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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-04
0Bettfatrt NIT benz xose.

auf sinsm grtra,uss Der burlington
uno Quincy Babn traf am l6. Ssbr. ss.
gen 4 llbr Worsens Der @rubenbsfiBsr
uno MiGipndr 9snrs j. Wapbam in
Dsnpsr, Gol.. elm. Die Ra&ridt, bab
isin sin,issr Sobn bort i'm Sterbsn lisss.
bate ibn in Rstp gOrt srrsi6t. uns iofort
par Der bsiorsts Batter in einsm gstra.
,use absereif. CT fam su ipdt. Der
Iso nar ibm SoraussesiIt uno bate bas
Hadernbs 2sbensIiat ausss!6fdt.
Sn rafenbsr Gle mar eas Damsfrob,
oas ben Batter tpsftipdrts trua, burd
Ra&t unb @inb babinssfabrsn. Der
slsitrii6e 5unisn elite ibm nit 8Iisss,
fdnsas poraus, bic 8unbs bon bsm Ger.
annabsn sss 0atsrs BEN Rerbsnbsn
Sobne iiberbrinsene. beHen enil,ebsnbs
9sbensiraft dritIids Ollie nod aufjubal.
ten iudte. Die psits Strsde BON Nsp
BORT na6 Dsnser. cine Gnifsrnuns por
1925 Weileu. tpurbe in BEN fur,en 9eit'
raums bon Is Stunben unb 50 Minuter
suradssIest. Als Giisnbabn., ,Rseors''
n bisis 2sifane unlbsrtroHen, unb bod
mar bic Sobrt ni&t idnsu ssnus fl,
ben Batter. Der bansen Ssrasns bic Stun'
ben unb Wsilen sdbIte.. 8spor Der 3us
in Dsnser anIanste, mar Der Ssbn be-
teits estsrbtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-04
Wanne Gpunfn.

6pnesbaIe.-Dsr iabrIids Nuslsn.
baa bss 2isbsrfran, am Donnsrfas
Ibenb ipar gut beiu@t une tpis aae Ssh.
li1fsitsn bts 8srsins, elm GrfoIs.-Dt
bisFsen 8auihrsintr iinb poaauf be.
iadfiist unb bic neu erriatsten @sbdubs
Rsbsn in erpbsr Npdfraae.-Der Wlas'
isnbaa bes bieiiesn Mannsr&ors fane
am Nontas absnb itatt uno tpar cine
ssIunssne affaire, bic laut bsiu&t par.
Den Gbsleutsn SObn 9. Rrans tpuros
am MOntas Elm 36atsrlsin ssborsn.
-Srau 6. +. SpinsIs, IT,. bon On
9aiplep bate am Sreitas Elm fnappss
Gntiommen Dor BEN Ysrbrenuunsstobs
aIs {is nemIi6 ibren Of.n soliren polIts,
i,sts bic anesldnbste 8arite ibre alslbsr
in Granb. Die bon ibr erbaltsnsn
9runbuunbsn iinb fdmsribuft. absr MIDI
lsbsnsssfdbrlia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-04
Da8 xbal abtpdrt6.

XabIur.-Samss aais bon bier ipurbe
am Srsitae in Der Sub StabImiible bon
einem i&tpersn giienitid auf bic SduIs
ter setrOfsn, bod 1T feline 8srIsbuns
cine fsbr lsidts.-8prousbannaIt Sar.
rls 1T nit Der anfertisuns elmer Yeti.
tion bei6dftiat, bic ben 8epobnern bss
ppne unb ardbaIb nun fdr ibre Inter.
idrift uberrsibt iperben fol- unb besipedt,
bic Bldbe an 1aplor Borough ,u annef.
tirsn.-@in Pferb ess Contractors 6. +.
8arb itieb Fid am Sonntas in BEN
Stale Elm Brett in bic Settle unb bsrs
lsbts ii& babel 70 iblimm, bab 60 er.
i4oRen tpsrosn mubte. .-Das erfte grobs
Gon3srt uno Bal bss 1aplor 1urn' Der.
ems finbst am 5rsitas, ben 2. ApriI, in
Beber's Hinf itatt, unb III Der Gintritt
auf 25 Gents fsitssiebt iporbsn elm on.
siebenbes prosram pirb porbereitst.-
5rsb. Wartin, oer frIber cine Wirtb.
i&aft an Psnn Nbenus in Scranton Be.
trisb, bat isst sinen plaB on Union
Strabs unb lisfsrt nod tpis INNER sinsn
erobsn Srsi!un4.-Sobn Bolton purbs
an Dlontas BON 8ureeb bsm @sfdnsnib
abertpieien; er bsraubte Dor turser Belt
ben 2asen bon Sllbmann 4 Welbel um
cine luantitdt Daaren.
- nnaefdbr 2 rlbr am Samiiao
Ulcrsfn entfano in Der ai6e bes son
z. McSale bspobntsn Gebdubes in
avoea Elm Ssusr, bas iid auf bas an.
srsnssnbe Saus bes s. o. Re@aribp
ausosbnts uno in fur;er 9sit bsibs @s.
bduce ssrf6rt bate. Der 8erIuit III
tbsilusiis our& gsri&eruns ssbsdt.
-Satob Collins bon Der Wsitisite in
apOea ma&ts frdb am SOnntas Woresn
sinsn Selbitmorbpsriuh, inbem er ii6
Dor Der Ibdre isines Ra9bars, Sobn
Gurlap, cine 3uosl tiber benz Sersen
our& bic aunss iaete. Gr par sur 8sit
sttpas ansstrunisn, bate absr idon frl.
Der feline isIbtm0rosriidsn abii6tsn er.
Hart; er tpurbe mad Der 1bat mad iei.
nsr Dobnums ssnommsn unb bic 2ussI
sntfernt, bod mar fsin 8ufanb elm
i6limmsr. Ser 8erpunbsts bsinbst ii6
isst auf Der 8eRsruns unb isins @snsi.
uns ipire srpartst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-04
Ridarb spn Spbpp. ,bsmaIj

Ri&arb bon Spbom, sbsmaIiesr
srsubii&sr lieutenant unb nadmaIiesr
6srssant in Der armss Der Der. Staatsn,
ia am 80. Ssbruar i'm MItn bon 65
Sabrsn alS. b.ttsIarmer 8eitunsstrdstr
an Der Norb Slari Str. in Chicago tobt
iufammsn ssbro&sn. 6psotp tpures Dor
65 Sabren in Dau,is esborsn, no isln
Batter DbsrR bss sierten Grsnasier.Nss
siments mar. CT nurbs i'm Gabsttsns
Sorps in Berlin eraosen uno trat bann
bel BEN SommerIdsn SuIarsn. ssimsni
30. S (8ll&er' Suiarsn) Elm. SIN
Sabre 1869 mubte Ct ais aisutsnant fei.
nsn Nbi@iso nsbmen unb manbsrte mad
Gmeriia aus. Gr trat iofort in 6as IL.
Sainoiisr Sr.ipiaissn. R.simsnt Elm uns
ma&ts ben Sdrssririss nit. Rad Be.
snoisuns ots arissss eine tr mad Retp
OrIeanS, mo- CT f& in Gin Bunbss' artil.
lsris. R.simsnt anipsrbtn lisb. bem CT
fsben SABRE aneeb5rte. SIN SABRE
1879 purbs 1 als Snpalios nit BEN
Ranss zines Sessanisn sntIa6sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-04
Bilfesbarre Ra6rihten.

- Or. WeiS bon Wlinsr's Wlias
rurbs ON Disntas bssrbist.
- Cine speiidbriss 1o&ter bon Gas
par S1robs itarb am Wittlpo& unb wiro
5rsitas 8Ormiitas bssroist.
- Die Tpbesrate fur ben psrfIoHsnsn
Nonat par bier 66, fdnf mebr ME i'm
ielbsn Wonat ess Boriabres.
- Die Waisrn Fnb in SO,Iston eyi'
bemii1 aufsstreten unb absr III Sads
babsn f& isit BEN /. Ssbruar srsisnst.
- ai&t.r SusiOn 8. Gooi. elmer Der
bsifbstanntsn @dddftsleu;e bon SUD
qusbnnna, 3d., itarb am 5rsitas mad
slnsr fursen 2ranfbsit.
- 3psdS 8,idraniuns Der aussa'
ben pilp bic 2sbisb Bailey 8abn Der.
itiebens Asnbsrunsen in ibren 5abrpld'
nsn einiretsn lahsn.
- 9as 8ofomt su 8selsp tpurb'
am Srsiias 9a&t BON ginbrs&ern un
Baaren- i'm Wsrtbs bon $500 befoblen
aus nbrsn, S&mudfa6sn. etc. bette
bsno.
= Die srisdii&.futbOliiGe airds al
aItsr Strubs ju SusIeiOn ii am Conn
tas bur1 elm auf unbetunnte Weiis ent
itanbsnss Ssusr seribrt porosn; be
8srluf bslduft iib auf SO. 900.
= Der lsste @o6e bon sinsm Gen
traI Sra&ijus bel pittstOn sel6btet
Wlann ia ais CHARLES Doonsp BON Au
fin Ssiebts eriannt porosn, Der in be
Rsphone Rine arbsitsts.
8iGter Bennett bat sntidieesu
bab bic Gcuntp Gommifdrs bic $40. 90
bssoblsn mlRsn, bic iis sur 9sit an be-
4r&iteftsn fiir ben PIan oss neuer De
ri6isesbdubsS besoblten.
= Rad alien Ana,idsn ipsr6sn ipi
bier in iurssr 3sit ssuissnbs SotsIrdum
lidbtsitsn bsfbsn unb isst pir6 aud ba
Bpomina Bailey SoteI nit sinem &c
itsnaufnanb bon $40, 900 psrbsfsrt IN
nsu ansssitaitst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-04
gon ser enbfeite.


Serr aueuR Sdimpf sebenit bi.
@srmania Sage i'm 2aufe bieiss Sabrsi
bebeutenb su bersr6bsrn.
gahor 50. q. Nprbt unb Wm. u.
Sdunf befinoen fid in Waibineton. tpu
iie ben Snausurations SeisrIi4fsiten bsi'
tpobnsn.
Stattratb 9iobert globinion unb ssrau
reiften beute nad Boint Comfort, 3d..
no ite einen Wionat ;u pertpeiIsn ee'
bsnfen.
Gin Wonats aItes Rinb sss Germ
Sobn 2absrsr bon Sront Strabe fart
am Senntae unb ipurbe am Dienfas in
Dalton beeroist.
Serr Ssinri& SaBbausr reifs am
Wontas auf bem 0ampfer SIERRA mad,
OeutidIanb ; Serr GarI q. Armbruii
tesIsitsis ibn Bio na& glsip gort.
s@- Granddaughter, Ssnhsrporbanse.
WouIbine, Sarbs unb 8 Gents Artiisl in
reider NuspabI i'm 2aben bon Sranf 3.
Borders, 7l3 Gsbar absnus. 6ba
Serr @eorss Woier uns SRI. Carrie
StabIbsbsr iinb am Wontaa Ra&mittas
our6 9aitor D. q. Norbt 3u sinsm
sladIi&en Gbssaar sinssisenst porbsn.
GbarIes 2ampert purbs am Wontas
bon albermann RobIins bem @sfdnenib
iiberfanbt, neil er bic eefOrbsrts Ddrs.
i&aft fur sinsn ansriff auf feline GItsrn
nldt tsaen ionnte.
Ser 13. idtrIide Masfsnbaq bss
Scranton MtbIetie Stub ON Wlontas
abens in Der @ermania SalIe tpar cine
briaiante ATaire, bic gut beiuHt mar
uno in better Wsifs psrlisf.
Srau Wt. Robinion Iieb am Bonner.
Tag ben Central Bari burd ben Sdsriff
i6lieben, fraft elmer bon ibr erIaneten
Grefution bon $500 sessn ben Setter
oefsIbsn. Germ Sranf Wbaer.
2ottis. bic bier Sabre aIts 1o&tsr Der
gbeleute Wm. 8uns bon Bird Strabs,
itarb am Donnerfas. Die 8sereisune
Der 2lsinen fanb am Samitas Ra&mit.
tag i'm Pittston 4usnue SriebbOfe
fatt.
Der bon ben Damen bsr SiSorp
Strabs prssbptsriidsn @smsinbs am
Donnerfas Absnb seesbene Rartba
Waibinston 9bse erfrsute i1 zines
iturien 8eiu&es unb ssrIisf in sIdn,sn.
Der Dsiie.
s@- Wer Granddaughter, Ssnfsrbor.
bdnse oeer anitrsidsrarbeiten nbtbie
bat, tpiro gut unb biais bebient, trsnn sr
iid an Sranf 3. Borders penbst, 7l3
Ssbar aUenue. mo aud Elm srobsr Yor'
ratb bon 8 @ents Artlfsl su baben finb.
Die GbsnbuntsrbaItune Der WitsIisbsr
Der Gp. Iutb. Gbriitus air@s. tpsI9s am
5rsitas Nbenb in Der @srmania Saas
tuttfanb, ipur fsbr gut befudt unb elm
duberft ansisbsnbss 9rosram puros
sorssfiibrt unb Bon ben 3ub6rern sSais
setpirbiet.
Ser aIs Rod trobIbefannte Ssnrp
Subj BON @ilon Strabe puree am
Disniiag Nbenb in elmer NQss nabe isi.
nsr Wobnuns tobt aufsefunpen. inbsm
elm 9sr,idIas isin 2sbsn bssnbete. Der
a6rper mar nod iparm. als man ibn
auffanb, bod mar fsin 2sbsnsasi4sn msbr
pprbanben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-04
Spbe Narfer Seott,en.

Better 9,eyossril .rbisIt am sr,;.
too in ber 8elI,pue gRins surI s;nsn
OsS,nfaQ ,inen Nr,1 SrS I;nfsn
8,in,s.
- Sin ainb ber GbsIeut. eofob
6,nrp BON SadIon stross storS T an,
Sonntaa 0Srmittao uuO uurSs am
Oisnftas bssrbiat.
g., "a W.. en. ct:
fer Siros, oIitt am Gomftos bs; ;hYsr
Seimatb aui einem StIdben Gis ana
unb truo burh ben erboI,,nsn San s;ns
8srrsnfuna bed SbuIterbIatt.s Soson
0s, a. s,h,. ,,. e.L. 80 CO.
q 9onn,b.nU, T'1 son so oofa...,. spa .'s JUN
H;,s GM "m Srs;,o" w" ,,ssr.yn ~I,as,'s ~ S.ab' @
lena s;nsn N.;nsn e,i;,t.r "' ~ ny v's S1 Sp's'
,p,Ih,r bs;nobs s;s @sh,r";, " ~. S.gs1s.., SuS.,
,.rissri, sip My,t sn,s.rn,. g ~ os's'ot" ss'.
h6S Sas in % Srs; @,SS. ,"sbxs .Sb 1s,S .,
mar " Wv "D' s''''1'"
0os INN nom sorh;o.r m., m,,
,b,ms unn isin,r ,rs;ssn " Sr"u U.t w t,I's". Ta
unnrssn,I;hs oa"n.S4 o Ss4S'."s mM
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-04
@uter eeut[dher aaifse /!

Srr @oObpin, 8iqiams Co.. Sus..
idreibt uns: Bon einsm 9adst SaI,srs
2afse.Samsn ios i'd 900 9funb Bob.
men. bic bsRsren 8affss lisfern, als
aaffes. Der bier i'm Store far 80 Gsnts
sefauft irirs.
Wlan ienbs bisis ROti, nit l5 Gsnts
in Srisfmarien an Sobn u. SaI,sr
Sssc Co., 9uGroHe, 8is., unb man be'
iommt frei Elm 9aeist 2affssbobnens
Samen une SamenfataIoa !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-04

- @sssn bic SOtsais,ns sss Bm.
Dsdslnid an Slb Nain Nsenus il aud
bitiss Sabr cine RsmOnfrana sinsstra.
Gen iporbeH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-04
3emfc's =.
S ltoentide Sierilnbe,
~--.-~aaznar
918 Nenn aDeune.

Gin mad aItosutid1 8siis sefibrtes aotal.
no man fdtr IN ftets au9susbms Ssftli4aft
~ fuosn,
Gas nit osrieIben perbunoene Rt f au.
ran lisftrt aqe 9sItattHsn Der Sabresisit.
,.@lnburasr Poib du uno beige Biere,
insportirft @tib. uno ROtbwtlHs, prima Cigar.
sea, bSFi4t DteisHuRs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09
One on the Policeman.

Policemen. when they are off duty. have
some very remarkable and interesting
stories TO tell.
one of the best that has been going the
rounds for several years is told on Cap
tain John Thompson.
one night Captain Thompson had oc-
casiOn TO arrest n negro hack driver. To
save time the Captain got into the hack
and ordered the negro TO drive 10 the pO-
lice barracks The novel procession went
along all right. with the arrcsting officer
sitting back I'm the hack and the prisoner
taking himself I'm his own vehicle TO the
guardhouse.
Just before reaching the barracks the
negro stopped the horse and jumped from
his seat. He then ran away. leaving the
Captain on the inside. The door was fas-
tened and by the time the Captain got out
the negro was ont Of sight
Captain Thomas drove the hack 10 the
barracks. but he never saw his prisoner
again, some one else being the owner OF
the turnout-Ailanta Constitution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09

Ing the other day and was thrown fuzzy
fifty feet. coming down with broken los.
Policeman Wilkinson. who was on 'ne
scene, attempted to put the animal on.
of his misery. lie fired two shots al inc
dog but Don evidently leads charmed
life. for he hobbled home on three legs
Mr. Anchor called In the services OF a
veterinary surgeon, and the dogs leg was
set In splints. and he VIII be all TEL ~,
again in a short time. Dons most ,niin
ing experience. however, occurred cou.
pie of years ago. when a travelling snom
visited Bristol The dog was taken up In
n balloon. and when at the height OF 800
feet he leaped out. landing on terra hrma
nharmed.-Philadelphi Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09
The Summer Nan.

II would be gratifying to say that the
summer man Is beautiful spectacle, but
no isn't. The golf-stocking and small-cap
era has brought MS comfort but its aes-
thetic attractions are not enllvening. The
average masculine legs are not fine. their
disposition 10 bow or shrink or bulge ap-
pears only too candidly along the contours
OF the hosiery There is a stunted ap-
pearance. too. In the ensemble. \ dress
suit tones up the plairest form. Prince
Albert" frock lends dignity. \ high hat
is a towering crown Of respectabiiity. All
these adventurous aids are lacking In the
summer rig. The toys flap Ike loose sails
I'm a calm. The pedal coverings show up
I'm all the solemn bigness Of the American
foot The little cap is so insignificant and
so hard TO get off that it il actually dis
couraging many men from lifting it as a
salutation 10 a lady or course all criti-
cism is hopeless, for the summer man, al
though a little later than the summer
girl in getting ripe. IS now blooming and
blossoming on every shore. Go where
YOU may you Will find him. and it looks
very much as If he intended to make his
hygienic crusade a universal movement
lie can never look as attractive as the
shrtwaist girl but he can be "a comfor-
table. and that evidently in his inten-
ton IesliGs Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09
Snakes Plan a Robbery.

Messrs. Frank Hooper. James ogier'
Percy Blogg. and WILDER Rose, or Balti-
moro had an unique experience inc o'n''
day while on an ornithological eAcui s'o"
They were searching for bank swallow s
I'm the neighborhood OF Rochester beach
about 4 mile from the pier "here inc
excursion boats land. -.
The nests Of bank swallows are pu'l1
in holes in perpendicular Dahhs' EN-
ally In colonies. dozens Of NOES p'l"H o''s
a few inches apart. The DAM .no youhs
men were exploring was about tfrty
feet in height with the nests averaging
seven feet from the top. Inc pahk was
almost perpendicular and the nests Were
reached bv means OF ladders constructed
OF trees.
one Of the naturalists. after working
for some time at one OF the nests. ret
his hand come I'm contact with something
unusual. Drawing out his hand ana look
ing into the hole he was surprised 10 ma,
coiled down at the bottom "A huge black
snake. which. after being gotten out and
killed. proved TO be nearly ieet in
length.
Afterward two other snakes. equally
az long. were found In dinerent holes.
The surface Of the bank was perfectly
smooth so the only possible way for the
snakes to have reached the nests was
to have let themselves down from some
short overhanging roots at the top OF the
bank.
The snakes seemed 10 have worked
along the bank from nest to nest. as sew
eral nests were found in which were
eggs that had been empticd Of their con-
tents. In a nest with one OF the snakes
was a bird which had been lately killed.
and which tho snake evidently was about
10 devour when It's own end came.
The naturalists said they had been col
lecting eggs for many years. but had
never before seen anything so ike a we'll
planned attack of snakes upon birds eggs.
Baltimore Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09
Declaration OF Independence.

In view Of the work OF vandals at Wash
ington and the curious ideas Of meum and
tuum which most people show In their
dealings with government property, II Is
surprising that the Declaration was not
injured In some way during the halr-
century when IL was on public view. II
was never under special guard. There
is always a Waterman in the library, but
all the watchmen in Washington could
not prevent the mutilation OF the Capitoi
and the Washington Monument; and as
to the government records. they are in
constant danger from the people who are
in government employ One clerk OF the
Senate not many years ago walked Off
with every important autograph COM
munication to the Senate which passed
through his hands in the course OF his
servlce-Leslie's Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09
The NckinlcN EnninOise.

n those who have seen most OF him
since the Atm of March were asked what
trait OF the Presidents character had inn
pressed them especially. they would say
his marvellous self-contrOl. The adJec-
tive is right. The Mckinley temper IS
marvellous. In the four years Of Presi-
Dental term the first quarter IL the most
trying. This President has passed through
the ordeal. The first evidence Of irritation
IS yet to be noted. Mr. Mckinley Is a
man of convictions. He does not hesi-
tate to express disapproyal But ne never
yields to the petulance which attends up
on annOyances. There have been great
men in the White House. but history re-
cords explosions of passion from WASH
ington all of the way down the line 10
the present exception. This equipolse or
Mr.. Mckinley is so remarkable that IL
has been spoken of frequently as a ma
tural gift of great worth. The pOssessor
has been congratulated as if it was an
inheritance The truth is, this complete
self-command IS second, not first. nature
with Mr. Mckinley. 1t was acquired by
such rigid training as seldom falls 10 the
lot Of man.
Il remember Mckinley" said one Of his
oldest friends. las a man with his full
share of impulsiveness. The time was
when he gave way as other men 90 under
strain or provocation. Do you want 10
know what wrought the change? For
twenty-five years this man has stood be-
tween his wife and all that might give
here the slightest worry. No matter what
the load he was bearing. he has never
failed to wear into her presence smiling
face. Whatever emotions might be surg
ing underneath he has appeared calm and
placid on the surface. This frail being
owes her life TO his shielding care Self
control was born of that twenty-five years
OF devotion. There you have the whole
explanation of what IS 50 admirable in
Mckinley character. st. Louis Globe
Democrat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09
FOR A COURT MARDIAL.
COMMAN DANTy OF COMPANIES A,
AND ID. ONLY AFFECTED,
They Have Been Placed Under Arrest for
Failing to Hand In Their Quarterly Res
ports in the Prescribed Time.

Another Court Martial seems to be In
sight for some of the officers of the First
Regiment Infantry. 1t is reported that
Colonel Henry c. Jones, the commander
of the regiment, has placed under arrest
the commandants of Companies a, ID
and c., OF the regiment for falling 10
hand in their quarterly reports in t'
time prescribed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09

The Daniels parrot died at Johnsbury,
VI. the other day. OF old age. being 81
wears old. He was taken from the nest
when very young. and lived for fourteen
wears on the Isthmus Of Panama.
For seven years he was with Spaniards
in Mexico on a cattle ranch, and could
speak very good Spanish. He spent elev-
en- years on a steamboat crossing the gulf
of Mexico. three years with the Wise
family in. Johnsbury. and for the past fif-
teen years was with the Daniels family.
who were offered s65 for him six years ago
by the Managers of Barnum's circus. He
laughed and seemed very bright almost
TO the time Of his death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09

IVEY.-Entered into life Thursday al p.
NJ. EDWIN MAY. son of Richard w.
and Luly W. Ivey, aged three months
and three days.
Funeral from the residence TO-DAY
friday at ; +. NJ. DOG east Clay street.
Friends and acquaintances Of the fam
lily invited TO attend.
This little bud, so young, so fair
Called hence by early doom,
Just came TO show how sweet Hover
In paradise could bloom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09

Bold Winter-time is King of Year.
The Queen Is balmy Summer;
And though therere many queens OF soap,
The King is WOlfes famed HUM
MER."
Save HUMMER SOAP" WRAPPERS
The largest number gets the WORLD
BICYCLE FREE. on exhibition in Roth
ert * Co.'S window, Fourth and Broad
streets Richn end Va. KELLEY *
DUDLEY. Wholesale Agents. New
Phone No 5i4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09

Pronrietor-"What are you taking back.
there?'
Waiter" Customer sent this steak back.
saws he couldn't eat II
Proprietor examining iD-"fake II on
back to him at once and tell him he'll
have to pay for il. We can never use il
again: he has bent it all out Of shape. -
Pick Me-Ep.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09
SIMILAR OFFENCE.

This Is the same offence for which some
time ago Captain Harris. OF Blackstone
was placed under arrest. \ Court Mar
tial was ordered I'm his case. but at the
last moment the order was cancelled
The officers who are said TO have been
placed under arrest for neglect OF duty
are Captain c. Gray BossieuX. OF COM
pany A Richmond Grays), Captain Chas.
a. Crawford, Of Company (Old Domin-
ion Guard) and Captain J. J. Haverty'
OF Company G Manchester Grays).
THE REQUIREMENTS.
The new regulations, which have re-
Gently been adopted for the virginia vol
unteers. require commandants OF compa-
MES 10 send their quarterly reports INTO
regimental headquarters by the SIN OF
January. 9Th Of April. 9Th OF July ana
5th Of October. II they fail to do so WIN
I'm the prescribed time. commanders OF
regiments are required to place the negh-
gent commandants Of companies uhher
arrest. and TO take the necessary steps
10 have court martial ordered to proceed
against them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09
rs Cold Tea Pitchers, made OF
best quality clear crystal glass, full
half gallon size, TO be closed out for
O cents each.

half gallon size, TO be closed out for
Q cents each.
Large-size Glass Berry Bowls. imitation
of real cut glass. always sold for &c. cut
now TO Sc. each. "
2Oo I.arge-size Best Quality stone Pick
ling and Preserving Jars, cut now TO Joe.
each. .
Fuil-sizc Berry or Ice Cream Saucers'
hest English China nicely decorated, al
ways sold for csc. a dozen, choice Oh any
Real English China Tea Pots, full size.
with pretty floral decoration, actuaiy
worth i5c., special for to-day 25c. choice
Full Size Parlor Brooms, made OF
Western corn and 4 times sewed,
for to days sale 8 cents each.
Lawn Mowers. with best steel blade,
always sold for s.. now S2.J5 each.
500 Pieces of German China,
consisting of Large Bowls, Plates,
Cups and Saucers. Pitchers, etc,
all handsomely decorated and Stlp-
pied gold trimmed, actually worth
up to IS cents, for 5 cents choice.
100 dozen Cold Tea Tumblers. made Of
best flint glass. with ground bottoms to
be closed out now six for Sc.
$40 Cans Putty Metal Polish, To be closed
out at &C.. per can.
25c. real china Decorated Mustard Pots,
complete, with China Spoon, for DC.
slafqa.