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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-11-10
A Picture Of Heaven.

Heaven is real place, not the Mir.
vana of the Buddhist, not the thonght
land Of the metapbysician, not the in
definite universe idea of the modern
critic, but real place somewhere, and
it is beautiful beyond all power OF Ian
guage to describe. In heaven every
child of God will have his own abiding
place, and one which exactly and per-
fectly suits him; not desire upfnl-
filled. not a taste ungratified, nothing
lacking. So faultless will be every ap'
pointment Of that heavenly home, 20
perfectly adapted will be the environ
ment to the occupant, that those words
~ wishl" will never again pass ouf
Hps.-Rev. J. F. Bartlett, Baptist
Philadslphia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19

falls are rugged and wonderfully niesur-
esQues After a short rest. the members
OF the expedition ses out te clint the steep
and hrissiing sides al the mountain. cleft
by tee gorge, Down which s,se Sswnskin
t1mbles ia aassy cascades
A picture fun af life ani color Was HAT
presented an The Maxsnas psrrhea RICH
UP on the mountain side. n little groups
On either aide OF the falls spread their
luncheon on The spYay-cnssrea rcTks and
entay.ss the MONDAY meal amid most fo-
mantle and unusual surroundings.
Two Seattle girls have proven them
selves already To be among the hardest
and nfast courageous members of ire en-
petition. Assss Maud Parker and Miss
SsKfa BALDWIN were In the vanguard OF
climbers today. Moreover, they slept last
night With the stars fer canopy. wrapped
In their steering bags and blankets Ths
ofaers IN the party either slept In tents or
on mattresses on the wtas serandah 81
the hotel. bat Miss Parker ard IS Bald
win SeernsnE even \ mattress Of psne
honxhs slept On the ground. with m shell
ter whatever ever them, iusied 30 sleep
by the rsaasiass rear of the stsbekin. - II
seeks the deep. sisli waters Of The lake.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19
WILL SELL STOCK HOLDINGS
Inaarnnee Company Gaases eona-
mesion an Wall Shareholders
MAY E0IlaW

NEW YORK. July Ia Special 70 TIE
Chicago Trthune-~Tfe aeslss,n 81 the
New York Life Insurance Company To
dssgscx. Of Ets Investments IA sforks NAV
he tae fesefunner 81 similar sesfon by sther
companies that wsula food sh* market
with nearly tiaa ssstso worth of these &C.
cHr1sies
M announcement ass been made YET thsf
this sxn.seang action ny the New York
Life wsls ~ immediately initiated. bgi 10 ~
Intended that even II tire other 1eanpsn -
tssrn4sesl SIS fassnw ffss lead thsy woasf wal
9nri fhefs tssans hsj ssass perfected before
stating their intentions
Sc usueh has herr SAID recently concern
ing sas srArrra1s investments 81 these
corporations thai the fear Of ether eusn-
10 rftss fellow tx the example ses seat
sAaaaer throaxfa the speculative commit
n7f~
II MAS rsxaxn xeS that sn% liquidation a.
all sha railway ssasks hsaa ~ IRE Hfe IN
ss,sanee cvssrs parse$ wpsssA cause pres
ssre temporarily tee great fSr the ssssoFsa~
tsg hswzf
sessse tssxa az abs. IRIS wholesale taaas"
ss@ssfSn wssss8 srxosve nsr 30 Hsaaad froFT.
qMs stAssrYe4as ~ sA3 iFssRsTsn h<3AstrKa IT
sAs xsraa~4s easssna niss
TIE total Stock ard sssfss haitznss ~ the
~ PRESS sssatev0 assurance e0en g&H5es IA dei-
lars are as fasfams
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19

Special Dispatch 10 the rost.inseiiisencer
MOSCOW. Idaho. July iA-The annnAi
iAsan county pioneer picnic occurred RI.
day ~ Tho customary xtounds Nh miles
ncfthesE nf here, and NaA quite largely
attended Most 1T tae mercantile A1tAbs
iishmeEts hsre we're closed In hanuv ~ tho
day. ard frnsn earsy usnrniux Until neAF
neon many vehicles loaded with people
moved asss 10 she xroursfs.
The forensAn Vas Devoted largely 10 tho
literary portions ~ the programme. Hon.
H. r. CruxseY United Af.tes prosecuting
attorney fer shfs district. was usntor n
the day. assd spoke In h@auufal rstroAcect
III the great work secornrss shed b. sha
rve5tsfiane ard sUnksp as&e music BY tho
Moseo~ band Al naau all psesens pArsank
OF n tysunsseas basket dinner Th~ AfySF-
nssun vas largely a~sased 10 Gsnsstna aaA
s@Inxsnx In siss.ssahiohsd ripe sasn9s snn-
pended frofrs trees
The pscnle sresnds are situated IN =
hesassfai ufeAszeW ks<n nuf against tho
Masna~ msDansasns There are many a.-
slxAffus SYLVAN gresrs uss0n she Gfounsa.
and clear, eusd sfsesms Mow auwn ff~m
snn Hscansatns making tsss Efsre IN IDEAL
0n~ fer 9senies Anss yeasions cf pssN~sfs
The annual pIoD~sr ssenss uss5atiy a<surw
saFlssf than skss. ~ eaA fffx set MS ysAF
for Jane ~ tass eH3nx 20 backward weAsn4
81 II gas deferred ane nsenfh. This paste
Est sssfsest. sn9sshss sfsh failure 20 adSsF-
ssse IA fuais caused The astsnssanes ta fait
10 ss6 ~hstess IN wears h<rwsufase ii ha1
s~rsa fspsss I snu Ia q axa
Tss paoYss@gs here have d wHiEsssf fAn4a14
sysessfg at large m~mhershsps - which stt
who came aer~ prior 90 shx issf ten pears
are ssfKfsse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19

she Takes Two shots 1T the Depaty
Nsrshat. Wuhous DAMAGE

speegas Dispatch In the Pest -Inietilgsncsr
ftU4TEAA Jufs quite \ sensation
wss caused here yesterday hy shooting
scrag~ On the STREETS Mrs j r swan
eeg ggsa fwa ssafs from revolver az
ssese range at Deputy CITY Marshal y A
HaAg with Pc srers serious result how
ever, than sending +'sErgll" through sha
eepnty marshal as he testified ar ERE
prvs nssaary hear ng. ard ssgsise. tNrnag n
ths bat 1t feanstsr naesed Thsan. who
WAS driving hgs wagon af1rg shs street
nj the time ~ tire shooting N~s swan
ssn sss seit aasf@r Sac hands for trial
tn tNr sgr@F7ef essssrt ss%n @nrae interest
snx ssveie srrsnts are expected as tn The
ra4sx - tire hastssssf%< sssswees the par
ties beth ~ wA8ss are rf.srra@t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19

3asrrA@ssss rs far4 .xsssFs~sssa ~ Mr. ~ ~
ssss.ss efszTk ~ H@ssi ssesv~nr<. Pyssvfs
ssxssw III g. lie R&ss FFus &evegAs pears
/ ms4# sss<a aassssEs \ CONSTANT ~3Hef~r
ssass asArssss~mv ths ffesxg~ns assAeks
ssssmgfxtaAs EsFsssEs&afME s1~ ard r@ss<esaaa
ss~ s4mEg ssqr nsv dassr@ Az sssss h<seE
AE1xsss fwe gs1rs axu = fraseESna NNJ~~~
"a gssssextasssAs fssSss- tssssAxfs ARA Ete n.
rssss~A K<wsHssy Mssh /. my s&zvpS3ss
ASA a&saxes tfa Effects wss~ fMan4dta4A
Is n@sa~ves s@ss srm9s@nss ~ s6a dfnAano
wsssss fvssssy mys@ss a9stns9 sAN A.
fAek WITH 3 fsw 4za~s ~ this SAfnAhso
g@smafsy The rssais kAs Ds<A seFy ao9ta-
SxgseFY asA Asmasf ToMbtese r~tto4 fpqw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19
PROBABLY 4 MURDER.
stripped Reay OF aa Unknown Nau
Frnwd IN Nakfma River,

sgz~stat fssnstef - fss YsSx@f tsiis e. ns-@s
FRfsSsER. ya3Y - TIE fspsv - am ar
kwesn rsan. Apparently az Italian sas
sssen fTae@ sAs Yakima RIVER nsaf te~a
ss@sessssx ssy J N MrksANFyH Use hsyfs
ws@ tAsf ~ EHaN aeeaf " or 81 years al
T'~S Astss essrr ~ tns rtxhs hHm1 ws< -
ams ~ hsS riggs sS IS sava Bs mss
srsss~stn 9sss Nss. hair e}tnp@I partially Anss
TIE uefY Etaks9@ 80 h&S NE @a* a efsean
&zex shtFt Tire ha8v ass Ssg4ty ss1~&seef
a-s5 sd Sezn 81 sAs wsssr fer axsr sas
~sNMs FesFn al sr~@ sYssrws IL - ssss
e fnzzs 12aE aa ts@ tGFsxzx @sk nrnsesg8s4
ira fTssss tns sss1nsh. a. = sa@ xfsttes hss
been sses<A 80 sssth sn3 ssTsYwsys
sar~wn trse ts# river
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19

CHls AGO NAV nAn1y ntaT.
Thw~~a Fvsm = Wages $50 18th
MIS- Avms nv~aea.

sx@esar Iwsasen 90 sne Iisss-fa,~alss~nees
CLINTON a. G. 3asy iss~ Maraay
sYasasssx saaay ssss asf sssse hhssss an sh* caf-
sssses ssasa ssst*~rsshs niles frasw hsss. n.
81 st8ass ~ sshsesKgf WAS sArowu on snA
seas ~ fFsssss ~assss ~ lbs wa4st ssfsa~
EGG : ssesse 5axs go fsse driver ~sA turning
~ tie real fof eawH fssssk RAD has1
@4ssxs fssuhsss fAssa~ lbs rfhsws ard wkn
zsss4gsa - Eet fAsTn ses ksHsEs H1nn snFfMy,
wfs~ss ~ afrssss her~
es1&Yk i 4 sssxss ass~ifsega~ - ~ MeKtr.
teg eff fyAss&xss ss@sxs#nt aSsfisas At 10
Northwestern Railway CATnpAgys
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19

ss~ssaE TsssnssrA - tHe past Fst egg zsr.xe~
gsgEAAN FALLS fass u Tex VI "
& " EN asS 49, A&s sNMeNzs fA.e H.e-
aas xfsee 81 "a evssss@@ - eesss rvss .sssr asss
@@s& "a sssnE saasseaa 81 as rssssp esfsvs
Use KS 7m@*Y arrives
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19

gs.es sE YsssNasrA "a sse fsess Frfsefsssp~gx-
E~gs~gsS Fazv fs@z AsassAs~ 49, 81
ss~eaFss~ss has s5@se35sssA NJ Teasssw use
xS@sns sa taAss sss asa saeEgz wsgh
so @FNs sssfsSet Sss@aTs So a w@@
Fsn7 zt%4eNms
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19

WAGNER gxna. xssasaa Fax. -
SzgA&
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-15
BICYCLE TRUST A REALITY,
Articles Of Incorporation Filed at Tren.
ton, n. J.-Capital $50, OOO,O 600.

Articles Of Incorporation Filed ut Tren.
ton. n. J.-Cspitai $50. 900 1000.
TRENTON, N. j., May l5.-Articles of
incorporation has been filed of the
American Bicycle company with an au-
thorized capital Of $50. OOO. 900. of which
$35, DOC, 900 is to be preferred stock,
with 7 per cent cumulative dividend,
and $45, 600, 900 stock. The
company is authorized to manufacture
and sell bicycles, automobile vehicles
and other motors. The incorporators
are James c. Young. Charles w. Pier.
son and A. Gordon Murray, all Of Jer.
sey City.
1t is understood the company will
take over the bicycle manufacturing
plants on which A. G.. Spalding holds
options, which include most Of the
great concerns of this country. and that
the enterprise will be financed by the
United States Mortgage and Trus,
company Of New York and Lee, Hig
ginson e. Co. Of Boston.
1t is said that the control of a major
ity Of patents relating to bicycles and
bicycle fixtures will probably also b.
| under the control Of the company.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-15
madison lDaary Wagon.

Ana, NAV 1. HexOm'0 dairy MIX WIZ.
A, .;,, '- nv. the rounds Of the CITY
morning aud evening. oroe's ~
min or cream with the driver OF W.
dairy wagon and it will be delivers any
time OF the day. Rates eduoeu s
FOR the summer season, also teIepnone
connection soon. CLA's
n..~ ,.rma. J. +. DAILY
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-15
COURTS IN A TANGLE.
Kentucky Man Sent to jail by One Judge
for Obeying Another.

Kentucky Man Sent to Jail by One Judge
for Obeying Another.
NEWPORT. KY. May l5.-The federal
and state courts are in a tangle here
and serious results are expected. Judge
Hodge granted Mrs. Charles Houston
divorce and alimony. Her husband
then went before Judge Evans of the
United States court and filed a petit
ton in bankruptcy. Judge Evans
also issued an order for no payment gu,
Of Houston's estate. Houston has beer
sent to Jail by Judge Hodge and an at
tempt will be made TO compel his APP
pearance in the United States court on
an order from Judge Evans.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-15
Killed in q Runaway.
rortv.ninth low. Mustered Out.

SAVANNAH, Ga. May 1.-The Forty
ninth Iowa, Colonel Bows. has been
,,usted out here. The regiment is routed
Iy the Georgia and Alabama Seaboard
Air line. and proceeding via Cincinnati
and Chicago to the West.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-15
En- loving Great Sport.

PuT-lN-BAy. o.. May l5.-Ex-Presi-
dent Grover Cleveland. Judge Harmon.
Fighting Bob Evans. Professor John
Uri Lloyd. the author, and Leroy
Brooks are having great sport here fish
ING in Lake Erie.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-15

Pneumonia, Ia grippe, coughs, colds,
Group and whooping-cough readily yield
to One Minute Cough Cure. Use this
remedy in time and save Q DOCTORS bill
or the undertsker's.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-15
OMcials Rather Surprised.

WASHINGTON. May l5.-Navy depart
ment officials here express some surprise
at the announcement through the cable.
gram from Manila that Dewey will oc.
cupy four months in the cruise, for this
period is at least twice the time that
would be required to make a straigh,
cruise homeward. However. it is sup
posed that he desires to delay his ar
rival in the United States until the no,
weather Of summer has passed, being
already debilitated from his long expo.
sure to the e~nervating heat Of the Phil
inuines.
Killed in . Runaway.
GALEsvILLE. Wis, May l5.-Mrs. DR.
Olson was killed in a runaway at Et
trick. A lady friend was badly in
jured, but an infant thrown from tn
rig escaped unhurt.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-15
THE CITY.
LOCAL BRE:vlTlES.

wa cents; tisx IS; oats IS.
kaa.' report: Rain tonight and
u,. smith went to Chicago on
'uqua business.
arrived yesterday st the home
/, 4'd Mrs. L. Bsaslsy.
arD.a = Fillmore and w. r. Smythe
h, ron Howard on the morning
seon.,1 us''er departed Tor points in
Ashts'u TO be gone . month visiting
Uoday SCHOOL convention viii b
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-15
n

am prepared to receive horses and
cattle Tor pasturage at the Jacobs farm,
lake Madison. Plenty OF room. good
feed and plenty OF good water. Also
good shade. Usual rates.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-15
An Obsinate sore Cared.

Jas. g. Amhertof, Della, O.. writes: l
had an obstinate sore on my race which
everything else failed to heal, after one
application OF Banner Salve u began 70
heal and after three applications 1t was
entirely healed leaving no a
~ FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-15

Wanted, a farm hand, employment fo'
six or seven months, OF dairy farm.
f. r. G. Gross.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-15
Cook & ODEE

Don't cit down and wait for your for
tune to turn up. Take Rocky Mount
ain Tea, brings prosperity, happiness to
all who use It.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-15

]. D Bridge, editor aud proprietor OF
the Democrat. Lancaster, n. H., SAYS: Il
would not be without One Minute Cough
Cure for my boy. when troubled with a
cough or cold. 1t is the best remedy Tor
Group I ever used ~.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-15
MustAers Wanted.

The Agricultural Insurance company
-anfs several more tirst GLASS, reliao's
s".,Isrs 10 canvass for hail and tire 10
s"rsnoe in this vicinity. l. will 90 10
M..,;son Monday and Tuesday, May ID
and IS to consider application.
II. B. ScnRIHER, General Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-06

is entered OF record u i- therefore ore
dcfcd that judges Beverley r.. Wexford,
Jr.. Henry r. Blair and $ q. Whitle
three OF the Circuit Court Judges Of this
state. Doe summoned 20 attend at the
courtroom of this court iu the state
Library building. bon the city Of Richmond
on Tuesday The 18th day of December
lSeN and with Judges James Keith and
Richard n. Cardwoll. the Judges of this
court not $50 situated. who shall together
form and hold @ special Court Of Appeals
to hear and determine this cause
The f0loWing were the proceedings I'm
This cour, yesterday:
West End Real Estate Co. VS. Clai-
borne areucd by Robert w. TomNn for
plant n 100 error. and T. p. Munford and
"a " Anderson for defendant i'm err
ror and submitted.
Jones VS. city Of Williamsburg. argued
by j. y. Stubs for plaintiff i'm error and
submitted.
The n,xt cases 90 be called: Richmond
Traction TO. VS. Hldebrand, city of Nor
folk VS. Young and Riverside Cotton
Mills VS. Green. Nos. %. 80 and g.
The company fought the charge inch by
inch. as it has done each one that has
boon madc AGAINST Sc. for 1erchctian under
the new ordinance. and took am appeal TO
the tine of so imposed.
Rosa Moss Colored). charged with steal
ing coal from the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway. was put under security six
months and in default went TO JAIL
W. d. Keller had "a perambulatng horse
VIII, went out 90 View the wave of pros
peritv by moonlight and his curiosity cost
his owner s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-06

Richmond. D.. AGJ-:,ors Trustee 90
Holland Powell 20 feet ou east side of
second street. 900 feet south OF Jackson.
sos.
Cyrus BofssicuN.s trustee to Thomas
OConnor. 22 feet on : pricianl street
near seventh S22o
Crump q Cutchins special commission
CPS. 10 Lucinda Pollard. ~ 5-l3 feet ON
south side Jackson street. b. SIP feet
from west side of ST James street $3.50.
Walter Christian. CLERK. 10 Pauline
Isabel Ryan. o. feet ON east side of Page
street. 10 feet north Of Accommodation
street. I'M name OF Richard WhiUeld's
estate. for taxes. SSH.
Same 10 same. p feet on east side Page
street. 80 feet north Of Accommodation
street BOB name of George Whitheld's
estate. for taxes. S296>.
Mary and James w. Ilarys 10 Walter
T.. Grant IA 1912 feet on east side Tenth
street between Canal and Byrd lireets,
$3.50.
Annie % Haskins 90 Ellis Wise. %
feet on west side Judah street between
Leigh and Duval streets. 500
William r. Reddy. special commits
sioner. 10 Thomas o'Connor 80 feet on
south side Louisiana street between
Third and Fourth. goo.
Henrico: b. V. Leake 90 Ashton Scher-
merhorn. u interest IN - acres about
ten miles north Of Richmond near Tay-
lor's crossing on r.. +. ana p. railroad.
1915
R. y. Leake TO +. Tee Sheppard. u
interest in % feet on t's1 idle Meade
street. l3l feet south Of Wnder 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-06
C.lehrnllnn M vi Xernnn

Tic Masonic fraternity generally wr
moe. r Noun, Vernon on the 18Th instant
FOB hold thc centennial celebration in honor
OF "tre memory of fhe father of rs
.o.ufr. General George Washington.
Tt- Grana L.dse ha- appointed Colonel
Robert White. Of Wheeling W. Va. s~ut
marshall tle haas appointed as his aides
from Virginia Colonel Harry Hodges. oe
Norio.k. Ed S. Conrad. of Winchester.
Edgar Varied, of Alexandria. j. Park
Corbn of Fredericksburg. Major VIM. d..
sands of Richmond. S. r. Donohoe. "
Fairfax.
Do addition 90 tine above. ON ast SAT-
urday. in consultation with his aides I'm
Washington. the grand marshal nuD0'ni-
ed The following Special aides wuo are
Co report az the Ebbett House. Washing
ton. on December 18th. 90 O'Clock Tor In
structiOns.
Colonel II NJ Boykn and Captain y.
". Cunningham OF Richmond. and Dr.
j. W. Bryant. OF Crewe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-06
AS a Christmas Gift.

Nothing will be appreciated by
recipients of Christmas gifts more
than this superb set of Kiplins's
Works. There is nothing cheap
about them except the price.
They are mechanically perfect and
have a real literary value. Every
body likes Kipling, but owing to
the heretofore high price set on
his works, everybody mas not been
able to buy it. The opportunity
is here. Don't let it pass. You
can get FIVE sets now tor the ordi-
nary price of one. Sample sets Of
the work will be on exhibition at
The Times Office this week. Every
one is cordially invited to call at
;he Office and inspect them.
This work is SO peculiarly APP
propriate for Christmas present
that The Times has succeeded IN
making an arrangement with the
publishers whereby the complete
set Of fifteen volumes viii be de-
livered to any address in or on Of
Richmond before Christmas only
TO regular subscribers OF the paper
or those who will agree to suo-
scribe to The Daily Times Tor
three months.
For further particulars see the
big adj. in last Sundays Times or
watch The Times from day to day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-06
THE WARD TRIAL
IS POSTPONED
VIII be Called at Alexandra at the
January Term.
CARDOZA PRONOUNCED GUILTY
,Jnry Found the Accused Railway
Postal Clerk Guilty of Tamper'ng
With the Mails-scntcnce Was
ci-Bankruptcy.
CARDOZA PRONOUNCED GUILTY

10. t- IN. His
i"'
posed OIL so Tar az i''''''''o'u - 49,.
GA and Will Lee called Tor tli'l 81 '''-
,c,t term of the United States District
.,-......,r,., c.hicb conven.s Jas
''"'' DIV -'
uary 3 lF'.
The case was called 40 the Dislric' ''"'
..o-t,,. ,ftornoon. The govern
49,, ,,,. nistrict Attorney
mei' N'S ,....,.,,.
Allan and Assistant
De Jarnette Captain 'e"is' D"
and Mr. r. r. Campbell or N"lie'''''
.,,ea~od for the defense.
Amor som, argument au agreement was
.,. tri,l was no4t-
many ..,-..I
pohe" -'." ..5., .fso asked thlt the
i"' f'' .,.......,,,,.. of u L.
-, VIVA at tine October
owens "li"' t.,.r,5 forfoited
,'iI" "' -, tb. bond was de-
Ai''i sunni 80 ',,..,.'t,.tN. M ouens
claItd H"' i'' 80. t,,,,,,r,5 d.,
inc oon'-.I'" t'' ...', 49, H., ,,r,r
pItI'Il- '' l...,'', 49, han I'm the sum
go tts (,tbor y NJ. owens being
..,.,,-r,-
'Nhb'N'N w -''
The jury iu the case OF me Dnlied
states VS. A. " tardoza. the railway pos
tal clerk indicted under the charges OF
stealing tho letter containing money
and also of stealing the money contained
n the letter found him guilty under
the second count
AZ the request ot the Counsel Tor inc oo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-06
The Coming
of Kipling

is an event which the people Of
Richmond are awaiting with great
interest. 1t is true that the great
writer is not coming in person, but
his books will be here and at a
price which will be in reach Of all.
Thev will he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-06
QUARANTINE LAW.
Proposed BH That viii Make Many
Changes

NiidUAtNs
4 bin. which has been prepared by the
Medical Society Of Virginia. win bee intro
duced in the House by Mr.. John White
head of Norfolk. which viii very mate
rally change thc quarantine laws OF the
state should 70 De- passed.
Amendments and changes VIII be made
which will give the State Quarantine
Board control of the health regulations o.
the cities and counties. For this pun
pose am appropriation of 5000 will be ask
cd
1T SIS proposed that the state Board shall
have the right % decide as 10 the cf-
fcicncy of the means adopted in any
clty or county 90 eradicate any epidemic.
and f n the judgment Of the state
Board the meaures of the local boards
~ health are insufficient then the State
Board shall assume charge. and adopt
such measures ass. in their opinion, may
be necessary and the expense shall DE
paid By the city or county where the
epidemic prevails
The Secretary of the state Board shall
boz i.- executive officer. and shall make
monthly reports ON The health conditions
of The state
This bin has the warm endorsement of
the Medical Society OF Norfolk and was
prepared by one of Norfolk's ablest and
best known lawyers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-06
Bullctinthr Neck.

Icey shelton a young colorod man, enc
tered the almshouse about 2.10 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon carrying 4 bullet
along with him snugly encased I'M a
choice part or his neck.
Shelton said he was walking along
Pr1ok avenue about l:s0 O'Clock when
another negro came up go him. put "a
pistol in his face and fired. Then he
begged his pardon and said he didn't go
10 do il.
The injured negro walked out 20 the
almshouse for treatment. and Or. Goode
removed the bullet THE bullet entered
near the center Of the chin and lodged
behind the left ear. In a dangerous place.
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