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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 26. 1898._
Il
TRAIN AMID FLAMES.
i i mm. mm;? IA1 - iiippi i? "i ?
DEM l ON 111 IIMM. I "I I " I
IBS. HORTOil, OF YOHKERS, KILLED.
Rematninic PsaarsgeM Thrown
Panic. Iliil None ?if I'll?m -? rl??ti?l>
Hnrt??I antohaa Tnl??* IT*-?* from Ihr
Treallr.
The
Plant s*, ?lent am! I
Fiori.i. i '"?i"' ?-rain i" re
St. Auku>"
to a sudd?
tie near ?? " '??"' "
Sa vat
'
Mrs. ?Heften, <?t Tonki rs. M t.,
gers Inte bu! ??M '
only ?Slight bruises.
When the train stopped ?h? I
the burning
1 the tir.- il/?
,.f the burrilii?; trestle a
,., the train |
structun-, and a train-hand S
ward t<? give a sinn..!. Ins * ??%<
. aught, pr? vented the gas's
Igg th.? nign.il, and bt '
I
?vitli no ** 'h. and i?' ,
n l \>ll it I \ ? I! \MP\?.\E SIGHTED
ai Least, ? Veenel insaeaHna Her
|)<-s< rlptlon, la.
NEW TORS
lank steamer ?Bn
r:v?d here this afternoon from A
that <n 1 I 'th. In 1'iti
irsntly a t"r? n< hman. SI
north*
I bs bad two
: irnlng,
da were i I: ls
pilte pi
fact. Th?
'rom tl sd contins
.low throw.)! the roll tSuii
of Monday, with vsrj
n Inform?*-* that
i?I that
doubl ta ?his ?mind as ?to ?tas
dentity of i
ik npent of
. tion "i
: ? .in Ninms tal
lad with tha?
?e io"ke?l muck ;
: doubt
I ii? i- Identity, v. was in
ion, <?i;ly IM9 miles
l rieht in the track of thi
,. from
?Sown, thai what? n was
i by int. it v..is h?.t
ad broken, ?aseeesitattng slow :;?
thai th?
.
1th thr. ?king on th?
bat?*, so that even if two oylln?V :
:?i still ?be ??ne t?> drive the
long, He bl ?i' v. I -
, .'i a couple of days.
ZOLi M Ml" VI HI/KltS Pi MMII.l).
slnnel i*i?-i|nart Pmetltsnlly <n??ii
l?-r?*?l? Other Victim*.
PARIS, i", bruary 2:>. -it la ?sefnl-otticialiy
1 that Colonel Plcquart, the
lief military vritn? .- r I M 7. .la during
e tetter's trial, will >bS placed on the
ilf-pay of a lieutenant.
Colonel rioqnart was also :
form?'," which is r-quiv tshler
lg liim, and
on.
i pronoun?
?i a punishm? nt on tl
iinister of Wsr.
In addition ? Mowed
i wear a military uniform.
A chap! i ..1. ah?:
-, placed ?..
.
Ic ?School, who
;.
Hired.
\MU HER III!. Till ST,
-%
inert? un Haj < ?ill.|.lin>?< npit.it.
a.-,.?HMI,lMMI-\\ nr.ln.ii?..- at lliiffalo.
CHICAl ?,f th?
i by ?'hi?
v. Al
? 11 he in ?his
?elude i a a hundred
irgest ?buyers ?i d
llCblg
The <
A trad ot ,,, ?,.
fOr .111 III.!'
'.. Bull
M hay t?. he llaiidi.il Will !
i Nf u
?l ? . is IIOMI.M |; m? | , s |BO ON
ludliineiit for ln|uri<* *)?e to a
Hay??* Do?,.
?TRBMONT, ?... i . The hot-a?
land of the Lite . x-l-i-i si,I, i,t
I.nown as "Spi.
!?on by the County Sheriff t??
la>-, to satisfy a Judgment, obtained in
'. for UM4
ges, awanl.-d Mrs. A?t?lic M. Smith of
ity.
41V? n a .
. d In a runaway ? ,u*,t by
b) the \\.
nioum to ".l.ni'i.
MIS, \\ HITMffil Hi: i i i it
he Is \?.t ret Out of I?aiiK??r? II???*,
??? r.
A ** ' ?bars ls
slight improvement in ?the coinfitlon ?i
?1rs. w. c. Whitmy t??-ni-.-Lt, ih. follow*
n? bulletin i
iey cottage:
'"Mm. Whitney restad well Iget
i more comtorta)
?slight I'm
?tioii during the
not yet OUl
iou-iy 111.
mi: \m.-\ hier PHopiikh?..
rwo ??aasrlseu S-mng 1 n.ii,H .?,.,..
aenltil to Hater?a.
1 '''"""-y - i known
u.d the ttO\ "<**jrewtn| I
?on. at ?Buckingham palac? .
liant affair.
1 lilted
: Mi
nu Morgan. Ji
**??iill??ii tom M order.
'IIS M?'
rial lo th. Post-D .?, Binning.
it icol?
lbs a?,,,,
mt John P. tiing-j-*-, ejUo, und v.
_t?*-?__GS
r -"-s- \jgar
OOTS BNJOYS
Both tho mctho?! ana minlt-i when
Syrupof Firnis taken; it is jilcisant
ami r?'f rosliiiijj* to the taste, ?ami acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Jiowels, cleanses the sys?
tem effectually, dispels colds, head?
ache.?? and b'vers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho
onlv remedy of its kin?, ever pro?
duced, ple.-ising to the taste and ac?
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effect", prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50
rent bottles by all leading drug?
gists. Any reliable lirnggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
i'iin? it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitut?'.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAH FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, A*. HEVII YORK, K.I.
?f? l-Tu.ilK.'-alyAweo-r-U'iir)
? a? ' - ---- -- ---- - -----?--?? -?--,
i.- e ;
011,1 contt as? ?l tie His
rial lasted two bo
mom roil ? Ot wi:ii \M) PRIMED,
Ike AwniiH ib?? "Tflaeaya in Bsusaptea
IIiiiiiIm?I.ik-iiI Pol Ules.
m:\\ PORT nfws, \
> Acting under orders from
??..ir Department, tho uutimi,
a. tin miles In low the national
i, oo tin- Potomac river, i?y to
?ight con
aina km i hot for the modern IB-Inch inns
low in p?a- f'.rt. Ariotl.i r
nl will go forward |e_B01
srroi lg now anchor, d off
>kf Point with two ?'.-im li guns in h?-r
isthtinK top waiting th.. arriva] o? the
, a. which I '-nicri iw,
r m.- Spanish t not show up
vithiii twenty-tour hour alter
itil put t.. SM under seeled ordei . She
ttghttng trim,
at a moment
inusual activity in Fort Monti??-. I'.cir
t tiic ?toteen modsrii moviarg It
Ot in pi !. and connc'tcd with
So thai tl.- ' may I?- turned' on an
iu-my at ?nice. If . ;y arisca
loaded.
rhUe the post is under double guard.
Th? re does not now seem to be S par
...lilt that the two ?S
. publican party of this city will gel
work In preparation for ?he
print 'Aith a rief to making
ibllean
'his city have bt a seen in close
,, and it
i ?understood that th. >
?nains f??r a reunion of Ihe ^n^ani-sa
Ivs commit?
. |
ttentlon will he giren to candid
Id with some
nty that s full Republican t
,iii i,,- pul ir. t?a- fe id iu the tiny (rie -
Ion.
it is known that Dr. Joseph ?1
tie unanimous cholee of all th? i.
I
ppointed 1" wait
,n him and learn his lina! -
Mr. W. V. Hopkins will be the rnn.??
t.- t,,r the ? party.
I \H??I IN \ DI-PEN*-tit*. HILL.
oui m Hie?- D.'fl.le? I?. H<-|i?ii-t II
Without He ?-online litI n I Ion.
W ".BHINGTON, D. C,
Ii Carolin ry bill was
."
udlclary again to-day, ou a motion for
consideration. An amendment !
ady I'- I IMtlng any (Us?
i iminatioii in favor "t tie ? ; > I
be state, fis against outsi.i
ni tie- oommlttee to-dey struck i
ortlon that require? sll liquor taken it.to
ii.- State to ' I ? "11
I ,,?' the Slate. A motion to report th?
?i without recommendation .
tlC 11 S ? i ? I l.\l. ON \*?ll 111? \N BOIL,
Bl__1 Mea Irimn ti? I?.all, on -kn?
it nu.v Trull,
BBATTLB, wash Pebruary !
?earner Noy ?, wi
to-day, brings ?word :
i at Summit
,ak?., ssveateen tolies inside or the A marl
an boundary, and twelvs n irom
Ikaguay. it is also repoi ted
i,. .n t....
lath.
Ireiiil, 1). .?-.-,, | ?a ? h I mi.
l.liNDiiN ;, to
.?iy Mail from Slngap "It is
? ii,on <?ini
Cong that
? Mm. n-Wan, MO mil.-- south***?
Imig-Koiig, and Informed th?. chli
hut it iiiii-ti.! bulldl?trs "
In? ilntlou i?i |.?nve Kraiit-e.
LONDON, i
-[ -II?I' lit of the Tin.
: .?-'ll ll, g
Ibis for
h? m te leav? i
Janaaess Waeaem.
?ni'-ii ??r Japaa bav? oft?
. MitMikurl, i,i thS
-
mown them, thej
UlttfUl,
'
"' M?e. "' , woman has
??OWn time and gg .,,, -.-., ,,
' th- purity
?f th?- Japanese woman knows not wrhsre.
r, wh?.
AOllld ?h
" her. .\:i tlll. ?,].
real autb
?;?-i Wim As u
"other she is paid gi ,?-.. by
!??-r children, in ly. a 1 ?
'
ingee are ?i- -
"ll tile win.le. 1 ?,
-; thu Hi.- position ?>f
a it. J.ipan ? . high <
A!l * ? Bt* I,, ,|ie ?Tl Hh.r
!.. y Di-, iiuU'a Cwugh irruB
?and/.
GOVERNMENT WAITS.
rom first page.)
contents, but ?i large qui.iitl?
ran out wh.ti the tafS M ShOVS
the su
Th.- complaint Is still mad? thai the
le i mu - .?t.- of little
?livers, as in,, light Is faint an.! '
lain. h?> far a? r?'t?orts ii.iv? ?been made
the workmt-n on tin- tttf Ri?ghl
Ann. with the SSSlStaacs of th?' naval
?liver?, are laboring bard t?? i?ecover the
? under the batch which led t?i the
rms. Shoring with t
nsossaary, ami ths
wait f.'i th. lumber t?, '<
'I !. I ! :
?Treta the Asaerlcan ?Jalli?
only of delayed i
All t bS Ani.ii? , nxlonsly
Ing the arrival of ths Unit mall.
GENERAL ?LEB WITH??! T ADVICES.
Coiaaul-Qeneral Lee says !>?
! no aee*p <>f ?bnportanes from ?ths
.?-tat.? Department to-day, nor luen notl
llrd ! ?the arrival of any on.- of
promtti? nee.
It is ?believed her? that if any American
of national reputation comes to Hebens
?BOW, it will !?? 1o stiuly th" situation for
himself, and not as un offldal ctfmmls
\ lo?k till? evening, when 'his
dispatch i- iioi/.er is Htiii slseplng,
under til.- Influence of an ?opiate H
no WON? tli.in bS was this morning, but
Is v.-ry low. Including him, there ITS s!v
led 1' fi ; "f whom at?
nsbly certain ?>f recovery. Borne
difficulty ?will ?arias in removing them to
i nit..I States, for all have leen ex?
ud?os fev? ths
quarantin? laws forbid their b?-ing taken
direct t.? ? regulatlona
won disregarded in of the ?Brat
lot taken there on th.- ? Mlvetts 11
after the explosion, ?bul only ?
tic sxtren
proctor SAILS roi? BABABA.
>:i??? His Trip lias No Polltlenl flg*
iillleanei? V. lint?-? i-r.
KEY W KSI", l-'l.A., 1'? biliar?
tor ?Proctor is amoi
rs, ?Before sailing for Haba:
was shown a ?llspat? h publi-hid 1er?,
saying that tl
citi m
i it, laugh, d, ?and said;
id."
in r? ?ply t . . i detail? <i
stat? I ...unt?
il simple and straight
i ? bai a toil reral
many lrlMids
there. Pvs ?been Itshlng ?several ?lays la
?Florida with Colonel Parker, s ?friend of
?mine, ?and
Habana.'1
a lated
I
think ?
Mailing just now. Senator PrOCtOT ISUgU
Ingly ?replied: "To tell the truth, w?
just going over there ?le ?ses what's .
oh, '.. be .\ le !? the i sottement is. ,
is not s ?bit ?if political slgnlflcance about
it? i may stay in Habens a ?day <?r
w.?k. I have not tl I Idea bow
imander Clifford H. West, ehlef ??f
ai s?? aid's ?-taff, ai i on the
.?. When aaked the purpose of bis
Visit t?i liaban I : ' 1
say anythli lloatlon."
R? : ?admiral B ird is still In < I
of th? ti? ?i. which, with ths exception of
the New York ami the Iowa,
g. The New York ami
Th- admiral said to-night that hi
i to be bettei so st Be looks much
?lmprtjved. When seked with reference
to th? ?nival b< I ?W Of
?ait of Inquiry, R?-ar-A.lmlral B
?Mid: "I h ;i??iillcatl(jti of
inim.'. When it does oome, r
'es court
building hi
To.- Admiral
and ths ?i
irlll t In a body to tin
harbor.
PROTI.? MON OF NEW VOItK,
Bast-Blver i-nrai????? t?> p?.ri ?Being
llciideieit ln> ill nern lite.
NEW y i ?i:k. !' bruarj &? The B
lyn Bagle
to N? v. York invul
nerable. A so-called sklrmlsb li.
i from the w ?
?Point liann.-l to I
Helm.? li III bs an?
chor, .i ?so a - to m ike it Im
ths Uns ?without
being blown up. Tl
.te?i with .1? ?trie wires, and to
mak?- it doubly sure that their plans caa
?ii.t ?be fi
.: ?l to ?bat
end of the Une, m tl
rains ?should ?be used by u snemy to
iii- connection and ?break the circuit, th?
torp?edoes could s'in !>< exploded from
?it li. r end ol
"The ? I'?anii.-l is :.!
the Will? t*s ?Point : I
' by two
ol ?mini i
twenty-two torpedoes, the forty-four to*
ga ther containing 1,200 i oundi of
?Batteries Plnee-i in iinhr.
TRENT ?N. N. .i . U. M? i?
have rork placing ths *>?. ?
butt, ties at S<a ?'irt in ??id r I
I, how? ver, that this has any
?Blgnifl? ; bis work _ ?isual SI
time of tin- paar.
Merrltt lii*|i?-?-ls F't SlcPlu-rsoii.
ATLANT I . \ FoACm ?tj U
i ;< m rai m nder of th? De
: ? ut Of t lig i;...st, to-day
U .1 was very much
i \?iii. tli.- appearance of all do
partmenta. Hs left this evening ror the
hi ?tl ?post m ?bis t- iriti'i-y- i cas,
ola,
HelHf Hill IDporlril.
WASHINQTON, 1?. '".. 1 " 1.? u ?ry 2',.
I! Commit!?.n Na\ I
I to-day on the Boptelle ?Main?)
relief bill, reporting it favorably to the
I lie Terror Still In III.? Ponda.
NOEi't'l.K \ V, I'liruaiy %\ -The
monitor Terror remains at anchor in
?iiiiptoii ?Road . are being held
aboard wmtanUy under
. .
un:,m.-.
I In- \ MU? lus Off.
W Ji.LK. i I.A . Ft truary 25
i: United ?States dynamite cruiser
vina, Pillsbury; destination uakn
PIIOM'I ? t ? i ??H w vit M,IM.
Tills llu- l'r?\ hIII?iu ?Ipliiion of fh?>
( ?mi. re-ttiii en In It tell inond.
Th.- raembera of Congress win? w.?re in
Ri.iimoiid yaaterday ?talked ?freely eon*
ceenlng the t- laitons <?f this country with
?-'pain, ?and soase ?Inter?sttns to?tsrvleas
with ?them mod i.y a Dispatch
man, who met. tin m ?on i
and travelled p.irt of ?the ?ay wl?h ?them.
?Bailey was lema inelj
the question lhan a n bis ?associates, but
pr-css.-d the vi.-w that w.u was lm
i, though he also expressed th?
that it might be avert? ?i.
d imson. the -.M-ll-known Q
gla congiei i be ?lid not ?belli v.
war won!,i result li??iu the Main.- o
ter, bin he reared that it might com
Is nol ?>M?)s.-?l to war. but ?a\> ili.t |b<
policy ??i the .??Imlnlstiation is ?being eon
,
"If," sal money-1?
iii.'t afCalrs In shape, ?and feel thai I
governmental expenditure of UM,. >
they can a?i?i to their already plet!
win undoubted!
of war to be Issued all
pends ?o them "
klr. D?. ?IraIT.meld, of Texas, did n?*l
IS IT II HAHLEf
A ?|ii<-illi.ii (Iftrii AHkeil hy 1 l.o-..
Aflllii??,! Win, piles.
Is a atrnln.d Joint .-ur..?.|.-" Is local in?
flammation rural?)?? ?if ?-..urae, if
? Ik piles.
nl- til n I- -"ill- a!l!|.-t...l with
pll?? and old "chronic" who
ha? always persist-?! In th.? wrong
mont and
th? in by t.-lllng them th
hop? I?
They Iti turn dis, ..urng.. others, and
th'is a diseaae that cas In ?
i"- eared aj carofe! sad skilful handling
Is allow..I t.. ?_p tli" ? n.-rgv of thOU
who inl|/ht fi .- tin ms.lv? s of I
In a f.-w .'
I'vrumld PH.- COTS will cut" th.
atzirrav.it. ,I . , . ..f hemorrhoids In 'an
ishlngly v !
congested pan i the tumors
Instantly, no matter host
ths Inflammation, ai hing
or itching at ?
Thousands who h KP n
stvs Hiitglcal treatment have been
by th?? Pyramid Pile Cur?- In g number ?>f
lastai i spent months
in a hospital utn?, r a pile Sp?--ia list.
It Is a retni.ly that DOBS i.I fear to
Spply even t?i th.-? most aggrtiv at? d, swol?
len, Sad Inflamed h>-nimorrhol?l!iI tumors.
If you are a_Uct?Sd with this stul.h..rn
.- yon .mi master It,.?and master it
kly.
This rem. dy la BO longer an experiment,
hut a nie'ii ,tv. It Is manufac?
tured liv the Pvninid Drug ?'..mpany, of
Marshall. Mich.
I ?ruggists s?.'.l It si ?-' It
Coming th.- nio^t popular pile cure
this i ..un? i r known, and drug?
gists every ahere ar ordering It for their
mers.
care I a n opinion concei nil
situation, but amid thai If war was de?
clared and Tea u oed loose there
would i"- n.? other language ten Spanish
spoki n in had? s for l
ii" i Sydney p, Bpes, of Virginia
war will b- d.-clur. ?1. lb
said there was but one set the Bpaalsrds
' et r mil that would pre? Ipttate war.
and tii.it would be t.. Sie g bomb in Mark
Henna's i?< d<
Captain John Istrlct,
tak.-s pretty much t- ?lee ??f the
situation that |fr. ):?.?- does. He thinks
Spain win bavs I? be v. ry much mon
'
nt administration to take action
looking to war.
Mr, r.oinl. ,? I.,, i ,,,,1 think
aril] b. :
a greact mistake In .
Ing with th.? Cuban qu? itlon. He thinks
. I
Cuba's 1.. Illgen
ri'1'1 ' Ins Spain to conquer her.
He the opinion that if I
Sin. would stand off ;,n?l give Cuba a fair
would win b< r battl?
the s
- ?--.
TnOIIILK IV rui M\IU\0.
\ i'imiiii-hii ? rlsls Deaerlytl? of
III?' Tin? Iteinilili?-.
The little Republl Marino is
US through . o
flnanelal crisis,
thing like an organised pillage ot the
National Dank. Tl r *lls
committed su- , embesal
large sum of money, and several i
,,ir?- aid t?. hav.- i..-, n an.
nta win i
only to th.? Snanci il stability of t
publie, but to its pioral r ths
: ivs ? v.T been i
f..r their atUI
th.ir patriotic devotion. That a |
Which has had the ! all
th.- alluring offers of tbOM aho *
tt. ?i the rocky heights
ipltal into a gaudy M |
?crowded with pleasure-seeker? bringing
w. ?lth in th.ir train, should I '
tlm |0 ov. ! -! <?;,
?itizetis, ?s grievous, Indeed, in this tinv
rspnbttc of eighteen square-miles,
o?) of I '
ilaritles ai
t.. ? i.- s ,, Marino prid
apon having had ..niy one traitor in
all its b.ng history. Mor
I is far from rich. The rocky
of Mont.- Titano pr<
win.-, which would I
not, Ilngly
i.adiy made. \\ h? ar and fruit an
-'. and || as wh. tl
furnished material for
Augoatulum of Rimini, contain inex
ible quantitl? - of very durable
mtry lacks c.
' - the little it did
ry unfortunate
effect upon Industry. Yet San Mar?n"
... .at ii.r.-d airms sin?
of Martnus, the Holy Hermit
i... a: ron Saint, and its p
. | ,nd and ^dependent thai mat?
i | ibbj right then
time of "gftt"
in a community which, d< nnall
dim, ?nil.it?,.n. man
r Ignty all
the Italian
nvjdd the strife of Ouelph
?ugh nil t?,
. : nobles and In
ng chui hospitality
'
In c Roms In IM led ?t
Into l from Austrian Jeal
but the d iped, and none
. avions ?>r an angrj
upon th? r? pabll II -
dominated bj Its ?Impregnable foi I
capital pen hi d
Centra] Apennlaea, s dosen miles from
il, w is, no doUl i. S powerful
thousand times more .iirtl.nlt of as
than they ar.- BOW. Napoleon himself ro?
ll d its Indep-end? nee, and, deaplts the
i nlflcatlon of Italy, this curious little
picturesque Nt of
levalism overlooking the Adriatic.
San Marin >
_ lint.-niiiee of its in?
dent dignity, a machinery of gov
? rnm.-nt which, in n.im?- at all ? \
yields nothing to that <?f full-blown na?
tions. There- is a Minister of the Interior,
a Minister ?if Foreign Affairs and PI?
iiii-? positloB mast bs a llttls
ins Jnsl now|, a I .-rai.
..f Telegrapha Italy,
which fully reoognla
republic, ? ' rin<>,
untry Is defended by a millrla
rength of nearly one thou
v. horn thirty-eight are offl
lively large military fore?; Is sc
counte i for by the obligation of .
ai.ie-i.oiii.d m?i" <it ran
the BgeS ! IB Marino
i never satrusted Its flsstkalss te a
I i -.. Uwaya culftvated a
fear of .anything thai might
Into an oligarchy. T_S lUBC
tioiis of president ar.. p.-i foim.-.l by two
?le and one
.imoner, who bold ofll?ss for six months
only. Th.-y ar.- appointed In very curious
and plctni. "'- Tin "Arengo,"
Igt* Ci.uncll of Sixty, nomi
three nobles and thru? commoners,
and lots ar? drawn in the Cath.-dral. ThS
written >?i I pd?
itcd In :i stlv.-r hirn. Wh?
,re drawn by a yuug child, and
when the installed
th.-y appear, for that OOCaBtOB only, in all
th.- bravsrlsa Ot ("ixt'-crith-itintury c-.w?
tuin?-. San Marino claims an antiquity i?f
.lurtes ?s a self-contain...i re?
publl,', and if we may believe the legend
will? h tells us thai the original territory
i ti,i. d to Martnua, th.- enn
mason, by a lady of Rimini wh,,
? ber false gods at in. Intercession
?luring tho ninth Dit it Ion,
the chronology WOOld In substantial!-,
hu. v. r may have |
the ??rigiri of thu ?-ommunity upon Mont
Hells Ouaja, it u foes back to
: its aiitlnuity.
. ....?I.mihimI l*o?nl Tableta.
(New York Pi
of New York's famous ruataura
thlaks o? going out of bualneaa, A
: i ,-. i red to him Un other
day with thla (proposition: "l am
r ?if the condensed food tablets,
-.ad um rayiuiy t*tfroduclag iiivw. I am
-ay they are meeting with ex
? ess. You serve canv.is
- ' Certainly. II r? .pures um
la, and is expensive. Now, sir.
Is a tabl' . which you s??e Is no larger
than that contains all that Is
dsetrabls In S .'.-pound canvasback. Eat
letHng It dissolve slowly in your
mouth, ?and \ou have feasted In thirty
II ths dock brought on the
ami partaken Of In the ol?l wav
a loss of an hour nnd S half of
valuable time, am meats and drink
I In a similar form. Whv, sfr.
It could carry in his vest |>.>< k? ?
enough food to last him ihr.-.- months.
The ?Irlnk
unpopular. M ff'f their
whisk?-, and champagne in ?sxpanded
than condeneed form."
"What ?Iocs th" thing cost the custom?
er?" asked ths restaurateur, examining
I.let.
"Only *-'? ? denen." was the ?reply
charge |i for a single canvssback, but
ws ?buy i?? quantities, ami ?can
easiiv undersell hotel-keepers ami n
rant-men. 'I'll,- ?anvasback ami ten
are aliout the iru?-'f SXpSDStt
mak". Th?? latter each tablet ?MJUlVa
I?nt to a pound of dr. -.?, ,! t. rrnpln?-we
s.!l at *_'" a do-? ii. which is dirt cheap.
??iir snrloln-steak tablets SSCh SQS
?ii.- pound of Ones! beef are in greal
man.i at UM a doiam, or ill ?per hundred.
Will you try a f'\v on y.tr customers?"
"Trv 'em on mv CUrtOtners, sir? N
T don't kn??w whether you are prevarl?
??r not. but rather than ton? .
of your lozenges I'll quit ths business Pvs
ben in for tiilrtv years. Vou want to
deprive me of the profits of mv s
to take a wav m\ crock??ry. my kniv,-.
my forks ?ml spoons, ami ruin my bar,
No, sir' ?n CapSUl? s is had
enough, and further than that 1 will not
._ _
WHO'LL CI RR DOLLS NOW?
Aillions Mother? n I tin* Door of
Their ?Family Poeta*.
rk Sun.)
Friends of Mrs A trulla L?ib took her
t., ?BelleVUe Hospital on Sun.lay ?vening
ami left her tli. .'T Ik-r speech.
Which she had lost temporarily OWtng to
a ?MOOd-clOi on ?in? hrain. Tliev t?>!
thai Mrs. L. il. was a
widow, who made a'goo?! living hS dolls'
physician. Now, ?hills' physidana ar?- <?r
tho nature of phenomena in a world of
inmm"'iplai e professions, so s Sun ! -
poi 1er went up .- Ib'a i on
?'?! ?Seventh street, yesterday t?. Bnd <>ut
ling about her practice. Entering
ths vestibule he found therein ?an utn
lii? lis ?>f contad ?'t'?mi
?beneath it oame vo tall, girlish
"S?". i one voice, "sposen she
should ?die .'"
"Why ?Freda nrsl.-r." said t?he other
( horrified reproach, "ain't
ev.n think such tin
Whati "f my ?lolly?"
"Mine tOO?" said ths voice which
a?.''!?*? reda. "She's had whooping
cough ami imption, ?so
that her ?sawdust all legan to <"ini! out,
?"
"I bsg ymr pardon, ladles," said tbi
?porter.
Th? ,u?aks of sur
and die-nay, and the i?ig umhrella
tilted back, revealing two tots, mainly
distinguishable by the fa? t ?thai one wore
b o k hair In two perl ?rtaila
erben the fore*
r. Pour round ? yes sur*
Intently.
"is this where Mrs, Leib Uves?" i
irtsr.
"Y"s." Bald the littl,. girl with the pig?
tails. "Have \ k ?lolly?"
"N?>. ? i .
: to admit "i;.?\. you?"
rely tin? tot drew <?ut from und??r
her little ' ! rag of
dollhood. If th.-ie \< any BUCb thing as a
deed ?loii, that doll was one.
"This." ;.,iid ??s owner, bestowing a
fond ?glanes upon ths wreck, "is my fa?
vorite daughter, Candy? 11 I'm
?Preda ? ?rs*. t. I call her ? 'sndyetta,"
gplalni i, ' site's
? ?? k. and I li. |b to
"I brought mir,?-, ?too," put In ths other
little giii. producing s pb?snomen?
m nailer her arm. "Her
name's Imo got re?l
"Why ?should you call her ?Imogens on
: the reporter, feeling
hltnself on ths verge of an Interesting dia
But disappointment was his por?
tion.
"I Don't know," said th?- littl?? girl,
blankly. "They mini ail my
hail's brown." sh.? added, thoughtfully.
"Ain't it tOO !l?""
ibiy. "Her talker won't
talk, ami they took her t?> tli?' hoepltal
to ?mend it."
"S'ia Bays ?he' tidroother of all
the 'lolls on ?the east Side," sai?l the
tot, "and what our dolilSS will ?1?? without.
her in; i don't know. I never
brought Imogens up ?but for her.
ttcb a d?licats child."
"Mrs. Leib will take the dolly and look
at it ami say. 'What'? |he matter with
th- iiti! dearie this tune?* Then
I the next d,y it
would be ?almos I ?ta new," said
Ei..la.
deal nicer," add?
"It was awful nice the v. Uked
about 'em: just as If |
Candyetta'a ?aotber, ".\n?l now Bhs can't
talk at all."
M \ I she's lik" the big ?loll from the
tight h.r on?.?," sug
? '?a . [| l Ul I BS) 1
'.Mamma' and 'Thank you,' and \>e r?-il
..lker got broke, ami When
Mrs. ?Leib tried to iix it, it got Sxed
. and called h?T all klmls of ?bad
nami <
"Ob-h-h-h! D'y m b'll.-ve that?"
?Preda, waggling her ?plg-talls
IS other Indig
. "Didn't Mrs? Lslb t?-il ?t t?. ?Mtunle
.. b, and Mamie tell it to Mary
: Mary tell It to '. m. I guess
Mrs. I^lb w??ulilti't aay it if it *.?, .
Well, I don't believe it."
Kreta, so positively that the reporter
i t.? interpone.
"What's the matter with Imogene?'' he
that st:. tare's natural
<r*? 11 up to view again.
?Una "f Its <'h?cks s d ?sad ths
,,iii??r my Whit? ?and It bad a strange
g] ir.-, due, !>"i hape, t.? ths ?fael tha:
Bt and the other
south'.',
"it s got something wrong." she said,
"My l?r?ith?r T??m MJ*S it's got
?ths wil
"Brothers are Imrrid." ?! ! I
with convi? ttlon. "Mine broke my other
doily's Isgs off, ?and pa kicked him good."
"Imogens look* t?? ur.'.l ihe
reporter, "as If she painted."
"Don't elth.r!" replied Cora, with ln
?lignalloii. "She's got a ft v.r. that's what
h?'r bo red. ?Rachael Enteman
krrt-?lama-r doll and she
patatas."
? lu-un "?'?i. " saiil Freda, "that ain't r<
tde."
"Well. I'm g?>ing to take my Imogene
home before she catches cola," flinlarsd
th? r littl.- lady. "There ain't
PVS rung the bell,
ami they didn'i ?aaawar."
"I'm going, too." Bald ?rela. "Y
Ion i ?Lslb Will
come back by-'n'-by."
"1 hope your dolls will i ?li?*-s,"
Sal'l t ll?s regOrter, as he stepped out to
give fr.-e pasaags to UM big umbrella.
"Thank you," sai?! the two mon
?and the umbrella began .' stormy
>wn the ?Street In the teeth of the
sportive wind.
\i?pli- Exports Plfty tear? Ago.
(Milwaukee ?Sentinel, ?Pebtvarj
Tli.- I.omlon .- "The ?arrival of
- fr.>m tli" r,, i. d StatW Of At
i precededt in extent, ami ths
quality is remarkably lim-. In ?several In
?m NVw Tork
h iva brougbt ?as many as l.Ouo packages ??f
this fruit ?>f the exceii.nl description
?knows as the American ?Newtown pippin."
old u?u?ri> '"t sale ?il Ul? UlspJicU
olll ?.as.
JACOBUS'PRICES
All the Men's, Boys', and Chil.
dren's Suits, Overcoats, Pants, Hats,
and underwear to be sold regardless
of cost.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY:
$1 FOR HATS WORTH $1.75 AND $;
tl
J Jacobus,
lOOQ EAST MAIN.
Extra: 300 dozen Half Hose. 3 pairs 25c
ENGINES, 5AW MILLS,
Threshing Machines, Feed Hills,
Horse-Powers, Wagons, Buggies.
Surreys, Jumpers. llariK
\M> ALL KIHD8 <M
Agricultural Implements
AT
THE IMPLEMENT CO.'S,
1526 EAST MAIN STREET, - - RICHMOND, \ \.
CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION.
[In 24-d-Th&Sa&* \
CONDENSED UV FREBZIXG.
>.'\v rrocctm for rrc-riliu; IIIIU * -
ii??niiit. i?
(Philadelphia Beoord.)
Idering ths wk
of . ondeos? i nllh
method Of mamilar! iiiin; ir I
. N. Y.. I? lm
-NMiant and Intere-Aln*-. The I
ment mllh in a
raeuum chamber to rid it ol animai .
in.l m: . .. .1 In ths milk,
which sppear at the eurface In bub
nui tb ' is volume
if the mi1: >ne-tentb Th- milk
rills i Ii.iiiil,. i :,r th?. proper tOBSPS
for the removal of th.? i
teats by means of . cr? operator,
.viii -h run ti.-avv cream,
ring 'this - ton i
lid partiel?..?-', which ai
n . \a | .n.! the cream
Iy to tii
iroduct.
Fron. tho Eat-free milk
s ran of cope? r pipes,
hrougb which
ludng ths temperatura of ths milk fi
After passing over tl
?oolliiK .oils it itlng
rhambers, and conatantls stirred, in
ibout inn" hoars the whole bulk <>f milk
converted Int of Ira crj
i ml milk lufflciently thick to f"rm Into
lummocks. This Is again placed la a
-entrifugal, and the milk reduced- In
,-olurne about one half. An I tuple
if the lee, "whJefa looks very much iik??
?now, ?fives, on inly about two
.?f i per cent, of s?>ii.i matter. Ths
iow thick milk is retained to the
-al in alniiit Seven hours
nor.? it Is reduced to s deass
rystals. which, it rifiicd tt
lient, only ?"oie-'iuarter ?,f the
?riirtiial bulk. A tliir.l fNeSlng Of four
.tel a half hours, snd s teittrifugal
bulk of the milk to
11 volum<*.
Th.. fin..i step of ths process is th?
nlztura of the heavy .?ream In pr.
uoportions to tb<- ?at-frc.? milk. Thi!?
Inal product, or condensed milk, is a fair
tptt tentation of milk minus tho bulk of
is water. Moreover, it is free from
i flavors, ?mil h ma which
t.. th?? milk fmm which Is Is ;
It mix, With v.
ormlng milk from which cream will I
,| milk. To show
he great concentration of the mid
onv be ! tted < i of
nllk as a Q|
t" I : ?gallons In the end. I
' water In ths milk
ring an unfr
talaaee ?>f very thick milk, which r?
leate In milk rogar, casein, and Ii
ally nine
'at equlvhlent added by the beai
- moved in the flrst I lust?
.1 in the final tragtn
illution with wat.-r three parts end
of
?;-l?) p.-r cent, of milk-far. wl,
lormal praportloa la the Mlk.
t is s' ' milk prep
n this manner will keep indent
ho mlero-oi
Tli.? OpeiiiiiK of (himi.
(\.-w fork Tit.
obtained by
Britein ?.f China la of an bnpor?
and vain.?, quits InealculsI
notbti q the opening of a b
. ' t ..r China, hundreds of
miles up the v., ng.
Th? port proposed for the purpose by
china is To-Chaa, or Yo-?'hu. This
towa aa nearly as posslhls at
naphlcal centre of China, ??n Ilse shore
at ths Toag-Tlng-bo, which is tin- largeet
of ths ?'hin.se lakes. Praea thhi iak?
th-'i" ig ?mm
which tin- sum
treme western ttr?*-*alt!ee
ot tie aa i ?-r which the
boachn ..?i. w h
mure to the purpose, commercially, ths *
proposed P??rt is the natural "ill-irii.utliK "
eeatre" of the ri Una, ths
?-real vilain which is inhabited bv the ,
greatest producers and th.
..r the Plowsry _tagdoat a
The eonceaaloa, iik.- ell the other .??in- I
rresslons insisted up.ui by Oraal Britain,
is practically acclusive, although the'- r
r..-ti. ally it la mad..- un <>?iual terms to all *"
nation*. That Is t.i say, in the shOffllte r
i' artificial restrictions upon tl
in ths Interest of som.? otn. r nation, ?r
Kroup ..r nations, Great Britain win de ?
tho bulk of the bosbMM thai may arise r
from th? concession. In view of her ?up.- '
rior facilities for doing It. It is a very '
ri?, h ami. lOinmeiviaUy, g very pronilsiiu: !
that has BOW for the tlr.st time .
besa placead, Gr.-at Brltah pr*. ?
seated from ssplottlng it only i,v . ?,. i
I r,
Sad these are provided t***"****-*?'* i? r,,r. .
haul; that Is t.. -ii.li
tending the great of a new tt
port is an lana to <;r.- u ,
Britain thut China "will not alienate to |
my .??.' ortloo of th.? Tang.
tso Valley. il Britain
ourselves ought to have the largest ?.
of the trade ?if ?h.- ?normou??, fertile, aa i .
populous rsglob Urns opened t?> ?-ompeti
tiiinei. Isl exploit?t! >s,.
already ha. ottnd, Shai
...min. una through the p?ri>
open to th? much or
th it as all Burope tegstht im.
advaatages which hav? eecarad it t.? us '
oiiKht to Mean to us a Ilk?- share of th?
trade <?f Cuba at mei -
?huit s ought t0 t?ke notice of the in ?A
conditions In
pr.?portion of the "?w trultlc of China ?
Willch W? hav. had ot the old, We mu?*t
not . nly produce good .: I? to the
Of interior ? I'lna, Hi? quality um! J
sad patterns; ?*?.? must
prepared to
of mil a, t " the m ?-.
market. The certalBty that th. n.wl.?
-. will verj o?- |
' rltith rt\e?
especially desirable that Auktk
ihottld be
tion for th
noteworthj
.
i..- men Ij
in an In
I-Tan? ?
China
,
of th
China. Th
sdvanl
propon ion to th?
I'lie II ?>m? und the It? I.uory,
?growth "t" n
So lu timir strogi
f?>r th? f must Hi
r a right
thai this clT??rt on ti,.
s?> Wi II for o'ir I
llure ??o the pai i
th. m for 111
all [?arts of the COUm I '
from time to time rumoi
i
11 i
in ?I iling with
care. It la ?pert?
should
..- sn ar
.
but a partial su
born m s refermatoi*)
?very Inmate ? ommltl : I
an mak? i
for the child's '
f??r his body, ?mak
for his governing, but
him wit
flOd ?li.:
love in all .
life-working ??,
vi loping of a child. I
i?. follow tl
?tiler :
rental i
Imme life growli
w condltl
nus m?
many se? m all i
- of a ti??i
uni care of
.. a Mi while t?
w< II the . oii-..-.|i..
ii.1 ?be gloi
in?! full in II
herein. Th
a to h
lit.? eh ' '" .
li.- li?.. - of the ?
<f th?' i. ii'
! > at ii?"
if.? until I-' * ***
A'll.lt ?
A ( h a nai?-.
I
ention
gentleman ?n th
h.? big umbi
"You in..?'! "
'
esp.-ct fully of
Hut Hi. ml
ew would hav?
ome ?u? in i
ii th.? ?big city. 0
l
ip. his i
? no !
m \ t ii
HUMUIUU
i: \? ii ? i . '
:
ruiur.,
i*??, at the ?
.
iiiii.i'.ii ,
I
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B'etock r v'
i rankltn Btl
M(M>R.:. I:.
Mineral will take |
la H??!l\w,
.? for printing sent to tl
Company wilt be glvea l: ;.
and the style of work end '