The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-06
DEATH OF Mr.. REAMS.
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Mr.. IL. Chester Reams, one OF 'ne mus
connlar voung men Of swanshoro, died AZ
Il o'clock yesterday morning at MS resi-
dence in that city.
For same time past Mr.. Reams has oeeh
confined 10 his room in the last S'~e''
Of consumption. and his death was known
40 be only a matter OF time, but ms SUI
an decease was shock 10 his frlenus
Ar Reams leaves a wife. one chila,
mother and sisters. He had peeh uilap,o
10 engage regularly In business ,oi 49, 80
4 while past. but at one time held 'i,e
nosition Of foreman Of the Southern ran
way shops at Spartanburg' . =, ,.,,....
General Thomas l.. ROsser VIII denver
hi Illustrated lecture on the war az Lea
der nan tonight for the beneht OF Joseph
Il. Johnston camp. Confederate veterans
The lecture is an extremely lnteiesunb
one and the subject is made clear py
q number Of pictures OF dlsunsui
men and well-known battle grounas'
MIR David l.. Pullam last night ceuN-
.rsd a. cade-NiemoriaI church another
one of his series of lectures on the Eng
lisb church" The subject of his lee
sure last night was The Coming OF 81
Augustine and the Location OF the rant
%, Tho Latin Church and its Environ
mcnfs" These lectures have been wen
attended and are intensely interesting.
Judge B. A. Hancock presided IN the
Hastings Court yesterday ana disposed
NJ a number of civil cases Judge Ingram
returned last evening from LunenDurg
county. where he went to attend the fune-
raj Of his uncle Dr. Thomas l.. Ingram.
The ladies who were appointed COM
rnitfea TO receive contributions for the
moor Of SwansbOro are working earnestly
Tor the good cause, and the prospects are
that their efforts Wa be crowned with
success.
Last night the members Of the Clopton-
street choir rehearsed music which is 10
be delivered on the occasion OF the cole-
bration OF the American Mechanics at
Leader Hall on the DIST OF this month.
This celebration will be a grand AFFAIR
and will be participated I'm by large
number Of people
Mrs. H. r. DuNal Is quite SICK at her
residence on Porter street.
The Misses Holland will give a dance
tonight az their nome. Holland Hill"
IN honor Of their guest. MISS Matte
Tisque Gillock
Mr. Ernest Taylor is recovering from his
late accident.
Mrs. Wortley S Embrey Is visiting Mrs.
RiNiA 4tiiNhff Vfi W'ri MflihA NAi''if
Mrs. Alexander Reams is quite sick. a
her residence In this city.
Mr.. A. j. Daffron, Of this city. left yes,
terday morning for Washington. D. c., 10
look after patient in which he is inter-
ested.
Mr.. Edwards. who was employed at
the butter-dsh factory I'm this city, has
accepted a position as manager of a new
factory in Norfolk. lie left for Norfolk
yesterday morning accompanied by seve-
raj boys who he will employ i'm the fac
tory.
Mr.. A. y. Harding. a former resident
Of this place, who conducts a jewelry
business in Petersburg was i'm the city
TUESDAY visiting relatives and friends
An employee Of Belle Isle says there Is
nothing in the rumor that the employees
are on strike
Mr. Frank Willis formerly an employee
of the Southern railway shops. who has
been at work in Burlington, y. c.. for
several weeks. came 10 this city Tuesday
TO remove his family 10 their new home.
Mss Maria L. WEIGH. of MINNEAPOLIS
who has been visiting Mrs. J. II. Pate
son, is now visiting i'm Norfolk.