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been made to protect the people As a
sample, note the fact that The ST. LOUIS
hidse has time after time paid damages
lor discrimination. and III The 81. Louis
courts. According TO its charter, such
determinations forfeit the bridge to the
United States. Yet, notwithstanding the
leg stature OF Illinois mas called the All
ttntion OF the attorney general TO the
facts. and the citizens OF st. Louis hay.
joinei all Southern Illinois IN calling for
icdress, what has hscn done? LAWS nusr
be equitably enforced.
Fourth-'iho financial plank of the st
Louis platform rs a complete iacc-about on
the principles, traditions, lkJl.y and sul-
tinNcnts OF the republican party as they
were In the days Of its rScfulness and
ITS glory. Instead of exhibiting the brav-
cry OF independence. ana rehecting The
gi,ty OF the great Republic 1t is cow
ardly, reduces the America II eagle to the
semnlanos Of SEX hen. frightened bv
lhe British lion. and the American citizen
TO the attitude or fawning stIpl!ant. 1t
is inslnccre and hypocriticai. II bimetal-
lism LS only TO be secured by u unanimous
aerecusant OF all the civilized ,so-callcID
powers. everybody knows England would
he ioo.isl TO enter Into any such agree
inent. But suppose she did? The moment
she got ho, exchanges to suit her she
would withdraw, and leave the rest of the
nations to hold the bag" Again. If 1t is
is't necessary to have her. bu, only tho
| Umted States and the other powers 20
erect bimetalEsm, Is II not a fact that
up to 1873 France. Germany. the Latin
un.or, India and the United states were
hiinetalic? And l ask. If the platform is
sincere in wanting himciall SIN now, why
did the republican party monctlze silvcS.
in 1873 when all these nations Were coiu-
ing 1t? They are simply trying IN this
Year of our LORD 10 deceive the people.
and to the crime / refuse TO be accessory
If Moses SHOULD arise from his lonely
yrave and descend Mount Nebo to these
times and shores. he'd seize a rubber and
q Billie and erase. as altogether 100 tame.
everything there written on the Phaiisee
the hynocrite and lar. and then hunt mp
I he saline statue of Lotus wife. reverse
the arctent operation, place het IN tho
Cowrnny of Ananias' and vote them both
a chrome" w. H. X. King. NJ. ID.
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FOR SILVER'S CAUSE,
Hearst Will Establish a Democratic
Daily in Chicago.
HE FIRST ISSUE WITHIN A WEEK.
1t Will BE Known as the CHICAGO
Daily Inquirer
VARIOUS STATE CONVENTIONS
Kansas Democrats Surrender All but the
Electors-Gov. Stone to Deliver the
Notlhcation-Brya Speech.
VARIOUS STATE CONVENTIONS

Chicago. August 4.-The Tribune tornor-
row will say: Unless all plans rniscarrv.
the free silver democrats win have 4
morning paper IN this city, the frs; num-
Der Of which may be looked for August 10.
W. r. Hearst of the San Francisco En-
aminer VIII be the financial genius Of
the Chicago Daily Enquirer which Is to
be the newspaper TO uphold the cause Of
the s.lveritcs among the people of the
Middle West.
Fred Haines. one of Mr.. Hearst's conf
Dental agents, said tonight: The !dea
of starting free silver paper In Chicago
has been floating about for n long time
in the minds of thc democrats of Chicago
who have silver tendencies, but 1t was
not Until after Bryan's nomination that
tho supporters of that platform in CHI
cage decided 30 !ssue the Enquirer
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KANSAS pOPS.


General Sentiment is in Favor OF Bryan
and Sewall.
Abilene. Kan, Augi st 4--Thc news that
the democrats carried Alabama vest erday
by sweeping majority has strengthened
the opposition OF the advocates of Scwal
by many OF the delegates 10 the populisi
state convention. which meets here TO.
morrow. II - accepted as significant that
the popullsis South even with republican
fusion. are not capable OF turning down
hhe dcmcrr2ilc electors. This feeling
u ny spread and have much to do IN de.
eidinE the question OF fusion with the
democrats. 1t T. agreed that the first
Wofk OF the convention VIII be the ap-
pcinlment OF a committee 10 consider iNe
gn' hon OF fusion with the democrats
Next IL the question Of electors. The
ncst troublesome question TO be- solved
y that Of giving representation ON the
State Ticket 10 free silver republicans
The only republic mentioned for the
place is +. G. Little of AilcTc. whn as
pircs no be congressman al large He Il
supported by a strong following of free
silver republicans. Most OF the delegates
aN" arrived and have hatn busy today
with caucuses and conferences. The gem
eral sentiment seems 10 favor BRYAN and
SFWuH electors. hut a strong following
leo 10y John w, Brcldpnthal. Harrison
Kelly and j. NJ. Allen, nre fighting for a
Bryan and Watson ticket.
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!: M'K|NLEY ON CLEVELAND.

. Speech In Congress in 1891 !
: During all of his (Cleve- T:
land's) years as the head :
:of the government he was :
9 disllonoring one of our pre-.
:cious metals, one of our
:great products, discredit. +:
Sing silver and enhancing :
. the price of gold. He EN-.
:deavored even before his 9
EMANCIPATION to stop the :
scoirage of silver dollars, (:
:and atterward and to the :
:end of his administration +:
:persistentIy used his power :
sto that end. He was de- :
:termined to contract the:
circulating medium and :
Cd @ m onetize one of the .
:coins of commerce, limit i:
sthe volume of moneys
:among the people, make:
money scarce and therefore !:
:dear. He would have in.s
screased The value of money:
sand diminished the values
cot everything else-money:
1.-THE m a E g +, everythings
:else the servant. :
sssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
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nR KING FOR BRYAN.
Prominent Souihwfs ct Mssourian Who
can't swallow Mckinley.

Prominent Southwf St M'Ssnur'd" " Ia
can't swallow . MoN, nv W n r
'arthaH' 49, - 80 he,,, an ,c,t,c
King of this city VINO mas o ana az 'Tr,,
republican for many yeals anI II q man
Of education ami refinement mas c''he out
for bryan anu No ,,i.,,ds I'm .T,,-
at res, inquiries Ir-h h'' o.,,a-'',.'.
oral state, hos sn, aSiirsssea 'Ne '''''"i"s
~ a., r,.te, f the Republic:
Csrlhage, Mo-. AuSuH' - INT OF
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Omaha, Neb. August "a special 10 tho
Bee from Dss Monos says:
a conference was held here Sunday night
between National Committeeman Walsh
tdomocrap and tho leaders of the State
popnhsts, Judge G. C. Cole. j. y. Weaver.
Thomas Medeith and others representing
the popnlig's. The conference was to mr.
range lhHS for fusion for the Two bar
tfcs for state aud electoral tickets
n proposition for divisions Of tlle Etate
ticket between the parties. aud for divis-
ION >. The rlecforal tickle, between Sewall
ana Watson was promptly agreed 10 by
NE popnlists. The terms OF .ha PROPOSE
toh can non be learned. None OF those
present. VIII say wori as to The details
unoincially II Is reported that thu popu-
hsts VIII receive two places OF Importance
on The state ticket and three on The .lec-
toral ticket. The biinctalllus win receive
one on ehe electoral tiSkot ThoAe pres-
"nt ioit no doubt Of their ability 10 carry
oni the agreement General Weaver has
gone TO Watcli loo to ace .oics
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sEWALI, WILL ne PRESENT

New YORK. August At was nnnl1nnccd
at the democrattc headquarters today that
MIR. Sewall worid be resent at tine mc.t-
ing AT Ma6son square Garden ON August
H. when Mr. N1lliam j. Bryan wiz he
formally notified OF hts nomination. Thclo
has hcen some toutts as to whether Mr.
Scwall would be prcssnt, hut william
i. ST. John said today mat AIR. SeNaii
would lie ndtined al tho Same time MS
MIR Bryan. The arrangements for tho
meeting are not as yet fully completed
nor has the list Of speakers been made
out. Admission to Mad son Square Car
den on that occasion viii he free and no
Nckeis ranlireh for nhmins.nn.
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MINNESOTA DEMocRArs.

Minneapolis MINI. August lathe
State democratic convention was held here
ant ~ ~ 1890 mc.I marin ohlous
ullsts were. concerned. The fusion plan
was adopted.
they named John Lind for governor.
JULIUS ilenrichs for secretary of state
and Alex McKinnon for State treasurer,
leaving the lieutenant goyernorship and
the attorney eenernishp to be oiled bv
the populists. The democrats also named
four presidential electors. The populists
viii name the remaining electors.
a feature OF the convention was a
sreech by Ignatius Donnelly pledg ng
harmony and maeniiicent victory for all
sill, critics in November.
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MONTPELIER GOLD MEN.

Montpelier, VT, August 3,--Leading
democrats from all over the State who
represent the gold standard continent are
here tonight preparing for the State con-
Vontiou which meets tomorrow. Tn" con-
veition viii probably issue an address TO
the democrats of the state IT vi. select
four delegates to the National conference
at indianapolis and gold standard hatiOn-
al democratic convention Rosolutiol9
are prepared iudorsing the State ticket
nominated in May and reaflitming the
principles Of the platform adopted at that
inns
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Jacksonville, Fla, July "A call has
been issued TO sound money" democrats
of Flurlda to meet In Jacksonville. Au-
aust and select delegates to attend the
meeting at indianapolis. Winch viii ar
range for naming "A gold democf1lic uckct
The cali IT, signed by Arthur Meis' j. i.
MunoZ. Hi0p ~. BWUcU, II, q. ARD ana
ii, H. buchanan. all of this city.
Barnett, Mun"1 and Ard arc bankers.
buchanan is assistant United states at
tornry.
Barnett and Meigs have always beon
known az republicans.
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ppoposED GOLD MEETING.

indianapolis. Ind, August At was To-
day definitely settled thai the meeting %
the National committee OF the round
money democrats here Friday shall be
held IN the assembly rooms OF the tom-
merc!al club. Congressman W. ID. BY
mum. the Indiana member Of the ekecu-
fivc committees has received CONSENT by
wire from ain the meiohsrs II the com
mittee that the change rom one o., the
large hntrs 10 the club rooms s'tall he
,1ade 'rhe members Of 'he ,ommi' tee are
anpagine rooms n, the hotels. TIE man
ayers of tbs movement psnevr INA INC
represented by men whose, opinions win
he regarded as valuable. ~ hNni;n To-
day announced that the iriSinai IS Innate
Of ,h;rty S,a,rs still held good aGl than
tho Representative would be here TO at.
tend the independent democratic gold
meeting. -
WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS.
milwaukee,. Wis, August A-Tho Tepub-
49,. e,.t> ~o,vsrt,on ueean IN thts ciav
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IN REEDS DISTRICT.

Alfred Me, August THE oemocratlc
convention cf the F<st congressional die
trict toGay nominated w. Il. Staples for
representative In congress- TINS II the
district nj present represented by Thomas
n Rel A rrso' utton was adOp.e1 uledg
I'M: sCprort to Bryan aud Sewall.
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tomorrow and the warmest canvass for
the govcrnorship witnessed In Wisconsin
IN many years ended tonight. The cnndi-
dates are six III number.
The platform will indorso the republican
National platform and ticket. declare for
the god standard and for a protective
tariff, favor liberal pensions and contain
a plank faVo"iny good roads In the ,ven-
ing she republican campaign I'm Wisconsin
VIII be opened at mass meeting, whcn
Senator Thurston OF Nebraska viii speak
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BRYAN nEpunLIcAN Cue.

Creston, Iowa, Aug lst 2.-The republican,
slump IN THIS section is assuming serious
propcrlNms. A Bryan Republic IN club
was c,gaNzed at Greenfield last night
with a membership II nearly aeventy-iiYc'
several prominent republicans announced
their ints1Ion TO support Bryan.
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Democratic headquarters have been
opened at Washington.
Scwall will be present ut the Madison
Square grand notification meeting.
Richard Z. Bland was nominated for
congress.
Democrats and popuhsts OF Iowa ar
ranged fusion.
Thomas T, Crittenden. consul general
10 Mexico. advises support OF the Chicago
ticket
MIR. Bryan answered the greetings OF
silver mon at Canton.
Tho general sentimen, OF delegates t.
the populis, convention of Kansas Is io'
| Bryan and Scwan electors
Governor Stone of Missouri will deliver
the democratic notification speech.
A democratic daily VIII DO established
In Chicago.
Kansas democrats surrender all but
electors.
SPORT
Texas leaguo--IIouston 4. San Antonio Z;
Austin 8. Galveston 2
National league-Chicago 4. Cleveland D.
Louisville 8, Pittsburg .; New YORK D.
Washington 8.
There is great interest In the trap shoot
ire NJ Chicago.
Manager Ward OF the Fost Worth team
sold Gear and McAllstcr TO Cleveland,
Ohio.
STATE.
People In Alvin claim Burt. the Austin
wife murderer. spent day there getting
on Iamhoroe.
Assets of the dofunct Bankers ana Mcr-
chants bank of Dallas sold at auction.
Republicans assembling ut Corpus
Christi to attend tho congressional con-
vontion.
Chairman IIefly issuosa call for Souhd
money senatorial convention at Waco.
Tenth congressional district democratic
convention. in session at LAGRANGE, ADOPTS
tho National Chicago platform. Twenty
ballots without change.
Tenth district populists nominate Noah
Alien for congress.
LOCAL.
Jules Iiirsch nominated for commissioner
Of precinct No. !.
The result OF tho lily white republican
meeting.
The result OF an inquest held by Justice
Dcvine.
The work OF the police during Marshal
Helms term,
Captain Tailor Will inspect the La Porto
bridge today,
Dr. II. G. Cunningham's statement III
regard TO the BrookshIre tragedy
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Jenuqon Clty Mo, August i.-Richard
L. Bland was nominated for congress by
The democrats Of the Eighth district his
aftrrnoor hy acclamat,on. Resolutions In
dorsing lie Chicago platform aid nom
inees and rcnswtne allegiance to MI.
Blend were adopted.
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convention he saws: "Thcy believe In tho
virtue Of silver ~ the ratio of III 10 ], and
since the! constituted the majority they
and the right 10 ccntrol. that Is ,lsmo-
cratic. and we should take our moyicine
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WENT no NEW YORK.

Washington, August 4.-Senator Jores.
chairman OF the National democratic com
mittee, left for New York tonight to con-
suk with the leaders who are making ar
raalremcnta for the Bryan and Sswall no.
ttflcatioa.
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TODAT'S FEATURES.
Probabilities - Gencrniiy mirj south
winds.
FOREIGN

The secret Chinese societies rebel against
the teachings Of Christians
lIassan Pasha was reiustated MS COVER
nor of the Island of Crete. The situation Is
critical.
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Over the long distance lines OF the Sorth-
western telegraph and Telephone COM
pany to yearly 1900 sub crbers in the
stations IN central office. h5t"ls ani
other convenient locations. Ask "Central'
for stations connected anu rates charged.
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h SUMMER BEVERAGES.

nY AND GINGER.
APPLE CIDER
mrRRY CIDER.
!! M IRr6SR tSSIA ORANGE CIDER,
4trgKBERRY AND GINGER.
.,,as have proved eminently sat
Wherever introduced. They have
so VIZ. TEST ,sst Of time and use. They are
uns mira and healthful and delicious
wv naIlste-just the article to sell in
climate
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THE OCEAN WRECK.

l stood on the rocks as the wreck went by;
1t tumbled and tossed in the howlnf
blast;
And gazed on the cruel waves and SIX Y
That heard the groan of the tottering
mast,
AS it sunk to the sea with lone outcast
And tlought Of the hearts on some for
eign shore,
Awaiting for one that shall never again
Enliven or brighten his own cottage door,
Or ram0e with neighbors on hill top
or plain;
Refreshed by the dew drops or cooled
by the rain.
And there lies the wreck on that sandy
beach.
To rise and fail with the surf of the
sea:
Where its timbers now rot, and rave, and
screech
Like something of life, for fond memory,
Or lasting love to eternity.
Launched out on the ocean Of life;
Freighted with hopes of immortal green:
Bereft Of all SORROW and strife;
But sands, and rocks, and storms, I'M
seen,
Engulred in an hour its hopes serene!
JOHN A JOYCE.
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each others blood, in front OF Taylor's
drug store, 201 Maryland avenue, north
| east. A special policeman happened
around, and prevented, not bloOdshed but
further talk.
Edward Bradley. who has been at the
Chldren's Hospital for the last three
months. was brought back to his home.
No. 217 II street northeast. last Saturday
in the ambulance. He is suffering from
injuries resulting from fall ON the
stairs nearly three years ago.
Elizabeth Prather, a colored woman
seventy-five years old, living ut Pierce
street, went out for a walk yesterday morn
ing and became lost at Twelfth street and
Vermont avenue. She was taken TO No. 8
station and her relatives Notified. They
came after her later in the day.
Col. Gill s. Peyton, of Salt Lake City,
Utah, Is at the Metropolitan Hotel. The
colonel has just finished a tour of his own
State and Nebraska and says that in these
States, where "a month ago the people were
'sliyer crazy you can travel whole
day now without finding man with even
a symptom OF the disease. Republican
literature, he says, did tie trick.
match game or pool for 100 points
viii be played tomorrow night at sos
Seyenthstrc northwest by Messrs Bernard
Harding and William Tabert. The winner
Is TO receive you. Mr. 1auert Is rated as
the crack pla yer OF Georgetown. Harding
and Tabert are ssil!ful Ila ycrs, the friends
or the latter thinking THAT he has a good
show to win. Admission to the contest
will be free.
Rev. Il. r. Miller of Hartford. Conn.,,
to whom the people Of the Lincoln Me
mortal Church have extended a call, has
accepted the invitation, and has written
to the trustees Of the church that he will
be here TO preach his rrst sermon the
first Sunday in October. Mr. Miller is
spoken OF as an exceptionally well-edu-
Gated man, and the people OF Lincoln
Church are 10 be congratulated upon Sc
curing man SO well adapted for the
place.
Goat alley was in a high state OF turmoil
early Sunday morning. About 2 O'Clock
Louis Jackson, colored. enraged by bad
whisky and jealousy. badly beat with his
fists Alice Jackson, the woman with whom
he has been living. Maggie Bra xton took
her part and tried TO defend her. THIS
caused Jackson to roughly handle the Brax-
ton woman In the general melee Jack
son fired shot from a revolver. He is
now in No. station. Alice Jackson had
to have her many wounds patched up at
Freedman's Hospital.
The finest. the best boa rds, only 81
per leo feet. If You want oouImOn boards.
75c. per loo feet Frank Libbey & Co., 9Th
and N aye
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BRYAN'S SoLIL0QUY.

Where desolating Billiards blow,
And prairie fires roar,
In dim otscufity III go,
When this campaign is DER.
The people in the Eastern states
Have seen enough of Inc
And all free-coinage advocates,
Whoever they may be.
By cool receptions given when
battered from tie car,
/ understood that workiEgipcn
For home industries arc:
That they would rot again perrEit
Free-traders to command,
Who are by no condition fit
To rule their native land.
For anarchy, contempt nnfeigncd
In every face I saw,
And knew no man could lie ordained
To overthrow the law.
Sc. where destroying blizzards blow.
And prairie fires roar.
In dim ohecurity III go,
When this campaign 10 o'ef.
=. " p.
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Editor Times: In recent issue, under
the head OF Gives no credit Ior water"
l am credited with having said certain
things wIicn are withou, ;iutbority or
truth, and which therefore misrepresent
me.
l have had no water cut off, nor have
any OF my tenants, AM ! feel as the water
rents are due and payabl. by August the
list Of each year if not paid the water
should be cat of, and that the water de-
partment has &proper right TO commence
cutting off the water in any section they
see fit.
/ have no grievance with the water de-
partmer. having always been shown the
greatest consideration by it. If / had
would settle 1t in person and not through
the press
CHARLES H. FICKLING.
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HUNTING FOR WOLVES.
How the Honest Montana Trappera
Ma ke Living.

Frank Anderson, OF Helena, Mont, 10
registered at the Riggs House. In speaking
OF the trapping in Montana. he said:
IA bounty is placed on wolves heads by
the legislature OF Montana. and the trap
pers are getting ready for their amt al
expeditions IN search OF these animals.
In November the parties get together. pack
their traps and guns and start for the
hills. A bullock 10 killed and bait for the
trips thus obtained. The coyotes do not
coont, N the b0unty is place.i only on the
heads of the timber wolf. The trapping
parties stay out all winter, and In the
spring they return, bringing the heads Of
the wolves for each OF which the State
pays 50. This Is q source of income to
many OF the trappers. and some have been
sccsassd ut making trips into Wyoming and
Idaho aad trapping wolves there
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EXCURSIONS.
TWELFTH ANNUAL GRAND
TOURNAMENT AND DRESS BALL

W. i ~
MARsHALL HALL, ON Wednesday, Au.
gust 26, 1890.
~he Large and Handsome Steamers
Charles Macaics'er and River Queen
Both Fast. Fine and EIectii. Lighted. VIII
Leave Their Wharves at Washington for the
Green Lawns at Marshall Hall On WEDNEs
DAY. AUGUST &C. 1884. st $50 and 10 A. m,
2:3e, 3 80 and SO p. NJ. Returning will leave
Marshall Ha.; at 1873 I'm. 80 5:3i and IL y.
~ Gamer River Queen stopping at Alex
andria. Fort Foote, and Fort Washington on
10th Day and Evening Trips.
The hrst Hydrocycie Rsce ever held in rhe
worlds History wi ! C run from Marshall all
to Mt. Vernon and reiurn
A rand display of fireworks will c'ose the
most magnificent gath ring of beauty ard
chivLiiy ever held in Southern Maryland
Music by Prof. scllroeder's Select Band.
All kni hts mus. ride in CO tune Tilting
commences promptly at noon.
Full Course Dinner 80 Cents.
The entrance money accruirg from fees of
knights with seyenty-fye dollars (S7jl added
thereto. will be divided among the five fadine
knights. Entrance fee for knights. 81 Adj
mission to the grounds free. seats 1t tourna-
ment provided for ladies' Dressing rooms for
ladies' nj gentlemen AcordiaI invitation is
extended TO the citizens # Washington and
the Distric. of Columbia, Charles Prince
George. St Mary and Noli gomery counties
Nd, and Alexandria. Fairfax and adjacent
counties of Virginia Knights ami ror.es
transported free. For further information
apply to Capt. L. l. BLAKE.
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DEAD WRONG.

"Josiar. will YOU bolt"
Bolt. Miranda, bolt after all these ycarsa
No. by the winter pippins and hay doodles
OF Hancock county will not bolt have
STOOD by the glorious old party goiD' on
forty years now, and I'll stick to it still
I'm Democrat first. last and always
Never insult me again"
Il was just goiD' ter say, Josiar," said
Miranda meekly. ''as mebby you hadn't
bOlted the kitchen door" -
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Funeral of Jame, McDouncu

Funeral services over the remains Of
the late James Mcdonnell. one OF the
best-known citizens OF the eastern end
OF the city, Will take place from the
family residence. No. 1919 Eleventh street
southeast at $40 this morning. Requiem
nass at st. Peters Catholic Church at
9 O'Clock
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A PARTING,

A maiden stood upon the sands
or Narragansett Pier.
Her lover held her by the hands;
. Her papa wasn't near. -'''-'
And must you go?' she cried. "Alacki
fear I must" "quoth he. 7s.'
And then he took a little smack
Aud went away to sea.