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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
A SHAKING Up
IN TWO STATES.
Virginia and North Carolina lreml lie
Together.
THE SHOCKS AT SAME MINUTE.
An Earthquake Visits a wide Area
and the Movement OF the Earth
Was Distinctly Noted at Many
Points at the Same Time.
THE SHOCKS At SAME MINUTE.

PULASKI, VA. Nov. 2j.-Spocial-A
slight earthquake shock visited this town
al about ten minutes after o'clock this
afternoon. Ii continued about one hair
a minute.
about IT'S middle. No harm WIS done.
The shock was much less than the last
one about year ago.
KADFORD, VA, Nov. 25.-Special.-
There was a very distinct earthquake
shock here to-day an i've minutes past
o'clock. Considerable noise accom-
panied the vibrations. which lasted ten
or twelve seconds.
WINSTON. y. c.. Nov. 2j.-Special.-
4 distinct earthquake shock was irlt here
at $40 this afternoon. IL shook the
largest buildings.
some ciuzens say they felt three
shocks
WYTHEVILLE. Va Nov. 25.-Speciai.
An earthquake shock was felt here az
$40 r. NJ. to-day lasting about twenty
seconds Persons ln the courthouse. "A
three story building structure, were
alarmed by the rocking Of the building
ROANOKE. VA. Nov. q Special
An earthquake shock was plainly felt IN
tlis city TINS afternoon. Houses We're
shaken and windows ratified.
LYNCHEURG. VA. Nov. Especial
81. rlItuquaK. shoes of nIteeu or twenty
seconds duration was felt here this af-
ternOOn at "a few minutes past three.
Inc NlUidilDl1 III sumo iAi % Ni tllF fiAs
were quite severe. Reports from Bed
ford City and other places indicate THAI
the shock extended throughout the west
eru section Of the State.
DANNILIE. VA, Nov. -J.-SpcrIdi-
Al seven minutes after B O'Clock This af-
ternoon an earthquake shock was dis
tncfly felt here. Windows ratified,
buildings were shaken and many people
were frightened.
The vibration lasted five seconds and
seemed 20 be from north 10 south
IL WEST VIRGINIA.
OAKNALE. W. VA. NoV. Especial
4 very severe earthquake shock was
felt here eight minutes after 3 o'clock
this evening lasting about twenty seconds
accompanied by q deep rumbhug noise.
No damage was done
IN NORTH CAROLINA.
FRANKLINSVlLLE. y. c.. Nov. o.
a very distinct earthquake shock was felt
here this afternoon about FIVE minutes
after three. Vibration was from east
TO west.
CHARLOTTE. y. c.. Nov. ga dis
tince earthquake shock was felt through
out this setcion al $40 this afternoon.
No serious damage was reported.
NORFOLK. VA. NOV. pa few min
utes after O'Clock this afternoon two
llht shocks of earthquake were felt here.
They were not generally noticed, how
ever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
VIRGINIA MAKES CHARGES.
SAYS North Carolina Played Profess
ionai Thursday.

If developed yesterday that the VIZ
rnia University Foot Ball team served
notice through Captain Collier That
there would not be another Thanksgiving
game for the Southern Championship
with North Carolina on the grounl that
Ahe latter team worked In a professional
player for Thursdays big game.
IL Is understood that Captain
Collier reached this decision be-
fore the game was commenced Thurs
day. His reasons for this was the
claim on the part of Virginia that Koch
ler North Caroina's left end is a pro.
fessional player. and has played time
and again In the professional class IT
was stated by Virginia that Koehler had
been n member Of a Northern athletic
association and as such played football
under conditions which debarred him
from n legitimate position on "A college
team under intercollegiate rules.
CAPITALS Rogers when seen about this
condition of affairs said: "Koehler is not
a professional. and he was as legitimate
q player as there was on the North Caro-
lima team so far as ! know. He came
from Montclair New Jersey. and matri-
culated at the University Of North Caro-
lima In the law department. lie has been
there all last session He roomed with
me. and can state emphaticaly that If
there is any truth IN Nirginia's charge
that he is in the professional class l am
entirely ignorant of IT,
Captain Rogers further stated that he
was certain that Captain Collier. of Nir-
ginia. was n professional player and had
played as such in more than one game.
He claimed to be able to prove this.
IL is deeply regretted by many football
people here that such n controversy
should have arisen over the question of
whether or not any Of the players are
professionals. Many expressions OF dis
appointment were heard on the streets
at the idea of having any professional
players on either side. when they go
out side of legitimate college lines and
take I'm professionals. remarked well
known alurnnus OF the University of Nir-
ginia. "then all the interest and college
pride rapidly disappears"
The Virginia team left on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway yesterday FOR
Charlottesville.
Reports from down through the region
OF country where the Carolina team has
3ts strongest supporters indicate that the
victory will be celebrated for week or
two 1T the shortest time
, The gate receipts from thursdays
game came I'm very handily. ard covered
eli tho expenses incurred during the sea-
son by the team. and left something I'm
the treasury besides. The amount Is esu-
mated to have been $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
Needle Work Child.

A meeting OF tho Virginia Needle WORK
Guild Was held al hllf past 8 o'clo 4
yesterday ln one OF tho pariOr OF mo
woman 3 Christian Association building
was an excellent Attendance and great
interest was manifested Tine Guild Was
organized IN March ls3. and between
that time ana October D. l,fs. 2lai gar
ments have been distributed lne ng-
ures are uniclentiy eloquent fo aN lut
10 those familiar with the methods M the
Guild. they speak volumes The prt-i-
dent was requested % call another meet
ing In January. the date tO Doe fixed later
IL is hoped that before that meeting 8II
members of the Guild who have not yc-
contributed the TWO garments picds el
VIII DO a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
The Town of Eitricks Now Has lis
own Police Force.

ETTRICKS. VA. Nov 25.-Special.-
Yesterday while Mr.. Joe Munier ana MI.
Dock" Rowlett i'm company with each
other hauling wood from Chesterfield TO
Petersburg. Mr. Rowletts team took
fright. ran away. breaking the cart ana
throwing Mr.. ROwlett out ana haullns
the loaded cart over his body. breaking
his arm and otherwise injuring him.
lie was taken to Dr. J. b. Jones Tor
treatment.
Ettricks can now boast of a regular
police force. Though not incorporated
il is quite town, only separated from
Petersburg by the AppomattoX river, ana
has long felt sore need for some sort OF
police protection.
The Pocahontas Cotton Mil COMPANY
are building a large water tank 10 the
mill building as a safeguard against IRE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
Pl MUS BANQUET.
Through Stygian Darkness To the Gas
tronomic Delights at Murphy's.

The fall initiation of Gamma Chapter
of ri Mu Fraternity was held iaSi ven
ing at the Medical College of Virginia,
and after most tedious journey OF Two
hours i'm crossing The River OF STICKS,
and being ferried through the realms
of Stygian darkness" the goats, Messrs.
Frank NJ. keade, }. Woode Jordan.
Thomas Stanley. and lastly but not least,
the kid goat. Thomas C.. Harris were
escorted to the banquet chamber Of Muir
phys Hotel. where the injuries 10 the
more superficial gluteal M res Were
repaired by mirth and song and the N
tercOurse OF music which fioated through
the richly decorated hall. and where the
delicious viands OF Mother Earth were
served so abundanty that all thoughts
of anatomy and surgery were expelled
from the minds OF those present.
The goats material self Of which may
he said here. Is Of very deep origin. haV-
ing been fully satisfied, the tosstmaster.
Mr. j. Finney Ragland. in words most
eloquent and appropriate, introduced the
following tOastS.
Our Goats"-Responded to by Mir.
Ernest MOSby.
''brothery Lovely w. X. Jennings
"Reta Chanter''-H G. Lazell
'Our Girls'-E. A. Buchanan.
"Our Alumni DR. William A. Nc
Gowan.
"Our Future"-Hugh h. Mahood
"Our College DR. William Gwathmey.
our Frat. DR.. Francis w. Upshur.
IL Is the chairman of the Banquet Com
mittee. Samuel 1llden Elliott, TO whom
Is due the greater share of the credit for
the elegance with which the banquet was
served.
The Frat" men spent a most delight
full evening and the occasion did not
conclude until far into wee sma.'
The representatives present at the BAN
cuet were:
Active members-Messrs. j. Finney
Ragland and Ernest M0sby. Richmond,
samuel Tilden Elliott, of Danyille: Hugh
b. MahOod. of Petersburg Samuel NJ
Stubs. Of Gloucester Va; Benjamin
Brown OF Amherst Va; w. X. Jennings,
~ Rnckersville A. f. Buchanan. Of Ma
riOn, Va: j. c. Gregory, of Turstalls. Va;
Robert l.. Bosher Jr.. of Richmond
Alumni-Drs. Francis w. Upshur VII
liam A. McGowan and William Gwath-
nov. OF Richmond.
Goats essrs. Frank NJ. Reade and
Thomas c. Harris. OF Richmond. j.
Woode Jordan Of Ashland, and Thomas
Staley. of Marion.
NisitOrS-Mr Il. c.. LaZell and Or. a.
c. Brown both Of University COLLEGE Of
Medicine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
COURT MARTIAL
FOR COL.PICQUART
CONTINUED from First Pase)

charge of forgery. but that the accused
officer may possibly Doe condemned on the
charge OF communicating secret docu-
ments, although their communication was
I'm no way inimlcal 10 the interests OF
the State. Colonel Pcquart continued
his evidence before the Court of Cessation
throughout the whole day. and OFFS depo-
sition is expected 90 occupy several days
more There is sim somo-hope that he
may receive justice. owing Orb the press
ence on the c0urt-martial of Colonel Bon
nat. who is a great friend of PicQuarL
but ~ Clemenceau in AurOre. declares
that the court-martial is packed. and
accuses NJ DeFreycinet of allowing am in-
noeent man 10 be- victimized in order 90
increase his own chances at the next
presidential election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
ACLEVER TRICK.

10 certainly looks Ike TO- but there e.
really no trick about f.. Anybody can
try 10 who has Lame Back and Weak
Kidneys Malaria or nervOuss troubles
We mean ne can cure himself right away
bv taking Electric Bitters. This medi-
cine tones mp the whole system. acts as "a
sumulant TO Liver and Kidneys SIS d
blood purifier and nerve tonic. II cures
Constipation. Headache. Painting Spells,
Sleeplcssness and Melancholy. 10 is pure
lv vegetable. a mild laxative. and re-
stores the systom 10 fits natural vlgor.
Try Electric Btters and Doe convinced
that they are miracle worker. Every
bottle guaranteed Only &c. a bottle at
owens & Minor Drug co
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
C0MPANYS MUST
GIVE TRANSFERS.
A Writ of Mandamus Granted by
Judge Wexford,
AN APPEAL WILL &c TAKEN.
\ Big Decd Placed on Record The
Chesapeake ard ohio Wins in q
Damage Suit forSfOOO0- Two
Years Tor Cutting
AN APPEAL WILL Sc TAKEN.

Judge b. b. Wexford Jr. in the cir-
cult Court yesterday afternoon. granted
a mandamus iu the case of o. Raymond
Brown against the Richmond Railway
end Electric Company. but suspended tne
effect Of the order for forty days m or
der TO give counsel for tne company a.
chance to make up his record wi,A
view 20 taking an appeal
AS published. Alr Brown in tho in.er-
ests a. himself and 3D. number 0l cit.l.ns
of the north slde applied f0r a. mauN iu-
us 20 compel the company 90 give lau
transfers for single fare. claiming t.It
los contract with ueuricD county sm-
braced clause providing ual Do should
DO s0.
a BIG DEED.
a deed Of trust ou lls property wH
filed yesterday m the clerk office 0f tne
Chancery Court by tho Tredtgar IRON
Company. 10 secure an issue ot $4,000
worth of bonds. the same being t0 pee
tire an issue for "a similar SUM made u
September ls73The Virginia Trust Com-
pauy was given ass surety.
The case OF D. A. Moore's admiuistra-
10 ragainst tine Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company for $1,000 damages
which had been on trial Boo the Circuit
Court for two days. was ended yesterday
afternoon by "a verdict for the defendant
Moore was killed while walking across
q trestle. The company proved nat
dense fog prevailed at the time and that
the accident was unavoidable
GIVEN TWO YEARS
Charles j.. BORser C0.0rei was tried
in the Hastings Court yesterday m0rnIne
|f..s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
QUIET HOME WEDDING,
Mr. Lynch and Miss Newell Married
Last Night.

Mr. George Peyton Lynch and Miss
Mary Temple Newell were married last
night at O'Clock at the residence OF the
brides sister. No. l23 south Fourth street
Miss Rebe Newell. sister of the bride.
acted as maid of honor. and Mr.. James
Morton best man. The ceremony was
witnessed only by the immediate family
and "A few intimate friends
Rev Dr William A. Barr, OF MOnu-
mental church and Rev. DR. Robert T..
Kerr. of the First Presbyterian church
OBLIGATED.
After receiving congratulations Mr.
and Mrs. Lynch left on the 40 train for
Washington, where they will be rendered
a reception by relatives Of the bride. ar
ter which the newly welded ones VIII take
an extended northern tour before return
ing to Richmond. where they Will re-
side.
The groom is bookkeeper for the firm
Of w :. Donnan & CO.. and is highly
esteemed by many friends His bride is
n popular young lady with many admir-
able qualities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
SCHLEY SPEAKS.
AZ Complimentary Dinner He Tells
ofthe Destruction Of Cervera's Fleet

NEW YORK. Nov. j.-Rear-Admiral
Winfield > Schley was rendered a com
pimentary dinner IN the Brooklyn Club
Tonight by its members. Covers were
laid for one hundred and nifty. Rear-Ad-
mirai rchley was escorted 20 the club by
Congressman Bennett and he was ac-
corded a hearty reception by the guests
when he took his place al the guests
table along with Chauncey Depew. Ben
lamln II. Tracey, Colonel Hester and ST.
Clair McKelway. When Admiral Schley
arose 10 speak he was again greeted with
prolonged cheers which were renewed at
intervals during his telling Of the de-
structicn OF Cervera's fleet. The other
speakers were Chauncey VI. Depew and
Benjamin r. Tracey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
MARRIAGE AT AT TON.
Mrs. Lanahan Snatched from Death
by "a Carpentcr.

ALTON. VA, Nov. Especial 81 Mr.
Edward Smith and Miss Mamie Smith
were married at the home of Miss Smith 8
sister, Mrs. Antrim near Lyndhurst, Va
on Wednesday morning last at Q o'clock.
The bride is the daughter Of the late
Robert r. Smith. of Alton. Mr. Smith is
the son Of Massie Smith. Esq. of Kcs-
wick. Albemarle county. Va.
Miss Mary l.. Williss, of Alton, and
Mr.. j. r. Gardner of Greenwood, were
married in Charlottesville Tuesday
Mrs. Is. T.. Lanahan, Of near Avon. mar
rowlv ESCAPED death at the railroad at
Alton last Wednesday. She was stand
ing near the O'Clock train going west,
when No g. going east came down the
track. She was saved by John Harris. a
carpenter. who was at work on the new
Chesapeake and ohio tank al Alton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
HooI,c Dill cure nausea. Indigestion
AhCV~' '''o biiiousness. con7tipLhon
BODY OF AN UNKNOWN
Drowned in the York and Buried on
the shore

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Nov 25.-Spe-
cial-The body Of an unknown negro man
was found ia York river, near River
View James CITY county Wednesday by
some Oystermen. Justice Il. NJ. Garnet
summoned Il jury and an inquest was
held The jury decided that the man
came 10 bis death by drowning.
There were no marks Of violence on
his body which was inferred near the
shore where found
Mr. and Mrs. l.. d. Spencer. Of New
York. are visiting relatives here.
Mr. ". NJ. Brooks. Of Richmond, Is
here to spend a few days hunting.
Mrs Kate Langhorne. Of LynchDurg. IS
visiting Mrs T.. j. Stubs.
Or. l.. Is. Wharton preached Thanks
giving sermon at Mt. Vernon church,
James city, Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
@. H. Berry & Co.
Mems and Boys 0utfitters.
MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.

II IS certainly gratifying 10 the public
10 know Of one concern iu the land who
are not afraid 90 bee generous TO the
needy and eufering The proprietors Of
DIT King Ncw Discovery for Consump-
ton Coughs and Gods have given away
over ten million trial bottles Of this great
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knowing 20 has absolutely cured thou
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by 81. Call on owens & Minor Drug CO..
Druggists. and get a trial bottle free.
Regular size zoe. and 81. Every bottle
guaranteed. or price refunded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26

The best salve in the world for
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Cbilblanes. Corns. and AN skin Eruptions.
and positively cures Piles or no pay Pee
ouired. II is guaranteed 10 give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price p cents per box For sale by
Owens & Minor Drug Company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
Mr.. PARR WILL NOT CONTEST.
Hc Has Decided Not TO Try 10 secure
Mr. Swan~on's Seat

Hon Edmund Parr. the defeated Re
publican candidate Tor Congress. who 10
WIS thought would contest the sclt ~
Hon Claude A. swanson from this dis
tricL has decided not 10 make the c0n-
test.
Mr.. swansons majority was over
thrty-fVc hundred
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
Ar RecenIiOn.

Last evening i'm the parlors of the JET
fersOn a private view Of a rare and beau
tiful painting was given. The subject
was The Marine Sunset of the West
Coast of North Scotland. and the pro-
ductiOn of the eminent Scottish marine
painter and author. Ambrose Macneil.
81 A.. now i'm Richmond soiourulng at
the jefferson. Many Of RichmOnd's best
ART judges were present, and all enthusi-
astically pronounced the painting "a rare
masterpiece. The picture viii remain
on view this afternoon and evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
GREAT CURE BY NERvURA.
Greatest Living Sculptor Made Well
Again by DR.. Greene's Nervura.

To-day feel like a new being through
the use of DR.. Greene's Neryura blood
and nerve remedy" said Mrs. NJ. &.
Cooper, of the Royal Academy OF Arts,
London, undoubtedly the greatest living
sculptor. who has modelled busts OF halt
the nobility of England and is now en-
Gagged at her home in Washington, ID. G.
no. oIo r. St. } in making busts OF distin-
euished Americans.
You see," continued Infamous artist,
whom Ruskin placed among the most
famous women of modern times, and who
has been called the modern Michael
Angelo, because both painter and sculP-
tor. You see, had been suffering Tor
many months from insomnia and nervous
debility, and the first bottle OF DR.. Greene's
Nervura improved my health, gave me
strength and insured me perfect rest at
night. To-day, as / said before, feel
like new being; my appetite has re
turned and as my profession entails great
mental strain, cannot sufficiently express
my grateful thanks for the timely aid this
remedy has rendered me"
The eminent sculptor is al present
engaged on bust of Mrs. Belva a.
Lockwood, who is herself one Of the Nh
foremost women of America, and EI
who was also restored 10 health by n
DR.. Greene's Nervura. Both Mrs. 4
Cooper and Mrs. Lockwood are
enthusiastic IN their praise OF this
marvellous restorative. DR.. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy, which is so
sure TO restore the sick 10 health, the weak
to renewed strength; which cures, with
absolute certainty, headache, rheumatism
neuralgia, BAG ache, k inev and liver COM
plants, and " Itch b.. demonstrated in
thousands upon thous nds of cases that
II is the best blood an nerN remedy in
the world; that it invariably gives those
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
DEATHS.

DANCE-Died, al Clearwater. Fla. on
Wednesday, November - lh9s. d..
POWHATAN ). DANCE. In the sixty.
NTH years OF his age.
Interment at Powhatan Courthouse.
Va. SATURDAY, November 25th, az
o'clock l.. NJ.
at the residence ~ her
husband No 1912 Floyd avenue. Friday
at $40 A. NJ. ANNIE LEE READY
wife OF ", J. Ready, and daughter 81
the late Rev. John NJ Butler. agec
thirty-four years.
Her funeral will take place at $50 r.
NJ SUNDAY, November .7th, 1FoSl
Grove avenue Baptist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
Fatal Burnings.

WINSTON. n. c., Nov. 2j.-Speclal-
A four year-old boy named Hunsley, was
burned To death here last night His
clothing ignited while standing near the
fire place.
A colOred boy yesterday set fire 10
the dress of a negro girl and she was
burned so badly IL is not thought she
can live. The boy is in jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
LONG SHOTS AT JENNINGS.
Kinnikinick the Only Favoritc Who
Won-Jockcys Rode Winners First.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.--Kinnikinick
with Maher up. was the only successful
favorite at Bennings to-day. Two Of the
other races went to long shots and two
10 second choices. In the first and third
the mounts were by jockeys who have
not ridden a winner.
y first. Fetche 90 10 and 70 ID sec
IL
second race-hve furlongs-Miss order
q 10 u first. Sir Christopher 600 TO ] ana
20 TO u second. Lady Exile q TO p third.
Time. l 0S 3-5.
Third race-six furlongs-Judge War
dell q to - first. Trillo on to 3W second,
Walkenshaw 12 to ID third Time liz.
Fourth rcce-six and one-haif furlongs
--Roysiercr On TO % FIRST, Fast Black g
10 and 2 10 ID Sec nd, Strangest % To u
third. Time, l:2i
Fifth race-one and one-sixteenth miles
--Kinnikinick % to lO first. Charentus
q TO / and TO y second Marsian az 20
~ third. Time, Isl.
At New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Nov. 25-Sec-
ond day Of the Crescent city Jockey
Clubs winter meeting, drizzling track
good Four favoritos were beaten sum-
First race-seven furlongs-Aunt Mag
xie Is 10 81 first. True Light Is TO and
: to ID second, Applejack d55 10 u third.
Time. 1850.
Second race-nye furlongs-Georgie 60
90 p first Rosalia q TO and 10 81 sec
ond Peli Nell III. C TO u third. Time,
1:03 ia
Third race-six aud one-half furlongs-
Miss Lizzie 90 to p first. Water Cress
a 10 2 and 3 TO q second, Locust Bios
eom (6 10 81 third. Time. 1;23
Fourth race-mile-Bishop Reed q 70
y frst. Evaiene q to and TO s. second.
Tranby (even) third. Time ia -
Fifth race--miie and twenty yards-Peg
Parks GO TO ID FIRST. Muscadine q TO
and 2 10 - second, Libation Q5 TO u
third Time rs IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
Gone To- Finland.

Mr. Jonathan Bryan left at $40 o'clock
last nlght for Finland. lie goes on be-
half ~ the Richmond Locomotive and
Machine Works. ana accompanies tho
engines recently completed for the Fin
land State Railway.
Mr. Bryan Will return home about the
Isl OF March.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26

HUNTSVILLE, ALA. Nov. 25.-The
Fifteenth Infantry. $40 men and 2ll anil
mails. departed tonight via the Southern
take the transport Chester for Nuevitas.
Cuba. Two pack trains were taken with
the regiment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26

4 colored woman named Mamie john
son was arrested yesterday on the
charge Of cursing and abusing Mrs. w.
A. Nealc. She was carried 90 the Second
Station and bailed. and will tell Justice
Crutchheld about &c this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
An ERROR.

Tn yesterday afternoon i'm our adver-
tisement quoting the price OF s. Ladies
Patent Cali shoes should have been Sos
inscad Of SlsS.
ECONOMY SHOE STORE.
81 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-26
LEE CAMP.
, List OF Soldiers Paroled at Appomat-
fnN Court lpu~e

\ List OF soldiers fafOied AT Appomdi-
tON Courthouse.
Major Randolph presented TO Lee Camp
last night a book containing the names
Of the Confederate soldiers paroled at
Appomattox C.. H. at the close of the
war
. DR.. j. William Jones. Major Randolph,
Mr. u. Smith RedfOrd and others made
speeches along the line of the surrender.
a portrait OF the ladies' representing
Virginia at the Atlanta cucampment was
presented. and the flag was ordered 20 be
placed at half mast in honor Of the late
T.. w. Marable who died Thursday.
Routine business was transacted and
the camp broke ranks