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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-07
,1r1pr1-r. HINTS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE.

HFLPFTL HINTS FUN TIE rT7V'7'7
A mixture OF celery and English wainuts MAKES
delicious dinner salad. Cut crisp ceiery INTO
small bits and mix with IL two-'nnu e -,
s'."n,,, =, mt meats previously boiled In sailed
Water for ten minutes, with slice OF onion: !, a
bay leaf half dozen peppercorns ana oi nIn
Add mayonnaise 10 moisten Thoroughly, ana SERVE
cash portion on delicate lettuce leaves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-07
A. do 4, neertily.-Colossians

And whatsoever We do do It heartily-Colossians
3, kill. -. ,.oa.
Set yourself earnestly to see what you were mace
% do and then set yourself earnestly 70 90 IL
~ and the loftier your purpose Is the more sure
YOU will be make the world ricner WIN ever!
enrichment OF yourself.-(Philhps broohs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-07

NO. 7.67S-wOMANs FANCY WAIST
TO the back The two-seam sleeves are OF stylish
shape. fitting the arm closely TO near the TOP
where the slight fulness Is disposed in gathers
Stylish cuffs with pointed ends fare over the HANDS,
The mode is suitable for separate waists OF six
satin. lace or cloth. and charming eomonauaonnss
tucked tafYeta or spanged net may be used for the
yoke, and II the sleeves are made from the sane ans
plioue. lace spangied bowknots. irregular inser-
lions ruchings OF chiffon or ribbon, passemen,
terie or chenille trimming VIII make stylish ana
effective decoration. go
To make this waist in the medium si.s will re-
inches wide The pattern No. 1873 Is cut In sizes
for A a. a. g. 3s and 10 inch bust measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-07

Miss e Doughty reports that she mas sen. VIZ
steds to Miss Elsie Hurd and readins matter "
Arthur T0tson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-07

Mrs Matte E. Gammons is now at the Danpuis
rosn,tol Danbury, Conn. and is improving s'eau
uv She will be glad TO receive some goou reaui"s
matter to help pass away the tiihe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-07

VIII Of" OF Dorchester. Mass, VINO oHereo
stamps for decorating plates. please send some 10
Mrs, H. NJ Johnston No 81 DOwnins-st'' BROOK
Ign, n. Y?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-07

We thank Thee Father Of all. for the power
or aiding each other in life darkest h Sd
Anu di '"o ' -(Will Carleton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-07

The cheerful Sabbath bells, wherever nearo;
strike pleasant on the sense. most IKE tne 'oico
or one who on the far-on NILS proeia'"
Tldings OIL soo" ~ N''' -(Charles Lamb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-07

Tribune Sunshine Society member mas nearly
= vear,s numbers OF THE Ladies' Home Journal
which she will pass to any member desiring
them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-07

Wa thank Thee o Father. for all that Is orgn h,
The ream Of the days and the stars OF the i,n
M SSoy,ars ~ youth and the fruits or our print,
And blessings that march down the pathway Vi
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-07

We thank Thee Father. for song ana for leas.'
,rba harvest that glowed and the wealth that IN
For never blessing encompassed eartns cniia a
Rut Thou in Thy mercy looked DOWNWARD ana
smiled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-07

We thank Thee. o Father, for all that Is oIsn
RI snb ~ the tempest the flow OF the tear
For never in blindness and never In VAN
THY mercy permitteth sorroW or teIh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
.RNN-BiLL tIGh

-. that Miles is likely 10 so'
" .ar.,nrs,, IN the matter Of the reo'-
ms 49,, 90 the army. According 70
cosbireton special 20 tho Bai'inoio a.
onnosi,ion of a dangerous nature mo- -.
IT.. ,n the Senate to the HUI Dill iol
aor,.a,ion which comes up III 'ie
~. -, tuesday. and the friehds Vi
-, =. ,ho Senate are so strong tha'
here Is already a prospect TOT pIo'0-e -,
sehats on the measure in that oouy' - -
Ia continues the special, that the'e a''
-, ,rsonds of the pill proposed by zen
-, ,,,es than there are advocates Oh
oil, measure. and a conflict seems IN
evitable. o,,, al
~ course. this situation greatly Oh
u.,,,s,os the chances Of any further great
rearo,,on IN the volunteer force ana 'he
SO ~ II will cause gloom in the camps
~ The citizen soldiers. who, for the mos,
mart. have had enough Of the pomp ""'
circumstance Of war. -,
Az the regular army now nuihOeiS
than 1000 men, and conservative Co,
mate ie that even If things go on sinoo ~,
~ AZ least 1900 troops will be requHe'
for foreign service and garrison duty :"
home. the government cannot oN'
ohory IN mastering out volunteer lesi,
ments until the army bill question Si "a
have been settled. All the same -"
states will continue to clamor 10 nav
,hair volunteers mustered out ana
,s % he hoped that this and the hanslh
m of the army bill will strengthen ~, III
hands of those who favor unloading IN, IN
ner,aI,sm and getting out Of the Phihp
pines as soon as possible -.
7. nav be that a deadlock over IN
matter Of reorganizing tho army W.,
prove the best thing that couiu h'Pp =
for the nation. even if the voiuh'eei' -
have TO suffer in the mean Tune
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

--,-,a-,b,,, after the jingoes of the 'hree s
Ss ,,,aus to the agreement have blown on
" I'm and the stock market IN TINS eOu =,
. '. n.s ~" seen rugged on the strength o,
uy n axo,,ement. the whole matter WI"
nevertheless. there is a timely 'eS sson,n .,
the episode. The complication az ats al
otes the warning against e"','s'', suq-
usrccs There is in it more ina" a o1 s,
elton Of the danger TO our pea1e o." ~
,rosnerltv and institutions mat '''' "a
~ -, aancxa,ion Of the Philippines anu
, ,,c rcsultant further mixing up on Oo -,
INC. INC ~ the diplomacy and quarrels OF
ras Dae experiment. %O SHAH strenstnen the =,
n nu''e to imperialism, as we hope !, !,
win. it may not have been in vain, A1 10
onr sin Of 1881 against the doctrine -
w. Others may return to bless US
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
The Capitol Square Gate.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
am not qualified TO pass an opiiio ~
whether 1t would be prudent OF No. NO ~
Sav.re in the EFFORT 20 restore the grass
aduaa a. Growth has failed; but am
"n " Of an observer of beauties Of the
Iandscape to know that the Capit4l
square gates ought to be restored. II
n,ieht he that the Square would look bet
tar without a fence-especiany as the
fence is becoming dilapidated in places places,
but butt II the present enclosure is 10 remain iil
he Gates ought to be put back. without
them. it looks as If the enclosure Were Were
but half-fnished. or was in dilapidateu
condition. II the gates have been pre-
served | for one think they nad pettei
he nut back where they belong.
DC pN' VIRGINIA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

prorassor 3. f. Riley. who graces 'lis
chair Of English in the Ohl'ei sly
cooroia &c an able, thoughttul, anu oul
.i'.o.SI ,,,on For some weeks past ne
bas been discussing the literau OF ~
ica in a highly-interesungs series o 49,. On,
49,, In one of the most notable rehslouS
weeklies of this country. ..o,,
have been following him closeIy IN ~.
week 70 week, and have been looAihs ou
With special interest for his estiihate "a
Edgar A. Poe. whose name. was suie
would not be left out OF any auequa'o
treatment Of the subject. Last week my
curiosity was gratied; the artcie vi f'0
appeared. -.., ,ir, o+ con-
Professor Riley discussed MIN at ~ 80
siderable length, and In an lnteresIiiis
W. and widely as his estimate diners
from mine I devoured MS loHe
with voracious dispatch. IL
I-non the whole, think he greauy &C.
rreciates Poe's poetry. He holds no.
I'll, sone five or six Of the poems reaSn
onv very high mark, and among Iheso -, "a
go moi mention that marvellous coi.oi-
notion ~ metre, music, and melouy' a. ~
rahot ree" According 10 my Juusuheti,, -
thia little gem deserves TO ranh ,',r,a
T,,ro,,s magnificent opening OF Inc nc
r-,da % Ahvdos." and, in pure music u
even surpasses that masterpiece II ru LII
l. anywhere in the range o, ahant.
,.erse a more establishing ana encIi. :, :.
h ,pe hin Of music than "Annabel Lee II
nns %, escaped my attention. Thal
Poe was deficient in pathos Is ps 81 HI.
| true: indeed, he never allneu d. IL a.
-. 90 noetrv distinctly excluded II
and and he avoided It with malice af fore.
t +mr mi His theory may have beer
wrong; believe it was; but, IN en-, 1u 90 ,r
10 the question, what was ne aimin'
af?s Pc Poe greatly deprecated Milton an
b bIs works give little evidence that n
cared much for shakespea re-. O ubo ns sang
certainly a master Of the Tyre VINO sans
"For the moon never beams.
Without bringing me dreams
or the beautiful Annabel Lee;
And the stars never rise
Rut feel Il bright eyes
or the beautiful Annabel Lee,
J. c. HIDEN.
Richmond, Va, January 49, 1889
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
GLOUCESTER
MONUMENT Association Eiect' o"h-
cers-Aged Lady Dead

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE VA"
January a.-(spsciaL)-The Gloucester
Monument Association met here lsl,S,, TO-DAY ~
go aJooted officers. Rev. William r.
49,, vss elected president, Major VIII
liam X. Perrin first viee-president, Lieu leu
tenant William Ap. ". Jones second second
vice-president. and Marcus Tyomo zones T En
49, VS. elected TO I'LL a vacancy in the
I pSraCrt,ve Committee, caused by the cleo
u ton Of Mr.. wyatt as president A ,,t com,
mittee was appointed to araIt S cnUaDai
raeolutions upon the death OF Generai
UyiII,arn r.. Taliaferro, who was president
" The the association from its organization
TO the day of his death. c....ao-,+.
Tha Page-Puller Camp OF Confederate
ne mot to-day and transacted rou
tine business. -. r,,,os
day. in her SOD year. Her only son, NJ -
Iames i, Stubs. is now at the point .
Death at the house of Senator James y
/ Smbbs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

House. and there defended his po'' ,ra
with irony. nippancy. and defiance. o
denied the authority OF the ies'sia,n
body TO interfere with the judiciary 80
tho chairman OF the Elections comm'''s'
held onposlte Views. The latter presen.
81 resolution In the form OF fno''on
g. enactment for contempt setting ioi."
Tho Judee's errors and providing 'ha' ~
30 hrouaht before the house, hned S"'
and Imprisoned - ,be
The resolution was adopted, ana ~" w
Judge. contemptuously submit'ihs ~ ,ai
rest said: Il will lie in your eou".s
until this Legislature adjourns peioi' -
nav one cent OF this outrageous me - -
costs or deliver the ballots. eaniio' . %
coeroed by a body having no autno'i''
control my official actions. M,
The Judge may be right In his poS'''v w.
hut # appears that he has got'e"
worst Of the clash.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
ur.CuE OF rLANARY.
u.r "Details of the A""ir-
,ernte Character.


,corresoondence Of the plspauun'
,rr cry. VA, January 2V-Ihe yer,
,oIr which occurred In hahcooN
oo,,,tv Monday night has shaken W '
.,,,,,, from centre TO circumference.
~, ,,o,ossarv was well known IN ocoe'
,,o,,,,s counties and was very pop
".'N - 90. known as a hustler, ms
..,ar,rise having branched OUT iii'o
~, .hannels Of business, wnlCh ma
-, highly useful and important 80
~ wherever he went there was -
80 yather around him crown W No. ~ an
,ninit,b le stories which ne alWaSo i,so
hand. He was just in the ptiin 1900. % n
rhartas Necessary. Robert ficeH'.N'
-, ranes CLAYTON are also wei hho""
"a honorable citizens Of Scott COUNT
lanes y. Freeman. the only ullIn .,. in
man In the party having 80 ,he
charge. is a justice OF the peaoo frtonds
GAZE CITY District. He says tle Zee
Of Flanary were concealed N ioe nv
and made loop holes 10 I .'aI sbots
KNOCKING out the thinking. SeveraI 7n IL,
u,ara AIRED simultaneously from large CO..
trn guns and all the wounds were IN
| gicted bv the first volley. flanary W.
expecting this, and upon the instant
| a successful dash for liberty
THE murder for which Fianary was al
rested was a most tendlsn ana oiaDo'~o
ono pat and William Flanary inui uei ~
| = nov named william Johnson elshI yeli
! 600 and made their escape. Pal - -
| norted 10 have died in the west, anu ', D,
returned a few weeks since. Iheio
reward OF 800 for his arrest ne ID '"''
10 be a. pretty tough character 49,
Robert Freeman's arm is shat'eleu, "
ba will recover Charles Necessary
sbo+ in the hack under the shoulder piaae
The hall ranging toward the heart Jane
CLAYTON has a serious wound in the shoul
der. and may die 49,. NO,
Various conflicting reports or the ana ana
ara aupearing in the local papers, put Sou
CORRESPONDENT travelled ten miles 70 ~
.or,,ier, ,Sauire J. Il. Freeman, ana Is sa
sssed as 20 the correctness of his report:
Hancock is back county, anu - ~ =.
scene of much lawlessness. III TINS Il
; stance the authorities there are We,
much handicapped, the perpetrators Oh u
crime being unknown and the secIion
; which the tragedy was enacted yen Yen
nerhaps. tho widest part or the count
. The authorities here are dehberauhs oN
the matter and will probably take son
vigorous steps TO see that the oheHu7
are brought to justice at once.
O The Necessarys are quite wealthy a.
ora resolute people. They VIII NOT perm
the murder to 90 unaVengeu' 'ool III
saTv leaves a family. His remains VIII
hurled at the home Of his tather' siA'e
miles west of here. to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
Pulaski.
Sermon to James Breathed C"mp-
Lees Birthday.

Lees biftbuA''
Pulaski. VA. January 19-(SpeciaL)-
The James Breathed Camp, Confederate
I1oterans concluded their annual meet
,,,o, nd celebration of Lees Birthday TO-
day. ...,,,t1sd IN the
,,.osbytarian church here, thlrty-nlh7
strong when their chaplain, Rev. D lay
-. Nfortin preached the annual sermon
Chanlain Martin is as valiant hghIer
l., tbe army of the Lord as he was III
~ Of the Confederacy. at the neau %
bis famous Martins Battery OF LlshI
ARTILLERY. He preached sermon Oh 10
minutes length, which thrilled the CloWu'
"a church. veterans and others lie IN
nbasized the fact that the CohIeuS l. az
vas led by religious men-Lee' JaShSol'
paws. and such preachers as MosIs
Drury Hoge, 20 the last or WhOih nc p ~
a glowing tribute for his glorious 49, -
IN the soldiers and 70 the Cross' HI'
sermon was not only earnest anu -, S.V
o,,en+ hut full Of the "old-time rellslon'
,lro,,ing the divinity of Christ, the III
sniration OF the Bible. and the power 10 IL,
,,ood NJ Christianity upon men and clVlli
zation. +bA court
house 70 celebrate Lees Birthday. Ther
Us fine turn out OF the camp, unde
Commander James Macgill; Of citizen
generally, and of the school childr .S
| Tearv's cannon, Fitz Lee, relic OF III
confederacy, spoke in loud and eloquer
tones. colonel Rush Miller gave a de
I,cbtful entertainment In the style
camp life; other comrades made eloquer
and patriotic speeches, and altoset si,
the Confederate camp fire burned orighti
IN Rreathed Camp on this anniversary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

Truly Thomas +. Lawson INC
known northern financier, paid sie.''
,o,,ri,n,ent TO his wife when he recently
r,,rcbased for her the famous la"so"
oarnauon. Some men think . nosessy
for their consorts would be reckless an.
useless extravaganza, but the gallan.
husband referred to cheerfully paid ''O'V'
for the flower in question.
Tho Lawson carnation. when was
named in honor OF the inanclers "i'e, -
- ordinary flower. II was recently IN
,,ertedv df the florists will permit Tue
sxnr4ssior) by Mr.. Calvin, horucui'' =.
raj expert. and since its appearance -
has attracted widespread atteh'.o".
vban the beauty of the carnatioh riS'
hecome known Harlow n. Higinpothai''
chicago millionaire. offered So'VV' io'
tho plant. provided that it should DC IT,
namsd after his wife. a little latei
NJ YORK florist offered $4,000 for 'h'
| eovsr hut neither OF these proposluoi''
,srntod Mr.. Calvin. He knew ne CUM
do better. and Mr.. Lawson has Aetioi'
,trsted the fact that the florist possesse
good financial Judgment. In the lu'ui'
the flower will blossom solely toT III
n,h1,c Gardens of Boston. that being on
of the conditions Of the sale
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
Election of Senators.
(Fincastle Herald)

The recent open charges of bribery IN
so,,sral states in connection with the
election OF United States senator's EN-,
nbasiyes the fact that a change should
=. MAD. in the manner eiecting members
OF the upper House Of Congress. Inc
founders Of the country saw ~ TO adept
the present plan, and while the matter Is
one ~ great Importance. and subject
for discussion and difference OF opinion,
,bere is nevertheless a rapidly growing
sentiment In favor Of change.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
Conditional.

mike. what would you say was the dis
,o,ca between here and the next pubic
house?"
THAT depinds, sor."
Depends on what"
"on the DIRECTION, av We PLACE. FL ye're
soin, IFS q schant NOBLE an a half; et
Is comm back ye are, It's a moighty
long tin"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
Quick Delivery to All
Parts OF the City.
We Run Ten Delivery
Wagons.
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Extra quality New Orleans M''@'
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James-RiVer Sndu IN"v' III
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New Figs, pounds for &c
california Hams. &c. pound.
silver King Minnesota Patent ".''''
Flour barrel. St25; or, &c. bas. ,.,.,.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour
rel or 25c bag
Fresh Mixed Cakes. only &c. pot'~
Chocolate Drops, y lie pound
12-ounce ccns Best Bread soda Sc.
mounds Best Rio Green Conec. 70
| Grated Pineapple, large cans. &C.
| Large boxes Mustard Sardines &C.
| New Lima Beans, so
Small Navy Beans, Sc. quart.
New Dates. &c. pound.
White Sugar, 1 l-2c pound.
Large Lump Starch pounds 's'
New Picked Pigs Feet, &c po1'D
| Rock Salt. lc. pound.
Tomato Catsup, Sc. bottle.
Washhoards, Sc.
2-hoop Buckets Sc. a., 70
l-pound bats Mans SOAP \,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
An .Irerine Recommendation.

potts: Now that Colonel Gilman mas
been amounted adjutant-general, the DIS
ciplining Of our militia ought 10 run NUTS
smoothly.
sbotts: what are you talking about?
Why. Colonel Gilman is civilian; Whae
experience has he ever had for the callihg
70 which he has been chosen?
Potts: He? Why, for the last seven
wears Of his life he's been superintenu-
ing the drilling of oil-wells in PennsyI-
yania-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
Emporia.

EMpoRIA, VA. January A.-(speciai, D
W. C1erk OF the Courts here issued this
.-'nr,ing a license for the marriage OF
W. Rob.rt Mason Mallory. Jr.. or Bruns-
s,ic, and Miss Hattie Randolph Jones.
80 Sresnesville The would-be groom is a
=, young merchant Of Brunswick
covntv and a son OF Judge II. VI. NAL
low and the bride-to-be is the lovely and
accnmnlIshed daughter OF our popular
countyman, A. g. Jones, Esq. The eere-
roonv viii take place on the 18th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
Amounted TO the Same Thing.

Chipper: have always taken Fugle-
NON 20 he a man Of perfect self-denial.
Upper: self-denial, Ell? Well shouia
call him an out-snd-out prevsricator'
Chipper: That's what 1 said.
IIpper: Beg pardon, but you said ne
was a man Of perfect self-denal.
Clipper: Precisely; a man VINO niaNe'
an assertion one day that ne denies nav
ing made the next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
Tho New Years Dispatch.
(southside SentinelO


The New-Year's edition OF we rs
nond Dispatch, containing twenty pas
~ ,,a1rahIe Information and interesting
r ps is we'll worthy of The pride ana 10
a 9IyI of its large circle Of readers
aui a ss a.,o Among the features of es-
n nacIa, interest may be mentioned an ac-
p purate and comprehensive 'eview OF the the
late war and circumstances ieaains , Sp
20 -. an exhaustive presentation OF tne
,ooda record OF the capital city during
ls ss' with detailed reports from the most
INN irnortant enterprises, while Throughout
thsrs seems 10 prevail on the part OF me me
nublisbers a feeling of great satisfaction
as 70 the future prospects OF Their oe-
loved city and state. inc Dl' p,,.ioa, - . .
great factor. not only in the pohtical az
safrs ~ VIRGINIA. but also in our CONNER
ciai ana industrial welfare. occupying al
The while a most exalted plane OF justice
and morality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
liked His Ense.

Nrs Snapper: was my husband at y0u'
-, o,ub meeting last night?
Mr.. Bibber: Oh, yes; he was IN ''''
chair. ,o .old
Mrs Snapper: You needn't have ,oi1 ,
hot 7 knew him we'll enough to teei
smro that II there was one in the place
he'd have II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
a.ifn PInusiDIc.

Mrs FEEDER: wonder why IL Is . Una.
H. Dlan nowadays have such little respect
for old age? 0,oss
It's because it's been their ues''ny ~
have frequent communion with boaroins-
house eggs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

Reformer. In all my e.p I" snod many
,nesriates, and have met rs s'1 met o one
in my , sa'i influence who would acknow-
, u~ra that he was drunk =, ,o had
iea %" Murphy. How could heF Ell na ne mot not
slnse enough to acN"O"'0
Ne droonk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

Nebraska's judiciary and Legislature
are at loggerheads. despite the ancient
legal theory that neither OF the three
great DEPARTMENTS Of government shall
interfere with one another.
A few days ago Judge F. skipton' OF
Fillmore county, was sent 10 jail for con-
tempt before the bar of the House. IL
was found in contest case that the pai-
lots of Fillmore county were In the Gus
tody of Judge Skipton, on account Oh
contest h.tween rival candidates tor
county oflces. Sldpton refused to OBEY
a warrant served by the Sheriff on the
authority OF the Legislative |0iii'''''to'
for him 10 turn over the ballots 10 'h'
committee.
lie was brought before the bar OF I'M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
Changed the Rule.

When baby, dear mamma, ana L
A household trinity
MID sum I'D home affairs, twas by
The good old rule of three;
Put when a mother-ln-law appeared
our sacred realm upon.
The habit to our lives endeared
Was changed to rule of one.