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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
FREE TO SUFFERERS.
The New Cure for Kidney, Bladder,
and Uric Acid Troubles.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know Of the wonderful
cures made by Or. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney remedy
1t is the great medical triumph Of the
nineteenth century; discovered after
years of scientific research by Dr.
Kilmer. the eminent kidney and bladder
specialist. and is wonderfully success
ful in promptly curing kidney, liver.
bladder and uric acid troubles
Swamp-Root has been tested in so
many ways. in hospital work. in private
practice. among the helpless too poor TO
purchase relief. and has proved so sue
cessful in every case that a special ar
rangement has been made by which all
readers Of The Times who have not al
ready tried il. may have a sample bottle
sent free by mail, also a book telling
more about Swamp-Root and how to lind
out if you have kidney or bladder
trouble. When writing mention reading
this generous offer In The Times and
send your address 10 Dr. Kilmer & Co.
Blnghampton y. y. The regular nifty
cent and one dollar sizes are sold by all
hrstclass druggists
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II approaches. the time when the carol
ing bird.
As Doe sits there aloft on the snnuous
b0ugh.
In Joyous outpOurings of music is heara'
While the cricket and frog make thein
usual row,
When the sun shimmers soft ON the vel
vcty moss
when the mud turtle languidly LOOKS
o'cr the scene.
When the water bugs ripple the pond as
they cross
And tho sea-serpent blinks at the flying
machine.
We will welcome these friends who have
cheered as Of old.
when worldly affairs seemed 20 lan-
guidly halt.
when diplomacy had no new plots TO
unfold.
And fame no new figure 10 swiftly eN-
alt.
INA spite Of the birds and the blossomings
sweet
And the chatter and buzz where the in-
scots convene.
II doesn't seem summer full-bloWn ana
complete
TIL the sea-serpent blinks n the hylns
machine Washington star
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SQUABLLE AMONG THEM
Members OF the Colonial DANES Mixed
Tn i'm a Law suit

\ lively squabble among society women
who lay claim 20 colonial ancestry and 10
the title OF Colonial Danes has resulted
I'm am arreal TO the law Suit has been
brought n the Supreme Court Boy the
Colonial Danes OF America against tie
incorporated association called the Coz
lonial Danes of the state OF New YORK.
and against the "unlnc0rporat 500
ciety called the National Society
Of Colonial Danes OF America.
OF which the State society Is
pa.- and parcel TO restrain them from
using the title Colonial Danes The
plaintiff AYERS that the use ~ their pres
emit names by the defendants is greatly
init flous 10 the or'gina. society both
hnarc.allv and socially and that the
term Colonial Danes" attracts members
who otherwise would join the plaintiff
society.
y commission has been issued in the
supreme Court 10 examine a number OF
women prominent i'm New York. Wash
inston, Philadelphia and Baltimore So
cietr. and the examinations will begin
this week. The case will Dee heard in the
supreme Court I'm June Franklin Bart
LETT is attorney for the plaintiff. and
Bowers & Sands represent the defendants.
The Colonial Danes Of America. OF
which society Mrs Eizamcth COralie
Gardiner is president. was organized and
incorporated on April Is. 1891.
The Colonial Danes OF the State OF
Row York ~ which Mrs Howard Towns
end IS president is the outgrowth Of the
iennsyl3 ania Society OF Colonial Danes
or America which was organized and in-
c0rp0rdted the same year as the plaintiff
society. The Pennsylvania concern at
one set TO work 10 organize sister zoeia-
ties in othe~ States, with a view TO form
Ing confederation. II was very sue
cessiul. and soon societies were incor-
p1fa.cd In practically every State I'm the
Union. ard unoer the style OF the Ma
tiona, Scdety OF the Colonial Danes OF
America they work In harmony and hold
biennial sessions i'm Washington. In 1896
the national society applied for a congress
slon1l charter. as did also the Colonial
Danes OF America. which exclusive and
limited organization has two branches
one IN Philadelphia the other In Baltl-
more Both applications were however
refused.
fhe branch Of the National Society IN
this State. the Colonial Danes OF the
state OF New York was organized ana in
corporated in April. 1899. Why the Colo
nial Danes o, America should
now protest against its title ar
ter watching It's growth and de-
velopment for over eight years. and after
officers Of tho Colonial Danes. In their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

The Norfolk Vireinian-Pilot reproduces
some extracts from an article in The
Times on the Florida protection resolu-
ton. and proceeds to cxpound Democratic
tariff doctrine It says that the Demo
cratic party is not a frce-tradc party
but that IL believes in a certain amount
OF protection to American industries and
American labor. In order TO fortify its
position our contemporary goes back and
rcsurrects the tariff plank OF the plat
form Of 1854. ana declares that that is
tho true expression OF Democratic tariff
doctrine. That plank, rs everybody
knows. was a straddle and a compromise,
and the tariff plank Of the platform OF
ISIS was OF The same breed. In the con-
vention Of 1872 the Committee on Reso-
buttons brought i'm another straddie Of
the same character. but Henry Waiter
son. representing The minority, submitted
another report and proceeded TO make
q vigorous address before the convention
in advocacy OF the minority view. de-
nouncing the majority report as We well
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nm, ,othfrg npt which WIS aes.rnea
s,r,nly - catcb vo,cs The convention
,.o,ea down the majority report and
,do,,ed the clean emf declaration Of the
minority which was as follows:
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4 Columnrous Accusation.

Editor Of The Times.
SRA reported effort of tho New York
Society OF Colonial Danes. who claim 20
Doe the first OF che patriotic societies or
ganized in this country % OBTAIN mem
beers m this State. creates great surprise
I'm Colonial Dame circles here
II De- ar md0ubtcd fact that In me
early day. of This New York society
and indeed until quite recently-Nirsin-
inns were not accepted as' members. aud
tho reason given for such prohibition was
that Virginia was a penal colony. that
tho cavaliers gentlemen and churchmen'
looked upon with so much pride by their
descendants were nothing more than con-
vicfs
In the face OF this calumnious sccuss-
ton that the officers and members or
this organization should so change their
method, as % solicit women IN me de-
spised state 20 become members OF tneF
society is not understood. but such IA me
case. Ladies have been approached ana
offered Inducements 20 organize IN sew
eral cities In Virginia. and IL Is but rignt
that an who have been so invited shouIu
know Of the stigma cast upon their STATE
and upon their ancestors.
The Colonial Danes OF America IN me
State OF Virginia are peace-loVins wo-
men and do not desire 70 enter INTO dis-
putes and controversies. but they feel
that II Il but right and their duty 70
make these facts known. Tor surely no
one loving the dear old State would
wish 10 ally themselves with people who
could so malign her.
There Is room for her daughters with
her own Danes" and they viii be glad
10 welcome those who can and who desire
tO come 10 them.
4 VIRGINIA DAME.
Richmond. Va. May 2lst.
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THE CROP BULLETIN.
Weather Conditions the Past Week
were Not Favorable.

The following IS the crop bulletin for
the week ending May 23d, as prepared
bv Section Director +. A. Evans, OF The
Weather Bureau:
,rhe General weather conditions or the
week as affecting crop grown were ho'
AS favorable as during the TWO pieceu-
ing weeks After Wednesday IL was 700
cool especially az night. and TINS cheeA-
ed growth. Additionally am excess or
rain occurred i'm various localiues' Mhlcn
also had an injurious erect ou1 lol ,t-
natelv this feature was confined 10 unit
"a areas and caused only local delay. Inc
cool weather was. however, general farm
work advanced rapidly. and the 'iose
of the week found the corn crop pfacu-
callv i'm. Exception may DE made. per-
hans of the extreme northern countess
where corn planting IS reported sim I'M
finished.
Winter wheat is growing slowly. TOO
much rain I'm some OF the lldeNller
counties has yellowed the stalk. and m
other localities the cool weather mas
checked growth. The area over which IL
is heading is increasing and generally II
Is heading low.
Winter oats are var!Ously reported rom
good TO fair I'm condition. some poor. The
crop rs iRiH some bi i'f' 'a+ - -N'F''
beginning 10 head. Excessive rains have
made IL grassy locally.
Spring oats are on the whole. looking
well. Some OF our correspondents report
an improvement In GOOchland county
rain would help the crop.
Corn planting. with the exception OF
some OF the extreme northern counties
is practically finished, and the crop Is
coming up Well Cultivation has begun
Cut worms are doing local injury
Tobacco transplanting was extensively
carried on in that portion OF the belt south
OF the James river. There are very few
reports Of scarcity OF plants The present
outlook for this crop is favorable
Potatoes Qrish) are growing nicely and
no injury from any source is reported.
Sweet potato slips lave been set out ex.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

OF our institutions all capital would be
instantly withdrawn from all active en-
tcrprises and progressive business would
come 20 as absolute an end az though
every skilled hand in the nation had
been stricken with palsy.
our system of Jurisprudence Is the best
any people have ever had. and its most
vital and necessary principle is that
which authrozes preventive justice in
nroner cascs.
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position viii be held next year it is con-
iectured in steamship circles that
the bulk Of American travel across
the Atlantic will Doe 10 the continent di-
rect. and that England will be skipped
by thousands OF tourists. who I'm other
years would prefer TO land at Liverpool
or Southampton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

1There is no rest ON earth for a land
lady"
"1Vhy Mrs Borders
"As soon as strawberries get plenty my
ooardcrs begin 90 talk about peaches and
wltermelouS. Chicago Record.
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A meeting composed almost exclusive
ly of women was held the other day in
Boston "to protest against the barbar-
isms of lynchine" OF course their talks
had TO do merely with the lynchings I'm
the South. and as usual they denounced
the lynchers without saying anything
harsh about the nesrOes who commit NM
mentiOnable offences against women one
woman went SO far as io say that the
people OF the South were training up their
children to hate the blacks. and We've
making the negro more OF slave then
ne ever was. The animus of the whole
thing came out however, when Miss
Lucia Ames Mead said.
II General Joe Wheeler IS q spokesman
for his people. the South still uphoids the
Rebellion ana is disl0yal 90 the nnd2-
mental principles OF the republic. Tho
armies of the south me declares. 'laid
down their arms. but not one ioid az
their belief in the truth and justice Of
their cause did they surrender. What
wonder that these words are boldly ut-
tered when our President has so far for-
gotten the dignity and the significance
of the place in which he stands ds to-
consent 10 wear the Confederate badge.
a badge that stood for rebellion and Sc
cession.
Scratch negro-lover ~ the North and
you win find South-hater. Moreover
you viii find that all this talk about the
negro proceeds nothing like so much
from the New Englander's iovc o. tho
negro as from his hatred of the South
ern man. The war is over and section
alism is practically dead, but there are
men and women at the North who have
never forgiven the Southern people for
the wrong that they did us I'm ls6l-C5.
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Not Just That.

May-so he really said he considered me
very witty?
Fay-N0t exactly. dear He said he had
Co laugh every time be saw you.-Cath-
Ollie standard.
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small Fore.

ITO what DO you attribute Sweilham's
failure In life? Didn't he aim high
enough?
"Oh. yes. but he didn't have the am
munitiOn Puck.
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Aged

How do you know this is dfteen-year-
old whiskey2'
Here is the written guarantee. sir, OF
the man who invented the process for
aging it."-ChicaeO Tribune.
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"Aghat is conscience money. pa?'
Conscience money 10 is the 80 cents
your mother leaves n my pr ket when
She cleans out all the rest"-Chicago
Record
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

IT'S not easy % Doe cheerful.
When sustaining rebuff.
or % keep from acting seasick
When the sea OF life is rough.
Detroit Journal.
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Having Just succeeded I'm running over
here and getting $4,000 knocked off Of
his New York taxes. Willie Waldorf Aston
throws another brick at his former coun-
trymen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
aFTIsI;Nf lTU.

Mile Rhea. the actress. who died the
other day in France. is wen remembered
I'm Richmond. She was not only an &C
complished actress, but woman Of un-
sullicd reputation.
Mark Twain Samuel J. Clemens has
been notified that the Emperor Of Austria
will give him an audience tomorrow.
This is q neat compliment TO the American
humorist
An ocean steamer often brings to-
gether men who would otherwise never
meet. says a New York correspondent.
Rev. Or Parkhurst and General BenJa-
min r. Tracy are. for instance TO be fel-
low passengers ON the White star Line
steamer Cyrmric next Wednesday. Or
Parkhurst IS 10 take his regular vacation
in Switzerland. His church is 10 be closed
in July and August.
AUNT Peggy Bailey died az Hunting
ton, Ind, on Monday aged IL
Sarah Bernhardt denies the report re-
Gently sent out that she was financially
ruined.
In view of the fact that the Paris Ex'
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"she has complexion like a tinted
china cup
Eyes. IT'S a beautiful mug."-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
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Eourfccn Drowned.

BERLIN. May 2.-Fourteen persons
We're drowned to-day by the cspsssine ct
a ferry-boat on thu Danube. near straub.
ing. Bavaria.
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Missions might also find good chance
for team work right here at home.

Little tin soldiers" ought not to be
able to rout a valiant veteran.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

II seems really difficult TO get a plat
form that viii hold many Massachusetts,
people, anyhow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
BICYCLE TALKii
JOE BICKERSTAFF,
2:Sf = West Broad Street.

Sole agent for the following high-grade
and I-hn0Nn Bicycles Eclipse Lnthy.
Fairy King. clipper and the best 80
Wheel made
exchanged Repairing Of all kinds spe-
cialty. Wheels rented.
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onrr1,rnN NOTES.

It has developed chat General Joe
wheeler has never joined any camp oil
Confederate veterans General FRED p
FERGUSON. Of Alabama. says che has az
tended several reunions and has always
teer received with honor but has kept
aloof from active participation in our
labors."
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Sens alton
Chewing Tobacco
The Best.
Try 1T

official capacity. have so Tar recognized Dc
as to accept Invitations 70 attend l's
social and other functions is a questo"
thar Is causing much discussion IN so-
cicfv circles.-New York Times.
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The Times IS always indebted 10 tIlen "a
who favor 4 with society liens . sin
personals but must urge th1t az .ha
be sent over tho signature "a
sender IL, ~ 20.
All unsigned Communications VIII oe re-
.ected aiv avs
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his New York taxes. Willie Waldorf Aston
throws another brick at his former coun-
trymen.
It seems really difficult TO get a plat
form that will hold many Massachusetts
people, anyhow
After ten days soliciting the Dewey
house" fund reaches the princely sum OF
$500 This, at least. insures the wood
shed.
Governor Northern sounds like a good
name TO present the Southern side Of the
case tremendously.
An excange says "the Bradley Martins
have gone TO England for good" That's
the way we look al #.
\ crank has visited the White House,
demanding peace Another victim Of the
congressional public documents"
New York never gives a dinner without
attaching the cost price tag TO the official
notices.
That Hong Kong iunta will now spring
a proclamation 10 the effect that Dewey
is retreatlne from Manila and escaped
ahead Of his dcmoralized forces
The Republican party has go far re-
Trained from burning any fireworks over
PETERS return 90 IT'S ranks.
The subcommittee can now adjust its
hold and proceed 10 predict another batch
of dire disappoinments.
Roswell T. Flowers first job was in
brickyard. and. of course, he laid the
foundation there.
Now comes the announcement that Hon.
Joseph W. Bailey is a self-made man.
Well there is some satisfaction in know
ing that nobody else is responsible for
that job.
Hanstones cas- big as hens eggs are
now busiy growing in the minds of bright
young men who serve as newspaper cor
respondents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

Alfred Austin viii find out to-day that
there Is a difference in writing about a
woman at eighteen and eighty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

After ten days soliciting. the Dewey
house" fund reaches the princely sum Of
$500. This, at least. insures, the wood
shed.
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Governor Northern sounds like good
name TO present the Southern side Of the
case tremendously.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

The London Daily Mail has recently
been investigating American locomotives
and finally comes TO tine conclusion that
as compared with the European loto-
motive the American article SIS Of Sune-
rior workmanship of greater drawing
power. OF greater speed capacity or
greater endurance. Of superior design.
and more economical in operation. This
f. ID high tribute 90 the American ma
chine. but 30 is the literal truth. ana tnr
London newspaper deserves credit Tor li3
honesty and candor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

After all the beautiful airs they have
recently heard those barbarous Cubans
seem to have selected Johnny get your
gun" as their national anthem
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

MANCHESTER BUREAU. III HULL
STREET.
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Tho Presbyterian Board Of Foreign
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Again in Washington has rain followed
the Peace Jubilee but the patriotic ardor
seems TO be of the waterproof variety.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

Hanstncs cas- big as hens eggs are
now busily growing in the minds of bright
young men who serve as newspaper cor
RESPONDENTS.
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aloof from active participation DO our
labors."
Colonel T. H. B9rks a prominent Geor-
gia lawyer IS dead.
The Charleston News and Courier has
raised $500 towards the fund TO purchase
"a home for General Wade Hampton ana
The friends of The General insist that ne
shall take the gift.
4 birmingham letter says: The condi-
ton in the iron market ia this district is
astounding There is tendency say
some men who are i'm a position TO know.
that the prices will soon take anoher up
start and Will go mp from % 20 sd cents
per ton. IL is currently reported that
couple of furnace companies tn this dis
uict have Withdrawn from the markets
because of orders ON hand which will take
them several months TO ON.
Governor Enerbe. Of South Carolina is
stlI I'm a bad state Of health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

The army officers in Manila find a plen-
ty of time between fights with the Fiji
plnos 10 cable the gentle suggestion Of
promotions right along.
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PETERSBURG AGENT,
MRS. 8. c. HUTCHINSON, l$cSADE>i'D
STREET.
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Now comes the announcement that Hon.
Joseph w. Bailey is a self-made man.
Well there is some satisfaction in know
ing that nobody else is responsible for
that job.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

Roswell j.. Flowers first job was in a
hrickyard. and. of course, he laid the
foundation there.
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Are Put on in One Day.

Have put on so many Ill this
city it is useless to say anything
except to refer to our many GUS
toners.
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The subcommittee can now adjust its
hold and proceed 20 predict another batch
of dire disappoinmenls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

The Bell Telephone Company positively
refuses to ring on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

An oxcanee says "the Bradley Martins
have gone 10 England for good" That's
the way we look az g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

The Republican party has go far re-
Trained from burning any fireworks over
PETERS return 20 IT'S ranks.
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That Hong Kong iunta will now spring
proclamation 10 the effect that Dewey
is retreating from Manila. and escaped
ahead Of hts demorallzed forces"