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DIED.

DEGRAW.-In this city, on May 21,
1898, Matte A., wife of George j. De-
Graw, aged 2S years.
DOUGHERTY.-In this city, on the
25th instant, Mary, daughter of Neal
and Catherine DOugheTty, aged 10
years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, No. 210 North Adams street. on
Saturday morning, May 2S, at 9
O'Clock. High mass at st. Paups r. c..
Church. InteIment at Cathedral Gene
terry.
MGETTlGAN.-In this city, on May
q. 1898, Mary, daughter of E. J. and
Mary McGettigan, aged years and Z
months.
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devote his time and energy to a calling
which is safer, cleaner, more respect
able. and, in the long run, less demor-
alizing and more lucrative Our city
is full of men whose years work con-
sists Of endeavoring to find for them
selves some lucrative and easy berth in
the public service. There are some
successes, but the failures are infinitely
more numerous"
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THE OLD GLORY CLUB.

The Van Buren street entrance TO
Brandywine Park will be graced with a
flag. Several boys who reside in the
nNighborhood OF lowering avenue and
VAN Buren street have organized them
selves into an Old Glory Club. Tho
leaders in The movement are Howard
Mccall, Harry Peterson, William
Campllen, lRobert McKelvey and BEN
jamin Gought. They have secured
their pole and are now receiving con-
tributions for the flag, persons living
in THE nelehbor'hOod giving them much
cnrOurapcmpnt
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RECENT LITERATURE

A story likely to cause considerable
comment is Percival Pollard's The
Kiss That Killed. which is the main
feature Of the June issue Of Tales
From Town Topics, New York. The
books passages in discussion Of the
over interesting problem of the equality
of the sexes in matters moral are sure
to arouse no little argument wherever
read.
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D. W. LYNCH & CO.. GRoCERs

Screen doors and window screens,
Measure the width OF doors and win
dows and we can fit you. Doors hung
for Soc Northwest corner Madison
and Fourth streets
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DID NOT ADJOURN YESTERDAY.

Dover. May 2S.-Conhrary to expec-
tations the Legislature did not adjourn
sine die yesterday. Both houses re
considered their action to adjourn in
the afternoon, and will now adjourn on
Monday. Some Of the long bills have
not vet 'bcon enrolled ard signed. In
the House. the Senate substitute for
the general corporation bill was pass
cd. Both houses passed the bill to
allow the static treasurer TO borrow
$4,000 to meet THE expenses made nee
cessary by the session Of the Constitu-
tlonal Convention and the special ses-
sion OF the Legislature.
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Clayton House.

HARRY BOTHAIAN. Proprietor.
cafo 90e5 or MDniaaS main dining Il to room Only SOC
Green Peas. Curry with Rice.
, Baked Blue Fish. Potatoes Parsienne.
Scullions. Radishes. Olives.
Corned Beef and Cabbage, Whole Boiled
Potatoes
Baked Lamb Pie, Family Style.
Lobster a Ia Newburg.
Peach Fritters, Lemon Flavor
Strawberry Sherbet.
Prime Ribs of Beef, Brown Sauce.
Baked Ham, Braisc.
Mashed Potatoes. Green Peas.
Asparagus Sugar Corn.
Rice Pudding.
Apple Pie. COcOanut Custard. Peach Pie.
n Vanilla Ice Cream.
Chocolate DROPS.
Assorted Nuts. Layer Raisins. Fruits.
Crackers.
Tea. Coffee. Cocoa Milk.
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WAYFARER'S S NOTE BOOK
Things, Pleasant and Unpleas-
ant, Caught on the Way.
sKITs ON PERSONS AND THINGS
IF YOU READ THEM BEFORE SUP
PER THEY WILL AID YOUR d.
GrsTroN, BUT THERE IS MOTH
ING PUT IN THEM TO IULL YOU
TO SLEEP.
CERvERA.s ACTION EXPLAINED.

CERVERA'S ACTION EXPLAINED.
The Wayfarer heard an interesting
conversation yesterday among four col
ored men at the railroad station. Three
of them were questioning one of their
number, who, it seems, was read up to
date on the reported movements Of the
different fleets. One Of the men said:
John. what fer do You s'poHe dem
Spanish torpeder boats dun got inter
dat bottle-up business an let our tor
peder boats fasten dem up in dar?"
"Tll tell yo'," said John. dat Span
isher Cevery, who's de captin an
blongs on de flagship jes' said to his
se'f IL j fites dem Merikans dey'll kill
me fer shore, an, ef / runs back to
Spain dey'll kill me fer not fitin,' an 80
he ies knowed dat de best thing he cu'd
do wus fer to jis' run his ships to San
ter Agwy an dat's how It wus."
A young colored fellow spoke up and
asked
Uncle John, wat fer did dem other
Spanishers run dar torpeder boats in
dar too?"
John regarded the young man for a
minute with compassionate look and
replied:
my Laml Sammy, yo' is mos cer-'-
My ign'ant bout dis navy fitin Don
yo' kno' dat de capin wus on de flag
ship an de rest jis got ter foller dat
flagship or else dey hahn oh no count
fer soldiers, an hits de same way wild
de milishy wat fltes on de land. Did'n'
yo' see dem felers wot went down ter
Camp Tunnel? Dey had de captin a
head of dem carryin flag and dey jes'
followed dat flag jest like Sleeps. Yo'
mir too young, Sammy, to notis dees
things an ter undahstan' DEM"
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GOVERNMENT TAKES GABLES.

''The war has had a serious effect
upon us" said President Thomas Nc
Corkle. Of the Delmarvia Telephone
Company, to the Wayfarer. ''We have
$50 telephones in use in the city, and
over 900 subscribers. The government
has gone into the cable manufactures,
bought up all the reels OF cable in them
for connecting Notifications and light
output to the material disadvantage OF
ourselves and others similarity situ-
ated. That is the principal reason why
we have been unable to meet the de-
mands made upon us"
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rERY LOW RATES ToDENvER.C COL

VERY LOW RATES TO DENVER COL.
Via the Northwestern Line Chicago
& Northwestern R'y). Excursion
tickets at exceptionally low rates to
Denver and return with stop-over
privileges under certain liberal condi-
tions at the Trans Mississippi and In
ternatiOnal Exposition, Omaha, Neb.) },
will be sold June 2, and 5, account of
American Medical Association meet
ing; and will be sold June 16, II and IS,
account Of meeting of Federation of
Women's Clubs, all with favorable re-
turn limits. For rates and other in
formation ask your nearest Ticket
Agent, OF write
H. A. Gross, 461 Broadway, New
York.
T. P. Vaille, COL Chestnut street,
Philadelphia. Pa.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
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POLITICS NOT PROFITABLE.

Have you ever remarked the COM
paratively small number of politicians,
whether Democrats or Republicans,
who go into politics as a business. and
come out Of 1t with credit or profit to
themselves"
This question was propounded to the
Wayfarer by an ex-officeholder who
hVl excellent opportunities to make
and to save money, but who, like
most men Of his class, failed to take ad-
vantage Of them.
"a man has got to be both mean and
remarkably sensible to obtain any
lasting benefit from even the most lu-
crative of our public offices. He has
to spend money to get the nomination,
which does not usually come to him on
the first flush Of desire. and then it
requires more money to obtain an cleo
ton and after that he has friends to
serve, and they are not backward in
their demands His money comes easy
and goes easy. BY the time his term
expires he is as poor Cor pOorer) as he
was when his aspirations were first
aroused. What little he has left is
spent in endeavOring to cling to the
Office he holds or to obtain another;for
he hates to give up the ease and dis
tinction of official life. l could cite you
right here in New Castle county, dozens
OF cases of this sort, and it is my belief
that the proposition will hold good in
nine-tenths OF the cases Of men who
20 into politics. My advice to a young
man with such aspirations would be &c
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AN uNcLE nWICE oVER.

? Ex-Judge David II. Marvel, of this
city, is, ais am uncle, particularly we'll
favored. Two years ago he received
word THAT his sister. wife OF eX-Rep-
resontative Thomas R. Wilson of near
Milford, had made him thu uncle of
twins, n nephew and a niece The
Wayfarer is informed by some OF his
friends THAT he received al letter from
the Wilson home yesterday Informing
him that two more little Wilson's came
20 bless THE farm ON Thursday might,
the twins being boys. Quite a num-
her on tho judges friends extended to
him their congratulations to-day.
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ON THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
T. B. Heisel at a meeting of the
Democrats Of Red Lion hundred last
night was chosen a member of the
executive committee Of that hundred.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY.
McGarrity, VIM. H., Third st. market
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II II falls 25c.
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DRUGGISTS.
Dantorth, N. B.. 124 Market street
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BUILDERS SUPPLIES.
Charles Warner Co., foot Market /
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BICYCLES.
Hartlove. W. H., cor. Srd and French
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Cummings, 302 Market street.
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WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
Kelly, Francis s. & Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-12
VIRGINIA APP0INT MeNTS.
wray r. knight VIII BE Appointed
Monday-Southcrn Mail Subsidy.

WASHINGTON. March n-Spacial.-
Tho Senate not being in session to-day,
the President could Make Do" nominations.
IN as understood That twenty-five W thrty
uOsfmnefars will hc appointed Monday,
and DO is Uitc likely that Mr. Mrly 7.
Knights name Will bc included DO the
list. II So. Mir. knight VIII nave ample
time 70 gct his confirmation 10y lhe Isl OF
Mr.T. V. Powderly. who WA appointed
Commissiousr-Gcnefal OF Immigration hy
President Mckinley. mas Move. nteh c'n-
frmed. The Senate falling Co., confirm
MIN az fb. extra session. tho prDsidcat
redppointed him. but 10 is learned that the
senau. COMMITTEE ou Immigration ar IT'S
meeting to-day agreed 20 ah universe re-
p0rt-G to 90. Ills friends. however nope
that the Senate will not adopt me com
mittcr'@ reuort. Scuator Chandler has
been fighting PoWderly from The Jump.
The Senate Commute ON f~'eiouice'
agreed to-day tn o. laN"Itll' i.'.it or
j. 81. TAYLOR. postmaster Tor Ashland
Samuel Harris Nnge. postmaster Tor tSoa-
nnkc. aud aIf the other appOintm nta Tor
Nirgiuil NOT heretofore acted on.
There had been "a little iaIk about a
hoid-up in Hose ease. nu, Nhen tne
committee luot tl.rc "ie n" lrouoIe
vhnfrVpr about Do. THE new postmaster
for Roanoke is "a brother of Colonel j..
IiamUluu lOrr. Huu Do was 900 ht. ace
count thti ihr "pio'i,
General james y. NAikff lt- mot yer
-aur0huprd himself 20 candidate for re-
election from tlc Smith district. It is
wolf known that hD rtu Hci ile uomi-
nation Dr. boo dr ree 81. SNctkinr 90 th.
contested election cases. General Wake,
says thlt hc D. going to MAKE % -i'clil
effort Co have fhc Ihofp-tpf- case con-
eldrred bon the House ntAL iiA- Iul
zines friends dO not believe ihai li VIII
be- reached then. The Subcommittee or
/ the Ur1vm-Swaur0n case Does HHt iri lr-
ported.
Iu view OF the var talk nothing b. heard
/ now ahnrf Iu early hlIoNfHNN"n 'i ''N-
gross. The probability ie no" congress
viii boz iu session thf"u-H 'N. '
Mi. John ST. Hicr.u- arrived in WASH
incfou from New York ll-i evening. and
was the guest for thc ul-ul oft Dos soh-
I iu-l4ws brother. Kcv. Father tausnN.
pastor of ST.. stephens. lle FOUND The
| church officials very busy a~ftansins Tor q
I p%0utmicul requiem mass te DE- SUNS %.
81. stephen Monday ncAt ny M''-i-nol
Marfiuclii papIl delegate. Tor ilt fep1~'
oil the souls of those who died nY th'
! cvuIoslou of the Maine. Father 'auehl
will nssie. in the CEREMONIES. Mf. Jug
Gins mad been tO New YORK io soc hl,
daughter. Mrs. Caughy, and her child oil
The House committee on Pos'ohices an'
Post Roads has reported in FAVOR or th'
! usual subsidy 90 railroads Tor inr nul'
nos. of giving fast mail service between
New York and the far South. The onlA
/ ROAD ruuuiuc through virginia That ret'
= mart of the appropriation lS the SpulN
/ ern. IL is claimed hy friends or tn'
measure that without This appropriation
the Southern could not afford 20 give
tine service 10 does mere ""slo
difference. DO is claimed. of eight hours pc.
tUe-n New York and Atlanta and twelve
hours between New York ana New Vt
! LEANS.
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.,,.,.,r ,r .rfrr- COVENANT REV.
It.l% srrltt nr n.-r3r pr.,lr-
.re ON Weinr.dt ,,,nIre
...r ,nr.fiIn Enirilor s.0I.tv
m..t. .7.f.p n. snnltr and fh. Sab.
oom. ,p t..s. ..r,Ico. Seats f-.'
,.,.,
THE Het. Ur hOGE wI.I preach 40 II
49,. ~. and Roy. ROBERT b. hiItIi
ID. 3D.. .f. g. Do b.
MtsINlNSItf fE 1IfiiNN
.reo.l. Ees. d 81. CuuNHLEY g'stor
.rUIlI.. Ir fl. pastor aI ID H. 'N 5000
slJ ID. y.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Garner Cr... aUI Madison -frerf.I. Roy.
ROpFRT D. KERR. ID d.. pl. .lr-
Service. af d. o'clock A.. 81. and o'clock
.--.,~,,,. .D.r,u
IIiilA1 itf-Nh DE-
l.'iN y. 81"
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F..' abil a VI. t'"
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l'" icy
TIlTE MEMORIAL. PRESBYTERIAN
gnui'N too" pr
p SIND, ..r IN
.'r. .Ir....t al
SIEVE NT T-STEEEr CHRIS IAN
church corner seventh and Grace
slr..f.l 4. I SWEENEY. ra Or
s.f PETER AlNSlIE % -alu-
moro. wll preach at % A. ~ and > J. "
Seats irr. luI 900 cordially welcomed 10
the SERVICES '-peclhIF .iiN-t ana
,rtrt. rfurp ,uprsTrN cHIvcu
rrtrt,- ,uf. Ntr.hlu sf~eo,1 Rev
o,fl I@r pr.irbi,~ very
,-. o. a, ,r4 Np NJ SIM.
,. 20 ~ pa.er
..,. v.tr..8. rI,bf III
az ,,,. rnIs. or .fftv a.
% 40 o-I.af .,.fcl. p al.
GRACE hh,.l Eni
chut,h- pl. J. .h.
- nj ai4 y u Di.re "a '"g
Jnn- |i,r rtic.5 a30 O'clock a.
W 49, xxx, ...rf .-eryf..s Al = ofrIoek
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c corii,l gniromo ro .I
'''"'"' "'D'
pp,Nn cvprr1 NrwH0UIET
ni.N 49, ~ pr.,I .. T...f
.tr..t., sunday .eIooI 20 p..l 3d.
.... a. L. t..
lug subject THE Tyranny Of W-'y"a.d
Will A. Nl-lI N u
saturday Nl5nI WIN f'in
to have been Done bIilnt in' ".
Week. 4 CORDIAL M"l'oHu' IT'D
.- ...,..r r,.
w.1tbL. m... r- o-
Richmond VIII De- heid lNI.H
mission on SUNDAY rr-
% clock ADDia"N
MI, -
Chas. T.. kaly' secretary.
SIT. JAMES PROTESTANT fil-.D-
pal church tcorler Mil a'
le,tgt- - I.a,,4 at S.f5' P. vi. anl
SUNNY r-. .r psu
tIllt5 "r. u ,,|-r on l-.f en-
= VI. ii'lf
days All o"l"'"5 i"'+
per Of Main and t9g-aer -Ig..
LANboN d.
services every tolu i,. ,m.n
al $3.50 a. VI. Morning prayer ana mon
at 1T q. NJ, ana eFtlii5 .I'
ture go y O'Clock. HOY
az 7.30 4. NJ. s%trausers are hown seat
and arc made 90 feel cordlaIf "ti.'.'
by members of the hrothciho,N '- OF"
Andrew. ,,..,.r Ir,rrsoN-
AlL-oAlNIS i'i
street between Grace aiN I.lh
j. y. DOW NMAN Ie,t'i 90.
day morning pr u ~ ,i9.N 4.o
vice At 3 orlo'h. SUM- ,r.r
o'clock. Rector bl1t-
Saturday evening at H.l' 'i"NN
n'r First and clay s%trectsl. Right Hey.
q. a. PENfCk. -. D.. rector.-Ihe rector
boing absent from the city this week. tie
Rtv p. h NTGENT viii CONDUCT the
service and preach next Sunday morn
inv al n o'clock. There viii he no s"f-
I Vice sunday night.
,,D,srop,r cpnrPCu
ST. ANDkLN > p.y
Corner Laurel sn9 b.'oltF esrt,.es
THOMAS ShMMfS or5 = -
rs,ty sumo IA be4rfv Welcome is
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ing at II 4. VI. by the pastor and ar 8
j.. NJ. by REV. PAUL WHITEHEAD,
ID. -.
LAUREL~sTREET ". T. CHURCH
CORNER of Laurel and Alhemarle strcetsl,
Rev. f.. FINLEY GAYLE, pa-tor-Suh-
day school at 1918 A. VI. Preaching &c
n a. NJ. and 7.fj -. VI. SUNDAYS. We'd
Fpvorth League Will bold rs devotional
service on Sunday night at j. -
UNION STATION MISSION oQ
street between NWeutN-SefCulh aut
Twenty-ciehth). Roy. WILLIAM l.. cos
STABLE. p~astor.-Suuday school at $3.50
A. 81. Preaching 10y the pastor at II Il.
NJ. and = p. W.. Epworth League at
T.. 81. Wednesday night services az D
o'clock.
BARTON HEIGHTS NJ -. CHURCH,
Rev. j. SIDNEY PETERS. pastOr-Sun-
dar school at $50 a. NJ. Preaching az II
h. 81. and $ j. NJ. EpwOrth League meet
ing an Z =. NJ. Prayer meeting every
wednesday evening at S o'clock. All are
invited 90 attend.
EPWORTH NJ. J.. CHURCH. CORNER
Washington and Winder strcetsl, lteF. j..
W. GUYER. pastor.-Sunday school at
uieut by the pastor. Wednesday night
class at : j.. NJ. Young men prayer
meeting Saturday night III ; NJ. A cur
dial welcome 10 all.
TRINITY NJ. T.. CHURCH CORNER
Twentieth and Broad s~trectsl. bcN. D.
NlASTIN. p~8stOr.-Services sunday al
a. A.. preaching by Rev. y g. hhON ~
-. -. 5 T. NJ, ~preacnlns 10y t"' PPr,ynr
meeting Sunday afternoon af % cl'ch.
Senior Epworth League Sunday az /
o'clock. Junior League Sunday after
noon at 1915. Wednesday night lecture NJ
5 -. NJ.
THE MONUMENTAL oEPlSCOPAL)
church G3road street. below Twelfth.
Rcv. WILLIAM ALEX. BARR rector
Sfrtir.s Sunday AZ N A.. VI. and % =. AL.
Wednesday 80 . p. NJ, aud Thursday 81
S't5 - NJ S,tndsy school and Bible
| on the hrst sunday in the month 40 ~
a. N. and the third Sunday al $50 a. NJ
CLAY-sTREET NJ. T.. CHURCH COR
ner Clay and Adams streets, KEY.
EUGENE ". RAWLINGS, p~astor-Sao-
| bath school at 1913 A. NJ. preaching dl
n \. NJ. and ; p ~. hy the pastor.
/ Nf,rninr subject. Not Grace 10 Die with
! SO Much as Grace TO Live by IS What We
Need Evening subject, The Young
Mans Best Friend, the last ~ the seilt'
| of -uecial sermons 10 young mcils ldui'a
Afd and DOrcas societies Monday after
~, 4.3o o'clock. Official meeting
M"ndav evening at : o'clock. Glass meet
IN TUESDAY evening az : o'clock. MID
wtak praver service Wednesday eYenlne
at : o'clock. EpwOrth League deVotona
Meeting Friday evening at $40 oclock
Song service at ; o CLOCK
CENTENARY METHODIST EPlsCO-
nal church. South Grace street netween
Fnurth and FIFTH, Rev. ". Y. IlDOk
~ II. uasfor.- Preachlng az II A. NJ. aho
~ NJ. by the pastor. Subject al
nieht. The Elegy OF Time
rN,rON STATION METHODIS1
or,,rah corner Twenty-fourth and Mel
SON streets). Rev. GEORGE G.. WANDER
cTIcE ID. y. pastOr.-Servioes az II a
AZ ana AT : p. VI. by Dr. J. A. KERN
rrssident OF Randoiph-Macon College
r. 9l5 \. NJ, sunday school and morn
~ class. Al $3.50 +. NJ. Epworti
Icaeis. services Monday. "wednesday
and Friday at ; +. NJ. onical meeiinl
Tuesday.
PARK PLACE NJ. T.. CHURCH COR
rsr pine and west Franklin streets
Rev. THOMAS y. POTTS. u D. pss.
tor-seryices at u 4. N. and S T. NJ.
subject OF sermon at evening service
Married by a Preacher. Divorced ~
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pat him on the shoulder in approval and
laughter M her evident earnestness went
round.
In conclusion he formally accepted the
portrait. which may now be- seen by ali
visitors.
Among prominent members OF the So
ciety present were Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson.
Mrs. L. d. H%otchkiss. Mrs. T. G. Minor
Mrs. Ben Purcell. Mrs. Kate Winn. Mrs.
stephen Putney. Miss Anne Bentley. Mrs.
TOWnes and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-12
THE KILLER IRA.
.iuch Testimony Introduced That wa
Not Allowed BcfOr".

LURAY. VA. March ii.--special'-I
Commonwealth in the Kieier trial intro
duced some new and damaging testimony
to-day. which was not allowed at the
former fr.ai.
u. O. Druboker said tnat he mad seen
the murdered man take from a secret
pocket in the tan Of his shirt, a pocket
nook a few days before the murder.
which resemblod the one exhibited 10 the
furv and which was found on the pris-
oner with s5s ln 81 thc day of his arrest
At the inques; me pocket was empty
|rs nnhi, o..f. zine selflf also Was
permitted 10 testify in the trial. but was
,ot az Tire former trial on the ground
mat he nas'in charge OF the jury.
Great crowds are daily In attendance
and mucn interest Is felt IN the trial The
eetenss ssy they srs very hopeful arc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-12
PASSPORTS IN CUBA.
Gen. Lee Says Those Going o Is
land Should Secure Them.

WASHINGTON. March n.-Consul-
General Lee in a. communication TO the
Secretary OF state says he has informa-
ton from the passport bureau in Havana
that no changes "a been made affect
ing passports beyond holding the pass
ports for wise for twenty-tour hours be-
fore delivery. Although Americans ana
others" he says. ARE allowed 20 lana
without passports. no one eau leave port
or obtain "a passage ticket by am outgo-
ing vessel without presenting a passport
duly advised by the government. which Is
kept by the c~onsignees of the vessel Tor
police inspection on board. when 1t IS
then returned 90 the passenger II in Or
DER
The Consul-General recommends that
an Americans intending 10 visit cuba
should provide themselves with pass
ports from tho Department of state.
which will serve 90 identify them properly
while in CuDba and greatly facilitate
departure when ready 10 leave the island.
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BASEBALL MANAGER
Comes to Richmond 10 Garry Howard
Holland Away with Him.

Manager Boyer. OF the Charleston team
I'm tho Southern League. %well-known as
manager of the Newport News-Hampton
team I'm the Virginia League. is I'm the
CITY on his road 90 Charleston.
Tie win take alons with him Howard
Holland. the crack PLAYER of tne NC
Cahe's School Club, who mas sisneu 10
play in Charleston this season.
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CHIEF OF POLICE ELECTED.
The McCabc University Game Creates
i~ntcrgst--A Chicken Thirc

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. March IL
Specialize City Council last evenisg
elected Frank =. Parish 10 succeed the
late chief-of-Police, Captain spotswood
Keller.
Thomas $. Martin. colored. was SEM
fenced to-day hy the County Court to
two years ia thc penitcntiary for steal
ing chickens.
With the exception Of the Cuban war
the Virginia-McCabe bail game Tomorrow
afternoon At the University Is the lead
Ing topic for discussion
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expect TO bring in many witnesses and
that they have "a strong case.
"a prosecution WIN probably rest IT'S
side OF the case early tomorrow morn
lns.
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SECOND BAPTIST H,li ,COI-
Nor sixth and Main s%treetsl. Rev. W X;
t. SMITH. ID. H.. pastor.-Sunday Schooi
~ o.t., 4. NJ. Preaching at u \. NJ anu
\ =. NJ. bv the pastor. seats lfee' y cor
dial welcome TO all.
FIRST BAPTIST CHIRCH-kEN;
GEORGE COOPER. u. D., pastor VIII
nreacb at II \. II. and 5 /. VI. Nisht
sermon to- students. Bible school az '..p
A Nj. Young Peoples Union az 4 + NJ
Cordial welcome gwen TO all
GRACE-STREE1 DAPTlSI XII
Rev. WILLIAM J.. AltIlrIN
pastor.-Scrvices az tho taoefIaIs- nl1Ss
street between Belyidcre ana flne s'IeeSS
SUNDAY school al 0.lJ cloch y
Preaching by the pastor az II A -. Gnu
: p. VI. Young Peoples Inlon sunuaS
afternoon az o'clock. Prayer meet
ing "Wednesday night at ; O'Clock Dung
mems meeting Friday nlsht At > clock
GROVE-AVENUE BAPTIST CIT
Grove avenue near Beech stre'tl. rev.
j.. e.. HIDDEN. -. d, pastor l'a'hll
III II A. NJ. and : i. ". by. the pastor.
sunday school az 9:l5 A. VI. f4stor =
Bible class 1T 10 a. n, main audience
room.
ASBURY NJ Z. CHURCH. sOoift
corner Hanover and Iomoardy ,,resIsl'
Rev. B NJ BECKHAM' rs~s1or- r'saS"-
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CHURCH NOTICES.

,.crner Carv and Maadow streetsl, Rev.
J. NJ MERCER. -. D. pastor-Worship
Preaching at II a. NJ. and : r NJ. 10y
"a pr.vrr-mettmg Wednesday az
: - N. se1ts free. Visitors welcome.
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WAR CLOUD

Incidentally he paid his respects 10 the
cxisting state OF affairs between this
country and Spain. and his sentiments
with regard 20 his willingness 70 go 10
war II the support OF justice demanded
u induced a lady standing bshind him 20
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ing at /. 4. VI. by the pastor and at y
il. ~. by Rev. PAUL WHITEHEAD,
ID ID
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pApK PLACE NJ. Z. CHURCH COR
p,na. and vast Franklin streetsl,
Rev Rev THOMAS \. POTTS. =; D.. pas
Tor services at u 4 NJ. and S p. NJ.
Subject OF sermon az evening service,
Married by a Preacher. Divorced oy a
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AsBURY NJ Z. CHURCH. sOoift
corner Hanover and Lombardy sSreetsl'
Rev y. NJ RFCKHAM. psstor.-Prsaen-