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Evening journal., 1900-01-05
RAILROADS
pRNNsy, YANIA RAILRoAn
WILMINGTON. AND
BALTIMORE x. =.

Schedule 81 effect November % 1853
Tralnf lelve Wilmington ae f1lowas
Ior Philadelphia lcxpreE4) ll 1.l1. 30.
n.S5. ma ii.45 a. m. 'i5ie. Is7. ' so5. s Iii,
sos oA 6Vl' $50 CO., l-3, 800 and als
Accommodation. 6.iO. 40 S.lf. noa a.
NJ, $3.50. l.32. 400. SIG and l0.4s p. m.
For Chester texpress), 1.5i. 40 $50, l42,
$50. $50 s.55. 1905, ll.25 lls2 i1.45 a. NJ.
20 Aec s5s iSi Ion * sio 40 T. Hos a.
o.; 1880, 2.32 400 526. $50 and l0.i3 p. m
f'or New York (through express). 157,
-l2l6 Dining Carl, l.3l Dining carr. II.
lOl 's0.20 Dining carr, 5.23 and 9i6 p. m.
sonneclng VIA Broad street station,
0.52 a. M: 1880. L37. 232, 81. ass 5.0i.
f07 1893. GIG and 1913 D. m.
For Boston without change. 1919 q. M;
For Newark Center and intermediates
stations I37 a. m. and 6.36 p. m.
baltimore a q 10 WaSning IS 4Ss ~
i.5O, $50. 5.2S. s'6i0. Gas. 7O3 $50 sii p.
M. and i05 night.
baltimore and intermediate stations,
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for
Wilmington lexpross), $50 40 Us, s.s2,
loso a.. i5as rs IA IA 'ls d lls ss ssS
7.3i. n.l6. lbs p. m, and 1920 night
Accommodation. e.3i, 7ao, 9.l2, 10 s5 am;
"a 3il. ioi' 49,, 5'fi' ca. SIS 1920 and
SUNDAY TRAINS
hor Philadelphia (expressl. l5l, 1902. 90
sos 935 1856, 1852. HAS O.. M; 1.3l, 800.
t5S. 607 i32, 906 and 9.16 p. m.
Accommodation. 40. S2j a.. m, 12H
200. 400 526. 1.2S and iO43 p. IA.
For Chester (cxpresa), lol. 4.20. 6.1l, u.43
3D.. M; 1.37 3o0,4.5S. 6W and 9.06 p. m.
Accommoda lion, 7i0 825 a. M; 2lA
zoo, 400 SIG, FPS and 10.43 p. M.
For New York (through expresa). 1.5i.
! Hue Q3J Dining carr, 1866, 1852 ll.45 a. M,
| 81 Dining carr. 400 6.0l, 500 Dining
carr, l.23, $40 p, M, connectlns VIA broad
street station, Philadelphia, 40, no, e.25
q. m; Isl, 800 400, A5S, 60l, IzS and lo.45
For Boston, without change, z23 p. m.
/ Baltimore and Washington, 4.35, 500.
l0is a. M; 1905, 1918, 100 $50, 5.23. $50,
GAG. 7.51. S.n - M, and l.05 night.
] Baltimore and iDtcrmcdiate stations, o.ol
Iu. M. iAuO night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for
/ Wilmington fexprCasl, $50. 1.2J u.23 I.33
a. M; 113. 312 AL, sos, Cos 6.55, l.Sl, 1885,
! liz ita6 p. m, and 1920 night
Accommodation. 835, al2 1875 a. m;
ll13o. 2.3c. G.l3 8Ss and 1920 p. m.
Dor THE SOUTH.
aiespers To- New orleans, Aiken. Memphis,
md Tampa. l,35 p. NJ, daily, slcepcfa TO
/ New. Orleans. Memphis, NASHVILLE, VIA
! AsheFille and Hot Springs.
| Atlantic Coast l1ne.--l2l3 p. m, daily,
elcepcrs % Charleston, Jacl1sonvlhe, Port
ldmpa and Macon. 1888 night. daily,
I sIoapers to Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake g. Ohio Railway. S1 y. m
ld4ly. dining car and sleepers % Cmcln.
natl.
Evening journal., 1900-01-05
TRAINS LBAVE BROAD STREET STA
TON. PHILADELPHIA,
MON HIFTIT WEST

nor THE WEST.
$50 M M. daily. pittsburg. Chicago, ON
cinnan. Louisville and 81. Louis. tDi1
1913 q. M. daily for plf,sburg ami Ch,
caro mo coaches 10 Pittsburgh Llr
TED 10 Two Buffet parior Cars.
II o0 n. m. daiiv, aTimitcd" pittsbnfg
Chicago CieVeiand. Toledo. Cincinnati
Louisville and 81. Louis. Ginning CAfj
1875 p. M. dadly, lllishurs and CleYelau1'
100 D. M. daily, IlttsburE, Chicago, Naanss
Vile fvla llncinndul, Indianapolis app
". Louis. Dining Caro-
$50 D. No.. daily. liitIbufE aud CAIc1Nr
FOR Toledo. except saturday
l035 p. M. daily. Pittsbure. llncmnat
Louisville. Cleveland and 81 ouia
1870 D. m daily. PitisburB aud Cnicig
daily Tor Knoxville, via Shenancoat
Valley Route; for Cleveland. exc-o'
Saturday.
(ss) Congressional Limited Express. Al
Vostlbulo Parlor Cars and Dining Car.
No extra fare other than the usual Pull-
man charge
10 Llnlitti Ez--ess. Vesubule Parlor
Cars. Vesthule Passenger Coaches and
Dining Car No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company Will
.all for and check baggage from hotels
md residences.
For further Information. passengers ere
referred 10 the ticket agent al the sta
Ion.
!. b. HUTCHINSON, j. r. WOOD.
General Manager Gen. Pass. Agen.
Evening journal., 1900-01-05

The night was lark. she sat alone
Beneath the arbor snug,
There was smack. and then she said
You hcrrid kissing bug.
Ohio State Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-13
sEAB0ARD DOCTORS.
Medical Association Meeting and Elcc-
ton OF Officers.

) NEWPORT. NEWS, VA, Jan. 12.-Spe-
ciaI.-The Seaboard Medical Association
adjourned to-night-or, rather this morn
ing-after 4 two days successful and inter-
esting session. in which many interesting
papers were read, and much valuable
discussion INDUCED in.
At this mornings session twelve lddi-
Guiding DIR. Randolph, a lady physician.
recently come to this city. She is mem
Der of the State Society.
Papers were read during the day by the
following: DR.. L. Landlord, Norfolk; DIR.
=. 4. kennon, Norfolk; DR.. j. T. BuN-
ton. Newport News; DR.. ]. J. Mann, Low
isburg. N c.: DR.. Lomax Gwathmey,
Norfolk, and DR.. J. F. Lynch, Norfolk.
During the morning session. DR.. c. R.
CRANKY, OF Norfolk, presented to the
Association the amendment now pending
in the Legislature to the State Board of
Health law, giving the State Board larger
authority in case of epidemic. After
discussion, the amendment was heartily
endorsed.
The banquet was held at the Hotel War
wick. beginning at II o'clock, DR. Lotion,
of Norfolk, officiating as POSTMASTER.
Mayor a. A. Moss responded gracefully
to the toast, Our Guests" The other
principal formal toasts were, 1.-The Doc
tors of the Old Dominion" responded to
by DR.. II. w. Lewis of Jackson, n. c.,
and 1.-The Doctors of the Old North State
responded to by ]. Emmett Sebreel, of
CORTLAND, Va One hundred guests were
present at the banquet, which was one of
the most pleasing in the history of the
Association
The next place of meeting will be Sc
lectcd by the executive committee later
on.
The Association has elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. DR.. H. W. Lewis. Jackson, N. c.;
First Vice-President, DR.. Fletcher Drum
mond ParksleS, Va: Second Vice-Presi-
dent, DR.. NJ. Bolten, Rich Square. N. c.;
Secretary. DIR. J. II. Bagley, Newport
News. Va: Treasurer, DIR. c.. OH.
Laughinghouse, Greensvillc, n. c.: Ora
Tor, Dr. ]. Emmett Sebrell. CORTLAND, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-13
HUNG JURY in
MARSHALL 5 CASE ST
ALetter Written for Accommodation
Got Him Into Trouble.
RUBEN ROSS DID NOT HANG.
Governor Russell IsespI,es Him again.
The Testimony in His Case is Very
Conhicrins-Conflict Between
President aud Cadets.

RALEIGH. NJ c., Jan. 13-Special-Tha
jury in the Marshall case took nearly
twenty-four hours to bring in it's YER
and three for conviction. Marshall wrote
a letter for a client simply as an accom-
mediation. ordering some materials that
we're afterwards found to be used in
counterfeiting, and Marshall was thus
Implicated, is the stating of a long. long
story
Marshall is from Wilmington. AID his
friends there have stood faithfully by
him. His bond has been reduced and tha
next trial set for May.
Again Governor Russell has respited
!! Reuben Ross. colored, VINO Was to have
hanged in Lumberton to-day for assault
on white woman.
CONFLICT OF TESTIMONY.
There is very conflicting testimony
| and every possible chance IS being gwen
the negro. IT was to protect HIM that
the military company was sent from here
last week. The respite this time Is
! until February eth.
| There seems to have conn. clash De-
| tween President Winston. OF the ASrt-
cultural and Mechanical College. and thu
senior class on account of his restrictions
ON some OF their privileges OF long stand
ing The officers of the battalion, alt
+, seniors. rendered their designations. but
on yesterday things We're partially eS-
planned. and the seniors returned to thetI
; duties to await the result of the cou-
ference with the president.
AN ANNEX.
An annex of sixteen rooms has tusf
been completed at the insane asylum
here The Executive Committee of the
asylum has been in session for routine
/. business It was decided chat the new
annex should be used for the .fIicers
OF the asylum and the pay patients.
| Argument in the fertilizer rate casa
E,iil be heard here on the 18th.
Federal court has about finished its
work, and is ready for adjournment Until
the Nav term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-13
DR.. QUERY WILL NOT COME.
The Richmond Committee Call on Him
In PittsburG

PITTSBURG, PA, jan 12-speciaL-
\ committee from st. Paui's Protestant
Episcopal church. Richmond. Va, arriv-
ed here this morning and called upor Pro-
lessor Wa. Query, of the University OF
the South of Sewanee, Tenn, to extend
call to him. Prof. Query is preaching at
Calvary Protestant Episcopal church, TINS
city, during the vacation at the Universe
ty, the Calvary church not having per-
manent rector.
The committee is composed of Major
Robert stiles, Dr. James 3. McCaw and
William c. Bentley, Major Stiles acting
as chairman. Major Stiles said the call
had been extended in hopes that it would
be accepted. and refused to discuss the
matter further.
Prof. Query also refused to discuss the
call The vestrymen of Calvary church
said Prof. Query will undoubtedly re-
fuse the call. as he has numerous others
from the largest and wealthiest congre-
cations in the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-13

would undoubtedly he an appropriation Tor
work on certain rivers and harbors winch
is necessary for the interest OF commerce.
Such appropriations viii come under the
SUPERVISION of the general appropriation
committee. There are a number of places
where work has been commenced and IS
well under way towards completion, that
will have TO be finished or public Interest
will suffer-
Several prominent Republican members
of the House and Senate entertain s!Iniiar
views
The inference drawn from conversation
with members on this subject IS that such
-, 'aporcpriation will be made. In such
an event Virginia will come in for her
share for James river and Norfolk harbor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-13
TRAGEDY IN SOUTHAMPTON.
4 Crazy Negro with 4 Pistol Takes I,
Life and Loses His Own.


Life and Loses His Own
NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 1.-THE usual
quiet of Southampton county has been
disturbed by a horrible tragedy. in which
several men were wounded, and an inof-
fensivc Quaker preacher and a crazy
negro lost their lives. Following are the
particulars:
A negro named RiN, while walking along
the county road to-day. met Thomas Hall
and George Bradshaw, VIII tie farmers of
prominence, who were driving together.
With a warning shout he opened fire on
them without provocation. One bullet
graZed Halls abdomen and another
pierced his arm He subsequently met
Rev. Miles Rayford, a beloved preacher.
and shot him down. Death was instan-
taucous. He then fired several more bull
les into the PROSTATE body.
a Nose was organized and pursued RiX
he was orertaken. but resisted arrest.
firing upon his pursuers. woundins one or
two before he fell. pierced by balls. He
lived only few minutes.
Great excitement was caused in South
ampton between Iuni and FRANKLIN,
where the tragedy occurred. by the report
that the negro was Walter Cotton the
murderer who was to have been hanged in
Portsmouth to-day. but recently walked
ont Of Jail, owing to the. negligence of
stewart. the death-wa1ch.
Subsequent investigation. however, re-
5,,ealed that he was RiX.s and had gone de-
ransed. Hall and the members of the
nosse who were wounded by Rix will re-
cover. &
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Lille Urquhart entertained delight
fully yesterday in honor of her guest, Miss
katherine Heath, of. Norfolk The after
noon hours. between . and z. were devoted
ID a tea. at Which there were a large num-
Der CT callers.
Miss Urquhart Suwned in pink crepe de
chne and Miss Heath in lavender silk.
received the guests. Mrs. c. Borded, as
sisted by Miss Alene Stokes, served punch,
and Mrs. Dallas Flanagan. OF New York.
poured chocolate.
The Young ladies in the dinins-room
were Misses Kate Meredith, Emily Addi-
snn, Minnie Jennings, Courtney Bridges
and Evelyn Gordon.
The house was handsomely decorated In
palms. Testout roses and pink, carnations
and the table in the dining-room was
besu.iful with renaissance lace, cleaning
candles ana Testout roses. Later a card
party was tie feature OF the evening.
After the game Of progressive euchre a
course supper was served by Moesta on
she small tables. The novel tally cards
were in the shape of the spots OF the
cards and the couples were mated by the
names on. the back Of the heroes and
heroines of the new. books
Among these enjoying the game We're:
lucy Hayes. Ethel Pace. Elizabeth DaNen-
mort Coolidge of Boston: Maria Williams,
clara Cooke, Elsie McVit:y, of Philadel-
Jttia: Mamie Stegar. Grace Shields. Rose
MordacAi. Hattie Tyler. ella Jackson
Frank Mccarthy. r. Gary. acchesncy
Marlborough, William Mayo. Lee bragg,
II. BlankenShip. John Lea, J. Coke, Julian
ain. Spencer Carter. Mr.. T. O. fMccabe,
Il. Williams, Tucker and Gessner Harrt-
son. George Willis. William I1abliston.
S.sr.ton McKenl,y. Frank Taylor, of Nor
yo,k: William Bridges. o. Steger. Gray
4Mpseley, William Jones and James
Graves.
Master Herbert Claiborne gave most
delightful Patent Medicine Party last
evening at his home GOO west Grace street.
between the hours of seven and ten
O'clock. After the enjoyable game the
young people were invited to the dining
room where an elegant supper was
served. An elegant silver bowl of Amer
ican beauties ornamental the centre of
the table. and red-shaded candles shed
rosea;es hue OYER the beautiful table.
81 The guests tWero Misses Avis Grant, Ro-
berta TrIgg, Alice Doyle Barbora Trigg.
Mamie Montague, Carrie Rennolds. Bessie
6a1laa. Mary Drake. Marta Robinson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-13
DR.. steele Lectures in Creyye.

CREME, VA. Jan. 12.-SpeciaL-Rev- S.
y. Steel, of Richmond. delivered his lee
,ture on R'.Home Life in Dixie During the
War at the Methodist church here last
night, under the auspices of the Epworth
League.
Mr. W. w Meadows has moved his fam
lily to Roanoke. where they will reside IN
the future.
Mrs. r. Minter Fursuson. of Bristol,
Tenn, is here on visit 10 her parents,
Captain ard Mrs E. F. Loekett.
Miss Mamie ki1by Rawls, OF MOI, va,
IS visiting Mrs w. r. Bradshaw. here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-13
ENDORSE THE MOVEMENT.
Henderson Chamber Of Commerce.
Fayor, the s. a.. IL. consolidation.

Z =
Henderson Chamber of Commences
Favors the S. a. u. Consolitiaiion.
HENDERSON, II. C., Jan, 12e.--Speciai-s
The Chamber OF Commerce OF Henderson
has adopted q resolution endorsing Mr.
rehn SHELTON Williams In his efforts tent
ing to the completion and consol iesatto.l
OF the greater Seaboard Air Line railroad
system. and. stating that they regard a.
against the best interests or the soash.
generally. every EFFORT that Is being uladoi
20 defeat this consoli siati lon {.
The people OF Henderson have wal ch g,
this work most eagerly and regard hs
chances OF success assured beyond oues--:
Z ton. 81,
Tbe consolidation will give Henderson
and the neighborins section more dtIscs
line to tina North. South and NN esf.s ann
s1 ,.Ir nner ID her new and undeveIoped Sc
tons of rich timber iandS and 49,
Y,,rxsneYA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-13

Bernard Cooke. Laura Rutherford, Kitty
Lancaster, Mary Drewry, Elizabeth
Wheat Hattie Shields. Mary Stegar,
Mary Moulton. Bessie Upshur. Anna Pur-
cell, Louise Harrison. Henningham Lyons
and Masters Willie Trigg, Croxton Cor
don. Mcdonald Wexford Writ Lyons.
Travcrs Wood. Richard Osterloh. Robert
Lucke. Thomas Atkinson, George Street,
Thomas Grundy, BlacIawood Cameron,
Ersliine Hazard. Wilson Hazard, Ashby
Jones. Triplett Montague, Meredith Mon
tague. Charley Stokes. Thomas Atkinson,
Landon Mason. Charley Watkins, Addi-
son Rennolds. Wyudham Sutton, Robert
Daniel, Lamar Mcleod, Robert Jeffress,
Willie Price. Lewis Bosher, Celt Drake,
Herbert Whitehurst.
The meeting Of the Colonial Danes
that was TO have been held yesterday
afternoon was postponed
The Daughters of the Revolution will
meet Monday at the Virginia Historical
Society rooms. and not at the residence
of Mrs. Stephen Putney, as was pre-
viously announced.
The music TO be rendered at the spe-
cial service at Broad Street Methodist
church tomorrow night will be unusually
attractive, as follows:
voluntary-"The Radiant Morn Hath
Passed Away (Nvoodward.)
Male Quartette-"Jesas. Lover of my
Soul Macy, by Glee Quartette of
University College of Medicine.
Observation-Disclosures and Best of the
Sons of the Morning" {Schnecker)
OffeItory-Contralto solo {selectedo
Miss Mabel Digs.
Anthem (without accompaniment,)-
"Still. Still with Thee (Gerrish)
These services will be given regardless
of the weather and the pubic. Especially
young men are cordially invited to at
tend
Among the Richmond people who at
tended the Palmer-Ford marriage in Roa-
noke were Miss Annie Gray, Miss Flor
ence N1ckenny. Miss Bessie Hill. Mr..
and Mrs. James CaslSie, Mrs. Walter
Bufoot, and Mr.. John ingalls, Palmer.
Miss Rose Mordecai is the guest Of the
Misses Norwood, on Fifth street.
Miss NIlliken, one Of the members Of
Cranes Company, is a Southern girl,
and halls from Tennessee. She is ex-
exceedingly beautiful and attracted all at
the drawing room reception yesterday
by her gracious and naive manner.
Miss Lisa Beirne is visiting in jack
sonvlile, Fla
Miss Amelia Dorflinger. who has been
the guest of the Misses Kessnich, will
leave for her home in Brunswick.
Ga, tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-13
IntIoeof Perfection.

Iibertas Lodge Of Perfection. No. 5, An
Gent and Accepted Scottish Rite OF Free
masonry, will hold a called meeting TINS
AFTERNOON ct 6 o'clock In st. Adams Hal.
at which time the degrees controlled by
this -body-the Fourth TO the Fourteenth
will be conferred.
This meeting is called for the benefit OF
several brethren. who desire 70 adVance
win the class already formed to receive
5the sublime degree of knight Rose CrotS
on next Wednesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-13
Hospital Notes.

Professor Davis, condition continues 70
improve at the Virginia Hospital
Mr.. Childress, who was taken 70 the
Retreat badly Injured by tran, is re-
Fireman Bullock Is improving.
Mrs. Browning, at the Old Domtnlon.
snentsniiite comfort BILE day yesterday.
and Is improving satisfactorily
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-13
Nobody TO Hang.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. 12--Special.-
Walter Cotton fcolored). who was to be
hanged at Portsmouth to-day for the
murder of Charles Wyatt, a white store
keeper. Of Portsmouth, has not been cap
tured since he broke Jail recently white
Guard Saunders slept There wes no
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-13
I,aptist snndsy-sschoo

The nonthiy meeting OF the Baptist
.sunday-Schooi Association OF Richmond
and Manchester VIII be held tomorrow
mt sa.9O Pr 8. at theS Oak Grove Baptist
schurch Ndanch hester. Addresses by Rev.
sW.1iW.s Sisk and OIL hers. and tAtsreetlnx
saxarcisas may he expectec,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-13

ssnEL SIX HOURS: DISTRESS
Ing x dnev and Bladder Diseases re-;
liexed in st1 hours !! IIty GREAT
g gis1a great surprise on account Of Its!
&exceeding promp tness$ In relieving pain
ii blad der, i Kidneys and back. In male
or female relieves retention aof water
relief and cure this isst the remedy.S Sold
IS by5W. 81. 8 Scott and Owens e Minor:
~ drug Co ichmond.sVa. 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-13

The meeting Of the Colonial Danes
that was TO have been held yesterday
afternoon was postponed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-13


power, duties and MISUNDERSTANDING the;
State Board of AHealt s54
@ By Senator Blakey-C onferringce certain;
powers upon the Board sofs snpervisorsso OF
Mathews county.
HOUSEHOLDS PASSED.
Regulating hunting spartridEes in Prtn-5
cess Anne county .4s VS.
8 To- enable city Of Fred ricksburg to- en-
forece collection OF taxes 80
81 To amend act in relat ion to hogs run
ming at large il. Russell county
authorizing the city Of Newport News,
to issue bonds. *
Authorizing School Boards Of Hanover:
and Henrico counties to pay treasurers,
for collecting the school fund.
To amend section 3073 OF the Code. az
to the terms Of the Hastings Court of
Richmond. IS
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To enlarge the powers OF Richmond
Traction Company.
For the relief If DR.. William Janney.
To incorporate the Charlotte County
Railway Company.
To amend charter Richmond Institute.
Authorizing Peyton Hundley, to erect o
wharf in Rappahannock river in Essex
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-13

The Daughters Of the Revolution will
meet Monday at the Virginia Historical
Society rooms. and not at the residence
of Mrs. Stephen Putney, as was pre-
viously announced.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-01-04
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