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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

The Arrangements for the Celebrate" "'-
most completed.

~ a r
mostC Completed
,-,. l,..,,.r American Association held
.o adjourned meeting 40 saenscr ll"i'o
has, evening for the purpose of comp'''-
~. .,.,,rr,ments for thc celebration obi
1,.-,-., Day al thc Exposition HIo"'"'
ty.fr..Iav. september -'ih. AI'.l-
ll,t Won y Roseuegk was lh '""
Islr and Secretary j. a. MOL I','' n,.
The Reception Committee lHI""-h IT,
yvuism Ell Zimmerman i'coiAil''l" "
that official invitations To p'''' 'P1...
~, f.etitlfIes he sent to Governor @ = OF
U ,f.,o- {irhard NJ Taylor. President
William d. Turpin. of tne hoaId %. ~
derr.r President James CasNe OF lh'
common Council. JudlF>7 Samuel h. WIZ
b. a. Minor d. b. Wexford. James &,
Tami. j. g. Cutchncid ~. IT. Wickhah'
7 d. Ingram. and ReVs. Dr Mcneil 'r'
CaU.rh and pr WWhald. The recon-
mondauon was agreed TO-
Or motion of SIR. zimmerman 10 was
also decided that ono hundred tickets or
admission Doe sold to Invited guests II
vou.hed for hy members of The Associa-
ton AND endorsed by thc treasurer Or
secretary OF tho society These tickets
may hc purchased from MT q. wiper
mann cor j a. Mol
Air Charles 81 Phillips as chairman OF
ho Committee on Programme. submitted
tho rrorrammc as suggested by the com
rrut.e and published in last Wcdnes-
davis Times DO called Tor au amount Zoo
addition 10 the sum already appropriated
ir order 20 make thc festival success.
ON SIT XmmDrmanus motion 20 was de-
effef 90 allow the additional amount.
Afr Isaac H.id. OF the Committee ON
PRIVILEGES. stated that tho privileges for
the lay would realize tho sum OF S2295o
10 was also adopted.
Mr. Charles r. Lochier. OF the Press
Committee. stated that that body had
held one meeting. but had decided 20
go into Systematic advertisement ~
tho entertainment after everything had
heen rotiGed hv that meeting The re-
rort wgs agreed 20.
Tire Door Committee was enlar~ed 80
thet ~ now consists ~ the following
members: Messrs A. MOL Emil Finders
Z. ~. Roeher. Marx Gunst. John sehia-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

Richmond: J.. j. Chcatwood and wife 10
j.. a. Rounolds q Brother. "a feet on east
side Twenty-scventh street % feet from
Main. s.. p. G.. Hitzmau to Bette Helm
lcin. half interest 800 10 So feet ON west
side Laurel street i2f feet south OF China,
81. Robert A. MacAey's trustee 20 r. b..
Gaskius. 10 feet ON north side Nenaole
street 2ls feet west OF Moshy. 1886.
Hcurico. vs.. NJ Barnum and VIE To
Samuel J.. Ford. So l-4 acres ou Hungary
road about ten miles north of Richmond
sac. Commonwealth of Virginia Co Ed-
ward Shipman. ] acre ON WILLIAMSBURG
road. Courtney. Wendenburg and Mer-
Ger. special commissionerstJ. j.. Eichi-
SON and wife 10 Joseph lieppert lots ]
and I'm block O. Brookland Park. Sl4"'
James Hughes and wife TO Cufiie Ander-
SON l6 acres SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
M'KINLEY ~ WASHINGTON.
The President Returns From Somerset, Pa
An Tneventful Trip.

The President Returns From Somerset, Pa
An Uneventful Trip.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Sept. l3-Presi-
dent Mckinley returned TO Washington
this evening from Somerset. Pa The spe-
clal train which carried the Presidential
party consisted OF President Governs pri-
waite car. baltimore" the Pullman chair
car Abigail which served as a recep-
ton car az the various stopping places
en- route. and combination car On the
lead. AttOrncy-General McKenna accom-
panied the President and Mrs Mckinley.
and the only other members OF the party
were Miss Endsey and Executive Clerk
George b. COrtelyou
There was no schedule arranged for the
train between here and Somerset.
and 81 was put through at an
easy gait. on orders from the
train dispatcher of each division.
The President had expressed a wish 10
arrive in Washington at 5:f5, and was
landed here on the dot. The officials OF
the road who accompanied the President
were General Superintendent T. Fitzgerald.
Superintendent j. +. Spurrler; +. A.
Ueustend. OF the Midland Division: D. 5.
Maronoy. and Trainmaster j. S Norris.
who rode on the engine and practically
handled the train
There was a small crowd az the depot
when the train was expected. The Cabl-
net was represented by Secretary wilson
and Postmas,er-General Gary. As the
train slowed UP at the station the Cabl-
net officers entered the drawlng-room OF
the private car. and. after a few min
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
nnErNn cOUNIT.
The Public schools-An Interesting Mas
oucrade Bali. with Queer Costume,

The Public Schools-Ah Interesting ""s'
oucrade Ball. With Queer Costume,
sTANDARDsVILLE. Sept. l3.-speciaL
The public school Of this place will begin
it's session September 10Th with Professor
Gcorao vs.. shelton and wife as teachers.
The teachers of the Monroe district tho
following session are Mcsdames Kennedy
ana SNOW. Misses Mann. Cole. Chapman,
Robinson. and Garth also Mr.. crawford.
There was large crowd ar me mas
ouerade BAN at oak Grove Hotel Friday
night. A good many Of the Madison
Young men participated in the Festivities
which lasted until a late hour OF the
night. The young people looked comlcal
Inn their queer costumes, and the oddity
Of their appearance seemed 20 heighien
their enjoyment.
mo colored Basic city Band returned
hero Friday with the same Kind or enter
tainmeut for the benefit Of their church.
but not with the same encouragement nor
with as beneficial results af When mere
Misses. Anna and Bessie Wingheld re-
turned 10 their home in Washington the
past week
Mr. Jim Derrng. of Washington IS VS.
unc Rev j. Q. Rhodes family ot TINS
place
Miss Stella FARRELL IS visiting relatives
in Charlottesville.
Mrs Woodson and granddaughter are
visiting bon the Valley
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

Martha Ann Taylor. alias Muddy
Stokes "a negro woman who lives boo jan
Alley. and is well known 90 the police OK
he First District. was prisoner in the
First station last night
She is charged with stealing a sum or
money. about S. from "a stranger VINO
gave his name as 1nstaguetfo. and said
be was stopping with friends 100 hich-
m0nd.
He was reucent 10 the police concerning
the details OF the alleged thott. which Us
believed 20 have occurred af tho house OF
the TAYLOR woman iu JAN Alley.
As the police did NOT ger hl- address.
he could not be- found last night 10 get
his version OF the case which Will he
heard before Justice Crutchheld tais
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
UNIrLRSirY STUDENTS.
They Are Coming ~ Large Numbers and
Al The EnnIn. Arc Inken.

All the Room. Are Taken.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. sept -
spccial-Thc prospect for successful
session at tho University of Virginia this
year is very na,tcrns. All the rooms
in the enclosure have been taken and
paid for. and students ate coming iu
daily. The session Will be formally open
cd next wednesday. the 18th.
Two coops of birds from the Manhattan
Homug Pigeon Company New York. were
liberated at % o'clock this morning near
the Virginia Midland depot hy MT j. H.
Murphy OF Adams Express Company
a beautiful Communion service was
presented yesterday 10 the New Belmont
Methodist church hy Mr. william A.
Turner. Of Batcsviie The presentation
speech was made by Mr.. T.. O.. Haden. OF
belmont. and the reception Speech on
part OF the church. was made by Mr.
r. ". Flanagan. the superintendent Of
the Sunday school al said church.
The extreme dry weather has seriously
affected the operation of several or the
flour and corn mills in Abemarie and
adjacent counties Some of the mills
have been forced % close down for want
0f water 10 operate them The corn and
grass crops have also suffered very much
from the dry. p0rching weather.
Mr.. ". -. Shepherd. OF Albemarle coun-
tv filed this morning in the Circuit
clerks office through DIS counsel L. %.
Haden. OF Fluvanna. his declaration 10
suit for SANDER against Messrs. C.. S.
Rowc0ck. Joseph Everett. and others, lay
ing the damage az $500 for SANDER
Shepherd was a candidate for the post
rnastcrship an Keswlck and. being de-
fcated in obtaining the office. be sues for
damages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
com AND cOPPER.
An option on Gold Lands Closed ana tops
nor Mics Are Being Investigated

OXFORD. y. c.. Sept. i3.-special'-Ah
o,tion ON the Hammie farm Of 4oo acres
snpposed to be rich in gold was pur-
chased ON Saturday by "a Northern synd,-
cato for tbirtv-sevon hundred dollars. WIN
a Wow 20 paying thirty-sevcn thousaIu
Tor thc land f the prospect is eh'""'"7
ing. ..t. 80
Shafts viii Doe sunk ana lhe N0lN IVA
dt,-r,ir,. Cor gold commenced Immediately.
rms farm is adjoining the Cheatham gold
mine. which is being worked WIN most
approved apparatus.
Capitalists are iuVesiigailnI lH. 'l'L,
mime known as the old Lewis mine. with
"a Wow 10 purchasing. A very. cncourag-
ing yield of copper is being shipped rom
tho Giless copper mine. and other copper
mines Zoo the same region.
istor of deeds. married az bis office MI
Lewis j. Newton and Miss Bette Glass
cock, OF Mocklcuhurg. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

For the past twelve days the Associa-
ZION gymnasium has been closed for re-
nairs and repainung. but is now again
open to the members
Mr. Merrill the physical director re-
turned 10 the city yesterday and all mem
hers are urged 10 come in promptly and
have their measurements taken. This is
important I'm order that the measurements
three months hence may compare favor
ably with those who were prompt In TAX
lnc the FIRST measurement
The regular Young mems classes VIII
resume tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

bolbuth. Eugene Dietrich, Joseph stumpt'
Charles +. Lonier. &. Werner II. 9.
Miller. Fred G. Ebcl a. +. Hulcher.
Tho Committee on Programme was en-
largcd as follows. Mcsf'a Charles n.
Phillips. T. 4. Stumpf g. +. Mutter,
John Schmlnckc. ". j. Klein, r. @.
Schmidt. T.. Dietrich a. Mattcrn. George
Dietrich. A. r. Saourwald, Henry Rue
scr. C.. Werner.
ON motion Mr. Henry G. Miller 70 was
decided that the next meeting OF the As
sociation Doe held on Monday evening
septemt or 9th. at $3.50 J.. NJ.
Tho Reception Committee viii hold nm
other meeting ON ncxt Thursday evening
40 J. NJ M Zimmermann's Hotel and
tho Committee ON Programme and the
Press Committee viii hold another meet
Ing 40 Sacnfcr HALLE next Friday even
ing az o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

A Llneman and Two street Car Houses
KiiIed-The Driver shocked.

A Llneman and Two street Car Houses
KiiIed-The Driver shocked.
NORFOLK. VA. Sept. 70. - Special -
While fixing a wire on "a Gloss tree OF "a
telephone pole In Portsmouth a little ar
ter & O'Clock this evening. Charles Yeager
"A young man employed as ineman by the
Southern Bell Telephone Company touch'
cd an electric light wire with his foot.
The shock caused him 20 lose his balance
and be fell across the deadly wire break
Ing it and carrying % down with him.
lie struck ,he street fracturins his skull
and dying almost instantly.
A horse car was passing under The
wire al the time and two horses were
caught in il as il fell They were cleo
trocuted in almost the twinkling OF an
eve. The driver was painfully shocked.
Yeacer was tweny-onc years old and
unmarried.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
Arr..trh Tor Er.a.lnr In.

Policemen Flnncean and Shields arrest
cd yesterday afternoon John winston,
alias John Reed a negro. charged with
breaking into the store of O.. Dominica ~
CO.. l7l0 east Franklin street. with intent
20 rob them
Winston was locked up boo the Second
Station. and Will tell Justice crutchfleid
his side OF the tale This morning
Policeman craft arrested iast night and
lodged in the Second station tw0 small
negro boys Abr1m Smith and Willie Har-
ris. charged with stealing MON from the
Richmond Traction Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
IS ANDREE Ar THE POLR7
An Exhausted Carrier Pigeon Bears Note
Signed BY Him.


Signed by Him.
LOGANSPORT. IND. Sept ia car
fior-pigeon with message signed AN
drc." has been captured I'm this vinciuity.
The writing is Boo English. but 10 rs
thought that the explorer sent out the
messages in an languages.
The bird was first seen 10 ny over n
small town called ldayille, near here. and
was next seen when 80 alightsd ou Farmer
Wcckwan's house in an exhausted coudi-
ton It's capture was easy. hut in get
ting the bird down 30 was injured. and
died this morning.
It's right foot had a small aluminium
band around &c. on which was Inscribed
'NO. ~ and the letter a. Under the
left wing was "a parchment containing
some badly dishgured writing. out Of
which tho following could be read:
August 30. Pole" and the next was
erased. Then came the signature An
dree. The action Of the wing had worn
the parchment and erased the writing
The whole had been tied on the body
Of the bird. and while not loose. had EVIL
IDENTIFY been in AN kinds ~ weather.
Al first it was thought that "a practical
Joke had been played. bur tho exhausted
condition Of the bird disnrovod that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

Ga. He promptly denied published re-,
ports that a conference was 10 Doe held
with q view 20 his retirement I'm favor OF
W IT, Stalllncs. and 20 Lyons subsequent
appointment as Register OF the Treasury.
Lyons stated that he was stlll candidate
for tho Augusta postofice. ana for thai
only. and that he had not contemplated
Withdrawing or seeking a Treasury posi-
tion.
W. IT. Johnson. Of Atlanta. United
States marshal, and an influential state
leader. confirmed Lyons statement.
The curious parties 10 the controversy
were - the Post0nlcc Department TOO
dav. and it is thought that "a hnal decision
will be- reached during the week The
Augusta appointment has been in abeN-
ance since last March. owing 20 the con-
foef
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
DIR. j {. Sonthall
DEATHS.

FORD Died. al her residence. No. 900
eo,,tb Laurel street. Saturday. Scptom-
ior mn Al O'Clock =. NJ Mrs ARCE-
MA FORD, in the seVenty-second year
Funeral took place yesterday after
noon from the residence al $3.50 o'clock.
fIrTJEN-pied. al her parents resi-
dence. Saturday. September II. 1897. at
2.iO o'clock. OF diphtherla. LOUISE Up
SHIR. youngest child Of William II
and Carrie V. Mullen. In the third year
OF her age.
52l north Fifteenth street. az 5A. III
seniember - 1897, Mrs. DRIDGET
MURRAY. aged eighty years.
Funeral will take place at 0.30 A. VI.
September IL, 1897 from ST. Peters
Cathedral.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

Anthony II. Grigg (white). who bias been
working no the tearing down 0r dead
wall. in rear OK the house of Nr Alvin
Alley at the mead of TRenty-e
street yesterday morning. was injured by
the collapse OF the wall -. was seated
on the wall when the accident happened.
and his lcft shoulder was dislocated be-
sides bruises to- his face and neck. Medi-
cal attention was given 20 him. and he
was taken TO his home, near smlthers',
Ia HcnrlcO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

Two Tiremen Receive Sentences for Viola
ton Of Bules-Other Matters.

Two Tiremen Receive Sentences for Viola
ton 81 Rules-Other Matters.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Fire Commissioners was held last even
ing at o'clock. All the members were
present
Mr. j. j. Williams. station man az No.
g. engine house was before the Board
charged with using uuhccoming language
90 superior ON September 18th. Mr.
Williams plead guilty and on motion was
fined five dollars and his days Off" sus-
pended for thirty days.
Mr. John Conlin station man az No. O.
engine house was also before the Board
charged with leaving the city without
permission Tie was 800 and took "a trip
to the country being gone two days. on
motion sentence was imposed as in the
case of Mr. Williams.
After auditing bills 90 the amount Of
500 the Board adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
1cR4cK cOMPANT.
The Washington Guards Make one Huns
ar.d Pc- Cont. skeletons Doc Up.


ar.d Pc- Govt. skeletons Duo Up.
FRFDFRICKsBURG VA. Sept. 49,
Special.-At the annual inspection Of the
WASHINGTON Guards Captain ". b. Rowe.
bv Colonel 10. Lane Stern, Inspector gem
oral of the State. the company scored a
record of 100 per cent. every member bee
inc n line. General Charles J. Anderson.
adiutant general of the state. was also
present. Both. gentlemen mqde speeches
and c0mplimcntod the company ln the
highest terms
To-day ln Falmouth Robert Limerick
shot James Edwards Edwards was
teasing Limerick when the latter seized "a
shot gun and empUcd its contents into
Edwards arm and back. Edwards is see
r'ously injured. bat 90 is thought hc Will
recover
Several skeletons were dug mp to-day in
front of ST. Georges church. ON Princess
Anne street by workmen who were Dig
ging "a trench for 20 sewer. one Of the
~kelctons had long growth OF curly hair
in good preservation.
Mr. s. Mussclmau and Miss Annie
Payne. Doth Of Falmouth. were married
last night, Rev. Decatur Edwards Off
Ciatiug
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
SOLDIERS HOME COTTAGE.
The Work of the OlS of Veterans Non
Nearly Completed.
The HISTORY NATTER IN ABEYANCE.
No Action Will De Taken Until After the
Meeting of the Grand camp IN October
Entertainment 20 be- Given al Lake
side Inu september %tth.


Tho regularly weekly meeting OF Lee
Camp. Sons of Confederate veterans,
,.,s b,l1 last rlrbt in Ice Camp Hall.
,, ......ii,,.,
IominiHn'f ''i''''' '''N''' ~
Che meeting was mainly devoted It'd lno
consideration OF report. submitted by
,....i. p.t.r, r.ct, tr recording
,.........
the cottage Whlch lN' o'"' Ut
arc erecting az leo Camp soldiers
u,mc
A.. r..,,,. 81, am ,,ro,e, epcecb ser
MI A-'NN'' '' '''
forth the work 'hal n'n orc" u'''' 0'''
stated to the camp mat ons s'" "Ha
needed TO complete the work. lie read
.t... ,..ii.,,i,,, lIst az contri-
.,.........
butors ana '"i'i''D''''.,. ........,-....
GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS
T.. g.. Jenkins 1000 feet OF joisl
Murphy a. Amcs. 1900 feet of Joist.
j. j.. Wlugne.d. 1900 feet .ot boards
s. ri. Hawcs a. Co.,. ten barrels OF lime.
W. s. DOMAIN d Co., hardware ana
threc kegs of uaiL
watkins Coutrcl q Co., one keg OF
nails.
IS. j. Wcstwood. 1000 Dicks
chewing a. Rose. lWh nrl'h7'
Carueal a. Davis, twelve pairs WINDOW
sasn.
o. Ey Stagg. thirteen pairs window
SASH
Arpifag. N4uuf4cturlnr Company, 300
foot of Tar paper
Henry 5. Winston. six window frames
William Gibbs. one kos of nails.
James vs.. White g. Sons, ono keg OF
nails.
old Dominion Iron and Nail Works
five boxes OF un.
Fritz SItterdlug porch uftcrs.
j. j. Montague Company. all doors for
the building
Woodward * Son. 200 OF the flooring
w. r.. Mason. cornerstone and three
stone pillars.
Morgan II Mills conner box
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

Last night Rev Father Terney spir-
itual director Of the McGiil Catholic
Union. delivered an address before the
members OF the union on the objects OF
their organization. Tho reverend fathers
talk was greatly enjoyed by those pres
ent and a vote Of thanks was rendered
him Tor his interesting and instructive
address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
10 Or4N Hr1DQUAErERS.

Tho Democratic Campaign viii Start In
Earnost In q Day OF Two,
Mr. Joseph Button. the secretary Of The
Democratic State Central Committee. ar
rived in this city on sunday evening. re
was Yesterday ENGAGED boo lengthy con-
ference with Chairman Eliysou. and %
was decided that headquarters Of the
committee should Doe opened at once. most
likely in the Chamber of Commerce
building. 500 as to Dee most convenient 10
Chairman Ellyson.
The schedule for speakers which was
discussed at Lyuchhurg ON Friday and
Saturday iast bias not set been revised
but Mr. Ellysou hopes Go have 10 ready
for publication within FEW days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
cAPrUEloFrIcroRIIDbLIrCNAS
Spaniards Claim That Insurgents Did Not
Respect "a Red Gross Flag

HAVANA, Sept. 13-Furthcr details Of
the capture Of Victoria De la Tuuas
Province OF Santiago dc Cuba. say that
She insurgents after capturing that town
killed with the machcttc forty gucrllas
for having made a stubborn resistance.
D. is explained that the Spanish hoistcd
the red cross flag over the hospital of
Victoria DE Las Tunas and that tha in-
eurgcnts mistaking 30 for a. parliamentary
frr sent am officers in that direction. The
Spaniards claim that the insurgcnt COM
mander. General CaliXto Garcia did not
respect the flag for the hospital and bonn
harded the building killing or wounding
fifty sick men.
The latest advices from Spain saT tho
Insurgents lost over 200 killed during the
FIGHT about Victoria De Las Tunos and
among them was General Menacole.
Five Spanish officers and eight soldiers
who surrendered 90 the insurgents have
arrived at Cautla.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

Thc>}1',,ost audience of the season WAS
at hN1. 'udoyillcs n the Auditorium last
o.cuit~E-aud the laughter and applause
-yh.oh% 5Deted every act was best cvi-
dcnrc ossAthe favor which the company
found +piyh their hearers
n w agreed 10y every one that no
moro fi.Iout bin Of vaudeville had been
prcecl@:,r in Richmond during the season,
of SSH $40 his is the last week.
Sis H1,nd Wallace. who arc prime f'-
vorto EAro. were warmly f.cg .'.'. ana
recalls rYno $50 frequently that th'y were
obNgo ~ decline them
Fou ~ and Wallace. who r.mainC %.
over @ last week, were delightful in
lhc.r needy sketch and sketch. Mr. For
rester's imitation of Cheyalier winning
much applause.
THE Welshs-Charles and Jcnnic-did a
most amusing act. "CoXcys Invitation
and the great Irish comedians Gallagher
and Evans contributed great fun.
Eddie cMrose. whose cluu-swinelne acl
made such hit last week. repeated hls
success. and au the company was seen
SIN a roaring farce comedy sqetch as
finale for thc evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
THEIRISH ETINGELISr
4 Negro strikes ui- sweetheart and Dis
lprpte. Hsr Seek.

Ipcpte. Her Seek.
WINSTON. ~ c., Sept l3.-Speciai-
Rev. j. w. Lee. the irish evangelist bee
gan a ten days meeting here yesterday
At last nights service fifty people stood
up for prayers.
A negro named Bnl Day killed bis
sweetheart. Laura Ellis, DO North Win
sion. = iturday night.
lie struck her on the neck dislocating IL
from the head.
Day passed through Madison to-day go-
ing toward Roanoke, Va. 10 is believed
D.. viii be caught.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

John Eddy Jones. a reRro boy OF fifteen
WIS arrested az late hour last nignt,
and lodged in the Second station house
on the charge OF attempt 20 crimlnaliy
assault Katie Scott. negro child OF i've.
The alleged offence is said % have hap
pened last week In Richmond.