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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

A musical and literary entertainment
will be given by Il class OF Calvary Bap-
list sunday school in the lecture room Of
church, corner Fourth and French streets,
on Thursday evening, at o'clock.
An excellent program has been arranged
Some of the best local talent has been So
cured and rs no admission is charged all
are invited, Please bring your pocket
books, as II collection will be taken Tor the
benefit of the church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

Friday will be visitors day in the public
schools and exercises appropriate to Mem
orial Day will be given. Members Of the
various posts Of the &, A. r. are expeo cd
to visit and address tho various schools.
At Washington street school there will he
exercises of n patriotic character. A flag
VIII be raised and there will be addresses
by members of the Grand Army The
exercises IN all the schools will be open to
the public.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

II Al pogato Of Wu.hlu4lot, who il
20 lTA'oI FROM that city t. j},,tou:vl,h but
q % Uh "a "aEerUf $40, reached ih!s civ
ihst ni@I.. On his wheel he ,afrl.s ,f,iv
pounds III haggngo, Including a tenn
pIAilEGtS, umbrella nud clothing On tho
Ifn,t ne c.IrIrs grip iiird with clothes
huH an umbrella, while ia the rear Is A
.IsI ,.it Hnu b'hnhrl. tie has been
Hub L"U weeks heOru 'N''>'' 't'o
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

Mrs Mary Underwood, Of Ashland
Dei., has issued invitations for tho mar.
rage OF her daughter, Miss Anna NJ. In
Peter j. Dolan. Tho wedding viii tnko
place wednesday afternoon. june uph AT
i9rlock, in St Patrick's Roman Cnthoiin
Ch9rrh Ashland ana reception viii I've
helu az heid at the brides homo after tho
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26
With the Builders.

Cassidy and Bro. will place II mansard
roof on No go Madison street
Armour and Co, will make $1,000 repairs
and alterations to No BIZ West Front
street
David Dangol will make SOD worth Of
additions to a building at A aud Holld
StrpptS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

Indications point to a disagreement of
the jury in the case Of Benjamin c. Bar
clay Us. John &. Hartmann, which began
in superior Court Monday morning. The
july spent the night behind locked doors
and came into court this morning and re-
ported that no agreement could be reached.
Chief Justice Lore sent them back again to
consider tho case, then recessed court until
230u'cl0ck. Judge Cullen favors keeping
the body out until tomorrow morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

I4fk Superintendent Theodore A. Leison
j. Nrwiin Gawthrop and Dennis J. Men.
ton yesterday returned from the Convrn.
ton of Public Park Suporlntcndonts held
at Louisville, Ky. During their woek' \
Visit they went through the parks of
Louisville Nashville. Cincinnati aud In.
dianappiis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

option will be given the Rev. W.
niurmcr pasLOr Of Gilbert ProsDy.
tuIi, .lurch. OF this city, but now Of
DHuN,lr, Va, by Mr.. and Mrs. H. D.
Spencer, No. S2J Windsor street, this eyeu.
ing Mr.. Carr will deliver the annual ora
tiOn at LiMco!n University Oh EridnY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

Cards have been issued apnounoi,a tba
wedding Of Miss Mamie IclTeri, anI
Charles Waterman, both Of This city. TO
tako place at thair new homo 1851 West
Eighth street. on Wednesday evening,
Junt0
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

J. II. Polk will have clearing out saIA
at his shops at Newport, on Friday, June
!, ut ono o'clock, p III. HIS stock consists
OF 10 wagons, bugGes, Surveys harness,
NC fio also offers two good young huraes
at private sale. Those who want bargains
In wagons sh0nid attend
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26
BOuNDY--ln this city, on May %, 1897

William BOundy, aged II years.
Relatives and friends, also members Of
Windsor Lodge No. 49, Sons of ST. GrDrgo
are respectfully invited TO attend tbs fun.
oral on Friday afternoon at : u'aipuk,
from his late residences, 1921 East Eleventh
street, lnternent at Rivrryiew Cemetery.
UOhBEtt-In this city, on May %. 1897,
RcbeCca, wife If Conrad noaber, aged 10
years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO ut.
tend the funeral from her late residence,
S2l Chestnut street, on Thursday after.
n"on, Mt 2 o'clock. Intermgut ut River.
view Cemetery.
TALLY Yin Brnndvwiue hundred on
May "a, 1897, Mary. wife of Churles Tai
ley, aged 81 years
Relatives and friends arc invjted to AL
tend Ito funeral on Thursday aftrrnpon,
May II al | O'clock, from her husbands
Residence, Brandywine hundred services
at the house, lntermeut at Bnthel Gene.
terry.
TITUS In this city on May a. lS97, Ellen
f., widow Of the late Thomas Titus,
aged IS years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral on Thursday afternoon,
May r. at 2 o'clock from hor late resi-.
dcnCe, S!2 West Seventh street. Inter
ment NJ Ashury Church Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

Officer Carmen DiMarc this morning
found the dictionary stolen from the Y.
NJ. c. A. The thief rawncd tho dictionary
for Il and has made his escape
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

The ladies' Of st. .IoscpEs Church OH tic
Brandywinc will hold II strawberry f,stt.
val June 3rd, lth, 9Th Ia tho new hal! adj.
joining the church
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26
Dls!ocated Ills Shoulder.


John Eckman while at work ut the now
kuOlin works fell of Of some planlss aud
dlslucated his shoulder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

sham Holders % cents, Furniture polish
20 cents and Parlor Suits as low US $500
at Adalrs, 2J7 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

United States Cun'" siuncr Smith in
the course Of u few Il raw jury
to serve at the Jun no United
States court when urphy will
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

DB.A raN-
CRIPP Sat Ne,

CRlPPS-At Newark. Del, on May 20,
1897 Mrs, Sarah Grips. IN the 18th yeAr
of her age
Relatives and friends uro respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from the
residence of her son.tn law, Calvin S
Worrall, on Cleveland avenue, Suuhny,
May 30, Services at the house at o'clock.
Insar.neur at Cherry Hin Cemetery, Md
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26
Died at Farnllurst.

Mrs. Maggie llunilce Of Dulnncy's Del, ,
died yesterday ut the Delaware state
uNsniiNl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

Elmer Wright was knocked down ana
severely hurt while riding his bicycle this
morning Mt Second and Monroe. He WINS
taken to tho Office Of DR.. j. G. Fahey ut
Fourth and Adams streets.
A boy named Wright while playing on
East Fifth street this morning was severe.
ly injured by being kicked by a horse. DR..
SpruaarC attended the lad.
The term of Clerk of the Orphans
Court ana Register in Chanccry Forgu-
son, expires on Sunday.
Mrs Annie Iiaxter of McCaulloy street,
has metal pitcher made by James Dixon
d Son in England, in iI3.
Rev. B. Y. Moore has returned home
from West Chester. whore his brother
John a, Moore has been seri ousIy i'll from
inilammatOry rheumatism.
Solid Oak Chamber Suits pieces as
low as Sl5 ut Adairs, !J7 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

Peter B, Ayars was In Philadelphia last
evening and assisted the Pennsyivania
State officers To- form q new Conclaye OF
the Legion OF the Red Cross.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-06
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Wilmington. y. c.

Director stand. over the stage, ana eN-
tending across the rie-. IL aA immense
sounding board. which viii greatly aSsls'
in bringing out the volume ol lne emu W
The final rehearsal Of the cluD was ntld
at the Academy last evening. ana MI
Arthur SCrivenOr. the director. was great L,
ly pleased at tile way in which the chOlal
selections We're rendered.
The Boston Festival Orchestra and the
sOloists arrived in the city At midnight
last night on a special train from Wash
ington.
They came in over the Chesapeake and
Ohio road. The sOO!sts. who are Mrs.
Katherine Bloodgood and Miss Jennie
Mae Spencer. cOutraltOs. Mr.. j. II. Bic
Kiniey tenor. Mr. Heinrich Aeyu. bari
tone. Miss Minnie Little. pianiste; Mr..
Charles MOcrfnhout. VlOlinist; MI Van
Ncchton Rogers. harp!s.. are registered
al the jefferson.
Tho following is the programme for this
Festival Chorus. Mr.. Arthur scrivenor.
director Boston Festival Orchestra, Mr..
Emil Mohenhauer. conductor.
Soloists-Mrs. Frances Dunton Wood.
soprano. Miss Jennie Mae Spencer. con
traito Mr. J. H. Mckinley, tenor; Mr..
Heinrich Meyn. bass.
Programme:
Overture, "oberon" (webeD Festival
Orchestra.
AfIRi Wrf NlMlt lfA lNilA 4AtNfNf - tlli-
hausen. (WameD, Festival Chorus and
Orchestra.
Aria. Lend Ale Your Aid" (Gounod'.
Mr.. Mckinley.
Scene and air from Donna Carltca"
NlcrCadantcl. Miss Spencer.
(a) Air for 6 string fBach-W ghelmD:
90 Perpetual Motion lNovacck). Played
10y an Tie first vioins.
Romano. Evening STAR CTann-
hause.1 (WaweD. Mr.. Mcya.
lutcrmssion
Arif. "Ah. Pairia Mia" Aida VcrdD.
Mrs. Wood. lOboe Obligato. 10y Mr.. Ar
thur Treute.
Symphonic poem. LES Preludos'
G.zsD. Festival Orchestra.
crnrfctte. from "Risoletto" Verdi.
Nr- Wood. Miss Spencer. Mr. Mckinley.
and air. Nevn.
Choral ode. "Thc sun Worshinpcrs"
Gor'nr 1homas). Mrs. Wood Mr Nc
Kinley. Festival Chorus and Orchestra.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-06

Inisrsstiue Hens Abo"t Richmond. Cijs
zen. and Oih.r Nsiirss.

Mr. g. q. Guvsrnator' . family have icft
foe Atlantic city 10 spend tie summer.
Mrs. Laura S. Dunkice and daughter.
Miss Addie Woods. u ies Graham street.
have returned from 4 visit 10 iile family
Of ". H. Mcfarland. at cioJksyiLc, Va.
Mr. ". ". Turner. formerly assist
ant secretary Of the Young Mons Chris
tan Association. in this city. bal whose
home Is now ia OHIO, Is Ia is'sbnpnn
visiting friends.
A clgrioT-pigeon came 10 the residence
Of Mr.. john A. Garland. on Randolph
street. Tuesday. There was che rsuai
plate attached 70 II. which bore the num-
bsr "5lils.
Mentors OF the Hollywood Memorial
Association and the Confederate Memorial
Literary eocic.y. who have tickets for
the Cuban entertainment or tie money
for their snln Will confer favor II they
VIII send them q Mrs. J. Taylor Ellysoa.
No 10 easf FRANKLIN. or 20 yrs. ]. III.
Leary. 1906 Grove Avenue
The Loan Exhibition 90 east Franklin
street. under the auspices NJ The Daush-
tiers OF American Revelation for HE ben
- of The Virginia '..siofi.al Society.
VIII Jc opca " .es from y \. II. 70 IL
l.. u. Ttefe viii ~ y9ccia! .iiractioDs
eyery evening. and O'Clock tea served
every afternoon.
The young people OF Chestnut I'D are
making great preparations for the closing
session ~ "Ys Dersiriet Skull. Pro-
fes1or 4. V. Hawks all b. The teacher.
and with forty OF ais brigat men AM.
sasslcns" yin mgke faussday night. MAJ
6th a very monoss Die aae tss the hin
lsoplc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-06
BAPTISTS OF THE SOUTH.
RfcHuoND DHLEGATEs LEAvn FOR
qHE CONTENTION 7O-DAi.,-
To be Held In the First Baptist Church of
wrmlngiomwhich Was B"'it Under
D.. Hidsn's Administration.

A. 3 o'clock this morning a large mum.
ber OF Richmond people Including dele
gates. will leave Tor Wilmington, n. C.,
TO attend tac Southern Baptist Cenyen-
ton. The great religious body assemblies
IA the FIRST Baptist church Of that city.
May .,h TO 18Th. inclusive With two or
three sessions daily.
Among those who went yesterday were
Rev. Dr. c. II. Ryland. Rev. DR.. Dunaway.
and Rev. Or. W. l.. Hatcher
There are 90 be held several meetings
Of organizations subsidiary 10 the con-
yontion which aie preliminary 10 the
meetings Of the general body
Among these Is the meeting Of the
Board of Trustees OF the Southern Bap-
list Theological Seminary. at Louisville
Ky The trustees VIII an the place in
the seminary fnudc vacant by TIE death
Of Dr. u 81 Harris. Nothing Is known
az Go who the choice VIII be.
The question o. the controversy which
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-06
IIIsTlcE ANp HONEsTY.


Justice and Honesty are important for
the teacher 10 dwell on. said the commits
sloner. Justice looks not on the ideal Of
the individual. but on his deeds, and holds
tho man 70 account Tor them.
Schools should teach justice As well
as perhaps rather than courtesy. for Il
was more than courtesy.
Every lesson learned in school Is a blow
for truth against guess work and igno-
rance. lie did noI believe ia corporal
uunishmsnt. and II had been a long time
discussed. and the ruling OF scholars BY
p.aclng them on their honor was the
practice.
The school has the advantage over the
family for training the child, for the
parent h apt 10 be moved BY his senti-
racnt. being so near tho child, and so do
Il injustice by mistaken kindness and
leniency.
Commissioner Harris paid a beautiful
tribute TO tho virtues 81 ia.tn. hope.
charity. called celestial virtues by theol-
ogIans. 10 said. and con,rasted the hope
OF the Christian IN the redemption 81 the
world with the faith Of the Brahmin and
buddhist
Faith Is secular as well as celestial.
Hope Il the practice side OF faith and
the basis Or The highest works. 1rd char
.ty. the greatest Of witness. IL the con-
crete embodiment OF faith and hope.
The commissioner spoke Of The value
Of teaching kindness. in The rivalry Of the
school room. for the emulation OF study
tended 10 bring out sainshness. which
iheoiogians Say T. the root Of sin.
stunning H. he declared for moral
education. Discipline. -an1 a strlctness
tempered hy lova for Law. for the isw 3
SAKE. rrN
The commissioner was loudly applaud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-06

has arisen over Or. W. H. Whitsetts
historical views in regard TO the early
English Baptists may also come up for
discussion.
YOUNG PEOPLE TO MEET.
other subsidiary meetings will be the
meeting OF the Southern Young Peoples
Union. which occurs to-day, and on
the list ~ speakers Us the name Of Rev.
H. 4. Bugby pastor of Calvary church
In this city tho Womans Missionary
Union. Of which Mrs a. NJ. GWathmey
OF Richmond Is vice-I resident for Nir-
GINA. the Southern Baptist College Con-
ference. az which Prof r. y. Gaines. Of
Richmond College. Will Doe one Of the
speakers. and the National Baptist I'd
usarion3 Socicty
Besides the special work TO come
up Tor consideration. there will Dee reports
and discussions on foreign miss ions. home
missions. and Sunday-school work. Bris-
to- Tenn. viii tender an invitation 20
the convention 10 meet in that city next
year So Far AS IS known no other in-
Viiatons will De extended
RICHMOND DELEGATES.
There viii Dee about one hundred oclc-
gates present from Virginia besides
large number OF visitors. Probably $50
20 1000 dsl eltCs. rcprl senting all the
Southern States. will have seats in the
convention $50 that the hospitality Of the
Wilmington Baptisis viii hc taxed 90
look after the entertainment OF The yis-
itors
The following delegates have been ape
pointed from Richmond
H. 5. Bagby J.. " RoatWrcht Geo.
Cooper J. l.. n. curry :. T.. Dickinson.
j. S. Dnl William Eilyson. r. ~. Elicit
r T.. Gaines i. T.. 1lutson. J. II. llarri-
son VI D. Hudnall. j. e.. HidJn. W Z.
Hatcher J. %. XIX. I NJ. Mercer r. a..
Pitt ID L.. Quailcs j. r.. Raeland. J. =.
Sutherland George r.. steel J.. r. Thorn
hiil Joel 'r Tucker. aud Vs. T.. Nrisl d.
BUILT ~ DIR. HlDEN.
10 viii De- matter of interest 20 know
that the present house 81 worship OF thc
1irst Baptist church Of Wilmincton. Boz
which the convention viii hold JOS mD't-
ing, wa- hulf under the administration
~ ROY. Dr. j. g.. iiiden. pastor OF Grove
Avenue Baptist church Of this city
DR. Ilidon became pastor OF the VIII
mirstou church lew years after oboe
war. lhc congregation Was suffering
greatly from financial STRESS. and flr
walls - the chur0h Do. which bod been of,ci-
"a few feet from the ground were
standing with no WORK being done.
For several years no rrogrcs. nai iccn
made. and the member. were ro diflt.rt-
ened ly tho financial troubles tlHt ihty
had about abandoned au idea OF ulhe.
pursuing me work
Or. liidcn called meeting Of the con-
Fresatlon 70 consider thc matter. ond
20 encouraged them that within 90 week
$1,000 had boon RAISED 90 proceed Riih
Ire work. Tho pastor ianorfl faithful
"a 70 complete the work aui large
amounts were raised. AVID ir l.fl- more
than year the structure was completed
and dedicated. n Was paid for entirely
IN "a short while afterwards.
The house % worship Is one OF tho
handsomcst and most commolious in
the entire South is cost about $4,000
and Is a beautiful specimen OF architcc-
ture both outside and inside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-06

ci .. he toox mis- seat. and Su?crlnifA-
5c,,t Nassey called On IN. '. y. 7htei'
OF Kew York no made - Dr.ei' 'A. al
lnlyabie speech.
lie wanted teachers 90 rcr3eM'"f - or
sl,,avs clear. consistent. co'fcti' ana
concise in their sayings. % tAey can no,
be mfsund rstood. A an instance 81
"reminiscences. he referred % cciHDIap'"
sueech OF Ilol. Roscoe '9nhDhs' !"
case ia a New York court, |beF" IL was
remarked that 10 said more Ia four hotl7
than most men would say ia Tour Jays,
lie bOs.tated 20 say anything AFTER iif
speaker who had preceded nim' Dps t4'-
ceeded in an interesting MANNER 10 iAy
stress on the importance o. Observing
the differsu; temperaments oi scholar p.
and the help such observation - n the
development OF character ~ me pupil
Hcrodty was alluded 20 by the Doctor
and the excellence OF the Golden Hu4e u
their training was dwelt on oiso'
The Doctor told OF some practical ex-
pcr!enceS Of hts own in Kew YORK. when
were listened TO with attention. 2nd vaeh
he closed. every manifestation ef pifas-
ure NJ his address was showr W his au-
dicace.
Superintendent Nassey then said 'Hot
he thought mat The OMISSION ~ ine az
cusson on the "Cougsfs 81 Study IN 'l'y
schoo.r." which ras set for ycsierdny ~
ternoon. was amply aloned Tor IS tAe
visit which The Conference made %
Richmond College.
He then thanked the C5mmissioncF. ana
the Doctor. Oh behalf OF che conference.
for their addresses. ard said that
subject courses ~ s,rar BE- CITY
Schools would Lc taken up FOR its
cusSion II 70 o'clock this morning.
The conference Iien ADJOURNED until
that time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-06

hour. hopins one OF the four absent MEM
bers would come in, but none OF them ma
tcrialzcd
Those present were of the opinion that
raf(fv attend the meetings. should re-
sfgu. unless they can be present, In or
def(that other Councilmcn may be ap-
pointed upon the committee. who can at
tend.
After q general discussion OF the matter
Mr. Guy drew up the resolution. which
hc will present AZ the meeting Of the com
mittec TO b held at O'Clock Monday
afternoon upon the city tug, Thomas cum
bingham. Sr. 49,,
Who COMMITTEES will leave the Ariel
WHARF promptly at O'Clock ana r1n
viii be made down 10 Dutch Gap. Light
refreshments will be served. II rs hoped
uueiCm Of members viii be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-06
THE COACERT TINS ETENING.
The wednesday Club to Give Its Annual
Grand Festival.

The first concert Of the May fesuVa'
Tor 1891 will he given at the Academy
THIS evening at $40 O'Clock under Inc
ausplccs Of the Wednesday Club.
An the preparations for the festival
have been completed, and everything
points 20 tho greatest musical ana aiusuc
triumph that the Wednesday Club has yet
accomplished.
Tho Academy has been beautifully deco
rated for the occasion with palms ana
huufing. The two choruses VIII bc upon
the stcce on tiers OF seats that rise one
above the other
The orchestra pit has been raised TO
level with the stage, while III front Is the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-06

DiGeuit to obtain a Quorum Of thc River

Difficult 10 obtain a Quorum of the River
Irnprovemens Committee.
Resolved. in view Of the frequency
OF the meetings Of this committee without
o quorum. that the clerk address O COM
fnInicotlon 20 each ~ the members gt.ent
from mis- meeting requesting them to ai-
tend more regularly iu the future and
shas save the mcmhfrs VINO do attend
The Inconvenience caused them.
The above resolution Wa % 90 been
presented yesterday afternoon by 1ir.
Jackson Guy az the meeting OF the Jam
River ImpfCvemeni Committee hri was
moi. owing 90 the absence OF "a quorum
~ the members. The meeting Nas called
for . ~ clock and when that hour aIIIted
there were present enough members of ilf
committee. with the exception or one, 70
have FIELD the meeting.
Chairman J. I. Vaughan waited toT an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-06
SIyERID 1 TEIN.
7. H.Toll<es Painfully Cot while At Work.
Norh OF the Ambulance.

Tie ambulance was summoned ycStcr-
G.- afternoon az 30 O'Clock 20 Third
street between l3road ana Grace streets
tua white man. named Thomas a. FOikcs
who. whi.e puttinl up some frame work.
llii and slightly cuf his arm. one II
fh. small veins was severed. and the
wound bled profusely. Dr. Greer baugb-
man. in chargc Of the ambulance, dressed
thc wound and left the man. lie was not
seriously hurt.
Al s.le O'Clock Tie ambulance. ia charge
of Dr. Bauehman. responded 20 a. call to
Dos east Leigh street, 20 "a colorcd hoy
WHO had fallen and cut "a cash about
three inches long on his head. RE was
NOT badly hurt. IFS wound was dressed
and the patient LETT.
Mary Williams. a colorcd woman. had
"a bad attack OF heart failure, and in spite
of tho efforts Of Or. Baurhman 20 bring
hrr around she died. This took place
about $50 O'Clock last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-06

Lieutenant Charles II. Smith. OF Engine
Company No. S. has patonied s valuable
hose safe which Is highly spoken @. BY
IRE chiefs an over the country. Mr.
Smith IS also the inventor Of a hore
washer.