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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
LIFE ON A GREAT
WESTERN RANCH
Graphic Description Of Some of the
Things to Be Seen.
THE WONDERFUL IRRIGATION,
Pixies Peak Looms Up In Stately
Grandeur for Many Miles Around,
Some Prominent Nirginians who
Live in the Far West.

HOLLYWOOD. COLO, July 12.-speciai
-T,vcr since Mohammed set his historian
precedent people have been going 10 the
mountains Just why they 3" ia A'l
known. just why Monammed went % "i'
insoIubie problem. ,.... o.. ,.. 90
Tbo orlr reason handed down 10 ns ls
that tho mountain woud Nlol OoiNo a.
him. and, naturally, ht "'". ~
any rate. lc was compcioi go pc ~ az,
ON or with the mountain. INacLy SO
Win Tho f..rple of the present oay hcfe
iu Colorado tlo mountains Dlo 'ssrI,.
whore and very accumfnpdaiIhs' i"'F
have como 90 us. yct the people are oe-
...-lr.. the c.tfrs for them II tncy arc
ON one mountain. they quit 10 during
summer and c1 to another Ihey con
kroyg why thcy go. Iae only reason
fhrv give la tho ono advanced by the
aforesaid m0uta.n-climDcr, Ar Mohan-
mod ,..,.. ...
that which is slOwDst 10 come or the
hardest to get Res dents of Colorado
cities never say they arc going 10 me
country when fncy leave for the sum-
NOR months. d. is always the mountains,
fn0ueh flrv may Doe nearer Co them when
they start than when they stop.
Speaking of mountains, there are no
mountains iI the East They are green
hills. which. hy courtesy. we cail moNn-
taine Here a. 7ooms That ihe very ear
with her secrets are laid bare by rents
which men call cauOns. and through
which they travel about.
Rocks as large as cities, ana hlenef
than tho clouds. stand like monumr nls
Of the disaster $50 rrcat and SO tali tHat
they arc visible to the naked eye for am
T-pon tbcir SUBMITS cities aro built
and men spcnd days in iourneying up-
ward In these rocks are natural cave
srns in which multitude OF men ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16

beasts could find shelter forever from
On thcse stones. especially the softer
Ones. erosion has left many weird hbuIts,
some as senuenl benb7, i s-i,trS9 +be
"A raint Michael Angelo 10 lashloh 'iio
n.rfeet figure. some as beasts. terrible an
their magnitude and ferocily, 9oihe a9
castles. which the credulous ptlcNS 49,
once occupied by ancient KINGS anu ~, D,,
Like the sunset 90 the painter, no pc"
can do iustice TO this wonderful lorna
ZION of nature. known as the ROCKY
Mountains. and fatuOus IS he VINO at
tennis by meagre words 10 describe thtao
Infinite. intricate and limiuess impress
Sons ~ water. wind. sun and time since
the fight of years began. Eyer since
Sreeiev attempted 81. men who know
have read and reflected, failure.
THE CLIFF JEWELLERS.
ono feature OF these mountains which
As attracting the attention of the East
40 a greater extent than ever DtloIe' la
Tho Cliff dwellings. , -.
II, Southwestern Colorado, reached ny
the Denver and Rio Grande Railway tne
,r~ear scenic route OF the Rockies, ihcle
arc many ruins of the ahodes OF lhe dH-
cicnt Aztces or Pucblos, known as
IN 'rbcsc must not be confoundcd with
che cli0f-dwcniug McXicans. 10 Whom 1
referred i'm my letter from Denver. 900.
These are mere limitations auu ".lle.'
no attention save for their utter apth-
donnnent and uuciyili2ation. Ihe runs
800 riiff dvyallore are frougnt
on ne CIV ,..'' rcgo.ti,n and worthy OF
mOmentous research. 1900. ... 90
The most Ie4ihVu llN..,,7 d,,.elt there
opinion lhat lho vN Vg.l.,.oa.,,..a 1ieco,,orod
centuries before .it..,,'' ,,,riCd ana
America Ihe MONIES ll'cS ~ ~ tbe
buiit ln the sIc@. ii.,, "a ,,,egnds Of feet
rocks some on an - tben very h'eh.
aopNe Afe lH'',l" .,, a. ~. So how thev over
Do ls nllH.ui ,,,i iv ~ son which was their
ucnDtNutu I'D wy ~ iifsc,lt sim must
nave ue,n .nV "Tc,fb some of these
ncanl instant uv'','' ,,,,,.iaii,+ b,,ilt tbat
h'u9ts we. r. ror,arl-ahIe state
lncl dic 10y q"
OF -. ana ,ocrtsr wore used. and the
H1Vlg. "' ..te az, exonnie Tor COM
guaranty ,,,ie.i,t '.-cd 9av some
tIaolols v, ' 49,. fi'.b and occupv "a
6pa,e "..U' ,t",,1 tEc ei1o ~ those
INc v',' .4 a.. .,,t,t,i,,c, door IS also
use! INV a,t1 ~, g.g ,,otte,,. and rol-
or stone t"D 49, "i = lS . tt,t
ics Of oln.r ma ,,.l ~. 1d,i "a" ci,ii
,le, w.. ~, ,,ent. Of them are seen the
l1aliDH 80 tbcir faifh mo cross. on the
sfiluy.e 49, e,,r ,.Crebinrer.
insignia OIL VIZ ,rIlrSy V-ettr
u. 81. beiiered that the occupants OF
,h,,. ciiff dveliincs. now long since ex-
-'.o - ~ o,,ceetore of Inc nreeent
t,nct we're tne ""g f6 , 20, ' ro,cesbie
lIte.,et. o "a ~ sou ana lived chieev bv
o-,f.,,it,,-o puf thev were surrounded
a. $3.50 ,rihos who robbed and forced
-, a. 49,
,Tben thev buut their homes up I'm the
.rtes ,-hcre tbo,- could bc safe and have
81 e,e,o, q, ''' croaf disadvantaec. Tho
nciehbors i.vcd down I'm the mesas or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
MANY SIGHT SEERS.
Or. Barringer's Little Son I'll in North
Carolina.

Or. Barringer's Little Son I'll in North
Carolina.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. July H.
Special. During this week a large num-
Der OF tourists have visited this city and
the University some OF them coming from
as far as the Indian Territory and South
Dakota: consequently the Charlottesville
liveIics have had % harvest especially
the large establishment Of Alleger d
co. which is said TO be, by visitors from
many states I'm the Union, one of the
finest liveries I'm the South.
Professor Charles a. Graves. Of Lex
ington. who was recently elected mem
Der of the law faculty OF the Tnivor-
sity. IS visiting here and win move bis
family here in September
Or. j. p. Barringer Of the University,
was called yesterday by telegram 20
North Carolina 10 see his little son, who
IS very Sd.
An interesting game nj polo was played
this afternoon az Edge HID by the kes-
wick Club.
Max Lo0ney. "a colored boy. from the
country. while passing along Nall street.
this morning chewod and spit tobacco
juice I'm a bulldogs eye The dog be-
came enragcd. attacked and tore nearly
all the clothing from the negro. biting
him severely about the body.
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firm OF Woicott and Vale, Ia son OF Gen.
James g. fleld. VI virginia. a SUCCESS
ful practitioner and an attractive gehtie-
man socially, highly esteemed anu nc
servediy popular MS Dro.ns'' ,,. ~. S''' -,
e.. ticiu a physician, JOhn y. MosDl' Jl''
a LAWYER son Of the FAMOUS COnieuci-
ate RAIDER ana nne scholar, Mrs Mamie
1reen Grant. OF tdjpcp,l, Mils % ~ ~ ~, y,
w. Grant, "A succcsslui lHs SiSiaiA anu '"'-
Mrs. Grant Is a social favorite, combin--
ing an inherited Refinement ptISOIidi
graciOusncss Of manner Deeuiia4 ~
daughters Of the Soutn, A.. J. hlii',a ne
sihew oil Gen A. T. Hil, and courteous
Gentlemen and successful business man,
iichagTcn Voolfolk, OF HchmDhd, sue
cessIul tobacconist and the same piihco
OF good fellows which made him so poPus,
lar ina hlchmond, Philip MiiihiseI' "a
Richmond. for wnom exile ma iSal ~ a.,
rOrs. for he Is master OF the nliucuil ~.
OF making himself cOmloriaplo any
where Educated az the University OF
Virginia for the law, and having pctn
"a hard student and close observer ever
since he Is "a gentleman OF broad educa,
fion and liberal Views: a fine cpicure ana
"a good talker his hospitable bacheiOT
home Is Il fayorlte rendezvous for VIZ
ginians. =. y. Bailey, OF hchihohu'
formerly clerk az The Jeiierson' p u
in Colorado Springs there IS Dr. IS j;
Anderson Of Hanover county, one or
Nfoeh,'s men. now an eminent physician
known AN over the West as a master or
his science. and whose authority as sucA
is universally respected. lie IS cap
tiVating gentleman socially ana NieiH7
10 mo one I'm reverence FOR his native 9'alo'
He is soon 20 erect fine saniiarlum IN
Colorado Springs. Dr. beverly Tucker
N member Of the famous Virginia family
of his name and a fine young physician
who bids fair 10 make name IN the
medical world. lie has three brothers
with him-Messrs. Hugh. 81. George. and
John Tucker, all popular young business
MIR. AND MRS. HAYES.
Mr. James Addison Hayes who came
10 colorado Springs several years ago
for his health. IS now the president az
the First National Bank OF thar CITY.
lie married. as is we'll known, daugl-
Ter of President Davis. and is himself
"a devoted SOutherncr. lie is the espe-
cial friend of AN Southcrners who come
To- this state and will Quit business az
the busiest hours 10 give thcm his help-
ful information or anything else they
need.
Mrs Hayes is the flower Of Colorado
Surinrs' society her sad. sweet manner
winnir at once the affection Of an
Ia other cities Of Colorado there are
many Vircinians and other Southerners
who are equally prominent and popular
JNO. S. IRBY
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MAN HELD Up
IN PETERSBURG
Council Makes Provision to Protect
the Shade Trees,
ACTION ON IMPROVING STREETS.
4 Colored Man Thrown from "a Cart
and Breaks His Leg A Well
Known Citizen Paralyzed and
in Critical Condition.
ACTION ON IMPROVING STREETS.

PETERSBURG, VA, July b.-special.
Jacob Jones, colored. was held-up 10
nignt about s o'clock near the wharf by
three men who covered him with pistols
ana robbed him OF $40.
Mr.. Charles l.. PEBBLES, one OF Peters
burgs best known citizens, was stricken
with paralysis this morning and hts con-
dition Is extremely critical.
A resolution was adopted by the Coun-
en- last night to the effect that tho
Street Railway Company and the Tele-
grapn and Telephone companies In
stretching their wires 10 the city must
not inJure the trees on the different
streets.
BROKE HIS LEG.
rms morning "a cOlOred man named
Edward Wingneld was thrown from his
cart on Sycamore street opposite Gen.
tral Park, and had his leg broken.
rhe Common Council was IN session
until late hour last night considering
petitions for paving streets.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
A special committee consisting of
Messrs. Quicke. Seay Taliey. Heath and
Patteson was appointed whose duty II
snail be with the assistance OF the City
Attorney 10 prepare suitable ordinances
on public improvements 20 he presented
az the August meeting. Tho matter In
reference 20 the building OF a new police
station was referred back 10 the Police
Committee
the new Presbyterian church At Law
renceviHe, Brunswick county. VIII no
dedicated on Sunday. the I'D instant.
the dedicatory sermon will be preached
by Rev. J. w. ROsebrO. y. d. pastor
OF Tabb-Street Presbyterian church Of
this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
KNIGHTS OF THE GRIP.
An Interesting Meeting of Post ~
Held Last Night.

The rain, coming just at the' hour OF
meeting. the attendance at the meeting or
Post A, 4. T. a, was not so large as
usual. But those that gathered were inter
ested in the various communications
spread before them.
The badges which were TO be delivered
had not arrived. SO the dcilVefy OIL saihe
will be postponed. ,,.,....,
T. II. A. that they are interested In the
coming National Export Exposition 70 ne
held In that city September ltth 10 NO
vember Both, and invites al 1. I. a. 10
take part. They send out some hanusoihe
illustrated pamphlets in the FORM OF
prospectus. which is not only ATTRACTIVE,
but Instructive. They can Do had at lost
A headquarters. -, VI
The Decatur. H.. post writes me Nlr-
ginia boys that the LADIES' HuNil.d rs,
which was spoken Of ar the LoulsNlli
Convention is progressing nicely, anu
ask that the members create u simliar
society. which has for IFS object MY the
social feature which purposes having d."
OREGON and Washington knights Of the
grip write that they are now enEaged
I'm a noble work Of assisting ihe N.c-N
and orphans Of one of their ate ileHi-
bers through the estaDlsh-neht ~ - n -,
I'm Portland. where the commercial men
will stop thereby showing Ter ~ lhl a.
thies for the needy by lenf'hs lHeit aiH
i'm assisting the widow In ndNlns e uVri'-
hood. They ASK All WHO sAnl- W titt4iNt
TO patronize that hotel
II is pleasing 10 hear through a Ieittr
from Colonel John 5. HarWOod thaL Le u
improvfng i'm health while at hot springs
Va. The boys all hope mat he VIII en-
tirelv recover before he returns nome
VI. H. pendleton Of clifton Forge y a.
and j. c. Mayneld, OF Richmond WHO
travels for a Philadelphia house ooth
members Of Post a. We're pleased at re-
ceiving their checks from the national
association for injuries received fecenllg;
This makes some seven or eight tnousahd
dollars gotten by Virginia members our
ing the past twelve months
Mr.. /. u. Vaughan. one Of Richmond 8
business men, recently had his Oldest son
TO leave for St. Louis. Mo, ana IN a let
ter lust received the secretary or the
So. louis Post r. L. A.. be writes that
the member out there viii DO lhelf pest
to- encourage young Vaughan IN succeed
ing I'm his new home. a.,
From the report as submitted ny the
secretary of Post A last night. everything
looked encouraging. Many new members
had been added. and very few OF the
old ones had failed 90 pay mp. and oeiore
tho exnlratiOn OF the month, the time
gwen 10 nay up. IT. is Thought that those
now I'm arrears will have paid.
FL. VI. bancroft one OF Post As mem
hers leaves I'm "a few days for NeNandria,
va. where he hopes 10 establish a post
for Virginia Division.
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for he not only plants but WaleiS INV e'
wen and asks her for me me e"'o '''''
GREAT RANCHES. 81. South
L, ,hie ecction OF colorado, the SCUM
eastern portion, there are M man tynir lsl
ranches made passnlc ~ tne CHt ,Se,ci
8ocT1sland and Pacific railway M ,enie'i
iravcrses this fertile but lohs -nT',f, -oro
countrv i'm "a great line when Iula .,. ~ ' ,'
Cricago 10 the Pacific. ana ls hlo"" 90
me Great Rock island Route. D,,.i7o %
Holtwoid is near tho. Great IT,, Dive G,rSc-
where tbe water flows in Opposite nH ,co
tiaoe- one 10 the Pacific the otheI Ai ,'' ',
d.recfion of the Atlantic, nature I', MANI
a. me- dividing line between lhe ne
For many miles as YOU lt"FS ''' ~
mountains there are vast plains nv a.
tree and seldom q gulch. w hen j.. ~
considerod that every tree Us lh,po' -
and the grass kept green by cons '"l ll', ~,
,igation the shady groves ana bi
0clds which. like an oasis, meet iuc - ,
arc fno monuments 90 the lanlIl'u' GU
Geavors Of the Western ranchm tn. ,,
Alfalfa ifs the chief product or ne sou
here In makes fine feed for STOCK auu
ie very. nrolix. three crops being cut lI1h
one sowing. Before ripenins II Is inc
most beautiful shade of green ] ever saw.
I am convinced that tourists make
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
THRIFT.
Its Development
Clearly ExempIified in the GoOu
Work of the Provident
SAVINGS Bank.

Inrin gives character and the saving
OF money is an inspiration at first 20 good
citizenship and then to habits OF thrift,
which lead eventually TO happiness and
comfort.
me steadily increasing number OF de-
posltors from all stations OF lie show
wnero the professional, business men.
clerks and workingmen join in one good
purpose. that is the saving or money.
me PROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK
"a purely an institution for this purpose.
without speculative or unstable schemes
Absolute security and the faithful charge
of an deposits are ITS distinctive features.
Furthermore, an amounts are accepted
from the largest TO the smallest Interest
IS paid from the first day Of deposit com
rounded every six months and wlihdraW-
ais are allowed Of an or part or tne oe-
poslts on the short notice of ilteeh uas -
10 not delay but begin To- save at once
rne Provident Savings Bank viii seno 20
Tho homes or Offices Of those who desire
Ii. thereby preventing any one htslo-1'i'h
inc good habit of saving regularly.
AN are welcome az the banking houSo'
on east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
JUDICIAL MURDER.
An Execution Puts state and Ierrito-
rial Court i'm Conflict.

KANSAS CITY. MO, July IA star
special from Tulsa, Indian Territory
saws. The execution Of William Gong,
the Choctaw Indian, I'm defiance or writ
of habeas corpus issued by United states
Judge John r. Thomas, Will be made
the cause for bringing those Implicated 10
trial for murder Judge Thomas, in an
interview stated he would see that the
law in respect to disobeyins an order
from the United states government Is
fully Investigated and that all the guilty
ones are brought 10 Justice
The open violation OF Judge Thomas
has created much excitement and 1t y
predicted it marks the beginning OF the
end OF tho conflicting laws in the Indian
Territory. As a matter Of fact all tri-
bal laws IN the territory are Of no effect
vet all the tribes cling 10 their old Indian
laws. and continue to insist on self-goy-
eminent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
German Day.

The Gesahgveren will meet on Mon
dav night az $3.50 o'clock az Sanger Han
10 arrange for the celebration of German
Day and to appoint committees Of ar
rangement.
I'm the absence Of the president. Mr..
carl Ruehrmnd Mr. Henry g. Miller.
first vice-president win preside. and an
German-Amcricans are invited 20 attend
the meeting
The meeting will be an important one
and a large attendance is expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
Much Rain nt Nianila.

WASHINGTON. July 15.-The War De-
partment has received the following ca
BILE;
manila. July Is, 1899.
"Adjutant- General. Washington;
Twenty inches Of July ram ATTENDED
by typhoons made leaving OF transports
innoeslble. At Negros Il is impossible 20
unload sixth Infantry until last day or
two California is now loading. Colora-
dos will leave tomorrow on Warren; Ida
hos North Dakotas and Wyomings next
week. soon as transport Grant can be
coaled
(signed) OitS.
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John j. Kcarncy.

PHOEBUS VA, July 1j.-Special.-Mr.
John j Kcarney NJ tho age of twenty
nine years died this morning at the resi-
dence of his father, Mr.. James Kearney,
IN this village.
Mr. Kearncv was n young man Of CX-
cellent character and well liked I'm this
community lie has served In Battery
*. Third Artillery and also I'm the Thir-
tcenth United States Infantry. lie died
Of consumption
Tho funeral will be held at 0 A. VI.
Monday.
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at their failure 10 secure returns Tor
their extra expenses.
Mr.. John ID. Carter is visiting frienus
on west Ninth street
Mr.. John H. Carter. Of Greensboro. n.
c., was In the city yesterday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Grasty.

At telegram has been received here
annuncing the death I'm Goochland
county OF Mrs r. NJ. Grasty, who
had many relatives and friends i'm Rich
mond. She had been I'm nl-health for a
long time. and her death was not alto
gether unexpected. She was 81 for near
~ two months at the home of her ne
phew, Mr.. :. j. WoOdhn I'm this city. but
some two or three weeks ago was taken
10 the country, IN the hope that the
change would prove beneficial.
Mrs Grasty was a native OF Cumber-
land county. and a daughter of the late
Fountain O. and Cynthia y. Booton. She
had been twice married. and is survived
by two daughters-NIrs. W. 4. Fanes. of
buckingham. and Mrs J.. ID. Holbrook.
Of Cumberland Mrs. Grasty was a wo-
man of fine heart and mind. and had
since early womanhood been an earnest
member OF the Baptist church.
Her funeral took place and the inter
ment was made in GOOchland.
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The Burgc Case.

PHOEBUs. VA. July 15.--Special,.-Th..e.
Burge case will come up lor lrlI mex
Nondav The Austin trial did not excite
the public as this case does. Many opin-
ions are expressed as TO the verdict
Grand Master w. H. Bailey, who mas
been visiting |. O. O. i. lodges mere, VIII
y...4yn Ia Richmond tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
MATTAPONl BRIDGE.
The Ferry at Walkerton Purchased by
T2ridoe Company.

WAIKERTON, VA, July l5.-SDeeial.
The Walkerton and Mattaponi Bridge
COMPANY have purchased the ferry iran
chise and will begin Immediately 20 COM
plete the bridge across the river mere
and will have it ready for the puohc IN
thirty days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
MINNIE FARG0'S MURDERER.
Louis August. n Cannoneer Arrested
on the Charge.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July 15.-The
Phoebus police late last night arrested
Louis August n cannoneer Of Eattery
O.. Fourth Artillery. stationed Mt Fort
Monroe. for the murder of Minnie Fargo
1colored) The handkerchief with which
the woman was strangled was marked
"a"
August was absent from the fort on
Thursday night. but claims TO have been
out drinking with friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
Mrs. W. W. Scott.

ROUGH CREEK, VA, July Especial
Mrs Scott wife OF W. W. Scott who had
been I'm bad health for twelve months,
dicd this morning. Mrs. Scott was be-
tween hfty-hve and sixty years old She
Will be greatly missed as she was a kind
neighbor and good Christian woman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16

Mrs. Howard Tyree Roane, OF Ports
mouth. Is the gquest OF her cousin. Miss
Ivy Robins. of east Broad street.
Mr.. William L. Robins. OF Arkansas
Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. X Hoo-
ms. OF east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
NIAGARA FALLS TOURS

Via T.. +. and II. and Pennsylvania
Railroads.
Round-trip rate from Richmond only
sl400.
Special trains. with parlor cars attach
cd. leave Washington via Pennsylvania
railroad. AT 500 a. NJ. July 9th, August
10th, August oath. September 7th. Septem-
Der DIST. October 9TH and october 18th.
Tickets from Richmond good twelve
days: good for return passage on all regu-
lar trains except limited express trains.
stop-over allowed on return trip az Buff
falo. Rochester, and Watkins Glen.
For further Indignation, apply 70 Rich
mond Transfer Company S03 east Main
street: 10 Ticket Agent Byrd-Street Sta
ton. or 70 w. L. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager
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PETERSBURG. VA, July 15.-Special.
Mrs. 5. S. Lear. aged seventy nine years.
widow Of the late Rev. Joseph Lear, and
mother OF Rev ". w. Lear. pastor Of
NIarket-Street VI. r. church. In this city.
died tonight at 7:f5 o'clock az Market
street church parsonage She was strick-
en- with paralysis a few days ago.
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jeanette Swcring

BERLIN. July 15.-Jeanette swering
the most prominent representative OF the
Woman's Rights movement in Germany.
Is dead.
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Mr.. Hall Hooker Minor, sixth son OF
Professor BENJAMIN b. and Mrs. Virginia
o. Minor is dead in Memphis. Tenn.
His remains will be brought 10 Rich
mond and Inferred I'm Hollywood to-mor-
row morning at 10 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
JAMESTOWN ExcUnsION

Tomorrow by the y. Y. i. U. Boat
leaves A. NJ. Tickets, 81; children. 80
cents.
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Miss Maria Lucas.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July 10
special.-Miss Maria Lucas. wellmown
in this city, died to-day at the home Of
her brother, Enneyer Lucas. in STAFFORD
county. aged hfty-1ye years.