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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19

The trial of Jesse James, who is IN
der indictment for "a Missouri Pa
cifc train robbery, will not come up
before January ..
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19

Mai. Marchand. commander of the
French expedition at Fashoda, started
from Cairo, Egypt, on the 18th, for
that point with Capt. Baratier, who
carried Marchand's report to Paris and
took back the reply of the French gov
eminent. On their arrival at Fashoda,
the French expedition will immedi-
atelY retire.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19

Mrs. Ballington Booth, wife of the
commander of the Volunteers of
America, has gone to Chicago at the
solicitation of Gov. Tanner and the
warden of the Illinois state prison, to
provide a home in that city for dis
charged prisoners.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19

The Spanish transport LIE Gaspi
went ashore at l a. M, on the 18th, at
Punta Boca Gavilances, near Cienfue-
gos, province of Santa Clara, Cuba, and
was totally wrecked. All her crewwere
saved.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19
Two ChIIIIcothe Children.

Charlie, the infant son of Sherman
Peters, of C~hillicothe, was killed by
drinking concentrated I've, given him
by his sister, who thought it was wa
ter. Charles Montgomery's infant
child, also of C%hillicothe. was smoth-
cred to death by its mother lying on
IL
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19

Private reports from Puerto Prin-
cipe and Nuevitas, Cuba, say that, on
the 14th, 1000 regulars soldiers mutined,
demanding their pay before embark
ing for Spain.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19

Private Robert Thornbu1n. of Co. f,
Thirty-irst Michigan volunteers, went
home to Lansing, Mich, on 4 furlough
unannounced, thinking to give his
mother a happy surprise. When he
rang the doorbell it was answered by
her in person. She was so overcome
at seeing him hat she sank to the
floor, and in n moment was dead.
She was afflicted with n weak heart.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19

The state department has received
formal notification that Austria-Hun-
gary is about TO raise its legation in
Washington to the rank of an elm
baSSy.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19
Lawyers the Senate; Farmers the H

Lawyers the Senate; Farmers the House.
It seems that lawyers will pre-
dominate in the next state senate of
Missouri, but farmers will rule the
house of representatives.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19
Married Fifty Years.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. ShockIey.of Knob
noster, where they have resided since
the civil war, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19

Plans are being formulated for maxi
ing jefferson Barracks. st. Louis. the
point of mobilization of United States
infantry, cavalry and artillery.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19

Madrid newspapers assert hat the
government of Spain is sending in
structions to its commissioners at
Paris not to yield OF the question of
Spanish sovereignty over the Philip
pine islands, which is asserted to be
entirely outside the protocol, where
fore the commissioners are not au-
thoriZed to discuss it.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19
A Monument to Schiller.

The Schiller monument. presented
to the city of st. Louis by Col. Charles
6. Stifel, was unveiled the other day
in the presence of Il great crowd.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19
Swore all the Way Down.

A st. Louis man fell so feet. with a
scaffold, and escaped uninjured. He
says he swore all the way down at the
man who built the structure.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19

Col. Thomas F. Houston, born in
North Carolina in 1918, but a resident
Of Missouri since 1851, died at Hous-
tonia, which town he founded.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19
Took Another Mate.

Gabriel W. Cox, aged 80, n we'll
know farmer, and six weeks a widow
er, was married at knobnoster to Mrs.
Margaret Parks.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19

After efforts, lasting three years, on
the part of the United States legation
at Constantinople, the United States
minister, Mr.. Oscar Straus, has sue
ceeded in obtaining an trade authoriz-
ing the granting of an eXequatur to
the United States consul at Zeroum.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19

A shooting affray occurred at For
syth between W. a. Johnson sheriff,
and Hiram Bryant, in which the latter
was seriously wounded.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19

A. H. Frederick, president of the
board of assessors of st. Louis, has
Oeen elected president of the Missouri
'. NJ. {. A.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19

At a general meeting of the French
holders of Cuban bonds held in Paris,
on the 18th, a resolution was adopted
to appeal to the good faith of SPAIN
and the spirit of equity of the United
States to settle the question of their
rights as creditors "inconformity with
the rules of justice and law"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19

Ii Hung Chang has been ordered to
proceed to Isl Nan. capital of the
province of Shan Tung, to concert
measures with the viceroy of Shan
Tung to prevent foundations of the
Yellow river OIoang-Ho). This APP
pointment is regarded as virtually
shelving Prince Ii.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19
From Paralysis.

John Crawford, aged &c, one of the
oldest settlers in Sullivan county, died
1t his home in Milan from a stroke Of
analysis.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-19

The Eighth Ohio volunteers, 1.-The
Presidents own" assembled at Woos-
ter. o., on the 18th, for muster out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-31
STUART HORSE GUARDS
VIII Elect a Successor 20 Captain Il. j.
Eukcr This Evening.

The members OF Troop A, stuart Horse
Guard. Cavalry have been ordered 10
assemble an their armory. on north Sew
erth street this evening for the
purpose of olccung cO.nmaldant 10
succeed captain T. J. Euker, who recent
ly resigned Captain A. S. Lanier, Of
observation-disclosures A. H. Phillips staif
has been ordered 10 preside az the meet
ing.
Ihcre is no asDirant Tor the position
ava che election will prove 20 be one OF
those rare instances where the Office is
seeking the man. A large majority Of the
members Of tho Troop appear 10 be in
favor of clectlng Second Lieutenant Oscar
r. Spott for the position. Lieutenant Spot
has been "a faithful and efficient member
OF the Troop for The past eight or teD
years. and tho election of captain would
come 90 him ass a we.l-deserved compii-
ment.
Some members have suggested the name
OF Mr.. j. W. Lockwood. Jrr for the cap
tainCy but there are others who do not
look with favor an his selection, inasmuch
ass be had not been successful as COM
maudant OF Troop O. which organization
had TO be disbanded about two years ago
on account OF The utter tack of interest
on the part of It's members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-31
MIDDAY LENTEN SERVICES,
Rev. Il. 4. Sweeney Delivered an Inter
csting Address 20 a Large Audience.

Yesterday during The midday Lenton
services az 100 east Main street. the Rev
4. II. Sweeney spoke 20 an audience OF
men which taxed the seating capacity OF
the hall T. IT'S fullest limit Mr.. Sweeney
said that the tendency IN all things now
was 90 seek fundamental truths; that
everything TO be accepted must be weigh
cd in the balances. that nothing short OF
this would satisfy the present -lnQuir ng
mind and that II Christianity was true.
then 10 should stand the test of criticism
lie boldly asserted that Christianity would
stand the severest tests which might be
applied to IT, and then IN an able ana
uc.d manner proceeded TO argue the re-
nlltv OF the God-hcad from all of the
generally accepted philos phical concep-
lions of q supreme being. and cOnclusWely
showed that reasoned from whatever
standpoint they all finally harmonzed
With the Christians God who was a be-
ing OF independent wisdom, power ana
goodness
The service to-day VIII be conducted by
the Rev r. II. Rawlings of Clay-Strect
Methodist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-31
,toior Courtney Slightly Hurt.

Major A. r.. Courtney. the woll-known
lawyer and ex-Grand Master OF the Vr-
clnia Grand Lodge Of Masons. was PAIN
fully hurt yesterday morning AZ Hancock
and Broad streets while stepping from
moving train.
Major Courtney resides az Dumbarton
and comes down 20 his Office every morn
n on the F~c9eri"Ssburg accommo q b.
ton train. Yesterday morning. haNiNg
some business m the western portion OF
tha citv he attempted 10 allght from the
nam "A. haneocA ana Broad streets WINE
a was IN motion. The speed OF the train
was not great but Major Courtney missed
his footing and feu dls,oca.ing his
shoulder. Medical aid was promptly Sc
cured. and in short while his iljuries
had been treated, and he was taken 10
his Office. o.
Yes erday evening. though still sufet-
inc some pain. Major Courtney mad al
most recovered from the shock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-31
CHASE CITY IS
PRESIDENTIAL.
The Postcffice Raised From Fourth
to Third C'ass.
TALK WITH SPEAKER FEED.
He Is Violently Oppose 10 Any lbs
tilities With Spain Over Cuba.
Prominent Arrivals at
Mineral Hotel.

CHASE CITY. VA. March SO-special.--
The business OF lhJ IostJince mas so m
reused that the postmaster here has
been nOtin,d that after the hrst u April
IL Will cease 10 be "A fOurth-class once,
and will he rated In the third class.
Tae present incumbent will receive the
Presidential appointment and VIII be paid
a salaTy ana not COMMISSIONS on stamp
CanLe .laltiOns.
A mandatory Of cheroots commenced
operations here this week. IL IS new
enterprise Isaac J. Oyerbey Is president
OF tie company, and experienced opera
dives employed and foreign tobacco used.
IHORP AND REED.
I met Hon. X. T. Thorp. the victor In
the Thorp-Epcs contest. yesterday at his
home In this county. In conversation
he held with Speaker Reed last saturday
Mr. Thorp says he found him Violently
and unalterably opposed TO conflict with
Spaln about Cuba. The destruction o. the
Maine was now a matter OF arbitration
and this mode OF settling International
disputes was the ayowed policy CT the
United tates.
I have vet 10 see an intelligent man IN
this section who would not deprecate nos-
Titles with the spaniards.
The older people of the South. the old
CorfederatCs especially know Whist war
means Nlne-tenths OF the old cJniei.
crates are over fifty years OF ase. aud
many over sixty.
LAND SALTS.
Mr.. Charles n. Roswell, OF Richmond.
has recently purchased residence and
five acres OF ian1 here
Mr. Theodore +. Roberts. tob1cconst
this week bought one hundred acres ot
unimproyed land near town for N.o"
cash.
Rev. James Edward Hutson. the we'll
known evangelist has been conducting
successfully a revival meeting mere al thS
Baptist church this week.
Among the prominent arrivals here
seeking heath and recreation al the
Mineral Hotel are United states Tfs-
trlet Judge T. X. Purnell and ex-un'ted
states Marshal o. j. Carroll or RaleiRh.
n G. and w. O. Hardaway. prominent
attorney 4 Roaroke. Va.
NFFD SWIFT AND SMALLER bOArs.
Judge Parnell formerly belonged 10 the
confederatc Navy He Favs all the naval
officers 81 prominence and experience are
onnosed 10 the construction OF immense
hattleshlps. and that smaller vessels.
aeeter and less valuable. are preferred
nv skilled naval commanders
MIR w. D. PAXTON, proprietor ~ the
N,insrai Hotel. Informed me that the sales
~ ,hs mineral waters have increased
over the preceding year from 80 10 loo pet
cent
atva,,axe 10 the wheat. oat snd early
vegetable crops Fruit trees are IN nuit
bloom and there Is evsry indication oE
an early spring. Grass crops arc iuAo'
Rant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-31

Tho athletic entertainment given by the
McGW Catholic Union az their rooms
Tuesday night. was enjoyed by tho MEM
beers and their friends. The programme
follows.
Singing by Mr. Edgar, who also acted
as referee Next number WAS a wrest-
ling match by MT. Rutherford and Raj
fcrty In a Grcoko-Rouan style this was
che feature Of the evening.
Mr Rafferty, won two falls 20 his op-
pouen.'s one.
Solo hv Mr.. Flanagan Mr.. Sales came
next with his club-sw.neine act and IVES
wen applauded. Mcssrs Wright and Ruth
erford gave a very fne showing In the
manly art-Rutherford having the bsst
Of IL. Mt Sales sang one OF his own
songs. The wind up Of the evening wa
h.tVoen AR Isaacs and Rafferty,. who
rave "a very iive'y set-io In the many
art 1t was ore OF the hottest friendly
bouts that could be pat up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-31

The funeral of Master walter Brothers
tool Mace Yesterday afternoon 40 the
IN rd Presbyterian church. The creates.
svmrathv Is felt and expressed Tor the
erief-s.ricken family. Little Walter was
bright. loving child who mad ehaehreo
himself TO all he compan'o7s. "hos, ulS-
tress was vlsitly mari ested. Maly
- ,he bovs called and wept over
,,e rema M OF their dear departed play
r~ate and a subscription was taken up
a,,o,,, tbem To purchase a pretty uoral
doeign The zeal which characterized their
eforfs to secure the design and the SAD
ress depicted on their counienances ana
,,anieested in their tone was quite no
tNeable ard affecting and was nieea
bish testimonial to the worth OF the de-
parted one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-31

A little SON of Mr.. r. n. Pitcher. who
lives on Fulton HIN. frightened his
mother very much Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Pitcher. who was engaged in some
household duty lost sight of the little
fellow for moment DE IN the meantime
had climbed on a chair and got hold
OF bottle of carbolic acid which was
on the mantle piece
As soon ms She missed her little hoy
from her side she began 10 look FOR him
ana discovered that be had the bottle ~
acid i'm his hands he began 20 cry and
said his tongue hurt
Mrs. Pitcher was thoroughly frightened
and a young son OF Congressman Lamb
who happered 20 be az hand hastily
hitched mp q horse and went for physi
o'an DIT y. l.. Reams responded prompt
49, He found the little fellow suffering
but very little and In no danger whatever
and had probably just got tho smallest
particle Of the acid from of the stopper
Of the bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-31
A 500 FEE
paid for the Charter Of the Union
Car5idc Company.

Car)idc Company
rudgc j.. e.. Minor of the Law ahu
l.,-.tv C5urt. yesterday granitd
li.,rtcr 10 the Union Carbide company.
mo object u the company Dc % manu-
,.l..,re purchase. use. and sell through
ems the United States and elsewhere, cal
c,,,rn carbide and all gas-produclns male
~..is and gas. especially acelylene gas
s-t an machinery. apparatus and nN-
lures for any purpose Feie'Ns Il "'s
manner 20 the production ana use ~.
.aIcium carbide and acetylene or o'hoF
Gas. .t. o,,,,svv are
Nessrs Cortland Bots, o. 40. "a, ,Sl. Y'
r.. j.. James Aston Cebt.h a. 3. ma
rers and S. j. boswell, on thle eily' aga
Arthur starke. OF Ncw York eng,
me capital stock o. me company IS
not 10 be less than s5QVW nor moie ina"
The company may hold real estate not
evccedirg 10000 acres. and iis principal
ofce shall be in the city or Wehinono.
The officers OF thc company Tor the
first year arc 20 Dee the foloWinsi
Cortland Bots OF Morris;own, \. j,
presldent. Frederick \. Natriss, OF New
York. vico-prosidcnt; Arthur s.arke or
New York secretary and treasurer. The
board OF directors "a 10 consist OF these
officers and Joseph T. Btllcn ana Erne 81
Knaebcl Of New York Guy, George II.
Rae. Of Deileylile. r.. j.; J. Frederick
Swcasy. OF Newark, n. :.
Tais h. the biggest charter ever grant
ed By any court and the amount OF the
Zee paid Tor tho same Is 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-31
JUSTICE JOHN.
Another Small White Boy Goes to the
Reformatory for Taking Breai.

Another Small Nhitf 10Y PoeH 10 'hc
Reformatory for Taking Breai.
4 small boy aged fifteen or eighteen
wears. he didn't remember which. named
Ell Jones. was sent 10 the Reformatory
for three years for being a al-round
bad boy The special charge agairs
him was that Of stealing bread from
w. l.. Darleys bread box.
The case Of Lee Dudley. the co'ored
porter. who Is alleged 10 have taken
pair OF shoes from his employers. Peat
ross and sp.cer. went over for one day
because no witnesses appeared against
him.
Z. a. Mccraw is an album and 81 20
out. He took bis album. valued at ~
to the house OF u. r. Garner. and asked
him TO keep IT for him Later ne went
back for the album but Mr.. Garner
could not find II. 50 NJ Craw had Garner
arrested on the ci arge OF stealing the
album. The Party on the throne could
NJ see anything against Garner and dis
missed him. an he forced McCraw 10
nay the costs amounting 10 81 70.
James Crone. a colored boy. was guilty
Of disorfery conduct unhecOwing a que {
citizen OF this commonwealth. and the
costs Tor such a breach OF the peace
amour. ed 10 a2i0
Ed. rayior. coored, IS a terror. II re-
ports are true. He Is a cowardly terror,
too. for II Is alleged that he smote Ma
ME Jackson real hard and then jabhed
at her with some sharp instrument with
intent TO main. disable. dshgure and
Kill. Mamie couldn't appear AID the case
went over TO April LIST.
Willie Daily and Champ Sheppard were
alleged 10 have been disorf e-lv ana it
was said that they assaulted Peter Dali
lermers. but nothing OF moment devel-
oped In the testimony and upon payment
OF costs the charge was dismissed.
William Parks. colorcd, Is charged With
beating Pat Woods IN Mike Moore's har
room, ard Nike Is charged with keeping
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-31
IS IT LEGALLY
ONE OF THE ACTS?
A Bill Approved After the Adjourn
ment Sine Die,
THE GOVERNOR Is SUSTAINED
By an Opinion OF the Attorney General
But the Keeper of Rolls VIII Not
Print the Bill la the Acts. Tn
less Directed 10y Court Of
Appeals TO DO SO.
THE GOVERNOR is SUSTAINED

,.. - 49,. ...-....s
sooo or a'A'''E mas oso" oN l,,. IN
during me past ttW GAYS 10y pb lca i"-
tCrts.ed .n the bill amending the act
toircorporafs the virginia S.auOard ana
Western Railroad Company ar 10 what
Will bc ono fate OF taat measure. Inc
bin. which seeks 10 revive "a chaIteI -l'1
had become Invalid on account Of the
expiration of inc time during which the
road should have been bult, was nitro
duced during the last session Of the Leg
ifIafurc and PASSED hv both Houses.
Iu due limo lt rtached the Governor
DOB batch OF other bits awaiting the
s maturo of thc chief Executive. For
some reason 4, happened '"'t ,i's 80
Governor Tyler Wl'n was ,,''i,,'oi
with the other bills to inc cave %. 'v.'i,l'
John zen Bggor as Keeper oi ihe Nol's'
while 100 the o.hcf bus n the p".'" "'''
approved on MaI'h 90 4.' .,. a..
on lne iDN'"'NN "-' i-e sos-
L' si"lui, ., ,.',, o,,n for three
son nav '.- .' 49, cretom for many
n"Is. as ".' ti,. coylrror no COM
l..'@ oe ,n.rov,nr bills. the
l......'., .n.vfra fr. chief MoFis-
,-'.. &C.,. 6ets within which Sundays
,tc,nfral Do is tO return the bills GO the
legislature. ON thc next day, Governor
Tyler sem. for the enron % ... '' NJ
. D
... ,.,rr ,rc dafc of March SIN. one
5av offrr tno adjournment sine die
THE CONsrirtI IoN. .
The provision in tethid lo ' s',..'i ~,
ing of bills hv me Gov I,o' ~ '.t,',,i,.
section s. article N.' OF '"e
and reads as ioAo"s. ....., ,t,ii NOT Ne
'li any uN' o.. ,.-+..r c.i,hfn five
reluI"ee cd. oveonteD after il shall
ca}e 'a"I''' For,ed ,o him the same
Htr lty iu IKE manner as 81 h5
nu" u ~, ~, ulc.s The legislature
H'N ,t,i- adjournment. prevent its
'".'r ID. y,r,.h cas-, 10 shall not BE
~ ~,y. question that arose was
r- vot col John Rel Bigger
... tee,or OF the rolls has the
"l., h.,.ir0 the Acts Of Assembly
"",u.i' r5 ,ttrt chat he had the
Iiin'''. .,,. ,,r.' a. troat this hin Ike
i.-n, t..f. tt,+ had been properly
or the o.H. ,,.., ,.ron,hos of the CEN
PASSED. ul ,i ava ,noro,ed by the Gov
ora. ..,t.i d.. tbo constitution.
efn'i a- ,.,-r PRINT IT.
l| .,.., ..,. sourd In his ofico
COL hlf-'r N"' q, attending TO
yesterday DUSTY ''-"- ...,'.,,i,9 me fine
l.s COZ, ,l,s ~ Assembly. when seen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-31

The following qualifications were en-
,ered in tho clerks Office OF the ChaneeFy
Court yesterdn, .,.,.a,r,x .,
Lydia Simpson as admin's'ra'i'N ~
Minnie +. zimmerman. ,,,ts
william ~ Childress -. -
traitor OF William II. On i-ress'
pe, 7 Anderson Taylor tco'oreNl M
odr,inistra.or 81 the Amanda Holmes
(colore4) estate. .r,o.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-31

DR. Hunter Mcclure at the solicitation
Of the students of the University Col
loge Of Medicine will deliver his address
on General s.onewal Jackson In the Lee
ture Amphitheatre Of the college building
on next Saturday evening at $3.50.
This Is the same lecture that pr. Nc
CURE recently delivered IN New York
ANY one desiring 10 attend will be cor
daily welcomed by the students.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-31

TAYLOR W. Mallory. hrsnea oy
parhour for plaintiff ana j. W. s'o's''
for defendant and submitted
Cmons' administrators VS., ooncnos"
pana,ov compaay. Argued by q. ..
Sv,ne FOR p,alntln and continued until 70
day. IL, a.. Arh,c.
- Pros vs. Gates & Brown. M. ~;
uo.ell. son 4 Co. vs.. Bond as srurss
IA. p and Robinson vs. pinninny. Ne. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-31
DEATHS

ADAMs.-Died, on Wednesday afternoon
az 3 O'Clock. at his la res'Aoro7 No
go north Tweniieth street. HENRY C..
ADAMS. i'm his nfiy-hrs year.
Funeral services will be he q FRIDAY
AFTERNOON Apr lst $3.50 clo-k,
al the Seyenth-Sffeet Christi chur h.
Ir'ormert VIII be made az OakwO0f
CRAZE.-Dled. at her residence. 400 Me-
Donough street. Manf hes er We. Non
DIV morning. az 7.i0 o'clock. Mrs.
MARY X. CRAZE. In her hfty-ninth
year.
GIINN.-Died. Tuesday March Goth, at
his home, H. Henrico coun y. LEWIS j..
GUM, in the sixty-third year OF his
age.
Os' orne turnpike THURSDAY. az u
A. NJ.
Interment at Oakwoc1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-31
The Annual Report.

Mayor Taylor has transmitted 10 city
clerk -. II. August the usual annual re-
ports OF the heads OF the various mu-
nicipai departments which nave been pre-
sented TO him. They will be submitted 10
tho Common Coucil on next Monday
evening to be- nlel These reports give
"a synopsis of tho work OF the respective
departments during the past year Nh en-
of course. has teen more or l,ss OF a
...frff.a character
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-31

The Central W. c. T. L. viii pay Their
.o,,,far monthly visit % tn Soldiers,
Home today It Il 4. NJ. The bus
Ii4I0 IL We "Bliey S" ct 1879 o'eloek:
All members Of ths Ms and Us
are cordially invited to attend. ser
vices In the chapel ,.oo'
The Central win hereafter meet at 4.9o
p NJ every Wednesday ar Friends
meeting house. near First and Cay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-31
Many Want Shcepsk ins.

There are more applicants for degrees
y, richmond College this year than there
nave ever been In the history OF the col
leee For Master OF Arts degree there
are four: for Bacrelor OF Arts. nineiee
for Pachelor Of Science. one. ana IN re
are over twenty who aie applying Tor
the bachelor OF Laws degree.
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hls bar open on Sunday. The details VII
be gone into on April TN.
the follow ng drunks lined up and
were dealt wi,h according to law
J. a. Binns. $50.
W. J. Nichols. 2Ie.
William Winlams. colored. $40.
Albert s. DAILY. dismissed.
J. p. Landrum, twenty days, 800 Sc
curity.