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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13
POPULISTS CONFERENCE.
THE SERVICES or JOHN ~. DaNIEL
HEaRrTLT DORSED.
a Committee to Formulate n Plnn TOT
state Ticket To Report to "a stale cons
.ention to Bo Held In Roanoke

I,YNCHBURG. VA, March 12.-Special
The conference OF representative members
Of the Pcpullst party in Virginia, when
met I'm accordance with the call OF the
state chairman. j. Haskins Hobson. IN
This city last night. was adjourned after
nearly an all-night session at o'clock
mis- morning. Ia addition to the resolu-
tions favcring a constitutional convention
and honest elections. published III To-
days Times, they adopted the ir'owinB;
Resolved. That the present prices Oh
staple products together with the low
wages paid labor. demand the most rlsiu
economy In the management oI S'"'0'
county and municipal Offices. T., a.,
..qnat trusts and monOpolies IN inc
form of corporations should be rcgulate1
and controlled by proper leglsia'i'n u.t
publicity OF their operations snYulu ~
provided for and pcnalties should be at
iached 10 determinations I'm prices ana 10
the raising OF prices through diminished
production.
DANIEL ENDORSED. =,
THAT we recognize the importance on
having representative OF virginia III w
United States Senate who Will reject INC
sentiment of an overwhelming majority
of her people upon the vita issue IN ma
ti,nal politics Of the free ana unrestIlct,u
coinage Of both silver ana EOId AT inc
ratio of Ii TO /. without waiting Tor thc
assent or the cooperation of any ether
nation or country. While We do not COM
nit ourselves at this time to any par
ticular candidate. @e heartily endorse the
services Ct the Hon. John w. Daniel on
the silver question, and render 10 him
our sincere thanks for the zeal. ability
and courage with which he has defended
the interests of his constituents against
the selfish and greedy demands OF own
crs Of gold"
WILL HOLD a CONVENTION.
The following resolution, offered by the
Committee on Organization. was adopted:
Resolved That the POpulist party hold
a State convention in the city OF Roa-
nCke.
That a committee be appointed TO for
mulate plan for a State ticket. ana re-
pert that plan 10 the next Safe conVen-
ton.
THAT this committee act In conjunction
with the Executive Committee in calling
the State convention
The closing hour of the conference was
devoted TO an earnest discussion Of a
proposition to establish papers I'm various
parts f the State. 4 committee was 49,
pointed to take charge OF the matter
and give IL a thorough investigation. IL
is proposed TO make the papers indcpcn-
dent. and daily or weekly. according TO
the locality in which they are published.
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Lawyers Think 1t Possible That the Nic-
tim Was Innocent.

SING SING. n y. March 12.-Arthur
Mayhcw. a negro. was successfully cleo
trocuted I'm the prison here at I'LL this
morning for the murder of stephen Pwell.
"a prCmjCcIt ana wealthy citizen or Hemp
stead l.. l. Mayhem was terribly irieht-
cIcd and appealed TO the Keepers VIII
whom he struggled. not TO turn 81 the
current until he said that he was ready.
All during the operation OF fastening
him down I'm the chair Mayhem cried
out Il am not guilty I'm dying an IN
nocent man. John Wayncs and Frank
AlbertsOn are guilty These cries ne
intersycrscd with Jesus have mercy on
me, on. L,rd. God. save me-. Ii was
pitiful scene.
Frank Allertson. who was accused by
Mavhew in his dying breath OF being
implicated with Wayncs In the murder
of Powell. has never before been mention
ed i'm connection with the crime. There
is no such man now even known by any
body interested I'm the case. The testimo-
nv during the trial showed that only TWO
men were concerned I'm the crime. Sever
al lawyers here to-day taking into con-
sideration the mans se'ong protesiation
of innocence. and Wayne confession that
Mayhew was not implicated in Powell
murder. expressed the fear that perhaps
Mayhew may have been mistaken ior
AlbertsOn. and that the unfortunate negro
WAS innocent
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BOWEN.-D.od. az her residence. 40. lol
east Canal street. Thursday, March ID.
1897. at O'Clock =. NJ, Mrs NlkGi NJ 4
BOWEN. widow ,t the late Daniel \.
Bowen. ara only sister OF y. hiIS -
min. Esqs in the siNty-ninth year OF ner
Funeral will take place from So. Jamos
church SATURDAY, March 18TH. 40 l..
i. NJ Friends OF the family arc m
vited 20 attend
OUGHLIN.-Died, at her residence, 40.
~ north Fourth street, on Thursday
March lin. al 7 +. NJ. after "a long
and painful Illness Mrs. LENA a., wilc
of VI. y. Coughhn, IN the twenty-ninth
year of her age.
Funeral from the above residence AZ
IL \. VI. SATURDAY, March l"th.
DRABERT. Died. March 10Th. ar 10 I.
NJ. FREDERICK \. DkABERI, III
the sixty-second year Of his age ..,.
Funeral took place from the Lltle
Sisters OF the Poor at 10 \. NJ. yester-
day
LAYNE.-Died. March II. lS97, az he
Protestant Episcopal Church nome. -
north Fourth street. Mrs. Nm -.
LAlNE. widow OF General bo"-i "7'
Lavne. I'm her seyenty-seyenth year.
Bath papers please copy.
ROPER.-Dled. Friday afternoon, Ms.ch
18th. at the residence OF her sister, Mla.
John Currie. in the seventy fourth year
OF her age. MARY A. ROPER. -
Funeral from the residence 10 10
east Grace street. 40 J.. NJ SUNDAY.
WIEGAND.-Died Friday. March I'm
al $40 +. NJ. at his fathers resiaen,e.
gOl west Marshall street. Yen rae,
LAWRENCE WlEGAND. o: :. b. OF
St LeOs Military college. iviie1 ~.
loved son OF Paul and Elizabeth Vie
gand. I'm the twenty-fourth year OF us
age. 80, NtoNspAV
Funeral win take pIaccs -o on s 81 NIorvs
cerr,a, Catholic church Relatives ana
friends OF the family are respectiu"y
invited 10 attend.
Please omit fowers.-R !. +.
WHITLOCK. Died. from Injuries re-
ceived az clifton Forge MarSn Ia,
fifth year OF his age.
Funeral rnlcA Later. A4sA 49,
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Salem Snap-SnOts.

SALEM. VA, March 12.-Specilal-Dr
+. V. y. Painter. of Roanoke College,
has been engaged as reader by a large
New York and Boston Publishing House.
His duties as a reader are to correct
and pass upon the merits of books sub
mitted to the concern for publication.
j. j.. Mcintosh and w. &. Burger. Of
Stuart. Patrick county. have closed a
contract with the Salem Machine Works
for the manufacture of Il large number
OF their pateut churns
Mr.. O. l.. Stcarnes. Democratic chair
man OF the Roanoke congressional dis
trict. and staunch free silVerlte. Is
prominently spoken of as probable can
didate for the Legislature from this ais
trict.
John Bransford, who for several years.
has been the obliging and popular general
delivery and mailing clerk In the Salem
postofiice. left lost night 10 accept a more
lucrative position In Atlanta
Captain W. W. Brand left yesterday TO
attend meeting Of the State Board Of
Agriculture. in Richmond.
Dispositions are being taken before
William Simpson in the case of the Knox
vile Building and Loan Association vs..
George Keagy.
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More Eayerweathcr Litigation

NEW YORK. March 12-The end of
the famous Fayerweather will case has
not after ALL been reached. II was con-
ldently expected that the decision hand
ga down by the Court of Appeals on
Tuesday would at once allow of the dis
tribution of the remaining &OO00O0 Of the
estate of the twenty colleges benefited, in
GLIDING the University of Virginia as
originally interested in the viii.
II appears, however. that further OBJ
staclos will nave 10 be surmoInted before
the requests may be administered John
T. Parsons. counsel for the executors of
the will. said yesterday that Union COL
lcee intended 10 move for a reopening
Of the whole argument. and if the mo-
ton was granted it would mean Il re-
oDening Of the case.
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Imagination for ~ PIagnc

LONDON. March l2.-Tho Pariamon.
tary Secretary for the India Ohoe the
Earl of Onslow. in the House OF Loris
yesterday. replying 90 question Of Lord
Reay Liberal. said that DR. lcr-ln the
French expert. began the incubation of
plague patients at Bombay ou March 9th
The effect on fresh cases was surprisingly
good. but 10 was of small benefit in cases
OF long standing. Referring 90 PROBES
sor Haffano's serum. the Earl OF on
slow said that 23u persons bad been
inoculatcd with it of which number only
two had been attacked. and both those
persons were alive. People were coming
I'm moro freely 10 be inocuafed. and that
the Government of Bombay WAS or
eanizing depots for incubation.
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CARNITAL or COMMERCE..
Durham People Indignant Overs Question
of Social Equality.

DURHAM. y. g.. March 12.-Special.-
The Carnival Of Commerce by home
talent. occupied the boards at the Opera
Horse last night. ostensibly for the bene-
tit OF the Watts Hospital. but the rumOr
Is that the man from Chicago who came
here and got il up. Is the principal bene-
flciary. owing to this the house was not
90 crowded as il would have been under
different circumstances. However, the
h,mc managers are satisfied
There is much excitement and indSna-
tion here among the older citizens about
the attempt Of the manager of the Duke
factory 10 force social equality upon the
white girls. as noted before IN this CORE
spondencc by putting negro boys to work
IN the same room and elbow TO elbow with
them.
1t is spCker Of as an outrage which de-
mands a public Indignation meeting
which will likely be called at an early
date.
The action of certain newspapers has
also caused considerable comment here
the past few days. \ morning paper pub
lshed TRADE against the University Of
North Carolina over nom de plume.
and refused 10 give space TO a short reply
over the signature of a responsible party,
and its warmest friends openly express
their disappIoval of this paper one-sided
course.
SO far tobacco receipts have been heavy
IN quantity this week, but Of poor quality.
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IyHEK WEDDING CLOTHES.
A Handsome Young Woman Attempts to
TAX. U.r Life.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, March PA
rather sensational and mysterious at
tempted suicide was discovered at the
Grand Hotel yesterday. Early in the
morning a rather pretty and handsomely
dressed young woman arrived and regis
tered as Mrs. X Jenney Dotin, Middle
town. Ohio. The chamber maids were
unable TO enter her room during the
morning. and at o'clock. one Of the bell
boys entered the room through the tram
som. lie found the young woman fully
dressed. lying on the bed in a pool Of
blood with a small pistol at her side. She
was not dead. and physicians now hope
TO save her life. At the bedside Of the
young woman was found this note: ITO
whom 10 may concern:-iiold no autopsy.
but bury me i'm my wedding clothes as
am now Notify r. Alice Dotin, 10 Clinton
street MiddletOwn. Ohio
4 letter was found addressed 70 Miss
Alice Dotin. and one TO Mrs. Levey
Elliott. Woodbury.. Ont No reply 10 tele-
grams sent to Middletown, Ohio. has been
received.
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Cen. Shelby and his men were IN IeA's
when the news of tho assassination OF
Lincoln reached them. The men were
on review. and ass the intelligence hash-
ed down the line from man TO man some
of them foolishiy choered.
shelby rebuked them. and sitting erect
on his horse. with his head barred and
his hand raised on high. he said
"Boys. this is the heaviest blow yet
dealt us. Lncoln's slaughter was the
act Of u mailman"
once Shelby caught one OF his troopers
attempting 10 conceal carcass OF a
freshly-killed hog. from which the blood
had run so that Il was easily visible.
What you got there" be asked.
Been having my clothes washed" said
the soldier.
You'd better get back to camp said
the general 'or your clothes will bleed
TO death. New York Tribune.
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After His Lecture lie Addresses the Legis
lature on Corporations.

NASHVILLE. TENN. March 12-The
second day of the visit Of the Hon. W. J.
Bryan to Nashville ended as a memorable
enc for her people. and particularly for
the Woman's Board OF the Tennessee Cen
tennial exposition, for whose benefit are
the proceeds of his lectures. Following
his lecture on the financial issues. Mr..
Bryan addressed the Legislature on the
subject Of corporations and their relations
TO the government Apropos OF the rail
road commission bill now before the Cen
eral Assembly his remarks were In the
Lature Of wholesale advice 10 that body.
After being the recipient Of much So
cial attention. Mr.. Bryan left for Lin
coin at 1.i0 last night.
ST. LOUIS, MO. March 12.-iion. VII
liam j. Bryan arrived this morning On
route from Nashville. Tenn. to his home
at Lincoln. Mob.
lie says he is worn out by his recent
occurring tour in the South and intends
taking a short rest.
In a short interview, he said:
II am more than satisfied with the pro-
gress OF silvers cause among all classes.
Four years hence IL will be as much an
issue as it was during the past cam
paign. and Will certainly be more sue
ccssful.
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sherman had call shortly before ~
O'Clock this morning by appointment from
Mrs. Ruiz widow OF the man VINO u 81
legged to have been murdered IN the MI
itary prison OF GCaualacoa. cuba. sever
al weeks ago. Mrs. Ruiz was acconpan-
led by her five children. ana an inteip A.
ter. whose presence was needed as shr -
unable e. speak a word Of English. nc
interview which lasted about five minutes
was devoted TO a pathetic recital ~ ,nr
total destitutlon Of the family ana 'helr
reliance upon the United States OBSCURE
indenn nifty from Spain on account OF inc
death II Ruiz who. II is claimed. Wa
dcntgstry for the past fifteen years IN Gu
ba. SECRETARY sherman. after hearing inc
complaint. suggested that II would De ne
wbcn tho Department world give II
prompt consideration. ....,,,
Mrs Ruiz and her children subsequent
Is called at the White house AT -"
NJ and had a brief interview with the
President
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THE CITY OF PETERSBURG
IN UNKNOUN cOLOKsD TRdWP Rus
OVER md hIILID.
a Newly Married Man Buys "A Handsome
Home-A Former Eeformatory Boy
Arrested on "a Train.

PETERSBURG. Mar special.-An
east-bound freight train on the Norfolk
and Western railroad ran over am In
known coiored man this morning. at
Wakefield station. Tho unfortunate man
was a tramp. and WAS stealing ride.
His body was horribly mangled
Mr.. Hatcher Seward of this city. pur-
chased privately to-day Of Mr.. Richard
Harrison the lattcrs handsome brick
residence and Jon on Washington street
The price paid for the property was S1,JoO
cash.
Mr. Seward. who is n SON OF Mr. simon
Seward. was married "a few days since
in Savannah. Ca. tO "a lady Of that city.
lie and his bride are now here.
a BOY ARRESTED.
Clarence White. aged thirteen years.
was arrested at the Union depot this
morning. on the passenger train from
Norfolk. The little fellow IS tramp.ng
through tho country and says that ho
came from Rocky Mount y. g.. 70 SUE
folk. that at the latter place he boarded
the wcst-bouud passenger train and stole
a ride to Petersburg.
White appears 20 be- very intelligent
lad. and was M one time at the Laurel
Roformatory near Richmond
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
There will be no observance OF ST. Pat
rick's-Day I'm Petersburg. The ST. Pat
rick Catholic Beneficial Society viii hold
its annual meeting that night 20 elect
officers for the ensuing term
The Epworth League of Markct-Sfroet
NJ H. church is rapidly increasing us
membership. The League viii have am
entertainment tonight. at which there
will Doe singing. roclta. ions and other in-
teresting exercises.
There was only one frifing case on tho
Mayors Count docket this morning. which
was continued units tomorrow.
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IHE GrKNIsfUM TOURNEY.
The Contest in the faNerwcather Gymna-
SUM a Splendid Success.


UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, March
12.-Spocial.-Onc Of the largest and most
fashionable audiences that ever assembled
in the University witnessed the fourth
annual gymnasuc tourney held IN the
rayerWeatner gymnasium, Iast nlsnt.
Many distinguished gymnasts and IN
structOrs Were among the visitors.
4. :. 4. Henry of TazeWeh, Va, won
the all-around medal with HoNton a
close second. Henry proved himself an
exceptionally fine athlete and his work
was most creditable.
Captain Mcaiih Wood. Of CharlOttes-
vile. in "A short but appropriate speech.
presented the medal. and Henry received
it amid a storm of applause.
The work of Archie HOXton and Dur
rott was of the highest order. Wallace
vaulted within two inches Of the Uni
vcsity record. clearing the bar at feet
6 inches. The brother act by Sandow,
Moore Peters. and Henry was loudly ape
plaudod. Bullitts tumbling was eX-
ccllent.
The winners Of the events were:
Trapeze-Durrett first Archie HoXton
second. Hoxton G4) third.
High Kick-JOyce first IS feet / inch),
Winter second. Durrctt third.
FLYING Rings-Archie ilOXton first,
Winter second. no third given.
German Horsc-Archie lIoxton first.
Durrett second. Johnston third
Fence Nault-Wallace first Minor gee
ond Winter third.
Horizontal Ha~s-Archie Hoxton first.
Durrott second Wirfor third
Poman Ladder Wallace FIRST.
Tumhiere- Rullnt first. Winter second.
Sordow Moore third
The Judges We're pr. Barrngor. prOfos-
c0~- a. ~.d rrhofc
The affair was a success IN every way.
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RII'S CASE.
The Attorney-General ,iust Permit the
fse,f His \ame.

LANSING. MICH. March 12.-The SUI
preme Court this morning decided that
Attornoy-Goneral Maynard must permit
the use Of his name I'm the case 10 Gust
Mayor Iingroc. Of Detroit. from office.
The court announced that while the
petition should be in the Attorney Cen
erals name tho case should be conduct
ed by Messrs. Speed and Bakers. attor-
neys for the Board Of Public Works and
Commissioner Morelaud. who started the
proceedings. IN order was also made
directing tho Common Council Of Detroit
10 appear next Tuesday and show cause
why special mayoralty election shall
not be held.
AttOrnov-Gcncral Maynard says that
when Oh, case comes mp ON its merits
next TUESDAY no will demand the right.
as Attorney General 10 be heard on the
question. his position being that no va
cancy exists.
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BILOITI'S TNPOPULIRITY.
The Christians Think His Usefulness Is
Over-Nay Accept Autonomy.

The Christians Think His Usefulness Is
over-Nay Accept Autonomy.
CANEA. March Fit cannot be denied
that the actions Of Sir Alfred Bnotti. the
British consul here during the present
disturbances, has created a deep feeling
Of animOsty against him among the
Christians everywhere in the island. and
IL IS believed that whatever may be the
outcome of the struggle his usefulness
as British representative has come TO an
end. His courageous efforts towards the
rescue Of the endangered Moslems at
kandanmos and elsewhere. In the
Selino district while admired by even his
opponents, will have no effect upon the
attempts that will certainly be made 10
obtain ms removal from his position. Sir
Alfred returned 10 Canea from Selino to-
day. bringing with him the remainder OF
the Moslems who We're not brought here
by the Italian transport Trinacria.
ALL THE MOSLEMS GONE.
The entire Selino district Is now clear
Of Moslems, a total OF $500 natives and
600 soldiers having been brought here.
The refugees are very DESTROYS OF leaving
the island. and have urgently requested
that means be furnished TO enable them
TO reach Smyrna. Sir Alfred Bllotti IS in
favor OF this and has advised that yes
sells be furnished 10 carry the refugees 10
the desired port. Sir Alfred speaks hieh-
" OF the conduct Of the leaders OF the
insurgents. who, he declares. acted most
honorably and several times actul.ly
risked their lives TO compel their fcl-
lowers to observe the pledges they had
given.
II has been learned that reports 10 the
effect that the insurgents at kandanmos
were keeping I'D a continuous fire upon
the town were incorrect. There was
merely a desultory rifle fire, which did
little, II any. damage.
Thu Aa4lAzrs who left tha nlacA wAsA
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Emitted States Government VIII Probably
Demand Full Reputation.

NEW YORK. March PA Herald spe-
cial from Washington says: The State
Department has settled TO its own salts
faction the citizenship OF DR.. Ruiz. the
naturallzed American. who was murder
"a according 10 Consul General Lee in
a Guanabacoa jail
A copy Of his final naturalization pa
pers dated January, 1870, has been receiv-
Ed al the department. and Will be used 10
base "a demand for reparation for the
outrage committed upon him. should the
second investigation. socn 10 be insti-
tuted show that Spanish officials were in
The wrong In addition, IL Will form
good grounds for a claim which Mrs
RUIZ who saw Secretary sherman yes
terday, Is now preparing.
Mrs Ruiz and her four children drove
ever 10 the state Department and White
House yesterday. and had conference
with Secretary sherman. who promised
strict and impartial Investigation OF the
death OF her husband.
WASHINGTON. March E.-Secretary
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CRANBERRY, y. c.. March 1l.-Spe-
cial.-rhomas Shell. while at work on the
new railroad. was badly and possibly ia
tally injured yesterday by an emlnnkment
falling on him while at work. lie was
taken to his home on Horse Creek last
night. but is not expected To live.
r. Fremestone president. and John S.
Wise. secretary and treasurer of the East
ern Tennessee and Western North Caro-
Ina Railroad were down from I.liadel-
phia yesterday TO attend the regular meet
ing Of the Board OF Directors OF that road.
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oBIrl AIRY
Yen. Fralcr Lawrence Wlcgand. o. $. b.


Ven. Fratcr Lawrence Wiegand. o. 5.
r died at his fathers residence. 80.
e0i west Marshall street. yesterday en-
ing at G:iO O'Clock. lie was the SON ol
Paul and Elizabeth Wiegand. and was DO
the twcnty-fourth year OF his age. Iie
had been at ST. Leos Military College in
FLORIDA and came home about year Hfo
ON account of illness. being sufferer
from consumption. lie was candidate
for the priesthood. and had already re-
ooived the minor orders.
Young Wieeand commenced his educa-
tion at ST. Mary's College. Belmont
North Carolina. and was considered one
of the brightest students In the college.
But for his illness he would have been
ordained. He was quiet and retired IN
dispositions and was popular with all
who knew him. Ilc was member or the
Renedlctine order. whose abbey IS at
belmont y. c.. and is under the luris-
diction OF Abbott Bishop Leo Ilaid. o.
S. b.. who is bishop of the Abbey and
also bishop OF North Carolina.
The funeral win take place on Mon
day morning M @ o'clock from st. Mary
German Catholic church
Ms. NARY 4. Roper.
Miss Mary A. Roper died az the resi-
denca of her sister. Mrs John Curric. No
u east Grace street. yesterday afternoon
at 4.2o O'Clock. She was in the seventy
fourth year of beer age. She was the
aunt Of Mossrs. John and David NJ. Cur
rie
The funeral VIII take place from the
above residence tomorrow afternoon at
9 o'clock.
Mrs.. Ann q. Layne.
Tho funeral Of Mrs Ann u. Layne.
whose death WIS announced i'm Tho
Times. took place from the Protestant
Episcopal Church Home Yesterday morn
ing al n o'clock.
Mrs. Layne was Mis- Richie OF Bath
county and married General Douel ls b.
Laync. Of the Mexican war Mrs. Layne
was married hut once and never had
children.
Mrs. Virginia Bowen.
Mrs Virginia Bowen died Thursday
night NJ her home 10l east Canal street.
She was in her sixty-ninth year. She
was the widow OF the late Daniel Y
Bowen and only sister of Air. A. Barga-
min The funeral win take place to-day
at 1890 o'clock from ST. James church.
Mrs +. II Elliott.
KEYsVILLE. va. March Especial.
Mrs Elliott wife OF Captain j.. n. El-
lott. died on Sunday at her home in
this village. after a protrcted illness.
She was buried az the cemetery of Ssh
Camp Baptist church. She leaves a nus
band and four little daughters
Elisha F.. Lee.
SUFFOLK. VA. March l2.-specal.-
Mr. Elisha r.. Lee one of Nansemond'
Leading truckers. and most prominent