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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-14

A s.x-inch Carnegie plate. representing
lot of armor plate suitable for the big bat
tie ships and arnored cruisers. and known
as CLASS A." underwent a successful test
at the Indian proving grounds yesterday.
The plate was tested under the direction Of
the bueean q naval aganAnoe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-14
Dinsd with the President.

Civil Service Commissioners Foulke and
Garfield dined with President Roosevelt
last evening. The forthcoming report OF
the commission In which the President is
deeply interested, was gone over and dis
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Interment at Bangor, He.

Undertakes Gawler took charge of the
body of Miss Georgiana Chamberlain, tire
pension office clerk, who committed suicide
Sunday night or yesterday morning, and
prepared It for shipment This morning
the body was forwarded to Bangor, Me-,
for fntermenk
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WIN Of Ephraim WILTON.

The will of Ephraim A. Wilson, dated
July II last. was filed today for probate.
The entire estate of the testator Is left to
his wife, Jennie e. Wilson.
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Subscriptions RECEIVED.
MEXICO MUST PAY 81, sso, 900.
d. cision Of Hague Tribunal in the
Pits Case.
mount preyious1f acknnwledrea

THE HAGUE, October 14-The arbitra-
ton court in the Plus fund case has con-
demned Mexico to pay the United STATES
81 $40 eco in Mexican currency.
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New York Stock Markets,

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers. 1419 F ST.. members New York
stock exchange, Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board of trade
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bid. IL asked
miscellaneous Stocks-Grecne Con- Copper Co.
80 bio, 2att asked. Washington Market rs hid.
TX dividend. - - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-14

slight shock Of earthquake was felt at
Carried. Tex, Thursday. Creedmore and
Blum Springs also report . slight shock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-14

Steamship Arrivals.
At New York: Kronprinz Wilhelm from
Bremen.
At Glasgow: Monaghan. from New York
At Antwerp: Finland. from New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-14
Keota, NO., Post ONE Wrecked.

The Post Office Department has received
dispatch announcing that the post Office.
at keota. Mo-. has been wrecked by tor
naan. The records and finds OF the ONCE
were saved. but some Of ne mali was lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-14
SHEPHERD MEMORIAL
GoVERNoRYa REMAINS TO BE
BRQgGHT HOME.
Mrs. Shepherds Letter Meeting Of
Committes-of Fifteen-Inter-
est in the Movement.
Shepherd.

y Shepherd.
In the holy church at Florence
DaEtesk honered bones survive,
Who was banished by his townsmen,
Or condemned to burn alive.
Poetry his urn recovered
When he wandered far and died.
And his counfry's recognition
Was the city's shame and pride.
Machiavelli, Alferi,-
Statesman, patriot,-repose Il
by that shade solitary,
Laureied In his many woes. Il
And the dome Of Brunelleschi
They his monument declare
Seems to echo. Look around youI
Dante's tomb is everywhere"
One bold lad in David's spirit,
With his single sling and stone,
Smote an old Goliah's forehead,
Felled the barbarous giant prone.
Stood the Capitals defender.
Raised his native village high.
To Few, Mcclellan splendor;
Shall he in Ravenna lie?
In the deep Sierras moulder,
Where his hermit prime he bore.
Tunneling the black Inferno
For the recompense Of ore?
Back to Washington return him!
Pater, friend. his great heart bring!
In a pyramid inurn him!
Gentle, glorious Shepherd King.
GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
SLASH.
PYTOM. w cstatnim ozasie

PYTOM. w cstatnim czasie
rozwiazasa pollcYa kilka sebran
ma G6rpym Sslsssu = powodu obra~
dowania ma tych sebraniach y
" ley ku po'sklm. Wiadomo. 10
: powodu 1ednego tatiego Wy
padku. a s~ }aszcza. powodu
roswiasan,a wiecu " RYbnikn'
pose} gdrnosslgsN Faltia wni6s'
interpelaoye " sejmie prusklem
i sapyth ministra spraw wewne-
trxn1 Oh, cay wYpadek ten jest
ma znanym i 90 mySl a,zynid,
adv policya podobnych naduayc
sic ME dolpusscsa}a.
Wsxakke ludnok6 ma G6rnym,
s.lask;u, jjesst psoll,s'el;astll 81. pie adea,'ere '
byloby Cd MEL asl,lal.d'. sb'y ola ~
CODY ur.sdhnilkcw dosorulsdycf
obraldowalsw oboYm jssyiktul.. kt6''
rYm y wietsssj oss6d wcaie navel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
Ojciec Newman
! jego wielcy doktorzy lie.
GA dalej.
WEI. Ks. Ed. R. REJNERT,
prob. polskiego koSciola
Warsaw ave,
ST MO.
WBNY KS. DoKToRzE!

WBNY rs. DoKToRzE!
Paai Eva Jeziorska s2-letn1a
niewiasta cd kilku lat chorowa{a ma
rozmalte bolesci reumatyczne "
nogach, W bokach, W rekach i "
g}owie, a nawet W zoladku ME
strawnos6, odbijanie i czkawka
ciagle ja meczyfy przez przeszfo
diva lata. Dowiedziawszy sic o le-
karstwach Wiel., OLGA, pos}a1a no
ME raz i drugi, kt6re zazywa4a We
dug przepisu i W kr6tkim czasie
zupe}nle wyzdrowia}a, tax il obec-
ME czuje sic zdrowa. silniejsza j
jakby odm}odnla!a, tax IL o villas
nych siiach mog!a przyj6c do mnie
opowledzie6 0 dobrych skutkach
medycyu, przys}anych jej przez
Wiel. OLGA: A vice dzlekuje sto.
k%rotnie "a szczesliwe w~yleczenle,
bfogos}awi Wjcl. OLGA i prosi pana
Boga 0 zdrowie o jaknajdiuzsze
zycie ola Wlel. ks. Doktora.
z uszanowaniem
KS. Ed r. REJNERT,
proboszcz " St. Joseph, Mo.
.Pisa}em " obecnosci uzdrc wionej
p. E. Jeziorsk'ej ijej c6rki p. w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17

S. r -. a.
CZEs1CHOWA. - Do ,,Ku-
ryera Warszawsklegot donosza:
Pred kilku dn,am, zak-ad{ SIG
przybyfY kompan,a Zarek,
w}osc'snin i pozosta sly na noe
" ksplicy Matkl Boskiei, przelaz}
przez krate i rozbif dw1e puszk, z
ofsraml znajdujace sic prey olta
K1edy z rana str6ze otworz l.
kosci6l. zaslali nizenanego, bosego,
os}upiaiego cz%low,eks, stojacego
ma 6rodku xapl;cv; zloczynce kt5ry
sam odda} SIG " rece str6z6w,
.zwracaiac wssystk1e zrabawone
pien,adze, oddano " 'rece po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
EXPORT, Pa, 81 Marca 1902.

EXPORT, Pa, 81 Marca 1902.
W1ELEBNY OJCzE!
Niniejszem upraszam przyjac po-
dziekowanie "a lakarstwo otrzyma.
ne cd Cieble, a kt6re W dwoch ty~
godniach w~yleczy}o mnie zupe}nie
z bardzo d}ugiej a niebezpiecznej
choroby. Bo juz d}uzszy a ME
by}em zdolny do piracy a pc uzyciu
twego ~lekarstwa, czuje sic bye o
dwadziescia lat m}odszym i tax
lekklm, jak " zyciu ME by}em, co
jedyn1e zawdzieczam Wiel. Ojcu1
pragne, ably laden Polak bedac POI
dupad}ym ma zdrowiu ME szuka}
innego doktora, tylko jedynie Wiel.
OLGA Newmana i jeszcze powt6rnie
zase}am jak uajserdeczniejsze dzle-
kie, Kre6la sic z g}ebokim szacun-
cki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17

spoko)ny enptolkl;zepi.als ] vw1i'mursaacnial'
!czaowieka. Boz snta ;zyt ME smotna. Bsz-
seDnle I nllespsko,ne noe g p,er,w'1ssze-
ml. objawami cho,oby. W tak,m1 W.
nalety zastosova6 ORA Piotra
Gomozo, Adres: Dr. Peter Fahrneyy 11s
-1.4 So. Hoyne ave., Chicago III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
ME wkada.

HE. - 49, ... ...--
NE swkda. .. .s
Minister odpowiedz,al vow
o..s Z, Is pDolicya y Rybniku postap....
oil. n,eaprawnie 4 otrsym:aia ma
game Cd p,resesa regency y Opo-
la. .%. u.
Pomimo iednak tego u6wlad-
'ozenia. roy iaxa{a pol,cya powtor-
.ho7 hYDn'ks.
"<0'
~ 2
p''''A
=
poi' ~ spy
~
ooi' -
u"'s'S - u'o'" -
20
90
W OPOLU j okoI'cy = lax
doaosl ,.Gazeta Qpolska" ha"
katvsci rob,3 formaln9 ob}awe ma
tvch kupc6w n,em,ecknh kt6rzY
towary. P%ollcyanci chodza do knp"
COW / strasza 'ca rozna'tsml Eroz~
oaml. )esll ME przestane zamle~
szczac ogfossen VI poIsk'ch gaze
tach.
90
SEMINARY polskie "
Semlnarynm nauczy-
c'e'sk'e poIsk'e ma bye otwarte |
SA' 'o'p's'1" JoA AoDk'rs Ia po'
''u" oSf0A''' p'oie'o'" so
s''p' '0"'e" '1no 'e'nD''''e
u" professors 'p'e"' ! "oAYA''
..a
RYBNlk. Pred "ydz'asem
Pow'at"Wym toczyf sic process, wy
toczony policyl rybnlckiel przez
bgtomski ,,z~'asek wzaiempej
pom oo7" o nleprawne rozwi8zanle
zebranla polskjego. Pol'cYa prze'
gra}a process must koszta sap}acid
80 &''N'' /" 's.,A' 'o''A'"'
opAwA. o. czerwca. Take
mieiscovos3 Zarzeoze fZar.itzl rad
Vista stoi nod woda Nice
dzy Bystrzyca a Jab}onkowem lest
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
4 0AL1CYI.

LWOW. = Bohaterka proce-
SD Wazesihekiego Pies.cka, miasto
uasze o~pu6ci}a. dowicd21awszy sic,
re Rad pruskl dopomina sic cd
rzadu austrYackleqo jej wYdania.
Przeniosia sic do Rumuni,, do
Bukaresztu ,gdzie tamte1si Polacy
losem iej sic saimu]a.
BRZOlOWo. - Is. Kali
.mierz Szkocki, ekapozyt " Trees
Movie ko}o Brzozowa, kapian
zaony, umar{ nagle ma dniu IL
Czerwca v SO roku 5ycia.
90
sluisca Amelia
Siocinska posostajaca v obowiazku
u Markusa hu2fera pr.y ulicy
DotromilskIej po pieo,u dnisch
pobytu spr.ykrsy}a sob,e ssnzbe q
tegoz i zszadala uwolaienia izwrotu
ksiaAki siuibowej. Gdy zsdaniu lei
! kupfer odm6wl}, porwa}a siekac.
sadaia MIN jego Acknowledgment
mu dzieoku re zemstY cieikie
oiecia v twars " glowei zbiegia
W TARNoPOLU uwle,it.
polioya lotrsyka Elge Goldberg.
80 Skaiatu, kt6ry wr5o,~s.y ME
do ~no : AlnerYki pr6bowal upro'
w.dEd ] sprzedao 16-letnia cork
handIAr1a vatY. Zaangaiowal i
r1ekomo 3 % ~ernsntke do dsieci
Tyno..sem 1;r.ypadek sr.ad.is, :
NJ dworou. sdy paan.H. ni.a
odis.d..d. .dyb.ll,. pe~,eun .n.jr
nv j ohiaAnif. ktn i.at 6N4sdek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
FRASZKI.

! .
Pierwsza mySl
= Ma:kol Tylko co ws,enl
kogo6 do kosy.
= Ruszaj no predko ! zobacs
czy to czasami ME ojciec!
w sadste
- Jak SIC n%azywaole?
"A dye Micha{owa.
To pc mezu. ale 20 ojcu?
- dye Bartkowna.
49, To imiona, ale po nszwl.
~ Albo to mo&na spamletaG.
jake mi ludzie przezwiska daja?
Ekonom nazywa mnie s%skutnlca,
gospodyni garkotiukien, parobki
skroblgarkiem. a innaze poczclwe
ludzie wo1aia pc cbrze6c'ansku
kumo! .
- Czemuz list posyfasz re-
koLlendowanY?
- Bo posy@am Karolowi tY~
siac poca{uukow.
w ostatuiej chwil.
Sedzia {do skazanego ma
6m,erc golarzs): Masz jahie os.atnie
z%yczenle?
Del,kwent: WYsoki trybu-
male! mech mi bedzle wo]no pred
smierci9 ~jeszcze ogoli6 pana pro-
Prawdzlwie p0 nlOskleW~
Rotm,strz. Dlaczego pan
ME jesz kapudpiaku?
Podoticer. Bonn w,dzla}, jak
sscsur do kot}a wpad}.
Rotmistrz. NatYchmisst
je6G i to : %apteytem. Pan mus'sz
dawaG pod kazdym ,wzgledsm
dobry prsyklad szeregowcom, DO
tak ME, to do kozY. ss
Oddan0
Obey. Podobno tn " waszej
wsi straszn;e glupi ludsie!
M%iejscowy. A co naiwsznlej-
sze, ze Mkt mqdry ME przybywa.
SLASH.
PYTOM. w cstatnim ozasie
rozwiazasa pol,cya kilka zebran
ma G6rpym sslssSSu . powodu obra,
dow.nia ma tych .ebraniach Y
" jezyku po'sklm. Wiadomo. ie
zpowodu iednego tatiego wy
padku. a sn} aszcaa. 2 powodu
r%oswiasan,a wiecu " RYbnikn'
posel g6rnoszlask, Faltin wni6s'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17

sw1sfile 1sburseht r14d SrogYii-
aki ksiedsa wygnal, : koscitf sni-
.ssczy1. 70 dlug,ch stsranlach zbu-
dowali gospdarse : su6cca sworn
wlssnym ko,stst,em toscidt j prosili
0 Madame i'm xsisdzs. kt6rego VIA
snym kotsstem zobow,a.y1ali ZIG
Sprawl byia m doobreJ
drodse srogi Rad moekievski dai
ius IA to po1voleoie, ale sDrseoi-
vii SIG tenn be. szumia}o i przy
pomocv nsczeln,ka powlato wyje-
lnal cofnieoie poswolenia."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17

w WARSZAWIE zmar}
pracown,k ma niwie dz,enn,karsk:ei
/, st~arozy:nej Ian Idefons Starozyk
y 81 foku zycla. Zmariy plsYws{
do yssystkich prawie dsien'k6w.
oraz cd kilku tvgodnik6w. Byl te5
wspospraoosnikiem wychodz9eej
obecn;e >''EncykloTedvi s.. Orgel-
branda iSyn6w.ts Ola h;storYk6w
Warszawy naiwazniaiszeml 80 jego
p~rzyczynki do dzlejow instYtucyi
/, pomn,k6w tego miasta. Przygo-
towal tez uonograf7 20 kominia-
rzach war,zawskich i ich cechp
cd ns]dawniejszYch do obecnych
czas6w.ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17

'BaIsam
Ma PLUCA

niezawOdzgcy Srodek ma ka-
sz1e, zazfebienja, chrypki,
bronchitis, Zapa1enie p1nc,
Influence, krup, BOZ " gard1e
i wsze1kie inne do1eg1iw0Sci
p1ucne. Ceny rs / SO ct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25

the appointment OF q speciai police for.
that section. ue has had the matter un-
der ndvfser1ont now for several months,
and has not vet made any appointment
or given the people any satisfaction.
That section Is without protection Of
any kind and lawlessness isss rampant,
Street fights and disorder OF every kind
ts IN progress eaity with no one to stop
IT..
Mr.. Patrick jackson. teamster resid-
Ing in Fulton had a narrow escape from
serious injuries Friday afternoon.
Mr.. jackson YVES driving up Louisiana
Street about 5 o'clock when his horse be-.
came frightened and dashed away. she
horse attempted to turn into Sixth Street
and turned the wagon over. Mr. ackson
was painfully bruised about the body and
head. The wagon was badly broken and
the horse hurt. 81
Mrs. Hudgins, who has been quite sick
at her residence, on Nicholson street.
Is somewhat better.
The Oriole Social Club will hold spe-3
ciai meeting at the residence OF MISS
Jennie Starke, Seventh and Hull streets.
Manchester, Tuesday night The mem
bers are requested to attend.
A number Of young men of Fulton VIII
entertain their lady friends at Kerses'
Hall on Monday night with a social:
Bertha, the infant daughter OF Mr.
Charles Maxcy, is critically i'll at the res
fdence Of her father. Nc. ZIG Nicholson
Street.
This morning will be Old Poo
pies Day at the Fulton Baptist Churcnl
Rev w s. deake ne tb paS aee WI od.fash
ME viii bring flowers. The aged OF the
Community are invited to be present
Rev MI. Leakc's subject at =. NJ
will be David in the Cave OF Aouiaiin.
Rev. J. =. OyleE will fll his PUPIL al
services to-day His subject ut II a.
NJ. will be ..Be Thou Faithful Unto
reath and I will Give thee a Grown Of
Life, At s p. NJ. Restore Unto Me
the JOY of Thy Saliva ton
The Cup of Cold Water Circle OF kins s
DAUGHTERS and Sons will meet on Mon
day night with Mrs. Talley, No. I'll East
Broad Street.
The Sunday school class Of r. w: Bat,
terly, of Dcnny-Street NJ: r.. Church VIII
give trolley party to Lakeside on the
Night of June 9Th.
NJ Z. Church will meet on Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Richard Eacho, OF
The Ladies Auxiliary Society, of Den
ny-Street NJ. E. Church will meet on
Monday afternoon with Charles Schmidt let'
rharles. the Oldest son Of Mr.. Lee Jor-
dan. of Williamsburg Avenue. continues
The choir Of Fulton Baptist Church will
give a musical entertainment at Nielsen S
Hall on Thursday night.
Mrs Robert Brown is quite i'll at her
residence, on State Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
-" VI ttiH0 &O11111t<&110
THOMAS Elicit,
COURT OF JUSTICE JOHN.
Chartered Club Case Will Come Up on
tho E;ohfh Instant

Chartered Club Case Will Come Up on
the Eighth Instant.
On the goth instant the charge OF main
tanning a disorderly house at No. 100
South Second Street by five colored men,
under the guise of a chartered club, will
be heard by Justice Crutchfeld. This
case has beer twice postponed and was
done so because the presence of the Com
mcnwealth's Attorney is desired
John Meel1ins, colored, was before the
court on the charge of failing to keep
his promise to marry Adeline Jackson.
He agreed to keep his promise, and Ii
ccnse was issued at once in the Hust-
;ngs Court and John was discharged.
James Boyle had Oscar Gun1ph arrested
on the charge of drawing a pistol on him
and threatening to shoot. Mr.. Gumph
was discharged upon payment Of costs,
amounting to SLIGO.
Charles Galloway (colored) was charged
ing her, and Hattie Harper was charged
by Charles Misunderstanding upon his
premises and hitting him with brick.
Beth were dismissed.
Andrew Booker (colored) beat Catharine
Winston good, and when the story. was
| told Andrew went to Jail because he
couldn't pay $50.
THOMAS Nicholson got drunk; but was
let go.
William Lambert and Jack Foster, the
alleged deserters from the navy, were
called, but it was explained they had
been turned over to Uncle Sam.
The charge of stringing wires In the
Academy of Music, preferred by City
| Electrician Thompson against Manager
Glffen, was disposed of without a fine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
CARGO FROM NEW REPUBLIC.
The Scrivenor Makes Record Wi
Explain the Constitution.

The first cargo to reach this city from,
The Republic Of Cuba arrived In port on
Thursday. and is now being discharged
in Rockets. It Is composed of old rails
and sugar recneries. and is consigned to
Standard Spike Company, Of Manchester.
kThe cargo was brought BIZ E. A. SERVE
NOR, trim three master. Under COM
knand OF Captain S. II. Dodd. Of Phila-
deiptia- The vessel is entered from,
Eardenas. a port or Northern Cuba.
The Richmond delegation and several
Alsiting members Of tho Constitutional
Convention vii; address tho members OF
aha Fulton Democratic Club on Tuesday
might on the subjects OF p,oclaimtng or
sts,,h:a;.ting the Constitution. The meet
Org viii be held in the handsome rooms
ps the club q, Nelson's Hail. President
) Chsrlos Eacho will preside and Introduce
4 the speakers.
ihe citizens Of Fulton residing in the
connrr are becoming indignant over the
4 sc,io,:s o: Judge Wickham in delaying
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
81. G.. g. O. 81.
ISUNDAy0 OUTINGS ]
Norfolk and the Seaside
Equa|Ied by None in
AttractiVeneSs.

Two fast trains leave Richmond, Main
Street Station, every Sunday at $50 and
$50 A. NJ; parlor cars attached in which
seats can be reserved during the week
at Main-Street Station. s1OO round trip
to Old Point, Norfolk, Newport News,
Ocean View. Piney Beach or Buckroe.
You can visit all these places on dol
lar ticket. Two hours longer at Ocean
View than any other route.
s1.OO ROUND TRIP.
The first train leaves Richmond $50
A. NJ. and will make no stop between
Richmond and Old Point. The second
train leaves $50 A. NJ. and stops at New
port News.
Those going to Norfolk have the privi-
lege of going via C. and o. steamer from
Newport News or by Old Point. You can
go one way and return another. Tickets
via Ocean View Line good for transfer
to street cars to any part Of Norfolk.
Returning. first train leaves Norfolk
{Chesapeake and Ohio WHARF 500 P. NJ;
leaves Old Point 4:25 P NJ, and leaves
Newport News passenger pler) 4:55 P.
NJ, arriving Richmond $50 P. NJ.
Second train leaves Norfolk Ocean
View Railway 700 P. NJ. or Sewelrs
Point Railway Goo P. NJ; leaves Ocean
View 1880 P. NJ; leaves Old Point s:l5
p. NJ, arrive Richmond 1915 P. NJ This
second train will not stop at Newport
News. Newport News passengers must
take train leaving Newport News 4:50
P. M. or take second train at Old Point.
leaving at S:15 P. NJ.
Only s1.oo round trip on either the $3.50
or $50 A. NJ. train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
JUMPED ABOUT
Until He Found the Right Food.

What a hades some people go through
because their food does not supply the
right kind Of nourishment to the body.
Take the following for example:
A gentleman In Baltimore says: about
two years ago began to experience a
peculiar depression occasionally with
pains In the back part Of my head and
down along the spine. Gradually my
eyesight began to fail and my memory
grew poor A general nervousness set
in. / used all the will power could
command to help myself. but was forced
TO give lip q good position and seek the
advice of the family doctor. He said
neurasthenia, and sent me to 4 great
nerve specialist. So for four months I
was massaged and dosed with medicine,
but all to no benefit; then went to New
York and consulted DR.. -. He sent
me to another great specialist. and he in
turn sent me to Sanitarium, where
I stayed for q long time.
SIT was the name old story. I was
dosed with medicine ana massaged and
bathed FINALLY I left there and went
to another specialist, who told me I
would only live q few months This
rather frightened me and placed my
self under DR.. ---. He said the stom-
ach was at fault and probably T had not
been given the right kind of food.
He put me on certain line of treat
ment and insisted that use three or
four teaspoonfuls Of Grape-Nuts each
meal. I was under his care for several!
months. steadily improved until now
Il am fully restored to both mental and
bodily vigor.
He explained to me that Grape-Nuts
contains q goodly portion OF phosphate
of potash. a nerve and brain food. and
that the food being partially digested
the system could mako use OF y it easily
AT any rate 7 got well and both the doc
tor and myself know. tina t. Grape-Nutss
made Il possible.
''I sincerely believe that practically all
of our nervous troubles are caused by
imperfect .nonris hment. It was fortun-3
ate for mo that. could get such n food
as Crap -Nuts. Youl can use this letter,
but don tssz publish N vi name please
Name given BY Postum Go, Baltic
Creek. nj $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
NEWS. in THE COUNTY.

New Road to Be Opened-The County
Court Adjourns.
The County Court adjourned yesterday
for the term.
Judge Wickham ordered the opening
of a road to run from the New Market
Road to Central.
Suit has been instituted in the Circuit
Court of Hcnrico county by Mr.. Leroy
E. Brown against DR.. Lorrimer James.
Coroner of the county, for damages to
the amount of $500, which he claims he
wants for the killing of a very fine dog
OF his by the Doctor. DR.. James claims
that the dog was mad, and that before
shooting it he had carried it some water
as test.
Pearl Hall (colored) was before Squire
Martin Friday afternoon and fined IS for
disorderly conduct.
Frank Gagent was arrested yesterday
morning on a warrant sworn out by c..
G. Collins, charging him with i'll treat
nent to a horse belonging to Collins.
The roll Of honor of School No. II,
Brookland District, Henrico county, for
the week ending May 23d, is as fol-
lows:
Clinton Blackburn, Edwin Crowley, Tom
shin:nault. Frank Shinnault George Shin
nault Ashbv Spears. Leslie Thurman,
Maurice Tyler, Norwood Tyler, Grady
warburton, Bernard Warburton, Lila
Lucas. Ethel Lucas, Louise Peple, Belle
Snears, Ruth Thurman Oracle Throck-
morton, Laurie Warburton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
.F|SKE'S HISTORY
AND ''OUR|COUNTRYI''
Grand Camp C. v. Of Va. Takes.
Another Crack at
Them.

The Confederate Veterans Of Virginia
are still fgting Fiske:s history and Our
Country" by Cooper, Estill s. Lennon.
The following order on the subject has
Just been made public by the Grand
Camp officers:
The particular attention Of the officers
and members OF each camp is called to
the action Of the Virginia State 2 ,ari
OF Education, q few days since, whereby
the contracts for books In the public
schools were extended until August l,
1903, with the exception of Fishes His
tory of the United States and Our
Country" by Cooper, Estill and Lennon,
which two histories were ordered to be
dropped from the list Of books used in
ali the public schools Of the State, with
only two exceptions. The elimination of
these two histories has been urged by
the History Committee in several of its
reports, which have been adopted by the
Grand Camp.
In an interview published in one of our
daily papers, it should be specially noted
that the secretary of the Board of Edu-
cation stated "that it was not thought
that the refusal of the Board to include
.Fiske's History and Our Country In the
list for the next year would prevent the
use Of these books for one year in the
schools where they were already in use"
AS grand commander Of the Grand
Camp Confederate Veterans, Department
OF Virginia, urgently command every
camp and its subordinates in my juris-
diction to SEQ to it that the order of the
Board Of Education of this State is faith
fully and promptly carried out. and that
the two histories named above are
dropped entirely from the public schools
and not let any suggestion to disregard
said order in any way hinder or inter-
fere. BY order Of
THOMAS ". SMITH.
Grand Commander.
THOMAS Elicit,
Acknowledgement.
Note.-Since the above order was writ
ten and in the hands Of the printers, the
State Board of Education has reinstated
Our Country" by Cooper, Estill and
Lennon on the list of school histories,
for one year from July 49, 1902.