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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
Rando.ph-s1acpn Aspiring.

ASHLAND, VA, May 10.-Special.-
Randolph-M Macon won in a walk this after
noon in a game of ball with Fredericks-
burg College-score, IS to 1. The game
was tiresome and undressing. The fol-
lowing score by innings tells long story
in few words: r. II. e.
r. NJ. c. ...........2 3 1 0 *-i8 . a
F. C. ...............1 0 000000-1 u
Randolph Macon having won the cham
pionship of the Eastern Intercollegiate
League, will play the University of Vir-
GINA on the grounds of the latter on Mon
day for the State championship.
Jeffries-Co rbett Fight.
For the benefit of those interested in the
Corbett-Jeffries fight which takes place at
Coney Island tonight. Manager Leath has
had the Academy connected by direct wire
with the ring side, and a full description
of the battle will be given as fought.
Every blow and point will be fully de-
scribed the moment it is made. Tl:r light
is scheduled to take place at O'Clock,
and a large crowd is expected at the
Academy to watch the moves of the two
pugilists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PittsDurg Won From Chicago in
Fcaturclcss Game.
Scores Yesterday.
. P;ttshlIrg :. Chicago
Standing OF The Clubs.

Pittsburg. 5; Chicago. 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11

causation of diseases, it only remains
for me on this Introductory lecture 70
speak Of the general principles OF cur =
Remember. his but plain logic that 70
cure a disease we must have po"eI. -
influence or circumvent the spirit Id
causes It.. Now. one of the easiest 49,
out of the dilemma is to fooi WE. opi...
by giving the disease away tfshslelii.,7
it to some object animate or ma zinc =.
let me- Illustrate. A Scotchman goes TO
the cross roads, lifts up a stone rups
his warts upon it and replaces II, Saying:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.

81 can't let this audence-I beg pardon
] mean my class. separate without giving
some timely advice as to how to cure
rheumatism: Take frogs spawn. put it in
a crock, cover it with slate, bury the
crock for three months in the garden. then
take it up and rub the pains or should
say the parts in which the pains are To-
Gated, with what you find in the crock. q
am Informed thai in consequence Of the
abundance of frogs, this cure is in general
use and is highly esteemed In TonaWandal.
Beg or steal a chestnut. but don't buy or
permit anybody to give you one-and this is
no chestnut. Keep a pet snake-from
which, as a rule. no danger need be appre-
hended, as rheumatic patients are liable to
have taken abundant liquid precautions
against snake bites If, however, there is
any delicacy on the subject-particuiariy
on the part of the ladies-the same object
may be attained by wearing a snake skin
around the neck. or, as is done in New
England, take the old cat to bed with
theml
ct is usual on such occasions as this to
follow either one Of two courses Depress
you with a psssimistics outlook. or beguile=
you to a sense of false security, by holding
up to your expectants vision promised
land,sif not flowing Win milk and honey.
yet yielding a harvest Of splendid corn nt,s
rich, yellow pumpkins. q nsither sad,nerisa
you by words OF disparasement nor stirnu
late you by unreasoning panegyric. You
are coming into noble and honored pro-
fession. you are living In a. rich and an en-
slightened country: you are the members
of an advanced and progressive society,
and you are the exponents Of aSc1vlilza-e
ton which more Distinct Ivy than any okass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11

.Kain out-hit by batted ball.
Score by innings:
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-19
When Greek Net Greek.

"Aguinaldo" Smith. ex-manager of
the Seamens Club, recently took con-
tract to paint the house of Mr..
Brown. Smith may be all right in his
theories of house painting but his ap-
plication of these theories and likewise
his application Of. the paint did not
prove satisfactory to Brown and he
said so in loud and emphatic tones.
This aroused Smiths ire and the air
was full of arms and legs for few
moments thereafter. When the dust
cleared Smith was discovered encouch-
ant, with Smith comfortably perched
on top. Smiths ardor had been curbed
by this time and when Brown got tired
of sitting down he let the fallen war
rior rise and Smith stayed not on the
order of his going but went at once. At
last accounts Browns house was still
unpainted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-19

ATTORNEYS.
ACHI 4 JOHNSON CIV. c. Ach, 49,,
Hnoch Johnson). Office No. IA NJ.
King St.: Tel 8S4.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-19

AT the Democratic meeting saying, Don't
vote for Sam Parker because he is in the
Meat Trust The speaker knew that Sam
Damon. VIM. Cornwell and other good
Democrats could outvote Sam Parker in
the Meat Trust every time with their
shares Parker was the first man to plant
cane in Mana district. He had lost half
a dozen fortunes in doing it. He wanted
to know if that was a trust. He told the
people that If they were faithful to Re-
publican principles they would send the
Territory's first child Sam to his Uncle
Samuel at Washington.
The Tuxedo Quartet then closed the
meeting by singing 1.-The Star Spangled
Banner and President Andrews an
nounced the meeting at an end.
THE OVERFLOW AlEETING.
The meeting outside the theater was a
huge success. On the steps of the church
opposite the theater dozen torches were
held by small boys and under the glare
iof these several speakers addressed the
multitude.
T. McCants Stewart made the hit of the
!evening there. He answered several
que stions put to him by several persons
in the crowd, and well-known Demo-
cratic lawyer asked a question through
native whose voice Mr.. Stewart recog-
nized as belonging to man who was en-
ployed in downtown law Office. Mr.
| Stewart made satisfactory answers and
many able arguments. A. G. M. Robert
| son and w. ]. Coelho made speeches and
| the cheering of those on the outside blend
ed at times with that which emanate6
from the theater.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-19

While the impressive words were be-
ing spoken which made them man and
wife, Paul Egry played softly from the
|embowered chancel the intermezzo
from Cavalleria Rusticana accom-
panied on the organ by Wray Taylor.
A triumphal hymn sung by the choir
marked the end of the ceremony and
the procession reformed and proceeded
to the altar rail where the benediction
was pronounced.
Afterwards Rev. Mr.. Lee led the way
to the vestryroom where bride and
groom and the members of the wedding
party signed the register.
The return to the church was herald
ed by the glad strains of Mendelssohn' s
Wedding March and the entire congre-
cation rose as Mr.. and Mrs. Smith pre-
ceded by the diminutive page and flow
er girl walked down the central aisle
| to the carriage that awaited them al
the door.
| After the wedding there was supper
at the residence of Mrs. Elizabeth Wal
on King street and at o'clock Mr.. an6
Mrs. Smith went by special train tC
Mokuleia, the country home of B. F
Dillingham;, where they will spend theil
honeymoon. returning to this City il
the course of a few weeks.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-19

N LII Honolulu society fiocked to ST.
~ Andrews Cathedral last evening
- to witness the wedding Of Freder-
ick c. Smith and Miss Alice E.
Wall.
1t was one of the most notable society
events of the opening of the season
and was the prettiest wedding that has
taken place for some time past in this
City.
The grey old church seemed scarcely
itself so gaily had it been decked out
for the occasion. The whole chancel
had been buried in palms and Towering
plants and the massive pillars were all
wreathed with green ivy, while over
head had been draped with white chif-
fon covered with a green tracery OF
ferns.
The decorations were most tasteful
throughout and were under the care OF
Mrs. ]. M. Riggs, Miss Lily Patty and
Miss Kathleen Ward.
The church was filled to the doors
with the guests and friends of the bride
and groom before o'clock struck
while out of doors hundreds who had
been unable to obtain admission, mer
in evening dress and ladies in light
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-19

gowns stood in the semi-darkness
where the light streamed from the
doors and looked and watched.
1t was few moments after s o'clock
when Wray Taylor at the great organ
struck up the soft strains of the We'd
ding March from 'Lohengrin" and all
necks were craned for the first view
of the wedding party.
First came the ushers, Walter E.
Wall and A. F. Wall, brothers of the
bride, and r. w. Shingle and w. H.
Babbitt, then the maid of honor, Miss
Sadie Carter.
She was followed by little Miss Mu-
riel Howatt, sweet little one with
flowing f1axen hair, strewing flowers in
the path of the bride. Miss Wall came
next leaning on the arm of her brother
T. E. Wall.
She was clad in a simple but rich
gown of white silk with long flowing
veil. Following her was little Maste,
| Douglas Damon as page.
! At the chancel the wedding party
| was joined by the groom with his best
man Walter Dillingham; and Rev. Alex.
ander Lee.
| The ushers proceeded to the choil
while the groom stepped to the side OF
his bride and the ceremony began.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-19
WAIALUA JUSTICE
POORLY HOUsFn
A New Building for Con,t ;.
Jail is Needed Badls 'a'
at Once.

High Sheriff Brown went 10 u,
yesterday morning to inyes,,., slua
condition of the courthouse tas
there. 1t has been reported 90 @u laa
that the building in which tbs 1'all
partments of justice are locatos "O d.
at all adapted to the purnoaa nNt
courthouse and Jail and that av, VI
repairs should be made or a nov. r''TlslVt
ing erected in it's place. Vuad'
The courtroom and the ian ..
arated by a thin board partitioa ssp'
courtroom is utterly untitled :. is
holding of sessions of the mao;st. as
court. 1t needs painting badIv s "e'
thorough renovation. e
During an examination of wiz.
at any trial, the order comne1ins )
other persons connected with q tr;s, az
remain out of hearing, means tbs4 :,
must retire to the shade of the tr.s-
the courthouse yard and there AZ. -
conveniences for the members os
court. %
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-19
Plumbers Endorsement.

At meeting of the Journeyman
Plumbers Association held at their hall
on Fort street last Tuesday evening,
the following resolution was passed:
Resolved: That this association en-
dorses as the friends of labor Clarence
l.. Crabbe, candidate for Senator, and
A. F. Gilfillan, candidate for Represen-
tative,ss and we bespeak for each of
these candidates the vote Of the labor
ing man.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-19

fright?'' asked the boy, opening his bag
of popcorn. stage fright?" repeated
his father, pointing to veteran of the
chorus; why, there is e''-Philadel-
phia Record.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-19

REPUBL|CAN|SM
TELLS ITS STORY


there in a different capacity from Prince
David, and knew what was going on IN
the committee that had the Hawaiian bill
in hand. The committee stood eleven to
seven and they finally struck out the
pre- perty qualification and the payment of
debts clause on that kind of vote. 1
vas in the Senate when the bill was pass
ed and 1 heard the Republicans on the
floor stand up and damn that property
qualification. That is what l heard the
Republicans say. If 1 thought the Demo-
cratic party was right, 1 would probably
vote for it, but it Is the party of free
trade and free lunches Uaughter)
Mr.. Gear told story of asking a Dem
ocrat the difference between the Demo-
cratic party and the lunch which Mr.
Gear says the Democrats enjoy every day
at the Hawaiian Hotel. OF course the
answer was. THE Democratic party is 16
to 1 and the free lunch IL to g."
Sam Parker, Prince David and Wilcox
were in Washington at the same time"
continued the speaker. Il was also there.
i am a personal friend of David and en-
joy his friendship, but politically I must
come out and say that the only man in
whom there is safety for the Hawaiian
Islands is Samuel Parker. / have seen in
Parker's room at the hotel we were stop
ping at in Washington as many as a
dozen of the leading Senators of the Re-
publican party at one time Gentlemen.
that is something you don't understand
the force of. In the United States a man
has got to be a leader for any of the
members of the Senate to come and see
him. Sam Parker just drew them to him
Parker has a manner which catches the
people. You all know that. You don't
go to David or Wilcox when you want
help. You go to Sam Parker and he does
mt turn you away, either. (Applause.)
PARKER is MAGNETIC.
The Democrats and Independents car
say that Parker was not doing anything
IN washington or was not in it with the
president. That is not true l know tha,
sam Parker. with Senator Clark. was In
the White House with the President fol
over two hours, and that is sometime
which is not accorded to every one. Pres
inent mckinley has the greatest aloha fo,
Sam Parker. He wants you to send that
egate.
Il saw David there. We went around
and had plenty of fun. He is not the mar
with the same influence and responsibili
| ~ on his shoulders that Sam Parker bs.
and can carry
wilcox was there He reminded me n
a little dog led along by a string when n,
was in the tow of Caesar Celso Moreno
saw him continually. Moreno tried I,
help Wilcox. Wilcox did absolutely moth
ing. 1t was not Wilcox who secured any
thing for the Hawaiians. He did not hav,
anything to do with the franchise.
know that myself. He has been goin.
around here telling the people that h
procured Hawaiian suffrage. That is no
so. He was great friend of Moren,
ano Moreno always thought that wilco.
Twas good friend of his. For twenty -on
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-19

AGENTS. ,S1
2. SILvA.-Agent to take =, KsoI
ments to instruments. dsIlc' Eius y
Oahu: at W. C. Achi's olnc0'
rear Nuuanu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-19
AGENTS.

6 K. KENTwELL-Loans nssss nne.ss
Chinese business transacted
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-19

BROKERS. 4
4. j. CANPBELL-Omce queen
posits Union Feed Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-19

OPTICIANS. a
ooNr NEGLECT YOUR EYse' 81
have but one pair. Don't We" 90 NJ
person's glasses; your eyes o,n-nnropsa
theirs. Don't wear cheap nn mn eys
made glasses: they will ruin IN ~
Consult 8. e. LUCAS. oPTlCLA1'
Bldg.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-19
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

REAL ESTATE AND INvEsTNFy,,
MCCLELLAN. POND & Co.-Judd gss,
Tel. Main s..
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
WHITE GOODS.
HOGAN.
The corner Broughton and Barnard SITS.

schooner Lizzie B. Wiley. waldemar. Bos-
ton.
Sailed. bark Zippora CNoF). Motley. Liv-
erpool. schooners Charles y. Hail. Gray.
New York; Nettie shipman. Raynor. New
York.
Charleston. s. c.. Oct. i3-Arrived.
steamer St Hubert CBr). wardale, Huel-
va: schooners Nellie Floyd. Nielsen,
Newport News: Mary Lee Patton. Steel
man. Baltimore. John a. Beckcrman. De-
mean. Philadelphia.
Cleared. steamer Peareih Brl. Mcken-
zie. Fcruaudina.
Sailed. steamer Hardanger (Br). Wills.
Manchester: schooners Ebenczer Hagse",
Pendloton. New York. Mary Curtis. Max
err Richmond. Va, Victory (Br. Munroe'
Boracoa.
jacksonville. Fla. oct. i3.-Entered.
steamship Cocoa. Munson. New York.
Cleared. steamer Roanoke. Philadelphia.
Entered. steamer Comanche. Penning-
ton. New York.
Bremen. oct l3-Arrived. steamer How
lck Han. Savannah. via Norfolk.
Liverpool oct l2-Sailed steamer Gu
naNa. Savannah.
Philadelphia. oct i3-Arrived. steamer
Berkshire. savannah. Jofa. Jackssnville.
Cleared. steamer Willie l.. Maxwell.
Jacksonville
Key West, oct. i3-Arrived. steamers
Mastotte. White. Havana. and sailed for
Port Tampa; Miami. Dclano. Miami
Newport News. oct. f5.-Saiied. schoon-
er Nelson r Newbury. Charleston.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
THE JUMPING KANGAROO AND
THE APPLE BUTTER CAT.
ny John walker Harrington.

y.--..-t.s, ,.., a.. ,,.,..,,~. rsui.,. & 90
non. ,.,.,., NO.. .,.r,ppf.r TIN. can
ely Dog hF"a our ID place eaii'i
New Jersey. where the mosquitoes are
always so huev that tho people never have
-. a.. ,.t.. a-... ,..,t,, ola Ne,r
..... 49, 49,.
we nous" ~ N'' '''''''
rails. on which The Running Houses kept
going up and down as flst ug thcy could
t,,.sry tt,,c py-,.r, t4oure wont raet
49,. ,..,.., 49,.
hS H's
very sikht or y Waa' nun angry. N.."I.
tne Running House came nus mn.it VEN
90 the STATION in q hAskf. '"l sis LOG
olWays went h'oHt ana lI"''.H u''N Wv.
me eoAe huhh. Now his in'.''t "'"'
alone ana OFiy DOG h'' to fliy NJ hoilI''
re came ont one NOR ming JUS in lllH.
70 zee hta master t'' On 'h' '''N H'.
~ h4"hhs ho"-' anu "''' N''.'
90 me chiidren Buy l''k was n'N,t Z"
angry ln "H H'' H, re 70" "' n''a "'
he col.1. ana "!.a 90 l'iup =" '", i'-"'
nlnH h"h-" r. 'l't .. ,.lH
F'A'on WIN hl' master men ~, n'i"
~" hf.is I.h4' aHH W',n ~. "'"s '--
banging "+hllhA H.H7
away 50 iast '""t 'tly Dos ,u','
h''P w WI ~ iir ~" wy" "'
df"ppea on th' EtoN"n' anu h' "i' "''
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

Per steamship City OF Birmingham 10
New York. oct l2-2li3 bales upland cot
ton. 81 barrels rosiu oil. 1921 barrels cot
tonsced on 100 bales domestics. . barrels
rice. SIS barrels rosin. ITO barrels turpen-.
tine. 22lsis feet lumber 5000 shingles 4
turtles. barrels fish Is eases cigars. II
boxes fruit. boxes vegetables loo bar
rcls pitch 5SS7 oak saves, % packages
merchandise.
Per steamship d. H. Miller for Balti
more-564 bales upland. 2.iS5 barrels rosin.
DO barrels soap stock. "A packages domes-
tics and yarns 81 packages merchandise.
{ bales wool. 90 bales can goods. 233 Gl5
feet lumber.
Per steamship Kansas City for New
York. oct is-i706 bales upland cotton.
100 bales sea island cotton. l.0i5 barrels
cottonseed oil. . barrels .rosin oil. III bar
rels turpentine 273 bales domcstics i76 t2l
feel lumber. g bales tobacco n bales
moss. ~ 90 shingles. $40 bales waste. bar
rel turtles. IS bales sweepings. q cases
cigars. 100 boxes fruit. IS boxrs vegetables
81 tons pig iron. ! carload iron pipe $50
eases cottonseed OIL a. barrels pine tar.
294 packages merchandise.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

Miss Mamie Parnc!l has returned 20 her
home IN South Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs j. Walter Lyon are home
again. after an extended visit in South
Carolina.
Mr. lee l. Sweat has Just returned from
"A two weeks trip 20 Niagara. y. y, and
other Northern points.
Tho friends Of Mr.. G.. r Hcrndon ten
dcrcd him "a delightful reception az tho
Southern Hotel. prior to his leaving for
hts new home in Thomasville
4 very enjoyable reception was tender
cd the visiting Epworth League delegates
last night a. the hospiiahlo home O, Col.
W W Sharpe on Gilmore street Tho
Epworth League convention viii continue
Hs work until tomorrow night
Mrs SaTah Grif1n and her granddaugh-
ter Miss Mcmillan - Berren county.
visited the family Of W. h. Brad cy this
week. goIng from here TO their old home
In Bulloeh county.
The ladies OF Grace Episcopal Church
are hard at work raising funds so bulld
their new church II g. 20 be OF brick and
will cost 5000 or S70oo.
Mis- May Anderson. after a lengthy
visit here returned Go her home In At
larta Wednesday.
Mrs $. e. Benton viii spend month
in Atlanta
Mrs D. r Dunaway OF Valdosta IS visit
ing ar the home Of her parents. Capt and
Mrs g. a Sheldon.
The Woman's Missionary Conference
was q decided success. despite the rainy
weather.
Mr.. ana Mrs W. p. Taylor we're in at
tendance upon the Missionary Conference
last week.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

kers will never be bothered by having
anything la their crops again"
Just then there was whirring sound
way up the road and sy Fox jumped UP.
MY friend" ne said, Il think that an
other Running House IS coming. II I
were YOU l would hurry up and gee right
IN front Of e."
Ugly Dog got up on his feet and shook
himself and wagged his tail and smoothed
out HE fur
How do I look" he asked
Fine" answered Sly Fox. IL were
the man standing on the front porch Of
any Running House I would stop IN
minute Now you do Just aH tell you,
and am sure that you will never have
any more trouble"
Lgly Dog went out In front OF Run
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY. OCTOBER IA. 1900

ming House waeFiug his tail and stand
inr up on Dis hind legs ana making bows
an the time BE waved ore of bis paws
~ Running House came hurry down
the rau The man at the front door be
eau CD ring the bell az fast as be- could.
aud 60 ycN 8f rsiy Dog
"He sce- YOU" cried Sly Fox from be-
hind the bushes.
Then che man turned n brass handle.
Running House began 20 80 slower.
huf 81 dld NOT stop. The thing in front
which looked like a scraper struck Igly
la.- ava sega. h.sn way up IN tho air and
hc ZEN down az tho side 81 the road ull
ln % heap when he got on his feet again.
D. saw che Running House going down
he road ng fast as IL could. and on the
back sfep wac Sly Fox, stroking his
Nhl.kors aud looking worry wise.
Just then there was a cracking %
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

The Atlanta Constitution has the
following story from Falrhurn: q
negro. haudcunod ond carrying jug
Of unoonshlne whisky. made IA appear
ance az the railroad depot here this
morning early purchased a ticket TO At
lanta aud left Tor the Gate city stl
handcuned aud holding on 10 lie jug
While waiting Tor the train a large crowd
gathered around the strange negro and
inquired the reason and clrcum stances for
his curious conduct aud situation. IN
straightforward manner he related
rather remarkable story. ana this IS per-
haps the first case OF record where a
prisoner having escaped from hls captors
voluntarily goes to make bis appearance
before the very court whittier they were
carrying him. Last night. says the me-
gro. who lives near Starr mill. la Fay-
cite county. United St0tcs Deputy Mnr-
ehals julie Johnson aud Webb Cox nr-
rested him az hts home Twelve miles from
here. on a charge OF making blockade
whisky. lie said they BAD with them a
jug Of moonshine liquor the same jug
he carried to Atlanta with him this
morning. After making tho arrest they
began 90 peroeptibly decrease the amount
Of liquor IN the jug until they had on a
Jag" Finding themselves too drunk 10
navigate. the negro says they placed
handouts on him and securely tied him
with a stout rope TO themselves. after
which they lay down TO sleep of their
1ags. The negro did not relish the delay.
aud accordingly mauaeed 20 unioosc him
self from the rope. took the 1ug ana left
the Las" and walked twelve miles to
Farburn hnndcum,d and carrying the
jug. When asked what De meant 10 do.
he replied thdi he was going 90 court and
surrender, handouts. jug aud oil.