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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07
Show Without Fail

The present week has thus far been an
exceedingly unpropitious one for open-ar
amusemsnts. but despite all unfavoFaols
conditions ths regular performances a.
Main Street Vaudeville Park have peee
given in full. The audience last nisns
made up IN appreciation what u lacked
in numbers and with good weather inc
many attractive features OF the weeks
bill will doubtless serve to materially bet
ter the latter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07
S5-ENCURSION TO THE SEA
SHORE-S5 VIA PENNSYLVANIA
RAIIR ROAD

For Atlantic city. Cape May. ocean
city and Sea Isle city tickets on sale
for 100 a. AZ. and 1916 p. VI. trains
from Washington Fridays and Saturdays
until September TO- 1898. good 10 return
until the following Tuesdays. al rate Of
500. including transfer or passenger IN
Philadelphia 4 through parlor car f.
operated on 1915 =. NJ train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07
CnnntY LiCcnses.

Licenses were issued Tuesday evening by
the county clerk 10 Mr.. Albert w. smith
and Miss Eleanor l.. Ford. the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Macon l.. Ford and 20 Mr..
Gilbert C.. Brittle and Miss Ada Higgins.
daughter Of MI. and Mrs. w. A. Higgins.
Both weddings took place yesterday In
the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07
Eichnnnd Horses First.

In the Fourth OF July races at York
IA. Princess Eulale. owned by Phil.
y. Kelly Of this city. won the 20 race
in three straight heats.
Tbe e2y trot was also won in three
straight heats by Charles McCloud's
IynchDurg mare, Lucena.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07
The Old Choir Engaged.

AT a meeting OF the official board OF
centenary Church Tuesday evening it was
agreed to re-engage for another year the
present excellent choir consisting OF
Miss Maud Porter. MI and Mrs. i. II.
Cloves and Mt oscar Lehman.
Inc improvements I'm the church Will
include new and inviting pews.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07

cordng Secretary. J. G.. Weckert; FL
noncial Secretary W. r. Lawrence;
Treasurer. 5. a. Allen: Conductor, n. A..
Sims Warden. O.. M. Rice; Inside sentl-
mel. o. l.. Parker; Outside sentinel, r..
3D. Fuqua. Trustees-G. IL. Gains VI.
A. Gcrmelman and Il. G.. Germelman.
Representatives TO SuprGme Council.
G.. Williams and J. G.. Weckert Repre-
sentative 90 e. b. As. A. Allen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07
RtyCKLEN's ARNICA sALvE

The best Salye In the world for cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers, SAT- rhcum. fever
sores. letter. chapped hands, chilblains,
corns. and all skin eruptions and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
II A. cuara nteed 10 give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded Price p cents
ner box. For sale BY Owens & Minor
Drug Company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07
ONE FARE WASHINGTON TO BUF-
FALO AND RETURN VIA PENN
SYLXANIA RAILROAD.

Account or meeting OF the Baptist
Young Peoples Union az Buffalo tickets
will be so.d July i 20 Is inclusive, good
TO return until july ls,n. az rate OF yll2O
Tor the round trip. Extension 10 Septem-
Der LIST can be secured by depOsitIng
ticket with Joint Agent al Bunalo and
payment Of nifty cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07
Tobacco for SANTIAGO.

DURHAM. n. C., July ESPECIAL. -Ine
United states Government mas ordered
shipped carload OF Bull Durham 10
Santiago. Immediately after tne captnre
~ ,hn philtnpirer by Dewey tne Govern
ment ordered carload OF Bun Durham
sent 10 Manila
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07
Tinc Not Set.

There viii be no meeting Of the City
Council for several days
President Caslde said yesterday that
the various committees would be named
in a Few days. but that the exact time
had not been set.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07
rirst Battalion Recrnits.

Major ID. j. Price has returned from
Lexington. lie received a message from
Major Shanks saying he had good
many recruits for the battalion. They
will be ordered here just as soon as Maj.
Price can arrange for their subsistence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07
An ALLEGED Mnrdcrer.

The Governor has Issued a requisition
on the chief Executive OF Illinois Tor
Preston l.. Quillin, who Is charged with
murder In Scott county. Ezra r. Carter
has been appointed agent for the state
trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07
Major Hartz's Condition.

Major Hartz, In charge OF the Jnittd
states army recruiting station, on Broad
street Is stlll confined 20 his residence by
sickness. His condition rs somewhat i'm
proved, but IL will be several days before
he will De able 10 be out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07
The Meeting POSTPONED.

There was no meeting ~ the Electoral
Board yesterday on account OF the an
sence of Mr. {. l. Brown, one OF the
members. who Ia out OF the city. -s.A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07

A. regular Grove Council No. 90
Junior order United American Mechanics
July 5th the following officers were In
stalled by Deputy State Councillor j.
Gavin Williams
Councillor i. J. Mitchell; Vice coun-
eilor. r. H. Han. Junior Past Coun-
ciiior. ID. II. Patterson. Recording Sec
retsTg. ID, q. Ayilliamal Assistant re
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07
Recruits for the Second.

Captain Bossieux viii send on batch
OF recruits for the Second Regiment to-
day. Lieutenant Klein will also ship sew
eral recruits 30 the Fourth Regiment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07
We're welded In Washington.

Licenses 10 marry were issued in Wash
inefon Tuegday 10 Mr.. W n. Hayes and
Belle Johnson. and George w. Smithers
ana Emma q. Meaplsy. II RasAmQpds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07

Mr.. Walter Hellman. OF Baltimore, and
MISS Daisy Stanley. OF Richmond. were
married In Baltimore. Md. June lst by
Father Thomas Walsh, 40 st. Pauls par
ggparp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07

AN EMMY TO health Is impure blood.
"a /, ieads 10 serious disease and great
sntferinS Hoods SaTsaparilla meets and
conquers this enemy and averts the
danger
HOODS PILLS are the only pills 10
take with Hoods sarsapsr!lla. Cure al
lfssAa uIs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07
CRIMINAL COURT.
squire DonatL as Counsel, Wins HIS
First Case.

In the Hastings Court yesterday Lucy
Ellen Cosby (colored) was acquitted OF
me charge OF sssaulting Virginia Lucas
and Abrsrn Coleman (colorec) was gwen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-07
nIED ~ NORFOLk

A message was received by Mr. A. G.
Pacini yesterday morning from Norioih
announcing the death In that cry yester-
dav OF Mrs. Henry r. Pacini. The de-
ceased was formerly Miss Barbara Ann
Ferris OF this city where she lYed up
90 few years ago, when she moved WIN
her husband and family 10 NorfJik.
The remains reached hlchmona yesIet-
day afternoon on the 4.~ ualh' inc
s,,neral will take place az the grave, IN
Nfaurv cemetery this morning AZ il
.f.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22

0 wanych " Ralzze pahstwa. ska,
zaEi zostall zass##obrase majesta4n,,
lnb tYlko "a =zobrasefcz4onka domu
;panuj2cego. albo wreszcla tylkoo
"a oble wymlenione zbrcdme. Q lie
tel karY jeszczesnie odbyl';; row
niez dare wane zosts;a nastepstwa,
zwiazane 2 kara "a te zbrodnle.
Dalej szarzadza cesarz, re wymie-
None zbrodMe, popelnlone red
ddniem 2 gos,grudnia r. b. ME maja
podlegac postepowaniu karnosado-
weu1u,sa wdroz9ne Juz postepo.
wanna sadowe przeciw:.ym, ktorzy
dopusc,li sic takich. zbrodni. ma]a
bye wstrzymane. Dalej cesarz
darowuje, kare pozbaxienia vol.
sno6c1f 1a9ss pozostajacym " wiezie.
mach sadowYch=i-s49 znajdnjacYm
sle W zakiadach karnych sskazshd
com. Wreszcle poleca casorz: mini
strowi sprawiedliwo6ci zarzadziG,
BY ten akt 1aski wszed{ " zycie
dnia=s grudpia r. b..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
Z Daketejskist Warslavy.

49,. ri 49," aEsts -. t-.i. F.. ",Ea& 70
N;e,kt6rY7m star, N t'utelszy1m9>.
-osadnikoml' nh s,e "a =z}e,z = ze po *.
niewieraja rodaka Antoniego Jetks.:
kt6ry tn jeden z pierwszychsn ab}Af
b 8 m 9 s tie a "a iekeewaza SOC
bic 20 z powodu, ze ten poezc1wy
cz}ow,ek ME zdclaf TAX szybklo sic
zbogaci6, jak oni.
Nledawno .1emu peyYjien %ASs'n~
taoh (.alI o,p l - 4 q 81 W. t55 m'pu{ & IT. ltak /,
sas ,bl,hfaf # Ii q Il ra1u:
Je i ko N e. 'fs Z ga'eVu'
e. Is! 90 81 Ego b bpdY l rio obodz'' =
pote'm obi1 go j pokalecay} fuz z
gd,yz zakaza1 mu 20 sEymsgrunc'e
polovad: 80. =>.'zz . .''s
q Kiedy ~pokaleczony pojecha1 do
>. 9 ~ 80 ~. j - ::!i7l1
doktora, udal sic napastnlk, "a d.
rada sapich4opa Jana sszssrsko R'skie:~.
60. do & alton / zadenuncyowa8
swois ofara. iiuko5 0bfekanstgo, po- !.
dajac fasszywYch sw'adk6w. Z
! ,; Jtftq potem zabraf szer} I, @a.e>
kgdy mu ogolono zhrooddss i ostrz:yzoro,
w4osy, wYglaade1 zn9h 1eszcze zdFo-
wie1, wlec puszc,ono. .gr ma wtl" ;.
nj 81. Lecz wYraqdzonej mu krzywd7
Mkt niespowetuje.
Pare lat temu przYszlo 10
polsklch ch}op6w z okol'cy Wa :
szawy aby Jefie pow'es't, leoz on
fnzyq warYat6w odegg"a'.
: 49,. nY unfDt T. IN ~
PAM J.fce lego zonie chxall
sie, ze to ludzie spraviedl'w1 !
nadzwyczaj gosclnni. Jefka poda-
rowat dta tuteiszego kosolo1a $
ARROW gruntu,-za to mn ter.
wsl6lobYxatele tax pieknie sic Cd
vdnecza1q- ME wisce] aon
vart 1obec .1}}osa, anifel, 1eglo
zdziczali przesladoweF,-Boze. od-
pa6c Id, 30 ME wledza, co
czynia -
V@. - ~ t@ 1929 - .E r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22

wyzsltasrozyf imna d%ostatn1e
zym man AIHi15cii W zeszlym tys--
5godniu=dom dor6zkarza nawiedzaos
aowe@nieslezs65cie.. oto kte6 w1docz-
oie pod wp}ywem zenstY czY "a
wisci, ~pokrajai podczas noeY cafe
sledzenie i bude dcr6zki Wojcie-
chowej.To Fatk ohydny, G. prze-
ciez ME rzadkl " sferze k%onkuinja-
cych z soba dc r6zkarzy. Przygne-
bona tax wielka strata wdowe Pc
d%orozkarlu, zabra4a sig energ'cznle
wraz z sJnem do naprawyzdofozkl.
.Jakiez bt}, 1ednak ,,&dziw1enle
obojga, gdy rry Io1us 2. 9 nlu w}o-
s;iia " sledzeniu, %zDaleziopo grupY
pE.orftel, owl,asain,y ". mykiem. ~. T..
brano sig do przejrzenis wartoSo
lego i otto. znaleziono t~siazeczke,
kasy oszc4 sdpozci zmarlego, VOL
o,ecba 4. ma ss,zono 300 rubli i
100 Y got " ! lie. MONA sobie
wyobrazit raao6d xdvwyi jsjs7-
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
- r :" ~ = -
Polska pod Moskalem

WzSPRAWIE ZATRUDNIENIA
" Prusacth= 5robotnik6w z Kr6lestwa
Polskiegod onoszq, Re Rad rosyj-
ski, peczqwszy cd przysz}ego roku,
wYdawad bedzle paszporty do Prus
tak1chz III lko robotn1kom, ktdrzy
bzas sig uis i'|1I. !. ka.ad' 70 0hl>-
bodawcy pzy}}mnja gwarancya "a
w~yp}acenie robotnikom pe}nego a
robku.= W tym roku pod tym
wzgledem przedslebiorcy dopusz-
cali sic naduzyc. Byla w,padki
re robctnicY; zmuszeni =opusci6
grantee monarch, ME otrzymalj
ami groszl pieniedzy: ,,Elb.. zAtgg.D
donosi, ze uszednik rosyjs!kEAletRgeo
konsu ia. /, : " Gdahsku objjezdz&1
= qs-& asssss ~ - 80 s@@ y fssef =
prowinoya port zumiewaf sic z
robotnikam1. poddanymi rosyjsklmi,
sig o ich catalonia:
Rad r%osyjsk, zm1e'zs do stegc, by
ptrudn,Ge. zaimowanie robotn'k6w
r, { " Prusach. Pc czssci
.;chce sic !. NV. przedsieb'esrem cz1e
Il 4 pckradl,ikomrrl.m edzy v1Ascic.ela
mi II. z;leemls'kilmii: a robotnikami zaka-
a 8 VEG 3 d6le w:sttero ma zleniix sosyj
: Il .ss5. 3 81. .@#:E @@:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22

#-. - rtf--SI-r& .s-.-A.r. ~ ~ Si.g.si
Ogtoszone odznaczenia z POI
odu 1uhileuszu cesarskieg " dniu
/ Grudnia SO ola wielu w'll.elkiiemro
rozozarowaniem. W Galicvi otrzv-
malo knkusets rome cdznaczenia.
Tainymi radzcaml czyli ekscelen"
ncyami mianowonl zostall: Stanisfaw
hr. Tarpowskl, David Abrabamo-
wicz, Wojclech hr. Dzieduszycki,
ordynat 4anicuckl R ,man Potockl j
marrsza}ek Baden, otizymat wielka9
wstege orderu Leopolda, Bobrzyy1n1-.
SKI, gwiazde do. krzY&a Roman
dorskiego orderu Jozefa Frahcisz1kAssa.
Orderly korony z%elaznej, klasy tree
ciei, otrzymali miedzy innymi x.
prof. dr.. ChotkoWskl powlescino-
pisarz Krechowiecki. Tytu} radzcy
rzqdowego otrzymai Gorgolewskl'
+; otrzy mai takzs dekoracya:: n |s't
dzienn,karzy lwoxsk'ch Kosta-
necki. Odznaczono orderalni E!zbie.
ty tzkze kikanascle pan,
-E,r#sH, Ef"F--t-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22

!; KRAKOWSKIE pismo humo-
/ satyryczne pod tYtufem
Djabet o sYnu Hurk1 / zonie Ma
rYi. Andre;ewn;e pisze, jak nastepu-
lie: KiedY Warszawe 2. b6.em opuEz-
cza}a g}osna z pod}osci Belzebuba
krewna, foldmarszaikoVa, Marya
Andrejewna, nawet :obrazy z=zam-
.ku zaa rowa1aEsge,u skradIa)57K ma
znavzenre nietylaoz5u koni (czego
dowodem angielskie f%olb!utY) -
jakgjest kura #takle f. ko2uty j
blisko pada jab}on1. Pumn1 pizY.-
siowia ME dziwmy sig wcale, IL
miody Hurko sci ma kradz.e-
...-. r# #=-
zY..s. h1ezdprzeczony syn w3asnej
mac'erzy poszedf " jejT SHADY -
vice wie,s :em go CHI yale MILO.
dY Hurko, jak donosaa, zapall ma
pomleszan,e zmysloN; oaw,edzif 90
brat W ssritala o on nlezadlugo
potem umarf, podobno otruey:
Inni twlerdza, o..c:ec starry general
Hurko ma te wiadomosc ulegl po-
to- oa ii paralizu.i ME-
zawo ,elaa1fdpgo ME p,ozyje::
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
z GALICYI.

Wydzlal kraiowy we Lwowie
uchwalil wYp}acid wszystkim
urzedn,kom, sta{Ym dyetar Yszom J
slugom z powodu jub.leuszp cesar
skisgo gratyfkaoyq, " wysokosoi
jednomilsslecznej pensyl, bez do
sdatku .a1kty walnego: 49,. -. d,,,s s.. J.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22

= ~" e" - - . =. SS-N Il = .E,s..l
z1os Take ma A g n t u r 9
SIX a + t. % k!r.e tao w yoh ~ "a,
lbszpieczaf osd osgen Up oa
k.Y ':psie n: 9 lie. .:po.
aa}ni&szych procentach re = s~tareggoQ
:rt al u SO ia ga psl esn?i>ad 70,
TAXI 81 wgseta; - do Elropy -
? wYfabia petnomcotn a ,czYli ' oS11F,1--z
sm :; csh ty--robi tessam enta ii
s1nnet dokumebtas: wYstawia =
miejskies p%osiad}osci na
'xfarmy,s a farmy5na pro5per'ta:
1ns.t Ohsatej GereralneJ Agentury:
! pod frma j. Be- PA LLAsgH
irta1dutea sic podzi'Nr.7a566' Noble
Atr lfGhieaggo,HIfl: szfs =
.u ya..,e - #;f.s1 V.,NI a + fpyys.s J" "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
DOR0zKARZ. Pred rokiem

D~OROZKARZ. Pred rokiem
zmarl W WarszaWilee ma Rybakach
wls6oiciel dor6zki jednokonnel.
VOICE ch T. Poiego snierci iona
i syn znalezil sig " posoaeniu
bardzo .ciszkiem, zma}y BOWEN
ME pozostawii AMI grosza fgotowkl,
TAX, ksna=pogrzab trzeba SIC byte
zapozyczYd P6ssniiejj s JtslIlusx d1z,ski
usll ossezeddde1l,l zz55ciiAp
I,wsiova sp'aoiso dldaga doch66aaa
Edor5ki ktor45isslYno d1ssdz1ezy,l 20
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22

Wiener Zig" oglasza odeecz-
ne pismo cesarsa = m'nistr e
sprawiedllwosc,. zawierajsce ju'balr
leuszowa amnestya dla skazahc6w.
w p,6mis tenn o6wiadoza cesarz, &c
czuje sic spowodonauym wapo.
mnie5 take Q tych n,eszcze6llwych,
ktdrzy wszy SIS .przestee2fas t.
prteoiw ustawom poanstva uleggll
karzace1 spraawledllwosol. Ctssars
darule kare wlsEystkinn. Y:sn5j
kt0rzH. dostdnia q ggradnia Ib, III
kt6rYmkolwlek : krajoKl reprszze on,
ffEG. EiSS ser3 5fEs =. iaSLiESH y; ~ LIZ sit:Aa-SfsaI&E5.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22


zEMsTA.
MAJ do zonY:-I coz? PAM
Amelia naplsa}a do oiebie list
o~belAywy?
A tax, niegodziwa!...
- To ia jq zaskarze do sada:
- Me potrzsba, moi msiulku
"a nam acknowledgements zemsty
A jaki2...
- Oto kup mi nova suknia, a
ukarzesz ia naidotkli wiej, DO 2
q. zazdroscl poz6fknie.
Czem sic pan zajnulesz?
! : o ygst ten 2: maszy '1'ptstoq
-. Me, jesten' mezem tttr1aszy"
/, n:stki, .ktt@ra ssyje ma maaaTzynie':
- OKRUTNY FIGIEL
Una j..
iona (zak}opotana). Gdzie by
s~~tu po}osyc to notatks, zebY nj
1utro zaraz wpad}a W oczy.
MAJ 4 powsgs). pr1ypnij
ja... do lustra. ss=
~, So: :s& ~ :- Faf2''Fssxes
Prey rogatce: celnej " Paryzu
Wiesniak wiezie gssi do Pary-
"a. N, roga i oeiza.trzymujego oel |r1Ill:.
: Hej ,oby,watelu !. z.a az takse,
- Tie? ~,
- % cent6w cd g}owY. "
Tfa!-ssplawa roztoszczo-
nv w,esn1ak pa przysz}y raz
poukrecam 49, '8etszzy5tk'm gesiomf
=. Inv ~, - zr4,Ns; s BE-:
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-22
A NARROW ESCAPE.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
Il. Hart, of Groton, S. ID. "Was taken
with a bad cold which settled ON my
lungs; cough set in and finally termi
mated in consumption. -Four Doctors
gave me up, saying | could live but a
short time. | gave myself up to my
Savior, determined if / could not stay
with my friends on earth, | would meet
my absent ones above. My husband
was advised to get DR.. Kings New Dis
cOvery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. gave it a trial. took in all eight
bottles. 1t has cured me, and thank
God | am saved and now well and
healthy woman" Trial bottles free at
any drug store. Regular size sos. and
$1.0O guaranteed or price refunded.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-22
PRETTY MORNING MARRIAGE.
Miss Tilinghast and Mr.. West Welded
at Church of Good Shepherd.

Mt 1Dufcn OF tIOOu oHepHcTu.
Yesterday morning at half past ten
o'clock the Church of the Good Shepherd
was filled to Overlooking with friends
and relatives who came to witness the
marriage of Miss Susie Tillinghast to
Mr.. William West, both of Raleigh.
Seldom has more interest been mani
fsted in wedding. The brige and
groom were two attractive and popular
young people, and both Raleigh's own.
A number of candles shed soft glow
over the white-vested altar, while the
church was filled with palms and ferns,
making an artistic background for the
bridal party. The bevy Of pretty brides
maids-Misses Lucy West, Ethel
Stronach, Maude Latta, Ethel Norris
Hal Morson, Bessie Roberts, Lena Lat
ia and Mary Latta-were gOwned i'll
dainty white organdie, and carried pink
carnations. They left the church with
the following gentlemen, who acted as
ushers and groomsmen: Messrs. Albert
Baumann, Hugh Primrose, Dennis
Heartt, Alfred Thompson, William
Smith. John Tillinghast, Fred G. ODDS
and Dir. J. NJ. Aver
The bride preceded by her fair maid
Of honor Miss Mary Tillinghast, en-
tered ON the arm of her father. Mr..
Thomas Tillinghast. who gave her in
marriage She wore a going away gown
of greed covert cloth, with hat to match
and carried white roses. She was met
at the chancel steps by the groom, who
entered from the vestry with his best
man. Mr.. John II. West. The ceremony
was performed by DIR. |. Nick. P;ttinger
after the impressive ritual of the church
Immediately afterward, the couple left
for a tour Of Northern cities, followed
by shower of good wishes and hearty
congratulations.
The bride is a young lady of sweet dis
position and fine character. She is ono
Of the most BEAUTIFUL and popular ladies
of Raleigh's younger set The groom is
prosperous and popular young business
man of this city.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-22
THE COON COOK OF COMPANY E
Arrayed Himself in Soldiers Clothes
and Made the Town Hot.

Mayor Russ had only one case on his
docket yesterday morning, but that was
most amusing one.
Amos Simonton, a jet black. bullet
headed coon, in full soldiers uniform
was the defendant. Drunk and disorder
ly was the charge.
When captured Amos was most pro
fusely decorated. In his hat were three
United States flags; in his pocket Il pis
toll and bottle of whiskey; in his belt
two bowie-knives and by his side Il toma.
hawk. or small Ratchet.
Evidently he was out for gore and
with his blue uniform and brave Swag-
ger. he hoed wide row wherever he
went. The police captured him in q
Fayetteville street bar. After spending
a night in the guard house he was haul
ed up. penitent and sober, before the
mayor yesterday morning to answer for
his sins.
We'll Mr.. Simonton. | see we have
you here with us again." was the greet
ing His Honor gave him.
Eyes sir, got too much of that juice.
''What juice
"Whskey."
"Are YOU related to Judge Simonton?'
Il don't know. sir, | may be-"
What company are YOU enlisted in?
''ln Company T., SIR"
What do you do in Company f.
drill?'
mo, sir, / does the cooking"
Didn't they give you a furlough,
too?'
yes, sir, and if you II let me loose
I'll go home until my thirty days are
out
ooh, that's it, is it? SO you are com
ing back?"
Eyes sir, we amt off 'cept for thirty
days"
"Why didn't you go home yesterday
with the other menY'
Il was drunk and in the guard house"
How are you going to get there to-
day? Have You got any money"
mo sir. but the rest of the boys has.
They'll send me home"
"And you are going to come back here
on us at the end of thirty days, are
your"
I'm aiming to do So"
'Well. | think I'll save you that
trouble. I'll just send you to the roads
for the thirty days"
The Negroes eyes danced like a cork
in whirlpool.
If l turn you loose you'll be cutting
up again
"No sir, l won't L amt capable of
cussin', nor dom nothin' wrong"
eyer amt! Why then were you going
around here with pistols, daggers,
bowie knives, tomahawks and rat traps
honoin0 10 Won ?"
"They belonged to our boys"
'And you say you think if I'll turn
you aloose you can take up collection
sufficient to get home"
Eyes, sir, for l don't know nothin
bout beatin' train"
swell, I've about come to the conclu-
sion you were gotten up more for show
than for fight. Now you hustle back to
your camp, and don't You let me catch
you drinking and cutting up around
here again. Turn around there and
apologize to the man in whose bar you
were disorderly and then hit the grit.
The negro made his best bow and
most profuse apologies and departed for
the camp in a hurry.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-22
THE NEW EVIL OF TEA-sMoKING

Physicians in various parts Of the
country report an alarming growth of
tea-smoking. The habit is contracted by
those whose nerves are disordered, who
can't sleep, whose digestion is imper-
feet whose liver is out or order, who
get the "blues" and feel their strength
departing. 1t seems strange that suffer
ers from the above disorders should not
cure themselves with Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. This is a medicine which
whets up the appetite, regulates the
bowels, steadies the nerves and induces
sound sleep. Those who take it find
that it cures dyspepsia, and there is no
bad taste in the mouth in the morning
no feeling of weakness after the days
work is done. 1t is we'll worth trial.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-22
SHOULD BE ABLE TO WRITE.
An Educational Qualification For :
School Committeeman.

State Superintendent Mebane. in his
biennial report to the Legislature, will
recommend that mo man should be
eligible to the office of school commit.
tee unless he can write his name, is
qualified to do ordinary business and
is known to be in favor of public ednca-
ton. Where colored men cannot be
found to serve as committeeman. then
in such townships white men should be
appointed to manage the colored
schools
He further recommends that Section
1858 of the school law be repealed
This provides that not more than three
members of the said school committee
shall belong TO any one political party
This provision. Mr. Mebane says, "was
intended to keep partisan politics out OF
the management of the schools in the
townships, but in some instances it has
kept good school men from serving on
the committees"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-22
RELIEF IN SIX HOURS.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure.
1t is great surprise on account of its
exceeding promptness in relieving pam
in bladder, kidneys and back, in male or
female. Relieves retention of water al
most Immediately. If you want quick re-
lief and cure this is the remedy. Sold
by Heart & Heart, druggists, Raleigh,
n. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-22
ST. MARY,S SCHOOL.

A large number of young iadies-both
old and new students-arrived yestcr
day to enter st. Mary's School, which
opens this week. The prospects for Il
successful year Mt this famous institution
are brighter than ever before.