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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05
Railroad and Sseamboet Clerks

70 is probably not generally known that
quite number OF the employees Of the
transportation lines entering this city
have united into an organization for the
advancement of their avocation. for the
benefits to be derived socially and NOR
ally from such fellowship, for giving as
sistance so needy members and for the
fostering and Improvement Of the freight
and passenger service which is and is TO
h. rendered 10 the Richmond public.
Particularly TO those interested in ship
ping and trading with business firms and
cher parties outside OF the city the re.
suits OF such movement cannot be 9TH
or than good.
The Railroad and Steamboat Clerks
Association which Is the name adopted
by the restitution. includes men occupied
IN an OF the departments Of railroad ard
steamboat work and IL is expected II
possible TO have the names Of all these
gentlemen appear on its rolls in a little
while.
AZ the meeting on next Tuesday even
ing at $3.50 o'clock al Smiths Hall Fifth
street. between Broad and Marshall. all
clerks whether employed IN general Of
ice. M station, or wharf, viii be cor
daily welcomed, whether members al
ready or not.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05
QUESTION or co-EDUcArIoY
The Tr stees Of Richmond college VIII
Consider the Matter Tuesday.

The question Of throwing open the doors
Of Richmond College 10 both sexes will
be considered by the Board Of Trustees
at the semi-annual meeting, to be he'd
next TUESDAY. From what can be EARN
Cd. II seems most likely that the inno-
walton will not be adopted.
1ne matter first came up last June
when Rev. Dr. J. r. Garlick. a member
Of the Board. introduced resolution pro-
ylding that young women should be al
lowed TO matriculate at Richmond Col
lege. The proposition. after some discus
sion. took the usual course Of such mat
-ers. being referred to the Committee on
instruction 10 consider and report al The
next meeting.
Or. Garlick. author OF the resolution,
Is chairman of this committee, and has
advocated the subject so enthusiastically
that the committee will make favorable
report upon IT to the Board. There II Is
believed the matter will end, as me pro-
isct Is an innovation in this State which
IS not looked upon with FAVOR by the
more conservative people.
DR.. Charles II. Ryland, secretary and
treasurer OF the College. said yester-
dav that he regarded the conclu-
sions drawn In an article which appeared
In a morning paper as premature ana
thar the statements contained theFsin
ware not authorized az the College.
The resolution. said Dr. Ryland, had
been introduced and considered just as
any other would he which a member
chose 10 present. but II ala not follow
nv any means that anything whatever
would come Of II.
"Of course you cannot tall,' he said,
",vhat so large body Of men as the
BOARD of Trustees Of Richmond College
will do. The matter Will be treated con-
seryauyely. however.
Rev. Or. Garllck will make a strong
effort before the Board 10 carry the pro-
lect through and viii cite the opinions
of n number OF educators In favor OF Il.
Among these whom NJ will quote are
SUPERINTENDENT Of Public Instruction
John f. Massey. Superintendent OF
schools ". r.. Fox, ard Principal OF the
aieh School Julian i. Thomas. The rest
OF his authorities are not residents OF
Virginia
The trustees who will oppose the adop-
ton OF Or. Garlick's innovation will DO
so on the ground that there Is no neces-
sitv whatever for any such move, as
there are al present enough Baptist
schools Tor The education Ot females
alone. The whole scheme seems 10 be op-
posed TO the customs OF Virginia, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05

Nine. Modjeska Ii mes Brightly In the
Historical PA of"Nagds'

The consummate his,rlonic art Of Nine.
Modieska was never better displayed than
in the character OF ''Magda' al thd
Academy last night.
She was the cold, w0rld-worn womaH
with q smou derlng tenderness that has
been almost crushed out OF her litc away
from The softncss ~ gentle home inNf-
enccs. The natural so0"o0 -" Do
der Of father who. whom he had The
opportunity 90 reclaim his daughter. faNed
10 DO 80 because OF his old family pride.
and when he did persuade her back TO
him and home IL was loo late, even
a. -I. u..se 40Ar 80.
The story Is natural one. and tho
entire company headed by Mr.. liaworth
an0 Nh Malone. interpreted their parts
acceptably.
Al the matinee TO day MARY stuart
wi . prese0 "A AMI the engagement
will close tonight with Macbeth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05
Notion Ove'rnled.

In the Hastings Court Judge Witt over
ruled the motion made by Captain George
u. Wise for a new trial in the case or
Mary Reed. the alleged fortune teller.
who obtaired a large sum Of money from
Mr.. c. O.. Prddy on the pretense that she
could cure him of nervous dyspepsia.
The woman was sentenced 10 five years
On the pen'tcntiary and execution Of the
sentence was suspended for sixty days 20
allow Captain Wise 90 prepare for his APP
peal to the Court of Appeals.
To-day being the last day Of the
February term. Capt. Wise will present
To the Court MS several bills Of exce9-
ton and Clerk Christian will prepare the
record for the Supreme Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05

sir. Charles x. Winston, secretary and
treasurer OF the Home Electric Company
ana secretary OF the Electric Construc-
non Company. viii be- a candidate FOR the
Councn from Clay Ward. Mr. Winston
is now q member OF the city Democratic
Committee from that warG. but Will next
tuesday night resign that position
lie Is an exceedingly popular man,
having led his ticket in Clay Ward
when a candidate for member of the
city Democratic Committee.
IN the list OF candidates for municipal
office published ~ yts.creay's Tunes
tae name OF Mr. phil Parsley Was acci-
denally omitted. IL aspires 10 the Office
OF sheriff.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05

Th.an OI IL. More than a century oldl
And her Old age is not n calamity.
Mrs. Emyle Hyde Grinnen. who two
years ago at the age Of ninety-nine. sent
10 the proprietors OF Paines celery COM
pound an unexpected and unsolicited tes-
tlmoniai now two years afterward (when
she has lived in good health beyond a
century, again writes with her own band
another nearly letter OF thankfulress for
me wonderful good this great remedy
mas done her.
Mrs. Grinnell was born in Bennington.
VI, July e. 1886. and Is to-day living with
ner daughter, the wife of Martin Fowler
OF Colchester, VT, a beautiful town near
fort Ethan Allen. Her father was
farmer and hotel keeper, and she lived
upon the farm until her marriage.
Mrs. Grinneh rises at daylight. works
about the house. and when the weather
VIII permit walks out doors. Her eye
sight Is good. and she spends many
hours crocheting and doing fancy work.
She keeps abreast OF the times, and is
remarkably well informed. She declares
that she does not feel any older than she
mas tor years and II people half her axe
enjoyed such health as she they would
consider themselves fortunate. She has
mad seven children, four boys and three
SUE wv vi WIN" "'N "Ni"1 O-""s'
In 1895 she wrote 30 the proprietors OF
Paines celery compound:
Pane's celery compound has been my
health preserver during the last few
years Whenever / have an ache or
pain a few doses OF this remedy gives me
relief and strength. Few women even
though much younger than J. enjoy as
good health for my appetite Is natural,
my sleep refreshing and can walk quite
distance without feeling tired. People
are surprised al my vigorous appearance
ana activity. which 7 believe is the result
Of my using paines celery compound. n
has cured me Of constipation. and is Of
great help 10 me when over tired. Crate
ruliy yours.
MRS. EMYLE HYDE GRINNELL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05

Special Onicer Myer Angle. Of Henrico.
yesterday arrested John Hewitt. (colofeci
charged with stealing lumber from
George W WINS.
Tho three men arrested IN Herrtco for
stealing Jacsses viii be tried to-day.
A large number OF skaters ~e.e en-
toying the ice on the lake at Lakeside
Par. yesterday
After February 5th no labor tickets
Cwo and a half cents) will be accepted
on the Seven Pines railroad.
The ue-rJ frank Mason. charged w.'h
breaking an enta,gng the house u .Tarc
Green (colpi ID ord stealing some cio;h.
ing. was 'ried before Squire Thomas. u
Hsnrico, yesterday evening and tn r. is
oner was sent on the the grand jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05

4 charter was granted hy Judge 2. r.
Wexford i'm the civ Circuit Court ycs-
tcrday TO the "Bodekcr Drug Company"
which IS formed for the purpose Of con-
Quoting "a who csale and retail drug busi-
ness in Richmond.
The capital stock is not TO be less than
$4,000 nor more than 5000 divided into
shares of 500 each. The names OF the
officers for the first year are: President.
c. l. Miller OF East Richmond: Vice
President j. l.. B0deker. Secretary and
Treasurer. X. j.. Gw3thmey. Directors
&. L. Miller Il. y. Gwathmey. Joseph
Anthony Fannie J. Bodeker. and I'll. T..
MLL-lr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05

the interests Of the Democratic party.
An Entertainment Committee Is pro-
vided for 70 receive all speakers and to
furnish entertainments. and the dues were
fixed at 81 a year, half payable in adj
vance.
Tho regular meeting nights OF the club
will be the second Friday in each month,
and Hon. T.. ". Saunders. member or the
Legislature from Franklin county. VIII
address the club next Friday night
Some OF those present were Messrs. W.
NJ Coulling. W. 7. Dabney. Marx Gunst'
". II. Graham. W. =. Knowles, s. /.
Kelly. John Lyons. Thomas Dolan. Dr.
y. W. Moseley. Messrs ". 4. Price. r.
j.. Peters II. c. Scott, Jr.. c. o. Saville.
J. l.. Levy. G. Med. Blake J. c. Han
nan. /. Lovenstein, ID. A. Lacy. J. s. J..
owen, X. s Brock, ". a. Graves, l.. J.
Griffin, G. r. Loehr and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05
Duffy'S Pure
Malt WhiSkey,

which is unequaIed for IFS str Myth
enlng, invigoraiing. tonic ehects.
It is not an ordinary whiskey but
a preparation having wonderful M
dicinal powers. II is universally
prescribed and recommended.
BE sure that you get Duffy's pure
malt whiSkey. lis The only medlc>
inal whiSkey in the market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05
Run Down and KILLED

Hundreds Of people lose their
lives every year through being run
down by horse-cars, cable-cars or
electric-trolleyS.
Thousands of people are daily
risking their lives in another way.
They are run down and killei by
reason of i'll health. They allow
their systems TO get weak, AMI
some slight illness develops into a
fatal disease.
II is wiser TO take no risks but to
build up health, strength and vital
ity by the use OF a healthtul stimu-
liant. There is nothing better than
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05

Richmond: Charles +. Phillips. 90 Thos.
q. and Emma Curd. ~ feet on west side
ST. John street, is feet south or Federal
5000
Henrico: Thomas S. Armistead TO II. s.
WalleIstein, lot l@ in square p. Chestnut
Hli. upon certain conditions as 10 use,
500
r. l.. Butler to Ella W. Butler, inter-
cst in 80 acres about : miles from Rich
.nond. near Seven Pines 500.
William IT, Earie's trustees 10 Old Do
.liniCu Bu. lding and Loan Association, -
sect on east side Iw nty-ulnth street,
l04is feet south of l.. $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05
N rried IN Hnlifnx. \. G.

Mr.. \. Sidney Vaughan. a woll-known
clerk Of this city. and Miss Annette God
din. the daughter Of Mr.. J. II. Goddin.
eloped TO Halifax. y. C., last Monday and
were married there by Rev. K. H. Her
ring.
So far as could be learned there was
no parental objection 10 the match, and
the young people ran away for the ro-
nance in the thing. The happy couple
have returned TO this city 10 live.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05

A Large Gathering of Democrats Form
Permanent Organization

4 largo number OF prominent and IN
fuenlai Democratic voters OK Monroe
ward gaihclcd at Pickett Camp Han
lslfth and Broad streets last night and
oreauized "a permanea, Democratic club
40 be known al The Monroe Ward Demo
cratic Club AucF considerable discus
sion Tho following officers were elected
President. s. b. Kelly. N.cc-l'res. dents
Zone from each precinct la Use "ar), W.
II. EuovlCF H. carter SCot. q. a.. .'afiilc,
T.. Griffin w. q. Price Secretary. James
q Hannah. Treasurer. w. IL. Graham;
sergeant-at-Arms, H. \. Anderson.
A constitution aad bylaws was also
adopted. one o. the bylaws declaring that
no candionfo for city oitrc shan De
O. nc Cub.
The objects Of the club are 70 promote
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05
A sure something for Nothing.

The only time We are sure that our
readers get something for nothing is
when those who are sick or out OF i.ealt.
accept the great offer OF free consulta-
ton by letter OF DR.. Greene. % west 14th
street, New York city. who is beyond
doubt the most famous and successful
physician In curing disease. You cnp
wf!le Dr. Greene about your ease anu ne
viii send you his opinion. advice anu full
" explain your disease free. II you fol
low his directions cure is sure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05

Mrs Campbell. OF England. Is In the
city the guest OF Captain and Mrs. w
Gordon McCahe. Mrs. Campbell is the
yglfe on the Rev w. p. A. camDbeil. M.
a.. rector OF Flodbury. In Worcester
shire and a niece OF the wide y-know3
nhiianthropls'. Or. Henry Philpott, whe
for a quarter Of a century was Lore
RishoD of Worcester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05
BRorHhRHoOD ANAIrERSART.
The Railroad Men WIZ Hold Their An

nuai Celebration To- Morrow.
y most interesting service will be held
az Nenabic-Srcet Baptist church to-mor-
row afternoon al $3.50 o'clock. IL Will be
the anniversary of the brotherhood OF
Railroad Men together with an ordina-
tuu of dcacons. 4 beautiful programme
has been arranged, and a special sermon
TO the Brotherhood OF Railroad Non viii
DC delivered by Rev Dr. W. r. J.. Smith.
Revs. George +. williams. II. \. Baghy
and the pastor OF the church viii also
tafe part in the services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05
u,,, UlsWyit.

Tho ambulance was called 10 the Rich
nond. Frederick sburg and Potomac chop,
~ $40 O'Clock last night 10 attend MI
l.resen Haekirs an einp.ose. Nho h4z
FALLEN and Injured be wrist lie wa
treated by DR.. Nuckols and carried TO his
Rome. No. ilC Hancock street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05
Mardieras, New Orleans, La, VI obile, Ala,
and birmingham, Ala. February 2s,


1898.
4 RATE OF ONE FIRsT-CLAsS
FARE FOR ThE ROUND-lhl L, 70 Ne"
Orte.ns. La. Noble. Ala, am Burning
ham. Ala, Is onered by me southern ran
wav from all points on ITS line, 70 those
wishing 10 attend these grand festivals
which occur each year. Tickets on sac
February 10th 70 2lst, inclusive maj I'm-
IT, returning March 2, ISIS.
Not only does the Southern Railway Of
fer IA S very low rate 10 all VINO W'sn 10
20. but II also offers the shortest and
quickest route. NEST convenient schedules
and comfortable accommodations Ihe
Southern has double daily trains running
tctwe an points on its line In IN IS sec
ton. and the above points whore the fes-
tiNal win be feld. These trains are com
loeed Of the very latest end most hand
some fesi Of Pullman s'eep ng ears ana
Southern Railway Diff Cars and Coz CHI
es. Complete irforma Ion az 10 schedules.
sleeping car reservations. etc. VIII be
cheerfullv furnished upon application. by
o. a~ent Southern Pa'lway. Richmond
Trarsffr Co. oo3 east Main street. ~ 9
w. Westbury. T. y A.. go east Main
street Eichm.nl. va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05
G.Nr~;a and Alabama.

The approximate earnings OF the Geor-
eia and Alabama railway for the fourth
week in January are
Miicace-lSes. 45s: 1897. $50; increase, .
miles per cent
lS7. 500. eNS. Increase $40 73j-l5 ncr cent
Month OF Januarv-lN'S sl0s 62S. 1871
81 07s: increase so 520-23 per cent.
July lst to January 3l~t-lNg7-'N x7il6li !:
1885, 500 yOS increase. $780, 1921 per
cent.
The earnings above shown for the week
ending January 81 1888 are tho largest
ever reported for any one week la the
history OF the company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05
The Jefferson Hotel

Wines. Brandies Runs Rye and Bour-
ton Whistles. also, Domestic ard I'M
ported Beers. Ales and Mineral Waters
and Liquors. Bottle ana case goods
special feature
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05

MS above stated, is not likely 10 meet
with favor m the hands Of the majority
OF the trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05

Mr.. n. 3. Wescott a prominent attor-
new OF Accomac county Va. Is in the
city. stopping OF the Jefferson Hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05
s II. Mckinney.

WINSTON. y. c.. FEB. 4.-speclal.-.
George Wilson. VINO represented Forsyth
in the Legislature In lss3 died this mora
ing near hernersyille. aged ninety years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-20
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The annual Maine Methodist conference
viii open at Norway. today, With Bishop
Earl tranSton to pr" side.
The East Maine conference" will meet at
Grace church in Bangor On April Is. ana
viii be presided Dvcr by Hishop Earl
FranSton. who's" Episcopal residence Is
III Portland. Oregon.
Tho April term IF he Waldo county 81
pr"ne Judicial couri convened IN Belfast
Thursday morning, Judep Whitehouse
presiding. After q prayer ny Rev J. NJ
leighton, court was called into session
by The crirr. ANA the assignment Of cases
commenced. There are 2p5 old cases On
the docket. good part Of which win be
taken up this term.
pn Monday. in The Hancock supreme
judicial court, was opened the case
against the Dawes brother. Of Tinker
Island. John Arthur Dawes. the first to
- arraiened has II Indictments agains,
nam H WAS tried on III" indictment;
charging him win larceny from the
tirarg" store in BroGk.n. broken into on
the u.ghl Of Dec. IS. The articles stolen
were clothing and boots. which were
placed In evidence as being found in The
possession Of defendant when arrested
Verdict. guilty. Tho cross suit OF Moore
vs. Gerry and Gerry vs. Moore was en-
otered neither party. a divorce was
granted Joseph J. Garland from Julia a
Garland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-20
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK MARKET.
The Features OF the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-20
DR.. Butler Abroad.

The Portland Argus has the following
to say Of the lecture by Or. Butler, pres
ident Of Colby, delivered in that city;
Those who attended the lecture on
Uses of Literature" delivered, last
night, by Rev. Nathaniel Butler -. d..
president Of Colby University, heard one
Of the most scholarly and Interesting ad-
dresses which Portland people have been
given an opportunity to enjoy in a long
while.
DR. Butler is a most eloquent and force
full speaker. His command of language
Is mastery and his delivery is al that
could be asked. He told Of the birth and
growth of literature, ana dWclt on its
effect on the morals of mankind and on
politics, and showed what it had accom-
plished in history in religion ana in
science.
The lecture was delivered under the
auspices of the ladies Of ST. Stephen $
church and was largely attended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-20
CoIby's 90 Schedule.

The schedule of Colby ball games for
the season of 1898 has been arranged by
Manager Stephenson and is as follows:
April Is, SkoWheean at Waterville.
May l. Volunteers of Lewiston. at Wa
tervlle.
May II. Bowdoin at Brunswick
May Il, Brown ut Providence, r. ].
May II, Tufts at College Hill, Mass
May II, open.
May q, Bowdoin at Waterville
May ., Bates at Lewiston.
May y, 7. of NJ. at Waterville.
May 81, Tufts at Waterville
June 1, Bates mt WateryiIle
June S. L. Of NJ at Orono
June 10. Newtowne Athletic Club of
North Cambridge, Mass. at Waterville.
Newenham will pitch. Scannell will be
catcher and change pitcher, Cushman the
outileId and change catcher Rowen will
cover first. Rice second and Hudson third
bases. the latter's old position. Webb Of
last years Colgate University team will
nave his regular position at short field
while the out field will be manned by
Cushman, Desmond, Topper, Allen. VIII
son and Fogg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-20
OPENING RACES.
Seven Hundred People See linn Star and Green
Horn Win at Lawrence.

Lawrence, Mass, April ia crowd Of
100 persons congrcgated at the Lawrence
riding park, this afternoon, to witness the
races arranged BY the Park Association.
The bill consisted of two events. The first
Tor local horses, 3-minnt" class and the
second was free for AL horses owned in
TINS city and suburban towns.
There were seven entries in the first
event ana four heats were trotted. The
first was won by Whitman. b. e.. owned
by VIM. WEIGH And the remaining
three heats were easily captured by Jim
star b. g., owned by John Brecn. Time,
@.ZJt2. :. q -, 32o, :.2lI2.
The tree-fnr-all event presented 10 en-
tries ami three heats were trotted 70 de-
cid the winner. Green Horn, b. &, owned
by George W Ross. was an easy winner
in All three heats. Time, 3.15 3.lJ14. 3lJM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-20

Give Sinners Help" Another thought
1t might be "God Sends Help. Another
was in favor OF God Sends Harmony"
A certain old lady. who is well known for
her religious devotion, had not taken any
part in the discussion. but sat intently
listening to her sisters. Suddenly this
good old lady Jumped to her feet. and in
tones of exultation declared that she had
figured out what the letters on the eggs
stood for. With the fire Of righteous in
dignation sparkling in her eyes. she de-
clared that the letters meant Give Spain
He'll" All present at once unanimously
agreed that the Interpretation was right
and began accusing each other of stu
pidity in not being able to solve such an
easy Notwithstanding Mail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-20

The ice in the kenncbec Maine house
is II. g. positively worthless and in no
ways marketable. 1t is said that there
are 5000 tons of ice in the building, and
that an even leverage pressure of some
thing less than 1000 tons is required to
remove Il single block. The blocks
have formed Il solid mass. and ship
ment is utterly impracticable. We un-
derstand that the houses will be raZed
before long, and in that way the aSen-
ces of wind and weather may be EN-
ployed profitably in removing the ice