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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
rnrLnn neighl. persnnnl..

REGULAR meeting OF Town Council SAD
uIl4y Might
Th. Method's.s have accorded their pass
tor Rev o. Sidney Peters "a vacation ot
three Weets Dice VIII spend tle tn3
Qu.. ~ at h.s residence Iu HI00hlnd latt.
Afs Edwards ana family ~ Por'
mouth. arc visiting Alr5. IS. IT, Goyu.. ca
Barton avenue.
Captain j. Dr. Ia expects 20 movo in
short umo Oh bis new residence on
N0rh avenue.
1. D. E Tup.ns now house, on Lamb
avtuu. S. ..'Hr up rapidly.
1lr Ur Roberts Is home again.
3Irs S.. R. Jones is visiting nor dauGh-
ter near Orange Courthouse.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey who has been
absent fIr several months visiting her
daughter. fro jersey city, has returned.
Afrs j. E. R1s. and family also MIS-.
j. IL white and family. are at home after
Il months absence.
DR. o. j.. Wilson has been confined 70
tho house several days By sickness.
Masters Maurice and Leo starritt ex-
posf 10 leave on Monday Tor months
VISIT 20 Vlnton saitvAio and Bristol.
Tenn.
AIr Charles Goodloe expects 20 join his
family in Sp0tsylyanla county on Tues
day neXt
Dr. DAWSON. on Barton avenue. who
has been sick for some time. IS improy-
Ing.
Misses Ida and Maria Lee came home on
Saturday from a pleasant visit 20 rela-
lives ln King William county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
pnintcd Paragraphs.

The sun dial IS one Of the old-tlmers.
As a rule tho cast-lron rule should be
cast aside.
To the restaurant chicken all seasons
are spring.
Even the time Of the losing horse Is
money to the bookmaker.
A wise man never tells his neiShbors
what his experience cost
In life We count upon tho uncertain.
but the inevitable always surprises as.
An old bachelor says the penalty Of a
stolen kiss is often lifelong bondage.
About the hardest thing for the amateur
farmer 10 raise IS the money 10 run the
farm.
Coin Is the name Of Cincinnati spirit
uallst. lie IS evidently a circulating me-
dunn.
It's no wonder the way or the trans
grcssor is hard considering the amount
Of travel there is on IL.
The man who succeeds in forging his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

The tent is pitched for sleeping in where
cott0nw00Is are green.
And Willow Creek is running, ripping,
singing an the way;
The misty hills are dim and far the last
the sun bias seen.
And buds and leaves and silver fish are
sleeping after play
The day IS slowly dying in a twilight
gray,
And evening birds sing sweet for thanks
that this one day has been.
The stars are ont I'm clusters but the
moon was never seen,
And Willow creek IS running, ripping
singing an the night
with a breath of baim-oi-Gilead comes the
breeze at morning keen.
The cloudy east is broken by a single
riff OF light
The night is Slowly dying in a day-dawn
gray
AND morning birds sing sweet for thanks
that this one night has been.
Mora ONel in Blachwood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
Tne Menver

Beside the loom OF life ! stand
And watch the busy shuttle go;
The threads j hold within my hand
Make up the hu.ug, strand on strand,
They slim my fingers through, and SO
This web Of mine fills out apace.
While 1 stand ever in my place
one time the wool is smooth and mo
And colorod with d sunny dye;
Again the threads so roughly twine
And weave so darkly line on line
NV heart mlsglvcs me Then would
Faln lose this web-begin anew
But that, alas! i cannot do.
some day the web will all be done,
The shuttle quiet I'm SIS place.
From out my hold the threads be rum
And friends at settingg Of the sun
VIII come 20 look upon my face,
And say: Mistakes she made not few
Yet woye perchance as best she know"
The Independent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

1t Is evident from the exciting scenes
in the Dreyfus trial yesterday that public
sentiment IN France is changing. ia open
court Dreyfus called Gen. MERCER liar.
which provoked a wild cheer from the
crowd. As MERCER left the courtroom
he was Missed and cursed, and IL the
crowd could have gotten at him he would,
in all probability. have been mobbed.
1t appears now that Dreyfus will not be
honorably acquitted, but that he will be
Ionlaed as the hero Of the day. Niye
Dreyfus!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
WITH THE VIRGINIA EDITORS. z

We are pleased to know that the Roam
oke Evening World has improved its
equipment by putting in iype-seiting
machines The World IS determined TO
keep up with the progress Of the age.
II is a progressive world.
-
We send birthday greetings 90 the Dan
Vile Methodist. religious paper which
is devoted 20 the interests OF the MethO-
dist church In that section OF Virginia.
The Methodist Is an excellent publication
Of its kind and IL has wrought a great
work. Its success IS due 10 the intclli-
gent and earnest effort Of Mr.. T.. G. More
ley. who has given his valuable services
10 the cause The Methodist church -
fortunate In the possession of so dcvout
and 50 loyal a member as Mr.. Moreley.
The Times more than four years ago
gave It's opinion OF lynching Ia no meas
ured words. and since that time has, In
season and out OF season, urged proper
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
THE TIMEs:RICHN1oND VA. SUNDAY AUGUST Is. 1890

way To the front Is IN position TO be
trampled on BY the mob II he falis.
They are now making bricks OF cork.
but the bricks carried in hats late az
night will continue TO be made from the
same old material.
Says n rural paper: "a savage dog on
the outskirts of town bit on "A small
boys finger and swallowed it," Anyway.
the dog showed some consideration IN
not swallowing the boys finger before
biting it on.-Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
THE SOURCE OF PERFECTION.

God Is not a mcte assumption. The *
istence Of such being Is the logical and
Irresistible conclusion Of those who study
conditions There are infalnble signs
here. there and everywhere OF a great
first cause. OF a being ali-powerfui. all
WISE perfect. We say nothing Of the
signs IN the physical world. We say no
thing OF the miracle Of vegetable and
animal life, the harmony Of the planetary
system. the phenomena generally of ma
iUre. we say that there are indisputable
evidences that amount TO absolute con-
v.ction In the mind and heart OF man, II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

measures for It's suppression. The rem
ely IS. the creation by law Of summary
courts composed Of any justice ana Two
voters. or OF FIVE voters with Jurisdic-
| ton OF these cases. a warrant OF ten
words. a recognition OF twenty SECONDS.
"a sentence and immediate execution OF
the law. and a brief record Of proceed
iucs 10 be- returned 10 the county court,
and the law would be satisfied.
This instead Of the violations Of the
law and the general censufe of the world.
| Which IS best9 Some modern allcnlsts
say that n species OF mania sometimes
scizes q mob of men. and leads 80 crimes
that in their sober senses would never
have been thought of This public in
sanity requires preventive measures and
the enactment of "a law which VIII insure
speedy Justice ia cases Of this crime
would De the best OF an preventive
Alexandria Times
This IS somewhat I'm line with recent
article bon Tho Times. Lynching is swift
and unfailinc justice and IL saves the
feelings of the poor Inundated victim.
Tho law Of the land should Dc framed
and executed so as to meet both these -
quircments.
In o. sensible article on the warehouse
combine at Dan,llc, the Martinsville
STANDARD says:
10 argue that the warehousemcn are
better prcrarcd tO'protect the producer
acting singly and independently ~ each
other fhan when consolidated under one
mauaromcut with ample capital, SIS 10
argue that an army would be more
formidable with each soldier acting IT,
denondcnflv OF the other without 90 COM
mauder. than 70 would bc If modified
under a commander
WHY consider this business combine id
advance? Give 90 chance. III it de-
serves 90 live. 81 viii live ). NOT D. VIII
go to pieces That SIS the philosophy OF
tho trust.
The tax dodecr. Dy evading his Que
share OF the public burden either de-
frauds the revenues Of his city county
and state. or c0mpels men of more hon-
csfv and generally of less property. To
bear a part of DIS load. In other words
DE dgrauds DIS fail0w-citizens cons -.o.s-
lv intentionally. be- has money or ia
cquiv9 emit iu bis possession That De .onk7
io them. The smuegler ana ihe i"'
sinner got in their work more Directly
and th0v AXE far greater RISKS IMAM inc
tax dodge. but we do not believe iheie
IS am honest intelligent man ON eain
who would pat them op q lower moral
basis than that occupied by the tax
lodccr-Salem Times-Rcg' ter
The tax-dodgor is lacking 500 both none
cstv md patriotism. There is DO more
binding obligation in the world than one 5
debt 90 hi-' government. and no honest
and good citizen win dodge 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

Tom Loahy and Russell High, two boys.
were riding ,n hregy FOO the vicinity q
the locomotive wnrks about 1880 o. lock
Yesterday morning when the horse be-
came frightened ut "a passing locomotive
and ran away.
Tho buggy struck a telegraph pole and
wax demolished and the boys We're thrown
out and considerably bruised. No bones
were broken Dr Goode. In charge q
the city ambulance attended tho boys
treated them and left them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

NEW LABOR PARTY PROGRESSES.

NlW YORK. August l2-su. - h-
.-.. ,.....
anu ".a h'H Dn..f upon ll- greatest '".-
OIL perhaps ot bis political .le. john o..
elra..,u +. fr.l..r. . ar... f.rr AGAINST
-''i' -- '- .'' p
of tla Ninth district. aal u Ae succeeds
in defeating Croker Ir tra- orrrI-- ro
win tl.. r.,. -.. ,.........,. -,. I.... and
"'-' '''' '-' ' quo
himself D-" leader o. t M poe
uucal organization r.....u lls a large
following and tn. battle VIII boz Sd royal
oua
VICTIM Or TAITT CURE.
The Fal Cu.rs ot tH.s c.y haze an-
other victim u John AUu Campbell. who
s sxtt-f0ur gonrs 0. a.. IIa died while
being treated br cue F.h Cam people.
Every effort was m... ly follow Dr.
LEVERS who u.r. with r.uuI.H when Did.
died I'D prevent th. o... ron obtaining
publicity. They .r.r u..t tn Old. oxt.n.
of procuring IN unauthorized c.rtI.. DID.
of d.an. only lor OBJ. -.-l..I.n- 0f
physician who ua. called u when if Boz
came apparent hat Christian Science
methods W.r. OF uo avail. .thor. g. r1
luuH chat tfs man would l.u. boon
quietly buried. and ~. m1.er r.F.r
would have become public. Exactly what
th. c.us. of U..fh was cannot ha da.er-
r.,r.r ,...tI .l.. .,.....,... t... r,.r. .,, ,.-
animation nj .h. body.
AN IOE TRUST PROPOSED.
The American Ica Company which has
am authorized capital stock of f0rH00f
bias obtained control of the stock of Che
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
r,c,e gil,'sTdcas.

The apparel Oft proclaims a size show
Some men have many relatives ana Few
friends.
Luck seeks some men, uut most people
have 90 pursue il.
some people who si0op 10 conquer
never straighten up.
There are men $50 unreasonable that
they cannot agree with themselves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

1.-TWO black cats came 10 our house anu
Mrs Rash told nay wife they would bring
money and e0Od luck-'
"Did they"
"I can't say. after dark 1 put them I'm
"a basket carried them around and
dumped thcm on Mrs. Rash.s porch. 49,
Detroit Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

Sh'ncs-Dcy oushter investigate dat
fuurrI. de corpse is dead rneer.
FOlsh-Uow's dat? She was b-ned
from her own home.
shnes--Aw smoke up She was d
telephone girl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

would IOfIn
in the womb.
| had four
tn IN Ors in
two years. |
went through
trea m G n Z
with doctors.
lint the did
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
SI,eIIad Noticed IL.

SoftlclghLI-aw-weal fohgot 10 cat
me lunch to-day. I'm so-aw-beastly alb
sent-minded doncher know.
Miss Cutting-Yes. have frequently
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
AETERNIATH

received report e1riing the amount
of sugar imported at that port during the
first seven months of 1890. Tile total in-
voice value of such imports was F3 $40 '9.
During the FIRST seven months ot lsN the
corresD Ondng total was only sZ'lll. 1894
There was thus am increase this year
of about thirty-four and one-half per
cent
Notre Dame College. Baltimore. VIII
be the scene of impressive religious and
social festivities next Tuesday, when
Mother Nary Theophia. the snperiore
viii celebrate tho golden jubilee Of her
religious profession, and school sisters
win assemble from far and near 10 do
honor go the venerable woman. She is
the senior choir sister OF the Order OF
N0tre Dame I'm this country, ana The
only survivor of the first four Sisters or
Notre Dame who made their solemn
conservation to the service az God fifty
years ago in the humble little convent
I'm Asouth street the first house Of
Notrc Dame IN America.
-Four Mormon elders after preaching
I'm Louisville for several days were driven
away by angry citizens. IN Wise county,
Va. Mormon elders were warned 20 leave
but they did not go. ana while they were
preaching several citizens went 90 the
place of worship with "a bundle OF
switches. took the elders out and gave
them severe thrashiug.
Congressman A. s. Berry Of Newport,
Ky. thinks that It would De unwisc for
I1r,-,, fo stiir,n KeufucI,- Tie fears that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

WANTED. THOSE HAVING CANCER
or tnmnr fu write Tor FREQ book On
home ireafmeDt N this disease by ao-
swpiion Atdrtss Dr. <. MASON
Chafhan,, ~. n. ....i aul3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
rIrrrrs 70 ms. srsru.m no. s,,essl

Two years ago l was a great
sufferer from womb tronble and pro-
fuse flowing each month. and tumors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

All subscription by mail payable in nd
vance Watch the label on your p"Ie's
when your subscription expires. 80 \os
can renew before the paper is stopper
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

The Times Is always indebted 70 triendS
who favor 30 with society items ana
personals but must urge mat al! S.Sn
Sc sent over the signature Oh '"1
sender go 80
An unsigned communications VIII be re-
jectcd always.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

MANCHESTER BUREAU. 1lH HULL
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
Another TsyE7sCT
Ren10yed by
Lydia &. Pink
hams Vegefa-
bic Co1apoUr9

me no good, and / thought l would
have 20 resort 20 morphine.
The doctor said that all that could
help me was to have an operation and
have the womb reno Fed, but had
heard Of Mrs. Pinkhamis medicine and
decided to try It, and wrote for her
advice, and after taking her Vegetable
Compound the tumors were expelled
and l began to get stronger right
along, and am as well a. ever before.
Can truly say that would never had
gotten well had it not been for Lydia II.
Pinkham's Compound" - MARY n.
STAHL, WATsONTowN, PA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAN--Afterf follow
ing the directions given IN your KIND
letter for the treatment of leucerrhna,
/ can say that ] have been entirely
cured by the use Of Lydia l.. Pinkham s
remedies, and will gladly recommend
them TO my friends.
Thanking you for your kindness l
am gratefully yours, A. b. DAYIDs,
ByGHAMpT0N, y. y"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
Comments Of Virginia Newspapers on
the Senatorial Contest.

WV +77iiAtiftiti .ffilttNts
our opinion OF the astutcncss ana smart
ness OF Senator Marlin and his iri. ENDS
was materially shattered by the pcrusa.
OF the correspondence between him and
Representative Jones. of which "a aamp',
is furnished in the small part we give
space to- to-day. where TN uil reason was
the brains so generally accorded tht
Junior Senator from Virginia when, in at
tempting 20 defend his record from tho
assaults of Jones he appealed 20 the pages
OF the Congressional Record. open TO ai
who wish 10 examine &c. which prove CON
clusiycly that what Jones said about h'-
News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

While Governor Tyler Is going around
the state hunting United States Sena-
torshio negro is lynched in Alexandria.
In the same time an attempt was made
IN Georgia TO lynch 4 negro and Governor
Gambler got a train, went 70 the scene
OF the trouble took command In person
OF the constabulary End safely conveyed
the negro f0t safe Keeping 20 Atlanta
The States interests are bound 10 SUI
fer when the Executive is running FOR
ofica-Staunton News
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
ATTACKED BY VERTIGO.

John y. McKane the former ear OF
Concy Island. was attacked by vertigo IN
Surf avenue. Coney Island, last night.
lie was picked up unconscious by passers-
by. placed In a carriage and taken to his
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-09
MAY BE DERELICTS.
Fears That Four Steamers Have Met
Ice Obstruction and Foundered.

Philadelphia. March Slope is al
most abandoned in connection with
four steamships bound from this side
for Europe, the loss of which would
involve the sacrifice of more than 100
lives and nearly 81. 900. 600.
The missing craft are the steamships
Allegheny and Minister Maybach, both
tankers, and the British steamships
OberOn and PictOn, grain laden. 1t is
the opinion of many that these vessels
may have struck the ice obstruction
and fOundered, with all hands. although
the weather that prevailed after they
left this side was terrific.
The average shipTnaster has an opin-
ion that it is too early TO meet much
fee, but Capt Crosby of the British
steamship Aureole, and Capt. Yell, of
the Westminster, just arrived in port,
say that the ice barrier at this time
on the North Atlantic is the most COM
plete and severe known for years, and
the fact that thousands of bergs have
already drifted as far south as latitude
"A north, indicates the terrible dangers
attending the northern passage.
The opinion is freely expressed that
unless the greatest care is used serious
disasters may be expected to occur on
the North Atlantic this season to YES
sells. and especially steamships, by
coming in collision during times of fog
with the ice Instructions. Capt Cros-
by says that on February 81, in latitude
46 so, he saw a tremendous iceberg, and
between then and noon he passed II
others, varying in size, some almost
awash with the sea breaking heavily
over them.
From noon till $50 D. m several 9TH
er very large ones were passed. 1t was
on the same day that the British steam
ship Westminster, Capt. Yell, from Lon
don, sighted the ice obstruction, and on
the following day. February %. in lati-
tude 1928, lOgitude 47.40, the ship was
surrounded by ice extending north and
south as far as the eye could reach.
From 2 a. m. till a. m. about 80 very
high bergs were passed, and q field of
the ice obstruction 500 feet broad and
very thick was skirted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-09
SUES FOR WAGES.
Kansas Soldier Seeks to Recover a
Promised Salary.

Clay Center, March 9.-The ]. B.
Rosentha1 Millinery company of ST.
Louis has been sued by w. P. Sanders
of Clifton for $1S7 salary and damages.
The trouble arises in connection with
his enlistment in the army.
Sanders was employed by the MILL
merry company at $25 month. In May
last, according to the court record, the
Rosenthal company published an an
nouncement to its employees in st. Louis
papers that the places of those who en-
listed in the army would be, retained
for them. The announcement added:
I'm addition the firm will pay the en-
plOyes who go to war while they are in
the army service. The pay of married
men will be paid to their wives or fam
lilies, and the wages of single men will
be forwarded to them wherever they
may wish to have them sent
Sanders claims AdOlph Rosenthal as
Sured him the company would stand by
its announcement, and he enlisted in
company B, Twenty-secOnd Kansas vol
unteers, June 49, After the muster out
Sanders says the company refused to
reinstate him or to pay him salary.
He sued for 800 damages and $S7
wages. The case came before a justice
here and Sanders won. An appeal was
taken to the circuit court, and will be
tried in a few days. Sanders has en-
listed in the regular army and is now
on his way to Manila.