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El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-10-05
Nuevo Mexico Demanda Q,
Estado al Congreso 57mo.

Por Derecho y en- Justicia
Nuevo Mexico debia ser Es-
tado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-10-05

La Dyspepsia Puede Curarse Usando las
Tablillas de Acker, para la Dyspepsia. Una
fablilla pequefa dara alivio Immediate o 80 re-
undira ell dinero. De venta por Fischer y Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-10-05

por un ano 20 90
Por seis meses 4 %
Pos tres meses. 70
aB-Pago adelantado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-10-05
lREGALO GRATUITO!

Eel NUEvo MExIoANo mandara q todo
suscritor nuevo que envie el pago de un
ano de suscricion, un bottom lavado
oil orc con r~etrato, gratis, del sus.
critor 8 de cualquier miembro de su
familia. Todo 10 que ~requerimos es
un retrato de la persona a quien
SO desea representa- en- 81 fot6gra-
70 del bottom. Escriban por muestra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-10-05

son a~narquistas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
Wierifo.

Weoens WsrifO / tioligere 3iber IT.
oGret meget omtalt, itte Blot poa
9runb af Den iergelige COB. Der ram
ts GanOets fioits aejfsrpar. men ogiaa
foroi bet en- lib lang Foen bar beret
bismiegt at llroligbeOfr ligeiom be OBJ
rige melemameritaniie 5riitater, faa
bar bet MI / en- temmelig lang 4arz
rattle fsrt en- efter ameritanife 5or6o'b
meget itiIIe 3ilOGrelfe, Der bar BAIT en-
meget beIoig SnOflbbelie paa llODitz
IingsH at Qanbets sfonomifte 5orbolo
og Borgernes 8elf9rO. 9ette 9eiuls
tat itDloes enc ben Wnnb, Der I be iioz
tie II aar uafbru6t bar itoaet / Spios
zen for 5riitatens QnIiggenoer, prGFs
bent porfriO 0id5. Der oerfor ogfaa
af .8amb. 0adr." meb rette betegnes
ION Sjelen / bet meritanfe Statss
bGfen og 9anbets ItGrte gogter.
Msrito er ct af Qaturen rigt bel
fignet 2onb. Oct beIfbnes / gft af BET
atIantifte, geft af bet fore Ocean cg
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

ger iaDneoe fife Salt. sra Sop iii
5aa en- Gentleman meo Fl barmt 6jerz
te co en- aaben 6aano for fine Uleoz
menneiter, ferenoe ct pletfrit Cir.
4ae andre 0efrologer ober ben III
oBoe betr9fter. bDaO Der er iagt.
Baron 8iap burbe tjsne aQe M}ilz
lionarer og 9~engefpriter / ben GAME
iom I ben M 9eroen til Gfterlignelie.
Sans bele 9ibsferelIe er ct 8ione5s
bnro ON. at Der intet iom belit er
9eien for. at en- QengefDrIte er Sent.
leman til 6ingeripiOierne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
6UOrlrocs Gil yiOtbl6il0
lcOCT.

9inter bsoe, ION meboelt. Ooes
booeoet for Notwithstanding al 9az.
ia 8ai6i6iIo. 6riberre 9iibslm 8afl
ron 8oibihll0. Del Ct lie uDen 5nz
tussie a laIe Qetrolo9erne ODer 8
ron 4ia9. ION Den 9foeoe almin6eli5
talotfs III at Disie Ter man, bporle=
oas en 9en9sfprite tan 0pfatte I'm otiIz
ling og os 5orpligtelisg. 3i5oOm meo=
iDrer.
Saafe6es Ifrioer ,5ranff. 3eitung4:
.6an traaote lite me9et frem Tor
CHentligbeben. men ieoeoe for I'm 81
mile, IN ganfDirfiomheo Og tine
iromme 2belier. oan Dur iiae
6aores 8ro meget ben9ipen. 5an5
LaimuoituDier par mere END et reli9lz
st gebop, De par pi0enitabeli9e. Dts
uoen bar ban me8et ~oel9erenDe. 8et
Ct en- 9enosgerning. At ban trO imaD
zen eammelieoiIfe 4oo gap oGienoe"
{: %anoen0te en- Sienoeoel Al i'm lam
leoe 5%notagt til pelggrenoe gjemeo.
pan bolbt urottelig fait BED, at ban
ca ane Der par / bans 8reo, boileoe
paa Sabbaten, ogiaa / 3ilf9loe. boor
tore fnaniele 5o~reta9enoer tun0e lioe
oerbeo.
Sans 5rom6eo tar Ieoiaget al Ell
MISUNDERSTANDING, JON bans 5orz
retningsDenner O9 l%lnberorOneOe tan
fortaae mangt ct Gtsempel paa.
Den 9amls 6erre par jam Og prunt
los / I'M GptraoeH. 6an bolbt lite al
at pate Gpiigt".
% bette 8iaeoe iuppleres paa felz
gsnOe Uiaaoe at en- Ylano, ION ltoo
ben Qfoeoe nRr:
Baron Nia9 foriemte alorig At
oberp9re DEN isbiite Utorgenguostjez
neite, Der ON Sommeren bolOtes 81.
o, ON 0interen 81. 7. 6porDan eno
8ejret bar. ban par altio en- iiffsr
0eltager. og ON 3ors0a9en og be be
6eitoage git ban frd % til SDnagoz
gen, bDao ben jeoiiie 3itus iraper.
8erefter BRAT ban en- Stop Safe %
gap ia iaa itrots I gag men fine 5oss
retninger. 6an lePeoe lite blot 1T
8erbensfrmas tore 5ransattioner o.
biotrettenoe Qf9erelier, men ban tr4f
9%eitemmelier ON at, imaat iaa Del
iom tort. Gfter a%ontortip mootog
ban geigg at 9enner, 9ioenitabsz
mGno og aunfnere. 8erpaa log ban
biem og ipiite til WliDoag. Gfter en- 10
timers gabie bar ban after paa Son
toret, bpor ban arbejoeoe til ST. 8 ON
Qfienen. Sntet greo. ingen 8etsst,
ia, iaa al iige life en- Gap beItrebet
Yapir forlob aontoret uoen bans egenz
bGnoiqe unberitrift.
Om 4fienen Oreb ban Dioenitdbeligc
og religigie Stubier.
6ans Sanobebst9rli9beb og Rets=
~fslelie par eneitaaenoe. !6ans gipae
Orb par ielp I 8agateaer iaa paalio,=
ligt Tom noset retsligt iitret 0otuz
ment. 50 uosDelien at 9eIgerenbe6
bar for BAN life blot en- religips %
lociaI gligt, ben par BAN en- pirtelig
9jerteiag. 9an nnoeriegte paa bet
iamDittigbebsfulOeIe aIe De Qnoras
genoer ON 9ialp, ION taOig itremmez
be ino til BAN.
6ans 9sjiombeo og ben 8eIteoenz
beo, bbormeb ban gjoroe 8rug al fine
fore Rigoomme, bar Phenomenal. Ybre
2Gre tilitr9bte ban lite. men mango
bejtitaaenbe perIoner iatte Pris paa
bans reoelige aaratter. bans flare,
nejagtige 3ante cg bans itarpe 0ems
mstraft. 9ejIerinoe 5riebri6 bar en-
%iGbnlia @ait paa bans SommerOill.
6an baboe ingen Yasiioner.
9an lianebe / i'm aloeroom en- ar
bGrbig 9atriurt. 6an q en- Ynber
of Bib og Gune, og bans SemGrfnins
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
Gsrft 8oBnfbipffofsn-

8gu d~usrft0uftt common SCooI
priTts ofts / 6sis 1oncr. 3tg TAI iiis
ss.:se -. - sszz=- 60 - 80
Il fritiiers bea. Itn blot n oDtrHa=
Diff qtnoffa5 II aommunefoltH pa
gaHost Il nj I'll At F9s o. ai btH
laHgt ira t1H ai5s DoTt 9frn btn a.
mtHe OaaHtiIt. L burbt bapt. 0eE
nRitutligt manatl sr paapt8st ! bsi
fal9tnoG. Tiffrifitrnt q for fmGc.
Stclebsrn a ale 4loTt &C gunbf06s=
gra6er laas ilmmfH. ezTerfn blipsr
tHttn for baarlig. sltr SioitH Tor
BIZ slsr Tor torf. % unosr port M
s1reHbt Shiitm II ott umuliai a ioa
risti9 onsiias eaTsrs. h instn tan
gre TT til m eiDsopgabs II oaTs IL
miuoslig Siolslarsr-
Ser psetr piftnof 6orIsaei m.o
1opHitipfolu / otH risiiss 8stHiH5.
aaBor banfts Rtlisions
tOIG.
6Dor cite griTsr Di iffs fribsosn +.
6tit. Uort doogiiDt 19bTtlano. Wsn
a bruce bta - BET Il 5~eBtoiaosn.
u bar naiurli9Dis Jribeo II a faTt
Dor friItnt f1orenc1rD. DoIi Spr9l
% Q%itttratur CO of aHbtt 90oi. Di ar
bebe otr bismms. ootr goro. 81
mango az pore 9lnosm0no bruq.r
6ribsbsu btriil. gltu Di har. 9ub ist
3o0 ca 1ai. oeia1 Jribso I'll at be=
b0loe. bruat CO uoDi,ls al III goot.
Di bragts mse Dc FRA 5GoTtlanbet. 50
ott It fffsrt lie alere I'll Dor eosn.
men o9ioa III 8msriias 1orotI. ON ii
Burger 6ri5s5tn bsrtil.
5ss tGnitr i1rlis paa Sisber iocl
bsr. bDor jes le0er. 5 btitt baHas
Settlement ct DIT pitt msaem . % -
Slolsoiitrifisr. boor 9anfterns eni.a
sr uIsHe e1sr ! 5ltrtaasi. IN bi bsr
CO paG liausnbs Steotr beantttos Dor
5ribto til Al beitemmt 8iosn Tor Som
munsiiolsn %iaalsoes. al bsr bleD IN
pasienbe lib tilopers III N 2 q .
DioaHsoers Sfole / 8anf % Rtli=
9ion, 0iloe game mango o. iHg.H
iiaoe. 9unoe Der bare bliDe Gnigb11
ON blabe Al fate %iaab1nns geftemz
melisr. ION aabner 4uleonina III banii
ReIigiOnsifois % iiosn ON Al brug.
6enne Qnlsoningi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
at#fsrs gsrnena

Det bliosr DIR of;s grua Tor. 9st
saloer at iage prattif fat paa alt. om
oet tai aaa. DIT TT lite iaat. at 5o1-
1Iorsne bsbsusr al fsre meo oerss
gsrH. 5ltrt 9angs bar itg Tet
Spsrgsmaalti ON at faa be fiRrneit
boen0e til Stols Isit paa Den Waa0s
at 5or9lorent til %idaoanne Bern tea
g9rerm / aoit. og iaa fsrts 6an iJr
Bernens baaoe ben og ben. Oilers
Il Der iterre gprH. Tom iunne fsre for
u miHore. % & belt Qabolag ian ole
i9gas iammeu. Ulan bur0e liae la
goot tunnt faa 9errene tort til Sio=
ls It Bar Waaneosr at Qaret. ION nan
ian tsre Malten til giejeriet Qor.t
runot. Yraftiit Gag % en- taft 9iai.
/ bet eobe ubretter meqet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
e nbnn en- 9anfE

Non ost life tunoe laoe ia are /
here at bore tore oanffe S~ettlement.r
AT iaa en- COB Stole / Stanb eftsr
famine grineip ION 3pnnfbipifolerne.
Oct er ooot. at Der Ct iterre lGroe
Stoler iblanot Os. Men BET er for
faa. bar fan reiie bort paa Sfole
Der sr 6unoreoer af unge / pore itore
oanite Settlementer, Tom bur0e blDs
bebre Sfolsgang. sno be er / Staao
til at iiaHe fig. 2 a 3 bDgtige Qare-e
peo en- iaaban Stole funoe meo0ele
alt. bDao bsr ~bsbsOeOes. 90 naac
iaa man oronebe iig praitiif, ft IN
Stole og en- Stalb oeb oen, og Der fa1
tsrtes til Stolel 6porfor iffe2 3aaz
len benitiaes til OUsrpeielie.
u. U2. Qnberfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
EruffcnIfab

fan fureres. Or 1frfs Nanb, Broofr, 9a0ft
f1er npreH al Zfrfs SiaaiHinae ibenee al Den
SHaeem. AtHlltHtapfnf ~ par e lftefi DID
nbeH bfHHes Nibfnhe. Grin otter nRrmere Eps
lrsningd % inrlaa Ct q 5umRrfe. aoresifr =.
u. .. SanHoes a 60. eta. G. Ghicaao al.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

SDoO Der msnes msb ..MsnigbsOsz
f%fOler" beb ies life. Man fer. bet benz
Diier til ct S~psrssmnol. iom sr opps
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

blanhi aornznbcnt. q Iom = BIZ
f~oreisaaT- gltH bsr q Hossi artit=
In. 81 Dante fHHns haps risiis gost
q n marie q.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27

9th ere, % to 214, in delivering the
unanimous opinion OF thu supreme
Court says: 1T (the Fifteenth Amend
meut) prevents the g stes or United
States from Riv'ng preference to any
citizen of the United States over an
other on account OF race, color or pre-.
vious condition of servitude,' in the
matter OF suff sge He says further ::
The amendm~ Mt has Invested the cit
izans OF the United States with a new
CoDsti utionsl right, which is exsmu-
tlon from discrimination in the cleo
tive franchise on account Of race, color
or previous condition Of servi'ude >
he stys 'ur'her: Congress may en-
force this Constitutional provision by
appropriate legislation Congress
has not, as yet, legislsted upon the
subject, but who Can doubt that &c
will, should the Virginia Convention
undertake to nullify the Fifteenth
Amendment, in direct or Indirect
terms. What will be the character of
that Iegistion? Who can tell1 That
IL will be drastic, l AM certain, II the
r publican party is in power, that i5
will be fl 4ctive, II the Democratic
psrti is in power, am eqlaIly cerSsiu,
for every Democratic as well as Re
publican representative takes an oath
70 support the Constitution of the
U lifted States. IL liz impossible to
foresee what action Congress would
take. Appropriate lekisls- ion mIght
assume the for % OF force bill 1t
might send Federal soldiers into our
midst on cleo ion days and involve u 2
in most serious troubles. I am no
Alarmist. but when bre Akers are ahead
of us, it is, st least, the part Of wisdom
tn 1Nsa a IN
raneour over the Negro has ceased in
the halls OF Congress, and sectional
strife has virtually ended. We are
prosperiDg here in Virginia and capt.
tai is fl wing into our borders. Sure
ly we do not desire 90 cheek the tide
that has set in our direction by reviv-
ing issues of the past which affected
our material growth and welfare. The
wholesale acknowledgements OF the Ne
groes, or the imposition OF restrictions
upon them not shared by other ci;i-
zens, is not demanded By any condi
tioD in this state. The necessities of
the q dominant political party cannot
even be pleaded in justificsti for it
Is largely in the sscendency ard there
is no indication that it will not coutin-
ne in power. might suggest that
striving to better, OFFS we mar what's
WE'LL"
Well stated, ex-Gov. O'FERRALL,
well stated
Oh, for q thousand statesmen OF the
eSlibre of this brsiny son the Old Do
minion.
Oh, that his words may echo and re
echo until the teachings of history
have become EN- blasoned, as it were,
upon the blue canopy heaven to be
read by all men.
The politicians have had their in
nipgs. The people will be heard from
bye and bye
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27
WOOD IN WASHINGTON.
Cuba's Governor General to Intro
duce the Commissioners.
EVERYTHING Is HARMONIOUS.

Says That within Twenty-four Hours
After the Cuban Convention Con-
cludes It's Work the Country Can
BE Turned over to Them.
Washington, April 24.-Gen. Leon
ard Wood, governor general OF Cuba,
with Mrs. Wood and his private sec
rotary, arrived here this morning, hav-
Ing reached New York last night from
Havana on the Ward liner MORO Cas-
tie. Gen. Wood, who expects to re-
turn to Havana on Thursday by way
of Jacksonville, Fla, has made the
hurried trip to this country for the pur-
pose Of introducing to President Nc
kinley before the latter leaves Wash
ington for the Pacific coast the five
members of the special commission on
foreign relations appointed by the Gu
ban constitutional convention.
Gen. Wood does not hesitate to talk
about affairs in Cuba.
"The only object of my hurried visit
here" he said, 'is to introduce the five
members Of the special commission Oh
foreign relations appointed by the Gu
ban constitutional convention to Presi-
dent Mckinley. The members of the
commission represent all the different
groups of Cubans composing the con-
stttutional convention. They have
come to the United States for the pur-
pose of comforting with President Nc
kinley on the matters which the con-
vention does not thoroughly under
stand, and when they return and make
their report 1 am convinced that there
will be a thorough understanding Oh
all sides of the controversy.
"The constitutional convention has
never voted on or rejected the Plat
amendment. This 1 can state posi-
lively, Notwithstanding the reports to
the contrary which have been sent to
the United States from Havana. Things
have been cabled here which had not
the slightest foundation in fact. which
described the strained relations be-
tween the representatives OF the Uni
ted States and those OF the Cuban peo-
pie. Everything has been harmonious
since went to Cuba, and the conven-
ton new In session is a thoroughly
representative Oue- BEFORE the Platt
amendment was passed by congress the
Cubans knew the desires of this gov
eminent on the issues which the
amendment contained, because they
were submitted to them through the
executive. Intervention and the es-
tablishment Of naval stations are the
two things which they do not properly
comprehend, and 1 think that when
they are fully explained in Washing
ton the only indication OF a difference
OF opinion will have been removed.
There are really but two great
questions yet to be settled. One is the
reduction of the duty on sugar and the
other is the passage Of the constitution.
One is economical and the other is DO
ntical, yet in measure they are akin.
After the constitution has been proper
ly framed and adopted the economic
question will disappear, as there must
be a great reduction in the duty on
sugar. Then Cuba will be prosperous
and Its relations with the United
States settled on a solid basis. That
VIII end the whole difficulty, and In "a
hours the country can be turned over
to the representatives chosen by the
Cuban people"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27
Bishop wigger,s Successor.

Newark, N. j., April 24.-Very Rev.
John ]. o'Connor, vicar general, has
been appointed to the bishopric OF New
ark, made vacant by the death of
Bishop w. NJ. Wigger. Archbishop
Corrigan, of New York, late yesterday
received cable message from Rome
confirming the report. The cablegram,
which was sent by the Very Rev. Mgr.
Doane, OF Newark, at present on a visit
to Rome, also contained the announce
ment that the Very Rev. William H.
O'Connell, at present rector OF the
American college at Rome, had been
appointed by his holiness to become
bishop of Portland, Me.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27
To Contest Her Mother's VIII.

Jersey City, April 24.-Aaron s.
Baldwin, executor of the will OF the
late Mrs. Edla J. Mcpherson, widow of
the late Senator MCPHERSON, has been
served by counsel for Mrs. Edla M.
Muir, only surviving child OF the tes-
tatrix. to show cause why a temporary
administrator should not be put In his
place and why he should not be re-
strained from executing any power
granted to him by the issuance of let
tiers as the executor OF the will. This
will be the preliminary fight In the con-
test Mrs. Muir has begun against her
mothers will. The mother gave her
only life interest In the estate.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27
To Contest a Doctors Big Bm

Pittsburg, April 24.-The executors
or the estate of the late c. L. Magee
have determined that the claim of DR..
Walter c. Browning for the sum of
$4,000 for professional services dur
ing the Illness OF the senator will have
to go 20 the orphans court OF Allie
gheny county and be passed upon by
that body before the bill is settled. H.
s. A. Stewart, one of the executors Of
the estate, said today that the bill was
beyond reason, and that the people who
had charge of the estate would have to
contest it in order to vindicate them
selves
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27
THE MARLBoRoUeHs REUNITED.
Papa Vanderbilt Succeeds In Getting
the Couple Together.

Papa Vanderbilt Succeeds In Getting
the Couple Together.
Paris, April 22.-The Duke of Marl-
borough, after travelling for a month
In the south Of Spain, came to Paris a
week ago and stopped at the Hotel
Bristol, on the Place Vendome. While
the duke was in Spain the duchess had
been In Paris, and for the past three
weeks she has been staying at her
fathers mansion In the Avenue des
Champs Elysees. After the duke re-
turned from Spain he went to the house
OF his father-in-law, where he saw the
duchess. The duchess drove to the
Hotel Bristol, where she was Joined by
the duke, and together the Marlbor-
oughs proceeded to London. This
would indicate II discord existed be-
tween the Duke and Duchess OF MARI
borough that her father had succeeded
In smothering 1t. The couple had been
practically separated since Christmas.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27
BURIED A BABE ALIVE.
Man md Woman Under Arrest CharE-
ed with RIonstrous Crime.


ed with BIonstrous Crime
New York, April 23.-Patrick Nc
Evoy, a laborer employed by the New
York Central railroad in Washington
the-Hudson, saw a man and woman
bury 2-weeks-old baby boy alive yes
terday. AS soon as McEvoy realized
what was being done he ran to the
rescue and succeeded In removing the
loose earth from the child in time to
save It's life. The man and woman ran
away, but McEvoy gave description
OF them to the police, and an Italian
man and woman were arrested In
Yonkers on suspicion that they were
the would-be murderers.
The man said he was Givori Dutta-
cavolo, Of Manhattan. He said he was
married and had three children. The
woman said she was Francisco Stin-
ella, Is years old, a dressmaker, and
unmarried. She declined to say where
she lived, but to Roundsman Brady at
police headquarters In Yonkers she
volunteered the information that she
was niece OF her companion. The wo-
man denied that the babe was hers.
She said she never had a child.
The prisoners were held to await the
action Of the grand Jury, charged with
attempted infanticide.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27
HOMEMADE DRESSES.
HOW TO CUT AND MAKE A MODEL
JACKET.

One OF the Most Useful Parts of n
Woman's Attire-H supersedes the
Box CoRt-The Most Popular Mate
rial.
Copyright, 1901, by American Press Association
Jackets are such necessary part of
a woman's attire that it is well for
them 10 know how to make them, es-
pecially as they cost so much. In fact.
they cost entirely out of proportion.
They take but yard and a half Of
covert or beaver or any dress material
Al inches wide. The lining can be of
the mercerized sateeu and often is.
Silk or satin is narrower, and it will
require three yards of either to line a
short jacket. The box coat will not be
worn to any extent this spring, and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27
misunderstanding rheirD,m.ren,

New York, April 24.-The Central
Railroad or New Jersey yesterday
agreed with the representatives of the
trainmen on its lines on a new wage
scale for the men. This agreement in
cludes baggagemen, brakemen, switch
men, drillers, fagmen and others en-
ployed in the yards, as well as those
on the road. Ten miles an hour is TO
be run In case of distance runs and ten
hours is to be a days work. The new
scale for the telegraphers will be fin
ished today.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27

TRIP LANEr Is issued weekly The subscriu-
sou price - $1.5o year, in advance.
There are -FOUR wAIssby which money can be
Snt by mail tour risk-in - Post Once Money
Order; by Bank Check or Draft. or an Rxpress
Money Order, and when none Of these can be
procured, in Registered Letter.
MONEY ORDERs.-You can buy Money Order
~ your Poet-Omce, payable at the Richmond
safe arrival. Express Money Orders can be OBJ
- R@d az any office of the American ExpreRs c.
tied states Express Co., and the Wei 2.
n9 COS Express Company. We will be
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27

Charities, France. April 24.-Sus-
picion In the brutal murder OF FIVE
children, which occurred here Mon
day at q farm in the neighborhood,
now falls upon the father OF the chill
dren- 1t is suggested that the father
murdered his children IN q at OF drunk
en- madness, as he spent the evening
In drinking. and as no trace Of the al
legged tramps has been found. 1t is a
strange fact that while the children
were killed with hammer OF bludg-
con, their father was only stabbed, and
his wounds were slight Briere, the
father, is under arrest.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27
President of the w. nndL e.

Pittsburg, April 24.-Upon reliable
information 1t can be stated in advance
OF the annual meeting of the Wheeling
and Lake Erie railroad board of direc-
tors that at that meeting Joseph Ram
sey' Jr,, vice president and general
manager OF the Wabash system, will be
made president of the Wheeling and
Lake Erie. This will displace Robert
Blickensderfer. the present president.
But he may be retained as general man
ager under the new management.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27

grieved cadets assembled on the pa
rade ground under cover OF darkness
and INDUCED In hideous yells directed
ut the superintendent. They also re-
moved the sunset gun from fits po-
sition at the north end OF the parade
ground and dragged 1t over In front of
Col. Mills quarters, but were prevented
from firing it by the appearance OF sew
eral sentinels, who promptly reported
the incident