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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-05-02

Robert McQuillan arrived in
Aetchum Wednesday from Gibbons.
vile where he has been mining
slnce last spring. Mr.. McQuillan
says there is population of about
i've hundred people in the town,
three large stores, a public school,
one newspaper Office and the usual
number Of saloons. The American
Development Company is operating
agold mine which gives employ
nent to nearly 100 men and turns
out 100 tons of sulphurets daily.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-05-02
CHAP. I,

Hark! List to the cooling notes Of Love!
The love of man for woman,
The love Of woman for man:
It's this that makes Ill mankind kin.
-OLD LY1E-lC
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-05-02

Kate Barry returned on Mon
h ~ train from a visit to Doniphan.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-05-02

All kinds of mining work, ore cars, etc.
done to order, and satisfaction given.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
THE UNTJERSTTY STUDENTS.
Competition aud Ambition To Get on the
Seasons Team.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Feb. H.
Special Everything Is moving on nicely
about the University. the boys are down
10 hard study. and the prospects for a
successful session never was more favor
able. notwithstanding an great incon-
Nenience caused by tho recent cOnfagra-
ton.
Prospects are good for a live base ball
team this session. There are now about
thirty applicants. all Of which are good
material. The list Will 20 up on Monday
The boys have been in almost daily prac-
ticc for two months. and the prospects
are that the University of Virginia will
lie able To boast OF "A crack team" this
session.
The meeting OF the Daughters Of the
Confederacy. which was held al the Uni
versity. was one Of interest. Twelve
chapters were represented. Much busi-
ness was before the meeting. over which
Mrs. Professor y. X. Davis presided.
The main object of the meeting was
10 form the Grand Division Of Virginia.
and elect officers. Mrs. j NJ. Garnett
OF the University, was elected president
Mrs. j. T.. y. Stuart first vice-prcsident
Mrs. y. V. Randolph. of Richmond. sec
ond vice-president. and Mrs. helms. of
Norfolk. third vice-presdent. Mrs. Meade
OF Petersburg. inspector. Mrs. DcEstil
of Lexington, treasurer; and Mrs. Turn
bullxief Newport News recording secre-
tarH.S. drs. n. X. Davis. of the Universe
~. corresponding secretary, and Mrs. NJ.
l.. Smith chaplain.
The organization adjourned to meet I'm
Richmond I'm May. the day before the un-
yelling Of the Jefferson Davis monument.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
Collie Blake.

LOCUST HILL. VA. Feb. 15-Spcclal
The social monOtOny which has prevailed
In this neiGhborhOod since the festivities
OF Christmas passed was broken Wednes-
day by the marriage of Miss The odosia
T. Blake and Mr. i. Quincy Collie.
Rev. James H. Barnes OBLIGATED. The
church was handsomely decorated with
evergreens by tho young lady friends of
the bride.
At 415 the bridal party entered the
church to the strains OF Wedding Bells
march. rendered by Miss Eva Bennett.
Preceded by the ushers. Mcssrs. Charles
i. Hopkins. WOOdie Bristow. Morgan
MAYO. Munroe Walker Russell Blake.
Robert Mayo. the bride. leaning on the
arm of Mr. j Edward Collie. marched
up one aisle. and the groom. attended by
Miss Ida Bel Blake. marched up the
opposite aisle, meeting al the altar. The
bride carried Gala lilies.
After the ceremony the bridal party and
many friends repaired TO the home of
Mr. Berllcy $. Blake. the father OF the
bride where a reception was held and a
superb repast served.
Mr. Blake is a prominent oyster planter
and shipper The bride IS one of the most
gentle and amiahle young ladies in the
county. much loved by all who know
her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
Blackstone Chips.

BLACKSTONE. VA. Feb 15.-SDecial.
Receipts on our tobacco market We're
smaller this week than for some time.
and would seem TO indicate shorter
crop than was estimated.
Prices were satisfactory 10 the planters
and warehouscmen.
The committee Of citizens advocating
high license. or virtual prohibition here.
composed Of Messrs. Tom billiard, George
Adams and Rev. G. X. Kuyk, appeared
before committee of the Legislature
Thursday and asked for the necessary
change in our charter
II Is almost certain to pass. as the
petition was signed by nearly all our
prominent citizens.
Tho wi1W inter concert at the Female
Institrte. on Monday night. was a sue
cess in every way. Hereafter entertain
incnts Of like nature viii be given at
REGULAR Intervals
The first public defamation of Hore
Academy will be held on WASHINGTON :
birthday, when six Of them viii sneak Ia
the academy chapel They will he as
sisted by the Glee club OF the inntitu-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
CONNfTIEE J-TSTT THE ,. Nj.
Inspection. salute, and Dinner In the
Mess Hall.

LEXINGTON. VA. Feb. Especial
The Legislative Committee on Schools
and Colleges made their regular biennial
visit 10 the Virginia Military Institute
to-day The party arrived here last night
over the Baltimore and Ohio i'm special
Pullman. and consisted of the following
gentlemen.
Or. b. l.. Winston chairman. J. Z.
Booker. Z. W Smith S. ) Thomas. y.
-. Batten. Howard Hathaway, DR..
Franklin Pierce. G. II. Harrison, c. c.
Taliaferro. 6. G. Bland. Pegram Boynton,
and General Charles J. Anderson, Adju-
tant-General % the State.
The committee arrived at the institute
at 10 o'clock this morning. and a Cover
nor's salute was fired in their honor.
The committee was then introduced to
General Ship, superintendent Colonel
Price. Commanlant and the military and
academic STAFF in tho library, after which
there was review Of the corps of cadets
by the committee and military staff. fol-
lowed by inspection of barracks and the
various departments and visit TO the
section rooms, where recitations were
heard.
The committee was then driven 70
Washington and Lee University, where
they were met by Judge William Nc
I.aughlin rector OF the University; Hon
j. II. Tucker dean of the law school,
and other professors and shown the Lee
recumbent figure and other points Of in
terest The grave OF Stonewall Jackson
was next visited. The party then return
cd 10 the mess-hall, where an elegant din
ner was served in the officers quarters.
Hon. j. Il. Tucker took dinner with the
committee. General Ship. superintend-
ent: Colonel Price cOmmandant; Adju-
tant Walker. and Colonel Letcher. chair
man Of the Board OF Visitors, did the
honors. assisted by Major Houston, quar-
tcrmaster. and Colonel Poague, treasurer.
Tonight Colonel Letcher entertained
the committee at his home. The party
leaves here for Richmond In the morning
over the Chesapeake and Ohio via Lynch
burg.
The committee seemed well pleased with
what they saw at the Virginia Military
institute. and the friends Of the institute
hope that they can see their way clear TO
priation 10 complete the Jackson memo
rial hall. now a little over two-thirds
completed
The story printed in some of the north
ern papers az to the banquet given the
Fire Department here last Tuesday night
By the colored people. I'm which IT is
stated thai the whites and colored peo-
pie mingled on a plane OF equality, Is a
doctored story No such thing took place
here. There was a banquet rendered the
firemen by the colored people. but ii was
without the other feature. The story as
published in The Times was the correct
one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
PERSONALAND GENERfL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Clti-
zsnsand other Matters.


The Pleasant W. G. T. W. will meet
every Monday at III Grove avenue.
Mr.. Allen G. Collins has returned home
after visiting several cities IN California.
Mr. X. +. Holt has returned from the
y. NJ. c. 4. Convention, at Portsmouth
Mr.. w. W. Myers. who had a serious
oneration performed at the Old Dominion
Hospital a few days ago, is convalescing.
Mr.. TAYLOR Washington, a committee
clerk of The Senate. was taken suddenly
i'm Friday night. He is being attended by
Or. Bosher.
Judge Charles =. Latham has been ap-
pointed Virginia CORE spondcnt OF me
New York Tribune. with headquarters III
Richmond
\ special meeting Of tho local council,
of the brotherhood of ST Andrew Will
he held in the lecture-room Of St James
church tomorrow evening al o'clock.
The members OF Richmond Lodge Of
Masons. No. TO- are requested 10 assem-
BILE at the Masonic Temple tomorrow
Monday) morning al 10 o'clock 10 pay
the last sad tribute or respect 10 thelf
deceased brother. John NOffett. Members
of other lodges are requested 10 attend
Mrs. John II Powell, with her daugh-
tiers. Mrs. BrOckenbrough and Mrs WI,
Nams and the Misses Lee Darlington ana
Evans, will be at home 10 their friends
Monday afternoon from until I cioch
at east Grace street.
Colonel 10. Lane Stern, Assistant In
spector-G eneral, has gone 10 Charlotte
county to muster into service new cav
airy troop. which has just been formed
there This troop will bring the First
Regiment up 10 its full quota of troops,
and an election of Northumberland will
doubtless be ordered within the next
thirty days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
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Mrs. Mary Jane Whitman, a. John
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Munyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom
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Munyon's Remedies at all druggists
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Personal letters 10 Professor Munyon.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
CONFEDERATE MUSEUM.
NUMBER or INTERESTING RELf'S
HAyE ALREADY BEEN Donated.
The Museum 4. EeIng Rapidly Prepared
for Opening on the 22d-Larre
Crowds Visiting II.

The White House Of the Confeieracy.
which has been thoroughly renoNaeeu az.
arranged for a museum, VIII DC ioriid.'s
opened on the 22d of this month Al
ready a number or relics nave nee' ~
mated. Five OF the chandeliers USED aNI-
ing Mr.. Davis's occupancy nave u'en
given TO the ladies, and undoubtedly 'h.ie
are many articles throughout me Guy
which will be given 10 be replaced IN TINS
building when it is seen 10 be READY 10
receive chem.
contributions FROM GEORGIA.
4 very large and handsome pair or
opera-glasses. which were used a. heio-
glasses by Colonel Joseph +. Warins'
OF Savannah. Ca, a member OF the Jen'
Davis Legion, has been presented 10
the Confederate Museum by his VIE $
mother, Mrs Sarah T.. Early, OF Madl-
son Courthouse These were leit VITA
Mrs. G. W Bagby by Mr. q. J.. Tayloi'
dputy clerk OF Madison county, on MS
recent visit to the city. without IN
structions ass 20 where they should be-
placed. They will, Of course, be turned
over to the Georgia vice-rogent Mrs.
j. Prosser Harrison. The Georgia Room
bids fair 10 hold the most valuable coll
lection Of relics I'm the museum. and she
may well feel a pride IN her gallant sons
and faithful daughters. The room as
signed 20 Georgia Is one Of the most beau
tiiul In the building. and Will show 10
advantage the memorials placed there.
Strangers who visit Richmond with in
terest and curiosity as 10 the Conefede-
racy, Its capital. its people. customs.
soldiers. its whole history. viii have be-
fore them in the museum the true record.
that which viii give the honor due to
each state
MANY VISITORS.
The visitors 10 "the White House n
the Confederacy," even while yet its
rooms have been bare and dsfgured by
time, use. and neglect. have been very
numerous. Now that II Is being prepared
for the opening. on the POD instant. it's
doors have had 10 be CLOSED 10 insure
security against depredatiOns Not a dav
passes without visitors. IN carriages and
on foot and IL IS pity a register has
not been placed there TO receive the
mans.
rms museum, when completed. will 10
one or the most interesting places in Tho
SCUM, both from the fact that b. has its
nome Ia the building so long occupied by
the President Of the Confederacy. and tho
relics 10 he seen there Will embrace a
cohectlon which can nowhere else be
found.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
Gary.

CHARLES CITY c. H., VA. Feb 10.
Special.-At the chapel VI. T. church.
on the 10Th instant Miss Irene Gary and
Mr. Robert Penny were united IN ,,ar
rage by Rev. W. r.. Bullard. Miss
FRANCES Gary. sister OF the bride. was
maid Of honor: Mr. Edward Penny.
brother OF the groom. best man; Mss
Bette Penny and X. i. Wilcox. at
PENDANTS.
The bride was dressed IN old rose.
trimmed with green. and looked very
sweet and lovely
One OF the most brilliant entertain
mcnts OF the season was given by our
popular clerk and his deputy 10 their
numerous friends AZ this place last night,
and a galaxy OF Charles City beauties
Traced the occasion. The music was fur
nished by our local musicians. The menu
was excellent and plentiful. Floor man
sger, MIR, r.. IL. Milford. Chaperons-
Mrs. @. r. Hubbard. w. J. Bradley. and
]. r. Nance. The light fantastic toe was
tripped until the wee small hours OF the
X. 8. waddill. formerly of this county.
but now OF Norfolk, was warmly well
Iomed by his old friends and seouaint-
UWs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
rHD AUDfroRIrM COMMUNE.
They VIII Visit the Common Council
Again on Tuesday Night.

a meeting Of the executive committee
i'm charge Of arrangements for tho re-
union OF Confederate veterans next June,
was held last night at the Mechanics
Institute. with the following present
General pcvtOn Wise chairman. Colonel
John Murphy. Judge George l.. Christian
General =. a. Brandcr. Mr.. J. Taylor
E.lyson. Commander X. NJ Northen. OF
Pickett Camp, and Colonel Thomas FL
lett.
No decisive action was taken 10y the
committee but general discussion was
INDUCED in. with a view 10 arranging
for a presentation of their plans 10 the
Council. which will hold a special session
on the Appropriation asked for. 10 will
be- remembered ''1t at the last meeting
OF the Council the committee asked Tor
am approximation OF SiOHp toward enter
tanning the visiting veterans, and $1,000
10 build au auditorium 300 Viii ID they
might meet while here. The $1,000 was
readily granted, but tho $1,000 was re-
fused. The Council. however reconsider
Cd its refusal. and tho matter was laid
upon the table.
Ia an interview with eGncraI PeytOn
Wise. chairman of the committee, That
gentleman stated that IL was solely on
account of the representations Of the City
Council that the veterans We're invited 20
hold their reunion here. and that an con-
cerncd were led TO believe that the nocos-
sary funds would be Forthcoming. Cen
eral Wise was by no means sanguine as
10 the raising of the necessary money FOR
the building without aid Of the Coun-
ell. lie said that he believed that body
would make the appropriation next Tues
gqV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
THE TOWN OF ASHLAND.
SIZE WANTS EMANCIPATION FROM
COUNTY TAXATION.
cs.s xvtchtmap TO Iecture-A Commute"
Appointed on Good Roads i'''''
TO he Tried.

.s,,r ,<n GA Feb. 15.-Spec'a''-
while the Legislature IS ensaso'
changing OF the charter OF Ash'""''
tive 10 the raising Of funus LOT '"o
q, OF the public schools, that 'o'S W.
svod IN n few DAYS TO 20 a step i"'
Their and repeal the clause ~ the o""' W
which requires the town 10 pay hl'o ~
comfy treasury one-h"p Oh '"' ~, -,
levy. Last year the sum ."uS 70 40,
W.. .,,,,.I 20 SN,>. which. 81 allowed TO stay
a. Tho town treasury, would go io'p
-. a., s,i,fnr the frcc-schOOl propleh'-
HowIin.s Green and many other towns
smaller thau Ashland are exempted ii""'
nayins any part Of the county ieNy' "lu
,vhv Ashland should be required 10 pv".
This hurdei. has long remained "yS''''
TO the taxpayers here.
BIOLOGICAL LECTURE.
DR.. 4. &. Wightman. Of Kandolph-M Ma
con College. will give the thiru popu.a'
lecture Of the college course Al 'l' '''" ,l,t1
on Thursday evening, February Gun
.uhtact IS biology. which will be iuiiy
,,Ins,rot1d hv Inc use of microscopes Re
sides being a fluent speaker. br. lb"'
man IS a thorough biologist. ana lhos'
vino attend the lecture may expect 10 ne
highly entertained.
Wincra Council. Jr. o. l. y. NJ gave
an ENJOYABLE entertainment last even
Ing. Among other pleasant features OF
tho occasion was the voting 20 MISS idlHie
Trcvillian daughter OF Nj. T. y. IRE
william. "a beautiful bouquet, for beins
the pre-. syoung lady IN attendance
GOOp-ROADS CONVENTION.
Sude, s. G.. Redd. in accordance WIN Il
resolution passed by the gcoo-roads meet
ing at last Hanover Court, has appointed
tn. following gentlemen committee 10
consider and suggest to The General AS
sar.bly such legislation on the subject or
good roads "a will meet with the appro-
val OF the taxpayers of the county
Messis George Il. liaw. J NJ. Rufln, X.
L.: Horne J. NJ. Duval. liI Carter, W.
= Shelter ". b. Nolard John Page,
AMI c. II oliver.
Thu committee VIII rCTcrt 20 a good
roads meeting. e. I've held at Hanover
courthouse. county court-day Wednesday
February 18th.
TIE TRIAL Of Eugene Tiilcr for the al
legged betrayal Of Miss Ardclle Taylor
" II come up at the Icl ruary term OF IN"
County Court ~ : j boswell and
Mater 4. s Nounont viii represent the
q" 'endant. and 5lr. I'M Garter the plain
t.ff
Mrs. I;osl Mlsscn Clcd AT her residence
here at : 90 L c."Ck the afternoon. after
long illness. she waa the widow OF
the late John MIss.l. II Richmond. AMI
was well know there. her funeral VIII
take place hers at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16

Mr.. Leo Wheat played last Thursday
night In Washington 20 the United States
veterans az the Soldiers Home, hy Zee
quest OF General ID. s. Stanley, the gov
ernor of that national institution and 1t
appears from the Washington papers that
IL was a regular lOve-feast, I'm that Mr..
Wheats Interpretation of popular airs.
national med.eys. and southern dialect
songs and recitatiOns completely won the
hearts of the old United States veterans,
and after a social reception and more
beautiful music an the house OF the gov
ernor of the Soldiers Home General
Stanley. ne returned 10 Richmond yes
teriay TO dedicate the new organ al St
James church to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16

Mr. Peter Stumpf. president OF the
Home Brewery. in this city. Is in receipt
OF letter from the depot Of the Bar
thol0may Brewing Company. at Roches-
ter. Is. Y, located in Baltimore, Md,
which contains the following
we were called upon by ID Mr. u. !.
Baker. representing himself as soliciting
contributions for The University of Nir-
glnia. which, he claims. was recently
destroyed by fire.
1.-THE contributions are in the shape of
souvenir certificates in printed form. and
10 Doe transmitted through 4. Blair, SUBJ
treasurer for the University fund We
have am idea that this may not Boo as
represented. and If not too much trouble.
we would Doe pleased TO have you inyesti-
gate IL and write as accordingly"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16

BARKER.-Died. Friday. at Island Ford.
Rockingham county va, az $40 \. VI
HENRY BARKER. IN the seyenty-fourth
yenr Of his age.
Funeral will take place ntm the resi-
dence OF SIR. j. G.. TignOr 200 east Broad
street. TO-DAY Sunday at 3 o'clock.
Friends and acquainiances OF deceased
and Ar. j. c. Tignor invited t. attend.
NIrSSDN. Died. al her residence in
Ashland. Va. at 2.3p T. NJ, February -.
1896. Mrs ROSA MUSSEN, relict or The
late John Mussen. OF Richmond Va
Funeral in Ashland. Va, SiNDA Y
AFTERNOON at 3.iu o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16

Rev. W. c. Starr. d. D., will preach
a special sermon 10 the Junior order
United American Mechanics of this city
IN honor Of the 22d of February wash
ingtOns birthday, Oh next Sunday morn
ing az Br0ad-Slreet NJ. T.. church at ii
o'clock. The order will assemble at FL
let's HAL. corner Fifth and Marshall. al
10 o'clock. and go thence in a boa "a
the church. accompanied by the several
councils OF the Daughters of Liberty
Tie public Is cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
Atfeu,ptcd Suicide

Last night at 1890 o'clock the ambulance
was called 20 Nineteenth and Main streets
10 q white man named j. r. Robinson.
who had taken laudanum with suicidal in
tent He was taken 10 the aimshouse
and the indications were carly this morn
ing that he would recover
Robinson is timer by trade. and lives
at 25lJ east Broad street. lie seems 10 be
determined 90 terminate his existence. as
ON the oath of last month he made Il simi-
lar attempt, and was with difficulty resus-
citdtci.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
Lrap-Eear Party.

4 very enjoyable leap-year party was
given al Mr. i. a. Crowns. COZ south
First street. Thursday night ParlOr
games were kept NJ until a late hour.
Then 4 sumptuOus repast was served.
The party dispersed. after spending a
very delightful evening.
Nessrs. Norman Napier and John Della
ney entertained the guests by sing a
beautiful duet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16

PROVIDENCE. n. l., Feb. 15.-Senator
BENJAMIN r. Tillman. of South Carolina.
was the guest of the Commercial Club,
OF this city. this evening. and spoke Doe
fore argely-attended meeting on his
famous disp-nsary system. lie was an
agreeable surprise To all the assembly.
and spoke in q forcible end consistent
manner on his subject. giving an interest
ing and simple description OF its work
lngs as carried on by the State Govern
ment OF South Carolina. This was the
first visit OF Senator Tillman 10 New
England. and was OF additional interest
on that account. AT the end Of his adj
dress. which was warmly received by
the club. President Andrews. OF Brown
University. delivered brief address IN
commentator of Senator Humans talk.
Never speak insultingly to man larger
IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16

No. steamer was called at 9:31 p. NJ.
yesterday, on a still alarm. to the house
2il north Twcnty-seventh street, occu-
pied by Mr.. O. S. Wright. a mantel-
piece caught fire from an open CRATE.
and the build;ng and furniture were
damaged SIS worth. The building is in
sured. no insurance on the furniture.