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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-09-15
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG. SEPT. Is 1899.

MBSha III al Oubiubs
Mr.. and Mrs, Will Shine aud daugh-
ter and Miss Shine left Tuesday even
log for Larkspur, California, where
Mr.. Shines parents live.
Among the. Lordsburgers who have
been over to court we're B. b. Ownby,
John Robson, II. ]. McGrath, L. l..
Lindsey, and j. S. Brown.
Judge and Mrs. NJ. w. McGrath
came back from their California trip,
reaching here Sunday. They appear
10 be much improved physically by
their trip to California.
Mrs. j. II. Brown aud Master Frank
returned from spending the summer
on the California beach, glad to get
back to Lordsburg, but they were no
gladder to get here than was J. II. to
see them.
Mr.. ]. P. Owuby returned from
spending a couple of m0nths with old
friends in California. This was his
first trip there Ia many years, and
while he found many old friends there
were many who were gone.
Cortez Sharp made a Silver City
trip last week at the invitation Of the
grand jury, to tell what he knew.
When he got there neither he nor the
grand jury could find out what case
he was supposed to know anything
about.
Monday morning +. NJ. Witherspoon
received a telegram from Shreveport,
Louisiana, announcing the birth OF a
daughter, and saying that mother and
child are doing well, on the strength
of which be received many congratu-
lations.
The Hon. Burt Dunlap, from VIII
COX, Arizona, vas in the city Wedncs-
day and received between five and six
hundred head of the cattle he bought
In the neighborhood Of Duncan a
couple of weeks ago. The cattle were
shipped to Denver.
Washohts made trouble for the
Arizona & New Mexico Saturday
The regular mail train did not get
here until late in the afternoon. No
mail went to Clifton Saturday, but an
extra on Sunday took the mail ont, at
about the usual time.
D.n c.o.,~ rao oo,,o ovor
- Cit,. T.an5n. ~ 80 IN
~ - 80 49, rro,ninont
r, +, auorod 49,
~ po. h"annanis : - 80, io,n,
- ~ ta,ata, snah nsso
.son,dad "a oroi,ct tho
naoa~5 - ~ ~ 80 20 -
StstSr-a So
Mrs. j. a. Leahy and Master Jody'
~, nnoa,a - 80
'osS' 80 ~ ~,
i'o.9a' a'ai - oo,nlo or
po"'0' auH - 80 go,
"IsuD' -" 49, S- -
S,oo "Uu'u ,oa5
@n'o' :, 'o, ~ ro, 800
',a, ohonnd ~,
~ ~ ardsrrrr
DO"' '"'' 0'
a long distance telephone was put
In the DEPOT Saturday. 1t has no con
nection with any other telephone, but
that makes no difference with the
boys at the depot, they talk into IL
Just the same, when they have not
got any q else to talk TO. Ii Is eN-
pected that at some time in the dim
future a telephone will he put In at
the water tank below town, and con-
nected with this one, and there are
hopes that connections will also be
made with the telephone system at
Clifton, and then any amount OF talk
ing Gan be done.
Tho Sunorior mining company ia
b nomo of the oroanlzation which
Sao nurohosod The well known Superl.
~ uino ~ Sbakesneare. The stock.
boldors are mostly El Paso men.
Monday the Stockholders met and
AAOAAAAI AAAN
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-09-15

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-LAND OF
N nee at Las Cruces New Mexico April
3rd. 1sq9 Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler hNs He'd notice of his
20 make final proof in support OF his
claim. ard that said proof viii be mudebefore
United states Court Commissioner. ut Dem
ing, N. NJ. on May % ltn9, viz: John D. Wcem's
who made homestead entry No. 2ll, for the
sen, Sec. ~. r.. 24S.R. II ". n. NJ. p. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
of said land, viz: Thomas Marshall, Samuel
W. Brown. Louis /. Marshall, John Phillips, all
of Dcmiug N. NJ. Emil Solignac,
Register,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-09-15

"They are simply perfect" writes
Rob't Moore, OF La Fayette, Ind, OF
Dewitt's Little Early Rlsers, the STA
nous little pills" for constipation and
all liver ailments. Never grippe.
Roberts s. Leahy Mercantile Company.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-09-15
Total s 3575Il3 3 l0234l Oh
Total valuation on cattle $l101700

@. A. Fisk has been in town this
week, relieving J.. A. Harrison from
his work as Wells Fargo express agent,
Mr.. Harrison is enjoying a vacation at
his old home at Lochiel, Arizona. He
left here on the west bound train Sat
urday night, aud rode in the express
car. He borrowed the messengers
couch and went to sleep. When the
train robbers held up the car they
found him asleep. They shook him
and told him to get up and get out.
Harrison, half awake, thinking the
messenger was having fun with him,
told him to go to Yuma, where IL was
warmer than it is at Cochlse. The
robber poked him In the ribs with the
muzzel Of a sixshooter until he was
wide awake, then told him to get out
Of the car, aud Jim got"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-09-15

The grand lodge OF the Knights Of
Pythias meets in Silver City next
week. The representatives from the
L%ordsburg lodge are E. w. Clapp and
II. J. McGrath. They expect to bring
the grand lodge back with them next
Thursday, and IL Is probable that a
number Of Knights from Silver City
and Deming viii accompany them.
When here the new lodge hall will be
dedicated. The hall is a fine solid
adobe building, which has been made
perfectly sound proof. 1t consists OF
a large lodge room, about thirty feet
by fifty, an anti-room, a property room
and a reception room. The Knights
are figuring on a reception or dance,
in the neal future, to which all their
friends will be invited.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-09-15
If coming events cast theI
tefore," those shadows on

their shadows
on the blind
presage a we'd
ding in the
near future.
The young
lady may even
be Tall ready"
to marry, that
Is, she thinks
s h c 8 tall
ready for her
tro Il sse aus
prepared, the
"trip" has
been planned,
and h house
picked out and
tinunrrlliinn y
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-09-15
Taxable Proper y

The LIBERAL is under obligations to
the assessors Office for the following
figures, showing the amount Of prop
erty in the various precincts and the
amount Of taxes this property will
La 90 % nnu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
WITH MEADOW BROOK HOUNDS.
Miss PbiIIis Lan&horne One OF the
First in az the Finish.

HTMPSTEAD. L. l., Nov &.-Ihe
Meadow Brook Hunt Club held another
cross country drag hunt this afternoon on
Tho north side Of the island. The weather
Uas perfcct. and q large number Of the
members ana their friends took part in
the chase.
Tho meet took place from the village Of
Fast Wuliston. The run led across Orch-
ards and cornhclds 90 the country seat OF
Perry Tiffany. at Weslhury. and then
eastward To- the residence of Frederick
Cclhard. where "a check Nas called Be
in,. resumed. Sc extended over portion
ot the Whcatley Hius 10 the country
place OF Clarence Mackay. and then south
to the white church at WeStbury, on the
edge of the Hampstead Plains where the
chase ended. in al distance oil ABOUT
ten miles.
Mrs James I. Kornochan and Miss
phnHs Langhorne were the only wom' n
I'm the saddle. They took the fences and
bitches cleverly and were the first of the
elui members az the finish, the others be-
,re r.. Y. Ellis. master Of the hounds;
Maxwell stevenson. Harry =. PAGE, En-
est HAYES. Leo Martin, Cameron j.. Smith,
Robert stevens, Warner H. Baltaz2i,
Samuel Wiuets H. L. Herbert and j..
Murphy the whip.
\ large party I'm traps and carts follow
ed the huntsmen and witnessed the chase
from different points of vantage along
tba highways. Among these were Mrs
T. r. cushing. Ncwbury H. Frost. Mrs
Pobv. Miss Noel Fred Dixie and several
members from the nearby hunt clubs
Kew York Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
At the Skating Rink.
TWO SHOTS AT POLICEMAN.
Desperate Negro Resists Omccr Wyatt
and Makes His Escape.

Police Officer w. II. Wyatt figured in
an exciting adventure with desperate
negro Boo Satierheld, about Z O'Clock
last night. The officer is one of the
braVest and most conscientious on the
force and when ne accOsted Satterheld
against whom there Is "A warrant out
standing. in the vicinity of Cooks bar
room. "a cOiOred dive. al the corner OF
Tenth and Cary streets, he had no thought
but 10 arrest the fugitive
The negro entered the bar-rOOm. and
resisted arrest A scuffle ensued. i'm which
glass and furniture were demolished. The
negro and the officer finally reached the
sidewalk, and Satterfleld took advantage
of the first opportunity 10 use his heels
He dashed down Tenth street into the
Chesapeake and Ohio yards, followed by
Officer Wyatt Then the desperate negro.
ensconcing himself behind "a bOx-car
opened fire on his pursuer discharging
two revolver shots at officer Wyatt The
officer returned the fire. but neither man
was struck by a ball
Again Satterfield took 10 his means Of
lOcomotiOn. lie ran out Of the yard. and
followed the quickest route to Manchcs-
ter bridge officer Wyatt followed. The
chase continued through Manchester. and
ended i'm the county. near JohnsOn's foun-
dry where the fugitive managed TO lose
himself I'm the darkness
Satterheld is wanted for assaulting and
beating a negro woman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
FACILE, FELL IN HURDLE RACE,
Although the Horse Rolled Over the
Jockey He was Not Hurt.

WASHINGTON. Nov. >2e.-In the hurdle
race at Jennings to-day Facile fell, turn
ing a complete somersault Carson, the
Jockey tumbled out Of the saddle and
the horse rolled over him. Fortunately
neither was seriously injured summary;
First race-siX fur.Ongs-Goal Runner
q to ID first. our Gertie e TO and to p
second. T.. Alloute 90 TO ID third. Time
lie.
second race-nye and a half furongs-
sidney Lucas Is to p first, Kitchener 6
TO / and to - second, Hagedon az 10 -
third Time. 1903 10.
Third raoe-hurdle mile and a nall
over six hurdles-Julius Caesar @ 10 lO
first. The Lost Chord % TO ! and ? 10 u
second. Bob White ~ to y third. Time
2.J3 As.
Fourth race-mile and fifty yards
Claroba as to 81 first Gold Standard q
TO . and z to - second, Speedmas q 10 y
third Time. las "a
Fifth race-mile and one sixteenth
Brisk @ TO % first. Compensation (6 TO /
and EVEN second. Rare Perfume @ to u
third Time. ISL 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
ANOTHER FINANCIAL BILL.
Republican Members Of Senate FL
nance Committee 20 Consider One.

Republican Members Of Senate FL
nance Committee 20 Consider One.
WASHINGTON. NOV. "a call has
been issued for meeting Of the Repub-
Hcan members Of the Senate Committee
on Finance I'm this city next Saturday
az 20 o'clock
The meeting is 10 be held for the pur-
pose Of considering a general financial
bin 10 be introduced in the approaching
session Of Congress. II is understood that
Senator Aldrich chairman OF the commit
tee, has prepared a bill on the lines agreed
upon during the conferences Of the Re
publican members last summer. and that
this bin viii be the basis of consideration
al next Saturdays meeting.
No intimation IS given as 10 the char
acter of the bin. but it is stated that II
differs I'm some respects from the bin
prepared by the House Caucus Committee
10 can be definitely stated on the author
ity of members OF the finance Committea
that there viii be no joint meeting for
the consideration of this subject with
the Caucus Committee The Finance
Committee members do not consider the
House Caucus Committee an official body
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
Tho I,ichmond Disabled.

NORFOLK. VA, Nov. Specialize
steamer atty f.Augusta OF the ocean
Steamship Companys Savannah line.
passed in Cape Henry at 1870 o'clock
this afternoon towing steamer which IS
apparently disabled about the ruddor.
The latter steamer is pretty well estab-
lished 10 De- the Richmond an Ola Do
mlnion liner at present under charter 10
the clyde Line. The signals OF the OBJ
server al Cape Henry asking whore the
vessels was from were disregarded. Prob
ably not being seen by those aboard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
SENATE REORGANIZATION
General CIarkson. of Iowa. will, Prob
nblY be Secretary.

WASHINGTON. Nov 21.-The star this
evening. discussing the extent oi the SEN
ate REORGANIZATION az the approaching ses-
sion Of Congress, says;
There is considerable talk about me
extent of the Senate reorganization early
I'M the coming session of COngrf So.
1T Is generally conceded that General
Clarkson. OF Iowa. win be Secretary OF
the Senate The question Of change IN
me office of the Sergeant-at-Arms Is one
man is very dinicult To- determine. Col
onel Bright. the present Scrgeant-at-
Arms. has made SUCH "a record Tor chi
.lcncv of administration that, regardless
of marty aniliatiOn there is q general iee'-
ing that The Senate would lose more IMAM
q partisan appointment could possibly
IA by "a change
Rrieht has brought about many changes
I'm the Senate end OF the Capitol so that
ID b. said the building was never IN quite
so satisfactory "a condition as h. now the
case. Not only has the building itself
been kept In a fine condition, but the
manner ina which the various employees
under the Sergeant-at-Arms are attending
TO Their duties is said to entirely meet
the approval Of every one The Senate de-
pends upon the Scrgeant-at- Arms for a
great deal Of work that requires judgment
and constant vigilance, and many senators
are 10th TO permit politics 20 interfere
with their comfort and with the conduct
of the Senate IN "a satisfactory way
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
LIEUTENANT IN MARINE CORPS,
l Son az theLate Capt. Gridley Desig
mated hy President for Appointments

mated Nv pFeSltcht ihl appointments
WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.-J p. V.
Gridlcy. son Of the late Capt. Chas. Y.
cridiev. who commanded Admiral Dew
ev's flagship az the battle of Manila was
to-day designated for appointment as O.
lieutenant I'm the Marine Corps by Pres
ident Mckinley. Young Gridley IS TOO
cl5 70 enter Annapolis and me only
onening for him I'm the Navy lay In ap-
pointment 70 the Marine Corps nut ne
,gcted the necessary education, and, worse
than an. the money for stucy. The boy
was too modest TO tell any one the SIT
uation. but Admiral Dewey who loved
his father suspected e. and decided to act
Tie determined to pay the bows expenses
while studying for the lieuteuancy
This morning he met young Gridley at
the White House and presented him TO the
President. Admiral Dewey started 10 eN-
r.Iqfn the situation when the President
interrupted and said:
you and T.. Admiral. viii pay his ex-
renses I'm preparing for examination. II
he fails i'm the first examination J VIII
give him another chance but ] am sure
he viii be ready when the time comes
As Admiral Dewey and the young man
were descending the white House steps
the Admiral was saying 20 the son OF his
old c0mrade:
Now YOU keep an accOurt of your cN-
ponses and let me know What they are. %
Al the foot of the steps the Admiral ran
into the group Of newspaper men.
II shall be glad 10 give You an item this
morning" said the Admiral. "The Pres
ilent has just agreed TO designate this
young man. a son of Captain Gridley. for
examination for "a lieutenancy I'm the
Marine CORPS But he has no money with
which 10 prepare himself for the ex-
animation" he continued. However the
President and I are going 60 attend 70
that" ne added looking az the son OF his
old friend with suspicious moisture i'm
his eyes. NOW" said tho Admiral. as
he turned away. let the people know
what sort Of a President they have"
Mr. Gridley's mother. the widow Of the
gallant commander Of the Olympia. is
living al Erie. Penn. She Is drawing a
pension Of $50 a month which her friends
I'm congress win seek 10 have increas by
special act during the approaching SEES
sion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
Conspiracy Suspected.

MEMPHIS. TENN. Nov. 20.--The Com
merciai-Appe3i tomorrow viii say.
4 telegram. wOrded as follows and
signed by a New YORK Individual, mas
been received at this office:
Reported in New York cotton market
heavily overbOught by the South on slim
margins. and crash looked for. Can you
confirmg"
gram was sent 10 every important cotton
centre in the South IL t. thought that
this is part OF a conspiracy to break the
price of cotton. The name or the sender
OF the telegram has peeh sen, 10 a re-
sponsible New York firm. member OF the
Cotton Exchangc IN request that an
effort he made 10 uncover the whole
transaction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
WILL HE RECOMMEND lT2
stated Governor Would Have Railroad
Commissioner Office Abolished.

Commissioners Office Abolished.
An interesting rumor was circulated
Yesterday to the eaect that Go,elno.
Tyler. in his message 90 the LEGISLATURE
will recommend that iho office of Rail-
road Commissioned be abolished To was
also stated i'm this connection that Che
Governor would ask that che railroad
cf the state be subjected to increased
taxation. or rather taxation on the basis
Of am increased valuation
Governor Tyler. when asked about the
statement refused TO deny or confirm
1t.
ON the subjects of elections ln the state
the Governor will probably recommend
the passage of "a law prohibiting cor-
porations from contributing funds for
campaign purpose. and providing pcu-
atty FOR violation Of such a law.
Considerable speculation is udglgod as
90 what the Governor Will say regarding
the control OF foreign trusts and cor
porations within the state Do was stated
on apparently good authority some time
ago that the Governor would recommend
that such concerns be required to obtain
and operate under charters procured n
the state 10 is now stated that such
recommendation viii not be- included DOB
The Governors message. and that bin
win boz offered in the Assembly seeking ro
carry into effect the Governors ideas 0u
the subject
Mr. Thomas T.. Drinkard. of King George
county. is a. candidate for seTseant-at
arms Of the House of Delegates lie is
one-armed Confederate Veteran. and
claims to have been urged by his political
friends in the Eighth District 90 enter the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
THE LIGHTNING FINANCIER.
VIM. 4. Miller Believed 10 Have Been
i'm Danyillc.

DANVIIIE. VA. nov. -Spe3claL-lt
is believed that William +. Miller. the
n9ssad thraugh Danyille last Tuesday
morning. a man, accurately MEASURING
up to the published deseriptioPPe Of NH Miller
the broken nose ana all, IeaoIlcu mere az
400 o'clock Tuesday morning on we ualn
from Richmond. and walleI an hpur al
the Southern railway depot for g the south south
bound vestbuied fast irtlh rpm an, " ;,'h-
ingtOn. which he boarded on us aIrlNal'
and left for the South. He was accom-,
panied by a closely yelled woman. am. and
during the hour they spent az NE s'at ,,
waiting for the vestbuied tram lheir
nervousness and excited manner attract
ed some attention The mans persistent
inquiries as TO the points az "hioh me
fast train he proposed taxing stoppeI,
and the hours at which me teiesraph
Offices would be open al those stations,
also caused some suspicion,
Now that the published description OF
MILLER the lightning 6nancier TALES so
closely with the general appearance OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
Manchester Items.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times


11l2 Hull Street. Beattie Block
A meeting Of the county road commits
sioners was held yesterday morning in the
office of Mr.. Z. H. Wells. There were
present. Squire Cheatham. Nj. r. Z.
Kemp and Mr.. Henry shuttle. After a
short session tteir report was completed
which recommends damages To be paid
Cary and jerks, $50; to Mr., wood, $50
The report will be consideped al the next
term OF the County Court.
The Richmond, Petersburg and Caro-
lima Condemnation Commission met Tues
Cay at Swift Creek Chesterfield coun-
". The argument of the case OF the Quinn
Manufacturing Company was heard IN
part The commission adjourned until
December Sth. at which time the case
will he concluded
Union THANKSGIVING services Of the
Methodist churches OF Manchester will be-
held al Central church to-day at II
A. VI. Rev. ". V. Tudor. D. d.. pre-
siding elder Of the west Richmond dis
trict will preach.
The Baptists and Presbyterians Of the
city will hold their Thanksgiving service
this morning at Bainbridge-Stree
Baptist church. at II o'clock
Cowardin-Avenuc Christian church will
unite with the Seventh-Street Christian
church I'm Richmond.
Mrs Minnie Champion. Of Crew. Va,
IS visiting Mrs. ]. H. Priddy, on Eighth
street
Mr.. H. G. Cove and bride. nee Miss Ella
May VIM, OF Lunenburg county, are
visiting the home Of Mr.. j. r. Abbott
They are en- route TO their home In West
Virginia.
home DR. Rucker Is the attending ply
stefan.
Miss Gertrude Weisiger arrived yester-
day afternoon from Powhatan. to spend
Thanksgiving at her home. She will re-
turn Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
COUNTERFEITERS CAPTURED.
One of Them. However. Succeeded in
Making II IS Escape.

WILLACOOCHEE. GA. Nov. 20
Deputy United States Marshal Cason. OF
WAY cross captured and brought to this
place from Berrien county early this
morning. set of moulds for making sill
YER coin together with a lot OF counter
felt coin.
The moulds and money were found In n
trunk IN the possession wade Gasklns
and Ben Cornitt who were arrested 10
ho taken to Way Cross on the evening
train. Corbitt afterwards escaped.
some of the coin IS so perfectly finish
Ell that IL requires very close Inspection
to detect the difference between that and
the genuine. Ephrin Brotcher and David
Rowan were also summoned as witnesses.
II is believed that sufficient evidence Is
obtained TO convict several accomplees
and 10 prove that they have been opefa'-
ing for several months
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
MEETING OPENS TOMORROW.
There are 200 Horses at the Track
i'm New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, Nov. @-lhe
winter meeting will open tomorrow.
There are 1900 horses at the track and
in the vicinity. more than have ever win
tered here before and more are arriving
About fifteen books will do business on
the opening day. A model steeplechase
course has been constructed and the track
is i'm fine condition The old officials Will
again serve The feature Of the day viii
be the Inauguration handicap with SlJ0O
added
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
STATE LEAGUE.
Meeting Of the Organization at the
jefferson Hotel Tonight.

At the meeting of the promoters Of the
Virginia State League Of Baseball
Clubs. at the Jefferson Hotel tonight
business Of importance will be transacted.
President Harvio Cunningham came up
from Norfolk last night and representa-
lives from other cities in the League VIII
Doe ON hand to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
GENERAL LEE LEAVES.
Goes To Tampa, Whence He Sails To-
NIGHT for Havana, Cuba.

General Fitzhugh Lee. after spending
some days here. left last night on The
return to his post Of duty in Cuba. lie
was accompanied by Mrs. Lee and his
daughters Misses Ellen ana Anne Lee.
The party left over the Atlantic Coast
Line going 10 Tampa. Florida Tonight
they will take steamer from that port
and go direct TO Havana.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
WHITE WILL NOT RESIGN.
The Ambassador 10 Germany Says the
Report IL Entire Fiction.

BERLIN, Nov. 29.-Ambassador White
who is taking short vacation in Italy
sent the following despatch 10 the Asso-
ciated Press this afternoon In reply TO an
inquiry TO the report that he intended to
resign ON account Of advanced age:
The c,ort to which you allude is an
entire nction."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
Negro Teachers Arrested

BUMPKHN. GA. Nov. 29.--lfour negro
public school teachers IN this county
have been arrested al IN, instance of Col.
Tomllnson Fort county school commits
soneT on ch9rsc Of p. e5enting forged
teachers llocieei purporting 10 be from
adjoining counties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30

LEWIS Died. at ST. Paurs Church Home
for the Aged. on Tuesday. Novemose,r
~ 1879 Mrs BETTE FIEhuGh,
widow Of the late Or. Charles stuart
Lewis. OF Brunswick county, va, anu
Oldest daughter OF the late Mr.. Ausus-
tine Washington Fitzhugh, or King
George county: AGED seventy -four years.
Her funeral will take place from mo
Home 100 west Clay street. on THURS
DAY, November oth. - 40 Z. al