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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

DANVILLE, VA. July Especial
Agents Thomas y Williams and Charles
Kyle. OF the Internal Revenue Depart
ment. have just returned from some
what exciting raid among the mountain
monshiners along the Virginia and North
Carolina border ln Che mountains Of
surry county. y C., near the virginia
line the officers discovered several dis
tllcries iu bunch at a point so high
up the mountain side as 10 make 10 me-
cessary in order to reach them, for them
10 leave their horses and climb by foot
While The raiders were converting the
disulling apparatus into scrap iron and
destroying a lot of whisky the mOonshin-
ers who had been hiding ON the noun
tain side. captured the horses and dsdg-
ured the animals by trimming their
names and tails. As the officers ap-
preached their dishgured steeds they
were fred upon. but none was hurt. The
horses We're badly dishgured and one Of
them slightly injured.
The postoffice az Byrdviile twenty-five
miles from Danvile. was entered Fri
day night by unknown burglars and rob
bed OF stamps cash. and other property
Of the total value OF $40. There IS no
clew 10 the Washington Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
PETERSBURG CONFERENCE.
Death of W. X. Lambcrt-A Churcn
Dedicated in Brunswick.

PETERSBURG, VA. July 24.-specla' VI,
The Petersburg District COhleIth NJ
meet az the Methodist chgrcn 1l ia
putanta station on the Nortolh anu
tCeefern raiiWav tomorrow. The open
Ing sermon will be preached by Kew. H.
" Ne iig..s Thomas J. Aldridge and broth
or and y. w. fucker ana JUN n, OCEAN I,
View. where they Will 90 INTO ene"'iiP
NJ " r.. Lambert one Of Petersburg S
best-known citizens ana dry soous nier
chants died very suddenly or hedl
trouble AT his home ON Jefferson Sl -.
last night. The deceased was az Ms
store until "a late hour SATURDAY Alsnt.
lie had been sufferer LOT SyHl~ IL
from heart and stomach trouples. ne
leaves "a widow and one daughter IL
p.se only IL few nights ago tnat MI !.
Martin Lambert son OF the oecehseu
was drowned In the AppomaitoN ilNeI'
while out with n boating party. 10,
Mr.. James b. Blanks, OF TINS cly,
grand secretary or the hoS ~ ~ ta''.i t
of Virginia has just returned from the
Southwestern Royal Arch Masonic
school which has been IN session LOT
some DAYS 40 the Montgomery Nhite SUI
phur Springs. - ~,
rencevlUe. Brunswick county. was deol-
Gated yesterday with appropriate ser
vices ,,..,. .
Mr. Samuel McEwen and BIT AndItN ;
held a Iargely-attended meeting or tae
believers I'd Swift creek, Chesterfield
county. yesterday H.. .,.,.
Mr.. Lee Hargrave. Of this city; was
quite painfully injured In Richmond yes
tcrdav by Jumping from an electric car.
Dr. Herbert W.. Tailey left here yes
terdav for old Point 10 attend meetlns
of tho Virginia Dental Association.
Within the next few days govern
ment engineer will be here 20 Inspect tne
grounds and location of the propose a
battlefield park To- be established 10 front
OF Petersburg. ~
Judge Timothy Rives, Of Prince George
county and Judge B. j. Epes. Or Din
widdi6 county. were IN the city to-day on
business. A.
Hands are now engaged laying the
flooring I'm the Audit 0rium Of tho ne"
West End Baptist church.
The net receipts OF NE excursion given
to Virginia Beach recently for The boueht
OF the Hgh-Street Methodist Episcopal
church amounted 10 500.
Rev. ~ w Battle. T. D.. pastor OF me
First Baptist church. . spending his
vacation bon New York.
An r. r. Blakey. Of Charlotte. y. c,
who is here ON visit left for Richmond
This Afternoon.
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M0ORMAN COLLINS.
\ Lynchburs Couple Welded
Washington.

Washington.
tYNCHBURG. VA. July 2i-Spocdl.-
o. was learned here to-day that Mr. John
Pelham Norman and Miss Lena Bishop
Collins. both OF this city. were married
sunday morning at 1890 O'Clock IN me
parlors of the Metropolitan Hotel, WASH
iucf0u. bv The Rev =. f. Mctdoen. OF
mo First Presbyterian church, of thl'
city
inc marriage was not "a runaway DID
amy .on-s of the word. there was no
direction to 81 and the parents had given
their consent. ON account of "a recent
bereavement 10 one of the parties u
marri &c had been planned Tor inc l"I'
bus more recently 10 was decided 10 TAKE
the excursion from here saturday hlsn''
and Rev. Air. McFaden. who was visit
ing iu Fredericksburg was notified by
telegraph TO Doe ON hand in Washington
Sunday morning
Miss Kate clark. of Lynchburg. and
Mr. Harry Cole of Chatham, were fe-
srcctIvely maid of honor and best man.
The bride and groom We're also accom-
panied by Miss Bette Moon. or Chai-
ham. Miss Lowry. of parkersburg. Mr..
AIoRac of Washington: Mr.. Hardin
Massie of Danvlie. Messrs y. Dudley
Christian and Walter Burton. of WASH
1nrfHn. tHeff We're htii'f iiitiiaN tt't't
Lynchbure present who had come ON inc
excursion. but did not know of the we'd
ding
Tae bridal party went 10 church imme-
diatelv after the wedding and later in
fhe dav Mr.. and Mrs Norman went to
Sew York but are expected to return
home Tonight.
The bridegroom IS son of Major VI.
y. Norman. of Moorman's Warehouse
and is an excellent young business man.
while the bride IS a daughter of SIR and
Mrs. W. j. collins. and a most attrac-
tive Young lady.
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POLITICS IN lYNCHBURG
None of the Candidates Have Express
ed Choice for Senator.

LYNCHBURG, VA, July 24.-Speeial.-
As the Democratic Legislative primary
IN this city takes Place next Monday the
fight for the TWO nominations that Will
then be decided is doubtless made up.
The result here will determine VINO VIII
be the Democratic nominee for the state
Senate for Campbell county and Lynch-
bury, as the city and the county name
the man alternately and this is the city
time.
There are but two candidates. Mr.. Car
ter Glass and Mr. Don Z. Halsey. Inc
city IS entitled 10 one member or the
House OF Delegates and there are two
candidates for that nomination, also. Mr.
Upton D. Jennings. incumbent, and Mr..
J. Randolph Henry. of the Lynchoufg
bar.
The United States senatorship has not
no 10 this time been made an issue lh
the fight here. and the matter therefore
has been discussed comparatively httie'
None OF the candidates for the Legisla-
ture has indicated publicly his prefer
ence as between Martin and Tyler
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25

vices Sunday. The remodeiiing OF the
Presbyterian church is In progress and
when completed that congregation viii
hsfve "A very handsome church
Washington and Lee University Is UNI
dergoing repairs and Improvements pre-
psratorv 20 the opening of next session.
Tho main buildings are being newly paint
ed. Work on the Tucker Memorial Han
IS progressing An increased attendance
IS expected az the University next ses-
sion.
a largely attended barbecue was held
at Buena vista. Friday by the cOl0rcd
people OF that city Lexington and sur
rounding county. About three hundred
went from Lexington. The greatest num-
Der Of oatablcs were Ou hand ana much
enjoyed. Mr. John r. Wright. OF Buena
Vista. represented the city and delivered
The address Of welcome. which was re-
spondod Go by Rev w. T. Johnston. Of the
Baptis, church (colorcO. of lexington.
The Junior Christian Endelvorcrs ~
Trinity Methodist church. of this place.
held "a picnic Friday 40 McClre's Sui
phur Springs about eight miles from
Lexington The party consisted of about
CITY Juniors and many OF their friends.
This spring was at one time a favorit'
resort for The residents OF Lexington ana
R0ckbridge county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
HURT BY HIS HORSES.
\ Little Girl Falls Twenty Feet and
ESCAPES Injury.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, July 2-spe-
cial-Mr. d. r. Norment who lives al
Magruder York county, was thrown from
his buggy by his horses backing Saturday
al the Chesapeake and Ohio depot here
and sustained a dislocated shoulder and
painful bruises
The little daughter of Mr. James Harris
who lives on College avenue, fell from
a second-story window at Mr.. r. J.. Spen-
GERS residence but sustained only a few
scratches and bruises. though she fen a
distance of twenty feet ON hard surface.
Mir. walker Ware. OF Toano, was here
to-day i'm the interests OF his contest for
the position of sheriff of James CITY
county and Williamsburg. The certificate
of election was awarded 20 Mt NJ. r.
Harre.l
DIT L. r. Foster superintendent OF The
Eastern state Hospital left this morning
for the Warm Springs TO make "a short
stay.
Mr.. T.. Henley Jones continues in a
critical condition. His brother Mr.. Tom
Jones. is also sick.
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The Cincinnati papers Of last week con-
tained a notice that Bessie Hoffman. wife
of Rev. Il. r. Hoffman. pastor of the
Court-STcct Colored Baptist church Of
this city. had entered suit against him for
divorce ON the ground that when he mar
ried her he had another wife living in
Nashville. Tenn. Rev. Hoffman has
gone 20 Tennessee with what object is
not known.
10 Is said he claims that he had been d.
vorced from the Nashville wife before he
was married the second time. His church
Is the most prominent cOi0red church
here lie came 10 Lvnchburg some
months ago from Wilmington, n. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
VIRGINIA TOURNAMENT.
The Chivalry and Bcautyof kins VII
INN Assembled Tor pIcnelIrc.

MANGOUICK. VA. July 2t-SpeciaL
One of The most pleasant and largely
attended picnics and tournaments This
county BIAS witnessed for many years. was
held here Thursday THE people gathered
early Hn the morning at the palaial ola
homestead. known af "'IoFercaie. Dee
LONGING TO Hon. a. r. Mooklar Though at
present unoccupied Orb the number oi I'VE
hundred who Toasted ON sumptuous
dinner Fifteen knights combattel for The
honor. The charge Gao the knights was
delivered by j. Douglas Mitchell. Of Walk
erf1n. ga. Tho riding began at =. NJ
the knights We're as follows.
]. knight of Hanover Edmund Winston,
Jr
2. knight of Dundee George p. Haw
Jr
9. knight Of Cloverdale vs.. ". Mooklar
4. knight ~ so Hope George a. Powell.
g. knight of Chance D. ~ Mitchell
6 knight of Hawsyille Allie HaL
knight OF Lone star a. r.. Mitchell
g. Knight of Globe Elicit McGeorse.
O. KNIGHT of Maine. Ashby lp-hur
lo knight of Red Cloud. e. Allie
Mitchell.
d. knight of Dina Mills, Beverly
b. Knight of Asbury Dr. j.. o. Nook
49, knight Of Chivalry Frank Trice.
g. Knight Of Horn Quarter. G.. Forrest
Ieftwich
The queens crown was won by the
Knirht of Asbury Dr. T.. %. M0oklar who
crowned Miss Bessie e.. Leftwich of
stanton. Va. as Queen of Love and
Beauty The first maid Go the queen
crown was won by The knight of Maine
Mr. Ashby Upshaw who crowned Miss
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
DR.. ANDERSON COMING.
Friends Go 10 the Train 10 Meet Him.
but lie Did Not Arrive.

CHATHAM, VA. July 2L-special-The
people of Chatham We're much exercised
Yesterday afternoon, on learning that
Sheriff j. g. Sheihorse had received q
message delivered from Anders0ns own
hand that Dr. John C.. Anderson would
arrive on the o'clock train from the
north this morning.
Thinking perhaps that DIR. Anderson
failed TO get off here on that train the
sheriff awaited the arrival OF The north
bound train which leaves Danville soon
after the arrival of the one from the
north
DR. smith and DR.. q. C.. shepperd,
brothers-in-iaw and Mr. James Auder-
SON. brother OF Or. Anderson. were
at the station when the 6:25 train pulled
I'm from the south. Tie sheriff met the
other trains to-day but Dr. Anderson has
not arrived.
Few here now doubt but that he will
be here IN a few days.
His br0ther-in-iaw. Dr. Smith states
that DR.. Anderson On his trip 90 Canada,
has suffered from am old attack Of rheu-
'matism and that be is with his brother
Captain Edward Anderson. at West Point
now and as soon as Doe can stand the trip
Dee viii start for Chatham.
Auders0n's attorneys and the officers
of the court are expecting him no any
tine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
WILLIAM D0DSON INDICTED.
VIII Have a Speedy Trial-Savings
Bank Chartered.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. July special
in the County Court to-day the grand jury
returned "a true bin I'm the case OF William
Dodson )coloreD. charged with commit
ting "a criminal assault upon Viola El-
liott. eight years old daughter OF Jack
Elliott near Chain Bridge i'm this county,
two weeks ago.
Since his Incarceration two attempts
have been made by citizens of the county
90 mob the negro. but We're defeated
in each attempt by the vigilance of Jaiier
NOurs'.
The action of the grand jury is generally
commended and the trial will be begun
tomorrow morning and pushed 90 a
speedy conclusion. Mr.. O. q. Carlin. OF
this city is the prosecuting attorney
A charter was granted to-day IN the
Corporation Court here % the Home Saw
ings Bank. Of Washington. ID. &. The
capital stock is 5000 divided into 500
shares of 500 EACH with Mr. b. Saul OF
Washington. president. r.. Schmidt secre-
tary and Francis Miller, treasurer.
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w V. Wright. Newport News, Va; MT.
end Mrs. J. Il. Fineson, Of Philadelphla'
Pa: II. B. whitley. Baltimore. ma
Judge and Mrs. Edmund Waddill, IT,
Miss Mamie G. Waddill. Master r. g.
Waddill. and Master Mitchell WaddllI'
OF Richmond. Va. Chas. Fuller. OF Lex
ington. Va. VIM. Fuller. Of Lexington,
va. J. H. Talley. Of Lexington, va, :
John H. Talley. OF Lexington. Va; II.
r. Charlton. OF Lexington. Va; 9. ~
Rhodes. Of Lexington. Va; j. G. c. Black
Of Augusta, Ga. Robert White. ROCK
bridge. Va. r. l.. Cleveland. Culpep,l'
Va: H. c. Brown. Augusta, Ca; , II
Moore, Lexington. Va; Mrs. ;. x. Moole'
Lexington, Va. Mrs. W. Is. Dt ,lt,,
columbus. Ohio. Miss Ruth Halle john
slime OF New York; II. A. Palmer ana
wife. Of Savannah. Ga; Miss Lara
Palmer. Of Savannah, Ga; Mrs w W.
Nichols. Of Atlanta. Ga.
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AT dark the whole beach was lighted
with many colored electric lights, torches'
japanese lanterns. fire works ana bright
eyes.
Inc picture was only completed wheh
the queen Of night shed her silvery rays
over ,alI.
The picnicers sought their homes at 4
late hour.
Tine Boys Athletic Club OF West Point
gave a large excursion 10 Yorktown on
Wednesday and cleared a neat sum TOT
their library fund
RMS organization Is a step in the right
direction. allowing no drinking (of m
toXicating liquors.. swearing or gano-
ling at the club II we wish our boys
TO keep from saloons and gambling dehs
we must furnish a substitute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
MILLION IN POTATOES.
Four Hundred Thousand Barrels
Shipped From Eastern shore.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. July 2f-spo-
cial.-Ovcr 10000 barrels of Irish pota-
toes have been shipped from the PENN
sula by rail alone since the 10th of June,
representing about one million dollars IN
money in return
There will bee four day Agricultural
Fair and horse racing each week during
the month Of August at tint following
places Keller Tasley, Cape Charles,
and Mappshurg.
Cheriton Station. about -four miles
north of here ON the New York Phila-
delphia and Norfolk railroad. was de-
stroved by fire "a few DAYS ago.
SIR Charles w Parsons proprietor Of
a saloon. was severely s'ashed across .he
face with a razor by Jacob Thornton,
colored % few nights ago. The negro
escaped
The family of Mr.. W. b. Wilson. proc
prietor Of the largest dry goods store
ON the Peninsula. were poisoned Dog cat-
ing ice cream a few days ago. no seu-
Gus results have ensued.
The new court house for Northampton
county Will bee dedicated july 4th. The
committee have assurances that Governor
TYLER will Doe ON hand and make the
principal address.
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TYLER STRONG IN NELSON.
Crops Poor. Fruit Scarce, but business
Good with Merchants.

AFAfNt " iiNl Wv fi''f''f."'
ELMINGTON. Va. July 2i.-special.-,
The weather is fearfully hot ana eAee''-
ingly dry Corn and tobacco are iposl,ls
badly. owing TO the severe drought no
oat crop was q failure and the wheat
,rop almost as bad. Vegetables are very
scarce and the fruit crop VIII DE Huch
injured bv the dry. hot weather.
nave lust travelled over most or inc
counties of Nelson. Fluvanna and Alpe-
marie and rain is much wanted, b'1
business with merchants is good. Large
quantities Of sumac Is being gathered
and great deal of tan, bark ana ties
are handled.
nnd Tyler IS strong in all these
counties and the people are in favor o.
expressing their choice hy primary OF
DO some way as 20 who shall be senator.
Designing politicians cannot keep DO OFT
much LONGER. This county fNelsoD Is
strongly for Tyler.
Large quantity of chestnut ties to ne
shipped North are being gotten our nc
this place and with other works gong
on makes business very brisk
Misses Floyd and brother of Lynch-
burg are visiting Mr. ~ j. y. Perkins
and several visitors from the cities are
spending the hot weather in this vicinity,
which is So noted for its fine water
hedltnfulness ana Cool mountain "it-
ar W. A. Powell a prominent mer-
chant of Rocknsh depot informs mo mat
no the solicitation OF many friends he
VAL Doe a candidate for the Legislature
and viii thoroughly canvass the county.
lie is in favor of % primary
ar j. = Farrar is having % hands' ine
residence erected near that place.
Tho Virginia Soapstone Comrany IS
progressing finely with their work and
VIII soon have their entire machinery
run Dy electricity. and the soausione car
riod 90 Rockhsh depot distance "l
four miles by the same power large
dam is being built across Rocklsh river.
Captain Foster. the general manager Is
charging the plant and he'll greatly IN
nrnla. III. MueLnnea.
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RICHMOND EXCURSI0NISTS.
Wake Up Norfolk Policeman and
Numerous Citizens.

NORFOLK. VA, July 3.-SpeciaL-An
excursion of Richmond Colored Folks. the
party numbering several hundred arrived
here al 4 o'clock this morning. Uncon-
sclous OF needless of the fact that ID was
yet hardly day the excursi0n.sts proceed
ed from the Norfolk and Western depot
up east Main street headed by a brass
band which played vehementiy. a police
man apparently walked up by the music
compelled the band TO cease playing but
the eXcurs.onists did not cease yelling.
Complaint poured into the local news
paper offices to-day from residents II
the East End whose sleep was destroyed
by the noise 40 complaint of dis0r-
derby conduct upon the part of the eX-
cursionists was made. they We're merely
anathematized for the good humored,
but in timed whooping INDUCED in. one
man said 10 was a chicken fanciers ex-
curson but was delayed until after dawn
and was therefore not a success.
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BOYDTON VA. July i-Special.-Mr
John Phillips. a business man Of Basker
VILE station was stricken with paralysis
or an epileptic ft Wednesday while walk
ing along near the track Of the Atlanue
and Danulle railroad and fell into a
railroad cut. whore he was found IN an
unconscious condition re was thought
10 be dying ar last accounts. He Is about
forty years Of age
Rev. J. z Hutson has been conductina
p revival al Bethany church, In this coun'
ty
A few of the farmers have commenced
curing their tobacco The crop, as a gen
eral thing. is looking well.
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Sam" with Mrs. James Reed; Frank
Otey Gust from Ireland" with Mrs. w.
r. Read. Hugh Garrett, from Santiago
with Mrs Edgar Nash Walter Slic-r
White nFront Pharmacist. Roanoke with
Miss Mary Price; J. Allen Riggs Dandy
Jim. with Miss Grace Ilagionod; Misses
Whitehurst. of Norfolk. took the cake
for tackles Mrs. Sophie Nash, Miss Ger
trude Brooks. and others.
Refreshments We're served on the lawn
which was lighted mp with Chinese lam
terms. Quite contingent came up from
Bedford city on bicycles.
Mrs. S T. Smith. Mrs Butt and child
Miss Butt. of Portsmouth. arrived at
Edge Hir Saturday for the season.
Revs. Dr. Smith. Lambert. White head
and Lftlct0n Will be- guests Of Mrs. Rves
Hoffman during the District Conference
which convenes here 18th. Goth and 9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-25
SABBATH OBSERVANCE.
Trying 20 Break Sale Of Tobacco and
Candy New Candidates

NEWPORT NEWS VA. July 4-spe-
c.al-Au atemp, SIS being made here 10
break up the sale of tobacco and candy
on the Sabbath. Instructions were issued
% the police yesterday Co watch out for
offenders. and as "a result TWO proprietors
o. drugstore have been summoned 90 APP
pear iu court Wednesday l.. u.
Reynolds aud Mr.. Bulsoly the former of
che Ideal pharmacy and the latter of the
Ship,ard pharmacy. They Will make a
tcst case OF it.
Ills Honor Justice Brown rules that
soda water is 90 necessity in hot weather
and may Doe sold on the Sabbath.
Within tho last few days two new cam
dIdates have appeared for the nomina-
ton 90 the lower house one is Mr. Bryan
Ewing. 0f Upper York. the other is Mr.. r..
a. Madison. of Warwick The latters
chance VIII depend in 20 measure upon
how much strength DE can develop down
in This end of the district 20 trade TO the
Other end jon the senatorial deal
Should Mt Madison do AN Dee is trying
90 do for Tyler be ought 20 show mp well
in the convention for himself Should his
strength NOT pam out and Tyler fail go Zee
ceive what De is looking for from this end
of the district. 30 is reasonable 90 be-
liove that Mr Ewing will hold the upper
end together
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SINGULAR GROUND
FOR SEPARATION
A Musicians Wife AnnOys Him With
Concern for His Soul.
THE COURT GIVES HER ALIMONY.
\ Constable Knocked out by Coup
ling Pin aud Shot at Three Times
Miller n Hhonds Co Erect
Big Store.
THE COURT GIVES HER ALIMONY,

NORFOLK. VA. July 4.-sneclaL-
Ferdinand a Trs8. % musician. of SOME
prominence DOB Norfolk some time since
separated from his wife. resident oil
ANH-ainafou Professor lrso gave no
further reason FOR deserving bis wife. save
that she annoyed him by her concern TOT
his SOUL Die said that she was c2niln-
uaIy uterng him in cndeaFois i' sel
him t1 attend church services. The Wie
was given armony 90 o. extent OK
$50 annually n tha Chancery Court here
,o-day
a BAD NEGRO.
lym Brooks lco.0redl of Newport News
was ou Saturday night in Port Norfolk
shot hy an unknown negro highway
mau who robbed him oi new clothes ana
shoes which hc carried. Brooks VIII re-
cover
Constable Huybcrt subsequently at
tempting & arrest negro suspect. be-
lcvci now to Doe Brooks asailnt was hy
thc latter Knocked down with "a coupling
pn. The uccro then took from ihe Oon-
stable his pistol ana with 30 shot him
thrice chen ncd and has NOT set been
caught Neither OF Huyberi wounds is
serious.
MARTIN EXPECTED.
Senator Martin is expected to arrive
here tomorrow and bis supporters have
been notified to meet him in conference
40 fhc Monticello Hotel 100 noon.
Miller Rhoad- and CO., are ncgoii'tlns
for the lease OF largo building 600 Doe
erected for the.n on Malu street. Norfolk.
The d,I i- believed t0 ho practically
concluded and work viii probably nc-n
on january 1st 0n what viii Do hr far
.t, r.-.... r...a.-fr.,.1t Store fu Virginia.
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