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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-04
NORTHUMBERLAND NOTES.
Game acknowledgements Talent
Farmers Have Money.

TEATHSVILLE. VA. oct 3L-Special
Mrs Douun an estimab-e lady lVlns
about six miles from here was buried last
Friday.
The sportsmen are looking forward TO
tomorrow at which time they can shoot
cartridges. The birds are plentiful
The formers are not through seeding
wheat. but the acreage will be very much
smaller this year than II was last.
The Northern Neck Agricultural Assocl-
atoms Fair held here this year proved 70
be quite a success The Association was
I'm debt and succeeded in hquidaung us
debt and viii also pay small dipldeld'
The tomato canning factories III TINS
section have closed for the season. Ihey
had successful season, though the crop
was considered a short one
Tho political campaign here Is very
quiet. There is practically no opposition
10 the regular Democratic nominees.
The Summerdeld Literary Society Of
this place are preparing 10 give drama
during the month OF November entitled
1.-THE Mariners Return" They have some
very good amateur actors IN this society
and IL is believed the play will take well.
There have been very heavy rains here
recently which have damaged the corn
crops very much in the fields.
Miss Therxa Tignor. who has been IN
Baltimore for several months has just
returned TO her home here.
There are a. number of men travelling
this section selling sulky plows 10 the
farmers. They represent o Louisville
house and seem to be doing a big basil
ness The farmers are complaining of
hard times. but when there Is anything
% sell they are always ready 10 buy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-04
A BIG FIELD DAY
IN N0TT0WAl.
Hal Flood Makes the Best Speech Of
the Canvass.
EPES AND MANN ALSO SPEAK.
The Republicans are Badly Split and
the Followers of Ellis Advise the
Ne.r0c, 20 Vote for tpcs Before
They DO for ThOrp.

CREWE. Va. Nov. s.-Spcciaf-A
| LARGO crowd ,.,. o., .t.....f.
| az N'''''
way ''"I' ''-u1y' hut little businos
was transacted by the court. b,,+ from, ,
political standnoint 3, v,s t,, d..
1mmodi,tsl. .,,.. a.
"''er 'ne court adjourned
Tor dinner Democrat County Chairman
| ". A. Watson called mass-meetlne
} of the citizens and introduced Hon svd.
no,. % H.. IT, .t
congress
ION lnls district VINO WAS received
"''ii 7i'"t eu,nu7iaain' ana VINO gave iu
d. ''''l' I"itinie manner inn details ln
lhe contest DID, which bee was SOD unjustly
NeprHeu OF nus seat in Congress. and
t .,'.. upon l'e people to help ayensq
thl5 wrong, which was pclprtrltcd uDlr
the people of the Fourth District. by
sennins MN back to Congress by large
u'JoIlly,
fLoOD FINE SPEECH.
After Mr.. Epos had taken his seat
M watson introduced Che Hon. Hai.
u. Flood. OF AppOmattOX. who made tho
finest political speech that has be,n
heard ln this section for "a long time.
lie was enthusiastically received. and
was loudly cheered at frequent Intervals.
he discussed the issues of tho c.nnliar
In bold. clear strong manner dcclar.
Ing that the people of this district were
taxed without representation.
lie was congratulated by large mum.
bers OF citizens.
Ills speech was the subject of much
praise, and did tho Democratic cause
much good
At the close Of Mr FLOODS speech
loud cries for judge Mann Nor. made
Tho TuIrn r4.u...I..f Do.
speech. in which Doe declared th.f Dina
people of the Fourth District Won. dis.
tranchisod and would not stand b. Inn
on the sth of November would s.nl f..t
their representative 10 Congress i9 f.s
person of sydney T. Epcs.
REPUBLICAN SPLIT
The Republican party is terribly son
In this county.
Among the negroes. Rocker ruis t..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-04
Wedding i'm Bedford City.

BEDFORD CITY. VA, Nov. 3.--Spe-
cial.-Mr James Walker of Baltimore.
and Miss Trma Han Of this city were
united i'm marriage at the Methodist
church last night by Rev. Ernest F. Han
Of Westmoreland county, brother of the
bride. assisted by Rev. S. S. Lambeth
ID. D.. pastor of the church.
Miss Lula e. Jeter Of this place was
maid of honor and Mr.. William Walker,
of Baltimore was best man.
The event was a chrysanthemum we'd
ding and the decorations Of the church
were exceedingly tasteful
A reception was held AT the residence Of
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walk
or left on the night train for Baltimore,
thence TO Tampa.
The bride is the only daughter OF Mr..
J. Z. Hall. a former resident of Man
chester. She is a very attractive Young
lady and has many friends in Richmond
and vicinity.
Miss Minnie Schenk. Of Smyrna and
Mr.. T.. G. Whitehurst. Of Portsmouth.
were united in marriage at the residence
Of the brides father, r. Il. Schenk yes
terday at noon. Rev. Julian Luck oiiiclat-
ing. Miss Schenk Is a niece of Mrs. r.
G. Jopling. of this place and is a very
popular young lady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-04
VARSITY BACK HOME.
The More Sore TO the Touch After Their
Tussle with the Tigers.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Nov 3
Special.-Captain Collier brought his VIZ
ginia Varsity football team home from
Princeton al 3 o'clock this morning over
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
The players are aft in hrst-ciass shtne
after the hard game with Princeton, eA
cept Davis. the left guard. who received
quite a severe blow In the pit or the
stomach. Lloyd's nose IS slightly orulseu.
The other men are sore to the toucH' Du'
there are no sprains or bruises.
The result OF the contest was an uh.N-
pected and gratifying event Dotn 20 'nss
students at large and 10 the coaches o.
the team. When the eleven left mere
Tuesday it was confidently expected ma
the Tigers would run up az least total
OF 20 points. When the news reached INC
University office that Virginia soal me
had been crossed only twice IL excited lhe
incredulity OF the students. ana many
thought some mistake had been made.
The practice on the campus this AFTER
noon was a light one. but on tomorrow
the team will again buckle down to h9rd
work in preparation Tor the oatI,e Win
Georgtown. on Georgetown held, Iuesoay
next. NJ. W. Pope, full back OF the team
OF ~. will arrive to-morro" ana assist
in the coaching.
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( UPPERVILLE HORSE CLUB.
The Old Officers Hold Orer-Mcmorial
Services

Services.
wARRENTON. VA. November AIT
the called meeting OF the Upperville Colt
and Horse Club there was not a quorum
present. so the old officers will hold over
for one year. Mr.. Robert Neville was
elected TO Ill the vacancy on the Board
OF Directors caused by the removal from
the county Of Mr.. George II. Ayers. The
officers are as follows: Colonel r.. II.
Dulaney, president; William Fletcher,
president: =. S. Gochnauer, secre-
tary and treasurer; George Frasier.
James H. Skinner. Charles 4. Crenshaw,
Joshua Fletcher. J. w. Yates, X. Hunter
Dulaney. James A. Gibson and Robert
Neville. directors
The bar Of Fauquier county Will hold
a memorial meeting on the first day or
December Circuit Court to pass rosolu-
lions Of respect and deliver addresses in
honor OF the late Mr.. James
V. Brooke and Mr. Charles r.
Green. The committee TO report
resolutions on Mr. Brooke is General
William r. Payne. r. r. Campbell and
j. A. C. Keith on Mr. Green-General
Eppa Hunton. f. s. Turner and James
J.. JeHries.
A memomrial window has been placed
IN the Episcopal church here In honor Of
Mrs Eppa Hunton, Jr.. who died last
fan
Mr.. Roger Williams. OF Boston, has
purchased two carloads Of fine horses
in this vicinity and will take them to
Boston IN a few days.
The Fauquier Game Protective Asso-
citation had a second reward Of ten dol
lars to pay last week for information
season.
The game law has now expired and
viii continue until January the lst-sixty
days.
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OLD HOUSE OF BURGESSES.
Foundation Being CcmeAted 'o ~
serge lt-A Contemplated Memorial

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Nov. 5.-op"
cial-The Association for the Fiesei N'-
ton of Virginia Antiquities undef tne
eunoryision of members OF the Coio"l"'
CapitaI Branch. are having the iounu'
ton Of tho Old capital building cover
with cement 10 protect them rom ~
ravages of time and the hahus Oh N"''''''9
and relic hunters.
Tho foundation was recently uncovered
opd disclosed the fact that the famous
building was H-shaped.
The Colonial Capital Branch OF the As
eociation. of which Mrs. Charles WASH
ington Coleman Is president rs endeaNor-
ING 10 have a monument erected on the
site of the House of Burgesses or the
colonial Capital spoken Of above on
r.biob shall be inscribed the immortal
names of those who made laws in this
historic structure.
II is also rumored that efforts will be
made TO have a fac-simile Of tho caplla'
constructed I'm the original foundations.
The football team OF Wliham anu
Mary and Randolph viii piay mere
next Monday.
CONGRESSMAN DR.. Richard A. Wise and
o.bor popublican speakers are advertised
IN address the voters at Toano next sat
nrdav mt T. NJ. end at Williamsburg IL
night ..,...
4 western mar came mere SoIh' l lll.
AGO and rented rlmwood farm near loaho
from Mr.. r. II. SlatcrHe disappear
ed q few days ago. taking all his personal
effects with him, leaving only sHla'
crop i'm the field His object presumably
was to beat Mr.. slater out of the rent
which was overdue
Mr.. and Mrs. y. l.. Robinson ana
daughters. Miss Helen and Lucille. have
returned from a ten days visit to friends
i'm New York city.
Nessrs. C.. J. Person and w. p. Jones
left Yesterday for New York
Miss Cornella Mullen IS i'm Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Bright left yester-
dav for their home I'm philadelphia. after
d weeks visit with relatives here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-04
HEART DISEASE.
Some Facts Regarding the Rapid
Increase of Heart Troubles.
Do Not De Alarmed, but Look for the
Cause.

Heart troubles. at least among Ameri-
cans, are certainly increasing and while
'this may be largely due to the excitement
and worry OF American business life, 1t Is
more often the result Of weak stOmachs
Of poor digestion.
Real. organic heart disease is incurable:
but not one case in a hundred of heart
trouble Is organic
The close relation between heart trouble
and poor digestion is because both organs
are controlled by branches Of the same
great nerves the sympathetic and the
Pneumogastric.
In another way. also the heart IS ar
fected by that form OF poor digestion,
which causes gas and fermentation from
half digested food: there is a feeling OF
oppression and heaviness In the chest
caused by pressure OF the distended stom-
ach on the heart and lungs. Interfering
with their action: hence arises a palpita-
ton and short breath.
Poor digestion also poisons the blood.
makes II thin and watery. which irri-
tates and weakens the heart.
Tho most sensible treatment for heart
trouble Is 10 improve the digestion and
TO insure the prompt assimilation Of food.
This can best be done by the regular
use after meals Of some safe, pleasant
and effective digestive preparation. like
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. which may
he found AT most drug stores and which
contain valuable, harmless digestive ele-
ments IN pleasant. convenient form
II is safe TO say that the regular, per-
sistent use Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
AZ meal time will cure any form Of stom-
ach trouble except cancer Of the stom-
ach.
FuU sized package Of the tablets sold
by druggists az 50 cents.
Little book on stomach troubles mailed
free. Address Stuart Co. Marshall Mich.
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Marshall.

WARRENTON. VA. Nov. 3.-Special.-
This evening at o'clock Miss Elizabeth
Silcott-Yates was married to Mr.. Edward
Newton Marshall. The marriage took
place at Fairfield" the home Of the
bride. The bride is the only daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs James j.. Yates Of this
county. The groom is a rising young
business man of Washington. j. c. At
ter the ceremony Mr., and Mrs. Marshall
left on a northern bridal tour An elab-
crate reception was prepared for the
guests at which upwards of hundred
covers were laid
The bridal present were very numerous
and handsome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-04
UNKNOWN VESSEL STRANDED.
She Has Been Ashore at Cape Lookout
LIGHT Since oct. 10Th.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3-Ihe Board OF
Underwriters are seeking 10 IDENTIFY an
unknown vessel and her cargo reported
by their agent al Beaufort. y. G., 10 be
ashore N cape Lookout light since Oc-
tober 18th.
The bottom IS about leo 20 le5 feet
long and yellow metalled. All the upper
works are gone. She Is loaded with lum-
her OF various dimensions, most Of it
marked with the letter IS" on the end
The letter is about II 10 inches long.
and appears 10 have been cut by
some tool or instrument made for the
purpose.
The lumber is believed to be Florida
or Georgia pine. It is also a question
as to what has become Of the vessels
crew.
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time 10 is known that nearly all the mem
bers OF the family, either near or distant,
have icft Virginia ard arc resident in or
near New York. 10 is presumed, there
fore. and for other reasons, that 10 Will
take place In that city: possibly in Christ
church. Brooklyn Of which the brother.
Rev. a. b. Kins0lving. is rector.
Mrs. Alexander Cameron and family
have returned from Cameron Lodge.
The private dancing school FOR chill
dren conducted by Mrs James q. WEIGH
az a0S FLOYD avenue will reopen for The
season this afternoon and the chill
dren Of the fashionable set are enthu-
siastic regarding IT,
Many of the parents and guardians Will
o. last year. on recurring Fridays, visit
the rooms iu order 10 enjoy the pretty
panorama Of the dance, the participants
I'm which represents our bellies and beaux
OF years TO come now in the nursery.
The second meeting Of the Junior Cotil-
lion Class. will take place this evening at
Belvidere Hall. Nine o'clock is the OPEN
ing hour. and an unusually large number
are enrolled for the dance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-04
APATHY IN MECKLENBURG,
IMPOSSIBLE 10 Make Any Predictions as
,,I,-otd.Timc Bepubiicah.

CuASr, CITY. VA, Nov. 3.-SpeelaI'-
,,C.,rrossnoan r.. T. Thorp. Republican
candidate is now making thorough can can.
vass Of the county lie spoke mere i ias,
,ieht 70 a crowd of about one hundred
"a ef,v white and colored Republicans
and a few Democrats attended.
postmaster j. NJ. Sloan Of TINS pace
,iso snoke in defence of the principles
Of the Republican party and in advocacy
If Mr. Thorp. Although the postmaster
has GOOD place and is seeking nothing
vet he is never as happy as when speak
ING to Republicans and had rather do SO
than TO eat while hungry. re Is one oi
the old issue original Republicans.
To predict the result in TINS county
would be absolutely the widest conJec--
ture. as great apathey exists mere IN al
parties
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sale of Government Horses.

ALEXANDRIA. VA November g.
special-A sale took place this morning
al st. Asaph race track of forty govern
ment horses and twenty-five mules to-
sether with q. lot of wagon harness,
wagon sheets ana shelter tents.
\ good many from this city attended
the sale. and /, IS said that the horses
and mules brought fair prices.
Deputy United states Marshal Joseph
f. Glover. OF ,hls city. has served an
injunction notice on the Mayor and Cliy
Council Of Colonial Beach restraining
them from selling certain Colonial Beach
property for taxes. The matter is now
pending In the United States courts here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-04
COMMISSION OF LUNACY
Proctor 20 BE Privately Trea'ed~Dr
Cnrter's Condition Still Critical.

ASHLAND. VA, Nov. Especial
commission Of lunacy was held yesterday
over y. A. Proctor an account OF whose
arrangement has been published IN The
Times.
Constable Nash took the unfortunate
man back to Philadelphia tins morning
where his wife wishes 10 nave MN
treated in a private institution
DR. II r. Carter remains in a critical
condition from typhoid fever DR.. Jacob
Nichaux. Of Richmond. paid him pro-
fessiOnal visit to-day.
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proprietor refused to receive him, and
turned him over TO the police. Ills par
cnts live In New York. and he has a
brother IN the Danville company OF the
Second Virginia Regiment His family
have been communicated with.
The Common Council postponed con-
slderation OF the proposed appropriation
Of $4,000 for street Improvements until
the December meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-04
HUNTING ACCIDENT.
DR. n. W. Lumpkin Seriously Shot in
the Leg.

DANVILLE VA, Nov. Especial.
Hon. Harry Wooding, mayor OF Danyiue.
II. H. Barksdaie. a prominent merchants
and Or. y. W Lumpkin. a widely known
veterinary surgeon. were out bird hunt
ing to-day While In a field. about ten
miles from Danvilie. Mr.. Barksdale's gun
went on accidentally and the entire load
OF shot took effect In Or. Lumpkn's leg
Just above che knee.
Barksdsle was in q few feet OF Lump
Kin at the time and the wound inflicted
l. pronounced quite a serious one. some
OF the bones being shattered and the
flesh terribly acerated
DR.. Lumpkin was brought homo to-
nlght.
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Annie /. Crist. vice Mrs. Kate 5. Bruce,
dead: Redoak. Charlotte county berA.eY
ID Adams. vice r. c.. Hardle, reslsn..u ,
sherwood. ROckbrdge county Mis' o"
size r.. clarke. vice John u. Shair.
moved: Tide. Lee county, franNnl Do
GOV Vice VIM. p. NJ. stewart. resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-04
The Ailing Ones.

Captain Fftz continues to grow worse
at his home and the end. it is thought.
cannot be far or.
The condition OF Mr.. r. J.. Brown. Jr..
at the virginia Hospital. Is reported to
be .mprovInc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-04
WHITE MANS DAY.
\ Big Meeting with Speaking and
Music Saturday.

ROXBORO y. C.. Nov Special
There will be a big white Mans Day"
here Saturday. There viii be speaking by
Hon. W. W. Kitchin. Hon. Julian S. Carr
Hon +. NJ Simmons. Hon. w II. Nitch-
in and Colonel John Cunningham.
Every white man is cordially invited
regardless OF past party afiillatlon. The
Second North Carolina Regiment Band.
the finest military band IN the United
States. will make music for the occasion.
The ladies' are also cordially Invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-04
r,NCrop VnEHNOMI.Ttn.

The following was the range OF the
thermometer az TIE Times Office yester-
day: A. NJ. ~: l. NJ. O.: u. NJ, 81. 8
T. NJ, Ga; . T.. NJ, 70; II NJ, 40. AVERAGE
81 Ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-04

Secretary Powers. OF the Church MIS-
sionarv Society has cabled to Rev. Mr..
Kinsolving the news of his elevation. and
directed him TO proceed at once TO this
country for conservation. This. it is ex-
pected. he will do, accompanied BY his
family. lie will come. according 20 usual
rule. by the way OF England. and should
reach here about the middle OF December
The Bishop of Kentucky would be glad
TO have IL take place In Chrlsts Church
Cathedral. Louisville and there are some
who believe Mr.. KinSolvng will prefer
that IL occur in Richmond. At the same
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-04

The following tourih-cllas NcsiWasters
were appointed to-day North Carolina
Rowles Creek. Harnett county. w. a.
Green. vice VIM. j. Long. removed. Vir-
ginia-Naruna. Campbell county. r. H..
Blankenship, vice Walter l.. Maddox. re-
moved, Perrows. Campbell county, Mrs.
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PROTECTED HIS SISTER.
John Lassitcr Shot by His Young
Brothcr-in. Law.

COURTLAND. VA. oct. 1s-Special--
John Lassiter. a one-armed white man.
was fatally shot. it is thought. about 3
o'clock =. NJ. yesterday. by Emmett Beale
a youth OF fourteen years. and rather
diminutive size. The particulars so far as
obtainable seem to be that Lassiter, who
married Beale's sister, treated her cru
ely and she returned TO her father
home some weeks ago.
Yesterday during the elder Beale's abb
sence ne attempted TO force his wife 10
return with him. and while dragging her
away. her screams brought young Bealc
10 the scene. who was armed with a dou-
ble-barrelled shot gun. which he I-Gsced-
ed TO discharge without effect at hi Of
Tending brother-in-law. He then secured
a single-barre gun and shot Lassiter IN
the right side OF the neck. tearing away
all the muscles ana flesh and exposing
the jugular vein.
Young Bealc has been arrested ana
lodged in Jail TO await result Of Lassiter S
injuries.
The result Of the trial Of Jordan webb,
alias Bob Smith. who was yesterday sem
fenced By Judge Prince to be hung on
December 9. 1898, for criminal assault
upon Mrs. Bowden. an aged white lady
of this county. gives general satisfaction
the negroes as a rule commencing the
verdict OF the jury.
The conservative element are grained
too. that lynchng. which was al nrst
threatened. was not resorted TO.
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SOLDIERS TIED TO STAKES.
A West Virginia Colonel Accused oil
Cruelty To Three Privatcs.

HARRISBURG. PA. October lS.-Lieu-
tenant-Colonel OBrien Moore. OF the
Second West Virginia Infantry VIII have
To face "a c0urt-martial for his treat
ment of Privates Mace. Nose and rant
of Company VI. Shepherdstown, sunday
morning. The charges are that because
those men. who had been confined ln
the euard-house for various minor OF
fences. refused TO obey the order OF
Lieutenant Gauiot officer of the day' TO
nick up scraps ~ paper and other de-
bris about the rcgimental camp. Colonel
Moore. who is boo command during the
absence OF Colonel Castecl ms temporary
brigade commander. ordered them 10
he tied spread eagle" fashion 90 but
tonwood stakes driven into the ground
stout ropos being drawn closely about
their hands and feet They lay on the
ground for two hours with the sun in
their faces. while armed guards and
Lieutenant GaujOt stood about 10 see
that they did not make an effort 90 es-
cape
An officer from another command took
"A snap shot OF the scene. II Will play
an important part In the court-mariial
proceedings
colonel Moore made no excuse for his
alleged harshness. except 90 say that aH
three men were hard 90 handle and bad
given their officers considerable trouble
I'm tho prst He stated that Maco was
am old regular army man and com
mon offender Tie said that charges ot
disobed.enco would probably Doe preferred
against the men.
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CREWE A TOBACCO MARKET.
4 Sales Warehouse Being Buiit-Mis
take Causes a Wreck.

CREWE. VA. oct 1S-Special-The
question of making Crewe tobacco
market has been agitated for several
years, but no DEFINITE plans were shaped
until recently when Mr. Thomas b.
Oliver, one Of the most prominent mcr-
chants of the town. and Mr.. W. j. Bur-
ton, thrifty farmer OF this county, de-
cided to erect the first warehouse
Work on the new building has begun
and IL will not be long before II Is COM
Dleted The warehouse will be built on
a lot adjoining the Crewe Milling Com
panys splendid new mill. Ii is under
stood that quite a number of Crewe CHI
zens will begin TO buy "the weed as
soon as the warehouse IS ready TO pe
opened.
a small wreck occurred in the Crewe
ward soon after dark last night. BY mis-
take OF the yard conductor freight tram
was ordered 10 pull IN on the wrong track
and before the engineer discovered the
mistake and could stop his tFaln, MS en-
CINE ran into a lot OF freight cars. COM
nletelv wrecking several fats. No one
was hurt and the wreckage was soon
cleaned up.
A series OF revival meetings is now In
nrogress al the Baptist church. The pas
Tor. Rev j. II. Newbill. is being aided by
Rev. James z. Doan. OF Blackstone. Nc