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DanEerou. voyage.

Deep-water sailors are apt to view
with contempt the seamen who go on
coastwise ships, but these longshore.
men are often skillful, and certainly
they are exposed TO many dangers. A
New York exchange describes the vow.
age of the schooner William Bell from
Cbarlestown, S, c., to New London
Conn.
1t foundered at sea in furious gale
and the captain and five men went
down with it. Two seamen, named
Lowd and Robinson, kept themselves
afioat and found refuge on the ROOF
OF the cabin, which had become de.
tached.
To this the two men chung until the
hurricane had spent its fury. On this
novel raft they spent five days and
nights, without food or drink and with
very little rest, as the waves frequent.
ly swept over them.
Robinson twice slipped into the wa.
ter, but each time was rescued nv
Lowd. In their hunger they ate part
of their leather sea-boots, and when
picked up by passing schooner they
were on the verge of delirium; but
they were rescued in time, and soon
recovered.
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Revolt of Peasant.

Reports from Bulgaria represent the
recent agrarian riots in the Rustchuk
district as veritable peasants revolt
aggravated by the fact that the troops,
men and oficers-at any rate, in some
places-fraternized with the rioters.
with whom, as peasants sons them
selves, they heartily sympathized. The
cause OF the disturbance was the new
tithe law. BY this measure, which il
washoped would add 5000, 900 to 10 ,oOo.-
600 francs yearly to the revenue, the
land tax, payable in money, was re-
placed, as regards cereals, by a tithe
from threshed corn. For the last two
years the harvests have been failures
but the land tax was nevertheless ex.
acted. or charged against the land.
holders "a first mortgage. Many OF
the peasantry, therefore found them
selves destitute.-N. Y. Post.
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In n Quandnry.

Sir William MacCormac, the presi.
dent of the Royal College of Surgeons
OF London, is AT times quite absent
minded. He is an interchangeable work.
er. and often TO save time when work.
ing in his laboratory has a slight lunch.
con served there. Once his asSis tants
heard MIN sigh heavily. and. looking
up, saw the doctor giariug at two
glass receptacieS on his table. what
is the matter doctor?" asked one OF
the Youngsters. Nothing in partic-
uiar," was the reply, "oH!y am uncer-
tain whether l drank the beef tea or
that compound l am working on"
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LID DoMINIoN srEAMsHIP o.

DAILr LINE FOR NEW York, ExczPT surn.-
q aSssengen can leave Richmond daily evcs1.
e9nosy via Chesapeake and Ohts rs,I@S.se
E., h;, or Richmond and Peter;hnro 80
aOaa, lNorfolk and Western ron r. o %
TTV t 9oueR at Norfolk with Old nomI.
o,cIoo Sse 1 sailing same evening At
nckets on sale At Richmond Tr.nasax u
KY ., WIS east Main Street; ChesapeaE. -
INC .ao railway and Richmond and Peterrh--
asat oS oepots, and at company's emo -
hSo msin street, Richmond. Baggage ohroS-4
sbtnreeIT 10th ana all points beyond can N
SSVreTy MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ~ W.
"a AZ 300 This steam err carrte. at.@s
sge Passengers only sese1
mSniiest closed one hour before sailtn~ a..
htIIsns received and forwarded and thro--S
and foreign ports- ei"' eassss1
a. PROM NRw YORK.
SsSnsers can leave daily exoens sur 49,
Pot,s loatnrday p NJ TO Norfol 4 or re-
Was,s SooIort, connecting with NorfoIk -
raiiw.I railroad or Chesapeake and ore
,o EItre,gh, for Richmond by steamer VI, Ma.
urdays na 2 and Wednesdays 400 al Ssf-
et Sailin9gs from cempany's pier, No, No,,z
go . LOot OF Beech Street. Freight raooSv@l
Fot tnnIoed daily except Sunday
amer Information apply 20
JoHE.F MA YER Agents,
la12 east Main street
WI Richmond, Va
W. L. " uiIaudeu, President New Yo,h
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The Range Pony In Alaska.

The best animal for the Klondike
and inner Alaska has proved to be the
range pony reared in the cold, noun
famous country Of Montana, northern
Idaho and Washington. The pony
weighs from SEQ to 1000 pounds and
is giving much better service than the
mule. He picks his way through
stretches of bog where the mule mires.
climbs glaciers and canyon sides
where the mule turns back, and eats
snow to quench his thirst, which the
mule will not do. For prospecting
purposes the trained pack pony is in
valuable and the best means of trans
portation in Alaska.-Chicago Inter
Ocean.
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~ y - Chesa peake and
SaWOt Ohio Railway,

ROUTE.
Schedule in Eject Aug IL, 1900, From
| Richmond.
LEAVE BROAD-sTREET STATION
100. .; m. except sunday LEGAL for Newpor,
s:oo a. m, daily "Fast Train" for Newport
News, OLD Point, Norfolk aud Ports
mouth Psrlcr car. This train stops
s:40 p, m daily local for Newport News
oid Point and Norfolk. / ullman to
TOO =. M, except Sunday, local train to Ulif-
1901 neon, except unday. "Eounts,n sne.
cial'' with arlor Cars for va.Hct spres
west Of GordonsviIle, meals Ia
Manassas and Washington.
2:4S P m. Daily Limited. to Cincinnati,
Louisville, and {. Louis. Pullman
sleeping cars. connects for Virginia Hot
$50 p. "a, GordOnsv,lle Accommodation, ex-
cept unday
1O:45 p. m, Daily, F F.v., to Cincinnati and
Louisville. Pullman sleeping car. Con
meets for VirSinia Hot prings.
LEAVE EIGHTH ST. STATION.
1880 a m: Paily for Lynchb'g, Le1insson,s and
Clifton Forge. Parlor car.Connects, except
rene branches and for New Castle daily
600 m. except Saturday and unia,, to
warren Gladstone Accou moda ton
On saturday, wIl leave at Pm
TRAINS ARRIVE BROAD -STREET
STATION.
$50 q. m. and $50 p. m daily, Cincinnati
Ano Louisville.
eslC D. N, Except Sunday frem Hinton and
mountsin resorts.
6:50 a. M, and S:4s D. a daily, from Cfnctn-
natl ana Loui, Vile,
IL :sS M. Dolly 6 so p. m. except nday and
1a:l6 p. m, oaiy from Norfolk and Old
Psint.
s Is p. A., Ezoeps Sunday, from Clifton
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
40 A. H.. Except undsv from Warren
and Alberene ana on Monday only from
Gladstone.
$40 p ~, Daily from Lynchburg, aud
Clifton Forge, and except sun
day from New Castle, and Rosney.
For detailed la form stion, connsctions,e o
apply ut Richmond Transfer office, No eos
east Main street; Chesapeake aui Ohio Pas
senser ONCE No. 500 east Main street; Sta
ton Ticket Offices, or ADDRESS
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Asst. General Passenger Agents.
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part uumoleSted. | move tibet this
pusson, of the bear-iled mustackc,
be given trial by jury of his peers,
and, lastly, | move that the city mar
shall be requested ter levy a tax on
every self-respectin' critter in the
gulch according ter his means, and
tibet the proceeds of the aforesaid tax
he presented ter this yer little pale
faced gal, who appears ter hev been
gettin' the wust of il all along the
line, with the best compliments of the
season"
This motion, with the amendment
that me marshal be instructed in
stead of requested, as the latter word
by no means expressed the meaning
and that the Instructions be both
given and put in execution forthwith.
passed the house without a dissent
ing voice and, though the subscrip-
tiops were solicited with a showing
of guns, il was more as matter of
form or through force of habit than
because of necessity, for there was
not man of the fourscore who
thought himself rich enough in the
remembrance of good deeds, well done,
to afford to lose the opportunity.
Kansas Joe was appointed a com
mittee of one to escort Little Lady"
and her wealth back over the trail
again; and the stories he told on his
return elected him mayor of the gulch
without opposition.
The jury, not being quite certain as
TO how much of the fierce-mustached
mans rantipo yyoS dino 10 l,;e 1o-;uo
to play act in a realistic manner and
how much to pure depravity, gave
him the benefit of their doubts; but
the chairman of the vigilance com
mittee and Judge Slocum, having the
welfare and the reputation of the
community at heart, escorted him TO
the county line on the day following
his demonstration.
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ly STOPPING shoulders, sat on the ex-
IRENE right of the improvised theater
and seemed very much affected as the
play progressed. He was swayed by
every shadow Of emotion as il he were
seeing real life instead of a very or
olnary play, acted by a semi-amateur
group of transformers. Twice he was
seen to grasp his hat convulsively,
and when the leading man, he of
fierce mustache and commanding
mien, swearing by the everything God
that she, meaning LATHE Lady,"
should be his wife, whether or no,
rushed to seize her in his arms, the
tall, well-boned man arose in his place
with gun leveled direct on the fierce
mustache and said: "They amt
n-gwine ter be no forced marriages
In this yer house ter-night, and thew
aint no kind err use err enjoyment in
sech harrerin' scenes. 'Tain't good.
fer body er soul. Ez fer you, Mister
Bad Man, the less seen of you around
these yer diggins, the less likely We
air ter find yerseH a human tassel
swinging at the end of a cord"
The speaker was Kansas Joe, the
same who few days before Wouldn't
hev he'd no respeck fer a woman that
! would so fer fergit her sex ez ter
come down into Ennis Gulch ter NAV
act fer a gamblin', cussin', fightin'
passed. o men," and he had scarcely
finished speaking when fourscore
weather-beaten tempters of provi-
dence, gamblers of pick and pan, arose
as one man and hurrah'd the senti-
ment to the echo.
Judge Slocum, postmaster, coroner
and magistrate, finally managed to get
order out of chaos, from his vantage
ground on the top of beer barrel,
vouchsafed few remarks on the oc-
casion.
"The time hez been" said the Judge.
within the memory of many tibet
L see present, when SIGH an exhibi-
ton Of downright cussedness would
hev been follered in due course of time
with q lynchin'; but now, hampered
as we air by the friendly rivalry that
exists between this camp and our
much-esteemed neighbors at Pine
Knob, ez ter which kin make the best
shown OF law and order; curtailed al
our material privileges hev become by
reason Of our heartfelt desire ter be
recognized abroad ez the most law
abidin' community In this yer neck o.
woods, desire tibet hez already led
to our freely, cheerfully refrainin'
from exercisin' our Heaven-born pre-
negative of hemp stretchin' In the
case Of Bronco Pete, when nothin' on
Airth ever wuz more sart{n than THAI
he stole rasher of bacon and a sack
OF beans from the home and fireside
OF our lamented and dearly beluv'd
Teller citizen, Ezra Pickett, who died
manfully defending his rights to
aforesaid bacon and aforesaid beans,
to his last breath of life.
Il say. gentlemen. a principle tibet
hez cost us so dearly already, must
not be forgot at this moment Of trial
and temptation. move tibet this
company, excludin' tho dangerous
looking indiyidool, be allowed to de-
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SATURDAY, SEPT. % 1900,
SUNSHINE IN SUMMER.

The sunshine and the summer
A little while are mine
The blossoms on the white-thorn.
The rose and columbine.
The happy birds that wake the bow'rs
With sweetest music after show'rs-
Their song to me is hope and cheer
The little while linger here!
The mists above the meadows,
The silver of the rills,
And those dark waving shadows
That fit along the hills,
Are mine. They're the unlimited ore
From which Faith gets her metal pure.
An inspiration ever sweet
Attends the shadows at my feet
know that there is grandeur
In yonder sweep of sky;
The mute and boSndless ocean,
The mist-wreathed mountains night
There is a pow'r that guides my feet
From day to day. A something sweet
That whispers to my heart of joy,
And which no evil can destroyl
listen to the murmur
OF winds in grasses green,
And in the lordly aspens-
Their silv'ry leaves betweeni
As one who walks with Gladness
Go out and praise the summer sky;
The furrowed fields: the waving corn;
And bees that vocalize the mornI
marvel at the beauty
The Universe displaysi
wonder at the dawning
And passing of the daysi
4 task my aching brain to fnd
The laws applied to humankind,
In vsini Above, around. beneath,
the only laws are life and DEATH
love the hopeful season.
When Faith, in reaping. singsl
For. seated by the roadside,
1wait the sweep of wingsl
And. as / wait. Earth's pleasures seem
Like Aiaddin's wondrous dreamI
But Love, OF all, is perfect, besti
And. 10, he Is my angel-guestI
Arthur E. Smith, In N. Y. Observer.
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when Cotton WORKERS suo,r

I'm the hot months the cotton work
ers suffer great dead" saws a Massa-
chusetts manufacturer. some OF our
mhiis employ as many as $4,000 per
sons. There are hundreds and hundreds
OF persons working in the same room.
You can imagine the state of the room
when you know that not a window dare
be raised. The air would damage the
work. The life of a cotton worker is
not to be envied."
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YORK RIVER LINE, WEST vi porN,
The FaVoriJe Route North.
LIE We RICH AoND
Train No lti. 40 u NJ

LIE We RICHAoND
Train No. 10, a 80 M
l1MoRE LIMITED, Daily, except SundAy
for West POINT, and intermediate stations
making close connectful Mondays Wednes-
days and tdsys with steamer for Bait
more.
No. lG, 80 P. N.
Loc. l.Mon wednes & Fridays, for
W@S TO and intermediate sta lions. con
\. - with stage at Lester manor % walker
t]S and Tappahannock: also at West Point
~: Oh steam ers for Baltimore. Stops AZ all sta
l4ons.
Train No. "A. S 30 A. NJ.
LOCAL MIXED, leaves daily except Sunda3
from Virginia street Station for West Potn
stage at Lestor manor for NaIkerton and TAP
pahannock
TRAINS ARRIVE AT edmond.
9:I5 a. m. Daily, from West Point, with Con
neetion from Baltimore except Mondays.
l0:46 am. Sundays and Moa days
$40 p m. Daily, except sunday from Wess
Point ana intermediate stations.
Steamers leave West Point daily except
Sundays $50 z. NJ arriving Baltimore 500 a.
daily except Sundays arriving Richmond
steamers call at Gloucester Point and
Almonds Wharf, Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays; Yorktown and Clay anS, Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays.
CIV. WESTBURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Gao Z. NAin st kichmond,Ya.
J. II. CULP, ". A. Turk,
rrafsC Manager. cen. Pass. Aga
FRANK s. CANNON.
Third vice-President AID General Manage,
Washington, ID. c.
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Southern Railway
SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT APRIL 2ND, 1900.
Trains Leaves Richmond, Va.

AIalAs Ioat0S hloHmonut b.
HOO n. No IL SOUTHERN EXPn
f. Atlanta Augusta jacksonville, and
Joints South Sleeper for Danyille.
Greensboro, Salisbury. snd Charlotte.
Sleeper open at Richmond 80 D. m
Stops lSr passengers at local stations.
Connects ~ Danville and Charlotte.
with New York ana Florida Express
(No 87l carrying through sleepers be
tween New York and Tampa. with con.
nections for all Florida points, also
connects at Danville, Charlotte with
the Washington anc Southwestern Linn
tted (Ho SIS carrying through sleepere
BETH New York and Nashville New
York AID Memphis and new YorS and
New Orleans. also. Pullman TOURIST
sleeper None avs, Wednesdays and FRI
DAYS, Washington to San Francisco
without change, with connections for
all points In Texas, Mexico and Calf
fornis
,:Oi N No. Z, solid train daily ,or Char
lotte, N. G.. Connects at Aoseley wttl
Fsrmvtlle and Powhatan railroad O.
Keysville for ClArksvtlle. oxford, Hen
derson and Durham and ct q reensbors
tor Durham, Raleigh. and Winston
Salem, at Danville with NJ. IS Unite,
StGtes Fast "Ail, solid train, daily 70
rev Orleans and points south, Whici
carries sleepars New YORK To New On
leans ano New York To Jacksonville
&C Nt1m. tor Mass y Hahn, Cuba
through main l-ep-r ~Husoury. TO
Mem his via or Asheville and Chatta-
nooga
9 100 r. "A, NO "a local, daily except SandA
'or k~VsVtlie and intermediate point
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICH MOND
D ~ a.
d 40 P. NJ, from Atlanta Augusta, Asaevi lie
and all points South.
) 40 p. NJ, from Keysville and local stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
sos. 81 and 81. between Manchester Ana Ne
Apous. Va
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Setting Him Straight.

Cholly Gayboy-I undahstand you
wemahked that no girl would evan be
likely to marry Gussy Whitless or me
because we are too fastidious?
Miss Sharpe-0h, no! You misun6er.
stood me.
Cholly y-Oh-aw-then you
didn't say that?
Miss Sharpe-No; I said you were
two fast idiots. "-CathoNc Standard
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Population of Europe.

A scientific statistical work Just
published fixes the population of Eu-
rope at $4,000 600, an increase of TO-
100000 since 1870, or an annual in
crease of about 5,OOO,O OO.-N. Y. Jour
nal.
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION

CoMPANY's JAMEs-RIVER LINE
To Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point, Newport
News, Claremount, and James River landings
and connecting at Old Point and Norfolk 70
Washington, Baltimore and the North.
STEAMER PocAHoNTAs LEAVES MONDAY, Wx1
NEsDAY AND FRIDAY AT z A. NJ.
Electric-csrs direct to wharf. Fare only SIS
and S1.0o to Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Poin
and Newport News. Music by . grand 0rohea
trion.
Freight received daily from abevenAmss
places and ali points in Eastern Virginia EnG
IRWIN wEysIGER
superintendss
EDWARD Z. BARNRY
Gsps rsl' oes: Planters Bank Buiidins. ~
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No Laughing Matter.

Mrs. Scribbles-I suppose you know
that my husband is a professional hu-
morist?
Mr.. Dibbles-oh, yes. I've read some
OF his jokes.
HE never laughts at any of them
himself. Isn't that stranger"
mo, 1 can't say that it is."-Chicago
Evening News.
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southern Alaska mostly wa,cr

About one-half of southern Alaska
Is water. The inlets and bays are so
numerous as to be one of the won
ders of the world. Both the salt wa
ter and fresh water are remarkably
clear.
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Little Elmer-Papa, what is a pessi-
mist?
Prof. Broadhead-A pessimist, nv
son, is a man who doesn't care what
happens so long as it doesn't happen
TO him.-Puck.
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ChcckmaIed.

Cobwigger - What is it that is
troubling Freddie so much?
Mrs. Cobwigger-He joined two Sun
day schools and they are both going
to have their strawberry festival on the
same cay.-Judge.
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Wanted to Know, You Know.

"rhe way to reach a mans heart is
through his stomach"
What are you-a cook or a sur
geon?"-Town Topics.
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R + &P R12Ra an6sS19a,.,r,.
q POTOMAC r. z
Schedule in Eject July /, 1900
LEAVE BYRD ST. STATION
sSs A M. Daily, for W.sh,,.,o
points North. Stops a. xilfor<
ne1a7ericks5urg and Quaatiss-
ton ni ana Ss Ise yers to WIshiss,
and points North. s soFs q - a
pa r Sien allen, Ashlsnd Tar
nprsVule, boswell, nuther Gle.
reaois, Milford, Woodsiss~s
Suineas summit, Fredericfss
00nrg, Brooke, widevster asd
Eel A. N. Daily, except uudav. "a,
Washington snd Joints Norta,
IIsoPs a. slo., Glen Allen, Ash
,,oo iTSts6urs and ouan IiS fFeds'-
'" A'' DalIyi except SUNDAY e.,
stops at Klba, Glen Alien. A.
eericssburs anc Qusntico NJ
% SSSsTsssionsi Limited .
'Ao Z. M ally for Washington ..s
points North tops a. Ria.
,siIand, boswell, Milford Fred
eriei sburg, Brooke, widswss<r
ao n 9Gsntieo. tops other sta
mond ss TO Ssu leeper Rieh-
mashiagton to Ihiladeipsir
ARRIVE bYRD-SrRRKr STATION.
s.tsA. M, Daily. ssops m w,s.
brooke, Fredericksburg, No.
FORD, boswell, Ashland. an
El6s stops at other ststtoss
R IInS1ys. sleeper New York ~
sos Pm. Daily, except Sunday. s.,pss
wc sIIIeI ashig Milford, Ocs
hloa. uff CT Psr.or car.
"'OF M Daily. stops only .t Frea'ksburs
Doawell, Ashland and RIM
pullman cars from New Yort
sAap NJ n1 washington
A' BSDtS; ssso Sss.r, = ySldev.s1-
HIT Suinea, Wood,ane, Ga.-
.ord, Pen0, a, Ruther Glen Dass
Wen, TAylorsvtne, Ashiaxa.
Glen Allen and Eiba.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
(Daily except Sunday
lSA M. Leaves Elb, for On nuoo
"F. M Lesyes Byrd for e er,cS
e'49 ! q Irives 10 fr"n 'sp
srede IckSb rv v" ''~@
''oO M rrlV h v, Oh ,sn ,p
S \. L. "hrnush Trains.
via D. A l. JugcupH aud <. f. & p
Rai.guai
LIE I'VE BROAn STREET STA ZION
90. &O)
WIZ M O'ily, for vashiag.oo ara
int@ North : BPS at FraSar
icksourS and sntico phil
ma >lsS 0ers q sYors
~ D.L ng car.
WV + n, D.i br Was .il.tDn Ans
points No tn Sins .S
Fr ;ieric K-SurS and o n ttco
Fulimai Seen, rs u Ne YDTf
ARRIVE BROAD 5 rREE : STATION
&C.. & o.
ESQ p. M Daily. Stops onl Freder,csu-
ourS aud Dos we'll SieerSr
,ooon from NeS York
oSiIy tips only Freiericksbur s
S'eepers from Nsw TX D.
WP. r YLoR, Traffic Manage,
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TheatriCalS in Ennis GulCh
BY Paul p. Harris

Eu%u@u@p%u@p@u@pSuSu@u@p%
Cwritton for tAis Paper)
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She Respected Him-

He-So you won't marry me?
She--No; let Us remain frienda-
Town Topics.
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=. i. =.

sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
The Favofite Route South.
Schedule in Effsc: June Ard 1oon
LeAVes chesapeake and Ohio Broad
Street Station.
TSO A, M. Daily, except Sunday. for pat.
ouiR, Hen DEL son. DurhaW RsletSb -
west e. ana all points South and Sonfh-
2-SS I; ',FloIida Mail and E.n-.s,,.
tor Petersburg, Henderson, RSiei~bu ~ ~
raw Camden, sColumbia, savann.>
SSaSekss nylleTampA, Fern andina, ana ~,
Flonda points. AA
iO'O p Pais;shI ELoRIDA LIMITEO,p daiiyfoy
reteIsourgi henderson, RAiefSh va
mngton, Charloue, Chesrar wLE
iA ssns Montgomery, Mobile, New o.:
Cheraw, Camden, Colum mr. SSsawetSS
S1cHRsonyile Tampa, FeInGndina. az
IrAirs arrive from South at Chesanso,-.
onio oac St. station Sis AM azS S
S4O NJ Carly, also 2P NJ daily exss1@
For tickets, checSins baggage sisa A,nv. ,...
rYeservat'on. etc applS TO The seabrs
Line :, "a az ONO, $50 Eass M ~ ~
M 4. IRE nster CJmp.Ay,. sOs Bee N ~ So
ii M R0YR 1G 20 depot NC aE-nss
6ss.East- Main 81
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IrAir arrive from South at ChesansaS,.
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Randall Hamilton
John Hamilton
Aug'6 Adolphas Beowa,
Edgar Bart,
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-10-09
TO PUNISH THE FILIPIN0S
ment Sent to Martinique To Rescue
Captain Shields or Avenge His Death

Washington, October 4.-The follow
ing cablegram has been received at
the war department:
Manila, October 4.
ITO Adjutant General, Washington.
First infantry starts TO Martinique
October 9Th, OF the transport Summer;
General Hare is to command island
with orders to push operations until
the Instruction is stamped out abso-
lutely. He will a v twelve full COM
panies of infantry for the purpose. An
derson's first operations developed
nothing. No reports since October End.
"MacARTHUR."
The above dispatch relates to REIN
forcements sent to the island of Marin
duque where Captain Shields and fif-
ty-one men of the Twenty-ninth vol
unteer infantry were either killed or
captured by the insurgents. At hat
time General Macarthur sent Colonel
Anderson and two companies OF the
Thirty-eighth volunteer infantry with
the Yorktown and two gunboats TO the
relief of Shields and his command IL
they were still alive. 1t is evident that
General Macarthur thinks reinforce
ment are necessary, as Colonel Ander-
son was able to accomplish nothing
with the small force which was first
sent out.