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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

o ten me who l8 the brayest man?
Isl it Dice that with sword held high
Goes forth 40 the head of his cheering
clan
To be laure'ed or to iia2
Does the toutcst heart repose In the
breast
OF the man who braves the hame,
That apnIaudng others may call him
blessed.
or 10 win o. deathless name?
O. is Doe The braycst man Who goes
Where a miracle only may save.
TO De numbered hellefortn. as he con-
sCiousiy knows
Among lhe great aud the hr1Vef
Is The man who IDS cheered along the way
For lreai deeds u9bIv done
Is he that the world applauds to-day
The u0Dlest, braycst oue2
O. tell me, who is the bravcst man,
And what was bis darlns deodt
o. tell me. o spell me his name, II you
DAu.
And mention his color and creed?
Nay, poets have never made use ot his
name
To give 20 the world their own.
And 10 never shall shine on the scroll Of
fame.
For the bravest dies unknown.
$. u. kIser in Cleveland Leader.
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LATE ARMY ORDERS.
Rulings That Are OF Interest 70 the
Soldiers.

Rulings That Are OF Interest 20 the
Soldiers.
The War Department has recently IS
sued some orders OF much interest 10 the
men in the volunteer service. Here. Is an
extract from one.
BY direction Of the Acting Secretary
OF War, soldiers OF volunteer 0rganlza-
tons ordered 70 be mustered out OF the
service who are undergoing sentences Of
confinement imposed Dy c0urts-m1r tiel,
but not dishonorably discharged, wll be
paroled during the period lor which the
organization IS on furioush, and the un-
executed parts OF their sentences VII
stand as RENTED on the date 2f the
muster out OF their companies. with which
they vii! be DISCHARGED
Another order says;
kilograms making application for
leave OF absence or EXTENSION Of leave, or
OF Inquiry whether leave has been grant
ed. and the replies made thereto by teie-
graph. will not be sent or paid Tor as
public dispatches
This order has reference 70 matter
that interests all soldiers.
by direction OF the Acting Secretary
OF War, al least TWO medical officers shan
always be left on duty Win each voiun-
tecr regiment. including the surgeon win
the rank Of major. and al regiments VIII
Ia Au4..Aa Eallr hoSDitAl tsnt1 nd ola
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
TAKING 4 BRIGHTER VIEW.

The Atlanta Constitution reproduces
some figures which have already appeared
in these columns. showing how rapidly
has been the development Of our iron and
steel Industries since the year 1850 ana
concludes by saying that IF such has
been the record during the past eighteen
years under circums tances whish have
been calculated to depress industrial en-
terprise. what will be the record Of the
next eighteen years?' There is abso-
lutely no limit 20 the resources Of our
soil" it adds, "and under favorable con-
ditions there IS no reason why the United
States should not mount to the industrial
Supremacy Of the globe"
Here is an interesting confession. We
had thought that it was the Constltu-
TONS idea that there could be no pros
perity in this country under the gold
standard But It shows that our exports
OF iron manufactures have increased from
si4,OOo,OO0 in 1850 to S7ooooooo in las, ana
that our imports Of iron manufactures
have decreased IN the same proportion,
and predicts greater things for the years
to come. even the industrial supremacy
Of the globe The Constitution, we are
glad to note is breaking away from the
calamity habit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29


II is now said that LILLIAN Russell is 10
be married 20 her 10. T. The happy man
is Jesse Lewissohn. n wealthy copper
merchant OF New York
Thomas Valentine a motorman on the
Norfolk city Railway, has gone to Phil
adelphia to claim a fortune Of $1,000 left
him hy a brother who died in Central
America.
Mrs. Bridget Rcidy has just died at
Wyoming, Pa, aged los years. She never
wore spectacles and could see 10 read
and sew as well as most women Of nifty.
Her hair at the time Of her death was as
black as a crow.
H. is said that the Wool Exchange In
New York viii suspend operations. The
depression in the wool trade is assigned
as the cause.
A bicycle rider in New York has been
Anea for riding without having his hands
on the handle bars The magistrate de-
fined it as reckless riding.
Mrs. Ida Alb0m, living at wilmington,
Del. recently went TO dentist to have
three teeth extracted, but by mistake only
two We're pulled out The other night she
dreamed that her dead mother came 10
her and asked II she did not want mo
other tooth out and she replied yes.
When she woke up IN the morning the
tooth was gone.
A correspondent Of the New York sun
has seen this quee sign: ANY incivihy
or inattention on the part OF employees OF
this establishment will be considered a
favor II reported TO the proprietor
When the transport carrying the Rough
Riders was approaching the southern
shores o. Cuba Colonel Roosevelt asked
an officers to 90 below. When they had
an met togethee he lsked them 10 give
him their attention.
I'VE are nearing tho lana Of the
enemy. he said. and there was something
very earnest in his voice and manner,
"snd we Will probably have some night
Ing 10 do before many days. What l
want 10 say 10 you Is that ! expect every
one OF you 10 be killed wounded or pro-
NOTED"
That's the kind of man he Isl said
Major LIewelyn.
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7. A. Miller,
Broad 81. Pharmacy, SO =. Broad IT
Branch Under jefferson Hotel
RICHMOND, "a.


furniture 90 equip them ,or re-im.nll'
hospital for each regiment
An order regarding ud.oushf ayf'
Commanding officers oL ORGANIC
lions ordered t0 Dr. mustered olI 9l iN'
service are authorized lo eAteu- mo
iea.es OIL absence and fur.0usua granted
officers and men prior to ne receipt
orders for muster out, I'D cover tne p-il'N
for which leaves and fur.0ushs are etant-
cd under tho provisions OF General Or
dcrs. no. lO August ID 1888. ifom IT'S
Office
Thls tells how 90 secure q discharge:
"rnlfsted men VI the regular and y0lln-
teer army who desire t0 procure l-.@
Imch. transfer. or discharge from ms
United States service should address q
letter 20 the AdIutant General OF mo
Army. setting forth the reasons upon
which they base their applications ana
hand or mail Dr. 90 the captain ol tneF
company Wh0 in turn i5 required 20 toi-
ward % through res.m entail. brigade. a..
vision. ana corps headquarters wi.A rs
recommendation. Applications that d.
not come I'D ln this manner WEI NOT %
entertained. AID applications must oe iQi-
warded Immediately approved or dl.aP-
proved as provided .n a. R. ihl. Fiflhei'
the Department Will not at this time en-
tertlin applications Tor discharges on en-
listed men belonging 90 regiments aetFils
in the Philippine Islands, honolAil' DA'"'
or Porto Rico. Soldiers transferred from
ono regiment 10 another and soldiers go
Ing on fgriOughs, other than SICK tuf-
l0ughs from hospitals perform inc Jour-
ney at their own expense ana cannot q
furnished government spoftauon.
The following order gives information
o-,r.-rirr nav. ssrn cases where extra
officers AS adiufarts and serscants. major
Tor battail0ns are authorized by law. The
adiutants win bo entitled TO the pay OF
reginentql adiutanf and the sergeants
major 20 the pay of regimental sergeant
major. but should any such adjuiants or
any seglmontai Quartermas,Crs or assist
ana surgeons hold me rank OF captain
under state laws they can receive no
more than the pay provided by the
United states laws for the offices hold by
them respectively: that IS 10 say. the sal
a~y attached % the Office OF adjufant or
ouarfcrmaster IS - 500 per annum. and
the salary attached 90 tho Office or as
ste ant surgeon. Of less than hvc years.
service. $3.50 per annum.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1858.
NEW YORK AND IMPERIALISM.

Ne.y York Republicans have planted
themselves squarcly on the platform oil
territorial expansion. There is no mis-
taking the meaning of their pronounce
ment at Saratoga on Tuesday last ana as
New York goes so will the National he-
nuhl,can party go. The issue has been
made up. and while some Democrats seem
disposed 10 take up with this strange
doctrine the party leaders and the voters
oanerallv are opposed TO IL, and we believe
that this will be the leading issue in the
next Presidential campaign, favored oy
The Republicans and combatted by the
Democrats.
We are not surprised that the kepuDh-
rams should favor Imperialism. They ne
lieve in a strong centralized government
They care little for State sovereignty
'.,hey know that If the Government should
go I'm for territorial expansion, 1t would
be necessary largely to increase the army
and the navy, that the national Govern
ment would grow in power, and mat
when the people once became accustomed
20 the government of dependent colo
MES of the powers in Washinston' II
would be a long stride towards the Re
publicans dream OF nationahsm.
We believe that the Democrats Of the
land viii fight this idea TO the bitter end
and we believe that they viii defeat 1t.
IL is in our opinion one OF the graVest
questions that this country has ever been
called upon to decide. for as Mr.. Carlisle
50 we'll says, upon its decision depends
the preservation or destruction Of the
vita, principle OF or federasiye republic
of equal States"
The people may be fascinated for
time with the gloss and tinsel Of impe-
rislism, but when they thoroughly under
stand the question. and oil that this new
tangled policy means. We have no doubt
,aat they Will turn their backs upon IT,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
POLITICS IN NORTH CAROLINA

Tho political situation in the State OF
North Carolina IS distressing. a black
cloud hangs over the old North State
and in many sections the whites are
forced 10 submit 10 negro domination
Some idea OF the dreadful state of things
may be gathered from the following sum
mary, which We clip from the Wilmington
star:
we have heretofore named a number Of
counties in which negroes have ccsae 10
the front as office-holders, and nave gwen
tho number IN each. We herewith gave d
number OF other counties with the negro
office-holders in each;
''In Columbus codnty there are II ne
gro school committeeman, . negro masis-
trates and negro postmasters.
In Hartford there are negro masls'
trates. constable. 10 negro school COM
mitteemen, 2 negro postmasters ana ne
gro on the Board Of Education
I'm Chowan there are negro alder
men. school committeeman, l county
commissioner and i member OF the Board
of Education.
I'm Pasquotank there are negro mag
istrates. ] policeman, ana school COM
mitteemen.
In PerQuimans there are negro mas
istrates. 10 school committeeman. mem
Der OF the Board OK Education, county
commissioner and constable.
in Jones there are 3 negro magis-
trates, y negro schoo, cQmmitieemen-ln
I'VE townships there being TWO negroes on
each committee.
''In Hyde there are negro.school com
mitteemen.
In Beaul 4 there is l negro school
oommitteema in each township.
in Casweil there are z negro magis-
trates. ! negro school committeeman in
each township, ! negro deputy sherin.
"In Wayne there are negro mag's-
trates. = negro postmaster. negro al
1ormen. clerk In Goldsooro postoiiice.
In Nash there are negro magistrates,
II school committeeman.
I'm Carteret there Is negro town COM
missioner.
I'm Edgecombe there are negro post
masters IN the towns OF Rocky Mount.
Battleboro and Lawrence there are IS
negro magistrates and 3 negro consta-
bles. besides large number Of negro
school committeeman.
"In MONTGOMERY there are 1 negro
school committeeman
In Richmond there are 10 negro mag
sstrafes. g negro school committeeman
2 negroes being on every school commit
tee. except one (whero there is a va
eancy), negro on the Board of Educa-
ton. ! deputy sheriff ana negro road
overseers
In Pender county there are 10 school
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

She picked the menu up
And scanned 10 Tor "a while
And CIR her wines0me face
There spread "a sickly smile.
At last she sadly s.shed,
Poor. trembling little souli
And 20 the waiter said
Some coffee and roll"
All winsomo little one
The truth is that she felt
A mighty h0lownes5
Inside her silken belt
She wanted 20 parttke
or everything they had.
But didn't dare % trust her French,
And that's what made her sad.
Cleveland Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

"Now. shall I hug the shore? he said,
When for a sail they'd started.
Her p0utins lips so bloomin red
Ina blank amaZement parted.
Then blushingiy zine answered; Yes.
OHer head against his sWeater),
You'd better hug the shore. unless
You think there's something better
The stars alone can tell the rest
We didn see the sqIeezin' fest
Denver Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

Oh they have a lol Of troubles
IN paree,
The kettle always bubbles
In pareo,
And the man who's cheered to-day,
BY tomorrow morning may
Have Go hide himself away
i'm Paree,
They have never peace and quiet
ln paree,
II is always rush 0r riot,
Iu Parce
And the fellow Who can say
Where hos at from day TO day,
You may wager doesn't stay
ln faree.
Cleveland Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

Influenza Patient What. doctor, d. you
mean 10 say you charge me 5s. VisitY
Doctor-Ccrtainly just tho same az L
charge any one else.
Influenza Patient Oh. but you ought %
make "a reduction for me. Why. / intro
duce the influenza into the neighborhood.
TIt-Hl-s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

''I think It's misnomer 10 say man
IS fired
81 don't know why"
because a fire doesn't get hot when
it's put out."-Philadelphia Bulletin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

Joncs-For n while Brown was clean
out Of his mnd about that girl
Smlth-And now;
Jones-Oh. now, the Girl is clean out or
his mind.-Bost1n Globe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29
Barflcnlar.

Journaiist-I an not a gambler, but I
like a game OF poker However, ] make
II an lnvarlable rule not 90 play with any
one ! do not know.
Newspaper Man-And I make II q rule
not TO play with O. lot or fellows I do
know 1timOre Lie.
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Hard 10 Please.

"A woman" said the Cornfed Philoso-
pher, gets mad az nan II he q. a"k-
v,,rd In making love. and gets madder II
he makes loves as II he had lets OF e1-
perienee. Indianapolis Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

why do YOU let your little boy play
out on the sidewalk until bedtimeY
IF we didn't. he would stay IN the
house and ask us questions. Chicago
Record.
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he is so stingy that he won't let bicy-
cl,sts fll their ties with air from his
fsrm.--Puck.
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LEE is ALL RIGHT.

CdldUuitE uAhll
LEE IS ALL RIGHT.
We observe that some Of our Southern
contemporaries are still disposed 10 com
plain that General Lee has not been
properly treated by the administration.
IT seems to us that General Lee has
been treated with great consideration. ana !
we do not see wherein he or has friends
have any right 10 complain. Indeed, We
rather think that General Lee hims
is quite satisfied although it would have
given him great pleasure to have
been permitted TO cross swords
with Blanco at Havana. But as
Havana fell without the necessity
Of firing a shot from an American gum
that opportunity was not presented. The
next best thing is for General Lee to ride
at the head Of the American column
when our troops march triumphanty into
Havana and take possession, and there Us
now no sort Of doubt that that pleasure
will soon be his.
Colonel Rooseyelts assortment of ahi-
d.,,ts and round robins ought TO make
Good campaien documents for all parties
concerned
The report says "dye thousand Sofas
were captured in French Africa. no"
here's a. chance for some live furniture
dealer
Agu,naldo wants moral support Refer
him TO the Archbishop OF Manila, who
'O''' 49,. 49,. ..,,..
'-''''''
That War Investigating Commission
may ~ ~. 80 =. - node. At
io'9.' -
'''7
II the James river water Ieai'S Us pure
An overall factory i'm Dekaib. ill., has
closed in order to overhaul tho machinery.
-
tn,.f when his sister ran to his assist
ance and. striking at the thief with an
axe killed her brother. And yet we
speak OF the aim OF the new woman
Hobson's line Work with air-oags WI"
likely start a reaction 80 favor OF Billy
Mason.
-..,.u,
Oo' ''' ''' ., ~. -, .,,,.~ him
self. ne don't waste time on buckiAs
bronchos
-----
frna ing movement now Ap-
,r, over the country probably originated
win army surgeons.
-
OUT now 20 observe any pranks Colohel
Russell may play on the Republican
rotors
"
W.T. a. ,,so of iestine over the Ten
''''' 49,. -. ..s.,rs
set IN on our lsi"nus We WILL WIS" '''''0
were more honorable Gum |o@'os'
---------
THE Turtle new ffehch pay 10
pIo'4.s 'o0 80 80 - ,.oha,,,,.
ios' MS +do0'' io'''
MI. p..stsa,,, ~ +be g. Sernent Club
Inv - ~
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bargains i'm W Weather.

AS autumn advances
And winter draws nigh
Ttese bright days are bargains
Don't let them slip by.
Chicago Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

Ehe Times IS always indebted ia friends
who favor Il with society items ana
personals. but must urge that an such
be sent over the signature OF We
sender.
All unsigned communications viii be re-
1ected always.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

Secretary Algor has been swinging
around tho circle visiting the various
camps OF the country. lie seems TO have
been nightly moved by the bitter critic
cism of the neglect and hardships OF the
soldiers. President Mckinley also know
that NE Is in direct range with Alser ana
that every shot fired az his Secretary may
hit him. Hence his cascrnc8A 90 ee. .AA-
commission patched up. lie seems espc-
clally soiicitou3 10 put upon 80 some Wen
known Confederate generals. Gordon
stephen ID. Lee and General William H.
Jackson have an been offered tho place
and declined. IL Will bo very valuable 90
the President 10 have some Confederate
generals or that commission, because
they know metrng about what mo hafN-
ships OF camp life are and would con-
slider the present crowd as rollins lA
luxury The other day an old toaiede-
rate was defending Alscr 10 about tn1
best style that il has yet been done. haiA
he. "Why. Just think of IT,. Inc otner
dav some OF these new soldiers got Wet
actually stood IN the rain-and their new
lecgins were mud-snattered. sure tn--
is great cruelty and the War Depart
ment ought % be Investigated. ana
some OF them. they ten me- went 90 oed
one night hungry-that the hot rolls gave
out on them Somebody ought 90 be neia
accountable for this. And some or them
took sick in camp and caught the fever.
NOW. who ever heard % soldier sotuns
sick2" And so, ON thls old fellow went
with biting sarcasm, comparing the hara-
shiDs with the poor Confederate soidlef
with the present play-at-war when tnl'
country has been doing. and finally he
said. quoting the Fop % fotspur, that
ho himself "would have been q soldier
but for this vllainous gunpowder,' enc.
Secretary Alger can lnd his best defend
ers I'm the brave old fellows in gray who
know what sickness disease. death and
starvation incident 90 war are
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they come TO confirming such undeseryed
promotion. And II they reject the Presi-
dents recommendation theN will receive
tho applause ol the American people.
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Council Committees to NIees.

The following committees will meet ~
d8v.
Water. at $50 O'Clock.
schools A. o'clcck
Sscond Ns<lsL at = a einck-
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stingy.

NFFHEFf
Vistior-What kind OF man Is your
neighbcr. Mr.. Flnt7
Farmer Hornbeak-Wa AL ior one ialrSi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

The President of the Sea Serpent Club
has been nominated over George Fred
Williams. Wen. it took a fellow OF about
that prominence in the order TO defeat
George Fred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

PETERSBURG AGENT.
MRS. S. c. HUIcHlNS LOMBARD
STREET.
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CHANGED AS SOON AS THE SUB
SCRIPTION is RENEWED.
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PEOPLE AND POLITICS.
BY AN OBSERVER.
(For The Tlmes)

Can anything now be said of William
Jennings Bryant For the past two or
three years he has been so constantly ba-
fore the American people that It is DIM
cult TO catch new phase or face or his
character.
Mr.. Bryan is a product OF a plain west
orn college. which magnined true educa-
lion IS being the ability to crate and de-
claim. With the single exception OF his
Chicago convention speech. which was
made up Of the choice cunlngs Of his pre-
tIoas platform work, there has nothing
come from Mr.. Bryan since except
rather sluggish and turgid flow OF rheto-
ric. His knowledge OF human nature
does not seem 10 be very good because
the selection Of HIS intimate friends has
not been such as to commend him 20
confidence IN two or three instances, he
has definitely decided upon the members
OF his Cabinet IN case he had been elect-
ed. and these very men to-day are the
laughing stock OF their silver friends
Mr.. Bryan comes from a Western State
that allows negro children 10 so 10 the
same public schools with white children
lie no doubt believes in this himself. and
il is passing strange that our good Nir-
ginia people should be so crazy about Mr.
Bryan and this Western type of clvili-
zation. In fact, If Mr. Bryan we're
citizen OF Virginia with his opinions on
AN kirls OF pubic questions We very
much doubt o. he could be elected 90
single office On the gift OF this people
our own Senator Daniel Is greatly his
superior as q statesman and an orator
ana in his fine appreciation OF the self
respect courtesies equities and dignitos
Of life. he is far and away beyond him
We admire Mr.. Bryan for his beautiful
home life. for his personal honesty but
no Is am unsound leader Of public thought
a dangerous stirrer-up of unjust passions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

THE Turtle" a new French play, IS
proving too fast for a successful run IN
New York. The manager has probably
lost his rabbiLs foot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

Colonel RooseyelCs assortment of afi-
dayits and round robins ought TO make
good campaign documents for all parties
concerned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-29

What's the use Of testing over the Ten
nessee politician. when the rainy seasons
set in on our islands We will wish there
we're more honorable Cum Coates.