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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30
NELSON COUNTY MURDER
". 8. ROBERTS KILLED WITH
SPIKED CLUE IND NOT SHOT.
The Three Negroes Under Arrest May TO
Clear. But "a " hite Man Is NOW sup
posed to BE the Murderer.

LIVINGSTON. VA. December =
SDecial-Three negroes-William Hans-
bury, Charles Hansbury and Joe Iurhef
were arrested on Sunday night anu
lodged IN Jail at LOyingston on Suspicion
OF having murdered Mr.. W. 8 Roberts.
Further developments prove that MI
Roberts was not shot, as was al hrst re-
ported, but was killed by BIO" on inc
back OF his head with spiked SUCK
one spike Of which penetrated the Drdih'
His body was then dragged some Instance
through an ivy thlcket and was horribly
mutilated by coming in contact with the
sharp sticks and rocks.
NEGROES TO BE EXAMINED.
The negroes will he taken on Friday 70
Stage Bridge. where they VIII be urea
before a magistrate.
The evidence on which the negroes were
arrested is very weak. and the general
impression is that they Will be cleared OF
the charge Of murder.
Information has been received from
reliable authority that the murderer Is a
white man. and the county officers arc
using their utmost endeavOrs to collect
evidence against him.
ROBBERY THE MOTIVE.
No doubt exists I'm the minds oi the
people that robbery was the cause Of the
murder. as It Is positively known that
Mr. Roberts had about a thousand dollars
on his person on the night OF his death.
The greatest excitement prevails in the
vicinity Of Stage Bridge. and frequent
threats Of lvnching the murderer when
discovered are heard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30
Excnrsionists at the Jefferson.

4 marty OF tourists from New forK
ana brooklyn numbering twenty-five IA
dies and gentlemen. conducted by MT ~;
A. sammis. came to Richmond from Old
Point yesterday afternoon over the Chss,
apsake and ohio railroad and registered
at the Jefferson. Ia the party arc M
Misses Il. n. and l.. shaffsr. g. l.. Byrne,
Uses l.. 4. Provost, Mclaughlin; Mrs
s. l.. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs, 5; L. Young
ling. ". &. Strohmeyer, II. b. Ashhon'
Mr. and Mrs. H.. L. Ashhof, Mrs; l. ASH
hoff. Mr.. and Mrs. Mevois, y. w. fa sN
e. Alrney. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass and H.
a. Sammls. III, ,~. .t,t.
From Richmond the party VIII go TINS
morning to Luray by way OF Basic Cl'y'
going thence to New YORK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30
RICH PATCH IRON WORKS
SOLD TO A SYNDIC1TE or NEW
YORK CAPITALISTS.
Congressman Yost Has Gone to New York
TO Consummate the Deal-how the
&. q. Pays Claims.

STAUNTON, VA, December 29-spe-
cial. IL is rumOred here that a deal mas
been made with a New York syndicate
bv which the celebrated Rich Patch IRON
property passes into the hands or the
New Workers.
Rich Patch Is situated on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, not tar from
Covington, Va. and has the reputation
OF being very valuable property.
THE OWNERS.
The Shanahans, of Louisville, KY ana
Major 5. NJ. Yost, postmaster al siaun-
ton. and, ii is thought Congres sinAn
Yost. are all interested IN the property
the Shanahans holding large control
ing interest. ,..,
last night 10 cOnsummate the deal lh.
prlce reported is 100000, and % Us sali
The scheme was worked mp through Mr
lanes n. Lightner. Of this city VINO mas
been active OF late in mineral properties.
HOW TO PAY CLAIMS.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad paid
Mrs Isaac WITT. Of this city. 500 FOR M
iuries sustained I'm the Shadwel wreck
Mr. WITT merely stated his damages ana
il was promptly paid.
Five-inch ice has been housed mere TO-
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30
CHANGED ms MIND.
Gomez Released Messengers when lie
Found They Were from VI Mckinley.

HAVANA. Dec. l9-Many FRIENDS OF
Senior Candiejas and Mr.. sylvester SEQ
vel went to the railroad station To-Day
TO meet them ana were greatly dlsap-
pointed at their nOn-arriNal. 1ney are
confidently expected tomorrow.
News has arrived here ahead oil them
this evening that Mr. ScOvel IS back
from the neld, after having presented
President Mckinney letter 10 General
Maxine Gomez.
The rumor that Mr.. Scovel had been
sentenced 10 death appears 10 nave Deeh
well founded.
Word was sent to General Gomez S
camp that the Americans were on their
way TO induce General Gomez TO surTcn-
der.
General Gomez was enraged and or
dered a court-martial on the spot. But
learning that they were the bearers OF
letter from President Mckinney he or
dered their reiease and met them.
The letter from President Mckinney was
in linz with his promise 10 SPAN 10 use
his influence with the insurgents 10 brlhs
the war 10 n close. "
General Gomez had the letter Translated
for him and gave order that the com,
rnissionars should be treated with all
consideration. lie fixed an appointment
for the following day, promising during
the interval 10 confer with the CUBAN
government with reference to the actlon
10 be taken The following morning Cen
eral Gomez assured the commissioner
that he was most pleased with the at'eh-
ton shown by the American govern
mont for the welfare of the Island OF
Cubo and promised 20 communicate with
the President through the cuban gov
eminent representatives in washington
...-rral Gomez was not allowed
10 correspond direct I'm such matters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30
A CHALLENGE TO FITZ.
LETTER WORDED IN THE DJPLO-
MATIC LANGUAGE or THY RING.
A Deposit Of 81, 500 Made to ID hdn Match
for SO, 900 a side--stuart VIII Go
West Next Week.

NEW YORK, Dec. e.-wlllam A.
Brady. manager of James J. Corbett, 10
night, sent the Associated Press the ta'-
lowing challenge TO Robert FitzsimmoTs'
champion pugilst of the world;
James j. Corbett dissatisfied with the
result OF his late contest with you AT
Carson City. and not believing that you
are his superior either as a boxer OF
fighter. anu being of the OPINION tnat the
majority OF the American people shaIes
his belief that he can defeat you II ever
you are man enough 10 grant MN
turn battle on equal conditions, mas &c
posted to-day s.. 800 as first deposit 10
bind a match for $4,000 side the pe'soh
or persons Offering the largest Hnuuce-
ments TO have the management oi Inc
contests
OBJECTIONS WITHDRAWN
las you have said to-day that your
wife has Withdrawn her objections
you again entering the ring ulere -
no reason why the arrangement Snou'u
not be speedily oonsumnhiteu' III
i'm nv presence AZ Carson city gave Oot-
bett your word of honor that II you
ever entered the ring agaan you "ou''
give him first chance.
1T is useless for you to attempt 10 ue-
private interests by attempting 4" loIs
Corbett TO meet some second or thiiu-
rate boxer before he shall be entltieu ~
you'd notice. lie will not agree 10 III
Maher Sharkey. or any one else.
claims the chance that he gave y""
the right 10 win back the title OF chd"'
pion. H..
He clearly proved himself In your class
on March 18th last. and 1t was only os
the greatest kind OF fluke that you arr
the titled champion. and | do not oeheNe
that YOU will ever forget until your dylhs
day the beating that he gave you the'' an"
If ever he sees the opportunity 10 "e''',
face YOU IN a twenty-four toot Ihs,
will guarantee that he will prove concur
siyely and beyond question OF uou''
whether or not he is In your ciass
(SignedD WILLIAM A. BRAID
STUART TO GO WEST.
nan STUART who managed the Fitzsim-
mons-Maher and Ftzsimmons-Corpe''
bouts. said to-day that he would leaNe
for the West next week and hoped ma
no would secure the signatures OF DON
Fitzsimmons and Corbett 20 articles Oh
aersanent for a ring contest whlch ne
proposes 10 bring on next summer ProD-
ably I'm the State Of Nevada. ne salu
that as matters stand now he does ho'
anticipate any trouble In getting CorDe''
20 sign and he Is equally hopeful oil gam
ing the consent OF Fltzsimmons.
Mr.. Stuart would Ike 20 have the CON
test take place not earlier than next July
and said that he would ike 10 arrange
meeting between kid" Mccoy ana
Choynski or some other good miuule
weight to take place IN the same week
as the -Fitsimmons bout.
10, u COR
contests Stuart said ne would offer excel
lent Inducements for the winners Of both
these bouts 10 meet six months later so
that in he event Of Mccoy and Fitzsim-
mons winning they could settle their dill
ferences within 1898.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30
uyuBERS' ENTERTiTMENT.
The Rogers-Grilley Recital at the u W. O.
A. Monday Night.

The second number OF the Members
Course will be given IN the Association
Hall. Monday night, January 30, ana VIII
bc the New Years entertainment rms
course was launched In most auspiclous
manner Monday. December l5tn, Wheh
the Boston Stars appeared. The attrac-
ron for next Monday night is a most eN.
cellent one ana has appeared IN many OF
the leading courses OF the country.
Mr. Van Neachton Rogers, the harp
soloist is too well wnown in Richmond
TO need any introduction. lie has been
with the Boston Festival Orchestra Tor
the past nine years and has been re-en-
gaged for next season. MI. rogers APP
poarcd here during the last May resuNal
Of the "Wednesday Club. Mr.. Grilley Is
unouestionably one of the most success
ful and popular entertainers OF the day.
Tor three successive years ne mas APP
peared in ;he Boston y. NJ. {. A. star
Course. and during the past season en-
tertained audiences from fifteen different
States. The combination Is now making
speaking of MIR. Rogers work. the
Newport Observer says; Mr. Rogers. the
wizard OF that wonderful instrument. the
harm. delighted the audience. To many.
used 10 the hum-drum STUNNING OF a
few lIl-ntt,ng and barbarously connected
chords that characterize me usual abuse
OF the harp. his playing was no doubt
delightful revelation for sweetness or
tone rapid execution. wonderful accu-
racy and beautiful harmony. The harp
numbers OF the evening will be long re-
membered. They show the weakness OF
the piano az a solo instrument for real
music"
The testimonials 20 Mr.. Grilley's AGILITY
as an entertainer are without number.
Some Of them are; Gle captivated the
audience and brought forth storms OF APP
pluase. Gloucester Daily Times ''rold
rome OF the funniest stories OF the ace
and they were original. too. Boston
Journal I'VE have yet 20 see the hui
morous reciter who surpasses him in
talent. He g. fur persoulied and he
exce's In pathos also His versatility is
wonderful. "-I.awrence American
Members OF the association are entitled
20 free reserved seat. Single admis-
sions can be had by persons not mem
bers. The box Office will open Friday
morning at ? o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30

The loving wives of the North SIDE IN
stead of meeting their dutitul hu5DdlluS
~ the door with hugs and kisses When
the said dutiful return after nlshttall,
now arm themselves with G urt-piastet
and spliuts ana wait the loNeu oHo
homecoming. 80
The reason is this: The contract pc
tween the Land Company ana the Light
COMPANY has expired. The business man.
oybo liyes ON the north side therefore.
IAN do nothing but grope around uhlil
he finds his own roof. $50.
If nm digging his way over tree-poNeS
md fence posts or climbing out or an
unused we'll or so. he has MS mana lace
rited or an arm broken the antloi p'tlou
20 ,be con loving touch Of his bosom
ccmpanion. rs she ties him tosetner "ntn
ne does reacn nome, comforts MN anu
snurs him on 10 greater enorts.
So the situation is not without IT'S al
,antagos. but II is filling the North Slne
with gore. Just why the contract was
not renewed is not known
Tha residents or Chestnut lllh de-
sire more light On the subject
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30
TOOK IN THE STRANGERS
rRhMPs MADE TO RETURN WITH
EVIDENCES OFTHETR CRIME.
A Marble Company Organized Near sal"
Retre Cave to Quarry Onyx and MAR
bie--wsve Of Prosperity.

GpRrNGWOOD. VA. Dec. @-Speclai.
On the right OF the 9th near luna; III
6hls county. the bar-room OF {. r. frlhg-
er was entered by three or four rampS
And whisky ana canned goods sto'ea.
The party also broke into the chicken
house and helped Themselves TO plenty
Of poultry and left. Yesterday morning
Mr.. Fringer and some friends WIN VIM
chesters followed them up ana captuied
them about "a mile below buchahah,
where hey were Iva camp arranging 10,
n chicken stew. With plenty OF sood
whisky They were marched mo buch-
snan Yesterday about 10 o'clock with tne
Wilderness OF Their own gum IN tht.t h1 ,u
being made to carry the chickcns, nv
,er;ies wcr, an white and wholly I'M
xnown but this Mr.. Fringcr thinks ~ the
.econd time they have broken ~ on MN
SNOW AND ICE. go
This section mas been covered win
NOV since ths 9th ANA the weather WY
,old with quantities OF ICE III lnt ~,
The holidays have given the merchants
ARG business and products nave bcen
m good demand. especially turkeys ana
,gfs. ..,t..., ta,L renorts
increased dealings and heavy busin. ,s
,of this season. nj pal,n - ,nsfitufions
best Differed ana managed iIls.l.n''Vns
N this entire lection ana Is CROWNS
vcadit,. ir public ftvor and patronage.
MORMONS AT WORK.
Norman elders have been i'tchti9 '
vess!9c this section for the dissein nalloh
~ their peculiar r. giOus views, bul nave
mot with little success. so Tar. -.
The election Of Captain George W.
prockeurldee rs our county Judge solves
, very uneasy question with our. our pMso o pa
ana gives great public saOsiaclioh. ~" M
her 81 the House X. h. Stoncr, OF th'S
,ounty Is at home in Fincastle' SPENDING
he holidays From the present out
look there Will be general business
rcv1yai with The incoming Of the spring.
BRASS WORKS.
Tho Buchanan Brass works mas su sun
heavy orders that only one Day WAS
,iven The men for Christmas holiday.
Yesterday Mir. Justin styne and wl h
ief, for seattle. Washington, win the
,isw of making their home In that coun-
try. ,... ,,oor cal,
petre cave in this county has lately or
embed with "A capital of $4,000. L. I.
Parker. manager. They get out fine spe-
rimens Of onyx ana marble anu OF.
eouipped with machinery for cutting ana
polishing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30

CHASE CITY, VA, Dec @.-special;-
The people of this county, especiail! the
farmers seem TO be In better ana hlgher
spirits Tobacco is selling high ana the
roads have been fairly good. so they nave
had no trouble to get their crops 10 mar
Ect business for this year is reported by
ali of the business men OF this place as
having been better than for many years
nast. 4 am told by the Chase city Man
i,Iacfurirg Company, which is our lars-
est wagon manufacturing company III
Virginia. that their business has beeh
over double what they had expected Ior
this year. -. ,,.,,
There are good many people mere from
a distance who will spend the winter az
The Mineral Hotel Among them are d.
~. Travis. wife and TWO children OF
south Boston, Va. Mrs. T. Nj. Beckham
and Miss n. q. Beckham, OF hichiilo,u,
Mir, E. NJ. Powers. Of Washington, ID. -
Mir. and Mrs. y. K. Edscrion, OF salem,
\. c.: Mr.. James y. Gentry and vie, "i
Raleigh. y. c.. Mrs. 5. y. Paxton ana
daughtcr and Miss ). Is. Rowan, OF Lex
ington, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30
REOUTTdL NOT PLACED.
The Futurity Winner Makes a Bad snow
ing in the Crescent City Handicap

NEW ORLEANS. December z9'-lhe
Crescent city Handicap was the lea
tire to-day. Requital the Fuurity WIN
nor with !. J. McCafferty mp. failed OF q
place. octave was the only winning Ia
vorite. The weather was fine the track
good and the attendance large. Sufniha-
ries:
First race-six furlongs-Lucky Mon
dav rs TO - first. Amateur e. 10 y second :
geal a. to- - third. Time. l.l' 81.
Second race-siX furlongs-OctaVla Oh
10 - first: To- Simmons l5 TO j. second {,
Al Lone 90 10 - third. Time. 1916 Ia.
Third race-Crcscent city Handicap. one
mile and AN eighth-Macey 10 10 > irst;
Judge Steadman 90 10 - second j. Shep-
pard % 10 u third. Time 1884 IT,
Fourth race-One mile and half-Eva-
natus 90 20 - first. Mamie LIS Sister q
10 ID second. Charina IS 20 - third
Time. 2:ii 1t
Fifth race-six acknowledgements 90
10 ID first. Rushneld 90 10 ID second;
Nellie O2 10 - third. Time. 1910.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30

paGes on Christmas Day. when they fall
ed TO nnd the trail OF the fox.
The chase started from the New Reser-
yoir through Mr.. Skeletons farm, from
there through Leonard Heights. then
across the road through Johnsons farm,
and out on the Broad street road. passing
the old church building and from there
crossing over towards he'old Grub house.
thence across the woods and the tracks VI
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad 10 the Kennels.
There We're about twenty-five riders IN
the ueld. and among them were the foi-
lowing ladies: Mrs. Andrew II. Christian;
Miss Christian. Miss Maude Biacker ana
Mrs. Thomas y. Carter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30
Ice-Ska,ing Races.

NEW YORK. Dec 29.-W r. Walton,
manager Of Arthur A. Chase. the English
champion middle distance 'cycllst. ard
Earle Reynolds to-day signed articles Of
agreement for series OF ice skating
races between Chase and Reynolds
These races it Is announced, will be
for a purse Of Se9. and side stake OF
500. The first race will. In all probability.
be held at silver Lake. 5. l.. where the
national championships were held last
year. or In New York city; the second
nj Buffalo or Toronto, and the third al
Montreal all early in the new year The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30
DEATHS.

DtDT.AKE-Died. December the 2sth. at
9.3o O'Clock +. NJ, at his late residence.
1910 Taylor street, JAMES ALVIN
DIDLAKE, in the forty-second year OF
mis- age. ~ Doo,t..
churcb NJ 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
KEVENEY. Died. December 18th: at ,
=. NJ. NORA. infant daughter OF Joli
dence 100 west Marshall street.
Funeral arrangements VIII be an
nOunced later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30
yOMAN coWHIDEs wOMAN.
Mrs. Huffman Fined Fifteen Dollars Tor
the Ofence--Dwelling Burned

ROANOKE. va, Dec. 20.-Special.-
Mr. - l.. Huffman was fined So to-day
ON the charge of cowhiding Mrs Joseph
Daniel. the wife of a railroad man. Inc
rial Was of a very sensational nature
and grew out of jealousy ON the part Oh
The home of q. r. Lipscomb. worthy
colored citizen on the corner on ElShth
avenue and Third street, northeast, was
destroyed by fire tonight together WIN
ali the contents. The loss is estimated AT
about 81 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30
SHOT ms UfFI.
Edward Mason Processes To he Glad oil ~
and l. Sorry She Lived.

NORFOLK, VA December Isl
ward Mason, having separated i ION NE
60, vic married Eva Dixon. The lat
tor discovering that Mason was mar
ried refused him admittance 10 her
rooms. Mason. half drunk. forced MS
wav into the house at o'clock to-nishl
and. after row shot the woman through
the abdomen. woundng her fatally II Is
thought She was taken 10 the hospital
and operatod on. When arrested Mason
admitted the shooting and said he was
q'ad Of II and was sorry she did not die
when the bullet struck her He jokingly
avorred that he hoped if she died.
Jury would he secured which would hang
him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30
7TTJITONS TNTOITED.
suit for Reclaimed Land on CieNelands
Water Front

suit Tor NccIaimed Lhhu Oh NI''"'"""
Water Front.
CLEVELAND. o., Dec. 29.-Nlthin
Few DAYS one Of the greatest legal haI,
ties which has ever been brought 10 lri"l
i'm this city will commence before the
Court Of Common Pleas.
The case ig that of the city Of Cleve-
land AGAINST the Lake Shore. Big -Four,
PennsyIvarla and cleveland ana Puts
burg Railroad Companies. ana Involves
The title 10 millions Of dollars worm OF
property on the lake front.
The railroad tracks originally ran alons
close 10 the waters edge but ior ye.t
- .,or,uarieg have been filling in the
lake until large tracts of land have been
created This ground is now claimed 10y
brilliant array Of legal talent has
been employed on both sides ana me con
test will De watched with great Interest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30
Transacted Routine Business.

The stockholders Of the University COL
lcge OF Medicine hald their annual met me-,
lng last evening I'm the office OF Df. HUI
ter Mcclure. Oh Sixth ana Grace 81 80,
49,, Iisnosed of the usual amount OF r0u-
fine business. Nothing Of any pubic III
tcrcst transpircd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30
AcHRJsTMiS ACCIDENT.
A Young Man Lose His Eyes Fro" '"h-
nam Cracker Masonic Celebration.

BLACKSTONE. VA. Dec. Especial.
obritt' Clowpett, a deserving young citi-
zen. was badly injured q few days ago
nv The premature explosion in his face
nj a cannon cracker. 1t Is feared thdt
his sight is impaired. If not DESTROYER Du1
eve nds prevent an examination or the
eyes. , ,.soo oole-
brated 81. Johns night with a royal sup
per at the Hotel Robinson. after Ma
Shurch Inv REV. j. II Sturgis The lodge
and many visiting brethren attended
church in "A body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30

WASHINGTON. Dec. 29.-Assistant Sec
rotary Howell yesterday received a tele-
gram from Collector Mcfarland AT Tam
pa. stating that he was advised that the
embargo on the expectation Of tobacco
from Havana. cuba. would De raised
within the next twcnty-fOur hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30
Barkcr-Dunn.

PELONA. VA. December @;-Speclai'
Mir. Walter h. Barker. OF Rchmohu'
Va. and Miss Mary Francis Dunn were
married at Providence church last even
Ing al 4:3O o'clock. The wedding march
was played by Miss Estelle hudd ana
wife by The Rev. c. +. stebbins. OF
Chester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30

men deposited $3.50 each to bind the match.
Reynolds was the winner OF the national
championship of America last year. Chase
holds a number Of European shallhs re-
cords.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30
ASPLENDfD RUN

~ the members OF the Deep hun Hunt
Club Yesterday Afternoon.
The Deep Run Hunt Club had another
successful meSx yesterday afternoon
when the start was made from the New
Reservoir. Owing 10 the bad experience
with tho red fox on last Saturday II had
been decided TO once more have drag
The hounds were In good condition and
fully redeemed themselves for their esca-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30

The Times Almanac and Encyciopaedi a
,or 1Sqs Is now ready. and is ON sale to-
dav at The Times Office and at the news
stands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30

The Richmond Academy OF Medicine
and Surgery has changed Its meeting
place from the Young Mems Christian
Association TO Lee Camp Hall. where the
january session will be held. The library
will be removed at once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30

DIR. George A. 1aDer Colonel Johh -.
cary's family physician. sla,ou , ,nc,I
night that the Colonel hdu Ies ,.,,,,., ems
dwrino. fLe day. and all OF his symptoms
,,.'re faxorable 10 his early recovery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-30

The Times Almanac and Encyclopedias
for lSaS is now ready. and is on sale 10
dav AZ The Times ONCE and at the news
Z