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which they paid him ten dollars. This
was dollar a pound. and Mr.. Carroll
then and there determined that that
should be his price, and To this day Lone
Jack is selling az a dollar a pound the
first money that he received after the
war and II might well be regarded as the
nucleus OF the large fortune that he sub
sequently amasstd.
Mr. Carroll was n member OF the City
Council for thirty-two years. and for
TWENTY-FIVE years was It's pres dent.
Mr. CAROLS first wife died IN the year
1877. BY her he has living six children
Mr. Williams s. Carroll. tax collector of
Lynchburg: Mrs. James VI. Bobbitt. OF
Lynchburg: Mrs. Charles w. Miller. OF
stanton: Mr. r. Layman Carroll Mr..
Walter NJ Carroll. and Mrs. John f. l..
Gannaway. of Lynchburg In ISIS he
was married TO Miss Sallie Frances
Adams, daughter of the late Isaac
Adams, and sister OF Messrs. w. -.
Adams. I. n. Adams. and r.. II: T.
Adams, Of this city. He IS survived by
his second wife and by three children
Of the second marriage-Mr. John w
Carroll. Jr Mr.. Isaac Holcomhe Carroh,
and Miss Sallie Frances Duval Carroll
Among the enterprises In which he was
largely Interested are the Glamorgan
Works. the cotton mill. the Bonsack
Cigarette Machine Company, and brass
works and the plow works. He was
large stakeholder In the bynchburg Ma
tionnt rank. and FOR many wears was
president Of that institution. For a long
limo 30 has been memh' ~ the Bo9rd
OF Trustees OF the Lynchburg Female
orphan Asylum. In Lynchhurg, Campb II
county. stanton. and other places ne
was the possessor Of valuable real estate,
and a considerable portion OF his fortune
Is invested in Lynchburg and united
states bonds.
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THREE RAcEs FOR ONE JOCKEY.
Tommy Burns Good Record-yerdict In
the Anger Case.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb 0-The three
winning favorites to-day were piloted by
Tommy Burns The weather was cloudy
ana the track good. In the Anger case
under investigation the stewards have
determined TO receive no further entries
from Smith. and have suspended II. Will
son. jockey, until March Goth. Sum-
maries
First race-seven furlongs.-L. II. Cation
C to - first. Barometer ~ 10 1 and )
20 II second. Jim Conway a TO II third.
Time. 1914.
Second race-One mile.-Octave % to -
first silva c. to- = and to - second, Ca
Vette go TO j. third. Time. 1:Ir2.
Third race-thirteen siXteenths OF
mne.-Pat Morrissey GO 10 - first. Eyer
est (3.to aud 20 - second. Gold Corn
15 10 u third. Time. -.
Fourth race-hannicap mile and an
eiehth.--Lobengula g to - first. SISTER
S.clla (even and to - second, Royal
Choice 6 to u third. Time 90.
Fifth race-six furlongs. -RandaZzo =
To - first Duchess OF York c. 10 I and
10 to u second, First Aker q to u third.
Time 1:1Gi.
sixth race-six furlongs. Easter Eve (6
10 II first. Mamie Callcn q to ] and
> 10 - second, l.. W. e 10 ID third. Time,
.16it.
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That was suffering with female trouple'
OF which Fe-ru-na cured me "n'"
,oinsI artcen mounds since taking H.
A later letter 10 Or. Hartman reads: I
am not able 30 express the good wishes
have for your kind advice given me
Every word said about Pe-ru-na IS
true. feel under many obligations 10
you nm slxty-scvCn years old ana am
retting better all tho time Hampton
simon sunnower. Washington county
Ala.
Ii you are suffering with catarrh OF any
orssn OF the body give Pe-ru-na trial'
4 b, ok written by Dr. Hartman on
Winter Catarrh" will be sent Tree ny au-
dressing The Pe-ru-na Drug Mahulao'u'-
Ing Company. Columbus. Q.
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There is no gift to be compared with
health None realize this like the suffer-
or from some chronic or long-standing
disease. TO such the gift of renewed
health is priceless. And yet II is within
the reach OF all such sufferers. The great
specialist In the cure OF all forms of ner-
vous and chronic diseases, Or. Greene.
IS West 18th St, New York City, fam
Gus the world over for his wonderful
cures, has decided to give consultation
and advice hereafter free. Remember,
sufferer. that you can write him a de-
scription of your case and he will return
a carefully considered letter. fully eX-
planning your disease. giving advice, etc.
without charge OF any Kind. Write to-
day and health Will be yours.
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The Indian Celebration at the Normal
school Fire Ia Phoebus.

ne lnUltn AtifNi'AARh ~
school Fire ia Phoebus.
HAMPTON. Va. Feb. 9.-SpeciaL-Thus
Ear. the Elks' fair which began ON Non
dav evening BIS "a most pronounced sue
cess. Crowds have been present each
evening To witness the crcdtable pro-
pramme which had been prepared for
their entertainment. on Monday evening
the entertainment consisted Of selections
bv the Mandolin club, vocal selections
hv Mr.. james Guy. and humorous recita-
tions by MIR John Weymouth. Last even
ing Miss Andrews OF Hampton. recitcd
and Mr. l.. Frank jordan, of Norfolk.
sang This evening horse VIII be rhiled
on The l2lks Will also attend in BODY,
nfty strong.
The Indian celebration al the Normal
school To- celebrate the eleventh 1nniVcr-
cary OF tho signing of the Dawes bill. on
Yesterday afternoon was one OF the best
seen here in many wears. Appropriate
epoeches were made hv Indian students
and others. The programme was filed
with indian songs and dialogues Many
visitors were present from the North.
among them Representative Lacey, Ben
ton and Sherman Of the indian Commit
zee OF Congress. Bishop McNicar. OF
Rhode Island. end Dr. Heilman, OF In
diana. Letters OF regret were read from
Secretary Bliss and others.
An alarm OF FIRE was turned IN az Phoe-
bus late yesterday afternoon. The de-
psrtment responded promptly and soon
Sxtinguished the flames. II was a small
building Tho damage was slight
Mrs Manning. widow 81 the late Sec
rotary OF the Treasury Manning, arrived
at the Chamberlin yesterday.
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Observation-Disclosures.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Feb. g.
SpeciaL-A beautiful home marriage was
so.emnized this afternoon at O'clock at
"Rivana." the home or me brides par
ents. eleven miles north OF the city in
Albemarle county The parties to tho
contract were Richard 4. Malone. a
young business man OF Lynchburg. and
Miss Matte T.. Worthington, the beauti.
full and accomplished daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Worthngton.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Dr. Butts, In the presence OF many
friends. DR.. T.. W. Fisher. OF Lynchburg.
OF Charlottesville, maid OF honor.
fishers: Mr.. L. L. Turner OF Lynch
burg: Meesrs. John Maddox. j. Frank
Terr.ll. George A. Worthington and r. A.
Perry. OF this city.
Alter the ceremony a magnificent lunch
was served. Tho bride and groom took
the c. and O. vestibule train Tor an sx.
tended northern tour.
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Mardigras, New Orleans, La, Mobile, Ala,
and Birmingham, Ala. February ~


A RATE OF ONE FIRsT-CLAss
FARE FOR THE ROUND-TklP, TO New
orleans. La. Mobile. Ala, ana Birmlns-
ham. Ala. is offered by the Southern rail
way from all points on It's llne' 70 thoSe
wishing to attend these grand festlvais
which occur each year. Tickets on sale
February 10th to 2lst, inclusive nnal Inn
II. returning March .. lsye. ,-,,--,
Not only does the Southern kallway Of
fer this very low rate to all who wish 10
go. but it also offers the shortest ana
quickest route. most convenient schedules
and comfortable accommodations. The
Southern has double daily trains running
between all points on It's me III this sec
ton. and the above points where the fes-
.ival will be held. These trains are com
posed OF the very latest and most hand
some DESIGN OF Pullman sleeping cars ana
Southern Railway Dining cars ana CO'ch-
es. Complete information IS 10 schedules
sleeping car reservations. etc, viii be
cheerfully furnished upon application. by
any agent Southern Railway Richmond
Transfer Co., 9O3 east Main street. or G.
W. Westbury. T. =. A., go east Main
street, Richmond Va.
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The young ladies OF the Leigh-Street
Baptist church will give a violet tea AZ
the residence Of Mrs. John Bagby 200
east Broad street. tomorrow evening
from g TO II o'clock for the purpose or
Increasing the charitable fund 10 meet
current demands upon IL.
II is confidently anticipated that the oc-
casion will prove one OF far more than
ordinary interest. as the talent promised
for the evening Is Of high order. and
most pleasing programme has been care,
fully prepared. The especial features VIII
he. Recitations-Poe' Raven Hood $
"Rlack lob" and THE Dutchman who
was Not Superstitious." by Rev. DR.. J. {.
Hiden. Other Rotations by Miss Maude
Pollard and Messrs. George aud Paul
rogbv SONGS will be rendered by Mrs.
Ben. Howard and Messrs. Cunningham
and Shervin. ,.., 81.
Inc small admission fee includes hght
treatments for which elaborate pre-
80 o,,~ have heen made. The young
ladies will receive the guests.
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CTBA TO THE FRONT.
Mr.. Cannon Thinks the DeLome Letter
VIII Greatly Effect on the situation.

WASHINGTON. Feb. o.-Special-An
important discussion in both houses
Cuba in the Senate and the Aldr en-
Plownan contested case. from the Fourth
Alabama district. in the House-and sun
nv weather combined 10 bring great
throng 10 the Capitol to-day. The gal
Ia-Ies az both ends were crowded. The
Cuban cause had had quite rest. but
the r, solutions introduced yesterday and
discussed to-day have brought the insur-
gent sympathizers well 10 the front again.
/ talked with Senator Cannon. of Utah,
lust after he made his speech in favor
Of United States intervention. He said
he did not know what It would all amount
TO. but more important. he thou"hi than
re discussion In the Senate was the De
LONE letter, insulting 10 President Nc
kinley.
Tho Senator believed that when the
genuineness Of the Minister'S letter was
established the crisis now pending would
take a sudden turn in favor OF cuban
Independence.
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RANDo1pH-mAooN TRUSTEES.
Plans Adopted for Holding Joint Com
mencemcni In June.


LYNCHBURG. VA. Feb. 9-Special.-
The Board Of Trustees Of the Randolph
Macon system Of schools, which met here
last evening adopted at their session this
morning. by practically unanimous
vote resolutions providing that com
mittec including the heads OF each III
stitution. bee appointed 10 arrange pro
gramme for general commencement OF
an Randolph Macon institutions, 10 DC
held in this city June Gth-9th.
are resolutions state that the cor,
mcncement Is for this year only, ana
that il is not the purpose Of the boaIu
TO institute the joint commencement Is
an annual custom and that u shaII
not be interpreted as discountenahc NJ
celebrations al the conclusion OF us scnov'
al any Randolph Macon institution Which
desires to have such exercises.
The report of Chancellor Smlth' pro-
posing a plan for the securing OF iars.
additions to the endowment tuud We
favorably acted upon, and connil' ' ,,s
Of five was appointed to cooperate III i's
execution. ...., Ia. tho
A vacancy IN the board. caused by I'm, tne
death of Hon. John A. Robinson, OF Wess
Virginia. was filled by the eiecuot "a
Hon. Joseph r. Willard, Of FairiaH' aaa,,
Or W. +. Edwards was elected 10 ~
n vacancy i'm the Randolph-Macoh liiS"-
tutc at DdnVillc.
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BRILLfANr WEDDINGINFLUTANNA
Raleigh Travers Daniel joined In Wedlock
90 Miss MAMIE Bruc" S"ead.

Mies Mauic Bruce NHfaH
FORK UNION. VA, Feb especial.
OF an the brilliant and beautiful mar
riages which have been celebrated In the
old church al this place. none have been
more interesting than the one soiemnlzed
Yesterday at high noon
The contracting parties were Mr.. Ia
leigh Tr3Vers Daniel. Of Weldon, y. c.,
and Miss Manic Bruce Snead, daughter
OF capt. g. G.. Snead, Of Fork Union, Flu
wanna county. Va.
The ceremony was performed Dy ina
pastor and uncle OF the bride. Rev q, II.
Snead. asslsted by Rev. Eldridge Hatcher.
her cousin. or Portsmouth. Va.
The wedding march was beauttuHy
rendered by q choir Of choice singers ac-
cOmpanied hy Mrs. g.. VI. BaShaw on
the organ. The church MAS beautifully
decorated with native evergreens and rare
ported exotics. Day light was excluded
from the room aud the whole scene was
made brilliant by artificial lights.
The maid OF honor was Miss Martha
man was Mr. Garrett OF North Carolina.
The bridal party was also composed OF
si1 other attendants Of each sex beauu-
fully attred In full dress. The bride wore
white satin ca ,raino. Tho impressive
ceremony waf closed BY the anthem OF
the Lords PRAYER rendered IN soft tones
and IN an artistic ana touching pan1ef,
After the ceremony The bridal party
ana friends repaired 20 the hone OF the
brides pareQts and psrtsksng OF boun--
tiftl repsst the bride and groom FASTENED
20 meet the 4 o'elock train. which bore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-10
"TuE HEART OF CHICAGO"
A Scenic Story OF the windy City at the
Academy Tonight.

The first presentation Of Lincoln J. Car
ter's new play, "rhe Heart OF Chicago"
In this city, will be made at the Acad-
envy OF Music tonight, and at two per-
formances tomorrow. In this play the
author is said TO have introduced some
thing new on the stage.
II is the much praised approaching train
scene. in which an engine and line of cars
f. seen TO be approaching the fooilights
apparently from miles away. for fully ten
minutes. without for one moment become
ing lost 10 view, nnaly coming 10 a halt
the footlights. Those who have seeii
approaching train pictures as thrown on
screens by the vitascOpe cinematographe,
and other animated picture machines. can
appreciate The beauty of this scene. where
az engine OF almost real proportions Is
used instead OF the pictures.
The company includes Dewitt Clinton.
Allen Hampton, Frank Weed. Barbara
Douglas, Willie Simms, and others.
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TaEEN orr AND WHIPPED.
Tho Victim Recognizes Some of HIS AS
sauants and Will Prosecute Them

CHATHAM. VA. Feb. 9.-Special-Last
night between and 10 o'clock N. stem d
merchant who resides on Whittetowh
street. was taken from his house ah ns
whipped. 1t appears from statements Oh
ctein and the other inmates Of the house
that an attempt was made hrst t, 70 Ono open N
tbc vindows were opened. Failing 10
obtain an entrance one Of the party came
10 the back door and demanded auiil's-
sion. saving he had warrant for STEM
one of the women In the house OPEN
ed the door. when ten or twelve men,
some of whom were masked. rushed IN
and made Stein their prisoner. lie was
taken from the house by a back way 10
Whittletown Branch. a rev hunuIcu
wards away. where he was whipped
Several OF the party were recognized
and stein proposes 10 prosecute them' a.
notice signed THE Vigilance Commute
was found posted this morning on stem
store door. commanding him to leave
town within twelve hours 80,
The affair was occasioned by the init
macy OF stein with another mans VIE.
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Wore filihnsters.

NEW YORK. Feb. 9-The Evening
World says. Another hlibustering expe-
dition TO the Cuban insurgents is believed
to have got away from the Long Island
coast near Montauk Point on Monday
night. and TO have carried the members
of the expedition that was shpwrecked
ON the Tiliie a couple 81 weeks ago.
The arms and ammunition for this last
expedition are said 10 have been carried
from this city by the steam lighter Agnes.
alleged 10 be owned by McAlltster Bros,
who owned the Title.
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Plight of Americans.

MERIDIAN MlSS Feb. 9--WaIter
Barker. Consul at Sagua La Grande.
Cuba, has written a letter here, which
saws.
II counted to-day three dead bodies on
the streets Another was lying I'm the
Plaza markeO. All died Of starvation.
'The Alcalde stated yesterday that g.
coo reconcentradOes IN this city We're
starving The relief fund by Congress is
exhausted and now American citizens are
I'm the same plight as the reconccntra-
does
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Mr.. Onnenhimer Critically Ill

FORK UNION. Va. Feb. Especial,
The recent cold spell has enabled every
one having an ice-house to nj II with
beautiful ice.
Mr. \. Oppenhimer formerly OF Rich
mond. now OF this place. Is critically an.
His son. DR.. 81. julien Oppenhimer and
his daughter, Mrs. Sol Cutchins. OF Rich
mond. are on a visit 10 his home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-10
FINE FARM SOLD.
Resignation of the President OF the south
U~st virginia Institute.

BRISTOL, TENN. Feb. s.--special:,-'
Mrs Trank Preston has sold her fertile
farm near Wallace. Va. to-day 10 James
williams. of Russell county, for twenty
five thousand dollars.
Samuel ID. Jones resigned the presi-
denct az Southwest Virginia Institute
to-day after holding the position for
about eight years. The Board of IruS-
tcos accepted his resignation, but have
not elected his successor.
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DIR. DUNAWAr TO LECTURE
At Richmond College Tonight In the
Gnnr.c ON Eyidences Of Thirst RnitN.

Tonight at s;I5 o'clock, in the Rich
mond College Chapel, Rev. Or. 7. s, Dun
away. OF Fredericksburg. Va. will deliver
an address on the "Experientisl Evil
the second In the series OF addresses on
the Evidences OF Christianity. which
President Boatwrteht has arranged 10 be
given during this month. The nrst one
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INDIGNANT AT The REPORT
lIttee of the institution as public ca-
Nor STILES UNDECIDED.
CONTINUED from First Page. }

m!ttee OF the Institution as a public ca.
lamlty.
MAJOR STILES UNDECIDED.
Major Robert Stiles has not as yet an
nounced his purpose to retire from tire
association. IL Is understood that he doe
no approve OF some OF the findings OF the
investigation. but has not as yet decided
what course he will pursue.
The Board OF Directors OF the Virginia
Prison Association are: Messrs. James
Caskie (presidenD. Robert stiles. A. h.
Christian. Jr.. w. u. Williams. Thomas
Potts, Il. T. ID. Myers. r.. II. Addison,
]. w. Cringan. j. W. Bianton, John 8.
Harwood. George c. Jefferson. Roosevelt
Page, James c. Lamb. Il. Il. Munford.
Thomas :. Atkins, Fritz Sitterding.
Thomas Polndextcr. Marx Gunst. Stew
art NJ. Woodward and Vir2inius Newton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-10
Wunirlpal Primary.

CTIARL VA. Feb. a.
Special.-The City Democratic Committee
Yesterday evening ordered n primary 10
be held on the 23d OF February to nomi-
nate a Mayor. CITY Attorney. city Ser
geant and Commissioner OF Revenue; the
election 10 be held in April
There are several aspirants for tho
mayoralty,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-10
THE COURT
CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE.

CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE
Cadet Captain Percy G.. Halves was at
his home ina Richmond for two weeks on
sick frlough. and few days ago re-
turned 10 the institute To DC present at
this investigation.
The reported cause Of the offences
against Captain Halves was his strict
surveillance Of his class while on duty
and more particularly on New Years
eve when Il seems the first classmen es-
pecially are accustomed 20 take unusual
privileges and create more disorder than
Is consistent with discipline
on tho night I'm question Captain Halves
was officer OF the day and was so watch
mi that he stood IN the way of tho hilar-
ity planned for the occasion.
TIED HAND AND FOOT
lie was set upon by a half dozen or
more of his classmates his cape thrown
over his head his feet and hands tied
together and in that plight was taken to
nm empty room and laid on the floor I'm
what was "a supposed helpless condition.
The young officer. however. i'm "A short
while managed 10 free his hands and IL
was then but the work Of moment TO
unite the other bonds.
He quickly returned TO the scenes
from which ne had been so ruthlessly
snaiched and completely took the revel-
lers by surprise. reporting q number Of
them for disturbance.
n is understood that several Of the
offenders suffered heavy penalties II not
dismissal.
Captain Halves strict adherence TO
duty. 70 seems. did not meet with the
approval Of his classmates and life was
made disagreeablc for him In many
ways.
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An imprrfant Arrest,

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. a-Speciai--Ai-
bert Kip. was before Police Justice Tom
lin to-day charged with burglarizing a
room at Hotel Gladstone. and stealing a
watch.
The case was continued. Il being
thought that he is an important criminal
from Canada.
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and stomach. 7 did
not know what 10 10
until | received your
pamphlet. when I be-
gan taking your medi-
cine. II brought mo
up 10 whore I am
now. Allow me 10
say that too much
cannot be said IN
praise OF Pc-ru-na. 10
is a God-scnt remedy.
Ills wife also says
N A1iot,s s,sr 10 say
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MAS DELOME REsIGNEDe
said To have Cabled His Resignation Twice
But No Reply Received.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Especial dis
patches from Washington received In THIS
CITY. state that Minister De LONE cabled
his resignation 10 the Spanish govern
ment Yesterday and twice to-day. but up
10 a late hour this evening he had re-
ceivcd no reply from Madrid.
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MilkerSOn-lnsrr q.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Feb q.
Special.-A pretty marriage took place al,
King George Courthouse to-day al noon,
when Miss Mary y. Irscoe became the
bride OF Mr.. Austin II. Wilkerson. Rev.
n. II. Zones was the officiating minister.
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them on their way to their future home.
Weldon. y. c.
The bride Is n beautiful and popular
young lady and the groom a prominent
young business man Of weldon. y. &.
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Y. M. |. COURT OF INQUIRY.
Cadet Captain Percy G. HaWeS ASKED
For II.
Many CADETS AND OFFICERS TESTIFY.
Represented by Mr.. Julian Bryant OF
Richmond-He Wa Roughly Treated
New Years I've Nv his Classmates
Who Did not Like Strict Discipline

LEXINGTON. VA FEB. Especial
\ cour; OF inquiry requested by CaooI
Captain g. Percy Halves, Of Richmond
Va. who Is the ranking officer in the
corps Of cadets Is now being held at the
virginia Military Institute 1t is UNDER
stood that this court Of inquiry was re-
ouestod boy cadet Halves on account OF
some rumors he heard among The cadets
as TO his character as "a cadet and OIL
Ger.
THE COURT.
Tho court IS composed Of Colonel f. W,
Nichols Jr. Major Francis Mallory ana
Captain r. ". watts.
The court has been I'm session since
yesterday afternoon and so far has eX-
amined many cadets and officers IN re-
gard TO Captain Halves record as
cadet and officer
INVESTIGATING RUMORS.
In regard TO the matter Of the recent
rumors amon- the cadets concerning
Captain Hawes's character. this VIII DC
investigated tonight and tomorrow
Cadet HAYES IS represented by MT
Julian Bryant. OF Richmond Va ana
the class Of gS of which he IS mem
her. IS representcd bv Colonel William
A Anderson. OF Lexington.
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SPRING HUMORS. boils. pimples. sores
and all cruptions are promptly cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which thoroughly
OF scrofula.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-10

USE BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCH-
Els for Coughs. Colds and all other Throat
Troubles. "Pre-eminently the best
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
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AN OLD MAN
And Wife Stricken With La
Grippe.

letter written 70 Dr. Hartman says;
- had been troubled with the after CT
fccls OF Ia rlirnn which affected my mead