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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
CHARLEST0WN TO ST. CHARLES,
Veterans Oppose the Pritchard Bill.
New Telephone Line.

WINCHESTER. VA. January H-Spe-
ciai-The Legislature Of West Virginia
will be petitioned TO change the name
Of Charlestown TO 81 Charles owing to
a confusion between the names Of
charleston" and "Chariestown.'
The Turner-Ashby Camp, G. v. last
evening passed resolutions taking eXcep-
ton 10 the bill of Senator Pritchard In
regard to the general government taking
charge of Confederate cemeteries. stone
wall cemetery. I'm which are buried over
5000 soldiers. is the property nt the city,
and the veterans resent any measure TO
deprive them Of the privilege Of taking
care OF their dead.
Telephone connection has been made
between here and Baltimore.
Edward circuit. the young colored boy
who was held by the coroner's jury In
Hagerstown upon charge OF killing
Waiter Early. is native Of this place
and was fugitive from Justice here az
the time the crime was committed lie
was serving a term I'm jail for burglary
and ESCAPED and has not been seen mere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
THE ARMY BILL.
Three Propositions Before tho House
rs 10 Reorganization.

80 W. 'h'Nt -fANAfHf'sDIs
WARRINGTON. Jan. Allie debate
on The army reorganization bill opered
ia' the House to-day under an agreement
by which tho general debate is 10 run
sessions. the final vote 10 b. taken not
j. ter than o'clock next Tuesday.
Practically three propositions are he
fore the House. The House bin proNid-
Ing for a standing army Of 10000 men,
the minority substitute increasing the
standing army 10 20 0oO men and lodging
with the President discretionary power
Co call out 5000 volunteers for emer-
gency service. and a proposition 90 con-
iinuc temporarily the regular army a.
its present war strength-420O0 IL Is
also understood that Mr.. Marsh tRep)
of Illinois. will champion the Miles bill.
Among the supporters Of, the majority
fDemD of New York. son OF General
McCieiiand. who favor a provision for a
general stan made up OF officers of the
line 50 rs 10 make the army organic
ton responsible TO a single head. Tho
Tate OF the measure is still considered
doubtful Notwithstanding that Chairman
HUI and his friends profess great con-
tdence in its passage
The debate to-day was not exciting.
Mr.. Hull and Mr. McClelland I'm favor Of
the measure and Mr.. Hay. of Virginia.
IN opposition. divided the hOnors to-day
The other speakers were Messrs Parker
fepl of New Jersey. and Brown RepD
Of Ohio. I'm favor and Messrs Cox Dem. }
Of Tennessee. Bel Pop) Of Colorado.
and Lsnham ,Dem) Of Texas against IT,
At $50 the House recessed until s
O'Clock.
NIGHT SESSION.
There We're eighteen members present
at the night session. but the galleries
were thronged Tho session was de-
voted 20 set speeches. The principal Gone
was made by Mr.. Simpson PopulisD. OF
Kansas. in opposition to the bin.
Mr. Lawrence Republicam. OF Massa-
chusets. spoke I'm support of the bill. and
Mr. Green. of Kentucky. I'm opposition.
At 1915 y. NJ the House adjourned I'M
iii tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Hichmonds
Citizens and other Matters.

Mr. Barton II. Wise. VINO mas oeeh
quite sick. is improving
Hon. William "a. Mann. member OF me
House of Delegates from Peters Durs' IS
mdisposed at the Virginia Hospital
Mr. Charles t. Mckee, OF Avalon, "a
is in the city visiting his iriend MT. w
n. Colmer, the electrician at Tho biJou'
Mr.. W. g. Haynes district MANAGER
If the Interstate Commercial ana COL
lection Agency. is in Richmond lot tNe
purpose OF establishing an agency mere
Hon. Randolph Harrison. Of Lyncnours,
ex-member OF the House. mas D.eh III ,lie
city for several days arguing cases W.
fore the Court OF Appeals.
Grand Commander John J. Williams
will visit Lee Camp next Friday night.
pickett Camp will be officially invited 10
attend.
Mr.. John J. Jameson. who died sud
denly on January list In Blueteid. W.
Va. was a brother-in-law OF Kew D.
Calvin stewart, OF this clty'
cards arc out Cor the marriage OF Miss
lara Lee McGbee 10 Mr.. Emmett
claude Dawson, Wednesday, February
lst. nj Q o'clock, p. NJ. at Christ Episco-
pal church.
guest at the Lexington Hotel yester-
dav morning mistook the cdll beil IN M
80, for "a fire alarm and ran mo lh-
nsicS I'm his night clothes. lie soon ols.
covered his mistake, however ana Ne"'
back TO his room
The public are cordially invited 10 at
tend the presentation to the Confederate
MUSEUM at IL o'clock to-doy OF ire
portrait OF Governor Letcher, when Is
the gift OF his son, Judge Letcher.
There will be a devotional meeting OF
81 James Chapter. brotherhood oil y.
Andrew. held in St. James iecture-room
io-nigh; al O'Clock. Subject Tor as
cussion. "Ihc Manliness OF christ
Mrs Mary C. Kerse wife Of Sergeant
Kease. OF the First Distroict was the
holder Of the number that ore"
a gold watch that was rallied Tor
a charitable purpose by the Misses HOP
kins at their residence on Church Hin
avenue last night.
4 called meeting Of the Board OF the
Rosemary Library and the AdVisoiy
Board Of gentlemen will be neid
this afternoon az o'clock az NO.
east Grace street. This Is an impor-
tant meeting. and the members are re-
quested - attend promptly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
THE TREATY.
The Senate Declines TO Consider IL in
Open SesSion-No Date Set.

Inc Scndtc DcciiltcS 10 NbnslUcF IL III
Open Session-No Date Set.
WASHINGTON, January 2i-The SEN
ate resumed consideration OF the peace
treaty in executive session to-day The
Berry resolution for the consideration
of the treaty in open session was voted
down and there was more or less talk OF
taking a vote, though on this point no
definite conclusion was reached.
Probably the most significant occur
renee Of the session was the banter upon
the question OF a final vote upon the
treaty itself Senators German and
Vest, both Of whom oppose ratification.
urged the Importance of getting a vote az
once.
Senator Davis however said that the
question of fixing "a day for vote had
not been considered by the Committee
ON Foreign Relations and he would not
feel justified IN assuming such re-
spOnsibility on his own account lie
promised 10 bring the matter TO the at
tention of the committee al its next
session
The principal speeches OF :he general
debate were made Tor tae treaty by
Seniors Teller and Frye ana By Senator
Hoar in opposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
Profitable Home DyGing.
Diamond Dyes Make Hand
some, Unfading Colors.
A Few Dimes viii Save Many
Dollars.

In nearly every home there are faded
and questionable dresses ana coats that
can be dyed with Diamond Dyes so they
Will look as good - ncw. Suits Tor boys
can be made from fathers partly worn
clothes and then colorcd with Diamond
Dyes 10 look ike new while dresses and
Jackets can be made Tor the girls with
little work or expense
Many women dress their families in
handsome. Fashionable clothing at COM
paratively small expense. thanks to Dia-
mond Dyes.
Diamond Dyes are pun up specially for
home use. and the directions on each
package are so plain thai even the mex
Derienotd can get beautiful and unfading
ooiors by using these dyes. They color
anything from ribbons. feathers and
unfsfx 70 the heaviest coats and dresses
4Acro are 9ouse nifty cosors in tho list OF
D<omond Dyes. making all the fashionable
SHADES b sure to usc only the pia-
o4dn1. - they are the only dyes that
(@evs a(ood the test Of years and thar can
- 6<pepded upon tee saeeesslai home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25

Regent 5. L. Bloomberg, Of Richmond !.
Grand Secretary James 3. Blanks, or
Petersburg; Hon. j. Taylor Eilyson'
chairman Of Richmond and others
From the church the funeral cortege
wendell its way to the Presbyterian com-
etery. where the body was inferred IN
the family burying ground
The smallpox cases which are said 10
he ofthe mildest type in the history OF
the disease continue 10 agitate the au-
thorlues with more or less concern. as
new case now and then appears IN the
colored portion Of the city.
The public. however. knowing that no
deaths have occurred ana only slight
ailment follows as "A consequence no APP
prehension is visible outside Of general
quarantine against hiring a new servant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
RETURN THEIR THANKS.
Ladies of the Old Dominion Hospital
Grateful TO Mr.. Jake Wells.

The following letter. which explains
itself has been written Nj. Jake Wells,
Of the Biiou Theatre.
Richmond Va. Jan. -. 1909.
Mr. Jake Wells. Proprietor the BiJou
Family Theatre.
Dear Sir.-At meeting held to-day by
the ladies' Of the Board OF Managers OF
the old Dominion Hospital / was d.
rected to write 80 you and TO express
their grateful appreciation or your very
great Kindness for the beautiful entertain
ment given Tor their benent on the
evening ~ Thursday. the 18th, ~ your
popular theatre. The performance was
everything that could be desired and was
literally paironized by the best -people
Of the city. With great respect,
Airs. ]. Il. GILL,
Secretary the Old Dominion Hospital
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
TO SUPPRESS
CUBAN BANDITS.
Should Soldiers Take to the wOOcs
They VIII Be Pursued.
cuBAN SOLDIERS WANT PAY.
<,mbcr Of Their Generals Recon-
mend That the United states Pay
Tbcm to Keep tho Privatcs
nom Acts of Violence.
CUBAN SOLDIERS WANT PAY

HAVANA. January a-shouid Cuban
.oia,ers take 20 the woods ana tusn
sand,.s nc United States military adj
n.n.strsiion will know what to do. They
NIL De followed by a Force OF cavalry
.nd persistenay pursued The same gen
e.4l method Will be observed A. has been
followed In dealing with the Indians on
the plains and mountains of the West
Inc seventh Cavalry Regiment Is sta
ioned in the Province OF pllar del no.
the Second Cavalry Regiment iL the
Province OF santa Clara <ni the Eiehth
Cavalry Regiment la the Province Of
Puerto PTnc.'c. The department soy
ernors and ia commanders OF the va.
TiOus garrlsons have received instruc-
lions 20 keep on the alert and 90 take tn
isst opportunity whicn brisaudasc may
afford 90 show what the Juitcd states
soldiers can do 90 suppress %.
PAY FOR TROOPS.
4 number OF Cuban generals ant
prominent civilians who have been dis
cussing the Cuban army question during
The last day OF two with the American
commanders Intimate that the United
States ought quickly to arrange "a settle
ment Of the claims of the Cuban sol
diers for pay "as Otherwise The privates
VIII NfCufuc DNlnNAl 0lifANiH anu NNiAit'tN
acts of violence
Doubtless similar representations have
been made 90 Washington also. Dr. CAS-
lilo arrived here yesterday from the
United States. where nc bad been in the
Interests Of the Santiago Board Of Trade
Tie called to-day on General Brooke
General Ludlow and other onicials. Tie
says that while Ia Washington he had a
talk with President Mckinley who gave
him the impr, ssion that he WAS in favor
o. paying az least q part oi the claims
81 the Cuban soldiers.
La IMcc1a denies the report that General
Maxine Gomez Will shortly leave CUBA
and go into retirement in San Domingo.
NEWSPAPER FAKE.
General Ludlow wrote "a rev days ago
10 Major General Ice. governor OF the
Department Of Havana Province, draw
ing tho iafter's attention Co CERTAIN news
paper statements representing that they
felt bitterly toward each other ana that
their relations were strained almost %
breaking point because certain territory
formerly IN General Ices department
had been added % General Ludlow to
facilitate administration.
General Ludlow said he knew ot no
misunderstanding and wished 10 declare
as much IN order that General Lee might
not be msled.
General Lee has replied saying that
their personal and official relations are
cordial ana that any person supposing
otherwise rs in error.
General Lee left to-day Tor trip. 70
Guines. lie will stop al san Jose De Las
Iaaias. where he VIII inspect the bat
taliion 81 the Fourth Illinois which Is
marching TO Guines and the Cuban troops
there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
JOHN ]. JAMlESON'S FUNERAL.
Smallpox i'm Alexandria Compiicates
the Servant Question.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Jan Especial
At the funeral Of John j. Jameson to-
day. who died Saturday, $50 J. NJ, AZ
Bluefeld. w Va. an classes and condi-
tions united i'm paying to his remains me
last mark of respect that man can render
unto his fellow. At 80 the Second Pres
byterian church. of which he was a
prominent member began tolling its bell.
and in a few minutes thereafter the
church auditorium was damned to its ut
most with people from Ear and near
among whom were Past Grand Regent
". =. irwin. OF Norfolk: Past Grand
Regent r. A. Dobie OF Norfolk: Grand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25

CrrOF. HENRY w. BECkEkR. A. NJ
aches: still others are troubled with loss
of flesh and appetite with Accommodations
of gas, sour risiugs and heartburn.
1t is safe to say that Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets viii cure any stomach weakness
or disease except cancer OF the stomach.
They cure sour stomach. gas. loss of
nesn and appetite. sleeplessness. palpi-
tatiOn, heartburn, constipation and head
acne.
send Tor valuable little book on stomach
diseases by addressing f. \. Stuart Co.,
Marshall. Mich. AL druggists sell full
sized packages al 80 cents. Prof. Henry
w. Becker. A. NJ. the well-known re-
ligious worker and writer OF 81. Louis.
Secretary OF the Mission Board OF the
German Methodist Church Chief Clerk
an6 ENper. accountant for the Harbor
ana Wharf Commission. Public Secre-
tary Tor the St Louis School Patrons
Association. and the District Conference
OF Stewards OF the r. u. Church: also
takes an active part the work Of the
Fpworth League, and 20 write on re
l!gious and educational topics for several
magazines. iioW ne .ound relief ~ tot
told IN his own words;
"some weeks ago my brother heard me
say something sb)ut indigestion. aud ak
Ing a box rom ais poke SAIL Try
Stuart's Tablets" did. and was
promptly relieved. Then | investigated
the nature OF tho tablets and became
satisfied Ia. iacY we're made OF iust the
righi ihings ord in iust The right pro-
portions 20 a.d IN the assimilation Of
food. heartily endorse them in all re-
spects. and, Keep them constantly on
hand"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
UNIVERSITY STUDENT DIES.
Gen. Thos. l.. Rosser Ordered to Report
for Duty in Cuba.

CHARLOTTESVIL VA. Jan. "a
Specldl-lntelligence reached here this
morning OF the death In New Orleans OF
Mr. j. :. McCrannie, a law student of the
University ot Virginia. He had gone 10
New Orleans 30 attend a fraternity con-
yention. Mr.. Mechanic was a mem
her OF the University law class and
also member OF the University ,sDnse-
ball nine. lie was a native OF Louisiana
apd was twenty-One years old.
Mr.. X. b. Hennaman. Il prominent
jewelor Of this city and who was
married a few days ago TO Miss Lot
tie Rate. Of New York. arrived in the
city yesterday with his bride and have
taken rooms at Hotel Gleason.
General Thomas l.. Rosser has received
orders TO report 10 Havana. Cuba. FOR
duty. and will leave tomorrow for his
field Of duty.
Jane Durrett. colored woman living
I'm the edge Of Albemarle county. died
a few days ago. aged 100 years. She
claims TO have seen de red coats" mean
ing the British when they were I'm this
country.
At the Shenandoah Valley Poultry
and Pigeon Show just closed. Charlottes-
VILE fanciers captured the following
prizes: Brown Leghorn, first cockerel
and pullet j. l.. Jarman.
Rose Comb. white. +. l.. Jarman.
Black Minarcas. second cOckerel. ".
A. Bailey; first and second pullet Z. J..
Jarman.
Partridge Cochin. first pullet and sec
ond cOckerei @. w. Fuliiar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
(Contmued from First Pagel

that II would Involve us in future wars
with foreign governments.
THE war is over" said Alr. Clay, "and
We find these islands on our hands. we
cannot escape the responsibility Of some
equitable, just and right disposition @.
them. The American people would never
consent either 90 give these Islands back
10 Spain sell them 10 some European
government or force a government upon
them against their Will and without their
consent"
AT 2.35 T. II. the Senate. on motion of
Mr.. DAVIS. chairman % the Commute
on Foreign Relations. went into cXccu-
tive session. and a. 5.25 Adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
NEW MILLING COMPANY.
Judge stephen Adams Enforces a Con
stifutional Provision.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Jan. 2i.-Special.-
Two charters were granted here to-day
one 10 "a small grocery concern anu the
other 10 the Lynchburg Milling COM
iwoen ten and twenty-five thousand dol
e. ). Vpdikc. a well-known Lynchburg-
or died here to-day aged twehty-hihe
Lynchbnrg's board Of electrical control
appointed by the Council M ITS laai
meetlnc was organized to-day the Doar9
viii have entire control Of the electrician
wiring OF the city. 49,. c..,,-
ben County Court has issued an 9iurI
restricting the number Of justices oil M M
neace ana constabies for each district
10 the constitutional number. HeretoloI =
extra Justices and cOnstables nave serve"
hy appointments. , ,,fto q
The Judges action deprived quite
number of persons OF office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
GOVERNOR LEARY, OF GUAM
Expects 60 sail on the Yosemite III Il
Few Days,


Nopr0rK. VA. January Especial
cantain Richard F. Leary, Governor Oh
the island Of Guam, arrived here To-Day
and will await the sailing OF the auAii-
larry cruiser Yosemite, upon "hlch ne
viii embark for his Asiatic island post
cuutsin I.eary formerly commanded the
sam Francisco. which is now out OF com
mission at this yard. Gov. Leary stated
to-day that he hoped that the yosemite
would be able 10 leave this yard about
the first Of February. He stated that he
would have command OF Of one division
ri he Asiatic squadron under Admiral
Dewey. with hcaduarters az Guam
where the Yosemite. his flagship will
he stationed II has been stated that
steel docks will be built at Guam by
This government. where our warships
in the Orient may be locked and that
an extensive cosling station will be es-
,ablished and maintained. The Yosemite
is being fitted out very handsomely FOR
the long voyage. Governor Leary's state
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25

rooms being especially large and com.
Portable. Several hundred marines ana
sailors will sail upon her. These are
destined for garrison duty at Guam ana
also to replace those men Of Dewey
fleet whose terms OF service have eN-
pired.
Il is also stated that tho Spanish gun
boats raised by Dewey will be manned
and brought 10 the United States for
repairs. and thai these will nc manned
at least partially by the men OF Dewey
feet who are destined home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
loo Cnrl,efti,c

CHICAGO. Jan. IA special 10 the
Tribune from san Francisco SAYS; Joe
C.orbett has tossed his last ball, money
and managers TO the contrary, and is out
OF sports forever. says he.
Since the suicide OF his father I'M this
city some months ago, coroett has taken
charge OF the Hay-street livery stable,
and has n thriving business but ne has
another reason Tor leaving the diamond.
lie was sure he was never cut ON for
a sport and has never considered him.
self one
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
Mysterious Billy Wins.

NEW YORK. Jan. a -Mystcrious Billy
Srnifh cleverlv and successfully defended
his right 10 the foremost position as a
wcitcr We.ghl puGiist by defeating Billy
Edvards. of Australia before tne LenoN
Athletic club tonight Edwards is the
latest a.-NM In the United States from
the Anlpodcs and his record is sach
that many people came prepared TO see
him eet The better OF Smith. The men
weighed li1 pounds each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
Ailen Icliintl

DANVILLE VA. Jan. Especial
The wedding OF Miss Ellie Elliott 20 MT.
Hoffman Allen. of Richmond was cele-
brated IN the parlors OF the Hotel Bur
ton at > o'clock this afternoon, the Rev.
w II. Laird. ID. D.. of the First Presby-
terrain church. officiating. After the mar
riage Mr.. and Mrs. Allen left for Jack
eonville, fla. TO be absent until the
spring.
Both are well-known young people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
BIG RATE CUT.
Eleven Cents or of Grain Rates from
Chicago 10 Atlantic Coast.


CHICAGO. January 4.-With the FIRST
day OF the coming month u cents Will
be slashed from the export grain rate
from Chicago 10 Atlantic seaboard points
now In effect upon all eastern lines.
This will make the rate from Chicago 10
New York Is IL cents. and that from
Philadelphia and Newport News II ~
cents on the same day the dressed
bcef will be reduced cents per hundred
pounds At the present time 10 is %
cents. One and one half cents will be
cut from the corn rate from Mifsissippi
river crossings 10 Atlantic seaboard
points Packing house products Will be
cut from 90 cents 90 p cents Live stock
rates will 60 down to - cents. AZ pres
euf the rate on cattle and sheep Is ~
cents and on hogs 30 cents. All these
changes were agreed upon At meeting
az tho Central Freight Association IN this
city to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25

Mr.. Frank NJ Parker. who has been
manager of the Marion Howard Company
mere for some time, and who is well
known In Richmond. LEFT here yesterday
for short visit to his parents In North
Carolina. before going 90 New York.
whence ne will sail for Honduras whore
ne goes as "a representative of the North
American Trust Company. Mr. Parker
expects 20 make his residence in Hondu-
rms D.rmanenfly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
A Scrcn- Time Hipnmisl.

PEARIA. ILL. Jan. ei-Gcorge Beres-
ford Foil. of this city was arrested to-
day at Davenport. Iowa. on bench
warrant issued az Dcs M0lncs. lie is
charged with having seven wives scat
tered through tho dinenrenntn cities OF
she country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
AllcCckSS
POROUS RLASTERS
DO You Use PlasterS?

You want the best, the one that relieves
and cures. Which is it? Allcock'sI
Why? Try it, smell it, compare its fine
aromatic odor with the smell of all otheR
plasters They all smell alike, a nasty,
swedish odor because they are made OF
cheap materials. We guarantee ALLcocK's
PoRous PLAsrERs to be made of the high,
est priced and purest drugs. Don't be
buncoed Get the best-Alfcock's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2i-Secretarv
Alger has been invited by the War In
Nestigating Commission to appear before
n and make "a statement concerning The
beef issued during the war. Tie Will 90
on the stand tomorrow or shortly there
after
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
RANGE OF rHERMoMErEn.

The following was the range OF the
thermometer at The Times Office yes
"a: q r. NJ, 60: +. H., 81; midnight, ~.
Average ~ 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2f-Thc Navy
Department has ordered tho trial by
court-martial Of Gunner Cross and Car
penter Luther Martin 40 the Norfolk
navy-yard for non-payment OF debts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
4 SpeclaI sermon

Rev W. H. Atwill, pastor OF Duncan
Memorial church. Ashland. Va. will
preach a special sermon to the Woman 5
Missionary Society of Clay-Street Meth
odst church tonight at O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
Nc,v posi,na.tcrs.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9f-The President
to-day appointed tne following North
Carolina postmasters.
Franklin / Barkley. Lincoln: Ella G.
Peace. oxford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25

Mr.. billiard L. Edwards. son Of Mrs.
Ella L. and the late John Edwards. Of
Henrico died Sunday. Deceased was D
years of age. and a young man of earn
est Christian character, having been "A
member OF the Baptist Church for a
numbH OF years. His funeral took place
from his mothers residence in Henrco
county Yesterday at O'Clock