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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

campaign. not the least being the imDos-
sibility of securing newspaper puberty
for Democratic news.
Senator Jones realizes that the presence
in Washington of correspondents or am
the leading papers will insure the VIDE
publication of campaign material. IN adj
dition to this. letters which 20 out from
Washington are much more widely read
and have a greater significance than Wnen
sent from any other city. The committee
would have the advantage. also. of being
near to the sources of campaign mate
rial as well as being I'm close proximity
10 the opposition candidate. Mchlniey $
denomination being anticipated as a mat
ter of course. All these arguments Will
be laid before the committee Wnen the
question comes no for consideration.
IL is also Senator Jones idea 20 have
branch headquarters IN the West, az chi
caco and ST. Louis. Mr.. Johnson TO be In
charge of the former and eN-Gov. stone
or Mr. Samuel b. Cook to direct the lat
ter These branches could be supplied
with campaign material from the national
headquarters here.
Senator Martin. Of Virginia IS heartily
I'm accord with the proposition 20 locate
the National Democratic headquarters
I'm this city. ct think it was n mistake"
he said Yesterday 'to go 10 Chicago ID
1896. and I would not wait until the
onennq of the next campaign 10 hrins
the HEADQUARTERS here. I would estao-
lish IL I'm Washington as early as the
oponire of Congress I'm December. Here
is the center of political thought while
Chicago Is intensely commercial Here
we can find an the data necessary for
campaierF material and here. during the
winter VIII be assembled the leaders OF
the Democratic party whose adyices ana
assistance could be promptly secured.
We were not treated fairly in Chicago
I'm the last campaign. but We will Dee sure
IN receive im artial treatment be- the
rewsnqoers here besides which the eX-
perienced correspondents. who are thor
oughiv acquainted with the political field,
viii be better able 20 present Demo
cratic views than the newspaper men
Of Chicago. By an manner Of means, the
national headquarters ought 10 be moved
TO Washington. and brought here as soon
In view Of the fact that during the
next campaign President Mckinley VIII
be IN washington. 70 is said to bee possible
that the Republicans will locate an inn
rortant branch Of their headquarters
I'm this CITY even if che principal offices
are located in Chicago.
A good many of The Republican leaders
are I'm favor OF keeping q goodly num-
Der Of campaign managers in this city
an next summer. and this action will
undoubtedly have 90 De- taken IL the
Democrats brinc their chairman here
The Congressional campaign committee
OF both parties will. of course, DE in
Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERP.
Chairman Jones and senator Martin
Think Washington j. the Place.

WASHINGTON ID. c., oct. 6-Senator
tones chairman OF rho Democratic Ma
tional Committee, who has been for
several months IN Europe. IS expected
to reach Washington tomorrow, says the
Post. After brief stay IN this city he
will go to Chicago 10 consult with Secre-
tary johnson. OF the committee.
while in Chicago Chairman Jones Will
arrange for the opening Of the national
Democratic headquarters, which VIII be
in charge OF MT johnson during the win
ter. Considerable preliminary work VIII
be accomplished before the convention
meets. although the campaign issues VIII
depend largely upon the DEVELOPMENTS or
the session Of Congress one Of the I'M
portant questions to be decided by the
new national committee. which VIII be
Amounted by the convention Is the selec-
ton OF a city for headquarters during
the next campaign. Senator Jones Is In
favor Of Washington. and IL IS quite prob
able that his idea will be adopted. a large
number OF the Democratic leaders being
IKE himself. opposed 10 Chicago The
committee worked under many disadvan-
tages In the latter city during the last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
A NEW STATUE
OF JEFFERSON
Sir Moses Ezekiel Engaged as the
Sculptor.
DONATION TO LOUISVILLE.
A Generous Offer From Two Public
Spirited Citizens - Something
About the Virginia Sculptor
and His Famous Works.

The Board Of Park Commissioners OF
Louisville, KY, held called meeting in
the Columbia building in that city on
September 18th, ana unanimously agreed
10 accept the generous oner OF Messrs.
j. W. & Bernard Bernheim, TO erect
statue OF Thomas JEFFERSON in one OF the
city parks.
The board also passed resolutions
thanking the Bernhelm brothers for their
generous offer, and for their interest in
the general welfare Of the city. \ letter
was mailed to them by the Secretary Of
the Board. setting forth the appreciation
of that body.
The statue. when complete, will be Of
bronze standing on a bronze pedestal.
which will In turn rest upon base Of
American granite. The statue will be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

ed. but occasionally there Is one. az In
the human species. who IL Ounce and
won't learn anything. is positively stupid
and refuses persistenuy TO become edu-
Gated. The trouble In teaching monkeys
is largely that they are mischievous.
They try 20 ovcrdo things. and do things
which are not wanted OF them: SO that.
In order to make them perform as de-
sired. steady drilling Is necessary, al
though they grasp an idea quickly. The
only two species Of animals which can
be taught by precept and example are
the chinipanzee and the orang -outarg.
They are lmitators and 10 instruct them
in doing a thing II is only necessary for
the trained TO do II first himself. and then
either one of these will initiate him
"In training animals we give each
course of instruction for a stated length
Of time each day. according TO the nature
NJ the animals and the feat 20 be per-
formed. Then we take them into the
ring and so through an entire perform
snce. During the course Of ,he training
each performer is given a certain cue
that It Is h time TO act Sometimes II is
by a certain word spoken by the rine -mas.
Tor. sometimes by a sign. For instance. II
in training ] give one dog the word
clown" every time that word is spoken
T pull him down from his seat and sts
him through his course. Gradually ne
learns that when he hears that word In
the ring ne is next on the programme.
In the course OF a short while they come
10 know by the music and by the length
of time which clapses from the beginning
'of the performances when their turn
comes. We make 1t a point to rivet inc
mind Of the beast steadily mpon the ac'
he is TO undertake all the while he is
being taught. and allow noihing-to al
tract his attention. There H. no secret 10
the work beyond patience. kindness
toward the animal. and discretion in the
matter OF selecting the right one for the
Fight place"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
Confederate Reunion.

CREWE, VA. oct. -Special.-Pickett-
Stuart Camp held their annual reunion
and barbecue at Nottoway Court House
today. Judge w. II. Mann and Other
prominent speakers addressed the old
soldiers.
Mr. A. L. Woody has resigned as town
councilman. and the Council has elected
Mr. J. e. Fowlkes to fill the vacancy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
New Orleans Arrives.

NORFOLK, VA, Oct. special. The
cruiser New Orleans. which Jagged behind
her sister ships Of the North Atlantic
sonldron. which arrived in Hampton
Roads last night, passed in Cape Henry at
1890 O'Clock this morning on her way to
Join the fleet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

BY the use of "a new window attach
acnt the shade roller can be set AZ any
desired height. two rods being secured
10 the window frame 10 carry sliding
brackets. on which the roller is hung.
with holes cut I'm the rods for the recep-
ton of pins to lock the brackets in place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

II is said that Dom Paul's favorite bev-
erape is lemonade. At present he highly
appreciates Orange aid.-Ottawa (Canada)
Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

making in all monument or nearly
twenty-five feet in height The total cost
OF the structure, when complete, viii
be about $4,000
SCULPTOR EZEKIEL
The sculptor OF this statue is Sir Moses
Ezekiel, who Is a native OF Virginia,
although he has spent most Of his life
abroad OF in some other part Of the
Union. and for The past quarter century
he has resided In Rome. He was born in
Richmond i'm 1874. and Is a graduate OF
the Virginia Military Institute. He was
with The cadets nj the battle of New
Market. lie studied anatomy at the Mcdl-
cal College of Virginia aa preparatory 10
his future work. lie resided in Cincinnati
from 1861 to go, ana from thence he went
10 Berlin, where he became a fellow OF
the Royal Art Academy. lie won the
Michac. beer prize of Rome IN 1873 which
gave him 1900 thalers per year for two
years study in Rome. This was the first
time that the Nuchaelbeer prize was ever
Won by foreigner.
The statue OF Columbus al Chicago. the
eleven marble statues in the COrcoran
Art Gallery at Washington. the bust OF
Washington in the Cincinnati Art MU-
scum the bust of James t. Murdoch in
the Public Library of Cincinnati, the
monument TO Religious Liberty IN Phila-
delphia. and the bust of Cardinal Hohen-
lobe are among the best specimens Of his
work.
TO CELEBRATE IT.
\ letter was received by the Board from
Nessrs Bernheim stating that the statue
OF Jefferson would be presented complete,
10 the city on the An Of July. 1860. and
that fund of $1,000 would be placed I'm
the hands Of the trustees To be invested
and the interest therefrom TO be used 10
maintain the statue and 10 give a prize
70 the pupil Of the public schools who
would present the best essay on the
historical event, at the ceremonies which
would be held az the foot Of the statue
every year Mcssrs. Bornheim asked
that the statue BE- erected 81 the Central
Park, as the sculptor when visiting the
city, had selected this place as the most
suitable site for its erection
The Board of Park Commissioners in
their response 10 this letter setting forth
their appreciation Of the public generosity,
said that the ground chosen by the great
sculptor for the site Of the monument
was not at present the property Of the
city but that proper proceedings had
been instituted for the purchase Of the
same
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

impossible TO dress him
for three years. His
head and body were a
mass Of sores, and his
eyesight also became
affected. No treatment
was spared that We
thought would relieve
him. but he grew wO.se
until his condition Was
indeed pitiable. / had
almost despsircd Of his
ever being cureG, when
By the advice OF n friend
We gave him ;. $. ).
tSwitts Spec.Acl. A de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

cided improvement was the result. and after
lie had taken a dozen bottles no one who knew
OF his former dreadful condition would have
recognized him. All the sores on his body
have healed. his skin Is perfectly clear and
smooth. ana he has been restored 10 perfect
health Mrs :. : MABRY.
$50 Elm 81. Macon. Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
ScrOfula, a Vile
Inheritance.

Scrofula is the most obstinate of blood
troubles, and is often the result Of an
inherited faint in the blood. S. S. S.
is the only remedy which goes deep
enough to reach Scrofula; it forces out
every trace of the disease, and cures
the worst cases.
My son, Charlie. was afflicted from infancy
with scrofula, and he suffered so that II was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

nine feet high. tho bronze pedestal about
nine feet, and the granite base six feet,
making in all monument OF nearly
twenty-five feet in height The total cost
OF the structure. when complete, viii
no about so O10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

For real blood troubles it is n waste
Of time TO expect cure from the doc
tors. Blood diseases are beyond their
skill. Swiit's Specific,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
Four Piece Glass tea sets.

= We sell the finest glassware
made. Nothing in poor glassware
gets in our doors. There is no room
on our shelves for poor glassware. A
glass set consists of one butter dish,
one sugar bowl. one milk pitcher and
one spoon holder.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
COLONIAL CABINET IS OUT
Porto Rican Ministry Tenders
3 $751; Its Resignation. IA,
SEVERAL OFFICES. THE ISSUE
Natives Object "a the Americana Beinn
Placed ut the Head Of Important
Departments. = s1<s

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico. Feb. 6.-The
insular cabinet has tendered its resigns
ton to Governor General Henry be.
cause. after Diminishing Carbonel, Gen.
srsl Henry ordered General Eaton to
take charge Of the department of public
instruction and Major Pierce of tho de-
partment of public works. Both these
departments belong to the interior de.
partment. The cabinet demands the
immediate appointment of successor
to Senor Carbonel aud that natives be
appointed in place of General Eaton and
Major Pierce in accordance with previ-
GUS enunciat;ons Of the policy of Gem
eral Henry and the colonial commission
that no Americans are to hold Office
here. General Henry promises com;
pliance with these demands and thA
designations of the members of the insu-
lar cabinet are therefore held in abey-
ance.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
CO, MIMI. TUESDAY. FEB. I, 1899
Mr.. BARRETT's TALK.
! - Siam 1lskss . Short Al
- loeoso At 0o0H Konx. J.,

%Gs-Aihtster - SIAM Makes . Short Ad.
H. laesss as saess Kong.
HONd KoNo. Feb. S.-John Barrett,
the former United States minister to
Siam. who 10 returning to tho United
States. delivered IN address 10 IN
audience composed of British Of.
cisls. business men. -, Americans
and Filipinos. Regarding tho Philip
pines, Mr.. Barrett urged the necessity
ot the United States forming > semi.in.
dependent protectorate until the ability
Of the Filipinos to stand alone il demon.
strated. the United States reserving the
strategetic naval base, like Subig boy,
giving her control Of tho situation and
strengthening her throughout the sar
East. <}"t
Mr.. Barrett also declared that Tho
difficulties ahead of tho United States
had been grossly exaggerated for the
purpose Of defeating the ratification Of
the treaty of peace with Spain.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
MAY CUT CABLES.

Attorney General GrjgEs Finds WsrBaat
For DsWsy's Action.
WARRINGTON. Feb. 6.-Attorney Gen.
eral Griggs, in decision, upholds the
right Of military commander to cut
cable within tho territorial waters Of an
enemy without making his country liza
ble In damages. The question arose on
tho cutting by Admiral Dewey at Ma
nila Of the cable Of the British Eastern
Extension Australasia, Asia and China
Telegraph company, which fled claim
with the state department for $685. 600
damages. Attorney General Griggs
finds that under the law of nations there
10 no ground for . claim for indelnnitv.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
Observation-Disclosures
WE MOVE TO THE FLYNN BLK MARCH !.
4 Few Odd Lamps.

There has been some unprece-
dented lamp selling here since we
commenced our removal sale There
are two of the 50 kind at. $500
There are 3 of the $3.50 at. .$I.75
There are 3 of the $3.50 at. .. 1875
A few days more and the lamp bar
gain will he a thing Of the past.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
SUSPICIOUS or A:.a,cv 7lCANS.
.tI,nu ,,,sto,',,,ssl sas'.,s ~.


N1"1 susses the Situation.
LONDON, Feb. GA representative Of
the Associated Press saw the, London
representative Of Aguinaldo during the
evening. He expressed surprise at the
news from the Philippines, but declared
the Fil,pinos 1T Manila were suspicion.
OF the attitude Of the United States and
had formed the opinion that it was bet
ter to fight before the Americans were
reinforced. The representative added
that Mabini, the head of the Filipino
cabinet, and his colleagues were con-
WINGED that il the Americans were
beaten now public opinion in the United
States would insist upon the maiute-
nance of Filipino independence.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
English Dinner Sets.

Not many. of these dinner sets
left, but what are left are just as good
as what are sold. They are all deco
rated with fancy floral decorations.
If you don't want a full dinner set
you can buy just as many pieces as
you need, and you get the same dis
count off. If you buy ten dollars
worth you get two dollars handed
oack to you. If you buy five dollars
worth you get one dollar handed
back, so don't neglect this oppor-
tunity.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
sA7IsFAcToRY.

SAiU~> SATISFACTORY.
Latest Dispatch From Gener~l Otis 10
kens. uriNg.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 0.-The following
dispatch was received ut l:l5 from Cen
sral Otis:
"Situation most satisfactory. Noap-
prehensiOn need be felt. Perfect quiet
prevails in city and vicinity. List Of
casualties being prepared aud will be
forwarded soon az possible. Troops in
excellent health and Spirits"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
Some HaYiland and
Carlsbad China.

This removal sale of ours has got new
owners for Il great sale Of thqse fancy
piecre of china, Of course the HaviIand
good are the best on earth except one more
make The Carlsbad goods are getting 80
near perfect that it ii h"rd to tell the diff r.
e"ce; the price tells. HaviIand goods are
always about twice the price of the Carls-
BID Come and zee them here, we will be
pleased to show You the difference. The
salsdsss se sold at Slssa9 srss nov on! TO
5TheS44 salads we sold At 81 40 "-e ',ff, now
.0OS
The cups and saucers we sold at soc are
now only.
Thr ho' cake dishes worth$l 80 now...$L 20
See if you have a hot cake dish, if not come
and get it now. There is the piece set.
There are the cracker jars, celery dishes. pin
trays and every piece of China at one.'ifth
off Its chance you won't get soon again
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
Bird Cages 4 atEittle Prices

We are selling solid brass cages
at little over the price of common,
wire cages. A bird cage is something
a person can afford to buy before
they need il. especially so near spring
as now, when it can be- got for little
over half price: &s
The 81 kind we sell at So cents
The $l.25 kind we sell at 70 cents
The 81 so kind we sell at SO cents
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
Notions, the Importance of
Little Things.

There ts no trasl, in this Notion store.
the quali,i. are always good, and in this
particular offering the prices are lower than
those prevailing elsewhere 1t is bee use
they are little things that they are go often
forgotten. 80 right now cut out the list be-
low and check those articles you need, for
reference on your next visit here and much
annoyance may be avoided and some
mon'y saved
! box parlo matches.
enVcIOpeS.. ..lC
] good nickle tipped .......1c
IL clOthe
dArning needlc9... ....lC
corset string
l 50 pagc school tablet.
] IIlnD
and many other articles, very useful, for...lc
"A good hair curer
l yard of Web ela>tjc....... ..............."..4c
~ of the best sewing needles.
yard of round or flat hat elastic..... .......2c
Il pair ofcnrset etcels................
Your choice of 100 pieces of music.........3c
good tooth brush.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
4 Handkerchief Story.

Not many of these left and can't say
when we get more. 1t is all pure flax, not
half flax and half cotton like some sell for
linen. This is real linen handkerchiefs,
it's ladys' at that, its value is lOc. 60
Removal Sale price. e......... #4UC
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07

Flag Floats Over Alabama 6choelhousss.
n MONTGOMERY, Ala., Feb. 6.-The
house of representatives has, without =
dissenting vote, adopted resolution
that the national flag be hoisoed over
every schoolnOuse in the state and bt,
tept floating there forever.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
Some New LaceS.

Perhaps little early. but you will over
look, that. Many attractive patterns in these
late arrivals. French valencennes la1 es
J to 8 inches wide. ......2 34 and 5 tents.
Platt valencennes lace, to z inches wide
5 6 8 AND 10 CENTS.
Point De Paris laces, to 5 inches wide 9
10 Is and 25 cents yard. Imitation Duch-
ess laces to 90 inches wide ..l5c to $l.0O.
All over in Leavyana light effects SOC to $l.0O
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
l,elxtusn Pest Can't tursd

BRUSSELS, Feb. Cit il reported that
the Belgian post ut Rejaf has been cap
ttured by the dervlshes. Rejaf is sit.
3ualed on the Nile. between Fashods
and Uganda It was attacked by the
dervishes in force in June last but they
were repulsed by the garrison.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
0ne-Third off on Vases.

There are about 100 of them. Some of
them are large, rich and splendidly decorat-
ed. These vases were never made to hS,
sold at this price, but we are moving q.
don't want to take the chances of handling
these goods often. Note reduction in prices:
The 81. 90 kind at 65 CENTS
The coo kind at IS CENTS
The SIC kind at So CENTS
The SOC kind at 80. CENTS
The ESQ kind at Is Cents
The Is kind at 10 CENTs
Here is chance for you to get impaired
vases at less than the price of common glass
vases, .f-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-24
ANOTHER BILL VETOED
Board Of Equalization Bill Mo- Sausiac
tory 10 Gov. ueet.

Board Of Equalization Bill Mo- sausiac
tory 10 Gov. ueet
Governor Geer allowed the BARRIERS
bill TO become law, Hing II and th,
appropriation bill. without his sigma.
ture. Senate bill rs. relating TO en-
GERS aud clerks OF the legislature, wa.
flied with his signature.
Bills were ilcd In the secretary of
states 0tiice as follows.
senate bill l22, amending the law
relating 20 appeals.
Senate bill III, amending the law
relating TO suits 10 equity.
Senate bill l7s, providing for the
printing and sale ot supreme court re-.
ports aud liking the price Of same aud
session laws.
senate blll 2Oj, ahullshlug the ullce
OF recorder of conycyances In Clatsup
county.
senate sbill los, 20 authorize and
MAINTAIN a lloodgate on Hudson aud
Ottor slou1hs, IN Douglas county.
SENATE bill 80, comforting upon the
Eugene divinity school the right %
issue diplomas aud degrees,
senate bill l2a, amending the law
the appointment Of oni-
cial reporters 10 circuit courts.
senate bin 3, amending the law re.
latlng to the apportlonment NJ school
funds
senate bin -76, relating to the pub
llcdtion Of notices. Senate bill IA,
hXlng the compensation of county
commissioners.
Senate bill li2, .mendlng the law
relating to attachments by sherins
GOV Geer today returned senate
Bill 100 without his approval
The hill purports to create state
board OF equalization, "a consist OF
The governor, secretary at state. and
state tTeasurcEand tu ded0e lts duties
and powers.
The governor hnds the state onicer.
laVe nov enough 90 90 aud says.
The hIll bears no evidence of hay
INK been veil digested ln any partic.
llaT aud since poor law Tor the
EQUALIZATION Cf taxes Is worse tina
ionc, ! return this biE with INV dis
.ent."