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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
VIRGINIA DENTISTS.
Second Days Session Largely Attended
Officers Elected

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July 2s.-Spe-
cial.-The second days session Of the
Virginia Dental Association opened this
morning at 91j o'clock at Hygeia Hotel
with increased attendance other dele
gates having arrived during the night.
The programme this mornings consisted
OF clinical addresses by DR.. A. d. Nc
Conachie os Danville. and Dr. Clarence
J. Grieves, OF Baltimore both Of which
were extremely interesting and valuable
professionally
At 1880 the body took n recess TO 2.20
o'clock The afternoon session was taken
up with the discussion OF three
ably prepared papers by Or. W. H. Banks
dale Dr. J. W. Eggleston. OF Richmond,
and Dr. T. r. Steel. OF Richmond
The Association elected the following
officers: President. r. W Walker. OF Nor
folk; vlce-President. W. p Norris. Of
Charlottesville. Second Vice President. p.
Bridgeport. lof Richmond. Third Vice
President. l. 3. Smith. OF Richmond.
Treasurer. VIM +. Edwards of Ports
mouth; Corresponding Secretary J.
Hall Moore. OF Richmond Recording Sec
rotary, George r. Keesee, OF Richmond:
Executive Committee. f. W Stiff, OF
Richmond; T. H. Parramore. OF Hampton;
and J. r. Calvin. OF Charlottesville.
The selection Of tho place for tho next
meeting was left over TIL tomorrow
morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27

Those who have used Dr. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription do not suffer Aom the
change Of life either In face. form or feel
ings as do other women. This fact Is due
10 the intimate connection of the general
health with the health of the organs pecu-
liariv feminine. BY preserving the health
of these orzaus and relieving the system
from the facilitating drains, ulcers and in
Nominations which sap it, health, Favor
ite Prescription paves the way for this
natural change 20 come in Natures way.
without the loss Of capacity 10 please others
or the personal inability to enjoy life.
Mrs NJ Barnes. Of Bale Ferry. shasta Co.
Cal. writes. My physician sad was suffering
Com the Effects Of change Of hfe had heart
disease and womb trouble and rheumatism.
nv bead was so day could hardly stand NJ
When began Dr. Pirrce's medicines improved
hight along took seven or eight bottles Of The
ravorit- Prescription = teaspoonfni three
times day, and the Pleasant Pellets at night
seei 80 wei as ever did j"
There ia no alcohol, whisky or other intox-
icant in Pavorite Prescription" neither
does Il contain opium OF other narcotics.
You may be willing that somebody else
shall say that their baby is Just as good F"
as yours but you don't want that baby sab
stituted for yours Let dealers say what
they like about other medicines being
just az good but don't let them subsd-
tute anything for % PavoTite Prescription "
Or Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse the
clogged system Of impurities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
N.iHcd lhlmnn Ereisht.

NEW YORK. July PA queer lot Of
immigrants arrived al the Barge Ofice
to-day from tho steamship karamsnia-
one was Petros Bedneyeff, tail. swarthy
Armenian. who had $l515 IN gold IN a bels
and only two teeth In bis head lie
comes here 10 exchange some 81 the gold
for teeth. Bedneyef has compared Amer
ican teeth with those made by Partisan
dentists and has decided in favor Of the
American. He has tested them on leath-
err, bone and also on camel steam. and In
every instance the American made teeth,
he says, w.thstood the tests. He wrote
TO a certain American dentist and IS now
here 10 have this person ~ his mouth
with tho best set of teeth he can make.
Mrs. Philomena She'll, twenty-five years
of age. another of the Karamania's pas
sengers, was met by her husband. Felipe.
and her brother Giovanni Felipo's tastes
have changed since be left Italy. and
when he saw his wife he said TO the IN
torpreter:
shes shopworn. I don't want her.
Her brother. however. took charge OF
her, and she was admitted
Francisco Beltram Rodriguez. twenty
seven years of age, who halls from Ca
diz, said that he was employed IN the
Spanish Navy and camo 20 this country
10 enlist in the American Navy. lie eX-
planned that he wanted 20 belong 10 a
navy that amounted TO something. He
was admitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
lAJ0IE SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Ii VIII be Many Days. Fossil ly Week.,
Before He Can Play Again.

Inc absence Of Lajoie has apparently
put the best team in the league on tne
slide and as 20 how long he will be on Is
n matter OF considerable moment TO all
the enthusiasts. Lajoie Is now at his
nome with his massive frame stretched
out In bed and his left leg bandaged tight
~ to a cotton-covered splint. The band
ages and splnt were removed and the
knee was twice the size OF the uninjured
one. Right on the front. over the cap, Is
a bruise about the size Of a silver dollar.
pitted with marks that looked as though
they had been pricked with pin. TINS
Is the source OF trouble and while the
bruise IS now painless. the effects are
more serious than was at first thought
The disease resulting from the bruise
Is known IN medicine "a synovius. or
water about tho knee joint beneath the
cap. Beneath the flesh and extending
several inches both above and below the
knee bone the skin Is raised quite high
by the accumulation OF water. and this
collection Of foreign substance has pro-
duced Inflammation which must be re-
duced before any relief Of a permanent
nature can be obtained. To Offset this
ice bags are constantly applied to the in
Jured part
DR.. Boyer carefully measured the IN
jured parts and found that the swelling
oNtI me knee cap had decreased three
eighths Of an inch. and the part back
OF tho cap one-eighth Of an inch. This
was considered as indicating that the
swelling was being rapidly reduced, and
also that the water below the CAP was
diminishing. The nurse and physician
were so well pleased that the fourteen
runs made by the Pirates against the
Phillies on Saturday were forgotten.
Dr. Boyer dld not care 10 speak Of Ia
joie's injury. but knowing that the star
second bascman had a host of admirers.
said he hoped 10 see him about shortly,
possibly at the expiration OF two weeks.
'bajoes injury is n serious one" he
said. 1T affects n delicate part-tho
knee cap-a portion OF tho body that
should be free from injury IN a man who
must DO active. as Is required n basa
ball player. Laioie IS a good patient. He
follows instructions implicitly and I place
moro than ordinary reliance on him 70
pull through quickly. Tho world lftle
knows Of his physical powers. Strong
alert well preserved and perfectly de-
veloped, he will recover moro RAPIDLY
than less powerful man. yet possess
ing all those rare physical gifts We can
take no chances with him and his treat
ment must be adhered 10 y he cXpects
20 hn HIS part IN the future as we'll as
IN the past 7 cannot say definitely when
no Will be able 10 enter tho game again.
but 7 hope it VIII be within a few weeks.
PHILADELPHIA Times.
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Funds for Baker's Eamilv.

BOSTON. MASS. July civilian
Lloyd GaIrss issues this appeal 10 the
people OF Boston.
The wife and five children OF Postmas-
ter Frazier T. Baker. who was lynched
at Lake City. S. c., last year. are now IN
poor and destitute circumstances. at
Charleston. s. G. The trial Of the eight
men indicted for the killing OF the col
ored postmaster and his infant was had
at Charleston last April ana resulted in
a mistrial.
Last year the oolorod people OF
Charleston sent strong memorial 10
President Mckinley. asking him 20 urge
Congress TO give an indemnity Of X0Oos
to Mrs Baker and her children. who had
lost an they had and who wers manned
Tor life
Baker was an intelligent and efficient
officer and served the Government faith
fully and was really "A hero, standing by
duty in the face of strong opposition.
Should these children grow UP IN e.
uorance and. perhaps in the end, crimi.
nals1 Should this family suffer any long
or. being without food and shelter?
During tho past year this unfortunate
family has been In the care of Rev. j. l..
Dart. of Charleston, 5. c.. and hasat-
tended tho Charleston Normal and In
dustrial Institute. VIII not the humane
people Of Boston provide means lor the
maintenance OF this mother and the cdu-
cation Of her children? '-Baltmore Sun.
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RnsebnllNole

President Harvey Cunningham and Sec
rotary Hugh Cardozo. OF the Virginia
League have been together several days
OF late and some Of the knowing ones de-
clare that there IS something going on,
but neither Of the gentlemen had any
thing 10 say about the prospects OF the
League Norfolk Portsmouth and New
port News, are baseball hungry, and II is
predicted that I'm any event these cities
Will have professional ball next season.
Readings star pitcher now with Chi
cago has made himself solid The Bos-
ton game pitched by Garvin IS spoken
81 by the correspondents as having been a
model lie had the champions slaughter
Cd from the jump. In only one inning
could they do anything with them and
he soon regained his nerve. doubled him
self up IN eccentric knots. let the ball
go over Ike a bullet and made the cham
pions look foolish The players have come
10 ike the tall recruit much better. and
supported him as they ought 10. He Is
well spoken OF personally, and IS the
sort Of follow who is credit TO any
team.
The games VIII be called at 4:45 o'clock
sharp.
The rooters viii probably see new
umpire.
Tho grand-stand or the bloachories are
very cool spots these warm afternoons
Gutenberg will be warmly welcomed
by host OF admirers.
The clubs are drifting back 10 tho old
headquarters az the Lexington Hotel.
There's where the rooters coneregata.
chesbro Is showing great form against
League batsmen.
The C7scago players think they have a
great pitcher IN Garyin, recently secured
from Reading So they have.
The Baltimore club has released In
fielder ROtherrnei and signed lnhelder
Dave Fultz. late Of the Phnlies
At this time last season most OF the
minor leagues were smashed or in deeo
trouble.
BUrkett and Heidrick. OF St Louis. had
q close race for the i0O-base-hit marx
Burkett eot there first last Saturday
The Louisville club did not. az reported
buy Outfielder Seybold from Richmond
deeming the price-si 0co-exccsslve. Meth
err was Innelder Dolan purchased
Tenneys record against carrick IN tho
two games in which the latter pitched IN
Boston. was phenomenal. lie made II
hits IN y times AT bat
New york's aew manager. Fred. Hoey,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
GLADYS PER0TS ABDUCTION,
The Child's Guardian Now i'm Pursuit
of Her Mother

BALTIMORE. July 3.-Another chap
ter in the abduction case OF eleven year
old Gladys Perot from her paternal grand
father. William X. Perot. OF this city, By
hor mother, the divorced wife OF VIM. Y.
Perot. began late last night. when the
chnd's guardian, accompanied by City
Detective Albert left for New York TO
take passage for England.
They sail to-day on the Majestic, the
detective bearing a commission from
President Mckinley 10 represent the
United States government during the ex-
tradition proceedings.
Neither tho State Department officials
nor tho Baltimore police have been in
formed up 10 the present time that the
Old Dominion liner Cambroman, on which
Mrs Perot and Gladys sailed from Mon
trcai ten days ago, bad arrived al an
English port.
She is being watched for. however
by English detectives and upon her arri-
val Mrs. Perot will bs arrested provs-
'onaliy. under the indictment for sbduc-
ton issued by the Baltimore courts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27

NEW YORK. July 6-First receive
urlongs-Fre llnghuysen q 10 y hrst; Miss
Ded6 q TO l and to p second; Phohm
Il 70 y third. Time, l:Cs 10.
second race-six furlongs -Saccharins
u 10 s. FIRST Exit q 70 ana ! 10 s.
second: St. sulphice q 10 y third. Time.
ll7 IS.
1hird race-dve and half furlongs-
Mechanus q 10 y hrst; Tabouret ~ to
and 10 s. second; Buh0on 80 10 u
third. Time, llo 20
Fourth raos-oue and one eighth miles
Merry Prince 90 20 D. hrst Blue Away
$ TO and to o second. The Devil Is
10 y third. Time. 1851 10
Firth race-one mile-Greyf1ld q 20 p
nrst. Bishop Reed G0 10 / and 10 u
second. Stsangest NJ. % 10 ID third. Time,
l.aJ IS.
sixth raos-ono mile and a half. hun
dles-Howard Mann q 70 lO FIRST; Dutch
skater 90 20 / and % ID second, Premier
@ TO p third Time. 2.53 5-5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
Anelicafc Oncratinn.

NEW YORK, July 25-Surgeons At tho
Harlem Hospital last night performed nm
operation without parallel in the histo-
~ of that institution. The patient was
George Pr0oks. twcnty-six years old.
homeless man He entered the HOSPITAL
a week ago and asked that something
be done to close a cavity IN his palate an
inch IN diameter He said he did not
know how the hole had been caused, but
It had been there for moro than = year.
He found 4; almost impossible to eat
solid food. and for year he had sub
sisted as best he could on liquid diet.
lie was much emaciated IN consequence.
DR.. Manley. one OF the visiting sur
geons. assisted by the house staff. per-
formed tho operation. Several incisions
were made and three stitches wore taken
IN the mucous membrane. which is now
expected 10 grow together. The opera
ton will probably be successful.
The physicians say the man probably
injured himself while eating With a knife
and fork in too great hurry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
JEFFRlES TO SAIL.
The Big Pugilist VIII Leave on n Trip
tO Europe To-Day.

The Big Pugilist VIII Leave on n Trip
To Europe To-Day.
NEW YORK, July 2J.-James J. Jeffries,
the pugist arrived today in this CITY.
after a pleasant tour across tho country.
The big fellow viii sail for Europe to-
morrow on the North German liner
Fuerst Bismarck lie Is IA hne condition
for his contests with Charlie Mitchell
and Jem Smith. which are TO take place
abroad within a fortnight
Jeffries will return here about Septem-
ber 18th. when he Will 60 into training
al Asbury Park for his light with ShAr-
key.
"The Sailor" said Jenries. has been
doing considerable talking about how
quickly he VIII polish me OF when we
meet. ] don't say ] will beat him a
punch in four rounds or anything Of
that sort. Sharkey IS a big, strong fell
low. and has a chance 20 defeat me-
but ] think j will get the decision when
We meet"
Regarding tho talk about a fight be-
tween himself and Mccoy. JeGries said
he did not consider the KID in his
class.
Mccoy" he said. sis a good clever
mlddleweight but has no chance against
heayyweghts II Mccoy. however, In
sists on a match with me he can obtain
it,. provided he viii agree that the winner
take line. 1 am not in fighting game for
fun. I want 90 get an the money out OF
the game there IS in Il while l am N
top When some fellow comes along and
beats me ] want 20 have bank account
on hand. A beaten prizs-hghter is not OF
much account unless he has money in
the bank"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
THE RAIN AGAIN
FIELD THEM Up
Newarks Failed to Meet the Cham
piOns at All.
ALLENTOWN WILL COME NEXT,
Iftbc Weather viii DC Good the Che
rubs VIII Tackle This Team of
Hustlcrs To-day and Show
Them Something,
ALLENTOWN WILL COME NEXT,

II was Just a case Of history repeating
itself Rain yesterday prevented both
games between the Ncwagks and the
Champions.
Richmond has been very fortunate in
the matter OF postponed games this sea-
son, for though other clubs have suffered
this is the first time that a whole series
has had 10 be put aside on account OF
the weather.
To-day. n the weather does not object
Allentown viii Try SIS hand in The art OF
preventing Richmond from winning the
pennant
Archie Stimmel. Sammy Nigneux. and
Charlie Gutenberg are members OF the
team. once upon time they were Rich
m0ndors. but their places were filled by
men who have helped Richmond 10 have
the hardest hitting, best fielding, and
best playing team in the league. The trio
have helped 10 make Allentown one Of
tho best clubs IN the minor league pro-
fcssion.
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Prison Demons in Steel Cagc.

COLUMBUS o.. July 26.-The four in-
corrigible convicts Ira Mirlat. otis Hug
10y. John ONeill. and John Atkinson. in
the Ohio State prison. have been placed
in steel cage which has just been com
peted for their special benefit The
prisoners are known as the prison DO
mons" Each one has shot or stabbed
"a guard or two since his Incarceration.
They are all life men. and though sub
jected 20 the sevorest punishment. abso-
lutely refuse 20 work.
Though the warden does not admit IL.
II is believed the men Will sooner or lat
er xiii each other.
Marlat fought Ike a maniac against
being PIT in the cage. and II required
six men 10 control him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
Talmnon Charitable

NEW YORK. July "a dispatch 10
the New York sun from Binghampton
says. Two thousand persons who had
assembled on the lawn In front OF the
jail early this morning olamorins for ad-
mlttance 10 the cells OF Robert Wade and
Robert Russell. the negro murders o:
Rabbi Louis Ginsberg. were dispersed with
a hose in the hands OF the sherin.
Al train time crowd had gathered at
The station. blocking ins street An alarm
OF fire had been turned IN 10 divert -
attention. and the train. with the pTis-
oners. lad stopped on the outskirts.
They were hurried 10 jail. When the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
Engineer Kidnapped.

CRIPPLE CREEK. COLO, July %
John Doyle. engineer Of the Garfield
Grouse Mine. was carried or by twenty
masked men early this morning. The
sheriff has been notified and Is making
efforts 10 hnd Tho missing engineer.
When the masked men reached the
mine they 2Idered the blacksmiths and
other employees Of tho mine back
we don't want you said one OF the
leaders.
'Tts Doyle we're after. Wen tx him.
This men employed at the GARFIELD
Grouse ara unabs 10 conjecture the
cause OF the trouble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
Kills Her Child.

WESTMINSTER. PA. July 25-The
most revolving murder that has startled
this country for years came 10 light to
day when the discovery was made tha,
Fannie Stevenson. coored, OF Hamorton
crushed her infant chlds head with an
axe. after which she threw the body into
a pen OF hungry hogs by which tho re-
mains were deyoured. The murderess Is
only % years old. and with her reputed
husband. Joseph Stevenson. has fed. II
is said that before leaving she made
confession OF tho crime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
Poisoned hX Ernit.

LONDON. July 6-Much excitement
has been caused here b. the mysterious
poisoning Of a score OF guests OF the Inns
OF Court Hotel. which, It IL alleged, Was
due 10 American canned fruit.
4 second victim, Mr. +. W. Bartlett. Of
Philadelphia. died during the night.
The fruit was eaten a week ago. and
all who partook OF 1t were made M, one
OF the number dying on July 2lst. the
medical certificate assigning gastric en-
terltis as the cause OF death. An inquest
Will be held IN the case Of Mr. Bartlett.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
Thrashcd TO Death.

CHICAGO. July "a special 70 the
Chronicle from Hartford City. Ind, says.
Coroner 81. VI. Clapper. Of this city,
has filed with the County Clerk his find
ings In the inquest on Ralph Shelly. a
nine-year-old Montpelier boy. who died
from the effects Of a thrashing at the
hands OF four playmates on July 18th.
GIN Haskins, Orville Bowerman. Her
man and VIII Payne and Mrs Payne
havo been arrested as HIS murderers.
The parties implicated are all we'll
known people of Montpelier.
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number Of years ago. TIE met Miss
Grace Widell. and a few days later. on
July g. 1894 they were married. on &C
count OF his railroad duties Dewey was
seldom ~ home. One day while inspect
ing . switch ne was injured on the head.
A. a result he was insane for several
weeks He finally recovered and went
back 10 Detroit. His wife and Hide son.
then two years old. remained IN this city
when the war with Spain broke out
koyden Dewey went 20 Cadillac, Mich.
wfere he enlisted in the navy. Letters
came from him 10 his wife ard son IN this
city. but she mourned his absence deeply
and failed rapidly i'm health. On the 9Th
OF last August she died leaving her little
son % her mothers care.-Philadelphi
Press.
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ST. LOUIS N1O. July 26.-st Louis
made IL threo- straight with New York
to-day II was a contest full Of scnsa-
tional plays Blake. by remarkable
throw from centre. cut of Gleason at
the plato IN the eighth inning. Seymour
was very Wild. Attendance 100
Score r. II p
st Louis ........120OO00O 8 /
New York. ........ 2O00010O0 -3 10 /
Batteries-Young and OConnor; Sey-
mour and Warner. Umpires-Emslio and
Mcdonald. Time, 2:10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27
M'KINLEY SERVED FIRST.
First Automobile Package Delivered
in Washington

WASHINGTON, u. c., July 25-The
first automobile used for package de-
livery In Washington was run to-day 70
the White House, where IL delivered tho
first parcel carried by a horseless vo-
hiclc 90 any recipient in This city. The
United states Express Company intro
duced tho innovation. delivered many
other packages throughout tho city. and
had Superintendent johnson himself on
board tho electric wagon to start the
thing right
This city has been selected by the
United States Company as the place best
adapted for general use OF the automo.
bile Twenty-Five automobiles will soon
be thus employed by the company, and
they can be run thirteen miles an hour
and do much more work than two-horse
delivery waEons.-Philadelph Record.
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Farmers Alliance

COLUMBIA. s c.. July 6--The annual
meeting OF the state Farmers Alliance
convened In the State Capitol tonight.
At midnight "a discussion OF the financial
end or the organization was In progress.
Tomorrow there Will likely be a night
on the continuance OF the alliance ex-
change.
Ihere are but twenty-five delegates in
attendance.
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,roxa found II had been duped a rush

crowd found II had been duped a rush
was made for the stone structure. All
the doors had been locked and barred.
and the men placed in steel cells. where
they covered I'm q corner.
The crowd swarmed up to the barred
windows and shouted for sight OF the
murderers. A deputy sheriff appeared on
a balcony and made a speech. but the
crowd would not listen to him.
Then large hose was secured and
the stream turned on the mob. For
a moment 1t hesltated. Then there was a
backward movement and Il broke. scat
tering all directions. The leaders. who
were soaked. went to their homes 10
change their clothes. and the remainder
OF the mob melted away"
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SAN FRANCISCO. July B-Chinatown
has had another murder. The supposed
wife OF Lem Sang. a Chinese laundry
man. was brutally murdered In room
occupied by the pair IN Stockton street
The mutilated body was found by the
police. when they broke IN tho door.
hacked almost 10 pieces lying In a pool
OF blood and presenting most CHASTITY
sight.
who killed the woman can only be
conjectured from circumstances surround
ing the mysterious murder. and suspi-
cion points strongly toward Lem Sang,
who has not yet been found.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-27

has distinguished himself by his first off,
cial act lie has fined Seymour IS for in
different pitching against Pittsburg
Pittsburg's new pitcher. Chesbro, on
whom Hanlon had an option, has made
n fattering desbut IN the League. 1t is
not improbable that Hanlon let a jewel
get away from him when he permitted
his option on Chesbro to lapse.-Sporting
Lie.