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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

something on which 10 rest and cling and
on which to climb up into tho light and
the air
In the nature Of man there are planted
thoughts OF God and accountability ana
eternity. Beneath tho love OF self and the
world. beneath the sin and the unDolei
ana an the pleasure and content OF the
world are the sumbering sense or want
and the uusatisncd needs N the SOU.
Tondrils of desire and yearning awake
at "A touch. The word Of truth. the sor-
row come home. the s0lemnity or great
joy, contact with sickness and death, SUI
wistful yeow'ugs. and set tho souls ten
drills feeling out in vscancy TO grasp that
which will stay and snpport.-Central
Presbyterian.
Tho fact that a man has benefited as
does not prove that he would make
safa companion. Va acknowledge our
indebtedness 10 the honey bee. Zoe we do
not usually think 80 wise 90 cultivate us
acQualniance- Christian Advocate.
In tho old times. when sermons aver
aged an hour and half or two hours In
length. the sexton was provided with
long pole adorned at one end with a hare
foot and no the other with hares tall
Whenever Dee found q lady sleeping he
touched her face gently with the hare's
tail; when o. man slept DE used The end
OK his rod with the hare's foot on 10
Even then the OVERRIDING sermon was a
WEAKNESS TO the flesh Religious Herald.
Wa hayo need TO consider that God
does not. and from His very nature cam
not regard orr sins only as "a calamity
appealing to Ills pity. but as crime
when deserved his condemnation
southern Churchman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

c,ty. The deal has not yet been closed.
inc Pullman Palace Car Company the
southern Express Company and the Bell
Telephone Company have finally acqui-
esced in the valuation for taxation liked
on their property by the Railroad Board
OF Equalization I'm South Carolina. The
Western Union. which is taxed for $1,000
CO.. protested and will have a hearing
before the board.
(The Cramp shipbuIldiug Company, OF
Philadelphia. have just secured contracts
Tor building three immense vessels. one
OF which D. 20 be the largest ever ordered.
being more than seven hundred feet long
The vessels are for the Transatlantic
company.
Inc Prohibitionsts Of Pennsylvania have
nominated full State ticket The plat
form denounces tho liquor traffic and
trusts ard favors female suffrage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
Randolph Macon System and Tween
ticfh Century Movement.

sTANARDSVILLE VA. July -i.-Spe-
clal-The thr,y-third session Of the
Charlottesville District. Conference OF the
Methodist Church. which has been n
session here since Wednesday morning
closed this afternoon The morning ses-
sion was taken mp with reports from sum
day-schooi interests. Epworth Leagues
and education.
Dr. vs.. W. Smith. OF Lynchburg, Va,
chancellor of the RlndOlph-Macon sys-
tenn and manager of the Twentieth Gem
curry Fund movement OF the Virginia
Conference. addressed the conference in
The interest of the system and The move
mcnt
dr. Smith said that DE had found the
people willing Co give literally wherever
he had been and thought Virginia would
give twice as much as her part by the
time for reporting ln 1901. Rev. James
Cannon, Jr.. of Blackstone Va, spoke
also OBJ the movement
Bishop CRANBERRY left yesterday for his
home
The order here during the session Of
The conference has been unusually good.
The delegates expressed themselves as
highly pleased with their entertain
mcnt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

When the maiden I'm the old Teufonio
myth saw the Dragon approach she was
much terrified. Are YOU going TO de-
YOUR meg" she shriekcd. casping her
hands agonizedly. NO. Maude." replied
the Dragon sarcastically. "Im simply
going 90 take your chewing gum away
f-om your Whence we see that even
Dragon eventually becomes tired OF being
asked foolish questious-Dctroit Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

Not only should the South write the
next national Democratic platform, but
Sc should have "a representative on that
ticket. After nearly forty years. with
out having had a President or a vice
President the Southern states should
come 10 their own again II we have not
purged ourselves OF the charges Of dis
loyalty by this time. we never viii be
purged. In ten thousand ways, the South
has given proof Of her loyalty 20 the
Union and TO the issues OF the future
rather than OF the dead past BY tongue
and pen and finally by sword itself the
sons OF the South have grandly cham
piOned the cause or reunited country
Years ago, Ben Hill. and Henry Grady,
and T. o. G. Lamar. and numberless
others of the sons OF the South gave
assurance that We were In the Union
10 stay. and that our faces we're 10 the
future. But II took the swords OF FitZ-
hugh Lee and Joseph Wheeler and the
bounding bouyant responses of the
southern boys 10 the recent call 20
arms. ito make assurance doubly sure,
and no man even I'm the centres of the
North can ever open his mouth concern
ing the South, or can ever wag his tongue
against a Southern man. II he asplre5
even 10 the chief maglstracy Of the ma
ton The Southern States then, that
have been giving a majority OF their cleo
toral votes u the Democratic tickle, ever
Stree the Civil War, should surely have
representation upon that ticket at The
next election. The name OF t1thugh Lee
would run through convention IKE
prairie fire. In fact, 10 prevent MS nohll-
nation they would have 70 call OUT the
whole Chicago fire department and turn
on the hose. That Is the feeling In the
South, while IL the West and North-
west the name OF Lee is second only 70
that OF Dewey himself. Dewey IL me
Dean OF the corps. but after him comes
that blunt. YET tactful. loyal, serene, Wise
and courageous son Of old Virginia, Fitz-
hugh Lee. The ticket most talked or IN
the South is Bryan and Lee; but The
platform is no mans, and Is TO be Writ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
KIDWELL SUIT DECIDED
In Favor Of Defendant Company-Di-
yorce Proceedings Commenced.

NOltt llutttuiiiE1 Nbihhithtth.
In tho Law and Equity Court yester-
day the suit of Terry Kidwers admins
traitor ys the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Company was decided in favor OF the
defendant company Damages We're laid
at $4,000. A motion for a new trial was
Overruied.
Judgment was rendered yesterday
morning I'm the Law and Equity Court
for the plaintiff 200 the case of Roberts
and Fickn rs. T.. NJ. Moon * Co., for
SlB.s0.
In the Chanery Court Sophia Bear
qualified as the Administrative of the es-
tate of her husband Julius Bear.
Mrs Belle Zimmerman yesterday
through her counsel Alr. w. n. Beve-
ridge. instituted suit in the Law and
Equity Court praying Tor n divorce a
.vinculo matrlmonl from her husband,
Louis Zimmerman. The couple We're
married IN January last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
APassengcr's Opinion.

Lady cat railway stationl-Is there any
objection Co dogs in this car conductor?
Gentleman ton platforml-I am not the
conductor. madam. / viii say, however,
that there is a crying baby in this car.
and if your dog is big enough 90 swallow
the baby. ] think Dee will Doe welcome
New York Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
How She Got Even.

"IIave YOU heard about Mrs Smart?"
"No. another row with her husbandY'
"Not yet. lie insisted on her bathing
dress being so long. so she bought UNI
shrunk flannel and when DE comes down
he'll find 70 shorter than anyone's here
Plck-Me-Up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

Farmer Joues-They say Lies out OF
politics
Farmer Smith-Guessoi Anyway, he
paid of his mawgidge when he might a
had IL renewed jesswells not-Detroit
Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
EIlILI!,I.9i 3 SON
a Speciality.

Primary Secondary. or Tertiary sy-
uhillls permanently cured IN 10 10 81 Gay D
You can bee treated az home Tor the same
price under same guaranty. II you prefer
~ como mere We viii ccatract 70 pay
..,ilroad fare and hotel bills. and no
cbarge II we fail 20 cure. II you have
taken Mercury Iodide Potash, and sun
nave acnes and pains. Mucous Patches In
mouth. Sore Throat, Pimples, Copper
Colored Spots Ulcers on any part OF the
bodv hair or eyebrows falling out. It Is
this Svphlnuc BLOOD POISON that we
Guarantee to- cure. We solicit the most
obstinate cases and challenge the world
for a case we cannot cure This disease
has always bahied the skill OF the most
hind our unconditional guaranty. Anso-
frts proofs sent sealed on application
cool, Remedy CO.. Chicago, l1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
KILLED CHIEF OF POLICE.
Posse with Bloodhounds i'm Pursuit Of
The Murderer.

the Murderer.
HAMLET. n. c.. July M-Special.-
Mr. Atkson. chief OF police at Red
Springs. y. c.. was shot to death to-day
by the negro Tom Moore. The negro
had been fighting and the officer had
warrant for his arrest. When the officer
attempted % execute the warrant the
negro drew n 3S-calibre pistol and shot
MIN through the heart killing him al
most instantly.
After the officer had fallen the negro
remarked. Damn you. I won't be ar
rested" and shot him twice more ana
then ned
At 1890 tonight several men and three
blood hounds are In hot pursuit OF the
negro. and should he be captured, he
Will doubtless be lynched.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
Crude Profanity.

"Thc idicms OF the game have their
limitations"
eyes. VIXEN a man misses a stroke he
talks just the same as If he had hit his
thumb with a hammer."-Puck
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
AFTERMATH.

John r. Mclean. proprietor of the Gin
cinnau Enquirer Is negotiating for the
purchase Of the Louisville Commercial.
the only Republican newspaper in that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
TIMES BUILDING.
TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
pIcI4AnND VA.

RICHMOND. VA.
yD.,r many TIMES - served by car.
Tiers on tneir Own account lh lhls Guy
and AanC hester Tor 40 Genus a "V -,
month wnen yAi0 monthly, by man
outsloe OF tSichlJond. ~ cents month,
$50 a year-any @nese IN the Chi'e1
STATES " 49,.
Reading Notices. ID readins- ina'ter WV
g ctats per line. 1000
furnished on Application .s..
Remit by draft. check, posioin-e oi~e 81,
or registered letter Currency SEM ~
mall In AT the risk OF the sender.
Times yelephones-Busia once; ~
Phone, Al; Ola Phone. 6s9. baitV,..ee'
Rooms-NeS Phone. 81. Ola 'fhoae5 ."'
Nompos M ROOms-New Phone S'<'
Specimen Ccples free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
OUR RELIGIOUS CONrEMPORA.
RIES.

IL IS a mark OF an evil mind 10 be Of a
ouarrelsome disposition, because inju-
rious words and quarrels arise from the
same evil principle and are the source
OF great disorders They break the bonds
OF friendship. cause division among pa
rents. destroy all the peace OF the soul
by Introducing hatred and revenge and
orten effect the ruin OF families-CathOlic
Nisito:.
There Is something quite pathetic I'm the
reaching out OF the tendrils of the vine.
the life Of the vine is blindiy seeking for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
smnIlnnx In Winston.

WINSTON. y. C.. July 22.-special-
Dr. Summers. health officer, announces
to-day that suspected case Of small
pox was discovered here yesterday after
noon.
me patient is Jim Eaton. negro. He
was sent to the House Of Detention last
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

THE WEEKLY TIMES-Issued ano maj.
cd In two parts-One dollar year by
mSil-sny where Ia the United StaIes.
Address al communications AID c0IteS-
ponaence 10 The Times Comptpy.
THE TINES COafhNf'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

All subscriptions by mail payable IN ~ 4,
vance Watch tho label on your pspe,, -
you live out OF Richmond. and see Nhen
your subscription expires. so you CAP ="
new before the paper Is siop2eo'
Tie Times is ALWAYS indebted 10 lI'enoSS
who favor Il w,ah society items snO
personals but m1st urge that al soSil
be sent over tins signature OF I'd"
sender. 80,
All unsigned communications Will be re-
sected always.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

England and America are growing more
and more alike Both are hot and pros
porous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

10 Will be am interesting coincidence
when Governor Hogg meets Secretary
Root.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

Now that Aleer has resigned. the Pre-
s.deut VIII take his vacation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

The Baltimore American says: "Ihe
closer Dewey gets to home the bigger
gets Dis reception" Not SO. however the
"Dewe Home Fund That grows about
as fast as q pound of fee I'm the sunshine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
PETERSBURG AGENT.
MRS. .. c. HUTCHINSON. Z LOABAhD
STREET.

THE MAILING LIST Is ONLY PRINT
ED ABOUT EVERY TEN - -. : - :;
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CHANGED As Soon as THE SUB
SCRIPTION IS RENEWED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

ten by the run convention and written
N meet the issues OF the present ana
the future. not Of the past.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
CASTCRIA
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

MANCHESTER BUREAU. Iii HULL
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

1t would appear from our dispatch from
san Francisco that the Filipino soldiers
are not rettns themselves as TO whether
or not the civilized nations discard the
dum-dum bullet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

WE DESIRE no GAIL THE ATIEN,
TON OF ALL PERSONS sEND L,n.,
POLITICAL NEWS AND On. iEH - : ~ 10
TKE NECESSITY or SIGNING I'll. i y,
NAMES TO SUCH REPORTS As . ii ,r -
THE RULE OF THIS PAPER NOI y - -
PUBLISH ANY ARTICLE TIE NAME
OF WHOSE AUTHOR IS UNkOWN;;
REJECTED CONTRIBUIhOiN'S c, " IN
NOT BIZ RETURNED UNLhSS ALUM
PANIED BY STAMPS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

The demand for collins seems not 20
diminish There is death an around us,
and very often two or more wagons are
in town waiting 90 carry ont boxes I'm
which some loved one is 90 be placed
Pitsyivania Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-13
A STRONG AND TACTFUL LEADER.
MINISTER BRIDGMAN THINKS COLONEL PANDo
WILL MAKE A GOOD PRESIDENT FOR BOLIVIA.

MINISTER BRIDGMAN THINKS COLONEL PANDo
WILL MAKE A GOOD PRESIDENT FOR BOLIVIA.
George H. Bridgman. United States Minister TO
Bolivia arrived in New-York yesterday morning on
the steamer Finance. Speaking Of the revolution
which began in Bolivia about the middle of Janu-
ary. Mr.. Bridgman said: Although the excuse
for the revolution supposed 10 be a dispute re-
garding the location Of the seat OF government. It
was really in the interest of Colonel Pando. the in
surgent leader. The revolution was ended early in
April by decisive battle near Oruro Pando with
desperate courage and bold maneuvring plucking
victory out OF defeat"
What do you think of the possibilities Of Pando 8
governments" Mr.. Bridgman was asked.
Colonel Pando is a strong wise and tactful lead
er. He should make a good President. and II he
receives the support he deserves there should be
q marked Improvement In the general conditions
OF Bolivia. Pando captured and shot thirty-ive OF
the ringleaders OF the Indians who committed the
horrible atrocities during the rebellion. aud this
had a most salutary effect. During the first week
OF May there were threats of the Indians to burn
La Paz. but such attempt was made. For about
two weeks the capital WAS In daily fear OF bonn
bardment by Aonzo. and during this time the
American Legation kept in readiness several Ameri
cans and Englishmen to resist possible mob attack
In Bolivia in all South American republics
there is wholesome fear and respect OF the
United States now than existed prior 10 the Span
| ish war"
MI Bridgman thinks II will be three months be
| fore President Pando will have organized his Cab
nef
New-York tribune., 1899-06-13
Che 0nrt.

with %Sse cabin RSs;s.s'isss II. q ~
g'ssn.s ne. Generate 'f'"'a''An''4-' n,,..mo MAJ
MS;snsS: @ With HS'sy t4at ri5'fP
& CO: vessel to seaser. Arrived D. '
Steamer Finance sukeforth. Colon June O. w'a Aariss
and Sc passengers to Panama Railroad IS y"
at sssmsr as se' TSorp No Askeand MsIscaiS' psss
ana Curacao g. with mdse TO Bouiton. b"s'
Arrived at the ba5 at KeSss june ''
msss and pso"rSSd Risk Brunswsk Ca June '
mdse and 70 Il Mallory yS;os : SG' and Ss-ps
News with mdse to old Dominion IS CO. ,,,,. % =
steamer Bueneds. Charles. Baltimore VIII"
tSs,sI State, cruiser Marietta symOnds Port s'N'-
lf'asse sandy Hook, Ss' j. June IA $50 mw'a'h'' '~
wind south: light ,,rn
y S'eaSe.f Netolk Europe cr London penin.asr ss
Lisbon. etc: jamestown. Norfolk and Newport wv
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
>,....,., Iuns ii-Arryed, steamers Hegarnv 80 80
raSior' New ork: 10th. arrived Taylor 'S"'
Glasgow. June i2-Arlved. steamer CITY Of Rome
iGGns Iast Of lewis June lPassed steamer o0"A '~'
Dune, Head June ii-Passed steamers r,s' rSnsSsiu
J..gsS,s SssyG ssrt 9ss tSr.ss tsr .sssss ETC
II,s;rt June iI-Psssed. steamer ortel (Br'' @"''
Ns%nSSTs ,or 1Sns ,SIArrivsd steamer chr'''''s'
,,,.T schrot,en NewYork for s,ettn. o.,,c,a .C;sr
Hamburg June il-Arrived. steamer FhD"'''"
Iethauser. New-lork. ,>.,.,nston (Br
Albrecht New-York. - ,,.,,o. o.>r, Jsns
Flushing. June lo-Arriveo steanier "e"
sen New York. .-.,., .tsamer SN
% Rowy Nss rCIs tSr sinssp9r%s %oouoOoo sis Or
penton New-York for bordeaux etc .,., ssal
Glhraar June ~ IL m-saled. sseahvss evork
,oer, Mrow from Genoa and Naples for New ,i.s, WI
Pen,s Fenars. June l2Pssssd steamer T.SIss Hs s,e
hahn II lt;erI Hogemann New-York for Nspss' Mule
sue June ii-Arriyed steamer catanA V"s"
Yokohama. etc. for New-York-
New-York tribune., 1899-06-13
NO PENSION FOR ROUGH RIDERS WIDOW
POLICE BOARD UNABLE TO GRANT ONE WITHOUT

POLICE BOARD UNABLE TO GRANT ONE WITHOUT
A SPECIAL ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Cora j. Eberman, widow OF Henry J. Eberman,
a policeman and a Rough Rider, who died In
Brooklyn hospital after his return from the war
has written a letter to Governor Roosevelt asking
him 10 intercede for her In procuring pension
from the Police Department. The Department de-
MED her application.
Eberman received permission from the Depart
ment TO go TO the war but he died from fever con-
tracted at Tampa. On the receipt Of the widows
letter Governor Roosevelt sent the following 10
the Police Board:
Gentlemen: Henry j. Eberman New-York City
policeman, enlisted In my regiment during the war,
did his duty we'll and faithfully and died In the
performance OF IT, His widow has applied 10 me
Police Department. l inclose her letter TO you:
Is II not possible TO give her pension? | shall
greatly appreciate your attention in this matter.
Very truly yours, THEODORE fOoShN ELL
The Police Commissioners have communicated
with the Governor stating that Eberman was ex-
cused to enlist In the United States service HIS
salary was paid for the time he away but the
application OF his widow for pension was denied
because he had been only three years the force
at the time OF hts death. Under the law. 1t was
stated the Board has no power 10 grant a pen
sion TO those who have served less than ten
years unless the died from an injury re-
ceived in doing police duty. The Board stated
that an act OF the Legislature Is the only method
NJ relief
New-York tribune., 1899-06-13
pOsTOFFICE SALARIES TO BE CUT.

GENERAL, REDUCTIONS NECESSARY IN ORDER
TO KEEP WITHIN THE APPROPRIATION.
Assistant Postmaster-General Perry S. Heath
called on Postmaster Van Cott yesterday and had
a long conference with him relative 10 the dsposl-
ton OF the appropriation made by Congress Tor
carving on the work OF the New-York office for
the ensuing year. Mr.. Heath said that there would
have TO be a general pairing down of expenses In
order TO keep within the appropriation made by
Congress. His plan, he sald would be to put on q
number OF clerks at the minimum salary, as large
number as possible. rather than to employ smaller
number of clerks at higher rates.
He said further that there would have to be
reimbursement OF salaries in all of the clerical
branches as the carriers are employed at stated
salaries which cannot be changed. No clerks,
however will be employed at salaries less than
5000 year. Mr. Heath will spend the day to-day
going over the roster with Postmaster Van Cott, IN
order 10 decide where reductions in salaries, or
changes can be made TO the advantage OF the ad-
ministration OF the Office.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-13
BIDS WANTED FOR CITY BONDS.

Controller Coler yesterday advertised the sale Of
city bonds 10 the amount Of 900. the bids to
be opened at the office OF the Controller in the
Stewart Building, on Wednesday, July 5, at 2
p. m. The bonds bear interest at the rate OF 3Ia
per cent and are payable In gold. or the total
amount to be sold 5000 900 is for the Of the
Dock Department. tL7OO.OoO for new schoolhouses
in Manhattan and The Bronx, 81 10000 for schools
and school sites in Brooklyn, 10000 for school
houses and sites in Queens and 100000 for school
houses and sites in Richmond; s25O,CO is for the
use OF the East River Bridge Commissioners,
$4,000 for the Appellate Division Courthouse S0.-
for the public library. 10000 for addi-
tions to the American Museum OF Natural His
tory $3.50 600 for buildings under the charge the
Commissioner OF Correction. $4,000 for the con
struction and Improvement OF parkways $500 Oo1
for new stock for the Street Cleaning Department
and $325000 for the new aqueddct.