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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
FOR DR.. BRIGGS.
Tone of the Omcial Organ of the
Church j. Favor able 90 Him.

IIlAINll - tthNA '~Af'' w.
Tb. chalchman. the official organ VI
the Protestant Episcopal Church. this
week says.
"N0t even Che Church's own inheritance
can Id. .mpted from tle sphere W scleh-
ti8e Investigation. M-n off robust laita
would not have BE- So But even the more
tlmorous mus. BOO brought 10 see mat
fbeir fragile dercuccs are only an evidence
M their poverty OF conception. Dd iney
realize the majestic destiny and purpose
or the Church they would never assign
her 10 the r0io o., doing police duty over
tbe human intellect Scientific Bible
study De- really an evidence NJ tho CROWN
Of religious feeling. NOT ~ its decline.
Archaooloalsts and critics are doing he-
rolc work in making the Bible sources
and the Bible contents more intelhsin'r
every day. They are bringing in-m
closer 70 ms they are making as realize
more and more the character of ih' t'-l.
monies they unfold II would he 30 SOD
day when % gain some petty advantage.
Co win an apparent victory. ODD" Nt-
ch'norv and administration OF the chufch
lifo OF our day could Doe used n hHmpfr
tho progress ~ research and carry us or
from tho pathway ~ truth to the byways
of ohscura'ion and prejudice
This ia tho BROAD Church Wow. Of which
Dr. Briggs s he CHIEF exponent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

Some Of our Virginia contemporaries
with commendable loyalty 10 homs en-.
terprise are lecturing their constituents
on the bad policy of sending away from
homo 10 purchase their supplies when dhe
same can be- purchased at home upon
terms quite as favorable. They show
that dollar spent al home is "a dollar
added 20 the wealth Of that community,
and a dollar that either directly or indi-
rectly helps everybody. whereas a dol
lar sent away from home Is a dollar
taken from the money In circulation, and
the community Is impoverished TO that
extent. 1t Is an old story. All OF US have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
ATIEHM iIH.

Instead Of giving General Funston
-,,ord some Of hls friends In Kansas are
suggesting that the subscription be In
creased and that he De presented with a
home as a gift from his fellow citizens.
Jerry Simpsons newspaper Is out.
Among other things be says that Reed
would Ike 10 be the next Republican can
didate for the Presidency. and that Kan
sas rs tired OF sending freaks 20 Congress.
which accounts for his being out OF a
job.
Miss Julia Arthur made q scene dur
ing her engagement 90 Now Haven on
Thursday night Near the end Of the last
act she stopped the play and pointed 20
a man in The audience who. she said. was
trying 20 firt with one of the women IN
the cast.
Charles z. Liuloaeld. OF Rockland, has
been nominated by the Republicans Of the
Second Maine District 20 succeed Con-
gresham Dmgiey.
Richard croker who Is row IN London
is smi suffering from a carbuucle on his
neck. and the doctors say that it VIII he
necessary TO use the knife.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

a revival meeting in Marion county. "a
were poisoned by drinking butter"iik
from tin can. one preacher d'eo anu
two others were az deaths door at ias'
reports.
A report made by the Atlantic coast
Line Railway shows that f. broke All
records in strawberry shipments between
Wilmington and Goldsboro on the YIN
instant There were ninety car loads or
berries. making three trains containing
g. go crates
For the past three months every steam
cr arriving at Port Tampa from Cuba
has brought over a number Of spaniords.
This is the result Of work done by Span
l.h citizens Of Tampa. who have been
.r,.t...- great efforts % induce their f'l-
io,. countrvmen 10 settle I'm that town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
SATURDAY. MAY 13. 1899.
THEY MUST 81 CORRECTLY IN
HTE1l.IID

MI Cd 49,. ry..,4 ,tr.o cnilf.r
-..,,,,...,,.. -, ho No,.,,ro sol1iors of
-, ,..,r, t,. s,,,,, .,.,, ms ,ort,irir,.
en- ro,,,, ~ ,,e co,,p,itt,o. ~ ,,o Grand
Arm ,..,ct,tion pnon school histories
md. A.. IFS national ,n,snn,ocrt of pur
ialo, New YORK rms reports insists lh'l
the growth of the whole country shall
,o Taught that the war between the
&c.. ,.. -...,. ,..,,;,., t,.. ,,,.,r,
meht OF the 'i"'eu Sial'a 'i" " part "'
;ts citizens in revolt against IT, that IL
v,ae proseoted bv the National Govern
-. go. az. .u............... -, 100. ,,.,.,i
H'''' io' '''
tntonai authority ana the enforcement
of ats laws. and THAT i must Doe made
.lc,- 81, tn. t.,t l,...s ,,s.d GA. ,lr
,r, e,.
''''''''" '''''' WIZ
ronm Territory We're rehi -a1d. con-"-
uuently. that the Confcdcrates were
wrong
e,.olsi,,- az p,o tf.,.,... ,e t.. mai,
th'' nave D''n "ii'ir" '' southern ""-
thOrs the report says that they are,
"without execution. intensely PARTISAN
..,<,
UNI u'''iN'' anu "''i''' ''' ''''' ID ''''''i'
VI the events OF The rebellion ana dlsloyd
10 our system of government"
!, ,h., ,,,.. I'm ,t,..
Inc ""IN Ii'iI wiz" We P"v'' I'D
'nat OF i'.N' -. d. w JUNO '"''''''' D
III I>'' anu "'N''ic 6" ~ i'E 1"'"oi ~ ''
- '.'" ,"'- '"'' U'
20 INV '''"'" "''" "' W. '' '"'s''' '' ''i
s'"oO'''
~ ''i'.''.''''s '''e VI 'i anu '-''''',.s
~ '"N ""i' '", '"''''' '"''''7 '''"' w. -,'
wi '-''.. ''I '''"''- ,.t'..n " ~"' "'
yn-"'''"' ON" w. ~ '''' INV INNS
Sl"le7 NOT ""is H"u pOii''' Ii-"' q"
"','"i"" i''"' 1"V i''''' ''' ''"' '',''
H"u "inI'N .'''l'"' '".S' DOT ool"A
;" anu ,"'' 'i'' war i'''"' apo" 'u'h
by 'he No''" was utterly "Nju7uh""ir'
opt,, "''u 80 "'.' '''"' 'i'' ''9'"
co,,rse tb,r r., ,,sist forc.. vim force and
make her heroic struggle for consutu-
tlonsl freedom This author in referring
10 the Enumeration Proclamation dc.
clarcs il unconstitutional and tp. 2q8 that
9Th. final contamination of the edlct
nv "a triuunh of force over fustice and
,ipht v,..s as hoid "a ute,e al wholesale
rol,larv as ever the conoucror inflicted
mon the c,nouored ON mage SIS the
following reference is made 10 Sherman's
March fo the Sea. -.rhosc who sing of
.N..rehinc throuch Georgia forget that
the pillac. ana burning of private houses
ana the wanton outrages and insults
hcaped upon old men. women aud children
along the track of that army We're
hlot upon the American name and upon
The civilization of the nineteenth century
ana such a blot as au lowers of our couH-
,rv should seek 90 commit to oblivion
This writer is not willing that the story
Of the Confederate treatment OF mon
pi,soi'o'S 49, .oi -,
81 sccretar, stanton and Surgeon General
Barnes show "that nearly 4 per cent.
more Confederaios died ln Nor ihcrn
p'i'o''S ''''''
-. ... 49,. ......
'i.,''N ,,.s.t.
s,,ntned b, MS ana now in GENERAL nee I'M
the schools of Che country. SIS $50 deficient
IN the history or the civil war as TO D'
nilht lot use ~
800 eoie,,n ami emphatic profe.,
against tho further use of any history
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

Mrs. Sueg Or Tarpon Springs Re The
champion tarnol killer OF the West
coast of Florida She went out the other
day $50 her private yacht and Ia two da}
safely landed thirteen tarpon. She did
her work in au artistic manner With % roi
and roei and suortsmen say that This feat
beats the record
The Alabama Legislature IS now wrest-
ling with the question OF suffrage. Del
egate Browns proposed amendment gives
TO the Legislature power 90 regulate the
right OF suffrage and prescr.bes ihe
qualification oft electors Delegate
Moody BIN prescribes the qualification
af electors, namely the ciector shall De
bona Tide resident. shall De registered
shall make application for registration In
his own handwriting. in English or m
his native tongue. or. 10 unable % DO So.
must own and pay taxes upon '@1 worth
OF property 40 person who prior 90
january !. .N1. could vote. or de-
scendant of such person, shall be eX-
Guided from voting.
BENJAMIN Frlnf0rt representative
of the Philadelphia Press, boosted the
other day at knoxville that be was the
northern man. who poured oil on sam
Hose. the negro lynched AT Palmetto,
Ga. a few weeks ago.
Some citizens of Alabama, who were
opposed TO the repeal by the Legislature
OF the act calling FOR a constitutional
convention. propose TO make test In the
courts as TO the constitutionaliiy OF the
later act or the Legislature aboiishing
the call for the convention. test case
has been made mp and Ex-Governor Oates
is one OF the leading parties thereto.
y number Of colored people attending
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

\ few years ago there was much discuss
sion as to what we should do with our
.V-prosia,,.. H.. pr,sfaant Harrison
g.. .,. - g.
To- 'DiE'o tne question: 80 Ear 90 -
H. hFer since ho ,e'' VIC ''' ~,
to'ae ne mas been ae,ise'{ .ns-s' - ~
- '"'N 10 co"'p,s. '''s -.
counsel bero-c ,be Venezuelan Arbltr,-
ton Court. l. Is said that his argument
is likely 70 be an historic argument and
10 rlNdl senator Erart3 famous ADDRESS
on inc Alabama Claims before me Co
HeFa Inference M l''-' Moreover lt is
sala lhtt Do will receive the snug little
zee OF >iV'"' General Harrison seems
70 think that he has n higher mission In
ne IMAM hunting and fishing away bis eN-
iI'Slueht days.
The Boston Journal says that In the
coming census Boston will probably be
oivon 0ffb ri,o. ,,,or.. r,. Ar,o-fo,r
,,,,.. 49,, -, ,,...
W." popuidllon oi o''N'. i'u-
NE ' rate, New fork. me metropolis on
pblladalnhia o.,,b its million and a thrid
inhabitants We may also say Of Richmond
that 81 VIII probably be put down among
,ne cue OF Jess tnan lv''p lIir'..'''.'.,
isko I'm Ar,r.t'l.oI ' ,r1 o,hor no.ehbor-
inc toons .t. ,,..,,,.i sto.. q nonuiatlon
,losa oo "a 900
Tho >-,,,. Vol. sr-...r.-- D., cav. that
--...
'he immediate result ah' "''',
quence OF tho P0stmaster-Generais order
m take Mr. Edward Atkinson's PAM
phiots from The mails destined for Manila
has been ~ create an enormous demand
for thoeo foou,oor,s B., tho United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13


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re.'Iec.ln .'. a. ana '"' 'o''.
than went WiH B..
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snaa.h. u N..A a. iaf
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th.m MIGHT n0k n.0l
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
virginia Orators

The Richmond mass-mecting Of last
wednesday was not strong on tho score
~ oratory. Readers who have been IN the
habit ar attending political meetings In
Virginia during the past decade or two
can form very just estimate Of the
meetings qunlity In this respect-wben n
is stated that tho Hon. John Goode was
ffcHe rflncepl amons The speakers of ths,
occasion. Mr. Montague Is 4 fluent ami
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

The FIRST OF the season VIII RON on SUM
day. May DIST. and every Sunday there
after during the season f.r OH Point,
pt,eI <roe. ocean View and Norfolk. Spe-
cial fast train leafe Er0ad-Street station
so A. NJ arrive old Point 1870 4. NJ.
arrive Ocean View u a. NJ. arrive Nor
foik u.f5A. N. Returning leave Norfolk
80. = ~ ifrom Ocean Wow stat.onl.
leave ocean View -.i5 = a.. leave Old
Point 500 T. NJ. arrive Richmond to,Oo
y 81 Tarior car attached Oh this train.
seats % cents, which can ne reserved az
& ond .. passenger office. 50 east Main
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

Mrs sHmdiet-you don't seem to Ike
rice very we'll Mr Peck
Henry Peck-It is associated with one
OF the most distressing mistakes ever
was guilty of.-IitBlts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

Tmmy-Tm going to begin common
fractions tomorrow. ma
AloiL,r-Y0u shall o0 nothing of the
kind. Tommy Sou shan study tme very
best fractions they have iu The school,
Louisville Dispatch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

and Is Yungstcr stiI ia The bdssfM in
t0xlcation OF i0ye?'
go. ] think ho has reached the head
ache now indianapolis Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
POOR SAM.
A Short Romance by Augusta Tres
foft.

after "a fair days work. aud VAS on III,
way home. with intent 10 rest anu p7
thankful
From ms accustomed eating place 10
what 7 call my hOme-in olheT No'".'
the place where ! sleep-theie are oc'
eral routes. and the route wnlch 'oVN
on that particular evening lay iniVNEn
a bright and cheerful street where
We're boarding houses and t9ras"e"
apartments On plenty
ON "a doorstep stood two young nun
in evening dress with their oyefcoalS
open They had iust como ont OF lha'
door. for 7 had heard it close inc mo
meut before and they were cNi1'"''.
deHbefaOne about something Wne"
came up
Tho right is more lucky hearo
one OF them sav. ..y
mo other ad. "Who told you thatf
IT'S always moro lucky 20 turn 10 ''e
left Don't you know that much
Then they whispered Then one el
them dashed down at me Ike ma "N.
"Excuse me sir" me said. May
sreak to yOu'
stopped thinking they were gong 20
make mo their arbitrator $50 tH' H"'
ton Of lori and right
"What tau DO tor vout at'l
"Weu" said tho, other one--a stockf,
smooth-facel yolth-'irs Ntto OUT
of-tho-wcE perhaps. on $50 snort "h +"
quaintarce but the fact is, we want
you 20 come DOB to dinner
The young wHl who bad hf-l -'i@'N
me laughed and began making dn "i''-
oey for hf companions a'rup'
AH This 1as before had tcc'Nei'' ~"
my ast0rishment enough 10 riy ""'
thing
GLOW do f0u know ] began, u 'l
/ lm respectable enough, How 10 lo"
know anything about m"' And. Do
i.n't au impairment question, VINO arc
vouo'
ooh. THAT'S Hl right Che stoety '.e
answered. quickly. Ne are "l' .'''.
won know. we could sec you were 1000
reht Or youth jast step insll"
rather chilly out hera-Weu explain tue
,yhoi. fh.ne fYr you."
%eeIl.-- to mention here that lHd
some mi.alyire- about stepping
For au 1 knew they might ha TWO 'I
gn- of I.-neral0cs. and Their aIih i''-
Jerry with assas. nation aoh h.'"
why stepped inside. hut D 5000.
.y.u SOC began the taller 900. Doe
,,fth fhe blonde m0ustlcNc- Itr
mis-
.Vr.ra going away tomorrow the
sto.r.,. ,o,,or man .ntorruntoI.
.t,.. fqrr,yru f,rt,."
"a lof ~ fn. bows you know and
f,,.t tta tv, gIrI..~
.rr,.rs o,ir -i4fars-'
.Tne old people are gone on ahead.
srt.. started this MORNING"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

out. Merchants In some Of the smaller
towns complain Of their people FOR doing
/ their shopping in Richmond. and Rich
/ moud merchants Just as sorely complain
Of the people here for doing their shop
ping in New York And so IT goes. IL
/ IS all wrong Every man should feel
| under obligation TO spend his money in
the community where he makes IT, II ls
not only good principle TO DO so. but II
/ is good policy as already outlined above.
But there Is a lesson right here which
we would impress and II is outside ques-
ton at issue. when these same COM
temoorarlcs. and they are very esteemed
contemporaries. have talked about trusts
and laws 10 suppress trusts. and nh that
we have replied that the people OF the
country were responsible for the trusts
because they were supporting them. We
have declared and it cannot be denied
that the people Of the United states pun
chase and consume articles made By the
trusts. giving them preference over an
others So spite OF their prejudice against
trusts simply and solely because the ar
ticlcs made by the trusts generaly
speaking are the best and cheape7O
Every now and then a number OF men
oct together and organize an antitrust
factory OF some sort and proclaim 10 the
world that they have gone into pu7i-
ness. not so much to make money as 10
fight the Octopus and 20 prevent him
from sucking the life blood out Of the
people. 10 would seem that the people
who are so much opposed 60 trusts would
at once rally around the antitrust en-
terprise and purchase its goods. even
though Of am inferior quality and higher
in price But has any such factory ever
succeeded? Not that we have ever heard
The people have given the antitrust
factory their praise and their encourage
mcut in words. but they have continued
to spend their money with the trusts.
What does au this mean2 Why do pe0-
ple send away from home to purchase
their goods when every man viii tell you
that ne believes in patronizing home en-
terprisc? Why will people purchase the
goods OF the trusts whom every man viii
cell sou that he is opposed 90 trusts and
that if they are not put down they are
going TO crush as aH % death? The
answer is very simple. There ls no. scn-
timent in business. People are going TO
buy whore they can buy % the best ado
vantage. or where they think they can
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

TIE Times is always Indebted 10 FRIENDS
who favor It with society items eha
personals but must urge tnat al ~.
be sent over tina signature 81 ''o
sender
All unsigned Communications Will be re-
sected always
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

her first lecture. but the twelve men DC
fore gave her great encouragement.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

PETERSBURG AGENT
MRS. 8. c. HUTCHINSON. : LOMBARD
STREET
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

MANCHESTER BUREAU. 1921 HULL
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

The First Nebraska Regiment, IN the
philippines. has called FOR time TO wash
their clothes. Now here's another great
advantage Agulnaldo's soldiers have.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

Gomez's request FOR an army has the
appearance on The ola mans part OF a
desire to go permanently on the pay roll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

The operation by the reverend doctors
Of Louisville seems to have been 'en-
,irelv successful" I'm the Whistle case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

Flushing, Long Island. has girl cab
driver. We still hold that none but the
brave deserve the fare
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

IFS "A great thing for Prof. Langley
that Grover Cleveland was not at his
ola ducking grounds near Quantico when
that nying machine went up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

Uncle sam might send the sultan a
marked copy of the Mississippi bill col
lecting system.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

Mrs. George had just twelve people at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

Rev. John Jasper says the rainbow
around the sun yesterday was "a
warnin'." II was indeed. but the prudent
man will stick TO his nannels "a week or
two longer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

Jcrry's simpsons new paper is ca.lel
the Bayonct. and that's the strongest
point in H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

In addition 10 having been bitten by
bis dog. young Vanderbilt has developed
a case of measles on his honeymoon.
THOSE Belmont boys know the disadvan-
taees Of youthful marriages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

Surely Dr. Whteitt was thoughtful
enough 10 get ticket TO The performance
in the big tent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

The transportation agents continue 90
entertain golden opinions OF the Klon-
dixie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

\ number Of eOloFed people attending
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

That "halo" that was floating around
the SIN yesterday was probably misplaced
by some Of the delegates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

OF course there is such thing as max
ing 81 hot enough 90 melt am iceman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

Mr.. Edward Wishmcycr, OF Baltimore.
Sid. is en- Richmond
Mrs. *. 3. Parkinson continues very
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-07-19
A WORD TO OLIVIA.

Why should the hired Olivia
county seat boomers be engaged in
throwing mud on the Gulf & Mani.
toba Railway Co., in their subsidized
efforts to move the county seat from
Beaver Falls to Olivia?
The building of the road would be
one of the largest boons that the
country through which it will pass
could ask for-no east and west
road could bring such benefits.
The company asks for assistance,
and does not ask that it be turned
over until it has completed it's share
of the contract.
The bonds already voted in one
or two precincts of Renville county
are deposited in escrow with Hans
Gronnerud of Beaver Falls, who
will see to it that they are not de-
livered until the road is built, and
hence the talk of the bought up
Olivia boomers, that the company
has bad motives, etc., must be
looked upon by the people of Rem
vile county as'the merest kind OF
rot. It is rot that will react as sure as
fate and the sooner Olivia changes
it's tactics and calls off this class OF
bankers the better will it be for
the interests of the town. False
hoods act as boomerangs.
We believe that the G. & NJ. rail,
road will be built. If it is not built
by the present officials we believe
that it will:0be built by business
men along the proposed line promot.
ing the.scheme which every sane
man will admit will be a profitable
investment from the day that the
line is thrown open until the end Of
time. It is road that must inter
est farmers, business men, profes
sional men-all.