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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-21
FROM THE FRONT.
Captain Johnson Tells of the Trials of
Camp Life
CAMP THOMAS, GA, july 1s.


ED. TIMEs:-I have been too busy
for the past three weeks to write
anything as We have more and more
to do every day. We have a new
General and he Is very strict
disciplinarian. He will allow not
passes at all for the men in his divi-
sion, and as a consequence, the men
go anyhow. Saturday there were 43
men of the end fined s. and sentenced
to five days at hard labor for leaving
camp without pass. sunday night
| was sent to Chattanooga with
guard as a provost, to arrest absen-
tees; l returned Monday. Got all
| the men | was after, and they are
now "doing time" iii the guard
| house.
To-day was spent in outpost duty
and sham battles, have one of them
daily. We still hear rumors of orders
| to leave here, but somehow the orders
never come. The latest Is that We
move to some more healthy place,
which would not be hard to find.
| Here, all the water must be boiled
and that is a pretty big job. Sergt.
| Wood, of Co. a died yesterday from
fever, caused by drinking impure
water. Our nearest neigh bors, the
9th Penna. had funeral this morn
| ing. l was through the division hos
pital this morning and found most
of the 300 or 400 patients getting
along pretty well. They are well
taken care of by an excellent corps
of surgeons and nurses. That Il one
thing they do well-take care of the
sick.
They have had a pay day and the
boys were happy while the money
lasted. Tue men were paid from
MAY 4, but the officers from May 12.
Privates Early and Minis, Co. B
have been appointed tramPeters.
Privates Bosnia, Clardy, Cobbs,
| Clarence Smith, ThOs. Caruthers and
Graves promoted to corporals. Lieut..
DeArmond had charge Of the target
practice of the end Mo. Lieut.. Adams
has been detailed inspector of the
Sd Div. Sd Brig. 1st Corps. PrIvates
A. d. Morgan, Hargrove and Tits
worth are Regt. teamstsrs. Co. Is
has the honor of having the clean
est, best swept quarters and kitchen
in the regiment. Quarters and kitch-
ems are inspected twice daily and all
blankets. clothes, etc, in the tents
must be neatly brushed and folded
in a certain way, and all the pots
and pans in the kitchen must be
sc9uyrE not washed or somebody
goes to the guard house. Not a scrap
Of na0er. bread crumbs, or in fact,
anrfEIar at all l. allowed to lay
around the camp, and all kitchen
Stops and refuse i burned or buried
at oe-e. The semi-dailv inspections
are something awful. Those fellows
seem to be able to find and re-
port piece Of lemon rind or some
thing Of the kind any old time, then
there j. a big row for some one.
/ one dav last week ! was reported
! twice for q piece Of orange peel be
fore I could find it and have it remoy-
ed. Next time the inspecting officer
and I went through l kEs-v that was
all right and I called his attention 10
/ the fact and we looked and there lay
a banana peel in the same place,
just put there By recruit. had
another interview with the com
mandiDg officer and the guard house
another victim for 35 hours.
/ Y I. JOHNSON.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-21
How to Look Good.

Good looks are really more than
skin deep, depending entirely on a
healthy condition of all it's vital or
gans. If the liver is inactive, you
have bilious look; il your stomach
is disordered. you have a dyspeptic
look; if your kidneys are effected,
you have pinched look Secure
good health, and you will surely
have good looks. Electric Bitters'
is a good alternative and tonic. Acts
directly on the stomach, liver and
kidneys, purities the blood, cures
pimples, blotches and boils, and
gives a good complexion. Every
bottle guaranteed. Sold at Fl L
fuckers drugstore. Price soc.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-21
a Company Of Female COWBOYS.

Perry, Ok, July 17--Oklahoms Is
10 have a company Of Rough Riders
consisting Of young women who are
called cowboys. Miss Lizzie De-
Iesderner, a young woman living at
Colony, who has acted the cowboy
for years and who can kill a sparrow
while riding at full speed, has organ
lied company of young girls who
can ride and shoot as well as she.
Miss Delesderner will offer the
company to President Mckinley.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-21
DYNAMITE Exploded in jail.

St. Joseph. No, July IS Great
excitement was created last night
by 81 explosion Of dynamite in the
county jail, the act OF number Of
desperate conr;cts awaiting transfer
to the peuitentiary. The rear and
OF the Jail was wrecked, but the
prisoners escape was prevented by
citizens and officers, who burned
TO the scene armed with guns an d
pistols.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-21
BRINGS GOLD FROM ALASKA.
Millions in Dust Arrive on the Steamer
ST. Paul.

"it'oHS III OISN Fi1tfC UH Ite , StCditci
ST. Paul.
San Francisco, Cal, July IS =
After being eagerly watched for,
hour by hour. during the past ten
days, the steamer ST. Paul arrived
to night from st Michaels, bringing
meu and treasure from Klondyke
There We're l76 passengers on her
list, and their earnings, in gold dust.
nuggets aud bank drafts is estimated
by the ships officers at S3.0O0,OO0
The largest amount brought by a
single prospector is in the posses
sisn of N. I. Pickett, who has $780,
600, principally in gold dust and
nuggets. Pete Wybird admits the
ownership of $4,000; G J. Nash
has $4,000, and Fred Berry of
Fresno, Cal, who had previously
brought out fortune, Gays he has
another with him now, but declines
to disclose the amount.
j. Dumas, who has been prosp pect-
ing on Eldorado creek, has $40, coo
to show for his labors, and " E.
Burn, who suffered the misfortune e
of having his feet frozen and losing
both by amputation, feels compen
stated By the possession of 100000
in cash, the proceeds of the sale of
his FIVE mining claims j. Davis
spent only one month in the Klon-
dyke, but during that period realized
$4,000 from his claim, and just
before his departure sold the claim
for S25,O00 more, SO that his days at
Dawson were exceedingly rroitab BILE
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-21
Rncklen's Arn!ca Salve

The Best Salve in the world for
cuts. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. It is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction or
Imoney refunded. Price Is cents
per box. For sale by 81. I. Tucker.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-21
A Triple Tragedy.

Houston, Tex, July 1S.-At noon
to-day, at Cypress in the north part
of this, Harris county, a negro
whose name could not be learned.
murdered three people. He had
been employed by Henry Meyers to
do chores. The family had partaken
of the midday meal and Meyers was
sitting on the front porch smoking.
The negro was eating his dinner.
Suddenly rising from the table, be
seized a hatchst and walking to the
front gallery deliberately struck
Meyers on the head, killing him.
Mrs. Meyers went to the rescue and
the negro killed her. i little child
shielding itself il the folds Of its
mothers dress was the next victim
Of the fend, the child being hacked
to pieces. In bedroom was & young
boy, sick, y 30, realizing that he, too,
would be killed il ne remained, made
his escape and gave the alarm. The
negro fed and although the Sheriff
aud several armed posses are search
ing for him, be las SO far e.udod
them. The object Of the triple
tragedy caDnot be diYicel.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-21

One of the strsngest disappear.
ances that ever occurred in Kansas
City was that Of W. G. Read, an old
gentleman 76 years of age, but in
good health and IN full posse ssiou Of
his faculties, who disappeared from
the fremont House on July .. short
" after $50 O'Clock in the evening.
His home was in Albany, Oregon,
where he recently sold his farm for
a good round sum and was taking
the world easy. He had a son at
Parsons, Ken, and relatives at
BIeckinridge, Mo, where he bad
been visiting and arrived in Kansas
City on the morning of July Sth.
He sat around the hotel all day and
was last seen by tie clerk at $50.
Ehen a bel. boy went 10 arouse hlIl
the next morning i was discovered
that he Rad not slept in the bed,
though his valisv was IN the room.
1t was at first thought that lie had
gone out TO visit friends in the
city, but as days passed without any
word from him. the hotel manage
ment became uneasy and notified his
son who went to Kansas City and
instituted investigation. j. is sup.
posed the old gentleman was decoy-
ed away and murdered for his money.
l. promises 70 be one Of the rnv=ter-
les Of that city.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-21

UNDER STATE SUPERVISION.
We beg 10 offer our services
for q part or all of your account
feeling that we can assure de
pOSitors all the advantages aris-
ing from experience, prudence
and vigilance.
FARMERS BANK.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-08

@f otherS. Don't serve t hot for Won,
cnl,hfen. Remember mothers, the bows
OF pJHuy a! t the men Of tomorrow
soon t!l-y W-L so out on th,. ir;lYws of
NE. what safeguards are You s-jyjn..
tfsh'! What We're your c!iIti.,,n ,lnin,r
t.d'iH PliyihE s'himny and rlnIl.-s >
iou say YOU cannot conir, y.fur ,thfi-
cit". 10 they eat ut Your ta!-r:, Then
use 81 little physical force derlnnstr,t,s Il
III u i,'i't"i'ie manner if you ,-Irn,nut CON
t,"i lheh by hove. What were v,,Ipr
'H!'"Fyn leading today? Eg1tel. SIygn1
S'"r 4ast cent and give them -un1
pH"kS- IF you saw your child VIII,
lil''-siake yea would cry out with hnr-
i"i. Inc snake would cn,v KIN IN.
h.nE- out vie books and Vile ununr.
i>."'I hGiy and soul. Make H. me a ti.,i,,.f
we with the cross and 'ihe la,htt. h1y,
q 'l'fe lor every chilli. one thing n i
sul is Jesus In your Nj lne. in y,,,,r
heart and soul
~ hast VOID to the son and ,1,,i,r.olnr
u 1--we you a mother in YOUR h,rnp
- l., we TN lH@ gray hairs You may hnvn
."'re WINS, my hoy. burt only r,,
iilopfer Put the flowers of love il, +,,,.
ray ."cks ton .sht and the. kiss Of low,
On These lips. Cor SIN they viii ur,
'Sei Your kiss in death. Let gllp f@ar
Kisses now in life"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-08
CASNOT ISSUE WA IRA MIS-
Justices Of the Peace Without Authority III
Criminal Cases.

Hereafter. all CRIMINAL warrants in
rh;s city can ht. issued only by l'9l. t
Justice. j. G. d. + own, CT some just
Of lh.- peace acting in BIS stead
4 LAW passed 10y both houses "l tn
A=a,!ssatur. ana duly signed by Govern
-. -ryirr makes prVv!stGl + y this slnH
Fl. IN now on the office of jest &c al the
pear- Will be worth practically very 4!i-
t.. TO any man.
This city. in addition to enc ,tr!ttz
Justice. has seven justices ~ tAe i'e'!&e.
one fo., eacll ward. TAe<e Justices are
the,t- tIls been 4 sp rite: contest tor IN
offices at each vir~tinn. In future II 3
not 1,rC.iblt that mary viii want one =!
TIL seven ,Itc5 ;,
Justices of the peace nave hereto
fore been a.lowc,! a certain sum for IS
Wiz luse in thu future. although civil
fees WEI still be left to them.
| The law prohibiting justc-s OF the
| peace from issuing criminal warrants
| reads as follows:
l. Be ii enacted by the gene:'sl as
ssanbIy # Virginia, That sect .nHs three
| Thousand. n.u.a Enlndltri and fifty ilN,
and three. thousand. mine hundlei and
tlfty-six of the code IF Virginia I've
amended ard re-enacted 50 as to Tea !.
as fellows:
Section $3.50 A judge OF I. circuit
| county or corporation CGut in Eaca-
| ton a., Wei. as in tenn. or a Justice
| may issue pro- ess for the ARE: ,1f q
v!,led chat in cities and !oWns IN wi, 81
tn r.. is a police justice or mayor WhI
| assesses the Jurisdiction Arl tHcsf.=t'
| tire powers Of q justice OF the peace !!
criminal matters, no Sunn process sinai
b.. ssuel by any other justice Of tn,
| peace unless such p-4ltce Justice ~ rEay1l
IS absent from his corporation. or IL
! Judgment
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-08
Confidence.

You ran have confidence in q bicycle
that a ycs!r friends praise. a bicycle
that is never in the repair shop, a hi
cycle that we have SO much confidence
in thnt We unhestatiEGly agree to re-
pair free even if damaged by accident
Don't you think you ought to place CON
fi1cnce in such a wheel? This whesl is
the ECLIPSE. Come AMI ses it be-
fore you allow some glib-ton-ued sales
man to irduce you to buy the just as
good kind.
NEWPORT NEWS CYCLE Co,
221 Twenty seventh st.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-08
SPAIN BACKS DOWN
Request Tor Lees ReC0||
Promptly Hi|lf0WD.
The INCIDENT CLOSED
Montgomery Ordered to
. Havana.
NJ KINLEYS FIRM STAND
ftr'y Million Dollars to BE Placed, "a, the
Disposal or ia" President rorDc
rtnse- Naval .>ElrerS tuGoto
England; tu Inspect Ship.
M'K|NLEYS FIRM STAND

~
r,n,.'t,, ~, ,., 7iSpii!st' III MISTER o
Ir,tt - : - = - IeSt"NE animated tt
IN $50 't.'N2''i NHpd'vru Una
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it '''' - No'Sa' t'eiretn
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,f :, - - : "''i T." t'ls !Si.ei
hv n,..r,t, S'isIe sly ".S He reHuSeG
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az ~ s'1t 70 'ife rsc"ncentl'a-
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Stanr,.s -, ;, -. t'.g present ciN&urn-
rn,, ,tn S"'.,l ,ei'l'1ha IN" ORDERS
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was aui';,o,.iz.,5 r,. ''''o ''' ..t.'i'
after a. t-.,,.aIrI,ti,,r ~. y,. l,".''
lI.,ust. m y-;,,.e,, ,,n p "u "a" Write
u,.1 S,.cist.,rv D,,,,,, co.-4.'' .'1Sls1'
par;ic;r>at..,1. e'i'1 LINZ
TIL pr.sr.74n WI,
recall If Conceal -. ~, ~. "t', s''e
Himself tb.nu-hou, +b;- r:1 '"l ;.1
iu !.gm Mt flelitv' ,n,7 o. ,,.,'I,, VII
Presidents entire s,f;-,sorti,.r - '''s
As ng the Srg-an i,a.I rn,- ~
t.l.G :. l,.o.n ,.----:-. ~
pos. 10 NnianzaS ana SuG,la."
Spain ia,s MEltl:ia WI her request fo-
The recall C-t Consul Genera! Lee. mi
il - now believed THAT this executing in
.d"nt Is c,@sed. ........
Ike " Elll- Yes v-l-triN III E'ilb
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~
.-d!!e' let resent -nE the Maxim Nurtl,,
! '5dt company. unI the ageilt for. -,
| err war Vessels now n,arug comm,
Iotl in .arse Foreign Sh.pyur,s The.
NV. uae tWo cruisers Of the type Of tn
CINCINNATI which are ,l,Sis-n,.l +, ,
,V-kil"t vessels, anu two ironcluls IF
kif%ts. which ,uyi be. called thgrl,,'u.
h''pies.'i&S uA!Sr c'.r ruping. These ar
10" open 10 lilrCha>t.. aiuu ii Is undo,
5000 inat Mr.. Lanes visit WAS in mi
c".lhect!on The Two cruisers are "A
Is. cong - t"st hestm l,nL sixteen Zee
y" ~. lHey carry SIX 6-iEch I'm
'V"' '-.Ncii guns anI an AUXILIARY l,af
'SiN The ironCadS have a l3a inc,
ret OF HarNeylZeu steel Their ulr,1,
tn"ht is Two 1o-.nch guns, -four 5-jnlh
oW" b. lnch. six 6-puun,lers and four I
i"undeEsH Mr.. Lane r,,aulu,s III, IS
s"'lS KS hlSi-: iaS5 IN every part.cll. ar
as chey We're designed on m, darn win
c.ples and are betng bus, :bv ONE - +n,
.eaalfS sTltibu..N!un.c firms in Europe
hsS ttr. Well aIcrlg toward comp eiinu
ara ah i,'-H. 1t Is sud. C0u.d lie in com
in!SS.%n 'W.rhln a few months. The,
100 w. SInnliy designed FIR lne Of RI,
9"u'n AI1TerIiln re;uhics, but there i,
80 80 10 De no "pt!satiUn wilc:y woulJ
| fte\eHt their acquiSltion hy the I1nitrt1
states. Mr.. Lane recently sold thT
navy department sixty OF th. NIeixiI,,
Nordente.dt naI'd fire guns. ann his
Stiir.ns with officials is slnsh as to give
rs ,,.H isi''essR'u't."hs as to Ships much
r
i u.e Things Wante,! much m re
800 Nai>'l ,i'S IN case VT trouble AM |
| me ARMY shares these needs 50 mn, =,
| id!r proportion Uf the $50 UoO. 900 vo1,l3
| ~ 80 80 |" the war department.
| NY, -, ''S i'', ahununnt supplies of shot
49, ny" hHd powder The army is as
s,,n,.,, as t'TS navy d. t1tslJ essential
| tI.4--
"a, ,r.,.is I.a> "ee:l -tld. gEe'irly to
~. sna'.l''la! OF the army officers.
~ ,,n,I ". NOT De nearly as mu n
-h- 10y WI St's-FIns modern arms Tor
we, o, ,.'.; =, even On = war foot ng. as
KAN p ?, sun MAKES have We j JUS.
,.'.,,, . ~. ~. q Hi9e Of repeating I'll
lrn', r;,i'' ~ general features to the
w., "a "S'''s lhS same ,aTtl.,.-ss ii
80 Hhi WIZ. afIut as great
rl,,,sr - 4!iF' ii!e Nllnt> of GhrSe
cni,,', -, We 80 extensive that they
9, ~, ~ tle alIlS ''uf Very RAPIDLY
~ ,r.,-' 80" ''i'' hsi!t US tn the haa,!S Of
,,r,.,r N'o%' II rfl'!aet-d i'm slhot
In l-.,r,,...,,
..ho.a. ~ 49, -. - " :. !! tt-.->is4r5rCr n pfr-
I'M. ~ W" on, 1t Is said
,ha ,i..n,,.,r,' Ivy He"n c."s+-d. ti.I
* as ~ h',,,. t.-s n "h'ed .tS2f full
VERY l,.,I, .peSu''S VI could Sc urr
IN >.'cu " hlli!it1A!t:on ana supplies
shown >, l!F'S lhHu.ry has
,,iljiies Of - way. mat IN" IA
meet any lenIad " t' are ahH!f.r t"
;ir,s ,u,,,.,tI '"l H''Wt*'. p:HJeS
~ -'''o''s 'H'' ,F'' 'Sr'"'' :.
), '.'''-''.I l'NNt' ny ,t'e i.t,'
- hN lh'.''!i i'"!!"S vi iiiontt' M''t'.
oN.. ''.''' "''''' ''''e' l-i9 ue''"A'''a 81
N- l,;,''' ,
,no,,,t Of NE sh,,r, ~ me-. s5o ol, GOO m.
yr I,i,ay.t"n to h,. allotted to amuum-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-08

arms and lle,ais length Of DAYS in h,.,
ls1ft hand and pleasure in her right
or - came To earth To sp.EaIi u fast
to oft"r the highest freeINnn ana nohrest
vs. tieligion is not Il system Of nrn.
histlt.nneS and restraints
Another sentiment that obtains is
thit religion is excellent us a refuge. of
- tuce After tire bIaGm has left the
\ Cheek "L'd the rad ance Of life has >is4-
! ;>hted from TIE eye. when passion no
.HSrr urges US on anl ambition is 5us.
we thaAk God flu OUT Hpesse,l rrr. On
lini' can give victory over tlga:h Hut
isls.rFl is nee,!ed at al times unl In all
seasons 1t is the ran'p,y Of defence
md the dsdrest friend ON earth. You
ne'@ti 1t in your youth AT maturity AMI
in old age.
There is another saying that rel gi,r.
- =. x good THING IN its pace. That is 10
u!S"uSt g. u ana rely on your own VS.
tom Cd requires " u Who'll. III. MOI
"n'y on Sutday, hut every day of tie
week. DRINK from no cup on witch
me- !ei IS a spot o: mpun,ty''
1'IH "a!t gi,I>i Bsh ipG;lunit.;ry in
cc'rS'!'lsEon ''tEl the y uyan V of ,ffa
:as been sapped away ana thl. 7,.,t.r,
S,fIckel' II m Your cheek: don't Sner,
me psSt PART CT your lif., in teE ,rr,
.'lSm take to God the smoking w.ck:
uul "aIt t"l yc'Ir' fame is lettering
uuuer the weight Of o.d ug,. Def r. yoI,
give y'Ur life t. God. but go to HIM in
Ssur youth and give Him thu. b.st war;
Of your life" S''''
~, E:S'HCP y. Nj. RANDOLPH.
,.!H1rc,, ST., ~ du. fplScornf
| " b!sN p \. NJ. Rand0lr II. ana ma alt
! nee was filled. every seat being a. on
| PED tNiter the regular service Rish1r, |
ti,,,',.:l ~ a"'''HfH StereT! the lite ot con-
Wa, ~, ~ q a, Ia, "l l uiie7 n.
Ranrolrh's able discourse, ana hs tar.
| Vas taken from James +: l5-"Uf am.
| tt,,,- 60 " 's't m -St nam ask OF God
l,.n 49,, 90 a., men lli'eruIy and up
! him AII ~, ~ S.rl4i be given unto
sad. us ''"'sF tH.hSS- thu Bishop
The w.,,l v5,s,7,,,, -,
text h,s ,,,, ",s" I'll as used in the
whar us,,] y, 49,, ',as..u-r meaning than
us,.l IN, 1b ~, ".''''S NSNSe Nh5n
81 rn.. m,a,nine ,'',,.'slt II mas the
in ti,. nv. .7,: o. = nc VII hriStttn!ly
WIN ,,n,, Fra, s'a,'1eht. WI S'l"n, begins
x ,r,,nns,..a '''I N.pAHut EGlHnil.ty it
Wisdom - ~, ,~fc, g o n a christian.
sc,yrr}r w, 90 H''d ana mus Ia
Of v mr. hasr- .'.'-hEI 'he Wisdom
: a nI.s,.,..,,,or, ~ VI ,!'t mead 1t l.,
crying unto ,h. .te "i me S'Srt-' <
~ ll. t,.t e., 'IoS'NiiF" ui man. {,
th,-v r,,,,. ,i>t NY; ana therefore
ca,,al thing OF me-, IL IS me prIn- ;
AS H.. ..i,n,- ~ 70 "'''!! :S>th!ll.S.
it's n,,n,' t,-.. va 80! 80 IS necessary t" y
the d,Tv 1ar sd'1'l necessary 10 {
,anirn 1t - - Is Ple com Il
of yc,lr ,H,ii,. 80 ''c P''s'''f'' '"''Snel !
"Nis,r ~, ,,,, 4
nous nv ~ n|'.S on ''i7a Sunny r.
understand tro .,,,',, ait tAS!Itrd t. Il
an of ma onAst.' NY ~. les on tIse e
,vft., ny WORKS - ,;,,s,. %sls- 'A4Neitv. 3
hay. that new character formed ol
WISDOM from above. which Is iule' gen
ana full If mercy and &An,*zS. Al ~
of the:,e are essential to Il g'"'d '~lr1S- i
,ian character. t,,,sr ~, j
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-08

If you want pictures OF any kind or
size see Wagner, 241e Washington av-
'11-0S G5I -Gpua
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-08

Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and
bowels. Never sicken. weaken Or grippe.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-08

No report has come TO the navy de
yaartmt.mt since Saturday RELATIVE 10 the
work OF the court OF inquiry at Havana,
and the news is confined to the reports
Of the newspapers, which aEe carefully
sea nned by the Officers. The Eiastine,
which was dccked at Port of Franl4e,
has sailed for Barbados. The torpedo
boat Wsnslow has arrived at Charles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-08

prompt activity Of the engineer OF the
Chesapeake ana Ohio switch engine OF
the Orleans division. Ito.
The electric car was proceeding cailhy
on its way east along LOUISIANA stteet
az that hour. The heavy, misty Al5Ht
cast a haze over an objects beyond arm >
length. and swallowed up the HSnts OK
the railway crossing. 49,. .,,
The crossing gate was up ana the hio-
torman started ahead.
The car had hardly gotten on the rai-
road tracks before q heavy box car, push
ed by the shifting engine, nad cI@Sl'e"
into 10. .t-s-.-.its-
For half a minute scene or lndescilDt-
HE terror reigued within the street car.
The ladies' of the party screamed, WINE
fbe faces of the men blanched IN lAe
horror of the first moment. one youns
lady. a Miss Lowe, or fultoh' was lit5t.t.1
ened almost into Mysteries, and ialhleu
The wide-awake engineer. however act
ed quickly and reversed the engine AH'''1-
diately. -,.,,t,, u,ben
The engine was moving slowly Wlon
the accident occurred. but the prOmQthesS
If Inc engineer certainly confined tne
casualties 70 shake-ups and severe HieN''
among the street-cdr passenger +he
The street car was lfted IIom 0"o
tracks and It's right side was crlsn1A III.
II was difficult, II not impos5lOis, on
account Of the fog for the sateIilSn ~ ~
Inc tower, which is a block from w
crossing. 10 see either the approach ol
the engine or OF the electric car