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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
THE SYNOD OF VIRGINIA
REV. y. M. WOODS, or MARTINS
BURG. ". "a, MODERATOR.
Revs. y. VI. Wells and y. VI. Holiday, and
Elder Magrudcr Chosen as Clerks.
The Address of Welcome.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Oct 10
specsaL-rhe one hundred and tenth
annual session OF the Presbyterian Synod
OF Virginia. embracing all tho churches
81 the Southern Presbyterian church IN
virginia. West Virginia and part OF
Maryland, convened tonight in the Pres
byter1an church here. Many ministers.
elders and visitors have been arriving dur
Ing the day and the attendance Is large.
Among the distinguished members pres
ont are Revs DIR. Moses ID. Hoge and Dr.
r.. p. Kerr. OF Richmond: Dr. J. w. Rose
bro OF Petersburg; DIR. A w. Pitzer OF
washington; DR.. II. NJ. White, OF VIM
chester: Professor w S. Currell, OF Lex
ington; Hon. J. Hogc Tyler. and Judge -.
r. Wexford. Jr. The body is one OF the
most influential OF the denomination
INTRODUCTORY SERMON
The Introductory sermon was preached
before a large audience by Rev W. =
Campbell. Of Roanoke. the retiring MODE
rator, from the text Colossians. w. II;
And say 10 Archippus. take heed 70 the
ministry, which thou hast received IN the
Lord. that thou fulfill IT,
The sermon was an able presentation OF
the attitude OF the ministry 10 present day
tendencies as well as the great obligation
and responsibility Of the ministry
At the close OF the sermon an ADDRESS
OF welcome was delivered by Rev. y. w.
Mebane. pastor Of the church.
The election Of officers was announced
as the first business I'm order and consider
able interest was centered in the election
OF moderator. Several names were plac-
Cd in nomination and the first ballot re-
suited in no election.
THk OFFICERS
The honor finally fell 10 Rev. f. M.
Woods. u. D.. OF Martinsburg, w. Va,
Rev. J. NJ Wells. Rev. J. NJ. Holiday
and Elder Mugruder were elected clerks.
The synod then adjourned till o'clock
tomorrow morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
DAUGHTERs oFrHE CoNFEDERACY
Annual Meeting of the Virginia Division
IN h. IL cid In I.Xnrhhnrr.

LYNCHEUkG, VA, oct. l9.-SpeciaL-
The third annual convention of the Nir-
ginia Division United Daughters of the
Confe0eracy, will be held IN the home Of
Hill City Lodge, a new and beautiful
building. in this city on Thursday ana
Friday OF this week A number OF dele
gates are expected from all parts of the
STATE. An interesting programme has
been arranged. The convention will be
entertained by the Lucy Nina Otoy Chap
ter.
The following committees have been
appointed
Reception Committee-Miss Ruth Early,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Il. Anderson. and Mr.
and Mrs Charles Nj. Guggenheimer, Of
the Old Dominion Chapter; Mr.. and Mrs
n. G. Kean. Mr.. and Mrs. George p.
Watkins. Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ. Black
ford. Miss Maize Kinnier Mr.. and Mrs
Il. o. Payne. Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Il.
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs Don. r. Halsey and
Miss Julia IIalsey Meem, Of the Lucy
Nina Otey Chapter.
Credential Committee-Mrs. Nathan b.
Handy, Miss Alice owen. Miss Virginia
Goodwin. Miss Marco Jones and Miss
Margaret Franklin.
The programme as arranged is as fol-
lows:
Thursday, Oct. 2lst. 10 A. M--Conven-
tion called to order by the president,
Mas Mary Amelia Smith Prayer by
Rev. +. r. McFaden; Address Of We'll
come. by Mrs. II. G. H. Kean, president
OF the Lucy Nina Otey Chapter: Re
Spouse. by Mrs. George b. Lightfoot: Roll
Call OF Chapters, by Miss Gertrude How
ard, registrar; appointment OF record
ing secretary, pro tenn; appointment of
utes; report OF Committee on Credentials
and report OF delegates from chapters
Afternoon session, 3 II. M.-Called to
order by the president; reports OF officers,
Mrs. James Williams treasurer; Miss
Kate Mason Rowland, historian; Miss
Gertrude Howard. registrar; Mrs. Light
foot. corresponding secretary; Mrs. Stew
art. recording secretary.
Friday 10. A. M.-Called TO order by
the president; opening prayer, by Rev.
]. c. Reed report OF State president
Miss Mary Amelia Smith; report of vice
president, Mrs. Eliza w. Hunter: article
on School History. by Mrs. Charles NJ
Blackford; unfinished business, new
business and election OF officers
Committees appointed for the reception
and the care Of the convention are: Com
gnitteo on Arrangements, Mrs. James A
Scott, chairman. Committee on House,
Miss Clara Coin. chairman: Committee on
Decoration, Miss Gertrude Howard,
chairman; Committee on Reception. Mrs
Monimia Fairfax Tanner. chairman:
Committee on Homes. Mrs. Nathan b.
Handy, chairman: Committee on Pro
gramme, Mrs James A. Scott, chair
man; Committee on Entertainment, Mrs
George =. Watkins. chairman: Commit
tee on Press Miss Virginia Goodwin.
chairman; Committee on Music, Miss
Carrie Campbell. chairman: Committee
from the Old Dominion Chapter TO re-
ccive delegates 10 the convention, Mrs
william III. Jones, chairman; Miss Mary
Payne and Mrs. j. Davis Christian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20

A friend OF the great Russian poet
PushkIn once sent him turbot as
present through bis servant. who nid
been frequently ON similar errands, but
had never yet received the most tr'nlns
mark OF pushkn's generosity. Having
gained admission Dee opened the door OF
TIE study. and abruptly putting down the
fish. rudely cried out. Master has sent
You turbOt' "Heyda. young man. said
Pushkiu. rising from his easy chair. l3
that the way y0u deliver your message
Let mo teach you better miners. SIC
down ln my chair. We viii change Stu1-
tions and / Will teach YOU how 10 be-
have in future" The boy sat down ana
PushlIin going 20 the door. came up 90 the
table with 90 most respectful pace. ana
making "a low bow said "Sir. my master
presents his kind compliment. hopes your
Reverence is Wen. and hces your accep-
lance of "a turbOt" els that soy' Here,
John. take this honest lad in the kitchen.
give him everything Co eat and drink.
then bring him 90 me and / VIII give MN
half a ruble.' .-.,.,.
JOKE BILLGKOPH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
EFFECT or NorTOWAT'S RBFUsAL
To Vote an Appropriation for the Rich
rnond. blackstone and Southern.

PETERSBURG, VA, oct. Especial
/ saw DR.. Peter Arlund the president OF
the Richmond. Blackstone, and southern
Railroad Company, to-day and asked nm
what effect II any would the refusal Of
the people Of NOttoway county TO vote a
subscription OF 10000 towards the con-
strucflOn OF his road have on the Dhllu-
ing OF the road His reply was that IL
might cause some changes to be made.
but what these changes would likely be
he declined TO say. lie declared, now
ever. that the road would certainly De
built He then added that the road might
be built further north than Richmond
and further south than Raleigh, n {.
In reply 20 a question asked him Or.
Arlund stated that the vacancies on the
board Of directors OF the company, caused
by the designations of Messrs. George
w. Pegram and II. Hugh Jackson, or
Petersburg. some days ago had been NIL
ed. lie declined however 10 say VINO
had been elected 10 fill their places.
captain T.. A. MatteaOn mas uecnned 70
accept the captaincy of the Petersburg
Grays, 20 which office he was recently
elected. The company will hold meeting
on the Sih Of November and make an
effort to fiji the vacant office.
Bird Page was tonight appointed fourth
f.orpOral Of the a v. Hill Rifles
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee OF Dinwiddie county yesterday APP
pointed a committee from it's body TO wait
on Messrs. r. f. Clark and c. f. Smith.
the two contesting Democratic candidates
for the House Of Delegates from that
county, and requested hem 10 submit
their claims 10 the State Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee.
Mr.. Clark expressed his willingness to
do 50. but Mr.. Smith declined.
Twelve cars Of a freight train on the
Norfolk and Western railway, loaded with
merchandise. We're wrecked near Ford S
Depot last night. William Dupuy' a col
ored brakeman, was slightly injured.
The granary Of Mr. Scott. in NOttoway
county, was destroyed by fire a few days
ago, with q large quantity OF feed and all
OF his farming implements and wagons.
The Ettenborough homestead, near DIM
widdie Courthouse, was sold at auction
yesterday Mrs. Stearne. of Dinviddie
county, was the purchaser, and the price
paid was s. 800
Miss Elizabeth w. Hanson. who threat
ened TO shoot Mayor Collier a few days
ago, has been adjudged insane, and will
be sent to the asylum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20

Tuesday night New Orleans was the
scene Of another one Of those brutal ex-
hibitlons termed prize fights, and one or
the fighters finally received blow from
which he died before daylight Wednea-
day morning.
In an enlightened and Christian age it
IS n disgrace 10 our laws that such eXhi-
billions are permitted They have not a
single redeeming feature. Their whole In
fuence is brutal and degrading.-New
Orleans States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
THE GREAr GAME rh-URsDAr.
Columbian University of Washington, ID.
&. to Meet the Athletics.

A letter Just received from 1lessrs era
ham b. Nichols and J. william Beatty
managers Of .he Columbian University,
Will show what a strong team they have
for Thursdays game:
Harmon centre rush. 800 POUNDS, TWO
years on the Varsity; is quick and good
tackler
Cummings. right guard. 200 pounds;
played on college two years and Varsity
one is strong and fast on his feet.
Lancks. right tackle. played on local
high school team, and Schuylkill Athletic
Club. of Philadelphia is very strong
player.
Kelley. right end. captained High school
team three years. is strong tackier ana
fast runner.
Glazebrook. quarterback, played With
Trinity and Varsity two years each; is
a small man. but IS hard player ana
knows the game
Tindau. right half-back. played with
Orient Athletic Club and varsity one
year each, is a very fast runner.
Weaver left half back played full on
College and Varsity one year. and is a
fine player.
shuster left tackle. played on Varsity
two years; good man.
Lewis. full back and captain. played
with the Maryland Agricultural College
two years, and captained the team both
years.
This looks like the Athletics will have
a very strong team against them.
The Columblans arrive I'm Richmond
over the Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac road at PAS n. NJ. Thursday.
and after lunch they g ~ the bali park
After the game they leave on the mid
night train for the University Of North
Carolina, where they battle with the Tar
Heels.
The game will be called at 7. NJ.
Mr.. Jordan the manager. says the rea-
son the charges have been advanced is
that It cost so much to get this team
here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20

urer W.T. Jones. OF John Bowie Strange
Camp. Confederate Veterans. LETT this az
ternoon for Richmond. to be present To-
morrow at the meeting or inc Grand
Camp.
TIE Albemarle convention OF Christ
church convened In regular fall session
this evening at 7:30 o'clock at Gordons-
Vile The convocation embraces the coun-
tics OF Louisa, Orange, AlbemG'e, Madl-
son, and Greene. Its officers are: Kew.
w. +. Neve. president; Rev. II. V. Jones;
secretary; Rev J. i. Ellis, treasurer. All
the ministers I'm the several counties which
compose the convention are pre- sent, ana
the organization will be In session TOT
four days. The Rev. j. $. Hanshrough, OF
Orange county, preached the colvocation-
al sermon at 1.30 this evening.
Plans have been drawn for the ercc-
ton OF a hfty-thOusand dollar hotel. TO be
erected on the present site on Wright
Hotel. The contracs for the work VIII
be given out about the FIRST or January
next The hotel 10 be OF the latest style
with all the modern improvements.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
ONE MORE VICTIM.
The Fearful Increase of Disaster From
small beginnings

small beginnings
A prominent gentleman OF Brooklyn re-
turned from his vacation feeling In per-
feet health. AS result he was careless
The next thing was a cold; then pneu-
monla then death. Nearly all physical
troubles start with a cold. and this Is
just the season when II is most easily
taken. Some sudden change checks the
action OF the body. clogs the circulation
and LAYS the foundation OF death. STOP
the cold in it's start and you stop tne
disease. A cold requires the "stitch III
time"
There are many ways OF attempting 70
stop a cold. but all physicians no"
agree that there is only one sure way
and that is by the use Of pure stimnan,s'
The pores must be opened. the circuia-
ton aroused and vigor awakened. NO
thing now known 20 the world does .nis
so certainly as Duffy's Pure Matt MS
key II is a remedy. not a oeNeiase'
II has been used for years. ana IL Is me
most popular remedy before the pubic
Many doctors. clergymen, and temper
ance people endorse II for It's heaith-siH-
ing qualities, and II has become family
necessity.
Many inscriptions dealers claim my
have something lust as good beware
Of such claimants. and secure ohiy 'ne
genuine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
Baltimore Again Defeated.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, October 10
The An-Americans won another game
from the Baltimores to-day. Brother
Joe" Corbett was batted freely in the
first and third innings and his support
was poor The fielding of Lange and
Burkett and Stahls batting were the
features. Score: r II. r..
All-Americans ,....S05O10O3 x-12 II 6
Baltimores -. ......OO0520 0-S l3 ,
Batteries-Powell and Smith; Corbett
and Clark Umpire-Grim.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20

When Henry George was nominated by
sundrv organizations in New YORK Ben
TiiIman wired these words 10 the cnalf-
man of the George meeting:
+to,, mat nominated Henry George the
only Democratic organization In New
York citv. III you will perfect your on
eanizati0n throughout New YORK ana
fight for the regular Democra,c.y, L. III, an
a member of the national committee, VIII
:, ,tote and work Tor your recognition. ~ is
lime 10 have Democratic party which
e. 'Democratic. and not for Doodle only.
In New York city Van Wyck stsnds t9r
ican,.nany and ne offices George Tor the
Deii''0 "B. r. TILLMAN.'
Since that hour Henry George mas WIN
49, his accentance of the nomination
, racv what does Tilman say now? Is
he 5tiu for George?'-Macon Telegraph
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
ArIRGINTAN HONORED.
Nominated for the Massachusetts state
4.nase--Foot Ball.

wrNcrTEsTER. VA, Oct. 19.-Special.-
M VviiIiam ". Hyde. formerly Of this
city. but now OF Waltham. Mass, was
nominated for State SeINtor by the Fifth
Middlesex Democratic Convention, held IN
that city Mr.. Hyde Is son OF Or. John
=. Hyde. OF this city.
Rios aTe being received by Clerk Cart
nell TO paint the county courthouse. 1t
IS to be white.
O The foot ball game between Berry
nroved 10 be a very interesting one,
neither side scoring until the two last
halves The score at the close was TO 4.
live bird shoot was held on the
grounds OF the Winchester Cup Club.
Each member had ten birds and Mr.. IA.
Baker proved the best shot by killing
eight within bounds and one five steps
beyond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20

senator Daniel. I'm his speech az Louisa
"a few days ago. assumed the role OF
prophet and declared that
Gin 1900 the wrongs of the people would
be rghted. when real Democracy would
again triumph under that great leader
and statesman. William j. Bryan. who
ne declared would De the next President
of the United States
well. maybe Bryan will be the next
President. but we doubt DO. His chances
OF being Democratic nominee IN 1900 are
not so golden as they once were. and We
will hazard prophecy that By the same
token they are not likely TO improve.
Democracy will call some ono else 10 the
frOnt-West Point Plain Dealer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
Autonomi.ts Disagree.

MADRID, October 19.-The Cabinet
meeting has been postponed, owing TO
the illness Of the Premier, Senior Sc
gasta. According to the present indlca-
lions Senior Silvela, the leader OF the
Dissident Conservatives, will become the
leader of the Conservative party.
The Heraldo Of this city, says VIDE
spread disagreement exists among the
Cuban Autonomists.
A dispatch from Coruna says tnat Mar
of cuba. sailed for Havana to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
IiryaHt Dodge.

sneak,ng of Mr.. Bryan's performance
IN dodging the question, asked him by
p III ~ Glasgow, whether he favored
i,o,p,ernnoent ownership Of railroads, ETC.,
the Richmond Times says:
ct seems TO us a most Significant iact;
ord one that should open the eyes OF an
fr1e Democrats, that Mr. Bryan clearly
~ himself on record as opposed 10 the
Poonlistie principle Of government own
ership OF transportation and telegraph
lines" 1900. NJ
But why should any one expect MT
Rrvan 10 nut himself on record as OPP
nosed to this POpulistic principle lie is
already on record I'm its favor. The Cni-
ca,o nIatform on which he ran last year
virtually approves that principle, ana we
81 louis Populst platform on whlch ne
On ~; NS eSxin3ressIy approves it-Louisyille
Courier Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20

Bryan congratulated the association on
it's splendid work. lie was astonisneu 10
learn OF it's remarkable growth, ana tndl
II had branches as far away as Mlnneso1a,
He was glad TO see the interest maniiesteu
in our history, and encouraged the or
ganization by relating incidents OF now
the people Of New York and Boston were
taking steps TO preserve the history OF ola
landmarks.
After voting 800 to make certain repair
to the rooms OF the Virginia historical
Society, the association adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
THREE BURNED TO DEATH.
One Child Poured Oil on a Fire--Two Lin
gered Several Days.

KEYSvILLE, VA, Oct 19.-Special-
Three of Mr. PETIT Wallace's children.
aged about six, eight and eleven years,
respectively. were kindling IRE with
kerosene oil at their home. two and n
half miles from Rehoboth, Lunenburg
county. last Thursday evening.
While the Oldest child was pouring OIL
on the FIRE ii ignited. an explosion fol
lowed. which caused the death OF the
Oldest child Instantly, and the other two
children suffered until Saturday and died.
The burial of the three children TOOK
place on Sunday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
Irnchell for Arsnn

ROME. GA. Oct. lS-Reports from
sommerville. thirty miles north Of this
place, state that two negroes named
Penn and Hazelton. were lynched last
night. The men were accused OF arson
and had been arrested by the sheriff ana
posse. While returning with their PITS
oners. a masked mob overpowered inc
officers and disappeared with the negroes
into the woods. Nothing has been seen
or heard OF the prisoners since.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20

been refused "a division OF time by both
Senator Daniel and his opponent, j. Hogo
Tyler Pat. seems 90 be- following them
around 90 get the benefit of the crowds
they attract. Perhaps the reason they
don divide time with him is, as Hon.
John T. Harris once said Of him, because
Pat. never has anything TO say that re-
qulres an answer, he only blazes away
ike a hail storm on "a shingle roof, with
no argument 10 advance. and hence Moth
ing 10 reply to."-Salem Times Register.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
Bank of Louisburg Closes.

LOUISBURG, n. c.. Oct. ls.-Special-
The following notice was this morning
posted on the doors Of the Bank OF LOUIS
burg.
This bank has assigned 10 w H.
Ruffin for benefit Of its creditors.
The liabilities are about thirty-hVe
thousand dollars with assets ABOUT
forty thousand, no cause is given Tor the
failure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
Struck Him on the Leg.

While Joe Allen, a negro. was marching
around town last night celebrating some
thing or other. somebody picked MN OUT
of the procession as victim ana thre"
"A stone at him. hitting Joe on the les,
The ambulance had TO be summoned anu
Joe's injuries were fixed up. He was not
badly hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20

WINSTON. n. c.. oct Especial. me
Winston Tobacco Fair Association 10
night forwarded an invitation 10 MISS
Cisneros, the young Cuban girl VINO was
recently rescued from prison. 10 a''ehu
the big tobacco fair here on November
Cd. 4th, and 5th. and be the guest OF .he
Association while in the city, Inc III
vitation was sent to New YORK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
THE RACES AT RALEIGH.
EIGHT HEATS REQUIRED TO DE-
eide THE a;eo TROTTISG EVENT.
Captured by Rivette--Lady May Takes tho
Gentleman's Road Race Pnrse-Rain
Interferes-splendid Exhibit.

RALEIGH. n. c.. Oct. 19.-Special-The
State Fair was formally opened to-day
with a grand list OF attractions. The
exhibits are numerous and the display
excels any previous effort in splendor OF
eject on the part OF Biltmore and other
great farms. The city is filled with
visitors and the hotels are taxed 10 their
utmost To accommodate the crowd. The
races werecalled at 1 o'clock but rain
came down steadily the whole afternoon
and made the track hIavy. Summaries;
2:29 class. trotting,
purse 500:
Rivette, b. m, by In
dian Hill Chapman. l
Lutte Dawson. b. M,
by Jack Dawson Can
nom .....................
Belle NJ, ch. m, by
Kankakee. (Portman. l D .
Frank T., b. K,
tSteele) .................
Sisterina. br. m,
(JOnes) ................. 'u'
Time-2:25 Ia. 2:27 Ii, 2:H IL z'So'
2:ss 1-2. 1885, 2:i6.
Gentleman's Road
race, purse 500.
Lady May. 70. m,
by John w. Daniel,
(Harden) ................
Emma j., CHI. m,
pace ...................
Lula Ray, or. m,
CTate) ...................
Time-2:55. 1851, 2:J6 IL.
Purse, 800. three
quarters mile dash,
running:
Miss Modred, b. m,
(WcsD ..................
Goldbug, CHI mt,
(RansCm) ...............
JenOla, b. m, (Wat- .
som ..........-.......-...
My Vic, Stelgas and Tom Bailey aiso
ran.
Time-l:2l. .-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
rndorse Arpew and Ask for Odice.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. oct. 10.-Special.-
me coIored Republicans have formed
league. headed by Magnus Robinson.
They endorse the action Of the Agnew
Committee. and advise all TO vote for
McCaull. and request Mr. Agnew 10 en-
dorse Robinson for collectorship OF the
DOrt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20

Fritz Kragle. a white man. fell down
on the pavement near the First police
station last night at 7:30 o'clock ana cur
his head. The ambulance was summoned
and the surgeon in charge took seVeIai
stitches in the wound, after when ne
left Kragle at the station house TO soosr
up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
Stnnd.Of.

Now that you have accepted the Lynch, !.
pui 'bsnds On the score Of consistency.
and saw nothing more about IL. You
cnr',ldn'f very we'll do anything else as A
Renublican. and we. as Democrat,
couldn't very well do ANYTHING else thah
snnport Tyler-lndex Appeal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20

BIo STONE GAP, VA, oct. 1o.-Spe-
eiai.-John Sinkhorne. a brakeman, was.
fatally crushed between the cars here
in the louisville and Nashville yards
while coupling cars this evening. lie Was
esnt 10 his home at Middlesb0rough. Ky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20

WASHINGTON, oct. 19.-Thc following
to-day. -
Virginia-Evergreen Mills, James r.
Trenary: Hldgins, John w. Dixon, Jr.,
and SticklcyVille A. j. LittOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
Admiral Worden's Funeral.

WASHINGTON, oct 19.-Presdent Nc
Kinlev will attend the funeral of the
late Admiral Worden tomorrow. Secre-
tary Long will be one of the pall-bearers,
and other members of the Cabinet will be
present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
OBITUARY.
Parker u. Curtis,

Mr.. Parker Il. Curtis. young carpenter,
died at the residence of his father-in-law,
Mr.. r. T. Powers, Monday night. He
had been i'll only short time. The de-
ceased was only twenty-five years Old
and leaves a wife and one child.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20

Elaborate preparations are being made
10 entertain Hon. John W. DANIEL VINO
speaks here tomorrow.