The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-02
THE SUNDAY TIMES TO-MORROW
VIII Present an Unusually Attractive
Collection of speriaI Articles

collection OF Special Articles
The Sunday Times will tomorrow pre-
sent an unusually attractive list OF spe-
cial articles, which our readers cannot
fail TO agree are In keeping with the best
class OF feature articles now gwen 10
the public through the medium oil cur
rent journalism.
The selection OF such matter Is by no
means a frivolous task. a. the wide range
OF subjects 10 be covered require con-
slant investigation and the Closest at
tentlOn.
The special features designed more
particularly for the women readers enl-
brace large scope, and from huhdreds
OF manuscripts, the most Interesting ana
entertaining have been carefully cuiled.
The demand for articles breathing more
perfectly the atmosphere In which women
live has caused a number OF our best
writers to turn their attention to such
subjects, and as a result The Times Is
enabled TO give 10 its women readers the
happiest thoughts OF some OF the most
capable authors in the country.
The regular news features OF the paper
will also appeal to the wants OF reah
ing public, for the great cables that
lie under the ocean. the wires mat Hasn
their electric stories. ana the speeu!.
mali rum INC lcDlnltHN SNN''N''N -
their daily collection OF current events INTO
the spicy columns OF the Sunday Times.
The regular departments OF society,
Art Music and Drama. and Sporting Will
be a history of the events OF the Weeh'
These absolute chronicles OF the past
and pleasant suggestions ana sPecuiatlons
as To future accomplishments, are hslu
i'm high esteem by our readers ana .i'e
plane of their excellence VIII De hain-
tained IN to-morrow's newsy ana reau"o'o
paper. ,,.nor-orv
A few OF the features for to-morro"
are. 80, a.
HEAT AND IT'S MISERlES. zap al
CUES that Satan invented inc ''Iei ~
eter. Mans tribute 10 ihsnion' -,
wearing OF uncomfortable cio,hes -.
summer. How babies are NJ ~ me
hot weather. Wretcned homes OF '"7
ctTsr OF THE sOUDAN WAR (lllus-
trate,D. An Englishman says the EByp-
tfons at cairo were melted 10 I''O
crer their country by VISITING Ain,i.
c.,s Now, want 20 jon Win tle III.
az 70 get back the diamond couhN'
held By the Dervishes In miun'e To"
Gold enough TO make every man
Cecil Rhodes.
ELLEN OSBORNES LETTER Qilus-
trateD. Lotus land Of afternoon ana
of wives and daughters. Gowns IN
garrison town. Cleopatra girdle.
symphony In yellow. Bicycle gowns.
OPENING OF THE TENNIS SEASON
GllustrateD Series Of tournaments
that Will bee held during the coming
summer. Players plans and pros
poets. FayOrites who have left the
field. and who may take their places.
VOTES (fATTETTT WITH HATS lllll@-
trated. NlcKinley's sweep embraces
everything from the boy In the Office
10 the office-seeker i'm the hail. Crisp
bows like Cleveland, without taking OH
bis hat. but has pleasanter slihe'
Carlisle boasts the salute that Clad
stone labored vainly to attain.
FAIREST FLOWER N EDEN : BOW
Err UlustrateD. W. W. AstOr told
a friend he came 20 this country 10 see
home garden" again. a fayorite III
George Nanderbilts conservatory rs
palm five hundreds years ola. MIS-
Belmonts pride. nun, ,pv
CARRIAGE GOWNS FOX HE tAilh
HllustrateO. Reverend gentlemen
abroad drive pretty girls through tne
Rois de Boulogne. 4 wife IN brown ana
gold The popular hue for mauons'
,rho must sit on the right hand or iher
husbands. Big fiat hats, covered VII"
roses. .,..<...
y<NIT STOCKINGS FOR THE PRINCE
dllustratedl. A beautiful admirer makes
his HiChness a pair In the colors OF
the Clan club. W. G. whitney has
a new dogwood cleek like the two nun
dred he gave away for Xmas presents
Hob-nailod shoes taking place OF spikes.
LONGSTREET TAKEN TO TASK. Dr.
J. William Jones scores the General
for his sighting reference 70 guerillas
and chapnins Blames LOngstreet Tor
the loss of Gettysburg