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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-11-20

Get your enemies to read your works
in order to mend them, for your friend
is 90 much like your second self that he
will Judge too much like you.--Pops.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-11-20

There are two sides to every question
---ours and the wrong side.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-11-20

The annual death roll Of suicides al
Monte Carlo amounts on an average t
20.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-11-20

TRAIN 10 leaves Ridgway at O:30 II. NJ; John
sonburg at g.4j n. M, arriving ut Clcrmont
at i0:i0 n, M.
TRAIN 20 leaves Clermont nj 1850 u, m. ar
riVing at Johnsonburg at ll:Ii u. m. aud
Ridgway AT 1900 n. m.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION or PARTNERsHIP-SEW
heretofore existing under the firm n.rnpp
OF SEWN I.EGENDRE is his day dissoIy-
ed by mutual consent. Liabilities will he
assumed by FL. SEWN. who will continue
the business at No. i and s Toulouse.
NJ. A. LEGENDRE,
r. II. SEWN.
REFERRING TO THE ABOVE, / WISH ,
continuance of the patronage as heretofore
extended to SEWN & Legendrc.
NJ. A. LEGENDRE
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BANDITDu VAR
PIERRE MOUTON
PAR
LOUIS REYBAUD
VII
LA VIE DU sOUTERRAIN.

La cellule de la jeune file etait
eclair6e par une lampe our repandait
u les TEXTURES une clart6 douce ct
Ynlforme. Assise devant une table,
ellie tenait les yeux fixes sur un
livre, quolque 50 pensee fdt ailleurs.
Jusque-la, rien ne 'l'avait autoris6c 4
sc defer de Pierre, ct c%ependant, au
moment de revoir lie terrible chef,
ellie d6tacha du trophee d'armes qui
surmontait lie lit IN petit poignard
venitien qu'elle cacha dams ses vete-
ments. Ainsi armee, ellie sc sentit
plus forte.
Pierre entra. II await Fair serieux,
meme trlste. Loin de Sc departir dc
latitude pressure ceremonieuse quill
await gard6e lie premier jour, il NIT a
%s'observer, n sorte d'affectation I;
on edt dit quill voulait mieux mar
quer encore Ia distance qui lie separait
dun brigand vulgaire. Sa toilette
6tait plus recherche /; les avantages
de 81 personne en- ressortaient avec
plus d'eclat. Laurc aussi, sous lem
pre- d'emotions profondes. etait
vraiment belle !; ct qui les eat vus
n'aura,t pu croire quill y await la
dun cote IN captive, dc l'autre un
h6ros des grands chemins. Jamais
couple ne parut m;eux assorti ct plus
TAFT pour briller ailleurs que dams
cette caverne ct parmi les h6tes
degrades qui lhabitalent. Au lieu
de s'asseolr, CONNIE sembIa ly con-
vier un geste de la jeune file Pierre
resta debOat ct decouvert.
-Mademoiselle, lui dit-il avec I'm
accent de m6lancolie, j'ai 4 vous
presenter mes excuses. Depuis que
je suis de retour, je mai qu'une
pensee, celle de vous rendrc 4 Ia
liberte ct 4 la lumiere. A votre age
c'est IN tristc sejour que %celui-ci. ct
croyez quill ma pas dependu de moi
de vous en- arracher plus tot.
Ces paroles furent dites dune
manlerc tellemcnt semitic. que i.aure
ne put cacher complement son
emotion.
Monsieur, dit-elle. j'ignorc- qui
vous etes, mas votre condulte 4 mon
egard est cellc dun hoinme d'honneur.
-C'est me %flatter, rtipliqua Pierre
svec un peu d'amertume je ne suis
ct ne veux etre qu'un bandit. Quand
on rompt avec lie monde commc ie
fai fait, c'est pour t%oujours. Moi !
homme d'honneur Ii ny a que Ia
peur qui puisse m'attirer de parcels
compliments
La pcur, monsieur -! on volt bien
que vous ne me c~onnaissez pas, dit
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La plupart DIES grands journaux
strangers publient une EDIrIoS HEB
DOMApAIRE, dcstinec i tchir an
courant DIES Gvenements dc Ia scmai.
ne e u de lcurs nationaux qui
vivent hors du pays: mais il n'exls-
TAFT jusqu'ici en- France aucune publ
cation similaire.
lie journal des Dtbats, don't on
connait Ia vieille reputation ct la
transformation recente 81 hardie.-
c'est maintenant ie seul Journal quo
tidicn qui paraisse deux fois, par
iour-le journal des Debats went de
combler cette lacune en- creant unc
EDITION ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Nos lecteurs apprGc;eront Ia
vaIeur de cette publication, en- Sc
rappelant que lie journal DIES Debats
compile au nombre de ses collabora-
tours les hommes qul, dams lie monde
DIES lettres ct Gle Ia politique, occu-
pent lie premier rang en- France. Il
nous suffira de otter les mons de Mn.
Leon Say, Alexandra Dumas, Ludo-
vic Halevy, Greard, Ernest Lavisse,
E. Rouse, Il. Melchior de Vogue,
Meili,ac, Brunetiere, de rAcademie
franeaise; P. ct A. Leroy-B eaulieu,
de Molinar, Maspero, Bardoux,
Boutmy, Berger, CASTOR Paris,
Perrot, f. Reyer, de lInstltut lie
professeur Grancher ct lie docteur
Daremberg, de rAcademie de Mede-
cine Aynard, Charles oux, Francis
Charmes, Paul Deschanel, Dietz,
Hcurteau, Charles Malo, Z. Weyl,
Harry Ais, ChailIey-Bert, Jules
Lemaitre: Arvede Barine, Bonvalot,
Chantavolne, Desjardlns, Faguet,
Filon, Gebhart, A. Hallays, H. Hous-
save, A. Julien, A. Michel. II. de
Parville, Rafalovich, +. Rod, Guy
Tomel, etc.
L'EDlTIoN HEBDoMADAIRE du
DIES Debats reproduit les
articles les plus lnteressants parus
dams les deux editions du journal
quotidien ellie dome ainsi, outre dc
nombreuses studes dart ct de littera-
ture, lie tableau lie plus complet DIES
evenements de 10 semaine. Ellie
constitute done la meilleure DIES
Ellie est aussi Ia moins
car ellie ne conte que 25
francs par an; ajoutons que son
commode (32 pages grand
in.4o par numero) permet de la
.onserver facilement en- volume.
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ADJOURNMENT.

CD-d'avance.. $3,W
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ux COLLEGE
BOARDING AND DAY Scunor

Notice Is hereby given to paren.s
guardians who have children TO and
sa s .nG nrx q session ,sa, VII open on Mondasee
ers IN English aud French to teach 49, leach
xuages, sciences, mathematics, penny ian
housekeeping. etc. Thorough prenarnnip
l,ave oeen made 70 receive boarding or ~.
Fnr further particulars address
THIHODAUN COLIEGE
Thibodaux r.
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ATELIER

Ayant toni le mat6riel necessaire, nous
Sommes 4 meme d'executer tons las Ouvrages
typographiaues qui nous seront conties. Les
6refs c'Avocat. cartes d'affaires, ent6tes dc
features, tickets d'habitation, blance. circu-
aires, etc., seront imprimes dams lie plus brre
a6lai ct 4 des prix oul d6fent toute concu
iANCN
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BOARD N LODGING

TOE THE ACCOMMODATIONS 81 49,.
El.LERS and transient visitors NAV.
dieYi'le, Assumption Parish, La. LaDa.
Prices, moderate and satisfaction
teed. ROSPE NV suaran
:.lU-94-1y, ppr1AlNk,
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Laure animee d'un superbe dedain.

Laure animee dun superbe dedain.
En- meme temps, son cell, qu'elle
await ju%squ'aiors tcnu baisse. sc
releva tierement ct ALA chercher
celui de Pierre. Pendant que ses
ltyres cxprimaicnt une resolution
calme ct naturel. lie chef DIES
bandits parut frapp6 de ce mouve-
ment ; dependant il reylnt a la
charge.
ST vous n'aviez pas peur, made
moiselle, vcu maurice pas cherche
DIES armes pour vol defendre. Ii
manquc quelque chose a mon arsenal.
Pourquoi pl~aisanter avec ces j%oujoux?
ajouta-t-i, en- indignant lie poignard
Que Laurie cachait assez NAL sous ses
vetements. Voler I'm voleur ah
mademoiselle ! Eft puts, ~avais.je
merite cette defiance :?
Pour toute reponse, la ieune file
jeta larme dams un coin de la
cellule.
A la bonnie heure | reprit Pierre,
i present je crois 4 votre courage !:
vous etes une noble ct forte creature.
Arrivons au fait. Je vous TAI dit,
lie songe a vous deliver mails depuis
quelque jours nous sommes series de
pres. Impossible de METRE lie pied
hors du souterrain on nous s%urveil-
lie, on nous bloque. Je voulals exc
cutter une sortie mais la brigade est
en- force +; nou nous exposerions
sans profit. Dependant, mademoi-
selle, je items d &C que vous soyez
rassuree, ct des a%ujourd'hui vous
ponvez prendre acte de ma parole.
Dams cinq jours, quot quill arrive ct
dusse;je v peril, vous aurez votre
liberte. VOLTA ce que j'avais a yous
dire; vous voyez bien que lie poignard
etait de trop.
Apres avoir achieve ce petit dis
cours, Pierre salua profondement la
prisonniere, ct laissa Laurie troublee,
confuse, mecoEtcnte d'ellc-meme.
Ellie sc reprochait lie moment de
defiance qu'elle await eu, ct ne Sc
pardonnait pas d'avoir etc vaincue
en- generosit6. Les eloges de Pierre
Ia flattaient sans guerir enforcement la
blessure fate q son amour-propre ;
ces procedes, qui de plus EN- plus lui
donnaient lie prestige dun heros de
roman, achevaient dc Ia gagner ct
d'affaiblir ce que So profession await
d'odieux. Get homme Sc parait du
nom de bandit ct Sc conduisait en-
chevalier. Pas la moindrc Iiberte,
pas un mot, pas I'm geste qui mex
primal lie respect ct ne trahft l'homme
qui salt vivre. Ellie etait d 50 discre-
ton, ct, loin d'abuser du drolt de Ia
force, il sembla,t pousser les egards
jusqu'a l'exces. Pendant tout lie
cours dc Ia mutt, ces refexions assail-
lirent Ia jeune file au point Gle lui
troubler son repos. Ellie Sc PROMPT
sill serait possible de
rompre Ia glace ct de savoir quel
etait lie mot de cette singuliere
engine.
QUAINT Pierre revint, dams le. soiree
da lendemain, lie po,gnard venitien
await repris So place dams lie trophee
d'armes. II sen apereut ct nc put
contenir I'm sourirc. Laurie s'etait
mise en- frais de toilette. quoique
sans afectation il etait aise de yoir
attendait l'ennemi de pied
avec I'm projet arrete. Pierre
Pierre nc songeait pas a ~s'asseoir, ct,
apres lui avolr fait part Gle queIques
nouvelles measures prises ponr So
dellvrance, II allait sc %retlrer, quand
ellie lie retint.
-Asseycz-vous done. monsieur, lui
resentment vOus etcs Ii
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!ANNOECES.

o. earre dc 10 !ignes: lere. insertion, *l.9o
= Cme. " 10
" Insertion add 80
TOute annonce indignant la profession
Iadresse ct n'excedent pas quatre
ses. par al. d'avance..-.........-..-.SSM
Annonce lie candidate, d'avance,.---.IoO w
Necrologie, par ~
TOute annonce commercials publiee a Fan
nee sera inser6e au tank de 50 cents par ponce
Jour IL premiere insertion ct IS cents pour les
insertions sube6qneDtes.
Toute aunonce don't lie noMbre dinsertions
n est pas specific sera inseree insqu'a nouvel
ordre an taux Ordinaire.
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regret plus tard, ct pourtant il NEST
impossible de r6sister a Ina curiosite.
-Je YOU comprends, mademol-
selle, je pose devant vous CONNIE I'm
karos Gle roman, ct, quand vous rem
trerez dams lie monde, vous vous
reseryez de raconter une historic de
bandits, ayec un denohment neuf.
All monsieur, monsieur que
, vous me jugez NAL, s'ecria Laure.
Eft pourquo, pas :? Toutes les
conditions sly t%rouvent. Qui salt
meme, il a la lie sujet dun melo-
drame, ct, pendant que lie c%ontinuerai
q tuir les gendarmes de foret en-
fcret, on me mettra en- scene sur les
boulevards de Paris. Z
Pierre donna a cette derniere
phase une expression 81 profonde de
douleur ct de colere que Laure fut
pres de fondre en- larmes
Monsieur. dit-elle, Je vous repete
que vous me jugez NAL, tres-mal.
Pourquoi s'obstiner d ne pas CON-
prendre qu'une pauvre femme peut
porter 4 votre situation IN interet
reel Isl Jeune, 81 bien eleve, etes-
yous a votre place lei ? Allez, mon
sieur, sous men ferlez trop dire.
-MademolseIle, reprit Pierre, je
mai pas Gu Intention Gle vous often
ser !: il ne faut pas men vouloir. Le
desespoir aigrit Tame. Des qu'un
malheureux s'est jete dams Ia carriere
que j'ai embrassee, il ne connaft plus
que deux especes d'hommes qni
s'interessent d lul le gendarme ct lie
bourreau. Ma vie desormais appar-
tient 4 Pun ct a l'autre. Et pourtant,
ajouta lie ieune homme avec I'm SOU
pir %etoufe, Dieu salt que j'etais nc
pour I'm role meilleur
-J'en suis certaine, repllqua
Laure avec I'm peu d'exaltation j; il y
await en- vous l'etofc dun grand
capitaine ct non dun chef de bandits.
On ne commando pas aux hommes
qul vous entourent sans I'm courage i
toute epreuve. Qui done a pu vous
jeter alnsi hors de votre chemin ?
Ne me pressez pas la-dessus,
mademolselle +; ce secret nest pas
settlement lie MEN, Il y a dams ma
vie une suite de fatalities qui s'enchai-
nent, ct c'est une Tongue historic que
mon historic. A quot bon d'a;lleurs?
ajouta Pierre, comme sill chassait une
idee importune. Ne Susie pas un
bandit !? Maize pas rompu avec Ia
societe :? Ne lul aije pas jure une
guerre implacable ? n'insistez plus,
mademoiselle, ct souffrez que lie me
retire.
La curiosit6 de Laure, excitee par
cette resistance, fit un nouvel effort, ct
sa voix prit I'm c~aractere suppliant
pour dire a Pierre
Monsieur, parlez, je o Il en-
conjure.
Lac chef DIES bandits garda lie silence
pendant quelques iLstants il sac.
couda u Ia table, tenant sa tete dams
ses deux mains, ct Sc relevant ensuite.
apres ce geste de meditation ct de
recueillement
-Vous l'exigez. mademolselle,
dit-il tristement ell bien . ecoutez.
VIII
PREMIERE yElLLEE
Pierre commenea sol r6cit en- ces
termcs "
"Permettez-unoi. mademoiselle, de
passer rapldemment sur mes pre-
mle:es annees. J'appartiens 4 une
bonnie famille dc Bretagne ct compile
parmi mes ancetres DIES amiraux de
France ; mails ce sont dies titres Que
TAI soin de tenir secrets. atm de
METRE TN passe eIor.uy ! Tahri do
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Attention..
BusiMess Wen

THE INK EKASlNG ELErTpnSr.,
= PENCIL. 1t grasses lux in two aeoo.Sh1
without abrasion OH paper. 'econos
HOBERT PICOU. A..
At McBride's Store on Marts. I.
Thibodsux. T..
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NOTICE

PUBLIC Is HEREBY NOr1rrrr
that the undersigned has bean annsi.t,
ef and is now acting as the agent Of aI ~
Ia ,!ed property of bis brothers Sslv,iss
G"'liano dr.. and Ernest Galliano, situstsd i.
he parish Of Lsfourche.
III JULIEN GALLIANO
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Par suite dune convention inter.
venue entire administration du
Journal deS Debats ct celle de la
SENTINELLE de Thibodaux, nous
avons obtenu que nos lecteurs bene.
t%icieraient dune reduction de 60
sous sur rabonnement d rED1r1oN
HEBDoMADAIRE du JOuynI DIES
DeJats. II leur sufira done de
detacher lie bulletin ci-dessous ct de
nous fadrcsser pour que rabonne.
ment ne leur coute que s4.40 au lieu
de $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

MAN AND WIFE WANT FIRST
FLOOR. with three or four rooms. CEN
trally located: rent not 20 exceed $40: or.
would rent house with small family. APP
ply az once TO CEASE BROTHERS. cor
ner sixth and Broad streets. ap l4-lt'
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Mock-Marringe Among Children.

There was quite a novel entertainment
at the Venable-Street Baptist church
Friday night. The object Of the affair
was TO assist in the liquidation of the
church's indebtedness. 1t was mock
marriage, in which a number Of appro-
priately costumed young people took
part. Master Leon Atkinson acted as
the preacher. The first of the couples 10
enter the edlfce were little Lille Parker
and Brightly BoZe (parents) They were
followed by the ushers and bridesmaids,
who were Charles Ragland, Tom Chalk
ley, Ollie Gill, Joe Patterson. Percy Car
ter Harry Smith. Cleveland Bailey (best
mani, Elise Tucker, Florence Tucker An
derson. Ula Bailey. Willie Monday, Elise
Farmer, Laura Dansy, Mollie Monday,
and two little fiower-girls dressed in Nile>
green, Hazel Butler and Nellie Wing
field and Ethel Hewlett bride, and Jes'
sic Wood GROOM.
The address of the minister was IN
poetry. Captain Frank w. Cunningham
sang two solos in his usual charming
manner. The ceremony was followed by
music, rotations. and refreshments.
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s.u,I. SMITHS WILL PRoBATED.
Only Ono Application for LIZ
License In james city County

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April 3.-tope-
cial)-In Judge Smiths court the VIII Vi
the late Samuel Smith was admitted 10
probate. with his wife as executrix' Inc
bond required by the Court was hNeu
q, e. Oo0 and there was no qualification
The property mentioned in the VIII con-
sists OF two lots and several buiidlhsS
on Main street
The Republicans have CARED mass
meeting Of the voters or their party, 10 pe
held at Kelton Station next SATURDAY
C20th). TO nominate ticket LOT Sherlh'
COMMISSIONS. Treasurer anu At'oihe'
for the Commonwealth.
The court at its recent term only had
one application for liquor license for the
entire county Of James City, which was
Granted TO II. u. Turner in the upper
part of the county.
Professor Whitney, Assistant Secretary
Of the Agricultural Department. was at
Toano yesterday, at the request OF Judge
Il. l.. Henley. "a member OF the State
Board Of Agriculture from this district.
to inspect the trucking lands in that Vi
cinity. The trucking interest there has
beer greatly developed in the last few
years.
Among the large number OF northern
visitors here are Mrs. Alexander II. Rice
and Mr. Arthur Stanley Rice, from Bos-
ton.
Miss Mary Warren. daughter OF Rev.
p r. Warren, and Miss Annie McCaw
are home to spend the Easter holidays.
Among the old students to return 10
spend the holidays is Mr. Kills Campbell,
a graduate OF last year.
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MUNYON
REMEDIES ARE SURE

snve Doctors Bilis-Cure fonrse'
Mt TriHing Cost-Munyon's """i"e
IN ucnitb." Free mt All Drupgists'
VIII Tell You How-Remcdies sos"
Mo.,Iv mt ONLY TWENTY-FIVE
CENTs-A single bottle May '"'o
you-smnu Doses. Pleasant y"
Take-Don't Fiji Your system VII"
In,urious Drugs-Munyons He"e
die. VIII Cure when Ever''"'"S
Else Fails.
RHEUMATISM positively cured. Acu ne
90 ,auscuIar rheumatism relieved AT once'
shooting pains in arms, legs, 81. hcd,.
~ b,aast or soreness In any part oi 49,
cured in from one 10 three nouts, Inntsb-
,beumatism. soiatlca, or lnmpasO a,,ar
ed permanently. CATAhhli, ny no only
how serious, gunrhnt.eur trorS what
s a. cause positvely relieved IN ironi
eNer "a seven minutes. KIDNEY trou-
t ILL ~, IN ali forms, LIVER complaints
iiiiousness taundice. constipation, pies
siwavs cured. DYSPEPSIA, inuIees"1 ~
all stomach troubles peIthdlis,htuny otnlsnt
lieved. COLDS. COUStiis' ,rnaied SER-
IWupnf,S diseases. NEURALGIA, ASTHMi.A,
diSeases OF the BLOOD. MAlAhihI u'a
eagss nil cured by Munyon's HoInos.1I,
nstbic Remedies All druggists LOT Iiio $50,
sjc each. IL you are in donpt ,Nayyp ~ Isos
disease, write 10 professor -, ~ pttifA Civ
ARCH STREET, PHlbADELrii H. S S,,iI
inn ful, deecription OF symptoms. he VII VII
disrnose your case and give you orr, lu u
h hISsTs1S' Of his advice ABSOLUTELY,
FREE Remedies sent TO any au'''''
on receipt OF price.
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NEXT PRESIDENCY.
rs Ex-spEAKER CRISP a cAMDi-
nATn FOR THE NOMINATIONS
His Eligibility Legally Estabiished.
Only n Question of Availability
His silver Views and Democracy
sound-Hoke Smiths visit.

MACON, GA, April E--(Special)-Is
ex-speaker Charles f. Crisp OF Georgia,
a candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton TO the presidency? That is a question
which has been whispered about during
the week among those who have much
20 do In this State in selecting national
delegates. The story. as II Is told In the
political centres OF Georgia, is that the
ex-Speaker really has such ambition. IL
is intimated by those near him that the
recent editorial In the Washington Post
declaring that the time had come for a
southern candidates was feeler which
had Crisp in view for the emergency.
That the subject has been carefully dis
cussed among Mr.. Crsps associates. IL
cot in his very presence is beyond ques-
lion.
HIS ELIGIBILITY.
Perhaps the most striking testimony is
The fact that Mr. Crisp has had the dues-
ton Of his eligibility carefully examined
by such legal lights as would secure MN
from trouble on that score Mr.. crisp, II
happens. was born in England OF Aneri-
can parentagc. his father and mother
having been members Of theatrical
company. when he was elected TO the
speakership there were those who pre-
dicted for him promotion TO the White
House The fact Of his foreign birth then
came up, and IL was recollected that IN
1872. when the Democrats desired To run
General Meade against General Grant,
that the debate was dropped upon the
suggestion that Meade had been born in
Spain.
But times change as well as men, and
Mr.. Crisp is now in possession OF salts
factory legal opinions that he is entirely
eligible, and that the only question ahead
is that OF availability.
SUCCESSFUL DEMOCRAT
The answer 10 this is that Mr.. Crisp
is not only the most popular statesman
IN the South, but that he is the only
successful Democratic statesman before
the people Just now. Although Confede-
rate soldier, he has so shaped his course
that ne is not thought of in that connec-
lion. His views on silver coincide with
those Of the bulk of his party but so
evenly has he held the scales that he
has the confidence of the Cleveland Demo-
craCy.
WILL PRESENT HIS NAME.
xne arrival Of Secretary Hoke Smith
eere to-day, so close to the home OF the
eX-Speaker Is held by knowing ones 10
be a phase In negotiations of which more
will be heard hereafter There Is hardly
a doubt but that the Georgia delegation
20 the next National Democratic Conven-
lion will present the name of Charles +.
~risp for the presidency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

All Of Donneily's efforts TO stop the man
from his intention were OF no avail. Duffy.
balancing himself upon the cable. threw
of his coat. and eprang out into the
air. In his descent he turned over and
over several times. One looker-on said
that he saw Duhy's body make four COM
plete somersaults before 1t struck the
water. Ho did not come TO the surface
afterwsrd.
Duffy stood In Park Row near the
bridge entrance early this afternoon and
announced that he was about TO jump
from the Brooklyn bridge at it's highest
point. He asked half a dozen different
men to so along and see him jump as
ne wanted to have witnesses to prove
that he really made the leap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
Funeral of Captain shepherd.

WARRENTON. VA, April l3-(Spe-
cial.)-The funeral OF Captain Hamole-
ton Shepperd took place from the Episco-
pal church here to-day at n:So O'CLOCK.
A very large congregation was present
TO pay their last respects TO man VINO
was much esteemed in this community;
The church. to which he was so iai,hiuI
a contributor. will miss him as mucn as
his many friends among all classes. The
naIl-bearers were Mr.. lnmar II. Payne.
General Payne. Mr.. J. p. Jeffries. Mr..
Tppa Hunton. Mr.. Albert Fletcher. Gene
raj Hunton. Mr. Cash. Cologne, Mr.. Nor
Ton Newhouse. and Mr.. Richard Hilleary.