The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-28
The anti-Castellanc injunction may have
a depressing effect on the fore: gn-title-
American-helress r,atrino1ial market.

The anti-Castellane injunction ma nay e
a depressing effect on the fore: gn-ttle-
.A1nerican-heiress matrimonial market.
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Chairman Stewart, OF the Prohibition
National Committee, in stating that the
fight IN 1901 will be full of spirits. prob
ably refers TO the fight on the other side.
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The will of Charles II. Hoyt, the play
wright, seems to have been based upon
the you-tickle-me -and-I-ticklc-you prin-
cple.
Now that everything has quoted down,
the Hon. T.. Reed has been located. He
was seen to peep shyly in upon the Ways
and Means Committee the other day, but
through force of habit acquired during the
campaign, did not articulatc
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Sir Thomas Upton, with his corner on
pork, might increase the value of his stock
by forming partnership with George H.
Philips, who got a. corner on corn
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1t is entirely appropriate that the an
nual conventions of fraternities should be
held in Philadelphia, the City OF Brothcrly
Love.
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Miss Zimmerman, the American heiress,
went over to England and gobbled up a
real live title, and now Papa Zimmerman
will have to cough up the coin in con-
sequence.
The Parisians are going to give Dom
Paul kruger fete champetre with all the
trimmings, Just to see what the English
will say about it.
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The announcement that the English
paper, PUNCH, recently made some humor-
Gus references is joke enough in itself
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The leaders of the labor troubles in
Tampa explain the fact that the printers
union is the only one at work there on the
ground that it was a typographical error
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Some of the curios in a Boston museum
are pronounced forgeries. They are proba-
bly, the "only Official souvenirs
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The very kind and considerable announce
that the United States Government need
have no serious fear of any action of that
body against this country Thanks,
Seniors! The President can now rest more
easily.
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The many efforts to smoke Mr.. ". J.
Bryan out on the future of the party
seem to be out of place. His former pre-
dictions were net very accurate, and his
formation about the past than the future.
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1t is reported that insurrectionists in
Colombia seized a ship laden with sugar.
This was sweet revenge
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II these heavy storms continue we might
start a sinking fund for mariners.
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IF the maladies of the Car and Ii Hung
Chang both prove fatal the Powers will
probably have to throw away all the Off
cial correspondence for the past mont, or
two and commence all over again. Prob
lem: when will they untangle the
knott"
The anti-vice mill in New York is still
grinding away, but very little chaff has
come out SO far.
a remedy has been found for the fellow
who fiim-fammed the Richmond doctors,
but it was not prescribed by the victims.
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The savages in East :A4rlca have fol-
lowed the example set by the civilized ma
tions, and are now trying 20 exterminate
each other.
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Just to let the English know they are
still living the French had little scrap
with the Boxers.
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Iii those diplomatic gentlemen il
Washington advise the public whether
their notes to the Powers can be better
understood if read upside down?
CURRENT TOPICS.
David B. Hill needs no reorganization
Atlanta Constitution.
Is this the beginning of a boom for Hill
If &c hA