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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-09
Judge Ingram Presided.

Judge. Ingram, of Manchester, presided
over the Hastings Court yesterday in
the place of Judge S. B. Witt, who is i'll
Farmville
James Burrough and Lee Lewis were
brought before his honor for trial, but
owing to the absence Of witnesses and
counsel. both cases We're continued over
until the 23d of this month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-09
SOS X. u. Z.
Co;rl on llfe Track,

One of aEllyson & Ladd' IS coal wagons
Vas the indirect cause Of the delay of,
traffic on the west track OF the Main.
Street line yesterday afternoon for a
Snort while. So Is
s. Just as the wa gon struck the incline on
Main street an front Of IiirlsEo DDS Cafe,
the coal begun to fail out through the dis
cha rye continuance, and before the horses
could be stopped, a third Of the block, Inn
rnesiiately on the track, was covered with
coal.
1t took about ten minutes TO remove
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-09
Atlantic C0astLine

scHEE LIE IN EFFECT JAN. II. 1900.
STREET STATION
500 a n. Daily, arrives Petersburg o:sl
a. NJ. Norfolk 1l:27 a. nj stops
esmly at Petersburg. Waseriy and
3:O5 4. II. Daily. Arrives Petersburg $50
a NJ. Weldon 1876 A. A., Fayetts-
NJ. savannah 100 4. NJ. Jzckson-
cite 1850 a. NJ, Fort Tampa $40 F.
N. Connects at Wilson wiz NO.
III MiIm aiFlyle6 s G!esP0f NJ lg pullman
Sleeper New York To Jacksonville.
n:ao A. Daily exceps, SUNDAY 81 Af Tfse
chester. Drewry's Bluff. Censral;S,
and Chester on signal
r Nj. Makes all stops.
petersburg 6:lS T. NJ, Weldon $50
2. NJ. and Rocky Mount $50 p NJ.
Makes ali intermediate stops.
GAS =. NJ. Daily arrives etersburg Il
2. NJ. Connects with ": and w: for
Eiaporia 9:Io Connects with 4 and
.. for staeions between EraporIa and
LaMrenseyiis5 Weldon N s cS,r p m,
Jacksonvills I1:ao A. NJ. Port Tampa
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE GEoE-
GA POINTs;,..Arrivins, Angus
t. $40 4. ~, Macon II A. M, Al
a sSeSa i ls s. s. Wi Miln.iass t Ssasisss
ton Port Tampa, Miami. !2eksea-
vile, Augusta and Nt.con
~ P. NJ, weldon 11:ao E: u, Makes
local stops between Petersburg ana
Weldon. Arrives Lynehpurg 2:75 .i =
toll toll Va. 1910 A. NJ Connects at
Emporia for panpiiIe, Va. arriving
5:s35 A. RI Pullman Sleeper Fics'-
,o.co soH NJ. Daiy. escept Sunday. New
York aud Florida Special Arrives
Cha I ss m Ne 1ss 5S5.l! M
st. Augustine 30 2. H.. Tampa $50
1o:45 P. II. Daily. Arrive Petersburg
rR 1;1e s a ARRIVE RICHMOND.
a:o3 A. NJ Daily. From Jacksonville, Sa-
vannah. Charleston, Atlanta. VA
ri, III. Daily, except Monday. From
ST. Augustine. Sacksonyille, Saya,i-
nah and Charleston
$40 A Atla an Athens and Raleigh, Hem
iIerson. Lynchnurs and the West.
s:s7 A. NJ. Daily except Sunday. Peters,
500 a Atb M .su RaIsig h and Henderson.
Lyrs;hDnngS;, x and sIe enc sunday MsNs From
ll'lo e. asolasboro aud intermediate stations.
Norfolk and suffolk
II .o5 a NJ Sunday only. rom NorIoih.
Suffolk and pets-S2Irs
as P. II. Daily except Sunday. From
,.o- 8 a Daily. From Miami. Port
Tampa, Jacksonville, Savannah.
charIeston. Wilmington, Goldsboro,
and all points South. -,,n- 60
6:55 2. NJ. Daily. IRON NorioiA' suA-
s:5s n. Daily v Eson petersburg.
~ - T. II. EMERSON,
EuNTY Traffic Manager.
General Manager.
III. NJ ENIEESoN,
S1eiie' = G. s. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-09
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days

Pursuant to a decree of the Law and
Equity Court, entered on the 23d Febrtl-
therein pending, the undersigned will
offer for sale, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, THE 14TH MARCH, 1900,
at . o'clock P. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
mentioned in said decree, consisting OF a
LOT, with improvements, fronting 81 feet
on the west line of Thirtieth street, and
running back along o Street $50 feet to
an alley.
TERMS: Cash as to one-ha1f; residue at
four and eight months, purchaser to give
negotiable notes, with interest added. and
title retained.
GEO. w. LEWIS.
Special Commissioner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-09

Removed to City Circnit Court.
The case of John Randolph against the
Southern Railway was docketed in the
City Circuit Court yesterday. 1t was re-
moved from theA Henrico Circuit Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-09
All2@gl0lIh1rI||aah|A1 lneesIeTEl

NJ T5~5Sg "a 49, = 60 Il -. $500
NOVEMBER 10. 1889.
sr.r.vE RICHMOND tDa1I.Y), BYRD
STREET STATION.
,.,,, M efc.hA iOND AND NCSFOLh
VE:SrIBULE LIMITED. .AfrIv s. a.
ss,o-n - 81 80 n. 81 Stops only at
IISs-arsburg Wayerly and SUFFOLK.
Sscond-ciass tickets rot accepted Oh
- tsis5 e HE CHICAGO EXPRESS,
5 o.o' for Iynchhurg. fsoaEoks; Coiun 7. 1.
1oa - chicsco pullman Sleeper Roa-
ara a =. iSsali,,nalss, also for Bristol,
noA Ss.,.fyfs and Chattanooga. Pu!l-
III slsaper Roanoke 10 iSnoxV!lle
Ela.t, q Sar SUFFOLK. Norfolk. and ,n-
bis .a.,,,.afi,1te Stations. arrives ar Nor
sniIs at 1o.iG Z. ~. i,
:. lo M for Lyncn5;;r:Ss and Roanoke.
: 9:oo )f4 : a. Lyaehhgrg with WASH
fn..inn and Chattanooga Z 'fn,tea.
p,55sin,an Slaepers Lynehhurg TO Mem,
,phss ard Ne. Orleans. Sass. .i parlo ols
2 ~ 49, = traJla. Ala Pullman sleeper be-
tA.een Richysoni and L1ynehburS. aud
t,asrf,s ready tor occupancy at $50
BE- NJ hfse. Pullman sleeper Peters
hnre and Roanoke. s&s5
II n,..,;ns oarriye Richmond from Lynch
:, =, IND the West daily at $40 A. NJ.
n md sS.sG r. NJ. s.oni Norfolk and the East
at att 1f:o5 and VEsSrlBULE ,l[, LIN LIN.
.ITEsO TOO p. N.
s & S3s Main street.
s. JNo. e, WAGNER.
City Pass. q nd Ticket Agent.
District l1asserses Asent.
- w. &. BEVTEL.
General Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-09
By Edward S. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. II North Eleventh Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
No. sos West Baker Street.


BY virtue of certain deed of trust,
dated 18th July, 1895, of record in the
clerks office Richmond Chancery Court,
y. b. 135 a, page 9S, default having been
made in the payment of the debt thereby
secured, and being required by the bene-
ficiary so to do we will sell, by auction,
upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 14TH MARCH. 1900,
at 4:3O o'clock P. NJ, LOT OF, LAND,
bered as above thereon, fronting on the
south side of Baker street % feet, and
running back within parallel lines 100
feet. Houses possessing the attractions
of the above mentioned are in demand at
good rentals.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale
and balance due on bond of S66o.S1s the
residue as may be announced at time of
sale. w. C. ARAIITAGE,
E. NJ. FOSTER.
JOSEPH w. THOMAS,
3 mh9 Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-09

I, P. P. Winston clerk of the said court,
certify that the bond required Of the spe-
cial commissioner by the decree in this
cause of February %. 1900 has been duly
given. Given under my hand this LIST day
of March, 1900. p. P. WINSTON,
mh9 Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-09

TO RENT-oNE OR TWO LARGE,
bright, pleasant rooms. third story or
tour rooms, first floor, or entire house
ssof 13 rooms. UnfurnIshqd or furnished,
nkiin Street near Third q, this
Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-09

FOR RENT, BRoAD-sTREET STORE,
No. GIL, near the corner or Seventh.
This is an excellent business location,
Is and the store is in frst-classa order
q DOUGLAS E. TAYLOR, N lilo East
Main Street. 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-09

TO CONSIDER PARKS ELL
The attention of the meeting was called
to the Parks bill. ITO provide for the
appointment of commissioners of valua-
ton and defining their duties" and after
considerable discussion OF the measure,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-09

SCHEE--fLE; IN EFFECT JAN. II. 1900.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHlOND-EYRD-
STREET STATION.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-02

DOG KILLED BY TIGERS.
Smell of Blood Excites Animals In Lincoln
Park, Chicago.
Women and animals joined in panic
at the Lincoln park zoo recently, when
Il dog. tossed on top of the cages by
the elephant, was torn limb from limb
and devoured by two tigers. Women
screamed and the wild animals, fright
ened by the noise and excited by the
smell of blood. uttered terrible cries
that brought the park police and ami
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ZOO. The elephant almost broke his
chain in his frantic efforts to free him
self.
The Inflated dog had excited the an
ger of the elephant Dutch" by con-
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s.ulllce address. SterilllS.
4

it't VI A5N'l ms -oic.
Place of business. Sterling. Colo.
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TUK KEPKESENTN TNTIN f
ASSEMBLY, FOR 90
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still More Counterfeiting.
The Secret Service has unearthed an
other band of counterfeiters and Sc
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-02
jumping OIL IFS

Winding its trunk tightly about the
dogs body the elephant swung the ca
nine high in the air and then hurled
him clear .crnSS the animal house so
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ace OF rtsldence, SttrIlne

THVV III DtIkFHtSS, SttTTT1lP. VUIU.
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His legs slipped through the iron bars,
and almost instantly We're champed by
the vicious jaws of the tigress, kitty.
Tom, her mate, assisted. and, making
successive leaps from the shelf in their
sage. they had torn all four limbs
from the dog when Keeper McCurren
appeared. The mangled dog lived but
a few minltpS after being released
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-02

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TEENTH GENERAL
: nE In(,\ DILL
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-05
\ Magnificent Range and Heater Given Away: No
Voting Contest No Lottery No Cash
READ THE CONDITIONS CAREFULLY

Cut out the sub head of your TELEGRAM each day
ct is always found on page p including the date ]ne get
many you can, and in ten days deliver or
send the headings all counted and the number marked on
the outside of envelope at the TELEGRAM ofc Barre
VT The person having the largest number of these head
ngs JAN 1901 will be presented with he magnificent $55
Genwood Range exhibition at the store Of Reynolds
Son. The person having the second largest number Of
headings will be presented with elegant $33 Glenwood
Heater. No headings will he accepted counted 10
days DID, you send bring them in often. Remem
beris Beginning September l. cut out and the sub
heading i'll each issue Of yo:r TELEGRAM including the
date line at the bottom.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-05

4 Il THE TEMPERATURE 4 Il

When the temperature Just right points
"blscu and not only for bscui tells
A1ter the ood is the oven don't have
heats hangngthe little pointer you regulate all
nave 10 90 Is TO the
warmer or COLDER exactly the fire increased
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-05
THE PERFECTLY SQUARE OVEN

ulVeS double the allows
several different
htlog the back of the The permits waste
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-05
4 4 Il THE RESERVOIR 4 4 4

The Reservoir
ened 10 the end OF the aud largely living
Towns that 90 not have water supply The advantages
over he d heating
y seldom empty and by nd arrangement
he neat turned under the Reservoir entirely
1T holds five gallons and will boil n
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-05
THE ASBESTOS LINED OVEN.

aS uch ue ana retains an heat for long time
are IRON They wi" not dent and break like the Being
eed and of open design they always
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-05

~ AS oeautlu and attractive n i,n ~
ever made Among exceIenco p
deSnd oroad eVertbe ues side broroh wich +h
.cL n;n OF The n.cSo NV
heater N1'' assuring most efficient economical
modm ornamental Top when swung the side dc,oSes d ~
I "hch may be utilized taEnr '' com-
,oor o, AeaNelte Attachment, which is hoe
my where Kettle of quickly heated ~ convenient
Inc Draw Center Crate 5 TO nleasaa ' AO"'ou
- Inc hampers are spenddy planned to ccn,1 +,o e -
dist & ~ he hitting Of each n
' ' f anu cleahy stove can hardly imagined wa" " e
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-05
i i 4 THE ASH PAN 4 4 4

Inc ASH pan has cast iron rim keeps 1t perfect
shape and provided with strong handle for
in carrying ~ ~
you want to 'Mke Cooking Easy thing do
get GLENWOOD HOME GRAND
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-03-08
CHAPTER XII
Helen Digby Warns Ethel.

Helen Digby Warns Ethel.
The love story enacted at 81. Ina's
Bay was a romantic one. Whatever
might be the secrets and follies of
Laurie Nugents life, he was most GER
tainly thoroughly in earnest now;
whatever tlrtations he might have in
dulged in, this was the one great
master-passion OF his life 1t had
taken complete possession of him.
He would have given his life for the
beautiful brown-hairea girl, whose
smiles were like glimpses Of Paradise
70 him. He would have given his life
for her. yet he did not spare her-he
had no pity for her no remorse.
His whole soul every thought. every
energy of his mind, was bent upon
winning her, he seemed to have con
centrated his very existence on that de-
sire
But knowing what he knew. why dia
he not spare her Because his love was
essentially selfish lie was capable of
committing any crime for the sake Of
winning the girI he loyed-he would
have hesitatcd at nothing but he was
nor capable OF sparng her OF saving
her from himself OF giving her up and
leaving her. His love was utterly sell
fish.
tie was frightened AT himself, at the
F'hemen'e OF his own passion, at its
astendency over him. There We're times
"Aen he almost lo1thed himself be
cause q Womn.S smile could make his
sun, or her trown his shade. There
were times when he wondered If il
we're possible lhlt he could be the same
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-03-08

the committee on Pacific islands and
Porto Rico. being in charge of tho
measure. Scarcely had the reading n,
the bill been concluded, when Sepator
Teller ISL. rep, COLI proposed .,
amendment providing that the p,,rnos.
of the pending bill was simply to a.
tabilsh temporary government in
Porto Rico to allow the inhabitants 70
establish permanent republican gov.
eminent. This amendment was 20,
lowed by another by Senator Stag,
ISL. rep, New providing that Porto
Rican goods should be admitted FRO
into the United States. A spirited do
pate was participated in by Senators
Foraker Teller, Stewart and others
An hour and half of the session Wa
devoted TO a consideration of the Ouov
case, Senator Hoar rep. Mass nra
sentinS an argument for the seating ~
Quay. Senator Elkins (rep.. w Val
said Quay's merits or dement's. or his
personality should have nothing To do
with the case. Senator Elkns main.
tained ii was clearly the intention .,
the trainers of the constitution tba,
each state should be represented in tho
senate by two senator's, that as
corollary TO that proposition the chic,
executive OF state is empowered at all
times to fill vacancies that happen dur
ing the recess of the legislature Tho
ngC Ill
Washington, March within two
hours after the special message from IN,
president recommending the immediate
passage of a bill to have all MONEYS
collected upon Porto Rican goods since
the Spanish evacuation of the island
used for the relief of Porto Ricans had
been read to the house the house had
passed and sent the bill to the senate
The message came like bolt ont Of a
clear sky to the minority They were
at first inclined to hail it with delight
as reproof OF the majority for the
passage Of the Porto Rican tariff bill
Republican leaders however, had the
Dill ready to carry the presidents rec
concentrations into effect. Mr.. Cannon
trep., lllD asked immediate considera-
ton. 1t was only when the debate
opened, it having been agreed that 20
minutes should be allowed on each side.
That, under the leadership OF Mr..
Bailey tfeX.), the democrats began lin
ing up against the bill because It
placed no limitation upon the presi-
dents discretion in the use of the mon
ey. The bill was passed by a vote Of
1872 TO l07 Is democrats, . populists, 2
silver republicans voting with the re-
publicans in the Affirmative.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-03-08

sorrowful thoughts were? Perhaps |
can help you some"
Il cannot tell you, she replied, hur-
riedly. Il have been so cruelty disap-
pointed in one love-
She did not notice that his handsome
face had lost its color-that his lips
trembed.
And that some one, he Interrupted
"was--"
Il cannot tell You" she repeated
do not be cruel to me, Miss Gordon.
Some one you love-was it a lover?
Nay do not think me curious As you
are sweet womanly. beautiful, be pitt
full. Was it loyer?"
No" she replied, with the simplicity
Of child Il have never had a lover
in my life"
He gave one great sigh OF relief. Tn
til that moment he did not know how
great the torture of suspense had been.
Ethel's face flushed deeply. She would
fain have recalled those words when
they were uttered but it was too late.
With the quckness that distinguished
him, he saw instantly that she repented
her freedom of speech.
you have not told me-" he said,
gently, If you have quite forgotten the
troubles"
Il have put them out of sight for
time" she said smiling, "and am not
willing to look at them again just yet. u
Il am afraid Miss Gordon, you will
think me presumptious If ask great
favor Of you"
II do not think shall have any un-
favorable thoughts of you" returned
Ethel, even If you ask me a favor"
You like sitting here" he pursued
Il have watched you morning after
morning coming here with your book,
and have longed to join you. Will you
permit me to do so occasionally
She looked up at him with the ques-
tioning glance of a child
II do not know. should like to talk
to you very much Yes; | do not see
why you should not come here when
you like; the grounds are open to every
one"
But 1t would be you | should come
to see-only you do not make any
false pretense. 1t is not because think |
this spot more beautiful than any
other or because j like it better-it is |
that | may see you, speak to you, sun
myself in your bright presence Now
do you say yes? +"
Her face became grave. the golden |
light deepened in her eyes.
Miss Gordon, do not refuse me. |
What your presence is to me dare not
say. Do not refuse me the greatest ia
yor have ever asked"
The pleading of his voice, the visit
full expression on his face touched her. |
IF | see you here tomorrow morn
ing, he repeated, may Gomez"
There was just lingering idea in her
mind that it would not be quite right
Miss Dlgby would not like 1t. That
last reflection decided her
Yes" she replied; IF it pleases you.
you may come"
And he said to himself that he had
made wonderful progress that bright. |
sunny morning; and those who knew
how proud, how reserved Ethel Gordon
was would have agreed VITA him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-03-08
JAMESON'S RAID.
An Effective Manner in Which it Was
Met by the Beers.

met by the Beers.
The trouble which England is now
htVins with the beers is not the first
III her history With the Transvaal in
recent years. The most noted omen
rupture occurred in the famous Jane
son 5 raid of four years ago. In the
story OF the dash of jameson and his
men into the Transvaal there is no
lack Of stirring incident First. how
ever, IL will be necessary to in
dicate the reasons which were al
legged for this unprecedented attack
upon a then friendly state. The Eng
llsh population of the Transvaal out
numbers the Dutch almost two to one
But the uitlanders as all foreigners
are called though they own nearly all
the gold and diamond mines in the
country and are the heaviest taxed.
nave no voice whatever in the govern
ment \ bloody collision between the
races had been threatening for years.
but on the 29th Of December 1895, the
Chartered companys police and the
Rhodesia horse. to the number of 800,
headed by Dr. Jameson and Sir John
Willoughby, decided to invade the
Ttansyaal, enter johannesburg and
force matters to a crisis.
On Monday morning, December 30,
these 800 troopers, with as many more
kafiits crossed the border from Pisani
10 Ottershoop, a distance OF thirty
miles. They were armed with maya
zine rifles, and had three field pieces.
At Ottershoop they cut the telegraph
wires TO prevent news of their coming
from reaching the beers, and then gal
loped cut Of town across the bleak and
barren yeldt. Ii was between 4 aud
O'Clock in the afternoon on Wednesday
when they reached the vicinity Of
kruegersdorp. whore they found the
beers awaiting them in force Fight
ing continued until dusk Jameson
and his men had worked around the
town to the right having abandoned
an attempt to force a direct passage
ana il was here that they charged the
beers and were driven back down the
hillside unable 10 withstand their
deadly fire. With the coming of dawn
the boer fire grew hotter and the fight
ended at 1880. The first signal OF sur
render was made with a torn shirt, tied
20 the muzzle OF a rife. but the beers
did not cease firing until another white
flag was hoisted. Then the beers raised
a similar ensign and three of them
rode down the hill to what was left Of
JdmesoR's band They brought a de-
mand for unconditional surrender
which jameson refused asking for
safe conduct Of his whole force across
/ the border The beers replied tina.
this was impossible, but they promises
70 spare the lives Of the officers ami
men
Jameson replied that he cared little
for his own life, but only for the safety
Of those under his command. Then the
Ianwounded freebooters were put under
guard, the wounded gathered up 81
cared for and captors and captiyes
marched away over the bleak, stone
dotted veli,. and Jameson's raid was
/ over
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-03-08

Washington, March Interest in
the Porto Rican tariff measure has been
transferred from the house 70 the SEN
ate Consideration Of the bin embody-
ing substantially the provisions OF tie
house bill and IN addition providing
for a temporary form ot civil govern
ment for the island was begun. sen
4tor Foraker rep Ohio chairman q