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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
THE CHAMPIONS TALK.
Each Claims That the Other Fouied
VI i'm Repeatedly.

NEW YORK, Nov 4.--Jefrries' mana
ger, william A. Brady. made statement
to-day IN which he says:
"Jenfres will not fight again this year,
and his next fight Will probably be at
the Paris Exposition. lie has defeated
Sharkey twice now, and l do not think
the sailor has any right to demand an
other meeting with Jeffries before the
champion meets any one else. Jim VIII
probably meet Corbett or Fitzsimmons
Corbett undoubtedly would prove the
greater drawing card in Paris.
"Jeffres is young yet, and needs
chance TO develOpe. lie can whip any
man in the world, and he is ready 10 meet
any man
Jeffries said: 81 am no worse off now
than 1 was before / went into the fight
except for my left arm. | gave SharkeX
three or four punches with it and then 1t
went 10 pieces, and I had 10 fight him
with one hand. l whipped him with one
hand So he wants to fight again2 Wei.
III fight him whenever and as often as he
wants. / can beat him easy. I don't
know whether I'll fight him In six weeks
or eight weeks as he writes though.
think I've got 4 right TO say little abou,
that, and have other plans for the next
month or so.
"Sharkey fouled me twice he butted
me all over and loosened several Of my
front teeth with his head
sharkey said: 'Jeffries ala not win
the fight. Giving the decision TO him
was the rankest kind Of robbery, and
Jeffries wasn't the only man who was in
on the deal either. it was the rankest
kind of a steal. Why. that big stin
was laying all over me half the time and
fouling me time and again. I asked him
to break away and he wouldn't. It was
more like wrestling than anything else.
"Jeffrles says YOU fouied him. said
one Of those present.
Hes a liar" exclaimed Sharkey. i
never fouled him"
what do you think bf Jeffries after
the fight, as compared with other men
you have been against?'
Hes a big kid, all he's got is strength.
He don't know anything about fighing al
all. lie hasn't got the least bit Of science.
He knows how to wrestle and that's
about all he does know. lie can't fight
and III bet he doesn't hold that belt
year"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
ROBBED THE GRAVE.

A startling incident, OF which Mr.. John
Oliver, OF Philadelphia. was the subject,
is narrated by him as follows: II was
in most dreadful condition. My skin
was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain continually in back and
sides, no appetite-gradually growing
weaker day by day. Three physicians
had given me up. Fortunately, a friend
advised trying Electric Bitters' and to
my great Joy and surprise, the first bot
tie made decided Improvement I con-
tinued their use for three weeks. and am
now Well man / know they saved my
life. and robbed the grave OF another
victim" No one should fail to try them.
Only 50c., guaranteed at owen L. Minor
Drug Co.'S drug store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
BRITISH LEAVE
TOWN OF C0LENS
c,sed ,slIa woIJ psuunuoO

80, crossed pethulie Bridge this morn
- Abo,,t 400 more OF them are expected
~ cross this afternoon.
pGrRIED WITH FULLEST HONORS.
CAPE TOWN. Nov 2-(Delayed IN
transmission. "A dispatch from pretoria
,,nS.r date of Tuesday says Colonel Noel
lar who commanded the British Hussars,
90 ntured by the Beers. praised the treat
mani he and his men had received at the
hands OF the Beers.
rrb. british prisoners were playing foot
bau at the time their commander was
,rtervIewed. Their officers we're anxious
10 be exchanged.
Among the papers found at Dundee.
according to this Pretoria dispatch, was
congratulatory telegram from Lady
synons to her husband
Commandant-General Joubert sent the
message to Ladysmith.
General symons was buried with the
fullest honors.
SMELLING COLENso.
coLENso. NATAL, Nov. 2.-Noon.--
DELAYED in transmission.)-The Beers
have commenced Smelling Colenso. their
Gre being directed against Fort Wyiie'
which defends the Lugeia bridge.
CAPE TOWN, Nov. 2.-(Delayed IN
"A dispatch from Buela-
wayo. dated October 9th, says the Beers
are reported to be occupying Gaberones'
King Khama's regiments are out Walch-
ing the border.
Tieut. Llewellyn has retired TO Muchedi.
The dispatch also says that the mines I'D
Matabeleland are being operated and that
native labor IS obtainable. the natives
renort that the Beers are retiring in a
southerly direction.
COIESBURG. Nov. 2.-(Delayed in
Transmission 1.-The Beers VIII undouot-
cdly occupy Colesburg tomorrow Ihe'r
advance guard is five miles this side OF the
rfr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
THEY'RE AT TER HIM..
Miss Gould Using Her Influence
Araiust Seating OF Roberts.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4-AdJutant-Gen-
eral l.iller. of the Spanish War Veterans,
has received the following letter from Miss
'Lyndhurst,
"Irvington-o Hudson. Nov. 2. 1899
General William Christopher Liller, Ad-
jutant-Genel al S. w. W. washington
ID. c.:
my DR.. Mr.. Liller.-If the matter
commends itself TO your good Judgment
and you have not already taken an ~
terest in. the Roberts question:, l hope
-, nv fool willing TO do so. Mr..
Roberts. Il seems, has at least three
wives, and advocating and practicing the
principle he does, he should not, we wo-
men think, be allowed to have seat IN
the highest law-making body OF our iahd'
we realize that what We think cannot
carry the weight with congressman tha1
communications from voters wouid nave,
and We earnestly hope that men VIM
-ynpathize with the movement VIII ne
willing to write their congressman OF cll =
culate petitions. / have never peIolS
taken any active part In any pontlcal
question, but this movement Is Tor the
protection OF the home ana OF women
throughout the country, and | am gao
70 use the little influence nave LOT
what | believe to be Il righteous cause
Il trust you viii pardon me for trout
bling YOU. but you soldiers have been so
good TO me l am yenturing 10 call your
attention to a matter that interests me
deeply
Enclosed you Will find some Of the
leaflets on the subject issued by the
league for social service.
Hoping 10 have the pleasure Of meet
ing YOU when in New York again, re-
main. Yours truly,
HELEN MILLER GOULD"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
so Broadway, New York.

ing the quarantine bars and the officials
say they are confident that though there
may be still sporadic cases IN this city,
there is no danger whatever OF the spread
Of infection as a result OF free c0mmunl-
cation with the outside world.
The railroads have been among the FIRST
to feel the effects Of this raising Of the
quarantine and all lines report imme5
date Increase IN their outgoing business.
Texas quarantine Is still on against pas
sengers and household goods.
MOBILE, ALA. Nov. Am additional
to land quarantine. the maritime quar-
antlne Of Mobile bay was also lifted to-
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
TO HONOR LEE AND WHEELER.
The Women Of Chicago Have Started
a Movement TO This End.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The women Of Chi
cago have started a movement toward a
sympathetic effort to show in some sub
stantial way TO Generals Fitzhugh
Lee and Joseph Wheeler the appreciation
OF the American people Of their bravery
and patriotism in the recent war with
Spain.
To this end a meeting OF those inter
ested has been called for next Thursday
afternoon at the Chicago Beach Hotel.
The idea is to more firmly unite the people
Of al sections Of the country through
these two great commanders. President
Mckinley and Messrs Grant, Cleveland,
Fuller, Armour. Mclean, Vanderbilt, and
others will be asked 10 act as a general
committee 10 carry out the movement
in such a manner as they may deem
proper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

by the pastor, Rev. W. X. l.. SMITH
,,on-pOr BAPTIST CHURCH MON.
70 Hail Main street between Pine and
Reivldere), Rev. A. j. HALL, p4slor--
Preachin9 at II A NJ Sunday school AZ
9:15 y. Nj.
ppOAD STREET NE T II o y
church corner of Broad ana Ien,tR
sfreets, SUNDAY school az $3.50 A. 81
Preaching al II A. NJ. and 7. NJ. ny me
! pastor, Rev. W. 6. STARE, D. y. morn.
| ing subject, supreme 10y ~ ~, ir ia
Universe OF God a coIuiai "'l1'''s
| to all.
CENTENARY METHODIST llPIsco
nal church, South Grace street Ss1N ~,
Fourth and FIFTH, Rev W. " AZ iDOlT
ID ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. az II H. IL a"N
+. NJ by the pastor
PARK-PLACE N. r. ,' CT ills, y R Pew
WItGS n POIrS, ID. ID. pastor
vices az IL 4. NJ, administration .l L.s'-
s',r,,er ASP NJ. preaching Oy P1aso''
| A cordial invitation 10 ai'
THE NAss-MEETlNG or Td f,3
Metbodists OF Richmond and yie.n,, ts, va, W.
W. w. b"id Irridav nieht, November l01h' al
proad. street n h. church. c,ock;,
ID '''' GEO l.. BluGOOp,
secretary.
THE MONUMENTAL CHURCH IT, -.
tesfant EpiscOpaD, Broad 7ttS[S >.ISt,p
| Twelfth. Rev. WILLIAM 1900 80 ~
BARR rector.-Sorylces wa. "S "..i,,cr
| the church sunday morning az IL S.o~N
ana afternOon a. 1 O'Clock. Holy OoN'-
munion at morning service.
First FREsBYTBRIAN CHURCH
Grace and Madison, Rev ROSHi@l y
KERR, y. D. pastof-~ll a. 'i '''~
+. NJ.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN Chpk5C a..
Services at IL A. Nj. and /. ~ Dot
HoVAIlD GUTHRIE. y. D.. Will pteaSA
~ both services. The sacrament OF -
lords supper win be dispensed al "''
morning service
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT pres,
,.,S,n,Sone park avenue and ll1fr.. 10Y
si,eet Rev J. CALVIN sFkW ~
yaetor Preaching AZ II A. Nj. ana "a
bv the pastor Midweek service on ,heth
nesday evening at oC1oeh. I'll rec
school meets az $50 a. Nj. Seais ~ Nv
and a cordial welcome TO all services -
GRACE STREET PRE .ssI.l I j pooS
church. Rev. JDRE VIII ~ ssst
d. d., pastor; residence al az II O'clock
4 NJ and 8 o'clock r. NJ. fteIS''' tS,G ~
,ho morning by Rev TtVs. II ,, r.NNs-
9ns sH 'J d. ' Do and at night by Rex rSo ohAs.
q UFRSNAN, d. u. se.eats -, ris,b,
vee at 900 \. NJ. and Ned'''s'"S "is"'
service at O'Clock.
WESTMINSTER PRE.,ssIBs I orE IAN
streets Streets. Rev G 81 GII a5s ss + pastor n
Preaching at II a VI "'''
srvENrH-sTREEr RIs rs Ian
snsse freachlps sunday R az cA Il
and T. "a ~, Seas .sSo and an cordially
welcomed.
ELDER sTAPII. li; IN w sxao.S pEEA st !
az MOI Icnndsv All are cordially invited.
o os me sermon sermon VIII b eHs Of great i'm
portance-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
A STREET DUEL.
Son Of Former Representative Brad
Shot and Seriously Wounded.

ABBEVILLE. GA, Nov. A. 4. G. Brady
a son Of former Representative Wright
Brady, OF Sumter county was shot and
very seriously wounded on the street here
to-day by William Gates. Brady had
been abusing Gates for having arrested
him about two years ago when the latter
was marshal OF Abbeville. They were
going out OF town 20 settle the difficulty
when Brady suddenly assaulted Gates
with knife, and the latter fired five
shots, each taking effect Brady was
wounded in the neck, shoulder stomach
and both arms Gates was arrested, and
IS in Jail, but II is generally believed the
shooting was done in self-defence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
LUDLOW Off FOR WASHINGTON
To Confer With President About APP
nointmeut OF Governor for Cnba.

WASHINGTON, Nov. A-BFlsadier-Gen-
eral Ludlow, governor Of the city Of Ha-
vana cabled to-day to the War Depart
ment. stating that he would leave for
Washington to-day and asking that ar
ranrements be made 10 avoid detention
in quarantine in New York.
A dispatch was sent Or. Doty' the quar-
antine officer at New York. asking That
he facilitate General Ludlows move
ments as far as possible. The coming Of
General Ludlow at this time is under
stood to involve more than usual inter,
est Al the War Department 1t Is stated
mt the trim a. for family reasons, and
win be Of brief duration But in other
reliable quarters il is said that General
LUDLOW comes at the request OF hlsh
authorities here and that the conferences
he viii hold with the President and Sec
Rotary Root are likely TO have much innu-
ence In the appointing Of a ciyii Governor
for Cuna- or the successor OF General
Brooke as Military Governor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

ASHLAND. VA, Nov. 4-Special--Mrs.
Susan White, aged seventy-eight. died
this morning at her home, near Ashland.
after an illness OF several weeks. She
was a widow OF the late Mercer White.
general OF the militia before the war.
and Also a member Of the House Of Del
egates.
She leaves three children. Messrs. John
and Richard White and Mrs. James Cross.
Of Hanover eopnty,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
CHAIRMAN WALLACE'S LETTER.
He Calls Upon the Democrats TO Stand
by the Ticket.


"To the Democrats Of Richmond:
~ want 70 urge upon every member Of
the Democratic party In this city the i'm
portance of voting at the election next
Tuesday
For the first time in many years. the
Democratic candidates for the House OF
Delegates from Richmond city have oppo-
sition. The Republican party has nomi-
mated no candidates. nor Is there any IN
dependent movement. but there is one
lone Republican who has announced him
self as a candidate. His name is a. {.
Worsham. ard he Is openly and svowedly
a Republican, having at recent time been
the Republican Judge Of election At the
Fifth precinct OF Clay ward.
"The only hope for a Republican candi-
date In this city is I'm the failure OF the
Democrats to vote. and it is the duty of
those who love their city and their party
TO see to it that We poll full vote at next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
General Wheeler VIII Return.

LOUISVILLE, ky" Nov. IA special
to the Times from Nashviiie, Ienn.' says;
Judge w. J. Wood OF FIorehce. Aia,'
bas received a letter from General Joseph
Wheeler who states that he win resume
his seat in Congress when that body
meets"
General Wheeler does not say when he
will return from the Philippines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
THAT rHRoBpING HEADACHE

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
EDITORS AWFUL PLIGHT.

F. M. Higgins, Editor Seneca Qlls)
News, was afflicted for years with Piles
that no doctor or remedy helped until he
tried Bucklen's Arrlica Salve. He writes
two boxes wholly cured him. It's the
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
VIRGINIA TEAM
WAS TOO LIGHT
Michigan Makes Touch Downs by
Tearing up the Center.
THE SCORE WAS 38 TO 0
Varsity Averaged One Hundred and
Twenty-Five and Michigan One
Hundred aud Seventy-Two.
Fine Playing by Virginia.

DETROIT, MICH, Nov. A-speciaL-
The University Of Michigan eleven de-
feated the University of Virginia eleven
here to-day. IS to 0.
The halves were OF thirty minutes each
md Michigan made three touohdowns
in the first half and four in the second
Both sides presented a new lineup, Mich
igan making four experiments at diher-
ent places on her team, while virginia
played a rush line with FIVE substitutes
In IT,
The Southerners were playing thelr
first game In the West. and they iouho
themselves overmatched at every pom.
except In punting. where Michigan urea
a new man unSuccessfuly'
VIRGINIA 100 LIGHT.
The whole game Is described by saying
that the Virginia rush line averaged Dut
icS pounds. and the whole team but 10
pounds. while Michigan's line average 4%
and her whole team l'2.
Michigan made her tOuchdoWns by tear
Ing up the Virginia center. hut dld not
play a brilliant game around the ehus
except by spells. Had their game not
been so slow for over half the time they
would have made % points. Virginia
light line came out Of the game neVerthe-
less with credit Some Of their braces
were really splendid. The WORK OF Taylor
a; left end. of half back Mallory at guard
OF Gerstle at half and Stewart at tackle
was noteworthy.
They never but twice gained five yards
and 10Th these occasions were on double
passes, Gerstle getting away once for %
yards. lie IS the back who scored a
touchdown on Pennsylvania. Pennsyl-
vania beat Virginia 80 to g. Michigan
plays Pennsylvania next Saturday.
INTERFERENCE POOR.
Their backs did not display a very good
kind Of Interference and their defensive
game is al present ahead of the offensive.
The Virginians were we'll pleased with
their treatment. they were not once pc
nailed, while Michigan lost one touch
down and lost the ball twice for holding
France was ruled out for smuggling Nal
lory, but otherwise the game was clean
and played with the best feeling on both
sides. Line Up:
Michigan. Position. Virginia.
Juttner left end ...........W Willis
and White. and Taylor
France left tackle ....... Stewart
Bliss. left guard .......... Haskell.
Cunning centre .......Norheet
Siegmund...... right guard Mallory.
Steckle......... right tackle Henderson
and PinkertOn.
Snow. .......... right end .......... McGill
Street......-.. quarter back .-..-- Shibbley
and Lyman.
McLean.......... left half ..".....Gerstle
LeibIee......... right half ......Lankford
and Byrne
White ........... full BE- ck ...-.... Coleman.
Score-MichIgan. IS: Virginia. O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
LEXINGTON, g. HIS, 5.
Washington and Leo Meet Foemen
Worthy ofTheIr Steel.

LEXINGTON. VA. Nov Especial
The training by Trenchard showed itself
TO advantage to-day when Washington
and Lee University met and defeated
Hasnpden-Sidney College in one Of the
fnast games of football played in Lex
ingtcn this season. the score standing
six TO five.
The first half OF the game was nip and
tuck, each team striving for the mastery
both doing good work. and Varsity show
ing superior Skill and blocking every
play of their opponents. Time was called
just as Varsity got the ball at the goal
line.
In the second half all the scoring was
done, and Varsity won the game by
goal kicked by Moore after touch
down.
Cole scored a touchdown after a seven
tv ward run by caught punt. Varsity
resorted TO punting in this half and made
large gains. and on n blocked punt fol-
lowed by a great play by Mcneil, who
secured the ball.
Gulon subsequently made touchdown,
and Moores fine goal kick followed. The
BAH was kept in Colleges territory the
remainder Of half by Varsity, and was
repeatedly near the goal line. Lineup;
varsity. Position. HampdenS
Bledsoe T..-.....left end....... Bradley
NteNeu. .......... left tackle. ...... Brand.
McConnell........lef guard. Dixon.
ELECTROMAGNETIC centre ...........D Davis.
Harrison. guard. Kemper.
Moore. tackle. Osborne.
AicPhoers (Capt). right end........ Kelley.
Rledsoe quarter back .kuykendall
(Capt)
Onion. half back. Caldwell.
Iee..............right halle back....Fugate-
Mcleod. full back..........Co Cole.
Summary: Umpire. Captain Marrow
referee Powell Linesmen. Nearclay
and Davis. Time keepers, Goshorn and
Hooper. Time Of halves, twenty-five
minutes. Touchdown, Cole and Guion.
Goal. Moore.
Athletics, 6: Bethel. 2.
WARRENTON. VA. Nov. 4-SDecial-
Bethel Military Academy was defeated IN
a game Of football mere to-day by the
Western Athletic Association OF Washing-
ton. Score. six to two. Wright left
tackle on the Washington team, had his
right arm dislocated in the first han.
No Game at Williamsburg.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Nov. 4.-Spec-
ial.-%o game Of football took place here
to-day between William and Mary and
Richmond College as scheduled. the Rich
r1ond boys refusing 20 play because the
William and Mary boys had two players
who were not matriculates. Nothwlth-
standing. Richmond had one player at
least. Fleming. who is not connected with
Richmond College.
William and Mary had two OF their team
sick and secured two Hampton men 20
take their places. Bonnviile. Of William
and Mary agreed 20 substitute two of the
second college team, but Richmond refus-
ed 10 play.
Nov. =. LIST. Adams Game.
EAST RADFORD, VA. Nov. Especial
On account OF injury to a St. Adams
man. the game was cancelled for to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
THOSE rEitRIBLE SICK HEAD
ACHES

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rest on earth for Constipation, Bilious
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

Score-Nlichgan, IS; Virginia, 0.
Touchdowns-France, White %, Sickle
(g. Lieblee Mcdonald.
Goals from touchdown-Snow 90.
Ruled out for slugging-France.
Reteree-Nate Williams. Yale
Umpire-J. c. knight, Princeton.
LneSmen-Teethel, Michigan, and Bird,
Virginia
1iners-Pell. Michigan. and Sommers-
gill, Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

The match between Greene and Har-
ris0n was postponed.
The winners il each class VIII be
matched to play next Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
"Strke For Your Affairs
and Your FIRES.

Patriotism is alEVays COM
nendable, bat IN eVery breast
there should be not only the
desire to be a good citizen,
but TO be strong, able bodied
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Hood. YiIIs cure liver ills the asa4rri...ing and
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
EXCITING CANOE RACE.
Mathews Sailing Contest Won by Dab
ncy Bakers White Wings.

FITCHETTs, VA. Nov. Especial
The big canoe races which have been
postponed from time 10 time on account
Of the heavy fogs and recent storms took
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

Client want you to draw up will
that will prevent any OF my relatives
from getting a cent Of my money.
Iawver--Any old will is good enough
eor that. We lawyers will get the
money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

Mrs W. J. Johnson has returned from
tho North. and Is stopping at the Mount
Vernon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-WOR-
ship and preachlng by the pastor Key;
csc. COOPER. d. D.. az IL A. VI. and
p NJ Bible school at $3.50 A. "a. Union
aS4P. NJ. a cordial welcome given 90 oA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
QUARANTINE RAISED. .

Railroads Are First 10 Feel the Bcne-
fetal Effects.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-The report of
frost throughout the country contiguous
TO New Orleans has practically wound up
the fever situation in Louisiana for the
present season. Ice and frost and tenn
perature as low as 2S degrees was general
along the railroad lines running into this
city. sThe Louisville and Nashville line
has been completely opened along the
Gulf coast and there IS also uninterrupted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

SECOND BAPTIST CIUkCH-sEF-
,,icas At II A NJ. and S l.. NJ conducted
bv the pastor, Rev w. Il. l.. SMITH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

communication via. the two Paclnc roads
and the Illinois Central, with Mississippi
and Texas points. The Board OF HeaIth
has been In receipt to-day OF tNesrams
from various points OF the interior tSss-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

Miranda visiting csy friends)-"My.
here's her visitin card"
Mlranda's Husband-"What does Il
say2"
Mranda--"It says she's at home Thurs
days Wonder where she stops the rest
OF the imew-Chrlstian Register.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

go to l and to y second, Jucoma &c to
u third. Time, III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05

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