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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-09-21
woman.s R,phts Maintained.

The fast express on the Yavapai and
Tombstone Railroad was bowling mer-
rily along over the Arizona plains Of
sand and cactus. Perhaps the sun
beams had warped the track, or per-
haps petrified tree had fallen across
it, but at all events, as 1t sped by the
side of parched river, the train sud
denly left the track and rolled down
the banks of the so-called stream like
a child at play, landing IN three feet
Of water with splash. and causing
q woful mix-up Of passengers, cush-
ions. baggage and shoe boxes full Of
lunch. The occupants Of one car ex-
tricated themselves from the hodge
podge and sought for means Of exit,
while stanching as best they could the
cuts received from broken glass. But
all places Of egress seemed damned
tight. Then arose a woman's voice, in
emphatic demand: "If you don't let
me right out Of here, I'll break a win
dow"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-09-21

have his apprentices birched by the
police for the asking, or he can do the
birching himself If he feels like 1t.
In numerous rural districts. say the
commissioners, wholesale canings are
In order whenever the tax-paying sea-
son arrives. The commune is respon-
sible to the treasury for the taxes Of
every peasant belonging to 1t and, Of
course, Is interested In speedy collec-
tons being made. Therefore, the vii
lage council gives the collectors general
authority to whip laggards. From the
effects of such official blows a peasant
died in Jusan little while ago.
In 1868 and in 1865 the adjustment
of the knout was again proclaimed to
the sound of trumpets, but DR.. Lobas
discovered month ago that 1t still
reigns supreme in the prisons of Sibe-
ria and Sachalin, visited by him in the
Czarina's name and vested with su-
preme authority for investigation. Only
they call it 'pletj" now, and instead Of
single thong of thick leather 1t has
three. Each of these thongs is as thick
as n finger and cut in triangular form,
tapering off at one end and broad at the
other. The thongs are about a yard
long and often consist of braided leath-
er, which increases their capacity for
infiicting ragged wounds.
The executioner holds the renamed
knout in both hands, dragging the long
thongs upon the ground between his
legs. At given signal he raises 1t to-
ward the top Of his mead by vigorous
movement and then instantly draws 1t
down towards his knees. The thongs
fly whistling through the air, and de-
scending on the body Of the victim,
Irvine around 1t like hoops Of iron. The
sufferer Is always naked save for pair
of linen drawers, and lies PROSTATE on
his stomach on a frame diagonally in
clined, while his hands are fastened to
one end and his feet to the other end.
by these means his body is so drawn
out that he is absolutely incapable Of
making a single movement" says the
physician, "yet when the fearful whip
touches him the poor wretch bounds
up as If struck by powerful electric
current.
Zone counts the overseer. There
follows a splashing noise. Blood has
been drawn. The executioner retraces
his steps and goes through the same
movements again. and again, and again
to the sound of the monotonous two
three four 'five,' six etc"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-09-21


William Henry Harrison's old home
stead ut vincennes, Ind. has just been
sold to 4. s. Shepard for $1,000 The
building was erected by Gen. Harrison
In 1904 at a cost OF $4,000, nearly 400
acres OF land being exchanged for the
bricks alone. Here John Scott Harri-
son, father of former President Benja-
min Harrison, was born, and here Gen.
William II. Harrison, afterward Presi-
dent, held his celebrated conference
with the Indian chief, Tecumseh. The
purchaser of the historic home has be-
gun to repair the damage caused by
years Of neglect, and expects to restore
1t to Its original appearance and pre-
serve 1t as a memento of American
history.
The old home remained In the hands
Of the Harrison family until 1910,
when 1t passed to William Pigeon, who
handed 1t down with his. estate to
Flavius Pigeon, who In turn was forced
to sell 1t to e. s. Shepard. Since II
passed out of the hands Of the Harri-
son family 1t has served multitude
of purposes, ranging from hotel to a
fold for sheep In the winter.
Around this building, erected In 1904
and then claiming the distinction of
being the most pretentious structure
west of the present State of Ohio. Gen.
tiers most Of the territorial history Of
Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, and Wis
consin, when all of that great area was
included In what was known as "In-
diana Territory" presided over by Gov.
Harrison. For several years 1t was not
only the official residence and building
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-09-21
Wheeling.

There Is no reason why middle-aged
or even old men should not take to
cycling, but it should be with frank
recognition of the limitations which age
imposes. Great speed, long distances
and hill climbing put a strain on the
constitution and will find out the weak
places-the parts OF the system which
are ageing faster. perhaps, than the
rest; the heart, 1t may be, or the ves-
GELS Of the brain. So also In regard to
riding bicycles In crowded thorough
fares; the strain on the attention Is
considerable, the risk not small If a
man has lost the quiclness OF youth.
IL you are young you may ride fast; II
middle-aged ut a fair pace; but old
men should be very careful. and never
ride at greater speed than ave miles
an hour.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-09-21
Exnensixe Peace.

Almost every nation, with the excep-
ton of the United States and Great
Britain, is overtaxed to meet the ex-
penses Of maintaining Its army and
navy. France runs behind to the
amount Of $1,000, 900, Austria has
an annual deficit of $S0.O00,0 900, Russia
of $4,000, 900 and Italy Of $4,000, 900.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-09-21

few individuals, leila win be best
remembered by her fash into the life of
Howard Gould, while her meteor was
speeding across the horizon. More than
year after zella had left Cincinnati.
she appeared in New York. She had
been in New York some months when
the press dispatches carried out one
night rich bit Of gossip to the effect
that Zelln had claim, against George
Gould for $4,000. on which she threat
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-09-21
Easy Bicyc,tng.

The Sultan Of Morocco has a some
what imperial method Of amusing him
self with cycling. A couch Is rugged
up between the wheels, and on this the
monarch reclines, studying the cyclom-
eter and the compass, while his attend
ants pedal for him.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-09-21
ZElLA NICOLAUS.
Her Meteoric Career to Have an e,

Her Meteoric Career to Have an End
in an Indiana Village.
There are many who remember leila
with a smile at their folly in Adde'S
cence. But leila has found the world
to be a glitter and, tired Of it all, has
returned to her home In a quiet Indiana
village, to spend the remaining years Of
her life star from the madding crowds
ignoble strife" With the exception Of
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-09-21
isIeeninn tn Corsets.

Sleeping In tight-laced corsets was
once the custom of English ladies. Girls
with STOPPING shoulders had a fat piece
OF board bound upon their backs to
keep their shoulders straight.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-09-21

Duh childrer are more agreeable
than those who are impudently smart.
and do better In life.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-09-21

The invitations to a late wedding
were all verbal, because the man had
no middle name that would look impos-
ing on a wedding card.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-09-21

Daniel Defoe His Choice.
The Prince OF Wales says that his ia
vorite book when he was boy was
Robinson Crusoe."
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-09-21

1t Is a wonder women don't call
wrinkles Exhibit A, and gray hairs Ex-
hibit b, in evidence Of their husbands
Ill treatment.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-09-21

When the wolf finally arrives mt a
mans door, the animal is not nearly %
1srrifying as was expected.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-09-21
HOME OF HARRISON.
HISTORIC HOUSE AT vINCEN-
~ MES. IND. H

Where Harrison Lived When He Cow
erned Indiana Territory Used az
Fort In leo4-scene of the Famous
Conference with Tecumseh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond
Citizens and Other Matters.

Mr. Lucien t. Cooke. a prominent law
yer of Roanoke. SIS in the city.
Mr. Willard smoot left this morning
FOR the northern cities on business.
Major Claiborne Lpscomb was said 10
De better at the old Dominion Hospital
last night
Mrs Edward Kifwoll and children. of
Alexandria Va. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Monroe Grooms. of Church Hh
r. IS Victor. the infant son Of Mr. T..
j. Victor died yesterday az The home Of
its parents at Bon Air The integment
viii Doe made fro Hollywood
Councilman Morgan r. Mills Of Jefier-
e0l Ward. has obtained the contract for
the plumbing and heating improvements
to be placed in the Academy ot Music.
Dir. Louis Rueeer. oldest son ~ Mr..
William Ruogcr. OF Ninth and Bank
streets. returned home yesterday from
W01dtorry Forest Hsh school ~
Orange. VA. t0 spend his vacation with
Die parents.
The Rev. Donald Guthrie DID. of the
Second Presbyterian church. and Rev. A..
Dbl KuDan. of the Third w'il exchange
pulplts ON Sunday morning nc The u
o'clock service
Information was received in Ibis city
from Alexandria yesterday afternoon
announcing the death of Lawrence
Sherwood Woody. infant and only child
0f Alr Lawrence D10 Woody and tho
late Ruth sherwood Woody. aged SIX
months THE child had been sick only a
few days. and WAS taken suddenly worse
yesterday morning with death resulting.
The burial wn take place in Alexandra.
Nr Woody has the sympathy of many
friends u ibis city in his bereavement.
frrhmundere ln rnfr Work.
NEW YORK. June -special.-Rich-
n0nd arrivals. Holland O. j. NIeadley'
Marlborough j. o.. Gray; Imperial Dr.
3D. %. Levy Mrs O. slrus. ST. Denis.
ST. B. Freeman. Mrs. Af B Freeman
Manhattan j. ST. HoHsmaud and WIFE
Grand. j. vs.. Hopkins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24

ed both TO Colonel Anderson and Judge
Christian.
Additional addresses were made by Ma
jor Robert stiles and Or. GeAge r..
Ross. The latter pointed out that the
noble services rendered by Colonel
Thomas u. Carter and Colonel Wilfred
u. Cutshaw. the engineer Of this city.
were due to tho fact that both gentlemen
had been educated az the Virginia Mill
tary Institute and instructed by Stone
wall Jackson.
Colonel Anderson. as well as Judge
Christian. were requested 70 present the
manuscript Of their addresses 10 the
camp so that they might be added 20 the
library.
A letter was received from +. ". Cum
bingham. Of Fort Payne, Ala. who stated
that Mathew A. Tindle. OF Company ID,
Fifteenth Virginia Infantry. would secure
pension n aiiidavits were produced as
20 the services rendered by him.
General 4. l.. Phillips and Comrade
Alex jennings who were members Of the
same company. signed afidavts to that
effect and the adiutant Of the camp
was directed to forward the same.
Mr. Julian Thomas Winiree was elected
10 the scholarship I'm The school OF Pro-
fesor John J.. Mcclure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24

CHAPLIN -Died al 49, %. NJ. fhufday,
June 22I 40 bH e0ns resi- ien :. 10 -.
Cary ST.. AC8USit.S CHAPLIN, "a ne
eiglleth year %. his age
Funeral Will take place from tho
above residence sunday at A.. n.
Friends ana acqula-llses my'ied 10
attend.
sAITH-Died. Friday, June I'D. at :
O'Clock j.. b.. az las plr-li. residence,
corner Sixth and Marx streets frncster-
ncldJ. GEORGE WILSON. lalaat s-u u
Maize DeO Gregory ana Bernard >.
smith. aged Eve months ana t"eniy-one
days.
Across the river the angels have come.
ana another pct has been added 20 the
shining band Long and dark ore the
shadows a coffin brings 90 "a household
when bearing away the dearest GIN II
love and home The angels. I'm gather
ing the shoapcs. Elean often inc iairtst
blossoms. yff iu this there IS s0iace.
that when sorrows come ln Ike a rCoc.
and We are drifting ever with the
worlds tide. tho storm does not reach
his dear spirit mo0re0 within the pearly
gates So mourn we NOT. hoping that
fn the house nor made WITH hands -
DC VIII some time greet us. bright with
holy radiance on his brow.
The funeral VIII take place from hts
home SATURDAY, June 2i,h, at y
O'Clock =. "
Baltimore papers please COPY.
VICTOR. Died. on tho c3d OF June. u
Rom Air Chesterfield county WILLIAM
HEINRICH. infant son n =. = and
AT r.. Victor. aged 1--WE months and
twelve days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24
COL. CARRIERS PORTRAIT.
IL was Presented Co Ice Camp. Con
fedorate Veterans. Last Night

Ia was Presented Co Ice Camp. Con
redoratc Veterans. Last Night.
A large assemblage of ladies and gem
uemen gathered at Lee Camp Hall last
evening for the purpose of attending the
presentation OF me oil portrait OF Colonel
Thomas d. Carter.
After the transaction o. the regular
routine business Commander Peay turned
over the meeting 20 Captain john Il.
Iaughton Jr. the chairman of the Pic
ture Committee. who in ID most happy
strio introduced Colonel Archer Ander-
SON. formerly Acknowledgement of the
Army of Tennessee. who had been pee
questcd tO present ,he picture TO- the
camp
Colonel Anderson gave brief account
of Colonel Carlors early life, which had
been chat 0f an accomplished country
gentleman and skilled physician whose
habits well Cited BIN for the position
of the sknml artillery officer as he
proved 90 be az Seven Pines and a.
sharpshIrg. az well MS at Chancellor
VILE fredericksburg. Gettysburg, the
wilderness. Winchester and many other
places. where he covered himself with
glory
Commander Peay next presented 20 the
camp Judge George J.. Christian. who
had been selected by The camp 70 re-
celve the portrait. lie gave a detailed
history Of Colonel H. Carriers services
as an artillery officer. and spoke OF the
brilliant actions OF him as a member OF
the artillery
AT the close OF Judge Christians adj
dres the usual vote OF thanks was pass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24
COTTON MARKET.

NOW YORK June 23.-CDTTON-Thcr
WAS "a decided let up 90 operations In cot
ton futures The recent continuous llqui-
dalton aud "a marked break IN prices g.
supposed % have eyened up the market
pretty generally. and let the holdings IN
The hands OF The more substantial class.
The market started out barely steady al
unchanged prices 10 "a decline of points
under the thrcefOid pressure Of unsatls-
factory cables continued hearish crop adj
vices and southern selling. Bat after the
late break Few had the temerity 10 sell
for short account, and the market soon
developed a little rahyinE power before
figures OF the previous dry. The rccOv-
cry was stimulated in part by the most
uafayOrablo reports from cotton goods
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24

NOW YORK June @-John g. Moore,
of the brokerage firm of Moore d
s.hlev. and wei-kn0Wn throughout tng
country as successful hnancler. OIL n
at hls home here to-day Tie was hily-
two years old.
Nrr Moore came into national prom
ironco as The ulannn I'm the SUIT cone
testing the consttltonauty of the in-
como task Jaw. Tie WAS actively inter-
ested m railroad affairs, especially IN
cr...th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24
CHIIacA NOTICES.

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a. 1l loun- ..,. d, ais -''
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nor Sixth. and Mainl.-1 I'o c, r.
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smith,
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se..ites az Az. i- ~ .s-l.- cordial INVITA-
lion 90 ah TO Worship "itA 1s.
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preaching a. li A. Al Do, h.. Us, w I" i h,
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subject. ..,..... ~, .fi
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Services a. ID a.. ID. a.. 81 i'.
3. ID. hll-fAN WIl ,,.il..i,..'t,'l W.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24

President ST. T.. ingalls, of the Ches-
aneake and Ohio Railway Company, was
Bon tine city yesterday afternoon lie was
on his way back home from Williams
burg whore Doe made the address 20 ins
graduating class oi William and Mary
college.
afr INGALLS, spent a short time at tbs
general Offices 0f the company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24
Nnr-CANIC ENTpIIONe

are grand. but skin Fruuti0ns robs Ire
of ioy. BnckieEs Arnic1 S4lve cures
them. also Old Running and Fever Sores.
Ulcers. Doiis. Felons. Corns Warts. Cuts.
Bruises Burns. sca.ds. chappei Hands.
Churains. Best Tlle cure on EARTH Drives
ouf Pains ana Aches only y cents q
box cure guaranteed Sold by Owens <
Minor Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24

Com Cablo CON- ............... 10
Col r. and Iron 5000. -.'..'..'. as
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international Taper - ''.'.'.'-' g.
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racine Abn ''''''' .....' i1er
lt1llt c"9 t.f'''' ~
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silNct ,eisi' ~, ',,,l Irvine. '... III.
standard Rope anu 1,1n
sugar .-..s.. 'tt''' 1f-f
Sugar pro .-...--. '-'+'' '''''' cs.-
Tenn &. aho ITO" ss
L. :. Leather .---s. ''''''''''''''' p. =
I. $ Leather p'o''''' 59stt
o. ; NunneI .,t''-''''' 1ig
y. 5. Rubber pi''''''''' "a
w esiein i"u" ,i,irc N
Amer steer hh4 "a on
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BONDS.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24

At I5c.-Opfe Reads Works. an
kansas Traveller, Tho Juckiins' aiso'
works Of Richard Henry SAVAGE.
At c.-To-day, q line OF &c paper eu''
t,ons-works Of hsriitt. Careys' Lyars'
collins. The Duchess. aud some Ger
man TRANSACTIONS.
ALI. THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS. AZ
SPECIAL PRICES.
The Black Douglass, by sidney Crocke.'
David Hsrgm. 4 Duel. by Couan
Doyle; The open question, by E'l1a'
beth Robins; Alvin. by watts Dross
Young Anstoy. when Knishtneod wa.
IN Fiower, The Market Place, ana
others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24
MI Kinds of
SHOES.

except inferior shoes can o. found here.
We offer h0nest material whether 81 be
calf or KLl and made up no an honest
manner int, stylish and Durable Foot
wear for MIN, women and children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24

YOU KNOW that tired feeling is exceed
ingly dlsagrecabc What ls far better.
you may know BY a fair trial. that Hood !
Sarsapafilla entirely cures IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24

Hoods Piiis cure nausea. sick headache
biliousness. indigestion. Price 70 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24

IIFE AND ADVENT CHRISTIAN
church lRoeervoir street near Taylor
street,. Preaching Sunday at 10 a. M
and sIJ p. ~ Evening subject "S gns
from Cod" Sunday school On 9.i5 s. n.
prayer and conference meeting Wcines-
dav at $40 p. 81. Bible study Thursday
~ e1J p. NJ Subject, ''lhe Devils AM
geis.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24

markets and makers, both In this coun-
try and abroad The market had for one
ei.bstantial factor the relauye Iirmness Of
spot cotton with fIture deliveries. Dur
inc tho afternoon the local situation was
ainte apathctic. the low price checking
selling. while the glowing crop accounts
checked buying. PRICES slowly declined
under light liquidation near the close,
leaving OF quiet and steady IN tone ana
to Z points net lower.
COTTON-Futures opened barely STEADY ,
July. SCI. August. 3VIi septeinDei, 90, p
October, on. November, go. De- till't, .
577. January. 5sl, February, '.o5' March,
81. April, j. 50. May, J.95.
Futures closed quiet and steady June
CSC: July. J.59. August, 30, Sepleihgyel b
J.C5. October, J.Oj. November, OF. De
Cember, SO; January, 5.Spi feuIuat %
. So. March. = $50. April 5sJ. May Obs.
spot cotton closed quiet and unchanged
sales, 70 bales.
COTTCN-Quict. middling Gs. net re-
ccipis. 4o7 bales. gross, SOB bales. sales, 80
bales stock. 1888 bales, exports 20 tne
Continent, 100 bales, 10 France, ll-V
bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. .l9l bales;
exports 20 Great Britain. G8I1 bales, 70
France. 1O0ls bales. 90 the Continent
5Of3 bales. stock 51j.43t bales
Consolidated receipts. ItlW pales
exports to Great Britain. 1890 bales, 10
France 23.Jig bales. t0 the Continent, TO-
O2S bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
s22O.J79 bales. exports 20 Great Britain.
g. lO30Ss bales. t0 France. lo9a9j bales,
TO the Continent 2tf flf bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24

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