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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
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ir rs South ON their centre table they
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and were charmed with the progress
being made by This concern In publish
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the schools I'm the South. At the recent
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
ACAR0LlNA VIEW.
\ Prominent Newspaper in That state
l. Strong for Daniel.

\ prominent Newspaper IA tnat S'"tc
Is Strong for Daniel.
Kings Weekly published at Greonville,
n. g., says:
For quite % while ,he Bryan boom has
been cooling off, ID is very evident that
hs popularity is badly bois,ered by fanat-
Teal silfcrit.- more in the interest of the
leaves and fishes tlan anything else. There
is no use DENYING that he has talked
very much. and at ail times not very
wisely. Many of DIS a6 rampant support
ers are Enthusiastically mkew9rm. Few
Populsts would ever vote for him again,
and lots OF good Democrats would also
address was delivered hy Mr.. JAS. u. Sad
Ter of Cumberland county va.
Dr. Robert D Tucker. Warren Jeter
and W. S. G00de acted as m9rshals. and
j. H. Hobsou 6. J.. English. and Mr..
scratch him. TITS generally admitted that
bis nomination means defeat Then q
viii Doe suicidal ON the part OF the Dem
ocr3ts to put him up again.
For some time many conservative lead
ing Democrats have been casting about
for the man for 1900 il Is surprising.
too. that many Western Democrats, arr
dent Organizes in 'H6. are among that
number seeing the futility OF longer car
rying the Bryan incubus. They are ready
Ito throw It off, IT, must be- thrown Off or
defeat is inevitable
The man just now enjoying a sponta-
ncous BOOM which is fast growing, is
SON of the Mother of idents'-John
W. Daniel Of Virginia
ln almost every respect he would make
au ideal candidate. A strong. consarya-
tive silver advocate. statesman of learn
ing ana ability. o. gentleman of the high
est honor and deepest integrity a patriot
answering .u IFS devotion TO- duty man
broad. liberal and experienced. Dc is the
man 20 place ~ The holm of the ship Of
state"
John Warwick Daniel o. Virginia. Is
the man for 1900
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.SydnOr & HundIey,
Leaders.


,rerly master Of transportation OF the
wabash railroad.
Mr George b. Allen, passenger agent
of the Charleston Division of che south
en- railway. with headquarters al Charles
ton. s. C., Is the guest OF Captain g. W.
tbury. travelling passenger agent or
the Southern. az this point
Mr.. Allen is well known in railroad cir
Giles and has been connected with the
Southern in various capacities FOR some
time lie was formerly the division pas
senger agent az Atlanta. Ga.
General Manager stevens. OF the Ches-
aDeake and Ohio. is In Cincinnati.
Superintendent OF Motive Power w. $.
Morris. OK Chesapeake and Ohio. is at
clifton Forge and will make tour OF In
spection OF the western division OF the
road
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
MISS GOODMAN A BRIDE.
Was Married 60 Mr.. Richards In Bal
timore Last Night.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 4-Special-A quiet
bur pretty marriage Of one OF Richmond s.
fairest daughters took place IN this city
tonight at the home of Mr.. and Mrs..
Samuel Arthur Nattans, when Miss Kath-
arine Ogarita Goodman, the eldest daugh-
ter OF the late A. b. Goodman, was mar
rled 10 Mr.. Salvador S. Richard, of Wash
inston, d. c.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
l.. Stern, OF Washington. and was most
impressive. The house was beautifully
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
Ar,cr Thoneht. of a jag.

A startling discovery was made 7u"q l,'
morning In Blanchari's aleF' "n.n
Mceman Lewis Werner went t"e'9
serve a warrant A white man ,a'u.D
Frank Brooks. who was under me m
fuence of intoxicants. was i3unu 20 os
I'm a helpless condition haElns O''' '''''''
OF all mis- clothing and money
Policeman Werner inye' iisaIed me cass
and found that the deed was planned
and carried out by Geofse smith ana
Pobert white. and that me CONES l, haa
been pawned at me p''.g on ~ IA , ~ ilal
field. IL was decioeD ~ commune '''' case
IN pacember bth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
Illn., AZ Half Mast.

out of respect 20 the memory o. the
late Professor George +. Merrill the flags
on all the public school buildings We're
az half-mast yesterday.
The Normal school. ~ which he was
principal suspended am studies The other
schools were dismissed az o'clock a. =
mark Of respect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
just What lie Wanted.

Grocer So you've given up drinking.
have YOU. Uncle Rastus2
Uncle Rastus-Yes, Sab. / amt fetched
a drap IN TO- weeks.
Groccr-Weu, you deserve a great deal
of credit for that
Uncle Rsstus Yes. sab. that's just what
thinks. Mistah Brown. ! wuz jes' gwne
ter AK YOU ef you cud trus' me TO some
groceries.-C Columbus (Ohio) State Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
4 sPANIAKD's VIEW OF DEWEN's
VICTORY.


,en,N.,,rn.. ,.,,,u- nj. nL,yyI,N.S
= - - ''''' ,-,'.,',,,>
Ihe Ne" AoiN iiei''u "' 9"''''' p''''''
whlt purp0rts t1 be the defence of Gcncr-
.f e...., y.r, commanded AT Cayite
e.....t, ,,t. e,,,o,,. hattie. 90
i''''' "'1' i' VIII De ieoa'ieo llaO "po"
DIS return 10 Spain this officer was court
m8rtaIlad for his failure to defend fine
,
''' "' N''''' against ~ "'' "-'a'N'
Iu tle article which The Herald prints Doe
tells why he did not do So and ID is d
,f,ff,,r .tor,
~ ''' "e Says ''"' '"e 81 s''''
at tdtIe was in uo sense fort, but
small sandy Ionah mot rrotortn1 Iv
.,
No i"D "' "i'''i'l!' very "''''
provisions of amy kind, no submarine dee
fences. nothing that would permit ID to be
o- ,,.. ,.r......,.. ,,... i,7o.l ,,..,, o,, cha.
''' anna ". Ilo'
Ihe only coast line defence was q squad
nom composed of some rotten ships, which
could NOT even have made am ordinary
..-| '' "' t'''' ''''' N'4 N-tA'.'' ''i...
cm artillery is evident from the fact
that they were destroyed and burned in
ONE hour and three-Quarters, leaving the
arsenal no the mercy Of the enemy
When 10 is known that we had for our
only means of defence q cannon QaliseD of
sixteen centimetres and two old pieces
which had been taken from the frgate
Bereugu.a iu 1866 our piteOus condition
wl boz understood. This cannon would
perhaps have been useful I'm destroying
ono of the little boats of Aguin1ldo. bur
what could it DO in the face OF an attack
from ships of 1900 TONS. fortified 10y arr
tIlerv from The naval reserve of England,
on which were English gunners. who re-
ccivod, each 0ue five pounds in sold every
week. ON which the Yankees had been
trained for year in advance at target
practice which cost the United States
large amount of money IN truth. we
h'. ,r b .'I or. I tra,o cannon Of seven
canumctre- and five miHimetres retro
charge. which. compared with cannons of
a ''4'I Dewey was as sgaL'''y ''- io' " Pi0-
Olir adJitionaI defence consisted I'm the
military forces of the garrison OF the ar-
naL This 1mo unied TO forty suaLds o.
l.-.. .,rr, ,rer. Furoneans and tIirtv-
tvo were Indians. some were armed with
Mau-ers others had no arms whatever.
'n '.. il'ie were hmt'y-'"o me" lh E'i-
,r... ,,.,s t,. sit,stio, when the Orvm-
pa fred upon us. and every shot which
did mot burn our ships found victim in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
At His Word.

Customcr-You sell cracked eggs at half
price. do YOU not?
Clerk Ycs'm m: we always make a 90 per
cent reduction on cracked goods Any
thing else today?
Customer-Yes. you may give me a dol
Jars worth of cracked wheat. Here's 30
oents.-C0.umbus Ohio State Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
Quite Clear.

Mrs sheepsed Cartlessly)-"I suppos,
our soldiers will take lot OF tar vim
them TO the Transvaal?'
Mr.. Sheepsed 0oaming at the mouth
"Tar, What for?'
Mrs. Sheepsed (s.ill more artlessly)
"Nhy, 10 fight pitched battles with. Of
ourser'-Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
4 Coming Sensation.

Deacon SANITY 60 wife as congregation
assembles) Where IS Mrs. Fashuns this
morning? She is usually among the early
Corners
Mrs. SANITY She viii be late to-day
saw her buying "a new hat last week
Baltimore American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
SUI i'm Training.

Rrown-"Who was the fellow YOU were
ouarreliing with last night
Jones-"Oh. that was a member Of last
seasons Cleveland baseball team"
Prown-"Did he hit you?"
Jones-"No. Of course not-but he strucl,
at me several times. Chicago News
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
False Doctrines

School Examiner-What is the meaning
OF false doctrine?
Schoolboy Please, sir. it's when the doc
tor gives the wrong stun 20 people who
are sick.-Boston Christian Register
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Among Railroad Men.

-. $ steyers or Los Angeles. Cal.
~. ..,,eet OF his cousin, Mr.. O.. ". stew
- ~. General Manager OF the Chesapeake
e , o..S railway. Mr.. stevens nas fSf-
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Knight OF "COurt-House." Milton Atkin
son. crowned Miss Ethel =. Woodward
as queen; Knight Of Spencer" +. /.
Jordan. crowned Miss Annie Williams as
frt maid: Knight Of Irwin" A. b. Cor
nell. crowned Miss Jennie Stratton ag
second maid, and knight OF Mt Pella,'
Eddy Touhy. crowned Miss Nora Williams
as third maid.
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The Chicago News prints tn. follow
ing
"It seems good 10 be in The North and
talk with cue of our lawmakers and
know that all the bitterness Of nearly for-
ty years has been buried deep in the
past said john II. Reagan, the only sur
vivins member Of jefferson Davis cab
met, 20 Senator John c.. Spooner. Of Wis
consin, 81 the rotuuda Of the Auditorium
Hotel The tall, broad houldered Texan
lifted his hands and rested them upon the
shoulders of the rather diminutve Sem
at0r from Wisconsin and smiled down
upon him. Ills kindly, happy face, sur
rounded by his gray locks. his broad.
black felt hat and the long black coat,
with white str.nS tie, save the COM
nined effect Of a preacher and a true
southron
The TWO men stood in the center OF the
corridor for Il haif-h0ur talking Of days
long gone by. They were soon the center
of attraction. and many comments were
passed upon the position Of the two men
ls the trembling hand o. ex-senator
Reagan rested ON the Northern Senators
shoulders.
"Yes, sir.' said Mr. Reagan. "AIr
Spooncr has invited me 90 the opera with
him. Think or me. the bitter Johnui.
Reb. seated side by side with a tricky
Nank at an opera. This demonstrates
what time viii do'
Yet there are those who say that 10 is
too soon 20 nominate a Southern man for
The Presidency. We do not believe b.
Find the right man. and ST. will make DO
difference asaius, him that De- halls irom
fnn Cnufh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
TOURNAMENT IN POWHATAN.
Mr.. Milton Atkinson Crowned Miss
Ethel -. Woodward.

POWHATAN Q. IT,, VA Dec. i-Spa-
al.-Thanksglving Day was celebrated
at this place by a tournament and bali
al night. Nineteen knights entered. The
charge to the knights was delivered by
Col. w. j.. Wickham and the coronation
VIM II. Collins, of New York. were the
judges
Below Is a list of the knights who en-
tered, with their assumed names. and
with the number Of rings taken by each
knight:
knight OF 80 Kings
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TUESDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1899
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passing down the Street who look liEe
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they are mother and daughter, and yOu
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Why isn't i soi
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Of the essentially feminine organs that
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mesa The desiof did not do me any good, . /
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use the medidueS Weighed olly ia PoundA
now weigh ilo pounds"
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08
MARTINS BERRY BRIEFs.

Albert Wilson, an employe Of the
I.aughlln, had his face, neck and arms
badly burned yesterday morning py
one Of the pots containing hot grease
exploding and splashing u portion OF
its contents over him. He was FemoY-
ed to HIS home on Pearl street, where
he was attended by DR.. shuttlewor'h'
Miss LottIe McCluskey, who has been
the guest of the family Of L. ]. c. Dren-
men for the past two weeks, LETT yes
terday for Uhrchsville 10 visit rela-
tiVes few days before returning TO her
home In Kane, Pa.
Rev. S. ]. Boyle, pastor OF the Pres
byterlan church, has been granted by
the congregation "A months vacation,
and there Will be no services at that
church the remainder of the month.
Mt. and Mrs. E. K. HOge leave to-
morrow for a two weeks trip Of the
eastern cities, including New YORK,
Philadelphia, Boston and Saratoga
Misses Jennie and Mabel Davis, who
have been the guests OF Mrs. William
Reed. on Hickory street, return to their
home in Cleveland to-day.
The fourteenth anniversary Of the
Maennerchor society will be celebrat-
ed with a picnic on Sunday, August ~,
at McSword's orchard.
Miss Mabel Jones, who has for the
past two weeks been the guest OF rela-
lives In Mlngo. returned to her home In
this city yesterday.
Miss Ellen Mitchell entertained sever
al friends In pleasant manner az her
home on South Fourth street last eV-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Owens and son,
Nta n
family OF NJ. 81. Sheets, at The ElIns'
Miss Nellie ReItz leaves tomorrow
for Philadelphia and Atlantic city 10 ne
gone couple OF weeks.
Rev. II. n. Campbell, Of Parls, Pm,
Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jamea A.
Gray, on Third street.
Miss Ada HuliIl went to Pittsburgh
yesterday to spend couple OF weeks
with relatives.
Miss Bessie Barr has returned from q
four weeks visit with friends at Cam
bridge, Ohio.
Miss Coreva Coleman leaves to-day
for Powhatan and Sistersviile to visit
relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. Parr left yesterday for
Rochester, Pa, to visit relatives Few
days.
]. e. Reynolds leaves tomorrow ev-
enIng for Atlantic City. to be gone ten
days.
Miss Cleod Anthony is the guest Of
her brother, Joseph, in Pittsburgh this
week.
Mrs. w. II. Hobbs will spend the day
with friends at Moundsville.
Fred Barber, of slstersvIlle, is visit
Ipo htg naranta in this city,
Mars Gillespie, Of Barton, spent yes
terday with friends here.
T. ong is the guest of his parents
in Smithneld.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08
BOWLING.

Last nights scores in the Mozart
league were as follows:
c. C. C.-Bremer, ,t57, 90, 1871; Bels-
wlnlS.r. 96. 10, l18: Gaus, IlS, IA, 1il;
Brand. ia, 176. III; Handlan, 1853, 1856,
159; Blind. 154, 142, 49,; totals, $50, $50,
$40.
Harvest-Rahr. l57, 1879. 162: Franz,
1877, 1855, ISL: Brusch, liS. 1876. l65; VOL
vingt0n, 1i9. 146. 1916: Belswinger, 1865,
1S9. 1913; Blind, l4s, ~. 1854; totals, 9iS'
1923, gO7.
N. f. L. & A. A.-Beuter. 147, 154. 1S7;
Jones, $50. $40, 1916, Norteman, 1853, l29,
1877; Wilhelm. 14g. 1876. $50: Falck, i23,
1876, 1GS: Blind, 100. 164, 1879; totals, SS7,
SIS, S93.
Natlonals-Dawson, 100. ss, iSS: Sha-
fer. l47, los, 1902: Helmbright, 100, 1856,
1879; Carenbauer. 100, l19. 143; Smith. 125,
1919. 1856; Fugate, 15J, ISL, III; totals. 747,
76l 500,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-08
MARTINS FEKRY NEWS,
The Daily Chronicle Of WheeIing''
Progressive Neighbour.


Last evening at 5;25 O'Clock occurred
the deata OF Harry c. Jump, Of this
city, at the MOundsyille camp grounds.
Mr. Jump for nearly two years past
had been q sufferer from that dread
disease, consumption, Il being the cause
OF his death. About 1--WE weeks ago ne
was taken much worse and In hopes
that the chnnge OF SURROUNDINGS might
prove beneficial to his falling condition,
he, with his family, engaged quarters
at the Moundsvllle camp grounds, but
the Improvement which was hoped Tor
did not maleriallze and with each suc-
ceedlng day his condition became frall-
er. Mr.. Jump had for several years
carried on a very successful dry goods
and notion business on Broadway. Pc
ceased was 80 years OF uge. member
Of Ohio City lodge No. 81, Knights Of
Pythias, and was an elder and consist
emit member OF the First NJ. Il. church
OF this city. A wife, two children ana
host Of friends are LETT to mourn his
untimely demise. His reinains were
conveyed to his late home on Broad,
way last night, but as yet no funeral
ARRANGEMENTS have been made tartheF
than that they will be held under the
auspices Of the local order Knlghts OF
Pythias.