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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09
nonrh Rlder,s slorl.

A.-H a.
one spot there WAS ln tle housn m
ers camp "here you oou'u
this was about Josies cage JOSIE pens
a mountain non. one 'I 'u.
pets. no watch Josie snarl ana 'ho"
white fangs to admire l.r 't,INh
tanner. the one ronsh fli"I
she would permit ms ne io''l n.i
ting and cIawing on Der bicA' ana
her p.afiully an1 o,ner|l-s r.
hts mastery io SEQ Nor welcome ''l
te frowsy cuba ihe eflmehl'l
dog, and pft him WIN nor pave
show that She inNrd hiH-'i'
sights that never gre" tame l', pr
lowers OF colonel h'"r'f''
this group one morning mat m''
py Jack and for 100 hour '
( after enjoyed Che i'iurr-NN
his talk. Happy Jack ia % procure
Arizona. bon time OF peace ne
ground for precious metal. ana .t'dNF
morotony of THINGS hy playing faro. .i'h
ling bad men. and painting in' r''i''
/ Of bis presence over tle Ni-irr 'i IfnnII''
/ towns. He does al thinas. g''i ol ni'
J with delight ano Do i7 Dor on '.''iu POI
Doc ever was afraid Dec was 3D. sharp
featured. cloan-sh1Fcn tount man ''
about thirty. DEE speaks tnfiirh Nh'
| anybody else. dialect writer's in tnt cone
! trary uotwithstaulirg
"Tcll him about hnN SOU enl lhf aph'
! ish sharpshooter, Happy, fni One '' TITO
group.
eyes" said 4. 'teI mc about tee SPAN
! ish sharpshootor ,
without further ureine 'lianpf 'i'N
took the centre oI ih' r''-' '"'
coodcd thus. lt was o1 ln'
When pretty lnN'H 'Ftiy "t"7
down lhrI Do.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09

Varina. Anne Jefferson Davis. born in
Richmond. Va, lsci; died September
18th. 1sgS.
Fair sister South, We mourn with thee
thy dead.
She. ike q flower IN the storm, was
born
IN thy beleagucred capital forlorn-
Cannon her lullaby. above her head
Thy proud though tattered battle-iag
outspread.
Her heroes, thlne-they who had nobiy
worn
The gray: her cause. the Lost. She did
not m1urn.
But am thy hearts in love and courage
LED.
She was his child, thy chleftain's; he
vas thine.
Their rames together tn thy legendry
Immortal snail the Muses. now enshrine.
Back 10 Virginia. back she comes 10 thee
Lay her ,esid. him. DER their endless
sleep
Glory and tenderness shall vigil keep.
Henry Tyrrcii in Golfers Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09
The Soldiers Wife,

lie offered himself for the land ne loved,
But wha shall We say Of her?
lie gave TO his country a soldiers life;
Twas dearer by far TO the soldiers wife.
All honor to-day TO her!
lie went to the war while his blod was
hot,
But wha shall we say OF her?
He saw for himself through the battles
fame
A hero's reward on the scroll Of fame;
What honor is due TO herr
lie offered himself, but his wife did more.
All honor to-day 10 her
For deafpr than life was the gift she gave
In giving the life she would die 90 a "
What honor is due to her?
lie gave up his life at his country's call,
But what shall We say Of her?
lie offered himself as a sacrifice.
But she IS the one who pays the price;
ar hdiior We W 20 her.
-Fllolt Flower la New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09
Ole Olsen Gets Ready.

We. soon skal har some yolly cheers.
Ven Yofmpy com marchin home
An see som poor OF modder's tears,
Ven 1ohnny com marchin home.
An lohnny com marchln home
An Yoiihny hae VIII gettin kiss
From many Yankee Doodle miss,
And tank he's goin oop 60 bliss,
Ven Yohnny Gem marchin home.
rs tickle mae ven Ychnny com.
Ven YOhuny com mafehin homes
An ven Ave har dat sam oil drum.
Ven Yohnny CON marchin home.
Bot ven te boys 80 marchin by
Dem vacant ranks shall make NEE chy
For solvers vat march way 10 die.
Ven lohnny con marchin home.
Yo bat We hat base burner TEN,
Ven Nohnny com marchin home
Not amy teng TOO ute for hem,
Ven Yohnny com marchin home.
Haze Is &c biggest tong watts out
Yust con an bar yore ole shout
An har rem odder fOilers spout,
Ven Yohnny com marchin home.
Denver Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09

il boy some occult power. At the end OF
The bridge 20 generally uttered 20 hotrsc
crOak auG disappeared iu tho woods. iedF-
ing The traveller On "a fainting condition
10 continue his journey.
How long the nldeOus thing might have
haunted Mount Desert brldse but lof
Farmer Goft Will never Doe known. Far
mcr GOtt hauled out his market wagon
one day and loaded DO with the incest
potatoes. the coolest cucumuels stilh5
beans. |juici-st green peas, rudIiest
pies ana latest sweet corn that ever
went into market. and as the sun was
sinking in the west, started for Ear iiar-
Dor.
ert Bridge. cautioned koWlr Davis. VINO
had come living home one night. leaving
hla load of green stun scattered from
tho bridge fo West El sWorin.
"Su0nk. your granny said Ihomae.
"Id Ike to see "a snook tnat dires 20
NEEDLE with your uncle. and Doe drove
away.
Down uc1r the roundabout. where The
new road was cut through 90 dodge thr
steep pitch. he met his cousin. Tine Kew
"Wha, do you think OF this Mount Des-
crf 4unnk pare0nr' hc asked. EDO tNe
spirits of The dead come back To haunt
tLe homes Of men,
'I believe thry do. Thomas SAID lne
par-ou. "th0ucl thcy never yet harmed a.
good man. Should Won meet with any
Thing 0n the road Tonight summon DR. il
the name of Jehovah to speak or depart
"Aud IN Doe snou.dnt speak OF Ntla!
what then. pars0nt asked ihomdS ruli
'-rhen trouble 10 NOT. Thomas. stld
the rlrs0u- and they said goodnight
ana Thomls Gott drove toward Bills
worth.
AZ midnight. or between midnight an1
daylight Farmer Goti fetthea inc
DO was darker than the picture Nl ophl-
f.n rrfa fu cuba. and H chill vim ErcW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09
A MAN CAN'T WORK
WHEN he IS SUFFERING WITH PILES
Ne Can't Eat. sleep, Can't Get Comfort
An, way But Onc-Pyramid r"'
cu,c will Cure Him, Give Relief ~
nn.e

Iust , little pain mas 90 distract
-. ,,t,1 tbat Al viii cost BIN hundreds
Of dollars. Life Is "a DatLe- 70 sutD.'e
one needs AN his energies a"' bi ~"
brain force 10 apply TO thf 9'ssNou a
hand. Even "a corn Viii m""' """
table. cross. angry-and an "usly m
scftom succeeds. The trlhing pain OF =
corn il "a pleasant feeling Desleta ms
aoonizing ache Of piles. Ihat Us "a p'tb
,sbt.h lens 20 porvadc the wholf DoAy
II communlcatcs itself 20 AL parts near
the seat Of the trouble ana piNiha OH"
heavy dragging feeling IN tLe
Those who have never so sum-
know what 30 means @o-,.r-
nerves. prevents sleep, prevents
trated thought and makes a. maN i'sn
eesh as fast as be would with a Nli"i'nt
fever. NO.
And vet piles are looked upon as . pug
tie thing. They are neglected.
to run on from month 20 month ano 80
90 year. By and by comes a suibt.N, Y
Grafton. Maybe 90 cufcs-mayDe l.
There Is only one sure. safe ana wv"
cYro for niles. 10 is The Pyramid Flle
Clre. H. Is "a recent discovery anu
pronartics are such that DO cleansta
soofhes and heals the innamed parts Pc,
, ducos The Inflammation 40 once anu W."
continued treatment removes al a"eilin
and an trace OF the disease. 10 pu'a
membranes lu "a nfiIin3t ANNft ''"'
and cures completely and permanently
From G. IT,. Collins. Garnctt. II com
mcncod using the Pyramid Pile cure ana
my case was so bad I thought the remedy
was going 90 fal Boo my case but before
] had used two-third- oi one package D
| began t1 feel much better and can honest
! ly say / am entirely cured. DO ~ US
quickest and surest remedy have ever
heard ~.
From Josiah Roberts Port Dram. y
Just ~one-Quarter of ga package or th'
Pyramid Pile cure did wonders Tor mo
I and have LOST no opportunity of recon-
/ mending such r. great remedy
From Wm. MeHtIr. Rockport Mas
cone package off Pyramid pile cure ha-
helped noe more thau anything 4 have ye-
| used
Pyramid Pile. cure D. sold hy d~rcgisft
| generally. Do your druggist doesn't keep
n. be will get DO for You Dr. you ask Rim
Book on cause and cure of piles sent free
Address. Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall
Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09
CARTER CASE TO COME UP.
County Court Opens thc October Ses-
sion Oh Monday.

The Henrico County Court will open Its
October term tomorrow. and its sessions
promise 70 be of widespread interest.
The %weightiest matter which viii come
under It's consideration Is the trial Tor
murder OF Mr.. j. Penrose Carter.
Monday will probably be given only TO
the consideration Of indictments by the
grand Jury. but it is expected the
Carter trial will be the first thing under
taken by the court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09
TO ATTEND THE FUNERAL.
The President and Mrs. Mckinley
Left Washington Last Night.

WASHINGTON. oct. S.-President and
Mrs. Mckinley left here over the Penn
s%ylvania railroad at 1850 o'clock tonight
for Canton. where they Will attend he
funeral of Mrs. McKinley's brother.
George Saxton. who was assassinated
last night. With them were Miss Helen
Mckinley, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman. Mrs.
Barber and her son, Mr.. John Barber,
and Major Webb Hayes.
The party travelled in the private car
gamI,ani8. which was attached to the
tear of the regular Western Express.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09
CONVENTION GETS
DOWN TO WORK.
Many Questions Of Interest occup
the Deputies and Bishops in the
General Council.

WASHINGTON. oct. S-Narious petit
tons and resolutions were included 'A
the preliminary routine business "nich
came ND before the House OF Deputies Oh
the Episcopal Council to-day. Among
the resolutions was one by Rev. Taylor
Of Los Angeles. expressing the sense OF
deep gratitude Of this nation at the many
manifestations Of friendly feeling shoWn
by Great Britain in the recent war WIN
the Spaniards. and praying that the llHs
may arrive when the Jnitcd states ah"
the mother country shall stand shoulder
10 shoulder 10 defend the liberty of man
kind and the Christian civilization of the
nations Of the earth.
Delegate St0utzcnberg. of Indiana OIL
fered "a resolution. which was referred
~ the Committee on CanOns. restoring
the Office Of evangelist TO the hpiseop"'
Church.
MISSIONARY BISHOPS.
The Riehops resolved 20 consider. In adj
5ition 10 the election Of missionary bish-
OBS next week. the question OF Use eiec-
ton OF a missionary bishop 20 the vacant
Jurisdiction OF Asheville. N. q. Originally
North Carolina was divided into W no
ceses. but the building Of Fillmore nc
Asheyile by Mr.. Vanderbilt, who ls an
EDiscopalian. led TO the belief tnat theIe
would be an immediate upgrOWtn OF pop
ulati0n I'm that section, which could NOT
be thoroughly cared for by the original
diocese. Therefore the missionary Ju-
risdictlon of Asheville was established
several years ago. but no bishop mas
ever been cOnsecrated. As e. matter OF
fact. the expected growth did not ma
terializc. and there has never been I-il
the need of a. bishop there.
Tho whole question viii be gone over
by the bishops, and the vacancy may be
filled. although there is considerable bee
lief I'm the house that the best thing 20
do would be 10 abolish the jurisdiction
and divide the State as before.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
Then the House resumed the consid-
Grafton of the amendments TO tine COM
stitution. Delegate Packard, Of Mary
land. in the chair. The pending propo-i-
ton being the incorporation into the
constitution the Canonical provision re-
curing the sanction of the standing
committees OF an the dioceses as 90 the
election of bishop. This proposed amend-
ment led TO a long debate during tha
session of the House ON THURSDAY. The
Rev. Or. Taylor. OF Indiana. having
moved 10 strike IL out
DR.. Taylors motion was Iost ny an
Overwhelming NiNa-voce No'c.
An amendment offered by Rev. pr.
Jewell. OF Milwaukee. was adopted
changing the phraseology of the section
under consideration by making me proc
vision FOR the consent OF inc anu
committee of The dioceses 10 the oidila-
flon ana ''h7''ia'i'i OBJ
the provision requiring such 'on-'nl ol
the bishops. which makes the
conform to the canonl,ai law. a h."p.I
OF other amendments We're nf'pnael' "'
an We're rejected. and ihgn afl.cIe OF
the constitution as reported by the Com
mittee on Amendments WAS adopted. lh'
one Of Dr. jewell was carried by am ai'
most unanimous cvote.
This article relates entirely TO the se.
lection. ordination and JnridI'lIon o'
bishops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09
CONSULTING A WOMAN.
Mrs. Pinkham's Advice Inspires
Confidence and Hope.

Examination by a male physician is
O hard trial to a delicately organized
woman.
She puts II off as long as she dare,
and Is only driven to IL by fear Of can
GER, polypus, or some dreadful i'll.
Most frequently such a woman leaves
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09
REPORTS EXAGGERATED.
Smallpox in Norfolk Not 50 Prevalent
~ Statcd-Only Ten Gases

80 10y
NORFOLK. VA. October S-The re-
port that there are a large number of
smallpox cases here is a fabrication,
pure and simple.
There are ten in the p~est-house. some
distance removed from the city, and q
few suspected houses in the city have
been %Quarantined by the police.
No new cases have developed for sew
oral days and a spread of the disease IS
in no sense apprehended. The victims
are all negroes and are getting along
nicely.
I'm the country quite a number Of cases
OF eruption was pronounced smallpox
and 80 is believed that it is chicken-poX.
and isolated. There have been no deaths
There IS not the slightest uneasiness
here over the few cases discovered. The
precautions taken are complete.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Oct. S-The
Ohio and Wisconsin troops. who were
brought TO Fort Monroe on the transports
Panama ana Missouri, and wto were
trsnsferred there. are said TO be doing
SslA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09

Nervous passanger-Captain what
would Doe the result if the steamer should
strike an iceburg while we are pilnsing
through this f0g2
Captain of Steamship-rhe Iceberg
would move along. madam. just a. Y
nothing had happenet-Cincinuau En-
Quirer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09

Milwaukee Akron and Sioux ttF tale
ors have had wages increased. flttsDurs
l0urueymen are organizing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09
The Oregon.

Turn back thy prov. o oregon,
Toward thy Western nome
No foeman's ship Will bar thy way
Or cross fhy track OF foam,
BY day. by night. like HOUNDS IN ieash
No more thy engines strain
To reach the senGlchre where sleeps
Thy sister ship. the Maine.
On. nObly hast thou played my part
Though half the world away
Like arrow TO- it, mark We sped
To Join and win the Tray
Go back, - Oregon. IN peace
Mid wondrous deeds, ana Dold.
Thy rush Of fourteen thousand miles
Shall evermOre DE told
-Ninetto N owatar. On New York sun
A Milwaukee alderman advocates q
municipal printing plant. Boston has one
and now some ~ the Huos prominenl
people want ! municipal coal! yard,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09

This condi-
ton of the
minddestroys
n effect OF
advice; and
$ h grows
worse rather
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09

a physicians Office
where she has I'M
dergOne q critical
examination with
more
or less. of discour-
a-AnnAnf
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-01-27
WHEAT'S NEW KING. CLEVER NEW DOLLS.
YOUNG JOE LETTER HAS A COR
NER IN THE CEREAL.

dc Went into the Deal Six Months Ago .
N0vice-Now He is tbs Undisputed Ruler
OF the Pit-suid to lie Worth About $780,
100000.
Joseph Letter. of Chicago, is the king
of the wheat pit. He went into he
ceal six months ago novice. He w
holds all the cards. The veterans Who
In other times have won throush 81 er
force of money, and have slaughtered
opponents in the grain arena w4lhCut
mercy or ply, find theInse YES face to
face with new giant, whose check
covers one CT the richest estates Of tLe
world. 1t has been bate of p.u.k,
shrew6ness, persisten and de .el nina
tion. Tie dea ers ever The way pi d
his verdure, the sublime sinp.i i-y
which brought the gree-horn into
their paths. They we're ohuckl ng over
tie Liz price which the young man
would contribute for his .esson and ex-
rerience They counted hin about che
incest. juiciest victim they ever had set
their eyes upon. They neglected. to
lCok at his chin.
Joserh Letter is most peculiar man
not peculiar in the sense of eccentric
or il any other disparaging se-se.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-01-27
She Is u You hfut Engineer

The younres engineer in the world
s undoubtedly Mss Lola Coulter, of
New York City. She is only fourteen
years old, but she knows all about
locomotive speeding over the curved
racks and straight tracks UP hill and
1own dale. From infancy Miss Lola
1as shown foEdness for mechanics.
When she could scarcely walk she
played with toys which contained some
mechanism. Later she devoted all her
.me to building small engines, wag--
,Es. and other movable toys out of
anything on whic-. she could lay her
hands.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-01-27

There probably never lived mn j-st
Ike him. He is not even Ike his
fa.her. A sen unlike his fthar i. apt
to be unlike anyone, Il rev-r vii he
possible for the ticghgaphe to say Of
him that he was a sc. f-nade man, f.
made as the self made men tell. HIS
success has come to him because he
w&s capable enough to succeed to he
management of vast properties. This
nagement did net come to him un il
he h d shown that he was lh'e to p'qat
dollars where they wou.d grow. hes
som and yield him Two fold. He came
from Harvard five or six years ago
with a degree. It was somewhat cf a
disappointment and surprise 20 two
sorts of frienIs Of his that he Went il
to business at all. All the men and
women who had known him picked
&, him to assume at once the profession
Of a gentleman CT leisure He kent The
big house in Tower Place going. It
was reported that he had va ct. It
would have regularly foi owed in the
natural order Of thirgs that he shcu. d
have frowned upon marke and rem
tails and leases. The pc e WHO
thought trash like that failed 10 lock
at his chin.
The father did not know exac,ly the
stuff that was in the sen He remem-
tered that he went through years Of
training-vely humble at tines ar
rive at his age of financial discretion.
Joseph had no such experience. He
never had sold goods over a count r
nor worked from c,er&shop to a m
mercill Dictatorship, His cary fe
had been spent in private schools and
at the university--a course very diff
ferent from pioneer life in bring ne cut
the oull ties which make eliilful money
ndlers. He never had been ag inst
the hard wall of making his own way.
The father concluded to 80 slowly
slowly IS mn of his wealth won d
estimate it. Ee placed $1,f00,C00 in
his sons hands FIVE years ago. II is
now considered on the rect a com
plratively con ervative es innate to pu
the properties under his contro'-an !
he is only thirty-at $30,0b0,000 L
mikes 81 COO for each year of his
life--probably m kes him the young ST
fnancial king in the world The fo~-
tune is divided among the best institu
tions Of the city, extenTs into the biz
railroads. out into ranch holdings n
the far West, and great pits of we ! h
in the hills of the orc countries. The
more he spends the more he ca ms.
and the men who hep him to oper~ te
claim that one Of the best reas ns fr
his phenomenal prorress is his devo-
tion to the essential 'it:1a things of his
various interests. Mr.. Letter. person
ally. Is one of the most pular men In
town. Fe has more friends than anv-
body The friendship runs from the
top TO the bottom Of men, as the peop e
In his circle are accustomed 10 rate
men. ITe is favoriie no less among
ren of tie clubs th7n among the mon
who stand around tho corner st~ra and
know him only by sight and pre- ense
OF knowing Re is big. athletic, a
bachelor, and lives like lord.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-01-27
Lo,lsing Up the Hatin =

$50 that young man wants tc many
you?" said Mabel's father.
YES" was the reply.
DO you know how much his salary
is?"
NO; but it's an awfully strange CO.
inc dence."
What do you mean?"
Herbert asked me the very same
question about you"
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-01-27
cnii.rc Girl Hnn.a Saloon.

The niece of an Ex-Governor Of Indi-
ana Is running a saloon at Wichita,
Kan. She was educated at one of the
lie ding colleees of the country and Is
a highly accomplished musician. She
says the Kansas boom caused her
downfall. Her husband lost all his
money and d.ad. leaving her penni-
less.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-01-27
1t Ma ip n Sir

Il surrose your father was b.
financier?"
Il should say he was! Why LittlS
Hooche cooche and Great Western
stock tuEbled thl ee POINTS the day he
diedl"
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-01-27
Jaranese ..ake Is ANCIENT.

Next to our grape wire it is believed
that Japanese sake, or rice wine, is the
oldest alcoholic beverage known to
man, its use in Japan dating back over
two thousand years.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-01-27
A Poll e Request.

Buried in a fur coat, with ks A~.-,
deep in his pockets, a man passes on
the boulevard man distributing hand
bills. Very politely, but without TAX
ing his hands out, he says TO The d.s-
tributer:
Thank you, kindly, my friend. But
will you have the gocC. ess to throw it
on the sidewalk yoursel4?"
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-01-27
Iioou news.

No other Medicine was ever given such
a test as Ouo's Cure. Thousands of bot
ties of this great German remedy are be.
ing distributed EEE OF CHARGE, to those
afflicted with CONSUMPTION, Asthma,
Group. severe Coughs. Pneumonia aud all
rhroat aud Lung diseases. giving the co
pie proof than Otios Cure will care ih,m
Fer sale only bv r. j. Keele., Laporte;
WI. Hoffman, Ilillsgrove; 1.S. Lancaster
Forksville; c. B. Jennings, Estella; Jao.
w. Buck, Sonestown. Samples free.
Large bottles sos aud 25e.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-01-27

All the members .t the British
royal family have great fancy for de-
signing jewely, ard, as rule, design
all the presents they give to each
other.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-01-27
No Rest.

The wsds by r..h men won ard isel
Were not attah-ed ty single steal.
3ut they. while their companions slep
Were always planning shady deals
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-01-27
KlOiIdike.

Quick. The treasure"
1t was woman's intuition u
rescue.
Thrusting the doughnut into her bo.
som. she tulred TO confront the despe.
rado, as he entered.
"Foiled!" Kissed Klondile Alf r
there was nothing to be seen
gets.