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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-04-05

able you to make a profit in feeding
them. 1t will feed the land with nj
trogen for the succeeding crop. 1t will,
if you run the subsoiler down deep for
it, send It's roots far down, and bring
to the surface the unexhausted fertil-
ity that you have been scratching over
all your life. 1t will leave the soil in a
better condition to grow crop of cot
ton than if the same amount of ferti-
lizer had been applied to the cotton,
direct without the pea. 1t will start
your land on the upgrade, and if in
stead Of swapping your cotton seed
with the oil mill, -ou bury them in a
deep furrow between the rows, the
plants will find the food when the cot
ton is making, and will fruit all the
better for it. You will soon get food
enough on your farm to feed cattle
enough not only to make profit from
the feeding, but will secure, if cared
for rightly, manure enough to cover
your corn field broadcast. When this
is done, the crop of wheat or oats fol-
lowing the corn will be increased by
this manure, and after the small grain
is off, you can use the acid phosphate
and potash again for a bigger crop of
peas, and to be followed by a bigger
crop of cotton. And as every three
years of the rotation passes, you will
find that your land is getting more
and more productive, and the crop you
now look upon merely in the light of
supplies" will become important
money crops, and your cotton will all
be yours, and more of it than you now
get without 4 fertilizer bill to come
out Of it. l have been harping on the
string many years, and l propose to
keep at it so long as l see the effects
OF my advice in the vast increase of
the pea fields all over the South. One
of my correspondents writes that l
have run everybody there pea crazy"
I hope the mania will spread till the
clover of the Sout is recognized by all
as the redemption of our fields
Southern Ruralist
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-04-05

80 years has been chief consulting
physician of the Worlds Dispensary
and Invalids' Hotel, at Buffalo, N. Y.
Send 21 one-cent stamps to cover
cost of mailing only, and get his great
book, The Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser, absolutely free.
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y
proved to be present in all these cases
is not the sap which went up in the
spring descending, but new sap, which
is going up. No one ever speaks of me
sap in a cornstalk going down in the
fall. 1t has fed the leaves and matur-
ed the corn, and it's work ended there;
so in the tree each year the sap has
finished its work when the leaves have
matured, and a new crop of sap at
once begins to take it's place. Of
course, the sap cannot ascend when
the wood is frozen, out whenever the
wood is thawed it keeps ascending.
'Nine out of ten will probably con-
tinue to believe that sap descends I'M
til some more valid evidence to the
contrary is given than the assertion of
the above writer that ''sap never de-
scends." Those who have visited tur-
pentine camps have noticed the pitch
(sap) pouring out from the upper cut,
and running down till it fills the box.
In few words, and simple language,
the process of nutrition of ordinary
vegetable life, is by drinking in dis
solved organic substances through the
little tubes or hollow roOtlets of the
plant, and which is conveyed princi-
NOl1 fhrn1 Ifrh hO of n
tree to limb, branch, twig and leaf,
where exposed to air and light through
the greatly expanded surface Of the
leaves, it is chemically changed by the
inhalation, or absorption, of carbonic
acid gas ard oxygen, by retaining the
former and exhaling the latter, it is
prepared for it's descending course
principally through the inner bark,
forming a new ring, and in other ways
completing it's work of constructing
the tree. A portion Of this elaborated
and descending sap re-ascends the tree
and a portion is eXcreted, and again
taken up supplemented by new liquid
food. So far as we can gather infor-
nation from best authorities, carbon,
composing the principal structure of
the tree is inhaled from the atmos-
phere through the leaves and enters
into the composition of he tree
through descending sap.
In evergreen trees like the orange
the time of ascending and descending
sap is not confined to spring and au-
tumn, but has three seasons Of growth,
or ascending and descending sap, or
growing or dormant condition.
The circulation Of different vegeta-
BILE growths is not uniform and the
above writer may have drawn his
conclusions from annual or short lived
plants. A fully matured vegetable has
no ascending or descending sap any
more than a dead tree.
The subject wo lid be one of inter-
est to the grange, farmers institute or
the family circle. If the farmer boys
could be interested in such subjects
farm life to him would not be drudg-
cry and as he comes into proprietary
interest not Improbable, for, he would
have learned to think.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09

4 Brilliant Music Event TO Take Place
This INcniug,

THE Hovitzer concert Tonight prom
Uses to Doe 90 most oeishtiw "ii'ii. ne
rruer4mmc e.NDu below speaks l'4 ..'.'-'
D. Chorus Ilal aii-Hl A''ie. 'l.'"'
l.uscrI Iais chorus l composer "I
FORTY picked voices. Well trained nN MISS
Helen Gibson StoDkdel. whose aoii-y la
loo we'll known o., n.p- amy comment
The Nren.a Gl.e club in selected
numbers. Me-sra. d. b.. White J"s. o.
M.Hain. D. W. ho".ra' W"'''I a.
lins and JetDr Jones. This combination
always receives p-us whenever lt ape
,..r. l.lor, tuc puDuc
Tenor SHl. Mr. d. VIM IIln.e''
WHO'S. uluN admirers "lH i@ "t'i6"'o"
at thIs opportunity to near num-
Ais. Frances U.c-e whose delight
fl voice newer fails to arouse cninu-
.I..m WILL Dog special request, SING the
fOY ol ftuIifes- lt s Dream tharl-
f.ru .D Goodbye. Sweet DAY lhdie
N...NI.. ou.th .o.Io onu-aio MI Ernest
D..L,.
rvn ducts ny Miss Dses and Miss
sf0,ad.I. whose NoIces blend unusually
.,.H and who always sing with fine eff
Cen ul DOB p.vo o tawo ,Campann.
llI Know Bank Whereon Wild Thyme
Grove
Normana Tower. one of Frederick
f.lr.. 4trt striking descriptive songs,
,yIl l. Sung by Miss Maba. DIFss cone
.aIta of eraat promise.
Mrs uuta"s nne dramatic soprano
viii Zoe hoard m Carl Eohm's Thine
and. hv special request. "rhe Holy city,
ais. Lillian TAYLOR viii sing Tosta's
.Gooi-lyc f1r Dor beautiful rendering
OF vhca selection in Sew York last VIM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09

81 a mccurg of the Demo ,i,S,.i,ie
60. .t-.rfr held May Isl. al smli"fl a..
a. ..D..,,..J.r The cali to conference o" .iP
''..-or az Danular nomination ei ..',"
~, t~ou Nireiuia 20 the nllet 80,
e.r.te II. r. Gaines was ulANg ,.''.' -,
and ID. w. Boul4iA 7,ei
iuc was adoplel- .. crf.ree the move
- sef an foot by the committee ~
Eifrv calling cOnicIe.cc 4t ..0 49, 1Tro-
pirhmund on 10Th ~ M"s 49, tr--tfod
mote and advance the elecuol %. 49,
States senators by the diie.1 'o'' VA
people .9..P3...,,yed. Tha, the Chair appointt a, a
-, moo If five 90 select men Aho" " 10
.e.i....-,tfe 40 the object OF thls me =,
T.. Ia ,,.,'...-''n,,oeud Them Co. ms pods -ot
e az as delegates 20 me May CONFER
e nce. Committee appointed reported, for
l"e ,...i'+ tre following names: ~. {.
c,on-'dy, w pou.din Andrew Atkins
To-. aims g.. r. Morgan, Il. 7. Nor
- 80 p,t,ian Green r. ~ James. 4 IL
81 ~ Haukin-, W - Ilcr, l. Z.
iIlous' H. n Ford lee smell J.. y, Rob
h.es II, - Carriueton. l.. W. Morton
sliseH' ,,,titi,fns s. D.. Rice. w. l.. Mar
W. -. p" ~ i,'''ps r,r.sn. j. T.. crutcher
irre above dcle-ate- W., ui.'.ii.ii'"''siS
oitcte1 and the follow WIG auvps.d
"Pceolyed. That we taN,or state con
,.,,tion of the DEMOCRATS Par caled
," t,, '-.oystitiited authorities 10 deal with
~ senatorial questlon.-Charlotte Ga
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09

Standing room could not be had az the
BiiOu last night. many people were
actually turned away.
MANAGE Wells presents this week a
vaudeville Dill the equal OF which has
seldom been seen in Richmond 10 IS a
hie-h-priced array of talent and just the
kind of show that Will draw large
crowds an the week
Morton and Ravo.le. the hcadiiners are
simply ereat. Mr. Morton is a. laugh
maker with "a style OF his own. and from
the moment he and his fair assistant
came on and until they bowed on after
taking three oncores. the audience was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
CLAIMS THE CONTRACT.
Troublc over Adjusting the Bids to
Surniv Waters Meters

Tho Committee on water held a called
meeting AZ q O'Clock last evening to take
action In regard so the contract for water
meters awarded some days by sub
committee Mr.. Levin Joynes. OF tho
southern Railway supply Company. hav-
Ind, appealed from the decision Of the said
subcommittee.
Tbo contract had been divided between
tho southern Railway Supply Company
The tohu H. McGowan Company, G. &
Rarramin. and the smith-Courtney
Company.
INC bid On each instance was $40 for
metres and couplings except that of Mr..
Jovros who bid s. for metres and thirty
cents n pair for couplings, this being ten
corfs less than bis competitors.
Tho subcommittee contended that MI
rovros had not complied with the terms
Of tho advertisement FOR bids in separat-
enc, tbe items The latter. who was pres
emf said that his bif was precisely IKE
100 former ones. which had been sue
coseful lie claimed that as his price was
ton cents under the others, he should
have received the entire contract.
Onlv five members Of the committee
wore present last nlght-Nessrs. Tanner
Cntcb.ns. Mills. Ferguson and Whalen.
I'm Wow of this fact the metre question
won't over to the next regular meeting.
The subcommittee other awards being
approved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09

Richmond Association. No. I Wa). VA
u9nai Association OF Stationery Ensl
neers. met last night and was called tt
order by he president Mr. Frank Schuu
Ia brief and happy speech " welcome
he made each and every one feel az home
and all enjoyed the excellent cigars wnIrt
al the close OF the address were passed
among those present.
Tho evening was spent IN discussions
pertaining % the saving OF fuel and to the
economical MANAGEMENT OF steam plants
and engine rooms OF the principal manu-
featuring plants OF Richmond.
President Scnuh gave au interesting
talk upon the setting OF return Tubular
boilers and their managemeut.
Mr.. Charles Devote made AN interesting
talk
ln response 20 repeated calls. Nr Ellis.
secretary and treasurer ~ the smith
Courtney Company discussed tue De- alton
between the employer and fmUI.tn.
Labor Commissioner Montague made
appropriate remarks on the value OBJ ihe
manufacturer Of his enslncmeH being
members OF such an educational assOc.a-
tion as the National Association OK sl--
uonefy Engineers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
PICKETT CAMP.
Delegates 90 Charleston - Preparing
for Oakwood Memorial.


Lieutenant Commander Bass called
Pickett Camp to order last night in the
absence. on account Of sickness in his
family. Of Commander Johnson.
The following were elected members Of
tne camp: r. S. NJ Valentine, CO. A.,
r. l., f. Blues, Foriy-sixth Virginia Regi-
mont. Dr. W. Mcneil Whistler. assistant
surgeon G.. S. A.. now of Gloucester Place,
England.
The following were elected delegates 10
Charleston and the chairman WAS au-
thoried foo dI any vacancy that may
occur: Comrades r.. J.. Maury. g. IT,
Iochr. j. n. Northen, T. $. Bnford,
George 81. Helms. A. O. Wrenn. IT, j.
Robertson "a. G. Lyme, and ". +. Seaton.
A special committee. consisting Of the
commander and Lieutenant commander
was empowered to employ band for the
Oakwo0d Memorial services i'm connection
with Lee Camp. The camp Will meet at
81. Johns church tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50 and march thence 10 lakewood
The camp on invitation Of Comrade
H. G.. Iyne. decided to spend July attn at
Ccntralll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09

Interesting Facts About RichmondS
Culcn~ and Other Matters

Citizens ana OF i'f 'f"i''i--
1e,cran n. A. ST. clair. Il the Soldier 8
Home left last night for Charleston %
attend The reunion
Mr. and Mrs VIM R. Register ana emil
fron. of birmingham. Ala. are ln ths
cItr stopping at $50. I'D hofih NlNele'4i'"
street.
meeting OF the railroad clerks VIII
81 re8 M Central HAIL Tonight
st $40 o'clock. All clerks are invited 10
bo present.
,rr. REGULAR monthly meeting Of Rich
.,o-d Chantcr. Daap. fers of me '"nleN
a-..v. ~. ID. g.. wH .aAe place a. Lee
cs,,, nam on Thursday May Ilth. az
le0 D. 81.
handsomely decorated train Of ff-
90, oars laden with tobacco. passed
,rroreh the city yeitefday over l.'
,.t..s,eake aud Ohio tracks from New
. ,-.os q, Tic continental IoDa1co
company at Louis'i-e'
tt. excursion uIl roach this city
over The southern road from banE--''
and Intermediate points on me ~ I,'-
... reaching Richmond at j o. cio' IS,
All leaving The u,Nt evening "' ''''
o'clock. ,.,--.
r.t., Oracle is under arrest no the fifsl
49, c,.+for OLA tWO charges. lie Us
~5 a. have beaten DIS VIE ana
,t..-.5 a. man named john simmons. lie
en- answer both charges before "usilee
crgtchaeld to-day.
,t,., fli2sbeth Rrahozon Comha. daugh-
.l- of colonel Richard 'omoa, titn
f-rfted States Infantry. now stationed nc
a. 49,. and Miss Elcan1- McCracken,
of Fr.dcrick-hui N''i $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09

The usual weekly meeting Of leo Camp.
Sons of Veterans, was held last night at
Lee Camp Hail. Commander y. Leslie
spence. Jr.. presided. a considerable
amount OF routine business Was disposed
or
The Rev. w. Ashby Jones was elected
to membership I'm The camp
Tho members of the camp VINO expect
10 attend the reunion. were discussing
arrangements and plans for that great
event.
The delegates OF the camp were in
structed TO use their influence in having
the next reunion at Norfolk va.
The camp is now on prosperous boom.
and has several applications for member
ship before IT,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
rnRGER sENTENCED.
A PEDDLER IN TROUBLE.
\ Jewclry Man Char ed With Being a
Suspicious Character.

A presentabie young man, about TWEEN
weight years Of age was walking around
tho streets yesterday afternoon trying 10
sell jewciry nc surprisingly low figures.
He had LOT OF specimens which hc rep
resented 10 Doe chip diamonds. and solid
gold rings. The young ran gave his
name as y. J. Breen. lie got 81 on one
ring from b. II. Ellington. and was maxi
iug arrangements 90 sell some m0re goods
~ the same STANDARD wien Ofcer Wyatt.
of the second Police District. arrested
the fellow and lodged hum in the Second
Station upon the charge OF being q sus-
pic.0us character.
The man is alleged 20 have lectured
very fuentiy upon the merits OF this
iewelry, but q we.l-kn0wn Main street
ioweier declared that the rings could
~ purchased for something Ike ten cents
d dozen.
Breen spent the night IN the station
house. and viii have q hearing to-day
before the Police Court
Thomas Gray. n negro was ARE ted
and lodged 90 the Second Police Station
last night charged with assaultng and
beating William u. Johnson. also co'ored.
lie Will explain matters 70 Justice
Crutchfe!d this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
THE LEADERS
ARE COMING IN
Continued from First Page)

elected chairman and Mr. J. J. Burke,
secretary
Judge Garnet offered "a resolution on
d0rsing the object OF tho May confer
ence and proposing % elect hftoen dele
gatc' Speeches were made by Messrs.
G.. T.. ~. Lane. S. T. Miller. j. Boyd
Sears. Judge Garnett and Messrs. +.
H. Boggs and r.. L. McCready.
The following were elected delegates:
For Chesapeake Distfict-G. T. II. Lane,
G.. IT, Garrett, Leslie Glwctt Sands
Smith and Alex James.
For MELVILLE Districts r. Miller. r.
T. McCready J. j. Burke Leroy Bohan-
non and James T. Thurston.
P.ankannk District-J Boyd Sears,
Dorsey Haynes Julian Christian. 2. IL.
R0stal and O. H. Hudgins
Mr. A. J. Miller was added 70 tho list
"a delegate ar large.
After tho adjournment NJ this meeting
Mr.. 7. G.. Catlett and Judge Fielding
Taylor Of Gloucester spoke in behalf Of
the Richmond and Tdewater railroad.
The gentlemen viii spend week cam
vassing in tho county. Prospects FOR the
railroad election are good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
FROM ELIZABETH CITY,
Democratic Voters Elect Delegates 10
the May Meeting Wedding.

the Way Meeting 'uo'hS'
HAMPTON. VA. May S.-Special-The
Democrats Of Elizabeth city county met
I'm mass meeting tonight TO elect dele
gates to the Richmond convention OF tho
10th inst The meeting was well attended
by representative men.
The following delegates were elected;
Uamptor-F. 3. Chiies, T.. p. Montague
/ r. Hope. Jr, j. b. Thomas. Wythe-
NJ r. Hughes John NJ. willis. y. 81
wood W. u. Dougherty r. *. curtis.
Chesapcake-J. S. Wyatt. David john
som J. O.. Douohoe. ", j. Healey. l.. VI.
Tennis. $ j. dudley Judge Baker l.. Lee
and H. vs. Booker.
Many others sign.aed their intention OK
attending. <-,,-.
Mr.. ;. q. Cumming offered the follow
inc resolution. which was adopted.
Resolved. That the delegates are IN
structed 10 favor a plan for eiecting
limited States senators by the direct vote
of the people bur that they are not 10
autaeorizs or favor any individual for
the United states senate.
Mr. Liv Whiting. a prominent young
man son n the late Cay whiting sur
prised his friends this evening by quietly
marrying Miss Mary Buchanan. DR.. A..
p Woodnn. Baptist minister. performed
the ceremony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
ROANOKE SENDS TWENTY.
County Democrats Meat in Salem and
Elect Dclegates-A Cuban student.

SALEM VA. May s-Speclal-Mr.
jose ST. Ulmo. native Cuban from Ha-
vanl. has just entered Roanoke College.
Mr. Ulmo IS tho second Cuban 10 enter
Roanoke. lie also comes under the au-
spices OF tho cuban Educational Society
OF which General Joseph T. Wheeler Is
president
The Democrats ~ Salem and The county
have met and elected as delegates t0 tho
Richmond convention about twenty
Democrats Speeches We're made bv
prominent Democrats Do favor 0f the pur-
pose = tho convention
The next annual public contest NJ the
Virginia State OratoHcai Association VIII
bo held at Washington and Lee un-
verslty the FIRST Friday in May ia0o. the
officers OF the association 20 be- elected
from thar institution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
XTY-EIGHT
YOUNG DOCTORS
Graduates of the University College
of Medicine Announced.
LIST OF THE SUCCEfUL ONES.
Many Graduates in Pharmacy ana
Dcntistry-Thc Various Hospitai
Appointments Made Public.
who They Are.

COLLEGE, ~ ,fo4i,f,o ,,,ore last night de-
.,..., ..,.,., II n
~ quo
and VIII on Thursday night next receive
their diplomas. The roll or honor also
embrace tbe n,,oos ~ five Graduates I'm
a,,,,,.-.. ..., Ill. .,..--..... g,o ffst
anu ''> 'i' fi'''
Is as follows
GRADUATES N MEDICINE.
T. Pnrto, Ysrrov, N-o,, y,rk
Georao Edward Rsrtsdala eq00 VII
,i,msbnrg ayenno p,eb,,o~d y,
II Tartuou Plrs K-bi+aj,o-.s y C.
vrui,nr, V,-'il.r. -. Asti,r5 Va
pc,,i,o,, z,-t,li,.,, t,o..-.,.t r-.st.s Va
1-ho,,se f}rools pfscl. C,-cot Y q
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v-,,r,ih.r, r.,,.lo,. (...-,s~ fdecoleod-
bo'rcrsr,. de-, f,,r, ya
Fdvsrd Honda, Gland Portsmouth va
T.. Chisholm cobb. Euthor Glen. Va
- CO., 60, yv.rr, e,-.~e. W.
,f,r,i,, r,,.tor nation Irriey,llo Va
rorrard Alovsius Dslv New Bruins
nj, ~
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Urinary. Secondary " IeIuaIy Syphilis
pcrmsLenuy cured la Is ~ ~ 4aya lou
can DO treated al omo Eor mo same pllcs
under same guaranty. IL you prefer 10
come here We will contract II pay railroad
fare and hotel bills. ana no charge II "a
fail TO cure. II you have taken Mercury
lodide Potash. ana stlll have aches ard
pains. MUCOUS patches IN mouth. sore
Throat, Pimples. copper COlore0 spots.
UIceIs on any part Of tho body, uair OF
eyebrows fahnB out, IL rs inns y phlntls
BLOOD POISON that We guarantee 70
cure. We solicit the most obstinate cascs
and challenge the world for case "a
cannot cure. This disease mas ALWAYS
banned the sbiH OF tho most eminent
physicians. sorW' capital behind our TN
conditional guaranty. Absolute p,oory
sent sealed on Application. Address Cook
Remedy Co. 3l2 Masonic Tempie.
CHICAGO. I'll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
WILL SOON BE SETTLED.
The Ncxcd Oyster Question is Being
solved by tho Two Governors

Nv ''HNNfA - fF'N.a
solved by the Two Governors
The Observation-Disclosures oyster dispute
will soon be settled.
on the night OF February %. l'99. Cap
tain William Parks. of tho Virginia police
boat. pursued across the line in Iansier
sound and arrested the crew Of the Water
Lily. and took them 90 Tansicr Island.
The next day the police boat seized lhe
Minnie Esteile. crew. and cargo the YES
sci al the time lying ia White cove. NO.
All but three OF the men captured ea-
cared. or were liberated. Tie tnIee nave
been fin jaIl az Ouanc0ck. Accomac coun-
tv until liberated on the 1th OK April.
The boats we're held 40 Iansief Island un-
til ordered released by the Governor on
the "A OF the present month The crews
OF the two boats were charged WIKI
drede-ino oysters 0u Woman $ Marsh Rock
in Tangier sound, and Who.y "lih'n lhe
jurisdiction Of Virginia.
,,be men were indicted by the Accumac
End Jury but were never tried. There
US quite "a lengthy correspondence be-
Zen Governor Tyler OF Virginia. and
Governor Iowndes. Of Maryland. over the
$50 and Acknowledgement Montague. OF
This state. and Mr.. Gather the AttOr-
nov General OF Maryland conferred over
me matter in Washington. The result
80 the CORE spOndnce and conference was
ma, an agreement was reached which
governor Tyler was hopeful would esiab-
fish a precedent. and settle the entire
question. once for all His proposition 10
which the Maryland authorities ac.eieI
was that the men held should Doe dis
charged from custody. and that the boats
should be sent back TO Crsneld. their
home port. AT the same time he was 10
grant 20 the Commemorative attorney
OF Accomac requisliion papers for the re-
leased offenders and the Goveruo- o.
Maryland was 90 issue rendition warrants
as soon as the papers were presented. In
this way It was proposed to rearrest the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09

Dr. " J. Frost. Of Charleston. S. C..
tclographed to Colonel William IT, Palm
er of this city, 10 send if possible a
portrait Of General g. T. Hu TO him II
one could be had.
Colonel Palmer secured the excellent
full-size portrait Of General I'M from Lee
Camp, painted by Sheppard. and for
warded 1t by express yesterday to Dr.
most
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09

CUMBERLAND. ND. May s-Wlillam
PARISH a negro eighteen year old, Was
tnOL ana kl.cd tO-uay Dy joan Myers,
white. Myers. IL is said caught the negro
attempting feiOnlOus assault upon Mrs.
Kate Hayrc. an aged white woman OK
S4lDhur springs HOuOw. As Parish, after
being discovered. started 70 run away,
Myers nred and almost instantly killed
him Myers says he was informed that
Parish attempted a similar assault upon
4 Mrs. Mes earlier in the afternoon, Due
had been frightened on before accom-
hlun. his uuruD.tt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09

The Alumnae Association Of the wo-
mans College VIII hold its regular spring
meeting to-day at j.. NJ. al the Wo-
mans College.
The subject for discussion win be
some Tendencies 80 Women" Three
brief and Interesting papers will be read.
The aiumnao luncheon Will DE given at
the Jefferson.