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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

wE,Lrn's HIGHEST AIM.

In "a recent sermon delivered in lF-
mouth church. Brooklyn. tn' KEY. i'-
Hills nastor. spoke ON "Ihc opp'r'uHl''
~ Leisure and Wealth" and while tine
discourse was NOT such as we OF the
South would can gospel sermon. IL was
"a moral essay of great force and excel
lenCe.
THE central thought in the discourse
was that many of the greatest dement's
that have been conferred upon the human
r,ce have come through the earnest work
of rich men who had the time and op-
portuniiy to devote themselves 60 some
particular phnanihropic work. Dr. HilIis
quoted Lowell as saying that England
greatness SIS largely through her leisure
classes and those who without recon-
pense have served tho people Tie pee
ferrcd 10 the great work of Robert Bruce
in Scotland to the great achievements
~ Statesmen like Pitt ana Paimersion
and Gladstone and Salisbury whose
means enabled them through long life
10 study the problem OF the markets and
the forum. how To- increase industry and
commerce how TO lessen vice and pov~
crty. To- the realm of literature be- mem
toned the charmins influence of the
pocms of Tcnnyson and Browning. The
philosophy OF Darwin and Sir humphrey
Davy. and also the eloGuence of orators
from Edmund Burke Co John Bright III
the working classes of Great Britain.
b. went ON "havc within the last fifty
wears made gains greater cham those
achieved during The eighteen previous
centuries ir as because they have bad for
leaders. not hot-headcd and ignorant men.
whose sccpters were clubs anI stones
Ian, have heen guided by scholars who
ra,. had t,, sanity ana sense or 81 Bone
t,roir Franklin or "a John Stuart Nul" IL
America has gone forward partly by way
of revolution and war. if EasIand has
zone forward bv way of evolution alone.
her poacer.1 ardor and growth have been
due to tho fact that her citizens of
wealth have used inch, leisure for search
,,, o,,, tbe snr,nre of socIal vrons aud
,,5,st,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

The chiefs 90 the banquet assemble.
The men with their pulls and TEL
boasts
They gather with schemes TO diss mole
But suyers not down as a toast.
40 longer the piece de resistance
Is silver. the cry of the hosts.
But Ills placed with skinm assistance
Along with the casual "roasls.
The trusts and expansion are winners
Poor silver the lncfll ghost
Is left by the chiefs to beginners
And ruled ont of place as a toast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25
Avery Dangerous Amusement.
nf.,. u Isll

To the Editor OF The Times:
sir-It has been observed by sever"
c.tiz4ns ON Tho streets OF Richmond boys
carrying air rifles shooting at the BIRDS
ON the streets very careicssly This same
gun has given trouble 90 Memphis 80
much 20 that the authorities nave taken
action ana prohibited the sale oi tne sun
I'm that city Three children were "ili,n
in tttf civ last winter. and one boy Is
non, fn IAN On trial for his life for killing
.onother BOY with an air rife on the
streets of Memphis. II IS high time that
our authorities should nip this In the bud
bcforc We experience the same unfortu-
AN OBSERVER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

First Ciuzon-H0w DID you happen %
build Il house way out there on The old
swamp road2
SECOND Cltzcn-That viii be macnh-
Gently paved boulevard before my house
is finished. one of the city officials owns
D lot there.-New York Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25
crnrlNr Dnni,iINr-

Concerning The call that has been i5-
sued for special meeting of he
National Democratic Committee to-day.
the Washington correspondent of the
Brooklyn Eagle says that snreWd Dem
ocrats n Washington have reached
these conclusions.
"Flrsl. that The cali is issued ior inc
nurnose of pushing forward the city o.
ST. Louis for The meeting place oI '"e
next Democratic National conventions
secondly. for the purpose of strengthen
ine Ex-Governor William j. stone o.
Missouri forcing his claims upon tle
Democratic party for tine Pfe-.lentlti
nomination as william Jennings Bryan s.
legatee. in case the distinguished Nepias-
kan falls TO obtain sufficient votes q
nominate him az the convention.
cit has developed that several Demo-
cratic National Committeeman have dee
terminod not 10 attend this extraordinary
meeting at ST. Louis. claiming that they
see through the schemes of the Jonn-
s0n-StOne syndicate. and do not intend
% Doe party 20 them. They also cnarsa
that the ST. Louis combination is secret
lv opposad t1 the nomination of William
j Bryan and say that Bryan and his
friends viii before long lnd ont that
they are being deceived by the very
mon who are shouting loudest for mo
Nebraska ron0miHa i0n nj this time
This item needs nO comment. 10 !
important " true.
Admiral Dewey just before leaVlns
Manila took occasion % say that ne
hoped that the American public would
not Dee demon-trluve This hope VIII
... ..f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25
The job Fixed.

Ms Timid Lee-John. ] wish you would
tell the cook that we have DO further use
for hcr services.
SIR. Timid L.--Nery Wells scc That SHE
answers the telephone when j ring mp
from the onicc.-New York Times.
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GOOD REPUBLICAN ADVICE.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

The dispatches say "silver is not put
down as one OF the toasts' at the
National Democratic Committee meeting.
silver is indeed bad or when it cannot
hold its own on "a bin OF fare.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

in twenty-five battles General Lawton
reports that he captured twcnty-eight
Filipino towns. Agulnaldo's capital has
evidently diminished into small grip
sack and portable cot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25
Busino>e Fair.

First Undertahar-Buey
Second Undertaker-Ru To- DEATH
judge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

shc-Don't you think this picture beauu-
fully painted
Considerations Amateur Art Critc-Wait
Punch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

Some Of those excuraionists who were
married yesterday may recall the tac1
in after years that they were then at
tending a Peace Jubilee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

Mrs. Gin is wise IN selling excursion
tickets at this end for 50 many couples
90 up as two and come back one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

OF course Mr.. Victim did not mind
the showers that fell ON her eightieth
birthday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

The French paper that printed a story
Of an alleged public whipping OF girl
at Manassas. has evidently been peeping
into The Vow York yoIlow IouInaIs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

but those folks have enjoyed a long
reign with Victoria.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

The reports say Queen Victoria's birth
day exercises began IN u heavy rain'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

Now that PETER has Joined the Rcpub-
lican party Doe probably has m octapus
hunting outfit for sale cheap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

As q hero Sampson mas never even
been esteemed available as drawing
card for Peace Jubilee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25
BTcvCLR rATKff
JOE BICKERSTAFF,

Sole agent for the following hieh-srace
and weH-An0an H.lyc.ee EeHps. Lu.ht.
Fairy King. Clipper and inc oest So
Wheel made
Secondhand Wheels b0ueht sold anc
exchanged Repairing of aii kinds spe-
claltv Wheels rented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

Tile London Telegraph has abandoned
ls Sunday edition. following the example
of the Mll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

Plutt has endorsed Mckinley and Hoe
bart Tor recollection. PLAT believes in
planting early 30 sou hope for big
CROP
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PETERSBURG AGENT
MRS. :. &. HUTCHINSON. Lo4i
STREET.
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but those folks have enjoyed long
reign with Victoria.
Some Of those excursionlsts who were
married yesterday may recall the tact
in after years that they were then at
tending a Peace Jubilee.
OF course Mr.. Victim did not mind
the showers that fell On her eightieth
birthday
Tho dispatches say "silver is not put
down as one OF the toasts' at the
National Democratic Committee meeting.
silver is indeed bad or when it cannot
hold its own on a bin OF fare.
in twenty-five battles General Lawton
reports that he captured twen'y-eight
Filipino towns. Agulnaldo's capital has
evidently diminished into a small grip
sack and a portable cot
The French paper that printed a story
Of an alleged public whipping OF girl
at Manassas. has evidently been peeping
into the Now York yellow journals.
Now that pcaer has Joined the Rcpub-
lican party DE probably bias an octapus
hunting outfit for sale cheap
As a hero Sampson mas never even
been esteemed available as drawing
card for Peace Jubilee.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

The ladies OF Alabama have decided 10
present Miss Annie Wheeler daughter
OF General Wheeler, with handsome
silver set a. testimonial Of her work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

THE TINES COAPANA'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

The Atlanta preachers are after m
city Council for permitting soft drinks
10 Dee sold ON Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14
A BOLD CRIME
COMMITTED NEAR
THE CITY HALL

The police are puzzled over a burglary
which occurred Thursday night in the
shadow of the City Hall. Notwithstand-
ing that at least a dozen policemen were
in the vicinity at the time, a burglar
broke into Callahan & Hartnet's sa-
loon on McAllister street, near Larkin.
and got away with about $40 in silver,
several bottles of whisky and 300 cigars.
After sampling the bottles of liquor that
lined the bar the daring crook wrote a
note in which he said he was sorry for
having been forced to commit the crime,
but promised to "call again" and settle
for the damages.
Shortly after midnight Thursday Hart
net, who was on duty at the time, left
the front and back entrances. When his
partner appeared at o'clock in the morn
ing he was surprised to find the front
door unlocked and the bar Uttered with
broken bottles. The cash register had
gone. A broken tranSom over the rear
door of the saloon showed how the bur-
glar had entered.
1t is supposed that after Hartnet had
left the place the burglar climbed over a
fence in the rear of the saloon and, pro-
curing a ladder, broke open the tran
som. He then entered the saloon, and,
after breaking open the cash register,
ing up with various liquors the bold in
truder picked up sheet of paper which
he found in one of the side rooms and
wrote the missive that was found by one
of the prOprietorS when he opened the Sa-
loon on the following day.
The fact that the crime was committed
while a number of policemen were stand
ing in front of the City Hall after having
reported off duty makes the burglary
more puzzling.
Both the proprietors of the saloon are
convinced that the burglary was COM
nlitted by somebody who is familiar with
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14

the vessel are going to lay claim to the
salvage themselves. The case is pecu-
liar one. but the underwriters evidently
think that there is something in it, Judg-
ing by the efforts they put forth TO reacn
the Thomson and tow her into port.
The vessel and cargo are insured Tor an
amount in the neighborhood of 100000.
and the owners of the vessel reason this
way: Supposing a vessel is damaged
while rounding the Horn and the captain
is compelled to put back to Montevideo
for repairs AS soon as she reaches San
Francisco thereafter general average is
declared and the insurance companies pay
up Now here is a cargo valued at over
$50 900 saved by the eXertions of the cap
tain and crew alone without any outside
help, therefore the claim for salvage will
be made against the underwriters
When the news of the Thomson being at
Santa Cruz reached the city the under
writer's at once chartered the fastest tug
in the bay-the Fearless-and sent her
away after the vessel. The owners, how
ever, had got Captain Whitney over the
phone and told him on no account to ac-
cept a tow from the Fearless, but to wait
until Mr. Jerome arrived. Mr. Jerome
then got aboard the tug Rescue and
started for Santa Cruz When he arrived
the Fearless had been there over an
hour, but Captain Whitney had refused
Captain MarshalI's offers of assistance.
The Rescue then took the Thomson in
tow and brought her to San Francisco.
The underwriters were thus baked in
their attempts to get hold of the vessel,
and it now remains to be seen how the
salvage matter will come out
Several missionaries will go north to
work among the ESquimauX as soon as
the fleet sails for the Arctic. DR.. S. r.
Sprigs and wife will leave on the schoon-
tho ~ fVNrt Vlr ffCrc
is sent out by the Government and will
be stationed at Point Barrow where he
will act as physician and teacher to the
natives. Charles Brewer, who so hero
whaier Navarch from destruction and
nearly lost his own life in an ice foe,
will also be passenger. He is going to
the Iiebes station at Cape Smyth.
The steamer Alice Blanchard was COM
pelled to return to port yesterday owing
to a very sad accident. William Bulger
steamer Columbia, but latterly he has
been sick and unable to work. He was
sufficiently recovered to get back into
harness last week, SO his brother-in-law,
Alice Blanchard, got him a JOB aboard
that vessel. The steamer sailed yester-
day morning, and while she was passing
out over the bar an iron band fell from
Splitting spH ASfs" his skull open s in most most
frightful manner. Captain Hall at once
nut the Blanchard about and raced back
to San Francisco. On his way up the bay
he notified the Merchants Exchange re-
porter and that gentleman notified the
Harbor Hospital, so when the Blanchard
docked at Pacif1c-street wharf the am
bulance from the hospital was in waiting
The injured man was hurried to the hos
pital where DR.. Won der Leith did every
thing possible for him, but with very lit
tie hope of saving his life. Bulger has a
wife and four little children, who live on
Chelsea street.
The Mail company's steamers San Juan
and Acapulco arrived from Panama and
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14
OWNERS OF THE
EL|HU THOMSON
CLAIM SALVAGE
T he Disabled Steamer
Reaches Port.
ACCIDENT ON THE BLANCHARD
w. BULGER FATALLY INJURED
ABOARD THE VESSEL.
Steamers San Juan and Acapulco
Have Very Rough Trip From
Panama-Missionar
for Alaska.
The disabled steamer Elihu Thomson
arrived from Honolulu in tow Of the tug
Rescue yesterday. Three steamers tried
to get salvage by towing the vessel and
cargo into port, but Captain Whitney de-
Observation-Disclosures

" not that >e an Indian but
Wv Supreme Indian
the pale must respect and one Of these rights re-
dissenting opinion the of Lucy Ete against the well
known MapG 1hn H. @ + tho trura, Of pce the
white man in the position of plaintiff
quarter century
the rough mountains
then unexpored
which served as beast OF burden
in outfit and provisions , - -, ,
dav whether
the mother a Gibbs
addition the miners outfit at least
roamed mountains in search wealth. which was nay 0und
in he now
wild
quarter
all imeas
the aboigine and several
the of
m npinp an action for divorce and for her share community property
be paid
appealed almony
decided
ms Sunrne
Chief Justice Beatty added: Only
that position In this case far as it had pro-
without sympathy Justice Nc
ported aid
a
impressed with the danger weto-do husband being
falsely
% prevent @ an 4urSd b @ Hfe m from his oOas Tf means " prosecute just suit by
laid
only
other
ce McFaand he
visited her and slept with her that Hte had chill
and the their
prove that shes wife
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14
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