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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-01
BISHOP J. C. CRANBERRY
PREA CHEs At B0YDTON WHERE HE
WAS LONG STATIONED.
Exciting FoA Chase ny Besdton Huntnen
and Fine Packs OF Dogs "A Californian
who saw the First Snow In His Life.

RoyDToN, VA. Jan. 3i.-Speciai.-
Bishop J. {. CRANBERRY. OF the Methodist
Epsscopal Church. South, preached two
excellent sermons here yesterday. The
bishop graduated from Randolph-Macon
College, then located at this place In Nm
In 1854 ne was sent as chaplain TO tho
college and served In thai capacity for
two years. Many Of the older citizens
waited upon his ministry then and 1t was
with especial delight that these heard
him preach again yesterday. The bishop
is In a condition OF wonderful preserva-
,,on considering that he was an invalid
Cor 40 many years and he preached with
much yigor at both services and seemed
no, TO be fatigued at the conclusion.
FOX CHASE.
Several Boydton citizens are very FOND
of fox hunting and keep fine dogs. one
Of the most noted hunts OF the season Is
one in hich Cashier r. w. overly"
MessrS. G. NJ Phillips Chambers Goode
and Elan we're the participants The
chase was after an old red, which they
,railed for over two hours and when he
was Jumped. he was holly pursued from
start 10 finish for two and quarter
hours and finally driven In hole. After
being captured he was taken TO Basker-
willie and a second race was had with
about forty dogs and twenty-five riders.
Nsthing has been heard Of the negro
outlaw Harvey Cole for several days.
Several parties have been out at night
for the purpose of capturing him and It
Is thought that he has left the neighbor-
hood for the present.
SAW HIS FIRST SNOW.
II has teen showing here all the morn
ing chick and fast
A Mr. Turner from Southern CalifoS-
MIA, a farmer. who has been here for
several n onths says he has never seen a.
snow and did not intend returning home
until be saw one.
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lCR4lYK PIN BROKE.
Norfolk and " esierI, Trains Delayed-Ad-
{u,rryef Insane.

PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. 3l.-Special.-
In consequence OF tho breaking OF a
crank pin OF the locomotive of freight
train on the Norfolk and Western rail-
road near Disputanta Station. this morn
ing the Cannon BAH train was de-
tanned here about one hour and half,
and the west bound passenger train Tor
I,ynchburg. did not reach Petersburg un-
iii 1890 A. NJ. a wreckjng car was sent
from Crcwe.
some time between Saturday night and
this morning Farmers tobacco warehouse
on Sycamore street. was broken into and
the iron safe robbed OF 1910.
The first snow az the winter fell here to-
day' The fall was about two inches, but
the fakes melted quite rapidly.
At late hour last night while Mr.. VIII
liam Friend was passing along Franklin
street he was shot at by some unknown
person who was concealed IN neighbor-
Ing alley.
Mr.. j. Keene Britton. a widely known
young man of this city, was adJudged in
sane this afternoon by a maglstered COM
mission and ordered 10 be sent 10 one Of
the State Asvlums.
The Park View Church of Christ yes
terday selected officers as follows:
Elders. c. Hardy anG A. \. Haskins:
Deacons-W l. Boswell. j. y. Beck, w
H. Ryland, J. 8. Lyman and August Pc
gan; Clerk. w ]. Boswell Treasurer. j.
n Beck Among the discin'es the elders
have spiritual oversight Of The church and
the deacons take charge OF the temper al
affairs. The building now owned and oc-
cupied by this church was at one time
McCabe's University School house Ii has
however been fitted up neatly and pre-
sents very attractive appearance
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Frederick >burg Affairs.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Jan. I.-
Special.-The revival services which have
been in progress at the Methodist church
mere for the past three weeks closed last
night. Eighteen have protested CONVEX
sion.
Or. J. j. Iamerty. Of Richmond, IS
booked for a lecture at the Fredericks-
burg College Thursday night.
Revival services will take place ut the
Baptist church beginning the 18th of Feb
ruary. The pastor. DR.. T. 5. Dunaway,
Will be assisted by Rev. II. W. Tribble,
of Charlottesville.
Mr.. Anthony Patton and Mrs. NJ. +.
Wnittemore. both of whom are very i'll,
are slightly i'm proved to-day.
For the bene Mt OF the Mary Washing
ton Hospital, dhe association has made
arrangements to give on the 18th. 18th and
10th OF February at the Opera House. an
entertainment 10 be called the Carnival
OF Seasons. Each season will be repre-
scented by approp rate tables and booths.
The ladies' in charge Of II are a sufficient
guarantee Of its success.
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wreath nd veil Her maids wore white
aibatros IND white slippers. They We're
Misses El'nor Carpenter. Mary Gilbert.
Josie Hail. Lutte Carpenter, Jennie Gil-
bert, Anna Wetsel with Messrs. Frank
Gilbert, John X. Deane. Henry Gilbert.
Jr.. David Die kerson. joab Hamm. ana
Charlie DetaInore. The house was ora
mented with pretty evergreens.
Amid much laughter and nun the
brides cake wis cut. Miss Elinor Car
penter found the ring. Miss Josie Hall the
money and Mrs Gilbert the darning
needle.
A large reception was also given the
groom on the mig ut OF the 9th. at his
fathers. Mr.. Henry Gilbert. where a most
of friends gathered and enjoyed them
selves after partaking OF the handsome
feast spread for them. IL was by all pro-
nounced a success. aund the most ENJOY
able event OF the seas'on IN Greene.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert VIII leaNe MONDAY
for Albemarle. where tney VIII make
their home for the pres ent. They will be
missed very much I'm IN IS community. as
Miss Lula was one Of II most attractive
young ladies' and Mr.. TOM Gilbert one
OF its most popular youni' men.
lie VIII be especially mi SEQ IN the song
services at Spring Hill. Were ne attend
cd regularly both Sund y-schooi and
church, and his fox hunting friends regret
very much having 10 give up one or their
enthusiastic number.
Whilst Mr.. and Mrs. jams Dickerson
and household were attending the we'd
ding at Mr.. Hairs. some one entered their
house and priced upon a drawer ana stole
thirty dollars. The rogue did not get ten
which was in the same drawer in another
place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-01
SICK ~ THT PULPIT.
Two Fires in CIarksvilIe and One Cooks
Hams BY the Wholesale.

GAINESVILLE. VA, Jan. 31.-Special.
While occupying his pulpit yesterday the
Baptist preacher of this town was at
tackled with something like vertigo. and
had 70 stop preaching. His place was
supplied by a preacher present, and the
service went on uninterruptedly.
Rev. DR.. Royal. Of Chase city. viii
give a temperance talk at the Methodist
churcr fere on the night Of February
10Th. He is a fluent and forcible speaker.
by the upsetting of an oil stove IN the
room Of a lady on Main street very seri-
Gus accident was narrowly averted. The
room was damaged. besides the loss OF
bed clothing.
In the smoke-house OF Mr.. Henry Size
more Of this town. not long since the
hired boy built a fire to smoke the meat,
which was neglected. with the result that
a considerable quantity OF meat was wen
nigh cooked Fried ham Is very 20 ou
but It is not convenient 10 have II on
such a large scale on hand at one TIN e,
Snow IS falling and fast covering ~ =
natural objects around. Colds. IN GRIM
and pneumonia have been prevalent. bul
the snow may serve to correct these COM
plants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-01
Chatham ChitChat.

CHATHAM. VA. Jan. -Special.--The
roof OF the cook room in the rear Of Mr..
u. J. Pattersons residence on Depot
street caught fire Saturday during a
high wind. and as there are frame build
ings all around this building, il would
have been quite serious had the fire got
ten out. a quick response TO the alarm.
however ended the matter. and the house
was only slightly damaged.
Rev. MIR. Wiley. of EVingtOn, Is assist
ing Rev. j. Il. VIM in meeting at the
Watson Memorial NJ. r.. church. A new
pipe organ has been placed IN Emanuel L..
T. church.
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PROPOSED ELECTRIC ROAD.
Picked In the Eye by "A Chickcn-GaIne
VERY plentiful.

WHITE MARSH =. O. VA, Jan. O.
Special-Much interest Is being developed
over the proposed electric road through
this section. II the scheme materializes,
II will bring us very close TO the State
Capitol.
Mr. A. w Withers is sinking an arte-
sian well at 'Severnby," his handsome
country home.
Mr. ". A. Thruston. OF the Tidewater
Telephone force. met with a painful acct
dent several days since He was picked
In the eye by a chicken that had flown
In his face.
X is rumored that Warner Hall is
being negotiated for by Mr.. A J. Ford,
OF Richmond.
Mr. II. A. vanderpool has returned to
New York city 10 accept an appointment
there.
Rabbits are very numerous. Mr. w F.
Taylor has killed over one hundred lately
ahead OF his beagles.
Quail are quite plentiful. as are also
Wild turkeys. and II the exceptionally
mild winter weather Is Continued. they
will probably be very abundant another
season.
Neither the North River nor Hickory
Fork fox hunting clubs have he'd much
luck this season. as the foxes have al
most entirely disappeared from this sec
ton.
1, Is not known whether this Is due 10
disease or migration.
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CADETS AND STUDENTS.
v. ". I. Base-BaIlists Getting to Work
Dona'ion for Tucker Hail.


LEXINGTON. VA. Jan. 3l-Special-
Virginia Military Institute which have
were concluded Friday, and the classes
began their academic studies for the
second term on Saturday.
The candidates for the baseball team
OF the institute have recently been doing
a great deal OF practice. and will go in
regular training for the team from now
on. There are good many applicants.
General Scott Shipp. superintendent Of
the institute. has been very sick for the
past week. and continues very unweu.
Saturday night the Graham-Lee and
Washington Literary Societies Of Wash
ington and Lee University held joint DC
bate IN the Graham-I.ee Hall. The Qlcs-
ton. Resolved. That the United states
should acknowledge the belhgerenry Of
Cuba" was forciby debated on the az
firmative by Messrs. Will p. Stul.., of
Kentucky. and J. Y. Withers Virginia.
representing the Graham-Ise Society, Ond
on the negative by Mesds. J. J. Vim. of
Alabama. and W X. Mc'Clung, Of Viz
ginia, representing the Washington So
ciety. The judges decided I'm favor Of the
affirmative.
Mr.. II. Albert Lang. OF West Virginia,
was elected president Of t,le Granam-Lee
Literary Society last Saturday aIght' Mr.
J. T. Withers. Virginia. vice-president.
and Mr.. A. T. White. West Virginia.
treasurer
Mr.. Frank T. Howard. an alumnus OF
Washington and Lee University. mas sent
a check for $500 10 Mr.. Henry st. George
Tucker, To Ia used for the Tucker Me-
mortal Hall
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/ CAN'T BREATHE
Through NY Nose Freely, Like
Used To.

This is what a patient said TO the re-
nowned catarrh specialist. DIR. Hart
, nan, the other day, while consulting
! dm. In fact. this is what hundreds OF
n atients are saying TO DR. Hartman
g, 'ery year. This means that the patient
hi nasal catarrh. II may be slight IL
M ~ be severe. but none the less surely
ma sal catarrh. Nasal catarrh soon be-
COZ mes catarrh of the head. producing
roa ring. deafness and watery eyes. Ca
tar, n OF the head soon becomes catarrh
of he throat. producing hawking, hoarse-
ness. difficult swallowing. Catarrh OF the
throa soon becomes catarrh of the bron-
chsi fubes and lungs, or perhaps follows
the oe sophagus to the stomach, producing
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in the world. wss celebrated here Sunday
afternoon with appropriate and impress
sive exercises. Many well-known people
were present. among whom were Robert
c. ogden. OF New York: George Foster
Peabody. Of Harvard College: William
Jaw Scheinfilin and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Curtiss James Of New York. EulOgistic
addresses were delivered by Mr.. ogden
and Prof. Peabody.
Hundreds OF people witnessed the OK
ercises at the CloSe of which the grave
of Gen. Armstrong. at the head OF which
stands large block of lava brought from
the land Of his birth. Hawaii. was decor
ated with flowers. Yesterday In the nu--
merous colored schools OF the South and
the Indian schools of the West. taught
by graduates of the institution. the ami
Versary was becOmingly celebrated. Gen.
Armstrong died In this city May IL, 1893.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-01
TIE WTANoKE CAN'T ne rovED
She VIII BE Blown Up-Celebration Of the
tm"'icus Club.

am""icus Club.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Jan. 3O-Spe-
cial-AnOther attempt was made vester-
day 10 float the old Dominion steamer
WyanOke. sunk at the mouth Of the
James river April 8, 1895. in collision with
the cruiser Columbia. while bound from
Richmond TO New York II proved
failure, and as last resort the contrac-
tors viii use dynamite 10 remove the
wreck. Air sacks were placed in the
steamers holds and inflated with air. BY
this method It was expected 20 lift the
ship and drag her 10 the shore. After
pumping air into the bags for ffty-two
hours a tug was attached TO the wreck
but IL failed 10 move the ship. which is
firmly imbedded in the mud. The first
attempt TO float the vessel by the air-bag
process was made last October. but ii
proved unsuccessful The contractors
have expended a large sum Of money i'm
attempting 10 remove the wreck. which
lies in the channel, and II will cost anoth-
er large amount TO blow no the old ship.
Jack Magee and Ed. Slater. charged
with conducting gambling dives. were ar
rested yesterday The cases are set for
hearing in the Police Court Wednesday
morning.
The Americas Democratic Club cele-
brated its third anniversary tonight, Civ
ing a banquet at Armory Hall. Among
those present were Congressman w. a.
Young. ex-Congressman Tyler Hons c.
NJ. Wallace. and Thomas Temple Powell.
members of the House OF Delegates. A
number of toasts were offered. but the
principal addresses were made by Mr.. r
G. Bckford of this city. who responded
10 the "Old Virginia" and Judge Baker i.
Lee, Of Hampton, whose subject was
Democracy"
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Roberta Sharp 10 Mr.
w NJ Taylor. in the Hampton Baptist
church. Tuesday evening. February 18th.
Miss Sharp is the stcnographer at the
Chamberlin Hotel, Old Point.
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Armour 81 Nor. ok.

NORFOLKK. VA. Jan. 3l.--The recent
visit OF Philip Ar mOur, Jr., to this city
has resulted in the decision Of the great
packing-house To establish an immense
Southern distributing depot here. 1t Will
be located AT Pinne RS Point between the
terminals of the Pennsylvania and South
ern railways. and will include a large
ice plant for Armour refrigerator cars.
and series 81 cold-storage warehouses,
OF ample capacity. for the firms Southern
trade. and also for the handling OF perish
able freight Of ali kinds.
The plant will be the largest OF its
kind east of Chicago and will give en-
ployment to about 100 hands. The land
has been secure d and the work OF con-
struction Will begin Immediately
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Hl~h land CnnntN.

CRAZE BOTTOlf. VA. Jan. 29--Special
"A revival Of UNI usual power and interest
has been IN PROGRESS here for the past
three months conducted by the Rev. j.
W. Mcneil. pastor of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. South with result OF
more than "A hundred conversions
Col Benjamin Hiner, one of the most
prominent citizens of Highland county
Gied nj his HON in Mcdowell Tuesday.
Mr.. Hner repre- 'ented Pendieton county
w Va. in the Legislature of that State
for several scssiO ms.
Mr. Charles X. Newman and bride. Of
Lexington. Va. arrived here last week
on "a visit TO tho home OF his father, Mr..
j. &. Newman.
This place is now connected with Staun-
ton, and Valley counties by telephone. "a
great convenience TO the people of this
section.
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Cha 'lotte County.

ROUGH CREEK. VA. Jan. 3l.--special.
Mr.. y. l.. Ada ms and Miss Sallie b..
Pugh. both Of this vicinity. left Thurs
day morning for Pelham. y. c., where
they were married. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. Brckwith Adams brother
OF the groom. and Mr.. Douglas Pugh,
cousin OF the bride.
The farmers are busy stripping tobacco
A good many are selling and getting good
prices.
Miss jamie +. Plgh. who has been Wis
iting her brother Mr. Thomas r.. Pugh
has returned to her home at MadisonVille
Mr. j. r. Webb. who has been at home
here sick has so far recovered IS TO be
able TO return TO his business in Lynch
hurry
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SUNDAY in Salem.

SALEM VA, Jan. Sl.--Special.- The
Presbyterian church Sunday had a con-
gregational meeting. and elected James
W. Johnston and Benton Wiley elders.
and Henderson Lee, S. II. Goff and J. II.
Smith. deacons.
The regular annual joint meeting OF the
Christian Endeavor Societies OF the Luth-
eran and Presbyterian churches was held
In the former church Sunday evening.
two-inch snow. the first this winter,
fell here last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-01
ELEGiNT COUNTRY UEDDTyG
Mr.. Thomas Gnber, Makes Miss Lula Hall
His Bride.

WETSELS. Jan. 29.-Special-A beauti-
full home wedding was solemnlzed at the
brides fathers. Mr.. George Hall. of
Greene county. on Wednesday. the 26,h.
at g o'clock +. NJ. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Hugh Goodwin.
and the contracting parties were Miss
Lula Hall and Thomas Gilbert, both OF
this county
Some time before the hour appointed.
ing the terribly muddy roads with rela-
tives and friends TO witness the impress
sive ceremony and partake OF the sump-
tuous supper which was prepared for all.
Everybody enjoyed the delightful music
rendered by Mr.. Camm Herndon and his
accommodating wife.
The bride carried a lovely bouquet Of
flowers and was becomingly attired in a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-01
Hamninn totes.

HAMPTON. VA. Jan. 3.-Special-At
n meeting Of the Peninsula Guards. Com
pany d. Fourth Virginia Volunteers. held
a few NIGHTS ago. frank II. Crouch was
elected First Lieuten to till the va
cancy caused by the resignation OF Lieut..
Vernon l.. DoueheIty.
The Elks will hold a fair during the
week. commencing February 18th. The
profits will go toward their charity fund.
Many donations have already been re-
ceived and the indi cations are that the
fair viii be a success.
A movement Is on foot 20 organize a
battalion Of naval reserves here.
The first snow of the season is falling
here to-day.
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NORFOLK. VA. Jan 3L-Special.-
navy yard this afternoon. He came from
old Point Comfort where he has been
staying for his health. He was accom-
panied by a number of friends. The par
~ was driven TO the navy yard where
they were accorded welcome by Com
mOdore Farquhar commandant. and by
Capt. Wise. executive officer Of the yard.
y salute was fired in honor OF the WIS.,
itors from the battery at St. Helena.
At the Atlantic Hotel this afternoon an
Informal reception was rendered the Gov
ernor many prominent citizens paying
their resDectS.
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The Mason Murder Trial.

ABINGDON. VA. Jan. 31.-Special- -
After the conclusion OF DR.. Apperson's
testimony to-day in the Mason case,
three other experts. Or. w. II. Price,
Or. Young and Dr. Brady were examined.
DR.. Brady has ben connected heretofore
with the asylum at Marion and Or. Price
has known the prisoner and family for
many years.
All agree that the prisoner is Of unsound
mind and not responsible for his actions.
There ore three physicians 10 be ex-
amined tomorrow and afterward the
Commorw( alth will introduce rebuttal
testlmCny
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WRIT or ERROR REFUSED.
McBridge Must Serve his Sentence of
Eighteen Years--Judge white Sick.

AIARTINSVILLE. VA. Jan. 3l.-Spe-
cial.-Judge 5. G.. White, of the Circuit
Court. in the case against McBridge for
murder of A. b. Crawford. refused the
writ Of error. and the supersedeas from
the County Court of Patrick.
This Is the case in which McBridge was
sentenced TO be hung, appealing to Judge
white
4 new trial was allowed him. on the
second trial he was found guilty OF muir
der in the second degree and given eigh-
teen years I'm the penitentiary-
Judge Whittle is very unwell, being
confined to his room with Ia grippe.
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Mrhrrrin Inharcn Sales

MEHERRIN, VA. Jan. 3l-Special.-
The nrst opening sale of tobacco took
place At Meherrin Saturday. There were
2O6C6 pounds sold at an average of S5.62
Among the buyers we're Messrs. Silas
Shelburne. Il. J.. Wallace. George T.. Pass
more. and J. T.. crute, of Richmond:
Messrs. J. II. Maclin, J. {. Robinson. r.
NJ. CraddOck. Mr.. Purdy, Gen. Stith Boil
ing and j. Colin Neal (auctioneer). OF Pc
tersburg; Messrs. n. G. Wood and W. r.
Fowlkes OF Danville
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-01
BALrIMoRE pHYSICIAN HURT.
The Y. VI. &. A. Directors Elect p Successor
ROY. ". VI. Hope.

PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. 3l.-Special.-
Dr. Fitzgerald. a physician of Baltimore.
met with q very serious accident yester-
dav afternoon. In company with several
gentlemen he was driving from the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Francis Itlves lassiter in
Dinwiddie county 10 this city for the pur-
nose of taking supper with DR. -. w.
I.assiter. when some of the hitchings
about the horse broke and caused the
vehicle 10 over1urn. DR.. Fitzgerald had
his collar bono broken, but he Is resting
easily tonight.
The Board OF Directors Of the Young
Mems Christian Association held a meet
ing tonight and elected G. T.. Pleasant
OF this city. General Secretary OF the AS
ISOLATION.
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YOUNG PREACHER CALLED.
A New Synagogue to BE Opened In Lynch
buTG.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Jan. 3i.--Special; -
Mr.. w. c. Underwood. member Of the
senior class Of the Union Theological
Seminary. at HampdenSidney, has ac-
cepted a call extended him by the con-
greeation OF Bethesda Presbyterian
church. this city.
About four inches of snow. the first or
the season fell here last night.
J 4 new synagogue viii be opened mere
next SUNDAY The officers are: President
n. l.. Stemp'e: Vice-President. I. Jacobs;
Secretary. NJ Rosenthal: Treasurer. VI.
Eichelbaum; First Trustee. j. w. En-
stein: Second Trustee. VI. Cooper Collec-
tor, w. Levi.
]. j. Reynolds. a resident Of Eagle
Rock. died at the Home and Retreat here
this morning.
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dyspepsia or liver
complaint. II nasal
catarrh is allowed
TO go unchecked.
the catarrh will
sooner or later at
tack other organs
OF the body. Mrs.
Mary Allen. South
all.Tenn. writes: II
am glad 20 be able
TO tell you that /
am well Of ca
tarrh Of the sto-
mach. | had three
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-01
LT9UOR ASSIGNMENT.
An italian Ship Pats Back to Norfolk After
q .inr HinMn Ashore.

Heinz Blown Ashore.
NORFOLK VA. Jan. 3i.-Special-W.
T. Kelly. liquor man. assigned to-day for
about 81 coo.
About ten days ago the Italian bark.
Africo. left the Gosport docks. loaded
with slaves for Italy. but was caught In
A. hurricane and blown ashore just out Of
lie capes. She sustained injuries 10 her
bottom and began leaking so badly that
tie captain put back. and Is now unload
ing cargo 50 that repairs may be made.
Last night two members of the crew
had fight during which one was badly
stabbed.
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physicians who could not cure me. You
don't know how thankful feel. Pe-ru-na
cured me entirely"
Every woman should have a copy Of
DR.. Hartmans book. entitled Health
and Beauty" Sent free to women only
by The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
Company. Columbus, Ohio.
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CREwB. VA. Jan. 3i.-special.-Snow
fell last night and to-day about four
inches. II has melted considerably
Mr. c. ii. Kruse, general secretary OF
the Y. ". c. A, and Captain A. w.
Bethel held a meeting at Prospect yes
terday in the interest Of the u. c. A.