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tall The high Medicis collar was of the
same. 1t was faced with white satin and
was finished with a cream lace jabot The
sleeves of the cloth were close fitting and
were finished with point over the hand.
Black satin was employed for the draped
ceinture.
visiting gown Of violet cloth trimmed
in black astrachan was very smart. The
skirt was close fitting in the upper part
and was trimmed around the bottom with
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-29

boast touches of fur together with lace
ehoux, Strass buckles and flowers.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-29

broad shaped lounce Of black astrachan
that was deeper at the back than the
fre nj
The corsage was close fitting affair of
the IA aaslracnan that fastenede at the
left shoulder and under the arm seam. Over
this was cuirass effect OF the violet cloth
shaped rather like the bib of a housekeep-
er's apron. At the front and back 1t ended
in a rounding point that extended ever the
top of the skirt. The close fitting sleeves
and high collar were of astrachan. A mar
row black satin band finished the bottom OF
the corsage that was cut round.
Princess Effect
E A fur trimmed gown of green wool can
vas was trimmed so as to give graceful
princess effect. The skirt that was close
fitting in the upper part was cut so that
the front and sides were straight and rath-
er clinging The fitness at the back merged
into a slight train. Down each seam OF the
apron it was trimmed with band OF sable
that turned in sharp corners at the lower
part of the skirt and continued all around
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-29
Rheumatism,
Winters Terror!

take it until it cured me perfectly.
This WINS about nine years ago, and
have been in splendid health ever since
y. E. MANSON,
"Murfreeshoro, Tenn"
If YOU have Rheumatism, why
not throw aside remedies which
have dome you. no good, end take
one that will cure you ? Disap-
ipointmedlt never results from the
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-29

use of swift g
S peci c; it
always ur e 8
Rhe Il m u tbs m,
because it is q
real blood remedy
and goes down
to the bottom of
the trouble and
forces it from
the system. Ev-
cry claim made
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-29

was In the form of a cape. This season II:
has been carefully cut into f1ounces and 81
yoke for her walking gown ENs
At the end of the winter the fur will be
ripped off and sent to the warerooms ofsa.
fur dealer and next year 1t will be piecsfi
as If by magic and perhaps will take rs
original cape form, If fashion DEGREES 1t. II
After all, the slashing of fur is not as exS
travagant as 1t might seem to the frugal
minded.
Use of Broadta1
Broadtail, 1 notice, is used a great deal
this season for trimming, especially where
a gown has a fitted waist of best of fur
as the couturiers find 1t quite pliable.
A walking gown of gray blue cloth was
very stunning with its trimming of best
broadtail The skirt fitted close over the
hips and was without fulness at the waist
band. 1t was trimmed around the bottom
with broad shaped 1ounce of breadtail.
The corsage was a blouse of the cloth
with short round basques. 1t was cut away
at the front to show broad vest of broad
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-29
Purely Vegetable

One thousand dollars will be paid to
any chemist who can find in it
particle of potash, mercury or any
other mineral Ingredient.
Valuable books sent free by
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
CAMPAIGNS IN
THE WEST CLOSE.
Some Remarkable Municipal Contests
to be Decided tuesday.
The FIGHT CLOSE IN CHICAGO.
The Independent Democratic Vote the
Cuknowu Factor There Some PC
cuiiar Conditions ia some OF
the other Cities
The FIGHT CLOSE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April THE municipal cam
palgn was practically closed tonight.
both parties holding largo meetings in
all parts oi thc cts. Both the Democrats
and Republicans claim Go Doe confident
of tie outcome. but az tlc same time the
practical men iu both parIl. admit that
10 is exceedingly difficult 90 forecast corr
fecty tne result of The vote on Tuesday.
The unknown quantity iu tho campaign
is The vote to Doe polled by the lndcpcu-
dent Democratic candidate. eN-Govc.uor
Altgeid The il puhhcans admitted that
"a heavy vote for Aitseld is their main
chance fog election by splitting the Demo
cratic vote.
DETROIT MICH. April Voters on
Monday viii cho0s. Justice OF the Su-
prcmc Court and two Ees nts for the
State University. Elections viii be held
in an cities and townships Of tho state
and judges OF the Circuit Courts through
out the state viii be elected for terms
OF six years. Aldermen and some Of the
other local officials viii bee elected m
most Of the cities.
BOTH CLAIM TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. ONO April The most
romar kabIc political campaign i'm the
history OF T0ledo closed tonight with
demonstrations in almost every ward boy
The three factions contenjins for the
election of Mayor ON Monday. The reg
ular Republicans. with Charles IT, I.us-
sell as mayoralty candidate. to-day am
nounccd through the chairman. Congress
man D. H. Southland. that they would
win the hght by at least 1000 plurality.
while Lem p Harris. the manager OF
Mayor s. VI. Jones. confidently expects
10 carry the city by az least as large
plurality Captain =. H. Bowling. the
regular Democratic candidate while not
giving any figures has assured his party
that he has great hopes To- win.
THE FIGHT IN CLEVELAND.
CLEN BLAND. OHIO. April 1.-The
municipal campaign which closed tonight
is the most remarkable ever conducted
in Cleveland. The candidates FOR mayor
are Robert Z. McKissou Republican. who
seeks reelection for third term. and
John u. Farley. Democrat. former mayor
and Director OF Public Works McKis-
son and Farley were the opposing candi-
dates two years ago when the former
won by about $500 plurality AT that time
Farley had The opposition OF large
number Of silver Democrats. who refused
70 support him because De had failed 10
s-ivo acire support 90 BRYAN I'm the Pres
1denfial C1Wuaieu then there was no OD-
position 30 MrEissou in DTS own party.
Now Tho Democratic party is practically
united for Farley and Nckisson has tho
open and avowcl opposition not only of
q large part ~ The Republicans who ac-
cuse him of treacharv 10 his own
party in aftemrt'ug % prevent
~ A Uonna'- election t0 The Senate last
winter. hrt of fle Municipal Association.
of -00 representative citizens
who charged that bee had administered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
LINGERING SUIT.
AIaw Case in Emporia in Which Only
O,cof Original Counsel j. awe

.Iaw Case i'm Emporia in Which Only
oneof Original Counsel is alive
F,fpOR1A. April 1.-speelal.-There IS
80. Interesting case on the docket OF
t,e circuit Court Of Greenyi'le ooun,y'
80 ,,o vaughan & Co., assignees' vs.. me
V'rs,nia Fire and Marine Insurance COM
ps9rnsyi', case was removed here rom rom
e..--E,nnton county some years as Gu
- Zen tried three times, ana has Ne, g,
80 the Court of Appeals, once on an ~ a.
reai All of tho original coIh5S' L lr ,,l0
80 have died except Judge J.. -, - NJ
80 torether with Mr. X. - Das.sSi ~ %
petersburg. represents sNsordsnt com,
Mi..o VIC looked after by Hon. bsy. -
t Gr,,yy,n of Richmond, ana SlE' L. -
Tredway. of this place. ,r,., al tba
Corrssi will not press t'l&t a.. 80 ~
con,ing term. Captain Z, =; n" ts5' ,'r.,
coming - riafntins. is with the foutln
vxi iir pepiment. and cannot DC helc'
i5. the cause OF continuance r.,
N1 ~ sfevens0n. OF Franklin, va n@'
looted in ElapOr!a 70 pIat..re conn
Mr.. Jothro Fox. or sQII.ai a.l essistsnt
~. tas accepted pos't' ~ -,,iiIe 6anot.
agent at the Atlantic anu 49, 80 'rss,ded m
fIrian Lotion VINO mas le7.e~ -
,u.ia Tor the past two years, IaS
iI--",ed With his family 70 NoIAo'A' "''0''
~ ~ ,,,t make his future hohe. 20 NJ
ny rrn Interesting little boys, SONS u "i'.
,,. " ~ south Emporia, ar tei
a., ~ a. ,,'tS tvnhoid-pneumOnla, ana thele IS
~ III, hone OF their recovery. o.,,..,
rssa Nnru term OF tnG county N"-''
corvenes on Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
THE new METHOD OF
BLOOD PURIFYING.
What the New Discovery in Medical Science
Has Accomplished.
The Prompt Way to Cure Yourself When Symptoms Show That
Your Blood Is Out of Order.
THE EMINENT SPECIALISTS FREE OFFER TO ALL
READERS OF 1.-THE TIMES.

For a great many years it has been
the custom for sici. people to says MY
blood ls out OF order. 10 needs purify
inc. feel AN used mp. My skin needs
clearing. lly brain feels tired"
They are r'cnt. but do they act right?
They generally go and get laxative
0.owel-cieane) 90 purify their blood.
Docs their blood run through their
bowels?
Science has to-day furnished proofs
chat am The purifying that your blood
neols-in Mct au that can be done
mus, De done by your kidneys.
All the blood in your body passes
through your Kidneys once every three
minutes.
The Kidneys strain or filter out the
Impurities in your blood-that IS their
work
of taking laxative or physic.
DOCS your blood gun through your
V-oa- the bowel cleaner does is 10
throw out the poisons confined I'm your
bowels ready f1r absorption into your
blood but The n0isons which are already
I'm vour blood. causing your present sick
ness. a. leaves there.
Thc~e fs uo other means OF purifying
vour blood except by means Of your kid
neys.
That is why bowel-cleancrs fail 10 do
their work-thoy fan TO help the kid
ncys.
When You are sick then. no matter
what Won think the name of your disease
is the first thing Won should do is 70
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KHmcrs Swamp Root. the great Kidney
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

In taking Swamp Root YOU afford na'-
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most perfect healer and gentle aid to INC
kidneys that Is known TO inedica' science.
Or. Kilmer, the eminent physician ana
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tation through the discovery ANA mar
vellous success Of Swamp Root IN puii-
tying the blood and thereby curing chrome
and dangerous diseases. caused by SICK
Kidneys. OF which some Of the symptoms
are given below.
Pain or dun ache IN the back or head,
rheumatism. neuralgia. nervousness, az
zlness. irregular heart. slecplesfnefs. SAL
low complexion. pimpies. blotches. skin
troubles. dropsy. irritability. loss or ann
hilton. obliged TO pass water often during
the day and 20 get up many times az
night. and all forms Of kidney, BLADDER
and uric acid troubles.
swamp Root is sold by an dealers IN
fifty-cent and one dollar bottles. Make
note OF the name SWAMP ROOT. DIT.
Kilmer's Swamp Root. and remember II
is prepared only by DR.. Kilmer q Co,
Binghamton, y Y.
Tho great discovery. Swamp Root. has
been tested in so many ways-in hospital
work. in private practice, among the
bolpless too poor TO purchase relief, and
has proved 50 successful IN every ca7f
that a special arrangement has been made
by which all readers OF The Times who
have not already tried it may have
sample bottle sent absolutely free by
mail. postpaid. Also book telling more
about Swamp Root and containing some
of the thousands upon thousands OF ties
tfmonial letters received from men ana
women who owe their good health-in
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and mention Richmond Daily Times when
sending your address 20 DR.. Kilmer q
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

ana will. no doubt, be greeted by large
house. Those who have heard them say ;
1.-THE charming music rendered by the
renowned fremont Quartette held all in
enchantment from the beginning to the
end
"The concert opened with selection by
the fremont Quartette. and the appre-
citation Of the audience found vent in
demand for repetition. Their voices
were in perfect harmony. their encore
brought down the house. and they had 20
return and repeat the last verse.
THE songs Of the Quartette were not
only well chosen, but well sung.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
A DESPERATE NEGRO.
4 Prisoner i'm the Boydton JAN Makes
a De>peratc Attack on His Nurse.

BOYDTON VA, April Special. Gas
Ford the negro desperate who has been
sentenced to the penltentiary for fifteen
years ior firing on 4. T. helms. at
Chase CITY refused or wa unable 90
speak yesterday IN jail. lie was I'M
prtsoned M one OF the steel cages and the
Taller put another prisoner In the cage
with him. In the early part or the al
tern0On an cutlery came from Fori 5
nurse. as ~ in great distress. The jail
or with others FASTENED 10 the jail ana
found that Ford was beating CHOKING
and biting his nurse most savasely. lie
was frothing at the mouth and presented
the appearance Of a mailman. The man
he assaulted was about the same size ot
FOrd but the latter fought so turiOus.y
that De OverCame and hacked his nurse.
The taller soon overpOwered Ford and
securely confined him.
Mr.. ". II. Moore left this week for New
port News where he will engage IN the
mercantile business. Mr. Moore sold out
his stock here to Mr.. j. J. Throckmor-
Ton who IS conducting the business at
the old stand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
DEATHS.

HAWLEY. Entered into rest Saturday.
April LIST. al ? +. NJ. at the residence
of his brother. 800 north Sixth street.
after a lingering illness. J. T. Is. HAW-
LEY, son OF Mrs. Lucy T., and the late
ckas. NJ. Hawley.
Funeral from the residence TO-DAY
Sunday at L. NJ.
Cuipeper and Aibemarle tVa.) papers
please copy.
SKTPWITH.--Died. az the residence of
her mother IN this city. on yesterday,
at 3 o'clock J.. NJ, SUE SKIPWITH,
daughter OF Grey Sklpwlth and Mrs.
Susan ID. Skipwith, IN the twentieth
year of her age.
The funeral will take place from the
house, no. Ga west Franklin street, on
TOMORROW tMondayD at ~ NJ
Friends OF the family invited 10 attend.
Interment private.
WASHINGTON. Died. at his residence,
No. $40 north Eighth street. JESSIE
WASHINGTON. Saturday morning at
O'Clock.
Funeral will take place az 70 o'clock
n. ut the Second Baptist church.
MONDAY. Friends and acQuaintanees
are invited TO attend.
WILEY. Died, In Philadelphia. Pa, SAT-
urday. April I, 1891. Mrs. MYRA T..
WILEY. wife OF John Ii. Wiley. In the
Sortielh year of her age -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
OBITUARY..
Miss Sue Skipwitb.

Miss Sue SkipWith died at the residence
Of her mother. Mrs. Gray Skipwith. No.
Ga west Franklin street. yesterday after
noon at o'clock. in her twentieth year,
after a short Illness.
Mss Sklpwith was 4 most lovely and
popular young LADY. whose Christian at
tributes shoue In large circle of friends
and admirers. WHO Will deeply mourn
her death.
The funeral VII take place from the
residence at 70 o'clock tomorrow and
the interment VIII be ia Hollywood.
Mrs Myra {. Wiley.
Mrs Nlyra G. Wiley. wife OF Mr.. John
II. WHEY. native Of this city ard we'll
known here. d!ed Yesterday IN philadel-
phia IN the fortieth year Of her age.
Mrs. Wiley was a native Of Phlladel-
phia, but had many friends here.
!. T.. Is. Hawiey.
Mr. J. +. B. Hawley died yesterday at
tsrnO0n at O'Clock at the residence OF
his mother, No 500 north Sixth street
lie was 80 years OF age. and the
son 81 Mrs. Lucy r. and the late Charles
VI Hawley. He was born IN Culpeper.
Va. and came to Richmond several years
ago and secured employment IN the c.
and O. shops. where he remained until
illness forced him to relinQush work.
He IS survived by four children.
Mr.. Hawley enjoyed popularity and
possessed the esteem OF all his acduaint-
arces.
r-he funeral will take place at 40
O'Clock this afternoon from the residence
Mrs. i.iise Lang>tcdt
Mrs Elise Langstedt. widow OF DR. T.
II. l.. Langstedt, died at her residence.
No. 2gl6 east Main street. FRIDAY
morning at 3:l5 o'clock. The funeras
took place from the residence yesterday
afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. Louiss NJ. Gravins.
Mrs. Louise III. GravinA wife Of Mr..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
Kaufman Sc CO., Afh and Broad Sis.

John b. Gravins. died al her residence.
corner OF Darlington and Rose streets
Yesterday afternoon an f2.f0 o'clock 81.
leaves four children, two sons and two
Oaughte:5.
Tie funeral Will take place on Mon.
day.
hr. ". ~. Puryear.
Information was received I'm Richmona
last night OF the death In New York %,
Mr. H. II. Puryear. who formerly lived
IN this city He was a Confederate sol
der and "a brother OF Mrs VI = Wood
ward. of this city lie has lived In New
YORK for number OF years.
Sirs. :. II. Bealc.
FREDERICKSBURG VA. April /
Special Mrs s n. Bcale. only dlugh-
ter OF the late Charles ; Scott. died az
her home here this morning aiter a IN
gering Illness Of consumption.
husband and three children survive
her
Mr.. Oscar Todd
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. April l.
SpeciaLAMr. oscar Todd, a prominent
citizen OF Spotsylyania county and gale
liant eX-Confederate. died last night at his
home near this city OF heart trouble aged
sixty years.
widow survives him.
Mrs y. J.. Jack son.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. April /
Speoial-Mrs. L. l.. Jackson DIED sudden
ly yesterday morning Of heart trouble a.
her nome near Keswick in the seventy
seventh year OF her age
Mr. T.. \. Brown.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. April L
Specialize +. \. Brown died last night
~ his residence. on High street. after a
lingering Illness from consumption.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

ually returned to the United states.
After considerable argument durins
v,hf.h President Androde SAID u was
useless for the return Of the comm t'ee
a. the only object was criticism OF U.S.
conduct while in Washington ana VIZ
appointmoni Of others 10 return tHeI q
on the same mission, it was hnaiIy 49,
80 ,be Assembly until the committee %
,,-ashirrton shall have returned mere
vhsch viii probably be four days from
now
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

the CITY government in the interest Of a
personal political machine.
number o. warrants for supposed
foatcrs are in The hands of private detec-
fi,es AVID wll Doe served az the polls If the
mon intend t0 vote. Several arrests were
made Tonight. Every voting bootn IN the
citv VIII Doe watched by private detec-
t.Nes on Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
rr.mnnl - Onnrtcllc.

one Of the most pleasing concerts Of this
season VIII be given in the Y. NJ O.. A.
Han Friday night Of this week by the
fremont Male Quartette OF Boston, as
sisted hy Miss Neine Ames Horr, OF
Philadelphia This will be the tenth and
closing number of the Star Course. Re
served seats are now on sale at the As
sOciatiOn building.
The quartette has a splendid reputation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
CUBAN ASSEMBLY
DID NOT DISSOLVE
lcontInued from FIrst -

cognized-if the day for the payment OF
officers ever comes.
General Andrade. president Of the As
sembly. read kilograms from Seniors Heyia
ana Nillalon, the delegates sent 20 Wash
ington by the Assembly 10 endeavor 20
secure more money for the Cuban troops
The last one was as follows:
president answers impossible TO IN
crease amount offered or authorize loan.
We accept resolution 10 dissolve. We
leave Sunday
(s.gned) "VfLBALON. HEVTA."
General Sanguilly then requested a see
cret meeting Of the Assembly. but the
request was voted down. Then Sanguiliy
suggested that the Assembly should wait
until Seniors Nillalon and Hevia returned
and made a fuller report than was posi-
bic by cable.
During the discussion which followed
70 developed that at the last secret ses-
sion OF the Assembly. held ON March 2i.h,
majority of the members favored lmme-
diate dissolution. but the minority in
sisted that they would not concur until a
committee went 10 Washington and made
"a final effort 10 obtain "a larger sum tllu
the 100000 offered by the United States
for the payment OF the troops II the
committee reported unfavorably they
said they would agree 10 vote TO dissolve
to-day.
URGED TO HOLD on
The majority insisted that the mi.
noriW fulnlei this compact. MS the re-
port Of TIE committee was unfavorable.
General Sanguilly then read the following
cablegrams saying De had received them
from man with whom the Assembly
had negotiated Tor a loan during tHe
secret sessions. and declaring that the
receipt OF these messages made It i'm
possible for him 10 vote. The first dis
patch was as follows:
'sqnguillv. Havana. March 5i.-C0m-
plete revusi0n favorable Assembly En-
tire cash ready. Have Assembly Portu-
ondo hold fast. Hereafter use exact
code Important information morning"
The second read thus.
april 1.-Would he crime soldiers and
Assembly dissolve Niilalon foolish.y
following track old commission by call
ing Secretary PomDous manner without
our assistance. Was necessarily turned
down. Previously understood II contract
WIS signed all would he presented Pro-
s'iont to-day. If Assembly order con-
tract signed and authorize Hovia myself
whole matter he received by President.
Everything most favorable. Press more
favorable assembly
The third read:
April See cable FARES Vi'lalon's
departure assures success. Money ready
Tho above cable dispatches We're i'm
ENGLISH and had evident appearance of
legitimate messages from the Havana
cable Office. Sangully read them I'm
Spanish, ard it was evident by their
reception that the news had already been
communicated 90 n majority OF the mem
fars u~ce.ns To T'nrrc- raforro1 % fu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

y. T. Spindle. Lynchburg: W. G. Winn
Iunenburg: George T.. Barrett. Ports
mouth and Mr.. and Mrs. J.. p. Stearnes,
Newport News, are at Ford's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
Al, Martins Visitors.

Nj. Martins Visitors.
,..--....,,,, sidney p. Epes. OF the
,,'N.,5 instruct. ana Mr.. II. q. SOuthaN
=; IN Ame.ia. we're In Richmond, yesterday
g-brv called upon Senator Thomas -
N.rtln.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
Blood
Gives
Life.

II It's pure
health. II it's
impure-cisease.
Hostetter's
Stomach Bltters
makes the pur-
est and richest
blood. IL PEE
vents disease by
strengthening
the stomach-it
cures disease In
the same way.
IL has never
failed-we don't
believe 1t can
fail. Try II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

Sangri'lv declined 10 give the name OF
the sender of the three cables. which were
signed with a code word. but they are
generally believed 10 have been sent by
70 man named Cohen who made the Origl-
nal proposition OF "a loan 90 the Assembly.
Cohen. while in Havana. kept secluded
and did not make himself known and
hence r. is difficult 20 learn IL be has act
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

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