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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07
2 ..Z1'yczenie hakatysty.

[AyCAtHl6 HdA dOyoCy'
Do ]ednej ze szkot We'll
kiego Ksiestwa Pozna6sk ego
przybyt pewien inspektor
szkolpy. kt6ry zsuwazyl, ze
chlopcy znacznie. sze porob'ly
postepy. W narce jezyka ME
mieckiego, anizeli dziewczeta.
Pana pedagoga ziziwilo to
n nepomalu, vice zwraca sic 2
.zapytaniem do nauczyciela Q
.powody tego divine dz',w'nego obja-
WI, ma CO mu tenze odr1eki
.ze stara sic przedewszystkiem
vykszt4lc%t ehiopcow W. jezy
ku n:emieckim,. bos tym. kt6-
.rzy raz kiedyS do wojska
.pojsc beda musieli. lest on
.wiecej potrz:ebny, anizel'
.dz!ewczetom Ale nauczycie)
ME trafit W sedno. bo pan
,nspektor byl innego. zdania,
,gdyz odrzekl: Wlasn'e dziew
.czeta trzeba koniecznie mem
5czyt. gdyz to q przysz|e
matki, kt6re powinny z me
zami .dzteGmi swemi movie
po niemiecku. A wiec Mode
.polskie dz .ewczeta mus<a ko-:
s,,ecznie zostaG-- N emkaml.sbu
tylko W takim raz:e spetni sic
serdeczne zyczen,e hakaty
czyl', ze Polacy sic zniemcza
Wldnokr4g umys.owy
zacncgo' pana inspektora
naprawde ne jest wcale tax
wazkl. ale bye moze, re
slegnat on wzrokiem tam
5dz:c iuz )ego ksiaze B smark==
,eraz s.egal. W'adomo bo
wien ze ten ,,potezny" Mann
nc m't cki, kt6ry twierdz'}, il
Niemcy ME boa s E n;kog, !.
pr6cz Boga, sam " rzeczy-
wlstosci mial wielki strach
pred Polkam,.
Bo to ich p:ersi ply
.aie trucizna, ktora wrogow e
sic tru pow,edz;al uielk,
,,asz wiesxcz Adam. A tru ;.
cizna ta dfa wrog6w nas1ych
Jest milosc o)c,yzny, przy-.
wiazanie do WARY i obycza-.
,6w olc6w naszych. kt6re to
uczucia:z piersl matki wn ka-
ia nie;ako W SERGE. dusze j
umysl dzieciec;a. true INA ta
lest milosc XII rodz com.
przyw;az,niie do ojczysteij
strz= chy gleby. do tych
,aa0w polsk;ch, do las6w.
CO TAX sielsko i dla dussy
polskiej zrozum'ale szumia
do tych rick. )ezior i rucza-
6wi wszystkiego CO sercu
Polaka Jest drogie. :. So.
Wiedz,al Bismark .. TEN,
! dla tego najwiecei bal Sic
Polek, wiedziai on, ze Polka
nigdy sic ME zniemczy. ze
n'gdy v dziec'e swoie ME.
bedzie wpaiala zasad. "a kt6re.
pozniej rumlenit by sic 1nu.-
s;ala ze niqdy dziecka swepo.
ne. bsdz;e naglila do zaglady
.miloSci III oiczy tnie. " lledz;;al
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07

Z, ~ - 01'oieej - ~
dzi' (2) i slawetny ] prusk
inspektor szkolny.
Dop6ki SWAT swiatem
dop6ty Po]acy j NOVA pol
ska .istniet bedzie. dop6ki
polskie lasy szumiec beda
szumem swym przeszlosf ma
sza dzie)owa pr1ypominat
nam .beda, dopoki nasze RE.
XII strumyki s1emrat nam
beda o dawniejszei przodkow
naszych chwale,- o naszej
dawniejszej potedze. p6k'
wieszcze nasi spiewat nam
fbeda 9 milosci Q czyzny,. .
|nieszczesliwe) Polsce. dop6ki
tchu W sercach Polak6w stat
bedzie, dop6ty Polak zostanie
Polakiem. Polka nigdy sic
ME. zniemczy, nawet chociaz~
by to by'o zyczeniem inspek~
tora szk6]nego.
w iaki spos6b nawet
Niemcy zapatruJa sic ra
|.zycaenie owego. inspsktora
szkolnego, tego dow6d ma
my W s'owach wystosowa
nyoh przez pewnego N;emca
Katol ka do Schles sch
Volksztg.' ktore b1zm q:
n5koIo puniatowi ;r1spekto
rowe szkolni i'm podebn,
ludz e zdo'aja kob:ety i
d iewczyny polsk e przeko-
nae. Il obow;azkiem ich Jest z
mezami dzietmi po niemiec
ku rozmawiaG, to tez dopiero
wtenczas lczyt beda mogli
ma to. il usilowania germa-.
nizacyine odniosa pomyslny.
+skutek. Czy t. iednakze
kiedykolwiek nastap', o TEN:
musi kazdy watpit. kto zna:
Polki.
Bo wlasnie Polki stawia~.
ia wprawdzie b'erny, ale
najenergicznieiszy opor ger
man zacyi. Chotby ,nlode,
Police. nawet najnizszycb
klas ludu pochodzace), st.
razy t'6maczoho. ~ ona jest
Niemk3. to jedoak poz; sta
ME ona ME pr. testuj2c.
sotwarcie tenn wiecej W
duszy Polka Natom'ast syr
nowie j ch|opcy mySla c1esto
kroc inaczej. Wlelu nich.
pragnie, skoro tylko wr6ca z
wolska odgrywat role nie-
N ecklch !, kul.urtregerow
mowia }amanym ,ezyk;em
II emieckim, przywdziewa-.
lac ,,mycke zolnierska.
szczyca size, ze 50 innymi !
lepszymi. an;zeli reszta miesz-
kahcow we VS. wsi.. Niedlugo to
.ednak trivia. gdyz wk16tce
zarzucaja zn6w jezyk i str6l
obey. a to tel wszystko
przyczyny. ze dziewczeta
polskie mic Q Mich wiedziet
ME chca j kpia sobie bezu-.
stannie : Nv. ]. Niemca
Oto sIowa Nlenca kt6ry
wido eznie. INA stosunki lepiej..
aniaell !, znakomity = inspek-
ltor.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07

ne. W ca4y kraju prz,e-
ciwko Francuzom
straszne oburzenie.
KONSTA \TYNO-
POL. Turecki po-
SCI przy divorce pc
tersburskim zawiado-
mil sultana, re odta-
czenie Krety Cd Tur-
cyl na rzecz Gr,ecyi
Jest nieuniknione i ze
to nastapii juz W krot-.
kimczasie. W szystkie
pahstWa zWr6ci'y sic
przeclwko Turcyl.
Rosya.popiera gor9co
zam'ary GrecYl. i W
kry ty<znei ch wihzad[.
ne pahstwo ME zapro-
testuje przecl.w temu
akt6Wji. -. K r6l greek
okaza4 sic dobrym po-
litykierem plan sw6j
przeprow adzi} W ca
}osci.
I4OND n = 1Ktutby
anarchjstyczns lon
dyiskie 5wiecify
tracenia. Czol-
gosza ha}a6liwYm ba-
lem. trwajacym do
godz 4 rano.: p o.rtret
mordercy. prez'!ydenta PREF :!
przybrany W d]|raperye'
wone i czarne wi
siaf ma miejsc!u.. b homo n {:
rowem mad trybu.naa. q
Wyg}oszono kllka
NOV; ilekrotnie wspo.
mniano nazwlsko
Czo}gosza, odzy; wa}y
sic .burzliwe oklaski.
LONDYN. = Kr6l
Edward VII. clerpi
ma raka i Cd czasu
objecia tronu juz 3
razy przedsiebrano.
kt6re jed
max chWilowo tylko.
sprl'a<wolaja pl'<o ulge, q v
ostatnlm czasie zaszla
potrzeb'a Gcz.wa''rl'tej G. ''l'j o
peracyi. Ola usunie-
cia naro6li 2 Level
ta6my glos,o. g,. wei pred:
siebra.n:l.o, q. !, poprI'zye,d'l.In. pI'y I t lie
ope9rl'a'l,c''ye, r &c q ostatnla
dla usuniecia 2 pra-.
wei.
MANIl.A. Gene
raj Smith donosi ..
,!Oatbal.o ;|!''' y ga !, g, owne-
60 mipsta ! v spy Sa
mar n ar ze 5''' na tr'afl 7 na l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07

Ma Mia. Gene
raj Smith donosii .
.!Oatballo'gan O. T ] . g, owne-
60 minsta j 4 " spy So So
mar, ze na tram na
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07

xIu OSJ w VNt1lSd1 AJllthlsassssssesssssss
| Drobne Eclla.
CHICAGO. sedzial
wydal W diniu 4 Listopada
wyrok przeciw doktorowis WI ..
Slom;hsk'emu jego spolni-
kom. oskarzonym 0 spray
|sie1enie sic przeciw niezalez-
|nemu biskupowi Kozlow.
|skiemu. Sedzia stwierdzi!. ze
ma podstawie zeznsn ME
moze sadzit. .czylis oskarzeni
|zupe|nie byi niewinni sprzy
|s'eze!nia. Oskarzem pod kau l'
cya Po $500 maja sic staw.t
|pfzed grand jury
?, - .---.* -. S. 7:s
ST: JOSEPH, Mo. = MILO
dz;ez polska za}ozyia tu: Zw'a
eek Mlodziezy Polsk;el', Ma
p;erwszem posiedzien u Pfzy:.
stapi|o 20 cz z'onk6w ia dru-
:giem W wieku Cd IS do 80
lat. Towarzystwo ma zamiar
za'oiyc b b!iot-ke polska, bo
tn NE ma zadnej.
WYDAWCA tolodowskiej
"Ameryki" Cd Nowego Roku
>amiast dziennika wydawae
sA1sa''ss11!'a.R s4.9 -
t'o'o'e
ny nac;agacz, byly ks. Barszcz,
zamierza teraz kolektowaG ma
SIP tai in,:en;a McKinleya.
y .,Watp;my jednak. czy sic znaj-
'da na;wni, kt6rzyby Barszczo-
wi chocby kilka..ceot6w
wierzyli.
w PORT AUSTIN, Mich.
gdz'e m'eszka $50 Polskeh
.famElii =. oS;edl / S:e:z.DnlSki !.
lekarz,: DR.. KaIlubowski.
5f1ENANDoAH, "a
rs Jaouszk'ew1cz - ePascit
'oee'szs po'sk ila1's
ego m:e1see n'e md leszeze
.'kogo:
MAHONOY CRY
po,e,czv,n. ,uchodz,ca; s, !.
- newoeoo czasu (;azttv : :
Ludowei pozosta via bardzo..
-, -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07
ROWllI1Y
TELECRAFI ICzNE.

IElECkAt lCLNt.:
LONDYN. An.
glicy poniesli znowu
bardzo znaczna po-
rake W pofudniowej
Afryce, we wschodnim
Transwalu. Sam. lord
Kitchener W .swojej
depeszy przyznaje ze
straty by}y ogromne'::
w edlo tel depeszy
Roerzy napadli tyl
I na stra& pull Ben !: ''|''ll
osena, O 20 mil. Ina p6lnl.
: z;ach6d Cd Bethel Boe>-
row n mia}o bye 1000.
Pu4k. Benson sam
zosta} raniony i: POI
niei W skutek tego
umar}. s ofcer6w 20
sta4o zabitych, a l3
ranionych cie1ko.
Nadto n; Ito polleg1o 81 po|'-
dofeer6w szerego W. w.
cow, a l60 zostalo ra
nionych. Boerzy =zdo
byh takze diva dzia}a.
! ...-. "
PARYZ.- Wojen-
ne okrety francuskie,
przeznaczone ma Mo-
RE Srodziemne, wy.
ruszyfy 80 Pazdzier-
nika " podroz W kie-
runku TurcWyl.:: W 0krety
te- pr6cz .zwyklej OBJ.
sady okretowej ma7ja
po 1000 zolnierzY ma
pokladzie. Admira}o-
vie otHrzymali OF r. r rozkaz <
dotrzec do Q najg}ow-
niejszych stacy tu-
recklch j mice je na
bacznoScl. Gdyby
Turcya ME wyk,onafa
obecnie z9dad Fran
cyl, maja oni " tel
chwili opanowa6 gl5-
wniejsze przystalnie
tureckie.
KONSTANTYNO-
POL. Sultan roz-.
kaza} jak naiwiekszy
pospiech przy robo.
tach fortYfka'cyj h
" Salonlce, 6yrmle !
u wejscia do do cies- e s.
niny Dardanels al 9 / q. e ! .kEiej.
Pionlerzy j = turec!cy &C 2
pospii.'ee,c:'hl:let''ml|lI j ,:'l:l en- ]. zatapiaja 1F''
min,y il d ], wszed i ','' die 4 ,'l|'|' gdzle.
/. brz'eg 'il,' 81 n''adajs sic do.
lado wanna / d i a W'ojsk;, /,
ojsko: \ :: mo billzo VA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07
NJ A N liza.

" = Mia. N4al-
var Wyda.l .:!+.l'' nova pro I
k|:amacYe, v !. ktdoEe g ]
sam slebi6 Zamiano- al
wal kapitanem gene
ralnym, Zreorganko .
wal armie flipi6ska q
W dwle dyw:izye. Ma
czele stoi szeseiu
,generalo W Schwy-
.talliprze Wodniicys
ameryka hskich maja
bye trak ktowani Jak
szp;edzy. Ci, ktdrzv
podd2 dza sic amery-
kaDom maja bye tax
samo raktowani
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07
HONOLULU.

HONOLULU.
Plautato1zy ME moga.
dostac robotni kdw !.
w obec tego propo'-
nuja nowe e: praw1o, na
ml'.o'cy noe k !! t6rego tore imi-
graI,cya Japoncz p'l';l g. J yk6w ll''' =
/ Chinoz,y Ii i 9 !, lI' 65w bedzie 1|'';'
d zwollon'a Il j "a jesli q
'chca " roll pra|!c g coWat. J 7 : g, !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07

COLON. Vene-.
zuelskie wojsko obo-
zuj2ce pod Tashira
otrzy maly rozkaz
wstrzymania alszyc
operacyD. jednakze
Rad kolumbljskj scia.
ga. j nadal posilki j
wzmacnia. swoj ob6z
pod klo Hacha..
P.EK IN. w cza-
sic przejazd|zki okre-.
TEN po rzece zee, " kie
runku Ho Nau zacza-
lony ma MIN skrYto-
b6Jca, chcial zamor- or
dowac cesarzoWa
sztyletem i zan1m lI go
uSmiercono, zabil
jednego 2 dworzan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-10
MOSES MAY SOON.
Many Startling Tricks to Be Presented at the
Academy

The date for the Moses May entertain
ment flor the benefit of the Citizens Re-
lief Association is drawing near, and with
1t the eaEerness of the people to see him
in his wonderful performance grows.
He Will get in and out of 4 locked trunk
quicker than it takes to tell it, and can
get out of the regulation handouts just
as the wonderful Houdini did. He has be-
sides these Geats a number Of original
slisht-of-hand tricks and illusions that
will please and startle his friends and
7ny-stify all who may be SO fortunate to see
him. His flying lamp is marvellous. and it
keeps everybody guessing. Then, in 9ddi-
tion, the wonderful! bowl of water trick
that was introduced here by Ching Ling
Foo is presented by MIR. May as skill
fully as 1t was done by the Chinaman-
Other features will be given on the bill,
and the entire entertainment will be one
OF the most novel and enjoyable ever pre-
scented here. The date is the 18th; the
place. the Academy Of Music.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-10
TOLsTOI EXCOMMUNiCATED.
Formal Decree Issued against the Eminent
Writer.
lgy Associated Pre.s.J

ST. PETERSBURG. March 9.-The OH
cfal organ of the Holy Synod to-day pub
lshed the Formal communication Of
Count rotstoi, the Russian novelist and
social reformer, which was announces
early in the year, as follows:
I'm its solicftude tos the children OF tina
Orthodox Church TO guard them from pc
ing led into. corruption and IN order 70
save those who have gone astraE' the
HOLY synod has deliberated upon the amt
CHRISTIAN and anti-ecclesiasticai teachings
Of Count Leo Tolsto. and has deemed II
eypedient. in order to preserve the peace
of the church, 10 issue q circular deatlhs
with the heresies OF Count Leo ioistoi-
The circular is as follows:
Count Leo Tolstoi. TO the sriet ana
horror os the whole orthodox World mas
nv speech and writing, unceasinsiy striVen
"a separate himself from all eoinmiinlea-
tion with the orthodox church. and TINS
not only clandestinely but openly ana III
The knowledge OF all persons All at
tempts to dis;sliade him from his conduct
have proved without avail. eonseauentiy
the orthodox Church no longer considers
lin, 70 be- enc OF its members
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-10
He was here On business for his paper

He was mere On business ior MS paper,
he said.
Mr.. Bryan was questioned about various.
matters OIL public interest. Here are some
of his replies:
1T looks as if the EicaraguaR canal
project had fallen through. The trans
continental railroads and the Mckinley
Admins tration are responsible The rail-
roads were afraid that if the water was
used for tho canal there would not De
enough left for their stocks.
IF the Republican party makes no more
progress in the next four years than 1t
made in the last four, it Will soon reach
its finish
..This big steel combine is but another
illustration OF the trusts we fought IN the
last campaign. The tendency is still
further and larger consultations OF capt.
tall
THE deadlock in the Nebraska Legs
lature? Oh. yes that is easily explained
Won see there are only two Scholarships
at the disposal OF the State and there are
more than two railroads. Each railroad
can't have a Senator, therefore. trouoie-
When questioned about the Popuilst
situation, Mr.. Bryan begged to be eS-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-10

large vessel launched by the Newport
News Shipbullding and Dry Dock Com
pany for this line. Four were built in the
early SOS four more in 1889 and four are
now building FL Vale is the first of the
last four to so overheard. The other three
building are E,l Dia, Ell Libra and Ell
Sigle. These ships are built for the fast
freight traffic between New York and
New Orleans and will cost SG00,0D each
when completed
The dimensions OF the new ship
launched to-day are: Length over all. 4G6
feet: breadth, As feet; gross tonnage, 1860.
Every part of the ships hull is OF steel
The ship Will be rugged with two steel
pole masts and bcoms for handling
cargo The deck-houses are of steel and
q fiying-bridge connects the forward
house with the main-house.
No expense will be spared to make
tnese ships up-to-Cate. They will be i'm
provements on the former Morgan liners
and particular attention will be paid to
the comfort of officers and crew. Every
new Morgan liner turned out here has
broken all previous records for speed be-
tween New York and New Orleans. and
when Nhese slips are in commission
some more new records may be looked
for.
The shipyard officials to-day announced
that the immense Pacific liner Corsa
would be launched March %. Her dis
placement is 1880 tons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-10
A WONDERFUL FREAK.
A Boy Weighing S;xty-Fiye Pounds Has
Head Weighing Fifty.
Especial Dispatch TO The TImes.)

RUTHERFORDTON, N. c.. March D
The first photos and facts about George
Randall were gotten this week oE Your S,,l
correspondent after many EFFORTS. ne
parents of the boy are peculiar and sen,
sitive, and have always objected until
now when they gave me the facts about
him and allowed a photograph taken or
him. He is one of the most wonderful
freaks of nature in the south, and per-
hapS in the world. He carries on his
shoulders one of the largest and heaviest
heads of any person known He lives at
Ellenboro, Rutherfordton county, \. z.
His head measures 1G inches in circumfer-
ence and weighs 30 pounds.
His body, arms and legs weigh only 10
pounds. For four years his head has been
that his body has grown a particle since
that date. He is skin and bones He eats
nothing but meat and bread and occa-
sionally drinks a cup of coffee. While he
is in perfect health, and has been so with
the exception of one illness two years
ago, the parents and family physician
do not believe that he Will live long. At
times he cannot hold up his head, but
most of the time he prefers lying III bed.
only because his head is SO heavy. The
boy has fair education. considering age.
He reads newspapers all the While and is
more found OF them than books
He cannot write. neither can he read
writing. He says he has no desire TO do
so. He is Very quick to catch to anything.
He is also very sensitive, telling the COR
respondent that he did not want his pic
ture published Mr.. w. w. Downing. who
is theatrical manager of New York,
parents $40 per week for the boy for
three months, but before the parents
could answer the boy replied that he
would not leave home for any price. He
these facts are well known to the people
living in that part of this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-10
SEABOARD SHOPS.
President John Shelton Williams Teegraphs
the Mayor OF Norfolk.
Special Dispatch to The Timcs.)

Especial Dispatch TO The Tinlcs.}
NORFOLK. VA, March 9.-Mayor c.
Brooks Johnston telegraphed President
John Shelton Williams, asking if it is the
purpose of the Seaboard Air Line to re-
move its general offices to Richmond. To-
night Mayor Johnston received the follow
ing telegram from President John Shelton
Williams. of the Seaboard Air Line, who
is in New York:
Your telegram regarding removal Of Of
fees from Portsmouth received. The man
agement Of our company believes that the
best interest of the system will require
the removal, in the near future, of some
offices and clerical force from Portsmouth.
1t has not yet been definitely determined
to what extent this change will be made.
The question Of the removal of the shops
from Portsmouth has not been considered,
and l think you need have no apprehec-
sion on that score
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-10
HEART DISEASE
Some Facts Regarding the Rapid H.
crease OF Heart Trouble.

crease Heart 1IDuUlC.
Heart trouble, at least among the
Ame,i leans. is certainly increasing, ana,
while this may be largely due TO the
excitement and worry OF American bust
ness life. it is more often the result OF
weak stomacl,s, Of poor digestion.
c.sl organic disease is incurabic; but
,,o, one. case in a hundred OF heart trouble
Is organic.
The close relation between heart strou-
bile and poor digestion is because both
organs are controlled by the same great
nerves. the Sympatneuc ana fneumoSas-
1ric.
In another way, also. the heart is
affected by the form Of poor digestion.
which causes gas and fermentation from
i,alf-digested food. There is a feeling OF
oppression and heayiness in The chest,
stomach on the heart and lungs. inter-
feY,ng with their action: hence, arises
paipits.ion and short breath.
Poor digestion also poisons The blood,
making il thin and watery, which irr;-
tates and wcalScns the heart.
The most sensible treatment for heart
trouble is 10 improve the digestion and
10 insure the prompt assimilation OF food.
This can be doue by the regular use
,,f.er meals of some safe. pleasant and
enective digestive preparation, like Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets. which may be
fo,s,d at most drug stores. and which
contain, valuable. harmless digestive Gle
,,,en.s in a pleasant, convenient form.
Ii is safe to say that the regular, per-
e;stent use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
=. mcai-time will cure any form of
stomach trouble, except cancer OF the
stomach.
T,Ill-sized package OF these tablets sold
Ia. druggists at SO cents Little book on
stomach, troubles mailed free. Address
). q Stuart Company. Marshall. Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-10
CAR INSPECTOR KILLED.
Fell Under a Moving Train and His Leg Was
Cut Off.
lspecial Dispatch to The Time:

(Special Dispatch TO The Times.)
ALEXANDRIA, VA, March 9.-Wil-
liam Barnett a car inspector on the
Southern Railroad, this afternoon had
his right leg almost severed and his left
foot badly mashed by passenger train
on that road in front of the company's
depot here. Barnett lived but five min
utes. He was standing on the west side
Of the train and attempted to cross over.
boarding the front end of the last car
as it was pulling out. In doing so he
either missed his footing or slipped. Mr..
Barnett was about siXty-five years Of
age. and is survived by a widow and two
grown sons. He was we'll known citi-
zen and prominent member of the
Knights of Pythias and Odd-Fellows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-10
INVALID FOOD
A Demonstration Of How 10 Prepare ii by the
Wenan's League Training School.

The Woman's League Training School,
of which DIR. II. +. Jones. the well known
co!ored physician, is the head. will
within the next two weeks give demon
stration before The physicians of Rich
mond of invalid cooking. That is to
say, the preparation OF various kinds
of food to suit persons afflicted with diff
fcrent ailments.
The school. it is said. has one of the
hes, cooks to be found anywhere, and
doubtless the demonstration will be OF
exceeding interest and value
The directors OF the school are grateful
TO the City Council for the annual ap-
prorriation OF $50 made In tbs last
budget. " y y - ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-10
MORGAN LINER LAUNCHED.
Immense Pacific Mail Steamer to Go Over
board Soon.
(snecial Dispatch to The Timcs.

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
NEWPORT MEMS, VA. March about
noon to-day the Morgan line steamer lei
Vale" was launched at the plant Of the
Newport News Ship-building and Dry
Deck Company.
This. the first launching of, the new CEN
try at the local yard. was entirely sue
cessful in every respect, and took place
in the presence of Il large crowd of New
nor, News people and visitors from other
cities.
Miss Maude Converse. daughter of CAPS
Tain Converse, of the battleship Illinois,
was the sponsor. and she named the new
vessel in a firm and clear voice as she
dashed the bottle of champagne against
the recedins bow.
At the conclusion Of the Interesting cere-=
monies carriages took the launching par
4y to tho Hotel Warwick where an ele-7
CANT luncheon was served. y
The new steamship Ell Vale i the ninth