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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-12
New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 11.-Heavy rains
overnight made the track sloppy to-day
and upset all calculations. The weather
was fine and attendance good. sum
maries:
First race-slx furlongs-Eton Jacket
90 TO p first. Treopia g 10 and TO %
second Robinson OOO 10 u third Time.
IFS
Second race-seven furlongs. -Bucksaw
% 20 II first, Gil Ray q 10 and EVEN
1.3l
Third race-one mile and twenty yards 80
a. b. G.. q 10 - brst. Bob Millikan 60 10
: and even second l.. w a. 20 ~ third
Time. | 10
Fourth race-siN and half furlongs-
Grayling 90 to II first. Wells Street az
10 and to ID second. Alberts (eyen)
third. Time :25A
Fifth race-mile and n sixteenth.-In-
fammator go to u first. Bob Clampett
% to } and 10 ~ second. Van Kirkman
(6 - - third. Time -.
Sixth race-seyen furlongs-Jamboree 90
to - first. Headlight q 10 / ard 10 -
second. Imp. Wolsey GO to u third. Time,
1881.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-12
LUNEyBURG COUNTY NEWS
A Quiet Marriage-TheH oIiydale Literary
societx and Its Ohicers.

HOLLYDALE, VA. Feb. lp-Spec:ai.-
There was "A quiet marriage ~ tne rssl-
dence of Mr.. James II. Callis, Iuesday
evening at 4 O'Clock. Inc contracting
parties were Mr.. William Gray rhomp-
son and Miss Mamie A. Calls Inc cere'
mony was performed by Rev. John o.
Moss.
This community has had 4 most excel
lent ice spell. and everybody has about
flled up their houses.
Farmers are busy preparing .neir I,a n
bees. The prospect is that very large
crop OF tobacco will be planted this Year.
The death OF Mr.. John COOK, who i've
cd near South Hill. Va, mas. been re-
ported here. He died at his home last
Sunday morning at o'clock
Mr.. James A. Walker. or NottoNay
county. had two out-houses burned last
week. together with a new buggy, two
carts, most OF his meat ana about Sixty
bushels OF wheat. He estimates his loss
at four hundred dollars. There Is some
suspicion that 1t was an inccndiary IRE
The Hollydale Literary Society organ
tied last fall, Is in very fiourishing
condition. 1t has fifteen or twenty menu
bers.
The following are the officers: President
w. w. wilkinson; Vice President and
Critic r.. a. Blackwell: Secretary, Wei
lington Featherston. IL meets twice a
month.
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IN EXCITING ACCIDENT.
Fire Threatens Mayor Lacy's Sick Room
Contributions for Cuba.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Feb. IL
Specialize burning of Major j. Horace
Lacy's handsome home, on washington
avenue. was narrowly avcrted to-day py
the prompt action of neighbors. large
oil stove i'm Major Lacy room, Wheie
he is confined TO his bed by sickness IN
some way failed to work right, and al
OF a sudden il caught fire all over. ana
the flames were communicated 10 the
carpets. and but for the timely arrival OF
persons who extinguished the IRE ana
took the stove out serious results "ouiu
have ensued mil.
Mr.. II. II. Wallace, who, was recently
appointed by Governor Tyler a member
of the committee 10 receive Contributions
for suffering Cubans. has received a mum,
Der Of articles. which will be forwarded
Ia Consul-General Lee. He received two
boxes OF canned and dryed fruits ana
clothing and a barrel of -four through
MIR. c. S. Dickinson. from the people OF
Spotsylvania. in the neighborhood OF mar
denburg postoffice. ,,.,-
Mr.. Hosea Rogers. who conducts gen.
eral merchandise business at foIhhs
Fork. in King George county mace az
assignment this morning. Messrs. smith
&, Coebill and T. T. Baker. OF TINS city
are among the preferred creditors
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at the Thirty-Fifth street Police Court,
says Chicago newspaper.
The man bore slight evidences of the
marks said 10 have been left when his
features came into collision with the fist
of Burt r. Tiden, but a violent flush
sunused his face when he was arrasned
before the outraged parent and the indig-
nant little hfteen-year-Olb victim. The
man Is said 10 have become a. veritahle
bugbear 20 the little girls In the FASH
ionable south side hotel because of his
numerous attempts 10 kiss them.
MY daughter had been boz t0 pay ys-
IL 10 Mrs. Foster. who lives in the hotel
said Mr. Tilden Mrs. Foster went Out
after a while. leaving the fat in charge
of my daughter and n companion. Ella
Farnsworth. little girl about her own
age Florence started 10 leave after
awhile and was met by Flemming in The
hallway. He seized her. according 90
the story OF the little girls. and tried 20
kiss her Nv daughter ropulsod him.
screamed and slapped his face. The Ht-
he Farnsworth girl came running into no
hallway and the fellow fed"
The case was continued.
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LOUISVILLE. KY. Feb. ii.-Miss
Annie Bullock. OF PleasuEevillo. who
came TO Louisville 20 purchase a we'd
ding trousseau. was bunkoed out Of 80
by n confidence woman
She reported the case 20 the detectives.
Miss Bullock was In one OF the Market
street stores looking over dress material
when another woman overheard her re-
m.frk that she was a hridc-elect
Politely stepping up 20 the strange
woman said she was a purchasing agent
and that u Miss Bullock would accom-
pany her for her purchases she would
divide her discounts. Miss Brllock ac-
cepted the proposition. giving the strang-
err her pocketbook. containing sixty doll
lars. They made one small purchase
and then separated for luncheon.
The purchasing agent faihd 90 show
Up. Some men who learned 90 her dis
frSss purchased her a railroad ticket FOR
Picasurcvllle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-12
NEW ILLUMTNATOR.
Acvtelene Gas Popular in Durham-a
Mammoth Warehouse.

w
DURHAM. y. C.. Feb ll.-Speciai.-
The new acetyllne Illuminating gas Is be-
ing introduced here by several business
firms As many as five different plants
will be installed OF once hy
the Automatic Acetyline Gas Plant.
The ratio Of the luminosity OF
the light from this gas when
compared with that Of the ordinary coal
gas. is said TO be in the ratio of 10 10 l.
while the light produced Is OF pure
white color. II is something entirely new
and is the result of a discovery made by
Colonel Turner Morchead, OF LeaksNille,
in this state.
An immense storage warehouse has Just
been completed here by the American
Tobacco Company for the storage OF
Leaf tobacco. A few days ago fifty car
loads Of tobacco was shipped here IN
hogsheads. all hauled by one engine. 1t
Is said that i'm a few days some hundred
and fifty more hogshead will be shipped
i'm from Danville. II Is estimated that
the increase OF taxes to the town and
county. from this source, will amount
to something Ike $4,000.
In spite of the fact that two store roo
bers had just been given eleven years
in the Denitentiary for their offences by
our last court, a young negro by the
name of Johnson, tried the same game
a few nights ago lie forced an entrance
into A. ]. Ellis bar. took about two hum
dred coppers watch and some whis-
KEY. The police caught him Yesterday
with about one hundred and twenty-five
conpers on his person and lodged him in
iaU
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cUT ACROSS THE FOREHEAD.
Leon Bridgewsther Struck by the Ragged
Edge Of "A Bottle.

There was lively fracas at the corner
Of Franklin and Seventh streets idS.
night shortly before midnight, Win az
he commandments OF murder wlthoiu
the tragic essential -, J
Mr.. Leon Bridgewater by trade mar
ness-maker. with friend whose na,ne -
nersistent!y withheld, had ATTENDED the
pperformance of "A MIX White flag.
Thcv ieft the theatre, and as young men
are want. stood along the curbing before
Tho Entrance until the crowd had de-
parted. -, 49,. =, no..
roi hotyyeerr BridgeWater and his friend as
,,.rtfss of the first part. and TWO other
,,oune. men as parties Of the second, Tor.
a. Rridgewatcr and his friend moved
along FRANKLIN street toward Seventh. the
80 other Young men were observed IN
close communication with them. The
trouble did not achieve its elimination
until the corner WAS reached however
qhe first notice TO the general PUBLIC
Cor blocks around that there was trouble
us given in a succession OF Wild
whoons OF distress emanatlng from the
strong lungs OF the aforesaid Leon.
From the noise II was gathered that
some one was being murdered and ON
GERS Clarksoa and Epps,, each several
blocks away In different directions. spur
ed on by the contemplation OF some happy
home wrecked by the murder OF some
son or father, hustled 10 avert the trag-
edy. which seemed imminent.
When they arrived. shortly after tho
shouting, they found young Bridsewatef-
bleeding from a four-inch cut across the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-12
WOMAN TO WOMEN.
A Few Valuable Hints From Mrs. Annie
Jenness Miller.

ct am a woman. therefore can under
stand women"
This expires, ion was made by Sarah
Bernhard. the world famed actress. al
ter creating part In which the complex
nature OF woman was specially por-
trayed. Mime. Bernhard. pictured the
character true TO life and her remark
was I'm answer to a complimentary eN-
preston after her pronounced success.
The expire sslon was true. women 40
understand other women and their pleas
uies and troubles. They know wfat they
need. Mrs. Annie Jenniss Miller began
this study early in life and has continued
II ever since She investigated the sub
iect of appearance and the result was
her book physical Beauty and How to
Obtain It." She studied the subject of
dressing and has done much to aid
women I'm this important and delightful
art She studied the subject OF Wo-
mems Physical Health and as result
discovered what she believes 10 be the
proper means OF constantly preserving
IT. in writing upon this subject, she
said:
1T gives me pleasure 70 express my
faith i'm the virtues OF n well-knOwn dis
covery which is the only medicine ] ever
take or recommend. Six years ago re-
ceived the NEST pronounced benefit from
It's use at time when suffering from
mental overwork and have subsequent
ly In my travels as a public lecturer re-
commended IL TO many people and per-
sonally know of several cases where 1t
has succeeded when the doctors failed.
This discovery Is Warmers Safe Cure.
Although / am now perfectly well
woman. ] take several bottle of Safe
Cure every spring. believing I'm tho ounce
of prevention rather than the necessity
for the pound OF cure, and in every IN
stance Safe Cure has the effect TO give
new energy and vitality to all my pow
ers"
Mrs. Miller's experience has been proven
true in millions Of other instances Of wo-
men who were suffering and unhappy
and who by means of this standard dis
covery are now in the possession Of per-
feet health end are kept so by contin-
ued use of this grand preparation.
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p--~~DSBURG. VA, Feb. li;Lspecial.-I
Peniist church. has not yet decided what
he will do is regard to the call to Berke-
lev. IL will be a week or ten days before
he will decide. ,,,- I'll,
Rev. Mr.. Bransford, OF DanVille. VIII
beoin a series Of revival meetings at the
Market Street VI. f. church Sunday next.
The Brotherhood Of 81. Andrew met AZ
St. Paurs Episcopal church last night
Addresses were made by Mr.. John y.
ecutive Committee: Mr.. Woodward. Of
Richmond, and others.
Judge ]. NJ Mullen this evening granted
a charter 10 the Williams Sons Company
The capital stock Is not 70 he less than
$4,000 nor more than 5000. Inc pIih-
cipal office is 10 be in Petersburg
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NORTH C1ROLTNA n. n. LEASE.
The Governor Has Utterly Failed In rs
tabIishing Fraud.


SALISBURY. y. g.. Feb. 1l.-SpeciaL
The final hearing Of the testimony in
the lease case Of the North Carolina
Railroad to the Southern Railway was
held here to-day before Special Master
Kerr Craigie. President Samuel Spen-
Ger, President A. Il. Andrews.
Treasurer H. G. Ansley. Auditor NJ. G..
Fgg. and others Of the Southern Rail-
way were here with. Counsel Busbse and
Harrison.
The Governor was represented by eN-
Judge \. G. Avery and Mr.. H. g..
Douglass. The hearing was concluded
to-day and the Special Master will sum
up the whole evidence and submit to
Judge simonton. who will then render
the final decision.
The general consensus Of opinion here
is that the Governor has not only failed
in establishing fraud. out has succeeded
in vindicating all parties in making the
lease.
The whole hearing on the part OF the
Governor being considered as a farce.
The willing. prompt and very satisfac-
tory answers to questions on the part
OF the railway officials have astounded
the Governors attorneys.
The survey for the construction OF an
electric street car line has been ordered
by the company Electric lights will
follow with the car line.
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Winston Walls.

WINSTON. n. c.. Feb. l2.-Special.-
julius Hester. the boy charged with de-
facing the North Carolina Exposition
car. was tried to-day and lined ten dol
lars and costs. Counsel for defendant
appealed 10 Superior Court.
Solicitor Mott (Rep) announces to-day
that he will be a candidate for re-nomi-
nation.
Hon. Robert l.. jenkins. Of Salem. who
is TO be succeeded by a Nirgnian as
consul TO Patras. Greece Is expected
home in about sixty days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-12
DE HIS.

CHANDLER.-Dled. February Q. lo9s. at
the National WOmans Refer Corps
Home. Madison. Ohio, Mrs. MARTHA
BURCH CHANDLER. late or this city;
agcd seventy-fve years.
WALTERS. Died. at the Residence OF
her son-in-Iaw, George Med. Blake
Esq. Mrs SUSAN S. WALTERS, widow
OF the late William A. Walters. In the
seventy-sixth year OF her age .
Funeral from ST. Marks church SUN
DAY, February the 18th. at a o'clock
p. NJ. Friends and acQuaintances IN
yited to attend. ~
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a FINE OYSTER HARVEST.
Essex County Farmers are Pitching Large
Crops of All Kinds.

huntsville, VA. Feb. 1O-Special.-
All Of the days Of this week have been
beautiful. and as "A result our oystermen
have had harvest. Especially Is this
true with the planters. | have heard or
one planter who has sold fifteen hundred
bushels. who more than doubled his in
vcstment. and OF another who Is shipping
immense quantities al very remunerative
prices.
Farmers are now planting peas, and
IL this beautiful weather continues they
will soon be up. The usual crop Will be
planted. ,. I'll.
They are also preparing 10 plant lrlsh
notatoes OF which crop more than the
usual amount will be planted. in conse-
quence of the high prices now being Cd
tanned. ~, I'll.
There is an unusual quantity OF SIN
ness now prevailing in this section, but
none OF very violent form.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-12
COMMITTEES OF THREE.
The Union Club Comes Out Against the
Good Government League.


The Union Club met at Springfield Hall
last night ana appointed committee OF
three TO confer with three from the ga
Dominion and the John w. Daniel Club,
in jefferson ward, and the Fulton Demo
cratic Club and the Windy Point Club, in
Marshall ward, to name the councilmen
and members of the Board of Aldermen
TO run in opposition to the Good Govern
ment League tickets in those wards.
A large crowd was present, and a
number Of speeches were made by candi-
dates and others.
The Monroe Club.
First Vice President Knowles called
Monroe Club together last night IN the
absence of President Kelley. A large
number of voters were present.
The regular order was dispensed with
in order to allow the candidates for
offices to address the club.
Mr.. A. W. Miller addressed the club In
behalf of Captain Cunningham: =,
Mr. r. S. Brock announced MS canol-
dacy for the Board of Aldermen from
Monroe ward, and Mr.. Marx Gunst said
that as the papers had stated that ne
would be in the field for reelection, he
thought he would announce himsei.
Mr. John Krause spoke III een rS, % ~. HIS
candidacy for the position OF High Con
treasurer Charles Phillips sang the
blue and the Gray" and said he was
always a candidate. - -,
ence I'm his own behalf -,
Mr.. Frank Bates stated that he Would
be glad to be elected.
Other speakers were Messfs. ~ .
Briggs. John r. Hughes T. G. Garrison
Ed. Noble w. NJ. Coulling. and Claiborne
Epps. Ii, ,,ror and
made a few remarks. and he was ioi-
lowed by Captain John A. Curtis.
Mr. Is w. Saunders was expected 10
have been present. but he did not appear
ana some disappointment was expressed.
rho club adjourned tc meet again next
Friday night.
CLAW Ward Democrats.
The Westham Democratic Club, OF cav
and Monroe Wards held WeH IIaI ~ -,
meeting last night at W cstH"lh man, o"''
President ID. S. Gates called the meeting
to order. and i'm doing so stated that tho
club had come TO stay and that tney
would henceforth battle with their sister
clubs for Democratic supremacy III 'ha
The President then stated that several
Of the candidates were present. lie th6Ih
introduced Mayor Taylor. who briefly
stated his claims for reelection. lie %aa
followed by Col. John s. Harwood. Coz.
HarWOod stated that he was a young
business man and If elected would serve
every class alike At the conclusion of
his speech he was heartily applauded.
Other speakers were Messrs. y. g.
Folkes, X. y. Munford, r. NJ. Noble. ~.
Claiborne Epps. ID. S. Gates, john
KrOuse.
The club will meet again next Wednes-
day.
A New Club.
The Wideawake and Solid Shot Demo-
cratic Club of the Third and Fourth pre-
cincts. jackson ward was organized Fri
day night at Ryas's Hall, corner Mill
and Hospital streets with about eighty
members The following officers were
elected Thomas Avery. President: VIII
liam Collins Vice-Prcsident: Joseph VI.
Ryan, Secretary and Treasurer; Herman
New, Sergeant at Arms
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Three Thousand for His Sons Life.

WINSTON. n. c., Feb. l1.-SpecIal. =
A compromise has been effected in the
suit brought by r. j. Wilson, secretary
and treasurer OF Winston. against the
Winston-Salem Street Railway for kill
ing his little son about two years ago.
He will receive about three thousand
dollars. the amount given him by the
jury at the first trial lie sued for ten
thousand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-12

forehead. and supported by the trusty
friend who. strange 10 say, had not suI-
fered injury
Bridgewater was taken to the Twin
City Drug Store where DR.. Baughnnn,
of the Ambulance dressed the hurt.
The wound, 1t was learned, had been
produced by the ragged edge Of bot
tie.
The culprits made their escape after do
ing the damage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-12
ST. JOSEPH,S ASYLUM
An Entertainment to BE Held at Cathe-
dral Ha VI on the 21st'

Comodious Cathedral Hall has been the
hirthplace of many evenings or inter-
est 10 great audiences on occasions Oh
varied merit. but when so ho'doie a.
aharitv "a 81. Joseph's Asylum Is con-
cerned In a contemplated entertainment
enterprise in this well-known home OF
amusement it Is safe TO promise tndI
both the effort and the audience VIII eN-
eel all previous ones. A.,
For the benefit of the Asylum on MOT,
day. February 2lsts there VIII po ne,u
~ hau on Marshall street near
Eighth. an Orphans Entertainment.
The programme, now under preparation,
viii Include features Of interest, varied
enough to delight many that will COM
hine the element OF novelty with thelr
intrinsic pleasure. s..,
The object 10 be directly benefited BY
the proceeds OF this performance Is the
farm recently purchased b. the Asy-
lum.
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grew street. destroyed the servants
house and damaged the kitchen, form
aIiv onened ~ the public last night. j.
f. y sou Runsa on the part OF the commit
tee, presented II TO the. town anu Major
w. x. Guthrie made the speech OF ac-
cpptancp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-12

Crestfalien and sheep!sh looking was
Joseph Flemming. whose adventures In
the role OF Jack. the kisser" have been
creating CONSERVATION among the little
girls OF the Grovelan Hotel. when he was
brought before Justice N. r. N. Wallace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-12

Mr.. r.. l.. Withrow, son OF Mr.. A. F.
withrow, member OF the House OF Dele
gates from Allegheny. Bath and High
land, is In city and Is stopping with his
father at the Lexington Hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-12
Durham Library Opeued.

DURHAM. n. c.. Feb. l.-Special.-
rear Of II. A. Reams' residence on Petit
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Alger Recovering.

WASHINGTON. Feb. u.-secretary
Aiger attended the Cabinet meeting 10.
day for the first time in eight weeks.
He was heartily congratulated on Die
recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-12
The Confederate Cause.

At the regular meeting Of Lee Camp G..
", next Friday night. Judge George l..
Christian will speak on THE Confederate
Cause"
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se,.nteenth.street Mlssinn.

Mrs Malone. Of New York will lend ad-
ditiopal interest and pleasure 70 the ex-
ercises at the Seventeenth Street Sunday
school tomorrow afternoon by her sing.
ing. Mrs. Mahone's husband was az one
time physical director OF the Richmond
Y VI. c. A.
The recent growth OF the Mission school
has been remarkable. 10 pupils now be-
ing on the rolls and many additions are
made every Sunday.
The present quarters are entirely mad
eguate and the erection OF the Mission
Chapel viii probably begin OF an early
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-12

Mrs. Lorraine r. Jones. OF st. Louis.
Mo. Is spending a few days with her
brother DR.. George w. Jones. us east
Franklin street.
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ThomvS ". TraylOr.

After an illness Of ten days. Mr.. Thoma
W. Traylor "a highly esteemed citizen
died Thursday night at his home NO
llO7 north Seventh street.
The deceased is survived by his wife
and several children.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-06-16
THE PASSING OF C.E. G.

Once more has the portals swung
apart to leave fellow mortal, friend
and companion to breathe the free air
of freedom among free men. With his
departure The MIRROR office loses an
experienced hand that never trembled
even though his sticks at times became
somewhat heated. lie was a man who
had thorough command of the print
ing business, in fact, he was born in
the "hell-box" and raised on Cpl" With
the passing Of c.. E. c., THE MIRROR
not only loses kind and obliging
member of the craft, but the institu-
ton loses one of its songsters. He was
the possessor of rich baritone voice
that often impressed his hearers and
swayed their emotions as easily as the
wind plays with the giant oak in the
forest. May his future be happy one.
May his footsteps miss the snares and
pitfalls that drag innocence and virtue
to the depths of infamy and vice. May
he ever look on the bri ght side of life
and enjoy that peace which an honest,
truthful and God fearing person shomld
really enjoy, is the wish of his friend
JASPER.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-06-16

[ had swallowed about a barrel of salt
water in some wonderful efforts at
staying on the bottom of the ocean,"
"Do you believe in presentiments,"
said Cholly as he carefully passed his
hand over sore spot
"No, never did," said Jack, though
1 am little superstitious about anyone
putting their feet on the rungs of my
chair when l play poker"
81 never believed in presentiments
before, but shall after this, because 1
had one come true little while ago."
"What was it?"
Il went up to old Hunks, to ask for
his consent to his daughter marrying
me, and do you know l had a PRESENT.
ment that some accident would befall
me-"
"Did it happen?"
eyes, [ only touched one of the steps
in going down stairs" And again he
carefully passed his hand over the
same spot.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-06-16

"De trouble wifi dis hyah church."
said the deacon, sis de contributory
negligence oh de congregation"
ode coDtributory negligence ob de
congregation ?" repeated the pastor;
"what 20 mean by dat:'
Il mean jes' what | sez,' replied the
deacon. "W'en de plate am passed
around, nearly all OBJ dem negIecks ter
contribute"