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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
KISSING BUGS.
Two Young Men Bitten Out at Lake
Sitlc Park

Tho regular semi-monthly meetings ~
the Richmond Academy Of Medicine and
Surgery was held last evening at its
rooms In Lee Camp Hall, Or. j. w. Hen
son presiding.
Or Hugh NJ. Taylor read a paper on
Operative Interference for Intestinal
pcrforation In Typhoid Fever" which
was discussed by Drs. Upshur. L. y. Ed
wards and Slower
Cases Of interest were reported by Drs.
Jacob Michaux and Ferguson.
The feasibility OF having an ordinance
enforced for the prohibition Of the firing
Of high power explosives was discussed.
Debate was general because OF the num-
bcr and character Of injuries resulting
from the use Of these.
DR.. Slower reported two cases where
young man had been bitten by kissing
bugs.
They were attacked by the ferocious
insects ont at Lakeside Park. and for
several days their features were badly
swollen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
AS USUAL.
Reports of Approaching Central Amer
lean Revolution Confirmed.

Renorts of Approaching Central Amer
lean Revolution Confirmed.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. July u.-Man
advlcss from Guatemala confirm the re-
ports Of an approaching crisis in the
Central American republic. Thai the dis
satisfaction will lead to revolution
against the administration OF President
cabrera seems hardly likely. In view OK
the fact that there is no money in me
country to organize anything approach
ing . formidabl.s insurrection. tprlsings
In the cities are. however. expected. and,
while they may not result in cabfega !
downfall. they Viii cause great loss 90 IN
vested capitr. II l. ny no means UNI
likely tina, foreign governments especial
~ the United States and Germany and
possibly England. may be called upon TO
Interfere. n they have not been requested
10 do 50 already
Numerous tales % political prisoners be-
ing shot 10 death BY their guards, act
Ing under orders. are being circulated.
II l. said that Ave Thousand refugees
IN Salvador ana as many more In Mexico
and Honduras are ready II take ap arms
against Cabrera.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
Road builders Meet.

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. July u.-At the
session of the Road Builders Institute IN
Charlotte. tonight. NJ. o. Eldridge. Of the
government Office of Road Inquiry in
Washington delivered a valuable Illus
trated address on the benefits and meth
DDS Do modern road building. General Roy
Stone director of this bureau, viii arrive
Thursday morning.
Tomorrow the many delegates IN at
tendance will examine the macadam
roads being built by conv.Cts and to-
morrow night will meet and discuss i'm
p0rtant highway problems.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
FAMOUS HOTEL SOLD.
The Exchange Brought Only $4,000
at Auction.

The Exchange Hotel was sold al pub
Tic auction yesterday by Mr.. y. w.
Bowc il was bid i'm at $1,000 by Mr.
John b. Minor. Jr.. for the estate Of the
late r.. O. Nothing which held a mort
gage on the property.
A large crowd of people gathered ont
of curiosity. Mr.. Bowe was al his best.
lie talked elOQuently Of the historic
building The Flories Of the past and the
hopes of the future were told of in
manner that would have done credit TO
the greatest Of stump speakers in talk
ing Of his party.
There was but one bid. II Is understood
that the property was bought for Mr.
N0lting's estate as an investment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

snockoe Council 40. sos. Royal Area
mum. win meet tonight at lee Camp
Han. ~ 81
me grand office will be present and
addresses appropriate 30 the occasion
Will be made All brothers are invited.
also visitors and delegates 10 the b. \.
T.. L.. who are members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
WASHINGTON. Mt. Vernon. etc.

mac route. Monday, July 18th. returning
Tuesday, July 18th. Tuesday July 18th.
returning Wednesday. July 18Th. Trains
leave Broad and Hancock streets. $50 A.
Nj: leave Washington 200 Il. NJ, ar
irving Richmond about 1880 Z. NJ. Rate
20 Washington or Mt. Vernon and return.
$3.50 Tickets for excursion Tuesday good
to return on excursion train Tuesday
nicht II desired
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

some excitement was caused last night
by nre I'm one of the show windows Of
Jonn 5. Bauers pharmacy. 1901 west
Main street The blaze was a small one
and was soon conquered with water. so
mat no alarm was turned IN. The damage
as about SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

Henry Hansford. a white man employed
At the Locomotive Works received
painful cut on ne hand about $50 yes
terday afternoon. He was treated by Dr.
J. Gates Goode. who came In charge OF
the ambulance ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

! The recruiting once OF the United
states Army had busy time yesterday.
there being twelve applicants for enlist
xnsnt The officers were busy with the
examinations, and completing the papers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
Natural BRIDGE.

wednesday. July 18th. via Chesapeake
ana o ps T0Se Hss se % s Mss sna a sSE
plon 10 Bridge 81 Reduced rates Ut
Hotel. Train leaves Chessre AID
Ohio depot Eighth-street station. al
A. NJ. leaves Natural Bridge Station az
p. NJ. arriving Richmond about 1880 p.
Nj. Tickets good 10 return on regular
trains next day. ..-...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
Iron for the Bird &c.

Five car loads OF steel work for the
bridge 10 be erected across James river
by the Richmond. Petersburg and caro-,
lima road. have arrived here. work VIII
be commenced soon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
THE S. P. c. A.
The Regular Meeting Of the Dre cior
Held Last <i0i T.

=
Held Last Niglt.
The regular meeting OF the Board Of
Directors of the Society for the Pre-
ventlon OF Cruelty 10 Animals was held
last night at it's headquarters, No 6ls
east Main street, President Or. Jud b.
Wood I'm the chair There was full at
tendance OF the board, including Mrs.
W Ben Palmer, Mise Pearl Bodeker Mr..
Cyrus Borsleux, Mr.. W. Ben. lalmsr, Mr..
A. Il. Gugon. Mr.. Z. c. Mayo. Mr.. j.
r. " Daniel, and Jas. Dombrower.
The report OF Agent Pussy for the
month OF June was as follows: Number
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

The trial OF Mrs Lizzie ". Ellis, for
the killing Of her child. begins tomorrow
mnrnng IN the HustIngs Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
Norfolk and Viroinia Reach.

Wednesday. July 10Th via Norfolk and
Western route. Trains leave Byrd-Street
depot at A. M. leaves Virginia Beach
at $50 r. NJ. arriving Richmond about
10 7. NJ Rate 10 Norfolk. l25: Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

The keel OF a torpedo-boat destroyer
was laid yesterday afternoon at the
yards OF the W. r. Trigg Ship-Building
Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
E. ". 70 -
SIDE-TRIP EXCURSIONS.
MOONLIGHT 10 Dutch Gan.

Saturday night July 18th. on Steamer
"POcahontas." Tickets 30 cents. Ladies.
25 cents Boat leaves the wharf al L.
NJ. Returning about II Z. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

Only two men were sworn IN yesterday.
but "a soon as The application papers
are completed the remainder will be en-
enlisted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
jamestown Mon dav. july II

on Steamer "Focahontas.' Round trip
including admission to jamestown ISL
and. 81. Lunch.and refreshments IL rea-
sonable rates Boat leaves Virginia Nav
igation Companies wharf at : A. NJ. Ar
rIrna Rlchnnnn nhnnf 2 NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
Old Point Norfolk. Ocean View.
etc. via C.. q O.

Monday. July 18th. returning same day.
Tuesday. July 18th. returning same day.
Trains leave Chesapeake and Ohio depot
SIS A. NJ. Leaves Old Point L. NJ,
arriving Richmond about 10 p NJ Re-
duced rates AT Hotels Round trip 20 Old
Point 81 %. Norfolk and Ocean View $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
CHANGE or VENUE.

II will not be necessary 20 take MT.
PHkinton 20 Powhatan on the hrst DAY Oh
the term In fact. he may not nave 10
60 back there for trial. as there is some
talk of a change of venue 10 Richmond
or 10 one OF the neighboring counties
There will be much difficulty In securing
n fury in Powhatan, as nearly every
man has expressed an opinion concern
ing the case. IL 81 said the killing OF Mr..
Flanagan is the almost sole topic among
the people, both white and black In
pOwhatan.
Friends of the dead man have been
working no evidence for the Common
wealth. and they say that there VIII
Doe two versions as 20 how the shooting
occurred and what led up to IT,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
One Tablet, a Little Water!
That Makes the Drink.

impure water, matter where obtanedrom river
creek hydnt pump spring. The tablet destroys all impurities
disease germs IS specially delicious in OF cold tea
before retiring will good nights rest
1t relieves at once Headaches and Indigestion
caused by over Indulgence either
i'll eating or drinking.
Small Vial I1c---6 Tablets FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
= 10 BY MAIL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
FIRST DELEGATES
ON THE GROUND
About Fifty Registered at Headquar-
ters Last Night.
AUDITORIUM IS IN READINESS
Turned Over by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
Activity Around the Armory.
Concert Rehearsal
Last Night.

About fifty delegates 10 tho y. Y. p T..
Convention had arrived last evening and
they were promptly assigned to their
homes. Nearly all came from nearby
localities. The great stream Of humanity
will begin TO pour into the city to-day.
and by tonight the city will have had
IT'S transient population materially in
creased.
So FAR everything augufs well for the
great event. and those who have toiled
so long and so patiently over the details
have reason TO feel that everything posi-
ole has been done to make the machinery
move.
ARE READY.
At the general headquarters. which are
now located on the second floor OF the
First Regiment Armory, the Reception
Registration. Entertainment and lnfor-
nation Committees arc ready for Dusi-
ness The registration. which would or
dinarily Involve much expenditure OF Time
has been 80 arranged for that little delay
IS ANTICIPATED. Books have been prepared,
a whole book FOR Virginia, two Of some
Of the larger States are included in one
book. and for those more distant five or
six are kept I'm a single book. Large
placards Indicate the place for the dele
gates from the several States 10 register,
and a clerk will be in charge Of each
book As rapidly as the names are en-
rolled and the delegates provided with
badges and programmes. the Entertain
ment Committee will start them 80 ihe
homes assigned. I'm charge OF pages.
MANY MEN WANTED.
Some idea Of the provisions for handling
the crowd may be gained from the fact
that Chairman Walthall alone has asked
for 10 men for the registration. About
rs pages Will DO escort duty
At the Auditorium yesterday the con-
tractor Mr.. Fritz Nttcrding turned tho
building over 10 the committee an hour
before his contract had expired. The
decorations have been completed by Mr..
Mittledorfer and the building is ready for
occupancy. rehearsal for the concert
was held there last evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

Mr.. Pfkinton is spending his time qmet-
ly in prison. lie has been some"hat III
disnosed for several days. lie mas ses-
eral visitors every day, VINO seek ~
cheer him I'D. one of his callers ..,
day was former state senator
\. Williams, Of Mecklenburg. g.,
Tho next term of the Powhatan Coun-
~ Court will convene on August lth. \
snecial grand Jury will be summoned LOT
,bo, dafe IN consider the Pill<inton case.
indigo Asa ID. watkins. OF Prince Edward
has accented the invitation 70 act as
commemorative Attorney In tho prose-
cution of this case II is said friends or
the late Senator WIN employ some law
YER to assist Judge watkins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
TWO LAWYERS III
AID COL. WICKHAM
Mr.. PGkinton Employs Captain Wise
and Mr.. Smith.
MAY Be CHANGE OF VENUE
Relieved that IL VIII BE Impossi-
Bile to Get a Jury
in Powhatan
County.

Hon. George D. Wise and Mr.. II. NJ
smith. Jr.. have been employed By MI.
William q. Pnkinton TO assist Colone'
". r. Wickham in defending him at MS
trial for the killing OF Senator william
NJ. Flanagan.
The counsel will have frequent confer
ences now to map out the plans Tor tho
defense.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
n.chmnnders i'm New YOrk

NEW YORK. July u-Richmond ar
rivals. Barthoidi VI. l.. Findley j. c..
Goolsby W. Norris; Hoffman. J. w..
Dart. Astor, A. l.. Johnston; Continental,
j. T.. Lowe. Everett. g.. Van Arsdalei Inn
per.al. +. Miller, 5. Register.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
It's a Fountain in a Tablet.
Always Ready for Use Easy to carry around.
A CHOICE OF FOUR FLAVORS:
Blood Orange Wild Cherry, Sassafras and kOla.

1t you need after the BATH game OF golf or a
long bicycle Ladies will find just what's wanted after day
shopping stimuan the mental worker travellers
will handy and convenient should be in every home used
after eVerY meal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-09
THE SCHOOL FUNDS.

ltthIs Legislature could do some.
thing 10 bring order and decent busl-
ness methods Into the management Of
the school lands aud school funds OF
Oregon they would bless posterlty.
Several millions are loaned out
heltcr skelter on recommendation OF
local attorneys, often 10 themselves
and more often 70 their friends and 20
politicians on property that won't sell
for the loan. In lending money the
state compctes with the banker and
the private money lender and when he
has a bad loan on his hands he works
II or on the state, The state has 10
take what the other money lenders
don't want, and with the fees and
costs ot all the attorneys and the
losses and foreclosures, the whole Iob
puts the state at a disadvantage, and
makes what should be the most sacred
treasure Of the people the easy prey Of
the shlttlCss aud rapaclous.
Under Governor Lords admlnlstra-
tion the political pull has been some
what broken up aud not nearly so
macy bad loans have been made as
formerly Interest has been collected I
up more closely and on the whole the
condition ~ ;he funds ls more tayora.
ole. General Odell's report will show
this aud his recommendation will
lead to sim greater Improvements.
Al eight per cent but few loans can
be made aud those not the best. The
whole system IL wrong. has been
abandoned by other states and ought
10 be substituted here In Oregon with
something not quite so dead easy
game for the sharper class. IL Is
almost impossible for the state 20
compete with the private money
erder when every loan is made under
political pressure, and the state
'ught 10 ~ out Of this special variety
II paterualism or else conduct IL IN
ne sole interest Of the people.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-09
CAMPAIGN DOODLE.

There Is stertorous perturbation 10
the Republican camp over the 1895
cimpalgn funds In Marion county
The more clean and respectable
element are after "liob" 10 compe
him 20 render a statement Of what
was done with the large fund raised
by his assessment on each state
smploye. This Is the law aud custom
In other states and ought not be
difficult 10 enforce here Ia Oregon.
There Ia q startling interest In the
matter since recent open letter
charges the person who handled the
fund with unlawful practices at the
recent school election that remain
undenIed. lie might tell how he used
the money 10 carry the county, and
the narratlYe would not be over
creditable. At all events, the lnfor-
nation Will not De readily forth.
comlng
Mckinley Mitchell has written a
letter accounting for part OF the
money. The Ger7als statesman as
sumes the disbursement ofsl52, which
he says he used In Geryais, Fairfield,
Mt. Angel and 50. Paul precincts, and
he claims he made marked lmpres-
sion On those Democratic strongholds.
IL would seem TO be Just as easy for
the county chairman % render a
statement as II Is for Mr., Mitchell,
who has certainly been gentlemauy
aud considerate and polite % comply
~ readily With his figures, though
the result he claims 10 have accom-
plished la the four precincts with So
small sum Is rather large. As mem.
Dor OF the state central committee he
has set a good pace, which, Ia the Ia.
tereSt of clean politics. ought 70 be-
BY any man entrusted with
the care OF campaign funds,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-09
RO.TOsLG 2s 90 q foSss5Eo y 4 Rs f1G'

readers On this point, that We have
any other than the utmost good Will
toward the dethroned boss personally,
What the people DO rejoice over IL
that his graft has withered. IL was
about the raukest spr0ut 10 the
name Of Republlcanism that has ever
started Ia Oregon. For IL included
state. county, city and private client
age at public expense.
The man who uses q political party
only 70 get himself 10 a position TO
get a pulldown for bis owl pocket is
not a public benefactor. He is dis
organizer of parties aud an enemy
Of popular self government who fos'
ters and develops a spirit Of lawless
ness and anarchy among the people.
No greater misfortune can befall a
free people than 70 permit such men
20 manage politics aud pursue au un'
checked career as prstmasters OF the
noble art Of grating. The people
cannot set down too hard on this kind
Of talent whenever 1t shows Itself Ia
public affairs and the press can ren-
der 40 greater service than 10 expose
all such expensive bOssism.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-09

Republican party vide IN two " bis
policy ls persisted 10. Wouldn't 1t be
horse sense to let the Republican
party split 10 two % that question:
But the people OF the west are going
20 do a whole lot of'thln<ing on their
own nook 10 the next few years, and
Jones e, al may % we'll take notice.
The acquisition Of Cuba ani Porto
Rico and Hawaii and the Philippines
will bust the trusts, build up the
shipping Interests, force he constfuc'
tlon " the Nicaragua canal by the
government right away, aud give an
open door of opportunity for Ameri-
can enterprise and national growth
Besides. Mr.. Jones can't explain any
other way out of II. II he says, give
those Islands seil.Royernment, well
agree with him aud say, as the young
woman ala when asked II she gave her
pupils auy kindergarten ideas, Eyes,
We give them all they can stand ID
Uncle Sam will give the island terri.
tories all the self-goyernment thej
can staud, aud give 1t 10 them as fast
as they are ready for II, and he'll give
them more OF that salutary substance
than auy other government Ia the
world would give them. 50 Mr.. Jones
might as we'll compose his soul and trl
to keep up with the procession. Th'
silver party was an unit 10 demandln.
the war with Spain aud ought TO b'
the last 10 shrink from standing by
the results Of that war.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-09

twenty years; 10 bring order ou. OF
the chaos OF our state finances; 10 re-
form our system Of collecting taKas
90 that the warrant speculator won't
reap a years's Interest Oh eyory dollar
collected; 10 restore TO the people
their scattered school funds and Sc.
que stered trust funds and treasury
funds; 10 call out Of darkness into tho
llght Of progress the school system Of
Oregon.
II these young men entering upon
the control OF ttls noble common
wealth will apply themselves earnestly
unselhshly and lntelllgently TO the
service Of the people, they will not
beRrudge them the most ample CON
pensatlon that the law shall provide.
There never was a tinie when honest,
conscientious, hlgh-mlnded men had
grander opportunity 10 advance
themselves and advance the Interests
OF the people than ls presented 10 the
Geer administration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-09
The Right Remedy VIII
BanIsh II Forever

II vou would forever be rid Of
the aehes and pains, and some
times the tortnres produced by
Rheumatism, you must take the
right remedy. Those who con-
tinue to suffer are relying upon
remedies which do not reach their
trouble. The Doctors treatment
always consists Of potash and
mercury, which only intensity the
disease. causing the joints 70 stiii-
en- and the bones TO ache. besides
seriously impairing the digestive
organs.
Rheumatlsm IL disordered state Of
the blood. and the only cure for y -
real blood remedy. swiips Specific u.
al al QOes down 70 the very bottom Oi
All diseeses OF the blood, and promptly
cures catee that other remedies can not
Mr.E.K.s. Clinkenbeard promi-
nent attorney of Mt Sterling, KY
writes
1.-TWO years ago was a great sufferer
from Rheumatism. ! had tried every
remedy could hear Of except 3. >. ,,
/ had been % Hot Springs, Ark, where
I remaines for twelve weeks under
treatment, bot Inexperienced no perma'
nent relief, and returned home, De
lieving that would be q sufferer a.
long ~ / lived. AZ a time when my
pains we're almost unbearnbie'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-09
A NEW CREW.

The new state administration about
10 be inaugur4ted Is In the hands OF
. younger generation OF Republicans.
Like the Ifishmau's future, II is be.
fore them, not behIud. The new state
ofnclals are men " clean private char.
acter, and have the best interests OF
The state at heart. Thcy are men
who haYea weil-developcd bump Of
pride IN Oregon, aud no doubt will
want 10 leave foot prints on the sands
OF time Indicating that they have at
least made stagger In the direction
% progress.
These young men have splendid
opportunity 10 make record for good
government. They must realize that
Increasing national responsibilities
demand ot Tho American PEOPLE that
we put forth our best talents In the
art OF government at home that we
may command respect abroad, aud
that our doctrine Of self government
by the people not become byWord Of
reproach.
Asa result Of the pfesent admlnia-
tratIon going lnto power all the peo-
pie Of Oregon Rave reason 70 hope Tor
progress. Whatever Messrs., Geer,
Moores, Dunbar abd Aekerman can
DO 10 promote the welfare Of Oregon.
10 proportion 70 her population the
richest state 10 the unlon in produc.
tiyenesa and natural resources, will
b sincerely appreciated by the peo-
pie Of all parties aud As far AZ this
Journal IL concerned their efforts
win 30 sustained ia no hRlt.hearlsd
manner
What are some OF the tasks before
thems
To cleap out the Aegean stables
Of the accumulated onlclallsm Of