VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE GIVEN DAILY AT SEWELLS POINT ( ' - l EVERY AFTERNOON AMR EVENING Beginning- at 3.30 in the afternoon and at 8.45 in the evening

V\sh\ws ms sfnw \\l m souuos Anybody can catch them. The yachts are thoroughly equipped for Pishing, Crabbing and Sailing FROM SEWELLS POINT

TAKE TBS TROLLEYS AT THE TIER

IN MEMORY OF DAVIS

Statue to Be Erected at Richmond by Hia Widow.

At last the eouth U to bare a eUtue af feffereon DarU, not lb* Impoalnf work of art which It haa long bees the eharlebed wieh of the eouth to erect to hie memory and which it le their fond hope mey compere ferormbly with the magnificent memorial of Gen. Qnttlt, but neterlhclcee e beautiful end enduring tribute, which «□ of Mr. DeiW friend, may riew with prtde. Thla statue baa been modeled entirely at the axpenee of Mr. IMrls' widow and of hit daughter, Mrs. Hares,

i The sculptor is Mr. George J. Zolnay, ef Haw York. Tbs statue is or heroic alas. Us exact height being seven and eaa-half feet, and It will eventually reet upon a granite pedestal of suitable dlnmnainna. All the aralleble materiel that could eld the eculptor in producing a true likenees of the late leader of the confederacy was placed at hit disposal by Mrs. baris and bar daughter and on their authority it may be said that there it no photograph or painting ol Mr, Davis In existence which le altogether ae perfect a portrait of him ae is this statue. Mr. Davie, like the majority o

it uas faithfully reproduced in the

tetue.

During a conversation which a Philadelphia 1’rraa man recently had with Mrs. Doris she spoke enthusiastically and feelingly of Mr. Zolnay's work, which ahe said wee aatlsfacfory to her In all respects. Bhe added that It wus the only authentic portrait-statue of her hnsband that had ever been mede, and expreaaed the belief that it would become the model for sculptors and artists, who might portray the features t her husband In years to come. "I have long desired.” she said, "to stain a fitting memorial of Mr. Davis, ad when the opportunity presented Itself 1 decided that It should take the forjn of a bronze statue. I bad seen and admired a number of works by Mr. Zolney, notably his bust of Bam 1 Is vis, the eo-calied confederate spy, and hie sketch for a memorial of my daughter, Winnie, which he had made for the Daughters of the Confederacy, and I therefore selected him as the eculptor." " a Darts spoke very tenderly of the t, of the affection of Ita.propia for husband and of tliclr unfailing less toward berself and bar fatnDuring the conversation she also alluded to Mia. Grant, and aha assured me that It bad given her great pleasure

widow of the maguanlmt

horsemen, and the light step expert rider hat bean admirably reproduced by the sculptor. Ob the whole, however, his conception is that of • eta teaman rather than of a soldier. la lUa statue Mr. Davis la asen at his beet and tha pose and expression

REAL WHISKY MIKE.

e richest, mellowest old Kentucky rye that was ever distilled is said to have been contracted for by a certain Fifth avenue (New York) club. a now being dug up from the bed of the Missouri river, where it went down In the steamer Arabia'a wreck, in When it was learned, this spring, thst this rich mine of whisky bad actually been found, and was about to bt put

Davis Is to be pieced, probably si an early date In the coming autumn, the family lot In'Hollywood cemetery, Richmond. Va, where repose the remains of her husband and of Aeir youngest daughter, Miss Winnie Davis. A beautiful brtee memorial of tha Utter, already alluded to. will be erect- * it the seme lime and upon the same plot. Ho definite arrangements have been made for the ceremonies of dedication, as the memorial. Just mentioned, the gift of Daughters of the Confederacy, and as much interest U felt throughout the south In tha tree-

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Do not talk of things which the < puny present cannot be luirrestad In. By so doing you may show yourself clever and superior person, but yon will be voted a bore. Do not whisper. If you ha<r anything to say that the m yaa desire )• Impart ft

9.00 AOrvw SjoUSsSji CUI- arrive* SI imisdcipau «.< 2.35 JEMUSSRi £40 5 30 A*ajdwc^Bmncxaes'uJa* cur- -■'W si pnaopsi buuoq*. nuAJeh.au *jo i\ a. SUNDAY TRAINS. 3.45 £

-ket, the steward of a rich

New York-dub went out to Kansas City and contracted to take the whole cargo

tuff as ac

a as It could

be gotten out of the It was almost priceless, and there were 400 barrels of It. But the club’s steward was authorised to bid nearly double what was ever before offered for fancy whisky. Twenty-five dollars per gallon for SO-year-old Kentucky has, cp to this time, bees the high-water price. But the Hew York club men willing to give ISS per gallon for

thla whisky.

For 400 barrels that would amount to exactly *400,000. But what la that to a wealthy club for the luxury of such a Kings would travel around the world to sample it. Barrels of It could ha kept to ripen for another century, and It would ba an ever-growing world’s But mum’s tha word among the members of tbs oiub until they've got the precious stuff in their vsnlte. Then they will be safe to maka public acknowledgment of their treasure. Out in rarkville. on the Missouri river's banks, thrre la bow going os the queerest mining operation on record. A shaft has bees dug, caissons sunk, sod-now the workmen an searching In the hail of the old steamboat Arabia for the cargo of whisky knows to be stowed away In the hold. When they begin to hoist those old oaken barrels out of tht shaft It will be like hauling up chests of Spanish gold. The barrel* win be worth *1^40 each. ' The Smithsonian Institution at Washington will shortly possess the moat rapid camera In the world. It Is designed to take a successful negative with an exposure of one six-hundredth of a second, and it is hoped that this may be increased so that “—

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