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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-19
MEETING OF THE
BOWDEN MEN
CONTINUED from First Page.)

and expansion; discussed the taking of the
Philippines from constitutional stand
point, criticised Governor Roosevelt and
his manner of conducting his canvass,
and especially his reference to Democrats
as traitors, and denounced the trusts in
vigorous terms
The speech closed with a glowing tribute
TO the Democratic candidates, which
stirred the audience to a high pitch of en-
thus,asm- Mr.. Lee Will speak at Stafford
Courthouse tomorrow.
BIDS for erecting an electric light plant
for street lighting, to be owned and
operated by the city. were opened by the
Council Committee on Light this after
noon. Four bids were received as follows:
knssbury. Samuel & Co., Baltimore,
S9.99i IS; Holmes Rose & Co. Baltimore,
$40, 400: ]. f. Buchanan & CO., Ph.ladel-
paia. s104i4: the Tower-Binford Com
pany, of Richmond. Va. S10594. The com
mttee will report the bids to the Coun-
Gil, when the contract will, ii is understood,
De awarded to Kingsbury, Samuel & Co.,
Inc lowest bidders
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SPEAKING AT MARION,
Farmers Would Not Leave Their Work
To Hear Politics Discussed.

Especial Dispatch TO The Times
MARION, VA, September 1S.-Despite
two weeks advertising of the fac+ tbat
Hon s. Brown Allen and District Attorney
Anderson would speak here yesterday. a
very small crowd was in attendance on
court-uay, which, with events narrated be-
low, may Well be taken as showing that
The people are more interested in eniars-
ing TIER wheat fields, while the ground is
in order to pillow, than in hearing discus
SONS on the expansion Of the national do
main.
At half-past twelve O'Clock the court
house bel was rung to call the people 10
come IN to hear the speakers and soon
after the honorable gentlemen went across
to the courtroom, and there being a dozen
or more present, took seats behind the
clerks desk. Nearly a half an hour later
the band collected on the court house
square and played an air. and then
marched into the courthouse and played
again, when very fair crowd having been
collected, the speaking began about
quarter past one o'clock.
Mr.. Anderson spoke first and made
very good speech. He began by taking
up the tariff question, and then free silver,
and in very clever way made use of the
usual. arguments for his side on those ques-
tons. He paid some attention to trusts,
and then took up imperialism, which he
Sdib was d INV paramount ISSUE lliS
Democrats had invented, because they
could not again fool the people with the
old paramount issues" of free trade and
free silver and closed his speech with
some we'll applauded utterances as to the
candidates of his party
Hon. s. Brown Allen began by showing
that the Paris treaty, for the adoption OF
which by the Senate no one was more re-
sponsible than Bryan. and the Constitution
gave our Government the right to do
everything Mckinley has done in the Phil
ippines. He then, at same length, claimed
We would be greatly benefited. CONNER
cia!ly. by holding these islands: that all
future wars would be for extension OF
trade, and that these islands would help
US in the even. Of such wars. as they had
helped us in the war with China He
praised MckineE's management Of our
three late wars, and made light of Bryan:
touched on the currency question. and
praised highly the Republican candidates.
He did not hold his crowd, as before he
had snoken fifteen minutes seats were
plentiful anywhere in the courthouse, and
wte, hi, closed al about O'Clock. he was
snea king to less than one hundred people.
CONGRESSMAN Peter ]. Otey arrived here
,os+ NIGHT. and left on the 9 o'clock train
f,r tho cast There had been no notice
co. democratic speaking. and the Republi-
a.,,a had the use of the courthouse. and
80 :. zoe -,shtlv guessed the crowd would
he TOO small 10 divide. ana 50 me Demo-
Gratis present went n. ana .neipeo 10 make
an audience for the kepnbilcsh speakers.
"a sss,a them a most respectful hearing.
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THE SOUTHERN's GENEROSITY.
Does Much to Aid Galveston Sufferers,
Other Railroad News.

One of the first and most indefstistble
workers 20 respond 10 the appeal of Gal
weston was the Southern Railway. Scarce
had the news OF the awful disaster been
made known when the Southern and other
roads offered to transport food and sup
plies 10 the sufferers over their lines free
OF charge Since then many trains con-
tanning supplies for the survivors in the
stricken city have been hauled. and the
Southern has done its share. The first re-
lief train east of Philadelphia was hauled
by the Southern September 18th, the sec
ono two days later and the third will
leave Washington this morning. The
Southern has also arranged to handle a
car containing fifty barrels of carbolic
acid, donated by Barrack Chemical Com
pany, Of Philadelphia.
There was an important meeting of the
Southern States Freight Association held
at Asheviile yesterday. The general
traffic cendit:ons We're UP 70. considera-
ton. and il is sad that some new
classifieations may be one of the results
OF the conference.
President George W. Stevens. of the
c. and O.. was at the general offices of
the company yesterday.
President Stevens offices have been
handsomely refifted. The walls and cell
ing have been covered with heavy paper
OF beautiful design and the furnishings
have been given a complete overhaul!ng.
The office is now one of the handsomest TO
be found anywhere
Work on the Chesapeake and Ohio i'm
prore.nents is being pushed rapidly for
ward The treste AZ Nicholson Street,
Fulton. Is nearing completion and work
is being carried on all along the line
Large quantities Of structural steel are
daily arriving for the viaduct off of Tired
e,ar. ana The work of placing the heavy
SPANS and trusses in position VIII soon
be begun. Al present ali efforts at this
point is being concentrated on the eon-
struction of the immense traveller which
will be used in the work of putting the
steel CT lie iiess
Mr.. J. NJ. Calm. traffic manager OF the
Southern. Is in Richmond.
Mr.. Clarence w Murphy. of Savannah.
travelling passenger agent of the Southern
Pacific the Sunset Route" is hich-
s,aond visitor
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MARTIN IN MECKLENBURG.
Addresses a Large Audience in Chase
CITY.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
IH-asE CITY, VA, Sept, B-The Chase
Sl's Democratic Club, with large num-
Der OF citizens and ladies, assembled in
front OF the Mineral Hotel, where seats
hao been arranged and porticos lighted
70 near political speaking Cantain.
1homas D. Jeffress, of Chase CITY. smoke,
appropriately on the prominent issues Of
the campaign and then introduced Senator
Thomas S. Martin.
~, Mr. Martin for over one hour was given
the closest attention. His speech was
arSumentative. bristling with statement
OF facts and delivered in a clear and
forclDle manner. He exposed the insidious
Entertainments of the Republican party
upon the peoples rights and that to
chafge and ameliorate the present
folt1cal and commercial conditions it
could only be accomplished by the restora
ton to power of the Democratic party
with Bryan President, and enforcement of
the fundamental principles Of the Kansas
City platform
He stated that there was no possibility of
a. change Of the money standard during
the next Administered ton. He urged a full
vote for Lassiter for Congress. who was
unayoidably absent, but in every way de-
serving the support of the people
After the speaking, an informal recep-
ton on the large portico was held bv
tn Senator, and the Students of the South
side Academy came in a body and were
presented by Prof E ]. James
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A TREASURER'S DOWNFALL.
Vas Unable In Say Noand Got Him
SeifInroIyed
Special Dispatch to The Times

especial biSlratch TO The Times.
MEM RIVER, sept. lS.-There is quite a
stir in this county since the fact has been
made known that County Treasurer II. l.
Stone has been sued by the State for about
si4.e00. The United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Company is on the treasurer's
bond.
Mr. Stone has been treasurer of the
county for ten years, and by his Kindness
of heart in indulging those who should
have been more prompt, he has gotten
into this trouble, and will be entirely
broken UP. AS treasurer Stone will be
suspended. There are already quite a
number Of applicants for his place, among
whom are Hon. j. B. Caddal1, former
member of the House from this county; B.
#. Baldwin, D. NJ Cloyd and County
Superintendent of Schools o. E. Jordan.
The public school opened here last Mon
day with Prof. T. D. Hudson as principal,
and Mrs. j. r. Stone as assistant, with
IN enrolment of sixty scholars.
Cards are out announcing the maria ee
OF Rev. f. S. Belts, pastor of the Meth
ndist Church. TO Mss Kate Pack. of
Blacksburg, on the Goth instant at the
home of the bride.
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A CYCLO OMEN
NORTH CAROL INA
Causes Heavy Damage al Youngs-
vile, Wake County;
70 ELECT DISTRICT CHAIRMAN.
The Supreme Court 10 Examine APP
piieants for the Practice of Law.
Convic,s Sent to Pick Cotton.
Peabody School Fund.
TO ELECT DISTRICT CHAIRMAN.
tspccinl dispatch 10 The Times. )

Rai-taiGH. n. C.. Sept. 1S-Dur!ng the
storm Saturday night cyclone with its
crack only about 90 zee, VIDE swept
through the lower part of Wake county
and INTO Franklin. No lives were lost,
on1 the damage 10 properly. exclusive OF
crops, at Souassyiiie, wake county, alone
as estimated to De a.oouI $1,000 or $sUu3.
1he Fourth District Congressional Dem
ocra9c Executive Committee Will meet
slere on Thursday to eject d-strict chair
imam and form plans for the campaign.
MI. j. X. Young, OF Henderson, is The
present chairman. and he wiz no doubt
succeed himself
SUPREME COURT.
Inc supreme Court Will examine appii-
Giants Tor license on September 24th, and
ON 'she 18th the fail term Of the court viii
begin.
The pen!;eriiaTx yesterday sent twenty
STo eonvicts to the Halifax farm 10 pick
cotton
11ne Christian Drug Company. of Dur
nam, and the Esdgenlont Land Company.
OF Durham, Were both incorporated YES
terday
The annual report of the Peabody scaoo,
fund for the Stale was gwen out today.
1t shows that ST., was received for
schools, and that 5000 was an allowance
10 the State Normal and Industrial Col
aese at Greensboro.
There was a special allowance for the
negro Teachers Institute; Of this $500 has
been used. As TO the Peabody scholarship
At IS shown that almost every one falls to
persons IN the extreme western part of
the State
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IYNCHBURG'S CONTRIBUTION.
Liquor Dealers iii Convention-Thc
Woman'S College.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
LYNCHBURG, VA, Sept. 1s.-The funt

LYNCHBURG, VA, Sept. R.-The fund
raised here for the Galveston sufferers
rca ched to-day S1,142. II was Forwarded
this afternoon to the proper authorities.
TIE third annual convention nf the
State Liquor Dealers Association Of Viz
gina viii be held in this city tomorrow
and Thursday. Robert j. Hall, OF Chi
cago, National Secretary, and P. II.
Nolan, Of New York, National Organizer,
VIII be present E. r. Woodward, OF
Roanoke, is President of the Virginia
Association, and Thomas S. Fitzgerald,
of Norfolk, Secretary.
The Randolpll-Macon WOnan's College
has entered upon its eighth session with
nearly two hundred and fifty young lady
students from a distance. and this num-
Der with the day scholars will run the
total up to three hundred or more. The
college building is filed to its utmost
capacity. Rooms have been rented in
the neighborhood for girls, and many
Young ladies from a distance VIII board
In town and attend the institution as
day pupils.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.
DR.. Frank Upshur has returned to the

INTERESTING f9CtS ADGuC kIfCbmOnd' s
Citizens and Other Matters.
DR.. Frank Upshur has returned to the
city.
Rev. c. E. Stuart. of wy,hevsne. is in
the city.
Mr. E I. Mann, of No. South Pine
Street, is very III.
Mrs Alfred E. Cohen has returned home
to Charlottesville.
AIr. E. T. Duval, of Manchester was
commissioned notary public yesterday.
Mr.. Julius Bungartner, OF Wasting
ton. Is spending some time in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Newly. OF cyewe.
Va. are spending the week in the city
DR.. j. NJ Winfree is out of the city on
Professional business. He will return N
few days.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Pickett Camp
will meet on the night of October 1st LOT
reorganization.
DR.. William D. Thomas and family
have. returned 10 tteir home, No. hS
East Grace Street.
Mrs. Michael Bailey. OF Church hin.
who has beer quite i'll. is thought to na
somewhat better
Mr.. d. w Desylvia. one of the ms
structors of the Virginia Mechanics In
satute, who has been very III for the
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past nine weeks with typhoid fever, is
now convalescant at the Retreat for the
Sick, and is able to receive visitors
Mr. Mark Thompson. Jr, has recovered
from the severe accident he met with
some months ago.
Robert Montague. the eight-year-oid sen
of Mr.. Frank Montague. is seriously Ill
at his home on West Clay Street.
Miss Bright E. Hall has returned home
after an extended visit of five weeks TO
the Misses HaEeys, OF Baltimore Md.
Mr. Ralph Morgan. eldest sor of Rev.
Carey e Morgan, of this city, left yester-
day for Washington and Lee University.
The detectives have under surveillance
number of parties upon whom they look
with suspicion. These people will be closely
watched.
Mss Ellen Gibbons has returned to the
city accompanied by her friends. Miss
Alice BeIson and Mr.. Howard Morris, OF
Baltimore.
DR.. Morton Giphens Lloyd. of Philadel-
pha, assistant ms ructor of physics in the
University of Pennsylvania, is the guest
of Mrs NJ c. Hoennigen.
Captain j. ~ Mclaughlin. chief special
census agent for this district, has for
warded his last reports to Washington.
and his office is closed as far as business
Is concerned.
Captain A. b. Gufson, who was so
severely hurt while on street-car in Nv
York during the raee-rtotr has returned
to Richmond. Except for a slight soreness
he is wei! again
Miss Martha Walton has returned hoEi
after a visit of more than six weeks N
Fluvanna Buckingham and Cum5eriaii4A
counties having spent the summer with
friends and relatives
Temple Carpenter, of Eighth Street. had
his foot badly crushed yesterday by
an elevator, on Thirteenth and Cary
Streets The boy was removed to The
cd Dominion Hospital.
Rev w. J. SheIhurn, State Evangelist
for Virginia Christian Mission Society.
arrived in the city vest rday morning from
Southwest Virginia He Will enter upon
his work here Immediately.
J.. VI. Harris. brother Of the young
woman who was taken to the CITY
Hospital Monday. arrived in the city
yesterday and viii take her back with
him The doctors say she IS out OF all
danger and Is able to make the trip to
Iyuchburg.
Mr. Walter Walden has gone to
Wheeling w. Va. to represent the
Union Tobacco Workers OF this city
in the convention which will be held in
that city for two weeks. beginning We'd
nesday. Mr. Walden is connected with
]. c. Dill in the capacity of shipping
clerk
V;r=tnians in New York.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-virginians in
New York
Newport News-capt Masters. neiavan.
Lynchburg-W. W. Couch, Fl. B. ster-
rett. st. Denis.
Norfolk-E. A. Buell.. Aston; ]. T. Rep
Continental; p. Carpenter. FssrI!nston.
Petersburg-E. p. D. GOODWIN, Hoff-
man: II. L. Terres. St. Denis.
RichmonG-W. Chandler. w Fl valen-
tine, Aston: W. w. Russell. Broadway
Central Miss Finney. Everett; NJ Fals.
Herald Square: II A. Redford, Hoffman,;
Misses Harris. A T. Harris and wife.
Manhattan: F. L. Wells. Mrs r o.
Wells. Imperial; A. T. Miller, Union
Square.
virginia-J- K. Branch. Holland; G. II.
Beers, H. H Beers. StuEtevant
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY-"T Belle of New York
matinee and night
Observation-Disclosures vaudeville
MAIN-STREET PARK-Geatry Do:
and Poay Show, matinee and uisat,
THE Belle Of New York IS perhaps the
most fetching OF all the Casino proeue-
tions that have been presented In Rich
mond. There is much catchy music.
melange of hilaritg. and pretty songs AID
dances. The company that presented the
character. made famous IN New york ana
London by a better COMPANY, is soo'
one for 4 road company. ana mere Is ~
reason for dissatisfaction on me part OF
any who saw the performance last night,
save nArbaps those who were given seats
hehfnd hi- hats e. j. Connolly as lcha-
had bronson was very quaint. and ME-
George Taflman. as his son. was her.oc
enonSh and handsome enough for any one $
son or lover.
ira ,adias are particularly handsome.
ara the work OF La Belle Daze. one OF the
hest toe-dancers ever seen here. and little
Virginia Ross, were treats
Ths company is a large one. and each
member OF the cast had share in making
of the production the success that il proved
to be. Again at matinee this afternoon and
tonight.
IWV We'll ptS0SSsi Slpw8S SA.JOy eSt &Ao-
performances OF Gentrv,s Dog and Pony
Show at Main-Ssreet Park yesterday ar
ternoon and night. This show is one as
the popular amusement enterprises that
pays Richmond an annual visit The dogs.
ponies and monkeys of this Show display
almost human intelligence and some OF
the tricks performed by than are truly
wonderful.
This splendid show will remain IN Rich
mond two days more, and those who are
fonj. OF animals and .!,sir displsy OF in
,eiligencs can hardly fail TO v:si. the show.
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Apathy Arrested.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

CoURTLAND, VA, Sept. TS-Hon. H.
l.. Maynard, Judge D. Tucker Brooke and
Colonel r C. Marshall spoke yesterday IN
the courthouse to an enthusiastic throns.
While all the speeches were well re-
ceived, Judge Brooke was especlahS
happy in his remarks and evoked hearty
applause.
1t looks as if the apathy of the people
mas been arrested, and if this movement
is followed up Southampton will make
good showing for the Democratic ticket.
Democratic clubs VIII be organized at
every precinct within the next week
Dr. Wise spoke to a few whites and a
very small crowd Of negroes, creating no
applause.
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Democratic Speakers.
Headquarters State
Democratic Committee.
loom So, Chamber of Commerce Build

1eduGUditefS State
Democratic Committee.
Room So, Chamber of Commerce Build
ing.
Richmond, Va, September. 18TH.
( Speakers and places Of speaking ar
as follows:
JOHN w. DANIEL.
Winchester, September 20th
Nelson Court, September 24.h.
Niiddlesex Court. Sentemb=. oath.
Gloucester Point, September 9th.
Franklin Court, October 1st
THOMAS S. MARTIN.
Cumberland Court, September 18th.
AppomattoN Court, October 18th.
Greene Court, october 10th.
WM. HODGES MANN.
Fluvanna Court, September 9th.
Cumberland Court, September 18th.
Greenesviile Court, october LIST.
Caroline Court, October Sth.
JOHN L. JEFFRIES.
Madison (Anherst County,, Sept. e1st
Washington Court, September 24th.
Montgomery Court, September e5;h.
Roanoke City, September 18th (n.sht).
Rockbr!dge Court, October lst.
Allegheny Court, October Cd.
Wythe Court, OCTOBER sth
Giles Court, October 9Th.
JOHN LAMB.
Hanover Court September 18th.
Charles City Court, September 10Th.
King William court. September 18th.
West Point {r.sht, September 25th.
Sussex Court, October 34th
FRANCIS R. LAssITER,
Brunswick Court. September 9th.
5hn,el;., -Ts,,,-t September 9th.
Powhatan Court, October lst
Nor,oway Court, October 18th.
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OLD OFFICERS CHOSEN.
Annual Meeting OF the Virginia Nasi-
CATION Compan Hold Yesterday.

The annual meeting OF the Virginia
Navigation Company was held at the gen.
eral offices of the company In this city
last night. Reports were submitted, and
the showing made by The company for the
past year was very gratifying. The cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year re-
suited in the selection OF the incumben,s.
The officers are:
Irwin Weisiger. president and general
manager; ]. ". Mccarrick, first vice.
president: J. p. Barney, second vice
president: G. II. Ingalls,, third vee.presi-
dent: Z. A. Barber, 1r. secretary and
treasurer; George l. Christian. genera,
counsel.
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at the Retreat.

Miss L. Rupert, nurse at the Retreae
-, n,o ant, vacation spent at her home in
West Virginia
- Nv for her home at Buena Vista, to
spend her vacation.
si Mr AIen,swho vas operated u2on for
,,nsnfie1t:s at the Retreat for the Sick
ssYaraI weeks ago. vas discharged yester-
dav morning. and left at once for his
home IN Stanton.
Colonel Mcclure a patient at the Re-
treat. will be discharged to-day He will
go direct to New York.
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.1ndreI,,,ca in Tazevell.
l.nao,a1 nisDatch to The Times.

TAzEWELL. VA, Sept is,-Hon. VIM.
n T,s,ea smoke here to-day to the largest
= ,d;ance perhaps. that ever assembled
IN the Court house Not only was every
saat taken, but eager listeners We're.
crowded into every available snace. He.
snnke Tor nearly two hours on the issues
Of the campaign and had the most in
tense attention.
When he criticised the .mperialistic
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PORT OF RICHMOND, Sept. IS, 1900.

PORT OF RICHMOND, Sept. IS, 1900
ARRIVED.
Steamer 'Rosalie. Willis, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion
Line.
Steamer Pocahortas. Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers. Virginia Navigation
Company.
Rondout, N. y, cement, Warner Moore
q Co.
SAILED
Steamer Yemassee, O,Neil, Philadel-
phia, Pa, merchandise and passengers,
Steamer Rosalie- Willis, Norfolk, mer-
cEandlse and passengers. Old Dominion
Line.
Steamer Dumont, Shelby, Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and
passengers, New James River Line.
Steamer Maud, Clifford, James River,
Schooner E. n. Tilley, Wilson, James
River, light.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, Sept. Is, 1900.
At&R,NED.
Steamship Monte, Baltimore.
Schooner p. F. Barrum, New London.
SAILED
Steamship Katahdin, New York.
Steamship Mora, Marseiles.
Steamship Cluden, St. Lucca.
Steamship Aragpn, Boston.
Schooner NJ. y. Greasy, Boston
Schooner II. Fl. Benedick, Boston.
Schooner b. Hopkins, North Islands.
PORT OF WEST POINT, Sept. 10, 1900.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danville. Murphy. Baltimore.
steamship accolnac. Thompson. Nor
ok. passengers ard general cargo
SAILED
s Steamship Danville. Murphy, Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Accomac. Thompson, Nor;
folk, passengers and general cargo.
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Barksdalc ut Farmvjile.

FARNIvILLE, VA, September 1s.-sen-
ator W. p. Barksdale addressed the citi-
zehs of Prince Edward here yesterday. He
was listened 10 with great interest. and
ably presented the Democratic issues.
The Democrats are enthusiastic. and
claim they Will carry this section With
ease. giving an increased majority.
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It's Cos,

ais the anti-fat treatment expensive ~.
at cost me about s1aS.'
THAT was ridicuiousls exorbitnnt..
SIT wasn't the medicine or the treat
ment itself that cost SO much hui the
failors charged me almost as much for
cutting down my five suits OF clothes as
] would have 20 pay for the new suits. .,
~CnlcaEo Tribune.
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Mann in Lancaster.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

LANCASTER c. H. VA, September IS.
AT Lancaster Courthouse to-day j. NJ.
Stubbs, Republican candidate for Con-
gress, and Thomas Ball. represented the
Republicans, and Judge w. H. Mann spoke
for his party.
Neither of the Republicans succeeded in
creating the slightest enthusiasm.
Judge Mann was at his best. de capt.
waited his audience and created unbounded
enthusiasm.
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policy of Mckinley and Republicanism, he
was greeted with wild applause, and as he
closed both Old and young crowded around
him to give him hearty snake OF Inc
hand.
Mr.. Bailey, of Bristol addressed the
Republicans in the town hall.