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Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

l have about 100 tons of the best Lee
high Morea Coal, which L wish to sell
at once in any quantities for cash.
q w. H. BRADY.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14
Closing of Mails.

Closing of Mails.
Going North-7.OO, 9.25 A. NJ, 3.2O, 500
p. NJ.
Going South 900 A. NJ, and 500 p. NJ.
For Clayton, ChestertOwn, ETC., 500 A. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

Parents who attended the Children's s
Day exercises at the Methodist Church
last Sunday morning, could not help
but see the effect of the training their
children received in voice culture in our
Public Schools. The little ones showed
wonderful effort in the alto and So
pranO parts which blended so harmon
iOusly. The Tonic Sofia system as
taught and introduced by Mr.. Richard
Welton is not a dead issue there.
Many of the departments of the Public
Schools are keeping up the work, and
the scholars are constantly receiving
training. No one can gainsay that
singing taught in our schools has not
been beneficial in its results.
George Cole met with quite loss on
Sunday last by having his fine boat
hack badly smashed up. His man Mr..
Jones had driven a number of the
Christian Holiness Society members
to Townsend for the day, and after the
evening worship there was over he
started to bring them home, when il
crossing bridge, in some way came il
/ contact with the corner of buildine
and knocked the top off. This canopy
was left at the place of the accident
and the occupants were given an opel
air ride home. The damaged hack is
now undergoing repair.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

Taylor's Bridge Public School, Miss
Edith Swinney teacher, will have a
flag raising on Friday with appropriate
exercises. The purchasing of new
flag was the result of the efforts of
Miss Swinney, and the successful
Basket Social" given recently netted
enough returns to get a handsome
flag TO wave o'er the school.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

Next Sabbath evening the pastor
will preach at Jerman Chapel at p.
m. subject, "Balam and the Reward of
Divination."
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

A pleasant time is anticipated at the
'Lawn Fete" to be given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Price on south
Main street tomorrow evening. The
affair is under the auspices of the
Methodist Christian Endeavor Society,
and nominal admission Of cents
will be charged. 1t should be given a
hearty support. Among the interest
ing features will be MAY Pole. "
The music will be furnished by Wat
kin's Orchestra. Ice cream, cake and
lemonade will be served on the grounds.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

For SALE, 900 bushels of North
arn-grown Hebron, Rural, Early Rose
and White Star Potatoes. 75c per
bushel. J. f. HOLLAND, Milford, Del.
A meeting of the Social Committee
of the Twentieth Century Club will be
held at the residence of Mrs. F. E..
Postles on Friday evening at 7.3O
o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

The Green Grocery and Provision
Store, between the stores of Messrs.
Hall & Son and Mr.. Gordon, on Main
street, which has been run so success
fully the past six months and more by
Scout & Stokesbury, has been bought
and is now run by the junior partner,
Walter S. Stokesbury, whose lad"
appears in another column.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
GENERALS WHO WILL REMAIN.
General Lee TO nc ono Of thc Briga
dier.- ~haftrr and otis

General Lee 10 BE- ono Of The Briga-
dicr.- ~haftrr and otis
WASHINGTON. March s-The Presl-
dent has practically made up thc list
of the general officers to be retained in
the volunteer branch NJ the scrur,. THO
basis OF al the calculations .s 900 army
0i 5000 men, Tor fho President has so far
insisted thaf he Will not call for voiun-
teers in addition to that number unless
an emergency should arise. The reorsani-
zatl1u act limits the number ol MAJOR
generals 20 DO appointed 90 one to each
l2o00 men. and the br.gadicr-gcnorals fo
one for every i000 men in actual service.
on this basis /as there arc already three
major-generais BOZ the army in ihc persons
of General Miles General Brooke. and
General Merritt. there is room for bur
TWO more.
To ON these two places t0. President
has selected General Shaftcr ud H'fh
Otis now in command af AiI
II Is safe 20 say that the ef of 1risa-
diers 10 bo appointed win inc.Hfe fhe fol-
lowing names General Wood at san
tiaeo. General Wilson at Matlnz1s' Cen
eral lee. in the Province of Havana;
General Davis. now on duty in the court
of INQUIRY into the beef supplies General
Ludlow. in command Of Havana ciiy'
General Lawt0n. nearing manila, ''n-
eral Macarthur at Manila. General Chai-
foe and General Frank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
DIR. TALNAGE
HAS RESIGNED.
The Increasing Demand Of Journal
ism Takes Too Much Tine
from His isPastOraI Work,

VAsIIINGTON. March 9.-Rev Dr. Il.
Dewitt Talmage. who for nearly four
years has been the pastor of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church OF this city, to-day
sent a letter to the Session of that
church rendering his resignation. The
explanation made in the letter is as fol-
lows
.The increasing demands made upon
me- bv religious journalism and the c0n-
nnuous calls for more general work Doe
the cities. have of late years caused
frequent interruptions Of my pastoral
work.
"It is not right that this condition oi
affairs should further continue Beside
this ft Is desirable that ! have more op-
nortuufty tu meet face to face ln rrNfi1u-
a--cmblagc those Boo th's country ind
other countries to whom ] have through
tine kindness of tno printing press heen
permitted io preach week by week a1d
without thc exception of week. i'f
about thirty years. Therefore uouEl
very reluctantly. Q have concluded. after
serving you nearly four years in the
pastoral relation. TO send this letter of
rcsisuation.
% is the intention of DR. Ta.mage -
continue his residence ln tlis city. lie
will devote most of bis .'me 90 literary
pursuits
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

noxt called. lie first saw Becker in
March 1906. IIe did not know where he
,.n,o from. Becker was then boo
cmploy Of MI A. Molloy, who is now
am ~ fbe city. but Is on the way mere.
Mr. Allan asked the witness no more
question:. saving he had expected 70
nroye bv Mr. Dunn what he could prove
hy Mr. M0i.oy. -
BALTIMORE WITNESS.
Mr. Max Kaplan. Baltimore tailor.
said ho had known the accused 1--WE or
si, ,e,re and nrs. met him I'm Baltimore.
Iro had not known him in Russia. lie
ala nof know where Becker came from
whom he went 10 Baltimore. lie was
asked n he knew Margolie Franck and
said ne did, She is ths woman who was
deportcd FOO Russia. The witness said he
had learned iu letters from Europe that
tbc Franck woman has been Becker's
wife about seven years. lie had often
heard Becker speak Of his wife
Ue had said he married her
n Russia. but witness never
asked him how old his youngest child
was. but hc knew as well as Becker when
tbe child was bonn He could not recall
whether or not Becker was in America
Whom the child was born. nor was he
IN|n fI sIN II''hfi ilAft 'tt'Ii 100 rNii'4 i' ~
before
Th. witness was asked where his father
an3 mothar-in-iaw. Mr.. and Mrs Lieb. re-
s.dc. and said they live in Baltimore. They
ravc boon there SIX years. lie was un-
ablc to say whether or not they came to
America before Becker
WAS ATT THE WEDDING.
Tbc fact was brought out that Kap-
l.u.. rthcr-In-law was al Becker's last
marriage
Ilarl.n had 90 talk through an inter-
,r.t.r and very Ettlc light was thrown
or fn. case hy his testimony
Thc District Attorney asked for a con-
tinaat.on of the case ON Monday morn
ir. .a order to have Mr.. Molioy ana Nj.
k.n,ar.s athcr-m-law as witnesses. ne
..fd b. expected TO prove by Mr.. Molloy
r.a. nerkar came 90 Richmond in March.
l.- and lIr. Laeb will testify as 10 the
tir. ar Ecskcrs last marriage. and mat
DIFF. Youngest child was born three years
.t,r Hr. -h0wug tha. Becker has not
b..n u thIs country os long as he
claims
Ttr continuance was not opposed by
tbo defence and it was granted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
DEWEY'S HEALTH
MAY BE BREAKING.
While the Department Has No Official
knowledge, Such a Result Would
Not Be q Surnrien
Not Be a Surprise,

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,'"''o' '"S' "'''l ,''.''' 9,.l',ely
l-''s s"i' ''. .''" '' '''''' 'i''' ''''i
"m.'''.' u" '''l7 ,'i".
lne stories ol 'nt AuIll'"i li-heailh
nave "'c" 'i 'li '"l"'i'" WIZ" more OF
Tess persistency for the past four months.
Ih'l "ie aH uacedDie To- private Zee
ports ana though officers of the navy
VINO nave feluI"eo Iecenliy from Mania
state ih'i Dewey heaIlh' 500 Tar as IL
could oe sduttd from Hls appearance
appears lo nr ABOUT the same as
III hau peen Tor the past years. They
tsi'e ll"t '"' 'ii'"l' reports probably
nave " I'l' '@sls ol '"o"
0"''''9 'n''
'.'' "i,'' ,'' ,''''
i'''"'' ".'"'" .'' I''' year. Jus h,Ii I7
"'''"", '"f "..' ""' '' "N''r aho"
'-"7 "' l'. "''Hh "n'n might De
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

the estate acquired by Mary q. iie.'. ~, -
,,rdo- tho deed filed with the OH ih t"'a
case which conveys the lana lh qD,'''y'
~ "a trustee 10 be held for her soie use
and benefit during her natural ne aii"
AT her death 10 be conveyed 10 n''
dren provided that II she shouiu ~.
she could sell the property thIvus" ~. -
trustee. The lower court h,iu ''"1 ,.,.
uendrlck took "A life interest only WIN
remaindcr i'm her children. The Appellate
court decides that she took an equl ~
fee simple estate which passed az h'l
death 10 her heirs az law. Tho Chanceiy
Court is reversed and the cause rena"n-
Cd for further proceedings.
The summary.
The following IS summary OF the
opinions handed down to-day.
Judge James Kelth-Fowlkes VS. South-
ern Railway Company. Law ana iq"i'
Court. City OF Richmond. Afhrmed
Street vs. Broaddus Clrcu' ~o"i' %
Essex county Affirmed.
JUDGE John W Rioly-Jones VS.. Jones
exor et ais Circuit court OF M',N'''''
burg counts Reversed.
Todd rs. McFall. Circuit court OF A"'
glIsta county Reversed.
Judge r. II. Cardwell-Tate Ns. BANK
Of state of New York corporation
court. city of Lynchbure. Affirmed.
.Tudae John A. Buchanan -McComh VS..
NcComb. et ais Circuit Court OF Louisa
county. Affirmed.
Cottreu rs. watkins Circuit Court OF
Honrico county Reversed.
Judge Geo NJ. Harrison-Maia' admr
"a Directors of The Eastern state Hos
nifal Circuit Court, Ciiy or Richmohu'
''T,g 80 .s rro,port. ct ais. Chancery
cl,,rt CIV of Richmond Reversed.
n,. dividcd court-Kimbal and Fink. re
,ai,ert rs Iawreuces admr. hustinGa
Court. Citv OF Radford. Affirmed
<i~schbaun vs. Blair SC. Law ana
ro,,itv Court. city OF Richmond. Nri
of error and supersedeas. Bond 500
Truman vs. Woodson Corporation
Court city of Danylile Appeal Bond
500 ......
Willis exo~. VS. Commonwealth writ
of error TO the Hustings Court city OF
Richmond. 40 bond ,.
Fisher VS. I.ee-Chancery Court CITY
of Richmond. Appeal and supefsedeaa
Marsh Va. Pitzer-Law and Equity
Court. CITY of Richmond Appeal and
Polndexter vs. May. Circuit Court Of
Louisa county Appeal and supersede1s
Bond SioJ.
Mineral Land Company US. James.
Circuit Court of Wise county. Appeal
and supersedeas Bond Ne
Hudson Vs. Commonwealth. County
Court of Wythe county. Writ or error
refused.
Newberry as. souter Circuit Court Of
Bland county Appeal refused.
Todd US. Commonwealth. Huftngs
NHHaH .H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
THE TENTH IN RICHMOND.
Company B Found Big deception
Committee at the Depot.


r.,r,.nr p of the T.nfb R.eL
,..
''''.'
9th instant arrived Ne'e yesterday Owe.
the Atlantic 'Aa i-.e Al $3.50 clock b.
NJ. Tine ienth H.---H... i7 ported to
haFe raised cam "' ''Iii'l'i. ''1' "nafa q
company oi f'i"''- Nll.Iuf "Hu one
hlliicN t''1 ''NeN OUT
and armed l' lAt i-'" I'D pitfeh. ma Be-
crimhaie hilNt "hh reviewers ana oihef
weapons ifom lhe u.-niN.fI} troops.
Do WAS NOS sene. .'i'l known illt the
company "."i' "iii'. l'i, Yesterday "l-
ternoon and consrq rquently incre We're com
paratNy ie" hafo'- on hand to greet
them. 'm,i Howard hl"eFer' was APP
pfl'el "I ''. qua D' "t once
ceptlon commute. a' ha1 ds DIS assist-
ants Captain James rs Angie serso lnis
Brooks Matthew ti." fair'lmen Hu.-
cher tLneiy. wyatt Baker '.srhson
Ans.e. wiltshire FRAZER. Amos. Murray.
Matthews ha-Iool. '@.iis'' Johnson ana
SON Hall and sch.iof were also on hand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

NEW YORK. March 9.-At 10 O'Clock
Tonight 10 was announced that Mr. Kip
ling was sleeping sOundly and had hoen
for several hours. lie was reported as
being much better.
During che afternoon Mr. Kipling was
transferred from his old sick room 10
Parlor No l. and seemed much pleased
with the change. The child Elsie was so
much improved to-day that the physicians
allowed the little brother into the room
fn nlaN with his sIster.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
SENATOR JONES' CONDITION.
T. Prccariou~. but the Exercise of Nv
cry Prccautiou MAY Restore Him.


WASHINGTON. March 9.-senator
Jones of Arkansas chairman of the
Rational Democratic Committee, is in
a. ur,cari0u- condition, owing To- ms liabii-
iy to another dangerous attack of heart
trouble 200 any time.
As is usually the case in the intervals
between attacks of this nature. be is get
ting along well just now and to-day
was In comparatively fair condition after
3D. good nights rest. but he Is maintaining
the utmost caution and under strict orr
der- of his physicians is avoiding any eN-
ertUu
This is radical change for "a man OF
Senator Jones active habits. and he
naturally chafcs under it. Ills malady
angina pcctor's is at best grave one
and the outcome never can Doe fore
soeu So far however there has been no
uutoward complication in Senator Jones
case. and there is "a strong hope that
with absolute quiet and rest away from
his work for considerable period he
may recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
THEIR TROUBLES SETTLED.
Enoland and Russia come to an Tn
d,,.,ao,iine over Ncu Chwang.

LONDON. March h-iH' pli'
lint makes the following announce
ment this morning s. h.-.
,.,. .ettled bv direct eNohan-r
~ ,iews between the British and huss 'n
',,,,srruents The Russian assurance
erc completely satisfactory THE "n'.e
d,mculfv IS ended and the two govern
ments are arranging "a sen .n' '> "li,H
'ermanently regulated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
BRYAN SPEAKS.
He kddrc-scs an Audience ofSiN Hun
d.rIa Houston. TcXns.

HOUSTON. TEX. March 9.-iion. W.
l. Br.au addressed go people 600 iN'
Auditorium tO-ni-ui- Many were uha".'
tJ gain admittunce. .,
ne declared the Chicago platform stil
stood while that adopted at 81 LOUIS
had been violated ly lts projectors re
denied that prosperity had come. ana ae-
ded fhe RcnuhlCaus t0 go Dufore ine
-srofe on the platform that we advcr-
Used prosperity and we have found a.
He denounced trusts. and SAID had me
Democrats been in control the trusts
would have been compelled 10 ooey 'Ne
lsW. MI
REGARDING the assertion that the Prcsi-
dept favored expansion because the peO-
nis demanded 30. ho said Mt Mckn.e.
Should n0l gauge public opinion from me
re4r end of "a train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

LAREDO. TEN, March s.-Behler. the
Wells-FargO Express messenger charged
with abScoudlng from san Antonio with
$4,000 .n his charge, was captured al
. Bustamente. Mexico. to-day
Ii Is not known whether he viii consent
10 bo brought AZ once or wait the result
of eXtradltlOn proceedings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

The Investigation VIII Be Resumed
Next Monday Morning,
FRAUD HAS NOT BEEN PROVEN,
Tho District Attorney Expects 90 show
D., Mr. Nolloy and Nj. Licb that
the Accused ~worc Falsely.
Court CIcrL Tells Why the
naturalization Papers
Were Granted.

"
-r.. hestr. or hc case ol Mori'z
......t .,,r, .,f..l,Iinr the Emitted
,. .... f.,,..,., bo-
states "'
furr United states COMM '.-' -' '-'''
pI,4-.If- u Obj. Di liol Attorney OF
r. ,...t.rl.. .ffarnoou.
' '. ..,.
Comparatively II.I' p'A.'
Witnesses were oEamiucd to provo ihe '.I-
,.r,.tarr.. u.I.r which tn. man was
.U..t f...- ,r- r has mot ucon
..,. r.f fn. statements made hr
u..... ~. r. Dbl. residence. iu u.s couu-
-, ,... urtru. Th. District Attorney
..+ 81, nr0,. tni- hr TWO witnesses
,... ,ga,. absent Yesterday. ON account
r.Ir .b..r.. tlD further hor1s was
...t....l r.fl Monday morning at l' TOD
-....I
DI.-.Ir.-Arorr.r Edear allan repre-
-..t.I .ne government and iIoa George
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
THE POPE IMPROVES.
His Wound Healing Rapidly and His
Condition in hxcrY MaN laNnrnhlc.

(DntlNtti it NfN'+9 - 'NA . own ANiNf
ROME, March Am examination of
The Pope's wound was made to-day by
Dr Mazzoni. VINO found 20 was making
excellent progress His Holiness hope t0
recommence his receptions speedily.
lAc lact that Pr. Lapp0nl g. again
sleouinc "a the NGican has aroused a
fresh crop OF rumOrs including one ito
the effect that the Pope is suffering from
senile cancer. But his physicians une-
quvocally deny this. They say thc pa
tient has GOOD appetite ana. IS conNa-
lescing rapidly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
The Dcn,llocks.

WASHINGTON. March 9.-No break
We're reported in the senatorial dead-loc k
tonight. In several States the dates Tor
Legislatures TO adjourn are drawing near
and strong efforts will be made TO end
the contests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
MAJJR PRICES NEW GUTIES.
lie - to Assist Major iIartz ia the
l. - - It.-r.-Iinr

lie ~ to ASSIST hijNi hai'A i" '"c
~ or. OF fcCruiting
Major David d. Price has been ordered
bv The war Department 20 duty az the
Richmond Recruiting once, which Is
i'm charge Of Major W T. Haru.
Major Price VIII visit the ciiies and
towns OF the State. examine applicants
and send such a. may be- ac, opted TO the
Office here for assignment
Two additional army men have been
assigned 10 this Office 90 90 clerical work.
one will accompany Major Price IN his
travels and the other will remain In Rich
mand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

NJ Senator Tor itah.
SALT LAKE UTAH. March 9-rhe
LEGISLATURE adjourned sine die tonight.
The senatorial deadlock remains un-
broken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

virginia-Incrcasing cloudlness: probs~
bly, rain, warmer in extreme northern
portion. fresh 20 brisk. variable winds.
North and South Carollna--lncreasins
cloudinoss. probably rain; fresh % brisk
south TO east winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

In the case Of Davis ys. hepperi et ais.
from the Chancery Court OF Richmond.
Iudee Harrison wrote the opinion.
The Court was called upon TO determine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

CONTINUED on Second Page)
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-18

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