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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24
rHE LAND or LOUDOUN.
Claims for the Congressional Nomina''o"
Divided Between Popular Men.

HUGHESVILLE, VA. Dec. 3.-Spe-
cial.-The Mutual Guarantee Building
and Loan Association, Of Richmond, va
have established branch in Leesburg.
Rev. f. S. Kinks, the new rector OF u.
James church, Leesburg, preached MS
first sermon there on Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. Thompson, formerly OF
Leesburg. but now of Amelia county, Is
visiting her Leesburg friends.
Captain W. T.. Garrett, Grand Chancel-
lor of the knights OF Pythias, OF VIZ
gina, has gone on an official visit TO the
lodges Of lower Virginia.
Mr.. Henry r. Watson, of Washington,
-. c., and Miss Eunice Everett, OF Ham
ilton, were married on Wednesday, as
were also Hr. Samuel Lewis, of Ham
ilton, and Miss Jennie Fritz, Of HIS
boro.
Mr.. Nat. Castleman died on Monday, at
his home near Leesburg, in the sixty
second year Of his age.
Mr.. Clarence Schooley and Miss Lizzie
Tiffany. both very young and both re-
siding near North Fork, created sensa-
ton in that staid community last week
by clipping to Washington, -. c., where
they were married.
Mrs. Susan +. Trussel wife Of NJ.
y. Trussel died on the 18th instant, IN
the sixty-oighth year Of her age.
A very successful revival has been IN
progress for some weeks at the NJ. H..
church. South, at Sterling. large
number have made a profession Of faitn,
and the church has been greatly strength
enod.
Mrs. Carries F. Steel and her daughter,
Miss Helen. are quite i'll at their home
in Sterling.
Captain William b. Lynch. editor OF
the Washingtonian. and president OF the
Ioudoun National Bank. was called 10
Frederick, Md, last week TO attend the
funeral Of his aged sister. Miss Theresa
Lynch. who died at tire home Of her
brother, Judge John A. Lynch, OF that
city.
Congressional candidates are becoming
quite thick even at this early date. In
the Eighth congressional district. Not
having furnished a congressional repre-
sentative for more than fifty years, the
people Of this county think Loudoun Is
entitled to the honor. but as two Of her
sons-Hon. John +. Ryan and Judge y
b. McCabe-are being actively urged p
the nomination by their respective friends.
the delegation from this county VIII
probably be divided in the convention.
and. OF course. will accomplish nothing
for their candidates.
Miss Emma simpson, OF IeNaS, is NlSlt-
ing Mr.. r. II. James, Of Hamilton.
Capt. Oscar Bradcn, who commanded
Company X. Sixth Virginia Cavalry, dur
ing the civil war; and IS now president OF
the Loudoun Mutual Fire Insurance
Company is very in at the home OF his
nephew. G. ". Braden.
Mr. Henry Carter. Of Upperville. while
hunting last week. fell backwards from
fence and so injured his spine as TO
prove fatal.
Mr.. Crosby Wilson died on Monday. or
Brights disease. al his home, near
WheaUand.
on Saturday last we were treated 10
the rare phenomenon of thunderstorm
i'm December. with the roaring wind
the torrents Of rain. the rolling thunder,
and the flashing lightning, IL was hard
TO realize that we were in midwinter.
Week before the last several OF our
farmers filed their ice-houses with ice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Dec. %
sneciaI-Mr Joseph II. Maupeon. OF
Rheatown. Tenn. and Miss Lucy +.
Threshley daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Threshley. OF Stafford county. were mar
ried to-day at the home of Mr.. r. r. Nc
Galley. Rev. DR.. r. $. Runaway ofiicia-
ting. The couple left at once for their
home In Tennessee.
The Chatham case. which has been In
litigation so long, has been finally set
tied. Mr.. ST. George X. Ftzhugh, counsel
for the owners. having received notice to-
day that the United States Supreme
refused TO review the case.
Active preparations are being made
here by all Of the churches for elaborate
Christmas celebrations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24
WESTERN LAND BJyERS
Examining Farms In the Neighborhood Of
williamsburg.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Dec. 23.--Spe-
cial.-The two land companies nave here
now a large number OF land buyers from
the Northwest, who are busy examining
the many farms offered for sale. Having
struck here in this mild season they
seem very favorably impressed with our
climate In mid-winter.
A very handsome marble statue was
yesterday placed in Old BrutOn church
yard, and bears the following inscrib-
ton.
Sacred
To the memory OF
Lady Christina Stuart.
Daughter of
John Stuart. sixth Earl OF
fraquier. and wife OF
Hon. Cyrus Griffin,
Born in Publeshire. Scot. l7Ji,
Died in Virginia 1907.
The new hospital building. at the asy-
lurn has been commenced by Contractor
Richardson. Of Hampton. This structure
when completed will be of great advan-
tagc TO the institution. and 1t will enjoy
the unique distinction of being the only
asylum IN the United States. save one.
TO have a separate hospital building for
the insane sick.
DR. Nash. of hospital medical staff,
VIII leave on Tuesday next for visit
10 his daughter, Mrs. Or. Paulus A. Iry-
ing. of Richmond.
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JENKINS GOES TO IAN.
The Defaulting Cashier at Suffolk Granted
Bail but Could Not give II.

SUFFOLK, VA, Dec. 23.-Special-
Charles w. jenkins, teller of the Farm
ers' Bank, of Nansemond. who is charged
with defaulting for slS.5OO, through his
attorney, Merritt Briggs waived an eX-
animation to-day before Mayor X. L.
Brewer, Jr. and was sent on to the
grand jury.
Counsel for the prisoner sued out
writ of habeas corpus before Judge kllby,
Of the County Court. and applied for bail.
The Commonwealth was represented by
Colonel Griffin, of Portsmouth, and Judge
Garnett, of Norfolk. represented the
Farmers Bank, of Nansemond.
Judge Kilby agreed to allow bail at
5000. but Mr.. Jenkins was unable TO give
same and went TO jail.
lie has previously been confined 10 his
own residence under custody OF paid
guard.
The three allegations which defendant
will have To answer are false entries
in the cash accounts With intent to de-
fraut false entries In bills receivable
accounts with intent 10 defraud feloni-
ously taking. stealing. and carrying away
$1,000 in United States currency
This latter amount was taken within
the last eight months, since being teller.
Before then he was Keeper OF billS re-
ceivablc. His salary was about Sl,JOQ
per year. and lbs regulation averaged
more than $1,000 ye"rly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24
An yLEGANr CHURCH EDIFTCE.
IT. PauI's In Lynchburg Opened with Inn
pressive Ceremonies.

IYNCHRURG, VA, Dec. 23.-The mag
niiccnt new st. Pauls Episcopal chuIch
at the corner Of Seventh and Clay streets
VAS occupied by the congregation for
the first time yesterday. and the occasion
was one of deep interest, not only 10 the
congregation. but the whole community.
The choir recently rcorganized by MI
Hartley Turner. appeared Tor the hlst
time in surplices. and the music was pro-
nounced the grandest ever heard IN
church in this city.
The rector, Rev. r. NJ. Carson. was as
sisted in the services by Rev. John Lloyd
d. d.. Of Grace Memorial. Rev. Or. Lacey
OF Bedford. and Rev. Mr. Gray OF Am
herst.
The church was crowded. and many
were unable to secure even standing room.
Rev. Mir. Carson's discourse was based
on the second chapter. ninth verse. or the
book Of Haggai: THE glory OF TINS lat
ter home shall be greater than the for-
mer saith the Lord of Hosts. and in this
place ] viii give peace, saith the Lord OF
Hosts"
The presence Of the Lord Jesus CHRIST
I'm The latter home was the minister IN
terpretation OF the text. and he argued
that the Lord delighted in His home beng
elegant and attractive. lie referred TO the
struggles OF the congregation 10 secure
this new home. and said doubtless an
answer TO reports that the services would
not be changed.
In the afternoon. Captain Charles NJ.
Rlackford made an address on the his
tory of the church. and at night, an able
sermon was delivered by Rev. DR.. Lacey.
The funeral services OF the late warren
Peters, the young man who was burned
to death near Forest. took place at .
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the home
of his brother-in-law. DR.. Frank Lee, on
Fillmore street and were largely attended.
The services were conducted - Rev.
John Lloyd, -. D., rector of Craze Memo
rial, and Rev. a. Coke Smith. d. d., pas
tor Of Court-Street church, and were OF
a most touching character. The inter
mcnt was at Spring Hin Cemetery. and
the mound above the grave VAS covered
with beautiful floral tributes.
The pall-bearers were Messrs T. J.
Read. u. Klye Harris. and f. II. Talbot,
Jr. Of Bedford and J. w. Shaner, c. II.
Sackett and NOlney +. Howard, Of this
city.
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WELDON. y. G, Dec. 23.--Special-
Coroner Gary was Friday summoned
to Ringwood TO hold on inquest over the
body Of Augustus Lands (colored). who
WAS murdered by Weldon Jones. some
times called Williams. another cOloied
man. The two men had dispute while
AT work digging pit one called the
other a liar and Lands was struck on
the mead with shovel. breaking the
skull. and killing him. The murdered
then escaped
News reached here to-day Of the
death of Mrs Charles McGivisan' at
Enfield this morning. She was
daughter Of Dr.. j. Il. Bellamy' OK tnat
Mace. and was greatly beloved. Tier
death was almost sudden, and was a
great shock to a large circle of rela-
tives and friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richnond's 'i'i'
xensand Other Matters.

Miss Nellie Parker is the guest OF MIS-.
Samuel G. Brent Of Alexandria.
Colonel John $. Cunningham. of Sqrtn
Carolina. is I'M the city visiting frlehuS'
Miss NJ. Bette Robertson. who mas peeh
indisposed for the last few days II 0o'-
yalescing
Mr. Minetree Folkes Is in Atlanta on
legal business. and while there VIII
tend the Exposition.
Miss Emma v shepherd. who mas
been visiting friends IN Washington IT,
turned home yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Cooley, OF Knoxville itnn,'
il spending the holidays with her anh'
Mrs. j. ". Rawley III SCUM Inn"
street
Mr. Evan r. Chesterinan, prlNate -,
Rotary 10 the Governor, who Tor the las !
two wears has been diligently Drosccul-
ing the study of law. went before Judges
b. r. Wexford and -. \. Hancock saul
dav and after a rigid eNainination ~
them. was qualified 10 practice Jaw "'
the courts of Virginia
The Everett Waddcy Company an
nounce the publication this week OF Il
new book from the pen OF Mrs. IhonSs
A. Rosscr. entitled. The Househeepei
and Mothers Manual Inc E'Yui' '
covered hy the volume Is wide ana ay-
vance sheets of the book Indicate MOiN
of very lish order OF merit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24
Urnrlco County News

The County Court adjourned yesterday
for the term
4 camp of about twenty sypsies of the
Okaloola tribe, under Prince Matador,
have encamped i'm Varina district, about
mile below the city
Constable b. H. FERGUSON, Of Henrico,
Yesterday arrested Joe Clark on charges
Of burning the property Of J. Mckinley
and trespassing on the premises Of c. T..
Woodruff He was sent on 10 the grand
jury I'm the first case and fined SO In the
later.
Joseph Clarke. Dump Whitman, b..
Gathright and Governor Gathright were
before Justices Lewis and Pierce az the
County Court yesterday, charged with
unlawful hunting on the land of Mr.. w.
Mckenzie and setting fire TO grass ON the
same.
Clarke was also charged with threaten
ing the life OF Mr.. Mckenzie, on which
charge he was made 10 pay costs lie
and Whitman We're fined 50 each Tor
hunting. while the other TWO were dis
charged ON the charge Of burning,
Clarke, was sent to the grand jury.
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An Interesting Case in Nelson.

LIVINGSTON. VA. Dec. Especial. 49,
Great interest is being manifested her,
IN the case Of the Commonwealth against
A. Loving. set for trial i'm the County
Court tomorrow. Loving is charged with
shooting John Miller and many promi-
nent and influential friends OF the former
IN this section are anxious TO see him
are many.
Indications point TO an exciting legal
battle, in which Senator John W. Daniel
and Coleman & Caskie, of Lynchburg. an
expected 10 appear for the defence, while
b. T. Gordon, Commonwealth attorney
Of Nelson, and John Garland Pollard OF
Pollard Il Ryland. Richmond. Va, who
have been employed by the friends OF
Mr.. Miller. in that city. will represent the
Commonwealth
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pArrIGU y c. Dec. 23.-An execu-
i've reward was offered to-day for James
PAYNE. whose crime was about one or
Inc worst murders ever committed IN
North Carolina.
lie was In love with the daughter oi
NJ sarah Anderson in Madison coun-
~. but as his character is extr- nelly bad
had been told he could not visit nor rouse.
lie did 20. however. At a time Wnrh
r,otber and some little children. Though
refused entrance he got lnio the roo .
wnere Mrs. Anderson lay with an infant
beside her He refused 10 leave, ana ihe
woman struck him with a shovel tte
drew a pistol and shot her IN the baSh.
Tho pistol vs. held o cl 'se 4 st hfe
IN her clothing The bullet passed
through her heart. Payne has fled INTO
Tennessee
Mrs. Anderson was fifty years OF age
and leaves over a dozen children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24
4 Singular and Violent Death

LURAY, VA. Dec. -Special-Robert
H., the fourteen-year-old son of Mr.
r. T. Files, living one mile east Of this
place, met with violent death this
evening.
Robert was riding a colt 10 water, when
il became frightened. and in running
away ran over a COW, throwing the boy
and then fell on him
A physician was summoned but life
was extinct before his arrival. Mr. Files
deals largely in stock ard is the breeder
OF fine horses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24
carr CHfRfIS.
Two Marriages and Two Deaths the Re-
cord for the Week.

CAPE CHARLES. VA, Dec 23.-Spc-
clal.-Mrs. Albert 5. Downes, who has
been IN with consumption for several
months. died last Monday at her resi-
dence in this city. She was the daughter
Of Mir. J. b. Williams. Of this county.
and was married about fourteen months
ago.
Mr.. William \. Ames OF this city. and
Miss Lille y. Honey, OF Pocomoke, were
married In the Baptist church al POGO
moke last Wednesday.
Mr. William j. Gladstone. Of this city,
and Miss Mamie Winder. OF Church
Neck. Va, were married last Wednesday.
Mr.. Philip b. Tankard. Sr.. aged sew
entt-four years. and Mrs Emory Holt.
aged seventy years. both OF FraniItown,
Va. were married few days ago
Mr. Alfred Savage. OF Richmond. Va.
IS visiting his parents in this city
Mrs Belote. near Capeville. Va. this
county. died very suddenly one day last
week
Mr. A G.. Monohan, train master Of
the New York, philadelphia and Norfolk
abroad eft last night for Chicago
III. where his brother is very sick
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gone to Richmond 10 spend the holidays
with friends. Farmers in our CON-
rnunity are backward in housing the
abundant crop OF corn. II can be bought
for thirty cents bushel. and was never
so cheap In this section before. wheat
Is looking moderately wei. The large
apple crop OF cur section has been mar
keted. and the account OF sales have
brought Joy and gladness TO many OF our
farmers.
The excessive and protracted drought
Is without a parallel Streams are so
low that the mills are idle for want OF
water. Pork is plentiful and cheap, ana
hog and hominy are some OF the dell
cacics of the season.
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AUGUSTA. CA. Dec. Civilian Car
SON. an employe OF the Augusta Telephone
Company. was instantly killed this morn
ing hy "a shock from telephone wire.
M was az work ON tho Bon Air Hotel
and while handling tine telephone wire
IL became crossed with an clectric-lisht
wire. land De was killed before assistance
could hc rendered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24
THE TOWN or hEIsyfLLE.
A Growing Place With "a Good Tobacco
Market-Death of "A Young Lady.

KEYSvILLE. VA. Dec. H.-Special.-A
telegram was received few days ago
announcing the sudden death OF Miss
Jessie. the daughter OF Mr. X. +. Ander-
son. who lives near this place. IN Nash
vile, Tenn. where she has been living for
the past four years Her remains We're
brought here yesterday accompanied by
pr. Speer, and buried at her old home.
Keysville IL growing rapidly. and fine
tobacco market has just opened. with
good lot OF buyers. Several new buildings
are going up. business is improving. and
We hope for q prosperous new year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24
Christmas Entertainment.

The Sunday school of ST. James Metho-
dist church will have its Christmas en-
tertainment on Thursday night next
commencing at o'clock. Quite an at
tractve programme has been nroNlneu,
Santa Clause will dispense packages OF
candies and nuts 10 each member OF the
school The parents and friends OF TIE
scholars are invited 20 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24

The Times report Of Mr.. surette's lee
ture ON Beethoven. given last FRIDAY
evening az the Y. NJ. G. A. Han omit
ted 20 mention the solo by Professor + il.
G.. Hahr. the "Appassionata." Sonata Up.
81. the excellent Interpretation OF "hich
left nothing 20 be desired. The thanks
of the Wednesday club are due Profess
sor Hair for his kindness IN assisting
Inn the Illustrations OF the lecture, and
The Times is glad 10 have the oppor-
funitv Tor making this acknowledg-
mDVt
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Mr. Irwin Neisiger and Colonel Archi-
bald " Archer. of the Exchange Hotel
who went TO Westover yesterday on l.e
steamer Pocahontas 10 see Major a.
Drewry. where he has been dangerously
800. say that they found MN muSn A.,
Tor than ne has been for several days,
and that there are now hopes OF his re-
non.rr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24

Mr.. Thomas NJ. Landers. who was re-
Gently elected i'm joint session OF the
two branches of the city Council 10 the
position of inspector OF plumbing, APP
psared before city Clerk Il. T. August
and qualified for the new Office lie gave
a bond OF $500 for the fuhlment OF his
duties. with Mr.. Z. NJ. Roscher as
surety.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24
THE CCWNOCh DTsfsTER.
The Explosion Was From fire Damp and
Not From Dynamite.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Dec. 23.-Harry Fink
and Ed. Swinert. miners in the coal
mines at CumnOck. We're here to-day, on
their way home to Pennsylvania, win
the bodies Of Coyey and Mccoy, TWO
Pennsylvanians killed by the explosion.
They say search FOR more dead ceased
this morning. as IL is now positlyeiy
known that only thirty-nine were Killed
and that all the bodies have been FOUND
II is now positively known that the
evnlosion was due to fire-damp, as the
dynamite did not explode but has been
found intact.
The superintendent says that If IT had
exploded. not man in the mine would
have escaped death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24

SANDY HOOK, VA, Dec Especial
Perkins Baptist church. Goochland
county was density packed on yesterday
afternoon at o'clock, with friends OF
the couple to witness the marriage of MIR.
Joseph NJ. Jennings and Miss Annie Z.
Farrow.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
H. D. Raglapd.
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The Gospel Wagon was out Sunday at-
ternoon and services were held az rwen-
ty-third and Main. and seventeenth ana
Marshall streets. with large attendance
and good effect.
Rev. q +. williams and Mr.. Emmett
Throckmorton conducted services on DOCK
street I'm the morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24
x.,so, FANNY Notes.

GREENFIELD. VA. Dec 2S-speciai-
,rhsre IL some talk OF tournament 10
,,s held in the neighborhood as WEI,
as several entertainments 10 De given
by the young ladies and gentlemen ou''
ing the HOLIDAYS. mn, vine.
Miss Sophie Baisr. Of Castle hni VIZ, asss
xsrds. sad Miss Roberta AAu@ Jaw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24
Pardon Granfeh.

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday granted
pardon 10 William Graves (coloredl VINO
I'm June. 1885, was sentenced In the Pittsyl-
vania County Court TO two years impr's-
onment in the penitentiary for mouse
breaking The Governor commute' the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24
The Death Rate.

The number Of deaths in Richmond lor
the week ending December Il. lS9'. was
White .. calored. - Annual rate OF
mortality for 1000. White, SIS, c9ioISu,
n "a total. II. ~. The number OF deaths
Tor 10 week ending December -, 1871
was. White. II. colored. T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24

The Council Committee on Finance held
its regular meeting In the Office OF the
civ Auditor yesterday afternoon at .
o'clock. and transacted the usual amount
Of routine business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24
OBITUARY..
W. q. VII TLocK.

Mr.. W. G.. Whitlock died very suddenly
a his home, No. 1o3 north Iwenty-nr
street. Sunday shortly before ii O'CLOCK
Mr.. Whitlock had been IN iil-hoalth LOT
several weeks. but had not at any time
been confined 10 his bed.
Sunday morning he went out for a
short stroll before breakfast. and spoke
of feeling slightly better than usuai &.
After breakfast he said that nc did
not feel quite so well, and about II
o'clock he was suddenly taken worse ana
in a short time breatned his last. lie
leaves six children 10 mourn their loss
The remains were taken to Henrlco' near
willis church, yesterday morning py
detail Of George r.. Pickett camp =.
v. and Richmond Lodge, NO. -l', IA
of II. Mr.. Whitlock was a gallant
soldier and was wounded three times.
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THOMAS wALTFr.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Dec. %
Special-Colonel Thomas Walter. OF star
ford. died to-day at his home AFTER a
protracted illness. aged about sixty years.
colonel Walter was one OF the pest
known men in this section. lie seiNeu
throughout the war and was commander
OF the Ninth Virginia Cavalry. lie was
for a number OF years treasurer OF Stat
ford county. and had many friends and
connections.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24
JANIS A. IUBASK.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Dec. %
Special.- Major James A Eubank, OF
Gray's Point. on the Rappahannock river
died Saturday; aged eghty-four years
He was ii prominent citizen and leaves
many relatives.
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w. caIswrLL pAnRrTT.

LOUISA, VA. Dec. 23.-Special.-W
Chiswell Barrett, one OF the most re-
spected citizens OF this county, died al
his home near here last night In ms
eghtieth year. Until recently, he had
been in robust health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24
JULIE RECAMlER.
The Original of This Picture Retained
Her Exquisite Complex ion Through
the Use OF Kecamier Cream Until
Her Death at Eighty.

No woman can be beautiful or even
CLEANLN in appearance whose face ~
marret by pmples hlackheads. blotchcs.
frecklea or other imperfectlons.
These are the ONLY skin remedies IN
dorscd by physicians.
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A Child Scalded TO Death,

LYNCHBURG. VA. DEG. 2S.-special.--
Theresa. the four-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. William Brown, fell into painful OF
hot water this afternoon. and was 70
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24

badly burned that she died later. -.
The mother had been cooking turkey;
and poured the water in "A dish-pan, ana
the Children. In playing around II un,
noticed by the mother. the little one TEL
In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-24

Mr.. Charles H. Hawley, one OF Rich
mond's oldest and most highly esteemed
citizens. Is very sick at his residence,
50o north Sixth street.