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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10
AFTERMATH.

The seven Spanish vessels destroyed
by Commodore schley of Santiago car
ried about $500 men; and this means
that a bounty Of $4,000 will be paid
to the commanders and crews OF Inc
Federal ships engaged in the fight.
Now that Hawaii has been annexed, the
Queen Dowager Kapiolani is suing her
two nephews for property in Honolulu
worth hundreds Of thousands Of dollars.
which she had previously decided 10 them,
while another report is to the effect that
the ex-Queen IS going back TO the Islands
to live.
Whatever else the soldier boys in
Cuba may be prohibited from eating, they
are TO have their fiji Of tomatoes. The
Government has just awarded a contract
TO a Baltimore firm for 10000 pounds OF
canned tomatoes. ana a ST. Louis concern
will furnish 2S.Oo0 pounds additional
over a million pounds in all.
Mrs. Martha W. Place, who IN Feb
ruary 9Th killed her stepdaughter Ida
Place. in Brooklyn, was on Friday con-
yicted Of murder in the first degree. The
penalty Is death by electricity.
Even In the midst Of war and disaster
it does no harm 10 note the remark
able record being made by Pillsbury, the
American chess champion. at the Vienna
tournament, says the New York Herald.
Matched against the greatest players IN
the world, in the twenty-siNth round, his
score stands 70 won and lost. The
scores of all the other players are below
this. Publications. 20 Mr.. Pillsbury.
When Commodore Schley returned from
his successful search for the Greedy party
in the Arctic regions the country was
loud in his praises. and his pictures We're
in demand. While I'm Detroit the Com
modorc went into a place Of refreshment
20 get a glass OF beer. and was surprised
to be confronted by q large picture on the
mirror labeled with his name After
studying II awhile b. asked an attendant
who It was and listened 70 a long eulogy
OF himself, but no one present recognized
him as the original of the picture.
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Y. NJ. C. A. ARMY WORK.
The Chaplains and the Secretaries are
Work ing Together-Money Needed

Editor Of The Times
Sir.-To-day after reading the interest
ing reports concerning the work amohs
the soldiers. as recorded in our assocld-
ton paper and other journals my atteh-
ton was called 10 an article In The Ilmes
headed Religion at Camp Alger." l read
with a great deal OF interest ana pleas
ure the account OF the work as carried
on by Chaplain Ferguson. There Is
paragraph IN the letter that | am iearlul
may leave a wrong impression. IL Is
this:
THE Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton has number of tents out VIII no.
give US one, as we were among the lasl
10 reach the camp and were OF 20 one
side"
Knowing OF the work That is being Zone
and its magnitude. am sure tnal u W.
not the association officers that Woulu
not give Chaplain Ferguson the teh'' Dul
owing 70 the enormous expense alI'~u-
incurred, they were unable 10 90 50.
When this tent. belonging to the MIN
isterial Union Of Richmond. was sen, 10
Camp Alger / suggested that it be se'.
10 the association officers so that II
might be used as an ASSOCIATION tent,
with its reading room, amusement a.u
correspondence tables. and then al hlsn'
by Chaplain Ferguson for the meelinss
| have reason 10 believe that Chdplalh
Ferguson and Secretary Muller are no"
working together for the men OF tne
Third Regiment. and my further under
standing Is that at least an enort mas
been made by Mr.. Muller TO secure
tent for the use Of our men. am nrin.y
convinced that credit should De given 10
Whom credit is due, and the nasii''i0eii,
work that is being done In the army anu
In the navy by the Army Christian COM
mission OF the Young Mems christian
Association merits the cordial and united
support Of the people OF the country shu
State.
In order to give a correct idea or the
enormous expense, desire 10 quote from
a letter OF w. B. Miller. the army sec
rotary:
have just received from our sta
/ iioner Statement which shows tnat We
nave sent 10 the different camps l,lN,WV
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the consideration that II deserves. What
better work for the public school system
Than 10 educate the people OF Virginia up
TO an appreciation Of our own products7
To sum up This enterprise VIII en-
courage Southern authors.
II will put the publishers of Virginia
tex, books and the teachers OF the public
schools In close touch with each other,
and they will labor together to promote
the cause Of popular education.
II win be a great advertisement for the
state OF Virginia. That It is able and
willing 10 maintain such a publishing
house will be an advertisement OF our In
dustrial accomplishments as well as OF
our interest in education.
Assurances have been given from other
southern States that If the enterprise Is
established. st will be literally patronized
by them.
The adoption Of the Virginia books VIII
finally settle the school book question,
stop the agitation that has been going on
for many years. and stop these contin-
nous changes Of books from time TO
time. This we regard as a matter OF SUI
preme consideration.
The change will in the beginning involve
some additional cost TO patrons of schools
but we are assured that in the end
there viii be a saving OF from $4,000 to
500 600 each year in the purchase OF
books.
Granting that the Virginia DOCKS are
all that is claimed for them. and they
have been approved by the best critics,
IL seems to us that all the arguments are
in favor of their adoption, and we cannot
but believe that the Board Of Education
in deciding in favor OF the home industry
viii be sustained By the people OF the
state generally.
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4 Lullaby.

Blackbird In de mahrsh am slngln;
Hush yoh. honey. hush
Banjo on de air am tummini
Hush yoh. honey, hush.
Mammy's blackbird in de nes'
Close he little eyes an res
Safe fom hahrm on mammys nreas'
Hush yoh, honey. husn
Amt no cotton fers in dreamlan';
Hush yoh. honey hush.
Amt no blacksnake in de marse hahi
Hush yoh. honey. hush.
Amt no COhn-iiels dab 10 noe
Amt no Lizards on de 10
Dahkies heahrt amt ache no moh'
Hush yoh, honey hush.
sand man i'm he boat am comm;
Hush yoh, honey hush.
Cos yOh eyelids am a-closini
Hush yoh. honey hush.
He tex meh picannini' han
An sail away % odder Ian
Wha' de dreamlan' tree done stan,
Hush yoh honey, hush.
Blackbird I'm de mahrsh stop smsin;
Hush yoh honey hush.
Banjo on dc air stop tumminI
Hush yoh honey. hush.
Nammy's little chile am sleeDin'.
Happy little dream am dreamin',
TIL de sun again am beamin,
Hush yoh. honey, hush.
Uncle Eben In the Dawes County CNe-
braska) Journal
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OF a drill. At the same time our ships
AZ Key West were sounding 10 general
quarters three times a day. Our navy
nrepared for war in time OF peace; tho
Spanish navy ala not. This difference,
he thought, tells large part OF the
story" but II could not account for inc
almost complete harmlessness OF inc
Spanish unnery.-Phiiadeiphla beuher'
A naval commodore said in our hear
ing some time ago that he had often been
criticised for burning 5000 worth OF
powder in target practice. On the other
hand he had heard that there were many
guns on Spanish ships which had never
been fred and many gunnets VINO h'u
never shot a big gun. These things speak
for themselves and tell the whole story
of Manila and Santiago
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4 Serious Accident.

County Treasurer c.. n Wells was at
tending to the pulling down Of his front
porch yesterday. when a portion or the
porch fell upon him iniuring his back
ana bruising him severely.
lie Is confined 10 his bed to-day and
suffering with nausea and otherwise.
Ills friends are not able 10 tell with
any degree Of certainty whether or not
his Injuries are serious Mr.. Wells Is
about ffty-fve or sixty years old and Is
not very strong.
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THE REASON.

The world is wondering how it is that
tho naval battles between the United
States and Spain have been fought with
such tremendous losses on one side and
none at all on the other, but Captain
Sigshee has found what looks like a
reasonable explanation OF A. Speaking
10 Il friend the other day. while his snip
was at New York. he mentioned how
while he was az Havana. before the
Maine was blown up. ha saw the Span
ish officers and men enjoying themselves
In various ways. but never a semblance
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Wanted I,xpcnSeS

A young woman in Elizabeth n. j.,
has recently broken Off an engagement
which has been I'm force for eight years,
and the disconsolate lover has brought
suit for $4,000 damages. Wen, why
shouldn't he be reimbursed for the ice
cream ana soda water expenditures
Chicago Times-Hcrald.
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Hawkins-I see Teddy Roosevelt has
been raised to the rank Of Colonel.
Tucker-Yes indeed. and that explodes
another old theory.
Hawkins-What theory is that?
Tucker-That fellow can't raise him
self by his own bOotstraDs.
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Awaiting Events.

Named your boy YETI
eyes, called him Dewey ,.
what is the S fOr?'
Il dunno yet whether it is for sampson
or Schley or Smith. for his mothers
father. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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paIuiStry.

The mysteries OF palmistry
/ cannot understand:
Yet when a man and maiden shy
Go driving meath the summer SKY
1 then foretell a marriage by
The lines within her hand.
brooklyn Life,
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Her Suspicion.

Papa-Do you think the baron means
business.
Madeline hardly know. Sometimes
I am almost convinced that he merely
wishes to use this as a coaling station
Chicago News.
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Pat neutrality-suspicious. It's wan
useful thing in this worruld; but well
not want II In tn mkt
Mike-Phat's thot. Pat?
Pat-Fire. Gimme a light, Mlke.-De-
troit Journal.
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The Times e. always indepted 10 iIie doS
who ma favor il with society items ali s neS
personals, but must urge tnas - the
be sent over the siSna'u'0
AN Unsigned communications VIII Do
jected always.
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Bacon-A Southern poet wrote some
verses on a SO bill.
Egbert--lie wanted TO prevent the edi-
tor from saying that the verses Were not
worth observation-disclosures Statesman.
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He Was Unsteady.

Duzby-So Smithers is out Of work
again. is he / thought he had steady
job.
Dooby-Oh, the job was steady enough.
The trouble was with Smithers.-RoXbury
Gazette.
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Grateful,

Mislress-Bridget, these are ewRs. I
hope you'n not cali them jugs any more.
Bridget-Thank yez. mum. Sure. an
is these others mine, tOo.-Jewelers'
WoaltlN
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HereIity.

He-Now / claim 10 be descended from
a primordial prot0plasm.
She-lndeedt on your fathers or your
mothers side2.Detroit Journal.
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FOR DISEASES OF THE LIVER
STOMACH AND KIDNEY

the Water OF the Greenbrier White Sui
thur Springs is the most valuable IN
America. Purcell Ladd s Co.. wholesale
agents.
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FitZ Lee

is a national favorite. Our
FITZ LEE COOK STOVE
is we'll worthy to bear the
name Of the great General.
Handsome in appearance,
its baking qualities are un-
surpassed. 1t Will please
every housekeeper.
REMEMBER, YOU GET
THEM AT FAC OR Y
PRICES.
Our stoves 90 direct from
factory to user. No jobbers'
and retailers profits TO pay.
You will save 9SB to so per
cent. by dealing with us. We
make all kinds of Stoves.
Write for cuts and prices
or call and see our stock.
Terms cash. Samples can
be seen at The +. b. Taylor
Company, ioit east Main
street, Harris Hardware Co.,
400 east Broad street; c.
Manning, 1914 east Main
street.
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The Holland Will soon be the only boat
we have available to send after Spanish
fleets
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THE MAILING LIST Is ONLY P RRky =
I'm ABOUT EVERY TEN ~ 4 N =;
THEREFORE. DO MOI, FE ;ldI, p-S n 1HME .
" THE DATE OPPOSITE ~ ~ NOT
CHANGED AS SOON AS Iiib "O"
scRTPUCN is RENEWED
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yirgininn at the Hot Springs.

a Nirginian at The HOI opfIH-9'
Nurtured upon my mothers knee
FROM THE hor rnountain-breast apart,
TTere nearer Heaven seem 70 be
And closer 20 her heart.
JOHN 3. TABB,
Hot Springs. Va, July T. 1888.
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Born Einancier.

Wife-By the way. Give. had letter
from my banker while you were away.
He said had oyedrawn my account,
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Husband-Yes. dear; and what did you
do?
Wife, told him not to be so rude
again. and I'd sent him a check for the
amount.-Jondon Punch.
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n is predicted that before the year Is
finished there will he a new opera by
Gilbert and Sullivan. The two can make
no success apart. and the gossip Of Lon
don Is that they have Joined hands again.
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Charged with selling oIeomargerine:

Mr. J. =. Franklin. a huckster, at the
Second Market was arrested by officers
of the Second District yesterday charged
on a State summons with violating sec
ton Of chapter ll6 OF the Acts OF AS
senbly OF Virginia, approved January
30 1898
This act prohibits the sale OF oleomar-
garine except in its natural form. Mr.
Franklins arrest was merely a matter
OF form. and he was not required to give
bail. but he will have to appear before
the Police Court tomorrow for a pre-
liminary hearing.
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Wants.

Man wants but little here below. but
when he can't get IT, he is just as mad
as If he had wanted the earth.-Puck.
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We rather thought from the size OF
the tolls that Camara had pous"' q
round trip ticket.
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Congressman Hay has presented the
second Regiment with flag Where
are those critics who talked Of his war
record now?
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The Roanoke syndicate viii doubtless
give the Court Of Appeals its unqualified
endorsement as o wise and discerning
BODY.
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The Archbishop at Santiago evidently
,,,,,l,s his hest plan for saving spaniards
is 10 call for a surrender.
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Those sunken coal barges in the river
will not keep the monitor Thomas Cum
nineham, ST., bottled up when the James
River Committee makes its dash Tor I'D
erty and Dutch Gap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10

"Wev1er's chickens" hace come home
to roost upon the bodies OF MS own
slaughtered countrymen in Cuba.
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Miles has gone to Cuba. Now let the
naughty dons crawl on Blended knees and
sue for peace at the edge Of the porcelain
bath tub.
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II some reports be true Cervera needn't
think ne had all the bottles at Santiago.
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Those young men whose commissions
we're unconnrmed will never forgive the
Senate for adjourning without making
further preparations for war.
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Bull fighting viii continue to be the
most profitable engagement in the war
line for the Spanlards.
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IT would take a pretty long throw from
the field to cut Captain Lamp OH a. the
homo plate now.
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It Is TO be hoped that those rude sena-
tors VIII not so enrage Brother Stahlman
as to make him lukewarm in the Metho-
dist church.
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DR.. Dewey may have to be called in at
any moment. Aguinaldo Is showing des-
perate symptoms Of head expansion.
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The Washington Post says: 'Dr. Cleve-
land and Colonel Bryan have finally man
aged TO agree upon policy which
large proportion Of their party reDudi-
ates." StHl there are other good men.
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When we think OF old Gomez I'm his
hammock we are not surprised that Spain
refused TO recognize him as belligerent.
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PETERSBURG AGENT. ,pn
MRS. S. c. HUTCHINSON LA"
STREET.
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WE DESIRE TO CALL THE, A A>IlI5Hc;
TION or ALL PEks(i>,Ss, ,,ti2tI5 COM
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Colonel Brady is umpiring a good
game. but so far he has not over-taXed
himself
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,r.nc AGENT.

MANCHESTER BUREAU. 1ia hCLi'
STREET
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The Chicago papers are something like
the United States bonds, all the recent
issues were quickly subscribed for.
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THE DAILY TIMES is served by ca. earrl pn5
on their own account in TINS Guy s, hen
Manchester for 10 cents a WIN, ,,""nfb
Maid weekly. but 20 cents per hlVntti,
when maid monthly: by man; GU GU u'S Sn .
~ Richmond. 10 cents a mon, n; 49,. $50 o.
year-anywhere in the United Sla'es'
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IIobson's report Of Cervera sustairs the
good opinion the public has Of him. Buy
the old fellow a guitar and a few new
songs and keep him over here. After the
war then there's the lecture platform.
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The New York Evening Post says there
has been a big slump in American humor.
Wonder If Larry knows how funny he is.
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ought to be little complaint II they gro"
callous or forget the day OF election
Some other papers In the district are
talking in a similar strain. and are
strongly intimating that there are occa-
sions when Democrats are justified IN
bolting. "Party regularity is no longer
their cry as 1t was in 1896. Chickens VIII
come home TO roosL
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we rather thought from the size o.
the tolls that Camara had bought
round trip ticket.
Congressman Hay has presented the
second Regiment with q flag Nheie
are those critics who talked Of his war
record now?
Those young men whose COMMISSIONS
were unconnrmed will never forgive 'ne
Senate for adjourning without making
further preparations for war.
,yyev1er's chickens" hace come home
% roost upon the bodies Of his own
slaughtered countrymen in Cuba.
The Archbishop at Santiago evidently
thinks his best plan for saving spaniards
is 10 call for a surrender.
Miles has gone to Cuba. Now let the
naughty dons crawl on Blended knees and
sue for peace at the edge of the porcelain
bath tub.
II some reports be true Cervera needn't
think he had all the bottles at Santiago.
If would take a pretty long throw from
the field to cut Captain Lamb Off a. the
home plate now.
The Roanoke syndicate viii doubtless
give the Court Of Appeals its unqualified
endorsement as q wise and discerning
body.
Those sunken coal barges in the river
will not keep the monitor Thomas Cum
nineham. sr., bottled up when the James
River Committee makes its dash for lib
erty and Dutch Gap.
tors VIII not so enrage Brother stahlman
as to make him ukewarm in the Metho-
dist church.
The Washington Post says: 'Dr. Cleve-
land and Colonel Bryan have finally man
aged 10 agree upon policy which a
large proportion Of their party reDudi-
ates." Still there are other good men.
Dr. Dewey may have to be called in at
any moment. Aguinaldo is showing des-
perate symptoms Of head expansion.
Colonel Brady is umpiring a good
game. but so far he has not oyer-taxed
himself.
Hobson's report Of Cevera sustairs the
good opinion the public has Of him. Buy
the old fellow guitar and few new
songs and keep him over here. After the
war then there's the lecture platform.
The New York Evening Post says there
has been big slump in American humor.
Wonder If Larry knows how funny he is.
The Chicago papers are something like
the United States bonds, all the recent
issues were quickly subscribed for.
When we think OF old Gomez I'm his
hammock we are not surprised that Spain
refused TO recognize him as a belligerent.
Bull fighting viii continue to be the
most profitable engagement in the war
line for the Spanlards.
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EXAMINATION on TEACHERS.

Superintendent OF Schools j. J.. Pull
liam has ordered the examination Of
white teachers at the Neutrality-suspicious.
School Tor Tuesday and Wednesday, Au-
gust 9Th and 10Th. The exami-
nation Of teachers for the Maui
ry-Street Colored Schools Will be held
sby him at the colored school-house on
Monday and Tuesday, the lltn and 18th
of August.