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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

in ana iako part in tho movement
ooains. gold and monopoly But the
Texans serve notice that while Populists
and silver Republicans are welcome. oil
Democrats vino refused 20 subscribe to
the doctrine OF 1e to ! IN 1896 are not
wanted end shall 10 longer have voice
in the nomination OF candidates.
Mr. Bailey took occasion in his address
10 speak OF the intolerance Of Wall street.
In view of this statement we commend
10 his consideration the intolerance which
has been exhibited by those who COM
pose the Chicago Democracy
IT, would seem that conservative men
in the party have little or no voice IN its
counacls. The radical element are in the
saddle and propose TO run st. That ele-
ment want absolutely nothing 70 "a
with any man who is not heartily in favor
OF tho free coinage OF silver. and they
caro- scarcely less for the Gold Demo
Gratis who refused to support the Chicago
platform .han Tor the Gold Democrats
who did Silver IS the password. the
man who can give ii viii be gladly re-
coived ana the man who cannot sive II
g. TO De excluded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

would make them .. FIRST lion upon de-
posits. as wen as on property belonging
IN us own right TO the ban. and, with
honest managers for the institutions.
would mako the notes safe almost beyond
pcradvonturo."
This IL only part OF o somewhat
lengthy article on the subject OF state
banks and although printed IN is92 Il viii
be observed that even so long ago rs
that. The Times declared that it had
frequently before. made the Same argu-
mcnt. 10 Il remembered. also that tho
Democratic convention Of 1892 recon-
mendcd the repeal of the tax on state
bank issues and 1t IS our firm belief ;has
II that recommendation had been carried
out. there would have bc,n no panic IN
1879 and no silver question in 1885, VIVA:
ssved the cities OF Virginia from ruin IN
1896. save a temporary makeshift FOR
state hank MICS?
Tho Times was FOR sound money ana
state banks IN 1879 and "a rgh; ,here
now. u hasn't budscd q peg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

Whiic wc depiorc more than We can cay
the cowardiv assassination Of the ncsro
postmaster a. Lake city. S. c., and while
,hera - no shadow OF excuse or justldca-
lion .o. the outrage. We would impress
Tie fact t..at measure Of responsibility
.es, anon the President for making such
an appointment against One protest of the
whites e. lhat section. There were hum
drods or white men who would have fllod
The Office with moro efficiency ana with
entire satisfaction 10 tho patrons OF the
ONCE. Bu ,he President appointca wee
Objectionable not only because Of his
race tu; 5ccausc OF his Incompetence
soino tine before The tragedy the peo-
dc OF Iaro CITY sent the following pc
uuoa to Washington.
To inc Hon. =. L. Bristow. Fourth As
sistar Postmaster General. washington
J.. C.-Do1r sir:-We the undersigned cit-
liens Of Lake City S. c.. do hereby r.
spectfully request that you have Fia1i.f
T. Baker our postmaster removed Tor
thc fOil0Wiuc reasons. tO-wlt FIRST ne ~
lmpolite tn lldios. Second, he is lhcon-
pefent rom tine fac. tsgt nc has delivered
REGISTERED mail without taking receipt Tor
same: mas issued money orders "itnouc
CHARGING any fee and he's also given OUT
the advice instead OF tho money order.
Third. be has time and again allowed let-
ters o. Importance 10 remain in the ONCE
for q week and sometimes O. month, not
withstanding the fact that they were bee
ing called for daily Fourth. he frequent
Is gives on. mail 10 persons That is ad-
dressed 30 persons Other than themselves.
thereby causing tho n ail thus given out
TO be considerably delayed. Fifth. he has
sold Gfty 9-ccnt stamps for 10 cents. Sixth
he was not q resident OF this county WHOM
ne applied for this olCo and had resided
here only a few days when he received
his commission.
Upon the foregoing We base our petition
for his removal and earnestly ask your
careful attention 10 he same.
Eut in spite OF this protest the rcgro
was retained and that, too to his undo
ing. We impress the fact that the Pres
iden. makes q great blunder when la
appoints o negro to an important Office
in tho South and ,hat an such appoint
mtut- arc acts Of mistaken kindness 10
tho negro. when race prejudice Is cA-
cited Tie negro is always the sufferer
and the PRESIDENT gets him into trouble
when ho puts negro i'm an Office where
no VIII arouse antagonism.
Argument? There is no arsumon,
against ON inbOm instinct. and the an
tagonism az races IS as old as man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

Tho Louisville Courier-Journal had been
quiet on Kentucky politics ana had nad
little or nothing to say about the proceed
ings OF tho Legislature until Friday last
when Il came out with a double column
editorial introduced as follows;
ono Of tho EXTREMIST OF the organs Of
extrcmism I'm Kentucky twits the cou-
rier-Journal with its failure 10 maintain
the relation SC once held to the Demo-
cratic party in tho State ana 10 engage
actively IN discussing tho proceedings
OF the current Session OF the Kentucky
Legislature. T. charges us equally Win
unp0pulgrity and with cowardicc. We
plead guilty 10 the indictment. Estimated
by she numbers which elected the Cen
erai Assembly the Courier-JouTnal rs GER
tainly not popular: and wo frankly con-
fcrs that we have not tho courage 20
thrust ourselves between the public inter
est and an organized body, which seeks
20 know frst OF en- what the courier
Journal favors in order TO deieat u
and what tho COuricr-JOurnal opposes ~
order 90 adopt lt. To this compioN Non
factlon0l rancor and tho lust Toy ONCE
the onspring5 of an economic cnhncI'
OF fiscal iack-o -iantcru--of thorough
NtINi'i NfiNr''i anu sliii -.'-'
nj last the noblest Of American Common
wealths that the attitude OF sin7ie
nowspancr and not the merits Of pend
i'm. meas rce. is 10 determine the course
OF legislation.
1he Courier-Jourrai breaks IT'S silence
however. 20 say that "ihe people o. Ken
tucky may wei stand aghast before the
Revolutionary election bill which has, Ike
some dread monster. suddenly emerged
from the Businesses o. passion aud error
through which tao LEGISLATURE has been
threading ITS tortuou- way
We Thought that II anything could re-
surrcct Colono! Watterson AID arouse
him g. action, It was that infamous cleo
fioo ILL.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
u,vD WORDS ron 4stn.~ irr.

Tho press Of the country with Una.
ninity which IS gratifying 70 his fricnls.
has had only Che kindes. words for Con.
sul.Generai T'itzhugh Leo since lie was
0,st sent 20 Caba. j. fact 81 tic pr.ss
comment IS a criterion no act Of Presi-
don't Mckinley has mot with such ap,
proval as the retention Of General Leo
IN Havana. The Buffalo N. " Evening
Times OF recent date had this 10 say.
II is to be hoped that consul-Genorai
lie. will be present az al the meetings
10 be held by the Naval Board OF In
ouiry. whether in open or secret session.
The American people have so much con-
jidence in Mr.. Lee and his good judgment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
THE Party or PRESCRIPTION

Yl,e- Congrcssnan Bailey was MAKING
bi- speech in Richmond on Friday last
and taking ahou. tho principles o; De-
mocracy. he did not ieil his hearers that
ne was party 20 the Increment In tAe
staic OF Texas 20 exclude from inc
Democratic primaries all Democrats who
IN 1896 refused 20 support the Chicaso
platform.
Yc. such IS tho fact given ont 10y the
newspapers INC state Committee OF
Texas has declared that unless voters
supported both tho State and national
Democratic ticket IN 1890 they shall not
be allowed 20 vote in Tne primaries or 20
have any voice 81 the selection OF candl-
dates for Congress in other words, they
have determined 20 expcl from the Demo-
cratic organization IN Texas al those
Dcrocraas who refused in 1890 20 endorse
the proposition % free coinage a. the
ratio Of l6 %
Tne members OF ms Texas delegation
IN Congress, Including Representative
Bailey. have. Sc are informed b. Wash
ineton correspondent o. Inc baltimore
Sun. endorsed the action Of the state
Committee. ara Texas SEES az example
which rnay be followed N other States.
Al persons-regard.es Of their past
marty ahifations--who believe in The Tree
coinage Of silver. whether they DC Dem
ocrals. Popnlis,s o. Silver Republicans.
are invited jy Chairman Jones 10 come
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
AConparison

Our March number VIII contain nm ar
ticle OF absorbing interes. 20 ail farmers.
whether cotton planters cr NOS. Tho srh-
i.,t vii be Farmers Institutes. aud DC
vul be handled by an Acknowledged au-
tborltv on agricultural matters. Prof. W.
g. Wclborn OF the Mississippi a. and ~
Colleeo. prof Welborn will besides pre-
santine an interesting history OF this
movement. which promises To greatly
promote the cause OF agricultural knowt-
edge ANA education. discuss lis mission
ana prospects, and recommend ideas for
lncrearing its development Dni heli &C
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
AFTERMATH.

.-.4 -.,eo,1 n pcfo of Hawaii
fie-lo1'- ,r,t,,
accompanied Joy M'''
Tukcl. The pr sidor-s private S.cl '''''
..,., c.,,, sam r,ranoisco FOR Honolulu
rridav' ON lno 1larpo-a.
.,.,.. ,,,,rioon
Mrs. h-i.''.-''" s..t,1 ,.co,.-
Volunteers '7 "7''-' ,,'.... .,.. Tho
cred ig1m i-f recent
Nrv York Herald ana afl'"-' MIN
ven. being made Tor her to fl7 lih' Nv'N
o,o-,.. couvicts il taa different lils'"7'
when sho was again stricken. ...,
Her condition IS no- con-il' n, ,,u 81
ous. Bust owing 70 ' ..,l'.. ,-,l be- rr5.
i9ne.d.
,-.,t,.t..
twenty-five ~ '''' -.... 49,. p.,oh,i.
LEGISLATURE W"l '-. "''.' &C.,. ,.,,,.,,
cans .r defeating tA' 'o'.i ''''
$50
A.. rr w prt. ua financial agent ol
"i'' ~.., e..,,f-t AMI col
Governor fnef''' ,-ii o.
l.. u.tCu. OF Dc--'i. -i'.'.'' .t.,
secured au The asphalt pio.','
.f.. core aflnr. paying rrHfi. t'r t-i~0
asked by the Nonezl. PAWS. ...i. ,,I ,s.
COMP Use fe.. n-., ,,'o month of tho
I,o a.' o~d GROUP oi five mines .n
w.. ,,e...rn part of Venezuela They
,-, said tn De- incyrouslhle and OF a
Co.. Ono oualitv.
,r,., e. Ioufs poe. Dispatch Says lhat
,f,rt. n. pleee.. wlf8 az Dr.
S'u'-'- .,., f,.f-t,, ro-
Comic Louis oa ..'.,.7, st,-.f
bleman ol - cas-. t"- ,''. r...r ,oe,.. rl-
Ne" fofE r.t, ~. r.. .,,,orabls eqs.-
ousiy missing rom .. hen iocatet
ern home TO-. ''' ,,i.t "a. -uoo.d's
n ST. Ions ID. ,.,,-, .r,.,f,qi ana
mon. 0D- Ii ~ domestic.
.,..,.,.., 20 Ga, e,toror,a
1Ae app .''-'- -. n.. ~,,.orssl tho
court o- ....t ~,,t,,i,i,o
oeci ioi Oh 'i'' $50. is.,,lr.. Die business
ID. .. ii.y i..1 g. titf. or the New
~" spapeI 49,, ,rh. ,,o,rr,oreiai ADJ
YORK comm iV''' ,,,i. ,r.e nm ir-
yesi''er C''- 81, e.. rigsts since the in
r,,,.sfD, now d.rsovla1. was granted
Mi. . 5i.s ,,s9 n, commercial American
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

that any statements from him VIII 40
more TO reassure the people IMAM lhose
Of any other person concerned with 'he
investigation over the Names des''uc-
ton.
AZ the intent was good in this case We
as vrginians. can overlook the Mn
Some OF those who met him about thirty
years ago. however. arc yet iaborins I'M
der the impression that he was something
higher than a private.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

He-Give me q kiss?
She decdediy)-I won't
He-You shouldn't say Il won't TO me;
you should said. OF prefer not
shc-But that wouldn't be truc.-Iarlem
Life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
LET Us BE DELIBERATE.

Tho tublic mind is u1Coubtcdlv bccorn.
iDs esl1eey r., regard 20 onr relations with
spain. and the conditions are becoming
,.oro and r,ore ,ronitjous au the .ino Tor
rational action whenever action H. taken
Th.s hcins go. i. becomes an journals
thar wish 20 SEQ their country's action
~ all times based upon sound principles
instead OF upon feeling passion ard cy-
element to diseases tho case sobarly
diecreefIy. ara witl al, Of its actual facts
kent consrnu.- ~ wow. u s. in this
sn,ri. fbof ve apDroach t.c subject this
,norp;.c.
rrrsep.o.ive ~ .,,o .fslge disaster. what
reason cam ~, srcgested why we should
20 10 war with spa.n az this time more
tsan SIS or twelve months ago? We leave
me question Of tsa Maine. for the pres
eof out ~ consideration. Tor We have
no idea .so Spanish Government can De
shown 10 havo caused ner destruction.
Of correo r. We ascertain That Spain
nlcy ~, tic Maine. or in any way con-
niye1 - H. We must have wa. for that
would Of itself be m act Il war, and war
yoni5 si~oodc oyist eut. as W. have
eo,d g. IS highly imrrobable that any
such fact as that Will be proved
Very wclf what else is there 90 Justify
war; Are re 20 say that We VIII inter
fere IN The Cuban imbroelio and drive
spain out Of Cnba? Upon what grounds
viii we DO it? The appeal 10 Us upon
,h, scoro Of humanity IS very powerful,
but g. the appeal Of the Cubans any
stronger ,han the appeal Of the Arr7on-
iansq Arc the cruel span,ards torturing
the Cubus any more unmorcilniIy ihan
tho cruel Turks are torturins the Armcn-
iaus? " We say VIC shall interfere ana
pu. an end u Spanish inhumani,y IN
Cuba. are we DO. compelled TO cross the
ocean and take the unspeakablo Turk Joy
.bo throat and force aim to desist IN his
borbarious treatment Of :hc .lrmcnians?
/, seems TO Ms we should be bound 10
a., ca II We Interfere with the Spaniards
unon fbc ground of humanity. it must
hocorso e. is our duty TO arrest all in
lup1quifv everywhere, ana. IT tilAt - 'Nt
dot,. ben we can never cease orr Efforts
while there are any Power upon tho
c,rth treating hnman beings inhumanly
,co ~, ,ot so. how INC CONCLUSION can De
-, .or 90 state the ease Is {, cx-
49,. a., ,hs,rditv We canno. interfere
.r,., eraris,, ,pio I'm cuba upon the
...o,,oa ,,,t ,ho Standards are treating
g. Cn,.o-, ,,bnmanlv We may oncr
.re c,noos orr s,upa thv ana every pos.
-,.,. -, summon. brt VIC cannot 20
- an ,,itb ,,onclad war vessels ana
~, mon
,rbero is ono ground. Of course upon
80. 49,. Ca, interfere bnt We very
-. -, .,he.nor tbo American peo-
- -, -. ,aont a. vhe, sec
o.. MOO. .,,,t,ino about mon
IA .o.is,ioo the rrifisb lions
n,. ,..,,e,,,si,, onspr0itv. d.
',,.,'..,.. 80 s.,,;s,.,,.,. that the
60 49,. ,o,ds 81 an .bev sur
''''''' -. ,..,,,.,s., 70 to ..possr
wy '''' 90 - ,r,. Gin. of 90. A.
90 -, =, .onrso j., ,,,. js our
i1l''o 49, ....r,,. T., crio
l"'"'"'pi'' ''.''' -,,.,... .,. .vnel
~ Itis"" "a "'-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

"ren' .hat Lawyer Gripcm somethins Of
O. pessimist.' ,...-.
"peesimis.? T should cay go. lie never
cots GOOD fat Fec but he goes into the
DUMPS for fear ho will never get another
one. "-Drtroi- Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

Old Ali'ion-My dear Miss Youngthing
# you'd only marry me. / could die happy.
,Lss lounglhng-Why Mr. Million, III
you were dying id marry You I'M o. MINI
utc.-Ncw York Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
Stunned.

81 have been in the business for forty
years aid the hoor-walker. but
don't know IL all yet. You saw thai
young woman with the green hair?
Yes" replied the ribbon clerk.
"She emo I'D TO me and asked if We
had any nice house gowns especiailu snt-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

"The bass-drummcr's !dea of music is
10 make 80 tine noise hc CAM
"WeI. the move noire ha makes the less
,ra rost az the band can be heard. DE
troit Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

Mrs. Fogg--It Is kinder funny shat you
should have fallen In love with me.
Efr. Foeg-Funny2 II Is perfectly ridi-
Culous.
a1r-. Fogg (sotto voice)-Hateful thins.
Boston Transcript
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
IN Impossor.

Belic-seo how all the girls are crowd
Ing around JACK Dash.
Anytime % ridiculous? ] don't believe
he's hall as bad as he processes 10 be-
North American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

Daring" he cried, and threw HIM
SELF at hor fees.
TIN. naughty damsel shivored. as In APP
prehefsion. THAT low Princeton tackle!"
She uuttcrcd. striving 90 be calm Life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
SnhsfanfinIRenent.

Doctors say that weeping is beneficial
for women
Eyes. when 7 cry real hard my nus
Dand gcnera!iy gives me Slo."-Chicaso
EecOrl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

Observe II Won please thdt from i'a %
1850 Che average annual production wes
l..6o.5,- ounces. From 1851 90 1850 tho over-
geo anuuai production was little isss
thaa G5CooO) ounces. From 1850 % 1870
tlc average was something more ;h4a
e.too.coe oances. ana from 1871 TO 1915 tae
AVERAGE was about $4,000 ounces. Ihe
year 1875 shows decline ia tho production
Of tac yellow metal. and the falling on
c9naaucd until 1855 when tic ou.-put had
shrvnr 10 4.s14.css ounces. Brt from that
time there has been steady Increase.
as VIII be seen tg the above figures, until
1896. when production reached high water
mark. The out-pul Tor 1851 IS not Yet
given. but it estimated at 1i.je000o Ounces.
anG the probability is that the year 1855
will show tho greatest out-put OF gold
that tao world has ever known.
Now according 30 NJ. Bailey's reasoning
Il IS quite clear that as the gold output
during the period OF twenty-five years
subsequent to 1871 was larger than the
oat-Yu; Of gold during the period Of thirty
years prior 70 1871. gold has actually do
preciated nValue. we could show by the
sone process OF reasoning tina. silver has
declined ia vaiue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

me- D,icc of The Times - two cents per
.opy and ten cents per "eoH' OF - r.
monthly, 80 cents per month ue"Neiy
within the limits of ri cl,mon" an" -"'''
chester. sunday paper three CENTS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

Nj. Jennings OF Lynchburg' offered
prayer ia the House yesterday. This
completes the record, as he had failed
mp TO this time TO speak on that SUBJ
fac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

able for wearing when ono was looking
for burglar" -Cucinrat Enquirer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

However there viii continue TO be many
patriots who will prefer TO seek the
bubble reputation q their own mouths.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

sui','- ., -. -. ,,e,,noue cleo.
"..,.,
- -----------
The Auan.a Journal. claims that ID
sprung double sonseton ON IT'S readers
the ether Cay ia Tie onno'i'-''''''''-
Hon ''l'. 10Y ,,, rs,irement OF
date l'F Oo'''','' anu
the Hon. sam '''''- ,..,s.n,. We
had e-,upored that buucombo went INTO
,bo race when Mr. Jones entered ana
,..,r. ont Of the race when Mr.. Jones re-
tired D1' 30 ''''''
oihels.
q.n,. Congressional party was billed as
,,,r., ono ~ tho few that ever left Wash
inston without Nqu'1 -. ,,,s,,,-
they had con"'.'o' -''
tali'y-they got i''
THO Governor has approved several
bills preventing MOSS 80, g.. ~.
4- f,o,rayar were not CX-
FREQ iunch iou'''' '''"
o-i''u -------.------
1no ,'o'''''0- g. r,~h+ hard Tor
I'D F'''s" . .....r,n.,o, match and
farmer TO plant "''.'''''''"
s-'" 4o''u.- -
Tho Now York newspapers h2Ve ihei-
war fleets re'Dy ''l Ann 1..1o
viii be los, in i,i'oI'l'-5 --'--- ,''
zo,,.s friends can now work over
General lI"sE P i''''0', go. ,,od,
him Tor inc e'i'ii'''' -
p, ,-o o-t into too big hurry W. could
80 a.. t-.rtrcl,,. batteship christening
80 by the board an" Vl''o','''1
tie OF E-year s-oId s'u'l "-''' ''''
o-..., ,n,-- 49, This country is not
..',.,l1 e,r var but then fl would not
49, ,,,.. 20 remodel the Generals uni
ioi""
q.... .,rs warden will nos matcriaiize,
....,.. ,.,.-,, ~ mar LEGISLATURE Tor
nui 'iiia h's
game al an. "''''
1850 ,g. legislature who
oil, g., ...-f
''''" ~. t,,,o s,i,.or for
WAS
~ BE-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

ar. Baney's criticism Of a lack Of op-
portunlty 10 talk in Congress gained
strength with each of tho three hours he
talked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
roe Drse s-Es OF THE LIVER.
STo>, fCH AND kiDNENS.

the Water OF me Sfe.nDs''' ",.l.,, 9' a..
nhur Springs nc mos ss ~, ,,,.,i,.
America. 10 :e''' '"'nN ~ ~
nuauts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
HisGoLD APPRECIATED?

Congr6 ssman Bailey In his spccch IN
Richmond said that the amount of gold
produced twenty years prior to 1879 was
larger than the amount OF gold produced
twenty years subsequent to 1873. and used
that as IN argument that gold Lad en-
hanccd 10 value.
We do not see why he should have see
iecteo those particular years. We say
mat from 1871 10 $50. inclusive. period
Of thirty years the worlds production Of
gold was less 10y scvera; million ounces
than from ISL 20 1SeC inclusive The Ge-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

That congressional party was nii'ea as
beiup ono Of the few tina. ever leit Nash-
ineton without liquid refreshments Ou'
thcv had confidence in Virginia hosp'-
tality-they got it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

''Whilo the wori,mon were tearing up tho
flooring of tho building occupied Boy II.
q. Wilhelm. q hog That had perhaps
died there years before, was found The
HOG was semi-petraed. on, fore and
ono hind leg and the head being hei3
to-cthcr by one entire side of tho annie
NAL. Tire nark and sit' fct to tto
pressure Of the foot like solo leather $50
odor came from Che rcmains'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

3 New Jersey man has made seven
attempts 10 commit suicide and is still
alive. 10 may make O. very useful oitl-
zen if things come 20 the worst in Hay
ana.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

~, Vizcayra's VISIT to New York har-
Dor was begun IN fos when apparent
Iy never cleared M.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

General Miles says this country is not
nrarared for war but then fl would not
TAX, long to remodel the Generals uni
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
TIMES BUILDING.
TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
RICHMOND, VA.

'rnt Tines Is Away indootco 20 lfioHu5
who favor i with society items ana si.h
personals. but NUT ug1o ihal ~ ".
be sort over the s'sii''"'' %
sender 90, a., "a.
Al unsigned communication WI oe re-
jccted always.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

President Sanford B. Dole OF Hawaii
accompanied by Mre Dole ana MaJo'
Tukea. The Presidents private secretary
sailed from san Francisco Tor Honolulu
I.ril..- On LII. lI.rlun-1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

"Tho smallct pot boils quickest TIE
men who viii DO tho fighting have not
been heard from yot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

Nirc hundred dreis wese foasht vi
Ii9,y ias. year and one death is Pee
ror..t. one OF tie pistols must have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

II VIC ect into too big a hurry We could
iet that Kentucky batileship christening
60 by the board and vindicate that bot
no Of l5-vear's-old stun after ALL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

Tho came warden will nos materialize'
but this has been poor LEGISLATURE lor
g, gam. az any kind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

Tho Governor signed the Bill for purity
I'M rorden seed. It IS right hard for
farmer to plant a watermelon patch ana
.-..... Drrr~1-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

Tie gentle Mr.. Dew who wanted $500
~, 81 worthless check was evidently Of
~. .l.-h mornIus variety.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

rnE DAILY TIHES SIS server ly c.:i.,tss
on heir own account in this g.iy ,..ln
Manchester. fOr 10 cents " Wceh' wv, u
Maid weekly. bat soc. per "on,h. -
maid monthly. b. mail. onlsile o.
Richmond 30 cents a month. >'w
wear anywhere in the United states
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

Zola's friends can now WORK over
General Draeg's famous remark Of loving
him for the enemies he has made.