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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-26
THE FEATURES
MOST FAVORABLE
Are Reports From Oistributive Trade
In West.
OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN
Arc the Principal Disturbing Factors
Iron an 1 steel Trade the One That
Exc,tes Satisfaction and Surprise
Decrease In Wheat Exports.

NEW YORK. March 25.-Brads'rests
Tomorrow Wlll say:
me iaVOraL,e features OF the week III
disuIuuuve ,Iado nave been the reports
coming, with lew exceptions from az
mart Of ths wast ana northwest anu
maffed oniy by nc cneCk 10 business a'1
shipments caused by heavy rams anu
hieh wafer in the OHIO Valley.
4 ne unsettled condition OF our fela-
,lona ain spain Is credited with eXer-
cis.na soma enect upon lmmedla'e &C.
mands anu upon future unuer'ah.ngs IN
the eastern pOrtlon OF the country but
The two industries, cotton anu Woo's'
most complaining. are those IN Nh',h
conditions other than foreign compheh-
lions have for some time past heeh Nui ~
ing toward depression. The coarse coz
ton Goods sltua ion does not improve III
any way and declines IN PRINT c'o'uS -
a stu lower record quotation Iehueltu
increasingly imminent action by manu-
fac,urers toward curtating production
In this line While some woohen goo"s
mills have already booked good oruels
the business done a. a whole has not
bcen 10 TO antlcipauons Raw "oo''
hov,ever does not reflect the rather uh-
.atisfactorv conditions in the mahul@0-
,nrers PRODUCTION in lower quotations
lRON AND STEEL.
Tho condition Of the iron and steer
,rsde is one which eXcites satisfaction
ana almost surprise. From a numoet Oh
widely separated sections the Iep"''
comes of unprecedented activity ~ near
~ all branches OF trade. The price s"ua-
ton this week Is notable In showing ue
creases more numerous than TOT SON
time past. This OF course lhc'u"eS
,,anv lines in which speculation pays
| prominent part. The passing OF 'le eo.u
wave. with little or no reported tanafe
- Inc growing winter wheat coupled
with the general forward concilion OF
agricultural matters. and the anticipated
heavy acreage on spring wheat. Is cred
ted with much Of the depressing mhu-
fn,e manifested in cereals this week
WHEAT
Aiding this ~ course Is The DISCOURAGE
| ment Of speculation by the strong s'aU9-
ucai posilion OF the Immediate wheat
supplies. and uncertainty as TO our po-
niical relations. The position oi me hour
.rode Is unsatisfactory for several rea-
sons. business IS reported as dragtl"s
and production may be restricted. flouT
ana corn exports are larger TINS week.
but those Of wheat are smaller ne
total exports OF whCa'. including houT'
aggregate $685. AGAINST 30's.VoD ousn
Ella last week: l,14900 bushels N lIlS
week year ago: l'ito00 bushels IN lNo
5c2 600 bushels in 1895, and 10000 BUSH
els I'm 1891
corn. exports aggregate A496NN bushes
AGAINST 3eu 81 bushels last week. . W.
eS7 bushels this week year aeo' vo'
bushels I'm 1896 and go ono bushels m l,9o.
Business failures IN the United Sta,es
This week 2i5. against 233 last week x,
IN this week year ago 2i6 IN lS''' anu
g32 In 1895.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-26

A movement Is on foot TO consolidate
The announcements OF the Fulton heanins
Rooms and Social and Athletic 1iuo'
me objects OF the Two organizations are
the same.
taken sick al his work last week Is mueh
improved. -.
Mr. Daniel T. Mauck who has been eN-
trenely m for some months is stu very
~ man. 80, ,......o
dairy man had an attack OF appendie.Il'
This week and was an extremely ~ man
Mr. Martin schld Is out again alier
severe attack OF sickness.
Mr. +. n. Goodwin has the sympathy
~ mia many friends In the loss OF :
trieht uttle two-year-old daughter whose
death occurred on Tuesday.
MIR Churchill Minor. who had the mis-
fortune 10 have his leg broken on MOE
dav Is getting along as wei az coulu DC
WINS Enroughty and All Foster
O,rotber of Reddy) have signed articles
to play ball In Pelsia, S. c.
Fully two hundred people from u'''n
attended the launching or the oatue-
sbips I'm Newport News on THURSDAY
Miss Leola Jordan and Mr. Kemp
rncas we're united IN marriage Wednes-
40 night bv the Rev. J. r.
Harrison M the residence OF the bride
crandrother. Mrs. Herbert on Williams
burg avenue. ..,,
inc, extensive improvements and expects
in a few weeks to hire a good many more
man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-26

Tomllnson and Gibson. and denies the
charge OF theft. stating that the trouble
arose over a small dinerence In money
matters. .,
She will be held in default Of 500 bail
until the Ohio officials are heard FROM
Jonah Jones. oolorcd II a Jonah. some
BOYS got after him and he became iEet-
ted. and when Jonah gees fretted no'hias
can hold him. The result Of 1t al was
that Jonabs mother had 10 pay 5000 10
redeem Jonah because ie hit little Wine
Gordon on the head with rock. Jonah 8
mother has a Jonah on her hands.
81 lonCs. colorsd. Will have uhill th'
29th instant 20 explain hts actions IN re-
slstlng arrest AZ the hands OF inc county
officers and beating j. l.. Eranoh'
Henry smith white lad. was sent on
10 the grand jury. for hitting Fe"r" g.
Mesco with a stone Mr.. Ia hosche''
his counsel went on his bona for SsvJ
Margaret Morris coloreu. went down
for thirty days because she TOOK some
clothes belonging to Lucy Coles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-26

Senator Prtchard OF North Carolina De-
came prominent in the cooperative move
ment Ia North Carolina. the success OF
which resulted in his election 10 the
United States Senate 70 hil the term OF
the late 4. y. Vance. lie was re. e.ected
20 The Senate In 1891
Mrs. Prhchards testimonials TO her
faith In Pane celery compound Is re-
produced above.
Below is a testimonial received from
the wife OF United States Senator WAR
rem of Wyoming. whose distinguished
services for the countrys best farming
Interests are SO well known.
Il was persuaded TO Try your Paines
celery compound in the early spring,
when in a very run down condition. Tho
duties developing upon the wife OF an
Official in public life are naturally very
exhausting, and was tired out and rer-
vous when | commenced using the REM
ecy. I take pleasure in tesufyins to the
great benefit received from It's use. ana
can truthfully say that ! am In almost
perfect health again. II ever ma my
self running down again, / shall certainly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-26
THEY WILL PAY.
Statutory Effect of Judge Minors De-

Statutory Effect of Judge Minors De-
cision.
The decision rendered by judge MINOR
a Tow DAVIS ago I'm the case OF fllNale j
II Hartman. of Company c. FIRST heN,
nent infantry who has so Tar reluseu
10 nav n anc OF $40 imposed upon MN
for conduct 10 the prejudice OF min airy
discipline. was more or less expected Dy
the general court-martiaL
The military laws are rather meaEre
On the subject. and In order TO nave IN p
condition OF affairs settled once an tor-
ever. this case was taken into court as
test case.
Captain Frank VI. 'voon. the juege-'d-
vocate OF ,he general cUurt-marual, VINO
Is recognized as an authority by all VINO
know anything on that subject, and who
has given a great deal Of study and time
10 this question. when seen by represen-
tative OF The Times yesterday, express
ed himself IN the following manner IN
reference TO the decision'
ct believe that Judge Minor Us riTht IN
his decision. and have cndeavored for
some tins TO obtain an opinion from
court IN order that his cues ion might
he settled. I do not believe that he
decision WI have tad effect on the VIZ
rlnla Volunteers. Almost all TIE mem
bers wish for military discipline, and
choerfully obey their officers
in future ! take II to &c settled that
Observation-Disclosures ones will be either
drummed out OF the service or the fines
imposed upon them viii be collected by
the sheriff under an action issued by a
court martial"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-26
Translers of Real Estate.

Richmond: Charles A. Mu ford trustee
10 Henry Jackson. 30 fee' on south side
NJ street between Thlrdeth and Thr'y-
Lrst. 3i25.
Alex r. Saunders to salllc y. TompihS'
interest I'm a feet on Canal street. lhousos
Nos lOl and lOl ~, In 30 feet on Cahai
street (house No. l09 east Canal SIRE ~
I'm 81 feat on Canal street sou hwes r.
ner Second. In 81 feet on Second street
between Byrd and Canal. IN q Feet on
south side Leigh street be ween MIN
and Tenth. and IN - g. leri on sout ,
side Leigh street between Ninth and
Tenth 81.
state Building and Loan Company 20
william n. Harris. 20 feet on north side
Baker street "a ID feet east OF Tyler
81 015
Henrlco: s. J. boswell. special commits.
sioner. TO Mrs Alma Gerhardt Culp. l9i
acres on New Central road about SIX
miles from Richmond, & 200.
Alex f. Saunders 10 Sallie A. Tompfins,
interest In q acres on Broad street ro1
two and a half miles from Richmond, 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-26
BRISTOL TRYING
TO R0UT SATAN.
Two Large RevivaIs in Progress in
That City,
DEATHS OF PROMINENT PEOPLE.
TIC Place is Now Free Of Smallpox the
Only Case III wing Rccoycred-The
Sale Ofthe South Atlantic and
Ohio Railroad.

BRISTOL VA. March . Special
Bristol Is being stirred rellgIously from
ono end to the other. There are TWO big
REVEALS In progress. The two Pesby-
terian churches are united in an effor;
TO route Satan, ard for TWO weeks the
work OF redeeming souls has been In
progress at the First church. The pastor
Or W. O. Cochrane. ls beng assisted oy
DR.. Geurrant. OF Kentucky. and Rev. T..
A. Wharton, OF Abingdon. Va.
DR.. Ueurrant has preached ser % OF
abe sermons on "Salvatos Through
Faith" lie is one Of kentucky most
brilliant div.nes.
The MethodAt OF the three churches be-
gan a protracted service al the Man
Street church Wednesday. The pastors.
Dr. c o. Jones and I,evs. NJ d. Mitchell
and A. y. Jackson. are being assisted by
Or. John p Lowry, prominent mi"is1er
OF Little Rock. Ark.
THE DEATH ROLL
Alexander Whitaker, popular ana
well.known citizen OF saltvIlle, died We'd
nesday evening Of dropsy. Mr.. whitaker
was seventy-lonr years OF age lie was
the father OF A. Il. whitaker Misses
blanche. Mary and Belle Whitaker, and
Mrs. W. NJ Burrow. OF Bristoi.
Nrs DUNCAN. who died and was burieo
here this week. was the estlmab'e VIE
OF Colonel Il. II. DUNCAN. OF Joneshoro,
Tenn. who Is wel-knOwn In Southwest
virginia as a lumber dealer. Mrs. Dun
gan was a sister Of Mrs. y. J. Burson
OF Bristol. Her msilen name was Baker.
and her childhood home was at chill
howie. this State.
Miss Nora Tedlock. the esteemed dauRh-
ter OF Or. ]. d. Tadlock. former presl-
dent OF King College Bristol. diei at her
HON. In South Carolina this vice. and
her remains were brought here for In
terrent.
Jake Ntnnally. who had smallpox
here. has recovered AMI was released
from quarantine this week. No other
cases develo9ed.
SALE OF a RAILROAD.
Tho date for the sale ~ the South
Atlantic ard ohio ra'roae ~ April 6'h
| The sale WI he made AT the conpanv''
Offices here The coal and timber land.
10 Re sold under the same decree vii
re sod later IN the oorntles whore tn
LARGEST por'lCn OF each '-a"f lies. Colone
Haskell the recelver thl1ks the property
will be bid In by the oil comnanv. Th'i
corrranv IN composef 81 su"N men ~
wniad y clvde George 8 SOFT New
YORK: Nnthan'ei Tha~e-. Charles T.
Jnres ros'on THE John II. Inman es
| ta;e IL also Interested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-26
A SURPRISE WEDDING.
Mr.. Frank Eiscnmaun and Miss Maud
Grepp Married by Rev. DR. Barr.

Quite a surprise was sprung upon his
fellow athletes OF the Young Mems Chris
ian Association. and upon his classmates
Of the Medical College OF Virginia when
on the evening OF March 18th Mr.. Frank
]. E.senmaan. a popular medical student
was quietly married 70 Miss Maud Gropp
one of Barton Heights prepossossing
daughters. by Rev. Or. William a. Barr.
IN the Monumental church rectory.
The ceremony was witnessed by only
he immediate relatives OF the happy pair
and although a pleasant reception fol-
lowed at the new residence IN Barton
Helrhts. the friends OF neither are gen
sraly aware OF the event.
Mr. Eisenmann. last year. before his
studies required assiduous attention was
one OF Prof Mcrrills right-hand men
In the Y. NJ. c. \. gymnasium. He is
native OF New York and is spoken OF as
4 student OF great promise.
His bride Is from birth a Richmonder
and has long been a member OF the pretty
suburbs charming set
Untn Mr.. Elssnmann completes his
studies they will reside at Barton
Heights. after which their plans are not
formed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-26
Robbed The Residence.

4 thief broke into the residence OF Mr..
IudweI Bracket on the pml gion road
about SIX miles from Fulton Thursoay
afternoon. during the absence OF the fam-
ny. and stole a doubie-hotreUe1 fho gum
two gold rings. and gold neck-chain'
The rings ond the chain we're the prop
erty OF Mrs prackett. while me gun De-
lonred 70 Mr.. Robert Clarke. a brother Of
Mrs Bracket
Mrs. Bracket was on her way home
and had almost reached the house when
the thief came out with his plumber. she
describes him smooth-taced negro.
dressed In a black coat and blue trousers,
The matter was reported to the coun-
" officers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-26

though the Phoebus Fire Department, re-
spondcd most promptly The bremen woro
almost pOwcTless TO check the danes and
only saved the surrounding property by
touring down ono OF the burning houses
The houses OF Pat. Egan. Zcb. Skinner
and Lewis Walton, the HALFWAY House.
were burned to the ground. IL is not
known how the fire originated. II Is be-
heNcd that the loss Is mostly covered by
Insurance.
Two dwelling houses were valued at
about $50 and the saloon building at
about $500. All three OF the buildings
were totally destroyed.
John lnsIade. an inmate OF the Soldiers
Home was burned 10 death In the saloon.
one man escaped by jumping from Sec
ond story window.
Battery r. the new battery al Fortress
Monroe. will not be allowed TO dfill on
the parade ground at Fort Monroe. az tho
tramp.ng OF the horses Will ruin tho
parade ground. They are now looking
for a suitable place 10 drill. on Monday
they drilled FOR an hour or two near
Buck Roe Beach IL Is understood they
vii secure a parade ground between here
and Newport News.
owing 10 the fact that all of the hotels
at Newport News and Old Poln, were
oyercrowded. Hampton entertained sew
eral hundred OF the visitors who came to
the launching OF the two new battleships.
Both the Hampton and Old Point Rail-
way Company and the Chesapeake and
Ohio local trains did an immense busi-
ness. and had all they could do 10 handle
The crowd.
There was dancing at Old Point last
evening at both hotels. but the rain kept
many people away. There was not as
large crowds as might have been ex-
pecicd.
A,tornoy-Genera' Montague OF Rich
mond. spent Thursday with Hon. Z. T.
Montague his cousin. 81 this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-26
JUSTICE John.
PUNK Gray Tried TO steal n Hydrant
and Got Eighteen Months.

and Got ttghtf'h '""'h w.
PUNK Gray. is a disreputable looking
hs,ksv and he Is IN lots OF trouble
ofrcer Kraft found him concealed In
the back ward OF the vacant house. No
,s,9 east Main street. and upon investiga-
Ton h was ioLnd that he had dug me
hvdrant UP tn the yard and was about 10
carry IL away together with a lot OF
cad pipe rlunk said ne didn't d"ao
a" ard was very much surprised 90 md
that Justice John would not lake him at
bis word. a..
law. Elk months for petit larcency' salc
the Party. and IN further place you
under bonds IN the sum OF 500 for twelve
uonths as suspicious character.
..l.nanky." said PUNK as he fell back
Lewis Carpenter. co.ored' pad 50 be-
suse he ran Wagon on the street "11n-
out q license
Anderson Field. coiored who got into
row on sixth street and who gave the
enlcers a lively chase before ne was cap
sured. was found guilty OF disorderly
conduct and fighting in the street and
paid 1910. ,,, .
rood looking white woman, Is charged
Nth being a fugitive from justice from
Cincinnati on the grounds that she took
away a diamond ring. SO In cash and
cloak from one Nellie Gordon OF thst
CITY. she was arrested IN house on
saxsr Franklin street OK pstscuyes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-26
LEFT TO HIS FAMILY,
The VIII Disposing Of tho Estate Of
Mr.. James W. Al ON.

The will OF the late Mr.. James ".
Alnson was offered for protate In the
Chancery Court yesterday. The docu-
nent. which was written by Mr.. Allison
in the io!m oil a letter 10 his brother.
william II. Allison. reads In part as fol-
lows:
In case | should not return. this Is
my will with regard TO my property. ]
give to Warner Moore the property or
IN, dock between the creek and Seven
teenth strtet. running from the dock 10
the river to have anc 20 hold. reservins
however an annual ground rent free OF
all taxes ana Insurance or assessments
quarterly 10 my sister Jane e. Moore
Of 500 per anuum. which he Is 10 pay
during her life and after her dea h
to her daughters. Annie w. and Mary
Elizabeth to be divided equally between
them so long as they both may I'VE ana
q, tho death Of either the whole amount
to be paid to the survivors. Al the cel'h
Of Inc last one the ground rent is % eN-
IRE and cease and Warner Moore or
tls heirs IS TO have fee simple title TO
the property
Il eiyo 70 my sister Victoria Allen Car
con slo 600 In cash 70 be paid ty my exc
cutors NJ any time within two years at.el
lIfF QhtiAfs
AN the residue OF ~ estate, real. per
soral and mixed ! give 20 my executor
IN trust for the sole and separate vs.
or my daughter Dora. wife ~ Thomas {
Moore to have and TO hold for her henea
| during her natural ne. free from IN
control OF her said hrsl hrd and at he
! death TO te equally divided among he
children. should any survive ner. II sn
| should ole wnnsit issue or u her sur
vlving child or children should de befor
tecoriing OF age. then the proreriy be
ousathed FOR the benefit OF my daushte
Is to be divided among my heirs az laV
according TO the laws CT the State o
| Virginia.
81 nominate and appoint nv oro.nH
william y. Allison and my nephew war
! rer Moore my executors and request ina
no bond he required Of them.
The will ls dated October : lSNo. or
IN codicn dared New York. Novem'e
70 1902 the testator instrucfs his execu
tors 10 invest the sum OF $4,000 Tor IN
rereet OF his wife. Mrs Minnie clemen
Allison in addition 20 the sum OF S9@
previously given her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-26

give It another trial. and will In the mean
time recomnend it to every one needing
IT,"
It Is now time. II ever. to get health and
strength.
Nothing should now interfere with
building Up weakened nerves and pur-
fyiug the blood.
Now Is tie time OF year when rheuma-
tlsm and neuralgia must he cured. when
debility and nervousness must lie check
ed. when bad health must be mcnded-t
one hopes ever 10 get well.
IL * not that rheumatism. neuralaia.
insomnia and kidney troubles are hard
to curv-Paine's celery compound has
made a hos, OF sufferers well-but people
make themselves chronic invalids by
neglectiug the early symptoms OF dts
care.
Thousands ~ lives that arc row fast
wearing out would be prolonged II Paine ;
celery compound were In each instance
used TO stop those ominous pains over the
kidneys, to huild up the rundown. ncr-
vous strength and cure permanently
those more and more frequently recurring
attacks OF headache and indigestion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-26
TACKLED MOVING TRAINS.
Two williamsburg Citizens Injured In
Trying TO Board u Car IN MotiOn

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, March a.
special-Mr. Mortimer Morris in attempt
ing TO board a moving train al the depot
Thursday was thrown violently 10 the
ground. and came near being run over.
lie dlslocated one OF his thumbs In the
fail. and was Otherwise shaken up. a
student. named Phillips also attempted
to board a moving train and was thrown
on the road-bei. suffering numerous
bruises and cuts.
MIR. Charlie Lee who lives AZ the Grove
in this county. had his pockets picked ~
Newport News Thursday. relieving him
OF over so.
The stockholders OF the Peninsula bank
| AZ their asst meeting reelected Mr, Harry
n Phillips. cashier Mr. VI r. Iiarreli.
president. and Judge H. d. Warren. vice.
! president.
I The baseball teams OF the College play
every pretty afternoon on the Courthouse
| Green. and are getting In thorough Trim
for the season There Is some splendid
material among the students.
| Mrs. Lucy Geddy and Miss Kate Hen
| lev sisters OF the late Judge Henley. are
/ the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas IL.
| Ceddy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-26
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.

Your particular attention is called 10
TWO CIRCULARS recently sent out by
your Executive Committee. one calls
special attention 10 having you place
your lot IN the perpetual care OF the
company and the other asks you TO con-
slider the desirablliiy OF using slate vaults
OF boxes In burials. Nothing has done
more to beauty Hollywood than the
care the company has given TO the lois
entrusted 10 them. We want every 10.
In Hollywood under the perpetual care
OF the company. and we ask your CO.
operation In securing so desirable an end.
For further information apply to the SUI
perintendent at the grounds or either
OF th3 following:
4. BARGAMIN. President;
OHIO O. OWENS.
GEORGE D. PLEASANTS.
Executive Committee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-26
BOARD HAS ADJOURNED,
The Pharmacists Re-elect Ola Omcers'
4 KeMard Requested.

4 kCNdIh lkcqucstcus
The State Board Of Pharmacy wound
uu us BUSINESS yesterday in COL Big
rcr's Office al che capitol BUILDING. MI
n. A. Miller OF this clty, was le-cleeleu
president Tor another year ana MI Il. ~
Beckwith. of Petersburg Wiu CONTINUE
10 nu the office OI secretary until the next
annual meeting. -.
4 resolution was adopted directing the
secretary 10 place in the hands Oh lhe
general counsel the names OF all pdrllea
who have failed TO renew their fegirfa-
tion an this date and TO take legal pro-
ceedings against them for conduc1hs
business Illegally.
reeolution was also adopted express
ing the regrets OF the members OF ,ne
hoard In regard 10 the retirement OF MI
robert Brydon. OF Danville, who has hseh
n useful and efficient member OF inc
hoard tor a number Of years.
commonwealth Attorney r. j. WASH
t,gton OF Wes,moreland. has written TO
re- Governor asking him 20 oner a re-
rrard Tor the arrest OF Abraham Jackson
- IS under indictment in that county
an the charge Of committing criminal
assault on a fourteen-year-old Whlte
an OF that county and Attempting TO
roison her. Jackson Is negro about
twenty-fve years Old weighs from 10 TO
go pounds. NJ.
Delegate r. W. Winoofne' OK ROCK.
bridge. and George W. Brownlns OF
coocbland were al the Capitol yesterday.
~ browning lefJ @ request for the Gov
error 10 designate judge Mopieiro. Of
bia county. to hold court in Fiuvanna
mill judge Holmans successor Is elected
end qualities.
NJ and Mrs Dunlap Of Lowell Mass.
ID Mr. and Mrs church. OF Connect
cut returning from Newport News called
a. the Governors office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-26
MANY KENTUCKIANS HERE.
Governor Brr dley and rarty Were in
Richmond Yesterday,

Governor Bradley. OF Kentucky, and
party. reached Richmond yesterday
from Old Point. They came In a special
car and went 10 the Jefferson Hotel
Carriages were taken And the party.
which included about dozen ladies' and
gentlemen. drove to the Capitol. Private
Secretary Ben +. Owen had been Inform
ed that the KentuckIans would Visit the
Governors office Colonel Frank 7
Walker, the well-Known and popular
railroad man plotted Governor Bradley
and party through the Capitol Building.
Mr. owen net the visitors at the door
OF the Executives Office and extended a
cordial welcome TO them.
Governor Bradley made a close inspec-
ton OF Governor Tyler's apartment and
expressed himself as very much pleased
with the convenient arrangement OF the
rooms.
The Governor did not have time to visit