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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-16
CANDIDATES LAY
PLANS FOR FUTURE
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his hands, hut he'll win, and win

fight on his hands, but he'll win, and win
sure
Colonel Joe ButtoE who is chairman of
the Tenth Congressman District, yester-
day appointed two campaign committees
who will have charse of the work in that
district this fall. Ole will have jur:sd.c-
ton in the six count es of the district
lying east of the Allghany and the other
will have jurisdiction in the SIX counties
west of the Allegheny.
1.-THE political conditions in these two
sections are entirely different said Col.
Button in explanation of his course, land
one committee will have nothing to do
with the conduct Of the campaign in the
half of the district lTder the jurisdiction
OF the other committee"
The committeeman named by Chairman
Button nre as follows:
Western counties headquarters at
Observation-Disclosures Echols, of Stanton.
chairman; j. +. LowInan, of Bath; e n.
McClintic, of Hishland; Benjamin Haden.
Of Botetourt; ". EjAllen, OF Allegheny,
and John T. Sale. o, Rockbridge.
Eastern counties, headquarters at West
Appomattox-S. l.. Ferguson. of Apo
mattox, chairman: fudge c. j. Campbell,
Of Amherst; Blanc Massie. of Nelson;
Captain John T Ackenna, of Bucking-
ham: W. NJ. Smith, of Cumberland. The
representative from Fluvanna county has
not been heard from in regard to his ac-
ceptance or definition.
Colonel Button, Jas chairman of the
Tenth District. alp yesterday made the
following appointments for speaking in
that district:
Judge William FDdges Mann. of Motto
way, and State Santor Carter Glass. of
Lynchburg, at Stanton, Augusta court
day. August 9th.
State Senator JON L. Jeffries. Of Gull
pepper. Fluvanna cart. August 9th.
State Senator Villain p. Barksdae OF
Halifax, and A. Strobe, of Amherst,
Nelson court, Angst 9th.
Hon. H. D. Flod, Of Appomattox, and
Thomas Whitehea, Jr., Of Amherst, Cum
berland court, Aullst 2Sth.
Judge William lodges Mann, of MOTTO
way, Rockbridge curt, September Sd.
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REPUBLICAN, FINANCES.
Senator Hanna Refuses To Discuss
Conference Held.
fBy Associated Prcss.)

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-An important
conference on the financial condition OF
the national campaign fund was held at
Republican headquarters to-day As
members of this conference were Senator
lama, Postmas,er-CeneraI Charles EN-
Dry Smith. Senator o. Fl. Plat. of Con-
necticut; Treasurer Cornelius N Bliss,
and Senator Scott and j. Fl. Maniey. the
two latter being called In occasionally
refused TO discuss what occurred at the
conference
Among those who called on Senator
anna in the afternoon Were couple OF
gentlemen. one OF them a Clergyman from
Roston. who came in behalf OF Miss Lii
.lian C. Jewell. the loan OF Are who
wanted to have the National Committee
endorse the Anti-Lynchins League and
help out in running a newspaper. The
interview was brief
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A PUNGEFT FOOD DRINK
With thcruste OF Coffee.

perhaps no &c has suffered more
from the use of 5ffee or failed oftener in
the attempt to 1--we it off than I hive.
Although l neveldrank more than half
cup at a time, itsven then gave me sour
stomach and vole catalogue of misery
This kept up fora long period, and time
and aga n l have'esolved that I positively
would drink nGmore coffee: but, alas,
the rest OF the faily used it, and. like the
reformed drpnk'd who smells whiskey
and falls again Then l smelled coffee L
could not resist.
FINALLY, we une to try Postum Food
Coffee, and my Du0e was over at once
There I had ~ favorte beverage-u
crisp, dark brow, rich coffee, with a fine
pungent coffee t;te, and yet with no sour
stomach or nerNls troubles after it. On
the contrary, I ave gained gradually in
strength and GIrdy health. All who
have spoken tone about Postum agree.
and we have fond t so, that the direc-
tons for maxim must be followed. and it
must be boiled least fifteen minutes or
more. and it ais requires the addition of
good cream. v hive tried boiling il
few minutes ven n a special hurry,
but found it ;lipid and unsatisfactory:
whereas by prCtr boiling it is dark and
rich, with deliatful flavor.
CDR. McMiLlai of Sunbeam, H., sad
he hnd used Plum and found il to be
just as good ascoffee and more health
full He is an L. D. of fine standing.
Mr.. David Stro, and sister have left off
coffee and are fling Postum. They find
II much more aealthful- Rev. W. T.
Campbell, past of the Second United
Presbyterian Clrch, of this city. says:
You may say atthing good that you wish
about Postum Iod Coffee and I will sub
stantiate IT. r was very great lover
of coffee. and i found It very Injurious
to his health He now drinks Postum
three times a ~, and the Old troubles
have DISAPPEARED
Il shrink froI!haT!hS my name appear
n public. TheStateIneht l nave given
you is TRUTHFUL ld nope VIII ala some
people 10 ,iiscoyi that coffee is the cause
Of their nches a ais, and they are in a
way - GET rid dtheir troubles by leaving
OFF CONES and aking up Postum Food
Coffee
This lady liv9at -hotifhouth, H., ana
her name can E gwen ~ te'ees upon
ann,,catinn 10 ae Postum Cereal Co.,
Ltd makers oPostum. at Battle Creek,
Mich
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AMUSE MENTS.
ACADEMY-Dark.

ACADEMY-Dark.
BIJOU-Dark.
CASINO-VaudeVille.
FREE CoNCERT-s3o to 1920 Candles
Hill
rhs interesting. bright show at the
Casino this week has served to draw
NOR people for the first three nights OF
a week than any bill that has been pre-
scented at the popular summer theatre.
a fact that demonstrates that the pro-
grarnrue IS a good one, and that IL IS Civ
ing real satisfaction.
The Deltorelli Brothers, in their must
cal act; Bennett and Young. presenting
the best illustrated song act yet seen:
Belle Hathaway's monkeys; LozelIa. the
famous athlete; Miles and Raymond. IN
a screaming comedy sketch. and the sing
ing of Professor Munson. certainly make
up q pleasing array of real talent
Manager Wells will personally book
next weeks show. He IS now in commu-
nication with some splendid acts.
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MISS BEMISS HIS BRIDE.
Notable Event in Social Circles-Othcr
Weddings,

The social circles of the city were con-
s:derably concerned in the weddings of
well-lnown Richmonders yesterday. A
wedding Of wide interest was that Of Mss
Amy Lacy Bemiss and Hon. John Tag
sard Blodgett, Justice of the Supreme
Court of Rhode Island, which took place
at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning. The
marriage took place at the residence of
the BRIDES brother, Mr.. Z. L. Bemiss,
No. III West Grace Street, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Dr.. r. 2. Kerr,
OF the First Presbyterian Church.
The drawins-rooms were prettily deco
rated and a string orchestra furnished
music for the occasion.
Little Misses Margaret Bryan, Charlotte
Bemss, Frances Bryan and Frances Be
miss acted as bridesmaids and were led
by Master Samuel Merifield Bemiss, who
was att.red in white duck.
The bride was given away by her mo-
Their, Mrs. Fannie Iockert Bemss. She
was attired in white cloth, silk and lace.
Her hat was trimmed with white lace
and pink roses. The bride is the daugh-
ter Of the late Dr. Samuel n Bemiss, Of
Louisville Ky, later of New Orleans, La.
After the ceremony a handsome recep-
ton was rendered the newly-married couple
and many kilograms congratulatinS them
were received from all parts of the coun-
try.
Mrs. Z. L. Berniss was assisted in re-
ce.v!ng by Miss Bemiss and Mrs Bryan,
sisters OF the bride. and Mrs. E. L. ST.
monds and Mrs. j. G.. Duncan, of New
Orleans, La.
Only relatives and immediate friends of
the family were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blodgett left at o'clock
yesterday afternoon for an extended bridal
tour. nfter which they will make Provi-
dence, r. l., their future home.
Parkinson-inwc.
A pretty wedding took place at 2:45
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. L. V. Parkinson, No. 29l2
East Broad Street when her daughter,
Miss Annie Laurie Parkinson, was MARI ed
by Rev. NJ. Ashby Jones, of Leigh-Street
Baptist Church, to Mr.. John Edgar Rowe.
The parIors were beautifully decorated
with carnations and palms.
The bride was attired in a handsome
gown of light gray cloth. with gray gloves
to match. She carried bouquet Of roses
Mr.. William Boscher acted as best man.
while Misses Ethel and Marie Long, little
eces of the bride, were the ribbon bear
ers.
The young couple will take an extended
northern tour. and upon their return will
reside at the home of the brides mother.
Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. William NJ Arnheim, a young mer-
chant of Tarboro. N. c., was married at
noo2. yesterday TO Miss LILY Rosendorf. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rosendorf
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
DR.. q. n. Calisch in the tastefully deco
rated parlor OF the residence of the bride.
The bride was becominsly gowned in
pastel brown travelling dress, trimmed in
hand-embroidered white satin.
Despite the intense heat of the day
many guests were present, including some
from New Orleans, Cincinnati. Alabama
and Norfolk.
After a tour embracing the northern
cities and Niagara Falls, they will reside
in Tarboro n c.
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DIVERSION OF
THE APPOMATT
United States Engineer Goes Over
the Proposed Route.
PRETTY RECEPTION GIVEN.
Horscs to be Put in Training on New
Market Race Course in Prince
George CounIy-A Valuable
Steer Killed.
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PETERSBURG. VA, August lo.-Major
Jas b. Quinn, United States Engi-
l.eer, in charge of tbs distr!c:, Virginia
and North Carolina}. arrived in the city
THIS morning FOR the purpose Of thorough
~ invests eating the Advantages to be de-
rived from the proposed INVERSION OF the
Appomatt0x River. Major Quinn was met
by representatives, of the CITY Counc",
Chamber OF Commerce ana business mon
During the early part Of tie afternoon ne
was taken over III" c:,y. Later Major
Quinn accompanied by the committees
from the Council and Chamber of Com
merce, was taken down the river and over
the proposed route of The river.
Major Quilsns repol: Will be submitted
to thA Congressional Commit zee II Rivers
and Harbols.
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED.
A marriage license was issued this alter
noon to Mr.. Jno. b. Gross and Ida May
Richardson. The young couple will leave
for Norfolk tomorrow. where the marriage
ceremony WITH be sOenlnized some time
during the day.
\ tine steer, the property of James Car
Ter. and valued at so, was struck and
killed by train OH the Atlantic Coast
Line this morning. The accident occurred
at the Jones Street crossing, near Mt.
Airy Shops.
.. J
i'll at his residence, on BolIingbrook Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo ". Harrel., of Colum-
bia, Mo, who have been visiting relatives
IN this city. left for their home this even
ing.
Misses Sarah and Lillian Bulchis of
Richmond. are visiting the Misses Baily,
on Liberty Street. I,
PRETTY RECEPTION.
The country residence OF Hon. w. B.
\
rracGve scene this evening, the occasion
being a reception given by Ny. McIllwaine
TO the friends OF his children. There We're
about one hundred invitations issued. The
reception lasted UNTIL 10 o'clock.
Andrew Epps (colored) Became enraged
al IL betIer-half last night and threw
a stool at her, striking her the head
and intlcting slight scalp wound. He
was fined So and put under a $50 bond by
Mayor Peasants this morning.
The United States authorities have de-
cided that the county authorities have
jurisdiction IN the case of Williams
alias Weaver, charged with assaultins the
mate of the steamer Mccall. Williams is
in joil in this city, awaiting the action of
the author ties. a warrant VII he is
sued for Williams arrest tonight by
Captain burlington as soon as the Mccall
arrives in the city.
It is understood that the New Market
race course in Prince George county, the
property OF Mr.. G. A. Fifty. has been
leased by Mr.. r. Daley and William FL
lis, of this city. They VIII al once put some
horses in training and there is a probability
OF some fine rncins at this course this
fall.
Mr.. James Rowland and Miss Minnie
S. Grafton will be united n marriage at
the residence of the brides mother, on
Harrison Street tonight at $50 O'Clock.
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OPEN TIE INSTITUTE.
Rev. George II. Wiley Will Begin
NoriS Sopu-sB:beT News

~ SoDn-ot NEWS.
Rev. George II. Wiley. wife and children
returned TO the city Tuesday afternoon
from near LynchDurg. where they have
been spending some time. Mr. Wiley has
entirely recovered his health and Will en-
ger Immediately and actively upon his
work here. The symptoms of malarial
fever, with which he was threatened,
seem TO be entirely removed and he is now
looking quite well.
MIR. Wiley intends to push the work
of renovating the Old United States Hotel.
Nineteenth and Main Streets, to finish
and opened the work there as soon as pos
eible. When the building Is more entirely
fitted out, in a few days, religious SER
vices viii be held il it.
The first work viii be TO inausurate
meetings a free night-schoo and other
departments of work viii be opened as
soon as tne weather Will permit.
Rev j. r. Harrison, pastor OF Immanuei
Baptist Church, left last night Tor
Rocky Mount, Franklin county, Va,
where he will spend a few weeks recu-
peraung his health. He is still very
weak from his recent severe attack,
and needs a good rest. During his alb
sence the filling OF his pulpit will be IN
the hands of AR. w. y. Abraham, q mem
Der OF Emmanuel.
Rev. Il. T. Louthan IS attending the
Accomac Baptist Association this week.
ana will spend the remainder of his vaca-
ton with friends in Rappahannock and
Eulpeper counties. He will attend the
Shiloh Association also, which will be held
IN the latter county August 18th.
Rev. a d. Louthan will supply the pull
pit al Howards Grove Baptist Church the
last two weeks in August.
DR. William Il. Hatcher, who has re-
turned from Midlothian, is feeling con-
slderahly better. but has not Yet entirely
recovered his health.
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WANTED IN RICHMOND.

! w AN 1E-b LIN INiSIl4slO-NC-
| Leslie CARRIER, for being drunk, was fined
| NIaude Stewart (coloredD was ordered tc
| move. She was charged with keeping q
| disorderly house.
! Henry Shepperson (colored) wanted in
| Richmond for cutting negro several
weeks ago. was arrested by Officer Jones
yesterday morning and turned over to the
authorities.
The Finance Committee will meet Fri
day night at SIS O'Clock, in the Coun-
Gil Chamber. to open bids for city fuel
The Health Committee meets to-
night at o'clock in the Council Chamber
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Clark and little
daughter have returned to Fords
Depot in Dinwiddie county.
Willie Jones. the son of Mr.. w. T.
Jones, who has been quite sick, is i'm
proving.
took place yesterday a Y o'clock, at her
home in Chesterfield county. Burial
was made in the family burying-ground.
Little Isabel Saunders, OF West Seventh
Street, gave a delightful party, Saturday
evening in honor of her eight birth
day Among those present, were Misses
Phail Con!ey, Ellen Phillips, Verneil
Blankenshio, Lucille Crooks. Jassie
Raines, Cassie French, Kate Wilkerson,
BIdncn carter, NISIS AhCSdilii, iSbAbS
Atkins, John Saunders and Emmett
Blankenshp.
Mrs a. T. Atwell and daughters-ElIa
Thomas and Annie Augusta-are spending
the summer at Clover.
Mrs. John ]. Beville and family left
Tuesday for Selma, n. c., where they
will visit the family Of Captain J. I.
Hopkins.
Professor Walter T. Holt, left yesterday
y,-l.. h,. will
two weeks of his vacation before returning
to washington to resume his business as
music teacher.
Mrs. Written and daughter, Miss Emma,
are visiting in FTuvanna county.
Rev W NJ. Jennings. of st. Clair, Pa,
arrived in the city Tuesday. and Will
spend his vacation with relatives here.
Mr. J. C. Switzerland is visiting friends
in Crozet.
FUNERAL OF MRS BLUNT.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ida Blunt. who
died Tuesday afternoon at her late home,
on West Fifteenth Street, will take place
at the First Presbyterian Church at 8
O'Clock this afternoon. The service Will
be conducted by Rev. Mr.. Van Houten
Burial will be made in Maury Cemetery
Mrs Blunt's mother and sister arrived
from Pittsburg. Pa, yesterday AFTERNOON
FIVE HAVE MARROW ESCAPE
Mrs. William Mckim Marriott and
three children had a narrow escape from
injury Tuesday afternoon They were
being driven to the station at Bumpass,
in Louisa county, returning to Richmond
after a months vacation in the COUNTY.
when a single-tree broke, frightening the
horses. They became ain Gst uncon-
trollable, and dashed down the road at
terrible speed Mr.. Fl. j. Parrish. at
whose home Mrs. Marriott and the chill
dren had been stopping, was driving, and
succeeded in pulling the runaway team
into some low bushes, which caused the
traces to break, thus allowing the horses
to dash on, but leaving the wagon at a
stand-still- Al! escaped without injuries,
and in spite of their experience caught
the next train for Richmond
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for several days at the Baptist Home for
| Aged Women.
Mr.. Polk Miller Will lecture on the
! evening of August Slst at the Fork Union
Baptist church
Dr. F. S. Harker will resume the prac-
tice of medicine, as he has recovered from
his recent illness.
Mrs Katherine Frayser, who has been
visiting Mrs. II. C. Rippell in Washing
ton, has returned home.
Miss Mamie L. Stamper has returned
to the City from a delightful visit to
Poplar Springs Roxbury.
Miss Bette Winfree. OF Midlothian. is
on a visit to Care5y Hall, being the spe-
c!al guest of Miss Edith NJ Hatcher.
Mr.. Joseph L. Felix. OF Buchanan; Mr..
G. 2. Davis, of Goshen. and Mrs. Agee
and daughter, of New Castle. are in the
city.
Mr.. Wythe White, of Alexandria, and
Mr. D. c. ReInohl, of Washington, are
visiting relatives of Mr.. White in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Mann, OF No South
Pine Street have been called home on ac-
count OF the illness OF their son, D. E.
Mann.
Mr.. 3. c. Wherry, who has been spend
ing several days at the Yellow Sulphur
Springs, with his family, has returned to
the city.
Mr.. md Mrs. VI Gavin, of Memphis.
Tenn. are guests of their daughter. Mrs
Robert Lee Traylor. at No. SOC East Mar
shall Street.
Mrs. ]. NJ Dunn and Miss Julia Renick.
who have been visiting Petersburg, have
returned accompanIed by their friend, Miss
Sarah Stevens.
The many friends here Of Mr.. John T,
Wilbourue, of Powhatan, will regret TO
learn that he has five cnses OF typhoid
fever in his family.
Judge &. a. Hancock who was taken
quite sick last week. while on visit TO
Amelia county. has recovered sufficiently
TO attend to business.
Mr.. E. c. Taylor. agent OF the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO AMI
mails vas severely bitten by skye ter
rier, which ne had been called IN 10 XII.
Mr.. Thomas, Whitehead, Jr-. wei!-
known lawyer of Lyuchour;. IS here 10
defend j. c. Childress. whose case comes
UP to-day on the charge OF cutting Samuel
Mahoney.
Rev. Robert Fl. Rudd, for several years
church, in Amelia county. has offered his
resignation. but thus far the church has
not accepted it.
Rev I.andoa Greene. of Chesterfield. has
recently resigned the chnrse of the Grace
land Baptist church. at Dorset. and will
take special course of study at Richmond
College during the next session
Mrs. NJ. Mol. of No. 81 North Eighth
Street, and her grandchild, MISS Louise
Francis. after spending some time at
Mountain Top. have gone 10 Staunton
for the remainder of the summer.
Miss Louise Beale, of No a5oi Venable
Street., has bee:s spending some time at
Ruckroe. Ocean View and other watering
places: also visiting friends in Norfolk.
and will visit relatives at Crewe-
Read w Robbins, who attempted to
escape from the city Jail has been taken
to she asylum for the insane at Staunton.
A marriage license was granted yester-
day TO John E. Rowe and Annie L.
Parkinson.
DR. James Nelson. of the Woman's Col
lege. who hrs been seriously sick OF late.
has gone to the Hot Springs. His friends
txs quite confident now Of his recovery.
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HENRICO COUNTY,
Land assessors Finish Their Work
Other News.

Land Assessors Finish Their " Oril
Osbcr News.
The land assessors of the upper district
Of Henrico have completed their work,
and made returns to the Clerk and Audi
tor yesterday
Prof. Harry Frangkfeld, of Philadelphia.
latter's residence. near lakewood. a re-
ception was rendered Prof Frangktield
last night at the residence of Mr.. Dick
erSOn. Music was furnished by the
Citizens Band and refreshments were
served. To-day a party will accom-
pany the Frol TO Buckroe. He will leave
for Philadelphia tonight.
Bennett VS. Bennett, a discussion as to
the possession of house on a farm on
James river, about ten miles below Rich
nlond. came up before Judge Wicl1ham in
the county Court of Henrico yesterday.
The case of Andrew Burnett, charged
with assaulting John Wood on the latter's
premises, came up in the magistrates
court yesterday morning and was dis
missed.
Comm missions of lunacy will be held at
the county courthouse Sto-day to pass
upon the sanity of Mrs. Mary e Smith
charged with house-burning. and Major
Perkins who tore down a chimney OF
house belonging to Judge Waddill.
James Lewis (colored) was arrested
about O'Clock yesterday morning by Con-
stable G. II Waldrop on a charge of
stealing copper wire from the Richmond
Passenger and Power Company Lewis
will be tried this morning at II o'clock.
Charles Henderson, arrested a few days
ago charged with drawing knife on Isa-
iah Johnson. was fined $3.50 and costs by
Squire L. r. Woodson.
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ASSEMBLE HERE.
Great Meeting of Coiored Baptists In
Richmond.

The twentieth annual session of the
Colored National Baptist Convention,
representing 100000 members, Will be
held September 12th-16th, inclusive, IN TINS
city A. is customary. the color
ed people OF Richmond are preparing 10
give them free entertainment The col
orcd churches of the different denomlna-
lions have united TO make the entertain
naent a grand success. They feel very
grateful to the white friends for the aid
zhey ara giving them. y great many Oh
the white citizens are giving contributions
Of money and food to help run the ON
ing room for the convention. On sunday
September 10th in the afternoon, large
missionary nass-meeting will be held ana
the Exposition building, on Broad Street,
has been rendered them free OF charge for
that occasion.
This convention IS supporting fourteen
missionaries IN Africa one in Cuba ana
has a very successful publishing-house IN
Nashville Tenn, furnishing Sunday-school
literature for nearly 1909 Sunday-schools,
supporting Sunday-schools' missionaries,
cooperating with the coiored Baptists OF
Virginia in Missionary work, and they have
am educational board putting forth every
effort to help sustain their educational
institutions.
This convention in setting forth its mis-
sionary and educational projects, receives
the hearty endorsement and encourage
ment from the white Baptists OF the South.
Dr. Frost, Of the Southern Baptist Pub
fishing Board, has been a strong supper
ter by way Of advice and instruction as
to the management of the Colored Bap-
tist Publishing House.
The coming convention viii be address,
ed by Governor Tyler, Mayor Taylor and
some Of the leading white divines Of the
city.
1t is expected that there will be at least
10000 colored people visiting Richmond
during the week OF the convention, which
meets al he Fifth-Strees Baptist church,
Rsr. w. T. Graham, pastor
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Grace-Street Church will conduct the
service which. in accordance with the OK
pressed wish of the deceased. will be quite
simple The deacons and elders of the
church will act as pall-bearers.
The funeral of Mrs. Amanda Bowman
took place yesterday at u O'Clock, at her
home in Chesterfield.
The funeral Of Mrs Ann e. Ball took
place at ) o clock yesterday afternoon rom
the residence. No. 25o7 East Grace Street
The interment was made in lakewood.