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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15

An interesting rumOr reaches the Critic
n the effect that Mrs. Craigie has been
selected by Lord Rowton TO write the
authorized life OF the late Lord Beacons-
field. Il is no secret that Mrs. Craisie Is
q great admirer OF the dead statesman,
for he figures as one of the characters IN
The School for Saints" Lord ROwton.
who was B~eaconfeld's secretary, was
appointed to the task. but he seems 10
shrink from IL, for II is not yet o
though the Premler's will said:-"l here
by request my friend and private secre-
tary, Montagu Cory. with all convenient
speed after my death 10 collect the SAID
documents" for destruction or for publ
cation. at his own absolute discretion.
There is. moreover, a request mat as
"the said documents contain mat
ters bearing On the conduct and character
of contemporary statesmen, especlal
care shall be taken by Lord Rowton not
10 "infict needless pain on the living or
an the families OF the dead" Not the
least important part OF this biography
will be the correspondence with Her
Majesty Queen Victoria" whose friend
shin and sympathy with Beaconsneld
were we'll known.
1t is pleasant, says the same perioolcdi'
10 see an interchange or cour-
tes,es between authors. In The Chap
Book OF March IL, Mr.. stephen crane
wrote OF Mr.. Harold Frederick
"In Frederick one feels at once the per-
feet evenness of craft. the underwriting
worth OF the workmanship. The excel
lence is always sustained. and these
books form. with In the Sixties row
Of big American novels.
II | make my mean too strong
over this phase OF h matter,
7 have only the excuse that l be-
ilevs In the Sixties stories to form a
most notable achievement in writing
times in America 80 He has
sraspsd English life with a pre-
olsion OF hand that Is only
Re rra,ped Irish life. and his new book
will shine out OF English eyes In a way
With which they are not too familiar. II
4, A strong and striking delineation. free.
bold and straight"
: % Sunday. May ! AR. FREDERICK wrots
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
Hosiery.
Another l0c. Purchase.

40 dozen more, and that will close out
the fancy Ladies' and Mems Solid Color
and Stripe Hose and Half-Hoxs. Open
work and plain. Worth 4oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
THE WIRE OF LIFE:

THE IlIE Ot LIZ r. by 1ndlltS htH-
nett Burrow. Henry Holt and Com
pany. New York.
For sale by the George NJ. West Com
pany.
This Is a novel distinctly suggestive Of
the per-feryid hysterical school, but in
spite of that quality, has a good thing or
two in it-As Mrs. Torrance. for in
stance. With regard 10 the two young
women in Il. personally we find Ethel
Barrow considerably more attractive
than Mabel, who is too angelic for our
no doubt too human taste. Personally we
are made uncomfortable by her. The di-
alogue smacks of the school made famil-
lar by women who had much better have
spent their lives in "blushing unseen
thar have introduced It. We confess
that we cannot appreciate persons who
"For a moment stood there at the full
stretch of life poised upon the last flood
wave. etceterae. We prefer less mixed
metaphors. But that. Of course, is mere
" our personal preference. These are the
sort Of people who. IL they exist at all,
hold the relation to man as God made
him that disease holds 10 health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
In the Children's Stock.
In the Mems Stock.

--c One rack Wei and Patent Leather
~ Oxfords. slightly rubbed. but no,
enough to hurt. and mostly small stzox
up to 8 and 8. worth s. 10 SaD-choies
now. to close, l5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15

rs $50 $50
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-16

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theilt.
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Nle @ppotbtt iunrot entDorltn con o,n $40 Suu=
tall & lbom pon ROriolt NM 1T elm Qfanolniprub
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Spne Nusadbe.

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ldtluHtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-16
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run 3urfUlf, Sav
46,idbriss 5spruientfoe erffe 9ppOtbeten7
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NreiS: 100 uur dufaeIaufene Stuieu.
prefs: 100 unS aufseIaufsne 3inien.

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lrnO Der g6itD unO SuburbaHz StrlBcubuDu= nm
SmprppcmcUtz 6pmpaQni.."
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,ritrpituom gtribt ibcr Oos 6igenbum erilt.t.
Su Oitsm 9tritts ia1t sr: Ser allgemctue Gbaz
rlttcr Der Sr;ibricis oeT be;On 6Ompu gnis'n, Die
couioltoirt purosu uuo BON Der Staats= =9t0islatur
tiutn Charter ,rbitlttn, III irs Uou alien un0ts
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r irpcUO elm: uripriinglibc 9iiafttrun0 pOtr Heu=
pilittruuQ Der StraBtn III tragsn, unD Siecs Hur
jpi1en Den Scbieueu IND iius' sub ilbtr Oltitibsn
bjuaus, .pobt Die StuOt Die gutsridlisH H. /. 10.
li2iUt lIeber Dsn or0Bttn Sbti Der 9tOuttu inner
balb Der StuOtgrtIjcu Inn Die StraRtn OT Stlot
5er:its nit b;Igiibsn &lpt'n 9spi!aicrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-16
SiialIllaSfuuS.

llutcr O,u @tOiupunQ:H Or NapOtb.t 1T bic Goms
plQuic ptrpi.ibttt o:m Srute, 0liGbrib, b:ginnno
AM | SSduuar 1898 cine QtnilgenOc Summe 81 be-
Idbtu, nm Gin Qrojcut Der Ebliqatiogtu= Sbulo
oamit uuf3utlufeu, ptlds bciaare Summc in oez
itu 9cgos dugtltgt Deroeu muB, Dsuu Oci;!ben titV
10 uHO ;}iHien rOer psuu,r ju erluHQtH nEo.
gSsHH Nieitbtu icOob ujbt duiostluit ptrOsl tonz
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0;u;lbcu 10 u;bt auigeIluitrtu 3inien btidbltn.
Ter AMI OIsi, lSciit OorQ:itbtu; Si1uHgstouo olro
ais Qcuiia3uD cratbtst, nm olmt Die Qslammte
C5HgltioHtu=Sb SbulO Der &abu lur 33it DIR tSdliGz
DsrOuUg 0sritibCn eiUjulOigu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-16
SubIcriptlpucn.

uSubiriUiou;n DtrOu cr6intt an 9onnirtoQ'
Den II. Ftbrulr 1898 unO DsrOau am ltibtn 8aQ'
RadmittdQs nm llbr Q.iDluntu. NusIoolunQe el
fU:rccu io6ulo, als m0qlib. bieruab erTO0tn Sas
Recbt blsibt Dorbtbatca, NppltltioUI jn osTWtt
len ituo tlcincrs gtrdQt aus juooicn, ais iobt ol:
bclntruQt luur0su. @is jur T,r;igitIiuHg pes
Sruds Der Cbligatjou:H ntron temperate eErtIIis
fdts lu5qeqebcu. o-.
99ir blb:u cine periDUl!c5c &tNbtjQunQ o'tltS WE
q,utbums OorCcuoulmeu uuO emyitbcH Ott Ao.la7
tpHen ais cine fb;ut uuO couicroatlOt &dpiid!zNh=
laO,. g2ir tbsru,bmu Ojc AbliafaruHQ az ir1H0
cine qspuuidJtt &aut QtQsu Misunderstanding H'G
llnfottu ilhlblr in l9abitlu Stlt9rlmms toANil
aui uHisr. &oisl e;idHot locrotu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-16
Resif:iruus

9lppGtatiou pjrO cinQcrtitt ptcOtn, mn ore
Sbligation:H auf Die gin; osr r9dltmorT @tt''H=
Sorlt" iu brinQtU. o,.
6lut Abi6riit Dtt &Dpotbtt fam IN OtH Sursaur
elmer Der uut,ritidnttcu GompIQnlt'H Il an0G;0eH
ir:rOar, e6euiO %bibrittn Der 6r:i5r'is uUo e9aT=
ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-16

8aittr %. 9opls. Raiiiru Der .Giti3,Hs'
SIHf,1 Rorfolf
aObert .. GsOf General: 5rO@t. aHO 9GhGs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-16
Gjierims's meOi;inii6es Snititnt,
1903 Ch.9Saltimprcftraf,e.

eOniuItirsnos atTIt, - 9r. Anna @ierlns uue
or. Rsbt I. @tfriHs. lYlaI2Is glgSL LSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-16
Der QeftobIene 8rte I.

N}abrtb, Is. 5ebruar. - Isl
6eral0o," oa5 8latt 0e5 Senor Sole
Ganaleias, beItdtigt 6eute Die geItern
BON 8oi6ington aus 0ertiinoete Ra4z
rift, DdB Oas Staat5z0epartemsnt in
@aIEington Den seitoblenen 9rief pes
GrS8eIanDteH 9upup De Come an
6rn. galoeron Carlisle ais @ertreter
be5 6rn. @anuleias ausgeliefsrt bat.
n6eralDo" beitreitet ferner Die 2lnga6e.
paB Der 8rief DON einem 0iener hes
9rH. Gdnalejas in 8afbington ge@
ito6Ien purOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-16

Gin. CUTE @elesenbeit in iett g,bOtsu,
fd .iuis. afti.u in Oieier GOmpusui. 5u
Breiieu Al tfeyu, ruelde ftf IN Orei giO.
uateu uerOoppeIn wsrOsu. Cine giinitiRs
Chance fir eiusu prOftablen AnihluB.
qufraae miiuoI6 OOer idriftIid. Ginice
quite Qgeuteu werbeH uCrlanQt.
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Die ZtoSt NprIpIf.

9iOrfOlf lit 10 DobI b,tduut, olb g taum u6t5tl
isiu oiritc GiuJtubtit;u ubtr bls g3a6stbum Otr
StlOt gu QsbtH IS 1T Der Guppuutt upu ud)t G;z
uuo tGQli6, @,rbiuouuQ,n AMI Dem Qai,rpsot NIT
0su=9Ort uuo baltimore duBtr Ocn yu.n mad
9biIaNtlpba, @Oiton u !. ~, II. l. 10. Sas Q9dc5ss
tbum Der S!d0t mar Ql,jbmdbiQ nm ttti0 ri, @s=
oOltsrung betru0 in 1870 u 400. in 1880 unqsidbr
=, ,000 in 1890 uuqcidbr 1900 NM QeQsupdrtiQ
iDir0 Oicisbe uuf 5000 p:rlui6laQt. NM nit
9ortsmoutb unO @Irfltp Wtlbs an Der dnocrtu
Seite oes GlijdbttbsRjUsr !itQm, uu0 Ocu @or=
tGOtsu ujmmt man an, DAB oil 9tU0lferltnQ iid aH=
UlberuO lUi 100 O00 bs0uit
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8ii 6of 2tn3er tomm +

Sput6umpton, Is. 6e6runr.
- Inter ben paifa9ieren oes mprgen
BON bier na6 Nep 0ort a6ge6snOsn
8remer 9ampFer5 n5ra0s" bsfinbet
ii6 Der 6efarnte oeuti6e tat6oIii9e
gt6of g(n3er, Deiien 8eri6te ii6er Die
Gage in Gbina 10 pieI 2lufmertIamteit
srregt Fa6en. Gr pirb ii6 ii6er Reps
gort unb San 5ron3isco na9 Der fiz
rsIiI6en Prpbin3 S6aniung, in mel
der bu5 beutI4e 8ebiet &iuo 5{9ou
lieot, 6eqe6sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-16

Sas 6igtnt6um fam i'm Novsub;r lS97 i'll Oii
@dno, Der GcQ:nDdrt1tu 6j1Tt5urtr. El' &lhH
wurOe rOr or:i &abrcu ais cine titttr'b; StyaBcnz
blbu crhsr Rllit crbaut mn aus0,itltt3t uUO be-
iluost fb i'm alsrbeittn 3utluot.
SIs SIbubctt 1T gut QtleGt nit Den S0spfiiroltn
rab.erusH SlnOe=Sb!eHSu DIR rNo5HlOu@NOmp." III
Der QdHjeu StdOt uuO o;N GlspiimojQn (sStUnen
IN 0;n Soritdot= NiiIrtttn dusQ'tlt!,t; Die mettn
Sinieu IN Der St1Ot mn our1llui:noc, Gt erdnit=
SodtU Qspfdit,rte StraBU
Der Q9lQqouibupptH III Elm bjbidb,s, iolio siitr=
nls @tbGuos init ciuor Glpa}itdt iir unltidbr Or'iz
BIC Q9lQQous, rtidJib nit Replraur=Girub2u uHo
elmer pObl dusQrititttsH Rtpdraturzg9Grtat al Der
8idie;t psritbu.
9ls Mai3utubaus i3l;tbt an o:u g8lQQoniaups
pen uTo Oic &eparl:urs s99:rttattt an INN 1T tin
'oIOsr aus Ttur 3;aclitcin,u btrQcit;Ntr gau NIT
uOltdUOi9 oOpptter Sampi= uuO citttriibtu Nus
riiiiung.
2ie 0ampfttTtl fno oainc's 5abrifat, non pors
liiJli1r Contribution uuO III gutem 3utlnOe. Sis
OtlidHsu inn Gorlibs Flbritat pOu YrOUIOMtt,
81 s.. mi: cuiabtm GDliu0tr, uibt coHoMiircnD
uuo nit elmer 6uplitdt BON ie $50 9itrOtrdtsn;
e fiNO jDc olbsr Wabm,n in porlH9Ibcm ttuz
tlgos oorbano,n, iDoDon e!na icot I'M StaHOc IT,
III, geiu0bultbs iir ocu ga5Hbetritb crior0tribs
&r1tt ju llcfcrH
Sis 6omndOnis bat i;bt cine QtniQ,uo; Summc
an cGltO, mir ben Nuflui iy:ltertr gusndttuHgeu.
plt j. =. Somm'r= =9Saa9ons NM anotrtr Nontrut=
tureu - 9crl0Hgeruugc UH0 9rrbCfsruHQtH, p:ltbc
Die Gtnuabmen Der Sdbn moterisn ptrgroBsru tonus
ten.
2luB:r DaB Die @abu Die Gtr6inDuuQs StydEcn
Der StaOt in alien Ribtuu1;n Ous6ldut, critrldt
r1 OIs Nduptllnlt 0urb SOunttrsUlut, VIrts VlGts
uuD mad Dem StaOtsl llart in elmer &btuuQ uuO
in ener aItOereu 3jbfuHQ ourcb Cjbtut bis CANT
btrts Qcint Dem terminus Der 81 NM u. =Tiz
i;nbabn,1 nnO elmer Der am rlibtuOiteT GUudbi:u=
Den 9OriGOt, pom RoriOlf Giut unOsrl Yiuis cr=
frtft ii1 Durd 9ramblstoH bis Gompcitlp=9viOp:.
uH0 cine nod aHDtre &iuie bis Ntunt;czGjtD, no
o;rl6lto,ue 6abrIf=EtablihcmcHt 29 utUt @aumz
Dpl=Sagrb1ulir uHD tiirjlid itrtQ Qsicllt: Yrsitu
bt!tGtH NM nm eins b:Otutcnoe &'poltcrung
lpObnt.
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Seitums.-5irettoren.

9erlnidl1ptcr gl.tto=llebtri6ub. psrz
tUtHObar filr 9ipionOtu dui attitH s36 500. 10
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8urft pieber 80 II I It.

g1ep gort, IS. 6ebruar.-Gine
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iugt: yGinem 8erii9t 3ufoIge iit man
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@eneraltoniul See geIGrie6en unO
cefen Sn6alt fir Spanien e6enIO in
terefunter unD ielbit dufregenOer gtdz
tur Iein ioQ, ais e5 De Qome's 8rief
an GunuIeias fir Die Der. Stadten
mar. IS piro gaIugt, General Sees
OffenEsit in oerllnterbultung Iet8urgz
fhaft fir oQ5 @or6anOenIsin zines iolz
6en S6reibens, uno man gtbt often
Der 2(nfi6t 2lusorud, Oab 9enerdItonS
Jul Gee geben muB."
Cams europa 6tnter lid.
8arts, 15. 6ebruar. - 3u oem
De Qpmez6da I3reibt Der v6igaro:"
&ein Stadt tqnn cine iol6e gntI4ulz
oiouno leiIten, nie bic Ser. Staatsn e5
pon Spunien perlangen, obne ale
QBiirOe gu Deriieren. Usnn Die Ser.
Stdaten unter einem iOI6en ni4tigen
8ornano, ME Der De 2Ome>5ua,
5panien angraifen piiroen, piirOe
oan3 europa Das2eBtere unteritiiBen."
Cine cu6anti de u 4ma3one.
6upana, 10. 6ebruar. - Man
meloet, oaB Ssnoritd 5idbeQa Rubid,
cine r2lma8One, pelde unier ben Sus
Iurgenten bients, in OerPrOpin5 Pinar
bel RiO in einem 9efsAt perpunost
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-16

9art5, 10. 6e6ruar. - 8apilz
Lamb, Der 8eoatteur oes 8lattes g2e
2i6re 9arole," fat ben Io3ialiitiI6en
0eputirten Sdurss anlGBli6 zines
Streites in 9erbinoung nit BEN
9repfu5=6aq gum 0ueG berausgeforz
bert.
Saurss bate ouf Dam 3sugenitano
ausgeiagt, BapiGanD babe i6m mitgs=
t6eiIt, baB @raf Giter6a3p i'm gegenz
iiber iiA fir F6ulOig erfldrt babe.
8apiQano ertlGrte oieie 8e6uuptung
fir unridtig, pOrauf Saure5 tie pie=
ber6plte.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-06-28

An engineer running over the Pan
handle branch Of the Santa Fe is some
what superstitious and believes in
warnings.
!. One night he was rolling along at a
good rate of speed, when he saw a clear,
white light, like a will-o' thewisp,
dancing around just over the track few
hundred feet III front of him. He shut
off steam and came to a stop as quickly
as he could. The conductor and train
crew came running up to the engine to
see what was the matter.
''There is some one swinging a Ian
tern across the track" said the en-
gineer, and the crew went ahead to in
vestigate.
eve can't find any one, " reported
the rear brakeman, and the engineer
pulled out again, but he went slowly,
and in few minutes he stopped again.
The crew went ahead once more to see
what was the cause of the light. The
conductor, who was a good shot, drew his
revolver and at the second shot he made
at themysterious light there was crash,
a scream and the light went out and
something white came fiuttering down
from the clouds
The superstitious engineer was scared.
you've shot an angel, sure, . he said
to the conductor with his face pale as
death
Investigation brought out the fact
that small boy with lantern tied to
the tail of his kite was the cause of it
all, but it leases the engineer to say any
thing about shooting angels. To
peka State journal.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-06-28

Do not imagine that because a heavy
thunderstorm is far away to leeward
it is not likely to arise and wet you.
Even if the wind is blowing right
against the cloud it will come your way
all the more surely, for thunderstorms
always travel against the wind.
The reason for this is that there is
invariably a countercurrent of air
above the breeze that you feel close to
the earth, and this sky high wind blows
in the opposite direction to the one
which alone you can detect. Thus the
tempest seems to work it's way right
through the winds eyes in very con-
trary sort Of way.
Fog never does this; neither does
ordinary rain-at least very seldom
but snow or sleet some time works its
way up wind just as the tempest does.
Sheet lightning by the way, is not a
distinctive sort of light, but merely the
reflection in the sky of for1ed flash
many miles away. You can tell how
far away tempest is by counting the
number of seconds that pass between
the flash and the peal. Each second
stands for about mile.-New York
uara1d
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-06-28

Medical authorities are generally
agreed as to the value of olive oil med
icinally, finding it also potent agent
for any defects Of the excretory ducts,
especially the skin. Eczema has rapidly
disappeared upon discontinuance of
starch foods and the substitution of a
diet of fresh and dried fruits, milk
eggs and olive oil The beneficial effects
of the latter, when thus taken in con-
junction with a fruit diet, have fire.
quently been remarked in respect to the
hair, nails and scalp, supplying to the
sebaceous glands the oily substance
which they secrete when i'll a healthy
condition, and the absence of which is
the cause of debility of the hair. fire.
quently ending in badness, says The
Scientific American. 1t has long been
observed that those who treat olive oil
as a common article of food and use it
as such are generally healthier and in
better condition than those who do not,
and its therapeutic and prophylactic
properties are very favorably regarded
by medical men, 1t is known to be de-
structive to certain forms of micro or
ganic life, and for the eradication of such
from the system its internal use has
been successfully resorted to.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-06-28
See a Pin and Pick It up

1t may be before long that our pins
will have to be dipped in carbolic acid
before being put ON our bureaus. For
pins have been proved to be prolific
source of danger in spreading conta-
gious diseases. All kinds of germs, it is
said, can be collected under the heads,
and nurses who indulge the feminine
habit of holding pins in their mouths
lay themselves open to serious attack.
The doctors who have warned the pub
lie say that many of the so called new
pins are not new at all, but have been
picked up i'll the streets and laid side by
side with the others. The idea is not an
altogether pleasant one, and is, more
over, one likely to increase the uneasi-
ness of the overfastidious.
There are some women now who are
so afraid of germs that they wash all
their gold and silver pieces before han
ding them and who never allow a bank
bill to go into their purses until it has
been wrapped in some kind of disinfect-
ing paper. They even require the shop
girls who hand them their change to
wrap in paper first What is to be DONE
if all this is 50, with the popular super
stitions about picking up all the pins
that one sees and never passing a penny
in the street, arper's Bazaar.