davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-19

these:
Patrick Anderson, Dundee. Scotland, $4,000
Rev. George Putnam d. d., ROxbury, 5000
Hannah Atkins, Chelsea, 5000
Lucy p. Curtis, Brunswick, 1000
Salome H. Curtis, Brunswick 2,OOo
Thomas Mcdonnell, Brunswick 5000
Mary Ann MCDONNELL Brunswick, 1000
Ellen j. Mcdonnell, Brunswick, 1000
Sailors Sunny Harbor Quincy, Mass, 10000
Warren st. Chapel. Boston. 5000
Massachusetts General Hospital, Bos-
ton. 5000
Old Women's Home Boston, 10000
Chidren's Home and Home for Aged
Old Colore a W 7y Home, Boston. 1000 1900
Roxbury Charitable Society, 5000
Unitarian Association, Boston, 5000
Unitarian Society, Brunswick. 5000
Children's Nilsson for Destitute Child
rem, Boston. 5000
ROXbury Atheneun, Rpxbury, 5000
Her paintings now go to the Boston
Atheneum.
All property, real and personal, left
after the payment of the legacies will 60
to the building and support of Home
for aged women and destitute children
in Roxbury, preference being given to
single women.
Miss Snow forbids all persons, or any
person, from breaking this her last will,
and she adds whoever attempts to
break it, or breaks it, may he, she, or
they find no peace of mind or body in
this world or the world to come.''
The will is dated May 80, 1861 1t has
been held in trust and must have accu-
| INFLATED largely in the years since.
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-19
SOPHIA SHOWS WILL.

1t has Been Determined and these Benificia
ries, VIII Receive Large Sums.
When Miss Salome Snow of Bruins
wick died, the estate of her Sister Sophia
Joanna Snow-who died several years
ago-was ordered to be distributed &C
cording to the terms of her will as stated
in the PRESS the other day, at which
time an abstract of Miss Salome's will
was given.
Among the legacies left by Miss So
phia Snow, which will now be paid, are
these:
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-19

Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed Castorias
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
Sdurc=p probe fir Sabne.

Die Bulletins go. 30 un6 80 Ser Sill
notier neutrality-suspicious. Geriu6Sitatio9
men beibreiben cine nete Wtctbooe CUR
9riiiung Ser SGure 6es Gabms (Gream5)
nit alfaliiden Sdblets. SeOeS bteier
Sablet5 entbdlt eine beitimmte W3enge BON
Sootumfarbonat uno 8fcnolpbtaletn. 9as
Sobtumtarbonat ueutraliitrt Die SGure
6es ytabms, unb Oas Bbenolp6tbalein 5cigt
Ourrb cine Sarb%endnoerung, Die ii9 be-
merfbar macbt, iObalo geniigenb Ilfalt
sugefiigt lit, an, mem Der &abm neutral
lit. Die SabIetS fDnnet I'M praftiiden
Metereibetrieb 10 beripenbet tperben, baB
man ite in 8alier- auflOit unO oieie 2O1uns
gu einem abgemeiienen Guontum 9tabm
sufGgt. NuS ber Ofenge Ser fir Bic Oteuz
traliiirung Der SGure beS 9tobms perz
broucbten 20iung eritebt man ben @rab bet
Sdurc, bic Der Rabm gebabt Bat. Der
Butterma6cr fam auf Oieie Beiie lcicbt
ermittcln, ob Der STADIUM bic bon t6m 9e7
tplinl6te SGurc beiibt ODER nibt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
Agricultural 8upplr1ne1tt+

Z. SIM 6erbIt perbrenne 10 frii6 uie
m09li9 aQe 8flan5en bon Der 9titel, Oerer
Oh Dabbaft merben %fannit.
8. Stlf baSl1, 6aB Elm @eieB altgenom7
men iperbe, tpelcbeS Die nibt sur Steae
nobnenocu Gigentbimcr BON 2dnoereten,
Sic Observation-Disclosures, StraBen2Gome
miilionen, neutrality-suspicious. uno ale
9crionen, Bic it6 ni3t oarum fGmmern,
spingt, ibr She'll Sur Srct6altung Der
2drOcr bon benz llnfraHt beiSlltragen.
8. Gorge oafiir, baB bic gSegeaut1eDcr
fir i6rcn 8c5irf SUI neutrality-suspicious.
eruannt ptrbcn, un6 BOB cs ibnen CUR
9flicbt gen1acbt msrSc, oafitr SIT iorgen,
oaB bic 8cgrGnber BON bcr ruiiii6cn
Diitcl freigebalteu tpcrbcn. Gu9 ioutc
icbcr Gonitabler nit d6nlihen 8efugnilien
un0 8fli9ten namcntlib III 8c5ug auI
un6ebautes 0an6 unb auf @iienbaDncigen>
tbum bcitalt mcrben.
10. Macbe Dur9 Qtbbtlbungcn Ober
6urdb 8orseu9ung bon @rcmplaren Der
BflanSe anc oeine Na6barn nit Der ge>
fG9rLicbeu 6 Hanse b%efannt, 6anntt tie 0iee
ielbe fenncn lernen uuo 5u ibrer 8erttlz
gun9 ~bcitragen t0nncn.
2anomirtbe, Bic ii6 iiber nGbere Gin
5eLbeiten in 8eSug auf bic rulitl9e 0iitcl,
namentli6 ilber i6r Nuftreten in NebraSfo
informiren ponen, f0nnen iicb bon Der
agricultural Experiment Station Of tie
llniUe:iitp Of gtcbraSta", elm @rempIar bcs
Bulletins SEQ. 81 1biGen laIIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
Gan0wirtbfdaftIide 8eila9e
Der
Jlinois Staats=6eitung

SIM 6inbltd auf Sic groBe 8e6eutun9,
peldbc 5uuerldiii9e, raid perofentltcbte
9tadribten iiber Ben SaateultanO in ben
cinsclncn Staten unb Counties fiir bic
8eurtbeiGung bes i6lieBli3en @rnteauSz
fauS in 6enielben, iolpie fiir Die beretnitige
0citallung Ser 8reile Der GclOirlI6tc be-
iibcu, lit cs 1cbr pIni6enSpertb, baB aus
bem &rciie ~unierer 2clcr lyns recbt bGufi9
bicrauf be3ii9Iicbe Mittbcitun9en genlabt
ipcr6en. SIM Qni6luB III biele gto6riDten
iiber Saatcnitanb uno GtntcauSii6ten itnb
arcb ionitige 9lngaben i'll 8e5ug auf ben
neutrality-suspicious. 8ctricb, @artenbau,
bic SbitSuht, Smferet II. /. ID. fir unleren
2elerfreis BON allgemeinem Sntereiie; 20
es n0tbig 1T, bas @ei6rie6ene in etne paie
ienoe Sorm fir ben 9rud 5u b%rin9en, u17
tcr3icbt sic 9tebattion iib 8erne Dieier
NfilGe.
Ollie fir Sic 8eiIage bcitimmten Mits
~tDeilungen unb Nnfra9en iinb 81 ri9ten an
81 orea g / nj II,
&e6atteur Der yGanbWtrtDl9ailiben 8et7
lqde",
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
Die Gbindbu9s in JlItnois.

9aS ioeben eri6ienene Bulletin SEQ. SO.
Der Observation-Disclosures 8er iu65ftatipn
Der SQinoiier Stats l1niDerittGt Su @hdm7
paign, entbdlt cine Nbbanolung iiber bic
ibGoli6e @etrcibcman5en, bic in Sablrei9en
SuinOiier @ountpS in biciem CONNER
gan5 beionbers 5ablrei6 auftreten. 9ieie
Nbhatblung entbGlt eintge fir uniere Sarz
mer iebr beabtun9Snertbe 8infe.
3unGcbit 9iebt bas Bulletin ben Sarz
mern 9tatbi6ldse fir Die 9lnle9ung BON
8arrieren. be5tp. @rGben, ipel6e oas lleber>
treten Der Gbin9bugS BON cinem infisirten
uadD einem nO6 nicbt bon benlelben betm7
geiu6ten Selbe p%erbinbern ioQen. IS
empftcblt stpiid6en ben betben 6eloern cine
tiefc Surcbe gu p%flii9en, bcren 8dnoe 10
iteil mie mO9li6 abfaaen ioucn u16 tpel6e
10 rein Die mOgli9 lein ioQ. Sn bieier
6ur3c ioaen Die itb BORT aniammelnben
Gbin36usS bur9 cine Wtii6ung bon einen1
She'll &eroiene CBetroLeum) un6 8 Sbetlcn
8alier, Orbentlt6 our6eiuanoer sei6ut7
teIt, get0btct. iperben.
Cine dbnli6e Metbo6e sur 8ertilgung
Der @etretDeDanSc, tpie tie namentlib in
B%isconiin angepenOet ptrb, lit bic, ei1e
QuantitGt 9rilner 8ei5en>, Safer o6er
&ornbiiibel an bic Surcbe 5u legen, un0
bic bort itcb aniammcInben QSan3en chem
fails bur9 Die Yetroleumz @muliton 5t
t0bten.
Ser srOBeren Siberbeit tpe9en tpGre 6QS
Btll9en BON stpet parallel. neben chamber
Iie9enocn Sur6cn 81 empfebLen. Sn
6ieiem Sale f0nnten bte aus Ser erlten
Surbe ettpa entmii1enben G6in9bugs in
Der "5ipeiten 6urcbe %9et0btet tperben.
9tlS Elm tofipieligeres unO nicbt 10 leibt
81 ieDer 3eit an5utpenbenbcs WitteL 9iebt
oaS Bulletin Die Emphasizing bon 2ieb>
Observation-Disclosures beS Snieftes, Srii65
lingstpeiScn nber elmer anoeren fcbneI=
wa9ienben, i%afttgen @etreibe7 ober@raSart
in Streifen UNI Die infi3irten Wet3enfelber
poer ionit 81 i6iibenben Telber an. Die
@hin66u9s tpiiroen ii6 nad bieien laftiz
gen BTan3en bin5ieDen unO tonnten leicbt
Derntcbtet peroen, beDor tie tbre @ier fir
Die 5tpeits Generation bieics Sabres leeen
tonnten. W2it 6illfe bon tpie pben Ql1Qe>
9eben gc5o9enen Surcben f0nnte ben Mauz
sen Die 0eiterDerbreitnng oann ebenfaus
abgel3nttten tperoen.
Inn eS ben Sarmeru All erm0qIichen.
Serlucbe nit oem bon Brof. Snop Dot
Der untnerrtdt in 2atprence, &anIas, ent>
0edten Wttttel CUR Gernicbtung Ser @btncb=
bugs an5ultelen, hat Die Decentralization
Der Sutnotler Staats zllniDerittGt ~Qlrrangez
mentS 9etroften, I'M Sen Sarmern Gbin6z
bugs, ipelbe nit Dem serlt0rcrOen Bacillus
oOer SpaltpilS i~nfiSirt iinO, CUR Gerfiigung
81 lteuet. Die @elbmittel Da3u itnb Der
Decentralization BON Dem 9ircftorium Ser
Staats 7Nferbau>0 eriucbsitatipn beuialQt.
Tarmcr, Delbc Sic 8eriuche aniteueu
pOacn, miiiien an 6errn ca. Sorbes,
State @ntomolo9iit, @Dam7
patgn, Sill, eint9e Iauien6 lebenber
@bincbbugs, Derpadt sulammen nit etiuas
sranem @etreiDc, III einem 8Iebtait9en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18

bon einem Bint bis einem Quart Snbalt
ienoen. 0te Snleften tper0en III Der Ser
lucbSitation 0ann NIT bem &ranfbettS1
bacillus bebaftet Derben, inbem ite nit an
6em Bacillus franfen rnb baran geitorbe@
men Gbtncb6ugS in en9e 8erIibrung ge@
bracbt mcrDcr. QllSoann per6en tie ben
9bicn6crn nit genauen Qnga6en iber ben
@ebrau6 Ser inft5trtet SnIeften tpteOer
5useitelt ipcrben.
6err 6orbeS, Ser Gerfaiier Oes 8uaettns,
lit ieOoc9 Der Nnlt6t, baB eiu ii6eres
Wtittel our 8ertilgung Der @0in36ugs noeb
nibt 9efunben tit, unb baB eS itcb bier
INNER nod nm bloBc @rperimente b%anoelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
Gbtrnen, gtnfttan, IS. CUNT 1894
@flonse ben @rOabruti9unssn OOrse6eust

Bfan5c ben @rOabruti3uugen Dorgebeu8t
nirb.
2tber auc9 6as 2uslan6 intcreiiirt iib in
6obem WaBe fir Die neue 8flan3e, 10 nas
mentlicb @n9lan6 uno letne &olonien,
Tranfretd, &uBlano, Sfonbinaoien ,gtorOs
omertta, 8rolilicn, @(rgcntinien, Qlgier
uno Die iiibafrifaniic6en &olonicn. gbenio
bat OaS rumaniihe 2(ferbauminiiterium
IN 8ufarelt 9luftrdge 3ur &ultur Der Ga>
tD9ruSz g flan3e gcgcbcn. llc6eraQ, wo Die
SatbDruSz8 flan5e biS6er auSgciteut pur0e,
lit ibr Die bOdbite Q(us5eiDnung 5uerfannt
Doroen, 10 1880 in Brag, i'll &open6a8en
1888, in 8ien 1890, IN Wiin6en 1893.
llc6er bic ~cratelten auBeroroentlib giin1
lttgen &elultate nit benz Qnbau bon bob7
perebelter Saat unb 8flansung BON LA
thyrus silvestris Wagneri" i'm Sabre
1893, tuelbeS lpe9en ieiner TroGenDeit ge1
ra0e3u DerbdngniBOou fit sic 2%anbmirtbe
puroe, beriAteten cine grOBere 3abl prafs
til9er 2dnbmirtbe an 6te Acknowledgements
Iidbe geielidaft v0atbprus." Sin Separat=
abbruf bieicr Sbreiben lit bon benz @ene>
ralDertreter Der g%enannten @eieaibaft, g..
S. &L0Ber, Sauter i. g., gratis erbdltlib.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
Die nliIbooerm ais Grfennun9s=
seiben gutter 2lildfGbe.

Die Mtl9a6crn, ipelbe bonn Gltter al in
5pei 6auptsweigen BEN 8au6 entlans
%lauIen, eebOren 81 Sen mi6ti9iten 3eiden
fir bic Grfennltne Ser Mtlchergiebi9feit
elmer Sub. Sc beltIi6er, itdrfer, boiler
ite berportreten unO ie meDr ite iblangens
fOrnig berum5ieben, je ipeiter tie Ebcrz
1aupt an Dem 8at6e pcrbreitet iinb uno
lie ltdrfer Qusgebiloet Die Seffnung lit,
burb mcl9e lc in 6ie 8au660ble eintretcn,
Oeito mebr fann man auf bic Milbersiebigs
felt Der betreffenpen Sub iblieBen. Stir
ein nocb beiiercs 3eideri lit cS gu balten,
iDcnn ieoe Wilbaoer ii6, beoor tie III Die
8au9boblc tritt, nocb tpieoer in sDei Tbeile
tbetlt unb jebsr Oieier 3mct9e in cine ocut7
ltb bemerfbare ~beionbere 0%efnung (Mtilbz
gr1be) perlGuft. Sci elmer &ub bon aus
geprdgter 6lcil9raiie itno Die WilbaOern
9cmDbult9 falm SIT bemerfen, llebrtgcnS
bat man BET Der 8curtbeilung elmer Sub
pobl int Nltae 81 bebalten, baB bte Milb1
abcrn unb Mtil9gruben BET dltcren &iiben
oiel itarfer auS9ebiloet iinb ais Bel jingcrn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
Grb0bun9 Ger Kartofelertrdse.

@s lit cine betannte Gbatia6e, 6aB it6
sic GrtrGSe BET Iartoffelernten oann be-
0euteno Derrtngern, tpenn man ia6relang
an oericlben Stelc &artoffeln baut. ga
bteler um1tanD lib benin Nnbau oIIer
anberen &~ulturpflan3en 5etgt, 10 ldBt Ser
ti6tige 8irtb elnen regelmdBigen Sru6te
ipec6lcl cintretel1, 10 baB crit nacb lGngeren
Sa6rcn bic &ultur berielben 'Srucht ii6
Quf oerlcIben Stelle mieberbolt, unb oielem
Srucbtpedbiel, bieler 9cregelten Srucbt9ez
folgc, perodnfen 2anonirtbl6aft un0
@Grtnerei gum She'll i5re @rtrGGe, iie loItc
borum auf Dem gr0Bten 8ciibe unb I'M
flci1ftcn @arten eingert5tet uno ftrcng
innegeDalten iein. 8eiter a5er trGgt sur
Ooafommenen @%ntipidelung Ser &artoffel
ltr1b aler anbcren &uIturgcrpd6ie Elm oft
ctntretenDer Samc1mccblel BEL, ltno ald)
biclcr 1T in alien guten Wirtbi6aften etnz
9cfii6rt.
9(6er Sru6tfolge un6 Samenipcdblel
alein iinb noc6 ni9t in bet Gage, Sic .961e
item @rtrGge Ser &ortoftclerntcn 81 garanz
tiren. Wenn man atcb bon mancher Sette
cine 9(uSartung Der &ulturpflan5en, 5. +.
eilten Gil6gang Der uripritngliben gutcl1
@igeni6atten herielbcn ta6 ld1gercm Nn7
ban beitreitct, 10 set9t bod seraOe bic 8ar<
toffel unpiberleglidb, 6aB lie OorDanoch lift,
benn ale alten &artoffellorteu 9eben, iel6it
bel nor5ii9licblter &ultur, in ben @rtrdger
3uriid, iDre Sualitdt ipirb gerinQcr, Tie iinb
ber &rantbeit mebr aus9eieBt, ite perz
ibmiuocn nacb uno nacb. NuS biclem
@runbe 9eben 1clte, aus Sanen 9~c5itbtete
&ortoffeIiorten tait INNER D0bere @rtrdgc,
pie dltere Sorten, ulo es Iicgt i'm eiseniten
Sntereiie zines ieben 9anopirt1es bic
Soaten setttpeile gu pecblcln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
Brteffafen.

I'm Die MISUNDERSTANDING 8eilage fit
tniere 2eier 10 lebrret6 unb nubbringeno
ais moglt6 81 9eitalten, lit eineu1 jeoen
bon tbnen bas 0te1t etngerGumt, iib brief
lic6 ober minOli9 Oil Sic GeDattion nm
NuStunft itber aIe I'M lanonirtblbaftli>
9en 8etrieb lic6 aufnerfenben Tragen su
penoen un0 finb aucb Qnttporten auf
irseno tpel6e i'm Brieffaitcn Der0ffentlic67
ten Sragen eripiini6t, benn eS fann poDl
fetnem 3metfel unterporfcn letn, baB bie
praftii6c @rfabrung, bic mancber 2anb7
ptrt6 geraoe in iolcben SGuen,, in .oenen
Tim Nusfunft 9ebeten tptro, seiommelt
bat, bic allerbeite 2oiung iol6er Sragen
llacb it5 81 Sieben Derntag.
o e &ebaftton.
285. Nnfrage. SCI beiibe cine Sub,
pelcbe Sic ible lngeippbnbeit bat, ficb
ielbt ausSuiaIgen. &0nnsn sic mir
pieuei6t Elm Mittel an9eben, Inn bieler
Sub biele unliebiame Angepobnbeit ab5u<
geip6bnen?
sc. @ebrfe, Soma.
9tnttport. Tim elmer Sub, tpelcbe iicb
ielbt a~uSiau9t. bieie l1nart absusem0bnen,
miro empfoblen, berle!bcn einen cttpa 80
Gentimeter langer, OIL beiben @n6en sugez
lplbten Stod an Ser Stirne inter ben 60r>
-nern feit5ubinoen. 8enn nun bte &u5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22

az once donate the same TO their lodge TO
be used In payment OF mortgages on
lodge property. The actual relief extended
was only about $500. and the balance
was used as above stated. The commit
tee found that the action OF the Fargo
brethren was censurabe In the highest
degree, and ordered the Grand Lodge OF
North Dakota TO Mt once see that all at
tention he given 20 the relief OF actual
distress-the original purpose OF the call
and all other funds be at once returned
TO the donors.
The peculiar feature OF this case was
that the Grand Lodge Of North Dakota
found that II was a misappropriation OF
the donation. bat took no active steps 10
force restitution OF the money. and
the report adopted to-day censures In
emphatic terms this apparent indifference
TO the injustice done the real sufferers.
as well as those whose liberality was 30
fratemally shown toward them.
At the close the afternoon session.
the Kansas matter was reached, but
the body adjourned before wadng into II.
This is a question In which the Kansas
brethren are deeply concerned. To them
IL involves their ownership or control OF
property valued at $4,000. and
naturally every Odd-Fellow in Kansas as
well as the civil courts OF the country.
are looking auxiously for Its termination.
At the third annual meeting Of the odd
Fellows National Press Association, held
to-day. the title Of the organization was
changed 10 the Odd-Fellows international
Press Association. and the following off,
Gers were elected for the ensuing year:
a. T.. Voorhis Topeka. Kansas. presi-
dent John Reynolds. Indianapolis, Ind.
vice-presdcnt; j. Bourlet. Concord, n.
III. secretary and treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22
janet n Distinct Success.

"Jane" Is essentially dependable play.
Provided. that the actors infuse into 1t
plenty Of spirit, and that for some little
time they have made rehearsal the buSi-
ness of their lives, II Is warranted TO keep
an audience amused, even II the art should
leave something to be desired. One hail.
at least, OF the bond was fulfilled by Gus
tave Frohman's company. which appeared
at the Academy last night. Rehearsal
had not been a matter of the first i'm
portance-more than one Of the situations
and much OF the stage business wore a
ragged edge-but such an abundance OF
spirit was infused into the proceedings
that the performance was dubbed a dis
tinct success by an enthusiastic audience.
Miss Belle Gilbert was merry and pert
in the title role, and for the humor and
rIvacity OF her performance she Is en-
titled to very warm praise. There was
humor. too, In the Charles Shackelton or
Mr. T.. G. Spangler. but he has a touch
something too heavy and too slow for
nimble work of this kind. Mr.. Stedman
filled the part OF Mr.. Kershows with care
and ability. Mr.. Sullivan was less divert
ing than he might have been as Claude,
and Mr.. Tucker made an indefatigable
William. Miss Hayward acted the part
OF Miss Chadwick with considerable comic
force. Jane was preceded by a de-
lightful little curtain-raiser, entitled, zone
Touch OF Nature"
There will be matinee and evening per-
formances to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22
THE euLLer-PRooF cARs.
II Adopted, Fighting Soldiers VIII Uso
Bayonct or CIubbed Rife.

(Spectator)
II there is not some latent but iatai ue-
feet In Herr Doves system OF making
soldier bullet-proof the result or warfare
will be a very remarkable one. since
the object OF war Is to kill-"to place hors
du combat" is only a less crude way OF
putting the iact-new ways or killing
infantry and cavalry will have to be de-
yised. The chances of hitting men IN
the face at long distances with rifle tre
will not be good enough. But the only
main open wifi be artillery fire, close
combat with the bayonet and dubbed
rifie-preferably the latter, as the cuirass
will make the bayonet DIFFICULT 10 oS, use
airy charges. The first of these. artil-
lery fire, has hitherto been regarded as
of comparatively little Importance In the
matter of killing.
IL Is often declared. indeed. that the
chief effect produced by the guns Is the
moral effect. Though not many are
killed, men do not like to be within range
of artillery Possibly. however, the ef-
feet OF artillery fire could be increased.
In any case. and since everything is re-
lative. the fact of the falling OF OF effi-
cheney in rifle fire must increase the I'M
portance OF artillery fire. II is obvious.
however. that the chief effect OF bullet
proof soldiers on the circumstances OF a
battle would be to increase enormously
the amount OF nanu-tO-nduu Usnlink. Bul
hand-to-hand hghting means an adyan-
tage to the strongest and most athletic
force. Now. IL will be seen from the
bare enumeration of the changes which
seem likely to follow bullet-proof soldiers
that a great advantage will be given to
England.
Bullet-proof curasses will give an ad-
vantage TO the nation which can only
bring n small number OF troops into the
field. But that nation Is England. Ii VIII
iucraasn tho ifnDOrtanCe of artillery. But
this should be In favor OF England. for,
though we have not the conscription,
and SO cannot get men In large quanti-
ties. we can manufacture as many guns
as we choose Next. the revival OF close
combat ought 10 be In our favor. for
Englishmen are certainly better at the
rough-and-tumble OF close fighting than
their neighbors The infantry are natu,
rally more handy and more athletic. ana
the cavalry are. II not theoretically bet
ter riders. more capable horsemen. An
Englishman IL more likely to get MS
horse to do the impossible than a French
man M n German
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22

bowels were In fearful condition. had
TO take physic constantly. Ny hands ana
feet swelled so l could not walk AMI
could hardly feed myself. The doctor pro-
nounced II rheumatism.
That followed me- for years, anl last
fall l had a slight shock which weakened
me very much.
Then the grip set In. ami | was unable
20 do anything an winter When warm
weather came 1 got some better. but wis
unable TO walk the shortest distance with.
out being So tired l would have 70 ST
down.
Il tried doctors and medicines, bat re-
ceived no benefit from them. Then
began the use OF Dr. Greeno's Norvura
blood and nerve remedy. ami before hal
taken one bottle | felt better and con.
tinued to steadily gain unIer the use 4
this wonderful medicine.
II have been in better health this win
ter than for the last ten years. Have
not had an attack of rheumatism since,
and my stomach and digestion are a.
right [ DO not take cold as / usel -,
and haze worked every day FOR the last
two months without the least trouble aai
without that tired feeling 1 have had ~
long
Il advise every one 20 use DR.. Greene =
Neryura blood and nerve remefy. y ls
wonderful medicine. II cured me ana u
will cure you. sufferer. There is no other
remedy In the world that Will compare
with It,"
You who have suffered 80 long AMI
tried so many remedies. Just try A bottle
OF Or. Greene's Nervura blood ana nerve
remedy and you will get well. J. always
cures. Doctors recomu@n Il because r.
Is a great physicians discovery and be-
cause IL makes people well. pr. Greene
is the most successful specialist In curing
nervous and chronic diseases. His orica
IL at No % west Fourteenth street. New
York city, where he can be consulted free,
personally or By letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22
TeIepranhic Ternifics.

| In the Seventh Mississippi Congressional
| District Convention l.03I ballots have
| been taken without n change in the vote,
| Hooker leading with II Ss-lOO.
Hon. Mardis l.. Wood. Democratic
nominee for Congress from the Fourth
sons. has declined TO make the race. and
asked the chairman of the committee 70
provide another candidate.
The United States Secret-service officers
of the ST. Louis District have arrested
Adam II. Hoffley. of Ashley. ILL.,, and J.
G. and II. $. Wilson. of Jonesboro'. Ark.
upon the charge Of making and Showing"
counterfeits.
H. B Martin. Of Indianapo polls. n mem
ber of the Executive Board of the
Knights of Labor. was yesterday indicted
by the Lackawanna Qa) grand jury ON
charge Of libel, preferred by eX-Gen-
eral-Master-W Workman Powdcrly
A dispatch to the Koelnicshe Zeitung
from St Petersburg says that the cars
condition is such that he is still confined
to his room. and that his departure from
Spalafe, Crimea. has been postponed. IL
is believed that he IS afflicted with ca
chronic and serious malady.
The contested-n d-nomination case OF Cheat
ham vs.. White i'm the Second North Caro-
lima District was heard by the Republi-
can Congressional Committee yesterday,
anu itN ittlTipii s'TildAbi cisih'i'i0'bf IL
member OF the committee. said last night,
would be in favor of Cheatham.
The news was given out yesterday by
representatives, of the Texas State Farm
ers' Alliance. which organization is very
strong and influential that s., ,0O0.0 worth
of the bonds OF the projected north and
south railroad. from the Manitoba line TO
the Gulf, chartered as the Interstate and
Gulf railroad. have been sold to English
capitalists: and that negotiations are near
ly closed for the sale of S30OoO00 more.
Senator Walsh, the junior representa-
tive from Georgia i'm the higher branch
Of the national Congress. delivered an
address before large audience I'm At
lanta last night. having come at the in
vitation of the Young Mems Democratic
League OF Fulton county. There was
great enthusiast among the audience
over the arguments advanced by the
speaker for the support Of the Demo-
cratic party.
Governor Stone, of Mississippi yester-
day received from the Governor OF Ala
bama one Of the twenty-dollar special
warrants Issued by that State In 1867. and
IL Is a much closer copy OF United States
currency than that issued by Mississippi.
being exactly the SiZe OF United States
currency and of precisely the same color
as greenbacks. one of these bills was
submitted to United States Attorney-Gene-
raj Nansbury. who, In long opinion.
said there was no violation OF law in
the issue. This was In 1861.