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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-03
\ QUERY FROM THE NORTH.

one OF our Northern exchanges in dis
cussing the race question and the lynch
incs that have occurred down south says
that there is suspicion at tho North
that tho Southern negroes are often un-
Justly accused and that Southern mobs
display an almost utter Indifference 10
the merits Of evidence when their anger
IS aroused" and adds:
10 IS remarkable fact that during the
civil war, when almost every able-bodied
white man was away at the front. and
the negroes were left at home. an In
stance of tho outrage OF white woman
by negro was hardly ever heard OF.
Has the Southern negro degenerated with
freedom and taken on new bestiality2
Not an Southern negroes. but some OF
them most certainly. The old time South
ern negro was well raised and had IN him
the instincts OF a gentlemen. Find any
one Of the old issue to-day certainly one
who was raised IN respectable family
and you will find. nine times out Of ten.
man who IS upright in his ways and
who has the respect and confidence Of
the whites. The old Southern negro had
a regard bordering upon reverence for his
old mistress and young mistress and he
would have sacrificed his life in defend
ing them from insult. 1t is the new negro
who has committed these terrible out
RACES which has provoked lynchings in
the South.
But we must say in Justice 70 the negro
al coll no
ceptions The negro as a whole has Inn
proved his condition and if he has good
moral training for all time to come he
will finally learn TO govern himself and
there will be no occasion for lynching
But there arc black men OF the new gene
ration who have been reared I'm a bad at
mosphcre without any moral restraints or
moral instruction They have Jet their
passions and their appe.ites control them
until they have no power and no desire
10 resist temptation. IL opportunity pre-
SCENTS itself and If there is fair chance
of escape. they viii always isiulge their
appeutcs without conjunction of con-
science. The only way TO deal with these
men IS 20 make them fear tine law, and
the hope for the future is in better moral
instruction.
Booker Washington says that educa-
tion is the remedy. That depends upon
what is meant 10y education. Education
Of the mind alone will accomplish but
little The great need Of the negro race
to-day is moral education. education that
will impress upon the negro The sense Of
moral obligation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-03
MUSIC IN WILLIAMSBURG.
Richmond and Norfolk Talent f'f'''-
iratc-Pcrsonal Notes.

Richmond and Norfolk Talent Par'''-
Personal Notes.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, May 2-9p'-
clal-A vocal and instrumental concert
was given at Comcron Hall tonight D"
which leading musicians OF Norfolk ana
Richmond took part The conee', was
rivcn under the auspices of the lad'7 "-
tho Episcopal church.
Attorney NorNcue j. Hfn.'y "- ''
Hampton Yesterday on legal nhslnt
Commonwealth Attorney cyrus ~.
Branch was brought Oh Williams lniS N'l'
morning l0r medical treatment. IT'S ''"
dlron IS MOI improved
Corporal Edward Bush Jones' iale ".
the Richmond Blues. is now mere "u''
DE w..l remain some timc with his iIle"u'
lie VAS eltoa d royal welcome nome.
County Clerk u H. Geddy ana foa'in rs
Ter r. 1f Ware who have been quite a'eN'
are reported better to-day.
Afr j. g. Naup.n who has been snip
kccrcr or The Portsmouth Navy Yard. arr
rived home iast night after am absence
OF several weeks
Afr W c. Johnston. editor OF the Ca
zette lert his evening Tor "a few days.
visit n Ohio
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meetings until the work they have I'M
dertaken f. thoroughly inausurated.
Tho store house and It's contents OF MI
Noble *. Snesd. located at Simeon four
miles south OF the city, was destroyed
last night about 1890 o'clock by fire. Loss
800. small insurance. origin OF INC
fire not known.
Charles Wood. c0lored. was before UT
County Court this morning charged VIE
attempted assault on Ella Brown COZ,
ored. lie was found guilty and sentence"
% The peBiiopuary for ton years.
The Rev ID. g. Ritterhouse. ma a-'e
ana weil-inown Baptist minister ol.l
This morning about . O'Clock al ms nome
near C0Vesviiic.
s. J. Frame. or Free Union. Albemafie
county. was thrown from his morse oi'
Market stree. late yesterday aI i,'O'',
receiving painful injuries about 'he ".""
and right shoulder
one Charlottesville real estate IiH ''
during The month of April eish' N.o.
mario forms. sales amounting 70 hF"'''
seventy thousand dollars.
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e.r,. "a. I'm ,,nnosoJ tho Nav conference
,r.. ,o,, .,,rsin, that we have gotten along
an ,bos. ,..rs wifi, tbo preeent system
40 .i..t,,,,. s.n,tors in Congress and that
d. ...., ,.., ,..,, 90 l,o.,, % ,,n for "a LITTLE
.,,.,. .... rho, .,.,. Ga mn ,se in he
,...... ,,,,.,, a. and that we
.,,. ..,,.... g., ,,,e. ol5 v,,v this time and
..,,,,,r,. a. r.c.s..,,. i'm vears
M. ,,, If ,ro,,n,,.nt won't do. 4 sem
.,.o,.., nov, ,,.,r,or for a
~. ....,. and If We l,ro,v any
.,.,..'. .,...., ,,,,,,,i, continent I'm Virginia
,....,.. 49,. ,,.sir,,,s If having an on
,,.,r,n,,t,. I'm that contest 10 EXPRESS their
',..,,, ~, o,,dia,tes IL is NOT that the
,,.......,,.t. ,.otors e., VIRGINIA generally
..,.. l.,......l a. tnc re-olection of Mr.
Nt,rtip g., am Justice In him we believe
that bo is stronger before the people to-
a,,.. than ho was ip 1Nqe and we believe
that he would make a strong run. If a
urinary election should be held.
But that is wholly without the discus
sion. II is the great principle of popular
elections that tho voters in virginia want
to establish and they think that this is a
splendid opportunity TO put the primary
plan into eject. That is certainly what
Tho Times is after. We have not been a
party TO any secre, movement We have
ordoarorod in discussing This subject
,bronoh ,b. editorial columns as we'll nc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-03
GERMAN IN ASHLAND.
Young People of That Pretty Burg
Dance i'm the Masonic Hall.

ASHLAND. VA. May 2-special.-A
beautiful german was given Monday night
i'm Masonic Han The ball was beautiful
~ decorated with ferns and flowers. Re
freshmouts were served AZ - o'clock.
There were about twenty couples present
as follows.
Miss Marguerite Rosser, o. Charlottes-
Vile with samuel Carter
Miss julia Weisiger with j.. II. Cox.
Miss Marguerite Wright with j.. Cor
nett.
Miss Roberta Wright with NJ. NJ
Robinson.
Miss Bessie French with " b. Pace.
Miss Louise Ladew with r. ". Lowe.
Miss Bessie Ladew with j. r. kiDy.
Miss Anne Winston with vs.. Wight
Miss Helen Hume q Altoona, Pa, with
FL. Wright.
Miss Amelia Kerr with ]. 81 Cox.
Miss Hattie Scott with II. W. Daniels.
Mss Mamie Walden with II. ID. Kerr.
Miss Agnes H0rner with ). j. boswell
Miss Conde Bridges with 5. LelHe.
Miss Chamberlain. Of Richmond. with
NOyeile Hep1eim.
Chaperones-Colonel and Mrs. T. II. ".
Marye, Mrs. u. : Ladew and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-03
NICE POINT OF LAW.
Smallpox May Give Negro in Norfolk
Jail Ills Freedom Party Factions.

jan it's l itfhotl rarity diitoh~.
NORFOLK. VA. May t-Spocal.-Mr.
George Mcintosh. counsel for HOrltO
Solomon Wolor,al. who WIS arrested here
iu January FOR shooting and killing Char
Iis Small 0coloredJ. and who has been In
i.dl over two sessions NJ the grand jury
without Indictment. owing 20 tho preta-
ieuos " small poX in il.L came before
Judge Hauckel ga tho Corporation Court
to-day and asked that DIS client pe dis
charged on statutory grounds. Counsel
cited The law which provides that should
prisoner fan 70 De- indicted by two suc-
ces.ive grand jGries DEE Us entitled - be
discharged from custody. There g. no
erlul Jury in session NOW. and should
Solomon Doc DISCHARGED he might easily
ry ana escape punishment. ana thi7 fact
Dis astute counsel is assumed 20 Poe cosri-
zaut OF Judge Illnckei reserved his de-
cl-i0n upon tho huo point made by coun-
sel Tor tho prisoner Keen sinterest ia
tho case was to-day manifested Dy at
torueys present.
The case was gotten before Judge
Uanckel under habeas corpus proceed
iugs apparently unexpected by tho Cone
m0uWfalth.
Three factions exist in the Republican
party I'm Princess Ammo county TI-
Campbell. A. j.. Keilam and Baho N..-
lam factions each held conventions af
Princess Ammo Courthouse to-day. u.
Hatten was by each nominated
sheriff.
A. T. KeNam was hy two nominated
for clerk ~ the court. Willie Wh.tehlr
by the third.
a. J. Ackiss was endorsed Tor Com
monwealth's attorney by two conventions
and the third made no nomination. There
was somo division over tho minor Offices.
The monster steanor MaplemOr0 clear
IL to-day for Liverpool with general
cargo exceeding $500 tons. j. was chiefly
cotton iron aud grain brought % Nor-
folk hv tho Southern railway Tho
steamer moved ahou. in tho h1ro0r fh.s
morning mo iow tide drawing c16 fcet
and Der cargo not yer complete
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-03
SOUTHERN NOTES.

The extra session Of the Alabama Legis-
lature. to consider the question Of re-
pudiating the constitutional convention.
met yesterday afternoon and promises to
be quite stormy.
4 special from Athens (Ga) says: This
afternoon two small boys were rowing
on the Oconee river when the boat be-
came unsteady and Cleb Prather. aged
eight years. fell in the river under the
boat and didn't come up for several min
utes. Walton Aaron. ten-year-oid boy.
was on the river bank and saw the acct
dent. lie jumped in TO save the little
boy II possible. He caught him as he
came up. and. after swimming with him
twenty-five yards down the river, sue
ceeded in getting him ashore. The little
fellow was revived in few minutes.
The month OF April Just closed shows
a larger volume of business for the port
OF Fernandina than ever before recorded.
While the vessels in and out numerically
are about tho same as for tho month Of
March. their tonnage Is much greater.
and the quantity and value Of cargoes ex-
ported is by far in excess OF any one
month heretofore.
Mr.. w. II. Geddes, Of Glasgow. Scot
land. and Mr. Hole. OF Moore 6 Hole.
London. both leading naval stores brokers
IN their respective cities. are at Savannah
In connection with the transactions In
spirits turpentine.
Mr. Geddes substantiates the reports
which have come OF . dearth OF supply
Of splrits turpentins abroad. Every
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-03
TRAFFIC IN POISON.
Government Inspection Needed To cons
denim Whiskey That Is Bad as
Well as TO Approve That
Which IL Good.

T, has often been observed by those VINO
come from the mother country tnat II IS
a .;reat pity that no governmental super
vision IS exercised over the keepers OF sa-
looms so that they should be compelled
10 cell genuine and pure spirits
Wa say. then. let the government APP
,o,r, ,,enectors. whose duty It shall be
10 20 into every saloon and test by soien-
,iac methods the liquors that are sold
there.
n IA true that the government has set
re so,l Of approval upon good whiskey
In recognizing and taxing Duty $ Pure
Nfsit Whiskey as a medicine. but let u
Also seek out and punish those who sell
nofson under the name Of whiskey
Ken Dufy's Pure Malt Whisky In the
,o,se and then you are sure Of having
mat which the government says is all
right.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-03
WHEELER TO WED.
The Veteran Fighter VIII Marry the
widow of Gcor@e ". fhild@.

/ ] he CffTtn ! ~ W 80 .'-ff''f "
widow OF George ". GbildS.
specIal 20 the Philadelphia Times
from Washington sayss
The wedding OK Mrs. George w. Chilts
and General Wheeler IS an assured fact
and ia was definitely learned to-day by
The Timcg correspondent that the cere-
mcnv will take place in this city INF
month. tho fact tnut it U.s. usually deemed
nuluckv 60 wed during the month ~ f0w-
ors having no effect ON tine pair Though
tho matter has almost been denied oy
tle partles. lt is now AN assured fact
though both Mrs Chuds and General
Wheeler have decided % keep The matter
quiet
Just what day the affair win take place
is not vet known. except % Intimate
friends. the only fact which has leaked
out from parties perfectly Versed ID the
affair being that 3D. Will Doc before tho
June roses bloom
Mrs ChHds has lived f0r about three
years in Washington. iu which place she
built q few years ago beautiful man
si0n The house ie ora "k' street. IN the
most ultrafashlonable section of tho city.
While not a lavish entertainer. Mrs
Chlds has gone OUT in a. quiet WY. and
was always received in the most eXclu-
sive circles 0f tho capital Her home was
the scene OF many gatherings in which
the elite of The town participated, though
she never made any atttempt 10 shine as
81 social leader
General Wheeler was also married be-
fore and has several children. one SON
having been drowned LAST summer Of
Nontauk. while a daughter served Tor
some time Don The army as nurse during
the Spsuish-American war The home S.
far from being a stylish one. as b. was
for many years on Capitol JILL b1t latf
winter the General spent most of his time
at Tho Arlington. Dice has known Mrs.
'mld8 f0r some Time WAS au intimate
friend of DEER husband and 20 constant
visitor of late al The mansion iu ibis
--L-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-03
THE FORKS OF THE ROAD.

We find I'm our exchanges two publ
cations. one from the Louisville Dispatch
and the other from the New York Even
ing Post. which are significant. each in
itself. but the moro 50 when taken to-
eether The Louisville paper says that
the annual convention Of the Ohio Valley
timetable League TO be held in that city
on May 3lst viii be the most notable po-
nucal gathering Of the year: that the
ablest champions Of b!metallism in all
parties will participate in the delbera-
tions OF the convention: that the different
political organizations that co-operated in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-03
WEDNESDAY. MAY @. 1890,



our correspondents Mr. a. r. Ihomas'
- Lynchhurf. who believes that me rom
cdv for trusts IS Socialism, wants TO
know where we would p'"'e the lli"'''-
ton upon trusts ana upon what pIih-
ciple we would justify the act. we "ouId
limit trusts and corporations generally
to tho conduct Of legitimate business ana
we would prevent them from interfering
with the rights ana privileges oil free
American citizens. Inc p'lncp'e upon
which We would do this would be the
great American principle laid down by
NJ. Jefferson when he commended 10 me
people "a wise ana irnsal government
which. restraining mon from iniWine one
another. shan leave them otherwise free
- regulate their own pur u'ts Of Industry
and Improvement But there IS no law
unde- tho sun that can fairly and Justly
prevent one man from oustrippins IBIS
nciehhor I'm business. There Us no law
that can fairly and Justly prevent any
merchant I'm Richmond from carrying on
business by intelligent methods that Will
crowd out his competitors and give him
tho trade There IS no law that can
fairly and Justly prevent a dozen Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-03

whore he says. the stocks arc either ex-
hausted or nun down 20 an unusuaily
small quantity.
J. J. Boone. the Poprlisi editor who left
Douglas, Ga. with many bills unpaid
has turned mp in Texas rs soldier in
the regular army.
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Tho poor peoples friend THIS stock
Company has decided 20 loan money 0n
personal property such as diamonds.
ON the dollar.
This Company also decides 20 give more
time 0n goods. viz: months on clothing
aud j. months Oh iewelry Tie laws y
this state allows u per cent per month
on the dollar and months ON goods.
This company gives tho benefit ~ tho
people. hoping The public VIII apDreciat De-
this generous offer and patr0niza as here
tOfore
Samuel Stern. president and manager.
+. stern a. CO., 1920 east Main street.
next door 10 u. O'Sulilvan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-03
Did Her Hc.t.

AR WickWlre-What is that woman
across fhe road trying 10 slnge
Mrs INTERNATIONALLY Sweetheart's the
Man in the Moon"
Mr. Wickwire-Wel lf he doesn't hear
her 4 isnt Der fault-Tid-Bits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-03

"All right" said the old man. com
ooee1lv lest let him stay thar-kaze ~
You poster him he'll spring his rattle an
wake yer NANNY up an then ma ID be
the devil 20 pay.'-Atlanta Constitution.
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eve always given Lot credit Tor one
thing
Whats thlt?"
when bis wife looked back he was too
much 81 a gentleman 20 say rubber
neck" Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-03

Your typcwriung machine makes more
noise than I'd saWmill'
no; three-QuaTters Of that noise you
hear IS our typewriter girls heart-bangled
bracelets. Chicago Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-03
TUFTS Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
Save Your Money.

One box Of TUFTS Pills willsave
many dollars in doctors bills
hcywiIlsurelycureaIld diseases
ofthe stomach, liver or bowels.
No Reckless Assertion
For sick headache, dyspepsia,
malaria, constipation andbiIio-
usness,amillion people endorse
TUFTS Liver PILLS
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JOE BICKERSTAFF,
n1I9 Wcsf BrOad Street.

- p. " est tIoau street.
Call and see my SIS Wheel. guaranteed
10 carry man any weight over any kind
OF roads. for one year.
Secondhand Wheels bought sold and
exchanged. Repairing OF AL kinds d
speclalty. Wheels rented
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-03
Clouds and Sunshine.

April is a tricky lass
She IS Joyous and she's glum:
She weeps for apple blossoms.
And she smiles because they come.
Chicago Record.
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AEIERN AJiI.
The price OF gas in New York has bee
reduced 10 g. cents per thousand.

AFTERM
The price OF gas in New York has been
reduced 10 g. cents per thousand.
Senator Hanna says that President Nc
Kinley w4ll be re-nomlnated by acoiama-
ton by the Republican convention Of 1909.
Under the new marriage law in Wiscon-
sin. no licenses can be issued until May
5th, and as it is required that no mar
rage shall take place until i've DAYS
after the license has been issued. there
can be no marriage in the State between
May 5th and 10Th This will cause many
marriages 20 Doc postponed. much % the
disgust and annoyance OF the contract
ing parties
General John VI. Palmer VINO ran FOR
tho Presideucv in 1896 on the gold ticket
IS very sick 90 his home IN Springfield.
In.
Miss Helen could has bought the home
of her father the lafc JAY Gould. from
the Gould estate. Tile Iyndhurst prop
ortv consists OF 2fi acres Of land and ne
prise paid was $4,000
1Irs. Robert Louis s-evenson's letter Of
complaint about The conduct Of Ameri-
cans and British at samoa IS liable 20
place her also as writer o. pure fiction
The reports 81 the buris's q Arlington
Yesterday cay that General Miles was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-03
ALBEMARLE ROADS.
The Convention Bringing Forth Fruits
Fire in the CountX-laua Sales.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. May Especial
The Executive Committee OF the Good
Roads Association held their first meet
ing yesterday afternoon. Every dlstric-
except scottsvtiie Was represented
Mr. Magruder gave an account OF his
encouraging experience in his efforts 10
have a mile and a quarter OF the worst
part OF the Boyd's Tavern road relo-
Gated.
The committee decided to hold monthly
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lie Took No Risks.

Dad" said the youthful Billvillian,
'thar's q big rattlesnaks under the bed"
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Rubber
Tires
Are Put on in One Day.

Have put on so many IN TINS
city il is useless TO say anything
except 10 refer 20 our many Gus
toners.
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Ell were man tho woman said.
ord make my mark ere l was dead.
id lead the world with battie-cry.
And I'D Doe famous Gre I should die
~ were man..
a
"If were youth the old man cried,
"Id seize all the chances. I'D go with the
eide.
I'd win my way 20 tho highest place
And stick 90 honor. and seek Ills grace
~ j We're a youth.
"If ! were rioh." the poor man thought
"Id give my all fo- the poors support.
ia open my door. and I'D open my heart
And goodness and l would never part
III l We're rich"
And b., if an these ifa came true,
The woman man. tine man youth,
Tho poor man rich-thcn 500 an truth.
This world would Doe. Whom We got
thr0ueh.
just ae 10 is,
James Opueabeim. I'm Ncw York sun.
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At any rate Ous RETAINED nom cabling
that Colonel Funston was getting on
sWiumiug.v
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The danger signals have been pulled
down from the trlci, Of the new depot.