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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-06-18
Handshating a Relic Of Knighthood

In the days of knighthood every man
carried a sword and was ready to slash
his neighbor upon the slightest pretext.
When friends met they grasped one an
other by the right hand, thereby indicat-
ing peaceable intentions, as each one thus
gave up to the other his fighting arm.
That is why we shake with the right
hand.-June Ladies Home Journal.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-06-18
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK, June Is, 19OO-Forecast
for the thirty-six hours ending at eight
P. NJ. Tuesday. For New York City and
vicinity:-Fair tonight and Tuesday, winds
northeast.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-06-18
mInks MEET TONIGHT.

The Minkakwa Republican Club will
meet tonight at its quarters on Ocean ave-
nue..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-06-18

Your best friend can give you better adj
vice than this: For impure blood, bad stom-
ach and weak nerves take Hoods Sarsa-
paEilia.'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-06-18
CIRCUIT COURT CASES.
His Readiness.

Circuit Court cases:-
June 10, 1900, 274. SO. l:s-..a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
HEARD ON CAPITOL HILL,
Governor Tyler Soon 10 Consider Con:
XcntinIl Question.

Governor Tyler returned from Pulaski
Yesterday. where he went to Vote. He is
considerably cast down over the Result OF
the nat onai election last Tuesday. though
he declined to be quoted on the subject.
The Governor was very sangu ne OF
Bryans e.ection, wien he started home
to vote for him last Monday.
The Governor SAID yesterday that he
would not take up the matter of calling he
LEGISLATURE i'll extra session for seSe.a
DAYS yet, as he desires TO give the Demo-
cratic leaders an opportunity to be heard
on the subject
The Board of Visitors of the Southwest
Hospital have notified the Governor that
they court the most thorough lvestiga-
ton of the charges recently mEde against
the management of the institution.
Tho Governor is invited to attend the
launching Of the Arkansas nj NewUort
News tomorrow al,,t Ii. will PROBABLY
do SO.
hundred,h anniversary OF the establish
1ucnt Of the seat Of government. ut
Warrington. on December 14th.
Governor Tyler has received the report
OF the Superintendent Of the Penitentiary
for the month OF October: which shows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
the total number of prisoners on hand to

the total number of prisoners on hand to
be 1,454.
The charter of the Cape Henry Syndi-
cate OF Norfolk, has been received at
the Office of the Secretary of the Com
monweaitt.
Secretary Lawlcss has received letter
from a man in Eden, Pr, asking II there
is any law in Virginia against cousins
marrying each other and whether there
Is any more severe punishment for preach
Of promise than q civil suit.
Secretary Lawless has returned TO MS
desk from his home! IN Portsmouth. ana
is highly elated over Senntor Maynard $
sweeping victory over Congressman WISE:
Colonel Richardson. who has returned
from the Ninth District. is equally happy
over Judge Rhea'S great triumph
Walker Howard, the colored ianitor at
the capitol, is critically III at his home,
on Seventeenth Street.
Judge John G. Dew is one of those DEM
ocTats who believes that there will have
to be n reorganization of the party on
some lines upon which all wings may
flop together before the next national
fight.
Dr. j. j. Terrell. of Campbell county. was
4 caller on Captain Frank p. Brent yester-
day. Captain Brent taught in DR.. Ter
rcll's family once, and though the two
had not met for twenty years. they re-
coEnized each other at once. Or. Ter
rell's mother is now living and very ac-
tive though Sc years OF age.
Captain w. ". Barrow, who mas seen
a great deal of life for man of his age.
has the distinction of having been school
mate OF Vice-Presid intellect Theodore
Roosevelt. OF New York. The Captain
says socially Governor Roosevelt is a
fine gentleman.
Hon. NJ. Z. Cooke, of Norfolk. who was
one Of: the successful bidders al the bond
sale by the Board OF Sinking Fund Com
missioners on Saturday, was caller at
the Library v sterday and delivered the
bonds he sold to the State.
Everything is in readiness for the open
ing Of the fall term of the Supreme
Court, which commences here next Tues
day. Atsorney-General Montague has
prepared his briefs in several important
monwealth cases which will come up
during the term.
Librarian w. ". Scott will ne a candi-
date for the Constitutional Convention
from Orange county. He is very popu-
lar in the county and his friends will put
up strong fight for his nomination.
Capt w. w. Barrow will. about the
first Of next week. go up to Pulaski to
examine the Hoge Tyler Rifles, the COM
pany recently organized by Captain Hugh
Hinde, ard which is now about ready to
be mustered into the service
The Board of Public instruction did
not meet 10 elect a Suuerinte ndent of
Schools for Pulaski county yesterday, At
:orney-General Monta que beng out of the
city The Board will probably meet one
day this week. L is practically settled
that Mr. c. Guy I.arus Will be chosen.
More trouble is brewing over the oyster
question between Maryland and Virginia
caus q by the arrest and conviction OF
v'rsin;ans by the Maryland authorities.
The Governors of the two States are now
in correspondence upon the subject.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
A LAW UNTO HIMSELF.
Every Man Must Be Thn. TO Retain
His Hea L, aud Digestion.

There are thousands Of people In tins
word VINO ent no meat from one year S
end 10 another, and certain savage tribes
in Africa and Polynesia are Almost eA-
clusiveay rnea. eaters, but whiie there are
thousands OF these. tlers are hiiilioiis
who 1--we upon mixed o-et OF iiisa,' ses
etar,es and grains, and II numbers Is
criterion II would seem that mixed diet
&c the best for the human family.
rns fact that you will find many veg
ntar.ans who appear healthy and TTisor-
Gus md meat eaters equally SO, ana any
number OF robust specimens who eat
roth meat and vegetables and anything
else that comes tne-r way an goes 70 s ,,a.
that the old saw is the true one, that
every man must be a law to himself as to
What he shall eat nnd drink.
TO repair the waste o. tissue IN brain
workers as well as TO replace the muscle
and sinew Of the laoorer, can only oe
done through the process Of digestion.
Every nerve, muscle, sinew. every crop
Of blood IS extracted from Inc 1eoo We
eat and 4 sest
In these days OF hustle and worry. ano
,r.1hc n, habits Of Life, scarcely one per-
son n a thousand can lay CLAN. TO
pertec. Digestion: dyspepsia IS nat.oaas
aEl:ct,on and Stuart's DYSPEPSIA Tapiets
national Blessing.
Most cases of poor digestion ere caused
failure OF Inc stomach ~ 49,
dcient gastric juice or too little t1Suto-
chioric acid and lack Of peptones ana al
OF these important essentials to perfect
digestion are found in Stuart's DSssep-
Sa Tablets IN convenient palatnole to-tfi.
One or two of these tablets taken after
meals snsures perfect digestion and ASST
initiation OF the food.
Catha-tic pills and laxative medicines
have no effect whatever in d.sestinS food.
and to call such remedies u cure for dys-
pepsia is far fetched and absurd.
S.uart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain pep
s;n free from animal matter. d!astase and
othfr d.gestives. and not only digest all
syholesonle food, but tend to Increase The
How of castle juices and by giving the
weak stomach a much needed rest bring
about healthy condition of the digestive
organs and normal appetite
Nervous. thin biooded. rundown people
should bear In mind that drugs and stimil-
lants cannot furnish good blood. strong
muscles and steady nerves: these come
only from wholesome food fhorousri..
disessesi; q .iftg cent hox Of Stuart. 3
Tablets taken ate: .r1ss.s 20. y tsw weehs
viii DO You more real good Than d.ags,
stincusants and dieting combined.
Stnast.s Dyspepsia Tablets is probably
the safest, most popular and successful d.
RestiYe ON the market and sold by drug
Ei4ts everywhere In the United States.
EaAadA and Great Britain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
TRYING TO SAVE WO0DS0N.
His Counsel Preparing Bill OF EXcep
tions Tor Court OF Appeals.

Mr.. Row Lewis. counsel for William
Woodson, the negro convict sentenced TO
he hanged fer the murder of his cell
mate. Andrew Ferrebee at the Virginia
peuitentiary, is preparing bill of eNcep-
tons, to be presented to the Court OF
Appeals. Mr.. Lewis says ne has hopes
of securing q new trial for Woodsop.
In the Chancery Court y, sterday Elise
Spott qualified as executor of the VIII OF
Emil II. Spott. The estate is valued at
5000.
Bernard Peyton, Jr, qualified as admin
;stratnr of the estate of Thomas G.. Pey-
ton.
In the case of r. w. Fogg's administra-
tor against the Union Indemnity League
Judgment was rendered for the defendant
in the Circuit Court yesterday.
J. Preston Carson qualified to practice
law in this court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
Property r., s."s-.

The following property transfers were
recorded yesterday:
"Reminiscences z. BeIvin's trustees
to Henry Holzgrefe, IS 7-12 feet on north
side Grove Avenue. northwest corner
Meadow Street. 1850.
Charles L. Belvins trustee to Louis W.
Pizztni, Sc feet on north side Grove Ave
nue.. 81 1-12 feet west OF Meadow street,
SAM TO L. J. Heindl, 90 feet on north
side Grove Avenue III 7-l2 feet west OF
Meadow Street, Sl,liS.
Cora 1. and Z. w. Evans to J. NJ COR
don, q feet or south side Marshall Street.
1l3 feet east of Twenty seventh Street,
$3.50
Samuel Monroe and wife to Seaboard
Air Line Railway, 50 feet on west sac
Tenth Street, l2o feet north OF Aoisail'
$500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
No PAINTED SIGNS
ON AWNING FLAPS
A New Decree Issued by the Great
Dispenser.
He ALSO COMPOUNDS A FELONY.
Cyclone Samuel Dismissed OF tho
Charge OF Insulting Lady and
Tells Apout Dr,nAin. Methods
in Hcnrico-Eeiony Cases.

fhe question OF awnings occupied an
important paaca In L.o tribunal OF justice
John yesterday and causco the looking
up Of many ordinances. th3 c.lii4ns III OF
City Attorney Po,!ard, and a ruiinS by the
Great Dispenser tlla.e Viii create wide
spread" interest among paopio who maze
awnings
The awning IN QUESTION had flaps that
hung down below the nea5s OF some OF
our taliest citizens and was voted q
nuisance by d plurality that would elect
G. n. Allan TO Congress. Tne awning was
ordered 10 Dc Tee1ed or remoVe:f
That was easy. but tjlt ruling which
:-cs-s into effect al once is the decision
that no one may uso the flaps of their
awnings as signs OF Cor advertising pur-
,.o-sas. L.-L4A
RAN THE MACHINE
The Great Lawsiver wore red rose
in his button-hoie, that shone out On the
neutral tnts OF his short WOODEN coat IKE
In lsctric scsrch-light on election-aighL
The Great Dispenser was excitable
Es y French music master. and went OFT
on slight provccation like a seiI-cocking
sseyen-sioou r revolver n inexperienced
hands. but he didn't forget 10 let every
body know that he was running me
machine.
While g lawyer was graveiy rsading
a city ordinance aloud the Great D-s-
pease- had a Isanip1 on ut because he dis
covered a II gro smoking cigarette IN
the pen, and turned the court upside down
because he had misplaced his book OF
ordinances, and then compounded q felony
by suggesting that the lawyer who stole
ii auletie eturn it 10 his desk when
nobody ~ ; watching him.
CYCLONE SAMUEL.
The famous case OF Mrs. e. Caufeit
against Cyciens Samuel. the redoubtable
and. intrepid Constable of Henrico county,
charging him with being drunk and calling
her a liar was brought TO book.
The first part of the charge was gone
into with care Deputy Constable Angle
OF, that day, that he had never seen him
drunk. and finally interpreting the smile
on Lawyer Beverages fac as one of
incr.dulity, he remarked that Cyclone was
Il man who could carry great deal
without showing 1t
Mr.. Throcknorton said lie was NOT very
drunk, but "drini1y-
Mr.. Thomas Corners declared. under
cross examination, that he was not an
expert on intoxication. but h supposed
cyclone had had some four or Ave
CYCLONES PLAN.
Cyclone declared that he had never been
drunk in his life, and that he never drank
whiskey.
Mr.. Beverages increduious smile also
induced the Cyclone to explain that he
only drank little five-cent shorts of gin,
and that oftentimes to fool his friends,
who wanted him 10 drink. he would pass
'em behind him to other neople-
But his staten ut rather Increased
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
IN THE CHURCHES.
The Date Of Dr.. Stran.c's Arrival Here.
lecture. Il. Night.

Lecture i. Night.
Mr. w. c. Bentley, registrar OF St. Paui S
yestry, rec ived letter yesterday morning
from Rev. DR.. Strange stating that he
would come to Richmond about the 81
of December and begin his work here at
that time. DR.. Strange Will preach MS
first sermon at St PauIS ChuTch on
Sunday, December sd.
DR.. T. NJ. Mercer and his church nave
held their last service in the tabernacle,
which they have been using temporarily,
and on Sunday next will occupy the lee
tilrc-room of their new church building,
which is rapidly nearing completion.
Ii is very probable that the congreSa-
ton of Grove-Avenle Baptist Church and
that Of Beth Ahaba Synagogue Will unite
in service on Thanksgiving Day Dr.
Hawthorne has received from DR.. Calisch
an Invitation TO unite with the mem
bers Of Beth Ahaba, and M submit the
matter to his congregation at the earnest
opportunity.
: \ letter received from Rev. ". B.
Wharton, OF Eutaula. Ala. states that on
,ast Sunday the Bapt!st Church Of that
place contributed Silt, towards the re-
building of the Cirove-Avenue church.
The dedication of old Timber Ridge
Church, enlarged and improved, will take
place on Sunday, December md, and
will be an occasion of great interest
DR.. G. B. Strickler. DR.. Alfred Jones, Dr.
II. "A. White and Rev. J. III. Davis, Jr.,
are expected 20 take part in the service.
There will be an interesting lecture
tonight bv Rev NJ Asby Jones at
the Tnird Pr sbyter.an Church. under
the auspices OF the young ladies' society
OF that church. The topic. The Claim
Of the Classic will be ably handled, and
no doubt will attract large crowd.
Rev. Dr. Smith. pastor Of the Second
Baptist Church, will preach TO medical
students on next Sunday evening. An
invitation is heartily extended to them all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
THE GREAT CONCERT,
IardclIa's Band One of the Lcadin.
Attractions Next tuesday,

httrItIinilS -NtAG ueSNaS.
One Of the leading attractions at the
great concert being gotten up by Miss
Gay Ragland, for the benefit of Grove
Avenue Baptist Church. will be Iardellas
r. l.. I. Band, one of the finest orSaniza-
tons in the South.
This fine aggregation will give its SER
vices free of charge, and Will no doubt
prove great drawing card.
Among tho many sweet singers who will
take part will be Mrs. Durrett. Her voice
has charmed thousands here and else
where, and many will welcome the oppor-
tunity TO hear her again.
Others who will aid Miss Ragan1, and
who are general favorites here, will be-
Miss Lillian Taylor, Mr.. Charles W Hun
tn, Captain Frank W. Cunningham, AZ
Conway Gordon and Mr.. Polk Miller.
The concert will take place at the Acade
NV Of Music next Tuesday night. Novem-
Der 18th Tickets are on sale at number
of places, and seats eau he reserved, with
out extra cost, at the Academy on and
after tomorrow at "A NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
Military Appointments.

Col. Anderson has announced the APP
pointment of tho following non-comms-
stoned officers:
II. c. Mallory. Of Richmond, sergeant
major Sergeant Mallory was first SER
geant of Company E, and served in the
Spanish war. He has accepted.
Stuart NJ. NIichauX. Of Richmond, hos
pital steward. He has also accepted.
Colonel Anderson said to-day ,na1 ne
had not made any other appointments
than those heretofore published, though
he had several gentlemen under consider-
alton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
IN NEED OF 500, 900.
Richmond College May Soon Make an
] nns.al FIR Funds.

The Board of Trustees of Richmond Col
iege held an important meeting at the
First Baptist Church yesterday. a: which
there was lengthy discussion of the prop
osition to Increase The endowment of the
college S1c1GtO. Il has been found neces-
sary. in order that the work of extension
at the institution may be carried on, TO
Increase the endowment Those who spoke
about the matter at the meeting yesterday
We're enthusiastic in behalf of the college,
and, while no definite plan to raise the
money needed was outlined, the feeling
was that the funds would be forthcoming
when the appeal OF the college was put
It was decided that nothing should be
done III this matter until the semi-annual
meeting OF the Board il January.
Among those presen, at the meeting
yesterday were: Rev DR.. VIM. L. Hatcher,
president Of the Board OF Trustees: Judge
w r Rarksdale of Halifax, and Mr..
Gsorge West, OF Newport News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09

Several changes have be- n made in the
ass gnment OF the Richmond police, as
General order, No. 9-The following
transfers have been made:
Patrolman w. D. Schlief from First TO
Patrolnan ". II. Baker from Second to
Patrolman T. c. Wilkinson from Sec
ond to Third District
Patrolman q. T. Mattern from Second
to Third District.
Patrolman R s Shoemaker from Third
to Second District.
Second District.
By order of B. F. Howard Chief of
Police.
Attest. j. T. stl MERGER. Clerk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
Funeral Servicrs.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Tremer will
take place at 9 o'clock this morning from
ST, Marks Catholc Church The inter
ment WI! De made in st Mary's Cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs. n. E. Hall, who
died at the home Of her brother. S. A.
Hail. No. .Os Hancock Street, wednesday
night. will Taxa place this afternoon at
5 O'Clock from Pine-Street Baptist Church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
rne s,,hiect has been before the street

The subject has been before the Street
Committee for some me. That body
Called 10 get q quorum. however yester-
day and the matter viii be taken up at
the regular meeting Of the committee to
be held November 10. All Interested prop
erty-ovners will be asked 10 attend this
session OF the committee and present their
views.
The Committee on Health was to have
had a regular meeting last night but did
not get a quorum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
| la l,CI

Mr. Albert r. Hunt, of this city. has
received a letter from Rev Or ri VI.
Wharton In which the Doctor states that
n consequence Of the malicious prose-
cuton'' of a woman in New Jersey, he
will have TO temporarily abandon his plans
20 establish the Winnie Davis Home at
Luray.
He says that he hopes to be able IN 4
few weeks to proceed with the work.
Mr.. Hunt is the architect OF the pro-
posed building
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
Petition il, Bankruptcy.

Petition in bankruptcy was vest rday
fed N the clerks Office of the United
States District Court by Alexander Mey-
ers through his attorney. n. Thomas
Mosby The bankrupt is of Petersburg.
Assets, nothing; liabilities. s2l, $685.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
ST ckioH ts@,r gain.

The torpedo-boat Stockton he's returned
from Aori5.k AID re.lsl L at the
Trg yards unit. the Government trial
comes off, shortly The Navy Depart
ment VIII be asked Immediately 10 name
the date of the trial.
She attained a speed Of about osIa knots
half a knot n excess OF the contract
requirement in her builders trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
.tnan d!aslpased Lavyer sBeyertdge.s inered-

Than dssirated Lawyer Beverages incred-
ulous smile
The charge against the Cyclone OF being
drunk was not proven, and was passed
over without serious consideration.
The trouble dated back some time, and
The evidence referred to a warrant trial
in Squire George Wash ngton Thomas
office. when Mrs Caufelt made use Of the
remark that. Il they would appoint two
other officers like Cyclone Samuels and
turn them loose, the county would need
no other government
And that all the magistrates and con-
stables In Henrico county be bought for
q few dollars. -
Mrs. Caufelt declared that this remark
was provoked by one that the Cyclone him
self had made, to the effect that 1.-The
Jury and witnesses in any case in Hen :
r.co could be bought tor drink of wis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
A SINGULAR EFFECT.

Squire Thomas, IN whose Office these
exchange of amenities took place, said he
understood Mrs. Caufeits remarks to be
thai sit would take three men like Cy-
clo,,e TO make one constabie-a sort Of
reversal of the laws of nature. where a
number OF breezes make cyclone-you
multiply cyclones to make zephyr
The repeating OF these remarks had
curious effect on certain Henrico cit.-
zens. who threw their hands over their
colIntenances and rolled around and shook
all over like people having fits. but when
tiey took their hands away, while there
were tears in tier eyes, they seemed not
seriously affected
The cyclone was truly eloquent on the
stand. and frequently called on higher
powe, to substantiate his character.
He declared himself to be a good man
and a gentleman, always showing mercy.
and often neslecting his duty because he
didn't want to push people.
Mrs. Caufeit swore Cyclone called her
a liar, and here's where the Great Dis
penser dweit. but the Cyclone called on
all the powers OF heaven and earth to
swear that ne had never treated her eH-
cept as an officer and gentleman, and
being unable 10 prove the case, the Great
Dispenser dismissed the Cyclone with
warning.
George Nicholas tcoloredl stole a piece
of bacon out Of II. H kelly's grocery;
was caught with the meat under his coat,
and resignedly went to Jail for thirty
DAYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
Total :: go a. with which

:, srart r7e wears work All of this was
given out at this me ting, and many
rsouess for help had 20 be denied. Inc
winter is close at hand. and the nc 10
IS .be s,ck and suffering are very great
The mission stands ready to help them'
but can do nothing with an empty trea-
sury. >,
coming year: Mrs. a Y Stokes VINO mas
been the beloved president Tor many
years. was elected president for lie YRS
John \. Schiller was reelected nrst wee
president; Mrs Glover. secoud; Mrs Is
p. Green, third, and Mrs. G. w HaGnS.
fourth; Mrs. c. T. Boiling. secretary
Mrs w, II. Sadler. assistant secretary ;
Miss Virginia Jones, treasurer; Mrs j.
II. Derbyshire, assistant treasurer; Mrs.
Raleigh Colston. purchasing agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
PEASANTS STREET GRADE.
Committee Fails to Get IL Quorum ana
NJ ttcr G Ons Over.

NJ tor Goes Over.
The Council Committee on Streets was
TO have met at Nineteenth and Peasants
streets at 5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
TO consider what should be done. VIII
reference to the grade of Peasants Street
According TO plans prepared by the S'v
t.ns.neer This street would receive some
,,re1ty heavy cuts,ard property-owners are
raising a "howl" about the proposed i'm
provement or change.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
COLONEL ANDERSON. r. tition.

Colonel George Wayne Anderson. of the
Seventieth Regiment. Will within the mex;
few days so before a board OF n litary
officers for examination. He will shortly
thereafter receive his commission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
Hoxyuz RS, Ass.,t.ia. ion.

The annual meeting OF the Old Richmond
Howitzers Assoc at on Will be held n the
rooms of the Chamber of Commerce this
evening at 6 O'Clock
Business OF Importance - DC tsa,fstieteti
and the sleetion os officers wiz take
place. II Is the desire o. ,la president
that every mearaer shall be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09

Mr.. T. Truman was painfully cut
on the head with a piece Of iron at the
LOCOMOTIVE Works at $50 o'clock yester-
day morning. He was treated by Dr.