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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06
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william Conway. who was arrested last
Friday for pacing n counterfeit dollar
was released on q writ Of hab~ns corpus
w Judge HAnsord yesterday, tina court
hoiding that the evidence against him was
not sufficient Ia warrant his being bound
over for Antion BY the Grand Jury.
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ll0G1N q aD(uAE.
Plan II Terry Avssss Residents
Approved By Street. Committss.
\ UNIONS svsTGM oGssaso.

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cs.saAss6s - nssAsy sasAs's
CSosSsl MISUNDERSTANDING %
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Coo Ar i.osk = t7ainarusn arrested rv
ta@ customs authorities At Pot Town
49, ~ TIRE charge - hesng Illegally IN
,se rsnntry. VAS released % MI 81
ssteaS rorFaas ~ Judge Hanssrss vs-ze~-
cav TAf cVur- feunf that the Defendant
nsa o~es bern n tfss country
ron rem Froai orhees. aesiraSsr Sal
Evan saii6ns
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ARE yor GOFNG EAsTT
Cal a. ths Northern rxciae chaee. ssaf-
fls. ans msh~ arysnaem>rfs Edesttvs
e<Ssfuh<s ina. ysso "a GARAGE. - -
on1 al Detnso - - - - oe1UDgo10
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~ . regular nssking a the chaabss Of
Commerce hsid week AGo . special com
mffte<, composed 0f George z. 0ackess.
Jam1e q. Owens. Andrew Knox, 0rf0lsh
Davies. W. II. Baldwin and Thomas w.
Prosch. was appointed and authos.sed 10
make . visit to the Indies mining district
for the purpose of invssu0aftoa.
The report of the committee has been
compsstsd and Med With Secretary Prosch.
IL - - follows.
Tour eomnittssmsn. - whom were -
signed the tssk Of waiting and investiga'.:
the nAotoo. on Friday and Saturday oe
"Ths Indss dissrscs 10 B. the sooshssls Of
the Cascads nountains. o. the line Of the
Great Northern railway, partly In eno-
direct hns 4 h only about thirty-A o.
forty miles fre0 seattle. By rail- Il u from
ssventy 10 eighty mile dist1ut. Ths town
Of Index - one Of the I've. growing. prom
is:ng towns Of the interior. There are
more new houses IN u than old houses. and
than new and Old houses together. What
y mAant ~ CD houses ~ thts coansstiea
u houses built prior % May l. ~.
The town ID In the vaijsy u the Negth
York - the e1yko0l1sh rSvef. near ~
mouth: The so!l shest ? soed ss1 shess
3 estenslvsiy ana probably ssitivsisd. In
FARMS 20 the towns on tidswsfsT. vs0o-
tables, fruits and nops viii seen folISV.
The timber Of the vicssI!y = hr. csdsr.
ss ssx. sy a.: sss s %sp: ana NJ %
Issssy destroyed VIII b . valuable re-
source TO tho people hereafter. seconA q
none othsS they may poooeao.
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oemtrates ana 4al90n Cargo.
Steamer City OF Topeka reached port
yesterday with ninety norfhlAnd pas
eenaeRa Her Dawson people sgouGht no
later kipndike advices than those who
eone On the steamer city N Seestie.
i've no tons Of TreA<tWeIl mine con-
peka brought bat iistie treasure. probably
not to exceed n. 90 She had q hig SAL
non shipment. about 90 oas<s Of canned
ealmon. conMGnAd ~ the Thinkiet Packing
Company. OF Clrard Point. Alaska
The Tppeka's officers report that Taku
Inlet and Lynn canal waters are clearing
Of noaiinx tcehsrg wrecka&e occasioned
BY recent Alaskan earthquakes
The following cabin passengers returned
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Index y . veritabss mining town IL
has I'll the Indications Of such-jast A.
many and striking ~ the gold GANGS Of
Eastern Warrington. British Coiumh<A
"Already . thousand men ere tasss.
numbsr that will soon b. doubled, and
later increased ten and twenty fold. The
u,ation. q Thousands ere long. and istes
tens OF ubc4Aanda, r5va1tn9 Dawson, Jo-
h.ngssbusg. Pueblo o. Butte.
through tho district. making coennunsca-
ton sn1 transportation cheap and easy.
and there are other railroads near by that
are surs 70 Be attracted BY the develop
away y . smeit.r. and NOT much farther
othes smsjtsrs. Thsrs y tbs magnificent
timber before referred "a. and the Produc-
nous waser power. and there IL = climate
Toe sdvAntAFs: possttd out are certainly
whom ak.s n a.. nss:ss:.a l'se''' 'A''' 70
Copper u the Gvst reliance u the In
dex district There u gold and silver. and
the combtgsd yield. % Indicated by the
assays indicate in some cases ~ high az
sonsidsrably b~ic. Tor II. whole District
sSIy psy sscssdinsiy ven in =; the I inses
There has been an Immense advance in
sss ~! 2cs b the ss 81 :s: on
the part Of those engaged In electrical
works. This has led TO an incr~asei pros
net. bat 20 far the incrcased product has
not kept np with the Increased demand.
hence. the Increased price Whatever may
b the cause. COPPER - nov In unprece-
denies demand: ccgp.r minins y mors
critics arr selling at high figures.
Nest Have csosssssatsss.
Your committeeman are convinced that
the work connected with this coming local
industry will have TO b done almost sn-
tigeiy upon tho ground. II viii not DO to
get out the ore. and ship II. rock rubbish
lie or elsewhere There must BE- csocen-
traitors tn tbs district These are entirely
feasible, ard their Importance 10 now gen
orally recognized Until there ere oursn-
traitor. The output Of copper viii necessAri-
Al one OF the mines--the Gosdsn Tunnel
there n already . mill the 3unses 10
about 20 put IN another. and the Calumet
10 say that the Copper Hell and various
other mines VIII follow gftf and that ere
another tweive-month concsnfrstors In the
Isdrr district VII ,. almost A. many IN
be carried on on = large scale. the indus
try will IN all upon the one ground. and 70
win ~ worry prontabIs.
.h.rs !. n minns ss; s .s soe i ss:.
that u VIII - one Of the great copper pro
ducfng regions % the world shst vast syY-
tunes will he made In a. and remunsra-
" ys mem %s ~. essns.s ss f' !, = ne
duty ~ oar people 10 help IN these ~ntsr-
prfSss where they can. and ~ vas graft
Tying 70 us 10. md - msny bsaffis men
king ard sncsonlsh counties should
AID generously IN the making Of rnsfs X
VIII not ~ money given away. bss Nancy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28
IN MEMO RIAM.


Entered into rest in the early morn
Ing OF Ash Wednesday. February ID. letf'
iu the Sst year of her age. Mrs. Lucy j.
nggle. reuct OF the late pr Richard -
Tuccle. OF KaVensWOOd, NOttoway coun-
ly. Va.
She was the only daughter Of John b.
Oliver and Jane Garter, whose eia1d-
father. Raleigh Carter. removed from
Lancaster 10 Nottoway about ll16, and
became prominent ana iuuLentia. IN tne
affairs Of the county on her tathei s
Side she was descended from Colonel Lyd-
dan pac1n. of Meckierburg. p distin-
culshcd and jealous Churchman and
vestrvman of Cumberland parish IN
Colonial Gays.
Her remains were buried az her home
ln Nottoway. and the presence Of weep
ng kindred and friends, including the
Oh family servants bore testimony 70
Tho dsep affection in which she was heid
by au who knew her While her hos
uitable home was always open 20 hrf
friends She found especial pleasure I'M
welcoming and entertaining the clergy
of her church and her contributions 20
ts various objects were equally prompt
ana liberal.
A noblcr. uurcr. swecter character than
hers is not often lent by heaven 20 be
ana example OF virtue and goodness on
earth Her high sense of honor made
her "a model OF integrity In AN her worldly
dealings. IIer constant devotion 10 nor
children afforded q striking and beauu-
fm illustration of matcrnal love ana
tenderness. Her unselhshness was ever
ready for any sacrifice that friendship or
charity might require. Her generous
sympathy shared with equal heartiness
the joys and the sorrows or others,
nN
mantle of Christian love (which hope D
I'm THINGS" 'und is kind" And her stead
fast faith IN Christ continually breathed
over her spirit a sweet serenity which
was not very fsr from the perfect
neace" Of the blessed. In a word. her
whole Nfe was moved by PRAYER and
= purpose 20 do all that is lovely and
sof good report IN tho sight OF God and
ner =. . ~ u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28
FISHERS GET READY
Fredericksburg 10 Vote To Day on an
Electric Plant.

IsIeCtric rant,
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Feb. o.
Speculation. W. r. Kerfoot, Of Clarke
county. has been summoned 20 the oed-
side Of his wife. who is extremely I'D at
the home of her son, Mr.. George C.. Ker-
foot. in this county. where she has been
visiting.
Rev. A. r. Martin Of the Stafford
Methodist Circuit IS very III az his home
AT stafford Courthouse.
The rivers and creeks being ciear Of
ice, the fishermen are making active
preparations for the spring fishing The
indications are that the usual number OF
traps will also be used in catching the
fish,
Mr. B. r. Spencer. of Chicago. who
purchased the handsome property snow
dem" just outside this city has arrived
here and with his family Will take up DIS
his residence at "Snowden' on Wednes-
day. Mr. 4. x. Ware who sold the
place 20 Mr.. Spencer. will leave ON the
same day for Northdeld. Mimi. where
he will reside. Mr.. Ware has one OF the
most valuable collections OF standard
bred trotting horses in America Most
OF these he will ship tomorrow.
Mr. Ware IS the owner Of the ceiebra-
ted trotting sire Alcantsra, who ranks
third among the living sires. being the
Are OF one hundred and twenty-five
horses in the 2.3) list Among others ne
also owns Sldmont pacing record 81
21rb: Allie Medium. trotting record Of
21r5: Barolite. trial record, 215; Altoona,
2.22
The election on the question Of the city
building and operating an electric light
plant for street lighting. Will take place
tomorrow The friends Of the present
plant which is owned by "a private cor
poration and lights the streets by contract
are making a vigorous fight against the
measure. while the members OK the city
Council and their friends are active iu
their support of the proposition. The out
come Is looked forward TO with great
deal of interest
The steamer Richmond arrived here
last night one 'lay behind time being ihc
first steamer e. reach here for nearly "a
month ON account of tho ice blocade
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28
LEE SETS THE
CUBANS WILD.
His Speech at the Havana Banquet
Arouses Unbounded Enthusiasm.
FLOWERS STREWN IN HIS PATH.
His Speech Was Made in English and
Translated Iuto spanish - Gomez
HimscifDid Not Have More
Enthusiastic deception.

.. ...t.r Havana
me Ne" lei" Se'' t.'..r...r.,
correspondent uhotI "''' ....,
2stn writes as i'i'"7 .....,
Ilt4lubh Lee rp.e,h 80 ''
banquet SATURDAY N'-h+-
AT inc banquet 'N't was
nlsnt al tae Iaton iNe'''e DID,"
Genera ooD..l go guests
tables rtnti" Gomez ,.,,'..-,t
Win M"! 'i "'. -.,t .,.t
" me CUBAN A' ,... ~, n,.
Generals bio1N,' 81, en-.
lcli. mere "t'o ...,,.t.5 hv
theatre. ana l"t ''N .,,,
members oi lAe nt7l l"ilii'-.- '-
At l1 10 CLOCK Mayor l>'.0
toast n honor 'i -',''...-
inia was I'"o"o' '' .t.. fs..... iu
BROOKE DhI,'l ''", '.'' e.r,..,.. ~
ino boxes 9t"'.0 ''t' ..-..
Justice, 1pN1'.'@ ,-....,
RAMS an oMDDI "' 49,.
stan Alderman hs ..-.'' '."
Andrade. iresloeh. "i '"e .''".'
bis, delivered sItclHf'. 900 'Nf'
1ratifuoe 60 the United states, h'l ID"
expressed lilo 81 sire ioI compete -"'~-
nendeuce.
WANTED LEE
There was universal demand i"I
speech from General iee even me '"'l'
Lee refused TO speak at first out finally
consented to make fc" remarks. He..'
Desvernine. Secretary OF fil,.'''
as Interpreter. transIatns ihe speech
paragraph by PARAGRAPH. Su-h cnihus-
iaem ass The speech evoked was never
before seen here q moral Lee sala 'I't
De hardly recognized tn" l1.ou I"''l
since the last feast Dee hfa ATTENDED,
fherc under the Spanish eoNrrhhe I-. io
added that three m'hiNs -l'.. .''s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28
CUBAN CANE THIEVES.
\ Number or Cuban soldiers Arrested
and Sent 20 Their Commander

and sent 20 Their Commander.
HAVANA. Feb. 27-The owners of the
Toledo plantation. near Mariana. cons
p,ained TO General Fltzhugh Lee recently
that cuban soldiers carried away tons OF
sugar cane every day for The purpose OF
eating IL. Major Russell j.. Harrison.
the proyost marshal. with a guard of %
mon went TO the plantation yesterday,
ranrht Huy Cu1ans and dsarmed them
4 number of others escaped. IA the
r,royost guard was marching back. about
dve hundred cuban soldiers came running
over the Lnl. braudishing their rifles
Major Harrison believed that a rescue
was intended and he aligned his men
and ordered them 90 load their rifles. He
tben directed a Spanish-talking soldier
m tell the Cubans that they must not
come any nearer or else he would shoot.
Followed by a crowd of Cubans. MAJOR
Harrison and the prisoners marched 70
the HEADQUARTERS Of General MaY tod-
eriguez. a Cuban commander. to whom
.he prisoners were transferred, the ma
ior taking a receipt for them.
The military authorities treat the 'u-
han soldiers as though thov belonged 20
n foreign army. not Furnishing them III
the civil courts but committing them 10
the Justice Of their own commanders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28

Tile New York Wood Carvers Union
wants 60 make five and a half days tho
limit OF o. weeks work The union -.-
ported yesterday that a majority Of tho
employers had agreed 90 the proposition.
and no strikes Will be resortcd TO 81 en-
force it. The wood carvcrs say that The
movement. by shortening the working
week WILL afford employment 70 num-
Der of tho unemployed men ia The trade.
II no union man Is allowed 20 work more
than ave and a half DAYS, the unem-
ployed Will have 20 be called IN 10 Ill
out the other half day. a similar rule
Is now IN forcs among the printers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28
OBITt AI;Y.


Mrs. Muttic Ind ny Todd.
Mrs Matte Lindsay Todd. wife OF ar
Thomas : Todd died at the residence
Of her husband. 80. "a west Grfc'
street 90 9 o'clock Sunday evening.
She he'd been eiedt sufferer iof ID year.
and for two months had been '""i'ne1
10 her room WITH eomplo"ll'n Oh
"' ut '"- N.-'', 49, ,,,,.,,,,, q NOM
ln cry "i. MIS-. o'. - I,',,.., .tI'~rn
Ue' o' 'No n',,,,'',' 49, COW
a'. va, -,. to,,, ,osctor
.,.. .'...,......rool and to1l, an active
,,,t t1 tho .1tsrprisss Of the church.
en. was a member 1f tlc Board OF Mana
Gers off the BAPTIST Homo for Aged Wo-
men and of tine Ladies Board ol the OIa
Dominion Hospital
sno had a bright cne.'iu' 'lsp9.'' Ion
"a kind heart. s'.f-t'c' mems spl.' "t..
took sreat dehshl l,' "llI'.''..'.... CO.
wants OF olnt.s. a.' w. ore ,,,i ne
l'''F l.rt, III fri.rda
molfh,a 10y .. ..l. ,.i,re (ror, The
,...il.,.,, tbf. afternoon at 4 O'Clock
49,. ...,, l.,..rsr. win be T.. W. Gates.
r,t.- ~ c.raIr r. r Van Buren,. IT, n.
Elicit s. O.. Fairoank, r. a. Jusuc.
Alexander Grant r. III. Wills.
Mr. Elizabeth Turner.
.f-. r.i,4no+h V.rrrrr wife OF Dr
rlt,. D.ril turner disJ at her home.
'l,o,.,. Wv Kent county. at i.p a.
n Fs,rssrv .sth after am illness extend
i,. ovo~ far weeks She leaves a hus-
b1te and eight children. Mr. i. Zen
Turner. Of Norf0lN. Mrs D. n. Jones OF
Richmond Mrs ~ i. Henley o. Wh-
Namshurg Misses Mamie J. and Mary
Is Turner and Messrs EooeIl w., Ben
Jaiiln ~, "'''
et. WAS the daughter Of Benjamin
>-...I,e~ robinson and Lucy Icahcrd
1f0.~e of chelsea King william county
s~5 y,s born .lav o. 1870 She was of
Mn. hitnes, christian character and dur
ing her last illness bore Der sunerings
with such patience and Christian foru-
tuGe that it was beautiful example OF
service for doe Master.
The funeral took place at = d. yes
and fff NfF'lf'Nn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28
LOOKS SERIOUS.
Foreign Warshlps Are Said 20 be
t,u, ma, Nien AT Manila

Foreign Waish!ps Are Said 10 DC
Lane ing Men at Manila.
MADRID. FcDrqary e6-An official dis
patch from Manila says:
1.-The situation here Is very serious. The
foreign warships are dlfembarklng troops
General Rios will leave Manila and 30 TO
Zamboanea Osieud Of MindauaO)."
ri impartial which asserts that 70 is
in a position 20 know the truth Of tho
situation az Manila. says.
There II constant lighting between the
Americans and the Tagaios The courage
and stubbornness Of the latter have
caused great anxiety 70 the Americans.
xbo 90 not conceal their belief that the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28
MANY CONTRACTS AWARDED
The COMMITTEES on Relief OF Poor l'o'd
"A Eust Session


..... ~. Relief oi
me ...,.- session st rho
..' .+ ...r. al o.rocN.
... .....Ii.s f.r .n. quarter
'.'.' ,,.-.t ~. uer. awarded aud
-,utu. business disposed
Tina member. present were Mes-fs
...tt-.I ..rlirrlanI. Drewry. Gunst Hob
SON. Alosb. smith AMID Tcefey
Tho superintendent off The Alm7n'u-7
admitted his report for the month ODD
January. which showed that -N innate
were u th- A'm-uoase December "a.
l02 were received oAiiNs S''' ..--' ..,...
discharged . d'-a ana in'i -' Wv .yer
january l l'" d." i"
last year ..... 80 ..,tfenfe
DID, lle ...,,.o0 20
December 49, w.. d...r.rsed. -
.... ........... January %. Is.a.
~. ....-.... ,f . over Ia-t year.
' t...r.l... AMOUNT
..- t. ssr .uI department poor ~ ..lt
amounting % $751; aud bills ONO ih.l'-
to s--a wore n.drf. l'
The clerk .......-.,te.I
port .'"'t- .t.. g.,.,-tto.nt
TOT ,H' I"'' ...,.,...
Tor Iii $3.50 r0
,.I,..'.. ...,..r..... ........... 10000
p.., ~, ..,, ................ $685. o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28
SENATE PASSES
NEW ARMY BILL.


Mallory. Mantle Mitchell. Money Nor
gan. Murphy. Nelson Pasco. Perkins.
Petus. Piatt. of Connecticut; Platt OF
New York. Putchard. Proctor ha"l"''
y lch. Ross. Seweil Shoup, SIMON
smith. Soooner. Stewart. Teller, warren
Wo'uugton-5j. ...,.-..
Noe--Bat.. Berry. Butler 'auerF'
Chiffon. clay. Daniel ioar, Maiu"' i''''-
grow Turley Vest. White-lo-
Consideration Of tAe Sundry 'iVi 90
pr,nr.tfi.u was begun at i.b ?. M- H'
Committee ON Appropriation ono. ,..
constitutional amendment to the p"l
which was agreed To.
VIRGINIA CLAIMS.
and the owners and heiaei7 'l OBJ.
.din, military land warrants ana 3|'
s,,., ,,arrauIs o. allowed issued by the
.t.fa af Nirgiun tor military services
reformed bv the officers and soldiers.
.ean,eu or marines of the Virginia State
anf continental lines Did the army of
navy OF the Revolution. are hereby n0A-
ned and required foo present and sure
render them to the Secretary OF tn'
Interior Within twelve months from iHr
massage of this act for DIS action under
thc provisions off t1e act entitled IN
4cf making further provisions for t1o
satisfaction ~ Virginia land warrants
approved August 30 1882 And aH sl.H
warrants 0r parts of warrants not -o
pre- euted ami surrendered % me H-'
tlf- off the Interior. shall Dee forever
barred and invalid
At the conclusion OF tho reading of i''
hir ~ g.1 =. ST.. rcar.F ai commit
amendments having heen agreed POP l"'
mu was lad inside. ~ wat decided il'I
fbe Senate should convene go ID O'Clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28
-,.,cy,pCrRETHAr DOES CURE,

r,v,tivA Bromo Qulnlas Tablets re-
-.ASs re cause that produces Ia Grippe
TN Genuine has l. 3, . on each EASss
CSC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28
SPAIN FOLLOWS SUIT.
The Senate Votes Parliamentary In
quiry Into Conduct of the War.

MADRID. Feb. 1.-THE Senate to-day
by vote OF 10 TO seven approved OF
the motion OF Marshal Martinez De
Campos signed by all the Spanish gene
rails in the Senate demanding a parlis-
mentary inquiry into the couduct OF tho
recent war.
The government supported the motion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28

approved august Do
warrants "' f'''' c-.
pre- eh'ed anu t.' +.-...-
'tf "i
"'. I't "'- .-.. .....i..,., az +li.
81 .", I'D ..,.,,,,it+a,
'. ' ..-..t o., t-,
aHI' ' '7 l..tf.l. ,,.+
1000 was i'.1 Asii.. u, ...i,..
ile senate s"'N.' ''"'
tomorrow morning u, ...
Ine nnn''n'ene'. ,, rr..
d'iin oi d. ''-. nI.
.eF' ol -l'" '''n
Nc" l'IN' .,..... .....- ...,,..i
l"ns 'l
10 ..- 70 81 .1i.,,.r-
m Che House.
,,-..,,,....--..,- t-.t D. T1. House
.... ~. .... s...- r,rr4 to-Isr. and
.e.+ D.. t.. -...f. TWO more .nnropr. a-
t.o, rn- frs ARMY which bad been
under ..r.r r.rl-I1r Pr several IH,s. and
b. ..rtar.t.or- Vhs former carries
.f.r. s-auala.l .rf OBJ. latter annrlN-
match. N. .ru Tha fraI conferences re-
port upon rho Indian appropriation h.I
was .|.1 adopted The only amendment
of Importance attached t0 the armf h.l
to-day was one giving TWO months extra
pas fl enlisted men u the regular army
who served beyond the limits m me
United states during thr war WIN spain.
and 0ne month extra pay TOD '"'s WHO
served ii .n' '',.' .......,.,.s
The discussion or the ADMINISTRATOR $
policy relative io me iHlIIH'
has acon occupy ins llr "l''I''I.. ID ,N.
members To Llr tN'IN7D I I'D. t''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28

BROWN. -Dled. AZ his residence. 20
south First street, saturday February
-,lh at S.l5 u. ~. T.. LEWIS BROWN.
il the forty-fourth year OF hls 1se.
Funeral will take place from the Sec
ond Baptist church. on Byrd street.
Tuesday afternoon. at 3 o clock.
CAKE-Died. at the residence OF Mrs
Burns. SO 1u north 2lst street Sunday
morning February -5rh. al 10 4. H.
MR.. CHARLES AUGUSTUS CAKE
aged % years and 10 months. Funeral
services tr0m ST. john Episcopal
church Tuesday morning 1t eleven
O'Clock.
Farewen dear Charlie. swcet-thy rest
Weary with years and worn with PAIN
Farewell tu ln some happy place
We shall behold thy face dstn.
Through all pain ut t.mes4hed smile
smile of heavenly birth
And when the angels called him homo
Ho smiled farewell to earth.
CLARKE Died. m lie Camp Soldiers
Home. February -. iSn Veteran MON-
Tu.LA CLARKE. a. %. NJ. Fourit, nih
Ncgimrut Nirlf ia lnantrN. or orange
county. Va. aged -eFentF-infre years
Funeral from The Home tNavi ~
DAY (ruc-dafl az . o'clock j.. NJ, keF.
J. h. Mason officiating.
gKTNKER.-Die at san Francisco. Cal,
ON February ~. 1853 JOHN sklNhtk.
brother of Charles r. Skinker; or TINS
city in the seventy-hfth year OF MS age
mteument in san Francisco.
TODD.-Dicd AT her home o. west Grace
street Sunday. February bth, at ,.
NJ. Mrs. MATTE LINDSAY TODD
beloved wife Of Thomas J. TODD.
The funeral services will take pace
a. the residence TUESDAY. FEBRT.
AIRY 18th. al 4 o'clock r. NJ Friends
OF the family invited 70 attend.