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fi9 / manages Sjerter | og omtring 9is
fling Oso Giterrstninaen ON, at Dor gooe
Ben, ben braOe. opgtige RsligionsitolelGs
rer 6ggtoet er osp. 6dn iau Iaa iriit
CO itGrt uo, ou ban iiommsr bolot Stote
/ Biting. Siosn blep ban ipg og madtte
paa 6oipitdlst / 0soils Gate. boor ban i
forriQc ll9e beniop.
6ggtost bar fra 9elemurteu / Horge
og bar SeminariIt. 6an bar en- its, al
uOrljg % pao famine 5fo gemptli9 aur1ts
ter. oplpit. bannet og opgtig % / i'm
traftiqite aloer.
Seq bdpos en- intsresidnt % belGrenoe
Sdmtule neo Wr. Ssgtpst ben Ssuoug
/ Sgit, od ban pua guloers IpiIeoe pad
9anaeIeit. Seq iii lille anIeoning til at
hsrs 2angelsitsn % bar messt lei oers
uper. Seq iua, at Wr. Ssgtpet / Deco
rabsYoiten" bupbs Itrepet en- pasienoe
WeooeIelie onguaenoe 8aloersientsns
0pqtigbeo / at bebdnole 1T Snitrument,
og ieg glGosoe mig oOer, at andre eno ieg
urme pilegrdm piloe tribe Smda'tptter
fra Biting.
min Rabo SIR. Soban RoienoabI on
Ter, at ieg ital Itripe en- Weooelslis ON
en- at pore @snnsr, Sdns Sic, iom OsOs
for noqls Tiger Iiben, / 6odb ON, at
oenne Nleooelelie tunos tomme til rogen
at ben afoeoss S~lGginings.
6uns Sic bar omtrent 80 aGr gummel
oQ bdpoe oGret / Qmsritd / s aar. 5or
2 aur Iiosn too ban 0omeitedo / RRrbes
ben al Sbepsnne.
0un bar tdnits life nogen SlGgtninge
Der / Ganost, men bans 5orGlore sler
Ssitenoe Dor pau @adroen Gt / Com
QrGfteqi9lo, 8ulobrdHosoaleu / Rorgs.
6ans Sic par en- Hint 8ut. en- opgtig Or
beioer % en- bennsiGl aur. Sdn boIot al
o9 iii norIt Stols.
@i er enonu life ganIte fGroig meo
J~r9itningsn, og MI bar ri iaameget
Rean, at bet piit iugsn 5rGftning blir
pau mango 9uge; men for agsren og
9lsininsen gisr Resn goot.
Dor goos Brett, Gtsenoabl, bleo for
rige Senoag Ida ing, at 8uostieneiteu
MATTE inbItiass. 9i bdd6er, ban M sr
5eors og pil blipe friit igjen.
SRI. 5oban RoIsnoabI bar iiommer
opfert en- prustbpqning, Der lpisr pdd
lang 4fitono iom en- Drowning pud ga
quitol. Sob. Roisnoabl ION iaamange
andre berruuot bar mango aur lspst i
lorpbus og / 5orp6ptterne sr en- W9ngoe
al 9itirgs lInepom ppporet iunos og
frite. Nfen MI er bet fun oi Pebcrs
Ipenbe, Der er "mouno BUILDERS"
Deter Ritolaiisn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-27

$. u. Sonien, g. Sagsf.tb ps pauls
rub.
Der tlases | "9uob9rsrsn" oper
at GGrerne psb 9reiteltolen life fadr
i'm 2sn orbsntlig; be ian life betdle
for fig ! rette lib, for bpab be maa
babe til 2ipets Spbplo. Rebtrtpersa
beoer inotranseuoe ON, at M~enigbeoss
lsmmer pg preiter Ri! gisrs fin Yligt
pg tilfsier, at ban / al 8slmentbeo har
uotaIt bette; lite iom gsbreioslIe
men ipm pdaminoeIie.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-27
Sitcratur.

SGntfelo! Gn 5orlcsning al
acknowledgements; peo en- ndturlis 69s
breldnospm.
Tn ltoen Pamfet meo opsn'tdaenbs
SitsI bar ri nstop fdast os tiIIenot fro
Scngsberg, Rorge. Sprfattsren tldrer
belle bet inopitleoe llnionsiperesmddl /
Ell 5aanoebsnbing: "YGf meo 8rGnies
fisdet paa SieIen. Rorse % Sperige
Dor ere Hige / ale mulige Ting"
Oct er "utioiet at opretboloe en- toItbar
8rGnfe meGlem TO 9unosoels." CAB
Storting, Ri9sbde, be99e Regisrin9er
Idnt Soreen pGlee II Mano bper; oisie
60 Wtdno trGoer oa iammen og uoarbsis
Der 8runolop for bet nps Rige, ipm ItaI
bsos Stanoid, Roroen eQer Tli9t noget.
Sg idd ifal Rprge og SDerigs o9re
Sanb o9 ct jolt meb en- Regierns, en-
Son9e og ~ 5opeoftuo.
Sstte ma tunne gau sldt iom Sob /
Sofs.
SmioIertio fan hi life rigtie fu1oe uo,
ON bette posrit "pruttifts" Sorilug er
frsm'at | Sps9 eler for alpor. Sbis
bet er Spps, ida forstommer bet os at
bore en- miIbeit talt oaurlig Spsg, pg
hpts 5orfattersn pirtelis msner bet uloors
ligt, Iad pil bans 6orIlos - efter b o r
5oritano paa Sineene - life iuIt brinae
nOesn ndturli9 "5orIssuius" al
llnionsfpsresmodlet.
5orreiten er bet life Dor Sag, pas
benne Sioe Saost, al iiobs til 0oms oper
norite 6orilas til ben SIdss "GOrlsss
ninaer."
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-27
Snfcaaocr til ocnc.
(SSra z pmanosprcit 80.

S8iaa i1ur oil pi heuptuoe os til 9eurer
AZ SpmTnoene mco @ealGring om. at s ptl
tGntc raa Dem meo Ell SuIeaape. iom Vi fan
9ipe benz, uaar nj III mart iantler benz til
SuIeirit / SpmauostirteH. Dc er laugt
borte fra tit Siert, % bar insen al line aiGre
III at GIGoe Jig
Spis iGroi9e @aper ieuocs. beocs tpoelis
NorrSle tat paa bper Sing. SpjS leusc
lenoeS, tlpbrr ri ielp 8upet for Dem Der, "a
lett / @tpernes Rauae % @orcsier pna.
Vt beoes ienpt til &eu. Safob 30,
Norwegian Seamans Church, Srpotlpu
Neiu gcrt. inoen Mtoten al December.
8lem Oct MI life!
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-27
Santiago iri for Sober.

Santiaeo, 18be Stt. - Oct milf
tGre SOpectuurter blep ioug after flpts
tet tilbage til gpen fra Critic, boor
bet bar pGret unoer 5ebsrepioemieu
SunobeostilItdnben Der / 8pen er MI
iprtrinlig. Der er ingsu Spgoom
blanot be dmeritanits Trooper % bel
Ter lille bIanOt be chile 5untttonprer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-27
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or ct samuitii. soot prspet plibotl. ion 1 oper 80
@ar bar p1Itt brusi ut Wtaipntr 1lsert Tor etrts
Zmaabova | Iaappsriossn nsb iulstcmmtn
SutetS. fst bsroiiser Barnet. blsbeisr 0umm,rns,
lermiHeitu euanstlitu, tulmer e msi,n. t~tlbTtbsr
@inetpiit, bar On mtad ~bthaaeita Sma9 o. CT bet
bsbfit N9ibeei meo Giarkot. Sufats al TruantiieI
epspaIi ! @elben. ptttsn GO rs Gents 1tatfsn.
Quit at iorlanse y2rs. &tp sIotOs zootbtne
Sbrup o9 tag tHetn anotn Slaes, ba Wsbrs pl
tinst ben at pQrt ben btsite Uetetsia ! SauspctobeIL
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SidImar Sobanisns ipGnbenbe HeiIes
ftiloring: "Selpunoen pua S614" blir
paabegpnot "@so arnen" en8ang i 30
BENDER. "Qoiten"s 4bonnenter bill NOT
life glsmme at forte[le fine 9snner b.rs
nm
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
SANTIAGO EXERCISED.
Much Opposition TO the Proposal to
Remit Customs to Havana.

SANTIAGO. Jan. Am order has been
received from Havana, which, If en-
forced. will mean, in the Judgment Of the
commercial classes here, serious INJURY
"a the province. This IS direction 10
transmit the entire customs receipts eaei'
,reek IN Havana. Compliance with such
,,etr,ctions will involve the abandon
ment of many nee essary public improve
rnents especially i'm the matter Of roads
and water works.
Since the American occupation began
these funds have been used for such
purposes. and have been the principal
means Of meeting the necessary eXpendi-
fures. The Heraldo says that 10 carry
this order out would rob ten thousand
Cubans Of employment, most Of whom
would probably take TO the hills and be-
come bandits. having no other recourse.
Robert T. Mason. British Consul at San
tiago. SAYS 1t was SPANS practice of
monetary Capitalization which caused
most OF her trobes in Cuba.
General Leonard Wood. United States
Military Governor OF the Department on
being asked to express an opinaon respect
ing the order. declined to be interviewed,
hut il is reported that. without Offering
any criticism OF the policy which die
tates the order. he has shown his annoy
ance al the possibility Of a stop being pat
TO the good work teing done in the Pro-
vince. The local taxation fund is barely
sufficient 20 meet the expenses OF The
city There Is nothing over for import
ant improvements, and the customs re-
ceipts are considered by competent judges
10 be absolutely necessary for the sue
cessful management Of the Province.
Popular excitement over the order IS
growing among all classes. The Cham
Der Of Commerce, the Sons OF Veterans,
the supreme Court and the San Carlos
Club have called meetings 10 take action
and each organization will cable to Wash
ington an earnest protest against what IS
described as the Suicidal policy Of CEN
Trailing money at Havana"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
HAVERHILL HAS
SOCIALIST MAYOR.
John c. Ckase's Recommendations
for Municipal Government.
PROBLEM OF The UNEMPLOYED.
He Makes Some ORR ginal Suggestions
as 20 Its Soiution-Iic Recommends
That Pingrcc's PI IN he Adopted.
Municipal In anchises.
PROBLEM OF THE UNEMPLOYED.

HhyERIIII.L MASS Jan. 2.-John {.
Chase. elected on Social 81 platform, took
tho oath Of ONCE as mi yor of Haverhhi
to-day. In his address base assured the
members OF the city gov ernnaent ana the
people that ~cvery atom OF power pos
-sessed by the mayor W N be exercised
In the defence ana suppc - Of the princi-
pies Of Socialism In so or as they may
be applicable 10 a mum cipaiity Inc
MAYER then referred to the desirabiliiy
OF preserving equal rigl rs upon whicn
s'the li0erty and happines or every man.
woman and child are conc crned, ana as
serted that these are pos Hble OF attain
ment 'only through the e. Establishment OF
The cooperative commonW ealth'
Continuing Mayor Chase salo' / pe-
love that every power the municipality
posss escs should be placed az tne ais
posai OF the people in the interest OF CIV
ilization. With that aim in view ! sub
nit the following specific Recommended
ton: ,r,o>-s
.erirst-The massage of az order cstab-
fishing the minimum wage Tor dty en-
ployes at s. for els ht hours Work
'Second-Union wages ahu coh"l'iohs
IN prevail I'm an brick and stone raasons
WNfk performed AlieA'A W.
"All the city printing 70 bear the Union
label" A.. ..,.,...
~ tho unemploved. which he said. had
developed from the displacement OF TABOR
by machinery and the cOnc7hlr duoh OF
capital and "a question which ne saiu.
no municipality could solNe' p" !. hau
become "A national and international one.
stcnrng little ftI4tI AT
least can be afforded by this city gov
ernment. l therefore renomme
LIKE PTNGREE.
"r,rsi-Tnat YOU proceed 20 secure a
tract of land suitable for the raising
~ food products and that such Of the
UNEMPLOYED as desire be permitted 10 use
said land. the city 10 furnish proper
seeds and tools
"Second-The enlargement OF the fuel
vard at the city farm 20 such proportions
a. will hermit all who desire 10 earn by
their labor such fuel as they may require.
.sThi -d--The appropriation OF such an
aroonpt.. of money as circumstances may
warrant 20 be used in providing employ
mont directly upon public WOKE not IN
comnet,, ION with the regular employees
OF the ci ~. but upon special WORK. some
of which !, herewith suggest.
"First-T Improvement Of the park sys-
tens. seco,,d. construction Of a system
~ biovcle paths through all principal
thoroughfare s" -,
Mayor Chas condemned the system OF
contracting " eth the lowest bidder LOT
CITY work and said the system should not
be tolerated. .,,--.
CHEAP WORK. CHEAP MEN.
He said. oI.ow bids mean clfeap work.
Cheap work Inea ~ cheap men and low
wages and low W, yes lower the standard
OF citizenship.
'.The city should perform its own work
and furnish its own material giving en-
ployment TO its citi ems
The MAYOR advoca ted increased appio-
p-.ati5rs foi educational purposes ana
rn,nIcinal ownership OF the electric llgth-
ing plants and street railways.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Jan. 2.-Thirty-
fourth dav Of the Crescent city Jockey
Clubs winter meeting: Weather clear,
track fast. Morning and Applejack were
the winning favorites.
First race-soling one mile.-'rrebor %
10 ID first Friskal 20 10 / and S 10 -
second Maggie $. a 10 ID third. Time,
142
second sace-sellinc five and half FUR
lonce-Morning Is 10 - first. Myosous
10 10 I and To - second, Mazco rs 10 u
third. Time 1.23.
Third race-nandicap. mile and an
eighth over four hurdles Partner Cd 20
% FIRST Voyagcur % 90 / and IS 10 -
second. Lauren May ~ 10 j. third. Time
2.o6is.
Fourth race handicap. six furlonFs.-
Appleiack al 90 - first, Handsell (3 10
and evom second. De Bridge % 70 y
third. Time l.lfia.
Fifth raco-selling. one mile Mount
washington q 10 - first. Harry shan
non 90 10 II second, OXnard - TO =
third. Time. Al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03

regimes depondcd I'm some manner upon
that sensation as to the proper time
when the boiling should cease. Rattle
snake poison is not harmful IL taken IN
small quantities into the stomach. but
f. is not a pleasant sight, especially II
one knows the contents of the Kettle.
10 see a haggard Indian crone calmly lift
the iron spoon to her lips 10 taste TINS
dcvirs broth. The virulence OF the pol
son was estimated by the Indians In ac-
cordance TO it's effect upon some other
animal. The Indian boys Of the tribe
generally caught few rabbits. An IN
cislon was made in their skin sufficient
TO draw blood. and "a drop OF this dccoc-
ton was applied 10 H. II the rabbit dled
culcklv with all the symptoms Of snake
posonlng. the distilaton was correct.
should ~ take the rabbit longer 70 de
or should the symptoms not be as violent
as the Indians think necessary more boil
ing was required.
The arrows which I'm those DAYS pos
sossed. for the greater part. shcet-iron
heads. were arranged so that the tbs
remained in the poisonous mass while
coagulatlOn was I'm process. When II
was cool the arrows were Withdrawn.
but the head was covered with gela-
unous sort Of matter that meant death.
These particular arrows. which formed
only a small part OF the usual number
carried by an Indian warrior. were
placed in a separate quiver, and the point
of each missile. as far as possible was
kept wrapped in green leaves until the
emergency came when the deadly weap-
l on was to be used. There was little. i
| any. escape FOR the victim who received
! one and those who shot the arrows act
ed much as the rattlesnake does after
| having made a lucky accurate strike
| The rattlosn snake, after having bitten that
| which 70 wishes 20 destroy for food OF
| otherwise. remains perfectly quiet, but
| keeps fits eyes upon the victim. Ten
| minutes have elapsed and the victim
| may have staggered out of sight before
tho snake will begin to search. lie
| knows that his work is done. and an that
he has TO do is TO look up the result ne
] rarely fails 10 find H. AS a parallel. wher
| the Indians We're convinced that they had
shot "a poisoned arrow straight az the
mark they took 10 cover and remained
IN safety until the poison had accom-
! plished it's work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
TURPIE'S SUCCESSOR.
Two Thirds of the Indiana Republican
Icrislntnrs Paw q. Him.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Jan. Two
thirds of the Republican members or the
indiana Legislature are here parucipat-
ing in the tight for the clecu ON or a United
States senator 10 succeed David Turpi'
DemocraD. Senator Turpie has served
consecutyely twelve years, ana VIII I'M
doubtedly receive the unanimous vote OF
the minority.
There are five active candidate for his
plad--Judge r. 8 Taylor, OF Fort
Wayne j. Frank Hanly, of Lafayette;
Major George w. Steele, Of Marion,
Frank r. POsey. Of Evansville. and Al
bert J. Beveridge. Of indianapolis. The
contest is peculiar because of dhe I'M
usually large number Of the candidates
who represent pretty well all sections
OF the State
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
WILL TURN THE
RASCALS OUT.
New Penitentiary Superintendent
VIII Make Clean Sweep.
THE fUSICNISTS MUST GO.
White.Guards in Place Of Soiored-A
LARGE Increase in Building ana
Loan Associations IN
North Carolina,
THE FUSICNISTS MUST CO.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Jan. 2.-Specidl.-
W. Counfv Commissioners ordered
mat EXPERTS make "A thorough eNamiha-
tion OF the different county oihces, re-
fore the new officers entered regularly
into their work. In the treasurer once
careless book-keeper had cut the treas
urer out OF t93 in fees. and the county
out OF the sum of Sl,5sj.
Treasurer Knight had placed tnis
amount I'm bank. so as TO put II IN US
proper place as soon as the error was
found lie had spoken of IL to several
persons. and has given his cheek LOT
the amount
CLEAN SWEEP
Superintendent Day, recently appointed
by Governor Russell 10 succeed Now
horne. took charge Of the penitcntiary TO-
dav. Hc saws that all Offices held by
Republicans and FusiOnists VIII imme-
diateiy be filled by competent Democrats
There is some question as TO Wnethef
the Legislature will endorse any OF Rus
sells appointments.
The New Year came in Oh mUeF cola
wave. At the death of the old year a
gale was blowing. Whirline sleet ana
snow through the air. The thermometer
was down TO fourteen this morning but
| the sun IS shining brightly
The state during the year issued mr.
tv-three building and loan assoclallon
licenses. Six were to foreign assocla-
lions and twcnty-sevcn 20 domestic com
panies
EMANCIPATION PARADE
There was a big emancipation parade
| here to-day az - o'clock. Al the diner
ences between the committees were adj
! insted and harmony reigned.
| Members Of the Legislature began com
| ing in to-day. and by tomorrow night
| there will be almost an Of them here
| specially the Democrats who. to-morro"
night. will elect in caucus all Legislative
| officers
Captain Day has issued an imperative
| order that all negro guards over conNlcu
| he discharged and white men substituted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03

city. A handsome arch OF evergreen had
been erected over the gate at the en-
trance to the grounds Of the State Capt.
tot. The interior OF the building was
appropriately draped with crepe, the
national colors and beautiful flowers.
All places of bushes throughout the city
we're closed until after the funeral. The
weather this morning was fine and clear.
but very cold. the thermometer register
ing % degrees below zero.
The body OF Senator Morrill, was borne
from the train to the capitol. whore Il
law IN state I'm the corridor before Repre-
sentatlves' Hall. The hall had been elab-
orately decorated with flowers. crepe and
the national colors.
During the day hundreds passed the
casket.
The funeral services In Representatives
min were largely attended. Men from
II. parts Of the state came 70 psy fnal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
Fire Commissioners Meet.

A regular meeting 81 the Board OF Fire
Commissioner was held in tpeir room
jn the City Hall last night. with every
member present. also all Of the onicers
and captains.
q A. Parkinson was appointed 4 SUBJ
stibite IN Truck Company No. j. on pro-
baton 49, <-,,..,...- g..
alarm boxes changed: No. box 10 DO
niaced I'm Engine Company No. =, on
'rhir5 street between Broad ana Grace,
and No. : box 20 he placed IN NO +"
eng;ne-house. At present these boxes are
tmst the reverse. and the change IS or
aered 10 avoid confusion 10 the pubic.
Ali hills in hand were ordered pald.
The secretary presented the following
financial statement. which SHOWS win
rshat care this department Is run. they
returning about $500 INTO the city
Balances January ?. 1899, after paying
All bills in hand -, ....,,,,,s 600 -
We Departmenr payroll accounts 80 y
rrs,re penartment expense account !. foS p
rire-alarm payroll account ..... x 10
Fire-aiarm expense account. ~ -
trire-aiarrn construction account. 90 -
Eire-alarm special account. 10 20
ola materials sold, junk, manure, 80,
&C ........s.. .ssss s.'''''''''- w. -
fS3, $50 Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03

THE annual banquet Of the McGill Cath
80 Inion was held lost night az Muir
rS.-s. :. was attended nv the great ma
,o.ttx OF the members and was sue
s..s <re.a beginning 20 end The ban
cret proper was preside. over by Presi-
yant Il -. Purcell. who at its close
...nn.ol af~. W. y. Recdy TO act as
'ce. ~. .o,f,-r wore the regular toasts:
.c.. onoeary President" Bishop Van
DO wye. t,.,...
"Our Cicrry" Very Rev. j. 81. Tear
~, s,ele,v." Nr J A. T. Masuricr
~r.,- Young Men" Mr. Joseph T.
Powers. ~
4n ldtitlon - the oDoNe mere W'fc
r,rny imDrCmp' % icatla on" iN'Po''S'H "f
&orinra members. ..,,
I'ne meeting nni~''f'~n nt NHehi@Nt'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
E!kins The Winner.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-The feature Of
fo-nipht's programme of the indoor meet
off Tie American Cycling Association IN
Madison Square Garden was hfty-mHe
pacing race between Harry Eikens ....,,' or
c,ien's Fails. and Frank Waller. "Ine
Eirfro- Dufchman." OF San Francisco.
Who now claims Boston as his home.
Waller received q concession OF start
Of two minutes. The prize was a pulse
Of 81 C0O-SG0o 90 the winner ana 9'' l'i
the loser. Elkcns won easily. ,,,
In half-mile exhibition by hdpy
Gibson of Cincinnati. and Joe DoWney'
of Boston. mounted on tandem ,ts
little fellows covered the salt mile III l'Vi'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03

BOSTON. Jan. AT o. meeting or the
Anti-Imperialist League to-day lt was
reported that The direct protests against
any extension OF the sovereignty or lne
United States over The Philippine lsiailo5
are coming i'm through the league IN m
c~easinq numbers from AN parts of the
Union. Mr. Erving WinslOw. secretary
of the league. will visit Washington this
week To- interview several senators, who
have expressed a. desire for conference.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
Another Warning TO France.

LONDON. Jan. The Times this morn
ing. I'm "a vigorous article. warns France
,,1f To- nress her pretensions at Shanghai
and savs that n she does not heed the
warming Great Britain will enforce her
own legitimate claims against France,
not needing the Chinese Government.
which is meCely a machine TO register
external pressure
,rhe article is similar in tone TO those
,,,f,iislSrd at the time OF the Fashoda
..T md indicates the beginning OF an
o.h,~ nrtir nihiis struggle between Brit
and l.en.l dlplomacy'-New YORK
ct.n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
YOUNG MAN IN TROUBLE.
One of the Commonwealth Club Ear
Tcnders Arrested.

Mr.. Walter Gibbs, one OF the bar
tenders at the Commonwealth Club. was
arrested last night on the charge of steal
ing S4g2S from the club.
After the warrant had been sworn ont
efforts were made TO have II withdrawn,
but without success. The case VIII come
un before the Police Court to-day.
IL is understood that those who caused
the arrest will not prosecute the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03

LONDON. Jan "A dispatch from
Rome SAYS mob Of four thousand peo-
Die has destroyed the internal revenue
sentry boxes ana stoned the gendarmes
around Nicesemi, Sicily, as a protest
AGAINST excessive taxation. a number
OF persons were wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03

KHARTOUM. Jan. 1.-The sirdar, Lord
Kitchener. of Khart0um, has started
with reinforcements 20 take command OF
the expedition organizing at Dulim, %
operate against the Khalifa, who has
been raiding Arab settlements in that VIZ
entity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
UNITED IN DEATH.
The Bodies OF senator Morrill, ana NJ
Wife Taken Home for intermenI

MONTPELIER, VT, Jan. 1.-The BODY
of the late United States Senator Justice
Smith Morrill,, arrived here to-day from
Washington. On the train which brought
the body 20 Montpelier was also the
hodv Of the Senator's wife. who died
at the capital several months ago. In the
funeral party we're the delegations OF rep
resentatives from Congress and Senators
appointed TO attend the obsequies here
and a number OF personal friends or the
late senator.
Emblems OF mourning we're everywnsre
IA Montpelier to-day Flags bearing
creme tioltsd At half mast tar ~ .sst ths
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
Canadian Tire.

PORT DALHOUSIE, ONT. Jan 2.-The
works of the Toronto Rubber Shoe Man
ufacturing Company here were totally
destroyed by fire this morning. entailng
"a loss of $1,000 and throwing some 25U
hands out of employment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03

A small IRE occurred az o'clock last
night az No SIS Nicholson street, flii-
ton. occupied By Mary Washington (col-
ored). which resulted in the destruction
81 the kitchen and fence. Damage. about
300. Cause, unknown.
A sttl alarm wsg turned r.. which was
rasnonded 10 ey Ne . Ensias, Of TIE
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