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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22

the lookup. The case viii be sifted on
the 18th.
I'D. Tully. a soldier on sick frr'oISh,
rot fun Of liquor and then assaulted
Onesty's barkeeper Peter BoninL ia
was very sorry it had happened, and then
got sorrler when he was assessed $50.
RE became thrice sorry when he learned
that charge was pending against him
for an alleged assault upon II. $. len
nings. The latter charge will be investi-
gated to-day.
Charles Hayden lost his head and
threatened 20 cut W II. COnnen with a
knife but he was stayed In his diabolical
attempt by Sergeant Brooks, and could
not pay the amount Of 800 which was
placed against his name.
Leroy H0bson, colored, IS charged with
cutting Alex. Dabney with knife Dab
noy is said 10 have attacked Hobson with
a club and the latter retalated IN SELF
defense. The case will be heard on the
18th.
James II. Adams colored. will answer
the charge OF threatening 10 shoot MS
wife on the 18th instant.
Mary Johnson, colored, vas charged
with being disOrderly on the street ana
was fined $3.50.
James Parker was charged with being
A vagrant. hut on the promise thar he
would look for a job, ne was permitted
20 DEPART
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22

Countless homes in every city in Ame-
RIGA have been saved from the sad loss
Of some despairing member by Palne's
celery compound
The story Of the life work Of the dis
covcrer Of this World-famcd remedy is
familiar 10 most readers. The likeness Of
Dartmouth's greatest professor. Prof
Edwad r. Phelps. ~ d.. LIZ D.. given
above, Is the best portrait OK him yet
printed.
Excepting its handful Of magnificent
statesmen and It's military heroes says
the most recent writer upon and critic
Of America. the people owe more TO
Dartsmouths OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES than 10
any other one man.
In every walk OF He among the
highest Ofiice-holders M the National
Capital. I'm the homes of the best [0ple
in the large cities. among the everyday
folks OF the country, families In COM
Portable circumstances, families that live
from hand 20 mouth and could not II
they wished afford the services OF any
but an ordinary physician-eVerywhere !
have met people 20 whom Paines celery
compound has been a blessing"
IL was the wOrld-famed discovery by
Prof Phelps OF an infalIlOle cure for
those fearful Ills that result from an i'm
paired nervous system and impure blood
which has endoared The great doctor 10
the world. and made his life an era in the
practice Of medicine.
Prof. Phelps was born I'm Connecticut
and graduated in medicine at Yale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
WILL NOT PAY
FARES0F THE MEN
The Government Will Not Send Sec
ond to Philadelphia.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO-DAY
War Department 10 settle for the
Transportation oftbe Soldiers 10
the Places where They Are
20 BE Mustered ont
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO-DAY

Tba war Department has positively de-
clined 20 nay the expenses OF the Second
Regimen, on the proposed trip 70 Phila-
delphia. colonel 10 Lane stern interview
81 Secretary Alser and telcphoned the
result 20 Governor Tyler yesterday.
The Governor telegraphed those in
charge OF the Peace Jubilee 70 ascertain
whether or not arrangements could be
made FOR the transportation Of the Rich
mond companies in the Second regiment
20 ard from Philadelphia He received
the following reply last night from Henry
cay. chairman Of the Committee on Ar
engagements;
Telegram received. Regret that time
is TOO short and conditions too pressing
20 arrange transportation for any part of
she Second Virginia regiment This Is
our loss bat We expect 20 make IL good
by having The pleasure 10 entertain you
and your stan. As stated yesterday we
have arranged for accommodations at the
Hotel Walton. Telegraph promptly
when you will arrive. A committee VIII
meet you
ire Governor and such members Of MS
ffan as can go % Philadelphia. will
leave here IN special car Monday aud
they will be gone until Friday.
TRANSPORTATION ARRANGED.
Major Price has received the permission
Of the War Department 10 pay tho trans
Poriation ~ the men Of the Second Regi-
ment from their homes 70 the various
company stations where they wiz be
mustered out
The situation seems not 10 have been
understood az first 10y the War Depart
ment When tho mon Of the Second were
turioughed they were ordered 20 report
here to-day Nearly a week ago the
orders were changed by the Department
and a. was decided 20 muster the men
out a. their company stations.
guard was left here 10 watch oyer
the resimental property. These men are
from an tho companies. 10 would have
been very unjust 10 require them 10 pay
Their fares "a their company stations Not
only this. hut there are men in Rich
uond belonging 10 Capt. owens company,
IN Portsmouth. ana "a Capt. Grlmn's
IN Salem, besides others who have re-
turned 10 be mustered out
After Major Price had explained all
These matters the Department authorized
him 20 provide transportation.
no RI CHARTERED IN HOTELS.
Major shanks was at staunton and
harrls0nburg yesterday arranging for the
4pNkAS OF ana ieedlhs OF the men or the
companies az those places. The men OF
the Second Will be quartered and fed az
hotels. Major Shanks returned last
night.
Inc work or preparing the Third Resi-
ment for muster out is FAR advanced. The
physical examinations are practically
completed
Some Of the officers were . little sur
prised when they learned that they had
40 De examined hy the surgeons The
orders OF the War Department require
that an officers, from Colonel down, shall
be examined.
u S. not known what day next week
the regiment will be finally mustered out
and paid of, but 1t will hardly De before
Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22

with carrying concealed weapons. lie
was fined $50.
A. =. Dunxley, proprietor Of the I'm
perial Hotel bar room, was tried on the
charge OF keeping his place open on sun
day. and was acquitted
Judgment was rendered In the Circuit
Court FOR ye6 in the case Of W. II.
SchwarzschIld against Sam. Harris.
Judge h. H. wexford. IN the Cir
cult Court granted charter 70
the Virginia Mutual Medical Society, the
incorporators being Messrs. Llewellyn
Jordan. Andrew J. Nelson. George w.
Tayloe, G.. B. sydnor. Jr., and +. II. Bois-
ScaT.
The company Is formed to furnish 20
persons complying with It's rules medical
and surgical treatment. medicines, and,
IN case OF death a suitable burial: alsa|to
deal In drugs. medicines, medical and sur
gical appliances.
The capital stock is not to be less tilan
five nor more than ten thousand dollars,
divided In 500 shares, the amount OF real
estate held shall not exceed tio0f9 IN
value and the principal Office shall be IN
Richmond.
The officers for the first year are:
Messrs Lleweliyn Jordan. OF Washington.
president. Andrew J. Nelson, Of Crimes
Mil. Va, vice president; George W. Tay-
loe. Of Richmond. secretary and treasurer.
Directors. Andrew J. Nelson, George w.
Tayloe and c. =. sydnor, Jr.
In the Law and Equity Court suit was
Instituted by Isaac Michael for divorce
from Sarah Michael.
a marriage license was issued hy the
clerk OF the Hastings Court TO Frank S.
Whtlock and Lula =. Lacy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
PROMISING YOUNG MUSICIAN.
afiss Katie Chernanit Has Brigh
Future H. Her Work.

A youthful pianist who is attracting
considerable attention IN the musical cir
.cles az Richmond and elsewhere Is Miss
tkaue Chernaur who promises 70 make
a name for herself in tho held Of her
chosen work. She Is jus, sixteen years
Of age and has been pursuing her studies
shown remarkable capabilities as a per
former she plays with fine effect and
with striking execution Llszts Second
Rhapsody, one Of the most difficult works
written Tor the piano Kgoletta. by the
same celebrated composer, Is handled
with taste and skill by the young mu-
eician, while such works as Mcndeis-
rohus Spinning song and Spring Song
BIopin's Twelfth N0cturue and the best
compositions of Rubenstcln. Schumann
and Schubert are executed with q touch
THAT is firm fun Of expires sion and %
Simes sympathetic, tender a. ld yclvetv.
Miss Chcrnaults technique is unus lal-
~ good. while her lingering shows that
che has been admirably trained. one
would scarcely expect TO detect so deli
cate can appre station of the merits of the
best composers works in a performer so
Soung. she Is devoted 90 music, and,
strange % say az her axe. prefers Lszts
works 90 those of the other classics Re
Gently She played before a mus cal
dience In another part Of Virginia, md
both tho young performer and her
teacher, Mrs. Cora =. Sizer, were freely
Compimetei Miss Chenaults musical
friends have predicted Tor her a bright
future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
SPECIAL SUNDAY SERVICES.
Two Bishops to speak-Rev. Mr. Omer's
Farewell Sermon.

The Rt Rev. Thomas a. Jaggar Bishop
Of Southern Ohio. will preach at ST..
Paurs church tomorrow morning and
evening. DR.. Carmichael. the rector OF
81. Paurs IS stin too M 20 oiiciate, and
the congregation and people OF Rich
mOnd are TO be congratulated that hts
pulpit on Sunday next IS 10 be filled
by such q distinguished divine as Bishop
JaRgar.
There will he missionary mass-meet-
ing I'M Mozart Hall tomorrow at L.
NJ, az which Bishop Hare bishop 70 the
Indians, and Bishop Brewer, Of Montana,
will speak All are cordially invited.
Rev. j. NJ Omor. who has been pastor
Of the Third Christian church for the
past hve years. and who recently de-
clined the call Of that congregation 10
serve them another year, VIII preach his
las. sermon a that church tomorrow.
During Mr.. Omers pastorate there he
has accomplished splendid work. The
membership Of the church has been
greatly increased and every department
of the church has belen permanently
strengthened He il greatly beloved by
his congregation. and much regret is ex-
pressed az his decision. As a Christian
gentleman and able preacher he II held
in the highest esteem by the people OF
the city,
On Sunday night az Calvary Baptist
church tie pastor. Rev. II. 4. Bagby.
will preach the last OF the series Of ser
mons on the question, is the World
Growing Better or Worse? This ser
mon, unlike the preceding ones, will deal
with the world outside Of tae church,
and will doubtless be the browning effort
OF this young but brilliant, theolosian.
4 feature OF the service. which deserves
especial mention. win be A solo by Miss
Rosa VI. Sweeney, vocal Instructor OF the
Womans College.
Rev. Or, z. T. Sweeney has returned
70 the city and will Ill his pulpit to-mor-
row at both morning and evening SER
vices.
Or. Smith, OF The Second Baptist
church. Will give a series Of lectures on
Palestine, on alternate Sunday evenings,
beginning tomorrow. Three years ago
the Doctor visited the Holy Land, and
can speak win that zest and enthusiasm
which come from personal observation.
His first discourse will be on the subject
From Damascus TO the Upper JORDAN
Rev. 5. s. Laws, d. D., late OF Iheo-
logical Seminary. Of Columbia, ;. c. VIII
preach at the Church Of the Covenant,
corner Park avenue and Harrison streets
tomorrow AT Il n. NJ. and =. NJ.
Dr. H0ge will preach 10 the soldiers
at the Odd-Fellows' Hall, next 10 the
Exchange Hotel al 4 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. Mr.. Haddon Watkins will
sing solo.
Rev. Mr.. Kinard who has been nomi-
mated TO succeed Rev. Mr. Moorehead as
pastor OF the First Evangelical Lutheran
church will fli that pulpit tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
A GREAT WORK.
The Record OF the American sunday
School Union for q Year Past.

During me past year The American
Sunday School Union organized, visited
or aided, nine thousand three hundred
and twenty-nine Sunday schools. o. this
number 1893 were schools organized IN
schools were aided and strengthened 20
prosecute their good worN. The schools
orga mixed and helped contained ss4t52
scholars ana teachers.
IRE missionaries Of the society made
vets 10 u0.450 families oistrlb iung y s92
Bibles and Testaments. also large
amount OF religious literature IN aodi-
tlon 20 organizing and putting into sue
oesstul operation J ss schools and aiding
ftN other schools the evangeNstlc work
OF the Missionaries has been followed by
happy results More than $3.50 cOnver-
sions were reported as having occurred
in connection with the work OF these
earnest men.
Inc organization OF eighty churches fol-
lowed the establishment Of union Bible
schools durinr the year. This time hon
ored society, IS evsngclizing tho neglect
ed portions OF our country with wonder
ful success establishing union Bible
schools where oenominauonal schools
Cannoc be maintained.
The following Richmond gentlemen are
Independents or the American sunday
schooi Union: W. W. Henry Joseph
Bryan. John Morton. c. u. Wexford and
Charles p. Rady. Rev j. H. McCul-
lush. superintendent. Southern district
a. making his annual visit 10 the city IN
behalf OF this important work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
Back From Europe.

The Hon W W. Henry returned 10 the
city Thursday night with Mrs. Henry and
his daughter Mrs. Harrison. from a tour
of three months on the European CONT
ncnt.
Mr. Henry went, primarily, 10 attend
the meeting Of the Congress OF History
OF which ne is a membcr-heid in Am
sterdam IA honor OF the coronation OF
the Queen Of Holland.
He IS delighted with the result
Of his visit and returns benefited
m health. By a fortunate circumstance
he was prevented from sailing on the
steamship Mohegan, formerly known as
the Cleopatra. which was wrecked sew
eral days ago. He had booked passages
on This boat. but she was lying up for
repairs when she should have sailed. and
Mr.. Henry and mis- party were trans
fsrred 20 the Monitor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
JUSTICE JOHN.
Mrs. Matte Clarke Sent on to the
Grand Jury.

Mrs. Matte clarke sent on W 'hc
Grand Jury.
Mrs. Matte Clarke, charged with haV-
ing felonlously assaulted George Tombs
with a fat-iron was sent 10 the grand
Jury. and bailed IN the sum OF 500 with
Sergeant Kerse as security. The evil
dence introduced was the same rs that
printed IN The Times yesterday, and was
10 the eject that TOmb5 81 into an
alteration with Mr.. John Densler,
visitor at Mrs. Clarke's e5idence and
that In an effort to guell the disturbance
she used the iron upon the head Of
Tomb with telling effect.
Mary Maple, cOlored, assaulted Annie
Brown TO the amount OF $50.
Minnie j. Adams. colored, was charged
by her husband with attempting 70 pol
son him. Family affairs iaving become
strained In the Adams household, the
wife packed up her things and sought
shelter elsewhere. Before going. how
ever. she prepared n nice little lunch
for her ilege. and when ne stsrted In TO
deyour the game, he detected what he
believed 10 be poison. and Immediately
sought legal advice. with the result that
Minp.e viii lsnguish fora Few days In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
MR.. WElSIGER URGED.
The District Committee Issues an Adj
dress 10 Republicans.


The following vas issued yesterday;
TO the Republican Voters Of the City Of
Richmond
Fellow Citizens. The City Committee
Of the Republican party Of the city Of
Richmond, once more call upon YOU 20
sally TO the support Of the principles
you have so long and so faithfully up
held. and 20 the maintenance Of party in
tesrity and organization.
ON Tuesday the sth day Of November.
your fidelity will be again put 10 the
test. This contest will be a memorable
one. because IL is being waged between
Mr.. Weisiger, the regular Republican
candidate, and Mr.. Otis VI. Russell
The Republicans Of this district In
convention assembled, have said 10 Mr..
Welsiger: "WeH done, good and faithful
servant. come up higher" and II IS for
you 70 determine by your votes, whether
this act of your party shall be approved,
or whether YOU will encourage the dis
ruption Of your party.
Your committee need hardly remind
YOU Mr. Russell has simply Joined the
disorganizers and foes Of party unity.
Your committee then urge upon every
Republican voter Of the city 10 vote
for Mr. Weisiger, who has been endorsed
by the State Republican Committee, as
SHOWN ny the lolloNlnb NANulol i'tt'l
signed by Park Agnew
''The candidacy Of Benz. j. Weisiger
I'm the Third Congressional District Of
Virginia is hereby fully approved and
endorsed. He IS The only Republican
nominee IN said district, and is entitled 10
and should receive the active and earnest
support Of every Republican voter. and
they are appealed TO 10 turn out and
vote Tor hiin.
y. j. SMITH
Chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22

His unusual talent soon brought him
reputation and prominence amcg his
professional brethren. First he was
elected TO the professorship OF anatomy
and surgery I'm the Vermont University
Next he was appointed lecturer on ma
terra medica and medical botany In
Dartsmouth College. The next year he
was chosen professor the chair then va
Gated by Prof. Robby, and occupied the
chair. the most important one in the
country, al the time when he first for
INFLATED his most reark9ble prescription.
Prof. Phelps has given 10 his profess
sion I'm Paine scelery copouud "A positive
cure for slecplo ssncss, wasting strength,
dyspepsia, bNiousnoss. liver complaint,
neuralgia. rheumatism. all nervous dis
eases and kidney troubles II Is the only
specific recognized and prescribed today
by tho best physicians for diseases aris-
ing from debilltatod nervous system.
For such complaints Paincs celery cons
pound succeeds again and again where
everything else fails
No remedy was ever 50 highly recon-
mended because none ever accomplishes
so much.
Paines celery compound stands without
competition for feeding exhausted nerves
and building up the strength of the body.
it cures radically and permanently. 4
healthy increase In appetite and a cor
responding gain IA weight and good spir-
It's follow the use Of Paine's celery COM
pound II Is the most remarkable medi-
cal achievement OF this last half Of the
nineteenth century.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
A PLACE WHERE
DOCTORSDISAGREE
Or. Kirby, Of the Asylum to lnvesti-
gate Medical lnefficiency,
A FINE DEMOCRATIC MEETING,
North Carolina, Like Virginia, Has u
Second Regiment Whose Officers
Want TO Stay in the Service But
There j. Doubt About Men.

RALEIGH. y. c., Oct. 2L-spocial-
Trouble is brewing out at the asylum
here. DR.. Kirby. the superintendent, has
called a meeting Of the Board Of Direc-
tors The call says It IS for the purpose
OF providing more accommodations for fe-
male patients. and % investigate com
plants regarding the inefiiciency OF the
medical department.
The latter matter Is the one most 20
be considered. Or. Koonce was elected
10 succeed the late Or. Mott. Dr.. k0once
was not the choice. OF DR.. Kirby, and II
s said the relations between the two
have never been Of a pleasant nature.
The board will meet on Tuesday, the 18th.
Seldom has any speaker had such a
crowded house mere, as did Mr.. C.. Il.
Aycock last night. lie is one OF the
best and cleanest speakers the Demo-
Gratis have. and his address last nisnt
was a ine one.
on Thursday night OF fair week Mr.
c. b benson will deliver an address
on the life Of the late Governor T. NJ
Holt.
A FUTILE EFFORT
They are trying to get 20 men OF
the Second Regiment 10 sign a petition
to keep them IN service. The officers are
working 10 get this number Of sigma
lures, bur the men say they they VIII
not succeed. Lieutenant-COlonel CoHles
is I'm Washington trying 20 save his
commission, but IL will hardly be done.
one year ago the total bank receipts
IN North Carolina were So tjl, $3.50. This
year the receipts were so, 2d9oo.Se This
shows an increase In the banks wealth
Of sl,o75.0169
G.. r BoEgs. Populist nominee for
Congress in the Ninth District, will PROB
ably retire in favor of Pearson.
Populists here say some strange de
velopments will be made IN the second
District in a few DAYS.
DELIGHTFUL AT MANILA.
Captain T.. L. williamson has received
a letter from his son. Frank. who Is IN
the Aston Battery at Manila. lie says
life is delightful there.
Many NirginaRs are engaging quar-
ters here for the Fair next week Ihere
are plenty OF hotel accommodations mere
now, as far as sleeping goes.
There have been 80 rifles returned
10 the State Arsenal, where they nave
been cleaned. and viii probably be used
FOR the state Guard. when IL is re-
organized next month. No equipments
have been returned, so these Will nave
10 be issued new.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
RcnIEstate Transfers.

Richmond: NJ. 3. Jones trustee TO r.
Il. Harwood, 25 feet on east side Thir-
tleth street Us IL feet south % Clay
$40
Mrs. Virginia q. Robertson % George
q Agee. certain personal property at
No. ll9 south First street, 81 900.
Robert L. Turpln 20 Fannie {. Payne,
p feet on north side Leigh street i56 20
feet west Of OAK, 1880.
peurico: Home Building Company
DerpetuaD 10 Charles straus "A Is feet
IN north side Main street IS i-?-i2 feet
west OF Park. S2ocQ.
Anton II. Thlermann and wife 70 An
nia Thiermann Philips lots II and u IN
block l6. Brookland Park, $.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
VALUABLE PICTURES SOLD.
The Virginia Historical Society to sus-
tain Great Loss.

Last night at SIS o'clock was the regu-
lar time for tho meeting Of the Sons Of
the American Revolution and about nine
members-nOt "a quOrum-assembled IN
the rooms OF the Virginia Historical So
ciety
After waiting an hour in the vain hope
that others would appear, the meeting
adjourned.
The rooms OF the historical Society are
soon 60 lose seven OF the valuable pfc
lures that now adorn their walls
among them that OF Governor Alexander
Spott swood They are 10 become the
property of Mrs. l. y. Jones. a niece Of
Mr. Leaper Robinson.
Mr.. b. -. Minor. the venerable score
tary Of the Sons Of the American Revo-
luton. was 81 years OF age yesterday. He
was on hand last night IN spite Of the
inclement weather. as bright and active
as a man half HIS age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
The NEW BISHOPS.
Rev. James d. Funsten is Well-hnown
ian This CITY

in This city.
Rev. James 3. Funston, OF Trinity
church. Portsmouth. who has been elect
ed missionary bishop OF Southern ldaho
and Western Wyoming, was for six years
rector OF Christ church In this CITY. he
was one OF the most popular cierygymen
that ever served d Richmond consresa-
ton.
The new bishop is a brother Of Mr.. o.
II. Funston, OF the firm OF }. b. Exam *
Co.
Rev. Mr. Funston has been for six years
mast rector OF Trinity church, Ports
mouth. and H. greatly loved tn that city.
He IS q son Of Colonel oliver Ridgeway
Funsten. Of Clarke. lis mother being
Mary Bowen, OF Greenwood depot, Abe
marie county, Va. lie Is a graduate OF
the virginia Military Institute and OF the
University OF Virginia in law. lie was
prepared for the ministry at the Episc0-
pal Theological Seminary al Alexandria
His first parish was at Bristol. He went
70 Portsmouth in 1892 and has done great
work there.
A special to The Times from Ports
mouth. Va, Yesterday, says:
The Rev. James Bowen Funston, elect
"a missionary bishop OF Southern Idaho
and Western Wyoming by the Episcopal
convention In Washington. IN an interview
to-day. staLed that he was considering
the matter OF the acceptance OF the prof
fered bishopric carefully and would be
somstime probably In arriving at a deci-
sicn."
pew. Lucien Lee Kinsolving. elected
missionary bishop OF Brazil IL the son OF
the lat, Rev. o. 4. Kinsolviag d. ID T.,
formerly Of the diocese OF Virginia. He IS
Is lite-loug friend Of Mr. Funston and
has frequently visited him az Ports
mouth. preaching az Trinity. and being
greatly admired in Portsmouth.