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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17

Cook Settles Up His ShlItage-M Dams
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, Feb. l6-Special.
The cry Council last nieht e.ected Sam
uel j.. Alouloc CLERK OF t.e sas WOrAs on
the first b iiOt getting Is votes and his
opponent j a. S.rider II votes.
1Ae Looks Of sc former clerk show. ia
the aggreSate, q shortage spDsequen, tO
June !. iS,7 OF SO. lO0.22, all Of which has
b, en- mace RoOq by Mr. r. a. cos s
friends with the exception Of s2T5.7s.
q is iasi amount Mr.. COgo viii cover win
"a personal bond. wnen the sensational
matter viii cnt.
IN, wall of airs Eliza Il. Daingerheld,
caught OF the Ia keyerqy Johnson,
OF lalt mole, VIII be cont SEED by her
aau h,er-in-iaw. MIS- Henry danger
htld.
lhe viii was made on the 20ih October.
1896. tke WITNESSES being Judge ). -. Al
Noroa. I0rpOiAuoD AttOr e. Gardner
H. Eo0tn. and Il. O.. NJ n 3. he viii was
probal6d January 4. 1895 and M ssrs.
Julian Il. lurke nd Judge J. X. ~. Nor
on he executors, gave bond wiki the
j. del ~ and Trust Company. Of Baiu-
more az surety. Mrs. Il. X. D9ingerfield
in her viii gives as her reason for leaH <
her prop rty TO only one uaug ter-in-law
that Mrs Henry Daingeriield is al
~ ady vel provided fOg,
Mr. and Airs r. Heisiey, who were poi
soned on Monday last by ~ sake in
making 4 medicinal tea. have improved
so much as 70 be thought ON OF dams ,.
> ham aE0 eonifl : ~ iaf {arm ~ Mrs,
Ann ~. TrOih. near Woodlawn. Fairfax
county. was destroyed By IRE yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17

r. c. Thomas was ore OF those who had
become uus .eaoy upon his pins and
Onicer r. e. Bailey took him in cut Of che
cold.
James Napier. was the next 70 fan by
the wayside and again did Ofiicer Bailey
act the part Of the Good samaritan and
take MIN to a place Of safety.
Stanley Leber got cold and took some
thing 10 II axe him warm. but 10 also took
hin of ms feet, and Sergeant Ctey ala
the rest.
These three were allowed 20 20 their
ways. however. on a promise to do 50 no
more.
c. T. Moore. colored. was thought 70
have unlawfully assaulted and abused
ana threatened 20 klll his wife.
Maggie Moore. but the ease VS.
not proved and costs were sufficient,
which amounted 10 $40.
James Oden and James Jackson. two
colored men arrested ~ sugpioous Guar
meters by Detectives Tomlinson and Glib
son. one OF whom. Jackson is an escapei
convict from GEORGIA we're in line. aud
they were given sixty DAYS IN iaii The
GEORGIA officials have written that they
VIII not go 10 the expense Of sending
for Jackson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17
J.. ". q. 4. CONTENTION.
Sessions Of thc state Organization Open al
fvucbburo To-sav- d her News.

Sessions Of the state Organization Open at
Lyncbburg To-Day O,her News.
The annual convention OF the Young
Mems Christian Association ~ Virginia
%. ems al Lynchburs this afternoon The
iu, icat 0ns point % q good delegation ami
"a n0st interesting and helpful gath n =.
Prom N nt among the SD aktrs that VIII
address the convention are Hon w l.
NilsO.. president o. Wash nRlOn and Lee
Jnivcrs ty. Rev. Jerc WitEcrsrOon, ID D.
pastor Gfacc-Strce. Presbyterian church
and j. r. Mathews, of oxford Univ, rsity.
Among the delegates from the Rich
m0nd city assoc alton are The loluWIue
gentlemen. Rev. ). William Jones. j.
s. lie ch. s l.. Morse. a. a. Booth, ). D..
Redd. Jr. y. r. Midyette and ASS slant
Seer tarics Stubls and llamil on. Rep-
resentne tie State Committee, the fol-
lOWi1 are among the number. &. T..
Wexford ID !. W isiger. J.. \. Coulter.
W. r.. Walker and u D. Arde. Some or
the delegation left yesterday noon and
or ers follow to-day and tomorrow.
The FIRST mems meeting of the iVer-
sitv College Of Medicine Department was
Field las Sunday at p. ~. in The COL
fcoa c+vdV-~c0r" Fnnn"0' ~ rrniH'' Mo-
Kee viii conduct the meeting at this in-
sutuu0n next sabbath. An students well
r @ Medical College Of Virginia Depert-
ment holds IT'S regular meet ug each SUM
day at T. ~ These meetings have been
Won attended. and the students show
,,r~ot f-fo~.e' f0 This nov work.
House cleaning Is going on and in
Va Gays 6u VIII be- as bright as neW
PIN. ,,
The anniversary meeting viii be he'd
sunday March 1sfh. Full announcements
viii o. made within fcw days. The
oor,roiftee for this year is compofed ~
Messrs G j. Benson. J. a. Gilmore, T.
a. y wman g. w. Hunter. Jr" j.. q.
Turners ans Socre airy McTee.
THE associeton rerort win SOW net
--o., 81 1q NJ cent in membership as
ccrorarod with report OF lost year
The motto for January 81. 1899, is 100
members
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17
INJUNCTION GRANTED.
dGIIyST THE MUTUAL REsERgE
FUND LIFE.
The BilI Change Conspiracy and Frsnd-
uient MisspprOp, iation Of the Re
sources IF the Association.

Mr. william L. Royal. who was ~
tatned by me cunmu.ee OF holders OF
policies m the Mutual Reserve tuad Life
Association TO contest the la.est mo-
ttfary assessment OF the company
upon the ground that It Is eX-
tOruonate. obtained from Judge
Minor yesterday an injuncd.n restrain
ing he company from taxing any socps
10 declare the policies forfeited until the
further order OF the court. The inJuncli-n
protects those oniy who take part IL the
proceedings.
BOLD CHARGES.
The bill charges a conspiracy smorsst
the managers OF the ASSOCIATION to sniice
or cause an the best risks OF the associa-
ton out OF the hfteen-year class ana 70
impose such eXtortionate assessments
upon the old and inhrm risks or the class
AZ will force 'hem 10 abandon their poll
cies and forfeit all they have paid ~
u Instances the ease " a. ;. Lee. OF
Richmond who insured az the age or
sixty-four for 5000 When he insured his
assessment was Sl25 per year. lie mas
paid into the company $3.50. and ne ~
assessed for this year 500 50 that II ne
paws this years assessments he VII then
have paid 10 $3.50 more than he could pos
sibly recover.
FRAUD CHkRSGEp.
The bill exhibits the business or the
association for the rast five years. as re-
ported 10 the Auditor and AYERS that
there can be no occasion FOR this extcr-
tomato assessment unless there has been
a Fraudulent misannropr'ation Of the re-
sources Of the company, which, Il charges
hre hcnn tho case.
AIarv T. Ford vs.. 4. J. Ford trustee
Ell. .rNar asra1
voting usual allowance for Mrs. Mary l.
~ W Frott VS. Ada e. Tlieft and ais
Decrc,e. ccnerr'iar csomr r, report
CIRCUIT COURT SUMMARY.
Mary ID Uau W Perkins and a's. De-
cree concerning Sperial Commissioners
Tc0to'e renorf mi navir9 cerfn'n c"S,"
Martha s pradiev ~ Hubbard and a's
order requiring defendants 20 hle their
Iosenh r.. Golden VS. J. \. V. Golden
ovocutor Ordor reouir'ng J \. V Gold
ep executor Of ~ Golden. 10 give new
Teoeer prardian. We. T@nser md pie
r'--~ae paying costs and distributing the
fund
OTHER COURT ITEMS.
Mr. ThOroas G.. Gordon qualified IN the
Hastings Corr' ~ a notary public for
tre eifv nj Pichmond
Mamie Thornton. eolored. WIS civ"n
five veors IN the penitcntiary for house
n~rnk'~~.
r-r- case - f'r~~-- Cai''-~ e~'~~~7 for
e+olrnv. wae co-siuffef 10 M1rch oh.
Tu tre low ov1 Equity Court iT@@r'e1t
for che piainHn Was rendered iD rho c9~e
~ f~1n Mueller against G. Anspach for
c.'a Co.
70 the c1ee ~ A. c. N1~~i~ a-~7i~et ! q.
Jones which was suit f0~ e. N0o for de-
fan'a'ion - characfer p veTaiot WAS re"-
w. IT. NJ Smith. Jr.. was counsel FOR
Morris.
reqrriare license u-qs crn1ted ~ ne
Frsfi~~s Court f0 W'"am " OCOnnor
nrd Nqrv frhre0n Tho rrarrfa0a Will
faFe r'ace f~o-1 Sacred Heart church on
the 2ith instant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17
PERSONAL AND GENLRAL
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
l.. ------- - ntI..-. Mnalnr.

Interesting Facts About Richmonds
ii .zen~ apd othe- Matters.
Mr.. j. III. Fourqurean left the city last
niuht for florida on "a business trip.
Rev and Mrs. Datney Davis. Of Essex
county. are the guests Of Rev. Or. ana
Mrs J. Calvin Stewart, Of this city.
The jefferson Athletic club, we'll
known organization of young men on
Church I'm will give their friends a
reception and entertainment al Powell 5
Han g9N east Leigh street tonight
Dir. Thomas O.. Leah. manager Of the
Academy of Music. viii have charge oi
The summer vaudeville at the Electric
Paris This ye1r.
In accordance with orders from the
Commander-in-Chi,f, Company ID assem-
blcd in their Armory Tuesday night 20
elect "a second lieutenant. Tic choice was
unanimous. and Mr. Claire Z. Crawford
Was elected 10 the position. Lieutenant
Crawford is nephew Of Captain Charles
A. Crawford and is promising young
lawyer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17

Col W. 7. Woody. Of Marshall Ward.
viii be candidate Tor reelection TO the
Common Council During his service ia
that body Col Woody has never miss 3
but one meeting, and has Only been abb
sent from the session o. one commit
tee. he has never been minute late at
meeting OF the Council Or any com
m!ttoe
COL Woodys record is good an around
lie watches zealoDsly the inter SITS o.. his
constituents and Is q warm advocate Of
schools and street and sanitary inn
prOyemsnt he Is q man OF line chartc-
ter and is Justly popular in his ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17
other well known German melodies. While

other well known German melodies. while
Brother Morgansiern Wagner. Glssc-
brecht and Hozapel made The air trenl-
BILE with a number OF the latest comic
songs such as My Gals a Hlgh-toneJ
Lady" "Ail Coons Look Alike 20 Me.
and other melodies
An orchestra was In attendance ana
discoursed sweet strains and when the
banquet was over the Individual brothers
EXPRESSED themselves as very sorry that
even the most pleasant occasions must
have an end and from now until the next
annual banquet II will seem a hundred
years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17

The concert TO be given at the Y. n
G.. a. tomorrow evening headed ly Mri.
Nellie Sweeney : a'mer and assisted br
AIR. Raybott Miss Keer and Miss Rose
Sweeney. is looked forward 90 win much
pleasure by the music loving people of
Ricbmond Ms Palmer. though NOT long
o resident Of Richmond has won for here
fe.f % most prominent place in the hearts
of those who have had The pleasure OF
hearing her She possesses fine dra-
matte soprano voice Of very superior exc
cellence ia quality range ana carrying
rnurtr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17
NIGnr OFF"
Augustine Da,ly's "a ces,,ul Comedy ~
the fcadcmy on MonCar.

Great interest IS being manifested boo
the coming enlargement a. ihe academy
Of Music or Monday n'eht next of Au-
pusiiu Days successful comedy "a
Ni.hi on which b. written DOB tn- most
humorous vein of this celebrated Iisy-
wrient and producer and takes prece-
d-nce over qny oi the so-calIed comedies
th hay. been seen both in me past and
the pres emit
"For Pair Virginia. % beautiful COM
cdy story of the heroic woman drrne tle
cival war is doe attraction for Wedn s.
day and Thursday nights and Thursday
afternoon.
Tns story OF the play IS domestic with
q story lacEeround cot tbe civil war huf
80 is not a melodrama ard tine comedy
Is 500 important that &c is To one of these
characters Chat Mr Whyial appears
Tho emotional work is m ihe bands ~
such weil-known people as Viola Fortes-
cuc j.. j.. * ele. Jose"h = huer j. IL.
Haz.cton and Mabel Taiaferro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17

with q painful accident Sunday night.
winch temporarily disabled TWO OF the
fingers Of his right hand The leaders IN
ho D. inaers were split and an artery sew
cred by the jagged edges of a broken pane
OF glass IN dOOr
Mr.. Boiling az once went 20 a physician
ana the cuts were seWed up. he suffered
very severely 40 first. but the wounds are
now healing rapidly he Was able 10 be
present o The meeting Of the Water Com
mittee last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17

John Cummings who IS employed at
the Richmond Locomotive Works met
dent last evening. one of his hands was
caught ln some machinery The member
was badly iaceIated, and The main sinew
of the middle finger was pulled out from
The elbow down
Dr. Nuchois. VINO came in charge Of the
ambulance. bound up the wound tempo
rarity. and then took the sufferer 10 Dr.
Jackson office. where one Of his fingers
WAS emuufafpd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17

Schiller Lodge OF odd Fellows Have a
pienF Il fauau"t.

Schiller I.odge No. le9 l. O. o. r.. he'd
their annual banquet az Clsselbrecht >
last night. Immediately after The regular
weekly meeting.
A fun attendance responded 10 the CALI
and when the Jolly German citizens sat
down 10 the splendid feast prepared for
them by Brother GisselDrecht they start
cd In 10 do both themselves and the feast
justice.
\ rumber Qf bright little speeches were
rade and the Schiller chorus ab0red So
bly, with the "Wacht am Rhine" and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17
E :l!!|.!.I.!l|..I!.I|
~ SpeCIdlty.

Primary. Secondary or Tertiary SyphiIis
peTniaLoHty cured 90 ~ 10 80 Jays Aou
can be Treated al Oue Tor The same pace
unaer same guaranty. II GA ptrtct 10
come here We Will contract 20 pay iallToad
fare anu hotel bills. ana no thargc n NO
fan 10 cure. n you have taken Mercury,
todtdu Potash. anu suul have achcs and
pains MUCOUS patches in mouth sore
throat. plmples. copper Cotufeu SpOis,
Ulcers on any part OF the bouD mar or
G. cDroWs fdlng out. ~ - tnis Sypniiiuc
BLOOD POISON that We sualautee 10
cure We solicit the most ubs,inate cases
ana challenge the world Tor a case We
cannot cure. Q MS disease mas Always
banied the skin OF the most eminent
physicians SJJeO capital behind our un-
conditional guaranty. Absolute proofs
Remedy CO.. 81; Masonic Temple.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17
aASryEIsAKr Avn oHRIsrENTyG.
SIR. A. Won y. RossnrGk Entertains and Is
Emit rsinsd.

Mr. and Mrs. \ Won n. Rosenesk ccle-
brated the twenty-third anniversary OF
their marriage at their beautiful home IN
Henrico county iasl night an al ne
same time their youngest child was ems
tened.
AT clock an elegant repast was serv-
cd 20 a few invited guests. ana al
O'Clock the Gesangverein virginia. OF
which Mr. Won Rosenegk Is president.
rendered the happy family q serena-e.
after which they were invited IN ana a
splendid banquet served. and the company
remained unN Il clock. during which
time a most pleasant evening was spent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17

Capt. r. s. Brock will be a candidate
for reelection 10 the BOARD Of Aldermen
from Monroe ward
Capt. Brock has made an able rCpresen-
tatiVe. Tie Is fearless. outspOkeu. and
does what be believes 10 be right every
Time regardless or public opinion. lie
has rendered valuable service 10 his ward
ana 20 The city at laree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17

The B-iefe.t Session On Record Was Held
les Nfels.

The session Of the Committee on Wa'eT
last night was one OF the briefest on roc
ord. consuming only seven minutes. The
committee me- az go O'Clock wifh Chair
nan X. r. Briggs In the chair ana
Icssrs. CARRIER Tanner. Noble and Mont
g0uerv present
The committee annrOved the action ~
Surerinfehfeul Polling IN granting a
NUMBER license IN ". W Atkinson the
latter having shown that his WcrA
though rough entities him To- o 'i"ense
T'he comwittee after appTOVino the hins
and payroll adjourned and the canfi-
dates dispersed 90 attend various club
meetings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17

at Tltusviile. Pa, Feb
raw iS. lS.S az . H. NJ. Ms. KATE
PLUMER BRYAN. widow Of The late
Sa...,.ui >. bryan, anu youngest daush-
Ter o. Che late Rev. William y. PlEnuf.
~ he aeyeniy-s venfl ylaF Of Der 49,.
inteImsni on Saturday al PlltsDufs.
Pa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17

Sister Mary Euphrasia formerly Mss
Anne Minerva Whee.er Of Hartford coln-
~. Md, 0ied Saturday last at me Atai-
envy OF the Visitation. FREDERICK, Md-
aged seyenly-tWO years.
For forty-hve years she had been an
inmate If The ACaOemy most Of lhe time
hilng The post of FORTRESS. She was a
lady of The most beautiful character, VIII
be Lovingly remembered by former pupils
of the ACADEMY many OF whom reside ln
Richmond.
~, tain Spoiswcod u Keller
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Feb. l6-
Special captain spOtswOod M Keller
died asst evening al o'clock az his resi-
dtnce. east Man street, IN the seventy
second year Of his age
Captain Keller was The chief Of police
OF The city which Office he has he'd Tor
upwards Of ten years, and attended TO
the duties Of bis Office up 20 within ihtee
days Of his death. lie died from COM
phcation Of dlseases-cnlargem OF the
liver being his principal trouble.
A wife and seven children survive him
viz. Capt. 4. :. Keller and Lieut.. ".
Is Keller Of Monticello Guards. Misses
Sallie. Rosa and Ge0rgisnna Keller OF
this city. ana DR. Charles and Mr.. Es-
bert Keller d Omaha, Neb.
Ihe deceased was leading Mason. and
a member Of The Charlottesville Iaplst
church. from which church has funeral
and burial Will take place tomorrow
bisAop o. ntari
MEMPHIS. TENN, Feb l5.-Ths Right
Rev. Charles Todd Quiniard. Bishop Of
the Episcopal Diocese Of Tennessee. died
this morning an NJ rldian. Ga. whore he
had gone for his health. He was born tn
Stamford. Conu.. on December p 1874
he studied medicine in New York and
pTactleed his profession IN Memphis bUt
in i6sl he began 10 study for the Episco-
pa. ministry. tie was elevated 10 The
E9iscOpatc in 1856. he wac chaplain OF
the First Tennessee kegimcnt during the
war and frequently acted az surgeon az
ter a battle he attended the last Lam
beth conference.
The RIGHT Rev Thomas f. Cailor. Blsh-
op Coadjulor Of Tennessee NhO lives 10
Memphis. succeeds TO the bishopric.-New
y ok sun.
lrf. John I. Averrfi
DANNlJLE. VA. Feb le.--Specai-
Prof John y. Averett ox-prcsldent OF he
Roanoke Female College and one OF fhe
esi known educators in Nireinia died
q his home - this city this morning al-
ter o '0ng illness
Prof ANerett was captain IN the Con-
federate army "a noble soldier ana q
Christian gentleman.
lie was seveniy-one years OF age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17

FOR COUGHS AND THROAT DIsOR-
DERS use Brown Bronct li TrOches
Have never changed my mind respect
inC them except ! think better ~ that
which began by thinking we'll of"-Rev'
Henry Ward Beecher. Sold only In
boxes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17

nc W|""|TH IT NIT'H LIN" u 10y OH
Mr. John b Moizger took pace 90 =
O'clock last night a. the residence 81 the
hrides parents 2il0 east Grace street
Rev NJ Narehead ofieiatiHq THE bride
Is n oaurhicr m NJ n "a Darsey fhe
wen known contractor. anG a. charming
girl Mr MefzFeF o. essisfanf heok-
keerer for the 0rm ~ sfephen Priney
a. Co. and Is hirhiv esteemed both 80
ciaiiv and in the bre'ness world. ew ne
20 the very recent death OF the laff"r's
sister. the cereraonv was oNceeOin"lv
Quiet. Ms Florence Dansov the lite
sister Of che bride. was go tire riano. rem
deIlng The pfual rrarcbes before and aftcr
ihe ceremony. Master Wilson Dsns@Y
IS q substitute for best man carrieo the
marriage license. arE Eatio Misses Alma
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-14
Des MOineS, Iowa, Aug. 25,

Des Moines, Iowa. Aug. 25. 1898
There were 1920 applications for
patents fled in the u. S. Patent Office
during the year ending June 30. '9S.
and 22,731 patents granted during the
same time. This indicates that nearly
half of the applications filed have been
rejected. Possibly many of the sub
jects of the applications were not pat
entable inventions. But it is more
probable that many of the applications
were not properly prepared and pros
ecuted. Many that were finally reject
ed by the Primary Examiners
would possibly have been allowed .pon
appeal to the Board-of-ExamineIs-in-
chief. But to file an appeal = SO
fee must be paid to the COmmis-
sioner to corrct the error of the Pri-
mary Examiner il he committed an
error. Costs do not follow suit in the
series of tribunals through which an
application for a patent may be fully
adjudiated and therefore many a2pli-
cations for patents for meritorious in
ventions are abandoned. All Of these
causes undoubtedly contribute to pro-
duce the large disparity between the
number of applications for patents and
the number Of patents granted In a
given time.
Valuable information about prepar-
ing, prosecuting and selling patents
sent free.
THOMAS G. ORWIG & CO..
Proprietors of the Iowa Patent Office.
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-14

The question OF territorial expansion
will be discussed in the Century Tor
September by two publicists Of difer-
ing views: One the Hon. Carl SchurI.
formerly United States minister to
Spain, in a paper entitled Thoughts
ON American Imperialis ~" the other
the Hon. Whitelaw Reid. formerly
United States minister to France, ETC..
in a paper bearing the caption "The
Territory with which we are Threat
ened." A significant article In the
same number will be America. Spain
and France" by Emile Olivier. the
French stateeman, who warmly es-
pouses the American cause. Professor
Woolsey, OF Yale. also will write OF
Spain and Her American Colonies"
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-14

The Prlso.er's Isss Night.
rhs last red gold had melted from the
Where the sweet sunset fingered soft and
And :, starry Night was gathering silent.
The jeweled mantle round her regal
While the invisible fingers OF the breess
Shook tho young blossoms lightly from
the trees.
Yet were there breaking hearts beneath
Though tho hushed earta lay smiling in
the light,
And the dull letters and the prison bars
Saw bitter tears Of agony that night,
And heard such burning words Of lore
and truth
As wiring the lifc-drops from the heart
For he: whom men relentless doomed to
Parted with one who loved hi.n TN tho
last:
With many vow Of faith and constancy
The long. long watches Of the night
were passed
Till heavily and slow. the prison door
Swung back and-told them that their
hour was Der.
Twas his las. night on earth: and God
alone
Can tell the anguish OF that stricken
one,
Fettered in darkness to the dungeon
stone,
And doomed to perish with the rising
And she. whose faith through all vas
va:nly true, .s
Her heart was broken-and she perished
too.
And will this win an crring brother back
TO the sweet paths OF picasantness and
peace:
While s.er crimes ne, arc c punished but by crimes
Will ever wickedness and sorrow cease?
No! crime will never fall to scourge the
land.
So long as blood is on her rulers hand.
And oh. how long will hearts in sin and
pride
Reject His blessed precepts. who Of yore
Taught men forgiveness on the mountain
And ,,apok spoke Of love and mercy by the
How long will power. with such despotlc
sway,
Trample unfriended weakness in its way!
Hasten. o Lord OF light! that glorious
time
When man no more shall spurn thy wise
command.
Filling the earth with wretchedness and
crime.
And making guilt a plague-spot on the
land:
Hasten the time. that blood NO more
shall cry
Cnceasingly for vengeance to the skyl
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-14
u0 DlAa,t Kn00.

There II 1t least one common soldier
among our volunteers who thinks he
knows more than his captain. He re-
Gently expressed his disgust BY say
ing: I'VE had to get him for . captain.
you know, because he's got the big
9est voice to holler at the boys Well.
today I went up to him and s'luted.
and says I. Captain. my garter's bust
ed. VIII you give me . furlong while
70 get II mended And he wouldn't
let me 70. cause he didn't believe .
furlone was in war. and I knew he
didn't know what 1t meant"