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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27
LESS CANDY.
Better TO Give Children Delicious Food
Than Candy.

some foods will cure dyspepsia and
,ther foods will cause it. The safest way
- ret well is to use the food that agrees
With the stomach and permits Nature to
90 along in a thoroughly natural way.
4 lady says: Il have at last found q
true way TO get Well ana Keep wen. a, ~
tI,:,t,S by the use Of Grape-Nuts5 breah=
fast Z God.
..Eor six years I suffered with indlSes-t
#tion and pa lpitation of the heart SO that
i cold not sleep nights. / tried Sreatt
many different kinds of medicines ana q.
lot of different kinds of cereals but none
of them helped me, and my stomach
seemed to get worse and worse.
II became very Respondent and was at
4, 1855 10 know whatto do. One day
read IN the paper that Grape-Nuts
Breakfast Food would cure indigestion
and build up the body. ! wondered II It
contained any medicine. but learned that
it did not, but that it was only a food
prepared so that the stomach could easily
digest 1t.
..The next time i went down town I
bought two packag es. This was on Tues
day. and it was all gone on Saturday, for
We all liz ed it SO much, SO Il sent down
and got three more packages and from
that time ] have been using Grape-Nuts
steadily, and my indigestion has entirely
disappeared. 3s5S
5 Sometimes Wnen my little girl mas
been playing extra hard after supper she
will climb on my knee, pat my cheek and
whisper in my ear. Mamma, please give
me something good. = say knowing all
the time), What is good. dear?' She
says, 'Grape-Nuts with cream on top
and there is nothing. candy or any thing
else, that she enjoys better than this
good; W lolesome food: She eats it for
breakfast every morning and prefers
tGrape-Nuts pudding for dinner. At night
she has Grape-Nuts for her supper with:
a soft boiled egg. and she thrives n on
derfully on this kind Of food. y aIne
given by Postum CO.. Rattle Creek, Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27
plants. with a view to killing worms and

plants. with a view to killing worms and
bugs.
The use OF the Paris green hers Is dsp-
recated by the vast majority OF the trads.
other statements to the contrary not.
outstanding Some few tobacconistS
an dothers who are not familiar with
the facts in the case are disposed to be-
lieve that the Paris green Is not dan--
gerous, because It has been In use from
time immemoriaI.' This ''immemorfaI
use" however. signifies nothing. unless
1t is that 1t Is the strongest argument
against the further use OF the stun In
the West, where the poison has been
used from time inmemorial.'' il where
the trouble occurred.
Tobacco was anaIyzed and poison was
found on it in sufficient quantity to kill
a man or several: the buyers. It n said,
got together and atty refused to buy
any tobacco upon which Paris green had
been used. In Kentucky, it Is understood.
there is a law prohibiting the use oof
Paris green. SO far as Is known South
Carolina is the only place in which it has
not been tabooed-
Among the or1t-of-town tobacco neu In
the city yesterday were Mr.. Wood OF
James P. Taylor and Co.. Of Oaksville.
Tenn, and Mr.. Nat w Winston. Of
Louisa county. Mr.. Winston says tina.
the bulk of the tobacco in his section has
been sold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27
NEW PENSION ACT.
How Applications for Blanks and Ger
tificates Must Be Made.


The new pension act was approved April
2, 1902. This act does not affect the old
pensioners under the act OF 1888. These
can get their certificates from the clerk
Of the Hastings Court at any time they
choose to call for them. But all PEN
sioners under the act Of March {, 1900
that is. all of the most recent pension
ers, are required by the new act to OBJ
tain from the clerk form, to be filled
out, sworn to and then fled with the
Pension Board The Pension Board,
consisting of Col r. L Maury, c. c.
Scott and Edwin P. Cox, examine these
sworn statements, compare them with
the original applications, and all such as
come within the provisions of the new
act are reported by the board to the court
or to Judge Witt in vacation
All applicants applying for pensions for
the first time viii get their proper forms
from the clerk Of the court and file the
same with the board. All new pensions
will be paid on and after September 1st-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27

Rat, movement, and Is made up OF those
who were most prominent In that orga-
nization during the memorable revolt
against the managers asd the hsht
against the Vaudeville Managers AS
ISOLATION, which was answered by the
formation Of stock companies to play
musical comedies and farces, with the
result that the movement uisu O. i'e1.o -
death.
The Harris Specially Company is the
last of the seasons big vaudeville events
ard it is the most attractive ne list
headed by Mr.. Golden, the king or mono
logue comedians, includes MortSo Inery
and Stone, formerly under the mahsss
ment of Charles Frohman. Who axe c"l-z
sidered two of the cleanest-cut co''e-
dams on the vaudeville stage, and Two
Of the best dancers to boot. FLO it
win and Walter Hawley will pre-
sent a. comedy sketch: entitled Caught
with the Goods" which Tl,l d haroy nt the
Mot. MI. and Mrs. Mark Murphy WI
present a laughabe sketch entitled Iae
Seventh Son." and Frederick boWers, -
delightful singer as wei as aueno If I bia
composer will be heard III soiiis u Ai'
The BIZ also includes .Kittie Allen Fox;
the singing and dancing sou iIIustra ted
songs and stereopticon views
Nj. Wells has added to this remark-
able combination the three ioR Lar .,
which is conceded to be the best eccen-
tfricS comedy acrobatic act in the world
The assertion. Mr.. Wells says, is very
broad, but it is more than justified
The demand for seats has ALREADY been
passing strong. There Will be the usual
performances every night and the usual
matinees on Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday.
Next week the Percy Haswell Stock
COMPANY. a Baltimore institution. will
omen a. weeks engagement at the Bl1ou
with the, Little Minister. The company
will play in Norfolk the week following
and viii return to Ricnmon,t the week
Of the 18th in another production. This
company enjoys d very enviahles rsputa-
stion in Baltimore Its production OF he
Little Minister Is said TO be superb in.
every detail and the greatest amount of
interest is being evinced in the forth
coming engagement
Manager Wells has made arrangements
for a series of Lederer shows to be given
in this city and in Norfolk. This company
which numbers thirty-five people. will
follow the Percy Haswell company the
week of May 18th. The repertoire In
cludes the Round ers. The Girl from Paris.
Lady Jersey and other. New York sue
cesses The season will open at the Ca
siuo as soon as the Bijou is turned over.
10 the builders for the plans to be
carried out and will start out with the
EIathews and Rulger show IN The Night
Of the Fourth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27
NEWS IN THE COUNTY.
Interesting Case Before Varina School
pa,rJ The Po,I -0,o.+;a,

interesting Case Before Varina School
Board-The Road Question.
The meeting yesterday morning OF the
Varina School Board was of much inter-
est. One Of It's teachers had been CEN
sured by a mother of a pupil who had
been reprimanded by the teacher, and the
matter came to the School Board to de-
eide After some discussion it was set
tied by the person going to the teacher
and apologizing.
Petitions will likely be filed; with Judge
Wicl1ham, OF the County Court of Hen
election to be held in the county, when
tho citizens can vote as to the issuing
OF bonds on the county for the sum Of
$50, 900, to be used in the Improvement of
the public roads. There are some who
think the question should be decided at
the general election. and from these Pc
titions will be filed. The case will be
argued pro and con tomorrow, it is
thought
The Town Council of Paramount met
Friday night and ordered the Light Com
mittee to go ahead in fixing the lights
for the town. There are eighteen lights,
with automatic extinguishers attached, to
be put up at once. Paramount will not
commence d eCruSduc dSGlllSL SdIuDiSIS vi
saloon men, for the reason that there Is
no. such place within the corporate
limits.
In the County Court yesterday morn
ing Charles Jones (colored) was sentenced
to six years in the penitentiary on the
charge Of shooting Henry Height (also
ccicred).
III the Magistrates Court, Ben Turner,
the negro who, it is alleged, shot and
probably fatally wounded John Harper
(colored) April 10Th, was called, and,
owing to the condition of the wounded
man. the case was postponed for two
weeks.
Ella Davis (colored>. who was taken
to the county Jail last week, was be-
fore a board Of lunacy yesterday morn
ing, and afterwards ordered to be taken
10 the almshouse for treatment.
Squire ]. Z. Lewis, residing near Cary
and Meadow Streets, fell from a Main
Street car. of the Passenger and Power
Cor pany Friday afternoon, near Park
and Main Streets, and sustained painful,
though not serious injuries. He was
taken to his home where a slight scalp
wound was dressed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27

manently cured by taking b. B. B. (Bo-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27
MAY BE APPOINTED.

Students Mentioned for Service on CRY
Ambuiance.
There is considerable interest among the
medical students az to the appointments
OF the Almshouse surgeons for the next
year.
Two OF these are from tle EraduatinR
class of the Medical College Of virginf8
and one from the University College OF
Medicine -
at the former Jesse F. Rex IS mentioned
as one who mayNreceiva one of the APP
pointmcnts and at the University College
Moses Sycle is considered the probab bio
winner. Both men are residents OF Rich
mond and have now and then in time
past had some experience on the amb,r-
lance: serving on relief duty or assist
ing the regular surgeons. sf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27

Afternoon 81 8 80 ocloule
HIS theme,s..I he Man Who Doubts, VIII
DO one Of great interest. The theatre
will only mold twelve hundred; therefore.
the first twelve hundred viii get In. a
mixed quartette from All Saints Church
viii sing and the opening song service!
will be OF an inspiring character.
A service In memory OF the late Dr..
H. y Upper, Professor OF Divinity in
Richmond College, and for many years
corresponding secretary Of the Foreign
Mission Board Of the Southern Baptist
: Convention. Will be held this af-
ternoon at the First Baptist Church.
The exercises will begin at clock.
DR.. LIB. Hawthorne Of Grove-Avenue,
will preach on the life and character OF
President F. w. Boatwright, for Rich
mond College. on DR.. Tupper's connec-5
ton with the Foreign Mission Board;
mond College; Dr. James Nelson. for the
Woman's College; and DR.. George Cooper,
for the First Baptist Church, of which.
DR.. Tupper wgS member for thirty
two years.
DR.. Witherspoon, who has been away
during the week, has returned and will
occupy his pulpit this morning and at
night. In the morning discourse the
Doctor will take for his subject, Slack
Hands, and at night his subject will
be, 1.-THE Light in Dark Place. y rs
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the address by Dr. Edward
Leigh Pell before the 9Broadus Memorial
Bible School this morning. Immediately
after the study Of the Bible lesson, DR..
sPell will take up the subject of .'Bible
3rfo
tons and suggestions on the lines Of
applied Christianity, our social relations
and how we must use them for bless
ing and benefting others.
DR.. w. W. Lear will preach in the
morning at Centenary. In the evening
at 8 o'clock Association Night. will be
held by the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, and there will be an address
by the Hon. ". N. Ashman, Of Phila-9
delphia- The quarterly conference of the
church will be held Tuesday night
The Rev. Jones D. Longley will preach
at st. James. His sermon in the morn
ing will be to the children and will be
illustrated by chemical experiments.
The Rev. W. 3. Beauchamp will preach,
in the morning at Broad-Street Church
on 'The Church and the Young Man
In the evening his subject will be Isl
lently Building
The Rev. z. A. Cave will preach morn
Ing and night at the Third Church. His
subject In the evening will be 1.-THE Glory.
of Young Men," the fifth Of special
series of sermons to young men
The Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins will
preach in the morning at West-End
on america as Mission Field" His
subject at night will be Attitudes To
ward the Cross.
The subject of the Rev. F. w. Troy
in the morning at Marshall-Street will
be "How Can I Find the Church OF
Christi At night he will speak on
'tWllat Must Do to Be Saved?''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27
The Services at Beth Ahaba.

The closing services OF the Passover
week Will take place In the synasoGue
this evening and tomorrow morning AZ
Beth Ahaba the services this evening
win begin at s:15 o'clock and tomorrow
morning at 1870 o'clock At the Sunday
evening service Rabbi Calfsch VIII Dc.
liver short address on the subject.
Race or Religion? '' ss5a5s s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27
The New. Academy.

one Of the ma tiers to be discussed at
the annual meeting Of the Board of Trus-
tees Of Richmond College In June next
will be the question Of blishing an
academy for boys at Newport y views. "A
site has already been given by Mr. Geo.
Is. West for tho acadern VI ich in all
probability Will be started IN the fall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27
.CURESBL0ODP0[ / |
Eruptions. Eating Sores, Bone.
Pains. scrotula. Cancer.
Ulcers.
TO PROVE IT. MEDICINE i: FREE E:

Blood poison. producing pains and
aches in the bones, joints or back. ulcers,
offensive form Of catarrh, eating sores,
cruptions. pimples, sore mouth or throat,
swe!lings, scrofula, boils, itching skin
and falling hair. or. even where the dis
case has produced rotting bones. and the
body is a mass Of carbuncles and Tester
ing sores, or deadly cancer. can be per-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27
Dog Was Mad.

DR.. Hoen, OF the Pasteur Institute,
states that the autopsy OF the head OF
the dog which few weeks ago bit tffa
lad F..W. Higgins. OF Madison county.
who is now his patient proved hevoad
any doubt that the dog was rabfd. The q
dog was killed after having bitten tina
boy and the dog and his head at once,
shipped to DR.. Hoen. The boy here under
treatment Is progressing very rapidly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27
Memorial Association.

An important meeting Of the Junior
.Oakwood Memorial Association will be
held in the brick school-house Of ST
Johns Church Monday afternoon at S
O. clock. AS this is the last meeting
before Memorial Day. which will be OBJ
sser ed on May 10Th, all members are
zurged to attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27
Dogs Bite Poison.

Mr.. A. J. Staude. the well-known gro
Ger at Morris and Main Streets, is suf-
ferinE intensely from the results of
dogs bite. which has INFECTED e: his right
week ago, by one OF his own dogs and
from the wound on the hand the entire
arm has become inflamed and will prob
ably necessitate an operation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27
Governor Taken Back.

Mr. c. s. Bagley, sheriff of Lunenburg
county, was in the city yesterday on his
way home with a negro named David f.
Governor, who broke jail in that county
two years ago while awaiting trial for
shooting two men. Governor was arrested
in Orange, N. J., several days ago. on
Information received from Sheriff Bagley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27
Mrs. Iumpkin's Funeral.

It was the funeral OF Mrs. Mary p.
Lumpkin, wi1kv of the late DR.. ]. G.
Lumpkin that took place from st. James
Episcopal Church Thursday evening at
o'clock. The interment was In tl,e
family section in Shockoe Cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27
SALES ON CHANGE
viii, in All Probability. Begin Next
Week-Paris Green Matter.

This week win probably see the last of
the sales Of loose tobacco on the Rich
r.ond breaks. The crop is practically ex-
hausted, so far as the loose Is concerned.
ard a. wagon load now and then is all
that will come In now until the next
season begins. Sale by package on
Change will probably begin next week
The warehousemen decide this question,
is almost time to make the change.
It is understood that a number OF the
.oba cco planters who have been In the
city during the past week have left for
home supplied with 'sprinklers'. to he
used In putting Paris green on tobacco
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27
To Prove What Swamp Root, the Great Kidney
Remedy, Will Do for You, Every Reader Of the
Times May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free
by Mail.

sickness and sEtrg
kidney
permitted % sureto follow
kidneys
do stand
kidneys we'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM q. 3. By

The sheriff was accompanied by his depu-
ty, Mr.. A. B. Shackelford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27

With the Ben Harris All-star Speciality
(,omnany at the Bijou this week, Man
acer Jake Wells bids fair to break his
own record 1t. is practically his good
i've to vaudeville, for after this week
the Wells houses will enter upon an era
of stock companies and muslcat cnFn..
sbinations It is distinctly a White KAT
combination. It Is headed py Georse
E,,iIer Golden. the founder OF the White
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27

Hon. ". N. Ashman. Of Philadelphia
an able lawyer and juror, who has been
honored with a. seat upon the bench for
twenty-four years. a man of prominence
arm A citizen interested in the welfare of
the great City of Brotherly Love- will
address the Greater Mems Meeting. which
will be held at the Bijou Theatre this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27

DR.. Witherspoon, who has been away
during the week, has returned and will
occupy his pulpit this morning and at
night. In the morning discourse the
Doctor will take for his subject, Slack
Hands, and at night his subject will
be, 1.-THE Light in Dark Place. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-01
l.. d. S. UNIVERSITY,

Instructor Larsen spoke In the Eighth
ward. Instructor Evans In the Seven
tenth Instructor Bird In the Fifth
Professor Peterson at Draper, and
President Paul IN the Seventh ward
last Sunday evening.
The second semester will begin one
week from next Monday, That VIII
be a good time To enter Glasses IN
pedagogy, psychology mathematics,
botany, physiology geology, etc., and
will be commenced at that time,
In the basket ball games this week
the l., d. s. team defeated company G
by score of Al to 20, and the l., ID. s.
girls team defeated the Salt Lake City
High school girls by score of to 6.
The adoption OF class banners was de-
clded on by the students yesterday In
special session. The selection Of colors
for the background or main color was
the most debated Of the subjects con-
sidered II was finally decided that the
commercial college should have a red
banner, the high school a royal purple,
the normal a black, and the prepare
tory a white. Much objection was made
to black, but It finally prevailed.
The Columbine girls gave social
party in the new gym" on Friday
night. 1t was a fine affair notwith-
standing the unfinished condition Of the
walls Of that building, The orchestra
furnished the music, and the piano
from room Is was permanently removed
to the gymnasium.
The students and teachers Of the uni
versity yesterday afternoon gave de-
lightful program complimentary to the
business college orchestra. The hour
chosen was the regular hour for stu
dents Friday meeting from 10 1880
p. M, and the affair came as a surprise
to the members of the orchestra, who
did not know what was In contempla-
ton. The vocal solos by Heber Sharp
and Mrs. Emma j, Sanders were es-
peclally fine and received hearty en-
cores. The former sang the Gypsy
Sweetheart" and the latter, "Septem-
ber," and each gave second selection
as an encore. The remarks by John Y.
Hicks were eloquent, showing careful
preparation, and the poem by j. w.
Welsh was well received, A new l.. d.
s. university song was rendered by Stu