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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06
PUBLIC INTEREST
Many s-Bascball Fever Strong
in Erederickiurc

Many Pensions-BascDallF Fever Stron.
in Fredericksburg.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA, Ray 5-spe-
cial.-President T. N. Brent, of the Bust
ness Mems Association, has appointed the
following gentlemen to compose the Pub
lie Interest Committee OF that organiza-
ton: E. D. Cole. A. Randolph Howard
Henry warden, S. S. Bradford and j. w
Thomas.
M. u. Price, of King George county, has
been appointed oyster inspector for Dis
srict No. 49, He qualified and gave bond
at the May term OF court of that county
THE Junior Order United American Me-
chanics of King George have contracted
for q substantial hall to be erected at the
county seat and work has commenced on
the building. The Order has large men,
lbershp and is in aourishing condition.
The Penson Board of King George coun-
NY, has passed on eighty applications for
pensions, seventy-seven OF which were
granted. The majority Of the new appli-
cants are widows.
THE first excursion OF the season to this
city was here Thursday from down the
Rappahannock. t brought many busy
buyers to the city and the Business Mems
Association is arranging for a series of
trade excursions during the summer.
Miss Minnie NJ. Woltz has qualified as
one of the census enumerators for this
city.
Rev S. H. Forrer will begin a revival
at the Christian Church tomorrow, to
continue ten days or two weeks.
The enga cement is announced of Miss
Virginia Grace Morris, OF Fauquier county,
TO Dr.. Eugene Lyman LIE Merle, of Wash
ingtor.
q, Rev Dr. ]. S. Dill will deliver a lecture
Sunday night on the Ecumenical Confer
ence, recently held in New York, which
he attended.
"A very enjoyable and largely attended
musical recital was given at the Frede-
ricksburg College last night. Miss Hayes.
the talented head of the music department
Of the Institution, had charge. and the
pupils gave evidence Of superior teaching
land training in the various numbers OF
the programme SO skllfully rendered
The baseball fever was never SO strong
here as at present. Besides the trede-
rricksburg College team. there are two otn-
Ar strong teams here-the Atlantic CUB
and the Clerks team-and match games
ali4 played every few days. The Juniors
hkve clubs without number.
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mo APPEAL FOR HELP
Attempt to Raise Funds for bethany
Home DiscrcGitcd.


short time ago two visitors called al
the Bethany Home for Children, near
Pom Air. and before leaving, intImaIeo
their intention TO get up an entertain.
for its benefit AS they represented thet't-
selves from the city it was supposed they
were connected with some cAurch society
and that it would be voluntary work on
their part. They were informed that II
was a work of faith and that they never
made public appeal for help
Soon however, it was found that very
strong appeal was being made 10 tie De
nevoent people of the city, ana tickets
we're on sale for a grand concert TO be
given en- the Sth OF May in the hall Oh the
Y NJ C. 4.
AS soon as they could be located Mrs,
Burroughs came 10 the city and mad an
interview with them Al the 81 Clair Hotel
and on learning the extent OF their "ot d
and the nature of the appeal, kindly re
quested them to discontinue. AS II was
so entirely opposed to the principles OF
the Home. the matter was placed III Iie
hands of Mr.. Lewis W. BurweH Tor set
tIenent and a list of names ana tIe
amount said to have been collected |79'-o')
was turned over to him. until those con-
tributing, could be seen and nave tAe maj
ter explained to them.
Nearly or quite all have been seen and
have kindly requested that the amount be
given to the Home. Several cash entries
are made, which. if represented by tickets,
will be redeemed, if the holders desire IT.
by presenting them to Mr.. Barwell,
These parties make it their business to
travel, arranging for entertainments for
charitable objects, of course, retaining :
large share of proceeds for their own ex-
penses and profit.
Mrs Burroughs is deeply grateful 10
those who so kindly contributed. and feels
that, had they known or this feature OF
the enterprise 1t would not have met with
their approval. and that Bethany Home
should not be a beneficiary Of such a
scheme
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06
OUR RELIGIOUS CoNTEMPoRA


It is natural to say that youth is the
morning and old age the evening Of the
day of life. Youth is
MOST GLORIOUS the buckling on the
MORNING. armor and old age the
coming in to lay the
armor off. But there Ms this great diff
ference, there is but one day of life one
morning only. and the one evening for
each one of US. One long effort, one bat
tie and then the rest and the reward, the
defeat or the victory. What rare and
God. that the order of nature shall be re-
versed and night shall not be darkness,
but sat evening time it shall be light!''
The best morning the world ever saw
was one of which the gospels tell. And
sery early in the morning, the first day of
the week, they came unto the sepulchre at
the rising of the sum-. The great stone
was rolled away and the tomb was empty.
That was the dawn of the Sun of Right
kousness, which has never gone down into
any evening, though there nave been long
hours of darkness. After little while
there will come another morning for
which no evening is appointed. In the
long ages of Gods eternal glory il will
be morning all day.-Central FicshStcrian.
The most impressive thing about the
gathering was the STIRLING testimony II
bore to tie real and
THE ECU substantial unity OF
MENICAI, evangelical Cc-.sI:sr-
CONFERENCE. ity. There were present
Representatives OF near
5lv all the evangelical denominations. They
were not surrendering distinctive Beliefs,
but they were joyfully recognizing the en-
during and solid substratum of common
doctrine. All parts Of the Protestant world
were represented, and there were many
Representatives of the mission fields as
we'll The discussions illustrated and ex-
emplified the solidarity of Professionalism.
Of course. in a general way, we. knew be-
forehand that there We're many respects in
which the great evangelical bodies OF CHRIS.
tians thought and felt alike; but there we
had striking. concrete, tangible exhibi-
ton of the comfortable and reasuring fact.
THE problems OF missions are somewhat
modified by differences of doctrine ano
polity, but they are substantially the same
Religious Herald.
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CLEARING AWAY TIE ISLAND
The Enlargement of ". ~ Tsi@s
s.r;,,J,,,ii.i;c,r y.r,;s t;oFi,n l. ,r-vrri

The Enlargement of ". y. Tsiss
sshipbuiiding Iartis Gong i'rrwnr J.
\ large building IS now Js.us erected
below the w l. Trigg sh!p5nLGsnS yards.
where the macarta! for the cruiser efai-
weston is to be stored and SOME of the
work on the vessel accomplished me
piIe-drfying near Justis' Island wIere the
hull of the cruiser is to be Quit, has
already begun y lot ~ sand and trees
are being cleared away TO give room 10
the enlarged s:1ip-Eards-
The officials at the shiP-rards contend
that If the proposed ordsr OF the ma
cainIsts becomes elective il viii inter
fere with the construction Of the vessels
within the specified time, The effort on
the part OF the employees is % get re-
duction in the hours OF work SFcE3 Ten
to eight hours per day TIE government
contracts call for tsu-hgtIr working days.
and it is very unlikely ldat The ocjer OF
the employees VIII become effective.
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TINES BUILDING.
TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
RICHMOND. VA

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AN INTERESTING RuMoR.

1t is rumered among the members of.
the southern colony in New York that
Rourke Cochran. who is to deliver an
address in Montgomery this week before
the southern Society for the Promotion
of the study Of Race Conditions and Prob
lens in the South. vii come on, boldly
for the repeal of the Fifteenth Amend
ment ITO the Constitution CT the United
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basis Of ample #knowled sc, what It !, has as
been done in general and in d er5 n ~
this direction. both IN TINS couiist he he
abroad. and points out what may se'4 +b he
done, drawing a picture WI" siaslt 81, .,,t.;fs
wretchedness of many epileptics =
of the institution and their reia.ise al,1
even absolute happiness WITHIN y o. - ~, :
trasted in way to appeal s.ioi.s4s -
wealthy. the generous ana 'ne p''ei.S
spirited. LET
There is but one light way to deal VII, Win
zepi.eptics. and that is to colonize . .l11
Virginia will have such coionS aver d
while.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06
Funeral Services.

The funeral OF Bishop Jackson took
place al EEIfaula Ala. yesterday.
The funeral OF little Mary Robins Me-
Daniel took place at 5::s0 o'clock ysster-
dav afternoon from the residence, No 81
Randolph Street. Rev. Harry Minniek
officiated.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey
VIII take place this afternoon at 80
o'clock from rae residence. No. %oa6 North
Seventh Street, Fulton Burial Will bs
in lakewood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06
Work orthe s. II. c. 4.

The regular monthly meeting OF TIA
Church Hi Branch OF the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals
was held Friday afternoon at NO. Zs''l
Ear- Grace Street. with Miss Pearl
Boaeker in the chair Agent e c. Tay-=
lor's reported for the month that total
Of ~ animals had been cared fer and that
IS animals had been htsmaneIy destroyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06
ouEEE Observation-Disclosures

QUEER 81 Oiiit|S L. i'\1ft ! IA -
AT the conclusion of services at the
BAPTIST Church at Pratt City, Ala, the
other night the congrega-
-. ton was startleG -
Tor perahs. hear a request made
by the pastor, j. d. Dlckenson,
that a short prayer be had for
a member of the church who had
some time before attempted to comm!s
suicide At the conclusion of the prayer
it was stated that William Perkins. a
prominent citizen of Pratt City, was the
would be suicide in question, and that
he had taken half the contents OF a ten
cent bottle Of laudanum in an effort TO
end his life. The timely arrival of Thysl-
clans saved him. Dependency was the
cause of the deed.
Miss Gertrude Willis, daughter of MI
G. r Willis, of Greenville, S. G., met
Girl Walked , M.Ih wsa 1eou! While walk
IN Her oleep. ing in her sleep she step
ped out of second-story window. falling
on the hard ground below. She was rem
dered unconscious by the fall. and dt is
not known how long she lay on the
ground before discovered. Both bones of
one arm were broken.
MIR. r. c. McAllister, of Fort Gaines,
Ca, few days since captured "beEled"
Douodp. buzzard and advertised
0o" the fact in the news
zdra : da9"t. paper. The men who
belled the buzzard have been found in
Athens, and the story as told by them
is quite interesting:
In 1869. thirty-seven years ago, COM
pany of Echols Light Artillery. from
Ogiethorpe county, was located at Camp
Leon, a few miles from Tallahassee, Ella.
Buzzards were plentiful, and one day sew
eral members of the company, including
Messrs. Smith and Davis, set a "sapling
trap for the birds, using a tempting bait
of spoiled meat. Ere long a big buzzard
was ierked up. The men had no wish to
Kill him and it was decided to put a
bell on him and let him go.
This was done, and a bronze bell. an
swering almost exactly the description
given by MIR. McAllister, was tied to the
birds neck. A leather collar was used
and some date was cut on the collar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06
Evil Communications.

Alice: I do wish Edgar wouldn't asso-
ciata with doctors.
Mamma: Why, daughter?
''Oh, some doctor he knows has told him
where his appendix is. and now he thinks
he's got a pain in it.''--Life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06
A Friendly Suggestion,

s'I will die" said the rejected sutton,
"and then she will see how much 1 loved
herr"
Don't go to extremes" said his friend,
soothngly Couldn't you indicate your
feelings 10y taking to drink?"-Puck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06

the embodiment CT the theory that every
man shall be treated with perfect i'm
s,artiali,. and justice. and there car never
be any order of Things. old or new, when
that theory is ut,ssiited to the actrsd con-
dition OF affairs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06
He Still Had Them.

Judge: I see you lost couple of front
teeth In the fracas.
Prisoner: No, your Honor; didn't
lose them
Judge: But they are missing.
Prisoner: Yes. but I swallowed them
Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06

patches If you were about to he cap
tured2' he asked. Would you swallow
them?''
yes, replied the Kaftir. We are a
credulous people sir.
Here the correspondent started violently
ard dismissed his thoushts.-Detroit Jour-
nal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06
Anvil of Gods Word.

Last eve 1 paused beside blacksmith
door,
And heard the anvil ring the vesper
chime;
Then looking in saw upon the floor
old hammers worn with beating years
of time.
..How many anvils have You had" said I,
'sTo wear and batter all these hammers
so?''
"Just one" he answered; then. with
twinkling eye,
1.-THE anvil wears the hammers out. you
know
And SO, / thought, the anvil of Gods
Word
For ages skeptic blows have beat upon;
Yet though the noise OF falling blows
was heard
The anvil is unworn-the hammers gone.
The Current.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06
A Brutal King.

The Ace: Have you heard2 They are
going to put his Majesty in jal
The Deuce. Why, what's the troubleo
The Ace: They say he beats the Queen.
Golfers Weekly.
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The "XhYn of II.

Bachelor: I am told that married man
can live on ilalf the income that single
man requires.
Married Man: Yes; he has,to.-Tit-Bi
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All subscriptions by mali payable IN ao-
vance Watch the label en- your pi2ei,
Il you live ont of Richmond, and sec s " ~
vo,r subscription expires, so you can re-
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The Times is always indebted TO fTienos
who favor IT with society items aiu pc.
sonals. but must urge that all such be
sent over the signature Of the sender
All unsigned communications VIII De re
jecfa5 "a iwarS
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were conducted by Rev. ]. W Holt. OF
Huntington. il. C. concluding which Hon.
f. e. Holla hd. of Suffolk. made an adj
dress on THE Religious Press" The CON-
MENTION expects to finish its business
TUESDAY nfght
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MANCHESTER BUREAU, 1l21 HULL
STREET.
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EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON VIA

r., T. Is r. aS r.
Whit Monday. June l. 1850. Train leaves
rRichmouG at SO A. AZ: returning. leaves
washington June -5th az . n'cleca p NJ.
Round "trip. s2.5a. Two days in Washing
ION. ). N. THOMPSON & co.
Old $780,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06

Henry Graves. who has lived in chlca-
go since 1881, says he is the oldest resi-
dent of that city. His family, with
twelve others, went there in "a schooner
from Ashtabula, Ohio. me ohly o.,iet .
man living who lived in Chicago at that
time is Alexander Beaubien, but he has
not lived in the city continuously. When
Mr.. Graves went there there We're only
three or four white persons in the village
the troops of the garrison having been on
a campaign. La.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06

PETERSBURG AGENT,
MRS. S. c. HUTCHINSGN. LUMBAR
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06
"A Cretlnlous People.

Tho yellow correspondent at the front
regarded the Kaffir runner narrowly, and
wondered If he were rustWorth by
B ttyYhat mould you do with aaoun dis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06

Helen Could has d scharged her private
secretary. having learned that it was
through that trusted en2ploye that he1
private affairs got into print It was the
secretary who classified the 1853 nsssl ing
letters recently sent to Miss Could wltnln
a single week, and who sent an interest,"
ing story concerning them to the news
rapers When Mss Gould saw the ait '-I'
j in print her patience was exhausted, anu al..
she forthwith asked for the LeSlsiis sio'i
of the young woman VINO il8u oeei a.
tending to her correspondence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06
A.sTiaii,INTl

It is positively asserted at south beha'
Ind.. that ex-Congressma shiveiy viii
be Mr. Bryans running maze on me
Democratic t!cket It IS also salo 'hat ne
IS Mr.. Bryans cho.ce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06

But for Senator Daniels opposition
tame as it was, and the unfortunate aliu-
sion by Mr. Munford to his prediction four
years ago that the gold party would VIM
and the great prosperity which had dawn
ed anon the country, the sentiment in Ia
.vor of a new platform would nave oeeh o.
astounding proportions. = trederichspufs
Free Lance.
There it is again.
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al Rants

y
Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist
CHURCH has contracted fer electric fans
for the summer The rastor, Rev. s. K:
Pobb;,Is savs that ii IS decidedly ntul
and damaging to the cause Of Christian
itv fer the Church not to keep abreast
of the times.
There IS much excitement among
certain ciays in Liyerpeo. ever t1e o-rlh
of :, monstros,fy. THO. = nds of people
have vieited the child, Whleh mas lhtee
eysr ,,.o r1dfmertary horns, set in its
toreaead and LIB feet, vain it REQUIRES
onIy a ig1t stretch OF the IMAGINATION.
80 the report says, to consider clovsn.
The superstitious believe t2at the ne, emo IS
a ver:tabe antichrist. Inc ci-lio : s'"itt.
after visiting the house and seeing the
n'onstroslty, attempted to commit SUI
eide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06

eve l paused beside blacksmitl's
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gco. aagi.e.. There Is no pressure what
o.ar 90 sell. Oh the other handi holders
a.c drm IN their IDEAS and VIII not 5Udge
en- iota from what they consider to DO
.air valuation on their stock. Manufac~
turers, however. are not buying, Several
of them are really ready to take WOOL
when offered to them slightly under the
market, but concessions are not being
made. The general belize Is that the
present iul In business IS only tempor-
airy and preliminary 20 another period OF
pronounced activity and strength. Il IS
thought that the next London sales,
which begin January 18th. viii open az
least a parity with the closing events OF
the last series. II not higher The situa-
tion abroad is strong. The sales of the
week In Boston amounted 20 2,2ii,eOO
pounds domestic and 295. 900 pounds of FOR
elgn.
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GOebeI Leaders Will
Rush the .leN sea

FrarKfofI H., a. 81 ~ ioin ~"
mitiee whsca IN hear sv', % s..
aoebel-Taylor an6 Bsos1oo -saIfsarl
contests for Ecve nos $50 s'emenan. gos
mnor y,n oe fcrrssd omor ow Tne ieg
provides that the members o. the coa,
mittee shall be drawn oy lot. three m he
senate and eight in the house, ens
policy Of tne coebel leaders will be 70
push the CONTESTS te Anal issue as
speedily as possible.
Gev Taylors ettoreeys are preparins
not only rebuttal evidence &c onset .hs
charges OF fraud sel for.n IN aoebels 8
notice OF contes, 0ui according TO Sen
ator peboo are golns much n1riher and
attempting o show az eonnses frauds
giarine asiure or gne democratic side
The senate, reys that among otne. things
b wi 3e 'cuea- lut nea 4syio ws
robbed Of per aON votes in Kentos
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Neat-Looking
Stationery

is as important to asBu mess
House as q good credit.
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INI NEN ylRk WORLD
THRICR A NEEE ap!TIOE.

The striking and irapor ssnt even BE-
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overwhelming value OF cEE GsRICE-A.-
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almost nominal SUM % has kept re sub
scribers informed Of the progress oF all
our wars and, moreover, has reported
them as promptly and fully as II e were
daily. With our interests still extend
ing throughout the world, wi b cur
troops operating in the Philippines and
the great Presidential campaign, too, al
hand, it's value Ia further Increased.
The motto OF THE THRICE.A- WEEK
WORLD is improvement. It strives each
year to be better than it was The yea
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week as any other newspaper not a
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We offer this Lnequaled newspspeI
and THE WEEKLY LEADER together one
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Wac vest ouie0 Reclining Chair
cars. Seats rec McdsrN day coach,
es. Pullman Slespers, Cali or near
est ticket agent FOR tgl particulars
relative tO shrongt connection east %
west, OF address
c. b. Hart, Genera western agent
Oklahoma City.
IF Holden. Trafiic Manager L,stle
Rock, Ark.
Henry Wood, General Manager, Lit
tie Rock, Ark.
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officials we.c notifel3 not "a allow the
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stted that an attempt vac nade 20 %rvc
/ Senator Harriet indicted in louisville.
Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. 8. ~ telegram
has been received from Pres!Gcnt Ripley
Of the Santa Te, In which 10 says the
action Of the agents OF the company Acrc
IN the matter of citrus fruit shipments
meets with approval There are nov
nearly hundred carloads of oranges
awaiting shirment President Eaftseger
OF The Southern California srult eXchang,
says the shippers viii hcld out though II,
believes much OF Tho years crop may bl
ruined.
The railroads havc sisted a. gsatemeMI
OF thcir sido og The. cdsc Cor nuhlicatlon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-04

wraius gii arrive and Gepsrt from he
prirr'pn' stations he following noura.