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The Forrest City times., 1898-06-10

WHEN RearAdmiral Sampson called for volunteers to go to almost certain death in the expedition to sink the col Her Merrimac in the neck of Cervera's bottle at Santiago, 4,0o0 men re- sponded. Eight were chosen. and they did the work we'll under a perfect tor rent of shot and shell from the Span ish forts and land batteries.
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-10

The skins of animals were the earliest form of money, so we are told. No doubt a skunk was considered a scent-piece. Il. A. w Bulletin.
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-10

A good way to avoid trouble is to make up your mind not to be troubled, but tha. is too much trouble (Is) Democrat.
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-10

REPRESENTATIVE HARTMAN, of Mon tana. has introduced joint resolution in the house directing the secretary of cred suitable medals of honor to Lieut. Hobson and each member of his crew for gallant, heroic and patriotic serv- ices rendered to the United States at Santiago harbor on June 5, ls9s.
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-10

Piso's Cure cured me of Throat and Cady, Huntington, Ind, Nov. F, 1894.
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-10
STRONG STATEMENTS.
Three Women Relieved of Female
 Troubles by Mrs. Pinkham.

From Mrs. A. W. SMITH, 59 Summer St, Biddeford, Me:
 ''For several years I suffered with various diseases peculiar to my sex. Was troubled with burning sensation across the small of my back, that all- gone feeling, was Respondent, fretful and discouraged; the least exertion tired me. I tried several doctors but received little benefit. At last de cided to give your Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound trial. The ei' feet of the first bottle was magical Those symptoms of weakness that was afflicted with, vanished like vapof before the sun. cannot speak too nighly of your valuable remedy. II n truly a boon to woman"
 From Mrs. MELISSA PHILLIPS, LeT ington, Ind, to Mrs. Pinkham:
 ''Before began taking your medicine had suffered for two years with thai tired feeling, headache, backache, noaP petite, and a rundown condition of tne system. I could not walk across tne room. I have taken four bottles of tne Vegetable Compound, one box of Liver Pills and used one package of Sanatise Wash, and now feel like new woman' and am able to do my work.
 From Mrs. MoLLIE E. HERREL, Tow ell Station, Tenn:
 For three years suffered with sucns weakness of the back, l could nos perform my household duties. l aiso had falling of the womb, terrible pear. ing-down pains and headache. nav taken two bottles of Lydia E. finA hams Vegetable Compound and feel like new woman. l recommenoyoA' medicine to every woman know.
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-10

JOSEPH CAsrELLANos and Frank Mill Ter, who are believed to be spies, were taken to Atlanta. Ga, on the 3d, from Tampa, Fla. Castellanos is Spaniard, and had travelled all along the Atlantic coast. Miller Is said to be an English man. No papers We're found on them The two men were locked up in the military prison at Fort McPherson.
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-10

The six-hundred- pound lady in the m. scum draws a pretty fat salary.-L. 4. w. Bulletin.
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-10

A great ash tree in Sterlingshire, Scot land, which was planted by Sir T. Mich. olson in 1896, is still in fiourishing 2 condition.
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-10

AMONG the passengers who arrived at San Francisco on the steamer Bel gic, on the 7th, from Hong Kong, were four men who participated in the fight of Manila bay on May l. They are Paymaster C. A. Loud, of the dispatch boat MeCulloch; Dr. Charles F. Kindle- berger, surgeon of the olympia; Ralph Phelps, secretary to the captain of the McCulloch, and J. C. Evans, gunner of the Boston.
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-10

TIE St. James Gazette says it learns that u proposal made in influential cir cles and backed by the liberal leaders is afoo,, with the object of conferring title on the widow of the late Wm. E. Gladstone. It is suggested that Mrs
 Gladstone be created countess of Liv- erpool, and another member of the family be created Viscount Hawarden
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-10

"'ase Of Fatal Amputation.. Nlne per cent. of cases of amputation are said to be fatal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-21
JUSTICE JOHN.
The Party on the Throne Trying 10
Break Up Bad Habit.

King Howard. a colored man. saw
Another Man with a pistol. The other
Man had attempted TO pawn the pistol
but was offered only 80 cents by tue
pawnbroker. "a -.
Il ruther glib hit erway for 80 cents,
den pawn hit fur dat mulch. unused the
Other Man.
King heard him muse ana asked MN
what was troubling him.
Then the other Man told him about II.
"Wy, ri glib you III Gems fer HIT SAID
King, as he exhibited two bright quar-
tiers.
Han hit yere," replied the other Man.
quickly, and he grabbed the htty cents
and handed him the pistol
Some negro saw the transaction ana
informed the police that King mad a
pistol. and when King saw the-policeman
coming he attempted to hide the piston
from the officer. but IT was too late ana
King was caught. The Other Man had
in the meantime. disappeared, nor ala ne
come TO Kings rescue.
I'm going to fine you $50 and give you
thirty DAYS In jail. said the Party
rand I want TO say that I'm going ia
break up the habit OF carrying concealed
weapons. and hereafter | shall send
every man caught with a concealed
weapon 10 iail besides putting heavy
fine upon him. I want everybody 70 un'
derstand this. no exceptions VIII I've
made"
King tosk exceptions, however, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-21

merchandise. and on musical devices
which operate ON the nickie In the slot
principle. 90 increase the revenues OF the
State.
Tho provisions of the act are as follows:
I. BE 10 enacted by the General Assem-
bly, OF Virginia. that any person. firm
or corporation having on a street. alley
or other place I'm any city, or on any pub
dc road jan any county, or In shops
stores. hotels. boarding houses. depots
and public and private rooms, or any
other place anywhere In the State of
Virginia a slot machine OF any desCrip-
ton into which are dropped pennies or
nickles or coins OF other denominations.
20 dispose OF cigars. cigarettes. chewing
gum. or other articles OC merchandise
or musical. weighing or other devices
that operate on the nickle in the slot
principle used TOR gain shall pay for
every such slot machine or musical,
weighing or other devices as the case
may be- q license tax OF two dollars and
nifty cents per year Tor the use and
benefit OF the State, TO he collected and
accounted Cor as other license taxes.
2. Any person, firm, or corporation
having any such machine ana falling 10
procure a license therefor, shall be sub
jcCtcd 10 the same penalties as are pre-
scribcd by tle laws of the Stale tor vio-
ldtiug the general license law for doing
"a business for which a State license is
required without such license.
g. This act shall De in force from its
passage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-21
THE GOLDEN CHAM.
The Second Annual Session OF the Nir-
.fn;n Grand Lodge.

The Second Annual Session OF inc VIZ
ninin Grand Lodge.
The second annual session OF the Grand
Lodge of Virginia. Golden 'halh. met III
smiths all Tuesday evening "a +. VI,
Grind Commander &. y. Barsamin' or
Richmond presiding The attendance " d.
large and seemed bent on business.
The business Of the evening session was
OF a routine nature. benz 'ne I'suia' t'
morris of the Grand Commander Grana
Secretary ad Grand treasurer anu '"0
standing committees.
mn. most important business or inc
evening session was the aooptloh OF "
set of hv-iaws one OF the principal ieS .
lures being that Richmond. Va shoulu
ba rho Headquarters OF the 1rano Louse
unless otherwise ordered by d Wo-thlrus
vote and the time the second luesday
I'm April OF each year.
.t-r. members 81 the Grand Lodge IN al
tendance We're. e. y. BaIgamlh' HTdhl
commander: B. r. Waller, Assistant
Grand Commander. George l.. Curry
Past Grand Commander. g. W MOT tl,s,
cr,nd Secretary. r.. r. Campbell, Grand
,rressi,rer. 3 Il. Ficldeu Grand Guide;
y KidweH. Grand Guardian; ;. d.
Syor,ck Grand Sentinel; e. A. Mercer,
~ price and r. +. C0rbell Grand
,Trustees. &. Y. Bargamin. 4. j. Adams
and Robert Currie Committee on Laws
~ T. Campbell and &. \. Mercer COM
mittee on Finance. ,,-.,
The representatives were; II. NJ. az
tboU No. G. Albert Witte. No. 3, =. W.
Miner No 10. r. ID. Garcin, No. IT, ana
Thomas :. Dance. No. p all OF flcn-
mond: c. II. Lumsden. No. A. Lyhch-
burg: G. a walker, No. 9'. fredericAS
burg. G. W. Goode. No. los. Rlchmohu'
Va. Henry Savage. No. Us Chihco'e"sue'
Va: III. s. King. NO. lil' Ians'7r' "a
TT. Kent. No. Isl. ParksIey' Va ;. -
yvomock. No. 2iG. Danvills; +. y. Price
No. 293. Petersburg.
The Grand Lodge took recess at l.
II until S15 +. NJ.
c.ror[ resolutions were offered and
,assod urging upon the Supreme Lodge
M the order the necessity or adjusting
an The differences that exist In the Su-
,,ror,. .odge and requesting also that the
s.rnreue Lodge not adjourn its next ses-
sion until an differences are settled.
The following officers We're elected TOT
the ensuing year:
Grand Commander-C. y. Bargamln'
Richmond. Va 49,
Grand Vice Commander-G. A. Walker,
Fredericksburg. Va.
Grand Assistant Commander. Is.
Ficklen. Fredericksburg, Va.
Grand Prelate-J. y. Gregory. Lynch
burg. Va.
Grand secretary-C. w. Morriss. Rich
mond Va.
Grand Treasurer-T. P. Campbell, Rich
mond, Va. 49,,
dri1. Va.
Grand Guardians D. Womack, Dan
vile. Va.
Grand sentInel-J. W. Goode. Richmond.
Va.
Grand Trugtees-C. 4. Mercer. Rich
mord Va; T.. y. Price. Petersburg. Va;
J. + Corbett. Tangler Va.
Grand Reurcsentative-C. W. Morris,
Richmond, Va.
The following committees were appoint
ed.
on Finance-O..J Adams. T. +. Dance
and T. W. Miner.
Laws and Appeals-Robert Currie, Al
bert White. r. ID. Garcin.
The next session Of tile Supreme Lodge
VIII be held IN Richmond. May 3. 1S9S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-21

Dunn. ho profcsscd religion. and. after
consultation with his parents. united with
The Methodist church. Twelve or eieh-
teeu months after owing Co some uLkind
treatment he received from local
preacher, Doe withdrew from The Mctho-
oi-ts
Tu Ieil-'l6 he attended the medical lee
fHr-- at the University of Virginia ard
SIN ISlf-47 he attended lectures at the JET
fcr.1n Medical College boo Philadelphia
whore Doe graduated JOB March. 1884, and
returned TO- practice medicine at The place
and amoug the people with whom his
father had lived and died. ln August
I>IS. during The meeting OF Baptist AS
socIatiou near his mother home. he pro-
Iessed rou-iou ln ihe cellar OF his Office.
lie Joined the Methods Church. and was
soon appointed cias--Ieadcr and eNhorter.
on Scptemher -C 1885, Doe was married
80 Miss Mary NJ. Ford pious devoted
Methodist lady. who died in january, 1870.
soon afterwards Dee entered the ministry
and was received ou trial BOO the Virginia
Conference JIM November. 1850 sitting Do
old Trinity church, Richmond. Ills hrst
wear was ON Nottoway Circuit next ln
Edeutou. n. O.. lu 1854, hc was chaplain
ii, Raudoluh-Nac0n College. I'm lN'o- %
Dc was in Elizabeth City ". q. tn oc-
tOber. 1855. De married Miss Marina a.
FITZGERALD Iu 1s5l-5S he travelled the
Luneuhurg Circuit
SOME OF Ills WORK.
AT the conference i1 Iyncnhurg in no
vemhcr 1850. Doe was given by blsnop
EarIy nominal position I'm December
rie mother died. The labor and anxiety
az 1850 followed by the great amount OF
secular business necessary for him TO
attend 90 and The efforts Co keep up his
preaching regularly Frustrated him. Ills
health soon improved. howeveT. ana me-
was able 90 enter the regular work again
Am November 1872 when he was sent 10
caroline Circuit for two years ana was
fhcn assigned to Hampton Tor Two NeeIS.
M. ..,,..1 r,4-tviuo circuit for four
,..a-e Liberty four years Petersburg
CNceieyl two years, Norfolk tAsourN) TWO
wears He also served Fox liih.
Sir Spencer had large number oil o.,
friends throughout the state who VIII
0eeprv regret TO learn of his death
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-21

entered an appeal. and the case was ior-
warded to the Hukungs Court "hete 1t
will be heard next session.
Robert Jones is a cOl0red man Just IN
from the banks OF the Wabash, where ne
has seen. many times, the candle hSnt
through the trees while the nlshunsAle
sang It's song and the moon shohc
brightly. -
He strolled into town with a noncha-
liant air. and being a strange nisse' III
strange city he excited suspicion
Omcer Clarkson took him in charge ana
Robert failed 10 make himself clear 10 the
Party on the throne 50 he fell back LOT
six months in default OF 500 security
" A Armstrong and Mark Armstrong
wanted TO prepare for next winter
SHOWS and winds and started IN 10 III
nm their coal houses with {. ana y, coat
Of3cer Duke objected. for the coal was
needed by the United states shlPs III
coallnz purposes. and the orothe!s am
strong were carried before inc lNiolo,
They will languish for thirty days ana
when they once more toucn .V't" - LII, In,
the weather will be so hot that they VIII
he ashamed 10 think that they had been
hustling for coal.
Henry Franklin a colored youth. drives
a wagon on the street for oscar hpps'
and ne got short In his accounts 70 the
extent OF sL3l When confronted by
Epps Henry said:
~ didn't dund A. ] clar fore goodness
never tuck a cent Of dat air money.
But Epps doubted and called IN Car
land woodward who stated that ne gave
Henry sl.3j. and there being no evidence
OF the contract the party waved henry
back for fifteen days.
Emma Walker and Ellen Green dusky
,,,I. ~, no longer on speaking terms
And the cause follows:
Emma called upon Ellen, but In the
meantime she had rushed the GROWER
extensively before making her call ana
Ellen expected trouble.
"Zas a RI" said Emma. as she reeled
into the room. "Lemme lone, an ev-
sing be a. RI. unstan. I go swear on
hIc aint GO drap mother drink. wow
hooray"
And then in attempting TO dance A
hoochi coOchi she fell against the table
and knocked the lamp over.
Ellen could stand II no longer. and ON
Ger Hackett did the rest.
When she faced the Party he gave her
sixty days in default Of the regular secu-
rity.
"Wot you wan me 20 kiss dat air book
fur?" asked Tom Parson. witness IN
the case OF John loung, colored. VINO was
alleged 10 have cut Emma Nells wslh
knife
80 you can say you have had The Book
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-21
GauI Asks for a Pardon.

Mr.. T.. c. Folkes. counsel for w. II
Gaul. the man convicted OF completely IN
the murder OF Robert Lee Atweil. has
presented papers TO the Governor petitions
ing him to pardon the convict.
Mr.. Folkes had 4 personal interview
with the Executive and Governor Tyler
appeared 10 be very much impressed by
tho statements presented. Gaul Is serv7
ing five years sentence. lie has now
been in prison little more than three
years and served fourteen months In jail
before his trial came of.
There are many persons who believe
Gaul had no idea that McNamee was CO.
ing 20 kill Atwell when he accompanied
him in search OF tho man who was shst
down.
1t IL probable Governor Tyler will par.
don Gaul.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-21
GRAND COUNCIL ROYALARCANUM
Onicers Elected aud Installed for the
Ensuing Year.

TIE Grand Council Royal Arcanum OF
Virginia resumed its sessions Nra'ein49
at no. o'clock ln lee Camp Han Ila
r,nrescDtatives OF the several CouncH-
mad. their reports some of when were
heartily appiauded. ,....,,
4 besutifli Past Grand Regents JeWeil
,.,. presented 90 Past Grand Regent j.
s Beck. of Iyuchburg No. 4io.
Tine rrc,cntatIon speech was made by
General Secretary Blanks and was eio-
oue1r and ornate The recipient respond
al I'm an appropriate and feeling manner.
The election of officers for the ensuing
wear resulted ass follows.
W J. Williams. OF Portsmouth Fast
Grand Recent. s. H. Bioomnerg. kich-
.,on5 Grand Regent. Charles n. Lums-
Jer T.yn,bhure Grand Nice-kegent
1eres % Blanks PETERSBURG Grand Sec
,...rv. A. r. Bolts Fredericksburg.
Grand Treasurer. Rev p. IT. Ncfdden
Manchester Grand Chaplain Charles =
perry sfauutou Grand orator. \. Y.
lincoln Marion Grand Warden, Robert
" Arnold. Alexandra. Grand Guide; W.
70 uurkamu Fredericksburg Grand sem
trv j.. m. Ingram. Manchester; f.
rfoaees Norfolk. IT, y Bilisaly, Ports
mouth Grand Trustees.
lanes s. Blanks Petersburg X. a.
Dobie. Norfolk Grand Representative.
Tbe officers were installed by j. Day
Ous. past Grand Regent of New Jersey
a handsome bouquet OF flowers was
rrasented 20 Grand Regent Sol l.. Bloom
irr- of Richmond By admirinE iriends.
Tno next Grand council VIII be he'd
in Newport News.
The Grand Council then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-21

late hour last evening, but they were
unable TO agree on a verdict and were
discharged, The case going over until the
next term.
Tne prisoner was represented by cap
tain GEORGE d. wise and Mir. l.. O. Wen
denburg. MIR Edgar Allan. Jr, assisted
Mr.. Conway Il Sands in the prosecution.
Mr. w a. Leisfeld. who resides III me ne
county. on west cary sllc.. IL ~ ~
,,.rt- sick and much anxiety is felt BY
his friends. lie is well-Snown, and
uouular merchant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-21
Homo Wedding.

a very pretty marriage was solmnized
Yesterday morning at the home OF the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. Sizer.
so. - north Third street at 1890 o'clock
when Miss Annie T.. Sizer. "a most charm
ing Young isdy became the bride of Mr.
James a. Cosby.
Mr. Rawlings. OF Clay-Street VI. E.
church ohiciated. after which the newly
welded pair accompanied by several
friends took the 1880 train FOR the home
Of the groom I'm Powhatan county, where
q reception was given them yesterday
evening.
M. Cosby is a successful young mer-
chant and many good wishes follow him
and his lovely bride i'm their new life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-21
Enworth League Officers.

Tho Senior Epworth League of Laurel
Street Methodist church held an interes-
ting business meeting fin the lecture-room
Of the church Tuesday night.
After devotional exercises and the
r,Dorts of ele different depart
ments. the following officers were
elected until July LIST. Mr.. j. L. Boltz.
president: A. Hoverstock. first vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Virginia Poe. second vice pres
ident. Mrs a. Risk. third vice president,
Miss Bessie Atkins. secretary; Miss Rosa
clayton. treasurer; Mr.. G. W. Davis,
chorister: Miss Martha Boltz. organist.
and Master Robert Clayton, standard
bearer.
"CoUver Day" and an interesting and
instructive service will be held on the
third Sunday night IN May.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-21
Transfers Of RcaI Fstnte

Richmond-A. NJ Kelley and wife to
Warner Moore. II OF ground rent Of
s75.4 per annum charged on q IL feet
on south side Main street between III
teanth and Seventeenth, $3.50.
Henrico-Nannie Hutchinson.s trustees
10 old Dominion Building and Loan
ASSOCIATION. lot and south 10 feet OF lot
i'm block 81, Barton Heights. $3.50.
Emma j. Nlpe TO Mary Eliza Dame.
l6 2-3 feet on south side Cary street, 15S
Is feet west OF Carter. $1,000
Moses ROane 10 WILHELM Ttnken, 5
acres. reservlng life estate in the dwell
ing mouse and l acre. $.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-21

The case of Charles y. Chandler. al
legged 20 have assaulted Charles Mason
with "a piece Of iron while both men
were at work at the Richmond Paper
MIL ON March S,h. was disposed Of in
the Hastings Court.
Evidence was conflicting and the testi-
mony tended to show that the two men
had been engaged I'm q few harsh words
which eliminated in the blow with the
iron which knocked three Of Mason's
front teeth out.
The jury returned with a verdict of
six months in Jail and a fine OF 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-21
JACKSON WARD CANDIDATES.
4 Republican Convention 10 he Held
on the 10th.

Meetings will be held by the regular
Republican organization OF Jackson Ward
I'm the four precincts Of the ward Thurs
day night. April 2sth. at o'clock. 10
elect five delegates and "a like number OF
alternates from each precinct 10 ward
convention to be- held at noon Friday,
April 18th. IN HAYES Hall, on north Second
street.
This convention will nominate candi-
dates for the Common Council ad for
justices Of the peace 90 be voted for at
the regular May election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-21
Her Remains Brought Here.

The remains OF Mrs. G. 0. Gwatkin
who died suddenly In New York Monday
will arrive at Byrd street station at $40
this morning. Services at the grave Ia
Hollywood cemetery.
The pail bearers will be A. T. Stokess
Charles r. Lathrop. John Montague. Jr.
VIM. Ferguson. Watson Y. Arlington,
T. r. Harris. Randolph Williams and
Eellx Smith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-21
UNIVERSITYNEW BUILDINGS.
They VIII BE Inaugurated With Prop
ceremonies.

They VIII BE Inaugurated With Prop
erCercmonies.
Following S. a copy Of announcements
accompanied by invitations which have
heen widely issued 90 the patrons, friends
and admirers OF the University OF Viz
GINA: ...
University OF virginia,
Charlottesville. Va,
Chairman's Once.
The Visitors and Faculty
Of the University Of Virginia
announce the completion OF the new
buildings
in place of those destroyed by fire '
In October, 1875
These buildings will be inaugurated
with proper ceremonies
IN TUESDAY. June the fourteenth, 1898
II Is hoped that on This occasion
YOU will unite with the Visitors, Faculty
and StudGts
in celebrating so happy an event.
Charlottesville. Va.
The favor Of rep'y to the
accompanying invitation Is requested.
Please address such reply
TO
Professor w r. Perklnson.
University Of Virginia.
Charlottesville. Va.
The invitation reads as follows:
The Visitors and Faculty
OF the
University OF Virginia
request the honor Of your presence
on TUESDAY.
the fourteenth of June, 1898,
az the Inauguration
Of the new University buildings,
replacing those destroyed by fire
October 9th. 1895.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-21

The closing exercises OF the University
College of Medicine will take place on
Thursday. May 26,h.
Al noon the Alumni Association will
meet in the large lecture-room OF the
college 10 transact business and discuss
the subject presented by the essayist OF
the occasion. Or. J. Allison Hodges.
At s o'clock. degrees Will be conferred
and an address delivered to the public
and graduating class I'm the Academy OF
Music bv DR. John Herbert Claiborne, Of
Petersburg Va.
At 10 o'clock a banquet will be served
in the jefferson Hotel 10 Is expected
that a large number Of old students will
be present
During this session there have been go
students in attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-21
Fourth District Convention.

The Democratic convention 20 nominate
n candidate for Congress in the Fourta
district. will be held Al Petersburg May >
IL is said a night will be made TO adjourn
the body 10 some future date. The pro-
posed movement. II is stated, Is In the
interest Of one or two gentlemen who are
thinking OF aspiring TO the nomination.
but are not yet ready to announce their
candidacy.
A gentleman from that district. who
was here yesterday. said he believed ths
friends OF Hon. Sidney p. Epes would ba
largely in the majority and would ncmi-
nate him on May 2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-21
WIS Annointed SURGEON.

Intelligence has been received here OF
the appointment Of d. y. p. 1'ompkins.
Of Natural Bridge, as surgeon In the
United states navy.
DR. Tompkins Is a nephew Of Mr.. Ed
muud q. Tompkins. OF this city, and
graduated from the Medical College OF
Virginia last year at the head Of his
class