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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14
nishop whi,tle's Daughter welded

Miss Emily Cary Whitue. daughter Of
Right Rev T. ~ white bishop Of
Virginia. and MI Alexander II. Jones. Of
Frederick county were married ~ the
Episcopal residence, on Leigh street.
Wednesday morning.
The ceremony occurred at .
o'clock. Only a very few oil the
intimate friends of the bride were
present. and the marriage service was
performed by Bishop white himself
The venerable riolate was deeply moved
o he read the solemn words. for his at
tachment 10 his daughter-who was the
only member Of his family who lived with
lin-wGs well known.
TIE bride was simply but becomingly
attired. and after the wedding breakfast,
which followed the marriage ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left for short tour.
before going to their home, near Win
chester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14
TWO YEARS FOR
THOMAS ". LACY.
The Young Man is Sentenced by
Judge WaddilI.
WILL Be SENT TO RALEIGH.
70 BE Confined in the Penitcntiary AZ
Hard Labor-Counscl Made
Splendid Fight-Tbe Prisoner
proke Down On, OF Court.
WILL BE SENT TO RALEIGH

lu6se Wsdsu yesterday sentenced
I6omas vs.. Lacy 10 two years IN tie PEN
hearary al Raleigh. where he will have
J0 Go hard labor
'lho yorng man was charged with rob-
ing FATHER Donovan's box ga The post
cmoe % letters containing money and
other yaiuab.es.
Ia.rs counsel made g c-e-. fight for
.u. Efforts to save hlnl-fr0m prison were
Dot abandoned rnu every possible mo-
Lon fat been made ana oveIruicd.
wednesday afternoon the motion 10 set
aE.4a tae Neru4ct as contrary 10 The law
gud tae evidence was argued before
Judge WoQ4.u ~ General Edgar Allan
i0g Gao prisoner ana Disrict-AttOrnoy
White aea Assistant Disuict-Attorney
wexford ler the government. The Judge
olerrllel le motion.
Gen. Allan then moved for an arrest OF
judgment and AIR. Charles j.. Page OF
1aaeala.er. came Co DIS aid in the argu-
melt i1 support OF The motion. The Judge
t1lk tle matter under aivlscment
MANY MOTIONS OVEGRJLED.
When the court met yesterday the
1855 sold De would have 90 oFerruIe
ffo motion. Gen. Allan then appealed TO
fle Court for suspension of sentence. This
motion WAS also ovcrgulel as was one
ny Str Page SO reconsider thc motion 20
set aside tAe verdict.
The counsel here gave up the fight ond
Ju.-a Wl1aAl proceeded % pass sentence.
he waived ,le formaAty of calling on
fhe prisoner 90 come and stand iu front
OF tne bench. but allowed hin 20 retain
h's scott The Julgc spoke with much teei-
tng Ee -.id NJ q. was matter ot hedrt
-he-e would be mo- conviction in IBIS court,
hlt duty had 90 Do done even when II
corflGcl with sympathy. He could not
overlook The fact that the Jurors had eN-
messed wish that the sentence Doe made
&C. Neht as possible lt would bc better
the Judge thought if the iurics I'm Fed
e-al Courts were allowed 20 fix The pun
i.nment. az IS done in state Courts
SENTENCE PASSED
~oc punishment provided Tor tho onense
a. which Lacy was found guilty was
FROM one 90 five years and the Judge
said hc would sentence him 90 two years
confinement 0t hIid Ilbo. iu the pcniten-
'ary AL Raleigh
THO prisoner was u1m0ved during the
flno Judge WadIu was speaking TO him.
Bic was taken into the Marshals office
6rd thcrc broke down and wopt bitterly.
THE young man WAC Carried back TO the
city JAIL He Will Dee removed 90 Raleigh
i0 "a few days.
10 has leaked onf That one OF Tho jurors
f1Ie affidavit that rc never would have
consented to o. verdict of guilty had De
not been physically eSdausted. This paper
WAS nnt. Usci. for the juror learned that
ho mIrnt get himself i0f0 trouble. Ie
bad sworn 20 render proper verdict and
hl- AFFIDAVIT Or presented fo the Court
would iayc placed him n au awkv ard
fV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14

cotton season exaggerated reports Of The
condition OF the sOu-h due 90 the low
price OF cotton, have been published.
These reports are calculated 90 give
wrong impressions Of the South among
persOns ignorant OF facts. About the
only statements absolutely correct in me
reports Is that cotton + low IN price.
AN information received by The Mann-
facturers Record relating 10 Southern
business interests indicates general I'M
provement, Notwithstanding the low
price Of cotton. To obtain special ini0f-
nation REGARDING the subject circular
letter was sent by il 20 bankers manu-
facturers and business men generally In
AN parts Of the South containing me t0l-
lowing questions:
Is business improving or not2
As far as you are advised, what u the
general financial condition Of farmers2
Was cotton produced at q cost iow
enough to partly offset present prices,
ana are farmers raising more too1-stuns
than heretofore?
What is the general Industrial out
look?
To these questions a large number OF
replies have been received from va
rietv OF sources In neatly every state
Of the South. While some OF the replies
have gloomy tnge. the mass OF them
are Of a decidedly encouraging caafacter.
They arc valuable as calling attention
more strongly than mere general state
n1ents 10 the development OF resotrces
in the South For example, one ceres
pondent at Griffin, Ca. wires that mo
financial condition OF tho farmers IS
really better than any other class, mas
much as attention given 10 other crops
than cotton has placed them IN an inde-
pendent condition as far as living Is
concerned. A similar statement comes
from Littlo Rock, Ark, illustrating the
excellent results which have followed
ten years devotion to diversified crops.
From Birmingham st is written that the
Industries In that section have all they
can do. and that the furnaces have been
compelled TO decline further present
sales. The coal business IS in a very
healthy condition, and also the oil busi-
ness in West Virginia. Dealers In agri-
cultural implements report good sales
in spite OF low prices OK cotton and the
temporary drawback OF the yellow fever
quarantine In certain localities. A manu-
facturer OF Nashville reports that in a
recent trip through Alabama he found
most OF the towns and cities busy In all
lines and the factories running night and
day.
From survey Of these letters 10 seems
evident that the farmers Of the South are
in good spirits in spite OF the low price
OF cotton. which indeed. was discounted
In working the crop. The manufacturers
OF raw materiais-those who supply the
farmers with implements, and the con-
tractor and engineer are apparently In
better spirits than they have been for
some time There Is. therefore, no occa-
sion for faint because Of the
reports OF low-priced cotton published
with scare headlines. The South has
changed in the past fifteen or twenty
yea-s. Five-cen. cotton even quarter
OF a century ago would have meant dis
aster 10 the South. Since then condi-
tions have maryei.ously changed and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Jim Marshall Hit on the Head with a
Brick.

Jim Marshall Hit on the Head With a
Brick.
Atu:io o'clock yesterday the ambulance
with Dr. Gwathmey iu charge was called
TO Twenty-afth and Cary streets to at
tend Annie Morris. colored. employed at
the works OF the American Tobacco Com
pany. She had chopped of the end of her
thumb with n Ratchet while engaged IN
her work. She was taken TO the aims
house ana treated.
At 1865 q call came I'm from Twenty
sixth ana Cary streets to attend a colored
man named Jim Marshall. who had been
struck on the head with a brick in the
hands Of q man named Scott. II seems
that Marshall found a whip I'm the street
which was claimed by Scott Marshall
was rendered unconscious by the blows,
and was taken 10 tho Almshouse in an
unconscious condition, where ne now lies
in critical condition, though the doctors
lhink he viii recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14

The praise OF Dr. Greenes Nergura
blood and nerve remedy Us on every
tongue. This IS not to be wondered at.
Never before in the history 0f medicine
has existed a remedy that SD cnectualiy
fuidIs its mission. BLOOD and nerve disc
orders. as well as tine many ills that
are caused 10y such dsrane lmcnts. yield
as II by magic 20 ibis great speciIc' tho
discovery 0f n great speciaist-Dr.
Greene. who has effected moro wonder
ful cures than any other living physician.
The best OF 20 all Is. that III. Greene.
unlike other specialists is accessible 10
rich and poor alike for amy one who may
wish 90 consult him can do so free Of
charge. by writing him or calling upon
him at his Office, % West 18th ST., New
York CIV.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14
SAXT0N'S WILL.
Mrs. Mckinley Gets None OF Her Bros
theirs Wealth.

CANTON. o.. Oct. 12-Yesterday viii
made by George D. Saxton. who 10 al
legged to have been murdered by Anna Il.
George. was found among his personal
effects. drawn by his own hand last April.
The sole beneficiary Is Mrs NJ. c. Bar
Der, sister OF ssxton. She Is 10 hold thu
property in trust for her children-0sorge,
Mary, James and Ida. These children
were special favorltes Of Saxton.
Mrs. Mckinley. his other sister, Is noe
mentioned In the will ss a legatee. Mrs.
Barber Is to be executrix. without bond
Saxton's wealth Is estimated at from
100000 70 $4,000 His property consists
OF seyera! business blocks and houses and
lots here, real estate In Missouri and
mining stock in the West.
The presiding justice OF the peace to-
day decided that there was sufriciens
prima fscie evidence to hold Mrs. George
without bail for the murder OK Saxton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14

Already extensive preparations are be
ing made Tor tie annual needing Of the
American Union Hebrew Association, 10
DO held IN this city December 9th, 18th.
and 6th
Ahaba Synagogue. ana Mr. Henry s.
Hutzler. IN cooperation with the irus-
tees Of she congregation. have begun 20
make preparations for the entertainment
OF the delegates
The association Is a national organiza-
ton OF the reformed congregations. The
BODY IL composed OF from I'D 20 200 dele
gates elected on a basis OF one delegate
70 every twenty-five members The meet
inx VI the aeaoelstion n4l pronaaX Ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14
G. s. 0. Sf.OO OUTING
Every Sunday to Norfolk, Old
Point aud Ocean View.

These delightful outings which arc 50
VOL narunized and enjoyed 10y our poo-
pie. Win continue every Sunday during
the autumn. the most delightful season
Of the year 90 visit old Point a.d Norfolk
and enjoy a fish and crab dinner
The large number of wat-lius u Hamr-
ton Roads the opportunity now Co visit
The fort. the life and attractions Of Oh
Point and Norfolk 20 this season. Will
make the day pass pleasantly. Tine East
Chesapeake and Ohio outing train vii
leave Richmond at S:i5 s. ~, Sunday
with a parior-car attached, the seats for
which can be reserved at the Chesapeake
and Ohio passenger Office, S.s east Main
street
Returning leave Norfolk no p. NJ.
Ocean View st 8a5 p. 81. Old Point nj
Z p. 81. and arrive 20 Richmond p. d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14

Richmond-Hraiy i. Eichelberger 20
lille r.. Eichelberger. his wife, furniture,
&c. in house No. 2A south Third street
s..
Heurico-Guorantee Building, Loan
and Trust Company 70 Rosca q. Terrence,
80 feet on north side Taylor street, &c
feet cast OF Robinson. S19o.
II. W. Torrence's trustees. y. w Tor
renee and wife 20 Guarntaec Building.
Loan and Trust Company 80 feet on north
side Taylor street, 26 feet east OF Robin
son 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14
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Dixie Nerve and Bone Linament cures
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14

The reception rendered the members Of
the faculty and their families. and the
students OF the Union Theological Semi
nary to be given tonight BY the
First Presbyterian church al & O clock,
promises 70 be a delightful AFFAIR Ad-
Wexford. Jr, Rev Or. W. " Moore OF
The Seminary: Rev. Or. r. p Kerr. pas
tor OF the Church, and one of the stu
dents OF the Seminary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14

Supreme Dictator j. ". COheen. OF the
Knights OF Honor. viii pay the members
OF that order in this city an Official visit
Saturday lie comes from Philadelphia.
and will deliver an address at Smiths
Hall. on north Fifth street 40 o'clock
Saturday evening An invitauo has been
extended 10 adj tho members OK tho order
81 the city TO De present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14

held at the Masonic Temple. while the
Jefferson Hotel viii be the headquarters
OF Tho visitors.
This SIS tho first time the annual meet
Ing has ever been held in Richmond. and
The home people are determined 10 give
them a cordial welcome.
The sessions Will be taken up with dis
cussions OF interest 10 all The congrega-
TONS. and addresses by the ministry ana
tho Iaify
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14
Under New Management

"Wednesday night. under new manage
ment. with a frst-class service.
INA hotel has been closed for several
months during which time IL has been
placed In perfect condition. with new
The bandsomest hotels in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14

THE SMALLPOX SCARE.
DR. Oppcnhimer stated 90 the commltles
that he had received letter from inc
p,esident OF the Norfolk Board OF Jlealth,
stating that there were only eleven
cases ~ smallpox in that city, all close
ly confined 90 the pes house. THIS Deihs
The case. he did not see any use IN eA-
pending the $1,000 which the committee
had recommended at its last session ana
he had. therefore. requested the BOARD
OF Aldermen TO lay the resolution max
Ing the appropriation on the taoie.
In this connection he called the atten-
tiou Of the committee Of the necessity
Tor securing funds as soon as possible TO
establish an emergency hospital which,
ha said. might be needed at any time.
This matter led 20 some lltte discus
sion. but 80 action was taken.
After ordering the payment or the
usual payroll and bills, the committee
adjourned
NEW POLICE STATION.
A conference of the Committee on Pc
lice with representatives OF tho Fire and
police Department was held az o'clock
Yesterday afternoon I'm the office OF Mr..
J. ". Laube 90 consider the question OF
erecting a new station for the police
force of the Third District. The IoHo"-
Ing gentlemen were present:
From the Police Commttee-Messr
secv chairman. Peters and Shea
From the Police Board-Messrs. Lauoe'
Jacob. welsh and We.nbrunu.
Cantaiu John H. Frischk0ru, president
ot the Board of Fire Commissioners was
present Oh behalf of h.s department.
Chief-of-Police b. T.. Howard ana capt
D. p HU.ce OF the Third District were
also in attendance.
The resolution transferring IS 600 10 be
used iu The erection ~ a new station
house was read. and Mr.. LauDc. opened
Tie discussion by asking Mr. Frscnkotn
how much time be could allow the Police
Deparmcl. 20 remain ga the Third sta
ton.
Mr Frlschk0rn replied That The Fire
Board had 20 It's credit enough FUNDS 10
put The station in hrst-clas8 condition,
and that IL would be necessary I'D begin
the work as soon as poffIo'e I'm order
10 use the Funds before the expiration OF
the fiscal year
TILL DECEMBER 1ST.
He said further that the Board would
direct tho repair work 10 De done first
ON the roof n the building and then on
,he lower partitions. SO that the portion
occupied by the police would be reached
last. By this means he thought th-y
could remain On their present quarters
until December lst
This proposition was agreeable 20 the
Committee on Police. as IL was thought
that suitable quarters, either IN the color
cd armory or elsewhere. could be- secured
for the police. pending the completion OK
their new, station. which 10 IS thought.
can be done in three months. To was the
sense of those present that steps looking
10 beginning The work should be taNen
ar once. and ar Peters moved mat
subcommittee OF two be appointed 20
confer with q similar committee from the
Police Board
This motion was adopted. and the COM
mittee authorized TO adopt plans and
advertise for proposals, the same 70 pe
submitted 20 the Police Committee at It's
next meeting.
The chairman appointed Messrs Peters.
and Shea from the Police Committee. and
Messrs Laube and Jacob were named
bv the Police Board. The conference then
adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14

Leila Davis and Susan Goosoy, colored
vent ia "a parior social. and a little rival
~ crept 10 between them, which result
al I'm susan being assaulted by Leila.
Then OFFICER Sowell took a hand In the
aWaAr and Leila was carried 10 the
second Station. She viii be IN line before
the throne tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14
THE LOW PRICE Of COTTON.

IL May Induce tho Farmers 70 Change
Their Methods for the Better.
BALTIMORE, MD, October B-spe-
cial.-Evsg since the ppening Of tina new
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14
Ladies' Can Attend.

Arrangements have been made 70 re-
serv" seats for limited number OF ladies
on tht occasion o. the meeting a the
Academy OF Music 10 be addressed ~
ssastor 2tlIinsa on the iath
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14
Dr. CaIisch,s subiect.

Rev. f. y. Cahsch Will by request. re-
peat this evening the sermon which he de-
livered on Atonement morning, entitled
'The Necessity of Decision, or Baal or
jehovah"
Services begin AZ 3 O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14
q n 8 II q r a.
SICK HEADACHE CURED

and its cause permanently removed with
DR.. Dayids Liver Pills. They not only
act at once on the digestive organs,
causing the food 10 properly assimilate.
but they thoroughly re'HoNe an opsltuc-
lions ana accommodation In the stomach
and towels and thoroughly stir the liver
to a proper action and keep 1t perform
Ing lis functions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14

trict canvasalng for Mr.. Epes. thinks
the chances are very bright for the cleo
ton Of the Democratic nominee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14
Eourth DISTRICT Politics.

Secretary Of the-Commonwealth Law
Less aho las tssa into the Fourth Dbl,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14
NO YELLOW FEVER
IN RICHMOND.
The Sailor at the Retreat for the Sick
Not Suffering With 1t.
DR.. OPPcNHlMER'S STATEMENT
lie Urges the Health Committee to Es-
tabiish an Emergency Hospital
New Third StatiOn-Plans for
One Well Uudcr Way.

The meeting OF the Committee on
Health last night was buol, but during
the short time It was in session the mat
ter Of protecting the ely from the pos
slbuiy Of an epidemic was earnestly dis
cussed. Or. W. T. Oppenhimer' presl-
dent Of the Board Of II alth, urged the
committee to bestlr itself and secure an
arproDriation OF funds 10 be used in the
establishment OF an emergency hospital
lie explained that after consultation
with the health authorities Of Norfolk ne
baI become convinced that there was 10
need for the expenditure OF The s-,tp, lot
which he had asked az the last meeting
but said that no one could tell when an
endemic might visit the city, and that Il
would be much cheaper TO prepare for N
now than when 10 actually came.
40 Yellow FEVER.
lie called attention 10 the case or 4
sailor a. the Retreat lcr the Sick when
was a. FIRST thought TO b. yellow FEVER,
but said that after an examination u haI
been decided mat g. WIS an aggravated
case ~ malarial fever. lie demonstrated
that Sc would be lhe part Of prudence
and good judgment 70 have prepared
place where suspicious cases might be aI
once Isolated
The committee met al 7.S) O'Clock
there being present Messrs. Julius Hob
son clarman). Williams, GIBSON Dono-
hoe. Cutchlns and Camp.
The following statement OF the financial
condition Of the department. was pre-
scented by the clerk:
Payroll appropriation ............F a. ly' "
Expended COO. .....,,..........'''+. -s'o'J -
Balance. t.-..,...--..........''' ''I-'o'5 20
r-,.,.rsc arurorris ton $1,000. ........y. 900 ~
tr,r.rJ.1 ............6 .175 II
balance ....................... .22s 20
Crematory appropriation ...........F5'vyj "
TkDCnded.... ............ ............. liyl0 ~
Balance ........ Observation-Disclosures W
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14
Boys made Ready for School from Head to Foot.

49, Suspeniers; TO- 25c; Big Six Windsor Ties and Bows
TO- 25c Shoes; oSc SoS Knee Pants Suits, SI25, sr4S
SI9S to $500; Long Pants Suits $3.50 to Sfo.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-04-28

II has become necessary to have
the floor jOists under the clerks
Office strengthened, the floor hav-
ing become so weak that there is
danger Of the heavy safe breaking
through. The present building in
which the business of Gillian coun-
ty is transacted is entirely made
quate, and the sooner the people
demand and insist upon a new
court house the better for the entire
county. II is no more true econo-
my for the. county to try to ''get
along" in its present quarters than
it would be for a man with a family
of IA children to continue to live
in 10xf2 1shack" simply to save
the expense of building new house.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-04-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LASD oFvIcE At TIE DALLEs. Oh, March .. 20.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
% make FINAL proof in support Of his claim
and that said proof Will be made before RI Nj
Frazer, county clerk of Gillian county, ct Con
lon Or, on May .. 1885. Wig:
MICHAEL WHITE, Hid. No. 4Z7,
for the el< ne1{ and els sell sec %, tp4Arafe
W. ~ He names the following witnesses To
prove bis continuous residence apon and cuIfiya-
ton OF said Land, viz William +. Mckinney
Robert =. Looney. John Palmer and John Mad.
dock, all 9f condon, Oregon.
mIl-6I Jas. z MooRE. Reefsfer
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-04-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLRs. OR-, March ?, IS
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice Of hts Intention 10
make final prof in support of his claim and that
said proof viii be made before H. ~ Frnxer conn
ey clerk Of Gillian county at Condor, OREGON, On
May 8. Is9s. viz:
WILLIAM Z. MCKINNEY, HID. No. 400.
for the Ell sw5< SEE s; nelz uwt< and nwi< nei<
see z r. Sc, ,rH e, W. ". He names the follow.
ing witnesses 10 prove his continuous reaidence
upon and cultivation OF said Land viz. Robert
y. Lo0ney, OF coBdon; Taylor Brandon. of Nav.
vile; Michael White. OF Condor, and William
Davenport, OF Mayville, Oregon
mIl-sl Jas. 7. MookK. Register