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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07

NEW ORLEANS, March eighty
firth day Crsoent City Jockey Cubs win
ter meeting Weather fine. track fast
hour favorites' won.
First race-slx furlongs--Debride %
20 % first. John Boone 90 TO ] and 8 to
y second. Tom Toher q 10 ID third. Time,
lis 81
Second race-seven furlongs-Dave S. q
10 ID first. General MaceO Is 10 / and =
20 d second. Laureate Is TO % tnird
Time. 1880 IL.
Third race-mile and one-quarter-Do-
nation % 20 % first Atlantus Is 10 l and
20 y second. Gomez 90 to j third.
Ti~,c. OIL Ia
Fourth race-handlcap, mile ana one
eighth-Barataria 90 10 . first, Col Frank
Waters 90 10 J and s To ID second. Judge
Stcadman NJ go - third. Time. 1866.
fifth race-seven furlongs-JOhn Baker
q 90 - first. Pontct Can g 10 I and 2 20
y second Prince ZenO q 10 y third.
Time. ] 81 IL
Sixth race-siV furlongs Sister Fox @
10 - first Colonel Fads G 20 ! and 10
o. second Brown yass Is 10 y third.
Time. l:iG -.
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A GREAT GATHERING.
Ninth International sunday school
Convention at Atlanta. Ga.


The Ninth international Sunday School
Convention will assemble al Atlanta. Ca.
Aprn 2etb. and Will continue in session
for five davs.
This convention will be made I'D Of
delegates from an state orraniza lions of
the Union and of similar organizations i'm
foreign countries. ID Will be composed
of representative. practical. Christian
people from au evaneeuc denominations
and a. is uredicted that nuch GOOD will
De accommodated
Just twenty-onc wears ago the conven-
ton met at Atlanta and there instituted
thc international sunday school Lesson
programme. Much interest is now being
aroused. due in a measure 10 the fact thai
the Association will assemble ina Atlanta
in this. The great Jubilee wear.
There will be- about o. D, doIoo,f.s aud
the peoplc of Atl,rta 3. Is u,d,...tood
ta,.o or,,,..s ,,t,4. ,t,.ir 49,. f,. .t,ir
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FINE BILL AT THE BU0U.
And Standing l'oom was at a Pre-
mium Last NInht.


Standing room was at q premium at the
Bijou last night. Every seat in the cosy
theatre was occupied before the curtain
was rung up and both boxes were full
Every lncn OF standing room was in use.
and outside were a hundred or more pcl,-
pie, many OF them ladies who had come
too lale 10 secure seats, and We're cOnse-
Quently turned away.
The show TINS week is another good
one-oue OF the best that has ever been
seen in Richmond There IS positively
not a duh moment from the time tie
IreemOnts open the programme until
GOOD Night is displayed by the vitd-
graph.
10. Latell. jolly comedian and a clever
musician, with a bunch OF bright, crisp
JOKES and introducing mover musica4
act performing on saNaphone. sleigh
Dels' COINS amt picking the banjo 10
perfection, scored the hit OF the bin. with
LlDk ana Ahcc dcAVoy. the Hogan Anew
Kids close second. The McAVOys' act
Is Drimiul OF comedy, ana their Stage Set
ting Is laugn-maker an alone. Miss
Dorothy Drew, the popular cOmedienue.
was warmly received. and when she fur
nished her Faith. Hope and Charity
song the applause Was CeaIcning. Miss
Drew mace mt. The tTeemOnts did a
laugh-makng sketch that went well. ana
deserve credit Tor the contribution they
made 10 The success Of the bin. Frey ana
fields do a. Yer" clever act. and jumped
INTO good favor from the start, having 10
actually be- OH from more work. Mr.
Frey is most natural tramp ON the
stage and his wit and songs pleased
Miss FIeids is cOncedcd 20 be one of the
best dancers lu the profession. and She
executed graceful steps. which made her
claim stronger. Ermani. the dainty mir
r0r dancer. pa her DeWilderiug dances.
made good the hit sine has made, ana
introduced new and novel features. This
act is one of the best OF its KIND.
The popular vitasraph presented
string OF new and original pictures thar
caused laughter and applause. and closed
with q good reproduction of the famous
Sharkcy- Mccoy boxing watch, showing
the Knockout blow and all the other fea-
lures OF that memorable glove battle.
There Will bee ID matinee thls afternoon,
and the performance Will continue as
,r.ftaI fnr4Ugl the week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
NARROW ESCAPE.
DR.. Charles \. LabenburG's Buggy and
Hnrnr.. Wrcckcd.

d. Charles 4. Labeubcrg had mar
row escape from injury sunday morning.
lie was driving down Clay street nea.
Adams. about 1880 o'clock, when his
horse stepped ou 90 loose track. Ih,
track was raised and the front of tho
buggy was struck with great force, ana
ne Doctor was thrown forward. Tine
front OF the buggy was broken. ana the
harness was torn 20 pieces
The horse was thrown and badly
scratched. The loose track was tight
ened by the mOtormau Of O. passing car.
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tering experience that Il was some time
before they could be gotten in harness.
Mr.. BlOOmberg then offered an ordi-
nance, providing that the board Of Health
be not permitted 10 charge for certin-
cate. The paper went 10 the Health
Committee.
COST OF GAS.
Mr.. COttrell offered resolution IN
s,uIctinr the Committee on Light 10 M
quire into the cause Of the very large
gas bills recently, and 70 report 10 ,he
Council N JOS next meeting. The moP9"
was adopted.
Mr.. Ebel offered a resolution insiructIhg
the Committee on Light % invest gu
the gas plant. and 90 ascertain ana re-
port the cost Of mOdcrnizng IT,
Mr. Ebel made strong ar-uH'Hl III
favor OF improving the Gas W erks' 10
which Mr. Na1lerstcin replied that I'M
prov ments We're contemplated IN lnt u, .'r
future THE resolution was adopted Nr.
Miner offered resolution. which was
adopted providing for the investigation
or the cost OF a municipal electric light
plant.
similar 10 one introduced ar tho last
meeting and referred 20 Tho Finance Com
mittoe. seeking to- make that committee
Give fuU information of an frs transac-
Atoms. The resolution was adopted
Mr. Shea offered resolution inetructinc
the City Attorney 20 acquire sufficient
land t0 open D street between Twenty
first and Twoutv-sccond The matter
won't to the Street Committee Tho
Council adjourned just before o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07

WASHINGTON. March G-The Supreme
Court of the United States to-day reu-
dercd au opinion in the case of the United
States 49, a. j. Matthews and others. the
IS bite.
Matthews. deputy United states mar
shu iu Florida. filed Information leading
90 the arrest OF persons implicated IN tAe
killing of revenue officers and then
law.
The Acknowledgement resisted the claim
because Matthew'S was q deputy United
states marshal The Court Of Claims of
loweq the claim. however. and to-day 81
ou.n,0u sustained this decision because
OF the statute which Justice Brown SAID
was Qlfect and mandatory.
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CHINESE "OPEN DOOR,
This Country VIII Make No Move 80
Inng as Our Trade Is lndistmrbrd.

This Country VIII Make No Move 50
Loug a. our Trade is Undisturbcd.
WASHINGTON March 6.-The Uuitei
States government has remained aoso-
lutey passive throughout the execution
OF the italian project 10 secure an open
door on the Chinese coast through the
acquisition OK san Mun Bay and outlying
islands. some days ago United States
Minister C0uIer at PeKln, acquainted the
State Department with the iact that ltaly
had preferred request upon China for
lease OF the spot selected, but be has
made no report since and &c ls not known
Officially whether Or not the ltdiiau
forces have been landed an san Num-
one of the highest authorities to-day.
said.
The government OF tho United states
VIII not take any steps iu regard t9 the
Italian demand for The ce-slou of Chinese
territory
an o,her words. our government resist
ing from motives of broad policy aiiuriug
mtimations from other powers FOB the
effect that the time is ripe Tor raid nF
the United States on some part of the
Chinese coast line has determined to
definitely keep hands off, But One
motive could induce the government tp
change This policy and that would be
desire 90 protect our enormously valuable
commerce with China from the danger of
being completely cut off through the
gradual extension of the lease holds oi
European nations over the whole Chinese
sea s0a-t So long as our trade is Tee
alone. or As at least allowed fair Oppor-
tunity for development and is not made
the subject of discrimination. so lons VIII
the United states government refrain
from any interference On Chinese affairs.
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ACETYLENE GAS.
Tho New YORK Ordinance on the Sub

The Board Of Fire Comm ssioners a. fits
needing iHst night decided to recommend
that the Council adopt the stringent New
FORK nraInauD. r.-aiulU- tue ~tDlug and
handling OI calcium carbide. from which
a.etf0ne eas is made Tie board met
az = O'Clock.
Those present wcrc j. IT, Fr.seh1on.
pre- ldrlt and Me--rs. T.. e.. Jenkins. Jo-
scph l.. Levy. Charles T.. Taylor AND o..
IS Taylor. ALSO Chief Engineer Fuller,
Assistant Engineer Shaw. Superintendent
Thompson and l.. S. Jones secretary
A communication was received from the
Committee on Ordinance referring the
ordinance concerning calcium carbide and
the installation of acety.ene gas genera
tors iu his city. The board recommended
the ordinance as 10 stood. which is "a copy
ol the one now 300 force BOO Sew YORK CITY,.
Mr. T. O.. Randolph, who has been ac--
ing foreman 0f cons .ructlou oft tnr tlfe-
Alarm Department was duly elected 10
800 this position permanently.
bills OF tine IRE and FIRE Alain he-
partmeuts We're approved ana ordered
paid. and after transac-ing great dedl
of routine business the board adjourned
Chief Fuller and Superintendent 1nomp-
son submitted their regular reports wh..ch
showed their departments 90 De- in me
most perfect condition. During fcnIuaIE
there We're % rccuar ana II sim alarms
OF fire, one second alarm ana one special
call.
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ONLY ONE WITNESS.
The Beef Commission Held a short
Session with Usual Result.

The Beef Commission Held a short
Session with Usual Result
WASHINGTON. March 6-The War De-
partment Court OF Inquiry held Feiy
Drief session to-day, the last before their
start for the West, where they VIII in-
spect tho packing plants OK Cnca-o
Omaha and Kansas City. There Was but
one witness examined. Lieutenant Fred
erick l.. Munson. ninth Infantry He
said that during his service 100 cuba mp
20 the surrender OF Santiago, his COM
maud had as meat component or the
ration bacon aud canned roast beef ga
the proportion OF about ten days or the
former to fifteen days OF the latter. Until
the surrender. he received no complaints
of the canned roast beef, but after the
surrender hts c0mmssaTy sergeant Pee
ported to him that some hing was making
the men very sick. They did not know.
10 was something they had eaten. After
eliminating everything that they could
thnk of they concluded 10 must be- che
canned roast beef The cooks were ore
dered 90 try serving up the meat in
stews but il seemed t0 make no differ
ence. the men continued sick. The men
discontinued The use of the beef on the
VOYAGE home they s-iu had canned roast
beef. but the men did not eat IL. He
tried To- turn II in to tho commIsary AZ
M0utauk but tho c1mm. ~ary would not
receive g.
OF the refrigerator beef witness said
the principal objection tp DO was that
80 spoiled before the men received 30. He
was Obliged 10 condemn IBIS whole cone
signmcut of rofr.eerator beef three times.
The health of the men remained good
I'm about two weeks before leaving when
the command broke down AN iu bunch.
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special benefit OF the New England wish

special benefit OF the New England wish
tors.
inc itcnerary OF the party in Virginia
Be- os follows:
leaving Richmond 1910 A. Al. Ma4cL sth,
VIA Southern Railway, train No. a. err
live N DnvIue J.-, a. NJ. March 'tn
remain al Dauvillc until 1870 i. VI. March
10Th leaving Danwlie by southern RAIL
WAY. train No. So; arrive az Charlotte
Nlilc 5.1 H. ~ March 10th. leave CHAR
lottcsyine Via Southern Railway. train
No. g. al 2Is i. NJ March llth; arrive
at Lyuchhurg 4 T.. "a March mn. leave
Jynchbure via Norfolk * Western Hail-
road. train so J. at a.i5 \. NJ March
18th: arrive at Roanoke 5.25 \ NJ. March
IAN. leave Roanoke via Norfolk q Vest
ern Railroad. train No. 2. al lbs p. NJ.
March 18th. arrive al Petersburg az $50
A. NJ March 18th; leave Petersburg via
Norfolk & Western, train No. 2. ~ $50
A. NJ March 10th; arrive at Norfolk at
SIS A. NJ. March 10th. remaining IN Nor
folk the 18th and 18th, and az Newport
News the 18th. Leave Norfolk Saturday
night. March 18Th. via seaboard Air Line
At t:B p. 81, train No. <0e. arrive at
Southern Pines, y. C.. s:2S A NJ. Sunday.
March 10th; leave Southern Pines via
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
THE DAUGHTERS PROTEST.
Daughters Of tho Confeeieracy Oppose
Enhornl N-re ~ Cnnlolcrnlc GraNc.

Daugl tiers OF the onicacihcS opp ef
Federal Core OF Confederate Graves
SAVANNAH. CA, March 6.-The local
chapter OF the Daughters of the COnied-
eracv. which U.s. the original chapter ot the
organization. to-day adopted resolutions
strongly protesting against President Nc
Kinleys suggestion respecting the IrF
eral care OF Confederate graves. the
resolution says.
"Wlth appreciation or the impulse eN
pressed in that sentiment. We shrink ir
stuCtiyely. with hushed and holy SORROW
from yielding the slightest assent. The
graves of the Confederate dead are our
pilgrim shrines From their hall0WeJ
hearts eterualv ascend mute protests
against aN assaults upon constitutional
liberty The record of these inc0muarl-
bile heroes made furnish the brightest
pages ln American annals. wrought out
by men Of lOfticst mould. Only reyereut
hands should lay memorials over their
consecrated dust. To the women of the
South this sacred trust must be- reserved
through all generations
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A.r.es MD lhe Pm.

ROME. March 6.-The Obseryato Ro-
mano today publishes a letter from t"a
Abbe Klein, author of the French edltien
0f The life OF Father Hecker, % ln.
pc declaring his adherence without
reserve TO the Pope's Views as espresso
i'm his letter 10 Cardinal Gl3pons; an-
monnclno th suppression Of the sale OF
the book. and adding that ne IeJel.s
without exception or reservation, the et-
rnrs which the Pope condemns In the
hook
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WASHINGTON. March Ga Statement ..,l..
compiled Ia the AuJuiant-GeheIa ollli.,..s. e
al Camp Thomas. The total deaths from
disease from the first occupation Of .no
camp. the middle OF April, .O ~ aoA,,
donment the middle OF se9teinp5J,li a. 80
trrluding the four battalions "nilh
ioed Ia january LIST, We're 81. the per
nentaee being a little less than / per cent
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NEW LlEUTENANTS.
War Department Announces 1Oi Tn
Dor NnM ARMY HiII

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The War
Department has made announcement of
lOl second heutcuants, created boy The army
reorganization bin. among various states
ANA Territories. ln addition there are
twenty appointments al large. The APP
poruonmeut is on the basis of population,
and inclules the following:
Alabama, .; florida ], Georg a. 3.
Louisiana. ?; North Carolina, 8; South
Carolina, .. Tennessee, 3: Texas. 3; Vr-
elnia.
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Desirable New Goods
At SeIIing.0ut Prices.
Our prices lower than any
store in the town. Our store to
be closed up when lease expires.

Ladies 25c. Isle Vests at Zoe. each.
y dozen Ladies Fancy and Plaid Hose
at TO-. pair.
lZikc. Ladies' Seamless Black. Grey,
Bleached and Unbleached Hose at &c.
pair.
Any pair Of the $50 and S29S Long
Evening Gloves. white ana colors. 9sc.
pair
SIX and Wool. le-inch, Crepon. was 81. %
yard. for zoe.
OUrQUlLTiNG ALL QUILT PRICES.
Full-size Ready-Hemmed. White Bed
Quilts at 2jc.
An the 81 90 Bed Quilts at 69c.
See Bed Quit values at SSc., 500. and
sl.3S.
Any Of the Silkolines. &C.. yard.
Doe. and Gee. Dress Goods az &c yard.
ANY Of the &C. Shifting Prints at 2izc.
yard.
Mems Colored Percale Laundered
Shirts. &c, or 9 for 800
BOOKS.
Come here for saving prices on them.
Cyrano De Bergerac-the play creating
such a sensation--is here.
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- spEEcuEs MADE.

Mayor Taylor presided and welcomed
the party on behalf of the city. Mr. Mum
ford spoke cl0queutv for tine Young
Mems business Association Mr. cabeU
talked for the Chamber OF Commerce.
Messia. c. T. King and Frank Davidson.
Of the visitors. made addresses and told
Of the pleasure their party experienced
iu visiting in Richmond Their remarks
we're exceedingly happy Mr. Davidson
spoke Of tie wonderful water power or
the James river and said the river seemed
20 have eS'ten on a rampage for the
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plumber. where he was known f0r s0uI
time as Kari Taylor. BE then removed fr
Mattawa. ont. We're he assumed The name
OF Karl Russell Ills means becoming cN
hausted Doe sought friends nere. auIFn.
yesterday.
IIo VIII fight extadition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07

,.,NxrPIcC. MAN. March s.-The
Winnipeg police have arrested aatg,ey
Alexsndroyl,che Dgdlnsky RUSSIAN
nobleman, who IS wanted aoIoso toI ths
theft of 1900 rouoles from railway
company IN E.s. g.
aoudinsky went TO New xosh WIN AZ
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tEWEs. DEL. March o.-Ihe n5N'.
~, i.i-.s, rom Norfolk for Weston, X.
a,h,rb stranded on Williams shoal hreN
miles east Of Tailops' Beach Llte 80, va,
. s,atIon Yesterday. has broken IN two ana
I'm "a a total loss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07

WALKERS. VA. March Especial --
Fannie Elnora. the only daughter OF a.
b. and Susan r. Walker. aged FOUR
years and seven months. died Sunday AZ.
ternOon. The funeral services will tax.
place az the home OF her parent. AZ
Walkers. Va. az 4. o'clock tomorrow.
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RAyGEoF THERMOMETERS.

The thermometer at The Times Office
yesterday ranged ss follows: a. NJ. ~, u
M. 4s P. " 20. s P. NJ a. P. II. 70,
II NJ a. Average, u pa
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OBITUARY.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07

WASHINGTON, March C-There IS
good reason 70 believe that the President
will offer the position Of Librarian OF Con-
gross 70 Mr. Herbert Putnam, OF Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
BETWEEN
THE ACTS
LITTLE CIGARS

are clean-all through.
They are made Of clean
material and In a clean
manner. There is no
feature Of the process
of making them that
would not please the
most fastidious smo-
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alike because thcylook
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difference. however.in
favor Of Acts. Send
soc. IN stamps and let
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you will like them, and
they will save in cigars
what they cost five
times over.
American Tobacco Co.. "
5o7-5a9 ". 1ad ST.. N'v-YoFk City.
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Seaboard Air Line. train No 4o2, az 1905
Monday. March goth. arriving az Raleigh,
y. c.. at 2.l0 \. NJ. March 1th.
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TuFGRIp CURE DOES crRF

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets re-
moves the cause that produces Ia Grippe
The genuine has L b 9. on each Tsbist.
2o.
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by Mr.. W. H. Hays. and the Seaboard
Air Line by Mr.. j. Strang.
THE SOUTHERN TOUR

TIE SOUTHERN TOUR.
This League IS making tour of the
South for the purpose Of writing up the
condition of the South as IL IS to-day.
Daily letters are sent back for pubiica-
fiOu in each Of the papers iu the League,
outlining the general observations of the
party from day 90 day and there ls be-
ing prepared Tor publication by all The
papers of The League mammoth south
eru edition. setting forth lh very COM
prchcnsiVc and elaborate form the adj
vautaces, advancement and resources pt
the NuIuus points visited by lhc parry
The party Is travelling TN "a special pti-
waite car. chartered for The purpose, inns
car being equipped with all the COM
forts and convenience Of a hst-ciass
hotel.
the south. All of the party nave eN-
pressed themselves as much pleased with
what they have seen In Richmond ana The
reception which they have received mere.
The trip ia Virginia VIII include stoYS
probably al Petersburg. Norioik. NeW-
port News Charlottesville, Frcdericks-
burg Danviue. Lynchburg and Roanoke.
but the date I0r each has not yet Dech
settled
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
The league was met at the train yester-
dav morning by q committee consisting OF
AIR. :. W lraNcre of me 'hdmDer Or
commerce. Mr.. H. L. Valentine and II. ID
Eichelberger. Of the Young Mems Bust
ness Association: Mr.. G.. II. Boykin and
Mr.. a. r. HOiderby. Jr., of the local
They were escorted to the Jefferson
Hotel and later iu the day were driven
ah1tlf r0e cltv 90 the various points Of
interest.
A banquet I'm honor Of the visitors was
given at The jefferson Hotel last night
Besides the New Eugianders, there were
present Mayor Taylor. AIR. il. ID. Eichei-
berger. Mr. d. T. Caben, vico-president
OF the Chamber Of Commerce MIR Henry
Lee valentine. president of the Young
Mems Auslness Association, General
Charles =. Anderson. Mr. George VI.
West Hon. b. r. Munford Mr.. 4. a.
Dunlop. secretary OF the Chamber of
Commerce. Mcssrs G.. ~ Boykin and W.
= ln.nlunn
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WINCHESTER. Va. March Especial
Gustavus Ad0lphus White. a prominent
citizen OF Capon Springs. Hampshire
county W Va. died This morning. aged
sixty-nine years
lie owned valuable property near ca
pom Sprinss. and also ran a summer 20
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Rernnll. IIankIns.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March 5-Spe-
cial-Mr Reynolds Hankns. son Of Dr.
and Mrs. George A. Hawkins. aged eigh-
teen years, died az Sl5 clock Tonight az
hts fathers residence on England street
Deceased was attacked with appendicitis
In its most violent form only saturday
am operation was PERFORMED yesterday
but TOO late 20 save him. Arrangements
for the funeral have not set been mace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
Mrs Elizabeth Hoague.

LEXINGTON. VA. March SPECIAL
AIRS Elizabeth Hoague widow OF James
BARCLAY Hogue. deceased. died this morn
ing az the age n about eighty years
For many years past she had been an n
valid and made her home here with her
son. colonel william r. Hoague. who
commanded the noted Hoagues Battery
during the civil war. and ot present is
treasurer of the Virginia Military Insri-
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