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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

Thirty-slxfh annual session begins SEP
TENDER %. 1895. Eight schools in coli
leri8te course. Also. music. art, elocution'
physical cuitur' and complete business
course Teachers Of large experience ana
~ hieh reputation order and health 60,
school unsurpassed. 30 better homo
schools for girls IN Virginia. Boarding 90
pacity limited ~ forty Charges r-ason-
abba happy mean between extremes.
Send for catalogue. &. I. JAMES. =. y,
ID. ID. Pre.llnnt ~ is-T1l. " &SutSel
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MISS JoUNsON's SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES AID LITTLE
GIRLS The next session Will begi
SEPTEMBER 18th. The house VIII be- il
thorough repair. and the principal w.
he aided by accomplished teachers. Spe
cialists In each department. kinlerear
ten teachers iull graduate ~ the Kinder
eartcn Ass ciatlon. For details see cir
culars at book stores.
an 7-W&SutSsl5in'
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exercises appropriate 10 the occasion.
AT pr,sen, Phil Kclrny Post has about
eixtv members, mos, OF whom have Re-
sidcd In or around Richmond ni1rly ever
since the close Of they war. They are
rerranent residents of the city ana state.
and are Identified with the Industrial ana
commercial interests OF this the capital "
The C0nfedeEacy.
VISITED BY GRAND COMMANDER.
Upon the occasion OF the twenty-fourth
annual encampmeHt Of the Virginia ana
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WILLIAM MARY COLLEGE,
MILLIAMsDURG. Va.

Board from So 10 SIS per month. Tuition
zee for hair session. $3.50; medical Zee.
g. Students willing 70 teach two years In
the public schools pay only the medical
Zee. and are charged only so per month
for board. fuel, lIsht. ami washing. Fun
COLLEGIATE course. Next session begins
october 3. 1895. Send for catalogue
LYON g. TYLER, ". ~, LII. D..
~ 2s-dSu&wTu6F9m President
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rolIoved In. Horse Ninety Miles.

The stolen horse recovered near Will
uamsburg n few days ago, as reported
IN these columns. belonged TO Mr.. l.. D..
george. Of Caroline county. Mr.. George
followed the horse ninety miles. The
thief wa. lodged In Hanover jail.
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THE wOMAN's COLLEGE.

KIIHNUND. ' Y.
offers unequailed advantages Tor the edu
cation OF Young Ladies. Faculty o
twenty professors and Instructors train
60 IN the best universities OF this cOun
try and Europe Health record remark
able-neyer q death IN the school
that tho rich and varied Richmond mar
kofs supply Rates lower than those %
any other institution OF Ike grade
For catalogue and other Information
apply 10
~ lSuMWts President.
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,

No east Grace street. Richmond, Va.
John y pow ELL. Principal
Mrs. T. - PENTON. Associate Principal
The t,yenty-th.rI session or this Board
iur ami Duy School Will begin SEITEM-
BER ~ 1875. and close JUNE y. 1895.
Course " instruction from Primary 10
Collegiate Department tuil and thnrOugn,
The rest advantages IN Music. Art. aGd
languages.
Richmond offers many advantages for
improvement. IN Lectures. Concerts. etc.
Err details apply Tor catalogue 20 the
PRINCIPAL lcr at city book stores.
je 30-Su, M&F3St
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SCHOOL OF LAW
RICHMOND COLLEGE,,
RICHMOND. VA

The next session viii begin SEPTEM-
BIER 70. 1895. and continue ninth months.
address .
Professor ROGER GREGORY.
ierter Manor. Va:
or the President. Richmond College
au IO-Sa. 81. Iut fhtSeiJ
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rAuauIER I,STIrrTE ron YOUNG
LANES

Warrenton. Va. Tnirty-hffh years begins
49, 1885. Situated IN tho
Piedmont region ~ Virginia. - miles from
city. Limited Ia number For
catalogues address GEORGE -. But
I.ER. \. NJ, Principal iy liSu&Th2ot
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EprsCOp.L uUCu sCuOOI.

NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA.
7. NJ BLACKBOARD ~ \. Principal.
THE FIFT1-SENENrH YEAR
or TINS WELL-KNOWN SCHOOL. FOR
EplS
OPENS SEPTEMBER *. 1905
Illustrated Catalogue sent On application
au i-Su2m
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INGRAM INSTITUTE.

Fall term opens SEPTEMBER r. 1875.
Both sexes. Fourth year. Literary ana
scientific courses. College preparation.
Business and music Location hoa.ihtul
and free from c0rruptug influences.
Tuition, 50 per session of 2 IL months.
Board and room. 81 to s. per month. For
catalogue address r. T.. CkENSNAW,
\. NJ. Principal Ingram. Halifax county
Va. au l-lm
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CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL.

st. Mary's county. I'll. Founded 10 \
thoroughly established military academy
in proximity 60 Baltimore and Washing
ton. Estate Of 32j acres. healthy location.
safe home tor boys. Board. washing, anu
tuition, so per session OF FIVE months.
GEORGE II. THOMAS \. NJ,
au i0-lm Principal. Charlotte Hall. AId.
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NOJIEl's sIHDOg,.

107 NORTH PINE STREET,
OPENS MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 25D.
New pupils enrolled Friday. september
20th. Boys prepared Tor college or unit
vef-ity. Fully equipped gymnu.um. with
competent Instructor. Circulars az book
stores. For further Information address
a. y. NOLLEN. Ashland. va. Jy i-Suts
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ENTERTAINMENTS

Besides the larger entertainments, as
the weekly germans nj the Alton, and
excursions from the Mountain Top. there
are no end OF smaller affairs. picnics.
hav-rides. driving parties as we'll as the
usual number of luncheons, dinners, and
ffuit-suypers
4 very delghttu party went over 70 the
aunua! nsh-fry near Lyndhurst. Wednes-
day.
II IS almost trite saying that the
air ~ Alton "a Ike champagne, but In
this last heated term, II has stood us
vel. never was II so deadly hot, that the
curious. crisp sparkle. and exhi!arating
broeze ala not tide us over until the
cooior hours between the noon 81 night
orB the dawn Of another day Refreshing
showers have saved the corn to
this date. but there is growing
onnroheusi0n. and the weather bureau
is being closely watched.
Mrs. James T. Heron and children. OF
Birmingham, Ala. are visiting relatives
IN Alhor1arle and Nelson counties Mrs
Heron Is accompanied h her nephew.
Master Wallace Killian. OF Atlanta Ga
Rev. !. y. Hawthorn. or Atlanta, Is
spord,ng his vacation ~ ms sons, E2V
Har,well Hawthorne.
.,rv quests OF the Mountain Top
arr at White sulphur 10y XIV ''l'''-' ''"'
Mrs John Fox died Nor iay. and was
hurled NJ Rh0des's Cemetery Tuesfav.
Mrs Fox was an estimate and we'll
b,lovea Christian lady. She was the
mother OF Mrs. David H.ldebrand. Messrs.
samuel ana charles ". Fox, and Mrs.
solnc e. Vaughn. OF Ashland. Ky.
There Is n dance on among the bellies
and beaux for Monday night at willow
DsIe." and n big excursion getting up FOR
crab-Tree Falls. in the near future by
the Thursday Club.
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Richmond Parents

thiuAirc Of school shoGid certainly know
all about Bethel Nin'nry Academy. lfit
isn't tho best sc,ooi ~ too south for boys
some of the most eminent men are mis-
taken.
Bethel Military Academy IL known tho
world over, AMI ia methods are endorsed
by the most eminent scholars. situated
IN the most beautiful hcalthiul, ard
moyal section OF Virginia. C0rps OF In
strlctors the test 20 30 procured. Every
influence conducive 20 the highest de-
yolopmsn, Il boys 2Sth scholastic
year begins September i0,h. Ca;s ogue
free. Address
R.A. hClrtTe, Supt ,9etNel ACADEMY Va.
lau lS.,p, NSFl
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Is 4 PARAGON.

No one - reported as having taken mp
The gage. bur Mr.. Grass Regions remarks
are Of a nature 90 inspire some curiosity.
His wife IS a PARAGON airong many wo-
mon who have don. WeiL' but what WAS
De doing all this tme3 IL a. not in cvl-
d-nce that D.. looked after the babies, be-
cause She had Thorn p'r'hci on n board
in thn corner OF field when at word IT
tied n chairs around the room when her
duties called her within. Was he simply
boss or The Job. throwing OUT an encOur-
aging word at har wonderful prowess?
Or as most likciy vas be II the cross
roads grocery chewing tobacco and spin
ming yarns?
Grayer thoughts are suggested than
these rs hearing from the erass-region
hOaster. In every city AMI every COM
munity. but more 10 be riGeI than an
others. IN every farming land. are 10 be
found these patient. faithful lorg-suffer-
ing wgmon. who labor increasingly, slave
without wages, w0ri,lu. 30 add - a hus-
bands wealth and comfort. ami owning 10
legal part in the common profit. receiving
her tenure Of home and property az his
death only by the pain and sorrow ~
motherhood dover for a lifetime
~ toll How many beautiful visions ~
the bride are lost I'm the hfeous heart
breaking realities that come 70 a country
woman's after life, 10 the deepening
shadows teu OF approaching emancipa-
ton? And, is our New York girl right
when she sauciy AYERS, that out Of
these very differences will come wonder
full possibilities for woman in the future?"
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THE SEVERAL GIRLS.
A Dissertation from Alton On the
Subject.
MANS WORK.
DONE:
A New York Young Lndy's Idea
The Farmers Wife md Her Life
sions Planned.
(CorresponGence OF the Dispatch)

ALTON, VA. August l6.-Does any one
! realize what a mass Of peck milan ltera-
,ure there is on the subject OF sirls?
rlrst, there IS the American girl; then
the English girl, and the French demcl-
selle. and the German freulein; and,
since the eastern war We have added to
all these female reports on the almond
eyed Chinese and sensational bits from
the dress, manners, and Gclnss or the
Toxic bellies OF Japan. When and where
Will the deluge end? For years feminine
fads. foibles. and fancies have been
on boom. Unlike other boons, however.
80 FAR from suffering collapse. the
girl looms out in larger proportions than
ever. until the very fashions OF the day
have accommodated themselves to her
growing importance.
Her clubs and councils and FIN de steele
movements fill three fourths OF the
modern press. as her gigot sleeves ana
eodct skirts occupy g0Odiy space OF the
terrestrial globe upon which she walks.
The girl is 10 longer sim, and small
and sweet. not much She is mere
10 be seen. and being seen, TO lie talked
or ana talked about, 20 be written OF, 10
the eclipse If that other luminary OF the
genus homo-yclept man.
In the face OF all this, one naturally
wonders II mans work on earth IS done.
He has his baseball column la re papers.
- be sure. and Il football column or
twO-when 10 kicks some one cise's
spinal ditto 90 nintors-but +, man, the
lord Of creation. willing u play second
fiddle FOR the worlds dancers Is il the
chief end OF modern civilization 20 -pe-
cialize modern femininify az the sacrifice
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Bowling (saEEH ACADEMY.

preparatory school Of thc highest reputation lui .l,
GEES Health r-cor sp-Tfect. Charges oN. No lazlrs
Address John Hort. Il A. q. Of Va b0Siin Groen,N :
NV Az THSug 1-g,nD
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What has brought about so significant
\ change? l. the butterfly independence
of tho new woman" born from the crysa-
lie ~ mans seliishness2 Ignorance
ia bliss Unquesrionably. II the idea OF
separate aims and interests ever aGitate
tho dead surface ot rural NE. the answer
Will be ives"
Not because countryuan is By nature
less generous or chiG1lrous than his city
brother. but because centuries 81 custom
have bluntcl his perceptions. "To hew'
% draw. and 20 carry has been middle
class country w0mans lot since the irst
Indian s9uaw tended the maize fields with
p papp00s- on her back. There are d.f-
ferenccs. o. course. varying more or Joss
as - disposition eul surroundings: hn.
the life of farmers wife IS one Of cN-
cealing toll AMI premature Old age. And
fhare are extremes I'm these 1fys when
woman ia practicing law and preaching the
Gospel. healing the s.ck-with am ". d. 10
her visiting caris-and extending her
sphere in vOcati0ns which she has
shown herself quite capable OF filling. the
boast - n backW00lsmlu not a hundred
miles from hc-e comes Ike % refrain from
the Dark Ages. This gentleman states. IN
an exultdnt way, that his wife has drop
pei more corn. piled and burned more
brush. had better gardens raised more
chickens. churned and sold more butter.
and cooked. washed. made. ana mcnfed
FOR more babies than any other woman IN
Tho prler q. rifu
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Could NOT BE COMPARED.

A bright girl. sojourning here from New
York. declared the othar day that Zone
evidence OF womlns progression was
that men and women could not now be
compared" rs il already 30 bal AS
that" We questioned go. yes" says
this new girl huge of dress lnl ideas,
yet. with il all So utterly charming. "we
have Different aims. motives. and points
Of view now. different needs and ma
lures. requiring different satieirctions.
Out OF this very difference grow Won
derful possibilities of progress and real
HAPPINESS To compare the sirls-cer-
tailly the American giris-of this period
with any man is seussloes proceeding,
don't you know, that denotes profound
ignorance"
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Among those who have done faithful
md efficient work as members Of Phil.
Kearny Poet and been most active IN
restoring the T.lernl cemeteries around
Richmond. were Alcssrs Patrick Keenan,
Cnow dsaN and -. l.. Wilson. both Of
whom served terms as commanders or
pm EearuV Post
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New York city. II west Tigltv-siXtt
sire, ndj0.niug Central Parn).
THE JAGDTOr school.

A French and English Boarding and
Day School for Girls. Nh It.mcnt
Mrs. G. l.. Morgan. Principals. faii term
tarirs OFTDHfR l. 1S05 Prospectus sent
20, t,,.ffs,ffor am t-GuNAr-ff
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Asburr Paris y. J.. August Rev.
sam Jones was the star attraction today
Taa m3TliH- text WAS For Cod so owed
the world" c;-. He said 51 uart;
Women. if you play cards and don't want
your son . Ae s1Wbier you're fool
II sol "a telegram from ms oldest s0E
-oday saying trat my wife ha5 progress
saVe eu-hrt party or gave vine supper
las. u-lt Z would wire back az once 10 my
son. watch moher. sine must be de-
lneuteI.'
"if SEE can set the salocukeepers OF New
the country The rum-suusij.zel cdifErs
say see can't keep the saloons closed on
SuaEay; tina, the laborins man has got 20
have his beer. They s15t- f4rN1urst.
you're a lie. you have disgrdced yourself.
you're a failure but he Went up and up
uuti Superintendent Eyrues was compel
led TO Tgt iu his resignation. It's funny
Is see Jhe prayers OF ASbury Park and
ocean Grove trNiuS as run Out the devil.
1t reminds me " the DOG chasing the hog
the Coz was in from. The devil knows
shat he has eot control of the country as
Ions as lhe republicans and democrats are
ia power. Aicn. IL You don't change your
l.oitics prety soon You ought 10 tell your
wives To put your summer clothes IN your
Coitu.
Touirh- in discourse on fake Chris
t5a1s Ir. Jones said II dbl not make any
difference wIal people said of him in this
world They might call him fake or a
nous .CnauS. tIt le WIS satiSned with the
lu,,-t- Ice .hdt he would have a front
seat I'm heaven, where he could sit and
tvaus his aoiien harp.
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NO PADDING THERE.
4 Genuine Bull IIGh, in a Colorado Town
sunday


Cripple Creek Colo. August 2'.-- Nail'ser
Jose Wolfe aeain carried out hls urumis.
TO give the people 4 real huil fight tae Ier-
formaucc today resulting in inc slaughter
of two bulls fIe has probably made money
out of the speculation. bEt hc has not sue
cceded in making the miners of mis- camp
believe that bull Fighting As cotarta'rlH'
sport. The novelty az the cSh,uiuei aad
the anticipation of conflict hctrseA the
sheriff of ~ I'aso county ana tTc M. mage
ment o. the carnival drew tuc a..'p people
wno crowded the amuhitheatvr more. thau
the desire to see "a bud slausa,erct.
The sight OF an ordinary Here 'rl hut.
accustomed TO quiet scenes beng ha.eefcd
ana tormerted. his sides pierced hv the
cruel darts and by the coaoN ot the cruel
picadors. and finally the disgusting oru-
taly and the stabbiuc and death OF the
tortured animal was a spectacle ~evoittng
to American IDEAS of fair play. The tflp-
pie Greek miners want the public 90 EH-
derstand that they to not indorse 'hc ShoN.
Had the civil authorities used their proper
power to stop it not a protest from The
miners would have been mad.
Deputy Sheriff Brisbane was present HId
declared that no cruelty would De toiet-itvo-
Manager Wolfe promised ibis as Js"ai.
but when the FIRST huh was aiW.ttec 70
the ring the picadors lost no time IN PROT
ding up the animal. while several steel
darts were swaying from ;he sides OF the
maddcnCI Hereford.
The manager ana assistants were placed
under arrest. \ justice was fouaE t-o
quickly accepted bail After the FIRST nril
was butctered arrests ,cic again r-1is and
BOMBS as speedily occurred.
Adutaut Genera Moses advised with
Erisnaue AMI urged hlM 10 s,,t nc crtei-
~. When The tore ador .flnSi"A az inc emo
OF the second killing The GoVgraors rep
resentatvc left The scene e.i.rn'.! -
Eucsted. After his conference "ita me GOV
rrnur over the telephone. lie returned dGd
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ments for Cuba is proceeding rapidly
throughout the kingdom. Several stea'ne rs
started from Barcelona. Santander. Co
runa and Cadiz for cuba during the past
week with war stores. Eight thousand
cavalry. forming the first body OF a total
of 30eeo. will be- landed in Cuta before sep
tember 20th. Though Captain General Cam
pos declared that S0.0oo would he sufficient,
the government will prepare 2.aio more. who
will embark ut the end Of October, IL their
services should be necessary.
The cost OF the war In cuba up TO tho
present time has been about Sse.Ja9,a 30 SINCE
February. the transport service altne has
cost si.6oOo00.
Official advices received in Madrid from
Havana &c to the effect that in several
recent encounters the government troops
have been successful. On August "a ility-
nine soldiers repulscd $50 men led bv Maceo,
who had made an attack on the Union
sugar works. The governments loss was
one killed
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ment an ecstasy. Eye hath not see" IT,
-. s,.,,I,-.,. ,r.. can get no idea on
remain '"''''. !, x,1i
ta''h 90 'He I'"''.'o - nm, MOI a
nave eyer been across inc sea- anu nv -
I-i.u, or even am acquaintance, IN some
sfr4tfl..s. ..ft- lou remember hoA your blood
tbrlfts4 ana how clad you We.t to see HIM.
49, nm ain Er our iov after wc nave
-.,-ssd tbn sons Of death To meet in the
h1iaht citv of The sun those from whom We
u,V. long been separated! After We nave
been avas from our friends ttu OF hiteen
years and Ne. come upon them Ne see 20"
Iitlsrsrrtr ta..y iook ,nc. ua has luru. u,
and ,yriu{tlcs have COME in their faces, and
-. - Nm, Ia,.. .rYutcllf But, on.
~ -, ..,.,,,S iaf..-a th, throne an cares
"h'H %" '3''" a., N ,,,.,-l-s If sarrow
gone from the lace. an ma .G "s "a go te.,t
uisai it &'e1 ana ttyHi.- - - ..,ru
ca Ett' i'' '.,,,it'Iiinp Ne .fruot now
JIM ~ 49,, h.,,. .b.u..,.l,'t I'm titis
- 49, m rs,rr III is eoudby,
""Itt y e o.iS r0,tl,.. ia Inc air. we
E''dDy. .,,,.i.1 a..l I'd tla
~ ~ ..,,,i,y trnfttn lisp
ht.tli'.A Il Sometimes we
h, ttl4 oi1 as' "i.- No. .,,,4 sof,la-
say 10 IN a hsAI Wy s"''oi - ,r'...i,s
tith'S VIZ an ~ & t.,.. peorJ mai
down GoQtby! -N"' 'itt. '7'''. - !. tbt
eHdS tne ttiitN. sl' i'7 t,i,rflt,, ms
Worl that cones l' ~ t.',, nj 81 iu
.hdlit. ',S't"S an ,,,.,iqo,,f.s al
maven Wr'toile7 ia O'!y ~ ~ ,,,,,',,
tilt s'Alss' :" I'-,'''''' p" ~. ,.r,.In IS
mansions -'d. "p AI""u-
constantly a-lhs N'H e. ~ 80 -
ms up from our circles OF oartn 20 JON n,
little voices To- Ion ia The anthem -itsio
HANDS ta tt.sr noid OF 3, ir the e-eat nome
c.rgIe-utt.e fuet iu dance i'm the etethal
elre-littlc ctoNuS To Dee east dp"n h-l3i'
lua feet III Jesus. our friends are ia Two
groups Il group n.s side 81 the riV 4, hhd
a group on tine other size oil the river Now
mere Zoos ON, from this 90 thdt, and am
other from this 10 THAT. and soon Ae WI.
ali d.. cone Oyer How many OF your loved
,,,,cs ,,-s "a ira9,i,- entered uuou tuat bless
nitert NJ should take paper and pencil DO
~, tiirts .,t,II uut ti..l an down All.
- f,tire t,t. ts.t,,-s OF Jordan roar 50
harstN Ne cannot hear the joy on he
ctba, .f.ie v.her. their group is stusm eHtoi.
4, ~ ..r.,,.a, hon, auu collins ana hclfsuS
mere.
Tittla cbfll's mother had died. and they
~ - I., 't.sv s3i,i. .Y19r mother
, +, L..,.I .l.r't rrv.~ attl tac
,,...,t b.. ti,o ,.t-, ,say.,t.4 srd
~ ~ tt"Et tit'' r. ,,,.t ,,..,. 5,,,,., into
uth l1tb ,H' ',"'N ~ ',. ID, = fnr
trAdhd. ana iAr il'''. -''' ,.., IN
verse % tit NI'N' "l''' ~ III. 80
'Hc i'',N 81 ne !..u''', 49,. t' CHI heaven
en-. ~ We '"' Of, is l'r,.uess here
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Report On the Riot .t spring valley.
Ifii,rns VIII the ItnIinms.

snr-T---7I- ~ NUG1EI -7-"VVCTge STHII-
in. ..r-iHl.y ii tho state bureau OF sta
Mss. lis. who Was sent Go spring valley pN
o,.i.r OF Governor Altgeld 10 investigate the
tr.,il,'. between the Italian ana negro
miners there. viii state ia the report 70
the IcN.rl.pr mat the imported cotorei
ttr.Iv 'rh, town had always been peaceful
mill inc nerroas we're brought rom the
southern fields by the company; Al III
.,.,e c,S, win The Itali.ne The report
couriudo2 with the recommendation that
tha ucrro.s be removed from the town or
more. trouble viii break out.
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cowcd the deputy and he conteated him.
SELF with worry alterations with the man
a@emcnt.
Nisht came or before the long DO
gramue of Wild riding. steer tying. assoc
throwing and other similar SPORTS mad
ended. and many lett before the perform
a,.e .L.-lL
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no Cleanse thc system

eoc.tuaus Yet gently. when costive or bill
ioue. cor when the blo1a is impure or slug
e.sh 90 permanently cure habitual consti-
nation go awaken the kidneys and liver to
"a healthy activity. without irritating or
weakening thcm. 20 dispel headaches. colds
o. levers. use syrup OF Figs.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-26

London August 25.-The Daily News viii
tomorrow publish an odessa dispatch say
inc that the Turkish authorities, in order
o.. ac2ravate the suffernss of the Arme-
mans. are trying to induce grain mcr-
enaufs I'd hold back food stuns from the
Armenian district during the winter. when
il is expected there viii be partial
famine.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-26

paris. No. August l9.-Alrs. }. a. Long, OF
Madison. this county. hanged herself and
nttri6uted to a separation from her hus-
band.