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The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-05-23

Mr.. Vim. Armstrong, of DePerc, Wis,
writes: II have suffered terribly for eight
years with Eczema at times all over my
body, and no person can describe the burn
ing and itching had to endure. For three
months never laid down. but was COM
PEELED to sit i'll my chair when not moving
around. treated by the best of
physicians with 10 success. used various
local applications, and tried all The patent
medicines recommended for Eczema with
out any good results. went to several
celebrated medical resorts, but the disease
shortly returned. then tried s. S. S., and
after three days the burning and itching
subsidized, and l continued TO improve
stcadily until was wcllentir cly cured.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-05-23
Scr atchY WANTS

The ourcs of Eczema indcscnbbc
accompanied by nglng itching
comes dry and sometimes the itching
spreads larger surface
red skin to be ablac, produced
generally Of
applications
though
break out acsh each
S
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-05-23

The only cure is real blood remedy which
reaches obstinate and decpscatcd diseases and
them permanently The mercurial and potash
dies of the DOCTORS aside from their harmful effects do
not reach the disease and hence their inability
it. S s 6 is the only cure for Eczema because if is
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-05-23

Bread, Rolls, Cinnamon Buns, hot every
evening. J. j. Catogni
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24
Novel Entertainment

4 novel and altogether unique enter
tanmout is hcine arranged by some Of
the ladies' of the Grace-Street Baptist
church for the benefit Of the building
fund. Through Colonial Doorways' IS
the name for a. and from the number and
character OF those furtherng its interests
IL bids fair 10 be one OF the most attrac-
tive of am the church entertainments had
This season. Colonial heroes will be per-
souatcd in their respective roles and Colo
NAL DANES Will add their gracious pres
CuIe.
Among other good things will be the
courtshp Of Miles Standish and Priscilla.
given hy uautomimo. 10 is understood
that Or ". r.. Clements will personute
General Washington ana Miss Duke Lady
Washington. Other names will DE Siven
later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24

CITY Democratic Committee Adopt keso'
JutiOns Governing the Primary

civ Democratic Committee ADOPT heso'
Jutions Governing the Primary.
The City Democratic Committee met
last night at their headquarters. at Pow
hatan Club, to arrange for primary
election for City Treasurer, and adopted
the following resolution;
Resolved. /, That the Democratic cdhul-
date for the Office of Treasurer OF the city
of Richmond at the approaching election
be chosen at logalizcd Democratic pri-
mary TO be held on April %, 1884
O. That the cost Of said primary be nNed
AT $500. to be borne 10y the candidates
ratablv. and that no candidate Doe allowed
to enter said primary unless ne shall nave
announced himself in writing as sucn 10
the City Democratic Committee. ana snall
have paid TO the treasurer or chairman or
said committee his proportonate part OF
the cost Of said primary on or before
u NJ of April %, 1884
8. That the treasurer or chairman oil
this committee. or both shall attend at
Democratic headquarters. at the Pow
hatan Club ON April %, 1891. between the
hours Of 10 and y I'm the forenoon. for
the purpose Of apporuoning among and
receiving from said candidates said
amount for the cost Of said primary
T. That publication Of these resolutions
I'm the Democratic papers Of this city be
sufficient notice hereof 10 all parties de-
string to become candidates in said pri-
mary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24
rHE IOUN or HIuPTON.
Coming Baseball Games-lhe Fishing
season Successful.

season Nhectr~ihis
HAMPTON. VA. March 23.-Spocial.-
Baseball is the main topic OF conversa-
ton on the street corners. About the ist
OF April a series of practice games by The
brooklyn. Boston and Baltimore teams Is
expected. Hampton viii doubtless put up
a strong team this season.
The funeral services OF MIS-. EIzaheln
Wallace. whose death occurred AT Der
home i'm Fox Inll yesterday morning, TOOK
place this afternoon az 3 O'Clock. s-'e
was in her seveniy-ninth year.
The revival services at West End Meth
odist church continue with undated inter-
est. There have been a large number oil
conversions and several reclamations.
The old soldiers from the National
Home were allowed to leave the Home
grounds Yesterday. and hundreds came
IN Hampton TO spend their money. ana
thew had a good time generally. The GUS
tom Of the Home is to keep the soldiers n
for several days after the quarterly pen-
sion.
So FAR the fishing season in this vicinity
has been excellent. Hundreds OF barrels
~ fish are shipped from here TO Northern
markets weekly, and the prices are fairy
good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24
cHOKED ALMOST 10 DEATH.


4 Boy Falls and Gets Peach Kernel
Lodged in Ills Throat.
The ambulance was summoned 10 4.3O
o'clock yesterday Afternoon 20 No. 9l5
Seventeenth street. where white boy,
named Louis Beasley, had fallen out Of a
window and struck his chest on the
steps, sustaining painful injuries. Dr.
Labenburg, who was IN charge of the
ambulance. treated the injured boy and
turned him over TO the family physician,
Dr. MoorehOuse.
The fall was not a very serious one.
Upon examination. Or. Morehouse found
that there was slight wound OIL the
side OF the head. no bones were broken.
An unusual incident I'M connection with
the fall was the narrow escape the DO ran
from being choked TO death by p.ach-
kernel. which he had in his mouth al the
time Of the accident. The kernel Boz anne
lodged I'm the throat, and the boy could
neither get il down nor up. lie was
choking badly when ur. Moorehouse
arrived. The physician soon had hl. pa
tient out Of danger. The boy was resting
easily al II O'Clock last night. II IS
thought he will De out 90 a few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24
OLD DOMINION HOsPfTdL.
Encouraging Reports 20 the Board OF
Managers at Its Meeting Yesterday


Managers at Its Meeting Yesterday.
A largely attended meeting of the Board
OF Managers OF the Old Dominion Hospi-
tai was held yesterday at $50 +. NJ IN
the College Hail. The numerous reports
from committees indicated activity all
along the line. The Visiting Committee
reported the housekeeping arrangements
I'm admirable condition Miss Temple was
accorded a vote OF thanks by the board
for her very efficient work IN the ba-
zaar. The Ola Dominion reported the
largest amount received at any booth,
viz. $J25.9l.
a letter from DR.. j. Long announcing
his resignation on account OF his expected
removal from the city was heard with
sincere sorrow. During his stay in this
CITY he has made for himself a name for
ability and scientific skill. In the depart
mont 90 which he was assigned In the
Hoepital he has lost only one patient
since November %. In tho now oreani-
cation OF the board and the hospital he
had borne conspicuous part, and the
regret expressed at his leaving was very
great. The secretary was instructed TO
send a suitable reply TO his letter.
The order Of business was interrupted
for a moment by the announcement that
Il check hdd feen received from a recent
patient for 500 10 be used by the ladies'
for hospital Improvements. The thanks
Of the board was ordered 10 be conveyed
TO Mr. S.rause for his gift. 1t was DC
cided 10 have hospital day on April sth'
the day after annual day.
A COMMITTEES was appointed with Mrs.
Kearncy as chairman Of Reception COM
mittco. 90 arrange to receive callers ana
contributions. The hospital will be open
10 visitors. and friends are invited 10 call
and bring contributions.
The annual meeting will occur on April
stu. The Nominating Committee with
Mrs \Vhitehurst as chairman. Will APP
point officers Tor the ensuing term. Mrs.
Hatcher. AS chairman Of vice-presidenis'
reported the names of Mrs. Burk Mrs.
Percy Halves, Mrs. l.. J.. Sutton, MIS-
q. ID. Wingheld. and Mrs. Gill
The following Is a partial report or
Miss Cabaniss. the superintendent Of the
hospital.
Number Of patients in hospital Feb
ruary LIST. ..... o.. ....,.... .....''..''' 90
Number Of patients admitted during
February eleven FREQ .............. 80
Number Of patients discharged. ..... 81
I'm hospital March 1st free ten) ...... y
Operations during February free Sc
vcnteenJ. ..... Gee. ........... .'''..'.' -
Calls for private nursing ........ ...... =
District visits o.. Gee. ........ .''.''''''' -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24

Interesting Items About Eiohmond's Ciii-
z,us and Other Matters.

Colonel FLOYD Jones. OF the United
States army. registered 40 the JEFFERSON
Monday night.
Mr.. Richard Garner, the well-known
PenublIcan of Princess Anne, was in the
city yesterday.
Judge John T. Lowell, Clerk Of Warren
county. is in the city stopping with d.
Phil. Taylor.
Rev. W. T.. Hatcher ID. D., has gone
TO Wake Forest College 10 pie"ch "lH"'
ly during the week.
A letter has been written TO the Board
Of Health by an English physician VINO
desires TO locate here
Mr.. Robert NJ. oFerrail has returned
from Blackstone. NottoWay county, Mheic
he went 10 visit fricncs.
The Richmond Blues viii have a bat
talon drill at their armory, Ninth and
Cary streets. tonight at $50 o'clock,
in fatigue uniform.
Governor OFcrran hos appointed Hon.
William y. Mcllwaine, of Petersburg,
Commissioner of Direct Taxes. to sue
coed j. l.. Mcllwainl, deceased.
Rev. Robert S. Copeland formerly OF
Williamsburg. but now Of C0vington, Ky,
is in the city and Is tie guest of MI ana
Mrs c. l.. Burruss, 81 east Grace street.
Captain c. W. Westbury the efficient
travelling passenger agent OF the South
ern railway. who, with lis estimablo wife,
resides at the Lexington Hotel, has gone
TO Roanoke for a few days.
The ambulance as called 70 "Wash-
ington's Headquarters' yesterday at I
o'clock. to attend a white woman, named
Mrs Brown, who was suffering from a
hemorhhage. She as treated and left. '
Among the visitors 10 the state Library
Yesterday were the following. Judge ID. w.
Bollen. Of Carroll county: w. y. Dillard.
Treasurer of Spotsylvania county; j. H..
G0ode. Deputy Sheriff NJ Chesterfield
county; Geo. L. Mason. of Petersburg.
Mr. Polk Miller and bis friends Will as
eisf Tho vnunc pcOple's committee Of Park
place Methodist church iu the entertain
ment 10 be given al lili west Main street
on next Friday night. An attractive
programme will be executed on that oc-
0qcinU
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24

\ Prosperous Iratcrnai Beneficial order
Richmond Lodge. No. l. Oreapfzed


RICHMOND Lodge, No. L. Organized.
a few weeks ago Prof s.. Iirkcy. of Sc
dalia. Mo. and COL r. b. Vowel of Cui-
pepper Va. arrived at the Ford Hotel
in This city. for tho purpose Of securing "a
suitable organizer for this TERRITORY slr
the Royal Tribe a. Joseph.
They devoted the first few days to vis-
iuns the leading business mon for the
purpose ot getting acquainted and hay
INK them recommend suitable local
deputy organizer for this territors.
Finally they succeeded in securing the
services OF Mr.. o. 4. Hawkins Mr. Hlw-
kins is well and favorably known not
only in Richmond, but throughput South
eastern Virginia. and doubtless will prove
90 ho the very best man the order could
have secured 90 represent IL in this ne.~
After engaging Mr. Hawkins they pro-
cocdod 90 visit some of tee most prom
incnt citizens. and after explaining their
bylaws and plan OF organization had
bat little trouble in securing double the
number q applicants required 90 organize
"a lodge and last evening an = clock ,hcy
met at Central Han and instituted Kcn-
moud Lodge No. !. and elected the OF
nccrs FOR the ensuing year. as follows:
Grand Patriarch. o. A. Hawkins. vice
patriarch. J.. r. Nocl. priest l.. W Omcr;
scribe. w. J.. Taylor. treasurer Irving l..
Bevcrldgo escort j. H. Shepherd. inner
guard. T. b Mcdaniel, outer guard. IS.
i Eushone medical examiner. DR. Chas.
v Darlington.
Among the charter members are sucn
prominent professional and business men
as judge Jamcs Lamb G.. a. Phillips.
city treasurer I.hn r. Hughes. CITY
sheriff w l.. S.Inor wholesale grocer.
Writ b. TaNi.. r b. Woodhn. city ed-
itor OF ficHr..I Dlsnafch; Allan b.
Appcrson rc. .tn agent. Revs. A. Is.
Dunaway j. Nasiin. and L. VI. Omor.
irwin l.. E,v. druggist: Dr Charles
Y Darlington lay T Thornton. super
intendont posf0.cc. j. H. Shepherd and
r. T.. @. Scott OF tho state Auditors
office: PIN - Shield attorney. O A.
Hawkins local organizer. and many
others OF equal prominence.
The prime objects Of the order are 20
unite fraternally AN acceptable white per
sons OF good character industrious habits
sound bodily health and reputable calling
VINO relieve I'm the existence OF supreme
Being the Creator and Preservor Of the
Universe.
To improve the nftorial social. moral
and intellectual condition Of its members
bv instructive lessons. wise counsel ana
timely aid.
10 promote friendship temperance
health. industry economy and purity
TO issue such beneficial certificates as
may be provided for in the bylaws OF this
society payable a. such times ana IN
such manner ss may be determined by
this society. and " SEsvias Ter the re
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24
A Fistic Encounter.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, March 3.-Mr
LOO Harlow and Mr.. Reverdy danger
Geld recently had some MISUNDERSTANDING
ON a train coming from washington.
since that time the best of feeling has not
existed between them, and, coming 10
grfher Sunday afternoon, they decided 70
settle the difficulty on the neld Oh AonoI
with natures weapons. a referee was
soon selected, and the principals, ana
their friends repaired To "A vacant Tot on
North Washington street. where theF
went at it in Fltzsimmons fashion. IN
the first round Harlow got I'm LETT noon
on Daingerfield's neck. In the second
round Daingerheld after a few preliml-
nary masses. landed a straight punch on
Uarlow's nose. This so enrased the lac
lar that he Immediately went 10 work TO
finish his man. Both Of the young men
being athletes. the remainder Of the hight
was exciting. hOnors being equally divld-
ed. After fighting for several minutes
bv the watch. the referee declared the
fght a draw but not until the linen OF
one OF the contestants was torn IN shreds.
n was afterward used in bathing the
bruises which resulted from blows delly-
cred during the fight After they had
made their toilet al a nearby pump, they
shook hands, and are now said 10 be
good friends While the referee declared
the nght draw a majority of those pres
ent say that Harlow sot shade the best
OF IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24

Mr.. Joseph Button OF Apron lttox
county clerk of the State Senate. and
secretary ~ the Democratic State CONF
terday morning When seen IN regird %
the gubernatoridl outlook in his section or
the State. Mr. Button said that he had
not been able TO form am opinion I'm as
much as he had been living on his farm
in the lower end Of the county. and had
not been 10 the courthouse for some
time.
As to the next meeting Of the State
Committee Mr.. Button IS Of the opinion
that fl will be called FOR the latter part
Of May and that the date Of the State
Convention will be fixed for the end OF
August. Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson. one Of
the candidates for gubernatorial honors.
is chairman of the State Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24

The Picture Gallery Committee met IN
Lee Camp Hall last night. Present: John
IT, LauehtCu Jr.. chairman; John BolunS,
secretary. James y. Gray -. Smith Rei-
ford DR.. g. Smith. e.. e.. Scott T.. W.
Martin. Gorvas Storrs. y. Y. Randolph,
Joseph vs.. Thomas Joseph b. Mckinney,
and Maxwell r. Clarke.
lie committee had presented 10 them by
his frief ds the picture Of General Raleigh
r. CClstCn
The circular letter was printed and
turned over to the committee, and viii be
sent out at once.
The committee adjourned 10 meet next
Tuesday after the transaction OF a great
deal of routine business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24
TERESA CIRRENO COMING.
The Great Pianist VIII be at the Academy
on April i0ih.

The Great Pianist " 81 be AT the Academy
on Aprii lOih.
The next concert II the Metropolitan
sorios'win take place 90 the Academy OF
Music on Saturday. April 10Th. Manager
Wright has SECURED Teresa CaTeno. who
is decidedly one of tie greatest pidniais
that the world has ever produced. Inc
date was the OF ly one open as Carfeno
is giving only limited number of con-
certs and Mr.. Wright mas declined the
offer Of "a very substantial bonus from
Washington manager n order to keep
faith with his Richmond subscribers
1t is safe 10 say THAI the concert will
arouse more general enthusiasm than any
that have gone before Musical people
are much interested in the event. and II
was the prevailing topic OF discussion
al the meeting Of the Wednesday club
lest night Carreno was considered one
Of the prodlcics of the world when only
five years old. for her playing then hor-
dered on the marverr0us but unlike the
majority Of infant prodigics. she has con-
tinually gone forward IN her art, until
to-day she stands on the topm0s. round
Of the ladder OF fame
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24
Mss Sue Wren.

STAUNTON. VA, March 23.-Special.-
The funeral of Miss Sue Wren was held
from Trinity Episcopal church this after
noon. the crowded church was a striking
testimony 10 the worth in which Miss
Wren was held. She was a lady of the
highest quality Of Christian womanly vir-
tues.
The Board of Managers OF the Kings
Daughters Hospital Of which Miss Wren
was member attended in body and the
little Girls King S Daughters united with
them.
Miss Wren was a sister Of Mr. William
Wren. OF Richmond. whose illness pre-
vented his being here.
Miss Wren has a large number Of rel
atiyes and friends in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24
Roanoke Gun Club.

ROANOKE. VA, March .-SpeeiaI.-
The following officers OF the Roanoke
Gun Club have been elected for the ,nsu-
ing year: G. w Thomas. president; John
NJ. Snyder secretary and treasurer, d..
r. Miller. field captain. The club nov
has twenty members.
G. w. Hunter, OF the Richmond firm II
Hunter * Co, book sellers is here ct
Ting. up the affairs OF his son -in-law. j..
Payne Thompson. formerly senior mem
Der OF the Thompson-Pric Company. OF
Roanoke
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24

Continued Big Grain Shipmenfs-Onicers
Of The Hoe pi al A.sncIalInn.


Of the Hospital Association.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March %
Special.-The ram Katahdin one Of the
most formidable coast defense vessels IN
the world. is lying in our harbor taking
coal She will sail hence for Portsmouth.
The entore craft practically is submerged.
She was completed last year at Bath. al
d cost of S93OO0O
Grain continues going out in 4 golden
stream ships carrying upwards OF SvOow
bushels Of corn having cleared from TINS
port during the past twenty-four hours.
At - meeting Of the citizens TO be held
tomorrow night in the Baptit church In
the interest of the proposed hospital, the
nominating committee will report the
names Of the following officers Of the
association: President John Livezey
vice-president, w. Z. Vest. secretary.
]. A. Hrshberg: treasurer, W. H. Ian
don. board Of directors. John Lowery, Dr.
Carter Perkins, j. a. Nillett, and j. W.
Elliott.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24
Wanamaker's Latest

PHILADELPHIA. March 22-The Phil
adelphia branch of the National Republic
can League of Business Men has request
ed the former POstmaster-G General. John
Wanamaker. TO become "a candidate TOR
state Treasurer before the next Republic
can State Convention. a committee from
the League called an Mr.. Wanamaker to-
day and urged him to grant its request.
Mr.. Wanamker gave The committee no
definite answer but promised 10 give the
matter careful consideratiOn.-New YORK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24
The Baltimore Conference.

STANTON VA. March Especial
The town is fast filling up with delegates
10 the Baltimore Conference OF the Meth
odist Church South. Bishop Galloway.
who will preside over the deliberations OF
the conference, is here. and has been as
signed quarters with Or. +. Ii. Nhisner'
presiding elder OF this district.
The opening sermon was preached to-
night by Rev David Bush, of Front
Royal. Va. All the sessions OF the con
ference Will be held in the new Methodist
church building. The conference Will last
about a week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24
rHr PHrSIcIaN DISCUSSED.
From an EconomicorS Social Point OF view
at the Academy Meeting.


At the meeting Of the Academy of Med
icine and Surgery held last night at its
rooms AT the y. NJ C.. a. Hall. Or. T. r.
Marshall read paper which was dls-
cussed bv DIS. V. w Harrison, Jordan
Nassie and w. II. Parker Or. }. ALI
SON Hodges read paper on the Physi-
clan from Economic Social Point OF
View. II was discussed by DTS. feyser
Gordon. Michaux, Irving Edwards Up
shur. Jones and many others.
The following committee was appoint
GA to prcsont the views Of the Academy
al the meeting OF the Council Finance
Committee next Thursday evening DTS
Hodges chairman. j. :. Wexford. lrv-
inc ~ w Harrison. w. II. Parker
III and Upshur.
nittee to apoar before the state
society with "a view of pctiuoning
r... ,4islature regarding taxes. was APP
pointed as follows Drs. Hodges CHAIR
mani. Michaux and Cowardin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24
1TLANTfC IND D1NpILLE.
Tho Old Officers e-Elected-Norfoik's
baseball VI mayer on Deck.

NORFOLK, VA. March 3.-Special.-
The adjourned meeting of the Atlantic
and Danville railroad was held here to-
day. the old officers being reelected, as
follows. b. New gass OF London, presi-
don't. Adam TIedWcl. Norfolk, secret try
and treasurer: a. l.. Thorn. Norfolk. gem
eral counsel. ami all the old directors
except \. Gerst, Of Danylle, \. B. Car
ringlon, Of that city being elected IN his
stead.
Tho Board Of Directors elected {. y.
Haines general manager.
Manager w a. Smith. or the Norfolk
team. arrived here to-day from Knoxville.
and will II eet his team in Washing ton
next Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24

MARSHALL. VA. March 3.-Special.-
William Garrison. q respected and we'll
known resident died last night, IN the
seventy-sixth year OF his age.
The mention OF Mr.. Ellyson as a candl-
date for Governor meets with general
expression Of approval among the Demo
cratic rank and lie ia this naishb1rhood.
The thermometer here reached IS de-
erees In the sfade Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24
Iaure Invited 10 Germany

LONDON, March S.-The Chronicle
that Emperor William has accepted an in
vitation 10 attend the projected exhibition
10 be held IN Brussels. IL is said the En-
peror hopes TO meet the President OF the
French republic there. who bss also been
invited 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March %
Special-Mr. Thos. +. Stearnes formerly
cashier Of the Traders Bank Of Lynch
burg. has been appointed by the Secretary
Of the Treasury, Deputy Collector and
Cashier OF the Customs District of New
port News. lie is brother Of Col.ec-
tor l.. i. Stearnes..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24

lief and aid OF members and their ram
lilies. the widows. orphans. and kinnreu
dependents Ct deceased members, ane "
assist sick and disabled members.
10 create fund for these PURPOSES
and for the maintenance Of the order'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24

The condition OF Mr.. Paul T. boswell.
who was SO badly injured by falling under
"a railroad train near tlhc station SUNDAY
morning. was reported as quite IA yorlble
al a late hour last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-24


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