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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23
Mr.. CHAS. {. M'C0RKLE.
Churches Consolidated - MongoIian
Pheasanis In Rock bridge

Pheasanis In Iiockbridge.
LEXINGTON, VA, oct. 22.-spooiaL-
FIR. Charles j.. McC0rkle, the Democratic
candidate for senatorial hOnOrs from the
Seventh Senatorial District, was born and
reared and has spent his lie within three
miles or Lexington. he comes oi Scotch
Irish ancestry, and has Tor years been
recoeuized a. an influential man IN c0un-
~ politics lie is IN the prime of life,
bcine forty-eight years OF age and is un-
married He was educated ~ Washing
ton and Lee University. when yOuns
man he was attacked by disease which
has since rendered him unable 90 use his
lower limbs notwithstanding this lac is
q successful farmer ANA dcFole5 much or
his time 20 reading ana study
Ben-Salem Presbyterian church, near
Buena vista, on account Of the small
membership. viii soon be closed and the
members will be transferred 20 the Pres
bvterian church az Buena Vista. PERMITS
sion Tor the transfer has been asked Of
the Lexington presbytofy, which Will be
granted. The church was established IN
1894 and was never strong. IN former
years ministers from Lexington supplied
tie pulpit.
The Lexington Mutual Telephone Com
pauy Is reaching out. a contract mas
been made 70 construct line from Lex
ington 20 the Natural Bridge Whi VIII
extend the system 20 the Southern part
II tho county. with this line complete
Rockbridge VIII DO pretty we'll provided
with phones. a line Is now being eX-
tended from Lynehours TO connect with
the Lexington exchange az Buena Vista,
and Lexington will soon be oble TO talk
to LyuchburS.
A pair of Monaghan pheasants were
brought 70 Rockbridee last spring from
Oregon by Major H. w Houston. Of the
Virginia Military Institute, and other
sportsmen Of The conn unity. Tho birds
were confined on farm IN the county
t.iI one escaped. The other one was
afterwards set free with the hope that
both could afterwards be secured, but
they have never been seen since. While
in captivity thirteen egss were obtained
which were set under a bantam hen.
The pheasant will not set while captive.
Nine bros were thus obtained which are
growing nicely Ths Mongoliaa pheasant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23

have % assume Ernst Fraus Wts
moved in a Munich brewery oeiofe -
decided to take 10 tho stage siGnof ~
- 900 . strong man I'D variety SNOW
S,l,orac PLAYED the violin ia an oicheS-
49, lrf another distinguished tenor
-. cab Hut there was never .
1,,,r,,o,p Tenor before WHO Included fh7
49,. n "a reaortcr in his previous en-
rorr Tnss SIS true 90 ernst van ~ ~
uh, was a lawyer and a 5o"I
fore he finally abandoned en- lNous"1
other work aud gave himsel up 70 in''s'l
lie began 20 study. as jean -5 -
did 10 sing baritone f'lls' anu -
not until he had devoted niins-l 70 49,
Tor some time that lt was az. -
mar he possessed @ tenor voice. IL was
through o chance meeuhs WIN
,rsrsorot at musicale that ne 100"
m. music as q profession. Even before
the Wagner performances IN FaIiS lo.
n Van Dyc<s successes there, he ana
Mas. euet we're intimate friends, ana TOT
that reason she French composer operas
found nearly 0s c0ugeni-l home ID the
imperial Opera House OF Austria as they
cd in Paris. Indeed, one Of them was
sung iu Vienna before Paris heard u.
Another French singer the other day
calle1 attention 20 his unusual prepare
ton for the stage This was Jean Note
who laaped on q train Of cars that were
running down an incline with the cer-
tainty OF colidlng with an approaching
express. got across 20 the brake, and
prevented serious accident by lis
brayerv. More astonishing even was the
physical ftrcncth Dc showed. That Vas
understood, however. when II was oX-
planned that De had long been ma
chinist and was noted as one OF tho
strongest men in the shops before he
discovered bis voice ana became BARI
f0rn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23

a beDch. entertainment win be given
Miss Sallie Darlington at the Academy
OF Music Oh FRIDAY night. Oct. 2>th. WHOM
Miss Psr.ington viii bee assisted ia pre-
senting Two pieces. "Y1r.h That Never
Saw woman and Cousin Gee" ty
galaxy of local talent
IN the cast VIII be Johnny Ivau. VII
son aud Freeman Captain Cunningham.
Captain Massura Misses Florence Evans
and Mamie Ryan ard Messrs. D. IT,
sale and Jack Golden and Miss Kate
s le lndian Club manpuialors. will give
an exhibition OF their act.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23
'>s&@S@&%&%DSG &8&@&% %

w A. Payne. sol; Nelson Williams, Jr.,
and others, 81.
E5gar p. English qualified to practice
law IL lli5 court.
wne following cases have been set for
trial in the Law and Equity court
October "A. Rosa Jacobs vf. city Of
Richmond: october % T.. A. Graham vs..
same. October 15. same 49, same; October
q. James r. Wer,h VS.. W. S. Archer;
same w.. NJ. T.. and IS. $. Archer, Octo-
her q. r.. j.. White ys. Stephen Puney
& Co.
In the Circuit Court these cases viii DO
heard next week.
october a. Hancock VS.. Beivin; October
o. williams VS.. Williams; October ~.
Robins vs. Pollard; October e. InomD-
son VS.. Maynard; October %, Gentry vs..
Voegler Admir-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23

A most enjoyable dramatic and must
cal entertainment VIII D. given al ST.
McV's Hall Marshall street. between
Third end Fourth streets Tuesday nieht
the &lh instant, Cor the benefit OF ST.
Narys Catholic church The entcrlaln-
nent win be under the direction OF Pro-
f1ssor Charles h. Mutter and Mr A. T..
saueTwais, Who have arranged n most
attractive and entertaining programme.
embracing some Of the best amateur tall
ent IN the Gig.
The object for which this entertain
ment f. 10 De given being a mos. lsudslie
one, it is safe % 4y that the rendition
or the programme SO attractvely ar
ranged viii be Witnessed by a large and
aIprecIativo audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23
MUSICAL AND LITERARY.

The Imperial Opera Co. OF Berlin, VIII
perform tne following novelties: nDou
QuXo-e." by w. K.ouzl. "Briseie" Nv
Chabrier and Die Aorise." bv E,,on.
dAbert, also q new Dclct, the music bv
Rich Y. Golobergcr.
M Walter Damsosch has rented a
country residence at Waite Plains. ~ ~
InCre LD VIII compose when not In
Philadelphia ana he WIZ DO there an
winter. In Philadelphia Mr. pamrosch
is 10 conduct the Ellis Opera COMPANY
ana next year The Philadelphia Svmohonv
Orchestra Tor which $1,000 has besn
subscribed by Mrs Robinson.
4 sacred cantata FOR choirs and choral
societies. entitled Praise and Thanlfs-
giving has been published by FILLMORE
Bros, Of New York. Tie pleasing ana
expressive music is composed and arran-
ged Tor mixed choirs with solos for So
pfano, alto tenor ana b7sso, with organ
or piano accompaniment. To several
numbers violin obiga'o has been issued
The price for the handsome edition in
which viii aid 20 make this new cantata
popular.
Prof Eduard Rappoidl. 0rst concert
master OF the Dresden ROYAL Orchastrs.
10 which excellent body OF artists Re les
belonged for more than twenty wears
will soon retire ON a pension. RaDpo'di
was born at Vienna in 1889
Madame Bergliot Ihsan. the celebrated
poets daughter and the daughter-in-isvy
OF bioerns0n. will appear rs concert
sin.er la Berlin duri-p the ,,-rs-.,,
month. She Is also 10 sing in Hamburg.
Dresden, Vienna, Prague and Budanest
before she goes 70 Rome. where she win
Join her fathcr-in-iaw.
The FORMER basso OF Weimar Court
cnara- Ran2,t E--ss tae German-Ameri- J
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23
FROM THE COURTS.

Many Matters Settled in the Tribunal
OfJustiCe.
The suit OF Mrs Laura b. Dowden
against Miss Grace Arents for $4,000 was
concluded IN the Law and Equity Court
this morning. the jury bringing IN YER
diet OF 1900 for the plaintiff. motion
g. set aside the verdict was made and
continued.
A decree was entered IN the chancery
suit Of Caroline A. Scott against VI. G.
Staples and others directing TIE distri-
button Of proceeds.
The following judgments were entered
in the Circuit Court In favor OF Mary Ann
Browne. executrlx Of W. H. Browne. late
head OK the Savings Bank Grand Foun-
tain United order True Reformers,
against the following parties:
H. D. Lewis and others. So, Sutton y.
Grigg, 500; W q. Gerst and others ssl;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23
10 lnveslleate Po.tomce..

John Clinton. Jr.. has received a
letter from John T. Proctor. president
Of The civil service comm ssion stating
that George j.. Wales and John T. Doyle
will on "Wednesday, October 26th. visit
Richmond 10 investigate charges made
b. committee which went 20 Washing
olHclnls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23
Rcsicns Ills Position. s,ETsn 49,.

Mr.. Lilburn T. Myers who has been
made general manager Of the building OF
the torpedo boats here. with SIR. w. r..
Trigg. he's resigned his government
position as chief o. the inspection di-
vision Of the mali service.
DIR Myers made a most efficient Of
fetal. and the department has not yet
accepted his resignation. though, OF
course. ,his viii he daue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23
Daughters 70 Meet.

There win be a meeting OF the Rich
moud Chapter. L. j. c.. Wednesday at
o'clock no Lee Camp Hall, 10 disc1ss
amendments 10 be sent 10 re Hot
SPRINGS Convention. All members are
earnestly requested 10 BE- present, as this
f. tho last meeting before the Arkansas
Convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23

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~ In ~,. -sr.c,-iio f,bdrlc-e Crsh-
mar and heir fellows OF an Older gene
ration is responsible for. the .f fessi2,a
.n some minus -A'l' lle Gay o.. .ls -
mate oran 2 mas lasseq nlt no. ~ ,,.,s
-yls 81 lido ana frofcrir'-
Vsyde cone VITA EN- ample production
81 an important play Il Is easily deter
mined ,hd. the fire is sthi ahea up3h
- altar oI me les .'iii''.e - IN
fera,, 6e,1 M r'3-i'oste3 In ne art COM
me soast ..rl.rf ~ f4a triunvira4o %
f'ars which illustrates ,Aat it has not
osan The disposition, but the OPP 3reuhlly
uat has been ia ilB. 4 vas. Do4y ,I
former p.aY-Foefs VINO AaEe zee. t';l-
LILY 1890 ~ e 14.' 5 .,c .co,.,.
a.. e.t.oi,.,. Iii ~, 9-oo eroir
Smo,r re renf,, who viii g.npo~t .his
.-i-myirafe is III Harry Ir1pd0n. NE
best "o,5 man or the legitimate stage u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23

was introduced into Oregon from China.
Al Is q very prolific bird.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23

Ten Etudes' for p,snofofte for the
development O. the LEFT hand, By Anton
Krause. o.. 10. SONGS for Male Che
rus" by NJ Hauptmann, Op. - and 50,
containing Is effective German choruses,
which must be recommended 10 al better
gloe clubs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23

Arthur Nikisch has lately had a very
nattering offer Of the remunerative po-
slfion as director Of the Royal Opera at
Budapest Having signed contract for
ne with the Lelpzig Gewandhaus people.
Nlkisch has TO decline this and all 9TH r
offers which have been made OF late. in
Guiding several American ones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23

The former basso Of Weimar Court
cn1ra- Ronegt E--ss, tae German-AIneri-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23

Otto Lohse's three-act opera, Prince
Against Ills VIII" was performed re-
Gently FOR the FIRST time ~ Hamburg
with tremendous success. The composer
and representing artists were called be-
fore the curtain many times after each
ACT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23

can. who IL now singing ut Bremen. has
been engaged FOR The Dresden Court
Opera.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23

the world renowned publishing house
Of Breitkopf & Haertel In Leipzig. fas
sent the following naveitie-; "Etudc-
School" for he pianist. q model coilec-
ton OF "Etudes" OF all styles g. prosres-
sive order from the elementary grade 10
Chopin, Henseit ahd Ifs7t compiled and
arranged for teaching " Conrad Kueh-
ner Part II and Il contain stepping
stones n virtuOsty"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-09
HE SQUEEZED HIS HAND.

Yesterday government official
was here-one of those men who
ravel about and take notes as to
he needs of the post Office depart
uents, how postofices are being
,cuducted, salaries, andsoforth
dr. Foreman was in consultation
With him at the Huckius House,
md a meeting was arranged for at
he postofiice.
The government official showed
up and postmaster Ben Foreman
showed him through the building
aud introduced him to the mail
clerks, aud the amount of work to
oe done daily. After a thorough
inspection, Mr.. Forman ordered a
carriage and showed the official
over the entire city.
While they we're taking in the
city Mr.. Foreman was telling him
the amount of territory each car
rier had to cover three times a day,
and how handy it would be to have
in additional! mounted carrier for
the outside district and also to en-
large the boundary of the delivery
system.
When the drive was finished Mr..
Foreman while grasping the hand
of the official said (: Let me hear
from you soon. hope you will rec,
ommend a raise in the salary of my
clerks, as know they are not paiC
enough fof the work they perform
and the long hours that they art
on duty.
The official said he was satisfied
the pay was inadequate and that b,
would recommend a raise and alst
extra mounted carrier.
Since Mr.. Foreman has been il
Office he had the salaries of the de
livery clerks raised twice and the,
are now in line for another raise
and they should have it as thei,
work is tedious.
The male clerks are better palC
than the ladies and this discrimina
tion should not be allowed, as W,
know the ladies work as hard as tn,
men clerks and are punctual.
We know Mr.. Foreman to be ;
gallant gentleman, and he ha'
already added two hundred dol
lars to the yearly salary of his tive
lady clerks, since he has been il
office. We will look to see that h,
gets a further raise for these tive
lady clerks.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-09
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

Texarkana Camp No. ~, Wood
men of the World met IN regulal
session last night, fifty members
were in attendance.
Revision OF the bylaws and cleo
ton of officers we're the most iu,,
portant subjects for consideration,
A m jorlty OF the members believe
a surplus in the general fund goot
thing and voted to keep the annu
dues as at present for the yea
1899,
The following officers we're elected
to serve one year from Jdnuar
l. 1899
Perrin Waite, Consul Commando
I, b Warwick, adviser lieutenan
Ed Robbins, clerk; Frank Hughes
banker; Perry G, Williams, physi-
clan; Pau Reyerra, escort; Chas,
Stringer, watchman; Dora Mott,
sentry; L. D Reese, manager; A.
B, Matsou, and Paul Reverb del.
egates,
The local camp Of this order is il
its eighth year, and has over on,
hundred and fifty members and ha.
never lost any by death,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-09
A HIDDIK FUTURE.

What blessed faculty is nom
vision of the future, how many
heartaches and tears and broken
liyes are saved by our lack Of pres
cience, and because the evil Of fu-
turity so fateful as we approach its
meshes, is impenetrable to the eye
of the present. He who would
tempt fate by forcibly tearing
asunder this kindly veil would but
suffer the bitterest travail of spirit
in its revelations, and God has in
his infinite wisdom made it impossi-
ble to look into the freighted Be-
yond. Not even the angels of Heav-
en- Snow the will of the All-wise,
then what folly prompts the world
to peer into the future and before
time assign to any soul its preulti-
mate fortunes or misfOrtunes, its
successes and reverses, aud pre-
Judge from premises as uutenable as
a name written upon the sands of
the seashore, anyone of the things
that may befall in this world of uu
certainty! Beyond the operation
of certain few fixed and immutablt
laws we cannot go, and the idl'
folly through which some persuade
themselves o.enact the roll of seers
is as amusing as it is fallacious anC
unfounded in divine law. 1t is foI
our good these conditions obtain,
and had God designed that we
should know the future be wou {
have provided some tangible index
than the superstition of the sooth
sayers, the varying omens and signs
hugged as as pet delusion by
credulous man, or the lines of tn,
hand or the face, to be TRANSLATED
by falible man, whose fallacies art
often more attractive than the
steruer facts of God and His nature
-Ex.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-09

OF all the many comedies that
have emenated from the prolific
brain of that playwright, Charles
Hoyt, "a Trip to Chinatown"
proved the most successful from a
box office standpoint, and as these
plays have all been written for the
money they would bring, it is but
fair that the oox office returns
should be taken as good basis of
what constitutes success. He will
play here next Thursday in A
Stranger il New York"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-09

P. c. Lastinger and A. V. Swartz
have been here the past two OF
three days with view of organiz-
the market gardners aud fruit
raisers into an association for the
purpose Of shipping their vegetables
and fruits east to markets outside
of the local radius. They want the
gardnerS to have days for shipping
and in this manner take a car and
load it and get rates which will give
them a margin for their shipments
Our truck farmers should join any
thing that promises to help them
out, and Giye it a trial.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-09

We have sent one of our largest
war ships into Havana harbor and
now Gen. Fitzhugh Lee and his army
corps will follow. We will soon
pacify the people of the island and
they will then wonder why they had
not been spanked long ago and
adopted as children OF Uncle Sam.
We hope our soldiers will act in such
a manner that there will be no com
plant against them.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-09
HOW,s THIS 2

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for any case of Cararr that can not b.
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-09

The United States willinvite Eng
land to lend a helping hand in build
ing the Nicaragua canal. They will
pace an AogIo-American protect
crate oyer the same and make the
balance of the powers smoke as to
its use. This canal, if cut, should
be open to the world for commercial
purposes and a small tonnage
charged. Don't let us be hoggish
in this matter.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-09

Already the Nicaraguan canal
question is being discussed in the
senate. Some propose for this coun'
try to furnish the money to the
Maratime Canal Co., let it build and
operate it, and this country receive
only partial benefits, letting canal
become neutral in time of war.
This is wrong-we ought to own and
operate it in time of peace and war
let there he no more jobberY.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-09

oDo we raise too much2"-Texar'
kama Texarkanian.
OF course you do. You and the
Courier got into a little game OF
bluff the other day aud you not only
raised the limit, but you raised
him out of his boots" You GER
tainly ought to stop this raising
business; you are getting too old,
"my boy Pine Bluff Commercial.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-09

Grover Cleveland has not intima-
ted TO Coin Harvey that he expects
10 send aim check TO aid in the
coming campaign for democracys
success. When Cleveland was a
candidate himself he put up lively,
but now he is proud and retiring,
when spoken TO about giving out
cash TO help some other party man
IN power.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-09
Five Miles Up in the AIR.

Two daring London eronauts as
cended five miles above the earth IN
a balloon and nearly froze to death.
The temperature at that height
was 81 degrees below zero. The
men went IN the interest of science,
aud while the actual benefit of their
trip to humanity at large was con-
siderable, it will not begin to equal
the great good accomplished by the
medical scientist who gave the
world Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Nothing to equal this remedy has
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news. The Bitters are the best
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-09

The democratic congress will
hold a caucus next Saturday night
to select a candidate for their par
ty leader. There is opposition to
Joe Bailey, the Texas wonder, and
this opposition will try hard to
beat Bailey. The truth of the sit
uation is Bailey has ceased to be a
curiosity and they want to shelve
him to make room for some other
forensic monkey.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-09
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ant TO the taste, Soldby druggietS
In every part of theworld Twenty.
five cents a bottle, Its value is In.
oaleulable. BE eure aud ask Tor
Mrs Wlnslows Soothing Syrup, aud
take no other nntG i'B93ly