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Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-04
THE HUSKER.
Tie hrehkskha leayna

Tic breaks ne leaves
OF the tall corn sheaves
Dried crisp In the autumn rime,
While he answers the hail
or tho piping quail
And the blackbird' resOunding chime
Aud singing, the careless fellow,
Till the morning hours are spent,
He iingles the elght-rowed-yellow
In heaps With creamy dent.
Tho faded corn stock bows Its head
And leans from its 2igzag row;
From brown husk glimmers the smutnose red
And dent with It's golden glow.
The long day through
From a mist OF blue
Faint smiles Of the sky fash down;
From the sun unrOlcd
Snarls u thread 0i gold
In those tangles Of curling brown.
Hes calling a noisy "Hellom
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-04

In some Of the farming districts Of
China pigs are harnessed TO small
wagons and made to draw them, it is
said.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-04
The same.

How is the bank doing at the
Eulch;' asked Broncho Pete.
,Suspended,' said Alkali Ike.
SO? And the bankers?"
"Ditto. Life.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-04

The diocese of the Bishop of MaSh.
onland in South Africa is six times rs
large 9s the whole Of Great Britain
and Ireland.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-04

To the crow with an oye intent
On kernels Of eight-rowed-yellow
On ears OF crimpled dent.
The mournful corn stock bows It's head
With murmuring signs OF woe;
Ger heaps Of yellow and CLEANS Of red,
The whispering south winds blow.
The red sun dies
In the western skies,
Wide rises the hunters moon,
Through the lucid light
or the silent night
Rings the chirr u the sly raccoon.
A whistle calls clear aud mellow.
And the tall hound finds the scent;
Cnheeded the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
The red smutnOsc and dent.
The lonely corn stock bows its head,
While shadows Its tassels throw
On silver dent and the smutnose red
Go wayerinp TO and fro.
Elsie II. Egan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05


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Question Spark Arresters.

FRONT ROYAL. VA, March 4-Cir-
cult Court adjourned yesterday after
transactinC much important business.
The appointment Of a receiver 10 wind
up the affairs Of the Front Royal and
Riverton Improvement Company marks
the last act of another Virginia boom
tragedy. The receiver. it is understood,
will call for an assessment Of the stock
so as to enable him 10 pay of the debts
nowducby the company. Much OF this
stock is held in Baltimore and Wash
ineton.
In the case OF 3. +. Borden against
the Norfolk and Western railroad for la
hility OF a railroad Tor fires started by
sparks thrown ont by their engines was
tested. Borden claimed S2l00 damages
for a warehouse which. he claimed was
set on FIRE by A spark from a passing
engine. Counsel for the railroad con-
tested every inch OF ground. and intro
duced models Of engines. spark arresters,
and expert testimony 10 prove that their
equipment was up TO the full requirement
contemplated by law. Their efforts were
directed toward proving that with engines
equipped with such spark arresters as
they used. no spark OF sufficient size as
To do damage could pass out through
the snokestack The hearing occupied
three days and resulted in verdict Of
81 600 and interest for the plaintiff. This
case was tried here last May, but later
carried 10 the Court of Appeals, and
from there returned again TO this court
for rehcarng.
EN-Consressman Turne~ continues crit
lcaily ill No hope is held out for his
ultimate recovery.
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New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. March 4.-The
weather was fine. but the track lumpy
to-day Mount Washington was the only
winner except Nabob, who approached
favoritism. and he was on even terms
with VanBrunt in his race. Summaries:
First race-six furlongs-Belle of Ford
ham Is 10 ID first. Schrivener az To l and
10 u second. Duchess Of York go to u
third. Time. l:l9. Wolford fell turning
into the stretch
Second race-(for two-year-olds). half
mile-Nelnc Prince IS to j first. Pansy
II O3 TO and even) second. Lafayette
Ga to u third. Time. -.
Third racc-mie- Mount Washington q
to y first. VanBrunt q TO and TO p
second. lockwood 30 % u third. Time,
1:4s.
Fourth race--handicap. mile-E.kin p to
- first. David (even and 10 10 p second,
Tabouret Is to ID third. Time. l:45 -
Fifth race-scven furlongs-Nabob G 10
10) first. Domsie a TO ] and ) TO y sec
ord The Doctor ,l5 TO - third. Time.
1.33.
Sixth race-six and one-half furlongs-
Little Billy "a to J first Nit Boyhn q
80 ] and 20 % second, Little Music az
20 - third. Time, l.2i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
MCCOY DEFEATS
NICK BURLEY.
Although Only Two Rounds It Was
An Exciting Contest.
THE GOVERNOR IS DISREGARDED
Officers Were All Conveniently Absent
and an Order for Train from the
Governor Was Either Ignored
or Miscarried,

HOT SPRINGS, ARK. March i.-"kid'
Mccoy. champion middle-weght pugilist
OF the world met and defeated Nick
Burley. of California, in the arena at
Wilmington PARK to-day. The Caliior-
nian was Knocked out in the second round.
The fight was the most exciting and In
teresting ever witnessed in this city.
The fact that 1t was pulled or in dis
regard Of the Governors instructions in
creased the general interest in the con-
test. The large attendance-2cOO persons
being present-surprsed everybody, In
view Of the fact that It was declared on
yesterday. Though the promoters were
busily engaged in arranging for the az
fair yesterday evening, their WORK was
done so quietly that no one knew the
fight would take place until late hour
last night. and then only very Few.
ALL ABSENT.
Prosecuting Attorney Cloud who had
been ordered here by the Governor from
Benton TO stop the contest. returned yes
torday after having satisfied himself mat
Il would not take place. The sherih ialied
10 put in an appearance until the hSnt
was over
Governor Jones wired the officials OF
the Hot Springs railroad 10 hold the
train AZ Malvern. so that he could reach
the city on special train but ms IN
structions were either ignored or mis-
carried. and he did not get here.
Bat Masterson Of Denver. Col, was
chosen referee. and Alderman Carberry'
OF Chicago. time-keeper.
The men entered the ring AZ lZ;So
THE TWO ROUNDS.
opening. Mccoy landed his left ON the
law. hurley came back twice with lett
int was stopped Burley landed lett
ON head. Mccoy began forcing the fight
Mccoy landed three let's On Burley's jaw
hurley landed a right handed blow on
McCoy's body and Mccoy came back
with a heavy blow on the mouth, Which
started a stream Of blood. Burnley swung
right Mccoy duckins away.
Second Round. Mccoy jumped up
fresh. but Burley was bleeding ireely
from thu mouth and nose. Burley ldnu-
e1 left swing on McCoy's jaw. Mccoy
landed on Burley's jaw. They exchahseu
right and left blows In centre OF right
Mccoy landed left on body Burley then
landed on McCoy's jaw and Mccoy coun-
tered Mccoy landed left on Burleys
wind. Burley was bleeding protusely.
Mccoy led for Burley's Jaw and landed
lightly. Burley landed right on neck
Mccoy began to force the fight and In
rush landed a heavy right hand SWING
on the Jaw Burley fell like a log his
head striking the floor and he was count
ed out by the referee.
mccoy IN HIDING.
MEMPHIS. TENN. March A special
to the Appeal from Hot Springs. says
Kid Mccoy left the city on a late train
this evening for parts unknown to avoid
unpleasant complications and possible
trouble with the state authorities on ac-
count of taking part in prize Tight mere
to-day. Burley is preparing to leave on
the first train.
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Wagcs RestOrec.

LOUISVILLE, KY. March 4-The man.
agement of the Louisville and Nashville
Company yesterday granted the request
OF the brotherhood of Engineers. Fire
men. Conductors. Brakemeg and Switch
men Of the entire system. and will re-
store the ten per cent reduction in wages
made I'm September, 1893.
The request was granted as soon as
asked by the employees. who had been
told the cut would be restored when the
earnings equalled those Of 1892.
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Clarke County Court.

RTRRYNiIle. Va, March t.-Special.-7
Tho County Court concluded its session
Cor the March term to-day. William car
ter. charged with robbng A. l. Eisea. an
aged store keeper at Mt Airey was con-
victed and sentenced for five years. rho
language used by tho Court in pronounc-
Ing sentence against the prisoner Way
very severe. The Judge stated. thatt
where a young and robust man maze us9
Of his superior strength to overcome an
old and helpless one for the purpose on
deprivirg him OF his lawful property ho
deserved n much severer punishment
than had been meted out by the jury
Frank Webb. charged with stealing the
horse and buggy of William Carlisle. was
acquitted Of the charge Of grand larceny
charged. but found guilty Of an unlawful
trespass.
Marshall Milton and John Korfoot. the
two youths who ran away to join the
navy. soon tired Of their enteTTrise. ana
returned home last Monday The former
tad now lies IN at his home OF pneumo-
MIA.
The remains Of Henry Powers, tho
infant son Of tho late y. 5. Powers. were
buried at Green Hill Cemetery at II
O'Clock to-day. Some time last year this
child was operated on at the Garfield
Hospital I'm Washington for cancer of the
bone. and his condition then gave hopes
OF q complete recovery. But few weeks
ago he was again attacked by the same
nalady. which ended with his death -
Tuesday Of the present week
Mr.. Lawrence +. Lewis. lately citizen
OF Clarke county. has been appointed by
Mayor Master TO the position Of city
Commissioner Of Baltimore
Wedding cards are out announcing the
marriage Of Miss Mary Love Bardesty,
the daughter Of Mr.. Charles r. lIardesty.
one OF the largest land-holders fin Clarke
county. 10 Mr.. J.. Addison Withers. Of
jefferson county. W. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
The Pone's Subilcc.

T:OaE. March A-Parliament met to-day
70 celebrate the jubilee anniversary Of
the constitution. The ceremony took place
in the presence Of King Humbert and
Queen Margheri,a and the syndics may
ors) Of the chief cities OF the Empire.
King Humbert was presented with a
number Of addresses. in replying 10 which
he confirmed his faith in the unalteraoie
destinies 70 Italy and Italian Rome.
His Majesty's speech evoked enthusias-
tic applause
The return OF the King and Queen from
tho Ouiripal was a veritable march Of
triumph.
Upwards Of 10000 people followed the
royal carriages.
An attempt was made TO organize a
socialist demonstration in the Plaza
Dante but it failed miserably, as the
Plaza was filled with troops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
KNIGHTS OF THE FORUM,
acuuit Themselves with Worthy Val
lance and skill.

The annual public debate OF the MI
Sigma Rho Society Was given IN the
chapel AZ Richmond College last night.
and a We'll arrar ged programme was
splendidly carried out The audience was
a larsa one. The young knights Of the
forum acquitted themselves with worthy
valance ard skin.
Mr.. W. $. Mcneil arrayed In classic
gown, presided with easy dignity. sweet
strains OF music were inierspersed be-
times and every part Of the exercises
were pleasant
After prayer by Professor s. G. Mitch
ell Mr.. O. l.. Owens read "Huldy's Pies
with a subtle charm, and Mr. George T..
Ragby decaimed THE Chariot Race
from Ben 4ur. with thrilling realism.
The question for debate, viz. should
a College Education he a Prerequisite to
a Professional Careers was discussed by
Messrs ". G. woodsor and r L. VII
iiams on the Affirmative. and Messrs. G..
T. Lumpkin and g. Mercer Hartman or
thu negative. These young ora,ors man.
sgsd 10 leave the muddy realms here be-
sow, and scared IN dizzy gyra.ions. beyond
the pale effulgent moon, and reached the
brightly. twinkHnz stars amid which they
moved IN osap survey OF twentieth cep-
fury conditions, They forgot net argu-
neni either
Before clemissing the audience Presi-
dent Mcneil announced that just two
weeks hence the public debate OF tho
Philologian Society would occur in the
came hal.
President Boatwright is resting at his
father home. IN Buckingham county.
Professor S. c. Mitchell will pleach a.
the Soldiers Home chapel tomorrow
morning al IL o'clock. These Sunias
morning services are managed by a com
mittee OF the College Y. NJ c. A., ana
have been more largely attended a ely
by bo.h the old soldiers and the people in
the neighOorhood than formerly.
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OBITUARY.
Gustav Brown.

Mr.. Louis Euker has received
telegram announcing the death OF
Mr.. Gustav Brown, the former Mayor
Of Charlestown jefferson county West,
Va. Mr. Brown. who has various friends
IN this city. has been suffering with
Bright's disease for some time. He died
Thursday afternoon at o'clock in his
siXty-irst year
He was very popular at Charlestown
where he held the MAYORS Office for
several terms but had finally 20 resign on
account Of his failing health. He was
yesterday afternoon at o'clock in his
IN the confectionery business for a num-
Der of years and finally retired having
made quite a large fortune. on October
2lst 1896. he married Mrs. Amanda Hech-
Ter of this city. the wedding ceremony
taking place at the residence of Mr.. Louis
Euker. lie leaves a widow and four
sons.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon.
FUNERALS YESTERDAY.
The funeral Of Mr. John II. Schooler,
took place at u o'clock yesterday at
his late residence. Thirtieth and Main
streets. Rev. Or. w. Il. Hatcher conduct
ing the exercises. The interment was
IN Oakwood
The funeral Of Mrs Catherine Krug
took place yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock from St. Johns Lutheran church.
Mrs PAMELA 4. Page.
Mrs. Pamela L. Page died Wednesday
at her home in Goochland county.
Mrs. Page lived 10 be nearly eighty
years old and was consistent Christian.
living in her native county All her life
surrounded by friends and relatives, she
shed lustre upon their circle and a
place In their hearts which will be hard
10 m.
She leaves many relatives In Richmond
to mourn her loss among which are Mrs.
Julian W. Tyler and Mrs. Frank Y. Bald
wln
The funeral services and interment
took place at the old family homestead
at which she died.
DIR. j. billiard.
Dr. ]. billiard, an old citizen Of Gooch-
land county died Wednesday aged
seventy-eight years. The funeral took
place from Dover church in Goochland,
al 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon
4. W. Deahi.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. March Especial.
Mr.. A w Deahl. one Of the hest known
citizens OF this city. died at his home on
Duke street, last night MT. Dcdhl was
born in Clarke county in 1892 and came
10 Alexandria when a young man and
married Miss Elizabeth Proctor. He was
one of the vesiryuen Of Grace Epicopal
church and enjoyed the love and respect
OF the community. His wife and four
children survive him.
MIS-. Mary Coleman.
ASHLAND. VA. March. Especial
Mrs Mary Coleman. widow Of the late
| Charles w Coleman. died very suddenly
this morning Of heart failure aggravated
I by congestion Of the lungs.
! She has not been well for the past few
months but for several days had been
! much better.
| The funeral serN Ice will be conducted
al her late home here by Rev. Mr.. Clas-
| turf after which the interment will take
| place in Hollywood tomorrow upon the
arrival OF the AS F. NJ
| She is survived by her son Charles Cole
| man. an attorney OF Norfolk and daugh-
ters, Mrs r. II. Gregory and Miss Sarah
w Coleman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
CHURCH NOTICES.

WEST-VlEW BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Cary and Meadow streetsl. Rev.
J. NJ MERCER, ID. D., pastor.-N orship
on Sunday: Sunday school al $3.50 4. NJ
Preaching az III A. NJ and +. NJ. Boys
meeting AZ p NJ. Young Peoples Union
.at4 T. NJ. Prayer-meetlng Wednesday at
S p. NJ. Seats free. Visitors welcome.
FIRST BAPTIST CHuRCH.-REV:
proach at IL A. NJ and L. NJ. Bible
school at 9:3O 4. NJ Young Peoples
Union at =. NJ. All will be cordially
welcomed.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner Sixth and Main streets. Rev. w. X
L. SMITH. ID. D., pastor.-Sunday senoot
at 0:l5 A. VI. Preaching at II A NJ ana
dial welcome 70 all.
GRovE.AyENUB BAPTIST CHURCH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
Whining for Burglars

PADUCAH. ky. March 4-Forty or
fifty burglaries in this locality lately have
aroused the people. An "idlers' ordinance
ana u curfew law have been adopted by
the city council and put IN force.
A strong vigilance committee has Deen
organized. Eight colored men and three
white men have been caught and whipped
two severely. ard forced to leave on de-
parting trains.
one colored man in bis haste 20 depart
fell from moving train and was injured.
but ne was thrown on a car ana carried
away The committee promises to clear
the town Of Objectionable characters be-
fore disbandIng.
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son. ten wears ago. They had one child.

son. ten years ago. They had one child.
a girl. now nine years old.
It had been noticed In Chatham for a
long time that Martin was very attentive
20 his wife's younger sister. Miss Bertha
Dickerson. a pretty girl, who has been a
teacher I'm a private school In Chatham.
Notwithstanding the circumstances Of
relatives OF both sides, the intimacy con-
tinued.
Finally matters reached such state
that Mrs. Martin sued for divorce. Her
husband was more than willing. and the
decree was granted early in February.
On February 22d, only ten days after the
decree had been granted, Martin and Miss
Dickerson went TO New York where they
were married. II is said they are now
living In New York.
Miss Dickerson before she went away
left n note addressed to her parents. say
inry that she thought size was old enough
to decide for herself, and that she was go
ing TO he married-New York Herald.
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BRACE UP.

You are suffering. You do not know
what Is the matter with YOU You are ali
run down, nervous, weak and broken IN
health. DR.. Greene. S5 West 18th ST.. New
York city, the eminent and distinguished
specialist. whose marvellous cures have
astonshed the world has In his investiga-
tons discovered medicines that are slrnply
intalhble In all cases or blood and nerve
affection ard what are called chronic
diseases. You can consult DR.. Greene
personally or by letter. free. Write 20
him and no will explain your case so
plainly that you will understand exactly
what sils you. and he will cure YOU "
you w1sh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
Suicide His Way.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 4.-Leouold
Nathan Feldman. a physician Of London,
England. and the son OF wealthy parents.
committed suicide yesterday in his apart
ments at 52s Eddy street this city. by
taking poison.
Dependency caused by unreGuited az
lection for Miss Regina Levy, of San
Francisco. and inability TO collect money
due him caused him 10 end his life. He
left n letter bequeathing all he possessed
to Miss Levy. another stating that he
was weary of life, and short communi-
cation TO his parents, in London.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
Sannsfn,s Wcnld-Re ASA

MADRID. March 4.-EXcltcmcnt prevail
ed here to-day over the report that an
attempt had been made to assassinaie
Premier Sagasta.
The facts arc that the italian who rush
ed up 10 Sagastas carriage a month ago
and threatened his with q club. was found
proving around senior Sagasta's house
nd promptly arrested.
The police believe they have nipped an
anarchlstic blot In the bud Suspected men
are being shadowed and "A number OF
houses have already been searched.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
The Black List.

We can remember that. In past hours OF
trial. IL Was not the scrsamers aud ges-
ticulaiors VINO did the lighting. Expert
ence has not taught Us 10 Identify cutlery
and imprecation with patIioic hero.sm.
We retain our faith In the Constellation.
In the laws or justice. IN the admon!iions
Of humanity ana civilization. There are
ten millions OF mea within our borders
ready TO offer their lives upon the altar
OF the country. Thee are very few.
happily. who are ready 10 offer more
then foolish moderation In the cause OF
wickedness and mischief Our more or
ltts esteemed contemporaries may con-
unue 20 define American patriotism and
to dcnounce those vino DO not Ill i,s
measure This IL frce land. there Is no
csrscrshtp OF the press, and ours IL a
psopls that cannot Be led astray tor any
great length OF time BY the ssitators and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
overplayed His Conscience on Oysters

For many long years" announces n
Chnlicothe restaurant man in the local
press. "the people here have been pay
ing . cents for oyster stews. In doing
this they have been robbed. and / have
been one Of the robbers, but ! have re-
pented and will now serve the same class
Of stews for 10 cents. kansas City
Journal.
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y, c,.r,,,an. o. ,ournan.m We shall

the chsrlatans OF Journalism. We shall
wait for the facts. for the authentic YER
diet in the case. We trust the Presi-
dent, the Congress. and the honorable
Government officials. TO whom the IN
ouiry has been conhded. When they
speak: when in their solemn declarations
the country dsscerns an appeal to us cour-
orc its devotion. its honor. and It's love
then the millions on the blacklist WIZ
come forward and show these gabbling
mischief-makers what American pa
triotism really means. Washington POST
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DIR. Jennie Gordan.

ALAMEDA. CAL. March A-Bishop
William Taylor, OF the Methodist Epis-
copal church has received news Of the
death Of his niece. Or. Jennie Taylor
Gordan. who was known 70 persons inter
csted I'm foreign missions as Or. Jennie Do
She expired At Moange, Angola. Deem
Der %. Her husband is an African mission
airy and her parents live at Mechanics
burg. Pa. She lived FOR years in Africa
and was noted for her medical skin.