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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
ON THE RAPPAHANN0CK.
Marriage of Jasper Il Chew"inG and
Miss Carrie Lee Lewis.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Sept 10
SDecial.-Mrs. NJ +. 5. Scott has DGr-
chased Of Mrs Flora j.. swift her hahd-
some dwelling on Charles street. ana VIII
take possession October isl.
The recital and reception az freder.cks-
burg College last night was largely at.
tented and highly enjoyed. instrumental.
selections by Miss Lille g. Decker - iI
solos by Miss Florence Hayes, OF new
York and an instructive ADDRESS ON ne
Value of "A College Education. by Dr. J..
=. Ramsey president OF FREDERICKSBURG
College formed the regular Rio ,s l'',,'is
after which Rev DR.. j. : Dill welcomed
the new faculty and pupils 10 the clF pm
a few pleasant remarks, and lntfodlcuohs
and hand shaking followed
Colonel T. ID. Cole, Of Governor Iyler s
stat hos Boon appo nted chief marshal
of the Rappahannock Valley Fair walc9
takes place hero September 2oth' 2th
MIR. Jasper T. Chewing and Miss Car
rie Lee Lewis daughter o. Mr.. > j.;
Lewis both Of this county. Were married
n few DAVIS ago at the home OF the bride
father, Rev. Edward =. hawkins oiii-
c ting. Ut. .........
Mr. John H. Dunnavant Of this county,
who put in a large crop OF potatoes rear
ized 500 to the acre this season.
Mrs Foster mother Of Mr.. W. ID. fos-
ter. OF Stafford county. now living IN MIS-
souri, has reached her ninety-seventh
DR. I. T. Tichenor. Of Atlanta. Ga, sec
rotary emeritus OF the Home Mission
Board Of the Baptist Church, Is IN ".
city visiting his daughter, Mrs. Or. J. ).
Dr. John II. French. Of New York. is
here and Will spend some tiIne win
friends enjoying the fishing on the Rap
pahannOck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
GREEK CEREMONY FIRST.
Plans for the Cantacuzenc-Grant
Wedding Changed.

NEWPORT r. l.. Sept. 1G.-The plans
for the Cautacuzene- Grant wedding nave
been changed. IL was intended that me
Episcopal service should take place IN
All-Saints' chapel on Monday, september
18th. followed Dy the Greek ceremony ID
private at Mrs. Palmer's villa.
The Prince Is a Greek Catholic. ana the
marriage laws OF his church, which are
very strict, do not recognize the validity
of the marriage of a Russian Deriected
bv a clergyman outside that iaith. Inc
head OF the Russian Church in the United
States Informed the Prince that the Rus
sian ceremony must take place nrst OF
not at all, and that a refusal 10 comply
would place the Prince In d bad light III
h sown country. and might cause his pun
lie discipline or inure his standing IN the
army. where all officers are supposed TO
live up to the laws Of the Greek Church.
The advice of the Greek bishop was
aseented TO by the Prince, which com
PEELED a change in the plans. The Greek
ceremony must come first Therefore in
nrivate. on Sunday even ng. September
Path. the Prince and Miss Julia Dent
Grant viii be married by Rev. Father
Hot0vitsky, Of New York. assisted by
two other Russian cle' gymen OF New
Work. Honore Palmer cousin OF the
bride and son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Potter
palmer. will act as best man as proxy
for Grand Duke Cyril
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

MISS FLORENCE BILLIARD WILL RE-.
sumo her CLASS ~ VIOLIN LESSONS
September Isl. Terms on an1li-rtion.
10. east Grace. sell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
CUTTING SCRkPE.
II. 4. Clarke Was Badly Cut by r. l.,
Newman.


About 1890 o'clock last night a young
man named u. j. Newman. a hammer
driver at the Locomotive works, badly
cut r.. #. Clarke. an ice-wagon driver. IN
front Of Tina miners bar-rOOm. on Broad
street near Sixth street
Newman and j. H. Clarke, O brother Of
the man who was cut. We're I'm the bar
room, and engaged i'm little war or
words. both men having taken number
Of drinks when Clarke threw some beer
on Clarke. At that time r. T. Clarke
came up and said something that New
man o,d not relish. and the party add
jOurnod 20 the sidewalk where a little
scuffle ensued il was said by witnesses
that several blows were passed, aud dur
ing the row r. n. Clarke was cut on the
back Of the neck.
officer Matthews was IN the vicinity.
and quickly ran TO the spot. lie arrested
Newman and carried him TO the Second
station. Clarke followed and swore cot
warrant before Squire Jones, charging
him with cutting him with intent 20 MAIN.
disable, dishgure and Kill, and Newman
was locked up.
When seen at the station Newman said
that be never had a knife. and that ne
thought as much Of Clarke us he ala or
his sister. ana would not harm HIN Tor
anything.
Clarke and Newman had been chrms.
and were related by marriage. Drink was
the evident cause OF 10 an, and Newman
ana not realize the oE0rmity OF his crime.
Drs. Cunningham and Rex attended
Clarke. and sewed up mis- wound with
several stitches. and the man was locked
up on the charge OF fighting in the street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
Results NJ Craveserd.

NEW YORK. Sept fs.--Resuits at Grave
send. Summary.
First race-about six furlongs-lsadOr 40
10 ID first. Belle OF Memphis O2 10 ! and
10 u second; BendOran (even) third.
Time, Ill.
Second race - steeplechase - about two
and a half miles-Nan ship q To first.
Dare All a 10 / and & 70 81 second, Mars
Chan Is to ID third Time. 5.03 l-5.
Third race-six furlongs-ProSpect handi-
cap-Waring 90 to - frst, Jersey 10 to
and to - second, Saducee o 10 u
third. Time. TIA.
Fourth e-Occidental-one miles and
an eighth-Previous q 70 u first, Chsren-
tus Q6 10 ! and 8 70 second Prince
Fifth race-mlle and one-slxteenth-sky
Scraper a TO u first. Dan Rec % 10
and to u second. Jefferson % TO y third.
Time. i:f9.
Sixin raee-fve furlongs-Smoke q TO i
frst. Kitchener Q5 to and to y second.
Belle or Orleans, q to u third. Time, Lo..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
YELLOW FEVER
N THREE STATES
CONTINUED from First Page)

box after an epidemic from March TO tho
middle OF August during which there
were 80 cases and 35 deaths.
The total number OF smallpox cases In
tina United States this season was l.0l
The reports received through the consus
show that yellow fever is prevailing IN
Argentina, Brazil, Columbia, Costa kica.
Cuba. Mexico and San salvador. Most Of
the countries only reports the deaths and
reports for the last two months show ga
deaths. Between June and August 26th.
the date Of the last report from Santiago.
there were 206 cases aud 46 deaths in that
city.
COURSE or THE PLAGUE
IN the Bubonic plague stricken coun-
tries the mortality has been very heavy.
ont Of ASP cases I'm Hong Kong there
were 40 deaths, and at lamsu, Japan,
out of 2,iS6 cases there were 1906 deaths
At Oporto. Portugal. the most westerly
point touched by the plague. out of 81
cases up 90 August 9Th, there were Is
deaths.
The Marine Hospital Service is taking
every precaution 10 prevent the iniroduc-
ton Of the plague either from southern
Europe or Africa. where it has gained
foo;hold or from the East through the
port Of San Francisco. All steamships
from Italy. Spain and southern France
are being inspected before sailing for the
United ates Thomas III Heenan writes
"a most interesting report from odessa
OF the precautions taken in Russia against
the introduction OF the plague in which
be SAYS that there is a general belief In
that section OF Europe that with the ad-
vent Of the Paris Exposition the plague
will De spread all over the continent Of
Europe. and may even reach tho states OF
North and South America.
BRUNSWICK. GA. September IT,
brunswick tonight established a strict
quarantine against all places infected
with yellow fever Inspectors have been
sent out on an trains and persons coming
this way must be provided with health
certificates.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. September &C.
The Board of Health to-day declared
quarantine against New orleans, Key
west Pass Christian Mississippi City,
and Jackson on account OF the prevalence
OF yellow fever az the latter places.
AUGUSTA. September 1.-THE health
officers today quarantine against al I'm.
fected cities. and all points where yellow
fever exists.
ONE MORE DEATH.
KEY WEST. FLA. sept l6.-Thirty-
eight new cases Of yellow fever were re-
ported in the past twenty-fOur hours and
one death. Tho increase is probably due
to damn weather and frequent. showers.
JACKSON. MISS. Sept. I'D. y. P0r-
ter who was stricken with yellow fever
several days ago. died tonight. No new
cases have appeared.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
VANDERBILT'S WILL.
Contents VIII Not BE- Made known
Until Young Aifred's Return.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1G-The will Of Cor
nelius Vanderbilt Will not be proDated
nor its contents made public until young
Alfred Vanderbilt. the second son, can
reach home. He is now I'm the mountains
OF Japan IL will be -FOUR OF nye weeks
before he can arrive In New YORK; az tne
quickest This decision was reached 10
dsv bv the members Of the family and
their lawyers at conference in Senator
Depew's office. No.,
The gentlemen agreed that as. Alfred
Vanderbilt was one OF the cher heirs 10
his fathers estate. 1t would be far more
wiser ana considerate of his interests 10
defer probating the will until he could be
In New York.
A cable message was sent teilns ihe
young man TO return 20 New YORK with
an uossihle speed. This cancelled a pre-
viOtis cable message advising That he com
1lete his tour around the world as MS
presence six weeks after the funeral would
do no good. Cornelius vanderbilt, r.
-oarriaee no Miss Grace Wilson against
his fathers wishes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

MISS IDA sEWELL NORTON. Plan.
IST OF Le.pz e. Germany. Will Oren a
studio I'm this city OCTOBER LIST. At
present Miss NORTON will receive APP
pllcations for pups and concert engage
ments At slV east FRANKLIN street. SELF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
THE ROCKBRIDGE MEN.
Gallant Confederate and Old-Line
Democrats-Charl Situation.

DcmOcrats-Charl Situation.
Colonel f. II. Barclay and Mr. W. 3. r.
Leech who were nominated at the Rock
bridge House Convention yesterday, con-
stitute a pair Of well-known old Confed-
crates. Tie former. who editor Of the
Lexington Gazette. had an arm shot away
in battle. but that seems to have but
doubled the strength OF the other 10
fight Repubiicansm. Mr.. Leech Is a sew
eral-umes member Of the Legislature. He
was a member of the session before last
and also many years ago served in that
body as a colleague of Governor Letcher.
Not much Is known, apparently, as 70 the
preference OF these gentlemen I'm the mat
ter of the Senatorship. They We're not in
structed.
A renewed interest is given the situation.
politically speaking. I'm Charlotte county.
where the county Democratic committee
has met and according 90 the telegraph
30 report after declaring both the reg
ular and the independent nominees not
entitled to the field fixed a date for the
voters to make a new crOice. Dir. Priddy
Is the regular nominee, receiving a major
It's OF the thousand or more votes cast IN
the primary. and Mr.. Rice was afterwards
nominated by the independents How
these gentlemen view the latest action of
the committee X IS Impossible 10 say bNN
the outcome Of the rather unique sltua-
ton viii be awaited with interest Should
the state Committee take up the Charlotte
case. there is good reason to believe that
DR.. Priddy would be declarde the NOM
inee. on the ground that his nomination
was regularly made. But the County
Committee is also a regular organization.
and its action I'm declaring the present
nominees "out of order" so 10 speak.
could not. # would appear, be lightly dis
missed.
Senator Martin IS stll absent at his
home in scottsville. IL was said last night
that he would probably return TO the city
this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
Providence Races.

PROVIDENCE. r. /, September 10
Tho grand circuit trotting at Narragan-
sett closed to-day with the best weather
conditions and attendance OF the week
The track was very fast. Summaries
Free for all. purse S2,oO0-Abbott won In
three STRAIGHT heats. Bingen second
Best time, 2:0S IA.
2:2l pace, purse 81 .20o-Edward s. won
tho FIRST two heats and race in 2:lO IL
and 2I2 Walter NJ. second.
2:17 trot purse Sl,200-nine starters-Lu-
ellie won; Pyreer second. Time, 2:l6 Ia
215 ~.
20i pace. purse t2OOo-Anaconda won;
Frank Bogash second. Time 2:05 ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
DARlEN RIOTERS.
Bingham Court Closes the Cases by
Conyicting Edward Deleeai.

GUYTON, GA, Sept 16.-The Darien
riot cases were called up to-day by the
Fangton Court Edward Delegal was
convicted as accessory in the murder Of
Deputv. Sheriff Townsend, OF Darien, and
sentenced 10 life Imprisonment
Maiinda Delegal, his mother, indicted
under the same charge. was acquitted A
summary of the riot trials shows Henry
Delegal. for criminal assault, acquitted;
John and Edward Delegal, for murder,
sentenced 70 the penitentiary for life. and
twenty-eight rioters sentenced to various
terms OF Imprisonment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

Miss Dade stcgeman, superintendent OF
tbo chicago North side Womm's Club
of Chicago I'm a recent letter to Dr. Hart
man speake Of Pe-ru-na as follows:
ChlcagO 10 Lowell Place. Jan y, 1899.
po-ru-ua Drug Mig Co.. Columbus. o.;
Gentlemen, -Pe-ru-na has often been
used bv the members of our club 300 cases
OF stomach trouble and general debLilN-
also recently in cases of DO grippe. ana
always with the most beneficiary results.
I think a great deal OF Pe-ru-na-oi'on
recommend It 20 my friends. and am glad
TO say an who have tried it speak good
word for IT, Yours truly.
DADE STEGEMAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
A PLAGUE SCARE,
wegiau Bark Taurus Put In Quar-
antine nj Falmouth.

FALMOUTH, Sept 16.-The Norwegian
bark Taurus Captain Walle;. from Cara
belle. Fla, July 9th for Hemnpr2, ar
rived here to-day. -Four Of the members
Of tho shi9's company died on the yoy-
aye and several others are III, The lat
ter were placed in quarantine.
A sensation was caused by tumor that
,he vessel had on board several eases of
lie bubonic plague, but doctors, after an
examtnation. stated definitely that the
disease was only beri bsrL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
To Eeorganize.

IRvIHGTON, VA. Sept. ls-speeial-
The Democratic County Committee OF
Lancaster has called a mass-meeting for
Monday (court day. TO reorganize the
party The Tyler-Martin fight has put a
queer phase upon the politics Of this coun-
ty. The chairman is a Martin leader
while a majority OF the committee are
Tylerites. Stormy times are anticipated
at the meeting and whichever faction is
in majority will probably sweep chair
manship and entire committee before halt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
CHARLOTTE NOT SATISFIED.
VIII Hold Another Mass Meeting to
Make Nomination.

DRAKEsBRANCH. VA, Sept. 1G.-
speclal.-At a meeting OF Charlotte county
executive committee. held at brakes
Branch to-day, the following resolution
was adopted:
whereas. the nomination Of 4. 5. Prid-
DIV was repudated by mass meeting on
September attn, and whereas, the nomina-
ton OF H. c. Rice is open 20 the objec-
ton that It was made without notice.
therefore. not recognizing or passing upon
either. we refer the matter TO the SOW
ereign verdict Of the people themselves,
and can. upon all Democrats TO assemble
in mass meeting on october Cd. az Smith
Vile. to nominate a Democratic candidate
for the Legislature.
The meeting will be held at p o'clock
noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

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These pills are very mild and harm
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
NOMINATIONS
FOR THE HOUSE
Contlnuel From First Page)

vention on the 18Th. As Ear AS can now be
ascertained the county delegates stand
about twenty-five Tor Martin and hfty-iour
for Tyler
II Bristol city casts IT'S twenty-seyen
for Martin. tho result viii be doubtful for
the delegates from Washington and BITS
toll
There was considerable heat In the con-
vention. but finally a resolution was al
most unanimously adopted favorins the
olecting Of Senators by direct popular
vote.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
VIGOROUS RUBBING

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
RIsNARCK's Iron NERVE

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
OUTGENERALED.
Martin Delegates Elected But In
structch for Tyler.

CHRIsTIANsBURG. VA, Sept. i6.-spe-
cial.-The Democrats met here to-day to
elect delegates to the senatorial conven-
ton Fourth district and county conven-
ton.
The delegates elected were supposed 10
ha for Martin. A resolution instructing
for TYLER was vigorously opposed. but
finally passed by nearly three to one.
Considerable III feeling was manifested.
Blacksburg also elected It's delegates I'M
instructed but for Tyler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
KDRBED THE GRAVE.

Oliver, Of Philadelphia, y as the subject
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
MCGUIRE'S '01 HSD DAY SGHUUI,
IO0's on UniYersity "EXam-s. y
NOLLEY'S SCHOOL,
l07 North Pine ST.. Richmond, Va,

GEORGE NJ. Motley. Principal
Opens MONDAY. SEPTEMBER p, 1892.
New pupils enrolled Friday September
22d. Thorough preparation TOR the Uni
versity and Colleges Of Virginia. A well
equipped gymnasium Number OF pupils
limited to fifty. Catalogues az the book
stores and Chelrs drug store. For further
information address the principal SD w.
Grace street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
WHAT Is DYSPEPSIA?
The Latest Medical Science Saws Catarrh OF He So"a''
pcomnty Cured by Pe-rn-na.

Catarrh In any part OF tN' "''
rlous enough. but catarrh Of the stomach
il especlanv so. First. Because Of the
extensive mucous surface involved and
second. because Of the disturbance 10 d.
,ostfon which inevitably follows
III the mucous membrane Is dera"se'
eve, slightly. the character Of tho gas
tric juice is changed and Indigestion Is
the immediate result NOw. catarrh OF
the mucous membrane lining the stomach
ID offencr the cause OF dyspepsia ana m
digestion than AN other causes combined
Mrs Lulu eddie, OF storm Lake. IA.
saws. Il was taken with catarfh OF INC
sforach two years ago. T was treated Dy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
Firc Ia Memphis.

MEMPHIS. TENN. fert is-Tire TO-
right destroyed tie establishment OF Lee
roihers Gin Company and Rogers
l3rothsss dealers ~ i'm. isments. LOSS.
Ep.vpe, In lranee, <l,V9g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
FUIlrONs

Summary: Two-bsse hits-Barker. Dou-
ole plays-Fultons. /. Base on balls-On
Hooker. i. or Smith, B. Hit by pitched
balls Smith and MoEvoy. Struck out
by Hooker. 8. by Smith. 3. Passed balls
barker. 2: Aatthews. s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

The Meyer Store millinery opening will
be wednesday and Thursday September
10th and 2lst. Several novel features will
be introduced
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
The Colonies and the Giants bach
Scored "a Goose Egg-Bosion won
From Pittsburg in Eleven Inn
ings. The Other Games
Yesterdays scores.

Washington. IS: Cleveland, 10
Philadelphia. 4. LOUISVILLE "
Baltimore. G: Cincinnati b.
Brooklyn. 2; Chicago.
81. Louis. s; New York 0.
Boston. 4. Fittsburg, 3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

The Meyer Store millinery opening will
be Wednesday and Thursday, September
10Th and 21st. Several novel features will
be introduced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
Mondays Games.

piusburg at Boston.
Chicago al Brooklyn.
st Louis at New York,
louisville at PHILADELPHIA
Cincinnati az Baltimore,
Cleveland at Washington
M games scheduled for today.