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BIG FIRE LOSS.

Bridgeport Plant Destroyed With Over
 $75, 900 Loss
 Bridgeport, Dec. 5.-McElroy Broth CTS meat and provision plant was de- stroyed by fire this morning. The loss is estimated at between S75,- 900 and $S0000, practically covered by insurance.
 They will rebuild immediately, and have hired temporary quarters in which to resumA business tomorrow.
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A NOTABLY BIG DEAL.
THE PROJECT OF THE UNITED IT,
 LUMIN4IING COMPANY.

New Company to Absorb the New Haven Electric Company, tho Bridgeport Electric Light Company, the BridS G. port Illuminating Company and Va- riOus Other Smaller Organizations The New Haven Gas Company Not in the Deal Has Received No Proposition Say.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-06

Children in Westville district, 517. In- crease over last year 10.
 Children in South district, "A In crease over last year, 2.
 Total in town, 23,3s2. Total increase, 583
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-06
ANNUAL MEETING

Of the Home for the Friendless This l Afternoon.
 | The annual meeting of the Home for
 the Frendless will be held in Trinity parish house at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-06

Before starting on "run" refreshing wash with Ivory Soap gives new energy. It fathers quickly in any kind of water and does not cost more than common soap The luxury of being clean is not realized without using Ivory Soap. You need not fear alkali I other injurious ingredients found in many soaps Ivory Soap nothing but pure materials combined to make soap that will clean and rinse quickly thoroughly, satisfactorily
 IT FLOATS
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-25

On the 10th OF December, 1897, Rev.
s. y. Donahoe, pastor VI. Z. Church.
South, PIT. Pleasant. W. Va, contract
ed a severe cold which was attended
from the beginning by violent cough
ing. He says: After resorting 20 n
number of so-called specifics usually
kept in the house, TO no purpose, !
purchased n bottle OF Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy, which acted like q
charm. 1 most cheerfully recommend
it to the public" For sale by all deal
ers. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents
for II. ].
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BRILLIANT ENDORSEMENT.
BY Health Journal os Ncw York "A.
sust -. iSss.-J. 4 Davis. Md.
Editor and Manager.

Editor and Manager.
uuly las; week We examined tie b.ss
hgvwei ay the Capital BrvWiuE Com
pauy 20 Olympia. Wash. aud ls ts a
perfect illustration % the quality 81:
beer which ne are aiways glad 90 CON-
mead. Tor the analysis showed Dc Co BE-
entirely free from ans trace ~ ans
Injurious substance. such q htEh Esade
% beer Is most beneficial ln 5ts usr. Cog
none % the pure malt and hops have
been displaced by harmful Ingredients
Every hyEieu.s; wili concur With a. ir
saying that % beer % such superior
excellence j. a very wholesome t.evrT-
age. Physicians often have occasion
10 prescribe y pure bcer FOR cases us
teb!litlt.un. and they can safely order
this beer. made by the Capital BrcuiuE
Company.
l.. II. Dee has ia his keeping the
American Journal "a Health and eau
De seen by anyone.
This beer can be had In bottle OF on
drauEht az the HOFFMAN,. corner o.
Hotel and Nuuanu streets. \ large a.
sortment Of the very best of American
and foreign liquors We are pleased
to sell you and give you value for tbs
benefit 90 your health.
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Proprietor OF HOFFMAN,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-18

Guilty. The trouble was not 70 support
ministers. but To support men with fami-
lies. There was not a church that would
not supply a minister with rations and a
house. and the Missionary Society could
easily furnish the necessary clothes.
EXERCISES TO-DAY.
This morning az $50 o'clock services
will again be held IN St Paul's church.
and after the reading OF the morning
prayer a sermon will be delivered by
Rev. VI. II. X Pendleton. OF Fairfax
county. Al $3.50 o'clock tho business ses-
sion will be again taken up and con-
tinued until II o'clock whom sermon
will be delivered by Rev. W. d. Smith.
OF Frcdericksburg
At the close of the religious services
the business meeting will again be taken
up. and % will be continued unti T. NJ.
when recess will be taken until : T..
VI. AZ that hour the business session
will again be continued until j. NJ
In the evening there Will again De re-
iig.ous exercises. beg ming az o'clock
and after the reading OF the evening
prayer addresses on Foreign Mission work
viii be delivered By Rev. John g. Meem
on Brazil. and by Rev J. l. Patton on
Japan
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DISTINGUISHED
BODY TO MEET.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

NIr. l.. II. Blair. 81 east Grace.
Or. w. 4. Brown, Arkansas, Miss Sell
bert. eli east Grace.
Rev. q. W. Bull. Georgia. Mr.. n. X.
Holderby. Jr.. 20D3 Grove avenue.
@. b. Caldwell. Esq, Texas, Mr.. l..
Fitzgerald. 10 east Cary.
Rev. j. ". Caldwell, Louisiana. Rev. T..
r. English. ID. D., Union Theological
Seminary.
r. +. Campbell. ID. D.. North Carolina,
Mr.. J. y. Cullingworth. Lexington Hotel
Rev. r. l.. Campbell, Mississippi MI
James Whittet. q south Beech.
Rev. John +. Cannon. ID. D.. missouri
Mr. Emma Ball. 500 east Grace.
Colonel VI. A. Gambler. Georgia, Mr.. A.
r. Holderby Jr., 2o03 Grove avenue.
Rev Y. D. Cartledge Georgia, Mr.. W.
S. Rhoads. 1908 west Grace.
Rev. Russell Cecil d. d.. Alabama Mt.
NJ y. Clark. 500 south Third.
Rev. q. c. Christian Missouri. MT r.
=. Rennie. Chestnut Hi.
Judge George L. Christian, virginia
home. SIS west Grace.
A. " Clark. Esq. Virginia. Mr.. w. >
Rhoads. 1893 west Grace.
j. =. Clark. ESQ., Alabama, Miss Sci
bert. 81 east Grace.
Rev. j. NJ Clymer Maryland. Judge b.
r. Wexford. Jr.. - west Grace.
Rev J. VI. Coleman. Mississippi
Miss Werth. 2o3 west Grace.
!. G. Cook Esq. Virginia, Captain John
A. Coke west Franklin.
Rev. D. T. Craig North Carolina, Mrs.
Charles watkins. 500 west Franklin.
Raw. Hugh Craig. North Carolina Mr..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-18
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY.
First Business Meeting To BE Held at
Monumental This Morning

The Virginia Branch OF the W0mans
Auxiliary 20 the Board of Missions OF
the Episcopal church. convened ycster-
dav afternoon at o'clock i'm annual
meeting at Au-Salnts church. Rev. Dr.
H. IA. McKim. OF Baltimore delivered
a sermon in an eloquent and earnest
manner pointing out the necessity OF
greater conservation
There was no business meeting. but
the organization Will meet this morning
az q.3O OclOck at Monumental Church
and viii be IN session all day A great
deal of interesting and important work
Will be disposed OF. and among the
questions Of general Interest to be con-
sidcred will Doe as 10 whether or not f.
would be advisable 10 hof the annual
meeting az a different time from that
of the Council. as the organization has
become rather voluminous in numbers
and Do would be easier To- provide homes
for the delegates. IL these gatherings are
held at different times.
Tho service will begin with a celehra-
ton Of the Holy Commun 900, Rev. w
4. Barr being the ceebraut The bust
neSs meeting viii follow Immediately
after the service. and vii. continue
throughout the day. Luncheon will be
served in the lecture-room. 10 which
AN the delegates and meinneI@ OF the
Woman's Auxiliary are cord ally invit-
ed.
The Missionary Loan Exhibit will b
under the care and custodianshiD of Mrs
Coodnow. Miss Woodbridge and Mrs.
Poll. and will prove. 20 is hoped an IN
tcrestinc and Instructive feature. The
programme for the day as planned by
Miss stuart. the diocesan secretary or
the virginia Branch. shows that This is
to be an important a. well AS an inter
estine Meeting Two noted women are
expected 20 Doe present: Mrs. living inc
honorary secretary. who has recently 70
turned from a second tour around the
world visiting in turn an the mission
eelds Of this church and is very inter
estinr sneaker. and Miss Svhll Garter.
for so many years a faithful and SUCCESS
mi worker among the Indians whose
enthusiasm and devotion always inspire
hor hearers
There will be n Junior Auxiliary
missionary n1aes-mecting tomorrow. ~
Grace church AZ r VI Addresses
will he delivered Mrs Twirr Miss Svhl
carter and others. The Junior AuXll-
iarv has arranged an interesting pro-
0rqmme
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-18

80 4t. f.ort-,..-.s
the standard and ohlecL ol tle ~
faith. lie l- Himself lAe a-"a ."l'-
that faith, iie i- ITS author, "a Ht E ~
fnIrner. lie mas e1ldDii 'ii.D" ,'t .g
h- h-h-.'.l. I'D it a. and ,..t.,. and
l'Fe, iu 10 arc p -i, I..,l is r1in-
INf. ANA TO llll' hili-""..iit N i....-l.,-,, b..
rri lne sore GU. ''''. .,,,-,,f-n of the
ilc presence ri'" ... 80 man
Father OF Lights. ana iie sa.. 80 w 5
cOmefn unto fnc fdIutr ""l Hil VI '.'
f is fog fu- tutl li'7 ".. I,'.. .lIt
the subject 'l ti'i7 .-.,,. l.,,f.,
fl obey Jus sacred rliiliiI'i.'' ''''
Nc'
As preachers iN.Ifi"' rs a..
0r WORKERS OBJ lNe .", az. fslf fLat
rlnlIN Nff, i''' ...,.. o., Ills
christ -r i-iNr.. u ''. - o., ,......I..
own kingdom. and So DIT "t tit ~
men from o'uu. t-' 'I .. vyo mus.
br.ar Them INTO immediate contact Win
ilr saviour. --' ..t .., .r..,.rlauf "a
shall live u.s. nor ..lli ii "" e .,,,
dogma OF aN l'. i d. -,...- .lnd
Saving iall" a. N,,t,,.i. .,r.t,or of sal4a-
in "a person. ile WIZ, ...ti,-.
non - 90 think no. allow the
DIT l. b" I... .iI e., s..,.,..,.l fnat yyr rest
niiD'lIef' r. l..rt-fi.n faith uuOn mira
l,lo gas" % r.n,irtiou of the divine
Clcs. lNdl ""i ',t.,1 .,l, bv tine
power OF 'Aiirt pr l. a. l-r t1fs aarI,.
precedent cpHNi,li' ..'. t,- tb,..gn
disciples WTogs' NAV i'' not Doe aitorcthcr
agreeable to the thc9lohldh Do u ger t"-''i'
true that miracles oo no' aIl't", AXE .~.
dence 90 the undt ,iit,. So, ~ ,,,,-. az
as they may nave oou' l- .i,|C ,tis .n-
Whatever may ntNt va i,,,.d
peal tho iacl i,1 'i'' b1va coomtribnted To-
80 rrsiiit The modern study of COM
narrative religions has disclosed lhe 'i .t
lion of miracle in mos %. ',Jics acainst
ience d.. b~'re.re mysterious and unac-
nl1,ntablc phenomena more and more
within the domain OF t". -'''...D.,ii'..i., i,1
nature. and has planted l.e s",p. .C,,l,,,,ir
many minds mat nii 60. modern i, apoio-
naiHo ~, ~, seoi mat miracles are rather
5i,dra1ce than help 90 presenting their
case and such critic as Maine" y ,.l3ie
declares mat u Is useI, ',s,,,',. az miracles.
afeaiuthl o'ot .,,l,, ccisine 10 believe
,i"r,
.Of course this last declaration is an
surd. some men Who once 9e ..t ,r1. dis-
may nave . 49, them as firmly
,ho,, e,cr di3 though perhaps upon
Girerent ground And this leads me 10
saw that cannot help thinking ap3''s
il ages gone have mace luri8 "T .,t"i.fv
duty man W3 .' e .,,.,,,,r,.,o mon to rest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-18

+. ID. Barksda.e. 3lf west Grace.
William Cunningham. Esq, Missouri
Miss Werth. 98 west Grace.
Rev Daniel D. Currie. North Carolina,
Mr. Bowie li3 east Franklin.
Rev. L. Z. Currie Louisiana, DR.. j. Han
Moore. l0i north Ninth.
Rev H. s Davidson. Texas Mr.. ". II.
Parrish 3lj west Grace.
Rev. j. A. Dickson. y. D.. Arkansas
Dr. O. A. Blanton, 800 west Grace.
W r. Dotson. ESQ., West Virginia
Mrs. Bowie. ll3 east Franklin.
Major W. 5. Dunlop. Arkansas. Mrs.
Lou VI. Jobln. u east Main.
John W. DUR. Jr., Alabama. Judge 3.
r. Wexford. Jr 40o west Grace.
+. p. Edmonson. Esq. Tennessee. Mrs.
W S Gordon 8 east Grace.
Rev David Farley North Carolina
Mrs. G. p. Lathrop 3Os west Franklin.
Rev j. Sterling Foster. Tennessee
Judge L. l.. Lewis. 2l3 west Franklin.
Charles C.. Fox. Esq, Kentucky, Mrs.
Friend 40 west Grace.
r ". Franklin. Esq. Indian Territory
NJ =. William Pemberton, Lexington
Hotel.
: q. Garner. Esq. Alabama. Mrs. I.
T. Marshall. COZ east Main.
Rev. j. c. Garth. Tennessee. Mrs. W.
O Cosby. Barton Heights.
Rev. O. W. Gauss. Missouri Mr.. Iheron
Brown. 1912 west Main.
W. S. Gay. ESQ. Missouri. Mrs a. G.
Bruce. 2o6 north Harrison
John $ Gilbert. ESQ., South carolina
ID. y 7 Wright. 2@ east Main.
r " Giles. Esq, South Carolina Mt
II =. TAYLOR. Jr. Chestnut Hill
Rev. George n. elmer. virginia Mt
r. T. Brooke III east CLAY
John Glasssll. Jr.. Louisiana MIS- EN-
ma Ball SOS east Grace.
r s Gooch Esq. Tennessee. Mr.. The
ron Brown. 1912 west Main.
Rev T g. Gordon. Kentucky Mr. Lewis
Ruff 905 east clay
Rev. Peter Gowan. Mississippi, Mrs
Emerson 2l5 east Grace.
Dr. J. II. Grant Texas, Mrs y F.
Craig. 3i7 west Grace.
Rev f. VI Green D. r.. KentuclSv.
Mrs James Peasants lo6 east franklin.
Rev ". 3. Grier. China, Mr. h. l.. De-
noon. Barton Heights.
Rev A. r Grover West Virginia Mr..
Calvin wilson. 1i0s Floyd avenue.
Rev r. VI Hail. Texas Mr. John Blair.
81, south Third
Rev. y r. Hamqn Mississippi. Mr..
Samuel Steinlein 9O' cast Marshall.
W Is. Hamilton Esq. Texas Mr.. H..
T.. Denoon Barton Heights
" A. Hart Esq. MARYLAND, Major I.
IT Wexford Westmoreland.
Rev. T.. G. Hlndlev y. y. Alabama.
DR. r s Wexford 2l2 east Grace.
George y Haw. Esq. Virginia, office.
li0' east Main.
Rev. D. VI. Hawthorne. Mississippi.
NJ. John Bowers. St Clair Hotel
Rev. r x. Hazen. D. D., Virginia, office.
lO0i east Main.
C. c. Henderson. ESQ. South Carolina.
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Mrs n q Harris as east Main.

Mrs. II. @. Harris. 3i5 east Main.
Rev. J. w. Sexton, Texas, Mrs. L. -
Marshall, e97 east Main.
Rev. J. y. Shearer. -. D.. North Caro-
lima. Or. G.. 4. Blanton. 800 west Grace.
J. A. Shcpporson. Esq. Arkansas, Dr.
c. a. BlantOn. 80 west Grace.
H. VI. Sherbournc. Esq. Louisiana, Mr..
II. ID. Smith, Jr.. 10 south FIFTH.
4. VI. Smiley. Esq. Virginia. Mrs. Ter
rell. l2l0 Grove avenue
Rev. r.. \. Smith Mississippi. Mr.. l..
G. Adair. 30i south Third.
George G. Smith. Esq. Georgia, Mrs.
Wallace. pa west Grace.
J. Smith, Esq. Texas. Miss Piizsr' liS
east FRANKLIN
Rev. j. Spencer Smith. west Virginia.
Mrs W. A. Campbell. 80 west Grace.
Rev. J. G. Snedecor. Alabama. Mrs
Wallace. O7 west Grace.
". A. Snodgrass, ESQ. Kentucky Mrs.
Charles Watkins. 500 west Franklin.
J. d. Sprako. ESQ., Kentucky, Miss Fui-
ton. 32i west Grace.
Rev. Alex. Sprunt. u. D.. South Caro-
lima. Rev. r. r. English. y. D.. Union
Theological Seminary
Rev. J. w Stage. North Carolina. Mr.
j. ". Young. 1905 West avenue.
$ W Sterrctt. Esq.. Virginia, Mise
Pitzer. Is east Franklin.
J. l.. Stoddard. Esq. South Carolina
Mrs Fred Peasants. 80 north Shafer.
Rev. =. y. Stephenson. y. D., Virginia.
Mrs Edward Valentine 100 north sixth.
r. b. stratton, Esq. Virginia, Miss PIT
ger rs east Franklin.
Rev. George Summey. ID. u. Tennessee
Mr. 5. H. Halves. 422 east Franklin.
W. r. Swon. Esq. Louisiana. Mr.. s. II
Halves. Az east Frpnklin.
Rev. Joseph n. Taylor. Kentucky. Mira
c. X Bowers i0li east Clay.
Rev r. J.. Tellford. West Virginia. ~
u Talley il6 west Franklin.
". H. Townsend. Esq. South Carolina,
Mr. r. D. Kemp, Ninth-Street road MAN
chesteD
Thomas NJ. Travis. ESQ. Missouri. Mr.
l.. c. Adair 20l south Third.
c. g. yarnedoe. ESQ. Georgia, Mr.. r.
A. Catlin. lloi Grove avenue.
Rev A. s Venabe. Virginia. Ben Al
SOD. 5oi west Grace.
Rev J. G. Venable Kentucky. Mr.. F.
w Danner 2 west cary.
H. r. Wade. EsQ. Tennessee. Mrs. W.
S. Donnan. l0l east Grace.
Rev j. ". Walden. u D.. Georgia. Mr..
f. ~ Glasgow I west Main.
John r. Watson. Esq. Virginia. Mr..
John T. Watson. Jr. sii west Grace
Rev. G. g. Weaver. Texas. o.. John S.
! Munce. 2 west Main
John Webb Esq. North Carolina,
! NJ T. smith AS west Craze
DIT =. g. Weilder Texas. Mrs John
! Holt 90 west Seventh street Manchester.
n. p. MILESTONE Esn Florida Dr. J.
| Hall Moore i0i north ninth
Rev r. \. White West Virginia, Mrs.
J. W. Rison. a02 east clay.
Rev j IT, Wilson South Carolina. Mrs.
Sclater. Home Place.
Rev s. t. VIM. y d. Virginia. Mrs.
VI r. Smith as west Grace
g. n Wolfe Esq North Carolina. Judge
q. T. Christian. 5l5 west Grace
Rev James y. g Woodrow South
I Carolina Mr.. r. A. Lancaster. Lexington
Hotel
B 9 Worth ESQ North Carolina. Mr..
NJ. W. Gillian. f2l east Franklin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-18

Council were adopted for the guidance OF
tho body.
COMMITTEES.
Tho Bishop then appointed the following
committees.
states Of the Church-Rev. G.. w. Mel
SON Edward wall. l.. Il. Mason and
Messrs Powhatan Moncurc, charles h.
Cary. w o. ClagetL
Widows and orphans fnnd-Rev. ID. c.
n. Davis. Mr.. VIM. +. Coates.
Fp.sconal Fund-Rov. Carter Page, Mr.
I, q. Falrbauk
p~otbe~hood- Mcssrs l.. VI. Blackfor1.
.ridec J. e.. Lamb. Eppa Hunton, Jr.
Disabled Clcfey-keV. Z. y. Ball, Dr.
Thomas u Lowe.
Brice Fund-Rcy Jno. McNabb. Mr.. Ed
sI 5,. "l.,.1' Nilssions-Rev W. 2. Chris
man. kcF. j. q. to"I4i3' 10 w. W.
Walkcr j. T. Wheat.
T+r.lbi9l Rcp0rts-kcv. J. X. Ellis. Rev.
j ~ j. Morton. Rev. Jho' - 1ouslds'
Ne,,rs Chas. Woonough, Jno. Temple,
NV N; I TaIo oh.'cs-Rcv. J. ]. Norwood, Col.
JI ,si..o W. 1o Rcv w. D. Smith, Mr. Cyrus
BossleuA. Geo. j.. ClaiIlei, ,,.o, NJ cbo.
Finaucc-Mcssrs Jos. bIyah' 1T Chas'
j. Conway. Albert laheI H., ~ wa
Clerical Sunu0rt-M, ssrs. Jno. g. VIII
f.o,l n - PAGE R. &. wexford, George
~ barbour. e.. G.. Baughman, Dr. W. T..
Noucurc Macon Cove w N' O4@o'e' Du-
yau judge Juo. g.. tWeii.
-'.,.I..,..- O.f--kcV. Geo. J.. Somer-
,-lI. R.l j. DE-. Jones. ReN. Frest on Nasn,
N...rs Ju0 81 Taylor, j. u. Iilpp j. @.
M 9nnr,e,.'ig.ro.< Distribuuon-Rev. II. i.
r.sc Rcv. IT, a. Goodwin MessIs. i. G.
h saii.,y -Rev r. a. Goodwin W. \. VIII
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-18
MUSTERED OUT.
Thirty First Michigan Quit Uncle
SANS Service i'm Savannah.

SAVANNAH. GA. May 1.-THE Thirty
first Michigan Regiment was mustered
out at savannah to-day. The paymasier5
began their work early in the morning
and bv noon il was completed. The mus
ter out was orderly in every way ana de-
void Of unpleasantness.
The feeling among officers and men mas
always been Of the most cordial, ana
nothing occurred % mar the pleasure Oh
the last day in the service. All were s'au
20 be discharged. and at the early pros
poet Of being again az home. IN ON
core ~ the command presented Colonel
Cornelius Gardner with "a brace Of pistols
as a mark of their esteem and love. lie
is a CAPTAIN in the Nineteenth lnfanirG
and will rci0in that command at Camp
Meade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-18

KNOXVILLE. TENN. May 1.-THE
virriria and Tennessee Telephone Com
pany. capital $1,000. has been chartered
at Bristol.
Southwest Virginia and proposes TO buy
and oporate number Of others con-
ncctine at Bristol with the Peoples Tele-
nbono Company OF Knoxville, which OPP
crates in East Tennessee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-18

spread rapidly, and 1t was soon demonstrated
beyond doubt that cure had at last been
found for deadly Cancer. Evidence has accu-
mulated which is incontrovertible, of which
the following is a specimen
Cancer is hereditary in family, my father
sister and an aunt having died from this dreadful
disease My feelings may be imagined when the hor-
rble disease made its appearance my side. II was
malignant Cancer. eating inwardly in such way as
% great alarm. The disease seemed be md the
skill of the doctors, for their treatment did 10 good
whatever. the Cancer growing worse all the while
Numerous remedies used for IT, but the Cancer
-. In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-18
A CRAZY MOTHERS DEED.
Kills Her Baby Boy and Then Cnts
Her own Throat

RALEIGH. y. c.. May IA special
20 the News and Observer from States
Vile. y. g.. says:
Mrs Mary Foster wife ~ John +. Pos
ter farmer o. Cool Springs township.
this county while insane cut the throat
OF her siXteen-m0nths' old baby boy with
a razor and killed him Instantly al
O'Clock this morning. The insane moth
or then cut her own throat with a razor.
but not fatally. She had been insane
for a month. bat had improved and vas
not violent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-18
NORTH STATE MILITIA.
Second Regiment OF state Guard Elect
Rnoimental Onircrs.

WILSON. y. c.. MAY 1T.-Special.-At a
meeting Of the line officers OF the Second
Regiment OF the State Guard held here
this evening On following Officers were
elected: Colonel. ". p. ROdman, OF wash
incton. Colonel. W \. John
SON. of Wilmington. Major. J.. W. Gullck,
of GoidsborO. The regiment Is composed
Of companies from the following towns:
Goldsb0ro. Edcnton, Washington, Tar
boro. Wilmington and Wilson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-18

COLUMBUS. 5. c.. May IA charter
has been applied for the olympia Cotton
Nils Of Columbia. It's capital Will be
$l.5oOo00 The power viii be electricity
furnished by the paer plant on the Co.
Wmbia Canal. II will be the largest mill
in the South. having 1000 spindles and
$500 looms
The corp0rators are COlumbia's mill
and bank presidents and leading business
men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-18
Narchand Decorated.

JBOUTIL. EAST COAST OF AFRICA.
May ll.-Maj0r Marchand the French en.
pl0rer. who has crossed Africa from this
Atlantic coast. has arrived here. The in.
SIGMA ~ Commander OF the Legion u
Honor was handed 10 him on board the
French sec0nd-class cruiser DAssas,
without any ceremony worth noting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-18

Mrs. ]. NJ. Baldwin. 3l5 east Franklin.
Rev. l.. c. Henderson, Georgia, Mrs. }.
NJ Baldwin. 3l5 east Franklin.
Rev. J. r. Herndon, Tennessee, w. W
Henry. AS east Franklin.
Patrick Henry. Esq. Mississippi, W. w
Henry as east Franklin.
Rev. J. r. HObson Mississippi, Mrs. H.
staiars. $40 east Byrd
Rev. T. j. Horne Texas. Mrs. ID. a.
Taylor, 23il east Broad.
Rev. J. L. u. Houston, Arkansas, Mrs
Wallace. 201 west Grace.
John j.. Hutton. Esq, Tennessee, Miss
Pitzer. rs east Franklin.
Rev. NJ c. Hutton. Texas, Miss Pitzer,
IL east Franklin
Rev :. H. lsler. North Carolina, Mr..
George Schoen. s2S Park avenue.
J J James Esq. South Carolina. Mrs.
John Holt. Soe west Seventh street, Man
chester.
rrdge T. X. James, Missouri. Ma
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Two or three par'riiges were walking
about in the Capitol Square yesterday
and calling "Oid Bob White" They
were not a hi. hashful and seemed.sto
enjoy being here
The birds are thought 10 he a part OF
covey that have been observed on
NayOs Island.
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