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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-02-17
BREWSTER.

Erickson Bros. shipped car lead
of cattle to Sioux City Monday last.
Oliver Readle was in town last
Wednesday.
Arthur Smith, of St. Kilian, was
visiting friends here few days last
week.
If you dance come to Brewster hall
Friday evening and have good time
A. D. Severson went to Kinbrae or
business last Friday.
The dance at Gruno last Friday
evening was largely attended, and
all reports good time.
c. w. Lier, VIM. Gordon and Ton
Cunningham are going to give
dance 1t the hall Friday evening
Feb. 10, and everybody is welcome
to come and have a good time. Mus
ic will be furnished by the Hotzlel
orchestra. Dance tickets so cents
Supper extra.
G. w. Lier and 4. .. Severso1
went to Worthington on their bike
Tuesday on business.
If you buy -four, 60 to j. Kaufman
He keeps the Worthington Best.
w. Elkins has put in a livery ii
our town. IT you want team g
there.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-02-17
GEO. M. DARBY,

County and City Auctioneer,
Worthington, MINI.
S. Kindlund, Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
MISS PYLES RELEASED.
The Clarke County Poisoning Case 90
be Investigated by the Grand jury.

BERRYYlLLE. VA. Sept. D.-SpeciaL
The interest in the poisoning of George
W. Eyerhart and his two children ON
the 18th instant. Increases as time passes
and the pcrpetrator Of the crime IS still
unknown A report published this week
that Miss Fanny Tyles. "a sistcrn-.aw OF
Everhart had been arrested and upon evil
dence heard sent ON % the grand jury
was Incorrect
Everhart did swear out a warrant bee
fore Justice d. ". NorOus against the
girl charging her with the deed and the
case was set for Wednesday. both Ever
hart and Miss Pylos were present before
Justice j. u. Sprint at Boyce but no
other witnesses appearing and Everhart
refusing 90 testify although Miss Pyles
asked for a hearing. the case was disc
missed and the accused released.
A special grand jury has been summon
ed 90 appear at tine October term of the
county October 4th and the whole mat
ter win then be INVESTIGATED.
The heirs of the latte Franklin Slime
have sold "Rosney" their farm near Mill
wood. Clarke county 90 Mr. IT, b..
Chapman Of Woodstock va. The farm
is considered one OF the most desirable
iu the county. consisting of $50 acres OF
highly cultivated land with substantial
buildings Mr.. Chapman has been in the
oolot,. f,r several DAVIS thls week. COM
cruIinr the ARRANGEMENTS for the trans
for of Inc prouerty
revival in building ouorations has
taken nlac, fn Parrvviue lately and some
0,d BUILDINGS ara NOW iu course of con-
struofion Mr. Herbert r.. Wade a
wealthy Enelishman. purchased some
,.oars ao, 81 rot on south Church street
D,is d.. has tasutiead with trees and
sb,,,t.i.sr,. and he ia nov, erecting An ace
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
GENERAL LEE
WILL TESTIFY.
He Goes Before the Commissioners
Next Wednesday.
CONFERENCE WITH PRESIDENT.
He Made an Extended Visit to the
White House Yesterday and
Leaves for New York To-Day.
Warmly Greeted Everywhere.

WASHINGTON. sept 3O.-special-Gcn-
eral Fltzhugh Lee was at the War De-
partment and the White House to-day.
He had extended conferences with the
Secretary Of War and General Miles, one
at 10 o'clock ln the morning and the other
az FIN the afternoon. He wore his Ma
ior-Generars uniform and was warmly
greeted by officers and officials every
where he went iu State. War ana Navy
building.
WITH THE PRESIDENT.
The General was with the President for
over half am hour. but he declined to say
what trluspircd He viii go Co New YORK
to-day and viii visit his son no West
Point. returning here next Tuesday. 1857
rsuuest OF the War investigating Com
mittee he will appear before that body
on Wednesday next 90 testify as 90 the
management of the troops by quarter
masters. commissaries and the Medical
Department. General Lee will apply for
"a brief leave OF absence OBJ recruit bus
health. at the Hot Springs or tne Nnite
Sulphur. before returning 90 his CONF
mand iu Florida.
Fourth class pOstmasiers nave oteh ape
pointed to-day ass follows.
North CarOliua-Be3rwallow H'nder-
son county. Ella oates. vice George w.
Conner. resigned Britts. Robson county,
William j. Ward. vice Alyl Lawson. re-
signed. Bonus. Jones county, Mrs. Alpha
b. Perry. vice T.. A. Whitaker, resigned,
ora. Sampson county. william j. Butler,
vice Edwin r. burlington. resigned. Shall
low Ford. Alamance county. Asa T.. lse-
ley. vice George a. Dlnielcy resigned
WoOdloaf Rowan county s. j. Lazenby,
vice william a. Thomson. removed.
The following p0st0hices Will become
domestic money-order offices tomorrow.
Basham. Floyd county, McRae.s. Cum
bertrand county Moryen Amelia county f,
Tabh. York county, Va.
ARMY ORDERS.
Rv direction of the Assistant Secretary
of War. the Geographic instructions of
September O. lS9S. from this office direct
ing the discharge from the service of the
United states by the commanding officer
OF his station of Private O.. @. Nash. Com
panv r. First North Carolina Volunteer
infantry. are hereby confirmed
Colonel James d. Brady ieft for Rich
m0nd this morning.
Hon John G0ode and Major Holmes
Conrad called on General Lee mt the
Shoreham to-day
The engagement of Miss S. =. john
son. OF this city 90 Dr. Hugh Mcclure.
of Richmond. is announced.
w b. Graves. Lynchburg. and James II.
Chadtourn. OF Wilmington. y. @, Ne
tropolitan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
THE VIRGINIA fIREMEN.
The Lexington Team outclassed Their
Opponents aud Swept the Prizes.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Sept. 90
The twelfth annual convention or the
Virginia state Firemen's Association,
which has been I'm session IN this city
for the last three days. closed to-day and
the fremen and delegates left for their
homes tonight The prize contests took
place to-day and the honors We're carried
off by the Lexington team. Three of the
contests were declared Off. as there We're
no entries. and after the first reel contest
all OF tho competing companies with
drew. as 10 was apparent that the Lex
ington team was the best
The first race was the reel contest Tor
sBsociatian teams only. The first prize
was $50 and the second So. The partici-
pants and the time in which they ram
follows.
Phoenix Hose Company Of Suffolk. six
iy-one seconds. Friendship Fire Company
No. 3. OF Roanoke, fifty-seven seconds,
Lexington Fire Company, of Lexington,
Va. f0rtv-seven seconds.
The reel contest for a prize trumpet
and SO. was awarded to Lexington Fire
Company. which made the run In forty
fve seconds. There were no other entries
The $50 reel contest was won by Lex
inRton I'm forty-siN seconds. There were
no other entries.
The races were over "a course OF % feet,
lay 80 feet OF hose and make the coup
ling A foul was claimed in this race and
the Judges declared the event of. 1t was
found that four men were at the plug
instead of two.
The Portsmouth Fire Department was
awarded the prize of s25 for having the
best uniformed company I'm the parade,
sne total number of men being l3i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
NO NOMINATION
IN nth DISTRICT.
The Convention Adjourns Subject to
the Chairman's Call.
THE RAILROAD COMMISSION
Ouick Work OF Judge Bryan and So
Iicitor Pou in Clearing the Docket.
A Captain of Volunteers Adopts
a New Plan of Punishment.

RALEIGH. n. g., Sept. Especial
The Fourth District Democratic Congress
ssonal Convention had a fun meeting
here yesterday. Every county IN the dis
trict sent A good delegation. There was
a caucus held before the convention met
in regular session. and so when called 10
order I'm convention a motion was mace
that the convention do not name can
didate now for this district and that the
convention would be subject 20 the call
OF the chairman. the chairman having q
committee Of one member from each
county 10 confer with him as to the time
TO call another convention. This motion
was unanimously carried.
Tho Railroad Commission met this
morning. The FIRST matters taken up
were: Exceptions TO new rates IN seed
cotton by an roads in the state: petit
ton from citizens OF Kinston for an up
town telegraph Office; complaint Of ker-
ner Brothers. OF Winston, as TO express
company discriminating against them,
and The petition OF the Wilmington Tariff
Association on the question OF reduction
on mileage tickets.
QUICK WORK.
Judge Bryan and Solicitor Pou have IN
four days cleared the docket for Wake
Superior Court There were % cases on
the docket. Oiten the court laSlS t"O
weeks-none less than a week before.
The Middle f-the-Road' Populists
yesterday declined 10 endorse indepen-
dent Congressional nominee. Atwater.
They nominated w. J. Feele OF this city
a. the congressman. The objection to
Atwater was that ne promised 30 vote for
Pritchard I'm the last Legislature, and
then failed 10 do so.
The White Oak Camp, Woodmen OF the
World. was organized here last night
The Republican Congressional Conven-
ton here to-day endorsed j. J. jackson
PopulsD jenkins. while a Populist.
was selected by the Republicans as the
candidate for the Populist convention.
UNIQUE PUNISHMENT.
A captain of volunteers told me or
unique way Of Furnishing soldiers for
bad conduct He required some Of his
men for slight misbehavior 10 tll bar
rel Of water by carrying 1t from the pump
10 the barrel in a pint bucket. He said
they would have preferred 70 be tried by
the court
Senator Butler editorially. says it is
lie that ". A. Guthrie is TO make
speeches in the interest of white SUI
pYemaCy"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Dr. Thomas D. Merrick has returned 10
the city.
Miss Lizzie webb. Of Powhatan county
IS the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. j. VI. But
Ter. No 81 south Cherry street
Mr John Thiermann. OF No pos o
street who was injured az Leas box
factory THURSDAY was better last night.
Or. Lewis Wheat returned last night
His child. who has been very sick. is
much improved.
Or. sweeneys subject sunday morning
will be "The Temptation Of Christ ana
sunday evening "The Triumph OF His
Kingdom"
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Managers of the Baptist Home
FOR Aged Women Will be- held M the
Home October lst 40 II 4. VI.
Misses Mary and Mamie Scott. Of CAL
weston. and Mis. Kate Dew OF Spotsyi-
vsnia. are visiting Mrs. Peasants aoi
south Third streer.
Mrs W. II. Roland who was $50 pain
fully hurt sunday morning while riding
her wheel is resting very comfortably
under the circumstances
Misses Ior and Grace Burgess have
returned 90 the city from Dover KY
where they have been spending the sum-
mer with their grandparents.
Rev. Charles r. Hyde. pastor OF the
Third Presbyterian church. viii return
TO the city to-day and VIII hll his pulpit
tomorrow. preaching at II o'clock 4. NJ
and o'c.ock F. NJ
Mr. J. p. Howard. son Of Chlef-of-
Police Howard has returned from Johns
Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, where he
has been under treatment Iie is very
much improved,
Mr.. Alfred S. Kraker the Junior mem
Der OF the firm Of Julius Kraker & son.
will leave ia o. few days for Colorado
SPRINGS COL. where he Will engage I'm
business.
Treasurer w. IT. Perkins. If MiddieseN.
Treasurer Vs. j. Wynnc. OF Williamsburg.
and Mr.. James b. Blanks. grand secrc-
tary of the Royal Arcauum. We're 40 the
State Library Yesterday.
Chasie Traferi % saloon keeper of No.
ioO west Broad street has complained Of
the theft OF "a cigar box containing Sos.
Tie lays The theft to two negroes who
went into HTS place about one o'clock
Thursday morning The Third District
officers are on the lookout for the all
legged thieves.
t There Will Doe lu important meeting OF
Syracuse Lodge Monday evening as the
report of the committee ON new hail VIII
come up for final action. The committee
recommends that the lodge remove 90
the lodge room AT The corner of Ninth
an- Broad streets. Smithdears new build
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
CAP TURING THE
CITY OF MANILA.

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block-housos. trenches. and woods m his
front positions which ~ was very diff
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
A YOUTHFUL WEDDING.
Judge Rhca 10 Speak-Ihe Holiness
Denomination Form Church.

NEW RIVER. Sept 30 SpociaL-A
rather youthful marriage was celebrated
I'M town last evening at the residence OF
Mr.. Frank Vaughn The contracting par
ties being Mr. Larkin Burnett. agted nf-
teen. and Miss Gay ROope. aged fourteen.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
DR. d. O. Baldwin. Of the Methodist
church. and who Is a brother Of W. o..
Baldwin the detective, who shot Hawks
at Wilson's several days ago.
The infant son of Nj. and Mrs a. D.
Haney. died last night of congestion Of
the liver 10 had been sick flr several
DAYS. but was thought 10 be improving
until last night. when IL was taken worse
and died AT o'clock this morning.
W. b Saunders. W. r. Bryant and =.
4. Cord. OF Company III, Second Virginia
Regiment boys, have returned from Rich
mond on thirty days furiough.
Judge William +. Rhea will address the
voters OF Pulaski county at the court
house next Monday court day a joint
discussion will he requested OF the Re
publican candidate General Walker.
The GRADED school will close its first
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
GRAND TOURNAMENT AND BALL,
WEST POINT, VA. OCTOBER fl,


a grand Tournament viii Doe given az
West Point. Va. October llth. In which
more than thirty knights from this Sec
ton Will contest for handsome prizes. An
interesting baseball game Will be given
in the morning. and at night "a select bah
VIII Doe given a. the Terminal Hotel Hon.
John Lamb viii deliver The coronation ad-
dress after the tournament.
Special train will lelye Richmond $3.50
A. ~ October llth for the benefit of those
who wish 10 attend from Richmond and
intermediate points 20 West Point Re
turning this Grain will leave West Point
D. o'clock mt night arriving Richmond
1880 s. NJ Main street cars viii wait for
cars returning Fare for the round trip
0 cents. Terminal Hotel Will furnish
meals to those who attend this occasion
at 80 cents each. All who go are prom
ised most delishtful days outing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
TRAGIC DEATH IN ROANOKE.
y. II. Cunning Found Dead-Man
Fatally Hurt on the Railroad.

ROANOKE. Va, September 30.--Spe-
cial.-J. Il. Cumming was found dead this
afternoon IN the bowling alley OF j. ".
Payne's saloon, and when discovered had
probably been dead several hours. No
other cause than heart disease is assign
ed for his death. lie was about htty
years OF age. an employe OF the machine
shops and popular with all who knew
him. lie is survived by his wife and
four children-two boys and two girls
all about grown. one son g in the United
States army.
Frank Jack. telegraph operator, found
a man lying on the Norfolk and Western
tracks al an early hour this morning with
his head badly bruised and cut ana in
sensible. He was taken TO "a surgeons
office. where his injuries were attended
TO- after which he was taken to the
aimshouse. II is believed he will die lie
was supposed 10 be- beating a ride on a
freight train. The mans name is Atwell
and is well known in Roanoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
Church Dedicated.

PETERSBURG. VA, September 90
special-The new Baptist church at lvor,
on the Norfolk and Western railroad. was
dedicated to-day in the presence of am
immense concourse OF people The dedi-
catory sermon was preached by Rev j.
NJ. Pitcher. ID. D.. OF this city. Other
ministers who took part in the services
were Rev. j. +. Davis. of Windsor. Rev.
Duncan Mcleod. of Western Branch and
Rev. w w. Sisk, of Waverly The
church is a handsome and attractive eii-
fee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01

Poor wilkins. the war ruined him,
sighed Hugcius
wilkins ruined2" rctOrted Jinks
"Whv. be entered as a private became
"a Lieutenant in two weeks. Captain i'm
four. "a colonel I'm six. "a Brigadier Cen
eral ln ton and week before the war
was closed he became Major General
Ruined, How do you make that out? Is
"a man ruined by success2'
Certainly. Think of the different uni
forms the poor devil bad to buy as bee
went upw reioined Hugeins.-Harper 8
Bazar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
ANOTHER PLEASANT CONCERT.
ST. Leo's Catholic Club Entertans a
Large Audience az ~. Mary's Hall.

ST. LeO's Catholic club gave another OF
It's very enjoyable entertainments last
evening at ST Mary Han.
Professor g. r.. Mutter OBLIGATED as
musical director. and to him much of the
credit Tor the pleasure rendered Us due.
Overture-' Poet and Peasant
(Suppel. Mr. W a. SOrg violin. Professor
q. r. Mutter. piano.
Cornet Duet" Kindred Souls
OFabre). Messrs MOuntcastle and Richie.
3. Soprano solo" Marguerite C.. A.
Whltel. Miss Nettie Bush.
T. Reading-"The Awahlns or Iaui
(-). Am original story. Mr.. Harold Dljon.
. Alto solo-"Unless lCaracciolo) Mrs.
r q. Pe!ouze.
e. Violin solo-Fantaisie from opera
Martha" u. =. Singelee, Op- ID, Mr.. ".
A. Sore. .
1,lA sArvias Of refreshments added much
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
WILLIAM AND MARY.
viii Open Next Thursday-The New
Librarin Takes Charge.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Sept. So.-Spec-
ial-Mrs. c. J. Person and Mr.. ). NJ.
Brooks. both of whom have been been
very ill. are reported better to-day. Mrs.
Person. however. Is stll very sick. SUI
fering from nervous prOstration.
Mr.. o. r. Chitwood, of Franklin county.
recently elected librarian at William and
Mary College, arrived here this morning
10 assume his duties.
william and Mary College opens next
Thursday. and preparations are being
made at the institution 10 receive the
large body of students expected. DIT.
Bishop. who has spent the summer with
his family In Europe. has started for
home. and Dr. h. Il. Wharton. who Is in
Bedford City. Is expected here by the
first Of next week. The other professors
are now here.
The street lamps for the city Of VIII
liamsburg are now here, and will be put
in place at once. They are furnished by
d Philadelphia firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
OnnrIcs in CnmberInnd.

SUNNY SIDE VA. Sept Special
Tuesday was Cumberland Court day.
Judge Quarles the Democratic nominee
FOR Congress was present and addressed
the crowd. which was the largest at any
court during the gear. yet there seemed
10 be- but little interest taken in politics
and Judge Quarles failed 20 create much
enthusiasm There was 300 one repre-
sonting the Republican side.
The work ON the warehouse at Cum
berland Courthouse IS progressing rapid
lv and will be ready bv November LIST.
Factories and drying housese are also
going up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
ONer.CrnNyded Circns.

NORFOLK. VA. SeDtemher }0.-Special.
The crowd in the Sells circus tent this
afternoon was so great that several hum
dred could not be seated. These stood
about the ring obscring the sight of
those behind them
The police were unable 20 enforce order
and gave up the attempt after one negro
who refused 20 sit down and showed
fight had been severely dubbed
A riot appeared imminent 40 one time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
EeceiNcr for q HOtcI.

WINCHESTER. VA, Sentember %
Special-Circuit Judge n. w. Harrison,
acting judge In the Corporation Court to-
day. appointed "a receiver for the new
Hotel Evans. in this place, the largest
and finest hotel in the valley. The name
Of the receiver has not yet been an
nounced. The hotel will DE conducted
by the receiver. The building is owned
by Mrs. J.. e.. Janney and Mrs. j.. Blair
Shetz
The receiver was appointed on the pc
tition Of counsel for judgment creditors,
whose claims. aggregate 5000. The pro-
prietor was n. II. DOvel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
DEATH OF A FAVORITE CHILD.
Fine Colt Show in Craig County Cat
tie selling AZ Good Prices.

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w "'
NEWCASTLE VA. Sept Special
.-,.. t.s..... .,....,.i..., ,f, Mr. d VA yader
'. e.....
is dead. lAiiie sara" WAS " -'''' '''
lite. She was but two years old. hut gave
nron,ise NOT only of "a brilliant mind and
much be1uty. lut of vocal powers ra-
,,,,rI...lI, i'm or. of her are
Anotrer child of Mr. Yader is suffering
IRON, fbe s,m- disease which robbed him
OF Saran. pcrritonius
Dr Nysor. az Gladys mu Hospital. Dr.
Uav5en of Oriskanv. and DR. Girms. OF
Newcastle have ail been iu attendance
finou the children and now hope Go save
,,. Iittic.bov Mr. y4der s. from peuu-yl-
,..,, t... MI. his homo i, VIRGINIA
f..,. ..l',..,.f ,.....re MAST having nuf "a great
l.,i ~ ,,,.r.,. d, N.0cas,Ie enterprises.
p..ii.. h.,"., o,nrec+a1 With fbe bank.
.,.5 ,,r,i..fl,7 ,l,e i,r.,.et .focl,rofder fn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-01
DANGEROUS SURGERY.
DEATH FOLLOWS THE SUR.
CEON'S kNIFE--NOT THE
SURGEONS FAULT, OF
COURSE. HE CAN'T
HELPIT-YOU CAN.
Pyramid Pile Cure Cures Piles Quick.
". Painlcssly. without Danger.

People go along for years suffering
with piles. Then ~ this. and that and
the other thing. from carrying buckeye
TO getting treatment from physician.
They obtain temporary relief. may be, at
q ey are never quite cured. A little
strain In lifting, excessive fatigue, 1T
tie constipation or a little aiarrhoea and
the piles comes back.
They don't seem 10 amount to much.
but they Danish sleep and appetite. No
position IS comfortable. There is IN
tense local pain, and that dreadful feel
ing OF weight I'm the perneum.
May be in the early = agos some Of the
many salves on sale will afford tempo
rary relief At the case IS OF long stand
ing there is only one speedy and sure
remedy. II is Pyramid Pile Cure. e en-
In light cases II Is the safest thing 90 use.
other applications may cure AMI may
rot. Pyramid Cure is always certain, al
ways reliable and alwayf brings onlort
at once. It's prompt use saves monsns OF
severe suffering In extreme cases IT VIII
save surgical operations and their &C.
tendant dangers and discOmfOrts.
1T is better shan the knife. VIII cure
easier. quicker. and safer. Thousarcs
have used IT, Thousands have been cui-
ed by 81.
The cost IS triang compared with what
Il does The price Is 50 cents. Most any
body would gladly pay ten dollars TO be
rid Of piles.
Druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure. II
yours hasn't Il he will get b from The
Fviamid Pile Drug Co. Of Marshall Mich.
solo manufacturers).
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month to-day. having made an average
OF about sixty pupils.
a holiness congregation has been orga-
nized ia the neighborhood with about
twenty members. composed Of about three
Presbyterians. rem Bapusts and the rest
from the Methodist church.
They have employed Rev. Thomas
Cecil as pastor for the present.