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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-18
Eggs i'm Politics.
PRO BADLY FATAL FALL.
Dr. \. Jaeger Buys the Colorcd Orphan
Asylum at Lynchburg.

LYNCHBURG. VA. oct. 17.-Special.-
Mr.. James @. Lindsay. llOOr manager for
-. Moses d CO.. fell from the rear porch
OF his clearinghouse Saturday night
about fifteen feet. and struck on stone
walk and fractured his skill BE was
found two hours later, with blood run
ming from his nose and ears. A cnalr
that fell with him was badly broken. Mr..
Lindsay and his wife came here from
Lexington several months ago
Dr. A. Jaeger, who was recently tried
by an ecclesiastical court and convicted
Of conduct unbecoming I'm a minister. has
purchased the Lynchburg COlored orphan
Asylum and Industrial School, OF Which
he has been since its establishment the
superintendent and manager. About a
week ago the trustees of the institution
held meeting for the purpose OF coming
10 some understanding as TO now ne
large Indebtedness Of the asylum might DE
settled. Or. Jaeger proposed to purchase
the place for $500 If they would give
him credit for s., 100 due him for salary
and money advanced. This was agreed
to. and DR.. Jaeger was given ten days lH
which 10 raise the necessary SiNp
Promptly at the expiration OF the liie
he handed the trustees "a cheek TOT thr
fun amount. having. by an arrangement
with well-known Lynchhurg hrm' leaaed
them a brick plant ON the asylum la-Hl
for 5000 Thus DR.. Jaeger has become
The absolute pOssessOr of the insiluiuluh'
the grounds. the buildings. and about
sixty little "niggers
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A UNIQUE SUIT.
Another Step In the Suit for Damages
for decentralization

CHICAGO. oct. 16.-The second step in
the prosecution OF one of the most unique
suits ever brought In an American court
the suit for $4,000 damages against the
officials Of the Roman Catholic Church
for publishing the accommodation or
a former priest Of their faith. Father
Anthony Koselowski. Of the All Saints
independent Polish Catholic Church-has
been taken in the Circuit Court I'm the
filing OF the declaration containing the
itemized complaint Of the independent
prelate. The document says that the
plaintiff. Of his own volition. formally
severed all connection with the Roman
Catholic Church. at which time the in
dependent parish Of All Saints was or
ganzed.
The specified charge against the Arch
bishop and Cardinal LedCckowiski' VINO
were made defendants In the action Il
that. Knowing their power 10 influence
the peouie over whom they had ecclesias-
teal Jurisdiction. they, with intent 10 IN
lure the plaintiff caused a letter 10 be
read In all the pulpits OF the diocese Tor
bidding all true members OF the Roman
Catholic church from association in the
slightest degree with the plaintiff under
ooin az themselves being placed under the
ban Of the church
Father Koselowski asserts that through
this letter, which was read as directed
ON July 8, 1883 he has been put 10 great
inconvenience and has suffered financial
loss through tse lessening VI his receipts
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AFRAID OF YELLOW FEVER.
Troops Will Not be Sent To Southern
Camns VII Alter Frost.

WASHINGTON. October lit was
stated at the War Department to-day
that troops will not be sent TO Southern
camps until after fros, has made il GER
tain that yellow fever Will not spread.
This applies to the troops now at Camp
Meade. Lexington and Knoxville.
Major Edie OF the medical department
who has been stationed at Lexington
for some time past was al the depart
ment to-day and says the health OF the
troops there has been steadily imprOr-
ing. 1t is said. however, that it viii be
too cold for the troops 90 occupy tents
during the winter in Kentucky.
WASHINGTON. october 1.-THE fol-
lowing additional reports regarding yell
low fever developments IN the yellow
fever situation We're received by Acting
Surgeon Bailbech. OF the Marine Hos
pital Service. jackson. S new cases OK
ford. new case. 1 death. Edwards. 4
whites and / negro cases. Yazoo city 8
new cases Harriston. u new cases. Pop
larviile. 2
A dispatch from Meridian repors one
case of yellow fever discovered and SAYS
the guards have been placed around it.
A light frost there Saturday night.
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GENERAL PALMER'S ATTITUDE.
Having No Candidate of His Own lie
VIII Vote for the Republican.

DECATUR. ILL. oct 17.-EX-Senator
John VI. Palmer. gold Democratic candi-
date FOR president. has accepted an inVi-
tation 10 preside al a Republican sound
money meeting I'm Decatur on oct I'D,
when the Hon. w. ID. Bynum, OF the
National Democratic sound Money Exec
utlve Committee will deliver the address.
These letters received Saturday evening,
define Mr.. Palmers attitude In the pres
ent campaign:
springfield. ILL.,. oct. 70, 1888.
John W. Tanner Decatur ILL.,:
Dear Sir.-In answer t0 your letter or
oct 18th. / send you copy OF "a letter
which have just written 90 Mr. Usher OF
Wisconsin. which you are at liberty 70
publish II you think proper.
JOHN NJ. PALMER.
ELLIS b. Usher Lacrosse. WIS.
Springfield. H.. oct. -. ls9S
Dear Slr.-I have your interesting Jet
ter. and ! answer II at once. am
Democrat I'm an my sympathies and anec-
tions and would greatly prefer 20 vote
for the representative men Of that party
At present the Democratic is the minor
ity party and cannot. If It would con-
troll the policy OF the country. Therefore
il accents for its leaders shallow pretend
ers who. like Mr. Bryan and Governor
Stone can promise it only local success.
and it platforms and prnciples-like that
of Chicago adopted i'm lssi-are a mere
snarl at existing conditions.
Without presenting any scheme Cor poll
teal or social Improvement the Chicago
platform is the mere echo of the iil-tem-
per of those who adhere 20 IL and COM
mlts the Democratic party TO the coinage
of silver on the ratio Of l6 to with EN-
forced legal tender quality. It's advocates
propose 10 reduce the prices of gold or the
gold standard Some ana TO 2dvdnce The
price of silver SOME and the point at
which the depreciation Of the price of gold
and the enhancement OF the price OF sil-
yer will meet will he the standard OF val
ucs I'm this country. forgetful of the fact
that the more valuable metal VIII disdp-
pear from circulation.
u will not support any candidate who
favors the coinage of silver ON the ratio OF
Is 10 I with enforced legal tender quality.
I adhere TO the indianapolis platform. /
am a cleveland Democrat and ] believe
that if The party had adhered 10 the pol
icy Of the Wilson bin and sound money
n would have succeeded In the Presiden'
tial election OF 1895 and would have con-
trolled the government now. It's folly was
20 commit itself 70 the Chicago platform
in 1926. in opposition 10 sounder opinions.
Il was dominated by mere resentments
and was unconsciously dishonest as III
proposed 20 revolutlonize and MeXicanize
the standard values Of the United States.
Il beg you 20 be assured that no sound
money Democrat can, under any circum-
stances. in my judgment, vote for any
representative man who Is not In favor
Of sound honest money. I will vote for
Isaac r. Mills. the Republican candidate
for Congress I'm the Seventeenth Illinois
district on the issue Of sound money, as
we have no candidate Of our own.
JOHN VI. PALMER
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TILlMAN AT CHATHAM.
He Follows MIR, Swanson and Holds
the Crowd for an Hour and u Half.

CHATHAM. VA, oct 17.-Special.-A
very large crowd attended County Court
to-day Work of putting in lire-proof
vaults in the courthouse caused the court
TO be held in the Academy of Music.
Congressman Swanson and Senator Till
man spoke To a tremendous crowd on the
courthouse green. Mr.. Swanson led OFF i'm
a speech OF about one hour. He placed
the Democrats and Populists together,
and speaking OF the two parties always
said Eve" Mr.. Swanson dWelt at some
length on the maladministratiOn of the
Republicans in conducting the war with
Spain. The war tax was dWelt on al
length. He reviewed the record of his
opponent. Mr.. Edmund Parr. very fully.
HIS private life was passed over, but his
record in the State Legislature was re-
viewed very fully. Mr.. Swanson said that
Parr could not take his seat If elected, as
he and his family lived in Brooklyn.
The speaker introduced Senator Till
man after expressing his gratitude TO the
voters In closing he said Bryan would be
nominated and elected IN 1900.
Senator Tillman held the immense
crowd and kept them laughing a great
deal Of the time. He spoke about an hour
and a half.
lie stood firmly on the Chicago platform,
denounced the administration, and said
free silver would surely win in time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-18
TWO DETECTIVES
ARE INDICTED.
Baldwin and FeItz Presented for
Shooting Henry Hawks.
THE CASE WAS CONTINUED.
The First Twenty Miles Of the Rich
mond, Petersburg and Carolina
Railroad Completed and the
First Passenger Train Run.

PETERSBURG, VA, October T-Spe-
ciai.-The County Court Of Dinwiddie
opened this morning The grand jury
found presentments against W. 9. Bad
win and T. l.. Feltz. detectives or tle
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
for shooting and killing Henry Hawks
(colored) at Wilson's Depot. some weeks
ago.
II will be remembered that Hawks was
killed by Baldwin.
The case against the accused was con-
tinued to the second day Of the NoVem-
Der term. Baldwin renewed his BOND Oh
$500 for his appearance.
Feltz was not present in court having
been summoned rs a witness IN inc
United states Court
Lex Meeks and Harvey Richardson
charged with highway robbery, were ac-
quilted.
TO BE MARRIED. Geo.,
Rev j. u. Hart pastor oil me 80 i ~
BAPTIST church In this city. mas soue, ~ ~
Isle ~ Wight. where on neXt lhul suay
he will be married 10 Miss Gerirlhe NOT
feet Of that county. ,, ..,.,,.
Mr. Harris congregation VIII prcS,enl
him and HIS bride with > hahuso''' S'''0
IN I Wilkins n the Williams &
Sons Company, millers OF tnis ci1y,' .t,iin
Miss Saiie Leigh Bragg. also % . t,i
place. will be married to-fncilcN dl,Ji
boon at > o'clock AT the fesl1@ico ~ 'N'
bride on Hinton street ...o-.<,.,i,,
There was "A heavy frost hero Yesterday
morning. the first Of the Win,a,;
Rcbecca Ruftin. .colotel VIZ 81,
raigned for trial in the county Cout
~ Prince George tom iff0W To answer
the charge Of arson.
TWENTY MILES FINISHED.
The first twenty miles Of the Richmond.
petersbur, and Carolina Railroad. south
from Petersburg. will be completed to-
dav This road is 10 run from Ridge
wav. y. c.. 20 Richmond Va, and Will
omen I'D a section of country the trade
OF which will be very valuable 10 TINS
city The road is well laid and the ma
terlal used in its construction is all first
class. The iron bridge over stony creek,
In Dinwiddie county. which was only
completed a few days ago, is a very
handsome structure and cost somewhere
I'm the neighbOrh0Od Of $1,000
Along the twenty miles Of this road
which haa Just been finished there Is
most valuable timber lands. and already
some dozen or more large saw mills nave
| been established on the lire Of the road
| an OF which are now in active opera
THE FIRST TRAIN.
The first passenger train over this road
was run to-day 20 Dinwddie Court House
4 telegram has been received here an-
| nouncing the critical Illness OF Mr. sgd
nev Smith. of the a. p. hin Rifles. of
! Petersburg Fourth Virginia Regiment, al
! Jacksonville, Fla. Private Smith Is
suffering from typhoid fever His mother
has gone 10 attend at his bedside.
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Results at Latonia

CINCINNATI. October lz-First race
one mile-Aunt Maggie e 10 y first; r.
b. Sack & TO ! and to y second,
Seaport e to p third. Time. l:42 IA.
Second race-hve and half furlongs-
Rafsaelo g TO u first; Deblaise O5 10 l
and c TO y second; Volandies 6 to 81
third. Time, 1:l0
Third race-one mile-Lena Myers 6
to u first: 'Possum 90 TO l and TO u
second Frar John q TO u third. Time,
1:44 Ia.
Fourth race-six furlongs-Miss Verne
q TO ID first. Osmon Go TO ] and TO u
second Wharton 90 to u third. Time,
LII.
Fifth race-five furlongs-Mame NJ. g
20 . nrst: Duplicate a to l and 10 81
eocord Norma Taylor q to u third.
Time, lea
sixth race-six fu1ongs-Gibraltar G
to ID first. Dawes 6 TO and even) sec
ond: The Star OF Bethlehem 90 TO y
third. Time, ILL 81.
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THE ANARCHIST PLOT.
Fifteen Suspects Arrested i'm Alcxan
dria-Precautions in Constantinoplc.


ALEXANDRIA. EGYPT, oct l6.-Fif-
teen suspects have now been arrested in
connection with the Anarchist plot
against Emperor William. CThe plot
was reported I'm The Sun on Saturday,
The last man 10 be taken into custody is
an Italian who was captured this morn
ing.
The original plan Of the conspirators
was to engage room in a narrow street
I'm Cairo through which the Emperor
would pass and throw bombs at his
carriage.
When the Emperors visit TO Egypt was
abandoned. the plotters proposed 10 at
tempt TO kill him with bombs at the ded-
ication Of the German Church IN Jeru-
salem The bombs consisted OF an iron
SMELL bound with steel wire, and having
an inner lining of porcelain. They con-
tanned guncotton and illuminate of mer-
curry.
Further documents that have been
seized by the police reveal the fact that
a plot was being matured to assassinate
King Humbert and every member OF the
Italian reiening family
CONSTANTINOPLE. oct. 16.-Owing to
the discovery Of the plot against Emperor
William at Alexandria, the police sur
veillance Of the entire Italian colony here
has been redoubled. and house to house
inspection has been made.
The names and particulars Of Italian
employees have been noted All unem-
poyed Italians, of whom there are many
of bad character in the city. will be
seized and taken to the frontier before
the arrival here Of the Emperor.
The Sultan has ordered that the official
n Of
imperial party while in Turkey be kept
entirely secret. so as 10 preclude outrage.
The German imperial yacht Hohenzollern
IS expected 10 anchor in the Golden Horn
on Monday afternoon.-New York Sun $
SDecial
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FROST ALL OVER
NORTH CAROLINA.
Soldiers Return Whose Burroughs
Were Extended.
THEY DID NOT RECEIVE NOTICE.
What to DO With Them is Puzzle
Martin County People Pclt "A Flu
sionist With Eggs-No Prospect
ola Winter Camp for Raleigh
THEY DID NOT RECEIVE NOTICE,

RALEIGH. n. c.. oct T.-Special.-
There was frost all through this section
Yesterday morning, and there was some
to-day
Second Regiment soldiers who failed TO
get the notices not 10 come here Octo-
Der 18th, because Of extension of fur
Tough. are arriving in numbers. What TO
do with them Is a puzzle. They VIII OF
course be fed IN camp. but the question
Of how TO get them home comes Up. lhey
have no money. not having yet been
paid off for last month
The wife Of VI. W. Page Democratic
candidate for sheriff In this county died
to-day al Morrisvnle.
PELTED WITH EGGS.
Keeper Of the Capitol Burns returns
here with a story no the effect that ia
Martin county several hundred people
pclted him with eggs. and that it took a
couple Of hours 10 clean his clothing. lie
Is fusionist
Congressman Pearson. Of the Ninth Dis
trict was here yesterday 20 see the Re-
publican state chairman lie is greatly
concerned at the prospect in his district
The Democrats declare they will win in
four districts.
Entries for the State Fair are being
made so rapidly that by Wednesday all
the space will be taken.
There is not the slightest prospect OF the
establishment Of a winter camp for vol
unteers in this State. All the camps are
located The Republicans are trying 10
make some capital out OF the matter of
locating one At Greensboro or Raleigh,
but IL is mere moonshine
HANDSOME CHURCH.
IL is expected that IN thirty days work
will begin on the new and very handsome
church OF the Good Shepherd here.
The Democrats say they are sure they
will carry this county. Even Republicans
are found who admit that this is "a Dem
ocratic year"
Tomorrow the Supreme Court will call
the appeal docket from the Fourth dis
trict. 1t will take up first the case Of
Jim Booker the negro murderer who is
under sentence of death here. He is one
Of the nine prisoners who so nearly es-
capped from jail last week.
Many Raleigh Democrats have failed 10
register. There are only two more reg
istration days
Eggs in Politics.
WELDON. n. c.. oct. 1T-Special.-
While Senator Clark. Rev +. l.. Wood
and other Populsts were making speeches
at Littlcton Saturday night they were
treated 10 shower OF stale eggs.
The white men of Halifax county are
aroused as they have not been for years
and they are determined TO win al the
approaching election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-18
TROOPS FOR MANILA.
Seven Transports Now at SAM rancIsco
Three Sail with Troops this Wdek.

SAN FRlANCIsCO. October 1.-THE
troopships ZealanGia and Pennsylvania
arrived Saturday evening from Manila.
The Zealandia brought Lieutenant Elliott
end seven sailors from the Manila neet.
and the body Of Chaplain Freeman oil
the cruiser Baltimore. The officers de-
MED that four nremen were injured IN
the .yphoon through which the Iealan-
dia ran between Manila and japan. The
only accident was suffered by the quar-
termaster, who broke his arm.
on the Pennsylvania were six men OF
,ha First New York Volunteers, from
Honolulu two Of whom are insane. The
insane men are James Wallace Phillips
OF Company I. and Harrison w bul-
locks. Of Company c. The aick mer
are wagner Clement S. Atkins, cor'-
pany !. dysentery; James Dent Com
nany x ,vnhoId; Joel Holmes, Com
pany X. kidney trouble.
Sergeant John Grant Of Company +.
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COLUMBIAN, II; LEXINGTON, 6.
Tn Wasbiu ctopia1s Defeat the WASH
ington aud Lee Team.

LEXINGTON. VA. oct 17.-Special.-
The football fear % Columbian Univer-
sity OF washington. ID. c., this afternoon
defeated Washington and Lee. The
teams were about evenly matched al
though the Columbians were heavier.
washington and Lee opened the contest
and IN the rush for the pig-skin II was
discovered that Washington and Lees
weakness law in the middle line and her
s.ron.fh in che ofcs while fhc reverse
Mas true 81 the COiumDians. their strong
point being their center line and their
ends weak Consequently Washington
and Lee worked the ends and the Co
iumb'ans broke through tho middle Of
their opponents line.
The first half was series OF PUSHES
fumbies and much punting. resulting in
SCORE of 6 TO 6 In favor OF Washington
and Lee.
Tho CoIumSisns opened the second half
IA treat style, Tyndail making a hfty-
9asd gun the greatest made during the
3tmA Ehcn followed short xuns fha lines
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-18
At Dinwiddie Court.

PETERSBURG. VA. Oct 17.-Speolal.-
There Was political speaking on the court
green at Dlnwiddie Courthouse to-day.
The Democrats were addressed by Mr..
r H. Mann Jr % this city. and the
Republicans by Hon. r. Thorp, the
this district, and ex-senator Davis, the
latter OF whom spoke in the interest OF
the candidacy Of Thomas L. Jones. the
col0rsd Rsnahi~ss cssAAate. -
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DEATHS.

DOSWFLL-Dieda al the Old Dominion
HOSPITAL. october II, lses. at 1913 a. NJ,
THOMAS ". boswell, only son o.
T Bernard and Ellen Norris boswell. Of
gnrial THIS Tuesday AFTERNOON
~ 4 o'rlock from the residence of Mr..
n. 4. Brooke. No I'LL east Clay street.
Services az Hollywood.
cANfI,RFII.-D Sunday morning
October f6th. az $50 O'Clock. al her resi-
donce no 90 east Byrd street. MIS-.
Campbeil. AGED sixty-fve years
the funeral will take place from 81.
peters cathedral az 1870 A. ". TUES
DAY, october IS. 1895
'-terment at Mount Calvary.
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Amendments for Speaking.

Chamber Of Commerce Building
Richmond va.
The following appointments for public
speaking are announced:
HON. THOMAS S. MARTIN.
Brunswick Court. October 2ith.
Surry Court. October 18th.
Charlotte Court. November T.
HON. JOHN +. RlXEY.
Stafford (courD. october 18th.
Fauquier OcourO October 2ith.
HON. SYDNEY p. EPES.
Nottoway (courD. November 81.
Greeusvilie (courO. November lth.
HON. JAMES HAY.
Iuray (courO. october 2ith.
Charlottesville lcourU. November 1th.
JUDGE W. HODGES MANN.
Amelia Court October 9th.
HON. SAMUEL W. WILLIAMS.
Grayson court. october 18th.
HON. IA. ID. FLOOD.
Augusta (cOurD, october 2ith.
Nottoway (courO. November Sd.
Creeusvile (courD. November It'll.
HON. PETER j. OTEY.
Roanoke city. October 18th might.
smyrna. Beford county october 2lst
mighD.
Peaksvlne. Bedford county. october 22d,
afternOon).
Montvale bedford county,. october 18th
otter Hin bedford county,. october
18th, G:3O =. NJ
sedalia Bedford county,, October 10Th.
iUJolifax CcourO. October 2ith.
Republican Grove. Halifax county, Oc-
tobcr 18th q PM)
MI. Carmel, Halifax county october
18th q T. NJ
south Boston, Halifax county. October
26th (P. NJ
virginia. Halifax county, October 18th
q +. NJ No.,
oak Level. Halifax county October 18th
O. r. NJ
clover. Halifax county, October 18th
q r. NJ
ottsburg. Halifax county OcloDer -'''
IS b. NJ
HON JOHN LAMB.
Hanover (courD, october 18th
Charles city court. october -Jth.
King william (courO. October )tn.
West Ponit, october 18th WighU.
uON WILLIAM T.. BARKSDALE.
Roanoke (courD, CSalem), October l'th.
Bedford (courO October oath.
Montgomery (courO. October 18th.
Charlotte (courD. November TN.
HON. J. NJ QUARLES.
podlar Mills. Amherst county, October
18th mighO
(mornIng).
afternoon.
LowesviIle. Amherst county october
18th mighO
Massie's Mills. Nelson county October
10Th (afternoon)
slaughters Nelson county. October 2lsi
(afternoOn).
stanton Court. October 24th.
HON. PEMBROKE PETIT.
Nelson Court. October Path.
JEFFERSON WALLACE. ESQ.
Hanover (courD. October 18Th.
New Kent Court. October 10Th.
King William (courO, october 2otn'
HON. y. b. EARLY, JR.
Madison (courO October 9th.
Waynesboro OnighO. November 5th.
Albemarle (courO. November an.
FRANK T. GLASGOW, ESQ.
Nelson (courO. October 2ith.
JUDGE WIN. r. RHEA
Wise CcourO. October 2ith.
HON. c. NJ. WALLACE JR.
Madison (cOurO, October 2th.
c. A. BOYCE. ESQ.
Pedlar Mills, Amherst county, OCTOBER
18th (nlghD.
Atwood. Amherst county. October 18th
(morning).
sandidges, Amherst county October 1911
(afternOOn).
townsville. Amherst county, October
18th (nighD.
Massie's Mills. Nelson county. October
10Th afternoon.
slaughter's Nelson county. october 21si
(afternOOn).
]. TAYLOR ELLYSON. Chairman.
Joseph Button, Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-18
MakesPeop!e ell.

The one true specific for diseases arising
from debilitat, nervous system isPa'nes
celery compound, 50 generally prescribed
BY physicians il is probably the most re
markSble remedy that the scientific research
OF this country has produced Prof. Edward
r Phelps. NJ. D.. L. L. D., oi Dartmouth
college first prescribed what IS now known
the world over as Paue'S celery compound
positive cure for dyspepsia oiliousness'
liver complaint. neuralgia, rheumatism all
nervous diseases and kidney troubles
Paine's celery compound has succeeded
again and again where everything else has
failed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-18
snapisb Covernment Criticised

BAYONNE. oct 17.-Advices received
here from Madrid point TO efferyeseence
IN military circles there Many military
clubs openly criticise the government for
what thew term "humaliatins peace"
The ofsciaIs at Madrid deny the report
current on the continent that Captain
General Rlanco has resigned.