davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-22
BOLEShAW PRUS.
"A 9 N
POWIESC.
(Ciag dalssy)

Wszystko to wykonai sami kaplani, bee swiadk6w,
a wykonali tax dokfadnie, &c mumia Ramzesa XII 90
Pc dis dzieh spocsywa W SVEN tajemniczem mieszka.
|niu, zar6wno bezpieczna cd zlodzej6w, jak cd nowo.
Sytnej ciekawoSci. W cisgu 20 cu wicklow wiele mogil
~kr6lewskich zgwaAcono; ale ia zostala nietknieta.
Przez ten czas, gdy jedna grupa kapian6w, ukry
wafa zwioki poboanego faraona, lima grupa, oswietliw.
sly podzIemne komuaty, zaprosila ~zyjacych ma uczte.
Weszli do sail jadalnej: RANGES XIII ty, kr6iowa
Nikotris Sem, tudziez kilkunastu cywilnych i wojsko.
|wych dostojnik6w. Ma srodku komnaty stsfy stoly "a
siedziai wykuty z porfru possg zmarfego pana. zdawal
sic on patrzec ma obecnych i z melancholjnym usmie
chem zapraszac ich, ably Jedi.
Uczta zaczs}a sic swistym ta6ceu. kt6remu iowa.
Tzyszyl spiew tednej z najwyAszych kapianek:
,,Uaywajcie dni ~szczsscia, DO zycie trivia tylko jedus
chwile"" Uzywajcie ~szczescia, DO gdy w~ejdziecie do gro
bu, spoczniecie tam ma wieki, ma Gala dfugosc kazdego
Pc kaplance ~wystapif prorok, i prey akompania.
mencie arf, m6wif spiewajscym gfosem:
nSwiat jest ciagla zmiana ciagfem odnawianiem.
Msdry to uklad losu, godne podziwu postanowienie OH
risa, Re W miare, jak cia}o z u~bieglych czas6w ulega
zniszczeniu ginie, zostajs Pc MEM inne ciala....
Faraonowie, CT ~bogowie, kt6rzy byli pred Mani,
sPoczywaja W swych piramidach; mumie / ~sobowt6ry
ich zostafy. Choc palace, kt6re zbudowali, ME znajduja
sic jua ma dawnych miejscach, niema ich wcale....
Me rozpaczaj wiec, ale oddaj sic swoim Asdzom
bic dzieh, kiedy biagat bsdziesz, a Oziris, bog, kt6rego
SERGE iuA ME Bile, ME zechce wysluchae pr6sb i blaga6.
Zale calego swiata ME wr6ca szczsscia cziowiekowi,
kt6ry lezy W mogile; uzywaj wisc dni ~szczescia i ME
badz leniwym W radosci. Zaprawde, niema czlowieka,
kt6ryby m6gf zabrac z SODA dobro swoje ma tamten
SWAT, zaprawds, niema czlowieka, kt6ryby tam pc
szedl i wr6cil.."
Uczta ~skohczyla sic, i dostojne zebranie, ieszcze rag
okadziwszy posag zmariego, zabralo sic z powrotem do
Teb6w. w s~wiatyni ~grobowej zostali tylko kaplani, ably
regularnie skladac panu ofary, tudziez straz, p~ilnujsca
grobu przeciw swistokradzkim pokuszeniom zlodziejow
Odtsd RANGES XII ty zosta} sam W swej tajemnej
komnacie. Przez male a ukryte W skale okienko ledwie
wdzieral sic do niegO mrok; Zamiast pior strusich mad
panem ~szelescily skrzyd}a ogromnych nietoperzy; zamias,
mu1.yki, ~rozlegaiy, sic W nocnej pore jekliwe wycia by
en-, i kiedy %niekiedy, potezny gios Iva, ktory re swe!
pustyni pozdrawial faraona W grobie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-27
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations in New York foot OF Barclay and Christopher s
VFSTTpTTI.F TRAINS. PULLMAN FCFFET CARS,
PINTSCH LIGHT
500 A. AUTHORIZATION MAI. Stops at principal
stations. -..,,
UAMTON OWEGO, ITHACA, ELMIRA- gYRAcUsD
ard OeWf-GO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Cars
conrectng az Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
me nres. for SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN and ErMIRA
pullman Buffet Paror Cars TO Elmira. Through sleep
Ing cars coach 70 Chicago arriving at 4lo r.
NJ day. .. ...x ,.r~,,oor ,,.
Ot,TH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars.
roo p NJ fTaily)-CHrCAGO and BUFFALO vEIsTf-
BILLED LIMITED EXPRESS for SCRANTON. BING-
SLEEPING CAR New York to Chicago. Dining Car
$40 p NJ Cdafy)-BuFFALo EXPRESS. PULLMAN
sIEr,pERs FER SCRANTON. BfNGHAMTON FL
MIRA. BATH. MOUNT MORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
irving at Buffalo SEQ A NJ, .--...... .,
0:3O p. NJ tdaIlyl-BUTTALO SCRANTON. BING-
HAMTON, OwEGo. ITHAcA ELMIRA. UTICA.
SYRACUSE and oswEGo EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
TICKETS AND PULLMAN APPROPRIATIONS AT
HENRY GAZE & SONS. Ltd. lib Broadway: u PARK
Place and 942 Broadway Tickets at Ferry stations
iii Fourth ave. Twelfth St CT West One Hun
Ord and twenty hth ST. 235 Columbus ave- New York;
33s and To9 Fulton ST. and LOG Broadway. Brooklyn.
Tsne table giving full Information az all stations
Wr,STC,OTT"a EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-27
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL
Railroads.

=, Al. through trains sop at Albany UTICA syfscu's
Trims leave Grand Central Station A. fOllows;
$50 AxslsS ' HATS ;ss;ys sssss sS;.
SAB A. M.0FAsT MAIL. Daily-For Buffalo Niagara
Falls and Cleveland. soda. 10,
Buffalo and ell important New YORK s'a,e I'VE p9 Cti
LOO 7. M.-sOUTHWEsTERN LIMITEp ana Ill, Ill
CAGO SPECIAL. Day-For COLUMBUS ''"''"
$50 p M~fRoY AND ALBANY SPECIAL. except
800 P M1LAKB SHORE LIMITED paily0ss houI
7:i5 a. NJ due Chicago 400 p 81. Sleeping and
600 ?. M-wEsrERN EXPRESS Dally-TOr Niagara
0.25 P. M'-NoRTiERN EXPRESS. psiiy y,,s Troy
7.3O T M,TTA6iR9&pscK MOUNTAINS AND NON
S.45 ?. a~BurFXLo AID soUTHwEsTrE.RIiNs
sPEcIAL Daily-For Buffalo. Niagara FANS
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and 81 LOUIS
900 p M.-sPECIAL LIMITED NAIL psl'y~ses S.
Lyons and FOR Rochester and Buffalo ~, o..,.
O.16 p M-PAcrFIc EXPRESS Dai,y.For Uspes ss
cent sauriay for Cape vincent and the Auburn road
12.IO nght-MTDNIGHT EXPRESS. For c snnsss
every night except sunday. nights ''"NA'
O.15 A. ~ md Bass p M-Dally except Sunday. 10
,PlttsneIa, sunlsy' only at a 9:2C T. ~, M
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains Nominated with Pintsch Light ...,.
Tick.. and Wagner Offices at Grand Central sts.on'
iis osi Ar Broadway. 81 Bast IAN ST. at2 brosawsy
and 1ssh ST Station New York sss and 72e Fulton st.
End iO6 Broadway r. D.. Brooklyn - x,.
Telephone ''27oo ThLrtyeiEhh Street for New ros<
honce hy Westcot. Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-27
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through leave NeW-1Ork. FOOT Of Charnbers
az follows and FIVE earlier from 23d-st.:
90 A, M.-Vesbued Express daily for Binghaniton,
Waverly. Elmra. Buffalo. bradford Arrive Buffalo .
T. NJ ParlOr 10 Buffalo
o:CO p M.-Vestituled limited-Fas mail daily. Solid
,raln for Chicago Arrives Cleveland 140 A NJ Chicago
T. NJ Sleepers 10 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car.
dalv Arrives Buffalo 7:o5 a. NJ. Bradford I:2O \.
NJ jamestown 700 A. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. NJ.
Cleveland p 81. Sleepers Buffalo and Cleveland
care
V,I6 r. M.-Dailv solid train for Binghamon. Eiml-a
Naverly and Chicago Sleepero to onesyiile. Chicago
ard Cincinnati Dining Car.
yI,iCKFyTe LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
Z CONSIDERATIONS at III, lis 26l. 40i and S5Z Broad
way l27 Boyery j6 East l25thst. and "i3 West Roth
St. Chambers md 25d-st. ferries New-York; 1893
Fulton-s, 0s Broadway. Brooklyn l22 Rlverst
Hoboker and Jersey CITY Station. NewYork Transfer
Co calls and checks baggage from hotels rud resi-
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
WEST SHORE K.K.

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station, n. T.. as ioo"ss
and IS later from foot Of ". 42d So -, 80.
1245 p ~ CONTINENTAL LIMITED Dsliyi Lor
Albany. Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara as.
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago and ST. LOUIS; Arrives
Chicago and St Louis afternoon. Dlnlhs Sa.,
6s45 p NJ. go foot w. 42d sd Chleas2 am
st. Louis Limited Daily for Utica syraeusen l.oo
ester, Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto De'io'''
Cleveland. Chicago and St L0is. ....- p,, .
1880 p NJ. DAILY for Utica. Syracuse kocnes'e Du'
fao. Niagara Falls and Toronto. ,N.
S:45 p M. Daily for Albany, Utica syracuse hoSnes-
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit, Cis'e-
land. Chicago and 81. Louis -
Time tables al principal hotels and offices. Baggage
checked from Hotel or Residence by Westcott Express
Z. I.AMEERT. Cenernl PASSENGER Agent. ~ y.
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BALTIMORE G. OHIO r. r,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 60 ls9s'
Leave New-york Whitehall Terminal south Ferry ana
foot Of Liberty Street.
.Dai~. Except Sunday tsundays.
CHICAGO "a 30 a. m. from Liberty only. d =
o. m. and '12 Is night.
PITTsBURG. C'iao a m. from Liberty street only).
ciNcINfrATi. ST. louis, 'e55 a. m. '555 p. m
NEW ORLEANS '25 p.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE t7.55. 1915 Diner).
'll25 a. DINER. ti2 IS p. m. 'i25 DINER. '25S
fRoyal Limited" Exclusive Pullman TRAM, 'ioo
DinAr) 1856 .. and 12.iO night. NORFOLK. tI2o5
p.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Offices Il3. I72 26l, 49,. 1884 Bdway. 81 Il. 14th-sts
i2I Bowery y. X 339 3ii Fdlton-st. Brooklyn; White
hall Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
o destination
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&ailrodos.
DENNIS YLVANIA
&dilroaos.

s SssI
Street. minutes later than that given below for
10 e. ' sHsr 'i aaHpuman Buffet psror Car
New York to Ptsburg Sleeping Car Pi,tsSurs 70 Chi
$50 ' FAST LfNE" fp and Cleveland
ton Cars 70. Chicago Cleveland. Toledo Cincinnati.
c hfSsS!i A *
For Nashville tva CincnnatD. Indianapolis "Ae"s''
$50 +. II. WESTERN ExPREss-ror Chicago F0e
TAO p H. sorTH ran ExpREss-Eor Pitts
Fhc GnSHrs
MH sS6 G'EsfTs ssg
sleeping Car New Altoona Eas; D S ,oa ps.:
burg and points West daily except Sunday no coac'
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
$50. 3d. go go Dining Carr 1870 Dn'nsp s Tdp
D9n* s% ss5 ssnGay IosS sps ing
S a G SiaSs ca1 10 Carr $50
sorTHER 1 RAihL @s % p NJ. 1905 night
ATL2Sr.c COAST LrSE-E1Dress. go m. and $50
elk Sp S6Isf 9SapSkT nxD e
a weskdsy. and 40 p m. daily o,e,bro.,.s
N; H. s:; Ss;59 e s
fssn r.;s:fE
Street Street. salon od Point d Pleasant 90 Vet and
S4:; &c.. sc S ssS 90 sss so and
Sundays. o.45 a. n. BIB p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
elo 10 750. $50 $50 20 $50 Psnna. Limited 20
pinng car looc pnlns Csr ileo 20 nj 15,nns da
s,S Dining Can 10 $50 m ia% nis q ID s@ 1oSln:
Carl a. m. $50 DINING Carr, $50. 42o Dining Carr.
40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining carr. 40 800 D. NE
Ticket ofsces Nos 4si CA. llos 1922. Ill. and 2si
broadway; / Aston Hose; West Twenty-,hird street
station and stations ' o, pesrs.ses and ID c9sHna;
and Pennsylvania Annex Station BROOKLYN stauo,,,
Jersey CITY The New York Transfer Company VIII oalI
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through 70 destination.
Telephone '2757 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service. x.oor
J. Is HUTCHINSON. J. X WOOL
General Manager. General Passr AGENT
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

->>~~>>>~>>>-~> -
io3D- ST. 3O2 WEST Handsomely iul-
nlshed second floor. bay WINDOW a.
location; cuisine and service OF the Jest
5-TU-sT.. sl3 WEST. -Connecting rooms
on secnd floor singiy or en- SUITE WIN
board: also other rooms. references.
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Railroads.
Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic Signals
Stations In New York foot Of liberty 81.
and South Ferry, Whitehall ST.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic Signals
Stations In New York foot Of liberty ST.
and South Ferry whitehall 81.
Leaving time from South Ferry whitehall st) -
nve minutes earlier than that given below for Liberty st.
except when noted.
200 I:l5 9:i0 a NJ. az M. To Easton). 1:8o a:t0 10
Eas,on). t545 q go to Eastonl p. ~ sundays '4;ao
600 10 Easton) A. n, 100. % 30, 600 p Vs.
For Wlkesbarre Pttston. and Scranton. 400 $40
A. NJ. 80 p. NJ Sundays. '4:so 4. NJ
For Reading and Harrisburg at 1900. 48o. 40. 10
1000 II 80 70 Reading, A. ~. 100 40 800 .5:t5
g to F Rsssn A. 100 s' 1sh supG S no No.
1915 night.
For sunbury Iewisburg, and wllliamsport at 900
- ~ $40 A. NJ 30 800 r n. i2:is night Sundays
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
Grove and points south Point Pleasant, 'i3o t5:5o
only n Sea Gir. $50 OO:l5 only TO Red Bank IL 30
a N. 40 only TO Red Pank). GAO only 70 Red Banlo
'4l5 4IO, 65 r. NJ Sundays tstops at Interlakon for
Asbury Park and Ocean Grove. 9co coi5 only to Red
Bank A. NJ. 400 p. NJ
For Atlantic Highlands s4:3o $50 II 30 A. NJ. 1:<5.
$780, 3s. 10 p. NJ Sundays 300 A. a.. 400 J.. NJ.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
. 40 $50 iolS A ~ i4'' s''o $40 NJ Sundays
For I1ke9ur.t 40 $780, 1918 A. NJ. i'4' $40. $40
For Toms River and Barnesat. '4:S0 $50 A. W.. i:45
$40 T. ". Sundays. 'i0:i5 4. " .
For Atlantic City Vineland and Brilgeton '4:3o A. 81
las +. "a
For Monmouth Beach seabrsht. and HIghlsnds Of
Xavesink - 30 $50 II 40 A. ~. las 44o p II. Sun
Gays, 600 A. NJ, 400 p NJ.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
From foot OF Liberty ST.
Week days. '4:30. 500 1000. ni:s0 Dining Can a.
". 90 30 600 Royal Blue Limited. 600 Dining
car). 600 p n, RE mdt sunday $40 1000, nl 30
Dining Car) 600 p NJ 1913 mdt Additional trains for
Philadelphia week days 745. 900 A. NJ $3.50. 100 43).
1880 900 p NJ Sundays 900 A. NJ. 400 p. NJ
Tickets. and parior car seats a foot o. Liberty st..
way 7a7 9th Av 81 Il I4th 1873 East i25th ga
West l25th St. 2Si Columbus Az. New York. Cour.
St. Fulton ST. BROOKLYN. es Broadway. Williamsburg.
The " y Transfer CO. will cal for and check baggage
from hotels or residences 70 destination.
sF-rom Liberty Ct. only
tFrom South Ferry at 5:cj +. VI.
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TURKISH BATHS.

PEOPLE OF culture and refinement ,aHs
Turkish. Electric and Roman baths az
MILLER'S IL West 2Bth-st
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LEHICH VALLEY SYSTEM,

lEnI00 vAkI6u OuOUEms
Stations foot Of West 2sa 8, penn p RI cOrtlands or
Indicates time from West 23d ST. Other figures show
time from Cortandt or Desbrossev St
'O.45. TOO A. NJ. daily for Easton and intermediate
ron irsaA sES s Tor BdFxi
NIAGARA FALLS and the West and principal local
points: dining and parlor car TO Buffalo.
al $50. I2.O daily except Sunday.
"BLACK DIAr1OND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo s5o ?. NJ Pullman vesthue Day Coaches
and Parlor Cars DinnsCar service Meals a la carte:
Buffalo with through seepers 10 Detroit and
cHtNR So' W'ifIHKEsBXRRE SCRANTON and coal
dsy eEssP: ss md a, for wILK S.s
PSmsn f hae pafl s"s' S
s4:SO 5iI5 =. Sunday only for MAUCh CHUNK
and intermediate stations $500. ss.. D., ,,sro>,
$3.50 500 p. NJ daily. except sunday Tor EASIoN
80 G:oo p NJ daily. except Sunday for EAsToN
sGs5O ZOO p. NJ. daily for BuFFAIo. NIAGARA
FALLS all points West Pullman seef,f yestibuls
p, .3is1 500 EAsr6& HE SP Match
ana TORONTo pullman sleeper foT Bvrelo None but
Sleeping passengers carries No baggage carried
.Cs @GGENEVA RocHEsrER BUFFALO NiAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper TO Chi
cage -, 49,. ,,uv oxoa,, SUNDAY ,or cor-Ttr
pr.AIXFIFi.D hound BROOK and intermediate points.
leave as follows; 5000 1910 NJ 20 20 TO South
Tickets and Pullman accommodatons at liz 20, 2I3.
s55 GA and 1923 Broadway 81 r. ltth ST. ioo l2oc
St 127 Bowery. y. Y; $50 Fulton 81. Court St. %
Y Transfer CO will call for and check baggage from
hote, or residence through TO destination
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AT REDUCED PKIcSs.--ooO second-.Aih
wood AMI iron working machines. tuiie
rusranteed: machinery bought and ex'
charged. UEokGE H. EDDY. Bus Mall
scn-~t-
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BOOI<sE SELLERS.

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WEATHER STRIPS,

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BLANK ROCKS 4 STATIONERY.

A 5OO-PAGB letter copying book. lOxlZ
good white paper. bound In duck at fcc'
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
MACHINERY.


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HELP WANTED.
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stands massage; not over -; best r.ter-
ences required. Apply 70 sth floor Mills
building Room 10.
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,.--Openllg Of pro-
excavation n alps.
Hawaiian lsle nis.
Pur~eu ~ EQUIP
=. c.. at noon on
ed TIL Wednesday.
Chief Of Bureau.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
LEE SHOULD LEAD.
An Interesting Editorial in a Denver,
Colorado. Paper.

CaDtain Frank W. Cunningham has re-
ceivcd the following letter, which speaks
volumns as 10 the estimation ia Wnich
General Ftzhugn Lee IS held IN every
section OF the country:
Denver. COL. April. Z. 1898.
Frank W. Cunningham, Richmond. va.
Dear Sir-I send you. same mail as this
under separate cover. copy of the Den
yer Republican OF April llth. with marked
editorial. headed Lee Should Lead the
First Troops"
l send you this that you may know
something Of now the people OF the West
feel toward the people OF the South.
This state. as you probably know. is
settled almost exclusively by Northern
and Eastern people, and their descend
ants There are but few Southern peo-
pie here. and this is a Republican state.
The paper in which this editorial was
published. has always been straight
out Republican paper, until the silver IS
sue came 20 the front, since which time
IL has been silver Republican. II IS
owned and controlled by eX-Unlted States
Senator. y. j. Hill. You might suppose
that from the record Of General Lee and
his family. during the Tate unpleasant
ness" that there might be a hesitation in
a Republican State against serving under
his leadership, but / believe that the
people OF this State. and of the country
generally. think just as much OF him,
and are just as proud Of him. as you
people mus, be in his own native state.
Yours in the Faith.
a. =. MGAFFEY.
The editorial article in the Denver Re-
publican, 10 which he refers, says ln
part:
General Fitzhugh Lee until Saturday
Consul-Goneral al Havana. has asked to
20 he allowed to lead the first division
OF the first American army 20 act against
Havana. His request should be promptly
granted by the Administrations lie is
"A tried soldier Of the civil war with a
brilliant record and IS in the full
yigor of manhood.
Besides he has personal knowledge
Of the weakness Of the Spanish deiencea
OF the Cuban capital and this should I'M
pel the President and General Miles the
former 10 commission him and the latter
90 assign MIN TO the command OF the
first division.
The last hours. the last minutes. OF
the stay OF Consul General Lee In Cuban
waters were filed with repeated Insults
from Spanish soldiers and sailors and
from the Spanish rabble. Led by General
Lee the first soldiers OF the United states
TO storm Havana would he almost IRE
sistible. for each and all Of them would
be eager 20 avenge these Insults. NO
thing but the severest lesson unsparing-
lv administered will ever teach the semi
savage Standard respect for the United
states General Lee is just the man 20
administer this lesson. and the President
and General Miles should not hesitate a
moment 10 accede to his most reasonable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19

tist Tabernacle A very large number OF
the friends and old comrades Of the de-
ceased gathered 10 pay the last tribute OF
respect TO his memory.
The funeral cortege entered the church
headed by detail from Lee Camp. OF
which he was one OF the founders. Then
came large detachment OF veterans from
the Soldiers Home. led by Col Charles
r. Bigger. and following them came COM
mittees from the Druids and Central Benz
eficial and Social Society. OF which Mr..
McKenney was a member.
The casket. which was covered with
flowers, worked into beautiful designs
was borne into the church by the follow
ing old comrades or the deceased:
Afessrs George 4. Dean ID. Hardy Pyle
James r. Mediicott. Arthur A. Splitter.
Alexander w Archer Alonzo l. Phillips.
Arthur G.. Evans and James T. Gray
The services were conducted by Rev.
DIR. william Il. Hatcher. who paid an
eloauent and weil-deservcd tribute TO the
worth OF the dead.
Mr.. Reginald Walker presided at tho
organ and Capt. Cunningham sang we
Shall Meet Beyond the River"
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RESIGNATION OF Mr.. HARRISON,
Hc Gives Up His Pastoral Charge in
Fulton.

Rev. j. r. Harrison, pastor OF the Full
tou Baptist chruch. submitted his iesig-
nation at the morning service sunday.
ar Harrison did not give any reason for
ans action bat asked that the cnurch
fake early action as DIE wished the re-
sleDati0n % 20 into effect az tho cnd
OF BIZ pastoral year which is ebout the
18th of May.
Mr.. Harrison preached ON missions
and set forth the Importance Of foreign.
home and Bible missionary work, me
educational FUND and ministers relief
furd After toe sermon hc submitted
hIs RESIGNATION which was read by the
olerl, of the church. Mr. George Mask.
Tne communication was referred 10
busiuess meeting Of the church which VIII
Zoe held the FIRST Monday IN May IL Is
moi known what the action OF this meet
ing viii be-. but % IS believed tnat me
rcrieuat.On will be accepted upon the
ground that Mr Harrison has made up
his nina 90 give up the care OF the Full
ton church 10 accept The pastorate OF the
Emmanuel Baptist church 10 which ne
was recently called.
Mr Harrison has done a good Work
at the Fulton church and has MADE
many worm friends In that congregation
who Will regret 10 see him leave.
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caution conceals its symptoms. Ihere Is
only one wise thing to do. Find a cure.
Not a temporary relief, but a permanent
cure. Mrs. j. w. Reynolds. Elkton' o.,
Box 46. says she has suffered with con-
gestion OF the lungs. catarh OF the head
and was troubled with bad cough. She
had tried number of physicians but
they all failed to cure her. She was in
duced TO try Pe-ru-na, and Immediately
a marked change took place. After using
Pc-ru-na the cough ceased and III q
short time her other ailments were cured.
She is now completely restored TO health
and gives all the credit TO Pe-ru-na. Mrs.
Elizabeth Grau. New Athens, ILL.,. says:
For two years ! had catarrh OF the nose
very baG. Sometimes it was so bad that
could NOT sleep at night l doctored
with two Physicians but they did not help
me. / read about Pc-ru-nd in the paper
and got a bottle OF IT, then wrote TO
DR. Hartman and he said l should con-
tinue TO take it. l took it until / was en-
tirely well Whosoever follows Dr. Hart
mans ADVICE will get we'll
a free book written for women only
Address Or. Hartman, Columbus, o.
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COllycr Day Exercises.

The spring rally and Collyer Day exer-
clscs of the Park-Placc EpwOrth League
Sunday night were most interesting. Mr..
n. l. Wells. Mr.. G.. Howard Redd. Miss
Bessie Lee Miss Louise Walker, and
others took part I'm the programme. Mr..
Wells gave an Illustrated talk on Korea.
the manners and customs Of the people.
mineral resources and agricultural pro-
ducts
An offering was taken for the support
OF Rev. c. y. Collycr and his wife. mis-
sionaries Of the EpWorth Leagues Of Nir-
ginia I'm Korea.
The following programme was rendered:
Hymn-No l52.
Prayer-Dr. Potts.
Scripture Reading-Mr. G, Howard
Redd.
Hymn-No 500.
Evening Offering.
Paper Burden Bearers In Korea'-Miss
Louise Walker.
Paper" Washing and Ironing in
KoTea"-Miss Bessie Lee.
Solo. "Only Remembered Had
don s. Watkins.
Address-Mr. " Reginald Walker
Illustrated Talk-Mr. Frank l.. Wells.
Collection.
Hymn-NO. CG7.
Benedlction-Dr Potts. 3