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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
OTHER LETTERS OF REGRET.
IN PERIL At NIAGARA FALLS.
lee Bridge in Gorge Moves win %
10 100 People on II.

NIAGARA FALLS. ~ " January D.
Yesterday afternoon. while a large num-
Der of people were crossing the ice briass
in the gorge mt the foot of the falls the
ice started 90 move down stream through
the centre. the sides of the bridge for
sbort distance out from the shore being
held bv the shore lee There was a large
number off people gathered in the free
,.,rl,s an both sides OF the river TO ENJOY
he winter scene. and the movement Oh
The ice bridge caused no end OF eAcl't-
r,nt In an there were IRON, htty I'd one
hundred people on the bridge Wheh IL
,tartol - r,ove. and ms they felt the
,,sss tremble they we've thoroughly alarm
rd The surface of the bridge ue'""'0
much broken. and it was difficult TO se-
lect a path across. Far out DID 1he GEM
were n number of boys. ana tn'l ~.
IN shore with wonderful speed O'',.
near shore got Off the moNii5
tb,t mot i'm motion and hurried 10 7nol''
'''I. ebort time an We're safe eN-
80 man near this side of the river
AMI man and woman further out ~.
,.r1 tho centre II was about 49,
/ o,cloclk lust when the crowd In the p"rN'
10 LARGEST The man near shore was car
I "a close 10 the steel area bridge aux
as H.. anproached DEE leaped from the lo
-, the arch az point not iar "u' NI
the aburment. this being possible IRON
the f,ct that the ice is piled mp very nus
tbere The man and woman turned .o
w,rd the Canadian side. although IL wa
fnrtbast away. and ran with aH ,nS'
sTesd across the moving ice. 1hty 700
tbis course because IL looked slier d..
smoother. but the woman was -
cam severoI times Repeatedly the ma
balred her. and soon they Ir@cn'n ~
e., tce I'm am eddy. From this point
Dhnre they moved free ana as l"
reored the bank two men n''pgu '''..
ho,.ine climbed down ladder. ne W,
? , NOV, ave her name as Miss Bessie - ~
man 10 'fo5rsonburg. Pa. and the man ~ -,.
~ Uisner. of BOB Fourteenth ~
f T.. Tho, were spending the DAY men =.
4 hfter moving about 500 feet tne on ,''
y 90 lin. Great quantities or zee n'
, 80 ,o,nin, over the falls. ana the +"
- n'r had risen foot an hour yesier9a
NJ 7. 10 said that the upper steel arch "'V
- .nts or the bridge had been inJuIeu
n ~. ice hut if SO the damage cou'u H.. u
~ ascer,ained last night. Inc l l,l.I'
reu,rav building is in danger, as Ih''e
,arge quantity of ice I'm the Sotse
a. water is very high. The steam
',.horves have been swept away
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

Tho interest that the Dispatch has lell
for years In the Nicaragua canal project
.. undated and we think there is more
reason now for building the waterway
than ever before Whether the treaty oil
paris Is 20 be ratified condiuonaly or.uh-
ooraitionailv. our countrys business in
,he East will be infinitely greater than
It was a year ago.
Hawaii Is already ours The Philippines
are upon our hands for Heaven Only
knows how long. and We have begun 10
assert our Influence in Samoa. besl0es'
our government will doubtless demand
that il shan be consulted in the partition
az The trade spheres of China. We must
remember TOO. that there ara great
stretches Of South American territory on
the Pacific SLOPE, which We SHAH always
wish 10 reach In the quickest way WIN
o.,r shins and commercial travellers. So
where there WAS one reason Twelve
months ago in favor Of this country
carrying forward the canal project &c
success there are 6czen now.
The great question of to-day Is not
SHAH the canal be built but how-oI
rather. Is whom?
We are told that the Panama cana
people are making great Roadway VIII
their enterprise. and that II We vii
promise them not 90 push the Nlcaragu'
seherae we may have ana intcrocean;
!. canal without spending any OF the none
"a Of the United states,
We cannot listen 20 that propoS
u ton. In the fat place. DE Lesscps an
b. crowd 80 injured the reputation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
TI7FsnAy ..JANUARY "a, IoJ
,~ryposITION OR NO:

,r,. C.n,r,orcial Travellers Protective
association Of this city has earneu '''
era.i,pde Of the community 10y raising .
the question as 10 cur having d"
lion here. say in 1901.
We do not know what range 'ne
cussion is destined to take Whe'h'' '.'
consensus of opinion will be that we ought
:. ~ an exposition" or If we are 10
,o,e Z, whether 1901 will Doe Vo'eo Tue
nas, ,ear for IT, but Of this we are GER
,ai,-tbat our public-spirited people VIII
concur quite unanimously that we o"5"'
% have an exhibition of some SOFT at "'
distant day. ,r
,rhore ore many who grieve that our
state fairs were discontinued out' 10 %,
candid. az Industrial exhibitions they hau
"frazzled out" They were no longer s"""
advertisements for Virginia's agricultural
and mineral resources; nor were 'hey
truly representative of Richmond manu-
featuring enterprise. That that was the
.,.,o,ion cannot be denied; why it was so
g. another matter. Let that pass now
Rp, having relnquished her annual
fairs Richmond now owes IL 10 hei7e''
90 rrovide other exhibitions every lew
,oors We do not care whether they De
called "expostions' or fairs so ''"'
they are credltable to us ana prihs '"e
.eople together We ought TO try TO pre-
,ent such attractions as VIII 'a"Se
stranpers to visit our city ana AIS" l"-
duce the thousands of Nirginians VINO "Ie
,as,ding I'm other states 10 return mere LOT
awhile to see what advances Richmond
and virginia have made of late years
Our city people want entertainments 100
and if we do not provide it for them 'hey
will visit other cities where IL is 20 DC
found to their liking
And 30 We think that duty ana lh'eres
alike favor the adoption of the susseS
zion of the Travellers Association. a
the outset. we ought TO consider whethe
q, would be better for us TO aim at
grand exposition which may exhaust GU
energies for a decade or more or Woui
better devise some other feature VINO
we could call INFO service every two {
three wears. Tho model exposition nov
adays requires a tremendous amount
enthusiasm. activity. and money. An
~ he entirely successful. it also needs Il
aid Of the Federal and State COVER
ments.
Now that this question has been raise
We must consider details carefully
may. however, safely agree among "
solves that We need "something TO q
o,av TO the energies Of our young liz
to make Richmond more ATTRACTIVE q
TO advertise ourselves TO the world
Travellers Protective Association
taken the lead in this matter anu
trust IT viii be unceasing IN It's o"o
until the proposition is completely u"u
stood and fully approved. That DONE
have but to organize thoroughly ana "
out the details wisely. Then we 81
not only deserve success. but be III p
ton to command IT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

p,.o,,o company that the wor'u WIZ
rever fully trust 1t again !" w I've.
.,,oc our people wish a wa'er-""s -,
-, ,bo Atlantic and Paclhc con''o"
49, o,,r own government THIS Oh ''s,
,,sunsrable obstacle 10 the '""
roIoc, So nothing remains put 'V'
49,, .o,,,t,v 10 construct the o"'''
which II purposes doing IN '"e nam"
a corporation ,,~onosas
,r.o hni nassed by the Senate pr"po
..,,orsode the old Maritime Conp','
,,,th an organization controi'eu "
-, c,o,os hut I'm which Nicaras""
and Costa Rica each VIII nave aed,ng
sonto,ivc. And a sum nor CIV 80
:, ooo 600 IS 10 bc paid to the 49,,
C,rororv so that It may pay ''s
I'll its outstanding STOCK. !" ~
-, con those stockholders reo''
,ho, d, ar 40 cents on the dol'ar VI
- ,otd,nrs There are some pe'so"'
,,.,o contend that the stoch"o'u'' .,.,r
not entitled TO anything; wh'le' io' .,a,,
-, they claim much more .'," 49,.
20, .... receive. The Senate Dill
80. IN q commission, wh''h' -
'''' 80, can make a settlement VA
~ -. ,,,,s country more than >o'""'VV''
"" Tbc hin authorlzesthe government ooo oo ".
,.sro bonds TO the amount OF SiVO'V'
eo,,,or Spooners amendment was "uVr.
/ ...o,,idine that If the President II "''
-. .ocure from the governments u
....-.,,.,,o and Costa Rica such comets
s,ous as will enable the United o'"s9. ~ ~
,und and perpetually own anu ''''' -
,ho canal. any other feasible route may
o... orothor company is now IN 'h'
CID claiming 10 have rights ana PRIV
- This concern is popularity Kno"
~ "rbe Cragin Syndicate" Accoro''s y
concentrations made by them ho'''"'
a,a ho done in the way of prosecu'l"'
e.or,, unon the canal until they have pee
consulted. 81, ohou
-. hard things have been said aDou
this syndicate. We do not care ~
them. ,,,,o neve
o,.noc,ed to build the Nicaragua c'"'
,.,,bont the consent of the government
- Nicaragua and Costa Rica. NO uo"u
81 will he some delay in gaining ''0'
oonsc,t hut We shall have 10 x
ooncne ourselves to the decay q
,rou as possible. 1t snoulu
I ~, remembered that Great Britain c'a'i'
certain rights in the premises unuei ~
C..,.,or-Eulwer treaty, and while
s.o,,,s 20 be conceded that she is not III
= noscd 70 assert these rights 20 me pI
,.o,tiop If the canals being built Dy u
,.,,.od states. the Senate bill LOOKS
onr having an amicable unders'andiI
,.itn her anent the matter The canal
g mot 70 he a thing of year. but I'M
' - last and be useful for centuries IN
y ,,o,gbt should console us when we Il
losing time whilst negotiating ueau
with Nicaragua and Costa Rlca' a.
s. coming 70 terms with Great Britain
.e we shall also probably find that spec
NJ ,ators and other meddlers are th'o"i
u obstacles in our pathway; neVel'heie
success will be quite sure III Tue 9
T. >-ioaraeo,a and Costa Rica have much
III gain. and little to lose by coming
'' terms with us. And they VIII be a."
no moro ready 10 do so when they real
that if not built by these United Sta'
u that canal will not be built al an l
is not a threat, but condition
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
AUGUSTA COUNTY.
Date for Democratic Primary-AGeu
CITIZEN Dead.

sTAUNTON. VA. January &.-'Spe-
ciall-The County Democratic Committee
met to-day and named saturday April
the Sth. as the date of the primary el'e-
ton to nominate the party's candidates
for AN the county offices. Inc pIlm"IS
election will be held by ballotins IN the
rrecincts rather than in convention
Mr.. Christian Eakle aged I'D years q
leading farmer of New hope i ue a..
Mrs. j. w Splitter. OF Stauh'oh' AN" ~ ~
- Trenk Eagle proprietor OF the Rec
l,,tnh,,r Strings are his surviving chill
1rer The deceased was a brother OF I'M
l.+a Major Eakle. proprietor oil th'
Greerbrier White sulphur Springs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
Colonel bigger.

Charlottesville. Va, January y. 1893.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
The Hon. John Bell Bigger arrived IN
Charlottesville at 5:lS +. Nj. to-day ana
is a guest Of the Clermont Hotel lmme'
dately upon his arrival he was sur
rounded by large number OF the stu
dents, whom he entertained until late
hour of the night lie was UNANIMOUSLY
elected an honorary member OF the =
II. A." the most select organization j
the University. Yours truly
II. CAB. MADDUX.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

IEESBURG. VA, January -9'-I9pV-
ella handsome wedding took place
in ST. James Episcopal church mere al
noon on Saturday last. virginia daush-
Ter Of DIR. and Mrs. j. w. Taylor pelhs
married to Mr.. Frederick Philip Metzser'
chief clerk Of the General Lana Oi'lVc'
Interior Department. Washington. u. =,
The church was still decorator WIZ
Christmas greens and flowers. Inc ushers
we're Hon. Oscar Underwood, OF alaua'
ma. Hon. l.. ". Mondell. Oh Wyonlihe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
. SAD ILLusTR ALTON.

o,,a state Journal remarks ,h''
,,ros,dent Mckinley can be depenue' -
.,a,, nth the Samoan situation h'""'
and consistently. and II ahairs az
,,,yed 10 take their natural oo"' an.
a,,,coble understanding Will ne 'p'''"'
reached. on,cable
,.,o,di,c will be speedily reach'u'
..,or. closely the Samoan situation -
e,,,nod in the light Of common sense,
rho Berlin treaty. and the oo'sd,'o
.,,ors under treaties to which '"'S
norties. the more largely the trouu'e p
- -, tho nature Of a tempest III
rho case seems 10 be In great
", ono ~ somebody's having ioS' NJ
IA rondering a cooling board j"
- n,hore is no reason why aiia"S
o,u. ~, 80, take their natural course anu
,i,,r,er down to an amicaoie ""J"S''''
Co far therefore. we agree VIII" o''
,oened Ohio contemporary.
r'. from the Journals initial propo-
-,,,o,, ,,.o are compelled to dissent anu
g.. 1iesenting we shall, we think nave
,,ortv NJ company. Judging the present
Nv, the past, did an amicable unders'a'''-
inc depend upon Grmness and cohS'S'e'o'
ON the part OF President Mckinney 'n'
o,,,,ooL would be anything but encouras
ing. ION n
Mr. Mckinley Is. we believe, man Oh
good impulses and Intentions NJ
NO firm and consistent if he couiu' u'' ~
can't. He has never been firm anu
sistort in dealing with any great 'SS''
Several times he has given pioni''
o.o,nnlifvin.y these virtues. Seyerai "i'i'
- ~ civon promise of passing INTO h''
tory as Mckinley the statesilld"
than as Mckinley the RepuDii''n
, ..an and partisan. But in the emu he "'
/; always weakened. 600,
ryon now. when there Is pretty soo'
,,,,derce that ne has decided 10 ans,
,,,,,self on the philippines question WI"
t the people and the leaders III ~ ,,.'.
marty who have risen above par
r moro is no dependence TO be placed III IL
| .ar.noss and consistency NO OH
S 80, what a day may bring form
I -, of his attitude. Those VINO nav
r ,.uo,,od his record are all too well a"at
70 tbat ne is liable to become The sport
s any wind that he. and his advisers mgr
0 conclude would watt him into the pres
5 Dental chair a second time
e Oh. no-and we say it with as Kinu Zee
{ ing toward Mr.. Mckinley as We nav
j. over entertained for any Repuohca
= president-even should we enter upon
e career Of Imperialism neither the Je"
o consistency nor the gem firmness cou
* properly be placed on the crown Oh "
is liam I. Of America. The truth Is III
is president McKinlcy's case is a parucul'
At l., cad illustration Of lost opportuni'l'
re dine 70 lack of consistency and hrmhess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
MEETINGS.

GENERAL ORDERS 80. 9 81
I5a1douartcrs RICHMONp ,'' y
NANDERY $50. .. h.. y
moud. Va. January - \
Knights.-Aucnd stated O.
rIaVs of your commandery &c
Masonic Temple. ODD TCLSDNl
% ats r. ST.. in fatigue et -.. s..
of The Comm1ndery Of 3I
H. and transient SIT hni"
trouslv invited to attend. .....-.-
nv order of the Eminent
b. j.. HOWARD. Cap.
Teste. ". NJ. Wniams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
The CnpitoI Square Gates, AGntu.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
wish 10 second the motion that Gov
ernor TYLER be requested TO restore the
gates of the Capitol Square. An enclosure
without gates looks as dilapidated az a
house without doors.
By all means let the state Authorities
restore the gates and try 20 revive the
grass and make the square appear as oil
wore. AN Of-D III iNA'-''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

NJ \ ZONES. Of Washington, city editor
~ ~ tho Evening star and DR.. Fred. Tay-
lar Of baltimore. The Rev. e. S. Hinks;
rec Of the church, olricated assisted assisted
b SS' Rev Augustus Davidson. a relative i
~ t'c bride The attendance was large'
a special car from Washington orsng."s
many friends from that city. AI,er -
snort trip North and South the COUPE
viii reside I'm Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
4 MISTAKE
That Came Very Near Pro'ihE
Fatal.

EltIi.
WYTHEVILLE. VA, January Z.-'ope-
ciaI)-Yesterday afternoon Dr. Peytoh b.
Green came near being Isl led by Delhs
given. through mistake. an overdose Oh
t,ncture Of aconite. II occurred IN TINS
way: Or. Green has been cohhhed
his room. az the FOurth-AEehue Ilo.l''
fo,. como DAVIS threatened with pneumonia
and his attending physicians had pre-
scrlbed. alternately two drops of tincture
of acon.te and ton of some sort OF acid
The hour for him to take the latter ar
rived but Mrs Green got hold OF the
wrong b0ttle-the bottles were alKe ana
sitting side by side on the table-and gave
him ten drops of the ac1nite. DR. Green
N once discovered the mistake Of his
wife and runners were sent for his physi-
clans. In the mean time he took am
emetic. which. fortunately. acted prompt
Is. and he was soon out OF danger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
Everlasting Itching
And Burning of the Skin on Face
Cnred by CUTiCURA.

Forthe last three months have been trouo .,I
with an everlasting itching ard burning o. 'Ie
skin on my face. aud did not know wna' , 70 "
10 cure il. 1 was prevailed upon 10 'Iy - -
cunA REMEDIES. The result was Simply VIZ,
derful. Ia one ,7ces aner using the Cvr'ouhA
Soar and CUslcukA RxsoLyENT 'a' sn.,e,y
,id orr. aud my skin 10 in healthy eonu'' I1t
D.H'yAN CLAIM. ~ stockton ST., san / '"N N"''
CurfcURA REsoLvEST begins Win we ,' ., o'o ,',
and ends with the skin and scalp IhHt = ~ '@y
n nnrlaes the blood and circulating nuia' -
HIiMOR GERMS, and thus removes ,ns eH.s -
49, go h,,hs with CTrlCURA SOAP, ana
gentle I anoiat'ngs with cUrcugA toG,n. .s,n
creates, OF enosnt skin cures; el,asss np,p.
and scalp ofcrusts and scales aliay lIS''ss,
ing.and Inflammation. soothe and hes. .',saS
speedily, permanently and seon1 snmo5. Of S the
sSS, scaIn ana blood, with loss Of hair, when 'Hs
hes, physicisns and all other remedies 'A1l'
Sold Throughout, TIE world roa.fs ~ umor frsc.
RED ROUGH AARES mac ca ~ a. So.',
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

A Boston syndicate is reported to have
secured a monopoly OF the liabana water
front. through the purchase OF docks ana
warehouses. They paid millions Tor the
property TO it's former Spanish owners
Thus Is the Cuban capital rapidly be-
coming Americanized. so to speak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
\ Little Late.
NIarlem LifeD

(Harlem llleJ
PAPA: ! hear you were a PAD girl to-udy
and had 20 be spanked.
Small Daughter: Mamma is awful
strict. II ia known she used TO be a
school teacher Ia "A told you not TO
marry her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
He 4Ine>v BETTER.

CTit-Bits) IT,.
Photographer: Great scott mani Iry
and look happy and cheerful ,-..,,..,,,t,
;e for my wife. who is away on a WISH.
She Would come back tomorrow il l look
III hannN and CheerIuL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
A Reservation.
Chicago News)

"Do YOU love me so much" she demand
81 that YOU would be willing 20 give up
your all for me-" yes" he replied i
would willingly give up my all for you.
but Of course. that doesn't include what
| expect from your father
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
x,w YORK ANTI-ExrANsioNIsTs'
u,a , Crcnt Nccting-Lctfers
sro,n Cleveland aud bryan
New York Heraid-3dJ

New York Heraid-2d)
90 attendance is concerned. the
meeting held In the Academy o.
wnsic last night. under the auspices VI
w., Continental League for the purpose
~ ro,estIng against the policy OK impe-
H., and entangling alliances WIN
tr',ronean powers was grand success |
A crowd of fully three tho1sahu an''-"'-
iiance advocates filled the bulldlhB' $500
The meeting was calcd 10 oIu.i ~ -
liam Temple Emmett. VINO eNp,'."'S -,
purpose Of the meeting anu 'ns'G.,,'
.,Is,or q Fox as permanent cnaiIildIl
49, sneokipg began all the aisles were
ana and there was not even stahuins
roo,n Among the vicc-prcsiden.S Wcie
C,borlos f Southhayd, Wheeler II. LCoN-
nm Abram :. Hewitt. Harmon r. i'"h-
I@irh Uonrv LOOMS. william h. horn
tI1,.or Robert 4. Pryor. Robert ;. MIN
,,,rn hamilton Ohell. william II. walker
Albert Stickney Robert Grlcr Jon" -.
parsons. John G. Sheehan' freue''C ~
Coudert Samuel GOmpers. Johh H. al
sons. and Daniel Harris.
MIR. CLEVELAND'S LETTER
yestland princeton, January Y, 1893.
John G. Mcclure, Esq: ,o., =.
Dear Sir-Your letter Of the 10Th IN
slant at hand. | am so opposed 10 'i,o
expnnsionist craze now ahilcuns our 49,
roiitic that any organization formed III
opposition to 1t has my hearty sympathy
/ and approval .,.;Ir
am obliged 70 say, however, that II WI"
/ he imuossble for me 10 attend the
| meeting which it is proposed shaH DC
held on the I'D instant. under the auspices
of tho Continental League ana shaH DC
Obliged TO you if you will so inform the
committee having the matter in charge
With many thanks for your KIND invita-
tion yours very truly, ,.,,, Avn
Following the reading Of Mr.. ClcVeiahu
letter this message from Mr.. Bryan was
heard: .,.,. . 800
Lincoln, Neb. January . 1879
John c. Mcclure: II. O,
Dear sir.-Other engagements make IL
imnossible for me to be In New 1oiA oi
January pa. ..,. .,.,,
7 need not assure you mat ! am IN sym
,athv with every effort put form 20 save
nur nation from the dangers or Imperial
thanking you for the honor OF an invi
tatiou am. very truly yours
'"''o''' w. j. BRYAN.
OTHER LETTERS OF REGRET.
others who sent letters of regret a
being unable 10 be present were the ho'
p 4. Collins, of Boston, and Unite
states Senators Hale. White, Mason an
Hoar. and Bishop Henry G. Potter.
Rishop Henry G. Potter, in a letter e.
= messed his sympathy with the moveInei
3. Resolutions declaring expansion 10
o. contrary to the policy Of the nation al
truuaoagc1rV were adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
Unrdly Orthodox.


philadelphia Call)
ITO what church did the deceased De-
long," asked the Coroner.
"He was an octogenarian. l be.eve,
said the witness.
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The Dispatch Acknowledges the receipt
n - COPY Of the New York World Anna
nae and Encyclopaedia for 1899. 1t is d
treasury Of information. carefully edl'eu,
we'll arranged. thoroughly indeXed' ana
nicely printed.
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patch Company will be given prompt at
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will be sure TO please YOU.
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Greece was shaken Sunday by series
~ eortbouakes. Several villages are
reported to have been DESTROYED anu
many people to have been injured 80
lives were lost. it seems.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

West Pointers are congratulating them
selves that neither Easan. Alger nor
Miles is q product OF their Alma Mater.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

81 Louis proposes to have an eNpoSi-
ton in 1903, but we propose ~ 30 '-'
1901 better.