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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-02

PERJURY CHARGED.-The hearing of
Bessie Morrison. of Stone avenue
charged by DR.. William Haggerty with
perjury, took place yesterday afternoon
before Alderman KassCn. The case arises
out Of another one In which the defend
ant swore before Alderman Ruddy that
DR.. Haggerty had threatened to Kill her.
She was held In $500 bail. Mayor Moir
became her bondsman
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-02

AT THE WOMANS CLUB.-Mrs. Mary
II. Jones' president of the Woman's San
itary League Of Philadelphia, and also
of the Womans State Sanitary League,
will address the household economic
branch Of the Woman's club upon "The
Responsibility of Women for the Health
fulness of Their own Home and It's En-
vironment." at the Green Ridge Library
this afternoon at 230 o'clock. Mayor
Moir DR.. Van Sickle president of Lack
awanna health board, and DR.. j. l..
O'Brien, formerly member Of the board
of health will be present and address the
meeting.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-02

ELECTION CONTEST.-Jamcs +. Lof-
tus, collector, Throop borough; William
G. Evans, Scranton, ana Edward owens,
Olyphant, were examined in the Lang
staff election contest yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-02

TESTIMONIAL ENTERTAINMENT
Friends of Larry Kctrick have arranged
for a testimonial entertainment at Music
hall November l6. Forty Of the best lu-
cal entertainers will contribute TO the
success OF the affair
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-02

Dinner Table d'Hotc. Breakfast,
Luncheon and Supper a la carte.
Oysters served I'm any style.
All table delicucios Of the season
served in cafe or delivered 10 fam
lilies in any quantity desired.
Fine Catering a speciality.
Fresh invoice of fancy groceries
ard smoked goods, Salmon, Stur-
geon, White Fish.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-02

WILL HOLD A FAIR,-The Young La
dies society of the First Presbyterian
church will hold cake and candy fair
i'm the lecture room of the church, Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-02
PHYSICIANS CALLED.

DIR. George B. Reynolds. his attend
ing physician, was summoned, and
Drs, Blanchard and Recdy were also
sent for hey arrived about 30
O'Clock and worked with the unfortu-
nate man for. an hour and a half,
but without avail, and he died just as
the gongs were sounding the hour of
one. The wound in the head was ban
daged, anu Coroner Roberts was no.
tilted He arrived late in the after
noon and viewed the remains.
The coroner also made an eXamina-
tion of the wound and found that the
mans skull had been shattered 10
pieces by the force of the shot, whi III
was fred close to the head. The bail
passed through to the opposite sid :
and lodged just beneath the scalp,
where it was extracted by DIR. Fob
erts. The remarkable circumstance in
connection with the shooting is the
length of time in which Andrews lived
after firing the shot. The bullet was
a thirty-two calibre and was fiattered
by its course through the mans head.
Coroner Roberts has not yet decid-
ed whether or not an inquest will be
held, but has granted a burial permit,
and the body has been prepa ed for
interment Several rumors We're aCoat
during The afternoon that Andrews
had shot himself on account of social
am financial difficulties. but diligent
inquiry failed to reveal any actual
foundation for these stories. Bo.'l
We're emphatically denied by his rela-
tives and friends
DIR. REYNOLDS OPINION.
DR.. Reynolds, who had prescribed
for Andrews but a few days ago, and
who was probably better acquainted
with him than anyone else, stated that
the young man was undoubtedly sut-
fering from melancholy, and mad been
brooding over his illness for some
time. Whitfield Andrews, a brother of
deceased, said yesterday that Curt had
been acting very strangely of late, and
that on several occasions, in speaking
of suicides, scoffed such a thing From
what could be learned, IT - C!!cved
he was temporarily insane.
Andrews was one of the best EnOwn
young men in this city AM had been
in the employ OF Williams G. NrAnul-
ty for about ten years. lie VAS on
eX-member of the Thirteenth regiment
and was prominently identiAet with
the Scranton Bicycle club fo- several
years. He was born in this city and
would have been 2S years of age had
he lived until Dec. Z.
Deceased was a son of Alderman
Moses Andrews, of the Fourteenth
ward, and had one brother, Whitfield
L., and two sisters, Thets and Ruth
all of whom survive him. Tho funeral
| arrangements have not been perfected
| and will be announced tomorrow.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-02

Try a Joy Maker" SC. cigar
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-02
BOUGHT A REVOLVER.

In a few minutes he went to his
room on the third floor of the house,
intending to lie down. but remained
there only a short time. 1t is the
supposition that during those few mo-
ments of meditation he decided to end
his life. Without saying anything to
the members or the family, he dressed
himself and left the house. Andrews
, next move was to go to store in the
central city, where he purchased a
self-acting revolver and a box of cart
| ridges. When questioned relative to
the use of them, he said he was going
hunting.
He returned to the house and went
! TO his room, There he threw off his
| coat, vest, hat, collar and tie, and lay
! down on the bed. In a few moments
the occupants of the house heard a
! shot, and a sister of the young man
| went to the room, and found the door
! locked. She could hear her brother
! groaning, however and fastened to
/ the first floor and Informed her father
! that something was wrong. Mr.. An
drews Immediately went to his sons
/ room anu burst open the door.
| A CHASTITY sight met his gaze. The
/ young man lay on the bed. clutching
! the revolver in his right hand, which
was resting on his breast, and blood
was oozing from a wound in the right
! temple. The bed clothing and the wall
| on the right side of the bed were
I spattered with blood. and the mans
I hands We're covered with blood. He
| was still alive, but unconscious.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-02
CITY NOTES


ST. LUHE'S CAKE SALE.-Thc Junior
auxiliary of St. Lu<es church will give
a sale of home made cake ana candy at
the parish house on Saturday from to
y. m.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-02
THE MODEL" 4"

VIENNA cAFE AND RESTAURANT,
MOSES, PROP. 22f-22S WASH
mGTCH AVENUE, oPP. COURT
HOUSE.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-02
CALIFORNIA OF THE PAST.

The doctor in conclusion, came
back to San Francisco and told OF the
wonderful transformation in the city
and state since then. He said that
in 1s49 no one could picture in their
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-02

SEMI-MONTHLY PAY. - Postmaster
Ripple posted a notice in the office yes
terday announcing that hereafter pay
DAYS will be semi-monthly. This is in
pursuance of an order recently issued
from the department at Washington.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-02

KINGS DAUGHTERS SUPPER.-The
Kings Daughters and the ladies of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
NEWS OF WILLIAMSBURG,
Mr.. Branch still Sick-Dcmocrais Dis
satisficd-Ball Team.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April lo.-spe-
cial-County Court was I'm session to-
dav. In the absence Of Mr. Cyrus A.
Branch Commonwealth attorney, VINO Is
very sick. Mir. W. J.. Henley was appoint
cd 10 act I'm his stead
The case OF William Wesley Digs 'col-
orcD indicted for murder WAS removed
10 the Circuit Court for trial.
Retail license VIII be issued by the
court to-day 90 j. y. Turner Tosno' *.
y. Timbcrlake. Diasc0nd; j. Is. g..
Spencer. WiliamsDurs
Hon. Manly d. Barnes Of New Kent,
was i'm attendance upon court to-day.
Some of the voters from jamestown
district and Williamsburg are not pleased
with the outcome of The Toano mass
meeting Saturday but they will all be IN
line TO oppose convention for AN election
dav. Tho Republicans Will make the
nominations. their men running independ-
Ont
The William and Mary baseball team
has orranized as follows. Captain w NJ
Hacklev catcher. n Haskins. pitcher;
Z. C. Palmer. short stop. +. j. Stubbs.
Jr.. first base. j. -. Pollard. second base:
j.. NJ. Lewis third base II. II. Foster,
centre field. W. O. Topham right field;
O. S. George. left field. The team leaves
Saturday for Ashland to play Randolph
Macon. They will play Richmond Col
1ece and McCabe's School. Richmond. re-
turning I'm time to play Randolph-Macon
on April 22d. on the bali grounds at Will
liam ard Mary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
BUSY IN BEDFORD.
Iron Mines king Many Hands.
Wheat Brings Good Prices.

MONTVALE, VA. April lO.-Spocial.-
There is general complaint Of tho bad
stand OF wheat. and it is estimated that
one-half was frozen out on low bottom
land, and a very poor stand on up lands.
Tobacco men are preparing 70 plant a
large crop. Notwithstanding the adverse
advice OF the croakers.
G. G. Williamson, Of the firm OF Read
& Williamson. will represent the Mont
vale Presbyterians In Lynchburs az the
Presbytery next week.
The Blue Ridge and Crozier Iron Mines
n few miles west of this place, and owned
By the Carter syndicate and its millions,
are working a large number Of hands
and shipping the ore to Pulaski furnace.
Caleb Hatcher an old and highly es7
teemed citizen. is quite sick az his home.
Walter Mitchell has been appointed.
Sunday-school superintendent at Nj.
Zion church. vice -. G.. Beckner.
The Epworth League was recognized
al Montvale NJ. T.. church on the 2nd.
Frank Otey sold his crop OF wheat TO
the Vinton Flour Mills at seventy-iive
cents.
Mrs. Charles Hatcher, Jr. of Max
Meadows. is visiting her husbands fam
lily. Charles Hatcher ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
CREWE FIGHTS GAMBLING.
Imposes Heavy Penalties FOR Renting
n Building for Gambling Purposes.


CREWE. VA. April O-Special.-Three
nearo men. vino were Thought 90 have
beon the asslilants of Postmaster Brown
at Hebron. Dinwiddie county, few DAYS
AGO. were arrested here Saturday night.
Tho men We're taken 10 Mr. Brown $
store Yesterday evening for identification,
and proved to be the wrong persons
They were brought back here and lio-
Grated this morning.
The Town Council has granted license
10 sell whisky ion Crewe for the wear
dating from May T. 1899 20 May J. 1900 10
T. w. Vaughan and James Fears. lne
Council also passed two new ordinances
at its last meeting-one 10 the erect that
no building shall bo erected within the
corporate limits of tho town without tne
consent of the Building Committee ot
the Council and the other is am ordinance
increasing tho fine for gambling from q
minimum fine of s. and maximum $40 10
n fine the minimum amount Of which is
$40 and the maximum 800 and imposing
a fine OF 800 on any person who shall
rent a building - any person for the
purpose OF conducting n gambling husi-
ness This ordinance also provides that
any person informing the authorities or
any violation OF the ordinance and pro-
duclng proof TO same shall receive one
half OF the fine imposed.
The family Of Mr. T.. 4. Tucker. who
has been residing az Nouowav Court
house. are moving to-day 10 this place
whore they will reside IN future.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Thornton. who
We're married near Blackstone last Wed.
nesdav. arrived here from their bridal
"trip Saturday night Mr. Thornton is %
conductor on the Norfolk ard Western
railway and lives in this place.
The STANDARD oil Company is preparln.
10 erect oil tanks in this town this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11

cast Fourth street SUNDAY afternoon at
. O'Clock Rev. j r. Wallace .conduct,e,'ai
the services. and Mr.. W. j. Moirlse1'o
sang q solo. 800 ~
Lawrence Bathurst. the infant son OF
Or. Lawrence Ingram, was Durltn "i"
the residence. so 1901 Porter street sun
day afternoon az 4 o'clock hrN. ne',
Dennis and Rev. J. @. Reed conoucleu
the services. t
The services mt the Presbytcrian church
SUNDAY were OF most intetestHs "'-
ture in addition 10 the regular ser
vices. conducted hy Rev. Charles n.
Van Houten. a portion OF tho Easter h'u-
The Ladies Aid Society of West End
church met 40 o'clock Yesterday dl.,l
noon az tho residence Of Mrs. A. C.. No-
mack. next door TO the church lheie
was a large attendance.
Evangelist Devol delivered two interes, T.
ing sermons at COwardn Avenue 'h.l1H
SUNDAY There was one conversion sun
dav morning and three additions TO
membership were received.
Mr.. J. A. Harrison. of Swansboro' Is
The southside Land and Improvement
COMPANY is putting up a handsome resi-
dence mt Forest Iiiil Park. r-,..,.
4 revival was inaugufaten at ii'i
street Methodist church sunday nfht
Mr.. Oscar Lane of Williamsburg. IS IN
Mr. Thomas Binn. Of swansboro who
has been IN with typhoid pneumonia, is
III Miss Mary Latham Of No. 1914 McDon-
oneh street is visiting relatives IN Fred
ericksburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
CHOOSING A CHAMPION.
Students at the University of Virginia
TO Have an OratOricaI Contest.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, April 10
Speclal.-The annual oratorical contest OF
the Washington Literary Society was
held Saturday evening in the Wash.
Hall. The orations were highly credita-
bic. and evoked much applause from the
large and appreciatlve audience. Inc
Judges were Professors harrington, Lille
and Dabney.
MIR. f. Suckley, of West Virginia. the
frt speaker, had as his subject "A True
Government" Mr.. G. Il. Ellis, OF Ala
bama. spoke next on THE Truth OF lAte.
IL was a beautiful GRAFTON. and was I'M
pressiVely delivered. Federalism OF To-
Day" was the subject of a splendid effort
by Mr. A. Leo Oberdorfer, OF TINS city.
The Judges retired to the faculty read
ing room. from which they sent their re-
port. II declared Mr. Oberdorfer the win
ner. and complmented Mr. Ellis.
on Tuesday. April 18th. will be held the
contest between the representatives OF
the washington and Jefferson societies.
Mr. 4. Leo Oberdorfer and Mr.. George
e Ragby. The winner OF this contest
will then represent the University al the
state intercollegiate contest. TO be held
i'm Roanoke. and also at the southern
oratorical contest, which will take place
al the University on May l'th.
Tho Boston National League ball play
ers mn in two hours of hard practice on
the Y. NJ. c. A. campus this morning
Tomorrow afternoon Manager Seiee
men will play their frst game with the
Varsity team. ,,..,
Mr. O'Reilley. a student in the medical
department is out again. after oelhs con
fined 10 the infirmary for several weeks
He will leave in few days for southern
California. where he hopes to recupera'e
his health
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11

a county convention on the 9Th, to nomi-
nate county officers.
The hottest fight was for sheriff be-
tween Mr.. II. * adams, the present in
cumbent, and Mr. l.. H. Smith. Mr..
Adams carried the county by large
vote. Mr.. smith being far behind.
The following nominations were made:
For Sheriff. If. *. Adams. Common
wcalth's Attorney, William VI. Smith;
Clerk County and Circuit Courts, A. b.
Armstrong: Commissioner of Revenue
District NO !. Eugene Davis; no. ,.
George T.. Adams. County Treasurer, {.
II. SandcrsOn.
The Republicans as yet have made no
nomination.
Mcssrs. r. 2. Fiippon & Brother had
their large tobacco factory burned down
early Monday morning; estimated loss
Y0O They intend 10 rebuild again in
time for the next tobacco season
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
MONTGOMERY PRESBYTERY.
VIII Convene Next Tuesday ia Floyd
:. - Street Church. Lynchburg.


LYNCHBURG. VA. April ESPECIAL
The spring meeting OF the Pres5ytery OF
Montgomery Will be- he'd in the Floyd
Street Presbyterian church. OF which
Rev. j. a. McAluriay is the pastor, on
Tuesday evening of next week. The last
Moderator. Rev J.. J.. Price, who Tor
nine years haas been o. successful mis-
sionaTy in China, Will preach the OPEN
Ing sermon. Ou Wednesday the report
Of tho Committee OF Home Missions viii
Dc read. and the subject discussed.
During the sessions reports from the
churches IN the Prcshytcry viii be heard
This FTellFtcry consists OF twenty
nine minlslo.s. ufty-cight churches. ana
has under las care two lcentltes ana
ten candidates Tor the ministry In these
churches there are iu round numbers
four hundred elders and oeac0ns and five
thousand communicates. The territory
occupied lies in tine counties Of Campbell
BEDFORD Kockbrldgc. boteiouri allie
Rhany. Craig. Roanoke. FRANKLIN. oyd.
Montgomery. Giles. and Mercer 90 West
Virginia. Two OF JUS ministers are for
olcn missionaries. Rev. y. b. Price. son
OF Rev. T. y. Price. and Rev. Va. VI jun
kin. son Of the late Judge Junkin. ol
CAristi2nsburg.
Among the ministers who will be in at
ttlNhfNt arc III " 10 A."NIli " ltN
after long and honorable service IN the
pulpit is spending a. happy and useful
evening in this city. Whenever ne is
able 10 attend the meeting Of the Pres
bytefy his wise counsel is appreciated
by the younger brethren. Dr. T. ".
Hooper. Of Chrsiansburg. "a former
pastor Of The Second church. oi this city.
l. sim young in heart despite the gray
hairs which are here and there upon
lin and Rev John *. Harris. of Floyd.
who for more than score OF years. in
addition 20 his regular pulpit duties. has
conducted with eminent success classi-
Cal school. The zion. j. Hoge Tyler.
Governor Of Virginia. is an elder in the
church 40 East Rodford. Captain VIII
liam Jnglea. OF Radford. the engineer
who solved many difficult problems IN
the construction Of the pocahon'as DE-
vision @ The y &. vs.. railroad. ana who
T. now busy in dcvciopinr The resources
Of tho Southwest. Professors Compbc'l
and Randolph % che faculty of the COLI
leFe az RlacksbufG. Professor Painter.
% Roanoke city. Professor Guy Of BED
ford Cry. and others or worthy name,
sfe In the front rank Of che eidcrehip
At thia meeting four commissioners 20
The General Ass~mh.v which VIII De
he'd DE Richmond n Stay. VIII he chof %.
Tho FLOYD street cnurch has made
ample preparation to hosp'frhiy care FOR
the members of thc prcsbyicry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
NANSEMOND'S OFFICERS.
Full Democratic Ticket for the FIRST
Time in Twelve Years.

SUFFOLK. VA. April 1o.-Special.-For
the first time in twelve years a Nanse-
mond county Democratic convention to-
dav mad 10 nominate n candidate for each
Office. There were l27 delegates. Hon. d.
f. Booker was temporary and ]. u. west
permanent chairman. with +. l.. Pruden
secretary The auditorium OF the cry
Hall Theatre was nearly full. Inc iol-
lowing were named: Sydney T. Eiiis'
treasurer: T. f. Holland. States attor-
ney; Robert II. Smith. county clerk
ARA p. Conner. circuit clerk; A. II. BAKER
sheriff Townsend w. Artman. commis.
sioner OF the revenue. district NO. j.
W. j. Oliver. commissioner, district NO. :
The hottest fight was Tor commissioner ~
district No. /. where the maj vote war
viii scott was to-day indicted by q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
TRAIN FOR THE FOURTH.
The Nov 10 Charter Special for Thom
Meets with Favor IA NOrf Ii.

NORFOLK. VA. April 10.-Special.-
The movement inaugurated here 10 char
ter train TO bring home the members
OF the Fourth Virginia Regiment, which
viii be- mustered out at Savannah. has
met with great favor. especially IN mill
tary circles. \ popular subscription will
be started. and It Is hoped that the S3oo)
needed may be raised throughout the
state especially IN The vicinity OF Nor
folk, Richmond and Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
ROBBED THE GRAVE.

A startling incident Of which Mr.. John
Oliver Of Philadelphia was the subject,
Is narrated by him as follows: Il was
I'm "a most dreadful condition. Ny skin
was almost yellow. eyes sunken. tongue
coated. pain continually in back and
sides. no appetite gradually growing
weaker day by day Three physicians
had given me up Fortunately. friend
advised trying Electric Bitters.' and TO
my great jov and surprise the first bot
Tie made a decided Improvement. con-
tinued their use for three weeks and am
now a well man. / know they saved my
NE and robbed the grave Of another vic
tim" No man should fail 90 try them
only 30 cents per bot. at Owens & Minor
Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
KILLED BY A TRAIN.
A Colored Brakeman Crushed to Death
Between Cars in Lynchburg.

LYNCHBURG. VA. April TO-. Especial
John Webb. coiored brakeman on the
Norfolk and Western railroad. was killed
here about neon to-day. While coupling
box car TO n yard engine he was
caught and terribly crushed, death en-
suing In few minutes.
A petition In bankruptcy has been Med
In the clerks office OF the United states
District Court from Messrs. Frank NJ.
and James &. Shotes. OF this city, doing
business as Sholes Brothers. The liza
bilities amount to s. 720l5. with credits
in New York. Baltimore. Philadelphia,
Chicago. Indianapolis. York, Pa, and
Lynchburg. The assets and exemptions
amount TO f35061S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
FAIRFAX REPUBLICANS.
Nominations Made for Most Of the
County Officers Yesterday.

FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE. VA. April
-Special.-The Republican County Con
vention met here to-day on the question
Of the policy of putting ZIP any canei-
dates against the Democratic nominees.
a very decided majority voted IN the af-
firmatiVe.
The following were nominated. For
Treasurer VI. Il. Church. for Common
wealths Attorney. Henry Hawxhurst;
for Commissioners Of Revenue-North-
side, T. W. Besley; Southside, j. J. Sang
ster.
The only contest was over the nomina-
ton for Commonwealth attorney, Henry
Hawxhurst receiving the nomination over
Judge James Sangster by vote Of -
TO H. No nominations were made for
the Offices Of clerks OF the County and
Circuit Courts and Sheriff.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
MURDER TRIAL IN HENRY.
j. l.. Hopper arraiGned for the shoot
ing ofC ID. Pratt.

MARTINSVILLE VA, April l0-Spe-
cial.-The trial of l.. j. Hopper has en-
gagged the attention Of the County Court
to-day FOR the murder of &. ID. Pratt
Three witnesses for the Commonwealth
have testified. They make a strong case
against the prisoner, though not as
strong as was understood at the time OF
the killing.
John y. Meaks testified that Hopper
told Pratt he was going TO get his gun
to Kill him: that he went after ms gun
was gone about a half hour; came pacN'
and that Pratt cursed him ana hoppe,
nicked M his gun from the ground and
shot Pratt. blowing of the entire side OF
his face. The other two witnesses for the
Commonwealth corroborated in the man
the witness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11

special grand jury for tho murder Of
Tom Jones. Scott. a one-armed negro,
stabbed Jones TO death In bar-room.
Tho local chapter. Daughters Of the
Confederacy. are arranging an amateur
lady minstrel show to raise funds 10 take
the Confederate veterans to the Charles
ton reunion 1t will be given April 2lst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
WITHDRAWALOF NEW YORK AND
FLORIDA SPECIAL VIA H., l.. AND

on and after Monday, April 10th, south
bound and Thursday, April 18th, north
bound. the New York and Florida Spe-
cial will be Withdrawn for the season
The last trip south-bound VIII, there
fore be Saturday, April Sth. arriving
Richmond $50 j. NJ; and the last trip
rorth-bound VIII De Wednesday April
18th. leaving Richmond at 0.o5 \. ".
W =. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
Scottsyillc Notes.

SCOTTSVILLE VA. April l0.-Special
Mr.. +. c. Moon purchased at public auc-
ton Saturday the fine James river farm
recently owned by Mr.. Edward Moon
and known as SnOwden.
Mr.. Thomas r. WoOdson VIII leave to-
morrow for DeI.and. Fla, TO take charge
OF the orange grove there owned by Mr.
Stetson. OF Philadelphia.
Miss Jeane Hervey OF the Old Dominion
Hospital. Richmond. Is visiting friends
here. ~ ~ ~ y So