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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

the pleasant groves OF Florida. where the
orange rlpens in the everlasting .un and
the voice OF the nightingale IS never
mute.
The Soldiers Homes for tho Confede-
rates are an right. and we must take
nothing from them. but az an cost let
tho Confederatos rally for this generous
gift.
Think. fellow-comrados. Of General Cor
don without one OF his honest Think Of
his desperate struggles I'm the Senate of
the United States and think Of the dread
possibility OF his being sholterless and
being forced by our lack of generosity
20 wrap himself as he ala az Buffalo.
and does in his Last Days. ia the
ample folds OF the Stars and Stripes and
wander about the face OF sac earth
without either a city house or a summer
retreat
True. General Gordon insists that the
subscription must not be raised but that
VIII simply make the old Confodorates
So much the moro enthusiastic when the
hat is passed around.
''''' So A SON OF a GUN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
snrrilI,HN NOTES

Or w. - Robbins. pmcticing physi-
clan. of Nicksburs. has entered the soma
t0r.al race iu Mississippi His candidacy
SIS regarded as O. joke.
Boyd and Benton farmers. near Texas
Vile. Aia fought desperate duel with
buggy whips at that place ON Friday
last They disputed and came 90 blows
and afterwards agreed Co settle their
differences with buggy whips. They lash-
ed each other numerically until their
whips were worn 20 q fragile, and then
they pounded each other with the huit
ends until The whips We're worn ont. The
men were cut and lacerated on every
inch OF their bodies. and their faces were
gashcd beyond recognition An eyo-wit-
ness TO the affair says the sight was
shocking beyond description.
The owner of the ostrich farm at Jack
s0nviIo proposes tO add other rare birds
to his collection One hundred ard seven
teen varieties of pheasants have been
ordered from England. 20o egrets. fifty
curlews. half a dozen water turkeys and
fifty little nonpareIls have already ar
rived There are six baby ostriches from
one week to two weeks az age at the
farm. besides over a hundred others rang
ing from baby ostrches TO veterans Of
thrty-hve summers.
Charleston. S. g.. is a candidate for the
honor of entertaining the National Edu-
oational Association in 1900
Greenvnle. s. g.. is 20 have an evening
paper TO be called the Times.
It is said that General John p. Gordon
does not approve OF the plan TO raise
a subscriDuOn 10 rebuild his residence.
which was recently destroyed by fire.
Alabama's debt now amounts 20 1885,
Coz Che annual interest on which is
SiiSGso
AH.the Southern newspapers pay a high
frihufe 10 the late H. B Plant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
CLAIMS AND SALARIES,
Several Claims Against tho City Con
sidercd by the Committee.


sidercd by the Committee.
..-.. ,,,.fr,,s and Salaries
INC commune Cd"
met last evening in Room NO. i-' OH ''''
~it. 1reu at e O'Clock with the following
.r...,,. Afessrs. Gordon
.. ,,,f. ,rd Wal
'cHiiIi'''"''
lersiein.
A copy of the declaration in the sult OF
John j. Loaker against the city OF l'ill-
mond for $4,000 was read. lt sets lorlh
fhat on January o. 1922 the sidewalk
on the southslde of Leigh street between
Tl~rd and Fourth streets had been oD-
-trl.ct.d bv "a plank sidewalk nid across
fo make connection with mortar box
nsed for fho construction of % house at
fhaf Mace The plaintiff at the time
mentioned fell over ibis WaIkWay ana
broke DIS RIGHT arm. which fact di-ao Ell
him for some time 90 follow BITS pursuit
In fh. fish OYSTER and game business
Th. committee Thought that some ono
WAS q, blame in the premises and on
motion of SIR. Wauersteiu 20 sIb-commir-
zee was appointed -0y the chairman.
consisting of Messrs Wauersten and
1fcC4r.hy. t0 follow mp the case ana
locate the blame as soon as the SUIT
was decided iu the courts
A uaror was also read containing the
declaration n The suit of q. Ella Bonser-
arfiust the for 5000 damages caused
t9 her property $50. 1- north Fourth
street hv the flooding 0f "a sewer $50
chat street. which also is claimed 90
have Indirectly caused fhe death of her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

IIe shaved and shaved through all tho year
Day BOO. day OUT he worked away
Hc got along 900 humble fare.
1Ie took n0 Time l0r rest or play
He worked o. save his nickois and
Wore clothing that was ont of date
With hope to bouy him up Doe planned,
Content to labor ana ~ walt.
At last with biistcs ON his beak.
IIc gamloIed on Cd pleasant shore;
He spent bis savings in week,
And then went bacfto SLAVE some more
Chicago Times Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

LONDON. June &.-The International
Council of Women opened to-day. The
Countess OF Aberdeen, president OF the
Council. in her address. said.
1T may Doe well to have unions Of
mothers. bur do the fathers count so little
IN the home that their counsel Il not need
edl The redemption Of the rate can
only ne compassel by men and women
Joinins hands and making common cause
In every department In life"
IN conclusion the Countess Of Aberdeen
deprecated the idea usually formed about
women congresses that they were bent
upon deNi1ins plans whereby women
might be emahcipated from home duties;
saying: This congress holds fast 10 The
belief that woman's first mission must
be her home"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
CInnTNT COMMENT.

A special TO the Baltimore American
from Danville says that the charter for
the new tobacco warehouse trust has
been obtained i'm New Jersey and that
an the warehouses in Danvile with one
exception VIII pass into the hands OF
the trust az the beginning OF the new
tobacco year. which is october lst ne
correspondent says moreover that one
result Of this big deal WIFI be to crowd
out The numerous small markets in inc
bright tobacco belt and force all the
bright tobacco raisers 90 market their
product at Danville thus doubling Dam
ville's annual gales. And be adds that
the result Will De the handling of the
business at greatly reduced expense,
thus throwing ont OF employment small
brigade of clerks. book-keepers. sales
men. aucti0neers and drummers.
This is most interesting announce
ment and we shall expect so see yig-
or0us article in the Register deuouncng
this trust and calling upon the people
90 rise up in their might and put It
down.
The Washington correspondent Of inc
Baltimore sun says that the German
boom is growing all the time, and that
suspicion is taking hold of tne lol-
lowers OF Mr. Bryan that their idol Us
not 90 have q walk-Over for tine PIe-i-
Dental nomination next year Iammany
SIS said 90 Dee no The head of this move
meut and the scheme is 90 get control
or The Sew York. Pennsylvania. Illinois
and Iowa delegates in the national c0u-
ventiOn. ar. German. DO is said. VIII Pee
able 90 deliver the Maryland delegation,
fN
delegation from the South can Doe split
But iu amy event the opposition say tnal
with tho solid vote of New York. Penn
sylyanis Maryland. Illinois and Iowa
t0 trade upon. astute men could very
easily pick up good batch Of votes
from Ncw Jersey and New England. ana
$50 at least prevent Bryan from getting
the necessary twO-thirds majority. The
correspondent thus conclude:
"Wh8t SIS going on is quite enough 20
make AIR. Bryan and those who pm
their faith 90 him stir up their stumps.
lu the hands OF the men who are work
ing up the opposition. 1T requires DO
great stretch of the imagination to per-
cciye that while SIS may NOT become
formidable enough tO dictate "a n0mi-
nation 30 may have little trouble in de-
fpating n particular one. Outside of the
teal fortunes OF individuals. the move
ment SIS extremely significant in one very
important point OF view. 10 serves notice
upon The Organs the Altgeds and the
Tinmans that the element of the Dem-
orratic party not lu accord with them
proposes 90 have some share in making
the nomination and constructing the
platform in the convention of 1900. ana
win not repeat tle cowardly and passive
attitude in the convention of 1906.
This suggest n most engaging SUR
mise. Suppose Bryan should DE defeated
and German nominated ON q platform
declaring for the gold standard. or even
mon platform ignoring free silver
What would Nr Bryan and his follow
ers doi Mr. Bryan declared previously
90 the convention of 1896 that 81 That
convention should declare for the gold
standard he would not support the nomi-
ince II would he interesting to know
whether or NOT his mind has undergone
any change since that time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

we find that few young men lack the ma
tive capacity requisite for the fulfimcnt
Of the aim. Native inaptitude
for this science or the other Is as a rule
Imaginary Special aptitudcs. Of course.
We often End total inaptitude seldom. II
over. 4 bright lad may mako himself
whatever he will. But the viii must be
thcrc-the serious rcsoluiion-and ;ho pa
tloncc 20 overcome initial lack OF speci-
nc training. 10 he wishes 10 be an en-
gincer he can make himself an engineer
and n good ono. but The price will be de-
tormined and persistent effort. until be has
trained his mind 20 apply its energies IN
tho line OF that profession.
II after due reflection he selects his
calling. he must submit 20 the nccdful
discipline. and must not finch from the
distastcfnl beginnings These viii in-
Noivc careful training IA mathematics.
Not that he must make himself math-
cmaucal expert This is not essential
But he must have The mathematical
training simply because engineering
thinking Is scientific thinking. and scicn-
tinc thinking s. az the bottom matho-
matlcal thinking Many successful cngl-
nocrs know comparatively little of tech.
nical mathematics But thcre never was
ono and there never Will hc ono. who
does not think moro gcomctrlc0. This
preliminary training secured an tho rest
VIII be perfectly easy and natural and
simple. And ] feel that the great work
OF the future IS Tor the engineer, espec-
Tally IN ths South"
It has been well said that the secret OF
Success IS the power OF concentration.
The man who shoots aimlessly never
brings down his same. Tho man who
has no well defined purpose in life never
sccomplishos any practical results. This
is peculiarly an acc ot experts. u Is pc
cuunrly an ase whom tho man who exc
poets Co succeed must very early choose
his calling. must choose 81 with refer
once 10 his tastes and his abilities, must
On early life give himself the benefit OF
special training in the direction indicated,
must concentrate his whole mind. heart
and strength upon the subject which he
IS pursuing. and must not turn aside 20
the right hand or TO the left.
The course is accurately marked ont
in Prof Thorntons letter and we SUBJ
NIT these additional remarks and com
mcuts not with any view 90 improving
upon what he has said. but simply by
way of giving his advice our most cm-
phaticaI approval We say without hes
taton that any boy with average ability
who win follow Prof Thornton's advice
win receive a fair measure OF success
We say. moreover. that success Is not 20
De achieved in any other way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
Rrlnp Him Along.

"Comc and dine with NJ tomorrow.
said the old fellow. who has made his
money and wanted 20 push his way into
society.
sorry" replied the elegant man, Il
can't. I'm g0ing 20 see Hamlet "
That's an right aid the hospitable
old gentleman. bring him with you
Chicago Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

II shall have 20 crown that tooth"
sold the dentist indicating the particular
mOlar.
yes" assoniod the victim cts a-king
rather more than any of the others
Whercupon me dentist mentally decid-
ed 10 make the bin about 500 higher
Chicago Tribune
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
NcNer Changes.

she-When are YOU going to give me
the money TO buy that new dress?
Ie-Ncxt week.
That's what YOU said last week"
yes. and that's what I say now. and
am going 90 saw next week. I amt the
kind OF man who says one thing one
week and another thing next week. -
Tit-B'ta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

Little WILLIE guess sister Grace won't
want 10 so ridiu Oh your tandem much
longer
Mr. Simucrling-Why
Little Wilie-They was a fellow with
q notomohile here last night. and Z heard
her saw to-day that she thought the
borscless carriage bad come TO stay
Chicago Times-Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

The "Danville. Va. Tobacco Warehouse
Company. OF Brooklyn. \. Y. has been
incorporated IN Dover. Del" |ho main
Offices may be in Oshkosh. wis. and the
business be done in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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little Edwin-Mamma, what is liquid
air?
Mammal don't know. Ask your papa.
He's always going out between the acts
no get little air"-Chieago Times
Herald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

Beer tabloids are on tho market IN Ger
many one tablet I'm glass OF water
makes a foaming glass OF beer. Now. will
the erowlers bee good?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

strictly fresh egg Of the somewhat doubt
ful ore.
mo 1t doesn't" replied the latter;
when | get 8 little older I'm going on
the stage. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
PROF. nREHER ON LN-NcHING.

PROF. DREHER ON LNNCHING.
PRO Julius ID. Dreher. OF Roanoke COL
lege. has kindly sent as O clipping from
the New York sun containing an article
which he recently addressed TO tnat
paper ON the subject of lynching in the
south. ana TO which we have already
referred. 10 is Prof Drehers contention
and DE cites statistics On proof. that
lynchiug in the South IL not. as has been
claimed 10y some. for one crime only
but that there have been more lynchings
for other crimes than FOR that Of crmi-
nal assault The pith of Prof. Drehers
communication is 10 be found in the
following extract. We quote;
The only position 60 Zoe taken by law
abiding and law-respect people is
this. That lynchng for amy crime what
ever is itself crime against civilized
society. Wherein does civilization es-
podallv differ from barbarism? ln civ-
ilized society we have laws for the pro-
lection of person and property for the
administration OF justice and the punish
mcnt of crime Under baroarous and
savage conditions brute force rules and
them that in the South or anywhere else
in our country S. is necessary So iyncn
any class of persons Tor any crime
whatever is Go confess that our laws arr
defective the administration OF Justice
uncertain and our boosted Christian
civilization to that extent failure Tho
remedy for this condition of affairs SIS
certainly not in lynchng for every mob
trampics the law under foot.
Prof Dreher is kind enough TO mention
The Times elsewhere in his communlca-
tom as entertaining the View expressed
I'm the above selection from his own ar
ticlo which IS fact but we would
save the point which we made in
former alusion TO prof. Drehers COM
municauon. namely. that the best people
throughout the South. Indeed the great
majority Of the Southern people are vio-
ienty opposed to lynchmg, save for the
one objectionable crime of assault upon
defonseless women. We have contende1,
and we do contend that the lynchmg
OF this class OF criminals originated not
I'm amy spirit OF lawlossness, but in
spirit of chivalry. Southern men hold
;hcir women in revcrontial regard ana
whom any ndiginity SIS shown them their
indignation knows no bounds. That feel
is entertained by every man who has
the true Southern blood in his veins.
and we DO not claim 20 Doe different n
this respect from other Southern men.
We feel as an OF as feel that the
scauudrol Zoe he black or white VINO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

The request OF Mrs Bland that none
but minister's Of tho gospel should speak
al her husbands funeral was q severe
sldc-wlpo for several prominent silver
men present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
Petite Had Been n Caddy.

Toachcr-And how did IL happen that
Joseph had "a coat Of many colors?
Little petie-'Coz e played gut,
ma am Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
strong Assertions as to Just Whnt
tho Remedies VIII DO.

Munyon guarantees
that his Rheum st'sm
Cure will cure nesrly
all cfses Of rheums-
tism In . few hours
that HE Dyspepsia Cure
will cure Indigestion and
all stomach troubles
that bis Kidney Cure
viii cure 90 per cent.
Of all cases Of kidney
trouble. that BIS Ca.
tsrrh C'ire will cure
cstarrh no matter how
long standing. that his
Headache Cure will cure
any kiRd ~ headache In
q few minutes. that
his Cold Nire VIII
aufcklV trgs. IN nry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

n tho defamers OF schley could molly
get rid of the ugly fact that he won the
great victory they would be in much bot
ter shape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

The platform OF tho new French Cabl-
net is no such scintllating document as
Colonel Waiterson turns out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

While Alger as Senator. gets The law
changed 70 the election OF senator's by
the people. Plngree will be keeping close
10 The people
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

Tho attention Of Hon T. Wat Hardin.
Of Kentucky might be directed TO tho
wonderful results accomplished by John
i. sullWan's prayers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

Tho reception of public men in Paris
generally includes q shower OF cobble-
stones and q flourish OF watkins sticks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
DestinatiOn.

Doesn't II make you feel little blue
to lind yourself getting old? inquired tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

pine situation confirms tho belief that
everything is In Jungle over there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

So far che repertoire Of the Kentucky
Democrats has not Included that beaut.-
ful ballad. 'Thero'l be hot time in the
old town tonight"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

Tho Chicago eirlf who is to spend the
money she made in the dime museum IN
defence ~ tho sausage maker is simply
bidding FOR another museum engagement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

Acting on Tho advice OF tho labor lead
ers TO stay out. 'he girls at Whitlocks
factory went 10 work yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
Admiral Philip Makes a Religious
Talk in the Tent Meeting.
DR.. M0RRELLE DIES A SUICIDE.
n Norfolk Mother Advcrtises for Her
Lost Son-Fatty Walsh, the Well
Known Politician, is Dcad-Shut
IN an Ice Box by Robbers.


day. Patriotism and Piety" was the
theme. In spite OF tho inclemont weather
tho big tent was filled. The services
were conducted By Rev. S. II. Pratt and
the opening hymn was "AIy country, tits
Of thee" AS Admiral Philip advanced TO
tho desk the whole audience arose to
greet him and remained standing until
the Admiral raised his hand and began
% speak
Il an afraid" said he. "that l am ex-
! pcctod 10 make speech. but l am no
| speaker. We read in The papers OF what
is going on out Do tho Philippines, and
! we know how wen every soldier there
Us standing % his duty for the honor of
/ Old Glory We know that every soldier
under Chrsts banner must answer the
| roll. ] have been summoned and have
answered Present Tho soldiers under
the banner of our Lord must try 20 en-
Dist recruits. 500 that W0 may down the
h0rdes OF Satan.
IL do not know under what denomina-
ton these services are held. but | think
that denominations are necessary. In
the Church they are Ike regiments, and
the pastors and bishops are lil1o colonels
and brigldlers, but AN are under one
commander I'm chier-our Master the
Lord resu4 Christ SEQ many faces here
before me who. I feel sure are anxious to
enlist iu our Lord forces
a NORFOLK BOY LOST
Tho Herald prints am advertisement
from Norfolk ~ d, unf.. r,....-
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thing fo hie i,+,r,..' r'.. poo ".'i sol''e-
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the directors ana sYif uas entered by
mrmbors off The comnanv ar.inst prosi-
don't Weld for snun ,va'1 En-. tno rit,.
and tho ren9rt s,an c.ma t,st bo VAS
found dead Fin fha woods of Now, soo+i,
whore he mad accidentally, shot f.rnserf
N0thfne frrther r.osrlir, him art
Erourrfon fs. sirol l..r mad. r,,ffo B.,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

IT begins 20 look az n that Chinese
wall would be pulled down By Americans
after an.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27

form Of cold and m through the entire list Of
remedies At ali druggists. IS cents vial
II yOu need medical advice write Prof M1nyon,
1906 Arch st., Phila. IL IL absolutely free.
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Conceal Gus explanation Of the philip
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