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The San Francisco call., 1898-02-08
NEWS OF THE DAY.

FIRST PAGE. Sensational Trial of Zola. Stokes Has Boss Tweed's Papers. Los Angeles Council Surrenders. No War With Spain Yet. Dole Afraid of the Hawaiians.
 SECOND PAGE. Rain Pleases the Farmers. Queen Victoria to Speak To-day. Fresno Winemakers Fined. China Cannot Raise Cash.
 THIRD PAGE. Relief Starts for Dawson. Smuggling Whisky in Sticks. Congress May Punish Germany. Belew to Plead Not Guilty. The Murders by Deputy Sheriffs. Rebels in Nicaragua Aggressive.
 FOURTH PAGE. Congress at Work. San Jose Council Rebuked. Ringer at a Coursing Match. Officer to Be Court Martialed.
 FIFTH PAGE. Cake Walk at the Fair. News Along the Front Fx-Mayor Sutro's Incompetency. Bunkoed Out of Jewelry.
 SIXTH PAGE. Editorial. Is Annexation Republican in Prin- clple? Tine School Scandal. A Japanese Invasion. The Corruption of Youth. Attention. Republicans. Challenged by the Mormons. The Merry Madness of Gentlemen Who Maltreat Their Wives. Stories From the Corridors. District Irrigation. Answers to Correspondents.
 SEVENTH PAGE. Grand Jury Investigation. Work of the City Fathers. At the City Theaters. Death of John Staude.
 EIGHTH PAGE. The Commercial World.
 NINTH PAGE. News From Across the Bay. Harbor Board Case To-day. A Princelet Baptized.
 TENTH PAGE. Racing at Oakland
 ELEVENTH PAGE Births, Marriages and Deaths.
 TWELFTH PAGE. A Symposium of Prayer" Starvation Nears Child. A Big City Realty Buy" Figefs Trial Opens.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-08-11

On August 10Th q ~ R,sAattiaiiQsan or for ney
road from thes M ahaanas.f FARM opn at til
Ashley line;,due eash one Ribetbnpae
the road at the Sim oneoMip hacnntQuth
Boss corner, viii BE sRe8Ea with
proper authorities. It Mfifb 95 haata9u
able highway to the city A AID 4 nigsFSssa
convenience to. htnlnadBeas aad ffalHE MB BE-
who will thus be able to get tothe cit
more directly aSvvFoidihgaas ee9ssfal raj
road crossings KgsEhg e |tpeSsgz lsfEaas
Fay Spragae retu,uea an aEedrassdt!
from adelfghtfaltaipsofaas .hsseafs EffvvafHgstt
ing califofnfs s from i aA9fa ID Hhd B692adth
state, stopPihg Il st tHso SSoaahhtas
at Banf spriags on the Canadian Pa
cifc, and at o51gr points OF interest
He accomplished ilPp F Ts;R Lgesasr pentcr L
his homaa It VII iitsa5 oslHhI.a fNVa Rgs
Wright's, Garpsa l!5tsf nd lB9 sip9eS'
also nssan hsn0f fasaas MSnliG ehsr'
residentsls-le Esac MsorbaiHg 5 ;w5tatea6s
FulIers, MfstaWhas. E. White AM
others. f was B sgIIp g IapAlg to be re
membereds hR b! bye re asNGnk o Of she pee
pie as welLas athap kanss iuitthwlhebdl
became famflhSrso arrest tramp.
is considered doubtful.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-08-11
Ihe Reepetaratteedf bbeI Reta4aoH ow

of the p9iaritiesdf bheI RetasoH DWARF
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hMartmeaesy TjfNt. Reaaldson was bus
with the muster rolls, in going owe
them for the paasslha stimaSas and assurln
hb@aHaal { thgt tReH VICE. aRs8E9SS3S f3
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news afgIsheE ihatiee jnsy gwaitiMg 10
tlhBerag iatuUni fEpn6asm h0 satdelr ThM
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because he was without, 1T. e.. consider
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-08-11
lions Of health Progress.

CHOW are you getting along with
xlon opSaaHfsa nasRs8e Efen y fopS5fh&a
niles hyophing De Wits WitchHazel SaI'
r 0AalsBl16aid lyIad she answered. and
hasten dIsneses. got Gv8 edDtshhReS
tbhndtsathbyhEEsbo giN. Eas Washington
Star.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-08-11

49,
| NSegtks SE&M, I registered Trade Mark,
XIV orl5 INA Accept no substitute.
VssMAlWM SlMa insist on having the
WSK So aSsy emily Tea which Away;
W9SEAs& SMoucu 81. 1. ASK YOUR
Wossss@ CO. you DRUGGIST FOR tTas
and a So IEls nine lives.
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sfAeut. stewards EmcIencyenth
s ns1Liiedt HIP. Howard Of this city cit yyha sdis
i, known to most OF our reders, vi vas rae :
tailed for fqpartermaster's duty in
tle preliminary work of,eqpipping the
Fifteenth Minnesota, now ca at camp
RAmsey, ion the,nstate fair grounds
TIE PioheeroP Press hase this toe sayseef
the admirable manner in which he &C
eompIIis shed the duty assigned him.
oasHsI33r iior to the call for the Fifteenth
regiment, two regular army officers,
Lieut.. Howard and Lieut.. DonaldsoH
were sdetafled to look after the sorgank-
zati ion OF the regiment, the former! as
gotefment So aa1te4ma ster and the dat
benas hustering Officer. adaieut.soD DOM
ahdsonss Mor,kodid not really begin un-
til theslrge ops bad been, ehosen and a
Company had been, filed, ready 10 he
mustered in,, but Lieut.. Howard found
plenty to doeyen, before the regiment
WAS, called; out BY the governor, nat
was necessary TO secure supplies for
the men prior to appointments hef a
9qHaa6ermaster and even afterward he
gave hhe2 orders lIore thes food for this
rsglnent.d yadditi0nt there awere Ter
6lisitions to be made for the equip
mena neeessaryf deem thought on the
"a Right, here it may be said that the
men were particul arly fortunate in Sc
curing their guns as there was a great
demand for arms at the time the ord
nance WAS ordered to fbe, sent to the
camp, The usual procedure in, such
cases is towaiit Unit unit the. reginehf RI as
1hgenf N Ahstefed into the service landuan
bfd Sagse offeera has been app ointed be
fore She REQ uisiti on for arms is made
hepbnlthg neutrality-suspicious. equations as
thB ut sid0preeetle we're C astrtta the
hinds1a3ith the, Fifteenth regiment & a rs
dnsteaa Iof waiting until 9; the, rOsftesr
WAS ycomplere, = Lieut., Howard mad
an imtned late, req on on the war
DEP srtment for. arms atfd equipments.
, ,tiAs' Was inf orttned that unless heiw6a4d
tsssand personally res ponsi BILE foio1 the
b86ass sent hihi hefWould haVee toyMait
yherregular, COURSE lof procedure. J chad
shH EeGided ITO Waitttl he'' men at 6GsSnDo
mRaan sey would prebable istilb beCWfa aiit
aRg doe, their arms but he Immediately
infYe,4fsP tdithe Waalh,. deRaFFInent thai "a e
ItW9Hld rJfflAa rSse hlnsS8Sll!f the SAFE
HI TIE 9ghth II 81
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-08-11

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Cream BAeaSso! keAhRy ell dHsg ahas.s
Full SIZE, ,5issi 5Rsial sstiaterseC allom
mail it. can aud Representative
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c,itv Honolulu On the Mariposa,
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-08-11

Hogan will f.rum htsrant.
ern trip next week W wry-
The foundation of the naTl xiuhab
house will be finished HyaslAvlI
Lap robes, fly nets and sheets at the
harness store Of J. G. Schenk.
The Board Of c 66d2nAsy a6am bHmlIngaR Dhbaaat
will meet in SITS Cloud tdmAvgistt 10Th
New window saass ii. gs bay been put
in the Pendergast building on Third
street
Lucas KellsihasIeo nmencedQl ag6eeg
a. cement walk, along, the south front
of his residence property. os0 Ai4
Elsewhere will be foatRa letter from
Mel. Scherffius. Mhich-will be read
with much interest. g.,
sr1.oH4 Asshnea
Bear. tho 1Jhs Kind agt Yavs Ysays Bought
Signature "a LIHAztzm
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-08-11

BABY 3 Born, Sent free on application.
yis Lac. ;s-s -. =. 90. ..i;.Asa. Ca
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-08
Wanted Silence.

Sergeant r. n Thomas. Of the Police
Court. is known By every one in the city
as the Keeper Of the Exchequer Of that
court. and. also. as the gentleman VINO
preserves order nj that place.
His resonant voice is frequently heard
calling out silence and when be de-
mands silence. silence Is Immediately
had.
Sergeant Thomas IS n devout member
of the Seventh-Srreot Christian church.
He was in the accustomed place Sunday
night. and was an attentive listener 10
the splendid discourse being delivered
by Rev Dr. Sweeney.
The minister was illustrating his re-
marks with a rather humorous story,
and the congregation begun to smile, the
smiles developed into laughs. and the
Sergeant Strengthened up in his seat
The laughs continued and forgetting
himself moment, the Sergeant cried:
"Silencel"
Silence followed and DR.. Sweeney con-
tinued his discourse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-08
NEW CHURCHES
IN ACC0MAC.
Eastern Shore Shipped Nearly a Mil
lion and Half Barrels Of Potatoes.
ENLARGED MARINE RAILWAY
A New steamer for the Franklin cry
Line A Waiting Room FOR the
Steamboat Wharf at Onancock.
CLANS AN Important Industry

oNANcOcK. ACCOMAC COUNTY.
VA Nov. 7.-SpeciaL-Two new Metho-
dist Protestant Episcopal church Dnlid-
inss tu Accomac win be dedicated dur
ing this month One at Parksiey on the
eoth. and another at Liemont or the 24th.
TIE New York. Philadelphia and Nor
folk Railroad Company have carried nine
hundred and scventy-iive thousand bar
rels OF IRISH and sweet potatoes from
Accomac and Northampton counties
this year. The total shipments Will pass
a million barrels by this line. II is es-
timated that the shipments by steamers
and vessels will aggregate four hundred
thousand barrels.
CHINCOTEAGUE SHIPYARD.
Chincoteague Island is soon TO have
the capacity Of it's marine railway in
creased TO size sufficient for large sea-
going vessels. Captain VIM. c. Bunting
the proprietor. is In Philadelphia, at
this time making the necessary arrange
ments The island besides Boosting OF
oysters. clans. and ponies, Is beginning
20 claim distinction for agricultural pro-
ducts. The proprietor of the Atlantic
hotel raised this year two sweet potatoes
that weighed 10 IL pounds. and one beet
the weight OF which was IA IL pounds
The standard Oil Company is about
erecting an OH 'dhh vi N"ii''"''"S"N 49,
and
The wesharts Point Transportation
Company. Hon. s.. wilkins Matthews
president have bought an additional gas
oline steamer for the line toFranklin
City.
Captain willard Thomas. general man
agen OF the Baltimore. Chesapeake and
Atlantic Railway Company. has ordered
a handsome and commodious waiting
room 10 be built at the steamboat wharf
in this town.
OCEAN FISHING.
The weather since Tuesday last has
been almost the perfection of Indian
summer. and the residents Of the seaside
have enjoyed great sport In ocean fish
ing. The catch was simply all that could
be handled.
CLANS are still being shipped to the
northern markets. They bring from %
10 20 cents per hundred and TO the poorer
class of people have become as important
as the oyster industry
Steps are being taken looking 10 the
erection of large clubhouse on Watt s
Island by a number Of Baltimore capital
lists IL is understood that Mr.. 7. II.
Doremus. the owner, will lease the ne
cessary grounds and shores for that pur-
pose.
Mr.. VIM. Fllinger Of Fox Island planted
. 1ol 900 bushels Of oyster shells this sea
son. He is now permanently located on
the island.
Mrs. Florence GUSTS Cantor and Colo
mel Charles w. Cullen. OF Georgetown,
Del. will be quietly married at the home
Of Mrs. Bertha NJ Custis. the mother OF
the bride-elect on the oath instant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-08
A FAMOUS DINNER.
The "OId Soldier" Benefit was Grand
Success-Ware Church Choir.

GLOUCESTER c. H.. VA, Nov. g.
snec,al.-The Sally Tompkins chapter
"Dauchters of the COnfederacy' gave
Yesterday famous dinner to the Ma
sons. the proceeds TO be used for the pen
eft an "old soldier" much In need
WIZ their usual generosity the Masohs
jss,. Invitations to the 'uninitiated'
which increased the pecuniary results.
The recording secretary. Miss Sally Ap.
Jones. may be congratulated on the sue
cess of her scheme, in which she was
cordially seconded by the members or
her chapter and by Mrs. G.. J.. Cary ana
others. Among the invited guests were
Col. William Robins Of Richmond, Cap
tain Page. of Shelly Mr.. John Hairston
Seawell, the Shelter. Major Perrin. Of
Goshen, w. c. l.. Taliaferro OF Dunham
Massie, Mr.. Marquis Jones, OF Claremont
As is usual with Gloucester people. who
take any excuse to meet, II was with
guests and workers a festive occasion. -
The Ware church choir had their fort
nightly meeting at Hope Haven, the resi-
dence of Mr.. Iasigi on Monday last. Be
ing Halloween" the witches were eX-
pected TO be abroad. Mrs. lasigi IS
gifted with a beautiful voice. and uses 1t
In leading the choir.
Mrs. Powhatan Clark. of Baltimore is
visiting Mrs. Withers. of Eagle Point.
ana spent Spilt hdNS VI thC WIN WYNN
Mrs. Byrd. of White Hall.
Mr. Richard Taliaferro. OF Hockey.
has returned from Baltimore. Mrs ITALIA
ferro will extend her visit from Balti-
more 10 New York and to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin. of Riverside,
have returned from Baltimore
Mrs. HARDWOOD. of Airville, is at home
after a visit TO Baltimore.
Judge and Mrs. +. l.. Taylor are at
Roosevelt from a short visit TO Richmond.
The friends of the railroad are working
ike beavers, not however for an under
ground road. and hope for a full and IA
vorable vote on Tuesday next.
The following guests have registered
this week at the Botetourt Arms, which,
u.der the management of Mrs. David SAN
ders. is already am assured success
Nessrs Hogg. OF Mddlesex county
EGines, of Norfolk; Brayton. OF Rich
mond: Brooks. Taylor and Palmer OF
Baltimore: Mr.. Stornvile. Misses Swee-
ney and Hogg. Of Williamsburg; Messrs
Bromer and Morris Of Norfolk; and
Nessrs william Sadler. Of New York
and Gus Sadler. of Baltimore. who have
been shooting for some days.
Miss Molly c. Jones and Miss Fanny
Jones. OF Enfield. returned to-day after
a prolonged stay with relatives in Eau
Quier county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-08
ONE REGIMENT
MUSTERED OUT.
Men Of the Third No Longer in the
Federal Service.
SECOND WILL HAVE TO GO, TOO.
Not Enough Men Volunteered TO Re-
main to Justify Keeping Col Ba-
kcr's Command in the Army.
Many Soldiers Go Home.
SECOND WILL HAVE TO GO, TOO.

The work Of mustoTing-out the Third
Regiment was concluded yesterday. Flve
companies were paid off Saturday and
the remainder yesterday. Most Of the
men have gone home.
Major Baird. the paymaster. was up
by o'clock Sunday morning and
went to work to assist in getting the
rolls OF the remaining companies IN shape
lie was on duty until 4 o'clock yesterday
morning without having returned 10 MS
hotel for a meal
Sunday afternoon he paid or Com
pauies J., OF Alexandra; C., OF f@rnlNiile'
y. OF Lyuchburg. and A. OF DanNille.
Yesterday he settled with Companies
Is. OF Fredericksburg; ID, of Chariottes-
vile. and b. Of Culpeper. His work on
this regiment was completed early yes
teTday afternoon.
During the day he paid the men
of the three Richmond companies Of the
Second Regiment one months salary.
SUNDAYS SCENES.
There was d. crowd of immense proper
lions in the Capitol Square Sunday
afternoon while the soldiers were re-
ceiving their money. a few OF the men
were under the influence Of liquor ana
half a dozen fights occurred.
Yesterday very little intoxication was
Witnessed The men left for home,
as rule. as soon as paid OF.
The conduct Of some Of the soldiers
Saturday night was disgracefuL They
destroyed considerable property at the
Exchange Hotel
MUCH DAMAGE DONE.
Major Shanks made an investigation
Yesterday The damage done was far
greater than he anticipated. Nearly all
tho windows in the inside Of the build
Ing have been smashed; gas jets de-
stroyed. and havoc was played With the
property generally. The Major will make
a report to the War Department. and
ask permission 10 have repairs made.
THE SECOND REGIMENT.
In response 90 telegram from the war
Department Major Price has ascertainod
the exact number Of men In the Second
Regiment who desire 10 stay In the ser
vice The number Is as. Major Price
made his report Sunday. He soon re-
ceived Il reply telling him 20 muster the
Second out as quickly as possible. Had
800 men volunteered 10 remain in service
the regiment would not be mustered out.
The matter is now settled and the bee
ond will be mustered out in the course
OF ten days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-08
MRS. D. YACCA2lNO.
Benoit, Bolivar Co., Miss,

Smith. malicious woundius. and c. l..
Bowser. assault
JUDGMENTS RENDERED.
In the Circuit Court the following
judgments were rendered in favor Of W.
j.. Cardwen. receiver. against the FOL
lowing parties:
George a. Eenedict. $50: Miss +. c..
Briggs $50. Miss Ella W. Briggs. $50 Mrs.
Mary Y. Love. $50. Mrs Mary lie Masur-
Ter. Si2): Patrick McDonogh. $50: Thomas
r. Thompson. $50; Preston & Craig 500.
In the case of W. ID. Cardwel. receiver
against Ida w. Ellison for 800 motion
for Judgment was dockoted.
The above judgments are rendered on
subscriptions 10 stock
The case OF Waiter y. Ferguson against
the National Life Association OF Hart
ford was removed 10 the United States
Circuit court for the Eastern District
Of Virginia.
4 marriage license was issued yesterday
morning by the clerk Of the Hastings
Court 10 Daniel n. Kendall, of Gooch-
land county. and Ella Dorkee, Of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-08

An alarm from box 3. corner OF Mar
shall and Seventeenth streets, called the
department to cxtingulsh a slight blaze
I'm "a shingie roof in frame GWellng pc
tween Seventeenth ana tlb l'fNiil
streets Sunday night Inc damage
amounted 10 five dollars.
At SCI O'Clock Yesterday a gasoline
stove i'm the residence of Mr.. Josiah Ry-
land. No ~ west Main street. caused
slirhf blaze which was eNtinguished atter
a damage had been created OF ten dol
a. 7.43 o'clock small fire broke out In
the residence of Mr. r. Fowler. No. ~
west Marshall street. originating from a
wood stove. The blaze was extinsuished
after nominal damlre
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-08
TRUE BILL FOUND
AGAINST HOBSON.
He VIII Be Tried for FeIOniOuS As
sauit on Mr., Fisher.
ACASE OF ALLEGED CONSPIRACY
Three Parties Accused of Attempting
10 Ruin the Character Of Joseph
Weinsteiu-The Charges iiade
Against Him.

The grand jury of the Hastings Court
returned a number Of true bills OF IN
dictment yesterday morning, among
them one against 5. J.. Hobson for an
assault upon Mr.. George =. Fisher. As
will be remembered that attack was made
on the 18th Of October Mr.. Fisher was
passing along Bank street near the cor
ner OF Ninth, when Hobson, who was
standing on the sidewalk with two
friends. stepped forward, and stopped
him. After a few words Mr.. Fisher On
deavored to wave Hobson aside so that
he might proceed on his way. lloDson
then struck him. knocking him down,
and striking him a number OF blows after
he fell The result TO Mr.. Fisher was a
broken nose and number Of painful
bruises. which kept him confined TO his
room for several weeks. The case was
finally called in the Police Court, and
Justice Crutchheld sent Hobson on 70
the grand jury which acted on his case
this morning. The bill oi indictment
reads as follows.
ION the 18th day Of October ana WITHIN
the jurisdiction OF the Hastings Court
Of the city OF Richmond. ;. l. Hooson
did in and upon one George J.. Fisher
unlawfully. felOniously and malicious.
make an assault. and-with his hands and
fists. then and there unlawtully. ielon-
iously. and maliciously. did beat, orulse'
cut wound. and break the nose OF the
said George T.. Fisher. with intent 10
main. disfgure. disable and Kill him.
Under the above Indictment the dis
cretionary powers of tho jury which VIII
try Hobson are very wide. His punish
ment can range from day in jail TO ten
years in the penitentiary. or the jury may
simply find him guilty Of assault ana bat
terry and assess a certain fine against him
therefor.
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY.
The grand jury also found an indct-
ment against Jacob Cohen. Michael Rose.
ana BENJAMIN Shoemaker, charged with
consplring 10 ruin the character OF one
Joseph Woinstein.
This is Il unique case in the annals OF
the Court Ii IS alleged in the charge
against the parties that they brought the
charge against Weinstein of attempting
TO kill his mother Dora Weinstein. IN
order that he might collect the Insurance
upon her life
II is further charged that the parties
in question accused Weinstein OF apply
ing to a certain insurance company Tor
policy on the lie of his mother ana
presenting his wife. Hannah Weinstein,
TO be examined in her place.
IL is alleged that the charges have
blasted the character of Weinstein and
ruined his business, and the conspiracy.
II such there was. IS criminal offeree
Under the laws Of vi; gn'a.
The grand jury also returned true bills
against the following parties:
Richard johnson. Charles II. Bonaparte.
and Willie Hayes. charged with house
breaking; John Daniel. and William
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-08
Nm ,o,. ., birds. bu. as yet very few

with lots OF birds. but as yet very few
hunters.
The farmers are busy housing their corn
and preparing tobacco for market me
market opened earlier In farmvhle TINS
YEAR than usual and many farmers are
selling who usually walt until after the
New Year begins. Whether this Is wise
or not. remains TO be seen,
Quite an interest is already being taken
In our county election that is TO take
place next spring. and the number OF can
didates is unusually large. The senate
rial question is also getting interesting.
we believe that the people. by a large
majority are for Lee, bu. strange 10 say
the politicians are for Martin. We are
confronted with the same old question,
whether the people or the few politicians
shall rule in this all-important question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-08
BROUGHT THEIR MONEY HOME.
Co X Returns TO Fredericksburg and
IL Given "A Warm Welcome.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Nov. T.
Special.-Captain NJ. Il. Rowe and most
OF the members Of Company X. Third
Virginia Regiment. arrived here to-day
TO permanently remain home and take
their places at their former avocations
again, having been paid off and mus
tered out OF the United states service in
Richmond this morning.
The men brought with them between
eight and nine thousand dollars, each
private having received over eighty dol
Jars. and the officers more In proportion
20 their salaries.
The time Of the arrival OF the ex-sol-
diers was generally known in advance,
and a large crowd gathered at the station
20 greet and welcome them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-08
CUMBERLAND CUlLiNGS.
Voters Waking Up-Game Plentiful.
Farmers Selling Tobacco.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY. VA, Nov.
I.-Special.-Very little interest has been
taken in the coming election until very
recently; but now. on the eve of election.
and with the horrible state OF affairs ex-
sstine In several OF our sister States,
our people are waking up to the fact that
n won't DO 10 stay at home next Tues
day. We believe with our white brethren
IN North Carolina that this is the white
mans country. and that the intelligent
80 tsx-psying element should control It,
~ bird hunting season has opened