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Sbiens Drama "8jen9ungers" bIsO
BEN ste Marts fpiGet pua RotionaIz
teutret / &riitia,ia. Stisnt bette oms
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&c al uoeluttenoe nOrite arGfter. 80
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po'toabner peo Soloalens poitaabnsri.
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g. Taulion, WQr.. ulsu. Wlnn.
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Prin5 @uitdp Npolf ANTON BEN Ste
Marts til 8riitiania forut opbolos r.
: Noroe en- Sib.
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0sDsn, omtrent SO 4ar gammsl. Den
4fosoe bar i i'm 9io eiet "Gltang1
guarO", tnotil ban afitoo ben til en-
Son, og bar til i'm 9sO bprst 5Or.
maro for 8oIoing S~paretasIss Rspre-
ientantfub.
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a3l8 GSeS sISd, 9ss Nstnes, Jowa.
|or 2ala. 5armr % uopouriet sans.

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fsaflBc giautl0tl. Der pmidttet npale Of be
f'f.rmt I We, 8iucr Ealeu, III Rriier fra s 80
S0gr aryc. 4ulsn fan dnbrtaae inc Geu {
a Ia BITE 8lrcr ira l0til % QrDctut darttg. 3
III ft'Etio vi z hort vrre SERB fra $50 III $50
Srt
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lyman & BALL, Fargo, n. ID.
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Den lite September 1898 nsos
branote Slagen Innertirte / Sem
graitegielb. airten bar en- Stsnbpgs
ming fra Wibtsn af bet 13be aa,tuns
oreoe og tilbsrte Stambuist Sarlsbers,
sinabelie er MI mebbslt til, at Der fpt
Sluaen Sognstommunes Resnins cps
isres en- nh airte for Sosnet paa Den
aamle, centralt belissenos airtstomt.
Sirten ftal bpsess efter en- at artitett
8. gerIe u~barbeibsoe plan ps bliper
en- Qdnotirte meo TO Saarne.
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Saa oaarlist ct Nurtsb bar Der pei
ueppe paret pua a~onssbers, itripss til
"8uR. 8lab." Man fan maseli9 saa
oper 9orpet upen at faa ct puf, os
Spsr man b. Sanbl.nbe, faar man bet
famine Spdr operalt: "0i ialser lite
til llbsiftsrne snsdns, bDis bet life
ftuloe bli bebrs iioite Dag" glanot
anost ia en- Sanolsnpe m.S aorteparer,
at ban 2Oen Martsbsbas bapoe iolst
for belle 8 aronsr. Der sr nnitsp ins
asn (moo fsr) al 2anoiensfoIt / gpen;
be fan life tomms frem for Sne, og
Be, ium fan reiie meo Sernbdns bib,
sr heller lite mango, oa 9eiret bar be-
ret altfpr bitteri; Sns % auloe % fur
9inp.
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"9otel Jenir" / Irsnoal er Iol9t til
ct SntsresIentIfab for 1885, 900 ar.
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CHI bcfnler Griigc Hoyite Rruo fra
60 90 til $500 om IA
gen heie aaret igrenucm. vt tlulrirr
80 ipritJeIlIge Nrtlflcr. " ienber irit en- iulo.
ltRnotl Canning At Xrguer, aatdto8er. &ons
tratter % ole GplgsHIuger. 3e fan be.
apnoe itratS.
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g8. Single Ct, Chicago, 81.
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9steborg, bppr bet blep brenot.
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Nayu og fude Adr'sso og opgiv narnsste EXPIRES.
koutor og lett5 pfngtlgs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
COTTON MILLS INCREASE WORK
Suspicious Circumstances in Regard
to iilr Wes,mo,cl I'd Cub
1Spccial Dispa,ch Ia The Times.l


ETTRlCKs. VA, Nor. a.-The cotton
mills around here are already making ar
rangements 10 take on more heiFers and
run ia!, time. Tsls E.re Ridge Cotton
Mil, which has been closed down. for
some weeks VIII resume operations il
fun in Very few Gays. The Poca-
nontas Mails. wfa.ch have been running
short handed for want OF wafer and mo-
live power. are putting IN more cards,
spinning Tram $ and other machinery.
and viii need more hen and work full
zine from now on, All this was ar
ranged for some tine since and the cleo
zion had nothing 10 do with it
There are no positively new develop
snsSss IN The murder case of Mr. W. T.
Westrnoreaand. the n.ght watciarnap at
The Poca hoatas Cotton Nils. WHO was
asSassinated in tn night zinc, about a
months since. Suspicion st.ll r SITS heavily.
upon those who We're arrested and re-
leased at The inquest. and the two red
sweater men. who were seen near the
mil o., the evening prsrous to the muir.
der. N company with ono Tom posthress.
Poythrass sfgs .tscss young red-s,lirt men
left here on the serne night they were
see. and were anxious TO rearh Greens.
boro N c., yet they are said TO have
been see. N the vic nifty OF the Pocaha.-
tas Cotton Mills twice since that time.
and once not more than week ago.
Some persons were seen sneRking about
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

Many youny V!;g..lssans have cone
prominently 70 the front drrislg the late
campaign
samuel L, Kelley is ons Of them He
wss IN great demand as stump
speaker. He vras one of The Democrats
most cffect-s.a orators. Mr.. Keitey's
trends think me has i great political fu-
fure. They are taking OF nm Cor Con
;Ecsss for Governor. for itn!ted StGtes
senator. and in. fact. for almost any Of
slce that he may waGk. Nr. keiiey IS not
ptiiy an orator. but iie IS u de5ater Those
wio heard him tackle Hugh Miller, OF
Norfolk. we're Convinced of his powers
us q debafEr.
Robert T. Lee, Jr, OF Fairfax county,
n grandson OF the great Confederate
general, and a, son of General Rooney
Lee made his DEBUT as a stlmpeF. ste :
q young la,.n OF great promise. OF
course. his noble ancestry helped nifn'
but young Lee is making q record io'
himself There are those wno arc VIII
ing 10 wager ali tl7ar have that be VIII
some day represent the Eighth District IN
Congress II is said he may come 10 the
House of Delegates from Fairfax when
ever CAPTAIN Joseph Z. Willard SHAH De-
come tired OF serving his e2 Oh,
COLES AND MILLER !!
m, ti,., Republican side Messrs. Malcolm t
!. Iva,es and Hugh Miiiar hive attracted |
,,,+,.,, ,f1tf7tson Mr. Colcs Gd51ss.s-sd vast
,t,,7s,ses il, i:altrporc and the voters OF !
his T,r-ty vent wild over him. He made !:
several s speeches in vtrzin;a- NJ Goles
Is IS perhaps. an abler debatsr than Miller
The latt@r Is one OF the most eloquent
r6,,-a mn in the SLATE a'td ll.s reception ,
i,v Se7- York and eNs5w jc1'aey, aud .eT1es
Vas most fintterzrs; These two young |
gentlemen are spoken of for assistant |.
9istrict Attorney Each ona VIII IN /
,o,,a7t.dlv have a strong backing.
t-hariss N. Wallace. u, and N1n-
Rartsdale have 7nnde many speeches IN |
former campaigns They fully sustained
then. regulations in the recent canvass.
er. Barksdale can get anything ne VANS
al the hn11ds Of The people OF fsaiiaA, !
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

There is q studio story concerning a
remarkable painter, some of whose works.
however Inadequate in q few things,
must cover a great deal OF the ground
mapped out for the perfect work OF art
OF Mr.. Ruskin. y very beautiful draw
ing it is in the engraving, but l nave
never seen the painting by MIR. Holman
Hunt of the Child Christ with the Doc
tors in the Temple.
"To this important work the artist gave
many years of study (not so long a time,
perhaps. as Rousseau, the iandscap!st.
the lover of ordinary nature, gave to pic
lures with no story, but still long tlme',
perhaps five years or 50: years or read
ing and study, antiquarian and ethnoioS-
ical researches. so that the many III
uuiries into the past of Israel might
be fully satisfied. And then came Jew
ish lady who said. Fine enough. per-
haps. but the painter never kne" the
one great physical characteristic OF the
tribe OF Levi; he has given TO his doctors
that tlatness OF foot that belongs to the
tribe of Reuben, While we know thal Emo
men of Levi have ilsteps highly arched.
There are few, almost no ethnoiosl-
cal or historical demonstrations III pant
ing that have not some very OBVIOUS de-
eects for those who know little upon
the matter-those who nave traNeieo OF
read littla, and that means daily more
and more of US. Persons VINO nave
known, as I have artists ana artlstic
critics OF the beginning OF THIS cent"fv.
or who have read what used to be said
ar that moment of publication IN art,
are amused and chastened by the Sc
rious belief then prevalent IN the accu-
racy of the resuscitation OF classical
Representations mean pictures OF me
life of the Greek and Roman world. =
John La Fargo i'll The international
Monthly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
IT CURED HIM

and VIII cure you. He had rheuma csm
and writes US: You sold me a bottle of
your Dixie Nerve and Bcse Lini,nent.
which l USED freely. rubbing vigorously
with it that night. and was mos, agreea-
oily surprised when on getting up the next
morning TO find the rheumatism entirely
cured, and my arm perfectly well
told the above 10 friend suffering in
the same way and he tried your Dixie
Nerve and Bone Lininent and was speedi-
lily cured"
It cures sprains, stra.Es and pains in the
muscles, stneus, sides, limbs and back.
Remember Dixie Eminent Large bottles
. cents everywhere 6eTsE.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co,
Opposite PoStoffice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

the cotton mills some nights since by Mr.,
Deans, the present watchman-one jump
ca over tail fence into IL lot adjoining
The mil ward and one was seen stnnding
against and looking over the mill yard
fence. Mr.. Deans saw him and was about
TO shoot him, when the thought struck
nirn that it might be a neishbor he knew
who som times goes that way to his
fsh ng. But this proved not to ha his
ne Sllbor and the Intruder skuked off into
the darkness It is feared that some per
sons are trying to burn the cotton mill
plant and il would ba to the corn.oanv's
interest to offer q substantial reward for
Mr.. Westuaore!ands n1urderers and for
the arrest of these suspicious characters,
who are continually lurking around the
mill. and thereby in a measure prot ct
their property and theplife Of the man
they have employ d to guard it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
THE. YOUNG MEN WHO ARE COMING
TO THE FRONT AS ORATORS.
Samuel l. Kelley A. j. Montague, Hugh Yllller,
Malcolm A. Coles and Others Aroused the g
Enthusiasm OF the Voters in the
Campaign Just Closed.
CAMPAIGN Just Closed.

,rh.y are looking forward TO the time
( when thew can send him 20 congress
/ hut 5Barksdalc says lie wou-a Iathef repre-
! sent his county in the Senate than to hold
any other office. except, perhaps, consul
| general TO London
. This reminds me of the story The late
-oone, coy,riin used 10 teiisons Ietelle,
tT,a once famous caterer nf Richmond.
,,er1.,en,an from Oh cage was visiting IN
Richmond and took several meals at
Zeteiies place. He thought the caterer
should 20 to a larger city and of1ered TO
set him uy,, in business In Chicago On
q certain night Zetelle was TO give ms
reply to the proposition. The two men
walked out into the Capitoi SQUARE ana
sat down upon d bench.
well. what have you -dccded TO 90
.askeI the Chicago man.
You Sc dot leetle star UP thar? asked
Zetclt
..vcsI, 1 YOU'D rudder. see. dot leetls
strr in Reeclomond than the whole Aurora
Boreaiis in Chicago.
NEW coNGREssMEN-
The only new congressman elected N
Virginia, are young nlen-Harry Maynard.
OF tho Tenth. are each ABOUT thirty
five They have both bees, in public
life for save-nl years, Mr.. 17iooi. game
to the HuUse of Delegates sporr after he
was twentS,-one. Mr. MAYNARD wasseiect-
ed 10 the same body in 1889 Both are at
present members Of the Senate.
Judge Rhea, the brilliant representative
OF TIE Ninth District. is on the sunny side
OF forty and so is Frank Lassiter and
Claude Swanson. James Hay and Claude
A. Swanson are young men
Auorney-GeneTal Montague rs one Of
the most brilliant of the young men nov
Sin the public eye" He il. young in years
but old in the service of Democracy. He
WAS PROBABLY the most popular OF the
stump speakers in Virginia during the late
c onpatsn. -
virssIi.lns have cause 10 be proud Of
fer young men who are coming to the
sroat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
Was Not Cobb's Island.

Cobbs Island is not the island describ-
ed as the scene Of the pirate duel in Ito
Have and to Hold" The scene Of this
encounter is undoubtedly Smiths Island,
on which the Cape Chic!as Lighthouse
stands at the entrance or the sapeale
Bay. This island has not suffered as
CoDb's, and AR. George Kitchens, the
genial Keeper of the life-savlng station,
situated now on the Very spot Miss John
ston describes. will take pleasure in show
ing any visitor the beach sand-dunes, scrub
trees. marshes and lnyri;tds OF gui's just
as they We're in the olden days. Smiths
Island is separated from the mainland
but three miles at its southern end, and
nine miles at its northern. and forms the
ocean beach eight miles northward from
the Cape Charles Lighthouse Cobbs
Island, where Miss Johnston spent her
summers and learned the language Of the
waves, is of very much the same forma-
ton, but without any trees, and is twen-
tE miles farther up the beach, separated
from Smiths by many intervening islands
and inlets. The Virginia of Miss john
stons books IS not 50 completely lost
as you imagine.-Thomas Dixon. Jr., in
the November BooFr,on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
MORE COKE OVENS
IN SOUTHWEST
Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke Company
Pay Hands Well.
MISS WILLIAMS MARIE D.
A Divorce Granted i'll the Ci'ancerS
Court 10 Mrs. Tracy Gale "ebn'
and Also TO Mr.. Robert
Harkicrood.
lr.,.o,., pispa,ch 10 The Times

,,.rpI Va. Nov. 1o-The Virginia
Cnal and Coke Company OF h-s
cry is iust now completing '?r' ny w..
ere,s AT inc Toms Creek mines III VS.
cci,nfy, va, and il is SAID me con- ~,
conteInnlates Increasing the output OIL .iie
mines. very sooh. r,ist,al 4l,o
co,,,,a,,,- VIII have a plant OF Svv oHti's'
which are only a fraction OIL eHe 80 80
,",,,,her NJ coke ovens now n operation IN
Wise county.
"A, erntoyt. of the company at IONS
Creei; states that the miners ana ouhe
o,,ife-s are making coed money, and max
1hosa Who a-nlv themselves closely earn
from So 10 $3.50 per month Wn'le me
,,ompaI,v has a large comnisssNE, the
r,,sn are maid in cash and are not re-
ouired to trade at the commissaIy, but
most Of tlon DO trade there, for the
reason that they get as GOOD bargains
as they could get elsewhere
EIsPS-WiLI-IAAIS.
Miss Sallie Flayd Williams daughter
OF Cantain ami Mrs W T. Williams, and
one OF B-istolS prettiest and most pop
,lia1 young women, was married N the city
of Caicas" c I;ltlsday evening ri This
week to "a; Howard F:'eIps.
Miss Williams went 10 Chicago q few
months ago 70 be the guest OF. he" broth
er. and SON after arriving there :oc51ea
the acquaintance of Mr.. Phelps
The groom rs "A popular young 'a;i:oad
man, and holds I, Dos :.on as joint asebt
IN Chices3 OF the Illinois central. a;lchi-
gan Cealral and Big Four TAI @.7s.
A DIVORCE.
Mrs. Tracy Gale Weoo. who is a tiaush-
ter of Rev and Mrs. ". 3. sale. o,
Roanoke. was this week granted z divorce
from her husband. John Webb in the
chancery Court of Bristol. Mrs. Webb
was also restored to her maiden name.
t3at Of TRACY c. Gale.
The man from whom she has been di-
vorced has been q travelling salesman FOR
many years. and is much her senior.
The chief ground of the ladys application
for divorce MAS allure to support and
incompatibility. arising from the differ
c,lee in his and her ages.
Tue same court granted Robert Hark-
serood a divorce from his wife.
the comm tteeS appointed to secure en-
tertainment fer The delegates WHO will
come here to attend the General BAPTIST
Association Of Virginia. which meets in
Bristol on the 18th instant have done ef-
fective work. and have PROV led homes
already for as many as GOO GeieS.tes.
Tho plan is 10 be provided with the
conveniences necessary to accommodate
at least l.oeo delegates md visitors if
necessary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
SOC LIFE
IN AUGUSTA
APretty Wedding at linking Springs
Church.
BRILLIANT PIANO RECITAL.
A Handsome Reception Given nv
GrooIn's P..rents 10 Mr. Horace
Sill Peck, &C PROVIDENCE,
Il. l.. and His Bride.
BRILLIANT PIANO RECITAL.
Special Dispatch 10 The Times ,

STAUNTON. VA, Nov 9.-Tinsling
Springs Presbyterian Church was the
scene Of beautiful wedding Tuesday
evening when Miss Geneveve McChesney
was naarri d to Henry P. D.ckerson. The
church was decorated with lovely flow
ers, and the bridal party entered in the
following order: The bridesmaids Misses
Hunter, Parke Crawford, Winnifred
Goodwin and Nettie DFckefson goWned in
white, came up The lett a1sle, 'wnlie the
groomsmen, Msssrs. John AIcChesrley,
Bierne Kinney, Harry Burnett and Lis
ter Merriken came UP the right aisle and
met at the charcel. The handsome dame
of honor followed alone The bride came
with her brother, VIM. McChesney, and
was met at the altar by the groom and his
best man. T. C. Dickerson.
: The bride wore a wedding gown of
whit, silk, with tulle veil, The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Dr. G. w. Fin
ley, pastor of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickerson left for trip
north. They will reside. near Stanton.
PIANO RECITAL.
DR.. Henry G. Hanchett, noted pianist,
gave a brilliant piano recital last night
at the Virginia Female Institute. This is
the first of a series of such recitals for
this session.
Montgomery Hall last night was the
scene OF one of the most brilliant enter
tainments given in Stanton for many
years the occasion being reception CIV
en- ny Mr.. and Mrs: Henry d. Peek, III hon
or of their son, Horace Siel Peck. OF
Providence, r l., and his charming
bride, who was Miss Gertrude Fuller. OF
PENNSYLVANIA. The costumes OF all the Ia
dies we're very handsome. The bride
was lovely in her wedding gown. The re-
ception was from to II and during these
hours there was a constant stream OF
guests. Delicious refreshments were serV-
ed and during the entire evening sweet
strains of music were heard: from an OF
chestra in an upper hall.
Mrs. R. c. Jet returned from Rich
mond last night
Mrs. Ferguson, of Richmond, who has
been the guest of Miss Gay, at Gay
mount has returned home
Winter has actually come. Yesterday
afternoon snow fell for few minutes
and it is cold this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
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