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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06
SOME MUSICAL NOTES.

The first recital by the Womans
Musical Club for the season of 1889
was given yesterday afternoon at A. o.
U. w. hall. and was an artistic sue
cess.
The programme was prefaced by a
paper upon American Composers"
read by Miss Lucy Robinson, and in a
brief space it encompassel much infor-
nation and showed deep researche and
a comprehensive grasp of ideas on the
part of the gifted and painstaking
author. A careful reading of this pa
per, which appears in full in this issue
of the Sunday Register, will give an in
sight into what Americans have done
for the cause OF music, and will afford
standing ground for those who desire
to pursue the subject further and more
exhaustively.
The rendition of the programme of
yesterday was above criticism. Miss
Sue Caldwell was excellent, as she al
ways is, and rendered DeKoven's "In
June" in faultless style. Miss Rose
Weekly and Mrs. Ewalt interpreted
the lamented Gottschalks Last Hope"
in a very effective manner, and Mrs.
Holloway was a distinct success, as she
always is, at the piano.
The chorus is not as large as last sea-
son, but has rather gained in effective
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06
Wberlim9 Re9ister
GREAT BARGAINS MONDAY

At Henry Jacobs Special Sale-Special Low
Bargains in Every Department.
25c Fancy Red Table Linens 13c.
sc and &c Best Calicos, new patterns, 4c.
&c White DOmat Flannel Lee.
csc Best Country Flannels 18c.
&c to IOc Best Fancy Outing Flannels 4c
and &c.
loo Fancy Plaid Dress Goods 1Oc.
zoe Best Feather Ticking IL Lee.
SC Straw Ticking &c.
31.25 Bed Spreads, new patterns, 69c.
soc Best Live Geese Feathers 4Sc.
$500 Atwood Blankets, best made,
$2.s5.
$I.25 1874 Grey Blankets CSC.
$3.50 Bed Comforts $1.5O.
Sc Linen TOweling sc.
&c Best 4O-inch Muslin 3 3-4c.
Sc Canton Flannel, heavy, &c.
&c Best Cheyiots made &C.
loo 1914 Muslin 1Oc.
CARPETS. CARPETS. CARPETS.
soc Brussels Carpets COO.
60 Brussels Carpets 4Sc.
Csc Best ALL Wool Carpets SOC.
Soc Powered Carpets, fine patterns, 23c.
$500 and 5000 Rugs, all new patterns,
$3.50 and $500.
25c and Soc Oil Cloths 1Sc and csc.
Great bargains in Underwear, Skirts,
ShawIs and Dress Goods.
1t will pay you to call Monday on
HENRY JACOBS,
113i Main st.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06
DIED IN SAN FRANCISCO.

Word was received here a few days
ago of the sad death of Mrs. George
w. Eckhardt, a former resident of this
city. She died October 2Sth, in her
74th year. She leaves five children to
mourn her loss, Mr.. Charles and
Philip Eckhardt. of this city, and
Misses Barbara, Nell and lack Eek
hardt, of San Francisco. She will be
remembered by all as being loving
wife and mother.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06

Cervelat Sausage, first of the season,
now on sale at Hoffman Bros, 2344
Chapline street. Stall No II, Second
ward market; Stall No. 80, Fifth ward
market.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06

Season tickets for concerts by Meis-
ter's band every other Sunday even
ing, commencing November 6, at Tur-
ner Hall, can be obtained from mem
bers of the band or Turnverein.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06

A,,c+;op Attend our great auc-
HQCllOll ton sale, beginning
Monday, 2:3O and 1880 p. m
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06

Take no second class, but buy only
Purity" Butter. For sale by reput-
able dealers. Try it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06

See Jos. Graves Sons upper window
for Book Bargains, if you wish books
for the holidays.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06
MISS FIELDS PROGRAMME.

See Jos. Graves Sons upper window
for Book Bargains, if you wish books
for the holidays.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06

The finest so cent choice and favorite
Books at 25 cents. See upper window.
JOS. GRAVES SON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06

Ask your grocer for the Capital City
Dairy Co.'S Purity Butter. Take no
other Give it trial.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06

Rogers best Silver Knives and
Forks $40 per dozen this week at Shetf
Bros
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06

1Idss nislI1 Is ~ cpsbis ~ d &
ship d NJ. WilliezlG.
Following y the programme to b
rendered BY Meister's orchestra. 81
Turner hall, this evening:
PART I
March The Citizen Soldier Taylor
Medley Cverture-A Cluster OF Peaches
weber's invitation 4 Ia Tanse Msye rh
PART II.
Overture-Poet and Peasant. .Suppe
Miserere from Troyatore. ToOani
AZ Georgia Campmeeting....., MUS Is
PART III.
Royal Love-Marceau de Concert. Rollison
Passing the Cotton Fields-Negro Odd
March-Trans-M Mississippi Exposition.
The first concert is free.
MISS FIELDs'S PROGRAMME.
Following is the programme for Mary
French Fields's entertainment at the OPP
era House next Friday evening:
OPERA House ORCHESTRA.
with Trumpet and Drum.
2-krinken.
3-The Lyttel Bows
4Grandma's PRAYER.
OPERA HOUSE ORCHESTRA.
5-Some Time.
6-Buttereup, Poppy, For-get-me-not
l-Dutch Lullaby.
oFE RsO, HOUSE ORCHESTRA.
9-Little Boy Blue.
10-Child and Mother.
1.-THE Bow Leg Boy.
12-Jest Fore Christmas
OPERA HOUSE ORCHESTRA.
lS-Shufle-Thorn and Amber-Locks.
14Seein' Things.
l5-Father's Way.
l6-Casey's Table Hote.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06

Pass pleasant evening at concerts
by Meister's band, at Turner Hall,
Sunday evening, November 6.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06

Reduced prices on Diamonds this week at
ii. f.. HILLMAN & co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06

To reduce our stock of Watches, we are
giving special prices this week.
IL. L. HILLMAN s. CO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06

Will show how Suits are beinq
Sold All Wool Covert Mixtures
and Serges, silk lined cutaway
Jackets with dart sleeves, perca.
line lined skirts, only So. go.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06

Yes, we have !O,.er priced ones
covered with OF! calico. plain on
one side, figured on other, from
89C up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-11
APOPULAR COMPANY.
The simkins -Fabel Comedy Aggrcga
ton PIcases their Audiences.


The Simklns-Fabel Company mas taken
a strong hold upon the patronage Of
Richmond theatre-goers and drew TO the
Academy of Music yesterday afternoon
and last night fair-sized audiences.
The bin al the matinee Was heddy 5
Luck" a weli-constructed comedy drama
that was admirably enacted by the com
pany. At night THE Lost Heiress.' bet
ter known to tho public as Colorado
was seen. In this play the excellent dra-
matte talent tnat the organization con-
tains was given a much better chance
than IN either Of the other plays
Between the acts and duflI each play
speclalties are introduced by Hin and
Hin. a clever comedy team; Emory a
wonderful gymEaslc performer ana
other members 81 the cast.
As an organization playing % popular
prices the company is far ahead Of SINH
lar Gonna MES seen here Tor many seasons.
Every member is thoroughly capable Of
correctly rortraying the character as
signed ~ them. and the plays arc selected
from the libraries OF standard play-writ-
erg.
Tonight Monte Cristo t"e drama
made famous by Mr.. James WE'LL, wiI
be presented. 10 IL considered TO be- the
strongest play in the company's roper
tOire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-11
GYMNASIUM BOYS TO ENTERTAIN
Mr.. Ransom. the Slcight of Hanp
Worker, One Of the Attractions

The annual exhibition Of the Richmond
Young Mems Christian Association gym
nastic class. both senior and junior. Will
take place tomorrow night In Association
Han. Fully forty of the young men and
boys will be In the exhibition. and their
work will not only demonstrate what can
be done, but will show a degree of pro-
fciency that viii be pleasing 10 the eye
az well as entertaining.
Mr.. +. +. Ransom, the celebrated slight
Of hand worker, of New York, will give
two exhibitions Of mystery and magic
All told, this entertainment will be one
OF the most delightful Of the season. il
is on the members course every member
Of the Association entitled to free seat
and can secure others al a reduction
Reserved seats are now on sale.
Mr.. Ransom has appeared before fully
fifty Young Mems Christian Associations,
and his entertainments are so clean that
he has assisted a large number Of church.
as in social events.
The closing exercises Of the fourteen
classes of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION Night School Will take place IN
Association Hall Friday night al slo
o'clock. Mr. X. M. Smith, president OF the
Association, will preside, and the inter-
estiny exercises will include the awarding
of medals. distinctions ana diplomas, ana
an address By the Rev +. W. Ciampetl,
Of baltimore, an eloquent and ioTceiLi
speaker. ,... c.
The music will be furnished by the ~,
LANES Episcopal church Quartette ana
everybody Is invited 90 attend. ADMISSION
will be by ticket. which can be secuIeo
al the Association Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-11
Justice John.

The case OF Fred Smith, the man charg-
ed with burglarizlnG TIE Iesldchce OF MI
X. Is. Gilbert. on Sunday nlbhI ana TAX
ing thercfrom lot OF silNcrware, was
heard and The evidence was suiIcient 10
send him on 10 the grand jury.
Bette Branch snu Martha Hopkins, two
cOiOreu damscls ut tdDh other ID bhe
street. me bystanders declared the fight
a draw. but Detective Hall said fOdl
and took them both IN when they de-
clincd 10 put mp $40 forfeit money.
Fannie Wormicy. colored, Is DeheNed 10
be a suspicious character ana she was
given ten DAYS for luck
Joe johnson. cOl0rsI, also got drunk.
but when he saw the approach of the
Lynchburg militia be thought he had EN-,
and got greatly excited. With the result
that Ohicer Priddy took him in ana ne
was assessed the regular S'.-'
Alfred Meade. OlOred, also got drunk,
ana wanted 90 lick CuDans. tie happened
10 be ON the vi ong side OF the war queS-
ton. however. ana was arrested ana MS
liberty cost him $50
Joe HeiuGlcr was alleged 10 have cursed
and abused clara Anderson. and the evil
dence justified the accusation 20 the cN-
tent OF Sj.iU.
Aaron Brewer and Phillip Brewer. two
young men. who state tndi lhey are from
Wisconsin. and are here for tine purpose
Of buying "a farm. were arrested by OH
GERS SOWell and sutton on the charge OF
being suspicious characters Ihey aver
that they are AN ri-ht. me sum or 80
was found in their pockets.
officer Wiltshire arrested q young man
named Willie Pulling. who had taken on
too much alleged liquid rcireshment. Tie
sum of $40 was placed opposite ms name.
The case against Martha Taylor and
Hattie jenkins. both c0lored. alleged 90
have abandoned the infant child OF Mar
tina Taylor went over 90 thc l-th instant
The child was turned over 20 Hattie
jenkins soon after us birtn. ana me lat-
ter is charged with leaving BE- in the back
yard of "a house al ith ana clay streets.
The child was found and carried 10 the
AlmshOusc, and from there 30 was taken
10 one OF the charitable institutions,
where IL remains
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-11
PARTY HARMONY
ISBEING SOUGHT
Rival Republican Factions May Come
Together,
MEETING HELD HERE YESTERDAY
Col. wickham's Committee Directs
Him TO Seek Conference With
Chairman Park Agnew-Report
TO BE Made of the Result.

A movement has been started looking 10
bringing the two factions OF the Repubh-
can party in this state together. The first
step was taken yesterday. when the state
Committee. Of which Col. W. +. Wickham
is chairman, held a meeting N the colo
nels office in the Shaier building.
Bsides the chairman. there were pres
ent H. C. Wilson. OF Petersburg. i. +.
lilll, OF Amelia, Otis IL. kusscii, OF llCh-
mOnd. Dr. BROOKS OF FAIRFAX Johh
twenty-five members OF me committee
were represented IN person or by proxy.
PARTY HARMONY DESIRED.
The attendance was large, considering
that only congressional matters are 10
be determined this year. Ths various
phases Of the political situation locally.
and in the State at large were discussed
in an informal way. but the best method
for healing the differences and promot-
ing party growth and unity furnished the
chief topic of the meeting.
There was a unanimity Of sentiment In
the interest of party harmony, with a
view 10 a full, and fair expression of the
real wishes Of the voters. An earnest de-
sire was expressed for the burial OF all
past differences as to party policy. and
the most strenuous efforts for success Ia
the coming campaign.
TO CONFER WITH MIR. AGNEW.
The committee was i'm session nearly
two hours and adjourned just after
adopting the following preamble and re-
solution.
Whereas 10 is the earnest desire Of the
state Committee Of the Republican party
Of Virginia 10 do everything I'm it's pow .r
10 promote In to state. party unity and
harmony.
And whereas 81 IL the desire OF the
Committee 10 assist as far as possible I'm
securing the election OF Republican
Congressman from this State.
Resolved. that the Chairman Of thu
party, Col. W. =. Wickham, be instructed
TO confer with Hon. Park Agnew with
view 10 securing this end. and that he
shall report tho result OF that confer
encc 10 an adjourned meeting Of this
committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-11
Thinks II MaY PAS.

The following IS "a reply 20 a letter
written by Giles b. Jackson. counsel
for Freedmans depositors. TO Hon. Chas
y. Fowler. member OF Congress from
New jersey. and chairman OF the sub
Committee ON Banking and currency
Of the House Of Representatives:
Committee on Banking and Currency,
House Of Representatives, l.. ).
Washington, -. g. Nay l,2S
Giles Il. Jackson. Esq. Richmond. Va.
Ny Dear Sir.-Eeplyng TO yours o.
Nay 9Th / desire 10 assure you that bill
1913 has my support and viii 0e reported
shortly. [ hope and think b will pass
the House Very truly yours
CHARLES y. FOWLER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-11
Christian sunday.schools.

The regular bimOnthly meeting OF the
Christian Sunday schools Of this city
and Manchester WIS held at Third Chris
tian church at Twenty-SiXth and Mar
shall streets on Sunday afternoon.
The meeting was conducted by George
s Crcnshdw. the president OF the Sunday
School Association, and TIE music was
led by the choir OF the church.
The Third church always has an at
tractive programme FOR such occasions
and this was no exception.
The drilling Of the Mission Band was
n noticeable feature, and the recitation
bv Master James Fowden. particularly
enjoyed The singing was spirited and
appropriate
Upon the ron being called remarkably
encouraging condition OF the schools was
shown both as TO ATTENDANCE and contri-
buttons.
Cowardin-Avenue school I'm Manchester
was awarded the banner for attendance.
The general average az attendance was
Sc per cent. Total collections. f30.i1.
After listening 10 two short crisp.
pointed speeches. one by Rev. l.. VI. Omer
and the other by W. J. Kimbrough. the
meeting adjourned. leaving in the minds
and hearts OF those present nothing but
the pleasantest OF remembrance and
feeling OF spiritual uplift
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-11
U. S. COURT IN SESSION.
The Appellate and the District Both
Met Yesterday.

The United States Circuit Court OF APP
peals met at 40 o'clock yesterday with
Judges Simonton, BTawley, and Morris
on the bench.
A. Leo Wen. Egg. OF Pittsburg. was
admitted as an attorney and took the
usual oath.
The ease on docket was that OF George
y. Foster. -. II. Jennings ct ais APP
pellants IS. The Elk Fork Oh and Gas
Company ct ais. appellees. Appeal for
Circuit Court. West Virginia. Argued by
A. Leo We'll for appellants and
Thomas p. Jacobs and William p. Hub
bard for the appellees and submitted.
In the United states Circuit Court
Judge Edmond Waddiii. there was but
one case on: Glover against the National
Fire Insurance Company.
The plaintiff - represented by Mr.. c.
V. Meredith, and defendants by ex-Goy-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-11
TRAVELS IN THE ORIENT.
Rev. DIR. Kerr Delivers Highly ih'er'
cstiug Lecture.

II Westminster Presby terrain church
last night Dr. r. i. Kerr delivered
highly interesting address 10 "Ise
'''dience ON his travels IN the
Orient beginning with Constantine
,,lc Dr. Kerr gave impressions Of
scenes witnessed in the metropolis or u'e
NToelsm empire. including the SelaH1c or
ceremony of the sultan going 10 mosque
tho bowling and the dancing deINiS'vS,
and of a sail up the BosphoruS 10 '"0
Riack Sea. lie neXt took MS a'u''"0c
nv ship 10 Athens, Smyrna. the INN -
t.ybee,is Patmos. Chete, and Eeirut Here
the horseback and camping 'o"i ol II
IIolv Land began. over the LeDanohs' UP
t,,o ,,allev of Coele Syria to Baalbec, ana
thence 10 Damascus. the Eye Oh wv
tSaet &" was the route There Is the city OF
Tho desert oasis. the city OF olives PAINS
,,orgeoue mosques and palaces with
Great Hermon in view The traYeHer
wends his way southwark 10 Banlds De
Caesarea Philippi. and the head waters
Of the Jordan, rising among thickets o.
oleanders. .-
Nv Merom. 20 the Sea Of Galilee' "aere
boats are taken. the travellers go. an"
then over the hills 10 holy Nazareth %
on southwark, until Bethel ana the Itu-
lev of Jericho are reached our traV allers
take plunge into the thick waters OF
the Dead Sea and then in the JORDAN 10
wash away the Dead Sea salt
Jerusalem comes next. the city most
historic I'm religion, the place OF holy
memories and prophecies. From thence
they go to Bethlehem, Hebron. and jana.
the latter looking out on the Mediterran-
can from glorious orange groves.
The Journey then leads by ship 10
Port Said and via Suez canal TO Ismailia.
and by rail to Cairo. Here the pyramids
arc visited. and the mummies OF the Pha-
roahs interviewed. From Alexandria ship
is taken for Brndisi, Italy and by rail
we come across Europe. VIA Paris. and
over the Dover Straits TO London, the
worlds mistress. and then one long sail
brings Us home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-11

iting her uncle. Councilman n. G. Nelson
on Fifteenth and Decatur streets.
Mr. James NJ. Lipscomb. Of creWe Va,
Is in the city. visiting his father. captain
James A. LipscOmb
Mr. II. j. Bolton. Of Swans5oro. con-
tinues quite ~.
Messrs. Henry Buell. aud ). curtis
Gary two young business men or Tar.
boro, y. c., are I'm the city. the guests or
their uncle. Mr.. George w. Gary, OK norm
Porter street.
Mr. Charles +. snellinss n Norwood
" c. who has been visiting friends In
this city. left Monday night for home.
Mayor Maurice did not have q single
case 10 engage his attention In tho Hau
of Justice this morning. The ho5rs sent
20 jail yesterday are breaking rocks ~
the city lot.
Mr. Robert c. White lett Sunday for
Bremo Bluff. IN Goochland. where he VIII
engage I'm business.
To-day is registration day. ami all who
have not registered and wish u vote a.
fne coming election had better attend 10
IL bfore sun down this evening. ~ H. lie
du;y oil every citizen 10 vote.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-11
.HOB0S CALL FOR
BETTER WATER.
Refuse to Work if Hydrant Beverage
is Furnished Them.
THE SEMMES STREET BRIDGE.
It's Unsafe Condition Entails Great
Nuisance 90 the Public-A Child
Fails from a Porch and l. Iu-
iured-Otaer News Items.
THE SEMMES STREET BRIDGE,
MANCHESTER BUREAU RrcmoNp TIMES.


me HrrI-rurrT. BEArfiE bLocE.
The fourteen tramps recently placed on
tho rock pile made kick yesterday and
refused to work They did not state
their grievance until they had been plac-
Cd in irons for disoLeying he rules. Then
they informed their guard tnat they
wanted water 20 drink. as The water
from the MIGRANTS was 'aore DIAN they
could stand. \ bucket OF well water was
then sent FOR. and they resumed their
work
Special officer George W Roach carried
John Wills 10 tn. station-house yester-
day afternoon and locked him up. lie
was acting In a suspicious manner On tn
property Of the Southern Railroad Com
pauy. lie Is white and halls from VIII
mingpn, y. C..
SEMMES STREET BRIDGE.
The special Council Committee on
Semmes street bridge Will meet in the
Council Chamber this afternoon az 500
o'clock. Mr. NJ. A. Campbell the chair
man. has called the meeting FOR the mem
bers 90 confer with the owners Of the
property. This bridge has been recent
Is condemned By the city and closed %
general travel but is used Jy the Perry
street electric cars while on their way
20 Forest Hal Since "a has been closed
10 the public they have found great in
convenience in getting outside the city in
that direction. As rule they have 10
drive up Hull street and then by Dun
dee TO get to Granite and points be-
yond. IL would be n great help 10 the
travelling public to have this thorough
fare opened again.
THEIR FIRST PASTOR.
The congregation Of the Stockton
Street Baptist church will have the
pleasure OF hearing their former pastor
tonight and the first minister that the
church ever had. Rev ". l.. Hayes u
the gentleman. lie will nll the pulpit
az b O'Clock lie Is now I'm charge OF
church in South Carolina. No doubt but
there will be a good attendance present
20 welcome their former pastor.
FELL FROM THE PORCH.
Vashu WaldrOp. the two-year-old
daughter OF Air. Robert J. Waldr0p. fell
from the rear porch OF the residence.
No. 1903 Han street yesterday afternoon
and sustained painful injuries.
The little girl was on the porch with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-11
WcII-known Drummcr-.

Two Of the most distinguished travel
llng men ia the United States were I'm the
city yesterday. sir. Eugene Kelley, Of
Grand Rapids. Mich and Mr.. y. +.
RnD Cannon, OF Springfield. Ohio.
These gentlemen have travelled eN-
tensivoiy. having visited an the
principal cities i'm this country and
Europe. and are known from Maine 10
Texas. and New York TO California.
They were shown over the city. and eh-
tertained al the =. J.. a. club rooms by
National Committeeman Culpeper, Of the
T. +. A. 81 America. Messrs. Kelley
and Cannon will leave in a few days foi
the West via New York.
Mr. Kelley is known as the Opera
Chair King" and PINK Cannon as The
coffin Man"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-11
Made A Quick Run.

Monday night at O'Clock there were
two carloads OF arms and munitions or
war in New YORK destined for the ~. Pau
under Captain slgsbee. at Newport News.
The ST. Paul was anxious to sal! az
noon yesterday. 50 the railroads were call
ed into service. and al g:D yesterday
the Chesapeake & Ohio delivered the Two
cars at the dry dock and the ~. Pa0i
received her supplies.
This run was made In just nine hours
and thirty-hve minutes including trans
fers in Washington and Richmond from
one road TO another.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-11
Excursion 10 Old Point.

the Church Of the Covenant will give an
excursion 10 Old Point. leaving the Ches-
apeake and Ohio depot. Broad and Seven
teenth streets. at $50 A. ~, returning at
T.. ". Ample provision has been made
to accommodate all who wish 10 see
perhaps for the last time-the warshps
now al Hampton Roads. which include
the "St. Paul. and perhaps the "Ore-
gon." Tickets can be purchased at the
depot. or from Miss Jane Rutherford, SS
west Grace street; Mrs. r. II. Brown,
1912 west Main street; Mrs. l. l.. Beye-
ridge 40S 1-2 west Marshall street. and
Mrs Robert Lecky. 1924 Fl0yd avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-11
SICK HEADACHE CURED

and It's return prevented by the use OF
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Liver pills act mild and effective. and
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Price p cents a box everywhere; i've
boxes for 81.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG co.
Richmond Va.