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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
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The Lynchburg News wants to see
Virginia properly represented at st.
Louis. It says:
THE Irishman gave as his reason for
attending a funeral, that if he did not
attend the funeral OF others, he could
not expect them to attend his funeral.
In like manner, if Virginia does not
manifest interest in the expeditions Of
other States, she canot expect them to
take much interest in her eXpositions,
and the ter-centenary ce.ehraton might
turn out to be a miserable failure, in
stead of being the grand climax that
it should be, In keeping with tie great
event commonwealth
The Clincll Valley News makes this
pleasing announcements:
The schools of the State, public and
private, are all crowded. This increas ed
interest in education is partly due TO the
new Constitution, says one of our prin-
ciral educators.
The staunton News is down on Mr..
Hill and his ownership plank. and says:
But it is unfortunate for the Demo-
cratic party at largo that it cannot profit
by the moral support q victory IN New
York this fall would bring it. There is
one possible compensation. and that is
the retirement OF this pestiferous dema-
gogue.''
Speaking Of the necessity of Virginia
having an exhibit at st. Louis, the New
port News Press says:
Ute matter is in the hands of the
members of tho Virginia Legislature.
They would most undoubtedly stultify
themselves ii they refused to make pro-
vision for a handsome Virginia exhibit
for this occasion.
The C1aremont Herald has an article
on the same line, from which this para
graph is taken:
1T is to be hoped that the Virginia
Legislature this winter will make big
appropriation to enable the State to be
properly represented at the st. Louis
Exposition in 1904. Representative Clark
and Senator Hobbs viii do we'll to insist
on an appropriation being made 50 that
the Old Dominion won't contnualy be
referred to as q Commonwealth one hun-
dred and fifty years behind the tines
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
COMPULSORY ARBITRATION.


TIE Halifax Record-Advertiser in dis
cussing the question Of compulsory arbi-
tration says that moral suasion and
voluntary arbitration are all right In
their place but they are not generally
effective with wrong-doers, especially
when the wrong-doers are great and pow
erful. 1.-THE naughty arrogance of few
coal barons,'' adds our contemporary.
has been indifferent to the pubic good
and defied the highest public authorities,
especially when their power is exerted
in support of the wrongful claims of cap
ital and greed
TIE Record advertiser seems to forget,
however, that compulsory arbitration will
apply to the weak as well as to the
strcng; will apply to the small dealer as
we'll as to the giant corporation; Will ap-
ply to the la boring man as we'll as to the
ca pitalist. We cannot make compulsory
arbitration for some and voluntary arbi-
tration for others. If there is law, 1t
must apply to all alike, to the goou as
well as to tie bad, to the weak as wen
asstc the strong.
The Times is opposed to any such law
in this country. When men have fall
Ing out ABOUT the matter of employment,
it is FOR them to settle their differences
in their own way. and it is not for the
government to compel them to settle, or
even to arbitrate.
It is one of the distressing signs of the
times that even good Democratic news
papers are now advocating government
in the private affairs of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
BACK TO PLACE. OF ORIGIN
Eastern Virginia Christian Conference
at Cypress Chapel.
Especial Dispatch to me mines.


SUFFOLK. VA. October 2s.-The East
ern Virginia Christian Conference. met to-
day at Cypress Chapel, where the body's
first session was held eighty-four years
ago. The following officers were elected
for the next year: DR.. W. W. Staley.
Suffolk, president; Dr.. J. P. Barrett, Nor
folk, vice-president; r.. =. Lawrence.
South Quay, secretary: Rev. C. H. Row
land. Franklin, assistant secretary; w.
H. Jones. Jr., Suffolk. treasurer
The address of welcome. by Rev. II. H
Butler, pastor at Cypress Chapel. was
responded to by Rev. Herbert Scholtz. of
Berkley. The annual address was made
by Rev y. &. Newman. of Newport
News. whose subject was ~ Plea for a
More Aggressive Attitude for the Chris
tian Church" The conference will last
four days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
MARION HARLAND'S RECIPES.
Picked Onions.

Lay the small white onions in strong
brine for four days. Drain and cove,
with fresh boiling brine. Cook for about
tive minutes Drain and lay In fresh
cold water for a day. Drain once more.
Pack the on ons in jars and I'LL theso
to overtiowing with boiling spiced wins
egar. Seal. Do not use under three
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
y hen it crosses bridge or viaaucte

Because the measured tramp of feet.
keep;ng time to the music. inp;,r,s an
undulating motion to the bridge which
Injuries its stability. For the same rea-
SON. military companies are ordered to
break step while crossing q bridge. and
many corporations demand that drovess
Of oxen be transported in wagons from
one side OF the river TO the other. The
regular beat OF rnassed hoofs shakes the
fridge to its foundations 1t is believed
tia. the vibrations caused by martial
music tend to the same result.
The question was, asket! lately. what Is
the family name of King Edward VIII
and answered that he has none. 10 not
so understand it The family name OF
Albert. Prince Consort, was Victim. haze
seen Queen Victoria spoken Q. rs Mrs.
Victim" AZ child takes its mothet $
ra,ne, King Edward VII. is Albert Ed
wurd-and the rest--Wettin. VIII you
please give this place in your pa PEI. ana
oblige CONSTANT fSE.A L1s1t..
give place TO tie exception. as a mat
ter Of courtesy. merely onssfs' ..!s- ,.na
the subject has several SIDES none OF
which can be discussed at length here
The late Queen was also snoEen OF "a
rniliarly and hippantly. as Mrs Guelph
Would YOU kindly let me know at your
earliest convenience 70 ss1 d ooo1 |
with the list OF pr:ces on premium |
money! By so doing you worla sreatiy
obise. =. W. (
Referred.
+. I SEQ where Mrs f. p k wassed
with gasoline soft scar. You must have /
nut the recipe into tho PAPER. have j
tried everything. think. except the
gasoline soft sop. Will You kindly
renea t recsre? I az, not 5.erc. stron-. aad
cannot afford to hire my wash NJ done.
VIII you kindly get me TIE old /
cong. THE Nlistletoe Bough"? MY Girls |.
.srs very anxious to learn it. l have fer-
gotten nearly. all OF 1t. It is IN Old |
English song Mrs. F.9iW
/. See with the Housewife column I
for this week. have repeated it there |
for the bentit OF. another correspondent.
Do not forget that gasoline must be
handled with great care. and never in a
room where there Is light or src OF any
kind.
Referred. haze not copy ct the
song:
Il I Please tell me- Il you know q xood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
CARBOHYDRATES .8.e.e16Gee6.9.e16v6
TREND Of thought 5
IL Dixie e and. !

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
81 The Memphis Scimater says: That raj p.
idly growing OIney boom was born N
Memphis. It has cut all its teeth anu
Will soon be in trousers. BY l9o4 we
may expect to see 1t wearing mustache
and on a still hunt for Delegates
The Florida Times Union says: David
Bennett Hill may never have kissed q
woman, which all the world doubts pu .e
he is more than likely to kiss the roo
before he is done with that State owner
ship plank Of his in the New York plat
FORM
The Augusta Chronicle says: John ..
Rockefeller proposes to give $9OO.ooO 10
Columbia University as evidence Of
thankfulness to God for the escape OF
his family from that fire which destroy
ed his country home a t Pocantco Hills
It is we'll. We hope to see tho day when
these milionaires will turn their gener-
osty towards southern educational 1nsu-5
tutions that need them.
E Arkansas Gazette: In case the nations
across the Atlantic should decide to fol-
low Mr.. Carneg e's plan to form United
States Of Europe, we suppose the com pi-
M; ton would be modelled a--er the 4Unlted
States Steel Corporation. It might hurtz
European pride to have to go to New
Jersey for a charter, but this would Prod
ably be necessary, for otherwise j..
Morgan might decline to ,,nderwrite the
scheme. even though he got ten per
cent. rake-off on a capitalization OF
few billion.
Knoxville Sentinel: In days gone nY q
difference like that between the United
states and Mexico over the Plus fund.
involving s1,500,0c0 would ilkeiy nave
caused var International arbitration
may some day settle such questions. #
the military establishments could be
abolished, how much more food and
goods the world might produces
Louisville Post: ES-Secretary OlneF
seems to be willing to accept the Demo
crat c Z om!na t1on Ter Pre- ilent, hut IN re
is little, if any. Indication that tho poo
p,e have changed their minds and con-
Guided to offer him the nomination on
silver plate lined with gold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
For tie l1ousew1a

All communications addressed to this
department must be written IN INK and
accompanied by name and adaress
Cotn wnI be ned confidential.
Correspondents Will please write the
names OF their places OF residence in
tut. Letters go assray daily because
the auoress is gwen merely as City
There are iorty-tlye or these United
safes ana many CITES IN eaCn State.
l. Could you please tell me how TO get
fly srecks@ off a giided frame
> And on what date was Ftesioeht
Roosevelt born, and where?
READER
t. Wipe with flannel wrunS out Oh kef-
osene. then with soft linen.
fIe was born in New iork CITY, oe-
to!,er, =, ISIS
if invite friends to spend u few days
with myself and family at our country
residence, should I provide Transports
ton, or pay for their expense OF gems
or returning? =.
It is a gracious and hospitabie thing to
ssnl tickets for the route, but by no
,seans binding upon the hosts You
should not fail. however. to have car
.riage at the station or boat TO convey
them to your residence. 1t is churlisaly
inns Syllable to obiige guests to pay their
own hack hire from and to railway or
wharf.
Flow can burn decorated china, also
how procure the decorations2
Also. would it be a paying business?
1 have some dependent ones and have TO
remain at home a great deal. and would
like something I could do at spare mo-
ntents. ). T.
Decorating china is fine art that re-
eiries study and skill. One cannot pick
up the trick as one might new stitch
in crochet or embroidery.
Go to a. art store and make inquiries
where you can obtain Instruction Un-
painted china. prepared for decoration. IS
always a part Of the stock Of such shops.
VIII you kindly inform me why it is
that a band Of music ceases playing
= q i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

In response to frequent requests for the
publication of the picture of Marion Har-
land, whose name is SO well known to
the tens thousands of Herald readers,
but whose face is familiar to compara-
tceIy few of them. an excellent repro
duction Of a photograph of this distin-
guished editress is presented above.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

country that the railroads should pros
per, for they are among our greatest
industries. AS well say that it would be
to the general welfare for the factories
OF the country to run at a loss as for
the railroads to run at q loss. The rail-
roads do great deal towards devel-
oping the country through which they
pass. and apart from all this they give
employment to thousands and thousands
Of men and the whole country shares
in their prosperity. They should be reg
ulatcd by law so as to prevent abuses,
but all laws which tend to cripple them
in tne,r operations are against the gem
eral welfare.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

Nobody Is bothering much about coal
oills in this old Commonwealth. when
eads us to remark that nowhere on me
green earth is autumn so grand ana nd -
pleasant as in old Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
90 YOU /, KNOW

you can leave Richmond at 500 p. n.
sfByrd street ssst on) and & q Pies.
Eburs. "a. y. the tollor.nS -
route
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
Oyerhau!ed at Norfolk.
i. !. nv Associnted Press.


WASHINGTON. October 2S---Tke
cruiser Cincinnati arrived 8to-da y at San
Juan, Porto Rico. She will tai on coal
and cone directly to the y orfok ma w Il
syard; where she viii 4 be over hauled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
Remarks About Richmond.

30 .
South Boston Times: Those who at
tended from here speak of the show in
the highest terms Of praise May this
annual event of king Horse" never
lag in interest in our capital city.
Imporia Messenger: Richmond's trout
bIes are still growing. Instead OF letting
well enough alone the would-be reform
lists of that heretofore staid and re
spectacle city on which every Elrginian
has looked with love and reverence are
pushing matters to an extreme.
claremont Herald: Richmond is get
ting good again and all who sell soda
water, ginger cakes peanuts, candy,
newspapers and cigars on Sunday will
be prosecuted. It is expected that the
gamblers and saloon keepers will re-.
celve ATTENTION next.
Tidewater Democrat: Many of the
very best horses III the country are rails
ed in Virginia, Richmond boasts OF it's
beautiful women, and with suitable;
grounds. a requisite amount of capital
to carry 1t on. what Is lacking to make
the Richmond Horse Show a success,
and to insure its permanent establish-3
ment, which we hope to sec?
South Boston News: Richmond our
capital city. doesn't do things by halves.
ltnen it comes to a general shake up IN
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS the old town is just.
ne plus ultra. Same when 1t comes to q
horse show. Those who attended from
this section speak of til s last exhibition.
as being IN every way a grand success.
Roanoke World: When the Richmond
papers begin TO- say harsh things"
about any existing abuse or evil. whole
sale results are well nigh sure to fol-
low.
Newport News Press: The old saying,
1T will come out in the wash" evident
Iy does not apply to Richmond any
longer The Council. at any rate, has
decided that it would rather wear dirty
garments than have any more wash.
Newport News Tines-Herald: Rich
mond is now to have another show. This
time 1t is for ..P geons. Poultry and Pet
Stock Just what pet stock includes
ne are not informed, but probably a
swell array Of pug dogs, cats and
canary BIRDS.
Manassas Journal: Richmond has been
wlplng out ners wlckedness and the good
work is still in progress. Perhaps after
a while we may learn Just how SO mani
of her valuable citizens lodged their
@capitation taxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
With a Comment or Two.


was it President Roosevelt, public
opinion. or the approach OF election DAY
that settled the strike?--Augusta enron
lcle-
All three perhaps had a share in It, but
Colonel Jack Frost played the biggest
hand.
The chestnut crop of Virginia is report
ed good. whcreat The Richmond Times
thus falls to rejoicing:
Plenty of chestnuts, plenty of hot Ia
tiers and cool cider and the coal strike
settled. Why don't you hurry UP with
that Thanksgiving procla nation, Cover
nor?
Evidently The Times is afraid some
thing may occur to put it out of a
thanksgiving frame of mind.-Alontgom-
cry Advertiser.
Certainly, no one can tell what day
may bring forth.
The fag end OF Richnlonds anti-vice
storm appears to have struck Newport
News.-Newport News Press.
Yes, Richmond sets the pace in all
good things.
The Kentuckian who sent the President
lug of whiskey for. his sore leg should
have labelled ts.for Internal use" as the
Kentucky treatment Of disease and in
jury Is peculiar to itself.-Nashville
News.
The President has visited the Blue
Grass State, and being a man quick to
learn, he doubtless knew how to apply
the Kentucky remedy.
Call it narrow-mindedness il You will,
but the people of the South intend that
their children shall be taught that there
must be no mixing of@the races. and
they will not permit their children to
be taught by any man or woman who
is not perfectly sound in that cardinal
doctrine Of Southern society,-Richmond
Times.
Now. AR Editor OF the Worlds Work.
put that in your pipe and smoke e
Farmville Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

The Inauguration Of a new Governor ''
in Georgia means among other Things q
new crop of Georgia colonies, winch Is
a good thing for the Georgia tailors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

And so General Young is to be the sue
oessor of General Miles, and the President
will have only a year in which to una q
successor to General Young
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

South Boston Times: Those who at
tended IRON here speak of the show in
the highest terms Of praise. May this
annual event of ''king Horse" never
lag in interest in our capital city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

Hence Of Colonel watterson. Mr.. Cleve-
md has written three letters and made
5wo speeches and there has been never
' blast from the mint bed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

Anyhow, the soldiers in the anthrac'te
region kent tho receipts OF the retail
merchants up to fair average.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

Mr.. Roosevelt may now take a day OH
and dictate to his stenographer the Ian
guage of the Thanksgiving proclamation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

Last Saturday night Uncle Mark stoou
pat on plat srm in Cleveland ana
called Tom Jol.. ma liar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

A Chicago grand jury is now IN tn me
midst of a heavy job Of municipal l. I house ~ Sc
cleaning, having found that fhe c'.s
Council. like Richmond's: does noe taAe
kindly to self-investigation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

When the President gets down TO u stfe
business of appointing commisslot. 8, - :.
arbitrate that threatened servant slris,
strike there will be lively times IN aiiu
around the capital Of the nation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

Olga Nethersole has bought up the
Dublin newspaper theatrical cflt'cs. ines
are giving her "Sapho" particular fts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

Nobody Is bothering much about coal
bills in this old Commonwealth, when
eads us to remar, that nowhere on the
green earth is autumn so grand ana IS g
pleasant as in old Virginia.
A Chicago grand jury is now IN tne
midst ola heavy job Of munlclp pal I house
cleaning, having found that Fhe o..s
Council. like Richmond's: does noe ea'Ae
kindly to self-investigation.
When the President gets down 70 lne
business of appointing commisslon -
arbitrate that threatened servant siti s,,
strike there will be lively times ~ anu
around the capital Of the nation.
And so General Young is to be the sue
cessor Of General Miles, and the president
will have only a year in Whlcn 10 niu 2
successor to General Young
--===
The Inauguration Of new Governor
in Georgia means among other Things q
new crop Of Georgia colonies. whlch y
4 good thing for the Georgia tailors.
Anyhow, the soldiers in the anthrac1te
region kept the receipts OF the reta III
merchants up to a fair average.
Last Saturday night Uncle Mark STOOD
pat on a plat IN. in Cleveland ana
called Tom JoI. n liar.
--------------,--# SO
Mr. Roosevelt may now take a day Oh
and dictate to his stenographer the IAN
guage of the Thanksgiving procla n1atlot'
------------
Olga Nethersole has bought up the
Dublin newspaper theatrical critics. lheya
are giving her "Sapho" particular nus.
It is mighty dull day when Dig
amy case is not developed IN Newport.
News.
Norfolk is to be creased up with a
cotton seed oil mill.
-----=-----
.Amerind has been invented as snort
talk for American Indian
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

1t is mighty dull day when big
amy case is not developed in Newport
News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

Fredericksburg has been taken with the
paving fever. and without much lobby
ing by contractors tho Council has ar.
ranged TO have two Of the principal
streets nicely paved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

vii! you kindly inform me why it is
that a band Of music ceases playing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

Z Norfolk is to be creased up With
cotton seed oil mill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

The Petersburg Index-Appeal wants
Richmond moved two hundred miles
further from Petersburg. Small potatoes
grow better when not overshadowed by
giant oaks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

surgeon. succeeds in his wonderful oper-
auons by pulling the leg. Some distin-
suished campaign managers have sue.
ceeded in carrying States in much the
same way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

'Amerind has been invented as sne
talk for American Indian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

General Corhin says the British army Is
the best in the world. which would seem
to mean to a man up tree that there
is weakness IN the officer department Of
the American army. in which department.
the aforesaid General Corbin is a shin
ing light.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

was it President Roosevelt. public
opinion. or the approach of election day
that settled the strike Augusta Chron-
icIe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

AS the political platform builders would
say. view. nth. alarm; the serene.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

Would you kindly let me know at your
ca rliest convenience where to get book
with the list OF pr:ces on premium
money? BY so doing you woua :;rea tiy
nh,jee &c. W.
Referred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

Atlanta is hard UP for ground space.
1t is. building sky scrapers on nearly
every other block, and has to keep eter-
nally on its knees to the State Of Geor-
sia for a piece OF land on which to build
decent depot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

Manassas Journal: Richmond has been
wlplng out nerg wlckedness and the good
work is still in progress. Perhaps after
a while we may learn Just how SO MAN.
of her valuable citizens lodged their
5capitation taxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

/. Could you please tell me how to get
1ly specks off a gtided frame
, And on what date was President
Roosevelt born, and where?
The Newtown bee., 1902-07-11

LONG HILL AND VICINITY.
J. H. Beard and family are at their
summer home.
Rev J. G. Ditmars and family OF
Brooklyn are with J. H. Beard.
I'D. Beard is in White Hills.
Miss Elizabeth Wilkinson of Man.
chester, N. H., and Asa Wilkinson OF
Massachusetts have been guests OF
their brother, John Wilkinson.
wellington Wilkinson and family
are spending their vacation on the hill
with their parents.
Mrs Ezra Brakeman is suffering with
inflammatory rheumatism. DR. Nettle'
ton attends her.
Mrs Olive Wilkinson and children
are with her mother on Walnut Tree
Hill.
Miss Orcelia Wilkinson spent the
Fourth with her sisters in Brooklyn
Mr. and Mrs George Lewis we're al
Rocky Rest over the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Smith of Des
Moines, Ia, and Miss Leach of New
Haven are spending a few weeks al
Rocky Rest.
John Day was home on the Fourth
Miss Laura Yale of Meriden wal
| the guest of Bessie Palmer over tn,
Fourth.
The Newtown bee., 1902-07-11
LONG HILL.

LIGHTNING STRIKES THE EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.
The lightning struck the Episcopal
church, last Saturday afternoon, and
damaged it to the amount of several
hundred dollars.
Mrs Sarah French has case Of scar.
let fever in Waterbury.
The pastor of the Methodist church
here will preach, morning and even.
ing, next Sunday. Mr. Haven is to
have vacation of two Sundays.
The hearing on a disputed claim on
the estate of Joseph R. Hawley before
the commissioners was held, Monday,
at 2 p. M, at 5 O'Clock. They adj
jOurned until Friday, the 18th, at 2
p. m.
Mrs Addie Beach and daughter are
spending the summer with Miss Lena
Beers.