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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-25
Something in a Name.
Deficient.

st. Louis Democrat.
Mr.. Fearnaught, pilot Of the Shamrock,
is said to be afraid of nothing.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-25
MAY PLEAD FOR MERCY.
Compromised Members of French
General staff in Distress.

LONDON. Aug. 25.-The Rennes cor
respondent of the Daily News says:
1.-THE more compromised members Of
the general staff are considering the pol
icy OF an appeal to mercy as a last re-
SORT -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-25
dashed INTO FURY
Continued from First Page.

dereau, and asked Gen. MERCER where
D1eyfus could have obtained particulars
about the pneumatic brake
The general holly objected to being
asked to repeat his evidence, and M.
Labor equally warm. said: 81 am only
asking for definite statements
MERCER then said he thought Dreyfus
might have had cognizance of the brake
at Bourges, adding: I'm any case, he
had a better chance to obtain such knowl-
edge than Esterhazy could possibly have
had"
NJ. Labori-Gen. MERCER says Dreyfus
might have had cognizance. I desire to
emphasize that expression We shall now
pizance of the brake.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-25
AT THE THEATERs.
METROPOLITAN.

The exhibition of moving pictures at
the Metropolitan opera house will close
with the afternoon and evening per
formances tomorrow.
The sale of seats for the engagement of
the Banda Rosa at the Metropolitan
opera house indicates crowded houses all
next week. Thousands of people who
failed to heard the band when it played
here last April and who were unable or
unwilling to make the long trip to Har-
riet this summer will avail themselves OF
this opportunity of enjoying the music
of the greatest concert band in this coun-
try.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-25

ton will be taken to prevent arms end
ammunition from being supplied to the
insurgents. ZIG
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-25
No SIGN OF Thu End
WAR IN THE PHILIPPINES MAY GO
ON FOR YEARS AT THE PRES
ENT RATE
FILIPINOs ARE WELL SUPPLIED

Unless Americans Force the Fight
ing and Hold Ground Taken, the
Enemy Cam Find Subsistence and
Situation Is Gloomy, and Rebels
Have Ample Funds.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-25

The money to bring home the Nebras-
ka soldiers has been advanced by a
wealthy man named Thompson. 1t is
expected that at the next meeting Of the
legislature an appropriation will be made
and that he will then be reimbursed.
It sounds rather queer to hear the
Portland Oregonian describe Mckinley as
"a shifty opportunist." OF course tho
appellation fits him quick enough, but
the medium Of it's transmission is or
thodox Republican.
Certain Republican papers are just now
very much concerned about the future
policy of the Democratic party. But
why worry? Mr.. Mckinley seems to get
along quite well without any policy.
A Pittsburg paper describes a striped
bass weighing thirty pounds as a pom
now if some Of our Minnesota fishermen
are to be believed.
1t Is, possibly, true that the Filipinos
have many Savage characteristics"-
common with some of the people of this
country who burn negroes at the stake.
Half of the Republican papers appear
to roast Gen. Otis for the express pur-
pose Of affording the other half an op-
portunity of defending him.
Dreyfus appears to have his good and
bad days like an invalid. It is, however.
really hoped that he is surely conv1-
lescing.
So far France has not seen her way
clear to increasing the force engaged in
putting down NJ. Guerin.
Kentucky Democratic politicians ap-
pear to be deep in the problem how not
to elect state ticket.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-25
RIVER BULLETIN
IS TEMPERATURES


River forecast till s D. m. Friday: The
mississippi will continue rising moderate -
~ in the vicinity of st. Paul.
NESTERIl I,Ss ID .rr,r-1
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-25

Half of the Republican papers appear
to roast Gen. Otis for the express pur-
pose Of affording the other half an op-
portunity of defending him.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-25

Dreyfus appears to have his good and
bad days like an invalid. 1t is, however.
really hoped that he Is surely conva-
Iescing.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-25

1t Is, possibly, true that the Filipinos
have many Savage characteristics'-in
common with some Of the people of this
country who burn negroes at the stake.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-25
DREYFUs ENTERS PROTEST.

Gen Risbourg, who was commander of
the republican guard in Paris in 1884,
was the next witness. He described the
scene with Capt, Lebrun-Renault, when
the witness learned of Dreyfus' alleged
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-25

So far France has not seen her way
clear to increasing the force engaged in
putting down M. Guerin.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-25

Kentucky Democratic politicians ap-
pear to be deep in the problem how not
to elect state ticket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
SACRED SERVICES.
Bishop Wilmer TO Preach To-Day.
other Exercises.

BISHOP W inner 10 lItatii ~ 10y
other Exercises.
Bishop r. II. Wilmer, OF Alabama, Is
stopping at Brook Hill. lie VIII predch
this morning at il o'clock at Emmahuci
church. HenucO county.
Services will be held this morning az
Christ church. but there will be none
az night Bishop Funston, who was 10
preach, was unable 20 reach the CITY.
Rev. s. r. Maxwell. pastor Of Third
Christian Church. who has been absent
from the city for the past two weeks
conducting meetings in Amelia and Loui-
sa. has returned 10 the city and viii
occupy his pulpit to-day, morning anu
evening.
Rev. J. B. Hawthorne j. D, pastor
elect Of GrOve-AVcnue Baptist church,
arrived I'm the city yesterday. ana VIII
preach at GrOvc-Avcnue to-day az IL y.
At.
At Broad Street church to-day the
pastor. Rev. vs.. g.. Starr, ID. D., VIII mn
the pulpit both morning and night MS
morning subject viii be Links Ia me
Endless Chain of Spiritual Lie. ~
night ne viii discourse on cold coined
in the MINIS of Heaven
Dr. Kerr. pastor Of the First Preshyte-
rian church viii occupy his pulpit to-
day for the last tfme before leaving
for vacation. He Will leave for the VIZ
ginia mountains Saratoga and Canada
during next week.
Rev. Or. George Cooper pastor ~ the
First baptist Church, viii preach az
Barton Heights BAPTIST church this ar
ternoon az 8 o'clock.
llr. Payne. who has been conducting
special meetings at Broad-Street Mission.
no r. Broad street will preach there both
morning NJ II O'Clock. and evening at SIS
O'Clock to-day. Future meetings a.
same hours rs before.
Rev. George NJ Daniel pastor Of Ran
dolph-Strcet Baptist Church. will deliver
a sermon az III O'Clock this morn
ing 10 the Ancient order Of Druids.
At the Soldiers Home chapel to-day
Rev. J. A. McMurray win preach M IL
o'clock. Rev. James Power Smith. d. n,
at 4 O'Clock. and Rev. J. w. Dey al
o'clock. Mr.. Dey's subject viii be
Heaven"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

Oaks. Waltham. and return via Com.
monwealth Avenue Boulevard; p miles;
2.D j. M--Stag picnic and clam-bake
AT a shore resort to be announced. Mill
waukee 1900 Club" will assist in making
merry.
$ p. M-,Efectric light races at Charles
River Park
8 =. M-Pionoors' Banquet. American
House
SATURDAY. AUGUST ~.
I:3O a. M.-All-day run along the South
Shore TO Plymouth. the landing place OF
the Pilgrims
o A. .M--Ail-day run 70 South Natick.
via Echo Bridge, Wellesley College, Hun
newell Gardens and Riverside. 30 miles.
2:$O 7. M.-Races at Charles River
Park.
p. M-Moonlight run 10 Norumbega
Park. Vaudeville entertainment. electrh
cal display and lawn party for League
visitors
me list Of those who viii intend the
meet from the Virginia division Is as
follows: Mr.. II. IT. Doggett Mr.. George
s. Cook DR.. Frank r steel. DR.. +. T.
Baker. Mr. W r Drew. Mr.. G. p. Rich
ardson. Mr.. @. =. Jones IT.. Mr.. Wal
ter A. Watkins. Professor Mutter and ex-
Secretary Ryland OF Richmond; Mr.. j.
Roy Collins and party of ten ladies and
gentlemen OF Norfolk; Mr.. Anthony and
party Of eight ladies and gentlemen OF
Portsmouth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
DOWN IN HENRlC0,
Tuckahoc Board Elects Teachcrs-Of
Tenders Tried.


The Tuckahoe school Board met AT the
Ucurico County superiutendents Office
yesterday and elected the following
teachers.
Sidney school Cwhite) Mrs. Vera Win
ston principal. Miss J.. A. Saddler Miss
Ella Broaddus. Miss w. II. fludgins,
Miss Rosa Brown. Miss L. a. Carter, as
sistants.
Riovista School-Miss Nellie G. Gary.
Ridge School-Miss Ella Rouse.
Deer Run School Miss virginia Blair.
shady Grove School-Aiiss Z. a. Wat
kins.
Holcmans school-E g. Thurman.
stand Springs Miss Maggie Andrews.
Gayton SchOol-Miss Fannie Powers.
Woodward school - Miss Blanche
Glenn.
sidney school (co'orcO IT, C. Lewis
principal. Della Lewis. Ellis O. Robert
son. assistants.
Westward school-W. S Morgan.
Green's School-Ella Good.
Sion Town Sch0ol-W. J.. VaulervaU.
Quinoccasson School-T 1T. Wyatt.
Carbon i'm School-W. s.. Ellet
Springfield School-Goo w. Harris
Squire Lewis yesterday disposed of the
following cases:
l.. Goldberg and Joseph Freeman.
charged with pcddling without license.
viii De tried Wednesday
Edward Berry Nat Lawrence. Jos
Miller. John Lawrence. and Henry Mil
Ter. charged with being drunk and Gre
ating q disturbance near G3ruetts store.
were fined }3GS each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
pTrIZTFD THE pOLTCE.
Y. NJ. C. A. SECRET ARlES.
The Third Annual Conference TO he
He'd August Sd and 18th.


The third annual conference OF IN,
secretaries Of the Young Mems Christian
Association Of Virginia will be held al
the Richmond Association August 81 anC
4,h. The officers OF the Virginia Confer
once are a. follows
s. X Mckee. Richmond. chairman. c.
&. Kent il, Newport News. secretary
treasurer. S. ID. Weeks. Clifton Forge. IL
the third member of the Executive Com
mittce. \ very interesting and profitable
programme has been arranged, and sew
erai visitors are expected. Including cecil
J. Gates, inteInational secretary OF the
South. with headquarters at Atlanta.
John s Sleman, Jr., general secretary
Washington. -. c., and others. The
following Is the programme so far as
THURSDAY MORNING.
a1S-Praise and prayer service. the
9:So~Blble study. Ills Heart" Z. G.
Karnes. Gladstone
ioNo-Biblc study courses-".Grading
Teachers Students. Results j. g.
ipc-@The Mens Meeting: It's object.
Present. FIXTURE" A. G. Irons. Hampton.
i2:oo-"Peryonal Work. How and
When J r. Campbell. Hinton.
f2.Jf-"flye Essential Factors IN n
secre,ary's Lfe.' Rev ]. + MasiIn.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
800 Bible study. His Mind" j. II.
Sheriff. Petersburg.
S:3o-';Nigh' Schools. SuDcrvisiOn
Fsouipnhcnt Teachers students Fees, Re.
suits" IT, A. Meacham Norfolk
s:n1-"othcr Educational Features.
Ttrsd'ng Room. library Literary Society.
Ptac''oai Talls" w. y. ITope. Stanton
S.30-rerrhers' rcaSinr Opportunity
Pesponsibti'v." X MoK@, Richmond.
THURSDAY NIGHT
e.cc--Bihie study. His Body" J. NJ
Graham Richmond.
s3o--''Tbe Physical Department: Man
a~ement Place. Who Should Use It?"
w A. Pheips. Lvnchburs
oao-"eocizl Work What7 How Mads
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

gers. but there was none TO greet the
poor wanderer
Prom the ferry I walked TO the post
Office. and. leaving there. went 10 Tie
old State House and spent a half hour
looking over the interesting collections
OF relies. etc.
no EFFORT TO HIDE
at = o'clock ] lunched in a cafe on
DevOnshire street. and then crossed 20
the opposite side of that street and visit
ed a brokerage Ofnce. 4 then stroned
about the streets I'm that vicinity, ming
ling with the crowds.
Il went into three iewelry stores 20
have ny watch repaired, but in each
place was told that 81 wasn't worth IL.
Il went 20 the Palace theatre and stay
ed there until the performance was over
After that ] walked 20 tho Union sta
ton and boarded a car for Maiden. where
got of and walked about the principal
streets for a while. Returning, J stop
ped of al restaurant on Main street.
Charlostown, for dinner.
During tho day ] inquired my way
from policemen and other persons. bought
newspapers. etc. but was apparently not
recognized by any person ] spoke 10 nor
by any OF the countless thousands TO
whom ] gave the opportunity
Il wound MP my day hv occupying
scat well down front az kGth's theatre.
JOHN FORBES"
PUZZLED THE POLICE.
The fact that John Forbes was walk
ing the streets Of Boston is what puz-
zlcd not only thousands Of citizens hut
put tho whole police department on the
nui vive.
The fact that thero was so waiting for
his Identification ala not trouble them
so much as tho fact that he was there
and Etiii avoiding detection.
A complete description OF The Young
man Was nublshed and also several pic
lures Of him. Thousands n people read
about the experiment. and went ont 10
look FOR him. hut nObOdvv recognized the
man In the crowds on the thorouChfarcs
as he moved around among tho ncon'e.
conscious Of tho fact that many Of them
were looking for him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
Worse Than burglars.

There was a small burglar scare on
west Clay street Friday night The wife
OF one Of the Richmond Fredericksburg,
and Potomac conductors. who was AT
home with no one but her sister, thought
she heard burglars In the house.
About Il o'clock the ladies heard q
great noise as OK falling glass and china
ware and thought II was some one IN the
house who had stumbled over the table.
They gave the alarm and some friends
came 10 their rescue. but found that the
whole uproar had been caused b. few
hungry rats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
A CHALLENGE TO
IDENTIFY HIM.
Missing Man PurposeIy Loses Himself
in Crowded City.
REWARD FOR HIS DISCOVERY.
Description and Pictures OF Him were
Published and He Appeared Every
where in Public without Bcin.
Detected 10y Any One.

Ali Boston has been interested I'm All
experiment which has been going on
there. tending 10 show how easily man
may become lost In a great city.
John Forbes. a young man. lost HIM
self on purpose somewhere within the
limits 81 what is known rs Greater Bos-
ton. The Globe offered ca reward Of $50
10 the man, woman or child who first
found him.
IIe used no disguise but went his way
Ike any doniscn Of the metropolis.
Tic walked the streets bl daylight and
IN the evening. lie rode ON the electric
cars. on the steam trains. visited tho ho-
tells and went 10 the public pleasure re-
sorts. just as any person woula who was
spendine a summer vacation In and
around tho Hub
Forbes agreed 10 acknowledge that he
was the missing man Tor whom a reward
was offered. n discovered. This young
man continued 20 Doc missing for week
and was not Identified during that time
Every night while no was lost. he wrote
q story during the day, telling how he
enjoyed life. This story was published
next morning
HIS FIRST DAY.
This Is the record ne sent in on the
u have bcbn lost I'm tho Boston metro
polhan district for q hours. Thus far
no ono has earned the reward which has
been offered to the person sharp enough
90 disclose my identity
"Thc following shows how 7 occupied
myself during he fr'i day:
AT o'clock Friday morning 7 ate
breakfast IN "a resiauran. 40 tho corner
% West Dcdham and fremont streets. !
then boarded a ca. for the ScOliav 81
station IN the subway. and after waiting
there for 10 minutes, boarded n chr for
Lynn. 7 walked about on Market street
Central avenue. and other th0rOughfareS
IN that city. went into three hotels. and
~ 10 boarded n Revere Beach railroad
train for Rostor.
81 enioved the beautiful ride along tho
breeze. swept coast as welr az q person
who is lost can be expected 70 do. The
ferrvboat from East Boston was wei
fiied. and 7 sat outside ~ the bow I'm
view Of n large number ~ the passen-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
UNVElL MONUMENTS.
Two Erected at OakwOod by the Wood
men OF the World.

Hickory Camp Nc 6, Woodmen OF the
World, will unvei two monuments in
lakewood this afternoon al O'Clock.
The monuments, which are precisely
alike are erected 10 TWO Of lis deceased
members-A. j. Dueslelry and ID. NJ.
Nestal, and Will be unveiled according 10
the ordinances of the order.
The monuments are seven feet In height
and two feet square ~ the base.
The programme VIII be carefully got
ten up. and viii be most impressive. The
Committee OF Arrangements consists Of
Messrs. G.. W. WOOdall, IL. 4. Jones, and
John Seay
Mr.. Duesberry was born aud raised In
this city. and was for twenty years con-
nected with the Southern Railway
as baggage agent. He died at the age
of hfty-0nc years
lie Was highly esteemed by all who
knew him.
Mr. Vestal was a North Carolinian by
birth. but came 10 Richmond % live
some years ago. He was FOR some time
associated with Mr.. Padgett i'm the com
mission business. on Cary street,
He died I'm .lis city at the age OF forty
two years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

a party OF young gentlemen and ladies
LETT third and Franklin streets at Z
o'clock last evening and arrived at For
est Lodge, Glen Allen. at o'clock. After
supper the evening hours We're whiled
away very pleasantly with dancing i'm
which these couples participated:
Mr. T. Il. Sydnor. with Miss Trice: Mr..
Bruce Bowe. with Miss Johnson: Mr. A.
$ Lanier, with Miss Jackson Of South
Carolina. Mr.. Edwin Tanner with Miss
Jones' Mr. G. NJ Halves with Miss Hun
ter: Mr. u. ~ Wilson. with Miss Dick
inson; Mr. 5. C. Talbot. with Miss Helms.
The stays were Messrs Schulker. Or
gain. Buford. Leake. Derbyshire and
Ayers.
The party returned about midnight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
Observation-Disclosures

Miss Mary V. McAieavey and Mr.. Percy
B0wry We're married Thursday evening
at $50 o'clock az the parochia parlors
No. S04 east Grace stree. Rev. Father
Waters officiating
The bride was attired I'm a beautiful
dress Of white organdie over white silk,
and carried brides roses.
The bridesmaid was Miss Rose Nc
Aleavey. sister OF the bride The ushers
were Messrs. r. f. Hicks and Lewis
Lord.
After the ceremony a reception was
rendered at the residence OF the bride.
and congratulations showered upon
them.
The bride IS a most attractive voung
lady Of the West End, while the groom
IS well known and popular in the East
En-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
MARRIED IN WASHINGTON.
Miss Dabney Becomes the Bride of Mr..
LanghOrnc.

Mr.. James VI Lanehorne. bo0kkeeper
for a firm in the Tobacco Exchange
Building. and Miss V. Myrtle Dabney.
daughter Of Mr. r. A. T. Dabnev eloped
10 Washington Friuay and we're mar
ried in that city that night
A telegram was received here yester-
day from the young couple stating that
they would return later In the day.
The bride is only about seventeen years
old and is quite n belle. 10 IS said her
parents objected 20 the marriage on ac-
count Of her youth
only a few Intimate friends knew o.
the plans for the wedding.
Miss Dabney left home Friday max
ing some excuse satisfactory to her pa-
rents She was Joined by Nir. Langhorne
and they took "a train for Washington.
The marriage occurred a. 500 O'Clock
Friday night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
Effective; It's True Aim" s. b. Fem.
lRIDAY MORNING.

Effective; It's True Aim" S. i. Fem,
Roanoke.
FRIDAY MORNING.
0.15-Praise and prayer service.
9.8O-B.bl study. Ills Dangers" G. G.
Kent. Jr., Newport News.
1o.OO-"The Active Member. What Can
Tie Dor How Led 10 do IT." J. Il. Sic
man Jr Washington, u. &.
l.OO-"Afcmbers. How Secured and Re
tanned. Fccs and Payments j. II.
Stubbs. Portsmouth.
housekeeping: Records, Meth
DDS. Rooms, DISCIPLINE l. A. Coulter,
Virginia. -
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
3.0O-Bible study. Ills Influence" j. p.
Stubs. Portsmouth.
800 Business session.
4.OO-"Advertise What you Have: Give
What you Advertise Ambrose Page,
Norfolk.
4.41-"Junior Work: Importance, Place,
Features" g. IT, Hamilton, Richmond.
5.3o-"The Week Of Prayer: How Make
tho Most out OF IT," G. M. Smith Nir-
FRIDAY NIGHT-SOCIAL SESSION.
s.OO-Bibla study. His Power" L. A.
Coulter Virginia.
S90-"A Forward Movement"
900 Refreshments.
9:30-"Royalty. Loyalty
1O.OO-Oocu session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

American artists who have visited RUS
STA are warm I'm their praise of Makon
Sky. whose portraits Of Russian ladies'
have excited their attention For -
Paris exposition M Makomskv will ev-
hlDlt three large pictures. Romeo ann
Juliet. "Ophelia." and "a Fomiv Por
trait The Russian artists of disfinc
ton certainly show great yigor and a
strong colOring 'N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

0-"Workers. Jerkers, Strikers"
The night session is in charge of the
Richmond Association. and the pro-
grammG will be completed by il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
SPECIAL EXCURSION
To ChaHrauqIa aud Return via r.. T.
and T.. aud Penn X. X,

Special train leaves =. r. r. Station,
Washington at 1855 a. NJ. July 18th
Round trip rate only sll from Richmond
When properly validated, the tickets are
good TO return on regular trains until
August Is, 1899.
Apply to Richmond Transfer Company,
9o3 east Main street, or Ticket Office.
Byrd-Stfect Station.
W. p. TAYLOR.
Traf!c Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

the continued
until This has been ago"
The STRAIGHTFORWARD truthful remarkable told
truthful man He cured and by
Spechc virulen5 afflicted
ann for He naturally grateful He others know
benefits he received from the use of and be cured also
ptive diseases untold Ceases itching seepe nights
loss appetite maadies that
their origin in contaminated blood mnng themselves externally
for their
Purifying properties Diseases mailed
Address SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ca.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

treated by The best Physicians mat the surrounuhg
country afforded obtaining only temporary relief The
disease of a very bad order. After being afflicted
for thirty years it attacked me in different form The
itching discontinued, but eruptions of matery ma
ture followed and my general health rapidly Civ
ing way finally told by the last doctor after
found that his treatment did me no good, that was
as well as | would be. AT that time the disease
at its worst stage, and thought was fast sap
ping my life away, when friend called my attention
to your medicine, s. S. S., purifier Of the blood.
AS last resort began using it, and after the first
flrnn hnttl hah l.n.r tnIn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
Z: e. z. IE,' M q Y
7HE ETGH RNEMG

Had ered with antang the blood Mr. H. Borden
vile thirty nfctng subject all the agon
which
temporary relief by practcng physicians only relapse into
OF the hopeless
That despaed OF being cured when friend called his attention to
IS best told in his
Mine o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

L. d. Johnson,
The well-known
Contractor Of this city.
Is doing the
Most satisfactory
Work in the way Of
Cleaning
WALLPAPER and
Frcscoing, without
Moving Carpets
Or the Furniture.
Address
1924 East Main St.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-21

Philadelphia, April 12.-When
court opened for third day of the
trial of ex-senator Quay there were
indications on all sides that the
crucial point in the whole pro
ceedings had been reached, name
ly the question of the admission
Of the books of the bank as evil
dence and especially those docu.
ments found in the private desk of
Cashier Hopkins.
A decision in favor of the de-
Tense virtually means the collapse
of the trial, while the admission
of the books may prove serious
blow to the defendant. The latter
accompanied by his son, Richard,
reached the courtroom ten min
utes befor the opening and before
any of his counsel.