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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-08-19
Ex Australia.

Camarinos Refrigerator: Nee
tsrines, Grapes, Cherries, Peach
es, Apricots, Plums, Asparagus,
Rhubarb, Gooseberries, Currants,
Celery, Caulifower, Fresh Salmon,
Founders, Crabs, Frozen Oysters
(tin and shelly, Navel Oranges,
Lemons, Queen Olives, Early
Rose Potatoes, Pickles. Sauer-
kraut, New Apples, Bartlett Pears.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET.
Telephone 1878.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-08-19
Notice..

X. r. G. Wallace will act for me In
all matters under full power OF attOr-
ney during my absence from the Isl.
auds Charles Phillips Is authorized
to collect money due for street sprink.
ling. LOUIS MARKS.
400 a.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-08-19
EFFECTIVE.

The price Of APENTA WATER
is very reasonable. The large
bottles at 25 cents are the exact
size of most mineral waters that
sell at so cents. Trial bottles are
sold at Is cents. You should
give it q trial.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-08-19
DOSE

APENTA WATER is a true
spring water obtained from
spring at Buda Pest, and has not
been artifcially treated. The
taste is not unpleasant, the dose
small and the effect positive.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-08-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Inc hhtie utnhiu cOHnphuy
have gone.
Louis Marks left for the Coast
on the Mariposs.
The Mariposa brought some
freight consigned to H. NJ. 8. PEN
gain.
The flagship band will play for
the ball game tomorrow after
noon.
The Mariposa has ON board
100000 sovereigns for San Fran
cisco.
Hair curriers' and heaters from
10 cents and upward at Sturder-
wants.
T. G.. Thrum was among de-
parting passengers by the Mari
posa.
Cricket practise on the parade
grounds in front of the drill shed
this afternoon.
There was an unusually large
crowd at the wharf to see the
Mariposa leave.
All Foo was fined $50 by Judge
Wilcox this morning for peddling
chefa tickets.
Admiral Miller and party will
visit Pearl Lochs on Saturday In
the flagship launch.
The Mariposs took away 40
cabin passengers and rs in the
steerage from this port.
The poundmaster gives notice
of certain estrays in his custody
to be sold if not redeemed.
Mr.. Alfonso, who hustles up the
lively news columns of the Hilo
Tribune, is visiting the city.
o. T. Sewall at the firm of Will.
liams, Dimond e. Go. left for San
Francisco on the Mariposa.
Miss Hayward, daughter of the
captain of the Mariposa, is on
board that vessel this trip.
T. H. Grinbaum, M. Hymar
and W. Louisson are among those
who left on today's steamer.
The Hakalau plantation homi-
eide case will be called in the Cir
cult Court tomorrow il the way be
clear.
Ailuene Pae was sent to the
reef for thirty days by Judge
Wilcox for assaulting a drunken
man.
A proposition is on foot for tn,
First Battalion to go into camp a
Remond grove the fret week ir
September.
The st. Louis and Stars arr
down for Saturdays game. Bet
ting is even but the college boys
are favorites.
T. M. Carnegie, G. l.. Carnegie
and j. M. Davis were the only
passengers for this port brough
by the Mariposa.
Quite delegation of members
OF the Methodist church were
down at the steamer to bic
farewell to Rev. FL. w. Peck.
Two natives were arrested thil
morning, one for assault and bat
terry and the other for a crimina
assault on young native girl.
The recent football match be,
tween New Zealand and New
South Wales resulted in victor,
for the former by score OF rs t
3.
There will be special meetin,
of the Board of Health at DR.
Days office at 8 o'clock this even
ing, with regard to the Hilo hos
pital.
j. M. Davis, formerly manage
of the Kona coffee plantation i
which j. f. Morgan is interested
returned in the Msriposa afte
having journeyed round tn
world.
The Hawaii Bicycles were to th
front in the Fourth of July parade
as they are in every day use. The
are great favorites whereye
known.
Cones and cups made of toe
steehand ground and polished ar
costly luxuries, but then it is neve
known to what test a Sterlin
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-08-19
Notice.

SARATOGA being no longer pub
lie resort, the proprietress will be glad
to let the whole or part with board II
desired or light housekeeping, to
private families wishing healthy
summer resort. For terms, address
p. o. Box PAS, or on the premises.
$3.50 I'm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-08-19
Lost.

An Ebony Cane gold handle with
small silver rigure. Please bring 1t
back to Joe Lurca, Hack III, and q
reward will he given. 6SS St
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-08-19
For Rent.

Hou.e OF seven rooms with pantry,
bathroom, stable And servants room,
situated on th. corner Of PunchbOwl
and Beretsnia streets. Apply to
J. g. SILVA,
677.2ws At Ehlers Il Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20
GATHER IN HIS MEMORY.
THOSE VINO FOLLOWED THE FOR
TUNES or LEE.
The Birth of the Confederate Chieftain
Celebrated by Veterans in Virginia.
Camp Hires Lighted.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Jan. 10
special-Tho anniversary Of the birth Of
General Robert T.. Lee was benttingy
celebrated here this evening, at 7.D
o'clock by public meeting at the
courthouse. under the auspices OF the
John Bowie Strange Camp. Confederate
Veterans. The meeting was largely at
tended by members of the camp and 9TH
81 Old soldiers. who followed the fortunes
of the COnfoderacy
The Sons OF Confederate Veterans. bus
mess ana professional men, OF the city
and University, besides many prominent
ladies of the community, gave grace and
dignity TO the occasion by their presence.
The leading address of the evening was
made by Or. j. william Jones. the dis
tinguishcd Confederate army chaplain and
personal friend of the great leauer.
DR. Jones WAS in good shape for the oc-
casion and his speech was exceedingly
interesting and much enjoyed boy thc
large audience.
AT MILLER SCHOOL.
CROZET. VA. Jan. %, Special. An in-
tcrcsting Lee meeting was held at the
Miller School last evening. Captain &. T..
Nawter presided. and addresses were
made by cx-Mayor John $. Patton, G. f..
Nawter. Or. Jones and others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20
BAAotAr n ILENlADRid.
Appropriate Toasts Responded to 10y
EN-Confcdrratr-.

Appropriate Toa.ts Responded to 10y
EN-Confcdrrates.
ALEXANDRIA. Va Jan. Spoci1l--
Leo Camp commcmoratod General Lees
birthday by the usual banquet 10 was
held at Odd-Fcllows' HALL and covers
were laid for two hundred. The Ladies
Auxiliary looked after the menu and deco
rations. The former was sumptuous the
latter tasty and beautiful The colors'
save two American flags, were Conicd-
crate. Tho names of the leading com
mandor5 and corps and the bullot-riddied
flags of the old Seventeenth were con-
spicuously displayed.
Tho speeches were well timed and pa
triotic ass we'll Commander Tom Perry
was POSTMASTER. Chaplain Williams re-
sponded TO the toast. Robert Edward
Lcc;' Senator Daniel 10 johnny Rob
f. Il. cox of Richmond. 90 Sons of Con-
feder5tc Veterans Major Robert Hunter
TO the Army of Northern Virginia." Dr.
Bedford Brown 10 "Stoncwall Jackson
and his Men and Captain sam Davis 20
1.-THE Women of the Confcleracy.' After
% few moro short speeches Adiutant Mil
burn read General Lees farewell address.
and the company broke mp about midnight
with the old rebel yell.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20
CHURCH TO REORGANlZE.
PIPE LEFT ON THE yIBLE BY PRES
JDLNT Ddyfs ar EVdCTdIION.
a Gold Mining Company Chartered In
Orange to DevcIopa Recently Dis
covered Mine.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Jan. 10
special.-The Tidewater District Board Of
the Christian Church which met here ~
inspect the church property and confer
with the former members OF this denoIni-
nation, which IS now dis0anded. conclud-
ed to recommend that series OF meet
ings be held that tho property be inn
proved. a pastor put in charge and active
work put forth i'm this field.
Mr. w p. Johnson. Of this city has
pipe which formerly belonged to and was
used by President Jefferson Davis, Of the
Southern COnfcderacy az the time o. tho
evacuation of Richmond Mr.. Anderson.
one of Mr. DAVIS secretaries. was the
last person TO leave the Office Of the late
president. The pipe which Mr.. Davis
smoked regularly was lying on the table
and Mr. Anderson put II IN his pocket.
intending TO hand it to Mr.. Davis. They
were separated and ne had no chance 10
do so. Mr.. Anderson died % few years
ago and Mrs Anderson who is stu Nv
ing at Orange Courthouse. presented the
pipe TO Mr.. Johnson, as a. testimonial OF
her appreciation of "a friendship done.
Mr.. Richard N. boswell has purchased
two handsome building lots on Syndicate
Heights. ono from Mr.. a. j. Rowe. Jr..
and ono from Captain y. McCrackcn.
MASONS TO MOVE.
Union Lodge. of Masons. of Lancaster
county, which has been located at Lam
caster Courthouse for the past four de-
cadcs. has decided to move TO kilmar-
mock where a new hall has been erect
cd.
Mr. John w Mills. OF this city. died
while visiting relatives in Stafford coun-
ty. His remains were brought here and
inferred i'm the city cemetery.
Among other recent deaths was that
Of Mrs. W. s. Lowe. native OF Scot
land. who came TO this county in $50.
Miss Elizabeth Cain. who died at the
home of her father. after an illness Of
several weeks. and Mrs. a. T.. Tolson.
Christian lady of Stafford, who leaves a
son and three daughters.
GOLD MINING.
The MHviow Gold Mining Company has
just been organized i'm Orange county.
II lis incorporated with a cash capital OF
$4,000 Tho officers are +. Douglas
Hickman. president: e. q. Rozonji vice
president. a. j.. A. TObOldt. treasurer;
T.. r. Yarnal. secretary. Frank Rover.
director. a majority of these officers are
Philadelphia parties. Tho company Will
begin at once TO operate mine, which
was located about % year ago on the
farm of Mrs. c. Stewart. three miles from
UniOnvile
The Kenmore Shoe Factory. which has
been closed down since Christmas taking
stock and ovcrhauling machinery start
cd up yesterday with fun force Of hands
and orders ahead
February 9th has been selected as tho
time and Tappahannock as the place by
Congressman w. 4. Jones for % cOmpcti-
tive examination for the West Point
cadetship from this district.
Mrs William j. King. who has bccu
sick for some time is now critically IN
and Mrs. r. g. Lockorman Of Richmond.
her sister, has been called to her bod
side.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20

Public Meetings aud Parade. by Soldier.

Public Meetings and Parade. by Soldiers
nd Veterans
PETERSBURG. Jan. -spocial.-The
Daughters Of the Confcdcracy held their
quarterly meeting at noon to-day in the
rooms Of a. j.. Hm Camp Hail. with
large attendance. The meeting was OPEN
od with prayer by the chaplain. Letters
from Mrs. James NJ. Garnet. Of the Uni
versity of Virginia, president of the State
Union. were read Next followed read
ines in honor OF General Lees birthday
The readings were as follows. General
Winfield SCOTS Estimate of Ice as
Soldier. read by Mrs JAS W. Claiborne
Loc's Social Character read hy Mrs. VIM.
N. platt. Lees Memorial ole. hy James
Barron Hope. read hy Miss Margaret
Randolph Hlrl. Epit0mc Of Lco.s Life and
Tribute to his Memory. hv the Faculty of
Washington COLLEGE. road hy Miss Susie
Cameron. poem. The Sword of Robert T..
Leo. read by Mrs r.. T. Meade. After tho
above readings. the meeting adjourned
A. T. lliil Camp of Confederate Vet
Cians had banquet at Masonic Hall too
night Covers were laid for $50. Al
dresses were made hy General cullen y.
Battle Hon. John Lamb. of Richmond.
Mayor Charles j.. Collier Hon. Richard
%. Davis. Simon Seward. General Suth
Boiling. Musical selections were render.
cd Boy the J. $. b. $. Qulrtette. and also
ly Mcssrs. G.. w. Tosh and John Moyier
ON tho violin and guitar. The occasion
was one OF the most enjoyable of its kind
that the camp has eyer had. Letters wore
read from Captain W. Gordon McCabc.
q Richmond. and Carter l.. Bishop, ad-
jutant of the camp. rogretting their in-
ability 10 be present to- participate In the
festivities. 10 was midnight before the
enjoyment of the evening came 20 am end.
At meeting of the stockholders of the
Petersburg Perpetual Building and Loan
Association held tonight the following
were elected Board OF Directors. y.
~. Patterson. W. T.. Haywood. g. j..
Lautorback. ~. H. Woody W. H. Koc-
van. Augustus Wright W. T.. Poole. j.
w Hawthorne and Henry Hoineman.
The president and yicc-nresidont will be
elected at the next meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20

an old Ia.h ourd turkey Shooting
t.ff,rfe VINO Are ~ick.

tliixrrs VINO Are >ich.
PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. Especial.
Mr. Horace Smith. OF Prince George
county. has sold TO J.. u. Hubbard oil
Missouri "a tract Of one hundred and ten
acres of land I'm Prince George county.
"a short distance from Petersburg. The
price paid for the property was Sl1V'
Yesterday Judge Epcs, OF the county
Court of Dinwiddic filled the vacancy on
tho Board of Oversecrs Of the county
roads. caused by the resignation OF Mr..
/ A. Gates. by the appointment OF MI
walter Branch. a son OF Mr. Miles J..
Branch. The office pays about $.1' per
day There were some dozen or more
applicants for the place.
There VIII be n turkey shooting to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock on Water
Works hin. Some twenty or thirty
FIVE turkeys viii be turned loose ana
those who pay ton cents for the privilege
OF shot will have an opportunity oil
irving their craftsmanship.
Mr.. German II. Ill., city Auditor Is
confined 10 his house by sickness.
MIR. II. r. Miller and his four children.
are sick I'm bed with the grip
Mrs. Nat Wilson. Of Richmond. Is on
n visit 10 Mrs +. VI. Logan.
The condition Of Mr.. r. l.. Shipper
Collector Of Customs and DR.. D. i. cosby.
"a well-known dentist here. whose Illness
has been announced is somewhat i'm
proved to-day.
Mr.. Andrew Belcher Of Ettrick, Chos-
terrified county. IS very ill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20

The man who in few short years works
himself 10 death for the sake of his family
commits a most foolish sin Nothing IN
this world is ever gained by being in too
big a hurry The man who takes things
reasonably slow aud easy comes out ahead
in the long run, lives a long enjoyable life,
and leaves a competence for his family.
Moreover, men who take the right care OF
their health can safely do double the
amount of work that unhealthy men can
stand. The man who neglects his health
and overwoTks is blowing iuIrow with
deathst the plowhandles.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is
a marvellous medicine for hard working
men and women. II is the great blood.
maker and blood purifier. II builds firm,
healthy flesh. muscle and nerve hber IL
gives the glow of health TO the pale cheeks
OF sickness II cures nervous prostration
and exhaustion, wasting diseases of all
kinds and % per cent. of all cases of con.
sumption, bronchial. throat and kidney dis.
eases II gives corpulent people power and
vitality without superiluous flesh. Drug.
gists sell il.
IL have used DT. Pierce's medicine, especially
the Golden Medical Discovery. with much
benefit" writes Nv. Chas. Faulhaber, OF Brown
Ice. Cherry Co. Neb. some time ago | was
troubled with great distress in my arms and
hands, got bad at last | could no, sleep al
night. ] thought II was rheumatism in the mus
Giles Of my arms that caused the trouble l be
gan taking the Golden Medical Discovery and
soon felt decided improvement. Before had
taken the second bottle the eching was gone, and
!, las not returned"
Can't work-const patton. Brain dull
body law - constipation. DR.. Perce's
Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. surely
safely, swiftly, permanently. One little
Pellet is a gentle laxative, and two
mild csthartic. They never gripe. Drug
gists sell them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20

TAYLOR Died. Hf f'.
SON. Howard lIu..
Monday m0rnne Mr MhItI hI'|.
BETH TAYLOR
Hcr funeral took pinr. from Ii.N
Grove Baptist church lA
at 3 o'clock.
GRAEME Died. in uonrc0 county
the residence of AIR. d. T.. llHIf.
n.20 4. N. January lHIn. ID
GINA GKAEAfE relicf OF fNr II''
Graomc. of Richmond, 200 tt f" ."
year of her age
Hollywood cemetery. W.. IN
January 20 1887 at 3.lJ b. 81 iI..N'7
OF thc family invited to attend
TIZZARD Died. 90 nis residon.. . .''-
tua. Chesterfield county.
day. January ~ iSiil. at l-..' 3D. d.
Roy A. b. TlZZARD.
Ills funeral VIII take p.l.. tl 'i''
Kin church IoNhtflu .tt ...
+. 81. on WEDNESDAY '''-'
2Oih.
HUDGlNS Died. January l'th '' peg
residence. 2iW \cnaui. t...tS.-'
O'Clock l.. 81. NARDlSSA j ii' NJ.
wife OF H. ). lgdsins n -i' "''. ''N.'
year ar her age.
Funeral notice later o.
HOWELI.-Dled sunday i.tNN'if 30
1871 az : o'clock 4 81. li ,'t
~ west Cary street, Ll' n. WY.
Police Onicor J. b. Howell tlt n'd'et
daughter OF Mrs. Elizabeth b, stone.
aaed thlrtv-twO years. rtt .lf'' "a
husband and one child mother one
sister. and I'VE brothers io mourn thrif
'' tuner,l took place Monday. January
18Th an 3.90 o'clock. from The Church
OF Holy Trinity. ,..........
Interment "a Riverview cemetery.
WASHINGTON 40. c.. New York N. ",
and Bristol (Tenn.h Aapers please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20
~ ELIBOR PEOGEAlfnT.
General suspension of cuisines, i'm suffolk
and Interesting ENercise,.

General suspension of Bushes, i'm suffolk
and Interesting Exercises.
SUFFOLK. VA. Jan. l9-(SpccilI) -
The birthday of General Lee WAS better
observed here to-day than ever before.
The business houses AN closed hy noon.
Tom Smith Camp, of Confederate Nctc-
rams. had arranged an elegant programme
for the afternoon and evening. which was
well carried OUT.
There was a parade 10y the camp ana
the Suffolk Grays and Suffolk Lisht Inc
fantry, the Suffolk Brass Band furnishing
the music.
All regretted very much tho Illness Of
Colonel Thomas ". Smith who is tho
leader Of the camp here. When the pa-
ra'c passed the residence Of Colo9el
smith on Franklin street. 30 halted. and
the veterans paid him "a proper salute.
A-tcr marching through the principal
streets. the procession returned TO the
city HAIL. where an audience of about
one thousand people We're addressed hy
Hon. T.. r.. Holland. who was introduced
by Comrade " :. k.ihy.
Mr. Hollands address was "a most mas
terly effort. both as to composition and
oratory. 10 was "a glowing tribute TO the
Confederate soldiers as well as 10 their
immortal chicftaln.
This evening the camp assisted by local
talent. gave a very interesting entertain
ment af the city Hall 70 am approciative
audience II consisted Of tableauX and
music drills.
The entire celebration was "a grand sue
cess .n every way. ant'this day will long
be remembered IN Suffolk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20
A FihIR'S Nasty ITIyE.
The Banks Closed in Honor of Lec-Rev.
D.. y. Hnp'isi ~.

The Banks Closed in Honor of Lee-Rev.
D.. y. Hap'isf III.
BOYDTON. VA. Jan. Special
Yesterday was our County Court. ana
there was not very large attendance.
The only thing TO break the monotony
was fakir In the shape OF a patent
medicine man. who swindled a large
number OF people. principally darkeys.
He left IN great haste In the afternoon.
as a crowd was preparing TO mob him.
There ought 10 be some law TO bear down
on these villainous wretchcs. who make
II business TO swindle the unsuspecting
and ignorant masses.
The young men Of this town gave a
very enjoyable oyster supper at the tx
change Hotel on Friday night. at which
there were many ladies'.
All the locomotives on the Atlantic
snd Danyille railroad are draped In
mourning I'm memory OF MIR G.. ID.
Owens. the vice-presldcnt OF the COM
pany. who died IN Norfolk on the 18th
instant. Mr.. owens was found dead In
his bed.
DR.. VI. l.. Atkins horse ran away
few days since. and Dmashed up his
buggy. and the animal was very badly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20
rHn ny ir ashland
W. u. Newton Camp Hold a Meeting in
Honor of the Occasion.

ASHLAND VA. Jan. l9-Spccial.-Thc
W. p. Newton Camp. G.. v, held "A
meeting here to-day i'm honor of Lees
birthday. An elegant dinner was spread
of which many of the veterans uartook.
The election of officers for the ensuing
year was the principal business before
the mceting. All the Old officers were
unanimously reelected.
Comrades W. \. McGcc. J. -. Tucker.
aud Il. \. Thornton made application for
recommendation 10 the Soldiers Home
Their applications were unanimously
granted
Comrades w T.. Shelton. ~. r.. Sutton.
and j. j. Terry were appointed TO draft
resolutions on the death of Comrado vii
liam Winston Voolfolk. which occurred
recently. at the Soldiers Home.
The camp adjourned 10 meet again
On Washinstons birthday. February 22d.
when they hope 90 hear General j. r..
Gordon whom committee viii invite
To deliver am address on the last days of
the ConfederaCy.
Mr. j. W. Radcliffe was to-day sworn
in by Mayor pro tenn. r.. l.. G.. Scott ass
special policeman around the railroad
station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20
OUIET MfRRI.fGL.
MIR. Conc and Miss Rass Arc United and
Take "a Northern Tour,

A most quiet and dienified marriage
ceremony was performed I'm the parlors
of Rabbi +. \. Calisch, at his residence.
No. 1896 west Grace street. yesterday az
ternoon at o'clock
The groom was Mr.. Joseph Cone, a
most valued ompioye of the !. -. Briggs
Bakery Company. The bride. Miss Mollie
Kass is a daughter of Mrs. Bertha Kass.
and an est.mable ana popular young lady.
The ceremony was performed 10y Dr.
Calisch in mis- impressive manner after
which the happy couple left on the 1l5
o'clock train for "a Northern tour. They
are accompanied 10y the we.l-wishcs OF u
host of friends.
owing to a recent death i'm the family
of TIE bride. only the immediate relatives
and friends were present at the ccrc-
mOny
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20

4 Girl Dies From Hydrophobia- Mil
Ter school Board.

CHARLO VA, Jan. 10
Spccial.-The regular grand jury OF the
Corporation Court have found indict-
mcnts against the Chesapeake and ONO
and Southern Railways. for approprlat-
ing and using for their own purposes
ground belonging TO the city
Information was received here to-day
that mad dogs are numerous i'm Fluvanna
county near Union Mills.
a colorcd girl who was bitten by =
mad dog three weeks ago has died with
hydrophobia consequently there rs great
slaughter among the CANNES of the "Old
Persimmon State"
The Miller School Board met to-day
i'm winter session. There were nfty-one
applicants for appointment TO scholarship
but there were not vacancies for half
that number.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20

You are weak. sick. out OF health. You
hpNe tried local doctors. Did you ever
stop TO think that 10 IS ihe sreat special
ist In your disease who can cure YOU.
the physician who treats ard cures thou
sands Of cases like yours DR.. Greene. 80
west Fourteenth street. New FORK city, IS
the most successful of 400 specialists. and
has the larges. practice IA the world.
You can consult him frse. Write 20 him
withou delay and he Will explain by let
ter your case fully. This will cost you
nothing, and doubtless lead 10 your cure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20

Appropriate Exercises at the Opera Hous,
Under the Veteran Auspices

ROANOKE. VA, Jan. l9.-Wniiam
Watts Camp. Confederate Veterans
celebrated Lees birthday anniversary
with very crcditable demonstration "
the old opcra-house tonight. 4 large
audience was present and enjoyed
speeches by Judge Henry Blair, of Sa-
lem. and Hon. w. W. Berkeley.
Music was given on the violin hy Cap
tain Cruto: Johnny Luck detained tho
sword OF Lee" and the veterans gave
a war scene.
Tho occasion was a notable ono in many
ways. Lees memory is very lively
one in Roanoke. and tho enthusiasm dis
played no to-nishts meeting WAS forci-
bic reminder that the people OF This
section are yet true to thc principles Of
the lost cause.