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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
ANOTHER FLOOD OF BILLS
signed by Governor Tyler af'er fass-
ing Both Houses Of the Legislature.

Governor Tyler had another busy day
Yesterday as far as the reading over ana
snproyinc bills was concerned. which by
his signature have become laws. Inc
following measures have in that manner
tound a place on the statute book:
To prohibit hogs running az large upon
the streets or roads within certain pre-
scribed limits at Accomac Courthouse
county OF Accomac.
TO incorporate the Loudoun County
Savings Bank and Trust Company.
To amend and re-enact section 100 Oh
the code In relation TO proceedings TO
enforce deeds OF trust. mortgages ana
vendors liens. 49,.
To amend and re-enact section @'l OF
the code I'm relation TO indemnliyihS
bonds to officers, their penalties ana con-
dilions.
10 incorporate the Walkerton ana Mat
taponi Bridge Company.
10 amend and re-enact section 3o6 OF
the Code in relation 10 the term OF en-
listment
TO amend and re-enact section Ga OF
the code i'm relation 10 the redemption OF
delinquent lands.
no amend and re-enact section 492 OF
the code as 10 by whom property IS 10 De
listed and 10 whom taxed.
To reouire the courts of this Common
wealth having jurisdiction Of suits FOR
the sale OF lands 10 satisfy debts, 70 spec.
ify in the decree directing the account o.
debts 10 be taken. that the commissioner
10 whom the decree Is referred, shan as
certain and report all delinquent taxes
mon said lands and ~ sold Tor said taxes
10 whom.
Recurring railroads companies 10 trans
INES and providing a remedy and penalty
for the refusal OF any such company 10
receive transport or deliver such 1--we
stock
Company.
county.
To authorize John II. Alexander.
Charles f. Berkeley, George w Rupp
Jasper c. Dawson and George W. Grimes.
trustees for I.oudoun Lodge No. %. lnde-
nendsnt order OF Odd-Fellows. at Lees
burg. Va, 10 seal and convey under the
instructions OF said lodge and In accord
ance with It's laws. certain lot or land
belonging 10 said lodge In the town or
LeesDurg. Va.
To Incorporate the Clinch River and
Rio Sandy Railroad Company.
10 amend and re-enact sections 4. IL.
| n ana II and to repeal sections IL and l3
OF an act incorporating the town OF Big
stone Gap and 10 legalize certain acts
OF the town council.
To re-enact subdivision OF section 10
of chapter 4, OF an act providing a new
charter for the town OF clintwood In
Dickinson county.
To authorlzs the town OF Big Stone
Gap 70 receive and dIsburse road taxes
and 20 provide for settlement with the
Richmond Magisierial District In Wise
county.
To amend and rs-snaet section 20t9 OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
CLARK COUNTY GRAND JURY.
The Tax Levy Placed at One Cent on
the Dollar of Property.

BERRYVILLE, VA, Feb. 2i.-Special.-
A special grand jury has been called TOT
the February term Of the County Court 10
pass on the case Of +. Webb. charged
with stealing q horse from Mr.. }. VI.
Carlisle. ana also the case of William
Carter. the colored man who tried 10
break out OF the Jail where he has been
confined on a charge Of highway robbery.
Both of the cases will probably be iinally
disnoscd Of 10y the grand and petit Juries
at the coming term.
The Board of Supervisors last week re-
ceived the county treasurers report
showing that the rate OF taxation Tor
1897 was sufficient 10 meet the claims
against Tho county and leave a surplus.
The board then fixed the rate Tor lsHs
for county purposes AT elghteen ceills ,' oii
the 500 Of valuation fifteen cents To pay
interest and provide a sinking iuhd on
the railroad Indebtedness of the county,
and ten cents for county school purposes
In all forty-two cents.
In addition to this, forty cents Is pald
for State purposes. and tax ior r0dus
and for district school purposes making
the whole amount one hundred cents Oh
the 500 of valuation.
Mr. Henry Cook. the superintendent OF
the water works at Front Royal, recently
made a survey of the proposed water
works at Berryvillc. and he has Deeh
asked by the Town Council 20 appear
before them and acQuaint them WIN the
result Of his examinat on.
Miss Kate V. Garyin daughter OF MI
4. II. Garvin of Wildwood, and MI Jo-
seph w BOwles. prosperous farmer
were quietly married at the residence OF
the brides father on the -lst instant
After the ceremony the couple TOOK tns
Norfolk ard Western train for tour OF
tha eastern cities.
ID r Edward Mcclure, or Richmond WIS
I'm town al his old home on Monday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
Married In Washington.

ASHLAND, VA, Feb. 24.-Special-Mr.
Aubrey Anderson and Miss Moody john
son took the $50 A. NJ train here for
Washington, where they were married
to-day. They were accompanied by MISS
Willie Harris and the brides brother
Mr.. Jim Johnson.
The bride is a popular young lady, the
daughter OF Mr.. Il. Hardin Johnson. who
resides near Ashland and the groom is
the efficient bookkeeper at the Bowling
Green Female Seminary, and Is a young
man OF much worth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
rooms on Williamsburg avenue last

rooms on Williamsburg avenue last
night
This club is composed OF some Of the
best people In Fulton and It's purpose Is
10 entertain and be entertained. and to
promote all manly athletic sports.
The present headquarters OF the club
nave but recently been secured, but read
ing rooms and games OF chess checkers,
domiuocs. etc. and gymnasium appara-
fus have begun TO attract the youths or
FULTON. and now the clubs membership
numbers about one hundred.
The entertainment last night consisted
OF a boxing match OF four three minute
rounds. between "Reddy" Farley. Of tho
Independent Athletic Club. and kid
Slattery Of Brooklyn. Mr.. Jarvis. OF the
Independents. held the watch.
Both Farley and Slattery were In splen-
old condition, weighing IN at about $50
pounds each, and they gave the Fulton
ties a first class exhibition Of boxing.
No damage was done either man dur
ing the bout. and the points were about
evenly divided Farley IS as quick as a
nash on his feet. while Slattery evens
things up by putting out better defense.
These youngsters form a pair OF de
tenders" Of no mean ability, and the re-
suit OF their exercise IS a perfectly
healthy constitution and well developed
figures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
ELECTION JUDGES APPOINTED.
Great Intcrcs; in the Washington
Horse Show.


FREDERICKSBURG. VA Feb. "a
Speciai.-The Election Board last night
elected the following judges 10 act in
tie municipal election 10 be held on May
2srh when Mayor. City Council and
other city officers Will be elected: Upper
Ward. Mcssrs. y. j. Smith. 5. Il. Beale
and William Sullnger. Lower Ward.
Nessrs. a. NJ Garner j. T. Rodgers and
George 7 Downing.
Sir W billiard and Miss Lena i. Har-
rison were married yesterday a. Shiloh
IN King George county. Rev. H. II. Zones
officiating.
Al the home OF thc bride, IN Wcstmore-
land county. ON yesterday. Miss Cynthia
Mcf,uft,e was married 10 Nj. George l..
Douglass Rev. L. J. Raines officiating.
Major Thomas J.. Wallace, attorney for
William a. Bolander ard Mrs. G. g..
Mott brother and sister OF the late G. j.
Beander. has SOLD the farm In this coun-
w left 10y the later. 10 Mr.. Festus car
scr
Interest in The revival az the baptist
church stn Increases under tue able
preaching OF Rev. II. w. Tribble, OF
CharlOttcsN
TAe breeders OF hne horses IN this Sec
ton feel great interest in the coming
morse show in Washington and II Is
probable that a number Of high-bred troi-
-ers. thoroughbreds and jumpers Will be
cent from here 20 compete Tor the
prizes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
HAMPDEN-S SIDNEY FESTIVlTY.
Interesting Intermediate Celebration.
Gen. Hundlcy Commencement orator

HAMPDEN SIDNEY VA. Feb. o.
speclaL-The festivities Of the interme-
oiate celebration of the college were in-
sugurted last night under the most fav-
oraole auspices The gymnasium class
under The direction Of Professor W. T..
Bull gave an entertaining exhibition be-
fore a large gathering. Special mention
should no made of the skilful work Of the
Messrs. Caldwell. OF North Carolina. and
Sir +. r. Herndon. o. Louisiana. Mr.. J.
s. kuykendau OF West Virginia. who
played the role of clown. was decided
surcess. ana brought down the HOUSE,
time ANA aeIll.
Tonight the entire Hi.l IS astir and fun
O. nfc and enthusiasm a large. FASH
ionahl, and intensely interested audience
gathered DOB the Memorial Han TO hear
tho oratious by members Of the junior
and senior classes i'm the college. Music
S. being furnished hy the College H'H
banjo and Mandolin club
ile following are the names ~ the
speakers and their subjects.
SIT o. q. Mcdonald Va, subject:
"Iioioes and Hcroism.'
Mr $. kuykendan W. Va. subject:
"The Ideal Woman
Mr D. NJ. Gaines. Georgia. subject:
"1ho Coming Russia"
+AIs '- H. Lazy w N''f ""'lNN'' W.
j. Os10od '
MT w w. Bonduraut Va. subject:
"Oratory Ancient and Modern"
SIR ~. t. Houston. Va. subject:
"Amerioas Right and Duty
Tine speeches We're unusually we'll pre-
pared and gracefully delivered Or. Nc
Ilwaiue the president of the college pre-
sized. ana the exercises were opened
with prayer by Rev. Dr. G. c. Hersman
OF Union Theological Seminary.
IhCrc arc number OF visiting Young
ladies on the Hill. among them Miss Os-
borne. OF petersburg' Miss Ross. OF Lex
incton. Miss Watkins. OF Mecklcnhurg;
Misses Huntington, Cawlcy. Armistcad.
Otley Cunningham, Preston. Merrick Of
DauSilif.
ON Saturday night Dr. Edwin ". Fay
Of Washington and Lee University. will
lecture in the College chapel Dr. Fay is
an eminent writer. soholar and teacher.
General George J. Lundlcy, Of Amelia,
will deliver the alumni address at the
neXf commencement
Rev ". !. Lacy. Of Norfolk. Va. will
deliver three lectures in the Union Semi
mary Magazine on Hymnolocy beginning
next week.
Tile present issue OF the Seminary Mag
azine contains a sketch OF the life and
character OF Or x. J.. Dahney. IL S. q
strong iust and beautiful tribute 90 prob
ably the greatest theologian the South
has produced. written by his devoted
friend and pupil. Dr Thomas Cary john
SON. who is himself regarded by many as
at present the ablest theologian and
church historian OF the Southern Pres
byterian church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
RENOUNCE THE LEAGUE.
None 80 Poor 10 DO IL Reverence III
Marshall Ward.

4 large and enthusiastic meeting OF
the Marshall Ward Democratic Club was
held last night at Springfield Hall, corner
Twsnty-sixth and NJ streets when be-
fore an audience that filled the large
hall. most OF the candidates Tor the gus
al the disposal Of tho people presented
their claims ia that unique ana eloquent
stvIe inimitabls to these seeking the SUI
freges NJ the patriotic Democrats not
only of Marshall Ward but OF the entlre
city. -
There having been introduced ana
nassfd at its last meeting resolution
requesting the applicants for ward non
ors in the Council and Board OF Alder
men. 10 state before tbs club their POSI-
ton as 10 whether or not they are In any
wsv affiliated with the Good Govern"
ment League, all speaking for the afore-
said Offices. entirely refuted tho charge
that they now or ever had any connec-
ton with the League.
A committee was appointed looking 10
the holding Of big mass-meeung AT
Corcoran Hall in the near future.
The Madison Ward Democratic club
held a well-attended meeting at Powha-
tan Club Hall last evening.
After the transaction OF routine pusl-
ness. the meeting resolved itself into an
open session to allow the candidates TO
talk and not few availed themselves
Of the privilege.
The solid Democratic Club OF Monroe
Ward was organized last night at Moore
Han. No. 1873 south Second street. me
following officers were elected temper
arily: Patrick J.. Brown, president;
Iobo " Krot,se Nice-Drasident. Claude
Gatewood. secretary: NJ. J. Moore. treas
urer; Charles Krouse. sergeant-at-
The following members compose the nm
ance committee: Charles Miller. John w,
Krouse and NJ. T.. IIennessey Meetings
are 10 be held on Tuesday nights. All
candidates are invited to attend and
present their claims. .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
SENTENCED FOR BURGLARY,
So Little Water Has Fallen in Neck
Ienburg That Wells May Go Dry.

BOYDTON, VA, Feb. 2i.-Speciai.-
Three men were sentenced 20 the peniten-
tiary from the County Court this week
one of them was Robert Alexander for
burglary. This fellow Is hardly grown
,od iasf week while I'm iail ava ting trial.
was sent out I'm the back enclosure or the
iail. and while out scaled the wall ana
made his escape. He was pursued ana
captured about two miles from town.
Some apprehension IL ret mere Ies'
the wells will give out this summer.
there has been an unusually small guam
titv of rain this winter and even now
many OF the wells are low of water. Roa 10
noke river Is very low for winter, "hl,l
shows that there has heen very nun tH s.t
on the Dan and Staunton rivers, which
form the Roanoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25

maintained by the facts IN the ease.
compilatiOn after compilation OF heuic9
had been submitted, and they had always
shown that the affairs OF the state WEI
anvthine hut economically administered,
Under "A new Constitution the number OF
officers could be reduced one-hali INC
state OF virginia spent nearly as "iuIu
TO administer the government az 9'u
North Carolina and Georgia commune"
Senator Withers said the measures VI
rstrenchmeut and reform did not amount
10 anything. The Senate hileu liouse
hills ar emasculated them so that the
Iouse could not accept them and vice
versa Last year the criminal expenses
amounted to $4,000 and every dollar OF
n was paid, although the appropriation
omounted only to 100000. THIS year lie
senate appropriated for TINS purpose
s9so oO0 and il this should become law
the criminal expenses would sun 70
paid as long as there was dollar III inc
state Treasury. ..,,,
In speaking Of a proposed constitutional
commission. Mr.. Withers said, the Anglo
Saxons OF Virginia would not SUBMIT 10
heino dictated To by a few who snoulo
submit q constitution. The only way out
Of the dilemma was a constitutional con-
yentlon.
IT WAS USEFUL
Mr.. Saunders stated that the conference
had been a sueful one inasmuch as an
exchange of opinion had been effected
II would not be advisable to act hastily
but 10 consider the matter well. some
thing should be done by united action on
the part of Democrats. Personally ne
was i'm favor Of a constitutional conVeh-
ton and the Democratic members OF the
two Houses should give their reasons Tor
recommending the holding OF such CON
vention. He suggested that the confer
ence meet again on Saturday evening TO
further deliberate on the matter, OUT inc
action OF the caucus should not be Dihu-
ing. but only pernacious.
Mr.. Saunders offered resolutions W
had been a useful one inasmuch do o."
conference then adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
Observation-Disclosures

Mr.. T.. A. shackclsord and Miss Lillian
ID. Wallace were married AT the brides
residence. No. IA north Tyenty-nfth
street. yesterday az 100 A. NJ. by
Rev. Joel T. Tucker. OF East End Bap-
fist church. The happy couple left on
the early train for a northern tour OF
about two weeks duration. Mr. Louis
shackolford. brother OF the groom, of
Newport News, acted as best man.
Mr.. Shackelford is the junior member
OF the firm OF shoe dealers OF A. J.
Shackelford & Son. 1901 east Main
street. and is one OF Richmond's most
popular Young business men
Miss Wallace IS the daughter OF Mrs.
Z. j. Wallace. and Is charming young
lady OF Church Hill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
Smith--DOrsan.

Mr.. r. F. Smith ana Mss Lille Dor
sam were married yesterday. afternoon at
$3.50 clock al st. Johns Lutheran church,
Eighth and Marshall streets, BY Rev.
Pah Mcneil.
The groom is q valued employe IS the
J Wright Tobacco Company. and tho
bride Is an attractive young lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Will leave this even
Ing for the North.
The ushers were Messrs. Henry r.
Miller. r. w. Walther. c.. A. Motley.
II. G. Brauer, william G. Donnan ana
Mr. Weisiger.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith left on the York
River route for Baltimore for short
stay
Mr. William VI oConnor and Miss
Mary Johnson were married al Sacred
Heart church last Saturday evening AZ
o'clock by Rev. Father j. b. O'Reiily
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
MASTER MACHINIST TALKS.
Mr. James O'Connell, W cli-known La
Dor Organizer. Addresses n Crowd.

An excellent crowd gathered I'm Smiths
Hall. on Fifth street between Broad and
Marshall, last evening to hear the elo-
que and ntertaining exponent or labor
unionism, Mr.. James O'ConneH, speak
upon his favOrito topic.
cbinist. and talks intclligcntly Of mat
tors pertaining TO this particular charac-
ter Of labor.
lie dd not assail corporations and mo
nopones." the pet themes of the ordi-
nary walking delegate. but urged orgah-
cation Of machinsis.
In arguing for the cause OF strikers; nc
asked why II was that mach nists DITCH,
LAYERS and other unions We're not allowed
TO saw who should work beside thehr
when lawyers and doctors associations
were allowed that privilege.
Mr.. O'Connell spoke for three-quart tIs
IF an hour and al the close Of his inter-
esting talk was warmly congratulated by
his audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
Koiner--Baylor.

STAUNTON. VA, Feb. 2i-speclal.-
\ pretty wedding was celebrated az
Mount Tabor church, about I'VE miles east
OF this city to-day at noon the con
tracing parties being Raleigh IiiDert
Koincr. one Of Augustus most prominent
young farmers, and Miss Qua NJ pioNeH
an accomplished young lady.
The Rev. G. A. Marks performed the
ceremony. and Miss Myrtle bayior pre-
sided at the organ. The following gem
tlemen acted as ushers: John A. AleNan-
der. Fay Koiner. Samuel Kolner and b.
Il. Glover. while four little girls acted as
flower maidens.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. koln-
or we're driven 70 this city, where they
boarded the Chesapeake and Ohio train
for a Northern visit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
THE KENTUCKY
AND KEARSARGE.
The Big Battle Ships to be Launched
Next Month.
CHRlSTENED WITH WATER.
The First Double Launching Of Battle
Ships in the World---1hcy Could
bc Made Ready for Service
M Six Months.

NEWPORT NEWS VA, Feb. a.
spccial-The battlesnip Kentucky and
Kearsarge now under course OF con
etruction at tho yard OF the Newport
News shipbunding and Dry Dock Com
papy will be launched March 9th.
This information was given out tonight
BY an official Of the company.
The two ships VIII glide from their
ways into the water az the same time
and will be the FIRST double launching Of
frst-class warships in the world Eciat
ceremonies will attend the lanucn.
Men prominent IN National and state
affairs will be present.
THE SPONSORS.
From Kentucky Will come Governor
Bradley. his stan and a delegation Of
citizens. Miss Christine Bradley.
daughter Of the chief executive Of the
Blue Grass Stat. will act as sponsor Tor
Tho Kentucky and will christen the fight
Ing machine with water taken from
spring from which Abraham Lincoln
Qucnchcd his thirst I'm his boyhood days.
Mrs Winslow. wife of Lieutenant Wins
low. L.. $. y. will bc responsible for the
behavior OF the Kearsargc.
The work on the vessels is far adj
Nanced.
THE SHIPS.
They might have been launched some
time since as their hulls are nearly COM
ploicd and the work OF putting in ma
chinery has been In progress for several
months.
Although government work az various
navy yards has been rushed the cast
hpnm
received by the local company which is
building three nrst-class battleships.
in case OF an emergency the Kentucky
and kcarsargc can have up steam and
b. in lighting trim Ia six months
The Illinois could be compl ted a month
or so later When finished these ships
viii be the most powerful in the navy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
Richmond Trust Company.

The subscription books 20 the stock OF
tho Richmond Trust and Sale peposlt
company were CLOS. a. ""0 ""'''S
Of John l.. Williams e. sons yesterday
after having been open less imam twenty
four hours. During that time more lhah
half a million dollars were suos'ilo'd'
and number OF large Subscriptions were
received after the books we're cioseu
As the stock IL limited 10 certain
amount only sixty per cent. OF the amount
subscribed for will be delivered
netting of the stockholders will be
held al the office OF John l.. Williams a.
Sons Tuesday morning for organization.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
Mr.. George IA. Harper.
John Green.
DEATHS.

HARPER-Died, Thursday. February oath.
1870 A. NJ. aged IS, Mr.. GEORGE K.
HARPER.
Funeral from residence. 500 north
Tenth street. at $50 A. NJ, February
oath. Interment at stanton. Va
MOORE.-Died. February 18th, at his
residence. 400 east Franklin street, Dr.
THOMAS J. MOORE, in his iifty-eighth
year. .~
Funeral at . p. NJ. SATURDAY. Feb
ruary 26th. from the Second Presbyte-
rian church.
Interment at Hollywood.
STERN-Died, suddenly, AT 70 o'clock
noon to-day Thursday. February 4th),
at the residence of his mother. lOi east
Leigh street, SEYMOUR STERN, aged
% years. Funeral from late residence
FRIDAY ut L. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
PHI GAMMA DELTAS BANQUET
The Society Holds Forth In s"os'an'
tiaI Manner at the College.

The Phi Gamma Delta Society one of
Richmond Colleges prides, a growing ana
deseryinsly popular organization. rendered
it's members and their ladies a delightful
banquet at the societys headquarters IN
the college building last even ng.
Covers were laid for nifty, ana the at
tendance fulfilled all aniicipauons.
The menu included the best procuraDle
OF everything the society making quality
a point OF stress.
Many toasts. ineligible only 10 mem
bcrs and the initiated, were Responded 10
in ,- song and speech: ,ro,onaea until
nearly midnight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25

Rev William T. Hurt. pastor Of Stock
ton Street Baptist church, Manchester.
has received two calls. one to Beulah
and Hebron churches in King William.
and the other to the Boydton Baptist
church IN Mecklenburg county.
Mr.. Hurt has the matter under con-
slderation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
POST0FFlCE ROBBED,
Burglars secure Five Hundred Dollars
AT CORTLAND.

COURTLAND. VA. Feb 2;-Special...
The postonice here was Durglalrlze4 la ,,3
night the safe blown open, and casn ana
STAMPS amounting TO about 500 stolen;
From all indications 1t was the work OF
Tho explosion awoke citizen whose
"a - iarrn hut the parties had disap-
reared The postmistress is Miss N. X.
lryier q granddaughter Of the late Presi-
dent Tyler. -, .t,+
Report has just reached mere ,hHt q"
,,g,tt, has been arrested in Franklin sus-
pectcd of the crime
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25

been knocked down and injured by care
She had received severe cuts on the
head. but afterwards walked to her home
Later the unfortunate woman suffered
total paralysis from her hurts an" no"
lies in critical state. A.
AT p:iO O'Clock last evening tne corps
was called to the First station, where y
dressed the facial Disagreement when
one Mamie Johnson. neSress' nau re-
ceived In fistic contention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
Ghnlsnn-RuSsell.

LAUREL GROVE. VA. Feb. 24.-Spe-
ciaI.-At the home OF the bride. near
Birch. Halifax county, Va, az $50 +. NJ
to-day. NJ rs Emma q. Russell was mar,
ried 10 Mr.. c. ". Gholson; OF Lau ~,
Grove Va. Rev William Htdley OIL
ciating. The br de g. a daughter OF MT
J. T. Russell. a wcll-known farmer III
his community.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
Cuban Eaminc ReIicrFund.

Editor of The Times;
sir:-Please acknowledge the following
contributions:
Epworth League OF St James Metho-
dist Episcopal church. city. Ntl0; Mrs.
Joseph Augustine. 81.
JOHN NJ HIGGINS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
Rev. MIR. Guyer Speaks.

Rev. Mr.. Guyer, OF EpWorlh Ms' ll'..tls..
ob,,rcb addressed a slzeable congregation
al the aImshouse chapel last evening
Ills talk was very interesting ana Wa
listened To appreciativcly Good music
added 10 tho evening" lnterctl.