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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
INSU MIS- EFEATED

STowy2s OF Taal, Province OF Batan1as.
MANILA,ssJan.12 a. SO q. N 1T COM
pan S1p,aanies Of the 18th fantry der a5ors
johnson. and three compa nies of thessSSth
Infantry commanded by Major Muir, de-s
featedS 500 insurgents at 5Taal. province OF
sBatangas, Saturday. taking the TO Nh
The United states Gunboat Marietta
also shelled the place The insurgents
] had four cannons, two of which we're
captured Two Americans were wounded
and ten insurgent, dead were found on
the field.
The Plague statistics show a total Of
7 Ii cases and III deaths.
ssWAsHINGToN, D. c.. Jan. 2 Cen
eral Otis informs the War1Departmentfo OF
recent military operations in the Phil
5ippines IN the following despatch
manila, Ian. q. 1900.
81 Major Johnson, commanding battalion
10th Infantry, Whea tons Brigade, rcl;ot
from Iebbulemery 18th and got .nsta n r.
drove enemy through Balaya any: cas-
ward. morning 18th, capturing seventeen
rifles one field piece, few hours later
through CaIaca, capturing four prisoners
s four horses and equipments, SIX rliies.f
killed three insurgents, adSancsu5 y"
5Iemery that afternoon. captured en.Hlv,s
foutnos1. three men. six horses; advanced
sons1Lemery Eve o'clock P NJ. !:ieiny
strongly entrenched; sent by navy gun
boat for assistance when three compa-
ME. Of Muir, Battalion. SSth sent to TaaI
tnsurgent Headquarters; Johnson drove
enemy through Lemery on Taal, where
he attacked southern portion of city.
..Enemy dispersed retreating In many
directions; : Johnson's casualties one man
killed, one seriously and two slightly
wounded, four field pieces and quantity
of rifles captured.
.'This movement of Johnson's was ably
conducted and important in results; enc
my reported in large force and heavily
entrenched at and near Santa Cruz, La
guna do Bay. Schwan swinging his
troops on that point has left few miles
east of. Calamba, his right, consisting OF
cavalry at city of aTayabas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
I. PLEASING ENTERTAINMENT.
Captain W.sB. Whitiock Thanked Iot
His Able EHOr Is. 3s

q
His. Able Efforts
After the J. regular routine business
transacted at Pickett Camp last. night:
an enterta TO the ladies, AID s1und
arranged by Captain w. B. WhitlocKR was
given. The affair was quite an sh--
8joyabIe one and a rising vote OF tha -ni.s
was rendered the entertainment CONNIE.
tee !,
The Fulton Quartette was out IN an
fits glory and by no means the ieast en- en-.
PERTAINING number was the 1uyenlio
asongsters.
The programme was as follows. So
IS Mr.. John BouIware, manag Mes SIS
8B. Seals Porr, Childr S: = uiee1.
sMand olin and Guitar Club.
IS Msssrs. W.sWhitlock, E-sNphitioek. Lol11
ME Points. Ro. Lee. ulton Vocal = uarz
$tettes ftheir own selection) 81
Miss Mamie Pegram. Recitation -
Master John Davis. Master Mat NC.
5Dougal, DiaIogue-Dew and Hooson...
Mrs. j. Thmna Taylor. MISS 1da 1,
sClarks. Vocal Due.
Hon. 81 Kelly. Recitat on.
Mr.AC Charles Philli ps. FOCAL Solo.
Llttls& Misses AIMS Taylor. l1uls .1ny.s
gie., G;ady1s Peytnn. drneia crouchs WHIT
locks aiasts:ts. accompanied py 49,;
Gladys sRsytea. Il
adrs.SW.lw.sY eamann. Recita tion.
Mrs AIektle Andersen Vocal solo
Little. Miss Ruby Huml 1ney, solo ana
5RedtAtion aucoszI ,,eL 49, =. q
5Haai0 HuGl NJ. S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
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Zinc Shooting.

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The live bird match which took place at
Blandon Parl, Saturday afternoon was
well ATTENDED. eleven shooters facing the
traps. The birds were an extra strong
lot. which called for quick and accurate
shooting.
It was said by Mr.. A. ". Du Bray. who
took part in tlle match and who repre-
scnts one of the largest gun factories IN
the United States, that 4ichmond mad
some as good shooters as could be iol,na
in any city of its size he has ever visited,
and his business takes him TO every city
Of Importance in this country
The eleven guns used represented sl,Soo
In value Over two hundred birds were
trapped and the scores were remarkable
good. .,,a,.
Messrs. Parker Brothers, through
Messrs. T. w. Tignor's Sons, have 90.
mated one of their handsomest ana la.es.
model hammerless shot guns to be shot
for by the, members Of the different gun
clubs here during the coming season.
Messrs. r. w Tignor's Sons VIII. n a
few days, have this gun on eAnioo.oI
and will take great pleasure In showing
same TO all who feel interested IN shooeliis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
James Young as Lord Byron Scored
Success.
Academy-James Young Is ora
Byron
+ class vaudeville

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Mr.. James Young's new play, Lord
Byron,' Is one of those dramatic WORKS
original in theme and delicate In nandhnS
that frequently makes an extraordinary
success, The chance which led Mr.. Dung
t, produce it is a happy one. It will ap-
Er.:al mainly to those of polite breeding and
quick intelligence, but 1t is full OF interest
to all classes Of the play-soing pubic.
Miss Johnson, the authoress. delights IN
wit, cynicsm and aphorisms- There IS
much good comedy, and the play IS VIII
ten with dexterity and thickness IN De
vice. Running through it Is VEN OF
philosophy for those who can detect ana
appreciate IT; there is diversity OF char.
acter drawing and many strong dramatic
situations.
In scenery and in costumes: constitute
lions and grouping-which make UP
dazzling spectacle-.".Lord Byron furn-
ishes a Offering feast to the eye II
appeared to he the universal opinion last
night that no more elaborate stage sex
tings had been seen here this season than
the four acts of this play contripueeu.
Not only is the play admirably staged.
but IT is generally we'll played-tndeed.
I the smoothness Of the performance is re-
Emarkable { rs Ii. rirg that It was only pro-
duced last Friday.
Mr.. Young looked the poet TO perleceloii,
and the imaginative quality, the poe.lc
Temperament, the lofty ambitions, the VS.
icnary theories and the nobility of the soul
of the poet were finely expressed and With
nice discrimination.
In his support Miss Feda Louise 5Jonn-
son easily stood first She made an I'M
preston which Will be lasting. She Is a
{ charming actress of great beauty Of face
and form, and smile that is Infectious.
Miss Mary Thurston. f5this city, VINO
hu., adopted the stage as profession
after years OF study, IS a promising
actress with great present opportunities
in the -oie of Lady Byron. Miss Grace
" OWN, who was last seen here with Mr.
Charles Coghlan, displays her usual aoll-
fty in the part Of Lady jersey. Miss ken
:nedy as Lady Caroline Lamb has the re-
auisite intelligence and skill former I'M
por;ant part Mr.. Ig Lawrence was excel
lent as Tom Moore. and Mr. Oliver Jenk-
lins. Harry steele. CuthbertsiNice ana ho-
ward Won Bergrun, with other n1enloess
E of the cast, fully sustained their respectise
roles. =, ~
There we're curtain calls al the END OF
each act and at the end OF stne TN = ~
Young received quite an ovation,
There will special matinee TINS ,al n-s.,.
room and the engagement will close Win
the performance to-nisnlt'.s533
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
ASINGULAR FIND.
The Personal Outfit of a CoIumbi
Isioter Un(ern Rock.

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M COLUMBIA. VA. Jan. Special
While playing on one Of the back streets
In Columbia to-day. little Wilmart Rich
ardson, the nine-year-old child OF Mr..
Virgo Richardson, found hid under rock
the following things: One coat, one pair
OF shoes, one pipe, two pocket books Tone
had SC In it,, one bottle Of whiskey and
one very fine pistol OF 3scaltbre The
things are supposed to belong to one OF
the gang OF negroes who was in the disor-
: derby mob who assaulted Officer Jordan
Christmas. and when one OF the mob was
shot dead and two others wounded. he
fled and hid them to keep from being iden-s
titled 80 81
On the same right Of the rtot and short
{ Iy after the killing Of one negro and tie
wounding OF the other two. a colored man
called at Mr.. Arthur Walton's store az
most In nude condition, saying that he
had been assaulted and nearly str4ppad
of his clothing. One of the clerks IN tho
store gave him some old clothes and he left,
and it's generally thought here that this
negro was one OF the mob. and he fearing
arrest never came back to get the things
sy,,f1 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
jim Crow Bill Should Pass.

Editor of The Times:
Sir,-The writer believes it to be the
earnest desire Of each and every truly.
self-respecting southerner that MT. Epps
original .Iim Grow" car bill be passed by
the Senate, and that every possible in
fluence may be eXerted to make 1t
law at once.
It is nonsense to talk about settling
this matter by investing with police au-
thority the conductors on the cars. Ih1s
is matter of far too much importance
to be lightly set aside.
What one conductor, without the as
sistance of passengers. could possibly
eject several Intoxicated, hoisterous, obs
streperous colored persons
Where would be the conductor should
the car at the time of aEdisturbance con-
tain only ladies and children? Who can
tell when. or where disturbance is likely
to occur The troubles are occurring
more and more frequently.
Gentlemen have not always the time,
and certainly not the inclination. to be-
come involved in SO disagreeable an fair;
but in ease of necessity, would, ]. am
sure. aid to the extent OF their aDility.
any; and all conductors needing assist
ance, which would involve loss of time
and possibly danger to all OF the pas
sengers.
Should the original bill not become a
law, what a pity itswill be that the sub
ject has ever BEEN agitated, as those
persons who are inclined to- be &disor-
derly will then become all the more So
The insolences Of some of them has al
ready become well-nigh unbearable.
The travelling public, who SO literally
patronize the electric and railroad COR
porations. expect, and reasonably expect
to have everything within reason done
for their safety, convenience, comfort and
pleasure. And what will conduce more
IN .fhairEs safety r. convenience and COM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
Wedding Cards.

COLUMBIA, VA, Jan. 22.-Special-
Cards are out for the marriage of one
of Colunbias most popular and charm
ing young ladies.
Miss Harriette w. Cosby will be married
to DR.. Rolfe E. Hughes atssSt. Johns
church on Tuesday, January 80, 1900
Miss Cosby is a daughter of the late
Charles E. Cosby. for many years the.
assistant superintendentof the James
River and 1<anawha Canal, and Dr.
Hughes is prominent physician Of
5Laurens, S. c., but at one time was a
resident Of this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
GUEST OF kELLAR
not THE CLUB
will remember that Mr. Bryan now stands
before the nation as an avowed aspirant
:eeking the Democratic Presidential nomi-
Continued From First Page). !

will remember that Mr.. Bryan now stands
before the nation as an avowed aspirant
:eekinS the Democratic Presidential nomi-
nation.
Here the letter cites the acrimonious
correspondence between Mr. Bryan and
Perry Belmont, growing out Of Mr.
Bryan's declination of the Democratic
Clubs invitation to the Jefferson Day
banquet in which he condemned political
communion between Jefferson Democrats
who stand upon the Chicago platform
and the Republican allies who nlasque-
rade as democrats between campaigns In
order to give more potency to their be-
trayaI OF Democratic principles on cleo
ton day The letter continues
SINCERELY. BUT RESPECTFULLY.
LIT may be fairly inferred from all Of
the foregoing that II you were not now
considered by Mr.. Bryan as an avowed
believer in his doctrine of free and I'M
limited silver coinage ut the ratio Of 16
to l. he would also have declined your
invitation on the ground that no marty
advantage is to be derived from political
comm union with you at the Democratic
Club We Go know. however. that We
are Democrats and Interested in the sue
cess OF the Democratic party In the city.
In the State and in the nation. This be-
ing true we sincerely but respectfully
urge upon you. occupying as you do. the
position of president of the club, not
to do amy thing which would tend to fore
stall the action OF the Eext Democratic
National convention.
..As individuals we insist upon the right
to express our opinions in regard to the
future policy of our party and the selec-
ton OF its nominees. We believe 1t UNI.
wise to permit the opinion to go broad
cast throughout the land that the Demo-
cratic Club of this city, or the Demo-
cratic party of this State. so far in adj
vance Of the convention are irrevocabIy
committed t othe endorsement Of the
committed to the endorsement OF the
or of the views of the last Presidential
nominee.
I've are painfully aware OF the fact
that IN 1886 we lost the State of New
York by 26S,4s4 and the city by more
than 20,0G0. It is our desire. IL possible
to prevent a repetition OF another such
Democratic political disappointment.
In conclusion. let US again -epeat that
we take this course IN good feeling and
to prevent, IL possible, a misconstruc-
ton OF your individual act as being the
act OF the Democratic Club
Mr. kellar, when shown the Fox letter
said his individual dinner compromises
the club In no way, and that he did NOT
think the South or West would interpret
1t as the Democratic Club dinner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
horticultural Society.

Committees authorized by me Virginia
5Horticu't ura Society met las. night It
Murphy's The meeting was one Of I'M
portance. Two bills which will be pre-
sented before the present legislature
were discussed A bill incorporati ting the
society under the name of the Virginia
State Horticultural Society. The second
the insect pest.
There We're present at the meeting
Samuel B., Woods, of rlottesviDe ;,SPro-s
lessor B.Alwood.sof IL BIack sburg;;s Mr..
W.T.. Hood and A. F. Mosley. of Henrtco
county: j. B.sNVatkins of Chesterfield: :
George T.. Murrell. OF Bedford, and Cd
sWylanu, of sCrozet. s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
NEW COTTON MILL.
Wilmington Introduces a Splendid

Wilmington Introduces Splendid
New Enterprise.
WILMINGTON. N C.. Jan, % .--Spe ciai:
The Delsade mill. new quarter of d MIL
lion dollar cotton factory in this city,
began operations with a capacity for
1900 yards of finished cloth per dag. The
mill now has 1900 spindles and gives em-
plo,nent TO 3G0 operatives. A principal
stackhulder said ii would begin !,y June list
an addition which would double. the pres
cnt capacity.
their 1,rasuct Viii be disposed of through
commission houses in New York The
caicers nre e. C. C. Holt. president; r.
n. Bellamy. yice-president, and j. w.
Williamson. secretary and treasurer.
Mrs Hot, wife of the president. started
the Inachinef'y and fed the first raw cot
1cn In the picking machines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
WELDON SPINNING MILL.
A Large Crop Of Congressional Candi-
dates-No More Smallpox,

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dates-No More Smallpox,
WELDON. n. G., Jan. 22--SSl>ccial.-1'he
Halifax State farm has been .urned over
10 the owners and all the property belong
ing to the State taken over TO the North
a1npts n farm. M. Z. c. Shearin, who WIS
supervisor at the Iialifax iarm, takes
charge of the northampton farm, vice, Il.
L. SAlnirnerell. resigned.
The Weldon Cotton Manufacturing Com
DHny expects at an early day TO tcssin the
construction OF a spinning mill and ex-
poets to be ready To spin tileir ow.l yarns
by the time the new cotton crop Genes III.
DR.. f. 70. Green, superintendent Of
health, informs me that there is now not
q single case Of smallpox in Halifax
county. He nipped the disease in the hud
and stamped 1t out by n general VAGINA
tion. But Cor this 1t would undoub;ediy
have been spread ali over the county.
At the next Congressional convention In
this district there will be u large number
of candidates for the n domination. Halifax
Will have two, Edgecombe one. Wilson
cne Warren ono or two, Leuoir one, Ber-
tie one and perhaps there are others who
have not yet announced themselves.
A goo. many Halifax county farmers
are holding cotton. 1t certainly shows
that the farmers are growing independent
and getting In better circumstances When
they can afford to hold their cotton. "A
good many limbless cotton-seed are being
purchased In halifax county. this year.
"A large number Of people have written
tfat fley expect 10 attend the educational
meeting anc Missionary Institute here next
week.
A colored woman here obtained q d.
vorce from her husband a few days ago,
and ne was killed the following day III a
railroad accident.
News mas been received here of the
death Of Nc Hal Pope in Texas. He was
at one time agent for the. Atlantic Coast
Line at TdllerS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
ELKs's BANQUET
Brothers Wendenburs and sChites he-
saond to Toasts.

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a ,ter +ha .ner formance at the Academy
=. e. e. n;pht the Richmond Lodge of Eilks
rendered a banquet at their home, . on
Eleventh street, to Mr.. James xoung, a,G
actor. Covers were laid 70. eign n.y. a4'o
the affair was most delightful one
Mr.-P. G. Kelley called the assem- I'm Dla a Sc
10 order. and introduced. Senator EDWARD
Lyle. Of Roanoke. as toastmass TEL, was
CHty Sergeant Claiborne Epps Was
chairman Of the Committee Of Arrange
m .s,lt and his work was well execu Sa-r
A large delegation OF Elks from sarer Ne"T
port News and Hampton We're pres en- IA
liter drinking a silent toast 70 tne ~, ue :
parted brothers, the matchmaking was "a
begun by Mr.. j: OsfWendenburg, VINO , ,e5
sponded2 to ..Lawyers. as s Have rot tha
Them. Mr. Chiles, of Hampton; was ene
next speaker, and was followed by WI:
i Kelley, Of Newport News. whose -enorc
was exceedingly and enter. al nnsed
with several songs by Captain Frank w.
gCsunninghann.5 ssES5fs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
lP()LlIIC
NOR TIL CAROLINA. !.
Senator Butler and Ohio Wilson
Make Up a Quarrel.
DIVORCE . S IA S GAL G, OR Q R. s |:
Rcnitcntiary Convlcts Sent to fhos
phaIc Mines, Though Declared by
.l,c Board They should Not Go
on Il ccount OF Cni,calthincss.

RALEIGH. N. c.. Jan. Especial
There Is sfiil much comment on Senator
Buffers speech here before the Popuhst
committee on Thursday night. Butler
will be candidate TO succeed himself
as United States senator. Senator Butler
and ex-Rnilroad Commissioner Ohio Will
son. who had not been on good terms for
some time made up their little quarrel.
Eight divorce suits are dockcted for the
Superior Court OF this county sfor the
February term.
AT the meeting of the penitentiary d.
to work in the phosphate mines at the
Castle Haynes farm. on account of 1t be-
ing SO unhealthy, but, in the face OF that,
some have been sent.
The Supreme Court meets on February
9Th, when applicants for law license wall be
examined. The license tax set aside by
the stntute for the benefit of the library
fund Is $50 and the parchment certificate
for the printers is s.. II an applicant
fails 10 pass his money is refunded. All
examinations are in writing.
The Haywood Tobacco Company. of
Waynesvile. was incorporated yesterday.
The State thus far this year chartered
no less than seven cotton mills and knit
ting mills.
1t is probable that the Raney Memorial
Library will be opened in May. and with
appropriate ceremonies.
The shipping of this States exhibits for
Paris As nearly completed The packing
and marking are done with great care,
the addresses being in both English and
French.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
Deaths in charlottesville.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Jan. o2--S
Special.-NIrs. Lucy Adams died yesterday
at her home near this city, aged seventy
seven years. Her funeral took place this 1
afternoon at 1880. Il
Miss Emma Mallory died last night at
O'Clock at the residence of her brother-in-
law, Mr.. H. NJ. Williamson, on Market
street, aged thirty years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23

present and the meeting was an, interest,"
Ing one and quite beneficial. Besides the
routine business the Union decided to
hold regular Sunday School nass-meet-33
ings at one of the three large churches in.
the center of5the city at stated Intervals
during the year. Much enthusiasm and in.
terest was manifested in this movement
by those present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
Now 1icmbe, and officers.

Enterprise Council, 10. 6, United Order
American Mechanics, held an interesting
meeting last night, besides trahsactins
routine business and e,ecting one member
Mr. Howard w. Wilson was received as
a member into the order.
The following gentlemen were eIecte &c
for the ensuing year: Counsellor. >. W.
Woodson: Vice1C Counsellor, w. II. Jarvis;
Treasurer H.r9C. Watkins; Financial Sec
rotary. J. 7. L. Woodson; Secretary, jill
Gordon;5 Conductor, j. e. Reynolds; War
den. w. B. Davis; Inside Sentinel. z. ~.
HenleY: Outside Sentinel, John w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
Privileged Case.

& WYTHEvILLE, VA, Jan. Especial.
The case of Painter VS.. Stefan, to be
argued before the Supreme Court Tues.
day, 23d instant, is of general Importance,
involving the road laws of Wythe. Pu-
laski and other counties. Of such i'm
portance is it that the case has been
taken up out of it's order on the docket
ut Wytheville and transferred to Rich
mond. and there placed upon the .privt-
sleged'' docket so that if that road law
be declared unconstitutional the present
Legislature may enact a new road law, etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
FLASHED His Finger.

Robert Chamberlain, a co1ored boy.
mashed tho end of his little off yesterday
evening about 600 o'clock.
He at once went to the Second station,
and the ambulance was summoned. Dr
w. w. Parker attended him, and sewed
the joint on again.
Moses White fell from wagon on Viz
Einia street yesterday morning. The am
balance was summoned, but on its arrival
he had revived and needed no treatment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
Knights Of Pythins..

A full-attended meeting Of 1yanhoe
lodge X. of p, was held at Central Hall,
IN Efrth street. last night. at which the
following officers were elected:
r. =. Shelton. p. c.: Jeff.W allace, e. c.:
IS. Il. King. ". c.: FL. Starke. pre.ate;
Eesl. NJ. of e.: d. p. Gill, M. Of F.. S. T..
i,-TIi,an, L c.: a. r. Dalton. Q. G.: A. L.
Davis. K. Of r. and 81 S. S. Elan, R.7M.
smith. T. ". Baldwin, trustees; z.
Ra,skell, r. G. LII F. . a. Arthur,fsD. D
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
Sons ofVcterans.

The regular weekly meeting of r. p;
Lee Camp, Sons of Veterans, was held
last night at Lee Camp Hall. Commander
John A. Lamb presided. The attendance
was unusually large Applications for
i membership We're received from Messrs.
w. Ross Southwark and Charles A Muire.
Short talks were made by Comrades Hol-
man, Adams, Rines and LShtfoot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
ENLARGE "A BRICK PLANT.
Contract for Oak Timber to Build
Sims iii Mnine.

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Ships III Maine.
TOANO, VA, Jan. 22.-spectal. The
R. Fl. Richardson & Son brick plant, man man
aged by Mr. E. G. Taitum, was COM
8peIled to purchase a larger boiler to dry
the bricks faster. as there is great de-:
mand for their bricks in Newport News
and Hampton. The boiler arrived at the
yard Saturday. The brick plant will soon
be at work again. and will employ about
5 fifty to seventy-fve men regularly.
Mr.. E. A. Wentworth, who purchased
Mr.. r. H. Safer last September, has
completed contract for ship timber to
build the largest ship ever built IN the
at ..IIog Neck landing. and sent on as
soon as possible to Rockport. Me.
Miss Mary W. Mercer. of Williamsburg,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Branch
Miss Mamie Vail. of New York, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Carlton, near
sLightfoot, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23
InccndinryFiit.

MARION. N. c.. Jan 22-special-A.
x. Viewers barn containing four horses.
two COWS. Ave hundred bushels of corn.
buggy and farming implements. was
burned near here last night.
z Loss about two thousand dollars No
Insurance. It was .te work OF an In
ce,pdiaIy.