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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
GRAND WELCOME
FOR THE CARNIVAL
Preparations to Greet Dewey at the
Capital Complete.
HON0RS FOR THE MANILA HERO
Two Magnificent Pa9eants, Civic ana
Military, VIII BE Reviewed by
Him-A Nations
Gratitude

WASHINGTON. Sept. 50.-SpeciaL-The
splendid programme prepared Tor The ma
tiOnal reception TO Admiral Dcwey In this
city on October I'd and Sd. has been conf
plet-- All is now ready Tor the coming
OF the great naval hero. who viii arrive
on a special triumphal train at ESQ h. Nj.
October "a. Upon his arrival am admiral's
salu viii be fred at the station. \
troop OF cavalry from Fort Myer viii
also be in waiting. and viii act as a body
guard for the hero Of Manila during the
entire celebration.
From the depot Admiral Dewey will be
driven 10 the white House. where Presi-
dent Mckinley and The Cabinet Will be
waiting. Che entire party Will then pro-
coed 10 the reviewing stand 10 witness
the Illuminated process ion OF civic organ
izations. This viii be one OF the most
effective spcCtacles ever seen in Wash
ington. II o. expected that 10000 per-
sons viii be 600 line and General George
IT.. Harris will be the marshal OF this
parade.
THE MILITARY DEMONSTRATION.
The military demonstration VIII take
place The following day. when the Ad-
miral is escorted 60 tho capitol 90 receive
the $1,000 sword which Congress pur-
chased 10 bee presented by john y. Long,
Secretary OF the Navy. 10 him In the name
Of the people of d sratincd nation Major
General Nelson s.. Miles. commanding
the United Sl-tcs army, Will be marshal
Of this parade.
BANQUETED by MkINLEY.
Tuesday ni-ht President Mckinley viii
give a dinner at the White House i'm hon
or OF the hero OF Manila. Covers for
nfty persons Will be laid and the occasion
will bring together a gathering Of army
and navy oil-e 5. government onic ais, Dip
lomats and representative Washington
citizens. which y-rl be memorable in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
Miss LOckheart's
LETTER TO MRS. PiNKHAM.
LETTER 70 ms. ISxHAa NO. o7.io.I

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
rhe Hog pIcnsch HIM.

"see that mann" said the clerk OF an
uptown hotel TO me this evening. as a
handsome. middle-aged man stroled
through the lobby. THAT IS the presi-
dent of the - Life Insurance Compa-
ny He married his stenographer las'
spring. II was quite a romance. He ana
the girl and his Office boy were coming
down in the elevator in the Insurance
building one afternoon when the stenOa
rapher saw a mouse on the boy : Shout
der. she threw her arms around The
Presidents neck and screamed TO him 10
protect her. The mouse covered in "a
corner until the elevator reached the
bottom floor and then escaped. the girl
holding the president all the time. Wei,
he liked the sensation OF being Rugged
by a pretty gfrl so much that he mar
ried her a few weeks afterward.' "Anl
what became OF the office b0y?' | ash
ed. ooh, he has d desk in the office e.,
a good salary now. and is IA line to be
president in due time answered the
clerk carelessly.-New York Correspond
ence Pittsburg Dispatch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
SPIRlTUALISTIC WONDERS.
DIR. Louis Schieisingcr Gives a Demon
stration of II is Power.

DR. Louis Schleisinger, of California, who
claims TO be the Oldest Spiritualist in
America. arrived In this city yesterday
and Is now at Murphy's Hotel.
DR.. Schleisinger is a man or seventy
wears of age. his appearance is striking
lv patrlarchal. his manner. kind and gen
tie. He impresses one as being most pro-
foundly sincere.
or. Schleisinger called at The Times Of
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was also held with those who are said
10 be in the spirit world and information
regarding those who. though living, reside
In distant towns was given. This IN
formation proved correct. Names of per-
sons living and dead. all unknown TO DR..
Schleislnger were given in full. when de-
sired by his auditors. DR.. Schleisinger
was subjected to a number Of difficult
tests. all Of which were satisfactorily un-
dergone. DR.. Schleisinger claims TO have
power over disease and asserts that he
can cure morphine. tobacco. opium and
liquor habits in a single sitting. He has
no method Of medical treatment. but de-
clares s%piritualism alone has and will ef-
feet wonderful cures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
SALE OF A FARM
IN DINWIDDIE
A Delightful Entertainment Near
. MarmOra.
MANY VISITORS IN TOWN
Mr.. Joe Maclin's Assailant Fired at by
an Officer in Farmyille But
Made His E~scape-Short
of Operatives.

PETERSBURG. VA, sept. 2o.-special.
Mr.. T. NJ. Boisseau. OF Dinwiddie, pur-
chased privately to-day OF Mr.. S. r..
Crenshaw. OF this city. a farm in that
county on the Appomattox river. con-
tanning one hundred and fifty acres, for
one thousand dollars.
a most delightful and larsely-attonded
dance was given last night at the resi-
donce of Mr.. b. L. Sutherland. near Mar
mora. Dinwiddie county. Guests were
present not only from Dinwiddie but
from the county of Lunenburg, the cities
OF Lynchburg. Richmond. and Peters
burg About midnight q fine supper was
served 10 which fun justice was done.
Dancing was then resumed and continued
until daylight this morning.
MANY VISITORS.
There were more county people in the
city to-day D there has been for some
time. II Is said that the recent frosts in
the ne.ghboring counties have done little
or no damage.
me County Court OF Greensville will
open on Monday. This court is generally
largely attended by the business men OF
this city.
Some sales OF small lots OF Spanish
peanuts nave been made here at 20 cents
per bushel.
1t is said that the negro who assaulted
Mr. Joe Maclin with q rock, in Chester
field county, a few days since, has been
seen at Farmville, and that when an at
tempt was made TO arrest him he ran off
and was shot at by an officer.
The public schools Of Chesterfield county
..gIf 90. L. gs vlavf Monday
NEED OPERATIVES.
There Is need Of operatives in some OF
the cotton factories in and around Peters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
WHERE BLUFF TELLS.
Worth Millions in Europe when Back
ell by a Cheeky American.

Here Al home blu6 don't caunt for
much. said "a globe |tgotter, but m
;eling You that a good stin blum with
q cheeky American behind 10. Is worth
a lot of money in Europe. When / got
around 10 Nice last year the 0est hatcls
were crowded and ] had 10 Jabe up with
small room. On the same floor Was a
German Wha was occupying q suite
though not spending much money or put
ling on any great style. one day there
MS a great row. The landlord had asked
hiv as a particular favor 20 varate for a
1Dwcomer. and. OF course. the man didn't
.,oso 10 be urned out. The landlord
cosxed and argued, and the German
o,ovled and muttered, and l followed
Them down 20 the Office 20 see how 1t
would come out. AT the desk was an
American I had run across In Nemce-a
huyer for "a Chicago dry goods house
When the landlord and the German pc
gan 10 gabble in chorus the buyer pulled
q blank check from his pocket and reach
:. for a pen. and said:
D." AN this talk is ma use. ] want rooms
here. viii buy the hotel and select my
suite. Sir. what is your cash price Tor
tho l%oa8lord. as he threw up his hands IN
surprise.
Grounds and all, and ] want it to-day
TON much-a mllllon-tnfee OF louI Ahl
what name shall | nll In on the checkY
Say now" laughed the tourist. but
YOU ought 70 have seen that thing work
The German had determined 10 be ugly
about &c. but when he bumped up against
"a man who had as soon pOy four millions
Ys one for what he fancied. he felt awed
md hnmbled and READY 10 quit. The
landlord figured that 10 turn away such a
0hoesus would ruin his house. and II
wasn't half an hour before the buffer
was chucked into a dog hole on the top
foor. And that wosn't all. mind YOU.
his supposed millions he got Up and
cat every itom In two and begged his
iordshiD'spardon 20 boot. ] don't believe
name but he just walked over everything
and Everybody for two weeks. and It was
and Cincinnati. Nothing but q cod blum.
which wouldn't have taken hlm into an
American dance han as a dead head. but
N was equal 10 a letter Of credit for ST.
5000 over there. Washington lost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

burg. As before stated. labor Of all kinds
IS very scarce here.
The entries for the races announced 10
take place at the New Market race course
I'm prince George county on October lVth,
i'm and 18th. will be closed on Tuesday
next.
Judge j. NJ. Mullen, Of the Hastings
Court. to-day heard argument on a-mo-
ton for a new trial for John Carter, col
ored. who was convicted OF ~assaulting
John O. Thurman. OF Norfolk, with a beer
bottle in this city and his punishment
fixed at one year in the penitentary.
Judge Mullen took the matter under ad-
vlsement until Monday next, when he VIII
render his decision. .
Misses Maggie and Carrie Stewart. OF
Dinwiddie county, were in the cry to-day
The schooner "Bil Nye," OF Baltimore
which was sunk near jordan Point hght-
house some days ago during a Storm
has bsen raised and left for Baltimore
Yesterday afternoon loaded with lumber.
The schooner was so disabled hat II had
TO be towed TO Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

Some years ago an ARRAY among The
miners Z. the west resulted in murder.
and Senator Thurston. believing the ac-
cused to have been innocent IN intention.
took up his case and greatly mitigated The
lads punishment. Six months a4terward
a man armed 10 the teeth appeared M
Thurston's Office.
BE you Squire Thurston?'
eyes"
BE you the man that defended JAG.
Bailey at court
The Senator. thinking hts lost hour was
come. again answered Yes"
well. I'm Jack Bailey's partner and
I've come to pay you. / haven't got any
money. nut I'm a nan OF honor. Anybody
in town you don't llke?"
As the Senator smil ngly dlsclaimed any
thirst for booty or blood, the caller in
sisted incredulously. Put on your hat,
squire, and just walk down the So
See anybody you don't like throw up your
thumb and I'll pop him.-Youth's Com.
panion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
Music at Second Baptist Church.

Nhe programme OF music az the Second
haitist church to-day is as follows:
ASrning seryice-tlrst anthem-O, Low
ing pne Divine (Mozey).
OfArtOry solo~Gounod's Sanctus from
81 oscelia's Mass. Miss Gay Ragland.
Ewing Observation-Disclosures Lover
OF MASoul (Willisms).
oneAory solo-Adore and BE san (Gou-
noaj. Ass Gay Rsgland.
Anihfks appropriate 10 tire sermon VIII
he sansAn the morning ano evening sep
vices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
GOSSIP OF THE
HOTEL L0BBlES
travelling Man TaIks Aboutthe Great
Texas FLOOD,
JEFFERSON'S TOURIST TRADE
OncStion BEING Considered OF Adding
an Assistant Manager, " no Would
TraVcl-SOmc of the Hotel
Arrivals on Yesterday.
JEFFERSON'S TOURIST TRADE

Mr.. Charles Nfosby. a wcl-known trav-
cl.. salesman. is visiting relatives In
fhf cit,. Sec recently spent several
f.oaths travelling through Texas. ana
went throu-h che h00d-dcsasiaiod Brazos
.~ist-lc.. where "a acknowledgements cot
son ,icId was reduced Co nNc thoacand
1ales.
.ihe great omount OF rainfall immcdi-
etelF preceding 'he Hood said Mr. Mos
ur f0 l Times man. cannot be con-
,.i-cs. Forty inches of precipitation was
rc-.ricl in t'rty-c.ght hours. An inch
oft rainfall over % square mile means
to,e0o gallons. forty inches, Of course.
oat. un gHo0fen gallons of water on ono
srlarc milo. I do not know how many
miles of country were Hooded, but the
l,a was largo.
Glc Jefferson Hotel management is con-
%si.r.l- ihc addition OF an assistant man
aser. whose duties would bc largely 10
Increase the tourist patronage ~ the
aotol I'm prosecution OF his usine he
would visit the Zig pleasure resorts OF
thc south. and make known the adNan-
tates OF Richmond as a stopping POM
between Norlh and south. Already. lhe
hotel has some oi this patronage. Whlcn
if + believed could bc iargely-increascd
N.f I|N|.NN||N -N NAH|
tho force hos not been finally determined
chief Electrician J.. d. Humphrey. Licc-
fric.ars T.. w. Atkinson, I. Miller, ana
griermaefr a.. 81. O'Conncll. of ne bat
tic-hIp ksarsaree. are nj the Lexington.
An. Atkinson b. che son oil Mrs. \. -.
atkinson. and he and his friends VIII
return To Newport News To-Day 10 IT,
ioiu their gallant ship. The hearsafse
win take on fourteen 5-inch guns while
there. and win go into commission about
January list.
st the LeNiugton-S. b. Hooke, Boston
IS. u. Tutwcilcr. Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs.
George n. Parnum Boston: II. Nj. Moore,
Baltimore. a. a.. Holland. Salem, y. c.;
T.. II. smith. Philadelphia; w. II. Lane
Eemont. George Matthews. Charleston.
w. Va: q. l.. Harrison. T~alleiysville; II.
VI. Lynch and w. B. Lynch, Portsmouth.
A. G.. Langston and j. *. Bates, Atlanta
Ga.
At Nurphvs-F. W.. Sims. Louisa, Va.
Frank Pyatt. well. Va; Mr.. ana
Mrs. IS. :. Macrae. Louisville, KY D. H.
a.. DeJarnotte. Caroline county, Va; A.
rs. Chase. Newport News. Va; y A.
yyootcn lie Grange y. c.; O.. Goodman,
New YORK. John j. McGreeny, Newport
News. w. O.. Pettus. NJ. D., Newport
News. q. y. Houston, and w. hIhs'
Brook i'm. Va.
Al tho Jenerson-H. A.. Dunn. savan-
rsr Ga. J.. r.. Hay. Raleigh. y. c.; j.
4 p. Thompson. Toronto. canada; a. j."
PITTS Arvonia. va: II. d. Green, Hot
sn~ires. X. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. C.. Broder'
Ncw York.
Al %ew Ford's-W. A.. Parsons. Ninita,
VA. D. D.. Klucard. Ashland. Va; j.. G
Jackson and wife, Baltimore, H. H.
snoad. Glover. Va. Charles i. Iaylor'
Wake poorest. y. q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
LOUbOUN PRIMARY.
Leesburs Gives Martin IA Narrow Mar

Leesburs Gives Martin "a Narrow Mar
gin.
LEEsBURG. VA. Sept. N.-speeiaL-
The Leesburg primary election to-day
gives Martin 40 TO Tyler i3' and gives
Martin s delegates 70 the Middleburg con
vent.on. Ryan's vote was 24 10 Vande-
vanters 70. Ryan IS overwhelmingly re-
nominated
Hamilton gives Martin .. Tyler s. and
elects O.. r. Leith. a Martin delegates -
the Aeddleburg convention.
The rest OF the county has not been
heard from but II is supposed 20 be for
Tyler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
The kearsarge Returns

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Sept So.-TNe
battleshin Kearsarge returned TO thn
ship-yard from Boston this morning f7esii
from her official trial trip on the Nafsa-
chusetts coast. The ship made me "Trip
down m thirty-six hours ana hitytIn@sn
The Nearsarge will receive her s'ineh
gums ana finishing touches al once. ana
ID is thought she will 20 into commission
In November.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
LEGISLATIVE
NOMINATIONS
Continued from First Psge)

will represent Lunenburg county in Tho
next House OF Delegates.
CAPTAIN r. u. Burton. Of Farmviile, who
IS county chairman OF the Democratic
party Of Prince Edward county. was re-
Gently in the village. Captain burton
ella ms that there VIII no. be any i1de-
uenient candidate in this county. cap
tain Burton is "a warm supporter OF sem
ator Martin and is very sanguine OF ny
election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
YELLOW FEVER SITUATION.
Two Deaths AT hey West Yesterday
aud one at jackson.

nNNLA
WASHINGTON. Sept. -SlrSeon-Gen-
eral Wvman received the following dis
patch to-day from Surgeon Garter at Ne"
Orleans.
cone new case: Tennessee has raised
quarantine permanently after a heavy
frost last night.
JACKSON. MISS. Sept. So.-Two new
cases OF yellow fever and one death Is
shown by reports here to-day. Mrs. G.
T. Waite. wife Of the cashier Of the First
National Bank. died al an early u
his morning. The record 10 date Is Zen
cases and four deaths.
KEY WEST. FLA. Sept. S.-There
we're twenty-five new cases OF yellow
fever reported to-day and two deaths.
NEW ORLEANS, sept. @-Ihere Wa
one new case Of yellow fever reported
ere. There have been no deaths ms
week. There are altogether eleven cases
under treatment in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

TAZEWELL, VA. Sept. 2o.-speciai.--
Democrats OF Tazewe'l met in conyen-
ton today % nominated Joseph =
Moss as a candidate 10 the House OF Dele
gates.
He was uninstructed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

Kitty Loftus, a sister Of the initiative
cissle. will make her appearance soon In
New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

was afflicted with Blood Poison. and the
best doctors did me no good. though | took
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

About 4 o'clock we discovered three
lorse:nen several miles away, riding to-
ward a little cottonwood frinsed stream
md knew that we had reached the end
IF our quest. We could not see the camp
cut were certain IL was only three or
lolr miles away. perhaps much nearer.
Lrvasseur proposed that we stop right
where we were until dark. then take the
Trail Of the hOrsemen we had seen TO their
camp. round Up a bunch II horses and
light out. on the other hand, | contended
nat Il would lie better 10 go M In the
pires on the slope OF the mountain. maze
ann and spend the next day locating the
crow village and getting the lay OF the
and and the location OF their herds.
had my way: II we had done as the
Frenchman proposed, likely We would have
Gnallv succeeded in getting a big band OF
her horses 70 Fort Benton. But, as |
sald when a man IS out of luck, his best
Laid plans are sure to fail.
From where we sighted the horseren.
we turned back into a coulie and followed
n 10 its source in the pine timber. where
we made a shelter with such noles and
brush as we could obtain without IN axe.
The dav had been clear, but cold. and We
little expected the storm which came MP
AZ daylight the next morning. h snow
The Banner-Democrat., 1899-09-02
Game In Rockies Decreasing.

Game in the Rocky Mountains is
rapidly decreasing, according to A. r.
Gates, of Helena, Mont. Mr.. Gates
has lived in the Rockies for twenty
years, and has travelled over them
from one end to the other. He came
East few days ago on a pleasure trip.
''From the present outlook" said
Mr.. Gates, ''it will not be many years
until hunting in the Rocky Noun
tains will be about as profitable as
hunting in Central Park. Deer and
elk are very scarce, bears are few and
far between, and about the only ami
mails left now in any quantity are
wolves and coyotes. The State of
Montana paid out more than $50, 900
bounty for them last year. There are
hunters who make good livings by
killing the pestiferous creatures and
selling their hides to the State, but
in spite of everything they go on in
creasing faster than they can be
killed.
Gas for grizzly bears, they are by
no means as plentiful as people in the
East seem to imagine they are. The
fact is, I have never seen grizzly
bear, although I have spent o great
deal of my time in the mountains. !
venture to say that there isn't one in
Montana. There are black bears and
cinnamon bears, but you might hunt
long time without finding any ol
them"
Mr.. Gates is inclined to lay the
blame for this condition of affairs on
the Indians. He thinks them worth.
less lot, and predicts that they will
eventually exterminate all wild ami
mails, just as they have don e the buf
falo.-New York Tribune.