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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-24
PROSPECTS OF
THE BOER WAR.
By General J. NJ. Schoield.

The Beers appear to have committed
their first serious mistake in the re-
treat from Kimberley by attempting to
cross Immediately in front of the Brit
ish forces to reach Bloemfontein. Their
line Of retreat should have been by way
of Boshof, which line they should have
made sure to keep open, and thence to
Brandfort or Winburg, thus making
certain their junction with troops COM
ing from the north and east toward
Bloemfontein,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-24

operations approach a junction toward
johannesburg.
So far as can now be foreseen the
Beers, after many hard-fought battles.
should be able to make a final and pro-
longed struggle for victory on the line
of the Vaal River.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-24

If for political reasons it was thought
necessary to defend the Free State cap
ital, that place should have been held
by other troops until Cronje could reach
it by the circuitous route above re-
ferred to.
But Bloemfontein is stategically
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-24
NEW YORK'S BIG TUNNEL IS BEGUN.
bean ROa to Ha1em

upon the road. 1t will be located in the
middle of the park.
TUNNEL TO BE WELL LIGHTED.
Engineer Parsons says that the tun-
mel road will not be the dark and
gloomy hole in the ground which the
street-surface magnates declare it will
be- A system of lighting has been per-
fected, and at frequent intervals
throughout the entire length of the tun-
mel large electric lights will be sunk
in the receSSes of the wall.
The stations are to be lighted with
electricity and the general effect is to
be light, avoiding any gloomy projec
ton. To produce such an appearance
the color of the enameled bricks or
tiles will be white, except when bricks
or tiles of other color are introduced for
architectural effect
THE SIGNALLING DEVICES.
The signalling devices will be of the
most approved character, and prefer
ence will be given to a system which
will automatically bring a train to
stop in the event of the man in charge
failing to obey a danger signal. En-
gineer Parsons says that such a system
will be put in operation on the under
ground road, and he expects the road
to be operated for years without acct
dent
The ventilation of the tunnel has re-
ceived careful attention at the hands of
the engineers. Pure and wholesome
air will be supplied at all times. In
addition to the openings to the tunnel
to be constructed at stations the con-
tractors must build two large blow
holes between every two stations on the
tunnel portion of the main and west
side lines between SiXtieth street and
One Hundred and Fiftieth street.
NO ELEVATORS AT STATIONS.
The stations along the route of the
underground road will be located on
street corners. At the present time it
is not in the plans to have elevators
running from the street surface to the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03
Alexandra. Notes.

ALEXANDRIA,, va. Feb. ctpi---
The funeral OF Mrs. Walter pannsl!y
took pl;tes this morning AZ Ten o'clock
from ST. Mays Catholic church. and
was, largely attended. The funeral ser-
vices were conducted BIZ Rex. II. J. 6sus-
lar. The intsrmen, was mad in ST.
Afary's Cemetery.
The Columbia Steam Fire ED ssine s ,rsn-s
paay: of this city, have received an irfvi-3
lssion 10 attend the Maryland State Fire.
ms ii. i. Associates n, which meet In sasti-
ore or June 18th. ttsit. ard i5sh. AZ IA
meeting. held Hast evening. action was
deferred in the matter.
M. John r. ShiEn. sorenaan of the faco-
motive repairs at ,he Southern RafIway
sfouspany.s shops here. has been trans
fsrred 10 Selma a Ia blnaa. where ae goes
asfmasser mechanic
Mr George c. Mari. mana ger qf ttteg
Standard on Worries In this cisS. has
sendsred his resigns stan r. saanassr ess
that rnmrany
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03
Zee Camp q. Y.

z. e.. Lee Camp. No. /. c. v. held its
reslllar meeting last night.
Commander Jas. W. Pesram. secretary
OF the Board OF vls.toraf OF tie soldiers
Homo, reported a viica.ief On TIE Board
OF Visitors, caused b. the death of Cons
rade Thes. 4. Hrander which WIS filled
By the, election Of CoBIrade a. G. peag,
letter was rsceivs( from Mrs. General
Thomas a. Brandef. watch was read TO-
the Camp.
The following committee Wa appointed
to draft suitable resolutions expressive OF
the sorrow 81 the Camp at toe death OF
ComraGe TEns. a. Brandcr: Cnmra,fe
John Boiling. Gerras Ssarrs and ssn. 2.
Smith.
The oil portrait of General Turner 4tsh-
by viii be presented 10 the Camp on next
Friday night. The sneeches wal be male
by Major Holmes Conrad. OK Winchester,
and Judge JAIME. Keith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03
Hotel Arrivals.

At the jefferson: Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Nash. Boston: Z. f. Farrell. Cincinnati
T. ". Hatcher. Brookiine, Mass; Nh. and
Mrs. H. y. Leonard, New Haven. Conn;
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Dockstader New
York: O. l.. Gregory. Paducan, Ky: T.
n WISE Newport News: D. T .cCnbe,
Pittsbrrg: Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Fisk.
Springfield. Mass, w Harris Pittsburs:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. CGswell. Wakefield,
r. L.; Mrs 6. B. Carpenter and Miss
Carpenter Chicago: F. w. Gaski!i, Can
ton. o.: Harold Roberts, r. l.. Patterson,
Mrs. s. A. Hills. Mrs. A. ". Valentine
Mrs. Farrar. Miss Merrietieid. a. Lassnsr.
.rr. and Mrs. II. j. kenney. Miss 4: 4!
Roberts. New York: w IA. Hunter. DEN
yer. Col; A. C. T-appe. Baltimore: Mr.
ana Mrs: F. FarGuhar. York, Pa: w F.
Bibb. Louisti Courthouse. j. s. Rauna-
gardner, stanton; b ID. Bouldin. Green's
boro, y. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03
sud ,,-s..,,nol ASSOCIATIONS.

The tenth annual convention OF thezVis-5
gina State Sunday Scheoi Association
VIII be held in Roanoke from March 9Th
10 9Uli, inclusive All necessary arrange
.l,ent5 nave been made to provide homes
for tn delegates, and reduced rates of
travel have been secured
Each organized county is entitled TO
five delegates In addition 10 the county
and district presidents and secretaries.
and each Sunday School in the State will
have one representative in additton-to Its
superintendent.
As this is. the twenty-fifth anniversary
of the Association. it IS desired to make
the convention a great success. and 1t Is
desired that every county In the State
be represented All ministers of the Pro.
sestant denomination are ex-ofIicio msm
berss Of the conVen ton. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03

York, whence 1t will so by the Ward
Line TO Havana. Cuba.
second Auditor Fsyland has not yet re-
turned from New York EIe will remain 10
attend the hearing to-day of Julius SchFoe-
ter. under arrest charged with forging tne
bogus Virginia bonds
DR. w G.. Starr, president OF Randolph
Macon College. is working m the interes.
of the Twentieth Century Fund in the
Northern Neck. He is very muen en-
couraged at his success.
Rev. and Mrs. William Buchanan, ot
Japan, were rendered reception last
night by the Ladies' Foreign Missionary
Society of the Church of the Covenant.
They will soon leave for Jnpan.
Mr.. Walter Buckner has assumed
charge of the office of the Southern Elk
pSess Company, in tnis city as manager.
Mr. Buckner succeeds Mr. Andrew Welsh,
who had been the agent OF the office sos
years Nj. Welsh becomes the cashier
of the office.
Chief Clerk j. G.; Hanllins. of the Office
of the Secretary of the Commonwealth,
has received Il letter from Franco e.
Garofaio Morales. of Havana ASKING
certain questions concerning the n;trridse
laws OF this State. He enclosed twenty
cents for postage fees.
yirginitns ia New York.
NEW. YORK. Feb. Especial. --Itrstrl-
ians in New York:
Danville--H. L f.ongwel!. Ashland; J.
e. Hughes. Hoffman.
Newport News-EI. &. Bennett. Cadillac
Norfo!k-F E. Postie, Broadway Cen
trial.
Petersbulrg-R= H Mamie Jr,. Hoffman;
Fl r. Campbell, Savor.
Rlcnrnond-.E, a. Hden, Astor. J. Wells.
Barthoidl: s. E. Howard Grand: s e.
Mitchell. ST. Denis; Fl. f. Williams. stur-s
tevant: j. q. Wihiarn:s. Jr.. Waldorf.
Roanoke-fs. E. Way;autf, Stuart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Interesting Facts About i;ich;nnntl's
Cit:ze,,< aud Othtr Matters.
Mr.. Ulrict Baker continues quite sick
at his home. il: north Third street.
i series of meetings will begin at the
rine-street Baptist church Tomorrow
Hon .Iohn D. Moon. of Charlottesville,
was a caller at the State Library yester-
day
Mrs. willian, A. Phelps. who has been
III for some time AZ at her residence, IS
batter.
Mr.. A. F. Hulcfer, aftes 4 spell OF
severe illness. IS able to siteup and will
be out in a few days
sIr. winneld Lissett, of Harrisonburs.
was a caller at the State treasurer ?
Office yesterday morning.
Mr.. s. c.. Mitchell, OF Clopton. y. j.. +
visiting his nephews, az. E. and Z. $
Mitchell, of Church Hill.
Rev. DIR. J. 3. Hawthorne will deliver q
special sermon to the J. Q. U. A. NJ at
C:rnve-4,venue church tomorrow morn
ing.
]. hsslse on China street, between Bel
videre and Pine, was set on tire by boys
yesteiday afternoon. The damage was
trifiins-
Rev Carey E. Morgan will take fer his
the iBib,c, The sermon viii be illustrated
By !, large chart.
Secretary Wilite. OF the Board of Efsaish,
while skating at Reservoir Lake Thursday
night, wen. through 4 hase IN the ice. he
got a chilly bath. but is all right
The sermon of Rev. Dr.. e ". calisch
last night was from the subject. The
FrastIy Garb.t. His subject to-day
will ne: THE Perpetual Sanctuary
Rev. W. III Williams, the .DrEsnln er
Evangelism. spoke at smtthdeal Hall lat.
night on the Last fsa.np with tue
Tiger. He is a strong and pleasing als'
speaker.
The trustees OF Richmond College Will
meet at the First Baptist church at n .:s
o'clock next Wednesday nornin 6. he,
Scholarship Committee will make its an:
nrat report
handsome open carriag built here
sfnr 6.eneraf E,itzhugh Lee. was ahippe1 via:
RthAsnid Douinion Line Thur11Ay ~ New
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03
BUSINESS MEN
OF MANCHESTER
They VIII Memorable the Virginia
Legislature.
WANT A NEW RAILROAD.
Capt. j. a. Lipscomb Returned From
North Carolina With Winsficid
Neville. Who is Wanted for
Break n. Into Il Car.
WANT a NEW RAILROAD.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.
lii2 Hun Street. Beattie Block
The Executive Committee Of the Young
Mems Business Association, OF Mancnes-
ter, Held meeting yesterday afternoon.
They decided 70 cali a meeting for Mon
day night. al which TINE they wall be able
10 occupy their new quarters. They will
consider the matter OF petitionins the
legislature to grant charter allowing
The construction Of The proposed new
railway line from Richmond tc Wash
ington.
PRISONER BROUGHT BACK.
Captain James a Lipscomb chief-of-
police Of Manchester, returned last night
from I4aqirax. n C, where ne vent TO
secure Winsneld Neville. "no IS wanted
here for breaking into a car on the At
lantic Coast Line railroad.
Neville will probably be tried bsscce
Mayor Maurice this morning,
TWO FUNERALS.
Tho funeral of Mrs Alvia Moore who
died at her residence at II east tiitn
street ThursIy morning at s:45 o'clock,
took place yesterday morning at II o'clock
from the house. The interment was in
Maury Cemetery.
The funeral Of Celeste kahi, the niue
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. IA kahl.
of Swansboro. took place at II o'clock
yesterday morning.
HEAD SPLIT OfEN.
Two negro men. Grant Shaw and James
Cosbill, employees OF the Virginia Leather
Company. got into a fight at the tanneTy
yesterday morning about Il o'clock
Shay was rather badly Knocked up. his
head was split open and his nose knocked
rather hat. officer Wright was called in
and Cogbill was taken to Jail.
SILHOUETTE TEA
The Young Ladies Aid Society of the
Neade-Memoriai Episcopal church, OF this
city, gave n .'silhouette tea at the
residence of Mr.. John Arlington, No. ilol
Porter street. last evening
\ very enjoyable musical programme
was rendered Considerable Richmond
talent had been engaged. A very delight
full time whs spent by all who attended.
Personal NOTES.
Mr. Gus ilahl. OF 1916 Hull street. who
has been i'll with typhoid fever for some
time. Is improving. He is under the
treatment OF DR.. e. T. Rucker,
MIR W. Il. Carwles. of Sw;i:!sboro, who
has been III for The past three months,
is rapidly improving.
Raymond Mitchell son of Mrs. Matte
Mitchell was taken To the Old Dominion
Hospital for treatment yesterday.
The congregation Of the Presbyterian
church have had that cdifice newly pa
,ered eli through, which adds to the
beauty of the church.
Mrs. Elder is quite sick at the resi-
dence OF he!, son-in-law. AIR. George w
Blankenship. on west Thirteenth street
A very reat invitation has been gotten
out by Central Methodist church. Which
are being mailed to the young men Of
Manchester inviting them to the Young
mems prayer meetings which are held
every Saturday night ut he church from
10 . o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03
PROPOSED KNIT TING MILL.
The Corporation Lines OF Williams

y
Eur.. to he Extended.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Feb. 2-Spec-
ai.-Alraady about thIrty persons have
Signitied their intention of becoming
stockholders in the proposed knitting
Mill To-day Mr.. y. III Boiling. of Bait
more. who is interested in several large
Southern mills. was in consultation wish
a number of gentlemen in regard 10 the
enterprise y meeting of those Interested
was held last night to take steps towards
an organization.
President George w Stevens, of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway with u
number of officials of that road is ex-i
pe.ted here next Tuesday or "Wednesday
to take a look at Williamsburg. The peo-
pie here feel that the new president of
the road Will Go all in his power to aid
them in their efforts to build up the town
Rer. w T. Roberts. rector of Rr,lton
Episcopal church. was treated with a
rounding last night There was a line
Of callers for several hours, and each
. brought Il pound. or several pounds, of.
good things for the popular rector and
his family
rev AR. Roberts has just returned
from Richmond whsre he has been
silicitins funds for repairs to the interior
of the Episcopal church one of the Hand
marks of The tity. He was very success
-sful! and speaks in Ioudest praise Of The
hind and i hospitable treat rnent received
~ him Of the PEOPLE of Richmond.
Rev. Mr. Overty. a former rector Of
Br,ston church, Sd e ;nt yesterday and to-
iFsS=pep,ty Sheriff 81 ", W.ssaEyvare, OF
sToano. was here to-day.
The Legislature will hes asked TO amend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03

delightful programme yesterday after
noon Music Of the German composers
from lie 10 1899 was rendered. The per-
formers were Mrs Fnrvie Blair. Mrs. G.
X. Stevens. Misses Smoor Mcneil. Zelle
Minor. Florencs billiard and Helen Ste
vens.
The Jefferson Club win give an Informal
entertainment Tuesday evening from to
l. o'clock
The Confederate Museum has been pre-
sented with q canteen of unusual inter-
est by Dr. A. s. Priddy. of keysville,
Charlotte county. in honor of Mr.. r. A.
Ware, who carried the canteen in the
Confederate war. and his grandfather Mr..
John Ward. who carried it through the
Revolutionary war 1t is very uniquely
SHAPED and made to & on the arm of the
soldier.
civil engineer OF Albenarle, is in the
city on important business.
MISS Mary Coles White is the CUES,
of Mrs. John Addison. SD Park avenue
Miss De aIitkrewitz. of Baltimore. is
the guest of Miss Edith Jones.
The Friday german was held at the
Masonic Temple yesterday evening. with
lis usual success. Mr.. de Trevilla led
very gracefully.
Among tho dancers were Misses Hodg-
son. 81 sewanee: Rebeccl Dickerson. Of
Caroline county: Rose Norris. Kate Dog
gett. of Fredericksburg; Jennie Hughes,
yVitlers. Rcbecca Bell Emma Bowe, z IL
abeth Fisher. E1rnma Shepherd, Edith
Jones. Barbara Ncan, Sara Harvie. and
others. Messrs. Winston, Brock. Lacy,
Tanner. beary-, Deitricll. Tower EllNson.
IIodgson, White Carlton. H8l, Beivln.
Hotclskiss. Vim. dc Treviile, Sutton, aud
others
AR. ana Mrs. w A. Chambers. of west
Grace street gaze a very delightful card
party Wednesday evening to their suest,
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy
Among those present We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Murrell. of Ee:lford: Misses Kate
and .Agnos Edwards. Cassie Taylor. Irene
Bossieux Lacy. Garland: Messrs. Richard
Taylor, Mayo, Csbeli. Slaughter Watson
Richardson, Drs. Edwards and Thomas
NIercick.
Gaylcr and Mr.. Richard Taylor
Mr.. ]. Taylor I2llyson Virginia Vice
Regent of The Conf:dera Memorial Lit
erary Society has received through Col.
c. O'B. Cowardin, to whom it WAS Sent By
c. N. Bulidey, of Southport, Conn, the
muster roll of the JEFF. Davis 1. :gion.'
Tie company was stationed at Spotsyl-s
vanfa Courthouse at the time the r2ll was
taken, Dec. y, 1863, a. A. AIoseley COM
mandins.
Of 81. Andrew. of S.. james church. gave
Il social en,crtasgSmGnt at the church
from g to iG O'Clock last night. The chap
tiers from Grace-Street and Holy Tr nitH
churches were in attendance and Z very
pleasant evening was spent by all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03
Lakeside Country Club.

Tho members OF the Lakeside Country
Clllgb have q tine opportunity for sport
The ice on the lake IS better than j: mas
been at any time this winter. Mr. ar
ter. manager or the Park. reported yes
terhsy morning that it was fou- inches
thick. Very few skaters were out yeg,ter-
day. and the ice is cut up very little. The
crowd viii he out this afternoon. and \
contest in fancy skating has beeu sug-
sested This will he quite a novelty. and
something quite unusual for the Sunny
South
The lakeside Country Club will serve
a delightful lunch 10 its members, and a
Jolly time is expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03
LECTURE ON GAMBLING.
Mr.. John T.. Quin,,. of New York. VIII

Mr.. JOHN T.. QIrini,. of New York. VIII
Speak at she Y. Al. c. =. To-,norrow.
air. John Z. Quinn will address the men
Of Richmond in the Young Mems Chris
tian. Association auditorium Tomorrow
afternoon nj i o'clock. He will speak on
the evils of gambling, and Us MS reputa-
ton as a speaker is Well known, his audi
cnce viii undoubtedly be large.
For twenty-five years John i. Quinn
was gambler lie Illustrates mis- address
by Implements taken from gambling
houses. and not only teaches men con-
cerntng the wiles of these parasites but
also warns the youth of the land As a
speaker he is a man of great power, his
story Is one born of experience and he has
back of him such eminent men as DR..
P4rl5hurst, Of New York; Dr. Robert L,
Mcintyre of Chicago, and others.
lie will probably speak on the Fool OF
Fortune or Crooked Gambling Turned
Inside Out" 1t is also expected thai he
will speak to boys only at 3 o'clock in The
music room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03
LIEUT.. SMITH LEAVES.
Government Inspectora,T rigs's Yards
Ordered to Sea.

Lieutenant. w. Strotha Smith. L. S. ".
who for more than 4 year has been
inspector of government work at the VIII
liam = Trigg Compnny's yards. has been
ordered on sea duty and will go TO WASH
ingtol, next Wednesday or Thursday
Lieutenant Smith has been ordered on the
Presidents yatchs, the Dolphin. and his
sea service will be for three years
Lieutenant Smiths many friends in
this city viii be sorry TO see him leave.
He is native fsichmorder and is we'll
known and popular in social circles, and
is a member of the Commonwealth Club,
His successor, Commander H. Webster.
is now in this city, and Will assume his
new duties Immediately. He was formerly
connected with the Navy Department at
Washington and Is WeIi-known and
favorilply in naval circles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03
Sncoial. Meeting 7. z. a.

There viii be a special meeting of
Post ~, Travellers. Protective As5eisit'oa
of America, at the headquarters, corner
Third and Main streets. tonight ta4c,rl-5
fer with the citizens committee regarding
the street fair. which it co1rts-3plates
will be held in Richmond. 1t is desired
rhat every officer and member, who NAV
be in the city, viii attend this meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03
Richmond Grays.

Tho Richmond &Grays. Company a. Of.
the old First Regiment, met last night
at the m.mory- No business OF particular
Importance occupied their attention, 4ex-
ceat the enrolling ofsnew5 names The
coInpany1is getting into excellent form
and are Awaiting. on order from head
quarters to be mustered into Il he service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03
ROANOKE ZINC MINES.
10 lie Operated by a Company of PHI
aGcipRianS.

ROANOKE. VA. Feb 2-speeial,-A
company is being organized in Pniiadel-
plia for the purpose Of operating the old
zinc mines on tlls, Roanoke and Southern
railroad. about four miles from the city
NJ. Thomas woodruff, the mining en-
stneer. called the attention of capitalists
10 the mines. and has enough faith n It's
value to become one OF its stockholders
Among those interested are Hubert X
Adams. Joseph d. Ellis, James Pierpont
and Conrad S. Grove, of Philadelphia.
The company WILDE known as the Roam
oke zinc and Silver Mining Company
The concentrating plant and other
branches OF the work will give employ
ment to bout one hundred msn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03
sunday hscr,a1,cc.

AT a spscial meeting of the Mfnisteria;
Union. held last Monday, the plans for
Prosecuting the work Of securing the bet
ter observance of the Sabbath in tbs
community We're fully discussed. ST p
will soon be taken for the organization
Of league having this object in vietw.
To accomplish this object the Union
has asked that every pastor in the city
and vicinity, 50 far as possible, shall!
preach ro-norrow morning on the proper
observance of the Sabbath.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03

RRIsTOi1, TENN, Feb. 2.-speciai.-.
The Bristol Kni,tiqa; Mills Company. cap-
ital $l9a G0:. was Organized to-day. wiki
Leo kaufman, Of sNashviis&. Tenn. !rei.-
dent The company vii establish 4 kniE
ting nEsrc hers tslat VII employ two hun
bred hands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03
Acc:dcntsof n Day.

white man had convulsion at the
Tredegar Iron Works yesterday at 4 800
o'Giock. The ambulance was summoned
and eDr.f ioodeE treated and left him.
a Kite man employed at the TrigE5
Ship cornpa ny,s ma chime shops had his
index and mid lesF niger; fhfs rish z hand I
mashed of in soma machinery yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03

at a:45 P. NJ Dr. Goode of the ambulance
dressed his injury
John Gathright a white boy, about
Fifteen years old who works at the Rich
mond Locomotive and Machine Works.
bad his nose broken and his scalp split
By an explosion OF a steam pipe lastnight
about 1920 o'clock. Els Injuries We're
treated by DR.. Goode of the city ambu-
lance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03

the present charter of Williamsburg, so
as to clearly define the corporate limits
West Williamsburg will be annexed and
the lines viii be extended so as TO m
cutie William and Mary College.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03
at. ST, Marks CnIrcI,!

Rev. 81 Il. Goodwin, OF Charleston. s..
C. whofis stonpins with his brother. Rev.
"a. A. Goodwin, will preach at ST. Marks
Episccpal churcf, to-mnrrow. a II a. AZ i
and 81 NJ. The celebration OF holy com
.r7'lvion will take place at the morning
q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03
pAINE,S CELERY COMPOUND
A Great ReCOnstruCfant

REV JOHN RICE YEARS OLD Scotch Grove Iowa
wife and have used TWO bottles OF panes Celery Compound
health 1t cured her
FOR
found kidney oube arl.ng
ade in trouble Ithas
mean inst
The human system in old age must nave a large.
store Of nervous enerav and rich, nourishing blood
Paine,s Celery Compound keeps the liver and Kid
news active and the body strong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03
IL. Poll Rnc!s.

DR.. Pell has returned to the city, and
1il lecture on the Sunday Schoo! lesson
at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton this afternoon at 4:&o O'Clock.