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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-29
St. Joe Convention Takes a Recess.

st. Joseph, Mo-, July 29.--After
voting for three days and nights, hav-
ing cast 6O2 ballots without change.
the deadlocked Fourth district con-
gressional convention took a recess
until August 3.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-29
the prize, had the

which claimed the prize, had the
greatest aggregation of mileage, but
it was held that they had several
members in line who We're in this
country for other purposes than at
tending the Elks reunion
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-29
Pratt Defeats HaviIand.

Pratt, Kan. July 29.@The local
ball team defeated Haviland here
Thursday by a score of to 1.
Chancy's twirling for the locals was
immense, as not a safe hit was made
off him during the game.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-29
Through SIeepers
to St. Louis Ta.ssEnY
via lklb5H
Rock Island System

In addition to our No. 4, leaving
Topeka daily at 400 p. M, carrying
Coaches, Chair Cars, Tourist and
Standard Sleepers through to st.
Louis without change, we have
through Standard Sleepers on No. 10
and No. SO.
No. 10 leaves Topeka at 7:45 a. m.
No. SO leaves Topeka at sos ID. m.
Arriving at st. Louis at $50 p. m.
and 1920 a. m. By taking the Rock
Island for st. Louis you avoid the very
disagreeable change of cars at Kan
sas City. Also, remember, that No.
Rock Island train lands you at the
main entrance to the Worlds Fair
grounds.
For reservations and all other in
formation, see.
A. Nj. FULLER, G. p. A.,
Both Phones 3S4. Rock Island depot
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-29
The best Equipment

Ky Is employed to make the Five
~ Cents a Day Telephone q
AlEGA. quick and reliable means OF
&zAss.ls communication.
Mo. 6 Kansas Tele. Co. Phone O0o.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-29

The rarest combination of good things
ever put together is HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. 1t cures pimples. indiges-
ton, constipation, rheumatism, sick head
ache. S5c. Tea or tablets. Gatlin Drug
company.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-07
Mi Ofrenda
Jean FrOlIO.
A mi amigo muerto-Carlos Casanova

Por fin te fuiste.
Por fin diste al aire tn t1ltimo suspi
70 y al cielo tn Ultima mirada.
Por fin nos dejaste despues de ha-
ber luchado como hombre, haberte
rendido como I'm angel.
Tus l1ltimos "Salmos de amor. ri
COS de inspiration, inundados de SEN
timientos, fueron acaso las 1lltimas
vibraciones de tn Ira que siempre tu-
vo notas dulc1simas: las t1ltimas palpi-
taciones de tn alma que janas Sc en-
cenego en- la charca de las pasiones
meZquinas. -.
Por fin te fuiste:
La miseria te envolvio en- sus po-
bres andrajos, y te arrojo en- Ell seno
de la muerte que necesitaba una presa
mas de tn relieve y de tn nombre.
En- II Sc fue un gran patricia, I'm
gran tribune, un gran poeta, un gran
llterato I'm gran mtlsico, I'm gran HON.
bre, un gran amigo.
Fuiste eminente en- todas las mani
festaciones de tn vida, hasta en- e1
amor, pues 81 me escuchas desde 10
Infinite sabras que fui testigo de tus
t1ltimos d1as de extasis donde prodi-
caste la ternura y el cariflo en- Ell beso
~ en- la rima.
Ell arte fue siempre tn novia queri
da. A & diste cuanto habfa en- tn al
ma de dulce y de bello: A el diste la
sonora expression de tus sentimientos:
A el consagraste tus aspiraciones de
nifio y tus convicciones de hom bres.
TIL que fuistes grande en- la terra,
seras mas grande en- el cielo. 81 es YER
dad que los esplritus superiores, Sc
gregados de la materia, van a mundo
mejor donde todo es luz, magnifcen-
cia y aromas.
Que sea eterna tn felicidad.
Que ALA puedas cantar la natura-
leza tus ''Salmos de amor" cerca de
[Dios, en- Ell seno de la misma gloria
donde estaras sonriente y tranquilo.
Que ALI en- aquella atmosfera exen-
ia de microbes: en- aquel m1ndo libre
de miserias; en- aquel cielo siempre
estrellado puedas templar tn lira, y
entonar aquellos himnos subli1nes que
SOHO tn materia en- medic de las mez-
quinas perspectivas de este mundo
corrompido por las pasiones.
Que mi saludo llegue hasta II, en-
medic de ese infinite de luz y de aro-
mas en- ese mundo abstrasto que fue
alma de tn suefIo, y siempre esperan-
"a inalterable de tn gran corazon.
II n. DesSNS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-07
SObre las virtudes
del Emperador
Triunfos iIimitados por apun-
tar derechO

La semana antepasada e1 vice almi-
rante japones Kamimura, al enviar al
Emperador del Japoh el pa1te Official
del combate naval en- el estrecho de
Corea, verifcado Ell d1a ID, acci6n en-
que Sc echo a pique al crucero Rurik
de la escuadrilla rusa de Vladivostock
y probablemente dej5 NAL averiados
a otros dos, ter1ninaba con las pa1a-
bras de r1brica: "Esta victoria es de-
bida las ilustres. virtudes de Vues-
ira Magestad" las comentaba I'M dia-
rio neoyorquino, diciendo:
Tratandose de guerra, es cosa ex-
celente tener I'm Mikade virtuoso v
buena punter1a."i
Un Official aleman 1nico extranjero
que presencio el paso del rio Yal1 por
los japoneses, dijo estas palabras, que
hemos leido:
mo hay per1to europeo en- la balls
tica que garantice la efcacia del tiro
a mas de 5000 metros. Sc que no
han de Greer 10 que Olga, pero he Wis
to hacer punteria efcAz, granadas caer
en- medic de pelotones rusos y hacer
estragos en- ellos 1000 metros de
distancia en- el paso del rio Yal1."
Pues todo este es POGO en- compara-
ci6n a 10 que relata el captain ruso
Matusevitch, jefe del estado mayor
del desgraciado almirante Without,
relatando las Ocurrencias del combate
naval del dia 10.
La escuadra rusa salio de Puerto
Arturo en- columna cerrada. Una vez
fuera, los buques japoneses la envo1-
vieron en- TN semic1rCulo. Los rusos
trataron de acercarse al enemigo y
abrirse paso, y 81 no, embestir algdn
buque y htndirselo aunque 'ellos su-
friesen la misma suerte. No les fue
possible veri6carlo, pues los japoneses
sostuvieron un fuego constante y NOR
t1fero, y al propio tempo jamas deja-
ron que los rusos Sc acercasen dis
tancia menor de cinco millas, mante-
niendola siempre entire cinco ysecho
millas. La granada que dio en- ell
puente del acorazado Czarevitch y mat6
al almirante Without, fue disparada "a
distancia de ocho millas; que no son
s 600 metros, sino I2,S72. iEs evil
dente pues, que para veneer en- la
guerra, no hay como tener TIN Miks do
virtuoso y apuntar siempre derecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-07
En- ell Casino Espanol

Cuando termine la retreta, en- la que
tocara la banda "Juventud del Conner
cio' la "Batalla de los Castillejos" y
otras pleas espaflolas de gran merito,
comenzara en- Ell Casino Espaflol una
Jarana-balle para la que hay una ami
macion eXtraordinaria.
La hermosa fiesta que celebran los
asturianos ha encontrado, pues, un re-
mate digno y agradable en- el Casino
Espaflol.
Nuestras bellas estan de enhora-
buena y los asturianos orgullosos, con
motive sobrado. de que su fiesta tenga
la propiedad de alegrar todos y de
convertirse en- dia de esparcimiento
general.
La Directiva del Casino y su anna
BILE presidente INFERNO el sefior Cau-
bet merecen I'm APPLAUSE, va que con-
tribuyen en- la forma expresada que
resulte mas esplendida la fiesta de los
asturianos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-07
En- el Uruguay

Desde Buenos aires comunicaban
el % y p de agosto 1timo la Prensa
asociada de los Estados Unidos, que Sc
anunciaban nuevos combates en- Ell
Uruguay. En- Santa Rosa ocurrio lin
combate cuerpo q cuerpo en- que mu-
rieron IS hombres y quedaron heridos
IS. La poblaci6n acabC por rendirse
y las tropas del gobierno Sc retiraron
por aqua. Durante la retirada fueron
muertos algunos soldados y ahogados
otros, refug giandose los demas en- una
isla perteneciente Ia Argentina.
La revolucion uruguaya presenta
visoS de acercarse al punto decisive.
Los revolucionarios Sc han apoderado
de San Rosa, donde Sc incautaron de
armas y municiones en- gran cantidad
El jefe de la revolucion, general Sa
ravia, tiene al presente unos $4,000
hombres, montando las fuerzas del
gobierno unos 10000. Era inmi-
nente una batalla decisiva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-07
Setiembre

"Que todo tempo pasado
tue me]or'.
Gemfa la gaita
y tras del gaitero
mas ALA de las viejas murallas
lanzabase Ell pueblo.
De Ia Virgen glcriosa de Asturias
e. santo recuerdo
va no evocan como antes, los fieles.
Pasaron los tiempos
de alegres verbenas
de gloria y contento.
**x
Solitaria la verde pradera.
Penoso silencio.
Melancolica ell alma. La mente
evoca ell recuerdo
de la Virgen gloriosa de Asturias.
"A d6nde el gaitero
hoy dirije su paso tranquilo?
Los dulces acentos
de la gaita que entences gemia
cesaron ha tempo.
Covadonga, immortal Covadonga,
que estas de mi lejos,
81 te olvidan los hijos de Asturias,
tn Santo recuerdo
ell colono bendice te eleva
para siempre un altar en- su pecho.
2ozz&>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-07

mayoria son franceses; los Charles,
los Montgolfier, los Tissandier, los
Giffard, los Renard, pueden colocarse
al lado de PilAtre de Rozier.
Jean FrOIIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-07

COS; siente grandes deseos de adelan-
tar, de completar todo 10 que hasta
aqul Sc habla hecho. 81 creemos al
autor, nunca vccacion alguna fue me-
jor trazada nj mas imperiosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-07

Paris, 1894.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-15
OCEANIC LINE WON.

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-15
NO MUkDEN BATTLE.

London Sent s-Tbe trend nj the
view of the morning newspaners ON
the war In the Far East is that Gener.
al Kuropatkin's arrival nj Mukden doe,
NOT .o,yo ,ha nrohlar, ~ h,s ro,ra.,
."Wbere will Kuropatkin stonqp' ia
vna, "a asked here
Tho Daily Telegram holds that the
latest develonments are merely the
nre,nde IN the ..colossaI cont,ct loom.
;nv an no future" Most of the Eng.
Usb critics look for n renetitlon of tne
TIaovany ba,tIe NJ TiehiIng mr. in that
,.I.hh,rho,J Soaroa,y any Iondon
newsnaner believes that Kuronatkin
has brought the buIk Of his forces
with him m Mnkden II is noInted our
cha, neither eide is likely m risk the
deseeration of the Imperial tombs by
. nitcbed battIo nj Mukden the cradle
oy ,ba Nancbu dvnasty and the Mecca
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-15
Books, Bookish People and Things
We ga no good BY being unsserous to book.
E. B. BrowSing.

Tife Beyond Death" Nv Ni.oi I
savage n n CIatb 5l xSHin
342pn American Unitarian Asso
citation Boston. 81 30
Those who agree as vel, ne tbo-
who do NOT agree with tho v,ews al
vanced Inv Dr Savage vii, NOT fail IN
annrec,.ta HE s,pceritv and absolute
fairness What h. has had IN cav "a
HE BOSTON ana Nav yorlx copyrey,.
tons these many wears must have
been instructive "a well as interesting
and what be has m saw In this hook Go
, Interesting entertaininp and suggest.
i've n NOT actually educational som.
NAV call the author a spiritualist ami
40 have done with him at once.
Those more tolerant NJ others onlr.
f, ions and less preiudioed in their own
, will call DIR. savage what he really Is
n Unitarian minister deenI, Interested
in nsvcbical research That ia all He
has gone a IittIe farther than some IF
us. perbaps. because he has studied
more closely and been more nation,
with pseudo.spiritualism which no nm
derstands az n nsvcbo,oyicaI tangent
The study os electricity 10 not dIs.
turbed NV a rather general sale of
"elctric" rings and belts.
Dr savage tbirks tina, we have Nv.
erv reason 70 believe literally thar eve
shall know as we are known and sae
as we are seen" in the life beyond.
not only this but that we NAV fac, that
| our dear ones gone before attend ms
and in crises warn MS of imnendinp
danger. At least those of us who llys
the higher life.
This ia certainly moro reasonobI.
Nv HESS Jobn smith wh,Ie no tnrns n
deaf aor 70 Smith,s naiohhor prov,
However nothing can he scient,8ca,Iv
demonstrated either wav Though The
discussion shows an admirabIe snirit
In tbis ayo NJ matar,o,ism ona nm.
faith, ramnants q, a s,n,,,o ,r,,s, ,h.,
&c better than scbolarsbin or r,ohss
In DR. savape,s case the secret ~
the interest IN tbis snbiect NAV no
found In bis dedication N b,v sop.
"Mv near phil II drea mod tho 9th.
err night when nv time comes m 90 /
shall Iool, for vour face ne the arst N,
| break through the mist as 7 cross tho
bar"-the same sorrow.sown impulse
of faith which others have fell
Eugene Field writes TO one son after
the death of another: "Melyin knows
all the great mystery now. He sees
us and loves us lust as of old; perhaps
unseen he will ioin Won IN your nIav
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-15

Lifetime Levin a woman u
fine instincts. culture and intellect,
who is wasted upon husband OF JUS
the average sort, with mind that nec.
CT rises above horses and cricket ard
tennis"
These books are very light literature
indeed. There is a good deal of sen
tinent wasted on the women whose
husbands, no doubt, were as good Us
they, since their choice was to marry
them. An old saying is that water
seeks its level. and, with few exccp
tions, girls accept the men they are
qualified to serve.
Meth Boyce, author of "The Folly
of Others" and THE Forerunner,"
, (Fox, Dufileld & Co., New York;, has
had something to say about herself in
recent interviews. Mrs. Hapgood was
the victim at one time OF a little OK.
| perience in New York Journalism.
MY newspaper experience was
brief" she says, lasting less than a
year In all-and though very interest.
ing to myself at the time presents 10
features of public interest. II was not
brilliant success, in fact. The old
Commercial Advertiser, under q new
and unconventional city editor, used
TO print my little stories of the city.
sometimes definitely as fiction, some
times less ingenuously as news. A
typical news-story of mine in those
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-15
8. Ochiai, removed to Bsretania 81
near Maunakea. 1881

and fell asleep.
The rural coroner and his jury de.
cided finally that It was an accidental
death. The knife which killed the
Chinaman was the same as the rest,
and there was nothing to show any
murderous intent ON tho part of the
child, who was released.
In the trunk Of the bareback rider
was a knife. the edges of which were
like razors. Long afterward, when
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-15
MUSIC.

Mr.. Jas. Sheridan has opened a repair.
ing shop at 1853 Miller st. Ger Bere.
tania. Charges reasonable. A nam.
Der of second hand pianos in good
condition, cheap. Orders may be
left at Haw'n. News Co.
Mrs. Anna y. Tucker - Teacher OF
Piano and Voice. High School
grounds. Emma St.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-15

@For Sale" cards At Bulletin ofses.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-15

"Arabic" is valuable for many rea.
sons. II is cheap, 1t lasts a lifetime,
II stops leaks, only thin coating of 1t
is need. etc.; but. greater than all
these. is the fact that It cools iron
roofs fully IL degrees.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-15

Out VI tne tnedteE tHty "eht W INV
home Of Chin Foo, down daSl streets
and across lighted avenues. Not enc
word was spoken until they were safe
In their rooms, which looked sorrowful
in their dimHess. Then he turned on
her, half fiercely:
II will kill yeu II you ever cry out
again with your 'ai.ya.' You have cost
me enough; you must now begin to
earn
1T was your heel in my back that
hurt" she began.
You should have ne hurts. Did
cry out like q woman when ! appeared
before the emperor, the Son Of Heav.
en-, and the clumsy knife thrower cast
blade which cat my carp He held
his hand up to the side Of his head, as
II the thought Of 1t panied him still.
"No. | smiled, as II 1t put new strength
in my limbs. GO to bed"
And she crept away to sleep, while
the Chinaman went out among his
friends to tell OF his success. In her
narrow bunk she prayed, but her pray.
c. for release had In 1t a Hncture OF
revenge, for she begged Kung.I, the
god OF justice. to take her master, that
lie might never come back.
Then Suddenly, as II some heather
god had looked kindly upon her, a
thought came to her which made mel
start. raise herself up on one elbow and
peer about In the room. She scarcely
dared think OF 1t, yet she could not put
IT out OF her mind. Al last she fell
asleep ana dreamed strange things.
ut Is done." she called out once
Then she awoke and shivered.
wbatever ber ,houybts had becp III.
,,e Eoop 7 nj. ohongod Who, sbe owo,,o
tho nov, Iav and rebearsed n, vol, "a
tho snaco of tho room, w.,Id allow tho
mos, aiec,,, nor, Of hor worL
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-15
WANTED

Experienced and expert male stenog.
rasher for large mercantile house.
Apply, stating references, to II,
this Office. 1856,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-15
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DALLAsTlN0. MEssENoERa
MksseNoeRs.

Territorial Messenger 6ervice-Unes
st. near Hotel: Tel. 361 Main.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-15

wei pio"se' INC 'ooh IT, an"
IL crltioany'
An littie one put ina Is no us~
Ihat would cut hotning. anu no
STRUCK IL against piece OF wosu' Sos
II only bruises,
les. put i want you 10 MAKE soou
one WIN 'ne same shape MAKE 80
Keen 'nsC 'ne suses VIII .u' u'osu
pho" hileu WIN uo"n' nu' iAus'
run ,he same snape' anu Win hanuie
IKE this'
Ana VINO are you going 10 KILL httie
iiighpihuer! ne askeu.
am not hisno'nuer' she an
sWereu 'remphhs' wan, 'ne hhiie
ior my WORK az the theater' put naVe
no money iou can 'ahe my orace'e''
'"u she neiu II 'o"aru MIN
want no money, niue one anu
you were H'snoihuel' Wouiu sun pe
your iriend' Inc sous are NOT aiways
sooo 10 'he most OBSERVING
one ran oach " nef rooiis anu was
saIe once more one prae'iseu 'niow.
hs ner knivs AT re'o''ihs a,sh
wnicn Chlh roo hau inaue' anu "nlcn
ne said was the most uimsu't ieat
Known 10 ,nro"ers' one was u Us 'his
10 Tue eirsus'
me uay peiore ,hey Were !" iea'e
she went ~ 'ne 'o'hs,'''n " get ne'
Nni'ee me o'u ma" ha' naue ma
,eiious! shn'p weapoh' eAao's me
Tue o,her ou. ,or JUS Aee,iiiees anu 'ne
1 I.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-15

MR.. DooLEY on the War and 81.
MON SIMPLE on the Warpath In
SATURDAYS BULLETIN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-15

The Weekly Edition of the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary Of
the pAws OF the day.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-30

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......s.....-.- 81. -. 49,. AGO I'd, rey
- 60 A- n.-e In.
t, wo-l1 s.s-. h.si-e.. enter.
49,. s-e ,,,. re.,,- 70 90 -. and those
vrbo ~, ALE MI st.s..lu-el, not do H.
-, t.,-.p.~ 81 ls.ok oteuter1rise arc
,y,b on ia. psrr ofrbe uasses u % De-
eaure he, have 70. he capital Tbose
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-30
~HcrOi era" at Newport News.

"Florod ,rs." the musical comedy HIT
Of two continents ard already the big
ccst money -makcr in this class olattrac-
zion ever produced. viii appear at the
Newport News Academy OF Music on tue
% Chit Tuesday. February ,. and from all
reports the third presentation OF TINS
ghttcrring generality OF uiirth and music
in the Shipbuilding City VII be witness
ed by a capacity audience. The coming
OF the ever popular "Florodora" has
already been heralded in williamsburg
and he indications are that number
OF people from this city will witness the
performance, Spending the night with
friends or AZ the hotels. This viii be the
first appearance IN Newport News OF
tie biS NV York company presenting
the piece. the other organizations seen
there being what axe known as NO. 2"
81 mpanics. Clever. Inarming. vivacious
and versatile Isadorc kush heads the
company which - now headed this WAY
and this should bc sufficient guarantee
that Aiihamsburgers who attend the
-ll0t NieAAAS on Tx iaAAA OF lNhfuAfN -
VIII see the senuine original New York
production. To see "Florodora" right
Is 20 see II with Isadore Rush in the
captivating role of Lady Hollywood and
theater-goers who have not seen her 10
the part have not seen Lady Holyrood
a = II should be played.
The advauo sale of seats for this at
traction viii open Saturday. January
SO. Advance orders are being received
uow and viii be pre- mptly attended 20
by the management o. the Newport
News Academy. Wiihamso burg people
may telephone Tor seats or ORDER them
1y mail and ia this way get the same
consideration shown the rheatcr-gocrs
90 Newport News and Hampton. who
VII Pee out IN force 10 see the pcr.or
nance.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-30

The trouble with the Democrats Is
Jhs, ..scy have no fixed policy. Ia
othes words We have no principles upon
which 70 make our fight tor supremacy
We appose anything and everything the
Republicans have TO offer. but Sugees,
nothing better. We are 6chting straw
usn all the time. wasting Our energies
IN a very disgusting manner.
The Democrats party 10 live must
change It's tactics in toto. Il, must be-
come 2Oth century pArty-hoIding on
20 al that ths fathers OF The Republio
did wisely. abandoning those things
that were applicable TO our fathers
tirne and 81 no practical uSe 10 as to-
day.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-30
SUE PALEFACE.
The Panlunl<y Not a
"NiGGSr."

A SPECIAL from RI hmond says:
The Pamuuky ttibe Of Indians. the
very first families Of Virginia. II you
please. have been insultcd. slandered.
Changes IN conditions during the pest
200 wears make IL impossible 20 aVenge
the insult in the ancient manner of the
PamunkyS. and the alleged insulter. EN-.
met Richardson. one Of the wealthiest
men OF New Kent and King William
counties. must answer in the courts.
The process VIII be a suit for slauder.
and Chief Cook. of the tribe has made
several journeys 10 Richmond 70 consult
with the paieiaoe J. Samuel Parrish. "a
lawyer.
The only remaining question 20 be set
tied is bow much viii the suit name as
damages.
MIR Richardson is alleged TO have said
on a tram. passing through the historic
country OF George Washington's court
ship. that the Pamunkys were set #
halt uiggcrs." 4 preacher ON the tram
heard ;his remark aud. being a warm
TREND 81 the Indians. repeated Il.
tt ere Wasn't a tepee IN the ncighbor-
hood 90 n hitc HOUSE that did not ST up
a how 81 dismay and anger when there
mark was quoted
Clict CooS. hampcroc by the restric-
OF civilization. could not order a war
dane or even hid his faithful warriors
and bucks TO pax on an an extra coat. OF
paint The only resource was 70 seek
the palciace Lawyer Parrish aud un.
bosom himself.
AR Sichardson. Il Is said. has engaged
the >erviCct of Isaac DigCs. OF this city
The suit VAL be brought IN either King
MILAN or New Kent.