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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07

pen TO describe the man. his Characters
ties and his achievements, or TO investi-
gate the secret of his uncommon personal
magnetism, | simply beg leave to lay
down on his flower-covered grave the
warm and sincere tribute Of my personal
thankfulness to him for kind words OF
comfort which he repeatedly spoke TO me
I'm the most distressful hours OF my NE.
I will never forget that IL was him VINO
was waiting at my desolated home on the
sad evening when | came back from Hoi-
lyvood after having laid TO rest the
earthly remains OF my beloved wife. the
mother OF my children. How wei ala
he know how TO comfort n bleeding heart
and 20 inspire q broken soul with new
courage and trust I'm the faithful guid
ance of our Heavenly Father. And again
last summer, when there seemed To be nc
more hope for the life Of very SICK
daughter, then IL was Or. Hoge again
who came as an angel OF consolation, ana
who kneeled down with me 10 pray for the
dear one Oh. that prayer! | VIII re-
member IT as long as | live. as | VIII al
ways gratefully and lovingly remember
the dear noble man, whose tender
heartedness was only equaled by the
rare delicacy Of his manners az well as
by the gentle but unwavering strength OF
his faith I'm the blessed promise of good
from all things to those who love God.
May now the Lord be unto him an ever
lasting light and his God his glory.
DIR. PAUL l.. MENIEL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07
DEATHS.
Portsmouth,
.~.au. Wawn

ACKERBEY.-Died. I'm Portsmouth.
Va. January G. 1899 ]. w. A-KERLEY.
formerly OF Richmond; aged 81 years.
Remains will be brought here for inter-
ment Funeral notice later.
Lynchburg and Lexington papers will
please copy.
CARROLL.-Died, at her husbands resi-
dence. In Swansboro, Va, Mrs MARCIA
RET CARROLL, wife Of John Carroll.
Funeral MONDAY MORNING at 10
O'Clock from 81. Peters Cathedral.
Norfolk aad Portsmouth papers please
copy.
MARsHALIA-Died, Januarv 8, 1899, al
her residence, 20lj Venable street, JULIA
A. MARSHALL.
Call not back the dear departed.
Anchored safe where storms are oerJ
On the border-land we left her.
Soon 20 meet and part no more.
Far beyond this world OF changes,
Far beyond this world OF care,
We shall find our missing loved one.
In our Fathers mansion fair.
The funeral will take place SATURDAY
AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock. from Union
Station church. Friends and acquaint.
ances invited TO attend.
OW EN.-DltO, JdHuiIJ fAts ia ANt"pcit
News, Miss FANNIE A. OWEN; aged 10
years.
Services at River-Yiew Cemetery
SATURDAY at IL a. NJ. Friends and ac-
quaintances invited 70 attend.
PHIPPEN. Died. AZ ll:55. January s.
1899. at the residence Of her son. James
/. Phippen. 1914 Floyd avenue. Mrs. HAN
NAH +. PHIPPEN. In the sth year Of
her age.
Funeral notice later
sMITH.-Died, January 6. 1899, at her
fathers residence. II. II. Crooks, No. 2s
east Tenth street. Manchester. Va, AZ
2:2O T.. NJ, CATHERINE SCOTT SMITH;
aged i5 years.
Funeral SUNDAY AFTERNOON at Q
O'Clock from the above residence.
UPsHuR.-Died. al Fredericksburg.
Va. January 6. 1899 ROSALIE sEI>DEN.
wife OF Walter S. Upshur. OF Norfolk. Va.
Funeral from ST. Mary's church. Nor
folk. va, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, Janu-
airy 8, 1899.
WHARTON.--Dled. at his residence. No
22ig east Franklin street. 4. X. WHAR
TON. In the 18th year Of his age.
The funeral will take place TO-DAY
Saturday at o'clock from Hoge-Memo-
rial church. Friends and acquaintance
invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. L. p. Cutler is seriously i'll with
the grip
Mr.. S. r. Rogers. of Hinton, is at New
Fords.
Mr.. George p. Haw. of Hanover, is at
Murphy's.
Mr.. w. ]. Enright, OF Amelia Court
house, Is at Murphy's.
Mr.. J. l. Wise and wife, OF Frederick
county, are at New Ford's.
State Senator G. NJ. Wallace, of Stat
ford was in the city yesterday.
MIR. r. Halves Lipscomb is again be-
hind the desk at New Ford's, having just
recovered from prolonged attack OF ty-
phoid-fever.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso-
citation will hold an important meeting
this morning at IL O'Clock In Lee Camp
Hall.
Rev. w. A. Barr will preach and admin
lister communion at St. Luke's chapel,
corner Washington and Beverly streets,
Sunday night at O'Clock
Rev. r. NJ. Williams. Of the Union The
illogical Seminary will preach az the
First English Evangelical Lutheran
church on Sunday morning.
Mr.. w. G. BALDWIN, Of Roanoke, is in the
city, visiting his son, who is very i'll at
the Old Dominion, having recently under
Reuben Shirreffs, Esq. formerly Of this
city. now holding an important position
i'm the Metropolitan WaterW orks Com
pany Of Boston has been here on
visit for several days past.
Congressman John Lamb has written
members Of the Lee Camp committee
that he will accompany General Joseph
Wheeler 10 Richmond. The General has
not fixed the date for his visit.
The Christadelphian Ecclesia will hold
services at Lee Camp Hall Sunday morn
ing nj II O'Clock. The subject will be
.'C3od Hath Chosen the Things Which
Are Not 70 Bring 20 Naught the Things
That Are"
DR.. Witherspoon will occupy his pulpit
at Grace-Street Presbyteriar church TO-
morrow. both morning ana night: His
morning subject will be "One Thing
lacking" and at night his subject will
be Gathering Home.
Mr. Fgbert G. Leigh, .Ir.. Of this city,
president OF the Southern Wholesale
tsrocers' Association. mas received a cor
dial invitation 20 attend the annual BAN
auet OF the Merchapts Exchange. or
Memphis, Tenn, on January Ifh' Out ne
will not be able 10 accept.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07
THE STOCKHOLDERS OBJECT.
Purchase by Neutrality-suspicious. Com
pany to lie opposed.

AMERICUs. GA. January 6-Mnoriiy
stockholders OF the Americas Guano
company will fight vigorously the sale
Of the large plant here to the Virginia
Carolina Fertilizer Company. as made
last week. together with the sase OF
plants nj Atlanta and Social Circle. Hon.
william 4. Dobson. representing the
Americas stockholders. to-day filed pc
tltion for an Injunction and the appoint
,rent Of a receiver A temporary restrain
inc order was granted. and the case Will
he heard January 18th. The petitioners
declare the sale Of the property was
made without their consent or authority.
and their interest will be sacrificed II the
sale Is confirmed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07
CHARLOTTE'S BIG FIRE.
Damage Nearly $4,000 Flames
started In Harness Factory.

CHARLOTTE, n. C., January AT ~
O'Clock last night fire was discovered N
the three-story building Of the Shaw
Howell Harness Company, on Fourth
street. near the centre Of the business
portion Of the city. The flames had gain
ed such Roadway when the alarm was
sounded that the building was soon to-
tally destroyed. The loss to the stock
will reach fully $4,000. with $4,000 in
surance.
From the Shaw-Howe building the
flames spread TO the adjoining building,
occupied by the Liddell Machine Company
as an office and sample-room. The loss
10 their stock is about $500, with 1900
insurance The building was total wreck
and was valued at about 5000.
The firemen worked under great dim
culties. as a high wind was blowing. The
burned buildings are just across mar
row street from the Buford Hotel, four
story structure, but that building escaped
injury.
At las A. NJ. the fire Is under control
The total loss will probably reach 5000
10 $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07
"EuBALMED BEEF" DEFENDED.
col. sharp Says Porto RicnnS Adj
mired and Wondered at IL.

mired and Wondered at IL.
WASHINGTON. d. c., January c.
colonel Henry Sharp, of the Commissary
department.. who served at Camp Thomas
and In Porto Rico during the war. was
Nt5re the War Investigating Commission
to-day. He said that he had made the
UItracts with Nelson. Morris q Co. for
laf az Camp Thomas, and had superin-
tended the issue and inspection Uf re-
frserator beef I'm Porto Rico. He had
been ln the COmmissary Department Tor
theeD wears and stated that the quality
Of fresh beef issued at Camp Thomas
Was equal 90 any he had ever seen In the
army
THEY WONDERED AND ADMIRED.
so Porto Rico he said be had inspected
one vessel OF refrigerated beef al Arroyo.
and that the beef was the wonder and
admiration OF an the natives and for
t.u residents. none of whom had ever
seen tAe llke of 10 I'm point Of merit. The
native cattle in Porto Rico he said, Were
Infinitely inferior 20 the American re-
il-eIdt0r beef. lie knew of no chemi-
C.y preserved meat served 10 the army,
and Dr. warmly commended all the Ameri-
can beef given our troops In Porto Rico
4he complaints against the ratiOns as q
Whole. he said. i'm closing his testimony.
were. OBJ DIS opinion. due 20 the ineXperi-
e-.e ol The officers and men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07
DON'T NEGLECT
A COMMON CASE OF PILES.
IL May Lead to serious Results.

When people generally understand that
All such fatal diseases as fstula ulcer OF
the reetum. assure. etc, almost invaria-
bly, begin In a simple case of Piles. they
VIII learn the wisdom of taking prompt
treatment Tor the first appearance Of
trouble In this quarter. The Pyramid Pile
Cure will certainly cure every form of
piles. itching, bleeding. protruding. or
blind piles and hundreds OF lives have
been saved by using this cheap but effec-
tive remedy right at the start, because at
such a time a single package will effect
a cure, while In the old chronic, deep
seated cases several packages are some
times necessary before a lasting cure is
effected
Physicians are using the Pyramid Pile
Cure i'm preference 10 surgical operations
and with uniform success. The remedy Is
prepared by the Pyramid Drug Company.
OF Marshall. Mich. and for sale by drug
gists everywhere at 50 cents and 81 per
package.
Send for Free book on cause and cure
OF piles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07
MUNYON'S REMEDIES.
4 Separate Cure for Each Disease
81 I'm All.

With Munyon's Guide to Health. which
describes an forms Of disease and tells
you TO treat all ailments at home, you
can select the proper remedy and cure
yourself. With this book and a case OF
Munyon's Remedies every mother can be
come a family doctor.
Each MunyOn Remedy IS plainly label
led. so there can be no mistake. There IS
no guess work no nauseous doses. The
cure is quick sure and permanent. All
druggists sell them. mostly 25c. a vial.
TREATMENT ny MAIL.
Write Professor Munyon for advice.
which is ABSOLUTELY FREE. The
most obstinate cases successfully treated
I'm the strictest confidence. Guide to
Health" free.
1903 Arch street, Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07
SENIOR AGONCILLO ASKS FAvORs.
The PHILIPPINE Wishes 20 lie Treated
a. a Diplomat.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. January 6.-Se-
'i As'uc.li0 who is in Washington as
no representative Of the Filipino Gov
,.inent has asked 10 be recognized by
-- United States as such, and to be ac-
0''-,l the same rights as other diplO-
t'a Ills request is now in the hands Of
-aiy Hay The representatives Of
~. Filipino Government will now await
avon ol the move made to-day. 1t is
.I desire that the United States APP
T.-. commission 20 await on a Filipino
,-'ia..on to settle the Philippine ques-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07
SORROW At HIS DEATH
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PACED

died In the home, at any cost OF exertion
or sacrifice. For this service we nave
been profoundly grateful 10 him, and 20
ms memory We would ever pay the tribute
OF unialtering devotion.
Fol all that Or. HOye has been 10 us,
TO our camp. 10 our city. 70 Virginia, and
10 the South, words can give no adequate
expression Of our administration ana our
gratitude
The following detail was made TO attend
the funerals John II. Laughton. Jr.. +. W.
Martin. Charles r. Turner John NJ. War
rem, ID. Smith Rcdford. Gervas StOrTs, j..
I. Richardson, and Dr. q. Smith. The
camp Will meet at the Hollywood gate
In full uniform on Sunday at 80 TO attend
the funeral.
TRIBUTE OF THE Y. NJ c. 4.
In the death Of Or. Hoge the Young
Mems Christian Association OF this city
lost most valued friend. counsellor. and
member. The Board OF Directors held
"A called meeting last night, with fun
attendance and adopted resolution OF re-
spect 20 the memory Of the deceased. The
resolutions refer to DR.. Hoge as one.
who for more than half century, has
labored successfully for the cause Of
Christ I'm our city and whose labors have
been so richly blessed I'm the building up
Of Christs kingdom; whose life and work
have been such an example and power for
good in the community; whose unswerv-
ing fidelity 20 truth. justice, and righte-
BUSINESS made him a mighty power. and
brought To- him. in life, in his chosen
calling. richest reward. and has now
brought to him the well done Of his
Master" and declare that the Church
militant OF Christ has, in the death Of DR..
Hoge lost one Of its ablest and most oe-
voted ministers; the city and community
have suffered a great loss. and The asso-
citation lost warm friend and counsel
lOr." The painting Of Dr. Hoge, which
hangs I'm the association parlor, viii be
draped in mourning for thirty days.
Rev. Or. r. y. Calisch. preaching at
the synagogue last night. made a very
touching alluslon to the death OF DR..
Hoee and the position. he occupied to-
wards the Congregation Beth Ahaba.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07
n,cnmonders in New York.

NEW YORK January 6-(Special)-J.
6 Williams and r, l.. Williams, Waldorf;
+. G. Hill. II. swineford, and W. Chan
der, Aston; T. Elicit, Holland; W. H.
Palmer, Marlborough; w. II. Palmer
Jr.. NendOm~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07

The human machine starts but once and
stops but once. You can keep IL going
longest and most regularly by using De
Wits Little Early R.sers, the famous
little pills for constipation and all stomach
and liver troubles. they don't grippe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07
He Hnr AppendIcttis.

Mr. o. T.. Evans. Commonwealth At
torney OF Amherst COUNTY: II al me o'd
Dominion Hospital Mr. Evans VIII IN
day or two have performed an operation
for appendicitis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07
Epiphany Service.

Rev. Preston Nash conducted the Epl
phany services at 81. Pauls church yes
terday at noon and administered the hol!
communion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07

and they were not grievou5 to him. His
life was cast under the whitest light, and
yet not even a hostile expert could find
a faint upon his garment. His wants were
few, and he was prone to forget them. 1t
Is believed that he constantly robbed him
self 10 meet the wants Of others. He was
careless about nothing except himself
and had no pleasures, apart from the sa-
cred relationships Of life. except in giving
his life for others. In one respect he
was slnguarly weak. and that was Tn
his inability 10 refuse when asked TO
serve. II required an engagement to
serve somewhere else 10 make It possible
for him TO deny any request that opened
10 him the opportunity 10 be useful. But
If the Lord withheld from him the power
to refuse service. he gave him a tireless
capacity TO serve. There was I'm him a
noble mixture Of dignity, sympathy, and
reverence. His bearing was kingly, and
his holiness was sometimes mistaken for
pride. His enthusiasm for humanity was
a passion. and he had an exubcrant faith
in Christ to save the lost
A good man IS known by his prayers,
and at times DR.. Hoge was awful TO hear
when he told out his confessions of sin
and weakness before the Lord. His hu-
mility as worshipper was affecting.
How low he could get when he bent down
before jehovah, Among men he moved as
a king. but before God he lay worm In
the dust.
This article must not touch DR.. Hoge
as a preacher, except 20 say that he can
not be classed. one so unique and origi-
nal must stand alone He patterned
after no man and those who sought TO
pattern after him failed. lie ranked with
the greatest and yet he was not like any
Of them. 1t was a sorrowful way in
which his life came TO its end, but it
would have been a monumental sorrow TO
Richmond for him to die In any way.
His death is tragedy TO the people, but
it was TRANSPORTATION TO him, and glory
incffable encircles his name.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07
Euneral Notice.

The funeral OF EDWARD ID. OVERLEf
will take place SATURDAY, the TN In.
slant. at II o'clock A. NJ. from Fultor
Baptist church. Friends and scQuaini
ancss are invited to attend. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07
MI nroadness of Mind.

=. te a difficult matter Tor ms cohteiH
,,oraries and especially diihcult lOl h49
ip,oi,bbors. 10 do justice 10 a great III" IL
The perspective Of time ana uls'1n0e -
necessary TO outline his pIoporllVns
I'll, az one cannot fully realize the
49,, os n mountain when standing a.
a. 80 The writer appreciates TINS dliil-
-, and in addition, feels keehiy MS
49,, iredeouacy while writing OF Kev. Ut
IT, Vet the deep and anectloha'e -
- which he has ever entertained TOT
- ,.orcrable colleague tmpels hlm' IN
tie of this deficiency, 10 add a modest
,,tossom 10 the wreath Of his praises
,ghich IL now being woven
IT, astimating the position which ne mas
Ma and the spiritual influence "hieh ne
bas exercised in this community one can ~
not forget the happy unlon Oh cohu,,
lions which has rendered this rich result
nossible. Consider the CIRCUMSTANCES Vi
= minister and his congregation twin-porh'
"a ,,ossira on unsepaTated over a pain
-. ~ f,tn four and nifty years. with that
t,t.reer sympathy and keener perception
- oro another's needs. hopes, ana emo
It's which we are told are characteristic
- Tho twir-conditiOn. Some one mas well
satd thar n is a good sign to see ser
-, long In service in the same place.
sor "it means honesty on the one side
and snpreciation OF II on the other.
The ffty-four years that DR.. Hoge mas
served the Second Presbyterian consresa-
- ~ this city told wonderful tale
~, ~ .,,,t,,aI confidence and love. that grew
saoner and deeper as the circlinS years
s,,ob more and more. II was an honor 10
~ nastor and people. 1t spoke on the
49, hand OF the ability. the power, the
oioouence. and the scholarship, that met
~ need of their due recognition; and,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07
~ HARTLEY CARMICHAEL.
He Cbeered the BrOken-iIearted.

There is not one religious denomination
in Richmond which will not be most
deeply moved by the sad news of DR..
Hoge's death. We were used 10 look up
TO him as 10 the Nestor among the minis
tiers OF this city. Always foremost III
the ranks OF those VINO WORKED LOT 'hris-
tian unity, we owe him more man any
other man the spirit OF mutual respect
and confidence. Of true harmony and bro
tberlv love which to-day prevails among
Richmond's clergymen-
While / leave 1t 70 q more cQWpstep,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07
His Wonderful Personality.

1t will be very hard ever to fill the place
that Dr. Hoge, has occupied In the vener-
alton and affection Of he people Of the
South Associated as he has been with
the history of the Confederacy, il Is no
wonder that his wonderful personality has
impressed itself so strongly on our people.
a great preacher. faithful pastor. q
true, man, he had none OF the effemi-
nate foppishness that sometimes seems
part OF the clerical character. While ne
was an example 10 the world he was
never afraid to mingle with men. Con-
sequently. men not only felt towards
him the respect that the laity of the South
always give to the minister of the Gospel,
hut they I'm truth loved him. He had
not a particle of that disease OF the min
istrv 'clericalism." l esteem II high
privilege that | not only knew the Doctor,
but that | was looked on. by him, az a
friend Intercourse with man OF such
intelligence and knowledge, derived not
from books only but travel and acquaint-
ance with men, is indeed privilege Tor
a minister of the Gospel who some
times has 70 10 outside his order TO gain
such social intercourse.
Then. what vigor he had. IL often made
ma Young man compared with him
ashamed 20 see him out early In the morn
ing on his horse looking so fresh ana tulI
OF ufe. What a truly broad-minded man
he was-that was the outcome OF his not
being the product OF mere "seminarian-
isu nut while l say he was broad, do
not mean that he was broad In the
sense of the modern theology. ne was
broad as the Master would have men
broad. A sincere believer in the faith once
delivered TO the saints, but one VINO APP
nlied il TO men IN the truest spirit OF love.
YES pr. Hoge will be a great loss 10 ~
an In him we lose not type OF men,
hitf a man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-07
By inhalation
SPECIAL DISPLAYS

will be made for ten days at
the following drugstOres:
WM. u. POYTHRESs n CO.. Druggists,
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mOud, Va.
OWENS q MINOR DRUG CO., 1907
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PEOPLES DRUGsTOBE. 5000 VIII
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Polite attendants will be on 9uty al!
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/ The cost. with medicines. is only 81
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-21
HAND BOOK.
Secretary of State Falley Distributes
the Legislative Manual Through
the State.

Secretary Of State Falley has dis
tributed to the members of the legis-
lature and to the newspapers of the
state copies of the legislative manual
authorized by the last legislative as
sembly. The manual this year is more
extensive than ever before and is re-
plete with valuable information. In
addition to many matters of general
interest and information regarding
state matters, the constitution, roster
Of state officers and state boards of
trustees, members of the legislature
from the first territorial assemblies to
the present time, state and territorial
officers from the organization of the
territory, list of postof1ces in the state,
and miscellaneous data, the hand book
contains the vote of the state for state
officers and members Of the legislature
by precincts, q record never before
published and which will be valuable
political information. The manual
contains also q roster, of the troops of
the state at Manila, with the promo
lions and deaths that occurred up to
the time of its publication. The man.
ual is q volume that will be found OF
great value and convenience and
should be in all the schools Of the state
and every one who desires to be in.
formed on state topics should have q
copy. The manual is from the press
of the Bismarck Tribune, and extra
copies may be had from the Tribune,
at Is cents each.