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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11
THUNDERSTORMS
Do GREAT DAMAGE
A COlored Woman Dies Of Fright
at EmpOria.
LIGHTNING STRIKES HOUSES.
An Umbrella Torn TO Pieces In Man's
Hand and the Owner Was Not
overwhelmingly Wrecked
and Crops Destroyed.
LIGHTNING STRIKES HOUSES.

EMPORIA. VA. juno 10.-SQccial.-
EmDOria was tho scene OF ierfiilc
thunderstorm this afternoon. Tho brick
store OF Charles Baker. on Main street,
was struck By lightning, though tie
damage was slight.
An aged c0lored woman died d-ring
tho prevalence OF tho storm from The
effect of fright.
DWELLINGS DANCED.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. June TO-
Special-Lirhtning last night struck Tho
residence Of tho Misses Kelly in FALL
mouth, tearing away portion of the
gable end Of tho building Tho inmates
were greatly alarmed. bat not injured
STRANGE FREAKS.
WINSTON. ~ g.. juno Especial
Lightning yesterday afternoon struck
the depot at Rural Hail. Tiio building
caught on fire hut was eXtnguished be-
fore any serious damage was done. Lee
j.. Bernard was badly shocked. Tie had
not fully recovered to-day
An umbrella in another mans hand
was torn 60 pieces without injuring tho
owner.
Tho telegraph instrument was burned
0ur
A cyclone dl1 much damage this morn
ing in and around Barbe<s Junction.
The crops I'm the path of Che form were
ruined.
CHIMNEY WRECKED.
CREWE. VA. June lo-SDocIal-In
severe thunderstorm hero yesterday tho
lightning struck and partly wrecked ono
Of the chimney 0n SIR. Charles payne
residence. The damage is small
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THE MOON IN FLAMES.


CHICAGO June 10-C0ntngencies for
which William Shakespeare made pro- a.-
lnwance arose during the Maud Adams
performance Of Romeo and Juliet ~
Powers Theatre to-day. THE moon. which
fra supposed to shed ifs sore radiance oyer
the garden of the CaDuIat while Romeo
makes love 10 Juliet ou the balcony above,
became aggressive and caught five. it
made much smoke. which ti0ated out over
the audience and created some uneas.ness.
Finally I'd nervous woman I'm the balcony
started for tho door, and I'm moment
the afsios were full of women following
her example the majority OF them leaving
hats and wrans behind. The or.nD ift
struck MO "The Sfar-suanpIod N1uner
Romeo dropped the acting business ana.
coming down 20 the foot-'ichts. shouted.
"T1dias. sir down. ladies $40 down
Rut the ladies' H0nld not $40 down unu.
Manager Powers ~ the theatre climbed
0n the efaae and assured the audience
that bit OF insf-at l0n 0n fhe moon Wre
had become ieu'fef but the moon would
Doe saved. The fire was Our. ana there was
no danger. It was O. irving ordeal
Miss Adams ard Mr.. Fav0rshaW. who
PLAYED Romeo and hut f0r their cooIn'
and that of Mr. Powers a disastrous pal'e
mfrff have resulted
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SUNDAY, JUNE il. 1899.
4 CONTRAST.


Mr.. Piefro cuneo. who has been TOT
The past iorty-t"o years 80 80.
Republican or upper
gave a lecture In "asn'ns''" '''' '''
Thursday night. IN when ne co"''
the conditions that existed IN liaiF "nen
10 emigraied from that country win 'hs
conditions that surround him now IN tne
new land OF his choice. He said ne ianuea
in New York in 1870. a poor Italian laa'
who could not speak word OF hnslsn.
Te told Of his subsequent STRUGGLES az"
experiences. and ore" comparisons
tween the modes Of life or the poorer
CLASSES in italy 90 that period ana IN ''"s
country. There were no railroads in lia'y
Then. and the methods of work and or
living generally were quite primitive
Chestnut four olive oil ana snAiis We're
among the articles Of food or the people
land their principal articles OF iooo' 'i''
oil being used as substitute Tor 0u''er'
and the snails being a decided 'u@u'y'
quite equal ia the opinion OF 'he n"uFeS
10 What we '"lnA OF oysters
'hey were TOO s''n 'o' vac p'o' 49,
anu "''o 4'
Inc Well-lo-ao'
MI Nuneo gave many i"''' ''''5
tails OF italian hie' iheT customs jill
regard to buflals coming I'D lot eNi'"''.-
Hon lie sara tnat IL was ''7 ''''." '''
one OF the churches Oh i''9 N-'''7
Situated some twenty ini''7 'i'
10 lei the de"d sil'e COW" ''''' o.
cistern or vat n''eu VIII" ""'''
the church. ana 'H '''s'''o''"5 '','
me booie' were sent ~ 81 '''''' ''''0 '''
.,.... .,..-.
no" 'e- -
We're inc COM" "''' 10 '''-
mon people io'N '"'' '''
as one OF lHe ADVANCED i"''o'''
earth' What "oD'o 'No poo' 80,
'hese On''eo H'"''' S"s - my 80.
'hey "''0 'n -
tiil'l'"r o'''''''-''''
And why nave lnes Ao'' A',"'7' '.'''
live In land OF freedom, ana ihat price,
Tess freedom which they enjoy extends
10 an their industrial operations as wen
Is 10 their exemption from the oppfes-
Eions Of a dominating class
In this country man IS free 90 do WHAT
be VIII with his own so long as he does
I'd ..| i. q.
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THE COLUMBIA LAUNCHED.
Americas New cup Defender Leaves
the Ways-A Fatal Accident

BRISTOL. r. J., June io-America F.
now cup defender the representative ~
tbe be.t bodybuilding sAl and material
~ which the Western Continent cam
boast. was carefully lowered into tae wac
Ter at Herrshor works at $50 O'Clock foe
night. and as she started down the ways
MIS-. C. oliver Iseiin christened her "Co-
mmbia."
The launching was a great success from
berinnln- 10 end being attended only by
an Unfortunate accident among the spec -
tators. Tho explosion of can OF flash
neht powder blew a leg and a part Or
the head on Napoleon san soucL aged
twelve years. broke the legs or TWO
other boys. and severely injured sever"
other persons,
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IN THE INTEREST or CLEANLI
MSS

When Mr. John p. Don I.eavy was O
member Of the CITY Council ia ls9i9o. ne
introduced an ordinance providing for
the placing Of trafh cans on the corners
o. the principal tsirects as receptacles
TO- fruit peels. scraps Of paper and trash
generally. At that time the idea seemed
90 DO a little too advanced Tor the Coun-
eli. and the ordinance WAS permitted 20
Gle IN committee But now that the
Council has passed an ordinance prohibit-
Ing persons from throwing fruit peols on
the walks. MY Don Leavy has decided
70 bring bis proposed reform 10 the At
te1tion OF The Board OF Health. An on
eial In another city IN which these trash
cana have been used Tor many years in
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WILL THEY LYNCH HIM ?
\ Negro ia Connecticut Charged Win
the Usual Crime-One in Tenn.

BRIDGEPORT. CON, June lQ.-Mrs.
Margaret Roberts. aged seventy years,
living near tho Ferry Creek bridge ln
Stratford. is i'm a precarOus condition as
the result of am assault to-day oy an
unknown negro. She was found lying ON
the floor of her kitchen hy neishuoi'
seml-cOnscious and gagged. When she
recovered sufficiently she stated mat
middle aged negro had broken ia the d1of
with a shovel and gagged her.
The authorities are searching Tor the
negro. but on account Of the serious con-
diti0n OF the woman, she was unable %
give an adequate description Of her as
sailant.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN. June 10
John KimbrOugh. negro mute, attempted
10 criminaily assault the sixteen-year-oiu
daughter OF Postmaster Hill. OF iarFlman'
to-day. A mob has been formed 10 IN.
tercept the negro, who Is being taken TO
London.
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THE COUNCIL IN DANylLLE.
Some Interesting Committee Hepoit--
The Smallpox b. Genuine.

e,...... r,.t.....fi,,., Committee Rcpoftl-
a.,,..... ....,,,i,.
i"' ''''''' l'''
DAN lL--, va. june I
Reports were received lr.m aI the L..-
oo.aI schools tlat cl.t.mauIy report 90
t,. .....H 4I .r. .u prosperous cone
,., .......u .......f resolution.
... .r f-e
OIL i'.,- "' " ,,...... ,'.....
stuart "'N '"- Virginia
t..e. ........,-,
lne FINANCE committee ie'''''
c.inl lol diocesan ,Apa
h,at' t''t'''e' ,,.'' ..',,
si. %.
Ine eAliaoil'hiis expenses .-.s
}rti WhI.h amount lo ,i''''' l.
general c9At eIi.i3l expenses "'' ,-' .'
cost oi the liIai ol i'eF. a. s"-7
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writing to Mr.. Don Leavy on the sub

writing 70 Mr. Don Leavy on the SUB
jcct, says:
u cannot endorse them too highly Il
IS not a strange sight 10 sec them hiled
up TO the .op by evening when they arc
ornpticd by the street cleaners. or course
an Of this sun would have been thrown
upon the streets. ! have seen people
coming out OF the postoiice tearing up
circulars and what notes they do not de-
sire 10 keep and carrying them IN their
hands until they come 90 the ubiquitous
iron cans in which the scraps are tossed.
/ am quite sure YOU cannot go wrong III
having them placed In your city
We heartily commend tho proposition
as q logical sequence Of the sanitary or
dinance recently adopted by the Council
which IS now such a popular law. If per-
sons are 10 be forbidden 20 throw fruit
peels on the walks there should be some
convenient receptacle into which the peels
may be cast. To adopt Mr.. Don Leayy 8
rlan is 10 take another step forward In
public cleanliness We have contender
that Mr.. Mills sanitary ordinance would
he a public educator and Mr.. Don Lazy
nroposition is I'm veridcation Of that fact
The people OF Richmond have deierm'ne'
IN live as dccently as possible ana these
rtash cans will be constant rem'noel'
Tho cans are only twenty-six inches hish
and eighteen inches ln diameter. are maze
OF galvanized iron. neatly painted ana
they Will not be at all unsightly. IL is
good housekeeping. so 10 speak 10 l''-
aueurate them. and once in position the
rood results will be manifest. II sc have
wastebaskots in The Office, why not on
ffrc efroots2
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WASHINGTON. juno l0.-Tho cruiser
Newark has boon heard from and Us nn-
doubfediv safe The following dispatch
was received this afternoon at me Navy
Department. M
"MontAvldeo June 10Th.
Secretary OF the Navy. Washir slon.
1.-THE purser OF "a steamer az tAe la-
elf. steam Navigation Company Wn'en
arrived at M0nteyideo June "a, saw mo
Newark enter Sandy Point May &th.
lsi.,e5, COLBY
Tho above dispatch, It IS said Al me
Navy Department. shows thar wnhe tns
Newark was very much overdue az Sah1y
point. which IS in the straits 81 Nafei' an,
She is not overdue from that p'."t 10
Valparaiso
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The Roanoke Evening World IS hnd
enough to say That Richmond is coming
to the front n The t'pbIdms business
and may yo, De The GLASGOW o., tho
South Glasgow. it SAYS. Was made
great sh.pDuul'ur centre hy fhe eEee.-
lent work done there and by deepening
tho Clyde. and The me SUCCESS isl pose
sIbie 90 Richmond .ur deepening tne
James. We people in Richmond think
$50. at any mte THE success OF ODE ehp-
yard thus far has been go pronounced
that even The most sEc0-lcal believe that
Sc IS altogether possible to make The
shlp-buldmg industry % permanent irst-
tuition in Hchmond-
"a good plan in politics is so pursue
Just the opposite course that an opposing
party recommends" says the stanton
Spectator. The New York sun nas been
doing its best to rally the free silver
forces in the Democratic parity Cd keep
that question alive and to discourage
anything lke q compromise between the
gold Democrats and she silver Democrats.
Nothing would please the Republicans
better than Tor Che Democrats to conduct
the campaign OF 1900 on the same lines
that Tho campaign of 1896 was conducted.
a correspondent OF the stanton NeWs
seriously proposes q dispels1.y for tie
sale OF liquor I'm Stanton. We believe
n local self-govornment. and we are not
disposed 10 interfere en- wha- does not
concern us. But we should ho very s2i1y
10 see the dIspensary system introduced
into Virginia. The system Is UNDERGO
cratic and. in our opinion. cannot 9lssi-
bly, help the cause OF temperance
'"rhe press throughout tho state. says
tho Page County News clears testimony
that the recent contest for county officers
was unprecedented IN respect 70 the
large amount of money used AT the
present rate" 81 goes on. it viii no: %
long before "a public office will cost the
successful candidate more thl nthe sa.ary
amounts 10. There IS no denial possible
that the evil is steadily on The increase"
The South Boston &eWs goes SD Ear rs
10 say that "tho money question was tho
only issue of the election in Hal ffN."
and that "tho money issue Was The vim
ner." This IS O most denorable state
OF affairs We cannot possibly Rave a
pure government so long az the are
bribery and corruption in our electors.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE,
Made His Child Read the Bible and
Then kiiicd His Wife.

LEXINGTON. VA. June e-SpeclaL-
William Craney a negro Of unsavory
reputation, who lives in Brownsburg.
Rockhrldge county. is now In the custody
OF officers for the murder OF his wife and
attempted suicide. The tragedy occurred
ar his home LAST night
4 family quarrel arose In which II IS
said n colored preacher figured. Craney
had his s1gll boy 70 read chapter
from 0ha Bible, after which he shot his
ne in the head killing her instantly.
and then cut his own throat with a razor.
He afterwards walked a mile to his
fathers home. lie - not expected u
i've
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FREDERICKSBuRG. VA. June 10
Special.-The Masonic Lodge OF this city
elected last night the following Officers
for tho ensuing year: DR.. George n.
Chewing, Master: A r. Embrey. Senior
Warden: W. II. HurkanD. Junior war
den. Captain 5. J. QUINN. Secretary. p.
NJ. Young Jr.. Treasurer, George W
Wroten Trustee.
Rev. DR.. b. w. Mebane. OF the Presby-
terrain church. has Informed the session
~ his church that he will tender his
resignation as pastor OF the church at a
meeting of East Hanover Presbytery, TO
be called soon. Tho condition OF Or. Me-
lanes health Is ths cause OF this action
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TIMES BUILDING.
TENTH AND BANK STREETS
RCLMOND. VA.

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TO CORNER BEER.
4 Billion Dollar Trust 20 Absorb All
the Breweries Ia the Country.


~,DIANAPOLIS. IND, June i0-Ihe
Sentinel Tomorrow viii says
"The trust mania has reached the brew
ers, and it may be said that scheme is
on foot 20 form Trust with Sl0ooo9.n9
capital and buy up all the breweries in
the country.
ut is said that the scheme. which is 40
present only I'm us inception. received
impetus 40 the National Convention OK
Brewers at Detroit. where plans were
discussed secretly
Joseph C.. Shat. president OF the Ameri-
can Brewing Company. of this city, re-
turned to-day from Detroit. where he
attended the national meeting OF brewers.
Ho admitted that the subject OF a brew
cry trust was a topic OF private con-
sheraton at tho convention, at which
six hundred leading brewers were pres
ent He said the matter is in It's infancy
now.
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DIED FROM THE HEAT.
No Attempt Made TO Steal the Gun Of
the Kearsarge.

NEWPORT NEWS va, June 10.-spo-
ciaL-llr. James G. Shaw, q weil-knOwn
ship-htter at the ship-yard was overcome
by heat Thursday. but recovering, went
10 work again yesterday lie was again
stricken down. and this morning &c $40
o'clock he died. He has "a son who is ON
his way home with Dewey on the Olympia.
The first OF the huge 13-inch guns Tor
the battleship kcarsarge arrived last
night over the Chesapeake and ohio, and
was taken t0 the ship-yard this afternoon.
It weighs 1000 pounds. and required TWO
cars to carry &c. For ca while 20 was Kept
in the railroad yard bat was not guarded.
30 one attempted TO steal it.
Captain g. q. Berkeley. who returned
yesterday with hts company from camp
Meade. and who bad intended coming here
10 practice law. has been offered by Coll
one Petit a malOrshin In the Immunes
ordered to Manila. lie has not announced
what he will do with the offer.
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chances are that under the same provoca-
ton they would have done just what the
Georgians did. That does not excuse
the Gcorglans. but consideration OF IL
should do away with the idea that the
Southern people are a race apart gwen
over 20 violence and brutality toward ne
groes merely because they are negroes.
The Southern people are not more law
less than the people Of other sections Dut
they are more chivairOus. The people OF
the North cannot possibly understand the
situation down South We do not be-
liovc In mob law. We believe that II is a
mistake I'm any community and Tor any
offence, but those who understand the
situation. those who know, the iull par
ticulars Of Sam Hoses crime, realize mat
it IS impossible for Southern white men
20 be reasonable under such proyocation.
Mr.. James * Otucy. cashier Of The
Fourth National Bank, Of Atlanta. Ga,
was in New York tho other day and told
a representative OF the New York Com
mercial that an branches OF business In
the South, particularly the banking and
other financial interest We're on a sound
or basis than ever before
"With but few exceptions" said Mr..
Ottiey, every bank I'm The State of Gcor-
eia SIS prospcrar There is a. plethora Of
money in tho south. and rates are re-
markab'y low THE South viii not find
DO necessary 90 call on the North and East
for currency t0 move IT'S crops. The
Southern banks. in fact are shipping
money TO New York and other Eastern
cities There ls enough currency in the
South to mako 80 independent Of the
North and East for the next six months
az least"
That statement g. true. but 10 is mis-
leading. The banks have plenty OF money
but the people ln thc rural districts where
there are mo- banks. still find it difficult
go get currency. and the difficulty WIl
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johnson has quit playing poker I ro-
uce"
eyes. ho said that his vito cried about
81 so that ne gave 81 up'
"Aht T SEQ. Came called on account
OF raiu"-Iudianapol Journal
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n.o,t,,s pomewart Round.

CAYENNE. FRENCH CHINA. June
,o~Ths French Cruiser Sfax LETT the
Glands AZ $40 this morning with ORGY
fus on board.
Tbs latter embarked on the w<sAip
AZ o'clock yesterday morning.
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TIE Tines f. always indebted 70 irie emu,
who favor 4 with society heins 80
personals but must urge that ,ha
be sent over the signature W ''V
sender. a., 49, %
All unsigned communications VIII re re-
,ected always.
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NORFOLK. VA, juno 1o-Charles
,,,mnbeu of the Soldiers Home az laInp,
,oo was convicted to-day In mo United
states court OF embezziins slia ron on ,ne
,r.,,arternaster. lie will bs sentenced
AInrI4L-
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rofeesor-"Johan. put that cat out OF
tho room. What is the matter wish 10
anyway
servant-"P'easo. sir ~ you with be SO
kind as 20 stand un-you are sittlns on
it."-Flicgonlo Blaetter.
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The old. old story.

Now doth the busy family man
Begin TO save and hoard.
SO that his wife and daughter may
Indulge ln country board.
Chicago News
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El.L.IiIII...I| I'D ''!zili|.I!!!IIi.l|.3;

= tts-Oh. pretty soon, 7 guess Tho
name or the Bag-Bag fiver nas srrges-
tion of two-baso hits about ,t.-inciai apo
Us Journal
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Ada-Wasn't there some talk Of Maude
marrying a dukeg
Dolly-Yes: but you see the dnke don't
say anything about it.-Philaislphia
North American.
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Mr. Cleveland naturally regretted tho
absence OF his chum. Fighting Bob
Evans. when he was signanod by that
Connecticut farmer craft.
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Hard at That.

(.ae Amafcur-Do You ever MAY noker2
The PROFESSIONALISM. sir. / wcik at
it.--Now York Evening Journal
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Tho New York yellows are badly N
need Of a dose OF paregoric on the DaDy
Clark account.
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There Is no doubt about The fact tha'
the Americans in the Philippines are
putting up a hot fight these days.
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"A prudent man" SAYS a witty French
man, us like pin. His head prevents
him from going TOO far."-Tit-Bits.
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The steamer in which nc is sailing back
10 France will be known as more siaN
in the Dreyfus case.
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Hon Gear Reed will hardly neglect the
congressional pay roll until the FIRST in
stslment Of the 5000 income turns up.
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Some OF the candidates FOR the legisla-
tive clerkship might invoke a few lines
OF prayer from COL John j.. Sullivan.
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there are many differences Of opinion
among eminent preachers these days
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The Peace Conference is rapidly arriv-
ing AT a stage an around disagIeemenL
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Hanna has taken his clear con-
science" 10 Europe with him. but of
course that Is not ia need OF medical
treatmen. too.
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IHE DAILY TINES is served ay car car,
. riers on their own account IN TINS cry
ana Marcheste- for 10 cents a week.
whsn paid weekly. but 50 cents per
month when paid monthly. Dy maj
outside OF Richmond. 70 cents nonln,
7 $500 year-anywhere n the Oh''vI
States
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Mr.. Robert F1izslmmons at least en-
Joys the fun confidence Of his family
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Mayor Taylor might present tho pen
with which he signs the railroad fran
chises TO a member Of that sub-com-
rnfffoo
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Sounds Like 1t.

Watts-I wonder how soon they will
be playing baseball In the Philippines!
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Sampson is advocating a larger navy,
but so far has not complained of tho
rules regarding the distribution Of prize
money.
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Dom Paul Kruger continues to consume
his two gallons Of beer per diem regard
less Of the GROWERS that England fur
nlshcs.
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Now perhaps John L. Sullivan will feel
encouraged to do little praying Tor
himself.
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George Francis Twain, who SIS now sew
onty. says ct expect to live $50 years Il
nothing happens TO me" AS a dodger
OF things that might have happened TO
him. however. George Francis IS remark
aIfc
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Mr.. Bryan says Il stand to-day just
where I stood three years ago. THIS
IS true enough. but in the meanwhile al
most everybody else has moved ON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11

THE MAILING LIST Is ONLY PRiiN'yas-
ED ABOUT EVERY Ten - -, -, y,
THEREFORE. DO NOT FBEi, " y ~ ~ y, !,
If THE DATE OPPOSITE YOUR ~ N !.
on THE IITTLT PINK SLIP rs MOI
CHANGED As Soon AS THE SOh-
SCRIPTlON is RENEWED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11

Those people who claim that tho ris-
ing generation SIS being over educated
viii ind some relief in reading the col-
Iege class poems.