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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

Do some parts Of The Northern Me- K
tfo politicians are afraid to -he iho
masses ot the people 900 opportunity ID
express themselves. They have de.feet
tlat de'crate- shall ne elected 200 COURT
house meetings. and NOT In districts DIP
pr.mariCs. They know ,hat 81 the people
we've given "a free expire .on. Tyler %
chances in the Northern Neck would Doe
Slim
$50 90 gain their points and squoich the
people they propose eicctine delegates fro
manner that win admit of a few leaders
controlling things. and. if necessary. take
nc suan luiement upon them. They aye
and "a viii n0t be long before the people
WIFI cast these leaders d0wn.-Vrginia
Citizen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
RACE TO CHURCH.
DIR. Rroughton Takes an Automobile
and sankey the 81" Road.

DIR. Proughton Takes an Automobile
and sankey the ~" Road.
The Rev Dr. len C. Brouehton, who
is pastor of "a church IN Atlanta, Ca, was
due at q quarter % eight o'clock last
evening in The Hanson place Baptist
church Brooklyn % conduct the service.
He was u0. there. and che congregation
which filled the church waited for him.
AZ tte minutes licked away and there
was no sign OF the minister. the deac0ns
became uneasy and a. eight o'clock an
hnpromptu prayer service was started.
Ii was proceeding smoothly. but every
one was wondering what had become OF
dr. in0ughton when az quarter after
eight O'Clock. ire -. Sankey arrived with
AN explanation of the Atlanta diyinc's ab.
sence. Il turned out that Mr. sankev
and DR. Brouehton had had what
amounted to race % the church. The
Doctor had taken an automobile and the
Evangelist had trusted himself 10 81"
road and trolley.
Mr.. Sankey was not expected by the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

IL has been numcrously stated that the
devn Is loose in Danvllc. ana mp so the
hour OF going to press thc police force has
failed 20 deliver his Satanic Majesty 10
headquarters. Accordingly. IL would seem
That he s. evading The law. ana in order
to sesisf in running him down The Bee
Offers reward OF ten thousand dollars f1r
him-dead or live. Now, ict every man
do MS duty. II the devl Is az large In
MS town. a. has been 0Denix charged.
there r. a chance for some one TO make
ten fhousand dollars aad make Il quick
Catch him. Kun him down.-Danvluo
Lea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains of disease ls the worst form
of slavery. Ge0ree ID. Williams of Mon-
chester Mch.. tells how such slave was
made free lie Says My wife has been
so helpless for five years that she could
not turn over i'm bed alone. After using
two bottles of Electric Bitters. she IS
wonderfully improved and able 90 do her
own work. This supreme remedy for Zee
male diseases quickly cures nervousness,
efcap'cs-ness melancholy. headache.
backache. fa'nting and dizzy spells. This
miracle working medicine is a God-
send TO we8k slcNy rundown people.
Every bottle guaranteed. only 90 cents.
sold boy owens d. Minor Drug Company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
rrs,tarCK,e ,rON NI,rV.r

Was the result of bis splendid health. In
d0mitable Will and tremendous energy are
no. found whore stomach, Livcr. Kidneys
AND Bowels ave out OF order. NJ YOU
want these qualities and the success they
bring use Dr. King New Life Pills
They develop every power OF brain and
body. only 2'e.s a. Owens and Minor
Dive COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

Justice Lewis. OF Henrico. had G. y.
etoses before him yesterday on the cha-ga
or r'oine drunk ANA cursing his wife. Hc
WAS required 20 give $50 security Tor h.s
cod behavior for the perol Of IA e.
months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
Subscription Lists Open Aug. !, 80,
At BANKING HOUSE Or
Wyndham Boiling, 1918 {. Moia ST..
AND OFFICE or
A. D. Crutchfeld, SOB /. Main St.

The Terms OF subscription are:
First-That each subscription snail he
accompanied By cash or certified check
for twenty 90 per cent. OF the race
thereof and that the residue shall be
payable in installmcnts OF twenty 90
per cent. on thirty CO days written or
published notice.
Second That all checks and cash be
payable 20 Wyndham Boiling. who has
been authorized 10 ne elFe anu receipt for
al money paid on account of The stock
IN question and to hold the same subject
only 10 the order or - Newport News
Abaut0ir Company.
Third.-That subscription 20 said pre-
ferred stoc,. shall close al % clock p 81
August 81 1870 and in the event n said
amount OF stock being over-spbscrbed
previous 10 that date. me right Is re-
served 10 return any money remitted az
advanced payment on said preferred
r.0ck. and 10 allot % subscribers a less
amount thau that named IN their sub
For further particulars call or address
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
Mrs. Reauchamp III.

Rov W. =. Beauchamp. pastor or 81.
James NJ. T.. church. left for Whining
ton. Del. yesterday afternoon. where be
was summoned by te.esram announc-
ing the critical illness OF his mother
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
CITY COUNCIL
OF MANCHESTER
Several Committee Recommendations
Were Adopted.
HON. w. A. JONES TO SPEAK.
He VIII Address the Citizens Of Man
chester Tomorrow Night-Other
News Of Interest from The
SOuthsidc.
HON. W. A. JONES TO SPEAK.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
I1l2 lfuIl street. Hcatic BLOCK


Those present we've Acssrs 0iiren'
Morton. Bradley Ncal. ABBOTT Green.
Hart. Pafram Jones and Nunnlly, anu
Mr. " Hay Garnet represented the CITY
Attorney.
The Lands and Buildings Committee
recommended that the petition oi tne
Richmond W0odworks Company in ie'e.
enee to closing Green street oe granted
which was done.
the street Committee recommended
that Second street from irN Co S.o'N .,"
street be paved at O. cos, OF all'" iAi7
was ecrecd to. .,
A communication from ihe Central
Nf.ihod.sf church. oncrins ts building iar
school Cd office uses was laid ON tne
the table
The Council then adjourned
HON. Vs. a. JOINS COMING
Hon. VIM A. Jones ssh. speak .n Man
chester tomorrow night He 20 Hsmned
his intention in clmmuni alton ,' -ii
Augustine Royal yesterday morning I'D
reply TO request tfom that gentleman
ana number ol other admirers
ar Jones VIII come TO Manchester no
great Inconvenience To- himself ilc VIII
come directly from Washington.
The speaking VIII tako place in Leader
Hail Those who have The matter
charge hope That Dee distngu SGD ais
or may Doe greeted by % large audience.
Sc is a brilliant speaker and logical
r.ae0ner and there g. hardly d0u0. .E1t
ha wnl Doe heartily welcomed io M'ncles-
ter
Friends OF both the candidate fog the
United states Senate are anxious to bear
ar Jones. ana many expires ions oI n.
fra hopn boon heard since Mr J'u. has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SEA
SHORE EXCURSIONS

Railroad $3.50 Hound "Trip From
Richmond.
For all Pennsylvania railroad trains
leaving Washington Fridays and Satur-
DAYS. continuing until September elh.
inclusive. special excursion tickets
to Atlantic city ocean City Sea
Isle city and Cape May viii be
Sold at S>5t from Richmond only ON thcsk
days Tickets good returning until and
intending Tuesday following the Friday
or Saturday for which sold.
Leave Richmond 1888 A. 81 and S:ij 4.
A.. ~ NJ. 140 u. NJ For further infor-
nation apply 20 Richmond Transfer
COMPANY. eR east Main street. Ticket
AGENT. Byrd-strect station. or
w. J.. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
uAAiBUHG srEAK. sc


'Oll MAY HLNl H SApLING but
rot DE ftee Wien di ease has become
chronic and deem. seated Il IS often difficult
60 cure Il. That Is the reason why II is
best 10 take Hoods Sarsaparilla when
% etaac nr0l shows itself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
National Bank Of Virginia
RICHMOND. VA.

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POslToEY.
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Private wires New York. Chicago .nd
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LEGAL NOIcts.
VrIeGfNIA-lN TuE CIRCUIT COURT
= on TIE COUNTY OH HhNt.Du,
rs VACATION. ON THE lolh DAY ID
M.gua...a CorKburn wife of James Cooke
burn alias James Ma Who sues If
Jacob fIllck. her u.Nt Ir.c.l. I.laiNl....
against
James coekburn alias James Mas. ....
'' is cHANtERY.
The object of thls sli, tl recover '.
D.
bonds III matrim9ny against ODD.
daut
And am affidavit having been mad. aai
Med thal the defendant James Io h..
alias JAMES Mays Is "a nIu.i.r ..U.I .t
the State off Nirg Gia. lf ls ordered ..|Hi
hc do appear h.re Within NlI.eu dalt
after the due publication 0l ihs of..i
aud a0 Wnal is necessary t1 project ~
Tcsle: JOHN = BRoADDUs
TO James Cockburn alias James Mays.
Take notice tnai shall. lu tnc -t.
DAY OH SEPTEMBER $780, Hf flH
0tfUn uf james Wi un a. sons, HOI. EDITORS.
ialkirk Scotland. proceed t1 take tNa
depo itnns ~ james -4t7 aai ..l.ia
aud ou the -HfH DAY Of SEPTEMBER.
$50 40 tuc offices of william II Sands.
binhmIrN, va. proceed lu fIkn IIn .U.-
s.tons sf Jacob franck end others. b.
tween fhe hours OF a. VI. and A. 81
Tho said dispositions under the above noe
ti.e axe to hc read Ina evidence iu mr he-
haf DO certain suit depending in ihf
Circuit Court in the county OF llenrIco.
Wherein 1 am plaintiff and you ares de.
PENDANT
n fr0m any cause The said deposition
bc not commenced on concluded on the
day named lhe taking of the same shall
be continued at the respective places and
between the Same hours from day 10 day
until the same shan have been completed.
MAipALENA COCKNrRN
BY Counsel
VIM. ~ sends
James wilson * Sons p. q. aux
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

cathsrtic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06

Blenheim kennels These she had remodeed anc
fitted with every possible m ,1f ,e pT Benhelm
two generations The Duchess picks out me hd pre
the palace and she always surrounded by four
Ave OF the LITTLE sn6 DdTme by Special maid
who attends only to them. Recently during rsr, a
can Duchess the royal lady was asked to take nes
pick of the spaniels. She chose ittie Great r
Prncsss named It Consueo at once and she carries
IL about with her continually Nearly an me sid d,h
their dogs. and the fashion win probably soon get
70 America and become fad IN New-S MdEo Dress
Ter has terrier which she, calls Paddy Gleason.
JTa Arthur Sd c6a ep ~ n @f ra The Little
Minister, and Julia Marowe has Boston terrier;
Mrs. Langtry's French poodles are world famous s
She sometimes brings one on the stage with her
dog dog; which cost $40 It was given to her and
prize winner at the last New-York dog show
dogs. but her special pet is a big st. Bernard May
Irwin loves dogs. and owns many among them
caaK st oT BERNARD W WORT 81 5S With pumy tail
Ike feather boa. and Jones, terrier. which has
country. Up to date his owner has paid out over
500 in rewards for his return. Meba has beauti-
~. Pomeranian dog, that carries the name OF
A new canine fad In London is the Chow Chow
"Chinese' ciordon's Chow dog was placed last
winter IN an orphanage in London, where he has
The Chow elbows serve many uses. Manchur!a
their native land they are bred and farmed for
their skins. ItNakes eight OF the dogs TO make one
good size carriage robe the value OF which would
be 81 o. Tho dogs are strangled TO death in mid
winter AT which time their fur is OF most value.
DOGS AS A FOOD
As food the little elbows a delicacy for both
high and low in China The tongue is considered
the most dainty portion while II is only the fore
legs and feet that fall TO the poor man In breed
ing Chow elbows it has been found a great variety
in color can be obtained There black, red blue.
yellow cream and white elbows. and elbows Of
mixed color. Chow color influenced by the
districts. the whites chiefly from the South.
the blacks from the North, while Of the blues there
Is mystic rumor Of large kennels in monasteries on
I the Tibetan frontier.
Among the chief supporters Of the breed are Lady
Granville Gordon Miss Armyne Gordon. Lady
Ayesford Mrs. j. V. Faber and the Marquis OF
Huntly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06

have taken cottages some Of whom are not al
together desirable They tell me also they are
going 10 hunt and play polo and that sort OF thing
is an innovation that we do not Ike. II introduces
an element that do not care about.
you know | really discovered the place orig
inaIlv We built the first cottage there. number
Of my friends followed my example. and up TO the
present time we have had most delightful ana
exclusive society.
shall call upon Mrs Go'ightly? most GER
tainly shall not-neither nor my daughters feel
that we can conscientiously visit her. l I'm sorry
for the poor woman. as she will probably fee.
very uncomfortable but she has brought 1t upon
herself number of US at a luncheon the other
day decided that under the circumstances We could
not think OF including her In our social NE
Mrs Goightly writes to one Of her intimates:
Puritan Beach. July -. 1903.
ny 4bis is nronably the dulest spot In America
cannot think what possessed me to give NJ dear
delightful Newport this summer and take "A house
here that one knows or cares to know an eminent,
the funny part % It all s. these people are actually
exclusive and have given decidedly the cold
be saved some embarrassment later on in Boston
for should not care to put them upon my vis''ihg
list
Jack Ilghficr IS here with his hounds and polo
ponies. ami = as unpopular as ! am so az tne
smartest 'ocial functions OF p1riah beach we
are both con"picuous by our absence
Isn't It funny, being ostracized by people who are
altogether out OF your set and VINO IN boston
you would not care TO meet?
WHERE WOMEN ARE IGNORANT
Wine is not supposed to come within a womans
province at all She is expected 10 sec 70 the din
ner the decorations and all other accessories. but
the head Of the house should be responsible for
the quality. tho quantity ard the correct serving
Of the wine. This IS as It should be. but not al
ways as It Is
American men especially are all too apt 10 leave
A,otS ~kN ~
extravagant about flowers and bonbons but never
in regard to the quality OF the beverages they
before their guests.
To the average woman sherry Is sherry and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06

claret Is claret and the cheaper she can get them
the better Indeed, in these latter days she ID app
to buy her wines at the same mammoth shop
where she purchases her drygoods. and perhaps
even at the bargain counter In the grocery depart
ment.
Wine should DO good-this is fundamental prin-
ciple. Whatever else Is inferior in quality the wine
should not suffer Really good wine is never what
Is called cheap. II has its intrinsic value as much
as old lace any other valuable commodity. and IT
Is not safe for q woman 10 try bargains. however
dear the idea may be TO the feminine mind.
II she must be the purveyor OF the cellar. IT Is
his price. once nee having found an honest man,
moreover let her stick TO him and have peace and
similar advantages TO her guests. Unless one T. a
nTsi rate Judge IN any line 1t Is pretty safe TO con
goods he deals In than his customers do, and for
mis- own credit Will do what Is best.
TO remember Is that wine Is bound either TO i'm
prove or deerorate. and that its keeping IL all i'm
sine qua non hot storeroom or a temperature
mat that wanders up and down the isothermal line is
| Another rule that few women seem to understand
Ss 81 e ON hot BE @ p s
means ne cork remains moist and the air is ex-
oos Of wn sap sh afp0 Should Ef the
yarably be stood up FOR twentycfour hours be-
Ths Latter is the next thing of great I'm
pour Wine steadily into s Se deeanpsr until
the bottle Is threequorters empty. Then pour the
reInaihoer Slowly INTO glass. stopping when II be-
gins In run the least cloudy. and give the rest to
the cook for her sauces. Many bottle OF good wine
| is spoiled by careless decanting and servants
| Another thing 1t Is well 10 remember r. that no
wine except sherry Is good after the second day
and the better the claret the suffers by ex
posure TO the atmosphere
There are any number Of minor rules that are
also well 10 remember. Good, dry Champagne
| should not be turned into sorbet by over Icing
| In warming caret the decanter should be OF the
same temperature as the wine. Port, every one
knows must positively not be shaken or left open
|
I'll treatment and even 1t 10 the better for ntelli-
] gent care.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
pJiyGROTND "D" TO CLOSE.

The hearts of the members OF Auxiliary d to the
Outdoor Recreation League are heavy within them
at the prospect OF having to give up the chdren's
free Fairgrounds at Ninety -nnth-st, near Column
bus-ave. These grounds. which are In the centre
OF the congested tenement house district OF the
upper West Side have been the Mecca toward
which the feet of ali the children OF the neghbor-
hood have turned nstInctively as flowers to the
sun.
THE first two weeks opened" said Mrs. Car
ence Burns. chairman OF the auxiliary. yesterday
TO Tribune reporter. 1--WE registered 100 children
while from two hundred to three hundred children
play there every day. Last year the Recreation
League furnished 500 toward the maintenance OF
the work; but this year they say they are unable
TO help US out, because they have no funds It
seems hard to give up this oasis. which means 80
much In the arid life OF city child In midsummer
but unless some way Is opened. It will have to be
done and tears stood In the big brown eyes OF the
plucky woman, who Is seldom daunted in carrying
out her plans for social betterment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06

nlled by n cat-back, II possibe-but even here the
faithful dog finds appreciation. Pug Peggy the
euphonious name Of Il rotund pug belonging to Cap
tain Sgsbee. While neither useful nor ornamental
she beloved by all. She would sit In the lap OF
commander or n lieutenant would permit a
caress by q mere ensign. but she drew the line at
any civilian who attempted famiaritles, or even a
sailor who should forget TO use her proper title
Dewcy's dog. reproduced I'm black china and sold
by all the street venders has become a thing to
swear by, and every broker on Change carries one
Of the lillputians In his pocket
FAvoRITE PETS
Nearly oil great have been lovers OF dogs
Gladstone was especially fond OF them and I'm the
little graveyard At Iawarden many heartfelt trib-
utes are paid TO the various household nets
Bismarck was never without or more huge
cross bred mastlffs his companions or guard
Probably the one 10 which he most attached
was Sultan who died 1t Varzin in 1877 Tyros
the famous dog OF the Empire OF unusual size
and of the slate color popular In Germany lie
was the constant companion OF the great German
statesman, who was wont TO say. Under his guar
dlanshp | am safer than under tho protection of
the whole OF the Berlin police After the death OF
Tyras by poison. the German Emperor presented
Rismarck with a new reichshund Tyras H.
great lovers Of dogs. especially the Princess OF
H W@f "P By " the % Ss NearR
every fashonaOe woman N r'I bgo., from rom me
Ladies' Kennel Association OF London has such
names enrolled upon Its books as the Princess of
Wales. Lady, Gordon Lennon the Duchess OF
leeds MaTchloness Of waterford Mr. ia Han 5a
been founded three years and two bench shows a
wear are given at which all the dogs exhibited are
fred nv women at their own kennels 1t Is ranked
as high as any bench Of mems dogs and brings to-
gether extremely fashionable crowds The Princess
Of Wales invariably has several entries, although
no, oiwaya In her own name. Some OF the nobility
be We opened kennels as means OF increasing their
pocket money -, ,,-,.
the dog and one OF the most popular acts OF
~. b,chess upon her taking up her residence n,
ma,s nd was the restoration Of the world renowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
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EMERGENCY NOTES.

In asphyxiation from gas battle race anu nose
with vinegar and hold some also to the nos.
Give strong coffee and apply cold water 10 'ne .n.
ana warm water to the feet. In drowhihs' - :,
heart seems to have ceased beating place pa'i','
abdomen ono arm under forehead; raise 'ne 49,
70 empty the stomach and air passages or ~ law
and mucus Remove all clothing from Shs'n,c "A
patient his back place eun hSk OF 10 raise THO
stonscb and lower the head. Pull tongue TOT ds,
and secure it by tying string over nate s head
.rasn bis arms below the elbows and draw 'n ,sr
Outward upward and backward I'LL they .syco mds then
the head Keep in this position TWO eSaIn I'M e-
bows nearly meet over the stomach and p.e of
firmly Repeat these maneuvres at tlo afsorts
sixtaen ner minute. Persevere In these en- -.
untn breathing is restored. then promote me ths
culation by friction artificial heat etc; "hsef tee
patient can swallow, give soihe "o' '"'N'
or coffee d drink.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
WHERE1R OTTS OF CLrBWOMEN.

The Marion on the west side Of Lake George. six
miles from Caldwell. furnishes an attractive centre
for coterie of clever clubwomen, who hold fire.
quent symposlums under the pine trees or on the
wide shaded porch The wife of one of the pro-
prietors OF the Marion Mrs +. NJ Manser Is
prominent member OF the Floral Park Woman'5
Club and the good fellowship always existing in
club life has gathered about her the following
prominent women from other clubs:
Mrs H. ID. Williams. OF Albany an active men,
her of the d. A. r.; Miss Caroline Williams Of
the Literary Club OF Albany: Mrs. Mary II. Wolf Il
n.mher OF the Orange WOmans Club and OF
sorosls Miss Elizabeth Brenton. OF the Jamaica
Woman's Club and the Woman's Press Club, and
Mrs J. f. Taylor a member OF an old established
Albany club round out the pleasant circle OF per-
ma neat clubwomen guests