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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07
1 THURSDAY. MARCH Z, ]
4 GENERATION OF -FILlBusTERING.

The New York Times Of Wednes-
iay had an article on the death OF
the river and llario0r bill which pointed
lis moral with Il reference that was as
unfortunate rs it was unjust. Senator
Clark. with the eXuberance OF new
ness. tried the ti;ne-worn eXpedlent OF
delaying legislation by the unsparing
use of that senatorial courtesy which
permits a senator to make oratons
long after the intoXication Of his own
yerbosity has subsidized into the drea1y
dullnesS of senSeleSs reitera1lon that
NAV not he stopped until Congress adj
iouI-ns. However the honorable men-
der of copper mines and coppered con-
science killed the river and harbor bill.
There Was nothing new or original IN
lie plan though the yigor of its axecu-
1ion might deserve commentator. and
Yet The New York Times. despite the
fact That il has stood rs an unWayer-
ing exponent of the principles and
traditions of the Democratic party,
goes out of its way TO fling an unworthy
iil,. at "a Senator from Kentucky. I
leathern-lunged statesman. set on fire
presumably of Bourbon, who used to
be put up by the Democratic minority
10 talk when there was any object TO
DE secured by the mere lapse of time. ,
There is no paper in the North that
should know better The conditions of
that time. - generation ago, than the
New York Times. 1t Was no desire TO
f,,J ~, x-f,.,5,.
1;onistS that drove the Democrats TO
take refuge in such measures. 1t Mas
rather from a stslteSmanlike ana
patlao1ic wish to preserve the integrity
of Il nation. which the malignant
hatred and unreasoning venom of the
Republican party was hlindly seeking
10 destroy. that the Democrats OF the
North and South combined in Il des-
perate effort 10 delay legislation that
1hey were powerless 10 prevent.
Samuel J. Tiiden. Thomas +. Bay
ard. Allen c. Thurman and Horatio
Seymour Were Northern men and
patriots. and Vet they and their fol-
lowers alike revoited Al. the highland
ed and despotic measures Of the Re
publican party no less i'll its attempt
TO impcach johnson FOR carrying out
l.inceln-s idea Of reconstruction than
fer the ruthless and unwise manner
in which it sought 10 give itself 4 per-
petllal lease on power by The creation
OF a black party in The South.
The homogeneity OF our people, the
oneness of our national aims and des-
tiny. the absolute need for giving the
minority Il fair representation and
The desire 10 heal instead of widening
The breach between the sections. were
The causes that brought about The re-
yiv.sl of The Democratic spirit through
out the land and election Of Tilden in
1876.
The men Who pointed out whittier
The unbridled power OF the Republic
cans WAS tending, and fought with
long-windcd speeches 10 prevent its
ACCOMPLISHMENT. are deserving of tie
gratitude OF Il reunited country that
has suffered enough from The after
1natli of The Republican carnival from
lSG., TO 1876 10 thank God that there
arc no additional wrongs 10 be righted
or mistakes TO be rpctified.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07
CURRENT TOPICS.

In connection with the Confederate Re-
u,.ion. soon to be held in that city. the
Memphis Commercial Appeal reports that
from almost every point in the Southern
country the Confederate veterans are be-
stirring themselves and making elabor-
ate preparations to visit this city during
the cncampment. 1t seems to be the al
most universal desire to make of the COM
in;. meeting the largest and most Success
full in Tie history of the organizations. A
wave of enthusiasm seems TO have seized
the old warriors, and. scarcely day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07
THE CAMPERDOWN ASHORE.
Wreckers Think She Can Be Floated Without
ll:inry.
(By Associated Pgcss.)

q! !tss1er.l1e'4
NORFOLK, VA, March Ga telegram
received here to-day reported the British
steamer Clmperdown. ashore at Point
Lockout. near Beaufort, \. c., apparently
all right this morning, although hard
ashore. She has no water in her. The
w,ecking tug William ColeE arrived
alongside yesterday evening and the
barge John Hasgerty vas expected to-
dav TO begin lghtcring of Il portion OF the
steamers caro- of sugar.
The wreckers say she will probably be
aoated uninjured. y strong northwest
wind has been blowing at Point Lookout
all day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07
A HOME WEDDING.
Air, Robert II, Porter and Miss Florence Butler
LYON United
(c,oc;o1 DISPATCH TO The Times.

SUFFOLK. VA, March Ga pretty
home wedding took place at 5 CLOCK To-
night at the house Of Mr. H. NJ Butter on
Ran,5 Street. The contracting parties
wore Mr. Robert f. Porter and Miss Flor
ence Butler Lyon. Rev. Daniel L. Mer-
rift OF Norfolk, a cousin of the bride,
was the officiating minister.
Immediately after the ceremony MI
and Mrs. Porter left over the Southern
Railway for the home OF the groom par
ents aH Holland, Nansemond county,
where a reception and family reunion VIII
take place TOMORROW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07
STRIKES a RICH FIND.

81 was troubled for several years with
chronic indigestion and nervous debility
writes f. j. Green, OF Lancaster, n H
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they have also kept my wife in excellent
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07
RESULT OF CARRIERS TONGUE.
Boats Will Be Tied Up and Men Thrown Out
of Employment.
.(spccial Dispatch to The Times.

WILMINGTON, N. c., March 6.--As a
result of Senator Carriers talking the
river and harbor bill to death between
seyenty-five and one hundred men ct
Wilmington, Newbern. and other places
along North Carolina coast Will be thrown
out OF employment. Former appropr1a-
tons have been so nearly exhausted that
what is left will be reserved purely for
emergency purposes.
Only a few men. for service as care
takers. will be retained.
AZ, Government boats in North Caro-
lima waters. with one or two exceptions,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07
NIGHT WA HER TERROR

II would cough nearly all night long,
writes Mrs. Chas. -ipplesate. OF AleXan-
dria, Ind, and could hardly get any
sleep. l had consumption SO bad that if
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Gully and spit blood, but, when all other
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LOSS or APPETITE is also loss of
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and the rest take Hoods Sarsaparilla-
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digestion, makes eating Il pleasure. 1t
also makes the blood rich and pure, and
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07
voHkING 81 HOURS aDAY.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07
On the Links.

The amateur golf champion. Mr. Waiter
j. Travis. played over the Lakeside
Links. Tuesday, against the professional
record of a made by Mr.. Ernest Way ana
u bv Mr.. George C. Lafferty. Mr. Travis
returned the following score: Out, 50; In,
41-Total, IS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07
passes when some bivouac does not hold
meeting and declare its intentions OF
Z coming to the city in force.

\ a meeting ana
coming to the city in force.
Miss Susan 3. Anthony may be some
thing OF a crank herself in some respects,
but we agree with the Philadelphia Press
that she never spoke a truer and more
timely word than when she told the Wo-
men of Kansas that in every one OF the
cities of that State they have the right
to vote for municipal officers, from Mayor
down, the same as men. and that IL there
are officials in these cities who are in
competent and who refuse to do their
duty and enforce the prohihtory law, the
women are equally responsible with the
men
The Ohio State Journal finds lesson
Cor Americans in the popularity OF the
Chinese minister to this country, Mr.. WI
Ting Fang. The minister would never
have made very wide/ impression upon
the people of this country it says. IF he
had not spoken and understood the En-
glish language. This argues that We
ought to select diplomatic agents. other
things being fairly equal. who are ac-
uuaipted with the language and in q de-
gree with the literature Of the countries
to which they are sent. This is one of
the secrets Of the success of our ambas-
White. General Horace Porter at Paris
is similarly equipped"
In a recent address Professor r. r.
Lonnsbury, professor of English in Yale
University, spoke q word in defense of
the much-abused newspaper English.
In discussing the influences at work for
the corruption Of our language, the Yale
professor said:
1T is hard to see why the newspaper
should be selected as the special agent
that is bringing about the general ruin
that is always impending. Newspaper
writing is subject tc conditions which
tend TO impair excellence. What is pro-
duced is produced tc meet the want OF
the moment. Little or no time can be al
lowed for examination or revision. The
writer's connected with the more impor-
tant journals are usually a picked body
of men. They are invariably under an in
fiuence which tends to promote a per-
spicuitE and energy OF expression. AS Z
class they arc strongly partisan. Accord
ingly they are almost always in a state
of wrath against something or somebody
and consequently they write i'll earnest.
In education and ability newspaper man
are as a class far superior TO those who
set out to be their critics and censors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07
4 HORRIBLE OUTBREAK

..Of large cores on my little daughters
head developed into a case of scald head:
writes C. D. Isbiil, Of NIorganton Tenn.
INT zBucklen's Arnica Salve completely
cured her. It's guaranteed cure for
sEczema, letter, Salt .Itheum. Pimples,.
Sores. Ulcers and Piles. Only Is cents at
I owens &: Minor Drug Co. s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07
ILLINOIS TRIAL.
Tuesday Is Set for Her Builders
Trip.
Especial nI-pstch 70 The rimes.)

Especial nI.patch 20 The Tines.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March Sit
was announced late this evening that The
battleship Illinois would be given her
builders tria. trip Tuesday, March L.
when the tests preliminary TO the ofticia.
tr;,,1 will be made. The vessel will be In
charge of a special stsipyard crew, has.
=f,aptain Converse. who is to command
the ship. and other naval officers here
will be on boards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07
THE CONTRACT AWARDED.
J. E. Parrish to Rebuild Virginia Collcge-tiis
Rid Was S25,2O0.
fSpeci.l Dispatch to The Times.

Especial DtsPatch 10 THO llHes1
ROANOKE, VA, March 6.-Ihe con-
tract for rebuilding Virginia College was
awarded to-day to J. E. Parrish. His bid
was $4,000. There We're two other bid
derS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07
FOR HA;SY DAYS

and for comfort and ease wear q Mack
intosh. At Berry's, for a few days,
grades up to 81 arc selling at only 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07

matters for disagreement in opinion,
certain Free Baptists up in New Hamp-
shire are much agitated over the pork
eating issue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07

The people of Norfolk and Ports
mouth are protesting against the re-
moyal of the Seaboard Air Line gene
raj offices, and threats are INDUCED i'll.
The matter was the general topic Of
conversation in business circles, says
The Nirginian-Pilot, and Il general
feeling of resentment against the Sea-
board is apparent. The merchants
state that they have turned TO the Sea
board an immense amount Of freight,
because they considered it L home
road, while, If the threatened re-
moval actually occurs, they will trans
fer 10 other lines every dollar of bust
ness possible.
That seems 10 us TO be Child talk"
The Seaboard authorities will not re-
move the Offices and shops unless it be
to the interest Of the company TO do
so, and if such removal is to the inter-
est Of the company, the tidewater peo-
PIE have no reasonable ground for
protesting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07
AFTERMATH.

Owing to an unfortunate ENHANCEMENT
Of interests, this distracted country win
have to get along without vice-admirals
for further indefinite period.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07
RIVER AND HARBoR JoBBERY.

The Baltimore American says that
tie defeat of the river and harhor APP
preparation bill should serve as 4
warning TO all future Congresses, as
tie bill was unqucstionably killed by
abuse and the spirit displayed i'll the
treatment of it during the closing
hours of Congress shows concluSlvely
that such gigantic jobs have no hope
of success. The American points out
that the bill is in many Of its features
admirable and cOmmendIble. but that
the legitimdteitems were outnum bered
and over-topped as to amount by the
illegitimate ones. These latter it
goes on. were included in the bill not
because the rivers and harbOrS needed
Improvement. but because members OF
Congress leagued themselves together
for the purpose of requiring the gov
eminent to maintain their political
fences An instance Of this lllegltl-
macy was eXpatiated upon by Senator
Carter while engaged in the task OF
talking The bill TO death. One item
appropriated 100000 for the inn
proyement of n heretofore unhelrd-of
river, and Il good portion OF the sum
was 10 be expended for digging arte-
sian wells to supply the river with
water and to give a great dam. which
was also provided for, something 10
do. These wells We're absolutely ne
cessaIy. because in the summer time
the river dried up entirely. This IS
but one sample of the Righteousness
of this scheme To mulct the govern
ment under @uise Of public improve
ment. The bill teemed with other like
l,alpable rs 10 be indefensible. Thus
weighted down, the defeat of the bill
was inevitable
That was tie result Of log-rollng-
Each and every member of Congress
goes in to get all that he can for the
section which he represents. for he
knows that il Will help him with his
constituency 10 secure an approprla-
ton from the government. 1t IS not
the good that such an appropriation
Will do to the general public, but the
good that it will do TO the member
who gets the appropriation.
Several years aGoEa Virginia Con
gresham secured an appropriation to
improve Il mountain stream i'll his dis
frci. which WAS in no sense naVlgable
and which never bore on its bosom
any SORT of craft other than canoes and
barteauN. This appropriation Was 4
standing joke Ill through the district
and the member himself laughed about
it. but the money had been apDroprl-
ated and it was actually expended in
digging rocks out OF the river here and
there and Improving the 'channel.
Of course. the money was wasted so
far rs any advantage to navigation
went. but the man who received the
contract for doing the work and the
laborerS who worked for him got the
money and put it into their pockets
and gave the Congressman all praise.
There is more or less jobbery OF this
character in every river and harbor
bill, and that is why ii is possible for
one senator 10 talk such i bill TO death.
The bill could not stand on its merits.
There were many honest items in the
bill. but there were also many diShon-
est items. and as it too often happens
in this world the good had to suffer
for the evil.
a,ll pnrtS-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07

MEMS TROUSERS, $3.50.
Never sold trousers so fast before
Berry says, but we never offered S. and
Sc GRADES before at only $3.50
There's only a hundred or so pairs left
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07

MANCHESTER BUREAU, 800
CARTERrS DRUGSTORE. TIC. aio-
Hull. STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07

They are the warmest things in the
BUNCH ad1niringly exclaimed the Presi-
dent as the West Point cadets CALAMITY
swung past the reviewing stand. Yes,
they're genuine Tabasco sauce replied
MI. Cortelyou, and let it go at that.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07

The Times is always indebted TO i.ienus
sonals. bu; mus. urge that all SUCH DC
sent over the signature of the senueL.
All unsigned communications VA. we
iected 8lMayE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07

PETERSBURG AGENT
MRS. s. C. HUTCHI-ISON. j-OM6ANL
STREET.
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The Chicago Chronicle eagerly observes
that the Evanston dominic who has told
his congregation that local option is SUI
perior to prohibition as a temperance
resource may as we'll prepare to move.
In temperance politics there is no room
for the man who recommends the prac-
ticable over the impossible.
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\ Binghamton (N. y theosophist has
eloped with his wife's grandmother. OF
Fayette, Ga, because he recognized i'll
her soul his sweetheart of several centu-
ries ago. II that's the kind of taste the
osophy induces in the mind of a believer
many will doubtless beg to be excused.
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