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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
non TAyLoR's GREAT LECTURE.
brilliant Audience Charmed with
His Glove, Laughter. ana song

A great company Of cultured and re-
fined people at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association Hall laughed until they
were almost sore last night. Ex-Governor
bob" Taylor. Of Tennessee, delivered In
the Star Course OF entertainments his
just. popular. and celebrated lecture
Love. Laughter. and Song"
Governor Taylor was introduced 10 the
audience by Hon. A. J. Montague. Attor-
ney-General of Virginia. Mr.. Montague
was very graceful. taking just long
enough I'm his speech 10 give the audience
opportunity 20 settle IN their minds what
the Oft-heard-Of Bob Taylor looked Ike
before giving themselves over TO hearing
what he talked like. Mr.. Montague very
briefly sketched the lecturers political
career telling how. with fiddle and car
pet-bag. this gifted and big-hearted man
had won the highest gift II the people
three times. with great maj0riues.
Governor Taylor could easily have been
elected 10 any office by his audience at
the close OF his lecture last night. He
began by saying he was a king. and then
pictured the world q lovely palace, sup
plying all that heart could wish. His
powers Of description are wonderful and
never fail. Ills metaphors are actually
| dazzling and the mind likes 20 come
back with him from its lofty flight gently
| TO other things nearer the warm earth.
The sweetest thing in the lecture IS his
| sound and humane philosophy. He be-
| lieves that a nickel or a dime 10 the chill
| dren from the living fathers hands is
worth loads Of gold for the children 70
| ecrap over when the father is dead. lie
| believes a cheerful and encouraging smile
| for the man who IS honestly trying TO
make n living for himself and his loved
| ones Is worth more and better for the
man than millions Of flowers TO be buried
| under.
| The DISTINGUISHED lecturer tells n Joke
| we'll and excels I'm singing a comic song
| cOmically.
| Governor TAYLOR had a long drive and
/ dined with Governor Tyler yesterday. He
! goes 10 Washington to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
TeIegrapbic Briefs.

Atlanta. -Maior-General Nelson \.
Miles and party arrived from New Orr
leans. General Miles viii Inspect Fort
Mcpherson.
Austin. Tex.-James Davidson was hang
ed for the murder u George ". Engburg
a merchant. and his wife. at Manor, Tex,
last June lie confessed on the scafOld.
Montgomery Ala.-A deputy sheriff and
his balliff were killed at falkberry Ivy a
negro for whom "a warrant had been Is
sued. Their names are not known. a
posse Is IN pursuit Of the negro.
Darlington. :. cd. Lucky and Tom
Mitchell were hanged for assault on jose
phino Lanerty, n young white woman
This was the FIRST inaiance OF legal exc
cution IN the State Tor criminal assault
Paris.-In the high court Senate seve-
raj witnesses I'm the conspiracy cases
were heard. 20 the effect that the Roy
alists paid wOrxmen 90 make n demon
stration october z5fn. number or
straightforward belonging To the Nillette alb
att0lrs, testified that they received i've
francs H) a head frON the ROyallst
Commission 10 shout viva rarmee" tho
the day President Loubet was elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25

Mrs Budd Of Petersburg. who has been
sick at Dr MichauX's, was better yesteI-
day.
Air. c. T.. Thacker. or the Newport
News Daily Press, was i'm The city yes
Icrlay.
Rev S. r. Maxwell viii return to the
city on Saturday night ana occupy MS
pulpit Sunday morning and evening.
dr. PeH will lecture ON the sunday
school Lesson 40 the Young Mems Chris
tan Association this afternoon at 4.tD
o'clock
Dr. w. W. Moore, Of the Union Theo-
logical Seminary VIII occupy me pup
of the P0rk-Place vt thodist church az
both services ON sunday
Mrs. r. w. Moore and Miss Blanche
Morrow. of Charlotte n. c., are here on
"a visit to Ms VI. NJ. Williamson, MaHl-
s0n Flat, 10. ] south Firth street.
Captain Marion Dimmock spent THURS
dav in Newport News. lie is arch!ie Z
for the new $4,000 theatre mat IS now ln
course of erection in that thriving toWr.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Hampton continues
extremely sd 40 the residence OF AtL
daughter. Mrs j. A. Booker, No. c-7
east Main street Her physicians SAKE
that she is rapidly sinking.
An the patients were transferred from
81 Iuke's Home TO the new hospital az
Harrison and Grace streets yesterday.
rrho transfer was accomplished 10y means
81 carriages and Bcnnetts private amDu-
lance
Dr. w w Moore, president Of the
Union Theological Seminary, VIII occupy
fhe pulpit of park-Place church no both
services sunday. Dr. Moore is one of the
strongest preachers and ereatest pulpit
orators in che Presbyieii1n Church.
Senator Daniel left yesterday morning
far Charlottesville. II was his intention
fo go ON 90 Washington, where he WCuld
ioin the presidential party and attend tEe
funeral OF Nice-Irasidcnt Hobart az
Nrorrrk To-day Senator Daniel VIII of
fciate as one OF the pal-bearers.
Mr. Uu Montague. president Of ihe
u4rffst Young Peoples Union or Elrn-
nond and Mr Garland Pollard. presi-
dom If the state Baptist Young People
Union win address the Baptist Young
rburlh tomorrow afternoon at 3.A
O'Clock. FIN The ladies' parlor.
p~ Hawthorne will occupy his puipit
tr' me Grove-Ayenuc Baptist churcn NON
morning and evening. ms suoi,ct 'ot
~ ,,,|ruirv sermon. "Christ foiGiNl.t
ff tfn~lerers." Evening subject "a
iticb rool" a. the morning service lh,
riehf- hand Of fellowship VIII %, eAleAl''
fo about twenty new members
The subject of the sermon az ihe
elvenfh-etrCcf. Christian church auiWy
morning Will be- "Ihe Church anu G's
Chtllr.r This is the FIRST OF q sfil.s
~, ...,no,e in answer to the question,
",vbaf is The Church trying TO 90 ~
as deeleoed I'D be- a family service j"
Inc Interest of the Church in ihe no"',5
ANA the pastor rcQn sts one WfsfN'
thc entire families ara ilh' '"''
sIt together
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
Rev. Mr.. RAWLINGS Farewell.

Rev. Eugene X. Rawlings the beloved
pastor Of Clsy-Street Methodist Episco-
pal church. who was assigned 20 Monu-
mental church. OF Portsmouth, az the re-
cent conference In Petersburg. will preach
his farewell sermon To- his old congrega-
ton tomorrow morning
Mr.. Rawlings has formed many close
and tender ties during his successful
three-years' pastorate at Clay-Street. and
his people are very 10th 90 give him up,
but are loyal Methodists. and their deep
sorrow at losing him does not presage
any evil 20 the incoming pastor. Rev. l..
b. Betty. who Will find a membership OF
open arms and loving hearts to receive
him. and a people earnest and jealous OF
good works. ready and willing % rally
TO his support, and 70 do all I'm their
power 10 hold up his hands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
work Of the Ambulance Surgeons.

Pearl Brown a c0lOred woman om-
u'ovnd 81 ThOrnton'e sfcmmorv Twenty
sixth ond Main streets. was taken very
IN Yesterday morning. Dr. J. Wyatt
Davis. in charge of fho ambulance Was
called and treated the woman and took
her home. 10 Thirty-eccond and Broad
streets
A colored man had n peculiar misfor-
tune at The foot OF Second street yester-
dav afternoon Tie was pulling down n
barn. and was taken with the cramps.
TTo tried 20 get down. but foi through
the roof His ankle was sprained. Dr.
Davis was called and rendered the attcn-
ton necessary. The unfortunate fellow
was then taken home. 90 no 900 west
Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
INSTRUCTIONS TO MACRUM.
Our Government Insists on Looking
After British interests.

WASHINGTON. d. c., November "a
Mr.. Macrum, the United States Con-
sui at Pretoria, has been instructed by
cable TO impress upon President Kruger
that, In the view OF this government,
the usages Of all civilized nations sane
ton the administration OF a neutral rep
resentative in the interest Of the citizens
and the captives of one OF the parties to
a war, and he must further insist upon
performing the sacred duties imposed by
all considerations of humanity. This Is
practically an announcement OF the In
sistence of our government upon the exc
cution of the trust It assumed, to look
after the interests Of British citizens in
tho South African republics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
PLANS or THE NEW COMPANY
Mny TIE Made known TO-Dny-Opin-
ion snhmiffeh 10 Criticism.

Colonel Tazewen Elicit, leading coun-
sci for the new syndicate which win en-
ter the race for the Main-street franchise,
is expected % return TO the city to-day.
and the plans Of the promoters win then
Doe made public.
The plan OF campaign win probably BE-
90 bring about am amendment TO the city
charter. which win allow the city 10 buy
or sell street railways. Tile opinion OF
the civ Attorney. recently submitted TO
the Committee ON Streets. has been sont
10 able cOui sci for cr'tici IN. ana this
also viii have some weight in determining
the policy OF the syndicate.
10 has been stated that The new com
pany Us prepared 10 bid for the Main
street franchise. and unless the Boyd
Newton syndicate accepts The franchise
framed by the Committee ON Streets
there win Doe 81 lively fight between the
northern syndicate and The Traction Com
nqnv. which may have wholesome
effect ON the treasury of the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
ACCIDENT TO FITZsIMMoNs.
II VIII Probably Anect seriously
His Fighting Career.

EVANSVILLE, WIS, November "a
Bob Fltzslmmons met with n serious ac-
cldent here yesterday which may seri-
ouslv affect his fighting career. lie was
entering the Hotel Myers by the front
door. The door is Of heavy oak, ana has
n strong spring 90 keep IL closed lie
reached ont behind him, thinking 10
close the door. when 1t closed on his
hand with n crunch lie gave a yell, and
bystanders rushed TO pun the door open.
Several guests at the house, who stood
by when the hand was eNricated. are
certain that the bones between the wrist
Joint and knuckles are broken. II bled
profusely. The ex-champion was taken
10 Or. King. and no one was allowed In
tho doctors Office while the hand was
being bandagod Fitz was about the city
nearly an day. with bis bandaged hand.
Members Of his company are reticent as
10 the extent of the damage TO his hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
Mother Pleading for Her SON.

The mother Of Frank j. Clark alias
Ryan, OF Brooklyn, IS here trying 70 get
her son out Of jail. Clark was arrested
and sent 10 jail Monday last for the theft
OF watch and chain, and 81, the pro-
perty OF John Luchesy. Mrs Clark ac-
companled by Colonel John Murphy went
TO sec Justice Crutcnneid yesterday. and
Clark Is Of good family and is "A former
volunteer soldier. He bore n good frpu-
tation until led astray by bad COM
panions. Justice Crutchheld will write
10 Governor Tyler In favor of Clarks
uuTdon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
Al Sir Moses Montenore.

Services Of more than usual interest
will be held NJ the Sir Moses Montcnore
synagogue tomorrow afternoon. Tho
Sunday-schoOl exercises Will take place
from 10 =. NJ. At this time. besides
the usual examination. five prizes for cX-
cellent attendance win be given-threo 20
girls and two TO boys.
At o'clock the service celebrating the
Hanuka Will occur conducted by tho
rabbi Dr. Graffman. The directors are
Messrs VI. Bromm. chairman; l.. BOron-
stein, Joseph Cranoryitch, and a. Kamin-
g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
Mig Fire In Detroit.

DETROIT, MICH, November 1.-THE
two uppermOst floors Of A. krOlik q Co.'S
Wholesale dry-gOOds stores were com
pletey burned out tonight. The lower
four stories were flooded with water and
the adjoining wholesale dry-gOods house
VI Strong Lee & 90. was also badly
damaged. making total loss OF approx
imately 10000 partly covered by In
surance. The fire Us supposed 10 have
been caused by crossed electric-lBht
wires
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
INTERVIEW WITH CHURCHILL.
Captured Correspondent Expects
War to he Protrnctcd.

Captured Correspondent Expects
War to he Protractcd.
PRETORIA, November 2L-Through the
courtesy Of the Transvaal authorities.
the correspondent OF the Associated Press
here, IN the company Of Mr.. p. G. Grob-
Ter, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs,
and Mr.. b. Desouse, secretary OF the
War Department, was enabled TO visit
Winston Churchill to-day, at the Model
School, where he is confined, with the
captured officers. Beyond a slight bullet
wound i'm his left hand he seemed well
and looked hearty although naturally
chatting under enforced idleness. In the
course of the interview Mr.. Churchill
said: "The Boe-s have treated us with
much kindness. This was the case from
tho outset. They praised OUT defence OF
the arm0red train, and expressed surprise
that the locomotive was saved from be-
coming o hopeless wreck, as they expect
ed under their artillery fire. We We're
then marched through pouring rain TO
Colenso, proceeding the next morning 10
the Boer camp, near Badysmith. and then
going by rail TO Modderspruit, finally ar
irving here on November 18th.
Great numbers OF Burghers crowded
10 see us. but there was only ono who
made insulting remarks, the others cour-
teously Offering us cigarettes or showing
US marks of attention.
THE confinement in the Model school
IS close and severe, but, under the condl-
lions. l have no reason TO complain
NO HOPE OF EARLY PEACE.
When asked regarding his impressions.
he said he had had many discussions
with the Beers as 10 the rights OF the
war. and had been much Impressed y
tho number who could speak Engush' re
Mad found that most OF them regretted
the conflict. asserting that 1t had arisen
os the result of INTERPRETATIONS 20
FAR as he could learn, however, the spirit
Of the Burghers In she helc, despite their
invitations. was most determinedi ana
there was no chance Of an early peace.
IL fear" said Mr.. Churchill, mat the
struggle will be bloody and protractea'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
MEETING At MONUMENTAL.
Reports Show work to he I'm Good
CondItion-Refreshm Served.

There was a congregational meeting
yesterday evening I'm the lecture-room Of
the Monumental church. A large crowd
was present. and the meeting was a very
enthusiastic one.
Reports were read from the treasurer
Of the church the superintendent Of the
Sunday school, the Womans Auxiliary,
the Junior Auxiliary. the Daughters Of
the King. and the Willing Workers. These
reports were exceedingly encouraging.
and show the church 20 be in a most
|nourishing condition.
A pleasant feature Of the evening was
the reading by Rev. Dudley Powers OF Sc
lectlons from his own writings.
T After the business OF the meeting re-
freshments We're served by the young
ladies' Of the church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
1||k9NgelySiS
~ zNzEEZrEzaNn.!lLlaz.,L1nox ~.
EVERYTHING ron EVERYBODY
ATURDAY
B00k-DAY.

Here's brain food Of healthy quality
wholesome reading as you VIII ma IN
these old favorites OF standard reading
and fiction, bound In cloth. good PRINT
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Ardath. Romance Of Two Worlds.
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Dickens's Complete Works. u volumes.
bound in good cloth and printed from
clear type, published at 40. Price
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
Rabbi Carisch to the Veterans.

Rabbi Il. n. Calisch OF Beth Ahaba
synagogue viii preach at the Soldiers
Home tomorrow afternoon Mt o'clock.
at the services at n 4. NJ n student
from Richmond College win occupy the
pulpit. and ar the night services AZ 7.D
O'Clock. the Union Theological Seminary
will sunnlv the minister
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
Mems Pants, 98c.

A surprise awaits men, for
this sale of PANTS at csc. in-
cludes Stripes, Checks. Invis-
ible Stripes. Worsted Stripes.
Hairline Stripes, in all dark
color and black. thoroughly
made, finished completely. side
and hip pockets-such Pants
as you are in the habit of pay
ing So for.
Special in Shoe Department-Sale Of 81
shoes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
Mother and Daughter Arrested.

Martha Norton and her daughter,
Blanche. spent last night 40 the Second
station. This woman. who is cOlorel.
ana her child of IL years. were arrested
lv Detectives T0mlinson. Gibson. and
Wrcnn on The charge Of being suspicious
characters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
The Grnmmer Class.

0.ifeD yAA
Said the teacher OF the grammar cl8ss
To which our boys belong. %. W.
1.-THE horse and COW Is I'm the feld,
Now, what in that a. wrong?'
1.-THE COW and horse III IN the field"
Spake one. III manners yersed.
Because you know. Ills more polite
To mention ladies' first" u4a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
NEW c. & O. ELEVATOR.

Work is Progressing-More Double
Track.
Work on the new Chesapeake and Ohio
grain elevator ~ Newport News is pro-
crossing quite satisfactorily. IL is 20
be q duplicate Of the immense elevator
erected there several years ago, and
which has rarely been empty.
Tho Chesapeake and Ohio is also put
ting I'm n great deal OF new side-traci a.
Newport News.
At 4 conference yesterday between The
contractors who are putting I'm a great
amount of track for The Chesapeake and
Ohio between Covingtou and Charleston.
and Chesaueake and Ohio officials here.
Il was decided 10 doubie-tr1ck the line
between Covington and Dunlop. and be-
tween Glade ana Meadow Creeks There
is a great deal az double-track on the
Chesapeake and Ohio through the West
Virginia c0al-lclds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
THE ELEcrRoLYsis INVESTIGATION
Examination Made by the Railroad
Co. snpports Mr.. schOen's Report.

10 SUPPORTS VIZ 0VII"'FI 'FVI'"10 -
The examination made by the electrical
experts OF the Richmond Railway and
Electric Company into the extent Of the
damage done by electrolysis 10 water
and gas-mains serves 20 corroborate the
report OF Expert schoen. The railroad
officials are smiling very blandly over the
result Of the investigation, for instead or
$4,000 damage, rs was predicted, the
maxmum estimate IS under 5000
Mr. Trafford. who conducted the exami-
nation for the company said yesterday
that he had found clecfrOlysis more pre-
valont where The lines Were in good con-
dit0n than where the bonds were broken
and the track I'm bad condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
MANCHESTER NEWS.
.-rv,c or FRIDAY CHRONICLED
ron DISPATCH READERS.
mrG OF BOB us ms MURDERER.
r,o Detectives in the city say They
trc ON the Track Of the Mnn-Let
Up on nurgiarics-itond comm rs
.-.rcrs Ncct-PcrsonnIs-Br


ode ot '''''''.S "'''n '"'p' w
foe i' nave s''s''eu "I'ose'iier'
fno CITY nave been on tne
... . criminals and q know
..,,.,..,,,l. ,,,s,. t,,.o o0tod
,t ,., m
"I'il--u"lns' nc ONE
perpetrators OF crime are
plc. They arc just waiting
... +s1k and VIGILANCE 10 be-
u.rs ,gbuo and tbon +bav
f hcl'lio"s NoiN "E"'n'
l. detectives were in the city
ANA stated that fhov were
,...,f..,.. ..i,,., th.,.
.,..
-.'r ."eN 'io i'''' '' '''0
Nh1 shot and Killed Policeman
Austin. off Richmond about "a year
I..r MOO Th. detectives saw the
.u off woman who wrote 90 beer
now n Cincinnati, and asked
m0 t1 hOr aiI. lle replied ihdt
not as he had killed "a police
Richmond. The men decline TO-
name OF This woman. The whole
r ten is "hshy' Police in Rich
in prison somewhere.
ROAD COMMISSIONERS MEET.
trtfrl.,,. ~lontor bae annoirfod
~, ,r,..sti.-,f, ,ba t.fsl,rn
.t. -,,,,t.. ,..I +f~.,,,h
tf t.t... and ct,,-.
80. c,..+i.r, and ,ros.rs
.... et.,,tte rbc commissioner mot
l.. ...4 r.li,..r.ted on tho matter.
-. t,,.l,. ,.,.ort If the r.vt Term,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25

Rev r. NJ. Maxey the new pastor OF
Asbury Methodist church. will reach tho
city to-day. lie viii be I'm his pulpit at
both services Tomorrow. and the MEM
bershp a. looking forward 10 the event
with much anticipated pleasure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
Valuable CoIIarette Lost.

Miss May Handy has had reported TO
the police the loss Of a fur collarette.
valued az so The detective force OF the
city are looking for the article.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
DE ATIIs.

SKELTON.-Died suddenly. on Friday
morning. November the 2ith. JOHN q.
SHELTON, IN the f4th year Of his age.
The funeral will take place az his resi-
dence on SATURDAY AFTERNOON at
$3.50 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
Prosperous Union lodge.

lar bnt enthusiastic meeting at their
iodge-room last night A number Of tn
members were present. Much business
was accomplished The affairs Of this
lodge are I'm fine condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
Two Ancient watcr-Pipes.

Two old wooden water-pipes have been
brought to light as a result Of the ex-
cavations made IN Twelfth street within
the last few days for the new conduit
system. Such pipes We're used here many
years ago. and were made by boring I'm
LOGS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25

Henderson Neal colored man, IS o
prisoner az the Second station. charged
with stealing ST. The property or M'esl-
s.rnoe Who is also cOlore1. The arrest
Was made hy Policeman Bradley
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25

heterogeneous frank. fearless. honest.
gentle. daring. full OF fire. and full Of
Kindness. In his character was a verita-
BILE concentration Of the manly virtues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
DR.. G. F. B. Burchmore,

Al. ~. II ID Oui SllilAOIC,
House Physician of the Suffolk
Dispensary, Boston, writes:
"There is no question regard
ing the remarkable curative
value of WARMERS SAFE CURE.
have watched very carefully
the results Of this great remedy
upon patients afflicted with any
Of the many diseases Of the kid
neys and urinary organs. From
the benefit derived, | feel it is
most assuredly a specific ofgreat
value
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25

rom ihe reports OF the dealers I'm This
.H We think no proprietary medicine
,.f larger sale than Pain Killer. IT'S
-"''e properties as q speedy cure for
-.-c cannot fal 20 be generally apprcci-
..,- l. case 90 accident. or sudden ate
49,, OF oysentcry. diarrhOfa, cholera
montreal Star. Avoid subs,i-
49,. more IS bat one Pain-Killcr. Perry
~~''~A krlcs - aud LOe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25

Hichmoudcr~ Ia Sew York.
NEW YORK November 24.-tspeciai 3
r. Elicit. Imperial; j. Wells. Bar tnoilli .
W. H. Royal. Ilerald-Square; ". Is. ~
lerson Park-Ayenuo; c. ". Mes'Ou'|
Cosmopolitan,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-02

THANKs.-The officers and mem
bers of Straber- Harris Post, e.. A.
r., OF Boone township, return their
heartfelt thanks 10 the manN citi-
zens who showed their interest in
the meme ~ Of our dead comrades
by their presence and aid on May
Both. They particularly thank
Messrs. Wallace, of DavieSs county,
and Wilson and Dillon, Of Dubois,
Tor appropriate addresses. the choir
and musicians for good music, the
ladies for all and hospi atty in car
ing for the many visitors. and also
for beautiful flowers, and the Trus-
tees of the church for the use Of
their building. May their patriot
ism never wane.
By order of the Post.
W. b. HARRIS, Commander.