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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

WINSTON. y. g.. March l.-Special-
Mr.. Frank Mann san of the late KoV.
j. r. Mann. died OF consumption last
Ingtou aged twenty-slX. lie was en-
gagged in the mercantile business here I'M
tI three months ago. when bee sold OUT
and went 10 Arizona with the nope OF re-
gaining his health. Continuing 20 grow
worse. he returned 90 North Carolina a
wees ago. He was a Mason. Odd-FelloW.
and a member OF Oasis Temple or Mystic
shrine OF charlotte The remains ace
COMMANDED by a delegation from Piedmont
Commandcry. Knights Templlr OF this
city. win be brought here tomorrow for
MtcrWeut.
Mrs Angel q soveuty-ycar-old inmate
of the county home. was fatally burned
Saturday. Her dress ignited while stand
m. in front of the fire place.
There were twenty-one deaths m VIM
st0u during February-nine whites ana
twelve blacks. Salem had seven deaths
an white.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

DURHAM. y. G.. March L-speclaal--
The nrst spring month made MS ehltee
In Durham this morning with clear shy ~
the first pleasant day experienced '''
Yasterdsv Or. j. e.. Kiigo. president or
Trinity College filled the pulpit az ne
PRESBYTERIAN church morning ana nlsn 1,.,
Tho pastor. Rev. J.. B. IurnDuu' pen.
absent i'm Europe with no regular supply
IN man arrested here on Saturday Tor
oibing a couple OF stores at HiisDoI %
Who gave his name as James Henderson, on
NJ Danville. Va. has been sent UP 20 VIC
orange county Criminal Court ana ~,
default OF $500 bond. IS in JAM; ne n r.'
Wv his volise about 5000 worth OF JeweA ,
MIA, III, a. Inc property OF Lowell. OF
Iiulsboro. together with d burglars l'n-
tern and drills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

Men Charge with Wills shidie'te's Death
t..l...-..l t.....nri. oil a Lllnr l-Iinlrs.

Eeieasrd-- Reports OF tihcr Aiim"-'
NORTONSVILLE Feb. 27.-Special-
Mr. ". %. Raudabuch's little boy will be
buried to-day. Little Jake am only
child was am unusually bright boy. lie
died OF deep cold. a great deal Of sick
ness prevails in this county.
Mr.. Eldrige Runkle brought his bride.
who was Miss Carrie Gibson. of Abe
marie 10 DIS fathers. Alr. Milton Runkle.
of this county. on Wednesday, where
friends awaited 10 receive them. They
were married Wednesday in Charlottes-
vile.
lir. Ovcrton Shinctte and Scott Morris.
were released from Standardsville jail
on last Monday ON account Of insufficient
evidence 10 retain them there ON the
charge Of the horrible death OF Wills
Shidette. John knight s still Kept I'm
jail.
News has reached here that Mr.. Jno.
O.. Shinettc ON the Rockingham side OF
tho mountain had been killed, also, that
Mr. Burruss Shlctte. of Albemarle.
was found dead Tuesday and IL was
thought Doc was killed with "A stick.
/ could not gather any further parucu-
lars bon regard 90 either affair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02
STORE ROBBED.

A store was broken into just inside the
city limits just before day sunday morn
lng. and the owners OF the store. .eoT-
Ing the noise. fired and hit ,he robOer.
lie went around the corner. and u Dr.
supposed was carried away by compan-
ions as tho traces OF blood suddenly
stopped after being very plain mp 10 THAI
point Tho police are searching loi
him, and II he s. as badly shot ah the
blood indicated he viii uc forced 10 see
cure medical Id
Tho result OF a bill which was passed
i'm the Legislature to turn cattle loose
three months !n the year IN Halifax couh-
~ is looked upon as a great thing Tor the
Democrats The cost 10 put up fences
in the county will he az least SoOVJv
A bin Will be introduced for slo.VVV TO-
fencine the state farms there Inc
MASSAGE OF this bill IS strictly class lex
islatlon 4 light between the rich ana
10 FILL HIS OLD PLACE.
II .s said that Or. W. r. Wood VINO
succeeded Dr. SrlssOm as superln tehuens
nj me insane asylum here, ana VINO WdA
succeeded bv Or Kirby, will be- put u.
charge again By the RepdolcH"a anu
qho Legislature viii adjourn ta's week
unless an extra session Is called. GOV
ornor Russell. n Is said. opposes !" VIII
will cost az least $4,000. IL is salu w W., 80
the people submit 90 this eApe"a" wa"
such % legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02
An Old Offender.
ROSA"

Lizzie Taylor, an old colored woman.
rot drunk last week. and while on her
spree cursed and abused r. j. Pattcr-
son.
Yesterday Squire Thomas fined her s.
and costs.
Iiz1io did not have the money 10 pay
the fine. SO sentence was suspended until
Saturday. in order 10 give her time 70
raise the money. She Is an old offender.
and on previous suspensions OF sentence
has always como mp with the money in
time
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lis Leg Broken.

The ambulance in charge Of Dr. Laben-
berg was called 10 the Allegheny shops al
10 o clock Yesterday morning 70 attend NJ
p " Brockenbrough. whose right Leg
was broken below The knee by piece o.
falling machinery
Mr. Brocksnbrough IS employed IN the
shops IS shipping clerk. Yesterday morn
ing he was assisting in moving a large
piece OF machinery when IN some manner
il fell over. and struck his leg.
lie was removed 20 his residence. No. Z
south Second street. where his family
physician Dr. j. $. Wexford was sum-
moned
DR. Labenberg rendered every assist
ance 10 the suffering man. and made him
a. eomfortsb BILE as possible ynt!l Or. Well
fords ARRIVAL .
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
GOFERNOR RUSSELL,S AATdGOSfsM
or CEETifN POPULrSTs.
A Robber Fired On aud Blood Tells the
Tale-A Cattle Law That WIN BE Very
Costly-Nearing the End.

RALEIGH. y. c., March Especial
The position that Governor Russell has
taken regarding Senator Odam the An
son county boiling Populist has created
"a sensation here. Iie declared he would
pardon q criminal out OF the pcuiteniiafy
ana give him q position sooner than give
one 10 Odam, and he says further. Be
fcro / Will appoint an Arson county
POpulst 90 any position. you must brig
me q certificate from MIN certifying
mat ne does nOt respect or even speak
10 this dirty sc0undrcf kussei. .s bit
terly denounced by his own parry, ana
many say that be as iu with Butler fupu
lists Action ou the floor Ot the Senate
will De taken regarding tAis matter and
the Oueung OF tho bride 90 senator hyatt
by Alexander. Governor ku-scifa pil-
waite secretary.
Governor Russell. it is said, is bitterly
opposed tO the appointment OF Mr W..
W. Clark ass the successor OF Judge oey-
mour Of the United states Eastern Dis
trict Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Mar Mrs.
Dorothy Miller. aged eighty-four wears
cAoked 10 death while eating breakfast
at her homo Sunday morning. She. her
aged husband. ana their stepson We're
az tho table eating and chatting. when
piece Of boefsteak lodged I'm the old
ladys throat Ordinary methods OF re-
lief were OF no avail. and two doctors
We're called. Before they arrived death
had ended her agony Mrs. Miller IN
spite OF her advanced years. had enjoyed
perfect health, having never known u
days illness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

BERNE. March THE left wing OF the
great monastery of So. Bernard has been
demolished by an avalanche. Fortunate
ly no lives were lost nor was any ono se-
rIousiy injured. but the monks occupying
the monastery were in serious danger for
some time before their safety was ass
sureI
When the great masses Of snow and
ice descended upon the building the occu-
pants took refuge IN that part or the
building which remained intact. and from
there were able 10 dig u tunnel under the
snow through which they crawled Most
OF them were severely frost-btten.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

anything that would irriiaio Spanish on
Gers. We can acvcr therefore get az the
facts. unless we send O military force 10
Cuba 10 take possession OF the jan "'
Guanabacoa. and free the prisoners ."
Il. whether the case jretihes iHis we
arc not now prepared 10 say. hnt inc
Spanish investigation or 81 makes TO
moro impression upon ns than Won
declaration ihat a lamb cieo Of apopieAy
NIL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02
Pope Leo IS Elghtr.seren

ROME. Mar. 1.-The Pope gave a recen-
lion to-day 20 the Cardinals who waited
upon his Holiness 10 congratulate him
upon the eighty-seventh anniversary OF
nis birth which occurs tomorrow. March
I'd. ln response 10 the CONGRATULATIONS OF
delivered an address in which he disc
c0ursed upon the condition of the Church
and emphasized tho necessity Of deciding
without delay questions affecting the AM
gl.can ordinations and thus put an END 20
further pOlnmlns Oh lie sunlll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

sam Jones wants Boston TO pay him
g. oo5 fox fighting the devil month ia
that town. Well. IN these DAYS OF aa-
vanced sporting ideas. Boston can't log
ieally expect 10 pull off a big night be
tween wel-known principals without
hanging up "a Big purse.-Chicago Ilmes-
Herald. M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

\ Negro Thief ia the Weldon JAN Os"s
Tire a. a Mean. of Escape,

WELDON. y. c.. March l-speciai-
Junius Moody a colored cattle THIEF. was
arrested here Saturday evening aud placed
Inn NE town lookup. During The nsat ne
set fire 10 the door OF tho cell ih "nlch
he was confined and burned BIS WAY GUY
and escaped. The door was "a heavy Noou
- bmt ain fho rest OF the building ls
of brick and nre-pro0f. consequently no
damage except the burning OF The door
This morning about o'clock the body OF
Martha Gatlin. an aged aud respected Co,-
ored woman was found in the ,aild'.
Sbe mad be,n I'm the water APPARENTLY about
one hour. ana was cold in death when
taken out. The water was only three leet
deep where she was drowned. IL Is sup
posel that she had ht and feel mo lnS
water while trying 10 get So'Ho WIZ
from a boat IN the canal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

enthusiastlc IN Wrlflng rs praises % their
suffering sisters. because health and beau
~ mean everything 10 a woman.
Mrs. Mary Francis Lyle. Of Hunter
alley, Rochester. y Y. writes. II was
very pale and delicate-had no color. I
took Or Greene's Ncrvura and now / am
we'll and strong. my face II plump onl
checks red and my complexion pure
Mrs. William Bortels 30 east Eighty
seventh street. Now York city, writes /.
"Dr. Greenes Nervura made wonderful
Improvement ina my face. Ny friends
hardly knew me- l gained I'm ne-h ana
am like a different person"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

YOKOHAMA, Starch 1.-The japanese
Government has decided to adopt the gold
standard OK currency upon a ratio Of
% 10 10 ]. The silver ven, or dollar
will be gradually Withdrawn from clrcu-
ation and the smallest gold piece will
DEE the value OF the five yen The new
standard Will 30 into operation IN Octo-
her next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

interment was made in Hollywood Gene
terry.
Mrs. Blunt left the following letter to
her husband:
MY Dear Devoted Husband My suf-
ferlngs arc so great, II at any time 1
should do anything harsh. do not blame
yourself MS You have been all that n
loving husband could be. Yes. 1 may say
too good, but what l suffer no one can
tell. FOndiy.
your own dear,
"ROSA."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

Rev. Dr.. Abbott might have been Tor
given his jocular treatment Il the oiDileal
story of Jonah and the whale put the
far4 that 81 has provoked comm hddtoiy
poem from Mary Elizabeth Lease Oh
Kansas places him beyond The pale.-Sl'
Louis Republic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

The Locomotive works start Up WITH a
Large Force.
The Richmond Locomotive Works start
ed mp With large force OF workmen yes
to-day. Secretary George j.. jones stat
cd. however. that tho force will be daily
increased. new mon being taken on ace
cording as the material Tor them to work
or is received.
The reopening OF this big ensine-bulld-
ing plant VIII furnish work 10 a large
number OF mechanics who have been In-
employed Tor many weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02
Japan AND THE GOLD STANDARD,

The Congress Of the united S'd'o'
p,sros q resolution i'm favor OF an inter
national monetary conference and Japan
replies by adopting the gold standard
Japan is wise. II is fast coming to the
front as a great and progressive natioh'
and il knows fun well that IN order 10
maintain itself its currency must con-
form TO that Of the civilized world. Japan
knows that the gold standard is perma-
nent. and that st. will be maintained IN
spite Ct an these attempts at internal
tional bimeiallism.
Tho Times has repeatedly said the He
nublican talk about doing something for
silver" by international agreement was
as mischievous as it was uncertain. The
Republicans know full we'll that there
is not the ghost Of a chance for the free
coinage Of silver under international
agreement. The whole movement can
do no good. but the agitation OF IL can
and does do "a great deal of harm. In this
wav a. serves the purpose q Bryan ana
his associates in their attempts TO DIS
credit our standard Of value, and to push
the cause Of free silver. Agitation oil
Tins character makes it much harder 70
restore confidence and TO secure revival
Of business. and everybody knows that
tree -,n.er naenr on lard iimea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

"Nan did that editor return your man
uscIiDt?'
.Ycs-the mean old thing Why 1
poured whole ounce ~ the best violet
extract on that story PUCK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

Governor Asa Bushnell and Lieutenant
Governor Asa Jones threw up their hands
and ,iait without protest No one
kncMs what cards Mark Hanna held.
put his hand certainly beat Two Asas.-
Chicago Iimes-Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

Corbett assures the public that he Will
he III on the 18th Of March. or course
what he means IS that he viii be fought
on that date. but you cannot expect cor
rect and elegant language from pusi-
ist.-BOston Advertiser.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02
"HOW OLD, WORN | LOOK"
Few Women Know This Way
TO Preserve Their Beauty.
DIR. Grceno's Nervura the Creaiest Health
Giyer and Beautifior of Women.

The looking-glass tells many n woman
OF her fading beauty the lines ln her face.
the pimple5 or saliOw complex ON and
company ih health. female weakness ana
nervous pr0strauOn. Tho simple blt sure
WAY OK preserving beauty, is to ect health
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

ThcMaryelious Performance of tho Sew
Torpedo Boat.

Torpedo Boat.
WASHINGTON. d. O.. March Score
tarv Herbert is one OF tho happiest men
u Washington to-day. With "a number
Of friends. including the House ana SEN
ate Naval Committees, nc took IND
down the Potomac to-day on the famous
torpedo boat No. 0-the faragut. Inc
course was eight miles down and back,
or sixteen miles in all. On the way the
landsmen on board had TO seek shelter
behind the four great smoke-stacks' so
great was the pressure of wind, when
the boilers were put TO work. Although
not pressed 20 utmost speed, she succeed
IA ian breaking her record. making one
squirt OF speed equal 10 thirty knots am
hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

A majority Of the attendants upon the
inaugural proceedings Will remain IN
close touch with the administration until
their claims are decided.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

The funeral Of Mrs. s. \. Blunt. whose
aeath by suicide was announced IN sun
day Times took place at $3.50 clocA
Yesterday afternoon from the late resi-
dencS no i'll south Laurel street. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

and Vlgor Dl
tfkine l)r
Grccuss Ncr
vura blood anal
nerve remedy.
u Will give
yOii pcrfe g
health mako
your skin pure,
clear and fair
your feature
fun and plump,
give you -
brilliant COM
picXion. win
rosy. red lips.
and put the
glow ol
health and color
into your
cheeks Those
who use llr.
Greene 3 Ner-
yurs become
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

The United states now produces S5.0o0N0
chairs. and yet there are thirty or forty
men hanging around the House OF Repre-
sentatiycs contesting for scats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

"HeH is not place. II IS state says
an Atlanta preacher, and now the Geor-
eians are guessing as TO whether the
person meant 10 be personal, or had MS
mind on Nevada.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

Congressman Woodman wants to blow
IN Moro Castle" This must be the same
fellow whom they had 10 impiore so des-
perately to spare the tree" on one oeca-
.-for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02
Infallible signs

Bees ere humming, Spring IS coming
can't you feel II in the airy
Spring s coming Bills are hlmmins,
Tax assess ments everywhere!
Chicago Tmes-llerald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

The urice of The Times Is two cents per
CON, aud ten cents per week. delivered
within the limits OF Richmond an" Mehc'oS-
,cr. Sunday paper three cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

Belgium and Iialy have adopted the p
hopr plan. abonshing the a. NJ. and p.
N. This must be horrible on the fello"
who creeps upstairs inst as the time
niece stricks % o'clock. d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

oNE DdI,S NHHs ~ FisHf0NiBLE
ETCHHOND.
rd,tniehtIy Tea AZ the Woman's Club
Miss smith 10 Lecture-Personai Mems
tion-Current Events Class Notover.

n'ho variations announced iOr Yesterday
afternoon al the Woman's club in the
,yav OF vocal and instrumental music
,.ore not forthcoming. FOR Miss Rogers
was an. and SO could not be present. ana
aure ELLA August was unable 20 attend.
Rcrrcts. OF course. went round, for the
n,pulsrltv o. those two is by no means
- au uncertain Kind. Then tie ladies ie-
.i-nad themselves 90 tea without music
.ccordin- to little Miss Rosa's pleasant
recipe resignation which makes resisns-
ZION easy. The tea Was served
bv Miss Laura Darlington VINO
v-1s assisted by Mrs.. Edmund StfudWick.
There were many CalleFs-lncinnlAs MIS-.
j. a. White, Miss Claire 'ulllaoHie'
Afrs. y. William Pembcrion. MIS-. Emma
Ball Mrs. Coolidge, Of Boston MISS
Lewis. of old Sweet Springs. airs Cnil
topher TompkIns. Mrs. LEROY MIS-. Jas
Werih. Mrs Powhaian Robertson. MISS
Mary Leigh Page. Miss y. b. winston.
Mrs. %. Is. Alunford. Ms. Llndsay' OF
Cmiontown. Pa Mrs. John harrison
Mrs. Hazard. Miss james.
The handwriting On the wall came
in for general attention. and was 20 this
effect: Tho annual business meeting Of
Che club Will be nc.I 900 thoir rooms Mon
day afternoon Msrch Che eighth, at 400
=. VI. :
Tho business to DO transacted win IN
clude tho presentation Of reports by
president. secretaries md treasurer.
Tho election OF Two members az the
Board OF Directors
Election OF officers for the ensuing
year. and vote on the proposed amend
ment of section 81 ;he constitution.
only members Of tHe club age expected
20 attend this meeting. and visitors
cards Wall not hold good for To- Miss
Guiliaune was busy yesterday preparing
thu circular announcements Of Tie meet
ing FOR the mail.
on Friday afternoon. March the hfth.
az i.?c J.. ". sllss Annie G.. Smith Will
give talk before the club on Physical
Training" with illustrations hy herself
and a short drill by some of her pupils.
A delightful afternoon IS expected
At the last meeting OF tina Milton G..
Work Whist club. Mrs. Hartley Car
michael withdrew. for ,he Lenteu season.
Miss Lutte Peasants viii Doe hostess for
the next meeting on this coming Friday
evening at O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

Mr.. BENJAMIN Harrison must have some
trouble Ia liking his relationship Win MS
various connections.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

Get Dr.. Grcenc's NervTa blood and
nerve remedy at once and see how won.
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feelings. Everybody needs a spring men-
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h,lfousnsss and constipation. Dr. Greene.
95 vest Fourteenth street New loiA
city. tho noted specialist ia cuilrs "' ~.
.asss can be consulted free. personally or
BY letter.
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A friend who was present al the recent
Congress OF the Daughters of The Amir
can EsvOuti0n writes. 1.-THE Ola Do
minion Chapter. the day after Mrs. Stew
ensons election as president-gcnegai pre-
scented her with au immense bunch Of
lilies. tied with Virginia O,le ribbon.
She accepted them. and made from the
chair q charming little speech OF thanks.
SAYING she felt very near 20 Virginia, AS
all her Revolutionary ancestors came
from that State. Mrs Daniel Lothrop
presiden, Of the Society OF children OF
the American Revolution. gave q reception
at the Cochran on Thursday afternoon
from 10 g. she was assistedhln receiving
by Mrs Justice Fgeld. Mrs. Rosa Wright
Smith. Mrs. James Lyons. Mrs. Gt<rgc
Hall. State director OF Delaware e.. A..
r.. Miss Belle Perkins. State director
or Virginia, Mrs. o. J. Hodge. State di-
rector ~ Ohio, Mrs.. A. \. Adams. state
director OF Maine and Mrs. Latham, state
director for Tennessee.
'Glrs Ben. Purcell whose reelection
TO the regency OF the old Dominion Chap
ter is deserved tribute 20 tact and eff
cheney performed her duties ia that cone
necuon with the grace 10 which The chap
ter is accustomed IN her. On the whole
the Virginia delegation did itself proud. "
Miss Peu Perkins is visiting friends iu
p.,f,ir,or.
''o''','E W ~. we -
800 '"', ."l' .,.t ,.,-.. -
meeting. That was a mistake The notice
in The Times was the correct one. ano
stated that. as Wednesday a-Tt is ash
uHesu"! ''r '."Ss Wa, ~ De-
O'CLOCK On thursday. me classes are NOT
over.
Mrs y. ". Berkeley, OF Hanover with
her li;tie daughters. Frances and carrie
Herring. Dfice street
Mss hhItte'h tucker o. Nofio!f, Va,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

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