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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21
MILITARY MATTERS.
Governor Tyler VIII Not DC Able TO go
To- Jack sonVittp.


a telegram was received 10y Governor
Tyler from Colonel Taylor. of the Fourth
Regiment yesterday. as follows.
Hope you Will come Immediately This
regiment Will probably move TO Savannah
Wednesday night
The Governor goes to philadelphia next
week and it wiii Doe impossible for ihm 10
visit the Fourth before b leaves Jack
sonviIc ne viii pay his resoc'.s TO ne
soldiers after their arrival at Savannah.
d. Arlington Pond. formerly w,n-
known pitcher on the Baltimore team,
now surgeon in tne regular army. has
come 90 Richmond 90 assist In The oXami-
nation OF the soldiers
The designations OF nine Of the officers
90 lhs sixth Virginia Regims1 IT, coored,
have tccu accepted and promotions will
ba made in regular order. q ls doubtful
thnt the men 90 be promoted vii. jess
examination by tho board Col. CtNtcn
has Csued Tor. In that event seNe al Of
the white officers Of the Second and
Third Regiments may he appointed 10
Commands IN the Sixth regiment
The work II examining The men OF the
THIRD regiment as % their physical con-
dillon win bo completed to-day The
last act viii Doe for q board OF Two officers
90 examine into toe cases OF the men
who c.aim TO havc suffered some physi-
cal disability hy reason OF having en-
listed in the army Major Price will be
-gady to-day 10 wire the War De
partment 90 send paymaster down
here 90 settle With thc men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21
CentraIW. G. TIL

The regular meeting OF Central Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union was
we'll attended, and good reports were
read from all the superintendent.
a very active Loyal Temperance lie
eion" has been organized under the
auspices OF Central W0mans Christian
Temperance Union. and ably conducted
by Misses Helen Cardoz0 and Lora Bur
CESS. OF Golden Rule y" Meetings arc
held at smlthdeal College building every
Friday at 4. ID. a cordial invitation
10 the children IS extended.
The Central W. G. r. L.. holds IT'S
weekly meetings at Friends Meeting
House on Tuesdays al +. Nj.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21
WnIClnsc Sninrdnr.

Another large crowd was present at the
Catholic bazaar now being held at Lender
Hall. Manchester. In fact, the crowd has
gradu lly increased from the night Of
opening
The amusement feature last night was
furnished 5y Miss Maggie Leahey and
her associates. Miss Mayme Leahey re-
cited several numbers In her Inevitable
style.
The Ancient order OF Hibernians Of
Richmond were over in a body and assist
ed very materihny in helping TO iii the
exchecquer The ladies will continue the
fair al this week and VIII close on
Saturday night as was first advertised
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21

The funeral of Mr. Joseph Graves took
place yesterday from the Soldiers Home
chapel at II O'Clock A. NJ. Tho inter
ment was I'm Hollywood.
The funeral OF Nj Michael irwin viii
take place this afternoon from 81. Pa
tricks church at 3 o'clock.
The funeral a. Mrs. Magdalone Dahl
who died az The residence az her daugh-
ter Mrs. Kate W Raabe, Highland
Springs. took place from the resi-
dence yesterday morning at 1870 o'clock.
The intermont vSls M lakewood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21
Appointments for Speaking.

State Democratic Committee
Room -,
Chamber Of Commerce Building,
Richmond, Va.
The following appointments for public
speaking are announced:
HON JOHN W. DANIEL.
Craig CcourD. October 25ih.
HON. THOMAS S. MARTIN.
Brunswick Court. October 2ith.
Surry court. October 18th.
Charlotte court. November Z.
HON. JOHN f. RIXEY.
Fauquier Court, October cath.
HON. SYDNEY =. EPES
Holloway (courO. November 81.
Greensyille (cOuIO. November 7th.
HON. JAMES HAY.
Luray (courD. October 2ith.
Charlottesville (courU. November It'll.
JUDGE W. HODGES MANN.
Amelia (courD October 18th.
HON. II. d. FLOOD.
Augusta Court, October 2ith.
Nottoway (courO, November sd.
Gladstone, Nelson county. November
Powhaian (courO November 7,h.
HON PETER J. OTEY.
Smyrna, Beford county. October ?1st
CnighD.
Peaksville, Bedford county, October 22d.
(afternOOuj.
otter Hin bedford county,. October
scdalla (Redford county, October 10Th,
G;a9 Il. M
Halifax (courO. October Gath.
rH..a.rr..If...tr IF.IfF4e ~.
tober 25th G. PM)
AT. Carmel Halifax county, October
Goth q p. NJ
South Boston, Halifax county, October
18th "a. Nj
virginia. Halifax county, October 9th
g L. NJ
Oak Level Halifax county October 18th
G L. ~ 1
Clover Halifax county. October ss,h
q u. ~
seottsburg, HALIFAX county. october 2th
Is L. NJ
HON JOHN LAMB.
Ettricks. October 2ist (nighD.
Mato9ra. October 22d lnlghc
King william (courO. October 18Th.
West Point, october 18th (nishD.
HON. WILLIAM f. BARKsDALE.
Bedford (courO. October 2ith.
Montgomery (court). October 18th.
Charlotte tcour), November 7th.
HON. J. NJ. QUARLES.
slaughter's Nelson county, October aist
afternoon.
stanton CcourO October cath.
HON. PEMBROKE PETIT.
Nelson (eourO, October 2Nh.
JEFFERSON WALLACE. ESQ.
King william Court. October 25th.
HON. n. b. EARLY, JR.
Madison (courO. October 9th.
Waynesb0ro might. November 9th.
Albemarle (courD, November TN.
FRANK T. GLASGOW, ESQ.
Nelson (court), October 2ith.
JUDGE wM. F. RHEA.
Wise (courO. October zi-h.
HON. c. NJ. WALLACE. JR.
Fauarier (courQ October Zith
Madison lcourO. October -sll
C. A. BOYCE. ESQ.
slaughter's Nelson county. October slst
(afternoon).
HON. A. J. MONTAGUE.
Patrick Court, October 2jth.
Sussex fcouru November ~
Pockbriage tcourD. November I'm.
HON. w. A. JONES.
Manchester. October cath tniFhp.
HON. THOMAS y. WILLIAMS.
Nottoway tcourp, November 80.
Nusss'r,,,Si,a t~c1il6 November 7th.
]. TAYLOR ELLYSoS. Chairman
Josenh Button. Secretary, -. v
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21
Officers Elected.

Golden Rule y. w. G. r. l.. held
SIS regular meeting at the Woman
Christian Association rooms on Wednes-
day end the following officers were elect
cd: President. Miss Eueenia Henry: Vice
President Miss Lizzie s. Morris. Record
ing Secretary Miss Lora X. Burgess;
Treasurer Miss VI. /. Hobson.
The election of superintendent will be
held al the next meeting. Much interest
is manifested fin the different lines of
NNnrL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21

a private detective OF Baltimore
named smith, arrested young negro
In that city yesterday, named Willie
Bride. who is wanted in this city on the
alleged charge OF taking $50 from his
employers safe some time last March.
Tho accused was employed by H.. J.
Crane. the coiored iewoler of west
Broad street. who has been trying to
locate him ever since the alleged theft
The man will be held for the Richmond
authorities
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21
SUFFERING WOMEN.

Women have q great many small ccm-
plants cut OF which large ones grow.
in consequence OF Irregularities, excess
sive discharges. nerve complaints they
are ever on the rack. knowing little Of
comfort. DR.. Greene, 80 west Fourteenth
street New York city, the most sue
cessful physician in curing diseases in
this country, and specialist % the FIRST
standing. has made q special study Of
w0men's diseases and discovered reme-
dies for them which never fail 10 cure.
ANY suffering woman can consult Or.
Greene by letter, free of expense. Sue
cossfil treatment In effecfins n cure IS
a. sure and positive by private CORES
pondtrcc as by personal consuitat ton.
II you are troubled write the Doctor,
Xrlts at once and be the sooner cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21

wednesday afternoon q weli-dressed
Young man. wish G. TOLL OF sreerbaclss
entered Kirkw00d's lunch-ro0m on Main
street. ana asked for two scent cigars.
and Offering tsu-d0llar nH from which
payment for the cigars was 20 be taken.
The front Of the note was apparently
an ri4hf bu- on turning b. over the re-
vacse was printed in ultramasine blue.
This excited Hlr. hirSwoods suspicion,
and ho refused the note.
Without comment the stranger hand
ed over another bin and received his
Inouirv az The banks e'iaited the infor-
nation that mo- notes OF the description
of that presented by the stranger. had
been issued bv the Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21

Richmond-Warner +. Flemng ma VIE
10 Alice A., wife OF George W. LIBBY 20
feet on south side Of Grace street. 20
leot east Of Pine 5000
James Lyons trustee TO Horne Building
COMPANY (PerpetuaD IS feet on north
SIDE Claiborne street between old Reser-
voir property and Randolph street. SOD.
Thomas and Constance +. Moore's
trustee to William c., Camp. " ole feet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21

Since the sinking OF the Merrimac
wonderful impetus has been given the
name of Hobson and now another Hon.
son has gotten into the game This time
Leroy Hobson (colored) cut and severely
wounded Alexander Dabney also colored.
The fracas occurred Saturday night and
last evening the visiiant minions Of the
law FROM Second Station corralled Leroy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21
A GOOCHLAND BRIDE.
Hiss Alberta Morton WEEDS Sir. Ritz
more, Of Dayton, Ohio.

Hiss Alberta Morton Weds Iir. Ritz
more, Of Dayton, Ohio.
MAlDENs. VA. oct N.-speciaL The
marriage Of Miss Alberta S. Morton,
second daughter Of Major A. Morton 10
Mr. James Milton Fillmore took place
to-day at high noon ~ sabot Hin, the
residence of the brides parents.
Tine bride is one of tire ioyeiiest girls IN
this section. taI. graceful dieninod and
highly accomplished. Tier sweet disp0-
sitiou and charming manners won her
host of friends who regret 10 see her
leave Tor another state.
The groom IS one Of the wealthicst men
near Dayton. o.. widely known. popular
and highly esteemed among friends and
business associates.
Many congratulations follow Alr and
Mrs. Rittmoro together with the sincere
hope chat their future may be blessed
with happiness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21
BEACON FOR THE CAPES.
The one Iptcndcd for Hatteras 10 BE
NFnnrcd There-Norialk' Bonds.


NIoored Thcre-Norfoik's Bonds.
NORFOLK. VA, October 20-speclai-
The day beacon. recently Constructed and
meant to be moored on cape Hatteras,
was to-day towed out Of this harbor
and an effort will be made TO anchor II
In position OF the dangeros cape.
Captain Benjamin II. MeCalla, the new
executive officer OF the Norfolk navy
yard is expected to arrive here on Sun
day or Monday next
Sealed proposals are invited by the
CITY Council for the purchase OF $500, 900
city OF Norfolk tbirty-year per cent.
bonds The contemplated issuAis for the
purpose Of securing an additional water
supply, certain street, sewer and other
improvements. and the retirement Of
81 900 of bonds maturing January !. 1880.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21

on north side Dock street between
Fifteenth and Seventeenth, $32i.72.
". r. Woody's trustee 10 r. IT, Far-
wood. 20 feet on east side OF Thlrtieth
street, 30 feet south Of Clay. 5000
HenrlcO Conctance MOore's trustee 10
J. b. ELTON, 800 feet on Twonty-frst
street. northeast corner Of X, slJ5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21
FOuRTH REGIMENT.
Ordered 60 BE in Headlines 90 Move to
savannah,

savannah.
JACKSONVILLE FLA. Oct. 20.-Spec-
ial.-Ogaer8 have been issued 20 the
FOuTth Virginia Regiment and the Forty
Ninth Iowa Regiment of tho Second
Brigade of Che Second Division Of the
Seventh Army Corps 10 hold themselves
I'm readiness 10 leave here on next Mon
day FOR Savannah.
ID g. understood that lots have been
drawn for the location OF The camps Of
the two divisions OK The Seventh Corps
and that the more desirable sites has
been secured by the Second Division.
ft IS said thet the same Is located inn
mcd.ately on tae tracks OF the electric
street car Tine, and a0out Two miles from
Tie heart az The city The present camp
OF iha Virginia troops Is about four miles
from Jacksonville. and the street car
ine covers only abou. one-half OF the
distance.
Whle the number OF the men on duty
IN The Fourth Regiment IS sin compare
lively small a great many being at home
on iuFlough. the genera! health Is much
Improved
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21

ham Allen. at the keepers lodge at
Maury cemetery.
The Misses Schott and Miss Newman,
popular young ladies' from Petersburg,
are visiting Miss Gusta Elke. These ladies'
are well known ia this city, having resld-
ca here before going 10 Petersburg 10
live
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21
A WARRENT0N WEDDING.
Miss Lindsay LOmaX Becomes the
Bride OF Nfr. Waddy Butler Wool.

ErIdc OF VT u HHUy HutIrr " oOI.
WARRENTON. VA. Oct Especial
This afternoon at $50 O'Clock ST. James
Episcopal church. this place. was the
scene Of a most beautiful and fashionable
wedding the contracting parties being
Miss Lindsay LOmaX, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. General Lindsay Lomax, and
Mr. Waddy Butler Wood OF Charlottes-
vile. Va. The ceremony was performed
bv the rector, Rev c.. ". Nelson.
The bride was becomingiy attired in
a wedding gown Of white satin and chif-
fon, and the bridesmaids wore white or
candle with narrow yellow ribbon.
The maid OF honor was Mss Jean
Hoskins, OF Fortress Monroe. and the
best man was Mr.. Hargrayes Wood.
hrnthaR OF tha sraaDn- rhs hridnSma aida
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21
DAY Of SIGH SEEING.
The Bridge Builders Visit tho Various
Points Of Interest.

The various members Of the Bridge
Builders Association which has been in
session 90 Murphys Hotel followed ont
the programme arranged for them by
M. Joseph Al. staten. Of this city, yes
terday
The members. accompanied by their
ladies'. visited a number Of tobacco fac
tories "bere they were not only interest
- IN the methods pursued b. the man
ufacturefs bur where they were enter
tanned by singing by the darkcys en-
ployed al The factories. 4 "trip was taken
erour1 me Rel, lane. and IN ,he after
room ne entire party went down 20
Seven Pines
Much pleasure was expressed by the
visitors AZ ths eauyteslss extended them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21

while IN this city and they say they VIII
sing the praises Of Richmond's hospital
ity when they get back 10 their homes.
The party will leave for Old Point and
Newport News on the Chesapeake ana
Ohio road this morning. and from there
they will proceed 10 their homes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21

Deputy Marshal Sam Bendit yesterday
served papers ON Mr.. Nicola S0mma, OF
90 north Third street, summonlng him
10 appear as n witness before the grand
Jury I'm Chicago
lie IS TO testify in a post-office rob-
iaru casa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-21
Sons of Amcrlcan Revolulion.

Tho Sons OF the American Revolution
win meet in the rooms ~ the Virginia
Historical Society at SIS o'clock u
night.
As this is the first meeting since the
summer yacstlea a large a;ieadaase Is q.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-14

~HE political campaign In Deer
Lodge county this year Is ex-
citing no great amount of ex-
element simply because OF the absolute
certainty OF the success of the demo-
cratic ticket. The party is united and
the ticket is exceptionally strong. The
nominees are gentlemen thoroughly
well known to the community in which
they have so long resided. They COM
men OF character and ability. possess
ing In every instance special fitness for
the Offices to which they respectively
aspire. Without speaking in d~isparage-
ment of the republican-populist candi-
dates. the superiority OF the democratic
ticket is so manifest and marked as to
leave no possible doubt as 20 the re-
suit.
Logically the democratic party now
more than at any time in the past Is
the party Of the common people of the
whole country; m especially and pc
To- nv ~ VI ~ iiit BN,Bit
of Montana. II is constantly growing
in this state. II Is daily receiving ac-
cessions from the intelligent. discern
ing elements of other parties-men who
realize hat the hope of bimetallism is
in the democracy and nowhere else.
Always strong in Deer Lodge county.
the growth of the party here in recent
years has been of a steady. permanent
and exceedingly gratifying character.
The county convention was at pains to
place in nomination men to whom the
party could point with pride as pos
sessing all the qualifications for admin
istering the county's affairs with skill.
Justice and economy. As for the legis-
lative ticket no county In the state will
send TO Helena a stronger. ADLER. more
competent set OF men than the demo-
cratic delegation of Deer Lodge county.
In its entirety the ticket commends it.
self to the masses of the voters and will
receive their heartiest support.
The formal opening of the democratic
campaign in Deer Lodge county will
take place next Monday night. when
Governor Smith and Mr.. J. II. Duffy,
Of Anaconda. candidate for county at
torney. will address a mass meeting In
the city Of Deer Lodge. Praise of these
gentlemen as orators would be super
iuous. A number Of other democratic
rallies in the county have been planned.
OF which announcement will be made
in due season.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-14
The Meancst Thing Yet.

It remained for Thomas $. Hogan to
be h victim of the u%nkindest cut
OF the campaign-a stab in the
house of a friend. at that. Hogan is
secretary of state: for all the Standard
ever heard. he's a good man for the
place.
When Hartman pulled out. Mr.. Hogan
was made the candidate OF the silver
republicans for the office Of congress-
man; and we suppose that Mr.. Hogan
might have run along placidly enough
but for the thrust he got last evening
from the Inter Mountains editorial pen.
Not content with giving such facts. in
biographical mention of Hogan. as were
needed to round out a sketch of his
career. the Inter Mountain. In an evil
sentence so covert that II seems fairly
like In inadvertence, went out of Its
way to say that Hogan was in the en-
pIoy of the Anaconda company and
worked at the refinery.
That settles Hogan; II the Miner finds
out that he. too. was hooked up with
the Anaconda company it will crush
him. sure. Didn't the Inter Mountain
know that the Anaconda company faint
on Hogan Is all the red rag needed to
set the Miner in full pursuit OF him?
How easy 1t would w been for the
Inter Mountain to a v given Hogan a
nice little pun without queering him
In the eyes of all the Clarks. Really.
Hogan has a kick coming. His best
way Is TO spring a campaign lie Inc
stick to II and get the Miner TO deny
the Hogan-Anaconda company allega-
fipn
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-14
Big Country. Brief Time.

a n r. CAMPBELL'S personal pop
INI ularity is shown by the urgent
, requests that reach the state
democratic headquarters for mis- pres
ence at rallies in cities and towns of
the state. To meet all these engage
ments-even those already represented
by requests lodged at Subcommittee
headquarters-Mr. Campbell would find
himself compelled to be in a good many
different places at the same time.
Putting in a plea in behalf OF the
state committee. the Standard reminds
the county chairmen that there are
t~wenty-four counties i'm Montana and
that. with the campaign closed on the
Saturday next preceding election Tues
day. there are hardly seventeen secular
days for campaign rallies. The state
COMMITTEES Is anxious to favor each
county with the greatest possible bene-
Mt. in the matter OF Campbell meetings.
but the figures we have just given show
how scant the time and how wide the
territory.
In this matter Silver Bow and Deer
Lodge counties. where a tremendously
heavy democratic vote ~centers, will he
extremely modest in their demands on
Mr.. Campbell. leaving him the utmost
possible leisure for other parts of the
state. Meanwhile, the county chairmen
are requested to take into their calcu-
iations the emergency that confronts
the state committee with respect to
dates for Mr.. Campbell.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-14
No Trouble Among Democrats.

. n brief reference to the political sit
uation in Silver Bow county. the
; Bozeman Chronicle remarks: THE
Clark men get the legislative nominees.
and they will probably get 1t in the
neck on election day. The democratic
party of the state is not making lov
TO boilers at this ~juncture."
The democrats owe Bozeman way
may rest assured that the place mem
toned by the Chronicle is right where
the Clark boilers will get 1t. That
prophecy is warranted by the one es-
sential fact. which amounts To an alb
solute demonstration at this early hour
OF the campaign; that fact is that the
Clark bolt Is not in any sense a defec-
ton of democrats from their own par
~ and ticket. The Clark ticket is made
Up with twenty gold administration re-
publicans and a slight sprinkling Of
pops; these latter had to accept what
few places it pleased Mr.. Clark to con-
cede to them. This ticket could not
by any process attach itself on the off,
jcial ballot to the Campbell. democratic.
~free-coinsge ticket: II is the county APP
pendage to the Marshall ticket; which
ID O a fusion but a straight admins
tration gold state ticket.
There Is. as our friends in Bozeman
will undoubtedly have noticed. only one
democratic ticket in the field in Silver
Bow county. THAI is the straight DEM
ocratic ticket, headed with the name of
Campbell and having attached to IL the
regular democratic legislative and coun-
ty ticket. Thus there is no trouble OF
-disagreements or splitting within demo-
cratic circles in Silver Bow county. The
party is a unit: IL Is harmonious, en-
t~husiastic. confident. 1t has a right
TO be. The opposition 1t has to face in
the Clark ticket carries legislative can
didates who. 20 the number OF nearly a
dozen. got their nominations in a con-
vention that adopted resolutions warm
~ praising the Mckinley administra-
tion and emphatically endorsing the
financial policy Of the present national
administration
Thus the democratic ticket in Silver
Bow county is directly charged in this
campaign with the guarding Of silver's
interests Butte's democrats viii sure
Iy DO that: and the one well-ascertsined
factor In the situation Is that what has
become known throughout the state az
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-14
Basement school Rooms.
ton.

~HE Cleveland Plain Dealer has
begun a crusade in that city
against basement school rooms.
II Is a crusade hat may well be ex-
tended. In a rapidly growing city like
Anaconda IL seems to be impossible for
the school facilities to keep pace with
the demands. but In any event base
ment rooms should be regarded as tenn
porary not permanent quarters. 1t is
the testimony OF Anaconda teachers
that cellars. or Easements. are regular
ly employed for school purposes In this
city. which are absolutely unfit for &C.
cupation. The heating Is imperfect and
the ventilation is abominable. The Cleve-
and paper says hat to be a basement
teacher is to be pitied by all ones CO.
workers" The teachers know what IL
means to work under such depressing
conditions. how much greater the strain
Is on the teacher N how much harder
Il is for the children to become inter-
ested in their studies. The basement
teachers. we are told. often afraid of
losing their positions by openly COM
planning. work or month after month
in their unpleasant quarters and are as
brave n cheerful as they can be I'M