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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25
NORFOLK DISIPPOINIED.
The River aud Uarbor Committee Give Up
Their Visit.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. 2i.-SpeciaL
After a great deal OF hesitation and seve-
raj consultations with other members or
the committee. Chairman Hooker OF the
River and Harbor Committee late yes
terday evening came 10 the conclusio"
that IL would me impossible TO visit tho
CITY OF Norfolk NJ this session OF Congress
and SO notified Representative Tyler.
This was somewhat Of surprise as
the committee had not only formally ac-
cepted the invitation OF the citizens OF the
twin cities OF Norfolk and Portsmouth.
but a majority including the chairman
had signed the resolution OF acceptance
presented by General Walker.
Representative Tyler did everything
I'm his power 10 induce Mr. Hooker 10
make tho trip az this time bat tO no pur-
pose The reason for this sOmewha, sud-
den change OF intention ON the part Of
the committee is that several OF the MEM
beers have important measures which they
hope 10 get through at this session Of
Congress and as there are so few DAYS
remaining they do not feel like missing
q single opportunity
The committee is really dcsiri0us of ace
ceptng the inequalities of the Norfolk
people and want 10 make q personal ln-
spection Of the Norfolk harbor.
II il probable that 10 will DO so in the
early days OF the new Congress. provided
the committee is organized az The extra
session.
Representative Catchiugs said TODAY
that an effort would he made 10 Undue.
the Speaker 20 appoint the committee
with the understanding that it would do
nothing beyond ordering a Few unlmpor-
tant surveyF until the beginning of thg
regular session
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25
TEIEGRIPHIC EREDIIIE>.


At 3 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon John
u. Hart was released I'm Philadelphia. on
s.. 200 bail to appear before Judge Butler
next Tuesday, when the motion for q
new trial will be argued. lie had re-
malned IN jail since adjournment OF court
Tuesday.
United States Senator Wolcott started
homeward Yesterday from London lie
expressed himself as being well satisfied
with the results OF his visit 10 Europe.
and was very hopeful Of being able TO or
ganize IN lnternationl Monetary con-
ference.
The resolution. extending welcome 20
the Hon. W. }. Bryan. of Nebraska. came
up I'm the Connecticut House again yester-
day ON disagreeing action. After some de-
bate the House which yesterday passed
the resolution. voted 10 concur with the
Senate in rejecting Il.
At Sundays conference between iresi-
dent-elect Mckinley and Governor-eiect
Bradley. II was agreed That the ToF-
eruor should appoint = senator Match
9th. and call an extra session OF t"e
Legislature for later day. IT Is now
believed that the Governor VIII appoint
ci.her John ". Nerkcs or 81. joan
Poslc.
Chaplain Thomas A. Gin has been or
dcrd home on waiting orders. surgeon
y. VI. Ferebee IS ordered TO the Indiana
relieving surgeon O.. J.. Bradley, who Is
ordered nome. Passed Assistant Surg IN
w T. Arnold IS detailed as member or
the Medical Examining Board an lie lsue
Island Pa. relieving Passed Assistant
Surgeon l.. W. Atlee.
Captain George c. Remey, commanding
81. ID ~ a
val Constructor Hanscom on special
duty at Washington. and civil Engineer
G.. G.. Wolcott OF the League Island lPa)
navy-yard. have been ordered 10 New
York TO test dry dock No. 3. recently
completed docking the battleship M'ssa-
chusetts Tor that purpose.
Tho now gun boats TO be named Tor
Wheeling w v. and Marietta. ONO. wii
be launched from the yards OF the Union
Works, san Francisco. March 18Th. Ar
rangements are being made by the Navy
Department 10 have the proper author-
ties OF those cities designate representa-
tiyes 10 attend the launch
Archbishop Martintlli. apostolic dele
gate and Or. f. L. Rocker his private
secretary. left Washington on the WASH
ington and Southwestern Limited over
the Southern railway, Tuesday night Tor
New Orleans. This is the FIRST visit or
the Archbishop through the South since
his elevation TO the bishopric. ana great
preparations have been made at New
orleans for his entertainment during the
progress Of the Catholic White; School
at that point.
Captain Albert $. Barker VIII De de-
tached from the Mare Island hayward
March 18th, and assume command OF
the battleship Oregon. relieving captain
II. l.. Howison. who will be promoted TO
Commodore on ADMIRAL Walker retire
ment. March Goth. Lieutenant u w
IIannum Is ordered 10 the New ior~
navy-yard Charles ". LOOMS J.. APP
pointed pay clerk for the Port Koyai
Naval Station, and George Il. Freeman
pay clerk for me Massachusetts,. vice. ).
s. Edsala- reaiRnsds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25
LawlcSsneSs in Washington.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Feb. H-Two
masked negro highwaymen made an at
tempt 10 murder and rob Zadock w.
Kessler in his grocery store at the cor
ner of Tenth and G streets northeast.
shortly after S o'clock last night. The
proprietor OF the store was shot down
before he could offer resistance. and be-
fore he fully realized the object Of the
intruders. While sitting by the stove
reading he suddenly became aware Of
the presence of 4 man. and In another
moment received a bullet I'm the neck.
innictng a dangerous wound.
Although the shooting was a bold and
desperate act. the would-be murderer lost
his nerve the instant the victim cried for
help. and took 10 flight. together with a
second masked man.
The citizens Of the northeast section
OF the city are wrought up over this last
act OF lawlessness and a determined ef-
fort IS being made by the police TO APP
preh<nd the two despAradoes. This u
~ la1 OF = series OF dssp>rat~ deeds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25
WEDDING IN ALEXANDRIA,
Many witness the Union Of Mr.. sidney
Kaufman and Miss Rosa Bendheim

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Feb Especial
There was a pretty wedding her this even
ing. with guests from this city and other
places. and the contracting parties were
MIR. Sidney Kaufman and Miss Rosa
daughter of Mr.. David Bendheim.
Rev. DIR. Stern. Of Washington perform
oil the ceremony after the orthodox Jewish
rites and in the midst of veritablc
flower bower. set off by scores of banquet
lamps and two hundred guests IN even
ing dress
The bride wore white Organdie over
Duchess satin. with veil caught back by
a diamond pin. the gift of the groom.
She carried lilies OF the valley. and an
heirloom prayer-bOok. on which the VOWS
were taken to the sweet strains of an
orchestral accompaniment. her father be-
ing sponsor.
Her only attendant was her little sis
ter Minnie. The ushcrs were Messrs.
Charles Bendheim, Louis Bendhcim. Leo
Ruben. Alex Kaufman. Sgmund Kauf-
man, t. Baer. Aaron Katz. OF Washing
ton. and Louis lancr OF Baltimore.
After the ceremony "A supper was served
with covers for one hundred. Toasts
were responded TO, kilograms read. and
after a dance the happy couple left for a
trip North. They will reside here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25
SfxTY-FIyE MILLION NORIGdGE.
Removal OF the Pulaski County Records 10
the New Court House.

NEWBERN. VA. Feb. &-Speciai-
The Clerk of the Pulaski Court has just
completed the recordation OF $4,000 -vOJ
mortgage, executed by the Norloik ana
Western railway to the Mercantile trust
Company. OF New York. IN lieu ~ the
hundred year mortgage given by the
Norfolk and Western In 1889. but which,
owing 10 the default In the payment oil
inieres, and principal due. was fore
closed The copying Of this instrument
covers over seventy-four peges IN the deed
book.
The Board OF Supervisors. at Their meet
ing yesterday. formally accepted the new
court .house. which is. indeed a very I'M
posing structure. and will reflect great
deal OF credit upon the vim and enter
prise OF the town. In which II is situated.
They also ordered the records to be
moved Immediately from thor present To-
cation. which las been their temporary
abode since the decision Of the Supreme
Court. affirming that the election heid IN
1894 when Pulaski was chosen as the
county seat. TO be a legal one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25

HARRISBURG. PA Fob. 1.-THE fol-
lowing facetlous resolution was introduc-
cd in the House yesterday by Mr. Coray'
OF Luzerno and adopted
THAT the sympathy OF the Legislature
Of PENNSYLVANIA is hereby extended TO
the Powers OF Russia. England. Ger
many. Austria. and italy in their hcroic
struggle 10 protect suffering Turkey from
the agercssions OF the uns9eakable
Greek.
"rhat VIC recommend 20 his EXcellency
Grover Cleveland. President Of the United
states. the advisahility Of Immediately
dispatching Commodore William NJ Kidd
with a fleet Of Schuylkll river tugboats
40 assist the aforesaid Powers in block
aiding the ports OF Greece. also. that COL
onel James -. Corycll De directed 10 arm
and send Che Iycoming County Tigers
10 the scene OF h0stihtios on a day
notice"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25
Personal Attention and Special Appa-
ratuS for Each Case.

The Munyon Office are thoroushly
equipped for the treatment OF every FORM
of catarrh. Munyon's special dppsIalus
reaches all the diseased ana sore Spots
cuftinr no buruinr. no caustlcs, the
treatment consists OF mild and soothing
lotions. which give relief from the nts'
application. and Of internal Ieineu.esi
which act on the blood ana NERVES an"
IN COSTS or NOTHING for free
trial local treatment n the Munyon OF
fees. No obligation 10 buy medicine
Eminent specialists 10 diagnose yyuI -,
FREE. and latest appliances iol va o w" r.'s
medicated spray upon the "'s.'s" -
uun,on'. Offices. Cos east Main STREET
Open o 4. VI. to l.. W. SUNDAY W
Il. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25

4 Meeting in New York to Form a Perm /,
nrnt Organization

urnt Organization
NEW YORK. Feb. 2i.-Over one hum
dred men. representing the chief cities
and nearly all the States I'm the Union,
met in the Chamber OF Commerce to-
day 10 organize permanently Sound
Money League. Henry Hentz. vice.
president OF the Chamber welcomed the
delegates. and disclosed the reason or
the movement In referring TO tho ac-
tivity.
George T.. Layton Of Missouri. was
chosen permanent chairman OF the meet
ing. After he had made a speech. T..
V. Smalley, of this city, was elected
secretary.
Chairman Hentz. Of the Committee on
ORGANIZATION. reported I'm favor OF diviu-
ing the country into eleven districts. ot
organizing in every city and town. ana
of cooperating with all existing societies.
A constitution was reported providing
FOR a president and vice~president. with
secretaries. treasurers. and an executive
committee Of nine. all 20 hold ctfice unul
April l. 1875. II is provided that rhe
league should look to voluntary contri-
buttons fer support
Before considering the constitution Nv
sections, II was decided 70 open mead
quarters in Chicago and New York.
The report of the committee was final
IS accepted. ana the Constitution, after
some minor amendments. was adopted.
The following officers were elected:
President. George r. Leighton. of ST.
Louis. Treasurer. e. b. Hepburn. of Now
York. and Secretary, r. Y. Smalley, OF
New York.
Executive Committee-Gustav Schwab.
New York city. H. H. Robinson. Chicago,
!. Kennedy Tod. New York city: G.. g..
Jackson. Boston G.. BurrOrett Smith. Chi
cago: r. Rosewater. Omaha. VI. y. In
gals Cincinnati; j. X. Cowan. Baltimore.
and Louis +. Rich. Colorado.
The alternates were selected mostly
from western cities. one member each be-
ING selected from Cincinnati Louisville.
Sioux Falls Duluth Minneapolis. Miiwau-
kee Wilmington, Galveston, ana New
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25
Charged with Violating Label Law.

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. "A a num-
her Of Baltimore Gamers and packers
were to-day found guilty Of violating me
Maryland label law, requiring tnat an
canned goods should bear the name ana
address Of tho packer. The prosecution
was al the instance Of the Caliorn'A
Fruit Growers Association. Mr.. waiter
who represented the Pacific coast fruiters'
paid that the case was important as the
West is being flooded with Maryland can
ned Fruit bearing california labels.
The Baltimore firms involved VIII move
for new trial. and. falling therein "il
carry the case 10 the Count OF Appeals
The penalty OF violating the lane, law
is a fine from $50 TO $1,000 for eaeh Oh
fence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25

500. 900 Goes Ip in smoke in 81 LOUIS
Blaze in D-wegO.

U
Blaze in O-wego.
ST LOUIS Feb 2f.--ShOrtly after two
o'clock this morning fire was discovered
i'm one of the elevator shafts Of the
Merchant Exchange building. and he
fore the flames were gotten under con-
troll. the top moor of the building. ana us
r,,norous oaices were destroyed. The
loss is estimated az about 100000.
The flames worked their way 10 the top
of the building and in less than an hour
the entire eastern roof OF the structure
was I'm ruins. The upper floors were oc-
cupicd by the ST. Louis Clearing House
Association and number OF COMMISSION
firms. These offices were completely gut
ted. The fire worked downwards TO ths
fourth and third floors but the fireman
managed to conhne the flames to the
northeast portion of the building. The
immense trading hall was protected from
the flames. but was badly damaged by
immense quantity of water poured I'D on
the upper floors. At four o'clock the IRE
was under control
In addition 10 the loss Of the Clearing
House Association. the following ilrms are
principal losers. Orthwen Commission
Company: r. y. Emo; Schultz Commission
Company; +. NJ. Taylor. Samuel Nerdier.
Acme Commission Company, L. &. Nose
f.. J.. Williams Grain Company, Keller
Brothers: Q. II. Alberts j. Mutually COM
mission Company. SeabOard Air Line Of
fees. Iangberg Brothers. Dean and Com
pany and Brinson-Judd Grain Company.
Fire vs. caused by defective electric
light WEES in the elevator shaft.
President Landenberg. of the Exchange.
states the business Will be- suspended
"a few days until the Exchange
can find temporary quarters for business.
The books Of the Clearing House Assoc
citation were in large safes and conse-
qucntly the records are intact. The loss
is fully insured.
OSWEGO. y. Y. Feb 2l.-Fire to-day
destroyed the England House and a
dozen contiguous business houses. The
hotel was full of guests who were rescued
bv nromen and police from the windows.
II is believed that all escaped. Help was
asked from Syracuse and Fulton. Twcn-
ty-nvc hremen from the latter place are
here The fire. which is now under con-
troll. burnd from the corner Of west Sec
ond and Bridge streets 10 the First Ma
tional Bank. corner OF west First and
Bridge streets
CHICAGO. ILL. Feb. 24.-The PARK
Gate Hotel. Slxty-thrd street and stony
Island avenue. was damaged by fire at
o'clock this morning to the extent OF
81. 600. The blaze started in the boiler
room i'm the basement and many of the
30 occupants OF the hotel, who were
still i'm bed. narrwly escaped suffoca-
ton from the heavy smoke which as
cended the elevator shaft and spread
through an the apartments. a number
of the inmates were carried from the
building by the police and fremen, but
no one was seriously injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25

PRETORIA. Feb. 2i-President Kruger ger
has appealed to the Noiksraad 20 pass 'ns
proposed law placing the h.sh our ~, oi
he South African republic NiF'u""y
under Nolksraad. g.. 49,
This. the President declares. ~ nr's
sary in view OF the persistent '.s1''p ~
Cacu Rhodes 20 undermine the re-
hit The chief justice Of High Court
p paJ hfs associate justice have issued a
d 1,. that the proposed law, with
,ts new oath. would interfere with the
independence OF the court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25

HOPKINS. Died. az the residence ~ her
brother. John r. Hopkins. ziii 90.
Broad street. Tuesday. at 5.n T. 81
MARY COUNTESS. daughter of iNe
late James \. and Mary ;. hOpAin''
aged sixteen years. ...
funeral from the Third Chri .,iln
church. corner Twenty-siNth ana VI
shall streets. THURSDAY az 3.D l.. VI.
sTEES. Died. Tuesday morning, at
O'Clock. al the residence OF her hur pa"u;
2202 east Main street EVA WHO vi
Eberhart Stees. l..t
Funeral from ST. Mary Germ m {, .t'i.
ole church THURSDAY M'NNl-H" "'
Q o'clock.
WITMANN. Died. in Henrco county, %.
the Darbytcwn road. -FOUR m.e. ",,yN
Richmond on Monday at i'5l A. ~, ~
PETER WlTNANN; aged s'Feh'S
Funeral took place from 81 Mary >
German Catholic church yesterday AZ
ternOon at o'clock.
TAYLOR. Died. at the residence or h.r
son. William Ferguson, 30, 80 Hoi ~
second street. February q. lssi. az : y.
Al ELIZABETH TAYLOR, ~ TIC hiiy-
second year OF her dg".
EYner9l AZ 81. philips +. l.. church
TO-DAY az 1 T. NJ. ETiends eoFdia..y
invited TO attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25
NELSON COUNTY.
The Scenes on a Rainy Day at Court.
Drummers PLENTY.

The Scenes a Rainy Day at court.
Drummers Plenty.
ELLINGTON, VA, Feb 24-Special.
I attended County Court at Lovingston
yesterday The day was the worst
weather of the winter, raining all day.
The roads almost impossible. The small
est number of persons l have ever seen
there on court day. only one case OF any
Importance was tried. case OF INSIDE
meanor sent up from the Magistrates
court which resulted i'm conviction. caus-
ing the defendant to pay the fine imposed
by the magistrate with some thirty or
forty dollars additional cost. / counted
eight travelling statesmen from Lynch
burg, with only one merchant, who had
come through rain and storm TO court TO
sell 10.
lie was besieged by each salemman
and was the worst drummed man l have
ever seen.
Several horse traders attended with
good many horses for trade or sale. They
looked forlorn and gloomy beyond de-
sdription with horses standing in the
rain pouring down and not a buyer
From the number of drummers now on
the road. il one half could sell. the cities
would boom. At a small country store
the merchant says he had eight drum
mers one day representing Lynchburg.
Richmond and Baltimore.
There was several Lynchburg lawyers
AT court with a full attendance of the
lawyers of the county.
The LIST of March. the Circuit Court
convenes and there is quite a lengthy
docket. one or two suits against the
railroad are To be- tried
There Is much sorrow at the death of
Hon. John X. Tucker. This county was
a part of the district he so long and
faithfully represented i'm Congress He
had many warm personal friends. ana
was regarded as the foremost Nirginian.
Politics IL coming TO the front ana =
lively time is expected among the many
aspirants for the Legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25
40 cnlnch> AcAIysr ANDnR>oN.
The Committee Make Favorable Report
on His domination.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. "a Special
Mr. W. n. Anderson the recently appoint
cd postmaster. accompanied br parts
OF friends from Norfolk. and under the
escort OF Senator Daniel appeared before
Tho Senate Committee on FustOlIcrs and
Post Roads this morning for the purpose
OF demanding the charges. that were said
10 have been preferred against Mr. An
dcrsOn. upon which his nomination has
for several days been held mp in COM
mttee.
A. no charges had been formally made.
and as 10 one was present VINO could
show any cause why Mr.. Anderson name
should not be favOrdbly reported 10 thr
Senate. the case was soon disposed OF
and , favorable report agreed upon.
Accompanying M Anderson were
Messrs. Thomas n. Wilcox. \. +. lhom'
Washington Lewis and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25

ALBANY. y. Y. Feb 2i-The German
American Bank of Tonawanda has closed
it's doors and State Superintendent OF
Banks Frederick ID. Kiburn has taken
possession. Superintendent kilburn says
all the depositors will be paid in full The
bank has a capital OF 10000 and deposits
OF 100000.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2L-W. 5. Alley an
nouncod his suspension on tho Stock Tx
change to-day. 1t IS stated that the sus-
pension was the result Of litigation con-
nected with the firm Of Alley. Dowd &
CO.. ana which dated back over ten years.
Recent operations had nothing - Go with
Tire failure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25

cts "a shame for pas
D- Vviiiism owens. 900 educated. ful
- ,|oct.ty Indian. 900 D.. one of
,I,o er,rde.t and most haithfu| climates
a., - world ha added. "nut physicians
~ 49, ,,'' ,r,1 h. is t0o afe before they lct
,bcir n.fIonts obtain the bcneht VI o.
More than 50 per cont of The people from
tho North who go to New NeNico are
49, and some last only "a few weeks
sor,eflulcs davs-after arriving. These
80 noonlo III sent there az the proper
Zinc would gain much benefit from The
climate The majority or thcm make
and I'm Santa Fe and Silver city. Wash
ingtOn Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25

A Eli o. dered Ta,ora,iy Reported from
tb. ~ use Com uiitee.

tie, ~ use com ni'i''.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. A.-The
House Committee on Banking ana cur
rency to-day. by vote of Z TO D. ordered
favorably reported the bill introduced by
Mr.. Hit. of Illinois. authorizing the es-
tablishment Of an International hank.
Mr.. Hendricks, one Of those voting 10
report the measure. is opposed TO It's pas
sage. and voted for 10 simply 10 get IL
out of the committee. and Mr.. McCleary
voted TO report it I'm order to give the
House an opportunity 10 consider il. re-
serving the right TO oppose it in The
House.
Those voting for the bill were Messis
Brosius of Pennsylvania, Van WORMS
(of Ohio). Hin (of C5nnectcuU. Cooke (of
Illinois,. and Walker OF Massachusetts).
Against 81. Messrs Cox OF TENNESSEE
Against IT.. Mossrs cox (of Tennessee
Staliings lof Alabama. Black Of Georgia.
SpaIdng (of Michigan and Calderhead
OF Kansas.
\ minority report will be dawn by
Mr. Cox.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25
Nrs. Frances Y. Johnston.

BALTIMORE, MD. Feb 2i.-Mrs
Frances Mansfield Johnston wife OF
Colonel Richard Malcolm Johnston the
Southern author. died to-day at her resi-
denco in Baltimore. Death was due TO a
complication Of diseases.
Mrs. Johnston was born IN Spart3. Ga.
in $50. and was the daughter of Eli Mans
field prominent merchant of that town.
formerly "A resident OF New Haven. Conn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25
THE RACES AT NEWBERN
THE DdY'S SPORT PROBABLf THE
BEST EVER OFFERED THERE,
DIR. Whitehsad's BAY Mare Rivet Scores "a
Clever Victory In the Three Minute
Class Trotting-The Summaries.

NEWBERN. y. G., Feb. 2t-Special.-
Tho race meeting and fair of the East
Carolina Game. Fish. oyster. and Indus
trial Association attracted a large crowd
to-day and the contest probably furnish
ell the best sport ever seen here.
The bay mare RiVett, by India 1iill.
owned bv Or. W. w. Whitehead. OF
Rocky Mount. \ -. who won handily
Yesterday. scored q clever victory to-day
In the throe-minutes' class. trotting
event. Summaries follow.
Glass 800. trotting, purse. 1900
Eivett. d. m. by India Hin Chat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25
Against Gold CONTRACTS

GUTHRIE. OKLA. Feb. "a law
making all contracts payable IN gold nom
collectiblc and void, passed both branches
Of the Territorial Legislature and was
sent TO the Governor to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25

.r, broadway. the other day" Mr
GlImley SAID Il saw standing IN front
or d s'Os biishment. The horse was
20 sn downtown. As | approached I
nea,cd the horse bending his head Wen
a.a,,nd toward the sidewalk and looking
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25

committed within a radius Of few squares
and within "a few days. \ few nights ago
a woman was knocked down ana roDoeh
10y highwaymen. and the next night purs-
lars made raid upon number OF dwell
lngs while The people were attending
church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25

diately after the ceremony for Northern
tour
The groom Is the youngest son OF me
late Rev. Dir. T. a. Peterson. OF the VIZ
ginia Methodist Conference. ana Is
prominent business man OF this city.