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A RENOVATION
SALE :! y # y

Being obliged to reduce stock to point
as low as possible, so as to have room for
extensive repairs on the store-new front,
plate glass windows, steel ceiling, new lights
and painting, we begin grand clearance
sale of about
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-07-22

Used and endorsed by Vi lnc age, ana every
the Adams Ex. Co. stable should have
bottle always on hand. Locates lame
ness when applied by remaining moist
on the part affected.
WAITS RIVER, VT.
DR.. s. A. TurrLE.
Dear Sir IL have used your Elixir one Of the
worst spavins that ever on horse, and il en-
tirely cured the ameness also used for rheuma-
tism in my family, with just good result, and
will cheerfuy recommend Il to any one in want Of
lniment. o B. COVE.
Tuttle's Family Elixir cures Rheumatism,
Sprains, Bruises, Pains, Samples Of either Elixir
free for three stamps for postage. Fifty cents
buys either Elixir Of any druggist, i viii be sent
direct receipt Of price. Particulars free. q
DR.. s. A, FUTILE, Sole Proprietor,
a. Beverly Street, Boston, Mass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-07-22
DIR. LORD,
The Noted Specialist,

treats all forms of chronic troubles. Con-
sultation free. Office hours until 900 a. m,
and from 200 to s 90 p. m. Located perma-
nently at Wa1pole, n. ii.
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Send 10 cts. i'm Silver

for set of Infants Wardrobe Patterns.
Babies Outfits Furnished. Send for prices.
Mrs. Carolyn d. Spafford & Co.
P.O. Box 2672, Boston, Mass.
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Any guarantee

you want even this we will do:
We will pay 500 reward for any case
of collie, horse all, curbs, splints, knotted
cords, or similar trouble, that
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uthe's
Elixir

will not cure. It is
the veterinary wonder
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ANDREWS BICYCLE WORKS.

Repairing of all kinds done by exper-
tanced woTkmen. Bicycle repairing, keys
ntted. safes opened, lawn mowers shaTpened.
etc. at lowest Cash Prices.
CANAL ST, BELLOWS FALLS VT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
FUNERAL OF DIR. PARKE
Remains of the Good Physician Laid
TO Rest In Hollywood

All that was mortal of the honored, be-
loved, and good physician" DR.. W. w.
Parker. was yesterday afternoon laid
to rest in Hollywood Cemetery.
The services at the Broad street Meth
odist church and at the grave We're SIM
pie, very impressive, and tender, as
they might well be. Broad-street church,
with which Dr. Parker was for so many
years connected, was filled with many
devoted Thanksgiving and oid-0f this
departed philanthropist at $50 o'clock,
when the service began. Rev. DR.. w. q.
Starr. pastor Of this church, conducted
the service, and he was assisted by Or.
". v Tudor, Of Centenary church. Dr.
Tudor read the Scripture lesson. Captain
Frank Cunningham, after the reading
sang a very sweet solo. DR.. Stairs
eulogy was only a few minutes length
but il paid a high and deserved tribute
10 the deceased. His first sentence was
characteristics: "a distinguished physl-
clan OF the Commonwealth has passed
away" lie spoke Of DR.. Parker as "a
physician. a member Of the Church' a
philanthropist, a man whose heart was
in his hand for all mankind, and whose
sympathy was on the UP OF his tongue
for the distressed.
As the casket was being borne down
the aisle 10 the door. the church quartette
sang Lead, Kindly Light"
The service az the grave was as simple
as that at the church. There was a
PRAYER by Dr. Tudor and the burial seiec-
tions were read by Dr. Starr.
DR.. Parker was truly beloved fact
that was testified by the many tsariui
eyes which gazed upon the casket yes,
terday when he was borne trom the o'u
church where. as WOrshpper TIC "'S
such a familiar figure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
AN ECHO OF THE CONVENTION.
words of Praise for the Local 'o"h-
mittee on Information.

The following letter from Rev. Dr.
Chivers explains itself:
Chicago. August 2, 1893.
BIr. s. Grant King 726 west Broad street.
Richmond, Va:
My Dear Sir and Brothcr.--Ailow me-
on behalf Of the Executive Commit zee
ana myself. to thank you and your assoc
ciates for the service rendered by you as
n Committee Of Information. We are
well aware that the services asked OF
vour committee were In some respects
trying ones The man on the trolley car
the ticket clerk in the railroad s.au)n,
and the member Of committee Oh n
formation al a Young Peoples conyen-
ton expect TO be piled with questions CT
all kinds. wise and otherwise.
It is expected OF them to he ready VITA
an answer on all subjects ana 10 give
them with a smile, which SETS The qu,s-
TONER at his ease. These c0nditil as wee
met. not only by your comm ttec but
nv every one else In Ricnmori. There
was no one who seemed unready to give
Information, or to render any service.
These things helped 10 make our Visit
exceedingly pleasant, and leave Us Tree
from things which we woult like 10 for
get Very sincerely yours,
Il. T.. CHIVERS. General Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
HIGHLY ENCOURAGING.
The Reports Received from Nor
foit.-Cnntured Refugees.

NORFOLK, VA, August 5.-(spocial.)-
The end of the first week Of the yellow
fever scare finds conditions more reas-
suring than az any time previous. on
authority Of Or. White, Marine Hospital
surgeon, now at the scene Of the out
break, It is stated that since last Mon
day there have been no new cases in
Phocbus. This is regarded as highly en-
couraglng and the fact that although
the old soldiers at the home are feeble
and susceptible to disease. the pestilence
has been enectually checked within a
week. has restored confidence.
The recruiting Of soldiers for the Phil
ippines regiments has been stopped in
the infected district. Only five enlist
ments are reported TO date.
One hundred tents for the Soldiers
Home arrived here this morning on the
Washington steamer and Were transferred
10 the home by the Old Dominica
Line via the barge that Is lying in the
stream near BOusch's Blum. Sixteen hun
drcd mattresses for the home are ex-
pected from Philadelphia. Meantime the
quarantine is being most rigidly enforced.
Grimess Battery captured ten refugees
to-day. The beach patrol has been sup
piled with search-lights from the navy
yard. To-day the cruiser Accomack, OF
the Virginia oyster navy arrived and
joined the patrol feet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06

Misses Mayo and Irma and Master Court
ney Carpenter, who will remain IN Alb
insdon, their old home, until October
Mrs. G.. r. Booker and daughter. Miss
Fannie Munford, are guests OF Hon. ).
l.. BOXERS family.
Miss Emmie Lunsford, of Petersburg,
is the guest of her cousins. the Misses
Applewh.te. on Chestnut street. Hiss
Lunsford is en- route home from New
York city, where size had been on a visit.
Miss s. O. Blackwell, who had been
visiting friends in Gates county, y. G,
was in Suffolk yesterday, returning to
her home, In Charlottesville.
Mrs. Il. X. Channel arrived home yes
terday from Isle Of Wight county, where
she had been stopping with relatives for
a month.
Miss Phyllis Applewhlte is visiting Mss
Grace Hodsden, of Chuckatuck, and Miss
Bessie Hodsden. Of Chuckatuck, IS the
guest Of Miss Emma Applewhite, Of SUI
folk.
Mrs. l.. A. Christie and Mrs. Lizzie p.
Eley left here yesterday for Mountain
Lake Park, Nd, where they will spend
a month.
Miss Mary S1iles arrived home yester-
day from Henderson, y. c., where she
had been visiting for three weeks.
MIR. William Crumpler and mother and
sister left here last night en- route for
Rockingham Springs.
Rev. c. W. Petit, of Norfolk, will
preach at the Main-Sueet Methodist
church tomorrow, in the absence Of the
pastor. Rev. W. T. Green, who has been
az Buffalo I.thia Springs for several
weeks.
Mrs X. b. Mcleod and son have gone
10 the Eastern Shore Of Virginia, TO re-
main until September.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
pAsroP,s QUIET WEDDING.
Rev. G. A. Marks Married I'm Way
nesboro'--IIad been Kept IA secret.

Rev. c. \. Marks the pastor OF tho
First English Evangelical Lutheran
church, was married Tuesday last in
Waynesboro', Pa, TO Miss Emma NJ
Brian, Of Baltimore. Nd
The announcement. which Will come as
a complete surprise 10 Mr.. Marks's in,l-
mate friends, as we'll as to the members
OF his church. was made in a letter sent
by the pastor 10 Mr. Meister, secretary Of
the council Of the Lutheran Church. The
wedding occurred at noon on August LIST,
at the residence OF the brides sister. Mrs.
j. NJ. NewcOmes and the honeymoon
is being spent az Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
Mr.. Marks says in his letter that there
were strong reasons why The approach
or the marriage should not be made
public He asks that his congregation
shall now be duly informed and states
that he has made arrangements for his
pulpit TO be filed to-day and next Sun
day also, IN case he should not return.
Mr.. Marks is very popular with the
congregation and the announcement that
he Is 10 bring back wife who viii help
him IN his labors has been gladly well
coined on all sides.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
Avenue Christian church. The lnterment

Avenue Christian church. The interment
was made in Maury Cemetery.
Deceased was the Oldest daughter OF
SIR. Hall. and since the death OF his wiie'
come years ago, she has presided over
his home. The sweetness OF her youns
lie was spent about his home, and sne
will be sadly missed by her father. bro
Their and two sisters.
lula Self. infant child OF AIR. and Mrs.
william =. Hilton. died Friday afternoon
nj 6 O'Clock at her parents residence, NO.
2l1 east Twelfth street. aged ~ months.
Tho funeral services were held yesterday
morning az $50 o'clock, conducted Dy HeV.
DR. /. r. Thornhil. The remains were
taken TO Warren, Va, via Chesapeake
and Ohio. at 1880 o'clock.
The funeral of the child OF Mr.. {. w.
BEDFORD took place yesterday afternoon
AZ 5 o'clock from the residence, NO. l4OS
Bainbr1dge street.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs n. r. sledge and daughter, Ethel,
are visiting relatives in Weldon, n. C.
Miss samora Newly. OF Swansooro'.
left Yesterday evening 10 visit friends anu
relatives in Chesterfield county.
Mr.. Gregg will deliver the ADDRESS at
Meade Memorial church at IL A. NJ To-
day.
There will be prayer-meeting at the CITY
Almshouse this evening at $3.50 O'Clock,
conducted by the Epworth Leaguers OF
West-End church.
Mr.. j. 0. Smith, who has been visiting
the family OF Mr.. J. T.. Davidson, on
Cowardm avenue, left Friday for his
home in Los Angeles. Cal, much to the
regret Of his many friends here.
Rev. Charles ID. Crawley pastor OF
West-End church returned to the city
Friday from the District Conference at
Gloucester, Va, and left yesterday Tor
Brunswick county to visit his family
The Ladies Missionary Society OF Stock
ton-Street Baptist church will hold their
regular monthly meeting this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock. Rev. Preston Nash, or
Christs Episcopal church, will address
the society. An interesting programme
will be rendered under the direction OF
Mr.. T.. X. Sampson. All are welcome
Tho Olympia outing Club started yes
terday afternoon for their annual
trip. This week will be spent at Glouces-
ter Point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
DIR. DUNCAN IN RICHMOND.
Came 10 Consult Mr.. Branch-Wu
Probably Accept College Presidency.

1t Is generally believed that DR.. james
A Duncan. the newly elected president
OF Randolph acon College, will accept
the position TO which he has been called
A rumor, which could not be verified.
was curront IN Ashland last night, that
Dr. W. T.. Edwards. who was elected TO
the Chair OF Moral Philosophy and
Biblical Literature. had already accepted
that position.
DR. Duncan was in Richmond on FRI
day night for several hours. He came
here TO consult with MIR. John T..
Branch. one OF his strongest supporters
on the Broad Of Trustees. but finding
him out OF the city. went TO Ford's Hotel.
where he remained until he left on tho
10 o'clock train. DR.. pVpcan has returned
10 Knoxville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
He Viii Be Appointed BY the
Three Powers.
NATIVE COUNCIL OR LEGISLATURE.
The Governor, However,. VIII
Have the Veto Power, and tho
Chief Justice. VIII De the Final
Authority.
Authority.

SAN FRANCISCO. August 1.-The
steamer Hongkong Maru brings the fol-
lowing advices from Honolulu, under date
OF July 18th.
The United States ship Badger, bearing
two Of the three Samoan commissioners.
arrived at this port Wednesday after
noon. July 9Th, eight days from Apla, on
her way to San Francisco. On board are
Hon. Bartlett Trip. United States Com
mis- Sioner, and Baron Won Sternberg. tho
representative OF Germany. AIr. G. n. h.
Eliot, the Commissioner for Great Bri.
tain. sailed by way OF New Zealand ana
Australia for London, to report directly
TO his government
4 WHITE GOVERNOR.
The latter days of tho comnissiep'p
stay IN Samoa were devoted 10 evolving
political organism that would be salts
factory to the Samoans. and would work
satisfactorily TO all porties concerned I'M
der the tiipartite treaty. a scheme was
adopted. The members Of the commission
decline to state its particulars until t
/ hd0 '''h i'i'AiNN " AHtit i'aPNNhNN bVv-
ernmonts, but rhey have given out thas
Samoa Will in future be ruled by a white
governor. appointed by the three Powers.
much as the chief Justice Is at present.
There will be a native council or legisls-
/ ture, but tho governor will have tius veto
power. and the chief Justice will be the
final authority in the land, from whom
,Aere will be no appeal
SAAlOANs APPROVE
This arrangement met tho approval OF
the samoans. The day before tho com,
mission sailed delegations Of thirteen
men from each faction mot on thu
Badger and signed the articles, thus otn'
cially approving the arrangement Ia tina
name Of their respective chiefs--Mataata
ana Malietoa.
When the commission sailed all was
quiet and seemed likely 10 remain 80.
CLAIMS FROM GAMOANs.
Residents OF Samoa have filed with thu
commissioners claims aggTogating SiieoW
for property destroyed during the recent
temporary occupation OF Muiinuu by
American and British sailors. The largest
claim is from the Catholic Marlst Mis-
| sion-S22. 0O0-and is for the locting OF tho
premises by natives, upon Instructions, 1t
is said, OF the British commander. An
other Is from a German hrm-Sis, e0o-tor
much the Same reasons Other claims are
from settlers whose property was dam
aged in various ways.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
THE NEW ELECTRIC ROAD.
Contract for Richmond and Peters,
burg system surely Let

Work on the Richmond and Petersburg
Electric railway, 10 be constructed lie.
tween these two cities. down tho Peers
burg turnpike. will begin in three weeks
from this time, and viii be pushed 10
completion, II IS stated. within three
months. This is assured. Mr.. W. l..
Royal, Of this city. counsel for the COM
pany. said yesterday that the contract
had been let. ana work would begin ac
the Manchester end In the time named
above. lie thought It best not 90 say
vet who the contractor IS, or what tho
bid was. This would be premature, no
said. but would DO made public i'm short
while
The present plan IL for a system Of
transfers 10 be Effected with the com
pany owning the Manchester car lines,
and 10 transfer passengers al Hull street
and the turnpike II this Is not feasible,
the company may run its cars over ona
OF these lines 10 Richmond The plant
from which power viii be derived viii
probably 30 I'm Chesterfield. on the
suburbs OF Manchester. The central fact
IS that the contract for the building OF
this road has been let, and It viii! ba
built. IL was learned from another
source that the contractors were New
York people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
PIEDMONT ASSEMBLY.
Good Addresses-Lnrge CROWDS
Great Interest.

GORDONSVILLE, VA. August 81
(special) THE Piedmont Assembly Of the
Disciples Of Christ, Ia session here Is
largely attended, and great interest IS
manifested.
Stirring addresses have been delivered
by w. II. Book, of Clifton Forge; j. a.
Dearborn, OF Richmond; Il. y. Abbott, OF
Baltimore; b. y. Smith, Of Charlottes-
Vile; IL. c. Garrison, of Richmond; o. B.
scars. of Charlottesville, and 5. r. Max
well, OF Richmond.
me Endeavorers, the sunday-school
workers. and the missionary societies,
baye each had day. The assembly, w
AN almost unanimous vote. put itself on
record against the destructive criticism or
the Bible. 4. Parker Richardson or
Louisa. is president. The assembly mana
gers. have erected a commodious taberna-
Gle near this place in bit OF beautlIul
scenery. varlgated by springs, forests. and
rocks. 80
IL is expected that the assembly Will De
q permanent body. 1t will adjourn sun
lay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
SUFFOLK.
Council observation-disclosures and
General Notes.

SUFFOLK. VA, August b.-(speclaL)-
At a meeting Of the Town Council last
night q motion 20 reduce the license tax
on telegraph. telephone, and express
compauies was laid on the table for one
month. At the same meeting an appro-
prlation Of 800 was made TO assist the
members of the Phoenix Steam Fire En-
CINE Company 10 attend the state flre-
mems Association, which meets in Roa-
noke In September.
Miss Bessie Gildersleeve. OF Abingdon
who had been visiting Mp. w. A. Car
penter's. family, left here this morning
for her home. She was accompanied py
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
DEWEY REACHES NAPLES.
He f. visited by American C0psuinr
officers and Tourists.

who arrived here to-day from Trieste on
board the United States cruiser Olymoil.
was visited by Dir. Lewis Morrison ID
dings, Secretary OF the United states En-
bassy at Rome; Dir. Richard {. PdrSonS
Second Secretary Of the Embassy: Dir.
Hector Go Castro, United States Consul
General here. and the Vice-Consul. Mr.
Charles NJ Wood.
The usual cOurtcsics were exchanged
between Admiral Dewey and the city ot;i-
Gals. American tourists afterward visit
ed tho Olympia.
Admiral Dewey and the crew Of the
Olympia are ell I'm good health. II Ia
said tho cruiser VIII only remain hero
eight or ten days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06

surgeon-in-chicf. He was ordered here
by the Marine Hospital Service. Miss
y. G.. Girault. OF Washington. an immune
nurse, arrived to-day. and has been at
tachGd to the hospital.
Surgeon White stated tonight that he
has just completed a housc-to-house m
specuon OF the town OF Phocbus, AMI
there are now no cases under suspieion
whatever. other than that OF the barber
lie will on Monday make a house-to-
house inspection OF Hampton. and II
there are no suspicious cases viii recon-
mend that the quarantine be relaxed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
CHASE CITY.
Prospecting for Gold-CominS Con-
federate Reunion.

CHASE CITY, VA. August 5.-(speoial)
Several old miners are prospecting for
gold near here. Considerable work mas
been done and some gold found.
Published statements show mat this
town has an attitude Of y feet more
above sea-level than Lynchburg, the lat
ter being 523 feet and Chase City 531 teet.
Judge T. $. Garnett, Of Norfolk, has
Been invited by Commander Jeffress 10
deliver an address on the occasion OF the
reunion OF L. A. Armistead Camp, Con-
federate Veterans, No. %. at CiarksVille.
on August 18th. These annual reunions
are attended by large crowds.
4 novel thing for the town occurred
here Yesterday when a two-story build
ing with seven rooms and lower floor.
occupied as post-office, was successfully
moved 10 another site.
The town Is well iilled with visitors,
but still there is room for more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
EMPOKft.
The smnlI-Pox scare Over-Personal
Mention.

EMPORIA, VA, August 5.-(SpeciaL)-
The smallpox scare is about over. There
have been only two or three cases among
the whites, all Of which are nearly well.
There are 4 few gases among the colored
people. but these are OF q very mild type
Captain Charles ;. Garner, OF virginia
was in town day or so since.
Mrs. s. A. I1llar has returned from
trip TO Norfolk.
Airs " f. Dlae, Mrs. w. c. Weaver.
And Joseph b. Bailey have returned from
Virginia Beach.
Captain w. II. Day, OF Raleigh, N. c..
WAS here a day or so ago.
Alr. Z. l.. Turner. Clerk OF the Courts
of Creensyflle county, Is kept from his
office by continued indisposition.
Mr.. Albert Goodwin Is nearly vel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
Meath In Fredericksburg.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, August g.
,Special)-Nrs. Barbara Mander, wife OF
opr weu-known newsdealer. Charles Man
der died to-day She was In the Soth
year of her age. Besides her husband.
,o,r children. by a former marriage, sur
yive her. p,,h,,,o,,a
William ]. Taliaferro, OF hichmond'
a,od in that city last night. was the
VIZ" W., ~ Mrs. j. L. Rowe, OF this city.
NJ NJ Rowe was at his bedside when the
end came.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
Halifax Notes.

souTH BOSTON. August 5-CspeciaL)
rron all parts of the county the most
aseer;nr reports as 10 the crops OF com
end tobacco are coming In Tobacco IS
""n nromising than for ten years. some
49,, 49," ,ohacco was on sale this week. fhe
sellers seem well pleased with prices,
The Martin and Tyler men are hard ~
work. The unnagging zeal Of the iriehas
OF each was never SURPASSED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
SANTIAGO AND MANILA.
Trials of Spanish officers for Theis
Surrender.

MADRID. August a-rhe supreme
Council OF War dchberated to-day over
its conclusions In tho trial for the sur
render Of Santiago 20 the American
troops. Tho verdict viii be rendered to-
olicers VIII be acquitted.
j. Is said the pubic prosecutor has sub
rnitted report. demanding that unpflson-
ment for lie be imposed upon the Span
ish officers responsible for e-surrender
OF Manila.