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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09

t-NcW lofk lriDuue.)
Some persons have peculiar ideas OK
how 10 cheer one up. A fond Brooklyn
mother was endeavoring the other day
az the breakfast table 20 comfort her
daughter, who had not received a letter
for several days from her fnancee.
Il am sure he Is forgetting me-" wall
ed Georgianna, refusing 10 eat her
toast.
oh / don't think so. dear" said the
fond mother. He always used TO say
no couldn't possibly do IT,
"But / never believed him." exclaimed
Georgianna. shaking her head denantly.
Hos so taken up with the fall shooting
that he thinks OF nothing else"
Mamma tried once more. Perhaps his
gun exploded and he has been so injured
that he couldn't write" she said, sooth-
ingly.
Georgianna instantly burst into tears,
and the good. old mother was keenly
disappointed that her effort 10 comfort
the girl had SO signally failed.
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CONTEST IN KENTUCKY
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PACED

for Surrogate, Abner G. Thomas-55.6IO-
He was formerly Henry George leader
Ex-Justlce Joseph Daily Husion), can
dldate for Supreme Judge. who was ex-
pected TO get many Democratic votes, did
not head the poll for his ticket. The In
dependent Labor vote, as Indicated by
the vote for John 8. Crosby. for Supreme
Judge. was $500, or 1900 less than the
Socialist vote.
The Tammany pluralties in the several
counties are about normal, the gam OF
Assemblymen in the city being due large
Nv to combinations with Citizens Union
and labor men against Republican candi-
dates
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Mine Trouble Brewing.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. November s.
Word has reached here from Ducktown'
Tenn, I'm Monroe county, thai serious
trouble is brewing there between the
miners and operators Of the Ducktown
Sulphur Copper and Iron Company. six
hundred miners are out on strike. and
the company had arranged TO put men In
their places to-day. The miners are arm
ed and guarding the mines, ana refuse
to allow the new men 10 enter.
The strikers have secured a lot OF WINS
KEY. and are becoming boisterous. The
company have 100 deputies guarding the
property, and are employing a.. who APP
ply. The company say they Will put the
new men to work, and the miners say no
scabs shall replace them.
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The Philippine Death-Sentences.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. November s.
The four cases Of cOurt-martiol death
sentence OK soldiers ina the Philippines.
which reached the War Department by
yesterdays mail. are awaiting transmits
sion 10 the Secretary Of War. The men
under sentence are Private Otto K. Coz
nine. Corporal George DamphOfter, and
Private Peter Bennett all Of Company Il,
Sixteenth Infantry. and Private William
T.. Scarborough. or Company B, Third
Infantry. These cases will have TO go TO
the Secretary Of War. and thence TO the
President for approval The Executive
action cannot be forecasted, but II is gem
orally understood here that. in case the
sentences are not committed by the Presi-
dent. it is more than likely that the at
tOrneys for the convicted men Will en-
deayor by pointing out technical flaws in
the proceedings. to prevent the IMPOSE
tion of the extreme penalty. IL is under
stood, also. that General Otis's approval
of the sentences was coupled with re
commentator for mercy To make this
recommendation the General would nave
TO approve the sentence, as he has the
right 10 disapprOve the sentence In toto,
but not to mitigate n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09
sH.w.s PLURALITY. 10000.
iowa Legislature shows Hepubiic""
Gnin of II votes.

DIES MONIES, IA, November S-ke-
turns from ninety Of the nnety-nine
counties Of the state, with estimates on
the others, show the Republican claim
Of 600 plurality for Governor Shaw is
easily maintained, and may go slightly
above that figure. His majority over
all candidates for Governor is estimated
az 5000. which is the largest in the
history Of the State on Il gubernatorlai
vote. b.
The Legislature will stand Senate. 30
Republicans and Is Democrats; House,
So Republicans and II Democrats-a gain
Of seventeen votes on joint ballot for the
Republicans.
Both the Gear and Cummings forces
claim a majority Of the Republican votes
for the United states senatorship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09
Chilly af pnrricINe.

CHARLESTON, 5. C., November s.-Dr.
Maxcy c. Lee. Of a well-known family OF
Darlington. this State. who HI led MS
father. DR.. Lee. several months ago,
was to-day found guilty. with a recon-
mendatiOn to mercy" which probably
means life Imprisonment In the state
Penitentiary. The testimony showed tnat
DR.. Lee. the father, was In the haii' taih-
ing 10 his son. the accused. who had i'm
his hand q hammerless gun, which was
discharged lodging in the body OF me
father who died from the wound Tine
plea OF the defence was accidental homi-
eide. The case began on Monday. and the
verdict OF guilty was returned this after
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09
NORTH CAROLINA's CAPITAL.
Federal Court Meets on December
Ith-NeyVs from Raleigh.

RALEIGH, y. c.. November S.-(Spe-
cial) Robert NJ. Douglas
left for Greensboro last night 20 be pres
ent at the marriage at noon to-day OF
his daughter. Madeline 10 T.. ". Myers,
of the state Geological Survey
The Supreme Court sustains the new
road law. allowing taxation for roads
This is the law-an excellent one, by tEe
way-the enactment of which by the lie
gislaturc was due 20 the zeal and effort OF
State Geologist Holmes.
The Federal Court meets here Deccm-
Der 18th The Judge has stated that the
two weeks term is not long enough to
permit OF the disposal OF the great mass
Of business. and that there Will De
session In January. There are now on
the docket twenty more cases than ever
before. and all the commissioners nave
not made returns as yet.
An effort was made TO ascertain who
Their A. j. Marshall the wilmington
lawyer. would be tried next month, Djt
the District Attorney said he did not
know whether that case could be reached
or not. He said a man who had been
i'm jail on charge for the same crime
at Wilmington had been released On
bond. as II was not desired 10 Keep MN
In iail until the May term
A MAGNETIC HEALER
magnetic healer IS causing great
sensation at GoldsbOrO' by alleged mlrdcu-
lous cures. He Is TO come mere. II -
claimed that he cured case OF loco
motor ataXia. o
Ex-Congressman Thomas Settle was
here last night. He says he Is awaiting
"A reply from the Republicans to his open
letter 10 Congressman Llhney' IN whlcn
he takes ground against the opposition
by the Republican State Committee 20
the new election law.
The state charters the High Point SHIT
Factory. This adds another TO the OIL
ready remarkable variety OF industries
there.
Chairman Mcneil. Of the Corporation
Commission. says that an examination
of The reports on banks, as made by the
state Bank Examiners, shows me con-
dltion Of affairs.
Sfate-Auditor Aver left to-day for Tar
boro' 10 attend the wedding OF MISS
Matte Dancy and Henry h. Litchtord'
cashier Of the Citizens National BANK
- a..
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so,,b DoI.otn Returns.
detroit Free Press)


wonder If was ever like that?' asked
n woman who wore big hat and bright
COlOrs on the street car. IL lhere -
anything under the canopy that annoy
me in is "A couple Of callOW children llk1
they are thinking they're young. women.
Il think they're very Ike children IRON;
the beginning" smiled the benevolent old
woman I'm the next seat. whose voice "ee
sweet and whose eyes were so kindly
that they spoke for themselves.
Il hope not It's humiliating TO be
Heve IT, Look at them. chattering Ike
jaybirds and chewing gum as hard as
they can chew and talking about the
boys. of course. They'll know NOR,
when they get older. But it's q horrid
age when they eat candy, walk nome
from school with some boy. giggie, sif
I'm q cold room TO exchange secrets. ana
believe in fortune telling. Did you ever
hear Of a more ridiculous round OF occu-
"Then you have no children Of your
own?'
I've had chances enough. Why. how 90
YOU dor as a middle-aged bachelor hur-
ried into the ear and took the seat ahead.
II haven't seen you Tor an age. How
well YOU are looking. DO come back
here where | can talk 70 you better.
have 80 much 20 tell you. That's better.
DO YOU know. | was beginning 20 feel
real cross toward you for not being more
sOCiable.'
Then she ratified away at great pace,
shaking the plumes on her bonnet, sim
pering, throwing killing" glances from
her eyes. and emphasizing at least two
words out Of five.
Did you everY' whispered one girl 70
the other. Regular talking machine
isn't she2 DO you suppose wen ever be
Ike thatY'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09
Greetings from NegrOs.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., November s.
The following cable has been received al
the War Department:
Manila. November THE following
has been received from Negros, dated To-
day: TO the President OF the United
States: The civil governor, councillors,
Judges and secretaries who constitute
the new government Of this island. In
taking possession thereof this day nave
the honor of affectionately saluung your
Excellency, and trust that in the inaugu-
ration of this form Of government, Dased
upon the liberal and democratic instltu-
tions which have made that great repub-
lie so grand and prosperous, new era
viii open up to this region, which Will
enable IL TO reach the legitimate goal
Of it, inspiration. Menecio severinol;
(Slgncdl ~.
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Gnnd I'LL ut the niiOu.

Every act on the Bijou bill this week
pleascs, and there has been no failing on
i'm the attendance. WAYNE and Caldwe
do a ceverly arranged sketch. Ii is a
life story, and is brimful OF comedy. Mr..
Wayne is a good acrobatic dancer. and
Miss Caldwell a first-rate character come
dienne. Bogert and O Brian nave made
the hit OF musical acts Mr.. Bogert IS
perfect negro I'm his makeup and action.
Miss Nellie Lawrence sings new songs,
and her action Is with a dash The Vita
graph shows a number OF good views and
local pictures a matinee Will be given
this AFTERNOON al 230 O'clock
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no WIGHT ExPRnss conrANIEs.
The J.. & y. VIII DO Its own For
xVnrding-Orders for Equipment.

Nnrding-Orders for Equipment.
Railway and express men are greatly
Interested in the attempt which the Louis
VILE and Nashville will make 10 cut loose
from the old exposes companies and Csc
tablish forwarding business OF its oWn.
It IS officially annWnced that this w.l Dee
done.
II IS going 20 be a battle royal DO 8
said thar President Robert Garrett. o the
Baltimore and ohio. broke down bis road
by opposing the express companies I1l-
mans. and the Western Union Even ffs
old-fashloned New Haven read has fll
10 give up its private sleepers anu ..ae
stock I'm the Pullmans n is pointed 0rt
that the Louisville and Nashville ul
have 10 fight the Adams Express Com
pany. with n2.O0o000. the American vito
SIS 10000: the United states. with sHH
coo: Wells. Fargo q CO.. with $4,000
II the fight is a long one everybody
be surprised. Neither would DO sc.m
he doubtful.
The railroad companiet continue o. 80
orders for new equipment 10 is A
nounced that on Friday Of ilst week I'D.
following orders for locomotives a1t
cars were placed: New York Central y
locomotives: Erie. 1000 cUai-cars. Georgia
and Alabama. 1000 freignt-c1rs. t.e Il.-
ing Company. ears, LOCOMOTIVES ari
equipment at a cost Of }iDJon. 1r.tt
Northern. 20 locomotive. MinnelI.l aud
ST. Louis. 10 locomotives. Northern f'-
cifc. Il engines md Do coaches. Baltimore
and Ohio. Y freiglr engines. Hooking Fal-
lev. Loo bOx-cars. Chicago and Alton. 10
steel gondola-cars Wheeling ana IAh'
Erie. 3 parl0r-clrs and coae1e- Mobile
and Ohio. 1850 box-clrs, Cleveland ~
rain and Wheeling ~ coai-car- and l''
box-cars. and Chicago and Eastern ll'-
nois 800 boX-cars.
II &c said that the Princess Anne. Cai'
Henry and Lynnharcn Fay fahi
chorte~ for which was granted Joy H
last General Assembly. Will boz Do ope.a
ZION bv about june f. ~. A i.-h'
wav has been obtained. and WORK N'l
beain I'm a few weeks II VIII Ii.
virginia Beach 10 Cape Henry. q nI
~ seven miles. and later on lo
haven Bay. The Offices or I'D. I,i'
I'm this city. Mr. James H. W.i.,,,n .,
the head Of the enterprise. 10 VIII
electric road of standard gauge
Tho onostion of The removal or tne
oval offices and shops OF the a'.,0
AIRLINE from Portsmouth 10 l,e''
a. ,o9fn bcing discussed. bul il'7
~ SHELTON williams stated Ne-I'i ...
49, +,. matter has never beeh ''n.''.'l
cons,dered. He has repeatedly nAD-
statement.
There was 10 have been an amman l',
40. - tha stockholders of the fAi M.
ara Powhatan railway yesterahy, ou, T"
vas postpOned owing to lack OF d. N'N'
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ENGLAND. AMERICA. AND CHINA.
Nothing Sensational I'm Our NegOti-
ntiOns TOuching the Lnsi-Nnmeh.

IUst-Nhntus
WASHINGTON, November S.-Oficials
here are at a loss to know what was
meant by the mysterious London dis
patch relative to Anglo-American rela-
tons as to China. which was of such a
startling character that it could not be
published 1t Is stated that there is no
thing under consideration in this line az
present between Great Britain and the
United States that can be said TO be of a
sensational character.
CHINA ON THE QUI WYE.
The Chinese Government, through It's
Minister in Washington. Mr.. WI Ting
Fang, is keeping a watchful eye on the
recent developments relating to China.
Within the last few days Minister WI
conferred with Secretary Hay with "a
view to learning to what extent the
United States had acted. The response
OK the Secretary of state is understood
to have been quite fun and frank, and 10
the erect that. at the request OF the
President, our ambassadors and minis
ters abroad had been asked 20 secure
definite assurances that there should be
no interruption TO the access OF Amerl-
can trade ana commerce 10 the interior
OF China through the treaty ports
FRANCE MAY BE lLLIBERAT.
The view prevails that while there Will
be no difficulty I'm securing general assur-
ances Of favorable character. IL Is not
30 certain that a definite statement IN
writing or other tangible form will BE-
given. Those best acquainted with IN
subject hold that Great Britain. Germany.
and Russia will coincide with the Ameri-
can view, and IL any objection comes II
is likely 10 arise in France. as the French
policy IN Madagascar and Cochin China
is 10 give preferential rates 70 French
goods and 10 discriminate against foreign
goods From this It is implied that
France would not give a definite assur-
anco that American commerce would be
on equal terms IN China where French
spheres OF influence prevail.
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HIr unhnrf Much improved.

PATTERSON, y. j.. November S.-The
vice President was so well to-day that
he was permitted TO read telegram on
inquiry from Governor Roosevelt Oh NJ"
York. 49,.
DR. Newton said tonight he was greatly
pleased al the Improvement OF Mr.. H9-
bart and wished the Improvement could
6e permanent He says, however, that
rent' No further bulletins Will be issued
until change occurs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09
Vanderbilt, WIN Duly Probated.

NEW YORK. November S.-The Will OF
the late Cornelius Vanderbilt was offered
FOR formal probate to-day before Pro-
bate-Clerk Washburn. All the living wit
nesses 10 the Will, which was executed
June Is, 1896 and the two cOGcis. the
first Of which was executed April q. 1897.
and the second April 4. 1899. We're present.
and testified 10 their signatures on the
will and codicils. Surrogate Varnum sign
o. the decree pYobating the Vanderbilt
will.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09
INC "Oncn-Doorv in China.

LONDON. November 9.-The Morning
post publishes the following dispatch
rom Washington: Negotiations IN Lon
tween Great Britain. China, and tie
United States 10 maintain the 'open-door
IN China. which Power will undertake 10
develop both British and American trade.
II Is understood that Germany and proO-
ably Russia will give the United States
written assurances. as TO the maintenance
OF the open door"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09
Chr Fare in Many Lands.

In Belfast. ireland; Berne, sNi'1,l
land. cork ireland; Marseilles, France
prague. Austria. and sydney. Austr' ,.,
the str.et-car fare is . cents for any as
tanc. In Dublin. Ireland. the fare Pr =
cent a mile In Berlin IL Is 3l-2 cents TOT
the f,rst mile, and | cent for each a1'.
tional mile. In Florence. Italy. Il =
cents from the outskirts 10 the centre "
tina city aud cents across the city'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09
JrDGE REAGAN Is HERE.
pos,ma.ter-GeneraI Of the Coni'd'-
-. upi,I sneak az President Dn'i"

Hon. John II. Reagan, OF Austin. ieh'
,,bo vas most intimately associated "Ih
president Davis during the war. and ai'
the evacuation Of Richmond. and D'
the distinction Of being tho only snr'
ing member OF the Confederate
arrived I'm the city Yesterday pr
and IS the guest Of Mr.. Joseph Bryan -'
"Lahurnum." ..
Mr.. Reagan expressed great pI.asi
being back Gin the old capitaP' orc
Il spent four years here durlr-
and | have many pleasant urm0r
my sOiourn. knew President lal
ana will make a few remarks about '.
not an address" .r.f.f
Mr. Reagan was the last CABIN, ."ll.b
20 leave the President. and remHi
him a fter tho bureaus OF The vlfl e
partments had been abandoned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09
Major McGrath Dies of Wounds.

WASHINGTON. ID. G., November s.-A
afternoon says that Major Hugh J. Me
Grath. captain Fourth Cavalry. died a,
Manila yesterday from wounds received
AT the battle OF Noveleta, a month ago
Major McGrath was appointed 10 the
Military Academy from Wisconsin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09
Tbe Popularity

OF the name BUDwEIsER is such as 20
TEMPT many brewers 20 attempt iis
on Inferior brands. The United Stoves
courts have accorded that name eNc.lI.-..t..,
" 10 the Anheuser-Busch BuDWEls-"
brand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09
Hospitality Committee TO Meet.

The Committee on Hospitality OF the
Baptist General Association will meet
tonight The body will gather at s O'Clock
NJ the second Baptist church. The asso
citation meeting IL scarcely more than a
week of now. Chairman Sadler urge,
that every member be present at this
time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09

Co, Oregon my health was very poor. had
been troubled for about eight years with female
disease. l dOctored With good physicians but
obtained no relief. so wrote to the Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association aud was advised
10 take Dr. rierce's Favorite Prescription and
Golden Medical Discovery ] did 50. and am
happy TO say my health began TO improve and
did my work mp TO the last, and felt splendid.
IL got along finely during confinement, and
have the healthiest baby ever saw. When he
was three months old he weighed eighteen
pounds: he Is now seven months old and weighs
lwenty-four pounds. | can say have had no
return OF my old troubles. / thank you very
much for the good you have done me"
Any woman may write to Dr. R. V.
Pierce, OF Buffalo, n. Y, statement of
her case, which will be considered in alb
solute confidence by this physician who
stands among the foremost specialists of
the century in the treatment OF womeu's
diseases He will send her lin plain,
sealed envelope) sound, sensible, valua-
bic advice free of all charge.
DIR. Pierce's great thousand-page, ILL
Illustrated Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser will be sent free, paper-bound, for
81 one-cent stamps, TO pay the cost of
mailing only, or cloth bound for *
sfauupc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09

The United States circuit Court o.. N'
meals will convene to-day with JNN-
Con. Brawley. simonton, and PAU ''
the bench
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09

T.ondon.-The newspapers unanim'N
regard Mr. McKinley's election tQ e
cond presidential term as assured.
Gloucester. Mass The italian bark
vatore. which arrived from ~
Italy had on board Captain A. y. l't'
and the shipWrecked crew ~ seven I
or the schooner william l.. down -
New Haven. bound from savannah
New Haven. with lumber. and aDan1''
Water-lOgged az sea. Tho rescued mel
Captain \. #. Dyer Mate II.
and Engineer +. p. Marshall. or Deer .. i,
Me: Jacob Dahl. Jacob Ihohl'
Charles Johnson. Lewis Johnson, """
Alexander Sk0va. all NOrwegidns.
Boston-The work OF discharglng .
cargo OF cotton from the steamer ~.
fred continued and IL was said thet h.s+
Nos. /. 8. and 4 would be- free last ii.
Hold No. ?. where the hre Is soitli,',,s
was not opened yesterday, bnt the Neon
will be removed to-day and the 'V..,
from this section will be loaded into i.s
ers. IL il stated tat the nre WAS plv...,.
bly, more serious than was at hfst ANN
mated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09
Democratic sweep I'm Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. November S-Cor-
rect semi-ofcial returns show that the
Democrats made almost a clean sweep
in the municipal election held here yester-
day. The Republicans succeeded but IN
seven cases on the entire ticket They
elected the Sheriff, Auditor. Tax Commits
sioner County Clerk. and three super
visors. The Democrats elected the Mayor
and all other county officers. and fifteen
supervisors. Mayor Phelan's plurality over
Davis Republican, IS 1856.
Crescent city Victory Easy.
NEW ORLEANS. November s.-The
regular Democrats won an easier victory
than they expected. The registration had
been thoroughly purged. and the negro
practically eliminated. leaving 5000
votes, as against 1900 votes on the roll
two years ago. OF these 5000 votes were
cast. and Paul Capdeville, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Mayor. received ma
jOrity of GOO.
Results in Utah.
SALT LAKE. UTAH, November s.
Thompson Republican,. for Mayor. has
a majority OF $50. The Republicans also
elected Recorder and Auditor. and the
Democrats Attorney, Treasurer and Jus
tice OF the Peace. The Council stands
nine Republicans and six Democrats. The
Democrats elected mayors in Ogden
Provo. Park city. and Logan.
South Dakota Returns.
ABERDEEN. 5. D., November S.-More
complete returns from the state at large
confirm last nights estimates Of a Re
publican majority of 1000 to 1000 Tor
Supreme Judge.
SIOUX FALLS, s. D., November sd
ditionaI reports received tonight make
but littla change IN the Republican ma
iority. increasing Il from 3,S75 20 4.ol.
Candidate for GOvernOrship'
BIRMINGHAM. ALA. November s.
Hon. W. J. Sanford has announced him
self as a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09
MORE pREwEnIEs FOR THE SOUTH
One Ut Lynchburg and One at New
mort News.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. November s.
THE MARYLAND Brewery Company of Bal
timore. formerly the Lion Brewing Com
pany. have decided to build several large
brewerles in the SOuth-one az Lynchburg
ana one at Newport News. Va. Atlanta,
Ca. will undoubtedly get another and
rrorosition has been made 10 erect an
amer here. Each brewery will have a
capital stock OF $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09

has ceased TO be a
cause of rejoicing,
but has become in
stead a burden to
be dreaded and
looked forward to
with melancholy
and apprehension.
" About three
months before our
last baby was born
W hich is our
fourth J. writes
Mrs. Nellie Carl, of
Myrtlepoint, Coos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09

Edward n. Grim, East Radford. Va,
planter
POSTAL.
Among the postmasters commissioned
are the following: Robert r.. Saunders,
Anna, n. c.; Claudius s. Morris. Central
Falls. y. G.
A new post-office has been established
at Gap Run. Frederick county, Va, with
John &. Ramcy as postmaster.