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The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-03-24

Co., Stockton, Cal...... 1910
San Diego Gas and Electric
Co., San Diego, Cal..... 200
Spring Valley Water
Works Of San Francisco. 1874
Riverside Water Co.,. 200
Baker City (Ore.) Water. 17,O
Marin Co. (Cal.) Water. sc
Sunset Telephone and
Telegraph Co........... 700
Pacific Rolling Mills, San
Francisco, Cal. ......... ITO
Baker City (Ore.) School. 1870
Palo Alto .(Cal.) School,. 12,5
Territory Arizona Funding 22,0
Independence City, Ore... 80
Blaine County, Idaho 49,.
1885 Home Mutual Insur-
ance Co., San Francisco,
Gal. zSo,o
210 Bank of California, San
Francisco, Cal.......... 21,0
230 First National Bank,
san Francisco, Cal..... $50
A0O AnglO-C California Bank. SO
$40 Sather Banking Co.,
San francisco, Cal...,. $40
$50 Oakland Bank of Saw
ings, Oakland, Cal...... 22,5
1872 San Francisco National
Bank ................... 1872
1000 California Street
Cable RR. Co., San
Francisco, Cal 1000
625 Suffer Street RR. Co.,
San Francisco, Cal...... 1870
200 Market Street Rwy Co.,
San Francisco, CALI. 700
$50 Oak and Gas, Light and
Heat Co., Oakland, CAL. 42,9
500 San Francisco Gas and
Electric Co., San Fran
cisco, Cal. ............ 300
$50 San Francisco Gaslight
Co., San Francisco, CAL. z
200 Pacific Gas Improve
ment Co., San Francisco,
Gal. 1U,U
1856 Stockton Gas and Elec-
trio Co., Stockton, CAL. 23,5
600 Spring Valley Water
W'ks, San Francisco, Cal $50
100 San Jose Water Co... $40
656 California Dry-Dock
Co., San Francisco, CAL. 65,6
so Union National Bank,
Oakland ............... SO
Total Book, Par and Mar
ket value Carried out at
book value) ......... ..$1,644,S
Bonds, Stocks, and all other Sc
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same, and Amount Loaned-Tot
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The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-03-24

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Bonds, Stocks, and all other Securities Except
Mortgages) hypothecated as Collateral Security
for Cash Loaned, the Par and Market Value OF
same, and Amount Loaned-Total. Par and Mar
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Cash in the companys principal offices. ......... lZSI0 oO
Cash belonging to the company deposited In bank. 2O,fz6 oS
Bills receivable, $4,79131; due on open accounts
f igo a7a Sener ve eDmpsn'e $3.50 s2 losses ..ea :" 1o,4s5 SO
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n+aros oocruod On collateral loans 1916 70
Gross premiums in course of collection, not more
than three months due, $415, 1922; less commits
exc en ES1 10 361. 931 10
800 olive ~ raal estate over book value. 1855 u
NIarhot vo1uo ~ honds and stocks over book value. 1905 25
ro.ol .$S, S494 5O SO
amount which should be deducted from the above
assets on account of agents credit balances and
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The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-03-24

(Published by authority of the Auditor of Public Accounts of the State
of Virginia)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
THE DEMOCRATS
OF LUNENBURG
County Committee Call off the Pr
mary
BUT THE PEOPLE WOULD VOTE.
All the Votes Cast We've for Ellis for
House and Tyler for U. 5. Senate.
Cant. David II. Love Also "a Can
didatc-A Mixed Situation.

GREEN BAY. VA, oct. H.-Speclal.-
T-bo Democratic Committee Of Lunenburg
county met at Luncnburg G. H.. on yes
tcrday. and by decided majority called
Oft the primary that was ordered 10 be
held throughout the county to-day FOR
IN purpos Of nominating a candidate for
the House Of Delegates.
Your correspondent hearing Of this ac-
ton visited Lunenburg G. II. to-day and
found that a large number OF Demo-
Gratis arc ignoring the action of the COM
mitteo Of yesterday and were holding an
election and up 10 four o'clock this even
ing every vote cast was for Colonel j. w.
Ellis for the House Of Delegates and for
Governor Tyler for the Senate.
IL seems that this action of the commit
tee has added 10 the bitter feeling that
already existed and the party is now
more divided than ever, the Ellis faction
claiming that the action Of the COM
mittco Of yesterday was Unprecedented
and that they would ignore it altogether
The friends Of Captain David II. Love
who IS also a candidate for the House Of
Delegates, did not participate in the pri-
mary being held to-day. thus leaving the
field open for Captain Love to become a
candidate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15

It IS now conceded by eminent scientists
that the most important organs OF the
body are the kidneys. They alter your
blood and work away night and day,
wether you are asleep or awake.
People are apt 70 believe that kidney
disease is a rather rare disease. but sta
tistics have proven that it is most COM
mon trouble.
And the proof OF this is that most dis
eases. perhaps s. per cent, are caused in
the beginning by disorders Of the kidneys.
BECAUSE they fail to filter your blood.
Your other organs may need care-but
your Kidneys most. because they DO most.
II you are sick, begin doctoring your
kidneys. because as soon as they are well
they will help all the other organs to
health.
When your kidneys are not doing their
work some Of the symptoms which prove
It to you arc pain or dun ache in the
back rheumatic pains, sciatca, sediment
in the urine. scanty supply, scalding irri-
tatlon in passing It. obliged to go often
during the day and to get up many time'
during the night uric acid. sleeplessness.
nervous irrltabnity sallow unhealthy
complexion, puffy or dark circles under
the eyes. loss Of energy and ambition.
II your water when allowed to remain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15

WASHINGTON. oct 14.-The following
was received to-day from General Otis:
Manila, October II.
"Schwan's column swung into linus
from Das Marinas yesterday morning
camped at Bacoor last night. has scat
tered insurgents who probably retiring
by detachments on Indango.
Conditions Of roads prevented further
pursuit. f25 ment of the Thirty-seventh
Volunteers, Major Cheatham, drove the
insurgents south and westward from
Lake Town of Muntinlupa yesterday pur-
suing several miles and retired TO BaCoor
last night by Zapote river road; loss
three men killed two wounded one
missing. Schwan's movement very sue
cessfull inflicted heavy loss Of men and
property of Southern insurgent army; he
reports their casualties at 200 killed and
400 wounded. Their stored supplies de-
strOved Young moving from Arayat,
north and westward yesterday scattered
insurgents who retired northwestward,
his casualties three slightly wounded
considerable store Of grain captured
WASHINGTON. oct. 1.-THE War
Department received the following from
General Otis to-day:
Manila. October Il.
"Adutant-General Washington:
Tacoma arrived last evening. delay two
weeks by typhoon. 19l horses Fourth Cav
airy good condition. nine lost.
Transport Belgian King arrived chs
morning seven companies of the Thirty
fourth Infantry, no casualties.
Petsehnikon the Russian violinist. has
been booked TO appear with every SYM
phony organization in the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
SHOOTING AFFAIR
IN PETERSBURG
Two COIored Quarrymen Draw Pistols
and Both are Hit.
THE DINWIDDIE TREASURER.
Judge Hancock to Decide Whether He
Has Received Emoiuments FROM
the u. =. Government Since He
Was Elected 90 County Office

PETERSBURG. VA, oct. H.-Speelal.-
A difficulty occurred this morning at
Holdworths' granite quarry In Dinwddie
county, between two negroes named
Thomas Adams and Charles Jackson,
which grew out Of Adams accusing jack
son Of the theft of a sum OF money. Both
men finally drew pistols and nred at each
other and both were shot. Adams, 1t Is
said. was quite dangerously wounded.
BRICK PAVING.
Representative Of the Lynchburg faVinS
Companv. which has the contract for
having the yard OF the Custom House.
are In the city looking for hands ana
teams with a view Of beginning the WORK
II is much regretted by the ConIed-
crate veterans here that the Grand camp
at it's meeting Yesterday decided not 10
hold its next session here, but in Staun-
ton. II is O qualification, however, 10 the
Petersburg veterans that General Stith
Boiling, Of this city, has been eiected
Grand Commander Of the Grand camp.
The contested election case or Gilman
against Harris for the Office or treasurer
of Dinwiddie county, will come up before
Iudee Hancock in the Circuit Court Of
Dinwlddie on next wednesday. when the
question whether or not Gillian has re-
ceived any emoluments from the United
states Government since he was elected
to the Office Of treasurer Of the county
will be passed upon by the court II VIII
be remembered that on last Monday
Judge Hancock ordered the certificate OF
election TO be awarded 10 Gillian, nut
he was not allowed 10 qualify until the
question i'm reference TO his having re-
ceived emoluments from the United states
Government had been passed upon. Gil
liam. previous to the election, was CHIEF
deputy TO the United States internal rev.
enue Office here. -
LAND COMMISSIONERS.
The commissioners appointed TO assess
the damages to lands in Chesterfield
county for a right of way for the Rich
mond Petersburg. and Carolina railroad.
will meet on next wednesday 10 assess
the damages TO the land Of Mr.. \. b.
Cook. a short distance from this city
Tho delegates from the Baptist churches
in Petersburg TO the General Baptist As
ISOLATION. which meets i'm November next
in Bristol. have not yet been appointed.
The condition of Mr. Charles Gee depu-
~ United States collector for the Second
District. Of Virginia, who has been quite
III at his home at Dlsputanta Station, on
the Norfolk and Western railroad, Is
much improved.
Mr. A. r. Stewart. Of Dinwiddie county
and his two daughters. Misses May and
Lille who have just returned from Scot
land. were in the city to-day. They had
a most delightful trip.
Perkins and Scarborough have pur-
chased the Troutman tract Of timber land,
containing so acres, at Carsons, on the
Petersburg and Weldon railroad and Mr.
+. J.. Perkins has purchased the Card
mes tract, three miles west OF Carson's,
containing ia acres. The aggregate price
paid for the two tracts was between $500
and 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
ARE YOUR
KIDNEYS WEAK?
Have You Bladder or Uric Acid Trouble I
You May Be Afflicted and Not Know 1t.
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swamp Root IS the great medical tri-
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The best proof OF this Is A trial. and
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The great discovery. Swamp Root. Is 80
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purchase the regular nfty-cent and one
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name, swamp Root, Or klmcr's swamp
Root.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
Passing ofCheap JeweIrv.

has fortunately almost died out, but
good paste and enameled ornaments are
Still rnrch worn and IN The lattsr charn-
ing links AMI shirt buttons for ladies
are prepared. A good deal OF taste and
distinction can be shown in the jewelry
that accompanies SILK and flannel skirts.
and commonplace buttons and studs are
meyer worn with these now. China or
enamel buttons. set I'm hligree gold rims
ard s,ginted ~ fhn center with = mono
gram, are dainty novelties that are
occasionally seen on silk gowns. The
TRANSPARENT "fopolness" OF collar bands
this summer has given additional i'm
petus TO jeweled dog collars" as these
help 10 keep the lace band tidy around
the throat, and also look remarkably
stylish over thia soft fabric.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
GENERAL BULLER
WILL BE SUPREME
Continued From First Page)

the campaign should not be vcn1used
without knowledge of an extraordinary
circumstance communicated 10 the Assoc
ciated Press. on most reliable authority,
though hitherto not printed in England
namely, that General Butler has gone %
take entire control OF the south African
situation. lie VIII be as absolute as Wa
Wellington. and less hampered than was
Kitchener. Therefore, not Only the con-
duct OF the war lies IN his discretion, but
also virtually the future Of all South
Africa, and no representations are OF any
account without Arst taking into cOnsid-
Grafton his personal character Tor obsti-
macy and frankness. traits responsible Tor
the supremacy he has attained.
HIS CONDITIONS.
Two months ago the Secretary OF State
for War. the Marquis OF Lansdowne, Of
sered Butler command OF the projected
army corps. Sir Redyers gave a point
Llank refusal that unless the War Office
would guarantee him between sixty and
seventy thousand men. lie is quoted as
having said on that occasion: Il shall not
be handed down in history as another Sir
George Co'ly."
The re ,ereuce. OF course. was to the de-
feat at Majuta I'M.
He also said that II he were 10 90 II
must be on the distinct understanding
that he could select his own staff and
would be entirely uninterfered with By
the War Office. His request regarding
the STAFF. 1t is said. was prompted by his
suspicion that Lord WCisely would at
tempt to pay OFF old scores by foist!ng
upon him staff officers antag0nst.c to
him Lord Lansdowne demurred. but the
stronger man prevailed, and Butler, hav-
ing gained an the points De counted,
accepted the supreme command. Prior
10 Lord Lansdowue's assent, General Bull
Ter freely expressed the opinion that,
when he had driven the Beers into a
corner. his hand might be stayed by
peacs-loving Cabinet. or a we.l-inten-
toned War Offce-a condition OF things
he could not tolerate. Cor. as he expressed
IT. his hand was mot one OF those that,
once put 10 the pillow. releases its grip"
WILL BURN HIS BRIDGES.
II rt-sars that both the Queen and the
Cabinet practically acqalsseed n his de-
mand although, OF course. retaining
nominal control scarcely worth the name.
Butler IS pretty certain 10 cut the wires
behind him and TO be out Of touch with
London al critical moments. for fear the
Cabinet might change its mind.
1t - this man. then, whom some OF his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
DEWEY IN BOSTON.
The Admiral Presented With a Sword
and "A Gold Watch.

BOSTON. oct. 1.-THE city OF Boston
and the State Of Massachusetts, paid an
extraordinary tribute to Admiral Dewey
to-day.
The Admiral came here from Vermont
last night and was met by a tremendous
crowd and escorted by veteran soldiers
10 his apartments at the Touralne. This
morning ne became the c!ty's guest, and
later the guest Of the state. In the form
er capacity he heard the school children
sing America" and the star Spangled
Banner" and received a magnificent
sword as the gift of the people Of Boston
Later ne went 10 the City Hall to re-
ceive the freedom Of the city and gold
watch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
TEN PERSONS
BURNED TO DEATH
(Contlnued from First Page.)

struck his head against the guard rail
and was stunned and fell in the water
helpless a launch from the steam yacht
Kismet picked him up and carried him
TO the Kismet, where the brave fellow
died shortly after being taken aboard.
The passengers and other members OF
the crew Of the burned steamer were
placed on board the steamer City Of Law
renee. and the body Of Baggage Master
Jaynts was also conveyed 10 the Hart
ford liner, which proceeded on her way
10 tals city.
or the seventy Of those rescued only
four needed treatment.
The Nutmeg State was wooden pro-
peucr of a little over a thousand tons. and
for the last seven years has carried freight
and passengers between Connecticut
towns and this city. She carried large
quantity Of miscellaneous freight which
was all destroyed There was large con-
signinent Of cartridges in the hold. and
when the flames reached them they be-
gan 10 explode. and continued firing for
some time. The boat was valued at
$4,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
May Hurt Judge Mann's Chances for
the senate.

the senate.
KEYSVILI.E. VA, oct H-Special.-
The Democratic County Executive COM
mittce Of Buncnburg county met &C the
courthouse yesterday and passed a resoiu-
ton resembling the primary election
which was TO have been held to-day Tor
"a member of the Legislature and agreeing
TO leave the field open for any one TO run.
There will Dee only two candidates Col.
j.. vs.. Ellis and MI David Love.
The friends of Col. Ellis fought for a
primary and contended that the commit
tee had no right 10 reconsider the matter
at this late day. Mr.. Love wished free
fight and had a majority Of the commit
tee with him
The feeling is very warm aud bitter be-
tween the friends OF the two candidates.
Judge Mann is very popular I'm the dis
trict and 80 IS believed he viii be elected.
although Sc Is conceded that the split IN
Imnenburg viii injure his chances. The
committee also passed a resolution pro-
viding for a reorganization Of the party On
the day of election. similar 10 the plan
proposed by the state Committee no their
late meeting IN Richmond providing that
no one can participate i'm the rcorganiza-
ton unless hc supports Judge Mann for
fho Senate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
A WAlF ON THE TRAIN.
Pathetic Letter From Unknown Moth

Pathetic Letter From Unknown Moth
or Accommodated The thlid.
BRISTOL. TENN. oct 1f-Special.-
When the Washington and Chattanooga
vestibule train reached Badf0rd. Va, ON
the Norfolk and Western railway, there
was discovered on the front seat of the
main passenger coach little girl child.
nuely wrapped up it's body resting i'm
a plain split basket This waif prob
ably not ten days Old, had been left
alone When touched. the little thing
opened her bright blue eyes and looked
wondcrinely a. the strange faces that
bent over her.
The child was neatly clothed and I'm
her snug berth were found various articles
OF baby dress ana among them a letter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
WAS SHOT TWICE
IN THE BREAST
resort.

resort.
Before Hines statement Tor THE Times
was concluded his brother, Mr.. y. N.
Hines, arrived. and was cioseted with
mis- brother in the cell for some time az
forwards.
Hines was formerly a partner in the
drug firm Of Hines Brothers. az the corner
OF Eighteenth and Franklin streets. The
firm went out OF business several weeks
ngo. During the Spanish-Amer.can war
he was a hospital steward in the Third
Virginia Regiment. HIS home IS IN Han
over, and his family are excellent people.
REMARKABLY COOL.
Hines was remarkably cool. considering
the circumstances. after the shooting. He
expressed reeret that the trouble had oc-
CURED, and that he had been forced 10
act as he had. lie submitted that any
other man would have done the same
thing under the circumstance. Hines
IS unmarried, and about twenty-seven-
years old.
Vaughn. the woSdcd man, has been
a resident OF RichiN ID for number OF
years lie was iu IN employ OF Whlttet
q Shepperson for a long time, and has
since been employed by different printing
firms. AT one time be was a fireman.
connected with engine house No. Z. He
IS said 70 be hard driuker. He has two
children. His wife Is dead.
THE WOUNDS DANGEROUS.
The ambulance was summoned, and re-
sponded promptly with Drs. Cunningham
and Goode in charge. 10 was noticed at
a glance by the surgeons that the man
was very badly wounded. Upon examine
ton It was found that two bullets had en-
tered Vaughn's chest on the left side
near the arm pit. Both bullets entered
almost at the same place. One OF the
balls ranged downwards and lodged In
the mans back not far from the surface
This bullet was found and extracted by
the Almshouse surgeons. They did not
try hard TO ind the other bullet as it was
not thought advisable by them and by
Or. Trevilian who was called IN for
consultation. The bullet which was not
found IS believed 10 have lodged either
I'm or near the mans lung. An effort VIII
be made TO locate it and extract it later.
HIS RECOVERY DOUBTFUL.
Vaughn was suffering much from his
wounds at an early hour this morning
lie stood the operation of probing for
and extracting the bullet fairly well, but
from time 10 time he became unconsc Gus,
and when last heard from he was in a
semi conscious state.
DR.. Cunningham stated that his wounds
were quite dangerous. but he could rot
tell how they would result. II would be
n day or two before he could say whether
the man would recover or not. If he lived
as long as that.
Vaughn was doing as we'll as could be
expected ri 3 o'clock This morning. He
has a fair chance of recovery, though his
condition IS regarded as very serious
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15

addressed TO the "hnder and guardian
of NY child"
Don't think me entirely heartless,"
wrote the mother. chat ] thus give UP
my chHd. the offspring Of everlasting
love. know she will fall into
kind hands and Il is best for me and
her that she grow up far away from the
dark shadow that covers her young
life -
The letter was signed "Amie Lee" and
requestedsthat she be written to at Roam
Oke. Va.
The little stranger has found n home
I'm the household Of a generous-hearted
railroad official at Christiansburg, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
AFTER MANY YEARS.
The Young Men of Toano Arrange for
Il Tournament.

TOANO. VA. oct. 4-spccial-Mr w.
a. Wcstcrvclt. formerly OF james CIV
,countv. after am absence of about fifty
two wears arrived Wednesday morning
accompanied by his wife and child. lie
spent 70 few days at Hotel Felix. Whle
here SIR WcstcTVelt visited his ola nome
ON the banks or the York. Tie found only
ono of his old chums while here--Major
r. 4. James of Alabama. Va
Tho young men of Ioano met Yesterday
evening 90 make arrangements 10 hOid
"a tournament. They decided 10 nave IL
on November the 9Th. Arches are TO be
Put on Browns race track
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
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