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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
NAVY IMPORTANT PROFESSIONS.
The Senate Likely TO be on tho Tariff Sew
eral DAYS Longer.

WASHINGTON. July 3-Instead Of
completing the consideration OF the tariff
bill to-day. as had been hoped by the Re
publican managers. the Senate adjourned
with many important provisions pending.
and with the prospect In view of putting
IN several days OF next week upon the
bill. Among tho important questions
which 20 over are the following
The bond and stock tax amendment Of
fered by the Finance Committee.
The amendment offered by Senator
Spoonsr. and accepted by the committee.
providing for an inspection OF the indus
tries OF the country by board OF ap-
praisers.
An amendment offered by Senator AL
len. reviving the Finance Committee 8
proposition for a bounty on beet sugar.
and also two antitrust amendments 10y
Mr.. Allen and an amendment by Senator
Stewart for the maintenance of the Treas
ury reserve al Sl25. 100000
The action Of the Finance COMMITTEES
In presenting and then withdrawing an
amendment providing for q duty on beet
sugar was tho cause OF considerable III
feeling on the part OF many western SEN
ators. espec.ally among the silver Ropub-
Hams and Populists.
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His the fame-lcit laurels whose glance
darken the shadows Of all who would adj
vance" and to his province fiji the sub
tlo power
"To make the soul by tender strokes of
art.
To raise the genius and to mend the
heart,
To make mankind in conscious virtue
bold,
Live DER each scene. and be what they
behOldi'
Gentleman. painter. student. philanthro-
pist. author and actor. Mr. jefferson has
endeared himself 10 three generations,
and what our fOrefathcrs first prophesied
for him we have seen the ample fruition
OF. and have paid our homage to. happy
In the fact that the privilege was ours.
With the setting of this star Of stars,
there has gone from the theatrical firma-
ment the brightest Of all its satellites.
There are few actors on the American
stage who. have SO succeeded as Mr.. JEFF
ferson in winning not only admiration
but In degree, The affection of the pub
lie
The nature Of the parts in which he
has distinguished himself. notably that
OF RIP Van Wrinkle may have some
thing 10 do with this but there is much
in the personal character Of the man
himself TO win such regard.
JEFFERSON'S BIOGRAPHY.
lie was born in Philadelphia in 1899.
and when but three years OF age figured
as the child in the drama OF "Pizarro,
then ono OF the most popular plays.
In ls43 after the death OF his father,
he Joined a company of stollng players
who made their way to Texas. and fol-
lowed the United States Army into Mex
icA
on his return 10 the northern States, he
was engaged for minor parts In various
theatres, and in 1s49 married Miss Lock
yer, an actress.
He continued the usual life Of an actor
drifting from place TO place and from 1850
stage manager In Philadelphia. New
York. Baltimore. Washington and this
city.
After a trip 10 Europe. his health hav
ing been affected. he became stage man.
aged again. and in 1851 managed Laura
Keene.
In 1858 he made pronounced success
as ASA Trenchard" In "Our American
Cousin"
In the early CO.'S he sailed for Australia,
in which country his success continued.
and in 1865. after his return TO this coun-
try. appeared. much against his own In
clination. as rip Van Wrinkle"
Since that time his right TO be counted
the greatest American actor has not been
disputed
Mr. Jefferson is wealthy. and when in
retirement. spends his time on his estate
in Louisiana
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Special Heat Bulletin.

WASHINGTON. July 3-The Weather
Bureau tonight issued the following spe-
cial bulletin:
degrees at =. NJ. has extended north
ward to the lower Ohio Valley and Wis
consin Marquette reporting 80 degrees
tonight and a maximum of 90 degrees.
East winds from the high-pressure area
coast temperature q fall of ten degrees
being reported from Boston. Tempera-
lures will fall In the middle and upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys by
SUNDAY afternoon. and will continue high
In the Eastern States, except on the
immediate Atlantic coast
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FOR -GOVERNoR


While II looked at first as il the nomi-
nation for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS would be
made without any serious trouble, il is
now thought as time progresses that the
contest for the second place on the ticket
promises to be almost as exciting as the
one for the first place.
Early I'm the year the name of Mr.. Mer-
rift 4. Cooke. member Of the House Of
Delegates from Norfolk city was connect
ed with the nomination. While compare
lively little has been heard of him of late,
yet it is admitted that the Tidewater
influence which he is expected TO carry
with him TO the convention, is strong
one and the people Of that section de-
| sire the elevation of one from among
them 10 the position.
The possibility of giving the nomination
| to the city of Richmond in selecting eth
er Mr.. Ellyson or Colonel A. 5. Buford
for the place and the effect this would
have upon the chances of some Of the
candidates for Attorney-General, has al
ready been alluded to in these columns.
Politicians of the ely of Alexandria
have begun the canvass for their fellow
townsman, Mr.. James r. Cation and the
eighteen delegates from that city have
been instructed for him. His friends
are working vigorously in his interest
and from what can be learned at this
time, he will go to Roanoke with strong
and determined following from his sec
ton.
The southern part OF the State has
placed in the race Major Richard V.
Gaines. of Charlotte county. a man who
will have a strong support among the ag-
riculturalists OF the State.
Surry county is also mentioned among
the counties that will send forth a candi-
date in the person of DR.. NJ. l.. Holt. who
enjoys great popularity IN that section.
State Senator Edward Echols, Of Staun-
ton. also will be very strong candidate.
Nc more popular man could have been
chosen from his part OF the State. As
IS well known he has for years most ac-
ceptsbly represented the county OF Au-
gusta in the Senate of Virginia and his
admirable parliamentary knowledge gain
| ed in that body is urged By those who are
advocating his choice as Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor as particularly fitting him for the
position.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Every indication goes TO show that the
fight for Alton ey-General will be very
spirited one. SO far eight names OF
prominent Virginia lawyers have been
mentioned as aspirants for this office.
They are Messrs. A. ]. Montague. of
Danvlle: r. Taylor Scott. the present in
cumbent. of Fauquer, Judge William II.
Mann. of Nottoway; F. r. Lasster. of
Petersburg: General George ]. Hundley.
OF Amelia; ". r. Alexander, OF Winches-
tor: LLOYD T. Smith. Of Northumberland:
II. r. Pollard. Of this city.
While the friends Of the different can
didakss make various claims as to the In
oiinations OF the delegates alread elect
"a, the following delegations have re-
ceivsd positive instructions from their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK
DELE0ATEs TO THE DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONTENTION.
Interest Increases in the Contests for the
Three Office. for which NOMINATIONS
will be Made In August at Roanoke.

For four weeks past delegates have been
elected I'm tho various sections of the Old
Dominion TO tho Democratic state Con
yontion, which will be held at Roanoke
August 18th. Up TO this time elections
have only been held In twenty-sx Oh the
one hundred counties OF the State, ana
I'm parts Of three more counties. In swans
boro, Chesterfield county; in Burke'lhe,
Crewe and Jeffries, Nottoway county ana
Earmville, Prince Edward county. Out oil
the eighteen cities in this state so far zen
have spoken and indicated their prefer
ence.
OF the 5l2 delegates elected up to this
time, 40 have been instructed for MI
j. Taylor Ellyson, S3S for Major j. Hoge
Tyler. and for Judge Baker Il. Lee
while So delegates have not been instruct
ed. OF the . Lee delegates are claimed
as second choice for Mr.. Elyson, and
for Major Tyler. while of the uninstructed
delegates tho following are claimed by
the friends of Mr.. Ellyson and Major
Tyler, respectively:
For Mr.. Ellyson: Brunswick, 2; Hen
rico, /: Alexandria, s.
For Mr.. Tyler: Brunswick, u; Fred
erick. IS; Alexandria. II; Bristol, 4.
The convention will be composed OF
1,5lS delegates, so that 10 delegates will
be necessary for a nomination. OF that
number Mr.. Tyler's friends claim at this
time 3S5, or about one-half of the entire
vote necessary. with nearly three-fourths
OF the counties and less than one-haIf
Of the cities yet to hear from.
Neither Mr.. Ellyson nor Mr.. Tyler have
as yet indicated the manner in which they
will select their delegates from this city.
Under the primary plan, however. they
are allowed until July 3lst 10 appoint
their delegates
ELECTIONS DURING JULY.
During tho present month. as far as
has been announced, elections of dele
ates will take place in the following sec
lions Of the State:
July 5th-Franklin. Prince Edward,
Prince William. Pulaski, and Spotsylvania
counties.
July 7th-Bedford county.
July sth-Grayson and New Kent coun-
ties.
July 10th-Buckingham. Mathews and
Mecklenburg counties.
July l2th-Botetourt, Nansemond,
Northampton and Wythe counties.
July Hutchinson county.
July 14th-Greene county.
July 1Gth-Cumberand county.
July 1th-Clarke, Goochland, Halifax,
and Warren counties
July 19th-smyth and Southampton
counties
July 2lst-Stafford county.
July 22d-Clay, Cold Harbor. Henry and
Rural Point, districts of Hanover county.
and Sussex county.
July Ath-Charlotte county.
July 26th-Ashland. Halls. Higginson.
divers, and Rockville districts of Han
over county. and Fluvanna county.
July 3lst-Albemarle, Allegheny. Cul-
pepper and Washington counties.
FOR GOVERNOR.
Inc following is the result Of the cleo
tloh OF delegates for Governor and the
manner in which they have been Instruct
ed TO vote up to last evening:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
DAYTON BIKE RACES,
Exciting Events and Several Riders Pain
fully Hurt.

DAYTON. O., July 3.-The bike races
to-day were attended by several thous-
and people. The finish in the mile open
for professionals was tho exciting feature
OF the day. Arthur Gardiner, OF Chica-
go. beat Earl kiser, two lengths In 2l0
3-5.
In the half mile open. an eighth milo
from the start. Conn Baker cut in ahead
Of Earl Kiser. throwing both men and
wrecking their wheels. Fred Schrein ana
John S. Johnson. were also thrown in
tho mix up. and both men were painfully
injured. but will be all right In a few
days. Summaries:
Half mile. Observation-Disclosures Gardi-
ner, of Chicago. first. G. b. Haskins. Of
Cleveland. second. Barney Oldendeld, OF
Toledo, third. Ed Mexican. of Greenyillo,
fourth. Time, l:O2.
one mile open, ofessional-Arthur
Gardiner. first: Earl Kiser. second. a. G.
Mertens third; Barney Oldheld, of Tole-
do. fourth. Time 2:10 3-5.
Two mile. professional lap-A. c. Mer-
tens, l8 points. first, Conn Baker. 10
points. second; Barney Oldhed. points
third; Ed Mexican, 6 points, fourth.
Time, ass As.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04


DORsET-Dled. at tho residence Of her
husband 7OS east Franklin street. az
945 4. NJ. July 3. 1897, MlTTlE r..
wife oc Dir. W. j.. Dorset.
Funeral at 4 +. NJ. TO-DAY Sunday
from her late home. Rev. Dr. starr oitl-
Ciatlng.
Interment 81 Hollywood.
HARTz.-Died. at the residence OF his
uncle. Mr. G. S. Field. 70. $40 north
Twenty-seventh street. July ID, AZ 400
O'Clock A. NJ. JOHN w HARTZ; aged
twenty-four years, two month and four
teen days. eldest son OF Thomas and the
late Maria Hartz.
Tho funeral took place at the above
residence Saturday evening at o'clock
SAITHER.-Died. at hts residence, No.
272G y street, on Thursday. July lst.
at 1895 Z. NJ. G. r. SMITHER.
Funeral took place on Saturday morn
ing. July 80. at II o'clock. at the above
residence.
YARBROUGH.-Died. az DDS south Bel
videre street. on Saturday evening July
g. 1897. Mrs. OPHELIA T., wife OF
Claiming II. YarbrouRh. She was
faithful wife, a devoted mother, gen
erous neighbor. and an earnest Chris
tan.
Asleep IN Jesus, blessed sleep.
From which mono ever wake 20 weep.
A calm and undlsturbed repose.
Unbroken by the last Of foes.
Tho funeral will take place az tho
Grace-Street Baptist Tabernacle on
SUNDAY at $50 o'clock +. NJ. July 4.
1891 Friends and acQuaintances are re-
spectfully invited 20 attend.
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The Body Positively Identified.

NEW YORK. July 3.-August Petesen.
a nephew of William Guldensuppe, who
came from Philade Dhia positively iden-
titled the body at Il mOrgue as that Of
his uncle.
1t was also learned that Thorn was I'm
an East Side saloon on Tuesday night
last. and said that ne would 80 on the
ocean the next day.
MONTREAL. July 3-The Allan Line
people have announced that a man re-
semblng Thorne. the alleged murderer
of William Guldensuppe. I'm New York,
bought ticket for a second-class pas
sage on the steamer State Of California,
which left last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
Gen. Woodford and Spain.

MADRID, July 3.-An interview is pub
lished with Senior Sagasta, the Liberal
as saying that he interpreted the delay
in the arrival here of General Woodford.
the new United States Minister TO Spain.
as an unfavorable symptom.
Senior Sagasta is also quoted as saying
that General Woodford's stay In London
and Paris is intended to prepare the way
for negotiations with the view OF justify
ing the attitude Of the United States.
The Liberal leader Is said 10 have added
that he believed Senior Canovas del Cas-
tillo would not resign until the situation
In Cuba has become so bad that 1t Will
be impossible 10 remedy IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04

PARIS. July 3.-News has been received
hero OF extensive foods In the south OF
France. The rivers Adoun and Hers
have overlooked their banks. and the
town Of Auch IS partially inundated.
Considerable damage has been done 10
property. and IL Is believed many persons
have been drowned.
TOULOUSE. July 3-The River Ca
rome has overlooked above this city and
several villages are under water. IL -
feared that the floods will prove moro de-
structiye than did those OF 1873.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
THAT OUTBREAK In INDIA.
CONTINUED from First Page

frichinao in American pork. most espec-
tally salt pork.
The New York Independent Schutzcn
corps participated on Saturday at MI
rcmberg, in the national sharp shooting
festival. Thence tho visitors go TO
Muerseberg, Munich, Strasbourg. Bin
gen. Maycnce and Frankfort on the
Maine.
The fourth Of July will he celebrated
with special services at the American
church, the singing OF patriotic songs by
soloists. etc, and by display OF flags
at the United States Embassy, the United
states Consulate. aud at the residences
Of all tho prominent Americans in this
city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
Brvan NOI Gnlnr 10 Enrnnn

SAN FRANCISCO July 3.-Wiliam ].
Byan and party arrived here al 80
o'clock A. NJ. a great crowd was I'm at
tendance and cheered loudly. A number
OF prominent Democrats accompanied
MI Bryan TO Los Angeles. Among them
We're Governor Budd and Congressman
Mcguire.
Being asked VI the report was true
that he intended making a trim IN nm
rope. Mr.. Bryan said: mo. II was sue-
sested 10 me TO make a trip around the
world, and ! replied that would be glad
10 DO SO and so l would. but / have no
present intention Of going"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
HOW TO FIND OUT.

fliin bottle or common glass with your
""'er and let It stard twenty-four hours
- stohnent or settling indicates an un-
he"'thy condition OF the kidneys. When
.' h9lns linen 1t Is positive evidence
VI N'uhy trouble Too frequent desire
10 urn'te or pain in tho back, Is also
cow ,N'ihs proof thar tho kidneys and
bladder a'e ont OF order.
WHAT TO 20.
There Is comfort In the knowledge so
otten exposed. that Dr. Kllmers
swamp Roo. the great kidney remedy
iulnlls over, wish I'm relieving pain in
the back. Kidneys. liver bladder and
every part OF the urinary passages. IL
corrects inability 10 hold urine and scald-
ing PAIN in passing 10. or bad effects fol-
lowing use Of lIuor wine OF beer and
overcomes that unpleasant necessity ~
being compelled get up many times
during the night o urinatc. Tho mild
and the extraordinary effect OF Swamp
Root IS soon realized. IL stands The
highest for its wonderful cures 81 Tho
most distressing cases. II you need \
medicine you should have the best. Sold
by druggists price fifty cents and ono
dollar You may have a sample bottle
and pamphlet both sent free by mail
Mention The Evening Leader and senA
your address TO Or. l<ilmer & CO.. Bling
hamton. y. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
CHICAGO'S TERRfBLE DAY.
The Hottest July In Ten Years-Four fa-
taIitIes In Cincinnati.

CHICAGO. July 3.-The highest tenn
perature recorded in the annals OF the
weather Bureau for the month of July
in ten years was reached to-day. when
for two hours the thermometer registered
% degrees.
But the mercury did not stop there. IL
went up and down. until finally 1t made
one supreme jump. in an hours time.
from So degrees TO 81 degrees.
on the business streets men reeled and
sickened as in a plague-stricken city. and
in the tenement districts women and chill
dren huddled. seeking I'm vain to escape
from the heat that penetrated every
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
Large Store in Ashes.

Dr. =. T. Niles. Veterinary Surgeon Of
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute at
Blacksburg is IN the city. Or. Niles says
that the town OF Blacksburg was visited
by a big fire on Thursday night. which
completely destroyed tho big store and
dwelling OF Mr.. Alex Black. The ire
broke out while Mr.. Black was with his
family at Virginia Beach. There IS no
Insurance on the contents OF the store.
but tho building was partly insured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
An Ovation 10 Cornell

ITHACA, n Y. July 3.-An Ithaca.
turned out to welcome the Cornell crews
nome tonight The city has probably
seen no celebration equal TO this one
The victorious oarsmen arrived az Itbo-
ca at about $40 o'clock. AS they left the
IRAN they were seized by students and
lthicans and carried on the shoulders of
the throng 10 a large float. Hundreds Of
han1s dragged this in a march of tri-
the city wa Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
Col Hay's RecpptiOn.

LONDON. July 3.-The reception Of the
United states Ambassador Colonel John
NJ. Hay at his residence on Carleton
House terrace to-day. was attended by
1900 people. the highest on record at any
similar function. Among those prsent
were the United States Special Envoy,
Whitelaw Reid. Sir Julian Pauncefote.
Levi 2. Morton and Mrs. Morton, Cen
eral Benjamin f. Tracy and Miss Tracy
and Mrs Wilmerding, General Nelson a.
Miles and Mrs. Miles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
Hail-Storm IN Halirax

VERNON HILL. VA, July Especial
Mrs, r. II. James died THURSDAY NIGHT
OF dropsy. She had been suffering rom
tnlS maiady for two or three months.
me tobacco and corn crops have been
very muCh revived by good rains. al
a very severe hail-storm passed o,er
sections OF this and Pittsylvania counties
THURSDAY doing much damage TO tobacco
and corn. W 'V""NN'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
Effect of Hot Weather.

TOANO. VA, July 3.-SpeciA-The
continued hot weather. while u has
brought Joy 10 the hearts OF the Farmers
has produced much sickness IN the COM
muuity.
The summer exodus has commenced.
however. and many OF our people are
recuperating in the mountains or by the
seashOrc.
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ally heavy. accounting for tho GOOD

usually heavy. accounting for the good
showing.
The grain season r. over. corn exports
being about $4,000 bushels; 5000 barrels
OF flour were exported
Mayor w. A. Post has isuod n proclama-
ton. allowing the firing OF fire-crackers
and other fireworks within the city
limits. on July 9Th. excepting. however.
on Washington avenue and Twenty
eighth street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
No: 10
Fob
DYSPEPSIA

Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach-known BY loss
of ar ,stite. coated tongue, oad ts'''
and general depression.
Indigestion and Bilious Condltion-causeo
by too heavy a meal, or fat. rich food;
the tongue is coated. bad taste; heaa-
ache
Gastralgia, or Cramp in the stomach
known by violent pain at the pit Oh 'n'
stomach, with nausea and vomiting
Heartburn. or feeling OF heat. or rising VI
hot. burning fluid in the throat; ot'en
caused by excessive smoking, NO. AZ
relieves almost instantly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
GEN. GORDON Talks,
VIII Devote His Life to Making North and
South Lave One Another.

LEXINGTON, KY, July 3.-General
John b. Gordon. after his lecture at ChaU-
tauqua this afternoon, was interviewed
by the Associated Press. and said:
Under no consideration Will 1 be
candidate for Governor OF Georgia or
any other office again. Ny political career
is at an end. The balance Of my days
will be devoted TO teaching the people Of
the North and tho South TO love one an
other"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
Fake Indian Troubles.

WASHINGTON. July 3.-Adiutant-Gen-
eral Breck received a telegram this morn
ing from General Coppinger. commanding
the Department Of tho Platte. dated Oma.
In Neb Julv % en- regard 10 the alleged
Indian troubles at Camasse prairie. saying
that all reports OF a dangerous uprising
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04

All druggists, or sent for 25c., soc. OF sl'
MEDICAL BOOk.-Dr. Humphreys no
meopothic Manual of all Diseases mailed
free
Humphreys Med. Co.. Cor. William and
John Sts., New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
Future LAWYERS.

WYTHEvILLE. VA, July Especial
Twenty-nine students of the University
Of Virginia and Washington and Lee are
here standing an examination before the
Virginia Court OF Appeals for admission
TO the bar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
Chicago Platform Endorsed

BUFFALO. n. Y, July S.-The Demo-
met in this city to-day and by unanirnous
resolution declared in favor of re-affirm-
ing devotion TO the principles of the Dem
ocratic party as enunciated by the Ma
tional Convention held in ChicSgo last
July.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04

Tho Commissioner OF the Revenue n
making up a list Of business men who are
delinquent on license taxes. FOR presenta-
ton to the grand jury OF next Tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
JOSEPH JEFPRRSON TORE7IRE
he Will Ere Long Leave the Sphere He
Has So Long Adorned.
ALL HIS SUCCESSES TO Be REVIVED
During His Farewell Engagement at rim
Avenue Theatre, New Xork-Skctch
of the Life Of This Lord OF
Tears and smiles"

NEW YORK, July 3.-Mr. Joseph Jet-
ssrson has decided 10 retro frSm the
stage after his engagement at the fnth
Avenue Theatre in october. 1893.
During tho farewell engagement MT
jefferson will revive all of the successes
IN which he has appeared.
This Announcement is ono that cannot
but bring q tender feeling OF sadness In
to tho heart OF every American theatre
Gosf.
In the passing away ftom the stage
OF Mr.. Jefferson. there IS LETT vacancy
in historic genius that cannot be nlled'
LORD OF TEARS AND SMILES.
Lord Of human tears and smiles" his
name and genius like some sacred mem
ory VIII ever be the leading shadow in
the host OF phantoms that hll the ar
rhives OF his art.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04
NeMnort News EXp0rts.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July 3.-Spe-
cial.-The exports from this port for the
month amounted to sl,5os.647. about three
and a half times that OF the port Of Nor
folk. The miscellaneous freight was I'M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04

Miss Minnie Blschopp. OF Rockledge
Pa. is Oh - visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. H. &.
Schmidt, 20 Brooke avenue.