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Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-03-24
Flat Creek.

Mrs. Finley Kincaid is on the
sick list.
Arthur Powers visited his broth
er Stoner last week.
Ora Martt is visiting his parents
near Morehead this week.
Miss Jane Glover is visiting
friends in Owingsville this week.
Mrs. Will Powers. of Owingsville,
visited her son W. b. Powers and
wife last week.
Miss Fannie Glover is teaching a
subscription school at her home
near this place.
James Kincaid purchased of Joe
C. Turley twenty acres of land,
price unknown.
James Clark and Sam Crooks
made business trip to Mt. Ster-
ling last Friday.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-03-24
Upper Prickly Ash.

Marshall johnson, of Mont
gomery county, visited his sister
Mrs. /. M. Shrout Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Fannie Hamilton, who is
teaching at Fassett's school house,
was at home from Friday until
Sunday.
H. A. Lyter and wife are at the
bedside of their brother T. H. Ham,
ilton, in Montgomery county, who
is is very sick with pneumonia.
LATER Mr.. Hamilton died. No
tice next week.
Miss Emma Hamilton returned
Saturday from a several weeks
stay with her sister Mrs. Miranda
Warner, who has been very sick
with malaria, but is now almost
we'll.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-03-24
SPRING 1898.
TreesI Plants! Vines!

The Bluegrass Nurseries
offer everything for Orchard
Garden, Lawn. No agents.
Strawberry and general
nursery Catalogues on appli-
cation to
H.F. HILLENMEYER,
Telephone 27l. Lexington, Ky.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-03-24
Grange CITY.

B. HI. Rice and Isaac Eden went
to Maysville last week.
Miss Emma Daulton has return.
ed from Montgomery county.
Errett Williams and brother Dab.
ney, of near Judy, were here We'd
nesday.
Married, Thursday, March 18th,
at the home of Mrs. Thompson,
John Maxwell and Miss Lizzie
Thompson; Luster Crawford and
Miss Mamie Phelps.
S. C. Williams, formerly of this
place. and Miss Eta Clark, of
Hillsboro, were married at the
brides home March I6, 1898. Glen
is a most exemplary young man,
one well worthy of the fair bride
he has chosen. We wish them a
happy life.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-03-24
MAYORS Branch.

Mrs. w. j. Honaker. who is sick,
continues about the same.
J. 7. Lathram bought of Odd
Manley a calf for 1880.
Mrs. ID. Norris and sister left here
for Owen county last Friday.
w. T. Lathram sold to Sam Lath-
ram 30 head Of hogs at 1896.
Misses Nettie Coyle and Dollie
Clark visited relatives here last
week.
Plenty of rain and mud, and the
farmers are getting behind with
their work.
Mrs. John Goodpaster and Mrs.
George Goodpaster, both sick, con-
tinue about the same.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17
THE TINES RICHMOND VA SATURDAY SEPTEMBER IL 1895

Grace Street Presbyterian church. will
return with his family TO the city to-day
ana will stop NJ ios north Fifth street.
Porto Rico and is enjoying a sixty-day
furiough with the hope Of being muster
ed out Of service at the expiration OF
Al s.so P. NJ. tomorrow. Dr. wither-
spoon viii occupy the pulpit OF the Fair
field Presbyterian church N inc absence
of the pastor. Rev. D. *. Walihall.
rho session Of the Bohemian Fresbyte-
rian church. Baltimore, has invited Or.
witherspoon 20 preach the dedIcatory
sermon In their new church october 9Th.
Services To-Morrow.
Rev. Or. ". W. Moore, Of the Union
Seminar viii conduct The services to-
morrow morning at II O'Clock at the
Third Presbvterian church. AZ : o'clock
In the evening Rev Donald Guthrie OF
the Second Presbyteiian church. VIII
preach.
rev. 4. r. Sweeney viii OH bis pulpit az
the Seventh street Christian church to-.
morrow morning and evening.
Rev. J. A. Morehead VII preach at
Trinity Lutheran church tomorrow ar
tern0on at 4 O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and other Matters.

Citizens and Other Matters.
Mr. n. II. Vandeventcr. treasurer Of
I.oundoun. was at the state Library yes
terday.
Miss Mary Deane Scott. whose Illness
has caused her friends mu-n solcltuue,
is steadily improving.
Misses Imocen and Annie Farinholt
have returned % the city after pleasant
visit to relatives in 2ogt Royal
In the Circuit Court yesterday after
noon Judgment for s. S9205 was confessed
in the case Of Friedman, kerter & CO.
against John G.. small
Mr.. william a. Able who was brought
TO the Retreat for the Sick Thursday af-
ternoon suffering from The effect of fun
sustained at practice, was reported better
last evening.
Mr.. ]. Wren Williams IS very ill a. the
residence OF his aunt. Mrs. Mamie wren
HM His sister. Mrs. a. NJ. Rucker, has
reached the city and Miss Alberta VIII
liams has been telegraphed for.
At meeting OF the Board Of Directors
of the German-American Banking and
Bniuding Co. held al their Office on
Wednesday. Mr. Fritz Sittermng was
elected vice-pres.dent ana director ln
place of Mr. Henry Gimmcl, VINO died
a few weeks ago.
Dr. Arthur Jordan. who has been visit
ine relatives here has returned 10 Camp
Wik0m. M0ntauk Point. The doctor ale
though his duties did not call him there.
was on the firing line IN the battle OF
Santiago
Mr. Moses sycle. the son Of Mr Julius
Sycle. who lately attended the Richmond
College. VIII leave tomorrow morning 10
College. viii leave Sunday morning TO
enter The jefferson Medical College az
Philadelphia. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs il. a. Catlin VIII return 20
the city about the first week of October.
Dir. Catin has had charge of the grounds
at white Sulphur Springs as florist, dur
ing the past season. Mrs Catin who
has been quite Oh is greatly improved.
A. *. Handy has been appointed
Travelling Freight Agent of the Balu-
more and Ohio railroad for the state Of
New York and that portion Of Pennsyl-
1ania and New Jersey north of me line
of the philadelphia and Reading Railway
witt headquarters at $50 Broadway, New
York -a-.t-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17
RALElGA'S NEWS.
Question of Taxing Railroad stock
still Under Discussion.

Question Of Taxing Railroad stock
still Under Discussion.
RALEIGH sept ls-speciaL-The
County Commissioners are stili discussing
whether the Raleigh ard CASTOR railroad
stock Is subject 20 taxation.
Mr John a. DreWry. OF Raleigh. has
accented the chief marshaishiD Tor ire
coming state Fair lie. viii publish a list
OF his assistant marshaia n a few days.
The Railroad Commission VIII hold lts
meeting on tho 80.
The law class for examination here be-
fore the Supreme Court on the -9th VIII
be very large one,
About 20 pupi for the white blind asy-
lum came I'm s. trday NJ the opening Of
the school Schools aii over the state are
opening spieud.dly ;nls year.
Mr. De Bernicr Whitaker son or Major
spier whitaker. Or this city. Soes % CUBA
as engineer and chemist for The spanish
American Iron Company ~ Daiquit'
province OF Santiago. The mines OF TINS
company have not been worked Tor ABOUT
two wears. Major whitaker Is IN the
Sixth Regiment OF lmmunes.
The Capital club Will give an eieSant
'house warming during fair week. ~
will cost the club fully 5000.
Senator Butter in his speech az jack
sonyiile. Onslen counry, yesterday. did
NOT endorse fusion with the Republicans
re was silent on that subject. but said
there was no such thing as negro suprem-
acy in North Carolina and said the white
men hired negroes 10 BE- offensive 20 have
something FOR capital loT campaign psf-
poses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17
TO VISIT THE DISTRICTS.
state Chairman Ellyson 20 Start Out
Next Week Political Notes.

state Chairman EIlyson VIII visit the
Second and Fourth districts next week to
confer with the local Democratic leaders.
Iie viii later on so out into the other dis
tricts.
Au OF NIr. Eiiysons reports from the
ninth district are NJ am encouraging ma
ture Judge Rhea IS making a most el-
feCtive canvass.
Secretary Button did not reach mere
yesterday 90 open headquarters he ls
somewhat indisp0sed at his home ln Ap-
pomattox.
The Third District Democratic COM
mittee will meet in the state Library
building at eleven o clock to-day. Inc
state chairman. the chairmen or the
county and city committees and Nominee
Lamb are expected 90 be present for cone
ference.
Nominee Weisieer. who suffered q hroN-
en- limb az Hanover Courthouse on the
7th. Is getting along very nicely and Will
bo able 10 SID up Goo "a few days ale re-
ceives "a number OF visitors every day.
Chairman Aenew Is being severely ar
raicnod by the anti-machine men for
calling the state Republican Committee
10 meet for reorganization before an the
districts have elected. OF course. Ar
Aenow considers that the convention in
the Second District. held on the 7th. was
the regular one. but the "autis" claim
that Chairman Hull. OF the National
Congressional Committee. has recognized
the Wise convention 20 De held on the
22d as having been called in the proper
manner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17
VIRGINIA BILL IS
NOT YET PAID.
nncls Sam is Slow in Settling His
Accounts,
FAlRLAMB MAY BE REJECTED.
IfHe Was One of Those Omccrs Who
Bombarded the Governor the TX
ecutive VIII Probably Not Conn
mission Him as Lieutenant.

tt has net been learned what day next
week The Second Regiment Will arrive
here. All that is known Is thar II Is
coming. Arrangements nave beeh n,--'
To quarter the soldiers IN the various
armorics and 10 fced them from hotels.
Vireinia has not ass yet been felnl-
bursed for the money the commonwealth
expended on the soldiers. biiis We're
sent 10 the War Department long ago.
fut there ls a hitch somewhere. Acuns
Admtant-Gcnoral Jo. Lane stern VIII
probably make "a trip 10 washington 7"
look lnfo this matter There Us no
doubt about Virelnias claim being pald'
but the government ls very slow about IL
TRANSFER or SOLDIERS.
The report n o. paper yesterday mat
tho War Department would al"" "a BOZ
gier 90 De transferred from "a regiment
being mustered out 10 one mat A 20
remain in service is not credited 10y some
Gentlemen who have recently been In
formed ID the contrary ColOnel 10.
Lane stern. when az the War Depart
mont recently was told that soldiers on
brln.- mustered out would not be allow
ca % re-cnlist ln some other com niahu.
There are "A few soldiers ln the Second
ana Third Regiment who would hke arr 70
being mustered ont 90 join the fonrlh'
IL D., true. that there are not great
many who wish % remain in the service
huf those are very much interested lh
Inc rullne OF the War Department on tho
HAD BEEN oN a SPREE.
An amusing incident occurred at tae
Adfutart-Geuerals ofIce Iaur'dll- n
soldier OF the Third applied to colonel
stern for sportlt0n to some point
On southwestern Virginia The 'oionei
learned that ho dld u0t live in tAat pa4l
OF the state. bot wished to visit some
relatives.
owe arc daily giving transportation
90 those who desire to go home and VINO
have spent a.l molr money in spfeeins
since fh.y reached t.f cifr siii t-e
Colonel
Tho soldier was puzzled fof nom hi
hat r's .ace N-htei as De Thought no
saw "a way ont OF the difficulty
% have been 0l spree ai flenf ana
haven't cent of money u this la what
vou REQUIRE ~ uf" said be-
LIEUT. WOCNS SI.ri eIf.
The second Lieutenant in COMPANY ~,
is Or. d. Fairam1 and if ie presumed he
VIII Doe recommended f1r promotion 10
succeed me iafe FLt Lieutenant Frank
N Woon 10 g. sil hy persons acGuaint-
ed with the nature of the telegram sent
Governor TyIcr 0y cf, Gers of fne Necp q
10 muster ont the second thar Be VII
rrffieislng and blaming him Tor Doe order
probably NOT commits lon fair.amo as
second Lieutenant provided Pee sent .-le ot
the messages referred TO-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17

,-bov march behind their tatteied mas
our very hearts 10 charms
Pint snent and slow their footsteps ias'
The weary men-at-arms.
with gallant haste they stormed the Did,
And dared the deadly fray,
Thev had no lack OF nerve OF WEI
Tia battles fearful day.
rsonrb bullets swept their thinning
ranks.
They did NOT pale with dread.
To-day they smile and utter thanks
Above that roll Of dead.
A subter foe. % wiiier craft
Hss moved them since the hsnt,
A bitter cup their bps have qlaned'
Fever. and cold. and fright
And famine. CHASTITY enemies.
Have had them for their prey
Wen may they lag behind the flag,
our men-at-arms this day
And home returned. the brilliant skies
Grow dark 20 rs who see.
Through tears that blur our plying eyes
How cruel war can be.
Margaret Sangster In Golfers Weekly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17


q i. saig was arrested br Officer
Vest ON the charge of being a desertcr
from the United States Army. Tie Hil
he held Tor investigation until the -ith
instant.
James Robinson. small co'ored boy
was fined $3.50 f0r being drunk ana oit-
orderly ON the street.
D. ID. Campbell. who was alleged to- be
a suspicious character. and who was arr
rested hv Detectives I9mIinson and GLIB
son. was ordered 20 Nacate the city
forthwith.
Long ling. o. Chinese laundryman was
charged with crcaf.ng disturbance On
the premises OF Willie hlndaN nlt 81
turned out that Kiudall owed Long Ling
money and when the latter asked Tor
it in an emphatic manner he was chate-
ca with .cng dis0rlerly. The Chinaman
was discharged. and the accuser told 10
paw what Doc owed
Ulysses Burreu. c0i0red, was charged
with ullaWluliy as-auInus, clrslns, aoua-
in- and threatening Ord kil Macon oimm7.
but absolutely NOTHING was proven ana
Ulysses was discharged
Samue. Guthrie was SAID 10 nave ueeh
too fuu for utteranDo on the street put
as it was an accidental drunk ana
quiet one. Guthrie was allowed % depart
in peace.
Annie Gregory. c0lored. got drunk on
the street $40 worth. which she was
unable 90 pay.
EDDIE Day caught me same amount
for getting intoxicated
Pearl smith. c0l0red. was alleged 10
have taken skirt valued az I'd cents
from clara Bryant. but The case was
not proven and Pearl was discharged
p. A. Scott. colored was assessed the
sum ~ $40 for being drunk and dis
orderly on the public thoroushfare
Allen Aiken. colored was charged with
assaultng and abusing 4. @. Allen. but
the charge was not sustained and Aiken
was dismissed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17
CORPORAL BURWELpS FUNERAL.
Ills Remains Inferred Yesterday IN
River View Cemetery.


The fmors of Corporal John t. Bur-
gcl. whose remains reached Richmond
Thursday afternoon from Jacksonville,
took place yesterday morning from
Monumental church. The pali-0carers
sgcrc Messrs Granville Gray John
Gary R. Maynard George libby. j. A..
Hlsman. Blair b. strinsfellow James
Sirlnefelow. Richard II. Meade.
The remains were Inferred in RIVER
view Cemetery being escorted 90 the
grave by number OF his comrades ln
arms under Lieutenant Daughuey
The funeral ol Mr Eugcne h Dunn
took place at $3.50 O'Clock yesterday after
noon from DIS iate residence. 40. $40 Ca
nal street. Ihe iutcrment Was in Holly
wood.
Tho funeral of Mr William Willis. who
died at lrn Taylor street. Wcdnc day
uIrht. took place from Pine-Strcet Bap-
u.t church yesterday afternoon az .
O'Clock
Thc funeral of Mrs Willie ~ West.
daughter OF the late W. B ana j. ID.
Conner who died Tuesday took place
Thursday afternoon from the residence,
$50 ln east Broad street
The funeral 0f Mrs A. 81. Hewitt who
died Thursday night I'd her home No.
1871 Grove avenue. viii take place from
the residence az 8 o'clock this afternoon.
and the remains VIII be Inferred in Holly
wood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17

with the advent o. cooler weather the
attendance al the Lakeside Wheel club
steadily increases. and the enjoyment ny
the members and their friends Of the nu-
merous outdoor sports IS great
I'm addition 10 the other amuse menis,
they have recently put up q new Magai-
trap for shooting Blue ROCKS. ana the
contests on Saturday afternoons are
enirited The sport this afternoon
which begins AZ % m, promises 20 be
particularly lively. AS the crack shots
from am the gun clubs I'm the city will De
On hand and some sdllful shooting viii
be SEEN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17

PINKARD. Ky. Sept b.-TO-m0rrow
IS the cay set for the marriage OF Dora
Richardson. the divorced wife Of General
Cass.us n Clay. and Riley Brock. a
farmland. They became sweetnearts be-
fore Brock left valley View last spring
20 Join the army then as. slnb.lng az Lex
ington. She followed him To the city and
remained tha.o until be lelt for Chicka-
manga. lie was sent home on account o.
a defective throat. and when Mrs. Clay
came here 70 keep house for her single
brother. Leonard. Brock came alons ana
has been boarding with them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17

The following young lawyers have sue
cessfullv passed their examinations be-
fore the Supreme Court Cnarles y.
Faulkner. Jr.. Maruns2urs' w. va. w.
r picbs~ds Piverton. Va. II. II. Little.
Norfolr "a samuel n. Edwards, Char
lotfesvills Va. Charles 4. Hammer, Hsr-
risonb,,rg va. w. G.. Henderson, Pear
isbure Va. John u. Duiin. Leesburg,
H. Albert o. Boschen, Richmond. Va.
lanes II Minor. stanton. Va; Elliott
r story FRANKLIN. Va; william T. Key
ser. Honeyville, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17
TWO SOLDIERS BURIED.
solemn and Impressive scenes in Alex
nndria Yesterday.

solemn and Impressive scenes in Alex
audria Yesterday.
ALEXANDRA. VA, Sept Especial
qbs funeral OF First Lieutenant Arthur
Ineersou Fae Company j. laird Viz
elala Regiment who died Tuesday night
al hls home near Fals Church az iyphoia
fever. took place this afternoon az 2
O'Clock He was BURIED with Masonic
horors by Kcmper Locge. 80. 81 Fails
Church. OF which be was member. ass
sisted by Old Dominion Commanary,
knight Templar Of this city. There was
also "a delegation OF Washington Lodge
present
The funeral OF Lowden Neville Camp
BELL who died at MontaucE Point Mon
day night. took place tnls afternoon from
the Methods. Protestant church OF THIS
city. and was largely attended. Inc
Mount Pleasant Field Band, Washington.
-. g.. lufty membcrs) OF which tre de-
ceased was "a prominent member, came
over from Washington in company with
many Of thc District Regiment boys VINO
were conn 4Qea 90 young Campoch az
Santiago. the pan bearers were SIX
member o. Che Ihira Regiment Drum
Corps OF This city, and The floral oner'
ings were numerous and beautiful among
which were O. massive pillow OF roses and
q cornet and lyro from the Mount
Pleasant Field Band. Six members OF
the District Volunteers acted as honor
airy pall bearers.
The Virginia State Convention OF the
Young Peoples Endeayor Society Is on
al the M +. Church % this city. A num-
Der OF delegates from an parts az the
state Is Ia attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17

tlmore and Pitisburg. $40 miles. and they
viii be so arranged that when the ne
cessity arises they viii be available for
telephone communication. one Of the
wires will be extended as far as New
ark for telegraphic use.
4 new line has also been constructed
between Columbus and Cincinnati II
viii take 500 miles Of copper wire weigh
ine l6s pounds to the mile a. complete
the work. q s.s.ssszfl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17
A11orner.Genernl,s Return.

Attorncv-Goneral Montague has return
cd 10 the city from Alton. Mrs. Mon
taeue. who has been quite III, IS now
convalescing.
DR.. J. W. southar. the Superintendent
OF Public instruction, is back from
visit 10 stanton. The Acknowledgement,
DR. souihau and Mir. Frank p. Brent
me Secretary of the Board of Lduca-
lion. held O. brief conference with refer
onco to the school book matters and in-
ciGenfaliv. the report Of the History
Committee of The Grand camp OF Con-
iederate Veterans was discussed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17

Harriet Beecher Stoves bitter section
al play "Uncle Toms Cabin. revised and
with its former offensive features eiimi-
mated. comes 20 the Academy OF Music
on Monday and Tuesday nights and Tues
day matinee.
Messrs. Barbour and Harluns are re-
suonslble for the new version OF the play,
and their daring I'm placing The play ln
,re FIRST class niav houses of the country
south of the Mason and Dixon line IS am
assurance that they have made a vast
change between the old and the new YER
sions of the pastoral drama.
Edwin Barbour a sterling ola stock ac-
ter. viii assume the title role and be IS
surrounded by large and ~ithal ca-
rable company Of actors who are cau-
TONED TO keep within the true limits or
the characters OF the play and not make
OF them figures Of villainy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17

The bin al Broad street Park this week
viii close with two performances to-day
which includes matinee al 4.30 o'clock
this afternoon.
There will be an entire change Of bill
next week and Manager Leath has Sc
cured as the particular star Diana the
famous mirror dancer who makes her
frst appearance here and also in the
south
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17
COL. BRADYS LATEST.
lie Makes Rulings Affecting Ministers
Notsries and Liquor Mon.

Air. Walter Christian. clerk OF the Hust-
ings Court yesterday received a letter
from COL James %. Brody. collector Of
Internal revenue. maklne - following
important rulings:
Notaries public upon qualifying TO prac-
tice must afx a 5o-cent stamp 20 their
bonds
Ministers OF the gospel when they quail
ify before the courts 90 perform marriage
ceremonies must ahix stamps no The value
OF nifty cents 90 their qualification pa
pers
when lquor-dealers are authorized 90
sell liquor. and give bond 10 conduct their
business in q proper manner. they must
place 50-cent stamps on said bonds.
Many notarlos who have already quail
fled will. under this ruling. have 20 place
stamps on their bond before they can be
regarded as legally qualhed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17

Mr. Charles Venahle. hrother-in-law
Of Mr. \. w. B0wc is critically in 20
his home near Cascade. Pittsylvania
county. and DIR. ". Wythe Davis, of this
city has gone 90 his bedside.
IT was al FIRST feared that Mr.. Ven
able was suffering from Bnshrs dis
case. but a careful examination failed 10
confirm this fear absolutely and hopes
are now entertained that he may ulti-
natcly recover.
Mr Vcnable has lived for years in
Pittsylvania county and Is one OF IT'S
most higny-cstccmcd citizens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17
SEASONS CLOSEAT MAIN STREET
Grand Benefit for Miss MaBenc Its
Finale.

Main-street Vaudeville Park viii close
IT'S present season win The usual ladies'
and children matinee this afternoon
commencing 40 $3.50 O'Clock and with a
grand benefit Performance for Miss Mar
eerie MaBeile tonight at the regular
hour.
The season at this popular resort has
been marked by a succession or nlsh-
GLASS attractions and 90 these the present
weeks au-star bin adds fitting finish.
IL Is strong 40 every point ana coupled
with the cause for which to-nights per-
Torrance IS given. the audience witness
ing it is expected TO be one ~ One largest
OF the season. The advance sale OF uch-
cts has been quite large.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17
Charged Win Theft.

A white man. aged about forty years,
bv the name of j. G. Lane with the
aliases OF Bear and Duke Is under ar
resi- at the First Police Station on the
charge Of procuring certain lots OF furni-
ture from instalment dealers, paying a
small amount on them. and then dispos-
ing OF the same 20 his own advantage.
Two warrants were sworn cut against
him. one by Maxwell a McskS~an and the
other by James TT. car lie VIII be
given q hearing in the Police Court this
rnnrnlINg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17

Governor Tyler has received the fol-
lowing letter from Acting Secretary OF
state j.. y. Moore.
20 enable me TO comply with a re-
Quest of the Belgian government MADE
fhrouob its Minister at this capital
-bouid be pleased 10 receive the text OF
any laws I'm operation in your State which
prohibit
'l. The sale Of tobacco 20 minors; and
"2. The employment IN tobacco factories
of youths less than sixteen years Of
age"