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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
To Locate Here.

DR. 3. L. Taliaferro has returned from
Berlin. where he went to take a. special
medical course He Will practice in.
Richmond. and will fill the position OF
+ Demonstration OF Histology in the Medi-
cal College OF Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
RACK AT HIS OLD PLACE.

Mr.. Thomas ]. Riley, one of the best
known young men in Richmond, after
soiourn at Atlantic City for seVera
months has returned to the e'ty ana o, ilas
taken char-es of the billiard room OF Con-
nell and Miller, He will be glad to see
his old friends and form new ones.
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QUICK TIME TO NEW YORK, Bos>
TON, &C.
Via All Rail Line H., f. 6 p. and COM
nectiouS.

nectiouS.
You can .eavc Richmond and reach the
following places the same day:
New York drumming time, best tram,
hours and 20 minutes), Boston. Buffalo,
Pittsburg and adjacent points.
The round trip to Washington, ba4!i-
more and philadelphia may be made the
same day, giving several hours a each
place. particularly at Washington and
Baltimore.
Round trip tickets are sold to WASH
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
summer excursion tickets to Northern
and Eastern, Mountain and seashore re-
Apply at Byrd-street, Elba. Richmond
transfer Company's offices and S. A L.
Broad Street station.
Traffic Manager.
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Refer Nall Service

1t IS probable that mali service will be
established on the train that leaves Old
Point at 1910 A. II. Mr.. T. P. I1an,. who
has charge or the Railway Mail Service
Ia fl,is city. is looking into the matter.
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EPISCOPAL

ST. ANDREWS CHURCH SERVICES
held in st. ANDREWS Hall. Beverly street
building of new church1-ReN. THOMAS
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5: ,,,,.r1oS SALES Future Days
Geo. " Mayo uctioneer.
. ANpsosfE FIRNlTu FOLDING
= SAAf s a l. ~ CHINA PRESS. SOLID
- :, LEATHER SOFA, ETC.


~. direction of Mr.. Kenneth Mccoy,
who is removing from the State, viii
sail - IL by auction, at his fiat, second floor,
Ss,., 1ss South Third Street. at 10: 80 a. NJ.
TUESDAY OCTOBER 20, 1901
elegant solid Leather SMahoSany-trame
Sota. luxurious solid Leather Library
Chairs, fancy Parlor Rockers and Tables.
handsome carved Oak Centre Table, Lace
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Fine polished Oak Dinner Table and
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Dining Room Oak Refrigerator, Druggnt,
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Oak Folding Bed, with hair mattress;
oak Chamber Furniturs, Oak Chiffo.nriere
Brocatelle and Box Couches, Brass-Trim-
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Rugs Mating Pillows BlanEets' s sonis;a
Stove and Utensils, Wood Stoves and
Kitchen Furniture. Everything is com,
paratively new and displays the refined
taste Of the owner and is in the most at
tractive, neat and excellent condition.
GEO. w. MAYO, Auctioneer.
GEO. II. VALENTINE, Salesman.
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Lo~a AN, FOUND.

LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN-FROM
NO. 5l3 W. Seventh Street, Manchester.
Va, one JERSEY CuW, short horns.
ears very DARK, also face; end OF tau
dark, front legs dark below knees;
small fifth tit on lett side OF bag. a
liberal reward for any information that
Will lead to her recovery. a. L. POW
ELL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

COLORED MAN SOBER AND TRUST
worthy, to prepare for travelling; $50 per
self-addressed envelope for particulars.
SUPERINTENDENT. ZOE Star Bldg,
Chicago.
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WANTED. OIL SALESMAN TO SELL
Luhricating Oils and Greases. Salary
or commission; excellent side line. The
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81 Rent.

SCOOPS Grove Ave-, a. M Il.
$45O-1O 2O Park Ave, IS. NJ. I.
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SUICIDAL SUMNER. PRICES on RE-
unhoisterng and Recovering Parlor
Suites Odd Chairs. Couches. etc All
the latest STYLES Of covering shcwn. ana
foreman call on you and give estimates
CHAS. G. JURGENS' S)N. Apply at
store. 1922 East Broao Street. or at
factory. 1O9-111-113 y eighth Street
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BROOK-AvENUE FURNITURE COM
pany buys for cash Household Furni-
ture of every description: Feather Beds.
Carpets, Stoves and all kinds of house
hold articles. Prompt attention to or
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FURNITURE COMPANY, No. $40
Brook Avenue.
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OLD BOOKS WANTED-LTBRARIE
containg hundreds of volumes of old
books bought for cash: also small lots
pamphlets. Confederate books and music.
Call or address ANTIQUARIAN BOOK
DEPARTMENT. No. 800 Brook Avenue.
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BY OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE. EX-
perienced TRAVELLING statesmen to call on
general merchandise trade in this terri
tory. Must be able to .--ow a clean past
record and give BOND. None other need
apply Box 514 Chicago.
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WANTED, a. GENTLEMAN OCCUPANT
ior furnished room in private dwelllng;
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ENAMELED PIN, with the word
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ward.
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WANTED-YoU TO KEEP YOUR EYES
at No. % North Ninth Street. and see
how much you can save by having your
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that is a winner. as a side line. Sample
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PERSONALS

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SALESMAN WANIiGD'

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WANTED, SIX UP-TO-DATE COM
mercial travellers to contract for 1902.
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N:ANTED-BOARD AND ROOMS OR
and four gentlemen; state price, condi-
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There is apparently a fire bug in lower
lienrico county, who after piundering
The barns conceals The THEFT by REPLYING
a torch. Several barns have been de-
strnyed lately and the county authorities
have been asked to make an invesuga-
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WANTED-YOUNG COUPLE OR TWO
young MEN or two young LADIES to
board in private family, in western part
Of city,. Address A. B., Box 1875, Rica-s
nond, Va.
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A GEN rs wANTED-LIVE, ACTIVE
men Of good habits, experienced in pant I'm.
and varnish trade. 10 sell spec ,,aal -
Write with particulars and references 70
p o. Box ia, Detroit, Mich.
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sWxANTED-BYS THE MIDDLE OF To-
VEN Der or tirstsof December, furnished
ROOMS. with BOARD for a family Of
81 five: no small children; private family
preferred; location west of Fourth
Street, north of Main and south of
Broad Streets. Address Box 1872, city.
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.wANTED-A FEW RELIABLE AGENTS
in city and country TO sell our new Fine
Art Edition of the Child's Bible; aver
age easily es25 weekly: references re-
uuired. CASSELb & CO., LTD. Nos.
aud West Eighteenth Street, New
( York.
The Marshall republican., 1901-09-06
The Oup IN 0nvs Danger.

The cup BY thu Americs vas
never In the grave danger 81 being
lifted which II II to-day.
The first race, sixteen years ago,
hogan In general ignorance whether .
cutter like Genesis or . centerboard
boat like Puritan were the faster,
when this was settled each model
drew nearer 70 the other. the American
s,esd,,y yielding. and when Columbia
beat shamrock ] last year II wss reas.
onably certain before the race that
Columbia WAS the better boat.
Mr.. Watson has clearly made sham.
rock ~ q he,ier boRt than Shamrock
l.. He has modelled IN underbody
which amsxes and -tsrtles everybody,
and the designer. captain and III
the new boat have put this racing ms.
| chine into . condition In which II con
race. The Constitution In by no means
certainly = better bOst than Columbia,
and Il y racing machine which IL moi
yet In Q condition ~
Mr.. HerreshOf has filmed bis desigu
down ~ . point where neither designer
nor captain has been able Ia put the
IOnstitutiOn ~ . racing machine intn
racing shape. These narrow, elOnsst'
ed, deep, thin IN boats require . pro-
dicious deal Oi rigging and ~rerigginR
In tackle and sell before they do their
hest work. The Constitution hes moi
been brought u that point, and the
cranky and foolish treatment of Mr.
Lawson aud Independence by the New
York WASN'T Club hes left . public Inn
precision that the men running the
American boat this year have more
| I" side than sense. --Philsdslphis
A prNsa
The Marshall republican., 1901-09-06

+. !, sends us On Old.time love let
ter. II L. interesting that Il resulted
In = very happy marriage.
III. NJ. =, Sh~erness, 10Th January.
1871. --Miss - will be astOnished 1t
my presumption In addressing her on
= subject Oi the most delicate nature,
but will not despise that msn who pre-.
ters her u the rest Of her sex, Hltho'
he may have sprung from poverty.
I'm aware Of your delicate sense Of
prOpriety and the necessity 1T acting
In some mt ssure sccOrding to the
opinion of the world. which has kept
me silent "n u subject too fOndly cher
ished! Cherished with y hope 1T sOOn
beinn In n situation u offer my hand
10 the mort amiable ~ women! nor
would ! now risk being thought IN In
CRATE by those IN whose p%Oliteness I'm
40 much indebted, were II not that I'm
informed at u gentleman paying his
aIdrsses-the idea IL painfcl-I have
no alternative: do no despise me for
my birth: but no.. | wrong yOn by the
s%upposition. In childhood ] marked
The Marshall republican., 1901-09-06

What you can do Ii to put the card and tho remark.
more or less deliberately expressed. into such a paper
a. the one you arc reading now and have Il handed
to . great number Of people all In ono day.
The difference In men that makes ono do this
and another refuse In small. That IL. II looks small
At the start. It's like most all little things. When
you stop to analyse II and 6gsrc Il out to Ito ulti.
mate result. you find that Il grows into proportions
Of great magnitude.
An advertisement 10 the newspaper Ii . little
thing. but II goes into thousands Of homes and tells
thousands Of people just what you most wish them
to hear.
II the ad. IL an honest I'd. Il will always pay.
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The Marshall republican., 1901-09-06
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The Marshall republican., 1901-09-06
Ths echl,y'ssmpsoo Oestsevsvsy.

-
Admiral Sampson has long enjoyed
the reputation u being On exceedingly
intelligent, meshodicsl and psinsssk.
lug oficer Of high practical efsc,ency.
Schley hos had the rcputssion OF . ses.
fsriog man of sll-round accomplish.
ments and capsbility. belongings spec.
tally u the traditional type Of the
fighting man conspicuous for the quail.
tiles Of courage and personal leader.
ship. That Schley should have de-
msnded an investigation into his own
conduct rather than . court.msrtisl
for his rival seems TO us rather I'm
pulsive and quixOtic, but . mark both
Of s~eli.respect and of generosity. II
IL probably just what our greatest
naval hero. the incompatible Paul
Jones. would himself have done. No.
body who has ever served the United
States In . distinguished way wss 80
much trsduced by enemies and Jealous
rivals "a Commodore Paul JOnes: yet
history has been able " separate truth
from fa,sehood. and In the new biOg.
raphy by Buell-which, by the way. Il
probably the greatest contribution "a
American history that any naval wri.
TER has msde--the patriotism aud gen.
iu- of Jones shine forth with . pure
luster thst nothing h~enceiOrth can dim.
John Paul Jones was one Of the great
est MI of u great period. He wa =
diplomstist and q statesman, ~ we'll
rs = seaman aud q fighter, and he was
. greater master of the English Ian.
gusge for the purposes III lucid and
convincing expression than any other
man who has ever served In the Amer.
lean navy. He cared also for his WI
reputation, and thought somewhat Of
~posterity: for, like Washington, he
had the greatness ~ foresee the devel.
Opment Of the United States. hut his
reputation wss ID due IN any effort
on his part u diminish that Of any
body else. He was investigated on
one occasion where he was obliged tn
answer = series Of questions contrived
by his enemies "a entrsp him. He en-
ployed NJ counsel, but vindicated him.
self brilliantly. The circumstances Of
the Spsnish.Americsn war brought
great personal reputation TO Admiral
Dewey. II 40 happened that they did
not bring y cOrrespOndingly great
reputation u anybody else. Nobody
has been able IN see the work Of q
directing mind 10 the destruction ~
Cervers's hett outside the hsrbor ~
Santiago. The result was due To the
general efficiency Of the American
navy, Of which the country regarded
both sampson and Schley rs psrticu-
lsrly creditsble and useful members.
II In pitable that there should have
arisen all this diScOrd and d%etrsction.
From ''The Progress of the World"
the American MOnthly Review Of
Reviews for September.
The Marshall republican., 1901-09-06
What Sh III w Have tOF Dessert

This question arises In the family
every day. Let IN answer II to-day.
Toy Jell-O. q delicious dessert. Pre-
Jared In two minutes. No baking!
add hot water and set to cool. Fla
vOrs:-IRmmOn, Orange, Raspberry
and strawberry. AZ your groceries.
IOcts.
The Marshall republican., 1901-09-06

0"uB INT Wc UUT
Nnobody had ever put up . sign. ON baking powder company would not nov
he paying out $4,000 . year placing signs lin all the newspapers Of America
When . maj goes into business he has some cards printed, and when be
meets an acquaintance thereafter he pokes mt . card and says: when you an
down my way. drop IN" That's advertising. N
The trouble In that % can't repeat tho operation often euouRh-persousNv.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-03
psrkNss OPENED.
First Witness Called In Admtr0A
schley's Behalf,

First Witnesa Called In Admtroo
schley's Behalf.
WASHINGTON, oct 3.-An inter
esttng turn was given to the Schley
court Of inquiry yesterday by the in
PRODUCTION of the first witness in Admit
III! Schley's behalf. This was Lieuten-
lut James j. Doyle who was watch
officer on board the flagship Brooklyn
during the war with Spain. The fact
that Lieutenant Doyle was put on the
stand does not mean that the navy de-
partnent has concluded the presenta
1ion of its side Of the case. Mr. Doyle
was called the department, hut as 1t
also had been the purpose of Admiral
Schloy to summon him advantage was
taken Of his presence on the stand to
question him ns an original witness for
'the applicant" He was under exam-
nation by Mr.. Rayner in the interest of
the admiral when the court adjourned
for the day.
Before undergoing examination at
Mr.. Rayner's hands Lieutenant Doyle.
at Captain L"mly's request, explained
his part in the battle Of July 3 and his
original entry IN the ships log concern
Ing the famous loop and his alteration
of that entry because he subsequently
discovered that his first entry had been
erroneous.
Lieutenant Commander Sharp. who
commanded the Vixen during the Span
ish war, also gave his testimony during
the day. giving especial attention to
notes Of the battle of July 3 made by
Lieutenant Harlow Of his ship
Admiral Evans, Captain Sigsbee and
Correspondent ncuadc were all re-
called for the purpose Of correcting
their testimony as given Tuesday, and
all made additional statements.
Just before the adjournment for the
day the court announced its decision
not to allow any questions concerning
the blockade of Santiago after July |
when Commander in Chief Admiral
Sampson arrived there,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-03
The Tam n, any Ticket.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The Democrat.
ic city committee met last evening in
the Democratic club. BY the unani.
nous vote Of the representatives Of
Tammany Hall, the Brooklyn Democ-
racy and the organizations of Queens
and Richmond the following were Sc.
lected to be candidates before the Dem.
oerath city convention to be held this
evening in the Grand Central Palace
For mayor, Edward NJ. Shepard; for
comptroller, william W. Ladd, Jr; for
president Of the board of aldermen,
George NJ. Van Hoesen. Richard Gro.
ker said after the conference that it
had been decided to take the head of
the city ticket from the borough of
Brooklyn, and that organization had
chosen Mr.. Shepard.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-03
PULLMAN CLUB CARS FOR THE WASH
iNGTON AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

The distinctive feature Of the w Washlng
ton and, d,S0uthwestsrn Vsstibuled Limited
Of the Southern Railway. 10 ssrvios bs.
tween New York snd New Orleans Is the
high class Of patronage. The travellers
around the world Invariably state that
they consider this famous train one Of the
most delightful and luxurious they have
seen. A nsw feature has been added In
tue way OF a Club car for the gentlemen
In which they can assemble AMI enjoy the
delights Of good cigar and social chat.
The plsasure OF the ladies has also been
provided for by placing an observation
car on the train for their especial occu'
pnpcy. This train Is now composed ex.
clnsively Of vsstibuled Pullman cars with
the exception Of tho dining car service
which Is under the exclusive inanagsinen ut
OF the Southern Railway. the standard OF
which Ia superior to any similar service
afforded anywhere iU tbs wOrld. :,
Chn-. l.. Hopkint District Pas eDger
Agent, southern Railway, 82S Chestnut
~. Philadelphia. Will take pIeaAnre in
furnishing all Information.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-03
THE COURTS
RETURN,
Chinese peror Preparing
For Jo' ey to Peking.
WILL LEAVE SIANPU ON OCT. g.
Caravan Will Number Several Thou.
sand Pers0ns-Reform Edicts
Being Issued by the
Wholesale,

PEKlNG, Oct. 3.-Dispatches from
Sianfu announce that the Chinese
court is preparing to start about Oct.
9. The temporary palace there is be.
Ing dismantled, and all the furnishings
will be carried for use en route. The
officials and servants will constitute q
caravan numbering from 5000 to 5000
persons, with 1900, carts and several
Thousand horses and mules that have
been collected In the Sianfu district.
Two parties of officials have already
started to make preparations along the
line. The towns through which the
court will pass are engaged in deoorat
ing temporary palaces and collecting
supplies. The emperor or the empress
dowager in his name has issued an
edlct strictly companding the oficlals
to pay for oil supplies.
The native papers report that severa,
eunuchs have been behsaded for prac-
ticing extortlon upon the people. Ar
Imperial edict commands Ii HunA
Chang as governor of the province of
Chill to borrow 100000 taels from the
other provinces to defray the expenses
Of the courts journey. Special local
taxes are being levied, which the peo-
pic, already impoverished by bandits,
foreign punitive expeditions and mis-
sionary indemnities, are i'll able to af-
ford.
Ii Hung Chang said yesterday:
"The court will certainly arrive in
Peking within two months"
Despite such official statements many
foreign officials here believe the en-
press dowager fears the foreign troops
are kept to entrap and punish her, and
the theory Is that she will pass the
winter IN Kaiyuenfu, sending the EN-
peror to Peking.
The continual brosdside of reform
edicts is the topic of much varied com
ment. Those best able to Judge Of their
siIicerity or effectiveness withhold judg.
ment. Prince Ching, convsrsing With
foreign officials yesterday, asserted
that the emperor and the empress dow
ager were agreed as to the necessity Of
changing the Chinese methods Of gov.
ernmsnt and that steps for the enforce.
ment Of edlcts would be taken so soon
as the court returned to Peking.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-03
THE Columbia and Shamrock have

THE Columbia and Shamrock have
already had three trials to show
which is the best boat. Two OF the
trials have been only drifting
matches, while the real race has
resulted in the Coium 5ia winning
oit. To-day the fourth trial will
have taken place before the RE-
PUBLICAN reaches its readers and
it is hard 10 say. at this writing,
what the result will be. Naturally
we should like to see the Columbia
win, but we admire the pluck OF
the Shamrock's owner and if that
yacht should win we would not be
sorry. The races have. Tor ears,
been too much one-sided and If the
cup should cross the water this
year, it will give that muck more
interest to the international boat
race OF 1902.