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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION
GREATLY RELIEVED. AND IN
MANY CASES ENTIRELY
CURED, BY USING ARrE-
SIAN WELL WATER.
Wbatthe Doctors at West Point Think
of the Artesian Well Water lsed at
the Terminal Hotel, West Point.

To Mr.. D. L. Risley. Proprietor lermiha1
Hotel West Point, va;
Nv Dear Sir.-lt gives me pleasure 70
state my medical experience IN me use or
our Artesian Well Water after u years
use with natives and visitors. consider
va have the best water or as good as
any IN the world, perfectly free from all
impurities. have seen great advantages
~ neople OF Rheumatic and Souty
Diathes.s. have know old people VINO
have ben subject TO attacks OF Govt ana
Rheumatism entirely relieved after a long
residence and drinking freely OK this wa
ter 7 have seen certain forms OF fatu-
lent dyspepsia and almost all forms OF
Indigestion relieved or greatly benented'
The water Is 50 light that you may drink
any quantity and never feel any dkcom-
fort from IT, II possesses mild aperient
qualities and Is very fine diuretic. Teeth
ing children are greatly benefited by the
phos-sodum II contains. children VINO
drink II rarely ever have cholera intan-
tum. and when brought here are oehen,eo
bv using H. II is best 10 use II fresn
from the we'll without lee II Is delgnt-
ful TO wash in. and improves and Dement'S
the skin and complexion.
These are my experiences with tne wa
ter after twelve years careful study OF
iis virtues. Very respectfully,
w. x. GATEwOOD NJ. D.
sec'v r. r. and Health once OF the
Town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
Transfers of KcaI E,tatc.

Richmond. Henry T.. Baskerville to R.
j.. Walton. 30 1-3 feet ON east side Ran
dolph street 81 1-3 feet south of Chat
fin. Sl.4s0
Elizabeth Robertson and others trus-
tees % Charles p. Allen. % i-6 feet on
south side Broad street 29 les feet east of
Twentieth. SLIGO.
Is. S. Vashon to John ID. Duggins.
r. feet on north Side Hil street % feet
east of St. James $500.
Juliette Wyatt 20 W. J. and ID. 4.
Albright, n 2-3 feet on east side Second
street 50 feet south of Lee 800
Henrico NJ. J.. Bolton 20 George +.
Wise - feet ON north side Main street
60 feet west of Elm. 5000.
Conway r. Sands and wife 20 J.. O..
Leigh. Jr.. - acres 0u Richmond, Fred
tricksburg and Potomac railroad about
one and a half miles from Richmond
$1,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

The funeral OF 1lr. r. h. Chandler
took place at o'clock yesterday az
ternoon from st. Andrews church and
the interment was made in HOLLYWOOD.
The funeral Of Mrs Martina II. Jen-
nings took place from The residence OF
Mrs Redmond yesterday at'eInooh
,-bo f~meral of Mrs. Selena NJ. Taylor
,,.i,a 9,oJ TUESDAY afternoon. took place
ron, The residence OF her husband. 2oS
\ Nineteenth street, yesterday morning
~ il.e0 O'Clock. and the intermcnt was
made i'm Oakwood cemetery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

The case of Mr. G.. G.. Broadus. alleged
TO have assaulted Mr.. A. j. Ford IS set
Tor "a hearing n the Police Court to-day.
Mr. Rroadus has been suffering with
foyer M his residence in Barton Heights
and owing 90 this illness the case has
been several times postponed. Mr.. Broad
us s stin sick and may not be able 10
appear
The assault. it will be remembered.
arose from q discussion between the two
gentlemen in reference 90 q certain mat
Ter pertaining TO the management of the
hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
my SOUTH"
Miss. Virginia J.. Drake. OF Birming'
hmm. AIn.. Dcdicatcs q Song. ~ Vets.

Miss Virginia +. Drake % fair daughter
Of Birmingham. Ala, has composed q
song which she has dedicated 10 the Con-
Tolerate Veterans and which was for the
first time in public played by the Reun-
ion Band at the Atlanta gathering OF
C0nfedcratcs.
Miss brakes father and mother were
both Virginlans and the love she express
81 for the Old Dominion is therefore in-
herited.
The music Is a deinty product OF the
pemusuc skill of the Southern Music
Company Of Birmingham. Ala, the ar
rangement being 10y Mr.. VIII Earhart.
u IS entitled MY South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
McLemore-Adams.

SUFFOLK. VA. August Especial -
Benz. +. McLemore. Of CORTLAND. who
has been CLERK of courts in southampton
county for sixteen years. was married
in Suffolk this afternoon 10 Miss Lena
G. Adams, OF Adams Grove. Va. Rev.
NJ. g. colonna. OF Boykins. Va. was the
officiating clergyman. The bride wore
a simple costume OF white with diamond
ornaments Mr.. and Mrs McLemore
left to pass their honeymoon al Old Point
Va. and Washington, D. G.
The bridegroom Is grandfather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

While Mr. benjamin S. Jones. a Han
over county trucker was asleep i'm his
cart 40 the Second Market yesterday
morning "a negro attempted TO- steal mis-
pocket book
Mr. Jones was awakened by the at
tempt and chased the man around the
market but he proved too fleet and made
hIs escape
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
FREE PILLS.

Send your address 10 II. L. Buckien &
Co. Chicago. and get a free sample box
OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A trial viii
-onylnce you OF tEeir merits. These pills
are easy In action and are particularly
effective IN the cure OF Constipation and
SICK Headache. For Malaria and Liver
troubles they have been proved invalua-
BILE They are guaranteed to be perfectly
free from every deleteriouus substance
and to be purely vegetable. They DO not
weaken by their action. but BY giving
tone 10 the stomach and bowels greatly
invigorate the system. Regular size. sc.
per box. Sold by Owens & Minor Drug
COMPANY. druggists
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

pr. N. d. Hose. Jr, received q letter
yesterday afternoon from the White Sui
phw Springs which stated That his fath-
er continues to improve slowly.
DR. Hoge said last night that De eN-
p,ctod Rev. Dr. Hoge would return home
shortly although the time had not yet
been fixed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

The earnings OF The Southern Railway
,..',,e,nv Tor twelve months. July LIST
10 June 90 1895 IRE. ...........
% o-e iea Si Increase. I.5G,19SA: expenses
-. - 1Sqs Nfl-l.19s.aJ; lS1. Si3.233.-
~ ~, ss. 1,cresse Slz2 H2s3. net earnings.
ieeS e. ~, rel %. 1895. s5sis.si3S2; increase.
Ssge * on. per cent expenses TO earnings,
1sqS C.5. 1897, o9.3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

head. The mare has a small sore on her
left shoulder
IL Is stated that Jones. whose other
alias is Marshall. was recent convict
and had just arrived IN THE city from
Basic city. when he applied for the team.
4 reward So offered for the recovery
OF the animals the value Of which is
placed at 1925.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

The time allowed by ordnance for paying
half OF the amount due on city license
and other taxes has passed and large
number of citizens have failed 10 take
advantage OF the opportunity to pay up.
As a result the penalty OF per cent
on the entire amount OF the taxes due
will be added when the first OF December
comes and the entire amount OF taxes
must be paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

A negro trucker named Johnson. while
coming 90 town along the Bowling Green
road Tuesday found % dead male negro
infant.
The coroner was notified and held an in-
quest and decided the child had been
smothcIed.
The county authorities are now looking
for the mother
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

,.,,.fn Charles W Newton. Of the
,t,rtford CIV Guards, whose command
- now In camp az Camp Alser, Is IN the
- win his wife on the way 10 Old
Point Captain Newion's company was
- pirbmond last year on pleasure trip
and they were entertained by the Walker
Iisht Guards and the Blues.
The captain has many friends in this
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

Mr. William Flegonheimer, the lawyer
has prepared full sets of the blanks that
are required iu bankruptcy cases under
the new law.
The blanks are OF the greatest iTpor-
lance 90 lawyers who have such cases,
and prepared with "a view of sale and
general adoption in the presentation Of
bankrupt cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
Chnnlnincr IN Demand

Robert Watkins. of no. 1910 north Tenth
street. called at the Governors office yes
torday and applied for the position OF
Chaplain at Camp CorDln. Ile BIS "a rcgu-
hrlv ordained Baptist minister. Private
Secretary owen informed him that there
was uo chaplain for command under
d REGIMENT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
Work orthc Police.

Sergeant Shinberger's monthly report
OF the work of the Police Department for
July shows that 1865 arrests were made.
white. 1H. colorcd. 225. fclonies AZ, mis-
demeauors. 3l4; ordinance violations. 1872,
broken places in the sidewalk reported.
81. doors found open. JIG. animals taken up
l0r running at large, O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

Now is the time 10 40. and the route
Is via Petersburg and the Norfolk and
western Excursion tickets. Blue Ridge
* no. Roanoke, $3.50. Salem. $500.
shawsville (for Allegheny and Crockets)
- 81. Nonfg omery White sulphur. SiOn5:
Cbristiansburg yellow sulphur 5000.
puissN Sil %. Wylhevlle. Sl.6j, Penn
broke Mountain Lake., Sll.SS. Two
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

colonel Robert W. Morris has invented
"a compound which is wonderful ia the
effect 10 has on clearing muddy water.
Three drops ol the liquid in gallon
of the james river water. renders 10 as
clear as crystal and the Colonel says,
as pure as water can Doe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
VIRGINIA DELEGATES.
Representations TO Two National Con
yentions are Named.

ventions are Named.
Governor Tyler has appointed the fol-
lowing delegates to the National Prison
Association which meets In Indianapolis
from September 18th % 18th: Major
George ". Helms. Of Franklin; Messrs.
r. Hunter Beazley. OF South Boston;
Thomas Potts. Of Richmond. John F.
I.awler. Of Norfolk: Llewellyn Lookablll.
Of Roanoke: 5. s. wilkins OF Northamp-
ton. ana DR.. c. Watson James. Of Rich
mead.
Delegates to the National Irrigation
Congress which meets at Cheyenne. wy
oming. have been named as follows:
Messrs. r. G. Pitcher. Fauquer' JED.
Hotchkiss. Stanton, George Booker,
Old Point Harvey l.. Wilson. Richmond
and John NJ. Gwyn. smyth county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

Clerks H. T. peasants and Henry
Flcgcnhimer. of the united States Courts.
arc removing their offices tO the first floor
of the Custom House into the room
formerly occupied hy the District Attor-
uoy. THE apartments now used by them
are being repaired
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
A HANDSOME GIFT.
Mrs. Maria Robinson Helps the Home
Tor fncurablcs.

Tor inCurADlcs
a meeting of the Board OF Managers
OF tine Home for lncurables was heiu a.
the Home at ID O'Clock yesterday NOM
.ng. there being "a large attendance.
The good news was received that Mrs.
Maria Robinson. who has a. memorial
room ON the second floor will finish on
seven rooms ON the fourth floor as a
memorial 90 her sister Miss Annie AM
dcrson. who died some years ago.
Several now patients were voted into
the Home.
IL WIS decided 90 hold q fazaar In No
vcmber O. irish paying FOR the new
home. and also trolley party ON the
nth of this month.
a large number of matters OF routine
nature were disposed Of.
The home ON west Broad street has
been almost completed as far as the exc
terror work goes. and the interior az
rangamonts Will be finished as rapidly as
possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

Col John Bell Bigger is at his home
near Ashland very much improved In
health. He win probably so TO the Cold
Sulphur Springs next Saturday accom-
panied 10y his son, Mr. Thomas II. Bigger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
Retail Grocers tOfNIeet.

The Retail Groccrs' Association will
meet tonight at $3.50 o'clock al Lee Camp
Hall A. important business is 20 come
before the association a large attendance
h desired
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

The Terminal Hotel is being run under
new management has been thoroughly
renovated. and will be open all the year
round. special rate will be given 10 al.
parties who desire 70 remain an extended
time. ROBT BURNS. Manager.
Wet Point, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
west Point. Va

have practicsd medicine a, this place
for the last ten years and will testify
the great medicinal hertfits OF the arte.
sian water which flaws from depth OF
40 feeD in Albuminuria and Brights Dis
ease. Also in Govt and Rheumatic Trou-
bles. | know OF a case OF many years
standing in an old man cured by steady
use OF this water.
WILLIAM C. NUM-, N. D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
POLICE PICNIC.
Richmond Policemen and Their
Friends Enjoyed Themselves

Every year at this time the police hold
am all-day picnic on Mayo's Island all
,yavs returning 20 the city before dark.
A big dinner was served yesterday
aud outdoor sports were INDUCED I'm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

Mrs. G.. ;. williamson, accompanied by
her son. Sydnor LETT Yesterday Tor
Greensboro, n. c., where they VIII VISIT
relatives and friends. on their return
tho. will visit their relatives in Amelia.
Mrs Martha Kahn left Sunday 20 Visit
her daughter. Mrs Milton Burton, az
ti,n3gan.s Mil. accompanied by her son
aad little granddaughter. Henry ana
Pearl Kahn.
ar. p. E. Bradshaw, OF DanVille, Is IN
the city, visiting his family, on Perry
street.
Mr.. Joseph l.. Crooks, OF selma ~ c.
came 10 the city Monday TO see ais people
Mr.. JOS. W. Weisieer left yesterday Tor
Baltimore. where he has accepted 4 POSI-
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-10-29
MARION TRIUMPHANT
He Is Awarded Custody of His Boyby
Judge Shaw

Mrs. Marguerite Marion appeared in the
superior court yesterday, in answer to eta.
ton by Judge Shaw, for the purpose of
showing cause why her boy, Harold, should
not be allowed to remain in the custody of
her husband, F. H. Marion, during the pend
ing of her divorce suit. The hearing was
quite complete, the forcible abduction of the
child from the Home of the Guardian Angel
by Mrs. Marion being related with different
coloring by the opposing factions.
Sister Mary Glare, in whose special charge
the boy had been lett by the father, to whom
the temporary custody OF the child had been
regularly awarded by the court, said:
1T was not the regular visiting day and
the sister who let Mrs. Marion in reluct-
antly gave her permission to see the boy. She
asked to be allowed to take him into the
yard. This was refused, but / permitted
her to take him on the piazza. While was
getting chair she started away with him.
! caught him by the arm, but she struck
me repeatedly and had to Jet him GO
Mrs. Marion made the statement that the
nun was the first offender, having struck
her first, and had grabbed the child with
such violence as to almost wrench its arm
off. Her special objection to the Home of
the Guardian Angel was due to fear that the
boy might contract consumption there, she
said, that being a disease hereditary in the
family
After full hearing the father was award,
ed the full custody of the child and the next
chapter will be read in the divorce court.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-10-29
ROLLINS WAKES WARM
He Makes presentation" of Papers to
a Brother Attorney

Just as court was about to convene yes
terday afternoon for the resumption of
proceedings in the trial OF Harry Clark for
murder, an incident occurred which was not
on the bills, but which promised for few
moments to create good.sized sensation.
Court Commissioner Rollins came in and
presented statement of account in the case
Of Gardiner VS.. Stare to c. N. Wilson, asso-
ciate counsel for the prosecution of Harry
Clark. Wilson reached for the papers which
were being served upon him, but Rollins
without actual delivery, for he Immediately
Wilson's hand, and finally snatched them
from him, tearing them in two and leaving
small piece in Wilson's grasp-presumably
as evidence of service.
There was an uproar in an instant. VIII.
son demanded the copy of the statement,
but Rollins said he desired to make some
alterations in it. To this Wilson responded
that was exactly what he did not propose
should be done; he would not accept service
and allow his copy to be tempered with
afterward. Rollins disclaimed that he in
tended to Serve the papers; he merely
desired to present them" Wilson
threatened that he would have Rollins ar
rested for assault, and followed him out to
the lobby, where Con Mallory, the deputy
sheriff attached to the district attorneys
ure, saying he was engaged only in criminal
cases, and, as the dispute was over civil
case, he would not make an arrest. So Rol-
Inns slipped away, seemingly well pleased to
get OFF so easily, whether service had been
made or not. The presentation was an
undoubted fact and its accomplishment was
witnessed by a courtroom full Of people,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-10-29
OPEN LETTER

Los ANGELES, Cal, Oct IS, 1898.
Mr.. X. j. Waters, Los Angeles, Cal:
Sir: In view OF the divergent views exist
ing as to your connection with the Bear
Valley Irrigation company and your re-
|sponsibility for the unlawful payment of
lover half a million dollars of unearned div
dends by such company, and for the use
and dissemination OF certain circulars CON
tanning false and fraudulent statements and
representations as to the company's assets
and business, upon the strength of which
large sales of the stock of such company
were made, | most respectfully beg leave to
submit to you the following inquiries that
seem to me to have tendency to elucidate
the entire matter and either to convict or
acuuit YOU of all charges made feel that
it is Just that you should have this public
opportunity of defending yourself against
these charges, and your public answer either
in the daily press or upon the rostrum to
the following questions is most earnestly
asked:
First-Is it true, or is it not true that YOU
were director of the Bear Valley Irrigation
company from December 81, 1890 twelve
days after the first meeting of such company
until December 2, 1892?
Seconds it true, or is it not true. that
on March 3, 1891, you were made the "hcad
of the financial department of such com
pany and remained such until December 3.
1892?
Third-Were you not upon the Sd day of
March, 1891, made assistant general man
ager of such company, and did you not re-
main such until you were afterward made
general manager?
Fourth-Is it not true that upon the 22d
day of October, 1901, you were elected gen
eral manager of such company and remained
such until December 2, 1892?
Fifth-ls it true, or is it not true, that while
YOU were a director of the Bear Valley
Irrigation company, and after June l. 1891,
the Bear Valley Irrigation company de-
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A4:kXAMRURGER SON.,
XHHE GREAZER PEOPLES STORE OzSs.. =

the class in the presence of the special
teacher. Another objection that had occa-
sionally been made was in effect that the
special teachers took advantage of the last
phrase by interpreting 1t as authority to ad-
minister censure to the regular instructor in
the presence of the pupils. An attempt to
amend it, however, resulted in wide diff
ference in opinion at the last regular meet
ing, so adjournment was taken until yester-
day afternoon without dsposing of the
matter.
Much the same situation was found to
prevail yesterday. but after going into SEES
sion as committee of the whole and freely
discussing the question it was finally deter
mined to leave the difficulty to the superin-
tendent, the rule being amended to read as
follows:
The work of special teachers shall
be under the direction of the superin-
tendent and shall be subject to such
rules MS he may prescribe therefor.
The city attorney was authorized tn file
a disclaimer in the quiet title suit of w. s.
Boyd against the city, small part of the
Spring street school lot being the property
in question.
The matter of giving right of way
through school property for the Washing
ton street opening was referred to the build
ing committee.
The superintendent was authorized to
turn. the annual THANKSGIVING donations
Of the schools over to Captain Frazier for
distribution, and the board adjourned
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Court Notes

Nellie A. Humphreys yesterday insti-
tuted divorce proceedings against her hus-
band, William NJ. Humphreys.
Manuel Machado, accused of grand lar.
leeny, had his arraignment yesterday and
Monday next was set as the time for him
Ito plead to the information.
Judge Van Dyke yesterday granted d.
yorce to A. j. Babb from his wife, Minnie
S. Babb, on the grounds of desertion.
William Mason. a native of Scotland. was
granted all the privileges of citizenship yes
terday by Judge Shaw.
Judge Allen yesterday granted the petit
ton OF st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
church to mortgage its property for SIS ,0OO.
w. II. Holmes has brought suit against
Andrew Pfahler for S400 due on note in
favor of the Mathews & Arnott company
which has been assigned to plaintiff.
Judge York yesterday appointed George
W. Weidler receiver in place of Charles H
Carey. the matter coming up in connection
with the suit of the Long Beach City School
District against Theodore Lutte ct al. de-
PENDANT, Carey, as receiver, intervening.
Ben Lun was to have had his preliminary
examination for grand larceny before Jus
tice Young yesterday, but the court being
Engaged in the hearing of other cases. his
cause went over to Monday. Lun is charged
with having stolen yacht at Santa Monica
October 5th
Judge York yesterday set aside the iudg
ment and order overruling demurrer en-
tered October 4th in the case of Wilmer
vs. McCray ct al. and ordered that defend
ants demurrer to plaintiffs amended com
plant be sustained. The petition for tenn
porarv Injunction was denied
T. S. Phillips, a resident of Fresno coun.
ty, has fled a petition in bankruptcy in the
United States district court; liabilities
'lA5.S3. assets none.
Francisco Reeves and William Gerrull. SEN
fenced to six months in the county Jail for
i,mporting Chinese unlawfu'lv. have had
their place of confinement changed to the
San Diego county jail at their request
Deputv Marshal McCulloch returned from
the Needles YESTERDAY. where he arrested
two men for selling liquor to Indians.
still on trial in the circuit court and tie
end is not in sight