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Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-03-14

The uncertainty Of the rainfall of the
past two or three seasons has aroused u
number of the large farmers and fruit
growers of Tehama county to the neces.
sity of irrigating plants to insure crop.
A number of these plants were installed
by small farmers last year with signal
success, and number of large orchard
lists along Cache creek have Just let con-
tracts for similar plants on a large
scale.
Two deaths occurred at the smallpox
hospital in Los Angeles Friday. This
makes total of twelve deaths 80 far
ont of total of sixty cases reported.
1t is reported that the Great Northern
railway will shortly build to Van
oouver from New Westminster.
The president has issued proclama
tons setting aside the following a.
forest reserves; The Trabuco canyon
forest reserves in California, 100, ,92U
acres; the Fish Lake forest reserve in
Utah, 81,s40 acres; and the Gallatin
forest reserve in Montana, 40.l8o acres
The 50-mile gap between Surf and Ell
wood. Cal, on the coast division Of the
Southern Pacific, is to be built, complet
ing a new line from San Francisco tt
Los Angeles. A direct connecting linz
between Ventura and Santa Monioo
along the coast is also contemplated.
At the Sacramento, Cal, railroad
shops last Saturday was forged walk
beam for the steamer Piedmont, said to
be the first work of the kind ever done
west of Pittsburg 1t is a diamond
shaped piece of framework of wrought
and cast iron to avoid expansion from
heat. With its equipments the beam
weighs about twenty tons.
Stockton, Cal, wants the San Fran
cisco and San joaquin Valley railroad
shops located there.
Great Northern surveyors are said to
be working for route to Republic,
Special Agent Moore of the treasury
department, with headquarters in San
Francisco, has been discharged from the
service owing to immoral conduct.
Southern California stockmen are look
ing for pasturage near Flagstaff Ariz.
A 100000 pulp factory is to be built
near Floriston. Cal. ON the Truckee
river.
Modoc county, Gal, owners are refus.
ing . oents per pound, ON foot, for beef
cattle.
The Sierra valley railroad is to be
extended from Claireville TO Mohawk
valley, Cal. ,--16 miles.
Last month was the dryest February
Oh record in California, the previous
dryest year in that state was i'll 1896,
when 90 inches fell.
The Bank Of San Miguel has discon-
tinued business and transferred its ac.
counts TO the Citizens bank Of Paso
Robles.
Secretary Of War Alger is contem-
plating an early visit to the Pacific
Coast for the purpose of inspecting the
army posts.
The Utah, Nevada & Southern railroad
has fled articles Of incorporation in Ne
vnda to build railroad from the Utah
Nevada state line southwest across Lin
coin county, New, to Vanderbilt, Cal
to be an extension Of the Utah 4
Pacife.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-03-14
CLIMATE AND CROP SUMMARY.

Issued by the United States Weather
Bureau at San Francisco.
The temperature continues slightly
above normal. Rain has fallen in por-
tions Of the Sacramento valley and the
coast and bay section, and has benefited
grain to some extent. In portions Of
the San Jouaquin valley and Southern
California crops are showing effects of
the drought, and cannot hold out more
than two weeks without rain; feed is
drying up in those sections, and stock
being driven away for pasturage. De-
ciduous fruit trees are in full bloom,
and large yield is predicted if not in
jured by later frosts.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-03-14

PORTLAND, Or, March 81. d.
Burke, an ex-convict, held up the wrong
man last night and, as consequence,
lies ON cot in St Vincent's Hospital
to-day in precarious condition, result
ing from wounds inflicted with a com
mon pocket knife by his intended vic
tim, W. f. Fulbright, young man
whose home is within five miles of
Halsey, Linn county.
Fulbright was accosted by the would
be robber, who is George Raymond,
about 10 o'clock. He drew his knife from
his pocket and opened it to prepare for
the worst. He had scarcely done SC
when he found the fellows pistol in his
face, with the accompanying demand
Dig up, want your money"
Fulbright struck the fellow on the
jaw and they clinched. the robber beat
ing him over the head with the barrel OF
his revolver and his victim burying his
knife in his assailant's breast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
WADLEY SENTENCED.
But AN APPEAL WILL DE TAKEN
TO THE CInCUIT COURT.
IN OLD CITIZEN OF WYTHE DYING.
Death of n Confederate ycternn-A
Sad Fatality-A Little hoy Drowned
While Trying To Rescue His sister
other Mention.
Sad Fatality
other Mention.

WYTHEVILLE, VA. December S.-
Special Judge William f. Fulton re-
fused this morning to set aside the YER
dict in the Wadley embezzlement case,
thereupon he sentenced Wadley to one
year I'm the penitentary. An appeal Will
be taken at once To- Judge Jackson
court. Wadley Is now In jail
Herbert l.. Robinson. brother Of John
Nv. Robinson. Of the Virginia Coal and
Coke Company. and one OF the leading
farmers and businessmen Of our county
is dying at his home, two miles from
Wytheylle, from stroke Of apoplexy
suffered Saturday. lie is Is years old
and IS married and has a large family.
Walter j. Meyers, q well-kn0wn citizen
of this place. died here late Saturday
and was buried yesterday. lie was q
Confederate veteran, having entered the
service when a mere boy. Ills two sons
Burt and Earl Moyers-are in bushes
I'm Richmond. They were with their
father when ne died.
have just learned OF an exceedingly
sad fatality which occurred recently in
Grays0n county. TWO ntte children
boy and g.ri-ol ~ j.. Mutchin's start
ed one morning TO school When they
reached Fox creek they found the stream
greatly swollen by the rains OF the pre-
yious night and day. The children ate
tempted 90 Cross the creek Oh % foot-
log. and the boy had succeeded. when
the little girl fen in. Her brother jumpe,
On TO rescue her. and in his effort iosl
his LIE She was washed down the
stream for some distance. but finally sue
ceeded I'm getting ouf unaided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19

bedside of her husband through his i'll
ness. and was with him when he died.
The sad news reached the city last night
and this morning Mr.. W. II. Holt, a
brother: Miss Ella Holt, a sister. who was
visiting here from Chase city; Miss
Florence Holt. daughter Of deceased, and
Rev. T.. 4. Wexford, pastor Of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church. went 70 Richmond
to Join Mrs. Holt They will accompany
the remains 10 Chase city, Va, the form
er home of the deceased, where the inter-
ment will take place.
Miss Jessie Nexsen. a popular young
lady. died this morning. She had been
an FOR some time. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon. and the re-
mains will be sent 20 Brooklyn, y. Y,
where tho interment Will take place IN
Greenwood Cemetery.
Miss Nexsen was about Y years or
age. and was the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebert Nexsen.
II. W. Corson. of Hampton, wheelwright
and blacksmith, has filed a petition
I'm bankruptcy through his attorney,
S. Gordon Cumming. The Liabilities are
q s-s59. and the assets 5000.
Rev. John II. Bosnian, the first pastor
OF the Washington-Avenue Methodist
church. Of this city now of Park-Place
church. Richmond, has been invited 10
deliver the address at the cornerstone
LAYING Of the new house Of worship here,
which Is being erected at cost or S-o'oOO.
The exercises viii be held in January.
and the cornerstone Of the old church,
appropriately carved. viii be used.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19

BEDFORD CITY. December lS.-(Spe-
cial)-On last Saturday. in front OF the
courthouse here, Mr.. l.. L. Brown sold
Al public auction, IN behalf Of Judge John
ID. Horsley. of Lynchburg Mr. j. L.
Campbell and Major 5. Griffin. commits
sioners, in the case Of Wharton, ~c. vs.;
Meade. &c. the valuable tract or land
near Sedalia belonging 70 the estate or
rev. and Judge John a. Wharton. It was
divided into three parcels The home,
place. embracing 800 acres. was purchased
bv Mir. Switzer. Of Amherst. at $lIJD an
acre. The Grassy,-Mount.a'in tTa Ct was
CON M &C. 90 per acre There are 200 acres
in this tract The MN tract ep n T,,lRs
AZ acres. was bought by Mr. W. +. bulks
at 5000 an acre. The entire amount
realized from the sale was T.loO, and Is !,
regarded as one OF the best sales OF lahu
made i'm the county for some time.
At the same place, imme ,,a,dS w ar Nr
this sale, the residence occupied ny NC Ti,
tioneer TO Mrs r. X. Mccormick FOR
81 .15O cash This sale was made by Cap-
Tain q M. Blackford. trustee for Mr.. G.
Hitter. of Lynchburg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
THE VAUDEVILLE BILL.
Good Programme at the Broad
street House This week.

On the bill at the Bijou this week are
three acts that have never been seen here
before. while the other turns are familiar
TO the patrons Of vaudeville in Rich
mond. and have been most favorabiy re-
ceived on former occasions
The Streator Zouaves. seventeen In
number. present an act that commands
fhe closest attention of the audience, ana
causes frequent Outbursts OF applause e..
These performers are not ARABS nut ohly
sons of the desert can equal them IN lhelf
line of work They are skiltul gun SPIN
ncrs. and in the drill, I'm which thirteen
rqrticir4to each order is executed win
Tho utmost precision and with almost
usntuing rapidity. The act finishes win
mn illustration of Arabian soldiers scaling
a. wall. ,,a -
VIII NJ. Greasy and Blanche Dayne' or
"Old Homestead" fame, present very
clever sketch entitled. "Grasping An OPP
rortunitv" Like Maverick Brander,
Mister could has 10 pay rather high
price for photograph: IN.
Fred. NiNO is a mOnologulst whose 'dlh
&c 81 "a vintage that Is about the latest;
and old familiar gags are not "0ihyu
off on the audience. Smith ana C1oA.
cOmclv acrODAts. are very BQsu III tuet
act. and Nile Flora, shapely wire,
W. ikor. was well received. kennedy ana
Ouartreln DO some very clever Jusslihs'
and Inc musical Colbys are seen nm
musical act that wins hearty applause.
matinee performance VIII be gwen
TODAY. as usual.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
FOUR SUDDEN DEATHS.
CoIored People succumb Suddenly 10
Uisease-No Inqucsts.

This seems a period Of sudden Deaths
especially among colored people. -Four
died. or were found dead, Sunday ana
yesterday. CD
Albert Gallego. Of No. 745 north Second
etreet died suddenly Sunday evening. lie
was about 20 years of age. lie haq Deeh
eick and had gotten some medlcihe 10
take His death occurred suddenly, DC
fore he had taken any Of the medicine
William Henderson, the talthiuI porter
~ the Merchants National BanK, CROP
nod dead at the corner or Ihlrteehth anu
rrgrv streets yesterday morning between
M and ii o'clock. He had been porter III
tbe hank for the past eight years OF
t,ore and was a trusted employee ~
Mortha Jefferson, woman or ABOUT ~
,,e~re died suddenly at No. " east gary
street Yesterday afternoon. she had peeh
o"mnlaining about headache, but no one
tbnnght anything Of II. She died soon
after o,,..,o eo,nd a coIored
y,dn,an dead in a vacant house In Fulton
,'.et"rdav afternoon. He was passing Ola
ieefer street. when he was asked 10 20
I'm and see who il was in the house, when
he did and found the dead woman She
was identified as Nina Jackson.
Coroner Taylor saw all these people;
but as death In each instance resulted
from natural causes, no inquests were
held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
RtLEIGH's BUDGET.
The Methodist Parsonnge-Vcry Pop
observation-disclosures Mention.

RALEIGH. y. c., December 1S.-(Spe-
cial)-Owing TO the sickness Of Rev. j.
W. Jenkins work has not yet begun on
the Methodist Orphanage buildings here.
il is the purpo-. OF the trustees 10 have
at least one b..lding completed and oc-
cupied I'm the next six months. The
Thanksgiving offerings for the orphanase
are found 90 aggregate Sl5oO, 0f which
the Goidsb0rO' Meth0dists gave 500. The
trustees say the oiphanage is the most
popular thing in the Church It is regard
cd as of the first Importance.
The State pension warrants were sent
ont on the 18th instant. and in two days
payments began. This week the warrants
are pouring I'm for payment.
The State charters the Pee Dee Hard
wood Manufacturing Company, OF Mcfar-
lane, Arson county, capital $1,000 j..
Auman and others stockholders.
An immense amount of tree-planting Is
being done ON the streets here, eXclu-
sively Of sugar naples.
Judge Sim0ntOn pOstpones until De
cember 9th. az Charleston, the hearing
of the motion by the Corporation Com
mission TO rehear the case involving the
power of the Corporation Commission 10
assess railways for taxation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19

feet. Unless she takes special pains to
build herself up in a womanly way, this
unusual demand upon her strength will
result in a serious weakness and disease
of the delicate organs which distinguish
her from man. The encroachments OF
these maladies are heralded by general
weakness and lassitude, headaches, de-
spondency and irritability, weak back,
pains and dragging down sensations. Neg
iect Of these symptoms means inyalidism,
insanity or early death.
There is remedy that will so strengthen
and build up woman's special organism,
that She may Withstand the strain of long
hours upon her feet, and escape the maladies
that would destroy he general health and
her canabilitv az a wife and mother. II IS
DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Itbuilds
no the muscles that support and strengthen
the organs peculiar TO the sex. It enables
her TO stand without feeling pulled down
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
TRANSPORT DIXIE.
She Arrives Mt NOrfoIIs-Excited
Suspicion.

NORFOLK. VA. December 1S-(spe-
cial)-The United States transport Dixie
passed in the Capcs to-day. bound for
the Norfolk navy-yard. She has aboard
a regular crew and about 100 landsmen,
who are TO be given training. IL is pos
sible that she may be- sent 20 Guam with
go marines. She comes from League
Island yard. and her men say that the
belief there is that she viii be assigned
TO that duty.
The Baptist Ministers Association is
opposed TO Chapiains for State institu-
tiOns. Al its meeting held here to-day.
by formal resolution the body went ON
record as TO the bill 10 be introduced I'm
the Legislature by Delegate Whitehead,
Of Norfolk. providing a chaplain for the
pouitentiary.
Without displaying signals 10 the OBJ
server az Cape Henry, the British bark
Alkaline, from South America, with cof-
fee for New York came inside the Capes
to-day and anchored. Her peculiar acc
tiOns gave rise TO the fear that she might
be infected with bub0nic plague, but in
Quiry developed that she Is only awaiting
orders.
Among the remains Of the victims Of
the Maine disaster TO DE brought back to
this country aboard the battle nip Texas
are those of Engineer Rush Worth. whose
widow lives here. The remains will prob
ably be given a military burial here.
Plans TO that end are now under way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
or for AIabnmn-Ofhcr Notes Of In
fereSf.

on for Alnbn mn-Othcr Notes of In
tercst.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, December
(Special)-Mr. II. Weems Durrett OF
this county, left to-day for Birmingham
Ala, where be will be the chemist of the
Birmingham Steel and Ship-Building
Company Mr. Durrett is Bachelor of
Science of the University Of Virginia
4 cablegram from Cuba announces
that the Rev. W. IT, Niece of this city,
who is doing missionary work in the is-
land, has mild case OF yellOw-fever,
Dr. III. r. Nelson. president of the Viz
ginia Medical Association, has been III
for some time. but is now sufficiently Zee
covered 90 go out occasionally His Illness
is due 10 exhaustion from OVerW0rk.
Captain q. T.. Nawter. superintendent
Of the Miller Manual Labor school, has
returned 90 the school from the noun
taius Of North Carolina, where he has
been 10 recuperate. His health is very
much improved.
DR. +. W. Power. pastor Of the Garfield
Memorial Christian church. Washington
II. c.. preached at the University yester-
day.
Miss sallie Woods. daughter Of Captain
Micajah Woods, of this city has gone TO
birmingham Ala, 10 spend several
weeks with her uncle. DR.. Coleman Nor
ris.
Alrs. Thomas Waters mee SouthalD has
lclt for Philadelphia. going 10y sea for the
benefit az her health. She had been iii
for several weeks
Mr. Lewis of lOudoun, and Mr. Gale
her. of Prince William. members Of the
legislature, have been visiting friends
here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
DEATHS.

PETTIS.-Died, at her husbands resi-
dence, No. 1920 Beverly street, Mrs.
ANNIE Il. PETTIS, wife Of George W.
Pettis, and daughter Of j. J. and 5. I.
Bruner, In the 18th year Of her age.
Funeral from Pine-Street Baptist
church THIS CTuesday) AFTERNOON a,
$50 o'clock. Friends Of the family in
ylted 10 attend.
Monroe q. c., Wadesboro' On. CO.
Johnson City Tenn), and Philadelphia
pa papers please copy.
SCHNEIDER.-Died at the residence
OF Mr.. August Hetzer. 10 south Laurel
street, December 18th, at l230 Il. NJ,
CHRlSTIANA HENRIETTE, beloved
wife Of tho late Frederick Schneider,
born at Schmiedeberg, Germany; aged s.
years.
Funeral Will take place THIS TUESDAY
EVENING at 3 o'clock from the Evan
gellcal Lutheran Bethlehem church. Sixth
and Clay streets. Interment at lakewood
Cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
JAMES CITY.
Fat Hogs-Notes from the Ancient
Capital.


WILLIAMSBURG, VA, December h
(special)-Alr. John T. Bull, who farms
ON the old GUSTS estate, on YORK river,
and his son. Mr.. JEFF. Bull, who has had
charge of the Warren estate for the past
twelve months, both Of whom nave Il
reputation for raising the finest turkeys
and hogs I'm Eastern Virginia, have Jus.
Killed and sailed their porkers raised
during the year. Mr.. John L. Bull killed
two hos. the aggregate weight Deihs
IN; mounds. dressed, and Mr.. Jen. Bun
turned the scales at Gl7 with his finest
p0rker. dressed. ,.,,,,
Professor Hugh S. Bird, OF the William
and Mary faculty, has been asked 10
read a paper on Normal School training
M the Southern Educational Association
which meets in Memphis, Tenn, Deem
her 9th. 2Sth and 18th. Professor Bra
will either 20 or send his paper, to be
read by some one else.
Misses Jennie, Patty, and Kittie More
cock who have been away for some time
viii be home during the week OF Christ
mas.
Among those from here who left TOT
Richmond to-day We're Or. and Mrs. l.
< Foster. Miss Marie Marshall. and Miss
IIa Faulkner. They are expected 10 re-
turn tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
FARMER ROBBED.
A Daring Deed on II Chesterfield
Highway.

PETERSBURG, VA. December IS
(Special)-Mr. A. y. Haskins, one Of the
best-known farmers Of Chesterfield
county. was assaulted and robbed on the
turnpike I'm Chesterfield county this eve
ming between S and 9 O'Clock Mr.. Has
kins had been 10 this city on business,
and was on his way home. walking.
When he reached the gate Of his farm,
"Violet Bank" about one mile from this
city. he was struck from behind on the
head by a man, whom ne took 20 DE
negro. and knocked seuseless. When Mr..
Haskins recovered consciousness he found
that his watch and chain had been taken
and his pockets riiod Mr.. Haskins man
aged to get 10 his house. and gave the
alarm. but no trace Of the highwayman
could be found. From the wound on Mr.
Haskinss head which is a severe one
he must have been struck with a sling
shot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
WON THE GOLF CUP.
A Lady Shot md Seriously Injured
by m Unknown MINI

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, December IS
CSpecial.)-The handsome silver record
cup presented by the Hampton Roads
Golf Club, was won by Or. S. W. Hobson
quarantine officer OF this city, who took
the first Of three series necessary to per-
manent ownership Of the cup.
While sitting IN her kitchen last night
Mrs. Louise Saunders was shot in the
thigh by an unknown man. who raised
the window, pushed his revolver in. and
fired. Two men have been arrested on
suspicion. The ball lodged near the
abdomen, and the lady is seriously in
jured. 1t Is believed that the man who
fired the shot intended TO avenge himself
on some one and mistook the house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
noDY FOUND N FLAMES.
\ Supposed Atrocious Murder i'm
North Carolina.


GREENVILLE. y. g.. December IS
(speclal)-Pitt county has added another
bloody chapter to her history of crime.
and has had almost q repetition Of the
Dongola tragedy of last spring, the dii-
ference being that The present one was
committed at o. dwol'lns-hoEse instead of
a store. and the fend was more success
ful in covering q clue to the crime.
Near Oakley I'm the northern section
Of the county. q little station on the
Washington Branch Of the Atlantic
Coast Line. Mr.. George Taylor lived alone
FIN house on his fathers planta-
ton. and about quarter Of mile from
the lattor's residence. Late Saturday cve-
ming young Taylor and two brothers
went together tO Oakley % do some
trading. and their father Mr.. sam Tay-
Tor. being away at the time, no one was
left az home. George Taylor got through
with his trading before the others and
started back alone to his home about &
o'clock
Rot long after he left his two brothers
also started home. and whom they reached
GEORGES house found DE- on fire. They
tried 90 put out the fire. but the
flames had made too great progress 20
Dee checked. The building soon fell in,
when they saw the chafTed body Of their
brother. George. just inside of where the
front door no the house had stood They
got poles and dragged the remains OF
The body ont OF The fire. The limbs and
head were burned or, only the trunk
being left.
The theory advanced is that rob-
bcrs entered the house while Alr. Tay-
Tor was away. and on HIS returning and
surprising them. they murdered him and
set fire TO the house 90 cover the crime.
This belief is strengthened from the fact
that the house of his father was also
broken into while his brothers were away
and tracks were discovered about both
houses.
There is much excitement over the
tragedy, and everything possible VIII be
done ln find the n.runLrll0Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
He's Annendlcitis.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, December IS
(Special.) DIR. w. Y. Hoy, OF the Eastern
snnendicitis. IS not so well tonight. and
biS physicians say that If he should get
worse Dr. Mcclure Of Richmond. will
be- sent for. No operation has yet been
performed. Dr. Hoy IS from PetersDurrg.
and is a universal favorite here. HIS
narenfs are at his bedside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19

dlotown. va, last week, took place here
to-day I'm Prospect Hill Cemetery at 2
J.. NJ. The deceased was a resident Of
this town and was % years OF age. He
was a member Of the local Methodist
church and was Of good standing I'm this
county. where he was born and reared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19

and without pain
or extreme weari-
ness. II cures all
womanly weakness
and disease. Il fits
her not only for
work, but for
healthy, happy
wifehood and
motherhood.
Mrs. Claus Nelson,
Of Pico Heights. Los
Angeles, cal. Box 81,
writes I had ic-
male trouble, and DR..
Pierce's Favoriie Pre-
scription. together
with the advice given
ia his book, cured
me Of five years
sickness.
DR.. Pierce's Pei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
Fell Dead I'm the Road.

LURAY. VA, December B-(SpeclaL)
William Higgs. an esteemed citizen Oh
this county, attended church yest ret,,rS
home after the service, fell dead In me
road. He was about &c years Old ana
leaves family,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19

passed through here to-day en- route for
Richmond 20 attend the reunion there
on the Goth instant OF the officers Of the
Second Virginia Regiment who served in
the Spanish-American war The reunion
will be held at Murphys Hotel, and will
be largely attended.