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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
RISE IN COTTON
IS ALL THE TALK
North Carolina Farmers Hold for
Further Rise.
THE CRAIG BILL CASE HEARD,
The s%quaticron the Lands Of the Ag-
I|icuturai aud Mechanical College
VIII DC Oustcd 10y Law-Shirt
Factory 90 start,

RALEIGH. y. c., September 2N--spe-
claL-Couuty Treasurer williamson is
notified that the money for the public
school bonds. voted in July. has been paid
m. The amount is SIS, l59.l5 for the $1,000
issue.
The case alluded TO yesterday as 10 the
legality of lhe Craig bill. Was niouenl nt
ta Mutual Reserve Life Association vs..
Secretary OF State Thompson. The case
WAS heard Boy Judge Moore al Chambers
to-day. Colonel Hiudaic appearing lor me
Association and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Walser
for the Secretary of State.
COTTON is KING.
The jump Don cotton for the last few
days is the topic Of the hour. Every
body ls talking cotton. The farmers can
get AN The advance they want Many are
able 10 hold for a bigger rise, and VIII
do so.
The Methodist District Conference has
purchased a home here for the presiding
elder OF his district.
The s~quatter who took possession OF GER
tain land belonging 90 the Asricuiturai
and Mechanical College saying he had
purchased f. from Dr. Eugene Grisomc,
Will bee ousted by law.
The peuiteutiary shirt factory will be
I'm operation by November lst. AT first
only a small number of hands will be
employed, but the number will be in
creased. There viii be one hundred ma
chimes On the factory.
The Corporation Commission meets on
the 2d Of October. No matters of special
Importance will be heard. The exception
OF the Seaboard Air Line to the rates ON
cotton seed and hulis. and some other
minor matters viii De heard.
IMPROVEMENT.
The remodelers and decorators are only
waiting Tor the force in the state Audi
tors office TO finish mp the pension lists.
then they will reu0vate and fix up the
office handsomely.
There was no quorum Of the stock
holders of the Raleigh and Castor rail-
road yesterday as was expected, so the
proposed plan of consolidation of all
lines I'M the Seaboard system could not
be adopted. This will probably be done
al the annual meeting IN November.
I'm one day the Supreme Court disposed
Of the cases from the First District. All
the dockets from the twelve districts are
light. there being a very decided falling
on of litigation I'm this State.
The United States Court room I'm the
Government building has been very hand
somely repainted. Soon the entire gov
eminent buildings will look like new.
SPLENETIC FEVER.
Splenetic fever has broken ont among
cattle up near Asheville. A veterinary
surgeon has been sent there.
The Fair authorities have employed
the Salem band for Fair week.
The chamber of Commerce and some
business men not members. met to-day TO
consider the plans Of building an audi
forum and of the estabIsning another
knitting mill. A building is ready for the
latter proposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
NOW FOR WARM TIMES.
Monroe Faction OF Charlotte County
PrOnnse 10 Iioht 20 the Iinish.

The Committees decision IN the Char
lotte contests but adds fuel % the flame,
II the action Immediately taken by the
Rice-Monroe people is an indication. A
statement vas prepared during the al
ternoon IN which the decision Of the
Committed Is given, together with some
breezy comments thereon. The voters Of
Charlotte were urged 10 attend the mass
meeting called by Mr.. Monroe to meet
at Charlotte Courthouse Monday 10 nom
mate a candidate. Thousands OF copies
OF this paper VIII be distributed over
tne county.
Mr. II. w. BouldIn. Of the anti-priddy
faction. said Tonight;
'rhe position OF the Charlotte Dsmoc-
racy. who recognize L. X. Monroe as
County Chairman. IS easily defined. Rep
resenting. as they claim, two-thirds or
tha whites OF Charlotte confident IN
their moral and numerical strength In
tha community I'm which they live. and
taking as their warrant the authority
conferred up1n them by the regular mass
meeting which elected Monroe. they pro-
pose to make a strong and aggressive
ught for their rights. They have had
their foes on the defensive from the
start and they propose 10 press them 70
the wall. They are perfectly united. and
posied as 20 the methods n be adopted
against them, Tor which they are pre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
FIVE CONTESTS
SETTLED AT LAST
lContInued from M 10

err side had to say that was pertinent
Finally. the chair decided that the gem
tleman appearing for Mr.. Rice had d right
10 appear. inasmuch as the committee
had just voted 10 hear Mr.. Darlington.
A big protest was made against allow
ing Mr. Darlington 90 speak, Mr.. Pi-
cher. Mr.. Glasgow, and Mr.. X. A. James
declaring that Mr. Darlington represent
ed. according to his own statement, no.
body.
The following resolution was adopted.
Resolved. That any Democrat Of Char
lot,e county who viii agree TO abide the
decision of this committee viii DE per-
mitted 10 appear before said committee
I'm regard to the Charlotte contest
4 resolution was then adopted. appoint
ing "a committee 10 invite the supporters
OF Mr.. Rice and Mr.. Monroe 20 address
the committee.
Mr.. BOuldin made q statement touch
ing the convention held o. the court
house. at which the election OF Mr.. Mon
roe 10 the County -Chairmanship was
claimed 10 have been made. lie said. I'm
reply TO a question. that he considered
DR.. Priddy the only nominee. but Con-
gresham swanson elected the infOrma-
ton that il was remotely possible that
another meeting might hereafter be call
ca Co put up q nominee other than Dr.
Prfdy.
III FRAUD IS ATTEMPTED.
The speaker predicted that events would
take place hereafter in Charlotte cOun-
~. which would cause the Danyille riot
10 pale into ins%isnihcance IL fraud were
attempted at the polls.
Tile cOmmittes appointed 20 invite the
Charlotte Independents. as they were re-
garded. reported that none OF the gentle
thin HL LH4L VLLA.naH.-m b.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
LYNCHBURG RACES,
"A Raid Made ON the Gamblers and
Many Effects Captured.

LYNCHBURG, VA. Sept. 2S.-Speclal.-
The races to-day resulted as follows;
First race-three-minute class-trot or
pace-mile heats, purse, S100-E. NJ. Doyle's
Tony S. ran alone In 2:5O IN the first heat.
and won In the second eat Ia 2:ip. and
was awarded the race.
George i. Dyer. who was driving Stone
wall Jackson, protested the first heat, be-
cause the bell was struck once after the
word ego" was given, causing confusion.
Second ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
half nile heats. purse. sl0-D. a. Fang
horne's Victorine won In straight heats.
Tine. &c IL; IS Ia
Third race-three-quarter mile heats
r~unnlng-best two in three. purse. Si2j-
jenkins DR.. Jones won. taking first and
fourth heats. Time. 1:22 IA; 1:2f.
r.. D.. Weirs' Nantucket took second
heat i'm 1:l9 IA. The third was a dead
heat between Nantucket and DIR. Jones.
some commotion was created during the
second race by Magistrate Garbce. Consta-
hle Fortune and hve City Policemen. who
MAD been sworn in as Deputy Consts0les.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
NEW BANK FOR BRISTOL.
The Action ofthe Washington County
Dpmocrafic Convention.


BRISTOL VA. September 2S.-Special-
a new banking company. to be known
As the Bristol Loan and Trust Company,
has been organized here and a charter
for the concern has been applied for. 1T
is capitalized at $4,000. Chief among the
men interested are: Frank T.. Harmon,
John II. caldwell. Hal IL. Haynes, Major
A. ID. Reynolds. r. w. King, Ed. Lockett,
ard A. p. Moore.
DIR. NJ. T.. Broaddus. who recently re-
SIGNED the passionate 81 the First BAPTIST
church here. has gone to his new charge
at BurweIrs Bay. on the Eastern Shore
of Virginia.
The Democratic convention which met
az Abingdon this week TO nominate W
candidates for the House of Delegates TO
repre- emit washington county D the
city Of Bristol. nominated John w. Price,
"a '%well-kn0Wn lawyer of Bristol, n
Captain O.. ~. McClung, a prominent ciu-
zen OF Meadow View. TN convention
declared in favor of the election Of United
States senators by "a direct vote of the
people. but did not instruct the candidates.
Mr.. G. 81. Dulaney. "a popular young
man of Bristol and Miss Tita Rhea, OF
Johnson county. Tenn. We're married at
the home of The brides parents, near
Mountain city, yesterday.
Ex-Governor Robert l.. Taylor, OF Ten
nesse. and family. will go to san Antonio.
Texas. where Mrs. Taylor and the chill
dren will spend the winter. The eX-Gov-
crnor will make "a lecture tour Of the Ear
West. going go San Fracisco and To- other
cities on the Pacific slope.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
THE RAPPAHANN0CK FAIR.
The Attendance Breaks the Record
The Races.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Sept. o.
Specialize crowd at the Rappahannock
Valley Fair to-day broke the record for
attendance on a last day. This VS. due in
part to the fact that It was Confederate
Day"
Veterans from many sections Of the
surrounding country came to the reunion.
grasped the hands Of old comrades and
talked over again the days Of 81 and '65.
Speeches were made from the grand
stand by Judge John Il. Goolrick, of this
city: Judge r. G.. Moncure, OF Caroline,
and General Stith Boiling. Of Petersburg.
Mule races, scrub races and farmers
races interested the spectators during the
morning hours, n at 2 o'clock the regu-
lar races were called and resulted as fol-
lows:
First race-half-mile heats. purse sJO-G.
J. Engelklng's w. j. Harding first. G.. S.
Orrison's Fred Munich second. Two other
starters.
Second race-three-quarters OF a mile
dash. purse SiO-C. II. Hurkamp's Hurry
Up first. A. S. McDaniel's Ben Boy sec
ond.
Third race-consolation. mile heats.
purse S7O-E. Engelking's Grandma first.
c. s. Orrison's Fred Munich second: ].
Mechanics Oriean third.
The fair, taken altogether. has perhaps
been the most successful one ever held
here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
HE VIRGINIA FlREMEN.
AGrand Gaia Day in Roanoke with
Drills aud Parade.

Drills aud Parade.
ROANOKE. VA. Sept. &.-special-
The second day 0f tle Virginia state
fIrcmcn's Association was "a signal sue
cess in every particular. The FIRST event
OIL the day was 90 hose race between tne
three local companies. the Friendships
juniors and A'eft.. the prize bc.ns a sil-
yer cup. Tine companies turned the c9r-
ners and TIE Friendships put water In
The center of the square boz IS seconds
from ths starting tap of the bell.
Tic chief event oi the day was the Sow
on-mlc parade in the Afternoon, which
was composed OF IS nre companies in
uniform. eight bands and tw0 drum
corps. About 1870 mon were in the pa
rade.
q. r. Fairfax was chief marshal. and
was assisted hy five others. each in
charge Of "a division. The assistant IA r.
shals were Capt. r. r. Taylor. -. r..
Bryant. W. II. stinnett. vs.. D. Moss and
r. III. Angel. The parade vas vowed
by more than 1900 people.
Tonight a grand bah was given !y tie
local nremcn I'm honor of ihe visitors. At
was largely attended.
Roanoke lodge No. 1e7. B.. p. @. T..
held a social session tonight and BAN
Quoted an hotel Roanoke in honor OF the
visiting brethren. who are attending the
convention.
Tomorrow the contests viii take place
the chief event being a hose race for a
$50 cash prize. The contest IS open TO
the world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
To the Saving Public Its
T. A. WELLER. President.
A. R. TATUM, ice-President,

pared. The fight with them is for popu-
lar VS. Committee rule. Tor honest eite-
tons 20 suppress bribery, and 20 require
az least a decent respect for their per-
sonal and party rights from their sup
posed servants and wouid-be bosses.
Among those who attended the meeting
OF the Comrittee was Hon. james j.
shelton. the nominee for the House IN
Louisa. he ls a rising Young lawyer
aud recently was one Of the counsel 10,
r.. /. G.. Barrel. WHO was acquitted OF
the charge OF felonIousiy shooting John
G. Nav. Mr.. Shelton Is a bold and as.
qressive Fighter. and is popular. II -
said he will certainly win. lie B a man
or ability and his admirers predict tha'
he will distinguish himself IN the House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
FROST.
GRAND LODGE |. 0. G. T.
Officers for Coming Year Elected,
Highway Robbery in Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Sept. &.-Spe-
cial.-The Grand Lodge, Independent Or
der Of Good Tempiars, in session here. to-
DAY Installed the following newly-elected
officers:
Grand Chief Tempiar. Rev. W. F.. shep-
pard. Of Newport News.
Grand Counsellor. Rev. j. f.. DeShazo,
Of Mathews county.
Grand Secretary, G.. W. Hawxhurst. Of
Falls Church.
Grand vice-Templar, Mrs. z. T. Ivy. Of
Newport News.
Grand Superintendent OF Juvenile Tenn
plars. Mrs. G.. w. HawXhurst. Of Falls
Church.
This is the twenty-seventh time that Mr..
H%awxhurst has been h0nOred with the
office Of Grand Secretary.
The Executive Committee appointed the
following. who were installed:
Past Grand Chief Templar, W. T. Shell
ton. Of Pittsylvania.
Grand Chaplain, Rev. W. A. Gee. Of
Mecklenburg.
Grand Marshal, z. c. James. Of Lou
doun county.
Deputy Grand Marshal, Miss Louisa
Force. OF Fairfax county.
Assistant Grand Secretary. Miss Maud
Bumpus. Of Louisa county.
Grand Guard, c.. NJ. Hudgins, Of Math-
ews county.
Grand Sentinel. J. ". Troth OF Fairfax
Courthouse.
Grand Messenger. IT. r. Jeffries.
While going TO her home on West av-
enue last night, Mrs. W. +. Cottrell, wife
OF one Of the most prominent business
men in the city. was knocked down by an
unknown negro, who attempted 20 steal
her pOcket-book. Mrs. Cottrell was ac-
companied by her little boy. who gave
the alarm. the negro running away with
out the booty. Two gentlemen, hearing
the boys screams. ran 10 the scene and
picked Mrs. Cottrell up. She was carried
to her home. where she IS now lying. pain
fully. but not dangerously hurt. She was
injured about the hips. and the mental
shock was also great.
The affair occurred AZ the corner OF
West avenue and Twenty-Eighth street,
which IS well-llghted and one OF the most
frequented corners IN the residence sec
ton. There IS no clue 10 the Identity or
whereabouts OF the brute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
FIRE IN %STAUNT0N.
a Drug store Destroyed ia Early Nor
ning-Funcral of Miss Mills.

sTAUNTON. VA, September 2S.-spe-
cial.-The largest fire seen here in years
occurred his morning al 4 o'clock. and
as the result ne drug store of IA. +.
Hughes ON a ;usta street is a complete
wreck.
There We some delay I'm giving the
alarm. and e nre had considerable head
way befo the hre company arrived.
They wei unable to save either build
Ing OF contents.
Mr.. Hughes said be could not now say
what was the amount Of his insurance,
though u does not cover his loss by any
means.
The grocery store of Anderson * Bryan
next door was also greatly damaged by
FIRE and water. ard the shoe store OF T.
- Lipscomb on Main street. which joins
Hughes at The back. was injured by
water.
The funeral Of Miss Maria Mills took
place this morning az Trinity Episcopal
church. The services were conducted by
the rector, Rev. W Q Hullihen Among
other relatives nom away from here We're
her brother. Ellis Nails former consul 10
Hawaii.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
BEET SUGAR IN VIRGINIA.
Charter Granted to a Company FOR
Growing and Making IL.

FREDERICKsBURG. "a, Sept. =
SpeciaL-The first practical steps were
taken toward the manufacturing of beet
sugar I'm this section. when a charter was
granted by Judge A. W. Wallace, in the
Corporation Court to-day.
The name of the company is the VIZ
GINA Beet Sugar Company, D the pow
ers granted are the growth % purchas-
ing OF beets and the manufacture
Of beet sugar.
The capital g. 20 be not less than 500
coo nor more Than S-0100o. The local in
corporators are -. r. Spencer, C.. G. Cox,
II. b. Tuttle. T. w. Stearns and w. IL.
richards. Jr The tax fees on the charter
amounted 10 $-i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
A Surprise Marriage.

WOODSTOCK. VA. September Is
Special.-Dr. James II. Smoot, a well
known physician and member Of the
county electoral board. who lives FIVE
miles west Of Woodstock, and Miss Nat
tie II. Mappis, youngest daughter OF ID.
w. Mappis, a prominent farmer OF near
Mt. Olive. were married at Manassas a.
Tuesday night. The marriage license was
issued here on Monday quietly and friends
of the parties knew nothing about the
matter until last night and this morning.
The couple have not yet returned to Wood
stock.
A heavy frost formed here last night
the first Of the season. No damage The
first frost in 1898 was on october 10th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29

ing her sister. Mrs. L. l.. Ruckles, re-
turned home yesterday.
". D.. Wright. ST.. is quite il at his
home. Plain View.
Rev. J.. a. Waddill. Of Richmond, will
preach az RoXbury Chapel sunday
Large shipments Of potatoes are being
made from this place this week.
Game is more plentiful this year than
for many years before. Mr.. George Fisher
Killed "a fine buck Saturday.
All the public schools will open in this
county Monday with bright prospects.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
NeW Kent News.

ROXBURY. VA. Sept 2~s-speclal-
While Mr.. G.. S. Taylor and a friend were
out driving a few evenings r they ha8
a narrow escape from death by a tree
railing across the road just as they had
passed.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l. Walker. OF Roxhury.
WHO have beer quite sick. are oui again.
Mrs. Florence Butler. % Washington.
n c. after spend!ns several weeks visit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
WEDDING CARDS..
Semi Annual Convention Of Christian
EndcavOrers.

WOODsTOCK. VA. sept. 2s-special.-
Cards are out here to-day announcing the
coming wedding Of Frank Chegdler' a
prominent business man Of Suasburg,
and Miss Nellie HoshOur, a well-knowu
young lady OF this place. 10 "A place
in the Lutheran church here on the after
noon Of october nth.
The first s~emi-annual convention Of the
Christian Endeavor Union OF the Churches
of Christ of Shenandoah county, will con-
vene tonight at Strssburg. Rev. p. A.
Cave. Hagerstown. Md: Rev. r. Il. FL
more. Rockville. Nd. Rev. w. j.. Cooke,
Woodstock: Rev. j. D. Hamaker, Stras-
burg: Rev. d.. II. Rhodes, Saumsville;
Rev w. j.. Dudley, brands, Va, will be
present and deliver addresses.
The child OF J. c. Van Pelt. who has
been III for three weeks with scarlet
fever. is reported well, and the quarantine
will be raised shortly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
THE WARRENT0N PRISONERS.
Robert Stribling and William Mills
Acquitted Of an Ugly Charge.

WARRENTON, VA, September o.
Special-Robert Stribling and william
Mills. two white men, were today acquit-
ted Of the charge Of oriminally assault
ing Winnie Tate, a colored woman. on
the night Of August Gath near Remington,
this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
OBITUARY.


LYNCHBURG. VA. SEPT. Especial.
csnfain Aibeft Mcdaniel. until recent
wears a prominent citizen OF Bediofd
dioA to-day ar Booneboro. He had been
An fallne health for some years. ~ ths
close of the ciVil war be Vas a major
on General r. r. Munford's stan.
Nff.. FANNIE '. iiarnin.
ROANOKE VA. Sent 2>-Speciai-
Mrs. Fannie Y. Hsrman died last nighs
from a long illness OF typhoid- pneumonia.
aged -lSty-hve years. The remains WIN
he taken 10 stsunton tomorrow log in
terment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts Abont Richmonus
rt,i,eus md Other Matters

4 new hospital 10 cost $4,000 Is TO be
erected M the corner OF Twelfth n
Broad streets. A charter VII be appne'
for shortly. II will be a charity hospital
Eichmondcrs iR Nv \ rk.
NEW YORK. September &-SpeeaL-
pictmond arrivals. Altert-H. ID. chapiii,
l.. lamb. 81 Denis-s. !. Aicnlson MAIL
borough-A. F. Lamkin. T. snelHnh
w C. Walf0rd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
HE FOUND LEAD
IN HIS GARDEN
Rockbridge Comfy Man Digs Up
Several Biz Bars,
CREsOSATW WASHINGTON AND LEE
Many Denominations Among the
students, Prcsbytcrians Leading,
Republicans 90 Nominate for
the House OF Delegates.

LEXINGTON. VA. Sept. 2S-spccial-
Preston Benson. who lives near Browns
burg. thls county. has discovered lead in
MS garden. Recent storms washed his
garden. leaving q considerable gully, three
feet deep. What seemed TO be a rock was
exposed. Having need for som Nat stones
he attempted TO take out one and made
the discovery that ID was not a stone but
lead lie dug mp three bars, cylindrical
% shape. and each weighing fifty pounds.
No one knows how or when the lead got
there. Benson IS stm digging, hoping to
md some more.
MANY CREEDS.
A canvass OF the student OF Washington
and lee University dlscloscs the follow
Ing denominations preferences. Presby-
tcr.ans. go. Episcopalians, q. Methodists.
%: Baptlsts. u; German Reformed. q;
Christian. 4. Catholic. A., Lutheran, 2;
Congregational. 2. Associate Reformed
Presbyterian. 2; Hebrew, /; no preference
s.. Il will be- seen that the Prosbyterians
lead. in fact. just half the studnts at the
University arc of that denomination. Al
NIN"NNM 7 |EAN'AN " NAilNlA ~ H|'N q. ~
Baptist. there are only twelve OF that de-
nomination represented.
After considerable litigation the new
management has taken charge of the Bue-
ma vista furnace. which is now in full
blast. Those I'm charge are q. w Saun-
dcrs. Of Wythe county. manager: G.. %.
Wiley. Of Bristol Va. chemist; and G.. r.
Mann. Of Rucna vista. clerk
REPUBLICANS TO NOMINATE.
The Republicans of BocNbridge will
meet here in convention on Saturday for
tho purpose ~ nominating two candidates
Tor tho House Of Delegates. Primaries
were held in Che county last Saturday, and
delegates were elected TO the county con-
vention. Rueua v sta is opposed 10 making
nominations. 80 declined TO send delegates
TO the convention. Some other prominent
Republicans are also opposed 20 putting
a ticket On Che field. The candidates prom
inontly mentioned are n. j. Jennings ana
Or. G.. r. Burks. Of Natural Bridge dis
trict: +. J.. Mattice and w. p. Sandridge,
OF Wslker's Creek district; j. r. McCor-
mick and ID. r.. Reveley. Of South River
district. II. II. Beaver and w. IA. Miller
OF Lexington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
ms mn WAS SAVED.

Mr.. ]. f. Lilly. a prominent citizen Of
Hannibal, No. lately had a wonderful
deliverance from a frightful death. In
telling " IL he says. Il was taken With
typhoid Fever. that ran into Pneumonia.
Nv lungs became hardened. i was so
weak I couldn't even Sit up IN bed. Moth
ing helped me. ] expected 10 soon die Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29

J.. s. Kinland had his finger cut Of az
the Richmond Locomotive n Machine
Works Yesterday shortly after the noon
hour. D.. Cunningham attended the IN
jured man, and dressed the wound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29

The Southern Bell Telephone and Teie-
grsph Company announces that tee
phonlc communication can be had over
he lines with L~ynchburs. Ns.; DanvNie.
Va: Roanoke. Va; Wakefield, Va; Ap-
romattox. va. Farmvlie, Va. Crewe.
Va; salem. Va: Bedford City. Va; Reds
Vile. y. g.. Charlotte. y. g.. Columbia,
:. c..
FOR further particulars enquire az the
Public pay Stations. and at Managers
Office. 1874 east Main street. .
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
THLEGRAPH COMPANY,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-29
AFTER SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
BOTH,
c. O. Grass Widowers'Tickets With
drawn.

Saturday. September 3oth. will be the
last day on which Grass widows One
Half Rate Excursion Tickets will be sold
on G. & O. main line or James River Di-
vision.