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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-03-27

First published March 20, 1902.
PUBLICATION SUMMONS
State of Kansas, Ford County.
In the District Court Ford County, Kan
Hazel r. Lants,
E. Virgil Lants.
To the defendant E. Virgil Lants
You are hereby notified that you have beer,
sued in the District Court Ford Ccoflnty
said State, by Hazel r. Lants and that Won
must answer the petition of the plaintiff filed
against you in said Court on or before the
3o5n Gay OF April, 1902. or the petition will
taken as true and judgment decreeir1p the
plaintiff a divorce from you and awaItliIfe
and adJud Lying to plaintiff care and erls7
fody OF Cola Lants, Leon Lants and Hillary
I.anfs. the minor children yours and Hazel
i X aants, ana en1oining you from in any wise
interfering with her custody thereof. for
costs will be rendered acordfnezly
DATED this 18th day of March. 1902.
HAZEL r. LANTS. Plaintiff
tsEAL~I J. c. BAIRD Clerk Dist Court
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-03-27

When a woman once gets the idea
that she is pretty, she is rarely of any
practical value to her friends after
wards.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-03-27
For Sale.

For Sale.
Large Kentucky Mammoth Jack, six
years old, sixteen hands high, weighs
l17o, black, with mealy nose. One three
old black Spanish Jack. One draft horse
weight 100, dark brown English SHIRE
imported One 1859 weight all purpose
horse, stock Morgan and Blaekhawk
black as a crow fine horse. The man.
moth jack and English shire horse L have
their colts here on my place to show tn cir
breeding L have the pedigree of the
draft horse. Will sell at bargain or
trade for cattle. Also have thirty native
mares for sale, broke, Address,
MARION NETT, Fowler. Kas.
Located two miles south of Fowler
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-03-27

You will never wish to take another
dose of pills if you once try Chamber
lain's Stomach & Liver Tablets They
are easier TO take and more pleasant in
effect They cleanse the stomach and
regulate the liver and bowels. For sale
by Palace Drug Co.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-03-27

This town has no citizens who are
utterly homeless, but some of them
are home a great deal less than
others.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-03-27

Money is said to be drug on the
market; but we say turn 'er loose, we
are always ready to go into that kind
of drug business.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-28
MINING FUND WANT WORLD.
Promoters of a Motor Line
 Asking Too Much.

The people of Juneau have been called upon bv the promoters of the Juneau and Coughs motor line to advance sso,ooo to- ward dsiraying the expenee of eonS,rue- ton. The promoters will procure the bal ance from their packers. Engineers Of Ju- nelu, however, have made a careful estl- mate of the cost Of the enterprise and hg. ure that the road can be built for that amount of money. They have figured that the promjterS ask the people Of Junslu to noJ only give them the franchise, but to rilse the money necessary for the building of the roid. Many of the Juneau cltizeaS believe that it would be better 10 build and own the road themselves, than to submit Co any such unbuSineSs like proposition.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-28
QUARANTINfD
The P. (. Steamer Spokane
 Is Held Up.

The Psci6c Coast ste eu,tI' Company's new steamer Sposan- Is un-c, quarantine at San Diego, tut ii |, like'v that sne will soon be released. On G,r u,vll at ;he Southern Clliiom por. .u the morning 1f Tuesiiy week 8c', it was discovered that seven plSSsr ger, J, Zimmerman and family. we,e sick wi oi showed symp- toms ol smallpox. The fsmily came orig in.llv from ClrISrt. Montana The Sus- p.ctS were Qulun incl and the crew of the Spokane was also hell. The vessel will be iumiEatet, oul 9s, another crew is secured she V.ll b;ai.wsI Co resume her rln Co Sm Francisco.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-28
INLAND WfAIHtR
Tei-gr.Yb.S Adyisss of cliu'a io CoaditionS From Interior Points.

SN gWIl. N.r. s-. - lus ij.lowai istH- veilr- report tOr points be'w sI here and Dawson ttS3.,n:
 Sks-N.,-Cl.r, s VI. q, 31 above. White H1fs--C. llv, ,s.m. I5 above. Ho1.iulu-C.-ar. cs.m. % above. S.cwait-C.- q, wini. i5at3ve. u.V- a-C-E, -,.m % below. E,s l..s,s C.-r. $ wind. t' above. B.g S1lmo.-C'ytr, Q wiUt, 20 above. Clu-.u C'e1- ,a.m, % above. S-io.-h-t'-lr, ,s Wnt. 70 above. Os,yi--C.ssr. >WIut, 20 above. ulN ,.a.- Cluly, calm, above.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-28
MT. ,Innning's Grudsc.

Mrs. Mannlng-Do you think it is lcht 10 let that Grcyson fellow keep company with our Martha?
 Mr. Maunlnc-No. ! cant say as it is. founc Grcyson is a nice chap. but I've | grudsc against his father, and don't arc f the son has to suffer for It. Boston Transcript.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-28
Masonic Meeting

lh-,e wil b- a regular meeting ci White Pas, lojge, r. X. AM at Masonic H.u, Fdtlv Evening, Mlrch 2S, at 6:tc .'cll,k.
 Regular work n E. =. Spinning and visiting bre,hem ai5 0rinllv invited Co meet with us.
 Uy orJrr ot .hc N. M |; orsr Howard. Secretary.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-28
Coos to MsniIa

Mrs. H. A. Hul, ,he t,ilor,ss of company l., l.ft on ,he Topeka rs, night, to' Sln Franci>co. where she will embark in a United Si-'rS trpsp0-i i1r Mnila Co join aer husband, who |, soldier in the Phil .9piles.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-28

On srt after this date th- folding gate, dividing whir from arpDlch, w.. be ..o,sl Co tl, ust, when steamer Is up- rr1lcb.ng ir,k and vl.l i-mi.u tlos'd un- ti. ships Ine, lrs fi>i lnt ng plank li- r,,et ilr @ t.s-htrge 1t passengers. eN9res, ir- tlE- g-m-n and hotel ru1- n--,. ...lI ri-.s- tke n1tice cni en them--N.s .ccngl.Hgv.
 ml3lW No-re's Wharf Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-28
At Sylvester vlasrs

The u,us ,team-- lriper dent tha, lowed the reir.v; c'Nn ,' Hiinrs wharf returned los, ni, ? n ! |. mlored lt Sylvester, Whld.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-28
Gil, Edge Restaurant

Fourth avenue, nesr Broadway stree. SirSt-cl4SS. All home cooking. BTe1kisSt 7t0O Lunch I2 to2. Dinner 5:30 Go [ Suniy breakfast 9 Co IT, H'-1er q Co 0. Special rl;es Co quests bvV month.
 e lompklns K t.N, Props.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-28
ATAoas, -l Tons.

The A-si '-tt Seluls suaj v with r,oco tons O. lr.isa, including d io, Of ma- -hrsrv fr cun-fi-s and frr the : a Level mIr. The rg-,, shipment wlS i0r Kts.n bay.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-28
High Ms. Eastor Sunday

The choir of St. Marks Catholi, church have m pr,pluuon for Easter Sunday momibq. "RoseWig's Mass ia G." under he t.uc'io1 of the org ni-t, Miss Pea bllv.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-28
Promoted 70 PuFsor

Ms. twloc, formerly freight clerk on The Al Ki, has been promoted Co Purssr on ,he City oi Topeka.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-28
Bottles Wanted

Wine bottles wanted at 20 cents per dozen, at the Seattle Saloon. q
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-28

bl nk books, office supplies; lowest prices in Alaska. Bakers Book Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-28
From wAito Horse to Dawson

TrIvelsrs finding themselves weary sleeping in hunks can for the same money obtain one good nights rest, in spring beds, lt Hotel Johnston. stewart river. m
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-28
Watch It Grow From Day
 To Day.

Tn, following public sT''iiej citizens Ot Skssw-, i've agres ,o psy monih'v the sum SCI g- site their nareS to ''l 'he
 tinfef 'h, C.'irrn. Nw-E CcnmitIee
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-28

seattle Export Beer. delivered In any part of the city for s2 per dozen quarts by B. B. Bottling Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-28

TrV Gilt Eige restaurant best hom, cooking in city. # you don't believe it, iry it and be convinced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
A Fine Exhibit of Calendars.

The second annual exhibition OF calen-
dars. which have been collected from all
over the United States and Canada, is
now on at the Young Mems Christian
Associa ton. The exhibit is public ana
can be, seen by both ladies and gentle
men any time between 8 A. M. and 1880
P. NJ for the next ten days. Fine speci--
mems of art are in the eNhitAt as we'll as
~ useful ones and an exhibit of pecu-
liar interest to up-to-date business men
and firms believing in artistic advcrtis-
ing was received to-day. IT is from the
National Advertising Company, OF New
York. ana should be seen by every bust
ness man in the CITY Calendars of Pc
culiar interest to the various lines OF,
t--d, are on exhibition and YOU are most
cordially in1ited to call. The exhibit is
free and Of great interest to those Of
artistic taste as we'll as to those OF a
practical turn Of E1in0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
CHANGES AT VIRGINIA.
Superintendent at the Hospital VIII Probably
Resign,

Resign.
The report is current that within the
next month there will be a change IN
the superintendent of the Virginia Hos
pttal.-
Miss Underhill, who is new, II New
York, has b. en- superintendent OF the
hospital for several months, but upon her
return, 1T Is said. her resignation may be
rendered the Board Of Mara era, with 3
view ts accepting 8 similar position In q
rorth.rn hcsHtsl.
Miss schunsonec, wke has lad charse
Of the operating .-esr a.d at the same
time being in charge IS assistant SUI
perint,ndent, will .lse resign. Her
resignation wal 80 isto effect about Feb
ruary list, at which time it Is her eur-
pose to return to her honaa in New York.
The mana cement OF the hospital hhs
been most successful urdez the direction
Of these ladies, and it is with reETet that
the board has them sever their connee-
ton with the institution.
Tbs Virginia Hospital Is the largest In
stitut.on of tAs Kind in the city. and dur
ing the last Year its patronage has 50
grown that the cerp Of nurses has been
increased fzen a dozen to twenty-five.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
A J,IrT.I.E, rFEING
,henges the Home Feeling

Coffee l,ots out the sunshine from many
a home by making the mother or some
other member OF the household 6yspsp-
tic nervous and irritaaie There are
thousands OF cases where the proof is
absolutely undcniaDle. Here is one:
Mrs. c. *. Larzelcre, Amigo, Wis,
says: 81 was taught to drink coffee at
an early age. and also at an early age /
became a victim to headaches, and as L
grew to wornanhood these headaches be-
came d part of me, as swas scarcely ever
FREQ from one.
about i've years ago a friend urged
ne to try Postum Food Coffee. I made
the trial and the result was so sa1isfac-
tory that we have used it ever since.
MY husband and little daughter were
subject to bilious attacks, but they hnve
both been entirely free from them since
we began using Postum instead Of coffee.
/ no longer have any headaches, and my
health is perfect
IF some Of these nervous. tired, lrrita-
BILE women would only leave off coffee
absolutely and try Postum Food Coffee.
they would find a wonderful change in
their life It would then be- filled with
sunshine and happiness, rather than
WEAKNESS and discomfort. And think
what an effect it would have on the fam
/ lily, for the mood OF the mother. is largely
responsible for the temper Of the chill
( drep."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
sOU.RaEL li0AE TRAGEDY.
mrs. draybask and .ef Husband Have a
Sii hit sltsu dcrs.anding.

ore of the squirrel fats in Caption
SQUARE is tor rent. Il is al due 20 q
.,.t.., domestic dl.lculty yesterday be-
tween Father Gray back, the veteran ana
most accomplished nut thief in SOUR
gelville. and his deInure little wife IN
c,fientaI,y Mrs. Grayback gave rather
Sra voacks a scoielpg and 9. face scratch
ing which marred his classic beauty.
;asI accounts Father Grayback was
going cast with d strange lady at hls
nclls, and his wife sat With her haHcs
10 her eyes ard wept.
rather Graybacll and the strange lady
were sitting on 4 limb extending over
the Tenth Street walk yesterday AFTER
noon at a kind OF q pink tea affair They
were very close together making 500
goo eyes, when Mrs. GraS6ack came
along. She didn't hesitate, but went over
and told lTathtr aGfaybs ck5Ts olneshins
like this:
You've got your nerve to sit on limb
sight in front Of Your own door aano
spoon with q strange lady. tBif9 GU
ought to be ashamed OF yourself you
n s,-rable old reprobate. tSmackJ And
here In sull sight Of Your wife and little
children C5ang0
my ar seemed TO say Father
Grayback, while the strange iady. ~ n
drew to another limb to await develop
Don't my dear me. tswat.o You're
r.,ting as h-d as all the other. men
(slar,. aud III have YOU understand It
has got to be stopped"
Then Mrs Grayback took both hands
to her lord and spouse and ne He'd She
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
Tribute to Brave Mem.
Editor Times:

Editor Times:
This. as well as rnany other stations
along tho line of the Chesapeake sna
Ohio road, was greatly shocked and dis
tressed at the accident that occurred
near Lyncnours Sunday. December 18th
The four men rho lost their livcs is the
noble performance OF duty are so widely
and nspularly kaorn that their loss
seems like personal bereavement re
this entire section, and has east gloer
over many homes.
Tho last pathetic words Of Conductor
whittaker-"Tell my wife goodbye
touches tender chord in hearts who
have watched the chilly waters" OF
death gathered a-.rnd those they love.
.aT.l1 my wife good tye." an sons
Into the shadow land
without her farewell KISS or my brow
or the WARN clasp OF her saRd.
Without tn. sl.rce Of friendly eye.
or a tear from those love.
Deaths chilly waters round ms close
with only the heaven above.
.,-.n my wife goodbye" I plunge
Out into the great unknown:
But the Saviour hold. my trembling
hand,
Sc do not - .io.e.
Tel, my wife goodbye" shall wait
In our Fathers house 81 high
Til all nv loved one. -7tter there,
Never more to say goodbye"
Gala, Va. January 5. 1876.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
SUITS AGAINST THE NEW LINE
Three Are Filed Against the Petersburg Elec-
tric Comrauy-Court News.

The grand jury term of the Hastings
Court will begin pm Monday. The docket
will prove much larger this coming term
than for several months past.
Suit was Instituted in the Law and
EQUITY Court yesterday by C. R. Woods
against the Richmond and Petersburg
Electric Railway FOR $1,000. alleged to be
due for damages to property in grading
the turnpike over which the road runs.
An attachment suit was also instituted
against the same company by f. Z.
and T. E. Bishop. asking for an injunc-
ton and the appointment of a receiver
The plaintiffs aver that an option was
secured on certain land which has not
been maid for. Still another suit was
Instituted IN the Circuit Court against the
com paw by w. o. Watkins for $1,000.
with allegations similar TO those made
by Mr.. Woods.
A declaration has been filed in the Law
and Equity Court in the suit OF w. H.
Bailey against the Sun Life Assurance
Company for s., coo damages for libel.
Mr.. Bailey. who is the ast.1t of the
MARYLAND Life Insurance Company here,
made a. contract to go With the Sun
Life IJe afterwards changed his mind
and gave notice'to the Sun life as thu
contract r,oirired: The agent in turn
sent him a letter aoceptinc the resiSiia.
Son ann containing Some ianSl'"Se On
which Mr. BAILEY hascs his suit The
suit will he heard on Monday.
The deed Of trust. OF mortgage. recent
ly 1alcd IN the courts of pnte~sha~~ md
8 Chesterfield hv ti1e Rictrlcnd and Pc
tersb,,rr Electric Railroad Comnanv &c
the e-vinrs aud Trust COMPANY Of
Cleveland, for 81 #ntsn no --ar = .+n~Ta,s
morning recorded in The rH7nco-v Court
of thi- c,tv The rr,nert~ ur'c~ COW
-.ac~,+i-, c--h~ecc< thr li~c f-or, Old
st-e-t Petersburg 10 HUI Street, Nan
chester
s..;4 - divorce wa- fln1 n the law
an. E.rt,'t-- Court ',y Agnes Il. Kid!
against Walter Kidd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
A Good Meeting.

The United Moderns held a large and
wel-attended meeting Thursday night at
Lee Camp Hall. C. 7. Bargan1in, chan
cellor of the lodge. presided, and several
candidates were initiated. A large num-,
Der Of applicants were received&and bal
loted upon. At the conclusion OF the reg
ular order Of business Vice-SuDreme
Chancellor D. ". Thayer addressed the
lodge The next meeting of the lodge will
De on the 18th instant. There are two
lodges Of the order now in this city, and
both OF them in fine condition. Supreme
Chancellor M. B. Johnson, of Denver. Col,
is expected to visit the lodges OF this
city and others parts of the State very
shortly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
kA,u.v A.ovr zo-..

Mr. John W. Dyer. Jr. OF the Uaited
state. Navy, i. off on furlough and is
visiting his parents 1t No. s.. South Pine
Street.
while getting .. the Traction ear
Thurraay morning ateut 700 on Laurel
ana Broad Streets Miss n.ry N. Tinslev
ef No. $50 west M,r.hall Street, haa
her sid. very painfully snrsired.
Mr.. j. G. Hankln: will leave here to
say for Cumberland, Nd. to visit his
#f.-oth.r. Dr.. ]. L Haakias. who Is III.
He received telegram this morning say
In. that the Doctor Tas better
Master Jullan Fill. son 81 Nj ". C.
Hill, who VS.. badly burned 90 Chr ma
Day by a. explosion Of a c.nHsn crscxes.
is able to so about now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
TRUSTEES TO BE
CHOSEN MONDAY
Common Council VIII Elect Its
members-Mr. Caskie Not
Not a Gard date.

AT the meeting of the Common Coun-
Gil Monday night the three members OF
The Carnegie Library Board of Trustees
for that body will be chosen. 1t has been
said, and 1t is generally understood 70
be true that Messrs. James Caskie and
Gilbert L. POLLOCK will De gwen places
on the Doard. Both these gentlemen
Lave been active IN the library matter,
and it is believed that they Will upe
named The plan that was adopted Tor
the conduct OF the library was opposed
by Mr.. Caskie, on the ground that ne did
not wish to see politics enter into tie
matter. Mr.. Pollock plan, as ADOPTED,
places the control of the library In ~
.anus of tbs City Council, five Of the nine
members coming from mat body.
The Board OF Aldermen W. also at its
next meeting name the two members of
tie Board from mat body. disconnected
that Alderman Whittet will be- one CT
III, m. and 1t is quite probable that Major
Allen will be named as the other
The Water Committee met in caltei sts-
sion last night TO take action on the re-
quest of Superintendent Boiling to aiuw
him to procl ed at once with the irepalrs
to the canal and dam. neceSsitat I'd ny the
recent freshet. MIR. Boiling said that
81, 900 would cover the cost. he SAID that
the damage done in 1886 amounted to
nearly St,uvV oll tISti ~ VI -'hi. -'A.A4iiA
the request was gr, nted.
In reference to the report that he would
be a: candidate for the mayoraiitN at the
spring election.t Mr.. James Caslie said
to a Times reporter last night that he
was not a candidate
ain LOOKING forward with pleasure
to the time when l may pass out OF po-
Hrics.,, he said. For eight years / have
Of Picb0,prS "a the
best of my ability, and I~feel- that now
it is time for me to give way to some
one else AT present am not
candidate fer any Office in the gift Of the
people.
Mayor Taylor saiu yesterday that he
was in no hurry to open up his campaign.
When he does begin he says 1t Will be
along the same lines as upon previous oc-
casions.
1t is stated in political circles that tho
municipal campaign this year will be an
early one-probaDly March 5tll-anu that
he urinary will be held early in the
spring.
CAPTAIN Mccarthy will begin his can
ysss In earnest at the next meeting OF the
Clay Ward Actives. when he will address
the members of that club. He will set
forth his platform and tell the voters
what he expects to do If he is elected
Mayor.
When Mr.. Hartman was elected to SIC
coed the late Alderman Snead, Mr.. Seay
waived his prerogative in favor OF Alder
man Whittet. and the latter named Mt.
Ha-nlan Now My. Whittet will recipro-
cate, ana Mr.. Seay VIII have the naIntns
of the man 10 fill the vacancy.
Mr.. Seay has not fixed upon any one.
The names OF several pron..n gentlemen
are. under consideration. 1t is quite Ike
IN that a name will be settled upon oy
the time the Board OF Aldermen assemblies
next Tuesday week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
riSps Way TO Is.va: Lone.

The startling announcement Of a Dis
,covery that will surely lenythen life is
mad by Esiter O II. DEWEY. sf Chu-
nbusee, md "I wish to state la
writes. that DR.. Kings New Discovery
far Consunptisn-is the Asst -iRfzIlfsle re-
Nedy that I have ever k.swn fsr Coughs.
Colds and Grip. IT'S inva1unb1e to reo-
PIE with zeal lungs. Having this Won
.derfu1 noedieine no enc need dread
Pneunasnta or Consumption It's relief
Is instant and cure certain. Owens e
Miner Drug Company guarantees every
Doe ard s. bettla. and give trial bottles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
BOARD SOON TO MEET,
There Will Be Many Applicants for Fertiiizes
insn. ctors.

TAe state Board Of Agriculture will
meet here on the 9Th OF this month, when
fertilizer inspectors for the various dis
uicts Will be appointed.
There are many applicants. Mr.. A O.
sullivan will not seek reappointment for
the Sixth District on account OF his du-
ties as an official OF the Constitutional
Convention and the House OF Delegates
Captain W. w. Ward. OF Halifax. Is. 8
candidate Senator BarksdaIe and others
will present hts claims.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
Left Them in Need.

As a result OF the late feed in Fu1tsa
there are about fifty celored fanilies in
destitute circumstances. The following
we'll known and rerpectNsls colered
women have been appointed by George 3.
Davis. Of the CT Arrshcuse,5 to r. csivs
and Distribute provisions. fuel, etc. Any
donations will be thankfully receive
and properly distributed by Rosa 3. Hiz-
gins. No. SO Louisiana Street: Margaret
keonce, Ne. 100 Louisiana Street; Mary
Jordan, No. 1910 Fourth Street. all il
Fulton TheSs-! families are in dire cir
eCnsts nees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
Mr. lie. Sill Here.

mr.. John p Lee, who was reported as
rnysteriously missing from Norfolk, is
still at No. IL South Cherry Street, in
this city, where HI. family resides. sfr.
Lee has been In Norfolk about year.
and came back hers to his family on
account Of Ill health. He expects te en-
cage in the brokerage bushes, here with
Mr.. ". D. Roberts. OF Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
Mosbv's neminiseens.s,

A series ct "reminiscences Of Mosby's
raid. are eeon to appear.
Tns Rev. Samuel r. Chapman, ct Gov
fngten, who served during the Civil War
as captain In Mosby's command and
Who was chaplain Of a Virginia regiment
in the late Spanish-Arerican war. has
con .ented to write thers They
VIII be printed il the Religious Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04

pursued him across tree tops for a;
moment and stopped as Father Gray
back and the strange lady hustled 10 the
ground and started east. sIhey f'ed TAP
idly and soon disappeared, "h'1e ,o!s-
daininp to sre-enter her own fiat Mrs.
drawback fed to a, neighhor's, where at
last accounts she was weeping and re-
counting the tragedy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04

Of this eiry. the first OF ther, appearirs
mex. week. They will discuss the Bat
tie of Chantilly," the 'Drancsvine Rasd,
tho Fight at Warrenton Junction ana
ether things. @
A very lively interest is being manifest
cd IN the forthcoming articles. Colnnel
john g.. Aosby has arranged 70 haNe
III. .apies OF the Herald containing them
sent to him Others OF the famous cont
nand are Interested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
Viii hris.sa X.is.r's Y1ch; !,
or Associated rress.l

WASHINGTON. %. c.. Jas. 3-Ais.
Alice Rsesevelt, tia elsest daughter 81
President Roosevelt. I'll, ehristen the
German .Ketser's new Taeht now hn'ldlnS
at slater Island. N r. TIL. announce
nent was made at the White House To-
day. Tae KaIser,s Invitation to Ms.
Roosevelt was extended through Dr. Won
Helleeen. the German ambassador to tss
United States