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Richmond planet., 1897-12-04
DEFIANT LITTLB HAYTL
A SHARP Answer to GsrnaHy's De-
nands For Indemnity.
WILL nOr SUBMIT TO BuLEYu0

The Lasels Rspablis Refuses - E0Rs-
siACs wish the ChArEo a'AAAirUa
Who MADE tho DsManas -0srmaay
WIN Net BonA . WarahiD g Zayfas
WasAinEtSA. Dec. l-RsDsrts sAaa
came to the state department lafo yus-
terday afternOsn Sron Maytt were -
the efreet that considerable exStte1snt
prevailed there and that the situ9tien
was grave Fer thls reason 70 WAs de-
termiRed % hasten the departure of
the Narbleheaa. and the naval oMeials
were esMMunioatsa With - this cad.
The iRpresslon appeared e prevail IN
Port an Prince that CerRan warship
was rapidly aDDroaehin9 the plaza.
OF course e in stated that the Maxblo-
head gees sSlely fer the purDoeo ~ pre-
teeting American iEterests tAas might
be threatened by the outbreak eg aio-
orders In Hayti.
The latest advfe4s eran German
sources. heWsvsr. indicate that n co.
casiOn VIII be g1vea Ger fristion BE-
tween the United States aAa 0ernazy
on account Of the Haytien di1eulty aHe
that the matter win be adjusted.
1t developed that H&ytl AAA s<Rs q
reply to Gsrmany's demands Whieh II
8omoWuat reM&fkAelo k0E MTAnSA8 II
view Of the differeneo In Diso between
the two poWorA. Tho HaytiaA nete
makes Il eleaS that the raBublio Il
ready 70 discuss the msrits - the esa-
trovsrgy. but doos net desire - havs
Germany Dasa 5uAgneRt IN the 1rSi
place. GeznaRA an iAGosanfty. ana therO-
after discuss the AeritA AereSveF,
Hayti gives nstiss - Germany that
| the Gernan charge a'aRaaraa - Haytt
whs made the roeaat demands. - DSr-
soma nOR grata. sna that It is imDes-
sibIe fer Hayti - eenauee fuFtAeg no'
| gotiatiOns with him.
II - stated that ~ a8eAGo4 aGn1RD'
an rules of DrODristy aa9 e0aal ell
| Quetto ~ esiRg airestlv bOcsro tn
| presidoat of HAVti. ana iA iouA ans
AAErx tSAss ana iRsaitiAe nsanAG
threatened airo aSnssGusaoeS HAies
Immediate FsparAtlon Was maAe b
Germany. This Oerns1ai a1trsnt b
Hayti's shisf SxooativO is regarded q
tsuehiAn tie hoAos enA eelf ruBDos
ef the oeantry. ana y felt - eAli e
an aPolegY. UnAsg SaeA oirsumstaAee
the HaytiAA gsvsrnRant has exprosss
. willingness t. nagotiAtS Z sOttie
Msnt 81 tho entirs oa1s aa DGdin. thu
rsnSving n frO1 shs ha1as e tho Ot
5estieaabis ear8an aGAs1 nSw 4
HaVA
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04
CITIZENS MEETS.
They Elect Officers and Deoideto Partioi-
patetin the Emancipation Celebration.

The citiEens meeting WAS held Tues
day evening, z 80 O'Clock, at the PLAN
nj Ohice, Sll North 4th st. Editor
John Mitchell, Ir., stated the object of
the meeting, which was to prepare for
the proper celebration OF January 1st,
1898. After informal discussion, on
motion OF Rev. w. F. Graham, Mr.. w.
Isaac johnson was elected permanent
chairman, 7. @. Johnson, ESQ perma-
nsnt secretary; Rev. s. G. Burrell, as
sstant secretary. Addresses were
made by Lewis BrAxton, Carbury Bur
ton, Peter Thompson. Alderman II J,
Moore, Capt. Benjamin Scott, Thomas
W. Mitchell, Junius A. Smith, Benia-
min Bailey, Colin T. Payne, Richard
Carter, Rev. ]. E. Rawlings, Rev, w
F. Graham, John o. Taylor, George
Reid, Benjamin Z. Vandervsll, E
Fountain Robinson, d. ]. Chavers, E.
J. Crane, Benjamin Jackson, Rev. T
H. Briggs. John Mitchell, Jr,, w. H
Johnson, Lewis Frayssr, Anderson
Evans.
The movement of the Knights of Pv
thiAs, N. A i, 8. A., E.. A., A. and A.
was endorsed and the meeting decid &C
50 90 operate. A committee on pro
gramme was appointed and the meet
ing adjourned to meet at Johnson
Hall, 70T Fsushee Street, Tuesday
Dec. 7th, at s o'clock.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

CALLAwAT-WARD-On Thanksgiving
evening Mr.. Charles II. CAlaway wac
married to Miss Rebecca Ward by the
Rev. j. w. Norris, pastor of Ebenszer
A. NJ. Z. Church, &C the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel d. Hayward, SIG
st Paul street, Baltimore. Md. The
wedding took place At 8 80 O'Clock.
The bride was attired in pink silk
trimmed in duchess lace.
After the wedding grand reception
was held. Among those in attendance
were Mrs. CsllawAy. Mrs Haines, Miss
80 Carson, Webb, Collins, Aalowe, Mrs
Boston, Mrs. Robert CAlaway and
Messrs. Johnson, Burley. Jones, Har-
ris, Lewis and Smith.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

eth all things right and consider our
loss is his gain. - go -
p. Resolved, that q copy OF these
resolutions be spread on the minutes
OF this body and also . copy be sent 60
his family.
Tossed no more on'life's rough billows
All the storms OF life have passed,
And death has found . quiet pillow,
For our faithful brothers head.
II. II. AILnH.
Published By Aaron's Tabernacle,
No "a, g. g. A. o. B. aud 8. Of Love
and Charity.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04
MARRIAGE, SUCCESS OR FAILURE
Rev B Beschsr TaylOr bsfOrs ManChes-
ter Audience.

A very enthusiastic audience assem-
bed at the Second Baptist Church
Rev. D. Webster Davis, pastor, TO hear
the discussion OF the important sub
iect, lis Marriage Failure"
The exercises were opened by sole
rendered very sweetly by Madame M
A. Cross. Mrs. Rosa K. Jones presid
ed At the organ. Rev. Taylor theI
proceeded 10 analyzs the many unfor
tunase occurrences that have caused
marriage to be q failure as to husband
and wife.
The frequent applause gave evidence
Of how well the lecture was enJoye ed
Rev. Taylor, speaking OF the man.
happy homes, finally decided that mar
riage was not failure.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

Miss Hatilda Brown, che believed
daughter Of Benjamin J., and France
nioar Bryant, departed this life Friday
night, November loth, 1897. in the 1sth
year OF her age. She was sick abe ut
three months, but bore her sickness
with much patienes unSil the snds She
leaves = father, three brothers, one
sister and host OF relatives and dea-
friends so mourn their loss, but their
loss il hes eternal gain.
Wilmington, N O.. papers Iplease
copy.
From her father,
BHHJAMIH J. BRYAHT
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04
srRENarK AaAINaT soTHHon.

STRENGTH AaArNaT soIBEon.
Howard mon are getting anxious
now. Dear, dear the time il almost
up and not . touch down. SO near,
but yet 20 far Coach De Rief'B voiee
rang out, Put il right Through boys,
you have only fifty seconds" The
whistle was about TO sound and every
The western wind blew brisk. This
ss HoWSrd's only chance: II she fails
50 scorc in the first, she will 10 down
in the second for the ViPSinians we're
givir & her az hard . Sight as Wayland
and it was weight and strength against
her science. But the eleven younx
down on their knees for the final
plunge, and is wAs arm 10 arm, sin0w
10 sinew, pound against p0and--and
she long haired studeots again gritted
their teeth.
There was . heavy struggle and tAe
mass swayed back and forth, then .
mighty burst, . mad and desperate
rush and all was over. Howard had
scored-now let she whistle sound, and
it dds too. A Wild CRY went up
frommany throats, while she blue and
white AaRU we're wAvodin the faces Of
their hoats. The ladies went wild ~
their lost defeat and many songs wsss
sung.
TEE sssoHD KALB.
The Virginia men wsrs the nrst 20
rs-appeAr upon the gridiron and this
time the wind 10 against them. Al
frat there 10 ssms lively Kicking.
The game opens and Howard gets
the Wsrst Of the serimmnges a. before
and there are frequent halts--soms Of
them are long and painful while How
ard men sre down.
Now and then = man 70 seen to dive
down 60 the bottom OF the mass where
it ID supposed. head or stomach hAye
been seen. Ons poor fellow gste his
FOR . tinae fs looks 80 IL he had he ard
the tiRtinabulstions Of aabriei's srum-
pes
Clossr and closer the ball gets down
60 their danger line IL il within six
yards Of the coveted goal and only q
single chalk mark between. Nor for
i'll All together, with . ruah snd
tumble anu . hurrah for Virgins.
The crowd, expeotant, eager, il on it's
feet ready to wave the haR of victory
for all Virginia, but the Howard mea
grit their teeth and fight with the en-
srgy OF despair.
AvAHT KICKS GOAL.
Another rush and tumble. . sort of
human ball rolling on the ground, but
when the whistle sounded and it
ceased to roll, The man on top OF she
ball had carried back several feet from
the danger line. Here the ball got NJ
a standstill for it was kept within two
or three yards for . great length OF
time. By q mishap VIrEinian got she
ball and with clinched teeth, doubled
fist made n most desperate dash with
= clear Held before him with the ex-
ception OF one tackle who stood ready
50 leap upon him, bSt . serrifie blow in
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04
President Hayes Hsrs.

Prssidsnt q. ". Hayes Of Virginia
Seminary At LynehburE, VA.s called on
"a this Wssk. he reports the institu-
-tlon IN splendid eondition.
A chemical labratoTy has BEEN Os-
tAblished under the control Of Prof.
Simns Of Hillsdaie College.
The attendance Il larger than last
year At3his time. The Y. n. o. A. OF
ths eeminaRy sent four ysung men t.
the =. n. o. A. Dnthsringat .bhsw. y.
%.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

The Emancipation Celebration prom
ises - be . grand affair. All Sir
Knights should be interested in the
parade and make the Orders para OF
the program the most netable.
The eitiRens ara thoroughly aroused
and will doubtless make an excellent
showing.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

YaR1AsnG 1STsA va BdrSN, 1s
SerMaA- niaistas feS feruian aAaspu,
Fes9eraaS B2vs TIA unitoA Denaas an
eaDAAe4. AAGroV d. W1feA q mtlu-
HAseseg okDlAnAtisn - 09rmnmzse a.
oeA1ioz3 tswAre HaytA
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

the face sent him TO the earth. On be
sped reaching the dsstiny. Here
na mad Q . toueh-in-aoal. Advant runs
up and kicks goal from placed kick
and Virginia goes wild. Her colors
are ut once raised to the wind and she
is ragged with enthusiasm while her
guest sits quiet.
i he game is tie, Bix-six. The blue
and white get on = httle hare nerve
and begin 10 root their boys up.
: cheer Up Uniesl cheer up Uniesl
there's a chsnee yet" Just here
things begin to get unusually interest,"
ing, for the score 10 tied and the two
elevens seem TO get angry.
ONE SIDE 9oo kTKoKa, THE oRHER roo
QUICK.
Again the gladiators lined up in the
middle of the field.
Howard goes In fiercely. In twink
ling the bali is within three yards OF
Vireinias' goal line. By some quick
and scientific movement it was passed
around the end 10 DAVIS, Howard =
little tricky fu.I-back, who puts it over
the line. But The crowd cheered toe
soon for the umpire called it back on
foul, claiming that the bail had GOT
way round to the other end and ne
dion't see how is got there Howard
Was 800 quick for them.
rwELyTR NAE DISosvzRES.
Ast the Howards were bringing the
bali back they discovered al extrs
man in VirRiniaa' line. The game
goes on and iuII ten minutes the bal
| IA fiddled back and forth. A grea
hush fell Oh the crowd. Howard is q
bout TO DO or die.
You III never get the chance agar
boys" screamed Coach De Reef. Th'
blue and white line tightentd togethel
"I2-24 eel" cried Captain jackson
Snapi and the bali went to Oliver
You could have driven an ice car
/ through virginia. line just then. Oil
ver. skipped through for full nftoeI
Yards. Another five yards and How
ard could score.
Ihe sun had already hid itself be
hind the western hills and oarknes
and rain were falling fast. he dark
ar it got, she harder 1t rAined.
Oh. poor Old Howard viii she hAV'
Nto score 10 The rain Auo DARK.
The long haired heroes Iookeo ars
Z. . the elements then 10 tne goal POss,
IS dark At last-the rain fOi
he aVy And fast, but the gallant knight
ne 80 oTid IRON gritted their teeth 8
ol and vent down for The las
snn The exow6 held its breath
Ss10 Vao could have neard q 2in drop hal
nah. a crush, dash and twent
- voDnR men fell &c = heap. Tn
! sS..h. AZ back was over the line.
HoWa rd had scored . clean toue
|do~n--s,nd thsrs Vas . rush for th
srolly cars.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

Casearsta Candy Cathartic, the most won
oerIul medical discovery or the age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
ana posiavely on kidneys, liver and bowels.
cloAnalhg oe entire system, dispel colds,
0Oro headAehe, faver, habitual consfiDstion
ena bllieusnsss. Please buy and try a box.
81 y. q. q. to-day; 10, -, SO cents. HaiA anA
eAeseaeeee - sare " a. dxpaaista.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

hIohhoND, va NOV. 90, I60I.
Whereas, IL has pleased God 10 Hia
wisdom TO move from our midst our
most estsemed and believed brother an
the person Of Brother Beverly Trayers
to . state OF eternal duration.
/. Resolved, that We bow in hum
We yubmissien unte that Cod Who do,
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04
SOCIETY COLUMN.
PITHIAH EoTEs.

DoR't forget to-attend the Bsssar at
Riebnond Hall given by the Uniform
Rank Club. commencing December Sth
and ending December 18th The ad-
mission IL only 10 cents. Good music
will be in attendance.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

Boriin, DoA The eGr.aAA goweDa-
Msat has ebanSoasA In i1teAtloA ~
sending the wsBhiD GaaSa hs Pusk 80
Prince. HGgtl. - an1SSoa TIE demands
tsr o. nayNsut e e. inAenNl,y e
Hun Naadsss 81 a1IaDoA .en6 ~
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

Planet Company, humber s, will be
represented on the BrigAdier Generals
StaH in abe persons OF Assistants Adju-
tant General, Thomas W. Mitchell ;
Assistant Surgeon General, Dr.. =. II.
Dismon6 Brigade Engineer. John +.
Chiles and Chaplain, Rev. w. z. Gra-
ham.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04
RICHMOND VIRGINIA. SATURDAY DECEMBER 4 1897

at Sl1 North 4th Street, next Thursday
evening. at s O'Clock. This club is ex-
pecsed to be turned over at an early
date.
NoNkp
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

IL is no use 10 run under the house.
60 in at she front door. -Four per
cent allowed on all deposits at the
Nickel Saving Bank
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

The semi-anuual tern will expire
December Stat, and the blanks will be
furnished you in due time By the
Grand Keeper of Records and Seal.
Be sure that you ges receipt for all
moneys sent Co TO the Grand Keeper OF
Records and Seal, ~ this is purely q
matter of business. All supplies can
be purchased at this ofdee. send for
price list.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

The Grand Chancellor, Grand Wor-
thy Counselor, Brigadier General John
Mitchell, Jr., is eagerly looking for
ward to the nrss day OF January when
he 10 expecting to Adcrn himself in his
new unIferm.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

Richmond Lodge, Number l, meets
Monday niGht, ~ Masonic Hall on Olsy
So All nnenbers are requested 70 be
present. The meeting is one Of Ersst
importsneo.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

The Emancipation somniHsss meets
Tuesday night. At this Office at o'clock
sharp. All members Of the committee
arc rsausstsd to be present At that
hour.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

Presidents r. =. TanoiI report. 49,.
perity. Patroniss the Nfeiel e.xs..-
SsNk' - iss woFshy institWtlsa,
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

You borrow any amount at the Nick
el Savings Banksin sums OF from 81 u
1900.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

II you have had-A good Keeper Of
Records and Seal and Master OF FL
nance, we would advise you 90 keep
them and be sure and net elect any one
who has no business qualifications,
and who 10 not . good penman.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

who caught the force OF Avaut's foot
rquare ia the stomach; and doctor
Charles White Of the Medical depart
ment was called upon to do little
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

Planet Company, Number &, meets
on Monday night, and all officers and
members ara requested 90 be present
in uniform The meeting il of special
Importance az drill 10 very necessary.
All other engagements must bo can
cslled - the Sir Knight Captain has
issaed spseiai orders for the said meet
ing.
Royal Loyal. Number -, bslds It's
meetings on she 3nd and zth v cdnes-
days Of oach month. The members at
tend very regular aud ths lodge is in a
prosperous condition.
The Gourta Of Calanthe II given half
q chance will outstrip the lodges nu-
msrically. The enthusiasm - great
aud all of the ladies show sians OF the
greatest interest.
Old Dominion Lodge, Number 8,
meets next Thursday night. All should
be preaent and hear aomething con-
cernina the work done by the Enanci-
pstion COMMITTEES.
The time IL near at hand when the
ofnsors OF the several lodge are 10 be
elested. The bsst material should be
supported In every ease, and favorit-
ism should not 30 ehAraeterise she
election 80 as to give positions to thos-
mot capable OF performing the duties.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

The MeHbsra OF Planet Lodge, xum.
Der -. are requested 70 be pressns on
Monday nighs, At so'slosk sharp. a.
isrgs amosnt Of important businsss
IL t. RranGaetsd.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

The gentlemen who have desires OF
entering the Pythian Ranks will
please attend the meeting Of the club
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

Lanatiss would have called those
Yelling people erssy. is vas blue ans
Uhitei blae and white ontl tAs neAtS
clouds locked 80 IL they nao enanBco
thoir eOlor. HotWithstanoing me ram
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

Eureka Company. Number 1. will be
represented by Chief of Rtsn, Walker
H. Johnson; Brigade Mastering Officer,
D. Wade johnson Brigade Signal ON
cer, E. Fountain Robinson Assistant
Quarter Master General, Augustus
Taylor; Assistant Commissary General
Jesse ScrugRs.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

Sir knight William A. Jackson is
still confined to his residence. $40 n.
Adam Street, on account Of sickness.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04
PRICE. 5 CENTS
MAGNO'S MESSAGE.

Sunday in Our Churches.
Richmond planet., 1897-12-04

ceN1mVHR OF soUAaR PAGE
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-03-09
CIRCUIT COURT.

The attention of Judge Dupuy in the
circuit court yesterday was taken up
with the case Of j.. II. Cooke, trustee,
against the Exchange Building and In
vestment Company. The suit is being
brought by several parties, among them
II. III Cooke, trustee. to get costs and to
inform him rs to the proper administra-
ton of its affairs, also by the different
persons who had not secured release deeds
to give them good titles To the lands. and
to question Col. Lewis right to His part
of the land which they had bought under
his deed of trust. The case involves prop
erty valued Mt about 500, 000 and in case
the court should refnse TO compel the re-
lease of the land it might occasion consid-
cradle loss on the part of the purchasers
OF these lands. The case is attracting n
great deal o. attention and the greater
part of the city bar is engaged OH one side
or the other. The attorneys for the pur.
chasers are Smith & King, w. a. Glas-
gov, Col. II. II Logan, of Salem: j. p.
Woods, .Ino NJ. Hart, Scott & Staples
and Il. Perkins. Col. Lewis is represent
ed by Watts, Robertson & Robertson.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-03-09
COUNCIL MEETING TO. NIGHT.

The regular monthly meeting of the
city fathers will be held in the circui.
court room tonight, commencing at s
o'clock. Several matters OF Importance
will come before the body, among them
the matter of laying better sidewalks on
the streets leading TO the new postollice.
r.. Is. Crabllls successor on che school
board will be elected and in all probabil
ity the matter of the bill of 81 COO against
the city by Watts, Robertson & Robert.
son will be taken up and decided upon
The question of establishing IL city light
plant which has been under advisement
for several months will probably he de-
cided ut this meeting
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-03-09
DEATH or ROBERT PAYNE.

Robert a. Fayne died ut his home at
335 Campbell street Sunday night ut IL
o'clock ut the advanced age of ia wears.
lie was father.n law to Officer Nichols
and was held in high esteem by all who
knew him. The funeral was conducted
from his residence yesterday afternoon,
the remains being inferred in the City
Cemetery. The exercises were conducted
by Rev, Mr.. shipman, of the First Bnp
fist Church. Messrs. Wright, Tuilmnn,
Giles, Dalby. Beckers and Albeit were
the pail bearers
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-03-09
FUNERAL OF j. II. WOODY.

ire funeral vices over the remains
OF j. II. Woody were conducted from
Greenc-Memorial Church yesterday morn.
ing under the auspices of the knights Of
Pythias and conducted by Rev. G. ID.
Bulla. Alter the services ut the church
the procession formed. First were the
knights and behind them the officers of
the lodge, the chancellor commander and
prelntc bringing up the rear. Immedi.
ately behind the knights came the hearse
AMI behind were the relatives and friends
of the deceased. At the grave the core
mony OF the l'y.hians, which consisted in
each one dropping into the grave IL sprig
OF evergreen and the talk by the prelate,
Dr. X. W. Fry, WAS very impressive. The
following gentlemen acted rs pail bearers:
u. \. Bright. X. Il. Boswell, q. II. Diu-
gui J. Jno w. lIartweil, j. G. Moir and
y. w. Phelps.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-03-09
Metropolitan Corset Stock nR0alDkG
We Garry Larger Stock Of Corses in the Finer and Medium Gadas
Than Any House in This Section of Virginia. We Sell Them al
the Lowest Prices Permissible Under Contract With the Makers
All the Leading and Desirable Makes Now in Stock
up. o." FRENCH CORSET,

We carry II complete stock of this cee-
DRAFTED French.made Corset. 1t is I. make
that has been on the market for years
They come III different styles.
Have Just added the NEW SHORT
CORSET, 20 be worn with the Empire
Dross.'
It's the figure you get from wearing n
French Corset that makes them especiallv
desirable
They are. of course. all made OF the
finest materials anu finished in best man
ner possible.
All styles OF 'p D. Corscts.
r. ID. : French Corsets, full line sizes,
white only. at $l.73.
.P. D." French Corsets, white only, at
p. d." corsets, white or black, Mt
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-03-09
DEED OF ASSIGNMENT.

y deed of assignment was filed in the
clerk s office late Saturday evening. by
the Consolidated Cigar and Tobacco Com
pany, ID. l. Bachman, president, and W
~. Caldwell, secretary. S. l.. Jones is
appointed trustee and will endeavor to
settle up the business as speedily us pos
sinie: me liabilities of the company are
nearly So, 900, while the assets are thought
to be in the neighborhood o: the same
amount
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-03-09
DIR. SNEAD'S DEATH.

DR.. +. +. Snead, Il prominent physician
of Lynchburg, died Saturday of heart
trouble, aged about 40 yeals. He was II
native OF bedford col NY, and began the
practice of medicine in Lynchburg in
1887. DR.. Snead and his wife were we'll
known in this city, having many friends
here 1t will be remembered when his
little son was drowned Il few years ago
the money he had saved was donated to
the home mission fund of Cavalry Bap-
tist Church, and II society organized and
named for him the Ltwren"e Sncad Mis-
siotary Society. Since then the old Cal
vary tabernacle has been moved to the
northwest section and il how known as
Lawrence Snead chapel. DR. and Mrs.
Sncad were present ut its dedication.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-03-09
"R. & G." cORSETS,

"R. & G. Corsets are probably the
most desirable of all the domestic. made
Corsets in the market. We carry a f,lll
line and sell more than any house in
TINS section. All sizes and all STYLES nov
ready. Come TO us FOR an "R. x q. -
Corset.
75c.
n. & G." Corsets, white and Hack, ut
II & g. Corsets, white only. II; $3.50
IL * &. Corsets, white only, Mt - -
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-03-09
JUSTICE WOODS COURT.

The docket in the police court vcster-
day morning was unusually small for
Monday morning, there being only IL few
cases OF minor Importance before Justice
Mood. negro and three white men
were fined 800 each and in default of
hail were committed to Jail. Three boys
were arrested for stealing pigeons and
the case continued until day.
The case of Henry Walferwas dismissed
upon suggestion OF plaintiff, who paid all
costs.