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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
The Case of Roberts.
From the Pathacket Buzz-Ss

tFTom the pathacket buAA-Sst"(.
Roberts. the King of Solomon Of modern
times in point of wives, was given the
marble heart in Congress last Monday
It was :; day long to be remembered
From early morn until noon stream
of oifice-seekers and official guides poured
into the galleries.
The bar Of the house was empty, and
there was no click of the glass that
inebrates. The diplomatic gallery was
half-tilied with peanut shells and distln-
el.ished looking man in red socks
People stood on one foot and. glortfed
in the fact that they were American
citizens The new Congressmen fingered
at back buttons of their shirts nervous
Iy TIE Sergeant alarms sat near the
door polishing the Imperial Mace with
an emory cloth. The latest member from
Arkansas contracted his face and tried
to look like Henry Cay. The newspaper
men bit their pencils savagely. II was
awesouie.
High noon, and the performance Is on:
The Speaker promises to love, honor AM,
chew the rules formulated by Tom Reed;
the memte- file up, bunch together, ana
swear eternnlly to keep their constlt-
nents amply supplied with turnip seeds
and reports OF the fish commission. Inc
otfice-seekers gaze wistful on ana oe''-
berate in futures. Tho
ire flute plays softly, and Roberts; .ne
m;ch-r,arried, appears. with his WILT
hannes on and his shoes neatly poi iA
ed He. too. FUCKERS his mouth 20 s"eaA
but it was not to be So
Nav. verify, Brigham says the SPEAK
er. g. mighty man. get thee TO a nun
nerv." And Brigham, who is mucn &C
custoned TO ways Of obedience, reverse
arms ana amid sitting ttptoes out OF the
Congress chamber, down the marble cor
ridors to the telegraph office, ana sehos
this in triolicate.-
"BRIGHAN.
And Brigham rests peacelul,s ~ NC NC
hands of the Committee Oh lls, a,oss
on with the appropriations. ,,,r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
Retirin. Cream n Leo XIII.

The greatest excitement prevails among
the women of Italy. 1t has been dis
covered that the secret OF pope Leo
satin-like complexion IS an unguent pre-
pared bv the Monks OF San Donate IN the
Ahruzzi Mountains. The Roman ladies
are not saving a great deal, being very
much in earnest, but the monks OF san
Donate had better hide their pestles ana
mortars, recipe books and Jars OF
cream-so think the wise ones VINO kno"
what threatens them. Pope Plus N, was
fat and comfortable and Leo Nil. IS
emanciated and ascetic in appearances,
hul those who have seen both men In
yariably sreak Of their astonishngly clear
male commissions and smooth, soft skin,
almost devoid of wrinkles. This rare
beauty was attributed to the indoor me-
sober and simple diet and easy conscience
of the two old gentlamen. But the MONKS
OF the surrf,nit of lAbruzzi had soinethins
10 do witt. the beauty Of the papal COM
r1exion For centuries these good men
have made an unSuent which they used
FOR wounds. etc, but which Hourishes the
skin in the most marvellous manner dtic
prevents it from shrIVet!ng up. run
time imnemorial the monks prepared II
for the popes alone. Twice year IL
was sent to the Vatican. in six little. sill
var rms. The popes sent in return their
henediction and the sum of 1,tOO llre.SsOl
late the commercial spirit OF the age
Fpenetrates to the remote monastery IN the
mountains, and little pots of the Monoer-
flI unsuent found their way to Florence
The origin Of the cream was learned anu
well. His Holiness may consider hlmSelf
fortunate If he is allowed his usual six
Jars next year.-N. Y. Commercial Az
vertiSer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
Eox's Revenge.

VA, Jan. g.
Suecial.-A1any of the leading citizens OF
Orange county are noted for their love
of fox hunting. In many sections OF the
county foxes arc numerous, and the
chase is frequent and exciting. Mr.. James
Daniel is one of the veteran hunters, ana
he has recently had an experience tina.
is very unusual. One night Reynard
visited his kennel and ate up litter OF
puppies that he valued very highly. This
remarkable instance Of the fox's Voraclty
is regarded by Mr.. Daniels friends as a
retaliation on the part of the fox for MI.
Daniels activity in running down the
'old reds in his neighborhood.
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are offered to the public as the best cure
for disordered liver known, and but one
trial is needed TO convince the most skep-
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These Pills are very mild and harmless
in their action upon the Liver and Bow
els. and where persons are suffering with
any Bilious Affections, and especially
Sick Headache. Costiveness. Dyspepsia,
or any disease of the LIVER OR STON-
ACH. they should always have, box OF
them near at hand, and take them by
directions found on the box
The verdict of everybody that has taxi
en- Dr. Dnvids Liver Pills is. They
are the best and most pleasant pills l
ever took" All sufferers should give
them trial Price, % cents box: five
boxes for 81 For sale everywhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
To ENLARGE Facilities.

FORK UNION, VA, Jan. G.-Special--
IRE Fork Union Academy will build en-
larged quarters, consisting OF boarding
department and recitation rooms, for next
session. The buildings are to be of brick.
costing $500 So far. subscriptions have
been liberal.
The cold wave has brought splendid
ice harvest and the people generally are
busy laying in a supply.
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of Dixie Nerve and Bone Lininent. II
cures neuralgia. it removes and cures corns
and bunions without pain. 1t is the best
Eminent for both man and beast. Price,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
PARLOH-CAK SERVICE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE.

The Southern Railway announces. ef-
fec,ive January 18th. parlor car service
Will be inaugurated between Richmond
and Danville on trains seven and eight.
connecting at panville with United States
fast mail trains Nos. 30 and 36 for all
points South and Southwest, carrying
dining cars: also through Pullman sleep
crs for Atlanta. Memphis. New Orleans.
Jacksonville ST. Augustine, Miami. and
all Florida points, with direct connection
Cor Havana Cuba.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

Standard American Granu-
lated Sugar, sc. pound.
Arbuckles Ari0sa Coffee,
Tic pound.
Try our Snowflake Patent
Flour. csc bag CT 50 barrel:
California Hams, SIC pound
small ones.
New Virginia Buckwheat, 8 lbs
for 25c.
Fine Blackberry Wine, 1oc quart.
Fine Catawba Wine, 1oc quart.
H0me-Made Mince Meat,
&c pound.
pound pals HOMEMADE
Mince Meat, 35c.
New Figs. &c ora lbs, 25c.
2tpound cans Tomatoes, SC.
Wheat Bran for feeding, s5c hun
dred.
New California Prunes, sc ID.
Lion Coffee, 1Oc pound.
Large Lemons, 15c dozen.
New Layer Figs, 10 lb
Fresh Cocoanuts. sc.
New SeedIess Raisins, 7c.
New ShelIed Almonds, soc
pound.
Salt Pork, SC.
Pure Lard. &C pound.
Bushel sacks Fine Dairy Salt. 55c.
imported Sherry and Port Wine.
$50 bottle.
Jellies, sc pound.
New Palm Nuts, 7c Ii.
Box and Golden Chain Soap, in
large bars, &C bar.
Washhoards, sc.
New Sultana Raisins, 12Ac.
New Cape Cod CranbeT-
ries, Sc lb.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

1T is said that Tsresina. Mariant, VINO
won her spHrs in Cairo some years ago.
quite put Rejane in the shade in Madrid
in the part Of Zaza- q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

Ask US for prices on best Anthracite
Splint,. and Steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies. New
phone, 272. WARNER MOORE. !
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
MOTHERS WITH CRoUPY Chill
DREN

Will nnd DR.. David's Cough Syrup the
best on earth for Coughs. Colds. Group
Bronchitis It cures the cough and gives
sleep and rest to the patient
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such should know that DR.. Kings New
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liver remedy, gives 4 splendid appetite.
sound digestion and u regular bodily
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great energy. Only 3 cents at Owens
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

Levering's E. L. c. Coffee, in
pound packages, 1oc.
Best Java Green Coffee, 2 lbs for
25c.
New Olives, 1Oc bottle.
Condensed Milk, SC. can.
Good Carolina Rice dc lib.
Silver King Patent Flour,
S4.25 barrel, CT 27c bag.
Best in the world.
3cakes White CASTLE Soap for sc
1o bars Specia! Soap for 25c.
? lib pkg Prepared Buckwheat, 1oc
Large Lump Starch, 2 bs. for &c
4 yr old Rye Whiskey, $500 GAL
Shredded Cccoanut, for Pies and
Cakes, 15e TO-
Sweet Chocolate, sc. cake.
Best New Crop New Orleans Mo-
lasses, 4oc gallon.
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, &c quart.
Best Cream Cheese, 15c lb.
Large Irish Pc atoes. 1Sc Peck.
New North Carolina Cut Her
rings, Sc dozen.
Best Canned Corn, 4 for c5c
New North Carolina Gross Her-
rings, 10 doz., S2-o5 Dbl.
2 pounds Apple Butter for SC.
Whole Grain Carolina Rice, SC
pound.
Bakins Chocolate, 2 cakes
For Csc.
Rival Gelatine. sc,
Wine Tor jelly, IOc quart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
'o eo:rr1r1R cREATEsT TROUBLE.
AlHoliday Entertainment,

BURKEvIILE, VA. Jan. Especial
Miss Lomday Overton gave delightful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

THE GENUINE DR. DAVID'S
Cough Syrup sells for Is cents bottle.
ns every bottle is richly worth e dollar.
1t cures Coughs, Colds, Group, Bronchitis.
and Throat and Lung troubles.
Daily camera., 1900-06-06
OVER A PRtClPICE.
Party of Young People Have an Accident
of Serious Nature.

Party of Young People Have an Accident
of . Serious Nature.
Fred Wardenburg, a university stu.
dent from Trinidad, hired team at Lip.
poldt's stable this morning and with a
party OF four started for the mountains.
A few hundred yards above Maxwell's
pitch, the team went over the embank.
ment into Boulder creek and one of the
horses-a noble gray-was drowned. The
other animal was considerably bruised
but will escape without lasting injury.
The young ladies and gentlemen were
not injured, though the carriage was
considerably broken. Mr. LiPpoldt says
the horse which was killed was the one
frequently driven by Mrs Cheney, and
her daughter Mrs Flintham, and he had
repeatedly refused $3.50 for it. The
party claimed the horse stumbled.
Daily camera., 1900-06-06
Nov k0SSlC|e
For Foreigners
GRAVE FEARS FOR LIFE
Tho "Boxers" Surround Pekin and Terrible
Massacre IL Feared,

Tho "B0xers" Surround Pokin and Terrible
Massacre Ii Feared,
Shanghai, June 6-The Boxers and
Chinese regulars have had pitched
battle near Peking. Many were killed
on both sides. 1t appears that Boxers
are closing in on Pekin and there is the
gravest apprehension that the lives of all
foreigners in that city are in danger.
Washington. June 5-Admiral Kemp
wires:
II have landed force Of fifty more
seamen and battalion of marines"
The greatest fears are felt by the ad.
ministration for American missionaries
in the interior and American citizens in
Pekin. 1t is not believed that if the
Boxers enter Pekin one of the foreign
ers there will be left alive. The cruiser
Helena was ordered from Manila to join
Admiral Kemp's fleet.
Daily camera., 1900-06-06
VISITING SISTERS.
We're Enterts ined by the Rathbone Sisters
of Boulder.

We're Entsrts ined by the Rathbone Sisters
Of Boulder.
The local Rathbone Sisters Temple
entertained right royalty last evening
the visiting sisters from Diamond Temple
of Longmont and Lady Ignite OF Laf.
ayette. Two candidates, Lloyd Emery
and Clara Frey, we're introduced into
the mysteries of the order by the chair
team of Diamond Temple and floor team
of Silver State Temple. after which all
repaired to the banquet room where the
tables which were arranged in triangle
and beautifully decorated were loaded
with good things to eat. The pleasant
occasion will long be remembered by all
those who we're fortunate enough to be
present. The following are the names
of the visiting sisters.
Mesdames Rockwell, RAZOR, McInturf
McAllister, Richart, Webb, Abbott, Lea.
bern, Bell, Williams, Bonner and Will
and Mr. Bonnor OF Longmont. and Maud
McCarmack, Effie Brocker, Harriet
Constantine, Caroline Gautuer, May
Morgan. Lizzie Jones, Emma Zook Han
nah Richards, Maud Ovington and John
w. Jones of Lafayette.
Daily camera., 1900-06-06
56h Congress
Hos Adjourned
CONGRESS ADJOURNED.
First Doodle Session Of the seth Congress
Comes to an End.

First Doodle Session Of the seth Congress
Comes to an End.
Washington, June 6-The first session
Of the 56th congress will become history
this afternoon. All night both branches
were in session. The senate confirmed
the nomination OF Otis to be major gen
eral and rejected the nomination of w.
D. Bynum of Indiana to be appraiser OF
the port of New York by vote of 80
to 80.
The rank Of lieutenant general, created
for General Miles, was restored and
Aajutant General Corbin' nomination to
be major general was confirmed.
The various appropriation bills were
all agreed to-.
The president and cabinet vent to the
capitol shortly after noon and went to
the presidents room so that he might be
at hand to sign all belated bills.
Daily camera., 1900-06-06
NEW YORK FOR BRYAN.

Empire State Sends Big Four Pledged to
Bryan and silver.
New York, June .5-The Democratic
state convention today elected these del
egates at large to the national Demo.
cratic convention: =
David B. Hill. Richard Croker, Ed
ward R. Murphy and Augusts Van
Wyck.
Alternates-Frank Campbell, jacob
Rupert. Jr., c, Morgan Sanford and
James Shevelin.
Electors at Large-Frederick Cook oi
Rochester. Robert c. Titus of Buffalo.
The platform adopted contains no re-
affirmation of the Chicago platform oi
1896. but declaration that the party in
the state will support the platform Of the
Kansas City convention, The platform
declares against war taxes in time ol
peace, declares for parity of gold and
silver as currency, demands abolition o.
all customs and tariff duties between
Porto Rico and the United States; con
demns trusts and monopolies and en-
tangling alliances; demands just anc
liberal pension laws and election o.
United States senators by the people
and favors the nomination of w. !
Bryan.
Daily camera., 1900-06-06
AN INFANT PRODIGY.
Cakes Care Of His Mother on the Day OF
His Birth,

rakes Care of His Mother on the Day of
His Birth,
Officer Fagerstadt found a man run.
ming on Pearl street at a o'clock Monday
morning. He was wringing wet and
said he had fallen into the Platte river
30 miles distant) and was running to
keep himself warm. The officer took
him to the lock up to dry. He gave his
name as John McGreger. He said he
way born in 1857 and was three feet tall
and weighed forty-6ve pounds at mo-
ment of birth. A moment later his
mother asked him to 60 to table and
get her some medicine. which this infant
prodigy Immediately did. He had teeth
when born. A year ago he worked at
Ward where he cut $50 cords of wood
per day and saved $4,000 by his winters
work. Later he fell down shaft 15o
feet and he says he is going to Denver to
geeSsoo damages due him for this fall,
He claims to have placer all along
Boulder creek and says he is going to
develop it by tunnel, He has samples of
sand from this placer with him in Jail.
Yesterday Marshal Bass gave him his
liberty and he went out near the railroad
and gathered up the wood he could find.
This he piled up in the rear of Pullems
restaurant and began to saw up into
kindling, without orders or permission.
1t was found necessary to lock Nc.
Gregor up again. He is either Popu.
list editor or insane.
Daily camera., 1900-06-06
Attention, Maccabees,

The regular meeting of the Boulder
Tent No will be held on Wednesday
instead of Thursday, as on Thursday
the Tent goes to Fort Collins to institute
a new Tent there. Every Sir Knight is
urgently requested to attend the meet
ing Wednesday evening and to 60 with
US to Fort Collins Thursday evening.
The fare for the round trip will be only
81. All please come for the good of
the order.
CHI. PAYNE,
Commander
E. !. BORDEN, R. K.
Industrial coal at Woollett'S.
Daily camera., 1900-06-06
THE TOOTH PULLERS

Colorado Dental Association Convenes In
Boulder Next Week.
The annual meeting OF the Colorado
State Dental Association will be held in
this city Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of next week. The dentists are
apparently coming to Boulder.for good
time as we'll as for the business purpose
of these apnual meetings. The circular by
Chairman E. R. Warner of the executive
committee indicates that there will be a
large attendance. A moonlight Ex
cursion" over the Switzerland Trail is
being discussed. The meeting will
open Tuesday at 1890 o'clock.
Daily camera., 1900-06-06
Beers Retired
I| Fine Order
BoERs SAVE THEIR TROOPS.
And Retire In Good Order to the East o
Pretoria.

And Retire In Good Order to the East of
Pretoria.
London, June 6-In despatch today
Lord Roberts say the occupation of Pre-
toria passed off satisfactorily. Flags are
flying over the public buildings and or.
der prevails. The Boer troops in Pre-.
toria drew off easterly toward Middle.
burg, 1t is significant that the federal
army has not been appreciably dimin.
ished in force, Notwithstanding the occu-
patton of their chief cities.
In the fight on May 70, 48o British
were taken prisoners. thirty.six killed
and 1870 wounded. This refers to the
damage done to the "Duke of Cam
bridges Own" regiment.
Daily camera., 1900-06-06
INDIANA FOR BRYAN
Democrats Wrestle With Resolutions but
Are Solid for Nebraskan.

Indiana, June 6-The committee or
resolutions of the Democratic state cor
vention was not ready to report this
morning and was given until Afternoon
though it was out all night. The great
est enthusiasm was manifest today, how
ever when the permanent chairman
made his speech. His first reference to
Bryan brought the delegates to theiI
feet and they cheered for five minutes
Daily camera., 1900-06-06

Shirt waists our specially and saw
edges no more at the Elite Steam laun-
dry, corner Pearl and nth streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-20
Morris Park Races.

NEw YORK NAV IA cold. driving rain ana
A track ankle deer I'm mud made the condition t1r
d. sso ana National stallion stakes most untaFotable
a, Norris park Bonnihert, the property o. {.
pgcischfnann sons won the nch stake Nine hlsh'
49, ,,viuastrrs faced the starter htery hurSe
"a tbe race had q following. lebanon hins ha'eI
down frum % 10 to 10 ! They wGre sent "a
~, he sr.i hrssk 90 a good start. with lebanon
a., A thsy reached the half Bounihcft rushed
~ The front All through the sixteenth At WAS a
stirring struggle hut As hey ncaTed the wie bonut
- srsv further away aud won cleverly BY length
seven rrlone, ssllins King Rrameie won Ma
tt,e s.eond Brisauerie third Time. -Ai.
- N1rlopes- An Green won, Flare seeoad,
Dandy Boy hird Time "a ,-- p...,,..,
Satiansi stlllion stakes I've auonss hoa9loeIt
won peyiario sccond. Golden Age third Tine
Gai ,., a.. 49,, t,tt,,
- md Motley thlld Time. ls4
Nfl.- Kin, Rarl,,coru vuu. Brisk secoad' Maxine
Gomez third Time l-4
International ste,plt.ha.c. ah2ht t"o ~ ~
al mics Vanshtp vrD K0nkonkonA sefoha MAfs
chan tlir1 Time. o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-20

CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Admiral Ahmed Pasha q Turkey. arrived In
New York on the Hamburg American steamship
Augusta Victoria a few lays ago.
4 work train on the GnsdaiaiArA branch Of the
MEXICAN Central road into otstruc.ion re-
GENTLY, wreCkius the engine and 3 nurnbsr n cars
An American engineer and ten Mexican iaSorers
were hlleA.
\ cabinet crisis evlsis 70 Lima reru. II Is re
rartd that the cause q the crisis is bc fefuai =
Minister u Homo AfaiTs Para and ether mem
hs~s 20 sign the appointment n Young Ammsdeis
pisrola As director Of the postcfioe.
The owners o. Chicago hryNrriss have deasd the
city ordinance requiring them 20 pay a 500 license
fee the first day Of MAY each year. Five a them
have combined nnd nor only refuse 20 pay the
heruse hut have decided to iest thc validity 81 the
ordinance IN the courts
T. Huntington. president q the southern Pa
lie compauy IN speaking aboat the prVp0sed rail
rad fr, salt Lake 70 ics AuFricS, sad ibat Il
vas trnc she Southora Pacific ana santa Fe were
.,+etIg Interested Ia a new route between salt Lake
ana L.. Auaelcs ami that 81 would rNIaire the
l,,,lffu, ~ 40 miles q rad from salt lake
s.l.thfast 10 a roiut o. the Santa Re ca the No
ave desert
Il is rNpecfea that the entire NisAyaa grpup viii
l. connected az military lines before july. and
th,t the southern system of rstles and land lines
lu b. la .11fra,uu bs the epd 81 tllu rainy season
Tls ,1tert and magnitude u the telegraph and
.stls tqsrataus e the signal cotIs 90 the Philip
VINES Is hardly uahfed q nown There are leo
rr., class Telegraph offices. manned by nearly 30
trit.rath operators who handle b Telegraph On the
island Z Llfou alone about .No words each day
In aidItl.u there about 100 tcus distance tels-
phone stations ia operation Ia Fano1s parts Of the
A.. ltutla-a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-20
FIELD TRIAL CLUB A 60.
sPortsmen of Northwest Eject PYe-
"in"ry OrEanixntion-Amoth
Meeting for June 2

AN enthusiastic meeting of sportsmen
OF this and other cities was held AT 800
FIRST Avenue last evening for the pur-
pose OF erecting the preliminary arrange
ments necessary to the organization az n
IaciIic Northwest Field Trial Club 1he
heemng was presided over by Mr. II j
a. Iledemann, of Portland, who. in an
Interesting address, told those present of
tne assurance OF support he had received
rom fr pe'Ween forty and fifty prominent
Ianciers in Washington, Oregon and
British Columbia, indicating that the
ciuD would bc success from the start
III Is the purpose OF the club to have
a governing board, to be composed of
Two members from each city OF conse-
quence in the Northwest, and 1t was the
sense OF the meeting that representative
ianciers In these localities be notified
that the club. would effect a permanent
ORGANIZATION In this city on Saturday,
June z. Promoters of the movement have
been notified that Portland, Tacoma,
Olympia and Victoria will send delegates
TO represent them at the formation of
the club,