The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10

disorder and y took several minutes
before quiet could be restored. When he
pulled some papers and pamphlets from
his pocket ma silVcrito yelled: What
have you got?' The speaker replied:
Il have got ahead OF you. and propose
! TO STAY ahcad All thc evening"
After overcoming the various difficult
,ies tho speaker explained In detail the
financial question and combatted the va
'ious arguments brought forth by the
Il'sinehiial candidate OF the silNerites.
re idid great stress On the statement
'""t thia country did not need the cir
cu'A1on OF more money, bat only con-
hdcnce. II this was restored. all the
business possible FOR this country could
be disposed OF with me present amount
OF money In circulation
MR.. RUSSELL SPLAKS.
At tho close a Mr. BrainerG's address
| Mr.. Weisiger introduced 70 the audience
Mr. Otis II. Russell. q former resident
OF Manchester. who hadc a brief but
instructive address on protection and
sound money, pointing out the different
Political parties. All that was needed 10
restore happiness in this country was 70
bring back the condition OF affairs as
81 existed four years ago Mr.. Russell
spoke with earnestness and cloquence
and his remarks made deep impression
on his hearers. whom he urged to stand
by the sound money Of their country.
WANTED TO BE ARRESTED.
Willie Fortune was before Mayor Nau-
rice yesterday morning. charged with
being drunk and disordely in the fur
wa employed. Fortunes mother asked
Mr.. Williams not to pay all OF her boys
salary when il was due. This rcques,
Mr.. Williams compiled with. and T. made
the boy mad After receiving portion
OF his salary he remark ID - MS employer
that he was going 10 get drunk. which he
cid The boy returned 10 The store a
few hours later in an intoxicated con-
dition. and insisted on lis boss har ng
him arrested. According 10 his reqLest
Fortune was locked up IN Thursday and
when brought before the Mayor yester-
day morning had nothing to say and was
fined $3.50
BURGLARS IN CIEs TtRFIELD.
Thursday afternoon lDout o'clock Mr..
John Henry Parker. MO ives on a fern
near Drewry's Bluff. rft his house locked
up. lie returned about o'clock AM
found that the place had been broken
any value carried away.
The funeral Of Captain William Flcm-
inG Harrison took place yesterday morn
ing from the residence a. 1870 o'clock
Mr. IIaddon 5. Watkins sang two beauu-
ful solos. "Only Remember Ne" and
Some Time Wen Understand" The in
terment was made On Mauiy cemetery.
The services were conducted by Rev. DR..
L r. Thornhil assisted by Rev. J. 4.
Spencer. pastor Of the Cowardin-Avenue
Christian church.
Mr.. a /. Farley. OF Hallsboro. a highly
respected citizen. died on Thursday mt
his residence. The funeral took place
yesterday afternoon.
ELECTED OFFICERS.
At the meeting of the Epwor,h League
Of the West-End Methodist church last
night the following officers were elected
for the ensuing six months. Mr.. W. 3.
Taylor. president: Mr. A. G.. Belcher.
first vice-president: Mr.. ". j. Williams
second vice-president; Mr.. 3. =. Waddill
third vice-president; NIr. 7. J. Mauray
secretary; Mrs. W. r. Taylor. treasurer,
and Miss Daisy Carwiles organist.
NEWS NOTES.
Rev Mr.. Walden. OF Petersburg, is in
the city.
Mr.. Alfred Webb. who has been on
weeks visit 10 friends and relatives IN
lOWI AiAU COUNTY. has AfAIAll 4'I AAfAii'r
Mr. w. G. Green left Thursday for
visit in Mathews county.
New South Council. Junior order United
American Mechanics. held a meeting in
their hail. corner Ninth and Hull streets,
last night.
Miss Amelia Coalter OF King William
county. is the guest Of Miss Maude Pat |
teson, on Porter street.
Mr.. J. ". Robertson and wife returned T.
yesterday from "A pleasant visit TO friends /.
In Chesterfield county.
Miss Sarah Hardy. Of Green Bay. Is /
the guest Of her uncle. Mr.. a. d. Shotwel. /
No 800 Cowardin avenue.
Mrs W. W. Lowry is critically Ill at /
her residence on Naury street.
Mr. Robert l.. TOttv and Miss Maggie /
I. Daniels were married Thursday night /
at the brides residence on Fifth street /
Rev. J. o. Babcock performing the cere-
mony.
The ladies' Auxiliary Of the Old Do !
mlnion HOSPITAL will hold a meeting ne<t
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the
Bainbridge- Street Ranfist church % ar
range to raise an additional fu1,l. and 10
give an entertainment TO help to raise
same.