davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The indicator., 1897-04-03

81 blind in ID at
tiers OF life aud
health She has
no right 20 shut
her eyes TO the
plain facts Of her
physical being
and the couse
queuces Of neg
lect. She has no
right 60 be wretch
ed and i'll WHEN
she might be hap
py aud free from
The indicator., 1897-04-03

Though | haven't heard a robin.
Yet | know that springs in town,
For scorcher on his cycle
Has already knocked me down.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21
rrrE,r ~ ENstANn.


legssr NJ ArhEtrssroa Treaty ~
eire> s5Erer Comment
LONDON. May S-The rejection O,
he arbitration treaty BY the United
States SscSte hsS been received with
much disappointment here Snd many
hard things are being said about Am
s-EcU- politicians, The weekly news
r2pers Indulge in cau>tic comments on
he subject.
The Saturday Review says III IL
las done nothing more, the disposition
u this uUtGppy measure has opened
-ee sysS O u1Sny E,cEEiShusr 70 the
batter feelings entertained against this
country hy s large section o. the Am
e-5cG-S, arG constantly tCEsrtsG by
large section % the American press,
The Spectator rsDSrSS, The fail
ure Of the trsaLy. rightly or wrongly.
win be regarded IS sign yhsr Amer
lea does nor want q position Of rsrra-
rent fr5sCtltcsSS with the Old couo~
try The result Is Gerlorable. but II
Is no ECoG 10 blink sc the fact.
The Daily Chrc1fcls uses the rejsc-
rio- Of The treaty - q peg upon which
20 hang s. rahi5 te-urCiztiCr o. the
Marquis o. S2liShury-S Premiership.
which il SAYS represents s. record o.
failure Gl-CSC unparalleled In the his
-crv % England siding England
hardly sank SO low in rle evil days Of
me SguEr-S.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21
- - sArANEsr.


Nuube- Or C-fru-ssI- vsr-e,s -
Eesvs ENar-re-r, WISH
TACOMA rwas1-1. Nay s.-A dis
gl-cE from Everett says -Ez- several
hundred v-c-s-s- from the S-eE.s--
nail WORKS, paper uLL acG SlHu1-.Ls
-1z-s mex LIST svsELcE and determined
ne 10 allow twenty japanese IGborers
90 - 90 wC-E Nc-G1y night On the
-Ez1- StlL- az the Everett Box EGc-o-y-
Tie meeting appointed s committee
B1IcE vent 90 the japanese bCGr-l-S-
house ard notified them cf -Es action
taken rEs japanese referred the Con-
-L--Es &c the proprietor oE the box tzc-
-1-y- ard a1Sc stated that they would
have 90 consult with. japanese Consul
Sa--C l- TLcC-l before they could give
EEv answer
LE-=- IN the evening they were told
20 leave the c--y by Monday night
IBIS they do E-- intend 90 60 unless
rC-S-L SGI-C advises They think they
SIRE being treated Eci-s--v and tC2e q
Japanese var S-5r VII Dc sent co FC-
zs- Sound TO C-u-ser rE=L- rights Con
sui SG--C clE-C- 1s seen tonight Eav-
EE Ec-e 70 S5G--L= 20 meet the C=cs-s
Of JErl-sSs steamship there To-
-c--rw 8 -es=--a-lTz q The Everett
japanese wiz confer with him
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21
PAEI> ,GoCRN>.
Eo-ribra Er-s-~ or ETvc 81 G-sud
5'sSssszs--

EcrriHrs Ee~z-~ or EIvc 81 Grand
gss1ss--
PARIS. Nay 5-Ths terrible IRE ar
the Grand Bazaar De Charlie. tenn
Cc-G-y wooden structure 100 yards
long 90 yards wide. sreJtst in the Rue
Jean Gcujor Tor an annual charity fair.
OF which all the most prominent So
Getty ladies Of Paris are pa-o1ssSes.
has thrown the French capital into
mourning
The coctGs-aCiCr- which broke out
shortly after O'Clock yesterday in The
NI2eCCCasraph booth near the stall OF
the Duchess DUES. While 1850 to 1000
wecs present. Is believed 10 have caus-
81 The loss OF over 200 lives. As this
dispatch * sent. early wednesday
morning. Iii charrsd corpses have been
recovered. together with u portions o.
bodies the identity OF which may new
5- De established
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21

session with Czly utas members pres
sEt RE hG& no truuele IN getting the
resolutions favorable 70 the Snrclrasc,
O. the rsclvrcctty treaty PASSED. To-Day
he went 70 San Francisco, where K i
srr-0cSet the rs, rctioeS. rsSSs3 viii be
delivered 60 those who sre managing
-hz seEzr PEOPLES caUrsiSn
Hs-s are those here who would
s--r-Ely Crrc>e Ehe resolutions. bu,
tesv were ru- through without q chance
rgs-s S-vsr tc- s- CrSc &tSecSSic1
wre- RE cEce-s cs-s5S 60 the sense
% re Commercial Association it win
-sE- -hEt rgs nine members cut o.
rr-- roe voted tor .ha resolution
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21
Michigan Forest Ffre--

DULUTH MINI Nay FUresI
1res GrE raging uzbared II this pzrr
q Minnesota and they ara dangerously
1eGr This city he Fire Department
EzS been called out The pesrhouss
ard tEE poOrEouse caught IRE twice
cCr1g tie day hut rte Ezu@ we're
conquered By ths fr1eu before uuch
damage vas done Three houses OF The
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21
snsIIrar Il Oasr,satfrs.

PORT TOWNSEND wash. Nay
IA Tug which arrived here this eT-
s1L1E from The E=iEhboEtOod Of VII
EE1s Head Tie British Coluubiz
quarantine station brings word rha-
twenty new cases % smallpox have
developed II the last thirry-Six hours
among the Chi=se brought over By the
Empress Of China On her last TIP
As there are $50 Chinese IN Cuzrau-
eEirIEe, The quarters are very uuc1
crowded FurLhsr Development OF The
disease Is probable, although every e.
fort K beng made 10 suppress Il
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21

Morgan Cuban resolution probably will
os tsSea W McniSy, Snd X rsy lead
- 3 prolonged api Spirited debate,
Senator Morgan Is determined % press
he resolution 70 an issue. 8a& Senator
Hale i Ylst IS determined 10 prevent
It's passage, Hale undoubtedly wl,l
-tovs - refer the resolution 70 the
Committee On Eoreign resolutions. az
an EFFORT vii De u,SGe - enlist the
friends % the Administration against
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21
CHAe,rAN NUT APOLOGIZE

TIE Fr=~5-s=-- A5vt-z- Ch= p r,iC--
>evzf-- >-EEr TrusG Witness
WASHINGTON Nay She friends
Ct ElT=r-CC r CtEp-zc a New TorE
--.= Ezca-----E-- witness IN The S-Ezr
---S- Investigation have submitted 20
-Ez President & petition for cIEzEcT-
course Of EGlC1 which should Be fol-
lowed preliminary 10 any szzcE-iTz
aston
II : Understood that this l. II tbs
-z-l-e @ Al apology CT re-ac-o1 for
The course which ksG p-zcst him II
EEe E--1-C5= q & co1ruuzcioCs witness
L L mt S-ECz6 positively vtz- the
President VII do should The course OF
zc-Ic1 suggested b pursued blr II i
t=L- rhGr CE2ICzES prospects Of : PAR
--1 G-s materially improved
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21
- ~ - 10.

WASHINGTON. May &-The little
steamer PirtS. which has served for
many yeSrS as s. kUuhoSt in Alaskan
waters, has bsso ordered home 70 Mare
island, she has outliyeG her usefulness
ana 20 insure safe VOyage down the
cc&St The Alert has been ordered tro,0
SAN Francisco 70 SitSa 70 convoy the
plugs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21
gESrGvArroN NOT ACCEPTED.
E-- rE= Present Efche-HcEe VIII
Ezuztu

F- rE= Present EfcEe-rcEe VIII
Eeuatu
The designation Of the imperial
C1Lccs--C-. Prince EcEezLCtz- and the
Minister for Foreign Affairs. Baron
ME-sgEEU vU- BLsbersceIu- have been
in The hands q the E-pe-u- for weeks
bur no action has YET been CakeZ On
W5.CsS,zIy his majesty had q LccE cor
vs-sl-lC- with Prince ECEsCIc-s- and
-l-=- he received Baron Marshall Won
6-=--ers-z-- JrOC this occasion the
foreign domestic and political Si-ul-
--CCS Es-s discussed he Lc-erCa- ion
Il troubles. The PruSszac law ass.gci1-
tons and the military tariff bills were
discussed bur 70 agreement WES reach
ed Just tC- the Ec-=z- II Is certain
-E1- The present CABINET VIII retain
rs rcs-- Both Prince EChecIoEe and
Baron MARSHALL V-- Bls-berS-EIr "
vzl- Tor EC-E C-rur--ue moment 10
press -Ezi- RES -z-iccS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21
FIELDS SUCCESSOR

They Vow - 'T7vfI be tscT OF
West Nfr=tuis-
RICHMOND. Va. Nay st Is learn
Sd upon good authority here Char Jus
-lcs Field Of California one Of the
Assccllrs Justices CT the United States
Supreme Court. VIII shortly resign.
and Nathan Coz Of West Virgins. the
Oldest United States Circuit Judge, win
be appointed in his stead Should this
plan le carried cut. i- : claimed thai
Judge Edmund WGGtlI Jr-, % tins
city vii De given Judge GrES place.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21

NEW YORK Nay Tang IN E1--
E=E Mzis-E q CEz 10 rtz Czz-zE
>-z.zs- EE1 Is ECT SPECIAL rz--es--
-z-LT= E-CZ C1Iz &C -Ez ec1-L q s.
R=-=-s1-E planted z -zs tbs zE-z--
--c- II ms EruE-z wEsr zE5eE the
caSs=- C General Gram lay tC- twelve
Tzz-s- - Erl1lls 70 Cts zEorT q
-E= E5E sCl15E tE Ii HING CEzuE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21

CHICAGO. Nay She TIus-He--
ads Washington special says The
Peruvian Government zfIsr Nay I0-h
VII esGss the coinage Of silver and XII
E0C perUir The importation q any sill
~ coin Director Preston q III
Timed States Mint vas o=cizIIT i'd
TLse1 &C this zEec- today.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21

Francisco VIII BE Iu Shi VI, and the
lcSal ConS0l viii bs Chsns len Tong,
both being Row en- route rron China,
vi. who Was formerly ConSU,~General
al Honolulu ard 81 Havana, viii have
eharse Of all Chinese affairs on the
Pacific Coast.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21

Madrid Hzy She Q-sn Rs
Ezz- has tSsCz1 Z decree zu-hc-fzTrz
tbs raising q E5Gld 600 70 Be secured
q n czS-01s CEl@ q SEefu- n
E== tEs cos- q military operations
II Cuba ard Tie PHILIPPINES Islands
TLs Bank @ Spain VII E15srIzkz III
tssEE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21

President EsurNe'> rrgp Ansudoucd,
LONDON. May IA dispatch 20 the
Daily Mail from Berlin says the Tage-
blSJt Is authorized 70 announce that n,
Faurs'S proposed visit 70 s., Peters
burg has been abandoned
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21
czNGES ~ NICARAGUA LAWS.
The Export TsI "a Bananas 10 Be
>C-peEf-e,5

MANAGCA- Nay s-Presz-ez- e
EEz has signed TIE Law 4hcIIs1i1z CAP
--zl p--1lzEUE1L after July Isl
SiEz-EEE = GboCr To establish Z
postal EaclgE service under the treaty
E--E G[WEy SEzi LIST February.
The rarE q L ETzlu=s VII b. 50 cents
II E1LL ard q fractional eIcssses 10
cents M1o=Ez watches tez=-y and
s-ch Eporrz-io1s ss are pruhibirs5
y LzE VII - szcIEli=,. from ttz ser
vice
he EEZ q exported tGEEzz VII L.
SUspeE6s- trC0 ard arE July Is
CT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21
FEsrco-GEnsrAN AELAr1oSs.

Prince Rlt6EwTII said 70 Hsve ;
Mission.
LONDON May 1.-THE Daily Mails
correspondent 81 Paris says It IS re-
ported that Prince RatZEiII. who rep
resented Emperor William 81 the tu-
neral services held IN the Cathedral of
NOlrs Dane n Paris for the victims Of
The charity bazaar t-e- has : mission
10 improve the relations between
France and Germany
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21
-ro - - ~ Ne.serlal "a.

NEW YORK. May I0,-The commit
tee IN charge Of the Memorial day eN-
srcjSs today received S telegram from
President Mckinley accepting the in
yicatiCu 20 come 70 New York and
take part in the ceremonies,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21
TO DETER>IrNE THE B0UNDARY

NLcsrazuau sud C0-cs Riesn Com
-F~SEo1e-S 70 Confer.
MANAGCA Nicaragua. NAY =
he NIezragu2r commission Of En-
E--ssrs has started for GreyrC7u 20
EssI there the Costa RIca commission
ers- GGt then with Mr.. AIsIanGer,
CLsTsiGzt'S former EFpo5ntss a ar
bl-raz0r- 70 determine the boundary
E1= between the rE0 States
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21

IscheuJohe'> Oe>sSusJioa Denied,
BERLIN. NayS5.-It is ssm5-oticially
denied ChSr the Imperial Chancellor
Prince H0hsnlOhs, has resigned. The
Prince wGS received in audience this
morning by the Emperor,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21

WASHINGTON. Nay s--Thze II
e=rIz11-g 3 70 TIE H1s q proceeding
II TIE SEztE CEEE the week TtE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21

SAN FRANCISCO. Nay -Tte Ev-
A1g Posi- says this Afternoon thai ths
lev Co1sL-G1sEzI for ChIuz IL san
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21


uhc S--z-rc- trScicSsS q
-- -H5- err - ysl-s -he E1v-1i-z,
re---v -zs 1zEc sowing a go,
s~ -E ana 1Es --v % ssa' via
md me ISLANDS have beer
~ v -eF A>S. wet
roe s re-- tsE--E5 90 --5
-- 20 urEs -es rc'--r-ll 81
h IRE ~
has rae- -r ----~-s--s -,Ezt-- @.
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E-
Is -f-c--e-'
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MS -s E---< ere S-Ecl
ais ana -=- E-a second IRE
-s--syE-E question % -EEt-s TER
VIZ AS'E--s E-r
q re-r-- ---- -E ~r--r-s les IN szh-
tbs IS mainly considered by
~. farmers F-s 'Erc-E-s -s -1s Tes--
- - EuEE -Ev r-CCSs 70
Ssss s--s % cheese POINTS.
E crew E-e r- -Es s-r-- r-s Cor
E-ss @ w-E vE-s--T- sr--S
- @ -s
rs ---= -r =5-rs- rake --z Islands o.
-r -E -r- -s wears E-t r--
1858 - -E--w sway -eE
--Ez 81. -zr----c-r -e=-
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A
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|
been "
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- - SIRE
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l. ----a.s --es-- ne o.
ra --= -s ---.-E-- --r-s- -r -rs
rz- -F 20 something 1---
----r-- rr-s ~ =-r
---e-sss
r---Ee % Sz-s--- Es-E7-s -
1---s-E -ra -- ~ -rs Merchants
" Sa- r---- $50 h @ way ----- ---s-
1s-c-sa ne S-E--- -r-Ss -s--
cEE--z =5-- --- submit GO q CREST loss
vz-h---a 7-z--c-s =E-- N-1 --E- rz
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21

iShed, Underwear prices in
this store amaze ladies' who
are used to cutting and sew
ing their own. Take pencil
and paper and figure what it
costs for muslin. Insertion,
thread and hard work, and
see the difference. Ours do
not cost you, ready made, as
much as your material. Look
at these figures:
Corset Covers, 5 sent To SJ.57
Night Gowns, 3 cents To $3.50
ChimiSe, IS cents To SIS
DRESS We are retailers ex-
nn0no cluSivelv and the laTg-
est dry goods sellers
in Hawaii. The world of
fabrics is here TO choose
from, less the unworthy
sorts and unattractive sorts.
The gain is yours by getting
the best at falreSt of fair
prices. ChallieS are leaders
for stylish women. Bright
cheerful StuffS limiting of
Eastern spring, Prices made
to fit the times, not the goods;
They're worth double.
yards for 81
7.yardS for 81
Some At 5 cents q ward
Your pick of these goods
if you hurry.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-21

MUSLIN The Samut of
nunppwp.p prettineSSiSruR
uNDhhHhhh in our assert
ment of muslin underwear.
Ordinarily. ready : 10 = wear
garments for ladies' are
Sklmpv. None such in our
stock the underwear YOU
buy here is rs liberal in cut
as you'd make at home, and
much more deliberately fin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-08
sAFETY-APPLIANCE ACT.
Extension of Two Years Granted to
Petitioning Railroads.

WASHINGTON, d. c., December T.
The Interstate Comrgerce Commission has
decided to extend for two years the period
within which railroads must comply with
the act Of Congress requiring all railroads
TO be equipped with safety appliances FOR
the protection of employees and passen-
gers. The commission this afternoon au-
thorized the following statement:
"In the matter OF the application or
the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company,
and other carriers. TO the Interstate Com
merce Commission TO extend the period
within which they shall comply with tho
provisions Of the act of Congress of March
3 1893 commonly known as the safety
appliance act, and upon which hearings
have Just been had, the commission has
decided. for causes shown, to extend said
period two years for the petitioning car
riers."
While the formal order and the state
ment of facts constituting causes for such
action have not yet been prepared. 1t Is
understood that the extension Will not
be conditional, and the commission has
under consideration the question of re-
oulring quarterly or other periodical re-
ports of progress by each carrier during
the two-year period.
Last week the commission gave several
hearings to railroad men, and labor lead
ers on this question, the railroads asking
a fye-year extension, and the labor lead
ers urging that an extension of one year
should be sufficient.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-08
THALHIMER BROTHERS OPENING.
Attractive Public Display at the
WelI-Knovvn Dry-GOods store.

The Christmas opening of the Thalhi-
mer Brothers store last night was an
exceedingly bright interesting, and au-
spicious event. The popular dry-goods
emporium, which is situated at the cor
ner Of Broad and Fifth streets, was a
perfect model of the art Of the decorator
and dresser, and from s o'clock until 1880
the store was crowded with visitors. The
attendants were in evening dress, and
were indefatigable in their efforts to dis
play the immense wealth of goods to the
utmost advantage.
The stock contains an infinity of arti-
cles specially adapted for Christmas gifts,
together with a host of novelties, and the
usual staples.
The display OF evening silks is particu-
larly fine, and embraces Satin Duchess,
Moire, Velour, Chiffon. all shades and
styles of the Liberty silks, Mousseline dc
Sole. and Brocaded Silks and Satins.
There is also an attractive showing Of
Nelvets inD@ening shades.
The line 6f Trimmings shows the latest
styles in Iridescent, Jewelled, and Jet,
with Renaissance work of every descrip-
ton, and a glorious array of Iaces and
Ribbons.
The Kid-Glove Department will come az
an inspiration to many gentlemen who
are puzzling over a suitable gift for their
lady friends. as win also the large and
well-selected stock of Leather and Silver
Goods, Plated Ware and Jewelry. on the
other hand. the Gentlemen's department
contains all the latest styles in Neck
wear, Studs. Scarf-Pins, Fancy Vests, and
other articles.
In the basement the display of toys
this year is specially ambitious. and is
far larger than any the firm has ever
had Mr. Thalhimer said last night that
he had taken special pains TO make this
stock as complete as it Is possible TO
make it. There is a fine line of Baby
Carriages, China of all descriptions,
styles, and patterns, Bric-a-Brac, and
Cut-Glass.
In the Fancy Goods Department the
features are Toilet and Manicure Sets,
Work Cases, in plush and celluoid, and
a most complete line Of Handkerchiefs.
The firm has shirked no issue, and Of
fers the best goods at the lowest possible
prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-08
Important Additions.

Among others who are making extern
slve preparations for the winter season,
the Southern railway has carefully pre-
pared such additions TO its already peer
less service as will enable those going
to winter resorts in the South-Florida
and 70 Aiken, S. C.-to travel in more
luxury and comfort than ever before.
The Southern railways Washington
and Southwestern Limited Solid Vesti-
buled train daily between Washington
and Atlanta, will, on and after December
1, 1897, carry regular vestibuled day coach
and full-siZed vestibuled baggage-car, thus
giving the patrons of this train first-class
coach accommodations and affording
ample room for all baggage on this train.
Hunting dogs will be well cared for In
this baggage-car. In addition TO the
above, this train will be composed of as
heretofore, Pullman sleeping-cars, run
ming through between New York and
New Orleans, New York and Memphis,
through Atlanta and Birmingham; New
York and Nashville, Tenn, through
Asheville Gland Of the Sky'D and Chat
tanOoga, and New York, Jacksonville,
and Tampa, through Charlotte and Co
lumbia." This train is one OF the finest
and fastest in the country, being hauled
part of the way by the gigantic locomo-
tives recently built for the Southern.
1t would be hard TO improve on the
magnifcence of this train or that of the
United States Fast Mail, the Southern
railways solid train which runs every
day in the year between Washington
and New Orleans, La, carrying Pullman
sleeping-cars through between New York
and New Orleans, and New York and
jacksonville, with connections for almost
all points In the South; also. through
Pullman tourist sleeper from Washing
ton 10 San Francisco, Cal, without
change, leaving Washington every We'd
nesday. The United States Fast Mail
makes connection at Salisbury with the
Norfolk and Chattanooga Limited. carry
ing through sleeper from Raleigh to
Chattanooga.
The Southern Will .naugurate on jan
uary II, 1898 its New York and Florida
Limited, running between New York and
st. Augustine Fla, via Charlotte. Co
Iumbia, and Jacksonville, Offering at once
the finest, fastest. and handsomest train
between New York and Florida. con-
sisting OF Pullman vestibuled drawing
room compartment and diniBg-cars.
The Southern railway is also running a
through sleeper between Richmond and
Augusta, Ca. which Will be carried by
Limited train SOUTH OF Danville, the
sleeper leaving Richmond az II night
(open for occupancy at $50 =. NJ. being
transferred TO the above train at Dam
Vile, Va. Passengers taking this sleeper
will be enabled TO go through 10 Augusta.
Ga, without change. also 20 make close
connection at Trenton and Graniteville.
s. c., for Aiken. the famous South Caro-
lima winter resort
Immediate connection with the above
elegant trains can BE- made by passen-
gers from Richmond at Danville. Sails
bury, or Charlotte. thereby .affording
close connections for all important points
in the South and Southwest from Rich
mond.
sNote-And Southern railway dining-car
between Greensboro and Montgomery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-08
CHAIRMAN MIcAJAH WOODS HERE.
Ihe Investigating Committee Will
Assemble This Morning..

The Investigating Committee from the
Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans
charged with the duty of inquiring into
the rumors of Irregularities in the His
tory Committee of that organization VIII
assemble at Murphy's Hotel this morn
ing at 10 o'clock for conference, ana theS
win probably begin the Investigation pro-
per tonight, though they may deier TINS
until tomorrow morning.
Captain Micajah Woods, OF Chariottes-
Vile. the chairman of the committee was
the only member here last night, ana ne
was seen By & Dispatch reporter, VINO
eo,1nd him irl attendance on the session
of the Grand Lodge of Masons. Captain
Woods said that he had discussed the
matter with several gentlemen since ms
arrival in the city, but pending the coming
of his associates he was not prepared TO
say what would be done
He said that il had been suggested 10
him that the committee should conduct
its inquiry behind closed doors, and that
This suggestion would be given consideTa-
tion by the conference this morning. He
thought. though. that the committee
,,,ouid decide to meet with open doors.
lie was unable to say what line or evil
aIrce would be adduced or what wit
,,esses would be summoned, but ne
,hou,ht the committee would sit as
grand jury rather than court ana ieit
t,nsitfve that the investigation would be
tthorough and that all the rumors woulc
be probed 10 the bottom.
cantain Woods did not think IL possi-
hid Tor the committee TO begin the ex-
animation of witnesses before tonight,
n then. but said that the Investigation
would be handled without delay. All OF
the committeeman save Major Taylor OF
Norfolk. will be here for the 10 O'CLOCK
conference, aud hs viii arrive At IL