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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09
DoyIR MI Oct. a. 1900

DOVER, n. H., Oct. 81, ISSB.
MEssRs. ELY BROs-The Balm reached me
safely and I'm 80 short time the effect Is sur.
pising. My son says the first application
gave decided relief. 1 have a shelf filed
with "Catarrh Cures" Tomorrow the stove
shall receive them ana Ely's Cream Balm
" i'll reign supreme. Respectfully,
MRS. FRANKLIN FREEMAN.
Cream Balm Is kept by MI druggists. Full
size soc. Trial size 10 cents. We mail It..
ELY BROS, So Warren st., N. Y. ,ity.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09
Rheumatism Cured in q Day

"Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and Neural
sia radically cures In to days. Its action
upon the system Is remarkable and mysteri.
Gus. IL removes at once the cause and the
disease Immediately disappears. The first
dose greatly benefts; rs cents and sl.0'.
Sold bv WI. Wood, druggist. 2S Main st.
Pawtucket.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09

Do not allowed yourself to be imposed
on by the many novel schemes, advertis-
ing new and untried so-called cough REM
emedies; but stick to the old reliable, DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, the unfailing cure for
all affections OF the throat and chest.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09

Lope dc vsya was the noted drnmatist.
There still remain over 1880 plays Of his
composition. About 800 of the best have
been collected and published.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09

Spools arc turned and bored by dmpse
machine which In said 20 be able 10 com.
ulete from g. 900 TO 1000 Der hour.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09

Have You tried Ii. NJ. Mason's new 10 0ene
cigar, "The Knights of Columbus"
LEWIS Il CURRY, Distributors
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09

Weknow aop Bitters are above and bsyOsndf
all as nutritious mic and curative
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09
IN CONCERT PROGRAM.

Donohue, II Railroad Av.. sells A. B. c. lager
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09

J. p. Donohue, sole agent for Kentucky Dc "
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09

Our oft repeated assertion that TEE
EVENING TRIBUNE Is the fastest
growing paper In the city Is verihee
by figures. :.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

Hoge Academy to he Taken Under the
wing of Hampden- sidney

HOEe Academy 10 ne iah'h 'h"'i 'h'
wing o. Hampden- sidney
LYNCHBURG. VA, Nov 23.-Special-
A special meeting OF the Board OF Trustees
of Hanpdon-Sdncy College was held here
this aftornon and evening Those pres
emf wero Rev. Dr. Richard Mcllwaine.
president Rev. Dr. NJ. u. hogc, Rev
Dr. A. ". pitzer. Hon. W. W. Henry
Eey. 4. y. Price. Colonel J. j.. Fitzgerald.
Rev Dr. r. W. Hooper Mr.. Paul G..
Venable. Ex-Governor J. ". Mckinney
Judge W. ii. Mann. Mr. Samuel L. Flour
uoy. Rev +. T. Mcfadlen Judge y.
-. Watkins Rex. Dr. W. q. Campbell.
Mr. j. r. McAlistcr. Or. peter Winston.
and Mr.. w. g. Huntington
Or. IiOgc was called 10 the chair.
President Mcllwaine gave a most cncour-
aging report Of the growth and work OF
the college. The resignation of Hon. john
J.. Mrrye was read.
The principal subject OF consideration
was the expediency of tho Hoge Academy
at Blackstone being taken under the care
Of the college Af'er lengthy discussion
the transfer o. the academy was consum-
mated. and committee WAS appointed
with authority 20 procure from Oh. Legis-
lafure the necessary changes in Or, char
ter of HOec Academy. and lo mako all
arrangements Incidental to the transfer
A consideration NJ the investments OF the
board showed the finances of Hanpdcn-
sidney College TO he i'm highly eatsfac-
tory condition The board adjourned az "a
lafe hOur tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

Chief Howard Endeavors To Find out
more bout 81 oui- HolIcus.'
chief OF Police Howard has received the
following letter. announcing the dt''ln OF
Louis Rollens an alleged hlchm"Hu MAUI
''' Shawnee. Ark. Nov. n, 1897
"rhcf of Police Richmond. Nat
"D.lr sir-Thero came young man
into This place about two months ago,
w..o saId bee was from your Town.
"Ths Young man was found this morn
uv not FAR from here. dead. with hul-
lct-holc FOO his head. showing that he had
been murdered lie was real nice fel-
low apparently ana noted gambler
Gle is n man about - years of age.
about % feet IS inches i'm height. and
woirhs about 1D pounds black hair blue
eyes and wore @ $50. shoe. little black
moustaehe
Gle fold me some time since that his
father lived I'm Richmond. He answered
TO the name ~ Louis Rollcns
ANY assistance hown us VIII he appIe-
ciated
"CrrTZTNS or SHAWNEE. ARK.
N~.tor T. D. stout
Major Howard yesterday wrote 80 the
postmaster af Shawnee. asking Tor iur-
fher Information as TO the affair ana Inc
ouiriur na TO the reliability OF stout.
THO Chief also addressed crmmunic1-
ton 10 J j. stout. requesting him 10 com
-rnnicrfc Co him ms soon ass possible any
pa-ticIiars concerning the case in ms pos
So ono in Richmond go Jar as could he
aece-.aiucd. knows any. hing ABOUT LOUIS
Eninn. rud uO name similar lo ihdt Hp-
pears i0 the directory \ sporting man
who As familiar with an Of that class who
% years said Yesterday That the name
was unfamiliar TO him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

branch on west Twelfth street
The Board OF supervisor or 'hc9''.-
6eld met Yesterday. and disposed or COM
siderable routine business ih tnc anap'
OF auditing a number Of bills, anu recon-
mendiug the repair 0f several county
bridges. and the improvement or some Oh
Mn. owen wife Of Mr.. Harry -. owen.
member II the House Of Delegates, from
this district. is very ill
Mr.. Beverly H. Crump. Of Richmond.
was On Manchester on legal business TINS
morning.
Next Thursday being Thanksgiving Day
tn. public schools will give holiday.
Treasurer Gillian. of Chesterfield, is az
Granite 20 receive taxes. lie VIII pe IN
SwanshOro Thursday aud Friday.
Mr. NJ A. COrbill Of Chesterfield, has
returned from the Methodist Conference,
whore he has been as a delegate from tho
Methodist church m the courthouse.
Rev. J. o Babcock has returned from
panville. where he has been attending the
Methodist Conference
Mrs Rebecca Martin. OF NO. 1913 Perry
street. is quite ill.
There will hc q dance given IN Chester
field county on the Petersburg turnpike
bv a number of young people OF this city
Thursday night.
Mrs b. Martin OF llallshoro. is IN the
city the guest Of hr sister, Mrs. Il. +.
Walden. on Porter street.
Mr. Alamo Walthall. who has been
quite III. Is very much improved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
AlcnlLnl.c Drilks-

The following form OF petition IS being
very generally circulated ana much ia
terest is manifested IN the matter.
We the undersigned. residents Of ---
county of -- OF the State OF virginia,
believing that prevention. through early
education. Is powerful anudote FOR
the vice Of iutcmperance. AMI that good
will result from the study In the pubic
school of Physiology and hygiene win
sDeciu reference TO the effects OF AGO
hollc Drinks and other Narcotics upon
the Human system" do respectfully pc
fitlon the legislature now In session 10
enact such a statute. including such just
and adequate pen altics for iis non-eh,
forcement as will ensure the iuthtui
nursuit of this study as regular hr'tnch
by an pupils in all schools supported by
public money ana under state control
Tho Woman's Christian Iemperatce
Union IS the chief promoter OF the idea'
nut the work is being supplemented ~
other organizations. including thc
churches 10 cannot be claimed that 'hl7
\ "A political measure In any party sense
and hence the friends OF the idea are
found among all political parties. al,
Those wishing 20 sign the peuton WIN
be given ample opportunity for so doing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
Mr.. GAGE APPROVES II.
HE GfrEs ms CONSENT TO THE
RHMOTaL or HEaDoThRJERS'
ooiiscte. Brad, says lie and com"'s''o"
FOREMAN secured the Appr"'"' VI wv
secretary on saturday

s....... ~, ,bo treasury. Lyman J.
c. b''t 'r,ven his gpprota 20 nc p' ~
ositlon 60 remove in, ~ tbie district
Intccnal Revenue once t,'rs
from Richmond 90 sctcisu"'h. 81, rc.
. t f.urrfor TradN NtrtcfthN.
mo colool was called upon ana asked
,vG,fbcl of unf fhr Hr .'a SO
~ Comrerrc rlopn,,tp w 49," am, delay
tsry crrc would likely CAUSE anF "''''
j., r,. remopal OF the Headquarters
- 81" . HuN 500. ifl.i Aith
.,.o 6c'av whatever In my opinion,
r,,ilrd fho Colonel ne uai" 80
comn,efcc is appealing TOO late. S''o,,.oi
Nvi'i', .l. hre a'lrcadV given his approval
20 h., nrop0scd removal After the que,
a., la been decided boy COMMISSIONS ~
internal Revenue forman, on ~ go,
49, n0irIHi and myself called on ,n' ~,
rn,sr, ana explained the matter 20 Nun;
Nr cage approved fully OF Wha' i'''
boon done ,,toncl could
mo- Soc chat thc Chamber or ul,l.l,5,'.,,
~cuiG r,fr ANYTHING by protesting asd'iSt
what f. about Co hc done -.
Officials of the Chamber hau 10y 800 ia
,t t.,tcf0ay tnat srcit,"ll ,,e -
.rnrovcd of the removal OF the heHn-
orarfer.. A telegram was sent 10 me
Secretary Yesterday morning asking thAt
h. Intervene and suspend the ORDER oi
removal untN su.h sine as ne '"u" h'"i
-l.. .... rn ffe rnDrifs
pear.d r Washinrton paper y.Sict1.,N
"lt was said last nifni lld' 'u' .
Tor of tho Treasury VII ip-nNy ',i,.
his 1pininn FOO -he matter OF the leead,t
of thc act 0f Collector Brady OF Ii,n-
lnord. iu removing certain 81 his depuuc7.
Thi- case was referred 10 ine Ailpii.f
General huf Doe 0nclnni io ii"' ,"''f
opirf0n n is understood tnai inc s"'1l
Wv nnids after "a careful examination %,
fho law that none OF tine provisions OF
mo statute providing Tor inc appointment
~ collectors OF internal revenue ana or
customs was repealed by the enac tinen.
% iho civil service reform law. ana 'hl'
Tho uogver of appointing me deputies pro
vidc1 for iu tho earlier tct is s,lH 'Nl"i,.
600 o-ncr words. That deputy t0h' Sl''n a.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

CHICAGO. Nov 23.-ln the special cleo
ton hold to-day In the Sixth Congressional
District for "a successor TO Edward ID.
Cooke. deceased. Henry ;. Boutellc. the
Republican candidate. was elected over
Vincent H. Perkins his Democratic COM
petitor. by $40 votes. the total vote being
Boutcle. 1924: Perkins. 1854: Landgren
PopulisO received DPS and David Pro
hibiuon) TO- votes. AT the last con-
gresioual election in this district. Cooke
Usepublicam was elected over Martin
Democrat by $50. the total vote being
Cooke. SOB: Martin. 1914.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
THE T0TEs CiNTISSED.
Political Complexion of the Two Houses
ffhe Legislature.

The Board n State Canvassers has COM
pletod the official count Of the votes cast
in the various cities and counties OF the
state al the election on November "a for
Governor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Attorney
General members Of the State Senate
and Of the House az Delegates
The certificates OF election have already
been mailed 10 the members oil the tMo
houses Of the General Assembly, ana the
one 10 the incoming Attorney Geneftl,
Hon 4. J. Montague. VIII De lssu o. 's
soon as Governor o Fcrrall returns irt M
Now York. where he is attending 20 m't'-
ing Of the board of directors or inc - ~
dixie Company, OF which he is wee o:ea'-
The total vote cast for Attorney ton
eral according 90 the official returns rs ae
follows. ,o,,
a. }. MOntaguc.....-... ......--.'''' ~
James Lyons .. ......................' fo.'.p
c. b Kennedy .. ........... .......'''' 7''' 10
Montague plurality, ol,t'.
M0ntaguc's majority. 'L.35
I'm the odd districts Of the Senate. wfere
the elections were held TINS yea 'H-F
regular Democratic candida 's N'i'
elected Among the hold-Over senators.
from the even districts. however. are NE
who do not belong 90 the regular Demo
cratic party. This makes the compieNili
Of the Senate 50 Democrats ana "i'l'
Democrats
The anti DO fnNfitNH iiN tA..
fhr following. Senator w. IT. Fiaifbdh
OF the sixteenth district. consisting q
tho counties of poWhatan, Co0chland ana
Chesterfield. Senator NJ. a. clayton "l
the Fourth district. consisting on tng
counties OF MONTGOMERY, hotiohr "i''
Craig. Senator W. ~ Hale OF me i Won
tt.-eivfh district consisting or the 'oul-
tics ~ rl1vd and Franklin. Senator I'd
mund Parr. or the Sixth district con-
efefiug OF the counties OF carroll. Gray
SON and Patrick Senator j. a. NC, uU'
OF the Tenth district con@ls unt on
counties of Frederick and shena ndoah.
Tho House of Delegates VIII Doe com
rosod az or regular Democrats and anti
democrats The latter are Mtssrs. ~ J..
Buford Of Brunswick county. Dexter
coad of Carroll : IT, Turner or i', ~
and Franklin. j. $. Taylor OF f'lii.h '
and William R. Sprdtt ol ~. we" ".
This gives the Democrats lH "ut "l lF
votes ON Joint ballot. making the MAJ
ic-ffr rnnuirad lf
The han Of the House of Delegates ana
the Senate Chamber have been thorough
lv renovated and the force of conyic's
employed about the Capitol grounds We're
i...t Df..r +nrfitr rIrH'.In" 900. '"' 'N
nails THE seats have all been assigned.
for the Senators hy Mr. Joseph Button.
the clerk Of thc Senate. and for the House
Of DELEGATES hv Colonel Jno. Bell Bigger.
VINO will preside over the clerks desk
OF that body during 'he coming session.
Everything is therefore in readiness and
only the arrival of the members viii Doc
needed for the opening off the sessions.
COL. J. w richardson. the Register or
the Land Office. haas purchased now
state flag and q Now United .-ttes Tag
which will be hoistod during the sessions
Of the two Houses They were tried this
~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

Interesting Facts About Richmond CIT
Iens aud other Matters.


Miss Lula Hart has returned from New
York.
Or Mark w Peyscr has moved his
office 10 80. 81 north Twelfth street.
Mir Fred r.. Wright. ahead Of Hoyts
"a COntontcd Woman Is boz the city.
stopping at Murphy 5.
lu the published proceedings Of the
city School Board yesterday the name
of Mr. Charles Nutzler. was accidentally
omitted from the list Of those present
The Industrial Chapter of the Holy
Trinity church. will give Thanksgiving
dinner az s07 east Main street to-day from
j. O'Clock NJ TO ! +. NJ.
Messrs. ). j. Redmond. w. G.. Rhoads.
and George l. Perry. members Of the
West IN 81 Hrnting club. left yesterday at
~ O'Clock for weeks hunt boz Powhatan
county.
The third of the series Of literary enter
taiuments of 81. Patrick Social ana
Beneficial Society Will take place in their
rooms. corner Twenty -siNth ana Grace
streets tonight
The official programme gotten out for
the football game Of the University or
Virginia. North Carolina game is very
handsome souvenir Of the game.
the Kings Daughters of Christ church
Will give musical entertainments ana
oyster supper ON Thursday. ThanksgiN-
IU- liHN III T. VI. ili AlA' NNti' t''''tti
OF the church.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Young WOman's christian Temperance
Union will Dee held am Friday next in
the pariOrs OF the MOmans Christian
Association ~ O'Clock promptly. being
postponed ON account Of THANKSGIVING
Day. 4 large attendance is especial
ly desired.
An oast-bound Traction car collidcd an
tho corner ~ Ninth and Broad streets
about II o'clock yesterday morning. with
Miueldorfer's delivery wagon. The horse
WIS knocked down and more or less
bruised. and the wagon was somewhat
shaken up. No one was hurt
NJ T.. HudnaI. treasurer Napoleon
Council so. ST. American Legion of
Honor. paid over 10 Mr. T.. A. Saun-
ders. Jr.. 5000. the amount OF Insurance
carried in this order by his cousin. the
late Mr. John r.. Preston This order
has paid t0 relatives OF deceased COM
panlons s35o0oooO since organization. De-
cemhcr Us. l>s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

what they can IN assisting this most no.
bile charity.
A. Saks n Company have donated
new $40 note 60 start the good work al,
once.
The Directors OF Tho Citizens Relief Is
ISOLATION are: Bryce Stewart Hume
chairman. r.. A. Lancaster. d.. Treas
urcr. r. N. Meade. recording rotary;
Henry Lee Valentine. corresponding se'-
rotary: Gordon Wallace, H. -. Eicheloer-
ger.
The committee Of the association is
composod of. Julian Bryant Robert
Lcckv. Dr.. Horace 5. Halves, Daniel
Grinn1n.
Collector. G. Stuart Woods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

u 'iut,ful Yacht ualling from New Yorl,
in Port.

IN Iori
The Trophy" q pretty and up-to-date
yacht. arrived in this port sunday with
its owner. Mr. r.. n. Bennett. Messrs.
H. q. Annctt. a.. W. Van Tine. and it's
crew of seven men. all haiiing from New
YORK. and Will remain until Friday.
] was much gratiued when row boat
with the captain. Mr.. Sitting, made Dos
way toward me with dn invitation 90
come aboard.
As I stepped aboard the stately craft. .
was met hy Messrs. Van Tine and Annetl
who Iid very Courteously the honurs of
host n the owners place. who had gone
ashore
The yacht is most elegantly fitted up
with electric lights. fans. telephone.
and speaking tubes. and every portion OF
the vessel bespeaks the scrupulOus care
and attention o. receives
THE Trophy was built about seven
years ago and g. "a schoCner-rig. steam
yacht. one hundred and five feet Boo length
and fourteen feet beam. with I'd drIugnt
OF six feet
II is propelled boy an engine Of two hum
dIed and twenty-five horse power. and has
q burthen Of nty-seycn tons.
was FIRST shown into the social han or
saloon. whore long upholstered diVlus
with numbers OF luxurious cushions PILED
thereon gave a most at-home and comfOr-
table air
a basket of ferns which they had gath
cred ON their trip. and "a large symptom
lum placed on centre table added 10 the
dltidtllNcneS5 or tNeir smoking room.
Three doors opening from this room
Ted into the sleeping apartments. which
were pretiily hung with blue and old gold
draperies. and. though small, afforded a
coy resting place.
one OF these apartments was fitted up
for the owners daughter. but she is not
with them ON this trip.
I'm the tiny dining room were only a
table, leather upholstered seats built
against the sides OF the room and an ar
rancemcnt resembling O. buffet which
served as wine closet and refrigerator
The meals are conveyed from the gall
lev or kitchen below by means Of "a dumb
waiter and 20 peep into their store room
disclosed numbers of nice dressed fowl
and choice meats.
This is their first trip this far South
and. OF course. the view Of the city from
their mOoring is not calculated 10 give a
very favorable impression OF the city.
The Trophy has made trips as FAR
north as Bar HarbOr and the coast Of
Maine. but Is not equal to a trip across
tie ocean.
Mr.. Bennett who unfortunately Is in
poor health nov. Is an enthusiastic men,
Der n the New York Boat Club. and has
spared no effort to make his yacht unsur-
passed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
JUDGE WEIGHT DECLINES.
He Cannot serve on the Veterans Invcsti-
gatiug Committee.

Csptsin Thomas Elicit the hdiutant-
General of the Grand Camp OF Confed-
crate Veterans of Virginia last evening
received telegram from judge i. X Il.
WRIGHT or 'rappahannock who had been
appointed on the investigation commit
tee 90 look into the rumors as TO the
conduct of the members OF the History
Committee OF the Veterans. Judge
Wr.pht WAS appointed IN the place OF
Colonel g. T. Fitzgerald, Of Farmville.
who had declined TO serve IN that capa-
city.
Judge Wright in his telegram also de-
clincs Co accept the appointment lis
message TO Captain Elicit was as FOL
lows.
u feel very grateful for the high honor
and am intensely interested IN the mat
ter. but my pressing official engagements
force me 10 decline"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
The Hartford Gnari,.

The following letter was read AZ the
last meeting of the Board OF Directors
of the Young Mems Business Association:
Hartford city Guards.
ronopar,. l. First Regiment. q. y. c..
Hartford conn. Nov g. 1897.
Secretary Young Mems Business Asso-
citation Richmond VA
At our regular monthly meeting. held
October II 1897 D., was unanimously
,.otc5 oh, no secretary be instructed 10
extend he hearty thanks OF this company
10 the s@veral military and other organi-
zgtions for The courtcsics extended 20
Us during our recent southern trip In
,,,, ,i"a..,,ro ~ extend the hearty thanks
Of he members OF the Hartford city
Cuards - Won and the members of your
ASSOCIATION Tor the handsome treatment
received while recentlN lIi your CITY
fSirrof, louis NJ. HASTINGS.
Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

LEWlSBURG. W. VA, Nov. Especial
Mrs. Mary Miller Davis. wife of Mr. Dab
ncy G.. Davis. and daughter of Captain
\. W. Matthews. was buried mere Toe
day. The little coffin of her babe was
laid with her own.
Bids for the work ON the water works
for the town have been received and ~
10 understood that the contracts viii Joe
.et in "a few days.
The construction of the new buildings
90 supply the places of those destroyed
in the fire of August 30. goes rapidly on.
Being OF brick ANA stone. their npn"iir-
ance Will bee far better than the buildings
burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
JUMPED IRON 4 TEAM.
Mr.. Matthew Winters Painfully Hurt Last
Night.

An accident which resulted in the pain
fui but not serious injury o: Mr. Mat
thew Wnkers. who resides at i.2O north
Jwcnty-seCCnd street.
Mr. Winkers Is I'm the employ Of the
Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company
as a painter beirg ore of their boss"
lettercfs. He had been 10 Newport
News on business. and was returning
home on the train which reaches here
at $50 o'clock
In order 10 take a short cut home he
attempted 10 jump from the train be-
fore II reached the tunnel. The train
was not running last. hut the momentum
was sufficient 10 throw him against a
telegraph pole by the side Of the track.
knocking him scnsclcss.
Persons living near by soon came 20 his
relief. ana message was al orce dis
patched for the ambulance Dr George
Ross was also summoned. Dr. Ross and
Or Baushman soon reached the spot.
and the injured man was taken 10 his
home.
The physicians found that his external
injuries were slight. but that he was
suffering considerably from the shock.
His condition IS not considered serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

Al the last annual meeting OF the
Headmasters Association OF the United
States. held in New York city at the
Murray Hin Hotel Colonel Gordon Me
tabe So stirred the Hcadmasters by an
impromptu talk on the Rational and
Honorable Management OF Boys" that
the Association has requested him 20
open the discussion OF the same subject
a the next annual meeting In Boston
during the Christmas holidays.
Colonel McCabc. during the month OF
January. will also lecture before the
Graduates at Yale University.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
MEcKLrNBrRG cOrYrr.
Buntsmen Take Advantage Of a judicial
Decision.

BOYDTCN. VA. Nov. %. Special
Since Judge Homes decision Of the bird
law. declaring the same unconstitutional
the huntsmen Of Mockonburg have. had
"a good time Killing partrdgcs and . large
quantity Of them have been baeeed.
The Rev Dr r. II. Lacy. an evangelist
of the Episcopal church. commenced ~
mission here ON Saturday night and VIII
continue il until Thursday ueht. Ihr
Doctor is % good preacher and is thor
The tobacco market I'm this place M this
time might De called being ON boom.
ON break DAYS the warehouses are pref
IT, well filled with the weed. ana the I'M
uotds given to the tobacco trade mas had
Inc effect 10 bring in settlers, ANA the
people nave had some difficulty in procur-
ing dwelling houses At present not a.
dwelling house is for rent I'm town.
Tho peanut crop has gotten 90 Doe quite
am industry I'm this county. some farm
crs have planted large crops of them.
Mt @. b. Finch informs me ne viii make
about three thousand bushels this sea-
SON