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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19
ELIZABETH CITY POLITICS.
\ Hot Fight over the County Clerk.
ship-New Commandant at Fort.

HAMPTON, VA. March 1S-Special.-
The fight for county offices is on In earn
est. This weeks papers contain scores
of cards of various aspirants for office
The principal fight will be made on cOun-
~ clerk, which is possibly the best paying
Office in the county.
There are three candidates IN the field
for this position: Harry Booker, who is
the present deputy clerk; Harry H. Holt,
recently discharged from the army. for
many years deputy clerk. and John w.
Blackmore. one Of the best known busi-
ness men I'm the county. All OF these gem
tlemen are Democrats. The primary will
be held on April 18th.
Sheriff r. r. Curtis viii have no opposi-
ton before the primary. The Democrats
are undecided about a Commonwealth g
Attorney.
The Elks gave most enjoyable "Green
Tea" last night at their rooms here. Sup
per was served ut 800 Some of the best
talent in the city rendered a fse pro-
gramme OF vocal and instrumental music.
The young people OF the Presbyterian
Sunday school met last night at the
manse on chapel street. TO organize a
branch Of the society OF Christian En-
deavor. An interesting programme was
rendered.
colonel Guenther the new commandment
Of Fortress Monroe. now In command or
tho Fourth Artillery. has arrived az
Fortress Monroe. The old Artillery
School band will be dsbanded and the
Fourth Artillery band will take its place.
Major General Curtis. Inspector ~
National Homes. spent several days al
the Military Home this week.
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THE ADMIRAL'S WATER BARGE.
Picked Up by the Tug Pionecr-No
Tidinns of the Dredgc.

NORFOLK. VA. March S.-Special.-
The water barge which was attached TO
the dredee Admiral when the latter was
abandoned az sea recently. was towed 10
Norfolk to-day by the tug Pioneer OF
PHILADELPHIA. After the tug Bowen, wnlch
was towing the dredge and barge sunk,
the crew OF the Admiral were taken on
nv the steamer Albauo. and dredse ana
barge together drifted 20 sea. Many tugs
have sought them but no trace OF the
dredge has yet been found The barge
was found off Cape Henry some seventy
miles at sea. II is worth s. 40 The
dredee is worth 10000 Little hope is mo-"
entertained of the recovery of the dredge
and none OF the recovery OF the bodies
Of the eleven men lost when the tug
sank. 49,.
a. W. Tebault. n well known real estate
agent of Norfolk. who was charged WIN
obtaining $50 from william hN1oi ul'-
a.. f'fse nretenees. and has been twice
tried. was to-day by a jury acquitted oil
the charge.
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County Candidates Active.

The candidates I'm Henrico are doing
lively work and the campaign is growing
warmer every day as the time for hold
ing the primary approaches. Some active
hustling was going 0n around the county
court house yesterday
Outsiders are not left in doubt that
the primary is approaching. Fifty-seyen
announcement cards stuck in the en-
trance and along the hallway OF the court
house to-day made quite a commentary
on the desire OF citizens 10 serve their
county.
The County Democratic Committee held
a meeting yesterday az noon. There was
nothing done Of special interest 10 the
public. The committee approved OF the
report OF the Printing Committee In its
preparation Of the ballot 60 Dee used IN
the primary.
The Varina School Board met az the
courthouse yesterday and paid or the
teachers. and transacted the usual rou-
tine business.
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Mr.. Polk Miller. who is without a peer
I'm the delineatiou of negro character, ana
who's. peculiar accomplishment In this
d,roction has been recognized throughout
tbe length and breadth Of this country
has been misunderstood by the great mass
OF colored people in the South. In order
10 correct this impression and yielding
~ tb. requests of some of the represen-
tatives OF that race Mr.. Miller has con-
sented to give an entertainment, free OF
am cost az the First Presbyterian color
eO church. corner Of Catherine and
Henry streets. tomorrow night. The
nopular lecturer pr.des himself on beng
very popular with the coiored people,
and his main object in this entertainment
IS to let them see that his work IS calcu-
lated 10 give TO the younger generation
an insight not only into the anectionate
relationship which existed between mas
ter and slave. but 10 show the sunny
side of the character OF the old-time
darby. 4 portion Of the church Will be
reserved for white people.
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DEATHS

BRACKETT. Died in Powhatan county
March 18th. j. WILSON BRACKET Z.
son Of the late James II. Bracket in
the forty-second year of his age.
GARDNER.-Entered into rest at the
residence of his brother-in-law, r..
crawford Redd Barton Heights. Sat
urdsv. March is, 1899. az 1910 A. NJ.
HENRY STEWART GARDNER, in
The 20th year of bis age, son Of Wm.
Nelson and the late Harriet Newell
Gardner.
Deceased IS survived by two sisters.
Miss Emma j. Gardner and Mrs. T..
crawford Redd. and one brother,
rbomas w. Gardner Funeral Sum
da,, afternoon. March 18th. at o'clock
from church OF he Epiphany. Barton
ueirhts. Interment I'm Hollywood
PHILLIPs.-Died. at $50 p. NJ. saturday
March Is. 1899. at his residence. *.
north Ninth street, this city, join
SWIFT PHILLIPS. In tho iorty-siAtn
year Of his age. e.-.o-
home Gordonsyille Va, ON arrival OF
Cbeeaneake and Ohio Train No. q,
MONDAY, March 2oth.
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has been no hope OF his recovery TOT
80 weeks. He leaves TWO sisters, MIS-
pedd and Miss Emma b. Gardner
NJ Gardner was an enthusiastic mem
her ~ the Howitzers and was anxious 10
90 into the late war but his health was
not equal 10 the effort During his illness
his comrades have been very attentive
10 him. showing IN what esteem ne was
held by the Howitzer boys.
Ills funeral will take place thls
aS,ernoon al ( o'clock from Epiphany
church. Barton Heights, the services 10
he conducted by the pastor, Rev. W. r.
ChrIsman. assisted by Rev. }. Z. smith
chaplain OF the Howitzers. me inter-
mont will be In Hollywood.
The following detail from the ho"i'Z-
ers will serve as pall-bearers;
cant r. \. williams. Sergeant Nythe
Polling. Fred Minson, y. w. wilson "
NJ Terrell. James Poindextef' Henry
po,ndexter and w. w. Barnes.
John T.. Glazebrook.
Mr.. John F.. Glazebrook. an old rest
dent Of tho city. died yesterday morning
al u:eO o'clock at the residence Ok n's
son-in-law. Mr.. ]. d. Rowe, NO. LII west
Clay street. ,,, o.
Mr.. Glazebrook had been an Invalid tor
some time. though his last illness began
On Sunday last. He was In HIS seventy
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third year, and IS survived by two
daughters.
The funeral Will be held this afternoon
at o'clock from the residence
John swift Phillips.
Mr. John swift Phillips died at $3.50
o'clock Yesterday afternoon az his resi-
dence. No so north Ninth street, IN inc
forts, sixth year OF his age. lie was
formerly a resident OF Gordonsyille, pu'
FOR fifteen years he has resided IN 'hs
city. He leaves a widow
The funeral services and interment VIII
take place Al Gordonsyllle tomorrow
,,non the arrival there OF Chesapeake
and Ohio train No. ,.
william L. Kumscy.
FAIRFAX. VA. March K.-Special.-
Mr. william T. Rumsey one Of the Oldest
,nhabitants OF this county died at his
home near hero this morning OF apo
plexy. =,
re was a native of Dutchess county, y.
Y having removed % this place early
IN the forties. he was IN his eishtieih
year and leaves three daughters AID TWO
sons.
He was a prosperous and extensive
farmer.
The funeral will occur Sunday after
noon.
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d. .tnnnrll Cnuning.

The Rev. Or. D. J. Stafford, who was 10
have lectured i'm this city on Monday
February 18th. but who was prevented
from so doing by the great storm which
was at its height on that day. has con-
scented TO believer an address shortly after
Easter. Or. Stafford is said 10 be ore
of the greatest living masters of EXPIRES
sion. He Is a learned and talented di-
vine of the Catholic Church and has made
n record for himself in presenting theo-
logical and philosophical subjects
When ne was last expected 10 appear
here his chosen subject was Macbeth
and IL is probable that no change will be
made in that selection. HIS most popular
subjects are Hamlet" Macbeth "Ju
llus Caesar" THE American Citizep.
"Eloquence I'm Shakespeare dickens
Ills Power and Pathos." and ireland
Struggle for Life and Liberty"
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Richmond: William J. Brown and wife
10 Lewis r. Kemmerer. p feet on Cherry
street northeast corner Cumberland
$3.50.
j. J. McGovern 10 August l.. and Al
fred Henna, lot in rear Of house and lot
No. 722 Munford street, s..
Martha J. Netherland to Charles S.
Smith. "a feet on west side Seventeenth
street between Marshall and Clay, $1,000
CLYDE W. Saunders and wife 20 Annie
T.. Warren. 10 i-3 feet on east side Morris
street ~ ID feet north OF Cary $3.50.
Henrico: Catherine Bowles 10 Captain
John Cussons. ~ 3i-l00 acres in Brook
land district, s2ll.10
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He had the advantage Of personal con-
tact not only with Admiral Dewey, but
also with Admiral M0ntcjo and with
Aguinaldo and his generals. The lecture
will be beautifully illustrated with the
most superb steroopticon views from
photographs personally taken by Mr.
Robertson. The speaker will be introduced
by Mr. Ernest VI. Long.
Mr. John :. Eggleston, registrar OF the
Richmond Lyceum, is still enrolling tho
names Of members who desire 70 renew
their subscriptions for next seasons
course. A very large number Of mem
bers have already responded, and IL will
be some days yet before any attempt will
be made 10 enroll any but the present
membershIp.
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Last evening there was the usual large
gathering az the Biiou 10 see the clos
ing of the company that has so well en-
tertained during the week, and each ACT
received the applause IL merited.
Little Miss Mono Winter held On 10 the
immense hin. her work last night calling
three curtain bows
or the features for this week there are
eaveral The vitagraph will show re-
production OF a battle between Uncle
SANS bows and an army of Filipinos.
In this scene quite a number of effects
are used. making In an most realistic
scene
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g0t cnfIroIV well. Inns VIZ stF0U 7''E7
ago and my health has been good ever
since. / can 20 out in the woods ana
chop wood. and 1 never could DO that
before / took your medicine ] recon
mendod Pe-ru-na and Man-a-iin 20 man
OF my ACQUAINTANCE who had asthma. lie
took it and was cured lie says that he
feels better now than he has for I'VE
years. and he only took two bottles on
Pe-ru-na. Ny daughter. eleven years
old. was cured Of bed-wettins with one
bottle OF Pe-ru-na I am very grateful
for the benefit / have received, and rec
ommcnd 70 10 an my friends.
Mrs Eliza Heinzle. los East Main
street. Columbus. o., says: About a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19
g ~
DR. Humphreys Famous Specific
For Grin. Influenza, and Stubborn
co ID
The First Stage.

n you now think that ~ is a good
cure. try It at the first stage Of Cold
and Won will then think it perfect won
dor n breaks up the Cold so sudden
"'ii IL .
ly.
az, also breaks up" Colds that hang
an " but 81 takes longer-so that the Dol
lar FLASK is best II your druggist does
not keep this size in stock. take a 25c.
vial and ask him 20 send for flask; 1t Is
the most economical.
"77" cures Grip. prevents Pneumonia.
At druggists or sent prepaid; 25c., 5Oc
and Sl.00.
DIR. HUMPHREYS BOOK SENT FREE.
Humphreys Med. Co.. corner William
and John SITS, New York. BE sure to get
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19

Mr. T. A. Dixon. 80 east Tenth street Kansas city,
Mo editor Missouri Department. "Spng Of Myrtle
i'm n recent letter TO- Dr. Hartman, says. Permit me-
10 express toyou my appreciation of the benefits ''l
7 have derived from using Pe-ru-na in my family
being man of limited means have had 10 De
careful not to spend any more money than was nee
essary on Doctor Luls Some two years ago began
using Pe-ru-na i'm my family as family doctor ana
have been highly pleased with the result
"NIy wife has used it for cataTh and experience
great relief My lltie girl has been sick number OF
times and when We used your medicine IL proven !"
slider IL q very valuable medicine.
.speaking from personal observation oons'as'
ii.,. very man who desires 90 relieve suffering, ana
81 the same time save money, should inVesis"'e inc
real merits.pf your Pe-ru-na and other medicines
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19

other list Of twenty-six. and on March
5th another list OF twenty-five. The fol-
lowing new subscribers have been added
since March 5th:
Rates in Richmond and Manchester:
Business .......... ...-.......S-.YD
Residence ............ .-......Sl.5O
BICYCLES AND REPAIRS.
lSO4-Quisenberry. Il. \.
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
l7Sj-Bonitz, Mac G.. a.
DRUGGIST.
l7s2-RichardsOn. ". W.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
l7S6-Elsom. r. W.
FEED DEALER.
lS2i-Chenery. r. l..
LUNCH ROOM
1SOS-Jnique Lunch Room.
MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE.
2l4s-Richmond WOOD Working Co.
PHYSICIANS.
1Sl0-Rucker. Or. +. T.
lSl5-MOrris, Dr. Dorsey l..
PLUMBER.
506-Cofer. y. Z.
PRODUCE MERCHANTS.
l7si-Satterfeld q Co.
REAL ESTATE.
l7sS-Wortham & Co. 7. NJ
RESIDENCES.
2i44-McClay. A. W.
g45-I.ivesay. Mrs. John X.
i7S7-Conrad. +. Z.
lS0l-Ryan. +. J.
2l4s-Anderson, n. ;
l7S9-Campbell, w. l..
lS02-Honman, Mrs y. l..
iS03-Jackson Kate d.
iS05-Nigh. Miss Ola Lola
issl-Poindextcr. Il. W.
2il2-Ryland. Jr., josiah
TAILORING.
lseo-Rinearsor, A. J.
TOBACCO DEALER
fcn7-T'h ornton a Co.
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sTAUNTON. VA, March ls-Rev. J.
NJ Frost. y. D.. OF Nashville. Tenn.
Secretary Of the sunday School Board Of
the Southern Baptist Convention. IS very
an here az the home u his Lrother-in-
law. Mr.. NJ. n. Bradley.
DR.. Frost IS a distinguished nan in tho
southern BAPTIST church. His trouble
becan last Sunday with grip. There are
,a,r combinations.
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To Be Given Away
Absolutely Without Charge, at
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
1907 E. Main ST.,

Beginning Oh Monday, March
goth, and continuing one week,
Free Treatment of the remedy
will also be given.
This is not a newspaper distrl-
button controlled by the manufac-
turer, but an honest test conduct
ed by a reputable druggist.
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e.. n
ing you that Peru
ma had completely
cured the bronch
it's with which !
had been afflicted
for some time. a
short time after !
ceased taking the
Pe-ru-na / had a
slight attack Of the
bronchial cough. l
Immediately % % k
one bottle of Peru
ma. which stopped
% After that [ fOJlS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19
HUI M PHREYS

Railcv. Secretary Joseph =. Brown.
Treasurer and Chaplain, Rev. j. T. O Fer
rail-. screcant-at-Arms John Mcnamara;
Trustoss y. J. Francis T.. II. Wells. and
James Harrigan investigating Commit
Tee. Charles a. Bass, NJ. j. Riley, and
Y y Murray
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19

there ls no uD"v'
whatever that IL
was a genuine case
of consumption OF
the lungs. 1 had
hemorrhases from
the lungs for six
months. 1 paid the
doctors $3.50 and
then they told me
they could not cure
me-that 1 was IN
scurable. / had be-
come so weak that
v. confined 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19

The case Of Louis Elams administrator
against the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Company. which has been on trial
for several days in the Law and Equity
Court. was givcl to the jury yesterday
afternoon. They were unable to agree
ana were adjourned until 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
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OBITUARY..

Hen-y Stewart Ca'dner.
Mr.. Henry Stewart Gardner died yes
terday morning IL 1910 clock az the
home OF his broiher-n.law, Mr.. 7. Craw-
ford Redo. Barton Heights. in the twen-
tleth year OF his age.
He was III for long time and there
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19

friends had given me mp. Some one. how
ever. who had tried Pe-ru-na. advised mo
10 use d. As last hope. | bought a bot
tie. and. finding Immediate relief from rs
use. continued taking H. My cough lert
me and had no more hemorrha8es ana
am as well now as J ever was ia my
lie thankfully attribute my present
good health. and. in fact. my living az
nm. 90 the good effects OF Pe-ru-na.'
Address The Po-ru-na Drug Manufac-
turing Company. Columbus, Ohio, for
free catarrh book.
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year ago l con
tracted n violent
cold. which settled
on my lungs and
for. four months I
ran down rapidly.
coughing up guam
titles OF bloody mu-
Gus, and frequent
qucntly htmor-
rhages from the
lungs. ] was ON the
verge Of the grave.
a. IHnaN.nrI md
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COURTESlES EXCHANGED.
The Cruiser Ra'e gh and the SPANS"
IIaoship Mutually Saluted

GIBRALTAR. March 1S--As the United
states cruiser Raleigh sailed rom .i nelg
for New York this afternoon. nome "diu
h,,rI from Manila 90 be- put out ol COM
mission. She hoisted the spanish elsisn
and fred salute while passing me span
ish squadron. commanded by Adnlll..'
Camara. of Algeciras. Ine Si,ai,,.,,nd ', ~
.,,,a.ri,,n en-ign and returned tie salute.
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Ia grippe, which had four succ .'.s y,
winters. Although I had cough with d..
I had not a symptom Of the o ,i 1
cough which had always troubled me le
before. / heartily recommend fe-l"-'''
as a cure for bronchitis. ..
Mrs. Mary Fritz. Berwick MO- say =,
II was a victim Of consumption a l,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19
SOUTH SWEPT BY
TERRIBLE STORMS
five were killed in one family. Telegraph
wires are Frustrated

NINE IN ONE HOUSE.
BIRMINGHAM ALA, March S.-Ad-
vices reaching here late tonight moi
cate that 4 great storm passed over Gle
burn county. devastating a large section.
II is reported that ten people nave so
far been killed. Nine of them I'm the
family Of man named Coffee.
telegraph communication is mcagro
and nothing definite can be obtained
A passenger on the Southern train
which left Atlanta al i. NJ, confirms
the news OF the cyclone. 10 was told
him by citizens OF Edwardsville. IL is
said o. house near there I'm which twelve
persons lived was wrecked and nine out
of the twelve killed
Another passenger said he had heard
that seven more were killed near Heflin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Sunday. March 10, 1899.
-
Monday, March 20. 1899.
roRr 81 RIcHMoNp. March Is. $50

IOlNI ifN NNAAAl-hb-Nl'f @hhA III 10 low
ARRIVED.
Steamer Winyah. Simmons. merchandise
and passengers. Clyde Line for Philadel-
phia. -,.
disc and passengers. virginia Navigation
rnr-uanv Norfolk
Schooner Annie Ainshe, Strout, New
York coal Warner Moore.
Schooner r.. G. Lister. Robinson. Barren
Island. cuano, Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Company.
Steamer Alhemarle Glover. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion
ss,tse,r,eTi1 Co,nnanv Norfolk
barge Provost, Philadelphia, wood and
ties.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, March IS '99.
ARRIVED
Barge KnickerbOcker, Boston
Barge West Virginia. New YORK
Schooner Nelson T.. Newbury New
York
steamer Kanawha. Liverpool.
Steamer Vienna. New orleans
SAILED
Barge Carbon. Providence.
Steamer white Jacket Cork.
Steamer Strathclyde. ROTTERDAM.
Steamer Collegian, Liverpool
PORT or WEST POINT. March IS, 1899
ARRIVED
Steamship Accomac, Thompson. Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Accomac Thompson. Nor
FOLK. passengers and general cargo.
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Peru-na DugN fg Co.
Pruna tonic It's repu-
taton as cure been used by number OF peo
ni+, ,ho ,or, hest results Very truly G. w.
of United States suffering from ca
tar I'm some degree phase the land entirely free
this either catarrh
some other "rh catarh rapidly on
rational ourr in the and nnnes
anu ouront person may happen facts comes the
encouraging news that catarh Cures permanently cures
or,dtatn entirely from internal systemic REM
DIV reaching the disease arh Of the head ungS
.h u,er Kidneys ca,arrh Of the body
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19
LECTURE ON MANILA.
Frank Il. Robertson 10 Appear Here
Next Thursday.

Frank r. Robertson. the noted traveller
and lecturer. who has just returned from
Manila, will appear before the Richmond
Lyceum next Thursday night and deliver
his celebrated lecture on Manila and the
Philippines" Mr.. Robertson has had ex-
ceptional advantages for gathering in
formation about the new acquisitions.
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the bed Ny husband went 10 town anu
90, a hottie Of Pe-ru-na and u dld me 80
much good that he got six more anu =
Too, them according TO directions ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19

Mr. O. p. Perry, Of Atchison. KAN
saye. 81 wrote YOU some time ago tell
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Observation-Disclosures, EAND
ut,T1-GRAPH COMPANY

On sunday January
-. 1889, the Southern
zen Telephone a. Zee
graph Company pub
AaleG "a lass gi thirty
two new subscribers
added 10 their ExchanH e
since the issue OF their
Decembor Directory.
ION January they pub
lished a list of sixteen,
on EahTmlrN nflh an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19
CHILD
SWALLOWED LYE.
Infant Daughter Of Mr.. Ben' P. Owen
Painfully Burned.
WAS ATTENDED BY DR., INGRAM.
Manchester's Bad Negro Was Arrested
for Assaulting a White Woman.
City Democratic Committee To
Mect-Othcr News Items.
WAS ATTENDED BY DR.. INGRAM

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times
lll2 Hun street, Beatus- BLOCK
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Hair Goods Department.

viii restore gray hair TO IT'S orig
inal color, promote q new and
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-04-06
HOW BYRON PROPOSED.

Byron's proposal to his wife, Miss
Milbanke, was made after sordid dis
cussion and study and lacked all i'm
pulse. Lady Melbourne, who stood in
his confidence, observing how cherries
and unsettled his mind and prospects
were, strenuously advised him TO mar
ry. She suggested certain lady, but
Lord Byron fancied the idea of marry
ing Miss Milbanke.
mo-" said Lady Melbourne; "Miss
Milbanke will not suit you. In the first
place, she has no fortune now, and you
want money Immediately. In the next
place, you want a person who will have
great admiration for your genius; she
has too great an admiration for her.
SELF"
"Well," said Byron, las you please. -
And, sitting down, he wrote letter
to the lady recommended by Lady Mel
bourne. He received a refusal.
"Now, you see, F" said he, "Miss Mil
banke is TO be the person after all. /
will write to her"
AS soon as he had finished, his friend,
still demonstrating, read the note and
observed: "Well, really, this is very
pretty letter. 1t is pity it should
not CO."
Then 1t shall go, exclaimed Byron,
and, so saying, he sealed and sent the
fat of his unhappy fate.