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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18
Miss Wa ReIIe Suffers a Relapse.

With last nights benefit performance
for Miss Margerie Ma Belle. the season a
Main Street Vaudeville Park came 10 its
close. Despite the cause the audience
present was only an average one. Miss
Ma Relle yesterday suffered a relapse
and again lies In a critical condition at
the ST. Claire Hotel 20 which place she
was removed, Friday afternoon, from the
ola Dominion Hospital At that time she
was supposed 70 be rapidly recovering
from the attack OF appendicitis. with
which she was stricken three weeks ag0.
and the effects or the operation which
she recently underwent .Ipr it. So serious
was her condition last night however that
70 was determined TO have her returned 10
the hospital as soon az a change for the
better would permit OF such q course.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18

Aimshouse this evening at $3.50 o'clock.
conducted by the EpWOrlh League Of
West-End church
Preaching at the Presbyterian church
this morning and night. Mornin
services 40 ID o'clock night services az
S o'clock
Asbury Chapel snnlay-school 20 $3.50
a. ~; LpTorth league 40 u. d.
Preaching morning and night by the pas
tor Members friends and strangers are
cordially invited to attend these services.
Union Gospel services will be held at
the public schOOl-house in 5wansboro
this afternoon az 4 o'clock. Services
Will be conducted by Mr.. James A. Bailey
who has returned 20 the city
The Little Workers Society OF stock
ton-street church Will hold their regular
monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon az
$3.50 o'clock. Mrs g.. l.. Williams. OF
Richmond the leader OF the little folLs'
work. VIII make talk. All ladies' and
children are cordially invited 10 attend.
At the Central church there Will be
preaching Icy the pastor, Rev. W.. W..
Lear. az II a. NJ. and S =. 81. Subject
I'm the morning. "Countorfeits. or Oppo-
sltion by Imitation" Sunday-school at
9Ij. A cordial invitation 20 all.
At Cowardia-Avenue Christian church
the pastor. Roy. j. A. Spencer, will preach
at II A. NJ and 2. NJ. Endeayor meeting
j. VI.
Fihh-street Methodist church, Rev. c..
III. McFaden pastor. Preaching az II 4.
w. and 7.i5 r. NJ. Rosebud meeting . =.
NJ. Junior League, p. NJ A cordial in
vitation extended to all these services.
Tomorrow night at =. NJ. the Good
Samaritans Will nave a memorial meeting.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Miss Fannie Pennington, OF Sussex,
ana Miss Evelyn Evans. Of Petersburg.
are visiting Miss Annie Brown, lhl Por-
ter street.
Mr.. j. G.. Loving, OF Amelia, has re-
turned to this city, and will resume his
studies at the Medical College of Nir-
ginia.
A beautiful brown and white pigeon.
supposed 20 be q carrier pigeon, was shot
at Robious station Friday, with two
rings on its legs. a little silver band with
"a 1915" on one and the other only a
little btass band.
Yesterday afternoon a horse attached
70 an empty buggy caused some excite
nent by running away across Gray 3
field onposite DanrOns furniture store.
The horse was caught before any damage
Ms Virgie Betty left a few days since
for Blackstone. where she will spend the
session al school Mr.. 4. II. Betty. her
father. who accompanied her. returned
yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18
Ladies' Suits.

Early fall styles are now ready
and we are showing the largest
variety ever shown in town. A
comparison of prices will con-
vince YOU that our Suits are at
least one-third less than the cost
Of material alone.
Black Wool Serge Suits. G. m
80 All-Wool Lady's Cloth Suits. in
every color imaginable. made In the
latest styles. new sleeves. coats taf-
feta SILK lined, a $3.50 arti- ca m
Gle choice. ............... VV'ST
Black ana Blue Al-WooI Cheviot
Serge and Covert Cloths. all mix
lures. IN double breasted and fly
front silk lined coats. a Sl5 CO 20
article, per ............... 80
Cheviot Serge suits double breasted
box nounce SKIRTS made by Ga OO
tailOrs, silk lined coat....... ~i~'NS
A Novelty. the latest Military Suits,
tight fitting skirts. new 500 m
uOumce...... ....-. ......-..
A SO Cheviot Suit. fun cTG OO
taffeta lined...... ........... ~iO'NV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18
John IL. RurMelI.

Once again the ranks are broken
BY the fever's wasting breath.
And another soldiers sleeping
In the calm caress OF death.
Yes again the ranks are broken;
One less now upon the roll
One more I'm the Eanks OF Heaven,
Mid the homeland OF the soul.
To the Cod who gave II being
Has his gentle spirit gone
But. o comradesl you viii meet him
On the great reunion morn.
C. s. II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18

improve fits grounds and get them In fine
shape for a big tournament 10 be given
shortly after the Tobacco Fair before all
the visitors leave A club from another
city win be invited 20 take part in a
tournament The club here has twenty
members, all of whom are enthusiastic
over the sport.
Mr.. S. T. Hough. a photographer here,
was arranging 10 take trip in November
with his brother. Mr. Il. X. Houeh, Of
New York to either Porto Rico or the
British West Indies. on account or yell
low fever IN the first ramed place and cy-
clones in the latter. they may postpone
their trip Mr.. =. K. HOugh was going
In the interest Of his health.
Judge McIver went 10 Mocksville last
night Tie win open Davie County Super
Tor Court there on Monday. Solicitor
Mott will make his opening campaign
speech there on that day. Mr. Clement
Manly. Of this city, will make speech
for the Democrats at the same place on
Tuesday.
AN ELECTRIC LINE.
The Industrial Association Of Green's
boro is moving 10 build an electric street
railway line there IL is meeting with
announcement. and IL is thought that the
city of flowers will soon have a. iiIst-class
system.
The Republicans OF Forsyth heid thelr
county convention here to-day and nomi-
mated a legislative and county ticket. The
convention was addressed by Congress
man Lnney.
Ex-ATayor and Mrs. p. W. Crutchiield
left last night for West Point. Va. 10 Wis
IL relatives. They will also take a trip
20 New York before returning home.
Mrs. Crutchheld is a sister OF General
Superintendent W. ii. Green, Of the
Southern railway.
Mrs. J. G. Buxton and daughter Miss
Caro-. left yesterday for the 'Adirondasks
mountains to spend a few days with the
family of Colonel A. II. Belo, OF Texas,
who are summering at that place. Miss
Caro- will then go to Bryn Mawr College
near Philadelphia.
Several Democrats from here attended
the Senatorial convention for this district
at Lexington to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18

ike all others. &C.; 2-ounce cakes Pure
Palm. 1c.. or Sc. dozen; i-ouncc CAKES
better quality, l9c. dozen.
Pure Transparent Glycerine soap.
long bars. for cutting into pieces, 70.
300 bottles 4-ounce Violet waters
usually 25c., special at l3c.
SALE OF PURE
RUBBER ARTICLES.
Apiece Bulb Syringe, 39c.: 2-quart
Fountain Syringes, s.. %: Hard Rubber
Nasal Atomizers, 29c.-all packed IN
separate boxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18
Stricken WIN Paralysis.

Mr.. ]. Wren Williams is quite IN at
the residence OF his aunt. Mrs. Mamie W
Hin. No. 1925 Floyd avenue. Mr.. VIII
uams was stricken with paralysis three
DAYS ago. and has not fully regained con-
seriousness since. His physician. Dr.
Moseley. thought yesterday that he was
slightly better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18
Kicked by Horse,

GAINESVILLE. VA. Sept r.-Spe-
ciai-John Fred. Finch, young man OK
Chicago. formerly OF this town. on
visit here TO bis mother. while returning
with her yesterday evening In A buggy
from trip TO Buffalo Springs. was KICK
ed on the head by the horse. ana w2s
rendered unconscious. The blow fraeH
tured his skull Prompt medical attene
ton was gotten. and this morning - w.
reported better. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18
uolIins, Institnte Crowded.

ROANOKE. VA, Sept. H.-Holllns In
stitute opened on the 18th instant and
already the capacity or the institution
is taxed to accommodate the pupils now
on the premises. The management has
therefore been compelled 10 decline to
receive further applicants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18

bitches can be quickly dug by new
machine which Is mounted on truck
and operated by steam or other power
TO revolve a steel screw set on one side
OF the truck TO loosen the dirt and roll IL
10 the bottom OF the ditch. where an ele-
vator receives IL and carries II TO carts
IN the road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18
Miss Hartman Improving.

A telegram from Lexington says the
daughter of state Treasurer Hartman
who has been III with typhoid fever. is
very much improved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18
He Has Appendicitis.

Major James IT. Darst, formerly leg
islator from Pulaski county. arrived here
yesterday with his son, aged twenty-five
years. who VIII be operated upon Tor ap-
oenaicitis al the OLD Dominion Hospital.
The operation will probably De perform
ed to-day CT tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18

Chairs are being made with the back
hinged to the rear OF the seat and held
I'm place by coilcd springs concealed In
the side arms 10 allow the user TO tilt
the back as desired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18
Sample Sale Of
Boys Shirt Waists.

It is by no means an everyday
occurrence, the manner in which
we purchased these goods, and
we are going to make it just as
unusual an event, the way we
are going to sell them.
shirt Waists for boys. made ~ good
pcrcaie plated back and front, cost
a9c. for material alone. an sizes. orc
gale pflce.-....t-. .-...-.......... ~
Boys Tauudcrod Pcrcale Waists,
with TICKS and p.difet bosoms. good
sCrticcable school waists. sale 0oC
pfire..+t.. t+.-.. .-..s...s.'s....... y
BOYS Blouse Waists In navy blue.
figured pc-calc. large sailor collar
runic trimmed. sale price now 1cC
ls....-. ..--.-..+....... ............
Boys White Blouse Waists. large
sailor collar embroidery trimmed If
bought in the regular way would cost
you zoe. Good enough for any I2C
boy. sale rrice..................... fO~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18
Black Dress Goods

from the Arlington auction sale
3G-inch Black Figured Mohair Dress
Goods. made 10 sell at z5c. aJ2ILC
yard' lor.-....... ..-............
40-inch Black Figured and Br0cade
Reps. made 10 retail at Zoe. &c
yard, I0r......... ...-.............
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18
Basement Household.
Chinawarc.

Imported China Milk Pitchers finely
decorated. gold filed. for lc White
Porcelain China Cups and Saucers.
4c pair: Carlsbad Sugar and Cream
Sets &c. set. Finely Decorated Carls-
bad China Salad Bowls. l9c.. Japan
csc China Cups and Saucers, nicely
decorated. l0c. q pair; White Porce-
lain Water Pitchers. l5c.; German
China Tea Rests. Sc. French China
Dresden Decorated Bread and Butter
Plates, were 2sc, for l5c.: Japanese
Tea-Pots, with wide handles and
strainers. I'm two sizes, choice l9c.;
Imported China Decorated Suppled
Gold Berry Sets. acc. set: very hand
some Fruit COMFORTS were Sl.50. for
1ec: French China Oatmeal Saucers,
were l5c each. for 81 n dozen; Flow
Blue Aftcr-Dinner Cups and Saucers.
were 81. 80 q dozen. for Sc a par Eng,
fish China Decorated and Sdnpled Gold
Cracker Jars. CSC. each; White Por-
celain Plates. &c. each.
Toilet Sets.
1O-piece Decorated stppled Gold
Handles. all new shapes, g, Or
were 500. for.........-...-... %O'TC
English China Toilet Sc g, new shape
and finely decorated. in 3 SJdO
cOlors...... ....... .......-.... ~f|
Tea Sets.
56-picce Carlsbad Decorated lca
Sets Sets ,1 we're $50 now to be S3.75
56-place Haviland China Tea Sets.
handsomely dec Grated SIO.OS
were SIS, fOr................
Imported China 56-piece Tea Sets.
were s. 90 now 20 be sold 90 OO
fOr......... ....s..s' .'.s'''..''
Dinner Sets.
Fine Imported Dinner Sets. IN dec
orailons;; - containing 100 $4.OS
Limoge Dinner Sets In blue and
g sSl5 DECORATIONS te5. now to be Sl4.5O
Haviland China Dinner set, hsnd-
decorated 3D.. containing lis S24.5O
Carlsbad China Dinner Sets, biue ana
pink d I.o;s wsh s,ip. $1,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18
Hosiery.

Ladies' Fancy Open-work Navy Blue
Plaids. boot patterns. and plain Isle,
all now and catchy designs, per EOC
pdir..-... ............ ............-. ~
Ladies' Fast Black Lisle Hose, plain
or drop-stitch, per pair now CEC
for......... ......... ............... -
Ladies' Black cotton Hose. plain or
drop-stitch, to be- sold per pairJOC
Ior......... '........ ...............
Chlldren's Fast Black Xxi Ribbed
Hose. double knee. heel and , 20
toes. per pair......... ............ -
Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hose,
Eight or heavy weight, all sizes, IOC
per palr......... .-................
Children's Seamless Fast Black
Ribbed Hose, double knee. heel IOC
ana toes. per pair................
Infants Black Tans and HOO
White Socks, pair................. wv
Misses Fast Black Hose. plain or
drop-stitch, now 20 be sold per orc
lalL di...s.. .....sssss.s.s.s-..s..s. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18

beers Of the two companies Of Blues now
on furlough in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18
Mems Furnishings.

80 dozen Mems Night shirts. made OF
extra fine muslin cOlOred embroidereQ
fronts. silk stitching on collar ana
Wristbands. 81 inches long. finished
with pearl buttons, SOC shirt 2-lc
FORM .....-... ..-...'...-.' -
Mems Colorod Bosom Laundered
Shirts. open back and front. patent
neck band. pair separate cuifs' AOC
zoe. value IOr.......-..........s'' ?
o. dozen Mems All-Silk Neck wear
including reversible f0ur-in-hands and
band bows. AN desirable pat- T0lC
terms worth 25c, for...........
10 dozen Mems Suspenders. made OF
extra good elastic webbing patterns.
enough TO suit any one every pair
worth 2lc some worth more, TEC
the price is per pair............' -
Mems All-Llnen Hemstltched Hand
kerchiefs am width hens, full I2dC
size, value l9c., for.............
100 dozen Mems Fine Imported Tan
and Black Socks. warranted fast col
ors double heel and toe, fau IOiC
weight. per palr..-..........-..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18
Toilet

are a great speclally Vi TIC
Meyer Store.
Sale Of Roger & Gallets Finest
French Preparatlons-Vera Violetta
Face Powder. &c. NiOlette de Parme
Face Powder. 42c. Tooth Powder lie;
Vera ViOlette Toilet Water. Ole.
Sale of Gcile Freres Exquisite Prep
aratOns, for which We are only rec
ognized Richmond agents-Glycerine
T0othpaste. 32c.. Shaving Cream. 2lc..
Extract of TriyOlye, 49c.. Niolette de
Parme Extract. 47c. ounce
Dalands Wonderful Palm Soap, UNI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18
HandkerChiefS.

Chlldren's School Handkerchiefs, in
fancy colored borders. &c; six IOC
A lot Of Ladies' Handkerchiefs, in
Guiding pure linen. drawn thread, gem
Tine Swiss embroidery hemsutcn,
with hand-wOrk letters, any INITIAL
rure cambria fancy corners, &c
worth l2l4c, choice................. u
80 for ChilGren's COlOred Bordered,
~ Handkerchiefs. worth Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18
Use Our Genuine
Wade & Butcher
RazOrS.

4 highly tempered. genuine, extra
hollow ground. high grade. hand fors-
ed Steel Barber Razor. Every Razor
is accompanied with "a guarantee ana
will be cheerfully taken back ii Il
does not shave and prove perfectly
satisfactory II is honed and strop-
ped ready for use. and will hold its
edge longer than any razor manuiac-
tnred. ~ once used you Will use no
other. You may be sure YOU VIII get
& P 5srs at IN IT. " i.i you &C.. 40C
Mems Horse Hide Swing Strops, the
same kind used by BARRIERS, now IOC
fOr......... .s....s.. .-....stss.sss =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18
School Refers.

Special sale of 900 to be sold
at special prices.
ATWOOD Fancy Trimmed Refers,
six 20 fourteen years, Will be SY.2S
sold at......... .....s.ss..sstss -
Fancy Chevlots. handsomely trim
me $500 value. to .i be sold ST. so
ALL-WOOL FLANNEL WAISTS.
made I'm latest style,i oil colors, %SC
all sizes. $l.Z5 article for,....
All-slk Taneta Waists. latest
shape. bayadere tucks, 50 \ OS
value for....,.. ............... w.
navy Blue and Black Figured Dark
percale Waists. entirely new, laund-
cred collars and GUNS, correct EOC
Sizes. .......-. ...........-.'' ~
Dewey" Waists OF tucked satins,
brass buttons. newest novel; SlZS
ues...... .....- ......ss's''''''
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-03
LAST WEEKS CONFERENCE.

Indiana Republicans have won a higher
place among the thinking men of the coun-
try because of the advanced stand on the
currency question which they expressed at
the conference at indianapolis. - Seymour
Republican
The Republican love feast at indianapolis
was an even greater success than an old
fashioned camp meeting. Everybody and
then some, became enthused and got happy.
Fowler Republican.
Several hundred Republicans of Indiana
met at the conference. A general good feel
ing prevailed and sanguine utterances from
the party leaders plainly showed that they
are confident of carrying the State in 1895
Columbia City Mail.
The conference of Republicans held at In
dianapois was exceptional in it's enthusiasm
and large attendance. 1t indicates that
there Is no apathy In the ranks, but rather
an earnest enthusiasm which is the forerun-
ner Oh success-Middletown News
As result of the recent Republican con-
ference held at indianapolis the fact has
developed that the party was never stronger
in this State than it is at present and the
Chances age that so far as the PARTY is con-
cerned fusion will henceforth be given a
VIDE berth-Hammond Tribune.
There was an unusually large attendance
of prominent citizens from every section
of the State and the best feeling prevailed.
1t was the united opinion that with a con-
unued realty to sound-money principles and
protection TO American industries victory
was certain in the coming campaign.-Mish-
awake Enterprise.
The conference was the largest ever held
In the State, and has never been surpassed
In good feeling and enthusiasm. Indiana
republicans will take no steps backward
ana VIII enter upon next years campaign
with courage, confidence and devotion to the
patriotic and time-honored principles of
their party.-Rushville Republican
The courageous stand taken by the Repub-
icans OF Indiana at the conference has given
an impetus to the lukewarm and hating
ones on the financial question all over the
country. Sound-money principles were
strengthened and currency reform aided bv
the Dold utteranoeS of the leaders Of the
party on that occasion. Courage ALWAYS
couhts--Noblesville Ledger
The harmony that prevailed at the great
meeting of Republican leaders at Indian
apoiis indicates the strength of public con-
noence IN the existing administration. The
republican party has kept faith with the
people. II al the essential feaTiIreS If ma
9onai afrairs the pledges Rave been re-
ussined. The questions of foreign Motley
wife w eic1ting difference OF opinion among
ali parties, have been treated with sfates-
llasaI i prudence, in furtherance OF the gem
r.ai pSlnciplss OF peace. The distinctive Re-
A~cllS Ssh ouctrlne OF protection has been
saanGiy maintained. The necessity of a
~ Souiu Alanclal policy which IS recognized
~ ~ - men of standing regardless of
pafsys Is made the basis OF future action
Lafayette Call ~N'o.f
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-03

p..,,avy has recently remarked that there
e. nrobaf,Iv no living man more competent
than Mr. Gosse to write popular and
schoIarlv history of English literature"
superintendent Ballet, of Springfield.
Hf9sa who is always found in the front
rank If educational workers. has just Sc
iecfed Bryant's translation Of Homer's
Hdvssev for use In HIS grammar schools
a. HE re0uest Houghton. Miffiin & Co
hove hastened the preparation of q stu
dents, edition Of the book. Among Classic
Examinations of Classic Authors. published
-. .baT,, in a one-dollar form. are Bryant's
TiS;sd Prvar,t's odyssey, Palmer's Odyssey,
and c,rarch's Aeneid. 1t is. very interesting
70 note that the foremost educators are con-
si5sri9g seriously the advisability of having
Gro n1uar and high school pupils study in
Ilngllsh many of the old Greek and Latin
naasterpieces which have heretofore been
studied only by college students.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-03

G. W. Dillingham; & Co. announce for
early publication a novel By Louis Fang
will, called clio the Magnificent" which
els of the time.
1t is said that the author of "a Son of
Israel" just issued by the Lppincotts. is
Mrs. Willard. wife of the actor. If this is
so. there is reason for the dramatic power
of this novel of Russian life, high and low.
Messrs. Little. Brown & Co. of Boston.
have published 10 a little pamphlet the BIZ
ography of ~Henryk Sienkiewiez' the au-
thor of "Quo Nidas. and a compilation of
the opinions Of American critics and writer's
on the novels of Sienkienwiez and Mr. Cur
tins translations. For sale by the pub
fishers.
Modern English Literature" by Edmund
Gosse. is 70 be the next volume in the Lit
eratures OF the World Series. published by
the time of Chaucer and comes down To
this generation. without. however includ-
ing living writers. The London Saturday
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-03

The new charter of Greater New York
authorizes the expenditure of vast sums for
public improvement. the total which will be
disbursed under Mayor Van Wyck being
estimated at $2O9OO0.O0O. The salaries of city
officials will swell this to $SS2, OO0, 600, and
even this does not include the other adj
ministrative expenses of the city govern
ment. The handling of such vast sums of
money affords opportunities for corruption,
which Tammany knows only too well how
to utilize
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-03

Beyond doubt the most approved building
stone in the country at the present time
is that which comes from the Bedford quar-
ries in this State. More than two score
of the finest buildings which have recently
been erected in New York city are Quilt
of Bedford stone. The Hottest building in
New York city, if not in the world, located
on Park Row. opposite the postoffice. thirty
stories, is of Bedford stone.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-03

United States will achieve early success or
be carried into the next presidential cleo
ton; whether we are to return TO the
become a permanent producer of gold:
whether Tammany is capable OF governing
Greater New York; whether Mr.. Bryan has
learned or forgotten anything during his
trip TO Mexico. whether the three-cent fare
law is constitutional or not-and several
other things
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-03
The Pension Question.

There is a practical way of getting at
the pensioners who are suspected of being
on the rolls wrongfully. Their claims with
accompanying affidavits On which the APP
plications were allowed are on file in the
department and can be investigated fully at
any time. If there are no individual pen
sioners objects of suspicion but simply a
entire list then the attack on the veterans
is unjastifiable and should be vigorously
condemned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-03

the best test Of prosperity. 1t is therefore
interesting to learn that the output Of iron
ore by the Ave ranges composing the Lake
Superior iron district in northern Michigan
was larger in 1897 by over 100000 tons than
in any previous season. reaching the enor-
nous total of 125eO,0OO tons. In common
with all other industries iron men are ex-
pecting still better times next season, and
1t is estimated that the output of 1898 will
reach 800. 900 tons