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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
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NEW YORK, August 1I.-services at the
funeral Of the late Colts p Huntington at
the Fifth-Avenua residence to-day were
marked with simplicity. They were con-
Quoted by Rev. A Woodruff Halsey, of
the PRESBYTERIAN Board Of Missions, in tho
drawing-room. The pal-bearers were D.
O. Mills. Edward King. Frederick P. Oh
cot.. Edwin Hawlev. Charles H Tweed.
Martin Erdmann. R. P. Schwerin and c.
Adolph Lowe
After the exercises were conducted the
casket was carried to the hearse and in
ternlent later was made in the Huntington
Mausoleum in Woodawn Cemetery.
Piers %. 81 and SO North River. which
are used by the Morgan Line ani Southern
Pacific Company. We're draped in memory
OF Mr.. Huntington.
Among the friends at the funeral We're:
John RI. Snvth, president of the Virginia
Manual Training School at Broadneck
Farm. Va. which was heavily endowed bv
Mr.. Huntington: Horace See. chief engi-
neer OF the Newport News ShiD-vards: DR..
II. r. F'riSe1l. president of Hampton In
stitite. Hampton. Va. and Booker T.
Washington. Of Tuskegee, Ala.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18

ther confirmed to-day by two kilograms
received by the Japanese Legation in Ser
lin, one dated, August 18th, saying that
the allied forces wer@ only ten miles from
the capital and the other briefly announc-
ing that trey had entered.
This evening the German Press accepts
the fail Of Pekin fact. While ex-
pressing joy at the happy discharge Of one
point out that there is much left to do.
the Ber.fner Post says:
"a great thing has been done. but a
allied Powers will be satisfied. It remains
to obtain redress for attacks upon the
legations and other wrongs particularly
tha assassination of the German Minister,
and to install a Government which Will
punish the guilty and give ample guran
tees against the recurrence Of similar
crimes
The National zeitung, the F'rsisinnige
Zeitung, and the Nossische Zeitung eN-
press themselves IN a similar strain.
Referring TO q number of special dis
patches appearing in German papers,
which claim that the United States Gov
ernment now that the members of the
foreign legations are relieved, is about to
withdraw from the international under
taking. high official of the German
Foreign Office sa15: This evening:
The Washington Government has as
sured the other Powers of it's willingness
to cooperate in carrying out a joint pro-
gramnS. This assurance has sufiiced SO
Var and will continue TO suffice in spite
OF newspapers stories to the contrary"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
COLLAPSE OF RESISTANCE.
Chinese Lost Heart on Failure Of Their
Plan TO Flood the Country,
By Associated Press

The collapse of Chinese resistance is ex-
planned in DISPATCHES from Shanghai as
being due to the failure OF the Chinese to
fiocd the country below Tuns Chow. The
earth-woTks connected " IN the dam at
the Pei Ho were unfinished and the canal
at Tung Chow was full Of water, faci-
tating bout transportation when the allies
arrived there.
Signals between the allies and legation
ers holding part of the wall at Pekin were
exchanged during the morning of August
18th "wednesday.
Troops are still arriving at Taku. The
German transports Wittekind and Frank
fort are due there to-day.
The Russian transport Mini Novgorod
ran on a reef August itth.
The japanese cruiser Takasago. which
went ashore recently. has been towed off
and is now at Port Arthur.
a dispatch from Yokohama under to-
days date, announces that IN official teie-
gram from Seoul. the capital of Korea.
says the Inhabitants of the PyCug Yong
district, adjoining the frontier, are alarmed
al the landing of LOCO Russians in that
neiShborhoOd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
OUT OF RESPECT.
Fifty Thousand Men Idle, Owing to
Funeral of Mr. Huntington.
(By Associated Press

CHICAGO, Aug.ust 17.-,Every wheel
great Southern tactic system of rail
roads and steamship lines was stopped
for seven minutes to-day during the
burial of Coils z. Huntington in New
York. AT the exact moment when the
clock struck l in New York every ham
mer in all the shops ceased changing,
trains paused upon the rails and steam
ships ffoated lifelessly upon the water.
In Chicago the offices remained closed
all the morning. and no tickets were sold
or other business transacted until after
the remains of the once great railroad
maEnate We're laid to rest.
During the short suspension of business
10000 men i'll all sections of the United
States remained idle. The Chicago offices
were draped with crepe that is to remain
for thirty days.
Careful attention had been given to the
difference in time between San Francisco
and New York. in order that the observ-
ances of eSpect at each place might
take place at exactly the same time Ser
vices were held at the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church at San Francisco at the same
time the funeral was III progress in New
York
w G. Neimver general western freight
agent Of the Southern Pacific. with head
quarters in Chicago. to-day said that
this is the first time in the history of
American railroads that there has been
q total suspension of business on any
system as mark of respect to the mem
bry OF any man.
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Was Also Awarded a Medal Of the
Yellow Medal.
UNITED STATES GOOD RECORD.
Secured in AII1,9sl Awards-Evcrs
Line OF Industry and Art and SIKH
Is Given Recognition at the
Worlds Exposition i'll
Paris-List of South
ern Prizes.
(By Associated press.)

PARIS, August 1.-THE list of the
awards to American exhibitors at the
Paris Exposition was made public to-day.
The United States in all secured 1851
awards. or these go We're grand prizes,
4sG gold medals, 5s3 silver medals, 422
bronze medals go honorable mentions.
and long list of gold, silver and bronze
medals for collaborators-
Such is the record achieved by America.
as announced to-day by the French officials.
Every line of Industry and art ana skill
is given recognition. American farm pro-
ducts American mines AMI forestry re-
ceive grand prizes and gold medals and
American cottons, woollens and silks are
given the same consideration as are
American harvesting machinery, sewing
machines, printing presses, liberal arts and
transportation. while silverware, icwelry.
art and education are placed in the front.
United States Commissioner General
Peck and his associates are highly pleased
with the results. as demonstrating the su-
periority of American products and the su-
heriority of the character of the whole
fmerican section.
LIST OF AWARDS.
Following is a list of the awards TO
firms, individuals or institutions in the
!South:
Gold medals. Agricultural education
Charles w. Dabney, Knoxville, Tenn.
Industrial and commercial education
Hampton Institute Virginia; Tuskegee In
stitute, Alabama.
Department of Civil Engineering and
TIansportatioll-Ais River Commits
sion.
Department of Agriculture-yirginia-
Carolina Chemical Company; Southern
Railway Company
Department of Forestry and Fisheries
Southern Railway Company; Board of
Agriculture of North Carolina (Three
awards.
j K. Burner. Raleigh collaboration
Department OF Agriculture G>eed pro-
drcts) Louisiana Sugar Planters Assocla-
lions. Mining and MetaliuTey-North
Carolina State Board of Agriculture,
Raleigh, y. G: North Carolina State Com
mission 10 the Paris Exposition, Raleigh
N. C.
Department of Chemical Industries-
United States Tobacco Company.
The Art awards-Goid medals were as
follows:
John 5. Sergeant. J. n. Mcneil, Whistler;
Edwin A Abby. John ". Alexander
Cecilia BeauN. George f. Brush, William
III. Chase, Wislow Homer. Abhott Ihayer,
J. MacNell, Whistler; Joseph Pennei'
Timothy Cole Augustus St. Gaudens'
Frederick MacMonnies. Daniel c French,
Charles Crafty. George Grey Bernard.
Richard Brooks.
Among the foreign commissioners 1lSuf-
ing in the list OF decorations conferred by
the Legion Of Honor, is United States
Commissioner Ferdinand W. Peck. OF
Chicago. yho IS appointed d grand officer
of the Legion The announcement is made
by the Official Journal this morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
POWERS TRIAL
NEARING AN END
Jim Howard Was Named as the Man
Who Killed GoebeI in Speech
of CoIone. Campbell.
Rr Associated Press.l

cE-CsP E-itJlNN n II AUGUST III ne
s-'i,.ss, - ~ case of CeIeb Powers,
q, a,,ar-raI with b ing an accessory to the
,,nrder Of William cioebe!, was not CON
,lnd.d to-dav. the court refusing TO hold
:, ,sio,ht session Commonwealth Attorney
p ohsrt z Frankli1. will make the closing
sr..ch for the prosecution tomorrow
,,,or,,in~ The argument for the defense
10 80 nles a hv Ex-Governor John Young
Rrown
The entire morning session was taken
~. I,o:o1&l r C. Campbell for the
up oS f.o.,anaf G, mpbell intimate
f;.., JI,,rl, fired the shof that kill
tltI't III iio ~ th 1--WE orinci-
ioepei' OUT u Ws toa,o,,,s-,t-Iim How
pals n pamso Hnward IN tn5 'la.1 enrg Youtsey Har
land Whitaker ana iti.o"
Combs and every one oI 'ne,a EN- msfe I'd ~ "
by pF"curs iieiil %
Al the close OF Colonel Cambeii speech
the court announced n1odiacat,oh .2 oil ,ne
instructions to the jury defining the "ofas
unlawful act to be Ito alarm, incite
terror or do bodily harm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
SACRIFICED HIMSELF.
\ German Killed Himself TO tEce ih-
surancc Money for His WE.
tBy Associated Press.)

CHICAGO. August t7--Charles a.
Mieleuz died by his own hand some tine
on Wednesday. on the pra.ries near ossS. 'S,.
and southport Avenues in order u ina -. ms a,
wife might receive the benaht OIL 80 .y,an ~,
1c.ges, Mrs. Mielenz learned from the
po!iee !SIIgs' last 5 evening that her husbands
body nad been found. She has four boys
none of them ten years old
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Mielenz re re,
ceived Il letter from her husn,llu .'ia.l,.' a!H,
mar, ard partly in English. in when ne
said: i. -
1T is the best you can do to let me
go. so everybody can get what they nave
coming. I feel sorry for my children. lou
will get enough OF money from my iouSss L, SO
- n1f - 00n in the business and hold the
balance for yourself ana my dear ehll-
dren. It's hard to part, but don't see
any other way"
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ceremonies al Topeka when he vii. ,e-
spond to speech by Hon T. NJ. Patter-
son. notifying him of his morn in.tion Tor
the Presidency by the Popullst party On
Friday Mr.. Bryan will @--ea,- Nan-
haitian, Kansas. and Beatrice. Neb Sat-
lirday he viii go 10 South Omaha to at
tend a Jackson Club picnic, where he viii
speak.
Among Mr.. Brvan's callers to-day were:
Hon j. r. Sovereign: Vice-Charrnan
Edmiston, of the Peoples Party. and Land
Commissioner Moore, of Montana In
the afternoon he acted as pall-bearer at
the funeral OF a former fellow townsman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
NOT A~LlFE LOST.
Lake Shore Train PlunGes Into San
dusky Bay.

SANDUSkY. OHIO, August l1-Lake
Shore train No. 5, wastbound, was wrecheG
at Bay Bridge. near Sandusky at
o'clock this morning. The train lett SleNe-
land at 1855 2. NJ. and struck a broken
rail near Bay Bridge, five miles west .,
Sandusky. The engine and TWO Nd, .,La
cars nassed over the bridge safely. Ihe
next three cars, consisting of two mall
and a combination car, went over lhs
bridge into Sandusky Bay in twenty 1ese
of water The rest of the train lett 'he
track, bat did not so over the bridge anu
beyond severe shaking up and eau
scare no one was injured in these cars
The three cars piled up in mass IN .he
water below. imprisoning the nlaii CLERKS,
and the passengers in the combinatio oas-
gage. Not a iife was lost, pas
Eisr,ssers and employees clinp-
ing through windows and doors and beng
rescued from water with slight injuries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
SUMMARY OF IO-DAYs NEWS

Local.
-Richmond merchant is placed under
arrest.
--t;oyernor tyler pH.douS j. /. iodd-
Woman run irIo by man ana may
die from her injuries.
-PouticaI affairs begin 10 boom.
State.
Politicians think Hon II. s. Maynard
wiIl .siu noHiuatlo ~ seconu District.
The Princess EruQDeLSh0i drRen tC
c,ord0nsvitle, where she boarded a train.
probably tor some sanitariuin
The BoWdenites return and say DIR.
Wise must step down and oat OF race
for Congress.
DR.. BucSmaster and the ewo Misses
Woods thrown from bussies snd pain
fully hurt.
Negro wanted in Richmond county
under arrest in Baltimore.
General.
Race riots at Liberty City. Ca Ne
groes ire the city and attempt 10 wreck
train. Military ordered out.
Powers case nearing an end.
Jim Howard named as man who killed
Goebei in speech OF Colonel Campbell. OF
The big fight between sharkey and
Fitzsimmons postponed day
Foreign.
The allied forces enter Pek;n after
-rhe foreigners released from their
long imprisonment. Official condemnation
received in dispatches from Reniey and
rowler
-Roun,aaia has sent practically an
uitimatum to Bulgaria.
-pewet eluded Kitchener.
Richmond firm awarded gold medal
ut Paris EXPOSITION
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
RACE RIOT RACES
IN THE SOUTH.
Negroes Fire Cities in Georgia and
Tear Up Railroad Tracks Troops
are Ordered Out by Governor.
By Associated Press. J

ATLANTA, GA, August I.-Governor
Candler to-day, upon advices received from
the deputy sheriff of Liberty county, this
State ordered out the Liberty Troop. a
cavalry company Of the Georgia militia.
to assist Sheriff Brewer Of that county in
quellinS riot now said to be assuming
serious proportions at Johnston station,
NIFTY miles from Savannah between the
whites and blacks
The following is the message received
by Governor Candler from Deputy Sheriff
Henry this afternoon:
Negroes who murdered r. II Curtis
are being joined in the woods by other
negroes Liberty City was fired in the
centre of the town last night about y
O'Clock Lambert was fired at the same
time.
The Savannah, Florida and Western
Railroad is being torn up between the
two towns to wreck train No rs. on which
are Sheriff Brewer and part of a posse.
One man was taken from the guard
yesterday. One man killed while resisting
arrest People much excited and trouble
expected. Can't control mob at all. and
everything IS getting more and more
wrought up hourly
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REINFORCEMENT STARTED.
Rapid Advance Due to japanese and
Russians.
(By Associated Press.)

PARIS August ia dispatch received
here from General Frey, in command of the
French marine force in China, dated
August 9th. says the rapid advance of the
allies toward Pekin was due to the excel
lent scouting of the Russians and JaDan-
ese. General Frey returned to Tien Tsin
in order to lead reinforcements of French
troops TO the front.
Finding there the Germans Austrians
and Italians. who were not represented
with the advance columns the General
offered to give them facilities for getting
to the front with his command They ac-
cepted with thanks and a new column,
composed of the forces of the nations men
toned. started for Pelzin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
DEWET ELUDES KITCHENER.
Marched hy Night Over Country Un-
KNOWN to British.
(Ey Assoeiatcd Fress.1

PRETORIA. August i6.-The trial by
court-martial OF Lieutenant Cordua. oil
the United States Artillery. and the o.her
leaders of the coaspirators concerned IN
tho plot TO kitnap Genera Lord Roosrts,
began to-day. The prisoners pLes'deS'
guilty. but. at the suggestion of the coufe.
withdrew their plea, and the eriai IS pro-
ceed.ns.
General kitchener in spite of the tact
that all the British wagons had double
teams of picked animals The Beers evai-
ed the British by marching at night over
Grounds known to them. willis their pur-
suers were obliged to march in the Gay
time rob
Lord Kitchener. after forced n1area' !aa
ish garrison at Glands River
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
G. n. HENRY.
NEGROES oBsrP PFpR 1 o71s snesti,


The negroes in Liberty county have been
troublesome for several weeks. and in
the last few days a number of arrests
have been made Il. N Curtis. who was
Killed. was well-known in the community.
He had some trouble with negroes several
days ago. The negroes fled to the woods
where they have been in hiding. One
of the negroes implicated in the murder
was arrested yesterday and while resisting
arrest was killed. Another was taken
from the guard and is supposed to have
been murdered
1t is not known whether any damage
was done by the fires started last nisht
by the negroes. 1t is the opinion OF tba
Governor that as soon as the Liberty
Guards make their appearance upon tha
srene as an armed body the trouble viii
end. The company numbers eighty men.
In this vicinity of Georgia the negroes
are three to one compared in numbers 10
ga ATTEMPTED TO WRECK TRAIN
Late last night a desperate attempt was
made to wreck Plant System train at
aimsr's Hill. where the negro Small, one
of those said to have taken part In the
murder of Curtis. was Killed
The switch lock was broken and cross
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
MIGHT KILL THE PRESIDENT.
Two Italian Anarchists Are Heid al
Quarantine. New York

WASHINGTON. August 17--Chief Viii
kie. of the United states Secret Service,
stated to-day that Natal Marquesa ana
Michael Guida, two Italians, had been oe-
tianed al quarantine, New YORK I,o mar
hv his orders. Their deportation to Naples.
italy. will be recommended to the Secre-
tary of the Treasury.
On August 1st this Government was ao-
vised from Naples that Marquesa an
Anarchist, had left Naples. and that he
might attack the President The 1nrliler
information was given that Marquesa was
not only an Anarchist. but a convicted
Selon.
Marcuesa and his companion Gnida was
turned over to the Immigration Depart
7nent with the request that they be held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
ORDER OF ADVANCE.
Japanese Led and Americans Brouch
Up he Rear
(By Associated Press.)

TOXIC, August 11--Extracts from a
long dispatch describing the advance nj
the allied forces from Tien Ts.n say Cen
eral Ma disappeared during the fighting
at Yang Isun. that the immediate ad-
vance on Pekin was decided upon ar a
council of war in which Ss5 officers 1oci,
part, held at Yang Tsun. August 7tb onI
that the advance columns were IT,
up in the following order: japanese Rns-
sian. British, and American. The Fra,n,,
contigent was obliged to remain AT We.
Tsun en- accout OF its inadequate com.
missariat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
SEARS THE MURDERER.
Supposed to Have Committed Rob
berry in BoylSins.
1srerinI pisnatch to FAC Timcsl

(Srecinl Dispntch 10 The Timcs)
EOYIINS. VA, August 1.-THE town
was somewhat stirred I'D yesterday
morning when it became known that
Daniel Turner. a respectable negro, had
been robbed the night previous of s15o.
From the description the man is thought
to be John Sears. a mulatto. who is
charged with committing, murder near
Winston. n. c.. very recently. and for
whose apprehension the Governor of the
State offers q reward of 5000. Sears is
said to weigh about 155 pounds: to he
= feet 70 inches figh to have straight
hair and a light moustache. He has also
one prominent tooth on each side of his
mouth. Mr.. a e Garrett. Ahoskie.
n c.. is the officer giving particulars.
Sears is supposed to be making his way
towards Petersburg or Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
WILLING TO NEGOTIATE.
Japan Offers Her Services in Bebalfof
Emperor and Empress.

LONDON. August 1s.-The Chinese Min
lister at Toxic. Lii Sheng Toh. has tsIe-
sraphed Ii Hung Chang, according to a
dispatch TO the Times from Shanghai, that
Japan is willing TO use her good offices in
behalf of the Empress Dowager and EN-
petor. .Kwang Su, but is determined to pre-
vent the escape of Prince Tuan; Of Kang
VI, president of the Board of War of Dsu
l'uns; guardian OF the Heir Apparent,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
Mr.. BRYAN'S PLANS.
Next Week He Will Speak in Kansas
and Nebraska.
(By Assoelated Press.

(By Associated Press
LINCOLN, NlsB., August 11.-dr. Bryan
will devote the greater part of next week
to speech making in Nebraska and Kan
sas. He VIII make the first OF series
of addresses at Wahoo. 20 miles north OF
Lincoln Tuesday afternoon. and will fol-
low this effort with four speeches on
Wednesday a. Auburn. Te,eunseh and
Pawnee, Respectively.
Thursday forenoon VIII be spent in Kan
sas City The afternoon OF Thursday will
Be given over to the Populist Notification
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and of c,ao shu Cnao. commissioner Oh
the Railway ana Mining Bureau
Prcparin. for yyinter Campaign
...s.,,,i ~ nd I,rnSS

BERLIN, August 1'.-Germany beyona
any doubt is preparing everything ZOE ai'
autumn and winter campaign II, 80,
o1. striking evidence II this is the fact
.tba, slow steamer has been chartered
for December, to carry TO China material
for a sixty mile fed railroad
Tho correspondent of the Assoela.sa
press is informed. on high authority, that
Tho ,Rechstag will not be summoned uhtii
ocsober. unless, extraordinary Developments
eusue in the far EaSt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
POLICE ALERT.
No Recurrence of Race Troubles III
New York Last Night.
fRv Associated Press.

NEW YORK. August 17,-,rhoush
several of the West Side Streets were
lined tonight with men and women. VINO
evidently expected a recurrence OF the
collisions between whites and negroes
residents of that locality there We're no
,.<,ce disturbances of any consequence
during the evening. Police We're on the
alert on the streets. and avenues, and no
doiterins was permitted where crowds
had congregated for three nights past
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
The lIscnpe Explained

(By ASSoclatru FTtSS.I
LONDON. August 1.-THE War OiiSe
has received a dispatch from Lord Roo,
erts expressing Il fear that Genet''
Dewet has eluded his pursuers -.
Lord Roberts says he iinasines 't hts
DewSct.s escape is due to breaking up MS
force into small! bodies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
AN LTlMATUM.
Roumania and bulgaria Are at to'h'
OF U;:r.

fEy Associated rresso
LONDON, August ls-The houln''i.,;'i. i, AZ
Government. according to d spscl" 1'
patch from Vienna. has addressed ST. .,,,,
note. amounting almost to an utts!''+s
to Bulgta demanding the ..ss.,, u,.s Com
1oT, miftee TO Sofia. and the suppression OF
that organization.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
NEGRO ADVISERS.
Hanna Names Two on National Re-
publican Committee.
(Ry AssoclateA Press }

CHICAGO. August f7.-Syractise Field
Adams. a coiored editor. Enguist and ora
tor, and Bishop Arnett. OF Ohio, also coi-
ored. nave been appointed by Chairman
Hanna members of the Advisory Commit
tee of the Republican National Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
Mesa &c From Fowler.
Rr Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE State
,,a,artn,a,t today received a cipher dis
"a Ich from consul Fowler at Che Foo.
r. i'd, dnas not convey any important new In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18

rsrmation and fails to give word of tn
arrival of the allietl troops at Pekin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
wEATHEI: FoEEcAsT.l

Forecas. for Saturday and Sunday
virrn.a-Partiy cloudy sa-nF5aay ana ]
sunday. light to fresh soushwestsFiy Wsnds.
North caroiEna-Local rains and Shundes-
storms Saturday and sunday; Asas seliis.ses
winds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-31
Curing Headache,

tits a distressing combination
a nervous headache and an impera-
tive engagement. When they &C.
cur on the same date, us they often
do, try this treatment. Take hot
bath, literally tinctured with toilet
vinegar. Put on dressing gown,
lie in shaded room, and, if pos
sible, 60 to sleep for half an hour.
On awakening rub the back ofthe
neck gently with toilet water, and
rub the muscles of the face also.
Drink cup OF hot bullion, milk or
cocoa. Rest little longer, allow
ing time to feel cool, as well as
strengthened.
If this treatment fails to put you
in trim for the engagement, there is
no help for you, and you must either
break it, or keep it at the peril of
your health.