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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24

VIII Plough Up Their wheat-Judgs
Coleman

OAK FOREST va. May 22.-Special.-
The community has been favored with
excellent rains. and the farmers VIII
nearly finish setting out tobacco plants
this week.
Corn is unusually forward. ana the
farmers are getting on well with the
first working OF 10.
Spring oats are looking unusually we'll
though there a. some apprehension that
they will De injured by clinch-Dugs.
it is only occasionally that one sros
a very promising crop OF wheat. and Duo
some localities the cauch-bug is playing
havoc. 7 have heard of several crops
that VIII De- DloWe1 up.
Mr.. Garland Sanderson. who had hts
thumb and finger badly lacerated by q
circular saw, SIS improving
Mrs. DR. j. j.. Banks. who has been
visiting friends in Washington city. is
expected home tomorrow
Judge Samuel j. Coleman. who has
heen holding Lunenhurg Circuit Court a.
expected home to-day. Next week he will
80 20 Meckenburg. and that viii CONF
plete his spring terms OF courts. lie has
greatly improved Che appearance or ms
home place boy running on either side Of
the road for more than "a mile a new
fence. made of plank and wire.
Rev. W. III Rdiick. of Gainesville cir
cult. viii preach next sunday az Trinity
and Grove Methodist churches. while the
pastor OF these churches Will preach Tor
him at HopeWen.
Jenkins Baptist church IS without
pastor Rev. Sir. Reams having re-
signed.
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A Big Stir In Shirt-Waists.

More matchless values for Monday
YOU KNOW OUR SHIRT WAIsrS-no
poor styles-nQ skipping in the making or
stylee-thats why 30 means so much when
We sell them al prices quoted below.
The SOC. Waist comes in a large range
Of pretty. dainty styles. in oh c0lors. with
full large sleeve, and just such values
as others ask G1c. and ise for.
We also show an immense variety ~
extra good values in Zoe. Waists with dec
tachable collar and cuffs.
Waists that We're 81 % are now 9sc.-
stripes and figures with solid color COLI
lar and cuffs.
Linen Waists IN plain and striped. with
detachable collars. Sl.00.
Also Persian designs In lawns and dlmi-
~. with extra white collar. al Sl.oO.
Fine quality Persian Waist i'm dmitins
and lawns-all of which have detached
collars-prlces from A.2j 10 s. 2j
Grass Linen Waists from 81 70 un 10
those embroidered on linen at $40.
White Waist of Linen Lawn. with de-
tached linen collars and cuffs. fi25.
Imported Crinkled Swiss Walt I'm
white, N.9S.
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Hosiery

Ol our own impOgt-llgn AAd every pair
beers our namg upon tuein. which ncAns
there axe none better Tor inc money, ald
each Is guaranteed az represented. Mo
want EVERY LADY ~ RICHMOND "
examine thu values We afo Offering IN
HOSIERY-ln fact. We WANT YOUR
HOSIERY BUSINESS. and II good. HON
col values will induce you we're sure 10
sell YOU.
Ladies plain, fast-blacA Hose. l0c. and
l-c.
Good quality drop-stitch Hose. seamless,
lJc.
Ladies' plain black Hose. Hermsdorf
dye. good value, pairs for 300.
Better grades at loc.. - l-3c. and NC
4 pair.
Ladies' Black Iisle Hose, plain and
drop stitch. Z5c. aud 29c.
Extra values at 80 l-Sc.. 3sc. and SOC.
Ladies' plain Tan Hose. l5c. end &c.
Fancy Drop-Stitch Tan Hose. l5c.
Ladies' Tan Lisle Hose, plain and drop
stitch. ssc. and soc.
Extra size Hose IN Tan. Black and Bal
brisgan-prices, 25c.. 3Sc. and zoe.
Ladies' plain black Hose. extra quality.
with white feet-25c. and Csc
We also show a complete line OF chill
dren's Black and Tan Ribbed Hose. Zoe.
u he. i5c.. 25c. and CSC
Extra quality In chlldren's Tan and
White Socks l5c. ana 25c.
In addition 60 the above we also have
complete line OF FANCY Isle AND
SILK HOSE In black and fancy colors At
reasonable prices.
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JAMES CITY COUNTY.
Negro Man Badly Hurt-a Farmers
Mutual Insurance Company.

TOANO VA. May 23.-Special.-Last
Monday night c0i0red man named VIII
liam Lee was thrown from the train near
IoanO and received several severe scalp
wounds. His shoulder was also disiocat-
ed. The unfortunate man was taken up
In a semi-conscious state and carried 10
house near by. Dr. Stephenson was
called I'm, and on examination found the
Injured man In a critical condition, having
lost a lage amount OF blood. The doc
tor soon had the hemorrhage under con-
troll, and after sewing the wounds up
and applying the proper dressing. he
turned the patient over to the railroad
surgeon, who had him moved to New
port News
The farmers OF James city, New Kent.
Charles City and York counties have or
gained Farmers Mutual Insurance
Company" with Mr. y. II. Martin. one Of
our largest truckers. as president.
Tho crops are looking fine and the
farmers are buOyant over the great pros
pect for an abundant harvest.
Judge Warren. commemorative Attor-
ney 9. A. Branch. and Sheriff W. w.
Ware are IN Williamsburg this week at
tending Circuit Court.
Miss Rhea McCicrnan, OF Baltimore. IS
visiting Miss Eliza Warren, OF Warren
ton.
Miss Nellie Booth. OF Halifax, IS visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton.
Mrs. Carolyn Craddock. OF Petersburg.
is tho guest OF Miss Marie Warren.
The new hotel IS nearly completed. II
is very large building. and when II re-
ceives IFS finishing touches II Will be
quite n handsome building and an Orna-
ment TO our village.
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RihhOns.

Nc broke the record on RIBBON
SELLING saturday but BITTER BAR
GAINS STILL FOR rO-MOKhOW.
PERSIAN AND DRESDEN Ribbons
tile newest cuects-i inches vide. Ioc.,
l.c., SOC. and 4-c. NO such values ever
shown here before.
All-suk Taneia Ribbon, IN all shades
and white ana cream. 40. 40, lsc. and -1c. (,
NO. Sd Tor sc, 5.c. and osc.
Navy blue and white stripe Iai1etas,
No. AZ. 5sc.. 30. 81. lZc.
Double face. extra quality satin Ribbon
i'm all shades, No. sO 6-c.. No. 40. 4sc.
Black Blocaded Ribbon in No. ~ FOR
asc.. no. ~. at 4ec.
Gauze Ribbons. cream and black, No.
40, Tor Z9c. and 5,c.
All shades in Satin. All-silk Daisy Rib
bon. for l5c.. l>c. loc and bic. pice.
Persian Sash Ribbon, u inches in
width. REDUCED FROM so 10 81
per yard.
Black. Double Face Satin Ribbon. No.
2. Tor Toe. 40. g, al BE-; No. y. at Ice;
No. Us, at lSc.. No. p and 90 al zSc., and
40. I'D for 3sc.
Complete line Of Satin and Gros-Grain
Ribbon, all shades, from No. up 10 No.
So
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cor. JoHN Llps rErroN DrAD.
Second stroke of APopleNy in Two
Weeks Causes iti- Death.

STAUNTON. VA. May % Special.
Colonel John Lewis Pcgou died 40 his
residence ln tlis city tAls morning at 2
O'Clock. Colonel reyton had 70 stroke of
ap0p.eNy about $50 weeks ago. blt for
several weeks has been riding out, aud
seemed O. improve.
lie Was riding olt yesterday afternoon
and Was on Li5 front porch as late as 5
O'Clock. About u o'clock his sou found
him breathing hard ana unconscious. lie
died at O'Clock
Colonel feytOn was seyenty-three years
Of age. lie Was the son or John Howe
Peyton, Who Tor twenty years Was Com
mouwealtA's Attorney for Augusta couu-
Is. Colonel Peyton married Miss Wash
instOu. OF North Carolina. who. with
ono son-Lawrence IL. \. Peyton-sur-
Wives him
ColOne! ieyton was an author OF some
note. lie wrote % history or Augusta
county. valuable WORK, and several
works " travel. etc. lie represented tile
Confederate States as commercial agent
ia England and Europe during tie war
and being IN England at IT'S close. resort
ed 10 his pen. with great success.
Colonel Peyton has 40 brothers living
Mrs. John u. baldwin Mrs. Judge Hen
dron, AIRS George VI. Cochran Airs. "
Hastings Gfeen and Mrs }. p. kent. Of
Nythcyille. sisters. survive him.
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NEWBERN. VA. May p Special
At the home Of Colonel William Jordan
last evening the tOwnpeople had quite
musical treat. being q musicale given ~
the music class OF Miss Lillian Longiey.
The programme was an exceedingly
well-selecfed one. embracing not only The
simpler strains. but also the deeper melo-
dies. that raise the soul above the
earthly storms
To say that il was under Miss Longley 3
supervision Is sufficient guarantee of its
success.
Mr. II l.. Stone. our most prosperous
merchant. who lost his building hoy fire
last fan has about completed the founda-
ton or what will he very large and
handsome brick store-house.
The Newborn and Dublin baseball
teams crossed bats on the Newbern
grounds this afternoon. resulting IN an
easy victory for the home team by the
score OF 10 to &.
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RICHMOND WINS AGAIN.
THE MPIONS BdTTED our A
YICTORrIN THE FIFTH INNING.
YannehiiI Had the Visitors at His Mercy
Ihe Champions rut Jpa Brilliant
Fielding Game.

But for two rank errors 10y D"u
Tcnder In the second innins tne score o,
,ostordays game hotw, g. hiehIno'ln
and Lynchburg should have been 10
! In favor of Tie Champions.
Tho largest crowd ol the season s""
the locals defeat The visitors in a beduu-
fully-playod and exciting game. Tame
Hi. was in perfect form, ana LYnch-
burg was powcricss before his mastery
delivery stuliz pitched good Same.
but the Champions M,fo or TO him'
hntns freely. and especially ia the hith
iunlnr where they found him Tor hNe
hts. two doubles. aud three .nBles'
with net result OF six runs.
Wi,h Che exception OF londcr's errors
the fielding of Richmond was brilliant
Bortr aud Bolanl cNcelllug.
The visitors played fast game, but
yesterday they were clearly outcldsaed'
ana besides their fielding was not up
l. its usual excellence.
10th clubs Will play here tomorrow al
teIuoon 80 o'clock. The came was
transferred from LynchbUrg to TINS Guy
by mutual agreement.
Tho score.
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1913.

Tan Cloth Cape. trimmed with six rows
brown silk Sutash Braid and rows OF
white pearl buttons-REDUCED FROM
s5.75 TO $3.50.
Plain Tan Fine Cloth Double Capea
stitched edge. neat and styllsh-SlO
GRADE NOW 500.
Black English Worsted Cane, trimmed
deliberately with smoked pearl buttons;
lined all through with SILK SOLD FOR
s.. IS. NOW $40.
Handsome Jet Embroidered Velvet Cape
lined with fancy silk. chinon-pleated collar
and ribbon REDUCED FROM 500
TO $3.50.
Heavy Falle SILK Cape. pleated chiffon
a neck satin ribbon bow; lined With silk
rhadama-REDUCED FROM $50 TO
$50.
The $3.50 fine Black Cloth Cape REDUC-
ED TO
$40.
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with him Bill Dodd (coloreD, who IS
wanted here for the murder of Emma
LAM (colored). in house In Allentown
about three weeks ago. Dodd shot the
woman and she died at 81. Vincent 5
Hospital shortly afterwards The muir
derer made good his escape. and has been
IN and around Suffolk ever since.
Yesterday Sheriff Branch learned that
Dodd was I'm the neighborhood, and. al
ter getting a description OF his man.
Branch arrested him al "a store near
Shoulders Hin. The prisoner Will nave
a hearing in the Police Court Monday
morning.
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575

The Ss.l5 slk-Lined. Tan-Bmide.l Capes
REDUCED 10 $50.
Tan Covert Cape. Taneia Slk Aueo,
beautifully designed. trimmed wilu pearl
buttons aud straps ol same mater.al-ltl-
DUCED FROM 1910 no $500.
Tho $3.50 Lsht-Mei eight Tan English
Cape trimmed with pearl butious-Al-
DUCED TO 5000.
Light Tan English keEsey with siN
clusters OF welt cords running around tls
Capo. beautifully lined with Ianea slk.
four straps across The front REDUCED
FROM 500 TO $3.50.
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4 Deep Cut in Ladies' Capes
ana AnllQren'S heelers.

Right now when you are making your
purchases prior 60 Boius 20 the noun
tasns and seashore, where 10 Will be esq
sental 20 have d lightweight cape for
yourself or REFERS Ior the children, we
make you these LESS THAN COST
PRICES 50 different from other stores
10 unload NOW and not when you are
not IN need of these garments.
Tan and Brown APPLIQUE Embroidered
Double cape 10 Cioth-reluced from S3ss
To $3.50.
The 39s Black Cloth Cape. trimmed
with Black silk Braid and Smoked Pearl
Buttons REDUCED TO $50.
Red Cloth Cape, Tor miss, REDUCED
from $50 20 500.
Nohby Tan Cloth Cape. six rows Persian
Braid around Cape stitched I'm between
braid, REDUCED from $500 % $3.50.
Navy Blue Double Cloth Cape, scroll
design embroidered over entire Cape-kE-
DUCED FROM $3.50 20 $3.50.
Plain SilS-Lined Nelvotta Cape. pleatcd
satin ribbon collar at neck-KEDCCED
FROM 1913 TO sos.
The $3.50 Tan-Braided Double Cape-RE-
DUCED TO
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PdrdS0lS.
\ complete line Is here Tor your selec-
tiOu-lho best things, The right thlnss-dI
tAs LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
2i-Inoh White CHINA SILK Coaching
ParasOl eb0nized handle, for ssc.
A-Inch White China silk ParasOl, with
natural wood crooked handle, al ssc.
Cream China SILK faras0l. with 6-inch
rufiie, at Sl.-o.
A beauty at S.9s. with 6-inch rufie.
headed with a 4-nch cascade ruHie, curV-
cd ebouized handle.
Dresden silk Parasols. 2i-inch-pretty
stylish patterns Dresden handles on
ebouized wood-regular $40 value FOR
$l.R.
2i-lnch White China silk Parasob Ores
den handle very stylish, Sis.
Another excellent value IS one Win ,
inch ruaic. curved handle. S.5s.
4 beautiful Black and Whi'e KIN
Striped Satin Paras0l for sl.lo.
Tan ana White Batiste Parasois' nat
ural wood handles soc.
Tan china SIX ami Pongee with beau
tlful wood handlea. FOR SIS
An Embroidered and Nalenclennes trim
mod Poneee silk Pa.asol. with ivory ribs
and horn ferrule. FOR $3.50.
We have a nice line OF sun Umbrellas
with natural wood. Dresden and mourn
ing handles.
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Games Monday.

Al Kkhmond:
lynIhhurg ys. Richmond.
At Roanoke:
Ior tgrOuth vs.. Roanoke.
AT NOffolk:
Petersburg VS.. Norfolk.
behind the f,9f
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PETERSBURG. VA. May 2s Special
Tho Petersburg b4r hoi meeting this
afternoon ald adopted resolutions on
the death OF lhe late ". b. Jones. Com
monwealihs Atorn,g and for ten years
member of the Far.
lion. D. Ill., Ms.,en. judge Of the Hust-
lngs Court. presided Speeches culogistic
OF the deceased were made by different
members OF tho har Am0ug those who
are spoken OF ior the vacant office Of
Comn,onW e-Iths Attorney arc Mosars
W T. Mc'tao David a. Lyon, and
Charles Trotter Lassitcr.
hes. ~. So. Battle. -. D.. pastor OF
tho First Baptist church. viii begin to-
morrow morning a series OF sermons on
church doctrine.
Bliss 1naa b. Crowdor. organist of
Wosi-End Baptist church. has been pre-
scented by The church With a handsome
music cabinet as testimonial OF the
appreciation VI her services.
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BLED 10 DEfTH.
The Remarkable Ind of Bright Boy
nuILL.c. ID tho NlnIh.

Politics in the ninth.
DWALE. Va, May -Special-Aiar-
tin T.. Baker. son of Robert Baker OF
this place died day or two since. after
being confined tO tine sIck-room only a
few days His death is supposed TO
have been the result of Over-eXeriiOn, IS
his constitution was rather feeble. lie
BLEED al the hose an bee became too weak
90 help himself and went into stupOr.
from u.ch De- never FULLY aroused. lie
was twelve years old. and a bright and
intelligent boy.
There has NOT been scarcely any rain
in this immediate section for some time.
and vegetation has been greatly injured
hy the drought. our farmers are gene
rally very much behindhand, but few
OF them being done planting their corn
crops.
Politics is beginning To- be DISCUSSED
here. mostly in regard 10 the race for Con-
press. Several probable candidates are
talked Of but Cyclone Jim" Marshall
and j. +. Bullitt seem % Doe the most
prominent just now on the Democratic
side OF the House. AS o. the Republic
cans. only one man is spoken of among
them. and that is James A. Walker.
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Petersburg ............ O120O000o-3
Summary. Earned runs-Portsmouth,
&. Petersburg 8. Two-hasc hits-Marr
%. Brecn. and Kane. Three-basc hits
Kelly. Stolen hascs-Marr. harRroYe,
and Dundon. Double ilays-lieiiman.
HAN and Magec. Brcen. Dundon. and
Kane. Bases on lalls-off Lampe !.
of Cuarles. B. lit by pitched ban J.
schmidt. Struck out-by Lampe. g.. by
ouarles. 3. Sacrifice hits-Han. Passed
halls. sianhOpe CD. Time or game TWO
hours and ten minutes. Umpire. Conner.
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AMELIA G.. H.. VA. May 23.-spe-
cial-The Democrats or Giles district in
convention assembled. al The court -house.
to-day elected h. g.. soutAan and General
Gooi-e D. Huudley delegates 20 staun-
ton and H. Il. Bruce and W. l.. Mason
aiternates They adopted resolutions en-
dorsine free silver on basis OF is 10 ]
ana the action Of lion. John W. Daniel
In the United States Senate.
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Children's Reefers.

This is headquarters for CIldren's
Refers any lady lu Richmond BlI c0a-
cede this iaot. Bur we've Goo many on
hand. 30 have put Che knife boo prices AID
every Chlld's Refer irom 90 r. years
has come under the general price reduc-
tlon-which shows saving OF ig0m .ge.
10 sl.50 on each garment.
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delegates to the county convention at

delegates 10 the county convention at
Nottoway Courthouse.
w. l.. Gaines and Thomas Beasely
were elected delegates. Both are Thoo
men.
Adyices from Nottoway Courthouse ana
Joffress Store also give ThOrp solid
delegation. thus securing the county for
Thorp IN the Republican congressional
race.
a number Of Brady men bolted the
convention here. and viii send a. dele
gates to the convention Charles Overton
and Poke Martin.
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PITrSYLV4NIf COUNTY.

Judge Aiken Heads Free silver DeleGS-
CATION.
DANVILLE. May .-SpeciaL-The
Democrats of Tunstall district fttsylNa-
uia ouuty. met to-day and elected dele
gates TO the stanton convention. Judge
A. NJ Aiken heads the delegation, and
an are for flee silver.
The resolutions endorse the course OF
Ne,srs. Daniel and Swanson. and declare
ualtcrably for free and unlimited coinage
az l6 To I.
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AMUEDERER coNyicrED.
Harry Chapman Confesses to the Killing
OF Henry Pendlrton.

CULISPER VA. May 3.-speciaL-
The trial OF Harry Chapman. for the
killing of Henry Pendleton. at Elxey-
Vile last August. which has been en-
gaging the attention OF the County Court
for three days past. closed this afternoon
witt O prompt verdict by the ju.y or
capital punishment. The jury was out
ten minutes.
Chapman confessed TO committing the
hOu.ciie and all his counsel pie ole for
was Incarceration for their client. The
verdict meets with public approval.
Judge Jcnries Will pass sentence upon
tht ia per Monday. The Common
wealth was represented bY Common
wealth's-Attomey John Jonues and the
defence was represented by Messrs. John
: Barbour and Il. Edwin Grlslcy.
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List ICT or 4 DRAHA.
The Mecklenburg Prisoners on the Way
to Prise uandcuffed Together.

10 Al-f "a AAAlAAAAif' aFsNAh
BOYDTON, va. May -Special.-Two
guards from tho penltenuary reached
hero last night and took back with them
tho five white men convicted here az the
last term of tho County Court OF the rob-
berry OF tho railroad depot On this place.
They We're an haudcuned together.
There WAS nothing OF am exciting ma
turo occurring at the departure of the
prisoners. as had been anticipated. for
three OF them are married men and two
OF them have large families. and 70 was
thought that the parting of tho wives
from their husbands would Dee quite af-
fectine. but $50 far as ! saw not "a tear WAS
shed. and only one Of the prisoners look
ed detected.
a curious circumstance in connection
their leaving was that. although hand
cufed and ON their way % prison. two OF
tho men each carried a Bible in his
hands One of the men has since bis
confinement boo iaiL made % profession of
religion and manifests deep repentance
for his past sins.
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RICHIlOND COUNT
4 Pretty Home Wedding -stonewall Goes
Wet.

Wet.
WARSAW. Va. May H.-special.-
Walnut Lawn the home OF Colonel ~.
D. Garland. was the scene ol "a fery pref
ty home wedding yesterday afternoon
The contracting parties were Ar. low
ard A. Straushan, OF Northumberland
county and Miss Cora l.. Garland, only
daughter OF Colonel and Mrs. ". -. Gar
land. only a few OF their most intimate
friends were present.
Hon. W A. Jones and family have return
eel 90 their home from Washington.
r.. Kand. Wexford and family OF Rich
mond axe visiting al Sabine Hall the home
OF AIR. Il. Garter Wexford.
MIR H. b.. Garland Of Washington,
was in town this week.
squire h. il. Lyel. one OF the best
known citizens Of this county Is quite al
al his home at Farnham.
The election la stone wall last Thurs
day on the question OF granting or not
granting liquor licenses went wet by
100 10 70.
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DIED fTil- IRON HOME
4 Young Lady taken sick in Beading
lInu.r.

House.
LYNCHBUEG. Va. May Special
Miss Virginia j. Jones. daughter of
Richard ". Jones, ot Charlotte county
died az a clearinghouse IN this city
at 2.lO U clock this morning. aged twenty
years. Hiss Jones came 10 LynchUurg
about ten days ago, ana was shortly ali
ward taken sick. She refused 20 call
in physician. She vas seized with con-
WILSON'S yesterday and tAe landlady CALI
ed iu Dr. g. NJ Blackford, but nothing
could Doe done for the unfortunate young
woman. She Was a student at a. female
institute in Farmvilie. ana was highly
educated ana ii very handsome slr. Her
family is very prominent iu Charlotte.
Her father arrived here last night ana
leit to-day with her remains for Caar-
lotte.
air. Peter Mouoshau. a Well known
Irish citizen. died tnis morning ltom d
consestive chill. aged about sixty years.
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Crewo tlec.s Two Thought 10 Favor Brady
Tor Congress.

CREWE. VA, May 2s.-Special.-The
Republican voters OF TINS district met
in inass-mpctiug here to-day and elected
&. h.. Wilson and l.. g.. Kelley delegates
10 attend the comfy convention, 60 be
held al Nott0way Courthouse ON Monday
next Monroe Scott tcOloreD Was elected
alternate The delegates 60 uninsiructed.
bat IL rs thought that they are la favor Of
James y. Hrady for congressman.
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Children's Sailors and
Tam O'ShanteTS.

our buyer, who has just returned from
the market, has sent ~ some eXceptlohe'
values IN CHILDREN HbADN EAi''
including BOYS HATS.
Thev 90 on sale to-morrow-no reason
why YOU should not get Hats for the
children now. go. No.
TRIMMED SAILORS FROM l9c. 10
$i5S.
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The Truckers Now Count Three sraights
Against the Iarmers

NORFOLK Va, May % Special.
Mars Brownies did up inc Changers in
great shape to-day. Tie score being 20
3. The gruuuas were not in very gOod con-
dilion, o~ins To- the recent rains but this
DID not prevent the Portsmouth boys
from taking ino tidrd consecutive game
from the poor Farmers. Lampe and
0uaTlcs were the opposing pitchers
Tho following score tells how hc game
Mas won aud lDsf.
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Mourning Waists.

Solid Black Batiste Waist az SOC. Bet-
ter grade, with detached collar. N.as.
Black and White Dimity Mourning
Waist, with solid collar and cuffs. 81 ...
We also have a complete line of nlarN
and y hite Waists in check, and str.a.s-
prices ranging from Csc. to SiZJ.
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CHICAGO. May 22.-The billiard tour
n1mcnt cane 10 am end tonight. Ives
winning second money by defeating
Schaef.r in the final game The stand
ing O. tes svers was as follows.
Gurirr Won 3. lost J, Ives won 2, lost
=. Scla~fDr won l. lost q
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ORANGE. VA. May % -spec.al.-Nfc-
Cahes won 70 beautiful game from loo
custdale this afternoon. The game was
Well played from start 10 finish. THE
feature of the game was The playing OF
DaNle Crockett, who played inst for Loo
custdllc.
Score. r. H. r.
McCabes .........oOO3b2OIx-6 3
L0custdale ........O O10O-2 g
Batteries. Gordon and Hl; Amber
Lawson. and IaCrange