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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07

ject Lack OF Dehniteness our Weak
ness" The speaker held that there was
no lack OF opportunity. but what rs htc1yu
Is singleness Of purpose. Inc union he'os
a deeper purpose-better work.
Rev H. *. Hawthorne. of Alton, then
inaugurated an open parliament ana ques
tion-box. The speaker bright stNie
caught his hearers, and he held thelr IN
terest throughout as he described inc
difficulties attending the organization ana
maintenance of country union.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Hawthorne
address Professor Reed. or baltimore,
brought greetings from the Baptist Young
People OF Maryland and afterwards there
was half an hour of short discussions by
various mon, q ars on fonicol subjects.
EVENING SESSION.
The evening session was held at the
Academy Of Music. opening with deYo-
tional services conducted by Rev Dr. J.
j Han ~ Norfolk. The first speaker was
Mr. williams OF Richmond. on Virginia
for Christ" re took a strong stand for
State evangeization. and demonstrated
that tho greatest work Of the Church Is
I'm the South.
Rev. l.. c. Broughton followed with p
strong address on the subject Traps for
Souls" I'm which he severely condemned
Sunday dissertation in all its forms, So
ciai clubs. drinking On the home, and
dancing.
"rhe Stewardship of the Gospel a mis-
sioary address OF great merit and much
interest. was delivered by Rev. r. J. VIII
lingham ID. d.. Of Richmond. secretary
of the Foreign Mission Board.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07
TWO FOR BALTIMORE.
THE Fx-cHAMPIONs zOOK An.
OfHsR GAM YEsrERDAF.
1bs Contest Was Dull and UnInterestinG
the Orioles Winning with kis
dicalous Ease.

BOSTON. oct 6.--The last ball game of
The season here and the third In the Tenn
pie Cut series was ar duh and uninterest-
ing a contest as has been seen here Tor
many day
Baltimire win with ridiculous case and
closed their engagement by practically
oxhaustlng the pitching talent OF the Bos-
ton nine.
in tho three games. all four OF the new
champions crack twirlers Lave taken
their turn in receiving the severest kind
Of pounding and FOR the third successive
game the home team were obliged To
make a change before the game was over.
Lewis, however. was taken out to-day
moro because Of his wildncss than for the
hard batting. Although whsn he did put
them over hits came as usual Kobe
danz, who took his place. did tribe bet
Ter, but in tho eighth was pounded hard.
THE GAME CALLED.
A slight shower came up just as the
BostonS were ending fheir half and the
game was called. the score reverting 90
the seventh and outing on four runs ana
five hits for the visitors On the other
Jud1ciiusly scattered, and while SINE
what wild. al times. was not hit TO any
extent exceps in the third.
The weather at the start was dupn-
cate of the perfect conditions of the pre-
vfous DAYS but before six innings had
been played the sky darkened and soon
after, rain fell.
games was utterly lacking to-day. The
two teams were banqueted tonight at
Faneuill Hall, and tomorrow wall play
IN Worcester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07
KENTUCKY BANhING Association
Its Meeting Developed Much Enthusiasm
for the Gold standard.

FRANKFORT. KY, oct. 6.-The Ken
lucky State Banking Association, which
was In session here to-day, protesting
against any politics entering into or af-
fecting its deliberations. was. nevertbe-
less, at times little less than gold stand
ard convention
The feature Of to-days session was an
ADDRESS by Hon. A. J.. Wilson, Of Louis
VIE. lie came to explain TO the bank
ers the origin and details of the Indiana
polls convention. The enthusiasm with
which he and his address were received
was enough TO evince the temper Of the
Kentucky bankers, but Governor Brad
leys speech welcoming them; the presi-
dents annual address, every speech made,
rang with such expressions as THE
victory won last November for sound cur
rency'" national and commercial integrI-
W and each expression was Justify cheer
ed by every member Of the association.
Along the same line were short talks by
such visiting bankers as Mr.. j. r. Branch.
yice-president National Banking Associa-
ton. B. W. Griffith, secretary Mississippi
Bankers Association; President Quicken
berger. OF the Atlas Bank. Cincinnati.
and William c. Cornwall. president City
Bank, Of Buffalo.
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which have not yet been disinfected, hut
in which the patients have been declared
well.
Less restraint than usual is imposed on
the inmates OF such premises. ana tnS
result has been that the hummer OF lo,l
has been increased. but the total death
rate is still small In proportion 10 the
number Of cases This Is the record To-
day:
tai; Emma We'll, 1921 Canbronne, car
rollton Adeline Rogero. 900 Hospital;
Robert Parry. 33Ol Laurel; NJ. +. BRADY
Jackson barracks. oo,-
Annunciation. Mamie Warren, same ad-
dress; VIII Herbert, 542G Annunciap9n;
Frank Herbert. same address; Jonh
We'll. 1921 Cambronne. Carrollton; Mrs.
Spario 1866 Kerlere; Miss Feiice Castlar,
j26 Elmra avenue, Algiers; Annie casse-
lar, same address. Lille Casselar, agnes
Joyce, Toro; Pauline Heitman fEo Chsst-
nut; Sister Ligori, 232l Marias Mrs.
Louise Leblanc. 500 Webster: Charles
Landry. same address, Miss Julia Ian
dry. same address; Charles Lei an 5,.z
terpe; Robert Parry. 1901 Laurel; Helen
u. Dougherty. 7OT Camp; Mrs. {. D.; y.
Usher. Milaudon and Pearl; Eliza Collins,
2105 Barronne: Mrs A. III. Shetford, III
Canal; +. ~. Hamilton, 1O11 Seventh;
Charles Molinger, 1921 Sixth: Abe Car,
denis. Isolation Hospital tBeauregard
SCHOOL,: Thomas Ross Isolation Hospi-
tai: John Kline. Decatur and Barracks
Mrs. Robert Osborne Booth near FERN
Pauline TamberO. 1915 Monroe; Miss G.
Johnson. s25 Short. Louise Il. DesDauX,
12l st. Philip: Amelia Despair, same ad-
dress: Miss Ruth Singleton, 2lOe Bar
rome; Miss Nettie Pitcher. Pip Barronne;
Asmaud Garudetz. llO6 Dante; Mrs.
Frank Calosne. 922 North Broad. William
Vivian. 372 Esplanade
Two OF the new cases are in Aleiers.
making seven that have appeared I'm that
suburb The disease has apparently died
out at Ocean Springs.
MOBILE. ALA. october 6-The total
cases OF yellow fever here to-day nas
reached a high mark-s9 at noon; the
total number OF deaths TO date. Is.
There were no deaths reported to-day
and orly four Cascs-namely: Charles
Eastburn. Sister Geneos. City Hospital:
Mary Mcdonald Marine street corner
Palmetto. and Willie X. Smith. Warren
near Savannah
EDWARDS. MIS-. October Cdr. Dunn.
OF the State Board OF Health. tonight
gave out the following:
There have been 1G new cases Of fever
to-day Whites-S. i. Birdsong. Jr.. Frank
Fisher. Miss Jennie Kimberley. Mrs. ..
Noblin; twelve negroes.
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Owen-Easle lev.
An Unconfirmrd Report That He VIII DO
Appointed at Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, oct. 6.-Spe-
cial.- Considerable stir was caused In po-
litical circles yesterday by an announce
ment which was made in this city, 10 the
effect that Mr.. j. w. Elliott, local agent
would in the course Of the next day or
two be appointed collector OF customs by
President Mckinley for this port Inc
Elliott Is not Identified with either OF the
factions in the Republican party. one
OF the grounds upon which the report IS
based Is that Mr. Elliott has been. en-
Chesapea and Ohio Company. Mr.. FL
liott Is a Democrat and i'm the last cam
paign took a decided stand against the
Chicago platform. In fact, for several
weeks he went on the stump, speaking
throughout Virginia and Ohio. Collector
l.. +. Stearne's term OF office will expire
November LIST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07

Emporia. Grcenesvilie county. tomorrow
morning 70 ride In the bicycle races
there. Mr. helms will ride IN the mile
omen race for the Championship or the
State. He. with Mr. Martin, VIII also
ride In the tandem races.
Captain r. T. Matteson. who at the
meeting Of The Petersburg Grays last
Monday night was elected captain OF the
company. told me to-day that ne had not
vet determined whether or not he would
accent the Office but that he had the mat
ter under consideration. captain Mat
teaon said IL would be day or two be-
fore he could say what his decision would
be.
The next annual session OF the Grand
Commanderv. Knights Templar OF Vir-
cinia. will be held IN this city in Mo-
ycmber next and II is expected that there
viii be a large attendance OF represent
'ativcs from the various Communicates
I'm the state. At this session OF the
Commandery. the different grand officers
will be elected. reports read and other
business OF interest transacted. The Com
mandery will be rendered banquet.
A. +. Hill Camp OF Confederate Vete-
rams OF Petersburg. will hold a meeting
tomorrow night TO elect delegates TO the
Grand Camp. 10 Is not thought tina A.
T. Hill Camp will appoint sponsors as
some OF the members are opposed to it,
A pleasant sociable was given last night
at the residence OF Mr.. A. l. Johnson. on
High street, by Mr. Robert II. johnson,
in honor of Miss Lizzie Rocker. Of Roam
oke. who Is on a visit TO Miss Carrie
johnson. Among those present were
Misses Lizzie Rocker. Otelia Charles,
Carrie Johnson. Minnie Kidd, Winnie
Winfree, Nellie Co:don. Maggie. Lottie
and Hattie Boyle Mcssrs. Robert III.
Arnold Saunders, James Pritch-
ard. Wesley Parker. Frank Drew, Charles
Wilkerson. and Harry l.. Bushield. AT
II o'clock they partook Of an elegant re-
past.
The Appomattox river IS lower now
than II has ever been before.
Mr.. w. o. Mallory. of Dinwiddie county
is In the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07

Opened Amid Niue Enthusiasm at Cooper
Union Ltsf NIGHT

NEW YORK. Oct Seth Low. Citi-
zens' Union candidate for Mayor. tonight
opened HIS campaign 40 a large and en-
thusiastic mass-mecting, held IN Cooper
Union. Mr.. Low said.
NO man can serve two masters. and n
the people OF the city elect Mayor be-
cause OF the views De entertains on the
free coinage OF silver and ail the rest. they
must not be surprised if the Nlavor they
elect subordinates the interests OF the
city TO the eNigenoos OF the party 10
which he belongs
"Curiously enough boz this campaign
Tammany Hall in its platform has con-
lined itself strictly Co local issues as tho
Citizens Union but every body under
stPnds that rammany has done this only
because 1t has not dared 20 come out
either for the Chicago platform of is
party or against g."
our ticket stands in THIS campaign.
first. for the importance ~ the city. sec
ondly for tho responsibility n the city
official after his election directly 10 the
people. and thirdly FOR the Importance or
the citizen On namirg the candidate Tor
whom he wishes 10 vote.
Upon this platform 4 shall submit our
case fc1rlossly 20 Tho people ~ the city
or New York
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mn ~. q. 4. u.
It, Annual Convention Now Being Held in
Danvilic.

DANVILLE. Va, October Especial
The annual convention OF the Virginia
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
was commenced here to-day in the First
Baptist church. About one hundred dele
gates are in attendance from all parts Of
the State. Mrs. II. II. Jones, Of Norfolk.
the president. is detained at home on ac-
count OF sickness. and Mrs. H. Nj. Hoge,
Of Loudoun county. is presiding.
Addresses OF welcome were delivered by
Rev. Dr. #. y. Thames on be-
half of the ministers and church
IS OF the city, by Mayor Harry
Wooding on behalf OF the city,
and by Mrs Thomas b. Fitzgerald on be-
half Of the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union of Danville. Responses were
made by Mrs. A. c. Wiley. OF Norfolk,
and Mrs J. r. Jobson, Of Richmond.
Greetings from the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Of Nebraska, now in
session. and from the Prohibition CLUB,
Of Richmond, were read and applauded.
At the afternoon session devotional ex-
ercises were conducted by Mrs. Wcacle,
of Alexandra.
a considerable volume of business was
transacted during the day and at night
public meeting was held, at which al
dresses were delivered by leading Chris
tiGn Temperance workers Of the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07

Yesterday Was Record Breaker In New
Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, oct Given as early
as q o'clock this evening the day had
proved a record breaker, both as to the
number OF cases and as 10 the number OF
deaths that had been reported. The in
crease OF cases to-day was not unexpect-
ed. The weather has been warm during
the afternoon. The large territory lnv
Board OF Health has TO cover makes per-
feet scrutiny impossible. Germs are be-
ing distributed which. II the totality OF
cases was fewer, would easily be re-
strained. While the number OF cases un-
der treatment to-day are in the neigh
borhood Of $50. there are many houses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07
Tamm mite, Resign.

NEW YORK. oct G.-Col W T. Brown.
publisher of the Daily News. has written
a letter 20 John g. Sheehan. resigning
as "a member of the Tammany Hall EV-
ecutive Committee.
William Hepburn Russell. n prominent
member of Tammanv Han resigned yes
terday. W j. O'Suiivan, member or
Tammany Kan General Committee. to-
night resigned from the organization. He
gives as his reason that the organization
has surrendered aN claims 90 true Dom
Ocracy. and is corrupt I'm politics tho
agent ~ corporlte interests. whose greed
ia satiated at the general expense. and
whose existence is 90 menace 10 the IN
tegritv of Our legislative bodies, both mu-
nfcipq1 and state
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07
DIR. HOGB BURKETILLE.
He BlIudes Feelingly to His Love for Major
Ginfer.

BURKEVILLE. VA. oct. Especial
The East Hanover Presbytery now in
session here is largely attended and the
beautiful weather only tends TO make
the meetings the more enjoyable.
To-day at 1880 p NJ, Rev. DR.. Moses
d. Hoge preached an able sermon before
a large audience from the text. THE Son
Of Man came not o. be ministered unto,
but to minister" Mark X, 80.
During the sermon he took. occasion to
feelingly allude to the deaW OF MAJOR
Ginter. and his great love for him
The young ladies Of South side Female
Institute ATTENDED in a body Tonight
Rev. r. p. Kerr, d. D., preached rms
afternoon the subject of foreign MISSIONS
WAS discussed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07

The PeaIs of Marriage Bells Ring Loudly
In Lvnehburg.

LYNCHBURG. VA, Oct. 6.-speciai.-
Three marriages took place here to-day.
The first, at the early hour Of o'clock
this morning. was that Of Mr.. Warren A.
Hatcher, young tobacconist and Miss
Amanda L. Thompson. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. F. p. Robertson,
of the Baptist church, at the residence OF
the bride.
The second marriage was that Of Miss
Sophia p. Wilson, Of Bedford county, and
Mr.. Herb 'rt n. Carey, prosperous young
farmer Of Albemarle.
The ceremony was performed by the
brides rector, Rev. Frederick Lemosey,
OF Bedford Miss Agnes Wilson, sister of
the bride. was maid OF honor. and MT.
C. II. Carey. brother Of the groom best
man. Miss Mary Murrell. little daughter
OF Mr.. George Il. Murreil, OF Coleman
Falls. and Master Clifford Hubbard We're
the other attendants The bride is
daughter Of Captain Clifford Wilson VINO
for many years was an officer in the
English army in india.
The home Of DR.. +. A. Lee was the
scene this afternoon of the third marriage.
The contracting parties were Mr. James
w. Wilbur. a young business man. and
Miss Lucy X Lee. daughter Of the late
DIR. L c. Lee Or. r. NJ. Carson. Of the
Episcopal church, performed the cere-
money.
Owen-Easley.
GAINESVILLE. VA, oct especial.
To-day al Black Walnut. Halifax coun-
Nv. In the Baptist church, the marriage
OF Mr.. Thomas II. owen. of Clarksville.
md Miss Mamie o.. daughter OF DIR.
and Mrs. A. j. Easey was celebrated.
The presents were numerous and hand
come The bridal party VIII take
;rip 10 Ashevile. n. G. Mr.. and Mrs.
owens will make GAINESVILLE their future
home.
The price tobacco Is bringing is ell
couraging TO farmers, who have been
busy as bees getting thcir crops ready
for market. The quality of the article
generally speaking. Is good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citl
zensa aud Other Natter

Or William H. Harbaugh continues 10
improve and felt more comfortable yostor-
day.
Mr. George c. Dent representing the
Scalcm Opera and Concert Company.
which viii appear here October lAth, Is
i'm tho city.
The carnival which was In progress ot
the armorv. for the free ward, Of the old
Dominion Hospital. came 10 a close ON
Monday night. II was most successful
and tie young ladies who labored so ar
duousy for it are deserving of credit.
Richmond Lodge. No 10. a. T.. and 4.
NJ hcd a stated communication at the
Masonic Temple Tuesday night. and un-
animolsly recommended Worshipful
Henry NJ Boykin 10 be District Deputy
Grand Master for the Fifteenth District.
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ANDERSON Died. october ith, at 10 +.
NJ at the residence of her husband. 10.
an, vyost CLAY street Mrs LUCY a.
ANDERSON. wife Of John r. Anderson
Funeral Wednesday October ''h' "' %
-. NJ. from ST. Marks church.
Died. at tho home Of hts
parents. Refuge. MADEIRA county, Cal
october =. 1897. LAWRENCE BlA,,N'
SON of George w. and Louise ID. MOT
decai IN his seventeenth year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07
Snlnnn.Keener,s Sudden Death.

DANVILLB. Va. October Especial
Louis Schwartz, a well known saloon
keeper. fell dead in the Office OF Dr.
Sumpter George this afternoon. Schwartz
had been suffering for some time with
asthma. This afternoon about 1 O'Clock
he went to Dr. Georges office to get a
prescription and while conversing with
the doctor he fell from the chair in
which he was sitting and expired in a
few seconds.
Schwartz leaves a wife and one child.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07

The services mt the Synagogue Roth
Ahaba Yesterday being "Yom Kippur
or Dav of Atonement. were begun az 10
4. VI and included the reading OF the
Sacred Rolls and an elegant sermon from
Rabbi Calisch
Two HYMNS were sung by the augment
ed choir. There were other services
st md A.3l o'clock =. NJ. and the
closinr service occurred a ; v. NJ
All these solemn services had numerous
attend nee and the religious holiday. the
most important 10 Hebrews in the year,
was generally observed i'm Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07
THE OLD STORY
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07
OBITU AIRY.
Mrs Sallir Ann billiard.

Mrs SaHic Ann billiard. a widow. AGED
eixtv-cieht years. was found dead yesfor-
dav morning at her home. 100 south
Fourth street. She had not been ill and
her death was % great shock TO het
diseoec The funeral viii take place from
the above number this afternoon zoo q
She was the wife of The late Abner Wye
Hard. and n daughter OF Mr.. hehlH TO-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07
CRICHTON TRIED,
He 10 Fined $50 on the Charge of Attempts
ing Murder.

LYNcHBURG. VA, Oct. Especial
II. w. Crichton. a colored barber. was
tried in the Corporation Court to-day OH
the charge OF attempting murder in the
first degree" He is the man who few
weeks ago, shot twice with a gun at John
Wilson. negro. on Main street. Wilson
having been one Of a committee that
signed a paper making grave charges
agaist Crichtons daughter, school
teacher.
Main street was crowded at the time OF
the shooting. One Of the loads went
through the door OF the First National
Bank, and narrowly missed two OF the
clerks.
A $50 fine was imposed upon him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07
Governor McKinney's Trip.

FARMVILLE, VA, oct. Especial
Ex-Governor Mckinney, who has been in
Richmond all of this week on business
returned home to-day. He says this was
his first trip from home in over twelve
months He avs he stood the trip well.
and that II was great pleasure 10 MIN
IA meet his Richmond friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07
BOycOtt the Church.

LINCOLN. NEB., oct. 6.-Women in a
Methodist church in Nebraska have
agreed upon a boycott to force the Cen
trail Conference to recognize their rights.
They will advocate that women refuse to
take further interest in church work or
act in any capacity in the church until
the Conference receGes from its present
attitude toward women members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07
Tine AUDITORIUM Vrndcvilles.

Last night al IN, Auditorium saw nm
other (, lightful audience Of goodly pro-
portions. and the excellent vaudeville
show which is now given There was re-
ceived with marks of great favor
The programme OF this week Is long.
-aricd ar~i entertaining and is full or
pleasing features of all kinds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07

A. p. mn Camp win Not Select spon.
sors.

sors.
PETERSBURG, VA, Oct Especial
Rev. II. w. Battle. D. d.. pastor OF the
First Baptist church In this city will leave
here on the early train tomorrow morn
ing for Norfolk where he has engage
u.ents to address the convention OF the
Baptist Young Peoples Union OF the
State at the Academy Of Music to-mor-
row night and The mems society OF the
park-Place Baptist church Friday night.
James Wingfeld. (colored) Of Dinwid-
die county. was very painfully injured a
well for Mr.. w. +. Hitchcock OF that
county. The tub which was being used
FOR hauling up the earth excavated from
the well fell and struck him on the head.
hr. Jonn ,. Ne,ms. I,SsS'soues s p1 1,ss
BIZ NJ. J. ID. Martin. will leave here fof
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07
nr. Cunningham Better.

FARMVILLE. VA, oct Especial
DIR. John A. Cunningham, president Of
the State Normal School, Of this place.
and who was reported in to-days Times
as being very i'll last night. is still in a
critical condition, though he is thought
by his physicians. Drs. White ana WINS
ION Tonight as being a shade better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. oct, q
Mrs Annie Carter Faffaf. VIE on VIZ
DIR John A. Broadus. died go her nome
at STONY Point. Alhomarle county in the
dfty-nrst year Of her age. Ihe puil".
occurred yesterday afternoon az bieA-i b
Cemetery CuluepCr county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07
Weathered the Gale.

b CHARLOTTE, n. c., oct. Ga special
from Hatteras TO the Observer says:
"The Diamond Shoals ightship has
weathered the first severe gale since be-
in, placed Sept 3Oth. 1t was sight
ed to-day from Cape Hatterass in the
sarne nosltions as when first anchored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07
Atlanta Freed From Quarantine.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, oct. 6.-The
State Of Alabama to-day raised quaran-
tine restrictions against Atlanta, that
city no longer being regarded as an in
fccted place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07
Mr. tlnrkin in Town

Senator Thomas s. Martin spent a few
minutes in Richmond last night. He was
on his way TO Sussex county, where he
speaks to-day. The Senator Will probably
return TO Richmond tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07
Martin Acquitted.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. oct. g.
Special.-A. J.. Martin, charged with
burning Smiths mill in this county, and
whose trial has occupied the attention
OF Spotsylvania court for the past two
days, was to-day acquitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07
Foot-Ball Record.

University Of Pennsylvania. 81; Gettys-
burg College, 0.
Yale, Is: Amherst, 0.
Princeton Scrub s: Lawrenceville, 0.
Lafayette, s; Franklin and Marshall. o.