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The POna Ill.

London, Jan 22.-The Daily Chronicle
says French bishop has received a tel
egram from Rome saying that the pope
is dangerously III.
dispatch to the associated press from
Rome on Saturday said the pope had
completely recovered his health after a
slight attack of influenza. and had re-
ceived in audience deputation of canons
Of ST. Jean de Latron that day.
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Premier Will Resign,

Brussels. Jan. 22.-According to the Pa
triote, serious disturbances have arisen
between King Leopold and some of the
ministers on the question Of the introduce
ton of the uni-nominal electoral system.
which the king advocated. 1t is rumored
that the premier, M. de Smet de Naeyr,
will resign tomorrow and that the cabi-
net will be reconstructed
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A New Agreement.

Chicago, Jan. 22.-Passenger represen-
tatives of the western lines will gather
in this city tomorrow to consider the
terms of a new agreement which is in
many ways the most remarkable docu-
ment of it's kind ever drafted All
changes made necessary by the SUI
preme court ruling against traffic or
CARNATIONS have been taken into con-
sideration in its preparation, and the
plans whereby rates may be maintained
are very deliberately and carefully
drawn,
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VIII Visit Paris

London, Jan. 23.-The Paris CORE
spondent of the Daily Chronicle says:
Archbishop Ireland, after his visit to
Rome, will come here to consult with
the French bishops on the subject Of
Heckerism. The bishop of Orleans has
invited the distinguished American &C.
clesiast to preside over the fetes in hon.
or of Joan dare"
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VIII Meet in Denver.

Denver, Jan. 22-John N. Barrows, sec
rotary of the Colorado Society Of Sons of
the Revolution, has received information
from General Secretary Montgomery of
New York that it has been decided to
hold the next national convention in Den
yer. The convention will open on April
10 next.
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A HEAVY LOSS.
Three Heavy Explosions at the Bird
Coleman Plant.

Coleman Plant.
Lebanon, Pa. Jan. 22.-Three heavy ex-
plosions occurred at short intervals at
the Bird Coleman furnace plant at Corn
wall, five miles from here last night
Buildings were shaken and many win
dows broken throughout the town The
twin furnaces were much damaged and
the loss was heavy. OF the many hun
dreds of workingmen none were seriously
injured. although a number suffered
slight injuries. The explosions were
caused by molten metal eating it's way
out of stack and entering the under
pit, where it came into contact with wa
ter The furnaces We're operated by the
Lackawanna Iron and Steel company,
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Soldiers Feasted.

Pueblo, Colo, Jan. 22.-Engine trou-
BILE delayed the arrival of part of the
goth United States infantry. now on its
way from Fort Leavenworth to Manila.
The two trains coming this way were
expected in Pueblo this forenoon, but
did not arrive until late tonight
They were received by a large crowd
of people and were supplied with a
bounteous feast by the Soldiers Aid So
cety of this city,
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RAISED A STORM.
A Protest Against AntiGerman Expires.
sions in the House.

s1Ons IN The House.
Munich, Jan. 22.-The Neuste Mach
richten. which raised a storm of indigna-
ton among the ultra patriotic papers by
limiting that German doings in the Phil
ippines were largely responsible for the
delicate relations between the United
States and Germany, and that. as the
German foreign office knew nothing of
them, 1t would be advisable o. institute
an investigation with a view of avoiding
the recurrence of such mistakes, makes
the following announcement to-day:
The Americans here have decided to
send to the Washington government a
protest against the anti-German express
sions used in the house of representatives
and declaration that no animosity
against America exists in Germany,
where Americans always meet with the
most friendly reception"
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A MILLI0NAIRE'S MARRIAGE.
James L. Flood Will Wed Miss Maud L.
Fritz of Kansas City.

Kansas City, Mo, Jan. 22.-The Star
says: Miss Maud L. Fritz of Kansas
City is to become the bride of James J..
Flood, only son Of the late James c
Flood, the famous California boianZu
king, who fell heir to one third cf his
fathers vast estate. Miss Fritz is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fritz If
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From Porto Rico.

Norfolk, Va, Jan. 22.-The army
transport Port Victor, arrived at Fort
Monroe this evening from Porto Rico
with 1873 sick soldiers aboard. The
men remained aboard tonight.
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SEATTLE CHAMPION,
Won Four of the Seven Games With the
Athletics.

San Francisco. Jan 22.-Seattle to-day
took the final game of the coast cham
pionship series from the Athletics by a
score of to 8. The Northerns, having
won four out of seven games, will now
call themselves the champions of all the
Western coast. Neither side scored to-
day until the sixth inning, when Seattle
made one run. The Athletics made two
in the first half of the eighth, taking the
lead, but the Seattle team made like
number in its half and was still one run
to the good. Then in the first half of
the ninth, the home team batted out a
run, making the score a tie, but in Seat
ties half Babbitt made a home-run win
ming the game. Score:
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Ordered to Samoa.

Wellington, N. T.. Jan 22.-The British
third class cruiser Royalist has been dis
patched to Samoa following the Tauran-
ga, which left on Friday.
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The Protest Postponed.

Havana, Jan. 22.-The special com
mission appointed last week by the mu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28

at the water-tank there. The negro broke
the lock of one of the cars and was caught
Boa the act of entering TO- He was taken
10 Richmond this morning.
AT the residence of Rev. James a.
Spiers. in Prince George county. on
Christmas-Day. there was pleasant
family gathering at which four genera
tiOns We're present. Representatives OF
the family came from Chesterleid, Iilhce
George. and Dinwiddie counties, wilson
n. c.: Petersburg, and Norfolk. Well
laden Christmas-tree was feature OF the
occasion
Rev. Father Davitt. Of Washington, D..
C.. who spent Christmas here as the guest
of Father O'Farrell, returned nome lhis
morning
Mr. Pride. q farmer Of Chesterfield
county came 90 the city to-day an search
of his 19-year-Old son. who. he claimed
by false representation as 10 MS age
had obtained "a license 90 Doe married 10 IL
Young lady of the county. The lady's
parents had given their consent Inc
object of the young mans lather WIS
90 prevent the ceremony. 1ne matter was
put iu tho hands of the police
In cOnfOrmauce with the lately-lssued
decree of Pope Leo. Rev. Father O'Farrell
WILL on the last day or DecempcI 'rls
brate midnight mass at 81. Josephs
mr. NIT louis I'M r. burgess and Miss Mamie
Ellis both former residents Of PETERS
burg were married in Norfolk to-day
ana arrived here this evening % visit the
eroom's parents. SIR. w. w. Bryan ana
Miss Henrietta Burgess. both OF inns city
were the attendants mo the matltdse'
Snow has been falling rapidly mere an
the afternoon. The ground Is hard frozen,
and the snow sticks we'll This is the irst
1f the season. ,...,,
THE case of sam. Spencer tcoloieol'
who is charged with killing Joe jack oh
rlso coloreO while recklrssly shooting
loaded pistol I'm the public street, ON
Christmas morning. will come mp for in-
vasteauon tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28
Orders EIeof NnIcers

Grove Council. No. 20. Jr o. II. A. NJ.
met Tuesday night and elected the fol-
lowing officers: Councillor. H. G. Waldrop;
Nlce-Councinor, j. Edward Rose; Record
ing Secretary, j. Calvin Williams: As
sisiant Recording Secretary. n. i. Eng
land; Financial Secretary. W. r. Law
renee; Treasurer, s. A. Allen: Warden.
Joseph conway; Conductor. j. Manly At
klnson' Inside Sentinel. NJ A. Germel-
man; Outside Sentinel. J. j.. Taylor.
Trustees-D. H. Gaines. +. g. Garmel-
man man and NJ A. Germelman. Represen-
tatve to r. 3. A.. J. O. Weckorl: Rep
resentativos 20 State Council. H. Calvin
Williams and j. G. Weckert.
Marshall Lodge No u. KNIGHTS Of
Pythias. elected the following officers.
CShanceallor-CQmmander. W G.. Graves:
e-Chancell0r @. l.. Bl0unt; Preiate
otto +. Wise; Master OF Works. lanes
W. Carr; .Master-at-Arms. Henry Cess
singhuus; Keeper Of Records and Seal
John +. savllle. Master OF Finance. Janfes
K. sheppardi Master of Exchequer. J. r.
Hartman, Inside Guard Walter Talley:
Outside Guard. The0 Roach: Represent
tative 20 Grand Lodge, o. +. Wise These
officers Will be- installed az the next meet
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28
VICTIMS OF PISTOL.
KILLED ONE MANI FATALLY
WOUNDED TWO OTHERS.
BLOODY DAY IN NORFOLK COUNTY.

rfage.

NORFOLK, VA, December 27.-lspe-
oial)-Made crazy by liquor. Reuben Res
cue entered saloon to-day at Penent.
Norfolk county, drew a revolver. and shot
dead John Stewart and fatally wounded
two other men. The crowd. panic-strick-
en- fed. and Rescue escaped 20 the Dis
NAL swamp
In ft Of drunken anger william
Hobbs to-day shot and killed his wife
Cornela, at Deals Mil Hobbs was ar
rested.
A cable to-day from Valparaiso. Chilli
announces the arrival there of the sailing
ship, Henry T. Hyde with bad nfo
raging I'm her hold. The Hyde LETT hero
September eth last for Honolulu with
coal Cor the United States naval station
OF the Chilean coast tire was discovered
and the Hyde made for Valparaiso.
The schooner Jacob $. Winslow, from
Port Royal for Baltimore. with phosphate
rock, cOllided last night OF Cape Henry,
with the schooner Eva j. Ferris. bound
for Newport News, and which tried go
cross the WiuslOws bow. The WinslOw
was badly damaged, and was lowed in
to-day. The Ferris lies of Cape Henry
disabled
Captain William Warren. commanding
the schooner Edith Olcott, died to-day At
a hospital OF paralysis.
Walter Cotton. the escaped negro muir
derer, is yet at liberty. The Governor
has offered $500 reward for his capture.
A. j. Wood "a grocer. was to-day held
for the Federal grand jury, upon a
charge of falling TO properly stamp oleo-
margarine which Sc IS alleged. he sold
for butter
John Thomas Reid. cashier here for the
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad Company,
to-day we'd at Tarboro'. s. g.. Mrs.
Julia NacNair Station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28
rhc IIlhernians, AnnunI Bam.

Division no. !. Ancient order Of Iliber-
Donoiqb Daniel Higgins. IT, h. Griffin,
Char.es Anthony, Thomas j. sheehy, and
John Marin as "a committee 10 arrange
for their annual bah and supper Tor the
members. their wives. daughters, ana
l,,eefhearts. IL is most likely that DiYi-
SION 80 will take part I'm the demon
STATION. as they are now considering me
arpoiutment of "a joint committee 70 acl
MIN the committee Of 30. !. IN the
event of q consummauon sucn aS Us M
far The accommodation of such vast
number viii Boz The only matter OF serious
loncern ms several hundred members con-
sfifute the order in the city.
rhs BAN viii bc held in January Du-
tna date fs set TO Doe selected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28
rln Cre.cent City Rnces.

NEW ORLEANS, December IRE
suits: e,. ~. yv.ir,e-
l,,. q, to 81 won. Brown Vail o. 10 ana
40 % second. Colonel Cassidy % TO u
second race-one mile-rom Gilmore q
10 and 10 % won, Indian q 10 aiiu o
To % second, falsehood TO 10 ''''''
Time. 1.lC. t..,.l,,.r sl,or+
c,.,,reo- brakeman G TO 1 and TO y won
Van Brunt u5 to ! and to, ID second S.5l,1
Three Forks do TO ID thrd, llt me, 80,
cdid d'Or o. 10 2 and $ TO % won, Him
e ,'o ~ y and G to % second. Compen-
' i't,., IS 40 ID third. Time, ll6i2.
Ffth race-mile ana twenty yards ~
i-iNln W. Gm IN and 30 TO ID second,
~ S5i i9,,5 Is 10 u third. Time, 1850
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28
MIR. JAMES Young HERE.
Has Come to Inspect the Costumes
Made Here for His New Play.

Mr. James Young. the well-known ira
gedian, is registered at Murphys Hotel.
Some Of the costumes for his new and
elaborate production Of Lord Byron" arc
being made in this city. under the super
vision OF Mr.. Charles Person, the veteran
actor, and Mr.. Young Is here to inspect
them.
Mr. Young's new play has been written
Tor him by Miss Rida Louise Johnson.
the talented actress who was last seen
here with Mr.. Charles Coghlan and has
been declared masterpiece. It will have
us initial production IN Norfolk on jan
uary l5th, az the opening Of southern
tour, which promises 90 be very success
ful Mr. Young has lately recovered from
an attack Of typhoid-fover. but Is now
none tho worse for his illness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28
quay CASE BEFORE THE SENATE.
Minds OF senntors Not Made Up-Con-
~fffuffOnnI Question.

INDIANAPOLIS IND, December IT,
Senator Beyeridga to-day made the fol-
lowing statement concerning Senator
Quay.
.The talk about Quay's not having votes
enough 90 seat him is nonsense. SO are
fhe claims that ne has enough votes 90
SCAT him. Nobody knows just what the
Situation is. Nobody knows, for exam
ule how L shall vote. / know that a
great many other senators are In exactly
Inc same situation. The whole matter
is pure question Of constitutional con-
.frlction. All this talk about corrupt
elections. etc.. has nothing 10 DO with
fha case. QUAY Is not claiming through
.r election. lie is claiming through an
appointment by the Governor. the ques-
lion Isl whether or not the Governor had
. constitutional right 90 appoint MN.
hay. not had time yet 10 give that ques-
lion tine special study which IT'S immense
inheritance deserves. When ] have done
.o shall know how ! shall vote. for tnat
consideration and that considers ton alone
viii determine the matter. rms also ls
senators"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28
LETTER FROM THE PHILIPPINES.
Mr.. Clarence Werner Writes of His
Life There

Governor Tyler received yesterday a
very interesting letter from Mr.
Clarence Werner. formerly one OF the
best-known newspaper-men of this city
but now a member OF Company II,
TWenty-seventh United States Volunteers
stationed near Manila.
Mr. Werner said he had not yet been
in "a battle, though his regiment was en-
camped at the time Of writing November
lfth within plain view Of the Filipino en-
trenchments. The firing of the American
sentries upon am invisible foe had several
times caused the command 90 be- turned
out. Mr Werner said 10 was generally
believed that the end OF the war was in
sight. though the boys had 40 expectation
of getting home before their term Of en-
lisfment expired. Mr.. Werner dwelt upon
the discOmforts OF life in the PHILIPPINES,
especially the ceaselees dOwnpour Of rain.
The health of himself and comrades was
fairly good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28

90 Of nlVetpTIOus UIItIU UVtuI u ~
- iiV I'M < O'Clock at No. 3ll north
niknt ,yoet The building is owned by
Flrs" Pvie and occupied by T. l. Johnson johnson,
as D9 ai.'a fnllv covered by insurance.
Vas I beI1eved to have been the work OF
incena lIarm was turned i'm al II o'clock in
AN ming 'Si from the corner OF Nlnth
and Turpln streets 1t was qnig ds 5l,
Gre I'm "A dwelling-house' ana H'''' '''''''9'
..... done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28

KENDLER.-Died December q. 1899. at
$50 A. NJ, az his late residence. on west
Broad street, JAMES ". KENDLER. IN
the CSth year OF bis age.
Funeral from Laurel-street Methodist
Episcopal church TO-DAY Crhursday) at
$3.50 p. NJ.
MORRIs.-D Died. yesterday morning. az
the residence u his grandfather, Mr. w.
II. =. Morris. OF this city WAITER II.
T.. infant son Of George II and Ellen
Morris
Interment at Ashland. Va. DECEMBER
18th i23D T. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28
YOUNG WOMAN HANGED.
Murdered Mistress Because OF Love
81. NIiatrras.s Children.

BRANDON. MANITOBA. December
27-Emilv Hida Blake, domestic was
hanged here this morning TOT l ae HluIo l,
tion was private, only few persons oo-
taining the privilege of witnessing DC.
Miss Blake who was only = years oiu'
walked firmly 90 the scaff0.d' without as
si-t@nca and was the coolest Of the
,.artv with the exception OF Hangman
PatcliTe She made no statement.
The glrl confessed that she committed
the crime. saving she did IT, because she
loved Mrs Lanes children, ana was Jeai-
Gus OF the mothers love. neg lIlti ""S
,..r, brief as she refused all offers OF
counsel and pleaded guilty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28
wAR-rAx QUESTION
objection 10 Payment for stamps on
store Orders.

CHARLESTON, S. c., December IL
r-nifod-St -Circuit-Judge Simonton to-
la,. banded down "a decision I'm the case
~ the CRANKY Mercantile Company, Of
Columbia. against Webster, collector Oh
''t,.rnstino question of law, and will add
considerably 20 the war taxes. If all mills
6ave the same system of paying hands
as some 81 those I'm this state.
al pfHg,- stated. the Mercantile Company
sod Goods 10 CRANKY mill operatives, and
Inc accounts, when presented TO the urea
s,,ror Of the mill We're paid out or
moneys due the operatives. In order 70
protect itself. the Mercantile company
took vouchers for eaeh accouHS, anu
under the. stamp law Collector webster
held that revenue stamp had 90 be at
tached to each and every order. The
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue sus-
49, tbo collector. ant the Mercantile
Company paid 2 cents on l5.sH orders.
subsequently. suit was brought for the
return OF tine amount, but III mas Dgen
refiised bv the court. and the complaint
was to-day dismissed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28
PETERSBURG AND VICINITY.
The Funeral of Mr.. Parrish-A Fam
iIN Rcmninn.

iiY HcuntOn.
PETERSBURG, VA. December T-
(spocial) 1.-THE funeral of John *. Parrish,
who was shot and killed on Lombard
street Christmas evening. as is alleged. by
Albert Hunt, took place this morning
from Grace Episcopal church. Rev John
ladout oldciatIng The attendance was
large Petersburg Lodge of Elks. of
tended in 81 body. and committees from
the knights of Pythias and Benevolent
Mechanics Association were also pr, ut
Mr. Parrish was 20 very popular man,
and for fourteen years bad held a Pc
spOnsibie position with the Petersburg
iron-Worlls Company. Tie was the last
immediate representative 0f his family
lIs father. mother. brother aud sister
having preceded him t0 the grave. BE
had only few minutes before his death
met The friends with whom. and at whose
request he walked Oh the place where Dee
was shot. Albert Hunt who ls under
arrest. BIS from superior Wis., and is said
% Doe very respectfully connected.
a telegram was received mere to-day am
nOunciug the death. in Denver Col. ot
Air j. $. Lyman. of this city. ln july
last the young man. who was suffering
from cOnsump .0n. went t0 Denver with
the hope of improving h.- health. To is
not known whether the burial VIII take
place here or lu Denver
Detective James NJ. Young last night
arrested negro named John Henry
C0steus. at Swift Creek while The negro
was attcmptIrg 100 break into 3D. loaded
frcight-car of the AtlantIc-COast line.
The south-bound fre.sh train had stopped
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28
BROKE HER ARM.
Painful Accident 10 DauvilIe Lady
Hnnd uInNNn OF.

DANVIIIE. VA. December 2L-(Spe-
ciall-Nlrs. James r.. Scheduled. VITO of
tbe evangelist fen ON the ice ON the Main
street pavement tonight ana fractured
her right forearm.
John r. cook. Deputy Clerk Of the Cor
poratOn Court and Miss Loi1 Chandler
we're married Tonight an the brides resi-
dence. ON Wilson street. Rev. l.. q. tl-
som officiating
AIr. q. O. Tuck. a well-known young to-
h4ccouist of this city. we'd tonight az the
Mt Vernon parsonage MISS cara Ileien
Corbin. Rev. Dr. Thomas n. Potts, oil-
ciatiug ,,..,..
Young Elan. a negro man, had his rght
hand blown off to-day by the explosion OF
"a dynamite cracker Ills conaluoh j.
serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28
STREET FIGRT IN ALABAMA.
Two Men Killed ana n Third Seri-
nu.IN Mounheh.

UTrNTsVILLE. Ala, December iii
q street duel at Deposit to-day two men
y,are killed and a third was probably IA
LII ,lnrndod James Harden's throat
,-1s cur from ear 10 ear by his nephew
fcsse Harden. The former Is dead. John
a. Harden. brother Of the dead mans 5.
,gae seriously cut by Jesse Harden, ana
as Inc tight was drawing 10 close Mace
5','s.il diechaie-d load of buckshot into
bl.r.en of Jesse Harden causing
l-e.h an the parties are wen known
ana prominent in politics. The cause OF
The feht g. not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28

"Our boy has taken three bottles Of
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
for ST. Vituss Dance" says Mrs. f. A.
Bender, of Keene, Coshocton Co, Ohio.
&" He was very nervous and constantly
Jerking and twitching, but now he is as
steady as anyone; in fact, seems entirely
cured. He thinks a great deal of DR..
Pierce. As a cough remedy and blood
purifier there is nothing better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28

WINDSOR, n. g.. December z.--t'ope-
ciai1-Mr. John d. Marshall OF Millers-
burg. Ky. and Miss Harriet Janet Grimm
Jaightcr of The late pr. john ;. Griffin.
and granddaughter of DIT Charles small
F,piscopl church. ia WOrdville, to-day,
by the Rev. r. b. Tichn0r, evangelist, OF
the Edenton Convention.
The Register has issued from the Isl
OF December mp 90 date iifty-one marriage
licenses. This BE- the largest number that
hes '7 ''th'F TOT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28
NIR. J. w. RENDER DEAD.
lie Passed Away at His Home Yes
terdny Morning.

Mr.. James W. Kendler. one OF the best
known residents Of Richmond. died at $3.50
O'Clock yesterday morning, at his home,
ON west Broad sreet
Deceased was 81 years of age. He
came to Richmond in the early forties,
and was employed with Mr. Asa Snyder
in the irOn-moulding business lie was
identified continuously with the iron busi-
ness untu a short time ago. and was for
"a long time corresponding secretary OF
the Iron M0ulders' Union.
Mr.. RENDER is survived by a widow
two brothers. q sister and four children
Mcssrs. r. ~. and j. w. kendle', MIs
Tho funeral win take place az $3.50
O'Clock this afternoon. from Laurel-Street
Methodist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28
WANT ECCLESIASTICAL DIVORCE.
4 Country Couple Apply TO Pastor
Marks for Degree OF separation.

a countryman and his wife called yes
terday upon Rev q. a. Marks, pastor or
the First English Evangelical Lutheran
church. at his residence. 30. Ga east
Grace street. and asked the kindly offices
of the Church in divorcing them.
Their anXicty was TO find out whether
the Church could and would release them
from the bonds of matrimony, which mad
become CALLING and intolerable. They had
discovered too late that their tempers
were incompatible and that their opinions
were irreconciliable. and the only way out
of their troubles seemed 90 be 70 appeal
to the Church. which had bound them IN
a hated union, 20 separate them.
AR Marks enlightened his visitors as
TO the offices Of the Church. and gaye
them much wholesome advice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-28
,,.,,,ou.. club song Rccitni.

A song ~ Jefferson on Friday night,
room oh o. 'a'uspices of the Woman's CluD'
under 1nS particular star of the occa-
The piibsi e Miss Lille d'Angelo Bergh,
~ New york DIR H. w, gflse' & 4, MIS-
si1, ,rin he by card only