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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

O. child that love your pitiful cry
And your look / shall never forget;
When the years OF your thousntless
youth have gone by
Your pain viii be singing me yet.
when the Christening hand was raised
dear one,
I smartod beneath the blow
o. IL was not vengeance l craved' my
son,
As you some day shall know
If God. bending down from his throne
above
DER his children who wander astray.
Must chasten 10 prove his watchful
love,
As he chasteneth day by day
IL God is panied when he smites as l
was panied when I raised the rod.
II his heart is pierced by each pitiful
cry.
Then | am sorry FOR God
S. +. Kiser in Chicago Times-Herald'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
SATURDAY, JULY s, 1909


II is strange how an error once
r,artea win hold a position Of influence
and affect tho minds OF people who have
s,,e,iigenco enough 90 show 70 Is an error
,,, Who foiiow along with the crowd and
~o,os. g, nc others do because # IS cur
vent For some unexplained reason. Mr.
gIavemever said before the Senate Com
,,i,,oe that is Investigating industrial
.,.,,..,on. r,,t tb. nrotoctive tariff
,. &, ,ho ,,~oo, ~ ,be trusts IN this
country and NOW that anacy is having
, ~,r and is taken up and repcatod from
ds,, - dsv even bv men capable OF diff
.oro,,istino and discriminating and point
,ns ont tho smount Of truth and the
,n,ou,, ~ fallacv there is it. We have
oar.icuisrlv I'm mind an editorial article
=, the baltimore sun Of last THURSDAY
rht. 60 o e,oid and sodato newspaper
.erv sane ordinarily and therefore # is
,npzzlinr how # can give fits adhesion 20
,pch nonsense.
1vho,, NJ rrsror,ovor mazda his state
,oo,, ,rho Times nointed ont that what
ne said was only partially true. I'm
do,,,odlv protoctive tariff will breed
. ,rps, in the articles that are protected
,ocauso II limits the supplv of them 10
.,,h,+ &c rrod,cea en- This country and en-
~. .boso American nrodrcers to com
49, a.a control the sunnlv ~ the article
To-, +horo ara what ave nopularlv called
.-,s,s controlling many articles that are
,,o, protected and fl is simple nonsense.
ebarefore N saw that these trusts are
- =. .,, ,ro,octi,.o 4eriN
rs.-o g. or,,,o rooso, fo- -analvzinr
- .,,h,oo. ana oort,n,,in, to discuss il
-. q. .,,,..,,..,.i,. ,,,,loretoo6 bocause
.. ,...o..,. ,rir,inie &c involved.
a. r1.....,.,.,r,s Cad taken nm and
-, ....,,,,,u, has a strong ten
-. - o,.o,ro tnis ocooon,o pr,nciple
"a % roislead the public mind What
a. ,oor,o des,coate as trusts are the re-
-. -, r,o oo,,,otitiop that has been
-, mo. ,oo,io bv steam electricity
.ns do machinery. These have made
~ 40, an all parfs of the world. 10 be-
80 soch close councillors that those
,rc,god IN the same line OF business
,s,.. hoe, forced 20 combine and make
nm oopitohle division OF else TO wage a
~ pnon each other that would neces-
,ar,lv result I'm the destruction Of all
This IS the foundation principle at the
totto,, o., the movement for industrial
,orhlnafion. and the principle cannot be
$3.50 therefore without the conces-
,,o, mat r. IS proposed 90 force men 20
,on,inuo an industrial warfare thai must
a., m all who take part i'm II. IL SIS as
-, T.. f.,,.,.... ttr fact as 90 be 90 insist Al
,- .,o ,o,rd,, SIM &c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

The woman who Is lovely IN race. FORM
and temper will always have friends but
ono who would be attractive must keep
her health. If she is weak sickiy and
Am run down, she will be nervous and ir
rffable II she has constipation or kidney
trouble. her impure blood Will cause PIN
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wretched complexion Electric Bitters Is
the hest medicine In the world 70 regulate
stomach. liver and kidneys ana 10 purify
the blood II gives strong nerves oFisnt
eyes. smooth, velyety skim rlch COM
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charming woman OF a rundown invalid
Only 30 cents at Owens & Minor Drug Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

The University of Virginia. of which we
are publishing an advertisement. appeals
by It's history. achievements and IT'S very
name TO the loyal support of AN true Nir-
einians. To commcnds itself. moreover,
by placing n liberal education. which the
times demand more than ever before. IN
the reach of those of even very limited
means 10y renting an fees I'm the aca-
demic schools and making those in the
professional departments as low as pos
slble IL does even more than this. for
IL puts in the reach of the deserving a
number OF scholarships. fun Information
OF which can Doe had by addressing Tho
Chairman of the Faculty Parents who
have sens 80 educate should send TO the
University for full Information.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

!. Third Kentucky Regiment. charged
with killing a comrade. Herman Hunt.
while camping 20 Savannah last May. has
been brought 10 Savannah and lodged
in Jail 10 await the action Of the court.
Shipments OF lumber from Savannah
are four times greater now than they
were three months ago. The unusual
amount OF work done on railroad proper
ties, IN building up cities and other things,
have increased the demand for lumber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

Editor OF The Times:
sir.--f observe an article assigning he
4th Of July as q notable date for "early
Hanover melons IN the old days
It is interesting 20 note that the older
days were better still Ia 1871 on the ~
OF June. Lafayette's troops passed
through Richmond in so-called pursuit
OF Cornwalus Lieutenant Feitman. OF
Connecticut In MS journal tells us that
IN marching down by the i.ne Of the
south Anna. they suffered greatly for
water" but one OF Wayne's captains
Davis. OF Pennsylvania says tAat 'Hn
passing through Hanover ne found some
of the finest water millions that ever ne
JOHN r. INQUIRE.
Richmond. Va. July T. 1879.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
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Mr.. ]. T. Lilly a prominent citizen Of
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

Rupret-They can say what they VIII
about the Cuban soldier but one OF them
saved my life at san Juan at the expense
of his own. ~,
Ethcl-Oh. the noble fellow! How did
II happen?
Rupert-He stole my can Of beef ana
ate it himself-Judge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
NoLCANIC ERrPrIONs

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of ioy Bucklcns Arnica Salve cures
them also Old. Running and Fever Sores,
Ulcers Boils Felons C0rns Warts. cuts,
Bruises. Burns. sca,ds. Chapped Hands.
Chilhlains. Best Pile cure on earth. Drives
out Pains and Aches. Only - cents
box Cure guaranteed Sold by owens g.
Minor Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
Al TEKNIATH

A staiment of claim has been filed in
the Court of Common Pleas in Phila-
delphia by tho attorney for Miss Edith
Boone who declares that last spring
Frederick r. Farrow. n drug clerk. who
had been visiting ser seriously injured
both her hands by squeezing them so
that one of them will have 20 be ampu-
tated and the other viii be- OF no use.
She asks that the court award her dam
ages in the sum of $1,000
In the Criminal Court fin Chicago yes
terday August Becker was found guilty
Of the murder OF his wife, Rachel and
sentenced 10 bo hanged. Becker's crime
was committed ON che night OF January
9th. After killing his wife with heavy
iron bar. De cut mp her body, disinte-
grated 10 hy boiling 20 in wash boiler
and burned or buried tho fragments. Tn
many particulars the murder was strik-
iugly similar to the Luetgert murder
The offer of Mr. Pierpont Morgan 90
pay for the installation of electric lights
I'm ST. Paurs Cathedral London. has
been accepted The cost is estimated at
f5oe. but MI. Morgan has signidcd his
willingness 20 meet whatever expense
is incurred
All efforts 10 capture Elias Hatfield,
Jr.. who killed IT, j.. Ellis fin West vir-
cinla, Tuesday. have proved futile. Some
of the best detectives in that state and
Kentucky haIe Joined the sheriff posse
IN pursuit. and the search is not likely
90 Doe ended until Hatfield is captured or
killed.
Els relatives are wealthy ana oc-
clare they viii spend a fortune for Hat
fields body Reports from The pursuing
party are that Hatfield is cornered in me
hills near Gray and wishes 90 surrender,
but fears lynchng.
on wednesday morning Zane Fergu-
SON. who resides near Wilbur, Richie
county. West Virginia. went to the home
of his mother-lnIaw. Mrs. Hester Davis.
ON Little camp Mistake. with his rifle.
lie fred at the woman. the ball enter
ing her back and causing death TO end
the tragedy Ferguson shot himself with
"a rovolyer the same evening. causing in
slant death. Ho was fleeing from
nos-e at the time of his suicide. Ihe
cause of tho murder was domestic trou-
bic.
A carload OF watcrmelons reached LIN
coin. Neb.. yesterday from Marion. Ga,
TO william Jennings Bryan. accompanied
by the donors best wishes and an un-
paid freight bin. Mr.. Bryan was out Of
the city. and Mrs. Bryan declined the
trfff-aud fIp freight bill
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sad

,rn saddest when sing" she shrieked'
"Im saddest when ] sing
And with ner veneeful hands she made
the old piano ring,
And when She paused these words came
from "a horrible neighbor man:
you're not the only biscuit of the sad
sort in the pen.' Denver Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

10 shovel all the snow out Of my PACK
ward and then sneaked OF without uoins
it," 1890. o.,
Yes. mum. an me conscience sino.e
me. OATS de reason ] ttahipeu an 10
ish de job."-Chicago News
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

Tramp-'Yep. lady I'm known from
Maine 10 Cauforuy as Printed Cahco.
I.ady-"What funny name Why 90
they call you thatt
Tramp Cause if yer went to wash
me I'D run. Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

Didn't Touch Him.

or see you've got the sign, No trust
etuck NO on the wall" cordially spoke
The customer with the faded hair. Pm
down on 'em too. Gimmy quarter
with of plug tobacker. I'll pay tur IL
next week. "-Chicgo Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

c.leverton-I want to consult your
onlnion on a point Of etiquette When
! take a girl to luncheon, is it proper
10 ask her what she wants to eat
Dashaway-It is, # you have money
erouah-Brookiy Life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
A Receipt.

Doctor. my husband says black and
rcd spots appear before MS ewes every
night. What do you advise d"Ni97
that he stop playing poker chicago
News 1-1aasl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
Thc Annrnnriate KIND.

Browne-What kind OF shoes would
Won advise me 10 buy for my baby;
Towue-u<Id SHOES, o. fouise'-New
Nnrk World.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08
His Conscience.

Look heroi Are YOU the man ! gave
a square meal one cold. bleak Feoruary
morning."
I'm the man. mum
"Well. do you remember you promised
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

eral Otis that he Will be sent every man
that he needs. and every American hopes
that Mr.. Mckinley will keep his word
and have in the Philippines. as soon as
the rainy season comes TO an end, just
as many men as General Otis says he
needs TO move upon the islanders at every
quarter. and disperse them or drive them
into the sea. Let us have an ending, and
quick ending. OF this wretched bust
ness II II requires an army OF half a mil
lion OF men and the expenditure Of a
thousand millions Of dollars.
The Presidents conduct in this Philip
pine matter is a striking illustration Of
his character. Had he told the country
frankly last January that an army Of
one hundred and fifty thousand and the
expenditure Of FIVE hundred millions Of
dollars were necessary for conquering
the Fnlplnos. the country would have
marched up TO the issue and sent tho
men. and the war would have been ended
when the present rainy season set in.
But. fearing an outbreak Of hostile criti-
clsm II he stated the case TO the coun-
try as It really was. no fed It for months
upon rose-colorcd accounts Of how Otis
was knocking the islanders about. when
Otis am the time was fighting for his own
existence and sometimes very doubtful
n ne would not have to abandon Manila
and take TO his ships
This is always the way with weak and
timid men. They always shrink from
an issue that they think viii bring them
trouble and annoyance, when there never
yet was a case that could not be dealt
with far more satisfactorily by open and
direct measures than by shifty and eva
slvo ones
But. Notwithstanding President McKin-
iey's personal method OF dealing with
this question, the conservative elements
Of America are in hearty accord with
his determination to subdue the Philip
pine Islands, and the administration is
not likely to be hampered by any oppo-
sition Of a serious nature to his requests
for troops or money.
The brief talk between pitcher McKin-
lev and catcher Henderson. looks ike
they were getting the signals I'm shape.
The crop Of candidates seems TO be
unusually promising in the second dis
trict this year.
Jerry simpson seems to have made the
mistake Of having his Hayonet made
without any point IN it.
With his connection with tho yellow
journals Hon. John J. ingalls, ought 20
he able 20 throw a little spice into the
Conversational Record.
Hon. Spencer Pratt ought 70 bo put
in cold storage on his way over TO Amer
lea
The Chicago man who started IN 70
make gold out Of almost any old thing
did not make any out OF BATS scheme
Tho Turkish minister periodically dis
played his Gag on the Fourth OF July
lint the sultan still owes ms that snug
little sum for American claims
In opening his saloon Jim Jefries
might get along without John T. sulii-
vans prayers If he could catch his trade.
DeWolf Hopper is perfectly bald being
compelled 10 wear a wig, hut then this
is his fourth matrioniai venture.
Sir Thomas Upton will cXrcnd S50."V
on the Shamrock IN the yacht races.
There IS something about Linton that
suggests that "there rs many a slip be-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

Tn opening his saloon Jim Jefries
might get along without John T. suiii-
vans prayers if he could catch his trade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

Dewoif Hopper is perfectly bald being
compeued 10 wear wig. hut then this
IS his fourth matrioniai venture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

Sir Thomas Upton will cxrend $S0e0
on the Shamrock IN the yacht races.
There IS something about Lin'on that
suggests that "there rs many a sin be-
tween the cup and the Dip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

Tho Turkish minister periodically DIS
played his Gag on the Fourth OF July
huf the sultan still owes ms that snug
little sum for American claims.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

The Chicago man who started IN 70
mako gold out Of almost any old thing,
did not make any out OF BATS scheme
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

Hon. Spencer Pratt ought 70 be out
IN cold storage on his way over TO Amer
lea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

The brief talk between pitcher NcKin-
lev and catcher Henderson. looks ike
they were getting the signals I'm shape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

With his connection with tho yellow
journals Hon John j ingalls, ought 20
he able 20 throw n little spice into the
Congressional Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

The crop of candidates seems 10 be
unusually promising In the second dis
trict this year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

Jerry Simpson seems TO have made tho
mistake OF having his Hayonet made
without any point IN it,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

MANCHESTER BUREAU. ia HULL
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-08

For the fiscal year ending June 80 1890,
Alabama has contributed to the national
government over half a million dollars
i'm revenue taxes, being by far the largest
amount ever paid IN the history Of the
State.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-13
PORTLAND CAMERA CLUB.

At meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Portland Camera club which
was held yesterday afternoon In the Office
of George Il. Gould on Exchange street,
the following were elected to member.
ship; F. Armand Both, Adolph @ Both,
Frederick $. Builard, Herbert d. Bar
bour, Hiram I. Cook. Edward L. Dam,
Marshall Davis. Albert Fl. Evans, Natha n
Gold. Ernest Gerhardts, George e. Gus
tin. T. y. Hillman. George n. Knowl-
ton, John d. Knowlton. ]. A. Leighton.
Arthur r. baltimore, Abner W. Lowell,
Thomas B. Mosher. Malcolm Mao Rae,
Harry A. Morton, Edwin NJ. Northcott
NJ. D.. George B. Quinby, George o. Tut
tie. Charles NJ. Talbot, NJ D.. G. H. Wat.
erhouse, A. ~, Waterhouse. Fred O
Wright, Miss Nellie Bradford, Miss Har-
riet n. Berry, Miss Alice b. Grant, Miss
Mary l.. Watson.
This fall the club will have an exhi-
hilton Of pictures to which all amateurs
throughout the state are invited to con-
tribute their best works which will be
passed upon by a competent committee
and II found worthy will be awarded
space in the exhibit
The club is perfecting arrangements for
q nu-nber OF Saturday afternoon exour-
sions for It's members.
The club IL now In very flourishing
condition. having membership of 20,
most Of whom are active and enthusiastic
workers.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-13
THE DOMINION LINE TO RETURN
10 PORTLAND

The Grand Trunk Railway have once
more entered into arrangements with the
Dominion Line for the handling OF
Grand Trunk winter business:out Of Port
land. srt*
Last year. 1t will be remembered. tina
Lsyland Line seoured the contract with
the Grand Trunk for the handling of this
business, but 1t WAS Recognize ed at the
time that the new arrangement was like
ly to be more or less temporary. MIR.
Hays, general manager of the Grand
funk, submitted certain notifications In
the old contract to the Dominion Line
people for their consideration, and tbs
agents of the latter cabled to the London
managers OF the company for their decis-
ion. Mr.. Hays. according TO report
asked for reply ON the following morn
ing, and the reply not being forthcom
ing, he at once entered into arrangement
with the Leyland Line.
This year the Dominion Line have 40
ceptsd Mr.. Hays terms, and oncs NOR,
become the Grand Trunks Portland con
neotion for the transatlantic freight.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-13
THE H0RATIO HALL.
she Touched slightly I'm vineyard
sound bat No Damage was Done.


The stesmer Horatio Hall, Of the New
York line, arrived at her wharf in this
city last evening several hours late be-
GAUSS Of a slight accident which happened
In Vineyard Sound about q. m. We'd
nesday morning. The fng was very thiok
at the time, and the engines hal been
stopped while the officer In charge was
listening for the fog signal 10 order TO
determine the position OF the vessel. The
current set very rapidly, and.whils drift
ing with the engines stopped, the keel
struck on battle-ground shoal. An OH
Ger Of thu boat says that the shock was
not sufficient TO damage the keel or dt E.
turh the,large complement OF passengers,
who were nearly all in their berths.
Many did not know that they were
aground until told OF It later when they
came on derk. Whom 1t was known there
was no alarm or panic.
The tug Gypsum King. of Woods Holl,
came to the assistance Of the Horatio
Hall. A line was run aboard the steamer
and the tug began pulling at the other
end. and assisted by the steamers own
screw, succeeded in pulling her free.
After an examination which disclosed no
serious Injury to the steamer. she at oncs
resumed her passage to Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-13
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE.
NOTES.

NOTES.
e. L. Getchsll. Colby 'e5 has resigned
the prinoipalship of the Eastpors High
lchool, having accepted the position OF
principal of the Alliston grammar school
Of Cambridge, Mass. The Boston Globe
says that MIR. Getchell is the younges,
teacher in charge of grammar school i u
that city.
At a meeting Of the prudential com.
mittee of the trustees of Colby college,
Thursday, 1t was decided to authorize
Architects Stevens to make plans and
specifications for the remodelling of the
mems dormitory known as South COL.
ege. The house belonging to the collsg 1
which has bean occupied by Mrs. Wood
man, will be fitted up as the residence oil
President ButleT.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-13
SAIL AND DANCE TONIC HT.

There will 30 grand moonlight sail
and dance to Long island tonight, and IS
there Will undoubtedly be large crowd
in attendance q good time is assured all
who attend. The American Cadet orches-
ira will furnish music. Take the Harps-
well steamers at Portland pier where a
special steamer will leave at 2. 80 p. m.
Tickets including sail and dance 35 cents
and are now on sale at Hawes's music
store. Any lady accompanied by gen.
tlenan will be admitted to the sail and
dance free,