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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast Line
RAIIKOADS.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 81. isss.
TRAINS LEAVE RIcHMoND-UNfoN
DEPOT.

s0A. N. Daily. arrives Petersburg s:l
A. NJ, Norfolk ne tNv al osv al
eOS A. M. Daily, arrives Petersburg y:N
A. M. Weldon l:D a. Al, Fayetts-
le s ava n ni i,s Shs a. So Jsessoa.
vile 80 a. 81, Port La,n2a S;~
NJ. Connects at Wilson ~itn no s,O II
arriving Godsboro s;iV 4. A. WI, W.
er Sew York to Jacksonyille- -.
N''' fets1s0afS ls:os :. \: Stops Maj:
s:a =. NJ. Daily. local, arrives Peters
burg t:i5 r. 81. Makes al stops:
T. NJ. Makes local stops X. ana r.
7:sS +. ~ Daily. arrive, Petersburg st
4. NJ. connects with y ana W, LOT
Norfolk and intermediate points:
Emporia $40 (counects With A. ara
u. Tor stations bet"een EmRoi,a sno
lswrcnceyi ilel Weldon s;tz =, ~,
500 A. ~. savannah SOC A. M,
Jacksonville i.o0 Z. NJ. Port-Tampa
s45 Z. NJ.
NEW Line TO MIDDLE GEoRss
GA POINTS-Arriying Aiken s:2s
A. A., Augusta $40 A. NJ. Macon II
A. NJ, Atlanta l2.i5 a. NJ. Pullman
Sleepers New York 20 Wilmington,
gusta and Macon.
900 =. NJ. Daily. arrives Petersburg 9:s
=. NJ Weldon iI.Z0 =. NJ. Make!
local stops between Petersburg ana
Weldon. Arrives Lynchbuig 30 a.
b.. Roanoke Va, 400 A. II. Bris-
toi. Va 10 80 4. NJ. Pullman sleeper
Richmond TO Lynch5urs
iO:iS =. n. Daily Arrives Petersburg III"
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s.23 a. NJ Daily. from Jacksonville sa-
vannah. Charleston, Atlanta. Macon.
Augusta and al points south
s15 A. NJ. Daily except Sunday. At
lanta, Athens and Raleigh liencer-
son. LvnchburR and the vest
s:31 a. y Daily. Petersburg local
500 A. NJ. Sunday only. From Atlanta
Athens Raleigh and Henderson,
Lynchhurg and the West.
nos A. NJ Daily Norfolk. suffolk and
1:s p. NJ Daily except Sunday From
Petersburg SfoDs at chester. Cen
tra.ia. Drawrys Blue and M%nches-
ter on signal
6.S r. M. Daily Norfolk. SUFFOLK, Wav-
erlv and Petersburg.
7:20 p. NJ. Laily. Jacksonviiie, savannah.
Charleston Wilmington, GodsbOro
and an points south
1856 +. " Daily Petersburg Lynch
r. NJ EMERSON.
J.R KENLY. Traffic Manager.
Geueral Manager.
II. VI. EMERSON.
General Passenger A~onf
- g CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger AGENT.
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~ NDW ALL MBN BY THESE PRES
II f.NTS. 1nat IA conformity With the
statutes in such case made ana provided,
TO protect the owners OF bottles. boxes,
craiee kegs. etc, TIE kOssh,N Eek
fptsIyI,(g COMPANY. A corporation ex-
isfing under the laws OF Virginia, whose
nrInriraI place OF business IL IN the cOun-
~ of Ienrico. Va. and who Is engaged in
manufacturing and selling Lager Bcer In
bottles and kegs WAefeon ITS name and
certain devices ana Hialha are stamped
blown impressed and otherwise produced,
draire 40 NE the following description OF
b. bottles boxes crates and kcgs-yiz. !.
IN us bofflcs there is impressed on the
e-Iaae it's trade mark, with the WORD
.Rosencek' over the Top Of said trade
mark and thc W"to5 i'o-4ateseo bre"-
inr Company. Richmond, Va, beneath
aaId Trademarks on the opposite side Of
..n,o of said bottles are The words These
bottles not 90 DE soid. tho sad trade
mark consists OF Cd circle, ln which there
ie "a 0vc-noinfcd star, with It's points rest
ir,, on fho circumference OF said circle.
ana I'm Said star there is another circle,
,,ifh q bunch az hops thcr n then, be-
tween these two circles there is another
circle. which. however does not pass
through the points oil Sald star, ana pc
tu.oor Those Two outer circles, and within
tto -nacre made bv the star are the words
..l,.l4v in malt breWcd beer combined
f6o efreneth of food tho vigor Of wine.
or tbo,r boxes. crates and kegs there
arc branded or burnt The words 'Rose-
rrol. Rr'r CO.. Richmond. Va" While
or eorn. ~ its boxes and crates there are
efamro1 the words "kosenosk Brewing
I'm testimony whereof tho said Bosoncek
rr0r,ire- Company ooth afix IT'S corporate
name and seal hereto signed by rs pre,a.i-
1ffh dav of May. 1850.
(Scal1 ,,,,,.,,-,.--.
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RAILROADS
N~-~"-"l"-"-"-"|l-71 = = =
SSR )
Southern
Railway

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 10. 1888.
TRANS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
il'V A. NJ, No. ii, southern Apless'
uSily Tor Atlanta. Augusta, JaehsV ,,r
Nille ana points South. sleeper lot
Danvllle. Greensboro Salisbury. ard
Charlotte, open at Richmond $3.50 +;
d. stops lor passengers At local
Connects at Danvils and Char
lotte with New York and FLORIDA
Express (NO. 80, carrying through
sieepefs between New YORK ana lam lam,
%, with connections Tor ali tiOiia@
points. Also, connects - DanViAe
and Charlotte with Washington ana
Southwestern Limited (NO. 50 carry
nlg through Jleepers between New
to.k ana NASHVILLE, New York and
Memphis, and New York and New
orleans, win connections for al
points IA Texas, Mexico and CALI
1901 Z. M, No. 7, solid train daily for
charlotte, y. c., connects at Nose
icy rs win Farmvilie ana PoMhatan
vile. oxford. henderson and Dur
nam, and at Greensboro for Dur
nam, Raleigh ana Winston-S Salem;
az Dantiiie with No. 50. United
states last mall, solid train. daily
1oF NeW orleans ana points South.
which carries sleepers New York to
tNeN orleans and New York 10 Jack
IInNle aud Miami for Nassau and
havana Through sleeper salisbury
20 memphis. also, Pullman tourist
sleeper every Tuesday and Fri
Jay WashingtOn 10 san Francisco
Without caaRge
500 T. ~, No. d., local. daily except
sunday, for keysviue and interme-
dlatc points
ThAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND.
500 a. NJ
go 4 ~. From Atlanta. Augusta and
-. Ashcvlle and all points South.
$40 A. ~. from keysyiilo and local
stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and 81 between Mancheste~
and Neap0lls.
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sCiiooL

VIRGINIA - BRISTOL. - SOUTHWEST
VIRGINIA INSTITUTE. q school for
the higher education Of Young Women
LOCATION of surprising beauty tn the
healthfui picturesque. mountain region
of virginia. altitude 1900 feet; no ma
laria. FACULTY of nve men and ten
women trained TIA schools like Unfv. OF
Virginia, Univ. OK Michigan. Harvard
Royal Conserv OF Berlin and Emerson
College OF Oratory. BUILDINGS best
equipped IN the South: cost over 500, ODD.
every modern convenience. Apply for
illustrated catalogue. w. X. THARP
president, Bristol. Va luis
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chesapeake
& Ohio Ry.


TRAINS LhAhE klChMOND.
BROAD STREET a4AAlyN.
eco a. N. Daily. "lth taiIo' $500 ar ~.
principal stations, Newport
News. Old Point, NOfiOlk ana
Portsmouth.
3:45 p. NJ. Daily. with pullman for local
stations Newport News. Old
Point. Norfolk and Ports
mouth Connects az Old Point
with Washington steamers
daily. and with Baltimore
steamers except Sunday. con-
meets az Norfolk, except sun
day, with Old Dominion
steamship Tor New York.
1920 A. VI. Day Express. except SUNDAY.
Tor kOuceyerte. Connects
at GOrdonsviile for Orange.
Caiverion, Manassas. AieXan-
dria and Washington. ~ Union
Station, Charlottesville, Tor
Lynchburg at Basic city Tor
2.15 p. NJ Da'iy. with Pullman 70 Gin
cinnau, Louisville and st.
Louis, connecting at GJrdons-
vile FOR orange. and ~
Orange with southern rail-
way, north bound; az coying-
ton. Va. for Hot sprinSs.
Stops only az important sta
tions Meals served on DIN
e tsc 9e' Sunday S Follows above
train fr0E. GorcOnsyile 70
40 p. N. INSTRUMENTATION, except sun
day. for boswell.
1880 P. NJ Daiiy for Cincinnati, With
F.. +. v Pullman 20 Hinton, ", va,
and GOrdOnsville 70 Cinci4-
natl and louisville Meals
served on dining car. Con-
meets al Staunton Except
sunday for wineheyst t d yiaiy
for Virginia Hot Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTh-STRCET
STATION.
1890 A. N. Daily, Tor f.ynchburg. Lexing-
ton. Va, and clifton Forge.
Connects, except sunday, with
EuCklul uam, NeW t"1te anu
AlDerlne branches. and az tiI-
ton Forge with no. 1 Tor I'm
cinnatl.
500 p NJ Except Sunday for Warren.
cOnnecting except Sunday and
Friday -gr Aiherine.
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND.
BROAD-STREEr STATION.
500 A. NJ Except Sunday from boswell.
$50 4. ". Daily. from CINCINNATI.
1910 A. NJ Daily from Norfolk ana Old
$50 P. NJ paiiy. from Cincinnati and
$50 p. NJ. Daily. from Norfolk and Old
Point
7:45 p. N. Except sunday. from clifton
Forge
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH-STREET
STATION.
$40 \. NJ Except Sunday. from Alberine
and Warren.
600 p. n. Daily, from Clifton For. e..
Lexington. Va, and Lynch
burg, and, except sunday,
JOHN ID. POTTS.
Assistant Gen. Pas. Agent,
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YORK RIVER LINE Via WEST POINT.
IiiE fANOkipE ROUTE NORTH,

ihL fANOkiJE ROUTE NORTH,
- LEAVE RICHMOND.
40 !. NJ, No. 10. Baltimore Limited.
aaily except Sundays, for West
foint and intermediate Stations
making close connection At West
Point with steamers for Baltimore
40 L. NJ, No. 10. local express. daily
except sunday. for West Point end
intermediate stations. Connects with
stage at Lester Manor for Walkerton
and IappahannOck. also. an West
Point with steamer for Baltimore
Stops at an stations
500 A. NJ. No. as. local mixed. Leaves
daily except Sunday from Virginia
street station for West Point and
Wtermedloie stations. connecting
with stage az Lester Manor FOR
TRAINS ARRIVE Al RICHMOND.
1916 a. Af' except Sundays and Mon
$50 r.. Ar. Daily except Sunday from
West Point aud intermediate sta
lions
Steamers leave West Point daily except
sunday o.OO Il. NJ, arriving Baltimore
$50 following morning, returning leave
Baltimore AZ 900 r. 81 daily except sun
day. arriving West Point z 30 and Rich
Steamers call AT Almond a Wharf and
Gloucester Point Tuesday, Thursdays
and Saturdays. ~ Ciaybank and York
town Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
C.. w. WESTBURY. Trav Pass Agent
92c east Main St.. Richmond. Va.
J. NJ CTLP. W. a. TURK
Traffic Manaler. Cen Pass. Agent
f. s. CANNON. Third Vice-President
and Gent Manager. Washington. y. =.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

WITH PERHAPS 100 CLAIM
ants ahead Of US, we profess TO have the
very best Bicycles IN the entire universe,
Wheels that sell after the most critical
Weighing OF merit and price. Drop 49,
and weigh the "FeatherstOno fleet as
a bird. strong as a muie-at 81 per
pound. cycle Suudr es lower than the
lowest Warranted Tires, N.Jc. Gas
Lamps. s. -: OIL Lamps, loo, Spoke5'
&C.: 81 Steel Foot pumps, A9c.' feosls,
- EXPERT bicycle repairing done
PROMPTLY HARRIS HARDWARE Co,
400 east Broad street, Richmond Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
.aLIsllEN WANILD.

WANTED SALESMAN. RESIDENT OF
Richmond. t9 rerre.-u baltimore pork
na.E.r m Richmond. Petersburg and
Iruchblrr. None bur experienced neea
.ralv References required Address
j.. d. Box ~. Baltimore Md. JUNO
esrr11ff,- $1,000 A MONTH AND
LII n,arnras guaranteed selling to mer-
chants Arctic Rcfrgerauns Machines
for r4ol.ng rafrigerafors. guaranteed ''
n.r ceut cheaper than leo Exclusive
territory assigned. ARCTIC hrf t,lp-
WANTED Statesmen WITH JN-
Questionable reference can secure a spec
CIsltv of high class. ON which proAl an.e
returns viii accrue by atlelton lo nl7l-
moss. Address CONFERENCE, Leader
.rf.o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

WANTED. HOMES FOR 500 DELE
GATES AND VISITORS to the Conven-
lion of the Baptist lOunB People s
Union Of America, TO meet in hcnmon1
Julv 18th. l4th. 18th and 10th. Rates.
Lodging ana an meals. sl.l5 10 N.30 per
day. lodging. breakfast and supper, 81
10 ST - per uay; lodging and breakfast,
Zoe. 10 81 per day, lodging, yoc. 10 30. per
dav. Address at once ENTERTAIN
MENT COMMITTEE, Il. o. Box $50
city. JUL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

NTED.-AIB BOARDING HOUSES
and private families who can entertain
delegates and visitors 10 the N.nah IN
fernafionaf convention OF Baptist Young
Peoples Union of America that VIII pc
held n this city ON July 18Th, iith i'-h
and 10th. at tine following rates. L9uslls
and three meals, SID; lodging, Dfea K
fast and supper. 81: lodging ana pitan-
fast. 40 cents. lodging. 80 ceuts-t9 al
dre.s ENTERTAINMENT COMMll-
TEE. POst01ico Box 553, city J-ls
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The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
omen daily from DO a. VI. to - ~
Admission - cents. Free on Saturdays
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

~, ,-rrD "A POSITION AS BOOK
ErEpER bv graduate VI virginia Bus
fr.t college. Have had two years
rro.aene. ln grocery business. can
Furnish reference. Address n, care
,r..-.s julS
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DissoLUrIoN or rARrNrEsnr

NOTICE or CO-PARTNERSHIP.-I
have thig dow assumed IS partner Mr.
W. 7. CAUDLE, and will conduct bust
ness at 10 east Main street under the
name Of the J. +. CAUDI4E ELECTRIC
MANUFACTURING AND SUPPLY co.
(Signed) J. =. * w. u. CAuDlsG
1AIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
AnhNr. MANILD.

AGENTS WE Will PAY 500 PER
month and railroad expenses to any man
who Rili faithfully represent t47 D" iAn-
f... .rIrr- Tor the most reliable portrait
r0rvfne house iu the world. We pay
.rrirfIr salary. Address az once. DE-
pARTtrENT go C.. h.. MARIEL, New
York City. J-i'
WANTED AGENTS IN EN Eki COlN-
M fo sel "Family Memorials. GOOD
profits and steady work Address CAAr-
rrI4. AZ co, l3j Lowell street, Ei@ih'
nd juls
WANTED. AGENTS IN EVERY COlN-
~ ~ seu "Family Memorials Good
rr,f.fs and steady work Address CANT
prrL a. co, l3G Lowell street El4sin,
+''~ julS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

ROCAIs WANTED. - WANTED. TO
rent floor of four on five rooms sullap'e
FOR housekeeping. in central part %, ,- 1'' u
ANT. care Times office city JUS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

WANTED. by a FULL HONOR GRAD
,.f. 0r IamDdeu-SiGney College. "a posi-
ZION as teacher An branches ~ Mafh-
.r.fIcs English French. German
latin and the Sciences. Address W. H.
iuls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

GRTENBRfER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, WEST. VIRGINIA.
omen June 18th 20 october 1st. The rep
resentative resort of the South. The
great central point OF reunion OF the best
Society OF the North. South. East and
West. Famous Hot sulphur Baths
HARRINGTON MILLS,
Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

sfr,fMFR HOME. EDGE HILL, MONT
. t1ie IA. Immediately on the line Of
'Ie Norfolk and Western railroad. one
Fourth mile of station. churches and VIE
iage. Large shaded yard, pleasant aud
nicely furnished rooms. Ice. milk and
fresh vegetables first-class fare. Splcn-
did roads. Ivory Adults. $50. ser-
wants. $40. MRS. RINES HOFFMAN,
Proprietrcss. JUL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

ISAAC HARRIS HEIRs.-WANTED.
M names and address of the nelrs
Interested in the property of lSAAc
TfaPpIs who died On st. Louis. Mo-
An 1870. Address r. j. WHITNEY, 30
Court street. Aton, I'D Virginia papers
nraaso -onv. iulS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

WANTED A FEW STOCK TO PAsTUR RE.
Special attention given t0 cows caiFins.
"suunvaldc." Osburn turnpike, hNe
mis- THOMAS MOORE.
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pAMLFY SPRINGS,

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. Va.
THE tonic WATER or THE WORLD
omen from June 20th to ocioo'fi, lN3.
Address ID. NJ. SWlIIEk 'r)9"
Rawley Springs Va.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

ash they intend for the crop. You
need tn buy only acid phosphate and
kainit In equal proportions. for the
r.a., aided by the cottonseed from this
years crop, will give you an abundant
supply of nitrogen. On the rest of the
field apply the fertilizers at the time
of planting in the furrow. have lit
tie fear but that you will find that the
acid phosphate and potash applied
this fall will give you better results in
the crop next year than the spring ap-
piication in the furrow. And not only
this, but it will enable you to get .
better stand of crimson clover sown
among the cotton at laying-by time
next summer. II you get stand Of
crimson clover In the cotton field, you
will have done more for your land
than in any other way, for the winter
cover is worth of itself an application
Of fertilizer in the prevention Of the
wasting of the fertility in winter,
while the clover will get more nitrogen
for you to turn into corn next year,
with the aid Of your homemade ma
nure. Let us put q little forethought
into the economical production of .
cotton crop, and get down to real
farming with cotton.-W. F. Massey,
North Carolina Experiment Station.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29
HARMONY OF REPUBLICANS
Among the Besses ut the
Present Time.

The Chicago Times-Herald, the lead
ing administration organ in the mid
die west. has been keeping up run
ming fire of attack upon republican
Senator Foraker, of Ohio. Some quo
tations from. the Times-Herald upon
this subject, the Argus has repub
lished.
Senator Foraker has replied to Ger.
tain of the attacks as follows:
MY attention has just been called to
the editorial In the Times-Herald of last
Sunday. entitled: Now. Retire Foraker.
This article Is made up of charges and
insinuations that are but tissue of false
hoods from beginning to end. without any
basis of excuse whatever. and you knew
that they were such when you published
them. l respectfully ask that you print
this as publicly as you did the editorial to
which it has reference
The Chicago Times-Herald prints the
above, and comments upon it as fol-
lows:
Among the charges and insinuatlons
Senator Foraker characterizes as a It's
sue Of falsehoods from beginning to end
was the statement of his connection
with the ballot box forgeries. This mat
ter received official Investigation In
Washington in January. 1890. 1t was
proved that this same Senator Foraker.
then governor of Ohio, entered into a
conspiracy with one Richard G.. Wood.
Of the Hall & Wood Ballot Box Co.. for the
purpose of attaching the names of GER
tain prominent Ohioans, including Gov.
Campbell, Ben Butterworth. William Nc
kinley and others, to a contract which was
to be used as bluff against Campbell and
also to discredit the others.
"Foraker's plot miscarried, because
the forged signatures were accepted as
genuine and the truth had to come out
to save it's author from more desperate
consequences.
Before being dismissed from the stand
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29
HERE AND THERE.

The dairy industry promises to DO
a large QUE in the south in the near
future. Our agricultural and me.
chanical colleges should wake up.
-On everey 1arm where there are
stock and grain growing there should
be q permanent pasture. In most of
the older sections of the country blue.
grass will be found the best and most
reliable. ..
Butchers are on the lookout for
good mutton all the time, and the COM
plaint Is that they can not get enough
of 1t; that is, good mutton.
The 400 pound hog has gone for.
ever, and the use Of cotton seed oil for
lard is responsible for it. Lard can be
grown more cheapiy on cotton PLAN
tation In Dixie than on hog.
The Georgia State Agricultural 40
ciety has decided to give one day to
the discussion of better handling and
selling o. cotton at its next meeting.
second Wednesday in August, at Quit.
man. rEt
The farmer can grow cheap foods
IN the summer and convert them into
high priced butter in the winter, and
find . reader market; but he must
have fresh cows, good shelter and am
PIE food, and all prepared in season.
OF all the combinations for prot.
table farming near our large cities
and towns, there II none superior to
that OF butter and eggs. There are no
more staple products; none that Ays
~ more demand than, these two.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29
NICELY TAKEN IN
he Kaew the Wax.
World Bat Got Causht
Mapping.

The man in question used to saw h.,
the way Of the world as a cat knenna No ~ q
own kittens, and laugh at the w;les slSws ~ lts
who live on their wits, s' VI those
ne naa been economizing at every .,.-
Tor q, long time, saving ali that ha an turn
Tor the holidays were near at hand s'ula,
LETT his station the other night in III. "A. ne
Of blizzard. The buses had stonnsd d'eeta
ming, and he buttoned his coat collar .hul: aaa.
his neck with q determination to 1UoHt woS
home rather than squander the price Of. Of .
"Beastly night" said a tall. ;mno,,.
man, az be tapped our friend on the bbfnS sbon|S
der; Get into my carriage there; iii Tb h.
with you in minute" and be dashed ;nto ~
the station after his bag. It was too aocS .0sS
an offer to be refused, and the truyeIua sGus
man put in most, Of his time in THANKING
4 his ben @beneiaetor. who politely insisted that that
"Just tell him where to drive TO- he .,;,
later; 7 get out here. No, don't mentos, ne Iam,
it. Glad Of the opportunity" en''n
Now, it was q horrible night, and he w,.
using another mans carriage, so he con1J mHi
not do less than to treat the driver % anS
give him cigar to keep his nose warm A.
last the economical traveller was at home '
and he shouted a CHEEKY good nirht a,
he slammed the door Of the vehicle anS ~
started for the house. '1N
"Here,", cried the driver, "you've forgot.
ten something" e''
Thanks. What is it," as he hurried
back.
mime shillings;"
"What?" as the narrowing conviction
seized him. "Why, the other man" ''A
"That other man be blowed. don't know
him from crow. You took the cab"
Then our man drowned the voice of the
storm while he was settling, and, going in.
swore his wife to secrecy. That's the way
It got out.-Pearson's Weekly.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29
TANK OF AMONIA EXPLODED,
Two Men Severely Injured by the
ExplOsiOR Of Tank Of Ann
mOnla ut St. Louis,

st. Louis, July ga tank cantain-
ing 80 gallons of ammonia. in the base
ment of the Union Dairy Co.'S milk
depot, exploded, Tuesday night, caus,
ing extremely painful injuries to A. C.
Pundt and Everett G. Riggs, the dairy
company's engineer and fireman.
Both men were standing near the
tank when it burst. They were
dres sed in thin clothes, and the ex,
plosive penetrated their attire, burn
ing them as severely as if they had
been scared with red-hot iron. The
burns of both men are confined to their
breasts, stomachs and thighs.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29
THE FLOP OF AIcER.
He Has Given Governor Plngree Q
Throw.DOwn On the Sen.
atOrial Schene.

Alger has fooled Pingree. In the Ian.
guage of the race track, the unresigned
secretary has hedged.
In his last unbosoming, which was
made to New York reporters, he ~.
sures the public that he never had any
idea of forming an alliance with Gov.
Pingree. The latter, he declares, to his
surprise called upon him during a re-
cent visit to Michigan and persisted in
forcing upon him, as it were, a SEN
atorial boom. Alger admits the soft
impeachment that he accepted the
boom, but nys that in doing SO he
made no alliance either offensive or de-
fensive with Pingree.
This presentation of the case does not
accord with Alger's interview given to
the Chicago reporters several days ago,
Just after he came from his conference
with Pingree. Then he acknowledged
that he had joined hands with the po-
tato statesman for the purpose of de-
feating Mr.. Mcmillan for the Michigan
senatorship and securing the toga for
his own shoulders.
He even admitted that he would
make his fight on a platform declaring
hostility to the trusts and favoring the
election of senators by direct popular
vote. He did not deny Pingrce on that
occasion, or mention that he had ever
opposed his potatoship for governor.
But he did deny that he was ever o
member of the Diamond Match trust
which denial has since been refuted by
Alger's own testimony taken from the
records of a court in which that trust
was litigant.
Alger's New York interview will
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

DIR. McQueston, late of Gen. Otis
staff, and health officer at Manila, says
that the western volunteers are "the
finest soldiers in the world but "they
allwant to return home." And the rea-
son he gives is this: "The men enlisted
to fight for their country, and they are
not the kind Of men who want to stay
and fight an insurrection for money or
the fun of fighting" Nobody knows
better than the volunteers that they are
not fighting for their country" or to
iberate an oppressed people, but are
engaged in conflict to correct Mr.. Nc
Kinley's colossal blunder.-N. Y. World.