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The age-herald., 1898-10-16

WANTED-Active solicitors wanted every where for 'The Story of the Philippines
 by Murat Halstead, commissioned by the government as official historian to the war department; tells all about the Phil ippines, Dewey, the man, and Dewey, the hero, W tn an official history of our war with Spain; brimful original pictures talk en by government photographers on the spot large book; low prices; big profits; Agents making $50 to $500 week; freight paid; credit given drop all trashy. unof- ficial war books; outfits free. Address, F. T. Barber, secretary, 956 Dearborn st.,
 Ch cago. 1O-l5-It
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OPIUM. MORPHNE. WuIsKEy-

If interested in the cure of these habits write for my work on these diseases, mailed free. B. M. Wooley, M. D.. Atlanta, Ga. 7-3-sun-26t
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FOR SALE. 1OOx11O on car line, 18th st., and Ave. H, with nee Groom cottage. 5Ox19O, Sth ave, between 14th and 10th sts., with S-room cabin on alley. 5Ox190 9th ave-, near 18th st., with 3 houses; at a bargain.
 Large corner lot With nice Groom cot tage in nice condition at Woodlawn. Should you desire residence on the South H ghlands we have it. Call and examine the Baylston gate back.
 CHICHESTER 6 YANCEY,
 2009 1st Ave.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. s, $5,OO0-Elegant South Highland home, lot 122 feet front on prominent street; Broom house with every conyen- fence; large stable and servants house. $1, 1,75o-Eaeh for two choice South Highland lots, on car line. at bargains. : S75-Nice small home near 18th st. and 9th avenue. S, OO0-Comfortable home on easy terms on car line near 18th st. and 10th avenue south. $4, ,0O0-Nice 2-story home in choice locality. near 9th ave north and 24th st; stores and residences for rent and property for sale in all parts of the city, East Lake, Woodlawn Avon dale and West End
 MCCONNELL & WHATLEY. Phone 46. IF 21st Street. cod
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WANTED-Two couples to occupy two newly furnished rooms with board. 17ol Sixth ave. north. 1O-13-6t
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Greater Birmingham

VIII not be complete without bulletin boards. We will erect some fifty in the suburbs. Get your ads. ready.
 HERMITAGE SIGN CO., !.
 1st Ave and i7th Strest. City.
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WANTED-Occupants for beautiful rooms, with first-class board also table boarders. Mrs. L. w Mckay 531 18th street. e-25-tf
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WANTED-To loan, S50,OOO or any portion thereof on Birmingham improved prop erty. Address, J. this office. 10-14-7t
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-The we'll known Exchange Hotel, Talladega, Ala. the best opening in the state for the right person. Ad- dress. J. H. Donahoo, Talladega, Ala.
The age-herald., 1898-10-16

WANTED-To buy a secondhand upright Chickering or Steinway piano for cash, must be cheap and in good condition.
 Address, with terms and part culars, Piano, care Age-Herald. 10-12-lwk
The age-herald., 1898-10-16

FOR SALE-An established weekly news paper in the best town in Alabama; outfit cost $1,50O; will be sold for about one
 third cost of outfit: great opportunity for right party. Address, M. c. K, care Age Herald. 10-I6-su-tf
The age-herald., 1898-10-16

WANTED-Ladies to embroider pillow cov- CTS; work sent to your home: good pay; send reply envelope for particulars and sample. Manhattan Embroidery Co.,, l2S Water st., New York
The age-herald., 1898-10-16

FOR SALE-At half value, handsome Knabe piano, in perfect condition; also dining table and chairs almost new at re-
 duced rate. Address, T, care Age-Her-
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WANTED-Partner with $500 to invest in b cycle business; good investment; will stand investigat on. Address, Bicycle Dealer, care Age-Herald.
The age-herald., 1898-10-16

wANTED-The Dwight Manufacturing company, of Alabama City, Ala, can give employment to a number of briekmasons and laborers in the construction of their new mill building. Apply at once.
 Dwight Manufacturing Co. 1O-15-7t
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WANTED-Roomers and boarders: every
 thing new; rates reasonable. Mrs. D. S.. Powers, 509 22d st., north. 10-16-1wk
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FOR SALE-A beautiful home. It is un- surpassed in all this city; lot S0x210; on 18th street, between 10th and 11th ayes, South Highlands. It has nine large rooms,
 No. 1926; modern improvements; Broom servants house; also carriage house and stables. Price, 5000; good terms; sixty days option. Wesley M Smith, 1921 1st avenue. 10-12-5t
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WANTED-Everyone to remember, our place is headquarters for frst-class clean
 ing, dyeing and repairing. Parisian Dye Works, POT Fist st., next to Medical Col
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WANTED-Occupants for nicely furnished room with board; also table boarders. Ap- ply 317 23d st., N.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-See our s25 steel ranges and
 Charter Oak stoves before you buy. Spiro and Long Co.,, 1914 Third avenue. 9-17-1m
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ELECTRICITY makes bright light No
 The Consolidated Electric Light Co.
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FOR SALE-5 acres on car line: Broom
 house, $200 broom house. s6g0: broom house and servants house, $900 close in.
 Berry & Co. AIS Chal fOIx
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WANTED-Government Positions = Don . prepare for any civil service examination without seeing our illustrated catalogue of information sent free. Columbian Correspondence College, Washington,
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WANTED-Experienc saleslady in cloak department at Hirsch's. WANTED-Young man who writes a food hand and is accurate in figures. Edlrass With references, X. care Ags-tT srald. WANTED-A good second-handed butch CTS outfit. Apply at once to J. D. Davis, 2600 5th ave.
The age-herald., 1898-10-16

WANTED-Couple or two young men to occupy a large front room with connect ing bath, electric light, first-class table board; pr.vate family, near Memphis and Kansas City railroad; rates reasonable. H. B. J care Age-Herald.
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tric fans. The ConsoIidated EIectrIc Light Co. FOR RENT-One nicely furnished room for rent, No. 313 23d st., between Sd and 4th ayes. FOR RENT-A neatly furnished front room for rent to one or two gentlemen; 213O Sth ave north. FOR RENTING 241S 4th ave, north; 2 rooms, hot and cold water; $20. w. B. Leedy & Co.,, 1141a N. Fist st. Telephone 42.
The age-herald., 1898-10-16

AT YOUR SERVICE. day and night, elec- l. tric fans. The Consolidated Electric
The age-herald., 1898-10-16

FOR SALE-Special Inducements to mer- chants: bargains at reta l or wholesale in Jewelry, Silverware, Optical. Musical and q Porcelain Goods; Toys, Show Cases, Safe, Tools, etc. B. Hellman, 18th st., under Opero House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23
THE KILLING OF
YOUNG FULLERTON
Grew Out of an Alteration in an In,
toxiCated Party.
VERDICT OF THE CORONERS JURY
Sam Chapel, q White Man, Arrcsvev
and Lays the Murder at the Door
ofGcorgc Morgan. a Negro. who
Was With Him NJ the Time.

DURHAM. y. c.. June Especial
Tho remains Of young John Fullerton.
who was murdered near Red Mountain.
this county, ear Monday evening were
Inferred yesterday evening at the city
cemetery lie had gone out 10 the coun-
try with a crowd of pleasure seekers TO
hsn and hunt. when they met UP with a
white man and j negro. the latter carry
ing rife. an alteration occurred In
which Fullerton was shot through fhe
heart.
This ia the evidence as brought out
before the coroner by the rest OF the
party. None OF the Witnesses could iden-
ufy the party who did the shooting but
said the negro cid It.
CORONERS JURY.
The verdict OF the coroner's jury was
that the deceased came 20 his death by
shot fired by an unknown person.
with this clue Sheriff Markham and
posse started for the scene Of the murder
yesterday about y o'clock and within
an hour after reaching the spot they ar
rested a white nan By the name OF sam
Chapel. who lives in the neighborhood.
upon the charge OF numbering the young
man.
After making some conflicting state
ments. Chapel confessed that he was
present when the homicide was commit
ted. but had nothing 20 do with II.
lie stated that George Morgan was the
colored man with him at the time
THE TRAGEDY.
Chapel said that an wero drinking,
that the picnicldng party picked a fuss
with them when they met IN the road
and that one of the crowd followed them
up the road some distance when Morgan.
the colored man. knocked him down; the
others then came mp and fired on them
when he, Chapel fell down IN the grass
lie heard several shots fred near him.
when the attacking party dispersed and
he saw nothing more of them.
IL was dark at that time. lie and Nor
gan went 90 his house and the latter
soon left Chapel says he did not know
TN next morning that any one had been
killed nor does he know who nrcd the
fatal shot. Morgan is a heavy set negro
with one eye and Is still az large.
The city Aldermen az tloir last meeting
ordered an election 20 pass upon tho
question OF issuing bonds for city I'M
proyements.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23
81. Edith,s Academy. Rristow.

The commencement exercises of St
Ediths Acadmey. Of Bristow. va, We're
held last Tuesday. The following pro-
gramme was rendered:
Chorus, America Pupils.
Plano Solo, THE storm, - Weber-Miss
Ity James.
Recitation. THE Court OF the King"
Miss Ernestine Tegethoff.
Comforting Of Diplomas.
Tiano Solo, Last Hope" Gottschalk-
Mss Teresa Dlppner.
Humorous Selection. Aunt Melssy'
Miss Resale McDOnOugh.
Piano Duet. "Radieuse." Gottschalk-
Misses r. Dlppner and Ity James.
Awarding Of Medals.
Reading. THE Last Hymn Miss Te-
resp LII ncr.
PantomIme, Class.
Chorus. RED, White and Blue'-Pupis.
Diplomas. medals and honors were
awarded as follows:
Sub-Graduate Class-Dlplomas-Arlt
metic. physical geography. literature
Grecian and Roman History-Mlss Laura
Tholl. 49,,
Physical geography. literature and
modern history-AIiss Teresa Dppnet'
Gold Medal-Miss Laura TholL
Fifth Grade-Silver Medal-Miss Rosa
H. llcDouoU2h ~.
Muslc-Gold Medal-Miss Teresa Dipp-
noi.
Efocution-Gold Honor-Miss Teresa
Dippner. e..,o,,,
Der -, 1898.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23
ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY.
Siyty-Third Session Closes With Inter
csting Exercises.

St. Joseph's Academy for Girls closed
its slxty-thlrd session yesterday under the
direction Of Sister VI. Madeline. The ex-
ercises were appropriate and interesting
The medals. prizes and distinctions
were awarded and most successful year
closed with delight on the part Of the
scholars and satisfaction for those who
have laborod for them as teachers.
The following is the list Of the prize
winners.
Premiums I'm Christian Doctrine.
Very Rev. L. Tierneys prizes: Isl prize
(gold medals)-Aiisses Mary Hickey and
Mary Bowling. 2nd prize silver MEDAL
Competitors. Miss Mary Carroll, Mary
Shaughnessy and Mary Donohue. Drawn
by Miss Mary Shaughnessy'
Academic HonOrs-ln testimony OF nav
ing passed with cOmmendaole dl.lsehce
and proficiency through the senior course
Of the Academy, diplomas are awarded 10
Misses Louise zimmerman Mary h'cHey
and Lille Bendall.
Senior Grades-Rhetoric literature al
zebra. geometry, chemistry, trisonOmetfy'
general history. logic. political economy
composition. Latin. drawing. sewing ous-
mess course. shorthand, typewrl-lhs ana
! bookkeeping.
senior Grades.-The following were en-
titled TO premiums:
First-Ansses Mary Bowling. Mary LIZ
zie Creamer. Elnora DoEarG' Agnes
| O'Nen and Mary Doan.
Second-Aiisses Lizzie q Nell ana Neile
Byrnes. ,,-.o...
Seventh Grade-Grammar, L. D history
arithmetic. algebra philosophy, peniii ..l ,
ship drawing. sewing, geography anu
| sight-singing. , Co..
and Katie Griffin.
Second-Aiisses Maggle Murphy heieH
Wade. Daisy Blackburn and Mary OeLer.'
sixth Year-Grammar. arithmetic l. .
history. geography, physiology, Psnn,.'n-
| shin. drawing. sewing ana slshl-slnsl
Flrst-Nusses Mary Carroll. Mary
| Shaughnessy and Mary kel.lher.
second-Mlsses Agnes Wren Marie
Burke. Celeste Deadly and Mary Lewis.
Fifth Grade: First-Nisses Lena Hethe.
Jennie Fubank. Mary Ryall. Mary MuT-
| ply ana Rosa Bannister.
Second-Misses Daisy brannin' anne
| Mcdonald, Mary Gil ana Meua''Ne
| Deadly ,,. ~.
Fourth Grade: First-Mlsses Mary Tee
| ~. Lena Rose. Rosa Jacobs, Msy an
derson. Katie Leitch, Kate NaSle' go
| la Byrnes. Eethel Burke ana Ehon
| Hogan. Md
second-Misses Madeline Byrnes. Maud
Rsnnis,er Nav O'Nen Clara Deadly sal
| ne BEDFORD Mary Crew wary 'os e'''
| Name Rankin ana Nellie DyneF
primary Grades.-Re dinG. ofthasIaphy
| ornl geography. object lessons language
| lessons. writing. sewing and drawing;
| Third Year: F,rst-slisses Madeline NC
| Creafsy. Anrae O'Hara. Carrie. King Ma
| ris Brannon. Mamie Murphy. Mary Par
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23
rha schnol reopens ruesday. september

The school reopens Tuesday sep'enO''
9Th. zoo ,,.s.,
Graduates Honors-Class Of 'eS-Aedai
and Crown-Miss Mamie Keck' Klcnuoilu'
Medals and Honors-Taolet OF Honor
First Class, Crown-Miss Florence foIs'-
mann. , -
ooo,,o' to Misses Agnes O'Brien and Flea
nora Hulcher. Drawn by MISS Agnes
Third class-silver Medal-Miss Flor
ence Johann.
class ExcelIence-First Class-Gold
Medal-Application--M Florence Forst-
mann.
Sitterding.
Gold Medal. Application and Excel
lence-AIiss Florence Newheiser.
Fifth Grade-Silver Medal-Awarded eN
aeouo to-Misses Bertha Hulcher and
Fleanora Hulcher-Drawn by Miss tled-
nora Hulcher
Fourth Grade-Silver Medal-Miss Rosi-
ma Steinbrecher. Next IN Merit-Silver
Honor-Mlss Cristina Mcdonald.
Third Grade-Silver Medal-Miss Marie
NIusic-Pfano-Gold Meral-Miss Adele
I,oving-Donated by Very Rev. i. Will
! bald, O. 5. b. Next i'm Merit-Goid
Medal-Mss Leila McEvoy.
Silver nor-Progress-Little Miss Car
RE Herbig.
Fancy Work-Gold Medal-Aiss Rosa
| Remke
Gold Honor-Mss Bertha Hulcher. Do
mated by Very Rev. Z. Willibald. O. ;.
| y.
Plain Sewing-Senior Departmert-Sil-
yer Thimble-Miss Adele Loving.
Junior Department-Siiver Thimole-
| Miss Amelia 1obien.
intermediate Grade-Silver Medal-Miss
| Annie Holzgrefe.
silver Thimble-Niss Gertrude krug.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23
ENJOYABLE Musicale.

4 very enjoyable musicale was gwen
Ia, riebt al No S25 Broad street by a
fov, of the pupils OF Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
II watson. Miscellaneous selections
we're rendered by Master Arthur watson
and Misses Eva Goodman. Cay Jones
Pertha washer. Ruth Harrison, Noble
REYNOLDS and Alma Jenkins.
A sketch OF Haydn was read by MISS
Mamie Higgins and sonata played oy
Mr. Watson. Then followed a sketch OF
beethoven by Miss Bertha Washer ana
selections from his works by Misses Ruth
Harrison and Ma a. Hoenniger' MI.
Watson then explained the dllierehco III
st,,le between classic and modern music
and Illustrated Il by playing selection
from Chaminade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23
Mrs Manning DIVORCED.

CHICAGO, June A.-Judge BAH to-day
granted the decree which allows Mrs.
Colin {. Manning. daughter OF Chief
Justice Fuller. Of the United States Su-
preme Court, 10 resume the name OF Miss
Mary Cooibaugh Fuller The document
was prepared several days ago. after Mrs.
Mannlng's attorneys had filed an amend
.ed bill in her suit for divorce withdrawing
J charges of drunkenness against her aus
hand. and u was in readiness for the
Judges signature when he arrived IN
court this morning.
Mrs. Manning began divorce proceed
lngs In May. charging her husband who
was United States Consul AZ Fayal. with
drunkenness and desertion. Her bill was
amended on her own motion. New York
Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23

sons. Bessie Messurier. Mamie Dollard,
Annie Creamer, Estele Kahn, Bertha Hal
bleib and Mamie Doherty.
Second-Misses Marie Anderson. Mary
Guthrie. Katie Irby. Ellen Griffin, Lizzie
Ryall, Marie Asher. Irene Hoffman, car
rie McCready and Katie Lewis.
Second Year: First - Misses bilhe
Byrnes, Emma Calihan. Mary Rose
Ryan, Panzy Mccain. Rosario Genetra,
irene Baldwin. Eva Mahony, Anna Gill
lam and Hilda Welnmar.
Second-Misses Martha Rye, Nettie DO
nerty, Nellie Thornton. Marie Marrin'
Annie Botelmace and Ada Lewis.
First Year: First-Misses Mary McDon-
ough, Estelle Rankin. Nellie Young, Peari
Johnson. Mamie Kelly Mary Powers.
Mary Griffin. Lily Ryan.
second-Misses Helen McDonough, Mel
he Parsons. Julia Rye, Ellen Irby, katie
Barnett. Regena Walshe, Mary Blake
and Lena Wendlnger.
Elocuiion, Senor.-First-Misses Daisy
blackburn. Lille Bendall and Mary Car
roll.
Second-Afisses Maggie Murphy. Marie
Burke, Oracle Streat, Lulu Jones, Mary
Kelliher. Agnes Wren, Celeste Deady'
Madeline Deadly. Mary l.. Creamer' LIZ
zie O'Neil Mary Oeters. Helen Wade ana
Mary Lewis.
Junior ElOcution.-First-Mis Hilda
Weimar, Madeline McCready, Mary
Costello. Mary Teefey. Mary FL
len oHgan, Marie Rankin, cas-
lie McCrady, Estelle Rankin. Mary Rose
Ryan, Marie Anderson. Ethel Burke.
irene Baldwin. Clara Deadly and Pearl
Kraft.
Second-Misses Marie Marin and Celia
Byrnes.
Senior Vocal Music: First-Misses LII
sic Bendall. Lizzie O'Neil. Daisy Black
burn Maggie Murphy. Helen Wade. Rose
Bannister. Mary Carroll. Daisy Brannon'
Mary Ryan. Mary Kelliher. Annie Nc
Donald. Lulu Jones. Katie Griffin, Mary
Ueters. Madeline Deadly.
Junior Vocal Music: First Misses Ce-
ia Byrnes. Madeline McCrady. Maud Ban
mister. Mary Teefey, Alice Haynes and
Estelle Rankin.
Second-Misses Ellen Hogan. Annie
O'Hara. Irene Baldwin. Mary Rose Ryan
Marie Rankin and Agnes Wengler.
Instrumental Music: Misses Oracle
stroat. Mary Shaughnessy. Madeline Nc
Grady. Rose Jacobs. Mary Teefey. Eva
Mahony, Sallle BEDFORD and Lena Wend-
lnger.
Painting and Drawing: First-Misses
Louise Zimmerman Mary Hickey. Lille
Bendal. Maggie Murphy Lizzie O'Neil.
Mary Bowling. Annie r. Williams and
Stella williams.
Second-Nlsses Oracle Streat Marie
Burke. Helen Wade and Mary Teetey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23
THE SAGE OF BEDFORD.
The Wheat Harvest and Vaccination
ON n Boom-New London Academy.

BEDFORD Springs VA, June 2l.-spec-
ial.-BedfOrd farmers are IN The midst o.,
the wheat harvest, and the crop ~
thought TO be tle best since the war. II
the price Keeps up tho farmers viii
smile while those VINO buy viii wear long
faces. so II is impossible 70 please every
body at once.
About a month ago at Evington, six
miles from here. a negro was taken SICK
IN church, and doctor being called on
produced IL a case OF smallpox As may
be supposed ths created quite "a panic
through the whole community The me-
gro was put OF IN a cabin and guard
put there to prevent passing and repass-
ing. A pest house was erected for tho
accommodation of any who might nave
contracted the disease.
Vaccination became the order OF the
dav and the ~. DIS reapcd a rich mar
vest. and only cried hold enough Wneh
the material was exhausted.
Up 10 this time 10 new case has deNei-
oped. and many doubt whether 10 was
smallDox at all. think 10 was only a lt-
tie boom in vaccination.
Last Tuesday Witnessed Tie closing OK
ercises at the New Lodon Academy.
large crowd was In attendance ana had
a Gala dav. Rev DR. Coke smith, ot
T,nchburg. delivered the annual address.
The Doctor can narrate 10 rom inc
stump and no mistake.
A fine dinner was provided, and war
and It's terrors we're for the Time forgot
ten.
menced running a haily back 70 Lynch
burg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23
Fiuyanna County.

COLUMBIA. VA, June 22.-S2eeial.--
The wheat harvest has commence III
trllvanna and the crops or "h,1 80
good. The Point OF Fork iaf4h' no" ~,
- ~, NJ Tou, Walker has the hntst
- ~ wheat that has been on that place
stnce the death OF Mr.. James CAT me
,.o~n crop in the county Is Ne4y goo.
Graes IS looking well. a.. -.
Mr.. II. X. Adams has seven'y-iNe - 60
In grass which promises me crop, ~ ~
continuous rains recently mss eIleo's.
All the farmers TO set out their crop OF
tobacco and from all directions points
10 large crops. -. Al. - n
A carrier pigeon STOPPED ~ ~ ~ - .,. ~,
~. =, he b,ri vas ring With No. 3'"'2
".,7crayed. ON tie left leg was plain
ring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23
BICYCLE ACCIDENT,
Commonwealth Attorney Byrd sus'
tains n Compound Fracture OF Arm

WINCHESTER. VA. June 22.-speciaL
p E. pyrd. ore OF Winchester's aoieSt
LAWYERS and the Commonwealth aitoI-
new for the county, met with very
serious accident while out riding on MS
wheel yesterday evening. Al,
while coasting down very steep M
mis- brake broke the wheel getting rom
under his control. sped with great raple-
ity until finally striking a lafSe 80,
threw Mr. Byrl over me hah9'e
re- 10 now confined 10 his bed with
ror,,ound fracture Of bis left arm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23
Ladies' Puts

Until the clock strikes THE
hour we close-any man or any
boy needing anything to wear
for body, head, hands, or feet; for
any time-day or night; for any
purpose-work OF play; to keep
cool in or keep warm in, can find
it in a jiffy.
We don't make to order, but we
make to fit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23
ST. MARYS ACADEMY.
Honors Awarded ut the 2Sth Annual
Commencement.

At the twenty-eighth annual commence
ment OF st. Mary's Benedictine Academy
yesterday the following program me was
rendered:
"T.oin du BaV-(GilleD Orchestra.
Awarding OF medals and hOnOrs.
piano Solo-"Iast Hope tGottschalD
Miss l.. Myers. Comforting o: graduate =
hOnoIs.
Duet-"Sur UNI Theme de Beilini. Of.
Beyer) Misses Loving and McEvoy
Valedictory-'Waiting by the Gate.
Miss Mamie Keck-
renewal Chorus-.March. Orchestra
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23
OH dominion Democrats.

The Old Dominion Democratic CUP held
its regular meeting last evening Win
President Wood in the chair ana Tess
than a dozen members present.
Routine business took up the entire
time, and the meeting adjourned 70 give
place to a meeting OF the Executive
Committee. AT which matters OF interest
only 10 the club. were considered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23

The last meeting OF the Finance Com
mittee as at present constituted, was
held Tuesday night and proved genu-
inc loye-feast. Resolutions were passed
expressing the high appreciation OF , Ine
~ the chairman. Mr. c. w. Hardwicke'
and a general feeling OF brotherly love
prevailed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23
Divide the Work .

Az stated in yesterdays Times the po-
sition OF chief engineer Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway held by Mr.
Harry Frazier, has been abolished.
II was learned yesterday that me
work pertaining to that Office will IN the
future be divided among the various d.
vision officials.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23
Condition of the Sick.

Mr.. John +. Dunston continues to I'M
prove at the Retreat for the SICK Inc
physician in charge is very hopeiul as
to his chances for recovery.
Mr.. ]. f. Gay, who was brought to the
old Dominion Hospital to be treated FOR
appendicitis, is in a serious condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23
Haughn Taken Back.

The Chief Police Of Newport News
Yesterday afternoon carried back 10 that
place +. r.. Baughn, who was arrested
by Sergeant A. NJ. Tomlinsonon the
charge OF being a fugitive from justice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23
MUNYON'S

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that my Kidney Cure
will cure 90 per cent.
Of ell forms OF kidney
complaint and In
many Instances the
most serious forms Of
Bright's disease. IL
the disease Is COM
plicated send 4 four
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We viii analyze It
and advise you free
what 10 do.
MUNTOS.
O vial. Guide 10 Health
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-23

Health Committee.
The Committee Oh Health has oeen
~I,ed TO meet t,-uight at 1880 o'clock