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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
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AFTERMATH.

We learn from the Times-Union that
there is an ostrich farm near Jackson
Vile In which are one hundred big birds
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AffrF Death.

Between YOU and me-" said the man
who was being interviewed. "he was one
OF the worst cranks 1 ever saw"
I'll I'M" said the reporter. writing rap
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similar ventures with which he as been
connected.-Atanta Constitution. %
|, FRTAk on NNTI-RE.

4 FHEAk OF M TTRE.
WAYCROSS, GA, Jan. IA strange
freak Of nature is reported from Berrien
county. Wiley Howard is colored :naa.
and IS said 10 have been q black as the
e cf spades until about twenty Yeas
ago, when small patches . { white began
10 make their appearance upon different
parts Of his body Year . fter year the
strange phenomenon has ~ own until now
he Is almost as white as AZ y man. except
some portions OF his face and neck II
IS said by parties who have seen him
that he is most hideow object I'm APP
pearance. Tho negro was born i'm Alaba-
ma His eight children are all coal
black
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Cheerful Host.

Stupid affair. this eh?'
"Cm."
Lets leave"
Cant I'm giving the party, you
know. New York Times
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After the public schools in Isredericks-
burg closed on Friday last. tho school
buildings werc entered and many acts OF
vandalism committed. The guilty per-
sons are not known but IL is fair TO pre-
sumo that they were boys and school
boys al that Here is a serious Ques-
tion A boy is sent TO school not only
60 be educated. but to be civilized We
love a boy q real. live. uncivilized Anne
rlcan boy. but ne must be broken" as we
break colts and young oxen. II we give
him the run o. the pasture and do not
curb him and train him TO harness, he Is
sure TO do damage when he Is young. and
90 De more or less wild" in his maturity.
Every boy that is to say, every boy
boy. IS by nature "a vandal. He loves to
chunk" rocks at anything that will yelp
or break; he loves 20 knock out windows
in vacant houses. especially where there
is an element Of danger In it, for he dotes
on an adventure. and he was IN eoriginal
mud-slnger
A bit Of clay,
A polished door.
chunking boy
Need say no more:
he can't resist. Hes made Of clay-and
water and ierky muscles. As for chalk.
he hates II as he hates all implements OF
the school-room, and he employs It in
a spirit Of revenge TO express his opinion
on the side of corncr-house OF that civil
Izasion which would restrain him. There
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"Why does the yacht groan so. papa,
As If it We're on the rack?'
II guess, my dear" said the helmsman
near,
Its got on another tack"
philadelphia North American.
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The Times is always Indebted 10 friends
who favor a with society items and
personals but must urge that all snch
be sent over the signature OF the
sender.
AL unsigned communications win be re-
1ected always.
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idly. "Person Of marked individuality
"YesT'-Puck.
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THE MAILING LIST IS ONLY PRINT
ED ABOUT EVERY TEN DAYS;
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If THE DATE OPPOSITE YOuN NAM -
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THE DAILY TINES is aerved by carriers
on their ON n account In this city ana
Manchester for 10 cents week. Wheh
paid weekly. but so cents per month,
when paid monthly: by mail. OUTAGE
OF Richmond. 80 cents moath. 3o-W
ysar-anywhere an the United Statss.
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Tupman-I hear you are building a new
house?
Snodgrass-Yes; I couldn't very well
build an old one. you know.-Boston
Traveller
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The Daughters Of the Revolution do
not necessarily ride wheels.
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KAUF MANN & co.
Special January
Clearing Sales.

it isn't q question of PRICE
now, Our profit time Is over.
Yours is now beginning. The cal
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Ladies Al-WOoi Eiicrd0wu Dressing
SLcqut- perfect nttin-. sfyl-hiy made.
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A COTNCTDbNCE II. POLITTCs.

A peculiar coincidence occurred ia two
Georgia towns one day this week. and
something that - not ! kelly 20 happen
again In years. city Gle ctions we're held
in both Waycross ana J esup. and broth
ers Of two Of the city officials of this
place were running for the mayoralty Of
the respective places. 5'he one az WAY
cross was brother pf Mayor knight.
and the candidate an 10 sup bore the same
relationship to City 1arshal williams.
Both were elected by overwhelming ma
joiities and on the anne date. Both
we're ie-e'eotions. eaah mayor having
served the same ienn IN Of time Jack
sonvile Times-Union
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After all the Governor did not lose a
Mann from his staff by the recent resig-
nation.
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ne hasn't found out yet how much they
want
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PETERSBURG AGENT.
MIRO. 3 &. HCTCHINSON. Z LOMBARD
STREET.
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General Wheeler is in favor of expan-
sion. and physically he can stand it.
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In the autobiography sketch Of Judge
tory, 1t is said he was born in Penn
sylvania in 1874 and was brought up on
farm"
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rROOM CORN A.

ESOOM CORN A a MONEY CROP
correspondent Of the Morning News
di avs attention 10 " mother crop. which
he says can be grown for money To- good
advantage all aver ; his State. and for
which There IS n 90 cd demand Ii IS
broom corn. Not My IS the demand
good OF present but il Is increasing. De-
siiable broom corn , being marketed an
cents per pound. while a yield of 90
pounds 70 an acre Of ordinary farming
land is not uncOmn non western farm
ers. saws our corr eSpondent ARE ac-
customed 20 produa ing 400 pounds 70
the acre on well culJ waited farms. Broom
corn is as much a money crop as cotton
and If Southern farr ners will raise n thev
VIII find ready market for e. Under
existing conditions an acre Of land plant
ed with cotton mi ght WELD an annual
gross income 10 "A % planter Of s25 The
same acre planted With broom corn would
grow an annual cT 81 worth so The cost
Of raising cotton IL greater than the cost
auacned 10 the production OF broom
corn"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18

Roosevelt has made a schedule for him
self in which he devotes six hours and
forty minutes per day to work. During
the campaign. howeyer-but its different
now
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18

MANCHESTER BUREAU. ll2i HULL
SrREET.
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The Washington man who sued Chaun-
cey Depew once for not paying him for
speeches that he had written for Depew
may now get even from the gallery Of
the Senate.
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Hosiery Reduced.

Mark concessions In price for this the
greatest OF all Clearing Sales.
children and Misses Excellent Quality
Ribbed Hose. absolutely fast black
double solos. regular l0c. Hose. reduced
for this January Clearing sale TO-
per par .-.--- --.-.. .-+-.... ........ C~
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Philadelphia now has a pretty girl
burglar" as the heptomania ends with
the Christmas shopping
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TWO Of Aguinal1o's representatives on
their way to Washington, are Senior
Lowde and Senior Luid. OF course Nc
Kinley Will not listen to such talk as
trat.
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Now the girls have kissed "Pecos Bill"
Shafter. This at least shows that there
has been nothing personal in these out
bursts of patriotism and poor Judgment
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SI.5o

c. 20 At $3.50 tcke your choice OF
pi.5O twenty-five beautiful Flannel
lettc Wrappers In both round and square
effects trimmed with rufnes. plain cloth
aud beading 10 match. an with tieht-ft-
ting inner lining.
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How ~ This ?

Ladies House Wrappers beautifully
an sizes from 81 a. o.. special
Clearing Ont brlcc......-............. /OC
Ladies flanneliette Wrappers. round
yoke effect. Trimmed with rufncs ana
braid. special Clearing Out %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18

The President is right to court-martial
General Eagan. When Mr.. Mckinley
gave his word that all witnesses before
the commission should be protected. his
design was 20 bring out evidence, not
billingsgate 10 protect honest witnesses,
not blacksuards. General Eagan cannot
in fairness claim protection behind the
Presidents promise. lie abused his priv
iiege; he was indecent, and ne must suf-
fer the consequences
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Secretary Long has recommended FOR
promotion a naval hero I'm the late war
named Galvacaresses NOW why hasn't
this fellow figured in the kissing bees?
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The Boston Globe says John d. Rookie
Teller made SS.3OOO0O on Friday. Wei.
wei, that beats Robinson Crusoe.
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The Newport News doctors have refus-
ed to vaccinate the people until the
Council promises them compensation.
There is more than one point in vacci-
nation after all.
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Before Eagan gets through eating the
dish OF crow in front OF him, he will
think that embalmed beef is angels food.
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Miss Eleanor Boehcr will entertain on
Friday evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18

Tho Misses Branch wui entertain at D.
luncheon at o'clock. u honor of thc.r
friend. Miss Hogan OF Paris
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A contemporary says "the automobile
has come TO stay" We had thought it
had come to go.
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Yesterdays New York Herald contain
cd this society note: Miss Helen Gould,
Of No. SO Fifth avenue and Mrs. Archi-
bald Graham McIlwane, Jr, will hold
informal receptions this afternoon.
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Miss Camilla Price Aie7n 01lr 11rrh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Boswell Als0p ami
Mr. Bowyer Miller Mc'ur OF stanton.
evening AZ the home of tEe nride'e na-
rents. $40 east Leigh street. Ecv. hiu.
Meade Clark witt perform tho ceremony.
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With Depew as one of its regular con-
tributors the circulation editor Of the
Congressional Record ought TO be in
shape to do business.
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enc Papers say The opponents Of Quay
are undertaking" How much apiece?
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Miss Mary williams win entertain dr.
cards this evening lu honor Of Miss Ic'cl
Cameron. of pctershure.
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General Maxine Gomez danced polkas
and mazurkas at q ball in Remedies last
Saturday.-Havana dispatch.
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dish OF crow in front of him. he vii
think that embalmed beef is angels food
|
| With Depew as one of its regular con
tributors the circulation editor Of the
Congressional Record ought to be in
shape to do business
Now the girls have kissed "Pecos Bill
Shafter. This al least shows that there
has been nothing personal in these out
bursts of patriotism and poor Judgment
enc Papers say the opponents Of Quay
are Undertaking." How much apiece?
The Newport News doctors have refus-
ed to vaccinate the people until the
Council promises them compensation
There is more than one point in vacci-
nation after all.
in the autobiographical sketch Of Judge
DeArmond in the Congressional dlrcc-
tory, it is said he was born in Penn
sylvania in 1874 and was brought up on
a farm"
Roosevelt has made schedule for him
self in which he devotes six hours and
forty minutes per day to work. During
the campaign. however-but It's different
now.
Philadelphia now has a pretty girl
burglar" as the kleptomania ends with
the Christmas shopping.
The Boston Globe says John ID. Rookie
Teller made sS.9OOWO on Friday. Wei.
wei, that beats Robinson Crusoe.
Two of Aguinal1os representatives on
their way to Washington are Senior
Lowde and Senior Luid. Of course Nc
Ilinley viii not listen to such talk as
trait
Secretary Long has recommended for
promotion a naval hero I'm the late war
named Galyacaresses. Now why hasn't
this fellow figured in the kissing bees?
A contemporary says "the automobile
has come to stay" We had thought it
had come TO go.
The Washington man who sued Chaun-
cey Depew once for not paying him for
speeches that he had written for Depew
may now get even from the gallery Of
the Senate
General Wheeler is in favor Of expan-
sion. and physically he can stand it.
Quay knows how many he wants. but
he hasn't found out yet how much they |
want
The Daughters Of the Revolution do
not necessarily ride wheels.
After all the Governor did not lose a
Mann from his staff by the recent resig-
nation.
lacking.
''Why does the yacht groan so. papa,
AS If it We're on the rack?'
Il guess my dear" said the helmsman
near,
Its got on another tack"
philadelphia North American.
In Boston.
Tupman-I hear you arc building a new
lOuse2
Snodgrass-Yes: I couldn't very well
build an old one. you know.-Boston
Traveller.
Cheerful Host.
Stupid affair this, oh?"
"Um."
Lets leave"
Cant I'm giving the party, you
now. New York Times
Aftcr Death.
Between Won and me" said the man
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Miss Lucy II. Cooke. Of tne University.
is the guest of Miss Pase Booker ~
south Third.
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RESULT OF THE ELECTION.
Democrats are Extremely Happy-The
Theft OF Poll Books.

Tie announcement I'm the Geographic
columns of Tho theft from the NOttOway
County Courthouse Of the poll books used
i'm Tuesdays election IS the only recent
instance OF the kind in Virginia, and one
of the few such occurrences in the history
Of the State.
The question naturally will be asked,
what effect will the abstraction OF the
poll books have on the counting of the
vote in the county and Senatorial district
of which II is a part? In view of the fact
that the returns had been certified TO the
Secretary of the Commonwealth, in the
form provided by law and the further
fact that the Board Of State Canvassers
bases its statement on the figures so GER
tilted. IL is hardly probable that a ques-
ton can arise as TO inclusion Of the votes.
the record of which was sought to be de-
stroved.
The election an over the state is con-
templatcd with the greatest satisfaction
I'm Democratic quarters. more complete
party victory was not hoped Tor. one
hundred and thirty-odd out Of possible
1lO on Joint legislative ballot SIS regarded
as an emnenty satisfactory showing.
The combined Independent and Republic
can vote viii not exceed half a score.
Ibc only interest in the United States
senatorship now lies in speculation as 10
The probable action OF Governor Tyler.
whose opponent senator Martin. will re-
ceive. according to the best-posted poll
ticians not less than one hundred votes
in the partv caucus. II does not follow
that Governor Tyler comedies this. The
question has been asked whether the Gov
ernor. on the eve OF The caucus, should
be conceive the chances TO be all against
him would withdraw as a candidate for
he Senate. and allow the nomination OF
b's opnonent to be made unanimous. In
view OF the ant gonistic party views OF
tie -wo candidates. who diner almost
Automatically on certain questions or
,,olIfical ethics and methods, and IN view
~ The further fact that the Governor.
yee-ardine himself as the exponent OF
reform movement. will probably desire 10
Curry the contest 10 its logical conclu-
sion there is ground for the prediction
that he Will see the senatorial night
through the caucus
The Legislature meets on the first Wed
nesdav I'm December. In view OF the early
assembling Of the body. candidates Tor the
various state offices 70 be filled are ac-
tively urging their claims Without eX-
ccptlon an the incumbentS are candidates
Tor rejection. Opposition has been an
nounced to but two OF them. For Regis
Ter of the land Office. Colonel John w.
Richardson incumbent. the candidacy OF
former House member. J. J. White. Of
pittsylvani0. was announced last week
A Roanoke man. Mr. Lookabill, some time
ago stated that he would be candidate
COR Superintendent Of Public Printing, Mr..
i VI. O'BannOn incumbent.
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THE SONG OF THE SHIRT.
Convicts Getting in the Farm Crops.
Farmers Selling Their Cotton.

RALEIGH. " c.. Nov. n Special
The shlr, factory at the routeur8ry ia
now working satisfactorily making about
80 dozen daily. blt this VIII be increased
By January. 1900 The first shipment ot
shirts was made yesterday and another
will be made to-day. i'm each shipment
there were g, dozen.
The work of gathering the penltentiary
farm products is progressing rapidly.
Fifteen hundred bales have already been
picked out and there Is fully 100 more
in the fields. The cotton Us not being
marketed but held for higher prices.
The corn crop IS just being gathered
at the rate of about go barrels "a day.
The crop is estimated az about 2Oo0
barrels The peanut and rice crops ara
being gathered also.
Many Of the state offices have been
newly carpetcd and frescoed and other
wise cleaned up. making quite difference
in their appearance.
IL Is said but few farmers are holding
their cotton now, but are putting ii on the
market at fast as st IS baled.
Mr.. j. 3. Fortune clerk Of the United
States Cour' here will be succeeded az
once by Major II. L. Grant of Colds
boro. Ii has long been known that Mr..
Fortune held the clerkship under protest
of the United States judge. /. r. Pur-
nell. and that the first time the clerk gave
the Judge the least thing 20 Gust him for
he would be discharged. II was thought
that Judge Green, the clerk OF the United
States District Court az Newbern. would
get the place, but things have been
worked so that Major Grant has been
rendered the cerkship.
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MANY GAMES ON
THE GRIDIR0N
Pennsylvania Defeats Michigan by
Close Score Of Il to 10.
COLUMBIA, l6j CADETS, 0.
Yale Scores ~ to o Against Pcnnsyl-
yania state College and Dart
mouth Goes Down Be
fore Harvard.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Nov. lin the
horcest game played on Franklin Field
this year. the University Of Pennsylvania
football team this afternoon defeated
the University OF Michigan eleven by the
close score OF II TO 10
The game was royal battle from start
60 finish and was marked by poh piN-
liant and poor playing by both teams
PENNSYLVANIA earned her victory pe'""s
she had TO play harder for her TWO 'oucN-
downs than did Michigan. INC MlohIs.'''
team made most Of lis gains on runs
around Pennsylyania's left end which
was lamentaby weak. while fehls lNa'''..
had 10 gain her ground by herce piuns'hs
through the line. ...,.
WEST POINT y Y. Nov. lin n
furious game OF % and Commute halves
Columbia defeated West Point by score
Of Is "a o. on the Parade Ground to-day.
West Point played a good game pu1 W.
unable 10 prevent Weeks Morl'E ",lN
clarendon from forcing her line ana or
cling her ends for telling gains. "oeAS
especially by his squirting. wiissiiiis'
lodging tactics. excited the wonoer Oh we
spectators and the discontinue or lne
Cadets. A LIGHT. steady rain prevailed.
which made the ball hard 10 hold ana
fumbling was q marked feature Of the
game. n
YALE. AZ: PENN STATE COL-EGE w.
NEW HAVEN. CONN. Nov. LIN her
final game before the championship con
test with Harvard. Yale this afternoon
easily defeated the Pennsylvania STATE
College eleven at football by the score
Of ~ 10 o. thirty points being scored III
the first half.
The fastest kind Of football was PLAYED
by the Sons Of Eli. who carried the Nisl-
tors off their feet Tor good gains time
after time.
HARVARD. II: DARTMOUTH O.
Cambridge. MASS. Nov. n.-Har-
ward beat Dartmouth to-day on Soldiers
Field. II to O. A drenching rain fell be
fore aud during the game In spite OF
the utmost care. the field was mass or
mud. the slippery ball caused constant
fumblos and spoiled ali accurate Kick
ing. The weather kept down Harvard $
score. although Harvard played a wretch
ed game after the first two minutes.
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CROWDS WORRY THE ADMIRAL,
He and His Bride Followed by
Tbronos in New York City.

NEW YORK. Nov. u-Ainiral Dewey
saws that he likes New York; wants 10
stay here few days and Will be sorry 10
leave. but he will be obliged TO cut short
his visit if ne is accorded amy more sucn
receptions as he and his bride received to-
day at Fifteenth street and Union square.
A crowd followed the Admiral and Mrs.
Dewey as they walked down Fifth avenue
from the hotel. gathered around them ana
kept them imprisoned. The crowd shouled
and hurrahed and some attempts were
made To raise the AGmiral upon the shout
ders of the more Jealous admirers. Inc
Admiral implored the people to proceed
but finally he had to take refuge in store
from which he escaped by a door 10 side
street.
Tie Admiral and Mrs. Dewey spent the
afternoon in their apartments. The RUE
as 10 cards. which 1ad been enforced up
to to-day. was relaxed and few friends
were received