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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
papTTAR IDEA OF IT.

There are a great many people who
rortend that an epidemic Of some one OF
the small chiIdren's diseases always FOL
lows the winter after a Wet spring
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
Nrn 4 PEEnENR

The Sunday school on College Hill which
has been in progress for ten years has
been given up and the Lttle house where
II has 50 long been held has been chang
cd into residence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

BISHOP HENNESSEY OFFITATES
This past week At ST. Louis a daughter
OF Richard Kerens, the noted Missouri
man. was married. Bishop Hennessey of
this city performed the ceremony.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
rs 4 rrrEr.r Nrxr,n

A. meeting oc women es~ayssts IN
Wichits recently &, = sid that N Or
paper lt vas ca im'y stated that ne ~
men or the Orient stained their an<-r
nails With sCeaenua.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

Hold it-Not ready for 81. order.
on the nre-Drder coollng.
Pur tf on she iro1--ro - b-ousd-
Mpr. frc-Ta De well done.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

here YET, his family here, and particularly
his grandfather, are very much grained
al MS success.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

ers seat. made by the man who won the
last pot.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

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To- kz1s8s CRY --------------- XII =
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03

On last Tuesday evening MIR ana Mrs.
r. T. WhitlOck gave a delightful donkey
party 10 their eldest daughter Miss Ma
ME, at their residence. on Church Hill.
Games and music We're INDUCED I'm I'M
an Il late hour when the party assem-
bled in the dining-r0Om, where refresh
ments were served.
Among the guests present were: Misses
Mamie Snead. Bessie BrannOn, Nirgie
Dickerson. Katie Taylor Maggie and
Louise Bates, Belle Wade. Adele Neale,
Mamie and Emma Whitlock. Florence
Davis, Susie Kaufelt. Minnie Melon
ough and Otelia Butler: Messrs. Harry
Taylor Percy Andrews. Arthur Hamilton.
John Traylor Archie Butler Eddie
Flournoy. Eugene Garter. Taylor Epps
Henry Whitiock Eugene Traylor. Ross
Godscy. Frank Copper Clinton Eubank,
and Warden Snead.
The young ladies looked very sweet
and CHARGING i'm their evening dresses.
Prizes were awarded 20 Miss Nirgie Dick
erson and Mr.. Eugene Carter. After
spending a very pleasant evening. the
merry crowd departed for their homes at
a late hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03
BOSTONIA SEXTETTE CLUB.
First of the Star Coursc--Iseserve Seat
Sale Monday Night.

The sixth annual Star Course Will open
on Monday night. November lith, WIN
the Bostonia Sextette Club, musical
organization Of great prominence, all OF
the members being artists. Richmond VIII
undoubtedly accord a hearty reception 10
Wulf Fries, the greatest or ceillsts. MT.
Fries. although well up in years, Is with
out question the Remenyi OF his probes
sion lie has appeared in over seven
thousand concerts during the ntty years
he has been before the American public.
and in speaking Of him the Springfield
Republican" says: Although he Is sew
enty-two years old, his hand has lost
none OF IT'S cunning, and he Is yet a veri-
taole wizard with his chosen instrument.
The Boston Herald I'm speaking OF Mr..
Stats, places him far IN advance or any
other artist on the clarinet, and In must
cal circles he is considered the king or
his chosen instrument.
The other members of the company
are Mr.. b. j. Holmberg. violin; Mr. w.
A. Hockheim. Viola and Mr.. Albert Rein
hart bass. Mr. Walter +. Loud, the
violin soloist is fast gaining prominence
as a violinist Of exceptional power
Miss Alicia Burns, soprano soloist, VIII
accompany the Sextette Club, and whNe
Just going out Of her teens Miss Burns
is considered by those competent 10
Judge. one of the most successful sopra-
no sololsts She has a rich voice with
range OF an alto and Of a soprano. Her
voice IS beautifully clear and sympathe-
tie. and her solos most charmingly rem
derod.
The reserved seats for the season Will
be given out next Monday night AT )
o'clock All orders must be- in, and pay
ments must be made, previous to
o'clock of same evening. The Star
Course Committee of this year have re-
tanned almost one hundred seats for SIN
gle sales, and they can be secured one
week I'm advance Of each entertainment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03
BATTALION SKIRMISH DRILL.
Acting Maj. c. Gray BossieuX and Two
Companies i'm Martial Manoeuvres.

Companies r and VI. Of the Second
Regiment under command Of Captain ana
Acting Major c. Gray BossieuX held a
battalion skirmish drill on the grounds
lust east Of Chimborazo Park at 1870
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The companies assembled at the Sew
enth-street Armory and were marched
the two miles to the grounds.
First Lieutenant r. ID. Fairlamb COM
manded Company NJ. with Second Lieu
tenant A. II. Gary I'm his place.
Captain william Russell commanded
Company with Lieutenants Tony
Miller and Alexander Duesberry.
About seventy-hve men were I'm line
and they went through the varied and IN
trlcalo manocuvres with a degree Of
precision that was surprising 10 the as
semblare of citizens who witnessed them,
that filed the horde OF watching and
eager juveniles with astonishment and IN
thusiasm and that was the source OF
pride % the officers In command.
The site OF the drill was peculiarly well
chosen 10 lay on the undulatory reaches
OF the slopes between two considerable
hills whose crests were crowned with
dense shrub growths that afforded excel.
lent background 10 tho view of the spec
tators
The drlU lasted about an hour and
thirty minutes and was concluded with
firing with blank cartridges I'm formations
Of squad. company and battalion and 1T
will
The end Of the firing was marked by
"a wild scramble on the part Of the youth
fu element for the empty shells, the
riaemen had scattered around.
Acting Major BoisseuN 'hen luilt his
men mp i'm battalion front and IT'S pic
ture was taken by Mr.. W. II. Blythe OPP
orator for Messrs. Wills and Bradley.
After this the march TO the armory
han4u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03

was at the WestmorelanA- Club last
night. He will probably 80 to Fredericks-
burg this morning and spend While
with his mother
A letter was received by Governor
Tyler from Mr.. O.. Emil Hesse. OF p
Broadway, New York. IN which he says
that in view Of the fact that peace has
been restored. he thinks the event I'M
portant enough TO warrant the erection
of a monument In Washington. lie sug-
gests that a committee composed OF rep
resentatlves from each State in the Union
be formed, and asks FOR the Governors
views on the subject
communication was also received
from the Merchants Exchange. OF Mem
phis. in reference to holding a conven-
ton in that city on November 18th 10 the
18th for the purpose Of securing national
quarantine against yellow fever.
The exchange asks the Governor 10 ap-
point two delegates 10 the convention
from this State.
Mcssrs J. y. Richmond. OF Lee coun-
~. and Merritt II. Cooke, Of Norfolk
were among the Governors visitors yes
tcrday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03
N0RVEL HiCK0K AGAIN.
He Leads a Philanthropic Citizen Il
Very Long Chase.

Norven Hlck0k, the nine-year-old boy
whose release from the Laurel Reform
atory was secured by his parents, after
strenuous exertions.. has again appeared
upon the scene.
Last night be was found at the SEVENTH
Street Armory By Mr. Aubrey Bongers'
and as he appeared 10 be friendless and
alone Mr. Bongers offered 20 take him
home.
This was a rash move, as that gentle
man afterwards found, for the boy told
Mr. Bongers that he lived In Fulton. and
the two meandered around through Chin
horace Park and the eastern portion OF
the city for some time
Finally Mr.. Bongcrs became disguised
with the frutless chase, and took the
nov 10 the First Police Station. where
Captain Whitlock received him, and tele-
nhoned to the Second Station asking that
a message be sent 10 the boys parents
AZ ia north Second street to come down
and get him.
Mr. Hlckok quickly responded to the
summons came 10 the First Station, and
took his son home.
lie told Captain WhitlOck that the boy
left home last Monday morning Mr..
Hlckok is I'm despair about his behavior.
and saws be doesn't know what 10 do
with him. lie would be glad for some
one 10 adopt the boy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03
NEW THIRD STATION.
Mr.. n. T. Gilmore Gets the Contract at
$3.50. Repairs tOthc Jail.

The Committee on Police met at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon with Messrs.
Seay chairman Peters and Shea of the
committee: Police Commissioners ]. w.
Iaube and city Attorney II. r. Pollard
present. and awarded the contract for
building the new Third police station TO
Mr.. r. H. Emore. whose bid was $3.50.
A called meeting of the committee will
be- hold shortly 90 receive Mt Elmore's
bond. which II has been specified shall De
for 81 y0l. and 90 fix the time Tor the
completion or the work.
Tho other bidders were Messrs j. w.
Thomas l8 $685.. IS i. Saoad. g. st5. G.. IT,.
& r. u. Newell S31N79. Nelson Pow
an. 81 S5. George W. Jarvis N66q. Fleet
& Mayo. s. 6i2. a. c. Houston. S267i. and
J. Schminke s.. Isi The highest bid made
was 50 9l5.
Tho committe has $500 90 spend on the
new station Mr.. Fimorc's bid leaves
them margin OF $500, which VIII be
used IN purchasing heating apparatus
and furniture.
Messrs. Guust and Snead Of suh-com-
uiittoe from the Grounds anu Buildings
Committee. accompanied by the City I'm
gincer visited the jaii al $3.50 o. clock yes
terlay morning for the purpose OF ascer-
tanning the repairs necessary 10 ;hat
structure.
They made a careful inspection and
win submit the results 10 a meeting az
the general committee. 10 be held Mon
day afternoon Just before the regular
session Of the council
II is understood that many repairs as
wei as an addition to the structure are
contemplated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03
SEARS CASE CONTINUED.
Neither Counsel Nor Commonwealth
Ready 10 Proceed.

The auearod forger. Harry Sears ahas
Ierank Johnson was given ten days III
which 10 prepare his case IN the Ponce
Court yesterday.
Neither defense nor prosecution was
ready. So when Mr.. Emmett scaton' rep
resenting the accused. asked for a CON
tinuance i'm order that friends 81 his
client could be heard FROM Justice
Crutchheld did not hesitate in granting
a ten-days delay r.
A dfspatch WAS received at the chlel ,
bcaaouarters yesterday from Chen OF
police I<izer. of Norfolk. asking that
$50 he held. and stating that ne had
operated in that city -,....,
peteetiye Tomliuson has communicated
Win the Pinkertons. and II Is thought
MAJ the accused is an old hand al the
t,'ei,oss as i'm MS pockets were found
,,"-,ber Of blank checks and rubber
etamp uarapherna1a.
Seors attempted 10 pass check on MI
oeoroe Ready at O. H. befrys Iuesday
,,o,nine i'm payment Tor some goods. but
the check was refused ,.,..,.......
Tie also attempted 20 secure lodgings az
~ 1mnerial Hotel hut his check was
refused at that place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03
THE ASSESSMENT CASE.
4 Verdict for the Plaintiff Of $1,000
Other Court News.

A verdict Of 5000 for the plaintiff was
returned yesterday in the Law and Eqniiy
Court in the east of Dietrich Oeters ad-
ministratOr against The supreme Council,
Knights Of Honor.
This is the second trial of this case the
verdict for the plaintiff VA the former
trial having been set aside.
It Is similar I'm many respects 10 the one
decided 1Ncsday in the United States
District Court of Appeals.
In the Circuit Court ID. Il. Midyette was
appointed trustee of Park-Pplace Meth
odist church i'm place of ID. Y. Morton.
Judgment for S69.&l was rendered IN the
case of 5. Zorn q Co. against the Rich
mOnd City Mills.
III. w. Anderson qualified to practice
law I'm this court.
Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk OF the Hutsngs Court TO }. j. Reilly
and Melissa Duncan.
Charles H. Williams and Bessie llar-
ris
charles Gasscr and Helena Brauer.
George Hughes and NJ c. Rock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03
THE TIMES. RICHMOND VA. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1898.

Bello Perkins, Mrs. w. w. Henry, MISC
Mary Msvo. Mrs. Richard Adam. Miss
Uerrick Miss Roberts. Mrs. Virginius
Hall. Mrs. James Patterson and Miss
Tree
The snecial business before the meet
inc vas the appointment of a delegate
To represent the chapter at the forth
coming state convention which meets in
NorfoIls December eth, Sth and 9Th. After
d,scussion II was decided TO postpone
this business until the annual meeting
OF the chapter.
An interesting detail of the meeting
was tho reading of a report OF Work
done for the suffering soldiers. II VIII
be remembered that in the absence from
the city of majority OF those belonging
to the chapter Mrs. Purcell undertook
this by no means easy task slnsie-haiu-
ed and did noble work, of when her as
sociates have reason to feel proud.
Mrs. Virglnius Hall was appointed pre-
sident OF Patrick Henry Chapter WHICH
is made up Of children.
The old Tuesday Club has now reor-
ganized with Mr.. Adolphus Blair as its
gallant president. and will open It's sea-
son early in December at the Masonic
Temple.
Miss Currie Connally will shortly Join
Dr. and Mrs. j. l.. NJ. Currie and MISS
Mary Carlisle, daughter OF Mr.. CalderYn
Carlisle. and the four will leave Tor an
extended stay in Egypt
Mrs. Charles Workman has returned
TO the city.
Miss Gusse Talcott. who IL maturing
into beauty OF a very striking type, VIII
leave in a few days for New YORK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
interesting Facts About h'cli'no"n >
Citizens and other Matters

The critical condition Of captain D. f.
t,it1 was unchanged last night.
Major Jed Hotchkiss continues 10 I'M
nrove AT St. Luke's Home.
telegram from Jacksonville iast even
ing states that Nj. Aubrey Young co"-
dltion is unchanged.
Mr. r. l.. Brown Jr. was resting cum
sor,ably al the Virginia Hozp"a' last
night.
Mrs Mamie b. Wood, OF AleNanurla'
Va ia visiting her daughter. Mrs Emma
r Graves. 1912 west Clay street
Bishop and Mrs. l.. w. Burton, OF Lex lex
,noton XIV. are on visit To Richmohu.
The guests Of Mr.. Jno. \. Cuf"s' '"'' ~
north Twenty-ninth street
,-,,o poard Of Health will ask the FL
80. committee 10 include in the heXt
BUDGET an appropriation for the .s'aD-
iisbmont Of an emergency hospital
Mrs 4. l.. owen. Of 427 west Main
-, has received tidngs of the death
~ her brother. Mr.. Jas. +. Hugsins'
which occurred In Louisville n.y. OH the
s0th ultlmo. -,,
Tho animal meeting OF the Kichmond
Traction Company. which was to nave
hem held I'm the Offices OF John l.. VIII
ltams & Sons Tuesday al hooh' was
postponed until next week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03
HEARING ARGUMENT.
The United states District Court Was
HmeX Yesterday.

The United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals convened at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. with Judges Cot and Waddill
presiding
The cause was argued OF w. II. Hodges
and g. B. McKcehan, administrators Of
Samuel j. Lusk, deceased, plaintiff in
error. against f. J. Kimball and Henry
Fink. receivers Of the Norfolk and West
ern railway. defendants i'm error; in error
to the Circuit Court OF the United States
for the Western District of Virginia. The
attorneys in this case were Robert Bur
row for the plaintiff, and r. NJ. Page
and J. J. Hurt for the defendants
The case of Linda II. Johnson the
Southern Building and Loan Association
and others, appellants. against j. r. Nil
Ter. j. X. Warden and others. appellees;
appeal from the Circuit Court for the
Western District of Virginia. al Abing-
don will be the first case called for argu-
mcnt this morning.
The following attorneys were admitted
to practice I'm this Court: Robert Burrow,
of Johnson City. Tenn. and H. S. Larew,
of Newberne. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03

Mary Taylor. "a colored girl was taken
IN charge 10y Officer Wiltshire on the
charge of having stolen lot OF clothing
from Mrs. Burton who formerly resided
at No l02 north Seventh street. The cloth
ing was taken TO wash and never re-
turned. Some OF the clothing IS now at
the Second station.
Mrs. Burton could not be found and the
case went over two days.
Dan Halman. q small colored boy. was
standing Oh Broad street when another
boy came up and gave him an orange.
Danny thought 10 real sweet IN the
strange boy and. after thanking him.
proceeded on his way pleased with
human nature in general and strange
boys I'm particular.
But Danny had not gone far when q
policeman caught hold Of him and arrest
ed him for taking the orange from the
stand OF a fruit dealer
Dannys orange cost him ten days lib
erty.
VIM. Faudree and Thomas Nicholson
got drunk and were scooped. but they
promised TO do better and were dis
charged.
Henry Shepperson. colored on the
charge Of striking Junius Flagel with a
rock was given until tho an instant TO
tell about IT,
w +. Jones was before the throne a
day or two ago for being drunk lie had
been there frequently before The Figure
on the Pedestal told him at that time that
the next time he appeared in line the
rock pile would be his punishment. SO
he kept his word and Jones was adjudg-
ed a vag and given thirty days with
Squire Sugar Bottom Jones. lie annOunc-
ed that he would take an appeal. and I'm
the meantime he Will try 10 raise the
necessary s.. which. upon payment 10 the
Keeper Of Exchequer. will insure his re-
lease.
Wexford Bryant was disorderly and
wanted to fight q peacefuliy-inc'ued ciu-
zen. 1t cost him $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03
AN EXPERT ACCOUNTANT

knows that ii is cheapest to use no.
thing but the best blank books, made
of the best paper, in the best man
ner. and bound in the best style. We
have all the latest Improvements and
devices and conveniences designed
for making the work of the books
keeper and and the business man
easy. Our office supplies, such as
letter files, letter books, writing
fluids, pens, mucilage, paste. type
writer supplies and all of the other
miscellaneous articles of stationery,
are of the best quality and sold AZ
EVERETT WADDEY CO.,
IIoS East Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03
TEMPERANCE WORK.
New Societies are Organized in Diner
cnt Localities.

New Societies arc Organized III bIicr
cnt Localities.
The Mary Newton Young Woman
Christian Temperance Union was orsa-
nized at the home OF Mrs Henry
Schmertz. 1916 east Main street on MOI
day night. October 3lst, by MIS-. a. L.
Wait. county president.
Cmccrs-President. Mrs. IT. Schrnertz'
Corresponding Secretary, MISS Mary
Taylor: Recording Secretary. MISE Mag
cio T. Tavlor. Treasurer, Miss Emma
Noodo. Vice presidents. Misses Kate
T.onrsworth. Lille stutz and Gertie But
Ter superintendents will be appointed az
the next meeting.
This Y. Union will meet at Mrs.
schmertz's home Thursday evening at
Mrs. Newton. state Organizer, was
present and gave short talk which IN
Guided some valuable suggestions con-
corning departments Of work.
Mrs. Newton went so Ashland today
10 attend the meeting Of the union tshe)
Organized there last week. She WI re-
tnrn 10 tho city and will leave for Crewe
on Thursday morning. having an en-
coeement 10 speak there Thursday n'git
The soldiers Christian Temperance
Union was organized on Monday last az
the Soldiers Home by Mrs NJ. W. New
ton. after an able and convincing sermon
ON the evils Of intemperance by Rev j.
IT, Reckham, of Asbury Methodist
church.
A large number Of the veterans united
I'm this Christian work 10 oppose the pro-
cress of strong drink which 50 frequently
spreads it's bllghting influence among
their comrades
The little knot Of white ribbon which
proclaims 10 the world the stand its
wearer has taken In behalf Of God, home,
and humanity was pinned. by the MEM
beers of the Womans Christian Temper
auce Union present, on the lapel Of each
old soldiers coat as he gave his rame.
This work among the soldiers OF the
Home will be aided in all possible ways
by the unions OF the city. TO which State
v-orl1 IN will be auxiliary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03
Months Arrests.

Sergeant Shinbcrger's report on the
number OF arrests for the month OF Octo-
Der shows an increase over last month.
The number OF whites arrested last
month was startlingy large, and the
reason assigned is the fact of the soldiers
being here.
The whole number of arrests last month
were 47S. Mlsdemeanors' 43l: felonies 36.
white 23G; colored 237. Ordinance VIOLA
tons 70; arrests in August. AS, In Sep
TENDER. 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03
Transfers OF Real Estate.

Richmond: julius Straus AMI wife to
l.. G.. jenkins. 10 sc feet on west side
ST. Paul street Il 5-6 feet north OF Coutts.
se,1
X. A. Throckmorton and wife TO John
l.. Carter. % feet on north side Nicho-
son street 4l6 7-l2 feet west OF Williams
burg avenue, Sl9j
Mary a. and Andrew 3. Wlesman TO
John +. Howell. 20 feet on east side
Cherry street 40 feet north OF Cumber-
land, $500.
Henrico Roberta and John Robinson
to Allen Goodman, 10 feet on east side
Pine street 20 feet south or Bacon. SIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03
Funerals Yesterday,

The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Kerse
took place at o'clock yesterday morning
from 81. PatHcks church and the inter-
ment was made in tho family section in
Nj Cavalry cemetery.
The funeral % AIR. Michael J. DAILY.
who died Monday. took place at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning from ST. Peters Ca
thodral with requiem high mass.
The funeral OF the late Mr.. j. j.. Green
ST.. took place from his late residence
No 1904 east Broad street yesterday
morning at II o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03

Colonel Powhatan Weisiser, formerly
of this city. now of New York, after an
absence of tWenty-three years. is "a guest
of Mr. VIM. L. Waite.
lie was severely wounded i'm cavalry
charge in the valley. under General Wick
ham. I'm 1861. ana for many years was
upon crutchos. His wound has never
healed
lie has heen warmly greeted hy host
OF old Confederate friends. who have
home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03

Mr.. William r. Cole and Miss Victoria
Crowder were married Monday evening
i'm the parlors of Rev. W. -. Beauchamp,
pastor OF 81. James church, VINO per-
formed the ceremony which made them
one.
The bride is a pretty young lady Of
Church Hin She was formerly a resi-
dent of Dmwiddie county The groom Is
from Halifax county hut now resides in
Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Cole will live
ON ThIty-siXth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03
POSTPONED THEIR TRIP.
Gov. Tyler and Gen Lee Go to s"v"n-
nah Next Wednesday.

Governor Tyler did not leave Tor Sa-
.ysnnab last night, as he expected One
80 HE arst callers yesterday was General
Ts,1hu.h Lee. accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Mamie Lee. The General
nm 10 the time that no received news OF
the painful accident 10 his AGED mother
had intended 10 go with Governor Tyler.
Yesterday morning, however he stated
10 ne Governor that he could not go
under the circumstance, bnt would
postpone the trip until next Wednesday
November 9th
Governor Tyler at once determined TO
change his plans TO conform TO the
wishes 81 General Lee.
The General spent some time at 81.
Lakes last evening with MrS Lee and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03
Vocal Music Class.

On Tuesday night at the Young Mems
Christian Association. vocal music
class was started. under the leadership
OF Professor Frank $. Thompson. This
class now has an enrolment OF seventeen
members, and will meet regularly on
Tuesday and Friday nights. The work
will be most thorough and helpful. and
presents a rare opportunity for young
men for voice culture.