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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22
New Train to Nashville via c. X o.

Commonclng Nay I6th the Che apeake
and Ohio will establish train service to
Nashville. Tenn. presenting the most de-
slrable route between Virginia points
and Nashville for those contemplating
attending the Centennial celebrations.
By leaving Richmond at 2l5 T. NJ
Nashville IS reached at =. H. the fol-
lowing afternOon-only one night out en-
route.
The route Is through the mountain re-
glons OF the Nirsinias and the Blue
Grass section OF Kentucky. and via Gin
cinnau or Louisville. with privilege OF
stopping over at Mammoth Cave. Rates
are the same AZ via other lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22
BAPTIST PUBLICATION SOCIETY.
Election of Onicers-Very En-
coaraging Reports.

PITTSBURG. PA, May 1.-THE Amer
ican Baptist Publication Society elected
the following officers to-day: President
Samuel A. Grocer. Pennsylvania vice
Presidents-Edward Goodman, Illinois,
Joshua Levering, Maryland; George -.
Horr. j.. D., Massachusetts: j. W.
Searles. u. d.. New Jersey; Secretary, a.
!. Rowland. ID. D.: Treasurer, Mr.. B. j..
DennsOn: Recording Secretary, j. Il.
Walker -. ID.
4 number of interesting addresses were
made during the morning session, one
being by Rev. Righard Carroll. of south
Carolina, on the work among the colored
people.
The annual report of the Board OF
Managers was read by General-Secre-
tary Rowland. Of Philadelphia. The sum-
ming mp for the year showed very en-
coura ofnpr results
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22
CUBAN RELIEF FUNDS.
First InstnIment Received by Gem
e,aI Lce-Ruiz investigation.

HABANA, May 2.-An instalment Of
the $4,000 appropriated by Congress for
the relief of suffering Americans in Cuba
has been received by Consul-General Lee.
per Treasury cable transfer, and is now
on deposit with s. G. Lawton, Childs *
Co. the local American banking-house.
The Ruiz commission did not resume
its sittings to-day as was expected. Mr..
calhoun this afternoon accompanied
Senor Jose Congosto the Spanish Consul
at Philadelphia, to a conference OF proml-
nent local AutOnOmist and Reformist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22

dynamited and derailed an exploring en-
gine between Christie and Serge. Province
OF Santiago de Cuba, and afterwards ire1
on the train, which followed 1t. Ilundering
and burning three cars. The remainder
OF the train put back 10 Christie. The
local guerilla force attacked the insur-
gents. killed I've OF them. and recap
tured the engineer % the exploring en-
gine and three railroad employees. who
had fanen into the hands OF the insur-
gents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22

that Polk Millers Italian Insect Powder
has no equal as an exterminator Of Files.
Reaches. and other insects? BECAUSE
Il is the genuine article. put up I'm bot
Ties only never In busO. TO protect our
customers as well as ourselves from the
numerous limitations with which the mar
ket Is flooded For sale by all lea Ing
drug and grocery stores at 10. q and Joc
POLK MILLER DRUG COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22
won. Cobb q to y second. Rastus Is 60
third Time. :03
THREE CLEVER EVENTS.

NORFOLK. VA. May 2l.--Three very
clever events closed the spring meet OF
the NorfC,k Driving club and Fair As
socauon this afternoon.
First race-one mile.-TiIie Ferguson
won in three straight heats Time, 20,
2:2i l-i 2Zi -. Baron Wood and Prin-
cess Arlof also started.
Second race-one mile.-Nilford won IN
three straight heats. Time, 2:SO IL.
2:2S 3-4 rs IL. Cleorice. Guytly, and Pat.
also started.
Third race-running. half-mile heats
Miss Carter won frs, and second heats
and the race. Time, 81 -. 81. Con-
ISOLATION, Myra H., and Mormon also start
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22
ARNIISTICE ANNOUNCED.

y 1
ATHENS. May q. . p. MA dispatch
from Lamia says that white flags have
been hoisted along the lines of both
armies. and that Crown-Prnce Constan-
tine has formally announced the armis-
tice to his troops.
In spite of the armistice, the Turks
have advanced to Daitza and occupied
and fortified several positions. The gov
ernment has formally protested against
this.
1t is said that the Turks are pillaging
and burning in all parts Of Thessaly.
The Boule will be convoked as soon as
the terms Of peace have been arranged.
MILES AT CONSTANTINOPLE.
CONSTANTINOPLE. May A.-United
States Minister Terrell escorted Major
General Nelson 4. Miles. Of the United
states army who was accompanied Dy
his aide-de-camp, captain Gdnhs, anu anu
two secretaries of the embassy, 10 the
ceremony of the Salaamllk to-day, dfler
which General Miles was received ny the
Sultan. who gave him special audience
General Miles viii start for IheSs1ly IN
"a dav or so. Captain Scrben, the United
states military attache al Rome mas
been nominated military attache az the
American Embassy at Cons,antlnople.
POWERS PEACE PROPOSITION.
LONDON. May A.-A dispatch 10 the
Daily Mail from COnstantinople says:
'.rhe ambassadors Will present a note 70
the Porte tomorrow, embodylng the
terms of peace TO which they Will agree.
me note Will refuse TO permit the aboll-
ton of capitulation in the case Of Greek
Subjects or the annexation OF Thessaiy,
but will consent 10 q stragetic fortlnca-
tion of the frontier. and TO an indemnity
not exceeding l5,OO.o0O francs.
TURKISH VESSEL SUNK.
LONDON. May 2--A dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Berlin says the Post
publishes a telegram from Salon'ca as
eerting that in spite OF the armistice a
Greek warship has fired upon and sunk
"a vessel flying the Turkish nag FIVE OF
the crew were drowned.
RALLI MAY RESIGN.
LONDON. May 1.-It is again reported
bv way of Vienna that serious dissenslons
have broken out In the Greek Cabinet
and that the resignation OF NJ. Rail- Is
probable.
KING GEORGES SUPPORT.
LONDON. May 22.-The Vienna CORE
spondent of the Daily Chronicle says:
II learn from a reliable source that Tie
fate OF the dynasty OF King George
trembled I'm the balance last week Sc
rious attempts 10 depOse him were
frustrated by the direct action OF the
powers The Russian Government
warned NJ Rail- in the plainest terms
that the Powers were doing more for tn
sake OF the dynasty than for the nation
itself"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22

In April. the Heymann Company, OF
New York. sent 70 a Richmond firm n
case OF artificial Flowers for hats. which
the Richmond merchant refused 70 ac-
cent Yesterday this company. after ne
gotiatlng with julius Meyers Sons for
their purchase, sent telegram as fol-
lows:
Postal Telegraph Company.
New York, May 2ist.
julius Meyers Sons:
WIN accept 60 cents on the dollar fos
the flowers.
5. N. HEYMANN COMPANY.
or course. Meyers accepted this offer,
and win start the sale OF them this mora
inc as soon as the case Is delivered 10
them by the Express Company. who have
had them In stOrage. We reter 10
Meyer's Dry-Good Store. corner Sixth
and Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22
BICYCLE RACES At CHARLOTTE.
Another Large Crowd Drawn tn See
the Professionals.

CHARLOTTE, y. c.. May H.-The rae
ing at the bicycle-track to-day drew an
other large crowd to witness the profes-
sionals ride for the gold. Summaries
First race-half mile. open Jack won;
Nawhouse second. Steenson third. Time,
1Il.
Second race-two-mile handicap Jack
won. Newland second, Eaton third. Time.
$50.
Third race-one mile, open Eaton won.
Time, 2:2)
Fourth race-Onc-miie amateur. open -
Halstead won, Clum second, Shade third.
Time 2.9l %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22
: GEORGE,S SUPPORT.


LONDON. May I.-A dispatch to the
DAILY Chronicle from Paris says that
rather Sebastian Kneipp. well known
throughout the world because OF his
sr.,ter-cure. Is dead. He had been suffer-
Ing for some days from Inflammation OF
the lungs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22
FLORIDA impeachment Proceedings

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, May A.-1he
nv n vote of SC 10 3. adopted the articles
of impeachment against State-Treasurer
q II. Collins. that were reported by the
Special Committee yesterday. Malfea-
eance and incompetency are alleged In
Zach article. Speaker Mays appointed
Nessrs. Harris. OF Monroe; Wall. of Put-
nam. and Xewadsk of Marion. a commit
Zee 10 present the articles of impeachment
before the bar o. the Senate which WEI
.c done tomorrow .----
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22
THE Northern Prcsbyterians.

EAGLE LAKE, IND. May 2.-This
W. REGARDED as one OF the most i'm
rortant DAYS Of the ses ion Of the Gene
raI Assembly. 1t was opened by the
nresentation Of gayel 10 the modera~
To- nv, General Harrison. The gayel
Us composed Of hard woods oak pop
lar back walnut. birch, aud maple The
oak The General said, represented the
Calvinistic framework of the Church;
~, nonlar the free civil government fOs-
tcret bv the Church, the black walnut
MOI painted nor hidden, stood for the
Cburch's love Of finish. or indyidualism:
the birch with dropping branches and
ciiroing leaves. typihed the sheltering
care of the Church for the lambs OF
COD ana the maple. with its message
~ sweetness. stood Tor the retiring
yaoderator and his sermon. The various
pieces OF wood were all historic. The
ddaL was from the First church I'm In
diana and from Hanover Theological
seminary. the mother OF Mccormick
ro,ninary. Chicago. The black walnut
was from the First church OF Indianapo-
lie All the constituent parts represent
ed first things.
before proceeding TO business the chair
men of committees were announced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22
CUBAN RELIEF RESOLUTION.
1t Has Not Vet Been Made
Effective.

WASHINGTON. May Glowing to
some hitch at the Capitol, the Cuban
resolution was not signed yesterday by
the Speaker and Nicc-President As the
SIGNATURES must be attached during the
sessions OF the House and Senate. and
as both houses have adjourned until Mon
day. nothing can be done until that date.
The relief il provided for the starving
Americans IN Cuba is postponed three
more DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22
cuhans dynamite "a Train.

HABANA. May 2l.-Captaln-General
Weyler arrived Yesterday at Cienfuegos
province of Santa Clara. The INSURGENTS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22

Broad-Street Park.
Locust Dale Academy VS.. Richmond
College.
Game called at i:So l.. II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22
THE PORTE ORDERS GUNS.
Miles nj Constantinopie-'iO Greek
Cabinet Dissension.

CONsTANTINOPLE, May p. - The
Porte has concluded large contract
with Herr Krupp. the German gun
maker. for a supply of artillery ana am
rnunitiOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22

San Francisco, Cal-lt has Leak
ed out that the concessions OBJ
tained by Jesse Grant and mis- associates
from the Mexican Government for lands
surrounding the famous Hot Springs OF
Tia Juana, across the boundary line.
covers also privilege for running a
lottery and gambling devices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22

TUE WEATHER ~ RICHMOND
YESTERDAY was c ose and hot. with 4
sa,,ara thunder and rain-storm In tho
as,ernoon. followed by falling ,empera-
tnre AZ night. The stars were shining
al midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22
n urrYMANN COMPANY
The Weather.

WASHINGTON. May a.
rorecast Tor saturday: For
III Virginia and North carolIna--
Fair weather. except showers
near the coast; cooler: north TO
.a.,us Winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22

Mean temgeratare.....-. .."..."..7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-22

The camp accepted an invitation from
the Sons of Veterans to attend divine
services with them Sunday night. at the
Hoge-M Memorial church. on which occasion
the Rev j. T.. Cook will preach special
sermon. this being their anniversary.
Chairman John r. Laughton. Jr., Of the
Picture Gallery. made brief statement
OF the work OF tnat committee. He said
that pastels had been received of General
q. W. c. Lee William Malone, David
Wcisiger. and oil paintings of Colonel
Willie Pegrain and General COlstOn.
There were now under process Of pre-
marathon paintings of Generals j. Il. Ma
gruder. r. Lindsay Walker, " illiams G.
Wickham. and Joseph L. Johnston.
The times., 1897-09-28

Robt. L. Waring, HllIsd ale; Chas A.
Krause, 1923 New York avenue: $ II.
Murray, 21oS 4th street; NJ. Touhy, rs
12th street southeast, and Geo. A. Wihte,
1912 f street southwest
Circuit Court No. 2 during month of
October Robert Kelley, 100 9Th street
southeast; Richard C. Glenn, 2O7 I'd street
southeast; Z. T. Trueworthy. 1410 New
York avenue; Chas. ]. Beck, BrightWood,
w. n. Brrchell, 1925 F street; F. Tolspa,
$40 7tn street southeast; William Balingef
I3O3Clif,on street, Alexander Mowatt- 1898
18th street, W,n. w. Tuckey, G26 18th
street; Marion Wicks, 724 18th street, John
II Toomy, 1851 street southwest, Wn.
a. Davidson, jr., 610 Sth street southwest;
NJ. Frank Rupert, 1924 Tth street; Ezekiel
Ti5uor, 32i 6 street southwest; John
Wineherger, Brightwood avenue, James II.
Saunders, 3224M street. JosephGawier, IT,.
1884 Pennsylvania avenue, Maurice FliZ
gerald, 612 4 I2 street southw est; Geo. L.
Walker, 3ll2thstreet: tieo.S- Kraft, Il 90
PENNSYLVANIA avenue Charles Toonib, 1929
Pennsylvania avenue; James b. Hender
son, 923 street; Chas. A McEuen 1420F
street. Sam Z Fly, Bowen road, and
Morris Hahn. 1871 Pennsylvania avenue
Police Court, during months of October,
November, and December George Shep-
pard, 426 sth street southeast; Vim. X.
Beverly, 1894 I1th street; Prater II Green,
s46 r street; Morgan S McCathran, ia
4th street southeast; D. Montague jacobs,
1919 pennsylvania avenue: John 7 yler Ala
East Capitol street. II c. Owens 34I Pierce
street, Anacostia: william Heider Feuley
town; John Cochran, 1921 Pennsylvania
avenue; 3. F. Joy, Monroe street, Anacos-
tia; William Langley, 100 street south
east; Michael BIumenthal, 1854 N street.
Frank I. Buppcrt, 63T L street; Chas. H..
Keltlec. 1872 MARYLAND avenue northeas 81;
Fcndlry Saur, 317 I-2 street southwest;
Join NJ Noeli, / 300 9th street; Walter ;.
GRAY, 20G 9th street; Frederick BIumer, s21
C street. southeast; Jas. P. Hall, 475 H
street southwest; George Luckett, 706 I0th
street southeast; David Wolf, 1109 Stu
street; Harry T. Burton, 2904 K street
Edwin I Tracy, 1908 9th street; VIM. Gf.
Dawson. 4ts 18th street southwest; Frank
r johnson, 469 P Pennsylvania avenue, and
Samuel We'll, Io7I Jefferson avenue
The times., 1897-09-28
REPORT ON The AIR MOTOR
Mr.. Bailey Says the Tests We're
Satisfactory in Every Way.
He Is Satisfied That the System
Can BE Put Into Successful
Operation.

The final report OF tie HoadleyK yKnght
air motor test last week was made TO
Commissioner Black Yesterday afternoon
by Mr.. George II Bailey who has had the
test in Charge He reports that the test
was in every way u careful andexhaustive
one, ana that its results are most salts
factory as TO the ability Of the motor 20
Go the work required Of it on the Ec<Gg
ton road. Mr.. Bailey says:
According To agreement with Mr..
Schoepf, the test was To be five trips per
day for four consecutive days. running
from the lexington car house, near the
corner Of Fourth and streets, To Fit
teentb and g streets and return, a dis
tance Of 81 mics.
"The test commenced Wednesday, Sept
cmber 22."
Mir. Bailey appended tables showing that
the time Of the trip varied from 43 To
80 minutes. the stops from three TO four
teen, the number of passengers fruia three
to forty. The consumption of free air
per mile varied from ! ,007 cubic feet tu
1865, hut was rarely over /. 100 feet.
MIR. Bailey continues;
''On the tEird trip, September %, when
the ar-motor car reached Florida avenue
an electric car with forty passengers on
board was held up by breakage of the
trolley wires, and was unable to proceed.
The car was taken in tow and hauled to
the corner Of Fourth and T streets.
The third trip on September % was
made during violent rain storm. The
tracks at lexington place and Florida ave
nue. were covered with water fully a foo;
deep when the car reached the point going
west. The only delay occasioned was by a
horse car which had been derailed by the
heavy wash.
During the test the car ran with great
regularity, being always ready at the APP
| pointed times; the only impediment to
rapid motion being the sow-moving horse
cars running on the same track. The
car starts and stops without shock OF
violence, responding promptly to the
work and speed demanded. and runs with
| little noise or lateral vibration.
The present appliances for compress s.
ing and supplying air are crude and inn
perfect, but with proepr and economically
! arranged plant there S no reason tu doubt
the successful operation of the system"
The times., 1897-09-28
CONSIDERING THE ESTIMATES.
Those for the Schools VIII Be Made
Known Today

The District Commissioners were in ses
sion as u board yesterday on the estimates
for the year 800. The consideration OF
the estimates is nearly completed. The
schJoi estimates Were taken up yesterday.
Superintendent Powell being heard by the
Commissioners The estimates will be an
nounced in their revised for IN today.
superintendent Powell was asked by a
Times reporter whether the numtjerof new
pupils this year had come up to expecta-
tions.
Yes: d little more than that he said
There are vary nearly if not fully, 5000
pupils in the schools, several hundred more
than l expected. IL several Of the build
ings there is considerable crowding, which
was not expected We believed we would
have very nearly sufficient room.'
The times., 1897-09-28
BUTCHERS TO ORGANIZE.
Well Attended Meeting of the Cen
trial Labor Union.


trial Labor Union.
The Central Labor Union met last even
ing at Typographical Temple. There were
delegates present representing twenty-one
trades unions, and President Spohn was in
the chair.
Mr.. J Monroe Krieter, chosen a delegate
vice Mr.. Lpn Shimp, resigned, was present
representing Columbia Typogra phieal Union
No. IOI.
The grievance committee reported that
a conference had hsen arranged with the
board of directors OF one of the local
breweries relative to differences bet ween
the latter and the Engineers Union. The
conference viii be held next Tuesday, and
the engineers are requested to be repre-.
sented by a committee, TO state their
grievances. 1t was also reported that the
differences between S. Kann Sons AMI
the Electrical Workers Union had been
amicably settled, and the former was now
employing only union men.
Itwas also reported that non union brick
layers and steam-fitters were being em-
ployed on work at the Treasury Building
Delecate Willis, from the Cigarmakers'
Union, reported that many OF the mem
bers were out OF employment, andr equested
that the Central Labor Union take some
action with view of increa asing the con
sumption Of union-made cigars. He sug-
gested that special committee be ap-
pointed and use It's influence to have local
dealers TO handle, 50 far as possible, none
Dut home made cigars.
The matter was referred to the commit
tee on union label.
Organizer Silver stated that he had re-
ceived a communication from Mr.. Homer
ID. Call, secretary Of the Amalgama ted
Butchers Association, requesting that he
use his rest efforts to organize the butch
ers in this city.
The times., 1897-09-28
INJURIEs PROVED FATAL.
John w buchanan Receives Them
in a Railroad Wreck.

John " buchanan. Of Washington, died
at Conuel!svi.le. Pa Friday, from injuries
sustained in d railroad wreck between
Connel!svilIe and Pitbsburg, Thursday III ght.
The aged parents Of the dead man. who
live at 10. 1910 Marion street, were
notified last night, and they sent a dis
patch TO Morris & Co, undertakers, at
ConnellsviIle, directing that the body be
shipped 10 Washington.
Il is expected TO arrive here this morn
ing. The arrangcm ments for the funeral
have not been completed, bat it is known
that interment win be made at Rock Creek
Cemetery, and that the fun eral win
probably occur tomorrow. Buchanan was
stone mason
Not many months ago he and his wife
were divorced, and since that time he
has been wandering around the country
working at his trade in various places
Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan are very old
people, and have suffer ed many afflic-
rions- \ child OF theirs was drowned in
James Creek Canal about one year ago, land
several wears ago daughter was burned
to death
The times., 1897-09-28
Wants the Contract Carried Out

Joseph B. Bailey filed bill in equity
yesterday against Edward Fitzgerald ask
ing for the performance OF an alleged con
tract by which it is said that the defend
ant was to convey t) the complainant part
of lot Il, square 437. Mr. Bailey says
the defendant made contract in writing
agreeing to sell to him the property for
So o.500 but upon the money being ten
dered Fitzgerald he refused to accept it
TO execute the deed OF conveyance. Bailey
now asks that the provisions of the con
tract be carried out.
The times., 1897-09-28
3. X o. BULLETIN.
REDUCED RATE.

niagara Fallz aud return, SO. Per
eoualig conduclcd iPE-stay tour I Iuesda y,
October 3 Special train from Washing
Ton. with coaches and Pullman cars, $40
&. m Stop osegs at Mauch Chunk, Glen
0noko watkins Glen, Geneva, Rochester.
auG Rlrfa3o- Reserve space IN advar@e 1t
b. & Q. ticket offices
PtHadelphis and return, 50 90. Tickets
good guilg ou 90 and 800 a. III. trains,
valid rnr r-ta-n Ou al regular trains sun
day next
Rapin,ore and return, 81 90. An trains
soing and returning sunday next. Item
The times., 1897-09-28
ROBINSON & CHERRY CO.,
18th and f. SITS. n. w.
City Brevities.

The DAILY Court Buredn made its first
snpearanot Yesterday. 1t is devoted -
lgw. real estate. finance and general IN
formation and is published by Messrs-
Thomas c. Noyes, W. J. Dwyer and
Thomas M. Harvey.
Mis. Frsncis soudcp. 2C6 X street north
wcs;. reported 10 tue police yesterday
that hei house was entered by th'ei
spme ume on Ftiday night and mi"
several hooks were stolen.
chr. Xander's Stomach Bitters, anti
udar:aI, 60c qt. 500 7th. 1t
The times., 1897-09-28
sTAAr WAS KNOWN HERE ALSO
His Career in This City u Very
Brief One

John II staat, until very recently as
sistant manager of the Hotel Waldorf,
New York city wbois under arrest Tor
wholesale pilfering OF that hosiery, also
has an unenyiable local record
staat, it IS said, came 10 Washington III
the early part of the year 1889, and
leased tie Hotel Lawrence, on Pennsyl-
vania avenue. between Thirteen nth and Four
tee,lti STREETS. As a manager here has
career was brief, fer in the latter part
of the following year, Gu account. OF lack
OF patronage, the doors of the Lawrence
were closed.
During his stay in Washington, and while
he was running the Hotel Lawrence, ne
contracted IA bill amounting TO $50 with
Saks & Co, which still remains unpaid
The times., 1897-09-28
Mr.. Butterworth to Answer.

Charles c. BulkIey, of Chicago, filed a
petition in the District supreme court
yesterday asking for rule commanding
Commissioner of Patents Butterworth to
show cause why a writ OF manda mus
should not be issued compelling him to
give Rulkley access to the papers on file in
the application of Frank E. Kinsnian for a
patent for a telegraph switch board. Judge
Cole issued the order.
The times., 1897-09-28
ANOTHER WHITE HOUSE CRANK.
A womau Would Like 10 Have the
Pres sdeut's shoes

Tie White liouSe craHks" Eaye asked
FresiGcut Mckinley for nearly everything
from ryunG-trip tioket TO Calcutta To a
soft" position in Uncle SAINTS employ
but it remained for Rhoda Pierson, an
old cy'oreG woman TO appeal TO the fresi-
dent Tor Il new TaiT of shoes.
kno o.. came here from Norfolk, Va,
and called ON Sanitary officer Frank yes
tcrday. S.,e said she tad lived in Albany,
y Y, but the people there had been un-
kind 10 i,er and She lad been obliged to
leave.
Mr Frank informed the woman that the
Presieent had stopped giving out
shoes atd turned his attention To
consuSilps, but REoda remarked that
she want looSin' fur no kind O. ships, 4"
and if sae could not get shoes size did
not care for anytuing.