The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-03
ALTERNATE.

Frederick Morgonroth, OF Baltimore,
was stricken with paralysis at noon Mon
day while sitting on the top OF a hearse at
Calvert Station. where he was waiting to
convey a body. from Monkton, Hartford
county. to Baltimore cemetery. He was
taken to the City Hospital, and died with
in a few minutes.
At Port Washington, Wis. last week.
Mr.. Peter schwin and wife celebrated
their diamond wedding anniversary. Mr..
Sohwin is ninety years OF age and his
wife eighty-one.
1T seems to me-" said ex-Secretary J
Sterling Morton the other day, that we
are soon TO have an outflow from the
large cities TO the western country. inc
condition OF the farmers has improved
steadily until to-day il Is far better thar
that OF the masses in the cities
Rev. W. A. Barr preached his farewell
sermon at st. Pauls church, Suffolk on
Sunday night and a correspondent from
that town thus describes Il:
The praise of those who heard him was
without stint the rector at times speak
ing and acting as though inspred-a
brilliance beyond description. seeming 10
shine forth from his face and eyes as ne
made plain the teachings Of the immor-
tally of the sOul-the real man-shoWlnR
beyond question that this mortal body
vas merely the carnal abiding place OF
man. Mr. Barr leaves this week Tor
Richmond 10 assume his ministerial du-
ties at Monumental church in that CITY
and while he has the best
wishes Of his old Pensioners as
well as the people Of this en-
tire community everyone who has heard
and known him doubtless feels wave OF
sadness roll over his soul when that one
realizes that this departure draws nigh
Come back. oh man Of God, and lift thy
voice I'm tender admontion amongst us
IL only FOR a short season.
]. p. Osborne, Of Atlanta, Ga, Is at
Chattanooga organizing a local branch
of tho Social Democracy Of America. There
are three branches i'm Tennessee one each
in Knoxville. Nashville and Memphis.
AS soon as the organization is perfected
a meeting will be held to form STATE or
ganization. Mr.. Osborne says that the
colony will be founded probably in WASH
ngton. where the people are more IN
sympathy with the movement than In Il
East.
Geraldine Ulmar, the actress, met vii
serious accident in London on Monday.
She was driving with a lady friend at
Twickenham, when their carriage colli'
ed with an omnibus. Both ladies were
thrown out Of the vehicle with much VIC
lence. and Miss Ulmar sustained a COM
pound fracture Of the ankle, in addition
to receiving a severe shock to her ner.
vous system. Her friend had her should
or dislocatod.
Physicians and male attendants at the
Illinois Eastern Hospital for the Insane.
at Kankakee. Joined I'm a disgraceful at
tack on the women attedants, who were
having party on Saturday night. Tn,
party was for women only, and the men
resenting this, broke open the doors Of
me amusement hall and turned the fire
department hose on the women. ,rh,
Molheh iouSht their assailants and one
woman had her wrist broken. and Others
tainted as they were struck bv the noyyo--
ful stream Of water. One NJ tho ioo.5a,,
or the men was fioored with a. chair h,, n
muscular woman. and he was noundod
an. "Vin-
Mr. A. X. Ware and family. OF Elm
wood ILL.,, have arrived at FREDERICKSBURG
Mr. Ware is the purchaser Of the hand
some estate, "Snowden." near the CITY
ana yesterday took possession. He viii
make "Snowden' a stock farm for tho
breeding OF fine horses. Mr.. Ware brings
WIN him two fine standard bred stations
and number OF fast trotting mares
So says the Free Lance
Alonzo Barnes, a wealthy man Of Lin
coin, Neb., but well stricken in years.
took a wife the other day and went 10
Chicago for his wedding trip where he
died, leaving his young widow a hand
some fortune.