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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-20
solicitors ano Balc5nlen

WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED SHOE
and dry goods salesman. single man
preferred. Must have ability Ref
erences as to character and habits
absolutely necessary. state age and
experience. Address Box l46 War
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-20

WANTED TWO CITY Statesmen.
Must oe young. neat In appearance.
eneygc cite and capable OF approaching
the Scst trade. experience. while de-
alrable, viii not be- the deciding quail
ncation Advancement certain II re-
suits Justify. Il coz. care Times
D!Spntch
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beip lQanteo, a9ale

WANTED, ENERGETIC AND ACTIVE
young man OF good appearance to ac-
cep; salaried position with large in
dustrial corporation. with Offices in
Washington. D. G. Must make small
investment in stock OF the company.
THIS company has been In business
for ten years; own their faStory.
worth $4,000. and have an estab-
lished business: Bradstreet rating.
Applicant must have frat-class ref
crences and be a hustler, Splendid
opportunity for right man. Address
ATTORNEY, 1917 Woodward Bldg.
Washington, d. G.
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autolllpbiles jfor Salf

$500 CASH WILL TAKE MY FIVE
passenger Maxwell touring car. In
closed body. fully equipped, includ-
Ing speedometcr prestolite tank. etc.
Am leaving city and must dispose of
this car nj once Address COL care
Tim Ilis tch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-20

OUR RUPTURE APPLIANCE is SOFT.
cool, comfortable; holds rupture:
cures permanently; It's a pain killer
"life-saver" Price. 75c. VIII send
on weeks trial before paying any
thing. Order to-day. JOS. TINDALL
Macon -
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RICHMOND TRUST & SAVINGS CO.,
Main and seventh Streeta
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WANTED AT ONCE. FINISHER FOR
email woodworking plant. making
general line OF fixtures: one familiar
with glazing and fitting up show
cases preferred Live North Caro-
lima town, 5000 inhnbtants: good
churches and schools. None but
strictly sober men need apply. Ad
dress WOODWORKERS. l. l16. care
Tfruex-nfsputCh
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The Valentine Auction Co.
Auctionecrs.
618 EAST BROAD STREET.
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE

STOCK CIGARS TOBACCO, CONFEC-
TIONERIES. SHOWCASES. VAIL
CASES. ETC. OF MAIOLANI BROS,
1901 WEST MAIN STREET.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-20

| BUY DIAMONDS DIRECT FROM
white perfect diamond ring. s45;
| worth $50; guaranteed ten-day offer.
& .; ID. on approval BECK JEW
Baltimore, Md.
FOR SALE. ONE SECOND HAND
| In price. South Fifth Street.
SEVERAL SHARES OF STOCK IN
for sale a, a sacrifice il. Stock ' paying
good dividends. Must protect other
i,nysesttnen1 Address BARGAIN. L
sAwMILL, DE LocH, PRACTICALLY
Owner. T. ARGAUD. Route s. Rich
mond
EGGS BY PARCEL POST, WEEKLY
from farm Want regular customers.
. SO. care Iimes- DiSpatch
EDISON D1cTATlNG MACHINES AND
Victor typewriters. LEATH SALES
COMPAN Distributors, Power
Building.
FOR SALE, NEW FRENCH PLATE
glass glass shcwGase. Cost SlGo: VIII sell
GET a LIVERY BUSINESS CHEAP.
on account of bad health am offer
ing my entire livery business con-
sisting OF hye horses. harness and
shape; horses fat, and age from 8
to years gentle. work we'll in any
harness. Make me an, offer. VIII
sell whole outnth or Will break up to
suit buyer. Consult me quick S. p
LEE. brakes Branch. Va.
IF ITS WAGONS YOU NEED. SEE
METERS Eh builders and dealers In
Complete stock on our floor ready TO
deliver: 20 different styles. we make
aes sPsGiai5y Of Spggiea for the bust
Prices and terms Will suit we also
90 repairing and repainting OF car
Rubber tires for your carriage or
automobile put on while you walt
several second-hand wagons and
6l sl lies, e rs a MEYERS SONS.
FOR SALE, STEAM LAUNDRY; GOOD
machines; best town in the Caro-
linas; population. twenty thousand
Good reason for r, sale $4,000 cash.
sale Address l. LA. care Times
Dispatch.
SECONDHAND. GUARANTEED MA
Ghinery OF every description. L BLU
PARTY LEAVING THE CITY WILL
dispose of nearly new piano cheap.
Address col. care Times Dispatch
COME QUICK. WHILE THE SNOW IS
on the ground and we VIII sell at re-
duced prices.
WE HAVE SOME RUBBER-TIRED
and steel-tired buggies and runa-
bouts we are Offering at 50 to SIS
less than regular prices. and some OF
them may suit you.
THREE UNDER SURVEYS, USED
little. that can be bought SIS to $50
less than first cost.
ONE STANDING TOP PHAEToN,
front business buggy, one phaeton,
one top buggy. two two-horse farm
wagons. three spring wagons. second
hand. Will sell for much legs than
they are worth.
BIG STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS
Will sell at reduced prices. Open or
with top.
ONE HEAVY SPRING WAGON. WITH
top. for two horses. s65. worth 500
OW-WORSHAM CO. INC, ~
North Fifteenth Street.
THE BEST DRINKS AND EATS FOR
all the family-Aragon coffee, Aragon
Yosan tea. Aragon peanut butter.
AfIDWINTER CLEARANCE SALE OF
our millinery. suits, dresses and other
lines. We are also showing a line OF
spring suits at special low prices.
Alterations free. MRS. JULIUS BEAR.
l42l East Main Street.
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WANTED. TO PURCHASE LOT ON
West Grace Street direct from own
er. near Boulevard. Give number OF
feet fronting also depth, between
what streets and lowest cash price.
Address K 626, care Times Dispatch
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WANTED, DIRECT FROM OWNERS,
large tract of virgin timber lands
a. COLVIN. Attorney, $50 Broadway,
Ne" York n Y
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WANTED. TO BUY NEW MODERN
eight-room brick house near Jeffer-
full! description. price and ioca ton,
Address 639. care Dispatch
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Eor sale

BUY DIAMONDS DIRECT FROM
wholesalers, Five-eighths carat, blue
white perfect diamond ring, s45;
worth $50; guaranteed ten-day offer,
G. .. ID. on approval BECK JEW
ELRY CO.. 10 Equitable Building.
Baltimore Md
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FOR SALE. ONE SECOND HAND
piano in good condition. bargain
In price. South Fifth Street
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LIST YOUR FARMS AND CITY PROP
erty with w WA- 81 MILLER &
CO. INC
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WANTED, BY EXPERIENCED COL
ored man, place as porter or driver,
or work OF some kind. Can read and
write. and give eighteen years city
references. Address * COS, care
Times Dispatch.
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SAWMILL, DE LoCH, PRACTICALLY
new, complete; saw. belt, etc, $40.
owner II ARGAUD. Route 5. Rich
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NOTICE

WE HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
that 7 L. Elnore Is no longer con-
nected with the firm known as The
4. Il. Fillmore Corporation. and this
company VIII not be responsible for
any bills contracted by him.
w. BENZ. DAVIS
President
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SituaIl0na Gl,antco. PaIe

KAN (ss) sTENoGRAPHER OR COL
lector, or both; long city experience:
references; moderate. HUSTLER,
core Postmaster, Amelia, Va
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W ANTED. BY YOUNG MAN, POSITION
as grocery clerk, with six years ex-
perience. or will take Il position as
salesman for the city. Can furnish
best OF reference, Address COS,
care Times OiSnntch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-20

ASBESTOS Pipe AND BOILER Gov
ering VIII rave you from 20 to 30
per cent OF fuel These facts can be
proved Investigate. Call Monroe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-20

WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN 22 YEARS
OF age, strong and willing to work {;
n position at most anything whore
he can make himself useful and at
the same time with promotion in
NinW 623. care Times DISPATCH
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j2ptifPa

WANTED. THh PUBLIC 20 KNOW
That JAHNaE BROS. Jewellers gl2
East Main street. buy. sell. exchange
and kEAOoNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. old gold and
silver always taken In exchange.
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FARMS wANTED-IF YOU WANT TO
sell your farm, list your property
with US. We sell farms Send for
blank. ZIMMERMAN & CO., 28
North Seventh Street
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. A. CON-
NELLY & CO. Write postal for nee
sary blanks
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FOR SALE, STEAM LAUNDRY; GOOD
machines; best town In the Caro-
linas, population. twenty thousand
Good reason for sale. $4,000 cash,
balance terms. Bargain for quick
sale. Address L LA. care Times
DisDatch
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-07
NARROWLY EsGlI =.
FfROCIOys PANTHER
Dog That Interyehsa Was Liter.
ally Torn 70 Pisces BY
Br9ts.
lBy AaRocihtaA PFassl

Bristol. va.-Tenn, March 6.--WhIle
playing at wood pile within fdw
yards of his home at the Narros3s,
twelve miles south of Bristol, Ia lie
HoIston mountains, Arthur Potts, Js.,
a 13-year-old Lad, yesterday had q
narrow escape from q ferdcious pan-
sther. With q loud scream the animal
bounded out OF the woods toward the
little boy. A large hound dog sprahg
across his path 81 few feet from The
child and the paHther tore the dbg
literally to piecesa while the boy res-
capped to. the house, His father. rim
out with shotgun, but did not ketj e
shot at the panther within close range.
The panther has beer seen .-seyeftsl
times In the past few weeks, and only
last week followed two OF the Potts
children, half mile on their return
from school.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-07
RISl0RIGlIE EVENTS 8. :.
WILDLY OUTLINED
Senator Works Makes Passieaase
( Speech on Floor of the
s9nate.

/ Washington, March 8.aIn- his
speech today befpre! the senate Sem
4tor Works outlined the events in the
History OF Mexico leading I'D TO the
present disficusties and the refusal of
this government TO recognize Huerta
otter The assasBi dationN os AAfadero.
Sdoubtless by, HaeFtas who sueeeeded
him. or with his knowledge ana con-
hiyance." After the withdrawal OF
Ambassador WiIsbn, from Mexico, Sen
Stor Works declared, referring to the
9ending OF John Eind TO Mexico City,
there "cemmenced u series OF conduct
OF a Kind wholly unknown to diplo-
macy and SO absurd as to make us
ridiculous at home and abroad.
AT last q prominent British cub
iect was hrutailyt murdered by Villa
or by his orders, Public Indignation
ran high, but the state department
maintained its usual degree OF Cosafs
pbsure. / do NOT know why the muP+-
der OF a citizen of Great Britain
shUuid have created more feeling than
the assassination OF hundreds OF our
own people, except that we have as
sumed to be the protector OF the citi-
sens and; subjects of all other ma
tions, aad insisted that such nations
should leave this duty and response
Pility TO as. pie. ad' rs5!N .,ttAi
"The poor wid9Rtssked forstha hody
II her dead husH81Ai buried ON Next
Tan soil. What laid our, government
20 to SECURE this right? 1t humblH, ne
Eitloned villa, hig murderer, to allow
bis remains TO ID, .FempYea., ,5,.,.,,;t
What should fhaf goYefnments have
hone IN the case Just what IL shoiila
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pginted q GomnSittee 10 afrsnFe for
The reception and entertainment Of the
high oflcis1 while he IS I'm Charles,
ton, end that the committee wilt do
this with success is a forsgone con.
cluaion, The Charleston lodge OF
Elks 10 III Q hourishing condition,
and celebrates this month, the 10th
Anniversary of its founding. It's men,
bership Is SEQ or more and it rs con-
sjdeRed one.of the strongest and most
active lodges in the South Atlantic
States. The home on Wentworth
street 10 one of the handsomsst of any
Elk's home in the South Atlantic.
States and 9 ses;gsses oSfftpTide %. tine To-
cal !tnsa5SsSs. TAe niaet ting toSHe held
here fIdES night n hofIaE OF Grand
ESalf ea Ruler I&aek's visJssNill be Of
IN l'lhkpfe.4 st,SSNN
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IluH' uappers Shen get around to
YOUR count seats, shall endeayor to
let my position be known on the va
Sious matters which have come up
before me.
while my friends have been In the
minority and could not pass any leg
Islation at the sessions of the legis-
'ations during the years 1913 and 1914.
we have had one very pleasant con
ISOLATION, viz, we have kept from mass
.EFsS rs %aat we did not want YOU to pass
10y luss of the veto.
"Sometifffes the gcyernor'a, yeto ms
been orerridden, but he has. no crouch.
II 1t pleases his friends. It ple~Nas him.
and II 1t dispieaseS his enemies, that
,pleases him more because when he
dsspleasas his enemies he feels that
he has done right.
81 do not wish. all OF yon political
success, t,at wish you good health
and G0d-speed." "'at5,i g,
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department men sisd RE slS,ss il,l sFesis .,
the state. and Prof. ShisEds Of Glenn
son college, will leave today for Ohio
and Indiana stock markets II behalf
OF the farmers. With a ivisNf df select
ing the famous Percheron horses, also
beef and dairy cattle.
There has. been already handed Mr..
Moore 81 800 by the faFlpSrs. OF the
county for thu purpose 81 purchasing
stock and he win take pleasure in as
sisting, any one In this way who will
ssse the matter, un with him before
his departure. for the anisrkets!e .Ait-
Mr., Watt, while on this trip, Will
purchase considerable stock for the
farmers In the vicinity OF Anderson
and GreeHylIte, making IA total ship
Inent OF, about i've carl l6sds OF such
stock to, this section OF the country
resulting, from the trip.
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ORGANIZED RAsERltl
MADE HEAVY SCORE
% -: q -s-+s-+-.-. --s-+-s-
Federal sLeagus's e Efforts TO Sign
Star Players Unsuc- 4.
s;.s eSssful.y
lBy AsspdiRteIlt I Pressl !

New DIRK. har9b Z 0feahized, base
ball scored hsaYa u lSSsfe, tSiays ins the
stfpgele with ! Tia ssi lE1al agre Sot.
tae, services OF hhylsfs dwlle sA0JnpI pIeted
their round stheI .Eei la Z tour. itteIlg
today The BosSN az ssieans stgneS
iris Speaker ios tta6o tYsaEss \ spa-
trolt Amer ficaha kleae sstra t}with
lSaf f3Eagsge rkhe lStSj jItontaI Ans
eficals Rent pitchar isSSyeTsAs ,jpi line
Cons aissi ID Gisal lary,ss
50 eaeSal league magnates
ssssEe IA confer viii all these play
atsg they we're p1iAb Bile TO 1btain their
services and the hest they could do
with Mike Doniah, OF the Philadelphia
aIiu psuklfE San, W., EF55Rt Il: !; !;
4yti, Z was to- obtalrls q promise to c. /.
sIdaT the iosis nas.aei; hy Abe
ss,; los; - Al tsTe Evans and
Lee fAtagee. OF the Isl. Louis ;Natiopals
also, we're reported to? be Comparing
the bffers jof thbt two iSoFces
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ATTACKED BY NEGRO.
stephen Kirby was Kilisd at Spar.
fahh6rg

tahhufg s 81
Spartanburg, March 5.-At the cor
oner's inquest held this morning be-
fore Magistrate Grant 1t: was decided
that Stephen Kirby, the Pacolet mAn,
came to his death by being assaulted
by negroes. He WAS. attacked byi q
band OF negroes ins a negro settlement
here on Tuesday Hight and sustained
injuries which CAUSED his death irf Va
hospital Wednesday night, the caueelof
his death being Soncussion OF ttte
brain. Twelve negroes have been pIE-
ced under arrest sn connection with
tine crime, four as witnesses, anu eiflht
as principals. The pficipais are &C.
cused Of murder. Other arrssts wifi
be made. r. 3, { lz7s.%. 7s.%. ! !, !; Z
(, From the testimbny addticed at die
inquest today 1t seems that there Was
e conspiracy between certain negroes
10 Mil STSy. TIssdiay nigntt iigitt !! fleli5
said to have gone to the home SO ID
negro woman, and there he was 81
tackled by a negro laan named, Coos
Dawkinss who grabbed Kirby, by the
lapelsIof the coat Rirht broke aHsag
and attempted to make his escape
through the back door OF the negro
mousse. ne was pIrsuedsbyia a bapd OF
negroes, was oysrtaken( and Sbeate1yiri
the head. He was found dead and
Was taken to the police stations 4 &
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ENTERS IN II,

q asseassa. CD. z4schs 81 10
show that d as l, lbtAihg 10 do .with'
.eludys the Ig5ys ;ayid Jafiian Higgins
og this acttS roe Sta Fted m today to
aisps hsf course IA college. and
-ssin kAIltnsS sS 10 tho aalne scar fTs
tgttclI will csie ebfate hSs iDOtii
,hifSblta q. . Zig gsiibs q Il retfreii
9F ssjt the odiSt j church.
f3z. IN b civil + Ne ffRd one troll
scf the q tle ollil sOi itfnfe ,fnf fanttv 9.
TIE age ;of eesi .1f. f31gginS com.
'iletsd 4 foul tssf ceurha os tsidy an
SeF8IE ESs = q esS 4 aa
fgs Nselss ago anferea ilft1h nosslsr
fes't 6 selIres g 81 the 4e1aa
n guiEe1 q e degree of
tQr q sass0 s q, ill ioR;fgs AS@
sgissa 10 s. 10 ears nsiti
% puts & g ! Is 4 ysa;ssIs
e f % years sla vas slastor d { & Me-
sfodssk cenaI cllnrcl s1d stilI rs
ION ss 5Fze - slll good
N On i e tHtfia may 10 to
ri ae 3 "a. nfAtA disl es.ss-
feEell css ncl the three cogifeFs
enceB ih Ohio I'd how the v0nE ger
ge tipn of ptea aehefs what
old f % sst pfeaShers Who has
f'fenk lIs5 III hia lkisd ssa.s
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Els. .N.st. ssSZJltI 3, "a. u = W.
FINE CON L u u
PAID IS IS
KesoEuti0ns i1nl ssEs q % 3
last rlisis &.
of CON

The following tEesolHtions ir1trol
dueed by G. Cullen q Sullivan ware
adontea npanitnQu QuHly last night et the
iltaet iaes s ~ lha cham her az CafhmercA. !,
A Whereas, the five mem hers of the
Board OF Directors aof. the a haeg..,sa
ChamR & u s4ss...Sss fssst.s;s ffssss
fecentI sx Es:si VINO s;s:s4 s;;ssS4 - -
elected Swith0ti dissentinE z SAtS f6 ras
seen fit thepdse elves tyO yOiutstaril ily ESs 1ss;I
sign because OF their conyictiGu4 fhaf
the permanent good OF the ofRaniaa!
tioh VIII be hast aabsafSad bE a 9fixsd
policy Of rotation In office; and
Whereas we appreciate the patFi-
otic civic upiris .tiitt insnirad EN- IL a ~
tiOn and at the Aatae tins that the
sxercise of this pol ieS WIN iebrIge the
organisation Of tile zen BtlcE aud
evsectlyeiy OF these gent lsraeh aa
Now, pc It tesel Eedf Is ID !.
bers of the Arddrson claEnbe OF
CotiiIiarce hereby iptIt tSt See5rtl the5f
apprseia tton of thu valuaDle an q 9i-
fhusiastic services re ndarht by8 ii ese
kentlei1iensas dire fkofe a NfItig tiib mat
tior. =. " ~ q
Resolved. surths yriiat We hayss
been Impressed bys the spirit dat
lcttiated these gent lem In Olnns tsffs
~ Insisting upon theS ace taaees ~
their resi- isnati Ions sn 0rsi Ell. % I'VE
Rlssss they a55zi5Iiy t6 Bo an fIs Dors iit
prihcfpae OF. the Cham Der
mental poI.cy and co cttli b d III lsSS blfit
as conducive ~ ke q ham len Eest
usefulness and etleCeeB s
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Eli
IlS
Edward LeAe ).
Bin. Wa
81

Chafl lest0n. At stcit s 81 y I.si . j.
ted Fuller Edward 81 ia l0 II \
viii arrive III G'i fiss on
atd b the guest oi GlisElasll.a
Pins EJm0FfOw aftsF ooh Mid e36t
He viii aisi IS
Hlfniteds OF tbs "a n slios (. Is
'failfoaG from New 81 3 IL, s. zl
be fllet &c the Union stat 81 q j 81 y
cation of C;laS 4as ton n gsit i
be FoYhltf ekikAftai Ia "a Min y J. y lie.
or hia arrival 81 the city
deseF Ftlire. osnufFa " snlfD Ne "a.
nleet4sgith ghaflest0n l1d 81 So. ct
ek speeds deasion to bs S l;l 81 Siaai
lsfk's homo 0ii sqle Il fts5
! Isekell has hsen 81 on sos q ks nj
lqdses Tor q EAt many SaFss ~
! he Is wen afioBh s 5ftl ~
hf the memte tersb 6RoE
the entirs Unified -
kea Sf 40 & sleEsF s fI4 Al
psicef; sii 4 ca r n q Eil IS arS
please over gha fayt q; n -
; It tlka EikE. gTni
!, ,4teee,ft 81 on Z u az
tlircil the 2assll d.
Aite& Ml,tep "A, n
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SOME FAMOUS WIDOWS,
s.1 iWH0 ARE STILL LIVING
Mrs. staneWall Jackson In Charlotte
4" Ihe Empress EugeRla.--C CaFl0sta Of
MeXlcO-Erau Wagner.
New York World.


New York World.
News comes from Knoxville; Tenn.
OF the death OF :. Parsona BroWnIow,s
widow at the age OF SIS. Few people
knew that guntii, SO lately there re.
Dained this living link with the ia
Mots fighting parson" or war times
whom Tennessee expelled because of
his bold attacks upon secession, hut
aftefward recalled TO be Its governor.
h Yet how many widows of dlstin-
guished mem have survived theft litfs-
bands so long that they have seemed
to, trail Dhattolis ofssiiIstOE$ through
the living realities OF a later genera
tion. .a .a..y SIfisE'Es =
In the town of Charlotte, N. C.. Afrs.
s"stpneyallnl y Jackson is still living.
IT, is nearly IS ysaT's s since Clusters
last charge. yet Mrs. Elizabeth b. Cus-
ta. .s S;ts!!iit. St!!iit siisSs anu 1W5;;i. Mrs. N. p
Willis died only q few yesrs ago in
Washington, though the literary ca
reeE OF her brilliant, husband REACHED
Its height long before tkes Civil, War
The widow OF Jefferson Davis lived
until u ISl6., Gen. George Pfckaft,e
widow 9issatill alive. Aiexandef fIafhil.
aes..H s'!s s;ss Sss7i=sts him ysrs
and died at the ripe age OF 07. 81
TO. 90 further into the world ~ Frau
S3osiTiilt yagner stilI seeks to gaard
with Sc re, the Work OF 1lhe
great genius whd seems 10 tta youth
OF this generation as. remote as Mem
delseo ohrYho lied 36, years eariier,
l;aElnt former EEmpressj OF .Meaieo.
WIDOW Of the III lifated Maxiiiiiiie &
We are mott Enist kes, st:li i.vs5. A
little thought gould resail. y extend the
tsest w6nderhlig bf ali awitows. Il
he ss>ss aFsonae whom Tiaiiors
TO the sinnyld sIi IipEes of, snutliarn
FFeazice sat this time of the year mas
SEQ any time OF morning a ahrunietl
figure in black. leaning on q stick
amid tie palms and roses OF aer gar
deh--fiow b fades old woman whose
name itself Is half a memory, but for
e,erlzt the iaesl As sress. .;t..s s;s..s, .s,a.s
itre8S OF "a 4feAt court, acclaimed in
her own country and ehroad the ysinet
beautiful woman An E1fdpe the .for4
mer Empress Eugenie. widow cs eessa-
leons ll6 has outiiyed Well-nigli
half IA century the vanished glofies
other husbands re;t-n, 1 u iSsi5i '.