davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-11-01
The people of Lehi should take

some interest in the fact that a
vacancy in the city council is to
be filed at an early date. They
should impress on the present
members where their preference
.ies.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-11-01

Entered at Leh Cuy, Pos.cgiee UTAH for
appropriations tL-su1h the mails as ssesnd-ciass
ter.
LEHI PUBLISHING
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-11-01
William Bennett, defendant.
SUMMONS.

The State OF Utah to said defendants
You are hereby summoned 10 appear
within ten days alter the service Of this
summons upon you, ii served in the
County in which the action ia brought,
otherwise within twenty days after its
service, and defend the above entitled
action and in case OF your failure to DO
so. judgement will be rendered against
you according to the demand OF the
complaint, OF which copy is herewith
served upon you.
A. j. Evans,
Attorney for plaintiff.
Post Office address Box Il, Lehi city
Utah
Filed Oct Z, 1898.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
N. VI. slngerly.


PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2H-Wm. NJ.
sineerly. proprietor of the Philadelphia
Record. and Democratic candidate Tor
Governor Of Pennsylvania at me last
state election here. dci suddenly sun
day afternoon at his home, l.oi Locust
street. this city.
Heart disease was the immediate
cause Of death. His whole system had
teen weakened by the straiE n his re-
cent financial troubles.
Mr.. Sneerly had been suffering aoou.
ten days from 20 cold ana hni renalntd
az home since last Weane-h - "h 70
sitting In his bedroom smoking a q gar
he was seized with violent or oi coush-
ing and soon aftcrward ZEN dead
Mr.. sIugery was born in mis- city Ds'
c,mrer 81. 1852. and. with the execution
o. "A lrfcf rc-iod in his carly wanhood'
when he conducted "a commission mouse
In ,hicae0. Doc had Lived here ever since.
December -sd the Chestnut street Ma
tional Bank and the Chestnut str'es
Trust and Savings Fund Company OF
both OF which he VS. president. were
compelled to close their doors. Messrs.
Earle and Cook were made assisnees or
The trust company and Managers OF
plan looking 90 the liquidation or inc
affairs OF both institutions. Sir. singerly
promptly turned over t. them every per-
sonal asset he hal. Including his interest,"
In the Record. Since that time a tec'N-
err has been appointed Tor the bank. and
it's affairs and those 81 the trust COM
pany are IN process Of settlement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

vestigaHng Committee be discharged, but
the motion was opposed.
Means TO compel Mr. Winfree 20 name
the descrter were discussed.
Comrade Rcdford thought 1t best 70 pun
fish Mr.. Winfrce as being unworthy or
confidence if he refused.
GIST or THE MATTER.
Comrade Lakewood impressed upon the
committee that n0 discredit was meant
by Comrade Curtis wnen he moved the
committees discharge. I'm Comrade Ha-
zlewoods opinion tine committee should
wait upon Mr.. Winfree and ask him 10
name the man and report m case or his
refusal TO do so that they had traced the
rumor to Mr.. George Ninfree and that
nobody could place any confidence I'm what
be said.
Mr. Bevordge thought that that would
5e getting AT tine very gist of the matter.
Mr. Curtis withdrew his motion TO
discharge the committee.
Comrade Gibbs hoped that by the next
meeting something could be accom-
pHshed by this committee.
The committee was accordingly instruct
ed 10 wait upon Mr.. Ninfree and investi-
gate the charges referred to.
Past Lieutenant Commander Arthur
Evans Was present and spoke good
word for the camp.
A subscription fund was taken up for
the relief of Comrade Pcrdue. whose wife,
dying recently. had io', him seven child
rem. and hc without money. The amount
raised was sJ.5S. 10 which the camp addo'
fve dollars.
Comrade Rev. George q. Va ders'ice
was reported ill with pneumonia and the
Visiting Committee was notified officially.
After a brief speech by Mr.. Lewis Ma
son the camp adjourned
Any contribution of clothing. money
and other neceesarios for the aid Of Com
rade Pcrduo Will bee cheerfully ACCEPTED
IN addressed to Commander George Gibbs,
Manchester. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
BRIEFLY TOLD.

The reindeer obtained in Lapland by
the United states Government 10 be used
I'm carrying relief expedition mo tho
klond ke arrived ON thg Allan J. ne
steamer Mauitoban. ODe hundred and
thiriy-seven deer arrived.
Miss Lsona tus Imam. w nty-tour years
CID. "a bride of three months committed
suicide iu PA lad lph.a by taking carbol-c
acid. The motive is unknown.
The condition of affairs between Mica
ragua and Costa Rica is beg nm ng 70
arouse serious apprehension in oiic al
circles. and rs said 70 Involve not only
these two countries I'm war but also 10
drag all of the Central Americas repub-
lies into an armed conflict.
The entire system of Government ~
spection OF meat which has been oStah-
lished an the pacldug-houses OF IN IN ien
states was declared 90 be unconat tu-
tional ineff octive and void In an op 10
handed down in the In tod states DIS
trict Court to-day hy Judge Jonn Rod
gers. Federal Judge at Fort smith, Ark.,
who is situ < for Judg Phillips.
The sfoam OrceOu arrived az Nanlfno.
l. a. Monday from Skaguay and Dyea,
al ska She bad q number Of passengers.
who are returning home disguised WI n
Alaska. Peforo the oregon l'tt Alaska
seventeen deaths from cerebro-Spinal
me lngits occurred. DR.. .. bes'es. or
Astoria. who was n passeng on the
OREGON. predicts that the NUMBER OF
deaths will soon run into the hundreds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
A BAD NEGRO
His Conduct To Mrs. Maddcil Comes
Very Near Causing u LynchinG.

KEYSVILLE. VA. February &.-spe-
clal.- Saturday night about dark Jim
Bedford. worthless negro boy, about
twenty years old. went TO tho residence
OF ". L. Wadden, about one mile from
Keysylle. and asked his wife, young
woman. and daughter OF Mr. Samuel
Daniel. for some work 90 do, Offering 10
hire himself for one dollar ID month, say
ing he was from Durham and wanted 10
get enough money 10 get back.
She told him her husband was tine pro-
per party 60 see and that he was not at
home Tie then asked her Tor some
water which she gave him: then ho ask
ed for bread. and she gave him some.
He then caught hold of her and said
something which Mrs. Naddcll says sne
WIS so much frightened she did not nn-
derstand The mother of Mr. Naddell
was i'm the house. and upon Mrs Ndd-
dclrs screaming. came n and called Tor
help. pretending that there was 90 man
in the house.
The negro then ran on. IS soon as
Mr. Waddell came home be went al once
10 Keysviuc and swore out warrant
before Justice \. w. Keeling Tor his arr
rest. All the men in town soon turned
out. and after thorough search he was
found concealed ion a thicket below the
depot. He succeeded in making his es-
cape. but Mr.. T.. ~. Osborne DOGS were
soon brought into requisition ana TOOK his
track OF nicely. but before they over
took him ho was captured by Mr. Rush
Glinn.
Justice Keeling convened his court and
the prisoner was brought before Mrs.
Waddcn. who recognized and icen'iffi
him among several VINO were brought
before her
The negro admitted every detail of
Mr. Wrfdeu's tas'i'no~v "vcent that
ne touched her After hearing at the
Testimony. Justice Keeling sent him on
10 the grand jury. and team was got-
ten up and De started Tor the county jail
about Y o'clock IL was feared that he
would be lynched before the jnl was
reached. as there was 81 strong feeling
among some 20 make short work OF him.
but better Judgment prevailed.
The Sherin. fearing that ho might be
taken ont OF the JAIL tonight spirited
him away on the south-bound train %
Danyille for safe keeping
Jim Bcdford's family live at keysville
and he has been regarded as bad char
acter. He has been In hiding FOR some
time. on account OF misdcmcanors com
mitted in the town for which warrants
were out Tor his arrest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
OBITUARY.
DIR. John lewis.

DR.. John Lewis died on Saturday last
al his residence in NinS William county,
near Acquinton. Va. Dr. Lewis was
formerly a member N the House OF Dele-
gates from that county. and one or tho
oldest and most prominent physicians or
that section. lie was The son OF Warner
Lewis. Esq. deceased. OF Essex county
and "A brother-in-l1w of Bickerton VIM
ston. ESQ. OF Hanover county. ms
brother. the Hon. Thomas w. Lewis or
Essex county. one of the Oldest ciuzens
of tbat county. died but o. few weeks be-
fore him. aged about eighty-tve years
Dr. Lewis wa about eighty years Old
and leaves n widow and four cn'ldren'
Am OF whom arc married. viz: Philip w.
Lewis Of Walkerton. King ana queen
county. Warner lewis or 'nesieI"''n
copnf,.. Mrs DR.. ueucalion Gregory. II
King William county. and Mrs. DR.. Viz
ginluz C-,vton. OF Barton Heights. Hem
rico county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

l.. Cornwall Herbert lIamlyn
Carter Precinct: Charles 6. Raper'
Thomas i. Whiuock. N0fmand Smith.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
Bakers Precinct: Meyer Angle, Mar
un Shield. Isaiah johnson.
Smither's Precinct: j. Il. Syrcle, ----
Holloway. wash Williams
Hardiu's shop Precinct. ". r. Holds
worth. John yolelcr. james Simms
Seven Pines Precinct. j. a. Lacy 10
sept Castro. r. J. Carter.
BROOKLYN PhEClNCT
Chestnut Hin Precinct. Thomas G.
Bufiin. j. ". Quarles. Edward hatton.
Jones Precinct. T. j.. Jiilcr Herbert
FLOYD, Willie Tyler.
Barton Heights Precinct; j. VI. llar-
vev. W. o. Shor1urac. Geo. -. ,dngstor.
Bruinn Precinct: T.. E Ford. w. T..
Burton. Charles Houston
hungry Precinct. NJ. Y. Shepard. j.
l.. Harris. simon Jackson.
TUCKAHOE DISTRICT.
shumakor's Precinct. Georgo ". Pet
tus, Robert Carson Andrew kn'yer.
Ridge Church Prccinc,. a. o.. Smith.
r. u. Crouch. Major Eurr.t
Forks OF tho Road Precinct J. ".
Lennox. James TURNKEY. ". Bradford
Short Pump Precinct: J.. s. Leake J.
T. Nuckols. ". 4. Cauthorn.
Cation Precinct: j. vs. Jones. W. b.
Edwards :. S. Lea.
The Commissioners or Election are.
Messrs. VI. y. Sheppard, Charles T.. Nc
Cauu. ". ~. Holdsworth George W. Pct-
tus. and wash Williams.
Nearly al, OF tho appontece arc on offs
Gers. among ;hem j. r. Sycle. who was
tried ON the charge of refusing go res-
lister voters. but was finally DISCHARGED.
Henry Grady. young white man. was
tried before Squire james n.
Lewis. charged with stealing
horse and buggy. The young man
was drinking and drove Off in some ones
teams. The Squire was not satisfied with
the case so dismissed it but as Grady
was under bond and was surrendered
by his bondsman. the Squire required a
new bond.
In the County Court to-day am in
teresting will case will Doe heard. Some
of tho heirs Of the estate of H. A.
Iuckhard will try 10 upset The will "
the deceased on the ground that ne was
not Of sound mind when the instrument
was drawn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE MAGNATES.
The Board Refuses To Release McFar-
Iand--Ordcrs To Atlantic League.

ST. LOUIS. MO. Feb. 2S.-With the
exception of Andrew Friedman. president
OF the New York Baseball Club. all the
National League Magnates are here 10
attend the annual meeting which con-
ven,d to-day at the Southern Hotel A.
n. Soden Of Boston, had the proxy Of
Mr.. Friedman.
4 number of minor league officials are
also in the field to look after their re-
spective interests There Is considerable
work to Doe done by the league meeting
President Hanlon. who represents the
minority Of the Rules Committee, will re-
port "a rule 10 do away with rowdy ball
playing giving the president OF the lea.
que power TO suspend an offending player
Tor any length of time he may deem
proper.
There is some speculation as 10 who
will be appointed 10 hn the place on the
National Board OF Arbitration made va
cant by the death Of Charles n. Byrne.
Ned Hanlon, Jonn /. o. Rogers and G. II.
Edits are those most prominently
spoken of In this connection.
n. G.. Pulliam. Of Louisville. had this
20 say OF a report that promir ent distill-
ers of his city had formed a syndicate TO
purchase tine Browns:
~ millionaire distiller OF Louisville
told me 10 investigate the condition OF
the Louisville club TO see what a clean
bill Of sale of 70 could be secured for His
plan is 20 buy the club and place Arson
az tho head OF IT, That is all there Is
10 the story"
The petition Of Harry Berte for release
from the Quincy Club was dismissed.
j. C.. Herndon's petition for release
from reservation by Reading club was
granted and the petition Of W. +. Nc
Farland for release from reservation by
the Norfolk Club was denied as no evil
dence was presented 70 show that the
president OF the latter club had agreed
20 exempt him from reservation.
A request Of President Powers. OF the
Eastern League. for permission 10 hold
exhibition games IN National League ter
rltory prior and subsequent 70 the regu-
lar season was presented. IL was de-
cided that clubs OF a minor league had
no right 70 play games in the territory
OF the major league without permission
of the latter.
The claim OF the Lancaster Club for
James Hannivan. who was reserved by
BROOKLYN, and traded 70 Rochester. was
dismissed.
The Atlantic League was ordered 10 pay
bv May Is. 1898. Whatever IS duo players
Fox and McVeagh and any other players
to which it had become indebted by rea-
son OF assuming the liabilities OF the Ath-
letic club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
ROAD TO AYLETT'S.
\ Committee from King William Wis
is Richmond.

Messrs. I'D. Moncure. =. V. Clements.
Jr. and Isaac Diggs. constituting COM
mittce appointed by large meeting Of
the most influential citizens OF King VIII
liam county. held at Aylett's, Saturday
last. called upon Mr.. E. Randolph VIII
Jams. president Of the Richmond Trac-
ton Company. yesterday afternoon.
The committee was appointed 70 urge
the Traction Company which contem-
plates building an electric line TO New
castle Ferry in Hanover county, to extend
it ten miles further 50 as TO reach Az
let's. and. If thought desirable, TO go
through to Tappahannock, twenty miles
beyond.
Tho committee had a most satisfactory
talk with Mr. williams. laying before him
the advantages TO the company or the
proposed line, which will tap one OF tho
most fertile sections in the state.
II was pointed out that the company.
besides the income derived from passen-
ger and produce traffic. could make
contract with tho government by which
they could secure good revenue by car
ryine the mails through that section.
which IS done at present by horseback
service
Mr. Williams heard the committee with
attention, and promised 20 lay the mat
ter before the Board Of Directors OF the
Traction Company az its next meeting
The committed also waited upon sever
al members Of the Richmond Chamber Of
Commerce with a view to interesting that
body in the movement. There is no doubt
but that the chamber will recognize the
Importance of this road TO Richmond as
well as 10 the contiguous counties, and
will lend its influence 10 the scheme.
The road. II built. would follow route
from Richmond to Cold Harbor. thence
To Newcastle Ferry, on 20 Ayletts and
thence 10 TappahannOck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
New Regulations.

Some time this week colonel H. C.
Jones and Major Sol. Clutch
inns. commanding The First Regiment,
and the Blues. respectively will issue or
ders in accordance with the new military
regulations passed by the legislature and
approved by the Governor which Will add
20 the staff OF tho Brigadier-General one
acknowledgements one engineer
general officer. one iuspector-general of
rifle practice. each ranking major.
To the stan of each regiment of infan-
try ID viii add one judge-advocate one
engineer officer. one Inspector of rifle
practice each with Che rank on captain.
TO each infantry battalion stan it will
add one judge-advocate. one engineer Off
GER ana one inspector of rifle practice
each with the rank OF first lieutenant,
and on the stan of batalion of ariil-
lerv &c will give TO the assistant surgeon.
ouartermastcr. commissary Of suDsist-
oncc. ordnance officer and chaplain the
rank OF captain. instead OF hrst lieu
tenant. as heretofore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

ALLEN-D at her late residence. No
sJ2 north xth street. az 20 . clock
last night Mrs. HATTIE LEIGH AL
LEN. IN the thirty-nlnth year of her
age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
WFYMOUTH.-Died. at her residence.
No. 3 west Marshall street. Sunday,
February q. ISc. at 1880 4. NJ
MEDORA ELLA WEYMOUTH. wife
OF T.. j. Weymouth.
Funeral from late residence, TUES
DAY, March LIST. at $3.50 4. NJ Friends
and acquaintance invited 10 attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
KING GEORGES ASSAILANTS.
One Captured-Belongs TO a Tough
CIass--Iseiuses To Tell Anything.

ATHENS. Feb. 2S.-One Of the men
who attempted the life OF the King of
Greece on Saturday has been arrested.
Kardit2a Is his name and he Is a minor
employed in the Mayors Office here. He
refuses to give the name Of his accom-
uiice.
karditza. who IL thlrty-Gve years old
was formerly a non-commlssioned officer
I'm the army. He belonges to a class OF
doubtful repute. locally designated as the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
Gc,mnn-lmcricans Meet.

There will be- an important meeting u
the German-Amvlic8u Ladies' Aid Assoc
citation this afternoon at the Virginia.
Hospital punctually ot $3.50.
a large attendance will be expected
An arrangement Will bo made FOR an en-
tortainment 10 begin after Lent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
Horse Killed.

A fine horse belonging 20 a countryman
ran aw.y near Springfield school ycster-
day morning about $50 o'clock and ran
down Church lin avenue 10 Twenty-iirst
and Marshall streets whore n ram into "a
dray. breaking IFS leg and killing itself
from shock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
Mrs. Medora Ellen Weymouth.

Mrs Nodora Ellen Weymouth, the be-
loved " H. OF Mr. Eaear weymouth. dled
sunday morning at 800 O'Clock, aiter
continued illness, IN the hity-third year
she leaves several children besides nor
husband. and her loss VIII prove a pro-
found one to the pleasant circle ia "h''h
she moved -. ,-.,,, en-.
house at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon. IN
terment in Hollywood
Mrs. Mary j. Jones
Mrs Mary j. Jnes widow Of the late
Wili.an ID. Jones. died sunday art moon
~ . o'clock M her home. corner OF De-
catIlr and Fifth streets, Manchester, IN
he fftv-seventh year OK her age
she leaves three children. TWO Sons ana
The run raj will be held this afternoon
ar 9.20 o'clock from her LATE residence,
The burial taking place In Maury Gene
terry.
Mrs. Hattie Leigh Allen.
Mrs. Hattie Leigh Allen. the loving
VIII of Mr. William Allen. succumbed 10
a, br.ef illness Just before midnisht last
nieht In tho thirty-ninth year OF hsr
ace her residence. No. 80 north sixth
str she leaves four children.
The arrangements for the f04sersl ,dh
be announced duly. 8.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
HENRlC0 ELECTION JUDGES.
Nearly All the old Ones are Reap
pointcd--Cascs on Trial.

pOintcd--taScS on Trial
The Electoral Board 81 Henrico county,
met az the courthouse yesterday after
noon. Messrs. James r. Lewis chairman.
II. T.. Boyer and W. y. Boyd presents
and appointed judges of election for tho
various precincts of the county as fol-
lows:
VARINA DISTRICT.
Whitlocks Precinct: j. +. Whitlock.
Carter Harrison. and X. A. Adkins.
Town Hall Precinct: Q. i. McCauil, 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
NiasOns Meet.

Lodge OF strict Observance. NJ. ?a5 A.
j.. and 4. NJ. Will bold FL regular stated
communication at 81. Albans 'luu TO-
night at O'Clock There will be work In
the first degree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
Kontzavanns.

Koutzavantis.
King George has identified 4 photo
graph OF Kardtza as that OF one OF his
assailants.
Of congratulation from President Mckin-
ley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
The Street Committee Sets Aside a
Sum for That Purpose.
GRACE STREET BICYCLE TRACK,
Estimates for the work Submitted BY
the City Encinccr--Much Sewer
" ork to BE- Donc--Strccts 90 he
Sprink lcd--Othcr Matters.

~ " 90
preparation OF Ha9 Co relay the side
walk ~ ninth street. botweon Broad ana
,t.4, ,t.i.,. t.,... ,.... nd. ,,...
s0' "''' "'s4'"'. ' '"o '''.
When ihc committee was called 10
order Tho following members wcrc prc--
, ,r.... an. r..., rt. #
"'''' Ni"s. 'l'oii'eit' JON" o. N'''-'
Foster. locl. Carter Llwdcr cad ba-
hel
Under I'D suspension OF rules alega-
tioua wer. heard for thc paving of tno
Sidewalk. OBI OBJ. ives. SD. ot Nuu
street. from Broad l9 Main.
AIR. Eb.l moved tho appropriation OF
sI5n from OBJ. sidewalks FUND.- t9 carry
out Uni. work.
Aft john ST. King. having ascertained
tuut tlr Council had appropriated 5000"
f0r fh.. FUND.- 0,d whether the sum
OF 81 $50 would nor exceed The share nj
Madison Ward il il. sum was to De
divided hctNeen the wards. aa had ale
WY. ieeu done hci tfoiore. Mr. LueI ro-
piled Chat The mount taat Madison Ward
would eet under tAi- 1ifarst meni WouId
exceed fno sum mentioned in bis motion.
Tnere was some ci.cu 'np .- foo the ad-
Visibility of putting down rranoh,hic,
and Mr Ebor- motion was carried. Mt
John ~. Kin. to.ug Zoo the neAtttc.
PETITION FROM FULTON.
a. lrrs. number o- tns residents ~ Full
ton presented position for tlc mora'
of tle house ou corner oi Orleans ana
Seventh .re,i-. declaring 80 1920 obs tlu.-
uon o1 Seventh .rret Ine matter was
referred to Doe Ward committee and 'l'y
E1rireer
The petition of tHe Richmond Railway
ard Electric Company. for PERM sion 20
discontinue r1un'us cans from S,'tnih
fo linhhn street.. io Nlnih io h'Ih. ana
down fftnalm to iMtn'N-' -N''''
and TO eAienc Oh" tracks down lWchll-
hr7t f'i''' .' M'."' ava no TUT 'l'n
cars along Main stree. to Srprntn' WIS
presented ha. on mou"n "l MI hD'i'
90. c0n-ii' 'Il'n Was ro@tp'h'"
Ai"-liIon- "'i' tid'i to 10 '' '-@i" l''
paving il' IN'I' N''n'i'| ana I"'ii'p
s-lr'l FROM M'ln '' h'lh'
Ii' ga. Eh-iH''i WIS "I". 'u 10 "'
'..I'' ''' ..N. ,'i 'l. N'"''' '0'i'N ~
sewer Old Ii'hl '.'
toIili0Iii. Was I-,,i''N ~"
IT. j.. hnii"'.' 'si1'nt oi ,I'e
BOARD ol u. ii''. 4eD'in' i'NoIn7 '.'"- 81
s'" sn''Io '' '-I ~, i,o
(WHICH '' ."' ~.
'. .- .' ,i'. -
~-.',,.1 49, t,- ,i,,. i,-.~,,eer
,r. ..iio,,t.,.. ,',.,i.., mas. r'csi,.-i fror,
.s,.,... ,...,..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
No River an! HarhOr Bill.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2-lt can be
stated positively that no river and har-
Dor bin will be reported at this session
OF Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the moley ~ IL fai
10 cure. pc. The genuine has l.. b. Q. oi
each tablet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

Nr King moved Chat ALLEGATIONS be
asked FOR paving thc west side OF Shafcr
street from Franklin t0 Broad. Tie also
asked for alterations for tine construction
" sewers in Catherine and Boyd streets.
Ills requests were granted.
Mr Klna asked THAT an alley Doe graded
iack OF Trinity church by the city's
hands aui carts
Mr. Kus ALSO asked FOR ALLEGATIONS FOR
having the sidewalks of Marshall street
between Twenn-hrs. AND Twenty-sccond.
Both request were granted.
Nr Pollock moved than committee Of
three bc appointed 90 look into the con-
sfructi0n Of sewers generally and the AS
ecfrrneni therefor Mr.. Pollock contend
"a that ii was too bard Ou the citizens 10
assess them for the construction o. big
sewers which could hc constructed by
'he city without "a cost OF one cent 10
citizens Hc asked that tho City AttOr-
env and City Engineer be added 90 the
committee.
Tho motion prevailed and the Chair
Appointed Nessrs. Pollock. Ebel and
glOomberg.
On motion OF Mr.. BioomberE. Chairman