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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

vessels entering from and clearing 10 for
elrn porfs. the inheritance ux. and the
numerous other things taxed. VIII also
produce much revenue.
The TAX OF 10 cents a pound on tea Is
the first tax OF its kind for twensy-six
years. The last taxes on tea were re-
moved May !. Is.a The tax Is pleasing
10 the large dealers. as :hcy believe IL
win keep ont the cheaper teas. which,
they maintain. are really the mosr costly
because they yield comparatively less
drink"
A number OF the great brewers have
already given notice Of an increase OF
81 per barrel in the price OF beer. We
take II that this means that the seen;
glass will DC reduced in size Ia most
saloons. or else that the quality Of the
beer win be reduced. Though The public
nay not know K. 1t Is an inconiestaole
fact. we believe. that, as rule, the sa-
loon business has not been paying well
Tor severa! years past Hence. there IS
utflc profit that can be spared TO meet
the additional tax.
TIE stamp taxes TOW provided for are
generally lower than we're those which
formerly prevailed. Thus" says the
Springfield Republican. for recording q
LOO mortgage. the civii-var tax was g.
whue the present tax vii Be 2 cents. On
z nortgass OF S9o.co the ciy1l-war tax
was IS. the present tax VIII be about
SA. The former rate on patent rnedi-
ciues, cosmetics. etc, was aoon- DE-
cent: TIE present rate vii! be about Il
- cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

their annual sales exceed 10000 pounds,
So Dealers in other tobacco whose an
Eusl sales exceed 5aeO pounds, 81
Manufacturers OF tobacco whose an
nuzI sales do not exceed ioooo pounds. s..
Manufacturers whose sales exceed 0e.y9.
and not 10000. 81: manufacturers whose
sales exceed 10000 pounds, So. Manu-
fscturers OF cigars whose annual sales 90
net exceed lc.cc9 cigars. S. Manufao-
tuners whose sales exceed looNo. and not
-lat,D cigars. si2 Manufacturers whose
sales exceed 5000 cigars. Sei.
The bill further provides that the Com
missioner Q: Revenue shall employ -
rIany additional revenue agents as may
be necessary 70 unravel this very COM
picGted hin and assist in collecting me
FAX provided for under the same. We
take il that 4 very large number viii be
necessary.
Taken altogether. the BIZ, so far az u
affects the tobacco interests, might
well be termed "a bill 10 embarrass he
tobacco business and haraSs the mani
fscture-s OF and deSllers in tobacco
We have taken this editorial space 10
Try 20 make the provisions and workings
OF the bin plain. but fear We have not en-
tlrely succeeded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
MRS. LONGS TRIUMPH.
Other Nirginian Appointments
CiyfI-Seryice Examination.

WASHINGTON. =. C.. June U--fspe-
cial)-Among the appointments sent 70
The senate to-day b the President was
that 81 Mrs.. General Long % Succeed
herself as postmaster a. CLsriottesviils-
This had been predicted II the Dispatch
several times. Captain J. Henry Riyes,
who was q Mckinley delegate 20 3
Louis. and q former Collector q Inter-
nal Revenue for the Western District
OF Virginia. was an applicant tor the
Office. and had the endorsement q t1s
machine committee. besides other strong
backing. Mrs. Long. however, rad the
support q General Schofelt. TIE VIZ
GINA senators. and the Democratic mem
hers q the House. besides other oeicizls
who are influential with the atninistrz-
ton.
The history q Ms. Loug's appoint
nents 20 the Office through many success
siys administrations makes quite an il
terestlng chapter.
OTHER APPOINTMENTS
Another Virginia appointment q note
Is that OF ". ". StaJhgm, q Arponzt-
TOW. Va. 70 b o0nmissary % sCbsis-
tence. with the rank OF captain Major
S.athan Is the son ot the late Charles
". Statham. % Lynchturg. = prominent
banker Of that city. who. during the
Readjuster period. and afterwards. was
a stslwart friend OF General Iahone's.
He is a graduate q the Virginia NIL
1ary Institute. 4 thorough Businessman
and though a Republican. vas endorsed
by Senator Daniel and Representative
Otey.
Other appointments were those % Rev.
Samuel 2. Chapman. % Virginia. % b~
chaplain, and TheophlUs Parker. % VIZ
ginia, 10 Be major cf the Fourth Reg
ment OF Virginia Volunteer Infantry
O'Bueu Moore. Of Charleston. ". Va.
who was nominated for additional pay
master. with the rank o. major, in the
hrss hatch sent 70 the Senate some weeks
age was to-day re5ecJed by me Sen
ate. Mr. Moore Is = very Popu-a- news
paper man. and has personal soousl,t-
ance with the President. Il : saii that
United States senator Elkins caused his
rejection. because OF 4 certain article o.
certain articles published about IN
The Civil Service Commission announces
an examination for the positions o. clerk
and carrier IN the post-o11ceS ~ Po-Js-
mouth. Va. and Roanoke Va. July s-h-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
As To the Tobacco Tax.
DanviIe RegisterJ

(DdnVllle RegisterD
The war-reyenue Dill, as IL has finally
passed Congress after running the saunt-
let Of the conference committees, Is a very
complicated AFFAIR." sort OF REPRODUCTION
OF a Joseph's coat. 30 10 speak. and Diff
cult 10 understand.
This is particularly true Of the tobacco
schedule. in which part OF the bin the
people OF this section are most interested
From the report OF the bill as tele-
graphed from Washington. We learn that
the tax on manufactured tobacco will be
l. cents per pound. A provision, appa-
rently for the benefit Of manufacturers
OF smoking tobacco, was injected into the
bill. which reads that in lieu o. the tWo-s
three, and four-ounce plugs OF tobacco
and snuff now authorized b. law there
may be packages thereof containing one
and two-third ounces, two and one-naf
ounces; one, three and one-third ounces.
respectively. and in addition 10 packages
now authorized by law there may Be
packages containing one ounce OF
smoking tobacco.
The compromise prOvisO in regard 70
the taxation Of the stock on hand Is more
complicated than any other, and We pre-
dict will cause a mOrld Of trouble %
manufacturers and dealers, as well a. 10
revenue collectors.
II is as follows. There shall be as
sessed and collected. with the exceptions
hereinafter in this section provided for,
urlon all the articles enumerated IN THIS
section which were manufactured. i'm
ported. and removed from factory or Gus
tOm-house before the passage OF this act
hearing stamps arfixed 10 such articles
for the Payment Of the taxes thereon and
cancelled subsequent 10 April II. l%S, and
which articles were al the time Of passage
OF this act held and intended for same oy
anv person. a tax equal 10 One-half the
difference between the tax already paid
on such articles al the time OF removal
from the factory or custom-houss snd
the tax levied in this act upon saoh a.
iicIes."
To localize il. this means thst all rlug
or smoking tObaccos shipped from Dan
Vile factories since April 24th under the
s-cent stamp must now bear an addition
al tax OF 3 cents. except such a. Is now
in the stocks OF retail dealers having en-
hand less than 100 pounds. The e0cep-
ton referred 70 above Is IS follows.
Dealers having On hand less than l."o
mounds OF manufactured tobacco and -
90 CHARS or cigarettes OF the day sue
ceeding me date OF the passage OF this
hin are relieved from the necessity OF
making returns. and thus relieved from
the necessity OF paying the tax.
The Ucsnse-tax on lsaf-cealers and
manufacturers Is less complicated and
reads as follows:
..Dealers. In leaf tobacco whose annual
sales do not exceed 5oc0 pounds each.
3. Those whose annual sales exceed &C.
o.. and not looco pounds, 81. and IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
SAD DEATHb
OF n Young Married Lady in Dam
Vile.

DANvILLE VA, Jurs i1-fspscial)-
70 Death that has occurred here re-
Gently has occzs.5red such universal re-
erer a. thzt % rs. G. Percy Peterson,
xns.a occurred ~ the home o. her young
ngstsnd z. > C'clock this morning. The
distressing event vas entirely urexpect-
"a Al the E1--iEE service o. Maia-
street Methodist C1lrCh yesterday morn
i-z she Ess Apparently IN the bloom o.
Youthful real-h. ard tn the early after
non fo-I1NIrg dinner. she exhibited tls
f5vfIiszr s-s-l-s II c1ETe-satton. Later in
tEs afternoon l1EEv=r. Sc was found
uncous ci0--s IN her r11E. and physicians
were constantly In attendance until -ls
end IRE cause % death was the rupture
q Z blood vessel caused By one Of a
s-,ccesslor q violent cramps. The de-
ceased Was . daughter O. Mrs. Hattie
Martin ard ~as born IN Rockingham
county. -. C.. twenty-five years ago. In
February. iS|. she vas Uaru5d % hr
q. Percy Peterson SET % t1e late Rev.
P a Peterson. -. D. - The Virginia
Conference In ccnsequslce % Mrs.
Pstsrso--s death. Evangelist !. z. SCHOOL,
fet a. urcla wEo IS conducting
meeting II Rics1o-d j. here 20 attend
tha funeral. which wlI occur tomorrow
afternoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
THE CRUISER DIXIE.
She Speaks Big ship and start
Southward.

NORFOLK. VA. June l1-tSpeciaLl-
The auxiliary cruiser Dixie. with the
Maryland Naval Reserves aboard, which
cleared from Hampton Roads saturday
afternoon for Santiago de Cuba where
she will Join the combined American
sauadrons, has other duties 20 perform
en- route She has been cruising OF the
virginia Capes during the past two days,
evidently on the lookout for some vessel.
To-day a ship considerably larger than
the Dixie herself hove in sight tron the
northward. and after exchanging signals
with the auxiliary cruiser she headed
away 10 the southwark. quickly followed
b. the Dixie. shortly afterward the coli
Ter Alexander received orders 20 move,
and the big vessel started after the Dixie
and her unknown consort, which is also
probably 4 collier. The Maryland reserve
ship will act as convoy TO the other two
ships, which have aboard valuable cargoes
Of coal for the ultimate use OF the squad
rons in Cuban waters
The work OF erecting the new diSap-
pearins battery OF lo-inch guns az Fort
Monroe is progressing rapidly. The guns
have arrived. and they will be mounted
as soon as the concrete emplaeements.
which are enormously thick, can be COM
pleted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
BEDFORD CITY.
The DISAPPEARANCE OF Prof. Hugh
Iett-So Tfdings Yet.

BEDFORD CITY. June lt-.sqec.sLl-
There was great surprise and sclcitude
expressed here yesterday az the notice
IN your sunday edition q the strange
Cls2 ppsarz1cs - Professor A 81 hlgn-
let-. for years principal q Ral-olph-MA-
con ACsGEEy- HIS wEesre11nlts is sun
a profound mvStsry - his TRENDS, ana
there Is seemingly 10 Clue IL ielt mere
Monday iaSr tor Lynchburz win us
school and vas s-e1 there Tuesday Iof
The laSt time. although gentleman
claims 90 have net him in Bedford N.y
Wednesday. ard expressed slrpElse it MS
ro- hsinS A. the cGune lceulelt. tls lip-
TIER. NJ. - Hughls-r Vas here sunday
maklug search ant inquiry.
Two vezrs EEn. Professor hlel-e-l- u
o11uccrion Vith Professor ]. p W AIMS
ley. rented Belmont Seminary and opener
q EirlS' school whlcl the corporation
hoped Nouli - tzke1 under The fostering
caTe q the R1utol rh-MEcol lstein. ".tA
ClCe firmly established. Flrz-l allt tle
plan failed utterly. srt Protessor hl---
lsIt. As 1rzlcier. Vas iett Win heavy l.i
sQnal debts LhiS venture he SPOKE o. -
ire hll-ceT q rs Efe. and it caused -.lH
Ereat slnovz1ce- Fer some ---'e fe PAS
been ic poor hsaIth. and t-.erts rave
noGi-sd his general air % abstraction ''
i1elr company and c. F-1lc o---a.~-@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

NORFOLK. VA. June lH-tSpSctGLl-
Captain Charles Parker Brsesee. % Jhs
Norfolk Company q Engineers. has ~
turned from WGShiaSton. having cpU-
pieted the organization 81 his Command
Peeksk.lL " Y. which has been selected
as the place OF mobilization by the LAST
Of this week o. the first Of next he 18S
Ihirty-lhreS men from this section ne
officers are from Nashington and Con-
necticut His company Will oe in the
First Regiment Cf Engineers. The work
o. this class % volunteers viii ha pre-
eisely similar to that az the regular covps
o. engineers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
Masonic Election.

At q stated communication ~ rrsteruSl
Lodge. Ne 81 A. r. and A NJ. held a. the
Masonic Temple last evening. the follow
ing officers Nere elected and installed
fer the ensuing twelve months. Sol l.
Rloombsrg. worshIplul MASTER Leon Wal
lSrStesn. senior wSrNisns J. a. Ea~lSN
junior warden; WorshipgQi julius Straus.
treasurer; N0rShips9l r. Rottighelyner.
secretary. Milton r. AarcuSe. senior dea-
con; James II. CSpers, Jr.. Junior deacon.
WorShipfal James ". Capers. worshlpfal
l. Z. Morris. ARIA WorShipf,ll ]. r. Nayvg.
trustees: WorShipful sol l. Ri>cmos x.
Masonic Relief Roards Worshipfai James
X. l.arnkin. Masonic Relief Committce.
The appointivo esAcers will be named AT
the next stated communication.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
THE GOVERNOR SAYS DRAW.
His Response to an Appeal from Our
Boys at jacksonville.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. June IL.
(SpeeiaLl-MajOr Patton. chaplain Of the
Second Virginia Regiment, arrived here
to-day. He was sent by Colonel Baker
10 see the Governor. and learn II some
arrangement could not De made 10 get
the necessary money 20 buy things the
men need. The regiment Is not only with
out the articles necessary FOR the decen-
eies % life. but I'm need OF medicine for
the sick soldiers The Governor wired
the Colonel 10 draw on him for whatever
may be necessary. The Governor viii
leave tomorrow for Richmond 10 honor
& draft for thousand dollars Tor this
purpose. he viii also so 10 Washington
in regard 20 this appeal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
The RICHMOND DISPATCH
nv TIE DISPATCH COMPANY.

rse DAILY DISPATCH is delivered to
-..,..~,s,.ers Al FIFTY CENTS per
u,oash. payable 20 the carrier weekly Or
,,,ars1,lx. Mailed at s. per annnn' -
fnr ak months; n.ss tor three monsns'
- esats sor one month Price per COPY
. esats
The WEEKLY DISPATCH at u pe'
annufo. - "A -.-
TIA SUNDAY DISPATCH al Wv %
a.,,.n, or : cents for six months
Subscriptions IN an cases pAs'''.s =,
.,sv.,,se- ana no paper continued aise.
The expiration Of the time paid for. se1o
ros,-osssoe rnOney order. check. or reg s,,
.srrs lst,er. Currency sent by mall Wa
b at the risk OF the sender. su0se' l'...
wsshIne their pos;-oiaes changed mus
r.,s ineir Cd as wen as their new pos
o1cs. sample copies tree
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

FORTRESS Monroe. Va. April eth Dear
Sir. Enclosed md money order Ior u
please send Aliens Foot-Ease 70 captain
Evans, u. s ". Commanding Batussn, y,
49, Kew West. Fla Also send 10
Nayal-cadet Frank Taylor Evans, Battle
shin Massachusetts. Hampton Roads, Va
Letters ike this Come daily. Aliens FooI-
go 4 > powder TO be shaken into the
shoes. IL gives Rest and Comfort 20
swollen. aching. rot. sweating ufeo Iee,
~ x,orl walk. march. or stand. you want
n All druggists and shoe-stores sell IL
e sample sent FREE Address AL
LEN 8 oLMSTED. &c Roy. ~ Sesk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

enue from internal taxes, the necersiA,
for tho issue Of such large amount OF
interest bearing securities Is not appa-
rent, IN fact. the necessity for ne IN
mediate issue OF sco.ccaoo OF these Sc
cur1ties IL not apparent. and the ony
consolation the public can ind IN 'os
bond clause lies IN the hope that X may
lead to the national banks Increasing
their circulation and giving s'e people
moro money. But even In that event 'hs
people Will have 10 pay a Pret'S
heavy premium FOR currency expansion
in the shape Of the increased interest ae-
count.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
ROANOKE COLLEGE.
The BseeaIauPezte sermon and l. We
q. A. Address.

SALEM. VA. June I1-,Srcc-1ll-Ins
fo-sy-nrsh commencement exercises Of
Roanoke College are now on The oaeeA'
laureate Seru,ca was delivered s-llA'
mo-aisS IL the LSI.he-an church of he'.
Revere =. Wss6aasr. =. n. president x
the I.utheran Theological seminar, l-..
easo. The sermon Vas an eios a'-
able discourse. frou the text
VI Nt-~Flnatiy. . Strurs Orb re 49,
AZ zlShI the address before tn re
Meas Christian ASK alton 49,
e~sS bv Rev. Tp-als A. Hamlin. 70 Wa.l-
ingIcn. 10. L. TaF address Vas q ,
d ore. and hgiss.et vita soo1 t-'.>,
- the duty % educated art tf.-,...s
you're men Il TIE present gusett-ei 49,.
81 Anairs. 80
on e,oth occasions The caurc1
crowded with frtends ard p1-7o-s O. '-'
college 49,
ro-uorrcw evening ne annual or a'' ~.
before the literary societies MI +, -
,tVered by PoSSnRSter-(sene-al ~l-'--'
Emory Smith
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

The Post-Ofics Department has de-
elded that publications printed in sucn
good imitation OF writing that i Is DIM
cul: 10 distinguish them from written
matter must pay letter postage. AIS
seems. at the first glance 10 be haTsA
decision. and on the face Of il unjust.
But. says a contemporary. a moment
reflection viii lead one 10 the conclusion
that perhaps the department IS not 80
far out Of the way after all. The purpose
OF sending out circulars, et oetera, in
q close imitation OF writing is 20 Halter
the recipient BY making him believe that
he has received personal letter from
the sender. The theory Of the depart
ment IS. that II any advantage IS 10 be
gained BY such mid deception. the ad-
yertiser ought 10 be willing 70 pay
Tor il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

NORFOLK. VA. June N-tSpSeiall-
The new mortar battery a, Fort Monroe
has been completed and turned over hy
the Engineer and Ordnance departments
10 the commAndant cf the pest. The So
cOnd Battalion of the First Regiment.
Maryland Volunteer Infantry. have been
ordered 20 encSnp 10 the. SoutaWSrS %
the work. which Is separated frOra fha
fort by mile 81 beach. ~ q guard. The
battery will be manned by a battalion
OF artillerymen from the fost-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
STATE POLITICS..
MEETINGS HELD YESTERDAY Bf
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.
wythe. Louisa, and Nansemond
Counties-The Election OF Dele
rates TO Congregational COnyen-
tions-ResoIutions.

WYTHEYILLE, VA. June B--iSpe-
cial)-The Democrats Of this county met
here to-day and appointed delegates 70
the congressional convention for this,
the Ninth. district. which convenes az
Pulaski City the 9Th OF July. New county
committeeman were also elected Cap
tain ". o. Moore resigned a. county
chairman, and his successor will be elected
By the County Committee.
The meeting passed the following reso-
luton:
Resolved. That while we deem it mex
Incident 10 instruct the delegates, yet II
is the sense Of this meeting and We hereby
express ourselves as in favor OF the HON
William Z. Rhea, Of Washington county
as the Democratic candidate for Congress
from the Ninth Congressional District
Louisa Democrats.
LOUISA. VA. June 3.-(SpeciaLl-A
fairly large crowd was at court to-day.
The following are the delegates elected
10 the Eighth District Democratic Con-
gressional Convention. 10 be held IN Alex
andria on July % next: William heAh'
John TaIley, George II. Turner. y" }.
Irbv. : p. Henson, 2. F. May. JACK
Swift. John Duke. James Eastman, Dr..
r. L. Barrel. ". T. Meade, ". J. Daniel,
BOYD Smith. and James l. Shelton.
4 resolution endorsing Hon John +.
Rixey's course and recommending his -
nomination for Congress from TINS u.s.
trict. was passed unanimously
Colonel William ksan was reelected
county Democratic chairman for the en-
suing year.
Instructed for 0tey.
LYNCHBCRG, VA, June L-(SPeclaL)
The Democrats o. Campbell, IN 3 mass
meeting to-day, instructed the eleven
delegates OF the county 10 the skin DIS
trict Congressional Convention Tor Ma
io- Peter J. Otey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
yomtnatIon, Cenarmed.

WASHINGTON. Jane l1-Tae sea@'e,
IN Executive session to-cAA, sl'-.'i'-
these nominations. 80 t-.
Third Georgia Regiment. NolgnteeI u,
fARtrY. 70 q cApta.n-Ecsarc WIS
Georgia. ,.--,.-s
PoSta.asserS: Nirglnia-ANen L hA1'e''
ChrtStisuSo2rg .,-.,..,
North CarOIirA-Seymogr ". hahc~-N'
New Rerae-
A REJECTION.
ReSecte1-O Rvien Moore, o. 4sA@S'
Ne additional paymaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

Billy Skaters gone 70 sea,
Billy, Billy Skater
Men 10 make the Donnies Zee,
And plenty coming after.
Yankee Doodle. Dixie, doc,
Yankee Doodle. Dixie;
We won't do a thing, hOOroO,
Unto those DOns. oh NIKE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
TrFsDAY...........J JUNE II, 1898.

FRIENDS or THE DISPATCH
MOULD Do Us A FAVOR BY INFORM
ING Us OF ANY FAILURE on THE
PART OF NEwSDEALERS. Or NEWS
Boys on RAILROAD TRAINS, TO
MEET THE PUBLIC DEMAND FOR
COPIES OF THIS PAPER. INFoRSiA-
T1ON IS Also DESIRED BY Us or
THE DELINQUENCY OF ANY CAR
RIER or OURS N RICHMOND, MAN
CHESTER. OR ELSEWHERE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
A McAlII.ter Crew.
CNew York Weekly)

Excited Lady tat Atlantic CITY: Nhy
isn't something done for that snip IL Us
t-ess? Why don't some Of you
IIfe-Sayer Cnurriedly): We have sent
the crew a line 10 come ashore, nun
Excited Lady: OF all thingsi Were
they waiting for a formal invitation!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

ASHLAND VA. June tt-,Speci&lN--
The condition OF Colonel Whitehead ~
mains about the same as SarinS the
past two days II there Is any eA&nge
X Is for the better
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
Nnt The "a me.


tCincinant Enquirer
Per-v Patettic. Do you know. stranger.
that | used 10 be q man addicted 10
stimulants?
Stranger: Is il possible? When!
Perry Patettic: Oh long time age.
when ! had money. / am only = soak
row
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
Incorrect.


Chicago Pcst)
ssThe perfect man" one Of them read
from the paper, should . feet : IL inenes
n height
r,th decision: mot while the perfect
woman remains my height
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
nick. storm.

Detroit Free Press)
Mother: What are Richard and your
father srorming so sboutt
Daughter: OH Dicks trying 70 raise
the wind again
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
ADVERTISING RATES.

wanted S4fua.lNEs Pa 49,
vance c5 words OF iess1 .--.-.....-.- "a
Above rates are for every o~s
rert.sements running eonseoutVey'
Reading notices n reading-rSS,'e. -
I've lines or less. s.; in nouparie.' 'e~o'-'
Eve lines or less. 3 cents.
card Of rates for more space fuFnis nee
on application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

NORFOLK VA. June lA-eSps,s...s 49,,
lEeatenznt Wright ~ Company Is ~.
Regiment. Is here tE0Ti "a. -. .,..fs %
Y,s.r,sit men Tor he Third Battalion -
corp0rals are u /. Sa!R Z =. '.s-,.
and Joe Renelsy. Taere stc ~ sN,-t
ySss.es reDreseutet. each neeoins ~
tweaty-nve nteu % hgins - ~,v.-isst
49, ~ S,Ny here until he obtains 10"
pToper number.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

IIRAY. VA. June Especial l-HCn.
Andrew BroadduS died q: his home here
tonight after an illness q fsw AcGrS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

In Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic you
know what you are taking. IL Is simply
iron and Quinine IN tasteless form. IL
= sold on guarantee. No cure 40 pay.
Price. % eents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

Now every man-almost-can be bond
holder. bl0ated or otherwise. but he can't
get more than per cant for his money
in this way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

Flag-day this is. Fling Old Glory TO
the breeze and be in IT,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

The Jack Astor Battery has been or
dered 10 Manila, and II makes no kick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

Strange 10 say, the men at Camp Cuba
L.brs are first 20 free Porto Rico.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

The crash suit is again being noised
abroad.