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The Washington bee., 1899-06-10
H SPECTHL NOTICE. -A

There are regular authorized co.,
,ecfoys in the employ Of THE BEE
Printing Co.. and 7Ohen they call to see
deknouent subscribers they are re-
ouested to paw them and not .gr0e the
rcuse that "they 70ih see the Editor. .
The Editor has no time to see the S16-
scribeys, and it is oPed that his
,,-;su1s nn9 the patrons 1f THE BEE
zgiU nav the Collector a0hen he calls.
The Washington bee., 1899-06-10
ABgeline Is not made Of highly
)erfumed vaseline like 8 great many
, What ANGEIINE VIII Do:

1.-Angeline will positively msks
kinky and stubborn hair straight. One
application wi prove to you COnCu'
slyely, that there is efficacy in it.
2.-Angeline will stop the Hair
from falling out or breaking of, and
will give to you an abundance Of soft,
pliable, straight and glossy hair.
3.-AngeliBe will sctuSily make
hair grow.
4.-Angeline will cure ECzsnl,
letter. Dandruff and all the desEeSt
able diseases of the Scalp
The Washington bee., 1899-06-10

The approach of the rainy season
in the Philippines and the form of
government offered the Filipinos
are another instance of the Won
derful power of cause and effect.
The Washington bee., 1899-06-10

The Peace Jubilee has demon
stated one fact that will 60 thun-
dering down the ages and that is
that white and colored people can
get along agreeably provided the
whites behave themselves like gen.
tlemen.
The Washington bee., 1899-06-10

Next comes a news item to the
Times, the caption of which that
paper double leads ga or zy black
cannibal.' Just why the Times
took the trouble to double lead the
article we do not see, unless it was
to call attention to the fact that
a negro can become a cannibal
only when he is crazy, while the
white man can reach the same
degree of refinement aud taste
while maintaining the ehviable dis
tinction of beiHg perfectly sane.
There is some difference between
Mississippi and Georgia after all.
The Washington bee., 1899-06-10

Apropos to the extension of the
kindergarten system and the pro-
posed method of determining the
qualifications of teachers it would
Re well to remember "Uncle Sis;
idea OF putting so dollar saddle
on a twenty dollar mule. Exami
nations may be well enough if
conducted wisely but they do not
always get down b:,v the
veneer of book learning into the
rea individuality. Kindergarners
should have good heads but better
hearts.
The Washington bee., 1899-06-10

There are only two colored
clerks employed in the District
government out of a coIoIed popu-
latlon of 0,00o. With one excep-
ton the Board of District Commits
sioners is not elastic enough.
The Washington bee., 1899-06-10
$50 REWARD

The Angs ne POmade Co., will CIV,
a reward Of Fifty Dollars to any ana
a persons VINO use ADgeIine and 81,
ter giving il q thorough and 'mpaftla
trial, will make an affidavit bnat AN
geline contsiG- any injurious lDgfT
dien6s-
The Washington bee., 1899-06-10
ILLITERACY IN THE SOUTH.
From the Southern Workman.

At least 100000 negroes in the
South are still unable to read or write.
In some of the Southern States the
race is increasing faster than il is be-
ing educated, yet the amount per
year for the education of each colored
child is less than 81. These serious
facts should lead us to make every
possible sacrifice for education,
If some of our quasi southern
leaders would devote little more
time to the education of some of
these negroes in the South, inst cad
OF looking after political affair s,
they would be doing the race a
service.
The Washington bee., 1899-06-10

That transparency which was
lettered "Let us have Peace"
sized up the situation at both ends
Of the line.
The Washington bee., 1899-06-10

Any man can sing by day. but only
the one whose heart has been tuned
by the gracious hand Of Jehovah can
sing in the darkness.
The Washington bee., 1899-06-10

Ansene :s$ s;: !; 3; .s$i s5s 81: s: s ';: e.:
bristly and undesirable suits Of hair
Ansene e: =; $;;s; 's:e e. .'::: 2 :::: = ' %
the market Of the world, as a perfectly
pure harmless discovery that will bruF
joy to any persons heart, in need Of h
IL you will but give it a trial.
The Washington bee., 1899-06-10
BlOdau'S Cocoa Almond Cream Il fissDst .sss. =

DlUudu } VUCUd hllllOnu ClCdW ful anos !,
6cient application tor Chsnped Hands, ssS, ,Sd
Lips, Sunburn or Tan. NUurlsh ee, puIitne0 sTin
brightens the nom plexion, rendering ins s.S. ~.
smooth and W vety AMI ;mpartiug ros} ,,s ,S n
ness. Gentlemen wi I be delighted Elsu u,iIsssssd is
feet after shayinx; and ladies will os 5un p'b tbSr
with 1t as valuable adjunct in aTTsnsllns lr vo,d
toilei Sent bs mail TO any part Of 'D0
~ receipt of 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
VIRGINIA MILITIA.
They VIII De Armed with Very Formi
dabfn WeanDne.

H-""
Virginia's militia viii Doe better armed
and equipped than ever and krag-jar-
ecnsens win replace tlc ola rifles besides
new and modern equipments being iII-
nished, From She National nment
row is due sIs 500. and virginia is in bet
ter condition to maintain her Nolunte D.
soldiers than at amy time since t1e war;.
The War Department officials however
want 90 ship 900 tle arms and equipments
from Washington 1t one time. While Ao-
jutant Genera. Male desires them s.nl
as the various companies arc organized.
as there SIS uo suitable place BOZ thIa city
for the storage of Jars. quanll.
arms. This. however. is "a minor DIM
Guilty which wll soon Doe overcome.
Attorney General Montague vlll $50 TO
Acc1mac county next Thursday to 1p-
pear in the cass Commonwealth ys. VII
liam Ellinger. which is set for trial in the
Circuit Court at that time. Mr.. Mon
tague and the Attorney of Acc0mac. Mr.
j.. y. Gunter. viii represent the common
wealth. while Me-sfs Fletcher of Acco-
mac. and G.. ". Meredith of this city, Will
represent the defendant In this case the
commonwealth sues tO recover oyster
lands I'm Ple0moke Sound row held hr
William Elliucer. The proprietor OF FOX
Island. It. is claimed hy the state tfat
the oyster grounds are not rightlully MI.
Ellinger's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
NEW WATTS CHAPEL.
The Contract For Building lt Has MOI
Yet Been Given Out.

The contract for the building OF the
chapel which is to be erected at the Ohloh
Theological Seminary, In the near tulure'
has not been given out as yet. This cnapei
Is donated by Mr.. George w. watts, OF
Durham. n. c.. who has already done
SO much for this institution by giving
the magnificent building known as Watt
Hall.
The chapel will stand as an annex 70
this hall. and will be OF the same style
Of architecture also. being Of red brick
with brownstone trimmings.
Inside, the edifce will be finished I'm
oak. and will have a seating capacity
OF about five hundred. Should this Sec
ton Of the county increase In population.
and with It the attendance OF services at
the chapel. the seating capacity can lie
increased. The building Is so arranged
that any time It may be deemed necessary
a gallery can be put IN. and I'm this way
greatly increase the number OF seats.
The chapel with be furnished with a
pipe organ Of the latest pattern. and o.
choir loft. also, an modern Improvements
and appliances. on the whole. the chapel
viii be "a very beautiful one, and will form
a great addition 20 the Seminary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
SUGAR BEET FACTORY.
Its Erection Dependant On InvestiSa
lions IA the West.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Sept. 3d.
spec.aL-The location has been selected
here Tor IL sugar beet factory, but ls
erection Will depend upon the result OF the
investigation 90 be made into the cults
walton of beets and the operation OF fac
tories I'm the west by Mr.. b. Il. Spencer, OF
"SnOwden." near this city and q number
ol gentlemen interested with him. who
VIII 90 ON a western trip the latter parI
of next week.
About nltecn prominent gentlemen, rep
resentins farming and other interests, VIII
be invited to 20 on this trip as the guests
OF NJ. Spencer and the other projectors,
and four or five Will be selected f.0m his
immediate locality.
A number Of fine race horses have al
ready arrived for the races al the Rap
pahann0ck Valley Fair. which begins here
next Tuesday and continues three days
and others are expected tonight from
Richmond and Washington. The purses
are larger than heretofore and the num-
ber OF entries greater. Colonel T.. ID. Cole,
of Governor Ty.er's staff. chief marshal
of the Fair. has appointed the following
assistant marshals: Capt NJ. b. Rowe. w.
J. Jacobs. Captain d. NJ. Lee, I. A. Har-
ris. C.. l.. Kennedy and b.. 7. GIL
Mr.. Robert De yhazo died a few days
ogo at the home OF his father in Stafford
county. OF consumption. aged twenty-eight
years. A widow and " children sur
viye him.
Mr.. B. r. Spencer. OF "snowden' has
handsomely furnished one OF the rooms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24

When the beautiful monument erected q, The ate beloved Daughter OF the
Cmfeicracy Miss Winnie Davis. is unveiled on November Vh, b. is expected
that A large number OF visitors Will be m te city from all sws OF the Sunny
South where she vas go general a fayore
The monument IS a work Of love. and 10 Was made through the voluntary
c,rtrhu,Ions or daughters Of the Con edeacy m various parts OF The South
and their friends IN is a beautiful design by ZNnay the celebrated sew
yk sculntora and II Is both graceful and refined n conception ad cNecIu0n.
An aupr,prate oeramm Will be arranged for the occasion which will DO
notabe one in this, civ and stte I has not yet been definitely settled upon
whom win fu te honor OF unwilling the monument. bt many who ave
manifested a keen interest In te uovenen TO erect the monument have *
pressed the opinion that little Miss Meta Randolph would be the most appro-
nrata selection which could be made. She is the daughter Of Major and Mrs.
Norman Y. Randolph both Of whom have for years shown TN uvchst inter-
est in everything that pertains to the welfare 0l the confederate veteran thi
the perpetwton Of the memories OF the cause FOR which he fought Mrs
Randolph va one OF the first Daughters Of the Confcteracy. sac las been
closely Identified with the movement 20 erect the monument TO MISS DAVIS and
has. done perhaps more than any oher one woman towards he success OF the
plans.
Ltl Miss Randolph shares with Miss Sane BEDFORD the honor II having
unveiled the large portrait II General Robert +. Lee at Lee Cam HAM, January
10 1899. She IS now thirteen years old Her beautiful brown eyes. long golden
urls and loyabe disposition combine to make "a attractive personality ot this
little representauv Of M Lost Cause" Il would be difficult % md a mWs
auns representative than ns daughter OF the southland Meta Randolph
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24

To hang AND properly group picture
is not am easy ma Ter. To succeed. one
must have "a good eye for distances Ioi
straight lines and for harmony ln sioup
ing. as We'll ass a fund of p'uence-pu'
ting up and taking down each picture
or set o. -icturo-. until Che position
height and grouping axe perl,-uy SANS
factory.
There are two kinds of picture wire
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
Under the Apple blossoms.

"How sweet. how pure they are, D
said. breathing the fragrance of the
apDle blossoms on The branch ho bent
down for her.
Like @your-like a maiden.s love ne
added with designed sentimentaAIy
"And how quickly they witAer ana
come To uauaht-anothcr similarity
She said with malice aforethouent
cor turn hard and sour anj wil il us
with pain and anguish So. life silly htlls
BOYS. we think we Ike them he
amended. erimly. aware OF her object.
For half "a second she looked into his
scowlire cyes with d rc.enting twinkle
growing in her own.
.But If we have a little patience they
GROW sweet and Wholesome again. and
and delicious for domestic uses-rles. for
instance" she whispered between a
laugh and "a sigh.
The scowl turned into n bewiidered
stare Then Heaven sent him q spark
OF intelligence.
"Mabe,." he cried, eagerly Selling
her hands. "9iabol ] adore apple pies
"And-and Jack. ] make very good
ones" she murmured. demurely-stray
Stories.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
GOVERNOR NAMES
A CIRCUIT JUDGE
Judge H. A. W. Skeen Succeeds
Judge W.T., Miller.
THE IRON SECTION OPENS UP
railroad TO BE Built Into North a
oIina and Two Large Iron '"r
,aces at johnson CitS-Oene-
raj Walkers Case.

pPrsroL. VA. Sept. @-speeial'-
r,s~ou A ". skeen. OF the County Court
~ wise. has been appointed judge OF tH'
eo.orteenth Judicial Circuit Of virginia
-. .,ocssd Judge w. r. Miller. who resign
o.count OF m health. Governor
Tvier has designated Judge r. H. h@no
~ hold the court Of Wise county un'l ms
legislature appoints a man TO succeed
Judge skeen.
The schools and colleges Of Bristol haFe
all opened exceptionally well this year
the attendance being nearly htty per cent
better than a year ago. suiiin's Coless
opened this week with one hundred board
ing young ladies'.
There are about 800 children, white ana
oolored in attendance upon the pNola
schools.
The Ohio River and Charleston itl-
way Ozn0wn ass the 3-Cs) Whlch 'lls
through upper Tennessee ana Is 'l
10 the Virginia c0a'de.ds is TO DE- eA-
tended southwark from Erwin, lnI'ol
county. Tennessee t0 Cancy River Noftn
Carolina. The work DIS to Doe commenced
within two weeks. and the contract calls
for It's completion by june D. 1900. inc
money. $3.50 900. was voted az "a meeting
of the directors. held recently in Phi.aae-
uhia. and is now iu Iank subject % cheek
as the work progresses. The extension
viii De only fifteen miles but viii pass
through n rugged mountain section. THE
construction viii include a new iron bridge
across Chucky river.
The extension win reach one Of The --oh-
.|.-- De- eliza. I..#|
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
CONCERNING THE JEWS.
Rabbi Calisch Replies TO Mark Twain's
Recent Article.

Rabbi Calisch Replies TO Mark Twain's
Recent Article.
1.-THE feeling against the Jew IS based
for the greater part on religious grounds.
and not on those purely economic. as is
construed by some, declared Rabbi i n.
Calisch. of the Beth Ahaba Congregation,
Friday evening last. when he took occa-
sion 10 discuss Mark Twaln's article,
concerning the Jews" While admitting
the fairness Of the article, Rabbi Calisch
took exceptions 20 Mr.. Clemens statement,
that the feeling existing against the Jews
to-day found it's source in the average
Geutile's inability 20 compete with tie
Children of Abraham in the commercial
world. and the envy and chagrin which
the former feels on witnessing the latter s
success. These facts, Rabbi Callsch dee
clared. were not the causes. but served 10
Intensity the already existing religious
prejudice. Mark Twain says that "he is
persuaded that I'm Russia, Austria and
Germany nine-tenths Of the hostility TO
the Jew comes from the average Chris
tian's inability 20 compete with the aver
age Jew in business.
This. DIT. Calisch said, IS a mistake.
The Identification n the Jewish people
with inc Ntdlu OF Jesus OF 4NNAdittA ANt-
nishes the source Of hatred, n but few
people dinerentiate between the Jew Of
to-day and the Jew OF 1000 years ago.
Persecution increases in bitterness as the
ratio as religious influence IS dominant
i'm the government Of a country. and in
America. where religion and state are
distinctly two. the lot of the Jew is hap
piest.
'AIr. Clemens suggests as a remedy that
The Jews band themselves together. pO-
lnicaIlv and otherwise, make up regiments
COMPOSED OF Jews. 10 demonstrate that
they fight for their country as well as
feed on it, but never was fouler counsel
given with frienduer interest. The Jew 8
record as a patriot will live forever q"
declared the Rabbi. There is but one
aim that shall animate every citizen, and
that is TO Doe an American citizen. The
only cause that he shall serve is that 10
advance. TO protect. and 10 guard the
honor and keep stainless the flag Of Anne
rican liberty and independence This is
the sentiment of the Jews in America"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
IRVING Pnnn ON the Dog.

4 downtown resident who has "a bright
little daughter told an auecd0tc yesterday
which he thOucht showed great caution
and a certain force of Character.
While ont taking a walk the precocions
child ard her father encountered a big st.
Bernard DOE p~romcnadins beside It's own
or. The little one evinccd a strong desire
TO pat the dog as she passed but evident
ly changed her mind
When they had passed the little one
said 10 her astonished father: SAY papa,
won't you pat The dog? want TO see II
he bites ."-BostOn Globe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
Working Washington.

From the following in the Washington
Post of yesterday II seems probably that
Edwards" who advertised concerts that
were never given in this city. is operating
in the Capitol;
1.-TWO people. a man and a woman. have
been yictimizing charilably-disposed per-
sons an over the city by selling tickets
for a concert 10 be held at National RI.
nes' Hall last Tuesday and Wednesday
niahts. by the Mandolin club, for the bene.
NJ Of the Children's Hospital. No arrange
ments had been made for such a concert.
no such organization as the Mandolin Club
Is known, and the officials Of the hospital
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24

Murphy runs him a close second, ana,
singular TO say. both are the most ardent
devotees OF the one neutrality-suspicious.
they never FISH in company. jefferson Is
probably the senior o. the two. Murphy
told me last Sunday that he was Us years
OF age. jefferson. ] should say, is iuAy
IS or. perhaps more. Another point OK
resemblance between them SIS thal Trey
have practically made an their money on
a play or two. What do ] think I'm
worth? Wen. III tell you what I know
I'm worth. / can clean no two million
dollars inside Of a month. and practically
every ceut OF 10 has been made by stage
work. Much the larger part has been
made by acting, and even now can't get
away from 10. After 1 have ioafed a few
weeks / want TO act again. not FOR the
money. but Just the habit. yes SAID
Murphy. meditativcly. I'm answer 10 q re-
mark. "it IS true that but Tor me Edwin
Booth would have been forgotten long
ago. 7 was I'm Sacramento way back IN
the hftics. The town was booming but
i had lost my lob as waiter through the
place i worked I'm burning down. one
night. fat broke. 1 was wandering along
the banks OF the river looking for a
place to lay my head. There was "a
freshet on the waters were rising every
minute. As 2 walked about happened 20
see what looked like a body lying by the
river bank. ] got near and saw a man,
his feet inshore and his face downward.
mouth wide open. and probablywithin two
inches Of the rapidly rising tide. Wei,
said 20 myself. if I leave that ga
loot there five minutes longer. he'll
drown SO I TOOK holt. lifted him up,
limp and unconscious. on my shoulder
and carried him 10 the nearest lighted
place close by. To was one % the half
hundred gambling places I'm Sacramento
at that time. When got I'm / lef the body
down on the floor. not knowing really
whether it was dead or alive. A man
the proprietor, as it. turned out-came
FORWARD and with his foot turned b.
over When he saw the face. he exc
claimed. Good God. why it's Ned Booth
and sure enough 80 was. They carried
him upstairs and cared for him. and VIXEN
I had told my story. made up a purse
for me. still remember 10 counted up %
FIVE eagles or 500. And do You know
that day TO this have never felt what
poverty meant. I've had 10 scratch along
sometimes. but I've never been dead broke
since. In those days Booth was a heavy
drinking man. and the very night L
found him had just got through a star
ring engagement. The proprietor of the
gambling place 20 which carried him
S. stnl alive I'm San Francisco. and we
talked over the incident a few weeks ago
when / was I'm san Francisco quite 20
strange story. is 10 not. of the most no.
table figure in contemporaneous stage his
tory II Joe Murphy had wandered along
the banks Of the Sacramento River ten
minutes after ne did those forty and ODD
years ago. might not the fate of this
nation have been changed for ON &c
hung the fate or the future Of John
lyn Citizen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24

have never heard Of the concert or given
their aDpr0va. 90 amy such scheme.
Tickets had been sold TO hundreds of
people 40 - cents each. and no inquiry
was made about tine concert until the
night VI the first performance arrived.
ana purchasers OF tickets found the hail
dark and its doors locked. The matter
was reported Go The police. and Detective
Boyd was detailed to work up The case
and locate the operators. If possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
SIX FAIR STUDENTS.
That Number Matriculated at Rich
mond & llcgc Yesterday.

Richmond College starts the session Of
1So9-0) with bright prospects. More than
two hundred students matriculated yes
terday.
Among that number were SIX young
ladies and the prospects are that there
will be other fair goods In a short
dine.
The football team got 20 work promptly
Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. S. VI. Stone
was elected captain. a short time on the
field yesterday afternoon showed that
there We're present a number of the old
mcn-ab!e pig skin chasers-as well as
some promising youngsters.
The team promises 20 make trouble for
other colleges during the season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
DEWEY CELEBRATION AT WASH
INGTON, -. G.
Reduced Rates via r.. T.. and p. II.

Reduced Rates via r.. +. and i. T. Il
Tickets of iron-clad signature form,
good going only on September Goth and
october LIST. final limit October 9TH, at rate
Of SiSj for the round trip.
Tickets Of iron-clad signature form,
good going only ON October LIST and 81.
final limit October 4th. at rate Of $3.50
round trip.
on sale at Byrd street Station, and at
Office Of Richmond Transfer Co. 903 east
Main street. ~. II. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, September
&-SpcciaI-AIss Elizabeth Wright. a.
well-known lady. died at the home of her
nephew. Mr.. Joseph Dumprey. in Sp0tsyl-
vania county. aged seventy years.
In the Mayors Court to-day Conway
Shepherd. c0l0red. was fined SD and SEM
fenced to sixty days In jail for assaultins
Mr.. Trevor Hi.
Mr.. w. G.. King. Of Brunswick county,
and Miss May wilkinson. of ~Tappahan-
mock. We're married Wednesday at the
Baptist church I'm the latter place, Rev.
i. j. Reale oflcLalIng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
MYSTICAL INSTRUCTION.

Mr.. Fred c. Hair will resume his class
es I'm music on Sept. 2jth. Piano pupils
will have the bcuci of one weeks class
i'm theory free OF change This class Will
embrace a thorough practical course in
theory, harmony. thorough bass, counter
point and musical form as Well as musi-
cal history. Pupils viii also DE required
90 perform at the various musicals and
recitals given during the season. For par
ticulars apply at the music store of w.
j. Moses e CO.. or at residence No. 302 L.
Franklin street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24

Paris most Fashionable society no
LONGER uses envelopes. bul has reverted
IN the old fashion of folding up the sheet
If raner and closing Be- with sealing wax
ar waters. Am sorts Of delicate co.ors are
emnloyel for the waters. the fayorites
icing faint heliotrope. sky blue duh gray
fawn cream and ROBINS egg olue. oAIA
green or red IS in bad taste.