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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22
STRUCK ny Az EXTRA TRAIN.
4 Tramp Badly Injured on the Rich
moud aud Petersburg Railroad.

\ man named Konlng. and supposed 10
be a tramp whose naturalization papers.
issued in South Dakota. are the only
means of identifying him. was struck by
an extra train on the Richmond and
Petersburg road near Chester yesterday
morning and dangerously injured
lie was attempting 10 board the train
when L. was running at high rate or
speed. lie was picked up later by a
passenger-tr and brought 10 Richmond.
and taken 10 the Retreat for the Sick.
His skull Is fractured and depressed on
the left side. and his left arm Is broken
in two places above the elbow.
An operation was performed on him by
Drs William X. Jones. resident physician
al the Retreat. and &. W. Il. Brock. and
four or five pieces Of bone taken from
Off the brain. He is In very critical
condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22
COIrON-sTATEs EXPOSITION.
special Uatrs'--''AtIanta Specssr,-.
Via Tie seaboard AIRLINE.

Only line running solid trains between
Richmond ana Atlanta. Pullman buffet
seepers and vestibuled day coaches. M
extra fare on yestibule trains on Tues
days and Thursdays or each week fare
from Richmond TO Atlanta and return,
only N2io; good for ten days from date
OF sale.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE:
Leave Richmond sO5 4 ~ and le:sj
A. NJ. arriving Atlanta next day at $50
A. VI. aud 40 j. NJ
Remember. commencing October fst. ihs
Atlanta sleeper Will be open al Union
Depot at . =. ". This sleeper is placed
IN service especially for the beneht OF
ihe Richmond travelling public.
For other rates ard information apply
to r. VI. BOIkIN.
Passenger Agent.
s36 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22
A Satisfactory -Guarnnt~r.,

The fully-psid stock Issued by the Mu.
tual Guarantee Building and Loan As-
ISOLATION. OF No. 1913 east Main street.
Richmond, va. Shares. 500, cash In ad-
vance per cent. interest guaranteed.
with a further participation IN the csrn-
iugs which may equal. II not exceed. li
per cent net pr0nt on your Investment.
Interest payable semi-annuSily. invest-
nrnt can be withdrawn at any time. Cali
on or ADDRESS the association. or any
OF its oficers-C. ". Tanner Wesideni:
|. y. Vaughan. vice-president: william
4. Price. secretary and treasurer, T.. n.
T'haw. manager OF agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22
Mr.. Mosci~y's Condition, ,fsvora bi~.

The condition OF Mr.. ". G. Moseley.
who had both legs 80 badly crushed by
falling under the wheels Of a fast-moy-
ing train on HarrigOn and Broad streets
Wednesday night 'Bs 10 necessitate the
amputation of both limbs, was favorable
To recovery last night His physicians
say that he has borne the operation re-
markably we'll. and no bad signs have
manifested themselves He was resting
very we'll late last night.
Or NJ Winfree was the first physi-
clan to arrive on the scene after the ac-
cident, and to assist in making the suf-
ferer~ as comfortable as he could.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22
special Sleeper 10 Atlanta Via sea-
board Air-iine.

Commencing October lst lhe SeaboarI
AIRLINE viii put On through sleeper
from Richmond 20 Atlanta. Via tire Ia
nous Atlanta Special" This sleeper
will b. opened At the Union Depot az D
O'Clock at night Oiain leaving AT l28D.
thus enabling parties going 10 the expos
sition TO get good nights rest. and ar
rive IN Atlanta at 400 l.. 81. the follow.
ing day.
IS this arrangement passengers 20 ths
exposltlom can leaye Richmond via ~,
Ssaboard AIRLINE and 20 through TO A.
lanta without change OF carr. and is NJ,
only line Offering such exceptional adj
Vantar-s.
For further information apply 10 II II.
poykin. passenger agent. No. So east
Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22

enterprise. Alabama reports pipo-works,
ice and cold-storags plants. enlargement
Of enginr-works and w2ter-woiks Az
kansas cold-stofage plant. "a $3.50 inn
provement company. wite-fencing. ard
Woodworking factories: Georgia. freight
car works and an enlarse sement OF cot
ton-rnill; Louisiana, a 5eebarrcl rice-mill:
Mississippi an electrc-light plant arb
Wtter-works; North Carolina. a Je0-loon,
couOn-lnill. Texas. $1,000 brick works. .
fNvo packing company. $1,000 brick
works. and $1,000 sash-and-bignd facto-
u.s.; Virginia, Ne,ooo chemical-works. q SIS
go s'one-crushing company. "A box-factory.
"a brewery. etc.
Ia addition TO these there were largo
number OF miscellaneous enterprises scat.
tered throughout the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22
Dangerous 81 Counterfeit.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. November a
Secret-ser,ice officers discovered yost,r.
day that this city has been flooded with
dangerous counterfeit s. bills one bank
teller threw out sir Yesterday that cana
IN with the deposits of merchants secret
service agents say IL Is the most dan.
g"rous counterfeit TINT has appeared IN
years. II Is about one eighth OF an inch
larger than the genuine. aud IN the por-
trait Of Window the eyes ara larger than
In The oligInal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22
N&tN'> BODN FOUND.
The famoDs Landscape Arcbitcct
Disappeared Lust Tuesday.

BROOKLYN, y. Y. November 2l.-Ths
body of Calvert NauN, the known
landscape architect. VINO has been miss
ing nom the home OF his son. AZ Benson-
hurst since Tuesday last. was found IN
the bay AZ Benson hurst this morning.
Mr.. NauN was % years old. lie helpei
design the landscape work I'm Central
Park. y. l.. ana Prospect park. this city,
aud several parks In Chicago and Buffalo.
He had been ill OF late. which caused
him much Sorry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22

Jeremy Taylor. colored driver. danced
until early morning at a sugar dance"
given AT Hope Hall wednesday night,
and yesterday morning went 10 work
with his team. as usual. II noon. how
ever. he fell from his seat from sheer
exhaustion. and broke one OF his wrists.
lie was taken into 4 drugstore. where
the bone was set by a surgeon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22
special Sale ttIanta Exposition
Tickets.

The Southern Railway Company viii
sci. tickets for the Atlanta EXPOSITION
on November 22d and 2id Tor saio. same
a. ON Tuesdays and Thursdays OF each
week
g. W CECIL.
Travelling Passenser Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22
Low Rates To Atlaotn Expo.ifjon.

on Friday and Saturday. November
22d and I'D The Atlantic-Coas l.ine viii
sell rOund-trip tickets to Atlanta. goo,I
FOR ten days. for N2N Thee ticket.
also on sale on Tuesdays and Th,rsda, 4
~ each week
Train leaves nion Depot ar 520 T.. NJ:
arrives in Atlanta Al IgIs noon nenc
uAy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22

Mr.. John Wake. who IL employed at
whitehurst's sash-and-blind establish
ment. while working at one OF the ma
chimes yesterday. got his left hand caught
and quite badly lacerated. The ambu-
lance was summoned. and the wound
dressed By the physician In charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22
4 Week of Comedy at the Theatre.

Mabel Paige. supported by Oscar Sisson
and n carefully-selected company. Will
be az the Richmond Theatre for the whole
OF next week. There will be matinee per.
formances on Tuesday, Thursday. and
saturday. The opening bin will be a
clever musical comedy. entitled Diana
Dimple" Seats will be on sale to-mor-
row. and popular prices will prevail
throughout the engagement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22
SPECIAL SALE or TICKETS
To Atlanta Exposition Via srnbonrd
Air-lius

on November "a and I'd the Seaboari
AIRLINE viii orer for sale ten-days'
tickets TO the Atlanta Exposition AZ Sl2 ~.
which heretofore have been on sale only
on Tuesdays and Thursdays
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22
nm SIPEEuT ~cOtRrS rECIsION>.
Tho priSnncr~ should BE Delivered
fo the LuucnburE Authorities.

., ,bc Iuucnturc Authorities.
...,....... ...
.H. ''cI~i'h 'i '"' '''". ''"''7
il if~t one he'N'I'' Whe" U'e
-...nr Court assembled yesterday
.rr.r. 10 Was read bv Judge Buch-
.t.. .,,.,,. ,.,.,.,t,,,., ,r tho
~ iri in IT, except Judge h'ith.
" rA' ''i. "'rlhS ii' 'he conc l,S'o'
-i''ii't'" " N""i .,,''' .,,'l 'u9Hi
'''' i."5,'',', "i''''-
''' .,...,o.
.... ,o n,i, -, f,,
r..lu..rl ana fhe keep.r 90
.. tr deliver 90 him the bodies of
WI.n U.rrr Narlblc. pokfy Barnes
..r .... NItrr4thV. now confined iu
.. f,.., fh. ,rc,rl that th,
.....I were convicted i'm the
r..,.. t..,, nf l.1r.rbura comfy af
I.., -.r,. l..t ~ murder and that
Pill. .tn.. +.,n the Court. for an.
... ....... OF those urisonors adoutod
... ... r.. ..ut OF Richmond as tho
r.f .rrtv. and ordered The
>...n . convey Them 90 such iail.
.I.... .. .. safely k.rf ana treated until
t back lr the sheriff for eNccu-
'. I. fff4 atr o. this month the
'I N.lff Df IMucub1rg county di-
f'. Sheriff tu proceed at once 10
N..n.rI ana require of such iailer the
.al Maublc Barnes and
'.."..U. ani in the same order ole
..t n. l..p.r ~ the iau To- d,liVer
of ter prisoners to the Sheriff
Iu obedience fo thai order.
fHr bodies of the prisoners Of
..sI.n...f. rh. keeper uf the iaii.
......f fI. deliver them 10 him
"tD 9. rf..i.r ro 1NTrprrpr
49,.
.'.
ti@' WnF ~" mahh'iin"s
..'t ,' "" d'u'u "a"'''
'r''' 90 '' "'ey '"+ "'"'
'"'.i "N" 'n' "'''i'"'
i''H l"i'r tioul"S
fi|He. Grounds f- that the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22

DR. sisGEkrs AssosrcaA Birrsks Is knosn -
the great regulator Of digestive organs all over
the world. Havs II 10 your house. Asa Tor the
genuine article, manufactured oy Dn. J. u. y.
RiEaRRr 6oxs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22
\ single Bottle

pr. pavil's Cough syrup viii do mors
towards permanently curing a deep-seat-
ed cough than a gallon of so-called con.
sumption cures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22
Mothers with Nroupy

children viii ind Dr. DaSsd's coush
Syrup the best, simplest. and most harm
less remedy known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22

OF a downtown merchant that did noe
take Dr. DAVID Cough syrup. aud failed
tu gst well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22

fe1rs NOT coughs OF colds. because shs
knows DR. ravid's Cough Syrup cures
both easily. speedily. and pleasantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-22

the matter constant thought and atten-
ton. and The records would reveal the re-
peated reporting OF certain barkeepers.
Mr.. Laube said he dii not care 10 staie
wherein the trouble lay.
= iIN
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-10-31

and she missed him. Not at first,
probably, but now, when too late to
recover him. Even her notOriety ap-
peared to wax hollow and worthless
and, strange weakness in q person so
strong-minded, she would have given
much just then to be able to indulge
secretly in a good cry.
A pretty cottage stood in the midst
of long garden; one end of the
demesne sloped to the road, the other
stretched to the brink of a trouting
stream. An elderly man, in the re.
freshing shade of a jasmine-covered
arbor, placidly read a magazine. A
plate of strawberries stood on table
at his side, a cat contentedly summed
itself on his knee.
"Oh! could rest in a place Xix.
that, murmured Mrs. Augusta Parr
as she drove YEARLY to the hall, where
a crowded audience and loud applause
awaited her.
But neither he nor she knew that for
a spell their paths had crossed again.
Black and White.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-10-31
TOGETHER.


Sweet hand, that. hello in mine
Seems the one thing cannot live without X
The souls ore anchorage In this storm and
doubt,
take thee rs tho sign
r or sweeter days 10 store la "
FOR life. and more than life, when life IL
done, Il
And thy soft pressure leads me gently on
To Heavens own evermore. @s
have not much TO say, |.= T.
Nor any words that NJ such fond request;
Let my blood speak to thine, and bear the
rest &l@$
Some silent, heartward way. ~ ~:
Thrice blest the faithful hand ~a5t .f~ 49,
Which saves cen while 1t blesses hold me
fast: s5 a. y. r&s% =.
Let me not go beneath the hood at last.
So near the better land K
Sweet hand, that, thus In mine.
Seems the one thing cannot live without.
My hearts one anchor In life's storm and
doubt, 5 81 ..* III
Take this, and make me thine
= --McClure's Magazine.
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scended the attic stair. On the land
ing he paused to pick from the door
. mat of the front room pair of square
toed shoes of opinionative aspect. with
two muddy CATERS; and, this done, re-
sumed his downward journey. The
drawing-room door stood ajar, and he
entered. Jerking up the broken Ven
etian blind, he raised the window to
let the morning breeze sweeten the
close atmosphere of the place. 1t was
difficult to adjudge the character of
the chamber. Bilious paper lined the
walls, dirty waxcloth covered the
floor, and a paraffin stove clumsily as
nudaciously usurped the throne of
the sacred flame. The floor space was
largely occupied by e long table with
raised desk at one end. 1t was lit
cred with papers, pens, school ink bot
les and little heaps of tobacco ash. The
dining-room, separated by folding
doors, was encountered with many
things, On the sofa lay hard felt
hat, two immense black-headed pins
stuck in the crown its sole trimming,
and a waterproof, crumpled and mud
stained. The table still bore evidences
OF an unappetizing meal; the heel of
loaf, q sticky pot of jam, and the oily
remains OF a tin of salmon. And the
carpet was haven for wilted leaf of
lettuce and endless dust.
Peter gazed helplessly round for
minute; then with the heavy tread of
dependency, went down the dark
stairs 70 the kitchen. A scurrying
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-10-31
STANDARDS OF BEAUTY.
How Various Nations Have localized
Themselves.

How Various Nations Have localized
Themselves.
Is there any handsome people on the
face of the globe? Now, we may set
aside the black and yellow aud poly.
chrome races in general, many of whom
are well-shaped, and like rome stat.
ues to look upon, but who do not come
up with the Aryan standard in fea-
lures and color. Leaving these chill
dren of nature out of the question, it
may be confessed that there is no race
among whom beauty is common. II
the ancient Greeks were like their
statues, then there was once beauti.
full race, but it is not so certain that
they did not idealize themselves a good
deal.
There is the more reason TO guess
this, as, when they have to represent a
barbarian, say GaIl or q German, or
q professional prize fighter, they make
these people as handsome as them
selves, though in a rougher way. There
is famous bronze statue of a boxer,
who might be taken for an orator, or
poet, were it not for his heavy metal.
studded gloves. Thus it may be deemed
that there Is great proportion of the
ideal in these statues, vases, coins and
figures, where everyone is SO graceful
and goodly. a.
The Americans write as il their
women were a galaxy of loneliness;
and then comes a military critia eng.
lish), who only saw three pretty won.
en- In the states, and one of them was
a foreigner. There is no knowing
what 70 believe when patriotism boasts
Of the local fair
Perhaps IL might pay an American
journal 10 send commissioners on
beauty all around the world; one VINO
should give q comprehensive and un-
biased opinion, But IL would be diff.
cult for the world to believe in his
judicial fairness, and no really scien.
tiflc result could be obtained. At home
we may all look about us, and ask
where beauty fiourishes most Now II |
may he heresy, but we think that the
scientific observer will And beauty |
most common among the young work
women and shop girls on one hand,
and among the highest circles, 1.-THE
oldest families" on the other = London
Times.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-10-31
swe,issh PolItsness.

Old men, worbmen, porters, meet IN
the street and lift their hats il kindly
recognition, with the grace Of d conr.
tier Time and again, when we have
asked the way 20 certain street. We
nave been escorted part of the wav
and clear directions given, and then
an informal shake OF hand at parting
as u a favor had been shown him
The etiquette Of the city ia puzzliny 70
an American, and carried TO a higb ew.
tent SO we have to be very careful >.
appear ooorish. Stockholm Letter
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-10-31

flight of black beetles marked his en-
trance; and gannt kitten sprang to
welcome him. Laying shoes and gait
crs on the top of the copper in the
scullery. and putting on pair of old
gloves and an apron, he poked out the
ashes and essayed to l5indle fire IN
the rusty stove, working slowly, yet
with certain precision. The fire alight
and the kettle on, he began TO brush
the shoes
Peter was man of Atty, spare of
figure, with dreamy eyes and hair and
beard touched with grey; one whose
instincts were essentially poetic. peace
full and home-loving There was
panied expression on his face, as, dip
ping the brush afresh ia the blacking
saucer. he operated on the dogmatic-
looking foot gear Perchance he
thought OF the nomentous changes
the feet that owned these sSensible"
ahoes had brought into hiss life.
Fifteen years earlier frienh on his
death~bed innplored him 70 befilend his
wife and his infant daughter, and he
suIhlled the trust faithfully; while,
hztsr q time. no married this widow.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-10-31
wontea exhilaratlng certainty Of free.

wonted exhilarating certainty of free
dom quickcned his pulses and ran like
wine through his veins The mere
closing Of that door, with its blistered
paint and furnished knocker, seemed
to shut out all that had been bitter and
humiliating ia his old life, and 70 set a
seal upon his passport to new and
beautiful one. Ain entreati ting new dt
rected his attention to the kitten fol-
lowing close at his heels, IL was the
one living creature in his home which
had craved his coinpanionShip, so fold
ing 1t in his arms he strobe away.
Seven years later, Mrs. Augusta Parr,
in an enthusiastic canvass involving
the Acknowledgement of woman, drove
along a quiet country road In War.
wickshire in the noontide heat. The
sun beat fercely on her, and the dust
raised by the wheels rendered her
throat parched and dry. She felt ex'
hausted and dispirited. for IL had come
on her with convincing force that in
very truth she had made mess of her
life. She was no longer young, and
she was alone in the world. Her daugh-
ter had married drunken brute who
beat her. Her husband, too, she had
lost-how she had never discovered
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-10-31
WHEN JEWS HAD THREE EYES.
Odd Tradition Prevalent Among the Ho-
brews of the Orient.

Odd Tradition Prevalent Among the Ho.
brews of the Orient.
The Jews of eastern Palestine and
Asia Minor have a queer tradition
which has survived from ancient times
and tells OF a remote period in their
history when every fully developed
lsraelite was equipped with three per-
feet eyes. The two main optics. ac-
cording to this curious old-time le-
gend, were situated in the front part
OF the head, just as Jewish and other
eyes are to-day, but the third-the one
that made the early patriarch mon.
stroslty-was located in the back mart
OF the head, just above the nape of the
neck in the edge of the hair This
wonderful third eye in man was not
"evoluted" out OF existence. as pselese
organs generally are according to the
Ideas OF the progressive scientists). but
was closed by divine injunction on the
day when Moses was given the tabIes
of stone on Sinai You remember that
Gods command on the day that the
tables were renewed was to the effect
that no man should be seen in the vi.
entity of the holy mount. (See Exodus
XxXiv, 3D. The believers in the three.
eye tradition say that Moses supple.
mented Gods command by ordering
the faithful who were encamped IA the
valley to turn their heads from the
mountain. This they did, but tool,
good care to uncover the eye that was
situated in the back of the head.
Moses, noticing this show of duplicity
on the part of his followers, asked God
70 close the third or rear eye, and since
that day the Israelites, in common
with the remainder Of humanity, have
been forced TO depend on two eyes
only.--St. Louis Republic. s.=s|.s -.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-10-31
EMANCIPATION OF A MAN.
by MARY STUART BOYD.

. v Il N o'clock
chimed, wi h
harsh, impa-
tie n t ping,
from a clock
on the ground
floor, and was
echoed by the
mufhed whir of
an alarm up
stairs. Half an
h o u T la g +
Pc ter Parr
opened his bed
room door and
quiet lily de-
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-10-31

The life OF the imagination. as OF
the body, disappears when we pursue
IT, -Willmott
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
OLDCASTLE THUNDER
THE SPLENDID noe NERO.
History Of This Noble Specimen Of
= Lordly Canine Race-Alexander
NJ Dramatist and Actor--How He
Managed Those Under Him.

Colonel George W. Alexander died In
Laurel. Nd, last week OF paralysis
He was one OF the most conspicuous.
notable men In Richmond during the
war. A sketch OF his life will doubtless
Do Interesting to all, but especially 20
the comparatively few OF our citizens who
we're here during that time and knew
him.
He was born at Francesviiie. Penn.
ana was &C years of age. On october 81.
1888 he was appointed assistant engineer
In the United States navy, and remained
In the service until April 5. 1851. when he
resigned. During that time he was sta
toned for long time at the Portsmouth
hayward. and In that city he married
n Virginia lady. Miss Susie Ashby. who
survives him. On the 18th OF June. 1851.
he became n lieutenant OF Marylanders.
who. with great difnculiy. made their
way TO Richmond and offered their SER
vices TO Governor Letcher for the Con-
federacy.
CAPTURED THE ST. NICHOLAS.
Captain Alexander became n conspicu-
Gus man in Richmond the day he put
his feet in the city. The knowledge which
the people had OF the recent exploit in