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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26
ANTI-SPITTlNG ORDINANCE.
DR.. Hiddell and Others say il is Alto.
gcthcr Imprncticabic.

The "antl-spittlng ordinance has just
begun TO attract attention. The filming
OF Mr. Gathrlgnt in the Police Court
yesterday attracted attention to this re-
cent legislation OF the City Council.
The ordinance was almost universally
condemned a being impracticdble, and
IL Is generally believed that strict en-
forcemcnt OF it would result in a called
meeting of the City Council TO repeal
or amend he Ordinansr.
Or. Thomas j. Riddell. a former Coun-
Gilman said C. would, in his Judgment,
have been wiser TO pass an ordinance
requiring street car companies and pro-
prietOrs of public houses to provide Gus
padOres for their patrons.
"lt is absolutely necessary for per
son TO eXpectoratc at times said the
Doctor. Now. suppose lady has
catarrh and has TO expectorate in a
street car will she be- hauled up before
the Police Justice? " sO the ordinance
Will not remain I'm force very long
Other doctors took the same view or
the matter
one gentleman made this observau n;
Let some country visitor come TO
Richmond who does not know OF the ex-
istonCe of this ordinance and violate It.
lie viii be fined Then. he country
people win have q just cause 10 COM
plain OF Richmond. and we win regret
the day that our Council enacted such
a law
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26
The OREGON a the Ladrone IsIands.

When the whalc-bOat party left the,
Oregon 10 go ashore on our newest Pa
cite Ocean possession the Island Oi
Guam. 10 was discovered that landing in
The port of san Luis dApra is decidedly
nc0nvcuicnt. especially ass there are no
huovs 10 mark the intricate passages be-
tween the coral reefs. which in many
spots are $50 shoal as 90 forbid the use
of steam cutter. However. the whale
boat finally reached tiny pier 40 Punia
Pitt. on the road to Agana, tne capital
The little hamlel VI Psi boasts GUS
tom-housc. "a e.ar.ng white building, Visi-
Doe for miles out 90 sea. From tlis point
to Asana Is five miles. the road being Of
earth laid ON volcanic rock. perfectly
level and in splendid condition. For al
most the entire five miles The inshore side
OF the road is lined by "a continuous low
of houses surrounded by tropical growth.
amid which towers many a palm and
mango tree. here and there are patches
of banana and suear-cane. Through the
gently waving trees ON The fctWald side
one catches elimpsos of dazzling beach,
beyond calm blue water and. Tar out
white tossing breakers. rolling over The
barrier reef.
The demands of the stewards of Uncle
sam golfers and m.u-of-Wa" have made
serious nrouds on the poultry population
OF the island. in lact there D. some dam
Ger of its becoming extinct However.
the number of small pigs is amazing.
tler are OF the razor-laek family. ~ "a
dusty yellow color. often decorated with
Slack spots. small body and tremen-
dous head.
The costume of the Guam woman Is
doubtless copied from the Filuinos. il
consists usually of red or black skirt
into which is tucked aga uudcrVcsf and q
very low dec0.letc chemi-ctte. reaching 20
be waist with wonderfully wide short
sleeves. At times panuelo. or necker-
chief. held hv brooch S. worn. Some
times the skirt is ID light mating Of cocoa
palm leaves. but mo-e frequently Of pena
cloth. woven from the fbres of the pine
apple plant. Their hair was combed
straight back. and worn in tight roll.
The mea OF the town are chiefly notice
able for thcr shirts. these have stin
starched b0s0ms and the tails are left
flowing outside the trousers This gives
many I'll man who has never hurried in
hi- life "a very much rushed appearance.
However. apart from the fact that the
custom in this climate is sensible and
fully warranted by the increased comfort
and GOODNESS it brings, one cannot help
thinking that 30 was "a sEheming tailor
after au who first set the style OF wear
Ing The tails tucked iu. Think how many
pairs of trousers NOW I'm the rasbdg
could De resumed ID shirts were only worn
% l4 Guam.-A A. ACkerman Lieutenant
q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26
THE NATIONS CAPITAL.
Marriage License to Richmoha req
Mo VIRGINIA Pastmasters Named.


WASHINGTON. May 2.-speciaI.--N
MARRIAGE license was issued to-day 10
sydney r. Mays Of Richmond ana MISS
r.,.o Jackson. OF Manchester.
Fourth.class postmasters were appoint
ed ina virginia to-day as follows.
Fort Myer Alexandria county M,s.
Curtis 5. Carpenter; Gypsum smy'h
county. Bessie Crabtree. RosenberseT
Frederick county. c. W. Rosenbergef
PAY Director G. Cochran Will be sent
to Portsmouth N. H. Navy Yard from
the Norfolk yard about June LIST
Notice Is given that on or about July l.
1899. a fixed red lens lantern light will be
established lG feet above mean high wa
ter on the structure now in course or
erection In ABOUT fourteen feet Of water
on the sOuthwesterly side OF the channel
OF the Elizabeth river and the south
easterly side OF the cut entrance to the
western branch. The light will illuminate
the entire horizon. The structure consists
of Il black iron column. surmounted by
the lantern and surrounded 10 "A height
Of six feet above the water by a triangu-
lar protection Of piles temporary fixed
red lantern light will he shown from the
structure from the date Of its completion
about May 2ith) until the regular ligt
is established on the date named above.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26
SOUTHERN NOTES.

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'"'e" 'o'ei"'' Mo''"i''i OH"
man John Allen.
Al ono az their discussions the other
aay A.le" Gi.",seu 1i,'' s,e ~" NrmO- tbs
vounr man who recenflv killed Banker
Mcdonald of Greenwood. for the alleged
betrayal Of his sister. to pardon amer
SI.u," ,-e '.,' ,.l, '.i et,.,,. , d, lie
, ..' ,,.,.'. ..,.,,irat,d 3, o.. liar
a,'t 'i,,,4a-l.
M. 1,t, ,i.., d.. ,,.a ,..o.i,.,l bfs I'M
60, -. l.,,..,,.,, ,1i,ro..,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26
AS OTHERS DO NOT SEE US-FOR.
TUNATELY.
Nc Washlngton Post ~.

| ! llt " hSilihtvlt 4 oFA tNF
An example OF the manner in which
anti-American prejudice is.formed in some
| portions Of Europe has been brought 10
the attention of the state Department in
the issue Of la Petit Marseillais. of Mar
settles. France. OF the eth instant This
paper contains a fun page illustration En-
garish coiiTs. representing "a young girl
undergoing punishment by the whip in
America"
Then follows the story from the French
paper. with which the readers OF The
Times are familiar.
Why this should have been brought 70
the attention OF the state Department
Of the United States Government IS not
very apparent We cannot imagine any
connection whatever that the State De
partment can have with publications by
newspaper Of Marseilles. France, con
corning the domestic affairs of the state
Of Virginia. Tile person or persons call
ing the matter TO the attention Of the
State Department thought. no doubt.
that the publication was a great libel
upon Virginia. and that 70 was necessary
for the United States Government to go
TO war with France 10 avenge such am
insult to a part Of the people OF the
United states. It IS strange that the
world should stn contain so many
idiots.
The French publication is. Of course,
libel upon Virginia since we have no
law FOR Furnishing indicators by fog
cling. There is such a law i'm the state Of
Delaware though. and people are thrashed
there now every day as punishment for
petty crimes. Such a scene as the French
man describes may have been enacted in
Delaware therefore. or il may be enacted
there to-day or tomorrow. And there are
people i'm Virginia who wish TO see the
whippingpost established here. so that
if they have their way and con prevail
upon our LEGISLATURE to enact a law for
Il the Frenchman's scene may come TO
be enacted here.
A Virginian is naturally indignant when
he reads this French libel upon Virginia
but how can "a Virginian who favors the
whippng-post be indignant at it? If that
virginian has his way we may see jus,
that thing in Virginia at any time
The petty crimes that some Of the negro
population commit are most eXasperating
and the expense which conviction Of and
care for them entails upon as is an am
noying burden. But if We ever break
up these criminal habits and instincts, it
must be by elevating the negro in the
social scale. and We do not advance very
rapidly I'm q career Of education when
our first steps are taken i'm a path Of
degradation.
We had better endure the evils Of their
thieving propensities than to stimulate
the same propensities stul further by bru-
TALKING them through degrading punish
meuts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26
The Strangcst Masonic Lodge Room
i'm the World.

THE sixteenth session of thc M'sonie
Grand Lodge OF Arizona was unique in
The history of latteraav Masonry It's
mystic rifrs.aud ceremonies were per-
formed il temple COZ great beauty ana
magnificent dimensions. BOB Inc building oI
which the sound of hammer and r"Nel
was meyer heard. Two hundred feet be-
low tne surface of ihe earth. no th' ehd
If "a lall-mile 0f wiudings through narrow
tunnels into the vety heart OF great
limestone AMID uorphyy mountain. was
the wonderful tempit-1 cavern OF large
dimensions and eXquislteiy adorned hy
sta'aolites beyond the power of mon TO
initiate.
Two years ego some dust-be9rimed
miners n The upper levels of the Copper
queen mine. 600 Bisbee Arizona, drifting
thcir way into the dark depths OF earth.
came suddenly upon this cavern. In the
igh. of their talow diHs 10 seemed like "A
vision into earth's inferno. There were
ihc mauy-hued carbonzed lime drippings
VI centuries within limitleas riit that
was shadowy and weird The cave has.
since been seen lay people from nanny
parts OF the world and Is said % De one
OF the most beautiful subterr1nean cav
erns yet discovered. For the Nasons the
winding passages We're brilliantly iiiu-
minated by electricity. and within the
main chamber itself which seats q thou
sand persons there were innume-ablei
lamps and am electric C. and other
symbOls.-Lcslie's Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

Every man-of-war has its mascot in the
shape Of q bird or animal before going
into battle and these dumb creatures
lend a certain amount Of comfort and
cheer 10 the sailors. sharing their danger
and priyatious as well as their FUN and
pleasure The soldiers on land rarely
have the opportunity 10 carry mascot.
but they ALWAYS have with them dumb
friends. whose presence more often de-
cidos the fate of battles than The mas
cots The war horses accompany every
regiment. and their performances ana ac-
lions I'm times OF reace. or hen under
nre, frequently inspire courage In the
heart of the droonlng soldier Sometimes
the war horse IS a mule, but this other
wise stupid aud stubborn creature j.
marvel ga war Uncle sam put more CON
hdence in the mule than IN the horse IN
The two campaigns in cuba and the
Philippines. and the aforetime despised
animal has redeemed Itself from much
~ its unfortunate reputatlon.-Coilier >
Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

Mrs John A. Logan has received a
letter from the husband OF Evangel.na
Cisncros. now Mrs. Carlos Carbonnel.
Of Havana. announcing the birth of a
daughter The little one is 10 De named
Evaneelna.
The romantic rescue 10y q reporter OF
Miss Cisncros from prison I'm Havana
was one OF the most thrilling incidents
of the Cuban war for .nde-endence.
Little Johnny Tripp Of Derby Conn.
who was punished for whispering i'm the
shelton public school by being dosei
with red pepper is now on the road TO-
recovery.
The war veterans Of New York are
going to parade on Memorial Day. ana
il IS promised that 5000 men Will Dee iu
line Of march, but the veterans believe
that the coming Memorial Day viii Dee
devoted chiefly 90 gloriiOauon OF the
ierocs of tire war with Spain. ana that
the civil couhic. win have tO take sec-
Ond place iu The ceremonies of the day.
Air. and Mrs Potter Palmer and Miss
julia Dent Grant sailed from Cherbourg.
France Wednesday, Miss Grant viii 're-
main u the East with her mother. and
Mr.. and Mrs Palmer viii reach Chicago
ON june ith. to remain -hori time Dee
fore going 90 Newport for the season.
Judge Campbell. OF Toledo Ohio. who
once won fame by filming himself for a
misdemeanor. recently sentenced James
Firsdcn. "a thirteen-year-old terror of th-
village. 90 attend Sunday school and
church at the Disciple church for eight
weeks every Sunday. or go to jail for
twenty days. Upon receipt OF q c.ruh-
cate from his Sunday school teacher al
the end of that time the boy is TO he
paid 81 for his good conduct. II he Pee
fuses TO attend church he viii nc locked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

OF dollars For our part. while We think
OF course. that every point should be well
guarded so as to protect public interests
we are not disposed to demand OF the
railroad companies forfeit bond. but we
would thereafter throw the gates OF the
city wide open and bid them most corr
dial welcome. In this way Richmond
would no. only get a direct benefit. but
would get an indirect benefit by adver-
Using herself to the world as a most lib
eral community. welcoming at all times
those who could make investments within
her borders
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26
FRIDAY. MAY %. 800


The Richmond Times appears 10 ne
IN mood 20 compromise with inc req"
lar Democrats our contemporary "'-
clors. r VIII ioin hands with the party
II any other platform than the one OF
800 is adopted IN all seriousness we
will ask The Times If st will be- one Or
Us n We adopt the Chicago platform OF
1S2 and nominate FOR President the Hon
VIM. J. Bryan?-staunton Spectator
without hesitation or qualification We
declare we would support Mr. Bryan
with an our might should ne stand on
the Democratic platform Of 1872 upon IT'S
sdoption and his nomination by the
Democratic party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

The CLOSING exercises of the Trained
Nurses Department of the Central Hos
pital (colorcN. We're held l-st night in
Harris Hail. 80. ii4 north Third street.
before "a large audience
Certificates were awarded TO twenty-five
nurses who had attended the spring
course. They viii not graduate. how
ever. until they take "a hospital course.
which VIII begin next fan.
Dr. r. T.. Jones presided over the eXer-
ciscs last night. which were enlivened by
a. musical programme
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

Father-What is the meaning of that
black eye. my SOM
Johnny-Oh that's merely mark OF
esteem father.
Fathcr-How 500
JOHNNY esteemed myself better
boxer than Tommy JOnes.-Chc1go
News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26
Married I'm North Carolina,

SUFFOLK. VA. May 25.-Special-
Miss Lirla Whitehead. Of Zuni. and
James Roberts. Of Crewe. Norfolk and
Western railroad conductor. came 70
Suffolk this morning and eloped to Gates
county. y. c.. where they were married
They returned 10 Suffolk over the Coast
Line and left at night via Norfolk and
Weslern.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26
THE TINES COMPANY.
TINES BUILDING.
TENTH AND BANK sIkEEISs
RICHMOND. VA.

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THE TIMES COAPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26
ENcmsahlc nclnN.

Managor-Does it take you an hour to
90 round the corner sir.
Office Boy-Please. SIR. a man dropped
half a dollar in the gutter.
Manager-And il took you all this lime
to gel 10 out?
ONCE Boy Please. sir. l had 10 wait
tin The man had gOne aWay.-EXchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26
AYoung Diplomat

Charley Go papa. who likes TO spend
the evening az the tayernl-Papa. help
me with my example and 1 will tell you
something.
papa-What will you tell me?
Charley-Tu tell you where mamma
hid your boots.-Fnegend Biaetter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26
The LAWYERS DAUGHTER.

II thought i heard something that
sounded like a kiss remarked the law
yer. noinieily.
yes" replied the lawyers daughter,
hlushing, Mr.. Brown actuaiiy-hah the
audacity 10 steal kiss from me.
And then" continued the lawyer, Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

Those enthusiastic young ofiice-holders
who wanted to buy Dewey house are
nearing the stage where they will have TO
appoint a "Coln" Harvey collector.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

Mamma-Bessie how many sisters has
Your ucW playmate?
Bessie-He has one. mamma. He tried
10 fool me by saying that Doe had TWO
haif-sisters. but De didn't know that I've
studied arithmetic Bits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

The Lake City s. c.. citizens are re-
questing The re-establisbment of the
postofiice there. The government viii
see that the next colored postmaster there
5 fullv armorod
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

Bernhard, has created discussion enough
to cause duel over her Hamlet. whether
The unhappy Dane should he lean or fat
We don't know so much about Hamlet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

Tie had taste for poetry.
Although Doe never wrote,
lie loved TO delye in reams OF rhymes.
I've seen him do so many times
Behind The printing oihce-he
Was just a William goat
Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

Truth crushed TO earth Will Use again
MS well that this is so.
For otherwise truth would have been
stamped ont long long ago
Chicago Times-iierald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

Tesla says he can signal to Mars. OF
course he can. but can Nick get Mars 10
DO anything in the line Of reply.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

heard something that sounded like an
other kiss"
VERY likely" she answered. Il replev-
ined the one he took. Chicago Post
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

The interest in Grover Cleveland's FISH
Ing trip looks very much ike the old
differentiation symptoms Of other
years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

Chinaa refusal Of Russias demand for
railroad concession may break up the
peace conference until the Car can seize
il by arms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

Tie Times Is always indebted 70 Iilenn "a
who favor Il with society items ai ~
personals but must urge tnat al 81. ~
be sent over tDs signature 81 ''o
sender. -, -
All unsigned Communications viii DE re-
<ected alva avs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

At last General Joe Wheeler seems 10
hayo reached the blissful stage IN his
career when he is not forced to be con-
tent with "lcave TO print"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

but n Sarah Is left TO herself we should
saw she would nlaY II lean.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

| Mayor Van Wyck. Of New YORK. IS on-
posed To the League OF American Munici-
palities ana recently vetoed am alder
manic resolution providing for the repre-
/ sentation of New York city at the con-
vention Of the league to be held in syria
cuse I'm September lie says that the
resolutions adoptd by The league at it's
/ last meeting committed that organization
TO doctrines Of state control and the
administration OF municipalities which are
entirely AT variance with the principles
Of home rule as understood and prac-
! ticed by the true Democracy.
Good for Mayor Van Wyck Whatever
may be said against him. he has struck
one good. decisive blow in behalf Of true
Democracy. The spirit Of Socialism is
rampant i'm this country Toledo Jones
| art others of that school have set ON foot
a. movement beginning with municipal
ownership Of public utilities which they
saw Is the beginning OF greater things
that they w,n show that municipal owner
ship is good and that State ownership
and Federal ownership of public utilities
are better Mayor Van Wyck has add
ministered a timely rebuke. and he de-
serves the thanks Of every true Democrat
IN the land.
The Washington Post says Grover
cleveland has purchased brace of mud
hens" perhaps the old man expects TO
raise some New Jersey building lots.
A patent feather trust has been formed
Now let no one attempt to blacken &c.
The eirl who nav claims CO. have Tilted
General Funston must admit that he is
holding MS own in very handsome style
these days.
Truly the hour Of prosperity IS az hand
with the Southern discarding their re-
markable depot
OF course Inc wagons viii run smoother
I'm Manchester when The streets are oiled
A local church notice reads that
preacher viii deliver q sermon on the
door IS shut-ail are welcome"
John = Altseld seems 10 be Of the
opinion that there is sull one more good
fight On him.
The military board now in session Is
not hard Tack and cmbalmed' beef
with senator McMnlan's telegram
Alrcr SIS probably of She opinion that this
is truly a warlike epoch.
O. H. =. Belmont declares that be will
not play tail TO Bryans Kite In 1900. IN
using this slmile Ollie OF course had due
regard for the string 10 it,"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

O. IT, r. Belmont declares that be will
not play tail TO Bryans Kite In 1900 In
using this slmile Ollie OF course had due
regard for the string 10 it,"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

THE MAILING LIST ~ ONLY PkiNl, l.
Ed ABOUT EVERY TEN "a "a =,
THEREFORE,. DO NOT FEtl. = y ~ f,H ~ =, =
n TIE DATE OPPOSITE YOUR NJ NJ =.
on rHE LITTLE PINK SLIP is MI
CHANGED AS soon AS TIE SUB
SCRIPTION is RENEWED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

PETERSBURG AGENT,
MRS. &. {. HUTCHINSON. Z LoA Dhi'D
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

MANCHESTER BUREAU. lH HULL
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

with Senator McMnlans telegram
Alrer SIS probably of She opinion that this
is truly a warlike epoch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

The military board now in session Is
not hard lack and ombalmed> beef
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

John =. Altseld seems 10 be Of the
opinion that there is sul one more good
Eight in him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

a local church notice reads that a
preacher win deliver sermon on the
door is shut-au are welcome"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

OF course thc wagons viii run smoother
I'm Manchester when The streets are oiled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

THE DAILY TIMES r. served by car.
riers on ,teir own account In this city
and Nancheste- for 10 cents n week.
when paid weekly. but 50 cents per
month when paid monthly, py NM
outside of Richmond. 70 cents month'
S. 90 q year-anywhere IN the unite1
States
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

Truly the hour OF prosperity IS az hand
with the Southern discarding their zee
markable depot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-26

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