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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-28

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-28
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-28
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-28
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-28
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
VIRGINIAN IN TROUBLE.
Mr. James Watson Shoots at Man In
in New York.

Mr.. James Watson, sporting man and
a whisky drummer. is in trouble in New
York. Watson is well known by the
snoring colony OF Richmond. among
whom he has spent much Of his time and
money. lie has fondness for cards and
was considered an expert at the table
Al any rate ne always had plenty OF
money.
lie was a commercial traveller but that
was only side issue with him. For
some time he has been stopping at the
Guscy House IN New York.
ON Wednesday night about 10 o'clock
ne had some heated words with a man
named Adams. a billiard room keeper OF
New York. He struck Adams with his
cane and I'm the ensuing scuiie, the latter
cot possession of the stick. with which he
struck Watson on the head. Then Wat
SON drew a pistol and shot at Adams.
The bullet missed iis mark, broke win
dow and scattered big crowd that had
gathered at the scene, Broadway and
Thiriy-second street
Both men were arrested and carried 10
the Thlrueh street station. Adams re-
fused 90 make any charges against Wat
son. and they were both detained.
The case viii probably be disposed OF
this week.
Sir watson lives in Pulaski county
Tie is unmarried. but has several re.a-
lives in various sections Of the city. Tie
is q handsome man. with a commanding
appearance. g0od-heartcd fellow and
overlooking with good nature. and his
friends here are surprised that he should
lave So lost control of himself as TO have
attempted 60 shoot "a man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

Miss Cora Il. Coleman and Mr. Thomas
v. Mays were married at lO clock yes
terday morning al Denny Street Methodist
church.
AS the party proceeded down the aisle
the organlst, Miss Cora smith, played
Mendelssohns Wedding March.
The bride was attred in travelling suit
of blue and carried in her hand a hand
some bouquet OF Ia France roses.
Rev. j. II. Routten. PASTOR performed
the ceremony I'm am impressive manner
In the presence of large number Of
trends.
The couple left on the 100 train yester-
day afternoon for Blacksburg, ). C., their
future home.
The groom is a son Of Mr. w. j. Mays
foreman at lower gas works. and holds
resonslosi position with the Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company at Blacks
burg. S C.. The bride is the very pretty
and accomplished daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs c. A. y. Coleman
The ushers were Messrs. H. c. Leonard
and w. r.. Twiner.
The bridal presents were both numerous
and costly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
THE mILL-EED SALE
DRAWS IMMENSE CROWDS OF
BUYERS.
The Great MN End Sale That Opened
AT Miiler& Rhoads' Always
Busy Store"

yesterday under the personal super
vision OF MIR. LOCKHART. agent OF the
mills. was the beginning OF the greatest
Mercantile event in the history OF this pro-
gressiye Store. Great crowds took Dos
session Of the store az the opening hour
and continued 10 grow until every avail
able foot o, hoor space was packed with
anxious buyers. There Is no waste i'm the
mercantile world. MIL Ends" are the
leftover short lengths OF the mill looms.
They are what remains when an even
roll is ready TO be shipped.
More Bales. Boxes. and Cases OF NH
Ends" will be ready Tor selling today
and tomorrow. The sale VIII grow as It
goes. You cannot ano-d 20 miss Il; you
make money by being IN attendance daily;
the best advertisement the Sale has are
the pleased patrons MILLER 4
RHOADS will have many feeble imita-
lions in this great "lIill End Sale" but
the genuine is easily distinguished from
the imitation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
MANY MlSAAPS.
Little Girl Cut with a Bottle-Mr
IlOurnoy Badly Scalded.

Little Girl Cut with a Boule-Mr.
flournoy Badly Scalded.
Mike Lovenste.n. Of 32s north Sixth
street while 200 the yard at Sir Moses
Monteh0re synagogue yesterday threw
glass bottle at another boy. The bot
Tie struck litde Matte Sharove, of 1910
! East broad street in the head and made
an ugly cut Her injuries were attended
TO by Dr. G00de of the ambulance corps.
At $3.50 A. NJ. the ambulance was called
to the Trigg ship-yards 10 attend Mr.. 5.
T.. FlOurnoy. am employe who had been
severely scaided GA the arm. He was att
tended by Dr. Go1de and left at the yards.
Dr. Goode, with the ambulance. was
summoned az 1920 o'clock to e1s St. John
street 20 attend Mary Fleming. an old
co.ored woman. who was taken violently
iil on the street with cramps. She was
treated and taken 10 her home 100 Coutts
street.
While at work no seventeenth and Rail-
road streets az 1870 yesterday afternoon
Dir. O.. ~. New. "a carpenter. fell from a
porch 20 the ground striking his head. His
scalp was badly cut in several places. and
he was otherwise badly bruised.
Air. j. a. Brown. of Ashland jumped
from rapidly moving electric car. 30.
morning a.d was thrown and badly cut
about the head and face. lie also receiv-
cd severe body bruises.
An ambulance was called and the sur
gel dressed hie wounds He was later
removed 10 hls home
Mr. Brown, who was a passenger on the
car was anxious t0 catch a r.. T.. & r.
train. and in his haste. attempted 90 leap
TO the street, but was hurled 90 the
ground. 80 blame can De attached eth
e. CD the conductor or motorman OF the
car.
Dr. Goode responded with the ambu-
lance. and attended the injuries OF Mr.
New.
About midnight Wednesday night two
col0red yardmen ~ The james River divis-
Jon Of The G. and o. raira0d. named
Eddie Payne and Dan Brooks became en-
gagged in a personal ARRAY near Eighth
and Byrd streets and Brooks cut Payne
on the back and hand.
The cuts were dressed by Dr. Hugh
Taylor and We're found 20 have not been
of q serious nature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
Untlring in Strength
Former Invalid
RfSI0GtD By
GRAPE NUTS
FOOD.
4 Rational Food Cure.

one Of the wel-kuown grocers in
Washington, ID. g.. who supplies the
food OF many of the bralny. represen-
tauVe men of the country. says. II have
become am enthusiastic consumer OF
Grape Nuts 10 has constituted solely my
morning and evening meal for the past
eight months. Previous 10 this. worn
out with oVerwork. broken down in health,
dyspepsia having Jed OBJ brishts disease,
heart trouble and what not ! was given
mp 20 ale This food came to my notice
through one of my customers. The name
suggested something in The desert line
dried fruit. prunes ra.slns or the Ike. and
when j put 10 in the store. a glance al
the label persuaded me 10 make trial
personally
had at the store for my supper. a
dish and half dish. and was impressed
perhaps unfayorab.y, with It's richness.
perceiying at the same time how very
appropriately the new food was named
Strange as it may appear Us effect was
almost az once apparent. Seated that
evening az my home ] remarked 90 the
family that it was the first time ion a whole
year that I had felt Ike myself. i was
much elated and naturally attributed the
change 90 Grape-Nuts Ny Improvement
since then has ben continuous. my health
is better than ever before. I look ten
years younger and am untirlng i'm
strength C1he gentleman does not care
20 have his name quoted publicly bat
his store can he found 40 125 Eighteenth
street Washington ID. Co.
Now for the reason. The man or wo-
man worn out with overwork or nervous
prostration will find am immediate gain I'm
strength by the use of Crapc-Nuts and
cream. because Of the fact that the natural
phosphate OF potash obtained from cer-
tain parts Of tho grains. is one OF the
strong elements in Grape-Nuts. and this IS
prcsented 20 the. system in the form de-
manded by nature not as a drug.
The systom takes up the needed par
ticles OF phosphate OF potash and it is
now known that the soft gray matter
which Ellis the delicate nerve centres
throughout the body as well as the brain
and the solar plexus. can only be made
and renewed from day 20 day by he ac-
ton OF phosphate OF potash on albumen.
Albumea SIS one of the principal elements
or all food but unless albumen has with
Il in the system sufficient amount of
phosphate Of potash il cannot DE trans
formed into brain matter without the ac-
ton Of this particular element. for there
Is no known way 20 make gray matter
except by the combination Of albumen and
phosphate OF potash.
Therefore when one uses Grape-Nuts.
he makes use Of the best scientific lnowi-
edge OF ne day In Tie selection OF food for
mvlgorating and revlta'izing the body
This food has become famous throughout
the world, and Il IS 20 be found IN every
hrst-class grocery store. Grape Nuts are
made by the Postum Co., at their facto-
rles in Battle Creek
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

ter, Fannie r. Dixon, Octayia l.. Patter-
son, Lucy A. Peters. Sarah j. Iurpin, A.
Deborah Patterson, Hattie T.. Wallace,
Emily S. Powell. Kate G. Robinson, Nellie
q. Barclay.
Monroe Scho0l-principal Jacob L..
Ezekiel Ieachers-kate q. watkins,
Florence a. Aytes Emma A. Evans Susie
+. Crump Minnie 81. Branch, Rosa b..
Jackson, Gertrude u. Lawrence, Lucy
j. WOOdsOn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

Mr. CcOrse d. Caporson. OF Whining
ton DeL. returned home yesterday after
visit OF several days I'm this city, accom-
panied hy AIRS. Capcrson.
Tie paid VISIT TO- Richmond i'm 1866 and
had "a hard time getting I'm. lie was taken
iu charge hy Sergeant Jones a. OtcY
while here and visited the scenes he was
associated with ~ The close Of The war
and was SD Hospitality treated that he
found it equally as hard to get away.
from the Capital of the Confoierlcy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
A SOLDIER WRITES.
Private Plunkett Jones Tells What He
j. Doing in the Philippines.

4 young lady In this city has received
. letter from Private Plunkett NJ. Jones.
of Company G. seventh United States IN.
fantry. now IN service i'm the Philippines.
lie says In part:
we landed here the 18th Of April and
went straight 20 The firing lines. and have
been sighting almost daily ever since we
have never been whipped. although We
have lost a lot Of brave soldiers IL is
fearful 10 20 on the 0eid after battle and
see The dead and wounded. bu, it Is worse
20 De in battle with bullets singing Home
Sweet Home about your ears /
had the paper on which this is written in
my knapsack IN the battle OF June 10Th. so
you see this paper has been in a big battle
We killed and wounded about 1850 insur-
gents. but we also lost "a good many men
There were about GOO ol the enemy 90 our
200 July lst there were 500 OF
us lying in our trenches in the darkness
ANA rain. WHOM. about DO j.. NJ. nc in-
surgcnis 90 the number Of 1000 appeared
When discovered the enemy was within
q few hundred yards Of us. and coming NJ
fun speed. We hurr.ejly prepared for
ihem and IN five minutes our guns were
popping at terrific rate. and an hour
Later. when we advanced the insurgents
ran Ike towards We had two killed
and sixteen wounded We could only
guess the encinys loss. AS they took their
Cead with them. The next day we rad "A
lite scrap. which lasted for ten min
uies Myself and six other sharp
were out on scout when we were fired
on by six OF the insurgents We returned
the ire killing FIVE Of the party. the 9TH
er getting safely away. am sew
Manila. and In sight Of the Goo-Gooa.
Please excuse bad writing. as am awful
~ nervous from being ~ three days and
fights without sleep. am writing this
! ON the top Of a palm tree which Is
taking 30 that / can scarcely write at
all"
The following postscript closes the let
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
sncnrltr comnnnr Organizes.

The Virginia Security-Endowment Com
pany. Which was formed some time
ago. has organized and opened head
quarters in the Merchants Bank building
The officers OF the company are: Pres
ident. H. W. Rountree. Nice-President; T.
A. Catn: Secretary and Treasurer. j.
NJ. Swanson. Board Of Directors: Messrs.
II. W. Rountree Z. a. Catlin. Warner
Moore. NJ. f. Rosenbaum, J. S. Harwood
W. j. Whitehurst and J. ID. Devoe. Of
Delaware.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

The Board Of Directors of the Male or
phan Asylum at us meeting on the 18Th
instant besides trausactng the usual rou-
tine business and accepting the report of
me superintendent. elected three new
members Of the board TO nl. vacancies
that had existed for some time
The new directors are Mcssrs N. s.
Quaries. W. S. Copeland. and Il. Raab.
The report of The superintendent showed
tina, auythrec boys are now at the in-
stltutiou. and that the conduct of affairs
is emincuuy satisfactory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
DATES FOR INSPECTION.
Co. 10 Lane Stern Has Arranged Ills
Programme

Colonel 10 Lane Stern. assistant inspec-
tor general. has mode the following app
po.ntmsnts Tor the inspection Of the troops
that have been mustered into the State
service.
Franklin. Southampton, Company Sep
TENDER 18th
Alexandria September 18th.
Company r. Richmond September 10Th
howitzers. Richmond. September 22d.
Hampton Naval Volunteers, September
18th day.
Norfolk naval volunteers September 18Th
mlghD.
Norfolk Artillery. September Gth
Portsmouth Artillery. September 9th.
Surry Cavalry and Sm.thneid Infantry.
September Nth
Colonel Stern this week mustered into
service "A splendid company OF seventy
men I'm Stanton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

Miss Annie J.. smith. Of Atlanta Ga, IS
at the Lexington. Miss Smith has come
10 Richmond in the capacity OF private
secretary 90 Dr. j. Allison Hodges, Of the
University College Of Medicine and viii at
once enter upon her new duties.
Miss Smith who has taken courses at
the Jones Institute and also at Jefferson
Medical college Philadelphia will con-
tlnue her studies in advanced chemistry
ana pharmacy at the University College Of
Medicine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

Mr.. ". A. Chesterman has returned
from Washington whore he went 10 sign
the contract for the erection Of the depot
in this city for the Southern Railway
The papers were all fixed ~ and Mr.
Chesterman Is now making preparations
to BEGIN work He does not know the
exact date when operations Will COM
mence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
DrIcenle. Retnrn.

Messrs. Thomas J Wood and J "
Barrettc. delegates 20 the Forth annual
convention o. tce Naloag' ASSOCIATION
OF Letter Carriers OK The United States
nave returned home. The convention was
one OF the most harmonious In tho history
OF the organization. The delegates were
pleased al the attention they received as
representatives OF the Old Dominion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
Thri)istr,ci Court.

Judge Edmund waddill, JF., and family
Will return from Rockbrldge Alum Springs
to-day.
The United States District Court will
meet on the first Monday in October the
I'd day. Summons have been Issued for
members OF the grand jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
SERVICES APPRECIATED
Or Frank Cunningham the Recipicn
ola Valuable Gift.

ut ! iahh cunningham the recipient
ola Valuable Gift.
Dr Frank Cunningham is a very happy
young man. Several days ago he per
formed most valuable services 20 Mr. r
d. Anderson. OF Rockbr.dee county. who
was taken suddenly il at Murphy's Hotel
The Doctor SAT by the sick mans bed
side al day and night and it is entire s.
possible that he saved Mr.. Anderson's nfe
IN recognition of these invaluable ser
vices. Mr. Anderson when he returned TO
his home ln Rockbridge county presented
Dr. Cunningham with a valuable horse.
Or. Cunningham IS very proud OF the
gift
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
THE OBSERVANCE
OF Y0N KIPPUR
Very General in Richmond and Syn
agogueS Crowded.
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE DAY.,
Restitution Must Have Been Made for
All Wrong Mastcrful Discourse
by DR.. Calisch on what Juda-
ism Stands For
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE DAY,

Yom Kippur. the Jewish Day OF Atone
ment. the time of most binding obligation
and Impressive solemnity in au the He
brew worship. ended al D o'clock last eve
ming
The days of The Hebrew calendar begin
al o'clock on the evenings OF the Gre
gorlan days, by which most Christians
count. and the 10th day Of Tishu the sew
enth month Of the Hebrew year. began
III even Of the 18Th day Of September this
year The Day of Atonement is this ioth
dav Of Tishr The houest day in The He
brew calendar.
THEIR PENANCE
Twelve days ago the Hebrews celebrated
their New Year. on that day they be-
thought them OF the sins of the year just
dead. and resolved them against sJcn
sins for the future. and TO do good acts.
In the meanwhile they had strengthened
their resolutions and done Eenance for The
SINS committed In this time Also the
devout Hebrew had been obliged 90 make
material restitution 10 whichever of his
ne,ghbors he may have wronsad for un-
less ue has received his ueisuaot par
con. his romance is not good.
Ten DAYS laicr. having done penance for
past sins. and resolved against future
ones. the Day of Atonement comes and
on this day. IL the penance is good and
the resolution sincere. forgiveness comes
but as atonment for the evil Dee has done
the ncnitent must abstain from all food
and drink for the eutire twcuty-fOur hours
Of the day. Yesterday therefore. the lie
brews. orthodox and reformed alike. went
20 the temple for however lax on other
occasions a Hebrew may De. none ever
Sights the observance OF this day. All
day long the w0rshipper5 viii fast and
pray and hear good words from their
priests in order that their souls may he
purged OF -heir sins.
A MASTERFTL SERMON.
At Beth Ahaha synagogue yesterday
pev l.. " Calisoh. 3D. D., delivered
sermon taking as his subject. "What
no we stand FORE" The sermon was
pronounced by cultivated members Of the
church to be orc Of the finest exp0silions
~ what Judaism stands for ard what IS
mission IS that was ever heard from a
Richmond congregation.
The day was very generally observed IN
Richmond by members o. me faith and
the synagosues were crowded az an times
throughout the day. The services were
characterized by the decorum and devo-
ton Quite a number Of representative
Christians attended the services at Beth
Ahaba. among them Rev Jere Wifher-
spoon. d. D.. and SIR Theodore Ellyson
The music was especial y repaired Tor
the oc, as!cn. While the choir was not
augne ntei as Is usually the case. the
muslc was never excslled In the church
and was solemn ard editying.
The differences between the services OF
the orthodox and reformed congregations
are In great measure those exernplifylng
theological differences. The service OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

ter: IN B.--I have cat with me that
] brought from Richmond. II came from
the GallsGo Mills"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
TEACHERS OF
RICHMOND YOUTH
Assignments Of Instructors Announced
by Superintendent Fox,
NO TRANSFERS; FEW NEW ONES.
A Negro Captain Who Prefers Mental
Combat With Youngsters TO Phys
ical Contest with FiIipinos-FulI
List of the Assignments.

The public shcools Of Richmond VIII
o9en this morning for the session 1890
1900. Two meetings Of teachers one for
the white and one for the negro teachers,
were held yesterday IA Central school
building. when the assignments Of teach
ers were read by Superintendent Fox.
NEW TEACHERS.
No transfers were made These new
teachers were assigned: Miss Nellie D..
Spence. to west Eno Miss jamie NJ. ".
Walsh. to Nlcholson Miss Ylrgie Z. Ca
ry to Springfield; Miss Bessie i. Tri0-
bett. to Marshall; Miss Alice X. Yancey
TO Madison; Miss Fannie l.. Lawson, 10
Elba.
The meeting was addressed by Major j.
II. Capers and Air. Fox then announced
the assignments and gave the teachers in-
structions.
Three new negro teachers were APP
pointed Among them was Benjamin A.
Graves. who resigned last year 20 accept
a commission as captain in the Sixth Nir-
glnia Volunteer Infantry. lie was re-
Gently appointed captain in one OF the reg
imonts recruited for the Philippines but
has declined the appointment ana been re-
instated as teacher in The Valley School
THE ASSIGNMENTS.
Following is a list OF assignments Of
B. f sob
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-01-04

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Legal advertisements at legal rates. Advertise
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