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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
ARM0R PLATE TESTED.
Ono Made by the Carnegie Company
Demonstrated its Resisting Qualities

WASHINGTON, October 27.-The first
Of an important series Of armor tests
was held Ar the naval proving station
yesterday when a i5-inch plate repre-
senting p large group of armor ior the
battleship Wisconsin. under construc-
ton by the Union Iron Works. san FRAN
cisco. stood successfully the terrific blows
from two projectiles fired out lV-lch
rifle with full service charges. DeliV-
cry OF arm0r for this ship and sister yes
sells. the Alabama az Cramps ana lhe
Illinois at Newport News, was not re-
qtired under the contracts unill January
lst next. and the fact that the nrIns are
capable Of turning out plates ahead OF
the required time IS most gratifying 10
the Ordnance Bureau. which Will soon
award other large contracts for battle
ships and monitors authorized by con-
cross M IT'S last session. The plate test
ed Yesterday represented more than 700
tons of barbette armOr. The deduction
made BY the ordnance officers who wit
messed the test was that n l0-inch PRO-
iectilo cannot penetrate fifteen inches Of
armor except vixen the highest veloci-
ties are employed. The plate stood the
two shots we'll and az the en1 Of the
trial presented but one crack of trivial
character and not extending through
the armor
The first shot was with q velocity Of
f51S feet per second with an armor-pierc-
ing shell. ard the effect was 10 break mp
the head Of the proiectile and secure q
penetration OF only seven inches. NO
largo cracks resulted on the second
shot the velocity was increased TO 1903
feet per second. the same gun being
used. and the result was to fracture the
shell in three pieces. then one getting
through the armor and into the stout
oaken backing behind \ slight crack
was created. but this was expected. as
the point Of impact was only thirty-slX
inches from the side of the plate. The
results obtained were entirely satisfac-
tory to the experts and insures the nc
ceptance OF the entire group ~ plates
Next week another plate. representing
a second group. will be tested
The plate tested yesterday was made
bv the Carnegie Company. While the
trial amply demonstrated the resisting
qualities OF armor treated with the Har-
vev process. the ordnance officials are
confident that the new Krupp treatment
is vastly superior. probably % per cent.
better. and that I'm the purchase Of :rmor
for the new vessels and monitors under
this years programme Of increase it
should be bought. Captain O'Neil chief
Of the Ordnance Bureau. believes that
the Krupp armor Is so much better than
that Of the Harvey variety that even
were It more expensive. the government
should protect its new vessels with i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
BIG RAILROAD MEN HERE.
They Hold n Private Conference for
Two Hours or More.

The presence Of n number Of prominent
railroad men in the city last night was
the occasion for a number Of comments.
Mr. W. A. Turk. general passenger agent
Of the Southern railway; Mr.. II. W. Full
Ter. general passenger agent Of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railway; Mr. VI. \.
Roach, of New York. a prominent rail-
road man. and Mr.. Sol Haas, formerly
traffic manager of the Southern railway.
now president Of the Sloss Iron and Steel
Company BIRMINGHAM Ala. were all at
the jefferson last night. There was a
conference held in a private room, which
lasted for two hours or more. In consult
tation with the railroad men was Mr.. y.
w Bowe. the well known real estate
man. who is agent for a good deal Of the
property down on east Main street near
Seventeenth and the neighbOrhOOd. IL Is
well known that considerable property
in that neighborhood has changed hands
recently. and that negotiations for more
are still on with a view 10 building big
passenger depot.
Mr.. Turk was asked II his visit 10 Rich
mond had any connection with the pro-
posed new depot and terminal facilities
here.
lie replied that he was here on private
business and that he knew nothing about
any proposition TO construct such build
ing. If the Southern was interested In
this enterprise he ADDED. he knew moth
ing about II. Such matters did not come
in his department. said Mr.. Turk. and he
would probably know nothing about IL
even If the company was contemplating
building the depot.
The nature Of the conference between
the railroad men IS not known. That II
might be connected with some passenger
traffic was suggested. but this could not
he verified
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
FOURTH IN NEW CAMP,
The Regiment Starts at Havana with
n Clear Bill Of Health.

SAVANNAH. CA. oct. 2,.-special-
The boys of the Fourth Virginia es-
capped exposure 20 extreme cold last night
by remaining on the train. They did
not start on the work of pitching tents
until this morning and by evening they
had nearly everything In shape and were
comfortably ensconCod BOO quarters. Much
work remains for them o. DO. however.
I'm clearing fields and laying dril
ground.
The soldiers are all I'm the best Of
spirits but many of them are tirN. and
anxious t0 return home. They consider
their retention unfair as tho war IS over
and they age not particularly stuck on
going 20 cuba just 90 do police duty
which is abhorrent 90 soldier.
Some of the boys. however. are per-
fecuy c0ntontetd and are anticipating
the pleasure OF a voyage and visit 70
Cuba.
Colonel Taylor said he was grauhed
at there being less sickness in the regi-
ment since the cold weather has set in.
All the sick OF the Fourth Virginia were
left in jacksonville so the regiment has
fresh clean and healthy start IN ia
vannah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
Custis-S scott.

EAsTVILLE. VA. oct 2G.-special -
Holmes Presbyterian church. at Bay
View was the scene OF a very pretty we'd
ding party this afternoon az 1890 o.clock
The. contracting parties were Mt. EDWARD
-. GUSTS. Of Onancock, Accomac county,
and Miss Nellie Scott. the very pretty
and ATTRACTIVE daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
T. NJ. Scott. OF this place.
The wedding dinner was spread az the
home OF the bride az about O'Clock. ara
after an had partaken Of the sumptuous
meal the whole party repaired 20 Holmes
Presbyterian church which they 7ound
most beautifully decorated with ported
plants and eyergreens. Rev. Mr.. Nenable
performed the ceremony
Miss Charlotte Thompson rendered
Merdei.eohn's wedding march as the
party marched up the aisles Miss ella
scott. sister Of the bride. was maid OF
honor. and carried a bouquet or hand
some roses. and Mr.. l.. +. Mills. OF oman
cock. was best man. Messrs. Samuel ID.
Tankard and George Jacob acted as
uShcrs.
They left on the evening south-bourd
train Tor Washington FOR tour OF several
weeks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
THE BAPTIST WOMEN.
They Form Permanent Organization
aud Elect Officers.

LYNCHBURG. VA, oct. 27.-SpeciaL-
The second days session OF the Mo-
mans Baptist Missionary Society was
opened this morning with devotional eN-
ercises conducted by Mrs. \. NJ Gwath-
mey. of Richmond Most OF the time
was occupied in reading reports Of the
vice-presidents of the various Baptist
associations of the State. after which
the work Of the Sunbeam Societies was
discussed under the leadership Of Mrs.
G.. f. williams. of Richmond.
Addresses on the subject were made
by Mrs. w. ]. Shipman. o. Houston, and
Miss Estelle Rudd. Of the Middle District
Association.
Papers were read prepared by Mrs.
Whitehurst. Of Norfolk Mrs. -. a. Ram
say, of Freeman W. Va and Miss Fan
ME Russell and Mrs. olson. Of Char
lottesville
A paper. entitled Relations Of wo-
mans Work 20 State Missions, was
read by Mrs George F. Bagby. OF West
point, and the exercises were closed with
the question box conducted by Mrs.
II. W. Battle, Of Petersburg.
At the afternoon session permanent
organization Of the society, which Will
be known as the Womans Baptist Mis-
siOnary Union of Virginia. was effected
by the election OF the following officers
for the ensuing year. Mrs. j. :. Dill. OF
Norfolk PRESIDENT Mrs Thomas +. Bag
by. of West Point. and Mrs. J. \. Barker,
OF Clifton Forge, vice-presidents; Miss
Willie Bowman. of Lynchburg, secretary.
Salem was selected as the next place
of meeting. and IL was decided that a
committee should be appointed 20 confer
with the Baptist General Association 20
see II arrangements could not be made by
which the two bodies could meet jointly.
A plan OF organization was completed
at the night session. Addresses were
made by Rev J. VI. Pitcher Of Peters
burg; Rev. Mr. Wood. of stanton; DR..
Frost. of Nashville, Tenn, and Or. l. T.
Tichenor
The union adjourned with a benediction
by Rev. f. c. McConville. d. ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
Rcnnrirnl Homo wedding.

SOUTH MILLS. " g., oct 26.-Spe-
cial.-This morning the home OF Mt C14s;
w Pearcc was tae scene OF oeautl.uI
marriage. The contracting parties were
Rev Flouwoy B0uid.n, tormeiiy on
brakes Branch. Va. and Miss Annie KID
dick White. OF Eureka Mills Va.
Tho ceremony was performed 10y heN'
r n. Dickinson. am intimate FRIEND on .he
groom. The bride was given away oy neer
brother-in-law. Nj. o.. W. FeaIce' me me
uarlor was beautifully decorated WIN
evergrcens and ported plants. Inc ptlcai
couple stood under AN exquisite aIcn 10, or
Germ. holly and bl0ssoming hoWers. me
Wedding march was rendered pV Mrs' g.
~ Pearce. the sister OF the nfl9e.
Immediately preceding the bIl19I par
v,arc fbe bdde's sister. Miss Marie White
and her cousin. Miss Pattie Perry; me
bride vas handsomely attired ih loNeiy
rreen suit. trimmed with "hite satlh
Threaded with gold She carried mag
nidcent bouquet OF flowers -s.,,-.
lunch Vas served for the wedding n
marty. The happy couple. accom- 10y
Rev Dickinson. drove 70 Camoen QUIT
bouse. where a north Dound tram Il, W. WIS
boarded for Norfolk where ReE. .oua
nov Bouldin has charge OF an Episcop@i
p1 Rev Mr.. and Mrs B9uidi99 I we're me
recipients OF mans useful ana hanlSo'le
presents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28

day IN Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Howard
will reside In Newport News.
There are now at william and Mary
College one hundred and seventy STU
dents. the attendance being forty larger
than at this time last year.
The college football team has organ
ICED ami f. getting down to good. SOLD
training for early work on the gridiron.
This years team is an exceptionally
good one.
Congressman r. A. Wise is going to
hu,id a handsome residence on east
Francis street.
The Board OF Directors Of william and
MARY College held meeting here to-
dav. Or. Thomas r. Barnes. OF Isle OF
Wight: Hon. ]. y. Stubbs. Of Glouces-
ter and DR.. T.. G. Booth. OF Grove. were
present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28

A meeting Of the Board Of Directors
Of the Prison Association Of Virginia
was held October 26. 1895. for the pur-
pose Of giving united expression 70 their
profound sorrow at the loss OF their late
president and friend Mr.. Thomas Potts.
II would misrepresent Mr. Potts 70 in
dulge in fulsom praise. and more IN keep
Ing with his character 70 speak OF him
as he appeared In everyday life. a
practical. sensible business man. a faith
ful friend and worthy citizen. Partici-
pating in many enterprises for the tenn
poral and spiritual welfare Of his fellow
man, he was always present and pune
tual and the same quiet, modest Chris
tian gentleman. whom none feared 10 APP
proach, and I'm whose wise counsel IL
was safe 10 trust. He was courteous
to all. and ever ready 10 give pa
tient hearing 20 every one, regardless
TO condition or station. In his Christian
character. and personal bearing, this tri
butte fails 10 express the genuine respect
and kind regard in which he was held by
every member OF this board. and Our
deep regret at the loss of his most eff
cient services.
The Board tenders 20 his afflicted fam
fly THE assurance OF their sincere SYM
patty. and directs that a copy OF these
proceedings be sent 10 them, and re-
corded I'm the minutes OF this institution;
also that a copy be sent 10 the daily
papers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
Horses From Fauqnier.

WARRENTON VA, Oct 27.-Special.-
Warrenton. so well known for its fine
horses. will be well represented at the
New York Horse Show In November.
the exhibitors from this place Will be w.
S. sewers, c. w. Smith and DR.. c. Shirley
Mr. c. W. Smith sold this week his fine
horse. THE Khedive,' 10 Baltimore
purchaser for $3.50.
The first reward of $40 offered by the
Esuouier Game Protective Association for
Testimony that would convict any one of
unlawful shooting was paid this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
AOUlET HOME WEDDING,
Miss Lily Roadcap Becomes the Bride
ofDr. Frank Giyens.

A quiet home wedding took place yes
terday afternoon at Ills o'clock at the
residence Of the brides sister, Mrs. Frank
l.. Shaw, No 4Oj south Pine street, the
contracting couple being Miss Lily Road
cap, formerly Of Goshen, Va, but VINO
has been residing with her sister IN
Richmond for a while. and DR.. Frank
Owens, of Newcastle, Va.
Only few of the relatives and most
intimate friends of the contracting couple
were present. Among these were Mr.. 5.
NJ. Roadcap, brother of the bride, and
Miss Susie Roadcap. her sister, both from
Goshen. No nv
The bride, who is a talented young
lady, having graduated in the School OF
Art of Hollins Institute. wore tailor
made brown travelling suit.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
!. Il. Hutson, pastor of Pine-Street Bap-
fist church. after which DR.. and Mrs.
Givens took the Chesapeake and Ohio
train for Clifton Forge. whence they viii
go to Newcastle their future home, where
the groom is a popular young physician
He is a graduate Of Randolph-Macon
College and also of the University College
OF Medicine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
GOVERNMENT OUT Of IT.
SINNERS Who Have Bought stamps
Must Settle With the Company.

WIIAITNGTON. \. Q. OctooeF Tn
-" United states District Cour; at New
bern. y. c.. I'm the case or the Cnlleu
states against the southern Express
Company. brought by sever al hsn snip
pers on the ground Of vioiallhs Ine t.V
enue act because the company REQUIRED
co., ~ he afixed TO each receipt issued.
'lnGrs Purnel dismissed the suit hold
ing that as the tax hal been paid the
government was satisfied. and that as to
who should pay the tax was matter to
be settled between shipper and express
COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
ONLY ASELLING- PLATER.
Unavailing Effort of a Night H'wk Ia
Touch an Unseen Big Roll

"T'ell wir desc seIlin platter sports
from Roca ster. am sirc-acuse. am El-
mirey. an Schencc-t1idle. an them
towns out in de- woods said the nisht-
liner. who had been "a police court COM
piainant I'm the forenoon. TEL Hit 'em.
Dey give me Dc tizzy-wizzy L knowei
last night was goin & glt de lett-ai-
deepest end of IL Wen ] took one 0t .em
up. but L wasn't dom much blzness am
/ fought I'd give De- guy a tyn out
an take "a Chanst 1 c.ud se ne was
from Bnghampt0n. or one 90 them towns
that's lest got waterW0rks. but he had l
front. aiong wiz his Jas au : fought he
might Doe p'ducer some OF way. How
wus / O. know be had only treeiollarsi
De duck fell I'm, an t0.e me Q take him
arOun
'Aroun' where says J.
" 'Aroun' dc Tenner.olu. says ne.
"I kn0wed den dat he WIZ JAY fer
fair. because $50 don't hear none 0. do
real articles in dis New York push a-
chewin' about de- Tennerion. On.y de
ceezers dat do dee cOme-on aCt here spiel
about de TennerlOin. and doy want f
O. tiuk doy're de- worst made Zen &C.
menshun b., Well takes dis WilS
from Railway. or Bun'lo. or s0mewnerDt
aroun' Q de dinrent hoot-mIlIs. an h'
invites me DID 'F 's D'li'' %"
an de oarh'ep' "p' "
tousnt j "tn " s''l ..'-' 3d., r. .,...
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an SD I begins Oh ngger ODD fIir night
sWlns' even WI. .'s .'' & so..-. an.
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Den ne goes .. ,i,, d,
DOWN fro" fn' sty h,,,r.
resp rasHNh l'H7' ,l 49,, an,
snake but ee guy 49,
fought he might n .' 40
croakin' act ln Ni. i'7.
an so l cans of cow
de gcezer oyer. Di''H' "'''i" D'
was dom de- merry N'9sD''' "n H'' an "'
cop yanks nun oNt '" H''N'' "'' '''
Ter fer me- rare.
, 'How much. driver says ne iryln
make oIt IKE h' "'7 l''''u VII TO
Knockout
Seem ts you.' says ], good natured,
'on'v Amouth.
" 'Ffm0uth" says he.
" 'Five spot says /. OATS ignt taAin
fer do tree hour ride we've had. bur
90 light on strangers IN dis burg en-
courage trade Cough mp de nve an ID
drive ye & w're we're s'oppin'
"Weu De Jay dinss aroun' IN his
t'ree-eighty- suit an looks scared
" Z amt got IT, says ne i oeen ro'-
bel l had four dollars an nat ,l
I got In this carriage carriage mloHl'
me hansom) an no" ony soi a gus
ter
'Yc've blown DAT WHY si's
Where's your main npndl
Main bundlef says Ae
Yes yer hoid-out' az uln1" ll
kick Were you put IT Ter --i ~,
BY de look ON MS mIF PSI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28

SALEM. VA. Oct 27.-Special.-Last
evening AZ . o'clock Mr.. John II. Bocock.
Of Lynchburg va. was united IN mar
riage 10 Miss Lucy \. Thacker at the
residence OF the brides parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. r. r. Thacker. OF. mon street
Rev. III. G. Y. Campbell officiated.
Tho attendants were Mr. Percy Ihacker,
Of Lynchburg brother Of the bride ana
Mrs George W0rden. OF Salem. The
bride IS an exceptionally handsome youns
lady. and tie groom is n succesalul Sou"s
business man Of Lynchburg.
Mr. and Mrs BocOck left on the night
train for Bedford county, where they
will visit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
Early Nickel.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Oct. II
special.-NIr. j. Russell Early and Miss
Nellie Banks Nickel were married at
O'Clock this afternoon at Wolfetown'
Madison county, Va
The groom is a son Of the late w. D.
Early. of Greene county, and brother
of DR.. Emmett Early. of this city. and one
Of the most successful farmers in Greene
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
CAME TO RICHMOND TO MARRY.
william and Mary College Has Large
Nnmhe,. of students.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA October 81
speclal.--Mr II. X Howard. well known
young contractor Of Newport News,
formerly Of James city county lett here
this morning for Richmond Where he
will wed Miss Helen Minnie casey,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. K. l. casey.
OF this citv The young couple sue
ceeded In keening their intentions a Sc
cret, even from the parents OF the bride.
the latter leaving yesterday for Rich
mond ostenslbly TO visit friends The
ceremony will take place some time to-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28

SMITH Died, October 20. 1893. al the
residence OF her daughter. Elizabeth
Boldcn, 1901 north Second street,
DIANA SMITH
Her funeral will be preached from the
Third-Street A VI. +. church FRIDAY.
October 2Sth. at , o'clock p. NJ. Friends
and acquaintance are respectfully in
vifed 10 attend
She was a faithful servant for years
10 Asleep in Jesus
Her granddaughter.
HELEN c. GREENE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28

Parrish. TO Mr.. Warren HiIl Mercer wed
nesday evening. November S'n' AZ
O'Clock. at the Second presbyterian
church.
Invitations are out TO the wedoihg o'
Mis- fencie Wright Weddel, anu an M
st. George Mason Anderson, Weunessnai'
November the 9th. at half-past eio0A'
In 81. PanI'S church.
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4 LibekSuif.

BRISTOL. TENN, October z,'-SpeciaI.
w. 8 Cox. chairman o. ine DSi'o0'a 'ic
Committee OF scott county, ,,. -
~eu,s' claiming damaee In the sum OF
s. 600 for alleged libel
Ths suit grew out OF recent publica-
it,. a, the News which Is said 10 have
reeected upon Mr. Cox's character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28

C0NGP ATI.I.ATIONs

AR Blair and mis- bride arrived in Rich
mond yesterday after night fail the train
being a little late but they were warmly
greeted By friends AZ the depot.
They at once drove 20 the Blair resi-
dence No. 81 Grace street. where an In
formal reception was held and many
CONGRATULATIONS were extended them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
ELEGANT BRIDAL
AT PRESTWOULD.
Miss Field Becomes the Bride Of Mr.
Lewis H. Blair.
THE ANCIENT HOUSE AGLOW
ded Charm TO the Impressive Ser
vice Of the Episcopal Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair Here.

BOYDTON. VA. oct. 27.-special-At
ancient Prestwould. Meckenburg coun-
~. Va, this morning at II o'clock In its
beautiful parlors. in the presence Of a
very few selected friends. Miss Matte
r. Field. the very accomplished and at
tractive daughter OF J. S. Field. Esq.
was united IN holy wedlock to Mr.. Lewis
II. Blair. one Of Richmonds most noted,
highly respected and weathiest citizens.
THE CEREMONY.
Rev. Z. Sterling Gum united the happy
pair with the beautiful ana impressive
service of the Episcopal church in The
full glow and radiance OF myrlads Of
candles which shed their soft light loving
~ over the wealth Of flowers. which bent
their heads in meek homage 10 the
beauty Of the fair bride attired in pale
yellow silk with jewelled trimmings and
chiffon carrying in her hand bouquet
o. beautiful lilacs culled from the garden
Of Prestwould I'm spring time freshness
and purity.
HOMEWARD BOUND.
The day most fair and sweet was a ~
harbineer for Joyous life for those two
10 whom were extended the best and
most earnest wishes for long and happy
lives In their beautiful and attractive
home in Richmond.
The bridal couple left to-day for Rich
mond via the Southern railroad on the
northbound train from Jeffries juno
ton at o'clock amid showers OF rice
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
Harmon-kritzer

Mr.. Richard j. Harmon and MISS Annie
Gertrude Kritzer, the daughter OF Mrs
NJ S. and the late Henry Kritzer OF NO.
2629 Venable street were Joined in matri-
mony at 9 O'Clock last evening ut the East
End Baptist church.
The auditorium of the church was de-
corated tastefully and the pulpit was
banked with ferns. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Joel Tucker, pastor
of the church.
Mr.. Robert T.. Kritzer, the brides
brother was best man and Miss Florence
Britton was maid of honor, while little
Miss Lille Holloway gracefully took the
part of flower girl.
Messrs. John Wright. o. Han. Eddie
Voegler. William Reese and Baker were
the ushers and with the great attend
ance of invited guests were kept busy.
Following the ceremony reception vas
held at the late home of the bride after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon repaired TO
their new home on Twenty-ninth street.
whore they will receive friends Gfter to-
day
MIR Harmon Is assistant foreman OF tho
Chesapeake and Ohio shops and Is quite
popular. 800.
His bride Is well known in Church Jill
society and is highly esteemed.
The brides gown was Of white duchess
lace over white satin and she carried
white chrysanthemums while Miss Brit
ton wore white lace over pink satin and
carried flowers of the same character.
The little flower girl was also dressed IN
white satin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
CONSTITUTIONAL
GOVERNMENT
CONTINUED From First Page.

understanding has been arrived al oe-
fveen those who govern and those VINO
are governed as to how far the power 81
the government Will be submitted TO ana
at what point if need be. 1t VIII be re-
sisted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
OBITUARY..
VI. i. O'Rrien.

Mr.. NJ. J. OBrien. formerly a resi-
dent Of Richmond. died at his home In
Charleston, W. Va. Wednesday.