Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
RAINS IN BEDFORD.
.,rp1nCE HUNTERS ARE COM
prtIED TO STAY INDOORS.
PHTHERIA IN The COUNTY.
a., nice Loses His Little BOy-A
e,n, SvvaIIows Concentrated Lye-
ms S.Lambert's Popularity
~. Return Hoped For.
MEMS and Boys 0utfltterS.


lr,--ssrendence Of the Dispatch)
BEDFORD CITY. VA, November ID
o.-,s-s the only creatures except
,. s,cEs 20 whom the continuous rains
80. on r,el'oyed blessing are the part
.r-s. which. since the season opened.
have ts.r hunted relentlessly. The sports
~,- report the birds quite numerous, and
large number have already been made
victims 20 the gun and dog.
corr'7frt is made in many localities
char birds are trapped in considerable
-r-ts-s and shipped 70 other points.
Another difficulty that confronts the
,.r--erru on every hand is that nearly
olaf The lands OF the county are posted,
ana te f. everywhere confronted by the
s,no1l,ory notice that trespassers will
,- dealt with 10 the full extent Of the
law.
A FINE RECORD.
The largest record Of birds for any sin
re day up 10 date is that of Mr.. j. A.
Ca-k who secured ffty-six birds.
Nu1A sympathy is felt for Mr.. and Mrs.
TX Rice. whose bright son. Charlie, II
fNaIe or .NH. NIfl L4la nEth AAOAAi NAiN
;-7strr-irn consequent upon an attack
Of tIathsria.
So. quite a year ago Mr.. Rice bought
ns former home OF Judge Z. c. Burks,
OIL the western suburbs. and moved here
With DIS family. 20 engage in farming.
The family s highly esteemed by their
ragtb1- and are an acquisition TO the
community Otis. a second son, also has
the same disease which caused the de-
mise % L.s brother.
This .s Oh. first death that has resulted
t-om cpt,l-ra here. Most OF the cases
have been o, O. comparatively inild and
Manageable type
q DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
N- p. j. Arlington, who lives near
P.svl.e lost a child OF about years
age under very distressing circum-
stances. a can OF liquid concentrated
fs VAS left within its reach. and the
t-i drank &c. Despite every effort to re-
--'e its aneriugs, the little one died in
terrible agony.
REV. DIR. S. 6. LAMBETH.
Rev. Dr. s. s. Lambeth left Tuesday to
attend ,he Virginia Conference OF the
A.ao-s, Episcopal Church. now In ses-
,.l a, Portsmouth. Much sobcitude IS
~. al % whether ne will be returned 10
ne church here. As preacher Of much
-y and cioquence. Or. Lambeth is
I-.a admired by the community gene
hH as wei. as In his church. AS a
'aier Who gives 10 every phase its iull
Interpretation and expression, he has few
'-.s. and 10 SIS q luxury to listen 70 the
t"s and hymns read by him. Mrs.
~--ieA. during his absence, is visiting
mother, Mrs. Jesse Parker, at Suf-
PERSONAL NOTES.
N-s T D. Berry. on Tuesday accom-
tt-..l her daughter, Miss Annis, 10 Bal
ie io consult an Oculist.
jig A. j. Baker IS enjoying a month OF
'e'1n from professional duties.
,As Eaneome and Miss Florence Nc
A.l.sr 90, Richmond, who were the
.--a " Miss Sallie Wilson, returned
Bono Wednesday.
ATS o. III. TODD, OF Owensboro', KY,
was summoned here on account OF
as Illness and death of her mother. Mrs
i'-m ~. BuTwell. has returned home
''ss Una Sperry. OF Atlanta. who has
A visiting her parents and relatives
has returned 20 Atlanta.
aus. T.. ". Cecil OF Richmond. is visit
~ relatives here. Mr.. Cecil, now or the
Fi-.a and Alabama railway, also speh'
---" days here this week.