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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22

NORFOLK. VA. sept -l, DD'.r5p,,sr
tf-hre +o Harrow-il-Furue Via nor
r1iF arrived to-day and reports pass,ti,s
IN 4bont A. 30 The British steamer tii-
Ienh. Captain cameron. Two a ~ "
K a. aground two miles from shore,
IAN aground Doe thick weather al 3 =. d.
-.. r,rrfrr f.eh wind then moderate.
Rouo~f I'd II. 81. was vessel ly.n.
easily bIt sea- and wind increasing. Wlia
no-l 6ea,t Is miles ami rapidly increasing.
a r.f. b. exuarfrd 900 tne coast from
Noiolk fo Jacksonville to-nishL Ihe
Merritt lVrsrlus Company was nounrd
but the weather is too roush Tor " Tug
90 venture Oh fNe rescue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens aud other Matters.

a marriage license has been issued 10
Peter A. LenH and Margaret SauerWald,
the marriage TO take place to-day.
General Brander's illness prevents IFS
being present at the funeral ceremonies
Of Miss Winnie Davis.
Rev Z. II. Sweeney viii preach Of the
West-End Christian Mission. ON west
Cary street tonight
Little Ruth Cornell. the daughter Of
Nr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Cornell ls critic
ally il at her home on Grove road.
The funeral Of Veteran James A. An
derson took place from the Soldiers
Home chapel yesterday at ] O'Clock. Rev.
j. j. Cook officiating.
Rev. b. CabeH Hening resigned the
pastorate Of Burlington church, in King
and Queen county. on last Sunday with
a view of the acceptance of the pasto-
rate Of the Fulton Baptist church, IN
this city.
IT has been decided by the Second Bap-
fist church and Young Mems MISSIONARY
Society 10 tender reception % me va
r0us business ana educauonal coNeAes
Ist
Major Sol. Cutchins and staff. Of the
old Blues Battalion. entertained az the
Westmoreland Monday night several
members of the Blues companies. home
on furlOughs.
The residence of Rev. Mr. Beauchamp.
pastor OF st. James Methodist church.
was thronged with friends and members
of the congregation Tuesday night 40 a
reception given by the minister and his
wife
Mr. Leon X Willingham. Of Macon. Ca,
arrived In the city Tuesday night TO at
tend Richmond College. MT Wilingham
is a brother Of Mr.. Alfred r. Whlngham.
Who attended college here few years
since.
Every member Of the Richmond Y. W.
C. r. L. is requested 10 be present this
afternoon. 4.80 O'Clock. at the w. C.. a.
Business of great Importance will be
transacted. also the election OF dele
gates TO the State Convention to be held
October ith 10 1th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
FOUR BOXES DID TT.
Remark able Success Of New Pile
Cure.

People who have suffered for months or
years from the pain and inconvenience OF
that common disorder. piles will look with
skepticism upon the claims OF Che makers
of the new discovery for cure OF an forms
OF piles. known under the name Of pyrs-
mid Pile Cure nevertheless The extraor-
binary cures performed by this remedy
are such as 20 warrant the legation
or any sufferer. As a. case in point
the following letter speaks Tor ITSELF
Mr. Henry Thomas of SUBJ 'lti0n no.
g. Hosack Ave. Columbus Ohio. writes
ass follows.
Pyramid Drug Co.:
Gentlemen.-I want YOU tf use my
name r. 1T win Doe of any o.. to YOU. 1
was so bad with tho piles talt 7 lost
work on that account Nothing did me
any good. L read boo Cincinnati Of the|
many cures of piles by the Pyramid Pile
Cure and T went 90 drue store and
asked for &c. Tho drug clerk told me that
De had something else that he thought
was better. blt told him tr.f / wanted
TO try tine Pyramid hrst
The first box helped me much that
T tried another and then n complete
The cure used two more boxes. making
four ln all ] am now comp .feiv cured.
Have not "a trace of piles an. q had suf-
fcrcd for four years with The worst form
oi pr0tuding piles.
7 suffered death from piles. alt 7 have
found toe Pyramid Pile Cur to Doe just
as represented. = have rec mendcd 90
fD several az my friends and ana thank
mi t0 Dee able to write you e01d The
remedy bias done for Nue..
Physicians recommend ODE pyramid Pile
Cure because lt contains no opium. c0-
rafre ur mineral poison Uf IU" Kind. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
Their Daughter.

..,.....,. r,,,ts daughter Of the Confed-
eracy." died az Narrasanael' Sep'7ii''''
Is, 1861
lie loves the most when heaviest 'ee'"'
' ne LAYS upon His own
Tho ripest passing that tho 'ehuei-
Nav 'li roB its stem be riyen in a day. lay;
Yet they VINO suffer ol''li'es "@''''
Tho stilled the tone
That murmurs az his way
Strange. hard-too bitter for mere mortar
Ae'' The fat spoken seems.
We roiss-we must,-the nobleness ana
OF h g9's" people looked on. since her
A.. H., o'i between the past and hoary men
Who live iu dreams
who loved her best Of earth
Born as the duh dusk came down on the
Fer sire loved and led
lust as It's bright DAY die IN dew o.
To .e Isf' SOFT afterglow across the Years
TBeir child adaptive. she For the great
OF love soft said
"Re-chrlsten her as theirs
".
And since that hour. that fair grl-forp
mas on 7'o Tat dim borderland.
Which from the present parts the Nei""
And All those years they loved her. tnI
Each rugged rebel claimed her as his
And each rough hand
4 heart AZ her feet cast
Now quick those hearts Ger fun so out
Crushed and o'erborns
Rv load 700 heavy for woman weak
Tho kindred soul 20 sun ring soul may
speak
The fsith-born creed forespoken by The
Son
Mortal we mourn
Immortal Truth 20 seek.
VI.
Oh. mother, sitting with hot. fearless
eyes.
Peering into the past
Not for to-day or Yesterday. was spoken
Tat pledge sublime and never 10 he
broken.
Fen from the ashes. lie bids Light arise.
And az the last
Sends thee His precious token
IT. g. DeIeon, IN Atlanta Constitution.
sept. 10. 1885.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
WOMAN'S COLLEGE ADDITIONS.
President Nelson Buys the Vaughan
Residence on Marshall Street.

DIT. James Nelson president of the Wo-
mans College has just concluded the pur-
chase OF the former residence Of MT.
James T Vaughan. No. ly5 east Mar
shall street. adjoining the College.
The property IS "a handsome three-siorF
brick structure and 10 viii Dee used partly
as "a residence for the College faculty and
partly as a dOrmitOry for the students.
The purchase was made 10 meet The
increasing demand for room IN the main
college building.
Or. Nelson has also made the purchase
OF a farm I'm Chesterfield, twelve miles
from the city. which will he devoted to
the raising OF produce for supplying the
college
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
INSANE FlREBUG,
4 Number of Feed Houses Burned IN
Iuuenberg County.

l4llitHbfiL 'ttNAt'fs
HOLLYDAL.3. VA. Sept -l-speclal.-
Last sunday evening tho feed-house Of
Mr.. Tony Hines was burned between SUM
set and dark. This is the fourth feed
house burned In this community this
year The belief is that some insane
person must be doing the work. The peo-
ple are getting much alarmed. for n1
one knows whose house Will 20 next
The last two houses Were burned sun
dav. and near the same hour and the
gentlemen of the house were away. The
other two were burned between midnight
ana dey.
Miss Lizzie 6. Blackwell. who has been
on a visit 20 her brother in Front Royal
Va. for several weeks. viii return Satur-
day and commence her private school
next Monday.
Tobacco cutting IS nearly over. Not
much fodder has been saved. The fafm-
ers We're able 90 save only the tops.
Mr.. r. W Manson. who was taken sud-
denly and seriously ODD last week, has
recovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
TlLLMAN ON LEE.
SAYS He Must Get on the Democratic
platlnrm % Win.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept I-Spccial-
Senator Benjamin Ryan Tillman. of
South Carolina. passed South over the
Seaboard Air Line this morning en- route
from Canada. He was accompanied by
his wife and they We're going 20 their
estate in Edgehed county. $. {.
Mr. Tllman had no time 90 talk about
politics as the train was on the eve o.
pulling out, but expressed himself as be-
ing anxious 20 know about F!,zhugh Lee :
chances for the Virginia Senatorship. ne
said that General Lee ought 20 come out
squarely on the Democratic platform u
he hoped for anything at the hands OF the
Democracy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22

The Woman's College opened yesterday
with "a large attendance from VARIOUS
parts Of mo South The prospects are
brighter for a successful and prosperous
wear than ever before The attendance
vii number 20 pupils n accommodations
can be arranged fer them.
Miss Lauro = Bacon. who hiss charge
Of the art department In the Womans
College. OF this city. returned Tuesday
nigh, 70 Richmond otter spending her va
cation in Georgia She was accompa-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
OBITUARY.


Mr Richard Buckner Jones. died yes
terday morning al S o'clock after a long
ana painful illness at his home on the
Brook Turnpike near this city.
Mr. Jones. who was born in Hanover
county, had lived for fOrty-fve years
at his late residence aad Jones Pre-
cinct In Hcnrico took its name from him
who lived there and enjoyed in marked
degree the friendship and esteem of all
his neighbors
Mr.. Jones never married. but his home
was a hospitable one. and his geniaiiiy
and sterling worth were known TO many
who claimed his acquaintance.
The funeral viii take place from Clay
street Methodist church this afternoon al
2 a. rlpnk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
THE REGIMENT
ON DRESS PARADE
Colonel Baker VIII Take His Soldiers
Out To-Day.
THE COLONEL DENIES A REPORT.
Saws There is No Truth in Statement
That the Second Was Mustered
out Because Officers Threaten
ed 10 Court-Nfartiai Privatcs.

The fourth section of the tram tnd1
brought the Second Regiment TO Rich
mond did not arrive here until about il
o'clock yesterday. Il was delayed more
than twelve hours.
The Second Regiments band and many
OF the soldiers who arrived Tuesday Night
were ON hand and rousing welcome was
accorded Col Baker and his men.
The three companies were marched 90
The First Resimenta Armory where
hot breakfast was served.
The fourth section was delayed ten
hours at Raveual. small station about
twenty miles beyond Charleston py ihe
wreck Occasi0ned by collision between
freight train au1 the lIfa seetl,n
There were about hfty SICK soldiers ".
the fourth section. Chaplain Iat.Du aI'
SURGEONS were with them. All tine uiih
ana chickens al kavenai were L'uaAt
aud served 90 the SICK.
CAPT CALFEE ILL.
Among the SICK is capt taiiee. tN-
Quartcrmasfer officer OF me fe6lin u.
iie Is very il with typhoid icNrf a"
the sick were taken 20 the Old Dominion
Hospital. where me surgeons aud Cnap-
lain Patton aie showing tnem ever! lo1-
The ionoWi6g sick were JEFF; in the pi-
vision Hospital
Lieutenant ~. At 600 lNllINf 'lIii.t"''
NJ NtphOidJ. Fred A. IOs1lry. Company
H.. Robert Lewis. Company b, Hugh ID
Cox COMPANY II. Harry Harris, Compa-
ny a.. r. D. Hawkins. Company NJ, VI il
ter Mater Company J., koNeii MlicntI'.
Company NJ. Robert j.. saunders. oIN-
panv 4. James ID king Company ID.
The soldiers had "a comparatively free
and easy time yesterday. There was
tle usual guard mount but those WHO
were not on guard or ociaAed 10 assn.
o.. .II ..f ID.
age to The OId Market Han, were tfee
lo 60 and come ass they chose. cAcep
That they had i0 respond to roll call cal
m0raiue noon and evening mess.
WHERE CHARTERED.
The companies are QuarteIed as f0I-
lows. q. il. c., and IS in the How'll
2ers Armoryt H.. J., ], ana al ana tts
j.. and III in the Blues AImoly. IHr
soldiers are being well fed
A meeting of the officers was ncid al
Murphy H0tei at noon IL was ot .iu."
TO parade az o'clock this after
noon Tine reeiment VIII march 0ut to
the Richmond College grounds ANA go
through with some very inteic stlus tic-
tics.
COLONEL BAKER is SILENT.
natter" replied Colonel j. C.. Baker
when q reporter called his atien-
lion 90 publications to- The erect tndl
kilograms from officers Of the secona.
blaming him for the order 90 muster cuL
"No. viii not talk on This subject
ho replied. and Doe could nor Doe persualt1
t0 make any comment whatever
COL Bakers attention was flen GALE
ed 90 the following sent io in- ilNe7 IDS
its Washington correspondents
"An official holding "a high and respon-
si1'e position in the War Department, told
....r..I...- NJ ffrnnrf.- fFM N.Nr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22

MED by bevy Of girls from Geor-
gia. who enter the college. These are
Misses Mary " Wilson. Ethel r. Davis.
Corncla Merritt Florence H. Eimore.
from Macon. and Miss Minnie Srother.
from Albany Miss Alma Is. Mcneil Of
Crccnvnlo. S. c.. was also with the party.
Miss Bacon reports that other girls from
Georgia will arrive i'm few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22

The stockholders of the Virginia aud
N0rth Carolina wheel Company were 70
have held their annual meeting tuesday
al noon at the Planters National BANK.
The meeting. hOweveF. was postponed
until Saturday 40 the same place ana
time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22

Fo!sons arc 20 Be extracted from the
body BY an Ohio mans device, consist
ing OF an electric battery having a mega
tive electrooe provided with interchange
able receivers for animal, vegetable or
mineral substances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
DEATHS.

JONES Died. q, h.s residsnce. on the
Brook turnpike sep,smnsr gs, Is
Funeral from Clay-street xsshodus
church TO-DAY at p. u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Sept. d..
spec!sl-Mrs. Lucy Pollard, relict Of the
late Isaac Pollard. died to-day OF parsly-
sis az her home. near this city. aged
seventy years. Seven children survive
her,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
DIR. hudson Rrooking.

ORANGE. VA. Sept Specialize.
Judson Erooking. a prominent physician,
OF Orenge county. died suddenly at his
home on the 10Th, aged about forty
wears
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22

When he engagemsr. was Syoksn Miss
Coleman was so shocked and surprised
thar she telezraphed the defendant; ana
afterwards sent her brother 20 the defen-
dants home 20 see wha, was me trouole.
The ring and watch given Mias COLEMAN
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-10-07
AUBURN's FOOTBALL TEAM.
In Hard Training for Several Games
That Have Been Billed.

Auburn, October 6.-(Special.) Since col
lege opened the middle of September the
foot ball team has been doing splendid
work. They practice constantly with
good heavy scrub against 1t and the men
are getting in splendid condition. The
conscientious work of Coach Heisman Is
telling on the men.
The only old men that are back are
Mitcham, Williams and Culver, and
of course the loss of the old men Is
severely felt, but there are number of
players who have had experience as sub
stitutes and on the class teams. who are
developing wonderfully. "Bili' Stokes and
Baby Pearce are expected to return
within a week or two, however, and they
are a whole team in themselves.
The following is the schedule of games
which Auburn has already arranged:
October 30, Tulane University, in New
Orleans.
November 5, the Georgia Neurological
Institute, of Atlanta in Auburn
November "a, University of Georgia In
Atlanta
Several other games will probably be ar
ranged with the University of Nashville,
Vanderbilt, Sewanee and several other col
1eges.
Auburn is to have Shakespearian recital
by Coach j. w. Heisman for the benefit OF
the foot ball team. Mr. Heisman is an
expert in this line, and the event is looked
forward to with a great deal of interest.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-10-07
Montgomery's New Daily
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Emory Wheel Shattered While in Mo-
tion-Selma Quarantines

Selma, October 6-(Special.)-A peculiar
accident occurred this morning in the ma
chine shops at Peacock's iron works. An
emory wheel broke into fragments while it
was revolving at a fearful rate, and the fly
ing pieces struck Mr.. Parke Williams, fell
ing him to the floor. He was picked up I'M
conscious and bleeding, and is painfully
though not seriously wounded. The wonder
is that he was not killed. The centrifugal
force of the wheel would have hurled the
fragments clear through him If they had
struck him full in front.
Selma has been stirred up today on the
quarantine question. Heretofore we have
not been quarantined against the whole
state of Mississippi, and this morning a
wedding party from Vicksburg, Miss, Mr..
Nose Beer, who is to wed Miss Karpe next
Wednesday, reached the city. They came
through but did not stop at Jackson. Meri-
dams action in bottling herself up showing
lack of confidence in the rest of the state
opened the eyes of our people, and several
citizens met and appointed committees to
wait on the mayor and president of the
board of health to urge not only a strict
quarantine against Mississippi and Louis
lana, but against any nearby city that is
lax in its quarantine. This latter will prob
ably refer to Birmingham, where If any
quarantine exists it is said to be only half
hearted. The citizens meant business, and
a meeting of the board of health was called
to hear the committees.
The exceedingly warm weather of the
past few days has given to our people
determination to be more cautious and
watchful than ever.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-10-07
SOMETHING NOVEL.
Birmingham School Master Adds
New Department to His School.

One of Birmingham's most progressive
school teachers has added a very noval de-
partment to his school, which bids fair to
becme extremely ppular. 1t is a depart
ment for the removal of nicknames.
No more will a boy be afflicted for life
with the too familiar name of "Bill,' but
will bear the more dignified appellation of
William" Boys who in their babyhood
were given the eliminate nicknames of
Jamie" willie" George" and the like
can now have them changed to the mas
culine form of James," "WilIiam," and
George" One father sent three of his
children to this school the other day with
a note to the professor to change all three
of their names
The professors modus operandi is simple.
go to the board, William, and work this
example," he says to his subject. Bill
doesn't catch on at first that he is the
pupil referred to- but the patient professor
repeats his instructions, only that he tells
civilian Smith, to do so-and-so. BY this
time "Bill comprehends and readily COM
plies. Every time a boy who is being
treated for an afflicted name is addressed
in the school room it is by his regenerated
cognomen.' At first his fellow students re-
fuse to call him anything else except
BILL" but they gradually drift into will
liam," and the disease is cured.
This treatment is not only applicable 10
bows but to girls as we'll "Marys' are
changed to "Maries," "LiZZies' to Eliza
beths'' and so on. The treatment Is just
the same and as many girls take 1t as do
the boys.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-10-07
PORTO RICAN Exc URSION
Low Rates to Porto Rico and Other
Points in West Indies.

The people who are interested in Porto
Rico enterprises and have merely been
awaiting a favorable opportunity to visit
the West Indies are now in a state of ex-
element and anticipation. A most delight
full trip to Porto Rico has been planned by
the West Indian Excursion company, which
is composed of the most prominent and
conservative business men of this country.
The excursion will leave Brunswick, Ca,
about November 10th, and every comfort
available has been arranged for the pass
engers No doubt under the able manage
ment of these gentlemen a most enjoyable
trip Is In store for the hundreds of enthu-
siastic, impatient Americans.
For those wishing pleasure trip, tour
wiz be made around the island of Porto
A.-co, with stop-over privileges at each i'm
portant town.
Already many applications have been
led at the Office in Atlanta, Ga.
In order that you may know all about
The excursion and get the points from the
comany itself, send 10 cents for map of
Porto Rico and full information, to the
West Indian Excursion company, Atlanta,
Ga. s*s
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-10-07
MOVING OF DOCTORS.
Revival Services at the Bessemer Meth
odist Church-Personal Notes.

Bessemer, october 6.-(Special.)- J. C.
Curtis, who has been associated with Dr.
T. F. Robinson in the practice of medicine,
has moved to Blocton. DR.. r. c. Jones, of
Woodstock, has taken his place here for
the present
e The Rev. George L. Jenkins, pastor of the
First Methodist church, will begin series
of revival services in that church Sunday
morning. There will be services morning
and evening throughout next week and
doubtless longer. Mr.. Jenkins has quite q
reputation as a revivalist. He will be as
sisted by the Rev. w. H. Hamilton, of
Pratt City.
Mr.. J. w. Hunt of Marion, representing
a number of life insurance companies, re-
turns home tonight after sojourn of sew
eral months in town.
1t is said that a marriage of which there
have been whispers for some time will take
place shortly. The contracting parties are
well known.
Jeff Clay is building a dozen new tene-
ment houses next to those already owned
by him on Twenty-first street between Ar
lington and Berkeley avenues.
Miss Annie Moore Written, of Blocton, is
visiting the family of DR.. T. F. Robinson.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-10-07
TO CURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
To Gain Flesh, to Sleep Well, to Know What
Appetite and Good Digestion Mean,
Make a Test of Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets.
Interesting Experience of an indianapolis
Gentleman.

Interesting Experience of an indianapolis
Gentleman.
No trouble is more common or more mis-
understood than nervous dyspepsia. Peo-
pie having it think that their nerves are to
blame. are surprised that they are not
cured by nerve medicines and spring RENE
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Nervous dyspeptics often do not have any
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not in the stomach so much as in nearly.
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Off. II attributed this to my sedentary
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