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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens aud Other Matters.

Mr. Snead win preach at North side
Hall. Chestnut Hill. to-day
Miss Lucille Nelson, Of Culpeper. Va,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. w. T. Neal
Of West Grace street.
Mrs L. A. Little of Charlotte, n. c..
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. James 7.
scott. on Chestnut Hill
Mr.. w. Hall Crew. Jr., who has been
quite SICK at his home, e03 South Pine
street, is improving slowly.
Miss Marion Cottrell. of west Main
street. Will leave November lst for Phil
adelphia to visit Miss Matte Schaffer.
Miss A. S. Williamson. head nurse at
the Retreat for the Sick, is just back
from d visit 10 her home in Philadelphia.
Mrs. John Etchinson. who has been on
lengthy visit TO New York, has returned
10 the city. and is at Mrs. Osteioh's for
the winter
The board meeting Of the Richmond
Exchange for Woman's Work, held Fri
day morning was well attended. Mrs.
George L. Street presided.
Mr.. James E Tucker. Of San Francisco,
Cal, will be at No. 307 west Franklin
street all this week on a visit to his
mother. Mrs. Beverley Tucker.
Mr. John F. Orndorff. assistant general
freight agent Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway. with headquarters at Cincinnati
viii be in the city for a few days.
Mr.. T. Frank Bell. Jr.. has resigned his
position with the Millhiser Company TO
accept the position Of secretary and treas
urer Of the Richmond Biscuit Company.
Second Lieutenant Luther T. Matthews
Of the Walker Light Guard. passed his
examination Friday before the Military
Examining Board and made a very good
percentage.
Mr.. w. II. Lumsden. a former resident
OF this city. Is visiting friends here. Mr.
Lumsden IS now located in Washington
and is connected with the general offices
of the Southern Railway.
Mr. John Mason. who has been III with
typhoid fever at his residence, No. 6lS
south Belvidere street. for some time, is
much better. and was able to sit up for
a short VIII le yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs w. S. Burton. who were
married at Godsboro n. c.. on Thurs
day. having extended their trip TO Wilson
n c., reached home last night. They will
reside at 20S north Twenty-hrst street.
Miss Maggie b. Taylor Of 3O7 north
ington. d. c.. in the next day or two,
where she will make her future home
with her brother, Mr.. w Waverly Tay-
lor. of Seventh street. northeast
Mr. Greed Hasklns. who is just rccov-
ering from a severe fall from his bicycle
a short time ago. slipped and fell in his
room Friday morning, splintering his
cOllarbone Mr.. Haskins lives at No. 40S
west Main street.
Sergeant and Mrs John T. Hall Friday
evening gave birthday party at their
home No. 22O2 Church Hill avenue In
honor OF their daughter, Miss Evelyn
Bright Hall. who had Just attained her
eiehteeuth year. Quite a gathering OF
friends was present on this occasion
RichmondcrS ia New Y rk.
NEW YORK. Oct 21.-special. Rich
mond arrivals: Alberto. NJ. Bell 81.
Denis-J. G. Christian and wife. ]. p.
Lindsay Everett-S Galoskl Morton
r. II. LEWIS Vendome-E. Morton and
wife Broadway Central-J. Il. Poland
Sturtevant-Mrs. r. Hicks. Astor-J. w.
Hates Grand-J. H. Spicer and Wife,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
THE ANDERSON TRIAL.
The Counsel are Fighting Every Inch
OF Ground


CHATHAM, VA, Oct A.-Special.-In-
terest IN the And, rson case seems not 10
have abated judging from the crowd
winch thronged the COURTHOUSE to-day.
Mrs. Whittle Watson mother OF the UNI
fortunate young lady, was again placed
Oh the witness stand. ana six otner Wit
Misses were examined, among whom was
Salie fowler, the coiored woman who
purchased the laudanum Whlch caused
Missile Watson's death.
The other witnesses were Mrs. Mary +.
Cabe.l, who helped nurse the young lady
during her illness. Sheriff J. c. Sheihorse,
Jno Z. Watson. brother OF the dead girl
father, Wiley Watson, the dead grls
brother. and ". ID. Hedrick.
Nothing new or sensational was ad-
duced There is much wrangllng among
the counsel, which necessarily impedes
the progress OF the trial. Each side IS
fighting for every inch Of the ground
IL will doubtle be Medn sday or urs-
day before the case comes 10 close. The
universal op. MON OF those who have heard
the evidence so far. Is that the result VIII
be an acquittal. II the jury does not hans.
One OF the witnesses. on whose account
the case was continued from Tuesday %
Thursday may yet cause q new trial
Judge Tledway sent a physician 10 Drlh5
her If possible. He brought her q q car
rhge tonight. She will become motper
and no one knows just when she VIII Do
able to testify.
The counsel for the defense has claimed
all along that this is a material Witness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
THE STAR COURSE.
A List Of the Dates aud Attractions
BnOkcd.

A List Of the Dates aud Attractions
Booked.
The Star Course OF entertainments has
provided for this season a series OF at
fractions surprising in merit anything
heretofore attempted The dates and at
fractions are as follows:
Thursday, November 2d-Lotus Cleo
Club. Of New York, and Minnie Marshall
Smith.
Friday, November 2ith-EX-Governor
Bob Taylor. Of Tennessee. 30 his humorous
lecture. Love, Laughter and Song
Thursday December 7th-The Bostonia
Sextctte Club. and Miss Helen Wetmore,
soprano.
Friday, December 221-The Fadettes
Womans Orchestra Of Boston
Monday. January 1st-The Helen Reed
Quartette. including harpist and reader.
Thursday. February l5th-The Appleton
Ladies' Quartette, of Boston, and Morse
the impersonator.
Friday. February 23d-Byron ". King.
Monday. March isth-The Ottumwa Male
Quartette with George II. lott, as bass)
and Miss Klelnman.
Monday, April 30th-Kathrine Ridge
way. the greatest Of readers, with new
support.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
& rpenfcrs' smoker.

A smoker was given last night by the
Carpenters Union OF this city at Smith
Annex Hall for the benefit OF those who
were unable TO attend the former meet
irg.
Mr. w. ]. Williams. the national organ"
izer and member of the Executive Boarf~
was present and addressed the assembly.
Mr. Williams is much pleased with the
outlook for "a thriving union In Richmond.
and says that the carpenters have just
walked up TO the necessity OF this move
msnt.
Mr.. Williams says that he has been re-
quested by Manchester not to leave IN sc
parts until they have organized union
in that city, which will be done Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
Ono I'm Eightcpn uundrcd.

The twenty-nlnth annual report Of the
Central State Asylum (for colored per-
sons). located al Petersburg. shows that
the number of inmates al the close OF the
fiscal year. September 30th. was So. One
hundred and thirty-four. who applied for
admission during the year, could not be
accommodated and are confined In jails,
or are out on bah with friends or rela-
tives.
A foot note in the superintendent re-
port says: at the hospitals for the
white insane Goa applications were re-
ceived, making total OF on persons
white and colorod adjudged insane in
the state during the year. or one in
every ]. 800 Of the population"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
LEG TORN OFF.
Bon Mccoy Under Sentence Tor Muir.
der g. lc Retired

NORFOLK. VA. Oct .-sreclal.-Sid-
ney Jones c0l0reIl. am emD.ye OF tho
Roanoke Lumber Company. was frightfuI-
ly injured to-day at Borkley Ills right
leg was caught by a chain. with which
logs were being hauled I'D an incline. and
the member was almost torn off, lie died
tonight.
Chairman Park Agnew has called %
meeting OF the Republican State Execl-
tive Committee at Murphy's Hoe. Richie
mond, Wednesday. October 2-'h
Ben Mccoy (colored) convicted at
Portsmouth OF The murder near Lane
bert's Point of Mary Jones cooren and
sentenced by the Jury 90 serve fsn yea.s
I'm the penltentary w.n bc roreI Judge
PortIock decided that tho verdict was
contrary 10 the law auI evidence. and
agreed % set 60 aside
The police to-day raidci four Norfolk
policy shops arrest.ng the rropr.ef1rs and
others found on the premises The cao-
tives numbering twenty. WI be tried
on Monday. Detectives in citizens dress.
raided the shops which The police declare
they viii suppress. The evidence against
the accused IS stated 70 be conclusive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

Mrs. q. Briegs, Treasurer and Conductor
william Downs Corps No. a. Woman
relief Corps: also Aid Presidents start
Department Of Minnesota. W. X. G..
writes tie following letter 70 Dr. Hart
man:
-4l9 Central Avenue.
Minneapolis. MINI.
Pe-ru-na Medicine Co., Columbus, o.
Gentlen ,n-A few months ago my heath
seemed to break down all at once. ] had
worked hard, too lard, for nearly HN
weeks. and nature simply refused to sus-
tain me any longer. l lost my appetite.
my sleep was htful and l found 10 relief
from the prescriptions OF my physician
Several Of the members Of our Order told
me OF the wonderful help they had re-
ceived from Pe-ru-na and advised me to
try It. l sent for il and within week
after starting 10 use II marked change
for the better was felt before finishing
the second bottle l was completely re
stored and gladly add my testimonial Cd
the large number Of people whom Peru
ma has restored 70 health. Respectfully
yours. MRS. q. bttlopS'
Mrs. J. /. Laskowsky. l32 Campbell
street, Alpena, Mich. says: III began the
use of Pe-ru-na In December, 1888, but
was I'm doubt whether the Pe-ru-na would
be Of benefit to me. But I soon noticed
that when / would nurse my baby Is
months old. during the night / could Hlt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
Padcrcwsl,iCnminr.

All doubts as 10 the appearance here
during this season Of paderewski, the
great Polish pianist. were SET at rest yes
terday when contracts were signed for
concert 10 bo given some time IN Deem
Der This contract served as the Oppor-
tunity for the distinguished pianist 20 pay
a delicate compliment to the city OF Rich
InOnd and her musicians.
Although the financial results OF the
last concert given here by PaderewsA
oid not compare at all favorably with
those OF other cities IN America, he yet
Insisted that Richmond should be includ-
ed in the itinerary OF his present tour. be-
cause he was 50 favorably impressed with
the city and the resident musicians upon
his last visit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

by statements regarding the supposed
curative qualities Of tonics, nervines. cod
liver oil and iron compounds. Little per-
manent good results from their use. The
greatest good comes by increasing the
digestive power. Tyner's Dyspepsia REM
edy will do that In simple indigestion, Il
Will give comfort u once Ia chronic dys-
pepsia. It will give quick relief and with
little perseverance. bring permanent
cure. Price 30 cts. per bottle. For sale
by all druggistA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

Press E1dr.dge. the funny black face
comedian, who Is such a favorite here.
heads the list Of attractions that Manager
Wells has booked TO entertain at the 81
jou tn week. Mr. Eldridge has Just
returned from France and Germany
where he made a great hit, and his en-
gagement at Richmond's popular place Of
amusement Is one of the first In America
this season. He has new jokes and songs
TO present for approval. The sisters FL
more, conceded to be the best come
diennes Of the speciality branch Of the pro-
fession will present their new comedy act
Dangerous Mrs. Delehany." The sis
tiers have been seen here and those who
were so well entertained before will well
come the artists back. One Of the best
straight acrobatic acts I'm the profession
is that OF the Sankey Brothers, who have
a prominent place on the bill. They are
high class high salaried performers and
promise TO make the hit with their spe-
cialty acrobatic performance.
Deveaux and DeveauX. a musical duo.
well spoken Of throughout the east and
west. will make their initial tour to the
South. Mr. Deveaux and his pretty as
sistant make music on all kinds of mu-
steal instruments and Introduce new fea
lures James and May Fansons were
seen here last season with the Joe OFT
company and they made the hit Of the
show in Their clever juvenile act. Far
rell and Stark. the champion trick BIZ
cycle riders. come very highly recon-
mended. and promise TO introduce some
novel and very interesting sensational
riding.
The Vitigraph with new moving pictures
holds over for this week.
The Bijou is open nightly. and mat
inees are given every Friday. Thursday
and Saturday. Popular pr'ces, never rise
or drop. at the B.jou. always the same
price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

\ pony belonging TO Mrs. a. ]. Pyle
became frightened while on east Grace
street yesterday afternoon and ran up
Grace to First, through First to an alley
running TO Third. In this alley the pony
fell. bruising itself. 1t regained its feet
and kept on TO Third street and ran TO
Fifth street, where II was s.opped. Thl
pony was hitched TO Il phaeton, ana
strange TO say IL was very slightly dam
aged. The injuries 10 the horse are slight.
No one was injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
HOOPER SURRENDERED.


Mr.. and Mrs O. y. Guvernator yester-
day afternoon celebrated the NTH ami
versary OF the birth OF their son. De
witt Clinton. al their residence, No. rs
west Marshall street. Among those par
sicipatlng were Misses Charlotte Tyler.
Else Pe-due Ellen. Perdue Frankie Per-
due, Annie Talbot. Lizzie Stelnback. LIZ
gle Snow. Doise Msnter Mary M.nter.
Annie Iayne Masters Eugene Talbot.
Harry Talbot Horace Hellstern. Howard
Hartzeii. Jr.
Two hours spent In innocent amusement
G'ided swiftly away. after which refresh
ments were served Master Clinton had
the best wishss Of the entire party, and
those rssssn, will long remember the
pisssant event.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
WOMEN AND CATARRH.
The Most Insdous and Relentless Zoe OF
Womankind- Peruna the Safeguard.

bousework aloe 1--WE are seven IN Tho
famllv) which vas incapable OF doing
before When I wlyld complain TO the
doctors here they would say women -
such a constitution cdmplan OF being SICK
and would ask my age. am 80 year
Old Women IN this age ougA never DC
sick but still was sick and w1jld nave
remained so had I not tried yon Peru
m. Very probably / would have ifd To
submit 10 an operation. as J was always
getting worse And doctor told me also
the older 1 would get the worse would
get. would advise every women having
such a sickness as I had 20 take your
Pe-ru-na and wish with an my heart thtt
eve-v suffering woman would learn how
much 20 helped me. J think 30 unne'e'-
eary 90 write you what kind Of an oilment
] had. as YOU knew it better than / did.
as y0u gave me your advice. thank
God ever So much that I was restored 10
health by the use Of your medicine. am
writing this With great thankfulness
Mrs. Jennie Robh M7her atf"rnev-ai-
law and president NJ Kansas ely. Kan
sas Equal Suffrage Association. writes
the following On regard 20 Pc-ru-ns. she
says
Pe-ru-na Medicine Co.. Columbus. o:
Gentlemen am very gird fo add my
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
IT.
Bulletin About
g r IP
"a naes ever, week.

The headlines "77' for Grip and ''77'
FOR Colds are known to every newspaper
reader, but the bulletin underneath
changes every week II pays 10 wd'ch II
for valuable hints on the treatment ana
cure Of Colds and Grip; tells how to avoid
taking Cold, how to check Cold az the
beginning, how to break up STUBBORN
and sustain the vitality during an attack.
coming out vigorous and strong; how
81" restores the checked circulation pndi-
Gated by chill or shiver). starts the blood
coursing through the veins, and breaks
up' "A Cod.
For sale BY all druggists, or sent on re-
ceipt OF price. 25c. and 800. Humphreys
Homeopathic Medicine Co., Cor. William
and John Sts.. y. y. oc2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

10 erect a bronze tablet at the old school
house az Tuckahoe. This school house is
thought to be the one that Thomas Jeffer-
son attended.
Mr.. Coolidge IS willing to erect the
tablet himself. but ne fees that the cree
ton by the a. L. V A. will mean more
to posterlty, than If erected by single
individual.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
WnlkerI.i.hi Gnnrl.

The walker Light Guard will meet to-
morrow nlrhs at The ReEimen,al Aruiory
al $50 o'clock
All arrangements have been made for
the mastering In Of the company and
Captain Miller will appoint the non-com-
missioned officers at this meeting. Cap
tain Miller has not made up his LIST for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

8 T. NJ to-day DR. Richard II Thomas,
Anna b. Thomas and Elizabeth Tatum.
ministers OF the society from Maryland.
are I'm attendance. There Will also be
public meetings on Monday at 10 a. NJ.
and s p. NJ. and these will be followed by
others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
In the Courts.

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
motion was fled for judgment In the
fame of Mrs. +. BeIero' against Miss
Mamie T. Pegram for Si7l10
I'm the Hustings Court W. J. Doyle was
Yesterday appointed Justice Of the Peace
in jackson Ward. vice Jacob Keith. who
has removed from the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

Needham Williams. colored. who was
shot on a work train on the Atlantic
Coast Line between Emporia and We'll
don Friday. By Oscar Sundries. died at
: o'clock last night at the Home for the
Sick In Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
The BRISTOL FURNACE.
Several independent Candidates 1"
Washington County.

,ERISTOI.. TENN, oct. 2l-Special-
The Bristol iron furnace. when mas oeeh
80 improved by the Virginia Iron, Coal and
coke COMPANY as 10 be OF 10-tons daily
capacity, will be blown in early next week.
There is sufficient material on hand TO
last sixty days, and as this is being con-
surned other will be received.
The company will work the hematte ore
deoosits ia the western suburbs Of bris'
toi and Will tegls next weeN WITH =
suf,clent force OF men 70 mine seVenty-nVe
tors per day.
Robert Cooper and SON, OF Hawkins
county. Tenn. shipped from Bristoi ana
The Sallev Of Virginia this week. % head
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
Troops Go Thrnuoh-

Two battalions of artillery passed
through last night over the Atlantic Coast
Line from New York. Part are going to
St. Augustine. and the rest "a srothsr
point IN Flcri6a'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
Writes foDe.Xev.

MI Samuel Stern has written letter
to Admiral George Dewey pleading with
the latter 10 reconsider his decision can
ceiling all Southern engagements, and 10
attend the exercises in this city attendant
TO the launching Of the torpedo boat Shu-
brick
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

testimonial 10 the
many I have read of
the value of pc-rG-nr
as a tonic Some
OF my friend have
suffered with chronic
catsrrh and pc-ru-na
cured them y b e.
treasurer of our Ran
Sass City. Kansas
EQual Suffrage AS
-l id,ion. Miss Hat
tie Reichcnccker rs
using 81 FOR catarrh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
y.,,,s Mecrin. of Fr,cud..

The business sessions OF the Friends
meeting began on yesterday. Religious
ssrytoes vii be held at II A. NJ. $50 and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

by her physicians advice IS taking IL With
very best results. know by ger onaI
c0re-ienCe of DIS value. and gladly give p.
the highest endorsement.
MRS. ROBE MaHER. t
Systematic catarrh Is chat condition 4
the system produced by reflex irritation
from the pelvic organs. DO The fem
the catarrh may be- of the womb of o.a J
der. as well as the rectum which has
been fully described n the book on no'r.
catarrh. entitled "Hcalfh and Beauty
I'm systematic catarrh thc lungs hol.
bowels stomach kidneys and an oh.r
parts OF the mucous membrane are b 1
fabby. unhealthy condition This s dfe
90 a want ~ nerve supply ON account of
nerve weakness.
The constant drain Of nervous vitality
depctes fhe whole nervous system and fra
mucous surfaces suffer accordingly This
Is the condition called svstemati, c.t.7h.
u very nearly resembles and ther Is
really no practical difference hctwc.u
this condition and the condition known ls
neurasthcnia, or nervous o-osTa
Pe-ru-na viii Doe found 20 effect an ri-
mediate and lasting cure m aI cases of
-tematIc catarrh. 10 acts quickly alr
t,nenciaily on the diseased mucous m.m-
r.les and with healthy mucous mm-
1umcs the caiarrl can no longer exist
"health ami Beauty" sent free To- women
only. Address Dr. Hartman. C0lu mlus.
Ohio.
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BEAR IN MIND
The Hubs Candies
ARE PURE AND FRESH
DAILY.

There are Candies and Candy Du- va
guarantee our Candles Co br the best anL
the most delicious Chocolate fonn1n
any sha. a any nayOr a general asso. To
nent. We are selling "a. zero prices
where at - ard - Der pound Special
for Monday only: Chocolate B0nbons, t"o
different nayors. an loo. per pound
THE HUB MFG. CO..
oc.2 4O3 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

Tablet az Tuckahoc.
ar coolidxe. of "Tuckahoc." asks the
~ r. v. A. through Mr. w. q. Stanard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
Rjchmon,,ors in New rJS.

NEW YORK. Oct Especial. Rich
mond arrivals Alberto. NJ Bell. St
Denis-J. C. Christian and wife, ]. p.
Lindsay Everett-S Ga'osk Morton
II. II. Lewis. Vendome-E. Morton and
wife Broadway Central-J. r. Poland
sturtevant--Mrs T. Hicks Astor-J. w.
Hates Grand-J. II. Spicer and wife.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

by her physicians advice is taking t With
very best results. know by crsonal
cNre-ience of DIS value and gladly give r.