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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
THE CITY OF PETERSBURG
PITTNG THE STREETS ron BfCr-
CLIS UNDER CONsfDERAffON.
4 Well-known Methodist Minister and
the Partner of His Fifty Years of Married
Life Celebrate Thor Golden Wedding.

PETERSBURG. VA. Jan 21.-Spccial.-
At n meeting Of the Cockade city cycle
club. held last night. il was determined
20 spend $50 for the purchase Of new
gymnasium for the use Of the club.
At this same meeting a committee was
appointed TO confer with the Street c0m-
mittee Of the CITY Council In regard 10
the matter 90 paving the cutters OF tho
principal streets of the city with asphalt
or vitrihod brick Tor the use of cyclists.
This matter came up before the Council
al its meeting on the first OF the present
month and was referred to the Street
Committee. VINO are 10 make their re-
port TO the Council on the first Of March.
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING.
Rev. W. r. White. OF this city. ccle-
brated his golden wedding this afternoon,
at his residence on jefferson street. There
were large number of friends present.
including members Of Petersburg Lodge.
No. d. and Blandford Lodge, No. 3, \.
T.. and A. Nj and Royal Arch Chapter
Of Masons. of which Mr.. White Is a men,
Der. The guests were entertained in =
most hospitabe manner by Mr. White.
who was the recipient OF nice sum or
money. "a gift from his Masonic breth-
rem. Mi White was married 10 Miss
Ann Pedworth az the Methodist Protest
ant church In Norfolk on the Goth day
OF January. 1915. He has been IN tho
Methodist ministry since ISIS and IS one
of Petcrsburgs most honored citizens.
DIR. EDWARDS CHURCH.
The auditorium Of Washington-stree.
NJ T.. church. of which Rev. VIM. T.. I'd
! b.. /. IN ia chi
renovated some time soon. The inn
provement viii add much TO the present
appearance of tine church
Miss Cora Mary CoOnlcy and Mr. Bern
ard Ashhrook Parker. OF Prince George
county. viii hc married tonight at tho
residence OF the mother ~ the bride.
\ GOVERNMENT CONTRACT
The Petersburg Granite Quarryng COM
pany has been awarded the contract for
granite for Government fOrtihcatiOns At
the mouth OF Cape Fear river. y. &.
This company will soon begin TO open ~
new quarry in Dinwiddie county, adj
Joining those now operated by the COM
pany.
one Of the public school houses OF Prince
George county was destroyed by fire yes
terday mCrnug.
\ LITERARY PILGRIMAGE
beginning Wednesday. February ~,
Professor j. \. Harrison proposes 20 give
1T Temperance Hail University. course
of illustrated lectures on "rhe Homes and
lIaunts or British Authors sub-dividcd
AS follows: lOudcn- Literary. Historic,
Picturesque. Ramblcs Among the Mu-
soums. A Pilgrimage 10 Canterbury with
Chaucer in and About OXford-rhe state
ly Home Of England. ln Shakespeare
country kenilWOrth. Warwick. CoNen-
try; The Great cathedral-. The Land Of
Scott and -AbOttsfCrd. MelrOse.
Edinburgh. The days selected for these
lectures are Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day from 1.3O j. ~ % $50 y. NJ. over
four hundred beautiful views will be used.
The lectures are Intended specially for
Professor Harrisou's classes. but the pub
lic are cordially invited 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
MODhEArING ~ CHIcAGO.
Ten Thousand Persons Succored by the
Police Much Generosity.

Police Much Generosity.
CHICAGO. Jan. 27.-Thore was an APP
probable moderation of the temperature
in Chicago to-day. but zero weather and
below was the best that could be done
and the same is promised for tomorrow.
The record for continuous temperatures
below zero for this city was broken by
% run Of cighty-f0ur consecutive hours.
from 1 A. VI January 2ith 10 i. NJ, to-
day. at which hour the zero mark was
officially recorded at tho Auditorium tow
cr. During the previous twelve hours
of the day the thermometer ranged be-
tween four and one below zero. At
o'clock this afternoon. one degree above
zero WAS welcomed and the same temper
allure continued for three hours. Then
zero weather and below returned. with
the prospect II colder weather to-m0r-
row. Snow fell lightly all day and into
the night being driven by wind which
made the fine snow a source of great dis
comfort
The police continue in their effective
work Of providing instant temporary re-
lief % tho thousands in want Twice as
many cases We're attend 90 ass yes-
terday. the total number of persons given
food. clothing. and fue. being estimated
az 1900
The letter carriers arc aiding the police
in finding the deserving cases boz their
districts. The Mayors fund now amounts
20 $1,000 I'm money and value Of supplies
about $4,000 cash having been received
bv the treasurer alone. Navy thousand
dollars have been given in the last three
DAYS for distribution apart from The
Mayor Police Relief scheme but as re-
suit Of his proclamation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
Inauguration Order.

WASHINGTON. j.. c.. Jan. 21-Gcn-
eral Horace Porter. grand marshal OF the
inaugural parade. was in conference this
afternoon with -. D. WOOlmau-
See president Of the National
Republican League OF Clubs. and tms
evening issued am order, placing the Re
publican League Clubs 81 one division.
and ordered that they have tne choice OF
positions In tie civic division
President Woodlands u.s. appointed
marshal OF the division with fhe right
10 select a STAFF OF hfry members. al
League clubs are directed 10 report for
assignment not ttter than February goth.
President Woodlands who Was iu
Washington This evening. says tho League
vii furnish one OF the NOSE attractive
features Of the parade While here Mr.
Woodmansee announced the following
committee IN charge of League affairs:
John c Cheney chairman. J.. j. Hen
ning John Z. IIoplcy pr. W. S. Booze.
Edwin s. Gil. ". r. Rogers. William
O'Dell. and L. ". Huehy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
HICBuOND'S FUTURr.
An Important Public Discussion at the
Chamber Of Commerce Tonight.

IN Important Bubl1c Dl-cuettOn NJ the
Chamber Of Commerce Tonight
The first Of the series OF business meet
ings to be held under tho auspices Of the
Chamber of Commerce this year will be
held in the assembly rooms Of the building
tonight. The gathering Will be OF special
interest &c all citizens Of Richmond who
have the welfare and the up-building Of
the capital city at heart.
The origin Of the movement 10 hold these
special meetings. where woll-known bust
ness men might express their opinion on
subjects q general interest. dates back
some time Tho Chamber NJ once Ippre-
ciated the importance Il such meetings.
and appointed q committee TO make the
necessary arrangements. This committee
consists OF Messrs. Jackson Guy Chair
man, John b. Purcell. K. +. Arlington.
Jr.. J. Taylor Ellyson. and y. +. Johnson.
The meeting tonight will be addressed
by Colonel Archer Anderson Mr.. r. y.
Powers. and Hon. B -. MunfOTd. The
general subjects under discussion Will be
What Measures can be Adopted by the
Community IN 1897 10 Best Promote its
PrOsperity?' Colonel Anderson will Dis
Clss the question OF developing the manu-
featuring interests Of Richmond. Mr..
Powers who Is also a. well-knOwn bust
ness man In this city. VIII discuss the
commercial interests Of this city. Mr..
Munford will pay his attention TO the mu-
nicipal affairs CT this city. and the ne
cessity Ct rctrcnchment and reform in
its connection with the growth and pros
perity of the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
Officers Reprimanded.

WASHINGTON. y. c.. Jan. @ The
complaints which have reached the Navy
Department regarding the offensive at
ttude OF Lieutenant-CO Commander ALI
bone, Of the cruiser Columbia. towards
the men under him. nave not been deem
ed by Secretary Herbert Of sufficient gray-
ity 10 lead 10 a c0urt-martial. and IN a
letter 10 the officer the Secretary has
expressed his determination 10 take no
further action In the present instance.
Captain Sands, Chief Engineer Harris
and Iieutenant-C Commander Allibone have
been privately reprimanded for filing
some OF the boilers OF the Columbia 10
trim the ship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
CAROLINA UNIVERSITY
PRESTDENT ALDERMAN INdUGC-
RATED AMID SLEET and SNOT.
Governor Russell Presents the Charter
and seal to the New Incumbent-A
Letter from His Predecessor.

CHAPEL. HILL. n. c.. Jan. 27.-Spe-
Regardless OF the downpour Of
sleet and snow to-day large crowd OF
citizens from all parts OF the State gath
cred here 10 witness the Inauguration Of
Dr. Edwin A. Alderman. president OF the
University. All day the snoy and
sleet fell. At II o'clock special train
from Raleigh arrived loaded with mem
beers Of the Legislature. large number
from both houses came.
Last night a reception was given Gov
ernor Russell and at noon to-day the
regular inaugural exercises began. They
were held in Gerard Han.
Speeches were made by Robert Wright.
representing the student body. and DR..
Kemp r. Battle. for the faculty.
PRESENTS SEAL AND CHARTER.
Governor Russell made a few very APP
propriate remarks on giving Or. Alder
man the charter and the seal Of the uni
versity. Or. Nicholas Murray Butler. OF
Columbia University. New York. made
the speech OF the day. His speech was
short, but il was a gem and was well re-
ceived by tho audience.
Mr.. Butler said that the University was
the child OF the State and had 10 be
sustained and that the public schools
were essential to the welfare OF the Uni
Versity.
When Mr.. Butler had concluded, Or.
Alderman delivered his address lie.
reviewed the history Of the University
and then gave his plans for the future.
telling how he would endeavor TO con-
duct IL.
MANY LETTERS
Many letters congratuating Mr.. Alder
man were received from the various uni
zfffIa ~ Ia rrff Gflf4a
T. Winston. who preceded Mr.. Alderman
as president. now Of Texas. wrote "A long
letter that was read 10 the audience. 1t
was received with great applause
After the exercises had closed In Ger
ard Hall. the members OF the Legisla-
ture were given a banquet IN Commons
Han The day was q success in every
respect regardless Of The bad weather
Snow is falling thick and fast tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
DIR. NJ. w. PEYSER WEBS.
NE MaKES MISS EVA LEE EZEkIEL
MS BRIDE.
The Ceremony Was Quietly Performed
Yesterday Afternoon mt the Home Of the
Bride-They Take Southern Tour.

4 quiet but beautiful home wedding
took place at the home of the bride. No.
s2l north Twelfth street, at o'clock yes
terday afternoon. when Or. Mark W.
Peyscr was married 10 Miss Eva Lee
Ezekiel. The ceremony was performed
in the rear parlor under handsome
canopy. in strict accordance with the an
Cient ritual Of the Jewish Church BY Rev
DR. T.. y. Caiisch. only the immediate
family and a few intimate friends were
present. owing 10 the recent death OF
the Grooms father
THE ATTENDANTS.
Miss Amy Bloomberg acted as flower
girl. She was dressed in pink organdie
with ribbons and carried pink carnations.
Masters Clarence Bloomberg and Angus
tus Ezekiel with little Misses Helen Eze-
kiel and Edena Bloomberg held the rib
bons. which formed the aisle-way for
the bride. These two little girls were
dressed in blue organizes. Mr. Charles
A. Ezekiel and Mr.. /. Louis Pcyser were
the masters OF ceremonies.
The bride was clad in a tan travelling
suit with white front and vest. After
tho ceremony Dr. and Mrs. Peyser left
for "a Southern tour, and on their return
will be at home at No. 1912 east Broad
street.
THE BRIDE AND GROOM
The bride IS the charming and popular
daughter Of Mr.. Naphtalia Ezekiel. The
groom. who is a son OF the late Mr..
Jacob Peyscr. Of Petersburg. IS one or
Richmond's best known and most success
ful young physicians. lie is an author
itv on hygiene and prominent I'm the
Richmond Academy Of Medicine and Sur
gerry having filed for some time past the
office Of secretary. lie has made care
full study Of hygiene and his contribu-
fions 20 the Sunday Times over tho nam
do plume OF "Sanitas' have become wide
~ read as q most attractive feature Of
that publication The young couple were
the recipients OF many handsome pres
orfc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

or all the actors before the public. there
is 40 one who has won popular favor In
SO short "a time as has Gus SKINNER VINO
will play an engagement OF three per
formances at the Academy " Music.
commencing next FRIDAY evening. In
AM VI tie characters requiring strong
individuality and poetic feeling be stands
absolutely alone and DTS. success has
been won bv the hardest kind OF work
and study for Otis skinner IS, beyond
am other things. a student.
Otis Skinner is presenting this season
a most extensive repert0ry. including
Hamlet Richard III Romeo and
Juliet" The Merchant or Venice.
katherine and Pertruchio. The Lady
Of yous. and an entirely new and or!gi-
nal romantic play entitled a Solder Of
Fortune II require a Nast amount
OF versatility Oh the part OF an actor
10 present 80 extended relertory but
mis- is one u the qualities possessed By
Mr. skinner HIS COMPANY II is said,
has been materially strengthened for the
present season. and Is a l1tse and we'll
balanced organization. much better than
A. usually seen IN the support or star.
"A Soldier OF Fortune VIII pc given on
Friday evening. Romeo ana juliet al
The Saturdav matinee. and Richard III"
Saturday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

is hoped that there will be large at
tendance.
The new class which IS held at $50
o'clock on Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day. Is rapidly increasing I'm attendance.
while the regular classes which
have been held at $50 on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
for the last i've years. have a
large attendance. The interest in bask
ct bah. Is rapidly increasing and several
excellent games have been played recent
~. The improved bowling alley opened
last evening and there IS already a deep
interest in this healthfui sport. The al
Toys have been re-dressed and now balls
and pins secured. a bowling con-
test IS booked for Saturday next al
o'clock. Members should keep I'm nina
the closing day OF the year and have their
reports on new members in, not later than
Monday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
PEESUNAL md GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Eichmond's Citi-
Lens aud Other Matters

Dr. w. W. Parker was much better
yesterday
Mr.. Henry Schmertz. the well-known
caterer Of east Main street is confined 10
MS home by serious illness.
The Board Of Directors Of the Peni-
Tertiary have passed resolutions Of re-
spect to the memory Of Mr Joseph
Davis.
The business meeting of the Luther
League OF the First Evangelical English
Lutheran church. which was 10 be held
tonight. is postponed on account OF the
weather.
Mr. John Morton. who has been very
III with pneumonia, but was thought 10
be recovering. suffered a relapse Tuesday
afternoon, and yesterday was very ili.
At the First Evangelical Lutheran
church tonight the Luther League Will
rooreanizc for the year 1S9l. The ocCa-
sion Will be u AIDE an interesting one for
all who attend.
Tho large mirror i'm tho dining-room Of
the DodsOn Hotel. which used TO be in
the White House Of the Confcderacy du-
ring the time 10 was occupied by Presi-
dent and Mrs Davis was sold Tuesday
10 Mr.. john Blair for SO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
VAUDhvILLE CONCERT.
\ Good-Sized Audience at BeiNidere Hall
Last Night.

The grand vaudeville concert last night
at Bclvidore Hall for the benefit Of the
poor OF Sacred Heart Parish was largely
attended. despite the very inclement
weather A delightful programme was
rendered. consisting of vocal and instru-
mental pieces. those taking part being
Miss Katie Chcrnault. Mr. william
Young. Miss Grace Jcffrcys Wood, Mrs.
Clarence g. BIruzlc. Mr. Euscuc DAVIS,
the well-knOwn banjOist. Capt. T.. W.
Cunningham Miss Wilma Newman, Mr..
and Mrs VIM. B Pizzini, Mr.. J. NJ. Sale,
and ne Misses SIZE, Nh James Ioomey
and the Leo Brothers
The concert was ii most delightful one.
and each performer proved 10 be "A star.
10 was under the direction OF Mr.. ).
Louis Sullivan. and the accomplishments
were played by Prof Herbert l.. Rees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

Members and Directors Actively Engaged
im pm.himg IorA-.rd the Gnnd Mnrk.


ia Pushing Forward the Good work.
The nscal wear Of the Young Mems
Christian Association OF this city ends
with the last day OF January. Strong cf-
forts arc being made 10 close the year
not only with an enlarged membership.
but with tho current expense bills paid
The association building presents an ac-
tive appearance these DAYS. Last night
II was Bee hive" Of life. There was
= large attendance in the reading room.
amusement room. in the gymnasium.
ho"Ans alleys. evening college. and at the
same time several committees wcro in
session the Richmond Academy Of Modi-
cine. in tho blue room and the Wedncs-
day club Don Che Hail. Few people. OK
ccpt those Who frequent the association
have any idea 10 what extent the build
Ing is used for different purposes OF one
character and another.
Finishing touches are being put on
the baths and lockers. and they now fur
nish a handsome and homc-Mke appear
ancc
Arrangements are being made for tho
celebration OF the association anniversary
the latter part OF February. This event
and the formal re-openins Will occur the
same week a strong effort ls being
made 10 close the year with tho entire
expense paid. To this end the Beard OF
DIRECTOR. together with large number
OF members are working 10 secure an in
creased membership, with every prospect
OF succe-~.
Now that the building has been
thoroughly rentted. and is without doubt
tho finest equipped building south OF New
York city. there IS every reason 10 believe
that the growth will De rapir. We un-
darsiand that these improvements are
bot the beginning Of q more aggressive
and broader work and IL is expected that
new features will be introduced during
be new year. which begins February lst
There viii be meeting or the active
members tonight In the parlof 20 con-
,iser the amendment 10 the constitution
which was offered one month ago 1t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
Silk Workers Strike.

PATERSON. y. j.. Jan. g.. Three hum
dred and nifty hands. employed Ia the
Phoenix SILK Manufactury. refused 90 30
10 work this morning.
The Golden Rod Mil employees were the
first 10 strike. The employers conceded
their demand by increasing their wages
~ per cent.
The Golden Rod workmcn. winning their
strike. has led the employees in all the
other factories 10 believe mat they, too.
rate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

The Steamer Iaursda Awaiting Orders As
10 IIrf (aIrn.

NEWPORT NEWS. VI, Jan. 2l.-Spc-
c.al-Pctcr Jones, "a cOlored driver was
fatally hurt in a. runaway this morning.
Conclusion OF the brain was caused by
his head striking against the rapidly re-
yoiving wheel Of the wagon.
The Laurada came up from old Point
this morning, took on a small amount Of
steam coal and returned 10 her an
chorage in Hampton Roads.
She is still waiting orders rs 10 the des-
tination OF her cargo OF fruit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

Agent Emmett Taylor. the cricieni> OIL
Cial OF the Society Tor the Prevention of
Cruelty 10 Animals. killed two suffering
horses and a mule Yesterday afternoon.
one of the horses belonged 10 Lewis
Carpenter. and IL had broken It's hip the
other was on the Free Bridge and Dos
While IL was not anticipated that there
had the lockIaw ana was the property
Of the Richmond Ice Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

Richmond Commandery No. @ Knights
Tomplar met Tuesday night. and under
special dispensatioa of the Grand Com
mander. the application Of Judge y. r.
Wexford was acted upon. and he WAS
given all the degrees OF the order.
Past Eminent Commander W. NJ VII
liams was elected recorder 10 fiji the va
cancy caused by the death OF Mr.. S. A1cG.
Fisher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
The Game POSTPONED.

Owing TO the inclemencv OF the weather
last night the programme planned for
the entertainment NJ the Rogimental
Armory in regard 10 the basket ball game
was not carried out. and 10 was deemed
best 20 postpone the entertainment until
February 10Th Those who bTaved the
weather We're rot disappointed. inasmuch
as the drum corps and the regmcntai
team played "a splendid game. resulting
I'm II 10 in favor of the regmental team.
All tickets issued for last night are good
for the new date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

Rev Dr. Starr has not completed his
series OF sermons 10 ladies. as has been
stated. SIX additional discourscs Will be
added TO tho number already delivered.
Next Sunday night the subject viii be,
silence in the Sanctuary Is not Essen
tial 20 the Salvation OF a Woman
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

Death came TO me and said, zone day
Is given 10 thee TO live.
Ask what thou wilt for thy last hour.
And that gift Will give
did not dare 10 ask that I
Might claim a farewell kiss
/ could not bear TO see thy face
In such an hour az this.
Grant me o Death. a simple boon.
All other gifts above
Grant me sweet sleep and let me die
Dreaming OF her love. clarence
Cruay. in Lippincotts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

The annual meeting Of the Democratic
League for Good Government Will Doe
held on Monday night next. col. John b..
Purcell who has been the League pres
idont since its organization. Will retire.
NJ J.. a Catlin. an active worker in the
movement. will he his successor. ~ Is
not expected that there Will be much
change in the other officers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Jan. 1.-THE
State whisky dispensary bill was passed
by the Senate yesterday by vote Of Is
TO Is. Several Of the larger counties
were exempted from its provisions. how
ever. The bill provides for the inaugn-
ration OF the liquor system now in effect
In south Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

He is in Extremis. Gut Nav Linger TWEEN
f,-fonr Hours or Longer.

The condition OF Dr. II. II. Harris,
whose illness at LyEchburg Va, has been
s,-vcrn times noted in The Times, has
now become desperate and no hopes are
entertained for his recovery His death
may occur within the next twcnty-lour
hours
a special 10 The Times from Lynch-
burg. received at a late hour last night,
says.
Professor Harris condition remains un-
changed While 40 hope for ms recovery
is entertained. his death is not imminent
and ho may lngcr for twcnty-icuf hours
or longer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

Messrs Hobson Williams. and Cutchins.
appointed as subcommittee 10y the
Committee on Health. TO prepare list
OF the needs OF the Health Department
for lsg1. met at 7.20 o'clock last night
in the Board of Health office and per-
formed their task IT there rocommen-
dations are adopted the department Will
run for less than In 1896 and the work
just ass thoroughly done They Will pre-
sent their report tonight 10 the fun COM
inittee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

Virginia Regiment viii go TO the inaugur-
alton Of Mr.. Mckinley I'm Washington on
March attn. you can bet that the regi-
ment will be on hand at least 600 strong.
and our boys viii make a fine showing.
old Virginia never tires" said
Captain Cunningham 1t has not yet
been decided as 10 the mode Of transporta-
ticn. but there is no doubt that they win
on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
\ Sicnmer Aground.

WILMINGTON y. c.. Jan. 27-The
British steamship Ardrishaig from Ham
burg 10 Savannah with a cargo Of kainlt
is ashore or Frying Pan Shoals three
miles from Cape Fear IN sixteen foot Of
water. Tugs are unable to pull her Off
but viii try again Tomorrow. Tho cargo
IS being thrown overheard 10 tighten the
ship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

ROANOKE. W. Jan. Snocial.-A
luildiuc boom las struck Roanoke. over
$4,000 worth of new buildings are IN
course Of erection and plans for many
more are 5eine drawn work on which
Will be started very soon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

Rev Pike Powers, rector Of ST. An
drews Episcopal church. who has been
confined TO his home for the past two
weeks. was somewhat improved yester-
day.