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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01

q motherless child the youngest OF
twenty-five children.
The stern Law Giver was overcome
with emotion and wept c0plousiy' Du'
duty Is always first with Justice John.
The woman stood there with one eye
black and the other swollen. and TWO
cuts on her emaciated brow. Bob said
he didn't and Carrie said he did.
Seeing Is believing, and Bob was nned
so and costs Carrie sadly saw MN
turn penward. and with a VOW that she
would get the money. shot out OF court
as true as the needle 10 the pole.
A COSTLY RIDE
Eddie Jones Is also colored, and took
q unioue way of getting into trouble and
was given severe punishment. but u
might have been worse for Eddie. TOO.
Mr. "a. A. Finke was driving buggy
and his little sister. Mamie Finke, was
driving a surry some distance behind.
Mr. Finke kept his eye on the child &C.
casi0ually. and once when ne loo~el
back saw a negro run into the street ana
start 90 Jump I'm the surry with the chlld.
lIe yelled at the negro and ordered
him away. and the negro cursed him.
The little Sirl was frightened In court
and cried when asked TO testify
going TO ride with her. and was standing
ON the step when her brother stopped
him.
Eddie Jones was fined $40 and sent 90
Jail for u months I'm default OF 5000 bail.
Mr. John j. Walsh was charged win
creating a disturbance in Ford Hotel
and abusing the officers at the Second
Station. and with contempt Of court IN
NOT obpving the summons.
No witnesses appeared against Mr.
Walsh and he pleaded guilty 10 the
charge and asked the court 10 dispose
of the case. Justice John demurred. say
ing that he did not know the circum-
stances whether he was just drunk, or
very drunk. or billing drunk. Mr..
walsh said there was no doubt about
that part Of il. That he was billing
drunk. but had no recollection Of the
balance Of f., and was now very sorry.
He was fined $3.50 on each charge.
A number of small cases were DIS
missed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
MARRIED AT HOME.
Mr.. Edward Cain aud Miss Annie
Louise Alexander United.

Mr.. Edward Cain and Miss Annie
Louise Alexander. both OF this city. were
quietly married at the home OF the brides
mother, Mrs Kate Alexander 100 north
First street. at 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing.
Only the near relatives Of the contract
4 ing parties were present owing to the
serious illness OF the brides sister at Hin
ton, W. Va.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
r. r. Tiemey. OF the Cathedral Messrs.
Thomas Alexander. brother OF the bride.
and j. \. V. Golden were the only al
tendants
Father Tierney addressed the couple
briefly and wished them much happiness.
The bride was Handsomely atured In
a tabernacle suit OF gray and carried
brides roses. After the ceremony the
guests retired 10 the reception room and
narto-ok Of refreshments.
Mrs cain is a demi-blorde very attrac-
tive and possessed Of the qualifications that
60 10 make up the southern CIR. being
10th clever and bright Mr.. Cain Is
retired merchant. sociabis and popular,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01

Yesterday morning between 3 and .
O'Clock thieves entered the residence OF
Mr.. Percy Montague. al rs east Grace
street. through the front parior windo~'
which had been 'oft unfastened, and took
a good many things
Miss Inez Montague lost her pocket
book. with a good deal ~ money. and
about nine or ten stick pins. some q
which can not be replaced.
Mr.. ". r. Read. who also lives IN the
house. lost his watch The police wero
AZ once notified. The servant discovered
the window open. and after inqunins II
Il was closed the night before. and found
Il was a search was made and the thinss
found missing None ~ the table silver
or silver service was missed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
SQUIRREL BIT HIM.
DIR. Hoge's Little Son Paid Dearly for
Catching Him.

Rev Dr Peyton j. Hoge. formerly Of
wilmington y. c.. and SO well known i'm
Richmond. where he has often preached,
Is spending a few days with Rev. Or.
James p. Smith. at the Union Theological
Seminary. before taking charge of War
ren Memorial Presbyterian church. in
Louisville. Ky. TO which pastorate be was
recently called.
Lr. Hose viii be here for several days
vet. He IS engaged iu writing the last
few chapters OF bis book on the LAfe OF
Rev. Dr. Moses ID. Hose. his uncle. This
worl, he aspects TO have completed with.
I'm the next week, after which ne viii go
TO Louisville.
DIT. Hoge is accompanied by his wife
and little son. Peyton n. Hoge Jr, who
are stopping at the Mt Vernon.
Young Hogo was much interested I'm the
SQUIRRELS I'm the Capitol Square yesterday,
>and declared to a little friend Of his that
he could catch one of the Dummies lie
succeeded IN Goins so. but the squirrel
bit an ugly place on his hand. which had
20 he cauterized The wound was painful
but not sericus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
Wants His Grand-UncIc.

Mayor Taylor is I'm receipt Of letter
from william John Barry, Roseviie Cot
tage. GARDENERS Hiil. Cork. Ireland, max
Ing inquiries with regard to his grand
uncle. John Barry formerly OF Boily-
butler. Middleton county Cork.
John Barry. the writer says. left IRELAND
when a young man and settled I'm the
United States. lie was I'm the civil war
and it Is thought was connected with
some Virginia regiment. Barry married
"A Kilkenny Ireland woman. who. with
her two children. a boy and a girl are
buried I'm Richmond He visited Ireland
after the war and tried 20 induce his sister
TO return with him 10 Richmond lie
spoke Of entering some home, perhaps
one for veterans.
The writer says his grandmother IS yety
Old and is anxious to see the missing man
before she dies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
To the Xirsinin ConGerence.

Rev. Dr. 5. \. steel. who IS very we'll
known here having been stationed AZ
Broad Street Methodist church several
years ago where ne was most popular
has been transferred from the Tennessee
Conference 20 that Of Virginia.
For some time Dr. Steel has been To-
Gated at a charge I'm Nashville He is sec
rotary OF the Epworth League OF the
Southern Methodist church and editor OF
the Epworth League Era.
Or. Steel has not been appointed 20 any
special church but has been transferred
without appointment until the Virginia
Conference meets in November. He then
may De assigned 20 some church by the
Bishop presiding over the conference.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
COMING TOURNAMENT.
The Events Of October ftth and 18th
Being Busily Prepared For,

Being BusiIy Prepared For,
The Old Dominion Tournament and
Fair Association has taken Offices in
The Times building and a large clerical
force IS now at work under the supervis-
ion OF Secretary w. j. Carter. corres-
pondlng with the knights who propose
taking part IN the tournament On tho
1fth OF October and with the horse own
ers. who viii enter runners In The races
on the 18TH
Mr.. lee Todd. who f. travelling through
the State IN the interest Of the assoCia-
ton reports that in the country dis
tricts considerable enthusiasm Is mani
Tested. and that at least 100 plumed
knights viii De here 20 try for the rings
II IS proposed to hold the tournament
on tho race course az the Exposition
ground and in a few days contracts VIII
be let for the erection OF a spacious grand
stand TO accommodate the large lc"c
which IS expected from all over the
state
The prizes offered oy the association
are such as will place The Knights on
their mettle. and cause them 20 display
more interest than has been manifested
I'm q tournament in Virginia m many
years The first prize is a fine run-aoout
rubber-tired buggy. being huit Tor the
association by d A. Ainslie x Bro.
the second prize IS a dne riding horse
and stceple chaser. and the third prize
is SO in gold. while the Fourth and hfth
prizes WIFI be wreaths for presentation
10 their lady loves by the knights The
winner OF the first prize has the honor
OF crownng the queen Of theAday at a
ball 20 be given at nigh,
The purses I'm the running races VIII
be large and already many horses have
entered for the events.
The railroads VIII place on sale tickets
from an points I'm Virginia and North
Carolina at one fare for the round trip
for the two days. and the hotels Of
Richmond will give specially low rates
to all visitors from the country
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
Observation-Disclosures
a Combination of Beverage
With Food.

coffee in itself contains no nourish-
ment we all know. but when two Tea
spoons OF Grape-Nuts food are added 10
cup Of coffee. a new favor is found
and the best OF nourishing food obtained.
II is a novel experience IN food and
drink and worth trying. People who can
not digest coffee will find Postum Cereal
Coffee. when properly boiled d charming
beverage with cofiee taste and color. hut
with great food value, being IN reality a
food drink. GrapeNuts stirred into hot
Postum gives one an ideal consultation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
The Purposes of the Agency arc Fully
Set Forth.

The Purposes of the Agency arc Fully
Set Forth.
The Girls Employment Bureau OF the
Young Mems Business Association Of
Richmond is supposed by many 10 be the
same as q labor agency.
4 number Of persons who desire Wh'te
servants have applied To- Mr.. J.. W. Buy
We'll the manager of the bureau, FOR
cooks. house-girls and other domestic help.
This is entirely erroneous, as the OBJ
iect of this movement is mainly 10 Sc
cure labor for the factories of Richmond
and Virginia. This kind Of labor is very
scarce i'm Richmond and the demand Is
great. If the girls who are willing 10
work were abundant in the city and state
northern capital would be attracted ly
the others advantages Of RI hmond and
ney enterurises Of this kind would be
al once commenced here.
II has been published that the bureau
was endeayoring to got girls for the Rich
mond and Manchester factories exclusive
lv This was a mistake and the bureau
wishes Il understood that the factories Of
any other city or part of the state are not
excluded from this call
great number Of ladies have been
received from an over the state and Mr..
Rurweu is greatly encouraged. Recently
the bureau advertised for 100 young
Indies from the country districts Of Viz
einia who wished employment I'm fac
tories and the answers received up TO
date are most encouraging.
Efforts are being made by the Bureau
TO secure board for the girls al s. per
week I'm good localities, and this also
has met with success.
The girls are paid s. per week while
they are learning 10 run the machines.
and after this they get from 81 10 s
and even as high as $ and $40 per week.
In this way the girls viii be able 20
board them selves until they have learn
ed the business, and then they can save
some money besides.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
X andOL Dining Cars.

The names of a number OF the dining
cars on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
are 10 be changed. Hitherto. with sew
eral exceptions. however, Roman gener-
ais were complimented. but the manage
ment has decided 20 give some free ad-
yertising 10 the prominent hotels along
the line When all the changes are made
the l3 diners will be known as follows.
waldorf Astoria, Savoy, Netherlands,
Manhattan. Imperial. Raleigh Walton,
Holland. Carro,lion. Brunswick, Massa-
soft and Brevcort.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
Capitol square Offices

Hon. Joseph r. Lawless. secretary Il
tho Commonwealth. IS absent from his
Office on account of sickness.
Mr.. G.. W. Kolner. Commissioners 81 Az
ricluture has received an invitation 70 at
tend Convention OF the Comm ssioners az
Agriculture OF the Southern states % DO
held in New Orleans on the 2oth OF Sep
TENDER
can't s =. Miller Secretary OF State
BOARD OF Fisheries. was az the Auditors
office yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01

20 years. sss. ss4 "a 10 the stockholders OF
stock OF the Atlantic and Danville. and
10 also pay 70 these whenever a dividend
IS declared by the Southern upon It's
sieOoD.ooo. Ms-l2Oo0 OF the dividend then
paid.
The southerns newly acquired line ex
tends from Portsmouth, Va, TO Danviile.
Va. al miles. with a branch line from
Emporla. Va, 10 Fairmont, n. C., %
miles ding
The deal is regarded az being esp'c-
tally advantageous, as the Southern &c
cures a line into Norfolk which will en-
able It to escape paying neavy traEsge,
as # al present pays.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
YOUNG SOLDIERS.
New and Old Cadets Return To the
VIRGINIA Military institute.


The next session OF the Virginia Mill
tary Institute VIII commence on the Gth
Of September. but the new cadets viii
report for duty to-day and their mil
itary career will begin az this time a
they will be assigned TO squad drill
Quite a number Of new cadets from
Richmond left for the institute yesterday
morning and quite a crowd OF their
friends were az the q. and o. depot T.
see them OF, including many o. the old
cadets. who will return 10 the Institute
about the 9Th OF the month.
Among the new cadets, who left THIS
morning is Dir. Bradley Johnson, a
grandson of Gen. Bradley T. Johnson.
Cadet Corp0rals Robert NJ August and
VIM. =. Upshur. OF Richmond. who have
been assigned 10 the duty Of drilling tho
new cadets returned 10 the institute yes
terday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
REDUCED RATES
To Philadelphia. Pa. Via TX IT, anu
and Penn. II. X. Account OF L. n IL.
National Encampment.

For this occasion the Richmond Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
panv will sell special ir0n-clad signature
tickets from Richmond TO Philadelphia
and return at the one fare rate OF S'aO
for the round trip Tickets to be sold
September % to jth inclusive. good going
only on date Of sale. and 20 return until
September Y, 1899. except. that upon de-
post Of ticket with the Joint Agent at
Philadelphia between September SIN and
9th inclusive. and payment OF Soc the
final limit may be extended 10 September
20 1Sqq Stop-over will be allowed az Bal
timore or Washington within limit in
either direction. by depositing tickets
with Ticket Agents p. X. r., upon ar
rival at these points.
Apply 10 Ticket Agent. Byrd street sta
ton. Richmond Transfer Company, sl5
east Main street. or
". p. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
ThoNpW Rabbi,

Rev. Z. y. Calisch will leave this
morning for Norfolk. where ne VIII
install into Office Rev. ;. r. Cohen. the
newly elected rabbi Of the Norfolk Con-
oregation. Rev Mr. Cohen is a gradu
ote of 1850 of the Hebrew Union College
of Cincinnati. This is his maiden charge.
DR.. causch will return TO Richmond on
Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
Casio L. = "a.
, The Kind You Haze llsaG Buggh.
'ls. {, LT1hAZzz6I
G.. AR, PHILADELPHIA. PA, SEP
TENfRIR 4 @. 90

The Lambs OF Post 81, G. a. r., Of
Philadelphia, are making extensive pre-
parations TO receive the veterans OF Lee
and Pickett Camps. Phil kearny Post
and friends OF these respective organiza-
lions on their arrival IN Philadelphia on
Sunday next. a committee or the
LAMBS" will be on hand 10 meet their
Richmond guests, VINO ieaNe mere VIA
VorL river route tomorrow afternoon
and take charge Of them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01

The funeral Of Mrs. Mollie ]. Rahen
will take place from ST. Patricks church
this morning at $3.50 O'Clock
The following friends Of the family
win act as pall-bearers: 7. H. Donanoe.
John Mckinley John r. Nagle, James
Black. James. Grady. Charles Scnuf.
Charles Mettert, and Michael O'Donneh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
Many Years Wooded.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Straus' OF
S2i west Grace street. VIII be az nome 70
,ne,r friends tomorrow evening, Sep'ein-
her "a the event being the twenty-afth
Anniversary Of their marriage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
RECEIVED COMMISSIONS.
Capt. II. J.. Masurier is Appointed a
First Lieutenant.

The officers from Virginia for the new
regiments have received their commits
sions Caltain r. lie Masurier Of this
city. who commanded Company NJ. Third
Regiment. IN the spanish American war
has been assigned to the Forty-third regi-
meat as first Lieutenant.
Captain Masurier VII leave before long
10 join his command. lie IS an excellent
officer and will no doubt force his wa
up higher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
Golden Wedding.

DR.. and Mrs. j. W. Bryant celebrated
their golden wedding Wednesday July
2oth There was a reunion Of all iheir
children. and they were kindly remem-
bered by each one Of them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
observation-disclosures.

Mr.. c. W. Straworidge and Miss
Blanche Borross were married on August
I'D, by Rev. Preston Nash, at the homo
Of the minister. No. &l2 east Grace street.
The wedding took place at $50 p. NJ.
only Mrs. Nash and friend Of the
groom were present. and as soon "a the
ceremony was performed the couple left
the city on a short trip North. They are
both OF Richmond. and will make this
their future home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01

and until recently in the feed and grocery
business.
Mr.. and Mrs Cain LEFT on the chesa-
peake and Ohio 2:l5 train Tor Hinton and
the mountains OF virginia Ihey Will re-
turn in ten days and make Barton Heights
their home.
They were the recipients OF many costly
and useful presents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
ST - IA la.
,a 1IAs Kad You hsie iHsYs Bought
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EVERY BOTTLE

Dr pavids chill Tonic is guaranteed to
cure 6 case OF chilis II ii does not cure
Won, when the directions are strictly fol-
loved ,,1ir money win be refunded. II
&c as nIeosnnt 20 the taste as lemon
svrnn and as a Chill cure It is unsur-
,,assed II IS also a fine tonic for building
up the system.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
Meteorological Report.

Below win be found a record or me
rainfall during the month, as well as the
daily and mean temperatures
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-01
Elatsd OHesrs

The Foreman Shoe Company Al
o. ya-tzzti11 formed here for the
purpose Of speratiu. q first
class shs= store, on a capital s'
$1,000 Eith 5000 paid i1- net
yesterday for III. psrpSss Of organ
nag and electiEg gEcsrs Nr. 3
.M Foreman was MADE pres 5elt
IL A S-aic.sr, vice president.
r -5zI Moore, secretary and Oscar
H.h, treasurer.
Messrs Foreman and Higa have
j1st returned from the East and
Hhle absent they met several rep
rfssntat.ves Of the .zrges, shoe
manufacturing co1cerrs ia II.
Clited States and bought from
their sample. They will open bl
the 18th Of the present month q
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-01

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-01

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-01

Trainmaster Kre.s came 20 the
city this morning 20 s-e hoE biz
ves,iblled tain looked, ss bis city
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tain % this hind Mr. Krrss VII
figure aroBrd and have a yesti-
ouled service over toward Com.
meree before be is loug iu the ser
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-01

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-01

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-01

we bad a cal from Nr C5rueax
Bsheuua, press manager OF the
scalchi Operatit Company this
morning This company viii be
With us next wednesday evening
Tais company has been here before
and our musical lOyi1g citizens we're
loud 10 the praise or the company,
and We predict a good house for
them on their return here
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-01

Tomorrow night the celebrated
actress, Marie Wainwright will be
at the opera house, and our people
should see that no frost is allow.
ed 20 CONCEAL on the radiators
She IS truly a great actress and
those who stay away viii miss the
theatrical treat Of their lives The
opera house will be heated and
extra pains will be taken to make
the patrons Comfortable.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-01

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-01

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-01

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-01

The a5sentses Of the Pad Arsan-
.7s regiment, campsd al Asnist01t
Ala, are ordered to report imue-
iiate.y, 20 be mustered out. II
;hry 90 not report they viii forfeit
their pay and b. placed upon the
rolls as dessrter.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-01

The plumber is the most looked
for man 10 the city today. Hob
son-Why Hobson would not be
noticed today.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-01

Fine line Of sterling silver novel
ties, such as hair brushes combs.
clothes brushes, manicure sets, puf
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-01

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-01

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-01

Mr Walter Chance Of the B.ue-
field hotel has a bad hand on ac-
count Of a mashed finger I is
feared that blood poison has set 10.