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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21
SONS AunEiciN EhroAUrIoN.
The Society Endorses the Is'api's"i''"'
ot Local Chapters.

,r,o Sons of the American Revolution
hcld their regular monthly meeuhs 'a''
,,tcbt al the rooms OF the NHsii'd 10
,oriral society. President VI. W. iie''i
49,. IN the cnair, and Secretary j.. II.
r,,,or recorded The following olhci
,,.nbers were also present, i'.sis,, a.
nr y \. Prtck and Messfs. NJ T. ! M
inns John l.. Mcclure. Jonn ~ - -
#. \. Carter, Dr. Joseph \. me inns
r.. Smith. *. III. Gaines W. NJ .,,,
Dr White moved that tie report oil the
Committee on Revision OF the bS Lava
which was submitted at the last I'.-
'',,,.o 4. aa..t.4. This report recon-
r'sod.d :ae adoption OF the consulu'.o.l
~ II ,yas printed u the Nelr-pooN j.
IN, OF fhe National Society. III also
recommended The adoption OF am au''-
tt,,,sl section providing that local ch"P-
t,rs might be- established Withih ''c
state of Virginia wherever I'VE u' INV
members make the required apple"'l'H
TO the State society.
Mr.. Minor called attention 10 ire lac
that the constitution as printed III u'e
,-,ar-book gave February I'D as the an
niversarv Of the Virginia Society WINE
the latter had agreed TO have is annual
celebration on May 10Th. lie, there
fore offered as an amendment 10 Df'
Whites motion that the report OF the
committee hc so changed as 10 ictaiH
May 18th for the annual colehratioh
DR. White pointed out that II was eas-
Ter to induce the members Of the So
ciotv 10 attend "a celebration ia fcNiu-
airy than it would be about the middle
of May. and for that reason he Thought
it would be best TO accept February "a
as anuivcrsary-da
MIR. Minors amendment was then re-
So. .t4ffN
On motion Of Mr. Carter. the secretary
was instructed 10 have 500 copies of the
revised constitution and bylaws. together
with "a list of the members and their
ancestors printed fer distribution among
other societies and branch chapters.
The question as 20 a proper celebration
of the next anniversary of the society.
February %. 1897. was then taken mp, and
briefly discussed. on motion of Mr.. Ne.
Jones the president was requested to APP
point % committee Of FIVE, who are 10
prepare programme and make the ne
cossarv arrangements for the annual
celebration.
Tho following now mcmhors were elect
ed: B. y. Morse. OF Simpson. MecSlcn-
burg. Va: Robert Gault Of Williams
burg: Dr. ". W. Dckey. Of Bluoied,
W. Va.
Mr.. John T. Mcclure was requested 20
invite major +. T.. Lassiter. OF Peters
bdrg. 20 deliver n lecture before the So
cicty NJ the annual celebration.
\ great deal Of satisfaction was *
pressed over me growing interest that is
being taken in the society and its oh
iects IN this CITY. rs well ms in other
sections OF the state. The state society
has now about @ hundred members. and
il is hoped tha. I'm Wow Of the amend
II. H. . q 4t4. D..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

says DE- was born I'm slavery az iiamp-
den. Va. Ills grandmother was brought
90 this country from Africa lo1 years lgo.
ana Dc claims also to he "a iincal desccn-
dent OF The great Black Hawk. III, hla
been % haueer-on az political headqu1r-
tors here for years. with no visible means
of support. Last spring. before the Re-
publican State convention. he won drl-
matte triumph by stirring homey bit
Of olOQucuce. which set the delegates fair
ly wild with enthusiasm and caused them
10 nominate "a colored man Tor whom
Allen had pleaded rs am altornate-at-
large 10 the ST. Louis convention though
in 80 doing The candidates name had 20
bee written ON % printed ballot and one
OF the men on the slate scratched in
consequence
Allen rather enjoys the discontinue n
his party associates at tho present time.
They knew who I was" ne says "and T
got the nomination fairly II ! was good
enough 10 nominate. / was good enough
10 bee elected. and now that I've been
elected. + guess I'm good enough 70
serve. and I'm going 10 do b. Thercs
not money enough 10 the vaults of the
State treasury 90 prevent it,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21
CAROLINA METHODlSTS.
yurwysTyEN CONFLRhNCE TO on
CAME A HIsTORTCtL sOcfEIf.
sp,r,ted Debate on Coipor,ace-A ran
.d,,,., IN T.tabli.h reform school
for youthful Criminals.

SALISBURY. y. C.. Nov o.-specia''-
The third DAYS session of the Western
North Carolina Conference began t''S
morning with devotional exercises 'edu
10y Rev. G.. W. Ivey. the vencral pas'o'
OF the church at Rutherfordton. bishop
Galloway presided. The journal OF yes
tcrdays session was read and approved
4 fraternal message was received from
Bishop j. y. Hood, who is presiding over
the A. NJ. l.. Zion Conference AT IA!
oitevile, and the secretary was instructed
to send a suitable response.
A HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Rev. NJ. Y. Sheriff. introduced a reso-
luton TO form a historical society III We
conference, which was adopted ana the
following committee was appointed 10
formulate plans for its organization: NJ
Y snerrill. j. I'd. Thompson, {. f. Sher-
ru j. II. scrogcs and X. :. Webb.
Eev. \. =. tyler made brief speech
I'm regard to Trinity College.
The Committee on COlpOrtage made ma
iority and minority reports, the ilrst Ia
voring a continuance OF the JOINT arrange
mcnt with the North Carolina Confer
ence with Rev. T. J. Gatus coiporter'
The minority report favored a separate
Advancement. and recommended Rev. y.
II. Richardson as agent This brought
out lengthy and spirited discussion
which was participated in ny feNs' -
T.. cay, J. r. Scroggs, 7. W. Mansiieid'
r. A. Boone. J. J. Rem and others Inc
minority report WAS adopted.
4 REFORM SCHOOL.
Dr. =. +. Dixon, lay delegate from
Cleveland county, introduced resolu-
ton favoring the establishment of re-
form school for young criminals. which
was adopted.
G. W. Tillett Of Charlotte. offered 4
resolution requesting the ministers to
take M collection for the Orphanage
at oxford Thanksgiving Day, which was
adopted
The report Of the Committee on Tenn
pcrance was read by Rev y. = Raper'
and recommended among other things
cooperation with the Anti-Saioon League.
ana the sending OF delegates 10 the meet
ing of said league at Washington. d. G..
December Nh.
After rccommitment the report was
adopted. and Rev. Or Daniel Atkins ana
c. W. Tillett. Esq. were appointed dele
gates. and Rev. Or. ". : Greasy ana
J. ". Buttcrick. Esq. aliernates.
Rishon GALLOWAY by request explained
AT length the workings or the Prohinition
laws of Mississippi. where he resides.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

The cold weather Is beginning 10 drive
a large number Of northern people South
and the jefferson is attracting many Of
them. Tho arrivals Yesterday We're more
than sixty and there was quite a busy
air about the lobby OF the hotel. Among
those who registered az tho jefferson yes
tcrday were Herbert Il. Turner Of New
York. Judge T.. -. J. Cross. William
II. Blackford. and General John Gill OF
Baltimore; Edwin 7. Moary W. r. Fitz-
gerald. p T. Wood and wife. and c. S.
Locfe. Of New Jersey; Mrs ". IT. r.
Lee c. Hatton Mrs. I. J. Barney Miss
Barney, Robert 7. Mason. Mrs. Tahb
A. w. Armstrong. Clarence T. Young
and 5. G. Stevens. Of Virginia: II. G..
Churchill. Boston: Or. X. Smith and
Miss May Van Buren,. of South Caro-
lima.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

Misses Jones and Duke were receivcn
with the usual interest ana enthusiasm.
and entertained their friends III n N,3ss
satisfactory and pleasing manner MISS
ZONES artistic rccitals and Miss Duke =
ciorntion have always delighted a Ken
mond audience. <...,.,,,
kuovn i'm Richmond. made her tirst ap-
pearance I'm connection with the Woman
College and received immense applause.
Tho following was the programme.
l. Gottschalk, "Trcmolo.' carrie Is
Jones.
p cd Rul.enstcin. voices or the
Woods" (b) Emery, Burst. Ne Apple
Buds" Annie VI. Moomaw.
3. shakespeare. Henry tho fIfths Woo
Ing" Lenorc j.. Duke. =,
a. List. ''Ehapsodie Honerosse.' No. il,
Carrie X. Jono.
3. DOnizctu "Cavatina, In questo sem
plco' from Betty" Annie NJ. Moomaw.
s. Lew Wallace. Ben Hurs Chariot
Race" Lcnorc Il. Duke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

Corn-stealers Before His Honor-W. {
Rhodes Fined ~ for Assault.

b John Boydcn. Mark Armstrong. and
A. Jones were prisoners in the Police
Court yesterday morning. charged with
breaking into Chesapeake and ohio
car near the Tredcgar Works, and steal
ing corn. The boys stated that they
found "a lot of corn which had leaked out
OF the car and sold 30. The case WAS
continued until next Wednesday to secure
further evidence.
James Robinson and William Godfrey
both white were given sixty days each
on the charge stealing a turkey.
Eugene Button was givCn twelve
months for entering a G. and, o. ca
boose with intent TO steal. and sent TO
the grand jury on the charge OF taking
brasses.
The case Of W. C. Rhoados q saloon
keeper. CHARGED with assaulting officer
Murray In his saloon last sunday. while
the officer was m citizens clothes. was
before Justice Crutchheid Thursday af-
ternoon. and Rhoades was fined $. the
Justice taking the ground that the officer
had no right 10 enter Rhoades' private
apartment without warrant. Mr.. II.
Il. Smith defended Rnoados.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21
ENccntiNe Clemency.

Governor OFccrall has granted a par
don to Dick Smith, sentenced in the
Norfolk County Court for second degree
murder TO six years in the pcnitentary.
Smith was received at the ponitcntiary
i'm October. 1902.
William Mayo. alias Funston. who wa
given seven years for grand larceny IN
the Corporation Court Of Danville. was
also hardened. lie was received at the
ponncnuary I'm September 1855. Five
years were added for his second conyic-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

There are very intelligent men ana
women who still prefer open iires to
steam pipes and furnaces.
But only a very sha.low-mnded person
would deliberately choose an old-ia.h-
toned remedy in case u sickness
Sufferers from neuralgia. rheumatism OF
kidney trouble want the snreSt and most
advanced remedy science can give >them'
Getting well H. not matter Of sentiment
bur the most seriously practical matter.
That is why the most thoughtful ana
conservative people BOW use Paine's Gel
err Compound. and recommend II 10
friends and relatives who are threatened
or afflicted with nervous exhaustion sleep
lessness. disordered liver or blood d.
seases.
That wonderful acute and patient In
vestieator. Professor Edward r. Phelps.
NJ D.. IL. D.. Of Dartmouth COLLEGE: en-
lodied I'm Paiue's Celery COMPOUND ine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

Tho Richmond Boat Club held a called
meeting last ight i'm their rooms. corner
e Main ana HclVideIe streets. Tho names
Of two applicants for membership were
acted upon. and both were admitted.
The following gentlemen were appointed
n House Committee. Messrs l.. l.. Cheat
wood J. Paoli. &. Wallace, ,. w. Cooper.
and Dr. r. T.. Franklin.
Tho club adopted garnet and orange as
tho colOrs e be worn to-day IN the pa
rade of the Richmond League Of Wheel
men.
\ sketch of by laws was drawn up and
submitted TO a committee. consisting OF
the following gentlemen: Nessrs. &. II.
Johnson. l.. l.. Chcatwood. Il. y. Tignor.
J. Gsllankins and T.. w. Cooper. The
club then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21
EO,TON - NHOCh I'D.
virginia Negro IL Unexpectedly '""se"
Hi.h oHice.

\ Virginia Negro 4" t"rNp'''''''
ton High onice.
Roston letter 30 the washington
Post says. s...s , t,r,oi,
Boston Republicans have fouhn q - r,
- in their election ointment. isaac -
,iiar n negro. as black as ebony ""o
- bo-n "A virginia slave ana na-
,,fi.e record. has been elected 10 'Ie
r,s,.,,iva Council. where he VIII sit a.
an otrcial adviser TO Gov. Roger No,co1'
a. cocss in with the Republican ianu'
Ia fron, a Democratic district "nich
i-e,,,lss the back bay portion OF Boston.
.'.,r.f.i, ,h, most wealthy ana NciusNr
constituency In America. Il j. pe.,l,s 90
~, t,is i th, hr-t instance or col.I-
w., heirg chosen TO such q high once
- o,,. xortharu State. and me ciTsu"i-
st,r|s, connected with The case MAKE it
something more than one OF mere '00''
interest. e.t..,,, ..,.ied
I, has only just been dehnite!y se''leu
~, Ausn was. in fact, elected. On tns
s"c. ~ n, returns he had p!urality OF
,Si ovs~ nis Democratic opponent. o.l
recount Ct the votes was denlahueu .. &c
s'eStlon commissioners. and Il rese.tsa ~
cutting down hts plurality 70 o. Du'ins
,,s nrocress. when HIS opponent sullivan.
was making great gains. there Wa d va.
amount of winking and loose tax ABOUT
counting the colored man out ana nad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

lust a little sunshine.
Just little rain.
Just a freezing atmosphere
Then it's warm again.
Just a little hacking cough
with US for a day.
Just bronchitis. torsi.lti''
or pneumonia.
. Just little maiden.
Just a word or two.
Just a case OF married lie
That's the thing 10 DO.
Just score ~ hungry mouths
open night and day:
Just D hustle. brain and musc'@'
Countless bills 20 pay.
Just few friends here ani tAere'
As things ebb ana how.
Just little lingering.
AS we see them go.
Just a little laughter.
Just little sOrg.
Just tired feeling.
Lasting all day Ions.
Just little sunshine.
Just a little rain:
Just a sojourn here awhile,
Then we're OF again.
tom Mason. In Lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21
Transfers of Real E.fnfe

Richmond.-Leroy +. Brown and wife
10 August Pohlie. As 1-G feet on south
side Franklin street between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth. $3.50.
North Side Land Company 10 MORGAN
T. Jones. 40 lisp feet en- north side
Beverly street, 30 1-2 feet west of Beach.
81 500.
Iienrico.-J. J.. Taliaferro and wife 10
Henry. s. Winston. one-half interest in
90 feet on west side Twentieth street.
III LIP feet north Of r. $3.50.
Henry 5. Wallcrstein and wife to H.
:. Winston and !. L Taliaferro. % 51-2-l2
feet on west side Twentieth street
1c6 1-2-12 feet north Of r. S33O.73.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

most progressive. yet thorouehly o'iab-
n-hed. views on the cure OF diseases 81
nervous origin.
All OF the imitators OF raine's Celery
Compound-every one knows how many
there are-have proved 10 be entirely wide
OF the mark Their promises Of astonish-
ire curative abilities are easily made on
paper: but they are not kept.
II IS easy 10 verify every claim made
hv Paine's Celery Compound. There Is
no village so small but IL contains fami-
lies i'm which this wonderful remedy has
made some member we'll Men who weigh
their words and are careful what they
write above their signatures have publicly
given this great invicorafor its deserved
credit for heaith-makng powers such as
no other remedy ever received.
That Paine's Celery Compound certainly
cures such diseases rs neuralgia. sleep
les,ncss ana dyspepsia does not admit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

The regular monthly meeting Of tho
Travellers Protective Association will be
held at their headquarters i'm the Cham
her Of Commerce building tonight at 5
o'clock.
The subject for discussion will be
upon the suggestion for more manufac-
turing enterprises.
Those interested are invited TO be
present and It will be the pleasure Of
the body to have a fun and free dis
cussion of the subject. The travelling
men are eager to have new enterprises
started. as they see the necessity OF
such.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21
Good Business Outlook.

INC various Iotols In the civ arc doIng
n large business, and this fact shows
that business all along the line has o..
upward tendency. Drummcrs in every
line of business are flockng TO tho South,
and with very few exceptions they re-
port large orders. one New York candy
and hoHday-coods drummer told ne last
night that he had taken more orders in
the past ton days for his goods than
ever before in the same space Of time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

OF a doubt II builds up the entire nei-
vous system. pumps 0nt the tissues starts
the blood into healthy circulation. ana
regulates the action of the nerves. 1t
makes people we'll strong and enersrur.
Mrs. r r. Pratt % centre hiooN.
conn. whose portrait Is given here. says
plainly.
Il md Paine's celery Compound a
perfect medicine ! took several bottles
for general debility. aud 20 dld Tor me
an could ask D. made me Well nave
recommended it 10 my friends. ana lAsy
all speak i its praise
Palne's Celery Compound is The nc
assured and direct means 81 getting back
a run store OF vitality. 10 is true nerve
regulator 10 cXternina'es I'D vicious
humor. that luccr in the blood u cures
rheumatism. and is used Toy pn!sl'i bids
rs specific for this disease.
Save 1f~s w Il. Johnson. of cape
Refer Me:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21
Rubber Sails.

\ proposition Is at present In the wind
to make the sails OF ships OF rubber in
stead Of canvas. II IS supposed that II
roped strongly along foot. luf and leach
the result will be superior 10 the canvas
sails Surely. however a sudden increase
OF wind power would expand the sail too
much and cause some difficulty IN gov
erning the course Of the boat. paper pulp
is again suggested as being an adequate
substitute for canvas. When pressed into
sheets ard stitched together il would
make light and effective sail.-Ram' s
Horn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

Mr. 7. - Wmedold and Miss Blanche
Hargr0ve were married at O't<ck yes
terday afternoon. i'm the Clay-Strect
Methodist church. ly Rev. Mr. II N.
Hope The bride wore "a dark travelling
gown. The ushers were Mossrs. W. J..
Wingloid bcst nam. =. Thomas. T. T..
ToYna. a. g. N0lcy James X. lawson.
and g. ~. Monfeomcrv Aner the cerc-
mouv Mr. and AIRS Wingfold lefi for r.
Northern tour The groom is we'll
known carpenter. while DIS bride b. Il
y.uus lady on many luc qualities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

Police on the Lookout Tor Man With a
Emil

Police on the Lookout for Man with a
Huli.
PETERSBURG. VA, Nov 2o.-To-nisht
n negro named Edward Jones entered the
residence Of Mrs. william Taylor on
Liberty street. and stole . clocSS, ailied
al s. the property Of Mis- Briasars
G9uthter OF Mr.. :. s. Bridgcrs. Of TINS
place. lie was arrested. and tne s1to lem
clock recovered. Jones has Just Deer
turnad ON of ths JAN ut Farmville, ana
arrived here last night. ..,.,
ON "Wednesday a bun was stolen from
William Wilson (coiorcd. IN Dln"lHlie
counfv twenty-eieht miles from Peters
burg. Tonight Wilson arrived hefs IN u.
eeerch OF the stolen animal having
ss.,'il,d thc entire distance. lie traced
the BUN to this city. A man WIN b pun
answering the description o. tne one
s,o''" ~. offsred to sell The beast here
but not helms ape TO lS 49, ctI s have iS5 been
,,.y 10 keep "a lookout Tor the man "'u
iltl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21
Tho Eirsi sion

81 wish YOU would tell me-" said the
kind old Judge 10 the lady burglar. how
YOU CAME 10 adont dsreputable profess
sion. How did YOU hecin?"
'Your honor" -eDlied the miserabie
woman. my FIRST step was 70 go through
nv husbands pockets while he silent.
After tim; the descent was easv."-Lite.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

The Young Ladies' Society Of Grace
street Episcopal church gave a silver tea
i'm the chapel of that church last evening.
The occasion was q very charming one.
Light refreshments were served. Miss
Marianne Meade and Mr.. Gus DrcWry
sang several selections i'm their usually
harpy style. \ nice sum was realized
from the tea. which will be used FOR the
benefit # the church. Miss Mary ThIw
is president Of The Young Ladies' Society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

'The Old Family Album Was Presented
~ the First baptist Church.

81 the First baptist Church.
4 unique entertainment was given in
the lcCturc-room OF Tire First BAPTIST
church last night. for the benefit OF tie
Kings Daughters and the Missionary
Society OF the Willipms Memorial Circle.
and the Sheltcring Arms Hospital. The
entertainment was along the line Of the
old Mrs. Jarloy's WaX-Norks.' Miss
Bessie Belle Davis represented an old
lady OF autc-bcllum days, and described
pictures which were reproduced in "a
large "ife-slzcd" album. which stood
upon the platform. The pictures were
represented by various friends Of the OBJ
tects for which the entertainment was
given. and showed careful STUDY Of
detail upon their part.
AFTER the entertainment lunch and
refreshments were served. and a neat
little sum was realized for the Deserving
objects.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

~, mo TO- suppotc. Yer SEE. / had ter
10 do her. had ter buy her clos an.
her shoes an her stockin's. Now II ]
had err gone an got married / would or
had ter give dem tnes ter my wife. an
dat would Doe takin DC clos an de shoes
ami dc sfockin's right out o. my mucder $
nouf. "-Washington Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

Wife Mrcarily)-"Ah. me- The days Of
chivalrv are past o.,
Uushand-"Whats tho matter now
wifa-"sir Walter Raleigh laid his cloak
on the ground for queen Elizaocth 10
walk over. but YOU get mad simply be-
cause poor. dear mother sat down on your
hat"-BostOn Globe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

Mr. Fnnlers-John. Won must put mn
advertisement iu the paper Tor another
girl tomorrow morning. Mary Is In
paradise now.
Mt Flinlers-What, DID she start the
fire 18th coal oi2
Mrs Flnders-No; she's GOT q chance
to work In d crocSery shop. Cleveland
Loader
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

New Roomer (sarcastically)-ls TINS al
the soap there is IN the room -
Laudlady (decidedlyl-Ne ST. al
will allow YOU. ..., ,,o-o
rooms. I've got 20 wash my lace III '''N
morning. -Chicago Daily News
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

'T tell you Il tal1es burglary 10 MAKE max.
q man rich "You ID mn poor uon
vou2" "No. ! moan ricn. IN VIM,
way" well. have been reaaihE "p 1.,l
the value OF the goods stolen rom 9li n-
80 touso and I find be- has lost more
IL, no over hadr-Chicago Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21
4 rhiNamn.c.

Vinie-t should think you would be
ashamed 10 nave your mother put you
to bed.
Bobbie-I don't know why should. She
does TIE same thing 10 father.-L!te.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

Fannic-Tcll NE candidly. Charlie don't
you begin 10 regret that you got mar
r'ed and gave up your old life OF free
dom?
Charic-Not bit OF II. find married
life so awfully jolly that II anything were
20 happen 10 You I'd get married again
inside Of a weck.-Toxas Sitter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21
Annill L iirM-

1T always makes me glad 20 see
woman acting silly over poodle
Why
Because il shows what bad bring
ine-up some lucky baby haas escaped. -
Chicago Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

.eWho Is that man in the next nat VINO
swears so2' 80. ,,,.-
Tin, is the fellow who earns his Nv
,..., a.ri.i,,o tre Lords Prayer hfty times
,,,7 one nnstal care. Chicago Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

"Do YOU enjoy novei-readins, Miss
Reilrda?'
ooh. very mucA one can associate with
,o,,fo In fcroa thai one wouldn't dare
- snesk % in real ufe."-ChicagO Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

The eleven of tho Richmond High School
will leave for Petersburg this afternoon
10 play the crack team Of that city. As
the Richn end High School team has been
rreafiv sticrgthencd by the addition Of
several GOOD PLAYERS. 10 doubt good
g4ric will be the result.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

How DO you find it possible TO act that
role 81 the prosecuted wife so naturally"
asked the reporter.
"It isn't very dificule' replied the
great actress. "The villain is my real
husband. '-Phlladelphia North Amerl-
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