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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10


SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. September O.
News just received from Guatemala is
TO- the effect that the country IS in a bad
way financially and politically. During
last month failures amounting 20 5000. 900
were reported This total is "a trihing
misleading as 10 represents central Amer
ican money, which Is very deprecated i'm
value
Rcua Barrios. the man who was pres
idcnt and who declared himself dictator
of tho Republic "a couple of months ago.
is excessively unpopular. because OF his
recent high minded action and his cruel
ues There IS a demand that Prosper
Morales. "a lawyer and former Minister
OF War. be chosen 10 succeed a BaTiOs.
To prevent this Barrios intends calling
O. session OF the assembly very soon in
order 90 have himself confirmed as die
tator M he is successful. war is almost
certain. because the country viii not
longer submit 20 his oppression EX-
President Rarillos who made 10 possible
for Barrios 20 succeed him. has declared
hc viii never again draw his sword ex-
cept 20 ncht Morales who has threaten
cd 90 expose his financial operations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10

CHARLESTON. S. e.. September o.
the lighthouse tender of the sixth ois-
trict Wistaria. returned to tne Guy 10
nieht from Tybee. of the Georgia coast
where she went 90 place buoy at '.e
spot where the big guns went % ihe po--
tom from the schooner Grace ~. -.
- found badly wrecked but noaune.
though She had evidently drltted vel
awav from the scene of the accident.
II Is said that the guns are iyins .,.,., in
eleven fathoms OF water and mar lt VIII
b. hard 10 locate and recover ihenl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10
ANnte.Rnok Pound.

BALTIMORE. September s-The latest
devclopments in the finding of n female
bodv at Laurel. was the discovery to-day
in an ola cemetery OF o. lot of male ap-
parel and a note book In which was in-
scribed the name Mark A. O.. Clitt A
family by that name resides at sl3 VII
liam street. and tho father thinks the
clothes belonged % DIS son, who r.
-ran away from home for two years,
young Clft was employed by druggist
in Norfolk. and au address found in the
book shows that the owner once resided
In that city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10
Fuibustcr Catcber,.

SAVANNAH. GA, Sept. 0-Tho United
States Gunboat Annapolis arrived 90 Iy-
bee last night from the north 90 relieve
the Gunbo8t Wilmington. which has been
tho movements OF the hIlueterer Tug
Dauutloss. The Wilmington sailed north
last night and to-day tlo Annapolis
steamed away ln southcriy direction.
The Revenue Cutter BoutWfl is ancn-
ouard while the Dauntiees is tied up to
4 wharf $40 this city closely watched from
The lanl --l-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10

WASHINGTON. Sept 9-Tho annual
report OF the auditor Of thc Interior Do.
partmcnt shows chat doe amount paid flf
pensions during tAo lsst year was $40
4T6T The payments ol pensions ace
count for the dscal year ls5 was $685.
112 lN ana f0r the nscal yelr is5 sli1 57s 70
Gn. 1>af Sl311i9 7-i. and FOR l,3 fi5i $50
2lf The cost of The service last year
was se9 per iN0, fof 1896. N0 FOR 1876,
81. for 1895. NU. ard f0r 1885, s3s5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10

washington. Sept. Fourth Assistant
r, r,-',,,ostsr-C,enera Brst0w returned 10
i,s liz ofter am absence of several weeks
sad to-day the appointment Of le new
postmasters for the iourtn eiass Nss
h., ,,sricns states. the largest number
In anv one state being twelve in Ten
'nessee sixty-six OF the appointments
we're made % succeed persons Who were
removed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10

MADRID. sept 9-The Ofc.al Gazette
to-day publishes tho new customs tarf
of cuba Nearly al American goods ara
subjected 90 lower duties. The i1rin pro-
hiblts ihe entry into cuba ot arms pro-
fectues munitions or war. dynamite.
gunD0w1or sugars Except spanish su.
garl. honey. m0lasecs silver or bronzs
coins. secret Thamaceut.cal preparations.
tobacco Except snum. chewing tobacco
and artificial wines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10

SANTA FE. y. ". Sept. o.-Reports
frorn Golden south Santa Fe county
say. yesterday Wniie sinking a tubulaa.r,
r'aesed through hfty feet or solid quartz.
eyerv foot az which shows free gold.
sor1s I'd the gold nuggets are as large
"a Grains OF wheat. The discovery was
made on virgin grounds. az a depth OF
on feet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10
Three Year. for killing III, Wife' Insulter

MACON. GA. Sept. 9.-Charles II. Reid.
a printer ON the Macon Telegraph, who
shot and Killed T.. W. Haistead FOR in-
sultng his wife. al "a circus performance
lu this city several months ago. was
found guilty of voluntary manslaughter
hv the jury this morning and sentenced
10 three years In the penitentiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10

enral Azcarraca, the new Premier, has
received the French and English Am
bassadors. who have once more assured
Spain Of the sympathy OF their govern
ments and OF their willingness to give
her their diplomatic help"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10

WASHINGTON. Sept. 0-The weather
forecast for Friday.
For Virginla-Falr. continued high tenn.
perature. variable winds
FOR North Carolina. South Carolina and
Georgia-Fair, continual high tempcra.
\ ture. southcasterly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10

WASHINGTON. Sept. 9-The following
North Carolina fourth-class Dostmasfers
we're appointed to-day. ID. j. Fercuson
Bryson city. J. D. spiry Gilbert. Amos
lain. Muigr0ve. j. IT, Block. old Fort.
R. A. Jones Richmond. J. I. pes,t - =
SfonaN Knoll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10
n,>cF on rnrKMoMTrFR,

The following was the range OF the ther-
rnometer az this office September gh.
AtaA. n. -. ~ NJ. ~. 3 D. NJ ~:
g =. NJ. 81. Il. NJ, s2. l. IL. IS Ayeg.
age, 81 Sc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10
he Leaves Written Protest With secre-
tary Gage Against Col. Brady's Res
movals-Talks with Dir. WILSON,
What Capt. Wise says ON situation


m Do 90, ~, e.,orl-bIne lack of infor-
l r.ve n tho first place. that
e..r.,.r. c.re ga having trouble with
a.. rr.dv h.s Internal Revenue Coilcc-
tor AT Richmond. Va
"Now that Is not fact continued D'l.
Brady with emphasis. $50 Jar from ity
course being oirpIea''it ,o '''. ,'.-.7.... ,f
haa always p.,h "N "I t..'i l., r,,,
cfI service. N.l. 49,. ,,,, ..l.,,r-e
bs l'.''i '..l ''' ...'', ,....',l.,. d.. foid me
y DIT "l.t '..'t .-.o,,,ii,.
'h. .,.l ,..,t 7,r... fr. Post soys that
,fr or. ID uue-eI who was postmaster
IIrfrr Harrison if leading facuonal
oDnoncnt of mne This also. is erIon-
s0s for Nr Russell fully Hflto7 VIII"
ms That collector has lno IIt.l 'o "i
point h.f oWn donui'.. li""tN.'' D., ..li.ii '','i
u0t dwell n1 intI p''.' 'a .,, of
h.m.rH "'N ''.''
tine i'-' ...,..t ,.tt,t q wish
30" .oI'. .- .ri'. Past saws
.e '.''n ..... ..,0...,t ,inon tho theory
% ..... l..-tfrs c,nire stimuli
,.-.o,..l.. gItb those of collectors This
'I" - ... r..t t. absurd and cone
tr.r.. t, .u .rI. rr..I0u- ura,tiD. of tne
intlrp.l r,.tonra Service. Z contend that
rren f- mot fhe case. and my service
under HHr.-. arthur unl titiIiro on ,i''-
Iln. fN know MYNN||I I r.''.t N
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-26
A CHRISTMAS FIRE.
McLain Residence on Riverside De.
 stroyed-Loss About $90U.

The residence on Riverside north of the Presbyterian church owned by the late Mrs Mollie Nolan was destroyed by fire about 8:3O Satur- day morning. The origin of the fire is unknown The residence was valued at $500 and was insured for $350.
 The furniture, about half of which was destroyed, was valued at $500 and was uninsured. The residence was occupied by Fph MeLain.
 In running to the fire Fox, the pretty gray horse to the hose cart, fell in a mud hole in attempting to jump it. Hewas covered with mud, but was uninjured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-26
Dance at Swan Lake

Tuesday night of last week a num- Der of our young people participated in dance at the residence of Mir. Hemingway, at swan Lake. Several of Pine Bluffs young society people were there, and all speak in terms of highest pralse of the hospi- tality of the host, and report having had most enjoyable evening.
 Those present were Mrs. Eyersfeld, chaperone; Misses Sammie Sennett, Nell Collier, Mamie Wilkins, Zoe and May Simpson, Lena Murdaugh, Alice Tanner. Messrs. Hemingway, Ev- ersheld, Joe Williams, Johnn!e Will Hams, John Tanner, Leo Barraque, Ben McKinsey, John sennett, Marcy Garrett Carlton, Henry Hall, Theo- dore Willis, Dr. E. T. Pry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-26

Just the one word "Coal' ought to be enough at this time of year to bring you in with an order. By this time everybody in this town ought to know the kind of coal we sell and the way we handle it. We don't know of anyone who ever bought coal of us who was dissatis- fled either wish the quality, price Or method of delivery. If there is such a man in existence we would like to see him.
 We guarante satisfaction. EDGAR BREWSTER & Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-26
COULDN'T MAKE BOND.
Wm, Bachman Incarcerated on the Charge of Stealing Tombstones. Also
 Accused of Elm
 bezzlement.

Wm. Baehman, who was arrest ed Friday on charge of stealing tombstones from Bellwood ceme- tery, is still in jail, having so far failed to make bond. It is charged that Bachman has been stealing tombs tones and working the ma~- ble over again. He is also accused of embezzlement and is said to be short in commissions on hay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-26
BluE City Social.

The Bluff City Social Club was most graciously entertained by Miss Blanche Bluthenthal Saturday night at the hall. The members of the club and few invited guests were present. Euchre was the game oi the evening. The first prize, me- dallion, was won by Mrs. $. A. Ro- senberg; the second, a piece of china ware, was won by Miss Fannie Mey- CT. An elegant repast was served.
 The evening was an enjoyable one and was another event in the histo- " of the club long to be remembered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-26
POSTPONED
Was Yesterdays Proposed
 Glove Contest.

The 15.round glove contest be- tween Fred Began, oi San Francisco and Jack Fitzpatrick, of Boston, advertised to take place in the arena of the Pine Bluff Athletic Assosia- ton Saturday afternoon.s did not take place on accocnt of the failure of Began to arrive, who missed con- nections on the Iron Mountain road.
 The fstic event will be pulled of next Monday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-26

AbOl onlpoSl ear try dies Inc U tinter W gelt Stu Kisses F
 kisses l ioys sal Soy cal Boy $ VI ulI line Holiday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-26
MAIN STREET, CHURCH.

Rev. A. o. Evans, pastor, returned
 Saturday from short visit to Hot Springs much improved in health. He will conduct services at the Main Street church morning and evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-26

Messrs. Harry solmson, Ben Frank lip, Eugene Miller and Dr. Easily left Friday night for Memphis to spend several day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-26
GOT HIS MAN.
Deputy Sheriff Handy Brewer Re turned From Texas with
 Murderer Wright 2

Deputy Sheriff Handy Brewer re- turned Saturday morning from Whitewright, Texas with Wm. W. Wright (alias Kelly, who is accused of murdering iourneying ieweler named Landers, near Redfeld last August. Wright denies the mur- der.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-26
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Rev F. B. Sapp, pastor, is con- ducting services at Altheimer today, and the pulpit of the Christian Church will be filled at morning and evening service by Rev. Oliver w.. Jennings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-26
RApTIsT cHTRCH.

Rev. Thomas Amis, student of the Ouachita Baptist College, will preach at the Baptist church morn ing and night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-26
CHURCH ANNouNoEMENTs.

The First Presbyterian Church has prepared q special song service for Sunday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

The Richmond Dispatch has infoma-
ton that the great majority Of gold DEM
ocrats Of Virginia are going TO vote with
the silver Democrats i'm the forthcoming
convention. in spite of the fact that the
State Convention Will re-ahirm the Chi
caso platform.
We 90 moi know where the Dispatch
gets its information We know very
wei shat large number Of sound-moncy
Democrats viii not affiliate with the
party organization in Virginia DR. in $50
doing they must stulufy themselves by
swallowing the Chicago platform.
The Times does not pretend 10 exercise
guardianship over the conscience Of any
man. Doe Doe gold Democrat or silver Dem
ocrat But We hope that tie gold Dom
ociats viii think carefully ana soberly
before thcy commit themselves upon this
question. ii is argued that the platform
win Doe sort Of perfmctory affair any
way. and viii Zoe meaningless SO FAR as
national questions are concerned 10 mat
lNA MNlAA liAt AttiA At4NN AZ Ni aNNA NA'8-
tons. II is also argued that BY reason
Of this q gold Democrat may affiliate with
the silver Democrats OF Virginia upon q
platform endorsing the Chicago platform.
without in any way committing himself
to the doctrine Of free coinage. In short.
an attempt has been made 10 make Il APP
pear that the Chicago platform Will De
endorsed as a matter of form, and that
The silver question viii cut no figure
whatever i'm the state campaign.
Don't deceive yourself The free silver
people laugh I'm their sleeves at all such
statements. The various expressions
that have from time 10 time during the
past thirty days found their way into the
public print have almost With one accord
been TO the effect that the silver question
Is u Twins issue, and that 1t Is but rlsht
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

"wednesday May l2tm H tNo annl-
yersiry of tle great hltt. Di al'iIah Do
vana Courthouse. which Nt loNthl
thirD-thrDc yclrs ago. J.. is one ol lAc
great battles of history .n DO Lane 81
North Carolina brigade ac. owen DA'l ihi
glory. By chcckne liam k just AFTER
day break. D. seNel. ACCORDING I'D inc
London Inmes'a CGf.csrcH dent rs wei
as according 10 the facI tle u5ht VINE
of Lees army
Tn tto afternoon in front of inc pileN
Kiln" it iaade IFS famous laHs m"Nt nelll
iu diversion 90 Gfant s. pre- lfe on i."'H'
for which it, received tine thanks DID, Or
ders. Of General Lee. Captain .. \.
Virgins. of Wilmington. WHO WIS mere
feW days ago. Was one oi tu' i.i'
OF that heht. and Lieutenant charles T..
H.i4h of This town was hIuI IAsL as
his and Virgins resim lhc 3D.
emerged from the woods ani began 'heir
dash upon the battery. WH was cap
turel by them and the other regiments
OF Lane.
Who win forget the figure Of the lAt-
lie General as the soldiers 'iohal,iy
called the heroic Lane as De gave tne
command for that deadiy F1N.y Wll.-
checked Hancock corps Hancock hta
jlst captured almost the whole OF i-a.
JOhnstons division. including twelve
pieces Of artillery The gap thus MADE
was one face of an acute angle IN Lee
line and HancOcks success exposed 'ne
flank and rear Of Lees right Wing.
Lanes FIVE regiments extended 10 the
right from the apex Of this salient. WIN
a General OF less genius and troops OF
less ine metal on the spot the result
would have been disastrous in the eN-
IRENE Lane flung two OF his regiment
back into an abandoned and haii Nni3h-
cd carthwork Tho other three were
pat behind them 10 pass them loac'a
rifles after each volley on came Han
cocks masses score or two lines deep.
I'm twenty minutes there were acres OF
dead blue coats. Every bullet NAV
Lanes mon fred seemed tO have pierced
dozen of the enemy And the rshl
wing Was saved.-Fayottovile Ni) Cd
server.
General James ". Lane was born anu
re1red in Mathews county. va. ana We
educated at ihe Virginia MIstary lnsii-
tute graduating second IN his class. h.
is now professor M the Agricultural ~h1
Mechanical College at Auburn, Ala, --
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

tina, the virginia Democracy should Keep
nm the fght and keep the question alive.
rnat was the odict sent out by Candidate
Isr,an some time ago. and the whole pur-
nose or re-anirmine the Chicago plat
form is 10 promote the cause Of Bryan
ism and free silver Read. for example
the following from an editorial in the
Alexandria Gazette Of Monday last;
Tbo ohio Republicans say the recent
action of tho Democratic committee OF
that state has made it plain that the
same old nght must be fought over
gain next fau." why Of course, 10 must
and NOT only in Ohio and next iail nnt
I'm every state. and every fall. until me
pooplc Of the country shall have been ar
fordod % practical test OF the result OF
free silver coinage
n this were only the individual opinion
Of the Aexlndrlo Gazette the gold Dom
ocrats might laugh at ii. but the Gazette
formulatcs In this paragraph tho views Of
the free silver leaders. who have spoken
Of late on .his subject
Now AN that wo have % say # that al
Democrats who take part in the forth
coming primaries and give their support
to the ticket ANA platform PROMULGATED
by the State Convention viii as surely
commit themselves 10 free silver and
Organism as II they had voted for Bry-
anism ana the Chicago platform in 1856.
There is no escape from IT,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

cusslon as TO whether or not Mr.. Rookie
feucr's money IL clean. We DO not by
any means approve tho insinuation Of
Tho ucv. Mr.. Cossum that It IS not clean.
but We do approve MIR. Cossum to this
extent. We believe that when a preacher
or anybody else takes the ground that
money acquired by trusts or other
methods. which are popularity dlsapproved
In this day. those persons who so believe
eboYld rciieiousIy refuse to enjoy the
fruits Of such enterprises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

The Atlanta Constitution has this 10
say Of Henry Watlerson's split with the
Gold Democrats IL indeed. Doe has really
made up bis mind to support the Chicago
platform, which We cannot believe:
IL is hardly possible that sir. Waiter
sons detection from the glorious band
OF "nondescr.pts' and ''nlncompooIs
will have the effect C. dslrrlncus
the programme which tle gold .yn-
dictate has in hand. a part oil this proc
gramme is TO put cleveland up lor 90 tniiI
term and a fourth candidacy. Ihat proc
erammo Will he carried 0ut aui, indeed,
we should Doe sorry % see 81 iaiL We need
lust such "a performance as That to coA-
vince "a number of people in this country
OF the ultimate aim and purpose ass wen
as the prosperity Of The people Oh l".7
country destroyed by means oil Inc .A'-'.
gold standard.
The last paragraph OF the above D.
nttle confused, but we think we eaten
the Constitutions meaning.
Does the Constitution really think that
an the Democrats Who refused TO SUPP
mort the Chicago platform and TO vote
for Bryan are "nondescrpts" and 'n.n-
compoops." We can hardly believe it,
but line Constitution IS not iccomme ndIns
-, ..,s. and Indictment much
..,. .o Az for Air. cleveland
helm, nrt ND for "a thnd term. we are
cooneIl.d 10 say. that we have known
stranger things 10 happen. Ihe Time
,oula never consent to if. because THE
,.,..... ..,o.s rot helieye I'm violating prin-
...l. ,.,..te,.r tbe temptation. But
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

.,..
Ia recent NUMBER o4 '"'le' -'o'
! Magazine appeared story. i'm which
-he heroine was the widow Of % strait
laced clerevman. who died poor. The
,,i9o,v WINS offered 81 home with der
1,rotb,r who had acquired d fortune in
q, annf,oturip- business. giving en-
plovment TO a number Of workmen. In
1he course Of time the workmen became
dissatisfied with their pay. and struck
Tor HIGHER wages Before the strike was
over the workmen and their wives and
children suner,d for the necesslrIcs of
life and the widowed sister heard many
,o,,nlaipts from tb. mon that ber BROTH
,r's wealth had been acquired by ernd-
inc the sweat out of his EMPLOYEES. and
robbine them of their just share in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26
WEDNESDAY. MAY &c, 1891
MInnNcs ANp rvnNIs TODAY.

Schiller Lodge. ]. o. G.. r.. Schiller Hall
stuart Council a. J.. of d., Io"'Is Hail.
Martha Washington Lodge is. and j. OF
j.. SIS north Ftth street,
Richmond Council, Chosen Ii0nhs, ll-
lo.ts Hall.
Richmond Lodge. a. U. L. Vs., Odd-fel-
lows Hall.
Queen Lodge. Golden Shore. iielts Hail.
COMPANY T.. First Regiment, Aih"iA.
1-iba rcr,aciaI aud Social Society. Gem
tral Hall.
shockoe Council. r.. A., Leo Camp Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

Fitzslmmons called on secretary sher-
man, and says that ne IS stuck up
sherman is such cold man. he should
have jumped NJ and smacked Bobby IN
the back and asked for an exhibition OF
just how he did # to old Corbett.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

The price of lie Times j. two cents per
ropy and ten cents per week. delivered
within the limits of Richmond and Aanches
e.. Sunday paper three cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

behalf Of the ladies In charge OF the Con-
| fcdcratc Festival. requesting them 20 at
tend a vote OF thanks was pas ed IA
| acknowledgment Returns from the Gu
ban war scenes show gross proceeds thus
far to be s5g1Jo-an encouraging fact
Before adJOurning. in accordance with
the usual custom. the constitution ana
bylaws were read and Miss Lucy CAR
Atkinson elected corresponding secretary.
Mrs. George A. Lyon and Miss Ruby Bo-
doker were elected a Publication Commit
tee.
Mrs Hume announced that no all future
meetings fines would be imposed for late
attendance. Tho meeting closed a par
ticularly pleasant and effective year
work.
Miss Claire Guillaumc viii leave shortly
for u three weeks visit to Hampton
Va.
Mrs. s. p. Gmy9n vlll shortly lelve
FOR "Ethclwold,' to ROMAN for the sum
Ircr.
Tho teas M the Wowan's club viii
continue o1 MOI days. until July lst ON
Monday noNt Nss Mary Coles Caring
ton will Do present ami viii furnish
charming musical nr.tr'mme'
Very nearly an the delcratcr 70 the
recent annual nicotine off thc Woman
Auxiliary at Trc'u-.okshurr have re-
turned ana aU arr enthusiastic 800 The
lavish hospitality extended them hy The
good people If the -wrct Oh town and
Especially OF tine luncheon served hv
the ladies Of Trinity and ST. Georges. n
the rectory Of the former ~ was lavish
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

Tho missionary had worked himself
into "a frenzy.
you are the only men," he shouted
on the face Of The earth who XIII your
noignbors without the slightest cause.
ooh. don't know" remarked tne
king: there are tic motormen. PUCK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

Laureate Austin in his Jubilee ode says
OF the queen Long may she lneer' It
is not reported how many copies the
Prince of Wales has ordered