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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-09
THE KOREAN WAR.
Views of d Distinguished Missionary OF
the Southern Baptist Convention.

Views of d Distinguished Missionary OF
the Southern Baptist Convention.
The Religious Herald OF this week con-
tains the following letter from Rev. DIR.
Graves, who has been for thirty-four
years a missionary in China. but who Is
now in this country on visit:
The jealousy between China and Japan
with regard TO Korea is not a new thing.
Korea was at one time under Japan, but
for years has acknowledged the suze-
rainty of China. While China claims il as
tributary Kingdom. Japan really has the
most interest in II, as almost all the
trade Is in the hands of the Japanese.
There is another factor III the problem.
which. though II Is kept in the back
ground. is probably potent as any
other Russia, the great power over all
Northern Asia, has long been desirous OF
gaining at least a foothold in Korea.
Shut up In the north by the ice Of winter,
she Is anxious TO gain port further
south for her feet. that she may be
power on the Pacific. she succeeded In
getting Japan 20 yield Up her claims 10
3agalieu, she seized large portion or
Chinese TaNary In the AmOor region.
and a few years ago nearly succeeded In
getting port In Korea by secret treaty
England, however. ever on the alert for
her willy rival. sent her feet under sealed
orders from Hongkong and checkmated
Russia by taking possession Of Port Ham
ilton, an island on the Korean coast. This
led TO diplomatic correspondence and to
both European powers giving up their
claims In Korea Russia chafes under
having her feet shut up In the frozen
north at viadivostok and Petropa ulowsIi.
and in ever watchfui for an oppOrtunifv
Of getting a more southern port on the
Pacific. Probably the attitude Of Japan
Is largely owing to an understanding with
Russia.
KOREA.
TIA s,pvy4e - Koren ttueff The ~~,,u~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-09
f5;!(6iFEN.(9

RICHMOND. VA, Auko5s "
To.dav--A Great Bargain Day
Nothing but Bargains IN every NC
Etment. .o,s r,;ce
al less. os
a. ca,es braided and made Of Frcnch
AnnsI IN navy and black, Tor S ST.,
s2vwill buy a Very Handsome 10y
oe trimmed In .either SIN ~ Nii,oortcd
otatin ribbon. and maze y. i"p'
LAZY cloth: former price -: c,,,sa
slG 4 and $3.50 Ladies Double ape
withnscrtlon. pssssmenterie trinneh.
and trIous other styles. all conslis,s,eins,
withG OF WORKMANShiF
ANDNTERIAL; choice for S.sN
Look \ the bargains in SUITS:
t,a,es, e,,zsr sergr Suits. best
workmaSiip. and worth Sii' to-day
Others. wy black MORE lapels;i; re- to
dueed forto-day only from 'i' -
SOC. CarpS for 2oc.
Yard-widc Tp-Ply Ingram Carpets:
fresh goOas. sld positively worth per
yard loc., forsc.
3A-inch Cayas Trunks, best
lined. malleabiiron fixtures, sold
recently for 4; bargain price,
|S4.75.
Ventilating CsSets, 571Ic.
$50 Celebrated M,que Deposee B s'1oad
Ventilated CorSe, for to-day reiuCeu
20 37I7c. each.
I biz lot Pearl Buttons, been s,
10. IL, and I5dper dozen-any
for sc.
-Four Cases Extra Sze and Superior
quality PALM-LEF FANS, Na!ue W.
ench. for Sc each
zoo Roxes Pure Cre;a TOILET SOAf'
per cake ic.. instea of l0c.
G. Mems and Boys Tue Twlled ran
mel Bathing Suits, 4 wool. al put on
one counter, and VII he sold At S..'
for any. @rhc lot isludes every size,
and former prices ere from I'D ~
& % each.
Unlaundered Shlrs, 29c.
,oo dozen Gentlcme's Tnlaunderef
shirts. reinforced baS and front. con
sIstent with good internal Bargain
LADIES' white lIosquetsre Chsmois-skin
Gloves, CSC. each, instsd Of CSC.
SC. per yard India linen for 4Ac.
,5oo yards Sheer india l,nor. yard wide'
well worth per yard 81, for nc.
r2I5c. per yard forl25c. EngllSh
Dimity.
1909 yards FlaeQuality nglish Diri I1o,,
sold recently for &c. pc yard; to-day
12iac.
s. Wrappers for Csc.
r.t~k 1 a.,,,A NNvaAporG bpauti-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-09
THURSDAY. ......AUGUST o, 1884
Our Nominee for Congress.

AS was foyeshadowed by the results
OF the Richmond primary election, the
nominee OF the Democrats of the Third
Congressional District Is Colonel Taze-
well Elicit. This the convention held yes
terday has declared
The Colonel is a candidate whom our
people will cordially support. and who
Will represent us worthily Ia the United
States House of Representatives. He has
ability. energy. high character, and
fervent purpose 10 make himself useful
to his people. Moreover, he Is man
Of enga ging frankness and of great cour-
age. He will never hesitate 10 take any
position that his conscience Tells him. Is
right. and, having taken 1t, he will always
he found maintaining it fearlessly.
In many OF our canvasses Colonel Elicit
has distinguished himself as a speaker.
and he IS. therefore, by no means an
untried man in debate. or in the considera-
tlon OF issues OF national consequence.
All that anybody can say against him or
his candidacy is that he is without ex-
peIicnCe as IL legislator. This objection,
however. viii soon he removed, because
our party has nominated him as their
candidate, and In November he VIII be
elected, and at the next session of Con-
gress he will begin acquiring experience
under conditions that justify the expecta-
ton that he will prove an apt scholar
We regard Colonel Elicit as n strong
nominee. His personal following. SO to
spcax, is large, ana is composed of men
of influence and enthusiasm. His record
is unexceptionable. We believe that his
political enemies win search in vain for
"a weak spot in his armor. On the stump
he is bold and aggressive. but not rash.
His energy is extraordinary. In short,
Colonei Elicit is fully able to represent
The people of the Metropolitan district,
ana, we doubt not, will win distinction
for himself and do credit to his constitu-
ency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-09

The New Orleans Picayune. comment
ing upon an article In the Forum on sala-
ries paid to clergymsn in this country.
says: lin the South they range lower.
and $500 u about the highest salary paid.
and that only In Louisville, Atlanta, and
Baltimore"
Four thousand may be the highest figure
paid in the cities named. bat 1t 10 not
the highest paid in Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-09
Paw of Members of Parliament.

The announcement was made in yester-
days papers that Sir William Harcourt
had said in the House Of Commons on
Tuesday that the government would in
troduce at the next session a bill pro-
viding for the payment OF members of
that house. This Is what might be styled
a Liberal movement. seeing that poor
men are unable to serve in a legislative
body whose members receive no compen-
sation for their services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-09

Judge Ingram, OF Manchester, made a
very happy speech before the district con-
yention yesterday after Ii had selected
Colonel farewell Elicit as the party's
nominee.
The Judge could not have spoken more
cheerily or eloquently II he himself mad
been the successful man, instead Of being
q defeated candidate.
Judge Ingram has qualities and capa-
bilities which endear him to the people
wherever he is known, and. II we mistake
not, the future has much Of honor and
achievement In store for him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-09

Mr.. Gliddon. the new editor and pro-
prietor of the Lynchourg Advance, Is a
great believer In short. sharp and decisive
paragraphs. The last issue Of his paper
contained two columns of editorial mat
brief paragraphs.
Mr. Giiddon starts out wen. and, we
doubt not. will increase the fame ami
bank-account Of the Advances paper
that we always read with pleasure. and
from which we never fail to derive some
Information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-09
The Gagged Bird.

Chicago RecordD
] sometimes half incline
The song | feel TO sing.
a. thrObs within my breast
tiigh as the pulse OF spring.
II Is a prisoned bird.
A painting nightingale,
That longs 10 fee away
To some Arabian vale.
II will not sleep by day,
1t will not sleep by night,
Until | wonder IL
Can live III such a plight
IL haunts my dreams, IL keeps
A fiutter in my breast:
II does not know that
Am jailor 10 It's rest.
All. should I fling the doc
Wide open TO the sun.
My bird would flee, ami !
BE utterly undone.
And so I keep IL close
To cheer unto the end,
The world will never miss,
And | shall hold-a friend.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-09

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MITTELDORFER'S.
fau 7-TuGrhi
STANDARD DAIRY CHOP

Is a properly balanced ration. composed q go
tonssed meal, linseed meal, mill icei Ac,
mixed IA sucn proportion ~ 10 insure toe be'i
100 pounds
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build up the needed pesn
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-09

Vile French Ga.
TODAY Il worth &c. .
yard.
IL lie. q y''fu French Ginohans
VIILBCY reducetfro m3-,.
ayarL
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aosTEosE, Hrsnroo COUNTY. Va

MoSTE0sE, HESRrcO cOUNTY. Va
Hessrs. Thomas :. Winn q Co;
Gentlemen. haya been feeding - cur
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past month and nnd it - b. 4 most economical
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-09

Wool Chalii worth
2Oc.
40 inch ir'sh Lawn
worth l2c. A
yard.
Good Lawns Wc-h
ilH.
Outing Cloth wonl
8 G,
10 Counter Right e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-09

gives YOU the choice OF four stylos Mgs.
lin and Pique Caps and Hats vor5
from soc. TO 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-09

no some to Korea itseif. The vnnns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-09

&c. AN OUNCE
will buy any color Single = sra
Zephyr now N stock.
french Organdie less than poe. % y-il
to-day.
Early fall styles Plaid Drc.s Gu.
hams, =, IL, and lie.
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GOODS
TO Bg ALMOST
GIVEN AWAY
LEVY &DAVIS'S
TO-DAY.
Dress GjnGh0ms,

9c. n yard.
1910. Wide Panama Cloth.
Price reduced 10 I -.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01
|
Pozowanle ma czaple Q 0 tenn co Lore& ~ daMpzS
2nazazt, q p7zytena 0 wychovamau Uhnka.

Juz przeszla ciezka, snautna zima, mine}a i
wiosna, gdy jednego cieplego dnia, W czasie
dlugiei nieobecnosci ksiecia Boles{awa w zam-
ku, iona jego, ksiezna Adelaida, postanowila
przykre swoje zycie rozerwaG wycieczka ma
obok lezace zielone wzg6rza, / wpieknie una
jone lasy. Wsiadia wiec ma powolnego, pieknego
siwka, obok jechala PREY niej jej poufna parma
s1uzebna, a "a nienli Lorek z reszta .orszaku
postepowal, %trzymajac ma dloni zakapturzone
diva slime, a przez siebie wyuczone sokoly.
Nadarzyla SIG wkr6tce sposobnos6 sprobowa-
MIA zrecznosci tych ptakow. Pachole wszed}-
sly z bebnem W trzcine nadbrzezdego jezio-
IA, zacze}o halasliwie bebnie i wystraszy}o duzo
dzikiego ptactwa, a miedzy niemi wspaniala5 o
dlugich nogach czaple.
Wtedy Lorek podal ksieznej jednego sokola,
ia zrzucila kaptur z oczu i pokazala u~latuiaca
do CORY czaple. Sok6l przechyl} glove, spojrza{
okiem wysoko, i zatrzePotawszy skrzydlami,
pusc} sic jak strza}a "a czapla. Wkrotce znikn2l
z oczu sok6l, i tylko czapia, jake wieksza,
czerniala ma}a kropeczka wysoko, pod chmurami.
Ia kilka chwil jednak czapla, znaG przebita
ostrym dziobem soko}a, upad}a ciezko pod nogi
konia, ma kt6rym siedzia}a ksiezna, a sok6l re
skrwawionemi szopnami i dziobem usiadl ma
ramieniu swej PAM, kt6ra 60 pog4askawszy,
odda}a znowu do trzymania Lorkowi. Pc obej-
rzeniu pieknej bardzo czapli, i pc wyrwaniu
jej plorek z czubka glowy, z kt6rych jedno
dostalo sic W dare Lorkowi, jake nauczycielowi
tax dzlelnego ptaka lowczego, ksiezna
zechcia}a powr6cic ma zamek dluzsza droga,
br7egaml sosnowego boru.
Jakoz jada stepa, a z niemiieL orek, idacy
pieszo z sokofami czaptem pi6rem u kapelusza.
(Ciag daisy nastapil.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01
- a ma co tobie taxa wolnosc? = zapy

- A ma CO tobie taxa wolnosc? = zapytaf
ciekaw1e ksiaze BolesfaW.
Bo jak ME bylbym wolny, jakby zno.
WI przyszla wojna, to i ia musia{bym ma MA
wyciagnac, iak nieboszczyk o%jciec, i bic sic re
-. ~iern; A to strach ola sumienia, prosze
,rasze; k~ciazecsei mi}osci, swoich zabijae,..:
NJ no. ,hzdurzyszl.... ldzze sobie
odzie zechcesz, dale 81 pe{na swobods- rzeki
"a vice do mnie, junak2:! ma zamek
glooowski rzek1 ksiaze Konrad, | poklepaf
90 ramieniu Lorka.
Albo do mnie W s}uzbe, zrobie Gle So
kolnikiem w lasach raciborskich.
Ia daleko do Raciborza, Wasza ErceAezz
bracie Wladyslawie odezwaf sic lamana
polska nova, widocznie nienleck1 kslaze -
do mnie chlopcze, mad rzeke kabe, doBrande-
burgii, ztad blisko, bedziesz keherem piwnic
moich Tub starszym knecAtsns, co zechcesz?
- No, kiedy sic tax o tego wyrostka, pa
movie bracia. %spieracie = wtracil ksiaze Bole-
shaw - to ia jake goszpodarz tel 2iemi, roz-
strzygam sp6r: zabieram 60 do sleble ma annex
lignicki zgadasz sic ma to?
Too jul wole tn, iak gdzlelndzlej lse W
s1uzbe - rzeA Lorek = bede 5llzej swej
starei matki moich %sasiadk6w.
"A vice w droge, do domu, panowie
bracia! - zawo}al ksiaze Boles}aw dziki
! przytroczyc dc koni, w~yrostka wsadzic ma luzne'
| 90, i jedzmy, panowie bracia!
Popedzili wiec wszyscy droga przez Dor ku
zamkowi, al tez pc godzinnej jezdzie wye
chali ma czyste pole. Maggie wystrzelA pred ich
oczami, 20 mad miastem Lignica, zamek, stolica
ksiecia Boles}awa.
Choragiew, wiewajqca z wiezy zamkowej,
swym jednog}owym or}em swiadczy}a, re to
ziemia by}a polska, W rodzinie Piastow.
Nasz m4ody Lorek, umieszczony ma s{uzble
dworskiej "a pacho(ka, zosta} Przebrany ]ak lnnl
sludzy W kusy ubi6r nierniecki - / choG mu
sic to bardzo ME podoba}o, jednak wdzleczny
"a wydobycie go z nedzy, BOWEN w teraz-
niejszym stanie m6gl i o swej matce lepiej
pamietat, staral sic przypodobat wszelkiemi
siiami swemu panu. Ale pan jego ME zwraca{
wcale ma niego uwagiy tembardziej, re rzadko
20 ~trzezwemu ma niego patrzy}.
Tednakze Lorek, choG zapomniany zupe{nle
przez swego pana, mia} sposobnosc zas}ugiwac
sic }askawej swojej PAM. Ksiezna ia by{a
bardzo nieszczesliwa W pozyciuz mezem, kt6ry
zaiety rozpusta, uwodzeoiena, era W plenladze /
znecanien sic mad swoim ludern, coraz wiecej
obrzydzal sobie zone, a jej rady, napomnienia
ostre w%ym6wki, do wsciek}osci go doprowa-
dza1y. = Uwazajacy ma wszystko Lorek, Cd
pierwszych chwili poczu} litoSt wielka ku swo.
jej PAM.
Uzywany czesto przez marsza1ka do }ow6w
w okoliczne bory, p~rzYni6s} raz ma znek pare
mfodych sokol6w, ulozy} je do }ow6w male
&ycie, / o6arowal swej PAM, proszac ia, aby
ola rozrywki zechcia}a spr6bowa6 zdatnosci
tych ptak6w. l rzeczywiscie tez, ksiezna przy=
jela laskawie jego prosbe;- i w czasie nieobe-
cnoSci meza, ~polowanie soko}ami sta}o sic jej
mia zabawa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01

SpuSZcZac y" oy
ubocznej sosny, IA ktor2 SIC
%wygramoli} pred kan. ozaka'
a gdy stanai W kole mysllwy~,u
z rozdartemi Cd sek6w plus
derkami, to Smiech i zarty
ME mia}y juz kohca.
- Cos ty "a jeden, w}6'
czego? = zapytal troche roz-
drazniony m}ody pan, ch{opca
= CO tn porabiasz W mym
boru? NOW zaraz?
= Mi}oSciwy ksiaze! jestem
synem kurzaka z tych las6w,
a dzieja mnie Lorkiem =
przyszed}em, prosze waszej
ksiezacej mi}osci, pop}akac W
boru, zebY mnie Mkt ME
widzial, i pcradzic sobie W
mojem okrutnem nieszczesclu.
- w jakiem nieszczeSciu?
pytal go dalej ksiaze, a s}owa
lego zatraca}y jakby ME
miecka.
- Otto prosze waszej ksia-
zece1 mi}osci, zabili mojego
OLGA, co tn wypalaE wegle.
= Kiedy, kto go zabi}? =
zagadna} ksiaze porywczo.
- Ha, toe ME tax dawno,
| jak 60 zabili, DO W tel wojnie
waszej ksiazecej mi}osci z
bratem ksieciem Henrykiem,
co al sic tutai zapedzi}.
Ha! Bhtz-D onner- Wetter!
- zaszwa1gota} ksiaze do
swych towarzyszy-bedzie on
miaE ten wroc{awski piwosz
"a swoje! No, a ty m}ody
urwiszu - dodal, zwraca)ac
sic do chlopca - cos tn robi]
z siekiera, czy / ona przysz}a
tn z toba plaka6? he?
Prosze }aski waszel ksia'
zecej mi}osci, przYszed{em tn,
co prawda, sciaG pare soSnia-
.k6w ma jaka bude ola siebie
i mojej matki staruszki, &C
mieszka z litosci komora u
ludzi, DO nasza cha}upe wo'
jacy waszej ksiazecej mi}osc1
spalili.
Twoje szczescie, les mi
sic troche prays}uzyz swoja
siekiera, DO inaczej wierzga}-
byS nogami wysoko "a chetke
kradziezy w mym boru. -
Wszak prawda bracia, re ten
dzik i takby legl pod naszemj
ciosami?.... Jednak, zdaje mi
sic, to must bye chyba jaka
zakleta bestya, DO podobnegc
potworu jeszcze Mkt z mas
ME widzia}. I gdyby ME owe
sosna, co mi stala ma drodze,
to mozebym sam utopi} MOI
oszczep W dziku..
Bracie Bolku!-odezwal
sic jeden z pan6w = sosna
zawczesnie CT sic nawine}a, a
oszczep sic sp6zni|... Gala
zas}uga W ocaleniu twego
zycia nalezy sic temu chop
cu.... "a swa odwage wart
jest nagrody.
Mylisz sic. bracieK anradzie,
mola zreczno$c tylko mnie
uratowala.
= Przeciwnie! przeciwnie,
wasza Ercelle.z - zawolali z
niemiecka dwaj panowie obok
~ go >lI~~@I .>.o~s
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teraz ubieg 10, DO oko}o 1910
roku 20 narodzeniuC ,hrystusa
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odglos ch}opiec zblad}, |
zaniechawszy Scinania sosnia:
ka,s przys}uchiwa} sic ba-
cznie. -. Echo mysliwskich
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bardzie) ku MENU, a potem
ustalo zupelnie. Pc niejak1e]
chwili rozlegl sic tentent konl,
a wraz 2 MIN coraz zywsze
g}osy niby rozkaz6w. Az OTTO
przyczajony "a krzakiem chic
piec ujrza} zdala orszak mySli-
wych, z kiikudziesieciu osob
z}ozony, a ma czele kllkr'
pan6w ubranych z kusa, TAX
lax w owe easy brandeburscy
margrabiowie sic nosili, to
jest W spodniach opietych Il
kolan, W pohczochach / trze-
wikach.
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oszczepy z ostremi zelazneml
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rece i kordelasem u pasa.
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raza, przestraszony do zywego,
rzucii oszczep i popedzi} ku
brzegowi rzeki, gdzie w}asnie
stall chlopiec.
Bog vie, czemby SIG ia
ucieczka TAX odwaznego my
sliwca skohczyla? csy kapiela
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-04
GOING TO PARLIAMENT.
Nova Scotians Are Kicking Against tn
Whitney Coal Syndicate.

Nova Scotians Are Kicking Against the
whitney Coal Syndicate.
MONTREAL, Jan. 4.-There il every evi.
dence of trouble brewing for the new
Whitney syndicate which secured control
of the principal coal mines of Nova Scotia
and Cape Breton. Emissaries from the
discontented section OF Nova Scotia have
been i'm Montreal testing the feeling here
and endeavoring to work up an agitation
against the sydicate, The idea is when
parliament meets to bring in u resolution
questioning the right of the legislature
of Nova Scotia to turn over the mines to
the Whitneys. The Montreal members
have been asked to support such resolu-
ton, and the majority of the members
from New Brunswick and Nova Scotia
are said to be pledged to it,
Z The syndicate is now said to have an
option on the North Sydney mines, which
are owned by English and Scotch cap
italists, principally the Cunards III the
syndicate secures these il will have the
entire coal trade of Nova Scotia in its
hands.
Much opposition is developing toward
the syndicate among the laboring men in
Montreal on account of the new discharg-
ing machines which the syndicate intro
duced here, while there is also the fear
here that with free coal the PENNSYLVANIA
mines will drive the Nova Scotia coal out
of the Montreal market. In any case there
IN likely to be fight over the matter at
the next session of parliament