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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

join Professor Moses Stein at the Red
sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Mr.. W. L. Gordon left for New York
last evening 10 attend the celebration
| of the fortieth anniversary % the Equi-
| table Life Assurance Society. The con-
| vention OF agents will be held NJ the
Waldorf-Astoria on Monday, Tuesday
| and Wednesday Of next week
Among the visitors at the Library yes
terday were Treasurer w. =. Shelton, OF
| Hanover; Sergeant Gose. OF Bristol city;
| Judge 5. II. Letcher OF Lexington. and
| Commonwealth Attorney Z. V. Cogbin.
| OF Chesterfield G. IT,
| A warrant has been received from
| Washington for the arrest of ID. W. Dick
erson. colored. who Is now serving a term
IN the city Jail. Dlckerson IS wanted at
| the CAPITAL for petite larceny and will be
! taken % that city when his time expires
! here.
/ Monroe Grove No I. T.. A. o. u. not
! withstandinc the warm weather, con-
| tlnues 10 have largely attended sessions,
and candidates are Indicted INTO tho
mystic workings Of this ancient order az
every meeting
Bishop Van de Yyver who has been
for some time visiting Colonel and Mrs.
c. OBJ Cowardin. at their summer home,
near Wares Neck, tn Gloucester county.
left there yesterday for Richmond, COM
ing via Old Point.
At Leigh Street Baptist church 20
day. the pastor, Rev. NJ Ashby Jones,
will occupy the pulpit at morning ana
evening services. The subject Tor inc
evening sermon viii be; "A study III
Temptation"
Work on the plant Of the Virginia
Electrical Railway and Development
Company is being pushed forward with
all possible speed. Such progress mas
been made that there is no longer any
doubt that the work will be finished by
March lst
Miss Clara r. Chalk has had a pleasant
visit 10 the Royal Victoria Hospital.
Bournemouth, England. where she was
entertained by the superintendent MISS
Chalk expects 20 sail for home on the
23d OF August. after visiting relatives In
London and other parts Of England.
Fitzhugh Lodge. 80. y. T. o. o. T.,
held a very interesting meeting az their
iOdge-room. 4o2 cast Broad street. last
Monday evening az which considerable
work and regular business was trans
acted and refreshments were .erved.
This same programme is arranged for
their next meeting. July 2ith, iSs
Major 7. J.. Courtney, the superintend-
ent OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad, came very near
meeting with a serious accident yester-
day morning. As train No. was
pulling into Elba Major Courtney start
ed across the track He did not see ihs
engine until the engineer sounded tho
whistle and sprang from the track Just
as the train rushed By.
denominations for the Peabody scholar
ship were held IN four places In this state
Yesterday. In Richmond the eNamina-
ton was conducted by Superintendent
Fox In the Office Of the School Board IN
the City Hall. There were only two aan-
didates. both female. The papers have
been sent on 10 Baltimore, where they
Will be corrected and the award made.
The result will not be known for two
weeks or more.
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A Story of Sterility,
SUFFERING AND RELIEF.
l1rrrr. TO MAS. rrsrnAx no. 69,is6l

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MANIsTEE, MICH.
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No Decision i'm W nrren.

FRONT ROYAL. VA. July Z-special
Inc candidacy Of Governor Tyler for the
Senate has not so far created any stir
IN Warren county Mr.. Martins friends
are in possession of the political ma
chinery OF the county. and most Of the
prominent politicians are favorable TO
him.
10 Is impossible az this time 20 state
who viii get the nomination for repre-
sentative for Clarke and Warren, Warren
county being entitled TO name the man
under the custom between the counties
The nominee will doubtless be a Martin
man But so far there has been very lit
tic interest manifested and II is difficult
TO forecast tho result.
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Confederate Rcmnion.

GAINESVILLE. VA. July Special
. me sixth annual reunion of j.. A.
Arnisfead Camp. G. V. no. o. Will be
held here on the 18th OF ugust.
Captain Thomas j.. Jeuress, comman-
der Of the camp, came over yesterday
from Chase City and bad a meeting with
Judge Wood. second lieutenant COM
mau0er. and other members OF the camp,
ana made an necessary preliminary ar
rangements for "a grand occasion on re-
union day. Distinguished speakers Will
be invited and a big dinner given.
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SOUTH BOSTON, VA. July Especial
The masses Of the people Of this county
are opposed to Mr. Martin, but the poll
ticians and those who generally control
conventions and primaries, are for Mr..
Martin and are earnest and enthusiastic
I'm advocacy Of his claims. While the
masses are for Mr.. Tyler they lack
leadership and organization but If fair
and impartial expression Of sentiment
could be obtained. it would be in favor OF
Mr. TYLER
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ed. while the majority Of the

evenly divided. while the majority OF the
farmers. are for Tyler.
The Democrats Will hold a convention
the 18th Of September 10 nominate
candidate for the Legislature TO repre-
sent the counties OF Buchanan, Dicken-
son and wise. There are only two candi-
dates for the nomination on tho Demo-
cratic side, w II. Horton. OF Big stone
Gap. Wise county, and IT. J. Ayers, OF
the same place At this time Horton IS
in the lead.
on the Republican side II. i. Rollins,
OF Coeburn. Is talked Of.
Horton IS believed 20 favor Tyler. but
u is not known who Ayers favors.
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Lumber Company Chartered.

NORFOLK. VA. July Especial
The Angola Lumber Company was char
tered here TO-DAY. maximum capital two
hundred thousand dollars. The purpose
Of the incorporators Is to manufacture
lumber. ] w Perry IS president. Walter
III. Doyle vice-president, S. NJ Lloyd,
secretary and treasurer. and James T..
Heath attorney OF the company.
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ACCOMAC FOR TYLER.
\ Monument and New Courthouse
Complicatcs the Situation.

ONANCOCK. VA, July Especial
As between Governor Tyler and Senator
Martin. the sentiment is in favor OF the
Governor. Senator LeCatO, who holds
over. will IL IS understood, vote for him.
The delegate Mr.. $. wilkins Matthews,
also favOrs him.
In the coming contest for the House
or Delegates the candidates are Mr. ).
wilkins Matthews and Mr. John ii.
Wise. A few weeks ago the election OF
MT. wise was generally conceded, but
the location Of the Confederate monu-
ment and the erection Of a new court
house have complicated matters and 10
his injury. The excitement consequent
upon these movements Is. however. sub
siding and reason IS again assuming
sway. Already there are many evil
dcnccs or reaction which his friends
claim will give him the seat.
From Accomack and Northampton
Dr. Charles Smith will probably succeed
himself.
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does not confine itself to the head and
nose any more than smoke confines It.
self 20 one part Of a stove pipe. It
spreads TO every part of the delicate
membrane that covers the whole interior
OF the body. Consumption is not what
il IS usually supposed 10 be. It's Catarrs
OF the lungs. Bronchitis is not distinct.
peculiar disease. II is simply Catarrh
OF the bronchial tubes. What you call
Biliousness IS nothing else but Catarrh
of the liver. Practically most chronic
ailments that beset mankind either begin
or end with CatarTh.
There is neither senTe nor satisfaction
in taking dozen different remedies for
a single disease. A medicine that cures
Catarrh Of the head will cure Catarrh Of
the stomach or Catarrh any where else.
Pe-ru-na is the one remedyfor Catarrh.
II the mucous membrane in your nose,
head, ear. throat, bronchial tubes,
lungs, liver. Kidneys, bladder, stomach
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

DWALE. DICKINSON COUNTY VA
Juiy g.-SpeciaL-There Is some talk
IN DieNenson county about the contest
Tor United states Senator between sena-
tor Martin and Governor Tyler. AZ THIS
time II Is hard 20 tell, which Is the raw
orite. In this county, but It Is oeieved
tnat the majority OF the people are Tor
Tyler. II seems that the leaders or the
Democratic party In Dickenson. arc ABOUT
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POP" TATE IN
HIS NEW ROLE.
In Bright Attire He Terrifes All Evil
Doors.
WITH BADGE AND BILLY FAST
Arraycd, pop" Shifts with Warlike
Air the Gale, and Woe Bctlde the
Lucklcss Wight, His Sturdy
Arm Nc'cr Yet Did Fail,

Edward c. Tate. thc latest addition 70
Rienmond-s CORPS OF "the finest, uocs
not suggest TO the uniniuaicd' c tsu.i.
observer the prowcss OF the great Top
rate. once "a parsonage OF nauona, i@ am.
and popular hero of the Dase-oali p.'-
mona through a series or years No
more does the approving chorus OF iusty-
mncod rootcrs inspire him 20 slide loly
feet into home base ana the alecilonS
Of fbousaua- nor does De swat the or
r1nr sprcro into the far depths OF azure
SKY.
Not no. Behold him in ample garh on
hue. fc-p.cu8cnt in brass buttons and
hueht badge. polished until 1t dazzies
ones eve as ID magnificent solitaire
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Hannrer Courthouse.

HANOVER COURTHOUSE. VA, July
2-SpeciaL-From what can be gathered
] find the leading political men for Mar
tin. II the people We're allowed selec-
ton. IL would also be Martin though they
snow very little interest in the coming
contest. DR.. b. J.. Winston is a Martin
man. Rumor says that W. d. Cardwell
wil be a candidate for the Legislature,
with no opposition as yet.
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Morris is for Martin.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. July n
Spcciai-The sentiment of the people Of
Albemarle county is in favor of Martin.
Senator Morris fay0rs Martin; so do
Alessrs Duke and B0az, who expect TO
be returned 10 The Legislature without
opposition.
In fact. the legislative canvass has not
been agitated vet. and the abOve-named
gentlemen are the only asplrants so far
for legislative h1n0rs.
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SANDY HOOK. VA. July 2l.-Special-
Very little interest is manifested in the
senatorial fight Senator Martin has
some very warm friends in this county
and Us tho choice OF the majority or the
people. As yet however, IL any fight is
being made 20 is "a very quiet one.
The people are divided as TO the eXpedi-
ency Of electng United States Senator's
by the people. but I believe a majority
OF them would be glad 10 have change
in the manner of elCcting them.
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.vour Medicine Worked Wonders,

81 had been sick ever since my mar
rage, seven years ago; have given
birth 10 four children, and had two
miscarriages. had falling of womb,
leucorrhea, pains in back and legs;
dyspepsia and a nervous trembling of
the stomach. Now have none of these
troubles and can enjoy my life. Your
medicine has worked wonders for
me. "-MRs. s. BARNHABT, NEW CASTLE,
PA
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FIuvanna for Martin.

PALMYRA. VA. July 2.-Speciai.-So
sentiment is largely for Martin. as TO the
views OF candidates for the nomination
for the House Mr. Pembroke Petit Is
out Of the county, but his brother tells
King also IS a Martin man AFR. +. T.
Hughs, / understand is personally for
Martin. but Will De governed by instruc-
tons OF his stltuents.
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MILFORD, July 2.-Special-Hon.
VIM. ID. Quesonbury IS the member Of
the Legislature from Caroline. Governor
Tyler is a near knsman. This Is his
native county. and his many friends will
do the best they can for him.
Nothing has been done as 70 Quesen-
burys successor as yet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

\ Little Ammonia VIII XIII the Effect
of His Bite,


Mr William r Field railroad agent at
Midlothian. Chesterfield county. has a
number Of children. Hearing SO much
about the terrible kissing bug. he be-
came alarmed and wrote 10 the Entomo-
logical Division Of the Department Of
Agriculture. az Washington. for informa-
non. Ie received tho following reply
Washington. July II. 1899
Dear sir.-Your letter OF the 18TH adj
dressed % the chronological Department
mas been delivered TO tho Bureau Of
American Ethnology, and from there re-
ferred to This Office. The so-calcd "kiss-
ing-bug' scare is rather overdOne by the
newspaper. and ass "a matter Of fact 1
think you lave very little TO fear. In
case one OF your children should Doe stung
~ this or any other insect. prompt apph-
cation Of household ammnia should re-
neve the little one ana Offset all bad ef-
fccts Yours truly,
J.. O. HOWARD.
Ent0mOlogst.
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Martin Strong in Prince Edward.

FARMVTLLE. Va. July 22-speclal.-
The sentiment here seems 10 favor Mar
candidate for the State Senate Is for Mar
lin as are reported 70 be the various cam
didafes for the legislature. AL how
ever. agree to De subject 10 the instruc-
mary. Judge Crute is pronounced IN
favor OF Martin.
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Nine Denot Burned

KINsTON. y. c., July 22-special.-
l<inston beat Greenville yesterday play
ing bail. Score seven and eight.
Inc beautiful depot of the Atlantic
Coast Line here. was destroyed by fire
with contents al noon yesterday.
u IS not known how the fire originated.
Loss about Sc 900. ..
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TYLER AND MARTIN
SENATORIAL CONTEST
CONTINUED From sixth Page).

Of the people. no count or anything e use,
that has brought the people toset t,st
since the Governors announcement, anu
no candidates for the Legislature arc
yet out. - 90 for
No convention has been called. SO Tar,
aud your correspondent does hot - hiio"
the sentiments of our present IepIeSeh-
tative-Hon. w. j.. Hanson .,,o.o
a candidate for the Legislature, VIII 2e
called, l presume. before great "i'''
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Rev. Or. T.. y. Cansch. pastor Of Beth
Ahaba synagogue, conducted services
and preached last Friday evening before
the Jewish Chautauqua now IN session
at Atlantic city. DIR. Calls b VIII also
nave charge Of a portion Of the services
On ImlY 18Th.
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KING AND QUEEN.
Tho People arc for TyIcr-Bland
Land Grabbcr.

sTEVENSVILLE. VA, July 2L-spe-
cial-.rhe sentiment Of King and queen
IS decidedly for Tyler for Senator
There has been no nomination for the
LEGISLATURE and there viii be none sooner
than August. Representative Bland ls
land grahber" and there is some opposi-
ton on that score.
The conservative element approves or
his course and thinks IL a good law and
IL IS hoped by a little prudence all Will
work well and Mr.. Bland will be re-
elected.
1he people are for Tyler for Senator,
and II their voice can be heard IL VIII
prevail over the politicians.
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PETERSBURG. VA, July f9-Speciai.
The Democrats Of the legislative district
Of Prince George and Surry counties are
said In he i'm favOr of the reelection of
tinted states senator Thomas 5. Martin.
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sr4rr TON-Dled. July 20, 1900, Mr.
JAMES SHELTON. lie was respects-
bic citizen. He worked for twenty
eight wears az the Seabrook Warehouse.
us T1neral will take place at $3.50
o'clock from Sixth Mount Zion Baptist
church 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

An Englishman has patented porta-
HE filter which can be attached to the
side Of water pail for use, having a
slphon pipe 10 hook over the rim Of the
pan. Win a receptacle below. containing
filtering material and adapted to draw
water through the siphon as fast as It
is discharged al the bottom.
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THE TENTH ATTEMPT.
Daisy Fay Once More Tries 10 End HcI
Life

Life.
For the tenth time yesterday afternoon
unfortunate Daisy Ray who lives az No.
B0i east Marshall street tried 90 end her
lie by taking laudanum. She came very
near succeeding.
when her conditions was discovered.
and the ambulance called shortly after
. O'Clock. she was in a comatose condl-
ton She was subjected 10 vigorous
treatment for awhile at the house. and
then hurried TO the city Hospital, where
Drs. Frank ~ Cunningham. Jr.. j. Wyatt
Goods. and Armistead c. Crump worked
over her for four hours. Late last night
@ba was thought 70 Do out OF danger. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

NEW YORK, July 22.-Special.-Rich-
mond arrivals: Waldorf-E. y. Myers ~
Marlb0rough-C. T. Potts. -. Denis-S'
q Pullean. Park-Avenue-J. Mither-
spoon.
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IT Tanners dignifcd painting. The
Accommodation has been purchased Tor
the Wilstach collection in FaiFmount
park Philadelphia.
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pocidcdlV for Martin.

GOOCHLAND 9. IT,. July 2l.-special.--
public sentiment is decidedly In favor Of
senator Martin in GoOchland.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-11

Ole ~ the prettiest marriages which
has taken place in Stafford wss that Of
Miss Dora & Dodd. the beautiful and
Accomplished daughter If Mr.. and Mrs
VIM +. ID did, u Mr Asa HAmmett,
which u p.ac' at the home OF the
bride father Wednesday IN rniug No.
vember SIN. A. II 80 o'clock. After
the ceremony by Rev \ } Cummings,
the bride aud groom were heartily c'n.
gratuli ted and then escorted 70 the
dinlng-room whera a sumptuous din
ner was served and hugely enjoyed
after which the guests went into the
parl lr. which was beautifully decorated
with evergreens. where they were
charmlngly entertained 10y the bride,
who performed on the organ, her first
hymn being 30 Happy Day That Fixed
Ny Ohcice.
Miss Lorena D1dd. cousin Il tine
bridp WAS maid Of honor and Mr. Eppe
Hammett. brother # the groom, best
man. The bride was attired IN gray
broadcloth. trimmed in white silk with
hat and gloves u match, and carried a
lovely bouquet Of white chrysanthe-
NUNS: her maid # honor in white
with pink trimmings, also carried a
bouquet ~ whit chrysanthemums.
Those present were Messrs. W. d.,
Resmy. ; j Comts. J A. Temple
man. A B4nnette Dodd. John Ham
NETT. brother Of the groim. l. Ashton
Dasd. Percy Reamv. Aubrey Combs,
Mr.. ;. f. Combs. sister Of the groom,
Mrs J 4 Tempt nan. sister Of the
br,da and Mrs \ Bennefte Dodd At
p p II the bride and groom left for
their h0ms. on the Warrenton road i've
mills above Falm nth
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-11
EEYAN Il. WHALING ACQUITTED.
A Negro Man Arrested For Felonious AS
sault

H. the Spusy!yaniA county count We'd
nesday, Juoge X L Waller presiding,
the trial Of Bryan Ii Whaling, charged
with forgery, was terminated Lee ..
Graves represented the COmmonweal n
and Judge John I GOolrICk the de-
fease, both # whom acquitted them
selves hands mely, and Judge Gooiilck
was highly COMMUNICATED and congrat-
al ited on the victory he won after Il
haid fight
: m m rnths ago Whaling forged the
n m. If MIR james I Morrison, Of the
county. T. an order for goods on Burke
x Perry who conduct the mercantile
business at SCre4mervllle. whaling,
Instead # denying the crime, PLEADED
mental irresponsibihty. The prosecu-
ton aud the defense both offered expert
testimony as % the mental condition OF
the accused. Drs Pulliam, Massey and
Dickinson testlfying that he was per
frctly sane and responsible for his acts .
DR. j y Barney, If this city, TESTIFY
Ing u the contrary. The Jury evident
Is agreed with DR. Barney, AS they
brought in verdict ot not guilty.
Whaling was then examined by com
mission Il lunacv. imposed II Justices
j. ID Pultom. " l. Waite and j +
DnlArd. who failed t. agree AS TO his
mental condition. and ne was then placed
IN the custody OF the sheriff % await
the scuon If another commission OF
luuacy.
stephen j huson. cOlored, arrested
FIR criminal assault on Cora Johnson,
coIorsd had a nrtllmiuarY trial before
justice If the peace and the case was
sent on 20 the grand Jury Judge John
Z Go.lrck Is counsel for the accused.
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Emperors conferring.

The Washington, d. c., Star says:
Nicholas and William are closettd
together at POtsdam and all Europe has
its ear TO the ground, listening for an
indication of their intentions An
echo Of what they are discussing is af-
forded by the following paragraph
printed in the Potsdam IntelligeDzblatt,
an official journal published within the
shadows of the emperor's residence;
There is no doubt that the Emperor
william, whose most fervent wish Is TO
find practical means for maintaining
the pace of Europe. and the czar, who
has developed the theory OF the world
peace, both have their eyes directed on
South Africa. where at the close Of the
nineteenth century war is raging At
the same time the fact is not to be
overlooked that Count Mouravieff car
ried on negotiations for several weeks
with NJ Delcasse IL has been stated
that nothing was definitely arranged In
Paris. This goes without saying, as
without the support Of Germany
no arrangement would have had
the slightest effect The eyes OF
the world are directed toward Potsdam
with the greatest anxiety. while from
that point the solution Of the Trans
wal problem is expected. England
could not possibly ignore representa-
tiOns from the pJwers There Is no
doubt that the car Is the proper person
TO make these representations May
these be the result Of to-day's meeting
In this case the visit OF the car 20
Potsdam will be an event in history -
William likes to pose in the glare OF
the world s footlights Just now his
attitude is that Of the friend OF peace
He is is in congenial company. for
Car Nicholas is known to be personally
of the most pacific disposition.
But with the ink scarcely dry on the
notes which have just effected an
agreement with England as to their
joint Polynesian possessions, it is diff
fcult to accredit the German emperor
with the intention of joining with
Russia and France in q policy Of inter
vention to prevent England from deal
ing unhampered with the Beers II is
irtimated as possible that William will
prefer TO adopt The attitude Of withhold
ing from such a pact, in order to show
England that be along stands betwt en-
her and disaster. The phrase without
the support of Germany no such ar
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-11
Anderson Hundley

Mss Lucy Temple Hundley, daug1-
ter # Rev Hervey Hund!ey. Of Essex
county. ga and Dr. J. + Anderson,
assistant surgeon. L NJ G, were
married by Bishop r NJ White as
sisted bv the brides father. and Rev
r Meade. last Monday, al the home #
DR. J VI Hundley Montagues, E'sfx
county. Va
The wedding was q very quiet one,
only the immediate family present
The bride was a p pular audprom'nent
member Of Essex society The gro m
il the eldest son Of the late OApt John
X Anderson. of this CITY and studied
medicine at the University Of Virginia,
was n use surgeon at St Vincent :
II spital. Norfolk, Va, 10 1891 and
was appointed assistant surgeon. l. ;
NJ srine Cops in January. 1898 he
has heau detailed by the Pre-ident e
BUc-l)na Spain
The happy couple will sail from New
York the 18Th on the White Star steamer
Oceanic and g via London and Paris