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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-01
Mr.. PRICE TO GOV. ROGERS.
A LETTER WHICH DOES NOT At
TEMPT TO MINCE MATTERS.
The Ex-Assfstnnt state Librarian
says He Opposes His Excefiency
Because the Latter Has Forsaken
the Principles of PopuIism.

OLYMPIA. June 30.-The demand OF
State Librarian Bashford for the resig-
nation of Assistant Librarian B. NJ
Price is likely to lead 10 hot time
among the fusion state officials. Prices
dismissal has been under consideration
for some time past, but he evidently
knew nothing OF IT. Now that the official
notification has been sent, Mr. Price has
something to say In turn that cannot
fail to annoy tho governor and prove
good reading to those on the other side
OF the state administration house, To-
day Mr.. Price forwarded the following
letter TO Gov. Rogers:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-01

; $ CLEVELAND will sail on time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10

are claiming that frauds were perpetrated
in the election throughout this district,
and The leaders of the parry hlre, VINO
have been in close personal contact Win
Mr. Wilson. state that he Will uadouptsdiS
contest the election.
Mr.. Robert :Eugs ne Lockett left yesteF'
fay for Charlottesville, Ark. where on
next "Wednesday he viii marry Miss Mary
Louise Crfttenden. Mr. Lockett IS ihe on
" son OF Captain E. +. 'Lockett. and Is as.
sociated with his father in the grocery
and hardware business at this place MS.
Cri,tenden Is the daughter of the late
Major Robert Crlttendtu, formerly OF
Ar1aIi., county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
MONTGOMERY TANNERS CLUB.
a Democrat Who Felt Like Lazarus.
Gam. Is Plentiful.

tSpcCi1l DISpItcN 10 iAE iLLleS.}
CHRISTIANSBURG,V VA, Nov. 3-The
Montgomery County Farmers Club met at
Major ". l.. Piercs's residence THURSDAY,
and twenty-oue members were present. and
they were handsomely entertained oy
Major ard Mrs. Piarcs al a sumptuous din
ner Tha principal subject OF discussion
was the destruction OF the Texas catus'
fly, which has been so detrimental 10 the
cattle in this State for the last few years,
and Dr.. E. P. Niles gave a very interesting
address on the subject, Illustrated by
magic lantern views. Other talks were
maze on the subject by Capt D. H. Bar
gar and A D. Simpson. The next meeting
will be held at the residence OF j. e. Gusr-
rant the second Thursday in December.
Now, that tha election IS over, the p+o-
pie have all become reconc!led TO the re
suit ard are taking the verdict OF the
voters phiiosophical.y. The Republicans
are very jubilans. and the Democrats cor
respondingIys depressed, but say tney can !
be whipped again. a jubiiant RepGoieaii
asked Captain Byrd Anderson, OF biac
burg, who is one OF the most enthusiastic
Democrats In the county, the day after
the election how he felt, and ne feP. .7--.
Il feel like old Lazarus felt WY GOV 40"
did ne feei?'' asked the Repuolieat'.
felt like he had been licked by the tloss.
Game is very plentiful IN ,liis 49,,
bur the farmers have their ial.u po 80,
and the hunters are farms ,,s,,..
this season. Turkeys. pheasitnss, par.
tridgas. and other small game are. aoiada \,
Throughout the county Sheriff ". "a y;
Martin. OF ,.ti- county. Killed eishs WI" hn
turkeys and large black nsar wesA os-
fore last in the lower end OF me couh ~
the bear weighing la dresss sI as,a sAs
largest turkey IL pounds dressed.
Crc11,t Court bsgias here next week.
J,,drs Henry r. Blair presiding. A small
docSessis set for this cours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
TO MET IN JANUARY.
Governor Tyierto Convene Legislature
Sou,, A ter Christmas.


Governor Tyler will call the Legislature
30 meet in extra s IS on or or about the
18th OF Janu~ry. to arrange for holding
the ConstjtuticEH1l ConN5n>ion- This
statement is made upon tn authority OF
a gentleman wno enjoys the Governor
confidence.
The call will be issued in a few days.
Walker Howard, the veteran jalltor of
the upper floor of the Capitol building, IS
critically Ill. His condition WIS worse
yesterday than Thursday, and there Is
little hope of his recor~ry-
The Governor. HE Railroad Commission
crs, the members of the Board OF Pub
lie Works and other officials have been
invited 10 take a trip over the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac road on an
Inspection tour next Monday
The Governor has not as yet prepared
his ThankSgiving-Day ploclanation- lie
viii write IL within the next lew days
Mt. ]. 3. Dotlerty. the Commissioner
of Labor, is hard at work on his annual
report which will he out about The iirst
OF the year. II viii show Il marked IN
crease IN the number of business enter
prises and hands employed.
The State Beard OF Canvassers VIII
meet on the fourth Monday in this month,
10 canvass the returns from Virginia.
Acknowledgement Montague vas in ms
office yesterday hard at work OH cases ne
VIII nave 10 argue before the Court ot
Aapeais at the term soon 10 be held
Judge w j. Kilby. OF Nansemond. and
Mr.. j. A Brown, of Hanover. We're call
ers al the State Library
Mr.. Walter s. Poage, Of Wytleville,
rallied to pay his respects to Governor ~
Ter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
COURT OF APPEALS.
Gases Argued in the United States
Court Yesterday.


The United states Circuit Court Of Ap-
ais reconyened yesterday morning at 10
o.c.ock with judges Golf. S.monton ana
pnrneI, on the bench The following cases
were argued:
No. 262-Alexa1dcr McCollum, appellant
VS.. British Steamship .Anaces, appel
zee. Appeal from the District Court o..
North Carolina, at Win n gton Sause
was argued by lredeH Meares, OF VIZ;
mincton. Y. C., for appellant and by Hur-
r:ngton Putnam, OF Nc" aoth' to' 'iis 'N'
oe;.ee and submitted.
No s62-Wash. ngton Steamboat Company
limited, appellant US. Norfolk and Wash
neton Steamboat Company, claimants OF
steamer .Newport News appellee's. Ap'
neal from the District Court OF Virginia
at Alexandra. Cause Vas argued os
Robert NJ. Hughes. of Norfolk, and James
r Cation, OF Alexandra, Tor the appe;l-
ant. and by VIM H. White. OF NorLo!k
and Harrington Putnam. OF New YORK. los
the appellee, and SUBMITTED.
Tha following cases Will be continued
No SGT. J. Bryan ct ais, appellants
va O. P. Huntington. spscnl receiver o.
tha Central Land Company Appeal from
he C'rc11it Court of West Virginia, Al
No s52NIrs. Clemye James, adm ap-
nellant VS.. Central Trust Co. ct al, ap'
pe!lees. On petition for nnnda mu.
against Judge ". G. Ewart to enter
final decree in this cause.
No. SsS7-The Crown Cork and Seal Co.
~ B,ltsmore, appellant VS.. The Aluminium
Stonner Co. of Baltimore, appellee Ao
neal from the Circuit Court of Maryland
A transcript of record in the case Of thu
United states. plaintiff in error VS.. f. a
Goodman. defendant in error. in errol
to the District Court o. North Carolina. d; d
Statesville, was received nv clerk n. !
Meloney yesterday ana nled. ,
no a. IN nc ock, when it will hold a con.
ference sess; on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
IN THE CHURCHES.
Wilmington REGRETS DR.. Stran.c's De-
,,..li Suud.N .l.i,.o'S

Wilmington REGRETS Dir. StranEc'S De-
,,artu-.--''ap,i >nnday ~ch"o'S.
The decision OF Rev. Robert Strange,
charge. of ST PauIs Church has been
the source OF great regret to the people
of Wilmington, \. c., generally. be was
borr. and reared among them and by MS
ability as a preacher and pastor had
gained strong aold upon their affections
Ar Iradell Meaves, q prominent lawyer
of Wilmington. who is at the Jefferson
having come here 20 argue q case before
the tinted States Circuit Court OF APP
peals. says that the people OF ms city
regard the resignation OF Dr. Strange as
a public calamity. lie predicts that Dr.
Strange win not have been long in Rich
rnoud before people of all religious faiths
" Ii know ana love him, as do the people
of Wilmington.
On Tomorrow morning, DIR. J. B. Haw-
thorne viii preach in the Richmond Col
lese Chapel HIS sui: ect viii ne -"
prsscr .p,ion for Our social and Pollucal
! Ey-le" It Will not be a political sermon.
| hui a discussion Of certain principles OF
| Christian ethics suggested by the recent
| national election. At night, Or. Ha"-
| Iiiosne will preach IN the CALVARY bapl 81
| CHURCH, on Grace Street, HIS sunJsct " II
! be The Conflict Between 1ee Oio sa-u i-io
| New in Religion.
! The fourth quarterly conference Of ST.
| lanes Methodist Church was ae.d Thurs
| dav night the prestd ng elder. The Kew
| 4 Powell Garland being present Inc
| follow n. members were elected as stew
] ards for tlla next conference year: II, T.
| Iipscomb, C. b. Crew, G. w. Walfors
/ 4. u. Walford, E. ". Evans. L. w smith,
/ ~. E. Woody, e. p. sBickers. +. w St-h
/ C. r. Wren, and l. c. Bates. After me
! adjournment the official board was called
/ 10 order and a unanimous vote was given,
/ requesting the pastor, the Rev. 4. II.
/ I,sonatt to return as pastor next year.
-The last of the Teachers institutes was
/ f,eld% last night at the Second Preshy ter:au
/ church. Prof j. A. Spienhel. field secie-
/ tarys of the sEirg Ma State Sunday-School
I Association delivered an address.
Or. William K Hatcher left the city
| Yesterday for eFluvanna. He viii return
/ IN time to iii his pulpit At Grace-Street
1 IA mist Church tomorrow.
4 Rey. Theron II. II ce. ID. d.. OF Atlanta.
/ has declined the call recently extended
hin, by the Second Presbyterian Church,
i az Louisville. Ky. Dr. Rice is quite we'll
i snIn,xn here It will be recalled that eff
7! fnr,s were made 10 secure. I'm as pas
1 toI. Of the Second Presbyterian Church OF
i this city.
AZ E,,ilton Baptist Church. An interest
/ Ing musical programmes was rendered.
The .ucath.s meeting al the BAPTIST
i s,ndayrSchooi Association Of Richmond
i ans Manchester will he held at the Chop
i ton-Street Baptist Church Tomorrow Of
4 ternoon at o'clock ss.ss5zs
4 address by Prof. S. G. Mitchell. OF Rich
mend College. and Eoos nissic may y
bssYnactn ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
SHOT WOMAN In BACK.
Fcrroni Gets Six Months for Wouhd-
inm Mrs JncObIni.

The case Of +. Ferroni. who was charged
with feloniously shooting and wouudiaG
Mrs. Minnie Jacobini was tried in the
Hastings Court yesterday, the jury find
ing the prisoner gully and fixing his pun
ishmeut at six months in Jail and impos-
ing a fine of one cent The trial consumed
the entire day. many Witnesses beng eN-
anineG. AS some OF the witnesses could
speak no English the court appointed Mr.
r Francioni 10 act as interpreter The
evidence showed that there had been trou-
BILE between the families OF Ferroni and
Mrs. JacobIni for some time and mat Fer
roni shot the woman il the back.
Ferroni was represented by Mr.. L. o.
Wendenburg. while commonwealth's At
.ogney D. {. richardson conducted The
prosecution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10

Thousand
very
painful - 1o.-+
flashes sending the W
follows
good only few OF the
woman TINS ne
guaranteed be genuine ano
medicine Lydia & Pnknams esetaoS
for 1907
sick long taken
az ue
The doctor says h
he Please
from soon as
CHARL JOHNSON, Monclova, Ohio - 1000
have taking your think they me
IN weeks when taxing your
to be
in LETT Inc o
continue with
CHARLOTTE JOHNSON none loco
send vou this letter publish others was sick for
that months
mad fvedifnt Doctors an
trouble
oah
acne headache well and strong and feel ike new
knc"
not 40
remedies sure cure NhA
Monclova Ohio
good Mrs johnson derived IRON MIS-
beyond Dele 40
in published
of posiv ncM thousands OF
carried through that danger
unusual one LOT MIS-
ham medicine accomplish
National City Bank Of ignn s
AAsbazs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
NEVER TOO LATE
10 Try a Good Thing.

am fftv-two years old and for forty
,-aars of That time | have been a chronic
cn,arrh sufferer says Mr.. James G-esh-
sng Of Allegheny City: WITH every change
of weather my head and throat would DC
stuffed UP with catarrhal mucous,
cou.d not breathe naturally through
the nostrls for months together and rnuch
of the time. I suffered from catarrh OF
,ha stomach Finally my hearing begun
to fal and realized something must De
done.
tried trt1alers and sprays and salvss
which gave me temporary relief and my
ni'vscian advised me to spray or douche
WITH Peroxide OF Hydrogen But the cn-
,arrh would speedily return in few
days and became taofousnts o.scouc-
aged.
,atenI med c:nes, but as everything else
had ,ailed felt justified In at least mnk-
ing trial.
orr good old family physician, Dr.. Rams
dell laughed at me little, put said IL
n,,s determined to try pntent medicines
" 20 would advise me to begin with Stuu-t's
catarrh Tablets, because he knew what
ttax,' c,nta ned. and he had heard OF seve-
r,1 rema rka bic cures result ns from their
nsa and furthermore that they We're per-
fscIIv safe, containing no cocaine or
opiates- @,.+- 49,.
The next day i poughe d ilts-cent ooA
J ~ drug store, carried it in my pocket
aaa four or five times a day would
,aEe a tablet. In less than week fe.t5a
.a.> s,-aa Improvement, which continued
nis.. =. ,.r,b.st time nm entirely free from
any trace of catarrh-
a' Nv head IS clear. my throat free from
,r-iiat.ni,. my hearing is as good as 1t
scr =, WIS. and / feel that cannot say
sao,,eh in prnlse OF Stuartis Catarrh TAB
I
lets. ,,,,,,,
! rus park. Gua.acol, blood rect ana sothsr r
! .an.at form. and tits safe TO say tili,s
stuart's catarrh Tatsiets are far superior
N conven:ence. safety and effectiveness
to the ant;auated treatment by mi alers.
sprays End dolches.
They are sold by druggists everywhere
IN the United States and Canada
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
W.. in The sec, e, Cnan,ber.

city Clerk Ben. y August has received
a lester from William s. .Noyes. OF Saco,
Maine, dated November Cd, acEing for IN
formation as to the age Of Miss Elizabeth
l.. Van Lew, who died recently at her
home in this city, and saying that the
writer, who had been {, prisoner OF war,
was az her home in this city in ls6l-lS62
Mr.. Moves was evidently one OF the Fede-.
raj soldiers incarcerated by Miss Van
Lew n the secret chamber of her house.
The information asked was. sent TO Mr.
Moves by Mr. j. F. Waller, of the office of
the Board of Health
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
THEY WILL BANQUET.
Howitzer Association Holds Amman
Meeting.

Meeting.
The annual meeting OF the 1fichmond
1Iowi.zer Association was held last night
in The Chamber OF Commerce. Owing to
the Illness of Major Robert Stiles, the
president, Air. ~ O. Jones, first wee
president, presided. After the transaction
OF considerable routine business Judge
George l.. Christian offered 4 resolution
providing that the sympathy OF the ASso-
citation be extended to Major Stiles. ms
resolution was unanimously adopted.
The chair appointed as nominating
committee Col. S. II. Bowman, Col. James
T. GRAY. Messrs. E. NJ. Crump and H G.
Barnes. who nominated the following cam
didates for The offices, and who We're unan-
jr,,o,Islv elected: A. 0. James, president;
r s Boshsr. first vice-president; c. E.
Wineo second vice-rresident; W. H. Ia
trn treasurer: c. 6. Bosher. secretary.
Th;. following committees We're chosen:
Executive-l2 N. Crump. t. Roberts
Baker j. NJ FourQurean. w. II. W.
Mason and George a. Jones.
Banouet-B. Lorraine. ]. I. Gray, T. II.
Starke. D. O. Davis and H. j. Bosher
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l.. Christian, w. =.
Wood and Is. O. Mccarthy
The Associations annual banquet will be
held December 18Th, 1t q place to be Sc
lected.
Mr.. Walter Blair was elected to men,
bcrship in the Association.
a letter was received from Mr.. Wynd-
han, Kemp. of Texas, former 'tHowit-
GER expressing his best wishes for the
Associations welfare.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
OFFICIAL TR AL TRIP.
Torpcdo-Boat Stockton to BE Tested at
Barren Island.


The Navy Department has ordered the
Board of Inspection and Survey to NEE
at the Naval Acade my, at. Annapolis, on
November 18th, 10 inspect the torpedo-poat
Afser a thorough inspection Of her hull;
machinery and equipment, the BOAT VIII
leave on the 18th for Barren Island, for
he- official trial over a course laid down
The Stockton will have TO maintain
spsed of % knots for TWO successive hours.
After king n speed of 70 ID knots on her
builders, trial, on November 9Th. the VII
liam 4. Trigg Company do not feel uneasy
as TO the result OF the Stockton olieia'
The Board of Inspection and Survey
that will conduct the official speed trial
OF the. Stockton will consist OF the ioiLoN-
nresidsnt; Commander Charles j. Rocker
Captain Robley D; Evans Ma Naval s.,o Con m
s;ructor Caps, and others me s:ocNtot
viii leave Richmond Monday morning fo'
sOrancliS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
.nurcn AiIn neb.

rn. regular monthly Board meeting q
the church Hill S. P. C. a branch was
held at No. Z1i East Grace s.Ees. - -
-, Tue meeting was an enthusiastic
re .naaag.ng director. Mrs. Peasants.
ranorrad thar she felt greatly encouraged
T,iY1 the work that was going Oh along
the lines OF the Bands of Mercy. aFits thas
she had formed q band n one % tue large
Mission SuniaS-schoets OF tue city
Mrs. y VI. Reatiy and Messrs. tta1f@ood
I,rne, were elected members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
AN ALABAMA SURVIVOR.
TF. Howard, Living ut Wilmington
Was one or the Call ant Grew.
lSnecfnl nispateh to The Iimes.)

uILMISGToS, " C., Nov. at f.
Howard, 4 resident Of this city, claims to
be one OF the survivors OF the Aiabana.s
80. ,,ssnf+e statements from Atlanta
+tar the Iast survivor died there yester-
d dla lie says he can produce papers
showing the truth of what he says. Hs
ra,ks with perfect familiarity with histori.
cal details and his words bear stamp OF
trutnfuIness. v,.,z
H. is a native of Gloucester, England,
and was on the Alabama from the time
49,, lar fverpooI 10 June 18th, 1864. when
she was sunk by the kearsarge OF Chez
boirg, France.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
The Ii ST Call.

The last great day had come The
evanpe, Of the morning for the last time
stood tip-toe on the misty mountain IN an, Top %
ai.u . us,lo Of the heavens. weird
a ms NC nsn,darful awe fell on all animate
a1.u Gabriel gave a blast on his
famous A trumpet that caused the cers !,
lailon s sasd to shake off the dust of all
NE. ae. - breathe the breath OF lie
o ,ns a r,,ss TO judgment. Planets and suns
iasxtrIcably cashsd In TIER sarTan ss1
Dt,N.s, s,,nreue, when the Hon. James
i.sE ,.,,ansaw Jones stepped quietly to
s aas tra =, and confidently remarked: Il
We n.a In :, "a landslide for Bryan. Bristol
Courier,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10

prr1EFI M SIX HoURs.-DIsTREss
ing Kidney and Biaadsr n15sase E sdITa
y stSAe tS KIDNEY CURE 1t Is
~ ,. rntI surprise on account Of its ex-
b!adder. kidneys and .bae ,ian in q or
J. II,,asf i1nmediat ely. II YOU want quick
,..,i;sfa nd cure this is the remedy. Sold
NV ii. SCOTT and * OWENS. &
MINOR DRUG CO.. Druggists. Rich
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10

advising him of reward of 500. off red
FOR The arrest of Clemens l. Predecessor.
late paymaster Of the Ensin er,s Office,
Department of Public improvements,
Baltimore. who absconded with S2,GcA on
November Isl. il IS about thftE-eiSht
years old. ) feet inches in height.
medium build. light hair and mustacte,
Slightly bald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10

FOR LEADERS
AND NEW ISSUES
Democrats Say the Party Must Look
TO The East,
WALKER WILL NOT CONTEST.
Ishea.s Majority Is So Large That tho
General Cou,i Not Hope TO Cap.
ture The Seat in Congress.
I.icnniond's Vote.
Democrats Say the Party Must Look
WALKER WILL NOT CONTEST.
Ehea's Majority Is So Large That tho
General Co,;,a Nh, fIonc 10 Cam.
Nine out of ten Democrats in Richmond
Eicilnond's Vote.

Nine out of ten Democrats in Richmond
ere probably in favor OF reorganiz.ns The
party. or rather. are in favor of
dropping Bryan, Jones and others as
leaders and giving Up free silver as an
issu..
Captain George D. Wise said yesterday
that it WAS loo early 10 say what he
Democratic platform should be in 1904 or
WHO should be put up as candidates.
u will say this" statsG Captain Wise
The Democratic parry need not look 10
the Western states Tor support. T.ev
have not stood by US on the NV issues
that were promulgated in 1895. Inc
Western States are naturally Republican
Our hop in the future is in gaining the
support OF New York, New Jersey. Con-
neet-cut. Maryland. Delaware. West Viz
ssnia and other States thai are naturally.
u nloerat.c. These STATES. or most OF
them. furnished senators and congressman
that stood by us after the war. They
are our friends. TIE D fnocratie party
VIII, il IL aursues the proper course. win
Ii 1891
MIR. JONES CoNCURS
Hon Felix A. Jones, of Henrico, VINO
was pres nj and heard Captain Wise's
statement, said he agreed fully with the
sentiments express d.
1t was STAT d yesterday by one in Z; po-
s.ton 10 know that majority of the
me.nbers of The c. ty Democratic Commit
ice had pledged thenase.v,s TO prohibit
any person who did not support Bryan
from voting in the Democratic primary
next spcinE. Til re are many Democrats
who contend that this would be i political
blupde-.
The official vote of Richmond, as asccr-
tanned By the Board of CanVaSsers, Is
as follows:
Bryan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.0s6
r~I- 5-o1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10

RHEUMATISM CURED IN : Day.
Mystic Cure for rheumatism = an rs
Y,s nstfs,n uynn the system IL remark.
able and mysterious. II removes a
ancs the cause ana the disease iElMe-
dia,ely disappears. The tirst dose g rs e.
IL Dement'S. ID cents anu ~ og. S S9,S NJ
IS I.syNAGNEE and OWENS = aeA$sSeA
: ORIG Co. Hchmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
..:;,n,.NIakcr>" No More.

There are, at the office of the Chlef o.
Police a number Of hrecrackers OF Fari-
These nrecrackers are Oh exhibition,
and are there for the ccnven ence OF aeai-
ers in fireworks. The dealers WIZ De
srot.,,,,- IN their chr stnas stocks shortly.
ma rbev viii be wise to call upon Major
Howard to take a look at the samples,
for large firecaclSers, or ''oaby-wakers'
Mil be prohibited hereafter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
Funeral SERVICES.

The funeral OF Mr. Gideon T. Roach
took place yesterday aft rnOon. at i o -lo-k
from the Lolgh-Sueet Baptist Church.
The funeral of Mr.. Francis Lauoe w
take place this morning at 10
O'Clock, from St. Peters Cathedral Tn.
interment will be made in Mt Calvary
Cemetery.
The funeral of Mr.. John ". Sale, who
died Wednesday in Durham, \. G.. took
plaza at 1870 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
from the .Pine-Straet Baptist Church
The funer>a, OF Mss Hanora Sheehy took
place a t 10 o. clock yesterday morning. from
St Patrick's Church. Tue intermens
n At. Ca.vary Cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Tremer TOOK
place at 8 O'clock yesterday morning. from
St. Mary's Catholic Church. The internent
was made in st Nays Cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. NJ. E. Hall, who d1ed
at the home of her brother. s a. IA.
No. 4a2 Hancock Street, Wednesday nlsnt.
took place yesterday afternoon at 5 o clock
from Pina-Street Baptist Church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10

from Gertrude Johnson He had hardly
been locked UP when Gertrude went to
the station and said she found her money
in drawer al homs. she wanted To
withdraw the warrant, but 1t was too
late. Billy was hailed. however, Tor htS
appearance in the Police Court ta:s morn
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(spectsi Dispatch to The Fines1
EMpoRIA. VA. Nov. e.-Ths County
Court is sin engaged in the uial % Z. =.
Mann. tor betrayal TIE exan 1l!t.ss Of
witnesses has ros yet been conp.A .
The case against Garner Ior iotsesI.
was set for trial to-day, bur HoAS pf"s-
euui was entered
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mt re-, N. lecture.

AR. Emil von Kramer delivered highly
int resting lecture last Eight at North
side Hail. His suptac; was ..My FIRST I'M
nressions OF America and was defuy
handled by the speaker