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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
New Induction Coil.

At the last meeting of tho Society Of
Arts Of the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology Boston. Mass. on April 2dth.
Mr. Il. H. Kinraide, Of the Spring PARK
scented an unique form of induction coll
of great power invented by him. This has
been especially applied 10 the study OF
discharges by the aid Of Photographic pro
cesses. the plate being balanced on the
point of discharge in a dark room. and
being developed after exposure. II reveals
i'm q striking manner the marked differ
cnce that exists between the positive and
negative discharges. The apparatus was
exhibited in operation. and PHOTOGRAPHIC
plates shown with the lantern. The
figures thus produced by the electric dis
charge We're OF extraordinary beauty and
size. the delicacy OF detail being brought
ont hv means of the lantern. II Is
thought they may be suggestive Of forms
useful 10 designers and decorators A
large and interested audience was present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
ANNUAL MEETING
OF TRAVELLERS.
MAY Be RICHMOND NEXT TIME.
The Richmond Delegation VIII Make
a Strong Fight TO Secure the Con
vention for 1OOO-work OF the
Legislative Committee

The national convention OF the IraV.
o,,ers, Protective Association meets TINS
year in Louisville from May lsth 70 l''n'
.,,,,.a,'s full OF life and interest promise
Ia he OF unusual interest this year
Richmond has an important represe n
tation In the national organization IA
Col John S. HARDWOOD, chairman OF ,ne
National Legislative Commlu'ee, anu ~
1obn "a Culpeper. chairman of the Ma
tional Press Committee.
RICHMOND DELEGATION.
These gentlemen with the following
will compose the Richmond delegation 10
Louisville:
c. W. Saunders. President Virginia Dl-
vision: T. u. Walthall. Secretary Virginia
Division. II. Ellis. Jr., Director virginia
Division: II. Lee Lorraine, director fost
A: Joseph Wallerstein, Ex-Nauonal
President and George Gibson, Jr.. Chair
man r. r. Committee.
The delegates from Petersburg will be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Porto Ricans Have No Country.

a curious condition Of affairs mas
arisen in Porto Rico. A resident OF the
island. desiring TO go 10 Europe. asked
the State Department at Washington
FOR Passport. and was Informed that
the request could not be granted, be-
cause. until Congress takes action In
reference TO the annexation Of Porto
Rico the inhabitants Of that island can
not be regarded as American citizens.
AS their allegiance TO Spain was terml-
mated by the signing Of the peace protocol
the people OF Porto Rico are wondering
II they are without country. II would
seem as II some method OF Offering them
the protection OF our dag might be de-
vissd. and that spesdly.-Lsssiis's Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

warcr-Power The Best and Cheapest.

" dicf-i over inc Best ana cheapest,
Notwithstanding the advent OF steam as
a practical source OF power i'm the last
century, and the enormous development
that has taken place In It's use. water
power under favorable conditions cOntin-
ues TO be the best and cheapest obtain
able and. with the exception OF wind
10 IS the only one in nature ready-made
III IL We're suggested as practicable
method Of raising water 10 eyapOrate IL
first and c0udeuse 10 al q higher level
afterward. I am afraid the sanity of the
engineer responsible FOR the suggestion
would be questioned. and yet on the
great scale of nature this crude though
direct method has given Us perennial
supply of power greater beyond measure
than that contained Ia all the coal in
the world.
Electricity IS on a different footing al
together. There g.. so far as we know
at present no perennial natural source
Of electricity which can Doe drawn upon.
one of the most valuable results OF the
advent of electricity as n means Of power
distribution is the impetus 30 has given
and viii continue 10 give, 10 the util-
ization Of the great natural falls of wa
ter the world over. il SIS a fact rccog-
nizcd by everybody. that water IS very
suitable and an extremely valuable sub
stance for power purposes. II is. ! think
also a generally accepted fact that dy-
namos can Doe run by water-power, and
that by such means electrical energy
may hs obtained more cheaply than by
any other method. II this is admitted
then it must be profitable TO transmit
water some distance 10 the dynamos. in
place of using any other power for prO-
duction Of oioctriciiy.-E. Z. Ellington
in the Engineering Magazine for May.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
u ondo Travelling Engineers.

The appointment Of W. c. Hayes s,, -
locomotive superintendent OF the p'.'.'
more and Ohio railroad will be iolo"eu
by a distinct change IN the plan OF o. CT
seeing locomotives In service nc ~
siti0ns Of supervisors OF eh-i -,
,rains,, have been abolished ami travel
,n,, ENGINEERS substituted, VINO VIII re-
-. n The new official az Mt. care, bal
tinors The road has been divided INTO
the following subdivisions and a tray-
cling engineer appointed for eacn: PM
adeIphla 70 Washington; Baltimore %
prunswlck: Brunswick 70 Cumoefi ,,n :
Cumberland 70 Grafton; Grafton 70 ben
wood and Parkersburg; PlttsD1rs .
'.',,,,torIond and Wheeling; Wheeling 20
sandusky and branches; chicago 10
,rhe man "a expected 10 produce eco
,or,,.ai results with improved service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Bradley. w. ]. Carter. Captain II. Il.
owen. Colonel d. O. James and many
others.
The following COMMITTEES has been APP
pointed by tho Sons OF Veterans TO repre-
sent that organization on lakewood Me-
mortal Day:
John a. Lamb. Judson 8. Bosher. Root.
Iecky. Jr.. ]. NJ. NJ. Gregory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Hall where formal addresses OF welcome
will be delivered by the Governor OF tho
state. Mayor OF the City. and Presidents
OF the commercial bodies, such as the
Commercial Club and Board OF Trade.
There will also be an address OF welcome
delivered on behalf of the Kentucky del
egation by Hon. Jerry VI. Porter.
tuesday evening a reception VIII be
given at the Louisville Hotel
Wednesday morning, the nth business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

An event that is TO he anticipated with
pleasure by the socially inclined Is a
s.Shirt Waist Dance" that will be given
af Lakes side on the evening of Friday.
MAY 18th. from . 10 Il O'Clock. Tor the
benefit OF the Shclterng Arms. an institu-
tiou that cannot be encouraged too much.
AS the name suggests. infOrmality Will
characterize the occasion. Invitations VIII
20 out this week and tickets will be pur-
chasable only by those who have them.
The price VIII include admission and
supper. n -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
TO MEET HERE.

~ AAA~ANt~s
II has been an open secret for some
time that the Richmond delegates nave
been laying their plans to secure the
~ p. A. Convention for this city in l@1
and they leave here with strong hopes
Of winning over their competitors.
The Richmond delegation are we'll
known hustlers and workers I'm the as
ISOLATION, and it will take a strong fight
10 defeat them.
1t is understood that other organiza-
tions here are joining heartily in the
move. and that the Young Mems Bust
ness Association will send Mr.. Hil Mon
tague to Louisville to represent them in
obtaining the convention here.
LARGE MEMBERSHIP.
The membership Of the T. =. a. In
April last numbered 1861. They have
Divisions in thirty States and Posts in
101 cities.
Louisville is making elaborate prepare
lions for the entertainment of the jolly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
THE BUZZ SAW.
A journal of Education, Exclu-
sively for the People
and Others.

SENTIMENT.

Nat Prune, Engineer and Fireman
SENTIMENT.
The spring poet springs from his easy
chair,
Where he rests on the sprinsiest OF
springs.
The poetlcA springs OF his brain over
flow,
And he scars 10 springdom on wings
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

session for the delegates at Library Han
Wednesday afternoon, carriage ride
complimentary 10 visiting ladies FURNISH
Ell by Louisville people with their own
private turn-Outs.
Wednesday at y. NJ, trolley ride
visiting the principal points Of interest
I'm the city ending at Fountain Ferry
Park whore a Dutch supper and Informal
dance will DO rendered the visiting dele
cations.
DIVERSIONS.
Thursday morning and afternoon bust
ness session for the delegates and COM
plimentary euchre TO visiting ladies' NJ
the Gait House in charge Of LOUISVILLE
ladies'
Thursday evening at $50 P. NJ.
moonlight excursion on the steamer Co
lumbia up the Ohio river and on this
excursion viii be given cake walk by
the two champion cake walkers Of the
United States. Frog Eye and king
Henry"
Friday morning ~ o'clock sepcial
train win leave over the =. &c y. r. r.
for Mammoth Cave. 10 which point the
Louisville Post has arranged for COM
plimentary excursion 10 visitors
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
Tho Legislative Committee. Of which
portant one. and comprises men Of abili-
~ and worth. J. @. Simering is a mem
Der Of the Baltimore City Council; c. ].
Brian. Of Georgia, and J. W Adams. Of
Arkansas. ara members Of the Legisla-
ture Of their respective States. The fol-
lowing other members arc representative
men: All Dieckman, Texas; ii. J. Fel-
lows, Wisconsin: David Sicgleman, Hi
nois. and Walter Matthews. Indiana
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.
The question Of cheap transportation
IS one Of much Importance 10 the asso-
citation and 10 this matter Col Harwood
and his committee have given much at
tention.
At Nashville the association voted
against the sherman Anti-Scalpng Bill.
but the following year We're induced 10
accept the measure as the least Of evils.
with the understanding from the rail
road representatives that # was the
only way they could obtain the 2-cent
interchangeable mileage. This boon has
not yet been obtained I'm the South, and
it viii be a part of the business Of this
committee TO find out the reason why.
NEW PORTFOLIO.
The committee viii continue 70 advo-
cate the establishment of a department
Of commerce, manufactures. and labor IN
the Government with its head as a mem
Der Of the Presidents Cabinet.
The establishment OF an American le-
cation building ia the city OF Mexico is
another recommendation They viii re-
commend that the association accept
Senate Bill No. 1895 as q compromise for
the Torrey bankrupt law. a recommcn-
dation Will also be made I'm regard 10
trusts as detrimental TO the IT, =. A..
which Will create lively discussion in
the convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
IN the Pathaeket Graveyard:
Margaret

Here les a washerwoman. Margaret
Scrub,
with whom Hfe was a continual rub
II there's o. bell on Heavens or'sh'
door.
She knows how 70 wiring It, she's been
there before.
!
Subscriptions 70 the Buzz-saw arc most
respectfully solicited. NAT PRUNE-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

r. W. Pritchardy and T. S Beckwith.
The delegates will leave this city the
18th of May over the Chesapeake and
Ohin rnUIn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
AR TinsIey Better.

Mr. seaton C. Tinsley was thought to
b better last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Hoar on Trusts.

IN a recent interview in Boston, sena-
tor Hoar said:
when our railroad and manufacturing
cnrnorafInns wnra inancurated. We set an
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Fnsa5s s' tue Dsxc. treaty are
cgsf5sai O. 30 rzt.sczt.os BY the
ses4te. Saturday . vote Mill prob.
zbr BE- taken. JEnzs.ttss "a F0r.
eCa Relations vii. report isyora0.y
oE zsy reso,ui.ga defining ,ss policy
o. this government AZ 20 t5s Phil
igp.n.s, several gf the friends Of the
treaty sss 90 harm 10 a resolution
taat the treaty "a cot . be COus.d-
erred a. committing this country 70
permanent policy regarding the
PhIpp.Hes
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HOO H0oi

There will be a meeting Of the
concaienated order Of Hoo Hoo. al
TeKarkana on FEB. II. 1922. al
yhieh time the biographical degree
Or degree Of ths plsyfoi kitten,
viii BE- conferred npon veaklings
All H65 Hoo cordially Invited,
]. y. BH0wEE, v. s.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-02

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40 ezebaEge sag Ols oi the
most powerful evils now Is the
common ba1.tgfdhftiBg A iearfs.
ngu5er 9f lives lack plrposs aHd
aim. Thry are g1Ilg znyubers aBd
nowhere Ike sticks On .iss
stream. they simply drift They
mean bo harm jet they w0rs a
great hsru simply by drifting.
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The y9uag person VINO drifts is
eitaer inefficient or indifferent,
br1iai,ss th0lzht'es, i4zy Or cow
srsiy To be branded a. adnttsr Is
70 bear the shameful mark Of ore
who ID not freud 70 p4trisiisr
progress, Righteousness or nobility.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-02
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-02
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y-e gf ste best Ezgwz diplomats
ra-e1tfr DEL. AIRED that t1s Cg5z1s
are l--zDe-e gf governing them
selves. S11 that the Cl.tec States
EEst maintain its present Cg1tr0
t.csf sfuitely, Cr elsE aEreE the ls-zsc.
T-ere wll b. those Bhgd,sp1ts this
bat there are -s1e who clsp1ts the
ws esiz5 shed fact that Hostel
ters StS-ach BitteB Is capable o.
5grt-sl1g The CgIzsc diseases d
t5e stomach. l. Is a remedy tEat
backed By afty yes-s u szccess.
10 Is 40 deal MEDICINE for co1sitpz-
'ig-. q strergth builder ioy those
who are prelIspgse5 % .l1E trgZ1.~s
and Tor rervJgs1sss ID is 0i wonder
f1l C--eft As zr appetizer it b
i--grpzrzCle Ta0ss whose st0n-
a-as are cut Jf order s1g1t not izl
20 try a bottle.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-02

There Is a little war brewing 90
the West SIDE, over the fact that
there are more scrip out than there
Is money coming 10 70 redeem g.
As both combatants use a fnal
ia harIiag scripltj at each other
Ee dout think The war will be .
disastrous one.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-02

Prof g. A. Thompson, the We.
kHows piano tuner and repzirer. Is
back from Hot SpriuEs, and all be
here for a few days Leave orders
AZ Holman boarding house l22
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-02
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-02

We carry ali kinds of wheeled
goods Wagons, carriages, bug
gies. etc.--can suit one and All
IN both style and price. Come
10 headquarters.
II. TeHzrkana Carriage Go.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-02

-eat That A-fs-saa -
ays.1.s g..z- -IllIE a -ttsr.4 t.
zcr-1 a.. E z s.1-zitc a. Hot
e,rIRa1S Ltt.. Es-E Nsuspz.
p.-I s1E.r'iae TIE -g1ts 80 99lc.n
via att Better r.psz tE- .sw
t141 hsTs Do zr zoe1.1f. dead st.
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-02
FrTa Grrrs

Thomas Whitfield & Co., 30 Wa
bash Ave corner Jzcssg1 s., one
gi Chicago 8 Oldest and I1st UrCui.
1e-t crEgElsts, recommend Cham.
DerzIus Coggh Remedy for ia
grippe as ID not only gIves a prompt
a-d comp etc relief, bat zlss CgI1-
terscts zny tendency Of Ia grippe Go
result i1 puegug1is- For sale 5y
Saith Drag o.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-02

For driving out dull bilious feel.
ing. strengthening the appetite ard
Increasing the capacity VI the body
for work, Pnckly Ash fIiiters Ia a
golden remedy SOLD by all drug
rists | 20 sw