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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21
TRYING TO DO THE CITY.
THIS rs the On IRGE MADE AGAINST
PUBLIC MN IN NORFOLh.
An Option Taken on the source of the city
Water supply by the Chairman OF
the Water Committee.

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 20.-Spccial.-For
several years Norfolk has been IN need
Of additional water supply, ana In that
time a number OF possible sources have
been examined, among those reported on
fayoraDiy being Lake joyce, a small
pond, and little creek. With an eye TO
business, Hon. W. a. Young, representing
himself and "A number OF friends, who
thought they saw a good thing. entered
into negotiations to purchase the little
creek property, held for the Van Wyck
heirs by W. ". OLD, trustee. lie offered
$4,000 for il. but found that Mr.. j.. b.
Freeman. chairman OF the Water Com
mittee OF the Council, had put in bid
for the same property at $4,000, and had
deposited a check for $1,000 10 bind the
bargain.
\ special committee was appointed by
the Council to examine into the conduct
OF Mr.. Freeman. the specific charge be
ing That be has abused his Office.
INVESTlGATlON
The committee met tonight and was
I'm session many hours. I'm the testimony
Mr.. Young claimed that Freeman offered
him 5000 not 10 bid. that he tried TO
purchase the water privileges Of . tract
from Freeman. should the latter buy the
property. but could not do so. Freeman
finally referring him TO his partner. Mr..
Lloyd.
SIX or seven other witnesses corroboraied
Mr. Youngs testimony. In his own de
fence Mr.. Freeman said that he had
head that Mr.. Young and others were try
ing 10 do" the ~ 10 the extent OF about
$1,000 on this deal and he had taken the
option before Young could. 10 protect the
citys interests lie had gotten the option
al about Slj an acre. and had offered 10
let the city take il off his hands several
times at that figure.
SENSATIONAL. STATEMENTS.
The testimony is very voiumlnous and
bristles with sensational statements. In
which each side claims the other is trying
10 Edo" the city There Is also a charge
10 Ice investigated against somebody con-
nectcd with the Water Board. for dis
closing tho secret proceedings of the
board. relative 10 the favorable recon-
mendation Of that body regarding Lake
Joyce thereby permitting outside par
ties 10 secure m option on Lake Joyce.
so as 10 sell it TO the city al IN OK
hcbt5nt sum
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21

\ Naval onioer Severely Beprimandeh '"r
trofbifant Charges.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Jan. D.-MaJor
Horatio y. Lowry, STAFF iuartermaster OF
tho Marine Corps. has been severely re-
primanded in public oders ~ Secetary
Herbert. thereby escaping court-mar'la'.
a court OF inquiry recently inves tisa,eu
the contracts let by Major Lowry Tor the
laundry work of the Marine COPS an"
found that although they wee let 10 'ne
lowest bidder The price paid was clearly
eXhOrbianI. tho average rate having neen
$50 per hundred as compared WIN y
the year previous. 4 man named b'ilorH
who was not laundryman. secured lhe
contracts AT an the navy yards. ana lueh
sublet them az an enormous proht me
conditions and prices in the washington
contract were similar TO those M Iorls-
mouth. Tew York Philadelphia, Brook
lyn, Norfolk Boston and Annapols' inc
court decided That Major Lowry had com
mitle1 seven specific offences. secretary
Herbert concluded not 10 convene court
martial for tho reason that it does not
seem probable that any further evidence
can be obtained. and the evidence now
before 70 is not sufficient when taken IN
connection with the previous good char
actor Of Major Lowry. TO Justify the con-
clusion that he has been corrupt or guilty
Of anything else than caelcssncss and In
suhordnation.
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Irish Lady Wins the Bic Event.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. eo.-Fino wealth
or and a heavy track marked to-day rs
sport There WAS large crowd present
and betting lively with three favorites
winning three times The GENTLY ham
dicap $1,000. ono mile went 10 the favor
ftc. g. ". Poolo's Irish Lady who made
an the running and won easily. sum
marics:
First racc-qciling, seven iurlonss.-
Trixie O0j Warren. 1 otto y hrst' with
Roublc second. and Hardonburg third.
Time. 1856 81.
Second race o-ycar-olds. three fur
longs. Miss Patrick do5. Smell, % TO d
first. with Lillian Russell second and
George g. third Time. .aS H.
Third racc-sclling. six furlonss.-
Charm O03. Dorsey ! 70 % first. with
Strathroel second. and Ida Wagner third.
Time. 1.l9 -.
Time. 1191-f.
Fourth racc-Gcntiny handicap. $1,000.
one milc.-Irish Lady O03. Dorsey. Q to .
first. with Damocles second, and Sau-
torno second. Tlmeomfwyp cmfwypcc
tcrno third. Time. 145.
Fifth racc-scling. one mile Spring
time G0i. a. Barrett 70 10 j FIRST, win
Bob Clampctt second and Little Matt
third. Time. $40 ..
Sixth race selling. nrc stilonc' john
Conrcy G05. Bcauchl.an. ovcn) frs. ~
Princess Bonnie second and Senator Fem
rose third. Time 1:29.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21

Davis. Mrs. CIopton. Mrs. J. n. Tabo.
Mrs. Lee. Mrs. HARDWOOD. Mrs. BYRD.
Mrs. Baldwin. Mrs. Perrin. Mrs. Marquis
Jones. and Mrs. l.. G. Catlett.
Mrs. Marquis Jones gave "A charming
entertainments at which the most deli
cious supper was served The hostess
introduced the game Of "Anagrams,' In
which General Fitz. Lee. who has dis
tinguishod himself as soldier. Cover
nor. and diplomat was placed among
the philosophers.
Miss Nlnna Dimmock. Misses Georgia
ard Nollie Seawen are in Baltimore. and
Miss Countesse Seawell is in Norfolk.
Mrs. ]. n. Tabb and Mrs. David Saun-
dors will go TO Norfolk shortly to see
their sister. Miss Sallie Il. Tabb, VINO
is quite sick.
ld.s9 Nina Taliaferro leaves for Nor
fox on Thursday.
General Taliaforro left for Farmvilio
to-day.
Mrs. Jennie Deans Meyer IS at Rose
well the guest Of her sister, Mrs. flcl'
n,c Lewis Taylor.
Mrs. j. G. Catlett has Just returned
from q visit TO her old home in Henrico.
and bought Miss Sallie Nelson with
her. in order that she may attend that
excellent school I'm our county Of which
Mr. John Tabb is principal and which
is meeting with a most deserved sue
cess.
MISS Blanche Dimmock. Miss Anne
Page Nandergrift Mr.. A. W. Withefs,
Mr.. James Lyons Taliaforro, and Mr..
Franklin Dabney had a most delightful
horseback ride to Williamsburg, where
they STcnt the night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21

An Appropriate Entertainment by the
stnhcnt. of NilIinm and NInIN.


students Of william and Mary.
WILLIAMSBURG VA, Jan. 2.-Spc-
cial-The celebration OF Lees birthday
began here Sunday night with "a sermon
of great ability delivered before the
Magruder-Ewen Camp by Rev. W. T.
Davis. OF Barton Heights. owing partly
to the bad weather and partly 20 sick
ness. very few veterans were out. but
a fair congregation welcomed Mr.. DAVIS
to his old home.
The second feature OF the Ice celebra-
ton was am eutcrtainm MT giisn by stu
dents of history az the College, the VA
rious classes being rcpre5el Il on the
programmc. Mr.. ). y. Wood, OF Scott
county. delivered am Grafton ON the lie
Of Lee. MIR f.. H. Arnold. of King
George read am essay on the same sub
ie,t. Mr.. 70. Is. Walden. of New Kent
dcclaimed. The Sword of Lee. hy Ryan.
and Mr.. +. G. Hail OF Patrick county
doclaimcd Under Which Flag an cX-
tract from John W. Dniers orauons.
Great cutn iiasl prevailed. ana tho
young gentlemen were heartily applaud
od. Or. Hall. professor of history pre-
sided.
Tho third meeting in honor of the great
commander was held az Cameron Han
az S l.. NJ. Commander Moncure pre-
sided. and made some Introductory re-
marks. Colonel T.. NJ. Henry, the ora
tor of the evening. having cancelled ms
engagement. Rev. W. f.. Davis kindly
took his place.
Tho music, under the charge Of Pro-
fossor g. T.. Bishop. OF the College was
both vocal and instrumental. The war
songs elected prolonged applause. The
singers were Misses Bagby. Walden. Null
len. and Emory. and Alessrs Proctor
Geddy, williams. Lane. and Brock The
songs We're Maryland. My Maryland.
Star-Spangled Banner; Bonnie Blue Flag
and Tramp. Tramp. Tramp. the Boys
Are Marching. Persons Band and Pro-
fessor Bishop furnished the accompa-
nlments. The stage was tastefully deco
rated with flags. both Confederate and
national.
A large number OF citizens and students
are sick with the grip. but It is Of 4
mild type. Chicken-pOx is prevalent
among the children OF the town.
The intermediate examinations az the
college begin on Monday February lst.
and last about two weeks.
News has just been received here OF
the alarming Illness Of Mr.. y. j. S-ubbs.
the aged father OF Professor 4. J. Stubs
and Major J. \. Stubs.
Mr.. cyrus Branch is quite al AT his
home near town.
Mrs. Joseph Lane IS visiting her sister.
Mrs. l.. W. Lane. Sr. on Waller street.
on Sunday morning last horse OF
Mr.. T. II. Geddys became frightened.
and ran away. throwing t%o colored men
from the buggy. smashed up the buggy.
and leaped "A gate. tearing the gaze ana
harness all TO pieces. The men were not
hurt at all. and the horse did not receive
a scratch.
Miss Anne McCaw. who has been In
Richmond some time. is expected nome
Friday.
Ma Kate Cole Bijgood. Of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21
Ride Mann.

PETERSBURG, VA. Jan. 2l.-Spccill
very pretty marriage took place This
afternoon al five o'clock at ST. pluls
Episcopal church. The parties 90 this
union were Miss Mamie Mann and Mr..
Morton Riddle. Jr. The ushers were Mr..
W. T.. Riddle. of Norfolk. Dr. T.. t.
Field. OF Norfolk. DR. -. NJ Mann %.
Richmond. Prof II. $. Bird. of William
and Mary College. and Mossrs. H. c.
Mann. W. ". Hablston. WIN. =. Stevens.
and W. T. McRah. Of this CITY, Miss
Catharine Mann was maid Of honor. The
ribbons were held by little Catharine
Mann and Hester Riddle. The bride wore
"a blue cloth travelling dress. and carried
a bouquet of American Brides roses. The
maid OF honor wore white and held
bouquet Of Brides roses The ceremony
was performed i'm an impressive manner
by Rev. .. :. Bunting. The bride is the
daughter Of Mr.. John Mann. "a prominent
lawyer here. and a most attractive young
lady. The groom is one of PETERSBURG
most popular young men. and holds the
position of rOad-mastcr of the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company fhc
bridal presents were numerous and h1rG-
some After receiving the c0ngratulatiOns
Of their friends. Mr.. and Mrs Riddle left
on an extended bridal tour North
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NELSON COUNTY.
The Farmers Full of Hope and H0shing
Ahead Better Times.


ELMINGTON, VA. Jan. l9.-Special-
To-day. the birthday of General Robert
y. Lee is observed with no demonstration
in the country villages but the love and
veneraton for the great Confederate
leader will never grow less, and IN all
annals OF time his fame and name VIII
be cbanted as the greatest and nobieai
captain of this age.
Mr.. Robert X. Bib a former merchant
at Montreal, now about eighty-'lve years
old. Is extremely i'll with but little Ecpe
OF recovery
on a recent trip TO Lynchb ifg. step
ped over at Amherst county court day a
large crowd was at court, but little bust
ness occupied the court. The bar was
well represented with lawyers from
Iynchburg and Nelson county. | found
business brisk in that nice little town
and the farmers are fun of hope and are
pushing ahead this fine weather.
The hin City" was full of people
The stores are having a fine trade. The
tobacco commission merchants were
wishing for rain to bring the tobacco in
order and say prices Will be good Tor au
good grades of tobacco.
While on my trip. ! met on the cars
an ardent silVcrite. who took an active
part In the late canvass. making mary
public speeches In the canvass. lie
said times were now better and II the
incoming Republican administration Is
wise and will restore confidence and bring
better times TO the people the silver ques-
tion would be dead.
A few nights ago. Rev. J. s. Hunter.
presiding elder of the Charlottesville dis
trict. spent night here. He Is quite
popular. was az one time pastor of Trim
fly Methodist church. Richmond.
I notice a nice coat OF paint Is being
put on tho church here. The pastor Rev.
Mr. Ware Is very popular.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21
G4Y GIOUCESTER.
The People 10th to Surrender the Spirit
Of the Holiday season.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. VA,
Jan. ESPECIAL. -Gloucester seems very
unwilling to settle down TO its usual
midwinter quiet. The young people. in
deed after eNhauSting every sort OF
amusement during the holidays, are leav-
ing for the cities but the older members
OF society seem TO be holding on 10 the
bright spirit Of Christmas and the New
Year. and there have been many pleasant
occasions.
MIR. and Mrs. liairston Seawell. OF the
shelter" Uhe home OF the late J-.r
Tyler SeawelD, gave a pleasant evening.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Marquis Jones. MIR. and Mrs G. Il. Cary.
DR.. and Mrs. W. +. Jones Mr.. and Mrs.
Siinglur. Rev. and Mrs. w. -. Lee MIR
and Mrs. ilinkle. Misses Lucy Cary.
Moile Jones. Sadie Homer. Mamie and
Katie Hinkle Messrs. Thomas Smith,
and Richard Page.
Mrs. Slingluff gave charming dinner.
Mrs. William b. Taliaferro invited
many Of her friends 10 beautiful
lunch. The invited guests were Mrs,
]. Hairston Seawell. Mrs. c. II. Cary.
Mrs.. slingiuff. Mrs. Iassigi. Mrs. Pryor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21
Alton Affairs.

ALTON. VA. Jan. 2o.-Spccial.-Mr.
John Lewis Goodloc. Of stanton. is at
Oman"
Miss Bottle Lipscomb is the guest Of
her cousin. Mrs. Frank Yancey, Of
"WoodlaWn.'
Mr.. John Coffee is building a now resi-
donce AZ Point Lookout" below Alton.
Mr.. John G. Lane and Miss Cora Il.
Garwood were married at the parsonage
10y Rev. llartwel Hawthorne. Tuesday
evening at o'clock Mr.. Lane is q
young business man of Washington. Miss
Garwood is the daughter Of Mr.. James
GarwOOd. of Alton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21

WASHINGTON. d. c. Jan. o.
Charles W. stone, congressman from
Pennsylvania. one Of the leading man
ayers Of what g. known as the House
Combine. which controls all appointments
under the House Of Representatives,
said to-day that all the old officers oil
the House Will Doe retained next ses-
sion. There has been some talk or
the combine dropping Sergeant at Arms
Russell. but Mr.. stone said that this is
not true.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21

CLEVELAND OHIO. Jan. 2)-Mr. w.
j. Hilands. ono of the proprieiors OF the
MahonIng Coal Company is reported 10
have loU this city secretly for New YORK
whence he will sail for Europe ON mis-
sion from Chairman Hanna 10 Senator
Wolcott. Chairman Hanna refuses 10
discuss the report. and Mr.. liilands be-
fore leaving for tho East Expressed great
surnriso when asked the direct question
as 10 the nature az his mission. Tie re-
fused 10 deny that ho was going 10
Europe on an crrand FOR Mr. Hanna.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21
LEES INNITERsIRY ar HAMPTON.
a Large Meeting and Addresses at trmory
Hall.

HAMPTON, VA, Jan. 2O.-Special.-Thc
anniversary Of Robert T.. Lees birthday
was fttingly observed in this city. Tho
public schools and banks were closed all
day. and last night Armory Hall was
packed to its utmost with veterans and
citizens eager to pay homage to the mem
DRY Of that grand Confederate, Robert Il.
Lee. The hall was appropriately deco
rated. the Daughters of the Confederacy
occupying seats on the stage, while on
their right and left were seated the speak
ers of the evening. At the extreme left
was a large portrait Of General Lee,
gracefully decorated with the Confederate
coors. and on the right large picture
representing the last meeting Of Lee and
Jackson before the fatal day at Chan
colCrsvllc.
Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans and
the Sons of Veterans attended I'm a body.
and occupied seats just in front Of the
stage. The first on the programme was
a bugle-call. then music by Caroy's Or
chostra. Rev. &. Il. Bryan. rector Of st.
Johns Episcopal church and chaplain
Of Leo Camp. offered an impressive
prayer.
CAPTAIN ]. w. Richardson. commander
Ct the camp. made bIlei ""ui'SS Oh
General Lee. and introduced Professor
Dudley Il. Cowles Of the Hampton Acad-
envy. Professor Cowles made a lengthy
and eloquent address on the Confederacy.
At the conclusion Of Professor Ccwles'
address Mr.. J. Barron Hope read poem
entitled Lee"
Judge Baker =. Lee then took the stand,
but as the hour was already quite late.
he cut his address short.
At the conclusion of the exercises the
orchestra played Dixie" and TO its sweet
strains the large audience filed out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21
HANOTEE COUNTY COURT,
Judge Moncure Presides for Judge Redd.
Rev. Mr.. Ware Convalescent.

ASHLAND. VA. Jan. 2o.-Special.-
Judge Moncure. of Caroline county. pre-
sided at Hanover County Court to-day I'm
the absence of Judge Reed, who was de-
tanned at his home both on account Of
his own illness and that of his son. Mr..
Hugh Redd. The latter is critically III
Of lOckjaw
No business OF importance, however.
came mp i'm court
With the spectators, whisky was much
in evidence and as a result, several free
fights took place.
The Rev. j. w. Ware. is able to be out
again after a severe spell of grip. lie
will occupy his pulpit at St. James Epis-
copal church next Sunday at the usual
hours.
Mr.. Gus Schuman, Of Richmond. is pre-
jaring TO open tailoring establishment
in Ashland.
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CREWE. VA. Jan. 0.-Special.-lt Was
r.norted a few days ago. on what seemed
~ De unque-tionahie authority. that Airs.
j. T Smith. who lives 70 few miles ff'n
GROVE. WAS dead. Slrs. smith s siil
alive. with chances the doctor sass. ot
recovery.
Professor DE In Ware Easter or RAM
dolph-Mlcon College. and mother 'i'
visiting Mrs. j. w. Wheary
Rev s g.. Hutton. of the PresNf i'ii"h
church. has a mild case Of the grip
a little snow Zen here about midday.
Th. prospect IS good for 20 heavy i'"
tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21

FAIRFAX G. H.. Jan. 20 Special-The
case Of Commonwealth against William
kidwcl. charged with wrecking Chesa-
peake and Ohio train is progressing very
slowly. Mr.. Duke. "a detective. testified
that brass was found on a Ratchet found
at the place Kidwell boarded and that
the dents i'm the brass locks, correspond
od with the size of the blade Of the hatch
ct.
Mr.. Hamilton testified that the day be-
fore the wreck. he asked Kidwell TO 80
10 picnic and he said there was fun
going to a picnic without money az that
time "a train went by and kidwell said
let MS wreck that train and then We will
have plenty of money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21
They Hone for Cold.

PORTLAND MICH Jan. 2o.-The water
I'm Grand river is higher than at any
tire since the gorge formed. No dam
axe yet. except 10 stop the running of
mills. The river is jammed with ice
600 the way up aud for mile below. If
the present cold weather continues the
water will gradually subside mp town.
Should the weather turn warm or rain
come. Portland will have a serious time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21
A BEIUTIFUL MIRKIAGE.
Miss May Morris Gleason Becomes the
Bride Of Mr.. Hugh Il. Hawkins.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Jan. %
Spccial.-A beautiful marriage toJh pace
at high noon to-day at the Methodist
church i'm this city. when Mr.. Hugh r..
Hawkins lead 10 the altar Miss Mary
Morris Gleason. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. j. Wiley Bled-
soc. i'm the presence of "a large number
Of friends of the contracting parties.
The groom is a member Of the popu-
lar dry goods firm of Chapman. Hawkins
& Bro. and the bride is the eldest laugh
Ter Of Mr. II. NJ. Gleason, one Of Char
lOttesyile's most substantial business
men.
The ushcrs were T.. O. Hawkins, Or.
J. H. Farley. John Maddox. and Charles
Ergcnbrght, an of this city.
After the ceremony and the congratu-
lations of their many friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hawkins left for an extended tour
through the northern cities.
The bridal presents were numerous.
costly and serviceable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21

II was announced by Cover
nor Lyon that I'm the Senate the vote TOT
United states senator yesterday WIS
For Penrose. a.. for Black. g. and IN the
House, for Pcnrose. lcS: Black. 81; wanna
maker J. He then announced that MT
Pcnrosc had been chosen to succeed Sena-
tor Cameron. and signed the ceruhcate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21
nelrndo Snccnmh. 10 III. AIIment.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2O.-Consul-Gon-
oral Lee cabled State Department to-day
mat Henry Dclgado died last night
Delgado was the New York newspaper
correspondent under treatment I'm The
Spanish hospital upon whom an opera
ton was performed few weeks ago in
an effort 10 save his life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21

A Virginia court has before it case
which involves The question whether "A
game cock is am animal or
not. Certainly not. il IT is
a Virginia eamc-cock DO is daisy. and.
consequently. belongs to the vegetable
kingdom. Savannah Ncws.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21
SNOW In the Piedmont.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Jan. %
Special.-Snow commenced TO fan here
about 10 o'clock and came down briskly
until $50 Il. NJ, when the programme
was changed to rain. followed by sleet,
rendering the pavements very disagreed
BILE for pedestrians.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21
Wifc-Poisoner Sentenced.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Jan. 20
Special.-Ben Casey was tried in the
Hastings Court to-day for attempting to
poison his wife last week. A verdict was
returned Of guilty, and his punishment
fixed at six years in the penitentary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21
t2f50. 100 s3.010000 2I1-000o

Totals .......s2 $50 600 100000 $4,000
Then the trustees Of Dartmouth. Am
horst Hamilton and Williams colleges and
OF the University Of Rochester brought
suit contesting the legality or the decd
OF gift Justice Truax set the decd =
gift aside and the Court OF Appeals ar
firms this decision.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21
VIRGINIA. Postmaster.

wAsuINGToN. Jan. 2o.-spcciai.-J.
" Miles has been appointed postmaster
N Oaklevcl. Henry county vice H. A.
Pace. resigned.
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MARRIAGE

,INsoN-wEsT. Married by Rev. L.
NJ. omar. At his residence 7,,, henm Is,,o
20 ,sa- MIR GEORGE y. MlNSON
ana Miss MAUDE g. WEST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21

is visiting Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Cole.
Judge Brooke. OF ,so"fOlk Is registered
nj the Colonial Inn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21

LEXINGTON. Jan. % severe '"ow
and sleet storm has been f'sina "''' ''
dag.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21

,r. Az T.ttor. dol about - D.Ul0.h. Ht
the residence of hcr husband. on itmtn
street. in tho twDntreHfh rDr ui h'r
ago. p, ' '"'...' .......... .., 8.. a..
., .,... ,.r,.i,. ,,u Do. .iuA.r to Gor-
l,..'.....,i.. f,- f,t.rn.nt
doh7Fl''' ''i '''
br-. i'hhm Z" i"ir''.
WASUINGTON JAM N'N 'i
been received h.rn ihtf Mfs. IiiIIi.' "''
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No money is received for examination no
money i received for sdN vice. no money
j. received ior medical attention. either
l. -. liz
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-21
And They Are L'SiOn Throughout The
United States, Come Forward and
GLADLY TELL
OF Their Cure Of Obstinate Diseases
After the Best Physicians Failed.
THEIR STORIES
Come From the FuIlneSS Of Their Hearts
and Must Be Believed.
no CHARGE WHATEVER.

Munyon's Doctors VIII Examine You aud
Prescrib. the Remedy Needed, which
Can Re Obtained from Any Drug
gi,t, Mostly for - Cents.