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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03

roads. At one time nc was ticket agent
of The Norfolk and Western railroad and
resigned the position Of Richmond pas.
songer agent for the southern Railway "a
take the position he occupied az the Uni.
yersity College OF Medicine.
His Illness. which commenced with a
deep cold developed into pneumonia and
lcr, one Of his lungs involved and this
la .r maiady finally caused his death.
On account OF his amiabe and gentle
character De had very large number
ot personal friends who have watched hi,
condition with solicitude and tho an-
nO,ncement OF his death viii cause wido
sorrow.
lie was the only son Of his father and
the close and peculiar association ard
beautiful cOmradeship between himself
and his mother makes his death more
than otherwise pathetic. and deepens tho
sorrow OF the wide circle OF friends who
heartily sympathize with Dr. and Mrs.
Whitehead
Owing to the late hour Of his death,
the funeral arrangements were not com-
pletcd.
His remains will be taken TO Charlottcs-
vile for burial, where lie some othes
members OF the family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
FURNISHING GODS WORD.
Eighty-Fiflh Anniversary OF the Bible
Society OF Virginia.

The cightySifth anniversary OF the
Bible Society OF Virginia was held sun
day afternoon 300 ST. JOHNS German
Evangelical church iu this city. of which
Rev. Paul Mcneil y. d.. is pastor.
Rev. l.. h. Mason. the president of the
Society. presided. and was assisted in
the devotional services by Rev J. H..
Garlick. ID. d.. Rcv. j. A. Morehead,
Bishop H.. e.. Pcnick Rev. W. b..
Bcauchamp. Rcv. l.. VI. Omcr and Rev.
X. y. Kerr. -. -.
The excellent choir of the church IN
addition 90 leading the singing of the
hymns. rendered four voluntaries which
were most highly appreciated by the
c0ngrcgallnn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
DEATHS.

BROWN.-Ded Sunday. May J. 1903. al
40 i. NJ. al the residence OF her
mother. Mrs Jane Armisteai SARAH
j. BROWN. widow OF the late I. Ross
Brown. She lerycs "A loving mother. q
devoted child. one brother and many
friends 90 mourn their loss
The funeral will take place from thu
FIRST Baptist church az 3 o'clock +. NJ,
cordially Invited TO attend.
SHACKLEFORD- Died. an his home. IN
RappahsnnOck county. Va. MAY I. lSJS.
DANGEKFiELD SiiAckLEFORD, IN
the scventy-third year or his age.
The funeral will take place from -.
Philips Protestant Episcopal church,
corner OF Leigh and 81. James streets,
TUESDAY at II 4. n. Friends and
acduaintances OF the family are m
Vltcd
HIIL.-Dicd May .. ISIS AZ ! p. ~. X
~ Scott street CONENk N, infAa.
daughter OF q. 4. and l.. i. Hlll' aged
eighteen days.
Funeral will take place from the above
number THIS CrueSday) EVENING ~
3 o'clock T. NJ. Friends and acduaint@
ances are invited 10 attend.
Petersburg papers please copy
WHITEHEAD Died at the residence =
his father Rev. Paul Whitehead. VT
east Main street this rtty on the eNsn.
ing OF Monday. May -. aiter ~ n,nrr3
0f three months. Mr.. Sli.AS {. WHITES
HEAD; aged thirty-eight years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
\ Little Girl Hurt.

a little fOur-year-old daughter Of M.
Robert WHY. living at The corner Of Holly
and Laurel streets. met with a painful
though not severe. accident near his
home Saturday'uiEht about o'clock.
Mr.. William Bentley was driving his ice
wagon near the corner Of China and Pine
streets. when the horse became slightly
shocked by coming IN contact with the
current ON the tracks OF the Traction
line and started TO run off. Mr.. Burley
could not hold the horse i'm for awhile
and in passing the child one wheel Of tho
wagon struck her and knocked her down.
painfully hurting her back.
The child was carried into the house
and medical Attendance summoned, and
she is getting along nicely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03

Tho REGULAR annual meeting of tho We'd
ro.aav club viii take place at Y. 81. G.. A.
1rru Tonight. when tho Executive Com
,,..tta. and the officers of the club Co serve
fro next season win bc elected. Financial
report of thc latc music festival will also
be- made at chat time To the members. II
ie understood there Will Doe small deficit
which. however. win be made zap by
frt.nde Of tho club without any further
tax upon the membership J. Scott Par
rIrn. the treasurer. has issued circular
letter of thanks 10 the patrons OF the CLUB
and asking for thcir re-enrollment ior nc
ucAt season as subscribing members. II
promises al least three concerts for inc
next season fully up 10 the standard OF
the past ones. with am additional concert
n sufficient number of subscribers re-
sp0nd. The club has a deep holD on the
community end II 10 continues 10 pluckily
hold on 10 will not bee long before IL has
sufficient financial backing as wei as a
atIour musical community behind IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
HUNSD0N CARY
CHOSEN CAPTAIN
He viii Be Commander of the Stuart
Horse Guard.
MANY NEW MEMBERS JOINING.
Organization, and the Troop Will
Soon BE Established on Firm
Footing Again.

1t will be gratifying news 10 the many
| friends and admirers OF that once we'll
known and popular Cavalry Troop, the
| Stuart Horse Guard, which for several
weeks has been on the verge of going
! 10 pieces FOR good and all. 10 learn tina,
| e was recognized last night, and was
given a captain who Is admirably. suited
TO the position OF commanding oHcer OF
the Troop.
IL was p source OF keen regret that
certain differences in the organization
created two opposing factions that APP
peared 90 be hard 10 bring together and
| 50 IL Was disbanded. BY permission OF
the Governor it was agreed that the
Troop should be put upon It's feet again.
and the committee appointed to select a
captain held a meeting at the armory or
the Troop last night.
Captain j. W. Lockwood Jr.. 10 whom
requests had been presented 20 allow his
name 10 be presented for the position OF
captain declined 10 accept the position
for personal reasons
He stated ttat he had the deepest in
fereSt IN the welfare OF the organza-
uon. however. and ne wished to see a
man elected who would take personal
interest en- the troop and work for its
Improvement and Advancement He re-
commended FOR the position Mr. Hunsdon
cary.
UNANIMOUSLY CHOSEN.
No other nomination was mace. and
Mr.. Cary was unanimously chosen lie
accepted the position declaring hts pur-
nose to use all legitimate means TO
promote the welfare of the organlza-
lion.
At the meeting renewed interes, was
manifested ln the future OF the Troop.
and a number Of new men expressed
their Wish 20 toin. There are some
thirty members now. and II is thought
that in a short time there will be sixty
members. Tho first drill OF the new
Troop will be held next Thursday night.
As soon az there are sixty members the
lleutenants will be elected and the or
ganization completed.
A CAPABLE COMMANDER.
Mr.. Cary will commence AT once TO get
the organization in "a healthy condition
and prepared for future usefulness. lie
Is CAPABLE military man and has had
an excellent military training. He
graduated at the Virginia Military In
sti.ute I'm 1892 as first Lieutenant and
stood high there lie then took =
course at the Massachusetts, Institute o.
Technology at Boston, and subsequently
entered the law department at the Uni
versity of Virginia, remaining there Tor
two sessions and graduating with the
decree OF Bachelor OF Law in 1896.
Mr.. Cary soon afterwards entered the
practice OF hts profession mere. ana mas
built No n good practice. lie IS very
ponular I'm Richmond end by his genial
ana attractive manners has made many
warm friends VINO win be glad to learn
that he has been honored by this cleo
.ion. The present members or the Troop
are much pleased with the selection OF
SIR. cary and express a desire TO az once
take steps for the future good of the
organization.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
BOMBARDING CORREGlDOR.
Dewey Firing on Fort at Entrance to
10 Manila HarbOT,

LONDON. May 1.-The Daily Mail
has "a dispatch from Hong Kong dated
Monday. saying Dewey feet is of Cor
regidor Island. hotly engaged with the
fort there. Electrical experiments show
that ga bic is cut at or near Manila.
LONDON. May 1T ls suggested AZ
Madrid that the half-breeds az Manila
arsenal. insurgents at heart. cut the ca
bles connecting with the submarine
mines. enabling Dewey 10 enter the har-
Dor in safety.
MADRID. May La BTial says Dew
ey has demanded the surrender of all
Spanish vessels I'm the archipelago
threatening TO lombard the ports II re-
fused.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03

Ear beyond the allotted three score and
ten by reason OF strength her years ran,
and I'm am of them she found work 10 40
for her Master, and ministries 20 perform
for those who claimed her love. fof
nearly seventy wears she WIS actively enc
gagged in church work. and although IN
the evening Of life her laDors were re-
stricted. her fdtn was found hrmly aH-
chOrod where storms cannot trouble nor
fears modest and ln sweet con 'usiie's
OF her acceptance OF God she passed from
the Church militant to .nAl reward IT,
served for those whose labOrs nave not
been i'm vain.
The world was better for such life.
and the impress OF her native goodness
remains % sollce and "a comfort ip tuoae
of her heart ard homo, who, while mis-
sing her prayers. have LEFT blessed her-
itage I'm the memory Of sainted mother
SHE was at the time OF her death the
Oldest member OF the old salem ChuFcn'
OF Chesterfield.
Her funeral took place at o'clock yes
terday afternoon from her late residence
Death orMiss Lewis.
FREDERICKSBURC. VA, May l.
special-News has been received here
of the death OF Mrs. Estollc ST. Pelfre
Lewis. mother of Dr. NJ. NJ. Lewis, or
this city, at her home In weston W.
Va. aged seventy years.
Or. Lewis LEE at once TO attend the
funeral.
Deaths i'm Shenandoah.
WOODSTOCK. VA, May Especial
John Richard. a prominent farmer ot
This county died at his residence about
three miles west OF Woodstock yester-
dav. lie had been member OF the
County Court for some years. lie was
about eighty years OF axe.
Rev. j. r. Campbell -. D.. pastor OF
the Christian church OF this place died
suddenly OF heart disease this afternoon.
lie had recently removed from sno"
Hill, Md.
SiIas G. Whitehead.
Mr.. sias c. Whitehead died AZ lot5
o'clock last night ~ the residence OF his
father. Rev. Dr. Paul Whitehead. i0' east
Main street. after an Illness II three
months. aged thIrty-eight years.
Mr.. Whitehead az the time he was tax
en- sick was the business manager or
the University College OF Medicine In
which position ne won great success ana
popularity.
He was a graduate OF Randolph Macon
College. a man OF unusual culture ard
refinement Of tastes and had ability or
a high order.
lie spent a number OF years IN the
passenger department OF several raii-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
RlOTlNG IN MADRID.
The People Enragcd az the Spanish
Defeat IN the Philippines.

MADRID. May % A. M-Martial law
has been proclaimed. At this hour hus-
sars. police and civil guards hold the
principal streets and squares. Remark
ably few people about considering extra
ordinary precautions.
A. MA mob tried to break into the
Apollo Theatre to hold manifestation
meeting. The police prevented il. Win
dows were broken before the mob dis
pcrsed
The proclamation OF martial law IN Ma
drid ia due to- the attitude Of certain
political parties since the news from Ma
Mia. The whole garrison Is ready in the
barracks.
Nidnieht.-Thc military patrols have
iust appeared I'm the Puerto Del Sol, the
principal square Of Madrid
Governor Augulas is required 10 watch
the popular feeling. The people are Ger
tain TO require "a propiatory scapegoat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
Confederate Committee to Confer

At a regular meeting Of Pickett Camp
Ladies Auxiliary held yesterday after
noon the following committee WAS APP
pointed 10 meet tine advisory Commit
tee Of the Camp next Monday night in
regard 10 the Confederate Home Tor
Women. Mrs Ida v. Lynch. Mrs. r. y.
Northen. Miss G.. j. Johnson, Mrs. NJ.
4. Burgess.
The Advisory Committee of Pickett
Camp consists of Commander Gibbs and
Comrades Johnson, McCurdy and Nor
we'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
OBITUARY.
Mrs. j. 4. Robertson.

Mrs j. A. Robertson died Sunday AT
the residence OF her son-in-law. Mr. h. NJ
Foster No ] east Marshall street in this
city.
She was in the SD year of her life. and
g. survived by three daughters and three
sons. Mesdames Mary NJ Charley, OF
Big Stone Gap: Il. NJ Foster and J. n.
Snead. OF Richmond. Messrs. u. NJ,
James l.. and +. L. Robertson. of Man
chester. She was the widow OF the late
Moss NJ. Robertson. Of Chesterfield.
IL is vouchsafed 10 but few women to
live 30 long and to accomplish 80 much
TO the glory of God and the benefit and
happiness OF humanity. as fell TO the lot
OF this splendid Christian character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03

At the meeting Of Pickett Camp last
night Comrade hughes on the part Of
the Oakwood Memorial Association OK
tended "a cordial invitation 10 the MEM
bers 10 participate I'm the exercises Of
lakewood Memorial Day on May 10th. Mr..
hughes said he wanted as many of the
veterans of the camp as possible TO take
part in the procession and come mount
cd.
II was agreed that the members Of
the camp would meet at ST. Johns
church at 4 o'clock on the 10th to join
I'm The naraho.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
The Offer Accepted

Governor Tyler has written 10 Mr..
John T.. Williams President of the Fair
Grounds Company. accepting his tender
Of the Exposition Grounds as a place for
the mobilization Of troops provided the
United states shall send troops here.
Colonel r. g.. Marshall of Portsmouth,
who is trying 90 form negro brigade
called al the capitol and reported pro-
ercss.
The Governor has q letter from a lady
who urges him 90 send only single men
Go war.
A yoAng man named Elicit n former
cadet az the Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute. has volunteered his services 10 the
Governor lie desires to he a Lieutenant
iu some company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03

The dead body OF Thomas G.. Appersou.
% respected and well-tO-do farmer aged
seventy years who lived near Meherrin,
Va. was found floating in the fish pond
of Mr.. J.. A. Olven "a hali mile from
Meherrin.
1T is supposed that he committed sui
eide The pond SIS % small and shallow
sheet of WAGER. his throat showed a
deep cash where De mad been cut with
o knife. His shoes were left on the bank
and I'm on OF them was a whisky bottle
partly filled
There was some suggestion Of foul play
but as Apperson was known 10 have
made reNarks pointing to his intention
of taking his own life before ne left
Meherrin on his way home the belief is
that he was his own destroyer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
HOPE FOR INTERVENTION.
But the Powers, It * Said, viii De.
cline TO Do 80.

LONDON. May "A special dispatch
from Madrid says: All classes. especially
politicians. hope for intervention OF the
Continental Powers. especially Germany
and Russia.
VIENNA. May 2-NO agreement has
been arrived az between the Powers
for mediation at any future time A
disparity Of views. such az makes CO.
operation OF an six Powers possible IN
any diplomatic step, is highly improba-
bic.
II is positively denied I'm well-informed
circles that the Powers will intervene
a. the present juncture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
rransGers of Rcnl EstAc

Richmond Emily G.. Bate TO John ;.
IIsrwood is feet on west side of Tenth
street 30 feet south Of NJ, $l,S25.
John l.. Cartwright 10 Sallie Susan
Bland. Is feet on east side Of Twenty
seventh street. 81 feet north Of NJ. SSt
Robert B Walthall's trustee to T.. b.
Tllman. Is feet on south side of Grace
street. between Monroe and Henry SUBJ
icct to deed Of trust for 5000. $500
Henrico-G II. A. Ball 10 West-End
Home Building Fund Association, NO'2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
GENERAL LEE
RETURNS HOME.
He Came Back from Washington
Sunday Evening,
HIS COMMENTS ON WAR NEWS.
Tho Victory At Manila over the Span
ish Fleet Pleased Him-Hc Found
more than One Thousand Letters
Awaiting Him at Washington

General Fitzhugh Lee returned TO this
city Sunday from Washington. He
went Co The National Capital 90 trans
act business with the State Department
as cousul-gouera go Havana. Having
done this ana looked after some OF his
private affairs DE came home.
The General found about one thousand
letters awaiting his attention in Wash
lnetou. some az them were addressed TO
Dim at tine Shoreham Hotel and others
wero sent Boo care OF The State De-
pIr,meut. Two of his former as-
sistauts at Havana were detailed by
the state Department 90 serve him as
private secretaries The General urdiltd
forms of replies Co tine letters and l0ft
them with lis secretaries iiis mail was
uom every State from Maine 90 Cali
furua and from Canada tO the Gulf.
some of The writer's wished TO De ap-
pointed on his star, others desired his
permission go raise companies ANA many
tummaudluts of companies. bdttallOns.
regiments and brigIdes asked him TO use
I- influence to Fef their troops into his
command. Tine writer's evidently took
B.. for granted That General Lee would
lead the invasion into cuba.
PLEASED WITH THE NEWS.
General lee first heard of the naval
battle on Manila from "a Times reporter
t.r 3D.. Mas u,ir1 Interested and FREE
..arf1, fn4dc ,,mmeuf4 on significant
features OF the report.
..rbef fs Sn4ui-h- Inc said when he
read that tho Madrid officials were con-
a-lu'atue the officers of the fleet
't.-seIs burned and sunk yet a. victory
le claimed 20 reminds me o. Bauco's
dispatch 90 Madrid after Ne lombard
w.rt of Matluzas He summed up The
situation by saying only "a mule was
killed "
Reading further General Lee looked I'D
fr.m Dis pauor and remarked TO those
about him: g
.AI.. I0r. NO have g. cDaufsh Off
r..Ie claim "a victory ana vef thc cable
.r.-l save. Madrid is greatly excited
.t.r tho sariou. news from tho phUU-
u.rrs and thrre be- "a, immense gathering
tr tho Gallo do SeviIa and There is much
mutfermr WHY this mutterine ir the
r..ur .s -g.h us to cali for concratura-
..u-. Th.- .- the SPANISH way of claim
u- victory when au abe evidences are
Shat Spain received n crushing defeat
NOT OFFERED A COMMAND.
General lee will remain quietly I'm
EI.rr1nrl rrtu b.. dutfas shall call him
away from n.rc Hc has never made
application to Tho President for a COM
mission ,r. line. ARMY nor has ho requested
ans friend to 600 So. He has no official
Information that Inc will be commissioned
marc .- u0 doubt about tbe f3ct mat
General Ie. win be made a major
general prosdsnL Mckinley minated
.. mu.r f1 Governor T,lcr ON caturd4.
Th. south is going fo fare we'll I'm 4be
.rro.rfmerf- to Doc made for fhe ,.3Iuu-
l..- mr... rv.ry nir officer ip the
regular army is from lie North and IN
I- understood 90 be the rurpose of The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03

Tho funeral OF Mrs. Alice Gum took
place Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock
from the late residence and the interment
was in Hollywood. Rev. Drs. Cooper
and Kerr oficiated. The pall-bearers
were:
Active-Mcssrs T. G.. Dunn. Horace
Stephenson. James Augustine, O.. a.
HAYNES. J. Bootcn Hill Zen. r. August,
James b. Elan. James J.. Flippen
Honorarv-J Taylor Ellyson. 9. d.
LanghOrnc Andrew Pizzini Dr. George
l.. stone. John r. Anderson. l.. c. Jenk-
ils
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
10 BE Married.

On MAY 18th Mr.. George +. Wilks and
Miss Elizabeth Archer Jones will be mar
ried az Smithvlle. Charlotte county
The bridc-elect Is the accomplished
daughter of MIR. r. w. Jones, Of Char
lotte. and the groom is a highly esteem
ed deputy i'm the official Of Commissioner
of Revenue Munford. Of this city.
They will reside I'm Richmond after the
wedding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
Mrs GInss Co.'s Divorce.

Tho Morning Post of Raleigh, n. c.,
contains a notice of the result OF the
trial I'm tho suit for divorce brought by
Mrs. George George n. Glass against her
husband.
The verdict was favorable 10 Mrs. Glass
and Che decree was given her.
Mrs. Glass Is now a resident Of Rich
uqOnd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03

Tho MAY term Of the United states Cir
cult Court Of Appeals will convene IN
Richmond to-day az 70 O'Clock. the Judges
in attendance being Circuit Judges Con-
and Simouton and District Judges Morris
81 Maryland. ana Brawley. o. South caro-
lima The session Will likely last two
weeks or more. there being about twenty
cases for argument Decisions VIII be
rendered In twelve cases heretofore srgu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
Chinese wedding.

An cntcrtainmcnt VII be gwen NJ
Grove Avenue church tomorrow even
ing from 10 II o'clock A very inter
osting programme has been arranged.
among other things. a Chinese wedding
will take place. and the affair viii close
with the rendition of several solos by
wcll-known singers. Admission viii be
only nominal and Will so towards assist
ing a good cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
Herman Now.

Mr.. Herman New died at o'clock yes
terday afternoon of a rheumatic affection
al his home, No. 1918 Mills street aged
about forty-hye years. lie was cigar
maker by trade. and was member OF
the Cigarmakers' Union. He leaves a
wife and one child The funeral Will
take Mace tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
TO VISIT FARMVILLE.
Governor Tyler May Take Il Trip TO
That Town Today

II Governor Tyler's official duties SHAH
permit of &c.. he will visit TJrmviile to-
day TO attend the meeting or the Board
OF Visitors of the Normal School there.
The Governor a few days ago honored
the rcquisitiOn of Governor Culbcrson, OF
Texas. for George IOCkridge, who is un-
der arrest I'm Highland He has since
learned that Lockridge is too sick from
consumption 10 be moved. The Judge and
Commonwealth Attorney have been
written TO for their advice as To- what
should be done under the circumstances.
Several letters have come 10 the Cow
ernor from prominent citizens OF Tide
water, approving OF his appointments 10
the state Board of Fisheries.
Colonel w. N. Mann Of Petersburg, a
member OF the Governors staff, called
on the Executive yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
Funeral of Mr.. Ball.

The funeral Of Mr.. c. II. A. BAH whose
sudden death on Saturday evening, was
announced i'm The Times took place from
tho late residence. Home Place. near the
Soldiers Home. Yesterday afternoon at
4 O'Clock. The interment was made IN
Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
wantNIr. Guthrie 20 stay.

A meeting Of he congregation OF the
Second Presbyterian church Will be held
next sunday IN connection Win the mat
Ter OF Rev. Donald Guihries acceptance
OF the call 10 the pastorate OF the First
Presbyterian church. Baltimore which
Il Is understood, will be extended 10 HIM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
Snrdid Motives Imnnted.

BERLIN. May st IS believed in po-
utical circles here that America has
gained the prize she really had In view.
having promised not 10 annex cuba,
but giving no promise as to the Philip
mines
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
wcvIer Wants Return.

LONDON. May "a special from
Madrid says Weyler declares himself
ready to return 10 Cuba and undertake
tho leadership Of an aggressive warfare
against the United States. and head an
army Of invasion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
Centenary Organ Being Removed.

Tho organ at Centenary Methodist
church is about 10 be removed from the
gallery and will be placed behind the pull
pit. Mr.. John 2. Branch has kindly
agreed 10 pay the expenses OF the pro-
posed alterations as a gift to the congre-
cation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
Oall,Nnnd Memorial.

There will he regular business meet
ing OF the lakewood Memorial Associa-
ton this afternoon at O'Clock I'm 81.
Johns brick school house. and all mem
bers are requested to attend.