The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21

& erom John Ltnck, a Futon bow. who is
#eaaing service for Uncle Sam il, the Phil
,nnines. The letter is dated Cavite, Sent.
Se,t, and was forty days on the wav. He
tss beer, very little fighting done by his
g ,.ae,;rnent The rain started in June and
~ times until December and al present
"a 81 its height. It rains there five or six
d,ys al a tine without ceasins. Mr.
II mex gives an interesting description or
the natives. for whom he has very little
use nm account of their reacherous
nature.
Eulton since the rumor was floate1 that
AIIerrnan ]. Harry Lawder had been Of
fsred . dep,,tvsIlip under Mr. D. A. How
lins wnicn would leave Il vacancy in
the Board Of Aldermen as was stated in
these columns
The many friends OF Councilman f.
II. CARRIER are not stitoWinS grass 10 grew
under their feet, but are working 10 Sc
cure the position for him. Ii Mr.. Garber'p
friends are successful, a vacancy Will
be created in the City Council,
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
Rev. i II. Routten, the pass,r of Den
ny-street NJ. Z. Church. will fill his pull
pit at both services to-day-11 A. NJ.
and 7:45 2, NJ
Rev. Samuel a. Steel. D. T.. pastor
Of Centenary Church, will exchange pull
pits with Rev j. I. Routten, ., denny
Street, to-day at IL \. NJ.
The Lad es' Auxiliary Society OF Denny
Street Methodist Episcopal Church, Will
meet on Monday, at P. NJ, with Mrs.
r. Nielsen. on Williamsburg Avenue.
Rev. e, 3. Snead will occupy his pulpit
at Weddel Memorial Chapel at both
services to-day.
Mr.. Frank C;ilmer returned last week
from his vacation, which he spent in
Washington, Baltimore and New York. (
Mr.. Arthur Philips is visiting in Phil
delphia.
Messrs. John. and Marion Seay, who
were in attendance at the funeral OF
their mother, Mrs Susan Seay, who. died
last Saturday. returned to Their respective
homes in Indiana and Baltimore on We'd
nesday.
Mr. Charles Armistead, who had the
misfortune to mash mis- big toe off on
Tuesday. while engaged in lifting heavy
beam at the Richmond Locomotive Works
is improving nicely.
Miss Rosa Duffy is visiting friends and
relatives in New York.
Mrs. Ralph Cavedo is quite sick at her
residence on Lester Street.
Mr.. George V. Russell, son OF Superin-
tendent John x. Russell, Of Varina, will
leave on Monday for Las Vegas, New
Mexico where he Will spend some time in
order to regain his lost health.
This morning from $3.50 to
O'Clock will be rally-day at DenTJ-Stree1
NJ. E Sunday-school. Superintendent G
t NJ. Rogers says he has a treat in store
for every one.
Rev B. Cabeu Hening will fill his pulpit
at Fulton Baptist Church on to-day a
both services. His subject at II A. M
will be "a Fruitless Flight" a $50 T. ".
1.-The Darkness of Extinguished Light"
a MEETING.
Donahue's Hall. the home of politics II
Fulton for the past few years, will OF
the scene of a large mass-meating one
night in tn future. The Ward Com
mttee Alderman J. Harry La7sder ant
Captain John a. Curtis, who is known
in Fulton as the Mayor of Marshal
Ward. have the matter in charge, anc
the following gentlemen will be asked
TO speak: Hons. John Lamb. Samuel l.
Kelley and J, fferson Wallace; Mayor
..Dick' Taylor. Squire James e. Grad.
and Captain John A. Curtis. A bant
Of music will be on hand to e1lliven the
occasion.
Captain John Lamb VIII address large
which meets at Giffert's Hall on Monday
at P NJ. Captain Lamb invites al
tho ladies' 10 be present. Captain JOIN
A. Curtis will also speak.
The Builders League Of nenny-Streei
NJ Z, Church will meet on wednesday
with Mrs. Sarah Childress, on! State Street