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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04

Confederates may proudly gaze upon It.
realizing that the State has honored their
ancestors, and that. although their cause
was lost their heroism is revered and
their memories perpetuated And the
sons Of the brave men who fought on the
other side may look upon # with equal
pride. feeling that IL ftly commentaries
tho gallant deeds of their ilustriOus an
cestors. who preserved the nation from
destruction. May IL endure forever.
standing guard over victor and van
quished. with tho statue that surmounts
n in one hand holding the torch Of lib
erty shedding abroad IFS benign rays: I'm
the other. grasplng the sword emblem
atical of the strength ~ one people ready
and anxious at an times 70 uphold the
integrity Of one country and 10 drive.
wounded and bleeding. from It's shores
any insolent zoe that shall ever dare in
wade them
"And now. after the mlsts Of prejudice
have been torn from our eyes and We
enabled 10 see the bright stars Of truth
and reason which shine beyond. all can
plainly divine the sentiments which In
spired tho actors In that bloody drama.
"That the Union should have been pre-
served and slavery abolished all are
ltduN 10 ttlifNHs idl TIE NtAANiN WNi
in honorable fight. no one will dispute
But while this is manifest. IL Is equally
true that those who were fortunately de-
feated were inspired by sincere devotion
10 principles conscentiously believed TO
be just: that they fought with vaor.
equafled alone by those who opposed
them. but never surpassed. and their
heroic bravery and suffering entitle them
TO the admiration of all mankind.
The monument dedicated to-day may,
IN the rush Of years. crumble and fall
into dust but around the submits Of
Lookout and Missionary Ridge like gath
erlng mists. shall remain forever the
memories OF these historic fields, and I'm
every heart shall be a monument OF love.
and strength. and patriotism. which will
perpetuate through all coming time the
glories OF that great conflict
The monument was accepted for the
government by General II. v Boyenton.
president OF the Chckamauga Chatta-
nooga Military Park Commission.
The monument. which is one of the
handsomest at Chickamauga. was erected
20 the memory OF the Kentuckans who
wore both the Blue and the Cray and
both sides are equally represented in the
inscriptions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
RALEIGH WILL
BE VACClNATED
Board of Aldermen Passes an 0rdi-
nance Making 1t Compulsory.
SUPREME COURT SESSION ENDS
Save Argument on Important state
Cases-Work to Begin on Dormito-
ries for Soldiers Home Dental
Association Meets.
SUPREME COURT SESSION ENDS

RALEIGH. y. c.. May 3.-Special.-The
old Board Of Aldermen held its last meet
ing last night and as predicted issued
an order for compulsory vaccination, 10
take effect Immediately. The negroes
and ignorant whites have given much
trouble The ignorant negroes are the
true sources of danger. The Biblical Re-
corder. the organ of the North Carolina
Baptists, says to-day editorially'
HARD TO CORRAL.
THE first case brought 20 Raleigh
would have been the last In the city had
the negroes used the simplest precau-
lions. But instead curiosity and perver-
sity led them 10 come I'm contact with
ii; they would congregate about the
sick mans house. They would not be
vaccinated. They would trust the
Lord"-a cant phrase Of theirs By which
they often excused themselves. This Is
not superstition. it is simple falsehood:
Their object was to escape vaccination.
Other cases quickly appeared Vigorous
measures, clubs and guns had 10 be re-
sorted 20 to Isolate them"
TOOTH DOCTORS MEET.
The State Dental Association met here
to-day in its twentieth annual session.
Dr. Banner. Of Mt. Airy presiding. DR..
Y. T.. Turner. Of this city. made an ad-
dress Of welcome. to which DR.. Rominger'
OF Reidsvile responded. a banquet. a
reception and a dance will be given the
dentists.
Hot weather has set in, and is benef-
cal 10 all crops
The bids for the $4,000 Of penitentiary
bonds will be opened by the State
treasurer on May 22d There are now
nearly a score Of bids. The $1,000 Of
bids 10 pay for farms viii not be issued
until about July. r. is now thought.
THE BEST LAST.
The Supreme Court has ended all its
work save the hearing Of one argument
and the filing Of twenty-six opinions. II
rs reserving the important State cases
until the last There are Of these the
agricultural board keeper of capital,
and public printing.
This month work begins on the new
buildings at the Soldiers Home here.
The principal building is 10 be a dor
mitOry
Mayor A. VI. Powell led the Demo-
cratic ticket by three votes in Mondays
municipal election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
Byron W. Kings Recital.

All lovers Of humor and pathos. imper-
sonation and imitation will have the op-
portunity Of a delightful treat In the ap-
pearance Of Byron w. King at the Y.
NJ. c. a. Hall tonight. lie will give one
OF his choice literary recitals To-mor-
row night he will lecture upon the Ian
guage OF eloquence. Saturday night char
acter sketches and limitations. Regular
classes OF the Institute will De conducted
to-day. Bible reading at u noon: Shake
spearean work at 4. gesture movement
at s: Voice work at s. Professor King is
making a good impression upon tho com
munity by his capable instruction and
peerless work as an impersonator and
humorist. Quite n number are attend
ing tho daily sessions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04

Another large and delighted audience
greeted the various acts az the Buou last
night.
The bill this week is ono of the best as
n whole. that has been seen at this pOpu-
lar place OF amusement this season, and
that Is saying "a good deal.
Brown Harrison and Brown. in ono Of
the funniest acts Zoo vaudeville. hHd
trouble I'm making their last bow. for the
audience were 10th in letting them retire
The craig musical trio are not only good
musicians but hrst-class comedians, and
the sister act of Me7srs Perry and
Hvland Is spicy and full Of go.
The performance Tonight will be for the
benefit OF the T.. p. A. and the usual
night and afternoon performances Will be
given an week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and other Matters.

Miss cotton intends to visit her father
soon.
,rbo condition Of DIT staige Davis was
considerably improved last night.
DIR. Virgiuius Harrison has returned to
the city.
DR. and Mrs. Joseph Z. Taylor Of
Roanoke Va are in the city. Mrs. Tay-
Tor was formerly Miss Grace Griffith, OF
Richmond.
A talk 10 ladies on health and hygiene
will hs given at the Y. NJ. G. A. Hall,
to-day az p. NJ Admission free.
All ladies cordially invited.
The state Board Of Medical Examiners
win meet IN the hall OF the House Of Del
egates June 9Th. il is expected that the
class Will be q very large one.
The Junior lakewood Memorial Associa-
uon viii meet this afternoon at
O'Clock in the brick school-house in
old 81. Johns church yard.
supt. A. d. cotton. Of this city, has
received word that his daughter, Miss
%ellie Louise cotton was graduated with
bonors from Emerson College. Boston,
Mass. April zlth.
The body ~ the young soldier. William
Ncvaker who was found dead I'm bed "a
his boarding house IN Fulton on Monday
was shipped 60 Baltimore at S:i5 o'clock
crdaN morning.
The Blood-Fiod Democratic and Social
Club held "a large and enthusiastic meet
ing Tuesday night at Collins Hall. every
member seeming 10 harmOniously vie
with each other to make the club sue
cess.
The Rev Dir. Lanerty OF the Chstian
Advocate. left last night by the Southern
Railway for Nashville. Tenn. TO attend
the meeting Of the Bishops and other
macnates of his church.
Or. Thomas IT, Barnes. Of Nansemond,
and DR.. j. r. Bryant. of Southampton
are in the city 10 attend the annual
meeting Of the Board Of Visitors of the
Medical College of Virginia to-day.
There will be a meeting of the Com
monwealth Club tonight at $50 o'clock
10 elect fourteen members Of the Board
Of Governor to fill vacancies caused by
the resignation of that number Of the
board.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
lJAMES RIVER COMMITTEE.
ItMakcs Its Monthly -Four OF lnspcc-
finn Down the River

ton Down the River.
The Council Committee on James River
Improvement held its regular monthly
meeting on board Of the city tug. Thomas
Cunningham, ST., yesterday. The follow
ing members were present: Captain
Curtis. chairman, and Messrs. Allison,
Christian, FERGUSON, Grey, HARRISON,
Mccarthy and Mosby. Besides. the fol-
lowing invited guests were on hand.
Messrs. James Caskie president OF the
Common Council; W. &. Wilkinson,
Councilmen Pollock and Heeke, Major
Clay Drewry, Of the Board of Aldermen;
Mr.. J. w. Heiger Of savannah, Mr.. j..
II. Nelson. and son, OF the Trgg ship
yard: Mr.. Warner Moore. Captain John
a. Curtis and Sergcant-at-Arms G.. G..
Ruskell.
The tug left the w1a+f shortly after
s o'clock and started FOR Dutch Gap. but
had TO turn homeward before that point
was reached on account of the pouring
down rain.
During the business meeting. which was
held in the cabin room after the start
had been made. the report OF the SUPER
intendent. Captain Thomas Cunningham.
was received which stated that llring
the past month $500 cubic yards Of ..nd
and gravel had been removed from the
river bed by the dredge; two scow loads
Of boulders had also been taken UP.
The clerk stated that the appropriation
10 the credit Of the department al this
time amounts 10 $l1.A7S'.
The pay roll for the month was an
proved and a number Of bills ordered 10
be paid.
A resolution was adopted under which
the City Engineer IS instructed 10 oxD"0d
the sum Of 5000 for the dvl<ing Of the
=. ID.
gates down. provided the Chesapeake 3 nd
Ohio Railway Company furnishes tho
necessary rock as suggested by that cen
Germ.
The tug returned 20 tho city about
o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
CHICAGO GOING TO TANGlER.
Complaints OF Annoyanccs suffered by
Americans In Morocco.

Americans In Morocco.
WASHINGTON. May s-Orders have
been sent 10 Rear-Adm.ral Howisoa. at
Gibraltar. 70 proceed in the flagship Chi
cago 20 Tangler. Morocco. 20 protect
American interests there Tho Chicago
left the Azores for Gibraltar Monday.
No concern is felt here IN regard 20 ina
lives and property OF Americans az Tam
ger. but the government decided to-day
that il would be wise 20 have the Chicago
show the Stars and Stripes there 10
quicken the payment by the sultan ~
Morocco 81 claims made by the United
States for damages suffered by Amer-
cans Al Tangier a number OF petty an
noyances have been suffered by Ameri-
can citizens in Tangier IN recent years.
Consular officers OF the United states
have been subjected 20 annoyance by the
illegal arrests OF their servants ard
agents for American firms have been IN
terfered with the transaction OF bust
ness. The government intends that this
sort OF thing shall stop. and the Chi
Cages visit Will be made the occasion
Of a renewal OF the demand for the pay
ment OF several small claims OF American
citizens. This method OF collection has
proved effective on former occasions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
GLOUCESTER DRY.
Court Day and No Liquor Sold Social
season Opens Early.

GNfH~'h 'fl'li7 -"
GLOUCESTER c. r.. VA. May 2.-Spe-
cial-The usual large May court-day
crowd assembled at Gloucester Court
house yesterday. The judge having de-
clined 10 renew the liquor licenses for this
year the bar-rOOms were closed.
The social season H. opening quite early,
and has been inaugurated by several sail
.ng parties.
Mrs f. 5. Kovonsar Of Berryville. and
Mrs. VI. Kov0nslar. Of Warren county, are
at the rectory. the guests Of Rev. md
Mrs. William b. Lee.
Mrs. Philip Taliaferro has returned from
a visit 10 Baltimore. DR.. Philip Ta.ln-
ferro is I'm Baltimore en- route Tor Phlla-
delphia taking a much-needed rest.
Miss Georgia Seawell. who has been
spending some weeks IN Fauquier. tie
guest of the Misses Horner, returned 70
Mrs. william B. TaHaferro and Miss
Nena Taliaferro are in Richmond
Mrs. Brinkerh0f and daughter and Miss
Warner. all OF New York who have been
staying at Severnby, returned TO their
Miss Miss Nora Taliaferro has returned to
Mrs Nannie Deans Smith. who has been
spending the winter at Roosevelt with her
sister. Mrs. Fielding Lewis Taylor .-as
Nessrs Richard and Hsnsford Tal.a-
ferro have returned from business trip
Miss Pearl seawell Is in Mlddlesex
The many friends Of Mrs. Albert Talia-
forro who have been made unhappy by
her extreme illness. rejoice that she IS
now almost convalcscing.
Rev Edward Richardson. Of saluda.
and Mr.. W. Richardson. OF Berryville.
spent today al the rectory en- route. tor
he home Of the formers father-.n-.a".
News has Just reached the Courthouse
Of the burning Of the old kitchen ana SER
wants quarters AT IOcdsoury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
SMALLPOX IN N0TT0WAY.
Seven Cases Have Made Their appear
ance in tho County.

CREWE. VA. May S.-Special-
smallpox has again appeared In MOTTO
wav county. and It is feared that II may
become epidemic. especially among the
negroes. There are seven known cases
All of them are negroes except one Al
Burkevllle.
one of the Victims IS negro preacher
and was visited BY nearly his whole con-
gregation before it was discovered that
his disease was smallpox. This case
was photographed by DIT. II. II. w. Crit
tenden several days ago. he says TO show
The people what smallpox looks like. But
u.tle EFFORT has been made To prevent
the spread of the disease. and the physi-
clans assert that an effective quarantine
would be next to impossible in the dis
,rirts In which the disease exists.
There are no cases in this town and
none nearer than Jordan's Bank. some
fo,r miles east % here.
This has probably been the warmes,
nsv ~ me season here ne Thermometer
stardins a, 100 IN the sua a. noon A
ferce thunder storm has had cooling
effect on the atmosphere this afternoon.
DR.. F.. W. Finch. formerly OF Rich
mend. has ioestsd ~ this place ana opsu-
ed an once otsr T. 3. divers store. =,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04

Mrs. l. G. Tucker has just returned
from Hollins Institute. where she went
10 attend piano recital given by Miss
Mabel Simms a former pupil, and a
daughter of Mr.. Clifford Simms of this
city. The following programme was
given entirely from memory. and was
faultlessy rendered:
Sonata Apassionatta Gst movement.
Beethoven.
Three Lyrique Pieces--(a) Little Bird.
Cb) Erotic Poem, (O To the Spring.
Grieg.
(a) Etude c. sharp minor. Chopin.
90 Witches Dance. Mcdowell.
Miss Simms will be awarded a diploma
as full graduate Of music this session.
and will then 30 abroad to study in
Vienna for two years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04

The ladies' of the lakewood Memorial
Association met yesterday afternoon at
o'clock I'm the brick building of the old
ST. Johns church yard to make the final
arrangcmnts for the proper observance
Of Memorial Day quite d number OF
them were present.
IT was reported that Colonel O.. Percy
Halves would have representative body
Of citizens as his assistants
The ladies decided 20 pay their own way
in the carriages on the day of the pro-
ccssion.
The ladies viii meet again next Mon
day afternoon al $3.50 o'clock 10 receive
contributions Of flowers
The procession will start on Memorial
Day at $3.50 o'clock in the afternoon from
ST. Johns church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04

CANTON. o.. May AIRS. Anna r.
George has definitely decided TO take 10
the platform. Her first lecture VIII %
given AZ Pittsburg. Nay 9Th. on the sub
ject OF "Womans Rights.
The subject Will not. however. be FOL
lowe closely. She viii give resume
OF no lie sketchlng all portions brieny.
Her object in dwelling on her HE and
experiences Is three-fold-to attract at
tention 70 arouse interest In an auto
biographical work which she is prepar-
ing. and to warn wives. mothers and
daughters everywhere 10 Be on their
guard so as to preserve inNiolate the
sanctity OF the home. She says she be-
lleves every woman should marry and
have a happy home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
THE ANNUAL MEETING.
uollvwood Memorial Association
Elects lis Otficcrs.

There was large attendance upon the
annual meeting OF the Hollywood Memo
rial Association. which was held at u
O'Clock yesterday at the Second Presby-
terian church.
Mrs. Joseph Bryan was reelected presi-
dent bv reclamation. Other officers elect
cd were as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Edgar D.
TAYLOR. W. ". Henry, ]. b. Pace. J. r.
branch. j. Taylor Ellyson. j. Hoge
Tv,er Misses Baughman and Anna Boy
kin.
treasurer Mrs Maxwell T. Clarke.
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. f. c.
Minor.
secretary-Miss Mary G. Crenshaw.
Advisory Board-Colonel W. Il. Cut
show. Mr.. Joseph Bryan. Judge r. G.
Minor. Colonel John p. Purcell. Mr.. s.
IT Halves. Mr.. Robert II. Bosher. Major
robert stiles and Mr. Edgar d. Taylor.
The annual report Of the president was
read and an arrangements perfected for
tho observance Of Hollywood Memorial
Day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
THIRTY-F0URTH
ANNIVERSARY
Of Hollywood Memorial Association
Observed.
LARGE GATHERING PRESENT.
Judge George l.. Christian, Who Pre-
sided. Read the Annual Report.
Interesting Address 10y DIR. j,
Allison Hodges.
LARGE GATHERING PRESENT.

The annual rnass-meeting OF the Holly
wood Memorial Association was held
last evening in lee Camp Han with a
very large attendance. The members OF
tho Association and Of The Juniors oc-
cupied reserved seats and the Lee Camp
Veterans also furnished "a large oontn-
gent The Sons OF Veterans. as usual,
added their quota so the assemblage.
The exercises opened promptly at $50
o'clock and judge George l.. Christian
called the gathering 10 order and called
on Rev Dr. James +. smith the Chap
lain Of Leo camp. who offered forvent
prayer.
After the Virginia Cleo Club had SUNG
9 touching chorus. Judge Christian
read the annual report Of the Association
which was 90 substance as follows.
THE ANNUAL REPORT.
''T'his Association meets to-day %
mark tho close Of the thirty-thlrd year
OF its existence It's object IS TO pre-
serve tho memories Of heroes. who have
passed beyond the sight OF our material
eye. though 90 many Of us ever visible. 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
Iirc In PhiIndelnhia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-The three
story triangular structure Of Bachrach
& CO., was totally destroyed by fire to-
day.
A number OF the larger houses In the
vicinity were very badly damaged. The
loss sustained by Bachrach & Co. Will
reach $1,000. which is fully covered by
insurance. The loss 20 the surrounding
properties will amount 10 about 10000,
partially covered by insurance. The ori-
gin Of the fire IS unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
G. A. R. MEETING.
Department of Virginia and North
Carolina Elects Omcials.

Carolina Elcc'S Oii'i"'7
A meeting Of the Department OF VT
einia and North Carolina. q. a. X. Wa
held last night in Wilkinson's Han. hean-
quarters Of Phil Kearney post me
attendance was large. there beng many
cut-of-town delegates.
After a number of speeches a business
meeting was held and the foilo"lH5
elected: .c.-,.r,,,,s-
]. w. Rutter. Department Command :.
er. Portsmouth. Va; Edward Mitche"' .
V. Commander Richmond va r. NJ
Houston. ]. V. Commander, winchester
Va. A. B. Heistand. Medical director
Norfolk. Va; J. L. Gibbs, Chaplain
Norfolk, Va. ,-.,.., r..
Representatives to the National En-
oo',,,rr,ent 10 be held in Philadelphia,
sentember 4th to 9th inclusive Peter
Morton. Richmond, Va X. q. |rlihh'
Yorktown, Va.
Alternates. bred Smith. Portsmouth,
Va. d. ]. Chavers. Richmond, Va.
The officers elected were installed by
past Department Commander VIM. y.
EATON. Portsmouth. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
TELEPHONES FOR WINSTON.
The Twin Cities Will Have a Good Ser
vice-Many Recruits Rejected,

WINSTON. y. c.. May 3.-Special.-The
Mutual Telephone Company was organ
lied here to-day. II will build telephone
lines which will connect Winston-Salem
with all Of the towns I'm the Piedmont
section north Of here. Work is to be
COMMENCED at once.
Recruiting officers were here to-day
and examined about seyenty-dve men for
the United States army for term OF
three years Two-thirds OF the number
were turned down on account OF physi-
cal disabilities. only five % those who
passed were white. They VIII be sent 70
Governors Island. y. Y. tomorrow. and
from there will go 70 Porto Rico. The
colored volunteers will be sent 20 Calves
ton Texas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04

Captain Joseph j. Darden, Of Hampton,
who is a member of the Norfolk Pilot As
srciafi0n. is I'm the city visiting friends.
CAPTAIN Darden has been for number Of
years I'm charge of the pilot boat William
a. Graves which plies between OLD Point
dfit, he contracted rheumatism several
months ago. which compelled him % 81
M Phi'adclphia for treatment as born ~
his hands had become utterly useless 10
H. has now sufficiently recovered 70 re-
furn home once more. and hopes 20 De
ohie within "a few weeks 20 resume his
duties as a Virginia pilot lie has a large
No win he Glad 10 hear OF bis recovery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
Visitors i'm Town.

Hon. Greenlec =. Letcher. Lexington
Captain W. J. Faulkner. Lyncnburg
Judge F " Sims. louisa. b. Nj Let and
=. q. Smith. Newport News. Dr. II. w
and w. a. Newman, Orange. are at Muir
phys.
William L. Kennon Powhatan: Hon. p.
G.. Patterson, Harrisonburg; DR.. II. L.
Stephenson. TOano; b. Brown and wife.
Amherst: J. p. Whitehead. Lvnchburr,
Or. william L. Harris Virginia Reach
and sixteen gentlemen from Virginia who
attended the G. A. II. meeting last night,
are at Ford's.
II. Wattenscheidtt Philadelphia, is at
Ford s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
Intcr-C ollegiatc Orators.

SALEM. VA. May special The n
nual public contest in oratory held under
the aTIspices of the Virginia lntercol.
iegiate State Oratorical Association, VIII
take Mace in the Town Hall. this place.
next Friday evening the prize 9eln- a
COSTLY gold medal. The judges for the
occeSion are Hon. Archer A. Phlegar, or
Christiansburg, and Major Samuel Griffin
~ Pedford CITY. n third one 10 be Sc
lected. The colleges 20 be represented.
together with their representatives,. as far
ss knoyn AT present, are Roanoke Coll
Lee Julian G. Busby: University OF Viz
GINA. George p Bagbyy Emory and Hen ten
- " Shackelford: Richmond Col
lege and Hampden-Sidney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
BLUES ANNIVERSARY.
,, To BE Celebrated by an All Day Out
ing Near the CITY.

The former members Of Companies A
meeting last evening at q o'clock in the
office Of Major Sol. Cutchlns, i'm the
Shafer Building. for the purpose Of agree
ing on some plan ia regard TO "A Dro-er
celebration Of the anniversary OF the
Blues on May 10Th. which is 10 be an
entertainment 10 be rendered 70 the mem
uers " Companies II and vi OF the Fourth
Virginia Regiment. who have just re-
turned from the seat OF war IN Cuba
The attendance was quite large. and
after a thoroughly discussion Of the SUBJ
iect In was decided that the celebration
should consist of an all-day outing n be
given at some cOnvenienty-located place
a committee was appointed 10 make the
necessary arrangements consisting Of
Lieutenant Klein. chairman. Captain
Miller and Mcssrs Jones. Hobson. Cher
rv H. Weisiser, Harvey, Cameron, Sands
and SOus.us.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04

Mr.. Decatur Axtell. vice-nrosident Of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio RMlWay company.
which viii take the Council Committee
an Streets this morning over the route
which IS 10 be- followed bE The proposed
railroad improvements. me committee
riu r,eet at the offices Of the railway
companv al 10 O'Clock this morning. and
r.iii from there go by train 10 the Trede-
gar Works. thence following the proposed
SGiite 10 a noint below Fulton, when the
new, railroad wards are 10 be established