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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-13
Judge Fsrri. WIN.

WaKahachie, Tex, Oct i2. The will
Of the late Judge J. W. Ferris has been
admitted 10 probate in the county court
here His two sons Royal A. Ferris Of
Dallas. and Thomas A. Ferris Of this
place were appointed executors. without
bond ~ provided in the will The appli.
cation for probate Of the will states the
value Of the estate 10 be- t2OO 900 Judge
Arson Raiuey was enc Of the subscrib.
ing witnesses and came down from BAL.
las 10 prove the execution Of the will
for probate
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-13

Americas Ga oct ". - The recruit.
ing station here for the Forty.eighth
regiment, colored, Is doing excellent
work, already 20 volunteers have been
accepted by the officers in charge aud
sent 10 For, Thomas More than half
Of the applicants are rejected on account
Of disease
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-13

Bridgeport, Tex, Oct IA disas
trous fire visited Bridgeport and con
sumed largo portion Of the business
part Of the town. IL originated in th,
rear Of Lanes dry goods store and ap
pears to have been the work Of an in
cendiary Loss about $4,000 with
small insurance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-13

Ardmore. l. T. oct ~ The new
bridge which spans tho Canadian river
and connects Purcell and Lexington. O.
T., has been opened. The bridge Is
5000 feet in length and is composed Of
steel aud wood II was built by public
subscription
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-13
Gr.at M.tnrr., Prnno..l.

Peoria. Ills Oct. ia deep water.
way or ship canal. connecting the great
lakes with the gulf. is the subject being
considered by convention Of prominent
citizens in this city All resolutions
were referred after reading to the com.
mitteo on resolutions
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-13
Election At indianapolis.

indianapolis oct g Complete re-
turns give Mayor Taggart Democrat, q
plurality Of 3l1 The Democrats also
elect the city clerk and police judge
The council Is divided.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-13
rurp.ntIn. nrInr. rlny Csnt..

Savannah, oct. r. For the first time
in more than ten years spirits Of tur'
pentine was quoted at fifty cents a gal.
on on the floor o: the board Of trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

terms expire. as well as those who rumor
SAYS Will be transferred 20 other fields7
An answer 20 tiis question is giving un-
told anxiety to thousands OF Methodlsts
IN this city md even the smallest tot IN
tho SABBATH school appears TO share In
tho general apprehension as to the now
preacher name and the manifold charac-
tcristcs that are supposed to contribute
60 his makeup.
The knowing oncs-those who make up
the states previous 90 the meeting Of con-
ference. even II It is smashed 10 finders
later cn-sav that Rev. Or. Young or
Rcv. Dr. steel VIII come 20 Broad-Street.
that I'm the event Dr. Young s. sent TO
road-Strcct Park-Place will secure Dr.
steel: that Rev DR.. H. =. Johnson alto
gcthcr problematcaO viii come 10 Cen
tenary: that Rev Finley Gayle will be
Triuity's next pastor. and that Rev Mt
Proctor n young man now stationed IN
Portsmouth. or Rev Mr.. Spooner Will
succeed M. Beoucnamp at 81. James
DR. Potts is booklet for Danville or Nor
fox. probably Main-street in the former
city.
II Rev. T. II. Rawlings IS transferred
as some confidently predict he VIII be- 10
Monumental Portsmouth. IL Us Thought
p.-. -v reanrrorrl -riN -u"ccnd n ~
at Clay-stroet In any event It can be
safeN Ass r,et t..t. ...t. ..'.. ii'''IH "-i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

serve, and Is becoming less Indifferent %
the changes that are taking place In the
world; TO that spirit that Is rapidly en-
tering into and Transforming the souls
OF men, making them more alive TO the
weak the poor, and ignorant OF God
humanity stlll she has not made That
pf ogress that Will enable her TO clear
herself Of the charge OF arrogance, IN
tolerance. Indifference. even OF ignorance
OF the great social movements that are
taking place in the world
No one doubts the fact that the world
Is RAPIDLY moving forward to a higher
ana more permanent form Of civilization
apd that the American people are taking
the lead in all matters Of reform. both
religious and secular But the South, in
proportion TO her means and opportunl-
ties. is not keeping pace with the other
parts Of our country in this respect. !
am aware that Or. Thomas Nelson Page,
in his book, THE Old South" has I'M
dcrtaken 10 defend the southern people,
and particularly Virginia. from the above
criticism and from many other short
cOmings with which she stands accused ,
but glowing rhetoric and elegant phrase
OlOgy do not disturb facts, and while ]
agree with Or. Page, that able defender
OF our civilization and our hrosides, that
much Of the cengurc heaped upon us by
our northern critics is absurd and unde-
served. still. If the question were asked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05


tered. and 20. Thou Sublime Sweet Eve
ming STAR was exquisitely rendered dur
ing the ceremony.
The bride wore an elegant wedding gown
OF ivory satin. en- traine. Her veil was
caught with chrysanthemums, and sna
carried magnificent bunch Of white
chrvsanthemums. The bridesmaids were
attired I'M lovely dresses OF pink organ lie
and carried pink chrysanthemums.
After the ceremony d wedding supper
was served IN the large dining-room. rh2
tables we're decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS and smiIax
The magnificent residence WIS deco
rated with palms, ferns. and chrysanihe-
NUNS. and the avenue 10 the house wa
Illuminated with torches held by the Old
family servants.
The bride and groom left on the .
o'clock Chesapeake and Ohio train this
morning for New York, where they Will
spend their honeymoon.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Shaw. of Boston; MI and Mrs.
c. ID. Langhorne and Miss Phyllis Lang
horne. OF Richmond; Mr.. Frank Lea and
the Misses Lea, of Philadelphia; Mrs.
Slavden. Of san Antonio, Tex; DR.. and
Mrs. Paul b. Barringer. Professor and
Mrs. w. " Lille. Professor and Mrs r..
ID. Huntington. Professor and Mrs. a H..
futile. Professor and Mrs. W. NJ Thorn
ton DR.. charles W. Kent, Professor dnl
Mrs. Ormond Stone. Professor VI. W.
Hunphrevs and Miss Louise Humphrey.
Professor and Mrs W. II. Echois Pro
lessor Richard Heath Dabney. Professor
and Mrs James b. Green. Mrs Raleigh
Minor Mrs y X. Davis. Miss Davis
Miss Thornton. Miss Huntington. Miss
Tuttle. MIS- Green Peyton. Miss MarsaT
BRYAN. Miss Evelyn Bryan. Miss Lille
paws. and Miss Alice Davis. Of the Uni
vereitv Of Virginia; Judge John N. White
and Mrs. White. Judge r.. T. ". Duke.
Mr. and Mrs. George Perkins, Mr. and
Mrs r;eoree r. H. Niche Mr.. and Mrs.
~ D. Fishburne. Mr.. Eugene Davis Mr.
and Mrs. John W. Fishburne. Mrs l.. y.
Hauclloi. Miss Hanckel. Mr.. Stuart
Hapckel. Nr Louis Hanckel, Mr.. AMI
Nrs. Charles w. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Archer Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
price Mr.. ada Mrs. Chamheriayne. NJ.
and Mrs. Henry Lewis, Mrs. Warner
wood. Mr. and Mrs. Charles WOOD. Miss
Eliza wood. Miss Rosa Wood, Mr.. and
Mrs / s. McCue, Or. ". g. L. han-
dolph. DR.. +. VI MagTuder, Mrs. Gordon
Granger. Mrs Buckley. Miss Buckley Mss
Mabel Moore Mrs. Frank Walker, MISS
Lindsay Walker, Miss Fannie Walker,
Miss sue Jones. Miss Willie Jones' the
Misses White. Miss Mary Duke slauBhlet'
Dr II. II. Nelson, Aliss Kate Nelson, Hiss
1laepie Mason, Miss Sue Nelson, Miss
ANN Nelson. MI Alexander Nelson Mr.
Allon Perkins. Miss Maude Woods, Sllss
Mary Watts Woods. Miss Sallie WOODS
and the Misses Harris
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
MAKING \ GOOD FIGHT.
4 Painful Accident-PastOr Called
Hersonni.

IfENOn1i.
PIG STONE GAP. VA, November A.
(Special1-aIr. IL. j. Ayers, the Demo-
cratic nominee for the House OF Repre-
eeutativos. is making a good hght, ana
is expected 20 win by biz majority on
Tuesday. ,,,
MIR. $. f. V Richmond, Of Jonesville'
arrived to-day to take charge or the III
termOnt Hotel
Gilbert Hi. an employee at McCoTkie $
saw-mill. four miles from here met WIN
a painful accident yesterday AFTERNOON
while nj work he stepped outside with "
cross-cut saw on his shoulder to escape
falling tree. when the tree fell side
wise piuuing him TO the ground lt was
found that his head ana shoulHet "eiD
badly cut and his body severely nruiseu'
The saw was broken in two pieces.
The Rev W. a. Naueht. pastor or mo
Methodist Episcopal church mere Tor the
nast two years. mas been called TO preach
az Elk Gardens. Va His successor, inc
Rev j. VI. Duyall, Of Joncsville, comes
highly recommended ,...,-
Mrs Leonard OvertOn Pc,ut and niue
daughter. Margaret, are the 81 '5 Oh
1.r. Pcttirs parents General ana Mra.
AYERS Air. Ietut is ina charge or
a.. coast fortidcatlons in Porto RICO
,,r... Mrs Petit will join him next
month. ,.u L. of
go. "a, absence of q year in Louisville,
XIV. have returned To- tine CAP 10 in'N'
t their future home. t..
Mr.. John FOX. Jr. who has been quite
1850
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
WHEN YOU GET go"
The Entire Machine Moves
Better.

rho thing TO be aimed at By every
.u, d, a. keen the vitality Up. and there
t- no srrer way than by use OF Ioou
tbot ouicbly and easily digests- \
-. writes: 1--WE have been using your
Crone-Nuts for quite awhile past ano
,rsiie using them have discovered thal
~, incrsase OF strength and Vigor mas
set In and also the bowels move Iebn
l.,t,, and better than ever before. AlS
husband had been troubled win con
stination for a long time, but since ne
bas been eating GrapeNuts the trouDle
has entirely disappeared. 1 know that
Inc relief came from the use OF the
food fnr We have a friend that was
+ro,bled In the same way and had beeh
treated for a year or more, but since ne
bas been using Grape-Nuts the DIM
nit, has entirely disappeared.
IT naturally DO not care TO have my
,,o,oa used in the public press, but am
siad IN advise you OF these facts. -,
ss,ta,,gbton Mass" Name can be fur
nisbed bv Postum Cereal Company,
rnolSers of Grape-Nuts. Battle Creek
Mich) =, l.
digested and. therefore, does not dis
trees the digestive organs. IL Is a con-
contracted food. and furnishes nourish-
rent of the highest class ~ the most
simple form. Added to this, the havor
Ia delicious. The erape-sugar can be
seen IN fine crystals, glittering on the
surface OF the little gransles. II Is so
asiiy dlgested that babes III arms can
he red Grape-Nuts. combined with mix
or cream. to marked advantage. Sold ~
all frst-elass grccers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

Tie Virginia Annual Conference OF the
Methods. Episcopal Church. South, which
ucets Son Petersburg on Wednesday, The
g. o. This month. is the oldest religious
l.r. iu point OF continuous organization.
81 ,us country.
ID u.u De the NTH session Of the con-
(..c. and i,s deliberations VIII be pro-
.. over by Scnior-Bishop Alpheus W
7,...s az Baltimore. The bounds OF tho
,tr.ncc embrace an that portion oil
1-.ua east OF the Blue Ridge and Il
o.. charges on the Eastern Shore OF
,...and. Numerically. it is one of the
ILL.,, bodies in the southern branch OF
s.. aodism. and has upon its rolls some
q, Tie foremost preachers IN the dcnomi-
T.aun. IL can also boast of AN unusu-
ah large number Of promising youE;
ministers. whose services are being sought
O.. many OF the most prosperous churches
INTEREST IN PASTORAL CHANGES
Ilc peculiar system Of sending out
preachers in vogue with this denomind-
ton Of Christians always invests The an
Iual conference with interest ana tni'
interest is intensified when many chans s
ale 90 Doe made because of tne -FOUR ga
Init. as is the case this gear. III N''"
uald the p0storatcs of hfc ministers ~
pre- on account OF tns Lmtl" t'A' ..s Az.
lows. Rev. Drs. W. l""'l'
carr ans Thomas y. Potts. and Rev.
,,..-rs IT, M04til and ". Is. Beau
cb,i,p. All OF these pastors have go
s.fs,eo their respective charges as 90 WIN
the confidence and love of The people,
whist their work has been of such a
character as % place the churches IN a
Neaithy and prosperous condition. The
compulsory transfer of one and all OF the
..c ministers Is source of mutual
fcr.t Especially regrcttable among
t Methodist laymon is the action by
vr.l Dr. Starr has been transferred
The pulpit 10 "a collegiate presidency.
r.rc are many. very many. who tninS
that the Methodist pulpit can I'LL anoId
p. spare such a brilliant ana versatile
preacher.
u addition 10 the expiration Of the
terms of the pastors mentioned above,
tf,r, is much talk. and not without Tca-
gan. of other changes in this city. ltu-
racrs ore rife. and The official boards Of
ths different churches are busy. Consul
tauous with presiding elders who form
Tho Bishops Cabinet. are being held and
frtCulauons and Demonstrations are in
ou,eed 20 the exclusion OF all other
church matters. Whilst the pastors are
busy collecting their missionary and other
assessments levied boy the conference.
thaif stewards and other laymen-and, in
many cases. laywomon, toO-are actively
el.eaacd in the work of choosing. as Well
as criticisms q preacher for next year
and so it Is from these consultations,
ercCClations, and prognostications 'n'
rumors as 10 changes at Clay-Strec' 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

Best GRADUATED Sugar, Sc. lb.
Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee, lOc.
pound.
Fresh Pork Hams, Sc. pound.
Sweet Chocolate, &c. cake.
Frankfort Sausage, 3 pounds for
25c.
New Virginia Buckwheat, 4c.
pound.
Best new crop New Orleans Mo-
lasses, 40c. gallon.
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, 4c at.
Smoked Country Joles, sc. Id.
Flake Hominy, Sc. pound.
224-pound sacks Salt, CSC.
1O0-pound sack Salt, 48c.
} New Palm Nuts, &c. pound.
! Large cans Bartlett Pears, Zoe.
Z, French Brandy, 81 gallon.
Fresh Soda Crackers and Gin
ger Snaps, sc. pound.
Try our Snowflake Patent Fami-
| " Flour. It's fine 500 barrel,
or 25c. bag.
We challenge the country on
our Silver King Flour-$43O bar
rel, or 2Sc. BAG.
Try our Economy Roasted COT
fee, 1-pound papers, 7c.
Large new Irish Potatoes, 1Sc.
peck.
Best Cream Cheese, 15c. pound.
California Yellow Peaches, Zoe.
pound.
New North Carolina Rice, SC. Id.
Two cans Flat Salmon for 25c.
Fresh Oyster Crackers and
Cracker Dust, DC. pound.
Homemade Tomato Catsup, Ice.
quart.
Sweet Potatoes, Zoe. peck.
Two quarts Onions for sc.
Four cans Sugar Corn for 25c.
Wash Boards, sc. apiece.
Axe-Handles, DC.
Cocoa, &c. can.
Baking Chocolate, 2 cakes for
25c.
Fresh Made French Candy, sc.
lb.
Shredded Cocoanut, 15c. Id.
Rival Gelatine, best on the mar
ket. Be. package.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
UAYNEs-MA tHh.
4 Typical Old Virginia Wedding
The Guests.

4 TvpicaI Old virgin N'""'@
The Guests.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. NoVeni"e'
S-(sDeciaL)-A typical Oid Virginia wee
ding-ore Of the most brilliant ihal H"'
occurred I'm Albemarle county for some
timc-occurrcd last evening al ~
-. g." tba handsome country home of Mr.
Jesse L.. Maury. situated about TWO nit
eorth of the University of Virginia. me
ll,.t,octire rartics were Mr. Thomas
T7arres prominent young lawyer or
c.r Antonio. Tex. and Miss EhZiOci ID
Fontoine Maury. granddaughter OF Nr.
raeso Naurv. one Of the most prominent
citizens of the county The ceteho"y
,rae narformed by the Rev. Harry Is, IT,
,.ector 81 Christ Episcopal church' OF IL =
citv and was witnessed by a large nut
~ ~ out-of-town guests, ana most
friends from the city, UNIVERSITY anu
rho bridal party entered the SPACIOUS
rsrlore I'm the following order: flisl ca,l''
H. rsbers Mr.. Woods Price ana MI
Pohert Lennon. who were iohoMeu Dy
tbc bridesmaids. Miss Lucy BarhslaiT'
IN Charlottesville. and Miss Amanda WI
lioms OF Lynchburg; Miss Gertrude fiice
and Miss Mamie Wood. or AloeiiiaIlr
Mics Duncan Williams and MISS run
Jennings, Of Lynchburg Iheh c"lue
Ia ~ honor. Miss Mamie Lennon, or
u university of Virginia. followed ~
49,, 6ower-bearers. Margaret r. Granger
o,d Gordon Granger, niece and nephe"
80 The bride. Immediately i'm front oil ,ne
hide scattering garlands OF howsrs
irhe little girls wore an accordion-piel,.eu
lr'.on6is over yellow, and her brother
wa. alfred in a white flannel sailor sum
AZ e. the lmproysed altar the brlde groom
-.',s,,a,ced 20 meet the bride, who ehtcrer
a"e TIE nc arm Of her uncle, Mr. Reupeh
s .i",,rv NV whom she was given away.
" the wedding march from L lrhnrnien
was played by Miss Resale I morn en-.
AZ DIS University, as the bridal party en-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

IN for the past week. is improying'
A COMMITTEES representing the BaplislS
OF Lee. Scott Wise Dickenson, ana
buchanan counties are here with a we"
of locating the new college at TINS place.
il is proposed 10 build high-sraue
school for both boys and girls, the Duiiu-
iugs TO cost from $1,000 TO Slp'Wo
Mr.. and Mrs. ". T. ADDISON many
frionde are glad TO learn of he improve
,aent I'm tbe,r son. Julien, who has been
Gonoorouslv I'M for the past week with
t~nboid-fever. at Pulaski. Va. Mr.. and
NJ Addison formerly lived here, where
NJ. Addison WAS a. successful lawyer.
Ms Addison will be remembered as the
brilliant Miss Virginia Harrison, or
cbarlottesvile. one OF Virginia's greatest
lallcs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
DINWIDDiE.
Death of Young Mnn-Funerh OF
Mr.. Jolly.

Death of "A Young Man-Funerai OF
MIR. jolly.
DINWIDDIH COURTHOUSE, VA, No
yember 4-(special)-.Mr. Ralph Prince
aged 81 years, died at his mothers resi-
dence. this county. early this morning.
He had been in delicate health for some
time. Mr.. Prince was a young man OF
sterling qualities. and was a descendant
~ n welI-connected old Virginia family.
The deceased leaves a wife and one child.
Hls funeral will take place Sunday morn
Ing at 10 o'clock.
The funeral Of Mr.. w. VI. Jolly. who
was killed by a negro name Junius no
harrison this week, took place yesterday,
and was largely attended. Feeling against
the negro Is quite high, and Judge Epes
thought best 10 order tho prisoner 70 re-
tersbure for safe-keeping. Tho credit Tor
capturing tho prisoner is due TO Messrs'
Richard Lewis. DICK Crlttenden, ana -
Bsylle vino were in search FOR him all
OF Tuesday night. lie was found IN
house OF = negro named Bright Taylor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
THE BATTLE WITH THE Stun.
Jacob 4. Riis to Lecture on THIS
subject To-MOrrOV Night

The lecture Of Jacob A. Riis before the
Richmond Lyceum tomorrow night VIII
be I'm striking and pleasing contrast win
the lectures Of Mr.. ZangwiI and Dr. Nc
Intyre. Mr.. Ris's subject is "The Battle
with tho Slum."
Air. RHs. in his capacity as police re-
porter for the metropolitan newspapers.
has FOR many years past made a careiui
study of the condition of the poor in the
large cities. He is an exceedingly inter-
esting character lie is a Dane by BIRTH
having been In this country about thirty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
THE NEGRO REFoRMATORY.
An Appeal for Help 10 This Newly
Established Institution.
ditor Of the Dispatch:

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Exclusiveness and conservation i'm
thought and action have ever been the
boast Of the South. and particularly os
Virginia, and while Virginia has I'm some
respects thrown off her mantle of re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

49, LIN SINIs
Best Java Green Coffee, 2 lbs
for 25c. Roasted, 16c. ID. 40
Wine for Jelly, Zoe. quart.
New Sour Krout, SC. quart.
56c. i'"isins'
~, Palm SOAP, 1c. cake; 3 cakos
White Castle Soap for 80.
New l-pound bricks Goldfish a.
sc. pound. at
New Hominyand Grits at &c. lb.
New Fat Mackerel, 3 for 1Oc,
Seeded Raisins, IOc. a lb. box.
Try our Mountain Roll Butter.
15c. Id.
BIB. cans Apple Butter, Sc.
Bib. cans Jellies, 10c.
New Cape Cod Cranberries. o..
quart.
or 2 bars large Floating Soap,
(Toilet) for Sc.
Fresh Roasted Laguayra Cof-
fee, Toe. pound.
Try our old Smithfeld Hams
1910. lb.
. BusheI sacks Fine Dairy Salt,
35c.
Fresh Lemon Crackers, &c. lib.
Imported st. Julien CIaret
Wine, 25c. bottle.
Imported Sherry and Port
Wine, 35c. bottle.
Ivory Starch, &c. package.
Large bottles Ammonia. sc. bot
tie. wv
6 bars Special Soap for 25c.
Reliable Hams, Sc. pound.
Home-Made Blackberry and
Catawba Wine, lOc. quart or 4Oc.
gallon.
Old Dominion Baking Pow
ders-l-lb. box, &C.. 4; lib. box, Sc.
lib box Blue Ribbon Baking
Powders, &c.
Large bottles Shoe Polish, Sc.
Whole Grain Carolina Rice, Sc.
pound.
Our Complete New Price
List mailed On application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

Years. TWDufy-One years ago he was a
barefoot bog iu New York city. and his
subsequent experience as police reporter
adds great interest 10 his lecture. be-
cause he is one that knows whereof he
speaks. He has been closely idenuned
with am movements for uplifting the poor
az New York city. Governor Roosevelt
says that che is the most useful citizen
n New York" Mr.. Eis has made a ma
uonal reputation by mis- marvellous book,
"frow the other Half Lives and by his
numerous magazine articles so widely
read HIS story of the social condition
of The submerged parts Of the s"armins
ropulati0u Of tho great cities is OF intense
interest. especially as IL is profuseiy IL
mstratod with photographs taken by Mr.
Ris I'm the teuements of New YORK by
day and by nght. He Is magnetic
sneaker. a dramatic, as We'll as an ac-
curate. representative of the facts with
which he deals. and he has that enthu-
siasn which is the result Of knowledge
and Imagination. surcharged with feeling
and which makes him most convincing
and uplifting platform speaker.
Mr. Riis will be- introduced 70 his audi
ence By Hon. ). j. Kelley
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

NEW ORLEANS, April TO- 1851.
DIR. RADWAY q CO..
have been a sufferer from rheumatism
for more than six months. IL could not
raise my hands to my head or put my
hands behind me. or even take of my
own shirt. Before ] had finished three
fourths Of = bottle OF Railways Ready
Relief / could use my arms as well az
ever. You can see why / have such great
faith In your Relief. Yours truly,
w. g. BAKER.
Engineer al A. Montelono's Boot and Shoe
Eacfnrv 9Ig Julia efrnnf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
MILLINERY.

MRS NJ u. CHAMLEE. sit EAST
BROAD STREET. wishes 10 inform thu
ladies' in general that she has select
and varied assortment @. HATS AND
BONNETS OF the very latest style. trim
med or untrimmed. al the most reasonable
rates. no silt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

be given a much larger church than he
has yet had His work at ST. James has
given him q deserved reputation as a
preacher and businessman. Rev Dr.
Tudor will I'm all probability go TO Court
Street. Lynchburg, from which chWch
Dr. Coke Smith will be transferred TO
TpWOrfh Norfolk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
HAVE NEW PASTORS.
CHANGES TO BE MADE IN AT
LEAST FIVE CHt RICHES.
SOHg WRO ARE TALKED OF.

eo,craI Ministers Now Here May
nc Transferred To Other CITY
gnurcheS-Grcat Interest In the
Meeting OF Conference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
NAY sI-CCEED DIR. BROWN.

Rev. Mr.. Mastn IS spoken of as the
successor OF Rev. Dr. A. c. Brown as
presiding elder of the Norfolk District.
If not this one Of the large churches IN
Norfolk or Danville Should Mr.. Gayle
remain AT T.aurcl-street Rev. George w.
Wray. now NJ Washington-Street. Peters
burg. will come 10 Trinity.
Coniecures sometimes take the form or
fact. and If the coniecturcs Of prominent
la,mer have a good foundation the Meth
odist people Of Richmond Will sooner or
later ascertain whether their conjectures
are 10 be treated as facts or merely idle
flncies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

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