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Monday, May 81.

oAyp HAay
Pension Commissioner Evans denies
report of his intended resignation.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey went to
Baltimore Saturday to visit the horse
show and later returned to Washing
ton.
Indiana Republicans, at the Phila-
delphia convention, will launch boom
for Senator Fairbanks for president In
1904.
Owing to the arguments Of Ameri-
can athletics, Paris exposition authori-
tives decided to have no Sunday COM
petions.
The Boer peace ENJOYS were receiv-
ed by President Mckinley, who inform
ed them that the government would
not interfere.
Charles Cameron Kingston, premier
and attorney general OF South Aus
tralia, has been defeated in the leRis-
lative council elections.
The supreme court of Massachusetts
decides that gifts to Harvard college
to found scholarships are valid. sus-
tanning fourteen scholarships.
Tuesday, May %.
John Stackhouse was murdered near
Maynard. Ark, his eyes gouged out
and nose and ears cut off.
Louisiana legislature reelected Uni
ted States Senator McEnery and elect
ed Governor M. j. Foster as his coll
league.
lage OF Greenwood, Fla, leaving a
path OF destruction five miles long and
one mile wide.
Martin Zika, Is years old, was killed
In st. Louis while watching a strike
riot. Streetcar Conductor Farley fred
the shot at rioter.
Senator Plat, of New York, declares
that he has no interest in Cuban rail-
roads and never has had, as charged
In recent publication.
Thomas Brady and wife went to
church Sunday night from their home
near Nashville. Their four children.
aged to Is, were burned to death.
Wednesday,, May 23.
Practically all of the potteries at
Akron, o., are shut down by strikes for
higher wages.
Samuel Alschuler, OF Aurora, Demo-
cratic leader in the Illinois lower
house, announces his candidacy for
governor.
Mail reports from the Philippines
show that there has been a steady in
crease in the number OF cases OF bu-
bonic plague.
The cholera continues to be very
prevalent at Bombay and elsewhere In
India. The government is feeding S.
COZ, 900 persons.
Calvin Kimble, the negro who shot
his wife and murdered two children
In the Fries Orphans Home at Pueblo,
CAL, has been captured In Denver.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-05-26

AR. Bryan is all right in wanting to
give the so called Negroes ir the Phil
Tppines, their independence but his
party is all.wrong concerning the rights
OF the Negroes in this country.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-05-26

WE return thanks for an invitation
90 the Commencement Exercises OF
Virginia Seminary, May 21st. at the
Court St. Baptist Church, Lynchburg,
Va, Prof. g. W. HAYES, President.
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rejected Lover,s DoubIe Cr,,,.

New York, May 23.-wilfred Y. s.
Lendegren last night shot and killed
Lydia Carson, servant at the coun-
try seat Of Max Nathan, in Yonkers.
He then shot and killed himself. Nom
day the girl rejected Lendegren's offer
Qf marriage
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-05-26
overcrovvded vessel wrecked.

Victoria, B. c., May 23.-The steam
sr Kinshiu, from Yokohama, brings
the latest advices Of catastrophe on
the Chinese coast, in which 140 lives
were lost. A Chinese steamer was
wrecked, the disaster being due to the
overcrowding OF the vessel.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-05-26
Tyve Dead fn q NON Ynrlr r,-.

New York. May pa $500 fire IN
the basement OF a fiat house at 1851
Park avenue last night resulted in the
death Of Mrs. Josephine McShane and
ker IS-months-old son Edward, who
wsrs sunocated by smoka
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-05-26

WHITE men have stolen more money
in Cuba in one year than colored men
have stolen in the United States in q
hundred years.
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SATURDAY MAY &c, 1900.
WE are subjected to many indigni-
ties, but we must struggle on.

'CoLoRED men, insist that your chill
Saren be polite and obliging. We need
friends now. and this will aid us in Sc
'csuring them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-05-26

POSTAGE STAMPS OF A T NOMINATION
HIGHER THAN TWO CENTS not RECEIVED
On SUBSCRIPTIONS
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Entered in the Post-omce at Richmond. v,
- second class matter "
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Saturday, May 10

John w. Smith, stone mason, was
killed by lightning yesterday while at
work on chimney at Milroy, Pa. He
leaves a large family.
The strawboard and paper box fac
tory of the Utility Paper company, at
Hartford City, Ind, covering FIVE acres.
was burned last night. Loss s100, 900.
Amalgamated Association Of Iron
and Steel Workers urges George Pate,
Youngstown co.. puddler, as M. d.
Ratchford's successor on the Industrial
commission.
Governor Smith, OF Montana, de-
clares Acting Governor Spriggs' APP
pointment Of Senator Clark to succeed
himself as illegal, aud has named
Martin Maginnis.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-05-26
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
wednesday, May Ne.


A resolution passed New York's city
council recommending the construc-
ton OF municipal ice plants.
Near Harrisonburg, Va, Edward
Phillips resisted an attempt OF Deputy
Sheriff Karicobe to arrest him and was
shot dead.
The directors OF the Baltimore and
Lehigh railroad yesterday declared a
dividend Of 21z per cent on the COM
pany's $S4S,5 500 capital stock.
In unwilling . memorial of Admiral
Farragut at Lewes Ferry, Tenn, yes
terday Admiral Dewey declared Far
ragut "the greatest naval commander
in the annals Of our country"
Thursday, May IT.
President Mckinley signed the free
homes bill.
Joseph Flory, Of ST. Louis, was nomi-
mated by Missouri Republicans for gov
ernor.
The Bohn Manufacturing company,
OF St Paul, was fined for employing
children under the legal age.
Minnesota's. Republican convention
endorsed ex-senator w. d. Washburn
for vice president
By narrow margin Of two votes
IhV MdSodIuuScllS HOuSS yesterday de-
cided against abolishing the death
penalty.
Friday, May Is.
Kentucky's Republican convention
named Ex-Governor w. o. Bradley as
a candidate for vice president.
The membership OF the Amalgamat-
ed Association Of Wire Workers is now
$4,000, an increase since last year Of
q, 900.
A lone highwayman held up two
Yosemite valley stages at Big Neck
Flat, CAL, relieving the passengers of
$500.
Rev. Charles A. Dickey, D. D., OF
Philadelphia, was elected moderator of
the Presbyterian general assembly at
st. Louis.
Lightning at midnight struck a 35.-
600 barrel oil tank belonging to the
Standard Oil company, near Findlay,
o. Loss about sac, 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
VOTING AT THE UNIVERSITY.
Officers of the Athletic Association
Chosen by Ballot.

Officers of the Athletic Association
Chosen 10y Ballot.
UNIVERSITY, OF VA, May T.-Spec-
ial.-The annual election of officers Of the
General Athletic Association of the Uni
versity of Virginia took place Saturday
afternoon The polls were open from 2:5o
to $50 o'clock and constant string 'of
, students and alumni voters poured INTO
the Fayerweather Gymnasium to vote
More than 500 votes were cast. The can
didates and the votes they received We're:
For President-A. w. ciSandow
Moore, (Nded.) of Chester. S. c., 2l3: A w.
Aston (Law.) of Meadow View; 254
For -President-Edward II. CsChon
sFarrar, Jr., ACADEMY OF New Orleans,
La, 322; Robert p. Page. Jr.. cMed.) or
Boyce Va, 19S
For Advisory Board (two to be chosen,-
C. p. C.Nick'O Carter CAIed.) of Aatland,
Ea.; 4OS; Benjamin q. Willis ed OF
Winchester, Ky, 3S225;z and Robert EDWARD
Lee Taylor. (Academ} of Norfolk, va, 2y0.
The officers elected are A W. Moore,
nresidant. Edward H Farrar, vice-presi-
+ dent; C. P. Garter and benjamin =. VIII
81 for the Advisory Board.
fDr. G. B. Stricken OF the Union Theo-
logical Seminary has accepted the dnvi-
tation to preach the final sermon at the
university in June
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
CATTLE PERISH IN FIRE.
A Bristol Girl Changes Her Mind
Dead i'm the phiIipnineS.

BRISTOL. TENN, May Especial
The large barn of j. B. Moore, "a farmer
in Washington county, Va, near Bristol,
burned late last night. Thirty-two head
OF ca tale persisted. Loss, 5000; insurance,
SEQ. The fire is believed to have been Of
incendiary origin.
Miss Jua1ita Dickey, the popular
daughter of DR.. j. A. Daokey, was married
to Mr.. Ezra Powers a prominent travel
ling sa1eman, this evening. Miss Dlckey
was to have been married to a prominent
young business man OF RadfoId, Va, this
month, bu' changed her mind after the
wedding had been arranged for. and &C
copied Mr.. Powers proposal.
H. W. Sutherland, ar attorney here, re-
ceived informa ton to-day of the death OF
his brother, g. b. Sutherland, who held a
position with the army in the Philippines,
having volunteered from Dickinson coun-
Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
FREDERICKSBURG FINANCES.
New Bonds Issued and Sold ut Pre-
MUM

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, May T.
The city Council has determined TO call
in on July 1st the city bridge honos,
amounting to $4,000, drawing per cent.
interest and issue new bonds lor me
same amount to bear 4 per cent. interest,".
Messrs NJ. q. Wills e. D. Cole anu W.
s. 4rnbrzy Finance Committee, were
authorized to sell the new bonds at a
price not below par, and to-day they We're
an taken by home people at premium.
The supervisors of Caroline county have
decided ON plans for a new jail, to take
the place of the one recently DESTROYED
by fire. II is to be a brick, two stories
with cenented floors and othef 'iiouei II
appliances, TO cost Si,5oo.
The camp meeting at kirkland Grove
Northumberland county, will open TINS
wear on July 18th, one month carrier
than usual. and continue ten days
Committees are at work actively pre-
s,aring for the next annual eXflbluon OIL
the Horsemans Association at Orange,
which Will be held this year August "a
and Sd.
DIR. James a. Madison has sold his
farm in Orange county TO Mr.. w G.
Newman, the wealthy mine owner, Tor
s.. 5o. retaining a life interest in the
residence and garden.
Sufficient funds have been raised for
the Confederate Monument to be erected
orange - ''tii ~ ~
ably be unveiled in the early fall.
Mr.. J. S. Palmer, of Baltimore has
purchased of Mr.. Jonas Carpenter the
EATERS farm, near Good Hope, in Mad
ison county, for $500
The Young Peoples Union of the Zap
list Church, numbering go members, and
one of the most active unions in the
State. has elected the following new
officers: D. c. Cole, president; H +.
Grismond, Jr., ice-president; Miss Jane
Gordon. corresponding secretary; Miss
Matte Quinn, treasurer.
The aides Aid Society of Jerusalem
BAPTIST Church, of Richmond county, will
give an excursion to Baltimore by
Weerns Line of Steamers. June 4th.
DIR. j. F. Anderson, of this city, who
has for some time been in the United
States Marine Hospital service in the
United States Consul's Office, at Ear
ceiona, Spain mas been transferred TO a,
similar position at cIarseilles. France.
The reassess1nent of real estate in this
city shows the total value OF property
here belonging to the whites to amount
tn SIS ,226S, while that belonging to the
colored is only sS1,96o;, both showing a
considerable increase over the assess
unent of FIVE years ago. Property ex-
enpt from taxation amounts to $4,000,
nearly ali OF which is owned by the
whites.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
.JURISDlC ION In
GILLIAN CASE
E. o. Wells Wanted in Richmond on
Charge Of Larcenv.
DR.. RosEBR5o's RESIGNATION.
Tho Church Enters a Solemn Protest
AGAINST it AID a Committee APP
pointed to Present ito the Pres
bytery-a horse Stolen.
IS o, Wells Wanted in Richmond Of
DIR, RosEBRO'S RESIGNATION.

PETERSBURG, VA, May Especial
The question of jurisdiction in the case
against Thomas NJ. Gillian VIII be de-
c:ded in a few days. It is probable that
the case will be taken to Prince George.
T. d. Wells was arrested to-day in Pc.
tcrsburg, charged with larceny. Wells is
wanted by the police authorities of Ricr-
mond, where, 1T is alleged, lie committed
the theft.
Tabb-Street Presbyterian Church he'd
an adjourned meeting after services yes
terday morning. a handsome set OF res
e,nyt,ons was presented which, at
the close, stated that tine church
concurred in the action OF Or.
Rosebro in accepting the pastorate OF
the Fredericksburg church. Ihat part OF
the resolutions called forth vigorous
protest, which was led by MI. jonn =.
Parham. He made spiendld speech III
opposition 10 the resolutions, ana
moved that the church enter a solemn
protest against the acceptance OF Or.
Rosebro's resignation His motion was
carried BY an Overwhelming majority. The
acceptance OF DR.. RoSebroS resig-
nation now lies with the Presbytery.
and the church will do all in its power
to retain their present pastor. Two COM
missioners, Messrs. John T. Parham and
w. H Camp, were appointed to present
the protest to the Preshytery.
The elders elected at the meeting are:
w. A. Witherspoon, a. ]. Clements and
James p Banks. The deacons-W. G.
Morton, VIM. S. Spotswood, Jr.. Cameron
Dunlop, Thos. II. Bond, DR.. Rennie and
Dr. ]. D. Osborne.
HORSE STEAL ING.
John Smith of Richmond, was sent on
to the Hastings Court this morning by
Mayor Peasants, charged with stealing
horse.
Mr. W. N. Jones left his horse and bug
gy standing in front of his barl1-mill on
Old Street, last Saturday afternoon.
Smith came by, got into the buggy and
was driving off when one of the men
at the mill saw him. The young man was
made to stop, and when questioned as to
his reason for taking the horse and buggy
without permission, said a gentleman
down the street told him he might use
the horse and buggy for a drive into the
country. Smith was sent to find the
man who was so generous with the prop
erty of another, and later the police were
sent to find young Smith. The officers We're
more fortunate than the misdirected stran-
ger had been, and late last nightGb brought
Smith back to the station. The Hastings
Court meets on the 18th.
The Committee on Public Improvement
will meet this afternoon to consider the
question of paving High Street with
sheet asphalt. The committee has about
determined to pave the principal portion
| of that street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
CHURCH DEDICATION.
The VIII OF the Late James T. Will
liaH,s Admitted TO Probate.

LYNCHBURG, VA, May Especial
TIE new house Of worship Of the First
Presbyterian Church was dedicated yester-
day with three services, one in the morn
ing, one in the afternoon, and one at night.
The building is one of the most Imposing
in the city, and situated on Courthouse
Hill, It commands an extended view. 1t
cost $4,000, and every cent of this amount
was paid before the dedication took place.
At the morning services the presentation
of the church to the congregation was
made by the chairman of the Building
Committee, Mr.. George E. Caskie; accept
ance by the pastor. Rev. f. T, Nc
Faden; dedicatory prayer, by Rev. Richard
,McIlwaine, president of Hampden-Sidney
College; hymn. Rev. ". T. Hall, ID. D.,
of Columbia. Theological Seminary, preach
ed the dedicatory sermon.
In the afternoon a communion service
was conducted by Rev. Richard McIlwaine,
and at night, in the presence of an i'm
mense congregation, services We're conduct
ed and sermon preached by Rev. G. B.
Stricken, D. D., of the Union Theological
Seminary. A prayer was offered by Dr.
Hall, and the services We're closed with
a prayer by Rev. T. NJ. Carson, D. D., rec
tor of st. Paurs Episcopal Church.
The will of the late James T. Williams
was admitted to provate in the Corporation
Court to-day His estate, which is valued
at $4,000, is distributed equally among his
wife. one son, Mr.. Jenu r. Williams three
daughters Mrs. Thomas D. Christian, Miss
Duncan and Amanda Williams, and his
grandson, Middleton Chambers, Of Rich
,mond
The executors, A r. Long and ". V.
Wilson, Jr., gave bond in sl50,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 1S


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL Is,
LEAVE ByRD- SO. STATION.
S:35 y. Vi. Daily log W asll--..soi. Ind
points North stops oa'E a. ailItotd
ana frederIcksburs. Pullman s4eel.-
@rS to New YORK
$40 A. NJ Sunday only FOL Washington,
ana polnts North. stops At ElDa.
o1s lieR Ashi ts P Pay5g5sysi isJ.
fofa. Eoods!aRe. Guinea, Suniilit.
Fredericksburg. Brooke. and Vide
$40 A. All NJ E bag Except eaE sunday for
Washington ana points North. Stops
at Elba, Glen Allen. Ashland, Tay-
nola, Milford. Woodsiane, Guinea.
summit; Freier!Sk}busg, Brooke
1890 NJ. Daily, except sGnoay. los Wash
ington and points North Stops a.
EIba. Glen Allen, Ashland. Boswell.
car Connects with Congressional
Limited at Washington.
T:45 P NJ Daily. for Washington and
s n5d.S p SeTsa i RR5 t. Fsss a
burg. Brooke and Whitewater. stops
1T other stations Sundays. Sleeper
Richmond to New York. Sleeper
s ARR1vE E 5aiI2 gS5g a. sTATI Ss a:r
o.so srooke. fredericksnnrg, Milford.
at other stations Sundays. Sleeper
New York to Richmond-
~ at Fredericksburg. Milford, boswell.
Ashland. Glen allen and Eliza PR
Io- car from WASHINGTON
6.2S r Nj Daily. stops only at Fred
ericksburg boswell. Ashland and
Elba. Pullman cars from New York.
$40 p N Daily. stops at Whitewater.
brooke Fredericksburg. Summit.
Guinea Woodslane. Milford Penola,
Ruther Glen. boswell. Teyiorsgil,e.
Ashland Glen Allen ard Etoa-
NATURALIZATION ee251,fs t5i5 TRAINS.
TDaIly except Slnoay.l
ITO A. NJ Leaves Eliza for Quantico.
40 p. NJ Leaves Ryre-Street Station
for Fredericksburg.
$40 +. Nj Leaves El5a for Ashland
S.,a 4 Nj Arrives tilba from Ashland.
e.o5 4 NJ Arrives Byrd-Street Station
from Fredericksburg.
o'o" w p TAYLOR
Traffic Manager.
E. T. D. MYERS.
President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
he counties al Buchanan. Dickenson. nor
lFor Medicinal Use.o

the Counties Of Buchanan, Dickinson. nor
Tazewell has furnished a single case.
Prepare tons for building The Virginia
and Carolina Railroad, commonly called
the Damascus Railroad, are being vigor-
ously prosecuted.
Its name indicates the hope OF its spon-
sors that it may yet be extended into the
'Carolinas but as far as can now be ssen
it will be a timber feeder TO the Norfolk
and Western. beginning at this point and
running southeast, l6 miles to the little
town of Damascus which dominates the
gap through the great Unaka range of
mountains.
At the State line, the road will be de-
niscted TO the southwest, ten miles further
into the marvellous white pine timber
basin. known as the Shady Valley. The
whole OF this line. % miles from Abingdon,
will be broad gauge and will deliver to the
Norfolk and Western. a great field OF
timber heretofore wholly inaccessible.
At the State line aforesaid there will be
projected by the Douglas Company, of
New York. and perhaps the Schaffer sur
vey owners, certain narrow gauge lines
nearly eastward, SO as to puncture the
timber fields that in vast area and with,
richness rarely equalled envelope the
bases and SUBMITS or the Great White
Top cluster of mountains. At no point
will any portion of this system be within
less than y miles of Mountain City, Tenn,
which latter point Will however. be reached
by the rapid extension by the Virginia and
Southwestern Railroad on its way from
Big Stone Gap, via Bristol and Eliza
betlton TO cut the great iron ore deposits
of Doe Mountains, Tenn.
There is a hustle and stir here In al
most painful contrast with the somnolent
habits of Abingdon. Vast quantities OF
material and machinery are being hauled
by numbers of wagons from this point
along the projected line in order to hasten
its completion. At point II miles dis
liant South Fork of Holston is to be
bridged and within that y miles is q large
amount Of trestle work, requiring quite
an amount of timber aside from the cross
ties required, and within that space are
ALREADY four steam saw mills and nun
dred men awakening its heretofore que
tude.
SO that before the sora shall have agaln
left the eastern shores of Virginia the IRON
Thorse will have snorted, in the vast
wolit1,7es and primeval gloom OF snaoS
valley and of the Great White Top Gus
ter of the tallest mountains east OF me
Mississippi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
MONTGOMERY CONFERENCE.
DR.. Curry, DR.. Barrinser and others to
Make Speeches.

The conference to be held under the
auspices of the Southern Society for the
Promotion of the Study of the Race Con-
ditions of the South will convene in
Montgomery. Ala, tomorrow and will
be in session three days.
Among the speakers on the programme
are Hon: A. tM. Waddell, of North Caro-
lima: John Temple Graves, of Georgia
Ex-Governor William A McCorl1le, OF
West Virginia. DR.. Julius d. Dreher
president of Roanoke College; DR.. J. II.
NJ. Curry, and DR.. Paul b. Barringer
chairman of the faculty of the University
of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
YOUNG GIRL s SUICIDE.
Her Fathers Second Marriage the
kause of the Act.

FRONT ROYAL, VA. May especial
News was received here to-day IRON. !.
pan,,han,;oc,, county of the suicide of
Miss carrie pulin. who resided with her
oarsnts in Beams Gap, an isolated part
Of that county. Miss Dulin was fifteen
years old. and it appears her father had
,,srr;.S second time. This seemed
to have preyea on the girls mind, who
was opposed TO his marriage. anu, IN
the presence of the whole famaly, sIe
took rough on rats, and aleu IN d lew
nous in intense agony. oae was d
daughter of Alfred Dulin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
THE DAMASCUS RAILROAD.
Work Being Rapidly Prosecuted on
the New Road.

ABINGDON, VA, May 7-Special.-The
Spring term of Judge PauFs u. S. Court
viii begin here tomorrow morning. There
viii be a. fair amount of criminal business
for The term, with very few cases of any
special magnitude as far S can now be
seen. The amount of civil business VIII
be smaller than usual. though some very
important litigation Will. as now appears,
be settled by agreement, of the parties.
The bankruptcy area assigned to this
Court embraces all the Counties west OF
New River, with the County OF Mont
gomery added. The number of cases OF
this kind has been smaller than was gem
..ral,s a,-,,ected being only 6s. Neither OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
Roth Wed a second Time.

Mr.. Ambrose S. Reicnenbaclk, a Philadel-
phia widower, came 60 Richmond yester-
dav to wed Mrs Amelia A. Mayo, OF this
city.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr..
Reichenbach and Mrs. Mayo went to the
clerks office of the Hastings Court, where
they secured the marriage license, after
which they were driven to the home OF a
minister. where they were married. They
left last might for Philadelphia. where they
will reside in the future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
Renort OF the Festival.

The Wednesday Club will hold their
annual meeting at the Y. M. c. A. to-
night at $50 o'clock, at which
time reoprr of the festival
will be made All the members
of the club will please attend, and brin g
with them all the music OF the cluos Wi2fch
5shev NAV have The Beard of Governors
will meet at the same place at s:15. to
make up their final report TO the club.
The election of officers and Board Of
Governors to serve the ensuing year viii
also take place at that meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
KILLED BY AN ENGINE
while Asleep on the Atlantic Coast

While Asleep on the Atlantic Coast
Lime Track.
Tanner Deadman. colored, was struck
by a shifting engine and fatally injured
while asleep on the Atlantic Coast Line
track between the bridge and the station
Sunday morning about o'clock.
The mans left shoulder was broken. he
was badly bruised and suffered a concus-
sion of the brain.
DIR. Fisher came in charge of the ambu-
lance and took him to the City Hospital
where he died about 10 o'clock in spite OF
the efforts of the physicians TO save his
life
DR.. William H. Taylor, the coroner, was
notified, but deemed an inquest unneces-
sary. and the body was turned over to the
mans rela tives-