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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
OF Interest TO Mothers,

The success OF Mrs. Annie NJ Beam
of Mckee sport Pa. Ia the treatment
of diarrhoea in her children will un-
doubtedly be OF interest to many moth
ers. She says Il spent several weeks
in Johnstown Pa, after the great mood,
on account OF my husband being employ
ed there We had several children
with us. two Of whom took the diar-
rhoea very badly. l got some Of Cham
berlan's Collie. Cholera and DiarrhOea
Remedy from Rev. Mr.. Chapman 1t
cured both OF them. | knew Of several
other cases where II was equally success
full. | think II cannot be excelled and
cheerfuliy recommend it." - ana 10
cent bottles for sale by owens d Minor
Drug Company. y. NJ. Slaughter. +. Z.
Reeves 81 Co, and w. q. Forstmann,
druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

yacbtsmcn being members thereof. But
Archduke Stephen Is by no means the
only prince of his house who is fond OF
the sea. There is his cousin. Archduke
Louis Salvador. who, when not In resi-
dence on his picturesque nome IN the
Mediterranean island OF Majorca. Is
cruising for months together on his
yacht. the Nike (Elhn), which has just
been totally wrecked on the African
the Archduke. who has "A masters GER
tifcate OF navigation. has been in tn,
habit Of dropping his imperial rank ana
assuming the name Of Captain Eein-
dOrif," Just as his brother, the late Arch-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

attributable rather 10 considerations OF
Immunity from danger Of assassination
than from any question OF comfort or
taste Queen Christina OF Spain delights
In nothing so much as fierce blow, her
predictions in this respect being the
terror of the court dignitaries who are
called upon TO attend her on board and
VINO are not, like herself, free from the
Qualms Of mai-demer. Yet. strangely
enough. she is OF all European soveregns,
the only one who does not own a yacht,
the possession Of which. may be seen
from above. ID intended more for show
and dignity than for pleasure.
Her brother Archduke stephen, of
Austria, is the yachtsman par excellence
OF the imperial family OF Hapsburg and
trian Yacht Club. organized on the same
lines as the Royal Yacht Squadron OF
IIEland. ssvArsl leading American
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

II was oliver Wendell Holmes who re-
marked that though woman tempted man
10 eat. he had an idea that Eve had
nothing 70 DO with his drinking. lie TOOK
to that on his own account ON another
occasion. at a dinner party, he remarked
with affected gravity: II really must not
smoke SO persistentiy. / must turn over
Z. new leaf tobacco leaf and have a
cigar only after each" here he paused.
as if TO say meal but ne continued
after each cigar" When the smile ran
chair ana said. a foreigner is an alien.
a foreigner who drinks too much Is a
bacchanalan, and may not foreigner
who smokes so much be called d tobacco
nallan?"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

Miss Rachel Cooke returned on Friday
from Norfolk.
one pretty morning last week Mrs. Rey-
nOlds, Franklin street, entertained num-
Der OF friends At an informal but very
enjoyable card party.
Miss Lima Mayo is visiting at Freder-
fcksburg.
Mrs Mann ). Quarles and her three
daughters will return next week from
Clarke county.
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gal who. on one occasion. swan out
through the breakers at La Granja to
rescue from a watery grave TWO boys
whose boat had capsized. All 81 Queen
Nictorias children and grandchildren have
crippled left arm does not prevent En-
perOr William from being superb swim
mer as was his father. the late Emperor
Frederick. who Notwithstanding his I'M
perial dignity. was fond Of playing all
kinds OF pranks in the water with Doth
officers and men at the swimming estab-
lishment Of the Guards at Potsdam.
Prince Henry. of Prussian has on one oc-
casion dived in full uniform OF the
deck of his cruiser, the Irene into the
sea, while King oscar, OF Sweden, his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
Ii il AL Rlghf.

II the world amt better, there's some
thing wrong;
There amt a sigh but is half a song.
true,
But falls on the heart like the Lords
But falls on the heart like the Lords
own dew!
And there amt O night in lonely place.
But has some light from the Lords own
--AtlantT Constitution.
In June OF this year 100000 children
OF the United States
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

on last Friday night Miss Stanley At
kins. who Is spending the summer at Bon
Air the popular and gay. gave a charm
Ing dance as a courtesy 10 number OF
her friends
Miss Ellen Mercer Cooke Will, during
the ensuing week, visit the family Oh
Colonel VIM. x. Aylett King william
Miss Callie Ryiand has returned to the
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

The entire success Of the Excursion
to NIAGARA. Watkins Glen, etc, for the
benefit Of the Retreat for the SICK Is
hest proven by the fact that promptly
upon their return 70 Klcnmond. utey
BEGAN. like Oliver Twist 10 TASK Tor
Many would have gone on less at
tractiVe trip purely for the sake OF me
worthy institution, but the fact mat the
program included so many points oil
beauty and interest. won larger mum
Der than the ladies' in charge had ahtlci-
pated. ,,-.-,,,,,
ION Watkins Glen n ride down seneca
lake. fl visit TO the Art Gallery az Roches-
ter. 10 Chalet the COney Island or tnal
CITY. 10 Niagara, where. In the Ehgiish
Queens dOmnions they attehlep ser
vice on Sunday. Joining with less pa
,riotisrn than pollteness IN the three
prayers for Victoria's prosperity rode on
the Maid Of the Mist" and. iudeei,
did" Niagara thoroughly going under
the falls through the tunnel, thence DIV
observation cars 20 Lewiston, across
the lake 10 Toronto. where several dee
lighttul days were spent al ~. James
hotel Here all points Il interest We're
visited the party returning via Bufdlo.
where they attended "A service conducted
bv the salvation Army In front or the
clifton House. Mount Vernon and Alex
andria were also visited the party redch-
ing Richmond on Friday evening
y -
10 taken. Miss Bette Ellyson and Mrs.
Rahm were the efficient chaperones.
The managers have been requested 10
arrange for another OF these excursions
for september, and have more than half
Tbe Retreat and its admirable work
need no praise here. the character Of the
institution Is too well and delightfully."-
known. Its charity patients are many,
and in its cnildren's ward alone enough
good il done 10 entitle IT, for the sake
~ that department alone. 10 the warm
support OF the kindly public.
Mrs Jenkins Is its gentle president
Mrs. J. b. Lightfoot. its efficient secre-
farv. and these ladies' seconded by an
earnest and able Board Of Managers, are
putting forth strenuous efforts in its
behalf.
one OF the ladies who addressed the
Ohio LEGISLATURE on wOmans suffrage
made the following remarks about the
lords Of creation"
Il divide mankind into four classes:
"First-Those who do not know, and
do not know that they do not know.
These are fools; leave them.
"Second-ThOse who do not know and
know they DO not know. These are chill
'"Third-Those who know and do not
know they know. These are asleep; rouse
them.
they know. Those are wise men; follow
tn m"
Has ANYBODY save the favored Ohio
female ever seen any OF the second and
third varieties Of the human male?
Mrs. Jessie Tyson. who has been en-
PERTAINING house fun OF friends al her
heantiful seat. "Cylburn." Nd, goes this
week with Miss May Handy OF Virginia
to Bar Harbor.
Mr. J. Coleman Drayton and Or. Rich
ard IL Derby. who are cruising I'm North
ern latitudes have reached Labrador.
Thsy viii return 10 Halifax about the
middle Of August.
Mr. ". X Vanderbilt has been enter
tanning the Duke and Duchess OF Fife.
the latter the eldest daughter OF the
Prince OF Wales, at Danesheld, a beau
tiful place at Henley which Mr.. Wander
hiit has Leased from Mr.. Scott Murray.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

second son, and Prince George. Of Greece.
have each earned llfe-saving medals for
plunging into the waves to rescue men
from drowning
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Richmond to Niagara Falls and Return.

81 VIA DIRECT ALL-RAIL ROUTE.
Niagara Tours viii leave Washington
by special train over Pennsylvania rail
r2aa. August I'D. September LIST and
2lth. through the picturesque Valley
or the Susquehanna and the IA
nous Lake Region OF New York
Round-trip from Richmond only Sl4,
Via Richmond, fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad. Tickets limited eleven
days. and good 10 stop al Watkins Glenn
ana Rochester, returning via Buffalo.
For fun Information apply to
Z. A. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager,
Byrd-Sueet Station.
:, The beautiful Allegheny. at Goshen.
va, with It's electric lights, open fire.
places. and excellent table, etc, will be
kept open during the lovely autumn
months. Rates are very moderate Ad.
arsss J. WATKINa Len,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

The engagement Of Miss Virginia Cas-
sadly Heuning and Mr. John Munson, is
announced. Warm congratulations were
never more thoroughly IN order, for Miss
Hennng is both pretty and charming,
aud Mr.. MunSOn is Il more than COM
monty fine fellow. During a compare
lively short residence in Richmond he
has won many friends and his business
qualifications and social gifts are rec
osniZed by wide circle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

Miss Fronie Pegram is the guest of
Miss Claude Palmer Blacksburg.
Miss Evelyn Williams IS visiting friends
in Warrenton.
Miss Ellen Blair has returned TO the
city.
Mrs. John d. Blair and her small son,
Master John j.. Blair. Jr, have re-
turned from Buckingham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

The death Of the father of Miss Minnie
Tucker Miss Saunders guest during
last winter. will be deeply regretted by
ali who had the pleasure OF meeting that
exceedingly charming girl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
THESE ARE OUR TERMS.

IT'S we'll for you know that if you are half right we viii open
m account with you and give you all the credit you want
not ask one-ha onefourh or even oneent down and balance
IT. ,oo;n ,o;,.
~ Is that while you the best goods in the city Save
s Ok 10 40 per cent by buying from WE HAVE NO SpF.
Gals EVERYTHING IN THE HOUSE Is BARGAIN
WV ARE SELLING A RUG PARIIOR SUIT AT $50 and s.
% 90 many "a are wanted-tte goods others ask Si5
W. have other SUITS RUGS, SILK PLUSH and BROCATE
at reasonable figures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

MISS Mary PreStOH NOUIt ItdFto tIII"
week for New York.
Mrs. James Walker and her attractive
sister. Miss Mary Hayes, left on the
10th for Warm Springs. Va.
Mrs. Camm and Misses Annie Leigh
and Gertrude Camm have returned from
Misses Annis and Mary Howard left
last week for Capon Springs.
Mrs. f.. A. Saunders, Misses Marie
Saunders and Lula Walker left
last week for Asheyiile, y c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
CARPETS. MATTIMCS. OIL-CLOTHS

In fact everything needu for the house be purchased here
Cl and look over our stock We there something
n You want it, you need it. why not when have such
a chance. earn corc
TO those uxuousIy inclined can sell SOLID GOLD or
FILLED CASE WATCH either ladys gentemans size We Fan
finnish anv movement at es than jewelers. prices DIAMOND
RTVGS and other set rings OPALS, MARQUISE etc; WATCH
Ct AIMS at very lowest prices DON'T HESITATE TO CONE
AM pARTAKE OF THE GOOD THINGS WE OFFER
Remember strictly advertised We the c'
e in the city in the credit business and have gained t9 as
ton bv low prices and fair dealing Our motto, LIBERAL IN
DI1CFNFNrS AND Low PRICES TO ALL
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rHE LOCAL BUDGET.
,~..r THE FAsHIOSABLE SET ARE
DOING.
MANY Ont OF Town-Othsrs about to Leave
for their Summer Outing-some
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Az Goshen Mrs. Benjamin Nash. Mrs.
Harbour. Mrs Charles Il. Smith, Mrs.
Charles Stokes. Mrs. Charles Workman.
Misses Mary Hatcher, Nellie Boykin, ana
Maude Stokes represented Richmond.
Misses Boykia and Hatcher are chaperon-
ed by Mrs. Nash.
Mrs. Charles Davenport and family are
enjoying life at the "Old Sweet"
Mrs y. NJ. Wilson. her attractive niece.
Miss Sheppard, Misses Gray. and Helen
Lea. are registered at Blue Ridge.
Mrs. James r.. Branch and family VIII
spend the months Of August and Septem-
Der in healthful and beautiful AlbelharIe
Master John Langhorne, the attractive
little son Of Mr.. &. -. Langhorne, whose
family are now at their country RESI-
dence, "Nfirador." is III, diptheria being
the disease with which he Is suffering.
Mr.. Alexander Wedell is recreating at
Greenwood. Albemarle county
Mrs. Paran Stevens, who has been quite
historical over her stained glass WIN
dows has gone TO New YORK 10 Try 70
remedy the evil wrought by the nall
storm which. says the Commercial Ad-
yertiser." win go down to history along
with THE Skeleton In Armor,' and the
other thrilling annals of Newport.
on one occasion. the late Justice La
mar was taken to task by a lady at Bar
Harbor. who thought he did not recognize
her. "Ah, Judge" she said, Il am aLralp
Won don't remember me. l met you here
Remember you, madam" vas the
quick reply with one of his courty BOWS
why, I've been trying ever since 10 toI-
get YOU And she Iaughingly exclaimed,
"Oh. go away. you dear, delightful, old
Southern humbug.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

Or. Landon p. Edwards, the able and
widely esteemed editor OF the Virginia
Medical Convention which meets at Hot
Springs tomorrow.
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are here in every grade from the cheapest the 'st polished
marble top WALNUT and IMITATION SUITS also in stock
looked after here any other room ~ ~
RI1FFETTS SIDEBOARDS, CHINA PRESSE and CLOSETS
EvTFNSION TIA BLES, PLAIN and FANCYlIGII-BACk DIX
ne en- AIRS DINNER and TEA SETS reasonable prices
tording all the opportunity furnish small cost pretty
IEYWOODS BABY CARRIAGES IS one OF our mobiles and
% 2 Are thew not the BEST cheapest and the .
in the market? The ladies this to be fact and ask for item
and refuse others said to be "just as good"
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NOW GELHARDT IS DEAD, TOO.
Attempted Suicide Of John E.
Greene's Slayer Successful.
The Policeman Avenged the Ruina-
ton of His Home.

Policeman William r. Gelharlt. of the
Ralph avenue station, Brooklyn, who on
oct. % last shot and killed John Il. X.
Greene, his wife's admirer, and few
days ago aimed bullet at his own
heart. died shortly before midnight last
nigh, at the Homeopathic Hospital.
Blood poisoning was the immediate
cause Of death.
Gelhlrdt was conscious until within a
short time before he expired. and he
asked repeatedly to see his wife. Gel
harits friends say that the suspense OF
waiting for his trial for the murder of
Greene made him temporarily insane.
The shooting Of Greene was very SEN
satlonal one evening in the latter part
Of September Gelhardt went home to
give his wife newspaper. He noticed
that she. appeared nervous and III at
ease, AND his suspicious were aroused.
He hegah to look around the house and
found mans coat lying upon the bed.
ON opening a closed door he found
Greene standing In corner in his
stockings. He ordered him out of the
house
The policeman was heart broken over
the discovery. but forgave his wife and
they continued to live together. a few
weeks later. Gelhardt discovered that
Greene was still calling upon his wife.
The morning of oct 20, he went to the
mnchine-shop Of the Brooklyn IL" road.
Greene out upon the street.
The men walked some blocks. Sew
eral pedestrians heard them quarrelling.
Then. 1t was said. Gelharlt turned. drew
his revolver and fired two shots at the
destroyer Of his domestic happiness.
Green" fell at his feet and died in a few
minutes. Gelhardt said he fired the
shots lin self-defense.
He was acquitted by the Coroner's
Jury. but was indicted by the Grand
Jury for manslanghter in the first de
gree. He was released on bail for trial
The case hung fire. and Gelhardt be-
came respondent over the loss OF his
pay, his temporary suspension from
duty, and the delay In calling hscase
for trial.
His wife disappeared. and he went to
live with his brother at 1li9 Bedford
avenue. Monday, Il week ago, while the
members of the family were at dinner.
he went into the basement and aimed n
bullet at hts heart. The missile struck
"A rib AMI glanced OF. inflicting a dan
gerous but not necessarily fatal wound.
Blood poisoning set in, however and
the end came as told above. Gelhardt
Will be buried Friday.
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GIVEN UP ALL HOPE.
Eczema Turning to Blood Poison.
Treated by Specialists 7 Months
Without One Particle of Success.
BODY RUNNING SORES.
Condition Terrible. Life Burden,
Tried Cuticura. In Three Days At
tends to Business. Cure Per-
manent,

In the Spring OF 1901 ] took that dreadful skin
disease Eczema, which turned into blood poison
| consulted the best known specialists In this
derived a particle OF good from any OF them
They had given II up AZ a hopeless cure. was
running sores all over me, some of them as large
rs n box OF your CrTiCURA. 1t cost me hundred
Of collars with these so-called specialists NY
condition was terrible, life was almost burden
To me. could not eat, drink or sleep; was
unable to walk and had given myself up as dead
tried all medicines imaginable. until friend
who had got relief advised me TO try CuTIcuRA
RENEDIEA sent out and got them, and when
took the first dose Of your CrTICTRA REsoI-
vESr ielt q little better; with three boxes OF
your most valuable CuTICrRA and one bottle OF
CUTICuRA REsoLvESr i was q new man. In
three days was mp walking around and attend.
ing 10 my business and u Is the CuTrCuRA and
CUrICCnA REsULvTeST that saved me from the
jaws Of dsah. This is two years ago. / wanted
10 see II II had been driven out Of my system,
and can say have never had any trouble since
Tor two years. GEO h. BRIGHT,
1910 Penn Ave. Pittsburgh Pa.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
KILLED WHILE PLAYING TAG.
Three Trolley Car Accidents, One
Of Them Fatal, in Newark.
Boys Life Crushed Out, a Girl and
a Colored Driver Injured.

NEWARK. April 25.-Frank Hamp-
son. aged three. OF 81 Jones street. was
killed by a trolley-car. in front OF his
home last night, and Julia Falion. aged
nine, had her foot crushed by another
trolley-car near her home. at ISL Nor
folk street. her life being saved only by
the prompt action of the motorman in
stopping the car.
Frank Hampson was playing in Jones
street near Springfield avenue, about I
o'clock. AS he was running across the
street from his own stoop crosstown
car $40 came along and struck him be-
fore It could be stopped by Frank Err
win. the motorman.
The child was knocked down and his
head was crushed by the protecting
boards in front of the wheels. Death
was instantaneous.
Motorman Erwin ran his car to the
Fourth Precinct Police Station and
gave himself up. He was not blamed
for the accident, and this morning he
was liberated on bail.
Julia Fallon was also playing in the
street near her home when a cross
town car knocked her down. The car
was stopped quickly and. although her
life was saved, her right foot was
crushed so badly that 1t may have to be
amputated.
At Washington and Williams streets
late last night trolley car demolished
the carriage in which f.. a. Sanderson.
Of 58t High street. was riding. His
colored driver was badly hurt, but Mr..
Sanderson escaped injury.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
BLACK MARIA AND HANDOUTS
Collector Eckerson Uses Them to
Brighten Delinquents.
Some Demur at First, but All Pay
Their Back Taxes.

HILLSDALE. N. j.. April 25.-Through
a magnificent display OF nerve. yester-
day. Tax Collector John w. Eckerson,
of Washington Township. succeeded in
collecting every penny Of taxes that
has been overdue for long time.
The delinquents felt that they had
been held up in the most approved
style and, as n matter OF fact, the
debtors Of the township faced a COM
bination which was pretty hard to beat,
to wit, an ugly pair Of handouts. grue-
some vehicle the Black Maria, a rough
herculean deputy sheriff and Tax Col
lector Eckerson himself. His modus
operandi was very simple, but uncom-
monty effective. He got there every
time. 1t was settle or have the steel
bracelets clapped on your wrists and
be toted of to jail In the Black Maria"
Eckerson started out early in the day.
and most of the townspeople looked upon
his new idea as a colossal bluff The de-
llnquents who thought 1t a bluff laughed
Eckerson and his pat hand" OF hand
cuffs, Sheriff and hurry-up cart called
them. Many of the belated taxpayer.
stood out boldly for just minute or two
Eckerson would summon his deputy with
the Black Maria and the handouts, ant
the next minute Eckerson would be told
oh, well. give me receipt for my
taxes!"
He got all was due the town. and h,
didn't have Il single passenger in hi!
sombre coach for Hackensack Jail.
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MAY LOSE HER SIGHT.
Mrs. SchneH sim Suffering from
Pepper Thrown in Her Eyes.

UNION HILL. N. j., April 25.-Mrs
Loomis Schnell, OF this place. who
had cayenne pepper throw in her
eyes Saturday night by a heavily yelled
woman. is still suffering severely from
the effects Of the pepper. and her ply
stefan thinks she is in danger of perma-
nently losing her sight.
Mrs. Schnell Is confident that she
knows who threw the pepper. but at
present refuses to give her name. She
has. however, given the police informa-
ton on which they hope to arrest the
pepper-thrower. She received an anony-
nous letter short time ago written in
a woman's hand and threatening her
with dire vengeance without, stating
any cause.
There formerly boarded with the
Schnells Thomas Lambert. who was sep
arated from his wife. Lambert left the
Schnells' house several months ago and
returned to live with his wife. 1t Is said
that recently the Lamberts have again
separated.
Mrs. Schnell admitted yesterday that
both she and her husband had tried hard
to keep Lambert away from his wife.