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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-29
CLEVELAND AND THE CUBANS.
The president NOT WILLING TO
GRANT BELLfGERENCY.

lie Feels That Better Results Can
Re Obtained Through DfpIomafio
Chnnncls-Three Members of the
Committee Call on the President
and Talk the siturtion over with
Him-Hc Wishes the Matter Left
Just where It Is.
Washington. May 2s Since the introduce
ton of his Joint resolution providing for
the recognition of the belligerency Of tho
Cuban insurgents. Senator Morgan has
been persistent IN his efforts to have tho
committee on foreign relations make a
favorable report % the Senate The tes-
timony given before the committee by Dr.
Alberto Diaz and Correspondent Law
renee. has only added to his zeal for ac-
tion on this subject AT the last meeting
OF the committee a subcommittee con-
sisting of Senators sherman, Lodge and
Gray was appointed TO await upon the
President and have conference with him
on the subject. That committee visited the
President this morning, and were I'm con-
ference with him about half an hour.
No member Of the committee will talk
about the visit, but It IS understood that
the President expressed tho wish that the
matter be left just where II Is, in the
hands Of the executive, he believing that
through diplomatic channels better and
more effective results can be secured than
through the periodical Introduction Of res
oluuons In either house OF congress. II
Us understood that the committee will so
report 10 special meeting OF the full COM
mlttco that has been called for tO-mor-
row TO consider the question, and II such
a report is made it Is said that the fun
committee viii not favor reporting Mr..
Morgan's resolutions.
Havana, May 2S.--Juan Martin Benacer
was shot at Matanzas this morning for
the crime Of rebellion.
Col Albert has had two engagements
near Songl and NJ ARABIA In the Matanzas
province an which he killed twenty-seven
rebels, captured the enemys camp and
destroyed over 100 horses. The troops had
one lieutenant killed and four soldiers
The rebels yesterday blew up a freight
traln with dynamite near Tosca in the Ma
tdnAas province, OVerturning the locOmO-
tive ana the armored car containg troops
one was hurt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-29
DALE SEEMS TO DE A FRAUD.

A baltimore Bank Accuses Him OF
Passing Several Bogus Checks.
New York, May 2S-Elmer Dale, who
claims to be resident Of Savannah, Ca.
was remanded to the city prison to-day
on a charge Of passing a worthless cheek.
Several days ago Dale went to the Of
flee Of the Burling Machine Company ana
introduced himself as the senior partner
of Dale & Mitchell, lumber merchants In
Savannah He explained that 1t was his
desire before returning home to purchase
some machinery and on Monday after
noon he induced II. A. Plummer, an Off
Ger Of the Burling company, to cash a
check for $50, drawn on the American Ma
tional Bank of Baltimore. Mr.. Plummer
wired the bank and later had talk with
the bank cashier over the phone" The
cashier informed Mr. Plummer that Dale
had no account with the bank, but thar
they wanted him badly for passing spur
ious checks in Washington, D. c. Dale
was arrested last night
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-29
T,No NominnfIonn sent -

Washington. May 2S.-The President to-
day sent to the Senate the following nomi-
nations:
B. o. Guthrie to be postmaster at Bur
lington, N c.
Alexander G. Maybe to be special ex-
at New Orleans
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-29
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a TORNADO ~ THE EAST.
one Man Killed aud Many Injured
at Columbia, Pa.

Lancaster, Pa, May 2s-A tornado that
came from the York county shore, swept
across the Susquehanna river this after
noon, shortly after O'Clock, and did a vast
amount Of damage in Columbia, about ten
miles from here.
II first struck the planning mill of John
Forrey, unrooflng the structure, and doing
a great deal Of damage to houses in the
vicinity of Fronts.
The black cloud then struck the Column
bia rolling mill, lifted the roof bodily, and
buried fifteen men In the ruins. Two of
them were fatally injured The rolling
mill is completely demolished and the ma
chinery ruined. Five men who were work
ing inside the mill were blown forty feet
into Shawnee creek. and nearly drowned
The storm next struck the electric light
plant and badly injured the building. John
Hughes, the engineer, was instantly killed
in trying to close the window. He was
blown into the fiy-Wheel of the engine and
torn 10 fragments.
Washington. May 28.-A heavy storm Of
wind, rain and hail struck Washington
about $3.50 o'clock this afternoon, which
unroofed the Lutheran Memorial church
a Vermont avenue and Fourteenth street
and five houses on Eleventh street, be-
tween 0 and p, demolished the African
Zion Methodist church in the northeast
section, and uprooted, broke off or dam
aged hundreds of the beautiful shade trees
that adorn the streets of Washington
Only one fatality is reported-a little boy
returning home from school was struck
by brick blown from chimney receiv-
ing fatal Injuries.
The storm that struck Columbia Pa
and Washington to-day was general
throughout eastern Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and parts of Maryland In Penn
sylvania over a dozen lives were lost one
or two at a place, and four fatalities oc-
CURED in New Jersey.
The money loss was very heavy, espec-
tally in the section Of Pennsylvania, north
OF PnfIa0elnntn. bordering Mnu
sey. The summer resorts on the New
Jersey coast also suffered heavily.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-29

Vienna, May 28.-The Oberhaus to-day
passed the governments electoral reform
bill. which adds seventy-two members to
the existing 353 deputies in the Reich
srath, the additional members to be elect
ed by universal suffrage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-29
a Ne1v Hnmnshire nnnl, cInseh-

Manchester, N. H, May 28.-The Bank OF
New England ceased doing business to-
day. The bank commissioners have been
examining Its affairs for several days and
The bank ceased receiving deposits to-
day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-29

Cleveland. o., May 28.--The twenty-sev-
enth general conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. which, for four weeks
has absorbed the attention Of the religious
world, adjourned sine die at 1:20 this az
fernOOu-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-29
WEVERY CHOSEN SENATOR.

Louisiana's Legislature Confirms the
Action of the Caucus.
New Orleans, May 2S.-The contest for
United States senator. one Of the hottest
known in the history of Louisiana, re-
suited, to-day. in the election Of ex-Goy.
Samuel d. McEnery Of Baton Rouge, now
assistant justice of the supreme court
on the first ballot Mr. Denegre. the
Citizens League candidate, was his op-
ponent Messrs. Blanchard and Price
withdrew and threw all their strength to
the ex-governor, electing him by a ma
tority Of three votes over Mr.. Dene-
gre, his only opponent
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-29
Over 300 Sure to Have Been
Killed Outright,
SWEPTLIKE A GIANT SCYTHE
The Park ShaVen Of Statues, Trees
and Shlubbery.

Nearly Every Building in a Section
Comprising 72O City Blocks Dam
aged or in Ruins-The Number OF
Persons Injured Already known
To BE in Excess of 1,5OO-The FASH
iOnabIe Residence Section known
as Compton HiII One of the Points
swept by the storm.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-29

CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07

especially that the teaching OF words and
things must so together hand in hand.
John Locke In the seventeenth century.
attacked repetition by heart as a means
OF strengthening the memory. and disap-
proved Of Latin composition; he recon-
mended home education. Emulation was
% DO the chief spring OF action. John
Milton. Q60S-l67D. taught as Comenius
did, that the learning OF things and words
is 20 go hand in hand. August Francke,
C653-l727), believed in a thoroughly re-
ligious education, and In sympathy and ar
lection towards tho scholars. Jean
Jacques ROUSSEAU, In the eighteenth GEN
fury. urged that the child should be the
pupil OF nature. and laid great stress on
the earliest education. Pestalozzi OI46-lsZD
pro. eedcd iron the easier 70 the more
dlfcuit" no studied the child. lived with
II played with II; united training win
information. and followed nature suomis-
sivelv Froebel was a disciple or Pesta-
lozzi. Jacotot Q770-iSW. stimulated the
child 10 learn for himself rather than TO
teacb him didactically. Herbert spencer
dueit on the need OF maintaining inter-
%, IN the work. and thus OF causing at
tention: he opposed the forcing OF st,eh-
ton Dozens OF other educators might Do
named.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
SPECIAL SALE OF CLEAN EN-
BROIDERlES.

name is Tommaso. equivalent 70 our
Thomas). acted together in New York city
IN 1855 They appeared az tho Academy
O, Music IN "Othello' and Hamlet"
salyui PLAYED Othello and the Ghost IN
Italian: Booth played Iago and Hamlet
He and the others spoke English. AT the
second performance OF "Othello" Booth
was said to be drunk: he was unable 10
play his part properly, az al events. and
was Kissed.
Hrs. Ballngton Booth.
Please tell mo something OF the life OF
Mrs. Ballington Booth2
Mrs. Balingt0n Booths maiden name
was Chariesworth her Christian name is
Maud. She Is the youngest daughter OF
Rev. Samuel Charlesworth. originally
clergyman Of the Established Church OF
England. who later became member OF
the Salvation Army. Miss Maud Charles
worth became a member about 1883: in
1851 she went 10 France with General
Booths daughter 10 start the army
there. on September Is. 1856 she mar
red Bau.ngton Booth. and in April 1881.
she and her husband came 10 this coun-
try. She has two children.
king John and Magma Charta.
What was the story Of King John and
King John. of England. wishing 10 re-
co, er the French Territory formerly held
by his brother and his father was unable
20 raise an army in England 10 fight in
France After a long resistance John
applied 70 the Pope for assistance, and
became the Pope's man" For a time he
was successful In France. but his allies
were defeated az the battle OF Bouyines.
1914 The emboldened tho harons. who
had opposed him. and early ia 1915. from
an parts OF England. they began 10 press
HIM for a charter OF liberties for re-
storation OF their legal rights. The barons
rnally>met the King on Runnymede an
Island in the Thames not FAR from Wind
sor and there on June Is. 1915. the King
signed the Great Charter Oatin Magma
Carta) recognizing the ancient rights OF
tho barons and people OF England. Magma
Carta created few or no new rights; 1t
re-enacted tho charters of earlier times
and recognized the rights created by
them. but II brought into one charter tho
rights created by several old charters.
What Kind. and For What?
uhs per capita money wealth Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07

ZONE or THE CONTENTS or
The TIMES' MAIL BAG.
Answers to Inquiries on Variety of
Subjects Received from Our
Subscribers.
Onaker.. or friends.

tr4ffo~ R..hrnoud Times.
Ts,, a reader OF vour papor and in the
s,-..,.. ,..i...,l, az Nav llth. 4 see the ques-
ZION f. a.t.I "vhat lis the religious be-
r.r - l. o.,l.rs or Triands2' The
.-' ., ,..,,l,, correct exceut
...r... tf,.t,si,.s ds..,.
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wac -''''''' 81 N'-- NJ -, 4 hes,
W. ~. "'-'o D. ''i.' ga ''''@ ..-..r,.,t
I'"F- 'o V'' 20 - ''.' 100, no.
az il"1" l'e''. "'.s '-1 .,,t [.,str a.,
mutton 'o-o.i mus DS 1" ,',,', IT, me
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
SALE OF DOMESTICS.

With the unstable condi-
ton Of markets such values
as these are indeed to be
wondered at.
A Brown Cotton. G 1-4c value. Sc. the
"a Bleached Cotton. 61-4c. value. &c.
tho yard.
"Fruit OF tho Loom" Bleached Cotton.
regularly s l-3c.. here tomorrow al &c.
the yard. Not moro than 10 yards 10 a
io-4 Bieached and Unbleached sheeung.
Zoe. value. for j. 1-2c. the yard
Uuoieached Jeans, lao. value. DC.
io-i Elegant Quality Hemsutched
Sheets. Cue.
Al-LIrn Glass Toweling, checked and
piain Monday only. $50 the yard.
Good quality Iurkey-Red Damask, Mon
day only, ~ l-xc. mo yard.
one piece only-JOc. Turkey-Red Da-
mask. li>uday only, 25c the yard.
6C-lrcl Cnbieached Linen Damask, reg
ul4r JJc. goods. Monday only, 35c. the
IsAg5-inch Linen Glass Towels. SC. each;
special.
1914 Bleached and Unbleaohed sheetng.
Monday only. j. l-2c. yard.
lO pieces cnly-Black Lawn, striped ana
plaid, regular 10. II. 20, 25c. goods Mon
day only. lUc. the yard.
Beautiful Organdie, in SOLID pink, blue.
Nile and yellow 20 inches wide l1c. tho
yard
3Ginch Fine French White Porcale. for
waists. Monday, Zoe tho yard.
4J-uch French Rover YoNngs, at 5S,
80. 49, 30. 50, and zoe. Tho yaro.
Fancy ana Plain Tuck!ngs, rs TO 75o.
the yard.
India Linon. very sheer &C. the yard:
4oinch Lawn. . 1-oc. value, l-4o the
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
ORANGE COUNTY.
Church Affairs at Gordonsviile-reop's
Thrown Out of Work.

GoRDONsVILLE, VA, June o.-spe-
c,al.-Ths members OF the Disciples
church OF this place had an ioe cream cream
wh,ch was quite a success financially
The Rev. W. p. Powell, OF Hampton,
Va. was called 10 the pastorste OF ,his
nreachlng for tss congregation with some
su~Sess and 10 the entire satisfaction OF
the congregation. and socially Is Aeid III
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad have
curtalled the mechanics force on tho
line OF the road for the months OF June
and July. which is a heavy blow to the
carpenters and painters OF this place. as
many OF them have families dependent
labor. The season has been propitious
in this section. with rain and sunshine
enough TO work out the crops and mols-
ten the earth to keep vegetation spring
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07

What branches OF education does a West
Point cadet study?
lie studies mathematics IN a great many
<onms. French. drawing. typographical
freehand. mathematical. natural and ex-
perlmental philosophy: chemistry. miner
aloey. geology electricity, history, inter-
national constitutional and military laws;
Spanish civil and military engineering.
the art and science of war. drill regula-
tons. riding practical military engineer
ing. and dancing. The course takes four
years.
Warren County. Tenn.
why IS Warren county. Tennessee. laid
out I'm the shape OF a circle?
We do not know nor can We learn from
any history OF Tennessee. It's shape is
duo probably 10 some local quarrel and
compromise on maps Of thirty years
ago the outline OF Warren county is 10y
no means circular. ln modern maps u Is
so. So. too. is the shape OF OVeftoA couA-
ty on modern maps.
those Iailors.
What IS the origin OF the expression
used so often IN Congress, THE tailoIs
OF Tooley Strcet2'
The three tailors of Tooley street ac-
cordns TO George Canning. the English
ton 10 Parliament beginning I'VE, the
people of England" 10 is not known
whether Canning invented the story.
Tooley street is street in South"aIN'
London. The name is corrupted from st.
Olars Street" the original title.
More Than Five thousand.
How many cities in the United States
have more than 1900 inhabitants?
According TO the census OF 1850 there
were 705 cities and towns IN this country
having more than 5000 inhabitants. or
these l04 had more than $1,000 Inhabitants.
or these. had more than 100000 -nhaoi-
tants. q others had more than 100 goo. 20
others had more than 80 900. 6 others had
more than $500 80 others had more
than Is 900: iSs others had more than 1900
and ISL others had more than 5000 in
habitant5.
When and What?
DID Edwin Booth. the American actor,
and Salvini. the Italian actor. ever act
together? II so. when and IN what plays2
what is Salvini's first name?
Booth and saiylni. lths lattsrs fTst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
FOR TOMORROWS SELLING OFFER UNAPPROACABE BARGAINS!
BLACK GOODS SPECIALS.

40-inch Black Lace Blunt
ing. Regular 25c. goods
special, lie. the yard. rs
pecially adapted for elderly
ladies wear.
Heavy, rich and lustrous
Black Sicilian, 80 inches
wide. Regular SOC. quality
for SOC. the yard.
50-inch Extra Fine Black
Sicilian, SOC. the yard. None
better at 69c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
sALEO OF CTIONS.

Tc $500. go sc % ..,,-;..or +,,,-,,
III YOU are OF d saving TURN
f11.:.~. to-
| OF mlnC the lOIIOW my llClllS
iii ,,,1o,,htad1v fr+arec+
yOu. l. he prices are lot
NTl...1.... (,.-1,-
New Black SILK Belts fancy nickel and
nlach nyc Nie7. fp1r.1' p'-01' 1'0' '-'0''
the 25c kind ,.. -o.
Woodhaiy.s racial soap I'o' c"Ae' Que
Don. " ,ihs5., .,.,-... 4,.....l.- -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF WASH
GOODS.

Hundreds and hundreds Of
styles of wash fabrics are
here. American wit is re-
sponsible for most OF them,
and from these American
mills come the daintiest and
pretticst summer stuffs you
ever saw. Note the special
prices for the day.
Chameleon sroirc. beautiful effects.
regularly &c. special Z lie. the yard.
Fins French Org9ndie, I'm all tho new
Persian and Dresden effects. rich de-
signs. beautiful coloringss, our regular l7c.
goods. Monday only, II lie. the yard.
2i-inch Grass-Linen, for aists aud
suits, every thread linen. our regular
j l-2c goods. for Monday only, lOc. yard.
s0-inch Printed Crepons, beautiful line
OF patterns. regular worth l. 10, now
3-4c. the yard.
Remnants Of l0c. rercaIes. Monday.
l-4c. the yard.
An immense line OF Fine French Organ
dies. beautiful Dresden and rich floral
designs, 2Oc. quality Monday only lie.
the yard.
Beautiful line OF Genuine Jaconctte. I;
inherent patterns IfNUlAt -Ncs tOoNs.
Monday only, Toe. the yard.
1900 yards Light Summer Lawns. 6 lie
goods. Monday only 3-Ic. the yard.
Tailor-Made Sutlngs beautiful blach
and blue shepherds plaids. l. lie. the
yard.
Beautiful Dress Bingham. new. choice
designs, reduced from JO and i lie. &c
l-ic. the yard.
The New Darro Dimitles. white ground.
with corded stripe and beautiful all-over
designs, in blue. black, and green. l-5c.
yard.
La Royals Bauste fine. sheer wcayes.
exquisite figures. in oil the new c0lOylngs.
and the very richest Dresden designs.
D 1-3c. yard.
Crepon Diens. beautiful creepy fabric. ID
all tho delicate evening colors, l. lie.
New lot of Closely-woven Dress puck,
white ground, with colorcd stripes and
figures. new designs, regulsr II I2c
goods, Zoe. the yard.
Fine French Plque. heavy and serYice2
bic. splendid for bicycle suits, blue mixed
gray mixed. brown mixed. 25c. the yard
3G-lnch SOiid-Color Denim, French blue.
navy blue green. olive. and red, @Oc. thu
4o-inch Printed Marsalia. splendid
weight, fine cooring. Il lie. tho yard.
Monday Zoe.
lotus Dimities. rich. self-colored lace
stripes with the very finest color COM
blnation figures, Dresden effects. u l-2c.
Jaconette dAlsace, light "a down. fast
colors, vcry handsome, ai-oYer Dresden
designs, II lie. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
Reduced Rate. to st. Louis.

The Republican National Convention VIII
meet in st. Louis June 18th. For this
occasion the Is. * o. X. X. Co. will sell
Excursion Tickets from all stations on
its line East OF the Ohio River for all
trains. June 18th 10 18th. inclusive. valid
for return passage until June 2lst. at
one far for the round trip.
The Baltimore and Ohio Is n direct
line to ST. Louis. running two solid yesti-
buled fast express trains, with through
Pullman Sleeping Cars attached every
day IN the year.
For rates and other information, ad.
dress, ARTHUR G.. LEWIS.
Pass Agent
so Main street. Norfolk. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
EXTRA OFFERINGS IN LADIES'
HOSE.

Our entire line of Ladies
Imported and Domestic Fast
Black, Tan, Balbriggan and
Opera-Top Hose in plain and
drop-stitch. Regular 12Hc.
goods-special for Monday,
only lOc. a pair.
Our old standby, No. 5S+,
Ladies Fast Black, Herms-
dorf Dye. Our own impor-
tation with name stamped on
each pair. Regular 25c. goods
special for Monday only,
lie. a pair. Not more than
three pair to a customer.
An immense line of Tan,
Black and Balbriggan plain
and drop-stitch Hose at Sc.
a pair.
SPECIALS IN MEMS FURNISHINGS.
We frequently tell of the
goodness of this Mems Store.
We have told it in such a way
as to win lots Of Men Gus
toners. We back up the
telling with transactions at
our counters. Here are a
few specials for tomorrow.
Mems Famous 'Fauluess" Brand Night
Shirts. embroidered sik-faced, patent
gussets and facings. white pearl but
tons handsomely made. regular dollar
goods, all sizes, special ior Monday. 69c.
each.
Mems Laundered Percale Shirts. equal
10 tho best I5c. shirt on the market,
figures and stripes. In pink. blue. black,
etc. full line of sizes. attached collar and
cuns. special, JOc. each.
Boys Fast-Color CheviOt Waists, plait
ed front and back, sizes 10 i, regular
price 2Jc.. Monday special, l9c each.
Mems EXtra-tine Superior French Bal
brlggan Shirts. WhAte pearl buttons,
silky hbred combed Egyptian cotton,
Monday 2Jc. each.
Mems Heavy Washable White Duck
Belts, solid nickel bu les; Mems Solid
Leather Belt. tar. Town, and orange,
with loather-ccyo.c- ekleg and rings,
our regular 2Jc. Belts, special. 100. each.
Mems All-Wool Sweaters, black,
cream. navy. tan, and garnet, heavy
rhbsi. with hish turtle neck. reduced
from Il - TO S2c. Special.
Mems Extra Grade Pure-Worsted Sweat
ers, white. navy and black, full fash
toned. reduced from $50 TO !l.sI IL.
Special.
Mems Fine All-slk Four-in-Hand Re-
verslble Ties, navy-blue, and all light
colors. in polka dots and figures, reg
ular 25c grade. special. lOc. each.
Choice o, our entire line OF Mems and
Ladies' coo. Fancy Band Bows. Monday
only. lee. each
our entire lire Of Mems 25c. White
Hsmstitched Ali-Lineu Handkerchiefs.
Il. I, 1.2-inch hens. regular and extra
large size, special, lSc. each.
Mems Fine Tan, Brown, and Node
Haif-Hose, high-spiced heels and toes,
double soles. absolutely fast coiors, our
regular 10 and 25c. goods, not more than
eight dozen IN the lot, on sale Monday
At ~ i-2o pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
Low Rate, TO pi.tsburg via IS. and o.

The saengerbund OF North America Will
meet in Pittsburg June Sth to 18th.
In pursuance OF its usual liberal policy
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell
round-trip tickets TO Pittsburg from all
stations on It's line. for all trains Juhe
sth 10 sth. valid for return trip until June
18th. at one single far for the round trip.
Tickets will also be on sale al Offices
OF all connecting lines.
For fun information address Arthur @.
Lewis. Passenger Agent. No. 50 Main
street, Norfolk. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
~. Kllhorn.

~. Kilhorn.
where Is Mount Kilhorn?
Tho name of this mountain IS not IN
any Gazetteer. nor does it appear on any
map tnat we know Of.
Wanted. GRAY Hair
Is there any chemical preparation that
viii turn re hair gray?
80 The hair can be hleached TO n
eirty white or yellow; but cannot be
made gray by chemicals.
Fist safety Rider
who rode the first safety bicycle7
II is said that J. *. Stsrley. an En-
rlishman. invented the safety about 1854.
and first rode 10 I'm or near Coventry, the
great bicycle town.
Non-Voters.
How are ron-voters represented in the
national government
NOn-votcrs are not represented direct
". They are represented by the persons
chosen by their neighbors On tho broad
sense Of the world. who are voters Non
voters are counted In determining tho
ratio OF population 20 representation.
Per Capita Circulation
wac tho pcr capita circulation OF tho
United states $500 In 1855. as some per-
sons say IL was7
We do not find that II was. In 1857 IL was
about S20u IL was more than that in
ls65-about sS3.u per capita. In 1877 Il
was sis42: since then IL has increased 10
1854 per capita.
"Sans Gene"
what DO the words sans gene" mean?
Tue words are French. Sans gene"
means without trouble literally. they
mean. Automatically. almost cheeky"
Madame sans Gene" was the nicknarle
or Madame Lefsvre. wife OF one OF Ma
p0leon's generals = 1ias been translated
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