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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16

n IER. a hero of two wars ana
Il 1I a cavalry leader of distinction
WI in twenty brilliant campaigns,
arrived in San Francisco last
,,;sb+ on route for active duty at the
So in another campaign. He was ac-
,o,,nanied in his journey across the
continent by his daughter MISS Annie
wheeler of the Red Cross Society;
his aid de camp, First Lieutenant
FRANK C. Boles. Sixth United States
Infantry, and Samuel Garratt, secre-
tary.
General Wheeler is wiry, active SOL
dier of 62 years. He seems in hne condl-
ton physically for another tour OF act
i've work on the battle line. Mentally
he is alert. In mind and body and soul
he is an American and defender of the
old flag.
General Wheeler said good-by to
President Mckinley last Monday. He
left Washington at o'clock p m. the
following day and came throu0h TO
California without stopping over on the
Journey At many places along ms
route of travel across the continent he
received personal greetings and assur-
ances of high esteem from his fellow
citizens.
Among the agreeable incidents of the
tourney nothing was more delightful
than the greeting which he received at
Sacramento from General G.. B. Cosby
At West Point when General Wheeler
was a cadet General Cosby was his in
structor. Since the days at the Point
each served in the ''old army" and
when the civil war came both gained
renown in the Confederate army. They
exchanged many warm "reminiscences
of the old times on the run from Sacra-
mento to San Francisco. On a South
ern Pacific schedule time is no OBJ
tect. hence these old soldiers had leis-
ure TO recall the past and speculate as
to the future. Stories of Stonewall
Jackson's s piety and galantry and traits
of kindness which distinguished many
of the great leaders of the Union and
Confederate armies were dwelt upon.
General Wheeler is not shy of news
paper writer's and artists. but he en-
Joins that the interviewer shall not
quote him as saying what others In
the party said. and expects that the
picture Of another man shall not be
produced to represent himself Speak
ing of his Congressional career General
Wheeler remarked:
i have served ten terms in Congress
There is not Democrat in the House
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16

ENERAL JOSEPH WHEE-
LER. a hero of two wars and
a cavalry leader of distinction
in twenty brilliant campaigns,
arrived in San Francisco last
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16

80 HE local police authorities are
deeply agitated over what they
believe was a deliberate and
ll-planned attempt to re-
lease from the City Prison
some of the most desperate criminals
who have been recently arrested and
are now awaiting trial for the offenses
of which they are accused Pistols and
knives. which were smuggled into the
City Prison, have been discovered and
confiscated. One of the conspirators
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16
STRONG POSITION
ON VAAL RIVER

CAPE TOWN. July 15.-Among
the vulnerable points to be guarded
in case Of hostilities occurring is the
toll bridge crossing the Naal River
at Newcastle. This is the boundary
line between the Transvaal and Ma
tai. and at Newcastle the river is
deep and the current swift. During
the last war the bridge was blown
up by the Beers and communication
between the two sections cut off.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16
Mexico's Commissioners.

CITY OF MEXICO, July 15.-The Gov
ernment has just appointed Engineer
Manuel Anza 10 be Mexican Commission
or to the Paris Exposition. The position
was rendered Mier Y. Cells, but he de-
clined it.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16

Great Britain will no longer have a
free hand in South Africa.
In the meantime the British forces
in South Africa are being increased by
every steamer. and the avoidance Of
harsh measures is becoming decidedly
more hiffie1Ilf
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16

who was there when / first entered
Congress- and there are only three or
four Republicans. / knew well your
California members, Senators Stan
ford and Hearst and Representative
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16

Morrow and McKenna and English.
No, l was never before in California.
In 1860, as an officer in the Third
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29

The theatre goes OF this city will again
have an opportunity OF seeing that frisky
little comcdicnne C0rnne after her
several years absence on the occasion
Of her visit Oh Saturday night Novem-
Der ith. al the Academy of Music, 10 az
elaborate scenic production of smith *
DE Langes merriest creation. 1.-THE Little
Host"
She will be supported by "a cast Of rare
excellence and one composed of artists
of exceptional merit The play abounds
I'm ludicrous situations and merry music.
and 10 takes one or unusual ability to
properly bring out the requirements OF
the authors.
In the supporting cast win be found
that drou comedian r. H. Graham. the
clever baritone VIM. Pruette who In
the present production assumes "a come
dv role for The first time with clever
results. John = Rafael. for many years
associated with leading opera companies
Louis DE L1nec. 20 gr0tesquo comedian
OF ability: Arthur vilars Paul Bracket
together with Mis- Ru.h White Cone
We've Reynolds. Na'aua Oicott Emily
Francis. chorus NJ adequate proper
tions. the keystone .Quartctto and
Clarence Roeer-on. musical director
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HI
: THE FIELD OF THE W0RKINGMAN E
Z &

ready erected n large number OF work.
mems dwellings.
Representation in the convention of the
T. of l.. at Detroit December Y will be
on the following basis: From national
or international unions for less than
400 members. one delegate 500 or more,
three delegates; 1900 or more. four dele
gates: $4,000 or more. five delegates: and so
on. and from central bodies and State
declarations. and from local unions not
having national union. and from fed
eral labor unions. one delegate.
All the union roofers in the employ Of
members of the Employers Association
In Manhattan. Bronx. Brooklyn Queens
and Richmond boroughs. New York, We're
locked out The lockout was ordered TO
compel the Roofers Union to accept the
decision Of James A. Fitzgerald. Of the
Reliance Labor Club Of Marble Cutters.
who. In a dispute between the RoOfers'
Unions and the Amalgamated Sheet Metal
Workers Protective and Benevolent As
ISOLATION over corrugated iron work, de-
clded IN favor Of the sheet metal workers
Both organizations had claimed the work.
The Alexandria Trades Union, which
last week took up the revision OF Indiana
tax assessment laws and drafted bills %
present 90 the Legislature. has taken mp
tho matter Of school books and addressed
q communication 60 tho Anderson and
other fedoratlons, asking support OF a
drafted bill against the present indian
school book laws. claiming that they are
enacted 20 enrich companies az the ex-
pcnse Of the people They protest against
a change IN the school books this time
and no intervals 10 the future, holding
that It IS a burden on the people 70 make
such changes.
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u. D. C. MEETING.
An Explanation OF the Programme
Prepared.

An Explanation Of the Programme
Prepared.
Mrs. Norman V. Randolph president on
the Richmond Chapter DaughteIs "a ~
Confederacy, has written the ioiio"ine
10 correct a mistake:
There being some misunderstanding as
TO entertainments and meetings uuIlhe
the week of the United Daughters Con
vention. the following Is an eNpiahallOn'
The business meeting on Monday Is a,
Confederate Museum for regents anu
members Of the c. NJ l. l. the place "a
meeting being too small 70 aIo" gone
raj invitation. IA. 49,.
The ceremonies In connection with the
,resertotion of the shaft of the Viz
ginia (Merrlmac) at 1 O'Clock is lot 'he
public as well as Confederate organila-
lions. .-
ybe reading of the historical papers
under auspices Of the Confederate Me-
mortal Literary Society at the JEFFERSON
Monday night at $50 IS open TO all or
ganizations Badges OF these socleles
will admit. The reception AT the ENecu-
tive Mansion Tuesday, s 20 TO- rendered by
Governor and MIS- Hoge Tyler 10 re-
gents and visiting Daughters, is a puDhc
reception.
To the reception OF Richmond Chapter
General Division of Virginia, at the Jel-
ferson on Wednesday, at CLOCK an
Confederate organizations are invited.
The guests of honor Will be Governor ana
wife. visiting delegates, officers OF the
United Daughters. regents Of the G. NJ. l..
l.. Commanders of Camps and Command
crs of Sons of Veterans All other mem
bers OF the Confederate organizations
can procure supper tickets n desired az
the JeffargOu for one dollar.
At the unveiling ceremonies carriages
will be provided for officers Of the l.. ID.
C. presidents of State Divisions pres
idents of Memorial organizations, Holly
wood. lakewood. Hebrew and Juniors
and other prominent Confederates.
The Winnie Davis Monument Associa-
ton regret that St viii be impossible 20
furnish carriages for delegates and visit
ing Daughters They hope many private
carriages win Doe I'm procession. Places
will Doe reserved for an carriages. Num-
beers for these must be gotten from tho
chief marshall
Tie procession win move promptly from
the jefferson at half-past two
Friday. November 10Th. delegates re-
gents and vfcc-rcrouts VIII meet ~ the
jefferson and Ego - cars 90 Lee Camp
Soldiers Home where a luncheon VIII
Doe given by Lee Camp.
The tea rendered by the Daughters or
American Revolution is 10 visiting paueh-
tors and Regents. Time and place viii
Doe given later
Am business meetings win be held in
convention ham of the jefferson, and are
open t0 all interested.
] would suggest this programme De cut
ont and preserved for future reference
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THE NATIONAL DRUGGISTS.
DIR. 4. a. CraighiiI. of Llnchburg,
TclIs OF the Result,

THO druggists OF Virginia are much IN
f.r..itl u the results OF ilc National
Druedsts Convention a. Cincinnati this
month. Dr De-. a. Craishin. ot Lynch
lur-. was The repre- entatiYe of the Nir-
e.na Association and took active part in
the excellent results obtained The
IynelhurE News Says.
Dr IT,. a. Craiehu has returned from
Cincinnati where Doe attended as oeie-
e.fe from thc Virginia Pnarmaceuucal
Association the convention OF the Nation
.I Association of Retail Druggists of the
United states and Canada Dr. Craighih
sa,-s that the meeting was grand sue
cess and that its results are bound 20 DE
Greatly beneficial 90 the druggists Of the
'cofnfrv. The most important result Of
tbe convention. IN the doctors estimation
A. the establishment of a permanent or
eanlzation. which will have for It's chief
object the promotion OF the welfare and
interests OF retail druggists.
srha convention was practically the first
national meeting Of the druggists, for
while a meeting was held In lAo and an
organizst ton effected. Il did not have the
representation or real national character
OF the biz gathering OF last week BE
tween three I'D four hundred delegates.
representing forty thousand druggists, at
tended the Cincinnati convention and any
action taken by such a large and repre-
sentative body Is necessarily OF utmost Inn
pOrtance 70 tho profession
Among many other matters. the asso-
citation adopted "a resolution conforming
the Injustice OF the revenge lax as apPleo
10 proprietary medicines. IL was the sense
Of the Association that the tax should
have been imposed upon al pg'psSsssx-
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Seeded Paieins. lib. box. tOc.

Seeded Pa'e'ns, I ID. box. 1OC.
Fresh Pork Hams. SC. pound.
Sweet Chocolate. SC. cake.
Frankfort Sausage, 8 lbs for CSC.
New Virginia Buckwheat, &c ID.
Bes. New Crop New Orleans Mo-
lasseS, 4oc gallon.
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, 4c quart.
Smoked Country Jowls, &c Id.
Flake Hominy, sc lb,
Best Cream Cheese, I5c 10.
STANDARD GRADUATED Sugar, Sc
pound.
Arbuckles' Ariosa Coffee, Ioc 10.
Large Irish Pc atoes, ISc Peck.
California Yellow Crawford
Peaches, IOc.
New North Carolina Cut Her.
rinos, 3 dozen tor 25c, or s. barrel.
NewNorth Carolina Gross Her.
rings, 10 doz., SOS Dbl.
Wash Boards. SC apiece.
Axe 1aldleS, &C.
Jellies, &c pound.
, pounds Apple Butter for SC.
Sour Pickles, lSc gallon.
Wro.e Grain Carolina Rice, SC
pouni.
Fresh Oyster Crackers and
Cra-k.r Dust, sc pound.
ZONE Made Tomato Catsup, zoe
quart.
Swee Potatoes, Ioc peck.
quarts Onions FOR SC.
Large cans Tomatoes and Corn,
4 cans for pc.
Cocoa, DC can.
Baking Chocolate, 2 cakes
for 25C.
Tomato CatSup, lOC quart.
Large cans Bartlett Pears,
l0c can.
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articles. and not alone upon those handled
strictly by druggists. The resolution also
declared It the sense OF the Association
that the tax oight TO be paid by the
manufacturers, as twas intended 10y the
trainers Of the law. In this Connection II
may be stated that some OF the patent
medicine manufacturers have seen the er'
ror Of their way and are now paying the
tax Others stlll insist upon placing The
burden on the retailer.
The convention began on last Tues
day morning and continued until Thursday
night. The ssessions were crowded with
work
Dr. Craighill represented both the state
and the Danville local organizations. The
only other delegate from Virginia present
was Mr. QuettlebaUm, Of Norfolk VINO
represented the druggists OF that eiii.
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Worcester Sauce and Tomato Cat
sup, roc quart.
New Pigs Feet at &C ID.
New Fat Mackerel, 3 for Ioe.
Try our Mountain Roll But,
ter. I5c a pound.
Try our old Smithteld HAMS
I2Hc ID.
Bushel sacks Fine Dairy Salt. 3Sc.
Fresh Lemon Crackers. Sc lb,
Imported St. Julien Claret Wine,
CSC bottle.
Imported Sherry and Port Wine.
CSC bottle.
New Palm Nuts, IL ID.
Ivory Starch, &c package.
Large bottles Ammonia, Sc bottle.
Reliable Hams. &c ID.
Home Made Blackberry and Ca
tawba Wine. Ioc quart or 4oc gal
on.
Old Dominion Baking Powders
4 lb box, &C; I ID box, SC.
Il ID box Blue Ribbon Baking
Powders, &c.
Large bottles Shoe Polish, sc
Try our Snowflake Patent
Family Flour. 81 barrel, or
25c bae. It's fine.
3 Id cans Jellies, Ioc.
Fine Fat Mackerel, ooc kit.
New Cape Cod Cranber-
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Green Peas sc quart.
Split Peas, &c ID.
Rival Gelatlre. sc,
Wine for Jelly Zoe quart.
New Sour Krout. SC quart.
New Salt Water Pickles. soc gal.
New I Id bricks Goldfish at SC ID.
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rararoi that cam Dee furnished up ana
used with comfort 90 the wearer Iheh'
too. pieces of money sometimes are
elmelimos brought 10 light The story Is
Told of one old crono Who found ten
dollar Dill The joyful shock WeA-nish
brought CON an attack Of heart ial'uIo'
Th.. business only thriycs when the
rrouna is clear of snow. When the earth
Il. hid beneath white mantle great suf-
f.rin., would prevail among the pickers
of rns city were DO not for the charity
disneuscd with so free a hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
LIVES OF THE
CINDER- PICKERS
The Strange Army That the Winter
Brings Forth.
SOME RELICS OF BY-GONE DAYS.
How the Ancient Aunties Secure the
Fuel 10 Drive Away the Cold.
Other Treasures Sometimes
Brought 20 Light.

Il is true that "onc-half the world does
bot know how The other half lives Few
RrD aware what eNpcdients arc resorted
90 hy many Oh obtain clothing food and
fuci. not always through lack Of FUNDS TO
buv them but because they may be
obtained much more cheaply in other
NAYS.
The approach Of cold weather suggests
Die fuel problem and right there may be
found O. som what remarkable industry.
When the wind erows keen and the
nights chill and comfortless, the great
army oI .cld,r-rckers" comes out Of
ns summer quarters and iuaugurates the
winter campaign.
Iua CITY is THEIRS.
The entire city ls tle scene OF their &C
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29

10 envied by al poor dyspeptics whose
etomach and Liver are out Of order. All
ench should know that DR.. Kings New
life pills. the wonderful stomach and
liver Remedy gives splendid appetite.
sound digestion and regular bodily
hohit that insures perfect health and
.ereot energy. Only 25c. at owens & Minor
Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
OLD DOMINION TOURNAMENT

And Fair Association and Launching
of the Torpedo Boat "Shubrick,'
Richmond. Va, October 81 -Noyem-
Der I, =, 1899.
ON account of the above occasion South
ern Railway win sell tickets from all
tleket stations ON its lines in Virginia
and North Carolina t0 Richmond and Pee
turn an one fare for round trip, plus
affv cents for admission 20 the Tourna-
ment and Races. November lst and -o.
Tickets VIII Doe on sale from North Caro-
INA points October 50th and olst and
from points in Virginia October a)th and
qfet November LIST and %. with return
limit OF all tickets November attn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
HORSE SHOW,
New York City. November 18Th 10 1St
1890.

For parties of ten or more travelling to-
gether on one ticket, the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
panv will issue party tickets from Rich
mond 20 New York AZ rate OF $6A per
capita one way, OF Sl36S per capita for
the round trip. For further Information
amply 10 ticket agent Byrd-street sta
ION mr. w =. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
JOE BICKERSTAFF,

Is ~ west Brood Stfeets
Downtown branch, 1908 fast Main Street.
Old Phone, 1913. Secondhand Wheels
Bought. Sold and Exchanged 6ie,eies
Rented
Have your wheel lifted with the pest
automatic Coaster and Brake.
PUNcTUKE-PROoF TIRES.
Wheels bought from me kept 10 repau
free Of charga
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GA II - III K a.
a....n. The Kind You Haze ksas Fought
Signature q &szHAzZz6I

Ask us for prices on best Anthracite
Splint. and Steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies New
Phone, zl2 WARNER MOORE,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29

September %, l&3)
By Miss Elvra sydnor Miller OF Ken
lucky.
I'm the hush of the autumn weather,
Meath tho beautiful smile ot day
Old comrades we meet together
We men vino once wore the gray.
80 longer the sahr. flashes
As the chargers rush mndIy ou,
And the camp fires smoulderiug ashes,
Have faded lihe stars at dawn.
Yet with hearts that are ever loyal,
30 the friends ana the Cause now Acd
We gather 40 old Front Royal
To honor our mlr'yrcd dead.
Those who rode in the fight before us,
Where the conflict ragged fierce and wild
And the flag OF the south smiles DER as,
As mother upon her child.
on days Of each hys0ne sally
Lost days that come not again,
When the glades of This lovely valley
Heard the war cry OF Mosby's men.
The nicht birds a wn silent, listened,
The sweet wind died in the west
And the fair Shenandoah glistcned,
With the stars mirrored on its breast.
Still the stream riIeth back TO heaven,
with the light ou each giancing wave,
But OF they who he with as seven
Now sleep I'm % martyrs grave.
Oh. land of their love, Virginia.
Whose hot tears fell like the rain,
They gave up their lives 20 win you
The freedom you sought I'm vain.
Now the grass oh their graves is spring
ing.
Peace relgns DER the North and South,
While love Ike bird, is singing
From ont OF the lannon's mouth.
The past breeds amid It's embers,
And the future has lost its fear.
But the love thar IIWays remembers,
Has called US and We are here.
Where the mountains rise blue and sol
emn.
As they give back the SUMS last ray.
Sweet memory hath reared a column
To the heroes of yesterday.
II Is something our hearts viii cherish,
Since they. 0f 0.r gallant band
Have shown us rs sweet 20 perish
For God and our native land.
Here the sprlngtimrs viii scatter roses,
And the blossom Of summer fan.
Hero the red leaves as autumn closes,
VIII cover them with their PAIL
And here throu.l tine changing weather,
Where there names on the marble shine,
VIII Memory ani Love together
Bow weeping before this shrine.
Ie, Il CLEAN mid the blue Of heaven,
Like beacon across the sea-
This sentinel guarding seven
Who pertshed for Liberty
who have. pas.ed from the green Savan-
nah.
Who heed not the foeman's shout,
Our knights OF the Conquered Banner
Whom Glory hath mustered out.
Fred whitney IS to produce 1.-THE
Greek slave" once the late Angus, Da-
Tvs nronertv aud also QUO Vadis."
az draroa,Ized by Stanilaus Strange In
the cast Of the musical comedy will be
Dorothy Morton and Hugh Chllvers.
In Frisco last week new comic opera
wss nroaueed This Is The Conspira-
80 >, a. music by VI. J. Stewart and
- ,r'rrtto bv clay NJ Greene. The
scene is laid IN spain IN the sixteenth
cen,nry and the plot is reported to be
amusing.
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& n - X - Ia L a.
a. Chs KIDD You Hare ihsls Bought
'', !, RN1AZzz1I
MRS L. q. MEADE'S

Afternoon Class IN English Literature for
vonng ladies will open Thursday, Oc'o-
Der 2lst. at 4:SO Il. NJ. No. 9 north Sixth
street.
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dedicated TO Mo-by's men at the nm
yelling OF the Front Royal Monument,
September % ls3)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29

By Miss Eiv!ra sydnor Miller OF Ken
.ky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29

~Asam Bede" has been dramatIzed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29

In the hush of tho autumn weather,
Meath thc beautiful smile ot day
old comrades. we meet together,
We men who One. wore the gray.
80 longer the sahr. flashes.
As che chargers rush madiy on,
And the camp nre. smoulder.ns ashes
Have faded une stars at dawn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29

Yet with hearts that are ever loyal
20 the friends arI the Cause now fed
We gather at old Front Royal
To honor our marfyrcd dead.
Those who rode in the fight before us.
Where the conflict ragged fierce and wild,
And the flag of the south smiies DER as,
As O mother upon her child.
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Oh, days Of each hysone sally,
Lost days that come not again,
When the glades Of This lovely valley
Heard the war cry of Mosby's men.
The nicht birds. g wn silent, listened,
The sweet wind died In the west,
And the fair Shenandoah giistened.
With the stars .rrored on its breast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29

suu the stream ulIeth back 10 heaven
with the light on each glancing wave,
But OF they who rle with US seven
Now sleep I'm martyrs grave.
Oh. land of their love. Virginia.
Whose hot tears fell like the rain.
They gave up their lives 20 win you
The freedom you sought I'm vain.