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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-10
SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
SOUTHERN WHOLESALE GROC-
ERs. CHATTANOOGA LOOKOUT
MOUNTAIN, TENN, JUNE 1918,

1871.
Account Of the above occasion the
Southern railway will sell tickets from
points on It's line to Chattanooga Tenn,
and return at rate Of one first-class fare
for the round-trip. Tickets will be sold
June 18th. 18th. and 18th, final limit re-
turning June q, 1905.
The Southern railway has exceptionally
fine double daily train service 10 Chat-
tanoOga. Train leaving Richmond 1910
A. NJ. has sleepng-car service from Rich
mond TO Chattanooga ED train leaving
Richmond 1901 p. NJ. has sleepins-car
service from Salisbury TO Chattanooga.
and on either Of these trains only one
change Is necessary, that being at Sails
bury at q seasOnable hour.
Those attending this meeting should
not lose the opportunity OF making the
trip via this route passing through Sails
bury. Round Knob. Ashevlle and Hot
Springs. y. c.. I'm the Land OF the Sky,
q section I'm the mountainous district OF
Western North Carolina widely known
for the grandeur and beauty OF its seem
cry.
Further information as 10 rates. sched-
ules. slceping-car reservations. etc, can
be obtained upon application TO agents
Southern Railway or G.. w. Westbury, t.
7. A.. 92O east Main street, Richmond,
Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-10

GAINESVILLE. VA, June Especial.
Last night tho hardware store OF Has
kins & Brothers on Main street, was en-
tered ans a number OF articles consisting
81 pistois-lye ln number. one gun.
number 90 knives and watches. ana DINER
things not known 10 the writer
xsre stolen. The thieves forced
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-10
RICHMOND BOY HONORED.
&. A. Dcrbyshire the Final President
az the Y. VI. J.

Invitations have been issued for the
0nal bau az the Virginia Military In
stitute on june 23d. at 10 o'clock Cadet
a.. A. Derbyshire. son of Major }. II.
Derbyshirc OF Richmond, is the final
president tbs year
The pa,rAesses are Mrs. J. Hoge Tyler,
virginia. Mrs. FitZhugh Lee, Virginia;
Mrs william Cwln. California; Mrs. W.
d. Urquhart. Virginia; Mrs. W. ". Estil.
Kentucky. Mrs. d. ID. Price. New YORK;
Mrs Hunter Pendleton, Virginia; Mrs.
Francis NJ Wilson. ID. c.; Mrs j. il.
Derbvshire. Virginia: Mrs ~. Al. Semmes,
virginia. Mrs y. 3 Tucker. Virginia;
Mrs u. A. MARI. Virginia: Mrs. George
Booker. Virginia Mrs. ~. ~ Hubbard
Virginia: Mrs. IT. b. Corse Virginia
and Mrs. S. b. walker Jr, Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-10
c. AND o. SUNDAY OUTING TO Old
POINT. OCEAN VIEW AND NOR

Leaves Richmond every Sunday with
a Parlor Car al $50 A. NJ. Arrives Old
Point 1870. Ocean View lilo and Norfolk
II - A. NJ.
ONE DOLLAR FOR THE ROUND-TRIP.
Ftrst-class comforts and attractions on
r. and o. Outings. Delightful bathing ~
Old Point ard Ocean View. Returning,
leaves Norfolk 6:45 L. NJ. Ocean View.
T.. NJ. Old Point 8 II. NJ. and arrive Rich
uonA 10 p. IL iu2iou
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-10
HIS FAMILY.

lie las n charming family. Ills daush-
Ter BESSIE Winston. married thl,lrs
CsmpbeU Cochrane. a grandson OF Cen
eraI William Campbell. who commanded
I'M he battle Of Kings Mountain; SON
Thomas l.. ROsser Jr., ana Marguerite,
"a vOurg Hrl. Taken all IN all, no happier
or brighter specimen OF che ContedeIaels
reared I'm LUXURY and self-induigcnce, VINO
have bv pure pluck. brains. ana high
Character conquered adversely ana made
.berneelves "a fortune when their past
,-,s CON. forever. can be found chan that
al Rugby Hall" Albemar.e county, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-10
SOUTHERN BIBLICAL ASSEMBLY,
KNOXVILLE. TENN, JUNE 1928.
1893 - SUMMER SCHOOL FOR
TEACHERS. UNIVERSITY OF TEN
NEssEE. KNOXVILLE, TENN.,JUNE
1925. 1893.

Account of the above occasions the
Southern Railway will sell tickets from
points on its line to Knoxville, Tenn, and
return at rate Of one hrst-class fare for
the round trip. Tickets will be on sale
June 18th. I4th. 18th. 10th and l1th' final
limit June g. 1898; also June 2Oth and list.
final limit July T. 1895
When securing tickets 70 Knox
Vile 70 attend these occasions be
sure they read via Southern Railway.
Land Of the sky Route" through Ashe-
Vile. n. c.. thereby availlng yourself Of
the opportunity Of viewing the grandeur
and beauty OF the mountain scenery on
this route
Complete information as 10 rates, sche-
dulles. etc, cheerfully furnished uDon ap-
plication to agents Southern Railway or
G. w Westbury. r. =. a, s2O east Main
street, Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-10
LINES DRAWN
CLOSER ON CAMP.
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Continued From First Page)

located and constructed that transconti-
mental line As soon as that WORK W.
5nished ne was placed IN charge % TIE
CANADA Pacific. ana removed 70 WlnHiSS-
Deg where he resided with ms Ia'il'.I
while he was constructing that rallFoau "
Puget Sound. 49,. tv,o
Haytng made a fortune h. these Two
great works-for he is The OGY man ~
ever completed two SUCH great Wolhs-
no removed 10 Virginia, Cullt nls nome a1
"Rugby Hall" just outside OF Cnafloules-
Vile. ana Is devotlng himself Win tne
same intelligence and erro-gy 10 nc 99,3 q,
,fe cause OF the South 81 le6l-'Oo, ana
likewise constructing me two continental
railroads in 1865 IS. ..t
neer OF the Charleston. Cincinnati ana
Chicago Railroad Company, wnlcn ls lL-
tendcd 20 operate a railroad from Cnafles-
lon. s. g.. 10 Cincinnati and chicago.
This road masses through Western SCUM
Carolina. North Carolina and VIRGINS,
through Big stone Gap. on inc hentlcAy
Nne. and the AlleRhanies. mo ana
through the bluegrass region OF Ken
frrkV.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-10

an entrance by removing the
transom from the side door, leaving
by the main entrance in front. The store
Is located only two doors below the hotel
and when II Is remembered That several
persons sleep on the second floor Of the
building. this may be considered one or
the most daring robberies that has oc-
CURED in our town In many years. II il
supposed the robbers were frightened OF
before they had finished operations, or
they would have made a large haul
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-10

Take Laxative Bromo 0ninine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money Y II tail
to cure. Is. The genuine has L. d. Q. on
saeh talbot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-10

Rev. Dr. Robert a. Goodwin. OF ST.
Johns church. preached to a large con-
eregation at the Almshouse chapel last
evening. The singing service was excel
lent. This afternoon the Salvation Army
will visit the chapel and hold services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-10

wrtYINs0N.~p Died. Thursday. June on.
~ IL p. NJ. - her home. n Pow1a<au
son. in the seyenty-eighth ysar g ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-10
REDUCED ROUND-TRlP RATES ON
SATURDAYS DURING THE SUM
NIER VIA RICHMOND. FREDER-
ICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAIL

Commencing Saturday. June ath. the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company will sell rolnd-trip
tickets from Richmond 10 all stations on
as line ON Saturdays only. az the one
fare rate. good TO return until the follow
ing Mondays only.
Tickets on sale only al Byrd.street sta
ton Richmond. {. a. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager
The herald., 1898-11-07
QE3Yd1;y.IV!y> EYrI11YS{10cS)
CONSUMPTION CURED Dr. TitI1an. y; HAnn,soS
Private sn.Aru
nd his honest(?) heart turns him away

and his honestly heart turns him away
after Uncle Coils for purity.
Now as to Waters ovation" 1t froze
before it materialized, and when the handle
of the slop bucket excused himself from FUR
ther talk, the largest part of the audience LETT
the hall.
AS usual, our friends, the enemy, have to
cast truth to the dogs and resort to false
hood, even in reporting meetings.
When Barlow was here he did receive an
ovation. He did not have brass band
travelling through the adjacent towns to
draw a crowd, but the meeting was the spon-
taneous outburst of approval OF his course
and in honor of an honest man. And after
the speaking Barlow did not make the
rounds of the local saloons. Waters was 6
fizzle.
AS the name of one of our local candidates
was not mentioned, his name could not have
been enthusiastically cheered.'
Azusa will do herself proud on election
;orities. AZUSAN.
Azusa, Nov. 6, 1898.
The herald., 1898-11-07
A Warming to Voters

To the Editor of the Los Angeles Herald:
This is pertinent suggestion, and Its peril
nency is particularly applicable at this par
tcuTar time to James G. Rives, Republican
nominee for district attorney.
So long as Mr.. Rives conducted his cam.
paign on decent lines, and did not descend
to the tactics of low politics, there could be
no fault found as to the question OF cam
paign misunderstanding aside the question of
his lack of fitness for the office. But when a
candidate comes out and mingles with the
very worst element that he could find, it is
time for the decent voter, irrespective OF pol
itics, to consider how the interests of good
government would be best subserved.
1t is common talk that Jim Rives for the
last ten days has been devoting his spare
time and spending his money right and left
among the lowest element that can be found
in the city. He has devoted his time and
energy in cultivatng the acquaintance of
that element who are habitues of what is
known as the tenderloin district, and who
are always found advocating the nomna-
tion of the man OF men who hold out tte
most promises to them, and who will be their
subservent tool. There is no disputng
this fact, that you will find every one of these
men working tooth and nail for Jim Rives.
Why is this? Why was it so at the cleo
tion four years ago, when the present failure
was lifted into office? Simply because this
ulSIcpuldDiC SlClHCht huOWo NCiy WCIl Ohas
the same federation and laxity in administra-
ton of the laws in reference to bawdy
houses, gambling dens, and "sure thing
men will hold sway in the event of Rives'
! election as holds sway now. They know
that the election of Mr.. Rives will simply
change the fgure-head in the office, without
bringing any accompanying change in the
administration of the laws, or the suppress.
sion of the free license, which this element
now enjoys.
Again, you will find this same element op-
posed to William Mead and working in ia
vor of Jim Meredith. The intelligent citi-
zen knows that William Mead is one of the
best assemblymen the Seventy-third district
has ever had. He is conscientious, and not
word can be said against his character or
reputation. He it was who advocated the
present law in reference to street railway
franchises. He it was who was instrumental
in framing and passing the present law in
reference to laboring men-protecting their
earnings from the dishonesty of unscrup1-
lous contractors. | am not advocating
any one man or set of men, but / cannot help
protesting against the actions Of candidates
who are catering to the disreputable ele-
ment.
| There is something wrong somewhere, and
| let the honest voter beware of those candi-
dates who are in close touch with the low
est element in politics.
Vote honestly, and in the interests of pure
government.
ROBERT TAYLOR.
The herald., 1898-11-07
From a Victim

To the Editor of the Los Angeles Herald:
I read with great interest the expose of K.
j. Waters, the Republican candidate for
congress, made by C. A. Barlow, at Los An.
geles last week, an interest very much in
tensiied from the fact that I was victim
of Mr.. Waters Bear Valley Irrigation com
pany. ] bought land at Perris, which, un-
der my contract, was to be supplied with
water by that corporation. | paid all the
money / had for something I did not get.
l was defrauded by false representations
made by Mr.. Waters company out OF hard,
earned money.
Being victim, was made familiar with
the fraudulent practices, and can say as one
having experience that the statements made
in Barlow's speech as to Waters connection
with the schemes Of obtaining settlerJ' money
The herald., 1898-11-07
He Married His Mother-in-Law

Eminence, Ky.-News has just reached
here to the effect that John Tracy of Pey.
tona, has married Mrs. Frances Findee, his
mother-in-law, aged 90 years. The groom
is 3s years old, and now has step-son aged
40 years, who is also his brother-in-law.
Upon being questioned as to why he mar
ried his mother-in-law, and not one of his
sisters-in-law, he responded: II like the
family, and should outlive my present wife
I will then marry my oldest sister-in-law,
and should she die l will then marry the
next one, as | do not intend that another
man shall get into the family if can help it"
Louisville Dispatch.
The herald., 1898-11-07
How It Worked at Azusa

To the Editor of the Los Angeles Herald
The report in the Los Angeles Times of to-
days issue shows how the Republicans have
to resort to dishonest methods to thaw out
their frosty meetings.
The house was sparsely filled, and large
part of the audience were Democrats, who
wanted to see the champion of slop bucket
oratory"-Waters.
Mr.. Jones, late on fusion ticket, but
failing Of election, tinds fusion very wrong,
The herald., 1898-11-07
A Gard From DR.. FItz-Gerald

To the Voters of Los Angeles Countyf
Designing persons just before election.
hoping to defeat me for coroner of this
county, are circulating the report tnSt four
years ago 1 was candidate for office and
was beaten.
This report I denounce as absolutely
false and maliciously made. never until
now have been a nominee nor candidate for
nomination for any office by any party in
this state. This can be conclusively proved
by the records in the office of the county
clerk, which should have been consulted
before the contrary was asserted. Respect
fully, .. D. FITZ-QERALD, M. D.,
Union CandfoAsA FOR Cerones. /
The herald., 1898-11-07

Sez Alkali Pete, with cuss er two, "You
fellers air full Nv tacks;
Fer all Nv the Democrats shot in the stoo
he'd bullet holes in their backs,
An all the Republicans who wuz hurt he'd
bullet holes en- their fronts!
l know wat I'm talken about, for cert! You
measley walleyed runts!"
Sez Billycumace, ez he fingered his gun,
'Im goen to resolute!
Election ez cummen, an you must run fer
an offs know will soot."
Sez Calamity Nose, ez he drawd hiz knife,
You re goen to he'd the list
Well send a tellywire to your wife, an you
certainly won't be missed"
The herald., 1898-11-07
Voters who NAV have changed thei

Voters who may have changed their
residence since the last election, and
have neglected to secure transfers on
the supplementary register, should re-
member that, under the ruling of the
joint law committee of all the parties,
they can vote provided they have lived
in their present precinct for the past
thirty days.
The herald., 1898-11-07

is to be regretted that in the discussion of the
campaign little attention has been paid county
and so little mention has been made of the
THE nominees for county Offices
COUNTY If there any thing in this campaign
TICKET of which the allied forces have Just reason
to be proud it is the men whom they have
nominated for county Offices With but honorable
these nominees taken from their business
induced to sacrifice their interests and all to orego their personal
wishes in order to become the party representatives They
did not seek office 1t be justly said that in the
office sought the and the events of the last weeks have
demonstrated the that this method of securing
is a decided success.
At the head of the ticket James Haney whose spoe
record supervisor of the county his best voucher and who
wisely expended the road money for his district that he
earned for himself the name of Good Roads JIM"
In selecting nominees the convention did not look alone
the honesty and the integrity of man.
the good old rule choosing those who had gained by
he qualifications perform efficiently the duties
the offices for which they nominated
Frank Cooper for county clerk Clarence Lee for auditor
The herald., 1898-11-07
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Z. 1898.

Tomorrow of California will be given their choice
The perfectly plain They either assert their man
hood they bow their necks to yoke
LAST that will inevitably prove insufferable.
WORD Innumerable specous have been the
attempts to pull the wool over the voters
eyes, the proved mpotent Even the arch
Mr. Coils Huntington and his first lieutenant Mr. George
Cocker last bay when reluctantly they
knowledged that the Southern Pacific Railroad company
vitality interested in the of the Republican nominee
Henry T. Gage for governor of California Feeble protests
the part the nominee himself whom all who know regard
upright led astray by ambition have been rendered rtless
by the undenab confession of the potentae to whom the Re-
publican party has prostitued ITSELF
There three assertions which Republican party
has ted
First That of Gage endorsement
of President McKiney's administration.
Second That Mr. Mcguire the past
polcy that years ago he the party
of California.
Third: That the theory of single tax which Mcguire
has been able exponent, would be
the event of his election.
These three pretenes have been in the past
and again the platform press
been absolutely pulverzed may not
be without avail, even the eleventh hour
First: An endorsement of President McKnys admnistra
ton miserable submission the part people
the dangerous and damnabe forces special privilege puto
and corruption that threaten the undermining repub
ic Who wishes to endorse the maintaining Marcus
in the senate? whowshes of
Russell Age the secretary of who has been sustained
by the president despite his hdeous
protestsl of an outraged public?
Seconds Mr.. Magures a statesman and as po-
he
the Democratic partynever Democracy-when it
tod by those agencies which have sgaced latter
the party of Abraham Lincoln he not rather be
mended than the Rev. Burt Estes
Howard in review of the life of Mr. Gladstone gratefully
recorded:
"Petty with selfish ends subserve always
to the purpose lives larger
constituency stubborn adherence policy, but
seadfast loyalty to principle must be found again and again
modifying their views and their methods"
Third The cry the Republicans "For Gage and against
single tax cannot deceive the vee yron politics. However
much Mr. Mcguire be attached to the theories single
it is absolutely certain that of California would
not be within his to forward its progress single inch
The batent and alarming the ignorant the ine
gent it means positively nothing.
On the hand have James G. Mcguire tried
whose integrity has been questioned who
proved himself splendid of the public
national affairs who has defend rights
people, the brthrght of eemen against threatening
throttle of Southern Pacific railroad
On the other hand Henry Gage amiabe gentleman and
successful lawyer who has been of bv his own
ambition and the designs those who believed they could
handle him. entirely unversed in public affairs who de-
spite his positive protests has been made the Southern
Pacific railroad.
To the people the choice.
The herald., 1898-11-07

Amern spragus recorder Richard w. Wood for tax col
lector j. L. Mphey for district attorney John W. Hanseman
for Newton for treasurer Charles Inns
superintendent of schools William Scarborough for public
administrator Dr. D. FzGerald for and Alfred
Street for well fitted and fully qualified perform
the duties of their respective Offices and they pledged to
their attention and to devote all of their time to
the performance of their duties Notwithstanding the Republican
precedent which the principal do nothing but cash
his salary warrants.
The union forces have these nominees to the voters
of this county, believing that the reform soey needed in
county be realized except by their election
The gradual increase of the rate county taxation is
panable theory of The increase for the
that 1897 cents the hundred dollars
OF valuation astonishing and dscouagg fact since is
well known that the anua bonded indebted
ness not made last and that part the interest
the same indebtedness is delinquent.
The extravaganza of the last administration of the assessors
Office the neciency of the district attorneys office have been
the subjects of unfavorabe but just criticism and by all
parties and the whole truth known the conduct of
other departments of county would bring
them like criticism and
The nominees of the Republican party improvement
upon the Republican officials who responsible for this
dition of affairs They both from the school of politics
and both have the political objects to accomplish for their
party and the bo The only of correcting these abuses
and of placing county economical and
reform basis is by eecng the union county ticket which is
free from bosses and political jobbers.
The herald., 1898-11-07

Wen Alkali Pete ketched onto the thred Nv
the preveeous med remarks,
Fer the constable's offs break he med, with
hiz brogans a striken sparks;
Sez Billycumace, ez he threw out the shells
an scratched at the side NV hiz face,
THAT zigzag runnen's the kind that tells;
that candidate won his race!"
ALFRED l. TOWNSEND.
The herald., 1898-11-07

You are entitled to vote without
transfer, even If you have changed
your residence from one precinct to an
other, providing you are on the Great
Register and have lived in your pres
ent precinct for thirty days.
The herald., 1898-11-07
THE PUBLIC PULSE

1.-THE Herald under this heading prints
communications. but does not assume re-
sponsibility for the sentiments expressed.
Correspondents are requested to cultivate
brevity, SO far as is consistent with the
proper expression Of their views.1
The herald., 1898-11-07
Her Opiuiou

His Ffancee-I didn't consider Santiago
the most important engagement Of the war.
The Soldier-No? Which one?
His Fiancee-Ours.-Puck.
The herald., 1898-11-07

81 think the would have cast big Republican
oty the Republican speakers had all stayed at home said
Mr. Knight his speech at the pavilion Well, have
doubt the party would have been larger but then
doubt if Republican majority could have been secured.
The herald., 1898-11-07

The chairman of the Republican meeting Saturday evening
said in his remarks 1.-TWO and half years Pres
Mcnes administration have passed. and these have been
years safety and glory to country The country has
been reasonably safe and fairly orous but OF that
and years insist Mr. Cleveland having credit
for the one wear O. it that belongs to him.
The herald., 1898-11-07

There have always been independent voters and also tm
voters until the Australian adopted there
The herald., 1898-11-07

Republicans of refinement have been highly edited by
haangue Saturday night by the orator from San Fran
CISCO" Here is a specimen of it,
"Do you want to settle the railroad question: Jimmie Ma
gure? you there three places where you ought
First you ought be congress- second you ought to be
railroad commissioner and third you ought to be in the
your Cod
basphemy uttered in the of presumably
tee audience insult to all who heard it, Is possible
that Republicans refrain from rebukng
impious ribadry?
The herald., 1898-11-07

Calamity Nose rolled cigareet, struck a
match on his gable end,
Then seq, with smile that wuz cam an
sweet, "Say, wat air you feedin us,
friend?
You Republican fellers hev cum to think
you've fathered bouncen kid;
Wat pity it's dad hez took to drink, an 'ez
braggen on wat he did!"