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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07
MARRIED THE OTHER FELLOW.
ANIMAL Meeting of the Sunday School
and Bible Board.

PETERSBURG. VA, Dec. Special
Mr. Howard shelton and Miss Estelle
Tinsley were quietly married mere THIS
afternoon at the residence Of Rev. ". y.
X. Goodwin, rector Of st. Johns Epsco-
pal church. who performed the ceremony
The groom Is q former resident N Prince
George county but is now an enploje at
Stewards Trunk Factory in this city.
The bride IS the attractive daughter OF
Mr. Samuel T1nsley a widely known clu-
zen of Prince George. The announce
ment of the marriage viii. be a great sur
prise to IN friends OF the couple inasmuch
az It had been publicly announced that
Miss Tinsley, now the bride of Mr.. shell
ton was TO have been married on The IAN
instant to a prominent farmer on James
river
The annual meeting OF the Sunday
School and Bible Board OF the kapust
General Association Al Virginia WAS heid
I'm the First Baptist church to-nighl with
a large attendance of members OF me
Yoard. The principal business transact
81 was mapping out the wor< OF ne
,onrd for the coming year and me aP-
continent OF colpOrters. The cOlprrte's
apltir ted were in the Albern.arie Asso-
citation. John w. Johnson; Clinch valley
district. Rev. T. j. Berry: Dover circuit
William p. Terry; Miss Mary W. Apper-
son. of Richmond. was appointed TO labor
as Bible woman I'm Newport News; Gas
ton circuit. Rev j. NJ. STEER; New Le-
harmon circuit. Rev O. $. Terry; Ports
mouth circuit. Rev. James T.. Spencer; for
the Upper District. J. u. owens; Tor the
Middle District on the Potomac, Alexan-
der NJ. Smith PowelIs River circuit. Rev.
Peter II. Mink. Rappahannock circuit
Marcellus r. Fitzhueh; strawberry cir
cult. Samuel Habel; Shiloh circuit X. o.
Estes; Valley circuit. Rev. A. NJ. Graft
Mrs. s. w. Venable Is quite sick at fSr
home i'm this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07
REAL ESTATE SALES,
A charlottesville Hotel Under Man
aoemcnt of Richmonders.

VA. Dec. G.
e.Daaia1 Nrs q T.. McMurdo, Of Eng
Ind has purchased twelve lots on Pres
ION Heights. near the University, on
which she will erect at once hahusoiue
residence. .,,,,-,,,
Mr. J. Walker Anderson has purchaser
a fifteen hundred dollar lot on ifiSh street
on which he proposes to erect me ieS'-
dencc. ,,..-,-
Mr. Joseph schmutz, Of Pittsburg'
penn has bought the Haeberle farm,
four miles south of the city, and proposes
IN engage in fruit culture on large
scale. ,,,.,,.,,,..
uotel has lust been opened TO the pubic
The building which is owned by Major
p f Mason, of this city, has been re-
modelled and greatly enlarged WIN al
modern improvements and furihshen WIN
handsome new furniture, making IL one
of the most attractive and comfortable
hotels TO be found in Virginia.
The hotel is under the management or
Messrs. Sam w. and MEG. Bigger, OF
Richmond, sons of Colonel ]. Bell Big
ger. the popular clerk Of the House OF
Representatives and keeper of the rolls
of the State The buffet which Is pre-
sided over by Mr.. #. b. Finks, formerly
of the Glasgow, is one of the finest In
the State.
Mrs. s. b. Antrim is critically Ill at her
mothers residence on High street. Her
condition is so serious that her husband,
Mr.. A. Blair Antrim. of Roanoke. has
been summoned to her bedside. accompa-
MED by DR.. Gazell his family physician.
Of Roanoke.
Lieutenant Ed. Hoffman Of the Third
Virginia Regiment, is critically Ill at his
home on Market street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07
THE VESTIBULE LAW.
superintendent Wilbur Before Justice
Crutchneld About the Matter.

Superintendent John ". Wilbur. OF the
Richmond Railway and Electri, Company
was before Justice Crutchhold in the Po-
lice Court yesterday on the charge OF
running certain cars on that line without
vestibulcs and contrary 10 the law OF the
State OF Virginia.
The law referred 70 specifies that all
cars in the State except those in Peters
burg, be comfortably yestibuied by the
lst day OF December. Tha Law was en-
acted on February LIST.
Mr.. Wilbur said that his contra had
disappointed him, ana that he had made
ample provision as ha had sup yosed. %
have the cdrs finished 40 the proper time
there were still fourteen cars en- the
line TO be vestibuled. ard be thor Chr
that within a week Or ten days he could
have the work completed.
1.-THE whole delay IS caused by the con-
tractor being unable 20 get his work
completed in time" said Mr.. Wilbur
why didn't you put out your contract
earlier?" asked Justice Crutchaeld
Because we believed We had sufficient
time I'm which % have them completed. "
replied Mr.. Wilbur.
said the Justice. THE law is distinct
and pointed, but l Will postpone this case
to Saturday. and you will please have
your contractor here with you"
The law imposes a fine Of not
less than $40 nor more than 5000 Tor
each offence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07
NEWPORT NEWS
EXPORT TRADE.
Owners of Private Oyster Grounds TO
Sue the Government.
THE LOUISE IN TOW Of A TUG
wedding of Campbell Graham anu
Miss Ella Maze Norsworthy-Chaih
Gang Established and the FRI
soners Mutiny.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Dec. 6.-Spe-
,iaI.-Exports from this port Tor last
month amounted to SSH, III Inc prin
cinal items in the list are: Flour zz'fo'
corn. sS9s S9l: wheat. s2so,6oO' oats si'o'y'''
cattle sle6. 500; cotton, $l29,6iS, ana slu-
cose, siS,2jS -,
Mr.. Campbell Gresham, weh-kno"n
and popular young business man, OF TINS
civ and Miss Ella Male NorsWorthy
we're united in marriage at O'Clock inns
morning at the home Of the brides pa
rents in East-End, Rev. Thomas j. Mac
KAY. pastor of the Second Baptist cnurcn'
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Gresham TOOK
tho morning train for Richmond and the
North.
SEWAGE RUINS OYSTERS
The owners OF private oyster GROUNDS
on Mil Creek. Hampton, whose properly
has deprecated I'm value by reason Oh the
emptying OF drainage into the creek from
the Josiah Simpson Government Hospital,
have retained Hon. John Goode ana MI
NJ. T. Hughes. Of Norfolk and Will press
a claim for damages against Uncle sam
IL is claimed that tho sewage has rem
dered the oysters unwholesOme ana I'M
salable.
The Chesapeake and Ohio steamer
Louise arrived from Norfolk an hour late
this morning, in tow Of the tug Lucken-
bach. Before she left the wharf In Nor
folk. a crack was discovered in her steam
nine. and It was deemed unsafe to send
her over under her own steam. The trou-
bile was repaired after the boat reached
here. and She resumed her trips on sche-
dule time The delay caused the west
bound train to he an hour late.
A NEW CHAIN-GANG.
At its last meeting the City Council
passed resolution providing for chain
gang This action was unpopular not
only among the prisoners, but also among
the larger part OF the citizens. The res
| olution should have gone into enect on
| the first Of this month, bu the gang
was not gotten out until this morning
when five unfortunates were mustered In
| to unwilling service.
When the Overseer went TO the jail 10
| get the fellows out after dinner they
! refused to come, saying that they had
| not had enough TO eat. and that there
| was no one there who had the authority
! TO send them out. Their claims were
| temporarily conceded and the men were
| allowed to remain I'm the building FOR the
| remainder Of the afternoon.
They will be taken out again tomorrow
| The chain-gang plan was tried here once
| before and proved a failure, too many OF
| the prisoners escaping while those who
| did not get away did no work and were
| more trouble than they were worth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07
John ANDERSEN'S SCAFf0LD.
The Daughters of the Revolution 10 DC
Handsomely Entertained.

NORFOLK, VA, Dec. 6.-Special.-Ihe
scaffold upon which John Andersen WIZ
be hanged on next Friday unless mercy
snail he shown him by the President, is
6eing erected in the Norfolk jail yard.
Counsel for the condemned will be reeeiv-
ed by the President tomorrow ana VIII
Mead for Executive clemency, and railing
of securing a Communication OF his SEN
tence 10 one Of imprisonment, VIII ask
for a respite of sixty days.
The delegates TO the state Convention
of Virginia Daughters OF the Revolution
which meets here tomorrow, VIII be en-
tertained at tea tomorrow by Mrs. Stahl'
wife of Constructor Albert w Stahi. al
the Norfolk Navy Yard. Preparations
have been made to honor the distinguish
ed daughters by a series of sightseeing
excursions and In other ways.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07
PLUNKSY BANKS AGAIN.
More Cases Are Coming Out Against
Him.


Plunksy Banks. the alleged kitchen thief
who was captured by Detective Gibson,
aided and abetted by officers Wren and
sowell. some days ago. and who now
stands with four indictments against him,
e. having more Goals Of fire heaped upon
his head.
After his arrest on tho charges that are
TO be ventilated in the Hastings Court
during the present term, he was recog-
nized as one OF tho assailants OF Mr..
John Hampden Chamberlsyne, on De-
cember lst. and a hearing was given him
on that charge yesterday.
Several witnesses. including Mr. Cham-
berlayne himself. testified that Plunksy
took a very active part in the assault,
and two Of them stated That Piunksy
kicked Mr.. Chamberlayne while he was
down.
The evidence was overwhelming and
Plunksy was sent on 10 the grand jury
for it's January term.
When this case was disposed or an
other charge Of theft was made against
the unfortunate negro.
Mollie James, Of ll3 east Canal street,
came forward and said she had identlhed
certain articles at Police Headquarters
that had been sold by Plunksy as her
property and that Of her husband. Among
the articles was sl2 pair of pants. Ihs
case Will be heard this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07
THE WHITE RlBB0NERS.
Brick Dwellings at Public Auction
Peanuts Are Active.

PETERSBURG. VA, Dec. Especial
The District Convention OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will convene
tomorrow morning al 10 o'clock in Wash
ington-Street church. Two sessions will
be held daily.
Rev. j. d. Hart. pastor OF the Second
Baptist church in this city, has just
closed a series of meetings. at the Baptist
church I'm Essex. Chesterfield county.
Mrs. r. c. Jones left last night for Sa-
vannah. Ga. TO take leave OF her hus-
band. Lieutenant r. c. Jones. of Com
pany X. Fourth Virginia Regiment which
Will leave on Friday night for Cuba.
Six brick dwellings on Henry street
were sold at public auction yesterday af-
ternoon for William ID. Mcllwaine and
Alexander Hamilton trustees. for $3.50.
-Four were purchased by John A. Gill d
Bro. and two by w. j. Crowder. Jr.
spanish peanuts are active to-day sell
ing for COO. per bushel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07

services OF that most interesting occ1
sion in any way that TO the brethren
might seem fit, and further expressed
the hope that every grand jurisdiction
I'm the United States would be represent
ed. and TO an intimation that the COM
mittee believed that such would be the
pleasure OF every grand jurisdiction III
the country, and that, moreover thelo
would be representatives. from many ioI-
elgn lands, and that the committee was
not without hope that His Royal HIGH
ness the Prince OF Wales might pe ln-
duced 70 attend, the President expressed
his qualification that such an eNens
might be possible and the great pleasure
that II would give him to entertain his
ROYAL Highness again at tho w n''o
TJouse as was done by Worshipfu James
Ruchanan. who was then president
Your committee have assurances or par
ticipation from about fifty Grand louseS
with which this Grand Lodge Is IN COM
munication. including the Grand r'oese
az New Zealand, and the Grand l'ous.
of Nova Scotia and the Grand Louse Oh
quebec. or,.r,,a,
REPORT ADOPTED.
Tho renort closes with information as
g. the method OF meeting expenses IT,
was adopted in full. s.,.bs
Rano-ts were presented Oh thO 49,
90 past Crane Masters j. +. f1tzgeralu'
p Purdie. VIM +. Drinkan, ana "n
- Taliaferro who have died during inc
Masonic year. .r,o,,,. -
Tbe folLowing committees were appoint
ed by the Grand Master: r..
on Charters-W. Mod. Lee, I. ;. ray
ior 7 w. Lockwood, Jr., W. NJ. Athln-
son 7 : Ward. 9. b. Marshall, l.. r.
Mason. o,,-s.,. I,
ON PropositlonS-W. b. McChsney, r
y Rreut n. M Savage, j. w. keiiam'
N Ouarles. II. Hodges, o. ID. Oakley
n A Williams. w. Chase Morton.
On Appeals-W. NJ. Flanagan, 1. ,.
Taliaferro. Joseph b. Wood j. n '"P
ers r. O. Peatross, $. w. fleishihah' L.
r. Christian W
E,pgleston. Frank Nelson, william -
Jeffries. w. NJ. Tllis. Sol Cutchlns' W.
ON Grand Ofiicers-James Bowman, J. b
u Hankins, G.. Ii. Chewing, i. l. VIII
liams. D..,. r
| y Norris NJ. French, j. w. Bryant D.
w Rutter. J. b. Donovan, w. W. vicar,
The Grand Lodge adjourned at ~
o,clccl< 10 meet this afternoon TO lay tHe
| cornerstone Of the new Ali-SalhtS
| church. when Past Grand Master Page
will be grand marshal ..,o.,.
Tbe Lodge meets again at O'CLOCK
this evening for the election OF onlcers
and reports OF committees no chShseS
IN the officers are probable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07
NO NEED OF HASTE.
Will Await Action of Congress Before
Reorganizing the State Militia.

It is practically settled that the Vir-
ginia militia will not be reorganized until
Congress passes bill making provision
for tho reorganization of the United
States army. This will probably be done
early In the session.
Governor Tyler and AdJutant-Geherai
Male are both understood TO De
OF the opinion that It would be best TO
await the action Of Congress. 1t may be,
and It is quite likely, that the measure
Congress will pass will contemplate the
giving Of more Federal aid 10 sta'e
troops than heretofore. Not only TINS
b,,t n IS very desirable TO have the state
organization conform I'm many respects
10 tha regular army plan.
IIeutenant-Colonel George WAYNE An
derson. Of the First Regiment mas no,
rendered his resignation as yet but VIII
40 so In a dav or two. II is said that II
NAV not be accepted until the Governor
- yeedv 10 order the reorganization.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07
Neu Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS. December 6.-The
eleventh day of the Crescent city Jockey
Clubs winter meeting. weather clear ;
track good. Four favorites won.
FIRST race-one mile-Marith q to u
first. Ioiterer O1 to I and to % second
Prestar a to - third. Time, l;B "a.
Second Neutrality-suspicious., six fur
longs-Freak 6 to p first; Charlo az to
l and to u second; Lost Time p' to u
third Time. 1:lG.
eigh,h rniles-Clay Pointer g to . first
Debride g to and TO u second Wis
count a TO u third. Time, 1851 81
Fourth race-handicap. one and three
sixteenth miles-Dave $, g to j hrst'
What Next C TO ! and TO . secohu
Canova Is TO - third. Time IL.
t-ie,b race-seven furlongs-The Winner
+. IN :, first: Eight Bells % 10 ] ana .
70 u second, Lady Callahan q TO j third
Time 100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07
Remember
Hoods Sarsaparilla Is
Americas Greatest Medicine
for the Blood and the
Best that Money Can Buy
Hence take only Hoods.

qrandstand and in carriages were Mrs
o,wav Allen. Mrs Moncure Perkins. Miss
Ressie Maiten. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. VII
lians Mr. and Mrs. Barton II. WISE. MIS-
Graham Hobson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rolling. Mrs Parrish. Mr.. and Mrs. Levin
Joynes Mr. and Mrs. 4. y. carter MISS
Margaret Branch. Mr.. and Mrs. Marie,
MIR. Lnbun Myers. Miss Lassiter OF
Petersburg; Mr.. Spencer Carter. Mr.. John
H. Lyons, Colonel II. Nj. Boykin. MI
and Mrs Il. G.. Shaw, 20, Mr.. Il. -
Mavo. Miss Lise Beirne Mr.. Ihomas Al
kinson. Mr. VIM. r.. Trigg, Mrs. George
Ben. Johnston Mr.. and Mrs. H. bOIchoIS -
Mr. and Mrs. IL. A. Williams, Mrs. r.
Al Courtney. Mr. A. NJ. Brownel. Mt.
Malcolm NJ. Coles, Miss Lila Alien Oh
washington: Mr.. j. l.. Crenshaw. judge
Ingram. Mr.. and Mrs. John h. Brancn'
Nfis T,elle Myers, Miss Meme Myers, MT.
ord Ms George Ainslie, Mr.. John End
ors. Jr.. Dr. G. w. =. Brock, Hon w. =
Reddy. Mr. and Mrs. p. l.. Hewett' MI.
Everett Wa01ey DR.. George Ross, MI
ana Mrs. Andrew Christian, Mrs Noting
DIR. and Mrs Joseph A. White, MT. anu
Mrs q. OBI. Cowardin, Colonel and Mrs
George Wayne Anderson, Mr.. ana Mrs
william Daniel. Mr. and Mrs. .. Il
Do1le AR Barton II. Grundy, Mr.. Carter
Branch, Mr. ana MiS HieN. ~"ii. N'' -
Marve. DR.. Isiah White, Miss Wormeley'
Mrs. John blair. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott. MT
Lysander Courtney, Mr. G. ID. Langhorne
Mr. Stewart Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn
Miss BESSIE Pace. Miss Talbot, Mrs. VIM
Moseley. Mr. Il. c. Christian, Mr.. Franz
CHRISTIAN and wife. Mr.. Richmond Lewis
Mr.. A. Y. Stokes. Jr
OFFICIALS OF THE MEETING.
The officers of the meeting. to whom
much credit IS due for the splendid man
ner in which the affair was handled were
stewards. ]. r. Anderson, f. II. Savage
II. c. Beattie Judges. Major o. S. Allen
NJ. NJ. Blacker, George X. Lee Starter
w. j. Carter: Assistant Starter. Dr. X
l.. Triton, Clerk of the Course +. a. >
Brine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens and Other Matters.

Mr.. George Booker. Of Old Point, Is In
the city.
DR. J. F. Bryant. Of Southampton Is
at Ford's.
FORMER Delegate sebrell, Of South
ampton is at Fords'
Mr.. ]. l.. Bumgardner. Of staunton' Is
registered at Murphy's.
The Committee on James River I'M
movement will meet at o'clock TINS AZ
ternoon.
Mr. w A. Reinhart. of Covington' a
member OF the state Democratic Commit
tee, is in the city.
A, 70 o'clock on Thursday the Masonic
o,.nhans will give an entertainment at the
,remple. before the Grand Lodge OF VIZ
gnia.
Rev. James c. Johnson. OF union lheo-
logical Seminary. will conduct the ser
VICE al the Third Presbyterian churVn
this evening at o'clock.
ST Johns Lodge No. g. has been c"'' %.
4, special session this mornins az
q o'clock at the Masonic Temple. AT VIZ. VIZ,
time five well-known citizens VIII paf'i0''
pate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07

brothers. named Davis. had narrow
escape from drowning, their cat-boat
capsizing several hundred yards or Old
Point pier The men chung to the up
turned keel until launch from the bat
tleship Texas. at considerable risk. re-
moved them from their perilous HDsition.
The accident was witnessed by a large
number OF people, guests and others,
standing on the pier, and created great
deal of excitement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07
FIGHT BEGINS
ON EXPANSION


are hereby declared to be citizens Of the
United States.
The bill also provides for the election
of "A delegate 20 the House OF Represen-
tative I'm Congress by the voters qualified
TO vote for representatives I'm the Lcgis-
lature, this delegate 10 possess the same
powers and privileges now accorded %
other delegates I'm Congress.
The commission takes pains 20 express
their united opinion that the plan ouuin-
ed for the government OF Hawaii cannot
be- regarded as "a precedent Tor Porto
Rico and the Philippines.
The report contains an inventory OF the
public property of the republic which now
inures to the United States, which is OK
an estimated value OF Sl0H87W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A meeting of the Board Of the Homeo-
nstbic Free Dispensary was held yester-
dav for the purpose OF electihs OAicers
and an interesting business routine wds
carried ont. The election resulted as toi-
lows: ,-,. 1,,oo-
Presidents Mrs. William Ellison MISS
Helen Bennett and Mrs. c. V. Meredith;
recording Secretary, Mrs. (Dr) George
Raeby: Corresponding secretary MIS-
Harry Corey. Treasurer, Mrs. Joseph D.
Montgomery .,
A Young Ladies' Auxiliary was orga-
,i1eo for Church Hil and plans We're
discussed looking 10 the strengthening or
the dispensary and increasing interest In
#.
Misses Bradley and sullivan, Of Phila-
delphia. are visiting Mrs. George NJ
West Miss Chapman will shortly be
Mrs. Vests guest. She will be delight
fully remembered by all who met her
last winter.
Last evening the Junior Cotillion Club
held lis first meeting at the Jefferson ho-
tel with complete success. The hotel
never looked more beautiful. nor did Pro-
lessor Tremers band ever play more de-
lightfully.
There were many dancers on the moor
Mr. Spotswood Wexford Leading with
skiu The chaperones were Mrs. Robert
Rlankenship. Mrs. Thomas Boiling. Mrs.
William ROYAL. Mrs Austin Brocken-
brough. Mrs. Henry Williams and Mrs.
George W. Mayo. Beside the usual set
mere were noted Misses Grace Shields
Miss Manning. Of South Carolina Tom
inson, Of North Carolina. and Miss Nc
Gerry: Messrs. Frank Phelps warner
Lewis. Tabb. Boiling. Harrison, Arthur
Poe. Lawrence Miller, Of Baltimore'
Henderson b. Gregory, Of Washington
Salley. Of Newport News Lewis ana
Wulv Haryie. Mason. White. Eddie Ben
son. Thomas Marshall. Stuart Leake.
Pope Nash. William DeSaussure, Murat
Wills. Dietrich. Lightfoot. Brook Frank
Hill. Vernon Moore, William Lancaster
and many others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07
JUDGE QUARLES IN TOWN.
He is Not in Favor of AnneN'"g INC
Philippines

Judge ]. NJ. Quarles. the cons e, Ss' pich-
elect from the Tenth distIlce III cama
u, NOM mend The meeting Of the Grand Lodge
OF Masons. 4. washing
The Judge will take a trip 70 wa as,l,n,s
ron :" IN few days and make the acquain-
lance OF some of the representatives 1--WE,
with whom he will serve In the n ne 8. Con ON,
eress. He was asked last night IL ne was
in favor OF territorial expansion NOT 70
the extent of tho annexation OF inc RIM.
ipplne Islands," he said as nc nurrieu
off to the Masonic Temple.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07
Winter Vaudeville,

The audience at Sanger Halle enjoyed
the performance Of Bonner the great
performing horses and the other special
ties last night. and the frequent applause
attested to the success Of the efforts OF
the performers
Lillian Jerome sang 1.-THE Swanee River
and was given an encore. Matinee
Thursday and Saturday. and performance
every night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07
Boss Rule.

OF the Worst Kind is the Des-
potism of a bad stomach. Polit.
ical Cars must sometimes COM
promise. but the tyranny OF
indigestion is unrelenting, unless
the victim knows how to over
come it. He may be freed from
the thralldom by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07
WAR DEFICIENCY.
A Bill for Re-Appropriation OF Tn
available Funds Introd need.

WASHINGTON, Dec 6.-The first OF
the appropriation bills. covering dencieu-
cies for war expenses reported Co the
House to-day carries for the War De-
partment and military establishment
$780, I'll, 53g; FOR the naval establishment
$5.5 S53. total OF so. 80 1872. This amount.
however, is 4 re-appropriatlon of funds
heretofore allowed, but not available after
the close Of the present year.
The uneXpended balances OF these war
funds are estimated ~ SgiSl6. l5j. of
which the War Department balance is
s6l,2l6, POI, and the navy balance $500 $685.
The balances, therefore, are considerably
more than Will be re-apprOpriated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07
NNnddinp Cnrds Issued.

Mr.. and Mrs. Algernon B. Chandler have
issued invitations TO the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss julia Yates Chand-
Ter, 10 Mr.. Ellis Brown French, OF Ken
mond The wedding will take plafc on
Tuesday morning, December zOth' nj IL
o'clock In Bowling Green. va. Inc bride
and groom will be At home at Gwathniey,
after January 10th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-07
KILLED BY A TREE.
Walter Vernon Died Alone and was
Found in the Woods by His Brother.

GREEN BAY. VA. December 6-Spe-
cial.--Mr Walter Vernon. son OF Mr.. j.
W. Vernon, living near Sandy River
church. was accidentally killed this morn
ing by tree falling on him. Young
Vernon was alone in the woods cutting
wood when the acci1ent occurred.
His little brother found him soon after
his death. his fatter Is now on visit
to Halifax. whme the yerpons originally
lived.