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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
T0RAL ACQUITTED.
Government Officers Censored Yer
dict by Majority Of One Vote.

NTCt bN WaIOTIIy u VNV '"'''
MADRID. August 6.-The Supreme
Court Martial before which Generals
Toral and Pareja have been on trial
charged with surrcndering Santiago de
cuba to the United States force without
having exhausted an means Of defense
has acquitted both officers on the ground
that they acted upon the orders of their
superiors and only surrendered when it
was impossible 10 do otherwise.
The Judgment severely censures those
in high command In the colonies and in
Spain. as we'll as the government officers
responsible for the lack Of resources for
the defense of the colonies.
II was rendered by a majority OF one
vote only and f. not well received by the
press and public. who wanted a clearer
exposure Of relative responsibility.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
TRAGEDY IN WASHINGTON.
A Pension Examiner Cuts a Young
Girls Throat With "A Razor.

WASHINGTON. Aug. IA horrible
murder was committed to-day in the
northeastern section Of the city, when
BENJAMIN n. Smell. a special examiner
In the Pension once, a man about forty
years OF age. killed Liza WeissenDerger,
girl thirteen years OF age who had
been employed In his household untll a
few months ago. when she was taken
home BY her parents.
Smell seemed TO be infatuated with mo
child, and paid her q great deal OF at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08

Great Employer always employ mar
ried men If possible.
His Fricnd-Good idea. Helps conserve
that sacred institution. the home.
Il hadn't given that a drought. but
guess 1t is SO. j employ married men be-
cause they are more tractable. Indian
ap0lis Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
His Picnic.

Notwed-spose you're going to the pic
mic tomorrow
Beenwed-Not exactly going 10 one. but
I'll be where there IS one I'm going TO
stay home and mind the baby while my
wife goes.-Columbus (Oh.o) state jour
nal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08

He-You can't expect me to be pleasant
all the time.
She-Oh. no; the very best 1 can DO Is
hope that you VIII be simply agreeable
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES North American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08

"Smlthers is dead"
TOO bad. There was a man OF strong
Will and sound mind"
True as gospel BY the way, they
tell me that the heirs propose TO break
his will because OF unsound mind.
ton Journal
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AFTERMATH

Louisville is To- have another telephone
system 20 compete with the Ohio Valley
Telephone Company.
According 10 the report Of Secretary
Coburn, Of the State Board Of Agricul-
turc, the Kansas corn crop this year will
be more than $40 100000 bushels. The larg-
est previous yield was i'm 1883. when the
total was 210.OO0 900 bushels. Mr.. COburn's
report is based on the statements OF 1900
correspondents. located IN an of tho
townships in the State. Most of the
corn is already made and the rain tonight
will put the light corn out of danger.
J. r. Francis OF Chicago, resorted TO
novel way in which to express his opin-
Jon ON the tax question. Appended to his
schedule returned 20 the Board of Review
in which his personal property values are
placed at Sl02i5 by the assessors, the fol-
lowing sworn statement appears
And 4 further s0lcmnly swear (strictly
private and conhdeniaD that II you 90
not get at the millions OF money possess
sed by the miserable selfish aristOcracy.
the millionaires of Chicago and assess
the same as you do my hard-earned
money, that / will leave Chicago in SUI
premc disgust and probably spend the re-
mainocr of my life among a more civilized
people, where corrupt Christians are not
known
Judge Dubose, an Confederate and
leading lawyer. in a Memphis Court OF
Justice recently advocated lynchlng a
white man who had assaulted negress.
Judge Dubose said II negroes should lynch
the man the white people OF Memphis
would applaud them
Real Estate valuations In Chicago have
assumed the place Of importance with
the Bard of Assessors. Marshall Fields
property leads the list OF some larger
owners announced by the assessors. being
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08

Captain ]. r. Mullett arrived at Santa
Where sympathy Was Due.

A great deal is said Of the trials Of Job,
but his wife who had 10 put up with
him while ne was sick, deserves more
credit.-Atchison Globe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
A MOST PLEASANT CURE.
You Can Carry 1t in Your Pocket.

tablets 10 cents; Is tablets, p cents
al all druggists or sent by man from
1JOj Arch street Philadelphia, Pa
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valued at N.sie.700. Fields property oc-
cupied by Mande Brothers. at the north
east corner OF State and Madison streets.
represents the highest front foot value
In the city, the total being $4,000, or
1880 front foot.
Captain j. r. Mullett arrived at Santa
Barbara, Cal. on Friday from Santa cruz
Island with forty live sea lions. This is
the biggest single catch ever made AT the
Islands. These lions will be shipped to-
morrow TO New York. from which point
they VIII be sent 20 Antwerp, Belgium,
where, In The zoo gardens. they Will re-
ceiye the training 10 tit them for public
appearance in parks and expositions.
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TIM WEEKLY TIMES-Issued and mail
"a I'm TWO parts-Onc dollar year py
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The Tilnes.
THE TIMES COMPANY.
TINES BUILDING
TENTH AND RN.>N
RICHMOND, VA.

RICHMOND VA.
qHE DAILY TIMES is served by car
riers on their own account IN inns S,ts
ana Manchester for 10 cents week,
Sbcn Maid weekly. but ID cents per
month. when paid monthly, by maj
outside OF Richmond, 80 cents mon'h'
$50 a ycar-anywhere IA the Ohite~
states. 49,. 5000.
Reading Notices. in roadng-matter type
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Specimen copies free.
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RUSlNESS DISPUTE

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ZANGWILL PROTEsTs.

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O footroi5 fo t,ro~..a # p,olid be Awe
to such men MS Austin Corbn. what
does be mean by the phrase Hebrews
as cla~s?' There is uo such thing as
Hebrews as a class You might just as
well say Americans or Euglishmen 'as
class Let Mr. Corbn object to mdi-
viduals If ne so pIoases. but ict him NOT
label them as a class for there SIS mo- such
idea that the average Hebrew is Jess
desirable patron Of his hotel than the
avortga Christian think ho would have
great difficulty I'm nroyino u.
"rbis latost manifestation of anti
sonitisn IL il should gain any ground
ion America. would hurt America more
than the jews as it hurts the ideals
which uudcrlle the American Constitution.
\ Jewish paper not long ago n comment
ing upon the death of r. prominent jew.
whose many good deeds were known TO
very few. and whose life was wholly iu-
conspicuous, pertinenuy asked why is
it that the Haunting, Wanting jew is
picked out AS Is type rather than a. man of
this charactcrg
"That is ID question which ]. too. should
like To have answered believe il would
throw considerable light ON this question
of antl-Semitism and on the real mo-
tives which undcrlic it,
PREACITERs EECREATING.
~.
,"is ~. 'lo ny,
- .'' .l..
bayo cone ~ Nortbnold for snirituai ro-
freshment.
After so many years of bitter contro-
versy. it seemed Go some of the members
that something should be done or Pres
byterianism i'm New York would receive
a. blow from which it might take years
10 recover. So Rev. Dr. Shaw the mode
ratOr; Rev. DR. Merle smith The sweet and
earnest pastor of the Central church, OF
which Mrs. Cleveland used 90 Doe mem-
Der, ana other strong men undertook 10
transport all the pastors Co d. l. Moody's
conference az Northheid. where IN prayer
and social and religious intercourse they
might be strengthened. not for further
controversy. but for better work n their
own parishes William r. Dodge and
other rich preshyterians subscribed the
money 10 nav the expense of their en-
tortainmenf Tho result will be watched
vim Interest Mr. Nfoodv as is veu.
llrou.n Id The most orthodox of mon
..rrt.t.. ,-f.tf.--..t
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THE MAILING LIST IS ONLY T RI I,
tsb ABOifT EVERY TEN DAYS. / u LII, liz
FORE. DO NOT FEEl IN n. a. C * -rIiI
&c f11r u = PINK SLIP rs NOT CliANGE1D!
As soon AS THE SUBSCRIPTION IL
RENEWED.
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All subscription by mail payable IN sp-
rsnce Watch the label on your paper,
a. Won live ont OF Richmond ana see
when your subscription expires, SO 40"
can renew before the paper Is stoppeu'
~ r,gr,o, &C. siwavs Indebted 10 friends
yybo favor h with society items an9
personals but must urge that al SUI
Sc sent over the signature OF INC
AL Unsigned communications will be re-
jcCted always.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
FRESH GOSSIP
FROM GOTHAM
The New York Sun is Having Trouble
With Its Printers.
SHEEHAN ATTACKS CROKER
ZangwilI, the Author, Roasts man
haitian Beach Hotel-Prcsby-
terrain Preachers Visit
Evangelist Moody.
SHEEHAN ATTACKS CROKER.

NEW YORK, Aug. 7-SpeciaL-Ths
New York sun is having a lively war
with the Typographical Union, and IN
stead OF issuing the usual twelvepaBe
news sheet on Sunday, II was forced to
cover the news within four pages. on
Monday the sun appeared as six-page
paper.
Several days ago q circular was issued
by the sun Publishing Company, stating
that on and after that date the sun would
be an open office meaning that it would
not discriminate against union printers,
but would reserve the right 10 employ
non-union printers as we'll With this
the whole force walked out and left the
sun 10 do the best IL could.
The sun makes the following editorial
statement:
THE SUNS VERSION
A number Of machnists We're employed
I'm one Of The mechanical departments Of
the sun, and It was their duty to attend
to certain machines which cast type au-
tomatically. Their work was purely thar
Of mechanics and could be performed
properly by mechanics only.
A representative of the Typographical
Union came TO the Sun office and served
notice that the union would not permit the
employment Of mechanics upon the ma
their places and the machinists must be
discharged. The office manager eXpostu-
lated and pointed out the fact that print
ers could not attend 90 the casting ma
chimes which only-trained mechanics could
operate, the mechanics, he suggested
might be- taken into the Typographical
Union. That idea the walking delegate
secuted. and he made his demand peremp-
tory and final There was nothing for &c
but compliance. and the sun office afford
ed the spectacle thcncoforward of a. num-
her of machines each with 70 compOsir1r
looking az ii. while IL automatically per-
formed IT'S work
So long as the Typographical Union con-
fined it's energies 90 the mere oXtOrtion of
money we thought We could afford 90 be
indifferent. and We never betrayed any
open resentment We continued 10 pay
weekly considerable sums that had not
been earned and we should have cheer
fully maintained the practice, but when
We We're confronted with a. cynical and
brutal intimat0n that we must obey
tho orders of the Typograp Union
I'm a wholly new and arbitrary direction, or
have the publication of the sun suspend
ed Boy force. it became az once apparent
that we could no longer SO conduct our
business and maintain our self-rc pect
Weare I'm favor OF the best wages. and
we have always paid the highest wages
that prevailed We shall. we trust. always
De- able to do so. What we also propose
is that our employees in addition to being
the best paid men iu their calling. shall
Doe honest and sclf-rcspec men, selling
their labor as they see DC 90 sell it and
holding themselves as men deserving TO
be free
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WE DESIRE TO CALL THE. A Att :,
TrOX OF ALL PERSONS SENDlNsG,
POLITICAL NEWs IN. AMP rf 3THE 70 TIE TIE
NETCcFSSTTY OF SIGNING THElRS
NAMES TO SUCH REPORTS. IS 1T rs il
-T,t4ts pr-i y OF THIS PAPER NOT TO
PTBLIsH ANY ARTICLE, IL, Tie :, NM NANh
vi ryrtiC,TED CONTRIBTTIONS Will
NOR EE RETURNED UNLESS ACCOM-
PANIED BY STAMPS.
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MANCHESTER BUREAU, lia HULL
STREET.
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PETERSBURG AGENT.
MRS. S. c. HUTCHINSON, Z LOMbAi'i
STREET.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-03

Ii seems almost to be taken fol
grated by the majority Of men that
money is Of more value than any
thing else. Character, reputation,
absolute fidelity to even the finest
shades of distinction between honor
and dishonor-the almighty dollar
seems sometimes to weigh all these
Town and sit throned on a mans
eternal soul Rev. Charles NJ.
Sheldon in Ladies Home Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-03

Summer Resorts.
Sweet sulphur Springs. Nelpen.
White SULPHUR Wells, English.
Fair View Springs, Boonvllle.
Fritzlon Mineral Springs, Evan
DeGonia Mineral Springs Derol'l''
Ash Grove Springs. Detionia
Tickets will be sold at one and oNp
third fare for the round trip on the '',.
iicatc plan, and same must be coll' IN
signed by the pr rprict, OF sumih'
sort visited. ,,rs
sunday Excursion Rates OF one lI'
for the round trip. good forthe Gay o,''
V. +. CLAycoMp, Agent
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She" But how can YOU think
I'm pretty, when my nose turns up
80 dreadtully2
He-'Well, all have to say Is,
that it shows mignty poor taste in
backing away from such lovely
mouth. Harlem Life.
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OBSERVATIONS.


Well insured.
Is harder 10 save a penny than
il Is 10 earn II.
A woman's smile is more dan
gerous than her frown.
knowledge j. weakness when
il is unnecessarily displayed
Men ana women who are odd
might get even by marrying.
An ignorant wise man Is less dan
gerous than an educated fool.
After the prodigal came to HIM
self he came back TO his father.
Poets are born-therefore their
ancestors should be held responsi-
bic.
Most mems wives are nearly az
biz help 10 them a. porous plas-
tiers.
Get ahead in the world i you
can. but don get ahead in sa-
loon.
some women speak little to a
mans heart and but little 10 hi~
mind.
But few wives who drive their
husbands TO drink have 10 use
whips.
A good dinner often transforms
bitter memory into a pleasant Tor
getory.
A mans condition i truly pita-
bic when he has nothing good to
live for.
When a woman never mentions a
mas name she either hates HIM or
loves him.
The races have been the cause OF
many a man spending his vacation
in the city.
stupid wi. dom l. so universal
that only crazy cleverness Is now
marketable.
1t takes a plain woman five time
a. long TO buy a new hat a. II does
a pretty woman.
Somehow it doesn't ease the pair
OF failure to reach it through the
advice OF a friend.
Human nature bevilders III be
cause We study other people instead
of studying ourselves.
Old bachelors sometimes kiss
babies, but generally they would 9
lot rather take castor oil.
Before he gets married, mar
I-w, arr To love always; afterwards
he generally loves to swear.
A book lover is person whC
wouldn't prop up window with ;
blue and gold volume of poetry
Neighbo,ly sympathy is a goo'
thing. but a man dislikes TO haT'
to break a leg to get a little OF 1t.
A boarding house Is the place Z
get substantial food. 1t Is often :
substantial that you can't chew II.
Some mems idea OF making
might Of it j. their inability To re
member anything the next morning
The men who prosper in thi
world are the men who mind thei
own business and keep on mindinl
lit.
In nine cases out Of ten the maj
who INDUCES IN champagne at night
has to tolerate a real pain the mex
morning.
A woman always feels secre
contempt for another woman VIII
haS on bargain shirt waist Jus
ike hers.
There are but few female lawyer,
A woman would rather lay dow
the law to one man than practice
in the court.
;. We like dogs because they are :
constant and affectionate, and v
like cats because they are 20 ficn
and Indifferent.
Women who can't 20 away in Il
summer always h We their opinio
Df other women who leave the
poor husbands sw, Itering in Il
! heat.
4 4 woman is never happy unle
Y he can attract attention-and
she can't do it any other way i
puts on a big hat and goes to Il
theater.
Ii seems almost to be taken I
s graIted by the majority Of men tn
money is Of more value than an
hing else. Character, repn.atio
= absolute fidelity to even the fine
shades Of distinction between hon
) and honor-the almighty doll
seems sometimes to weigh all the
Town and sit throned on mar
A eternal soul Rev. Charles J
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ARE YOU A DEM0CRATl

Az oiG atage reads There T. place
.or everything" and for syerythins % D.
4 It's place. he LOUISVILLE DISPATCH
s.olld tnd a place in The home q esery
DEMOCRAT IN the SUNNY SOUTH The
Dispatch IS the people paper owned BY
ne people. and is always ready % ish,
for the cause Of the people. 1T STANDS
SQUARELY on THE CHICAGO PLAT
FORM. without the aid or consent Of tn
2oIG Bug MonOpol Is and a fair compar
scn OF lis news service tnow b-iug fur
Ms he'd over leased wires by the New YORK
sun. the Chicago Inter Ocean and III
Northern Press AsscCiatioul wifh that
.ny other paper. will iuiy verify its
SIS 8 III sou see Il in the Dispatch it's
3 ara Il it's so IL is always n The DIS
"a en-"
The Dispatch also has staff Of owe.
lrl active correspondents in the Sou b. ana
tfl POSITIVELY GUARANTEE MORE
-HaN DOUBLE THE SOUTHERN NEWs
any otter Louisville parsr. Get the
zach. il si.es the mes ard tells the
about IL
1fy rasss sunday = pares: Week
N. si-r a Ire Weekly
~ - rems-t 'ie .w price o.
81 % for both papers in advance.
Weekly Dispatch, 81 90
Weekly COURIER, 1.5O
$3.50
In advance. both for half price
per year, sl.25.
Send your n mes and money Il
the COURIER. Jasper. Ind.
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Madison Township Trustee
Notice.

Notice j. gwen that hereafter the Irus
lee Of Mad sca township will y al the
Office OF DR. Bean. IN Ireland. on every
SATURDAY.. for the pur pose Of attending 4
township business, and all persons hay
ing business with the township are tx
pected TO confine II tc those days.
The township library i KEEP al lsaa,
AIexander's IN Ireland, where all may
cbiain the books.
rhe Indiana school books will b,
.o.tnc at Vim. T. Young's store at al
times. JONI r. NORNAS.
Aug. Is. 'a5-v Trustee Madison TIP
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-03

Our next census will show a pop
ulation of about seventytive mil
lions, says the Ladies Home Jour
nal. To complete this count within
the required thirty days about fifty
thousand census enumeratofs will
he employed. 1t will be necessary
for them to count at the rate of two
and half million persons per day,
or ev, n faster. The population o
All cities and towns of over eigh
4 ousand must be enumerated with
in a period " two weeks.
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Hall Township Business.

LNotice Il hereby given that the under
signed. Trustee Of Hall township. viii
attend 70 township business on each Eat
nriay Of the year. al my office. AMI per
cons having township business 10 tran.
sact are required To present i TO him Cd
Saturdays.
The township library will also be found
al nv office near ROsamond, and the cit
.zens are invited to call there for library
broke.
The Indiana Series Of School books
NAV be had at my office, and at John J
Mes .hede's. in Celestine.
LEVI l.. JACOBS,
Trustee Hall township.
Aug. s. 1877
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Columbia Township Trus-
tees Notice.

The undersigned. Trustee of Column
ola To. Dubois county. Ind, will attend
10 Township business al his residence on
every Saturday, and persons having
,o.n-hip business 20 Transact are re-
CRESTED to present il on hat day OF the
seek
The Township Library i kept at ths
Office Of the Trustee. where those en-
titled can obtain books
r. +. SMITH. Trustee.
Aug. 18th, lsa1 y.
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sPAYD & MILLER. Jasper, Ind.
F.h. "a. f~e-l year
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
VOLLMER & co.,

MAIN STREET, Jasper. Ind
Always have tie best turnouts, Of any
variety for customers particularly COM
mer"ial travellers. Courteous and care
ful drivers to all parts Of Dubois and adj
dining counties. Horses boarded and
sold on cheap terms.
oct 10, iSN.-iy,
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Clerk-"Does it take you an hou'
to 90 around the corner?'
Boy-"A man dropped quarter
down hole in the sidewalk "
Clerk And it took you all this
time to get it QUIZ
Boy-"Yes, sir. / had to wal
till the man went away. Harlem
Life.
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ALWAYS on the right side OF the great
questions 81 the day Prints Just what II
means In an independent. straightf0rward
manner. Our aim Is TO make A paper for
the people JUST as We ind them-good
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-03

Sir Henry Irving makes good
point in The Ladies Home Journal
Through study OF Shakespeare"
he says, the taste Of the nation
will benefit, the Language will be.
come more exact without losing is
elasticity, ana the priceless heritage
of our English tongue will be pre-
served to the world in its puri ""
The great speech makers just now
are The COURIER advertisers.
They are talking from the band
stand. Read them.
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Boone Township Trustees
Notice.

The undersigned, Trustee Of Boone
township. Dubois county, hereby gives
notice that he will attend TO all business
pertaining "a the Otfi = OF Trustee al his
residence, about one mile west 81 Por-
tersville, on Porfersville and ireland
road. on Saturdays Of each week. and
re0r -sts all persons having township
.,1siness 20 present II on >atuI lay Citi
xens desiring books from the Township
Library. are notified that the Library j.
kept by VIM. McHarris. in Portersville
y. b. CoFFNAS, Trustee.
Aug :. 1897 y
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No. = leave. Jasper daily AZ . ~ T. Al
f.vs- AZ Hlntng1ur- az 5 ~.
y - leaves Hunt nZnnrg dairy, excel
Sunley AZ s % a. ui. ARRIVES AZ Jasper At r-at
NJ = leayt- HuntinEuurs daily AZ -.tHt AT
tiVrs in Jasper AZ go ~ TAI