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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
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WHAT A SHAME:

We haze received from an entirely re-
liable citizen the document which we print
belcw as a part OF this article. He tells
us that he has seen the original. and ti.at
it Is IN the ..andwritia. Of the chairman
OF the Democratic party for the county
In which It was circulated. Our infor-.
man. tells US also that several Democratic
Judges Of election in;the county referred to
admit that ihes fecesed copies of the
document prior to the election. We with
hold the name Of the chairman Who signed
md circulated il. for We would not appear
10 be attacking an individual aaen we are
attacking vicious system. The document
under review is as follows:
Ny Dear. !. :. J. s.
WAS up In your mel ghborhood some days
ago and WAS sorry did not have an OPP
p0sSpnitI Of seeing you Wanted talk
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Dem. Co. Chairman

Now this is the official action of the
Democratic party. How can any party
expect to retain a hold upon The esteem
OF the people that practices such methods
as these? It IS truly pit:able
And can a people expect to retain their
integrity in the ordinary affairs of life
that knows of such proceedings and con-,
dones them? Just as we have gone on
from cheating the negroes to cheating the
whites. as was done November 9Th in Scott
county, so will we necessarily go on from
cheating in elections to cheating in all
the other affairs Of life. If there IS no
wrong in cheating a negro in elections
there is no wrong in cheating white man
in a sale of floor, and the man who does
the one viii wind up doing the other
1t is p.t:able ,I,at the people of v:r-
si,.ia are being brought to this.
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An EVIDENCE OF Pi;oGKEsS.

A cut in a Richmond afternoon paper OK
Saturday represented a style OF child
suit called Russian blouse, and stated that
it was a Wanamaher suit Ii gives US
pleasure 20 state that the Gans-Rady COM
pany has the identical suit in their stock
and the duplicate OF many Others that
were ordered by John Wanamaker, OF
Philadelphia and New York, and other
leading Northern houses.
Another item found IN the Nauamaker
catalogue and displayed in his stores and
windows. is a dark blue cheviot REFER,
cut in three-quarter length, lined with
red flannel, with brass buttons and fancy
design worked on sleeve This sells at
the moderate price Of s., ard is on sale
also at the establishment of the Cans
Rady Company.
There seems to be little need now Of
narents sending North forextreme novel
ties n children's wear when they are
on sa here as soon as they appear North.
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e,,r,n HIKE wI1p-F1HE.

VI he. L.. nsst selling" Abraham Hare.
cone Inc ns,tg-ist OF BeIlevitle, o.. writes
leading 4,i+5srs are the BEST selling biz
'.Eiectr.c D. handled in 20 years. You
tiers ., Most diseases begin in disor-
kuo" WV .s.o,n1ch. liver kidneys. bowels.
s ders o. and nerves Electric B.tters tones
oloo "a. a. stomach, regulates liver. kidneys
up 'H bowels. pur.aes the. blood. strength.
a.s the nerves. hence cures mu-sieaaes OF
natadies. II builds up ,he sn'ss ss .ssaK
fusS .,,,-doyp man or woman Price
s 81 ,+S Sold by owens & Minor Drug
o. opposite postoftice.
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With you In regard to the duties OF ticket
markers. In this election under the pres
ent election law that duty Is In short-that5
the law be construed strictly. No devia ton
therefrom should be made by a Democratic
judge IN behalf OF Republican voters. OF
course. however, he can range If ne would
IN this regard. AS to Democrats he can
OF course exercise his own sweet VIII. In
this election we vote for electors and not
for President and VIce-Pressdent, and un-
der the law It Is the duty OF the judge,
when they ask him to vote them for Nc
X and R to- say to them accord
ingly that you don't vote for President,
but for electors. will read off the electors
10 you and .f you viii tell me which you
want to vote for I will show YOU where
to mark. II he can't tell and asks you
to mark his ballot, tell him that you
will mark It right and then mark 1t like
your own It is supposed that every one
votes according to his idea of right.
would not put q pen to. ticket unless
instructed by theevoter TO do so. and then
I would vote him RIGHT. OF course I
assume that q Democrat judge knows right
from wrong in this election. and where
man IS --- ana we should vote
every voter for the best man possible. I
here that you will Keep these points in
mind and give the election law a strict
construction. which done3I feel sure that
- - precinct will give a nice Dem
ocratic majority In this election. Trust
ing you are well. am with best wishes.
Very truly your friend,
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4ght. seriously although not fatally in

night, seriously although not fatally in
iur.ng either. Merritt, with a ooat-Icad
OF companions. landed on the Merchants
and Miners pier. He carried u shotgun
be~oug-ng TO al officer aboard ship, and
had oeel drinking.
John Hopkins, coIored, doclman, was
passing when Merritt, apparently for sport.
fired at him More than 100 oirdSilos
lodged in the negro's hip
MIR Joseph King, n ght watchmar on the
pier, then approached, ordering Merritt 60
cease firing. The marine gave him the
other barrel Many shot entered Kings
face. and several pierced his ear The
marine is III jail.
The converted yacht F'rolic, bound for
China, left the Norfolk Navy Yard TINS
evening. She awaits further orders IN
Ea1nDton RCads,
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News of the City Hall Courts.

The Law and Equity Court deVoteu q. an
of yesterday to the consideration - .ie
suit of Mrs, Mamie L. Hoffman as a. nso :
the Jefferson Hotel Company ioi s-,y =.
damages. The jury awarded the p pa ~
800 damages. "A motion to- set a,,ee siie
verdict was overruled byssJuase MAno III
Henry H. Venable (coioreal @ds .;.,ns
.v1cted Of petit larceny in the n1 ts+aan
Court yesterday and sent to jan loi -
days. j, ~
Mrs. Mary S. Bright qualitlssa az, - 1 .au
OF DR.. George H. Bright ,.tr
Isaac n. Jones qualified as aarnst.n y
tor Of the estate ofshis son, W iii1in1 -.
Times
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millions GIVEN AWAY.

T, is certainly gratifying to the public 10
,-,,ov, .,f one concern which is not afraid
r. he generous The proprietors OF DR..
ESfna,s New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, have given away over
ten million triaI bottles and have the salts
faction of knowing it has cured thous-
ands of hopeless cases. Asthma, Bron-
cbitis La Grippe and all Throat, Chest
AND LING diseases are surely cured by il
can on owens & Minor Drug Company.
onposite postoffice, and get q free trial
bottle. Regular size SOC and 'l0o- Every
bottle guaranteed.
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1900.
BHyAN,s LATEST.

a press telegram from Chicago, printed
in the newspapers OF Sunday, stated that
Hon W111fam Jennings Bryan arrived in
the city Saturday from Lincoln and was
in consultation with Mr. Charles A.
Towne and former Senator Frederick T.
Dubois. of Idaho. Mr.. Bryan refused TO
say, we are further told what waS- dis
cussed in the meeting, but did not deny
that the future policy of the Democratic
Did you ever see more remarkable
statement than that? Mr.. William Jen-
n:ngs Bryan in consultation with Mr..
Charles A Towne, Popu.ist, and MI.
Frank T. Dubois, free silver Republican,
concerning the future of the Democratic
marty. In the name of common sense,
what have Mr. Towne and Mr.. Dubois to
do with the Democratic party, and why
should Mr.. Bryan be consulting with these
men concerning the party's future? Why
should he go to a Popuiist and free sill
Yer Republican to talk about Democra cy's
future rather than to true and tried Dem
ocrats. 1t seems TO us that It is about
time for Democrats who have been b.tnd:y
following Mr.. Bryan to get their eyes
open and see him as he is. NJ Bryan is
not a Democrat and never has been. He
is populist, and we say it IN no offensive
sense because it is no disgrace to be an
honest Populist. But Mr. Bryan is
Popu.ist at heart He believes in the
principles and policies Of the Popul!st
party. He has shown this in his public
utterances, and especially has he shown it
in his efforts to affiliate Democrats and
PopuIists. He does not think that there
Is enough difference between Democrats
and Populists to keep them apart Re has
long had the idea that there was enough
in common between silver Democrats. sill
Yer Republicans and Popuiists to warrant
them n coming together under one or
eauization. We believe that that is what
Mr Bryan had in view when he sought
a conference with Towne and Dubois. His
idea is to organize new party by bring
ing together all who believe in the free
coinnge Of silver and the other Popui.stic
principles of the Chicago platform
Nk1aL are OeiitOC.dlS " aoOut
It? Are they going TO let Mr.. Bryan have
his way? Are they going to follow him
during the next four years as they have
followed him during the past four years?
Ii SO, the Democratic party Is bound to
a:sdntegrate. Democrats have been say
ing that there was no hurry That il was
rel. enough TO wait a while before taking
any steps towards recognizing the party
But decays are dangerous. II is plain
enough that Mr.. Bryan IS already at work,
and Democrats who do not believe in his
leadership should not be idle. We believe
that the tine has come for all such Dem
osra1s 10 declare war against Bryan and
Organism.
The cave of adrlialn sheltered David IN
III the measure of Sauls in:au.ty was
flil-then David came forth with a
rational scheme OF government.
Let The Democratic party beware lest
ii sutfer its name and history TO be cap
furea by a leader who has no other rest
.,.g place than the refuge of maiconteats
9. every creed, for no party crn exist on
discomfort and unrest as Its sole stock in
trade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
LoW"ry-Esnrrrtt.
(Snorinl DIspotch RI The TimeSO

NORFOLK, VA, Nov. 26.-Iiss Mamie
Gertrude Barrett was, by the Rev Il.
B. Hatcher, married to-n:g to Mr.. Charles
f. Lowery shEpkeeper at the Nor1olk
Navy Yard. Miss Susie B. Lowery, sister
of the groom, was maid of honor. ana MI
John E. Lowery, the groon1s prother' was
hest man.
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low RATES NORTH md WEST

Before you travel North or West cal
az address the undersigned for low
w sp rates via York River Line and Baltt-
,,ors ard ohio Railroad C2oyal Blue Line).
sunerb steamer service to Baltimore. CON
nect.ns with the finest. fastest and safest
~, =, the world. Leave Richmond dntly
las-aart sunday from the Southern Rail-
way a12 ITO to richmond Transfer COMPANY.
moo Ag pfas+ lain street; or Arthur G. Lewis.
S go passenger Agent. Baltimore and
Ss'fo Rairrond. Norfolk. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
The Daily --latest

Miss Readem-Have you read the latest
novel?
Miss krowsem-Oh, YES. bought Liz
zie, of Old Kalamazoo" yesterday, just
after it was printed
Miss Readem-My goodness! That's a
back number now. I just secured a copy
Of ITO Have and to Scoid." 1t was pub
lshed at o'clock this afternoon.-Baiti-
more American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
rHar 1HEonslNG HEADacHE

would quickly leave you. is you used Dr..
FS,rs,s N.v Life Pills Thousands OF suf-
ferers have proved their matches nnssst
for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They
make pure blood and build up your health
Only e5 cents. Money back if not cured.
Sold by Owens & Minor DruS Caaoany.
opposite postof1es.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
rt,EoUGa TO BIE11ING HAM
r,ru.,ITT CHANGE OF CARS.

The southern Railway is operating daily
sr,rn Richmond. Buffet, Drawins-Room
slaepers 10 Atlanta, Ga, and Birmingham.
Ala. leaving Richmond Il noon. arriving
birmingham following morning 11:so, re-
curing no change of cars This is in adj
dItiou to the elegant through service oper
ated by the Southern. leaving Richmond
IL P. NJ. daily for all points South ana
Southwest. Dining Cars on all through
trains
c. w. WESTBURY. T. p A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

Johnny" said the st. Louis mother. 81
want you to quit using that low, vulgar
language
why. mother" replied Johnny, Shake
spsare said what 1 just said
Then you must quit associating with
him. said the good woman. Hes not a
tit companion for you.'-Cnicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
Questionable Devotion.

Thsre was piece of cold pudding on
the iunch table, AMI mama divided it be-
tween Willie and Elsie. Willie looked at
his pudding-then at his mothers empty
plate.
Mama" ne said, earnestly, 81 can't
enjoy my pudding when you haven't any.
Take Elsie's."-Life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
Burned Il Derciict.
(By Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA Nov 26-The Norwe-
GUM steamer Rey from st. Jago. now in
port, reports that on November 18th, lati-
ture 29.l5, longitude 1876, boardsd the dere
lict schooner Mary E. Lermond and set
fire to her. When last seem she was
burning tlercely
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n Stricken Family.
Especial DISPATCH TO The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
KING GEORGE, VA, Nov. 26.-Marge-
ret, the nine-year-o.d daughter OF MILDRED
and r. ]. Moore. died last nlsht. Elhei
their -year-old-daughter, uteu last
week
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,rhe southern Ben Teiepnone and TeIe

The Southern Bell Telephone and TeIe-
graph Company znnounces that telephone
lamentations can be lad EVER it's lines
,.ith Lyncaburs. Va; Danviile. va;
Roanoke, va; Wakefield, Va; Appomat-
,ox. Va: FarnvilIe. Va: Crewe- Va;
salem, Va: Bedford City. Va: Reidsvilie.
n =. -acygette. y. c.; Columbia, s. c.
FOR firth.r particulars inquire at the
q,1hIic ony Stations and at Managers
cffIce. No. 13l4 East rs in Street.
SOUTHERN EELL. -ELE.F HONE AND
rETEGRAPH COMPANY.
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What. He Did.

kentuckian-He called me liar. sir.
New Yorker--And what did you do?
KentUckian--I Went to the funeral.-De-
troit Free Press.
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A MARINE AND A GUN.

Fill a Negro aud Night Waterman
FnIisf Shot.
Especial Dispatch to The Tiaes.)
6 NORFOLK, VA. Sby. 26.-Daniet Mer-i
rftt, a marine from the monitor Am PM
trite, emptied shotgun into two men to-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
Before and After.

He led her to the altar,
Twas merely lit for tat;
He led her to the altar,
She led him after that.
Philadelphia Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
GREAT LUCK OF AN EDITOR.

FOR Two years all efforts to cure
Eczema in the palms OF my nands failed"
writes Editor II. N Lester, OF Syracuse
Kan, ..ther I was wholly cured by Buck
lens Arnica Salve.'' It's the worlds best
for Erup,fons, Sores and all skin diseases
only 25c. at Owens K Minor Drug Com
panv. opposite postotfice-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
The Wucld Can Snare Him

When u man climbs up in his family
tree and looks down upon the passing
throng he has outlived his usefulness
Chicago Record.
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EMOTIONAL!SsI AND RELIGION.

NEWS -SdS
At the first of the revival meetings at
Roberts Park the evangelist, Mir. l. u
Harrison, said that he believed excitement
indispensa bic to the success OF the revival,
and his prayer was that his meetings
might be characterized by religious en-
thusias1n such as indianapolis had never
before witnessed. Mr. Harrison has en-
deavored 10 arJus= his audiences to a
state of intense emotion, but his Efforts
have not been attended By marked sue
cess. Nineteen years ago Mr. ltarilSon,
tf,srl the ..Doy preacher" conducted meet
ings in the same church, which We're
marked by extraordinary religious eN-
element. Church members. society pso-
pie, business men, in fact all classes OF
psople, were thoroughly aroused, and over
one thousand protested conversion.
Evidently the fifth of q century that has
elapsed has brought change in the men
tai and emotional constitutions Of the
people of this community. a score OF
years ago it required comparatively little
effort of the preacher to arouse his hearers
to tremendous religious ferror; men and
women We're SO moved that they shouted
and wcpt, laughed and prayed. in a hys-
terical frenzy Of emotion. To-day the
same. rerivalist. appealing by the same
methods to audiences composed of the
same classes of people. is able to arouse
none OF this excitement. People are in
terested in tbs Roberts Park revival and
there have been conversions. but so far
it seems that the intense excitement mas
beel. confined to Mr.. Harrison himself.
Whether or not the cause ofa religion
is helped or hurt because of this We shall
not say But it is a fact that revirals are
far less effective now than formerly in
converting sinners and bringing them into
the church Night after night and week
after week revivals have been held In
various Richmond churches. and stirring
sermons have been preached by devout
ministers of the gospel But few adults
have yielded. and accessions to the church
from such meetings are few
Where does the church now look for re-
cruits? To the Sunday-school. Boys and
girls who are trained in the Sunday-school
go naturally and logically into the church.
They have formed the habit of being re-
ligious, and it requires no stirring appea!
10 their emotional nature to get them to
take upon themselves the VOWS Of the
church
We believe that it is to this source that
the church must continue to look, rather
than to tbs outside world, for its recruits.
Il is easier to train than to reclaim. 1T IS
easier to keep the boys and girls in the
right way than to bring into the way
those who have gone astray.
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There are about 500 natives OF fhsia-
delphia in Government employment ana
private business IN Washington.
The cook at the Paris Hotel. at wh;e'
President Kruger is stopping, is much
distressed because the old man VIII not
eat anything but eggs, milk and bread
A we'll known authority Oh bacleTioioss
says that all kinds of diseases may Dc
traced to the eating of unwashed fruit
and particularly of unwashed grapes After
washing some grapes which had $1,000 ios
a long time in q basket on frult stahu'
the man of science found that TIE water
contained tubercle bacilli in sufficient
quantities to kill guinea pig in two Gays.
Two other guinea pigs watch We're hlocu-
lated with the germ infected water o!ea
within six weel1s.-P!.ladeiphia Record.
It IS understood that President Mc>inles,
will insert in his message to Congress q
general recommendation for such an
amendment to the Currency law OF last
March as viii place the god stand2rt.
beyond successful assault. 1t Is believed
this can be done by making all forms %
money interchangeable, as was suggested
ID Congress- last winter. This would re-
Ql.ire that silver dollars. as well as green
backs and Treasury notes, shall be inter
cnangc2ble with gold at the option OF the
holder-N y Herald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

It is said that several young titled Eng
lisamcn will soon tour America. They
probably saw the reports that William *.
Vanderbilt, Jr., has a daughter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

Dewey's fame having been forgotten in
New York. Charleston. S. c.. seems. to be
willing to perpetuate It among her relics
and curlos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

It is to be hoped that the charges
brought against the author of the Life of
Lincoln are not any more serious than
some OF those made against his book.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

The French will be deeply disappointed
f that lusty cheering over Kruser's ar
rival in Paris wasn't heard all the way
across the English Channel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

That Official ballot used in Scott county.
nigh, be sent to the diplomatic outfit in
Washington as little practice work while
preparing their next letter to the Powers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

the shaving off of Dr. A. Stevens
long wniskers, as the result OF his bet
on Bryan. leaves the Doctors chin about
as forlorn as his hopes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

If Virgln:a's income from oysters this
years amounts 10 s,0,Coo, as reported, we
should be grateful to the bivalve for open
ing UP and shelling cut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

The rooters for both the Power Company
ana the Traction Company are requested
not 10 throw a1v beer bottles at the UNI
pre- Tuesday night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

The Governor Of Mississippi had man
arrested for trying TO bribe him. and thus
advertised TO the world that he IS an
honest Executive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

largest of any gathering for similar pa.r
pose ever held in America. me stp S:'.e.t
cover almost every interest OF the ssou't1
and they will be discussed by aole ileii'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
AETERMATH.

The southern Industrial Convention will
onen in New Orleans December next.
and the attendance, it is said, will be the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

The newspapers continue to publish re-
ports of Agu.naldo's death, SO that when
that shreyd Individual does pass away 1t
viii not be necessary to get out an extra.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

The New York police nave agreed TO
take part IN the anti-vicc crusade, and as
a result arrested d tramp for hitting the
,,;,,r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

fcrsonian Democratic Club banauet in LIN
coin. After their recent experience it is
snerfectly natural that this quintette real
ICES that something must be=done to save
the nation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

In discussing his subject, ''Hot Air" at
the Pianola Clubs banquet the other night,
Captain Curtis used burning words Of
cloauence"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

1t is sad General Butler viii be made
a peer with the title Lord Butler, of
I.adysnith.' How VIII that look along
side OF his sobriquet, Lord Charon, OF
the Tugela"?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

Uncle Dick Croker has announced that
III VIII remain in England six months. By
that tine Tammany will have been pretty
vel, organized against the anti-vice cru
sadie in New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

1t IS said that the Hon. j. Cat Platt's
State Constabulsry Bill is dead. and Ur-
Gle DICK Croker viii oficIate at the fun
eral without charge for his services except
to pass around the contribution plate
among the New York policemen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

I4le Washington woman who is suing
for. divorce ON the ground that her hus-
bnad puts red pepper in his bed forsets
that this is season for matrimony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27

The Hon. Benjamin Roustabout Tiliman,
N trying to explain the defeat OF Bryan.
forgot TO say that his own ptchforll helped
to do it by throwing many votes on the
other side.