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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-19

Peoria nls. March H. Andrew In.
peuy a malster mortally wounded his
divorced wife on the street and killed
himself. DE shot her the second time
after she was down. and then turned
the weapon on himself, falling dead up.
on her body She had refused 10 return
90 him
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-19

New York. March is-Mrs ALFRED
DeCordova. wife Of the well known
broker, and who was reported rs one Of
the missing guests of the Windsor hotel.
is safe. She was not in the hotel at the
time Of the fire.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-19

Dallts March rs Twelve cottages
were destroyed b. fire here az ocloci,
this morning The total value VIII
reach $4,000 insufficient water given
a. the cause for 80 many burning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-19

San Angelo. Tex, March is-E. l.
Rucker's pasture Of 5000 acres. near
Sherwood was almost totally destroyed
by IRE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
LYNCHBURG'S RAILROAD WAR.
The Southern Makes lis First Move
Developments Awaited.

LYNCHBURG. VA. May l.-Special.-
The railroad war" goes merriiy on, and
the tactics OF the Norfolk and Western
and the Southern are exciting great
deal of interest among ,ne people in gem
Gal. The story OF how the Norfolk and
Western built a short line on their own
lot across the route OF proposed branch
Of the Southern along Blackwater creek
has already been told
That happened on Tuesday night. We'd
nesday passed without surface develop
meuts. but on last nigh, the southern
made a move. \ ma, cral train under
Roadmaster Thomas Bernard came up
from DanVille at 6 T. NJ. Yesterday with
a load of rails ties, &c. and large num-
Der Of hands Track-layine along Black
water creek between the Sixth street
and the Rivermont bridges went on
through the ght This track is above
the cross-section laid by the Norfolk and
Western. and the mtter is the barrier be-
tween the Southern's new-la'd track and
It's main line.
Below the Norfolk and Westerns track.
and between it and the Southern's main
line, is the old Relay House Yesterday
the Southern closed it, option on this
property and to-day the building is being
torn down at rapid rate.
Meanwhile. the Norfolk and Western
has been changing the rectiOn OF and
lengthenng its little cross-track so as 20
more effectually prevent the Southern
from connecting the two sections % its
proposed branch line.
The only way Tor the Norfolk and West
ern to get connection with IT'S miniature
railroad without running over short
portion of the Southern's track is by way
Of a bridge across Biackwater creek
They are surveying and measuring at the
pot to-day as though intend ng go act ailF
build that bridge, though whether 10 viii
ever be done is a question that cannot be
answered.
In fact there is not a little mystery
about tho whole business Railroad men
say the end is not YET
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
HAMPTON HAPPENINGS.
Fighting Street Car Ordinance-"CoI
oucl" Austin's Third Trial Begun.

HAMPTON, VA, May 12--Speclsl-A
mass meeting Of the citizens Of the town
was held last night Al the courthouse
pursuant 10 "A call from the Ordinance
Committee Of tho Town Council 20 as
certain the sentiment OF the people with
regard TO granting the ordinance asked
FOR by the new Peninsula Railway Com
pany. The new company wishes 70 On
addition TO an ordinance already granted
for its beuehU use one square Of Locust
street and one square of queen street
from Locust 10 Hampton Bridge. Locust
street is very narrow. also Queen at the
point named. The property holders In
that section are opposed To granting the
ordinance The people who ride are anX-
iOus for the new railway. That seems to
be the state Of affairs from the meeting
last night. Hundreds Of citizens were In
attendance and all took a marked in
tcrost in the meeting. The new railway
company was represented by Col. Thomas
Tabb and Mr.. H. G.. Bickford. OF New
port News; the Old company by MI.
Samuel Register. Of Richmond, general
counsel for the company. great mum
Der of citizens spoke pro and con on the
question. The committee will make It's
report TO the Town Council at its next
meeting.
one thing which has given the new
company o boom is The assurance 81 a
reduced fare for workingmen from llamp-
ton TO Newport News. The proposed
route from Locust street to hampton
Bridge is parallel with the tracks Of the
present railway company
Among the Hampton people who at
tended the Reunion a Charleston this
week are Mr.. George Booker ana WE
Messrs W. w. Richardson, A. {. HUI
gins and T. s Howell.
The third trial of col" G. p. Austin
for alleged assault on Bertha Tappin IN
June last was begun yesterday All day
was spent I'm securing "a jury. The evil
donce was taken mp this morning; but az
an carly hour "A knotty question OF adj
instability Of evidence came mp, and the
greater part of to-day has been spent in
arguing the point II was thought at
first that IL would be necessary 10 sum-
mons "a jury from another county. but II
was gotten with some difficulty in this
county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

dcred from Lexington 20 meet the party
at the railway station. three miles from
the Natural Bridge
Professor ID. ST. George Tucker, Of
Washington and Lee University eA-mem-
her of Congress sent the following invita-
ton 20 President Mckinley:
"lf you come to the Natural Bridge.
Lexington viii claim you. Many points of
interest here. ! shall claim you as my
guest Won you come?
0Siancd III ST GEO. TUCKER
The third days session of the Virginia
state Bapis' Convention coloreD was
spent m the election OF the various
boards connected with The missionary
work Of The State over sixteen hundred
dollars was reported ass the collections for
the past Year Lynchhurg has been So
lected as The place for the next meeting.
This afternoon was devoted 10 the Bap-
0-t Young Peoples UUiou. The con
ycutou received am invitation from Cen
era Scott shipp superintendent of me
Virginia MILITARY Institute to visit the
institute and grounds. which they did
iu % body this afternoon. and witnessed
dress parade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
JUDGE LOWELL BETTER.
Improving from His Stroke Of Paraly-
sis-A Distinguished Legal Array.

FRONT ROYAL, May l2.-Special-
Judge John r.. Lowell who was stricken
with paralysis few days since, Is some
what improved, but stll very sick. Ills
daughters, Mrs Or. Taylor. of Richmond,
and Mrs. Jonrlcs. Of Fauquior county, are
with him.
Judge Lowell. who was In his younger
days known as Lord Lowell is perhaps
the most popular man in the county, and
his illness has elected much sympathy
and inquiry, and a host of friends all
over the State have their affections cen
tered around him and pray Tor his are
Covery.
Colonel John W. peyton deputy clerk,
and G.. a. Macatee. Jr. are acting as
clerks Of the court.
Judge Lowell was stricken just as ne
was going from his Office 10 The court
room at the opening hoUr OF the May
term Of the Circuit Court
Tho Circuit Court for Warren Will
close to-day. The term is a shc-t one,
owing 10 the fact that an the jury cases
were agreed TO be continued.
Among the visiting lawyers present
at the term were h. r. Barton. Wnches-
ter; J.. a. Bailey Washington, ID. c..
l. G. Barley and A. W Armstrong.
Alexandra. Major Armstrong Luray.
Nj Berwick Newmarket; J. +. Jeffries
and H. j. Hotchkss. Jr.. Warrenton;
J.. 7. Garter. Washington. Va, NJ L..
Walton. Woodstock. Marshall McCor-
mick. a. Moore. Jr.. and Colonel j. S. g.
Moore. BcuyNille-quito an array of dis
tinguished talent Some very important
ChanCcry causes were heard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
DIR. WIN. A. TH0M,
OF NORFOLK. DEAD
A Distinguished Citizen and Father of
MIR. Alfred P. Thorn.
CITY SUSTAlNS A DOUBLE LOSS.
His Funeral on the Same Day With
That OF the Lamcntcd DIR. Arm
strong-lwo of Norfolk's Most
Highly Respected Men.

NORFOLK. VA. May 12.-speciai.-
DR. VIM. Alexander Thorn. formerly Of
Northampton. County Va. died this
morning al 9 o'clock at the residence in
this city OF his son, Mr.. Alfred 7. Ihom.
pr. Thorn was scvcnty-nine years old.
lie and his family have for years been
distinguished for commanding ability
here where they have been especially
prominent.
The funeral will occur from ST. Luke S
Episcopal church, Rev. Arthur 5. Lloyd
pastor. tomorrow at O'Clock in the az
tern0on.
A considerable number OF friends and
relatives are expected TO come from
northampton county 10 attend his fu-
neral.
A DISTINGUISHED son.
Or Thorn was the father OF that DIT.
William A. Thorn. who distinguished hum
self while acting as quarantine officer OF
this port. This position he held al the
time OF his death some Ave years ago.
SAD Coincidence.
The fact that Dr. Thorn should be
buried in Norfolk upon the same day as
that other distinguished gentleman Dr.
Armstrong has been commented upon.
Norfolk has suffered a great loss hy the
death OF both Or. Armstrong and Dr.
Thorn. The death Of either was not UNI
expected however. since both gentlemen
were far advanced in years.
Dr. Thorn was an uncle OF Or. ]. y.
Upshur. Of this city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
WILLIAMSBURG NOTES.
jamestown CelebratiOn-Sen. Barnes
Not a Candidate-PcrsOn

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, May l2-Spe-
cial.-A large number OF our citizens will
attend the celebration az jamestown to-
morrow Hon. A. j. Montague viii be
the orator of the occasion. and the eX-
ercises will bee interesting and instruc-
tive.
Il IS reported ON apparently good au-
thority that Senator Manly H. Barnes.
OF New Kent county, win not be a cam
dldate FOR denomination
MIR. w. G. Johnston, Of the Gazette.
returned this morning from ten days
stay In Ohio.
Hon. Sydney Smith. judge Of the County
Court. is confined 10 his residence ON Ire
land street. on account of sickness
Mr. Archer Brooks returned this morn
Ing from visit to his brothers, capt
L. J. Brooks. Of Manchester and Mr.. w.
NJ ". Brooks. of Richmond.
Mr. A. j. Barnes. of Lighfoot, returned
this morning from visit TO his brother
Hon NJ II Barnes. Boulevard. Va.
Captain Tom Phillips. sheriff of York
county, is here to-day Oh official busi-
ness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
C0MM0NSENSE KANSANS.
Want Go Buy General Funston a Home
Instead of a sword

TOPEKA. KAN. May IA counter
movement against the purchase OF %
sword for General Funston has been
started. An appeal WAS made yesterday
for funds with which 10 buy him house.
IS Ill., Barnes secretary o. the Kansas
Horticultural Society LEAFS the move
ment. ana his appeal for funds says.
"ln tight place any general would
trade a $1,000 sword for a $3.50 revolver.
II the revolver was well loaded or even
a hat fun of rocks might DO better. I'm
pinch Dayids pebbles were mightier than
Goliaths sword. General Funston has
found a bride since he left rs. A married
couple should have n home.
How much better to present them
v,th a pleasant and useful home IN To-
peka than a useless sword Le' the sub
scrint ons roll and buy them home and
then furnish Il and put rig In the barn
and money In the bank for the little
necessaries needed until hs is settled. -
New York sun. ...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
TRUSTS RAISE PRICES.
\ Witness Before the Industrial Com
mission Saws This Is the IcrdencN


WASHINGTON. May -Specisi-State
Senator j. W. Lee. Of Plt-sDus was
witness before the Industrial Comm lon
to-day I'm the trust question. with use
peclal reference 20 the Standard oil Conn
pary Mr.. Lee is a pracuc.ng attorney
and is connected with the Independent
oil Company a competitor of the stand
ard
The great power OF the STANDARD OF
Company be said had been in the disc
elimination in freight rates and rebates
allowed by railroads 90 that combination.
lie believed it was suii kept up odt n
such a way that he did not believe r'iI-
road companies could be reached. ti5
belief was that the railroad companies
paid exorhitant prices Tor lubricant.
bought OF the Standard oil Company and
in this way made the rebate.
Mr.. Lee thought the popular idea that
combinations reduce tho cost to con-u-
mers was erroneous. that tho tendency
is 20 increase prices until they become
extortiOnate by forcing out competition.
The prices OF oil at all points where the
Standard OH Company had no c0mpeu-
ton. was higher than whore the oppose
ton got in. In New York Brooklyn and
Jersey City. said Mr. Lee the Standard
sold oil at 9ia cents gallon up to March,
1896. The Independent OH Company put
IT'S wagons on the streets and oy July
the same year the Standard bad brought
the price 20 5i2 cents gallon. The same
had been done boa Philadelphia. lie said
oil could De sold A. cents Itn "a hand-
some profit iO both. His company was
IN competition with the standard BOZ about
one hundred places in The United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
NEWPORT NEWS TRIAL.
Evidence In-The Prisoner n Good Wit
ncss-Ncw &. g q. Elevator.

ncss-Ncw G. g O. Elevator.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, May 12.-spe-
cial-All the evidence I'm the trial OF Wal
ter Wood for the murder of j. j. Gl0von.
is in. and argument VIII begin tomorrow.
The prisoner himself was, of course,
the star Witness and he made a good
one. his evidence producing an evident
impression upon the jury. and being UNI
shaken i'm crOss-eXamindtion.
The testimony Of the eyewitness TO
the shooting is I'm direct conflict, the
commonwealth Witnesses swearing that
when he was shot, Gl0ven had gotten
bv Wood and was running away from
him: the defcnses witnesses testifying
that when he was shot Gloven was ad-
vaucing directly and swiftly on Wood.
The defense rested This afternoon
The work of erecting the new 1000 oc0
bushel grain elevator for the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway VIII begin Monday.
The site has already been graded ana
test piles have bsan driven. The new
elevator Will not be as large as the one
now here. which has Il capacity of 10000
bushels
Foreman huffman. of "a force of car
pentcrs. was seriously injured this morn
Ing by the collapse " q scanold on which
he was working j. r. Hurt and r.. Tur-
ner We're also painfully, but not seriously
hurt. In the accident
Bids will Doe advertised for tomorrow
for the construction of a handsome four
story brick building To he erected on the
Winston property. one Of the most val
liable business sites I'm the city. Bids VIII
also be advertised for tomorrow for tho
new Episcopal church 10 be erected on
Thirty fourth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
Mr.. GRAY BURlED.
The Railroad Not to Rcpubli-
can Candidate i'm southampton.

BOYKlNS. VA. May 12.-Special.-rhe
burial OF Mr.. William Gray took place
from his fathers residence near here
Wednesday afternoon. A very large crowd
OF our best people were present Rev.
y. h. Foushce ofiiciated, assisted by Rev.
T. O. Edwards
The coroners jury found the railroad in
nOwise u blame.
The District Democratic Executive Com
mittee met last Wednesday. transacung
routine work. and issuing circular from
the county chairman and secretary. stat
ing that Mr.. ". y. Sebrell. a Republican.
has announced his candidacy for Sheriff
against our nominee. Mr.. J. W. Williams.
This IS the fourth time that Mt Sebrell
has been the Republican candidate for
this Office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
A NEW STEAMER.
Frederick sburg " ants Il Named for
the IOWr-t Church Dedication.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, May r.
Specialize Free Lance. Of this city.
calls on President Henry Williams Of the
Weems Steamship Company. editorialiy,
to name the new steamer now being built
FOR the route between. this city and Balti-
more The Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Moliie HUT widow OF the late
steptoe d. HUT died d few days ago at
her home near MOntross
Madison county has been paying bounty
on hawk scalps. but the Board of super
wilson's has decided not To continue the
practice unless the adjoining counties Will
do likewise.
on Junt 18th. the handsome now Baptist
church at Bowling Green, known as
Calvary. will be dedicated with imposing
ceremonies. The time selected is the an
niyersary Of the organization OF the
church.
Handsome galvanized iron fag.polos
we're placed I'm the public buildings TO-
day. preparatory 10 raising national flags.
which Will be done al a later date. with
appropriate ceremonies. including public
spea king.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

There was small attendance OF the
members OF Lee Camp at tie meeting last
night. owing tO many veterans being in
charleston First Lieutenant -. G. Rich
ardsou presided. and Colonel T. L. Pol
lard acted as adiutant.
stephen H. Sweeney and Robert NOlt
We're recommended Tor admission 10 the
soldiers Home The application OF John
T. Staples was referred % The board, as
the applicant IS unknown % the members
OF the camp.
Tic application OF John T.. D0Wner OF
I.ako's Iaftrrv. for membership In the
camp. was received and referred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
HIS NERVE MAY SAVE HIM,
The Victim of the Crazy Policeman -
SIM Aiiyc-Ncw Lumber Company.

SIM Aiiyc-Ncw Lumber Company.
NORFOLK. VA. May 2-Spec.al-J.
Wilbur Stakes VINO was SHOT 600 Iuedly
last by Policeman Tyson although shot
through fhe lungs. ls SAN alive. There is
"a faint hope tnat ho may recover. Dee
cause of h.s expressed determination not
to a'c Tyson was violent last night and
was placed iu 81 straight jack O.
Dan Reed. 3D. coi0red te1mster was
kicked in thc .acc hy his horse at the
Norfolk navy yard to-day and although
several hours have elapsed. is stu un-
conscious.
Governor Tyler and the other members
of th. State Board of Public Works to-
day Inspected she various terminals of
the transportation companies hero boo or-
der 90 assess them for taxation. Tire
board wln probably return Go Richmond
tomorrow.
Tho South Norfolk Company was char
tered hero to-day. maximum capital.
$4,000. vs.. vs.. Tunis president The COM
pany Will acquire real estate in Berkeley.
The charter of the Inuis Lumber COM
ra1y was amended empowering them to
acquire stock boo amy other incorporated
company. and the Franklin Land aud
Lumber Company was chartered. maxi
mum capital Stto1. George W. Blight.
OF Columbus. OHIO is president and the
company is oficered mainly by Ohioans.
This company 10 is believed Will operate
the planning mill which 81 was recently an-
uouuced would be established here.
John e.. stephenson. % colurel swell
was to-day sentenced 90 serve TWO years
in the pcutcntary for the betrayal OF
Julia Tahb lcol1reO. Interest was felt in
the case because Stephenson married Jul
lia's rival while the charge against him
was pending ITO was arrested on his
wedding day but persisted in marrying
The Congregation OF Ohef Shoiem have
granted 10 Rabbi Bernard Eberson a va
cation OF two years and called 90 hll his
place while absent Rabbi :. y. Cohen. a
recent graduate Of the Hebrew Union Col
lege, Cincinnati.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
GOVERNOR IN NORFOLK.
spends tie DAY ~ Inspecting Halfway
and Steamboat Terminals.

NORFOLK. VA. May l2-Governor
Tyler. State Auditor Marye ana state
Treasurer Harmau. composing the Board
Of Public Works. with The secretary, .. J.
Moore. are on tho city, and spent the day
inspecting ra lWay and steamboat terini-
naIs ln ordcg 100 assess them fOr taxation.
They Will return 90 Richmond tomorrow.
The Governor may possibly 90 20 James
town and participate in the celebration
OF the landing of John smith 10y the SO
ciety FOR the Preservation Of Virginia
Aulllu-llns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

The Association fpr the Preservation
Of Virginia Antiquities desire most cOrdi-
ally TO thank the caste. attendants and
fairies who took part IN the recent pre-.
sentation OF the Midsummer Nights
Dream" and all those who aided In MAX
ing the performance 50 brilliant a sue
cess.
The Association realizing that much
time and study were requisite to sccomp-
fish so dincult n task As the rendition
OF one OF Shakespeare's plays. assure
those who were engaged in this difficult.
task. OF lis most sincere appreciation OF
their services and compliments them
uuon their charming result.
MRS. HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
Corresponding Secretary A. p. V. a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
A SECRET MARRIAGE.
A salem Lady and Roanoke student
Man aud Wife Siuce December.


SALEM VA MAY 20 -SpeciaL--No lite
tie comment ln social circles was created
here to-day by the announcement of the
marriage on December 3lst last oy Rev
Bergman Green. rector of Christ church
Alexandria. Va. of AR. 5. 4, Mallory
Kennedy. OF New Orleans and a nephew
OF Senator Mallory. OF Florida, TO Miss
Sarah Strother Logan, daughter Of Col
and Mrs. r.. IL. Logan OF Salem.
The marriage had been skiiituliy con
ceaiet 10y the young couple. and the first
knowledge OF II came 10 Miss LoGan's
family Yesterday morning.
Mr. Kennedy is young man Of con
siderable ability as am actor, and Is a
-tudci~ OF Roanoke College. lie and
Miss Logan. together with other friends
we're visiting IA Washington last Christ
mas. and took occasion 80 20 across 20
Alexandra and get married
DR.. Frank kcilam. OF Hinton. W. Va,
proprietor 81 che kellam Cancer Cure. Of
that city. IS Ia town. and 81 negOtiatinr
for the removal Of the hospital to this
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
CHUaCH NOTICES.

f-fper. BAPTIST. -uI-rIHf pEk GE0.
COOPER. D. d.. pastor. HIn'. srHN.. ~
n.u A. 3d. lr.H.NIua Hi d ID Nt Dor.
3D. IS. TUTTEE AZ D.. 3D.. ~ the pare
Ions 0f rnr church Dn rIUE W.H le.
Ift.r fI... Ur.f o.. short ..rI.. of lectures
hofar. .rr On Testament students 0f
Richmond I1.I.-n aNi fH" N NnAl 'ot-
raou.. ar Ihe World. onHaron to the
r.y.. All r.f.r..f.I JOB ruI. study arl
cordaur invited $50 .r.I,. af usnt.
baptist srrNDAY-tcfDDr AserDT-
alton If Rl.hm.nd aud Manchester. Ths
school ASSOC ANTON ~ tcnmnnd had Hfn-
chester wi. Doe h,.d on SUNDAY .I.
nf O'Clock Nf fiN Ir.tI.f|iNtI d.. .-
church. An address WiI. nt nH." Do. rs,
j ti.f. " +i'0i ~, -
A good Woei mne h,7i ,5f.. TX
poctcd. Al.lll Dis Do.
w. ID. lINh' '.'.''t-
PARK-PLADt 81 d. gu I.' n ' ,li.-
THOS s. POTTS Ph. D.. ID D.. g3siof.--
Services at III ~. Ai aHi ID '.'
Quoted Dog PASTOR ''.'''i 'N''. '.''"
io ail'
upoAD STREET 50 GI n OBJ
4trocts SUNDAY S.h00. in n J.
nssfnr Hrr 49, 81 STARR ID DID, Ml.u-
ine subject care Thcr. In' Ways lN l.n-
ter fhe Kingdom vi firtFr.. hi i.aN''
"A lesson from fhe S.a ot I-f. a core
dial welcome t0 ADD
naI church. South ira.e s'f between
Fourth and FrM. Row N n. Ilbot.
D. d.. pastor preaching af n =. VI. ana
\ II w. lv ihe pastor AtN p. vi sermon
90 Knights T.mlHr
THE MONUMENTAL CHTTCU pr0-
tosrant Episc0nan. Broad srr.c' below
Twelfth E.r WILLIAM ALEXANDRA
pARR. rector Services. sundays it n
III and ID p 81 Holy Communion che
fi-sr sunday in The month lf ID 49, ~
and thlrI SUNDAY at go s.. 3d. ga
i,tp9- * NfAsSfF profession tt fle I..l-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
DR.. ARMSTR0NG'S FUNERAL.
win BE Buried This Afternoon from
tho Church lie served 80 Long.

funeral of Rev. George D0dd Armstrong
will take place tomorrow Saturday
afternoon from the First Presbyterian
church. at 4.3O o'clock There will be
large assemblnge OF Norfolk citizens Of
all denominations in attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

house firing pistols as they entered, and
that he was numerically dealt with.
Ills wife coming to his rescue. ono OF the
White Caps pointed n pistol at her, and
with an oath ordered her 10 leave.
Mr.. Taylors face Is badly bruised. lie
claims that one of the White Caps can
be easily identified and he will have
warrant sworn out for his arrest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
A SINGLE FLASH.
Only Thunderbolt in Storm Damages
a Dwelling in Brunswick.

WHITE PLAINS. VA. May II Special
Yesterday morning about o clock. dur
ing rain storm. lightning struck q tree
near the dwelling OF Mrs. 4. j. Brodnax
known as Woodlands breaking much
of the glass IN the windows on that side
and greatly frightening the ladies'. The
rain lasted several hours. but this was
the only flash OF lightning and the only
clap Of thunder heard during that time