davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-25

This dual personality must not be
confounded with that change of self
that is part of the ripening process
of the man. That is the development,
not the duplication, OF self.
strictly defined, double personality
is the manifestation OF qualities utter
ly contradictory, opposite, discordant,
i'm the same individual. The manifesto
tion of this quality varies from those
changes of disposition and nature that
-FeH4ef-t44e- tt4r44a-e,f- yesterde -trttss
warm. genial and sympathetic. today
cold, repellent, unlovely; TO that COM
plete alteration that makes the one per-
sonality utterly dead to and uncon-
scious of the existence of the other.
Il knew a man who was an eloquent
speaker on religious topics. He would
talk like an angel on Sunday and cheat
his most intimate friends on Monday. /
used to wonder which was the real
self, the speaker at the prayer meeting
or the unscrupulous rnancier. Both
seemed to be real. The world says such
a man was a hypocrite. / doubt ii. Is
it not rather that both men were real.
both equally genuine?
Browns Sequard. the famous French
Psychologist. says that each of the two
hemispheres of the brain is capable of
solitary individual action: that as we
can walk with ont foot, write with one
hand, breathe with one lung. see with
one eye. we can likewise think with one
brain lobe. This was the first theory ad
Vanced against il than because il was
vanced and for many years il held the
field. rather because no one had any
other 10 advance against IL than be-
cause il was deemed satisfactory.
MY theory is that beneath the con-
scious bitelligence and every day per-
sonality is the sub-conscious, sub-lm-
inal and the reservoir or the half for
gotten. the store house OF memories
that have come and gone, deep that
soundeth unto deep. This with scholars
is the favorite theory today.
"This while seemingly underlined, still
in measure comes within the sway of
the earnest. true conscious self. Alex
ander the Great died Hyde; Charles
II. died Hyde: John Knox. Cromwell
and Cough died Jekyl."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-25
A GAME APIECE.

Montreal and Springfield broke even
i'm the two games played at Montreal
yesterday. In the morning the home
batsmen pounded Papalau for a total
OF IA safe hits. while the Ponies secured
only half that number. The effect of
the home teams heavy batting was TO
give IL the game. IL TO 4.
I'm the afternoon the Ponies. with
Plttingcr I'm the points. turned the ta-
bles on the victors OF the morning and
shut them out The scores by innings:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-25
CMornlng Game)

Stolen bases-Campbell. T. Bannon.
Two-base hits-Campbell Shiebeck. r.
Bannon. Johnson. Felix 2. Three base
HIT. Bannon. Home runs-Phelps
Felix. Double play Shannon TO Glca-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-25

Another musical act OF merit is that
OF Alberti. the violinst, whose sympa-
thetic style is well adapted 10 please
vaudeville audiences and who, though
unknown and unheralded. gets away
with one OF the emphatic hits, his own
dainty creole lullaby and his delicate
rendition of "LoIn de Bal especially
winning enthusiastic plaudts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-25

The Wartenbergs, too. have quite
novelty in their foot Juggling. but moth
ing is added TO the effect by the grotes
que makeup which one Of them as
sumes without the comedy ability to
carry 1t. In straight" makeup he
would be just so much stronger fac
tor in their success.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-25

CTTY-John ..alley, Lowell; * Chad
wick. Il Simmons. New York r q
Dunbar and wife, Bridgeport: II ID
Shelmire. Boston: Brooks Haynes. Tiv-
erton; X A Williams and wife, Boston
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-25

PERRIN-Charles T Glitting. Fred
erick Ahearn. Martin Hill. Patrick
Murphy. u S A; a Futlerman. New
York; @ +, Stone. Boston: Mrs II T.
Lord New Haven: S A Degnan. Wor-
cester: Fred Gould. Providence; T G.
Thomas. Providence: A G Abramson,
Worcester: l. Il Valence. l. g Smith.
Willimantic; John II Kelley. RiYerDoint
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-25

SAVOY Y-STANLEY-L Emory Bos-
ton; w + Hurd, New York: G Smith.
G II Raymond and wife. Boston: j w
Edwards and wife. Woonsocket: w 3
Parker. Boston: Harry Morse, Spring
field. II VI Harold. Providence; Ed
Wiley and wife, Boston
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
Nlnnlln sllent and safc AZ Night.

Carriages are but little seen at nlsht
The native driver of a public vehicle Is
NOT allowed ont any more than nauVe
pedestrian would be. Hence, there Is no
carriage 10 be had. unless you are the
owner or lessee of a private rls, ana
even then YOU must Dee either Official. or
sumcicutly near So. 90 be privileged 10
mass vou~ driver bv the sentry. More
over every time you are halted in "a car
-i.ae won must leave the carriage ana
advance ON foot for inspection and ques-
tionine. over I'm the san Nicolas dis
trict. around the port. the sentries are so
thick that proceeding I'm carriage is
more tircsome by far than WalAlns.
Every little interval covered necessitates
another halt. explanations advance. ana
the same thing over again. about as iast
as YOU can enter the carriage and aishI
There is no pleasure in night roe
through the crowded parts of Mania.
Pui the end justides the means. Inere
are mo- native uprisings and no possioiii-
fy Of one 40 city Boo the world is as safe
bv night as Manila. Deserted and nearly
AS stW as the grave il remains under
martial law. until broad daylight comes
around again when windows opera smut
tors come down. the popuiace s"1rms
out and the busy Nfe of great city be-
Gins like magic with the firing OF the
sunrise em-Aiauila Correspondent 10
Lcsncs Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
" IRGINrA-IN THE CLERKS OFFTCA
V OF THE HUSTfNGS COUNT or TIE

~ ~~>~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~r -
" IRGINTA-IN THE CLERKS OFFIC4
v OF THE HUSTfNGS COURT or THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, JUNE 20, ls1:
The following application under act 81
February H. 1875. was filed In the clerk
office OF said court on the 18th day OF
10 The clerk OF the Corporation Court Of
the city Of Richmond, IN the State OF
The undersigned JOSEPH f. GLENN
hereby nle with you ms. my apphc<,ios
LOT fronting II feet on Twenty seventh
street ia Marshall Ward, situated IN tns
said city. and being the saline lot sofa
los the treasurer OF the said city, on mo
9th day of February. ISIS. for delinquent
taxes due thereon for the year OF lSsn. Dy
and In the name Of JJNiJS II. Jones'
and bought al said sale by the Aualto1 %!
STATE and city, the said lot being ASSESS.
ed on the Commissioner book o. said
city for the year 1898. IN the name OF the
said JUNiUS b. JONES. Ana herepy
agree as provided for by law, 10 pay the
amount FOR which said real estate was
sold as aforesaid. together with such ad-
diiiOnal sums as may or would have &C
crued for taxes and levles, with All IN.
tcrest as provided hy law, had laid rea,
estate not been 50 sold and purchased oy
the Commonwealth.
Given under my hand this ist day Of
September. lSS.
JOSEPH f. GLENN.
And affidavit having been made and
flied that diligence has been used on be-
half of the applicant 20 ascertain in what
county or corporation the said party
therein named r.. without effect. he IA
hereby required TO appear here withiIt
four months after due publication hereof
and DO what frs necessary 70 protect his
Teste: WALTER CHRISTIAN.
iu22 Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
UNIVERSAL PEACE.
Is the Time at Hand When All Nations
VIII Abolish War?

The Baroness Bertha Won Suttner' a
lady whose name has reen cynspcuouSig
and honorabiy associated with the move
mcnt for the advancement OF woman
sets forth i'm an article entitled Uni
Nersal Peace IN the July NUMBER OF the
North American Review, her reasons Tor
believing that the time Is AT nand When
war VIII be- abolished among tut clNlti1ey
nations of the world. The influence when
Will be cxcrtcd upon the direction or ma
ticnal affairs by women. Whcn women
nnally attain nights ana FRANCHISES elvai
20 those now enjoyed by mel- Ntlt nt'
she contends, one Of the most effective
agencies IN bringing about that most de-
sirable contamination. Baroness Won
Suttuer deprecatcs the general indlner-
ence 10 the work Of the Peace Conference
and the lack OF understanding OF It's real
purposes:
"People do not only forget to observe
the magnitude Of such an event as the
meeting Of ,sn intor-governmentai CONFER
ence. they also forget. I'm speaking OF lne
cubfects under discussion, 10 open lntH
c,os 10 the Importance Of them They
know what the point Tn question IS, nut
they do rot realize It, Like a person
ignorant II music before a symphony 81
Rect ovcn like "a three ycar-old child
before "a picture by Raphael, so do peo-
nile stand before tho chronicle or the
conference They hear and see. hut me
awe Of comprehension does MOI uilu
through them. Universal Peace. row
rev ffp ffilpi'H'.i "" ~.
the glory that lie in these words row
fow reflect. while discussing the pro-
blooms lying before the conference what
IS really mi stake. the happiness or ruin
~ themselves and thor children. For
that the regime Of international justice
would shower am undreomed-oi auln-
dance Of more and material dement's
unon the civilized world. and on the
ether hand. that continued military
ooulpmcnts and tho eventual employ
mont ~ tho increasingly deadly MetpalS
ticr. can bc denied bv none. Thus 10 is
nothing less thou orr highest happiness
or dccrost misery which is being as
c,,seed in the Huis ten Posch. Rw the
world looks ON as though IT were 2 cues,
tor ~ customs duties or weights ana
,'..-o,. ,,1r- b.aet ~ being inff-
ro~ent to the matter They think mus
to r.~o,-a choir eurorio~itv and only snow
that they do not understand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
BROTHER MISSING.
Dr. S. c. Benedict Trying 70 Find a
Lost Relative.

DIT. s. e. Benedict Trying 10 iind
Lost Relative.
Dr. Samuel g. Benedict. NJ Athens.
Ca.. is making every effort 90 find his
brother John a. Benedict who le;t home
Nav Gd. 90 go 60 South Carolina ON q
business trip. and has not since been
heard of He gives the following de-
s.rnfiou.
Dr od in "a blue serge coat. with name
off E 3D. a. W. j.. Dorsey on collar ana
blue striped ncelleee shirt striped
trousers of black and white. black shoes
and straw hat with name of d. III. Dc
$50. Ia Dorsey. Athens Ca, within. lie
carried au opcn-facod gold watch. Elein
movement ami 500 case his vife.s pic
fura the watch chain was small ana
round like cable and OF silver and gold
threads and upon some rings. Tie wore
a blood stone seal ring with OPP cut in
So t0 The white. lie was six feet tan.
wen ur0p0rd0nod weighing 175 pounds.
and was fory-0n8 years Old. He was
colD shav0u. except light moustache
Of brown color. had brown eyes and
parted mis- hair accurately in the middle.
Ue had % large scar at corner of loit
eve and small rounded raised one bee
tween chin and lower lp and deep
clen iu chin. His teeth were perfect
regular and WcIi-cared for. Upon left
forearm was tatooed blue star.
a reward of 500 is offered for him
dead Oh alive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

" IRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
V OF THE HCSTlNGS COURT or Iltb
CITY OF RICHMOND. JUNE ~, less'
The following application under act OF
February H. IsS was filed IN the Clerh
office OF said court on the I'd day OF
10 the Clerk OF the Corporation Court OF
the city Of Richmond, In the state OF
/ the undersigned J. r. GRAFFIN
hereby file with you this my aPpncatloh
as provided by statute, 20 purchase o.e
lot, fronting 3n4 feet on Iwehty1eis M
street in Marshall Ward. situated ~ sdid
CITY and being the same lOt sold py the
~, sfirer of Said city on the -- day OF
September. 1886 for delinquent taxes due
thereon for the years 0f.lSi6 20 ls3, IN
ciusive by and I'm the name OF WM. ID.
JACKSON and bought &C said sale by the
Auditor OF Public Accounts OF virginia
Tor said state and city. said lot being as
sessed on the Commissioner book OF said
cifv FOR the wear 1895 I'm the name OF WM.
JACKSON. And I hereby agree 10
complete said purchase as provided for BY
'A Given under my hand this 2ist day of
February. 1899. rn,rt,r>-
And affidavit having been made and
nied that diligence has been used on be-
county or corporation the said party
therein named Is. without effect; ne Is
hereby required 70 appear. here WITHIN
four months after due publication nereot
and do what Is necessary 10 protec' MS
'n Tssss, WALTER CHRISTIAN
s..ta CTh =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
LEGAL NOTICES

" IRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
V OF THE HUsTINGS COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. JUNE %. 1893:
The following application under act or
February H. 1895. sas iled In the Clerk
office % said court on the 9th day OF
July. 1925.
To the Clerk OF the Corporation Court OF
the city OF Richmond, in the State Of
]. the undersigned JOSEPH r. GLENN
hereby file with you this. nay application,
As provided BY statute 70 purchase one
lot fronting 81. feet on DuVdl street, be-
tween Price and ST. Peter streets. situa-
ted In the said city and being the same
lot sold by the Treasurer Of the said city
on the 18th day OF April. 1876 for de-
iinouent faxes due thereon for me year
OF iS93 By and i'm the name OF MARY ;.
HARRIS. trustee for ELIZABETH. and
bought az said sale by the Auditor OF
public Accounts OF virginia for said State
and CITY. the said lot being assessed on
the Commissioner book Of said city for
the year 1871 I'm the name of same. And
/ hereby agree. as provided Tor by law.
to pay the amount Tor which said real es-
tate was sold as aforesaid together with
such additional sums a. may or would
have accrued for taxes and levies with all
interest as provided by law. had said
real estate not been 90 sold and purchased
by the COmmOnw ehltn
Given under my mana thls the l2th day
JOSEPH T.. GLENN.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that diligence has been used on be-
half OF the applicant 10 ascertain IN what
county or corporation thc said parties
therein named are. without effect. they
are hereby required 20 appear here With
fin four months after due publication here
Of and do what is necessary tO protect
their interest herein.
Testc. WALTER CHRISTIAN.
iu23 Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

At the Masonic Temple on Friday night
next viii be given for Che benefit OF the
Masonic Home of Virginia one of the
most beautiful chaste and enjoy able en-
tsriaumeuts that has been given for q
long time. under the auspices of l.e s'a-
uare V.vant club The programme VIII
embrace in the first part some pretty
musical numbers in which Me-srs.
Richie and AIountcastlc. c1rnetists, Alrs.
S $. Perkins piano soio.st Miss Mat
thews. soprano solo.st. Mrs. O.. B. Mount
castle. eiocutouist. Mr. @. vs.. 70. Craw-
ford hum0rist. viii take part Mr.
Henry Ruogcr whose magnificent bari
tone voice is the admiration of many. and
Miss Collie T.. Lowell. who has "a sweet
mezzo soprano have kindly consented to
assist upon this occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
GLORIOUS NEWS

Miss Ruby eKrns. Of Sutherln. Va. Is
comes from Or. d. 3 Cargile, Of Washita.
l. r.. He writes: -Four bottles OF Electric
Bittcrs has cured Mrs. Brewer OF scrofula.
which had caused her great suffering
for years Terrible sores would break out
on her head and face. and the best doc
tors could give no help; but her cure IS
complete and her health SIS excellent"
This shows what thousands have proved
that Electric Bitters IS the best blood
purifier known. IT'S the supreme remedy
for eczema, letter. salt rheum. ulcers
boils and running sores. II stimulates
liver. kidneys and bowels. expels poisons.
helps digestion builds up the strength.
only 70 cents. Sold by owens & Minor
Drug Company Guaranteed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

" IRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
V OF THE HUSTlNGS COURT OF y IN
CITY OF RICHMOND. JUNE ~ ~.
THE following application under act OF
February II. ISIS. was MED IN tne ls'A
office OF said court on the -th daZ OF
July. 1888.
To the clerk Of the Corporation Court Of
the city OF Richmond, in the state OF
he undersigned JOSEPH +. GLENN
hereby file with you this. my apphcati0h
as provided by statute 10 purchase one
lot. fronting - feet on east lire or -;
Peter. between Charity and federai
streets back from 'front.' III t Zee same iot
sold by the Treasurer OF the SAID CITY
on the 18th day OF April, 1870 Tor deln::
quent taxes due thereon Tor tne YEA. OF
lsg3 by and In the name or MARTIN :.
MORNING and bought o. said sale by the
Auditor OF Public Accounts OF virginia
for said State and city. the SAID lot Deing
assessed on the Commissioner book or
said CITY FOR the year 1897 I'm the name Of
yor bv law. TO pay the amount for which
said real estate was 80 sold as Aforesaid
together with such additional sums as
nav or would have accrued for taxes and
levies with all interest as PROVIDED oy law
had said real estate Tot been so sold
and purchased by the Commonwealth.
Given under my hand this the 18th day
JOSEPH r. GLENN
And affidavit having been made and
filed that diligence has been used on 90.
haR OF the applicant 10 ascertain IN what
county or Corporation the said party
therein named Is, without effect she Is
hereby required 70 appear mere wltnln
four months after due publication hersof
and do what is necessary to protect her
Tssts. ~wALTEB CHRISTIAN
hA1 -, - Qarh .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
THE CURRENCY
OF THE COUNTRY
Movement to Hold a Convention Here
in October.
WELL KNOWN MEN MAY COME
LIMITATIONS To Re Extended to John
W. Daniel. ". ). Bryan ana
Bourkc Cockran-Oth
Are Mentioned.

II &c rroro.ed n hold a National Cur
rercy convention in this c''y uu''"s '''0
month OF October rcNt
Mr j.. ". smauoy General secretary
OF the National Sound Money League
was IN Richmond yesterday consulting
SOUND money men regarding the matter
rbo lcar1e held such "a convention at
Omaha Nebraska. last fali. which was
attended by o. number Of prominent men,
rcoresenunr au phases Of the money
question.
silver mon were present in large
forces under The leadership Of Charles
A. Towuc. of Minnesota. Senator Dubois.
az Idaho. and George Fred Williams. OF
Massachusetts,. and the gold standard
people were represented boy several Of
tleir most conspicuous public speakers.
QUESTIONS or FINANCE.
All questions connected with the cur
rcncy OF the country. whether gold sil-
Ncr or paper were in order and the de-
bate lasted for three days.
The league bias now iu view the hold
ing of similar convention in some
Southern city ass prominent feature OF
ls work this year, and ihc Executive
Committee is disposed 90 favor Richmond
as fho most suitable locality.
The president of the league IS the Hon
j. Sterling Morton. of Nebraska. who
WAS Secretary of Agriculture iu Cleve-
lands Cabinet. The chairman OF the
Executive Committee is 81. y. ingalls,.
president OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad The vicc-pro silent for Nir-
g.nia IS William H. Roral. of this city.
secretary Smarey left for the Hot
Springs last hight TO- report To- Mr..
INGALLS, the result of his conferences in
Richmond. and ST. SIS probable that call
for the convention viii be issued some
time I'm August
LOCAL COMMITTEE
A local committee composed Of promi-
mont Richmond men of both parties Will
Doe ORGANIZED 90 take charge of the ar
rancemauts for the convention and Of
the invitations 90 speakers from this
State.
srea k-rs from other States will De in-
1Ifel br tno Executive Committee Of
tho league.
Tho headquarters OF tho League are at
H- Nrorafuook Block. Chicago. nc is n
n0n-rar'i.an organization and its work
&C. chiefly off an educational character i'm
tho distribution of sold standard Ntcra-
ture and in tine holding of meetings for
general debate m the money question.
DO is said that Invitations would be
sent to lion. vs.. j. Bryan John W.
Daniel Hourke Cochran and other men
of national rtruie as speakers upon the
currency question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
Hamburg Steak. $ Cents
)NROF MARKET. l01 west Grace


All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of
yrest Jefferson. o.. after suffering rs
months from Rectal Fistula he would
die unless a costly operation was per-
formed. but DE cured himself with Efe
bovos of Bucken's Arnica Saye. the SUR
est Pile cure on earth and the best Save
i'm the world. % cents box. Sold By
owens & Minor. Druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
SUNDAY TRIPS.
AIl-Day Outings AT Virginia's Favoritc
Resorf-WcNt Point.

The Sunday trips to West Point contin-
nc TO be popular. and are Increasing in
attraciiveness as the summer advances.
Family parties find much comfort and
Measure I'm these trips, for they take
Them from the dust and turmoil Of the
city for a days outing among green
trees and shady verandahs. with plenty OF
the purest water and hcalth-giving
brccZcs.
The Terminal Hotel offers tho best in
duccments in Virginia at low rates. and
the trip IS made I'm seventy minutes at
90 cents the round trip. Train leaves the
Southern depot az $3.50 A. NJ: returning.
sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
" IRGFNIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
V or THE HUSrlNGS COURT OF THE

" fRGrNIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
V or THE WUSrINGS COURT or THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. JUNE %. 1898:
The following application unqef act or
February d. ISIS. was filed I'm the Clerk
office Of said court on the 9th day OK
10 he clerk OF the Corporation Court q
the city of Richmond, IN the stale OF
ne undersigned JOSEPH r. GLENN
hereby file with you this my application,
as prOyided hv statute. 10 purchase one
iot fronting 80 feet ON Marshall street. N
Monroe Ward. situated In the said city
and being the same lot sold By the treas.
uror OF the said city on thu 18th day or
August 1Sql for delinquent taxes due
thereon for the year Of lNs9. By and In me
name OF VIRGINIA SCOTT and bought
al said sale by the Auditor OF PUBIC &C
counts of Virginia for said state ana CITY,
the said lot being assessed on tho COM
nlissiOuer's book of said city for The year
1903 I'm the name OF the said VIRGINIA
SCOTT And hereby agree, as proNldet
for by law. To- pay The amount Tor Nhi,h
said real estate was sold as nioresaid, To-
gether with such additional sums as may
or would have accrued FOR taxes and lev
ies with an interest as provided by law,
had said real estate not been 50 sold
and purchased by the Commonwealth.
Given under my hand, this lzh day OF
JOSEPH +. GLENN.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that diligence has been used on be-
half of the applicant 10 ascertain In what
county or corporation the said party
therein named IS, without eject she u
hereby required 10 appear mere Wltnu
and DO what IS necessary 20 protect her
'' Toste. ''' WALTER CHRISTIAN,
i,52 Clerk.