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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
THE BILIOUS Dill.
Hrond-Street House Has Good Per-
Torrance for Thanksgiving Week.

The opening performance Of the
thanksgiving weeks Bilou bill made a
great hit last night There is not tire
some act on the bill, nor Is there one that
In the least conflicts with another As
usual, people we're turned away because
they had not secured seats early.
The entertainment opened with Ford
ana Lewis, pair OF good comedians, who
mixed up a lot VI "funnyism," that put
every body in good humOr. The Reed
family. seven excellent entertainers, then
came on. and in a neat and original conf
cal affair scored distinct hit. The
Birds are good singers and dainty
dancers. Master Freddies part was the
feature Of the act. Keno. Welsh, and
MelTOse, who follow. presented one Of the
best acrObatic acts yet seen IN this CITY:
Tom Welsh Is a grOtesque comedian, and
Keno and MelrOse are graceful and re-
markably clever acrobats. Bonita, a
young woman who makes up cleyery as
a darky, sang number on songs Ia
good voice. and introduced little "plcha-
niuny." who was literally applauded.
Newhouse and Ward put on an excellent
bicycle trick-riding act. They are won
derful masters ~ The steeds Of steel.
Charles r. Sweet. the headlner was
accorded a hearty reception. and when
he settled down 20 his piano playing,
Initiating musical instruments, and get
ting on Jokes "on the side" he made
much laughter. Adele Purvis Onri closed
the show with clever exhibition OF
equiliDristic dancing, and "a stereOpucon
skirt dance that made hit.
Regular performances Will be given all
the week, with matinee to-day, as usual.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
CAKE AND CRACKER-FACToRY.
4 Charter Granted for the Richmond
Biscuit Works.

II is expected that by February lst an
other big cake and cracker-factory will
be in operation IN Richmond.
The factory will be located I'm the big
building at Sixth and Byrd streets. re-
Gently vacated by the Allegheny Box
Company, upon the completion Of its new
factory.
About forty men will be employed at
the factory II is proposed TO Increase
the output just as rapidly as the demands
OF the business justify.
4 charter for the concern, which IS 20
DO known as tine Richmond Biscuit
Works. was granted by Judge Wexford.
of the city Circuit Court, yesterday.
Some Of the best-known huancIers and
businessmen in Richmond are among
the corporatorB and officers. The officers
are j. $. BrOckenbrough. president, j.
j Montague. president. ". II. HOl-
laday. secretary and treasurer. Direct
ors-James n Boyd, II. &. Williams. Jr,
Morton b. ROsenDaum, j. j. Montague,
H.. ~. GWathmey Charles J.. Lefew, and
J. : BrockenbrOugh. The application was
silned by j. - Patton, 81. $. Forbes, kO-
bent = BOs her j. y. tui.lnG"prth, ANA
W. j. Nestwo0d.
The capital stock is 10 be not less than
EJ.OU. and may bee Increased 10 sloJ. 10
The company has been formed chiefly
bv Mr. j. s. BrOckcnbrOuGh, who has
been a manager at the works of the
Richmond Biscuit Company for a long
time. MT BrOCkcllroush ls confident The
lew works will be as successful as the
old has been in every way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
ADDITIONS TO THE TRIGG YARDS
Enlarged GaIvanizing Vat Among
Those Contemplated.

The awarding Of ale contract for the
construction Of the cruiser Galveston at
the Trigg yards means that there win b.
extensive additions made at once.
The vessel will be built on the bank OF
the river and launched I'm the James I'M
stead of I'm the dock. as i'm the case of the
torpedo-boats. There is plenty of water
in the river TO admit Of this being done.
The vessel will probably be built a short
yards VIII be extended further down the
river.
The capacity of the yards will be great
~ enlarged. AT present much Of the
work has to be done elsewhere. This is
strikngly true OF the galvaniziug. There
is q small galvanizing vat az the yards.
but an the larger work has TO be sent to
Philadelphia. II Is probable that one OF
the first things done now viii be- the put
ting in of a galvanizng vat large enough
to admit OF an the work being done at the
yards
II is confidently expected that the
building of the cruiser here will mean the
establishment here OF plants for the man
ulacture of material used I'm the cOnstruc-
lion OF war vessels. Much Of this now
comes from Virginia. but a great deal is
purchased en- other States. Mr. J.. r.
Myers ce-president Of the Trigg Com
pany. is now North purchasing material
Mr. Trieg is now I'm Washington. lie
is expected home to-day or tomorrow.
Work on the new cruiser. or rather pre-
partitions FOR it, Is expected TO begin at
once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28

hand OF fellowship was extended 10 ten.
The SUNDAY school In the morning was
the largest In the history OF the church
ana me same IS true OF the attendance
20 the communion service
The visitor OF honor at the meet
INK OF the Baptist pastors yesterday was
Rev. j. IA. Edwards. pastor .of the Blacks
burg Baptist church. Mi Edwards a. I'm
the city I'm the interest OF new church
building which his people are trying "a
erect In Blacksburg. The following reso-
luton was passed commencing the Efforts
Of Mir Edwards. THAT we. pastors.
heartily endorse his undertaking ana that
We viii. by personal influence among our
people. supplement his work. encouraging
them 60 make liberal contributions 10 this
object"
Rev. H. T. Louthon. who last Deem
ner was called TO the passionate OF How
aIus -Grove Baptist church for one year
only WAS on Sunday morning recalled
for an Indefinite time. This church has
q membership 81 about 20O. and has some
most excellent workers. In June last the
congregation secured a now building site
n paramount four squares from their
present location. and will at tho proper
season Vislhly "lengthen their cords and
strengthen their stakes"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
ANOTHER METHUEN FIGHT.
sharp Action North of Belmont
Uoers Retreat.

LONDON November 27.-Yesterday the
War ONCE posted the following dispatch
dated Cape Town. 1920 2. NJ. yesterday,
from General Forester Walker:
Lord Methuen reports that he novel
yesterday Saturday az $3.50 4. NJ. with
tho Ninth Brigade the mounted corps.
the Naval Brigade. the two batteries. the
guards following with the baggage. Near
Gras Pan about ten miles north OF Bel
mont on tho railway limo TO Kimberley
800 Beers. with SIX guns and two ma
chine guns, opposed him.
Tho action began at 9 \. VI. Our bat
ferries fired shrapnel very accurately TIL
ihe heights seemed clear Then the Naval
Brigade and infantry advanced, 10 the AS
sauit Tho fighting was desperate until
10 A. NJ. when the heights were carried.
Tho Beers retreated on the line, where
tho Ninth Iancers were placed 10 inter-
cept them. The result was not known at
tho time OF telegraphing. The artillery
took Immediate advantage Of the enemy's
retirement.
Early in the action 800 Beers attacked
our rear guard. The brigade met this.
and also protected the TANKS. The Naval
Brigade acted with the greatest gall
lantry. and suffered heavily. but no par
ticulars are yet known
BOERS FIGHT STUBBORNLY.
ohio enemy showed the greatest stub
bornness. and must have suffered great
IT, Twenty were buried. II is known
that thirty-oue were killed and forty
eight wounded. More than fifty horses
were found dead I'm one place. one bat
terry fired 500 rounds.
"Our force must halt ono day az Gras
Pan 10 rest ana replenish ammunition.
Tho force worked splendidlv. and is pre-
pared 70 overcome any difficulty The
Naval Brigade. the Royal Marines the
Light Infantry, and the First battalion
OF the North Lancashire Regiment espe-
cially. distinguished themselves
"Regarding Thursdays fight: Eighty
one Beers killed are accounted for. SIX
tv-four wagons We're burned. large
quantity Of powder 5000 rounds OF am
munition. and 80 shells were blown mp.
Commandant Albrecht (chiec OF the
orange Free state Artillery commanded
the Boer artillery General Dolewy was
I'm chief command"
Tho admiralty is I'm receipt Of the fol-
lowing dispatch from Rear Admiral iiar-
re. dated Cape Town. November 10Th:
Il deeply regret to report the follow
inc casualties I'm the action at Gras Pan
yesterday:
KILLED.
Commander Ethelston OF the Powerful.
Major Plumbe. OF the Doris.
captain Guy Senior. Of the Royal Ma
rine,, OF the Monarch.
WOUNDED
FTag-Captain Prothero, Of the Doris,
severely.
Lieutenant Jones. % the Doris.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
Does Work Tire You.

A dislike 10 make any sort or eGort-to
work. 10 play. or even 10 Thinks a sign
OF nervous and physical exhaustion which
~ omlnous OF evil. IL will do you no good
70 stimulate yourself. What you want 10
the best medical treatment you can get,
ana the sooner the better. Many an i'm
pending physical and mental collapse Is
indicated by weakness and d'slncllnauon
for work Ask Or. Greene. discoverer "
that greatest OF all remedies. DR..
Creeno's Nervura. 10 tell you what Is tie
matter He can be consulted free Of cost.
personally or By letter. al his Office. No.
IS west Fourteenth street. New York
CITY. IL Will be- great satisfaction 20
get tho ADVICE OF tho worlds leading spe-
ciallst IN curing nervous and chronic dis
eases. and Or. Greene certainly enjoys
this distinction. IL you cannot cali en-
Or. Greene, write him q letter. and vou
will receive prompt and satisfactory
reply 4|f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
REPINE THE WINNER.
tennessee 'Cycier Carries on ronor.
In Kansas City Race.

KANSAS CITY. MO. November H.
Bert Rspine. OF Nashville. Tenn, won
the Congratulations bicycle race that be-
gan IN Convention Hall on Tuesday after
noon OF last week. and in winning the
race established new record for forty
eight hours The distance covered. 95i l-3
miles. IS 81 10 miles better than the pre-
vious record for a similar contest.
Charles W. Miller. OF Chicago. the here
tofore unbeaten champion OF endurance
races. made a determined effort 10 main
tain his supremacy. but q series OF acct
dents on the track caused him 20 lose
ground that he could not recover from
tho lucky Replne, and the equally lucky
swede. Oscar Julius. who rodo without
slip or mlshap.
Julius finished second 20 Repine. n lap
behind. and Miller finished n lap behind
tho Swede. Young Gus Lawson, OF Chi
cago, the lS-year-oll boy. who rode for
forty hours with the leaders. vithered
under the hot pace OF the last day AID
finished six laps behind the leader Bos-
tons Plying Dutchman." Frank Waller
was bad hfth. finishing three-quarters
OF mile behind Repine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
IN THE UNITED STATES COURTS.
Arguments i'm the Appellate Court
The Becker Case set for Trial.

Judges Paul. Brawley, and Waddill pre-
sided in the United States Circuit Court
of Appeals yesterday. The following law
yers were admitted as attorneys of this
court: John Sprunt Hill New York;
James II. MOOrehcad. Robert Il. King, ana
John y. Wilson. of Greensboro. y. q.
No. &2-Fidelity aud Casualty Company
OF New York. paintin in error, vs. ST.
Matthew'S Savings Bank defendant in
error. In error 20 the Circuit Court OF the
United States at Charleston, :. &. Ar
gued by H. VI. M0rdeca for the plainuf
in error. and by samuel DibDle and
Charles a.. Dautzler for the defendant iu
error. and submitted
no ste j. Frazier. commissioner;
Charles -. Boubow. - w. c. DenbOW
petitioners. VS. the southern Loan and
Trust COMPANY trustee IN bankruptcy
OF ID. vs.. g. BeubOW. respondents Petit
ton for review TO the District Court of
the Western District OF North Carolina,
at Greensboro. y. G. Argued by James
r. MOorehead and r.. h. King. Of Greens
bOrO y. g.. for the petitioners. and by
john y. Wilson. Of Greensboro. Is. g..
for the respondents, and continued until
this morning at 10 o'clock.
The case Of M0ritz Becker. who stand
charged with violation of the immigra-
ton laws, has been set for trial in tine
United States District Court on Deem
Der 9TH. a. MelOy, of Washington, and
Leole Kaplan. of Baltimore. have been
subpoonaed as witnesses.
subpoena was received i'm the Mar
shars office yesterday for l.. II. Hans
bOrO. OF Warenton. who is wanted ass "a
witness in the case Of the United States
against j. $. Vowel which is % be tried
in sOuburg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28

other places. The recruits are found
chiefly among the Irish-Americans. al
though Germans and mer. Of other nation
alities are also volunteering % fight under
the BOer flag. Some dozens Of young
Irishmen have already left this city for
the Transvaal. but the largest recruiting
Is done i'm Chicago and other western
cities, san Francisco sending her quota"
Upton GIVES TO THE FIGHTERS
LONDON, November G.-Sr Thomas
Upton, in view OF the fact that his
steam-yaCht Erin cannot be utilized by
the government as "a hospital-ship. has
sent $1,000 TO the Princess OF Wales. 20
be used at her discretion for the benefit
Of the soldiers and sailors.
The Executive Committee Of the Ameri-
can ladies' hospital-ship fund has re-
ceived an anonymous gift Of $500 from
the United States. together with a prom
Use OF as much more n 10 shall be needed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
Personals and Briefs.

Captain r. +. Frayser's condition was
reported as unchanged last night.
Mr. Herbert Dallman is home from a
tWo-mOnths' business trip through the
South.
There was no change yesterday in the
condition OF Mrs. Elizabeth q. Hampton,
who continues very ILL.,
IAeutenants \. j. Pizzini and +. 4.
Brown VIII leave for Virginia Military
Institute this morning
Hon. Carter Glass, OF Lynchburg mem
ber-eiect Of the State Senate from the
Twentieth District, is in this city.
Misses Alice and Eta H.barger, Of Ia
gerstOwn, Md. axe visiting Mr. and MIS-.
George H. Leigh. az New Fcid's Hotel
Alr. and Mrs. james j. Cummiskey, Jr..
of Philadelphia, are the guests OF UT.
Ii. c. Allen and his sister, -lVo cast Broad
street.
The Uniform Rank. Knights Of Py-
thias. Will hold their regular meeting oil
Wednesday night at the Armory, on north
Seventh street
Rev. George $. somerville, OF Hay
market. preached az -. Marks EDisco-
pal church an morning and evening SER
vices ON Sunday.
Miss Kate Scheppers left yesterday
morning Tor Portsmouth tO attend the
Miss Mary irwin.
Richmond Lodge, No TO- a. +. and a.
NJ. Will have called communication to-
night. when four candidates viii bee pass
cd 10 the second degree.
There was an exciting game Of football
played Yesterday evening between the
teams from McCabe's and Mcclure
schools. The score was To D.
Sergeant Jones A. Otey. OF the First
f..f. d.
vacation. he had a. most eujol able time
I'm Boston. New YORK, Fhliadelphia, ana
Wilmington.
Mr. Thomas r. Meanley formerly Dep
ufv collector OK Internal Revenue IN the
local offices. returned 10 petersburg yes
terday morning after spending sunday
with friends here.
Mr.. II. II. Chalkley and Mrs Chalkley
Cincinnati. are the guests ot Mt chalk
ley's mother. IN this city. Mr.. Chalkley
is connected with the Chesapeake and
Ohio freight offices in Cincinnati.
A divorce has been granted I'm the cir
cult Court OF HenricJ county 10 MIS-.
Lizzie H. Hardy from John Preston
Hardy. on the ground OF inhdelity. Mrs
Hardy was given the custody Of her
child.
Dr.J Gates Gooje. OF the City Hospital
has returned 10 the city after visit 10
his home His father. Mr. ". J. g.
GoOde. whom h. accompanied home, had
very delicate and successful operation
performed on one OF his eyes, and is rap
idly recovering his sight
"A Trip Through Mammoth Cave" VIII
be the subject Of an excellent lecture 10
he given Tonight by Mr.. r. J.. Wells
under the auspices Of the League Of 81.
lanes Methodist Episcopal church. Some
of the best Of church HIPS vocal talent
will add much TO the evening pleasure
..Tt
The improvements to the sheep-dip man
ufarturing plant of I.aidlaW. Mackell *
a. I'm This city. have been completed.
Tie plant IS located on the site Of the
Old Richmond city Mills and an immense
orantitv of tobacco is used each year I'm
the manufacture OF sheep-dip. which is
used FOR preventing disease In sheep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
\ LARGE DEED or TRUST.
One Hundred $1,000 shares of the
Pnce Pori-Pncking CO.-Sul,s


\ deed OF trust conveying 100 shares u
the Pace Pork Packing Company from
james Il. Pace and Bette W. Pace. his
wife. 20 the Virginia Trust Company. was
hied In the Chancery Court Yesterday
me shares are valued at 81 900 each The
oeed was executed boy authority Of the
stockholders and Board of Directors Of
the Pace Pork-Packing Company, iu ac-
cordance with its charter
The Virginia Trust Company has agreed
10 purchase from the parties named so
many of the 100 bonds rs NAV be- necas-
sary % build and equip the plant of the
Pace Pork-PackIng Company and furnish
me machinery, etc, therefor. provided
the bonds and interest are additionally
secured.
The additional security embraces the
home and lot at the northwest corner Of
Franklin and Adams streets. lot on Rescr-
Noir street south OF Wallace, on Reser-
Noir north OF Beverly, various other par
Ctis OF land on Ashland, Randolph Clai-
borne, Winder, Blair, Kemper. Jacquline.
and Beverly streets. and right title. etc.
IN other lots on Main Powhatan. Dance.
Williams, Wallace; right. title. and inter-
est I'm old Dominion Mining Company. Sill
Yer queen Mining and smelling Company
Gray Metal TeiautOgraph Company. Cray
Electric Company. and North Birming-
ham Land Company.
The suit of 5. +. Kesler against the
Richmond Traction Company for 5000 oc-
cupied the Law and Equity Court yester-
day. The verdict has not yet been reach
eD. KcSlcr alleges that through care
lcssucss ON the part of Traction Company
employees he fell off "a car and injured his
shoulder.
I'm the Circuit Court G. NJ Smithdeal
has instituted suit against NJ. Lee Fer
gussOu for 500 for trospass
John Pickerell tcoloreO. was tried I'm
the Hastings Court yesterday on the
charge of attempted criminal assault. and
was acquitted.
Marriage licenses have been issued TO
Edward a. Peace and Blanche l. Marks;
Walter VI. Hall and Essie H. Smith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
THE CHARGES AGAINST MErCALF,
Kansas soldier says the Colonel shot
fn Seff-Defeuce.

SPRINGFIELD. MO. November &C
T. Grogan, late Of Company l.. Twentiett
Kansas says concerning the alleged kill
ing 81 a supplcatlng unarmed Filipino
by Colonel Metealf that he Is surprised
az the statement made by Callahan, who
was his Lieutenant. Grogan says Callahan
and Han were five companies back from
Metcalf az The time OF the killing, anc
could know nothing OF the matter from
their personal knowledge
GrOgan SAYS he and five other priyates
were detailed 30 bury the dead Fiipinos
after the battle OF CaloOcan. or Febru-
airy 10th While he and "A private from
Company I were at work together, they
came upon tho body OF Filipino with a
knife I'm his hand. who seemed 90 hayo
fallen while fighting. His companion look
eel at the body and said IL was the one
Metcalf had shot. He said the fellow had
been taken prisoner and was unruly. Met.
calf stopped 10 talk with him. and tried
10 get him 70 80 along. The Filipino
sprang at him with his knife, and would
have plunged n into Metcalf's body had
not the officer shot him instantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
WON GIRL IN A RET.
Yale Girl Agreed tn Marry Prince
tonian, II Iatter's College Won.

BRIDGEPORT CONN. November H.
\ yellow chrysanthemum In his coat,
young man, accompanied by q hand
some young woman. with . streamer %
blue flying from her dress, applied at tho
Town Clerks office lost night for mar
rage llconse. The young man said he
was James Walker, a salesman, OF New
York and the young woman said she was
Gertrude Miller, 10 years old, also Of New
York As she WIS not OF age, and could
not get the consent OF her parents, the
UosuSa vqe refused Then they returned
10 New York. II was learned Llat tho
young persons had attended tho Prince
ton-Yale football game In New Haven
Saturday. and that the girl had consented
10 become tho wife Of Walker II fTihce-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
Tn,vKsGIvIvG-D,Y SERVICES.
Nearly All Denominations 10 Unite
I'm SpecfaI Services.


The Methodist churches viii unite on
Thanksgiving-Day I'm q service to be held
at Centenary church at IL o'clock DR..
steele will preach the sermon
The Christian churches will have thei,TT
Joint service az Seyenth-Street az IL
o'clock. Rev Carey T.. Morgan wiz
preach. The Offering Will be for the FOOT
At the union baptist service a. the
First church the speakers will be keVs.
H. Cabeu IIening. ". Ashby Jones. ana
Professor S. g. Mitchell There VIII also
be- services at Pine-Street and Broadus
Memorial Rev. Or w. T. Derieun VIII
preach an the former. Venablc-Sueet
church will have its service NJ night ana
Or. Derieux will preach. The offerings AT
the Baptfst churches viii be- for the Zap
tiet Home for Aged Women.
Rabbi T.. y. Calisch Will hold Thanks-
giving services az Beth Ahabd synagogue
AZ II O'Clock. as usual.
Thanksgiving services viii be held NJ
the Inrst English Evangelical Lutheran
church next Sunday. Special services Will
be held. and the musical programme VIII
be unusually elaborate. Last Sunday MISS
Nellie Calder was the s0loist. She sang
THE PalmOs" at the offcrtory, and her
really phenomenal voice was heard 70
very great advantage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28

cial1 Air. Abner Nelson Harris, aged
about g. years. died nj Cherry Grove, ms
residence. IN Spotsylvania county on sun
day morning, the 18th instant, after an
Illness OF five days. Mr.. Harris was born
and reared ga Louisa county. and IN early
lie had lived I'm Texas and Kentucky,
but Tor many years had resided ~ spot
sylvania. lie served through the civli war
IN the Confederate army and made an
excellent record as soldier lie was ono
Ell citlzens OF his community. and his
death will De mourned by n very large
family connection and q wide circle or
friends. he il survived by widow aud
fnnr sons and four d1ughtera.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
,,s,,annIe Homicide the verdict.

81. LOUIS. MVJ.' Noy.I101T To,, 5,md"s
No.JJict ~ Unsuitable homicide In The case
W Attorney James r. Roberts. the LAWYER
0beroed with the murder Or Professor
r. A. simpson, the dramatic agent VINO
was killed Friday afternoon. ,.-.,so,
that simpson. who was giving her thea
trical Lessons had insulted her. Mr.. and
Mrs Roberts who had been Separated
for some time. became reconcheu AT INC
innffls - fn-l1V.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
virginia Hospitals Pound Party.

The annual pound party for the benefit
OF the Virginia Hospital viii take place
on Friday, December LIST. Contributions
Of groceries pea ,lnea; orossesy' or any
The hospital is doing a largo charity
work Ladies will be az the hospital from
10 o'clock until IN the afternoon Ia re-
ceiye contributions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
Provisions for the Poor.

The scholars IN the infant Department
OF the sabbath school OF ST. James Me
thOdist Episcopal church, In conformity
with an annual custom. brought dona-
tions SUNDAY morning TO be distributed
among the poor on Thanksgiying-Da Day.
Each child contributed something. snd
the result was that their room resembled
a small size grocery store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
VIII Oppose Captain o'Bannon.

Ii is announced that Dir. John G. Sle-
bert, OF Norfolk, will be q candidate Tor
the position OF Public Printer. which has
long been held by Captain j. ii. O'Ban-
non.
Mr. Seibert Is a very young man, and IS
we'll known IN Richmond. having learned
his trade here He Is strong union man.
captain O'Bannon Il also member OF
the Typographical Union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
puncb-Breal.ers, strike over.

The boys employed az bunch-breakers
~ the Allen K Ginter Branch OF the
American Tobacco Company returned 10
work yesterday morning. with n few ex-
cepuons There is no longer any trouble,
and no likelihood OF any further disturb