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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-15
wrikIN>ON'S tNALYSts.

London. Feb. 10. 80 a. m Spencer Wil-
kiuson. In th~ Morning Pos, to-day. says.
There IS good news TO-DAY. for rev
campaign has begun. tn" movements of
Lord Roberts are a practical illustration ~
the principle ~ couCeut'a ton of action IN
time and space The ur-Nu"Ctei pres. nc.
Of the Sixth Division makes Lord Roberts
stronger bv iu'-s' men. th,r any on. had
veutur"d 10 hop". Evidently h" ordered
General NarDou8lIs reconnaissance to
koudoosherg IN order 10 draw the "u-my's
attention westward. away from the CON
remplate1 move thr1uah the Ere" STATE
The Boor Army IS barred from the direct
route TO B'o"mfonteir. and even on the
road 10y E0sho It would he exposed 10
flank attack during o." march.
GENERAL Cron'e. oI. learning ~ Lord
Ror-rt~'s dispositions on Tgcs iay and y.s-
t.-,!ay. must have hat an interesting
problem. He had 10 consiirr whether -
hu'i ru to his positions AZ Jar"hS'ial AND
Nag'rSfDut-iu aud 80 ~-iz' Kimberley. u-
ro raise Tho siege auI move off. and. If 80.
in wEa; dITe, tion. waett"r 70 H!uem;Jn-
i.iu or uorthwari.
'Thes. events form th. brilliant opening
Of q rev rlmIaigu which Is heing marked
hr concentration Of pUrT"~" ana by an IN
crgv and rapidity that aGgur well for the
futurr The public must wait patiently
for The result of thns" operations. rrrl"m-
lcrirg inat the distance TO b" covered Is
considerable and the heat great Possibly
enough. there may he T." general action
until FRIDAY"
UoERS HOLD spEaRNi>S CAMP.
London. Feb. IA dispatch q" the Morn
ing pnst from ,hieyel"y. dated Tuesday,
.s..l rF
have occupied the Old British camp on
Suearmau.s Farm
RoUEETS'S GREAT ARMY.
Landau r.h T.. ;-n a m.-The British
army. for ,h. first time since the war he
.,r is inside the Eu.r frontier. Lord Rob
,,ts with AT least 4a.sa infantry. 80" cay
.!r,- and l.. gums. has t-ruel the Mag"rS-
f,rt.ir lines. h,fnr. which the British forces
l..v. neon .nca.lrad for ten weeks. and.
with half Of mis- ,.r rp~. H. j. already up-
.raf'n. on Free stat, territory BATH"
has rot vet been fought. lat large tactical
adyanra..s have ha,u gained. The relief
.f KirnE,rlev is within measurable reach
aud tre way 10 Rlo.mfCut'in = apTreciahly
easier.
Tho DISPATCHES or Lord Roberts sketch
| ,hro, DAYS work. The forward movement
T,ran On SUNDAY. when colonel Hannay
4 2
81 out with a brigade of mounted Infantry
| for Ramah on the Ri't. south Of Jacobsd9l,
one of the Boer supply bases
ON Monday General French, with th" cav
airy division. seized the crossing Of the Riet
| River at Dekisrs Drift. south Of Jacobsdal
| and eighteen miles east of Honeyn'st Kloof.
! tie skirmished with the Beers and cleared
the way for eG.oo infantry, who followed
! across.
on Tuesday. with his three cavalry tri-
! eaGes and the hcrse artillery. General
| French rode to the Moad'r River. a dis
tauce Of twenty-five miles. and took three
fords. with high ground beyond the river
| and three Roer camps. He had few cas-
| ualties in brushes with the Bosr horse.
| General French has now fixed himself on
| General Cronje's main lire Of communica-
] tion with Bloenfoutein and 5000 infantry.
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fSNy.lcn-f'orfpr.


EEPj Bill" SPECIAL.
Bloomington. H.. Feb. u l4-ChHrlaS CaP-
.l-u "f Holder and Harriet Porter. daughter.
o. William Porter. vrr. married to-day -
Conh~vi,l'. a" Reverend \. VI. C,uaII ":-
iInLHt,EE.
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NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

The Central ". &. T 4. Will hold iiS reg
ulsr iu.-t.,- a, No. iili Locust street OK
I'hurs.'ty 4ag-IiLt.
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EEPT'ET.TC SPECIAL.
81. Charles. Mo- Feh. III. Z H.rn and
LoraUd A. Jones OF Ferguson CAM. 10 this
city ana were married to-day by Justice J.
". Burns.
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la ker-lSoriuc.


REP EIsl' SPECIAL.
Robinson III. Feb. 1.-THE Reverend W
II Baker of t"T:nGfuu. Ind, au.: Miss ,i..r-
trlIde BORING were married here this morn
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The administration today showed 'tS
ku"wie iGe Uf the fact That tn. pending
Hiy-launcetu'e treaty raunot get through
the Senate. The Scnat- COMMITTEE ou
Foreign relations. which met to-day. had
until YESTERDAY expected 20 receive re-
To!t "t the subcommittee. N.a~rS Davis.
Morgan and Lodge. as 70 how the pending
treaty affected tuv Iltytun-BgIw'r treaty
Officially il ~as Stated chat the sHhaom-
Witte.'s report wIS not ready. Privately
II was explained that rhr subcommittee
report wa~ ready. HayiuE been prepared
ny Nj" Morgan. hut taa; 'Ao committee
i.I ac- think there was a.y hurry and
that The matter could very vi go over
for disposition ~ ~'rue fltur" time.
Il locks very musa /: Mr. HAYS
treaty which takes Great British into
partnership with IT., Ju.JeI States in al!
Central and South American matters. Will
bee either Withdrawn hy 'h- President and
amended 50 a. I0 permit the United States
t. fOTrify and defend IN" canal. or 10 At
least close il 10 its enemies IN war time. or
rejected.
senator Morgan. chairman Of the Com
mittee Oh iuteToceauic canals. said to-
night,
Il expect 10 call up she bill for the con-
~truction OF tine Nicaragua Canal in the
Serat. at the first opportunity. / do not
expect To- wait for action on the Hay
Paurcef0te treaty. Il matters not - me
what ti.. status Of the treaty may h. |
want the canal bill passed qui kiy as
possible. ard | believe the Senate j. ready
10 pass the biH and deal with II as 4 propo-
sition entirely independent of the treaty
Representative Hepburn. chairman of the
Committee on Interstate Commerce or the
House. said tonight:
My report on the Nicaragua bul for
the Interstate ard Foreign Commerce Com
mitt.-- viii be ready IN "A day or two. /
shall move for the passage of the hill ny
the House at the earliest possible moment.
/ do not regard the pending treaty as a
matter Of any consequence and 10 not So
why # should act to prevent this needed
| legislation -
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The \. L"li- Pr Eihit!"n Union "f CHRIS
-i.tu NJ viii hold its annual meeting and
.i.-,t!.I. 80! rffc.rs e. No. l1tN Locust street
ON Friday ."eniur. February u. The wine
room question VIII h-. discussed al this
meeting.
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Nr>. John Eiederich.

KFFI TT,I'| SI'IfTNI.
st. Charles. Mo. Feb 1i.-Mrs. John Die
derich Eolltaii died at her home here to-
day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-15

Great Reduction Sale this week OF Ameri-
can Cut Glass of ID kinds MermoG &
JaccarG's. broadway aud Locust
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The High Flavor club will give i mas
lt..rad.. bill la saturday -VcuirE. F.bru-
afy L. II I;a. X Spring Turner Hall.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-15

The following promotion has been an
rounce-t from the headquarters Of the
United Confederate Veterans: ETigadler
General =. =. Gdruett IL promoted 10 Major
General Commanding. EirgiTiI Division
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- il-' iAl. ':l CABLE.
London "Wednesday. f',t.. u, tCopvrieh-
.-''. ~ Tho N.w York Herald Comrany.,
Dispatches 80 -ha Daily Telegraph RECORD
't"nts whi-n trausIir-H along he iug"il
"n Monday aui y'u"sIay \ dispatch fr.m
Trrra. dated Monday. s,y-.
The Beers Yesterday ms,i. a Slight at-
vaEc" dow, 'Ho IaIysrui,h Io-J toward
Fo'gi"'ers prif;. Three hundred Of them
proceeded 10 construct r"~ rows e. trenches
~ right Hreias ID" m. road ana about two
miles north uT the drift.
A party e.: 'h" enemy also crossed ~"
fu@"Ia wAI.H s. I.w very low. IN mi,-s
h".yw !"teir'.r~. and shipped a. IA squad
r'n o' -" Su!'h African Light IIuf.,. Th-
ra'u.y were .irl.-n '.4-k
'fu-ily small fore. ~ colonial csy.,r-v
With . battery. assisted Ivy rh. Welsh Fgsi-
i@rs. made 81 reconnaissance, "aSt ~ t'ri-y.-
lev 'Tou a." fore. retiring. ;h. Br"r
s'ip"rs from illaugwaua and Mput, rc,-tp
a'ia'k"i tE' colonial 'roop"rs VITO used
muctln" guns ara rites"
cabling Tuesday. She correspondent SAYS.
tn" homhtrdr-n' of !.ady~uith = pro
''tinE sharply Reuters "oIrc>rrr,Icu. has
rs"ar"d from la. .ysmirh ard arrived h.r..
iir reports -" garrison hopeful.
The H'',S tr- evidently auzi1u- about
fh'ly Position. They have thrown ~, tie
f'rsiv" WORKS from Tn hard's Ur:fr ami
-" Sg!"n E"I. ranges eastward 10 Il..ug-
wanna and Mont" rri-t". ou lis -iu.' II The
Tup"la.
The enemy :!~a have two 8, no., hire
wooden hriug.- spanning the river f. III.
L-rd amt also "a wIre goI" apparatus fur
f.. ts
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that Russia intends. soon or late. to take
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Miss Anna VI. Palmer will lecture before
the central ". =. T. L. at No lNi LH-
Gust street. Thursday morning. On Thurs
Iay evening she will lecture a. No. IiS3
Franklin avenue. and on Friday will speak
at r parlor meeting al No. $50 Washington
avenue
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T o directors IF thu Cabaune club have
tcgi.i,i 70 celebrate WaSGiu-tcr's i,irt hday
hers oU JI,- evening uG the II, at the club
hal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
Collision nj Sra.

Especial Dispatoh 20 The Ismesl
NEWPORT MEMS. Va October g.
The bi; Cheeapsalse ard Ohio steam
~ Ralpahanacca, waiea came in last
night from 44sverpgol. was n collision a I
o'clock yesterday morning outside tl,c
isat,es Win tie Morgan L;ne steamer El
Noetc A flftee1-fcot hole was tern from
the Rappahann9cks side near the stern
and above the waIer-line. Had it been q
few feet lower the vessel might have been
nlace(: in serious jeopardy. As it is she
can be EASILY repaired. The Ell Monte had
her bow stove in ard some plates On The
starneard bow, The stem showed deep
indentation and sab hang ng across the
bow 10 p, ye:.t the water coming in.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
NOT IMAGINARY.
a Common Disease, Which is by II,
Means the Result of luna inatina.

Undoubtedly many nervous people suf-
fer from trouhl2s purely imaginary, dis
eases which exist only IN the mind Of
The patient. and such troubles furnish
a fertile field for the quack. as well as
for faith il s.lers and Christian Science
Treatment
However. there IS one common and
annoying disease which is IN no sense
OF the word imaginary. and that is piles.
FifA sufferers do not nesd "a physician
70 tell them what is The matter; there
y no ohscurhy about II. Neither will a
simple lotion o.: ointment cure Il. You
cannot deceiya a pile sufferer into beiiey-
ing he is btlns cured, because the pam
and itching fra,n which he suffers is not
imaginary, and cannot be cured by mag
inatloa. y pile rfmedy must have pa-
nis,akable merit: il must relieve the
pain and cure the disease speedily. or it
VIII In condemned.
Mr.. ", n. Dunn. OF No. 57is Shields
Avenue, Chicago. writes: Il am Indebted
10 the pyramid Pile Cure thousand
times for the speedy r.lief and t,ern.a-
nent core Of {; scsscre case OF piles l
WAS cured perfectly With one .e-ceny box:
of the Pyramids left of the box ] did no,
need to use
II think the Pyramid Pile Cure is the
sranaasI thing OF the age, ana i shall
certainly recommend it To all sufferers.
The manufacturers Of the pyramid pile,
Cure are at perfect liberty To refer any.
,sersc;. 10 me, and Will gladly. answer
any correspondence. am so grateful
for n,y cure thai want ali pile sufferers
10 End the same rsaief.
All druggists sci, The Pyramid Pie Cure
ali so cents per box. and. as 1t contains
no cocaine. op.ate or any poison what
sres. IS entirt..y safe and reliable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
Claims ii WAS Murder.
Special Dispatch 10 The Times.)

ALEXANDRIA. VA, October e.
Mr. Charles Howard. rather CT young
Edward Howard. who was killed al Ber-
wyn, Md. on September aGth. states that
he is OF the opinion that his son was the
v!ctim Of foul play, ana did not commit
suicide as was the verdict OF the cofoh-
er's jury Mr.. Howard is having the case
worked w. arz; nc says the guilty party
Nil SION be in custody, as the evidence
already gotten mp will prove coaciusiyeiy
that his son was HE vic,;c, of foul play.
The report that the remains would be
exhumea for the purnose of holding an au-
tcpsy was denied BIZ Mr., Howard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
BATTLE WITH A BURGLAR.
Fired On and Returned the Fire-Sen
TO Grand Jury-Ncw Hosiery oiiii.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times)
NORFOLK, VA, october 6.-An exelt-
ing battle with burglar occurred az
South Norfolk before daybreak TINS mo. ~
ing Wilson Cox, a Berlsey negro, "as
discovered tamper!ng with the lock OF
safe in the barreom OF George Miles tco--
ored) A posse of SIX Inen surrounaea sH5
building, whereupon Cox fed He see.iea
likely 10 escape, when George Mes "no
had a shotgun. filed his legs run OF siios .,
He fell. but when his pursuefs api'so..e.,ss
I'D three rounds at them from his re-
volyer and or:y ceased firing when Mics
knocked him senseIsss with a gun ssocA-
The desperate was afterward sent ca "
the grand jury by Justice F.i-otsoh,
The Clifton Hosiery NIL COMPANY N&s
chartered here to-day. Capita, t"eisss
five thousand dollars na
G u. c,oughenaur is president ana
PENNSYLVANIA, Norfolk and Baltimore cap.
ta1 Is interested The new mill, one OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
NAVAL SALUTES.
Attempt to Agree on ;n intcrnat'ona'
system Bei,,. Made.

t.;y Associated fress.)
WASHINGTON, October t.-Thc Navy
,,enarimert has n tiated a movement 10
se,rra nm International agreement fleoii
p uniform system OF naval salutes. ms
greatest diversity now exists IN the p:ac-
H. NJ ths, various nations, and lie re
ion ensendcred Gy QuarIe!s between ii'sVai
cn-1,manfiers over the salute5 mas gwen
rha,n IN some instances almost sh2 I'm
r1o-tance of international incidents. hof
instance. while Admiral kempf was lying
at Taku on his flagship Newark, an eS-
change that took place between hE:l!ssi
and an English captain. OWING 70 me
Iatter,s decllnation to give i>enl2ff the
same number % guns which mad oeS'i ac-
corded by a Russian ship, save "-ss 70 q
pn,d deal OF feeling at the time.
The British naval salutss are eaea less
ny two guns than the CORRESPONDING <9Hlei
.can sai,,tes. The same difference exists
1,etween the military salutes Of me TWO
,,,tons. The French salutes are IKE those
none of the great Powers % 5tt1e World.
In fact. few of the Powers correspond in
tl,e;rs nractice in this matter
: In.lyien of the misunderstanding W3.eh
might arse from this state Il ;,tiairss. it
hass been cons ,derea advisable o. The Navy
recruitment TO bring the matter - the
attention of the State Department and
suggest that the p;iler Governments be
communicated with with view 10 their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
A BOY FORGER.
Indicted on Three Counts ana Goes
10 the Rrfnrnatory for SIX Yeas.

(Special DIspatch TO The Iimcs.l
CHRISTIE VA, Oct. C.
Ebert Hall, young white boy, was in
d.cted by the grand jury in three cases for
forgery here last Wednesday, ana plead
guilty 10 all of the charges and took two
years n the penitent!ary in each case, but
owing 10 his beng only sixteen years of
age, Judge Pierce entered an order that
he be sent 10 the Prison Assoctat!oa in
stead.
Mrs. Eett:e r. Guc-rant. who was so
severely injured in a runaway accident
here about s.x weeks ago. tock turn for
worse Tuesday and is constantly growing
weaker, and very little nope for her fccov-
cry Is enIertatnnl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Young White Woman Takes a Dose OF
CarbolIc Acid


An attempt at suicide was frustrated hy
DR.. Fisher, of the city ambulance corps,
Yesterday when he relieved Nellie Page,
a white woman. of the effects of a dose
Of carbolic acid.
The young womac1-.had taken the acid
because, las she said, she wished 10 ole,
as there was nothing for her to- I've for,
She was despomiont as a result OF a love
affair, and seriously wished 10 take her
life.
DR.. Fisher carried her to the City Eos
p!tal from the place she lived on North
Third Street, ana after four or five hours
hard work succeeded in placing her n a
condition from which she has excellent
chances of recovery
When she was ab,e TO do so she told the
doctor that she did not know why she
took the poison nor when she took i, but
people in the house related the story as
tod above
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07

the representatives OF the armor concerns
some time next week, and is hopeful TINS
will bring about an arrangement by whlcn
the large supply of arnor now required
will be Forthcoming.
With this matter disposed of. the Secre-
tary will PROBABLY make the trip TO COLO
RADIO or private business. Efforts nave
been made TO induce him to make Few
-sreeches in The West.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07

The use of "seventy-seven =
renders the system impervious TO
the changeabIe weather.
COL )S

There are more Colds contracted before
the fires are lighted than at any other
time. Sitting for hours in a cold room
riding in am open car--exfosure without
proper clothing, all tend TO bring on
chill. or chilly feeling the first sign OF
taking cold.
The prompt nse Of e.I7's restores the
checked circulation, starts the blood cours-
Ing through the VEINS and breaks up
the Cold or attack of GRIP.
err consists of a small vial of pleasant
pellets and fits the vest pocket.
Doctor book mailed free.
AT druggists. or sent for 25c.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co.,
Cor. William q John SITS, New YORK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07

Seventh and Main Streets (up stairs to-
day. al $3.50 and S p. NJ. Will be conducted
by Mrs. r. n. Glover.
The series o! SUBJECTS at the Y. N. G. a
meetings for the past three months have
been exceedingly helpful. and this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock a new series viii be
taken up; they will be neighborhood chats,
the subject being Me and My Neighbor."
To-day they will discuss His Faults
The meeting viii unqueStionably De OF
deep interest. ar. Joseph w. Hundley
will be the soloist, and all men, are
cordially invited TO be present
CATHOLIC NOTES.
A collection will IL, taken I'D to-day
al the Cathedral, and the money realized
will be used in fitting up the, exterior OF
the building About $500 is needed. En-
velopcs viii be distributed at the Masses.
Each person is expected TO place dona-
ton of a liberal amount, according TO his
or her means, in one of them, and write
thereon their names and place in the col
lcction-box.
The Forty Hours Devotion at ST. Pat
1tcl1s Church will commence to-day
with Solemn High Mass at 1890 z. NJ,
and will close next Tuesday morning al
. O'Clock with Solemn High Mass, pro-
cession and Benedlctioh. During tie
Forty Hours Devotion there will be sew
eral visiting priests to assist III the con-
fesscnais.
To-day after High Mass, the Ladies'
Benevolent Society wilisnieet for the pur-
pose of reorganizing.
An important meeting of the Sunday
school teachers OF the Cathedral, will be
held this morning.
Forty Hours Devotion at St. Mary's
Church will begin to-day.
Rev. Father Edward, @. s. B., oe New
ton Grove. N. g. will assist during the
Forty Hours Devotion.
The new Catholic church at Rock Castle,
Va, will be dedicated this morning,
by Bishop Van De Vyver The
dedication sermon VIII be preached by
Rev j. J. Slattery. Baltimore, Md. Rev.
Father O. n. Jackson, OF Richmond, will
assist in The service.
This evening at o'clock, the
Vesper service will be sung by the choir
and Vesper Club of St Patrick's church.
The Vesper Club still increases in mem
bershp and efficiency. under the direc-
ton of Dir. Nm. II. Shervin. Rev E.
Waters, of the Cathedral, will preach to-
night.
Father Wllbers will preach at the
T Choral Service in honor of the Sacred
Heart. tonight. at ST. Josephs Church
at o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07

The half dozen here making hosiery. will
he at Lamber,'s Point. pear the Virginia
Hosiery Mills, recently located there
II is hoped 10 build the brick factory and
begin work by December lst, Maautac-
turing here has proven highly profitable,
and the knowledge drew the Clifton fac
tory here from Scotland Neck, North Caro-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
MANN'S VERDICT SET ASIDE.
He Secures /, New Trial and is Heicas-
ell on Bond.
Special Dispatch TO Tie Times

EMrORIA, VA, Oct. 1.-THE verdict in
the case OF the Commonwealth Us, L. T.
Mann, sentenced for five years for be-
trayal was set aside by Judge Goodwin
this evening, and the prisoner was granted
a new trial. The same being set tor the sd
day Of November term OF the County Court,
Mann gave bond without the least diff
hculty. His friends are extremely sfaufed
over the courts decision.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
THE NINTH DISTRICT.
Dir. EiIyson Urges the County Commit
tees TO Work Hard.
,,.-,a+.L % r,a ,tr,asN
BRISTOL. TENN, october s.-chairma,

BRISTOL. TENN, October s,-chairmar.
]. Taylor Ellyson. of the Virginia Safe
Democratic Committee, held conference
here this afternoon with leading party
workers in Southwest Virginia, including
the Ninth Congressional District Commit
tee and various County Committees n the
district
Encouraging reports were received from
all counties in the district The leaders are
confident of the re-eieetion OF Congress-
man Rhea. bur at the same tine they ex-
press apprehension OF over-conadence, not
10 run any risk.
The county organizations were urged al
to-day's conference to redeab.e Their ener-
s,.es and ssty the mass up 50 that not a
vest:se of apathy shall remain on election
day.
Frederick Warde has been star t"en-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
Grand Camp Delegates.
Especial Dispatch IL TIL" Iiihes.)

cULPEfER, VA, October "a 2, Hill
Camp, c. V, have selected 4. n. Deains,
W. G.. Crigler and Major c. Waits as rep
resentatives 10 the Grand lamp. W''!ch
assemblies in. stanton on the 10th, this
month. Miss Kate PAYNE. spon7or, and
Miss Kate Williams. mall Of homer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07

appointing Representatives u an inter I
national conference to secure lie Sdol ton |
OF u system OF uniform saiti.es
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07

Alex Tas,or. w:1o shot Peter Austin
recently, Was taken before the Hastings
Court yesterday on a habeas corpus writ,
and hailcd TO appear before Justice crutch-
field on the 10th of October.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
Re,nfan Hares.

A new industry fos Richmond IS that of
raising belgian hares An enterprising
promoter has started the lnuustrS, winch
is . non,,iar one in the West. The ha-es
arr. raised for food. and q large amount
81 can.tai is invested in the Industry In
the West.
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