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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-30

PHILADELPHIA. RIG H. <(j
MoND AND NOREoLk STEAMSHIP
Amounted sailing days; Every TUES.
pAX FRIDAY, and SUNDAY az dag.
Weight received daily TIL ) p. ~.
Fare on passenger steamers. incIudino
meals and berth, MOO.
For further ins0s"WSs! ~ ssB2KR3cx !,
Ca. Southern AFsrti sS|s> He,eeSS !,
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WHEN THE FEVER" THE B1CY-
cling fever catches you (or you eaten
10. try THE FEATHERSTONE, fleet
as a bird. strong as a mule. and ive -
bills gets the finest mount IN town.
Cycle Sundries cheaper than you can
get them anywhere Steel Foot Pumps.
25c: Hand Pumps. lOc.; Warrented
Tires. S1.50: Brown Style Saddles, Ioc.;
cements &c Spokes. &c. See our spe-
cial bargain Counter" OF Spring Hard
ware. 3, 10 and 25c. When you want the
best seek HARRIS HARDWARE CO.,
400 east Broad street. Richmond. va.
WANTED. CLAIMS.-WE PAY CASH
for omen accounts. notes. bonds and
Judgments. Inheritances and insurance
policies collected I'm all parts Of the
world. Money advanced until the same
is collected THE BANKRUPTCY,
AUDIT AND COLLECTION COM
PANY. No. So east Main street Rich
mOnd. Va. HS'V
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ing and wife. ST. Denis; r. Moore. Bar
thOldi. 4. @. Shepard ana wife, AstOr
House W Z. Woods Marlborough.
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To THE PUBLIC.-THIS is TO STATE
that no one is. at this time. authorized
10 purchase live stock or rolling stock
for the Richmond Transfer Company.
BY order OF the Executive Committee
my30 j. =. cox. Secretary.
GERMAN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
OF NIRGINIA.-Mcmber are requested
to assemble al o \. NJ. THIS (Tuesday)
at Saenger Hall 70 attend the funeral or
our late honorary member. Mr. HER
MAN SCHURICHT. from Hollywood
chapel. 10 A. NJ. AUG. MOLL.
my3O Secretary.
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FL IINGS.

Richmond, Va, April 81 1899
A CALLED MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF the RINANNA GOLD
MINING COMPANY will be held al the
company's offices, No. l0l west Grace
3a,th az : O'Clock L. NJ. TO consider what
course the company will pursue in ref
erence to its plant In Goochland county,
recently destroyed by IRE. and such
other business "a may be brought TO
the attention OF the meeting.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
W. j. VINEGAR,
ap26 Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond. Va, May 20, 1899.
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE TINES COMPANY Will be held
al the office OF the company. In the city
of Richmond. on SATURDAY. June 10
1890. A. II. HOLDERBY, JR..
my2S Secretary.
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HELP WANTED--FemaIe.

>.--~.--.r.--~.r-- 80 - - -. - -.
WANTED. GIRLS TO DO LIGHT SEW
ING WORK on sewing machines rui,
while learning Apply TO MlLLHlSER
MANUFACTURING CO., east END or
Main street car line. my-t
WANTED. 4 FIRST CLASS COOK.
Washer and Ironer for small family.
References required. Apply AZ II west
Main street from 10 10 II o'clock. myao
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Richmond Va. May %. 1899.
TUESDAY. MAY 9th. BEING A MA
tional holiday. and observed as Holly
wood Memorial Day. the Banks Of this
city represented in the Clearing House
Association will be closed.
All parties having paper maturing on
that day are requested TO arrange same
on Monday. 18th inst.
GEO. l.. CHRISTIAN. President.
]. ". SINTON. Secretary.
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Hlchmondcrs Ia New y

NEW YORK. May 9.-special-Rich.
mond arrivals J. H. Ogburn, imperial:
broadway CENTRAL; J. x. Finney, Gerard:
Nv. B. Gay and wife. Grand; J. z. Hard
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William L. Tnnn.

STAUNTON. VA. May 29-Special.--J.
W. Bryan died at his residence this morn
ing after a short Illness.
Mr.. Bryan was one Of Staunton's most
popular citizens. He conducted a large
coal yard and was well known for all
his honest dealings. lie leaves O widow
and four children The funeral viii take
place tomorrow evening az o'clock
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benjamin l.. Gary.

WELDON. y. c.. May Special Mr.
Benz. r Gary, most highy-esteemed cit
izen Of this town. died here Saturday
night nj 10 O'Clock. after brief illness.
lie was SICK only four days. Mr.. Gary
was as well known. perhaps. as any other
man In Halifax county. having served the
county In various public offices. lie leaves
a widow and eight children
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Joseph ID. krousr

WINCHESTER. VA, May g.-Special.-
Joseph u. krouse a wellknown resident
Of stephen City this county. died last
night after a short illness. He was sixty
eight years OF age. and survived By a
widow and five children. lie was "A native
OF Washington county Md.
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Agricultural Building

Chicago. Aug. 29.-work will be began
within a week upon a permanent agricul-
tral exposition building here. to be To-
Gated at te main entrance to the Union
stock yards and to cost 500 900. The
building viii be a modern fire proof struc-
ture, built OF stone. steel and brick. three
stories high. % feet wide and 900 feet in
length On the first floor there will be
dozens OF rooms where manufacturers
may place on exhibition such Of their pro-
ducts as they choose. cn the second
fioorthere Will also be a number OF ex-
hihition rooms aud an auditorium with q
seating capacity OF 700, which Is to be
used for holding public meetings. conven-
tions, meetings Of the state. grange and
other agricultural organizations.
Several governors of western states
have made application for space and will
arrange for the placing OF their products
in the buildings From New York, Bos-
ton ana Philadelphia come requests for
is to be no charge for admission and -
space from many manufacturer There
building viii be open every week day. ex-
cept legal holidays, through the year.
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s5HEmEOF A sExiCAN
Wants Latin American Repub-
lies TO Form League for
Protection.

City Of Mexico, Aug 29-An eminent
lawyer, belonging to the conservative
party, publishes in the clerical organ. El
Tiempo. an elaborate plan Tor an alliance
Of all Latln-American republics in league
for mutual protection According TO this
plan the league "a TO be formed for a
period of twenty-five years ana TO COM
mence its existence with the arSt year OF
the coming century. There shall be a
general assembly of delegates from all
nations In the league. The supreme as
sembly shall have control OF the fleets Of
Of the contracting powers. The nations
In the ieague shall submit 20 compulsory
arbitration all international questions.
The supreme assembly shall establish
concord between church and the members
Of the confederation. In its issue tonight
Ei Mundo semi-offclal paper. tears
the program to pieces in a brilliant ana
lysis. saying that the whole plan is a
scheme TO bring the progressive Latin
American countries such as Mexico, BE-
I'll, Chile and Argentine under the control
Of an assembly in which the little repub
Ibis dominated by the clergy Will have
majority and FL Mudo adds the first out
come Of such a league would be war vita
the United States. which would regard
any attempt to build an inter-oceanic ca
nal as determination Of hostnites
against itself.
El Mundo ridicules the scheme as inn
practicable and opposed to the wishes OF
the liberal party In the Latin-American
Countries
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Alabama Does Well.

Loves. Del, Aug. 29-The builders trial
trip fthe battleship Alabama today re.
suited in the development Of a maximum
speed of III knots. There was drlzzllng
rain part of the run and a fog Htn COVER
the water throul hout the day on the
first run the Alabama under 103h revolu-
tions per second, averaged 1926 knots
per hour over a course of 1lh knots. She
steamed over the course zee IN a mod
crate sea, half OF the vas against the
wInd on the second rnn under forcs5
drauPht Of I1fM revelations ner second.
the average speed was 1888 and on this
run, the Alabama maintained maximum
OF IN or ~ knots above the required 10
knots The trial was made in open sea
and in shoal water between the northwest
and southwest five fathom lights.
The wind was from the northeast about
20 miles per hour The trial was satistac
tory in every respect and l0dwin Cramr
said the builders were delighted with The
showing made. Several officers OF ths
Russian navy who were abroad express
ed favorably opinions OF the Alabama
sea going qualities.
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England Asking for More.

London. Aug 30-The Pretoria eorres-
pondent OF the Daily Chronicle telegraph
ing Tuesday, says:
/ Events have taken an alarming turn.
Great Britain. at the request Of the Uit.
landers council, has enlarged the original
demands OF Sir Alfred Miner, the British
high commissioner and is adopting the
view of Cecil Rhodes that President Kru-
ger the will never withstand an ultima
tum. l have however, high authority for
asserting that President Kruger. the
Volksraad and the nation will unitedly
resist an unconditional demand for CIV
ing effect to the Miner program. but viii
concede reforms on the conditions re-
ported.
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Mclean Has an Easy Time

GAINESVILLE, O.. Aug 29-The democratic
preliminary meetings Of the democratic
state convention at p. m. were In some
cases much more spirited than expected
and a few continued until evening. when
the ISiIbourn men contested everything
on the long lists. The result shows that
the Mclean men carried IL OF the Il
congressional districts to Ave for the
combined opposition with the two Cleve-
land districts contested. AS the Mclean
men control their committee on creden-
nals they claim that they have the con-
vantion sixteen 20 Ave by districts as wei
as 1e 10 for free silver. The Mclean mer
carried the Toledo by only three votes
and other districts by only one vote each
nne of the latter being the district OF
coporessman Norton who Is the Mclean
man for permanent chairman The other
closo shave was In the 18th district. 10
which GAINESVILLE Is located and also MAR
eta the home OF eneral A. j. ""rn0'
v,bo Will present Kilbourne's name
AT the district meeting General war
nar spoke most bitterly against the NC
r. .o,r man. After a free ror all hght uh'
,,tt-AfcI, ,ean men bolted and left the room
,.,fore this district meeting was conclud
"a The Mclean men control the commit
,aes the construction Of the platform an
s,,o.,.+,lre else tonight and ere holdinI
The most noisy joliihcation meetings.
,rbare have been several unplsasah
oassaqes between ieadrs. notably one pc
twen Congressman Lentz and Allan "
Thurman. -.
The Mclean men organised tho stat'
committee tonight. Il to s. with TWO con
tested absentees. The committee on cre
dentlals and resolutions announced
midnight that they would be In sessio'
ali night. The Mclean men were no
giving anything away and were takinI
everything In the committee ON credent
ials. There were about 100 votes conest
ed. The committee on resolutions spen
the night hearing reports OF labor organi
cations, tax reformers and other special
lists, including even the Latter Day In
trepters OF the Golden Rule. II wa
after II D. m. when a subcommittee wa
appointed 10 draft q platform.
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The Way They See n

London. Aug so-he Tines, retsrins
this morning editoriaily to the sta.smsrs
Of william p. schriener. the Cape pre-
mier, that In the event OF war he would
do his best to keep the Cape colony aiog
from the struggle, says;
This Is startling mlsconcs2don II duly.
when the government OF the queen de-
clares a war II is the duty OF all loyal
subjects. whatever their position. not to
keep alofa but to do their utmost to bring
the struggle to n successful end.
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Bryan at Winnemuca

Winnemuca, Nov. Aug. Z9.-Hon. w. ].
Bryan passed through winnemucca this
afternoon on his way to California. where
he will visit Yosemite. The train stopped
20 enable Mr.. Bryan to deliver an address
{ othe large crowd that had gathered. In
part M. Bryan said:
Il believe the outlook for success I'm
1900 never better than at present. On the
old questions Of the campaign OF 1896 we
lare strongr than We were during that eaSn.
palgn on the new questions We are gain
ing steadily.
The Chicago platform at the Convention
next year viii be reafhrmed entire. In
fact. / doubbt whether any opposition to
the platform will manifest itself in the
convention.
Two O fthe greatest fthe new Issues
that are before the countrdy are:
1.-The trusts; 2-The Philippine question.
The first question can scarcely be called
new but the trusts have been so multi
piled that the question assumes an Inn
portance which II did not have in 1895.
Many methods have been suggested for
the determination OF trusts. The most
feasible It seems to me. Is 20 require every
corr grafton to obtain a license from the
the federal government before IT is per-
mltted to do business out side the state
I'm whinch It Is organized This license
can be granted under conditions which viii
squeeze the water out OF the stock and
presvent the monpolization o fany Indus
try This nation must choose between be-
ing a republic or an empire.
An imperial policy cannot be defended
on any ground. From financial stand
point it will be an expense to large
majority of the people and a profit only
to the capitalists who would organize syn
dicates to develope the Philippine island.
From a religious point of view st can
not bbe defended A despotism at Manila
Is not consistent with a free government
I'm the United States
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Cr.EvEI.AND MILK RAD

Cleveland. Aug 2s.--wnliam Harshaw
president of the Har shaw, Fulled Goodwin
company, was arrested today on a war
rant sworn out by chief dairy and food
inspector Cowan. He was charged With
selling adulterated linseed oil. The case
was set for hearing September II, Cowan
has discovered that great deal OF adul-
terated oil Is being produced In Glove
land and Is after the perpetrators. II is
probable that other arrests viii be- made
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THE new YORK WORLD
THRICE-A-W WEEK EDITION.

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the great Presidential chmpAign, too.ai
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The motto Of TIE THRICE A. WEEE
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We offer his unequsled newspapel
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Danver Aug. 2s.-One half tho Thlrty-
fourth regiment OF infantry. which was
recruited at Fort Logan, left at noon to-
day over the Union Pacific in two sec
tions. Colonel Kennon accompanied the
first section. The other half viii start b..
morrow evening. The regiment recruited
al Fort Thomas, Ky. arrived this morn
ing and went west this afternoon.
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Ed. Bridges vs. D. Il. Thomas.
Error from probate court, Garfield coun.
~. Affirmed.
J. Whether a building situated upon
land is real OF per- onal property IN a
question OF law to DO determlaed from the
facts as to tho character u the buIdinR.
It's relations 90 the soil L occupies aud
ths intention of It's owners or claimants.
2 In the absence of sufficient show
Ing to the contrary the law VIII presume
that a building located upon tract OF
land Is part OF the land oc upics ana Is
,Aorcforc real property.
3. While under certain oondid ions, re-
plevn will lie 10 recover possession of
building. petition In rcplevn for the
recovery OF "a building in order to state
a good cause OF actions, should sDecih-
capy aver such "a state OF facts as viii
clearly show that the building s pera-
uual properly, and that the pianur has a
right TO maintain The action. IL IL not
sufficient 10 aver generally that such
bundng is personal property
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Running Sore
OnHiS Ankle.

Obstinate sores and ulcers are a sure
sign that the entire circulation is in
deprayed condition. They are severe
drain upon the system, and are con-
stantly sapping away the vitality. In
every case the poison must be elimi-
mated from the blood and no amount OF
external treatment cen have any effect.
Mr. l.. J. Clark. OF Orange Court
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RULES GOVERNING CONTEST.

The above ballot is ordered and authorized by the Fan
Carnival Committee and the lady receiving the largest number
az the close OF the contest at oclok October 9Th
1899 Will be formal declared Queen Carnival
This contest is open to all ladies of Guthrie
No ballot is legal unless from the daily papers
committee selected by the officials will count
he ballots every evening at Waaces Drug Store and the
ito day " ~ N~'
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house, Va, writes


"For six years ! had
an obstinate running
ulcer on my ankle,
which at times caused
mointense suffering. /
was so disabled for a
long while that | WAS
wholly unit for busi-
ness. One Of the hest
doctors treatedme con
atantly, but dld me no
good 1 then tried va
rlous blood remedies
without the least beue-
ut sA $ was So high
" recommended that
1 concluded 60 try 10.
and the effect wa won
derful 10 seemed to
get right At the seat
OF the disease and
force the poison ont,
asau aa.YH I... Cd. . 49,. 81. .. q
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The McCormlck Haryeatar Company W.
W. Il. E.ech and 4. j. Koch.
T. Where a promissory note ~ eiven
tor purchase price OF harvesting mach
me and by provisions contained In the
note, The ttle is to remain IA the vendor
until the note Is paid, and In case OF
default, the vendor Is authorized to take
possession of the machine aud sell It. mi
apply the proceeds On the note, and also
centaining an express stipulation that IN
tne event the vendor sells the machine
ami appt ea the proceeds on the note, the
vendor shall. ia confederation ot the usa
and rent OF the machine. be liable for any
balance reInaining unpaid. Held, tbAt a.
between the parties such an agreement
is valid and binding and the vsndess viii
be liahe tor airy remaining balance un-
paid on such note after the sale OF the
machine under the terms embraced In the
note and the proceeds OF such sales have
been credited as paymnt on the note.
q In an action on a promlssory note.
It is error to render judgment In favor OF
the defendants on the pleadings whore
the answer fails 10 set up a complt to de-
tense TO the notes.
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Swifts Specific drives out every trace
Of impurity in the blood, and in this
way cures permanently the most obsii-
nate, deep-seated sore or ulcer IL is
the only blood remedy guaranteed
purely vegetable.
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S.S.S.F89F6s F9F Blood

cures contagious Blood Poison Scrofula
Cancer, Catarrh, Eczema. Rheumatism,
Sores, Ulcers, Boils, or any other blood
trouble. Insist upon s. s. S, nothing
can take its place
Valuable books mailed free 10y Swift
Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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San Francisco. Aug. s.--The transport
Grant. bearing the Idaho, Wyoming ana
Dakota regiments, was sighted shortly
before IL O'Clock. The Grant left Naga-
saki, Japan, on tina i7th inst.
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John B. Glover vs.. Benjamin n. 5wirtz
From district court. Kay county AZ
trmed.
l. one who b. in good raith cOotestlux
a homestead entry ON the grounds OF prior
settlement and residing st0n the land Ia
controversy viii be perm. led ~ oon-
tInue 10 occupy the land unth such tl1Ee
as the land department shall finally ds-
pose OF such contest and determine which
of thu adverse claimants mas the super
iOr right TO tho land The courts Will thsn
give effect TO such decsion by protecting
tho successful claimant In The exc ualve
possession OF the land as tSalnst the de-
feuted claimant.
= A contest TO cancel homestead sn-
try upon the grounds Of Abandonment is
"A contest for a preference ght OF entry
after the e0sting entry mas been Cancelled
and one contesting for a preference right
Is not entitled to reside upon or occupy
any portion OF the land in controversy a.
against tho entryman until after ha Ehsll
have procured tho cancellation OF the
contested entry.
9. A contestant Tor preference righ'
who attempts 10 occupy or reside upon
tho disputed tract against the win or
without The consent OF the entryman Is
a trespesser aud mandatory Injunction Ia
the proper remedy to restore posaessioE to
uhe entryman.
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doned and VIII not b. oensidsrrd b. The
court
g. An Of error alleging 'irreguiarity In
the proceedings Of the court and abuse
of discretion by the court, by which the
defendant was prevented from having
fair rial' Will not present the rulings OF
the trial court on tho admission or ex-
clusion Of evidence on the trial.
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c A. Winton. et al vs. J. w. Myers.
Appeal from probate court OF Kay ooun-
ty. Affirmed.
l. Ia an action TO recover upon an un-
dcrtakng given TO secure the discharge
Of such property ot tho defendant, tho
OF such property TO the deefndant. TIE
condition OF which Is that ''ths defendants
WI perform tho judgment Of me court
in sah action" Il is a sufficient allegation
of a breach of the conditions or the un-
dertaldng. 20 aver that the plaintln oh
talueG Judgment against the defendant in
such action, what the amount OF judy
mont was. and that said judgment was
unpaid GA whole or IA part.
2 in an action upon such AN undertak-
ng .the failure % pay the tudgmens IL
NE breach Of the conditions OF the bond
The amount OF the Judgment and ooslH
With Interest ia prima facia, the measure
OF damages and when It Is shown ON the
tria that a Yalid judgment was rendered
VIII De presumed % be- unpaid until tho
[ contrary 10 shown. The burden OF show
/ iug payment i8 on the defendanis-
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John wsIDurn. vs Territory Of okiaho-
ma: NO. 50
IError from tho dis.rict eoairt of oarnsAc
county. hsYsessd
l. 1Ae DnOvhioEls % article =, ealAplsf
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Geo. u. Barnard & Co. W Greer county.
Error from district court. Greer county.
Affirmed
l. This cause Is afnmed on the author
ity OF Clark and Courts W. Greer county
decided this term.