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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-29
Oliver PloVS--yey.p
.HoPElNs BROS, Agents,
Albany, Oregon
"0iivet gave the world tho chilled pi9w
Aud II ha, saved more money
10 the farmer OF America

han any otner' AN, element ever produced.
Genuine Oliver chilled are the beet en
earth. The Diver Ia q promoter OF happi-
ness on the farm. and the dealer who sells
II knows he 10 handling the best. Look
on for Immitations anl touch nothing but
,he genuine goods, made cniy hy Oliver
h led plow works. South Bend, Ind
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-29

Ed. Fronk, Of the Ashland Office, Is in
the city for the Christmas festivities.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-29
KO1I on N00JrniT.

WAsMfxUToN, Dec. 32.-New YORK;
state has TWO candidate l0r thr yiee.pres.
luency, A!ahu Root. who II thc MckinIev
eandldaie,l and Leusenant-Nf0yetno
woodruff, who II the PlAtt candl4ato. Al
statement Tut out In the shape of i feel
eF declares that Boot would find II very
uiilcnlt % fiRd Unanimous RupnOrt IA
ne stats becanso he has not always act
% with tha machine.
Uniueky Children.
Brussgls, Dec ~ Upwards OF fotty
school children were dr0wdoi today II
am n ics accident ~ Frellnghem, near the
French frontier. The children of thn
district bad been given holiday, with
permission 70 play on tho frozen river.
When the n,errirllcnt was III IulI height.
inu ICE broke suddenly and the children
disappeared. A lew were rescued half
dead pnt M majority were drowned.
4 Horrible Accident.
QulkcY, III, Dec. ~ while the child.
rsn q tne ": Ffaneis parochial school,
we're rchearslnK this afternoon for an
ehtcrIhlnnaent % be given next Tuesday
vsshinRs the dresses clone caught on llFa
rom gas jat end 10 minutes later ioIf
q them were burned 10 iealh,two died
~ hUuF later and hyc give oshern died
psiote mldf1lRht. Halt d dozen Osllera
DuFnea mere pr less severely.
bIg DeflcIcRcy.
WAsisixnros. Dec. 22.--The urgcnt de-
icieney appropriation bill, ,sbe llrat ii the
important supply bills IoF tie govern
inent expenses, Ia practically made up,
~ asa M w" total will amount 10 about ST.
Mv.vW. Ifa ltema haya already been
sent ~ tho several departments. aud
snese are being PUT together 50 that the
appropriation committee will 10 able 70
submit tlie bill 70 the house soon after
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
POLITICS IN THE COURT.
A Charge That is Creating q Stir in
North Carolina.

WINSTON. y. c.. oct Especial
The article appearing iu Greensboro
paper few days ago. quoting ga promi-
uent and well-knoWu Republican as say
ing lit is au outrage the way The Federal
courts. especially 90 Statcsville and Ashe-
vile. are now being run that United
Sf7fes Senator pr.char1 simply runs the
whole shooting match that is TO say. Doc
and his hcnchmen are working into every
case and that an outsider stands no show
OF getting anything" ir creating % stir
among prominent Republicans in the
state.
learn that District Attorney Holton.
in passing through Greensboro to-day.
as,led a prominent citizen 10 he knew the
name of The Republican whom the Greens
l0rO paper quoted.
The District Attorney was astonished
when told that his law partner Mr. J. T..
Alexander was the man vino did the TALK
ing against Senator pritchard When
questioned about 30 This afternoon. how
ever Mr. Alexander cmphaticallv denied
the charge saying Doe dil not know the
editor Of fine Greensboro paper and had
made n0 euCh settlement
1t is quite probable that an investigation
viii Doe called for and the name Of the
prominent Republican" who charged Sen
afor Pritchard as being "a great friend of
the Federal court, viii be given 10 the
puhlic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
AHE DAUGHTERS
OPPOSE A UNION
ahc Virginia Division With tie Grand
Division Would be Unwieldy.
POLICY DEALERS TO PRISON.
alcaviIy Fined in Norfolk and sen
fenced GO Sixty Days in Jail--Thcy
Take an Appeal ana Are Bail
cd-Thc Coles Trial.

NORFOLK. VA. oct. 26-special.-The
paughtcrs of the Confcderacy. in convon-
hion 40 Portsmouth. by a vote Of AZ
eSainst 8. decided that the proposed union
.of tho Virginia Division with the Grand
Piv.sion OF Virginia. is il-adviscd.
, 1t was generally held that the bodies. II
iUnitcl. would De an unwieldly organiza.
tlon.
! George Taylor. J. J. WEIGH. w. +. Tay-
Tor and Edward Moore. charged with
violating the lottery law, in that they
wero promoters OF policy were to-day
by Poiicc-Justico Tumln adjudged guilty.
HEAVY FINES.
George Taylor was fined 500 and sem
1cnccd 90 serve sixty days in jail the
othcrs 500 and sixty days each The pris-
Towers appealed. and were released on bail
IN 1880 each
: The trial Of w A. Coke. charged with
shooting Councilman Ridgcwcu was con-
ninucd to-day. Nothing of especial IN
ltcrcst was developed.
COULD NOT IDENTIFY.
4 Mrs Marsh. who 10 was believed would
Hesufy chat Rircwen met Mrs. coke at
bcr house hv appointment. failed 90 when
upon the stand positively identify Ridge
swell saying that 90 was hard 90 recognize
"a man with "a m1ustacho. when she had
seen him before sm0oth-shaveu.
Tho testimony of William Brown. who
stated that Dee had carried notes between
iFidscwcI and Mrs Coke. was denounced
by Attorney Thorn I'm court as "a lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
THE GOVERNMENTS CHECK.
District Attorney Allan Pays for Buiid
inc Site ~ NcWpurt NcWs.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. oct 26.-sge-
ciaI-Mr Edgar Allan. United States Dis
trict Attorney for the Eastern District OF
Virginia. arrived IN the city to-day and
turned over TO the agents of the old Do
miuion Land Company check flr $4,000
IN payment for the public building site
I'm this city The deed was recorded in the
clerks Office and transferred the pro-
perty from the old Dominion Land COM
pany 90 the United States.
In the Corporation Court to-day the
fight between the Newport News and old
Point Railway and Electric Company and
the Peninsula Electric Railway Com
pany. which was preciuitated 10y an i'm
Junction sued out by the latter against
The former some time ago 90 restrain 81
from interfering with the complainant S
tracks al "a certain crossing. was amica-
bly, settled.
10 meet the first injunction. the old
company sued out a blanket injunc-
ton restraining tho new company from
interfering with The old one iu any way
imaginable Both injunctions were toe
day Withdrawn, each company paying it's
own costs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
UNIVERSITY OF
NORTH CAROLINA
The Students Nearly Half a Thou
sand.
IA NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
President Alderman and Presidch'
William L.. Wilson the Only
Southern Representatives on
the Committee.

RALEIGH, n. c.. oct. 26-special.-
President Alderman, Of the State Uni
verslty. is here. He says that the num-
Der Of students at the University has now
reached 49, President Alderman goes In
few days to Washington TO attend
meeting of the committee appointed by
the National Educational Association 20
consider the establishment of a National
University. Or. Alderman and Hon. W.
l.. Wilson, president Of the Washington
and Lee University. are the only South
ern members of the committee. Or. Har-
per. Of the Chicago University, is the
chairman Of the committee.
DAUGHTERS DELEGATES.
The Daughters Of the Confederacy held
a meeting Yesterday and elected delegates
TO tho convention 10 be held in Richmond
on November sth 90 18th. Mrs. Garland
Jones, who 50 ably represented Norm
Carolina IN Baltimore and Mrs. T. H.
Andrews were chosen.
Another object OF this meeting was 10
collect funds for the Love and Sympa-
Thy Fund" for Mrs Stonewan Jackson.
II is a work that appeals 10 every
Southern woman, and Mrs. Jackson VIII,
in her declining and feeble years. INA
she is held near 10 the hearts OF her
Southern sisters.
WEDDING CARDS.
Invitations are issued for the marriage
Of Mr. J. G.. Ellington, Jr.. and Miss
Mary Oliver Woollcott. November Sth. at
Good Shepherd church, and also for the
marriage M Tarboro of Mr.. Henry +.
Itchford. Of Raleigh and Miss Margaret
Porter Dancey. November 9th.
Yesterday twenty-five negro recruits
for the Fortyninth Volunteer Regiment
came here from Nowbern. They remained
over night leaving this morning for ST.
Louis.
To-day the funeral Of Mrs. Janet Mitch
cn Wilson was held from the home Of
her s0n-in-law, Judge Walter Montg0m-
cry.
An old soldier. Dr. George Bingham.
| died suddenly ass he sat in his chair at
: ,he Soldiers Home ON yesterday, and he
was buried to-day
WHO SELLS DOCTORS DEGREES.
Tile alleged DR. Barrett Of Pee De
| College. spoken OF q few days ago. who
| s selling degrees 90 men in England.
| turns ont 20 be a coal black negro who
| makes his living by these sales.
| A few years ago be- induced a young
| English girl to come and teach IN his
| pretended college. il was found out. and
, some gentlemen ~ Arson county paid her
| way back home
The man has not been heard Of since
until within the last few days. a negro
/ man here gives tho information as 90 who
/ ha g.. and VIII prove his assertions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
NEWENGINE HOUSE
FOR PETERSBURG
Fire Board Decide to Build One to
Cost Two Thousand,
A THANKSGIVING SERVICE.
A Large Saw Mill To BE Established
at Ncgley StatioD-AIr. Egerston
sick with the Wedding
at Ivor station.

PETERSBURG. VA, oct. 2G.-Special.-
The Fire Commissioners have determined
10 have an eugine-house built on lot
on South street. owned by the city. The
building VIII cost about 5000.
Mr. Irving W. Moon, a prominent young
citizen Of Richmond, will, about the mid
die Of next month, lead TO the hymeneai
altar Miss Marian Dalton, "a most at
tractiye young lady of this city The
ceremony will be performed at the resi-
dence OF the bride, on Market street
LARGE sAW-MILL.
Mr.. W. NJ sterne, of Dinw.ddie county
is 10 have a large saw mill established at
Negley station. on the Richmond, Pc
tersburg and Carolina railroad. Mr..
sterne has a large quantity OK timber TO
bee sawed.
Thanksgiving Offering service was held
to-day al White Oak. church. IN Din"id-
die county. An interesting an appropr-
ate address was made by Rev w. W.
Lolr OF Petersburg.
Mr. r. O. Egerston, who has been con-
fined to the house with fever for the
past month or more, Is sun quIte '''N'
Mr. Egerston is brother-in-law OF eA-
Governor VIM h. Cameron.
Spanish peanuts sold carly this fore
noon al 20 cents per bushe.. Later in the
day. however dealers We're only Offering
O. cents per busheL
POSTMASTER BOILING
Postmaster Suth Boiling has gone u
Washington on official business.
r.,wrence Mckay Jack were married this
afternoon az o'clock, at the Method's
church. at Ivor station. on the norfolk
and western railroad. The bride is
daughter Of Mr.. J. c. Davis, OF lVor'
and niece Of Mr. r. b. Davis, a promi-
nent lawyer Of this city.
Mr.. VI. W sterne and Captain T. ,.
Leonard of Dnwiddle county, are IN the
CITY to-day on business.
MIR. =. II. Curtis, Of Richmond, IS In
the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
REAL ESTATE SOLD.
A Large Apple Crop But the Prices
Unsatisfactory


Unsatisfactory
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, oct. D.
special-Mr. X. l.. Biscoe has sold to
Mr.. Sydney 5. Bradford his large brick
business building on the corner OF Com
merce and Princess Anne streets, TOT
500 Mr.. Bradford contemplates tear
ing down the building and erecting d
modern structure in its stead.
Mr.. Philip NJ Bradshaw, Of Alexandra.
has sold hls property here. located on the
corner of Main and Pitt streets, TO O..
j Willard Adams. who VIII make many
improvements 90 IL.
real estate values have increased In
this city the past year ana more nsid-
ing is now in progress imam Tor many
months past.
The apple crop in this section Is more
abundant than for years, and the quahty
nj the fruit Is excellent But few SNIP
ments are being made. as prices just now
are unsatisfactory, and higher hgures are
expected later IN the season.
The chestnut crop IS about up 10 the
average.
Tha nubllc schools I'm some sections OF
tho surrounding counties have been near
~ deserted during the past week. the
cb1dren being engaged in gathering these
nuts in the woods. Prices TN market are
low as vet but the crop is always a proht-
able one. as no labor Is required excep,
the gathering and shipping. Many are
brought to this market, ana large snip
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
DISTRICT PYTHlANS MEET.
Clmcdist Tried for Working Men
Over Eight Hours.

Ciiuedist Tried for Working Men
over Eight Hours.
N-rWpOpT NEWS VA. oct 2f-Spo-
,........r ,,....,,.,.....
O. the Newport News Lsht infantry the
new military company recently organized
1.rs has rssilncd his position.
,,.. 1-.t.i.t. of p,.tfi,s coryentio, for
1ae Flrst District met mere to-msn' WIN
en- extremely large attendance norfolk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
MONTGOMERY COURT,
Felony Trials and Grand Jury indic'-
meuf~.


CHRIsTIANsBURG. VA, oct. -5.~spe-
clal-rn the County Court here. which
has lust adjourned. only three cases were
tried they being william ana MAYOR
THOMPSON. two c0l0red youths for mousse
breaklng. and were acquitted. WINE
Charles Campbell who was tried 10.
sbootin, Asa Bishop was nncd $40. Az
the other felony cases were continued
untu the November term.
suceal grand jury was summoned.
which made seven indictments, nFe OH
them being folonies.
Lewis Adams. who shot Walker BARNETT
on October "a. was indicted for shooting
with intent 90 kill and IS still in jan mere
Barnett who had been improving TOOK q
turn for the worse sunday. and Tears
are entertained as 20 his recovery. II ne
should die. OF course Adams VIII DE h-
dlcted FOR murder Bird Wade. VINO mas
a very unsayory reputation. Is held mere
on four felony and one appealed hiso'-
meanor cnarge. the court refusing h."
bail His counsel took an appeal TO tle
Circuit Court.
Guy f. Elicit, ESD, was appointed aa-
ministrator for the estate OF the late Dr'
] w. Foote. and ComonweQlths Attorney
II. J. Room was appointed Admlnisifei
de bonls non for the estate OF the iate
Major ". q. Guerrant. vice j. X. kohih-
SON. resigned.
Captain ]. l.. Tompkins, OF Floyd and
Judge Seldom IOngley, Of Pulaski were
among the visiting attorneys al this
court.
The candidates for the Legislature are
makiax IN active campaign, aud Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
PROF. GUM UNDER FIRE.
Charged With Receiving Checks From
Publishing Companies.

EAST RADFORD. VA. oct 26-spe-
Superintendent of Public instruction
Southau came 90 Radford The 18th TO-
look into school matters of The city. Tie
met the Board and after two hours
conference returned 90 Richmond on the
night train.
Prof Gum is charged with receiving
checks from tine American Book Com
pany. b. i. Johnson Company. and some
company or publishing house tn Boston.
Gum is now in Alabama on "a visit Co
bis family.
Burglars attempted TO enter three houses
last night in Radford The burglars
succeeded On getting into the house Of
George Atkins. but stumbled over some
thing and walked Atkins, who fired and
the party fed.
Major Heth Tyler is in Radford POLITE
eating He says politics are warming mp
in Rad.ord and Montgomery county. The
race VIII Doe close between Tyler and Clay
ton. also between Cowan and Enste.n.
With chances now in favor Of the DEM
ocrats. $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27

ments are made from here 70 the Dig
cities.
4 revival commenced at The bapti7l
church last night, the services beng con-
Quoted by the pastor. Rev. Dr. j. >. D''i'
Rev. r. f. Mus-eiman is conducting d
protracted meeting al Bele AIT b'pl'
church about two miles from lhis CITY,
I'm Stafford county this week
A number Of prominent gentlemen rom
the lower Rappahannock Valley are mere
receiving knlglts Templar degrees. "hlcn
are being conferred by C0mmandefy No.
J. Of this city Among the visiting sf
knights taking part in the WORK are.
Mr. j. y Ryan. OF the state Grand COM
mandery. Daniel Johnson, OF Nash.ns-
ton. and George A. Deakyne, OF Easton'
Nd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
FREDERICKSBURG Wants mckinley.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA oct. 20
Special-The CITY Council This evening APP
pointed the following joint committee from
the Council and citizens. 10 visit Washing
ton tomorrow and invite President Nc
Kinley and Cabinet 20 stop here and ac-
cept the hospitality Of The city while en-
route 70 Richmond next Tuesday 20 attend
the launching Of the Shubrick;
Councilmen-M q. Willis, =. d. Cole,
W. H. Hurkamp. Citizens-J. 5. Potter,
J NJ Griffin. r b. Morris A. T. Emorey,
Judge j. B Sener. Hon. w. A. Jones and
Il. D. Merchant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27

LAWRENCEVILLE. VA, oct. 26.-Spc-
clal.-A hourlshing Chapter of the Daugh-
tiers Of the Confederacy has been organ
lied here. fho chief object of the Chap
ter will be 10 erect "a monument in the
courthouse square in memory of Bruins
wick Confederate dead. VIM. II. Jones
and Rev. r. AtWeu Tucker We're untir-
ing n their effort 20 perfect the organ
ization.
Hon. John w Daniel is billed 70 speak
here Saturday az II A. NJ
Miss Oracle Williams. popular young
lady of this town will be married Nov.
list. 10 MT John ~ Osborn. a prominent
young business man of this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
WINST0N'S CARNIVAL WEEK.
Magnificent Floral Parade-G Tory Of
Youth IN Flowers

WINSTON. y c.. oct. 25-Speclal-
This is Growing Day of Winston s.
carnival week The crowd no Piedmdat
Park was estimated from ten 10 fifteen
thousand -Four excursions were run
here. and they were AN crowded
one of the pleasing and highly attrac-
tive features of the day was the floral pa
rade. which won the highest plaudts Of
the assembled thousands an agreeing
that it surpassed any like parade yet
given in the State.
The float of the queen. Miss Mamie
Cray. represented the GLORY Of Youth
iu Flowers" IL was of pure white drawn
10y four white horses. The floats Of the
maids of honor were Of different designs,
the whole representing a very artistic
study In Scarlet beginning with deep
red and shading 20 light pink.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
GARRISON PROBABLY ARRESTED
Shot Little Girl Because She Refused
Him Food.

ROANOKE. VA, oct. Especial
Chief-of-Pollce Dyer received a message
yesterday from Chief-of-Pollee Steele. OF
statesville. y. c.. stating that they had
captured George w. Garrison. who is
wanted here for assault aud attempted
murder
The message was sent after they had
received a photograph Of Garrison, but
chief Dyer doubts il they have the right
man. for nothing was said OF the marked
ear
Missouri Moseley a small colored girl,
was shot and Instantly k'ieh ABOUT -FOUR
r,iIes rom Roanoke this afternoon by
Ivnwood Wilson. colored youth, be-
cause she refused to give him something
10 eat.
Springs. died suddenly from heart dis
cas- This mornlng. aged sixty years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
A Quarantine Compromise.

BRISTOL TENN. oct 26.-Special.-
The quarantine Of Washington county.
va. against Bristol was raised to-day by
the terms Of compromise releasing the
magistrates and guards who were under
arrest from paying heavy fines.
Tho fines RENTED We're one OF $50
n, Magistrate Breckenridge. and one OF
500 on Magistrate Cunningham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
vEROlCTS FOR DEFENDANT.
a Freight Train Crosses "A Trestle on
the Cross Ties.

BERRYVILLE, VA. oct Especial
Verdict go favor Of the defendant In the
Two Islander cases which We're heard be-
fore the clark Circuit Court here this
week we're brought in by the jury To-
DIV
Ihe FIRST case heard was that Of Maggie
West pla'pt0 agalns, John Gaunt. de-
PENDANT Tor five thousand dollars dam
ages for alleged defamation OF character
Second was that Of T. A. Hart. plain
tln. against John Hummer defendant
The sulf was brought 20 recover dam
ages amounting 90 three thousand dollars.
20 which extent the plaintiff claims his
character was injured By the defendant
in being accused n stealing corn
Each verdict was reached by the jury
r short deliboratiOn.
Late yesterday the Norfolk and Western
porthbound freight train jumped the track
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27

while going over the high trestle at Old
Chapel. this county and proceeded across
The bridge on the cross-ties. cutting some
of them I'm two That the train did not
leap from the trestle. which s % feet IN
height. is remarkable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
In,1orfanf for Weak Mon.

Weak mcn. suffering from ne results Of orer-
Vort, indiscrefi0H ercessss dnd GtEses, hare me
pytriiooe a free consultation and adsics. p>rs0H-
oily or Nv letter. ruth DR.. Creme, IS ". IN 81,
.ysx iori cfv. Eho Is the s0rid5smons speciaIi,i
N the treatment of nsrross and prvdte d,'easei q
men. II you cannot eaH. Eriis ne Doctor CONT
doanaiIy about pour Gaze Dr. Greeae " iAs do
eovuer u that greafesf osa Visa..eTJ9r
peak men, DR.. Greeae's AerpEra.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
1URHAM'S QUARANT TINE.
Shuts out Small Pox and Fights the
Measles

DURHAM. y. c., oct. 25.-s pecial.-The
quarantine against South Boston, Va, and
Roxboro. declared by the town authorities
Tuesday. is being rigidly enforced.
The epidemic OF measles In East Dur
ham Is spreading, there being about one
hundred cases az present.
The Womans Foreign Missionary Union
Of Orange Presbytery met here this morn
ing in the Presbyterian church The pas
tor. Rev l. B. Turnbull, delivered the
invocation. and Mrs. j. a. White deliver
cd the address of welcome.
Rev r. s. Wharton, recently pastor Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
COPPER MINES SOLD.
Iron Mines Around Marion TO BE
Worked

Worked.
MARION. VA. oct 25-special.-"I'e
fatal shooting of pyatt by Turner. two
miles east of Marion, Va, reported in
Tuesdays Times. must have occurred
near some other Marion No one has
been shot near This place.
The Peach Bottom copper mines in
Ashe county. y. g.. were sold here last
week 10 parties from Grand Rapids, Mich
igan, for $500.
Negotiations are said 10 be in progress
which may lead to extensive development
Of the iron properties south OF this place.
by capltaI from birmingham. Alabama.
Parties interested have been here for
several DAYS. and those who ought 20
know seem confident Of interesting OUT
side capital
The mountains around Marion have
been ON fire for several days. and az times
the smoke has been hanging over town
like a dense f0g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
Yellow Fever Patient Dead.

NEW YORK. oct. De. II. wits. the
~, eaver pafient. died az swinburne
Island ,o,day VIII. arrived We. from hayana
"a yas transferred 10 Hoffman
Island W, with ten Of his fellow passengers.
,,'''i- ",o,,.1 yellow fever and was sent
'io t,,',,,ai al Swinburne Island
% u an na',e was at Oakland. Fla. In.
", ~ 81. object his remains viii be
,ns,nera,ed Ina tAe erematory at SWIM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27

East Durham church. who is on The eve
of starting 90 CUBA as missionary, de-
livered an address M night.
Tobacco receipts have been heavier this
week than last