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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
ST. M4RF'S BdZ1dR,
Merry Assemblage Takes Part In the
Entertainment of the second Evening.

MERRY Assemblace Takes Part In the
Entertainment of the Second Evening.
As was expected a large crowd was
I'm attendance at ST. Mary's Bazaar last
eveniue AZ ST. Mary's Hall. which Is sit
uatd on Marshall street. between Third
and Fourth streets. The young ladies'
OF the various booths were kept busy
serving their customers. the restaurant
and ice cream saloon being especially
well patronizod. All indications point
TO a most successful affair and 1t Is safe
10 say that a snug sum will be added
10 the new church fund.
In CHANGING over the many pretty ar
ticles on the West-Erd Fancy Table the
eye is especially attracted by a hand
some Badenberg lace collar and centre
piece. These are rare pieces OF work
and are the objects of considerable at
tontion from the ladies' A beautiiul
guitar on this table is 10 be voted 10 the
most popular y0ang lady.
The following ladies have been added
10 the list Of helpers on the Nest-tnd
Table: Mrs. A. j. 10th Misses Lizzie
Winter. Rosa Winter, Rosa Kicker and
Cecilia Hulcher.
On the East-End Fancy Table a lovely
bride doll baby is being voted for In a
Mctzger and Anna Smith. At the close
of the bazaar last evening the vote stood:
Miss Marie lietzeer l20; Mss Annie
Smith. 10. This COZ -, .. * l,ing con-
siderable interest
The Tobacco Booth under Inc charm
ing patronage Of Misses Josephine Ger
ring. Julia Schraudt Mamie and Katie
Hughes. is one OF che ,osiest places IN
the hall and affords O. delightful retreat
FOR the lovers OF the weed.
The genial city collector captain
Frank Cunningham. was present last
evening and being lied upor favored
the audience with seevral vocal selec-
tons which were much enjoyed and APP
preciated. Mr. H. Claiborne Epps. the
popular city Sergeant. was also present
shaking the hands of his many friends.
He was accompanied by Nj Joseph Il.
Johnston. one Of his deputies and Mr. Z.
j. Griffin.
A gold-headed cane Will be voted TO the
most popular candidates for city COL
lectOr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
Farmers Fight on SUNDAY.

MINER. GA. Nov. 9.-Sunday evening
A. J. Robinson and s. w. Fisher, two
farmers living on adjoining lands about
two miles from here. met In town and had
a dispute about pig Of Fishers that
Robinson had impounded. and agreed 10
meet on their land line this morning and
settle H..
Robinson and his son. nineteen years
old. the forme- armed with a shotgun and
the latter with pistol. met Fisher. who
was also armed with a pistol. al the APP
pointed place. Old man Robinson got the
drop on Fisher and demanded that he
repeat what he had said In Milner yes
terday. Fisher replied that he would not
do It.. as he had the drop on him. Then
young Robinson asked his father not 10
shoot Fisher. The elder Robinson then
told Fisher TO move out. and Fisher be-
gan to walk OF. Robinson told him 20
run. Fisher replied that. II wasn't In him
TO run and turned around. Then Robin
son fired upon him with his shotgun twice
INJECTING painful wounds In The right arm
srd side While old man Robinson was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
Mr.. llann's Statement.

Editor OF The Times.
Sir-As one OF the members OF me
History Committee. recently appo'n'eu
by the Grand Commander OF me sVns
OF Veterans in pursuance OF a resolu'io"
passed by the Grand Camp OF No''eue
rate Veterans during the anhuaI me-
ing held at Richmond last moh'h' !
sire 10 say that | am not. ana heNei ,'l'e
been, In the employ Of the Ane, ,i,l
Book Company. or Of any othei pooN
company nor have I ever hau any Ia IA
nection with any such COMPANY 80
that know nothing whatever save VIZ VIZ
| have seen in the newspapers. concern
ing the charges preferred agaihs, MN,
bers Of the History Committee oS |ee
Camp OF Confederate Veterans.
deem II proper TO write nus Ie, w..
IN view OF the fact that most OF 'n -.
members OF the committee nave SEN "a
TO state In the public press the'' Po''-
IONS I'm the premises.
III there is proper grouna TOT nv
charges made. | am heartily IN i'soi
OF the investigation called for oy the
Lee Camp resolution. $500,
Notiovay. Va, New. ., 1871
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
THESLEEPING MN AWdKES
At the Academy This Evening--The Lee
Create "a Sensation.


Create "A Sensation.
The Academy Of Music was crowded 10
the doors last evening with an audience
eager with curiosity 10 see the wonderful
feats Of mesmerism practced by the Lees
upon volunteers from the audience.
The audience was even larger than on
Monday night. and the blending Of the
various colored dresses and many pretty
faces made a beautiful picture viewed
from the stage. In one OF the lower
boxes sat Mr.. and Mrs. Robert g. Shaw.
Jr.. Mrs Charles Dana Gibson and
party OF friends.
The programme varied slightly from his
former one, and he introduced his human
wood pile-composed OF men rigid In the
throes of hypnotism. Many other sensa-
tional and amusing scenes were created
by the hypnotist.
Tonight at the Academy of Music Mr.
Lee will awake Mr.. Nash. who has been
asleep i'm the Globe Company's window
since Monday night.
His awakening as described by those
who have seen Mr. Lees work elsewhere
Is very sensational and resembles a man
who has received n severe shock from
electricity.
The sidewalk in front 81 the Globe win
dow has been continually crowded with
sichtseers since Mr. Nash was placed
there. The police have been required 70
keep the sidewalk clear. and the sleeper
has been constantly guarded by an en-
plovee OF the Globe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
QUIET NOME WEDDTNG.
Miss Mary L. ouarles WEEDS MIR. william
H. Brown.

A beautiful marriage ceremony yester-
day was performed when. at $50 +. NJ.
Mr.. William II. Brown led TO the altar
Miss Mary Lewis Quares. at her resi-
dence. 116 Shafer street. the Rev. Henry
c. Garrison. Of Marshall-Street Christian
church. officiating.
The bride. who Is the clever daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Mann S. Quarles. is one
of society's favorites. and the groom is a
most successful young business man.
The event was conducted throughout
with great dignity, the ceremony being
witnessed only by relatives and a few
friends.
The bride was exquisitely gowned in
French organdie over taffeta. with Valen-
cennes lace finish. and taffeta ribbons
and tulle veil. fastened by pearl pins and
carried in her hand a white service book.
The two maids of honor, sisters of the
bride. Misses Lucy Winston and Helen
Maury Quarles, wore white organdie with
white satin ribbons and carried bouquets
or handsome white chrysanthemums
The best man was Mr.. Charles A.
Brown, brother Of the bridegroom
Mr.. and Mrs Brown left last night on
q northern tour and will be at home to
their friends after December LIST at 3O3
north Third street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
.rsEHoWIrzER ASSOCIATION.
Ofsicers Elected and the Banquet fixed for
December 18th.


The annual meeting OF the Howltzcr
Association Tor the election of officers
WAS held yesterday evening at O'Clock
in The Chamber OF Commerce building.
The meeting was largely attended and
President Edward Gray. presided while
the secretary. Mr.. Charles @. Bosher.
was recording
The treasurer. Mr.. William III. Tatum
made his annual report. showing the as
sociatlon TO be free Of debt and having
a balance on hand. The president APP
pointed the following committee TO
nominate officers for the ensuing year.
viz: Aiessrs. George l.. Christian l.. NJ.
crump, H. Lorraine and William c..
Harvey. Jr After retiring the COM
mittee brought in the following report
which was unanimously adopted.
For President, X. X. Roberts, OF Third
Company.
FOR INST Vice-President, T. Roberts
Baker, Of Second Company.
For Second Nice-President. Robert
Stiles OF FIRST Company.
For Secretary, Charles G. Bosher.
For Treasurer. William II. Tatum.
Executive Committee: James G.. Tins
lev, IT, NJ Crump. {. l.. Todd, II. Lee
Lorraine and r. Fuller Patterson.
on motion Of Mr.. r. Roberts Baker IL
was decided to have the banquet on Mon
day, December 18th. this day being the
anniversary Of the battle of Fredericks-
burg.
Lieutenant Williams A. Barrett was
elected a member of the Association.
The Chair appointed the following com
miftces:
on Bapquet-Messrs. +. j. Bosher,
Joseph NJ. FourquTean, A. O. Jones Ed
ward Alvey. and Thomas III. Starke.
On Invitation - Messrs. George l..
Christian. w. +. Word and George A.
Smith.
The secretary reported no deaths in the
Association since last meeting There
being no other business the Assoca-
ton adjourned TO meet on the night Of
the banquet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
Doesn't Want the KIP.

OMAHA. NEB.. Nov s.-The Union Pa
cidc organization committee has given
out through local headquarters the fact
that they don't want the Kansas Pacific
branch Of the Union Pacific system ana
will not bid or IN any way appear az the
auction Of that property
The same officials declared that the
road Will in all probability go 70 the
Chicago and Alton. as that company IS
prepared to pay more for IL than any
other as IL desires the Kansas Pacific
to give the Chicago and Alton through
line to Denver.
There is little doubt in local railway
circles. that this Is the way the property
will go. as the Alton has long coniemplat-
ed a Denver connection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10

A Sacred Concert has been arranged by
the choir OF Barton Heights Methodist
church for the benefit OF the church no
be- given az that church on next Friday
night. November lith. commencing az
O'Clock.
musical treat is promised those who
attend.
me chorus o, thirty voices viii he ac.
companied by an instrumental Qu.nieiif
from the Blues Band. lead by Mr d. 4.
Richie. director OF the band.
'rhe chorus Is composed of home talent
assisted by several singers from Richmond
cnors
Miss Jennie cullen. pianist
The following programmo has been are
ranged FOR this concert.
!. Overture Oriental tliermanl lnsirr-
mental Quintctte
p Hymn-"An Hail the Power OF Jesus
Name"
g. Cnorus-l mold We Portals. "RcdemD.
ton" (Gounod)
:. solo-A Dream OF Paradise. GIamilior
cray Mr 4. ". Martenstein.
D. onOrus-Swect Babe OF Bethlehem.
M. W. Warren) soloists-Miss Lindsay
Ar. Montgomery
q. Duet-i.arDoard watch fhv rcqnesl.
~ Williams air. Walter Wofkine. tenor.
Mr. \ IS. Marfcnsie'n. ar'oro
% Pavilion" fR r. Merrill.
Jr.) Instrumental Quintetfe.
= Chorus ieepers. Wake 4 Voice f.
Gazing lst. Pau) Mcndess0hn
y Duet--l Live and Love Thee. a.
Campana) Mrs. w o. shelburn. contraito.
Mr. Watkins. tenor.
10 Ch0rus-O'er fhe HIS ~ Bethlehem.
(shelley) Soloist Mrs. 4. W Martens'ein.
n. SOio-SciecfiOn.
u. Soio-Mvs. George warren. o. Monu-
mental church choir
Is. Cnorus-Good Night Gentle Ecits
OWN I. thompson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
UNDER ARREST ar CREWE.
Three Men supposed to be Bank Robbers
Held forthe Lexington Authorities.

Three Men Supposed to be Bank Robbers
Held forthe Lexington Authorities.
CREWE. VA, Nov. 9.-SpeclaL-The su-
tnOrities here We're notified last Sunday
that a number OF men who had robbed a
bank in Lexington were on their way 20
this place A number OF extra police were
put on and when the 615 p. NJ train ar
rived number OF unknown persons got
or. During the night three Of these mon
were arrested as suspicious characters.
and are being held until parties arrive
from Lexington TO identify them
One Of the prisoners admits that they
came from Lexington.
lt IS thought that there arc six men IN
tho party. hut only three have been mr.
rested as yet.
Sergeant M0xey has gone 20 BIueheId.
W. Va. for a prisoner supposed io have
taken part in the robblng 0f Phenix's
store here on October Goth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
SIMPLICITY ITSELF.
AsrmrLr HARMLESS REMEDY.
Yet 1t Cures the Worst Cases OF Dyspepsia
and Indtgesti

Or. Johnson, who has made lie study
OF stomach troubles, says: All io'no VI
Indigestion really amount 10 the SAINT
thing. that Is. failure 20 completely o'ses'
the food eaten: no matter whe'her 'ne
trouble Is acid dyspepsia or sour s'oniaSi,
belching OF wind. nervous DyspepsA ~,
loss Of flesh and Appetite; pe'soH wiz
not have any OF them " the stoiiach can
be induced by any natural harhless way
to thoroughly digest what IS eaten ana
this can be done by a simple remedy
which | have tested In hundreds OF ag-
gravaied cases with complete success.
The remedy is a combination OF frut ana
vegetable essences. pure asepue peps'h
and golden seal. put up IN tne iorm OF
pleasant tasting tablets ana soin oy orus-
gists under the name OF stuart DYSPEPSIA
Tablets One or two OF these thoie's
should be taken after meals ana allowed
10 dissolve in the mouth and minghhs
with the food in the stomach ulgests II
completely before It has time 70 ferment'
decay and sour.
On Actual experiment one grain OF
stuart's Dvspepsia Tablets will digest
three thousand grains OF meat eyes, anu
similar wholesome foods.
IL Is safe 10 say II this wholesome rem
edy was better known. by people general
". Il would be n national blessing, as we
are a nation OF dyspepiics and nine
tenths OF all diseases owe their origin TO
imperfect digestion and nutrition.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not
secret patent medicine. but htty-cent
package will do more real good for
weak stomach than fifty dollars worth
OF patent medicines and a person has the
satisfaction OF knowing Just what he IS
putting into his stomach. which ne does
not know. when widely advertised patent
medicines are used
All druggists sell Suarts Dyspepsia
Tablets full-sIzed package, so cents.
A little book on cause ana cure OF
stomach troubles mailed free oy ADDRESS
ing The Stuart Co.. Marshall Mich
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
VIZ GrnY InnNeS.

Mr.. James C.. GRAY. who for some time
was mail clerk al the jefferson. and
who last summer was AT Maplewood. in
the White Mountains Of New Hampshire.
with Messrs. Ainslie and Webster; the
former managers OF the Jefferson ana VINO
has since the close of Mapie"ood acted
terday morning for ST. Augustine. Fla.
TO accept a position under the manage
ment OF the Florida East Coast system.
Mr.. Gray will he night cierF at the Al
caZar Hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
Tia Lamp Exploded.

Considerable excitement was caused
Non.iay evening near the corner OF Reser-
yoir and Taylor streets. when a lamp ex-
,soded In the house Of Mr. William H..
fraser. No. ia Reservoir street.
Mrs Frayser herself tainted and the
~oo,,, vas rapidsy Filing with smoke,
when a neigsbor rushed In and with the
aid 81 n quilt managed 20 extinguish the
IRE before much damage was done No
i,.,aV was hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10

BERLIN. Nov. 9-The Kaiser has car
ried out his intention OF visiting Silesia to
ascertain the extent OF the damage
wrought by the recent floods Among
those that have accompanied him TO
q place are Frciherr w. ID. Recke, min
lister OF interior; Fuerst V. Hatzfeldt,
Governor of Province. DR.. V. Lucanus
and General V. Hahnke, heads of civil
and military cabinets respectively.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
Personal IND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Cit-
ems and Other Matters

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
ems and Other Matters.
Miss Bette Burwell Booker left on the
noon train yesterday for New York TO re-
new her studies i'm music.
Miss Willette Hudgins, who has been
visiting friends in Philadelphia, returned
home yesterday,
The funeral of Mr.. Perkins. who died
at his home near Fort Meade. I'm Henri
co county. on Saturday. of paralysis.
took place Yesterday at II o'clock from
MS late reSdence The burial was made
IN lakewood cemetery.
DR.. w. c. Williams, who has been so i'll
recently, is out on the streets. lie was
appointed one Of the adjunct professors
at the University College of Medicine and
has entered upon the duties pertaining TO
his chair at the University. His friends
VIII he glad to know that he is all right
again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
Resnli Of the Hammond 0ulrare

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Clarence New. until
last week corporal of Company c, Fourth
Infantry, L. S. A., stationed at Fort
Sheridan, was reduced to ranks. New
was one of the strongest witnesses against
Captain Lowering i'm the recent court Of
inquiry and his mates say he is the first
OF the men marked for reduction or perse-
cution for the part they took in the Ham
mond outrage Investigation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10

using his gun. young Robinson and tlsh-
or were neither one idle. Young Robin
son gave Fisher the most dangerous
wound he received His bullet struck
Fisher about an inch below the left eye,
going straight in. so deep that the doc
tors have been unable 10 locate II. Dur
ing the melee Fisher emptied his pistol
at the RoblnsCns. and II Is reported that
the Younger Robinson is wounded, but
this cannot be verified as the Robnsons
have fled. Fishers fate az this writing
is in the balance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
Ont His Head.

Ralph Thorp. q thirteen-year-old boy
who lives with his parents near Main
and Morris streets. while playfully walk
ing backwards yesterday, fell and cut an
ugly cash in the back Of his head. The
family physician was summoned, and rem
dered the necessary surgical aid. The boy
was not seriously hurt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10

Mr.. Frank Cox who was recently quite
i'll and had an operation periormed Al
one OF the hospitals. had "a relapse MOI
formed al the Virginia Hospital He was
considered quite III last night, but was
resting as easily as could be expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10

LONDON. Nov. 9.-Shipbuilding nrm OF
d. and w. Henderson and Company. Glas-
Cow. builders OF Britannia. Valkyrie. Me-
teor and other noted yachts. are 10 build
an-eighty ton racing cutter for the Prince
offwales from designs by c. l. Watson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
Another Winner.

LONDON. Nov. 9.-Tod Sloane. the
American Jockey rode another winner at
the Lingfield Park November meeting to-
day. The clever lightweight succeeded In
getting home first in field Of sixteen
horses on II. V. Longs two year-old Am
hurst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COyyByESxrGLOU COURT
HOUSE WfTH coon ATTENDANCE.
Rev. Martin johnson Elected Desn--Ihe
Question Of How to Advance the
Cause OF Missions.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. VA,
November 9.-Special.-The Richmond
Convocation met at Ware church this
morning. There we're present Rev A. j.
Grayart dean: Revs. w. p. Chrismond.
s $ Hepburn. W. p. Lee. Preston g.
Nash. f. L. Price. II. NJ. Randolph. J.
w. Ware. Henry Wingate and Bishop Z:
G. Penick.
Rev. s. s. Hepburn read the morning
service Rev J. w Ware preached and
Rev. J. J. Gravatt read the communion
service. ...,.,.,,
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The convocaiion then met for business.
Rev. Martin Johnson was elected dean
Mr. Ware was elected secretary ana Nr.
Chrlsmond was reelected treasurer
Mr.. Chrismond read the report OF
brotherhood work and offered a resoiu-
ton setting apart an hour for a Brother
hood meeting at a future meeting Oh the
convocatOn. -.
The meeting adjourned 70 enjoy boun-
teous luncheon.
CAUSE OF MISSIONS.
In the afternoon the question OF now
best TO advance the cause OF missions
was spiritedly discussed by Messrs Nash'
Lee. Chrismond. Hepburn and PenieN'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10

On that occasion an admission fee OF Is
Cents viii, be collected OF all visitors, and
the tickets previously issued will not be
rccoenized M IN 4, door.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
FRIENDS OF DUNE ANIMALS.
Report Of Agent TAYLOR to the MONTH,
Meeting of the :. 4. &. a.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
BOARD OF Directors Of the S. p. c. A: was
held last evening at the office OF the
society.
Owing to the unavoidable absence OF the
secretary. Mr. Mayo was requested 10 act
Present: President Jud. Il. Wood, In
chair: Mrs. w b. Palmer. Miss Pearl
Bodsksr, Messrs. w. u. Palmer, z. Z.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
A Silver Ten.

This afternoon from to o'clock Mrs.
Pleasanton Conquest and Mrs Charles
BOsher will give silver tea at the resi-
dence of the latter. Jos north Sixth street,
Tor the benefit of the Sheltering Arms
HOsDital
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
To cure Cold In one Hay.

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlne Tablets
Ali druggists refund the money II II saI
10 cure. .5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10

Atavo. and r. b. Rood. and Agent F. c.
Taylor. ..,,.,, v.oro
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved. .,.
The report Of the agent for the mohth
Of october was read and ordered 10 De
spread upon the minutes. as tolloWs' 90,
N1nn hnr Of cases investigated. ........ III
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10

costs for cruelty to a cat-throwing rocks
at her. breaking her legs.
A man was fined $50 and costs Tor cru
ely beating his mule.
A man was fined - Tor washing MS
horse and cart i'm "A hOrse-trouEh, corner
Twenty-frst and Marshall streets.
A shocking case Of cruelty was that OF
a poor frame Of a horse. that was injured
in the back. He was suspended by Tour
iron chains. and had been about two
months. His suherings were great, and
were getting worse all the time. We
forced the owner to have him destroyed.
The following animals were humanely
DESTROYED. Dogs. 80; cats. -: horses and
mules. II: COWS. s. Total ll3.
T.. G. TAYLOR.
Agent s =. c. 4.
The board had a lengthy talk about
matters Of general interest 10 the welfare
and care OF animals, after which, there
being no further business, the meeting
adjourned
Water Valley progress., 1897-05-01

end 70 the other in less time than
have fooled off here tryin to show n
good man where he was wrong"
Hold oYthere minnit," says old
man BuckS burned if don't believe
1 will let ,you take the job. I monght
be right and mought be wrong about
it. You can put up the rods"
Inside of three hours the lightnin rod
man was done the job and gone, with II
pro rata shore of old man Bucks money
in his flank pocket.
Now that was on Thursday, and
the next followin Saturday old man
Buck Ramage come along by our house
foamin at the mouth and mad enough
to fight. his own baby. In talliinwith
me he jumped on that lightnin rod
man, and cussed and cussed and
cussed, till the native air was all but
hot enough to melt the wax in my ears.
You see old man Buck couldn't rest
well at night til, he rid down by the
Whitten place to see which had the
finest lightnin rods. him or Col. Whit
ten. And when he rid up in full sight Of
Col. Alf's house he saw right where he
had dropped the jug and split his mo-
lasses. By gracious there want q
blame rod on it. RUFUS SANDERS.