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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23
WRECKED OFF NEWPORT NEWS
The Ellen Hay Dashed Against The ChsSa'
peake and Ohio Coal Docks
VIRGINIA WORLDS FAIR ASSOCIATION.
Major II. c. Morton In Norfolk Arranging Tor
N Mse,Ing-A Brilliant Wedding-ihe
state Political Campaign.

NoRrorE. VA. Oct. 2g.-'SpeciaL]-Ihe two
masted schooner Ellen May was wrecked OIL
Newport News this afternoon abont 300 In
fierce southwesierly gale which swept across
James river The schooner, fearing TO remain
outside in the high seas. raa close in shore and
anchored near the wharyes where she dragged
anchor later on and was dashed against the
Che.apeake and Ohio coal docks. Captain Day.
owner Of the schooner, and two coiored men
were aboard. but managed to get ashore safely.
She will be a total loss.
Major I. C. Morton. of Stanton. Is IN the city
Uo i hero for the purpose OF making arrange
ments for the meeting Of the World fair ALSO,
citation OF Virginia which meets on tho <5i 81
November 10 IHE TIMES CORRESPONDENT lie
said that the manufacturing ana luduslrlai &c
tions OF the state are very desirous that
virginia should BE- properly represented
al the great Exposition and that her e1'
hbit shOul De creditaole MAJOR MORON
has corresuonded with number OF prominent
gentlemen in all Iarts Of tho State Il ng
tbst thew he present and address the coli en-,
ton Favorable replies have been received
from Hon. John r. Harris Hon. Thomas W hiie-
head. Judge II. " fl0urnov and Hon D.. sylor
Ellvson. Major Morton believes that the No.
yembsr meeting will be success,
thTist Protestant Episcopal church va a.
beautiful Yesterday afternoon az , O'CLOCK as
flowers and light and a fashionable gathering
could make H. The occasion was the marriage
OF Miss Anne Gertrude Harmanson 80 Lleuteh;
mt John Marshall Robinson. OF the united
states Navy. Miss Harmansou vas one OF me
most popular young ladies who ever graced
NOrfOlks society.
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the IiIn.frlous Dead.

Cr-fpFpFe. VA. Oct, 22-lSpeciaLl-h nunlpsl
OF the citizens OF Culpeper, among " VIM, as
the most representative men OF INC o"q.'n Z
semuled this evening IN the once Vi -. 90 tbo
memory OF the late William H. T.. Leei tsith.
several sessions past represented so ~ 'nited
fnlIv AMI acceptably this district IN the Ohlleu
States Congress. u,... ,-os elected
On motion Ilaior Charles Waite Wa eNshbg
chairman and Captain william ~, (,
and William George secfttAIio', .,,s
was moved and adopted ina, aoe,ing
mittee be chosen 10 present 20 VIZ ~ 10
suitable and appropriate fesoluslonss ia fol
adoption wheroupon the hair selecteu .uo IL H.
lowing conlntittee. Colonel G. H. wager, ~
X. =. Lewis olonel J. q. Glib; on Junke " fo To-,
,Jeffries and Alfred Pulliam. Alter returns -
a short time the committed thsoItsue iox-
chairman Colonel Wager, reported lnc .o.,.,si q,
ins resolutions, which were uhAA''
Resolved. That it is with unfegned. io lIroy
and regret that we the citizens OF ouipol =
have been called upon 70 ianens INC 80 - ii
our WORTH AMI disiingui he'd ieI.9~ ~ ~
representative General william II. r Lee, '. ~
he has nasseI from time 20 eternity in tIT
meridian OF life. but full Of honors, an ~ ~
the acts OF useful Ire ho eAehI lurn ~.
shining traits OF pure anu sp0tiess chs'~e >
IN ms intercourse with men hla uoP1l ~ -;
was always courteous with those III c'1'' 'O''
esolyed. That in his death our state mas
losta gifted and gallant son. or peope /" iii'
TO whom oil would look up 10 ~ iI.en' CIV
couns elor. and whose kindly sIet'ih- GU
courteous bearing viii long DO remelnuer1u ~
Eesolved. That TO his family we tender our
most heartfelt sympathy AMI condoielcg. ~
Resolved. That a copy or n 'se procesIIHs' ~
trsnsmitie by the secretaries 10 the FANNY 81
the deceaged and the tulpeper Exponent ana
the RICHMOND inns he requested " p"D'''''
the saue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23
Brilliant Weddinein Culpcper.

CuLpFrEG. Va. Oct 93-'Speciall-A large
assembage OF friends Yesterday Witnessed the
marriage NJ Christ church brandy sin ION.
(ulpeper county. OF Miss Jessie y. Wood 10 W.
James Il. Williams of North Carolina. Tie
Rev Carter PAGE, The rector OF the church,
united the happy pair and the scryic. s
wore impressive am interesting. lie do
WAS eXQnlsitcly atrrod BOO White sIlk AMI OlA9g
flowers that well htcalue hcc beauty She II ne
lovely snd OCULAR daughter OF Mr.. George II.
" God Z wealthy aud esiimablo ciu}eu of tins
COMFY he groom belongs TO on OLD Virginia
family AMI is p0pular young man. lilo is q
resident Of iotert-on county, y q , and en-
gagged extensively With MS brother IN the lum-
Der business
The bridesmaids we're Miss Eeua Stearns. OF
Richmond and Miss Kate Copper, Of Fauquier
county: tho grOomsmcn DR. ~ j. StrOther
and Mr. Travis Daniel. both OF Culpeper hc
wedding presents were not only numerous. but
handsome and costly. Among the most beauii-
ful ones was medallion pin with
Il circlot Of diamonds. the gift
OF the Rev. DR. Dix rector Of lrnii yfchurch.
New ork. and also lovely prayer-boOh called
tho Marriage Vow. presented 10y the Rev. Mr..
Payne. with the request that it shoOld be used
by the minister IN performing the ceremony.
lhe ushers we're ir. W. J. STROLLER, Dr. A. :.
Reyey. Mr. Travis aniel and 'lr FRANK q
Gikeson. Mrs. liOnnie IeXey Ilayed tie Orgsn'
Mr.. an Mrs. Williams left on the evening train
for North Carolina
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Athletics nj the Tniversity- College Notes.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Oct. 92.-fSpecial. j.
This is a season circulation at the I'M
ver-ity. he German Club Is now entire
Offered for tho session. VI. NJ Mcbulre, OF
hchmOnd Is president; Robert Masan' OF Al
lemare ce-prcsiient; Harrison Kandolph.
secretary and treasurer. Mcssrs. Robertson
and Mason and VI Marshall are the executive
COMMITTEES ami viii soon determine when the
first german will begin.
The acHdcm- 1T the University have organized
with the following officers: VI. VI. Mcclure,
president: ". II. Randolph. vice president;
Hugh Young, secretary and treasurer. Inc
president appointed II. H. Young manager for
football and 5, VI. Beard manager for track
athletics
The "boys" always keep the run of their ath-
lehc brethren. Mr. /. l.. Mcdonald. Who Sc
cured the medal for the best all-rOund athlete
at last session athletic held-day. ana VINO
IN business IN o;iisviilo. Mr. John Greenway;
80 well known last ytar as np-tOp foot ana
baseball PLAYER a. the Univ erslty. Is PLAYING
end rush on the Andover team MI. Lee lDhI-
man. whose base ball playing was such an ad-
vantage 10 last wear team, visited his friends
here for few davs.
The Washington and the Literary societle3 IN
conference. through a Joint committee. nave
selected Mr.. Thomas pinkey TO represent the
University of Virginia in the oratorlcal contest
at Charleston. s. C.. on the 29th instant -
The students have been invited by the coheee
at hafieston. 3. G.. TO unite IN movement 10
be set on foot az a convention OF coheges III
Charleston on the 29th Of October 10 form an
association 20 raise funds 20 build monument
10 perpetuate the memory OF Jefferson DAVIS
Robert u. Lee, StOncwall Jackson Rnd the on
Tolerate dead Professor Thornton. 10 whom
tho invitation was addressed. referred the mat
ter 90 the literary societies. and action VIII be
taken az an early day
pleted, and the presiding elder, the hey. oscar
lIttletOn, is now occupying 1t.
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Actionin stafford.

FnrprntcKsgrRG. VA. Oct. 21.-,SpeclaLl-
At stafford court Yesterday the following reso-
lutions we're offered IN public meeting % Juuso
Charles IA. Ashton aud UNANIMOUSLY huottoL'
Resolved by the citizens OF otauora o9uh.S'
irres peciiye of political parties and eohdlIon'
of ire. Tint We nave heard with the deepest ios
eret and heartfelt pain of the death OF one OF
krginias most distinguished, beloved my
honored sons General William Henry tltIhuEh
Lee. his people add their tes'im ,a,s
10 the rest of the world thar TINS
DISTINGUISHED son OF the Old Commonwealth
enjoyod the confidence and love. Of not only the
peotIle OF his congressional district when nc
repTesented 50 faithfully as pqDhc seI'ali-,
but the whole country; Du', ayalling ourselves
of tins opportunity to express our hish appIecl-
ation of him as man anOtle.chlYar0Hs man
mn peace and war emb0 dying every sense luat
maze men great and beloved by ms country
men, we hereby express our deep sorrow at me
ultimately end OF this distinguished gentleman
especially So IN the prime or ms usefulness III
these. the days OF pence. And a. farther eAi
preston of our hestfelt appreciation OF "euetsSl
zee. We hereby tender to ms bereayed IalniIy
our most heartfelt sympathy IN thls tho hoIt Vi
I'd That a copy OF this resolution be published
in the newspapers OF the state ana De lOINaiu-
ed 10 the family OF the distinguished DEAD
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Cock.de City ollit.Chat.

PErrRsBuRG. Va. Oct. ~ SpeciaLl-Mr II.
G. Davis wcll-knOwn merchant OF this city
was thrown from d buggy in Prince George
county yesterday afternoon and yery PAINFULLY
injured. lie was returning homo from day
hnnt.
Cards are ont for the marriage OF Miss Lena
May Wilson 10 Captain John l.. Grady On
Welne day, October 18th. az o'clock at Nc
Kendreo Methodist Episcopal church, IN Nor
folk Captain Grady IS one OF the popular
passenger conductors on the Norfolk and West
trn railroad.
The Sonth-bOund passenger train over the
Atlantic Coast Line, due here e. L. clock A. 81;
was four hours late today. Ii IS UNDERSTOOD
that the delay was caused by a wreck north OF
Washington.
A. tho Wednesday night services a. the First
Baptist church last night the pastor. Rev Il; Il;
AGREE, TOOK oc clsIon to speak OF the call he had
accepted 10 Roanoke. and gave his congregation
some good advice "a TO how they should trehI
the next pastor.
About a dozen marriages are announced 10
take place in Petersburg next month,
Professor Samuel j.. Davies, OF Richmond
was in the city to-day.
Mr.. Henry Heck, OF the firm Of Troutman Il
Heck. Of Baltimore, while PASSING down sea
more street tO-daf. was quite painfully bitten
Oh the hand by dog supposed 10 be mad. The
same dog also lit negro.
Judge ID. NJ. Bernard OF tho musings court
Of Petersburg, has granted an injunction re-
straining the City Point Land Improve nent
and Development Company. iis officers, agents
and servants from selling mortgaglng or other
wise iispOsing % tho lands OF the said company
mentioned IL the bill Of the plalntlr.
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Burial Of Mrs. wakeharn.

CoIrvnIA. Va. Oct. 29.-lspecial - he Cath
Ole church Of Columbus was filed Yesterday by
the manv friends OF Mrs Catharine Nakeham,
who had come there to pay her memory The last
sad tribute Of affection. Mrs Nakeham was
tho mother OF Father Makeham. ~ lessor in
81 Charles College, Baltimore, and the AessIs.
Makehsm. of Columbia. Solemn High Mass
was sung Father Nakeham, celehrant; Father
o Farrell, Petersburg. deacon; and Dr. Dyer, Of
A Van de Nyveri bishop Of hictvmop3a'
were also present. Brother Michael with
sixteen Of ST. Peters altar boys assisted AZ the
ceremonies Miss libbie Kirk presided at the
organ and the following choir rendered tie
music OF the Requiem Mas Mrs. 1ailey, Misses
b.. Finegan and 4 Black AMI Messrs. W. J.. Fin
cyan. ID. A. kenedck and ". h. teddy. At the
conclusion Of the mass tho Right Rev. Bishop
preached q very able and tactical discourse on
the doctrine Of pnrgatory. during which be paid
a nigh and touching tribute 20 the memory Of
the deceased. Mrs. Mtkeham was eighty-six
wears 81 age. and vas noble type Of Christian
womanhood. Her DAYS were spent IN behalf OF
her fellow beings and IN the church on yester-
day there were many evidences OF how highly
she WAS esteemed and how sadly she will be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23

gooi health Whom this iifo force is a, low ebb
when by over work. strain malaria dissilsti0n
or orther cause, we have weakened and es.
heus,ed our horsepower. we are weak tired
nervous. sleepless, wake mornings exhausted
without. appetite, bowels co.tivo, kidneys out "
order. Merry us debility and exhaustion is sim
plya condition Of low nerye-forco- relased
and enoryated sta O. In other words, me pres
sure o. sie0m-nefre- 0J'ce-hns r,0t ioio ia or
bodie. g. and il IS necessary 80 take Or. Greene's
Nervura. the grea Aerre, Bran ana Blood lie
rigOrdi0r.
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AUcrioN SALES.

FRIDAY. October 23d. at 4 O'Clock p. N. on the
promises one-fourth mile east OF Richmond,
trustees sale of valuable property. Apperson
Pollard. auctl0neers.
FRpAY. October ed. at l0.3) clock at q east
Broad street. special ale OF household and
kitchen furniture ana articles by Ellis q
Cathcart, auctloneers.
FRIDAY. October ~ at 1890 o'clock; at 1910 east
Main street sale ~ pears. Rpnies grapes,
oranges aud lemons. by William jenkins &
Son.
Mo>pN October 26th, at O'Clock p. NJ. sale Of
three-story bricb dwelling. No. 1916 east
Trankin street Harrison Powers, auc-
tluucers.
MoSp 81, October gath. at o clock p W., on the
premises, trustees sale Of frame dwelling on
Sta street near Marshall, IN Fulton Cabeil az
Wilson. auctlOncers
THURSDAY. October 29th. 40 80 o'clock A. ~, 40
Tho Fair Grounds. sale OF fifty head Of regis
tered jersey cattle by N. B. Rowe X Co.
TlURsDAY, November 9TH nj O'Clock p. w., on
the promises. commissioner safe Of hand
some Vest End property Ohe old Morriss
homestead. H. b. Chafn Co.. auctloneers
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Polite. In Nelson and Buckingham.

WrSorNA. NILSSON COUNTY Oct. 22.-ISpe-
cial MIR. Henry T. Harris q memter OIL
The farmers Alliance and Democrat VINO was
nominated for the House OF delegates ~ a luiht
srrenreunent made Dy the democracy anu tho
Alliance men as candidate Tor the mouse OF
Delegates for Nelson, has a. an oppoHoH'i III
VIM H. Goodwin, Il Reputlicah MI. GOODWIN
mas beeus Republican for number ol years.
liz viii undoubtedly he elected-to stay az
home ....., o.. s...t
at he last buckingham court lOctODeI l-thI'
but did not come. 20 the dlsappO nIment OF many.
However there vas much good Democia4c
speakine. All Of the Democratic nominees
spoke and made judlclous and effective ad-
cratic candidate rs iioator for buckingham ana
Cumberland. exTOsed the errors OF the hepuD Dill
can party with his accustomed ylgor. CAPTAIN
Camm Pgtteson made also all effective Demo
Hon Henry d. Flood. the Democratic candi-
date as senator for the buckingham district,
and Mr. Samuel +. Spencer, the Democrati &c
candidate tor the House OF Delegates l9r Duch-
ingham. made highly cretitabie speeches As
,st Mr. Spencef has no opponent; even X no
should have lie Will prOl ly be elected. All
OF the speakers advocated less TAXATION
and more money, and forclDly pointed our
the marked resemblances between Democratic
princitles and the leading ones OF me armers
Alliance Mr. Flood has had legislative e1le-
rience and il both LAWYER and FARMER. lie
has an opponent III the per on Oh pr Jaines
Taylor, OF fluvanna county. Mr. Taylor has
served an apprenticeship AZ independent can o.
dacy. this being the third time. lilo s the same
man who opposed Hon Ii. II. t. Tucker IN our
last congressional election and met az has
doubtedlv awaits him at the hands Of Mr. Flood.
The Farmers Alliance of buckingham have
made no legislative nominations ami % Is not
likely that they will make any. The Farmers
Alliance of AppOmattON, which ~ the county IN
which Mr. II D. Hood resides, mas recently
determined not to make any nomination for the
Senate. d,
The farmers in this section have done well
This vfar The corn crop is unusually hne.
Tho tobacco crop is a good one. There were heavy
frosts on three successive days II last week.
which injured nothing, a. all the tobacco Lad
gathering in their corn crops AMI IN preparing
for wheat We have had a cold wave for several
lova
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APresbvt.rian Pastor Resiens.

CHARLOTTE. y C.. Oct. 23-fSpecial.l Rev
Dr. a W. Miller, one Of the ablest dlvines o. the
Southern Presbyterian Church last night ten
church II this C ty. Of which be has been the
pastor for the past thirty wears. lie was pre-
vlous.y pastor Of the church III Pete rsburg, "a
All Oh Dawus. negro who lur4iarls G the
residence OF W. Va swor IN thi city sew
eral weeks ilce Wa tried AMI sentenced in he
criminal cour to-day
Be- u. ,nireSs, OF this city, the largest furni-
tnre dealer ~ the taie. was MARI 10 Greens.
boro las night Miss la -ergeant
The shortagr Of cotton recei O., tho plat
form IN this cit by wagon SD Tar are 0y.i bales
less han he same period o. lasi year.
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PULASKI. Va. oct % -lSrecisLl-A sad death
occurred here this morning anou' i3 clio X.
Conductor 4. y Echols OF the shif'or Oh the
ward. attempted 70 cut some cars apar-. when
his foot got caught IA o guard-rail. viii h
caused him 20 fall under the wheels OF
the car and 1t passed over him, cutting him
badly.
An inquest was held this evening over tho
body br Justice Stuart. and tho jury brought IN
a verdict Of occidental killing. Mr.. EchOls
came from Roanoke here two weeks ago. and
was highly respected bg fhe railroad officials.
Ills remains was taken to Roanoke 10 night
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II is gratifying to note the interest taken by
our people II the forthcoming production OF
Captain McCarty's play. Tie Prlma
Donna winch occurs at the Mozart Acade-
my OF Music next Monday night A laughable
farco-comedy. entitled "O'Calaghan's Luck. "
will precede The Prima Donna The latter
play. as well as the former. Is strongly cast
and both plays will lie splendidy rendered.
The engagement Is Tor four nights, without
matinee.
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Cregorv- Davis.

DoRsrr. Va, oct 22,-lSrec al.'-At 1Ir q. l..
DAVIS residence. near this place. on the Rich
mOnd and lanyiile railroad. ON The night OF the
2ist of October. Mr. ". j. Gregory was married
TO Miss Pearl W. Davis, daughter of Nr. q. J..
Davis.
There were in attendance eight waters and
two bridesmaids. AMI about one hundred aud
TWENTY-FIVE other friends Of the couple
After he ceremony by Rev. j. j. Williams
bounfifu! supper was served Nr. AMI Mr-.
Gregory left on the north-b0und tTsin for WASH
fuWfDH
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nIfddlcsex Mention.

SNrDA. Va. Oct Especial. l-Frost made
its first appearance in this section a few nights
ago. a-
night, resulting Ill many additions 20 the
church.
Rev. 4. L. Lynn left yesterday morning for his
home in Staior T.
DR.. Stuart Kenam, Of hlchmond' has assumed
the charge Of the drug store nere again.
The Farmers Alliance candidate Is evidently
not OF martyr stun. or there would be hest a.
ton In his movements. All OF which hetray has
dread of the conflict and lis results. The
Democracy Of Mathews snd 1lddiesex are no
longer deceived as to the purpose OF these dis
OrganlZers.
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ty. made strong speech at Stafford Courtn45u,,Ss
Yesterday. that being court day. nr. Meie I'LL mi
l. very popular with the Stafford Ieopie svA
always makes a good impression. Sehslo, ~
a Little. Jr,. and Hon J. +. Mason Dsmocrsa'i;ss
candidate for the II use also spoke r ~
thought that NJ. Mason will have no sgi ,i,ay
opposition from the Republicans. although IVY
bs,e called a convention 10 meet tuesday nek'
10 consider the question OF nominating can'''
date. LIFTING the
hissSue Srsrke, OF Richmond. IL VISITING '"'
family of William III. Cunningham, ISL
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A rrustee's Sale.

Messrs. J. r. v Daniel and W. y. Wilson.
trustees will this afternoon az o'clock. sell
one and one hundred and seventy one thou
sandths acres with brick dwelling and Eve
acres ad AGENT about one-fourth OF II mile
east Of the city on the Richmond and York
River railroad and Lewis street. The property
ia beautifully located and will be available In
the near future for building lots The build
ing contains seven rooms aud the necessary
outhousss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23

LYNcHBURG, Va. Get SpeciaLl There
was an immcnee crowd on the fair grounds to-
day, notWith tanding the inclemeni weather.
dOned.
In the competitive drill the Roanoke Blues
and konayes entered 1ho prize OF i stand of
coiors WAS awarded the Xouayes
Ihe sham battle was grand success; nine
companies participated.
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GOODTNG -niei a. - " Thur~iav De-
toter 2 9l.s hi sid. n e. SO zen stree.
oregon il. r.. I o 81 ~ = b 81. g-l. D
tear OF hi age Le leaves q VIE and Jour ch4l-
dIen 10 mourn their loss.
Let me 60 the fAy II breaking:
car companions, let 10 30.
We have snent night OF waking
IN the wilderness below
Onward now weud my way;
Part we hero 20 break OF day.
Let me 20. mag not tarry
Nres ling here with dOu IS and fears
Angels wait my soul 20 carry
Where my Lord appears.
Friends and kindred, weep not so;
II on love me-, let me go.
We have Travelled long together.
Hand IN hand and heart IN heart.
Both through fair and stormy weather.
And rs hard, Is hard 10 part.
Yet we must; farewell 10 YOU.
Answer, one and all, "Adieu"
Funeral at Fifth-sireet church. Manchester
n3ocock F. a.. FRIDAY 23d. Frenls and
,cqualntances OF the family are invited 10
ttend
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Fined for MaItreating His child.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Oct 2e-lSpecial J
Jacob Phluger.i 4 German citizen living iu5t out
side the cry limiis. was before Justice X. x.
Charters this morning Tor cruelty beating
and OiherNlse maltrcating BIZ, daugh cr.
u girl OF fifteen years OF age. Dir. lhlu-
FER ;sTs was rneH SLAP For some time tho
weak mind and recently commission OF iunacy
decided thai she was OF unsound mind and
computed her 10 Spotsylvania jail until she
can be conveyed 10 the ASYLUM
Hon. L. Z. Meredith. of Prince william coun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23

BuENA YisrA Va. oct. o. Specialize white
man apparently twenty eight years 0ld was ar
name il John Campbell Ills features iit pct
ure received here OF man wanted 40 fisca,
tagues. Ne, for murder. He IS in custody and
will ne held until infornaiionis obtained from
Maine
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A PRESSURE GAUGE.
Persons Ought To Understand n.


a Raogo regi ifrs
the pre- sure An On
CINE requiring pres
sure Of IN will not
work at pressure 4
80. So with the b..
man body and ihe
nerves. We live.moge.
work, by nerve-fore
When thonerye force
and power areat llll
pressure we eni0g
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23

Shelby y. G.. oct. 22-lSpeciaL Nathan
Hunt. negro twenty years old, was placed IN
iail here today charged with attempting 10
wreck A train IN the Carolina Central railway
br putting a cross-tie on the rack The engine
of a freight train struck tho tie but was not de-
rallied Tho tie was placed near deep cut touf
miles from shelby The negro was caught ~
train hands preliminary trial Will be held
fn-mnrrnW nEnnlng.
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Hurst Ordnance company Chartered.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Oct 22.-The Hurs, Ord
nance Company, organized 10 manufacture
rapid firing guns etc. wa, chartered here to-day
with a capital stock OF 3l.OOl.0O0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23

OHNeON-WILLIS.-M in this city,
on Monla Octo' er 9. 1 ~, by hev j. b. lu--
son Alr VIII An T.. HNS and Miss
1lLLIEE vii is both ~ edmond. Va