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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
Mr.. GntIcih nOMcrs.
4 GREAT MUSICAL TREAT.
Nr. Gordon's Quartette Cordially
Greeted by an Immense Audience.

II is rarely indeed that a musical or
ganlzation comes to Richmond about
which there IS but one opinion. and that
opinion absolutely favorable. Seldom has
a Quartette attracted such n large and
brilliant audience as that which gathered
in the jefferson Winter Garden % hear
Mr.. Mackenzie Gordon and his associates
sing In n Persian Garden" last night,
and &c is reasonably doubtful whether
any four artists have been given more
attentive hearing or more hearty APP
plause.
10 was an ultra-fashionable audience,
musica! and critical The artists were
encored In the first part and applauded
again and again during the rendering Of
Lisa I.ehman's wonderful song cycles.
The rare beauty Of this work has been
recognized wherever it has been heard.
and It's Interpretation by the members Of
Mr. GOrdon's quartette LEFT nothing 20 be
desired. Miss Martha Miner. Miss Flo
renee milford. Mr. Mackenzie Gordon
and Mr.. Leland Langley measured fully
mp To- the high standard OF expectation.
Mr.. Jacob Reinhardts accompaniment was
excellent. old musicians said after the
concert that no better organization had
ever been heard I'm Richmond and their
verdict seemed % voice the general senti-
meut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21

attain the desired purpose here was free
ly discussed and programme mappe /
cut for immediate action.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Houston Pilson
Rave returned from their wedding tour.
and are at home 10 their friends at u
rOrth Laurel street
Miss Laura la Belle Pettis will be mar
ried 10 DR. Robert Louis Freear on NO
yember 9Th at 6I5 Z. NJ, al POS Ran
dolph street.
Messrs W. Gordon Fitzwilson ana >. T..
Fitzwflson. OF New York who came 70
Richmond 20 attend the funeral OF thtir
mother. have returned TO their dulles ~.
The above-named city. They are NV
manning 10 take the whole family 10 Ne"
YORK 10 reside in the future
Irv;tatlons have been issued tor ~, me
,,,arriage Of Miss Clara Belle Null 10 DIT.
Horace Nervin Griffin. The cere Inons
t-iii he performed at Leigh-Street baP,
,ilf church Thanksgiying-Day az o'"V
j. VI.
Mic Mary Woodhn. 81 Hampton -
visiting Miss Writ Williams 2l5 hoI'"
Twenty-eighth street
Miss Bette stone. who has beeh allglNl
inc the Woman's College. has been caiieu
~ her home in Pittsylyania counts' 0'
account of the illness OF hef Hlo'"o''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
THE PLAGUE AT NEW YORK.
steps Taken to Prevent Its Getting
FoothOid.
Wew York Nyorld)

ANtW 10TH " Otlu.)
It has been determined beyond doubt
that the disease brought to port by the
British steamer j. W. Taylor from San
tos is the bubonic plague. This announce
ment, made yesterday, was accompanied
by renewed assurances from the Deputy
Health officer of the port and the Board
Of Consulting Physicians that there IS
no danger that the disease will spread
10 the city.
Captain Waters, OF the Taylor, and
Burns. the cook. who are on Swinburne
Island were comfortable yesterday, and
although both showed unmistakable
symptoms OF the plague. there was no
indication that the disease was approach
ing an acute stage. Or. Sanborn, Dr..
Doty's senior deputy, expressed the opin-
ion that they will recover. No sign Of the
plague has appeared among other mem
bers of the crew.
DR.. Herman d. Biggs, bacteriologist OF
the Health Department, made public yes
terday statement following an analysis
made by DR.. Park on Saturday Dr..
Biggs said:
DIR. BIGGS'S STATEMENT.
THE meteorological examinations thus
far made by DR.. Park show apparently
that the contents of the broken down
swellings Of the patients do not now con-
tain any living germs. IL is possible
however. that some may develop in the
cultures.
"Microscoplcal examinations OF the pus
are also rather negative such as might
be expected I'm the plague az the stage Of
the disease presented in these men and
would be very unusual In other cOndi-
tions. They therefore AFFORD some con-
firmatOry evidence as 10 the existence OF
the plague"
Physicians here have never before had
a chance 10 study the disease directly,
and as other cases may be brought 70
port the ARCHAEOLOGICAL work will be con-
tinued as long as possible.
A novel feature IS that the health au-
thorlties must consider how 10 dispose OF
and render harmless the rats and other
yermin on board the infected steamer. as
II is well known that such creatures may
spread the disease. II Is likely that they
will be destroyed by flooding the ship
with steam.
SHIP CANNOT COME UP THE BAY.
Health-C Commissioners Cosby said the
steamer will not be permitted TO come 20
the city.
DR. Sanborn spent some time with the
patients yesterday. He said TO a World
reporter that the men were cheerful. and
did not suffer Mrs. Waters, the captains
wife, IS with her husband II is thought
that she will not develop the plague.
The cargo OF coffee will be discharged.
and the sacks disinfected. The coffee will
be placed in new sacks.
The crew, twenty-six in all, have been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
LEXINGTON.
Washington and Lee Graduating
Class officers.

LEXINGTON, VA, November 2o.-(spe-
ial)-The members OF the class OF 1900.
or graduating class. OF Washington and
Lee University, have elected the follow
ing officers: President, Frank II. An
schultz, of Lexington. Va: Nice-Pres
dent, Daniel Harvey Hill Arnold OF
Lexington, Va. Secretary. Reginald II.
Joyner of ST. Adams, w. Va. Treasurer.
William Pinkerton OFT. OF Lexington.
Va; Class Editors on the Calyx, j. Ran
dolph Tucker. Jr., Of Lexington, va, and
Samuel b. McPheeters, Of Columbia, $.
c; Historian, Ewing d. Sloan, OF 81.
Louis Mo.
The government hsh-car, for dstribut-
Ing fry, LETT with the local Izaak
Waltons 900 black bass and 900 trout fry
to be placed in the waters near here.
They were placed IN q section OF North
river extending from Foutzs Mil. at
Rockbridge Baths. to Leyburn's Dam.
about a mile from Lexington. The
anglers were very much disappointed
with the small number given for local
distribution, Tor they had taken two
wagons 10 get their share in. which, ac-
cordng 10 Information furnished, were to
be several thousand
Miss Emma Ruffner Morrison died Sun
day morning Mt s o'clock, at her resi-
dence on Lower Kerr's creek. She was
well-knOwn educator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
THE MYSTERY DEEPENs.
There Is still No Clue To the Where
abouts of MIR. j. Il. Alvey.

The mystery which surrounds the dis
appearance nearly two weeks ago OF Mr.
John II. Alvey deepens as the days go by
and no trace of him is found. II was
thought Sunday that he had been located
I'm Cincinnati. but the hopes of his family
and friends We're only raised TO be shat
tered.
a telegram was received by Detective
BrOWueu from j. Il. Mitchell, dining-car
conductor on train No. 3 on the Chesa-
peake ana Ohio, stating that be thought
Mr. Alvey was on his train. 4 number
of kilograms passed. and the Cincinnati
agent of the Richmond National Detec-
tive Agency was put on the case. IL was
found that the man in question was not
Mr. Alvey. but Mr. Seabrer. of Richmond
who conducts grocery store ON west
Cary street, and who closely resembles
Mr. Alvey Mr.. Seabrer has sister live
ing at Newport. Ky. and left the train
across the river from Cincinnati. He
made a trip ON the Saturday night pre-
vious and again last Saturday night
which gave rise to the two reports OF
Mr. Alvey's being en- route 10 Cincinnati
The river is still being searched for the
remains of Mr.. Alvey. but little hope Us
now entertained of recovering the body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
Christian Endenvor Union.

LEXINGTON, VA. November 20.-(spc-
ciaL)-After holding a four-days' conycn-
ton, the Virginia Christian Endeavor
Union adjourned last night. Tho con-
vent.On along al lines was a complete
success. Many 'quent orators took
part In the pro ugs, and large audi
erces were present at all the sessions.
The closing address was made by Pro-
tessOr William s. Curreu, Of Washing
ton and Lee University. whose subject
was TRANSPORTED Moments" PROBES
sOr Currell is what is known as a mag
netic talker. for from the time he COM
mences until he finishes he completely
sways his hearers. He talks with great
rapid.ty The praise service Of the last
evening session was led by Frank 4.
SniCei and the devotional service con-
dCcted by r.. -. CAV. OF Waynesb0rO'.
At the afternoon session, H. W. curry
OF Broadway, conducted the praise and
devotional services. Mrs. J. +. McGinnlss.
OF Norfolk Tecited, Guilty or Not
Guilty" A model Christian Endeavor
prayer meeting was conducted by Rev
r. L.. Hutton, Of Lexington, the topic
being. Liberty and Love"
The query box, known as plans and
Problems" was conducted by Or. y
Lewis Howe, OF Washington and Lee Uni
versity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
Meeting of Pickett Camn.

The meeting Of Pickett Camp last night
Was devoid of unusual interest. Chair
man ". T.. Bass presided. and the meet
ing was opened with prayer by Chaplain
j. T. Winston.
The applications for admittance into
the Soldiers Home of William g.. PrOsser.
Company Co. TWenty-hfth Virginia Bat
talon. and John r.. Howell Company ID,
Fifteenth Virginia We're recommended.
and they We're youchcd Tor as good sol
dicrs.
The committee appointed az the last
meeting Oh the death of Comrade John
". Parkinson. reported through their
chairman. Captain John Lamb.
Colonel John w. n. Porter. Of Ports
mouth. presented the camp handsome
bound book OF The events that happened
ia and around Norfolk from April l9.
1851. 10 May l0. 1862. and the names of ai!
sailors and soldiers who served In the
southern army from Norfolk county
Norfolk city. and the city OF Portsmouth,
Comrade W H. Turpin. Company ID.
Fifty-third Virginia Regiment. and Cap
tain W ". Wells. Company -, Four
teenth Virginia Regiment. gave the camp
q very interesting and touching address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
RALEIGHrS BUDGET.
Supreme Court-HniIroad Matters
penitentiary bonds.

RALEIGH. y. c., November 2O.-(Spe-
ciaI) -To-morrow the Supreme Court will
begin the call Of Ninth District appeals.
The noted case of the Hygienic Ice
Company against the Seaboard Airline
for the burning of ar refractory here
will be heard this week. Both sides In
troduce startling aftidavits.
Work goes on day and night on the
Cheraw link of the Seaboard Airline
Electric headlights are used. The grad
ing is complete and the tracklayers are
at work.
In proof OF the statement that the cot
ton. save i'm very heavy low lands, is all
gathered, il may be said that cotton lands
are in a number of cases. being ploughed
up and put in oats and wheat.
State Treasurer Worth was delighted
to-day at the receipt of the long-eXpected
10000 Of penitentiary bonds. OF these,
$4,000 are to pay the debt the Fusionists
contracted, and $4,000 to pay for the Gale
donia and Arson farms. The American
Bank Note Company, which printed the
bonds. and which was so slow In doing
the work sent n receipted bill for the
500 for the printing. II Will be remem-
bered the bonds were 10 have been de-
livered last summer, and that a member
Of the company made the promises that
the bonds were nearly ready. As the
state had bought the farms it had TO
pay interest on the money until the bonds
came. The Treasurer was on the point
of bringing suit against the company for
this interest but it agreed 90 pay It,
The $50 is in lieu Of the interest The
Treasurer says the company behaved
very we'll I'm the matter.
immigration Commissioner Thompson
has returned from trip TO Western
Pennsylvania, i'm the interest Of his de-
partment.
The Democratic State Committee Will
meet at the Marlboro House here, at s
T.. NJ. December Nth. There is much
work before il. The Republicans are
making plans which will be checkmated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
Sons of Veterans.

The regular meeting of Lee Camp, Sons
OF Veterans. was held last night at Lee
Camp Hall Commander r.. Leslie Spence,
Dr.. presided The meeting was a very
short one. as the camp only transacted
routine business.
The Entertainment Committee reported
that Comrades Cox and Adams would dis
cuss the valley campaigns on next Mon
dav night. and that Judge b. r.. Well
ford would address the camp some Tune
next month. and the Hon. A. j. MOnta-
que would deliver am address 10 the camp
some time I'M January.
The camp Is now progressing IN a very
satisfactory manner. and on next Nom
dav night there will Doe presented several
applications for membership The camp
has agreed 10 take i'm AN who desire to
become members within the next two
MONTHS. without charging the regular
initiation Zee.
DR.. C. Smith, Of Lee Camp, made
short address
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
GOOD BILL At THE BIJoU.
: Performance With Three s''"S
uo,dItne Acts the Offering.

Tbere are three acts on the Bijou bill
this woek any one Of which is strong
enough TO headline a high-class array Oh
vaudeville artists. II only these three
numbers made up the programme II Wouiu
ba more than worth while going 10 Wit
ness them. one Of the acts is without
doubt the most daring exhibition or skill
and rerve that has ever been presented
i'm Richmond whether I'M the circus TINS
ar an me stage. This is the act OF lhe
Escamillos. a man and a boy, whose ledlo
ON a nigh wire pale into ms sHlucdllcc
ann, similar turn that has come this way.
During portion Of the act the nerves oi
some i'm the audience seemed 10 pe az d9
great "a tension as We're those OF the TWO
performers. 1900.
Charles II. Aldrich does one Of the most
original acts which vaudeville mas sNch
the local stage. For the first two NM
utes the audience IS rather apathetc, as
fhev trv to "size up" the performer. Al
ter this Mr. Aldrich gets down 10 ms
work and keeps his audience IN "a roar
until he bows off for the last time.
Cushman HolcOmbe. and Curtis. I'm their
Operatic comedy, The New IeachrI.
are heard 10 excellent advantage. Ihty
pOssass good voices, and make me tflo.
The other numbers all gave satisfaction.
Collins and Hordt do some clever aero
batic work. VredO and Forrest present "a
comedy musical act. I'm which another
"rubber-neck" joke Is played ON the audi
ence and Miss Maude Amber Is very
pleasing iu her vocal selections. The act
of the four Ellsworths is only saved by
the cleyerness of the two children, VINO
finish the turn with a cake-walk.
The performance will Doe given every
night this week with the usual tuesday,
Thursday. and Saturday matnees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
DEATHS.

BOWERS Died, at the residence OF his
son-in-law. Policeman +. r.. Robin
son. 2N2 east Marshall street. az go
o'clock Monday evening November ~
1899. GOTLEIB BOWERS, In the I'D year
az his age. native OF Baltimore, Nd.
Baltimore and Hagerstown CMd) papers
please copy.
HFATON.-Died, al the residence OF
Or. j. j. Moore. Ayiett Va, Monday.
November 10Th, at . a. NJ, JOSEPH ).
HEATON.
Interrnent I'm Hollywood on arrival OF
$3.50 Chesapeake and Ohio train THIS
AFTERNOON. Services az the grave.
WHITING. Died al the residence Of
Mr.. Frank Seaton, 1903 west Main street,
at 8:45 =. NJ. November 10Th. Miss JULIA
T.. WHITING, i'm the 67th year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from Cali
vary BAPTIST church AZ $50 +. d. TUES
DAY. the 2ist Relatives and friends re-
specially requested 90 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
IL Means More Than You Imagine.

Many apparent diseases are symptoms
OF something deeper Such are dyspep-
STA, nervousness. insomnia. the blues and
the wel-known rundown feeling which
no amount OF rest can remove. Perhaps
you have been taking all sorts Of medi-
elmo and consulting doctor after doctor
until you have given up all hope OF get
ting well. IL is just such chronic cases
that Dr. Greene discoverer OF that won
derful remedy. DR.. Greene's Nervura,
wants 10 examine You can consult with
him without fec or cost. II you cannot
call on him al his Office. 80 west Four
teenth street. New York city. you can
write him a letter describing your symp
toms. This will cost YOU nothing. and
you will get the advice OF the leading
specialist in curing nervous AMI chronic
diseases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
DR.. PiERCE'S
GOLDEN MEDICAL
DISCOVERY

Is the one medicine that IS successful
above all others in the treatment OF
throat bronchial and lung diseases. 1t
is a general cleanser and tonic for the
weak stomach and for the whole system
but it also acts specifically on the throat
and lungs. 1t makes rich, red blood
builds up flesh and strength and renews
the vigor of the whole body.
Sold everywhere by dealers IN medi-
cine. Be sure you get the genuine
Don't take substitute.
Mrs. NJ Harrick, Of Demster Oswego 20,
< v writes IL have lost two daughters IN
Iess than five years with consumption ana s stoi'
ia NV eldest son was taken. two OF ,niee
years ago. with hemouhage from the iuns =
n troubled him for over year lie Zoo ~
pierce's Golden Medical Discovery dnd mas no.
had a bleediug from the lungs IN over yeai'
Your medicine certainly saved his HE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
4 NeNN lodge Formed.

a ledge of the Royal Tribe OF Joseph.
known as Virginia, No. 3. was instituted
az Monroe Hall last night, with a MEM
bcrship of between twenty-five and
thirty.
The following are the officers Of the
lodge: Charles II. Lewis. worthy patri-
arch Fuller Gaskins, vice-patriarch: V.
T. Richardson. scribe. These officers VIII
be installed next Saturday night This
IS the third lodge Of this order recently
instituted in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
tse 17-sun. Tu&Th)

fed by Chief-of-Pollce Ragland. Of Peters
burg. as a fugitive from justice from the
Ccckade City. whore he is wanted for the
theft Of so. lie was turned over 20
Chief Ragland
I.ud Berry. Il negro. IS charged az the
Second Station with selling liquor with
cut a license.
Julia Pollard. n negro woman. Is hell
at the First Police Station, where she IS
charged with the theft OF 1876 from ". l..
Williamson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21

is q merchant located about eight miles
from Ladysmith. Mr. Shore supposes his
kinsman has had 20 close up his business
if. indeed 80 has not been broken up, ana
Dis property appropriated 10y the Beers.
Several years ago. while Mr. Shcre was
residing at Graham. Va. his South AMI
can brother had sent him "a railroad ticket
from Graham 90 New York, and steam
ship ticket from New FORK TO some south
African port. Mr.. Shcre returned the
ticket. as Dee did not wish 10 try life i'm
Africa. and now ho is very glad he was
content 90 live ON in Virginia. His father
r.-lI.s in Inruslllm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
on THE SOUTH SIDE.
AIM, or TWO DAYS CLEANED FOR
DISPATCH READERS.
TgI.yGS COURT IN SESSION.
ute Cnsc OF Mr.. Pacini Disposed Of
utitcr Cases Sct-A busy Day with
Irsor Mnurice-PcrsonaI and BRIEF
items eft Interest

hester Hastings Court COM
a., term yesterday. one case
.I others were set for hear
s which engaged the attcn-
r, was that of Nlr. Pacini.
ed with having a jumper
d.. t.t belonged to negro. Pa
n the Police Court by
hut took an appeal ami
.r.ce had several cases 10 en-
..ul0n yesterday morning.
Sweeney. charged with hauling
r without license, was fined
n.k an appeal
I.uIs charged with hitting Mr.
..N with brick Saturday night,
t9 ths grand jury.
hamilton was fined 81 for letting
ruu al large.
oaso was that Of Walter Dick
and lee Jones for fighting I'm the
They were fined $3.50.
Martin. ID tramp. was given fif-
rute- ts leave The city, Die went
Richmond.
WILL MARRY TOMORROW.
.-- uuc.mcnt has been made of the
or AIR. D. Hobson, of Richmond.
M Nary Brands. ot this C.ty. The
.r WIFI u. performed at Central
.. tlls city tomorrow evening.
STONE house OF Mayo's Island very
passed if- Tooth birthday te.ter-
There is DID, stou. BOO the northern
Ol Ode house bearing Ode Clt. No-
..or -. $780,
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
o., -.I..-,...f .,H dana. f.f.ra have
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
nRoTmERHooD's ANNUAL MEETING
Officers Elected for Ensuing Year
Rig Convention Discussed.

Tho local council of the Brotherhood Of
81. Andrew held their annual meeting AT
Grace Episcopal church last night and
elected officers. who. besides having 10
conduct the affairs II the local council
during the next twelve months. Will be
charged with the work Of preparing for
the great convention OF the Brotherhood
tO be held here next october.
The meeting which was largely attend
cd. was called 90 order by Mr. j.. r. Talia-
ferro who presided IN the absence Of
President Taylor. Mr.. Eugene G.. Massie
was elected president Mr.. Thomas POin-
dexter yice-president. and Alr. a. Stuart
Gibson secretary and treasurer. These
gentlemen. together with Alessrs. Henry
lee Valentine and l.. &. Arthur. will con-
stitute the Executive Committee The
Finance Committee is 10 b0 composed OF
one member from each chapter in the
city
Tho selection OF this city as the next
place Of meeting for the National Coun-
cu was discussed enthusiastically speech
c- being made 10y Revs W. a. Barr and
W Meade Clarke and others.
The Executive COMMITTEE was charged
with arranging for the big convention.
and they viii appoint the subcommittee.
An interesting feature Of the evening was
"a report from the Finance Committee 10
the effect that there would Doe no trouble
in raising money sufficient 90 defray the
expenses OF the convention next year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
NEGRo's SKULL FRACTURED.
UezeIinh johnson Used stone on
BENJAMIN ThOmpson's Head

BENJAMIN Thompson. a colored youth
was quite badly hurt in a street fight yes
terday lie engaged In brawl with
Hezekiah Johnson. a negro about his size,
and Hezekiah used a stone on Benjamin's
Uranium. with the result that Beniamin's
skull was fractured.
The injured boy was taken 20 the First
Police station where he was treated by
Or Goode. of the ambulance service ana
LEFT
Henry Richardson and George Ryan,
two cOlOred employees Of the Tredegar
Works. were injured there yesterday. one
had his hand mashed win a piece oil
iron and the other cut his hand on sky
light. Both were attended by Dr. Goode
and left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21

ATLANTA. GA, November 2l-ColoneI
II. H. Walker. of Bolton. Ca. has been
appointed by the Governor as special at
tOrney for the State % collect certain all
legged funds paid by the State % military
companies doing service I'm subduing the
Cherokee Indians in the years 1896 and
1s,4
Governor Gambler has issued am order
Colonel Walker 10 prepare ano
present 90 Congress the claims OF the
State. Colonel Walker has begun his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
Carriage FITTINGS in a Trust.

PIITSBURG. PA, November 2J-Th.
carriage spring and axle manufacture
plicati0n viii Doe made shortly for "a New
Jersey charter. The combine viii D..
known as the American Spring and Ak
Company. and VIII Doe capitalized al slg
10000. of which %500o0 VIII Doe BOMBS
of mo trade. VIII join the combination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
PURsuER AND PURSUED SLAIN.
slayer of Latter IA Brother OF senn-
Inr Prifc hnrh's.

RALEIGH. y. c.. November 2O--On
Saturday ex-Sherff Prltchard and Jacob
Blaylock. of Mitchell county, attempted
10 arrest a man named Hunneycut. the
murderer Of Greer Phillips. i'm Robson
county. some time ago. Hunneycut shot
and killed Blaylock, and Pritchard, a
moment later, killed Hunneycut.
Pritchard. who killed Hunneycut, Is
brother Of United States Senator PrltCh-
arr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
Golf Season I'm Florida.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, November q.
The eolf season opens here next Thurs
dav. ina "a tournament for the Greenlta
and Crosby golf medal After this Is oVr
q contest viii be arranged between I've
teams representing England and Americ.
The English members of the Country Siu'
are forming one team