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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29
AN UPWARD TREND.
In Manufacturing and Transportation
the South is Enjoying Prosperity

BALTIMORE. ND. Oct Special
Though the past week has been marked
by the announcement Of no large under
taking IN the South similar 70 those in
railroad commercial and Industrial lines,
which have been noted from time 20 time
during the past few months. there are
clear evidences that in MANUFACTURING
and TRANSFORMATION the South is on an mp
ward trend. The local press IN tho dr.
ferent states are giving greater attention
than ever 10 the encouragement or small
industries. and there is decided move
ment IN favor OK good roads Of 20 sieal
value 10 the asriculturahst 70 the l"i-
road and 10 the factory. Letters 10 ~.
Manufacturers Record from aiIele 7I
points are full OF hopefulness. Mt "
s AIosher. 4 manufacture OF Da'',,,
Tex. for instance. writes that the yea,
now closing has been the bess 'n1us'' ~. -
year his section has ever enjoyed. -
very laree bodies Of labor are employed
by the Dallas manufacturcrss.but the pm,
dustries there report greatly increasess
trade and that the demand Tor shll.ei
labor al good wages has been eIeat',
than the supply. Money D. easier ~
there IL more freedom IN investment. We
do not hear hard times mentioned says
AIr. Mosher .t.oa ot
a company has been orsa Sa19,ora os
Houston, Tex, to elees @o,tr9i denot
IN that city for the purpose OF ex ,,.,,,
TO the public all kinds or ni'lul ..'..i..5
products and novelties 10 ls 49,. 49,
that M least 5000 persons WI" ,, 49,
exposition every month. 1t viii give
the PEOPLE Of Texas and the travelling l.
public generally an opportunity 10 , o,n
the advance made in machinery ana an, o,h-
- s..0 - az, nroducts and will be
great object lesson, showing the pr9sr ,,'
being made By the southwest , si.i,,,ar
n this exhibltion Is the home ir,ascta
shown at Knoxville Tenn. and The Wins
ton On. c. Tobacco Fair. designed .. to
show the products OF the piedmont .rs-
ton in Western North Carolina. The
success ,y ~ mis- undertaking last year re-
suited suited in a. the s formation of permanent
organization and its snp ss . s1SIS; Is 81,
great advertisement OF me srow,nS IN
porrance OF winston. as the manuiac-
turinr ana commercial centre. where are
arouned knitting mills. troom factories,
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wagon factories. cigarette machine ief-
tlizcr tin tag and tobacco factories. iron
and wood works and other Industries
Another North Carolina town lil-n
Point. shows grea- activity according t0
a letter from Alf j.. 81. ArmAeid. He
writes.
"Our local business he's improved worry
materially during the past two months.
our furniture factories. 0f which We have
ten. are AN running on fun time and arc
getting more mail orders thau they cam
nl There are auou- 1000 skilled WHITE
mcn employed here. AN nly-.ol.s nre
promptly paid in actual cash. which
makes good trade for the merchants
AN the year round. Tho farmers are in
a. better condition than ever before. have
ing raised Two excellent wheat crops ai-
most an of them 0ut of debit ana many
having good sums t0 their credit n bank.
Nr J. III. McClcary. one OK tle proc
mOtcrs of the Great Eastern railroad, re-
Gently Incorporated writes ill' me hne
win extend 100 miles through SIX or me
tdeWater counties of Aorln carolina,
connecting with re southern ana the
Norfolk and southern systems. The
company w.il operate liao ot steamers
20 New York Philadelphia ana halu-
more II is estimated that The line WI
cost 50 10000 and that 1900 tons o. steel
rain win De required. The traffic over
the line Nlu include lumber ush, oys-
ters and the fruits and vegetables grown
fl that section.
transactions I'm iron az Birmingham
were greater IN number during the past
week. but they are an for accounts OF
small buyers. The Commercial Club of
that CRY is considering propositions Tor
the removal thifhor OF two wagon fac
tories and a piow factory which viii en-
piov rO hands. The minor industries az
birmingham are handling an tho busl-
ness they can. From Piedmont Ala,
comes tho news that three different par
ties have been there this week prospect
ing for farm lands. bauxites and iron ore
There IS a steady Increase reported u
the production and sales OF zinc ana le9l
ores IN the Joplin. Mo. district ana o.
West Virginia coal Activity IN tne l.Nl-
Der trade from Gulf ports for foreign
parts are noted. and II Is reported taA'
the Southern railroad and ocean-cafrylnB
facilities are taxed 10 their utmost for tho
purpose Of carrying cotton and oLner *
ports Tor Europe. These are general y
dlcatlons OF the situation. when is pf'
haps more minutcly get forin ll the t'-
loving reports 20 the Manuldcturefs
Record Of new industries Tor inc week
Included I'm the Industrial announce
ments Of the week were o hl'p'yD sew
eraee system an Mobile Ala q io-barrel
-four mill az Juds0nle. Ark; hom bridge
az Pocahontas. Ark Nl.V eiecuic nbht
r,i,nt AZ FORSYTH and a 900 electric Hight
plant az Montczum1 Ca tl-,p va
v,orl-s A. GEORGETOWN. KY; $1,000 shinsio
iii, ~ Monroe ana n sl2 go orchard COM
,,ary an Tbiboaoaux. la; $1,000 chemical
ec,,r,,,, - baltimore Nd. also 90
co6. t,rrel brewery and extensive fertili-
2er factory. 5000 cotton NIL az Orange
burg : e. $500 electric Hight plant at
ponham. 5000 mining company az
grookshire. $4,000 electrical company az
Dallas and 5000 wagon factory az Ter
All IT, ss.ton ice factory az Ports
mouth ana $1,000 clothing factory at
South Boston. va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29

ing wild turkeys last week. was mistaken
for a turkey by n coiorct man ana quite
painfully shot in the face and neck
Tho injuries however, are not serious
orange Virglnian.
Several Presbyterlans OF the city who
happened to be at the depot yesterday
were ioked with by some parties over
fine eamecock that was in box adj
dressed to the Rev Robert c. Anderson
shelbyvlue. Tenn, formerly pastor OK ine
Second Presbyterian church of THIS Guy.
They were told that Mr. Anderson WAS
going into the chicken business ana pre-
pairing for 70 cock fight Tho fowl was
from Mr.. Anderson ola home IN Mar
tinsvllle Roanoke World.
Speaking Of n successor 20 Senator Mar
tin il appears To- us that no one could
Am tho bin moro acceptab.y than Hon. j.
TAYLOR Fllyson. OF Richmond Besides
possessing qualifications equal 20 any
one whose name has been mentioned u
seems that tho time has about arrived
when the Democratic party or virginia
should manifest rs appreciation OF Mt
Euyson's great service In tho past by
conferring upon him just such an honor
South Boston News.
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BEGIN AT HOME.
The Augusta Chronicle says:

The Augusta Cnrcnlcie says
we are sorry to see that some people
in Edgefeld county permitted their feel
ing OF Indignation and resentment at the
brutal assassination Of Mrs Atkinson 20
get the better Of then sober judgment
and lead them 10 the lawless execution
Of certain negroes believed TO DC sullty
of the crime Lynching is not jasuned
even where the guilt OF the prisoner is
absolutely assured. The evidence against
the men who were shot to death near
Republican church, was. at most, cir
cumstantial and would hardly have been
taken as convincing by an impartial jury
Nothing could better illustrate the diff
ference between the mob and the court
of Justice. The two are actuated by en-
,irelv different motives. In court Of
f,stice there Is no spirit of revenge but
the whole purpose OF the inquiry and trial
is 10 get at the exact truth and admin
lister lust punishment TO the accused II
guilty. that others who are like-minded
NAV take warning. The mob, on the
contrary. is blood-thirsty and seeks ven
geanance. once It starts on the rampage
Il must have victom, and woe unto the
unhappy wre.ea who falls into Its hands
for Il does not walt for positive proof but
condemns and executes on suspicion.
There Is a spirit Of lawlessness also IN
thu state of Illinois which has taken
n different turn. The governor OF that
state has again proclaimed that he Will
NAT tolerate the importation OF foreign
ora into Illinois TO work at the mines.
and that II he hears that men are TO be
imported such % were imported recently
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29
IyINNIE DAVIS WIND.

The viii of Miss Winnie Davis. which
has lust been admitted TO probate IN
New orleans. is a true index to her
character:
~ give and bequeath 10 my beloved
mother varina Howell Jefferson Davis,
everything ! have, both real and per-
sonal property. and any returns that may
come from my literary work, any stocks,
bonds or monies OF which l die pos
sessed.
IL beg her 70 give remembrance out
Of my jewelry to my dear cousin. Anna
Smith. and to my dear. dear old nurse,
Mary Ahern.
MY dear mother is TO Judge what she
would like TO give 10 my dear sister.
Margaret Hayes. and her children. 10
remember me know she will do what
[ wish done
How eloquent are these requests in
their simplicity. their pathetic tender
ness and perfect confidence Miss Win
ME had devoted the best years OF her
life to the care and support Of her aged
mother. and when death called her away
she did what she could, leaving to ner
all that she lad. and in making her last
will and testament token Of her affec-
ton and her chndlike trust
All the noble tributes that have been
paid to her by admlring friends, all the
manuscripts and books which have been
written by her and left behind have not
revealed the nobility Of her character as
has this simple will.
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On Tho Farm.

We'll, boys. the corn f. gittin' dry
And huskln' time Is DRAWN Might
IL does my wrinkled old heart good
TO look out where the green corn stood
And see instead shocks turnin' brown
And punkins lol.in' an aroun'-
The old redskinsl they spite my eyes
Fer anythin' but punkin pies
7 see the airly frost has come
And teched the patch Of cabbage some;
I hope the winter wheat amt hurt.
Last week IL tuck 2 lively spurt'
So, with some snow 70 mat IL well,
I reckon Il can wait a spell
Fever think a grain o. wheat
Looks Ike them ''rolls' the town folki
eaty
The turkeys isa-srowin' fat;
II them birds knew where they was at
They wouldn't stun themselves that way
Peryldin' FER Thanksgivin' day
The crops IL IN: the fall Is here
And what a old rip-snortin' year,
IL makes my wrinkled old heart swell
Sometimes to--hear that dinner belll
Chicago Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29

down IN health By overwork, or what
is worse, overworry have been restored
TO perfect health by Palne's celery com
pound. that 80 record IN the Phlad 3lphia
home has been duplicated in every large
city IN the Union. Grateful testimonials
Of this character have ben published
time and again m those columns and
10 is o. fact that no other remedy mas
over received a hundredh of tne hearty
BLESSINGS that the managers of public
ir tltuu0ns have openly accorded to
palues celery compound.
The widespread use OF Polne.s celery
compound, In Che most Intelligent careful
homes and among The most thousnuul
portions oft every community has grown
up by just this sort OF personal gIaran-
tee. by word OF mouth. from persons made
strong and well tO others needing exact
iy the kind off mvig0radon and toning
up that Painc's celery compound gives
In time OF great mental strain. WI IN
other remedies only mCllle and middle,
Paine's celery compound feeds The hard
pressed nerves.
Panes celery compound pur'des The
blood OF an bad hum0rs. and cures me
many ailments from This familiar cause.
vast proportion Of all diseases arc
proveutable. paino's celery compound
IS universally prescribed hy medical men
to stop the progres OK disorders due 10
poor blood and badly nOurishll nerves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29
AFTERMATH.

The Harnburg-American Line steamer,
Fuerst Bismarck. which sailed from
New York on October 10Th. clearing the
bar AZ 1O.5s A. NJ. arrived at sherbourg
az 1885 Friday morning making her time
six days. ten hours and fifteen minutes.
This Is thlrty-nine minutes better than
her best previous eastern record, and the
best record on that course held by any
steamer. She made an average OF nearly
twenty knots an hour.
Nat Chlds. a we'll Known journalist and
playwright, committed suicide In Phila-
delphia the other day. the desperate deed
being done while the whole city was
taking part in the Peace Jubilee
sias sadler Packard. founder OF the
Bryant and Stratton Business College
in New York, and author of a number
OF commercial text books. IL dead in the
sevsnty.second year OF his age.
A-A.Aa C. Aoleyman. OF Oradell n. j.,
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MACON. GA, october 25.-The Prohi-
bitlonists are receiving all sorts Of COM
promise propositions. and there seems 10
be a strong desire among business men
10 put an end 20 tho war that has open
Cd between tie two sides. The subject
Is absorbing public interest.
Rev. Lees abusive speeches have
shocked some 81 the men who Induced
him TO come here, and these are now
Saving they did not know what they
were getting when they imported hlm'
and thew admit that his work has hurt
the cause.
sam Jones is expected soon. and Pro
bfbitionists are looking forward Nth
much pleasure TO his coming. but they
seem inclined 20 want TO treat Mr.. Leo
"a n thing OF the past.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29

,hr,u,a west ana even into Colonel
pryan's own state. campaigning
II Is given out in Washington ina,
colonel Bryan has not asked to have his
regimen, mustered out nor applied for
his own discharge. But. be that as IT
may. there are those OF opinion that
Colonel Bryan has not done himself any
harm by keeping himself shut up dur
ing the past several months. We arc
quite sure that II the President would
shut up" the Hon. George Fred he
would confer benefits both on that dis
tinguished gentleman and the party
which he represents.
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SOUTHERN NOTES,
Sad Death of Runaway Boys-A New
Steamship Dino.

SAVANNAH. GA, october "a spe-
cial to the Morning News from Way
cross. Ca. says: About fifteen days ago
two boys. named Lewis and Henderson,
who had run away from their homes at
Durham. y c., were sentenced TO the
chain-gang az Blackshcar, Ca, Tor steal
INK a ride on q train.
Last Friday they were taken sick while
serving their time. and yesterday Lewis
dled while waiting for a train 10 bring
him TO Waycross FOR medical tra,nent.
Henderson died this morning at way
cross
There was a report that they had been
whipped while az the convict camp, and
the coroner will hold an inquest. The
body of Henderson, whose father is A
prominent dentist at Durham, will be
sent 20 that place.
Managers Of the camp deny That Lewis
and Henderson had been whipped and
claim that unusual privileges had been
extended 20 them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29

into vIrden. he will meet the train bring
ing them al the State line and shoot II
10 pieces with atlIng Gguns.
Down IN North Carolina the whites and
blacks are armed to the teeth and are
ready at the slightest provooation 70 iali
upon each other and shed blood.
Surely it would seem that before we
undertake 10 extend our domain to the
islands Of the sea we should learn TO gov
ern ourselves.
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RnfMecn Two Eires.

The young doctor and his friend. tho
drug clerk. were sitting az the club win
dow. when a richly dressed lady passed
by.
There goes the only woman 1 ever
loved" remarked the young NJ. d.
THAT sog" queried the other. Then,
why don't you marry her?'
cant AFFORD H." replied the doctor;
"she is my best patient Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29
Fame.

Fame.
In his breast was tho strong desire 10
rise;
He cravcd the praise Of men. He
had soul
That rebened against dun narrowness.
lie strovl
To have his name writ on the shining
scroll
That Fame holds in her jeweled hands.
lie wrought
With might and main to leave some
record. when
Pale Death should come to claim him.
which would show
That he had lived and been leader
among men.
JOY bubbles in his breast to-day. He
hclds
His head poised as a kings, when
some old foe
Knecls suing iof The peace that erst he
sworc
Might never be- His name, unknown
weeE ago
Has been in print. Among the seven
columns OF
Yico-r presidents and secretaries who
were billed 70 help preside
At last nights great political blowout
His name appeared, His mark is made
his soul is gratlded!
Cleveland Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29

The moon looked over the hill,
Coldly, dlspafsionate;
And the dreamy dlfodN
Bowed by the silent rill,
Van and disconsolate.
Never a breath OF a breeze
Moved mid The ghostiy trees
All. the night was strangely stil
when 1 sought my fate!
The moon looked into your eyes
Neither with love nor hate,
And I waited 20 hear your signs
In tender r worldly wise,
As dying nan might wait.
I was 'ou5ting II heaven were true.
TIL you breathed: lis you, its
your
Al. the night was Paradise
When 1 found my fate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29
A Willing Dune.

know that she bu, fatters me:
/ know I'm not as great
As she pretends 20 think I am,
I know fun well that Fate
Has not selected me to lead
Ny fellows IN .he race;
( know that I shall never stand
Alono I'm that high place
Which she. I'm honered words assures
lie I shall cain. some day
I know it's only battery,
But 1 Ike it, any way.
-Clel Gland Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29
nn.tntA Advanced Ace

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Oct IS
snecial.-Mr. John Brown. a prominent
citizen OF stafford county died yesterday
AZ his home near White Oaks. aged eigh-
ty-fve years.
Jackson Washington, a well known col.
cred man OF Caroline county. who died
Yesterday, was l0i years old.
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II suffering from blood poisoning caused
by the bite of a coon.

II suffering from blood poisoning caused
by the bite of coon.
Mr.. and Mrs Darwin Mcllrath, oil chi
caso. have arrived in New York from
their long cycling tour. They left Chi
caRo in April. 1895. and have been since
then continuously I'm the saddle. they
travelled more than 1900 miles awheel.
The marriage OF Miss Mabel Gordon.
daughter Of Brlgadier-General W. W.
Gordon. Of the Porto Rican Peace Com
mission TO the Hon. Rowland Leigh. son
OF Lou Leigh. Of England. which was 70
have taken place at Savannah, Ga, to-
day has been postponed until next Mon
day.
Judge Roger A. Pryor, Of the New
York Supreme Court. and his wife VIII
on election day celebrate the golden annl'
versary OF their wedding. Six children
and fifteen grandchildren will assemble
for the occasion one of the daughters
coming from Paris on purpose, while Wo
invitations have been issued 10 friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29

Fond Parent-what IS the matter. Bob.
by? You don't generally keep on crying
after your father has given you beat
ing.
Bobby know e. But he says I've got
70 sit down and think It over. Before
I've always stood up and forgotten it,
Life
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Notifying Him.

THAT picture OF me which you had IN
the paper this morning said the dis
tinguished man, was q libel"
"Oh. well" replied the editor, 1--WE
didn't mind printing It. You can't help
your looks. But II was tough on the
paper. North American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29
Smashed II.

Mrs. CrimsOnbeak-A western paper
tells US about a tornado that struck
train and the only man In II who wasn't
hurt was the baggage-man.
Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING he sue
ceeded in checking it-Yonkers States
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29

Six car loads more OF cigarettes have
been shipped 10 Manila, perhaps Dewey
is arranging to get rid of Aguinsldo by
this sure and courteous method.
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How He Got IL.

Mrs. Good-My poor man, are you mar
ried?
Soiled Spooner-No'm; l got dis hunted
look from always beih chased from
nIscs 70 Mace by de police.-Judge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29
No Cottage for Him.

"She limited something about love In
cottage. but 7 pretended not to hear
"Why2"
"Ch, 1t would have been all right some
years ago. but the cottage Of to-day
costs more than a house. "-Chicsgo Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29
Pairinfic fnfhc End.

"Ah'' said the murderer. mounting the
scanolt and examining the moose: Ma
Mia rope. 1 ser. That's good. I like to
encourage American industries. "-Phila-
delphia North American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29

The Hon. George Fred Williams, Of
Massachusetts. charges that "the Re-
publican administration has been guilty
Of contemplate triessry in shutting up
Colonel william J. Bryan at Jackson
vile. Fla, while thA President goes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29
a Foolish Man.

Co" she said "and never dare
To speak 10 me as long as you iive''
He went-and that's what the maiden
fair
Can never no. never. forgive.
Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29
Catching I'm.

Mister, won't you please buy ticket a"
Ticket to what?"
ITO our church entertainment"
what's tho entertainment for7"
To pay the expenses OF an entertain
ment We had last week. Puck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29

"Dli your son suffer during the war;"
"Dreadfully. He got out OF kodak film
q, Santiago and the quartermaster didn't
keen it."-Chicago Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29
-frANfI 10 HAYANA.

Announcement is made that the Florida
East Coast Steamship Comp nv VIII on
December LIST inaugurate steamship sel-
Vice between Miami and Havana direct
connection being made az Miami with the
Florida East coast railway for Jack
sonyille and points North and West
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29
The Tiinles.
4lMEs BUILDING,
TENTH AND BANK srREETS.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29

The report from the Peace Commission
saws Senior Montrose Rios "etruck an Mt
titude Of offended dignity" but fails to
say what he struck IL with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29

Ii must be trying on Tom watson 20
ana that a receiver is running his paper
better than he did.
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Her Tnrn Now.

The man who marries his stenographer
row takes down what she says IN short
hand and brings home the bundles in
the evenin Galveston News.
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Poor Doggy.

Graham-Going to move? What for?
Wkite-Theyve got baby next door
to my house, and 1t makes 80 much noise
my dog can hardly get a wink OF sleep
all night-Boston Transcript.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29
Afonement.

Cftixen-You'vs lynchsd the wrong
man!
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IRANK FORT. ky. OCT. 25.-Hon. W.
3. Smith. Of Richmond. leading Bryan
clector i'm Kentucky fl 1898 end candidate
for the Democratic gubTnatorial nomi-
nation. thinks The result OF the race ior
state Offices next year will have great
influence on the result IN the next nation
Al contest. ana that as goes Kentucky
A. 1889 go goes the country in 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29

Potato Pingrea and Julius Caesar Bur
rows are At war for the Michigan fena-
torship The airbaes theories seem to be
nreva,lng all around this year.