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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

l...,..- 90 r---f-, Poo
3D. Dr. ''7.''
leT Who was h.I'd oH 'i' "''.'o" ''
tho early days of tae war, came near
,,..,.-.- ,,,.b o. horHi. death al Bath
o.. -r ff, children h.1
been killed. ANA ihe c..'.- s. I''' nm. o
ug l,,y ,.,.'I i , -trl.,rv leaving H. ,l.re
r1r culture use. During the n.eht SIR
pqrlpv got uD 90 tabs. 3D. drink of water
and swallowed tae po. .on. Iio discover
prompt and vigorous work of two ph' 'I-
can7 his life was
,,.-,,u r,,~, rr-.r sentence OF death
........... ....t ....,,.
confined 90 Sing sirr is much troubled
oyer the loss of % u.f mouse, TO which
Doe bad become worry n..l a','. .'.... , ID.
L'.'e animal ". .... ,,'-- o,.ar..-
'.
'"'
v-......rfo Tam, from,
N'"7 .,.. -.,.,,.
Santiago SUNDAY h'-
,., ,.or,Ial I'm r.H,s. Tas injured
soldier enlisted asau. DTS parents zone
sent but when the '....i WI" ..... I..' ., '
,",en .,'.r .l,. Ell. .61. Should fl
o. ,.,....... fr .re ..rts caused bv his
.f
"i"'i''
-. vi. e...,.
The members OF i.' N'" i'iN ''''"
Exchange were plea ID TO learn 1'7.'I-
5av rat ono of nr number. q. T.
l,rolIarcb who as one of the Rough
I}ilars has heen nrau tel t0 he corporal
u,srop Thomas M. Govern. or the Har-
rf.brrr p,, c,fba.. diocese. died at
s,s orc,,I residence Monday after pro-
trlcted nnosa
.,. .,... ...
Alier me CONCLUSION ''
final round of che international che
...,rro,,.-. ir Vienna Monday evening
.,.-. .,..,,-,. and T7rr7-ch
". ..'.- .', ,.,...,l..r of games. and
.'' ..,-ah which is OBJ
lNA. u''' % %. ,,ri have to doe
'' .fo frst and e.c-
cue .H
"l"
sfr,o-1foo ~
Ai''l 'ii' 'l ,,.
keep together mo0 A'iH' JOB "''
wifi. and r,u5ren James Kern. o. painter
ar..., ....-... ,-.-.itqm. n. r.. sees
wi o. ..l,.... bod. rest Of his ufo
... .-..,-.-+ chat am estate
D" .'N-'' .....teI ra9r F,din-
NN''.N Hl o. o.. 10 cid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

ana shows that tho action Of the Associa-
ton was just and non-partisan.
Very respectfully,
a. y. GUIGON,
For The Richmond Railway and Electric
Company.
Richmond, Va, July g. 1898.
Ar a. j. Gug0n. city:
Dear sir.-At your request I beg 20
state that both the morning papers are
incorrect IN referring 20 my motion in the
1olng Mems Business Association last
night as addressed TO tho schedule OF the
Richmond Railway and Electric Company
only
Tho motion which 7 offered as a SUBJ
sliuie. and which was unanimously
adopted, was 10 the effect that the street
Committee OF tho Council be requested %
examine into the schedules OF tho various
street car companies In the city and re-
quire ar their hands a compliance with
tho schedules agreed 10 in their fran
chises. Yours very truly.
fSigneO ROBERT IECKY, JR.
Richmond. Va. July 0 ISIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

than sent to the north for the use anu
benefit Of tho people OF other States.
We may not I've to see it but the uino
Is coming when Virginia VIII have home
insurance companies ana when Virginia
people will stop relying upon northern
companlcs for their Insurance We OF
tho South. are getting more ana more
dependent upon ourselves. and after
while we will be in a position 10 supply
an OF our moods from our own institu-
tons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

friends. The Times thinks the President
has trcatcd him Justly and even senrous-
". and we believe that General Lee him
self would condemn the criticisms OF The
President that are being made II his sit
nation were one that allowed him TO
speak at all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27
Mr. Joseph II shepherds Opininion ON
Free Silver i'm 1895.

ift 0Aihfl ih iR'sfs
Richmond Va, April p 1875.
Editor OF The Times:
A great deal is being written and said
is This day and generation about gree
silver and do not believe that one man
in II million understands the science of
money. Yet they have their views and
ought not 90 DE damned FOR holding
opinions that are not IN accord with our
own. The lines have been drawn and the
contest must come between the forces OK
a "saib currency on tho one hand ana
the forces OF 'silver mono-metalism' ON
the other. between the silver miners who
hove silver 20 sell and the people who
have wages To- earn aud goods % buy. IL
VIII not lo a fght between 1.-THE rich and
tho poor the rich viii IN any event
take care OF thcmseives-but 70 VIII be
fight for The honor and business integrity
and credit of the country. Tho friends
1f "a sound currency are making O. late
start. but unless Che voters nave wholly
lost their reason unless the people can
le fooled al the time. they will win
final ana decisive victory. A great NUM-
Der OF Coins Financial school IS being
sold and read and the arguments are ape
pareutiv 800 convincing that many are
falling into line with its teachings. The
book Us au amazingly clever effort TO
present an abstruse subject in popular
form But -- one good pouful OF ink
is enough iu my Judgment 20 wash the
uuderpinniug from under IFS entire
logical structure Let mo frankly confess
that before reading very far into tho book
I had q notion that g. was going 10 mako
convert OF me. TO IS strong and per-
sIasive right alOng until. in the last Ice
ture IL reaches the critical point. and
then e is fatally weak. IL does not prove
that the United states. acting alone can
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27
n MN.

Now she was going to give her husband
up 90 be a soldier.
..pemember the Maine" sac exclaimed
a. tbev were parting perhaps forever.
yes" he faltered.
81 guess I'd better tie string around
vour iinge- and make sure, she mutter-
er. fox il would simyy ALL her II Is were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

Hendricks. vice-commandcr; c. J. NAL
lory. prelate. Joseph II. shepherd pas'
commander: J. q. Jennings, marshal; -
VI. Wilson. warden; 5. II. Perdue' senll-
mel: J. W. Davis, recorder Il. NJ ANGER,
son. treasurer; C. A. Crawford hhohCia'
secretary; r. s. Gillio. knight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27
In the fragrant summer Time.

"Why do you weep. oh gentle lassF
Could not grim woe consent To pass
one OF your grace and siationf
81 am not weeping. sir" quoth she.
"The tear-drOps that you think you see
Arc simply PRECIPITATION
Washington Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

EuIIuI 81 Tie Times. -.
Sir;-I beg at your hands the inseF, ,,,
OF the enclosed communication rom 81.
Robert Lecky. Jr.. IN reference To W.
meeting OF the Young Mems husine-- -
ISOLATION last night. IL spe~AS ~. l'-s'ii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

Tho nurse had been giving the twins a
bath. Later, hearing the children laugn-
ing I'm bed. she said: "What are you chile
Gren laughing aDout?'
"Oh. nothing" replied Edna; only you
have given EDITH two baths, and haven &
given me auy."-puuch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

Patlence--I saw a couple making love
right under the mouth OF one OF those
big guns.
Patrice-The guns can't hear, my dear.
"This was one OF those repeating guns.
YOnkers Statesman
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27
Officers Installed.

Ata regular meeting Of Granite Council
No. -. Lesion of the Red Gross. held ct
lee Camp Hall Monday night, the follow
ing officers were inftallcd b. Joseph IT,
shepherd Deputy supreme Commander
Tor virginia.
u. u Davis. commander, u, L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

An elocuti0nist, indeed. was she'
But when they asked her 90 reclte'
She sadly shook her head ana SAID
Detroit Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

you say you don't intend TO marry
Miss Whopper?'
Two"
yes: a preacher and the man she mar
ried. Chicago Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27
ThoseGirIs

Hcien-young Souleigh proposed 20 me
last night Tie ought to have known De-
forchand that ] should refuse MINI
Mattic-Im sure be did, dear.-ChIceso
Daily News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

"Talk about snaps" said the man on
the Sl19o bicycle.
And just then it snappcd-lndianapolis
journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

70 make a spectacle OF himself AFTER nc
got U the front-Detrnit Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

An exchange says: "Torars troops ate
most OF their horses before they snrren-
dered" OF course shafter would not
permit any Of the poor horses TO be eaten
after they surrendered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27
FOR DISEASES or THE LIVER,
STOMACH AND KIDNEY

the Water OF tho Greenbrler White Sui
phur Springs Is the most valuable IN
America Purcell Ladd c Ga. wholesale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27
HOW TO SUCCEED.

| -=-----[
HOW TO SUCCEED.
The stanton Record notes what we
| said about its boast OF prosperity and
rcplles that whatever success has come
20 n has come "in spite OF conditions,
good bad and Indifferent and IS due
10 the fact that the saunion people have
recognized SIS "unceasing effort 20 give
them a newspaper On the true sense Of
the word. and that So has omitted noih-'
ing 20 accomplish that end.'
That is good Times doctrine. That IS
what we have been preaching oil alonA
that success depends upon the individual
effort ana enterprise OF citizens rather
than upon political conditions. We have
contonded and We contend that every
citizen should have the same chance as
every other citizen 10 make living and
10 accumulate property without cid or the
hndcrance OF government II the gov
eminent viii only hold hands or and give
10 each and every cicti4cn this opportun-
fly. that is an that any fair minded man
can ask.
But that IS not the doctrine which free
silver people nave De'h pie'o'''''''' iIe'
say that the prosperity of The country de-
p''.D4 upon -. - e.,
believe that their poverty was due 10 the
gold standard. and that wealth ana pros
perity would come 10 them. IF the mints
OF the country should De opened 10 'N'
AWAY with such false teaching, Amsn
must depend upon himself and not upon
the government for what DE gets. lie
".',' i,te 49, o ''',' 80 ~"
-. -''a ~. ia..,.,a.,au TO on. So,
aa.,or,nou..,. l,n 80, 80. 80 ~
cono,,,o,e -" other, cam do ute,y,so Tina
RECORD example is n'eh better Than ats
pIea'pI
The season is az hand when il is noceg-
sary to beach few baseball clubs to
save i'' ''''' '''' ''''o'''
Aqulnaldo IS hardly TO be blamed for
wanting 20 wear q gold collar that won't
wilt
49, - .,,.,-.,..
'"'
call in Weyler.
80 -,...-..
&c., ,,.,.,.,,.., ,,.,i .,, .,.,, ,.,,,. ca.
! lions OF the hepuDilc'h party get
square deal
,r... ..,..-I III Tee 80 --,,,,~, CON.
taIns % large percentage o' '.' "'7' i"'
class.
70 ,,-,t.,, 49,, ,ot hi,rry nm no may
,.-,.o t,o hard lYct 10 have fine news of
t,s oobt nm, off the bulletin boards Dog
--
A Denver woman seeking divorce
claims that her husbands 'loFe Dos
...,,.1n eb. nrobally made il pretty
..,
Tho Spauilrds may just watch The "n1-
t,, ~ .bopl.eepers" make q town ont
..,.
"I
49,, ...u ,.,.ot 1r,,.f,-,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

Queen In IS 20 ns2t anneXauon. but
the hat-pin mode Of warfare has never
achieved any startling victories.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

The Times is always indepted 10 irien .l4
who favor 70 with society nen's s s,'1
personals. but must urge mar a. StESn
An npsiencd communications will be %
jcctod always.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

The invitation TO eo swimming in the
river has been changed 10 query about
a mud hLLn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

spoal,inc of Torals outposts. were they
tbe ones Zoe strung the barhed wire onf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

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II Watson does not hurry mp he may
have the hard luck 10 have the news of
hls nqht run or the bulletin boards Dog
the NcCoy-C0rbcft mill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

The school book list Of winners con-
tains q large percentage OF the "also ran'
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Tho Quoeu Regent seems 10 think tho
situation is getting degenerate enough 90
call IN Weyler
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PETERSBURG AGENT.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

Agulnaldo IS hardly 90 De blamed for
wanting 90 wear q gold collar that won't
WILT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

The James river is in imminent danger
or being dusty if The sun IS bright and
warm to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

The gifted lady who "sucaks Spanish
at Annapolis secms 10 Doe working over
time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-27

Professor Norton viii regret leaving
his budding opinions ONT 90 nieht for the
Uolr frost
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11
WAR IS PREDIC TED
Relations Between France snd Cfesl
Britain Very Much SlrsIncd.
ALL CLASSES ARE ALARMED
They Recognize that England NouM
Easily Conquer the Preach.
A GERMAN COALITION IS SUGGESTED.
Il Would Be Preferable Il Suffering theEH
ptritnce d Spsln.
RocHtfoRT SAYS TROUBLE is INEVITABLE
He Criticiscs tho Covcrnment for 10
passivcness and Asks About the
Tranco-Ruxsian Alliance.
I'D
! GERMAN COALITION is SUGGESTED.
Il Would Be Preferable = Suffering tAeEH
ptritnce d spain.
SAYS TROUBLE IS INEVITABLE
He Criticiscs tho Government for ~
I'assivcness ana Asks Abeut the
FrAnco-Ruxsian Alliance.
tSneciai Cable Dispatch to This New York
Herald and Houston Fest Copyrightea,
1893, by James Gordon Hennett.l

Z
lsaS, by James Gordon Renntttl
Especial Dispatch to The Iost)
PARTS. December io--Slowly hut steadily
The conyictiop is gassiing ground here that
war With England Is inevitable. Paul Do
CSassasna 40 s paper oven goes so Far as 10
DECLARE II Imminent aud suggests Tho prob
nbsiity of an alliance With Germany rather
than 10 ace France share The fate Of Spain.
Tsts ia no alslpnist opinion. IT Is c1e
shared by people lin diplomatic. parlia-
nentary, naval, military apd commercial
circles alike. That there is no recknessness
In ii even the fireaters amons the French
public mon rcalisc Thoy recognize chat
war with their transchannel naighbors
means almost certain defeat for France, yst
at the same tin,e they ask whit are they
10 DC. How Is war to be prevented M
England seems determined. they say. TO
force Frances back to the wall. The n,o-
merit must come when further fetrcat wah
BIO Impossible. No people can possibly
swallow affpnt satser afrront Without sink
ing 40 the condition OF Whit Lord SAas-
bury recently defined as u "decaying ma
tlon.
France, according 70 public opinion here.
has given way before Englrnd only to b
met after every concession with heavier
demands.
"The English are initiating the Romans
in their intcrcoursc With THO carthayenr
ANS said Eddudri nrumcnt TO the re-.
porter Yesterday.
History Is repeating itself. England -
making dcnoud after demand. Tosscrdiy
che claimed Fashoia. she got It Tonlor-
row she may indicate Calais upon the
ground uha. it belonged 10 Ter Tor csn-
turles."
Nor IS tho editor ln-phief OF Libre Paroio
alone Ia this opinion. Henri pS,shefoFt cx-
pressed virtually the same flows yeeteT-
day. though Of course in his own ylyaeicps
style.
gwen a coward, he said, ~ he secs
he must utaa.ltely hsnt a drel sould
hardly walt until tlie aiyers ~ mad Aisssd
him into the field Z
What is the government waiting for
until England Is stronger u Frlnce is moro
icmorallzcd2 whcre Is the famous r ause-
Russian allilice Y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

be gathered from The increased burden
upon tho taxpayers OF the country. The
regular appropriations hitherto made for
the arlns and that for 1899 10 approximate
IL $4,000. 900. The appropriation asked for
1900 or under the increased military cs-
adjustment, IS siti.ooo,0Oo. THIS is the
first installment Of imperialism that ap-
peas 10 peoples pockets, as the combined
exports and imports Of tho Philippines
amount 10 but s6o.oco.o0u.
Congressman Slaydep today aucceeiei In
having four men discharged from, the First
Texas regiment. They are u. G. Kalsyrling,
company q Neal iIalamuda. company G;
James S. Langridsc, company G l., De-
Gen. company +.
Secretary Alger ordered General Corbin.
IN the presence Of Mr. Slayden. TO wire
their discharges at once.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

Secretary Moore In behalf OF the United
States commission and by Senior yiliaruti
In behalf of the Spanish owing to the corr
tinued illness Of Senior ojeda, secretary
Of the Spanish commission.
Each copy contained the English aud
Snanish text OF the treaty In parallel lines.
The wording had been approved previously
nv the commission at joint session. SO
there was no controversy on this aubiect.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11
THE FIRST TEXAS REGIMENT.
TEXAS pELEGATIoN ASKS THAT
THEY he niusTEnED our.
president Urged the Necessity of In
crcnninR the trmy--Aynount Need
ed Is s1l4,OOo.O 900 for 1909.
lspecial pl,patrl, to The post.l

Washington, December l0.--As stated
last night would be done the entire Texas
de.egatioa called upon the pretiAent this
morning ANA urged the discharge OF The
whcoe First Texas regiment. Strong state
meu,s were made in behalf OF the boys
whose unar4imlty TO set out Is almost
cqualled by that OF tho officers to stay. Tho
president maze no promises, but took oc-
cas.on 10 urge on tho Texans tho necessity
fer Increasing the regular army.
An idea of the increase to be made can
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11
I.onTo rico QUIET.
Spanish Officers Collecting Customs.
No Trouble Occurring.

No Trouble Occurring.
Washington. December ., - Assistant
Secretary yanderlip. who Is expected to
arrive Ia tho unired States from Porto
hi.o next Monday. has made preliminary
ana informal report to Secretary Gage Of
his observations on the Island. Under date
Of November n no reports that the MILF
iary apaioii;les are ge,iing along rAiry
we'll win cus oms collections, The amount
now exceeds $.G9.0O0 Tho Spanish GUS
toms Officials have beer put 10 work at
tte various pors and sbis system works
satisfactorily. The men. he writes are
honest. AMI 1t 10 Thought BY prominent
ofiicials In the military scryico thar ne
government il getting everything "
should.
The military officers at aar Juan eoii.
tend thu. the reports that have reAched
the United Statos concerning tho outbresk9
and disturbances Of the peaee On the e
land are without substantial foup a'son.
during tt.o evacuation there were more
Or less disturbances Of : rather rer2nnai
nnd private character, but the silpaSien
mere now. Mr.. vaisderHp writes. " - peace
III as 1t is IN tho Untted States
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11
BAILEY WILL WIN.
rlr. Henry Says He Can't
Be Beaten.
Fort Worth. Texas. Dec. TO-

Fort Worth. Texas. Dec. 10 -
Congressman K. L. Henry of the ;
Seventh Texas district tonight wired
friends here as follows. Bailey ;
:will be elected by a majority Of;
considerably over two 10 one. I (:
know from careful personal poll
! Of the democrats in this house and
, the next house. Bailey is not in /;
a particle of danger and will easily
win. The fight against him does
mot come from the people through
out the country, but from, a small
,coterie Of unsound democrats in;
the house; while he is fighting re-;
,publicans infront he is being BUSH
''whacked by lot Of political oppo-:
mems in the real, who should be ;
,his supporters
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

COL. BRYAN RESIGNS.
VIII Prepare n Wrlttcn state
meht fur tho Press.

Savannah. Ga. December To- 4
Gcionel VIM. ], Bryan, coione. OF !
= the Third Nebraska. reg ,ment, 4
: has either forwarded his resig- (
= nation TO washington. or is
: about to do so. or this thcre
: seems 10 be 10 doubt. To-day he
called on General Lee. command-
= er Of the Seventh corps, ana
: General Keifer. commanding tho 4
= First division OF the corps OF
: which Colono. Rryan's regiment !
: Is q part. and is understood to 4
: lave announced his intention OF
quitting the service. General Lee 4
: is to sail for Cuba on the trans !
port Panama tomorrow aud Colo
: rel Bryan Is believed to have 4
: fastened his decision in order 4
= that no might acquaint hts corps 4
Z commander with his intention
Z pr.vr to hts departure for the I
= island. 4
Colonel Bryan would neither 4
deny rcr ccshrni the rurnor. but I
= stated that when the time came 4
: he weak prepare a written state 4
msnt and give 1t to tho press so 4
that there would be no possi- Z
ability Of any misstatement of I
: his position. 4. I
A A A A A A A A - A A A "A a a y. a a .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11
GEN. GARCIA VERY ILL.
His Recovery observation-disclosures HI
rcrn Hnk lccn liels.r,heI.

Especial Cable Dispatch 10 The New YcrA
Herald and Houston Post. Copyrishteh.
1895. by James Gordon Bennett)
washington. December l0.--General cai-
ixto Garcia Is SIN seriously III al his h'tsl
and his recovery Is doubtful. Tie 0thcs
members of Tho Cuban ctmmisiyEu afe
contirsiing 10 werx wtthcut Elm. They mad
O. conference with Attorney General Gfibs;
today.
Tho re.siyed eabiegtsan tonight that
GeneSsl Ruis Rivera. gllo was tasop pris-
crer IA Cuba by the spansaids AMI ssaT
tenced 10 Lfe imprisonment On Up island
90 Csrta. las basn liberated and Will orr
rive at New York tomorrow by a French
5taneT-