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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18

NEW YORK. Nov l6-The Hebrew
Educational Alliance has set nii '' I'.''
81 O0o000 for the education ot tl'if l''-
Die. Al a. meeting as, nfl. iH' i'.o"-
ing Subscriptions Wera announced as
nucleus. Louis stern and Jacob d.
SchlT. {25 000. William solomon ana l-f-
dor Strauss. $1,000 each. ana friN
Warburg and Louis Marshall, 5000 each.
making total of flY''Q'
Israel ZaugulI tlo English novelist.
made an address 1f tho waldorf Astoria
to-day. giving graphic description ~
the Hebrews ls they are. There was
koonuess ln bis analysis OF the causes
which have kept the Hebrews true to
their ideals through ages OF oppression.
vii ln h.s study Of the humors OF his
kindred. rl0Icuia in his appreciation or
tho true motives which Jed the world to
mako tnom Outeasts.
lie eXc0r.ated the Emper0rs. the pones
the authors who have humbiod. abused
and masslcrad tho Hebrews Do cradif-
Ing them with martial spirit be- preferred
to R0Oseve.rs praise of Hebrews among
tho Rough Riders. and added that when
H0bson had % Doe kissed 30 was lice
brew maiden who did ir When Do re-
ferrcd 90 the fact that the Hebrews are
the bankers of everybody he said that
they even financed their own oersocl-
tion and declared that DO w0ull be- bo,-
Ter t0 Dee Amcricauized than t1 remain
"a Hebrew who believed in nothing that
Moses bad not outlined centuries ago.
lie ended with panyger.c on fle He-
brew loyo of home. of his own domestic
virtues ana his religious sincerity that
makes temple of his own helrt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
WOMEN NEED NOT BE DIsCOUR-
AGED.

The nervous tension under which most
OF our women constantly live affects
the female organism seriously Heavy
household burdens. social gayetics, work
I'm some commercial establishment, any OF
these duties seem impossible 20 women
who are in and yet they keep up for a
time under pressure OF the demands upon
them. When they do break down. the
advice and treatment they receive from
their family physician dOnt go 10 the
root OF the trouble and they get no bet
ter. They are discouraged, worn out.
tired OF life. The great specialist In wo-
mems diseases, Or. Greene, OF Nervura
fame. % West 18th ST., New York City.
has shown thousands OF women who
thought themselves hopeless invalids the
way 10 health His office Is open TO all
women for free consultation and advice.
or IL you will write him about your
case, he will advise you by mail absO-
lutely free OF all cost and conrdentially.
The glorious remedies discovered by this
profound physician are an invaluable
boon 10 women. IL costs nothing 10 be
put on the road TO health, and all ailing
women should write Dr. Greene At once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
LOCAL COMPANY
WILL CONTEST
For the Franchise to Run Street Cars
on Main Street,
ARE IN The FIELD TO STAY.
Whatever Profit There May be in the
Business Will he Kept i'm Richmond
Should the Gentlemen Secure
the Franchise.

The franchise to run street cars on
Main street will be houy contested FOR,
AT the expiration Of the present one held
by the City Railway Company
Already there are rumors OF numerous
parties who will apply to the Council
for the valuable privilege and yesterday
IT was learned that a strong one, com
posed exclusively Of Richmond gentle
men, would apply for the franchise.
The PROMOTERS.
This party consists Of Messrs Thomas
Atkinson. James n. Boyd, Virginius
Newton. S. Dabney Crenshaw. Robert S.
Bosher, A. r. Euerson. J. j. Montague,
and T. G. Williams.
As this will be a local company what
ever prOht there may be ia the business,
viii be kept In Richmond, should they
secure the franchise.
These gentlemen are IN the field TO
stay, ana it is their intention, II sue
cessful. TO give the people Of Richmond
service second 10 none.
THE PLANS.
Messrs. Martin and Ainsiie counsel for
TIA syndicate will perfect the inccrpOra-
ton in the next Legislature and will pre-
sent its application 20 the city Coun-
ell.
Mr. CreTghaw an active member Of the
proposed company. when seen last night
while confirming the above said that he
preferred not 10 discuss the plans Of
his associates at this time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
Englnnd,s OHM EIeel.

LONDON, Nov IA dispatch 90 The
Times from Wei-Hai-Nei says Jhat Che
British squadron that assembled there is
dispensing. The Undauntcd has gone 90
Nagasak and the Hermlone and lphi-
genia 10 Chefoo. The Narcissus ls going
10 Hong Kong. and the Alacrty. with the
hiang
on the complete absence of preparations
10 defend Wel-Hai-WeL The place has
been occupied by the British for six
months. yet no fortiications have been
begun and the telegraphs are detective.
all of which is I'm striking contrast 10 the
feyerlsh activity displayed by the Rus
slams AZ Port Arthur.-New York Sun
Special
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
Eel Closed "A Factory.

The biggest water pipe eel ever cap
tured in this city was caught yesterday
at Twelfth and Noble streets al an ex-
pense of at least one hundred dollars
and the closing OF seven-story factory
and the loss TO one hundred employees
of two days work On Saturday morn
ing the engineer of John w. BOughton's
wood carpet factory az 1911 Noble street
noticed that the pump would not draw
water.
on investigating. he came 20 the con-
clusion that the feed pipes had become
clogred up with dirt. The water bureau
inspectors who were called 10 the place
10 make an investigation also agreed
that the pipes were clogged. but II was
too late to improve the situation on
Saturday. Yesterday all the pipes. with
one exception. were examined and found
all right The exception was the con-
Meeting pipe from rho street main. After
digging un the street AMI removing the
pipe it was discovered that an eel was
tho cause OF the trouble II was al least
twenty inches I'm length and over an
inch In thickness. and was alive when
taken out.
The factory VIII not he In operation he
fore this afternoon for the repairs can
not be completed before that time
Philadelphia Times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
RichmOnd'S
Liliputian Bazaar.

The mothers of Richmond who take an
interest i'm dressing their small Boys ac-
cording 20 fashions mandates, find every
thing their fancy may dictate right uh-
der one roof-gathered from the re-
sources of the cOunty's most iashlona-
BILE and artistic Boys Tailoring.
A glance over the immense stock Of
Bows and Children's Fancy suits, en-
bracing over "a hundred styles Of Blouse
Military. Fancy Corduroy and Velvet
TOP Goats and Refers in endless variety
Of shapes. trimmings and stylcs-the
Covert Top Goats Olke the Mems that
the small boys are raving overtime
literal stacks of fancy caps ana hats
patterning the Army and Navy in their
bright cOlOTs and Ornaments-idsnlonlns
after the Cavalier in their gCTdeous cock
ed hats, &c. &c;-carried and so hand
somely displayed by the well known firm
Of O. H. Berry & Co. VIII convince you
Of the enterprise and determination OF
the Berry store to provide for Richmond
Juveniles a place for their Outntting
equalling in attractiveness. assortment OF
styles and wOrkmanship-nOt overlook
ing the lowest consistent priccs-enJoyed
by shoppers Of the large Northern cities
They have devoted about One-third of
their entire first floor 10 the display OF
these lines. and every accommodation Is
provided the ladies' I'd make tucH uoFS
shopping a pleasant and fascinating pas
time instead az the usual wear and tear
accompanying sucn tasks.
o. II. Berry * Co. have introduced
many decided novelties in small boys
dress this season. foremost among which
is the KnickorbOcker Suit ike the mems
golf suits, which they carry In sizes from
3 to s years, AT 500. In REFERS they
have dozens of different shades and
styles. the military order being the most
popular this season. which they carry In
oN-blood. blue. gray. brown and black
the cuteness being enhanced by velvet
collar beautifully contrasting the shade
of the earmeut-at prices ranging from
s175 10 $50. Military capes are striking
and natty: the finest grades may be had
M the Berry Liiputian Bazaar at from
e. 90 TO s. 30 short top coats like the
mems with or without strap seams, in
nohhv covert cloth. all sizes, $40 TO 5000.
A visit to this In every sense thoroughly
un-to-date Mems and Boys Quitting es-
,eblishn,ent somehow makes one feel
IKE thev belong 70 a large city-like
Richmond sent erprising merchants are
rapidly developing her into-a modern me-
tropolis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
TfarIow-B Blake.
Iandcrs.

ST. Mary's Catholic church presented a
beautiful scene yesterday morning al
1880 O'Clock, upon the occasion Of the
marriage OF Mr.. Thomas N. Long Cox
and Miss Katharyne h. Landers
The altar was handsomely decorated
with plants and palms and candles, and
the many friends Of the contracting par
ties were very much impressed with the
sublime beauty of the occasion as the
bridal party stood before the altar ana
the solemn ceremony was performed.
Mr.. Cox is a most valued attachee or
the MuscOe II. Garnet establishment,
and has a host of friends who wish him
many happy years of welded bliss.
The bride is the beautiful daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Landers, and the
niece of the Well-knOwn young attorney,
Mr.. Ed. NJ. Kosher and her popularity
was attested by the number Of her friends
that gathered to witness the ceremony.
Miss Ida RUPERT acted as maid OF
honor and Mr.. w. S Ahern performed
the duties of best man.
The ushors were Messrs w. A. Pow
ers. Joseph Dart. John II. Lyneman. !.
+. Phillips, Jr., william Miller ana Dr.
w. A. MCGOWAN.
The brides gown consisted OF white
orrandie over white satin' ana she carried
white chrysanthemums. The maid o.
honor wore pink organdie over white
satin. with white chrysanthemums
Immediately after the ceremony the
marty repaired TO the residence of Nhe
brides father. and the relatives Of the
happy pair enjoyed delightful repast of
the most substantial nature. The couple
left last night for a Northern trip.
Chilcott-M cWiIiiams.
Mr.. r. 5. Chilcott and Miss Annie +.
McWinams, both of Richmond, were
married yesterday evening a the First
Baptist church at o'clock.
Mr.. Chilcott IS one Of Richmonds most
popular Young telegraph operators. and
his bride is a most attractive young lacy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
PENSION MONEY IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
Some Wild Talk About What Russell
viii Do.
TWO RECENT LYNCHINGS.
Only Three Companies of Volunteers
Remain To be Mustered Out-Dock-
crywill Contest for BelIamy's Seat
i'm Congress.

RALEIGH. y. c.. November lL-spe-
clal.-stato Auditor Aver says that there
will bo an increase Of about $4,000 over
last year in the money available for PEN
sions. giving about $4,000 for pensions.
This does not mean that there Will be
an increase in Individual pensions for
there are many applications on nle thal
will be given pensions. During the past
year forty-eight pensioners have died.
The defeated candidate for solicitor in
tho First District Ike Meekins IS here
and has lots 10 say. Among other wild
sayings is the one that Governor Russell
will shortly call the last Legislature in
session 90 declare thar tho election or
November g. 1898. is null and void.
TWO LYNCHINGS.
During the last two weeks there have
been two lynchings within this state
ono was within about thirty miles Of
Raleigh and the other up imthe extreme
west.
There remain only three companies
OF the Second North Carolina Regiment
10 be mustered out OF service. These are
the Wilmington company the Tarboro
and The Granville companies. This week
will finish up these. and then on the 25th
the regimental officers VIII be mustered
out here I'm Raleigh.
II IS said that Dockery (Repuhlican)
will contest tho seat in Congress with
Bellamy Democrat. That is TN the
sixth District. Harry Skinner OPopuisD
will contest the seat from the First Dis
trict and Richmond Pearson (Repuoli-
cam from the Ninth.
LILY WHITES.
Tho Lilly white Republican party
project Is growing A meeting VIII
probably be held i'm Asheville soon look
ing 20 tho forming Of such party. II
"a believed that Senator Prifchard viii
favor an educational qualification which
will eliminate the ignorant negro votes.
II IS said there Is only one state officer
who opposes an educational qualinca-
ton.
some people say we'll arranged cleo
fion law viii do rs well as submitting
the question 20 the people AZ the polls
next August as a constitutional amend
ment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
Labor Men Attack Hicks.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE feature OF to-
DAYS session of the knights OF Labor
convention was an attack on Grand Mas
ter Workman Hicks by a New York dele
gate. who charged that the Grand Mas
Ter had admitted an outsider TO a meet
ing Of The order in cOntrayention To the
constitution. When the delegates discoy-
cred that the outsider was MIS- HICKS.
who CHANGED 90 be present during part
Of the meeting simply because it was neld
at the residence of Mr. Hicks. they quick
ly disposed Of the grievance The oiher
business of the day was almost entieIy OF
a routine character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
A RUNAWAY BOY.
Would Not Tell His Name Until
Threatened with the tcfOrmatOry.

Would Not Tell His Name Until
Threatened with the Hcformatory.
FREDERICKsBURG VA. Nov. IL
Spccial-Guy Robbins a runaway boy.
who has been confined in the city jail
here for the past three weeks. has finally
given his correct name and that of his
father, who lives in Canton, y. j. lie
Gid this when told that De would be sent
TO a reformatory. Sergeant Burlington
communicated with The boys father, who
sent funds 20 buy him an outht and a
ticket 10 his home
Mr.. Charles Griffin. Of King George
county. who attempted suicide few days
ago by sashing his throat, Is sun awe.
While be will probably recover from
the wound. IL is thought ne Will De
mental wreck.
The remains Of Mr. George NJ. Curtis,
who died in Auacostia. ID. c., were
brought here yesterday and taken 10 King
George county for interment.
The farmers of Caroline county are SAID
TO be in better financial condition than
for some years, due mainly 10 the large
tobacco crops raised for the past two
years and the fancy prices obtained Tor
Mr.. W. y. George. who has been a
student at Fredericksburg college Tor
several sessions. but enlisted for the war
last spring. failed 10 secure his discharge
i'm time TO enter college AZ the beginning
Of this session, and has returned TO his
home. I'm Fort Worth. Tex
There was considerable excitement on
the streets this morning. caused by
supposed mad day. which attempted 70
bite several persons. and was finally shot
by Office. Gore A large crowd gathered.
The laii,e barn. containing feed. har-
ness. implements. &C. on the farm or
Mr.. r. 4. UW near whitewater. IN stat
ford county. was destroyed by fire this
week Partially Insured. The fire was
supposed 10 be Of incendiary origin.
Mr. and Mrs william J. Horner' of
Finksburg. Nd. who were married No
vember 10th are spending a portion of
their honeymoon with their relatives: Mr..
and Mrs John c Melville in this city.
Mr. Tohn r Droaddus clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of Henrico county. Is visit
ing relatives In this county ana enjoying
the hunting season.
Hon. 4. p. Rowe Mayor OF this city.
quietly observed to-day his eignty-hrst
Birthday. with his family gathered about
him at HIS home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
BRAVE GIRL BlCYCLIST.
She stopped the Horse aud Saved the
Lives of Five Women.

TRENTON. y. j.. Nov. l5.-Tillie Mat
thews. a i6.year-olI girl. VINO lives ON "a
farm with her parents in Ewing town
ship. near this city comes TO Trenton
every pleasant day ON her wheel. and her
course takes her through CadWalader
Park. I'm the western suurrbs OF Tie CITY.
Yesterday afternoon she was coming
through the park 40 lively clip. When
her attention was attracted by tine shout
ing of one of the guards who watches the
railroad crossing al the park entrance.
The guard was excitedly sesucuiatihs
TO live women who We're about 90 cross
the track I'm a carriage. A train was
coming. and for the carriage To get on
tine track meant sure death 10 the occd-
uauts. Al the sound of the approaching
train the horse became unmauagedbie.
TNlie realized the situation and push
in., her wheel across the track. ledped OH,
ana grasping the bride rein OF tre rear
inc horse. sst him back on HIS launches
and kept him there until the train h1d
v,hizzed past. Title then quietly mount
ed her wheel and rode away without
making her name known. But the wo-
mon whose lives she saved were bound 10
ind her. and find her they did. To-day
Tirle wears d valuable gold watch as a
reward of her courage.-Phiadelphia
Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18

A company has been incorporated 10
abolish the razor Instead Of shaving a
man. the barber viii daub over his face
N lather that will remove the bristles.
The company has capital OF 10000.
with which 10 start business. As soon
as it gets IT'S charter II will open a par
lor." where practical demonstrations VIII
be given. Specimen men VIII sit IN snow
window on n crowded street and have
their boards publicly and painlessly re-
moved nv a eontlemaniy lecturer. Tno
rnetronolitan BARRIERS sneer at this anti
razor menace. but some hairy people who
have Investigated the new whlsker killer
declare that citizens will soon be doing
their own shaving in tho elevated cars
and other public places New York letter
70 the Plttsburg Dlspatch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
FASHIONABLE NUPTIALS.
Il. Bransford Adams Makes Miss Marie
Dewitt Ills Bride.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Nov. l7.-speclal.-
Miss Marie Dewitt. daughter OF Mr.. Clin-
ton Dewitt, and Mr. b. Bransf0rd
Adams, son OF MIR. J. H. Adams. were
married at Grace Episcopal church this
evening at . O'Clock in the presence OF
large and fashionable assenblage. The
ceremony was performed by the rector,
Rev. John J. Lloyd. ID. ID.
IL was a green and white wedding, and
those colors predOminated i'm an OF the
costumes and decorations. The church
had been deliberately ornamented with
evergreens potted plants and white
chry santhemums, and when amidst the
exquisite illumination OF scores OF lamps.
the brNal party took their places about
the chancel, the scene presented was one
OF rare attractiveness.
Miss BESSIE Dewitt. sister OF the bride.
was maid OF honor while Mr c. $.
Adams. cousin OF the groom, was best
man The other attendants were Miss
Ettie Ads ms and MIR. J. owen Harvey.
Miss sallle Adams and Mr.. @. l..
Vaughan: Miss Nina Holt and Mr. John
Adams; Miss Emma Adams and Mr.. Gin
ton DsExt Jr.; Miss Tucker Clark and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
KAISER IN THE ADRIATIC.
The Royal Yacht Has at Last Turned
LIS Prov UOmeWard.

BERLIN. Nov. i7.-An official telegram
received here from Valetta, Island oil
Malta. says the Emperor and Empress ot
Germany sailed for P0la. northern end
Of the Adrlauc sea. from which port
they will travel overland direct for home.
IL is eL-lalned that the Emperor decided
upon this course because the temperature
of the Mediterranean has become consii-
crabiy cooler and the danger 20 the health
of the Emperor by I'll sudden change from
a. northern 10 southern climate IS thus
leeeeuel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
ALBEMARLE STOCK SALE.
\ PennyroyaI Bull from North Caro-
lima the Centre of Attraction.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Nov. IL
SpcciaI-The Albemarle monthly stock
sale, which was held to-day, brought TO
tho city a large number of farmers.
stock and beef cattle sold well. but horse
flesh went at low figures. except In one
or two instances good driving aud saddle
horse, brought good prices.
A North Carolina DuIl' seemed % DE
the centre Of attraction az the sale yards,
and several hundred people visited tho
stall TO get "a peep All tine curious-iookin-
animal lie was of the sh0rt-h0rn spec
cies. weighed 100 pounds four feet long,
TWO feet -four inches high. and said 10 be
five ycc-s OBJ . Ihe thing was indeed "a
curiosity. His owner said that he pur-
chased him fun the "pennyroyal regions
of North Carolina. and during the recent
race troubles" Dee was forced 10 leave the
"Tar-Heel state" ON account Of his po-
Uucal opinion and be concluded to bring
his bull with him 10 Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
AN EASTERN DISASTER.
Two Steamers Collide in an Inland Sea
with Fearful Effect.

Advices by steamship Empress OF China
tell of "a terrible disaster In an inland
sea on October 2jth, when the steamer
Kinshiu-Alaru collided with the stcamer
Mayagawa-Ma Off Takami sinking the
latter in three minutes. 10 is re9ortct
that as many as one hundred and thirty
persons were saved but that seventy were
drowned.
So strong was the impact that tine cap
tain. who was on the bridge, Was thrown
into the sea.
The captain and an the crew were
saved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
Mis-. Annie Bayard Decd.

WILMINGTON. DEL. Nov 17.-Miss
Annie Frances Bayard. whose death is
reported az Algiers. is the second daugh-
ter OF the late Thomas f.. Bdyard of this
city. Miss Bayard who was known us
Miss Mamie had been absent from
here for years. and had been living with
her sister Countess Lewinhaupt I'm
Paris She went 20 Algiers for her
health accompanied by Philip Bayard
the youngest son OF the late Ambdssa-
dor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
pat,o,cd i'm "A saloon.

Lavinia Holmes. a negress. showed a
much battered countenance TO Dr. Brown.
'of the ambulance, last evening about 10
o'clock when arrived al the First sta
ton in response to the summons.
She said that one Phil Johnson color
ed had struck her with brass knuckle
IN a saloon near the Seventeenth street
scale house.
She was patched up and left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
SPANISH REPLY
WAS ANTICIPATED
lconLInn.d 100 - %.

peon assistance. and. furthermore. bee
cause il would bee better to cease wasting
money and centering attention upon
Spain's domestic affairs and the restoil-
ton of he1 finances.
THINK THEY WILL YIELD.
LONDON Nov ls-All the special dis
patches to the London papers this morn-
ine from Paris express the belief chat the
Spanish commissioners Will finally yield.
though under protest, 90 the American
demands.
40 CARLlsT LOAN.
MADRID. Nov T-Count De Rascon.
Spanish Ambassador 90 London. denied
that the Carlists have raised loan there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
Nous From pcarY.

VAUDEVILLE. MAINE Nov IA
letter just received from Lieutenant
Robert +. Peary by DR.. j. +. Hill' states
that probably no message VIII be receiv-
ed from him for several years Inc hope
cleared the ,co aelds al right. but Leu
tenant Peary exercised fears that the
windward may be delayed bV La Ice
closing In.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18

LONDON. Nov. 1S.-The Berlin CORE
spondent of the Times says:
"The German attempts TO deny The
reality and significance Of the Anglo
American friendship are now being aban-
doned. There are certain impondera-
hnfs 20 use an expression of Bismarck 5,
which the citiztns az both countries. re-
sic!g~ nar,ef. >~ve a'-eafv begun 10 ap-
preciafe rs the first proofs % the united
influences OF the two powers In '@> @f~
fairs OF the world"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18

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