davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02
9as @oriptel atm 9rama.

Die Na9ri9ten aug benz Srdnsodal ldlt=
ten 1e6r tpiberipre9eno. Ginmal 9etBt es,
baB bic 1itlanbers nit ben BON &rleger
DorgeI4tugenen Refornen 5ufrieOen feien,
Damn tpieber, OdB Der @olfsraab bic 8orz
T9ldge, aIs gu tpett ge6snb, beriporfen un5
Ohm 9dul beB6olb r%eIignirt babe.
@s ftedt ettpas bonn 8ismard in bicIem
alten Sretter. Wenn er ben 0iber1tdrb i'm
,8aao" bre9en min, bro6t er nit ieinem
Hiidtritt, Der felbtberitdnblib bic Gage nod
mebr peripirren unb baber perf9limmern
piirbe, unb er e~r5tpingt bamit itets 9enug
Gtimnen fir feline 8ori6ldge.
0as u%nerquitli6e Sin un6 Ser IN Der
S~ransbaaGz qngele9en6eit fGngt an gu err
miiben unb man tpitrbe ibr 19on ldngit
feine Nufmerffamteit me6r i9enfen, penn
man f9lieBli6 ni6t bod einen f6limmen
Musgang, einen bGutigen GonfTitt
5ptf6en BEN 8uren unb Gneldnbern err
partete. Nlan permag ben Ginbrud nibt
lbs gu tperben, ooB es ben Gn9ldnne<t i'm
@runbe gar nt4t 10 ie6r um bas Na6lredt
Der r~itlanbers gu t6un 1T, oIs btet -ne4r UNI
bic 6errf9aft i'm SranspaaI,
benz reihften 8 olbIanbebe Der @ett. Die
6altung Der Qonboner 8lGtter fotpobl pie
bic 9emelbeten &rnbge6ungen Der llitlonz
bers beItGrten bieien @inbrud. Die feDr
erbebli9en 3ugeitdnOnifIe 8riigers, pel6e
auf 8ermittlung OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
Sraniez3 spu6Git uno bes gaplanbes gsz
ma6t bat, befrieOigen tpeber bic 2onbone1
imperialiitiide S4arfma4erprefe mod bic
sSobannisbur3er Clique. 8eibe er9eben Itets
neue Sorberungen, 70 baB troy friebfi9er
0ur6bltde bie6offnun9 uuf cine enbgiGti3e
friebli6e 20iung bes Gonflitts ii@ bo9 inn
mer me6r berminbert.
Ser 2onboner nMorning 9eralb" bra6te
fiir3li8 fogor bic Mitt6ei1ung, bic ,ngGii6e
&egierung Gaffe feds 9roBe 0umpfsr elmer
pItofrifaniT6en 0anpferlinte in 3rupz
penf9tfe berlpdnbeln, bic 6inrten ipeniz
gen Mphen bereit fem perben, 10000
Mann Sruppen ra9 Sii0afritd gu btF0@z
bern; G9ne1feusrgei4ibe, Munition unO
prpbiant fir einen Recommendation TeIo>
aug feien e6enfaus CUR @jnT9iffung bereit.
Mon lit int Sransbaal iiber bic Stiins
mung Der englii4en YreiTe unb ote frtegez
riI9en &iftungen fe6r 9enau unterri4tst,
bic auf bic 8uren cine aufrei5enbe Wtrtung
ausiben. Die 8uren ite6en bpr etne.r Otz
lemma: S9Idgen fe los, e9e @ng(anb fetae
StretttrGfte in 5ibofrifa berftdrtt fat,
bann laben lie OaSObium bes 6rte3ens g.
b II # 8 alf ii4 unb beri6er3en ii9 be
Sreunbf6aft 0eutf3lanbs unb auberer
2dnber; tparten ite aber, Bis @n9lat1b cine
groBe Gtreitma4t9 a%ngefammelt 6at, bann
nerben bic uttlanbers etnen Muffdno an
%5etteln, gnglanb tpirb gum G6ube Der pge=
fd6rOeten Sntereien" Der GOt6f9iGos anb
unberer in ben Ganb6ergen na6 9oID graz
benbet ~@roBtapttaliiten iiber ben 8aol
narf9iren unb : UNI bic Sel6Ffdltbigfeit
Der SrdnsbaalzRepublif 1T es gef9e9en.
@ie i'm Drama Der 6eIb ieinem Sbif5al
ni4t entgebt, 10 pirb AUDI bas 5ranspoaG
BON Ntt gu Ntt gu einem bramatif9en Gnbe
getrieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02

nerben CUR @rbaltung urb 8erF90nerung
bes, bas Sermons : 0entmul umgebenbeR
Bdrfs beripdnbt tperben.
9ds Oentmal fel6ft purbe bduptIG6ti9
bon ben 9ermannsi06nen mad Dem Muftet
beS 0enfmals i'm Seutuburger Mdlbe, err
ri9tet unb bor me6reren Sabren eingepsi6t,
nobel Der ieit6er 10 trugii9 um'5 9e6en ges
fommene ct. pauler Sournclift Gilbert
@olff bic feurige Weibrebe bieIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02

Sn Mtlpautee bat ii9 bereits Elm
8eteranenDerein BON SoIoaten aez
btlbet, tpel4e ben INSTRUMENTATION
&rieg mitgema9t baben.. Der 9aupt5ped
tpirb tpobl Der fetn, 8entonen fir bic
8eteranen aus benz gpngreB beraus5uz
tlopfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02

@eranlaFung ge6itbst Fat. Wenn es ieBt
oOer. ipdter gu einem b%lutigen Gonflitte
3pif4en England unb Der 8urenrepublit
fommt, bann peiB man audi, fper Die moz
ralif9e @erantportung gu tragen Fat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02

carmen su erfoufeu- 30 iScpnitn S ars
y nj ten, $500 uub ~aufpdrtS - Sartbol3lono BON
$500 big $500 per Ader. Sreb. 8o9t, III Maion
Ctr, WtIlpoufee, Mt5. Atuu3Nlmb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02

Raargelb fIr nerpenbbare Sheen. Man 9ebe an, ub
~ pateutirt. She @atent &ecorb, Baltimore, Mf.
I71il0mD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02
Qn5eieen.

Gle g aIeftin Se9eus M ueuss (ous alus
X miniunl 9eitiftet bon &aiier milbelm II. gum
Snbenfer an bic @tntreibun9 Der Stride in SeruiaIem
ben 81. Ottcher 1888, ,9e9en gInienonn9 bpm Is Gents in
Brefmarfen ooer Yo1tanpeiinnq au be3ieben bur6
5reh. S9ert SbeboD9on. Nis. q
2aatoI 10. mo- bom
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

for an i7iunctlon TO prohibit the book
sellers from publishing them. The court
OF first instance granted the injunction.
but upon appeal the decision has been re-
vorsed. the Appellate Court holding that
the speeches are no less Lord Roseberys
because some one has chosen to take what
one might can a Photographic expression
Of them. That the ideas are Lord Rose
berys and that the words appropriated
By him giving expression 10 those ideas.
are his for the purposes OF those speeches.
The London Times announces that It
will appeal the case 10 the English House
OF Lords. the court Of last resort, so that
we cannot say the law is definitely set
tied until that tribunal gives Judgment in
the case. n The Times had the decision
Of the case it would make short work Of
the London Times pretensions. This writer
denies that any one can become the pro-
protor Of ,he sapient ideas he is now
giving expression 10 except by his con-
sent He has wrought them out with
care and labor and they are his until he
consents that they shall become the prop
erty Of some one else. and so II IS and
must be Of all other writers or speakers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

According 10 q news item published yes
terdav morning our good friends I'm Nor
folk are becoming somewhat alarmed at
Richmond's greatness, and it ia said that
in the good old town by tho sea there is
much distress over the strides Richmond
has made Of late. and that tho people are
really disturbed about the progress The
Capital city is making I'm certain direc-
tons notably IN the shipbulding field.
Our correspondent tells as that they are
actually getting Jealous OF ms. but the
local papers and some Of the wise men N
the community are using an this 10 stir
dear old Norfolk mp TO the point Of taxi
ing lessons from Richmond and prodt-ng
by her course.
The Times most cordially approves and
heartily commonds the action OF these wise
men. and here and now promises 70 render
them an the assistance in IT'S power We
would love TO see a great ship yard, os large
or even larger. if possible. than Rich
mond's. located at Norfolk Why not?
There is room in Virginia for more than
two great ship yards, and there is not a
better place for the third one than Nor
folk
We noted a few days ago news item
to the effect that capitalists were serious
~ considering the subject Of consolidating
AN the ship yards in the country at one
central point This, we beliye. viii be
found TO be impossible. and oven were it
possible. we could not look upon the
scheme with favor. But we would be
delighted to see as much OF the work OF
shipbuudng centered i'm Virginia as her
vast resources ana her uneQuaIled natu-
raj facilities can accommodate, and Moth
ing would rejoice us more than to see Nor
folk, and Portmouth, too, right I'm line
with Richmond and Newport News. by
an means Jet Norfolk have a ship yard.
Brains and money viii get st.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
THE COMMITTEES WORK BEING
REVIEWED.

The Times has frequestly referred 20
the swansonian theory. that the true test
of Democracy is obedience 90 the COM
mands and demands Of the state Com
mittee or any other so called party
authority. The Times does not believe
I'm This Swansonian doctrine, and it is
not alone among Virginia journals I'm its
condemnation Of the same. A little cleo
ton aftermath as gathered from some
Of our state exchanges abundanuy prove
this latter assertion. The Norfolk Pub
lie Ledger quotes from a Richmond letter
i'm the Baltimore sun to show that the
Overwhelming defeat sustained by the
Democratic state Committee in the few
counties of the state I'm which Il recently
Joined issues with the Democratic voters
has caused the party leaders 10 realize
the fact that unless they take steps TO
change our present abominabe election
laws it viii be only q question of time
when they viii lose control Of political
affairs and other leaders will be installed
in their places
The Ledger warns the leaders that the
handwriting Is on the wall. Hear it:
The Public Ledger time and again, has
called attention 10 the denominations that
have been practiced en- some portions "
the state under our election laws. and
has claimed that no necessity existed in
the first instance for the enactment of
such laws General Malone had control
OF virginia from 1879 10 1883. but his rule
was so offensive TO the people that they
arose In their might, and although he con-
troled the election machinery he was
hurled from power His election ma
chinery did not save him from defeat. and
the present machinery. iron-clad though
70 be. will not much longer keep in power
those who are using It for their own sell
fish purposes and against the wishes or
a majority of the voters I'm many counties.
The Staunton News has some remarks
TO make along the Same line, and de-
clares that the state Committee made
itself ridiculous by undertaking 10 say
who wero regular Democrats, and who
were not in districts where there were
rival factions and rival candidates In the
five cases passed on by the Committee
one man favored by the Committee was
elected and four were turned down by the
court of Last Resort. the people. The
News thinks that the Committee will
hardly be likely 10 try that experiment
again. and doubtless the News is right
other state papers are speaking out in
meeting on this subject and the general
verdict IS that no good for the party was
accomplished by the Committee, but on
the contrary much harm was done. The
Committee Is admonshed by papers,
whose party loyalty cannot be questioned,
that 1T must return TO the old original
Democratic principles and hereafter let
the different localities settle their dis
agreements in their own way.
Truly the leaven Is working and the
Swansonian theory seems to be numbered
among the things that must 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
OF INTEREST TO LITERARY PEG
PIE.

A curious law suit has just been decided
I'm Great Britain, and one chat is OF inter-
est TO literary people. The London Times
had stcnosraphlc reports made Of num-
Der OF speeches that Lord Rosebery deliv-
cred. Recently a publishing house has
brought out an edition Of Lord Roseberys
work. including his speeches Lord Rose
berry having delivered a number Of these
speeches extemporaneously had no au-
thentic record OF them. except the Times
publication Of them. and he delivered these
10 other publishers as the speeches which
De had delivered. The London Times took
the ground that as be had never written
them. and It had paid for writing them.
tle wri,er assigning his rights in them 10
Tie Times. that It's version Of the speech
"a befrgcd 10 II, ana that Lord Rosebery
had no rights in them At all. and II applied
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

Nothing but leaves. the spirit srieyes
over wasted life.
Sin committed while conscience slept
Promises made. but never kept,
Hatred. battle and strife.
Nothing but leaves.
Nothing but leaves. no glrnercd sheaves
OF LIES fair. ripened grain
Words. idle words. Tor cafrest deeds,
We SOW our seeds D, tares and weeds;
We reap. with toll ard palm.
Nothing but leaves.
Nothing but leaves. memory weaves
No veil 10 screen the past;
As we retrlcc our weary way,
Counting each lost and misspent day
We find sadly. at las;,
Nothing but leaves.
And shall we meet the Master so,
Bearing our witherod loaves2
The Saviour looks Tor perfect fruit;
We stand before him. humbled, mute,
Waiting the words De hreathcs-
Nothing but leayes.'
Lucy T.. Alderman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
APopuLIsr VICTORY.

The Durham, y. c. Herald, which is
something OF a Populst organ, ridicules
the idea claiming the result Of the Ne
braska election as a Democratic victory.
The Herald says;
Mr.. Bryan and democracy generally
are laying great stress on the victory in
Ncbra ka and seem TO forget that the
popuiists had a hand I'm IT, One OF the
things indicated by the result In that state
Is that the populists are sin true to
Bryan
There you have it, and It Is a simple
truth The principles advocated boy Mr..
Bryan are as different from the true prin-
c!ples OF Democracy as chalk Is from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

likelihood. indeed almost beyond porad-
venture. the money question, With Mr.
BRYAN as us champion. viii be made the
leading issue az the nominating conven-
ton of the Democratic party. In that
event we urge upon an thinking men to
consider between now and then whether
the teaching Of Experience does not re-
ouire a return 10 the original and fun
damcntal principles Of Democracy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

Only YOU can make the way
Sweet Nth rose or rank with rue,
Make the hour swing grave or gay
"Only you
Fall OF rain or fall Of dew,
in December or i'm May,
Love. IN growing old, grows new,
Like an corresponding spray,
For a fresh flower comes In view
Every time ! sigh and say
"Only you
Let me read the message, 100
Now. forever and day
"Only you
St Pauls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
FAST SERVICE TO MEMPHIS VIA
a %.

G. & o. train eaving Richmond ELS
=. NJ daily connects at Louisville with
Illinois central train leaving Louisville
l9.ol Noon arriving Memphis 1880 p.
NJ OnIv one night on the road. This train
from Louisville carries tourist sleeping
car ON Monday and Fridays through
10 san Francisco.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
RHEUMATISM

cheese, and without his Popullstic and
Socialistic following be would cut but
a sorry figure in American politics. In
deed If the POpullst organ quoted above
high stand even in his own State
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

Mrs. Flouncer upon being helped TO
turkey).-"No. thank you, l don't care
for dressing"
MIR. Flouncer (as he thinks OF Mrs. F..'s
dressmaker's bilD.-"Oh, that she would
always be in that mndl"-Boston Trans
cript.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
Her own PrcscrIptlon.

Or. Yourg-My dear your throat dee
mands better protection from the drafts
of the opera House
Mrs Young-Yes darling. / ought TO
have a three-rone pearl necklace Tor such
occasions. Jewellers Weekly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

Newspaper Mani would like to tele-
graph home that the commanding gene
raj Is an idiotw
Censor-"I regret to inform you that we
can permit the transmission Of no military
secrets. Life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

sterlingworth-'I think people should
marry their opposites, don't your
Throckmorton-"Of course l do. 4 self
made man should wed a tailor-made wo-
man. Judge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

Il discovered that my bookkeeper was
toollng away his time making a flying
machine"
"What did you do about it?"
Il taught him how TO fly without ma
chine. Chicago Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

A valued exchange heads an article
'14adysmith Sally" Our contemporary
should have said Lady Sally Smith. 1t
sounds better.-Louisville Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16


WE DEstaE TO CALL THE A i,IlbI|',
TON OF ALL persons sENDltt..Ssfr
POLITICAL NEWS AND OThE.kS, S III
EpNlCAT1ONs 10 TIE TINS ~ STgtlt.iiR
NECESSITY or slGNlNp M rs
b1lL RULE OF THIS PAPER MI "a ~
PUBLISH ANY ARTICLE HE No, A VIZ
OF WHOSE AUTHOR is JNNe-ts, viii.
REJECTED CONIRlBOTICyS CcniN-
NOT BE RETURNED UNl<bSS A~NO'
FANIYD BY STAMPS. ,,,, car.
TEE DAILY TIMES - serNeo ~ Nv
rlers on their own account I'm s''a ef
and Manchester for ~ Nenn cants per
when paie weekly. but ~ CJ NV mai
month when pad mOhthi3, Sy,,rrh
outside OF ItlcbmOno, % cents : lIii.o'tsi
900 ycar-any where 40 ''0
TIE scNDAy TINIs. $50 a year. .....
Reading Notices in reading ha''e' ''F'
IL cents per line. 80. for .naco
Cards OF advertising ra'e9 '0'
furnished on Application .,oo,ce order
Remit by DRAFT. check. p0st0hiCe " - ~,
Or registered letter CuIItiiiSSr
mall Il al ths risk OF the sen Dfice New
Phone 81. Old Phone. az ,oh1De eSs
Rooms-New Phone. Oil. Ola 'Fh0"'' Wv
Specimen copies Tree.
THE wEEKLg TiMEs-Issued ana laa MAJ nv
ed in TWO 2arts-Ore dollar A 60 -
msil-anywhere in the Uhte23 corrss.
Address ali C, mmuucduoho a-''
''''' " = THE TIAEs COMPANf'
All subscription by mail payaole , ~
vance. Watch the abel on you P' go
n you live out OF kichmouo o.. ,on
when your subscription eApLo'.t ,-ned
can renew before the paper Us s'oP'0~
The Times IA always Indebted 20 =, 'e t,5
who favor Il w,,h society lVen9 s,,-e
personals but myst urge INA. 81 a.
be sent over the signature Oh '"'
sender M L. 50
All unsigned communications VIII pe ie'
lecteA slwsys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

The company Is to have a capital stock
Of $1,000. over $4,000 has been subscrib-
ed and a majority Of the stock will be
home capital. II will be a 5,eo-spindle
mill. Among those chiefly Interested In
this mill are Messrs. l.. NJ Brand. w. c..
McNelley. w. r. Simmons NJ. :. Cornett
Ewing & Powell. all prominent citizens
of I.awrencevllle The new mill viii be
in operation by November, 1900
The Fort Myers 0la) Press Gomez 70
the defence Of the orange growers. IL
says: "The new orange region In Florida
Is now sending the green mot golden)
fruit to market. This Is not the fault
OF orange growers. Years Of experience
has shown the shippers that green or
anges shipped In October and November
bring more money than ripe oranges
shipped i'm December and later. and YOU
must blame the perverted taste of the
public for this condition OF affairs and not
the Florida orange growers.
The value Of savannah's foreign ex-
ports for October as compared with the
same month last year show an increase
OF S1G55.3s7. This IS considered a great
record as compared with last year )
shipping.
The New Orleans Plc3yune says OF the
cotton situation: a much safer indica-
ton OF the size OF the present crop than
the pronunciamentos Of the crop estima-
tors IS the movement Of the crop 20 mar
ket OF course, the spectators explain
that the crop Is being held back. but that
Is no explanation, because an past eXpe-
rience g. against such a thing. and there
Is not sufficient money in the South 10
make holding back 10 any material extent
possible II the cotton has failed 20 come
into sight I'm the accustomed volume. 10
rs because n Is not IN existence IN the
volume looked for: On a word. because the
crop is extremely short. If business men
would simply ignore the estimators and
keep TO facts. they would be better of
by a good DEAL
II IS perdicted that one Of the warmest
railroad ngi for passenger traffic ever
waged I'm this country will start next
month. It W be between the Southern
and the Scabolrd Air Line for the winter
travel from the North and East 10 the
health-giving soutf Last year the South
en and the Atlt ic Coast Line had all
of this class of business. but now the new
Richmond in the field Will wage war
for it.
Cobb county won the thousand dollar
prize for the best county exhibit at the
Georgia State Fair. and Barlow received
500 for the second best display.
All over Florida there IS a demand for
iaborers The Barlow Courier-Informant
says: There is no excuse for a working
man 20 be idle tn this part of Florida
The phosphate mine saw-mills. turpen-
tine farms and fields offer plenty 10 do at
good wages. The GROWER must close up
his mouth and 60 TO work"
The Charlotte a. CO News informs us
that Charlotte viii probably add to her
list the greatest enterprise ever estab-
lIshed I'm the city, and one Of the largest
made In the South for some years. A
New York corporation. with vast capital,
contemplates investing several million doll
lars IN a power electric light railway
plant, and other enterprises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TOURS
VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company
announces the following Personally-Con-
Quoted tours for the season OF 1893 ana
1900:
Mexico and CaIifomia.-A forty-fye day
four will leave New York Philadelphia,
Harrisburg and Pittsburg, February
18th. Fourteen days will be spent I'm Mex
leo and eighteen in California. The party
win travel over the entire route by the
Mexico and California Special, the
finest train that crosses the continent
Florida.-Four tours 20 Jacksonville will
leave New York and Philadelphia jan
nary 23d. February 9th and 10Th. and
March eth. Tie first three of these add
init of n e0ourn of two weeks I'm the
"Fl0wcrv State Tickets for the fourth
tour will be good 90 return by regular
trains until NAY 81. 1900
Tickets for tnc above tours will be sold
from an principal points on the Penn
svlyania railroad. Tor detailed niuera-
rics. giving rates and full information
address Thos. j. Watt, Passenger Agent
Western District. Pittsburg; D. Court
laendcr Jr.. Passenger Agent Baltimore
District. Baltimore. C.. Studs, Passenger
AGENT. Southeastern District. Washing
ton. or George w. Boyd. Assistant Cen
'eral Passenger Agent Philadelphia
The Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
graph Company announces that tele-
phonic communication can be had over
lis lines with Lynchburg, Va. Danville
Va: Roanoke Va; Wakefield, Va; APP
pomattox. Va. Farmyille, Va; Crewe.
Va. salem. Va. Bedford City, Va; Reds
Vile. ". c.: Charlotte, y. C.; Columbia,
s. G.
For further particulars enquire at the
Publio paw stations. and at Managers
office 1914 east Main street
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

There are some bold mathematicians in
this country who are just now knocking
into 4 cooked hat the ancient theory shat
figures cannot lie. Up 20 the hour OF goo
ing TO press no less than twenty-eight oif-
ferent results Of the next Presidential elec-
tion have been ngured out from the re-
turns OF this OF years November else
tiOns. All cannot be accurate.
Mr.. j. Hamilton Lewis, one Of the brill
liant special writer's for the New York
Journal has been TO Europe 10 discover
the true situation. with his Characters
tic ponchlnt for predicting trouble. lie
claims to fOresee European wars without
number the flIl of Constantinopie' the
destruction of the ottoman Empire ami
various other things awful 10 contemplate.
A North Carolina contemporary wants
TO take an interest. Tor revenue only I'm
patent ON G0eaeYs Kentucky election
law. IL thinks that II the law can sue
coed in landing man IN a gubernatoIlai
chair after Doe has been showed under 10y
the people. Sc viii dl q long felt want ana
as the insurance men say prove Dis
seller"
The editor Of the Winston Sentinel
breaches at the preachers briefly, as fol-
lows:
"The unmarried preacher and the
preacher without children and the preach
or with very young children preach the
best sermons ON how TO rear children.
They know great deal more about the
subject than does the preacher who has
reared q family thus Illustrating very
forcefunv the difference between theory
and practice
Far down South they sometimes hurry
up political matters. The Pensacola News
is complaining OF the premature opening
of the political campaign OF next year in
Florida at large as well as in several Of
IT'S most enterDrising counties, and says
it is only eauaned BIZ the situation across
the line in Baldwin county, Ala, where
the local paper already contains the am
nouncemcnt Of one candidate for Congress,
seven for sheriff. two for treasurer, two
for assessor and one for collector.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

ut was clever job said the chief
How did you spot him through his wo-
mans disguse?"
II happened to see him SIT down" re-
piled the detective. "and I noticed he
gave his rainy day skirt little twitch
with both hands. as II to Keep II from
bagging at the knees Then l nabbed
him. Washington STAR