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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-02-16
What Gould He Do?

"That a man should think several
times before he speaks never impressed
me so strongly as it did the other day."
remarked n well-known young man.
whats the trouble?" questioned a
friend
"Well, it don't amount to much"
continued the young man. But it
will serve as an example for me. You
know Jones? Well, IL you know Jones
he has probably borrowed enough
money from you to give you reason
to remember him. Yes. We'll, l lent
Jones So not long ago and the other
day he met me on the street. | thought
1t was for another touch and l got
awfully busy right away"
Say said Jones, have you got
S. bill about you?
81 hurriedly told him that 1 was
dead broke, and continued on my
journey.
"'Well,' cried Jones, when 1 was a
few feet away, Il thought If you had
SIS, I've got Il $40 bill here and could
pay Wy what / owe YOU He shook
the money at me, but l hurried on,
and I cursed my luck. met him yes
terday again, and he popped a similar
question at me. pulled out some
money, selected five, thinking lie was
going to give me a ten In return.
Let me h9ve that until next week,
old man. he said. What could dor
The American consuls mt all foreign
ports have the lawful right to examine
Intending emigrants for the United
States for the purpose of ascertaining
that thcy are at for admission 10 this
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-02-16
Zitkala-Sa (Red Bird

Zitkala.Sa, a young Indian girl of the
Yankton Sioux Tribe of Dakota indians,
who received her education in the East,
has written for the January, February and
|. March numbers three exceedingly inter.
!. estng papers. entitled
I. Impressions Of an Indian Childhood
II. The School Days of an Indian Girl
|. iii. An Indian Teacher among Indians
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-02-16
Fiction

u One of the most important features OF
" THE ATLANTIC for 1900 will be the publ
" cation of a large number of Short Stories
Y of the first quality. Conspicuous among
y these will be Maud Evelyn, by Henry
y James. There will also be stories by Kate
Y Douglas Wiggin, w. ID. HoweIis, Sarah
Y Orne Jewett, Joel Chandler Harris. and
" many others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
WHO AssAssiNATEO Go !, !; q, !

y Is
Fl Henry r.. Youtsey is now in jail at
accessory before the fact to the killing
OF William Goebel. A correspondent OF
The Louisville Evening Post says that the
arrest OF ;Youtsey was a great shock TO
the people Of Newport and Covington,
where he has spent most of his iffe, and
where ne IS known as an honest indus
trious, milo nanne1ed, genteel person,
who could not DE induced to take an
unfair advantage Of anybody
e Yet the statement was sent out from
Kentucky yesterday that Il this man
Youtsey will tell all he knows he can
s1ans Governor Taylor.
Detective Dee Armstrong, of Louis
vile, VINO has been working up the case.
says that there is only one way TOR
(Govc1nor) w. S. Taylor to escape the
ga1lows, and that is TO commit suicide
This IS a terrible charge against man
who now claims to be Governor Of Ken
lucky. Is it possible That the assasstna-
ton of GoeDel was a deep-laid plot Of the
Republican. party? The outside public
viii not willingly believe that Mfr. Taylor.
and his associates were parties to the
cowardly murder Of Goebcl, but the bur
den of proof is upon them. The charge
of murder is now boldly made against
them. and they must clear their skirts
They must exert themselves 10 clear up
this mystery and dasten the crime upon
those nllo committed it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
TRIGG5 PLAN. INSPECTED.
Government Omcials Visited the Ship
Yards Ycsterday-Reven Cutters


The William r. Trigg Company will.
in a few days, be awarded a contract by
the Government for the construction Oh
revenue cutters Nos. and 8. The TrtgS
plant was inspected yesterday Dy
the Board OF Inspection as ordered BY
Secretary Long. The following officials,
constituting the Board. arrived In the
city from Washington at 3 0 clock:
# Captain Russell Glover. superintendent
Of construction OF the Revenue Service:
Captain ]. w. Collins. engineer in chief
5of the Revenue Cutter Service; and ~.
,C.4Farkell, second assistant engineer and
recorder of the Board.
y These gentlemen were driven to the
plant at 10 20 clock. and when seen. after
having gone through all the depart
ments. expressed themselves as highly
pleased. and though they would not say
positively that their inspection was
matter of form. and that the Trigg Plant
would certainly receive the contract,Eyet
from their expressions on the htness sol
the plant. 1t seems quite certain tnat
their report to the Secretary will be Ia
.yorablc. #{'i
Captain Collins said: I'VE have been
all through and find the plant up
date "
At 4 O. clock the Board was driven to
the Richmond Locomotive Works to In n
sspect the works with reference 70 their
facilities for the IA construction o.
Scotch II boilers. such as will be used
In the revenue cutters. The boats To- pc
constructed win. be the most complete
and modern In the service They Will be
S175 and cO5 feet in lenEtA.s g
The Board Of Inspection returned TO
Washington last evening, $ ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
SPRlNG5HAS COME

and with it the usual lassitude, languor,
and inertia. The IS manner in which
you drag your weary limbs around and
the difference which you show to pass
ing events, indicates the sluggishness Of.
your blood Disease is largely in evil
dencc, and If you do not take a Blood
Purifier at once the consequences may
be more serious than you think.
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It cures where others fail. 1t will give
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take some much advertised nostrum, but
insist upon having the genuine Dr..
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Read what DR.. J. w. Smith says of It:
Reidsville, NC !, Oct II, 1898.
owens & Minor Drug Company, Rich
mond, Va:
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OF medicine. I sells better than any
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quently prescribe it in cases where indi-
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Yours truly, J.. W. SMITH, NJ. d.,
physician and Druggist
If you cannot procure 1t Of your drug
gist or merchant write to us. Price 81 a
bottle: six bottles for S..
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.,
Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
MlDDLESEX COURT.
Illicit Whiskcy Dealers Fined and
Warned for the Future.

STORAIONT, VA. March 30.-Special---
Ariddlesex County Court, which has been
in session since "wednesday at saluda,
adjourned to-day at noon. In the case
against Hughes & Brother, for selling in
toxicating liquors. the jury brought In a
verdict of guilty and fixed the fine at
SOS and costs. In the case against Cook,
indicted for the same offence, the jury
found Cook guilty and fixed his fine at
$40 and costs. T. 3. Ailworth, indicted tor
a similar offence, confessed judgment
ana took the minimum tine Of $50 and
costs.
Judge Garrett promised these gentle
men If they SHOULD chance to get before
his Honor again for a similar offence ne
should, on conviction. delight to SEND
them to Jail for the full term the law
designaies.
There are many offenders of this law
in this county, and the Judge promises
the whole host q liberal hearing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
The Confederate Carnival.

E The attraction at the Confederate LAR.
;nival last evening was Mr. Tory Mailer s
musical troupe, who, furnished both vocal
and instrumental music.
The contest for the d-heaGed cane,
to be voted to the most popular@of the
two candidates for Clerk Of the Hastings
Court Messrs. Walter D. Christian ana
Preston Belvin, bids fair to be exciting.
"A handsome cooking-stove, donated by
the Southern Stove Works to Mrs
George Sch.eiser, Of F'itzhush Lee booth,
is being ratified.
The most popular lady at the bazaar
will receive from the F'itz Lee booth
handsome parlor lamp, donated by J ones
Brothers:
The pillar fund to be sent to Mrs. James
r. d Halsey, OF Philadelphia. to mark the
graves Of Confederates buried at German
town. is growing. It is desired TO make
the sum the largest possible
The candy booth is at present engaged
in manufacturing candy to be auctioncd
OFF tonight.
The ladies desire especially to thank Mr..
John Yarbrough for his excellent work
last night. Ee played all the music for
the cake-walk. which is job which
should be handled by two men,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
TO THE AUDITOR.

" Captain Parks stood sponsor fer the
oc1ious valuation act, and no one qucs-
tions his sincerity and honesty, but be-
hind Captain Parks, and as a source Of
the measures Inspiration. it would be
interesting to know what part the Audi
tors Office had in the affair. The peo-
r,le-especially 'uhe tax-paying people.
unaligned as thieves and perjurers-would
nike to know and have a right TO know
Petersburg 1ndex-Appeal.
It is none of our business to defend the
auditors Office" but as a matter Of
fact Delegate Parks, author of the
..odious valua ton act remarked in our
presence some time ago that ae never
mad any communication whatever with
Auditor Marye on the subject until after
the bill had become law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
" - - - N S a
A Delightful "A flair.

A delightful surprise party was given
on Thursday night in honor OF Miss Flor
ence Vance on the occasion Of her birth
day BY her numerous young lady and
gentlemen friends. The evening was
spent in dancing, games, &C., and re-
treatments were served IN abundance.
Among those present were the follow
ing: Misses Minnie Rupp, Eva Kent,
Bertha Ariltz, Minnie Kaufman, Ka tie
Bowls, Rosa Vance. Dora NIiltz, 3iaude
Vance. Maggie kaufman. Elise King
.strey. Florence Vance, Messrs. James
Brown. Rob Jones, Timothy West, Willie
Drag Thomas Cousins, Thomas Dolan,
Thomas Williams, Willie Lipscomh. En-
nett Andrews, Herbert Kent. Lawrence
FARLEY, Doc AGREE, Langdon Elliott
George Hick:nen. IA
Chaperones: Mrs. Kaufman, Mrs. King
.strey, Mr.. and Mrs. Vance and Mr.. and
Mrs IIicock,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
THE QUESTION OF: PLANS.
The Bohy or Supposed Doserter
Found iii the River.

NORFOLK. VA, March so-Specal.-
Architect Arnold Eberhard sued Grocer.
A. J.. Wood for one hundred dollars to-
day. Dberhard drew plans for which
w. III. Minor paid one hundred dollars.
and by whichrlhe built the house. Con-
tractor Halstead borrowed Minors
plans and built for Wood a house similar.
to Minors. Eberhard claimed that
Minor bought the right to use the plans.
but Wood had no right to use them.
The jury disagreed and were discharged.
Christian Fredericksen. a sailor of the
navy, was missed from the Nonfolk
Navy Yard December 18th, and a month
later was declared to be a deserter- This
afternoon his body was found In the
river near the yard.
George Parker to-day sued the Merritt
Wrecking Company. asking damages In
twenty-five thousand dollars. He claims
that he. while cook on the company,s
tug, Coley fell down a &ha tchWay and
was disabled. The accident happened in
July of last year. hi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

Vice-President on the Republican ticket
He is many times millionaire.
D. X. Pearson, the pllilanthropist, who
has given his entire fortune Of $500, 600
to colleges, declines to serve upon the
Reception Committee for the Dewey Day
celebration in Chicago.
Here is the letter which was received
at the committees. Headquarters from
MIR. Pearson:
IT am eighty years old, and I sleep at
ter dinner. One day in the Dewey cele-
bration might make me sick ten days
If I were younger I would go in for a
jolly day. thank you for. the invita- ton
'P. Sod men must be. kept quiet. I
want to live to be 100 yeafs old. -
"A Bridgeport (Conn.) gun club has or
dered sixty dozen live quail from Kan
sas. and proposes to liberate the birds at
various points in the surrounding coun-
try. They cost 81 a dozen. 1t Is expected
that when liberated they will be easily
able to maintain themselves. and will
mate during April and May. Each pair
will produce two broods OF ten or twelve
birds each during the summer aid early
fan, and it is expected that about GO per
cent. Of the young will survive. When
the open season shall arrive, in the
fall, there will probably be about 5000
quail for the sportsmen.
III Somebody recently showed ex-speaker
Reed a copy Of a Manila paper in which
appeared this paragraph: 1.-The difference
between Tom Reed and Billy Mason is
tina when Tom Reed says he will resign
he resigns "Ah,'' said AR. Reed, re-
flectively. "a great journalistds evidently
wasting a1is talents on the F'ilipinos. =
IL Or. Charles F. Mason, a volunteer army
surgeon. writes from the Philippines to
the Medical Record. saying that there IS
danger of the communica ton Of variola
and smallpox to friends Of soldiers IN
this country. through souvenirs sent to
them. He says that these diseases are
almost universal there among all classes,
and that the people have their own looms
in their homes and manufacture many
varieties Of fine "josi'.- and .ipina' 8 cloth.
which are much sought after by ssAmeri-
can soldiers, and by them sent through
the mails ito their friends. .s%
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

1tlfnscslnentS OF tfe ace 49, - Court 81
Appeals has rsnounced TO hes unconsti-:
.iu,ional. 8 Ii dealing With tiAs question
che Iestsiasur'e must take broad view
There should 81 All ems tax COM;
;nas III on TO be- COMPOSED Is. Discreet ard
intelligent men, Nl1o win take 10 this
Ws,olc question and formulate ~ general
system OF taxation under wtach taxation
an Virgins viii be- equal and uniform
under which The State will ret ali the
revenue that Is Justly due iseI. under
,~a,ich each and every mar will be made
TO bear his Just portion OF the public!
burden no more and no less
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
ReDuD licaIl9.

BOWLING CTar TEN. y A.. March SO
Specialize Republican County $sC % ~
lion met in the courthouse to-day. Robt.
Reverly was elected chairman and F. ~.
Coleman secretary. The following dele
rates were elected to botk the District
Convention at Cape Charles, and the State
convention at Norfolk: s. p. Pats. q.
IL. r. Dunn James Baylor. A.. u Nllllam-
son sss:T ~. PURGE, Robert Beverly, Gosh
zHailstolk, and r. II. Thomas. ,}ss
resolutions were. adopted endorsing the ne
MCKINLEY administration and recommend
ing S. f. Pitts as one of the delegates 20
the National Republican Convention AZ az
delphia. SSS5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
EX-VOLUNTEER8 HURT.
a Michigandcr Buys Lots and Will
Build III Fredericksburg.

FREDERICKSBURG, va. March so
Special.-Harry Hickerson, Of Washing
ton, formerly of the Fourth Immune :
Regiment, was struck by a piece Of
heavy timber thrown back from saw
Ewhile at work III Fosters wood yard
to-day, receiving internal injuries which
may prove fatal.
e Charles I<oeppen, Of Michigan, = as
.nurchased a block Of lots above the
silks mills. on which he will erect "a
handsome residence and make other i'm
prov ements. s,
The City Council has authorized the
Committee on Light to advertise for bids
to erect an electric light plant ror the
CITY according to certain approved plans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
the victory would be COM

Ladysmith. the victory would be COM
p1ete.
It looks as If the Republicans are tn
a bad way about the Porto Rican tariff
bill. I think the Democrats ought 70 let
1t pass and use 1t as a party measure.
j have no doubt the Supreme Court
would declare against lit The people
around here say, for a wonder, aha t MT.
Bryan ought to give up the money issue.
81 heard NIr. Ames say SO. Some OF
them are coming to their senses.
The charter for trolley line passed me
House all right. but they are side
tracking. in Senate. Where does the
Convention of Knights of Horror meet?
There is no news. AL send love.
Your son. S
T. w. TAYLOR. JR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
P0ST0FFlCE= SAFE ROBBED.
Elks Elect Officers-Two Weddings in
Roanoke. 81

Roanoke.
ROANOKE, VA, March so.--speci:alll.--- al:
The safe at Brughs store. in Botetourt
county, was blown open last might by
burglars and quite a sum of money and
stamps taken. The burglars were sup
posed to be two strangers, vino were rid
ing horses through the country.
The Roanoke Ellks have elected officers
as follows: Exalted Ruler. Warren Wei
ford; Esteemed Leading Knight, G. NJ
Jameson; Esteemed Loyal Knight. A :.
Lou Cutlery; Secretary. James A1cFali:
Treasurer. John A Pack. Charles Byrne,
,,ast exalted ruler, was elected dele
gate to the Grand Lodge, Atlantic City,
July 9th.
! Hugh Davis, a well known citizen Of
Roanoke, was married to-day to Miss
Dora Lyle at Bonsack.
George R. Paris. a we'll known real
estate ran; was married tonight to MISS
Annie Shelton, Rev. Dr. w c. Campbell
officiating. The marriage was a. qul le
affair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

33:45 o clock It IS requested that each
society connected with this organization
will endeavor to have full attendance.
present al this meeting. Rev.. s. Al
Steel, pastor of Z Centenary Methodist
Church, will make the address. Mem.
:bers of the societies Of Christian Endea-.
.yor-. and Epworth Leagues are invited to
attend.
81 Services of special interest will be held
at Union Gospel Mission. on North Sew
5enth Street, at 3 O. clock tomorrow after
noon. "a cordial Invitation dis extended
to a .&4s s58F E555ss5 55&
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
.Circ,,,nst q tial Evidence.

81 CIHRIsTIANSBURG " A. March ~; ~.
Special 1.-The trial of Albert Morgan le OF.
sored) for the larceny Of $33S 90 from IN lne
house Of II n I'D dings !. on the night Of:
January .2sth,- hitch began YESTERDAY
ended al IL n {. clock to-day In 2 hung NUM-.
Jury, e there being nine. for conviction ana
three for acquittal. The evidence was
partly circumst antial, IA out very stron
Twent yseight dollars which Scorrespondea
exactly with I he money lost, was found
Fon Alorgan:s person ten dollars less than
zIddings. missed He claimed n the money
his own. g #
4 rhes{ case will ,bes tried asain 6 the
April te rm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
BOARD OF EDUCATl!0l.lNl!,., !.
Case OF Mr.. Gum to 10 Considered on On
nri IS ~

Case OF Mr.. Quinn 20 ~ Consideretl. on
April - Q.
The Board Of Public Education met e s,ss
terday and fixed upon April l9th as all. -
date for the election of a permanent, ~.
perintendent for / the city Of Ra adj
Judge w Vaughan has been en-! !1 lnn
the position since the removal OF. MI:
W. r. Gum All persons having charges;
to make against Mr. Gum conduct
while In office are invited Ito appear
before the Board at the next meeting ms ;
The election Of superint ut Tor :.
Newport News to fill the yacancyss occa-s
stoned by. the disappearance from tnat
city of Mr.. r. T.. Powell was passed ny
for the present. Candidates were Ein ",
ed to file papers. No oral "a arr arguments
will be heard in favor Of or againstt 5s ny
~ AZ "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
More Money Recovered

officer Wiltshire. who has been engaged
in developing the case OF Indian Lucy.
who is charged with stealing $3.50 from
Mr.. Williams a travelling salesman. mas
succeeded in locating $40 more E OF tho
stolen money. .5.a53s.
Mr. wiltshire has done excellent W 'lc y
On the case and has gathered much evil
fdence against T. the prisoner. who has for
a long time given the authorities much
trouble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

~
ture TO- elected In November. 70
provide for the convent on.
sc IS practically: settled. az q ALREADY
stated. that there will be no extra ses.i
sion. IN fact. most Of the 8: dvocases g.
the convention are now cony1nced ~,
the convention scheme Will De
down by the voters at the poll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
Leg isiatu,o win Not Meet.

II. has been decided that there will be.
no extra session OF the Legislature, even
though the people should, on the fourth
:Th,rsdaySin May. vote to call q constttu-5
ticcral conver ton.
Some of the Democratic party leaders:
have conferred and practically decided
that 1t would not be well to hold the!
convention during the excitement incl.
dent TO Z presidentlalca campaign.
They FAVOR leaving u 20 th0s Lagtslar;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
Ambulance Work.

A colored man named Dock Cary, an
employe of Yarbrough's tobacco factory at
Of his fingers cut off in some nj, chinery
yesterday morning about a:45 o'clock The
ambulance was called and DR.. Parker
treated his hurt.
AT CPS o'clock the ambulance was CALI
ed to Allen & Ginter's factory, at Sixth
and Cary Streets, TO treat girl who was
suffering from hysteria. DR.. Parker a t
tended her. s;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
I7l- -. 1890 ~ \
b. Y.P.U. Meeting.

The quarterly meeting of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union Of Richmond and
Manchester will be held on Sunday af-
ternoon at 4 O'Clock in the First Baptist
Church. The local unions will assemble
in the lecture room for assignment a t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
ASI,ewarti is offered.

aiRichard Hawkins the negro convict
from Portsmouth, who ESCAPED from the
penitentiary guards Birding and q HAYNES
: - TIA chesapeake and Ohio Depot on
"Wednesday. Is still at large. The Cover
nor has offered reward Of so for his
capture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE.

For good insurance you saould have
three important points. First, correct
principles second. the same maintained:
r,ard. honest and conservative aGlministra-
ton. All these are admirably combined
il the South-AtlanItic Life, Chamber OF
Commerce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

The Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

"A SINGLE FACT is worth a ship-load
of argument Every cure by Hoods
sarsaparilla is fact, proving its merit,
and the thousands and thousands OF
cures recorded certainly should convince
you that Hoods will cure you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
To THE VOTERS OF RICH MOND.

respectfully announce myself a can:
Court.
sa5 Having served as deputy under that
accomplished and efficient Off GER the late
William P. 5Lawton. and. since his death
having held the Office by Judge Wits
appointment. I pledge myself,ssif elected,
to bring to my aid the training and
experience thus gained landsso sessentiaD
for the conscientious discharge OF the
duties sof the Office. and will !. endeavor
in the future. as in the past, to ithfully
serve the people Of this city. IS
Very respect FL lly, asTs
~ WALTER tCHRISTIAN. 50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

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