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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

a consignment Of richly bred trotting
stock from Gold Hill Stock Farm. In
addition 70 these the offerings will in
clude a grand lot Of business. general
purpose. saddle and harness horses and
some extra fine drivers and roadsters,
also a few speey trotters without records.
With this sale the firm of Smith Brothers
& Kline will be dissolved, the smyth
Brothers having purchased the interest OF
Mr. Kline and the entire lot OF stock on
hand will positively be sold, including the
speedy mare Lillian D. one OF the fastest
and handsomest road mares IN Richmond.
BROAD ROCK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Tnrlor VIII Go to Cuba.

Mr.. Edward NJ Taylor son Of Mayor
TAYLOR. who has been suffering with
fever at jacksonville. where he was sta
toned as a private In Company NJ
Fourth Regiment. IS home on sick leave.
lie reached the city Friday night and
declares that the treatment he received
i'm Jacksonville was good and all that
could have been desired. and that the
surgeons were very kind 10 him.
Mr. Taylor says that he viii certainly
20 to cuba If his regiment goes.
Mr.. Samuel r. Maupin, also came
home on siol. leave. and he voiced the
sentiments Of Mr.. Taylor in every par
tlCular.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
OFFICERS BLAME THE PILOT.
They say He Was Responsible for the
Hunger at Pablo Beach.

Col. Baker, wife and son left here yes
terday for their home at Woodstock.
Nearly all the soldiers who reside outside
Of Richmond have departed.
With regard to the complaint Of the
men that they had 10 90 far nearly TWO
days at Pablo Beach without 1000
Lieutenant A. W. Miller. the Acting
Commissary Of the Second Regiment
states that he had the rations az Pablo
ready 10 issue but the quartermaster
wagons failed 10 arrive on time and the
rations could not be sent 10 the camp.
r. A. Shell. OF Company H. Of Salem
the assistant wagonmaster who was ~
charge Of the wagon train from Camp
Cuba Libre 10 Pablo states that Acting
Quartermaster Sergeant Hogan sent
pilot TO meet the wagons at ST. Johns
river. The pilot got lost In leading the
way and IT appears that It was his fault
that the soldiers had 10 go without food.
This pilot was secured from the Second
New Jersey Regiment.
Quartermaster Calfee and Quartermas-
ter Sergeant Hogan are both quite sick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

Mountain Roll Butter Is cents
pound. GRADUATED sugar, cents
pound az s. Uilmans Son
Breakfast Bacon Strips, cents
pound. Fresh Lemon Crackers cents
pound at 5. Ullmans Son.
California Hams. cents pound
Table Peaches. Z cents can. al ;.
Ullman's Son.
Flat can Salmon. cents; Small King
ans Rest Hams. 10 cents a pound, al ;.
Uilman's Son.
Oieine Soap. / cent bar; Lump Starch
Blue. 3 cents and ! cent a box; at ;.
Uuman's son.
Carolina Rice. 4 cents a pound: Clothes
pins, l cent a dozen, AT 5. Uliman
Son.
Arbuckle's Ariosa Coffee. 10 cents a
pound: Lion Coffee in papers, Il cents
"A pound al S. Ullman's Son.
Boston Baked Beans. 3 cents can
Pint Bottles Mixed Pickles. 8 cents bot
tie. M $. Ullman's Son.
virginia Comb Honey. y cents a pound;
Rest Cream Cheese. u - cents pound
at :. Ullman's Son.
old Country Cider Vinegar. 20 cents
gallon: Mixed Spices, 20 cents a pound
at $ Ulman's Son.
Pure Lard. cents pound: Salt Pork,
cents a pound. at 5. Ullmans Son.
Sand Soap. ? for cents 3 pounds OF
Sal Soda for cents at 5. Ullman's Son
Fine Catawba and Blackberry Wine
40 cents a gallon, 10 cents quart al
s. Ullmans Son.
Cedar Buckets. 10 cents; Cedar Tubs
30 cents at 5. Ullman's Son.
Silver King Flour. q cents bag. 81 =
a barrel; Meal Is cents a bushel or i
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
SMYTH WAS NOT ADMITTED. =
Colored People Rejected Him on Ac-
count of His Views.

The papers Of Buffalo. \. Y. tell Of
how John II. Smyth Of this city. ex-
minister 70 Liberia. and the leader OF
the colored reformatory movement, was
turned down at a gathering OF AFRO
Americans in that city.
A conference of prominent people OF the
cOlOred race was in session TO discuss
matters Of interest TO the negroes. Smytn
applied for admission but said he wanted
Al understood I'm advance that he was
onnosed to mixed schools and mixed mar
riages.
His bold stand caused a sensation. Ine
chairman resigned because the confer
ence proposed 10 even discuss the ques-
ton Of admitting Smyth.
Tho former minister was finally reject
ed by an overwhelming vote and left the
hall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

or. Prof j. NJ Garnctt. Roosevelt Page,
and judge A. W. Wallace.
The bishops from the various dioceses
constitute the upper house, or House or
Bishops the clerical and lay delegates the
House of Deputies. Each of the nifty
eight dioceses sends eight representatives
-four clerical and four lay-the joint ac-
ton OF the two houses being necessary
on all resolutions and matters Of legis-
lation before they become operative. The
committee on tho revision of the constitu-
ton and canons which was appointed at
the last convention. held in Minneapolis
iu 1895 will report 90 this on several mat
tiers OF vital moment
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE
The first in point of interest undoubted-
~ will be the committees report on the
proposed canon on marriage and divorce.
The preliminary report OF the committee
has already been issued. in which 10 Is
recommended that the Church enact leg
islation forbidding the clergy 10 solemn
iZe the marriage OF any divorced person
while the other party to the divorce is
living
At the present time the Protestant
Episcopal Church by its canons, recog-
nizes only one cause ass being sufficient
for a divorce and permits IT'S clergy TO
remarry the innocent party. but now the
committee advocates abolshing this ex-
ception. so as TO follow the practice OF
the Catholic Church. which is not 20
marry divorced person while the other
party TO the divorce Us living.
So radical O change ign the practice OF
tho Church SIS calling forth vehement
protests from many quarters and the OPP
position 90 the proposed new canon has
assumed such proportions that IL is not
believed the canon viii pass the conven-
tion.
The low and broad church elements tit-
torlv oppose the tightening of Canouical
bands on the marriage and divorce ques-
lions. while the high and rituaistic
churchmcn almost unanimously favor the
new canon. There u.s. therefore. sure to
be a prolonged debate on this question
with a strong probability that the whole
matter Will Doe referred 10 a new commit
tee with instructions to report at the
convention of 1901
CHANGE or NAME.
Among the most interesting questions
60 be discussed is the by no means new
one Of change in The name OF the church.
many objecting on perfectly logical
grounds 10 the name protestant Epis-
copal "The Holy Catholic Church" the
Primitive Catholic Church" and other
names been been suggested. their advc.
Gates bringing excellent arguments in
support Of them.
other matters Of interest which will
come before the convention will be the
question of "a new constitution for the
church and the proposed adoption of the
provincial system. The subject of the
revision OF the constitution has been be
fore the church for several years. and
doubtless will engross the attention of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
THE FLAG HAS ARRIVED.
Emblem TO BE Presented To the Third
Regiment Received Here.

The handsome flag Of Virginia Cover
nor Tyler ordered for the Third Regi-
ment has been received here and was
on exhibition in the Governors office yes
terdav. Ii is a beautiful piece OF work.
manship. The inscription b. as follows;
Presented by Virginia 10 the Third
Regiment. Virginia Volunteers, as a mark
OF confidence IN its fidelity and good con-
duct during the war between the United
States and Spain I'm ls9s.
The flag IS gold fringed and on the top
of the stan is a figure of an eagle The
Virginia coat Of arms IS on one side and
on the other is the motto Of the United
States. Il Pluribus Unum
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

blue silk and roses; with Mr.. Ingalls,
Miss Katherine Wicker. pink orsano1s
and lace; with Mr.. c. I. Wade.
Miss virg.e Morton, pink orSandle'
WITH Mr. Miller.
Among others present were Misses
Morton. Fitzhugh. steele. Goocs. soutn-
~ ara yerser. and Messrs. Venahle.
brock. Goode WHY somerville. Stephen
son. Jones. Johnson, Green, RichArdssn'
and Morton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Orange County Cream
ery Butter, l5C pound.

Klrk's American Family Soap, ,
for sc.
Fresh Lemon Crackers, Sc. ID.
Fat Mackerel, Sc. dozen.
Pure Ground Pepper, Ioc. Id.
Sand Soap for cleaning. for SC.
Black Enamel Stove Polish tor
sc.
Worcester Sauce, sc. bottle.
Best new crop New Orleans Mo-
lasses, 4Oc. gallon.
Large bottle Ammonia, SC.
Grated Pineapple, SC. can.
Oleine Soap, &c. bar.
1l-lb. Box Pocahontas Baking
Powders, &c.
Lion Coffee in I,ponnd papers,
, pounds for I9c.
Mixed Spices, zoe. ID.
Large package Rhorer's Powders,
Ioc.
Morton's Cocoa, SC. can.
Matches &c dOZ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

Mr.. Robert II. Steger was appointed
commissioner i'm chancery in the Law
and Equity Court
DEGREES were entered in the case OF the
r. ". Coffee Machine Works vs.. the CO.
hoke WoOdenware Manufacturing Co.
paving out certain money. also. a decree
rorfniny the sale of the Swift Creek Cot
ton Manufacturing Company property.
I'm the Chancery Court the Will OF MIS-;
elizabeth Frischk0rn was prObated. ana
John H. Frischkorn qualified as executor
The estate rs valued az $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
For a Dainty Luncheon

or for any meal, there is nothing
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them in many varieties, sweet and
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by everyone the finest in the world
for family, table and luncheon. Our
high grade cream cheese. cream
cry butter, fine mackerel, sala mon,
sardines, teas and coffee, breakfast
bacon and hams are selling now at
prices within reach of any one.
Our Creamery Butter at &c. IS
as good as you pay 75e. elsewhere
for.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Orange County Coun-
try Hams, l2C pound.

Economy RoastedCofee in pound
papers, Il.
Virginia Country Extra Flour,
$3.50 barrel or PC. bag.
Small Kingan'S Hams, Ioc. 10.
Cedar Tubs, SOC.
Pin Bottles Mixed Pickles, sc.
Cedar Buckets, Ioc.
Small Swltt'S Best Hams, Ioc
pound.
Grandma's Homemade Cookies,
only Sc. pound.
3-pound can jelly. Ioe.
Bird Seed, I-pound box, SC.
New North Carolina Clipped Her.
ingS, sc. dozen.
Best Oats, soc. bushel.
Rolled Oats, &c. package.
Best City Meal, 4Sc. bushel or I7e.
peck.
BOSTON Baked Beans, &C. can.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

called Health and Beauty" treats
these matters with delicacy, and at
the same time with clearness. Write
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-06-23
When Jefferson Davis Passed Through
Atlanta,

The coming celebration here in At
Ianla OF The birthday of Jefferson
Davis recalls a few incidents con-
necled with his visits 10 this city.
In the early fflies, shortly after
MarthasyiIe had bloomed into the
more digniiied Atlanta, Mr.. Ben Will
ford who by the way, IS still living
at a ripe old age, was the marshal Of
the town and his duties kept him busy
night and day.
The marshal was q fearless, wide
awake man who was terror 30 the
IawIess. At that time the place had
only few thousand inhabitants, and
the stories OF its rapid growth and
prosperity brought many adventures
here who required watching
Willfon met every incoming train
at the carshed. One day the Georgia
train rolled in from Augusta and an
excited young Englishman jumped Off
and called for the police. He told the
marshal he had lost a satchel contain
Ing $1,000.
Il don't know who took it," he said,
but that man sat near me and |
think he has my money
Tue marshal looked ut the stranger
thus pointed out and saw tall, spare
man, plainly dressed in black, with a
pale, clean-shayen face. His appear
ancs was not suspicious, but the Eng
Gshman was so urgent that something
had to be done to satisfy him.
70 The stranger was halted and
Williford told him that he must re-
main in custody until he made salts
factory showing.
The prisoner listened with a serious
but placid countenance. He was won
derfully self-possessed and exhibited
no surprise and no indignation.
every we'll" was his brief remark,
any time is valuable. Take me to the
nffins of your narnr."
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-06-23
GREAT NAVAL DISASTERS.
An Appalling List Of Losses Of Ships
Not In ActiOn-England the Vic.
tim Of Two Greatest.

A list of the greatest naval disasters
in which war vessels figured woult
include the followin:
Edgar, English, blew up, I'LL; all
on board persisted.
Namur, English, 1749; $50 lost.
Prince George, English sloop, burn,
ed 1858; 400 lost,
Royal George, English frigate, in
1882; lives lost, over GOO.
St. George and Defence, English fri.
gates, 1911; nearly 1000 lives lost.
Meduse, French frigate, 1916; near
ly 200 lost.
Birkenhead, English troop ship
1852; asa lost.
Albany, British sloop Of war, 1853;
210 lost, all on board.
Lady Nugent, English troop ship
1854; 400 lives lost.
Eurydice, English, training ship
1878; 800 lost.
Z. S. S. Oneida, 1870; lis persons
lost,
Captain, English war vessel, 1870
nearly everyone on board persisted.
t. s. S. Huron, 1877; 100 lives lost
dresser Kurfurst, German ironclad
1878; about 300 lives lost.
Dotterel, English sloop of war, ex-
ploded 1881; 143 killed and drowned.
Victoria, English battleship, 1885,
400 lost.
Reina Regente, Spanish warship,
1895; 400 lost.
L. S. S. Maine, blown up, 1898: 26i
lives lost.
England has been the unfortunate
victim OF the two greatest naval dis
asters on record. On November &c.
1903, the Stirling Castle. 70 guns.
Mary, 70 guns; Northumberland. 70
guns; Vanguard, 10 guns; York, GO
guns; Resolution, 60 guns; Newcastle.
60 lost in the same storm and many
hundreds persisted. Again, in October,
1880, the Thunderer, "a guns; Stirling,
GA guns; Defiance, Ga guns; Phoenix.
A guns La Blanche, 80 guns; Laurel.
2S guns; Shark, % guns; Andromeda.
2S guns; Deal Castle, "a guns; pene-
lope, "a guns; Scarborough, 20 guns;
Barbados, IA guns; Chameleon. "A
guns; Endeavour, IA guns, and Vie
tor, 10 guns, were lost in the West
Indies,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-06-23

my home I cannot tell you how r.
expressibly sorry l am that I should
have been the cause OF your grieving
yourself in this way"
When he had mentioned the fact
that he was going away Alma had
started slightly, and when he had fin
ished she asked family, almost in
audibly:
Why are you going?"
Because, he answered, ut would
be embarrassing for me and most un-
pleasant for you to have me around.
Am not right in my last deduction,
Miss Alma?'
He thought she might resent his
calling her by her first name, but she
did not.
by no MEANS" she answered, and
quite differently from what he ex-
pected. He was excited himself now
immensely so. He could hardly
trus; himself to speak.
Miss Alma--Alma-did | under
stand you TO mean that you would
rather | would remain?"
He bent to catch her answer. 1t
was, II possible, more inaudble than
the first. But it came at last:
yes"
Oscars future happiness was assur-
ed. He drew her to him, firmly con-
WINGED that there did not live hap.
pier man than himself.
IN tell you, sweetheart'-he let
the word drop from his lips in tones
of the most inexpressible tenderness
II can't remain now. | will have to
60 at the appointed time, but l shall
take you with me. No, no protests,
now" She did try to interpose fee
bic one.
But why dwell upon the scenes that
followed? Mrs .Embry gave them her
blessing, and when two days later, as
man and wife, they were driven by
the old schoolhouse, on the way to
the nearest railway station, Alma
asked timidly:
when did you first learn to love
me, Mr.. Floyd?"
He replied: when you defed me
90 in the schoolhouse. EYES," he con-
tinued, slipping his arm around her
waist, his love shining in his eyes, II
fell in love with my worst pupil"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-06-23
No Place 10 Get Religion.

Bernard Shaw tells OF a man from
Oil City who was visiting cathedral
in England, and the Oil City man, be.
ing affected by the history and at
mosphere Of the place, knel, in pray.
err. A jealous and watchful verger
happened by, and shaking the man
by the shoulder, said: Look, you sir
none O. that! II I'd let one do that
here, there would soon be folks pray
ing all over the place."
And now comes that excellent man,
Booker Washington, and tells Of the
new High Church" that has recently
been consecrated at Tuskegee. II
seems old Aunt Chloe ventured in 10
vespers one evening, and hearing 9th
ers respond, took hand, too THANK
God!-Blessed Jesus-Amen" shouted
Aunty in fine falsetto.
The chief warden went softly over
and whispered, Madam, you will
please keep order!" Aunty promised,
but soon smote the air with a very
loud, clear, Blessed Jesus,-dat's sol
Then the chief warden decided on
more heroic measures, and going over,
said to Aunty:
Madam, what's the matter with
you, anyway" as preliminary to
ejecting her.
"0h, Use got religion!" shrieked
Aunty; Blessed Jesus! Use got re-
ligion"
Madam" said the warden, sternly,
Madam, this is no place to get relig-
ion!"-June Philstne.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-06-23

HIS request was granted ana uno
two men walked to the corner Of
Peachtree and Marietta streets,
where Mayor Norcross made bis
headquarters in his store.
The nature of the case was stated
and then The prisoner spoke.
my name is Jefferson Davis" he
said in a cold, clear voice. my homs
is in Mississippi, but at the present
time my Office is in Washington,
where hold the position of secretary
OF war. These documents will satisfy
you"
The mayor acted very handsomely.
He expressed his regrets and hoped
that the secretary would not feel Of
Tended
The marshal also made little
speech explaining his action w
Then The Englishman, who wa
Samuel Noble known in after YEAR,
as the founder Of Admission, made q
neat apology and the affair was at an
,nd.-Atlanta Constitution.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-06-23

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constipation and indigestion. One
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-06-23

The Salvation Army girl who de.
stroyed nude statuary at Omaha will
not be prosecuted. Her home is at
Emporia.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-06-23
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-06-23

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