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WINDSOR GROCERY, Is ,s.s,is 81, Srssss. ss;s.
We Ofger Wines and LIQUORS

for Family Use and Medicinal Purposes at
very low prSces-
fUHk WINES C3arss - gal. ZfnfA1ie 5
GAL, Port snd sherry .ss sal, and upwards. All
Doy1isr brapds whistle. and California grspe All
Per Gal, and upvs ard. DeSr. beaver slsn per doa
aeart. Al atern s1D per dos. quartz. Ns,
Tontcs "fhr beiov the usUAl drug store prtr-A"
We sare reeommends dsd and ttroAiEed b, the Mod
1e n Hrassrnfty a. Best Families of Denver. u,
n0s coenpa- . Ne With that c'As VII y Nrol
tAis hne. send fer rompI to price ~.
=. n. BESSIE . CO., Rreps-
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To Lyons, Estes Park

And the famous fishing resorts in ST. yrain
canon. Sunday. June 9Th, the Burlington
VIII put on TSTns Ss r"R m sy Benys
every week day at 0:3O n. M, arrive Lyons
40 a. m, connecting at Lyons with splen-
did four-horse stages for Estes Park.
Welch's Ranch and Arbuckle's Fishing Re
sort. The Sunday train Will leave Denver nj
$50 a. M, and returning will reach Denver
I05 p. M, giving day to visit Meadow
Park and the Canon of st. vrain, Sunday
for one dollar for round trip.
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A Veil of Mist.

Rising at morning or evening from some
w-Iand often carries in its folds the seeds
OF malaria. Where malarlal fever prevail
no one is safe, unless protected by some
eficlent medicinal safeguard. Hostcttcr's
Stomach Bitters Is both a protection and a
remedy. No person who inhabits, or so
journs In a miasmatlc region or country,
should omit to procure this certifying agent,
which IL also the finest known remedy for
dyspepsia. constipation, kidney trouble and
rheumatism,
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Queen y,ctor,.,. Big Family.

Queen Victoria has had over seventy de-
scendantx, over sixty Of whom are living.
Che has had nine children. seven Of whom
are living. and innumerablc grandchildren
and great grandchildren. Her sons and
daughters who are living are: The princc
Of Wales the Duke Of C"nnnught, the Duke
of Edinburgh, the ex Empress Frederick of
chioness of Lorne, and the Princess Beat
rice. Among her descendants are princes,
princesses, dukes. dnchesses. one emperor.
two empresses one marchioness and a lady.
William George Jordan. In June Ladies'
Home Journal
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Gaxe arr sI,ter Ausz.

It was long time since they had
seen each other. and naturally enough
they had lots of real nice things to
say to each other, but her little sister
Grace was very much in the way so
to sgeak.
Run along TO mamnia, uunr. sne
said to the little one. I'll give you
some candy II you will"
mo. don't want to-"
"Ah now. please do. like a good
little girl
But I'd rather stay here"
II won't take you out driving with
me tomorrow, If you don't"
Her pleadings were in vain, and so
the little one remained. Presently
mamma came in. and the conversation
Jagged a trifie. Suddenly thought
struck little sister.
Say" she asked, what did you
want me to go to mamma for little
while ago?"
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A severe shock Is sustained by the moral
sentiment of the people at Washington upon
the discovery that the old pensloners who
returned &s2.JO TO the treasury. which he
believed to be an overpayment. has been
aijudged insane and sent to a lunatic asy-
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As ThlnKs Go.

Here's another case Of extremes meet
Ing"
'what?"
mot long ago you couldn't hire messen-
ger boy to hurry; now. since they've put him
on bike, you've got to fine him to keep
him from scorching. ng."-Phiadelphia North
American.
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ssYour husband seems to have great firm
nese Of character" 'ies; when he takes
and rheumatism in the country cou!dn t
make him put them on again"
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AHea came down very late this morning
M. Dookkeep." 81 know 1t. sir. but /
cee14n't be helped. had to decide whethe
- Y1ef = straw hat and my fur overcoat o
. ~ hat and linen duster.'
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Had to FInIeli 1t.

A Scotchman once hired himself to II
Cheshire farmer. AT breakfast one Of the
famous cheeses of the county was set before
him His master left the Scot at table, and
later, when he appeared for work. said to
him: SANDY. you take long time to your
brea kfast."
.Troth. mastcr'' replied the Scot. ''n
cheese o. that size Is nae soon eaten AS
re may think. San Francisco Argonaut
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Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price, TIC.

don't yon. Miss Biggs:'' "Yes: but don't
call rs that; the new woman won't stand
being ordered"
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Dor, Tobacco Spi! and snsk. Your Lii. Axsr.

70 quilt tobacco ensily and forever. be mag
ne tic, full Of life, nerve and vigor. take No
to- Bac. the wonder,worker. that makes
weak men strong. All druggists. 5Oc. or 81.
Cure guaranteed. Booklet and sample free.
Address e:eriing Remedy Co., Chicago or
New York
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OUR BUDGET OF Fun.
SOME GOOD JokEs. ORIGINAL
AND SELECTED.
The Colored BOY At the Fhhi.g fsea
Had the Bulge - the Fish When He
Got Into the wstsr-0svs Her Dis
Sister Away.
Tn. Sum Of Life.

The Sum of Life.
~ ARCHER OF
J! !: !: !:
~ gold. whose
rHA days and nights
All waste away
aN in anxious care.
1Mfh ~ Estranged from all
of life's de-
Unlearned in all
that II most
IW fair
Who sailest not
~l with easy glide.
But delvest In the
depths Of tide.
And strugglest in the foam;
o! come and view this land of graves,
Deaths northern sea of frozen waves.
And mark thee out thy home.
Lover OF woman. whose sad heart
Wastes like a fountain in the sun.
Clings most, where most Its pain does
start.
Dies by the light 1t lives upon;
Come to the land of graves; for here
Are beauty's smile, and beauty's tear.
Gather'd in holy trust;
Here slumber forms as fair as those
Whose cheeks. now living. shame the
Their glory turn'd to dust.
Lover OF fame. whose foolish thought
Steals onward DER the wave of time.
Tell me. what goodness hath 1t brought.
Atoning for that restless crime?
The spirit desolate.
And open to the storms of fate.
The absent soul in fear;
Bring home thy thoughts and come
with me,
And see where all thy pride must be:
Searcher Of fame. look here!
And. warrior, thou with snowy plume.
That goest to the bugle's call,
Come and look down; this lonely tornb
Shall hold thee and thy gloriss all.
The naughty brow. the manly frame.
The daring deeds. the sounding fame.
Are trophies but for death!
And millions who have toiled like thee.
Are stay'd. and here they sleep; and
see,
Does glory lend them breath?
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.Whsnever I make n new acquaintance
in1e1aettvely size him up "Well, I hop,
yoas 4on't overlook the fact that the new
Acquaintance instinctIvely sizes you up"
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Mamma, there are thousand cats in this
bDoeh.r "Why. Bobby. not a whole thou
sa11r .Yes; look out of the window-there
are two in our yard now"
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Re.t Llce Powder Made !. NIcto Napto.

Safest and best. VIII not harm eggs or
chicks Sent postpaid for Doc. Sold by deal.
ers or Haines Seed Co. 132:. 18th street, Den
yer. Colo. Samples sent free.
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$|00 To Any Man.
WILL PAY 500 FOR ANY CASE

OF Weakness In Men Thsy Treat s.a
fnil to Cure.
An Omaha Company places for the drst
time before the public MAGICAL THAI
hHST for the cure Of Lost Vitality, Nervous
and Sexual Weakness, and Restoration Of
Life Force in old and young mon. No
worn-out French remedy; contains no
PHOSPHORUS or other harmful drugs. 1t IL
WONDERFUL TREATMENT-magical il its
shects-positive in its cure All rea1 srs,
who are suffering from a weakness tHat
blights their life, causing that mental I'd
physical suffering peculiar to Lost Nan
hood, should write to the STATE MEDICAL
COMPANY, Omaha, Neb., and they will
send you absolutely FREE, q valuable
paper on these diseases, and positive proofs
Of their truly MAGICAL TREATMENT. fhous-
Ands of men, who have lost all hope of .
cure, are being restored by them to . per-
feet condition
This MAGICAL TREATMENT may be taken
ut home under their directions, or they will
pay railroad fare and hotel bills to all who
prefer to go there for treatment, II they
fail to cure They are perfectly reliable;
have no Free Prescriptions, Free Cure,
Free Sample, or c. o. ID. fake. They have
t250, 0,o00 capital, and guarantee TO cure
every case they treat or refund every dol
lar or their charges may be deposited in q
bank to be paid to them when a cure il
snected. Write them today.
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There is one thing about base ball that
can't see into" "What is it?' "How 1t /,
that amateurs know much more about
the game than the professionals
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AFs. WlnsloW's = Soothing syrup
Heen1fea testhing ,softens the gums innam
yAaaAvs pais cures wind collie - bottle
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I bs11sye my prompt use of Piso's Cure
p1eyeated quick consumption.-Mrs Lucy
Wannce, Marquette. Kans.. Dec. ~. 1895
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D1asass Hsee Dsvsas Wsh c.sesrsea.
- Id G c. is1. d-Ussist. lsfand nossy. %
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~ even with Nobbs for talking TO me
- 46QA about his dlsemses.' what did
- 1ef 81 ssnt his address to every pat
ent 0o4teine afm In the country
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0SD Hand Machinery. Mining Engines, Boi.
{ crs, etc. Send for prices. S. S. Machinery
Co.. 1922 Lawrence. Warehouse 9Th x Market.
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CI 0OlCTc COIFAN AVE. FLORAL CO
IlUnlOIO G2s 10th st. Tel 1914. Green
houses Cor. Colfax and York SITS. Denver
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No-Te- Bse for FIfty Cents.
Guaranteed tobscco habit cure makes weak
~ sefoeg. blood pure. b0c q. All druggists
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DRuNKARDS e 1sA1Vrnb.. 4 5.

Ik0 of0V5hR fof drink Il Q dfDeaSo, Q marvellous
curs Ter whtch has been discovered called Anti
Jag. which nsk-s the fnebrtate loss Ill TASTE for
givea secretly h tea, coffee. soup and the IKE.
II. 4 A.si7Js4" !; %. ksps y yo.r dIses,,s ssnd
way. New York. ard = Pin se sens postpetd, in
pls1n wrapper. with fun directions how 70 give
s-eFPtly. isfss1asten DsileA Tres.
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laauoR MAR,r ro-IrlyELY CIiaEn

1eNe Treetsest-written guarantee giyen-n
snf9 no pay. Send &C. stamp for treatise Senrotc
Ae9e3ne Co.. Hornellsyi-. \. Y. Mention this pape
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C0aldn't Escaps.

Farmer (watching colored boy ash-
ing IN his private pond): DID you
ever get any Nsh here?
Colorod Boy: Yes, sab; once, whsn
I fell in ths water. wun come In NJ
mout.
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per hour by the celebrated Weber Gasoline En-
gine. No more trouble to start than a gasoline
stove. 1t will irrigate your ranch, pumping the
water from fifteen feet deep for seventy-fve
cents per acre and no row about the ditch. 1t
will hoist your ore from 400 feet deep for az
cents per ton. Cheapest power for irrigation,
mining, or for any other pnrpose. Send for cat.
alogue or come and see It run.
THE }. n. MONTGOMERY MACH. CO.,
I77o-z7 Curtis ST.. Denver, Colo,
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seal Seals, !, ,AyBB]ER ]! BEL STAMPS f.sSS!ts s.9S

TENTS. hWNlNCS Wagon coyers: etc. Jas
l.ariner st Denver. Catalogue mailed free.
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TChnuCDc SUPPLIED and position, found
IEAUnCnO FISK TEACHERS AGENCIES,
isanc Su ton, mgr, 7ap Coo per Bdg. Denver, Cole.
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weeping asa Cr,s.s.

Weeping aaA Crytag.
Don't cry" he entrsated.
Then he perceived that her handher-
ehfef was edged with the most sxQuf,-
lte lace.
Don't seep." he said. correcting
hinssaf. Sstroit Journal
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Denver Directory.

SThTE lRE snmGpiins ap wG5t.-omss Albany
sren took valuable 10 ore clippers, MALE free
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
mr. rhLhrHONh FIGHr.
Much Comment and sentiment Aroused
Among the People

Much comment was INDUCED I'm ycsler-
day Boo regard 10 the telephone situation
boo this city resulting from the decision
of JUDGE CON. which WAS published in
Sir. a. " Meredith CITY Attorney. was
seen at ms Office yesterday and asked
what steps he would take IN fur
ther fighting The Old COMPANY he
stated that De was just liking mp
p,alug tle case before .he United
States circuit Court of Appeals. lie had
not dttltrd as yet whether cor not the
ctso wou'o De- argued before ,Iat tribunal:
Iio would .hInk over the matter and
reach "a conclusion later
ono case wJJd he brought before the
tni,co States Circuit OF Appeals ma Nov
would not Doc rendered before next May.
1f Judge CONS decision is sustained steps
will ue 900 once taken tO obtain a writ
OF cCrtorau from ihe United states SUI
prone Court. and the case VIII DE carried
before that august body. 100 which event
80 will De probably two years or more
before DO Will hr finally settled
Mayor R. n. Taylor was yesterday
seen Boo regard 90 the decision of Judge
Golf Mayor Taylor said Dec was no law
ycr and could not of course. put his
opinion against ,hat of the Judge He
was for home Industries and home pro-
ducts FIRST last and an the time. Il am
600 favor of Richmond aheId OF every
fhlnr" said De- "und / hope tO see She
home people win against these outsiders.
As tnc case now stands the only way l
can see ont of the diMcrltv is for the
cif2ous of Richmond Get 'oFeiher and
decide Co unite against The OLD company.
Public sentiment mieht hc s1 worked mp
in favor of Tie home company ana
aEi inst tlc bcil ds tu solve the problem.
j would advise. of course, That the b.si-
ness people uHtr0uize 'te local cnterp- re
as the city of Richmond is now ing
& wcl known Councilman who was In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS.
The Worlds Dependence ON the Genius o
nIscoyeTy,

parbans there is nothing In human ma
turc more interesting than It's marvellous
variety OF tastes ana ambitions Even
Tho dead level OF the commonplace which
~ lie oricin in the sOrdid struggle for
exf-.ance noesessos more Of ligat and
shada 81 vari stv and attractiveness than
the ordinary observer would suppose.
But take life at stage above TINS.
where men and women., nesln 10 cream OF
Tor fane and the horizon OF interest IS
a, once videned, we find ourselves
abo,e the mere material. and approach
inc the realms Of the spiritual and the
idsll.
81 s.ri,,ino Tor money only. quite oppO-
cite opinions have been set forth Oy men
81 cc,iai Standing I'm the world Of intellect
and genius. one saying that the love
OF money Is the root OF All eNll, ana the
other that "the man VINO loves 10 make
money Is sure TO love inc soou 'n"9 nion-
Wben he founder OF the Vanderbilt
family I'm New York began his career by
rowing a boat from staten Island 10 the
city with garden truck ms 3hly ahDltlpn
nrobablv was TO make an honest living.
put when he found that II paid 10 carry
passengers. also In his boat, and that sim
larger profits would come from the use
of larger boats and hired oarsmen ms
horizon was extended, ana IL was ohly
should be among the first 10 discern the
advantages 10 be gained from the use OF
the steamboat. and the steam railway.
The great mass OF mankind find their
avocations in the channels Of trade; and
In the evolution Of modern life. art.
science. philosophy. education, literature.
may be as truly called trades. as any or
the callings which men pursue.
And vet we all honor the man or Science
who puts as in possession Of some great
fact or device that adds 10 the comfort
and convenience Of life. If il be only the
Englishman who invented the lucifer
match, and was given title therefor;
or the other English scientist who is
now making known 20 the world the
fact that ali garbage may be utilized 10
produce light and heat for the cities
whose refuse II is.
10 tho American scientist who has
brought TO the knowledge of men the
wonderful virtues Of Paine's celery COM
pound a crown Of immortal glory is due,
because IT has proved boon 10 millions
whose systems were run down, or ner-
vous force impaired. II has succeeded
where an else has failed, and rich and
poor Of many lands have called 1t bless
cd.-EXchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26

Within the next few days an important
work ON the trouble some SHprk'f tir'h
will have been completed and one great
source Of trouble removed
About sixty years ago hume was oulit
across this stream a short distance De
low Dock street. 10 was constructed OF
stone and the arch was only four 1ect
above the bed Of the creek. The result OF
So small passage was 10 give the stream
"a funnel shape the smaller opening beng
near the outlet. and TO cause much dam
age by reason Of the waters OF the creek
backing up into adjacent houses ana eel
lars.
Last November under a contract with
the city Mcssrs. Peter Donald a Sons, for
1.l00 undertook 10 substitute an iron
flume for the canal for the stone arch
and to widen the bed of the creek from
twenty TO thirty feet by removing the
Western wall ten feet out. The depth
OF the flume was reduced from eight 10
three feet. This with other changes, IN
creased the space between the hume ana
the creek by six feet
The work referred 10 rs being done be-
tween Dock street and Warner Moore *
Co.'S Mills. The stone work Is complete,
and the bed is now being cleaned out.
The Chesapeake and Ohio and southern
Railroad Companies will remove their
piles from the creek this week, ana the
danger from this festive stream VIII be
greatly reduced.
While This Is a great advance it is
hoped that il will nOt be the end OF the
improvements The City Engineer has
urged frequently the necessity as a safety
measure the enlargement OF the arches M
Dock. Cary. Main Franklin, Union, ana
Marshall streets 20 give freer outlet 10
the waters OF ShOckOe, but so TAR the
money has not been forthcoming.
Ii IS only a matter OF time. however,
before the work must be done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
THIS TIME A PRESIDENT.
Az hssAssIA's HAND STRIKES down
THE URUGUAY,s EIECUTIYE.
The Deed Was Committed at National Fete
Held In Montevideo-shota and Died Ale
most Immediately.

MONTEVIDEO. August 5.-During a
National fete which was held here to-
day. President j. Idarte Borda was shot
and killed by an assassin.
The assassination Of the President &C.
CURED as he was leaving the Cathedral
where the Tc Deum had been sung. Pres
ident BOrda died almost Immediately at
ter he was shot The assassin. youth
named Arredonda, was arrested.
THE PRESIDENT.
seno- Cuestos. President Of the Senate
has assumed the Presidency Of the Re
public ad interim.
idcnt OF Uruguay, for the term eNtend-
ing from March. 1884, TO 1895. The feie
al which ne was assassinated was ncinS
held In celebration Of the independence
Of Uruguay. which was achieved on Au-
A. he time Of Senior Borda's election
ne belonged 10 the official party, and was
elected BY a very narrow majority. Inc
people ii was said, were sddly disap-
,,frtod af the result. but order and quiet
was maintained. The leading papers OF
Uruguay deplOred the election OF Senior
pnrdo and declared that IL marked a
reaction I'm the country's progress
Later President Borda Issued a procla-
nation TO the erect that MS auihlHlslid-
fion would conduct the business OF the
ctato Ia The interest OF the whole nation,
"a nat no would invite the assistance
of an political parties 10 that emo lhls
procl8mation made a very iaVoraple I'M
nression on that occasion, the Presi-
dent accompanied by his aide, Leuten-
mt Colonel Turrene. had been horse
l,.rl riIing As he dismOunted IN 'front.'
~ Tho Government palace, youth APP
proached him and drew a pistol beloie
Inc trigger could be pulled Lieutenant
colonel 'Turrene struck mp the arm OF ths
wouId-be ASSASSIN and the DAN pd'Seu
over the Presidents head.
TRIED If BEFORE.
Another attempt 60 assasslhale MIN vas
IA ON MAY 10th. when he received a
bonb sent him from La Plata, Argentina,
mich was i'm a box and so set that IL
,vn,,id evplode when the box was opened;
fortunately. suspicion was hIouseu alu
thc hoy was turned over 10 the poilCc' ~
whom IL was destroyed; . ,,.o,,,,,t,,
Tho murdered President was probaply
eet,, Years Of age: he was married ana
~ q family and also had brother
,,.Lo a. an officer in the Uruguan army
III IL ~ "a candidate Of several parties,
49, 90, nv as known he was not ldehtlil'u
go, onv marty OF the people. ana ms
I,.,o,, ms said 10 be distasteful 10 the
,nore advanced element Of the people
- ,vo,,Id not be surprising. said one
dinioroat speaking Of the AFFAIR to-hls ~
- nc murderer belonged 10 the social
toto or Anarchists There are huIhpeI
~ eocieties OF Socialists IN Jrusuay,
MANY ~ these classes are sent ou1 oi
their native countries and come 10 ulu-
guav where they continue the pioP"-
ganda Of their ideas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26

here socially any more than they do IN
Richmond and the colored man Woum
have better Judgement than TO obtrude'
You wouldn't have TO get DIT closer I"
the ColOred visitor than you do TO the
home negro. But you would, or course.
treat him I'm a humanitarian and chris,
tian-like spirit because I'm the North ana
West he Is led 10 believe he is human
being and the equal Of any man I'm the
eyes Of tho law and his Maker. But when
"a Philadelphia even admits this much ne
doesn't invite him into his house, or ms
club as am associate.
you people must get over this intolcr-
alton and lack Of fraternal feeling for the
North n you want 10 grow strong, materi-
ally. iudustrially and financially and take
your proper place elbow TO elbow with
Your sister states II YOU don't you can
not expect Northern and Western people
and capital 10 come among you. You
must become I'm fact, what YOU arc ia
theory Unionlsts true American citizens
You can revere your dead and honor their
memories. but you should. In justice 10
your late opponents. always remember
that the G.. a. II. man fought with the
conviction that he was doing his duty 10
his home and his country in UNFOLDING the
Union"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
A TRAIN RAN OVER HIM.
WIrRE q. TUENER MEETS a
SHOCKING DEAJH.
A brakeman on the Chesapeake Gets
His Foot Caught Past in the Guard
Rail with Fatal Results.


4 very sad accident took place on the
Chesapeake and ONO railroad at the
Twenty-nfth street Draw-bridgo last
right about O'Clock. as "a result Of which
air Wythc a. Turner. who was employ
- as extra brakeman on the road died
IN less than an hour after he was found.
he lived az C.5 south Church street
Fe was "cuttne loose an empty car
Of the train ON which ne was WORKING.
when in some manner unknown he got
sis foot raupbt Ina b guard rail- while the
train was shiuiag. and the ears passed
over him.
SHOCKING INJURIES.
The mans injuries were Of most
shocking character. soon after the ac-
cidcnf took place 20 was discovered and
what little could bc done for the man was
done until surgical aid could bc secured
Two or three cars passed over him.
Tho ambulance was summoned and re-
sscndod promptly with Or Baughman IN
charge This wa about $40 O'Clock. The
ecffDrlrr man was found on the q. and o.
tack Two squares beyond the draw bridge
on the other side Of tho canal. lie was
wing beside some cars. and was DOB grtat