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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-08-19

In the person of Thomas Shaw. Bos-
ton has a citizen who is double Of
the car of Russia
The mikado of Japan generally trav-
els with small bodyguard and often
without an escort. ...3 aa
The prince OF Wales has a collection
of portraits of himself clipped from
newspapers and periodicals.
Queen Margherita of Italy keeps a
diary. in which she notes her impress
sions of the people she has met.
Queen Victoria hes no family name,
her family having attained prominence
before family names became common.
The prince consort had no family name
either. 1t is said sometimes that he had
such a name, Victim. but the state
ment is incorrect.
Emperor William OF Germany APP
pears TO have added gallantry to his
many other accomplishments. When he
recently heard the beautiful Danish
virtuoso. Frieda Scatta, play he said to
her: when listened with my eyes
closed thought heard Sarasate, yet
prefer to keep my eyes open"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-08-19
GREAT REVOLUTION.
20 he Used In Place OF
cameIs to Traverse the Des-
erts OF Africa.

1t seems likely that trade in the des-
ert of North Africa is going to under
go a startling revolution. The long
caravan of camels. with their tinkling
bells and white-robed drivers, may
shortly become nothing but poetic
memory and live only in verse, says an
exchange.
1t is the autocar which Is to effect
this revolution, and the way has al
ready been prepared by the adventurous
tour of two Belgian noblemen, Baron
Pierre and Baron Joseph de Crawhez-
The tour lasted three months and ex-
tended over vast tracts of northern At
RIGA.
Baron Pierre Is the winner of the
great Overwhelmingly automo-
| bile race and it was with the same We
hicle, which he has called the "Devas-
' tation," that he undertook the journey
| into Africa. From Brussels the broth
ers drove to Paris and from there made
their way through Spain. where they
took ship for Algiers.
They traversed the valleys and
gorges of the Owed Dilemma and made
their way 10 Salxkamodi after diff
cult climb of nearly 20 miles. At this
point the real novelty of the attempt
began.
The brothers, as they encamped uPor
the heights of the Tablat oasis, were
about to do what no one had ever befor'
attempted-to enter the. desert upol
a motor car
Twas with very varied feelings tina
they slowly descended the heights an
came out, well provided with water ant
provisions. upon the actual desert
There are no policemen or traffic reg
; ulations in the desert, and the driver
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had enjoyed themselves for a quarter
p of an hour / was praying for death to
hurry up. l dimly remember that after
4 they had got tired of the football work
in the street they rolled the barrel up
u long hill and then let it go kiting
down. You talk OF seasickness; but
Shere is no comparison. Aside from the
feeling of nausea, / was Jared, jolted
> and bruised from head to heels. and in
one of the bumps had my nose broken.
was unconscious when they finally
took me out, and for a week was little
better than dead man. 1t WIS weeks
and weeks before got the revolving
motion out of my head and could walk
straight. and to this day / can't see
grin6stone revolving without being af-
feeted by it, It would have been far
more merciful to hang me up by the
neck
But how shout the tar and feath-
ersY' was asked.
well. met the old man Black about
two years later, and he still smelled of
~4ar. He told me that it took weeks
work with soap and water to get the
stuff started, and that spots were left
which couldn't be got off, even when
rubbed with brick. He didn't feel the
degradation so much, but what hurt
mis- feelings was that he had been
Obliged to pat in more work On that
tar than in all his life before. He had
tried the barrel racket once, and he
thought it q shade worse than tar. but
he had no words of sympathy with me.
On the contrary, he said if hadn't
mixed in the three Of them would prob
ably have got of with ride on a rail-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-08-19

A letter from Valdosta. Ca, says: "a
rather interesting story comes here
from down about Genoa, Fla, of an old
mule which tracked a gang of escaped
~convicts for two days and led to their
capture. The convicts were at Savage
~ Co stockade, and made their escape
n few days ago. There were no track
dogs at the camp, but posse was
formed TO hunt for the men. Among the
animals which the men had to ride
was an old male that had been on a
similar chase many times before. AS
soon as the men started out they no
ticed that the mule put hts nose to the
ground just rs track dog would and
started OF as if on a trail. The chase
was kept up fpr. two days. and the con-
V;cts were capture below Lake City, q
Sfistance Of so miles.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-08-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

Not less than 100000 persons attend
the - branch Chautouqua assemblies
every summer.
An electric gun. invented by gentle
man in Portland. England, throws an
explosive projectile Sh miles in two
seconds The gun is nOiseless, and
smokeless powder is used.
A new electric organ placed In st.
Michaeps church, Chester square, pos
sesses $500 miles of wire. The action
of the organ is so rapid that it would
repeat" if necessary, 60 times per sec
ond.
Experiments made in the engineer
ing department at Cornell university
have shown that, other things being
equal, bicycle runs more easily with
q large tire than with a small one. A
two-inch tire, for instance, was decided
| " easier to run than a tire of an inch
and half diameter.
There are only seven ambassadors
representing England abroad. The
seven great powers entitled 10 receive
them are France, Austria, Germany,
Italy, Russia, the United States and
Turkey Their salaries range from
$1,000 to E 10000, the British ambas-
sador at Paris receiving the highest
sum and holding the most coveted post
in the diplomatic service abroad.
The Sydney (Austrslia) cycle tracl
has been lighted in q novel way by
means OF inverted arc lights. Fifty
five arc lights and 70 incandescents arr
placed around the track at intervals o
4 IS feet, the lamps being inverted witt
the refiectors Immediately over the arc
There are absolutely no shadows cast
and leading cyclists are of the opinion
that it is safer to ride at night unde
this light than by daylight.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-08-19
SELECTING A CAT.
FaAcser Imparts some valuable
HiHts to DOys and Girls An
Search OF Feline Pets.

Most of the cats that children have
for pets are never chosen at all They
just wander into a house. purr- con-
fidingly about some member of the
family, are given saucer Of milk,
petted bit, and, before anybody re-
allies il. the stray visitor has settled
down in the household.
That is the way cats are usually
adopted. and sometimes these chance
pussies make the best sort of com
panions. But now and then q boy or
girl is promised n cat and given al
opportunity to pick one out at regu-
lar cat store Then, of course, the
greatest taste and care are exercised
in making the choice. Here is some
thing a cat fancier has to say about Sc
Lettings pet
ITO find good-natured cat, Just the
sort of one for children to play with,
look for a well-developed bump on its
head, between the ears. 1t should have
a nose that is round and short, kind of
n pug. and full cheeks and upper lip.
The cat whose nose Is thin and
sharp. and whose ears tyvitch nervous
ly, will never make good pet. AS
for mousers. they are rather tricky
when it comes to petting. The keen
mouser has full, sharp and eloquent
eyes
The best and gentlest Of cats,
though. can be ruined by overlooking.
Too much meat is always bad, but
especially liz warm weather. Cats. as
well rs people. grow cross and irritable
IL their stomachs are out Of order
N. Y. Herald.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-08-19
RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG &
POTOMAC RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MaysI, lsso.


LEAVE BYRD-sTREET STATION.
SIS A. ~, Daily, for Warrington and Points
North. stops only At Milford
and Fredericksburg Pullman
Sleepers t0New York.
$50 NJ, sEnday only,for Washington and
points Nor th. stops AZ Elhs
Glen Allen, Ashland, Taylors-
Vile, Dcgwell, Ruther Glen,
PenolR, Milford, Woo &slane,
Guinea, Summit .Fredericksbury,
Brooke. and Whitewater. Pull
sasA- NJ, DaiIy except Sunday, for wash
tngton' and points North stops
AsElba, Glen Allen, Ashland,
Glen. Pearls. Miiford, Woods
lane, Guf1sa, Summit, FredeT-
tcksburg Brooke, Widewatal,
uoe u. Dsiiy. eScspi sunday, fer wash
inEton and points Eorth. 6to1s
at Elhn, Glen Allen, Ashland,
boswell, Milford & FredertckS-
burg. with Congressional LIS
tied ~ Washington
TAO D N, Daily for Washington and pototi
North. stops st ElbA, Ashlard
boswell, Milford, Fredsricks
Oare, Brooke. and Whitewater
Stops AZ other stations Sundays
sleeper. Richmond - New Tort
ARRIVE RYRD-sTRKET STATION,
e,seA NJ. Daily. sto-u Al NideWAtar
Brooks. Fredsrickshurg: Milford
Boswell Ashland Elna and othe
stations sundays sleeper, Nev
1Ork 70 6icnno1o.
ser p. n, Daily. except Sunday. stops .
Frederieksburg Miiterd, boswell
Ashland, and Elba. RRrier Ca
from Warrington
Tia =. NJ, Daily. Stops only at Frederieka
burg, Boswell, Ashland and u b
Pufiman-CarH from New Tor
40 ?. NJ, Daily. stops a. Widewaaez
Brooke, Hreder1ckab0rg, Sun
nit, Guinea, Woodsla ue, Kflf0r
renoln, Ruther Glen. Dogwol
Taylorsville, Ashland, Glen A
len. and Eba. eieeping Ca
RRKpKRIcKsBURG ACCOMMODATION.
| (DAiiy, except anDday.l
TIa ~ Leaves ElbR Tor Quantico-
1 aus r n Leaves b rd-Ssreet for FredsEieks
burg.
sae p. N. Leaves Eies for Ashland.
SEQ a. m, ElhA Arrives from ashland
| 8 IS A. m. Arrives Bgrd-SkFeet from Fred
| orioksburg.
/ sos ?. m. Arrives klba from Ashland
w p. TAYLOR. Trstio Manages
y. T ID MYERS. President.
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THE AUTOMOBILE IN THE DESERT

THE AUTOMOBILE IN THE DESERT.
did not scruple to make the best pos
sible running. In the vast, sandy. bar
rem solitudes nothing was heard but
the parting. rafting machine which
was the pioneer of a new era.
The vultures circled round the trav-
elers as they went, wondering what this
strange invasion could mean. perhaps
dimly feeling that this swift monster
had come TO rob them of many a dead
camel or Arab sheik in the future. At
Aumale, a large French military sta
ton, 7S miles southeast from AIgiers.
the sound of the explorers horns pro-
duced a scare among the native popu-
| lation. The natives fiocked out Of
/ their huts and escorted the autocarists
to the authorities, who welcomed them
with every courtesy.
The return journey back to the coast
was more adventurous. At Bonira the
road was swept away by torrent, ris-
| ing from the rain. and they were
nearly projected over a preciPice.
Once they came to q river, but drove
boldly into the flood. The bottom was
| very rough and the car bumped from
side 10 side, but after a most perilous
| passage, being nearly swept away more
than once, they reached the other side
In safety. Their proudest achievement
however. was the crossing of ridge
| of the Atlas mountains, through vast
snowdrifts. at the height of $500 feet
above the sea level.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-08-19
HEARD IN ART STUDIOS.

Appreciation.-Mauv Is not
my best work. / only painted it to keep
the wolf from the door," His Friend
Hang it out. It will be success-"-
Harper's Bazaar.
Yig-"This fellow D'Auber tells me
that he only paints pictures for amuse-
ment." wag-"Well, he certainly at
tains his end; his pictures are {, laugh
ing neutrality-suspicious. Record.
Tommy showing drawings to a Wis
itor)-''rhese are my worst drawings,
Mr.. Smith" Mr.. Smith-"Indeed, Tom
nayi And where are your other ones?''
yetl"-N. Y. Truth.
"How are you getting on In your
clay modelling, Kitty?" 'Oh-just love.
lyI Tn devoted to It." This is flns
! head; whQ j. it2'' ''Gpoincss, don't ask
me; isn't pc sweetf It Il either Martin
! Luther or benjamin FranklIn."-De-
troit Free Press.
RystAnder 60 hungry-looldng artist
who IL gazing into q bakery window
why are you spending 30 much tins
looking al that PASTRY" Artist
Studying the composition for my mas
terpiece. The Starving Poets Dream.
Did you think I was hungry7"-Cleve
land Leadev-
mo. my des<, we have HuffereS
enough from those homemade paint
ings by your aunt. positively objec
to your hanging that daub." 'But
George. 1t is SO beautifully framed.
THAT was -all well enough some tim
ago, but frames are so ridiculousl,
cheap now that it's To object.
land Plain Dealer.
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German Doc1ors I'm trouble.

Several doctors Of Cologne have been
arrested on a charge of having, in con-
asideration of considerable monetary
payments. administered to n number Of
-conscripts certain pills which produced
she symptoms of heart disease, with the
result that the cOnseripts were declared
20 be unfit for military service. The
death of a young man who took an over
dose of the pills led to the discovery Of
the ingenious fraud. II transpires that
the doctors had carried on this lucra-
g.. g. q I-Aa>cr 4i.nn
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SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1899
ROLLED IN A BARREL,
4 Punishment Pronounced Worse
Than Plain Hanging.
Thrilling Experience of HOOsieP
Who Was n Hero for Five Minutes
and n Miserable Mob Victtna
shortly Afterward-

There's something barbaric about
1ynching, as most people will agree"
said the man with the broken nose to
a New York Sun reporter, "but 1 can
easily name two worse things. One is
rolling n man around in a barrel and
the other is coat of tar and feathers.
In my foolish young days 1 arrived at
a town in southern Indiana TO find the
people all excited over several arrests
for robbery. A family named Black,
consisting of man and wife and a
xrown-up son, had been caught and
made to confess to many thefts. In
stead of putting them on trial, the peo-
pie had determined TO apply tar and
feathers and walk 'em out OF town.
had no objections so far as the men
were concerned, but when ii came to
the woman L constituted myself her
champion and declared that they mus.
walk over my dead body first. For
about Ave minutes was a hero. Their
about a dozen men grabbed ma and
hustled me into a room, and after tbs
Blacks had been disposed Of according
TO programme 1 was brought out fol
punishment. Plenty Of tar and feath
@ers were left, but the crowd wanted I
change, and it was decided that shouls
have the barrel experience. They go
-sout and unhesded big cider barrel
dropped me into 1t and replaced TIA
head, and then all was ready.
IL was inclined to look upon the pro
ceedings with contempt. 1 had nsvs
Sbeen rolled In a barrel and 50 had n
idea of the sensations. They first kiske'
ct along the wide unpaved street. and
had not rolled over more than 20 time
when was sick of my job. After the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-08-19
DAILY SERVICE, YORK RIVER
LINE.

Daily service via York River Line
viii be resumed. beginning May 18th
on following sehedale: Leave Rich
nond via Southern Railway 4:9o p. N.
West Points g go P. NJ, arrive Balti-
more $3.50 following morning. Return
ing leave Baltimore 5 90 p. NJ, West
Point 8 90 A. n arrive Richmond $3.50
A. A. Close conneetions are made At
Baltimore with Baltimore and Ohio
and PennsylTsnia railroads 30 and from
Philadelphia, New York, Atlantic City
and all points East. Steamers leave
West Point and Baltimore daily, ex-
cept Sundsgs.
Fare between R!chmosd and Balti-
more, ttrst-elass. one war, - co. round
trip, good for ten days 81 90. Round
trip tickets, Philadelphia, So. 90, 60 New
York, $1,000, good for thirssen days.
O.W. WESTBURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-08-19

In Boston, Mass, people were felic-
itating a young person about her APP
preaching marriage
Hes a fine catchi" they exclaimed
in delicate compliment of her future
husband.
"Oh, veritable codi" she replied
with considerable enthusiasm. and
then blushed deeply to think how very
boastful that Inust sound.--Detroii
Journal
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-08-19

Idesirs to know the where sbcuts Of
my niecss, Jennie. Mollie. Lizzie and
Sophie Lawrence. Jennie is about 81
years or theresbout. Her moth 81, who
was Rexslie Lawrence settled some
where In Louisa Co., Va.
Their fathers name was Humorie
Lawrence, and he was brother 90 me.
These girls are supposed to have two
uaeles, named Lewis aud Addison Lev
eli. Any Information will be thankfully
received.
Address,
Mrs. ANNA Hunt,
Care George B. Kelly, 1886 9Th Ave.
6-l7 81. EsoY,N Z.
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BLAcKSKEH REn0YtR

This preparation. # used as directed, win
turn the skin Of . black person four or i've
shsisa whikor and that OF mulA tees perfeckAy
white. Any person using Is eaB see tne re-
sult In f0rty-etght hours.
IS out white It Is . very good thing 4or the
eyes II allowed. 10 get In the eye while wash
One boT OF this preparation Is al that -
required II used as directed, the skin remain
ing beautifui without Continual uses and -
pNTfeetly harmless
viii re move wrinkles. freek'es, dark spo.s,
and pirnplos from the fsoe without harm "a
the skin-
Direction and preparation Wfn be sent q
any address on receipt Of ea.eo, @ o. D. on
send money order. PscEed 50 ta1t No ems
osR Rnow ontents exoept tho Feeetver. -
THOMAS B. CRANE.
1sak ", Brpaa So RieAnonas W.
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The PxANMx eAa be fsdnd &C eae TEL
owing places every Saturday:
ALTOONA Pa
d O Johnson, Lg1I 12th Ave
ArzAKx1C ORR HI
John Jehzsou, Ices BaltSe Ave.
W. O. Robina0m, 1108 Arsfa Ave
G. E LsnnOn. - CHfssa Are.
BELLRwUR, Pa.
john Mimms.
RALrIxoRs, Mn.
WskeAeld Beck Oou0erW,
40 DRUID Hill, Ava
BRAUaNoNr, TmxAn
Wm. Archibald,
BowHRs HILL. Va.
4. Ashhaxn.
BkRKEHV, Va.
Nario Ridaiek
8osroW. MASS.
WflIiann L. Resd lSE Caurnrsa@a a
MIRA. ARnC0lllea Iz1X NerthauDSon az
Edward Eeote, LIS Northntn ptun, 81
w. W. WaHAces H04el Er4nswiek,
Daek Bay.
2. D. BLACKWELL 2cs Riahnsna. 81.
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Miner Baker.
w. L. J0hnsoa,
OAKBREDGR, Mass.
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W 3 ThomAa.
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HAszR1oE, Va.
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Yohn A-Whxdhes. - g. RuaS g.
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AN eP73 RrUE(rV " rIs JsS.
TURY.


Cau and See fnem.
You are respectfully invited 30 call
at che True Retormsrs' Bank for the
purpose OF having explain d 70 you an
ENTERPRISE that 10 exceedingly sdv$1-
tageous to orr race hleh from an els-
vatIug and finan vial stsndpoint.
Beng assured that you are interest
ed in all such movements, We extend
this invitation and trust you will avail
yourself of the opportunity aad call ~
once.
~ery respectfully,
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r. Z. Hull.
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Wife (after house cleaning)-It takes
= woman to bring order out of chaos.
Husband crushing wildly around
after his belongings)-It takes wom-
an TO make 4 chaos that looks like or
der.--N. y. Weekly.
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Wa. = Cop.cI~ntIoua Patient.

snow. don't fail to take my advice, =
, said DIR. Pillbox to the sick Mr.. Rafferty,.
"Shure won't, docthur." Mike re-
piled. Before er afther males?"--Kan-
sas City Indenendent.
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Howard University,
WAsHINGToN, D. c.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
INCLUDING

Medical, Dental and Pharma-
ceutical Colleges.
Thirty second Session (16o0-1oO01
will begin Oesober2, 1899. and Coatinue
seven Cd months.
Tuition fee ia Medical and Dental
Colleges, each $50. Pharmseeutic Col
lege, 4T0.
All students must register before
October II, 1899. For catalogue OF
further information apply TO-
F. }. sHADD. M. - Secretary,
col r. S. n. W..
City Of Washington.
s-2s sn-
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TTeavy Freawht Charrea.

''Saivation's free" the preacher said
As the elder passed the plate:
s'Salvation's free for you and me.
But we have to pay the freight
rn.EA1tck
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NKw YoHx Orrr.

NEw YoEx UIrV.
WANTEO-2 bright skinned boys
rom Il TO Is years. Must be good
banjo piekers, steady engagements f0r
right parties. Call on
ALvIAH BRos.. SPECIALITY 90,
oil North &c. John St.
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