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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21

Louis l<cNlen, New YORK.
T. w Cole. Springfield
II Beatley, Philadelphia.
n III Stuart. Philadelphia.
ii T. Dode. New York.
w T. Denim. Boston.
+ i Kelley. New York.
s w Goodyear, Waterbury.
y Sanders, New York.
j w Levering. Philadelphia.
w l. Hoover. New York.
Howard Constable. New York.
q n Evans, New York.
ID j Osgood, New York.
w n Ballagh. New York.
l. w Spear. Springfield.
Mrs Robt Elmsere. New York.
Jules Stern, New York.
A Wickham, Boston.
DoRRANCE.
T. l. Hearne. Boston.
G + Slade. Boston.
A l. Hopkins, Providence.
VIM w Gildersleeve. Boston.
T. f Packard. Boston.
Geo y Tegder. Buffalo.
II Robinson, Providence.
Fred I. Dorcher, Brooklyn.
+ w Day. New York.
Henry G Porter New York.
j. Bill. Detroit.
+ w Boyd. Boston.
T. u Bullard, Jr. Bridgeport.
+ Woodmanse. Shawmut, II l.
B f Hatch, Boston.
s Burton, Boston.
James T. Ladd, Connecticut.
Geratz New York.
l. Holt. Waterbury. Conn.
Geo w Read. Boston.
j + Lamphear, Kenyon.
II + Cstrander. Boston.
n Buslev. Jr. New York.
w A Brooks. New York.
w III Raymond. Providence.
Louis We'll. New York.
Louis WE'LL, New York.
Jacob Leiberman, New York.
NJ Cryan, Boston.
w j Worthingham. Boston.
James Tully. Hartford.
ID w Gardner, Hartford.
Carl Vance. Providence.
NEWMAN.
w II Tieljen, New Orleans.
ID Crow. New York.
T. ID Fiske. Lowell.
Il : Leavitt, Lewiston.
q r. Van Pelt. Boston.
J O Smith, Jewett city.
n II shaw, San Francisco.
- II Titus, Bristol.
IA $ Howe. Rochester. n Y.
II G Strickland. Warren.
+ Covell. Warren.
Il Holman. Leominster.
II II Bartlett. Leominster.
] T. Poor. Boston.
j Straug. Springfield.
G l. Savage, New York.
+ G Barnes, New York.
r G Turkey. Boston.
w Bishop, Worcester.
T. NJ Miller and wife, Boston.
w III X Burr. Boston.
n A Bishop. Lawrence.
w r, Johnston, Akron, O.
S i Case, Jr, Connecticut.
II Wilbur. South Scituate.
G w Littlefield, Indianapolis.
w A Lytle. Worcester.
A III Barrows. New York.
II Kenfield, New York.
w + Chambers. New York.
Perly Pullman, Laconia, n II.
julius Pinney, Connecticut.
ID Miller. Springfield.
Mrs III McDade, Boston.
Horatio Kelsey, Clinton. Conn.
Il ; James, New London.
NJ ID Dady, New Haven.
j Deardon. Worcester.
Geo A Riley. Boston.
Harry l. Lightfoot, Boston.
a G. Berry. Boston.
G Cary, New York.
John Morrison. New York.
& Z tOnant, troy
III Logendyke, Troy.
V NJ Honnecker. New York.
Charles V Drake. Norwich.
G II Day, New York.
PERRIN.
w ] Austin, Providence.
Miss Mary Jones. Boston.
Ed Tugendhaft. New York.
John + Dostal, u ; A.
II ! KuentZ, Boston.
II III Small, Boston.
A Ford. Boston.
G. + Stone, Boston.
Charles Edwards, Taunton.
Mrs Charles Edwards, Taunton.
James Chace. Pawtucket.
Mr. and Mrs A Carr, Pawtucket.
c j Greary, Newport.
SAVOY STANLEY.
] w King and wife, New York.
Erminie Earle, Yankee Doodle Dand
Company.
Fred j Harris and wife. Woonsocket.
Mrs + Forde. New York.
NJ Lorb, New York.
$ Lorb. New York.
Il Brown. Boston.
Mr. and Mrs j a Ward, Philadelphia.
l. NJ Freeman, Boston.
w II Slade. Providence.
Il w Kelley, Providence.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-27
8poloaiidey Garter,

Sn 8erbinouns nit benz Bar
febt o b | b Mend's
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-27
Gin faaypes @utfpusu,e,,.

slus einem DanfI9reiben Der Mrs
Gba 6. cart aus @roton, 9. s.: sd
mar bon elmer Idueren @rtdltuns beims
seiu9t, tuelde iih auf bic 2unge &C.
i9la9en batte. Sd tuurbe i6tper BON
9ulten sepla9t unb l9liebli1 sei9teu
f9 Die Spmptome Der G1tpinbiudt.
Bier gerSte sa6en mid auf unb ertldr.
ten, oaB i6 nur nod fur5e 3eit 5u leben
babe. Sd empfabt mid ielbit t1einen
@rl6ler unb buffte, baB, ipenn i6 ni9t
BET meinen 5reunben auf gr6en bleiben
t6nne, i6 nit meinen 2ieben i'm Sem
ieits pereint iper6en tuirbe. Ga ert6eilte
Semano meinem @atten ben 8atb, Or.
&in9s geeue gntbefuns fiir G9pinbz
iu9t, Suiten unb grtdltung ansue
i9affen. Sd ma9te einen @erlud) 6a,
NIT unb nabm bann i'm @ansen a6t
5laiden. 9aS bat mid turirt unb @ott
lei 8ant bin i'd iest serettet unb eine
gelunoe unb fraftise Srau." 8rUbe.
flai9en frei in ber Gpotbete BON s.
&alteper & Sobn. 8esuldre @r5Be so
Gents unb $1.00. gs tpirb @arantie
seleiitet ooer ber 9reis tpiro suriid.
eesablt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-27
Cine miebli6e MGrafeier @e
Sd1idste

eradblsn bic .6amb. Nadr.": eSn
einem uOrnebmeu @elnrehauraut TN,
ter ben 2inben tDolte mau aud rtros.
aasbem@ etn tDenig oemonfiriren. BORT
CAB ramlid Elm niilbissr @ommeraisu.
ratb eiu feines tIeine8 6errenbiner aur
@rinnerung baran. baB ibn Dor fanf.
3ig Sabren beim Sample auf BEN Bar.
rifaben cine 8ugel out re9teu Grm ges
Ftreift bate. Das @Ren mar ittperb,
Der Weiu erleien unh aaes lpartete auf
BITE anfpra9e bes liebensmhrbigen
@ait9ebers unb anf BITE perfprodeneu
Geoeufwoste auf BITE 3eit Der DoHs.
erbebnug. Il8 ni9ts erfoIgte, erbob
fi9 elmer Der @dfte, um nit ein paar
sdbeu ben alien 8arritabenbeiben AT
feiern. 9od Der pintie ibm perIeaen
ab unb begann bann uagefdbr wie
fOIst:
o2iebe iyreuubel Gtinf3ig Sabre
ftnb eine lange 3eit. 0eute mie ba.
malls trete Id nit 2eib unb geeIe ftir
bic Greibeit uub Ge1te bes DoItes elm.
gber es BAT f6 iuauifden bod mon.
9erlet gednbert. Sd - (Derlsaen'
9eitspauie) i9 eriunere uur an Mianel.
unb bo (gerIesenbeiispauie) babe i'd
a1mlidb beuts frtb - (Werlegenbeit
paute) btes 9inss setrieet" Grif
tn BITE &odtaiGe unb bOIte elm niebIis
9es gtut beraus. bas er bifnete unb
bas ben erifaunten Gdifen Elm fuutel.
nagelueues gTemplar Der pierten alaKe
6es Rotben Golerorbens aeiete. xgie
begreifen nun, fubr Der alte Rdmpe
ftir &e9t uub 5reibeit fort, ,bos i6
uuter bisfen llmftdnben Iieber bie gr,
innerung on bic gersangenbeit ruben
Iafeu m69te. 2eeren pir ttnfere Gid,
fer anf quite @rfolse Ia aioutfdaui"
Die Derbubten Gdfe beeiIten f6.
ibre S@aIea nit pommerD anssutrin,
ten. unb nur elmer bemertte: Sc IN
bod immerbin GUT, boz Der @ebeia.
roth ben otben ablerorb.n besoms
men bat!A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-27
aoiten eiaer Sentersm ablaeit.

Die lebten Stunben unb bie Gre.
tuition bes Dor einisen Ncuateu In
Wien biuseri9teten Raubm6rbers DO,
le3an baben laut na6febenbem 9peiIe,
3ettel benz aerar folsenbe Soften Der,
urfadt: Der Delinquent nerIauate
uab erbieIt Dor isiner Sinri9tuus BON
IA. auf ben Is. Ottober b. g., Bor.
mitiass: 10 Stud Gameueigoretteu.
Wittass: Cine Gupps, eiu Ratur.
idnibeI, cine MsbIipsiie, eiae GIoT6e
Wein, bier 0irginier. RoGmIttaas !:
] 2iter Obers. cine portion @pfeI.
ftrubel. 20 Sthd Gamencigaretteu uub
bier Dirsinisr. abenbs IA Sesa
SGinten. spei Slaf9eu Weiu. Wa9ts !:
66waraen aofee. Is SuItoneisaret,
ten. 10 llbr: ruihfGen 3bse; 12
ubr: f6marsen Rafee; balb Z ubr
frhb. tnapp Dor Der Sinrihtuua,
f1maraeu 8affse. BON ben 5peifen
nabm Dole3an uur ueuig au ftd), udb.
renb sr bic @einfai6en pollhdnbiQ
Ieerte unb bic As @igarstten unb s
Bireinier nit 8ebaeen rau1te. Die
UermoItuussfau3Iei bs3ablte fir bic
-6eutersmahlseit" 3 @uIbeu So
Rreuser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-27
Gats Yenrp gprim8s Vart.

Dieier augeuebue palt iiebt 2osen,
Weretnen uub Jamilien 3ur abbaltung
Don pienics &c. sur 8erfasung.
8eiu6eru mirb ole nur bentbare
Aufmertiamtsit ermieien.
Jsben Sonntag Radmittae
0rDkes Trei 9on3ert.
ausgsfabrt bon ber pou3dDIigen
Wtlitdr, aapeIle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-27
@buebau germiuns.
Neue Giufabrt mad Stem gorf bio
y. 4 .. 9. @. Eg.-l1ns
erreidte sSaciIitGten.

Wbitebou terminus, bic neue Gin.
fabrt mad 0ew Dort, bic ON Montag
ben 19. Suli bia Der Baltimore, Ohio
uub Sdbweitli9en 8abu er6Eaet
tpurbe. TT bic selesenfe Station nod
alIen Sbeilen ber 5tabi New Nors unb
grootlpn. Dieter Serminus Id an
Der South Serrp, 6fili6 bon bsr 8ats
terp uub bon bier aus unter bemielbeu
Da@e uerben 8erbinbuueem gemaat
nit ben 3aseu Der 3weiten. Oritien,
eedfen unb Neunten Nuenue 6od.
babu; nit benen Der 8roabmap. 60.
lumbus uuo 2egington Nueuue @abeI.
tiuien; Dhs unb Wefieite Ringbabs
men ber pfer6ebabnlinien; South.
5errp; Staten Sslanb 6errp; 5amil.
ton aDenue unb 80. StraBe (SrDot1
lpn) Gerrp.
3auf, Cure Sideis ua1 Neu Dort
iiber bic 3. & o. 8. %. R'p uub sSbr
entgebt Glen unbeanemli6teiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-27
Cinderella S6ub Yalait.

BsrgeBt nift. baB mir unieren
Store nod 92D. 2O7 Sllamusp plasa,
sinei 6duier ftibli9 BON unferem frtis
beren @ei@dftsbauie, berlest babeu.
mo mir aue uufere alten seunben uies
ber3uieben bofea unb nod piele neue
basu. ba tptr NIT ben beReu Waareu
bieaeu fbunen. unler Store III gans
rleu eiugerihtet, gut bentilirt unb lebr
beu. aOmmt uHb fattet uns einen
gefu9 ab, Ueun Sbr au6 ni6t ge.
rabe gu faufen phni6t.
6. 8amm,
GtHberelIa g 9ub,paIofi,
207 alamo plaaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-27
leltiamen s(usSrud ben aopf Bin unb

leltiamen 9lusbrud ben aOpf Bin unc
her tuiegenb.
n@enn bieie 8lumen Sbnen aber 10
ieDr aeiollen, Ontel," meinte bic
9rinseiiin, oIo iinb mir germ bereit,
lie nit Sbnen Su tbeilen.
Oamit lnafbte lie slnltalt, Tie beraus
Sa nebmen, aber Der 0erjog mebrte ibr
lebbait. n@ewiB nidt, 6rau 9li6te.
Dieier StrauB 1T hei Sbnen an ieis
mem ridti9en Glaee. sic miiileu ibn
gang bebalten!"
Miittlermeile bate Oeliun nit gliifs
ftrableubem antlis feline 8raut be-
griiBt unb iie bann obne @eiteres in
eine Seniteruiide entfiibrt, no lieb bic
Geioen nun eifrig unterbielten.
r9ber bas 1T ipirflid ltarf!" ct,
fldrte Srau BON Ga @rilliere onser
ii9.
pWid munbert MIR, baB jie lid nidyt
bier Dor aller slusen fiiiien," iette
Srau D. @bapisnp bin3u.
,Was luollen Sie?" perieete ssrau
b. 5ienues ipie. .Oieis 4ropinsialins
hen unb bieie Militdrs baben ia feine
abnuns bauon, mas ii1 i6idt!"
Selles @lodeugeldut ldnitt sic fer
mere llnterbaltuna bieier Siitcrinnen
bes Geremoniells ,ab. Sc rparen bic
@loden Der Hiarrtirde bun Meuoon.
Oanseau trat Dor ben Oaupbin rno
feline @emablin bin unb meloete, iid
.perbeuseno .Oie Gquipase Seiner
Wiajeiidt fummt loeben ben Abbane
berunter.
rgeben mir ibm entsesen Wla>
baine !" ia9te Ser Iaupbin, ieiner Sc.
mablin bic 0auo rei1enS.
Oieie aber blieb unbewesli9. Sie
nor nit einem apal blaB seporbeu,
uno elm uuiasbarer Sdmer3 ipra6 aus
ibren oerSerrten 3iisea.
~@as lit Sbnen?" rief Der SerSos
bon 8oursosne ansnliG.
Seine @emablin antlportete nift.
Sbre 8lide umidleierten lid, iie
mantle unb itredte bic slrme aus, tim
etne Stiiee su iuden. Sofort mar
0ipiane su ibr seeilt nnO bemiibte iid,
lie aufredt 81 erbalteu. Die game
@eiellidaft serietb In Sdreden.
Ser Ser3oS bon Waiue prallte sus
rid /; er NOR ebenfalls erbleidt. 9(la>
meoa lieB i'm nidt aus ben glusen.
nMaoame 1T unmobl gelporben.
@iuen gr;t! G6netl einen arst!" rief
Der Gaupbin in 0ersmsifluns.
Der arme 9riu3 muBte Sebem Wit,
leib einIl0Beu. @r fniete Dor benz Gel.
iel nieber, auf ben mon bic juuee sSrau
niebergeieet bate, unb ipeinte beite
1branen, Die, welde ieinem 9er3en
10 tbeuer mar, idien lein gdlud;en
5u pernebmeu. Sie bolte piSelid tiei
atbem, uie Elm @rtrintenber, Der mies
Der an Die Sberflade Ses @aijers
tom1nt, unS iaste nit einem Seuiser:
rNein, teinen slrSt. Gs III unnStbia.
Sd fiible mid f9on lpis6er bejier.
Gas 8lut febrte in ibre @ansen
3uriid, uno bic .3iiee uabmen ibren
friiberen Iusorud an.
.Weiu Soft, tpas mar bas nur?"
foridte ibr @emabl. nod INNER bebenb.
(6ortiesuns folat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-27
S 6 II / + G C.

9tr dparfe bat @nslanb 334.
Bon allen Srriinnsfatleu
limo nabein Elm 0ierttbeil psrerbte.
Ole erlfe< sroBe eiierne
8rhde 1T i'm Sabre l717 sebaut
iporben.
Ole tiirttiden gotiaii.n
be3ieben cine 2Ghuung bon IL bis "a
Gents pro Gag.
Wit rotben Sadren iiab uorI
le l35 engliid ipredenben 8erionenl
! bret ausseftattet.
@nteu9ebirn 1T nah Der MeisI
nung Der Gbineien bic am meifeuI
trafti9enSe 9aabruu9.
Der g Sdueifeiner 9ate eats
bait breimal 10 oiet Musteln, oils bic
9ano eines Meniden.
Gin 0olbflumpen BON 4s3.
ln5en 9emidt iOll unlansit In @efs
sultralien sefunben luorbea fsin.
MeIifos MineraIienerport
bedifferte iid i'm perwidenen Sabre
auf einen @ertb BON $40, 600, 600.
Siinfanb;pan5is SetbF.
morbe bate ct. 9ouis fir ben Mcnat
W'drS bteies Sabres 3u perseidneu. I.
Ole 9eiammtlanse Der
9onoauer Stra6en betrdgt 1880
Wieilen, bic Der Pariier 600 MleiIea.
Aus bem GrtraeebesSpiek
tartenfempels ipirS in Mosfau,
JtuBlanO, Elm 8aiienbaus unterbalten.
Die 3abl Der gierbraues
reien 8el9iens lit bon 2977 im
Sabre 1896 auf 3o57 in 1897 seiiies
gen.
Gus Marmor befebt Elm
Bud i'm Stro8isgalafte su Rom.
Die Sldtter iinS bon ipunberbarer
Qiinne.
Oa8 SeIbtportr6t arnOlo
9odlins aus bem Sabre 1878 lit BON
Der 9ambur9er aunlt6alle I'm IS, 900
Wlarf ansefauIt It iporben.
Ger elephant bat eineu 10
fdarfen @erudsfinn, baB er einen
Mleniden fdon auf bic Gntfernuua falt
zines ailometers fuittert.
Ole 3iebbarmonitos wurSen
i'm Sabre 1929 erfunben. @eaenpdrtia
berferti9t cine ein;i9e oeutifJe ssirma
iiber 1900 Stiif iabrli6.
Seeleute Der fpauiidleu
Slotte i'm Is. Sabrbunbert empfins
gen fin ibre Dienite je elm Wlunats.
seboIt oon 10 bis ~ 6rancs.
8a9a6unbireube Stnber
uuter l6 Sabren wurbea i'm permides
men Sabre in Onfel Cams Qanbe nid,t
tpeniser ais ITO, 900 uerbaftet.
I'm oas sRabfabreuiu4b 4beis
ignien ein5ufiibren, bat Der aSuis
Wtenelif ben Wiaildnoer Rabfabrlebrer
9artOle nit einergerufuns ua6 teinem
2auoe beebrt.
Gum Ornd tbres 8apier,
9el6es, iOmie Der Steuere unb
Briefmarten oerbrau6t bic Ser. Staos
tensRe9ierung allein 1900, 900 4iuuS
S5arbiiOffe i'm Sabre.
SIR einen on6erbareu
Baum biloet Der Sonspiiaat bic SeiI
matb. @enu Der Baum, rWlooIonaaA
SebeiBen, in Der 9Ube BON fanf Sus
abseidst pirO, 70 fliest @aiier aus
Der betreffen( ! Stelle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-27
Coolers Weaifter.

4lamo pla3a, Saloon srfer aIaffe.
Die behen straight" unb mixed"
OrintS In ber Stabi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-27
Wfattbies Srps. Tlei5d,er,

9o. 507 Of.6euifon.stras
geur bas bOr3aeli6fs Rinb., G6af.
uab S9weinefetf9.
Spsatalitdt: Sunses aaIbfeiid.
Ale 1rtsn bon Wurp, s9inten,
3uuse, e6moIs &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-27
gorGe6raassnta6resefn

iinS befer ais Seilmittsl. Tutt's 9sber.
P'llen beilen nidt nur, iOnbsru fis Oer'
trsioen, wsnn rsatseitiS ssnOmmsn,
aopffdmsr,sa
3DSpepiie, @allenteibsn, Malaria, 8.p
itopfnns, Selbiudt, trdgs 2sbsrtbdtis.
's't unO dbnlids &rautbsitsn.
Smtt's 2eber-Yiae,t
fariren ,tnter asIem ttmftanoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-27

Der pra@tpole gremplare ber 8bier.
melt, ipeciel ber teraniiden, aufweif.
Ntemanb foIlte berfebIeu, beuislbeu 3u
bef1tigen. Die gr6Bte Ittrattion, bic
san Mnt0niO aufaumeifen bot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
GRANT OFTHE CHURCH RESCINDED
The Loyal Temperance Legion Disap-
pointeh but not DismaNed.

The medal contest TO be given by
the Loyal Temperance Legion at UniOs
Station church next Friday night and for
which all arrangements had been made
and an excellent programme perfected,
will not take place at the time and place
advertised. The cause Of this is that the
grant of the church for the entertainment
has been rescinded, on account of an en-
tertainment advertised 10 take place at
the Y. NJ. &. A. on the same date. for the
benefit OF the church. An arrangement
had been effected between she Legion and
the League Of Union Station church.
whereby a small admission fee would be
charged and the proceeds equally divided
between the two organizations. No lit
tie surprise and disappointment was oc-
casiOned. when on yesterday, the super
intendent of the Legion was informed
that the church could not be had on that
date. especially in view of the fact that
II vas understood that the Y. Nj. G. 4.
entertainment was advertised when the
church was granted for the above pur-
pose. and IL not being very apparent that
there Is any conflict between the two en-
tertainments. While the parties interest
ed are naturally disappointed. they are
not dismayed. and viii face the annoy
ance and trouble of calling in tickets and
refunding the money TO individual pur-
chasers with that spirit of cheerful loyal
~ for which the Legion is noted.
When seen yesterday the superintendent
said the excellent programme so COM
pletely perfected for Friday night will be
duly given at an early date. notice Of
which will appear in The Times. and they
expect a larger crowd than ever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
Want a Clrcn. in Your Yard I?

If you want a regular circus In the
back yard next summer invest a dime
In a package Of mixed gourd seeds and
plant by a picket fence. Train them
along, and If you pour dish water
around the roots every day the first
surprise will come In seeing the things
grow. perhaps shutting out an ugly back
yard next door, and also being pretty
background for marigolds. asters or Yin
Mas planted l nthe front. Some sunny
morning take a view of your fence COW
cred with prottily shaped leaves and the
nest egg gourds so white hanging all
over It. mixed with the large yellow
flowers, and however blue" you will
take a more cheerful view of things.
Furthermore the vine has something
for every member Of the family. Grand
ma can darn her stockings on a small
gourd mother can use them for nest
eggs; the artistic daughter can carve
pretty boxes and cups and paint pic
lures on the hard, smooth surface; the
little girls can make a whole yard Of
animals out OF the small ones. using
matches or toothpicks for legs: the boy
can make curiosity for his cabinet by
putting a bottle over the bud It will ex-
Dand and fiji the space, and the other
boys will wonder how such big thing
could be put into such small quarters.
Then there are dippers. dish cloths, puz-
zled out, and you will find your gourd
vine regular picnic for the family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
pETERsBURG SOCIETY.
Mr.. Arthur u. Clark and His Nicws-lhe
Land of the zar.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. Especial.
Mr.. Arthur u. Clark Of Richmond gave
Petersburg treat last Friday Night
when he exhibited his views Of Lon
don" in the st. Paurs school building,
for the benefit OF the Improvement Fund
of 81. PauPs church.
The feature OF the music programme
was the singing Of Mrs. Charles Colher.
The Mandolin Club also contributed.
The several cards clubs were entertained
this week as follows; Young Ladies' Az
tcrnoon card Club. Thursday afternoon
by Miss Mary Feline Johnson; Night
Card Club. Thursday night by Miss
Lucy Watson.
Last Tuesday Mrs Charles Halls class
on Russia" had a most instructive and
interesting meeting. Those who read
articles giving information upon the sub
icct were Mrs. Hall Mrs. a. G. Pryor,
Miss Rcam and Miss Carrie Pryor
Al the Woman's Club last Friday, Mrs
oscar Bunting read an article on Soc
rates" Mrs. George Mason one on
"Thucydides." Mrs. James McClevy on
"XcnOphon:" Mrs. William McKenny on
"Phidias"
The german given at Library Hall last
Monday night after the competitive drill
between the Petersburg Grays and A.
p. Hill Rifles. was one Of the most bril-
liant andirs OF the season
Mrs. Walter Jarrat and Miss Anna
Dunlop have returned from visit 10
New York
Miss Ethel Pace, OF Richmond. IS the
guest of Mrs. David Dunlap. Jr., Of Syca-
more street.
Miss Annie Nash, OF Atlanta and Miss
Della Strinefellow. Of Richmond, spent
Tuesday with Miss Mary Paul Roper on
Market street.
Miss Grace McGill has returned from
visit to her sister Mrs. Thomas Scott. OF
Richmond.
"ORIOLE."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
The Johns Hopkins Leper Incident.

Editor of The Times:
Sir.-In its issue Of January 3D. The
Times championship Of a young VIZ
ginia woman. who saw fit TO refuse
duty imposed upon her by her superior
officer in the nursing department or the
Johns HOPKINS Hospital Of Baltimore,
has led the paper into placing the hospl-
tai in a very mistaken position Leaving
Miss Douthat out Of the question we
wish 10 state, on good authority, tnat
Mary SansOne. the leprous woman, about
whom all the stir is made, was received
into the hospital before a diagnosis OF
the case had been arrived at that as
soon as 10 was decided 80 be a case OF
leprosy il was undertaken TO nave ner
removed TO quarantine. and that TINS mas
not been accomplished on account OF un-
avoidable delay on the part Of the health
officials OF Baltimore i'm finding a suit
able place for her. The hospital has not
been anxious 20 keep the patient; but
what would be thought OF an institution
calling itself humane. which cast out into
the street a sufferer. who. 1t was GER
tain. could not find shelter elsewhere?
Because Of the limited size of It's $50
lating ward the Johns Hopkins Hospital
does not receive contagious cases other
than those which develop within its walls
or outside emergency cases. For this
reason and as "A concession 70 popular
prejudice leprosy is one Of the diseases
excluded from the hospital Also neith-
or are consumptives admitted except in
rare instances. and as between these two
diseases all authorities acknowledge the
infectious character OF the one when
proper precautions are not observed. and
the Johns Hopkins staff OF physicians Is
not alone in believing the other 10 be
dangerous only under similar cOndi-
tons Do we not daily associate with
consumptives without the employment Of
even ordinary means against contract
ing the disease? Intelligent people are
aware that leprosy and consumption are
not the only diseases well-nish hopeless
OF cure. communicable from one person
10 another.
The Johns Hopkins Hospital is honest
I'm its belief that leprOsy, properly nursed,
Is not dangerous 10 the nurse. nor by her
transferable 10 others. and there are sta
tistics 10 bear out this faith. a pupil
nurse i'm the Johns Hopkins Training
School is never asked TO undertake any
duty which the authorities themselves
would be unwilling 10 assume should it
lie I'm their way.
And as for scientific investigation"
who profits by II, If not the ailng pub
ltc2 What but scientific investigation
has reduced so largely the death rate in
our hospitals amongst medical cases no
less than I'm surgical operations? The
doctor we all ask for when we are i'll is
the one most faithful TO science. We are
quite sure The Times does not wish 10
pose as an advocate of quackery, in
which case let ~ beware how it censures
the actions Of the most skillful men in
their profession our country can boast.
and OF the women who have contributed
TO make the trained nurse what she is
I'm spite Of Science" "a blessing to suf-
fering multitudes. and q fearless follower
Of duty. NJ =. u.
Atlantic City. y. j., February 10, 1888.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
Eighty Years on Earth: Married -Four Times
Three Wive. in SIX Years.

our venerable fellow townsman. Moses
Fideld. is married again. and he has brok
en- the record by becoming a groom four
times i'm his life. and three times within
the past six years. his last marriage hav-
ing taken place Wednesday night. There
is quite a history connected with Mr..
Fifeld's matrimonial experiences. His
first wife died I'm Brookfeld some seven
years ago. from paralysis. Six years
ago he took the second Mrs. Fiheld. who
fell out Of a cherry tree. from the ef-
fects Of which she died. About two years
ago he married the third Mrs. Fifeld.
who last November met with a runaway
accident and was instantly killed. But as
Mr.. Fiheld grows older now being past
eighty. his heart with the approach Of
early spring time. seems 10 grow young
or. And now he has walked under the
mistletoe again and taken 10 his heart
another love. and the Argus joins his
other many Brookield friends In congrat-
ulations for long and happy union down
through the fourth degree.-Brookheld,
Ne. Argus.