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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-12-27

To the aged, with their poor ap.
petite, feeble circulation, and i'm.
poverished blood, Ayers Sarsaparilla
is boon beyond price. Its effect is
to check the ravsges of time, by in
vigorating every organ, nerve, and
tissue of the body. See Ayers
Almanac for the new wear.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-12-27

THE town of Auburn-that used to
be known as Slaughter-in the Stuck
valley, is soon to have pottery factory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-12-27

FLAX scratching mills are to be Is.
tablished by the Holland company on
WILDLY Island, and at Edison and
Haynie, Whatcom county.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-12-27
CITY OF ABERDEEN.

connecting with Boats for Shelton and Kamil-
che.
LANDINGS: City Dock, Seattle; Commercial
Dock. Tacoma; Percival's Dock, Olympia.
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma so cents:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-12-27
Philadelphia Rec ord.

FnllHuelpnla rec ORD.
A dog addicted to chewing tobacco
is owned by John Holden, a butcher
of Eighteenth and Sigel streets. The
dog is an improvement upon the
average tobacco chewer in that he
does not spit upon the floor of q troll
ley car. He takes bit of weed, and
holding it between his forepaws, sucks
all the substance out OF it. He has
been chewing tobacco for about three
years. Tobacco is the first thing he
wants in the morning, and if he does
not get it at home he goes out among
the neighbors who know the dogs
habits, and whine among them until
he gets what he wants. He will not
touch fine cut, his weakness being in
the direction of plug tobacco. He
learned to chew when a puppy, his
owner being in the habit of giving
him tobacco as joke when he sat on
his knee.
The word kiss" was up for pars.
ing in a Walla Walla school the other
day. says the Statesman, and here is
the way it was done by a young and
buxom girl from Pasco: "Kiss is q
noun. though generally used as con-
junction. 1t is more common than
proper. 1t is not very singular and
generally used in the plural number
and it agrees with me-"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-12-27
ON THE BRINK
THEY STAND
REPUBLICANS PREFER SKIRMiSH
TO OPEN FIGHT.

The Democrats Resolve TO Give all
the Rope Needed-San Francisco
Was Never ~In It,, for the Con.
vention-Barrett's Bid for Noto.
Pletv-Epc.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-12-27

Connecting with boats for Shelton and IKsmiI
che
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-12-27
DAILY TIME CARD.
OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER MULTN0MAH.

s. WILEY NAVIGATION CO.'S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23

WASHINGTON. May The State au-
thoritics of Mississippi are paying but
little attention 10 the order of the Treas
ury Department regarding the proper
Quarantning of vessels arriving fgOm
yellow-fever infected ports A few days
alO the schOCners Eleanor and Eagaskll
arrived at Scranton. Miss. from Cuban
ports. The vessels had been detained for
five days a the quarantine station, but
the Marine Hospital official az Scranton
did not consider that the ships had COM
piled with the recent regulations issued
bv the Treasury. and recommended that
tney be sent back 10 the United States
quarantine station. at ship Island Miss.
thirty miles from Scranton. The ownc~s
considered the order irksome. and Gp-
pealed 10 Washington. After considering
the matter. the Collector OF Customs at
Scranton was directed TO permit the ves-
sells 10 enter, provided the Marine Hos
pital officers considered IL advisable. They
recommended II. and the vessels will en-
ter. IL is stated that the State quarantine
officers receive fees for their services.
hence they use all their endeavors 10 in
duce vessels 20 ignore the United States
regulations. Or. Wyman contends that the
State officials have not the proper faCil-
tiles for dlslnfecting vessels, and the
only safe way 10 keep yellow fever out
Of the southern States Is 10 strictly en-
force national quarantine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23

COLUMBUS. OHIO. May IA whole
sale delivery Of prisoners from the state
prison was narrowly avoided to-day by
the accidental discovery Of II tunnel
through the wall that was almost COM
pleted.
Steve Bussell. a United States prisoner.
who was employed as runner, and fire.
quently sent 10 a wall tower to get oil.
embraced the opportunity 70 make a dupli-
cate key 10 the tower room. Other keys
were made. and distributed among
number of prisoners similarly employed.
who took every occasion 10 drop into the
room and dig away at the tunnel, whose
mouth they contrived carefully 10 con-
ceal This morning a guard. who knew
that Russell had no business in the tower,
saw him enter. and followed him IN. with
the result that the tunnel was found.
Russell has admitted enough 10 show that
there were a large number in the con-
spiracy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23
0UEESsBURF FOUGHT HIS sON.
They Engage in "a street Fight and arc
Bound over to Keep the Peace.

LONDON. May 22-Yesterday's report
that the Marquis OF Queensbury and MS
son. Lord Alfred Douglas. engaged in a
fight IN Piccadilly Is erroneous In respect
OF tho younger participant in the affray.
It was the Marquis elder son, Lord Doug
las, OF Hawick. who was his antagonist.
Roth were arraigued IN Marlborough
street Police Court this morning, and
placed in the dock together TO answer
charge Of disorderly conduct In fighting
on the street.
The Marquis said his son was the az
gress0r. having first assaulted him, and
ne only struck back I'm self-defence.
Lord Douglas, of Hawick. said he mere
ly desired his fathers assurance that he
would cease writing obscene letters 10
his Hawick's) wife. revlling her husband.
His aim in meeting his father was 10 stop
these foul and obscene communications
Lord Queensbury objected TO the let
ters I'm question being called obscene.
Hearing that oscar Wilde was residing
with Lord Douglas. he went 20 the lat
tor's house and obtained the assurance OF
his daughter-in-law that his younger son,
Lord Alfred Douglas. was not there also.
He theroupon ceased writing letters 10
Lord Douglas wife.
Both father and son were bound over
I'm 500 pounds each 10 keep the peace FOR
six months
SECOND TRIAL OF WILDE.
LONDON. May 1.-The second trial Of
oscar Wilde for criminal practices began
I'm the Central Criminal Court, old Bal
ley. this morning. Wilde, upon entering
court. was accompanied by but one of his
securities. the Rev. Stewart Hedlam; his
other bondsman. Lord Douglass, OF Ha-
wick. being engaged IN the Marlborough
street Police Court, I'm defending himself
against a charge of dsorderly conduct.
Wilde looked pale and haggard as he
entered the dock. evidently being great
lv affected by the result of the trial OF
Taylor yesterday.
Sir Frank Lockwood. Q. c., NJ. p con-
Quoted the prosecution. The alleged OF
fences charged against Wilde. he said
in his opening address. occurred between
February, l@2. and October. 1873. He
laid special stress upon the charge in
which Wilde was involved with Shelley.
The examination of witnesses being re-
sumed. Shelley admitted that he had a
brother who was insane. lie also adj
mtted having written a letter TO Wilde
In which he said. II am afraid that
sometimes I am not very sane, but /
am certain / am sane now" He main
tanned, however. that the charges he had
made against wilde were true.
Alfred Wood and Charles Parker were
called to the stand, and repeated the tes-
timony previously given by them, after
which the court adjourned.
Wilde was not taken 10 iail but was
released overnight on ball. his old sure
ties qualifying.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23
MARTl'S DEATH DENIED.
CUBANS SIYHE WAS NOT AT THE
Ba TILE or DOS RIOS y BIJAS.
Reports From Spanish Sources Reiterats
That Msrti Was KILLED and Probably
Conner. Too-Thc Battle.

HAVANA, May 22.-The Government has
isued a report OF the fight which occurred
between spanish troops and the insur-
gents on the bank Of the river Contra
maestro Monday which says.
"A band OF insurgents numbering sOp
led by slarti, Gomez, Masso. and Borrero.
were met By a force OF Government
troops between Palmas ami Remangana-
guas. and pursued to Dos Rios y Bijas.
where the battle Was fought. The in
surgents were driven from their position,
losing fifteen dead and many wounded
and taken prisoners. The insurgents
strenuously endeayored TO prevent the
capture OF the dead body OF their leader.
Marti. The Government loss was i've
killed and seven wounded
Prisoners declare that Maxine Gomez
was either killed or wounded In the light,
but Cuhans here doubt the statement.
saying Gomez aud Marti were hundred
miles west Of Dos Rios y Bias. which IN
east OF Bayamo.
MADRID. May PA dispatch from Ha-
vana TO Imparcial confirms the report
OF the death OF the rebel leader, Jose Mar
a. who has been mentioned as "Presi-
dent" Of the imaginary republic OF cuba.
General Martinez Campos has signed
an order FOR the establishment OF fltty-slx
elementary schools.
BFIIFyE MARII WAS KILLED.
KEY WTST. FLA. MAY % Passengers
10y the steamship Mascot tonight. from
Havana. confirm the report of Martts
death. They state that the battle oc-
CURED on the 20th between keia and Dos
Rias. The insurgents numbered seven
hundred and were commanded by Gomez.
Marti. M3ceO and Hlcco. They were de-
featei by Colonel Sdnto after hotly-
contested fight. lasting one hour and
half. resulting IA the killing OF Mari
whose body has been identified. The IN
surgents made a brave effort 10 recover
the body. but were driven of by the
troCps. All of Martis private correspond
encc was found ON his body. Besides the
killing of Marti. seN cral other leaiefs are
reported killed, whose naines are ua-
known 1t is rumored that Gomez was
captured but the report lacks coiiirIh-
ton. According 10 late advices, Gomez
was going towards Melones and Rompe.
The insurgents also lost fourteen privates
killed and many wounded The spanish
lost five killed and seven wounded. IL
was stated I'm In iucha ON tho 2is' that
neither Gomez nor Maru are on the
island
General Campos has issued strict orders
against new spaper reporters having any
communications with Insurgents under
severe penalties.
CUBASs STILL DOUBT THE REPORT.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. May IA
special from Tampa says this oiiiciai
telegram was received by the Spanish
consul. "The news OF Martts death Is
confirmed
movement here state they DO not believe
the report that Maru has been killed
They say several times news has been
sent out by Spanish authorities mat
Cuban leaders we're killed and afterwards
these same leaders would turn up all
RIGHT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23
INDIAN INSURRECTTON.
Armed u ands Marching on the Capitol in
the Crock nation.


EUFAULA. T. r., May 22.-An insurrec-
tiOn has broken out I'm tho Greek nation
with the tribal heads Of the government.
Armed bands are marching on Ocmulge.
tho capital. SeFenty-five men left rem
devious near here this morning. and, ~
is said. were joined by one hundred more
from New Yorker an Indian town 10 the
west. i'm addition 90 this. news has reach
od here that five other indian towns have
sent forty men each 90 join the insur-
gents in the march on the capital. The
trouble. 70 is claimed. is because OF the
alleged misappr0priati0n hy the Greek
hold Of tho government " part OF the
crock fund. which was to have been paid
ont per capita ~ the Indian citizens. Es-
parhechc. who led the insurrection of
1853, Is said 90 DE az the head OF the
present trouble. The council .s in session
at CcmuIee. The insurgents declare they
win go there 10 see that the council i'm
vest.eates the matter. and compel the
chief T. e.. Perryman, 10 resign, and set
up Hotulke Amarthele. tho second chief.
in his stead. The hardware stores here
dii a big business I'm munitions of war
yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23
THE DRUMWRTGHT SUIT.
Ten Thousand Damages Claimed OF the
Petersburg Railway Company.

PETERsBURG. VA. May Especial
-Gary's church, IN Prince George coun-
IS. was the scene this afternoon OF a
very pretty marriage. The contracting
parties were Mr. l.. B. Lester, Of Nor
folk. and Miss Annie NJ. Reese. Rev. J..
T.. r. Riddics. the pastor, oiiiciatod.
The bride is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. +. Reese. of Prince George, and a
most attractive young lady.
DAMAGE SUIT.
George W. Drumright. administrator OF
Walter =. Drumwright. to-day, in the
Hastings Court, through his counsel,
Nlossrs ". y. McIlwaine and W. II.
Jones. Instituted suit for $4,000 damages
against the Petersburg Sfreet-Railway
Company. which is now in the hands OF
Mr.. Robert Gillian, receiver. Young
Drumwright was killed In May. 1921 by
an electric car, on Washington street.
hence the suit.
Mr.. James ". Boisseau has been APP
pointed by Judge Epes superintendent OF
the almshouse Of Dinwiddie county, for
four years from July lst next.
rSrgRrsr N rc-DAY's RLzcTroN.
Much interest is felt in the election TO
be held tomorrow IN the di'fe e-ant coun-
ties for county officers. 4 gentleman
from ilnWllNlet WHO WIS lN th' Gig
to-day. told me that he thought tire
Democrats would elect their fun ticket
in that county.
The Populists OF Prince George county
held a meeting last night az city Point,
which was addressed by Mr.. Charles Gee,
Ar. j. ". Connolly. the Populist candi-
date for Commonwealth Attorney OF the
county. and Mr.. Rainey candidate for
county treasurer.
10 ls expected that about one hundred
and hfty delegates Viii be in attendance
upon the Episcopal Council. which con-
vencs in ST. Paurs Episcopal church I'm
this city. on June 9Th. The council will
DE in session for three days.
PRIVATE FIrIDs' CONDITION.
Intelligence received here to-day Is 10
the effect that the condition of Private
Henry Fields. of the Petersburg Grays.
is much improved. Private Fields. as
stated I'm The Times, was badly pelted
with stones on Tuesday while on picket
duty at P0cahontas. Tie is a son OF
Colonel J.. VI. Fields, lumber inspector
of this city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23
A sTRANGER'> SUICIDE.
He Registers n I'D. Miller" OF Virginia
Stcrv f tho Tragedy

WASHINGTON. May "a man Of
fine physique. shahbiy dressed. about
thirty-nye years of age. committed sui-
eide at the American House last night
His name appears On the register of the
hotel as "D. Miller. Virginia" ANA a
note found on the dressing-table tells the
story OF the sclf-knng. IL reads as fol-
lows.
"To whom 10 may concern.
"You Will have "a hard time 90 Identify
me. Bury me in potter's field. where 1
belong"
lie had turned ON the gas and that
killed him. There was found on a table
in the room two bottles containing laud-
anum.
In the pockets Of his clothes were found
Sl.62 and two 2-cent stamps. a laundry
check, but absolutely nothing that might
lead 10 the mans Identification. HIS
complexion was very dark, as were also
his ewes. and the face bore decided traces
of refinement.
The body is at IN undcrtaker's await
ine Identification.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23
tiewood; Dump Creek. Russell county

tiewOod; Dump Creek. Russell county,
from Cleveland
Total number Of fourth-class postmas-
ters appointed this day were thirty-hve.
thirty-one OF which were 20 fll vacancies
caused by death and designations.
For Virginia. Catawba. Roanoke county.
y. -. Barnett. vice J. W. Cumb. resigned.
For North Carolina: Overshot. Johnston
county. Mrs. NJ. l. Langston, appointed.
vice J. a. Rose. dead.
Dr. f. c. Vivian, OF Richmond, ar
rived IN the city yesterday.
H. l.. ".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23
Secretary Daniel Exoneratsd.

ATLANTA, GA, May 22.-Grand Treas
urer and Secretary Daniel, OF the Order
OF Railway Conductors. has been exonera-
ted. The committee reported this morn
ing, and found him not guilty. lie was
charged with using his office 80 promote a
wildcat mining scheme. and with pay
ing more attention 10 politics than 10 his
Office The charges were made by the
Camden, y. j.. division, and they tried to
beat him at the election last week. The
Camden division was required 10 apollo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23
DIED FRoH EkPosURE.


I.URAY, VA, May The body Of
Isaac Fox was found under the Dry-kun
trestle, two miles east OF Luray. yester-
day evening. Coroner Hudson viewed Il,
and deemed an inquest unnecessary
Mr.. Fox left home Monday, and was on
his return from a still house with jug
Of whisky. which was found at his side.
The last seen OF him was when crossing
the trestle Monday evening about
o'clock Ills death is attributed to eHpo-
sure. lie was ffty-twO years OF age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23
SECRErARY BFHBERrTHE ORArOR
An TX Confederate to Make the Memorial
-. -..-.-.L. Lo- 80. q u

Nv - -WT ~" % y y
WASHINGTON. May 22-Sccrctary
HGbeft viii deliYcr the Memoral-Day
Grafton. ON the invitation OF Join a.
Logan Post. g.. 4. r.. al The cemetery Of
the Government Hospital FOR the Insane,
where are located the graves Of MANY OF
the Union soldiers " no died I'm hospitals
during the war. and where over 100 con-
falerates. who were unlcr the care of the
Union hospitals, are buried.
10 is said that the President and his
Cabinet will attend on the occasion. Last
year the President was accompanied by
most OF the members Of the Cabinet at
the services az the Natiof al Cemetery At
Arlington. across the Pot,mac f'om
Washington.
The fact that Secretary Heiiert was
confederate soldier is expected 10 make
the event Of unusual Importance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23
Miss uarber, presented at Court.

LONDON, May D. Miss Herbert. daugh-
ter OF the United States Secretary Of the
Navy. was presented az tO-day's drawing
room. Miss Herbert wore a plain white
satin and carried a bouquet OF white
roses. Her drapery was an ivory satin
petticOat embroidered with silver butter
flies She wore Il court train Of pale blue
silk with velvet hanging from the should
er. and having a deep border OF point
blue. Her ornaments were solitaire neck
laces and pendant. and hair ornaments,
all diamonds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23

ANGELICA, y. Y, May "A large
part OF thea business portion Of the town
was burned last night. Six stores,
newspaper office, a barber-shop. photo
graph gallery. two lOdge-rooms. and Seiy-
ors Opera-HOuse were destroyed. The loss
Is $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23

LONDON. May IA dispatch from
Yokohama TO the Globe says diplomatic
relations between Japan and China have
been resumed. Mr.. Hayashi, Nice-Sccrc-
tary OF Foreign Affairs. has been appoint
cd Minister az Pekin Mr.. Bokuyciko has
been appointed Acting Premier OF CoIea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23

rho High Altitude OF the CITY Of Mexico
Dna. MOI Arrae WIN Him.

ST. LOUIS. MO-, May "A special
from Monterey. Mexico. says that Hon.
Matt. W. Ransom. United States Minister
20 Mexico. arrived there two weeks ago
in very poor health. and has been tax
ing treatment at the Hot Springs.
he has improved very much but Is still
weak. and will not return 10 his post In
the city OF Mexico for several days. The
agree with him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23
iii.. Innahna a Sniclde

CHARLESTON. W. VA. May 22-Miss
Petty DonahOe daugl ter OF the post
master az Barboursville, this county, com
mittod suicide to-day by shooting herself
in the head. No cause Is assigned. Her
father IS one OF the prominent Democrat
ic leaders In this section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. u. c., May 2.-For
Virginia and North Carolina; Fair, warm
er: northeasterly winds, becoming varia-
bic.
For South Carolina Fair, warmer;
northerly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23
crnAxs srnI nnrnr rHr nrpoRr.
He Does Not Really object 10 the Confeder-
nts Monument at Chicago.

GREEN BAY, WIS. May 2.-Command-
er-in-Chief Lawler, of the @. A. H. said
last night.
II can safely say there will be no
Grand Army posts AT the dedication OF
the Confederate monument in Chicago Oh
Memorial-Day ! have not cared 10 rush
into print on this matter but | am on
the side OF the Grand Army OF this ques-
tion. aud although there Is no objection
ON my part 90 ex-Confederate soldiers
erecting such monument, | can tell
YOU now that no O.. a. r.. posts Will par
tlclpate in the dedication ceremonies
TLowrRs FOR TIE MONUMENT
SAVANNAH. GA. May "A carload
Of evergreens and flowers was loaded by
the Executive Committee of the coufed-
crate Veterans 20 go 10 Chicago for the
decoration OF tho Confederate monument
there on May 30th. The car contained -
palmetto trees. lO0 pine saplngs. and l0W
laurel wreaths and "a lot Of moss and
Wild smilax A thousand magnolia bells
will be sent by express Saturday. The car
leaves at O'Clock tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23

LANSING. MICH, May p The senate
last night by Il vote OF Is 70 IL passed the
bill to restore capital punishment IN GER
tain cases Ia this state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23
la GaecOyne Safe.

NEW YORK, May 22.-La Gascogne,
Captain Baudelon, from Hayre May nth,
three days overdue. was sighted east OF
Fire Island at 70 A. NJ. to-day moving
slowly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23
The Gold Reserve Increased.

WASHINGTON. May 22-rhe syndicate
nalt into the Treasury to-day $4,000 Ia
gold. swelling the total gold reserve 10
S9s ly7.Oo0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23
RANGE OF THERMOMETER

Following was the range Of the Their
mometer al The Times Oiiice yesterday:
+. ST.. az: . Il. NJ. So. midnight. ".
Average, 50 sd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23
The Rnirrf Committee.

PARIS. May 2.-The budget committee
OF the Chamber OF Deputies has elected
NJ. Lockroye It's president.