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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
REPUBLICANS OF
SECOND DISTRICT.
Both Factions Present Their Case to
the Congressional Committee.
A STORY OF OFFICIAL NEGLECT,
And Individual Charity-A Soldier
Boy, Sick and Suffering faiis
Among Kindness OF
Red Cross Nurse.
STORY OF OFFICIAL NEGLECT.

v-,efuNcroN sent -speciaI.-John
".n'iiiIi.ff' 80 "a Iationai Republican
~. -. iu,l. % ,,,.,,,,,it,cc A. whom the
.yiis ioi''i rl'.,te5 dav heard
i,.' ~ ,bc fs.tioral controversy
''.i 'iu'o t.,-,irt. Distrfrt
cd ,l' '.' %, ,,o,,.,ty sac which has
,.oiirl Az. il,,,iortion for next Wedues-
Nili'H l'" l4' 49, ~ deiaeatcs Tor
g4t},b hot h' s'5c n3rticipatod appeared
,.itb o. l,r,n deicestion and their position
49, ,,,esfrt,d IN ~ s. Holland Of
Windsor Va and ID. l.. Groner OF Nor
~ hntb edyorsfes being especially
Gftrd 10 enost for the present 0rganiza-
ION ana tbe LEGALITY 6f the Bur0ugh
convention caU. bv reason Of their hav-
ing been prominently ON the Lamn-Ni5e
side of the controversy until the matter
bitrafor for AN parties. Mr. Holland
having been chairman OF the convention
which nominated Dr. Wise
HAD BEEN SETTLED.
They insist that the matter was onll-
aily settled and that tho committee, "i
which Mr. HUI ifs the rcprcscutativo. had
mo- jurisdiction.
Dr. Wise and several NJ IBIS friends 1is'
appeared and contended an length iltl
Doe had not been dealt fairly with. Pie
said the basis of representation provided
for in the BurrOugh S. convention Na7
Illegal
DECISION RESERVED.
Nir. Hun reserved his decision and VIII
convention VIII Doe nfld ou "Wednesday
pursuant TO .lc g.ll ..
J. q TT. ~ p lJ-. ...-..t,o
who arrived in Washington this morning,
tells story or the neg eot OF "a comnItNN-
Ing officer and the goodness OF q woman
when Us one OF tne man! 10" Neilli''
every gay. cor
q" A.si cross g,,rse c55rae ~
saw I,ea DI9ss i.DI.- I'D ,.ia. 800 r. ~ ~, q,
young s9l1lei VINO War zoo Mt8h 20 s-t Nil
we iIalh OF heip hiinselI. lne poIitl e
slrlto l"t ana .obt l-ati .lIts I.la|, i.-..i
a as. ,il,,, az, .iso bo- ,b,rge
was very dlIehuNe 10 h-I charge.
Before we had gone veIyEreat dis
lance the conductor came IN from me
dining car and told me that the young
man had been pat on the train with only
ticket no bis home in New York tie
was "a member of the Sixty-uinth New
York Infantry The conductor said fur
Their that the nurse had seen the young
rqer'e rifghf AZ ATLANTA and besides de-
,-nri-v har limo ~ ntn, had eu,rliad hie
needs fo The extent Of her nurse.
coon SANTAPTTANs
OF v-o0+ INTO ire srnCkfna- compartment
and reiafed tho sforv ~ those present
forrteon in ali and su Southern mon. hv
me way. except myself one of hem
' W 40 'Nt t, nun condncto,s Information
4o C1rne hack ana I'm as many minutes
as J.. takes 10 tsl Do <li was ISisg' , Tio
t ~ - s,,cb h,,rter sTo Was
,,,,,.h .,,r,,.isod 80 reoli[.a snob "a Giff'
',u 7u. ~ 80 ~ . % e.. D-.,.
1,lo accompanied inc S"""F "''' ''
"i ~ .. ..,.,,...r, . ,,,,,, ,r.>-
o.. NVI a n Lew $500, MN and ro
,.-,. + trl+ ga rrt eat the name. In
inct d. only occurred io me- Una. ll, w.,
papers "ltht wan. '". s."lS 81 .,.ir ,i,.,
on mere na' nopt ', ,.. '' "'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
SEPTEMBER WEDDINGS.
Several Social Events To Occur ms
Month-For Mrs Davis.

The marriage Of Miss Grace DAVIS
daughter OF ex-senator Davis ana cirs.
Henry o. Davis will be among the nrst
OF the seasons weddings in which
warm local interest is lelt ana VIII tahe
place the third week In september az
the beautiful country place OF me otlue :
Simplicity Will be observed. the ceremony
being performed IN Davis Memofial
church. erected by Senator Davis IN non
or if his father and mother Key III
OF the two families. will. II IS hoped, on,
fciate The wedding will be. toiiowed
by an extended foreign tour. the timer
airy 10 include Japan
Mrs. W. Ben Palmer has returned
from Atlantic CITY, having had a dehsht-
ful visit.
About the 20th Of September. there VIII
take place az the Theological seminary.
Alexandra. Va. p quiet wedding IN
which many Richmond people teel q SIN
rularlv warm interest The contracting
PARTIES will be Miss Bessie Fisher, form
crly Of Richmond. and Rev Frank burNs,
daughter OF the late Rev Andrew c,
Fisher. highly esteemed Episcopal
clorgvr,an Of this diocese. and Is charm-
ing Mr.. Burks IS well known IN RICH
mond and highly .resasaea
To-day the Womans Club opens is
doors. which have been closed durinE tnee
month passed. for the season or u.s. ~
and rs reading room and parlor VIII pre-
sent their usual attractions 10 the mem
beers OF tho club The programme promises
to be equally pleasant and prohtaoie.
Miss Fio~ence Tyler IS visiting friends
or Berryvlle Va
At recent meotine ~ the. Nashville
fTennl Chapter United Daughtefs or t.e
conrederacy letter was read ron e5., me
Confederate Memorial Literary Socle.E
n pferw0rd urging the chanter 70 use
it- influence in behalf of Richmond tor
fhe meeting OF the L. d. G. next a II
chat an Hot Srrfr~s. Arkansas. ne
letter set forth Richmond case in ,t elo-
me- the meeting in Richmond would con-
Ter upon the local chapter
Miss Mary " p. Newton IS visiting
Miss Marie williamson. Frederick, Nd.
Miss Marian Fisher IS visiting Mr.. Ef-
ward Warren and the Misses warren D
north Third street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

road 10 the Fiu monument distance Of
about three miles from the cifr
This in brief s said to oe Tho plan pro-
posed hy the Traction Company There
are a number of difficulties to DO over
come. however. before the line is am acc-
complished fact Tho right of way VIII
have 10 be- secured bv purchase. con-
domination. and franchise. and DO WIZ
douhties5 Boo some time before Do ia coin-
ulcfca
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
NIAGARA FALLS AND RETURN
SIR

The next personally conducted tour
TO Niagara Fails. Buffalo. Geneva,
Rochester and Watkins Glen will leave
richmond Va. via York River Line and
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad lRoyal
Blue Iine) Wednesday, September ,th, at
AGO u. NJ. Round-trip from Richmond.
Sis. tickets limited fog clever days. stop
.yers permitted ON return journey For
tickets and further information apply 10
T.. \V. Ncstbury, r. J.. A. Southern rail-
way. Richmond. Va, or address Arthur
q. Lewis ; T.. a. Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. Norfolk, Va under Atlantic
Hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE,
Dissolutc Character. Being Deserted,
ATTEMPTS Her own Life.

atternptrd no take her life by swallowing
two ounces of laudauum at No. II Locust
alley. about Z O'Clock last evening. Pr
Gains to have been deserted py Hel
otL0r r,eff,rfs of The house heard her
eroans and after discovering the cause
summoned the amouIAh- q, ... .-,..s
T~s Gwathmey and Brown worked
beroically for two hours TO get me Wo-
man ont OF danger ana aI last accounts
She was doing Wei.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
THE POPULARITY OF THE c. AND
q. SUNDAY OUTINGS CONTINUES.

on last Sunday it required eleven
coaches for the O.. x O. Sunday outing 20
carry the many people who wished TO see
the l.. S. Navy ships and enjoy the great
attractions of Ola Point Ocean View and
Norfolk The ever popular NoO G. a O.
Sunday outings will leave Richmond $3.50
4. NJ every Sunday. running 10 old Point
in two hours without stop
The one dollar ticket Will enable you 10
see :he ships. visit Norfolk. Ocean View
and Ola Point f. you wish Returning,
leave Norfolk Gas L. NJ. Ocean View T..
NJ. ola Point J.. NJ. and arrive Rich
mOnd 10 Il. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
Rev. Alexander Eubank Here.

Rev Alexander Eubank. OF Bedford
city. Is spending a few days with rela-
tives al No 100 West Main street Mr
Eubank is principal Of the sunny side
Male Academy al Bedford City. and Is ono
~ the hest known educators In the state.
He was for many years principal OF the
Albenarle Female Institute. He IS an
aiumnus OF the University OF Virginia.
and is a finished scholar as well rs a
splendid teacher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

carncstncss or his speech betokcns tho
devoted man OF God.
Ills voice is as penetrating as a trum-
pct but falls as gentle as the carly pipe
Of birds upon the car Unlike a great
many ministers. he docs not raise his
voice when he wishes 20 especially en-
phasize his words but lowers and soitens
b. lu AN appealing and piaintiNe tone.
which draws tho attention in most
magic manner
Mr.. Bars congregation is growing. and
his church ls devoted 90 him.
A great future Of usefulness lies before
this young minister
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
nUCKIEN's ARNICA sALvE

THE BEST SALVE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. SALT Rheum.
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands.
Chublains. C0rus. and all Skin Erupuous.
and positively cures Piles, or no pay rec
Ouircd. 10 is guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Owens *
Minor Drug Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
link Laullanun.

1oseph Malone Is white man who re-
s,Ses on Church Hill. He enjoyed the
sssss,ivities anent the visit OF the Phi a.
dsinhia Lambs yesterday and became
.t1i5ld m As an antidote 10 his excuses
~ ,oot some laudanum and the amount
proved an over dose.
Drs. Gwathmey and Brown brought him
ground after several hours hard ~nrk-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

Clarence Garrett. colored. was lodged IN
the Second station on the charge or as
saulting and attempting 10 cut T. L.
Palmore with a knife.
w. j. Nichols Is also under arrest Tor
being intoxicated.
lack Mills. colored. Is alleged 20 have
assaulted Sarah Anderson. and he was
confined IN the First Police Station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
COURT OF APPEALS.
1t VIII Convene AT staunton To-Day.
Case of IIitc.

The Supreme Court of Appeals will con-
yene at Stauuton to-day
Judge r.. H. Cardwou. who was in very
bad health during last winter and spring,
left here yesterday for stanton. Tie i5
now very much improved. and his phys.-
clans think hc will Doe fully restored 70
health.
The case of Hite the Mecklcnnurg coun-
IS murderer. viii come uu at tins term.
lie was to- have been hanged about two
months ago. but Judge Cardwen granted
a writ of error.
Attorncy-Gencral Montague viii argue
the case for the Commonwealth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
REV. Or. BARR'S DISCOURSE. .
lie breaches an Eloquent and I'm
pre~>Nc sermon.

Eev Dr N. a. barr. Of MonumentM
church. occupied boss pulpit at both morn-
ing and afternoon services sunday have
lnr reformed lrom h.s vacation.
in the afternoon Doe preached from ;he
text "IAu Thou Me Up and 4 shall BE
safe -psalms lie-lI4.
fn q Nfsy original. almost unique, dis
colr.e Doc contrasI.d thc religious with
the .rroiieious man Boo manner so fair
AND clear that even the latteg could not
ran 10 be Impressed
HIS sermon was thoughtful and helpful.
hut the style OF Mr.. Bars delivery Is
mat which impresses the hearer most
We is an orator without any EFFORT az dra-
matte effect. His strong. rugged face
xould not suggest the clergyman. but the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
Operai ION TO b. Performed.

Miss Margerie Mabelle, who is III with
peritonltis, was removed from her apart
ments at the 81. Claire Hotel last night
10 the Old Dominion Hospital where an
operation will be performed to-day. DE-.
Tsuaier Il attending her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

The Plant Steamship Line will resume
service TO Havana, Cuba. next week
Ssuings VIII Doe ass follows: Leave Port
TAMPA each Monday and Thursday
p. Nj. arrive Key West Tuesday and
FRIDAY 3 Z. NJ. leave Key West some
dav al 9P. NJ. arrive Havana each Wed
,csaa,, and Saturday at \. NJ. Atlantic
coast Line train leaving Richmond 1880
y Al daily makes close connection with
tbese sailings. have through Pullman
service 70 Tampa.
For further information In reference
10 tickets. etc, apply 10 tcket ohices OF
the company or c. 5. Campbell. Division
PASSENGER Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

There was no business Of any import
once transacted at the Hcnrico County
Court Yesterday. The court was not IN
session. and mo- magistrate cases we're
tried except a small damage suit
The county clerks office was open un-
tn j. o'clock
A marriage license was Issued by the
COUNTY clerk 10 Mr.. George Albert Bald
win and Miss Maud A. Warmer. Mr..
Baldwin As well-kn0wn young man just
twantv-one years old, who lives On Rich
mond. Ills bride-elect Is only eighteen
years of aee She IS the daughter of Mr.
John u. WARMER. who resides In the
county just outside the city limits. They
Will bo married Wednesday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

OFFICERS Hoidscraft and Pendleton Of
tine Frst station. last evening arrested
lax Mills the negro. who struck WOO
nam named Sarah Anderson with "A
Irl.k 0n west Broad street yesterday.
HE Is locked uD 40 the First station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

A petition is being circulated on Bar
ton Heights seeking 70 get the residHnt'
there 10 pledge thems elves 10 paTonize
a stage line, which II is contemplated e.
tablishing in opposition 10 the electric
line. A public meeting will be held as
soon az sufficisnt signatures ara secured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
SOME SEPTEMBER BRIDES.
Several Couples Plight Their lroth ~
the Altar of Hymen.

Mr.. James r. Aldridge, OF FredeFicNs-
burg. and Miss Lottie NJ. Williams
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. David VI. VII
,iams. Of this city We're married early
sunday morning by Rev. 5. G. Hatch-
or nastor OF Denny-Street Methodist
church. at the residence Of the latter IN
Nr. and Mrs. Aldridge LETT sunday night
for Fredericksburg. where they VIII re-
side. ..,
THE groom is wcll-known and popu-
lar young man Of Fredericksburg. his
bride is charming girl. and has many
friends here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
wilder Mcclellan.

Mr. Norman b. wilder. Of Illinois. and
Mrs Florence n. Mcclellan, OF this city
were married in baltimore Aug ust -.th,
Pa. 1rr stevens. OF st. Paurs Methodist
church officiating After the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Wilder left for the western
homo Of the groom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
RichMlne Bendall.

Miss ~ Dora Bendal and Mr. David
y R.chwine were quietly married at
Portsmouth last Thursday.
,rhe,. faft On the morning train, osten-
s,fl, for old Point. 10 see the war yes
..Ie buf went 20 Portsmouth instead
and wore united iu the holy bonds
H. Rev j. W. Mitchell. i'm the parlor OF
his residence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

their treatment falth-
fully. In fact, | seemed
to yet worse all tn e
while. / took aim ost
every so-calle d bloc d
remedy. but they did not
seem 10 reach the dis
ease. and had no effect
whatever. / was q is,
heartened. forit seemed
that I would never be
cured. Al the advice OF
d friend I then took
: :. s., and began % I'M
prove. l continued me
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
Doctors Can't
Cure It!

Contagious blood poison is absolutely
beyond the skill of the doctors. They
nav dose patient for years on their
mercurial and potash remedies, but ne
vll never be rid OF TIE disease; on the
other hand. his condition viii grow
steadily worse. 5. 5 s. is the only cure
for this terrible affection, because 1t IS
the ONLY remedy which goes direct TO
the cause Of the disease and forces II
from the system.
Twas afflicted with Blood Poison. and the
49, doctors DID me no good, though 1 loOA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

madeline and 10 cured NE COM P4N--.i --.f..
u nv 80 health and increasing my appetite,
ai-bcngb tbis was ten years ago. nave never
!es AHu . S'h-' WR NEWMAN.
stanton, Va.
Itislike self-destruction to continue
10 take potash and mercury; besides
totally destroying the digestion, they
dry up the marrow in the bones, pro- S,
dueing a stiffness and swelling OF the e
ioints9 causing the hair 10 fall out ana
Completely wrecking the system.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

Mrs W. Ben Palmer has returned
from Atlantic city. having had a dehght'
ful visit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

I was afflicted with Blood Poison ana the
hest doctors did me no good, though took
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-31
HE WAS REPROVED.
How John A. Winter Fared at Judge
Gallick's Hand.

John A. Winter whose attempt to admins
ter beating to his wife caused her so much
alarm that she turned in no less than five
alarms of fire the other day, was fore Judge
Gallick, in the probate court yesterday, upon
information of insanity.
Mr.. Winters mind is as clear as bright
May morning, according to the testimony
Of medical gentleman who examined MIN.
He has been in durance for a few days, hay-
ing had his case In the municipal court n
tinued. 1t was while he was in the county
Jail that the charge of insanity was filed
and he was held before Capt. Ga!lick.
The pro tempore judge Of the probate court
is a great adnirer of the educational system
of the country; he believes that one who has
and then permits himself to act like lunatic
is doing that which is a reflection on educa,
ton in general ard he was deeply aggii Vad
because of the predicament of Mr.. Winter
While dischargng the culprt who had tried
to go off his head Judge Gallick was moved
to remark, from the bench:
at makes me sad that a man having a
fine education, such as you have, who can
not only read and write, but who cln figure
and do episodal fractions, should SO tar Tor
get yourself and your condition as to be open
to the charge of insanity. Free education is
one of the great institutions of tbs country
and by your act of being brought in here
charged with insanity you have SHOWN tnat
your education was not worthily bestowed.
/ hope that as you go forth from here you
will think of the danger you have escaped
and a good citizen of this city and state and
nation, as aforesaid.
At the close of the remarks Of the judge,
which seemed to stir the culprit to ribald
mirth rather than to make him think of the
go in for fractions, he was taken back to
the county iail.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-31
ST. PAUL BREVITIES.

Superintendent of Schools A. j. Smith is
expected to return Aug. l from his vacation
trip in the East.
Liberty Lodge No. o. D. of H., Q. o. o..
W., will give a picnic Sunday, Aug. "a, at
Stryker park.
Miss Zulema Fuller will be one of the
artists taking part in the entertainment at
Hotel St Louis during August.
Assistant State Superintendent Hyde will
lecture before the teachers of Isapti county
at Cambridge next Tuesday and before the
St. Louis county teachers at Duluth next
Thursday.
County Treasurer Edmund Is authority for
the statement that his settlement with the
state auditor was made July 2S and that
the figures for the same were given to the
state auditor two days before.
There will be meeting of the ladies Of
Somerset w. c. T.. u. in the parlors of the
First Methodist church Monday at 8 o'clock.
Every member is requested to be present.
This meeting is called to elect officers for
the ensuing year.
Ludwig Phulien, carpenter living at TSS
East Maryland street, was injured yesterday
afternoon by falling from a scaffold upon
which he was working at 3S7 Robert street.
His left leg was hurt, but he was able TO
proceed to his home con a car, where a
physician attended him.
The County w. G. T. U. met at the Wind
sor hotel yesterday and made plans for the
coming convention. Mrs. A. l.. Phillips pre-
sided. Mrs. A. M. Warner was appointed
superintendent Of penal reformatory work,
MRS. Belle Leonard of social purity and Mrs.
William Pitt Murray Of the flower mission.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-31
ed your proceedings In the matter of
vcur attempt to CorproniSe and gatisfy

ed your proceedings In the matter of
your attempt to compromise and satisfy
for $50 the Judgment of $3.50, held by
Hattie Miller against John Jurgenson.
THAT the county Of Ramsey has
never incurred one cent of expense in
maintaining the child Of Jurgenson, but
that it has been and Is now supported
wholly by it's mother, Hattie Miller.
Judgment was obtained without any
assistance from Ramsey county, except
the attendance of witnesses, and in
suite of the opposition of the clerk of
the municipal court and the county at
torney appearing for him against said
Hattie Miller, who has borne all the
expense Of OBJ taining the judgment.
1.-THE county Of Ramsey, which you
are supposed to represent, has not the
slightest interest in this judgment, but
that it has been given for the benefit
and protection Of the mother, and en-
tered in her favor and not in favor or
the county, and under the circum-
stances you have no legal right to in
terfere with 1T.
1.-THE statute, If 1t Is valid. gives your
board authority to make such COM
promises and arrangements with Jur-
genson relative to the support of such
child as you deem equitable and Just.
your attention is respectfully call
ed to the fact that the support of the
child Is already we'll provided for and
1t Is wholly unnecessary for you to
make any arrangements about 1t.
Should you conclude that this sta
tute authorizes you to divest the under
signed Of her judgment Of $3.50 for the
paltry sum Of $50, your manhood, your
sense of justice and fairness is chal-
lenged to permit her to show, If she can,
and she states in the utmost good faith
that she can show by competent testi-
mony to your satisfaction, that said
Jurgenson has amp'e means at his com
mend to pay said judgment in full.
Should you again attempt to eXtin-
guish this judgment Tin her favor and
not in yours, she demands reasonable
notice of the time and place when you
will make the, attempt, ard suggests TO
you the grave improperly of taking
any action whatever on anything less
than such a duly verified petition as Is
required by the district court by sect on
2.O4S, General Statutes, 1894"
The petition will come up before the
board of county commissioners at its
meeting Monday morning. In the
meantime Jurgenson is In the county
Jail and has been there since July .,
on which date he surrendered himself
to the sheriff.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-31
THE MONKEY WAS JEALOUS.
He Proceeded to Put q Head on HIS
Dog Rival.

The petty jealousies that exist be-
tween artists have been a theme of
many jest. Even In the lower class
of animals this form Of the green-eyed
monster is often noticeable, and Thurs
day evening, while the Gentry show
was In progress in Minneapolis, it came
near eliminating in collision between
one of the dog stars, Snow" and the
large monkey China"
Hard feeling had existed some time
between the two. China has been win
ming the applause Of the multitude bv
his acrobatic revolutions on the pony's
back, and his monkey heart swelied
with Indignation when his canine rival
appeared in the ring one day and be-
gan jumping on and off the galloping
pony. He conffded to some of his
friends in the dressing room that there
would be strange face in the canine
heaven, and that the atmosphere would
pc hlled with bits Of dog, but Snow
only staggered around trif1e more
ana told his followers that. in the lam
guage of the ring. he wouldn't do a
thing but make a monkey of that
ape" The crisis was reached Thurs
day night. China had finished his turn
and was monkeying about the ring
when he CHANGED to hear slightjn@
remark slip from under the mustache
of his foe. This was too much. and
with some sort of a profane remark
about there going to be a heavy snow
fall, he started for the dog. There was
a strong bounce, a vicious bounce. and
bounce altogether, but the restraint
ing bit OF rope about China's tapes
waist had not ben reckoned with. ana
ne came 70 the saWdust ingloriously.