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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-15
Ssin umiGlunsen, Wiaiuncn.

SIC Eoyto NlcNner mlt Die Nubds
uCy iMeinen aus oemielbeu llolSc &c
ihnj@t III ltiu, Eeilte, Die co gar nidt
mcgtD iRp, cuH miere Station fiir lie
aus rcincr lF.ni0lt6tcit 10 lhmere
Cpfer 0tbrOdt bat. 2as Eele8 bier
flr uer0fientlihen mir folg.noen Nb=
ihnitt, eillem Eriudtbriefe pe9 I)errn
9&m. =. EDITION Jun, Der IN Forto
3tico ou9 Amt zines Nrouolt WtarIb0l
uerlitbt, enmommen, Der Elm trnrrt9e"
%ilo AM BEN GbUrottsr Der oortl9cn
&epolterung mtrrt.
sd bin ourdl mcille beiheioeucu GriGh
rim ,tl nit otu belt Ell Glu9ebprenct 81 Der
llcbcr;cl ,uul 9elauat, onB ote Spdrler upu
fontmCu 9ieht hutteN, lucun lie nlelclbCl mt
e~lierler ISuuii u%uttrntritn wullten Ser SIN
2cborcuc NbrtD &jcp's tit eiu mertttoi2r
Nump Gr lilgt. itlcblt, batrll8t llo lulscrt
serum. uocr beQeht trQclo tlncn ucmctlcn
tretdl, u1o lpettr cine ll%uterildunl etngc-
lrltet uiro, 10 llaeu lie ollie. altitulrI cb lie
Nus Ntrbrcdlct mt uuociehen habCu ODER
utdlt. Qleldu,el Oh lie BEN %criIber ociiclbcu
senucu oocr nldIt tcuuen Sn etltem Sale
nieien ms DIE 3tuQcu al elnen Wunr, Der
mi SeIipe alcr Nu9tunit iber Die SrOnOitli
tuna III ctnem tlelncu Srte Cato (4otoi mar.
9us mir oieieu clniiliheu 3eugen Dor @ertht
itcuen moltcu, crgab lit, oaB er iton por
ettem Sabre 9eltprbeu mar. Sic Tolittt, Die
mir nab meiner lleberSeu9uns bier einihlaa
Qen iplltcn. mare ote: Nuiitdroiihe iuerit
/ nieotriuiditbruu mo ipater cine llutcriutunQ
anSuiteatr. @irl9e Der ShuloiSen piiroer
mir bel oleier 4raris ieoenialls treter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-15
%pn Mprhcrbant 9ctanen.

Gje Grmoroun9 Der aailerin Don
It'tuysih lit cine iener Sbaten, Die
aus Dem ountlen l(nter9runce Der @es
ltu't0It plotli6 pultanlld berpors
orthCn. I'M Shreten uno Gutleeen III
rerbreiteu uno Die ,Sruge rad lbrem
Itotlu o.rSSelt ais Hdtblel iiberlanen.
Ger N}0roer lei ein Anardilt gewelen,
la9cn Oi. Sepei6en. &iellei6t. Gin
>erultt.r, wabrl6einlider. Gem
We Nono, bie nub aoni9Strcnen Sielt,
lu5ri nltt oaS I&eib ais Spfer au1,
. LANCE ien.o ni6t ielblt, perantpcrtz
N9 bic arone trdst. Die Mebrsabl
Nr 9~t'r0nten i.>duptsr lirb ldon Siels
,ctibm bon W%toroern geworcen, aud
'' NydllOcuteu pon Nepubllten pers
"R nlht 9cl6pnt; bic inSenclibe
J SI,atImluc pon SollGuo loll lo9ar
''y' nor oo (bronbeiteigung nit Ell
a'l @ttrntut beorobt gewe'en Iein.
N'nl8 Numb.rt pon ",,talien bat elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-15
Sic NeItich=N mcrifdncr unh
Scr lcetc fric9.

Inter zen bohtrcn Nilbrtm I'M tets
ten Mric0 truI man BEL Meitcm niht
10 uiele oeutihe ltamCn ruiC inter oen
Nilbrern I'M Gilrgcrtricgc. Sjcicr
lluterlhieo crtldrt iih numcntlih "a
roll9, BAH i'm Sabre 1861, 10 tlr;
uoh Den curopGiiNCn ,IreibeitotGmpfCn
non 1S4N-1S50, lid piele mohlCr
iubreuc oeuti0e Si'i;iCre ais politiihe
Eliihtlin0e IN pen Ser. St0Oten be-
ianpen uno pN0 bel Dem rleiigen I'm
ianse, ben Der &iirgcrtrlcS BET elmer
SepoltermS, Die ujel tlciner mor, ais
Die lepi0e, I'M Euuie BON pier <Obren
ontobm cin piel oroEerer &erbraud
al Siii;icren berrltte. Nnt) be'tdz
tiote Frdiibent rincOln leire Mertbz
i6drunS Der Seutiden pnr6 Seforoez
runsen al,i militdrildem @ebiete tets
ebenio iebr wie bel 'elncn G%tpilun'telz
llln9cn.
Suoeoen lit Die ,3abl berleniSen
Seutiden, meldc I'M lctten &rtc9 III
Heib uuo @lieo flr pus &uterlano
traten, pcrbdltnibmGBig minoeitens 10
orpB mie I'M Silr9ertricg. S6on I'M
pori0en nar Der Fro;entlap Der Seltz
lhen in ben [,eeren Der Union I'M ser
b6ltniI ;ur peutl6en Sepolterung oes
Yanpes bober ais Der fro;entlat dllcr
unoeren NationalitGten, oaS bat Der
oe~wiiienbaite oeutlf amerltanilde We.
ihihtsipriher >olepb "eorS Hplen=
berger pom Ebilaoelpbia III leiner
Shriiten Wnbeitreitbar bewiclen, eben.
10 oemiiienbaft miro bic Sbeilnabmt
Ser Seutih; Nmerituner an ben &din:
pien aui c;n antillen uno F~bilippinel
lpdter na6Sewielen werpen.
Siele A0insebun9 Der Seutl6en in
leeten &ries e%ntiprans nidt iowob.
Der Scseiiterlns fir cine 9roBe mi
eble Sa6e mie I'M SiirgertrieSe, als
pielmebr Dem ebsnlo auicpiernpel
Tfli6tseiiibl. Seinabe ale Seuti6el
waren urlprilnslid Sesen ben &rie9
gls er aber bod 9etommen mar, biel
ten tic iiir brinsenpe Fflidt, Die He1
sierlns bel Siibrlns b%eiielben 81 III
teritiipen. lei'S I'M birSerlihen Hebel
cber I'M ,Selo. @enn oicsmal mite
ben 8dmpiern iiir baS e ternenbanne
ni6t compatte srOBere rein oeutld
Militdr:S rsaniiationen eri4ienen mi
I'M SiirsertrieSe, 10 waren paran all
her Dem melt fleineren WaBe Dol
anseboten Die Rdnte ein;elner Sou
perneure ldulb, welde Die Ginltellun
bereitS nit ben notbigen Siii;iere
porbanoeuer Wannldaiteu iiir gan;
oeutlbe Ge9imenter perSoserten, bi
bic SrieoenSperbanolunsen famer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-15
NaS Ncmticbc bpeb!

,5w 7tutider, Der I'M alien &aterlanoe
Tr l8phltbut oeutidheu lluterrtt)ts aenonen
lIgc raru. uatoem or Shape 'th er'hlonen,
Wsiyauoert tpmmt III otelem terlleil :tranoe;
o,tr aber ielneu Shap pererabt I'M Saroe,
l(,t TlBeu trltt I'M tleten StnllS oer0o1en
lIro 0lui uer0iiict, no or emit ertlpronen.
l-.'t All Den oeutitltn Nanten Sd)ntah NM
Shanbe.
gs,s iou Der edtc Yautee BON lbm bolter,
l},rl er lhu 10 iid ielber lleht ertehret?
NigF ietne Nd,turg ntht por Inn ertalten!
NU6 CT i'm utd)t iur etuen Sroot e%rtlarer,
AlWl, nit Dem }feiier ietnes Spottes lpalten.
linn Damn per1htlih lbm Den 9iiIder tebren?
l,uo epdl, ME piele Seutihe 9icbt es ebtn
IN olelem Nuuoerlauoe phue 8le,ttl.
9lc leues 3errbtlo. 3uS I'm 3us, erreItei,
lle nldIts nm hires NanletS Ghre 9epen.
9ie alien 9eutibtbum itrat$ cntSelenltrez
ben.
llno por Den itlimmteu Mittelr nlt,t cr-
bleiter.
llUl Itpts lltlIlIlt ptl1I wv >Nbt"~0N'NIN"
Siei mt Der 9Suriel ans Dem 8rillio III heoen.
:. penn opd) Der. III oeieu Neri uno Noerr
9tur mob eut 5ropfen rolt POM oeitlhen
%lutc
geoentcn lppl.,t, ME MT. ioIhcm naoerN
gr MIR iih ic.bty bHtot: cine &uthe.
Or rpilroe iialtr al Ct5 9tUtinthlNl2 G.ita
perm
lttdlt rlttell htlitu nit ptrirt.ncul utbe
3
gJcbt's cine 5prah, AM Dem @.oentreric.
Su reid al dunlG'lltll!Gi, ullo wute,
- t,t' III Ntritu .eh2Gn Eno @enlutht
e mltltI3 tllgituo unC ic ltH NM lens.
g%tt lcut. ser mir oanitu tu,tit't - t,it.
gslc uuirt ,urIde. lttit 9%ulotrtlutrt
Tyr alttu iltlnutD. clc MS Woti ttGutt,
= lana Crt Sternt 2ltlN III lhrtrt @,.tut?
:. olyuur. Grutitlt. bier i'm i~trien N cittn-
n or.ittu. ot III nttlsm &Ano 9c5pyEt
Rt,Ht tt,41 ott indU09 uiitrN Esu.'t' iAui
&tjg,n.
=. .t1 - Hini1l.r !.ltsr lt* utrlorEN.
;,-h tlliJt * III N!Itttn HID GuldlttI.
Sua dali es iurt IND tort III Neri uuo N
rem,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-15

oirette perionli6e S9ulo werien uno
einen perionli6en Saoel anslpreden
lpiro, ldBt iid niht erwarten. Snpeiz
len wiiroe l6on uiel S%eponnen lein,
lpenn lie Die lln;uldnSli6teit uno Ser
berbli6teit beS berrl6enoen Spltems
iiber;eugeno na6wiele nlo seeisnete
&oridld9e ;ur Nbbiilfe muste.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
NOT ON THE BILL.
A Youthful Acrobat Disloca'es MS
Arm at Broad-Street Park.

The vaudeville at Broad Street PARK
last night surpassed in excellence any
similar performance ever seen In this
city. The large crowd which nuihOeieu
considerably over one thousand yeileu
and hurrahed at the many noVeI'ies nc.
sprang forth during the enter tdiiiiiiei''
until an outsider would have eds"y me-
iued that some great poltical sPeaNe.
was pounding an unpopular opponent -
brilliant language.
The two MarrOus from New ioih' W
first artists upon the bill, were ~ ..o
merits of their clever balancing anu az
battle feats just beginning 20 MAKE q La'
orable impression when Master MalIoD
of the team made q mis-step from ms
partners shoulder and FELL dlalocd ing
his arm. The injury while not serious
will probably retire him from the acl LOT
several weeks. Manager Leath OF lle re-
sort has already arranged Tor an act 10
substitute the acr05ats.
Lawrance Crane typical lFlshhian
with am entertaining brogue taught the
crowd that he knew a thing or Two ABOUT
magic and completely myStiHeu ln.h
with one Of the most expert egg ul.k7
ever seen en- This city. His acc Is hl-hly
interesting and decidedly unique. Miles
and Raymond walked "a way win the
comedy cake OF the evening, and make
hit amid deafening roar OF applause.
Mr. Miles imitation of BABY crying
while fin its CRADLE. and Afterwards his
comical appearance from the roc1er
caught the crowd The act Is great
comedy novelty. and stands alone as d
drawing card.
Billy Van with new Jokes new songs
and the same dror face entertained his
audience far beyond his allotted time so
numerous were his recalls. His new ac,
is much better than the one he lately
gave at tho resort. and that Is praise IN
deed.
GLADYS ST. John returned as handsome
and MS charming as ever. "nd assisted by
her professional partner, Miss Nellie Lyt-
ton. a dainty little woman with coquet-
tish smiles. was greeted by liberal APP
plarse which sac gracefully acknowledge.
THEIR act is not only a brilliant SWINE
try N vocal music. but is highly polished
hy several dances thar display the grace
ful dancing art OF the artists 20 nigh
degree
Tbe concert bv tho citizens Band
proved 20 n delightful part of the pro-
erammo. and was frequently applauded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
Praises American Bravery.

NEW YORK, July Sine Oii1eu
states transport Alamo arrived az quar-
antine to-day with twenty-siN passei iseIS
from Santiago. Among them was sep
pings Wright, correspondent OK me Lon
dom illustrated News Mr.. Wrlsht haiu'
"The operation OF the taxing OF SANTA
go Itself was grand and brilliant ! never
saw the Ike before; nothing coulo WIN
stand the rushes Of the American troops'
so fun OF vim and eager desire 70 eisiooso
the enemy. But these men should De re-
lieved. as the excitment Is over ana re-
action will set IN. They viii lose thelr
stamina when the malariai teNefs
spread" A.. Cha,
Sergeant G.. w Blinkley, OF the Signa
corns. said he was stationed after the
surrender AT the cable station 70 see tnat
one damaged the wires. Al the tiine
3D. ne assault on II Caney. he was az the
front keeping the telephone service In or
der The men on the firing line were SUI
forinng from rations, but the reiusees
y,ho locked into RI Caney were supplied
ono dav with 5000 rations, the next day
with 5000 "Our boys, who were IN the
trenches" he said. were compelled 20 go
without. I do not see why the troops
could not be supplied as promptly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonda
Citizens and other Matters.

Mrs II. b. Robinson has left for clar-
ington,
Mr.. Allan C. Hin. Of New York. son OF
Gen. j. G.. Hill, is in the city.
Mrs. Chester shepherd OF Petersburg,
is visiting Mrs. W. $. Copeland. No. 20Ji
Grove Road.
Mrs. j. W. Atkins. OF Miller avenue
Barton Heights, who has been sick for
several days Is improving.
Mr.. Edward Kelley, Jr.. has left for
Baltimore. Washington. Philadelphia and
Atlantic city.
Mrs. c.. b. Williams and Miss Frances
LOYAL OF ll6 west Main will spend Au-
gust at Aliilboro, Va.
Miss Maggie Wiltshire. OF south Pine
street. left Saturday for months Visit
20 relatives and friends In Charlottes-
Vile and Clifton Forge.
Mr. billiard Russell left on Sunday for
Cincinnati where he will reside perman-
emily 20 the regret OF his many friends
in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. +. J. Craigie, Jr., have re-
turned 90 the city, after two-weeks
visit at Bedford. Va, where they were
the guests Of Mrs. W. d. Hooper.
Miss Susie j. Royster. who has been az
Old Point for several weeks, returned 10
the city last Friday and is quite sick al
her residence corner Twenty-eishth and
Marshall streets.
Miss Buckner Armlstead left on yester-
day for a visit to Gloucester county. and
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard
Hopkins, az Waverly.
DR.. Brown. OF the city ambulance corps
is on his vacation, and Or. J. j. Miller
will serve I'm his place. Or. Gwathmey
has returned and Is now on duty az the
almshOuse.
Evangelist J. r. Schoolheld OF Dan
Vile. is conducting a tabernacle meeting
at Rock Springs. Madison county. and
immense crowds attend tho services
Onati-. fausotartiaretO shr shrdlu rdluun
Mr.. Fred Molloy. OF the u. $. S. CAS-
tine. son OF Mrs. John x. Molloy OF this
city. Is sick with the fever az Key West.
A letter was received by his mother an
nouncing the fact although the casewas
reported as being very mild one.
No meeting Of tho Board OF Managers
OF tho homeopathic Free Dispensary
viii be held during August or September.
The next meeting will be held on the nrst
Tuesday IN October.
There was a still alarm OF Ere turned
in at S:32 o'clock last night from box 81.
N was caused BY a cable-box az Tenth
+, and Basin Bank being in blaze. The
fire was soon extingulshed
Miss Corinne y. Saunders. OF south
| Morris street, has returned 10 the city
| after a most delightful sojourn at Beth
Zion, the beautiful country home Of
| Prof Leslie Watson.
Rev. VI. Ashby Jones, pastor OF Leigh
, Street church goes this week on his Vaca-
| ton. which extends through the month
! OF August. During his absence Or. j,
| william Jones VIII supply TIE pulpit
preaching morning and night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
Standing ofthc Clubs.

LANCASTER. PA, Aug. Especial
TIE Richmond lads. although somewhat
disheartened by their disastrous expe-
r,ence last week AT Reading had plenty
OF snap left in their makeup ana put
10 the strongest kind OF ball this aiter-
noon against Lancaster. who, although
winning by the comfortable score OF
10 2. AT no time had a cinch on the game
I, was a well-fought battle between
wilhelm and Chesbro. and while the
former had a slight advantage In the
matter Of effectiveness the two errors
charged against Lancaster In each IN
stance helped Richmond TO score. Where-
as only one of the lattcTs aided In the
run-getiing for the home club.
OPENED WITH A RUN.
Lancaster opened with run. Butter
more making single on the FIRST pan
pitched. taking second on McNeys sacri-
Ace. Then Chiles got a pass 10 first and
Wards single scored two runs WINE
1.eidy followed. scoring Ward.
In the third inning. after liargroVe had
retired Chies. Ward got a base on paiiS'
quickly stole second. ana scoreo on
Ieidy's second single, the latter again
ReillnS l'4is t,.o
In the nth Cheebro put ban into
NcVev's ribs. and he was sent to hrst.
Tie made second on Chiles easy out az
first by Chez bro. was sent 10 third by
Wards singled the latter being caught
mapping off the bag), and scored on
1,eidy's third single. Another come IN
the sixth, when Schaub singled, went 10
third on Wente's single, and scored on
Puttermore's fly TO Seybold.
After two men were out In the eighth'
Wente singled. took third on Dundon
bad throw 10 first 10 catch Wilhelm, and
scored on Buttermores safe.
RICHMOND.
The first two innings were blanks Tor
Richmond not a man reaching first base
and Dundon opened the third by striking
ont Vigneaux followed with an easy one
20 Madison. who made a poor throw 10
Chfles. Then Chcsbro and klopt mt lot
Single. aud their first run was scored.
In the fourth inning Seybold got IN a
single and after Hargrove had hled OUT
20 Ruttermore. took third on hit 10
the same territory by Leahy. which But
termore tuegled long enough to advance
the runs. and subsequently scored on
Vigneaux's fly to Leidy.
During the coming five innings klch-
mond only get four men on bases, one
getting down on balls. two on singles ana
Iutenburg on the only hit In the game
which was for more than one base but
none of them were enobled TO get iurther
than second base. The score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02

Walter Scott. a white man about thirty
years OF age shot and kiiled himself near
GUNNER mill. about l0 O'Clock last
nieht. The bullet entered the right tenn
pie. and death must nave been instanta-
neOus.
Scott came here a few days ago from
Norfolk. Va. and obtained employment
at Cummcr's mill just north OF the city
as "a sawyer. DE was t1 have started 20
work tomorrow.
The first that was known OF the affair
was when some of the men working an
the mill. IN returning trom the cry
found Scott lying near the roadway
about one hundred feet nom the boarding
house at the mill II was No first thought
that he was intoxicated. but upon exam
nation 90 was found that he was dead.
No special cause IS assisned 10 the deed
except that the man IS said 10 have had
private troubles.-Flor Times-Union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
A DESPERATE PRISONER,
!. VI. sutton. the Murderer, Brought
20 Lynchburg for Safekeeping.

10 lAtlffHUllE ifi tHfAh'HN l'''-f
nYNCHBURG. va. August 1.-spe-
ciaI-J. NJ. sutton. vino was tried and
convicted of the murder of a. j. Sutton,
near Jonesvine. Lee county. and vino has
succeeded in securing through his coun-
sci "A superseloas was brought here on
Yesterday by the Lee county sheriff and
lodged i'm the city JAIL where he Will I'm
an probability remain until his second
trial. which does no. take place until
next June
The prisoner is regarded as desperate
man. Owing TO an attack made on his
iauer. be had 20 be kept I'm chains for
some time.
Before his arrest he was book agent.
making speciality of handling Bibles ana
Testameuts The murdered man was a
we'll known farmer. against whom the
prisoner Is said to have had grudge.
Last night two frame houses situated
on mo outskirts of the city. belonging to
George Blanks and james +. Edmunds'
were totally destroyed by fire. Loss
about $1,000, partly insured.
Nessrs. Lee g. Howard and j. Randolph
Henry were employed several weeks ago
10 institute suit against the Norfolk ana
Western railroad Boo the cases OF Joseph
Y. ellis OF Lyuchburg. and A. 5. Fran
els. OF Marion. mail agents, who were in
the wreck that occurred ON Juno 18TH
near shawsville. AS viii be remembered,
Francis was instantly killed. ellis was
injured. but has recovered and u.s. now
able 90 Doe about
The cases were compromised and 'wo
checks have been received by the aitor-
news from the Norfolk and Western Rail
road Company. The check for Francis
administrator was Tor $500 and that Tor
ellis for SLIGO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
ASHLAND TOWN COUNCIL.
4 Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart
ment and Fire Warden Elected.

ASHLAND. VA. August Especial
The Town Council this evening elected
George Lane chief engineer or the r. re
n.,,rtr1ent I'm place of Or. b. Trcvilian.
resigned. ! c.. TiUer was elected fire
warden I'm p,ace of George Lane resignei.
E. l.. C.. Scott was reelected trustee OF
Ashland graded school for a term OF
three years
Mr. scott was also appointed n COM
nittee OF one 10 confer with the railroad
authorities in regard to O. petition 10 the
Council signed by citizens living in the
north end OF the town. looking to the
abatement OF an alleged nuisance OF
shifting trains at an early hour In the
morning. thus di turbine the rest OF the
citizens of that part OF the town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
THORN ELCTR0CUTED,
The Murderer OF Guldensuppe EXpi'
ntes His Crime in the Fatal Chair

NEW YORK, August l.-Alariih lIloi H.
ti,o murderer of William GuldensupEe.
Wa. electrocuted I'm Sing Sing prison az
1l:l7 A. NJ. to-day.
Thorn sad up later last might than was
his custom. He talked of DIS parents
Ills boyhood days i'm Germany ana ms
first experiences in this country. ne
showed no nervousness and when NE
threw himself on his cot It was but a
few minutes until Doe was sound asleep
when summoned 90 the execution chalr'
Thorn showed mo- emotion and walked 20
# quickly. repeating prayers, AFTER the
attending priest There was mo- unto
ward incident I'm connection WIN lho
o,ecution and after the current had been
turned on 90 seconds Thorn was dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
]. N. FOUR0UREAN & CO.

the ants swarmng I'm them destroyed by
immersion I'm hot water. 10 is reported
also that a syrup made by diss3lvinlss
borax ana sugar in boiling water WIN
erect the destruction of the ants readily
ana I'm numbers. The removal or me al-
tracing substances. wherever pracuca1le'
should always Doe the FIRST step.
That It is possible 10 drive ants away
from household supplies by the use Oh TO-
pelllants is asserted by d7till5. o'l
i,5,, Who has been much troubled I'm the
r.,st with these pests. Her practice
which She SAYS has always given COM
rlofs satisfaction. consists in placing gum
camphor. either free or wrapped loosely
in p3ncr. I'm pantry sugar barrel, or otner
Situation infested with ants. The odor OF
the camphor seems TO be very distasteL.ul
~ thcm and they promptly leave the
promises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
Christ and the Church.

When Thy beloved fainting IS.
Then is she very strong,
Thou takest up her weaknesses,
And Dearest her along
Men change: but change IS not OF Thee.
Thou still remain'st the same;
Thou are Infinite Constancy.
And Faithful Is Thy name.
Thou failest not. Divinity.
In goodness nor in grace.
Tines cycles cannot alter Thee.
Nor ages change Thy face.
Alice Lodge Houston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
ANOTHER PRIZE.
A Spanish Schooner with Supplies Tor
Havana Brought 10 Key West.

KEY WEST FLA. August III \. NJ
The Spanish steamer Dolores, loaded
with corn and provisions and bound from
Progresso. Mexico. for Batabano' has
heen added 10 the list Of war prizes.
She was captpured by the sunboat Eagle
near Corrientes bay week ago yester-
day and was brought in to-day by Lieut.
tenant Craven.
The gunboat Badger which took her
prizes TO Tortueas a few days ago Is
stiu there waiting orders. Ter prizes are
a barge, a brig and towooat.
y or'4,. hundred and eighty-two sick and
wounded spanish soldiers, some OF whom
have lost legs and arms, are aboard the
nrizes which are held in quarantine.
Atthe Tortugas the reports Of the bonn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
\ Hot Time,

Theren be a hot time in the old
town when Richmond strikes Lancaster
on Monday. The Maroons are just itch
ing Tor a chance to square things with
the leaders for the ignoble defeats re-
ceived at their hands here and at
Richmond. and the series Of three games
70 be played here Monday. Tuesday and
"Wednesday will be the contests OF the
hrece order and well worth seeing. New
ark will fll out the balance Of the week
Lancaster Examiner. 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02

Mr.. Robert Lee. a young man well
known on Church Hill. and living on
Nlosbv street. near Darlington. was catch
ing the refreshing breezes from the top
of Cbimborazo park last Saturday night
and was reposing on a bench.
lie was suddenly struck On the heaa oy
some one unknown either with Z prick OF
some blunt instrument. He managed 10
get 10 his home. where 20 was Iouhu 'hdl
his head had been badly bruised
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
Will Fight Again.

NEW YORK. August. LIN statement
issued tonight over his signature. Boz
Fitzsimmons, champion heavyweight pu-
gilist of the world. announces that ne has
posted a forfeit OF 1850 with the sport
ing editor OF a New York newspaper Tor
a fight with Jim Jeffries. OF California
the contest 10 occur before october lss-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-02
FATAL BLAZE IN CHICAGO.
In Burning Hotel Three Lives are
Lost and Many Hurt.

CHICAGO. Aug. Guests on the
Berwyn Hotel Jas north State street. were
reused from their sleep at o'clock this
morning TO find the hotel on hre. 80
RAPIDLY did the blaze spread that men
and women found themselves cut on from
escape by the stairs. Three lives We're
lost and number of others were mann
ed and bruised in jumping from hisa WIN
dows 20 the pavement a..
one OF the guests on the second noor
swung himself out upon the ledge OF me
window. peercd at the menacns hiines
for a moment. and then delDerdlely
Jumped 70 the sidewalk. He landed upyn
his feet, but fell into the gutter Ho'P''0''
A number Of others followed