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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
CONVENTION or KINGS DAUGHTERS
1t VIII he Held i'm Luray This week.
The Richmond Delegates.

The convention of Kings Daughters Of
the State Of Virginia. which is Co be held
al Luray this week, promises TO be eN-
ceptionally successful. 10 may not be
the largest meeting held by This society,
but IL will have "a delightful social SIDE.
for the Luray Chapter has made the
most cOmplet- arrangements for the re-
ception OF dc agates ard visitors.
TNc acor-lf.c l-F ea ,dvcs lron
this city a. the convention are Mrs. &.
@. Burton, the Recording Secretary of
the state organization: MISS Virginia
Talbot, Miss Kate Bullock. Miss Mary
Burton, Mrs. Eugene Shepperson Mrs.
l.. b. Janney, Miss Emma J. Lorraine.
Mrs George Currie. Miss Jessie Bailey
Mrs. Tonkin. and Miss Flora Tyler
They will leave on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway train at 1870 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Special railroad rates have been made,
and other inducements have been offered
TO the delegates and visitors.
Rev DR. Wharton. president Of tho
Whos0ever Farm, Will deliver the address
Of welcome 90 the delegates. and
one of the interesting features OF The
meeting will be an address by Mrs. l.
c.. Davis. the General Secretary of the
order Mrs Burton viii submit an inte-
resting report. dealing with the progress
of the order.
The people Of Luray viii tender the
visitor a reception at the college ON We'd
nesday night. and the delegates wiz be
royalty entertained by the citizens Of the
picturesque ana interesting mountain re-
sort.
The convention will be in session for
about three days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
THE STATE cR|D|RON.
The University Of Virginia De-
feated BY GaNaudet
WALKED AWAY WITH THE GAME
Heavy RuShes and Some Pretty Line
BuCkins
THAT COULD NOT DE CHECKED
A Great surprise--Hampden-s
and BelIeyue--The Latter Defeated
THAT COULD NOT DE CHECKED

CHARLOTTEstnLE. VA, October 81
SpeclaL)-Galis udot College football
team defeated the University OF Virginia
eleven here this afternoon II to s. The
result was quite a surprise TO the Vir-
ginians. who had expected an easy vic
tory. Lloyd and French. two OF the stars
on tho Varsity, did not even appear on
the field, and after Summersgill and vii
lis, the regular ends. were forced to lay
of on account Of injuries, Gallaudet SIM
ply walked away with the game, pushing
the Virginia players all over tho field.
Virginia made her first and only touch
down In the first half on Henderson's i5-
yard run around Gallaudets left end and
Gersters plunge through the centre. This
occurred seven minutes after play began.
and for the remainder Of the half honors
wero about even, the bail being In mid
field when the referees whistle blew.
WITH A RUSH.
Gallaudet commenced the second half
with "A rush. and gave pretty exhibition
OF limo buckng, sending her heavy backs
through the line for repeated gains. Long
runs By Barham and Waters brought tho
ball to Virginla's 5-yard line, where
Waters was showed through for a touch
down. Geilfuss kicked an easy goal. Af-
ter The kick off Gallaudet resorted TO the
same tactics, and try as Virginia would.
she could not check their rushes. Andree
went around left end twice for yards
and Barham circlod the other for Is
series Of punges through centre by
Waters, and short end runs yielded an
other touchdown, Waters taking it across
the line Only twice aid Vlr ilia get tho
BAH during this half. ana then She was
forced TO kick. being unable 10 gain the
necessary yards. Waters. Barham, Jones,
and Andree did the star playing for Cal
laudet, while Gerstle. Noraeet and Cole
man did best FOR Virginia. Lineup:
Gallaudct Position. Virginia.
Kurath ..........Right End......... McGill
Summersgill.
CARPENTER fright Tackle. Henderson.
Jones ........Right Guard........ Rogers.
Hemstrcet ........ Centre.-....... NOfneet.
wheeler ........Left Guard. ..-.... Moore.
Mather ........Loft Tackle..... Pinkerton.
Geilfuss .........Left End. CTy'D willis.
Carroll Quarterback. Shiblee.
Andrce ...Right-Back...... Landlord.
Barham .......Left Back........ Gerstle.
waters ........Full- Back....... Coleman.
Summary: Touchdowns Gerstle.
Waters %. Goals from touchdowns-
Genfuss. Missed goals-Coleman, Cell
fuss. Umpire-Mr McPheters, OF Virginia
Referee-Mr Schell. of Gallaudet. Limo
men-Messrs. Chambers and Jones. Time
keepers-Dr Lambeth and Mr.. Norris.
Tlme-29-minute halves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
THE ANDERSON TRIAL.
Third Days Proceedings-An Inter
esting Witness.


CHATHAM VA. October A.-(Special.)
The trial of DR. John c. Anderson, for
attempt to murder Miss Watson. was
continued in the County Court to-day.
The Commonwealth examined some six
or eight witnesses. but nothing OF very
startling nature was elected. Mr.. J. {.
Shelhorse, Sheriff of the county, and
cousin of the prisoners wife, testified
that DR.. Anderson conversed with him
feely concerning the case prior TO MS
Ohe prisoners) departure from the coun-
~, and that he stated that owing to the
damaging reports being circulated in the
neghborhood connecting mis- name with
that Of Miss Watson, he had determined
to sell all of his property and leave
the county, but that If he was indicted
by the court he intended TO return and
stand his trial. Also, that Dr. Anderson
did sell his property and leave the county.
but subsequently returned and sur
rendered himself stating that he had
visited Tennessee, Norfolk. Washington,
New York. Niagara Falls. Toronto. and
Quebec. Canada and that ne was at
Niagara Falls when he heard OF the in
dictment against him and at once re-
turned.
An UNSIGNED note which. it IS claimed.
accompanied the gift Of a watch by the
prisoner 10 Miss Watson. was proved
by Mr. Shclhorse TO be in the hand
writing OF the prisoner. The note reads
as follows: "a Christmas gift for my
little girl" This watch. II IS claimed
was given TO the young lady by Or. An
Gerson two years ago
The mother and grandmother OF the
young lady testified that while the hrst-
named was housekeeping for Dr. Ander-
baffru In I1nm-
Vile i'm order that his children might
attend school, Miss Watson visited the
home of Dr. Anderson. and that their
relations were of q very cordial and
intimate character, though nothing crimi-
nal was suspected at the time. II was
shown that notes were frequently passed
! between Or. Anderson and the young
| lady.
Mrs. w. c. Cabell, a cousin Of Miss
| Watson, who was with her during her
| last illness, proved a very intelligent ana
| interesting witness for the Common
wealth. She testified that Dr. Anderson
administered to the sick girl large doses
| Of morphine hypodermically, and also
gave her, internally. large doses of bro
india and morphia; that he denied
her all nourishment and stimulants.
owing, az he said, to the high fevers from
which she was suffering; that when Dr.
! Ramsey was called i'm he took the young
! lady's temperature and found she had
no fever, her temperature being slightly
below normal; that he changed the whole
| treatment, gave stimulants and nourish-
ment. and the patient rapidly improved,
DR.. Anderson having In the mean time
retired from the case; that during the
last visit Of Dr. Ramsey he discovered the
young lady's condition, and commu'
nicated the fact to the family; that as
soon as the young lady was able 10 get
out Of bed she sent 20 a neIghboring store
and procured laudanum and took her
own life. Upon the conclusion Of Mrs.
Cabens testimony court adjourned until
Monday, when Or. Ramsey VIII axe ihe
witnesses and for TIE Commonwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
TO INVITE MK|NLEY
Delegation from This CITY to.
See President Wednesday,
BIGPLANS FOR CARNIVAL WEEK
Trades Parade and Fireworks 10 Be
Grand SpeCtacltS.
nun p1c GRAND-sTAND CONTRACT.
49, rr,,,. sittcrdinE to puiid 1t Hish
40 keep All Spectators
nrv-rhe tournament and Races
80 BE worth seeing.
...,,, nc eR.ND-srAND CONTRACT
~ Fritz. sittcrdius to puud 1t Hish

~-. various committees from tho City
--...r mler Of Commerce; Young
,.... business Association, and civic
...-..., Committee. making up the dele
...-.- to visit Washington and invite
president Mckinley TO como TO Richmond
.... -.. nst instant TO attend the Shubrick
launching. WIN leave here Tuesday at
noon and will see the President on We'd
ue-l-v.
T..s was determined at a meeting held
.r the Council Chamber yesterday after
noon 40 3 o'clock. Mr.. Caskie, president
of the Council. presided over the meet
THE SENATOR SPEAKS.
Senator Martin addressed the commit
Gees and suggested that Monday would be
bad day. inasmuch as both he and Cap
tain Lamb had engagements for that
day. Tuesday. lac said, was Cabinet-day'
and wednesday,. he thought. would be the
best day for the committees TO go. He
could not promise that he would be able
10 20 on Wednesday. but thought he
could reasonably expect 20 be free on tnat
dav Senator Martin thought the iIesI-
dent would give the committees con-
servative hearing. and that he would. IL
POSSIBLE. grant the request of the delega-
-tou.
cartain Lamb endorsed what Senator
n ..tlu said about the President and eN-
t- -ed himscf as believing that We'd
..-r.v was the most desirable date that
-ra re selected. Colonel A. S. Buford
.rrrrt the committee should see the
PRESIDENT ~ the earliest possible mo-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
sCHLEY CAN'T GO, EITHER.
Atlanta VIII Have to he Content
With BPunlby Alone.

WASHINGTON. October 2l.-Represen-
tative Livingston. OF Georgia, tonight re-
luctantly gave up his efforts to induce
Admiral Dewey or Admiral Schley 10 go
10 Atlanta with Lieutenant Brumby and
telegraphed to the authorities there:
Dewey will not 60. Schley cannot 20.
Brumby goes ON Monday
This was after he had received a num-
Der Of kilograms from Atlanta. urging
him to use his greatest efforts to induce
the admrals 10 make the trip. lie learn
ed however from Admiral Schley
that the latter would make a trip 70
Birmingham. Ala, on November lst and
as his would take him near Atlanta he
consented to visit the city AT that time.
As this trip is only about ten days of.
the Admiral would not think Of another
trip in the mean time. Moreover. he felt
that Lieutenant Brumhy ought 20 have
the honOrs of the occasion next week.
and that these hOnOrs should not be
shared or divided by his own presence.
Representative Livingston will advise
the Atlanta authorize. tomorrow that
Admiral Schley will be able to visit their
city October 3lst for a day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
DEWEY CANNOT COME SOUTH.
Cancels All arrangements, Including
That with Atlanta.

WASHINGTON, October 4.-Admiral
Dewey. on the advice Of his physicians
has cancelled the dates for his visits 10
Philadelphia and Atlanta, and will accept
no more invitations Of this sort before
next spring.
subject was made at his office there to-
day:
acting on the advice of his physicians
Admiral Dewey finds that it Will be ne
cessary TO cancel The engagements ne
has entered into TO visit certain cities
and TO decline all invitations Tor the
present. He finds that the mental STRAIN
incident 70 such visits IS seriously al
fecting his health"
HIS HEALTH DEMANDS QUIET
II was said By one of Admiral Dewey
friends that this IS not TO be taken as
an indication OF any alarming change
In the Admiral's health. but that TO
man of his temperament the excitement
and mental strain incident 10 the various
public functions in which he has been
n narticipant have proved unusually try
ing. lie will remain as quiet as possible
for the rest of the winter and IL is hoped
that by next spring he Will be able 10
take short trip South and visit some
Of the places whose inhabitants have been
so anxious 10 welcome him.
The invitations for his Philadelphia
and Atlanta trips were cancelled by the
Admiral to-day and the situation was
explained 10 the Charleston delegation
which was anxious for him to include
South Carolina I'm his southern journey.
BRINIBY WILL KEEP APPOINTMENT
The Admirals iudisposition viii have
no effect on Lieutenant Brumby's Yislt
TO Atlanta.
SCHT.EY MAY TAKE DEWEY'S PLACE
ATLANTA. GA. October 1.-THE news
that Admiral Dewey's health would pre-
vent him from filling his Atlanta engage
ment was received here with sincere
regret
Rear-Admiral Schley. who has accepted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
LAST DAY AT NORRIS PARK.
Large Crowd ON Hand-The Winning
Horses.

NEW YORK, October 2.-This was the
last day of the Westchester Racing As
sociadons fall meeting at Morris Park
and a large crowd was on hand to witness
the closing. Summaries:
First race-steeplechase two and one
half mIles-Tantris @ 90 y won. Philao
G. 70 ] and eyen) second Cock Robin %
10 u third. Time, 1870.
Second race seven furlongs-All Gold
n6 to y won, Mauvilla even and to %
second, Magic L.ght 90 to D third TimT'
Third race-White Plains Handicap, six
furlon Zs-King's Courier Is To, u Won,
prigadier G. to and to - second, Me-
Alcekin Is 20 u third. Time, 1909.
Fourth race-Morris Park Handicap,
two and one-fourth miles-lIuskadiue 20
10 ID won. Ben. Holiday Oh 10 and to
1O second, Ethelbert g 10 . third. Time
1851 II
Fifth race-six and one-half furlongs-
Button q to p won AlvaradO IL. q 10
and to b second Strangest g 10
third. Time. 1921.
sixth race-One mile-lntrusive @ to -
won. Box Is to and EVEN second, Peep
o'-Day Is TO u third. Time 1ll.
QUEEN CITY COURSE.
CINCINNATI. o., October 2L-Results
at Latonla:
FIRST race-seven fIrlonss-Eitholln az
10 - won. Hop Scotch Ql 10 81 second,
J. j. T. g 20 d third. Time, 100 j.
Second receive furlongs &c TO
y won. May Ella 20 to u second. Prin-
cess Fedora on 90 d third Time 104
Third race-One mile-Lord Zeni 6 to 81
won, Billy House 90 10 y second, Man
Illus q to u third. Time. 1:i2 -
Fourth race-the Cincinnati Hotel
Handicap one mile and an eighth
Frank Thompson "a to u won. Sir Rolio
6 to y second. Azueena q 20 y third.
Time 1916 ID
Fifth race-six furlongs, 2-year-olds-
Unsighuy IS 10 ID won, Reseda d1 10 y
second Florlsar IS 10 - third Time, 1:l6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

nent. and he urged Tuesday as me GATE,
Senator Martin i'm answer % ColoAei
Puford. asserted that 10 would De exceed
trc'v iumGiciOus 20 interrupt the fresl-
cent on Cabinet-day.
AR Pollock offered a motion mat the
committee go 90 Washington Iuead"y Ut
noon and see the President wednesday
morning. This motion prevailed, ana
some little time was spent IN Arranging
the details. Ii was decided to nave lHo
committee assemble 40 the metropolitan
rr.t.r boz Washington at 1890 o'clock,
where captain Lamb Win join the deIesa-
t0n 10 was decided that Mr. Caskie
should pr. Spokesman for rhe delegation.
ON motion of Colonel Murphy an INVITA-
tnn was extended the Mayor and Judge
W8ddnl 10 accompany the committees.
The delegation feel confident that their
mission will Doe successful and arrange
loents for giving the President a royal
reception are making
COMMITTEES At WORK.
All the committees Of the Civic Carni-
val Association are busiy engaged on
their respective branches o. work. and
much progress is being made The con-
tract for erecting the grandstand ON the
I.ol- has been awarded 90 Mr. Fritz Sit
t.r5ing who win at once put force OF
rerds In work erecting the mammoth
.'rnct,,re which. il is estimated,
MIN seat between 12ooo and l9gv
srectators OF the launching. Inc
stand immediately fronts the shuDrloh,
and extends along the north soc Oh
Dock street from Nineteenth 10 iWen'y
FIRST streets. extending back on I"enlle'n
street 90 Cary s4
THE first ucr. which viii be three Ieet
south of the Southern railway traces
wm Do bulls five feet above the sr0uAu'
81 80 is estimated that when me S ,lC
brick strikes the water she viii diaplI,r
about 10000 tons of water. and nainle,lS
This water Win be forced above ihe SUI
~ fhe dock am expert having given the
opinion chat Dock street will be tempo
r.rly immersed to the depth Of three
irchla
The exact hour FOR the launching has
not yet been determined upon The snip
win take the water about an hour an"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
ROANOKE WON.
A HotIy-Contested Gnme-some Good
Plays.

SALEM VA. October A.-(Special.)-A
game OF football wa played here this
evening at 800 between 81. Adams and
Roanoke College. 10 was one OF the hot
test contested games eyer witnessed az
this place. Ia the first half Roanoke
scored one touchdown and kicked goal.
In the second half Roanoke made three
touchdowns and two goal kicks. 81 Al
bans did not score. Roanoke winning me
game. Score: Roanoke College. p. So
Adams. o. Roanoke's playing was excel
lent. Their plays deserving especial men
ton were Halls two tOuchdOwns and
long runs. j. Bears goal-kicking, and
Wilson c. Bears. Spencers Pottersons'
and Bates's fine interference and tack
ling. Those deserving mention BY 81. Al
bans were Walkers long run and Vests
good work Roanoke's playing was quick
and her line was immovable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Andrade Sailed Away.

WASHINGTON. October 2L-Command-
err Hemphill to-day cabled the Secretary
Of the Navy as follows from La Guayra,
Venezuela
"Andrade and partially disbanded army
brought with him from Caracas yester-
day. sailed early the morning OF the 2lst
on gunboat and transport. ADdrada went
northeastward. The other vessel west
ward. Destination unknown. All cleo
trio communication with Caracas closed
sfnce noon OF Goth. Have communicated
With Minister by rail, and all quiet
there"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Davidson Lost.

CHARLOTTE. X. c.. October M-(spe-
clal1-The University football team de-
feated Davidson here To-day by score
OF ID too. University had the ball almost
over the line when time was called.
Davidson played better than was expect
ed holding down the score very Wen.
but al no time came near scoring. faiF-
sized crowd witnessed the game. PICK
rockets relieved one o. the iookefs-on "t
$50. stole watch from another and
made a number OF smaller hauls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
DROOKLYN WINS OUT.
Final Gnme of Baseball Series With
Philadelphia.

NEW YORK, October 2l.-Brooklyn
won the final game Of the exhibition
series with Philadelphia to-day by slug
ging the ball Dunn had the Quakers
suessing all the time. Score: r. H. T..
Rrooklvn.. ...... ...O134O2 80 u 2
Philadelphia 900. ....OO1OO13- 10 2
Batteries -Donahue and Mcfarland;
Dunn and Mcclure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
DEwEY,s II USE CHOSEN.
IL is one of the Most Desirable Resi-
dences in Washington.

WASHINGTON, October 2l.-The Dewey
House Committee, which has in charge
the purchase OF a home for the Admiral
from the moneys received by popular sub
scription. have selected House No. III
Rhode Island avenue, northwest, known
as the Fitch house. The house Is one
door from the corner Of Connecticut ave-
nue.. in what Is regarded as the most de-
sfrable section Of the city.
II is understood that the amount OF the
popular subscription is sufficient TO cover
the cost Of the house, its furnishings, and
Ill innidanlals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
PISTOL IN ORANGE.
The Town Sergeant shoots Rail-
way Watchmnn.

ORANGE VA, October 2l.-(speclaL)-
In a personal alteration this evening
about 8 o'clock TOwn-Sergeant W. ).
Grymes shot w. A. Wright, a railroad
crossing Waterman. the ball entering the
groin. Up TO this time the doctors are
unable 10 locate the ball or ascertain how
serious the wound is. bat their opinion Is
that 1t Is bad one. This IS the first
shooting that has occurred In the town
of Orange for a number Of years, ana
the occurrence IS deeply depored by all
its citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

consuls at Pretoria Bioemfontein. and
Cape Town, to see that all rights OF all
American citizens are promptly and fully
protected. and for Investigation and spe-
oial report on Easton's detention.
IL Is believed that Easton was one OF
party of newspaper men captured on a
train by the Beers several days ago. He
was formerly Mr.. Davis's private secre-
tarv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Lawton VIII Make san Isidro Base

MANILA. October 2i-i45 p. M.-Gen-
eral Iawton's column is establishing a
base at San Isidro. Launches and cas-
Goes navigate the shallow Rio Grande
with difficulty. but supplies have been
landed In the vicinity. and will be trans
ported overland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
FrrIprSos CAPTURE AN AMERICAN.
They Also Wound Three Men, One OF
Them Fatally.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE Seere-
tary of the Navy has received the follow
ing cabegram from Admiral Watson,
dated Manila. to day:
"On October 10th the insurgents sur
nrised a boats crew of four men from
the gunboat MarIveles. who, under
white flag were landing the non-com-
batants from d captured proa at Slcogon
Island. William Juraskian, boatswain's
mate. first class, was captured. An armed
crew OF ten attempted rescue, uhsuc-
cessfully. Sydney HOar, landsman, was
fatally wounded; Frederick Anderson, APP
prentice first class, severely wounded IN
tho groin; Nicholas Fare, coNswain'
wounded in the left leg slightly. The Con-
cord and Mariyeles will punish. If POSI-
hla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
nlher Gnmcs Yesterday.

Naval Cadets. 8. Pennsylvania state
College, o.
Yale. 6: Wisconsin. o
Lafayette. s: Pennsylvania. O.
Georgetown. p: 81. John. 0.
Carllse Indians i6: Dickinson. s.
Harvard. IL Brown University, 0.
Columbia. is Amherst. Q.
Princeton. q; West Point cadets, o
Chicago. IS; Oberln, o.
Cornell. s. Lehigh. o.
Sawanee. 70 Georgia. O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
QUARTERLY MEETING OF Y.M.n.A
important Mntters to BE Acted On
Monday Night.

The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Young Mems Business Association IN the
assembly-room Of the Chamber Of Com
mcrce Monday night will boz one of much
interest and great Importance.
Several matters Will come up for final
settlement involving the welfare and
prosperity Of Richmond. Among the sub
jects 10 be considered are the amalsama-
ton Of this association and the Chamber
of Commerce the Bureau of Employment
for Virginia Girls, recently established
By the association; the Bureau Of In
formation for visitors during the civic
carnival, and others. All members and
all citizens who are interested in the sue
cess of Richmond are cordially invited TO
attend.
The association will meet at s15 o'clock
p NJ. sharp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

Appropriations for Institutions In
the south.

PITTsBURG, PA. October A.--At to-
days session of the Woman's Home
Missionary Society OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. appropriations We're
made as follows: Little Rock (Ark)
Home, 81 336, New Orleans. Italian work,
a2O; Kent Home, Greensboro. y. c.,
81 1885, MorristOwn CTenn.) Home. Sl,S50;
Orangeburg Is. c. Home, A.5l5; Ritter
Home, Athens. Tenn. a.7GJ.
Mrs. J. II. Bayls Of Evanston, H.,
was elected secretary OF the Bureau Of
Western-Southern States. vice Mrs. Il.
A. AFTER, OF Cleveland. resigned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Rev. AiIard BarnwelI Dead.

ATLANTA, GA, october I.-Rev. Al
lard Barnwell, the Episcopal divine. died
al his home here to-day Of consumption.
He was born In South Carolina flfty-iive
years ago. and his family Is one OF the
most distinguished I'm that state.