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Evening journal., 1899-12-13
RAILROADs
WILMINGTON
ANn NOnTIIERN

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY
TIME TABLE N erect May li. 1893.
Trains leave Wilmington (hrcnch street
statiOn) for Elsmcre, juno. M0ntChantn,
Winterthur, GuyencOurt, Grlnogue, Cos
sart, Chadd's Ford Junction, poc0pson,
West Chester, Embreeville. MortOnville
Coatesvlue. and intermediate stations.
daily, except Sunday, at 40 a. m, 2.l5
and 4.50 y. m. Sunday only, sos a. m, 2.lS
and $50 p. m.
For Waynesburg Junction. Springfield
and intermediate stations, daily except
Sunday, az 100 "a. m, 2.15 and i50 ep. m.
Sunday only at sos a. m, as ana 450
2. m.
For Joanna. Drdshoro. Reading anc IL
termeiilte stations. daily. except Sunday,
at 40 a. m. and 40 p. m. Sunday only,
sos a. m. and $50 d. m.
A. G. MCAUSI1AND, Superintendent
BoWNESS BRIGGS Gsns Pass. LEenf.
Evening journal., 1899-12-13

Schedule In effect November ~, lS9
All traina illuminated with ihiiSch
s1xPRrss TRAINS.
r-rains Leave Wilmington, Delaware Ave-
nue. station. for
NEW YORK, week days, "5.0l, -9.59;
slo52 a. M; si2l9 '.Si .,S I, -V1 SIM slSaays Ssl
s50f. f029 tll.35 a. M; s2.3i, -4.O0, 'o.5 VAA
Pullman cars). tl.H, 10b2 j.; IN. 30,
PHILADELPHIA, week days .o-vl' e.sV.
si5 "a 3af 400 900 s519 IAN Pullman
cqrsl GEO fI4i si0.52 p. M. Sundays, '9.0i,
730. $50. $3.50. ll.l2, '1.35 q. IA. .-,oi' see y,
900. s5i9 (all Pullman cara) 0o1 -''ii'
's,i1 chesier' II ~ week days. $50. 'Lo5, z59 .s25.
s939, fi0.52. li.lS o. M .4.5i' ey1 9s3' 80
sii.s5 a. m. '2.Si, 800 -, oSo 'l'4l' 'l0.o1
. Atlantic city week days. ,7.o5 a. m;
'l2I9 s2.3i. 400 p. IN. Sundays, i.50 Q. ni''
C9pe Nav. ocean city and Sea Isle city.
week days, Fl.05 a. m.i 'z.Sl D. m sun
iHaitim1sofS ana washington, week days.
tflS. 701 sS0i sll0i q. m; 'lA06, .luj Slsf
s5t0. 4.57. '5.39 (all i.llman caIsl' So
t9.li p. m. Sundays. s4l6, .6:9i a. ln.' -l1-o,,
s3O9. $40 1851, '5.S9 pn Pullman cafsl'
sS.0i. f9.lt q. n.
Baltimore and way stations, 200 a. H.
ns,,,.i,.lr. yyeeiS days s418' 400. '80i, sii.ui
] "a nj. 40 i6 3f9 tf5I 7S2. f9.1l d. m. Sun
ldavs, H.1S. f1Oi q. m.i 'll.oo' e--'' f'ii t''4'
f9.ti p. an. 49,.
$50 (all Pullman cars), t9u p. an. SUM
days. sSo "a. m.i 'i.5l, '5s9 Gail fullman
chicaco. daily. sSOi a. M; 'i.5I p. IA.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, 'S.oi a. ~.
/ tl256 and t9.u p. m, daily.
/ Toledo and Detroit. s9.u D. m, daily 20
Toledo, and daily except Sunday 20 DC
trOit.
Singerly accommodation week days.
| zoo a. M; 3l9 ga p. On. Sundays ~
| I32 p m.
! Illllauhrrr lcn1mmodIIoni week d1yf,
f.ai p. 200. SunIlVs. $50 %. M.
I fititff f AhAkkilr 5f STATION hoh
/ Baltimore week dlyT. 4aJ -. fn.
! lnndeuUer1. week days. 800 q. m &n'
I $40 D. IN sundays $3.50 q. M. 0il p. 40.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for Wll-
mington. weel, days. 1856. c50, 'l.so, 1o2e.
/ ilo0 O.. ms $3.50 tlal, 2.l3, .3.vi, ,l-9, = s.,
/ f0Ql cam Pullman carl, '3a5, 1s9, ~,
ESQ., tilal p. m. sundays. %3.5l, el5l, u Vl
a. m. tl220. f.3l. 2I5 ti20, $50. s50i (1ii
Pullman oars). $50 '730. sSs5. 1850 p. n.
Deimarrla Telephone, No. 1873.
! Rates 90 Western points lower than va
any other line. j.. ID. UNDERWOOD,
| General Manager.
D. p. MARTIN. Man OF Pass. Tranic.
Evening journal., 1899-12-13
SLACK-FFTTERS

West Chester. Dec. 81. M- Slack
a son Of Captain A. A. Slack, of Rich
boro. Bucks county. and Miss Anna J..
Tetters. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel Fetters, of East Whiteland town
ship. were married at the home Of the
brides parents at noon yesterday, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. Al
ford Kelly, OF the Frazer Presbyterian
Church.
Evening journal., 1899-12-13
HENRY MILLERIs oREAr ~.

HENRY MlLLER's GREAT PLAY.
Few more Impressive or better ham
died scenes have ever been seen on the
stage OF this country than the great
scene Of the Revolutionary Tribunal IN
the third act of "The Only Way" where
% secure the release OF Charles Bar
ney. There is the vast chamber. the
inscription on the grey walls. "biberte,
Fraternite, Egalite ou Ia Mort, the
lags, the turbulent, frenzied and blood
thirsty mob the general uproar and
confusion as the case proceeds; the ac-
quittal and arrest and the final con-
domnatiou OF the young emigrant and
aristOcrat 10 comes 10 the Opera
House early In February. with Horny
Miller and his company.
Evening journal., 1899-12-13
"KIDNAPpED IN NEW YORK. ."

kidnapped in New York is the title
of the new play to be produced tonight
and tomorrow night, and 1t Is said that
the patrons OF the Opera House are
promised a meritorious production
from a dramatic and scenic standpoint.
Mr.. Gilmore has gained considerable
fame as an interpreter Of Irish char
acter and In his new creation of Mr..
Dooley. the detective, It is said he has
won new laurels. The play Is written
around the kidnapping episode Of Baby
Marion Clark last Summer in New
York, that caused such q stir through
out the entire country. Mr.. Gilmore
has surrounded himself with a compe-
tent company.
Evening journal., 1899-12-13

Look out for the bicycle idiot all
bumped up. with his eyes fastened on
the hun of his front wheel and having
no more idea what Is ahead of him
than a cigarette fiend The only way
to avoid him is to climb n tree.
Evening journal., 1899-12-13
nREnGER GETs A FnRTIlNE-

Cambridge, Nd, Dec. 1S.-Charles
Benton, one of the many dredgers who
spend their Winters in Cambridge, and
who during this season has been en-
iployed by Captain Richard Hart on the
sloop Magic received a telegram to
come at once to the funeral of an aunt
He left Immediately Information has
been received that he will fall heir to
$4,000 from this aunt.
Evening journal., 1899-12-13
WHA,r 10 You WANr7

ADVERTISE your wants In the Evening
Journal Employment wanted, help
wanted. to let. for rent, for sale. board
ing. and lost ana found ads. win be pub
lished, three lines, one time, for dime;
three times for a quarter.
Evening journal., 1899-12-13
REDUCED RATEs 10 WASHINGTON


VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ACCOUNT MASONIC COMNEAlO-
RATION OF THE DEATH OF
GEORGE WASHINGTON,AT ALEX
ANDRIA, VA.
On account of the Masonic Grand
Lodges commemoration of the death
of George Washington on the one hun
dredth anniversary, at Alexandria, Va,
December 13 to 10. the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company win sell excursion
tickets from Wilmington to Washing
ton at rate of S435. Tickets viii be sold
December II and 13. and will be good
returning, when properly validated by
Washington ticket agent, until Decem-
Der is. inclusive.
Side-trip tickets from Alexandria &c
Richmond and return will be sold on
December 13, IA and Is, good to return
until December is, inclusive, at rate oi
S4.
For additional information apply &c
nearest ticket agent.
Evening journal., 1899-12-13
WHAT DO YOU WANT?

Advertise your wants in the Evening
Journal. Employment wanted, help
wanted, to let, for rent. for sale. board
Ing. and lost and found ads. viii be pub
lished, three lines, one time, Tor q dine;
three times for a quarter. 1sa .gz1r.s
Evening journal., 1899-12-13
POLITICAL If
POLITICAL AND
What Delaware Newspapers Have
to Say on Several POlit
ical Subjects.
THEY ARE NOT UNANIMOUS

SUMMING IT ALL UP ONE CON-
CLUDES THAT FOR AN OFF
YEAR MR.. ADDICKS FIGURES
coNsPICUoUsLY IN DELAWARE
POLITICAL NEWS.
Evening journal., 1899-12-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
oprRA HOUSE LAsr NIGHT.

A large audience enjoyed the eccen-
and funnyisms OF Uncle Josh
Spruceby' at the Opera House last
night, and gave him and his fellow
players q warm welcome. Miss May
Prindle the leading woman, Is WE'LL
known I'm Wilmington, having fire.
quently appeared here. Tho company
carries ON excellent orchestra.
Evening journal., 1899-12-13
PENNsv, vANIA RAILROAD
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE r. r..


schedule IN cfiect November 10. 1899.
Trains leave Wilmington as followG-
For Philadelphia (cXpress). 1.51. 3f2. s.2D
$50. ll3 $50. $50, o3j, $3.50. 800. l0.o3. 1852.
ll.tl, L.ll, ll45 q. m,; fl2l6, l.5l. 800. 3.11.
a5s. oVh 0o' 6so' 60, l.22, 9o5 and eld
Accommodation. clo. 40, Sii. il0 a.
M, l2.al, 2.32. 400, 525 and 1913 n. N.
For Chester gcxpress), 155 i.2o, $50, 49,
$50. $50. S.55. 1905. ll25. 1892 llf5 q. m.,
l3i 300. A5S 6.0l, O.5l aud 90l p. In.
Accommodaiion go 1io. SiA ll3 a.
For Now York (chr0ugh exprcas). l.0ls
302 o;1 (nining CaIl, 300. 1882. 1i.fl 1. u.
lie lpinlqg carr, l.21 lDning cafl. 3n.
connecting VIA Broad Street station.
Philadelphia, 4e0 $50. 40, i.al $50. 1903,
1892 a, ms l2.3o, l.5s k33, dll. 43,, oVl
Nor Roston without change 1912 a. M;
and l23 p. M.
For Nevuriy cantor and intermcdiate
stationa. 73l o.. M, and 6.36 p. ~.
Baltimore and WaahinEton. t3i, 500
$40. lO1S and 100 "a. u.; i2o1. lll3 'll5,
l5o, $50, 5.2s. '.6.io, GAG. 1Oi, 1885, Sll y.
baltimore ana intermediate stations,
2.12, i.fl, 500 p. m.i 100 night
Leave Philadelphia, lirQad street, for
Wilmington lexpress). s1e, .1g ,S2, s'ss' ,s'
1920, i.23. 1883 q. M. 1926, l.l3, ls-, 4l2'
aiG 4.0i, l.fi. sos, 53i 5.59, Cos, 029, $50.
13l, lil0, il.26 p. m, and I'D nlfnl
l.28 Sil. ioi, f.ii, SAL C21, 8.5s, 1920 and
il.8 p m. 49,. 1850.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (expreea), l.5l, du2, ago,
S65. 935, q.65. 1852, 1l.il a. ni l+i, sOV.
1858, 6Ol 732, 9.O6 and 9.lj p. m. 49,.
Accommodation, l10. t1o a. M, l1ll,
200 400 b.2d. l,lS and 1913 .. m. .-
For Chester (cxpress(, l5i' 4,sV, Soc ll-ao
a. M: iS1 500, 4.5S, G.0l and 9O0 y. m ~.
Accommodation. l.io, s.25 O. M; 2ii,
2 90. 400, 5.26, 7.2S and lO.43 p. m.
For New York Clhroush expre8s), lDl,
l302 93l DINING carr, 500, l0.et, ll.i9 u. pa. ,
| 1877 (Dining Carl, 800, 0oi, "02l N4ninS
Carr, lg2, 9l6 p. m, connternt Nia r, t,r9aa 3 s
a. M; i.sl 800, 400. ias, 6.O7 i2s and 1913
For Boston. without change, 723 p. M.
| Baltimore and Washington, 4.ali ouu,
1918 O. m; 1905, 1873 100. 3hO a.-j' f'o'lv'
| lGif l.3G. S.ii %. M, and 1903 nlsnt.
| Baltimore and intermediate aiaDons. a.ut
p. M. l2.Q0 night.
Ieavo Philadelphia, Broad street. Tor
Wilmington (cxprgsel $50. a2l, ll.ti, ll.ai
a. M; 1.l3 912. AN, sos 6.oJ, $50, i-il $685.
IIl1U. 1895 p. fn.. and 1920 nlht
/ Accommodation 83l 9l2 io.3l a. ni
800. 212. G.l3, sos and 1920 p. m.
FOlt THE SOUTH.
Southern hallway. .--6io p M atil'
| and ramna. N1 D.. M, daily, Aicepcia 20
/ New OrlC.fna. Memphis. nashville via
\ Ashcvillo and Hot Spungs.
| Atlanlc Coast iAne.-l2ll p. u.. daly
l siecpora to Charleston, Jaclf4onviIe, foii
Tampa and Macon; 1858 night, daiiy
aleepcrs To Richmond and Jaclaonvllle.
/ Chesapeake a. Ohio Railway, ol p. IN
daily dining ear. and slecpcrs 90 Cmcin'
NATL.
Evening journal., 1899-12-13
DrIAWARn DIVISION.

For New CASTLE hld q. m, 2.dpi 11i ahQ
GlS p. M. week days.
For Lcwes. SIS q. m.' 4.2l p. M, wcef
days.
Rl3. lt.0i q. M; 42l, 65S and i2l p. 20.
Sundays. l2.ll p. M
For wyoming and way stations, 2'3l
no.. week days.
Txprass f0r Cape Charles. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. ltW O. m. nett
days. and 1911 night, daily.
Evening journal., 1899-12-13
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TION. PHILADELPHIA,
IIIIIf UTITrT NIUCHU


nor TiH WllSl.
80 "a. M. daily. plttshure. Chlc1go, Cln
clnnah. Louisville and 81. Louis. tpii1'
1923 q. m.. daily for plttshurg ans Che
caro. mo coaches to pitisburg) lm
itcd TO two Buffet parlor Cars.
1920 p. m. daily. Limited pitiaburG
Chicago. ClCvel1nd. Toledo, Cincinnati.
Louisville and So. Louis. lllulng Carl
1926 o. m daily, IlttsburE ana clcveIof.A
A3o d. M. daily. IlttshurE, chicago, N-anr
Vf1la (vIn CImcmnafl, Indianapolis or =
ST. Louis. Dlniur c1rl
! $50 p. M. daily, littshurg aud Chlc1Er
for Toledo. except saturday
I10.3l d. m. daily, lItteburg, Cincinnati
/ Louisville, Cleveland nnd So. louis
| 112l ID. m. dlIly. fIUroufT anu tnin13o
daily for Knoxville, yin 1ho in1ait
/ Valley Route; FOR Clcveiand, lAe2t
/ Saturday.
90 Congregational Limited EVpross. Al
Ncstlbule rarIOr Cars and linmH car.
No extra fare other than thc usual iuh
man charge.
C) IImitcd Express. VosIibulo pnrlor
Cars Nosubulo Passenger Cu1cuc9 ana
! Dining Chr. No extra fare.
Tho Wilmington Transfer Company VIII
| call for and check baggage from hotcla
/ land residences.
hor further Information, Passengers arc
| referred 10 tho ticket agent &C the Ai'
tion.
j. 3. HUTCHINSON, J. v. WOOD.
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
Evening journal., 1899-12-13

Schedule In effect November -, 1899.
All frains illuminated with iiniai
Evening journal., 1899-12-13

be made after the convening of con-
vention representing all the Republi-
cans of the state, and after the admis-
sion Of the delegates elected at that
convention to the Republican National
Convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24

The South Boston News figures IL out
that the editor 0i the DanyIle Register
wants CONGRESSMAN Swanson to he Gov
ornor off Virginia. so that tho editor of
tho Register may stand for Congress in
tho FIfh District Hence The editor of
The Register does not want Consrcs man
Jones to be Governor.
Haufax now bias an organization go
the interest of good roads. convention
of the people Wil be held at Houston ON
Aloulay next m tlrlherance of the move
mcnt
THE Orange NlrsiuIan notes Che aeoi-
dental death OF The ltie SON off Mr. Mar
shall Hopkins. near Nas0ns n That coun-
tv. Two boys. one of thcm brother off
The deceased child. were throwing ban
through the hau of the house when tne
uf-le brother entered the door. The bali
struck him over the heart. DE turned and
ran FOO Dds fther who was standing A
short distance away and fe.l dead at hla
feet
The suffolk Herald thinks that one of
the most desirable home products is the
b0v born on the farm. raised on The farm.
and 80 wou educated that Doe realizes that
the greatest happiness in life is 10 ne
had in sticking by tho farm. Why should
q manly farmers lad want % become a
silly city dude3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24
CIpVINT CO1I1iTNT.

A North Carolina paper proposes lo
get out "a midsummer number "hl.n i-
claims VIII bee specially antitrust we
are going 90 pour br0adside into iIe
cnemvf 81 Saws, "srd We shall use guns
of the largest caiibre. And our COM
temporary should have added, 'no" is
the time 90 subscribe.
The Ivnchburg News reproducee from
these columns our recent tribute to Sem
afor Daniel. in order. as IN says that its
readers may see what SIS thought or
Vlrqinia's best beloved SON by public
journal which often differs with him $50
his opinions. And adds
'"The Times is quite right in FITS este
mate Of Major Daniel. and we may ada
that another reason why the people OF
virginia honor him above amy other
public man is the fact that De IS tho
roughly honest in politics. lie never
takes q position. right or wrong that
he does not believe in or fears 90 dee
fend tie power 'schemod in his life.
nor ever adopted a questionable means
of SOLE agerandizemeDt. AS we rcmem-
her 90 have heard him Indemnity oX-
claim at the last Democratic State CON
venuon. when his attention was called
90 certain inrgucry: u never in all
my life traded my vote Tor man or
measure. and. so help me God. 1 never
shall
Men Ike Senator Daniel are n great
comfort 10 us as giving us the inner
Cors i0u7uess that we are not altoeelhe'
biased by nartisanry. II is n hard thing
for man 10 know himself Hc may
honestly think that DE is fair and un-
nreudicod when tho contrary S. quite
true of him. But we admire Senator
Daniel and men like him quite as sin-
cerely as we admire honest men with
whom we arc entirely agreed on ques-
lions of public policy. Therefore, we say
that We find great comfort I'm our ad-
.niration Of Virginia's silver tongucd
orator and statesman.
The latest trust Is n warehouse trust
AZ Danvle The owners Of those ware
houses find that they can save much
EXPENSE I'm the handling OF tobacco hy
combining Why should they not do so
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24
SATURDAY JCNE % 1884,


II becomes painfully apparent more
md more each day that as our campaign
eeainst the Fiumros is being conducted
a. is an utter failure and is making us
ridiculous not only before the world bur
ibsfere ho Funnos also. Mr Mckinley
.fs IN no wise % blame for this lie has
done aH hat the resources az bis con-
roaud allowed. but he is TO blame for
rarticina.nr in tho studied attempt that
has been going on Tor months past TO
ram5oozla the American people ana con-
real from thcm the real situation in the
Philippine islands. It has been persist
entity represented 10 as for months that
we were making great advances so SUBJ
3ugatnr the islanders end that 81 was
only a question of few months before
an Of them submitted 90 our authority
md peace rligned eve ywhele there. Up %
the contrary it IS perfectly evident now
that the real question in Luzon SIS whether
the islanders viii NOT rule us and that
we hold nothing tnt Manila and have 60
lght desperately every day Go hold that.
Mr. Mckinley. IKE an men of his ma
gure has thought the way 10 deal with
q situation of this sort was TO temporize
,and Jet The real facts ~ the case come
out by degrees 10 the people and by pur-
suing this course DE has not helped the
tituation az Manila in the least, while
he has seriously impaired his influence
with the American people. whereas. had
he taken the part of, a bold. straight
forward man-of statesman-he would
long ago have told the people just what
the difficulties in the case We're. Doe would
have appealed to- their public spirit TO
rally 20 the support of their government.
and De- would have had "a practically
unanimous people ready 90 place am The
resources Of he nation 40 his command
10 compel The Filpinos 90 submit TO an
orderly government
l. is not set too late for Mr. Mckinley
"a redeem himself and we most earnestly
pray that he VIII a., once change his
course. inform us of the exact state Of
AFFAIRS in the Philippines. and ask the
American people whether they viii carry
on the war in manner commensurate
with their dignity and their power, or
whether they win allow the gurrlla war
fare now prevailing there 10 continue 90
the disgust OF the world and the dersion
O. the islanders.
Mr. Mckinley makes great mistake
in suposine chat thpo American people
f..- ..... .l... al fIe funf. nn . r.nfnnf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24

Put another name
on the scroll OF Fame
High up where men may view IT,
BY the side of the name OF Funston let
The name Of Major Bubb be set.
with a handsome flourish TO ~
O, Clio, get your Tyre out
And twang with all your might
Till all the world shall know about
Bold Bubb, the bully knight.
Come, wake the echoes, ring the gong,
Come, wake the echoes, ring the gong,
Take 10 the sweet. triumnhal song
From the Golden Gate 10 the startle
Hub
Let shouts Of gladness rend the sky,
An0 let his name be written high
Make ROOM on the pedestal for Bubb!
---I--s....l chicago MmeS-Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24

NORBORNE II. SUTTON Of Cerorse.
10 wILLOUGHBY NEWTON Of West
moreland.
II JAMES LYONS Of Richmond city.
Il vALETTNE w. sOUTHALL Of Able
marie
Il JOHN s. PENDLEToN Of Culpeper.
IA JOHN JANNEY Of I,oudoun.
Is ANDREW HUNTER OF Jefferson.
1e PHILIP WILLIAMS. Jr.. Of Frederick.
II WILLIAM SEYMOUR Of Hardy.
IS BRIsCOE G. BALDWIN Of Augusta
10 BALLARD SMITH OF Grcenbrier.
q EDWARD JOHNSTON OF Botetourt.
q JOHN n. HUMEs Of Washington.
o GEORGE w. SUMMERS OF Kanassha.
% wAITMAN r. WILEY OF Mononga-
na
on the back Of the ballot the name OF
the voter IS plainly written in ink Our
correspondent says that this is his idea
OF an honest ballot. Il is our idea also.
The ballot was conceived in honesty. It
was designated TO give the voter an OPP
porlunity to express BIS choice OF candi-
dates at the polls and everything was
made so plain that there could be no mis-
take that the person whose name APP
peared on the bavk had voted for the
Harrison and Tyler electors.
our elections IN the South were always
fair and honest and above board until
tho negro was forced into politics.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24

The New York Sun pays us the compN-
ment 10 print the following al The head
o. Us editorial columns:
These remarks are made by The Times.
81 Richmond. in Virginia. "a paper of so
called gold Democratic procllyitles:
"'ihe sun has been doing its best 90 rail-
~ TIE free silver forces ia the Democratic
party 90 keep that question alive. and 20
discourage anything like a compromise
between the gold Democrats and the sii-
Yer Democrats. Nothing would please lhc
Republicans better Than Tor The Democrats
- conduct ire campaign OF 1000 81 the
fans lines that The campaign OF ISIS was
Jneseted
We have not tried and we axe not trying
10 rally any sort Of the Democratic forces.
Ia ne sss very sure that there are no
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24

against her husband for aiimony but
during the progress OF the trial threw
mp the case. Mrs Upton grew very
angry and threatened 60 do the attorney
some bodily harm at first sight. Inc
other day while Colonel Brown was
sitting An a store. Mrs. Upton slipped
up behind him and dealt him a powerful
blow with a two-pouud weight.
The pl7nt OF the Birmingham Machin-
cry and Foundry Company was recently
destroyed by nre The loss is estimated
at $4,000.
Allan Burroughs. the aged father OF
Rube Burrouehs. the notorious Alabama
outlaw. is dead.
The Columbia IS. Co. state insists that
General VI. O.. Butler SIS out OF toucn
with the people Of south Carolina. 4 mae
the people of that state arc still in FAVOR
OF free coinage at is 10 1.
Atlanta ladies succeeded In saving
many valuable relics from the fire whicn
DESTROYED General Gordon's house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24
To Meet Monday.

The Council Committee ON Claims and
Salaries Will have its regular meeting III
room No. II OF the city Han on next
Monday evening al Z o'clock.
The Committee on Accounts and Print
Ing will meet on the same evening M 8
O'Clock in room No. u Of the city Hall.
The subcommittee Of the Committee
on Streets will meet at 5 O'Clock In room
No Of the ely Hall TO look into the
advisability Of having the various fran
chises of the Main street line OF the
Richmond Railway and Electric Com
panv. it's branches and extensions expire
on the same day. December 3Oth. 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-24
C. and 0. Every Sunday Outing
TOTHE SEASIDE
More Popular Than Ever.

The C. and o. sunday outing train, With
"a narior car. leaves Broad-strcet station
mt $3.50 A. 81 every sunday. Only ONE
poLLARto either Old Point. Ocean View.
or Norfolk Am three places can be visit
cd on a Norfolk outing ticket. making
a good stop at AN OF them. The c. ana
q. outing gives longer time az the sea-
side than any other ,ine. The bathing AZ
Oh point or ocean View IS splendid and
a dinner of FISH oysters. and crabs can
be had az a reasonable price. The ne"
commodious steamer ocean View per.
forns the ferry service between Old
Point ana Wnloughby Beach. BucAroe
Reach reached by electric line from Oid
Point. 80 stop between Richmond ana
Old point. Returnlng. leave Norfolk
ocean view station), T., NJ: leave
ocesm view, 7I5 p. NJ; leave Old Point
5 T. NJ.