9 ley
wielkle panstwo, czekajace ma
m}odych d>lelnych zuch6w, ably
przybyli, je ucywilizowall razem
z ziemia ulepszali syoia dole. Pc
catym tvm wlelklm kra1u So
mlodzi ludzle, zuchy, kt6rych miat
ne mvsli Lincoln, ezukajacy po-
lepszenia swej doll i zrobienia
karyery.
Tu ich szczesclel
Odnosny krai ley wzdtuz
kole, Northern Pacific. Tu mona
znalesG lyle pieknego, lie tylko
zapragniecie. w Minnesocle i W
doIinie rzeki Red River W POI
nocnej Dakocie nsJpiekn,ejsze
stepY, dobre pod pszen1ce lnne
plody. w zachodniej Po4nocnej
Dakocie i Montanie So pastwiska
bez granlc.
Kto poszukuje fanny docho-
dowania %owocow, niechaj sic uda
do Stanu Washington.
Co do rozKoszy naukowych
p%rzerzyna kolej Northern Pacific
okolice, iakich ME ma gdzieindziej
Przeiezdzujac przez CORY ltocky,
Bitter Rood i Cascade. widzi sic
najwiekszy krajobraz g6rzysty W
ea}ych Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Jeziora Pend d'Oreille Coer
d'Alene same So warte podr6zy cd
brzeq6w Atlantyku do Oceanu
Spokojnego. Podroz wzdluz Clarh's
Fork PREY rzece Columbia Jest
snem prey oczach ctwartych.
Ably MONA jechac tax oaleko
! to wszystko wldziet, dale kolej
Northern Pacific poc,agl ustuge
jake gdzleindziej trudno znalesc.
NalwspanIalsze i nalwygodniejsze
kary syplaIne. u
dalne. PuIlmana kary Ola turys w
tax ola plerwszei, jak dl. drug e,
klasY Take kar
dnie. Lokom)y
Plsat do
CllAS, S FEE
Gen. passenger q Ticket a cnt
u'@an uBlin.
ZAPIsUJCIR SoRlE WlARUsA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-19
co
WE zanosi

WE WLOSZECH zanosi
sic ma wykrycie podobnego
oszukahstwa bankowego, ia
klein Jest sprawl Panamska
we Francyi. Tam mia} hank
rzymski" w Rzymie dopusz-
czat sic falszerstwa, przez
kt6re dyrektorzy banku 9
miIion6w frankow do swojej
kieszeni zyskali. Je~
den Z poslow rozpowiedzia}
O tenn w sejmie. Minlstrowie
p~rzyrzekl1, re te sprawe zba.
daja i wydadza ostrzejsze
prawo ola bapkow. Kto vie,
co tam Z tego wyniknie.
We W]oszech grssuja,
gorzej Cd choIerY, masoAl
czyli wolnomularze. Pc innych
kraJach naiezq do masondw
20 wiekszcj czescI panowje;
We WIoszech zn$ nalez2 tel
juz ludzJe zc ssedniego stanu,
a nawct 2 ludu, Ola tego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-19
odpownada %powroznlk = leszczeby
sig pan aptekarz powies}.

sig pan aptekarz powiesl}.
Pred balem MAJ. No,
ldziesz zoneczko ma bal? Zona:
Me, DO ME nam novel suknl!
MAJ: A ia nam ~ieszcze slubny
frak, a ide. Zona: Ba, kto tam ma
twoj starry frak patrzy! MAJ: WEI
w'ec stara suknie, a take ME
beda ma MIA pstrzec!...
d roga IONA: Mines
my sic pobraIi, kochany jerry,
m6wiles zawsze, re CT iestem oar.
dzo droga."
MAJ: A teraz jestes mi lesz-
cze o wlele drozsza."
Zona( ca radoscia):: .,Czyz
tax Jest W istocle?"
MAJ IL pewnosc,a. Eylas
dosyc droga w%teuczas, DO musia}em
CT przeeiez kupowac karmelk,
plersclonkl i inne podarunki. Lecz
to MIC ME znacza wobec rachun-
kow, jake MUSIC zap}aclt za,twoie
kapelusze, suknle iedwabne / t. d.
o. a: ,,Janle, p6]de "a
ciebie, chocbysmy mle!i zyG o
chleble l wodzle." "A.
On: ,,Dobrze ma luba. WY.
staraj sic o chleb a o wodets sic
ME b6j, o MIA ia sic wystaram."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-19
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