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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
TWO HUNDRED CADETS.
The '. VI. !. in Operation With Nearly
Full GOTps

u VII 'biiiNs
LEXINGTON. VA. Dec. 12.-Spccial-
About two hundred men have reported
for duty at the Virginia Military mst-
tute, and of the few who have not yet re-
ported. over half have been granted fur
louch until Jan. lst when they VIII report
for duty Cadet Lynch from Richmond, en-
listed to-day.
General Scott Ship. superintendent Of
the Virginia Military Institute. treated
the corps Of cadets to- an interesting and
instructive address on the subject OF the
south African situation" The address
was an able effort and was largely at
tended by the cadets. whose Intense inter
est throughout the discourse showed their
n. Oh appreciation. I'm the course OF his
remarks the General outlined the char
acter Of the combatants. their habits the
topography of the country and the causes
Of the present struggle.
lie illustrated his lecture with the as
sistance Of large map Of Southern A.
RIGA 4 hearty round Of applause was
rendered the General al the close of his
splendid address
The following Officers have been chosen
for tho College annual. The Bomb"
which is published annually by the ca
diets. Fdifor-in-chef. 4. J. pizzini: BUS
mess Manager. c. p. Craighin Assistant
Business Manager. ". r. Montgomery:
Associate Editors. J. P1sco. G.. c. Brooke.
C. Rice r. II. Miugc. g. r. Howard. Jas
W. Winston and j. NJ. Boyd Illustrating
Staff r. S Berry. j. W. Hyatt. J. 5.
Meem. J. V. Johnson; Advertising Editor.
J. NJ Luke: Assistant Editors. +. z.
Brown g. Taylor r. A. ?. Walker, \. D.
T. Janney.
Cadet Roller has been chosen captain
OF next years football team.
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ThcRlion Rill.

Without doubt the bill that Is being pre-
scented at the Bijou this week is as good
as can be seen I'm any frst-class vaude-
vile theatre IL Is the opinion or many
who have seen the entertainment that
an told il IS the best that has been seen
here for some time.
James O. Harrows and Company the
headllners, IN their clever military sketch.
Tactics are certainly the best perfor-
mers Of their branch OF the profession
that It has been the pleasure of Rich
monders 10 applaud.
Lew Hawkins a splendid monologuist
and original parody singer did a refresh
ing act that earned for him the applause
he justly deserved and pretty little Violet
Dale has fairly won the lovers Of youth
and beauty with new songs, cake walk
and a dashing dance The Painter Trio.
contOrtionists i'm a splendid and original
act. and Bennett and Kessner the song
illustrators were accorded much applause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrow made sand and
smoke pictures. and the Quisley Brothers
entertained I'm an eccentric act.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
BEADlEY-HAWKS.
Charming Wedding ON Church hili
Last Night.

4 beautiful marriage was solemnized
last evening at No. 29JO Nenable street
when Miss Blanche T.. HAWKS became
the bride Of Mr.. Cary Lee Beadley.
Tho bride wore lovely gown or white
organdie over white taffeta silk ana
carried a bouquet OF brides roses.
Miss Leila Beadley, sister Of the groom
acted as maid of honor She was at
tired I'm a white organdie over pink silk.
The bridesmaids were Misses Ada Goode
and Dora Brown The ribbons were
gracefully held by Misses Bessie Han
Annette Gary. Mabel Connolly and Bessie
Gary who wore dainty dresses OF white
organdie
The best man was Mr.. Henry /. Hawks
and the ushers were Messrs. Julian
BowIes and T. J. Booker. Messis :.
Cullen Goodllm and Robert Beadley made
attractive little pages.
The ceremony was most impressively
performed by DR. j. s. Dill, OF Freder-
icksbue after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Beadley left on an extended bridal tour
The bride Is an exceedingly pretty
brunette. and has % wide circle Of friends
IN this city The groom is prominent
young contractor and an enterprising
business man. The popularity Of the
young couple was attested By the large
number Of costly presents received by
them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
ELECT SENATOR'S
BY THE PEOPLE
North Carolina Democratic Executive
Committee.
LEAVE IT TO THE VOTERS,
Raleigh Has Long List OF New
Preachers iH the City Puipits.
Piedmont Lumber Company
incorporated.
LEAVE IT TO THE VOTERS,

RALEIGH. y. c.. Dec i2-Special.-At
,ho Do,,o.r,tf. .voc,ti,o roeoting last
.,.., ,,, con,.,-i.,t o,,,,,io, ,..s iof,
- ,bo ,oori. r,,is mus g, before tho
WV
primaries IheIe VIII Ue large hp"i-
Der Of speakers in the campaign. No
Co,rroesionsf ,orvertfons will no held
a.
""'" "'''' 'l' august e'0'i''' mus
keeping the matter of the constitutional
amendment free from national politics
..,, ..,..t.t...- a. -f... 200. och.
Judge moore aii7 OF inc corporation
Commission bench ana hears argument
from the commissioners themselves as
30 tho e,~,,,,,.. -.... ,....... ,.., tho ,.oro-
una central railroad
SCHOOL QUESTION.
Tho Anorrov-leror,i s,vs tho suprerne
c,,,f ,.il r..,.. b.. ...... ,...f,, M, tbc NH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
MEMORIAL TABLET.
In Honor of Rev. Fred. w. Hatch,
Founder OF Christ Church.


CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Dec. l2.-
Specialize one hundredth anniversary
OF Wodows Son Lodge. no 60 4. +. and
a. NJ ON yesterday. WAS an interesting
day with Charlottesville Masons The
ceremonies. which were held at Christ
church. consisted principally Of the unvtl-
ing of a tablet 10 the memory of the ReV.
red vs. Hatch. the founder and rector
OF Christ church. and also the first chap
lam Of Widow Son Lodge.
Ecv. Hurry B. Lee. the present rector
and present chaplain Of the lodge, DENY
cred the sermon. basing his remarks upon
u Peter. first chapter and part OF the
NTH verse. add 90 your failh virtue.
40 its conclusion the table, was inverted
and Judge r.. II. w. Duke Grand Master
of Nasors in Virginia. read an historical
sketch of the late DR. Hatch. Ah"'i.r
sketch. reminiscent was read by Dr. r.
~ Nelson Ur. Hatch was the warm,
personal friend of Dr. Nelson tdiheI'
Iudee HUGH Nelson. of this county.
At The Masonic Temple there Was am aN-
dav luncheon for the benefit of visiting
NIasous ON their way TO attend the WASH
inct1n centennial ana at 1870 p. VI there
was a rcoeotion until ID y. VI. 'ior MAs-
ore. their families and invited guests
This lodge. organized one hundred yours
AGO. has had an honorable career. TO mas
laiI the cornerstoucs Of several cnulr'.l'7
and pubic buildings. and in 1917 laid me
cornerstone of Central COLLEGE now t"'
University of Virginia.
rorr Grand Masters secured iref of-
or.oe in This lodge. The lodge is noh"I'd
vit, furnishing the present Grand Master
Tudrc r. o. ". Duke. Jr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
Valuable Mill Burned.

HOYDTON, VA. Dec. Special
Hayes old mill now the property of Mrs
Cora Bowling. located some four miles
northeast of this place was totally de-
stroyed by fire about n o'clock last night.
The origin of the fire is unknown. hut 1t Is
believed TO have been the work Of an In
ceudary, ass there had been no fire i'm the
mill for several days. The property was
insured for SEQ. which is not one-fourth
of what the mill cost This was consid-
cred one of the most valuable corn mills
i'm this section. 10 having been repaired
some years ago 40 "a heavy outlay.
This will bee a serious loss 10 the DOW
ling family. as they are I'm very moderate
circumstances and have large family.
A heavy rain storm visited our town last
night. but did no damage.
Mr.. Howard Briggs moved into his new
residence on Washington street yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
WILL LEAVE TO-DAY.
Richmond Masous VIII Attend the
Ceremonies at VT. Vernon.

Tho Masonic lodges OF Richmond Will
be well represented at the ceremonies IN
commemoraion of Washington death'
which vii be held at Sit. Vernon to-mof-
row. These exercises Will be OF the most
impress -ive character and will be- parucl-
mated I'm by Mas0us from an sections or
the United States and representatives
from other countries.
Though the exercises proper VIII laN0
place tomorrow. the representatives. nom
the lodges of this city will leave TO-DAY.
Some few LETT last evening for Nashlne-
ton. which city will be made the head
quarters during the celebration. ENery
lodge I'm this city viii hs represented ana
the Grand Lodge officers. many Of whom
reside I'm Richmond will De in attendance
Among whom will be Grand Master. w ~
n Duke. Grand Tier ". e.. Wilkersoni
Grand Warden. j. s. Cosby. Grand li'a.-
,irar Fred pleasants. Grand Secretary. w.
r. Darlington. A. x. Cortney' ch"l''l''n
Of fhe Executive Committee. C0ionel y.
- pilp,od. j. Thompson Brown. Julu5
straus Sol Jacobs and n. VI. BoyAin'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
Jrsts and Jingles.

WIFE. 60 John you don't mean to say
you shot that poor little bird"
Husband: NO. dear. First / put salt
on its tail. when 7 had caught 10 I kicked
Ir On the stomach ana puched it in The
eye tin e. was dead
Although We mutter. How dy do2"
When such as these draw nigh.
We save our cOrdlaity
Until We say Goodbye. 20
MIX dealer: What did sou say TO Mrs.
Sharpe yesterday when you called for
her money?'
Driver: $40 7 didn't I simply asked
MIX dealer: "shes sent word that she
don't want as 90 serve her any more.
You must have said something TO offend
her"
uriver."N didn't ] simply asked
her for the money for the weeks milk.
She said You'd better chalk o. up, and
1 slys we do that already
Miss Romantique: THE foreign nobil-
ity. having nothing 20 do. must lead aw-
fully monoton0us lives
Miss Kostidue. Yes. I notice those
who come over here never seem 10 have
any change
I'm glad to see Roberts. OF Utah.
was turned down"
What am surprised 10 hear you
talk that way. He's a Democrat
yes. but no man should be admitted 70
Congress who IS controlled by a sSndi-
cate"
Wigg: "You know Kailiegh. that awful
cynic? Wei. he's lost his mind
Wagg: Heavens That's terrible"'
Wig. "Oh, 7 don't know
Waee: what, suppose some decent
fellow should find it?'
Sure. ms not The fine 'ating and such
makes me gay.
Now that Christmas has come round
again.
But IFS thoughts OF one present Of last
Christmas Day.
That makes me the happiest or men
II wa then ! kept company, steady via
Kate.
Who .llvcd out" at Smiths over here;
And went round AS usual and knocked
on the night fore Christmas last year.
on says Katie. says She as she opened
Inc gate;
sure I'm glad it's yourself Pat Ma
euire"
So We sat and We talked tin it got NOR
tiai late.
on tho riqht before Christmas last year.
why" SAYS Katie what good IS such
things To- me-. lat!'
Faith } never could tell how ] spit
the words out,
But looked down at Kate and says
"as for that.
,,u viii made them both, Katie. 10 run
me milk route
eft run your milk route and her eyes
sought the floor.
Sure. I'm have to take you for to
help me. Pat, dear. as.
She's my Christmas gift now. for Il :
married We were.
In the week after Christmas lest year
T. A. d. in
Catholic STANDARD and Tines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
A NORFOLK WEDDING.
Miss Annie Billups the Bride of Dr
william Sayers. Of Wytheville.

NORFOLK. Va. Dec. - pecial.-Aliss
Annie D.. Buups. of Norfolk was mar
rlcd here this afternoon to DR. William
Savers ~ Wythcyiue.
The bride. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
G.. Bmups. is one Of the bellies of Norfolk
or charming person and manner she is
ann especial fayorite in society. I'm which
her family is very prominent.
Dr. saycrs formerly OF Norfolk, is
now resident at Wythevllle. Dee was
also % favorite here. The marriage. to-
which. for family reasons. only few in-
innate friends were invited took place
40 thc residence of the brides parents,
m Butte street Rev. Carl g.. Grammer
rector of Christ Episcopal church. Off
ciated
The new made man and wife will first
proceed 90 WytheWle. where a reception
viii be rendered them. they viii then
make the southern tour. returning af-
forward 20 Wythevie. their future resi-
dcuCc.
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velvet alsatian bows. They carried
punches II white Roman hyacinths.
After the ceremony a wedding bredkiast
was served AT the residence Of Mr.. D. IL.
Holt to the bridal party and family ana
AZ it's conclusion Mr. and Mrs. Gaines look
the train on the Southern railway Tor a
northern trip. They will be at nome III
New York By the holidays
Among The guests from out-of-town Wno
attended the wedding were; MISS vine
Nithers. OF Wytheville; Mrs. Henry .ook'
Of Nelson: Mrs. Harry Hodges OF N nor,
folk: Mrs Mary Gaines. OF hhoNsile'
Mrs Hoyle. Of New York MIS-. bu,lils-
ton and Mrs. Hugh Hagan' OF huh''ns-
don
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
SIX FELONY CASES.
Heavy Criminal Docket ia Hastings
Court Of Petersburg,

court Oh tFifiNhuI-f
PETERSBURG. VA. Dec Especial.
The County Courthouse Of Dinwiddie
took fire a day or two ago from defec-
tive fue and but for the fire being
promptly discovered by Mr.. r. r. Gil
liam. the treasurer Of the county. ana Mr..
A. A. Organ. the clerk Of the County
Court. a very serious connasration might
have resulted. The flames were oXtin-
guished by the two gentlemen named be-
fore much damage had been done 10 the
building
The December term n the Hastings
Court WIFI open on the DIST instant.
There are SIX a. more felony cases on
the criminal docket. Judge Mullen told
me this morning that as he did not wish
10 lure men away from their business
just al this busy season OF tho year. DE
should continue an of the criminal cases
90 tho January term During The Illness
Of MIR Charles r. Lassltcr. the attorney
for tho Commonwealth. the jGtic- ~ fhe
office will probably be- DISCHARGED hv Mr
Lasslters brother. Mayor Francis y.
Llesitcr Judge Mullen said this morn
ing that he should cndclvor to get the
Legislature 10 make some provision for
filling Inc office OF Commonwealth A.
tornoy in case or tho sickness Of the
incumbent of the office
Mention was made iR ibis correspond
once last Saturday that the wharves at
CITY Point were oycrcr0Wdcd with Jun
Der and that the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company h7l been requested
by fits agent AT the point not 10 send
any more loaded cars of lumber there
for tho present n was learned this
morning from the railroad agent 40 the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13

COLUMBIA. S. c.. Dec 12.-Curts NJ.
Taylor superintendent Of machinery at
the hosiery mill at the state pen.tentiary,
was caught in the shaftIng to-day and
whlrled to his dath. The rIclnery
made more than "A score OF revolutions be
fore DO could be stopped. The body was
terribly mangled. Every limb was broken
and one ear torn of.
Taylor had just come from Manches-
ter New Hampshire Saturday to take
this position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
DR.. GUTHRIE TO Be INSTALLED
virginia selling old Rnbbcr Shoes 10
Maryland.

BALTIMORE. MD, Dec. 12-Special.-
Rev Donald Guthrie was to-day received
into the pre-bytery Of Baltimore. and a
committee appointed to arrange for his
installation AS pastor of the First Prcsby-
terrain church OF this city.
Messrs. $. NJ. Lycl a Company of Bal
timore. to-day received large consisn-
mant of worn out rubber boots and shoes
from Virginia. Country people ship
great many boxes OF this kind 10 Balu-
more and make very good profits. espec-
tally while rubber is selling high as it is
now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
The WadIey Case.

WlTHEVILLE. VA. Dee Especial
.r,,,,l,e witnesses were examined by the
prosecuting Attorney i'm the Wadley case
to-day.
strong EFFORT made by defense 20
.hoy. prosecution was set on foot by the
creditors Of the Insurance Company.
The court refused 20 admit the evidence.
Tho evidence FOR commonwealth is nearly
al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
M0RAVlAN SYNOD.
Tricnnial Session at salem, North Car
olina.

WINSTON. y. c., Dec Special -
The synod Of the Southern province of the
NoraNi8u church opened n three days
session in Salem to-day This body meets
every three years to conduct the business
affairs OF church and ils members repre-
sent three thousand Morlvians in the
south
Bishop Roudthaler was chosen chairman
and Rev A. d. Thaeler as secretary
GREETINGS were read from the Mission
Board in Germany. from The Provincial
Elders Conference is Germany. from Lon
don and from Bethlehem Penn, also a
private letter from Bishop Ronis, Of
Germany
This afternoon constitutional amend
mants were voted uron the first of three
times. and were carried.
a cauIe-r7m of c1rrratulation was sent
10 Bishop Tuendoorfor az Berthelsdorf
saxony. corgrltuIatns him ON his sixty
fifth birthday. Tho pastors of various
churches made encouraging reports.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
VOICE FROM TEXAS.
lie Sends word Of encouragement
Co Nirginiaus.

The following occurs in a letter rom
W a. HUNT. Esq. president NJ lne Loa"
and Deposit Company of san ANTONIO
Texas. to Alessr-. Is. a. l'Aie'7' e,
rose,b Brvar. j. l.. Williams, W. NJ
ifabiiston and f.. .. Addison:
"your circular Of the 2),h is at hand
presumably feel deep interest In the
nr5nosed suit. and have always believed
the act is unconstitutional. DID Iact' ! 40
not see how it can De- anything else
subscribe TO your views. so Clearly ana
briefly stated. as the people or the 9ou'H
have no interest whatever III SILVER
sb,,iId Won succeed n establishing the
noonsfltutio.aiity N this strictly classed
iaois,atlon. your names will certainly
ca down into history as the greatest
benefactors of mankind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
Old Man Acquitted.

one of the most conspicuous prisoners
I'm Judge Wits court Yesterday was that
Of an old man, James Satterwhite, who,
while IN a demented and drunken condi-
ton. was arrested on the charge Of steal
ing two Docketbooks from Joseph Miles.
ia u.as Icnmiffed-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13

A called meeting Of the Retail Grocers'
Association will he held AZ Lee Camp
Han Al $50 o'clock tonight This VIII
be 4 meeting Of great importance, 40 sew
eral matters will be brought up with an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
4 College Site,

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Dec. r.
special.-The old Point College Company.
Navarian Brothers. to-day purchased for
81. 400 cash. site here for the immediate
erection OF a college to cost $4,000 and to
b. In operation by the beginning OF next
gssiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
Fire in NansemOnd.

SUFFOLK. VA. Dec 2-spccial--A
dwelling and several out-houscs belong
ing To William J. Brinley, were burned
this morning 40 Cypress Chapel. \
spark on the house top did the mischief
The only things saved were six feather
beds. Loss. 8 800; insurance, $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13

Walker. who had contract for palms, loses
a Dederick baling press.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Price, Of Newport
News, are guests at Glens.
Rev G.. H. Harrison. Of Richmond, Is at
"Tho RectOrv"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
Wedding Cards.

WARSAW. VA, Dec. 12.-Speciai.-
Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage on the Goth instant. Of Miss
Mamie Rebecca Mcl.aurine OF POwhatan
county to Mr. Romuus Sanders. treasu-
rer. VI Lancaster county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
straw Burns at Wes,ovcr.

MISSIONER. VA. Dec. Especial
Tho etr,w at "Westover' was destroyed
nv fire late this evening by prompt ac-
ton and interchangeable efforts on part OF
neirhbors and farm hands the barn, filled
with corn and shucks was saved. G. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
S. ULLMAN'S SON.

object OF presenting 10 the Legislature.
now in session. a bill TO remedy some or
the grievances 81 retail grorers. fuh
attendance OF all the members Oh tns
Association Is urgently requested
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
I he
Only
Bank

Roanoke Machine Works, was so serious
ly injured to-day by an engine frame fail
Ing on him that ~ is not expected TO live.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
A TRIBUTE,
To the Columbus Convention of 81.
Andrews Brotherhood.

That makes the brotherhood OF man
4 living truth-d splendid plan
10 work out cod q redemption scheme.
And build fire. whose radiant CLEAN
Shall light the world. that men may learn
To s. ire truth. and quickly turn
To walk thp path the Saviour tr0d
That leads through glory up to God.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
CHARGED WITH ROBB cry.
An Engine Falls on Joseph 4. McCaf-
frey with Probable Fatal Results,

ROANOKE. VA. Dec. l2-spccial.-J.
A Jones and Ed Richards. two white
men, we're sent 20 the grand jury to-day,
charged with The forc'ble robbery of a
farmer named Webster. from Franklin
county
! IoSeph p. Mccsnrey. an employe Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13

FRENCH BRANDIEs OLD LONDON
DOCK. JAMAICA RUN, ST. GROIN
RUM SCOTCH WhlSklES-UsH
DEWAR 81 son. RAMSAY and earn
'KIRk-Bt RkES Old IRISH WIS
KEY. OLD TOM PLYMOUTH. AND
MEDER SWAN GlN-al Of the very
finest quality
an ne leading brands of Champagne.
PREMIERE SERRE the'f own imp9rta-
tion from one of the finest vineyards ~
FRANCE
SHERRiEs. MADIERAs. and PORT.
OF FRENCH and GERMAN WINES n
very large assortment including the &
nous brands Of CHATEAU lQl IN.
CHAT IA ROSE and LATTE. MARCO
Drummer. HOCHHElMER DOM d,
and MERGER
GIBsON'S PURE RYE STRAIGHT
OLD CABINET. CLEMMER, BUM
GARDNER OLD CROW. CANADIAN
CLUB and other Whiskies The CANA
DIAN CLUB only iu bottles, also. the
JAS r.. PEPPER Whiskey iu bottles
CREME DE MENTHE. CHARTkEi So
and q gre1t many other fine tOkDlALa.
none but imported
HABANA CIGARS their own imporia-
ton. ALSO H run errn'r 1- the FL
PRINCIPE DE GALES Cigars constantly
on hand. 1eV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13

'Ts work like yours
Whose power divine will lift the soul
or man toward the bCsod goal
Where love Of God shall east aside
All selfish THOUGHTS Of power and pride;
And haste the day when love alone
Shall change his fOOistool 10 a throne;
Fefore whose light thy life Will shine
with new and holier glow IT'S thine
To do thy part. Leave all the rest
TO Him by whom each deed is blest,
n prompted by "a no i've true
or robler higher lire In view,
It's work like yours
VIII Hft the heart to live above
The 10, that blight. Twill kinole love
Within. and thou DO kolt apart
Above. beyond the slanderous dart
of foe or faithass lrlend Twill build
Thine armor strong. Thy hope twiIl Siid
with lustrous and with living light
To guide thee through the darkest night
IT'S work like yours
VIII keep the body undecided.
The ten,ple pure: from sin bcsulled
Bv noble thought and word and deed
TO helm the weak. who 50 much need
A brothcr's hand. a brothers love
10 lead them 10 the Light above.
oh. may this work engender now
A frer faith-a stronger vow
To crown thy life with gentler deeds,
\ nobler power than human creeds'
THY heart tn make both true and strong
IN aoht life's battles 'sainst the wrong.
And place upon thy crown anove
THAT priceless relrl-the pearl OF love.
j. Henning Nelms In Baltimore Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
ESTABLISHED 1913.
OSCAR CRAM & Co..
ID Governor Street,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
Importers aud Dealers in
Fine Wines, Liquors
and Cigars,

beq leave TO call attention to
their large stock of the above
mentioned goods, most OF which
are of their own importation.
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Food put into
the stO m "A e. n
should m o Y O.
on - immediate
ly When IL
doesn't I n e n