The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-04
SYMPATHY FOR MALONE
n. r. HILL CAMP, G. -, ADOPTS AND
TELEGR4PHs RESOLUTIONS.
Sudden Death of n Travelling Salesman.
Tobacc, Killed by Frost in Bruins
wick-Y. VI. &. a. Notes.

PETERSBURG, VA, oct. "a. =. Hill
Camp OF Confederate Veterans held its
regular monthly meeting tonight ana
was addressed by Commander ", Gordon
McCabe. who in the course OF ms re-
marks spoke very feelingly Of the illness
OF General Malone and also OF his war
record.
At the close of Commander McCabe's
address the camp ordered the following
telegram to be sent at once to General
MahCne:
'"rhe men Of the a. =. Hill Camp. com
posed I'm large measure OF veterans or
your old brigade and old division. being
in session tonight, beg to tender you
their earnest prayers for your speedy
recovery"
The following reply to the Camps tele-
gram was received by Commander Nc
Cabo:
Please tender to \. p. Hill Camp my
thanks for their kind expression OF SYM
pathy. Mrs. o. Il. MAHONb.
Mr.. l.. A. Coulter, of Richmond, who
succeeds Mr.. H. o. Williams. as state
Secretary of the Young Mems Christian
Association, will conduct a meeting Tor
men at the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association on next Sunday
afternoon.
DR.. sr,nR's SERMONS.
Rev. ". G. Starr, D. d.. pastor or
Washington-Strcet VI. T.. church, has just
finished a series OF sermons on the sub
Near at Hand" Or. starr has been
requested 10 publish them. but he says
he has not the time to prepare them for
the press.
Mr.. Frank Baker. travelling salesman
fer }. G.. Gr!eb & Son. wholesale boot
and shoe dealers, OF Philadelphia, died
very suddenly at the Imperial Hotel, III
this city, this morning.
Nr. \. Il. Hatch. q widely known cil-
zen of Prince George. died at his home
Il
lingering Illness. The deceased was the
father OF Mr.. j. -. Hatch. the manager
of the Peter stump Brewing Company,
OF Richmond. and this city.
4 letter was received here this morn
ing from Mr.. 9. W. Howerton, of Red
oak district, Brunswick county, which
stated that one-third of the tobacco
crop In that section had been destroyed
by the recent heavy frost.
At a meeting OF Epworth League OF
Washingt0n-Street VI. T.. church, held
last night. the following officers were
elected: President. l.. W. Hu1gins First
NicePresident, w. NJ. Staine Second
Nice-P President. Walter stiles Third Vice
President. Miss Fannie Dyson; Secretary,
Wallace J. Cox
This Is the largest league in the Vir-
GINA conference. and has q member
ship of two hundred and twenty-five.
The upper part OF the front Of the
Young Mems Christian Association hall.
now in course of erection on Sycamore
street. VIII be finished this week.
GENITAL II splru.
The addition to the Central state Hos
pital is completed with the exception OF
putting on the locks and placing the
radiators. The locks arrived here to-
day and will be put on at once The
addition VIII have thirty cells and Will
cost $3.50.
o. next Sunday night week. Rev. n.
W. Battle, -. j.. pastor of the First Bap-
list church, VIII preach a special sermon.
Ills subject Will be. THE Law Of HOsp-
tally In the course of this sermon,
Dr. Battle VIII give some interesting
Information In reference 10 the General
Baptist Association OF Virginia. which
VIII convene IN the Fist church here
next month.
Or Battle has received am invitation
70 deliver lecture in norfolk. but he
has not yet decided whether or not he
Will accept it.
Grand Dictator Of the Knights Of Honor
Of Virginia W. j. Hubbard. of Bedford
city. PAID an Official visit 10 Peters burg
Lodge, No. ~. tonight
The Police Commissioners this after
noon suspended Police Onicer Vaughan
Tor ten days.
The city Central Democratic Com
mittcc tonight elected John b. Evans.
chairman of the Committee 10 succeed
George Mason. resigned
The Committee will publish a call for
ward meetings Monday night 10 elect
delegates 10 a city convention. TO be held
october 10Th. 10 nominate candidates tor
the Legislature.