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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
MORE DIVORCES.

Morcton Fremere. the Enelishman
who married am American lady daugh-
ter of the late Leonard jerome. of New
York and sister of Lady Randolph
Churchill is again in America and again
talking finance.
Prior TO 1896 he published as much folly
in American magazines and newspapers
I'm advocacy Of the free coinage of silver
here. as even the late lamentcd PETER
once Senator from Kansas.
After the election of 1896 be subsidized
for "a time. but he is at 81 again. Being
i'm Washington city day or back, ne
"shot of his mouth" az reporter Of
the Washington Post.
Being asked If it was sim his opinion
that The United States alone could MAIN
tain free coinage Of silver without gold
going 20 a premium, he replied:
Certainly It IS. and n you can con-
tinue exports on anything like the pres
ent scale there is mo- one who IS entitled
60 express am opinion but who viii agree
with me. But the present phenomenal
exports apart, / am certain that expert
opinion Is an setting IN that direction,
namely that With minis in india re-
opened 90 silver the United states can
single-handed TX and maintain any ratio
81 pleascs, given, Of course, free coinage
here"
lie had already said:
81 think the general opinion IS that
your unprecedented balance of trade ana
the consequent ease with which you re-
tain gold has been made the basis for
excessive speculation. Considering your
enormous excess OF exports we are sur
prised that your exchange position IS not
even stronger than II Is. II looks as
though You might lose further gold be
fore your new harvest begins 10 flow OF
course as / see II. the argument of the
silver men In this country Is abundant
~ justified. You had en- immense har-
vest and immense exports which brought
you more money then yau had gssat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

that an such discriminating laws are re-
pcalcd II the Democratic party stands
for one great principle over and above an
others. Il Is that every citizen shall have
the same rights before the law with every
other citizen 20 make livelihood. TO nc.
cumuiate property and TO pursue hanni-
ness n that is not the mission of tAe
Democratic party. then St has no mission.
and when 50 departs from that great prin-
ciplc. 50 ceases 60 he The party Of Thomas
JEFFERSON. u would Doe q grand thing ii
the Democratic nariy next year would
rcamrm the Chicago platform OF 1902. and
rally around the antitrust plank and the
anu-iarn plank The great forces Of D.
mociacy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
A WOMAN'S SAD PLIGHT.
The Killing Of Hcrson VIII Also Cause
Her Death


GLADESBORO. Va. June Especial
Mrs. Lewis. mother OF w. A. Lewis, who
was killed at Gates Store. five or six
miles south of this place I'm Patrick
county. on election day. is at the point
OF death She has been ara invalid for
several years and tho news OF the muir
der oil her son. which was the last OF her
family. so shocked her that her feeble
constitution is fast giving away and she
U.s. not expected Co live many days.
Her only daughter died a short time
since, and her husband being dead. the
killing OF her only son leaves her alone.
Mrs. Lewis was wholly dependent on
her son for support ana is now leit in
very sad condition. Mr.. Lewis was kill
el by l.. II. McMnlion, Jr who IS now
in iall awaiting trial Mr.. Lewis had
many friends and relatives here
The accidental shooting OF M Henry
Alderman on tho edge OF Floyd county,
a few miles north of this place. which
was reported last week caused is death.
He fingered over q week with his brains
oozing out, when death ended his suffer
ing.
Two large rattlesnakas were killed here
last week
Tho recent showers have greatly i'm
nroved tho crops Grass oats and com
and vegetables are looking me.
Tina wheat and rye crops are entire
failure i'm this vicinity Many OF the
farmers are sowing tuckwhelt in 'feir
grain fields.
Mr. c. q. willard Is rebuilding his nil.
which was washed away last winter.
Mr.. G.. Hurst has nronsht suit agains;
tAa road contractor and supervisor for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
VALLEY ENDEAV0RERS.
viii Meet for Three Days at "oou
stock-Hanlan Captured.

WOODSTOCK. VA, June l5.-speciai.-
The fourth annual convention OF lhe
staunton District Christian EndeaForefs
will convene here to-moiro" morning
al 1898 o'clock in Emanuel Luther"n
church. This district is composed Oh "
societies and a membership 81 ABOUT i''o
people Fifty or more dtiesA'es rom
this and adjoining counties are eApeo'e"
10 be present
very Interesting programme for the
tbrao davs' session has been arranged.
lanes Hanlan. who broke into Pull
liem's barber shop on last Monday, has
heen captured and returned to Wood
stock. where. after tho preliminary ex-
animation before Mayor Rodiner this
morning. hs was sent on to await tho
action of the grand jury. lie was sent
10 jaiI In default of bail. Hanlan claims
Richmond a. his home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
CURRENT COMMENT.

Our esteemed contemporary the salem
Sentinel SAYS that Robert Fitzsimmons
IS now am eek" It seems TO us that Bob
is more like "a o.
The Petersburg lndeX-Appeai says That
there ifs a suggestive object lesson to
young men of talent who contemplate
for themselves n career in politics in the
fact that Col. John Ben Bigger JET ana
estate valued at only $1,000. "Coi. Bigger
was man OF business tact says our
contemporary. and WAS well Qualned Oh
succeed i'm almost any field OF endeavor.
Ie was eminontly successful in politics.
and was invincibio in the Democratic
party for the position he held. Tie was
"a man of simple tastes and frusan habits,
and with all these things in his favor
Doe died in DIS seventy-frst year poor
man. And set De was better off than q
majority of men DO public life. who ere
probably not able to pay their debts
We have no doubt that iu business
or professional career Col. Bigger would
have done very much better iu a pecu-
MARY way than be did in politics. There
is very little money in politics TO man
who attends strictly 90 the affairs Of his
Office and who is in every transaction
a noble tribute 10 his integrity.
There SIS universal regret az the death
OF "silver Dick" Bland. Mr. Bland was
practically all his political life an ardent
supporter OF free silver. and he was often
ridiculed. But he convinced the world
that ne was sincere in his belief and
The world loves an honest man, no mat
ter what his belief
We clip the following from the Sioux
city Tribune:
"a year or two ago. when the farmer
was not enjoying his present degree OF
prosperity. the manufacturers Of asri-
cultural machinery never thought OF or
ganizlng into trust and increasing the
prices OF their goods, the farmer did not
have money then and II was not thought
worth while TO work him. But no sooner
does he become solidy prosperous than
II occurs 10 the manufacturers OF farm
machinery that 81 would be a good thins
TO increase their profits 25 per cent
But how can the farmers consistently
complain? The cry was raised In ~"
that although the purchasing power Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

ASHLAND VA. June Especial -
Although nothing as yet has been laid
before the board of trustees in regard 10
the rumorel resignation OF Or. Kern as
president OF Randolph-Macon College. /
learn from good authority that the Tu-
NOR is not without foundation.
IL Is also thought that Or. Kern VIII
take no definite step at this meeting OF
the board but will wait until after the
approaching meeting Of the board OF
trustees OF Vanderbilt University In
ease OF his resignation Or. w. J. Young.
u Norfolk. Is spoken u as bis successor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

dollar was greater than ever before. al-
though everything was apparently cheap,
everything vaa iu fact very dear because
there was 500 ntlc money boo the country
10 was I'd common thing t0 hear H farmer
sar that 81 the government would only
make money plentiful he would not
srumb.e about paying biescr prices for
his supplies
~ recent meeting of the United
States Brewers Association the Vigil
lance Committee reported q continual dee
cline in Prohibition. the number Of It's
advocates growing smaller every year
Willie rational propositions calculated %
remedy the evils of the abused system
are earnestly taken up and from year. To-
year receive stronger and more outspoken
support
THE Boston Transcript quotes this and
says.
eve think n1 ono who BIAS eyes TO gee
the signs off tha Times cam doubt that mis-
is true There mo plentiful Indications
of Improvements iu the drinking habits
of Doe people and af the same time there
is an increasing disbelief in the efficacy
of tine prohibition theory"
The liquor question Us rapidly regulating
itself. Do is getting to be unfaah.nnablc
Orb drink tD excess. The orunk1td D.
tolerated neither Boo society u0r Zoo nusi-
ness. and lna man who expects to Doe Zee
ctived into good society or who expects
to get along u business must 0e "a man
OF temperate habits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
FRESH GOSSIP
FROM GOTHAM
The Interesting Case of Bella Ander-
son, the Kidnapper.
TRIBUTE TO AN 0. D. CAPTAIN.
nr Dixon j. to Have a New Church
Coler's Plan for Coney Island Park
George Oppo Out Of the Asy-
lum- Hanna Goes Abroad.

ihhi i'"'''"
D--vv work. Ulne .-snocial-Beila
.ri.~-on nm. e'r who has figured $50
''.rs.,.,,to,,eiy in th. friai of the Burrows
ror tidn,npirr Marion Clarke i8 most
,.,,r..ffn,. strdv and ON tine witness
Sand er. looked like hunted creature
.,1 eb,y..J ma emotion. save that of
ra.r she docs lot seem 90 realize the
enormitv of her crime. n her story is to
Doc believed the plot OF Kidnapping This
child was most deliberate Barrow and
lis wim arc equally guilty although
B.lh seems to think that Mrs Barrow,
uke herself was drawn into it by the
man. On the witness stand she told how
Barrow first approached her. how Doe ca-
i0lad her from time 90 Time promising
that there would bo "a rich reward in De-
r9r her. and that if tho plot were dis
covered ho would take ail the plane pam.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

CHAMBIISSBURG. VA. June l5-Spe-
cial-The tent meeting being held at
lioreb by EvanRelists ID. d. Strause and
}. W. Marshall. are being largely attend
ed. large number have rpofesed sane
tihcation. Several have been converted.
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3
OF the abundance OF money We TO" ''o
everywhere as compared with the "'a''n
Of DO mat prr''iied Whie lI'e
seemed 10 have show. TIE thinks the
gold That has come into the country i'
exchange for our exports. and the addi-
uonal bank notes that have been issued
upon our Spanish war bonds are inc
supplies of money that have caused
money 90 be- 500 much more abundant
now than 30 was four years ago.
The fact IS that the gold which has
been brought into the country in me
past three years ana 'n' s"'"'
90 our national bank currency that mas
been made since our war win SPAN was
Begun. would not have operated ono
hundredih part of The business 'i'"s-
actions That nave taken place up'" any
one day in the past 'hfee years anu ,
in'I' was "' '''''''' W
90 none used ln any o' 'no7e ''a''7
lions Ihey were all eN'"'i's's Oh '''"
mociues effected by swaps OF 'he'Ns
upon the banks for the oieait N''u'' 'i
used I'm the transaction at an. The at
tempt TO degrade the donar-tho stand
ara Of Withdrawing failed. men saw
fhnt p.hau "a cDr1f1u1ffr was va fol ms OF
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AMI .ort.t, ,b,nr consequently they
could trade for articles with perfect o'n-
hdence mat a thing valued "t '''0' was
worth 'lo'' ana ""'" '"'7
TOOK pos7'ss'o" OIL '''' i''.,'''. ta
enormous transactions recored I'm the
nomenclature of dollars commenced take
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damages. Mr.. Hurst lost a me h'rse
some time since on acc) mt * Inc Neiy
bad condition o. the road.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-09
Robert Mantell Coming.

The eminent romantic actor. Mr..
Robert Mantell. will be at the Opera
House next Friday evening, December
Is. An especially impressive feature Of
Mr. Mantells fine performance as the
italian artist, Roublllac. in his new ro-
mantle play, 1.-THE Dagger and the
Cross" is the symbolic illustration of
the title Of the play In one Of the many
memorable seems. It is where the actor
impersonating the heroic but anguiShed
artist uplIfts a dagger, holding it aloft
with the hllt uppermost. when the
wapon takes on the semblance of an
appraised cross. The effect Of this sit
uatIon is said to be electrical. the aud
fence being seemingly spellbound with
the same superstitious awe that sways
the characters in the drama. Mana
ger NJ. w. Hanley, who never fails to
observe this thrilling episode from the
front" ayers that the traditional ST.
lence that made audible the dropping
Of pin. was a pandemonlum compared
to the stiffness that comes upon Mr..
Mantells admirers when the dagger be-
comes the cross.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-09
aothsr Peoples Money,

In that funny comedy. "other Peo-
pies Money" which comes to the OPP
era House Monday December II, will
be found one of the strongest support
ing companies Hennessy Leroyle has
ever had, headed by Miss May sar-
gent, who for three seasons was Mad
anne Modjeska's leading support; Mr..
Addison Pitt, fresh from his many sue
cesses with the Frohman attractions.
and dainty little Miss Helen Young,
Of the late Augustin Daily forces.
Those who have seen Mr.. Leroyle's pro-
ductlon well know that with this strong
support 1t will be an entertainment
well worth second visit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-09
AMUsEIEENTs.

''The Turtle, a farcical comedy, will
Be sem on Thursday. DeceHhss a. at
the Opera House. by waai gives every
Indication Of being the largest audi
ence 81 the season. "The turtle IL
brisk and airy. but unlike many faEces
Of French origin. SC, does not touch
upon the theme of marital inhdelity.
"rhe Turtle" in short, Is dainty, sug-
gestive dish, so dellcately served that
It Is palatable to the most refned
tastes. There Is perhaps nothing fun
nier In the whole range Of modern COM
edy than the entanglements Of the last
act. They follow each other with a
constant uproar Of mlrth. The cast Sc
lected includes such players as Alice
Sylvia Lynden, Frances Brooke. Ada.
zell, Jessie Lansing, Ada Morton, John
Terries, VIM. Mccreedy. j. E. Macgreg-
or, Clement st. Martin and Harry
Gibbs. 1.-THE Turtle has been staged
with lavlshness that is almost prod
igal. The artistic quality predominates
in everythlng-in the adaptation, its
Interpretation and It's scenic embelIish-
ment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-09
HDokiesr at Bsllaire.

A large and lively assortment of "Do-
kles" went to Bellaire last night to witt
ness the instltuting of Ipsham Temple,
D. o. K. K. and they took prominent
part in the festivities, which. by the
way, were no small dolngs. The Wheel
ing delegation was Joined by visitors
from st. clairsville In showing the Bel
laire crowd how II was done, and the
seventy tyres that will now constitute
the new temple we're presented with a
very hot time. About midnight the
traditional banquet was discussed In
schindewolFS restaurant The Wheel
ingites returned early this morning, and
report a splendid tlme
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-09
Gin Atlantic olyv,"

A merry company of comedians.
dancers and singers in the successful
farce comedy, I'm Atlantic city, will
be the magnet at the Grand the first
half Of next week. "1n Atlantic city,
Is a merry melange of satirical non
sense Of the day that affords reason-
able excuse for the introduction of nu-
merous situations, clean-cut, unique
characters, plethora of music, singing
and dancing and vast amount of new
stage business. 1t creates nipples Of
merriment and roars Of laughter. The
songs. dances and speclalties are
catchy" and up-to-date. and bevy Of
pretty girls form fascinating feature
Absurd and amusing situations are the
life of the piece,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-09
The truth Il a Nutshell.


1t Is curious 70 know how manw kinds
OF people there are In a world. The
most curious people are those who
want TO pay a high price for everything
they buy In order 70 be convinced that
II ls good, This class Of people get hit
70 hard sometimes that It Is q month or
80 afterward before they take tum-
BILE to themselves, and find out that
they have been ViCtimIEed, and paid
nearly twice 40 much for an article as
their nelghbor. Do not be deceived by
bombaStic Advertisements, discount
sales, enormous stocks and other nom
sense. The old reliable wholesale and
retail jcweleF, o. 9. Genther, 1860 Main
street, Is the man who sells goods on a
close margin. He Is celebrated for this.
He Is known for miles around Wheel
Ing He carries the largest stock OF
Watches, Clocka, Jewelry, sllverware,
Spectacles. &c. In the state. 1t win pay
you to visit him before you make Dur-
chase Everything IL 80 fair and
square ut Genther'g store that you will
be convinced on the spot that you have
made the mistake OF your life In not go
Ing there for everything you need in
his line. His grand army OF customers
are now in motion and he 10 doing tho
largest business ~ many years. II you
wnnt anything IN the Jewelry, Watch,
Clock, RllvorWnra or Spectacle line, go
to Genther. You will save money ev-
cry time. he ID without doubt the only
Low Priced JaWOler In Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-09
Eerbar 60 Fifteen Months.

Henry Herber of BeIlaire. youus
man Of twenty yearB. charged with
sending obscene letters through the
mails, was on trial in Columbus Thurs
day, in the United States court. The
letters were addressed to Anna Fllcaske.
OF Wheeling. There were four letters In
cluded In the Indictment, but District
they were too filtliy to be made a part
OF the records. The priFOner pleaded
guilty to the charge. Judge Thompson
gave him fifteen months in the Ohio
penitentiary. BE was transferred to
the prison Thursday night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-09
Closes To-Day.

The very successful weeks engage
ment of the Devonde stock company at
the Grand Opera House will close with
matinee and night performance to-
day. The company will present two OF
the strongest plays in It's high-class
repertoire, Ten Ton Door," the scenic
success, at the matinee. and the thrill
ing melodrama, Shadows of the Scat
fold" at night. Last night another
crowded house witnessed a repetition of
"Dr, Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-09

class Friday evening, December 10Th.
Meisters orchestra will furnish music
bv protector fIj5eibr,,gSe n name the
club tbo TunIor cotIliIon
MIss P6na nordea,,x entertained the
A,SS - 49,. 1850, ~. ''y'-.a
~ tS1tsS''r 9ss" =" s4''u'S
The ,,suai bs.weeI[lv recital bv the
opera House srebeatFs viii occur "a.
morrow oysni,F ID Axiom hall. where
ire fo,,,,,vIno s,tra ct,vs. ,,Foo,ra INNS win
he rendsrsS
March 4 I'M tOn"... Srillcent R. Clarke
-trhe latest New York suecessl ~, :.
TFembo6e Slo Y '"r iSs Two GFena.
dierss..~.. ,,.:..........'.H 'lser
Grand seloction from Of he opera, 1.-THE
AugScnots MEeyer6eeF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .. e... w Gillet
Popular ksntgclsy Medley. .BosttgeE
:The singinG Girl" ~ y. arr BY langley
AIT de Hallet-Hanguase OF the . Eosss -,
March ana Two Step. !. T......... Rogers
Ai0ns 49, n. rom "neennS regis
s .sleu :. sns SS.0tia' ~" S,e~ Ha
n nalcn' = sn. ~, 49, are mr. anu Mrs'
'eO'se 2. 'us
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-09
Will Reeeive Donations.

Mrs. RidgewaH Of sSs Market street,
will receive donations Of old clothing.
and shoes from all persons feeling
charItably disposed. She stated to the
Inteiiigeneer last night that she was
being overwhelmed with applications
for relief, and one caller yesterday had
absolutely no footwear-zwas walking
on naked feet No less THAI twenty
persons called on her yesterday for as
sistance. Doubtless the always gener-
Gus Wheeling public will respond to
Mrs. RIdgway's appeal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-09

days ago. or 9 shots were dred
with revolyers during the services. but
no one was hurt
Con. Roush seems 70 b the ladies'
man in town.
Ezra Miller says he Is on the hunt Of
wife.