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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

THE MAILING LIST is ONLY PRINT
ED ABOJT EVERY TEN i2At2;
THEREFORE,, DO NOT TEEL DNEAT4rr
III THE DATE OPPOSITE nGoi N1T
ON THE LITTLE PINK Sill 10 60
CHANGED AS SOON AS THE sCD
SCRlPT1ON is RENEWED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22
Pleasant Dreams.

Chapter T.
With wCndrOus perspicuitN
Likewise much ingenuity,
lie laid "a lot OF Wagors
ON his favoritc candidate.
From nom tim night he looked about,
Tin finally DE hooked %
4 score or more of suckers.
For the fishing was first rate!
Chapter IT.
With w0ndrous skill Doe prophesied,
And home with an his profits HE'D
You miss the usual m0rali
For he won % pot of gold-
But while he sat there gioating. why,
A gentle voice came floating by:
Get up and come tO breakfast,
For the cakes are getting coldl'
baltimore American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

Football games are rampant now
The spirits every whore,
Won feel IL i'm your marrow bones
And see it I'm the hair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

Now we can begin to understand why
T. rained so hard on both the Chicago
and Philadelphia Peace Jubilees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

Spain will declare after awhile that she
didn't know twas loaded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

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PETERSBURG AGENT.
MRS. 8. G.. HUTCHINSON,
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

MANCHESTER BUREAU. l12l HULL
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

AANA AAFNA" +HN-
a small balance to the good every year
after paying her expenses.
The Virginia system may be faulty.
and we believe that it is, but it would
appear that we are managing our affairs
much better than our neighbors in Geor-
ria.
Rev. Edward Leigh Pell, Of Richmond,
has prepared for the consideration Of
young women an article on the true
spirit Of Thanksgiving. 1t has been pub
nshed I'm attractive form and can be
had from the bookstores. 1t is worth
reading.
The War Department seems to have
some trouble in getting the Virginia sol
diers fixed. Those in want to Get out
and those out are dubious.
The "best citizens" Of Ohio are on the
verge Of a lynching bee.
The Washington Post avs at IS fear
ed that Hon. Joe Choate may have some
trouble in securing recognition as one
Of the fruits Of victory" Joe Will find
Chauncey. "the peach" the real fruit of
the latest victory.
Coin Harvey might advertise that those
subscribing now Will get a special
Christmas chrome and reduced rates of
1899.
Hon. Marion Buffers Caucasian SO far
has failed to endorse Hon. Joseph
Daniels as the next senator from North
Carolina.
The convict who attempted to escape
and was captured on the roof will not
subscribe to the sentiment that "there
is always a plenty Of room at the top
Spain will declare after awhile that she
didn't know twas loaded"
Now we can begin to understand why
# rained so hard on both the Chicago
and Philadelphia Peace Jubilees.
Diamond back terrapin are quoted at
800 per dozen. and the diamonds cannot
be used for rings or pins either.
Van Wyck says he spent $3.50 in the
campaign. That 80 cents reads nightly
like a bottle Of headache medicine the
day after.
Patti is to wed a wealthy Swedish mo-
bleman. Can this be another case Of Pat
ii do Clam?
or course the new congressman from
Indiana. Mr.. Brick. will be put upon the
buildings committee.
A Russian sect the Doukhabortski is
coming to America. because it is against
their principles to bear arms" but most
Of them will bare feet about the time
they land in this country.
The little one left at the Almshouse
gave a neat illustration Of the game Of
basket bawl.
Jerry Simpson lives at Medicine Lodge
and bitter pills in politics come his way
right along.
Mrs. Botkin is being tried I'm California
for committing murder i'm Delaware. and
will probably be convicted in the mex.
world.
Football games are rampant now
The spirits every whore,
You feel it i'm your marrow bones
And see it i'm the hair.
LAWYER Limbergher and a Miss Rose
water were married in New York and
the wedding report announces with q
faint odor Of orange blossoms p%ervading
the room,
saeasta Is working like a man whose
back salary depended largely upon keep
ing the business going.
They say Moore was shot for - worth
Of sand. but then it don't take much sand
10 shoot a man in the back.
A Norfolk judge has stopped the kiss
inc of the Bible on account OF microbes
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4 VIcIOrs lGATOR.

Tarpon Springs Fla) Truth: While
bird hunting yesterday morning In the
vicinity OF the old Donaldson place, q.
L. Noblit came across an alligator five
feet I'm length. which he shot and killed.
The reptile was basking. i'm the sun %
before no was dispatched almost sue
cecded I'm making a meal or Mr.. Nooht
doc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

Diamond back terrapin are quoted at
800 per dozen. and the diamonds cannot
be used for rings or pins either.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

Mrs. Botkin is being tried In California
for committing murder i'm Delaware and
will probably be convicted in the mex.
,rorI1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

Van Wyck says be spent 1880 in the
campaign. That 80 cents reads nightly
ike a bottle Of headache medicine the
day after.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

Jerry Simpson lives at Medicine Lodge
and bitter pills in politics come his way
right along.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

Patti is TO wed q wealthy Swedish no.
bleman. Can this be another case of Pat
n do clam?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

or course the new congressman from
Indiana. Mr.. Brick. will be put upon the
buildings committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

A Russian sect tho Doukhabortski is
coming to America. because it is against
their principles to bear arms but most
Of them will bare feet about the time
they land in this country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

The little one left at the Almshouse
gave a neat illustration Of the game Of
basket bawl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-29

MANzAN1LLo, Oct. 2G-The United
states eunboat Hist arrived here to-
night with General Leonard Wood.
commander Of the military department
of Santiago. accompanied by Lleuten-
ant Matthew Hanna. on landing Gem
eral wood was visited by Colonel Petit
ana his adjutant and he was suOse-
auently received by Colonel Pettit's en-
tire regiment General Wood then visit
ed the barrack hospitals, palaces GUS
tom house and postofiee.
Colonel Petit reports that the Cuban
General Rios Is apparently making
every effort to prevent the disbandlng
of his froops. The Cuban commander
wishes all the sugar estates in the neigh
borhood to tell him how many men
they can employ and he will guarantee
TO supply ali required on condition that
only soldiers are employed. The plant
ers unanimously refuse to fall In with
such an arrangement, considering that
1t would be trades union OF the worst
possible kind and would also tend to
keen up the Cuban military organlza-
tion, which in the interests OF the IS
land, the planters are very anxious TO
break up. In their opinion It would be
better to have no commerce than to at
tempt It on such conditions.
According TO reports from the Cuban
assembly at Santa Cruz del Sur, General
Caiixto Garcia has been chosen perma-
nent chairman Of the organization.
General Maxine Gomez is expected
there tomorrow or next day and L ap-
pears that the Cespedes faction believes
Il can count upon the help OF General
Come TO break the authority OF Garcia.
The Cespedes faction expect General
Gomez to appoint courtmartial to try
General Garcia for ofrenseS covering
practically everything from murder to
petty larceny, but the probability ls that
General Gomez, recognizing Garcias as
cendancy in the assembly will not force
the issue.
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Io1Nr TRAFRIc DECISION
or suPremo Court and It's Eject on tn
RallR0nda.
JOHN hay,
Secretary Of State.

or suprou,o Court and It's Eject ON the
RalFoads.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. OCT $50
iicitor-Generai John K. Rieaardsewho
had charge of the governments side Of
the joint traflc association case before
the snpreme court and whose brilliant
argument, occupying two daVs,has been
the subject OF much favorable COM
ment by members Of the supreme court
bench and bar was questioned to-day
after he had had an opportunity to read
Its full text, as to the effect Of last Mon
days decision on the railroad interests
OF the country. Mr.. Richards said:
"The Sherman antitrust act de-
cinres Illegal every contract, combina-
tiop in the form Of trust or otherwise
or conspiracy, in restraint Of trade or
commerce among the several states :
The joIut traffic case clinches the decl-
sion in the Trans-Missourl case, hold
ing that the law applies to railroads
and prohibits all agreements in re-
stralnt OF Interstate trade and COM
rnerce whether the restraint be reason
able or unreasonable; In addition 1t
holds explicitly that the law is con-
stItutlonal when thus applied even to
reasonable agreements in restraint of
trade.
1.-THE coustitutlonality Of the act was
not raised In the Trans Missouri case,
but IN the joint traffic, Mr.. Phelps di-
rected his entire argument to this
point, urging that Congress could not
declare illegal and prohibit reasonable
contracts. The freedom Of contract
guaranteed by the constitution forbade
Il, he insisted The answer Of the court
10 this was that the railroads enjoy
public franchises, they perform public
services and when engaged in inter-
commerce are subject to the regulation
OF Congress.
"What the ultimate result OF the de-
cisIon will be, It is impossible to say.
Gases which establish important princi-
piles usually affect. not simply courts,
but legislatures in O way one cannot
foresee. It Is gratifying to believe
that the sentiment Of the people against
INJURIOUS n1onopolles can hnd legitimate
expression through laws passed bV their
representatives, as enforced by The
Cnurt.
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A NEARBY K1oNDIKE.
That Alleged cold Find Near Canal Do
yer, Ohio.

That Alleged Gold Find Near Canal Do
yer, Ohio.
CANAL DOVER, Ohio, Oct. 2s.-The
gold excitement at Malvern IS still
spreading and there now seems to be
suficient evidence to indicate that gold
really exists in paying quantities,
THE details so far from the field have
been neaEre because of its out Of the
wav location and the infreuuency Of
travellers from that district to this point
Jacob Gepfert, whose home Is in NAL
vern, arrived here to-day. Mr. Geptert
is a rebutuble man and his statements
ought to be authoritative In speaking
OF the new EidOradp, ne said:
at is difficult to find out Just what
there is in It for Mr., Alfred Wartmon,
n newcomer, who has purchased S4OOO
mining outfit. Some Of the reports iiave
been shown TO me and they are more
promising than the one made by Wart-
mon, which showed about S23 Of pure
gold to the ton OF quartz There IS ono
assay made at the instance or Mall
yern man whose name nm not privi-
legged to mention, which showS between
$50 and 500 OF gold TO the ton.
"If It is all 6cheme TO raise the price
OF real estate on the part of Wnrtmon
ana other farmers, they should begin
selling pretty soon. Many Of them have
now been offered more than twice the
value OF their land. but they are still
holding on and say they will not sell at
any price"
The biz quartz crusher viii be in oper-
alton within a day or two.
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came large d6iSTfons OF secret and
beneficial or - The knights OF the
Golden Eagles out 800 men and q
half dozen G1n typicai Of the order.
The Patrlotic - % American had 1900
men and sevftl flSs4s; she Junior or.
der Of Anit lean Mechanics had 5000
men; the Ancien. Order Of Hibernians
5000. and many other societies Of vari-
Gus character were largely represented
German, Italian, slRvonic and coiored
Organizations has places In the parade
ard even the Chinese societies turned
out 200 men, who made a fine appear
Rnce and gained much applause. The
fre companies marched with their an-
Client aud modern, machines. The bal-
ance nf the line was made up Of trades
dispiaya. The butchers and the BARRIERS
ana the cigar makers and the bakers.
and almost every other line Of trade were
represented by large bodies OF men, and
many descriptive floats. Generals Miles
and shafter we're At the Bellevue during
the early part Of the parade but saw
none OF it In public. Among those on
the stand In front ot that hotel were
Consul General Magalpaes, Of Brazil
his wife and niece, Countess WestbaclS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-29
PREs1DBHTs PROCLAMATION
DeiiGnatinE November n ~ . day {
rhan nkaslNlhE.

DealGnRting November n ~ . day Of
FhanksElvinE.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s.-Ths Prest-
dent, after the cabinet meeting to-day.
issued the following Thanksgiving
proclamation:
BY the President Of the United States.
A Proclamation: = The approaching
November brings to mind the custom Of
our ancestors, haiioWed by time, and
rooted in our most sacred traditions, Of
giving thanks to Almighty God for all
the blessings he has YogehsaGe& 70 US
during the past.
Few years in our history have anord-
ed such cause for thanksgiving. We
have been blessed by abundant har-
vets, our trade and commerce have
been wonderfully Increased, our public
credit has been improved and strength
cned, all sections OF our common coun-
try have been brought together, and
united in closer bonds OK national pur-
pose and unity.
The skies have been for time dark
ened by the cloud OF war, but as we
were compelled TO take up the sword
In the cause OF humanity, we are per-
tnltted to rejoice that the conhict has
been Of brief duration, and the losses
we have had to mourn, though grievous
and important, have been 50 few. con-
sidering the great results accomplished
US to inspire us with gratitude and
praise to the Lord OF Hosts. We may
laud and magnify HIS holy name that
the cessation Of hostIlitieS came so soon,
as to spare both sides the countless
sorrows and disasters that attend pro-
tracted war.
do, therefore, invite all my fellow
citizens, as we'll those at home as those
who may be at sea or soiournlpg in
foreign hands, to set apart and observe
Thursday, the tWenty-fourth day Of
November, as day OF national thanks
giving, to come together in their several
places Of worship, for a service Of praise
and thanks to Almighty God for all
the blessings OF the year; for the mild
ness OF the year and the fruitfulness Of
the soil, for the continued prosperity Of
the people; for the devotion and vsior
OF our countrymen; for the glory Of
our victory and the hope Of righteous
peace, and to pray that the Divine guild
ance which has brought US heretofore
to safety and honor may be graciousiy
contiuued In the year to come.
In witness thereof, etc.
CSigned) WIDLIAAD MKINLEE.
By the President:
Secretary Of State,
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PARTS. Oct. 8-At ts.daysl aesr,on
40 ~ ..,,,. :. - .,,. .-,.,.-
VI SiAs SouFt OF S'AAssttiUl IN tAo pe4Aoe
OF Justice, III Bard, the reporter, cons
cluded his report OF the Dreytus case,
~ dr,t nsrt =, ,,,,t,,, ,,,,' ,.,,o,,t.,s
W -, -, -
yesterday he sdd THIS morning tnat
the court should make every tnYesh80-
tion necessary 70 enIighten them ana
,,,., ~. ,,L.,. 49,. =, .,.,a.,..,. n
p'Ase s"s "t'oio - Iu.A ~ e''4.lSs' =. ~
was LOT the court 10 decide Mhat re-
NAMED to be done. The task WAS del.
lcate one but that was no motive 10
-, =. ...-,s,..,.o, ,,,y.,, 49,.
aFo'9 ~ nc SUhetuue9' 4VN AA'sS
great duty to fulfill Do what your
conscience dlctates."
~ AEornard couraeI For Mshag,s
-. -, -. 80. q.
DreyIus' ulkso Suat C.n N " "
ordeLeo cohSeFhinS ny lle ultefsSaU9 .s oE
the testmony q tne expe[tS rs, Wn9 2 tsS, SS
aninea Sne potoeIeau "a lsSa nc tss.
anu also 70 asceItaln Iltls WnetnsF ~
docuinentS were colllii'unlc1teo lll Lt,, 70 Ihe
meTloeta q tne Sourt ;oSl MAJ alSaS t.'
ne c9urs ,.t MS .ess S.SMueu tns
terday, but the same s,i stringent pEeceu-
49, = = ,,.tst5o Az. ,,aI,,,a ~ S,,1tI.o
eitement OUTSIDE Pne palace OF JusuSe'
Only lew people assembled ABOUT tne
building ana the streets IN tne neish-
borhood presented SneF everyday ap-
peafance. -,
The public prosecutor ~ Manao' tSi-
lowed NJ Mornsrd: AddFessing tne
judges ne said: Nooody can now IaSe y!
the Drevfus aiiam out o. your h9nos'
nor can you relnqllsh II WlLnout dere-
lcpon OF 9uey, touS tsNs IeelsIon ln1at lslLs
constitute for everybody the expression
OF truth ana justice. kevlse pne tEiat .Sl
then, gentlemen, OF az Ieast prepare tne
NJ. Manau declared the court could
NOT annul tne seltense lIIlpSseS ~ 81 ,DSH upSH
Dreyfus without q retrtal Of the pris-
oner. he added: You must NJ enc re- re-
sponslbllity. II preytus rs 1GnoSent' S g tne
culpfit must NOT go unpunlsleu'
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wEsTERN IRUN TRADE.
Country GsttInE ON Consuming Bas
Broader Than any Precedent.

Country Getting ON Consuming Basis
broader Than any Precedent.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2S.-Iron and Steel
Will say tomorrow:
The unvarying report among makers
and shippers of iron and steel Is that
specifications are coming in freely. The
fact Is that the country is getting on
consuming basis, broader and deeper
than any precedent. Never before for
example, have there been purchased so
large quantities OF copper and galvan-
tied wire for telegraph and telephone
lines, as now. Independent telephone
lines are going up in large numbers.
Lines are radiatlnE out into the coun-
try and prosperous farmers are OBJ
taininE telephone service. Another
branch OF Industry that is consuming
wire at an unexampled rate is the bed
spring and mattress factories. II is
difficult to see where oil the mattresses
are going. There can be 40 doubt. how
ever, that they are finding q market.
II Is now seRsonRble for some lines 30
drop on both in point OF activity and
prices. Plates for instance, are due to
show more moderation. and to shrink
little in value. but they are not doing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-29
ENaLANn,s UETTNATuK
In Regard to the OosuputIOn Of FaShOdA
by France.

by France.
LONDON, oct. 2s.-The Pail Mall
Gazette this afternoon summarizes the
result OF the meeting of the British cab
met yesterday as follows:
1--Marchand must be withdrawn un-
condftlonally and no undertaking or
promise can be given to discuss the
questions raised by France in regard to
the Nile and such like.
2-When Marchand Is withdrawn II
will be determined where the question
raised admits OF discussion and under
what conditions the discussion can be
proceeded with.
3-Every possible facility win be af-
forded to assist in Marchand's With
drawal by whichever route selected.
4-If Marchand is not withdrawn
there WIN be no interference with his
remaining at Fashoda, nor date axed
for his withdrawal. Necessarily REM
forcements will not be permitted 20
reach him. He will be treated courte-
ously, as foreign visitor and Will be
regarded In no other light
5-Therefore K Is left TO France 20
adopt any active measures to preoipi-
tate a conflict"
The Pail Mall Gazette adds that It
has good reason TO believe that willis
Russia has counselled France to tide
over the difficulty and avoid war, she
has promised to throw her weight In
the scale at no distant date. for the
purpose OF bringing the whole EGyp-
tian question and the British occupa-
tion OF Egypt 20 the front for settle
mp1t
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WILL sTANn As a UNIT

Before the spRninFtiB - American Conn
mIsuIoneru and philippine Question.
PARIS, Oct. 2s-whether or not
,he.e be divergent views among the
American peace commissioners, they
will stand as a unit before the Span
iards. Whether differences of view
may have existed or shall in future ex-
ist, the entire commission will array it
self firmly behind and In support OF the
preponderating opinion therein. This
statement may at this hour be accepted
as euelling any rumor that resignation
might follow any members variance OF
the opinion from that OF his American
colleagues.
Each member of the American conn
mission has separately formulated his
Views regarding the Philippines IN his
own terms and all have been forwarded
10 washington. The transmission has
been by mail and cable. This Individual
expression OF Views on the Philippines
has thus been forwarded in order that
President Mckinley might have the nd-
vantage not only OF the conclusions OF
each commissioner, but the added ad-
vantage OK each commissioners diction
and personality in the determination or
tho ultimate Instructions or advice to
The commission.
Tho Americans are expected 20 pre-
cont IN expression of their expectations
rs 20 tho control. disposition and gov
eminent ot the Philippines Mt next Mon
Jays joint session and they Will look
!or FINAL counsel from Washington on
II" subjec. tomorrow.
A report from Madrid Via a New
York newspaper reported here (Fridny)
70 tho af'cct that the Spanish commis-
li9ucrs viii retire protecting from Paris
h9cdurc the Americans disregard the
Spanish proportions The correspond
oat OF the Associated Press submitted
tho nattcr promptly Ia a member OF the
spdnigh commission, who declared II
"slag." and authorized n denial.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pn.. Oct. 2S.-The
statement of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for September, 1898, compar-
ed with the Same period OF 1897. shows
decrease in gross earnings OF S69,5o0;
decrease In expenses, $i42,390; increase
In net earnings, S72,SOO. Lines west OF
Pittsburgh, Increase gross earnings,
SiSS, 100: Increase In expenses, SlIs, 500;
Increase in net earnings, Sil,So0. For
nine months ending September 3O.there
Is q decrease in net earnings OF $500,
on the lines east OF Pittsburgh, and =
decrease In net earnings Of $3sj,S0O on
the lines west OF Pittsburgh,
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A SENSATIONAL sTATKKRsT
From the Bsneh Iudgs DeIlsnhauEh
Comes Rack at IIIs Aeoasers.

From the Bench - Jndge poilsnhaugh
Comes hack at sits AeeaVerS.
CLEVELAND. o., oct. 2s.-As a re-
suit Of a story which has been clrcu-
lated during the past two or three days
60 the effect that Judge F. 4. Delien-
baugh, Of the common pleas court, had
received half OF an attorneys fees in a
big divorce case, tried before him, the
Judge to-day made a Sensational state
ment from the bench. At the opening OF
court the judge arose and aRid;
IL wish TO beg the pardon OF attor-
neys and lltigants FOR being a little
tardy this morning. have been delay
ed by reason OF certain stOrles--lles-
which have been circulated against me.
Attorney Vernon Burke Is the lnstlga-
tor OF these stories and Judge Lamson
OF this court, has been the conduit
through which they were given public
itg. I will only say now that n bar
meeting will determine which OF these
men, Burke or Lamson, is the most ma
iicious liar"
Burke Is a state senator and well
known attorney. He was the Ieader IN
the opposition to the election OF NJ. A.
Hanna for United States senator in the
state legislature last winter.
Judge Lamson Is one OF the common
pleas Judges. Judge Deiienhaugh is a
very Intimate friend Of Senator Hanna.