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The Mena weekly star., 1897-10-27
Yellow Alaska Cedar.

The Durability of this timber is forci- ,Iy Illustrated by fallen trunks that re perfectly sound after .ying in the amp woods for centuries. Soon after hese trees fall they are overgrown with moss. in which seeds lodge ard erminate and grow up into vigorous aplingE. which stand in row on the acks of their dead ancestors. Of this ompany of young trees perhaps three ' four will grow up to full stature, ending down straddiing roots or each idle and establishing themselves in he soil; and after they have reached n age of 200 or 300 years the down rodden trunk on which they are stand ee. when cut into, is found as fresh in he heart as when it fe1l.-John Muir. ip
 entury.
The Mena weekly star., 1897-10-27
Green Tomato Rai.in..

Select small or medium-sized fruit, wipe Thoroughly and weigh, allowing one-half their weight of sugar. Make sirup of the sugar with very little water; boil the tomatoes in the sirup ill tender and the sirup thick. Put in jars, and when wanted squeeze them nut and chop. Use the same as raisins 2 cake. Cake recipe that find good:
 1ne cupful of butternilk or sour milk ,ne cupful of sugar. one-third cupful of ard. one-half cupful of chopped to- nato raisins, one-half teaspoonful of loves, one of cinnamon, one heaped of ioda; salt, and flavor to make a stiff batter. Bake very slowly. House
The Mena weekly star., 1897-10-27

TO-DAY-this moment-you are being robbed of what you earn. How much Not less than s1 000 a year Do you know how Do you know why Read
The Mena weekly star., 1897-10-27
Three Opinions:

1.-The CHICAGO RECORD is model newspaper in every sense Of fhe word ''- Harrisburg (Pa) Call
 ''There IS no paper published i7 America thar so nearly approaches fhe frue iournai- isfic ideal as The CHICAGO RECORD. - From "NeWspaperdom" (New York.
 "I have come 10 inc firm conclusion, after q long test and after q wide comparison with the journals Of many cities qnd come fries, thaf The CHICAGO RECORD comes as near being the ideal daily Journal as we are for some time likely 10 find cu these mortal shores. Prof. J. T. IsalneId in The Evanston (W.) Index.
 Sold by nevsdealers eUeyyvhere and subscriptions receiued by aH postmaSters. Address THE CHI- CAGO RECORD, I8I MadiSon-st
The Mena weekly star., 1897-10-27
entury
yorl.shfre Coal.

The output of coal in Yorkshire last ear was a record, the quantity pro- uced being 23.939. .059 tons. an increase 1,13al,552 tons. as compared with the f<s<<iiz5asl lssear.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Mena weekly star., 1897-10-27

TRACTS IN ST. JOHNS SUB DIVISION OF THE
 EUREKA ADDITION TO MENA.
 No. 13. Lots 10 and II, block 10, lot 10 115x300, lot Il 110x300, both front on Honert avenue, all cleared. Price lot 10 $130, lot II $115.
 No. 3s. Lots l and block II; lot cleared and fenced ready to cultivate; land ex- cellent for garden and on good street. Price, lot l, $250, lot 2, $2O0. These are choice bar gains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

HrL-ADELPEfIA. December u.-Eire
broke Gus SHORTLY before -3 o'clock r1-
ri rh- f1 r-s six-s-cry -l-l-rg. N1s- ~
arr 81. occuP.sd By Icnn & Ialuas Do1-
son as thsir w1liasa-s alG retail sai-s-
rooms.
General M11a-Fr 5srrT. 20 re hc'sc1
-arrar touse. seated r-a- me STOCK -
ras arilllrg w1gld tnourt Cd a1c-- Aah-
na The l1ss Ia -lraL L-s '--tlls vas
ow-ac ty -he lr- E1l was rl-lad az
1hcut 81 sN TIE ,rss -s ---y covered
By i1-sura-ce- shlrD.sss Br1rlfra' largi
dry r1cds ssra1lls1 mere. 1ll1lllnS Dc1-
srn-s rn -1s easr. sllsll 1ef consi..erz,-s -
sama-r 5T w1rer a. "a lls1 -ie C1r'-
-7nrveal-n TITLE. frs-rancs 7rt LrT.sr
r1rsrarv Ant VII an a. tcszi1s sra
-f~re- WHO o-~1risd Srs ~ 1nf 'i5. 80
v--as-sivafv Srar1I1-s E-~-re~s Tess -
estimated a- 81 11 art rte lcsf ~ WIZ
nm n Ecsicrs VIII re1-h a1orE = DO
Bsrh frus ara f-IT insured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12
CHARLES ". G0DDIN DESIGNS
Ea GiTss Up lis Position IS Clsri Of
tie C1aleely Cd1rL
Mr.. c. 0. SMILE 70 SUCCEED Elm,
o.4s, <-..-d that Y. wished p
eiv.Hl, Tine % Private B1siaess-
sor-,hiux A bout the S>v Clerk
and HI. fine Record

T. csarrss T. Gcta-a rea.sned rs
-ea-... a. clsre CO tls clalcsry Cclr-
d. R.canoud yesterday ai-sr1con' and
v- ctar.ss @. slrlls vas l37oin-st rs
successor
rs.s aznou-csr-s1- E-l De - t-a 1lr'i-s
ca surprise 81, -hs rullc. as 10 in--Hi1-
uon c. his purpose US previously nlda
troTu By lI-. Goddin. Tha- zsn--slan 8
ua-y friends had 20 fea -Aa- such
uownsn. had beea con-supia-st on rs
rar-
4 co-v &c GRE orisr o: tls c,ur- ant
- r--es- % -asir-ltl1r f-l-vs-
TrtE r. E.s- --fNArl1E.
In ths -harcery Ccrr o. me ci'7 e
Elc1n1rt ID me mater rs ne si--l-
t.-- 70 Charles n. cccfr. clerk
Ths sav -ars C-sriss T.- 91cir. -rs
.-.-.s 81 --fs C---- ana -srcs-s- r- t1e
-,v-- bis resi- grafton 1t -.s ---r- -.l-e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12
rlJ0R FHTrE's VIII


r-r--T1- S7-R5 VA Dec IL
s-..-irr -lr-. r-l Ttl-e -as rIali ii--t
Il. 80 Is--l-r.r. W,rn -re VII arraEef
~ ls-- ~ -rs1l-t. ~. Seyur-- ~ W1irs-
r-,- s---.-a a--1-e was 'ef- -0 M-s Wrire
r-f .hs tas -iven lord u che s-11 ~
g. see -
49, 7a-a- ~ Louisiana. bis aE-eLle1r
s,--- go -.-r-ar=er Wirr -arlz- re
'------ sr-sI.-r -1 b.. t1r $500
l---s- -t-- been ssr- cur -1r -le r-1r-
-..---- ~ Tr-r Euua De1-s Ez-iesr1l.
4--------. n NJ anf ll-s. p r. E-Eiss--1-
- - S.---- -rwh--t. on Dsce- -er =
= E..4yusn- che 1orle % -le 1r1a1ec--F
~ r-s.-ess 1-sr m -te cry are tecor1
- ,-.,t-.ssf r.rI.- l-r-r -1e neffss -r cl
- -,--tr r- -rs RlrrarIrrrCK river
- .--se-.on n 1uTll< ant ccT rrerA'-
s-.4-r-- f.t.IY on the rtTsr Is strong
.',.-,-s.F u rre m-rds ~ our business
--.~v ~ v1nu seen determined %
-s,---.- Te.fs Far's Executive frni-
go -rar assured 1T ere -rEi e-
-.-.,-... --l- r rIl r-ap 20 r-e 1rrrc.i-''
sfrsr with acreage required. "
-.7-- r~ rreerr 'er -1-r-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12
RrslRpTve eEN LEE.


N1NA-I- % n tAs~-
Tia -r1r-a q Colonel Sr-cls -ll- he
believed General Fir11l-1 Lee had sar1s-
-r.rz OBJ t8 win lIs-ll-ilE --a -ras--l-
zion t1s- -lCseL vas declared 1 erlp plL.l-
terms yesterday lT al e1srl..ll- u -le
-srrf TT rr- case -1 To- -1tr--y l-tl-.
General George r Ellltl1T irt0 "a cc'-i-
s. rlr C-lrr- --lc-s. --tl,t - a .lt--
rlr-ler-1n. rfl- b. vas - --= -t-rer
room a- M-rDlIs . h1r-l on enc alsl- 20
ueceu -er lrr
In rns room. T hs continues. we're IL.
Csr-E4 Becker ~ Ok EcLl-- -aDrlll
.1nr 7oczsr q E-c1r-oHd Hon joan =.
-4hr. 70 Gloucester ard -hi-t- tl- rtll
: II rr--s CO F8rUr.-le. vas ili0 lri--
en- C1iGral S--11s --rued anf si-l-
-1-uk General Lee las fc--i1-il1g % %
WIN -L-s L-v-s-i -lrl-n- Del L.l,e i-l-- ---t
rsscll-crs ca-lrg -r- an ilF- <L.lll
were 1lcUrel- some -s1rler1-l cave LllA
T.. that they believed -llL le1ert4 Lee
-at e trgsr ID H. Mr George BOO Ger
r.rrars-f. : f1lu rIl-x So aI Lee
ria1. arr tor'r believe h= lad anything
- a. uirh r. Trsu Colonel ,r-1as said
0g course I dor @ G1ow. o1r lr RS Been
rarGr-sr = rhe 1ress -h1- General -es
sl1 ta vIs -CirT % mike . arm -
Virginia In The -ez- frri-1 rlll cDc--s--
rrt.Iall q ~ AIS
Major Thomas a 5r1rter. --s 1Erhrr
81 --s resolution .l--rfscec Cd Lee clllc.
under y 1lch rn@ l1vssris1rion Eis leia.
Faf. ..a-rr smrr.irlca.- Yesterday lli-
c,arsr4I Lee rzt r,rhirg zha1eVer -0 10
VITA me case. Tor bad 1is n1ue ever
occurred - 1ln-
.-r r. --0.iucaf trs resolution sI-t NJ
tor Pr1-fsr -fC'elv and srfi-elg 1r Re
.r--ur.fs s-I-ad 81 us 1r ere Stand Before
r.rs -nu-rul-rse w1lch ras lee1 -l-y grln--
81 RI rI rre 1lrrrF
'sTor ran s1T ttI- : ---s- s717h1rlcaliy
errr rrir General Lee 1arIe vas -Ver
--arfirrat lr c0rrecrlcn WIN -le MT
rs- III r1lr. N1s ror ttol-n- o. rcr 11s
- 4nv know edge q TIE 1c1lr 80 ,1r a
re members g ths invsztisa-ins cn-1-
-rfrraa Her- llk-r T--fl~r r1ef
go uuf.rs-1ca rEI- I-ners4 Lee
-Yf been f1 snv va runfsruet IA
s-~-lrtrfrx -rs l1res-l -.s-i11- As A 1cfty
~ .rftTIfua v they declared rra- slc1
, ! -hfrx naf never entered their riirl;-.
Trs --ll-n1ar @ -ts COMMITTEES, Cacr.L41
lIIraf4- woods. srLre'i en1pn-trl-1lly r1ar
A. "a time. IN The -rceprLou 90 turtrs
- -r-x-e-s ~ -ks t1vestl CATION lid Cen
z -. -h@ar .-ncsrred - =
l.r wi .sy declared Judge 5~-ryrr-1ar
| c,-z-r .-aaE served under lfsnrrL Lee
- 100 a-r love him. ard rha- chere
IL -, ---lrh n ne matter. - far a any
- ~. -ar7, ,s--F q tn COMMITTEES z1oN
rI.i.s ~ marx vas -c-Hef. ~ every 11rr1-
D~- u re -cnnltre>.
Ccloa-l loan HlrDny. Vac las e~en
/ r,r-fxan. q svsry movs "A Connection
/ no me case. said r-ag as vas
4 ssre-r-rs rhar th>r- vS no srarn
l whatever i ths sas.,Gat-on tnas General
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

rh- Price Believed 20 BE- $50 Hoo-->ait %
be for Ex->ecrerarY whitney

LOUISVILLE ~. Dec. L-Bliy
Lakeland. tas horse -rllnsr. tils uiorn-ns
closed n tsal tlr Hamburg. John Mad
den g great rw1-year-olI. BY Hanover
Ialv Reel. ard -ce c-l- VII ID -hs tltlrs
wear t1a ccicrs C w. l. Powers. a
Taal-nv New Yorker.
&. Ia Understood frcu a-t1sr-ic sources
-hl- r1e consideration rls tiNl0. tle
biggest price ever ra-d t1r q thorough
bred. ulrh -,s ex~eptlon q 8 Blalse,
v-1 brought $50 loH
1Ir ~ T. Powers. o, whom - great
-cI- .s rz-srsirlv sc'L "a vel known n
sporting circles ii New E1r~. -e.rg the
arent - a number cf r.rh -Irfren, Tro
have t1 lock at-sr their lr-aresrs and
-asa charge W any tsais .hat may cone
-r-
TtIs 30 -ar-e - given as -he 1eT
owner % Efar5-rr. b. .s r1r believed rhAr
-te e0ir hls been -t-rcl-tset rT n-n r2r
.uself -u- -ha- BE- Isl merely acting ~
an a-ar- f1r ere g -as ric1 racing niel
% rte East
special kilograms from Lexington tril-
cafe -rr- che r~rse--er % r1e blus Grass
STATE -hlry er-Serrerlry Whi-reT = ne
real purchaser -,olgt -n rns point III
Iaksar.f Gee. ines -1 tliE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

A Cody Re-Interrea in Wi6fIssex ThAt
vas Baried iu 1Tr5

vas Burisd iu 1913.
SrOHM0Nr VA. Dec L-Srsc.aL-
The remains q Clara walker Buried III
l7i On whar e. Known as -he Ot Cou-r
H0lse Green IN TrtnnA Va vas Es-
i1rerred by Or. ~. s. Christian to-day
and renewed % ths HeRafr rurvf-r
ground 1-d there iad away arcnE hrr
rellrlVes. The Christians. who -nre rr
ne arena &C Ire .crr after hsr demise
she was a Mss Robinson
For uearly Two centuries q slain mar
hie slab las marked rhs grave For
ever cne hundred ard rfrv years vale
the courthouse reual1ed OBJ r-rrana -h.s
slab was the wonder 1f rrrlsards rs rts-
.--rs- AZ through these years a.--rl.i
cr p-tLc property tre eyes GO slccasf-
ing relatives have watched vt-h vi-ilarre
this gave lud now tha- the property
has passed into private hands these reIa-
-Ves have removed her 1cres
Tie skull Wa perfect ree-h and Frost
20 rre large bones 0f the body were ---t-a
veil preserved. Mrs. WALKER dad i1
E'reiarfc1sogrg Va AZ the ara of
rvenry-six yearz she vas ths vie 1c
Minister
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

N=-vr TCRE Dee M-senaror Marx
-, 70 has b-en sE1sri1g rrcra al
- = s-arsrza. vts -eCHr-ec - &c
- peter -o-tng- Speaking q his
-, senior Harra said today.
~ -s-s --s ir-1euza a1G acr 1rurc-lal
----,-e r4re i1sr -esh, 1ur that
could W. s1a-e
-r- senator -rVecrs 20 raH II a sDs-
..s,rf.- one % siclsa tod aim -ht- he
,yss -o- 1ur - ct1zer. n~callze an 1b-
-. r,frrr t,ra n his heal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

CANTON. o.. Dec. IL-Dr. Phill % r,al..s
PROBABLY ris last call ar the NcEh1-av
lcuse tonight AZ l-id When be .efr hs
announced rc The AssCct1 ed Press rarra-
sentative that Ms. II hlniey was st
-F-ng clt was mlcl weaker rlln W1el
ne saw her several hours before. cc sr
any other tine.
re Says te thought she would de .1
the early 1cgrs Z the morning cur Eha-
r1ere was a possibility x her living .n-1
sunday. cur roc Of surviving rhe tay.
he President agal1 resumed the VIZ
al rne oecsiea. most % TIRE others cc rle
family retiring VINE the palszr was rest
ia. quietly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

par-rlICRE Der ff-Ths remaining
sf0affs : 1.r cert rcrlis ~ rht fief1r-g' Z
Saurnern arf FTortfI aalr1at c1motr7
W1icr hlva been held ~ a 0ccl f1r -
va ~ --ere. ntra been goId ard rhe
-srr ras beer f'ssoIVec
Tre 1crl wrirh fHs fr.t Tu- ". 7rx-t1-
HsaF ~ rrs MAJ Ialt Trust Company.
wsirs purchased from rfr -cutlerl a-tii-
way Company thsuE f-.t'.ttn lfeorzlal
Southern and Fi1riitA nonds- lc- Sclra
=, rl.llwsy r-.r---a NJ. which has acquired
- --~1srrr rnrTuEr rne prr- rtse q ne
---rsr -s-eiurs ~e-airef+ IRE sr0rS-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

.zrr-~r--r7N rer- -r-r,-srsf-s-..r-
- -. -,,-.slT ca1i.,t TIE Sfa-. 0arar~-
--.-.- ~ re Spanish authorities In Cuha
49,. --isrsef --e la-zs l-a1rlrV = -eta--
- a...---4--.r 20 slicrrrr ErrthrrE - N.w
v-~s .e- has se~r lpit ,,r a irfu- -ira-
s-siar ras order x WsELsr a. hLga1-l-
T-,-fs rs..yes cut 0ce b0c of tcdarr3 49,
r,nriax 70 Az-er.cl1 ls--1z-ts asw u-ser
cscer-c1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

FARlfFLL-LE, Dec. ll--Scecfal. TIE re-
cer- excellent -oracrc season has calse,
the largest sale 1t tobacco frr any week
.n t-n wears o. more. There are three
W frrh0Uses here arc sTsrY cna rss Seen
oVsra1Wirg with loose tobacco. over trree
hurcred rhausa-6 pounds ~ loose rcbnrco
1as sclf during The week Pricps have
been satisfactory. ard ranged from s. up
70 81 - TIE breaks save been az 1arx
tobacco. and nor A pound ~ bright
The merchants are very busy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12
r.erslan.fi u l.earyrr,rn-

GEORGETOWN. : c. Dec. ff-Ex-
Presilen. Grover Cleveland. accompanied
by Caqrain Eooisy 2. Evans. Captain ?.
81 Lam certcn. ard General Anscu y. NJ
Cock arrived n Georgetown az 50
c-clock rhls morning rre party bearded
ne Coveruraenc laurch Water Lily. and
t-gr az once ecr rte shooting preserves y
General = p Alexander AZ Ford Pgir-.
They vii spend ahogr rsu days l rr-a
vicfnily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12
yorHfys TO SAY.
Col stabb. Wishes 20 Adj Nothing 20 His
Wrfrr-u Protest.

C1icne1 Stunbs vas seen bT Tires
repor-ar fars yesterday -f.errccr IN rs
room ar Ngrphys Holsi. zld asked = &c
wished % make ary sraten1ssr n ADJ -ioa
o. ais written protest. Against rne nni-n e
rf --e rcrml--ea. His -eriy VS. -iA- Ar
r=T nothing 20 ADD % thAt sr1-sr-ssr-
Trs r~ur1 com 7-Lltter. alrlo--l Re
showed races - the lrteal through = ilch
h. rad -azset. ard vas soueT i.ac n@r-
vrus IN rs manner. seems 70 oelr up
waI under .he serious conGl-4en o- AZ
fairs xhleh ccrsrorts him
r-4r. r,-rs1 uas seen az N-rrhTs 10
-rI l1t. fasr night tT q Times reporter
ara lsxsI x hs lad ANYTHING - say ~
-sss~gr-,a - Cclcnel Srl1b1s' card BE -
rEed rhar -here was 70 slil7n1ca- e
cared % make az ms -ir1e
rrs Tufra ard Nator woods are the
-ufv rsr1bsrs ~ the coruitfas low p
-ha city. and % = probable corl 1- them
VII remain -ere lrrl M-rtlT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

wAsHTNGTCN. Dec. r--F5rerzs- s1r
<lrllV-
For g.rla--C10utY wsarher- 1Sss.oiy
I,-aI showers IL southeast porr.On. cook
sr xinds sait,iag % nortaNesSsriy.
S0rrh CarsEn1-Local showers and
parriY cloudy weather sLgr-iy cooier;
s3srhsrIy. snlg-ll-r % westerly winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

el-cierCy-
4 FINE EECUHD
~ -1r..s vas born .l F-lcnmo1- On
N5,s-ter 81. liss. 11s tl-l-r Eas rls
lac g1rn r. Savllle, E11 Vas t1r -1lr-y .
avs years connected VITA tle mechanical
-eparr1.eu. ct r1s Chesapeake aac ln-0
ralu1v- ana W-0 vas 11z g- TIE -s-i-l1z
r-ecnauics CT --is cry. Young savi--e Eas
sl...are.. ID r-s Pl1Lc sClc1ls cr H-ch-
-.~re. --4.laL--ls az the E--lll-c1a ~ IN
--n~cl. re T1rxe1 III tr@ department. ~
-rs C1esauelAs ara oh-0 via Ehlch MS
.f-re- z4s cc11ecrel r1r awhile a1d
rrs- arrer-si pcsl-lcr III rls a-,i-r1r ;
-.Hce cr rre crlpang. W1srs De renamed
u-rl rs --cl1ns A cierS III r-e -r1ncery
--r-- II tsH On Cc--er . -ll-, le g'-ali-
fr1 IS -riss lsp--T- wllcl pcai-l1n ne
rts "a utrr narsst lr.L-y ever si-ce
Efa w.u -Isa 10 c-lr-zs -r --e 11iirs
60 clerical f1ree CO -rs crice r1r rie
--sssr- H5 -sr- VII expire ~ JllT-
rem. n -rs lly previous -c t11t me
4 --.--i-v VII -e Ped r1 -rr--l-s q -an-
rll-s f-- ths position % serve f1r 81
years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

lee si-ts- K-ev e C fat ,-y correctis71
win re matter
No. ~o--a- =. Rarf1tch. who nAS
-~rbael-- ss r1rrn k-CViefxe % ne iActs
n trs raSa as srv one In rhe city. 1enie'i
Ias- -irh- IN emphatic terms t1ar .fraer A.
Lee h1s ever rad re most remote soo-
recr.or With -he aGIlr az any srAS e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

KEY WEST. FLA. Dec u.-rhe gun
hoaL Newport. Win he members - tle
Nlcaragilan C1u-ralssiou art A party q
surveyors On board arrived here rc-silv-
The Newport vii san rc-norruw AZ 2.
Il ~ CfrsTrc~u. AL en- board were re-
ported well
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

A N.sro Convict EiddIed With shos By a
Fa<euar.


rsNNTP&r. No Dec. u-Bll tr-
f--vrod. a negro recently rpie1.sed from
-ta -eri-ar-i1rr. fasr nigh- called a. tia
rrr-a 81 rrr--.an Pabsr. a farmer Lvi1g
four niles southwest - here. ard de-
--s,,4.s ---ra~. Prrsr refused art Tn
s,--vrcd drew q revolver and n-i4ie nm
Inv down rr tra foor PIE then pressed
--a revolver against M-s. Fs1srs r'ri-
-fe ara compelled her % bird her bus
harfrs hands ara fer WIN -T.ne- me
Brute then took her ir-' another -1on
a-f assauIr.t rer. THIS morning sfe
r-arazra .0 ellie t-u ard I'm to rre
house ~ her rrrt1er-.r-law. Louis Ea0sl,
4 --r. ssrfrr LOUIS returned wilh p
s.ot gun. Underwood net ant 9.sa-11es.
hf- arI rrIfa rim walk -r-1 rie room
-sr-. his brother Ctr.sr-lr st-l lay
scrrf LOUIS r-ffFrlv ra4is bound
srr r-1dsrv1cd ara after a srilt''e secIre'i
-rs r-lr arL a moment it.sr the r'ti.ec
-cruss DC rte negro 1T s-re-cret % -le
-rc- Yrs pars- may Tie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12
VERDICT GIVEN.
Recommends Col Stubs
Removal
FROM HISTORY COMMITTEE.
Also Requested to Resign the
Position 0iGlaad Commander
EE REFUSES 70 OBEY TEE ORDER.

Declares Tha. It - The Oufsorns q a
Deeply Laid ard Wen Executed schenas
to Blast ny Eepuratioa Ard CAar-
asfrr~-He severely CFi-icises
fh@ Proceed nxs and says the
Evidence Was -erui ed ~
M~ansof Theft or Rob
bery-4e says Re
VIII Convene
ths Advisory
Board az
Once
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

Nsx York. nec. fL-Chsries E E-yls
president q the Brooklyn Baseball Club.
q a.sn<eruasiy IA az his home N tbs eiry.
sfr. syrns h1s ksen - tad hsa-ta sor
sszle liza
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

M- Sav.Ls W. nazs cue 1s rEs best
clerks = rhe country ant W. give -re
PunLc 1tcroug1-y saris-zcr1-T service
Judge Lamb. Ia spsaNrg ~ am. rs-
ssrrec % aim IL r1s highest terms and
expressed graz respect Tor bis ability %
III the pcsiriou VIII rerrscc szIlscLel.or.
"a vel as s1r r1e ran himself "a a
SllrhclI and Efficient oc,crr.
In referring % hls appointment N-. 81
vile sad. I shaI ~ fa.rhfllY % dis
charge mT cucies . tre sssr a r.
ABILITY. I wa1t the p1oEc % EEL tial
an wiling and rsacT % serve -asm n
NY cf.siaI cacarfrY q. al rfrne.. arf I
shall make every e1orr u zse1 tAe sc1--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

W- Eavfra. ire F-ccesscr ~ llr. Cod
din made ora ~ t-e afies- fr-lt.ss ~
--. S-4-s % v.-r.rll. Els - patient PAINS
t1krr snsrr--.r. thoroughly -nrre--al
courteous rcr4.fa-a-a sr- aTreefi -.-T
rr-fr,~ ufr all wr0 have 1rv DEAN
v.r, TIA e7u--. T-srs ls 70 t1u1t -t1t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12
. FINE EECOED

sara st ~ o6es 70 the llghes. 0ol-i q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12
They REFUSE TO EYACUAfB
Gerualy Confines 70 Hold kiaa Chos
Hay md Secures Cancsssiaas.
RUSSII Is VERY MUCH INTERESTED.
And May rske . Had Despite Esyoro
rhas Everything 10 Practically s>srisd-
Priaee Hsary Heasr.d B>tsrs HE
D~earrzre for China

PENN. Dec. I-The Gsrzaa1-Cnisess
tiscgi-y A practically sestiei Iss
Germans refuse % abantcn IRE sccupS
ton o Elao Cho1 Bay. The G'vernns
q tnac provinces sls been renewed trno
.t-ce. bgc VII rsg De tTrther eegr1-.sd-
70 monopoly C railroads = cons,esed -
Germany eu- ths government Is ssvee
preferences. Finally the ARA trniediAfsiy
surrounding Kiao Chou Bay IS sec irsr,
exclusively fcr Germany. china Jieifs
ca A. 1thgr soin.s-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-07
THE AWFUL STATE OF CUBA.
Spanish Views or It as D,ltreasruI as the sto.
Fies Told by CubaHs.

Spanish Views or It rs D,stressrul ~ the sto-
ries Told by Cubabs.
MADRID. Oct. 26.-The correspondent of Ell
impartial In Havana telographs by way of Key
West: ..H -f
Tho war goes on the same as six months ago.
Military operations arc practically suspended.
All that Is now done is to guard the railway
lines in order 10 prevent accidents.
Last week an insurgont band b~rutally
macheted a guerrilla force at Artemisa and took
away their arms and munitions. There are 49,
600 sick soldiers in the military hospitals.
Eighty per cent. Of tho reconcentrddos have
died. In the city of Havana children and even
entire families die from starvation. Private
charity alone comes to the relief of the number
less victims OF the war. The municipal authori-
ties are too busy making ,scandalons contracts
and concessions. such as that of the new slaugh-
ter house; ,
THE Havana warehouses are overcrowded
with goods imported during the time that the
Custom Houses were open to contraband trade.
The more prominent autonomists are at vari-
ance with the party's leaders. Tho Executive
Committee has been practically reduced to four
persons"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-07
U

Ex'Gov. James Ponder of Delaware died ut his
home In Milton, Del. on Friday. of paralysis.
He was the last of the leaders of the Salisbury
faction. which held undisputed sway In the po.
litical affairs of delaware twenty years ago.
Mr.. Ponder was In tho Legislature which elect
ed James A. Bayard. father OF Ambassador
Thomas +. Bayard. to the United States Senate.
Martin w, Bates to succeed John NJ. Clayton in
the upper branch OF the National Congress. The
ex.Governor was born Oct. 81, 1919. In 1856 he
was elected TO the Legislature and served at the
session of 1857, during which he assisted in the
election OF Martin w. Bates and James A.. Bay.
in 1864 to the State Senate, OF which he became
speaker IN 1857. hllinE the position with ability
Thomas B. Coursey. He filled the gubcrnatoriai
office iour years and hold no political office
who took part in the Mason-slidell incident.
aied in :, Washington on Friday. When Mr.:
were selected by the Confederate Government
us commissioners to England and France. re-
fPiiSniy and my Mr. 'G East Is Se Xftea ths MA War Mr. MS,
Mcfarland returned from Europe and settled
on n sugar plantation in Louisiana. He resided
came to Washington. In lSsS he was one OF
Inc Representatives OF the United states At tbs
burg, Va. 6s years ago.
EX.Mayor William Chamberlain died at his
RESIDENCE, l04 West Milton avenue. Railway. at
. o,clock yesterday morning, OF paralysis. aged
% years: AS a Republican he was twice elected
nlayor of Railway. and was elected q member of
the Legislature In 1886 and 1887. For the past
eight years ho had been a member OF the County
board OF Election. He was the contractor who
built several OF Union c%ounty's famous macadam
roads. He was n member OF Saint Johns Com
mandery, knights femplar. OF Elizabeth.
G.,S. Curtis. one OF the original Faneuil Hall
marketinen, died yesterday in Boston, aged 80
years. In 1927 he went into the market bust
ness, with HE brother, and in 1910 began to
handle apples In large quantities. shipping them
10 all parts OF this country and to Europe. lie
was the first merchant to ship apples by canal
boat from the interior OF New York State to
New York city.
Edgar Terhune, a well-known lawyer OF Chi.
eago. died AT his home in Evanston, Ill, yester.
day. Though only 80 years old. he had for many
years been active in politics. For two years he
WAS county Attorney. lie ran for Congress in
the First district in 1888 on the Democratic
ticket, being defeated by Abner Taylor.
Mrs. Theodore b.. Starr. wife of the jewelry
merchant OF this city. who went to SANTA Bar.
bara; Cal, two months ago with her husband
for the benefit OF her health, died in that place
~ Friday Of consumption