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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
Mr.. F. J. WILLIS
WINS HIS SUIT.
# Involved State Bonds to the Sum
of $l50,O00.
GIVEN HIM BY DR.. F. S. WILLIS,
Just Prior to the Death Of the Latter
Suit Brought Against Him by
One of DIR. Wills
Executors

A very interesting case was disposed oil
Yesterday in the Chancery Court In
connection with the will of DR.. Francis
Il. Willis.
In February, 1928. Mr.. John Dunlop one
Of the executors or the will OF DR.. Wits
filed a bill In Chancery against Mr.. Il. J.
Willis nephew OF the testator, To compel
him TO surrender $4,000 in Virginia State
bonds. which Mr. i. j Willis claimed
had been given MIN by his uncle prior to
his death. and for which he held power OK
attorney. signed by Francis 7. Willis.
FACTS IN THE CASE.
II was shown that while Or. Willis. up
10 the time OF his death. was accustomed
10 collect the interest on these BONDS,
which are I'm the possession Of the Audi
tor. vet Mr.. Il. J. lSis had and still mas
In his possession the above mentioned
power OF attorney. 49,,
fudge Lamb after hearing All the evil
dence obtainable on the subject, entered
"A decree. directing the Auditor 10 transfer
the said bonds, of which there are nlteen
of the sum Of $4,000 r.fyn. 10 the name OF
II. ]. Willis. holding that they are the
property OF the latter
DRAW THE INTEREST
Mr. r.. j. willis il authorized by the
decree TO draw the accrued interest on
the bonds which amounts TO SO22O.
Thus Is concluded "A case 10 which great
interest attaches. owing 70 the promlh-
ence OF the parties I'm question. Dr.
willis was one OF the wealthiest rnen In
Virginia and a good deal OF ais property
was left to his nephew. VINO was more
like a son than a nephew TO him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
MANY DOCTORS
FROM RICHMOND
viii Attend the Tri-State Medical
Society,
MEETS IN CHARLOTTE TODAY,
Quite a Number Of Physicians from
This City VIII Read Papers at the
Meeting-An Interesting Pro-
gramme Arranged.
MEETS IN CHARLOTTE TO-DAY.

a number 81 Richmond physicians Will
attend the first annual meeting Of the
Tr-state Medical Society Of North Caro-
Una. South Carolina ana Virginia, which
viii be held at Charlotte to-day.
At this meeting number OF papers
have been promised by prominent mem
Ocrs of the profession from the three
states and an interesting programme
win be presented.
Dr. =. q. Register. Of Charlotte, IS
chairman Of the Committee OF Arrange
menis and will give a cordial reception
TO AN who attend
THE PROGRAMME.
The programme to-day has been ar
ranged as follows:
il A. M.-Opening OF the first annual
session
f-Divlue invocation-Rev. II. r. Chre-
itzberg. ID. D., Charlotte, n. G..
Address Of welcome on behalf ~ the
profession and the citizens Of Charlotte
Colonel IT, q. Jones, Charlotte. ~ q.
3-Response TO the address OF welcome
Or. Hugh a. Nelson. Charlottesville. Va
Address by the presidant-Dr W. a..
II. Cobb GoldsborO. y. G..
5-Executive session-Reports OF OFF,
GERS. reports Of committees
6-Rcgistration Of members.
RICHMOND DOCTORS THERE.
Among the Richmond physicians who
are expected 20 read papers are. Or. j..
~. Upshur. Dr. John Dunn. Dr. Viz
gin.us Harrison. Dr. John +. VIM, Dr.
Hunter Mcclure DIT. Hugh NJ Taylor
Dr. George Ben. Johnston, Dr. 81. A..
White Dr. Ramon ID. Garcn. DIT. h. a..
Levy, DIR. A. Stuart Mclean. Or. Dirk
Adrian kuyk and Dr. Moses ID. lioge. Jr.
10 was thought desirable for the mem
bers OF tho medical profession in the
Carolinas to become more closely idei'ti-
fed with the profession in Virginia and
so a movement TO organize the Tri-State
Association was inauguraied by Com
mittee of Organization. Letters looking
20 this were sent out and a most graft
flying response was received hence It
was deemed that the time was opportune
for a temporary organization. Conse-
quently a few members Of the profession
Of the respective States were invited TO
meet al Virginia Beach August 5i3st.
during the meeting Of the Medical So
oicty OF Virginia, TO effect a temporary
organization, If IL was thought advisa-
bic. Quite a number responded IN per-
son and many by letter. so that the or
ganization was commenced with a mem
bershiD of twenty-eight from North Car
DINA. four from South Carolina and
twentv-nine from Virginia-total. sixty
one-which was accomplished without
any special effort. IL was deemed adj
visable TO perfect an organization, which
was done 10y the election of DE-. w. II
II. Cobb Of Goldsbor0, y. c.. as tenn
porary chairman. Or. H. II. Doison, Of
Milton, y. c., as temporary treasurer,
and Dr. Paulus A Irving OF Richmond,
Va, as temporary secretary.
MANY VIRGINIA MEMBERS.
There are now 153 members Of the or
ganization. which includes many Of the
leading physicians of Virginia and the
Carolinas. OF this number North Caro-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18

ing I'm the Uustings Court bul wasmcon-
t'nucd uutl The Goth.
Moore and man named Robinson nad
"a shooting ARRAY and in i,s course An
dcrson was killed. accidentally. 1t is sup
posed.
ln thc Chauccry Court David ".
Saunders qualified as administrator OF
john 'r Saunders.
Herbert Lipscomb qualified rs admin
istrlfor Of Mrs. pocahontas Lipscomb.
Tho estate IS valued at $500.
The viii Of Rachael Richards was
probatod
& marriage license was issued by the
clerk of the Hastings Court 10 John w
Station and Annie .. Berry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
A QUIET WEDDING.
Mr.. william Bede Hamilton and Miss
George Lecky.

GeOfgic ttthN.
AT the residence Of the officiating
clergyman. Rev. DR.. J. q. Hiden, 1913 west
Main street. Richmond at IL o'clock yes
terday morning. Mr.. William Bede Ham
ilton and Miss George Lecky were mar
ried.
The bride is the beautiful daughter Of
the late George and Willie Lecky, OF
Augusta county. Va She has Of late re-
sided i'm Richmond, whittier she came
from stanton. and attended the Wo-
mans College here.
The groom is a son OF Professor and
Mrs. Oliver Hamilton, OF Mecklenourg
county. n. C., and is travelling agent for
the Southern Express Company
The happy pair took the noon train tor
Washington, d. G. After their wedding
trio they will reside on east Franklin
street, Richmond.
STMANN-HASSOLD.
Mr.. II. g. Forstmann and Miss Kate A.
Hassold were married al st. Marys Cath.
olic church yesterday morning al
o'clock, by Rev. Father Wilibald. o. S. y.
The groom is a popular and well-known
druggist OF the West End, and the bride
is n most accomplished lady. formerly or
Chesterfield, where short while ago she
was a successful teacher.
A large number OF friends witnessed the
ceremony, and the happy couple received
a shower Of congratulations.
The bride was handsomely gowned In
blue tailor-made travelling suit. me
newly-wedded pair left via Old Point for
a northern tour OF about ten days.
Mr.. Rees TO We'd.
Invitations have been issued TO the
wedding of Miss Jessie Cunningham Pat
terson and Mr.. Herbert l.. Rees. the
ceremony to take place at the Second
RaDtist church. Tuesday afternoon, jan
nary 24th at $50 O'Clock. Mr.. Rees Is
we'll known in musical circles here and Is
quite popular with wide circle OF
friends. Miss Patterson IS the accom-
plished daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. LAUGH
land Patterson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18

lima has &C. South Carolina 90 and Vir-
ginia o. The list Of Virginia members
is as follows:
DIS. James Albert Anderson, Danville;
Paul B. Barringer. University OF Viz
ginia. William Bell. Winchester. Lewis
e. Roeher Richmond. e. ". 7. Brock.
Richmond. A. H. Buckmaster University
Of virginia. Leigh Buckner. Roanoke;
Frederick W. Chaplin Hot Springs, John
IT, Claiborne. Petersburg. A. Trent
clarke. South Boston vernon a. Gull
pepper. Portsmouth. John p. Davidson,
Richmond: William Francis Drewry' Pc
tersburg. John Dunn. Richmond. Landon
81. Edwards. Richmond; J.. $. Foster.
Mathews. Ramon D. Garcin. Richmond :
Iohn Robinson GHdcrsleeye. Tazewell.
William s. Gordon kicnmont. stephen
Harnsberger Cauctt. Nirginius Harri-
son. Richmond; Lewis E Harvie, Dan-
vile. Louis +. High. DsHVillo. J. sVi-
SON Hodges Richmond. Moses d. Hoge.
Tr. Richmond. $. r. Hughes. Danville,
pauIus A Irving. Richmond. James 5.
Irwin. Danyiilo. George Ben. Johnston.
Richmond. Dirk Adrian kuyk, Rich
mond. r. G. Leigh. Richmond. II. il.
Levy. Richmond. r. G.. Levy. Richmond ;
Samuel a. Lille Lynchburg. Rawlcy w.
Martin. Lyuchburg r 5. Martin. Stu
art j. Page Massie Richmond. Hunter
Mcclure. Richmond. Edward Mcclure.
Richmond: Stuart Mcclure Richmond;
w. p. Mcclure. Winchester, d. Stuart
Afacrean. Richmond. r.. T.. McMurran,
Portsmouth. r. y. McIWaino. Peters
burg. Jacob Michaux Richmond; Hugh
n. Nelson. Charlottesville: William Nell
son. Danville: Alfred G.. Palmer. Rich
mond. Robert j. Preston. Marion; \. ;.
Priddv. Keysvillc; Robert q. Randolph
Boyce. W. NJ. Randolph. Charlottesville;
John Randolph. Arvonia; W. J.. Robin
son. Danviue: G. w. Rodgers, stanton;
r. NJ. Slaughter. Theological Semins 81
Hugh NJ TAYLOR. Richmond; Alexander
Terrell. Lynchburg: j. Edward Tomp-
kins. Frcdercksburg. j. y. upshur'
Richmond. J. s. Wexford. Richmond
rosenh A White. Richmond: Robert 4.
Williams. Richmond; John j. VIM,
richmond: J. VI. Winfree Richmond:
John +. woodward, Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
GOVERNOR TYLER
IS APPEALED TO.
Applicants for Mr.. Gaines Place
Write to Him.
A NEW COLONEL ON THE STAFF.
Mr.. James Mann Succeeded Mr. VIM.
Henry Mann-Smailpox ut New
port News Oh the Wane.
Capitol Notes.
A NEW COLONEL ON THE STAFF.

Governor Tyler has received letters
from several persons who wish 10 sue
coed AIr r. il. Gaines as chemist in the
Department OF Agriculture. Commits
sicner Koiner has the appointing power
but he does not inted to fill the vacancy
a. present for the department has to be
kent on the fees derived from the in
spsction of fertilizers. Expenses. there
fore. must be cut down. The Governor
Is unable TO aid those who write 10 him
asking that he use his influence in their
behalf
MANY CANDIDATES.
Delegate r. r. Powell and former POST
master irwin Tucker called al the Capitol
10 urge upOn the Governor the claims of
Or. Samuel ". Hobson for appointment
10 the position Of quarantine officer OF
Dr. &C. Jones holds the position now,
and is making q big tight FOR reappoint-
There are several other candidates
Messrs. Powell and Tucker I'm
discussing the smallpox scare they
stated that there were only five cases
now I'm that city. and there was no rea-
son to believe that It would spread or
become epidemic.
CAPITOL ITEMS
Governor Tyler will visit Washington
to-day on official business. Misses Belle
ard Sue Tyler will accompany him.
Mr. William ". billiard. Of NotfoWay
county who is member OF the Capitol
Square police force. is threatened with
pneumonia. and IS confined to his room
I'm the Ford's law building.
Tho Governor received a visit from Mr.
John W. Starkc. who IS anxious TO go 10
Cuba He wanted the Governor 10 try
and get him IN the Fourth Virginia Regi-
ment. The Governor said he could do
nothing for the warrior. he had his hands
fun of work I'm trying 10 get men out Of
the regiment.
Mr. William Henry Mann. OF Peters
burg has resigned his position as colonel
on Governor Tylers staff. and Mr.
James Mann. Of Nottoway. has been ap-
pointed his successor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
Virginia Trust Company's onicers.

A. the seventh annual OF then stock
holders Of the Virginia Trust Company.
held ar the companys office al noon
yesterday. the following officers and d.
rectors were elected President. James "
Boyd: Nice-President. Mann 8 Quarles.
Secretary and Treasurer. John Norton
Directors. r. 9. Williams. Jr.. Joseph
Bryan, John r. Branch. r. y. Addison.
Samuel T. Morgan. Virginius Newton. W.
S. Forbes. 7. William Pemberton, j. j.
Mosby. Morton y Rosenbaum L. y
Morris. Philip Whitlock. James y. Boyd,
II. p. Valentine. G. W. Branch. Mann S.
Quarles and ]. j. Montague.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
TOO MUCH FOR HER.
Miss Palmer Couldn't Resist the Sight
of Her Friends Happiness.

WHITBSTONE LANDING. y. Y, Jan.
T-Miss Jessie Palmer. OF Flushing. was
married to Henry Howard Smith. OF
Wnitestone. at moments notice sun
day night az the home Of Frank Hard
ing, music publisher Of Manhattan. In
milestone. The young couple had been
selected 10 stand as godfather ana god
mother AZ the christening Of Mrs Hard
ng's eight-mOnihs-old daughter Al
the close Of the ceremony they surprised
the Rev. Edward j. LLOYD by asking MIN
10 marry them. He was taken aback g.
the sudden request but he consented aud
performed the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Klein. of White
stone. acted respectively as best man
and bridesmaid. The bridegroom ven
tured TO the home OF his wife's parents
in Flushing to-day and broke the news
Of their daughters wedding 10 them.
They finally recovered from their sur
prise and forgave him and their daugh-
ter was welcomed with omen arms wnen
she went home few hours later under
the care OF Mrs. Harding. Mrs Smiths
explanati ton Of her sudden step wis tnnf
when she saw Mrs Hardings pretty
baby and the comforts Of her cheerful
home she could not resist the tempta-
ton Of emulating her example and enter
ing the marriage state
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts AboW' Richmond's
Citizens and other Matters

TIIiIone AMI nIIDr Matters
,,.,.., 49,. d.. ,...... A., ,,,..,,,....,,..
M, al h,,'.gc1.
Mt A. =. hui-. %. wanna ''Un's'
was on '"' ''''''' '~Ii'..''70 Fo'.1' "'i'
Miss Emma Sh'rI"ie stewart ls leo
guest OF her brother, the Rev }. Gavin
Stewart $40 west Grace street.
ar Alfred Eukcr. Of Baltimore. is the
guest of his sister. Mrs. Borcheris south
Third street
...t. tf.,-,co county Court vestoraa,
,..n ,,,..,ors vrero corsidefed .ir ttc
i' .,',t....t, .,,,rt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
Welded A CONVICT.
An Alabama Woman's Marriage 10 n
Physician Sentenced for Homicide.

MOBILE. ALA. Jan. i6-Miss Genie
Lay. Of Montgomery. was married az
Dolive, a convict camp a few miles north
OF here. Sunday 10 Or. W +. Baldwin.
Baldwin killed young man named Ed
son I'm Bullock county two years ago. and
received a ten years sentence Since
then he has been serving the State as "A
convict physician. Last year Miss Lay
had charge or "A school ar Mityene. near
where Baldwin was stationed on tho
convict farms and fell In love with him.
All efforts on the part N her family 10
prevent the marriage were vain On
Saturday Miss Lay boarded n train in
Montgomery and went 10 Dolive where
the ceremony was performed She he
lieves that the law has uniustiy punished
her husband.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18

house and has his headquarters I'm Rich
mond. The marriage was exceedingly
pretty and tasteful. Miss Ada Lewis. Of
Graham. was maid Of honor, and Mr.
Charles A. Tanner. OF Glady :. was best
man.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Charles A. WoodsOn.
Among Ia.ose present We're Miss VIII
kerson, OF Brookneal. Miss Garner. u
Roanoke: Miss Earhardt. OF Blacks.
burg: Misses Wheatley Of Kew: Mrs
Charles A. Scott. Of Radford and Mrs.
William A. Tanner. Or Thomas d. Hub
bard and Mr.. John G. Haythe, OF Lynch.
burg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
supreme Court Proceedings.

Richmond Railway and Electric Co,
vs.. Harris. Argued by r.. W. Christian
for appellant and Hill Montague and w.
w Hundley for appellee and submitted.
Harris VS.. Jones & Brown commission
ors Argued by fl. Il. Pollard for appel
les and submitted.
Goldsmith < Co.. IS. Late. Argued By
Eugene Withers for plaintiff in error
and continued until to-day
The next cases 10 be called are Wright
VS.. independence -.ational Bank OF Phil
adciphia. and Tate vs.. Lazarus. Nos. q
and Is.
Thursday being a legal holiday the
court will not he in session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
KID CLOVES GALORE.

Here's how big firm buys them This
telegram was received at the Western
Union telegraph office Yesterday:
New York. Jan. H. 1889
Julius Meyers Sons. Richmond. Va:
Expressed to-day viii arrive II o'clock
Wednesday eighteen hundred pairs four
button and three-clasD kid gloves. that
are worth one dollar and one dollar and
fifty cents, In blacks whites, tans. reds.
greens and browns. silk embroidered
Sell four-buttons ffty-nine cents: three
clasps, sixty-hve cents "A pair.
w. ID. MEYER
when they do arrive they will be
placed on sale at one" said the manager
OF the Glove Department at The Meyer
store. "and we will see repetition OF the
great glove sales here during Christmas
week. when the gloves were not sold at
sell thesa.a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
Funerals Yesterday

The funeral of Mr.. James NJ Talbot.
who died Sunday night AZ his residence
No 2S22 east Marshall street. took place
from the residence az 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon
The late Mrs Solomon ". Lowry. who
died Sunday afternoon al her residence.
No 108 north Twenfy-hIst street WAS
buried from Venable Street Baptist
church Yesterday afternoon az 3 o'clock.
The funeral services Of the late Mr..
Richard Tuck. who died Sunday at MS
residence. no. si6 north Twenty-nfTn
street. we're held yesterday afternoon at
2 o.Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
FIRE IN A BlNDERY.
L. II. Jenkins Place Considerably
Damaged Last Night.

Damagcu iids' Ni~""
The fire alarm turned in last night
shortly after o'clock was caused by
fire i'm the book bindery of L. II. Jenkins
AT the southwestern corner OF IWelilh
and Bank streets. The fire is supposed
10 have started from a hot steam pipe.
II commenced on the third floor and ow-
ing 10 the combustible material on that
Zoo. an ugly looking blaze for whlie
threatened to spread through the build
ing. There was a good deal OF smoke,
and quite a large crowd coon collected
10 see the fire.
Engines Nos. g. 4. and Z responded
promptly 10 the call. and Trucks Nos. l
and :. and the Chemical Engine. soon
a number Of streams were playing on the
fire which was put out in about twenty
minutes.
Trsre was considerable damage by
water TO the stock in the building ow-
ing to the character Of the material
there II was impossible 10 estimate the
loss last night though Mr. jenkins
thought it would probably amount TO
81 200
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
Rnard of GoXcrnOrs.

The Board Of Governors Of the Ma
sonic Home Of Virginia met in the office
Of the president OF the state Bank yester-
day afternoon. with the following men,
bers present. Judge b. r. Wexford. Jr,
president. John 5. Elicit treasurer. G..
A. Nesbitt. secretary. John ". Richard
son. j. Thompson Brown. Rev. George
j. Ray. a. X. Courtney j. $. Moore,
and Julius Straus.
Routine business only was transacted.
The election Of officers was postponed
until the next meeting which will be
held on the third Tuesday in February.
No reference was made 10 the resigna-
ton of the Woman's Auxiliary of thu
Home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18

At the Soldiers Home General r. +.
Loo's birthday anniversary will be ccie-
hrated on Thursday 18th. beginning with
religious services at II o'clock in the
chapel. when Acting Chaplain Rev Ian
don r. Mason will deliver a sermon.
A reception will follow ar one o'clock
I'm the moss-hall. and a military salute
will be fred
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18

acknowledgements A. Potts Allen
Potts. wife. and Meta p. and Robert
Randlctt. widow and heirs and Thomas
Potts deceased. TO while Vs. Vest 81
feet on Grace street, northeast corner
First NZJo.
Honrico-T. =. Gin and wife TO Ciemma
r. Tyler. 80 feet on Park avenue, north
east corner Deep Run street, $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
Montreal Harbor Commissioners.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Jan. H.
speciai.-Mayor Prefontaine OF Mon.
treal. and the harbor commissioners OF
that city visited Newport News to-day
and inspected the Chesapeake and Ohio
terminals here. General Manager Stew.
ems. General superintendent c. Z. Doyle
and other officials OF the road arrived
from Richmond this morning and showed
thu p~xAx a<ann6k
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
FREE BOOK ON DRESSMAKIhG
How to Dye and Make Over Old Dress

An edition Of Home Dressmaking for
1880 has just been published and The
Times has made special arrangements TO
give a copy OF the book to any OF its
readers who send the attached coupon
with q two-cent stamp 10 Wells. Rich
ardson & Co.. Burlington, Vt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Jan IL
Specialize. Joseph .. Mitchell and
Miss Mary +. Armstrong both Of Spotsyl-
vania county. were married last night AZ
the Adventist chucB. Elder NJ. w. Smith
officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
znichts of p,thias BANQUET.

ola Dominion Lodge No. 4 Knights
Of Pvthias. gave their annual banquet
Monday night at Hulcher's Hall, where
all the delicacies Of the season were
served and enjoyed.
There were several elegant speeches
made bv members which contributed
largely TO the pleasures Of the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18

Justice John only had four cases be-
fore him Yesterday morning and all OF
them were dismissed. SapOlas AXE
larides was charged with being drunk
John Connors was accused Of vagrancy
Peter Jackson With fighting In the stree L
and Calvin Loving with being a suspi'
ciOus character
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
THE BARNES CASE.
II Comes Up in the Hastings Court this
Morning.

The case Of Eugene Barnes. charged
With the larceny of "a certain sum OF
money. the property OF John r. Powers
4 CO.. viii come up in the Hastings
Court az u o'clock this morning
The Commonwealth Attorney. " Is
stated, is an ready 60 proceed with the
trial. II is probable that tic case "ill
consume the whole Gay. There II great
interest IN the matter and the court
room will. no doubt. be crowded.
The case OF William Moore. who Is
charged with the killing OF oresnor An
GAnxon- aAA kAt Tar trial pastsrdas s@<rEA-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
Funeral OF Mrs. West.

The funeral OF Mrs. Sarah 4. West
widow Of the late A. H. West. who died
at her residence No 81 north Eighteenth
street. Monday night. aged seventy-six
years. will take place from the residence
this afternoon az O'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
WHAT DID sHAKEsPEARE MEAN?

Shakespeare never wrote truer words
than, Life of our pleasant vices cotn
make whips to scOurgc us. This can
only mean that 10 our misuse Of the
pleasures Of life we owe most OF the ills
of poor health. Doubly DO the words
apply 10 men who, through ignorance
folly and indiscretiOn. have used up their
strength, energy and vitality, and lett
themselves almost wrecks Of manhood.
Their condition would indeed be pitiaDle
were IL not Tor the fact that a scientific
physician, a specialist in the cure OF this
class of diseases OF men, has come 20
their relief and made IL easily possible
for weak and vigOrless men 10 regain
their lost vitality and vigOr. We refer
10 DR.. Greene OF 80 west Fourteenth
street, New York city, disc0yerer Of the
world famous Dr. Greenes Nervura, as
well as other marvellous. Strengthening,
Wtalizing and invigOrating remedies who
Notwithstanding his enormous practice
and excessive demand upon his time Of
fers TO consult with any sufferer from
nervous and physical debility absolutely
free ana advise and counsel him In regard
to his case without charge. Phis IS an
opportunity for weak. enervated and ex-
hausted men, OF which immediate advan-
tage should be taken. II you cannot
call. write TO Dr. Greene about your
cIse. Your disease is certainly durable
under his wonderful strengthening, Wit
aliZing and invigOrating remedies. and
you can be cured at home. At least write
FOR his advice and counsel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-18
Notice of snit Served.

The United States Marshals office has
served process on parties defendant In
the suit of the Mechanics BANK or chi
caqo against the Consumers Brewing
COMPANY OF Alexandra county.