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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-01-22
as Mr.. Deem at hOme2

Place on top of fish when baking
thin slices Of salt pork; it will haste
the fish and the seasoning is fine.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-01-22
Franklin Davis Nursery Co.,,
OFFICE n Z. COR. BALTIMORE & PACA SFS..
BALTIMORE.
1897. ]HE SUN. 1897.
R>ITJORE Mn

THE PAPER OF THE PEOPLE,
FOR THE PEOPLE AND WITH THE
PEOPLE.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-01-22
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
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Clergyman-Some people think
that | preach long sermons. DO you
think so?
She-Oh, no. They only seem
long.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-10

kan wearing apparei one Of the number
should be able 90 cook and the fourth
should understand the art Of putting up
quick shelter. All should be willing ana
ready TO share and share alike IN nara
ship.
one Of the hardest things the pros
poctor has 10 endure is the sight OF the
sacks of gold dust that are being shipped
from every port and the tons OF ore
that are being sent down from 81. Mich
acls and south from Juneau. I'm one day
there came advices from 81. Mlchaeis
that $4,000 worth in gold would be
shippod by the Wells-Fargo south, ana
that S16S 600 i'm dust was awaiting trans
portation. I'm one day there came down
ON the Puget Sound steamship $2OOV IN
Alaskan gold
There is. as usual. a howl about the
cxaggcratiOn I'm values horeabouts But
the facts are as stated and greater. IL
was so when gold was found in the West
Rockies and in California. There really
was gold and plenty of it. ana so i'm Alas
ka There is "a chance for twenty Bar
natOs but. of course. among Z0W0-the
present number OF applicants that nave
applied 80 The steamship and overland
offices there must Doe many disappOhUeu
ones e.o
Even without making Barnato fortune
q man may do well here, for there is p
fe chance FOR Yankee ingenuity ana the
huiidlng uu of fine American cities IN the
''' -''' LOUIS T. STOKES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-10
Strong Billnt Forest Hill.

The show at Forest Hin Park last night
was decided success. All Of the attrac-
tions presented were well up 10 the reg
uar standard of this popular amusement
resort, there being. however one eXcep
ton 10 the rule; the first, by the way OF
the season I'm this one case there was
no room for question. for the audience
settled the matter most emphatically ana
conclusively. Manager Leath has cancel
led the feature and the place on the Dill
will be filled by other parties. The Coyne
Brothers act consisting Of singing ana
dancing with acrobatic features and nm
ishing with a very clever paper tearing
speciality were received with approval as
were Miss Mabellc Eckert and Herr Lud-
wig Heck. Jr.. in their musical act, Miss
Eckert has a fine contraltO voice ana gave
a recitation which was heartily applaud
ed Mr. Heck is a violinist OF no mean
pretensions and rendered a violin solo
with fine effect. The cello. mandolin ana
piano were also performed upon most
creditably Mile. Vera did some startling
feats upon a combination Of a ladder and
trapeZe Kenyon performed some wonder
full feats Of balancing and marinallo gave
"A comedy cOntOrtiOn act.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-10
MECKLENBURG POLITICS.
Candidates Pay the Penalty for Disregard
inc the Peoples VIII.

BOYDTON. VA, August Especial
The nomination Of ID. q. Eggleston for
the Senate from this district has met
with the approval of the Democrats OF
Mecklenburg county and / believe he VIII
be heartily supported. and further | be-
ileVe the selection was a wise one, for
If either Scott or Priddy had been nomi-
mated there would have been considerable
opposition and many would have refused
to support them. The failure of Priddy
to support General FitZhugh Lee for
United States Senator will not soon be
forgotten or forgiven by the Mecklen--
burg people. who are great admirers OF
General Lee.
We have now two candidates for the
House of Delegates I'm the heldr. They
are Mr.. J. Z. Smith, the nominee OF the
Democratic party. and Mr.. r. A. Jones
who is running as an independent Repub-
lean II is generally understood that the
Republicans will make no nomination Tor
either the Senate or House OF Delegates.
As matters now stand, there is but niue
doubt but that Eggleston will be elected
10 the Senate and Smith TO the House OF
Delegates. Both are considered good
men.
Judge Dan Thew Wright and his broth
or. Mr. Jack Wright. Of Cincinnati, o.,
who have been visiting friends in THIS
county. for the past three weeks. nave
gone over i'm Vance county y. C., on
deer hunt. Deer hunting is altogether
new and novel sport to these gentlemen
as neither Of them have ever been en-
gagged In the sport before. In certain
sections of this county deer are 10 be
found. and our people during the winter
months. while the snow Is on the ground
have great sport in hunting them.
/ have recently had an opportunity or
seeing 4 good many crops I'm the coun-
ty and II is gratifying TO report what
excellent condition the crops are IN. Inc
tobacco crop is being cured rapidly, anu
is a better one than has been made for
several years. We are needing rain at
this time for the late corn.
Judge G. Alexander commander OF the
L. A. Armistead Camp Of Confederate
Veterans. has issued a call for meeting
Of the camp at this place on the l9th
instant. These annual meetings are large
~ attended and greatly enjoyed by the
young as well as the old of the
county. and il is quite touching to see
the greetings Of the old veterans many OF
whom have not met for many years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-10
The Fremont Case.

Editor of The Times;
Slr.-On my return to the city this
morning my attention was called 10
letter from Mr. r. Wiley Davis hrst
vice-presdent Odd-Fellows' Widows and
Orphans Relief Association In your issue
Of Saturday July 3lst
This card deals with the Fremont case,
and is written to correct whatever false
impression that article In your paper on
the case may have created or conveyed:
I have not your article before me. ana
do not know of what Mr. Davis com
plains. but II the public Is Interested IN
this case. all the facts should be stated
[ dislike trying my cases in the columns
Of a newspaper but. in justice TO counsel
and client deem it proper not To permit
Mr.. Davis statement Of the case 10 20
unchallenged. | shall simply state the
facts were ID proven i'm court; %
admitted to be true by the Odd-Fellows'
widows and orphans Relief Associa-
ton. and go upon which Judgment
was rendered for my client for the whole
amount sued for. These articles are:
First. The plaintiff was the widow OF
William Piemont.
Second. William Fremont was in his
lifetime many years "A member Of Friend
shin Lodge. I. O. o. F., of this city. ana
also a member Of the Widows and Or
phans' Relief Association.
Third That William Fremont was bap-
TIED into the Catholic Church about hf-
teen months before his death. and during
all this time and up 10 his death paid
his dues and assessments as an odd
Fellow and member Of the widows and
Orphans Relief Association.
Fourth That sick benefits were paid
10 william Fremont by the Odd-Fcllows
up to the time Of his death
Fifth That the Odd-Fellows hired
nurse to attend him I'm his last illness.
Sixth. That the Odd-Fellows attended
William Piemonts funeral I'm official re.
gala at the Sacred Heart church.
Seventh. That the Odd-Fellows were
requested 10 remove regalia while SER
vices were being conducted. and that
upon this request being made, they left
the church i'm o body.
Eighth That demand was made for the
money. and refused on the ground that
William Piemont had renowned the
order in his lifetime.
Ninth That there was absolutely no
shadow Of evidence of any such renuncia-
ton.
Tenth. That the widow stated that the
Odd-Fellows had said that the reason
why she could not get the money was
that her husband renowned the order
when he joined the Catholic Church.
Eleventh. That the proof Of death re-
quired by the Widows and Orphans Re-
lief Association was demanded Of the
proper officers and refused.
Twelfth That upon this refusal suit
was brought
Thirteenth. That the widows and Or
phans' Relief Association Is now carry
ing this case 10 the Court Of Appeals.
and has given suspendng bond for this
purpose.
Fourteenth. That its only defence 10
the widows claim is a technicality with
which we could not possibly comply now
or at any time.
These are the facts Of the case: Tn
their light the interested public can say
whether or not IL agrees with the Law
and Equity Court. when IL said that tho
widow Of William Fremont was justly
entitled 10 the money and so ordered.
Respectfully
EDGAR ALLAN.
Counsel for Mrs. Fremont.
Richmond Va. Aug 8. 1891
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-10
FLUTINNd md ALBEldRLE.
what Field Correspondent Saw in These
Two Counties.

ELMINGTON. August 9-Special-T
have just returned from an extended trip
down through Albemarle and Fluyanna
counties. The crops are looking fair. but
Will be late on account of a drought
which has prevailed I'm that section for
some time. II has al last been broken
by heavy thunder-storms.
PrOtracted meetings are numerous at
tho various churches nOurishing one
was being conducted at Bethel church
i'm Fluvanna with large attendance and
good work was being done. Another was
being carried on al Zion church in Abe
marie. IN which the pastor was being as
sisted by Rev Jack Rosser and W. J..
Ware.
Rev w. I. Ware left yesterday evening
10 begin prOtractcd meeting at Cen
tenaTy church, I'm which he will be as
sisted by Rev. Mr. Clements, Of Lynch
burr.
The crops at this place are looking we'll
owing 10 the large rainfall this week.
The tobacco outlook is especially fine
Mr. Rohertson's crop IS said by old farm
ers 10 be the finest they have seen for
years. Though topped at fourteen, the
leaves are long and broad and Of a good
body.
Mr. b. r. Gordon. Commonwealth at
t0rney for this county. spent the day I'm
our town Saturday. His deserved pOpu-
larity among the people has been recently
increased by his able prosecution in the
Barksdale case.
A barbecue was given Saturday at Mon
treal for the benefit OF the Methodist
church at that place. II was successful
i'm every way.
Rev r.. Ferguson. formerly pastor Of
Batesville circuit. will make the neigh
borhood visit the NTH Sunday i'm Au-
gust. at which time he will carry on re-
vival services here. The visit is looked
forward 10 with pleasure. as he was
favorite among the people Of this com
munty. Rev. A. l.. Edwards. OF Char-
louisville. recently spent a week with
T.. B. NJ. Perkins. OF this place.
Judge j. Thompson Brown and Bland
Massie. both Of this county, are the OPP
posing candidates for the Senate from
this district. The contest is exciting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-10
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
SENATOR BUTLER AND OTHER Pof.
ULfsTs ON THE STUMP.
Tho Success. of the Move for Street Inns
provement in Raleigh seemes'o
TO Have Black Eye.


RALEIGH. n. c., August Especial
Senator Butler is here. and Will rema'"
until the end Of the week, wheh nc
goes to the Piedmont section 10 speak
lie says other Populist speakers VIII DC
in the field also. Ii is evident that I'M
portant statements are 20 be made. The
Popullst state Committee meets day az
ter tomorrow. The Senator says the
great fight is TO be against trusts. lie
says that while the Republicans kept
very well their fusion and cooperation
pledges made i'm 1894 the same cannot
be said as TO those made In 1870.
The registration for the election mere
on the issue OF $4,000 Of street improve
ment bonds IS very light The odds are
against It's success.
CAROLINA Colonies.
w J. Randall Moth Carolina's finest
living artist. has nearly completed Tor
the State Library a portrait group OF
the three colonies of the Twenty-siNth
North Carolina Regiment-I. Il. Vance,
James H. Lane and Harry Burgwyn'
The work is pronounced excellent
Though the shipments Of choice grapes
from this city continue. yet prices are
very low. 1t is a disappointment TO the
growers. who felt sure of high prices.
Captain Claude y. benson. for hfteen
years one Of the principals OF the ka-
leigh Male Academy. is now at norfolk
and in SeptembaT takes charge OK the
Kings Mountain Academy.
The slate roof Is being put ON tho
Baptist Female University here. In all
ways the work is being pushed in order
20 get the building In readiness for three
hundred students by November lst.
A MARSHAL SICK.
United states Marshal Carroll Is very
sick at Connolly's Springs, and teie-
gram saws he will be taken at once 10
Buffalo Springs. His health has been
poor for several years.
The Governor OF Nebraska extends an
invitation to Governor Russell and all
North Carolinians TO attend the Ifahs-
Mississippi Exposition, at Omaha IN sep
TENDER.
Major and Mrs. z. NJ. Hayes left to-day
for Old Point.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-10
At IIenrico Court. House.

The only case before Squire Lewis yes
terday morning WAS the case Of Hattie
Harris. charged with a misdemeanor. Tho
case was continued.
A marriage license was issued 10 VIII
liam p. Bolton. OF Richmond. and Miss
Beatrice Black
Constable T. n. (Cyclone) Samuel quail,
flied before Judge Wickham Yesterday
morning for his third term Of office. COun.
~ Clerk Waddill complimented Mr. sam
uel on his faithful services and cyclone
I'm his own peculiar style replied that ne
would i'm the future. as ne had IN the
mast devote his time and brains 10 the
public.
The Henrico County Court began It's
August term yesterday morning. Judge
Wickham was present and spent the tins
I'm arranging the calendar for the term.
There were no cases irled' ana the jury
has not been assembled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-10

making too many inquiries. The Hnd
is So sudden that there SIS no sharp line
drawn between that which is sold and
That which belongs TO the United States
and "a man is free % hunt whore hc Will
For your own comfort however. IL is
well Co have some definite arrangement
made with the nearest authorities so
as Go avoid trouble I'm case Of rich
find.
Another way to reach the gold fields
IS bv the overland route Many Jour
nov this way iu wagons. ass they went
20 pixies Peak or Bust years ago.
The route begins at Seattle and follows
the coast north past Sitka. past Juneau
and through the Chilcoe Pass. And so
north through the gold fields 10 Dawson.
The "dnds" here are rich. and when
Kondike is reached ON the other side
of Dawson. % man finds himself i'm the
very middle of the gold country. The
distance % Doe travcrsed is great. ana the
journey is a long hard one. but. notwith-
standing this. thousands are struggling
Alasila-Wards.
il cost Laduc nothing 20 become
Barnato. but those who want to follow
i'm his footsteps Will need something like
81 900 i'm money. The country is more
thickly populated now and prices have
gone up. whereas they used 90 be next
to nothing. At Circle City YOU must
now pay $40 for a fur coat when You
used % get one for S. And four sugar
and spices the absolute necessities nave
advanced 800 Der cent The luNlries-icd.
coffee eggs and buttcr-are bringing FAM
cv prices. SD that 20 man now needs ten
times the sum required "a year ago for
travelling through the settlements or
Alaska.
To is certainly true that better finds
are being made in American territory
than ln British Columbia. -Four hun-
drcd miles southeast of Dawson. ON the
Peu river. there has been "hnd' locat-
cd that is richer than amy yet discovered.
Prospectors say that as soon ass as at
tenti0n is called 90 the American side
of the gold field line and working upon
IL becomes general there Will Dee gold
mined there iu greater quantities than has
ever been found ON the British side OF
the klondike fields.
The way 90 travel 10 Alaska is in par
ties Of four These can easily Doe ace
comm0dated in one room and can travel
I'm one small conveyance. one of the
party should Doe "a practical chemist, or
understand the compiling of drugs and
one should Doe able 20 sew. a woman is
Of the utmost assistance but few of the
sex have Vcntured out I'm the baggage
which the four carry should De pieces
Of tanned skins. shoe leather. flannel and
wool everything for repairing the Alas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-10
To We'd This Morning.

4 nuptial event OF unusual interest will
be the wedding Of Mr.. Adam Vonderlehr
and Mrs Elizabeth WetZel at St. Mary 8
German Catholic church this morning.
A nuptial mass will be celebrated dur
ing which Father Willebald will unite the
happy couple in the holy bonds. In years
Mr.. Vonderlehr Is on the shady side OF
sixty. He has twice before approached
the hymeneal altar. Both OF the con-
tracing parties are well known and pop
ular in the congregation of ST. Mary $.
Messrs. Peter August and Bernard Witt
kamp will attend as ushers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-10

Companies 4 and c. of the First Regi-
mont which have been encamped at
ocean View the past week returned home
Sunday evening.
Companv r. will hold its annual target
prsctite at ChimboraZO Park next Satur-
day afternoon.
Company - is making great prepare
lions Tor their carnival which takes place
M the end of this month. and for their
annual targct-practice which takes place
about the same time.
The Hospital Corps is being recruited
and gives promise of good showing by
the time DR. kuyk returns from EUROPE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-10
SH ENANDOIH COUNTY.
Many Criminal Indictments by the Grand
Jury

WOODSTOCK. VA. August Especial.
THE following indictments were found by
the grand jury Of the Shenandoah County
Court. one against DR.. III. II. Irwin and
William Wilkin for malpractice one
agafnst same PARTIES for murder resulting
from an operation. II is alleged that
n was performed upon wilkins wife AZ
his reo,iest and resulted in the death OF
the woman: one against Mrs. Annie NJ.
Weaver for burning her own dwelling
house I'm order 10 defraud the Insurance
companv: one against George Funk for
asSa,,It with intent 20 kill: one against
George and William Sine for assault with
intent 10 kill - a..
Mrs Jacob Il. Keller; proprle'oi., , OF me
his Mace. was taken suddenly i'll at III
A NJ. At s p NJ. she is reported to be
sinking rapidly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-10
Lakeside Attractions.

A magnificent display Of PAINS cele-
bratcd fireworks Is announced at Lake
side Park for Wednesday evening at $3.50
O'Clock
The Pains will sent a special represen-
tatiye TO set on these pyrotechnics, which
will be a very fine selection.
The Blues Band concert at Lakeside
Park Saturday evening was great sue
cess. the audience being a very large
one.
These concerts will be repeated every
Saturday evening at the same hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-10
BARNEY BARNATO OF ALASKA
Like the South African Millionaire He
Made His Pile Inside a Year.
is The OWNER OF A GOLDEN TOWN.
one of Twenty Vino Went Out Pennies
and Found Millions at Their
Ieet-How TO Get TO the
Gold Regions.

srrt-A A-pust 1.-The sudden finding
,..t..,.., ,,r.fI-n.,ttd cOuu-
OF t"." 90 .,i..,.i,... out of poor
uf " f,.,, rov,rfv they
mon. D." r,. I-pit.d States
came ihl0 ''''" .,,i...,,.,,.. than
VIII N'F' ". -.., man. ..ud5eu
ever NOR. I'"'' ''. ' .r,.t t SO
riches. ''.''' o., .........',ror. have.
ron l"f l.. .. t-rit.d
almost N...''' 1850. 80 .l,. STATES.
Nt''' '..- i....- 80 ,,Uliouaires
i- ..l, ,,ro has struck IL
'a ..... ..,.. ., widely diver
t.-, I'D ,,.r.. t.at no accounts
-'-' ..,.4 tr. facts So far as
..'..t ,,,.rt.ti,. of gold is
conc mao. .,,,o,o .be now Alas
ros.,,h I.duc the
h" "ii''. t.,...., ana ,ho
owner oI lN' TOW" I'D
Auu oI '"'' '.'-' -.i..,,.i.r r-,us
l-tN"' i7 " W t4'
CLINTON county Ne VIM,
Doe is soon lo '' "'.' -'" '' .'' ,,,l ~,
heart whom H' ''N'' "''
W.d. r,u6
men lnr -''' ''N'' ~. ~ ALL,
FORM TWO "'' '-' ''0 ,'i, nm. and
after Idi'NI' D." 80. .,.t,,,.,
i'uni enough '' o." nun ', - l,,t
later went n''N 10 A'''7N'' '''N ".
claim ln ihe very h'alt OBJ tr, ''-.,''
paid Tor certain V"''''i'f ON 800
WIS 'h'n lot a-'' "'
and started ODD To loon I"i I''"
Ills hrst ma or"usN, se.,''i '''-'o ny
ile o"1'n. i""s' '' ',, lc nh nor
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fnl.i. ilt I'" y"i.' 80. .t,.,ls r,
soId NNl ".'i'' "i." '' '' .'''''' ~
millionaire ihtl ms W'"i'" 'I"'"' ''
estimated. lic is the hafnato OF Aia9N''
tha man who struck 10 rch ana knowing
a good thng when DE saw d. hela on 10
r. Do is only another tale or S"u'h am
can luck. hui mucn nearer hoil' i""'-
N roHr
THE rush to the Alaska foId Heios ~
such Chat al the outgoing steamers are
Oiled Gar in advance. The steamers run
ntcrm'ttineiy after me cola We"lher Se,S
.n and there are long intervals Mnth
d." N.'7h' .l rl'nb
accounts '"' 49,. ,.l-,,,,
iNri' n'l.i' l' '''''" ""'''' -.
nnnaNlt"'i'. l"''' DIT" "'7' ""
route. hNi lnl7 aus" '''''''' ""l
cable aIl'r ""i'' %" ''- '' '", -,
frrN'INnt '.''iiI'..' ''""' '"' '"' '"1
distances thai must n' gone oN'' "''''"'
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AlirhH "'' q, 10
ing 90 inc ti''' ,'io
thought ih"t it h'nLn' pun nm 10 i,'',,o
as lNa'le '- amy .i r.,.,.,,,.r.. ,.r Chr,s-
and indeed aS ~. ..' N,-'-,h I,,,-
u'na' o' amy w .,i. onitc stem
I.I' a.. an ir,Drohahlc
dh''U' '"o.-' | No., q, o.t An Alas
AT present N.. ""''' 49,. ~. two
ka ana become - i''i .''.' '' a tno
"tNs or t'l.F' '''e ''
oi..f lr oN ,'i'i"' ....... ....., COR, s,ort
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go. 80. sro,, tnere Inc
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'',.. -,.'.,,. ,,,in,te iIors vou win
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-10
cnmmndoro Ensbn,s Widow Dead.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. August 9.-Spe-
cial-The widow Of Commodore John w.
F,asbv long the chief naval constructor
at Norfolk. and with his father an old
ship builder here. died in Washington
Saturday and was laid in the Congressioh-
al cemetery there this evening
She was ripe in good deeds as well as
years. Rev. DR.. Chester conducted the
funeral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-10
lYycHBURG,s ATrORN
The Chosen Man Declines and Leaves IL
Sill Open.

IYNCHBURG, VA, August Especial
The Council made another effort this
afternoon TO elect a city attorney. They
succeeded but Mr.. n. c. Manson. Jr who
received a majority OF one, has declined
to accept the Office leaving the situation
and all OF its endorsements unchanged.
Mr.. Randolph Harrison. who was declar-
ed elected at the regular election, but
who was afterwards declared not elected
on account Of irregularities. declined TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-10
Humane Work.

Agent Emmett Taylor Of the S. p. C..
A., killed fine mule belonging 70 NJ. G.
Mann, OF Chesterfield county. on Satur-
day, that had its right foreleg broken boy
a car, AT Seventh and Arch streets.
He also killed for Mr.. George Bradley
a horse that had been suffering with the
lock-jaw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-10
Thrown From His Wagon.

A countryman named l.. r. Hohson
driving a pair Of mules attached 10
wagon loaded with watermelons, was
hurt badly yesterday morning by being
thrown from his wagon on Denny street
The mules became frightened at the
Chesapeake and Ohio train. He was
taken into the store of Mr.. GOgan. where
his wounds were dressed. which are very
painful, but not very serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-10

Governor OFerran and Mrs. O'Ferrall
will leave this morning over the
Norfolk and Western Railroad for Max
Meadows. Wythe county. whore they will
spend week or so with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T. O'Ferrall, Jr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-10

COL. John Boil Bigger left yesterday
morning for Charlottesville. where he IS
visiting his son. sam. W. Bigger, at
Wrieht's Hotel. This morning Col Bigger
will start for Roanoke. where he will at
tend the Democratic state Convention.