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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

First Presbyterian Church The subjects
OF these addresses are not yet known. but
Il Is likely that thcy will be along the
line az thought set forth IN his "lu His
steps" and. possibly. also ON his expert
cnces while tditor OF the Topeka Capial
and his theories on how Newspaper
should he conducted
Mr.. sheldon refused 10 allow an od-
mission fee Ia be- charged FOR his address
es IL Is said that he has refused some
very flaueriug offers 10 lecture. He is at
present engaged in writing "a new book
| but neither the name nor the subject has
, yet been made public. I'm His Steps"
continues % have "a large sale. and the
auihors income from inc royalties is con-
siderable. Practically all money received
from this source. however. s. used iu fur
thcrins charitable aud religious work
This was str.klngiy brought out az the
Christian Eudcavor Convention in De-
troit last year tie was addreasini. "a meet
INK OF ministers and tod them thnt they
might ask him any questions that they
wished One Of them asked what was
done with the money received from the
sale OF his book. but before Mr. sheldon
could answer another minister from To-
peka arose ana told the qucstionor that
he could answer that question. That oil
Of the money was expended IN the inter
est Of church and charitable work
a local union meeting OF Christian En-
dcnvors viii be held at the I.awton Mem.
orial. Tue siay az SD o'clock IL IL called
VA Betterment Meeting" The following
IS the programme.
Hymn.
Prayer.
Better Union work-Rev. A. J smith
ana Mr. o. r. Pace.
Solo by MIR Trcecc
BETTER Society work-"Bettcr PartlcIpa-
ton IN the Meetings" by Miss Nellie
Murphy. Better Lookout COMMITTEES 90
By Miss Strobhar.
Trio by Messrs. Tresee Murphy and
Woodbury..
Better Church Work-"Better Work in
the Church Prayer Meeting" by Rev w.
+. Watkins Better Worship IN Church"
by Rev. J. Y. Fair.
Solo by Mr. Woodbury..
A Resolution servlce-Topic: From Bet
ter 60 Best, In Whose strength, and for
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
THE AUTHOR OF IN HIS STEPS.
WILL VISIT SAVANNAH AND
PREACH AT THE FIRST PRES
BYTERIAN CHURCH.

Other News of the Churches-RaIIy
and Reunion at Wesley Nonumen-
tai To-day-Rev. ". %. King at
the seventh street Methodtst-The
Usual Services, aud nm Excellent
Musical Programme at the First
PresbyteriRn-Hev. ID. j. \. FRfr
Back From the savannah Presby-
terry Rev. VnnDevcnter at the
Duny street baptist VIII BeEin "a
series of Sermons 60 Young Men.
The Hour of the y. "a. G. 4. service
Changed.
A great deal o. interest Is being taken
in the proposed visit Of Rev Charles NJ
Sheldon. the celebrated author OF In Ills
Steps" who will be in this city Nov IS.
and will preach at the First Presbyterian
Church.
Rev. Sheldon il at present on a six
months leave OF absence from his church
in Topeka a part % this time he spent
in visiting tho international Convention
Of Christian Endcavorers Ia London.
which was held this summer. and the rec
nainder be will spend Ia Christian En-
desvor work in the Eastern states This
Will be his only visit 20 the South. on
the Friday preceding his visit to Savan-
nah he VIII address the Christian En-
deavorera Of Atlanta. ard the next DAY
on his way 20 this city will speak to tho
Endeavorers Of Macon from The rear OF
bis car
During his stay in Savannah SIR. Shell
don will stay a. the De Soto. II Is hoped
40 have him speak az the Young Mems
Christian Association during the after
noon ana Il IL likely that be will also adj
dress 9 meeting At night. possibly at the
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viii address the meeting for men at tho
Young Mems Christian Association this
afternoon at o'clock. the hour having
been changed from 4. DR.. Young's sub
ject will be What Think Ye OF Christ
Or. Young is very forceful speaker ard
should b. heard by many The attend
ance at these services rs not confined 20
members Of the association. al young
men being welcome.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

A. ,he Duny Street Baptist Church
services will be conducted by the pastor.
Rev. Robert Van Deventer The subject
Of the sermon at Il o'clock a. m. will be
The Security OF the Believer" ASP. N.
the sermon will be che hrst OF a series
OF nve 70 young men, which will be De-
livered a. follows; "a Christian Home i"
Oct. u: The Young Man as Son." Oct.
p: The Young Man IN Social Life" Oct
a. The Young Man q Lover" Nov. 4,
The Young Man a Christian" Nov. II.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
LOOKING |OI Linen NeVgll

Here Il is. Reduced prices on several
lots OF excellent goods. We say reduced.
but please remember that the prices we're
originally low. Linens are always marked
moderately here
2ox5s All-Linen Huek and pamssk
Towel at I0c.
22xA Extra Heavy Huck and Damask
Towel (value 25c). l9c.
6s-inch Heavy 3-i Bleached All-Linen
Table Damask. &c value at &c.
62-inch Bleached Table Damask So
quality at sc.
724nch Bleached Table Damask. 500
quality at 79c
q White Damask Napkins. u.25 quality
al Sc.
q White Damask Napkins. S275 quality
at Sl.ss.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14


At Wesley Monumental church the an
nual rally and reunion Of church and con.
gregatlon at u O'Clock a. M The servic,
viii be conducted by the pastor Rev I'd
r. cook. Programme Of service b..
Orsan Elevation iu c. u}r,dD
Voluntary. TIE Deum" in B-aat
CMetzkcl.
uoxology.
Hymn 260
Prayer
Scripture Lesson trerpousive). Psalm
ii51-ls
Hymn So
Second lesson Luke ioi-i6
Oncrtory And J. John. Saw the Holy
city" tenor aria from oratorLo. Inherit
anee Divine'). Harry Rowe Shelley.
sermon. "DNincly Sent" Text. John
20.2i. o.
Prayer
Anthem 20 Gladstone Light" DUDLEY
Buc0
Annual Offering 0uperanuuated preach
ers. widows and orphans 81 deccas q
preachers. church extension bish1ps eco.
Hymn. 81.
Henedictiou
organ posuudc lu G. Chico stcrn).
Reuulon-socini fellowship
Evening service ~ o'clock. "A Gospel
Message" Good singing
a rally aud REORGANIZATION OF the sun
day school Will be held al p. M. when
there viii be iuteresiins services Old
pupils Will be welcomed back. New pu-
pills are cordially invited
TIE devotional meeting % the Epworth
League viii be held Tuesday at Si5 .. NJ
Prayer meeting and Bible study wsdnes-
day az Sis p. m. and the Junior League
Friday at 40 p. m.
Services at Grace Church will be held
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

Whose Sake?
Many prayers for the years work.
song 456.
Mixpah.
Rencdiction.
The officers Of tho local Union OF Chris
tian Endeavor are r.. T Burdeil presi-
dent: oliver Allen. vice president Miss
Nellie Bartlett. secretary, Joe W. McCau-
ley. treasurer.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

Rev. W. L. Jones OF Atlanta, Ca, who
has been conducting series OF meetings
at the First African Baptist Church dur
ing the past week. will preach az II a. M.
and .. m. to-day. The taxation for ne
parsonage fund will be collected at the
evening service.
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az II o'clock a. m. and at q. m. con-
\ "Geted by che pastor, Rev. Osgood r.
/ COOK. whose theme will be- The History
/ ~ one Sin" The Sunday School will
meet = $50 O'Clock. after which the OIL
GERS and teachers viii meet The Ep-
, worth League will meet Tuesday M s.so
, p. m, and the prayer meeting will be
I held "Wednesday night at O'Clock.
There will be preaching services at Sew
enth street Methodist Church a, II o'closl !,
q. m. hy Rev ". y. King. a mission
airy Of the Baptist Church. and at So. m
oy Rev. w s Heath.
The sunduy School will meet at $50
clock. The Senior Epworth League viii
meet on Tuesday might at O'Clock
ff1Fet services VIII be held on Thursday
az D. m.
At Trinity Church. Rev. Bascom An
thony. pastor. there viii be preaching at
y o'clock a. M and a. D. m. A TWEEN.
tN-minuie song service VIII prccede the
sermon ~ night. The sunday School Will
meet az g. M. The Epworth League viii
meet Wednesday at $50 p. m. while
prayer meeting will be held Thursday
night az s O'Clock. All services are beld
ir sunday School room.
The services at Isle OF HOPE to-day VII
l. conducted hy Rev. W. S. Heath al II
O clock a. M
The sunday school will meet al 40 p. m
Episcopal.
Al Christ church Rev. Robb White rec
tor. there viii be q service and sermon AZ
u O'Clock a. m. and service as q. m.
Tho sunday school viii meet az s p. m.
Holy Communion viii be held Thursday.
St Lukcs Day. az 70 a. m
At St Johns Church Rev Charles n
strong rector, there will be morning ser.
vice and sermon az u o'clock a. m sun.
day school az 80 ?. m. and evening ser.
vice az p. NJ
At 81. Pauls Episcopal Church. Rev ].
J.. Scully. rector. the services will he as
follows: Early celebration at $50 O'clock
a. m. morning prayer, at II o'clock a. m.
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Chri.tlnn Science

Services First Church o. Christ. seiep.
list. II a. m. Subject OF sermon. "proba.
ton After Death sunday School u m.
wednesday S.l5 = m. Metropolitan Han
ccfner Whitaker and President stree,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

Az the Christian Church Pastor w. F
Watkins will preach at Il o'clock a. m. on
The Obedient Life" and at $50 o. m on
\ sad solitude. The Christian Endeav.
or meeting VIII be held al 5 .. m.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

AZ the Lutheran Church OF the Ascen-
sion there will be services at II o'clock
m. and az p m. The Lords supper will
be administered az the morning service.
Tho Parsonage Aid Society will meet At
the parsonage Monday at4 r. m. The Dea-
coness Society will meet a; Mrs. KesseIs
Tuesday az q. m The monthly meeting
Of the Ladies' Guild will be held Ia IN.
Sunday School room Friday at .. m.
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the usual services at the Firs, Baptis,
church will be held at II o'clock m
and al p. m. by Pastor John d Jordan
Tho rite Of baptism will be given at the
night services. Special music will be given
by the choir at both services.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

At 81. Benedict's Church services VIII
be as follows: First mass at oclock a
m. high mass al 1880 Sunday School at
1850. vespers. rosary and benediction at
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

Al the Sacred Hear; Church service.
will be held as follows: First mass a, ?
a. m; high mass at 10, Sunday schooI a,
p. H. Vespers' rosery and bsnsdietion
at 8
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

Al 81. Paurs Lutheran Church. Rev. NJ
j. Epiing, pastor. there will be a morn
ing service and sermon az II O'Clock. Sun
day school AT 80 p. m, evening service
and sermon at o'clock
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

The b. Y. ?. L. devotional meeting will
De held "a 10 a. m. The topic viii be
Don't worry" The Junior b. Up. u.
VIII meet at , p. m. The Bible school
VIII meet at p. m.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14


Hon. William Harley will conduct the
morning service al the First Presbyterian
church to-day in the absence OF the
pastor. Rev. Arthur J. smith who Is ct
the presbytcry at Brunswick. Mr.. Hen.
ry NJ. johnson. secretary OF Y. NJ. c. a.
viii speak ~ the evening service.
Tho music at tho evening service will
Doe as follows: Duet Sweet Hour OF
Puyer' ERWIN. Miss summerlin AMI
Mise Kline; solo. Rejoice For the Lori
T. King tCoombsl. Miss Kline. 500.
The Lord - Ny Light" MARSH. Miss
Summcrlin Communion will be admin
istcrcd next Sunday morning. Prepara.
tory services will be held Wednesday and
Friday evenings OF this week.
The usual services ut the Independent
Presbyterian Church will be held al II
O'Clock a. m. and s p. m. Or. ]. Y.
Fair has been IN attendance upon the
presbytery. but win return to preach.
In tho absence OF Rev. W. A. Nisbett
who b. attending the Presbytery OF sa
vAnuah In session ut Brunswick. DR.. W
h. Young. pastor Of First Baptist Church
Of Athens. will preach at the Lawton
Memorial at II O'Clock a. m. and ne p.
M.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
A Trade Event
Dr6SSGOOdS

Big selling means big values. II our
prices for Dress Goods were not lower
than elsewhere orr sales would not be- go
large. II YOU think This over. you will
zee the force or 10 ard VIII feel Inclined
90 come here for .our winter dress. II
IS such values as We oner below that
hold our friends and constantly Increases
their ranks
one lot ai-inch Half-wool Fancy ana
Plaid Dress Goods. regular price a5c. spe-
cial at lie
Heavy Cheviots. Zibileuls Venetiare
and Camels Hair suiting o-inch az 4ec.
A-incn All-Wcol Ladies' Cloth. worth
81 al &C. a full line Of all the popular
Weaves.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
FLANNELS ! DONEST|CS

Ail-wool Red Twilled Flannel at 49,,
Heavy White All-Wool Flannel al D..
EiderdOwn Flannels. IN all colors al
90.
Genuine French F1annels. 20 much used
for waists. CSC quality al 4ac
Genuine Indigo Blue Prints. only &c
Heavy Outing Flannels light and dark
colors. SC.
Extra Heavy Unbleached Canton Flan-
mel. 7c
Yard Wide Bleached Shifting. Sc grade
At SIC
300 pieces Outing Flannel. extra heavy,
an new styles; elsewhere at l2isc. here
at i0c.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
NEW GLOVES.

This Glove Stock is complete This plain
statement means much. II means that
every desirable new style and colorinC ls
Included la the assortment The prices
are also complete. 900 "a sense completely
economical. Misses and rhlldrpus'
2-casp Real Kid Gloves. al the new col
orinrE. 15c
Ladies' Foster Hook and 2-Clasp Real
KID Gloves. in black and colors. equal
90 the Si.oo Gloves az 7bc
Foye's Leader real French Kid Gloves.
in blacks and all the newest colorings,
g.00
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
-HERE is SOME VERY INTERESTING NEWS FOR THIS NEEK=
Bold Blanket
tai. x.

But the goods are here 20 back up the
nrgumeut-somethinE like 800 pairs Of
warm, woody webs OF winter comfort.
and not a pair among them but what will
make you feel kindly toward this store
" YOU buy them.
Buy an you need from these lots. Blan-
keis won't be as cheap again IN a hurry
The Blankets we're talking about are not
cotton flannel sheets. but BLANKETS,
win real wool IN them.
81 Sec
ll- White ard Grey Heavy Wool Fin
isaod. lt Sifg
nl White Move Blankets. worth $50.
at $40
ia white California Wool Blankets
10 value. at 3fes
Is bales Saline and elIkoMne Covered
Bed Comforts. extra value. al CSC.
bales Extra soft Light snkoline Com
forts. $3.50 value at S.T5
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

Rev. Or. W. H. Young of Athens, Ca
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

Sunday school. at 4 p. m and evening
prayer at Sis
Services will be held a. 81. Mlchaers
chapel 40 II O'Clock a. m, and NJ s y. m
hy tho rector Rev. r. Juny. The sun
DAY School will meet at the usual time.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
Dress Trimmings

spanglod, Beaded Appliqucd and Jetted
Me- Effects that are deliberately rich.
THIS IS the most complete assortment OF
Garuitures and Trimmings. and the prices
are remarkably cheap Tor such high class
goods
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
SKIRTS

Mcrccrizcd satecn Undersklrts. in all
coiors. &l.l9. Sifs. H9S s29S
Fun line SILK Underskirts Ass. $50
and $50.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
SPECIAL

Children's ATWOOD Refer Jackets.
Reds and Blues. n.is ana $40; worth
s. % and $3.50
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
SPECIAL

Ladies' Golf Capes. light weight. suit
able for early fan wear, at S2e worth
$500
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
Those SepQ|0|e
Skirts
Are creating no end OF favorable com
ment Just as you'd like them II YOU
bought the materials and had them made
for you. save you that cast though.
Brilliantine. serges. Cheviots. Venetian
and Homespun Clo,h-sSc. N.fe &. 20. S3eS.
Sf9S
S4.9S, worth $3.50
TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS. ................
S9.9S, $12.49 and SIS.
WAISTS
All-wool Flannel Waists in al oolors
trimmed with braid. &c AM $40. value.
81 and 800
French Flannel Waists in oh tho new
shades. slsS. t2ss and S8.
WAISTS
THE STORY
OF A
Silk Stock.

a SILK Department like this one IS not
the result OF luck or haphazard buying.
Every yard OF goods IN Il has 70 stand
our test for quality. and here's chance
10 buy some Of them for less than ever
before
Black snd Colored Tafeta SILK. Is dif-
fercnt shades. J0c value. az 2ac
Black Satin Duchess and Black Taffeta
SIX. q inches wide. regular l.00 quality,
az 79c
Black Peau de Sole. 81 - grade. al Sc
Peau de Sole and Poplin SIX in all The
new shades. worth N.25. at CSC
Guaranteed Black Taneta silks. CSC,
sli9. s1.{e.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
BLACK DRESS
GOODS.

II Black Goods form any part OF your
dress goods thought Il Will be economy
for you TO make a thorough investiga-
ton of our stock. Your dress is here, IL
you'll only come and select e. Just an
item or two TO show you the direction Of
the trade wind
Black An-wool cheviots. venetians and
French Imperial serges, a and l5-Inches
wide. 75c values at 49c.
Black English crepOn. sIeo quality. a,
&C.
64-ineh Black chevio,. 400 quality a,
Esc
5i-inch Black BroadelOth and Venetian.
N.5o value at $50.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
LADIES and CHLDRENS
UNDERWEAR.

Children's F1eece-Lined Ribbed Under
vests. special values. at iOc. l2c. i5c. lie.
2oc and &c each
75c Ladies' white and Grey Ribbed Tn
dervests and Pants. a, 49c.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
BEL s.

In this department you viii And every
thing that Is new. stylish and up 10 date.
The Stitched Patent Leather s. most adj
mired then the GAIT Ribbon Belts COZ
next. with the Plain Patent Leather and
Russian Leather. with Firdle eject backs
and pulley fronts. from 3,c 20 $50
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
L0diGS' NeCkWeOT.

Pretty Mock Dressings. Just the kind
Fashion demands. just the kind which
adds so materially 60 the beauty Of the
fall gowns. You cannot fail 10 be suited
ia this store.
Ladies Velvet Stock Ties. some with
dots and others with tinscl braid. al sc.
3lc. Soc
Ladies' Welt Ties. with dots and tasseI
ends. Csc and zoe.
Ladies corded SILK Ties. all colors. tas-
sci ends 25c
Ladies iiberty six ana Velvet Stock
Jabhots. csc, 75c, slo0
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

Services a, Grace Church will be held
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

At St Johns Church Rev Charles n.
strong rector. there will be morning ssr.
vice and sermon az u o'clock 4. m sun.
day school at 40 p m. and evening ser.
vice at r. NJ.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
SHOES.
We are sole agents for the Ladies' trl,r,
Shoe; price. $50
.-Da-4..a

CDRSETS and HOSIERY
one lot OF Glove-Fit,ing Corsets. the
very best SIC kind az SC.
children's Fast Black, Seamless. Ribbed
Hose. oil sizes. i2iac kind. at Sc.
Chiidren's Heavy Ribbed School Hose
fast black. eoc value at 15c.
Ladies Fast Black Hose. sc kind. three
pairs for soc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
AUCTION sALEs--This pay.

BY virtue of two DEGREES of the Hust-
ings Court Of the city OF Manchester, Va,
one entered February nth and the other
July &c. 1900, in the suit of Nunnahy ct
ais vs.. r. 8. w. Beattie ct ais, Hust-
ingss Court of Manchester, Va, the under
signed, SPECIAL commissioners, will sell at
public auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY, THE Sd DAY OF AUGUST, 1900,
beginning ut ) O'Clock P. NJ, and selling
in the following order: "a The THREE
STORY BRICK STORE BUILDING, with
residence Of twelve rooms in the rear and
on the second and third floors, Nos. S24
and S26 Hull Street, fronting 132 feet on
Ninth Street, which is the direct road to
the Seaboard Air Line Railroad yards; ~
BRICK HOUSE and LOT, No. 500 Porter
Street, containing seven large rooms, front
ing Sc feet at the corner OF Eighth Street,
depth 115 feet; 60. a very desirable LOT,
fronting 71l1 feet on the south side Of
Everett Street, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth Streets, depth 115 feet.
Investors are especially invited to the
sale; they viii find it to their interest to
attend.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the balance in
six, twelve and eighteen months, deferred
payments bearing interest, title retained
till all the purchase-money is paid and
conveyance ordered by the court.
WILLIAM I. CLOPTON,
CHARLES L. PAGE.
WILLIAM ELLYsON,
Special Commissioners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
; ;;: ::; a.; S.

condition, initiating new members every
meeting.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Stella Adele Bradley and Percy
Gordon Atkinson, at the residence OF the
brides mother, No. 12O North Twenty-sixth
Street, next Wednesday, August Sth, at $50
O'Clock 2. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Valentine, who have
been abroad since the spring, and spent
much time at the Paris Exposition, We're
expected to sail from Liverpool for New
York Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs Valentine
will come direct from New York to Rich
mond.
Mr. Emerson R. LOOMS, Of Richmond,
who was SO badly hurt last saturday in
Lenox, Mass, while driving with a party.
Of friends, is reported by the attendant
physicians as being on the road 10 fecoN-
cry. Mr.. LOOMS is expected TO leave for
Richmond as soon as the doctors VIII con-
sent for him to travel.
Virainians i'll New York.
tspecial Dispatch to The Timeso
NEW YORK, August 2-Virsihlahs IN
New York:
Norfolk-R Dorbart Bartholtsi: Mrs G.
Bleady, Mrs. Watson, Imperial; 7. A.
Towsley, Park-Ayenue; C. Z. PATTERSON,
Victoria
Richmond-s. A. Pyle. Albert: L. II
Kaufman, Herald SQUARE: + ~ Pettus,
Hoffman; z. T. Crump, NJ. Fax, NJ. My
ers; New ANS erYla.,i.
Firgiiia-Mrs l.. Duchess, Mrs 4 W at
son, Belvidere; B. P. holland, GAsey; w.
"A. Pinkerton, Park-Ayenue,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Eichmond's

Citizens and Other Matters.
Mr.. julius sycle has returned much
improved in health.
There is some Improvement in the con-
dition of Dr. NJ. L. James.
Mrs. Sam Duggins and son Clayton have
gone 10 Jarratt's TO visit friends.
No. 634. 764-M N. Schaufflederger, Of
Bristol, pneumatic water elevator.
Mr.. w. D. Tiller, of Ashland, and Mr..
]. E. Lane, of Esmont are in the city.
Mr. A. Simon has returned home after
pleasant sojourn at Buckroe Beach, Va.
Mrs Maryweather Anderson and Miss
l3ena Fitzgerald left for Variety Springs
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Wright, and Mr.. S.
a. Hobogensis, of Roanoke, are at Muir
phys.
Mr.. A. Palmer Gordon and bride passed
through the city yesterday to their home in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
REPUBLICANS WILL FIGHT.
PROMINENT Leaders Say they Will Nom
mate in This District

iia'c ih HIS a'tSiiict
The Third District Republicans are
determined 10 make fight. whether or
not they receive any help from the Ma
5lonal Committe.
I'VE viii certainly have candidate in
ahe Held, said Mr.. John S. Bethel, pres
1dent of the Mckinley and Prosperity
Club L don't know who will be put up,
but a fight Will be made. and ] believe
7se can, with proper efforts, carry the
district
MIR George Duncan said he was in IA
Tor OF introducing new blood into the
party, and he thought some person who
has not heretofore affiliated with the
Republicans. but who will in the future
stand by the party, would make a good
Eace.
Mr.. Miles NJ Williams wants a
straightout Republican, and will contrib
ate his share to campaign fund
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
DRUIDS MEET AND BANQUET
They Initiate New Members; Have Big
Time A1icr1Yari.

Liberal Grove No. ., United Ancient Or
der of Druids, held largeltattended
meeting last night at Druids' Hall, Seven
teenth and Main Streets. Five new mem
bers were Initiated and the second degree
was conferred on five others. After the
meeting the members repaired to Mr.. Louis
C. Gisselbrechts restaurant, where refresh
ments We're served and an enjoyable eve
ming spent
The Grove Is in a most Furnishing cOndi-
ton and has a large membership. The
next meeting will be held August 18th,
when ten new members will be initiated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
THIEVES IN FULTON.
Van Organized Band Thought 10 be
Operating" There

The residences and stores of Fulton
1laSe been operated on successfully by a
photographed gang of thieves for the
past few ghts Five private residences
nHd several stores We're broken into and
robbed.
The furniture and undertaking estab-
aIshment Of r. Nielsen. on williamsburg
Saycnue. was entered on Tuesday night
F,y pricing the bar off the blind in the
Sear OF the first story. and several ra!ua-