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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11

clover. A score of times the lines halted,
by a hair s-breadth, at that sharply
drawn barrier which is erected by pro-
priety and allows no crossing I'm repu-
table playhouses. In short, The Turtle
was very very bold, and its salvation lay
solely IN the splendid manner IN which it
was handled by the cast and i'm the
unusual ability Of those who produced
It. The most prudsh, who. by the way,
had better not see the show, could not
lay the charge Of poor acting az the door
of any member Of the troupe Rarely, in
deed. has the Richmond public seen a
better-rendered play, or more complete
theatrical appointments, in the way Of
properties and cOstumery. The disr0bing
scene in the second act IS supposed TO be
the most startling feature of the play
IL is hardly worse than similar scene
in Fra Diavaio"-in fact was more care
fully handled-but for all that. IL was
outrS and significant. II might have ap-
peared worse had it not been for other
features. which in point Of temporary
suggestiveness, made that one appear
almost Purltanic
The plot of "The Turtle" involves a
divorced husband and wife, who ulti-
mately become reconciled, and the scene
of the play is Partisan. So, also, are all
its tendencies, and the French eccentri-
city and -gO-fetCh-it style Is well
caricatured. Every man and woman in
the troupe is capable and can count on
creating a gOOd-Or rather a bad-im-
preston, for. as indicated above, 1.-THE
Turtle" Is far too significant. There will
be a matinee this afternoon and third
performance at night.
For a time IL looked as If one door
keeper could not handle the crowd last
night. and a great deal Of confusion was
occasi0ned by jostling, bOisterOus crowds
before the tardy curtain was rung Off.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11
MANN THE NOMINEE.
HARMONY IN THE TwENTy-EIGHTH
SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
IN ENTHUSIASTIC CONVENTION.
At blackstone Yestercay-Nr. Wins
Formal Withdrawal and His Mo-
tives-scvernI speeches-Politicst I'm
other Sections OF the state.

BLACKSTONE. VA. October i0.--(Spe-
ciaL)-An enthusiastic convention was
held here to-day for the purpose Of nom
mating Democratic candidate for the
State Senate from this Qhe Twenty
eighth senatorial district. composed OF
the counties Of Brunswick, Luuenburg,
and Nottoway.
The convention was called to order
promptly at l o'clock, and twenty-five
out OF the twenty-eight delegates were
present. Chairman Joseph NJ Hurt
stated the object OF the convention. which
was TO nominate a Democratic can
didate TO succeed the Hon. w. c.
VIM, who had withdrawn from the
race. Mr.. Winn then came before the
convention, and in short speech form
ally rendered 10 the convention his
withdrawal. This he did. he said. for the
sake OF harmony and in the hope that
peace might be restored IN the party
Judge W. III. Mann. a lifelong Democrat
and a favOrite son of this district,
was then placed In nomination by Colo
mel Meade Haskius. and was nominated
by acclamation. Judge Mann came be-
fore the convostion, and I'm a graceful
speech expressed his willingness to ac-
cept the nomination, If through him the
harmony of the party could be restored.
Judge Mann has not sought, nor did he
desire. the nomination, and takes it at
a great personal sacrifice. desiring only
10 serve the people Of this district If he
can aid them.
Speeches were then made by Hon. w.
A. Watson and Hon. James i. Epes.
The convention then adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11

notice has been served under the land
grabbers law, was adopted.
TRACTION COMPANY'S PETITION
The Traction Company presented
through Mr.. Allen, a petition, which was
referred 10 the Committee on Streets.
The petition deals with the recent action
Of the Committee on Streets in regard to
the street-car franchises. and requests
the Council to take up for consideration
The matter Of granting the privilege or
constructing tracks and operating street.
cars thereon upon the routes now occu-
pied by the Richmond City Railway under
The franchises which expire on the 5lst
dag of December, 1900 and upon the LIST
day OF January. 1901. and that il grant 70
The Traction Company this privilege, 70
take effect on and after January ]. 1901,
upon the conditions and terms as set
out In an ordinance.
An ordinance providing that a union
label shall be used by the city was refer
red TO the Committee on Ordinances.
a motion requiring the street-car com
panies TO sprinkle the streets was adopt
ed. and an invitation from the Civic Car
nival Committee was accepted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11
THE LANCASTER SPLIT.
Hope Expressed That investigating
Committee VIII visit the District.

WARSAW. VA. october lO-(special)
Since the failure Of the Democrats OF
the counties Of Lancaster and Richmond
TO adjust their differences at the meeting
held at Sharp's on Friday last, much
interest has boon manifested in the
forthcoming decision of the special COM
mittee, appointed by the State Commit
tee. TO determine whether or not any
regular nomination has been made I'm
these counties for the House Of Dele
gates.
The hope that this committee Will
meet at some point accessible to the
many witnesses who are expected TO
appear before lit is generally expressed
1t is not known here whether or not the
followers OF Pinckard will submit 10
the decision OF the committee, should II
be adverse 20 his pretension. They
would accept nothing short Of his recog-
milton as the candidate at the conference
held at Sharp's.
The leading Democrats in this county
express themselves as willing to abide
by the decision Of tho committee; but
they express the hope that Chairman
Ellyson win select as his associates
friends Of the two senatorial candidates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11
pcrsopaIsand Briefs.

Mr. =. c. Pelouze Is confined at home
by sickness.
Judge George j. Hundley, or Amelia
was in the city yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Robert p. Kerr is confined 10
his home with rheumatism.
Richmond Lodge OF Elks will have an
interesting meeting tonight
Mr.. George w. Bradley. OF No. 7ol north
Tvventv-ffth street, is very sick with ma
larial-feYer.
DR.. J. w. Southau. Superintendent or
Puhlic instruction. left yesterday morn
ing for Blackstone.
Mr. J. H. Martin has returned from
Virginia Beach, and Is quite III at tho
Retreat for the Sick.
Mr.. Arthur Glasgow, OF London, is OF
a visit TO his father, Mr.. +. L. Easso"'
No. / west Main street.
Rev. Father Wnlcbald BaumSartner,
who has been confined 10 his room ior
several days, is improving
Mr.. James T. Reid. OF 1904 Beverley
street who was paralyZed IN ms Ilshi
side on Monday was sishty ihpto'eu
yesterday.
Mr. C. J.. Hilman, OF Charlottesviile,
Va manager for c. y. Hillman. promi-
nent merchant Of that city, was IN hich-
mond Yesterday calling on irlends'
Mr. Thomas Peck Woods Of the Union
TheoloEical Seminary. VIII conduct tne
usual Wednesday evening services AZ tho
Grace-street Presbyterian church To-
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. n Taylor, Mr.; q. q;
Others from this city. have gone 10 NJ
agarn 10 attend the meeting on the
wholesale druggists.
one hundred and thirty-one arrests
have been made by the police so far TINS
month. Many were IN execution OF war
rants. OF this number sMty-one were
white and seventy colored people.
A niece of stone flying from the blast
ing operations, near the 1redegar- w orhs,
chi a piece OF No Y insulated copper
wire belonging 10 the police ana hre-
alarm service on Tuesday night.
Mr.. George W. Stevens. general man
aeer OF the Chesapeake and ohio railway,
IS in attendance at the fall meeting OF inc
American Railway Association, now IN
session az New York Mr.. Stevens VIII DC
absent until the latter part Of the week.
There was an interesting meeting OF
Chimborazo COnclave, Independent order
OF Heptasophs, Monday night Speeches.
were made by several members. Mr. j.
II. Welsh presided. Refreshments were
served. A new conclaye Is being formed
Ia Fulton.
An order for twenty heavy Mogul loco
motives for the AtchisOn, Topeka ana
Santa Fe railway has been received by
the Richmond Locomotive and Machine
Works The Chicago and Western In
diana railway has also ordered four large
switching engines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11
BREAKFAST ON DRINK.
Coffee Makes Many Dyspeptics.

coffee and / had quite a tussle. Two
years ago / was advised b the doctor 10
quit the use OF coffee. COR / had chronic
case or dyspepsia and serious nervous
troubles, which did not yield % treat
ment 1 was so addicted to coffee tina: il
seemed an impossIbility TO quit but when
/ was put on Postum Cereal Food Coffee,
there was no trouble In making The
change. and to-day 1 am a well WOMAN.
zone Of the lady teachers In our pubic
schools was sick and nervous. Ere
quently the only thing she took for break
fast was a cup OF coffee; l urged her 10
try leaving off the coffee and use Pos
tum irstead Went SO far as 10 send ner
a sample from my box and give her dl-
rections. She now uses nothing but Pos
tum Food Coffee, and told me a short
time ego that she was perfectly we'll
1t is easy TO make good Postum
once q person becomes accustomed TO it.
l rut four heaping teaspoons TO the pint
of water and put the Postum In thin
muslin bags, drop the bag into the water
and after 1t comes up TO boil, see That
from that time on 1t boils 10 or - MIN
utes. then use good cream and you have
a drink that would be relished by the
Queen" Mrs. Lizzie Whitaker. kiddes,
NO. Postum is sold by all hrst-class
grocers At Is and Is cents per package.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11
Are You SleepeSS, Irritable, All Run Down?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable
SWAMP ROOT Is the Great Remedy for Kidney
Bladder, and Uric Acid Troubles. To Prove for
Yourself It's Wonderful Merits You May Have
Sample Bottle Sent FREE by Mail.

Yea are in no danger OF being sick II
sou keep your kidneys well.
ree filter your blood and keep It pure
and free from disease-breeding germs.
Your other organs may need care. but
r..- kidneys most. because they do most.
D. SOU arc sick. begin with your kid
nov. because US soon as they are well
fs.r uu help an the other organs TO
ha-h
rr- ua.mer. Of some diseases may
%. delayed without danger. not so with
KIDNEY disease
svamr-R.t IS the great medical
triumph of Ha nineteenth century; dis
covered after years Of untiring effort and
research ly ,se eminent kidney and blad-
Ger specialist lr Kilmer, and has truly
wonderful D. ling action on the kidneys
md bladder
twill be found by both men and women
tls, Vha, needed in all cases Of kidney
and bladder disorders, lame back. dull
pain OF ache 30 the back. gravel oatarrh
"- Che bladder rheumatism. sciauca,
neuralgia. uric acid troubles. and brights
c'sase which the worst form Of
Neglected kidney trouble.
ID your water. when allowed 20 remain
urds.libei ln elass or bottle fCr TWEEN
ty-i9er hours forms a sediment or set-
Ting or has cloudy appearance, it is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11
IMPERFECT DRAINS.
Care shotiId He Token That the im-
purities lie Properly Carried ON.

Every one knows Of the fatal results
which follow the stoppage Of the drains
in a house.
Queen Victorla's husband, the Prince
Conaort. died from poisonous germs
which were generated ia the palace by
the stoppage of the drains
The kidneys, among their many other
functions act as drains To the body
Through them the blood passes 10 be
purified. leaving behind a mass Of effete
matter. which IL IS their duty TO eject
from the system.
When. however, the kidneys become
congested and all clogged up, this refuse
matter accumulates and becomes an
active poison, and, in course OF time IN
fects the whole man, and eventually, II
the cause IS not removed, ii occasions
sudden death, the patient drowning, as
it were, in his own secretons.
The symptoms which Nature puts forth
like danger signals to tell US that the
kidneys no longer do their duty are TOO
numerous to set forth.
Nearly always women's peculiar all
ments in their more aggravated ana pro
tracted forms are traceaple 10 TINS
source. and rheumatism. In all It's varied
nhases. while pneumonia and Brights
disease are but the elimination OF an
organic trouble, which, had IT been
treated organically, and not symptomau-
cauv could not possibly have had any
such fatal termination.
Couqhs and colds, strange as II may
seem are oftentimes symptoms Of trouble
in the kidneys. a..
what must be done, then, In these
eases?
II Is surely unwise to treat symptoms
vheu we can at once heal the organ
from whence the symptoms rise.
Let US then at once go TO the root OF
the trouble and heal the kidneys.
There is a remedy. known all the world
over. that will strengthen them. so that
they can perform their functions; feeding
them and cleansing them in such a mar
vellous manner that the patient immedi-
ately feels the good work that Is going
on. and in a few weeks is able to Join
the ranks OF the many thousands VINO
gratefully acknowledge that they owe
health and strength and sometimes HE
itself, to this unfailing remedy. Warmers
Safe Cure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11
BOARD DEFEATS 1T.
80 ELECTION or WATER DEPART
MENT HANDS by Committee.
TRACTION COMPANY FILE A PETITION.
They Ask Franchise for the Main
street Line-To Usc Union Labels
sprinkling by Railway Compani = -
Many Mensures Concurred In.

THE Board ~ Aldermen met last night
and disposed Of a large amount OF rou-
tr. lu.fra.. d., , warn. chan. .,..l.
ordnance framed by Air. Mills and
adopted ly the Common Councn pro-
Elr. for t,. .l.rtI., 90 yv,t,, 1,e,',,.-
-...- .,.,i..., t. .t c.--,...
''' ''i'''''''e VII
'a'''u "l lHelr appointment by
superintendent was Overwhelmingly
l...t.I
n. Traction ~..-,,.a,,,. ,..o-,,,.,, . no
.....
joy TIC IIaHch'seS Oh 'N0
i..i Iucs which expire December
- l. and january 4 1901.
T. following. ,r.rrbsrs vyere nresent:
af.... r.,... .,,l.. t,.bo,
-'-'..h .a'.aias Donahoe. Drewry' Fer
'... Gordon Hrlwicke. King, Lawder'
II .I. .f..t.....~,, Seav snead and
U...
r.,,.. ........ -.~..o,,-o,,,,,
'-'''D CO->N
+.t CON. ufred IN the dClloh "i
700 common Council az follows: Adopting
I'D ordnance empowering the American
Tobacco. ..rrsr,. ~ conefrnct n conduit
between r. fact0ries ON Seventh street;
adopting .. ordinance Granting the Ches-
alE. and ohio rarnission 10 extend its
r. t- down canal street and across
Eleventh street. providinp for street i'm
l'.r.r.nts ON south side OF PARK avenue
between Harrison and Main streets. Clay
.ft between Twentv-fourth and
lUt...frto efreots Tif,h street be-
'W.. Broad and Grace Twenty-ninth
t.W. a % ana p. streets. the refunding
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11
TWO MORNING CALLS.
derrick and Brick Wall Unite In
Iuiuring Two Negroes.

The ambulance answered two quite I'M
portant calls yesterday morning.
William Giles, colored man, received
attention first. He was at work near
Sixteenth and Broad streets, when ne
nos struck by a derrick. Two ribs were
brolen DR. Frank Cunningham treated
tho man and took him 10 his home, No.
Baker street.
The van. with Dir. Cunningham, next
wont IN the corner OF Nineteenth ana
Main streets, where one Of the walls OF
the old seminary building had fallen on
n colored youth-James Washlngton-and
knocked him senseless. He was treated
by the surgeon and LEFT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11
CUIPEPER.
a Family Northumberland In
Washington.

CULPEPER. VA. October 10.-(special)
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hawkins, OF
Brightwood Madison county, where they
have lived Tor fifty years. enjoyed a most
happy reunion Of their entire family on
last Saturday Death has never invaded
this family, and the sons and daughters.
with their wives and husbands and little
ones. numbered thirty-One. A bounteous
old Virginia dinner was served. Those Of
the family in attendance were Mr.. and
Mrs. John W. Hawkins, the venerable
father and mother; Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Hawkins. Of Aurora, Mo-; Mr.. John II.
Hawkins. Of Spotsylvania county, Va;
Mr.. and Mrs. b. i. Hawkins, Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. j. Hawkins. Mr.. and Mrs. =. 7.
Hawkins. Mr.. and Mrs 4. l.. Hawkins,
Mrs. Bella Clore, the Misses salie ana
Belle Hawkins, and Mr.. G. W. Hawkins.
The Piedmont Convocation OF the Epla
copal Church will hold its sixty-siXth
semi-annual meeting at Christ church
Brandy Station, this county, october ldh'
The meeting will last three days.
Miss Daisy Groves. the adopted daush-
ter OF Mrs. NJ. J. Groves, OF this place,
was quietly married in Washington yes
terday TO Mr.. James Swan, or Brandy
station. The marriage was quite a sur
prise 70 the friends Of the happy couple
Tbey returned here last night, and were
the recipients Of hearty OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11
cpr,r crowd SEE THE TURTLE.
The Play an Exceedingly Bold one
rut Presented by Fine Artists.

From the azure dome TO the gilded par
ouette OF the new Academy of Music
sea Of faces looked down last night on
.sThe Turtle" that far-famed production
of Partisan sprightliness and bold ORA
matte audacity The audience, when
throughout the evening alternated be-
tween uproarous laughter, expressions or
admiration. and gasps OF establishment.
was overwhelmingly masculine.
"The Turtle" was truly all that It's bad
reputation represented 1t 10 be, and bris-
lied like porcupine with questionable
scsnes and sparkling double entendres.
And vet. with all It's wickedness-and y.
n was very wicked at times-it was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11

5 DRESS GOODS. 5
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. Plaid Black Skirt {
: Cloths. (
: Reversible PlaidS. ;
q WE HAVE THEM {
SAAAAAAAAAAAN
NEW DRESS GOODS.

This showing Is the result OF a careful
search OF the world OF Dress Goods for
STYLES and weayes. and the lady who
wants TO be sure she Is right In the mat
ter OF dress will have here exceptional
opportunities for selecting handsome ana
stylish suitings.
No list can be complete. We give you
the following as suggestions of what may
be found here. Included in these various
weaves is a wide variety OF beautifui
color effects. all Of them suitable Tor
stylish house and street dresses.
Plaid and Fancy Suitings. various coiors
and designs, 23c. per yard.
TwO-Tone Mixed Tweeds, all colofs,
25c.
Tricot. a banner fabric. all colors, Csc
W. yards or Elegantly Marked Piaids,
compare with 81 styles. excellent value,
for BE per yard.
3S-inch Rough and Plain-Face Dress
Goods. wonder OF color assembling. Doc.
yard
Granite Cloth. Cheviots, Zebeline Cloths.
plaid Fancy Suitings. etc, soc. per yard
so-iucn English Broadcoth. SIC. per
yard.
80, per yard.
s0-inch Imported Cheviots. sl.25 value.
s5c. per yard.
Double Heavy Cloth Plaids, 10 ana %
inches wide. rough and plain face, large
and medium designs, most artistic color
combinations. 81 per yard.
Broadcloth. Venetian Cloth, Hepehno
cloth French and English makes. supe-
rior in finish and shadings, all the latest
color, 81 per yard. ,..s
bo-incn Satin-raced venetian cioth-
Green Gray. Brown. Plum, ana lsIue-
can't be matched under NIj, here, ~ 20
French Vigoroaux,- extra high nnlsh-
Brown. Cardinal Green. slate ana ''lue
| Mlxes-SI 20 per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11
CAPTAIN MILLS is ELECTED.
lie Is Again Called so the Commhha
of Old Company T..

The members Of Company f. in obedi-
ence to orders. assembled in their com
pany's room last night for the purpose OF
electing a successor to Captain X lie
Masurier. - rt.,,-
tenant Hardwcke was chosen captain Dy
occianoation INIT declined the honor and
Tjeutenant Nasurier was then rendered
the command by acclamation, but also
declined The name of Captain Morgan
r.. Mills was placed in nomination, ana
noromittee was appointed to wait on
Captain Mills and inform him OF his cleo
ton Captain Mills appeared before the
COMPANY and thanked them for the nonor
conferred upon him, but 5o s'e cons,d iS
Tefore giving the company definite an
sWer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11
An Eye Gone.

Mr.. Robert +. East, Of Church Hill, is
now suffering from an accident which
has cost him an eye. Mr.. East is a clerk
for Mr. Il. G. Lewis. druggist. at Twenty
fifth and Leigh streets. RE was engaged
in opening a bottle Of nitrate OF amyl,
which was Theoretically sealed. While
engaged in this work the bottle exploded,
the neck of the bottle striking Mr. East
in the eye.
The injured gentleman was at cnce
taken home. on east Grace street, and
physicians summoned. He will soon be-
very well. with the exception Of his ire
parable loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11
Looking for "a Meeting-PIace.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, October To-
The officers of the National Educational
AssociatiOn-O. Il. Carson, Columbus. o.,
PRESIDENT W. y. .. Lyle, MllersYlle,
Neb., yice-president: Irwin Shepherd. Wi
mona. Neb.. secretary, and G. G.. Pears,
Omaha, treasurer-were here to-day
They are looking oyer the different cities
which are anxious for the next meeting
of the association. The cities 20 be visit
cd are Chattanooga, Cincinnati, Charles
ton, South Carolina, Boston Asbury Park,
and Montreal A choice will be reached
by November 1st
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11

NELsON.-Died, Tuesday, at noon. at
the residence OF her niece. Mrs. William
T.. Woody. III north Twenty-ninth street.
ANN NELSON; aged about 3 years.
Funeral from above residence THURS
DAY MORNING. at 10 O'clock Inter-
ment in Chesterfield.
VONDERLEHR.-Died Tuesday. Octo-
Der Io 1893. at 3 O'Clock Il. NJ. at his real
dence. No 1923 west Leigh street. JOHN
ADAM VONDERLEHR. in the 37th year
OF his age.
His funeral will take place from ST.
Mays Catholic church THURSDAY
MORNING at o'clock. with requiem
high mass. %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11
Ueiuous Offence Charged.

MARTINsVILLE. VA. October %
(speciaI tom Bryan, a young white
man of this place, was arrested IN
Pittsylvania county to-day and brought
having committed a heinous offence last
"wednesday. with the connivance of Ida
Farley. a white woman. The Farley wo-
man is also in Jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11
Several Ambulance Calls.

James Roland. a colored man, was
hurt at the cold storage at the Second
Market yesterday afternoon Some MAJ
chinery fell on him. lie was treated and
left
James Turner (colored) had a fit at
First and Broad streets yesterday after
noon. He was treated by the ambulance
surgeon and taken home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11
Rev. Charles II. Hyde Mt Home,

Rev. Charles r. Hyde is again al home.
lie will occupy his pulpit on Sunday. HIS
people are delighted 10 see him.
Mr. Hyde was released from his pasto-
raj work at the Third Presbyterian
church 10 travel in the interest of the
Assembly Home. in Fredericksburg. for
the widows and orphans OF Presbyterian
ministers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11
Pigeon shoot Not Hnd.

The live pigeon shoot between Presi-
dent Hurst, of the Portsmouth Gun Club,
and Mr.. Hammond. Of the Richmond Gun
Club. which was 10 have taken place yes
terday has been postponed until Friday.
gentleman viii have iifty birds. The
contest is for the championship Of the
State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. October 10
Especial The Warwick county contests
were settled to-day in the County Court
al Denhigh; Judge Lee on the bench.
Sheriff $. 5. Curtis retains his office, Z. ii.
Burnham Is unseated. and W. \. Jones
gets the office Of Commissioner OF the
Revenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-11

suffering, and good deal OF backache,
but thought all women had these
things and did not complain.
81 had doctored for some time. but
no medicine seemed to help me, and my
physician thought it best for me to go
to the hospital for local treatment.
had read and heard so much of your