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MEET NORFOLK.
CONTINUED from FIRST Pagc-o

State Chairman Park: Agnew was then
reelected and accepted, promising to try
and harmonic the party.
The following delegates 10 tkezP hilaa is
phtaz Convention were elected. Park lAs-
new, Jam gD.sB Brady, IS. BrownsSSAt
and James "a. Wa lker:
ALrERNATEs AT8IARGE
Il These were nominated for alternates at
large: J. Hampton Hoge;s y H Hayes
ss{colored), OF Richmond - ohm ]. Alley, OF
Scott county Al p. FunIfouser, Of Rock
ingham wv. III. c. Brown (colored), of
Newport News
Hayes, the Richmond coiored man who
was nominated for alternate al I'll large,
here arose and made an impa ssioned APP
peal to the Chair He fairly shrieked in
his rage, asking: SsssWhat In the name of
God, gentlemen, are you trying to do?
Are you trying 10 drive US from the
party" He said he wanted the name of
W. IA Nelson, Of Orange, to be inserted
instead of. his (Hayes) own: that he
would not act as alternate. Hayes be-
ed. Hoge, Hayes, Fun1khouser and Brown
were elected alternates. Hayes then
asked that his name be stricken from
the list of alternates, and, raging. left
the hall. John ]. Alley, of Scott, was
substituted in Hayes stead. That all has
not been lovely in committee was made
clear when Hayes licked his sores in
public.
Nationals Committeeman Bowden was
then endorsed for reelection.
George w. Butler, Of Newport News.
and w. s. Lurty, of Harrdsonburg. were
chosen delegates at large. The delegates
were instructed to vote for Mckinley for
recollection 8
The plan Of orgazizatio ion prepared by the
Committee on Organization. under which
is was proposed to increase the state
Committee to ten members, giving one
representative to each District in the State,
was adopted.
The convention then adjourned Sine die.
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MRS. LANGTRY,s FRIEND.
A Good Foundation.

Editor Of The Times:
Sir,-In the issue of The Times of the
s4th ms ant there is communications from
5Rev.s1dr WV. Royal anent passage
from Scriptures and a sermon and an edi-
torial that had been built upon It. 4
missed the sermon and the editorial, and
sfor kthis reason cannot enter into any dis
Ecussion srela tive to the homiletical struc-
turef tina + had Nbeen erected, and whose
/ stability Mr.sRoyall appears to question:
Butt think that Mr. Royal magnides the
difficulty OF the passage from Isaiah. He
quotes y as one gverse-Isaiah XVI, 3. In
the original Hebrew it is given as two
yerses-Isaiah XVI, 2 and g. OF the first
of tn Two. verses-i. e., verse OF the
schapter-there can be no discussion. It's,
sin1pllcit is elemental. Verse 3 seems to
!; be the stumbling block for the Ink.
I for ST. Jerome and for Luther, which
sastonishes me, for 81. too, is simplicity
itself. IT will quote two versions. which,
while differing slightly In language. fhe
vehicle. Of expression. yet convey identi-
scaHys the same thought:
#&(a) The Lesser gtranslati ton, which is to 4
!. lhe ] Jews what the King James version
is ito testant Christians. gives 1t:
80 - VERGE % Open We the gates ilatthere
may enter&in the righteous ma ton which
skuarde tn the truth. g
~ Verse g. The confidins mind wilt
Thou keep In perfect peace. because he
5trusteth In Thee. ~ Ei;3
in5sst he Polychrome edition Of s the
Bible That IS being issued under the edt-
storfal supca4vistonso Of Professor Haupt.
Johns Hopkins University. of Baftf-
more. the. book of Isaiah Is edited bys!
.ReyssE.s h. Eheyne. L. a, ID. Canon
agnsynssfs. Oriel Professor Of the lnterpre-
station fslIolY Scripture al Oxford IJni-ss
sysrsasysss EEgla.dl and one OF the. most
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H.P.DOdSOu Bailed

WHITDsTONE,Fs VA, April 1O.-special.3
More than usual interest has been mani-
tested in the preliminary trial of the
Comm nWealth against Fl. Dodson,5
charged with the burning OF Ed. Con-
.nelle's store and that Of his own. 1oca ted.
in this scounty,an account of&which ap-i
,peareds in The Times some days ago: The
case was set for trial to-day. but the
was not ready, and was
sabou t t. ask for ano Their. ten days when;
TWAS agreed by counsel that the pris-
soner should be bailed Sin& the sum of $500
TO appear before the grand jury at the
May term Of the court. The bail was at
once given.
ing appeared for the Commonwealth.
5DheE prisonerswa sSreprefe tied by Clarence
sTowles and Hathaway & athaway. I t
is now the genera imp preston that the
defendant is innocent IS;
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The Negro III washington.

The Times is; requested to repubit5h
!. the following COMMUNICATION to the Wash
ington Star:
TO the Editor OF the Evening star:
a story Is told OF the late Judge BAR
nartl. Of New York city fan old story,
it may bel, how, when a young co,irt-s
sef,or was yociferously arguing q nfotion
before him. the petulssnt judge inter
ruptet him with the remark, Counsellof,S
the law and the facts are against you
80 much the worse. then Tor the !aW
and the facts replied che unabashed
counsellor. ~
Nav 1t not be that in this Crusade
against Commissioner Wight the law
and the facts" are against lis assam
ants. and In that case must tue law anu I
facts give Wuy?
s Let It's .sse. 1t IS a matter OF recora
that the colored race comprise one-tnlret
Of the total population OF washington.
Confined in the. Washington jail as OF
tenders agaiast tho .aw there are St4
prisoners. OF these Coz are colored
81 have not .hc figures OF the work.
house; but am told that about the same
proportions exist.
There were sent to the state prisons,
where the COVE rnmeTt 5conqlcss ~. aae
INJURED, since November i. 1891. $50 scon--E
gyicted: criminals from, the WASHINGTON
Gi1il or this number e95 were eoiored
and only sixtys-tiye white. . IS
Ninety per cent. of the cases occupying
the attention OF our paiice courts and
taxing the abilities os Two police judS ss,
from early morning u late IN the nay,s
are .those of cnI0Eed Offenders
Now. lst.s L. not i. pleasant state Of
8arafrs for any VIEW isher of the COLI
/ ored race cor whom am onel 10 con-iS
u TEN te. IT rue. -zlt1ch car pc sai0s nii
their behalf when one ders 81 th 81.
previous history, lack Of OPPORTUNITY etc.
- ENrxv vAnss ~ rJ
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RUBBEllR, TIRES AND STREETS.

Ii: RUBBER TIRES AND STREETS.
81 The Introduction Of rubber tires in.
Richmond IS an inrlorati lion which should
be encoura sed. It would save the city
thousands of dollars each year IN street
repairs AZ All vehicles were run Oh rub
Der tires.
q More than that, &c The wheels Of an
vehicles were cushioned With rubber; ilifef
in town would be prolonged and the better;
worth living, for none except the victims
knows what nervous people suffer from
the noisy cars that rattle over the stony
streets. 4 -
In view of these facts I'll would seem
that thesc,ty authorities woa,ld encourage
the use OF rubber tires. But they do not
In many sections OF the city, particularly
in ahe outlying districts. scraps OF tin
and sheet-iron. hoops. broken bottles and
similar articles fairly litter the streets,
and they are ruinous to rubber tires.
There Is an ordinance prohibiting citi-.
gems from throwing such articles Into The
streets 1t was passed in the interest OF
bicycles. but; st has now become almost a
dead letter. we pray that It be rigidly
enforced.
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Wedding Cnrds.

WARRENTTON, a., April 10.--Special.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Katherine Isabel Maxheimer.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs J. s. Maxheim-
er, to Mr.. William Arthur Thompson in
the Baptist Church at 5:15 O'Clock, April
18th. z 3ss
Both are popular young people Of this
place, the groom being the junior mem
Der of the firm of Marshall & Thompson.
publishers of the Warrenton Virginian.
& Mr. and Mrs. William A. Garner have
issued 81 invitations 81 to the marriage Of
their daughter, Leila Gertrude. to Mr..
Samue. Arundale, of Charlottesville, on
Thursday afternoon. April 18th, at 80
O clock at the Baptist Church. 3
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Observation-Disclosures.

Senator Glass, Of Jynchburg. has writ
ten a deter 10 a friend in Richmond pro-
testing against the proposal Of some to
give adm loving cup in acknowledge
1nent OF his efforts in the famous tele-
phone fight. 1T would be a depiorable
breach of propriety.'' said he, for me
to accept GIFT for having performed my
plain duty in the Senate on public issue
of the gravest consequence
That's Glass newspaper principles COM
ing out. The well-trained. conscientious
editor never asks reward for dtscharstns
q public duty. iFS 4
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. CO-EDuc CATION IN VIRGINIA G! !, IA
will be Undertaken Eon a Large Scale


will be Undertaken Eon Large Scale
MT Front Royal.
FRONT ROYAL, a, April 10-s1'e- pc
,cial-Profesor ]. s.. Gruver, the principal
of the Shenandoah Normal Collese,so OF Re Re-
lance, Va, together with ether gentle
men, have secured Hotel Royal, the
5Brockett residence, and other adjacent
buildings, for the purpose of conducting
a co-educa tional Institution. An able and
efficient faculty has been secured, and
the new Institution will be able to offer.
excellent Sadvantag es. Professor Gruver $
experience and educa tonal Z Qualincatlons
are exceptional, : and he is well adapt 70
this branch Of work. q is thought that
the institution will! have consid imam
cial backing, which Will enable It 10 cope
with other instttu tons of It's KIND IN me
East The buildings secured afford ample
accommodations fora large number OF
Students. The ms titution WI pc known
as the Eastern Normal University, and its
:Arst term will begin September 49, 1900.
Front Royal already has the randolph
Macon Academy, and the Holcomb 1nsti-z
'tute, for young ladies, the acad envy being!
for boys, and this will give a. school for
both sexes. The gentlemen connected with
the enterprise have hooked over the ground
carefully and selected this as one Of Ntae3
best places IN the State, or Souti1, Tor
such q school, Co-education has come to-
stay in the South. as well as in the North
and West, and it is the intention of these
educators to bring to the underta king
talent and experience. and afford
opportunities heretofore not had in the
South. They will endeavor to modify the
plans followed in the North to meet the
requirements of the community in which
the school is situated They realize that
there must be stricter discipline and a more
specific watc9,-care over pupils here than
there in order to get the patronage of
Southern people. Professor Gruver has
the address of about eight thousand pros
rrective student & 50
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THE TInlEs RICHMOND Va EDNEsl5AY 1900

Home, a. and was ono Iots the
most noted places I'm the cuunty s. d d:
Jenerson Word, saditdnistrator ofs
Thomas F.. yTord. deceased. has sbroagnts
suit asainst 4 the c. e.. o. Raalvay@fpx:
5000 damages
90 homas Wood was struck and 3 ktss s
&byESst the West-bound sx,assAngerfsr1i In on
the slst. Of March, at steve1.s9 crosssnK.s
near Ivy Depot. rs :ssss
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Grip No:Respecter.

z SPOTSYLVANA,>VA April Especial.
Sunday last was appointed for a sermon
on sthe twentieth century movement by
,Drs w. C.. Starr, w. E. Edwards, or
Rev. w. II. ssAtwell. but all OF the gentle
men having recently had an attack OF
I the grip, neither of them could be
present til s. &
The meeting was postponed until the
second Sunday in May. Rev. J. w.
Hickman preached.
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TO THOSE WHO ExPECTSTOIDEC.
80. OaATE
On the Occasion.of the Carnival, TO b

On the Occasionyof the Carnival, TO be
II cid in This City, IN May Next. -
Being favorably acquainted with N essrs.
NJ G. Copeland & Co., OF Washing ton,
d. &C., General Decora tors and Wholesale
and Retail < Dealers in Flags; Bunting,
Canvas. ,nnd all Decora ting Goods.
recommend them to yeuA through their
sRichmond representative. Mr.. DelMe
Sutherland, No I North Eighth Street.
Yours very truly,
GEORGE D. BENSON
az Director General.
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TOOK A'RON G. MEDICINE.
A Well Known Alexandria Druggist
Dies Snildenly.

ALEXANDRIA, " A., April 1o.-Special
A1r. William T. Smith, a we'll known drug
gist, died suddenly this afternoon at the
residence of his brother, Mr.. Harvey
Smith He was thirty-four years of age
and son of City Sergeant William H..
Smith, a widow survives him. tsis re-
ported that Mr.. Sr1d th was in his drug
store and Fcon1pla ined Of a headache, and
through a mis- take took the wrong medi-
cine. Medical assistance was summoned
and every effort to5saves his life proved
futile.
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h Episco,paI: Convie;ntio nlI..5I

CHARLOTTESVLL " April +.
;Specia lIhe one hundred and q fihs ans
.nlial council ofs Gthe Diocese Virginia.
SWlllsmeet sing tll,s on he 6thsot May
Cap tain ssEsg Wter, Observation-Disclosures
The Miller lianual Labor schoo1. has res
signed his membershi on the Board Hofsss
the Virginia Poly technic Instttuts.
va, sH lis feeble heaIth IS the
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Chase City Chat.

saCHASEkCTTY.ssVlA A.. April 81O.-Special.-
The Southern Railway compan ny has scoa1-
:p1eted a new and attractive building here,
ito be used for ticket Office, waiting and
reception rooms. Is e q
The strauss Company has now here al
splendid telephone system Everything Is
of the most approved and up-to-datego1 -
ID will connect wi th asall nearby
49,
81 The people are much in terested In s the
of the public roads leading
TO TOWN. and Some progress has been
made IN tila tsdirec ton. Fruit trsss are
.Eerdure. .533ts s.ta;s
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Congratulate Dr.EWfsc.

AT meeting Of colored Republicans
held here: resolutions were adopted con-
graduating DIR. R. "A. Wise on securing
a seat in Congress ard endorsing the
lutteranccs Of Congressman Hull in his.
speech In favor Of the seating Of DR..
Wise. =
strongly censur.ng the present organiza-
ton for its methods, of which they dis
approve. stss5
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VIRGINIA ( APPOINTMENTS.
The List Announced by Bishop Cand-
- lcf OH Y est erd nv.

WASHDNGTON,& d. c., April 10.-The
following is a list of appointments to
Roanoke District-Presidin Elder. David
Bush Salem, J.5E S. Engle: Roanoke.
Green Memorial, VIII D. fHaT per; Roam
oke, Trinity, Rumsey ithson. Roanoke,
st. James, J. L. Kib!er; Roanoke, Grace
u L. Shipley; Belmont Il. O.. Burton,
Thomas E.. Carson; Roanoke Circuit, z.
B. Lefew: Bethany, 6. D. ssKidner: Bucl-
anan, II. T.. Myerly; Fincastle.; j. W.
Grub; Glen Wilton, Z. Butt; Eagle
Rock. w: o. FTalbert; Buena Vista g: II.
D. Collins; Rockbridge. w o. Ross; Lex
ington, H. p. Hamill; Collierstown, A. T.
Blonde; Elliston, w. w, Watts; Chris
tiansburg, w. ID. Keene; Blacksburg, Is
II. Davidson n; Newport, G. Q. Homan :;
Newcastle, o. w. Lusby; Catawba. l..
H. Graybill: Professor in Vanderbilt Uni
yersity, Collins Denny.
Winchester District 7-Presiding Elder. B. s.
w. Bond.-Winch w: H II. Joyce;
Frederic elk. L: Fox; s stephens City, =. A.
Brown; lid dletown. A. NJ. cackey;;4
Strasburg, r., M. Wheeler; ;Woodstock, y. :
Clones; Woodstock Mission, to be sup
piled by G. NJ. Hesser; Edenburg, II. NJ.
Reed: Front Royal and Riverton. w. F.
Locke: Warren, T. J. Miller; Linden, A.
-G. Michael; Page, j. H. Wolff = w hites
Post. F.. A. Gaines and to be supplied by
j. H. Haley: Berryville, R. r. S. Hough;
Brucetown, y D. T. Ensler and one to be
supplied By G. w. Staples; Afartinsburg.
s.. G.. Ferguson: B erkley c. L. Pa item;
Charleston, n. H. Kennedy; ] efferson, f.
a. Strotilers; Shepherd town, j s G. Thrash
ser; A. A.%P. Neel, $Shen-s
andoah Junction. George Hazel; : Professor
in Vanderbilt University, {. "A. kerns;
President Valley Fema lie College, p
Hyde; Student in Vanderbilt University.
E. L. Wolfe. s;i ~ :ssz & -
washington District Presiding Elder,
j. Il. - oyd, shinEton 80 ity.-Mountf
Vernon Place. w. Duffey; Epworth,
Wv S. Hammond: 3 Marvin; II. i. stephens;
West Washing ton and del Rey, L. L. Day;;E
Alexandria, e. ". Register; Fred ericks-4
burg, J.. r i. Stump: Falls Church, e. ].
Tyler; Leesburg,s s. s. / Il. ight Loudoun,
C. Snydenstrick ana =. H. Kincaid;
Midi Iceberg, c.. B. Sutton; Hillsboro, c.
III. Buchanan: = ton, w H. Volfe;a
Marshall, wv. n. 6 Coe and wv. r. Karr;;##
Warrenton,, e j. II. Wells; Fairfax, D: L.
SBlackmore and one to & be supplied by
r.. NJ. Hammond: J: Sterling, s. B. Dolly
HildeDrand; Fauquie w. 7. Il Cover;
Rendnetd W. H. Marcel: sudley. IS
IEW.sBain; sAGanassas, ]. e. Cedwick; Stats
ford & 81 KsS Hilbert = Morrisville, w. A.;
Sites. 5 "a 57i
IS Buckingham District iding Elder,
ssArmstrong:ssta union, ] PRETTY
man. East End and Aiarquis.Memorial,.
p. Jenries; Harrisonburg 6, 7 j !. RI
Andrews sBridgewate IL Hawke and
one to beEsub plied 4 Mount Crawford. r..
L.Eonltz & Parnassus. ]. u. Ringer West
Aug lsta, J.ss " & Cauter ;sAugusta ] !. Il
sDills;; Waynesboro, II. 81 s. e Coo: New.
|sHope;sAa r. Martin; SRo cking Cham, Thomas
Elkton, y g HI Hyhits Tort Republic S.
yhetfa nd f6,@ T1s F4{and ersOr
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL. 1900
THE DIFFICULTIES N The CASE

ii, In discussing the South African situa-
don, the London Saturday Review. Of
oGarc., 24th. contained the following: Lcfd
1Roberts continues to be master OF the
isdstat.on in South Africa. and with him
nov lies the choice of action. Every day
Iii becomes more apparent that the boosted
mobility OF the Beers was an exaggerated
quantity. Evidence is not wanting that
the campaign In the Free State Is viz
tually at an end Truly lhel English peo-i
s,lc have faculty for deceiving them
selves that borders upon the ridiculous.
They have never yet had the faintest az
probation Of the difficulties OF the task
they have undertaken In South Africa,
{ ana Notwithstanding all their sdisasters,
have tailed TO open their eyes to Those
.dif1caltics yet They have been hlundering
ialong like blind men from the beginning
Of this business, and they are laundering
along still. We have more than once said
In thess columns that The first difficulty
the British have TO contend with is Boeri
marksmanship This Is the most extra
ordanarv phenomenon that war has ever
yet exhibited. In every army there are.
Individual crack-shots. but never before
wac there an army in which every private
would carry on triumph antly the prize in
the shooting snatch OF any country. The
result IS. a body of Beers secrete them
selves behsnd rocks ana trees one Thousand
yards ON from the British command. aid;
each Boer fires at q British Ro.dier with
tsd 49,.
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from this time forward by srcytn9ss panas
or Beers. and. In our udsment' sne y
going 10 And as much trouble ia pFo' fssz..
Ing his rear az In driving the enemy tto1a
a,is front The English have lacked exec ~ 9
tremendous Job. and tt,ey ere fars rom rom
being through with It gel, IN our opinion.
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ss.lsy u. = Vi
SPRING las COME +

and with it the usual lassitude, 1anguor.
and inertia. The manner in which.
you drag your weary limbs around and
the difference which you show to pass
ing events, indicates the sluggishness Of
your blood. Disease largely in evi-=
sdence, and II :you do 80 t.stake a Blood
Purifier at oncef the consequences may
be more serious than you t itk..
AS a tonic Alterat i've Dr. David 8 s1odo-t
sFerrated Sarsaparilla has no superior.
For Eczema, Itch, Boi,s, Pimples,;
EScrofula, OLD Sores. Ca tarrhss and :. all
Skin and Blood Diseases 81. ssDayids
sIodo-Ferrated sarsaparilia is 1.-THE cure
you need
.s It cures where others fail. It will give
you health ard strength by making pure
blood, thus eliminatin all faint and dis
ease from the system. Don, e be- led to-
take some much advertised nostrum, but
insist Upon Hnaaving the genuine Dr.
4DaVid1ss Iodo-Ferrate ted Sarsaparilla
Read VIVA t Dr.. y. w Smith says Of II :
- Reidsville. n. C - Oct Il, 1893
Owens & Minor Drug COMPANY, Rich-s
re- mono, "a. VI
IS Dear Sirs,-please send me three dozen
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II have entirely sold out the las lot
regard your Dr.. David s q odo- Ferratsd:
gsarsapar.llaSas the best Alternative prepa2S
tionss that have ever come In con 1l-l
atctawit it'll during a period Of many years,
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other article that handle. and sIs frs
sqtentlys prescribe It in cases where fndl-i
Gated. and always with the best results
Yours truly, W. SMITH. ID 80
sss! 5f4Physician& and: Druggistgss
tsyo,ds cannot procure Il Aofs your drug
sEtst orSmerchantW write to- US. Price $1sa3
sbott six bottles FOR IS.
az ssssss OWENsss IN ORs.DRUGE Co.'S
Richmond IS Va
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az OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SsssII'v Al, AprilR 1gsss.sss
sspecsa Blac kn,lrn. disd ats
Count this morning
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THE MAILINGLIsTIS ONLY PRINT;
ED ABOUT EvERYssfTENs DAYS
DO NOT FEEL UNEASY
ON THEsLiTTLE PINK SLIP Is NOT
CE1ANEEn AS SOON AS THE SUBJ,
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