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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-11
Cycling Notes.

The fast men OF this country are now
making readyto start for France to ride
the worlds championships OF 1900 ut the
Paris Fuir.
Charley Miller. the six-day champion,
said that he M d.clded not to 60 to Paris,
but to remain here and engage In motor.
paced races.
While England and Franco both have
them on the roads in numbers, this country
has been ridiculously backward IN turning
out single bicycles propelled by motor.
LA. W. officials in st. Louis have sue.
ceeded In getting the contract for street
sprinklng go ph-ased ns to insure some
comfort for wheeimen during tue summer
months.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-11
MARKETs IN THE ORIENT.
ssifs.sffssS. srrSFfE" Vi
Senate Passes the Bill to Appoint an In
5s q yestieating Commission.

WAsH1HeTos, D. G. (speciaD. The senat!
passed q bin authorizing the Presiden O
{ the United States to appoint commission
to study and make full report upon thi
commercial and industrial conditions q
China and japan and for other purposes.
The bill provides for the appointment o.
fye commissioners, one each from tht
Eastern, Middle, Southern and Western and
Pacific Coust States, who shall spend q,
..least one year In China, Japan and adjaceni
countries investigating their commercial
conditions and needs, with a view to pro
noting the expansion OF American com
merce by the enlargement OF the marketi
there for raw and manufactured producti
OF the United States. The bill carries az
appropriations OF 900 to defray the eI
penses of.the commission.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-11
HOUSEHOLD MATTERS.
Lettuce-Leaf Salad Sets.

beautiful salad sets in lettuce-leaf
design have, some OF them, large
round platters instead of dishes in
which to dress the salad; others show
the curled lettuce head for the salad
dish. end on the round platter be-
meath q very small head to hold tho
mayonnaise. Accompanying the dozes
plates are two small olive-boats and
tiny individual radish dishes. The
entire set is in the delicate green oi
the lettuce heart. The radish-d dishes
rest on q small standard which is hall
radish with its familiar leaves open
ing to hold the oval bowl.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-11

:: Nebraska Bank burglars Get $4,000.
The State Bank OF Hardy, Neb., was vls-
;ited by burglars few days ago. They
blew omen the sn!e with dynamite and got
$4,000. No trace Of the robbers has beer
uecured r. ... o..
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sH. Benham, Gets Change of Venue.
Knsorder was entered a1y the Supreme
4 Cours at Buffalo, N. Z, changing theplacs
ssof Traitor Howard G. Bepham from sGen.
G6see 70 Ontario County. Benham asked
for the change OF venue, tcontending that
he could not get affair trial In Batavia
where he was once convicted'ef the muir
= der OF Ills wife by poisoning.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-11
Iid Enr IndIa, b Eamine lsuf,arars.

Aid For IndIa's Famine ,sunerers.
The secrstarylof. State at Washington h
Informed by the viceroy of1ndia, with
reference to offers OF aid to the sufferers
from famine In India which have been com:
municated to him by charitably disposed
persons In this country, that contributions
from anySA american friends Of India will be
,thank ktuiIy received tand will be devoted to
the material relief Of suffering. ~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-11
s5.oooy ycaseis, OF Grip IN ST Tennessee.

$4,000 Gases OF Grip In tennessee.
& Over q month ,ago grip made its usual
appearance In Tennessee and has reached
an alarming stnge. There sra more than
Knoxville and Chattanoq each, andS
scores os cases in each 3nty, In somSj
communities every membSf o; family
being down. Reports SHOW, over 5000
cases in the State. II
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LAWYERS FEES ExoReITANT.
Charge OF S12 800 For One Months Worl
Not Allowed Sy Federal Court.

CHICAGO (speciaD.-The noted case OF
Jarndyce vs. Jnrndyse in Dickens BLEAK
House" was referred to by Judge Jenklna
in the United Suites Circuit Court OF APP
peals as analogous to the bankruptcy case
OF Theodore Curtis and others, In which
the court has set aside an order allowing
S12,500 for attorneys fees after long
lawsuit. II
Judges Wood and Bum concur In the DE-
cIsion and hold this allowance for profes-
sonal services exorbltant. The judges de-
clare that such AN. allowance challenges
scrutiny, as it is made for service extending
over period of only one, month and equalt
three months salary OF the President o.
the United States. o t
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Afew years stncsia arge farm hpyfs9 on
nv country place being yacant Q9Seen.s
through one ot the settl lenen 10 tHtel
some poor woman Withsmau child dKeh i6
seemed to need It fora two mont
and fresh air. Among those sent up wSBa
good looking aud soit,spo oxen younE
an With three small childreE. She ;Asdl tgsl'
nearly ali around her neek Whicir wa Inst
healing up. Her husband, !, ,8icRrpenterS md
cut her throatsin,n IA drunken spYse; neexlx
seyerine the 3ngular vein. . She was taken;
% the hospitaland he was tried sand BeHt.
to prison. "Wasshe always ugly toyou3ys,ss
she was asked ~ Oh ,no = she Iapf He'd SsEr5
was very good till he took, to drtnkssn
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A Shrewd Ideu.

A wealthy engineer bad fine place
in tie country, where he carried ont
many pet constructive projects. He
was visited there by an old friend,
who had great difficulty IN pushing
open the front gate. You enght to
see to that gate" said he. "a mar Of
your genius should not have gate
that is hard to open" "You don'i
understand" responded the engineer.
"The gate communicates with the
water-tank on the roof, and every per
son who comes through it pumps ur
four gallons of water from the well
into the tank!" - :
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500 81 % FOR Porto RICO.

Pred 6I Sas 10 sHi :Appropriatine
I'll u Ne of the sIslsnd.
eW1s r {spsclaD President
MdHlnis I'd fEsbIll apProprlating
iorn Il sico 81; ;0e5.S .Seo. sbeins the
sa6S collectsd ~ the United
ElnfS 5loxn pro- dnSss since the
oceap b 4 81 SslSna By the Amsfican
4ap1hnstt ies Thil foney Secretary Root
.sahaf t0 General George W. Davis, Mill
I8fS pyernor OF Porto Rico, who Will have
6f its distribution.
EdE E6pRgt OF 1t will be used at once IL
Sf6R mt General Davis's plan Of i'm
x9ads OF the island. HIs plan
: lined 1neA recent lett or to the Wal
e6ty which he recommended
ait2 258g0 M }lIaghe put to work for three
H6nthS on & fiB jsI4hd roads. He said that
(6ls gOHla scost shout S225 900 month fol
khe iab0 81 nnd ii Ssgials, The unexpAnded
iancSS Wifi b fdfAed into the Porto Rico
be used only for the benefit OF
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-11

Bank Robbers Secure $4,000 iii Illinois.
The safe In the bank Of Alexander Rate.
Mt Wellington, Ill.,, was blown open and
robbed OF $4,000 and $500 IN drafts ant
school orders. M,
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DREAM KILLED A CHILD.
servant Had Told Her How They stu4
Babies For Baking.

Servant Had Told Her How They Stu3
Babies For baking.
.BRANcHvILLE, Ind. (SpeclaD Mas
Corbin's death here is attributed to q re-
mark of her mothers servant and subse
squent dream. 4;
The servant several weeks ago was pre-
pairing q turkey for roasting. "Thls Is the
way they stuff babies to bake them III New
York, p sue said to May, who was seven
yenrs old. ,
: That night the little girl awoke with 6
scream. t.5 Mary is cooking baby brother
she cried. 7shs became hysterical, then In
sane, and disda few daya ugo.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-11
Genera, lyoodsats Dead.

= General IvoodRate Dead.
General Sir Edward Woodgate, Comman'
der Of the Eleventh Brigade Of the Fifth
Division. who was wounded at Spion KoI
on anuary "A, died in the Mooi hospital ip
Natal, South Africa.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-11
HeaIthyFG) Beer.

Mach is being snid of the healthfuinesk
Of beer, md the use 'of, that drink ate
strongly advocated by certain lpartiessh shs.s
.ause it is pure an genuine. Yet "a wouids
seem, from various advertisements nat
there must be lot OF stuff used fllatI
hardly supports that view. Here u
swo OF such rtiemsents, and
The render to form bis own concl ste
he value OF the material pE IA
Of these advertisemegtssyt6 the{ss efiaH'
Revenue Year BookY f9k luz
"Caramsllne, for favotsa 3ost. ekthrt
poiut in stout produet5en;e nanasea I
weight OF this article Isl te1ts E0r5ey1rys
atty barrels OF wort i eoppeF ByaNsfs
Wishing to increase thS bIark sbs eS a9es
,honld not fall to eline trial,
t is a thoroughly re sbi6 faff flcie. assy;9l4
manipulation, giYil9 1iask beers 9 'issIs 5
ing, luscious flavor re e iulaess, sn
ment appearing Brswerss almanac
for 1898, Of brsx gisites, theln aes9 eig
class, hydrosni6E ii sof magnesia potass,
sium and sodium bite Of lime. lsadtpT
powder and hItfth honates Of spotassi
sod ium, ~ .S ~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-11

High cheekbones always indicate
great force of character in some direc.
tiou.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-11

Canada Has n Surplus.
The Canadian budget shows surplus
for the year Of 81, ,S37,749.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-11
I tsr Tal fsSI6s NJ in I, .,aoad rIslds.

s|ske eietShs ~ az well preserved. !
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-11
TFe e 3papjsb e (Teasore.
@Ou---n
A NOVEL.
@p 10rs. elizabeth G. Ointer.
isabella cAsTELARl
.convrcht 1892 by RorrRrBo soss9 A"'.
A NOVEL,.
BY mrs. elizabeth G. Winter.
isabella CASTELAR.\

,.;,, 1902 and 1893 nv RorrRr PoSNras sOns Aaii.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
De.iri,tf,I Birthday.

A veryN pleasant evening was spent at
the home Of Mrs M. e. Pond, No. 2sos y
Street, on Monday, the occasion being the
seventeenth birthday of her daughters,
Misses Mary and Matte Pond. Music
both instrumental and vocal, We're the Or
der OF the evening and I'll attending en-
loved themselves immensely. Vocal Sc
lections were we'll and pleasingiy render
ed by Misses Mary Pond and Bessie hall,
While the music by Messrs. NIcCune, Davis
Malone, Enos and Smith was exceptional
sly splendid Among those present were:
Misses Mary, Matte and Essie POND, MOL
lie Hechler, Lillian Vaughan, Minnie
Shaw. Irene Pond. Kate Burch. Bessie
Hall, Annie Howe, Mrs. Lettle Barron,
Misses Lillian Westn1oreland and Alice
Hubbard. of Manchester; Messrs. Arthur
and Willie Dunnayant, Arthur, Parrish
Joseph Grimes, B. McCune, Dellie Ma
hone, John Davis, Hamilton Enos, Je11.
Smith, r. G. HOWE and Robert barron
and Henry Chetham and DAYS, OF Man
chester
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
FAILED TO WORK.
The Ala..m-1yirc or Jail Walls Out OF
Order.

The Alarn-1Virc on Jail Walls Out OF
Order.
"Henrico county Jail is the safest in
Virginia. said former Deputy City Ser
geant Dan Weisiger, yesterday afternoon,
"and the Richmond jail is one OF the
weakest. I know from personal observa-
ton that the city jail is one of the worst
places anywhere, and the utmost care is
always necessary to prevent ja1l de-
liveres.
$50 far as know, during the admins
tration of Sergeant Epps, there was only
one key to the cell occupied by Topeka
joe It is, therefore, wonderful how he
managed sto get an Impression of it. the
alarm wires that extend around the top
of the Jail walls failed to work at the
time Joe made his escape. These wires are
connected with drum in the office, and
at the slightest touch a great noise was
made in the office. Frequently the touch
of bird on the wires would create
scommotion in the cffiee.'
City Electrician Thompson says that
Topeka joe made the key 10 fit the lock
because he was a master of the mecila-
nism of locks. HE probably inserted a
soft piece of wood in the lock and grad
ually took the impression OF the hicks in
the lock, shaping UP the key according
ly. It is an easy matter for such men to
do this. The locks should be out OF reach
of those inside the cells.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
SEPTEMBER WEDDINGS.
Cnpid Busy in the City aud Make
Many Conquests.

Many Conquests.
Amid a profnsion of floral decorations
at st. James Episcopal Church, at $50
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Miss kathe-s
Tine c. Reinhardt, daughter of Professor
ana Mrs. Joseph Reinhardt. became The
bride of Mr.. William Henry Boschen the
ceremony being performed by Rev. w.
Meade Clarke.
The young ladies who acted as brides
maids were Misses Lottie Gertrude Cooke.
Nora Siegel, Pauline kessmich and Doro-
thy Rcinhardt, who were becomingls at
tired in white organdie, trimmed with ap-
pie green ribbons. Miss Anna Louise Rein
hardt was maid of honor. being attired in
white organdie, and carried a bouquet of
white carnations. tied with green ribbons.
The bride was alfred in white organdie
over taffeta, and carried bridal roses In
her hair were some OF the roses Worn by
her mother when she was married. The
nshers were Messrs. Willie Schmidt, j. w.
Tr.bhe.t. Charles Harra, John Resnhardt,
Charles aIaase and r. Z. Gordon. Mr..
Herman c. Koschen. brother of the groom,
acted as best man.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party repaired TO the home of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
10 Can TornatO e.

p,, tb,s cold process the tomatoes are
acted in the jars while cold and whole,
- me ph.Iaieir.iia Record. Elect for
MS nurpose the smooth. ripe tomatoes
of medium, size. and carefully remove the
5 skin. w.thou, breaking the tomatoes An
ordinary wash boiler Is most convenient for
,the boiling. Eli eight quart jars with tho
firm raw tomatoes. packing as closely as
nnssible without breaking any more than
necessary. using OGDEN, paddle 70 press
them down. Some viii break. so tiit the
iar n drain out the juice. Continue until.
ali the lars are full to overffowins- Place
the tops on, screw tightly. leaving off the
rubber bands Take the wash-boiler ana
mace a thin board and stout cloth In the
bottom. On that ,put the jars, with towels
between each two. TO prevent breaking IN
Earring with the boiling Put the boiler
on the stove ana fill almost to the top with
tepid water. Cover with the boiler lid, and
heat gradually to the boiling point. Con-
tinue the boiling about an hour from the
start When they are done take from the
stove and remove the boiler lid Place the
rubbers ON the jars and fasten well. Leave
the Jars in the water until cold then take
them out and wipe them on and keep in
a cool, dark closet. These are NICE for
frying IN the winter. as they are nearly
whole and sol:d when taken frcn the Jar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
NEWS OF BARTON HEIGHTS.
Some Interesting Items about That
Fiourisl,ing Place.
Water mines are being laid on Roberts

Some Interesting Items About That.
Fiourishing Place.
Water pipes are being laid on Roberts
Street
The sewerage system will be extended
out Holmes Street to the corporation
limits
The Committee on Light from the town
council have received q bid from the
Richmond Passenger and Power COM
pany to furnish six arc lights, winch
has been accepted. The bid Tor furnish
ing one hundred and sixteen candle-poWer
lights will be settled later.
Messrs Cullen Pitt and John Swarth-
out, who have been visiting in Washing
ton and New York, are expected home IN
about ten days.
A lawn party was given last night at
the residence of Mrs. r. L. Smith on
Lamb Avenue.
Miss Edith Morton is able to be out
after her extreme illness.
Mrs. Hutcheson and family have re-
turned home after trip Of two months.
Mrs. W. r. Jones and granddaughter
Miss Dorothy. left yesterday Tor Alton, y a.
Mrs. John E. Rose and family returned
Yesterday from Hardware, a.
A number Of members from town
went out to Young's pond to attend d
picnic given by Amity Lodge, No. 10
of Free and Accepted Masons.
rhe Northside Gun Club will meet neNt
Friday evening
Miss Mary Starrett and brother Leo
are expected home after prolonged
visit to friends and relations IN Iennes-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
CHATTAN00GA WOMAN
Has reason 10 Talze Conee enc or Her

Has Reason to Take Coffee Out OF Her
Family.
.sAfter drinking coffee scme years I
became badly run down in hea.ih, hai
serious indigestion, fatulency, and ner-
veusness, with severe spells of sick head
ache.
my physician advised me long ago to
stop drinking coffee, but sad It would
be an impossibility, that ! would rather
do without my breakfast and have my
cup Of coffee.
About six months ago. I tried Postum
Food Coffee and made it strictly accord
ing to directions 1 was so delighted with
1t that 4 Immediately discontinued coffee
and began using Postum. I have not mad
a pound of coffee in my house since and
never expect to again. All symptoms OF
indigestion have disappeared entirely and
my nerves are growing stronger every
day My weight has increased about
twenty pounds and Isnew weigh more. than
r ever weighed in mySlife.
st have known people to try Postum
am, throw it+Sas5de for the reason that
may made it ca-eiessly. It has deli
yoionss flavor and is dark and rich as Mocha
~ lava. if properly boiled, but if not
Eho;1ed long enough it is tasteless. Put a
nsaceI Of butter in the pot tie size Of a
navy bean to prevent boiling over
..AIy husband S weight has Increased
THIRTY pounds since he began drinking i,
anf, nv little boy, who has been.ver.'5
delicate and cid not Ga =, =. enlldren
90. AFTER Iare-e fsic1 Post,,m for a few
sda " his appetite improved and s he's
gaining In flesh daily. You can t1nag1nes
we are strong friends of Postum Z Food.
Cofree., Mrs. Robt Harris. 30 Walnut
st. Chattanooga, Tenn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06

a striking resemblance 10 the late General
Jubal Early
The charter. of the star Printing and PUB.
Listing Company, of Fredericksburg, mas
been lodged with the Secretary OF the
Commonwealth to be recorded.
{ Mr.. c.. Russell Wood has been appointed ,nl'
a notary for the county OF Rappahaai-#
mock.
Hon. A. A. Phlegar, appointed by Cover
ror Tyler to succeed the late Judge Jonn
w. Rely, will qualify and take his seat
on the bench when the court convenes
again at Richmond.
Mr.. j. G. Hankins who is spending
few days in Halifax, is expected to return
on Monday.
Messrs. ]. A. Brown. of Hanover, and
e. Fl. Coleman. of Amelia, We're callers
at the Library Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
.EINP Man
UNDER ARREST
Charged With Violating the United.
States Postal Laws.
INSPECTOR. BULLER's STATEMENT
His Accuscrs Claims That He Obtained
Money From Them Under False
pretenses- Bailed for His Ap-
pearance Next "Wednesday.

Deputy United States Marshall Y. ~.
Bland, yesterday morning arrested Cnarles
II. Smith, who up to sometime ago mas
been conducting an employment bureau
at No. 1929 East Franklin Street upon a
warrant sworn out 4 by Postofiice lnspec-
tor ]. w. Butler, charging him with using
the mails for fraudulent purposes IN con-
nection with his business. He was a1 Ter
wards bailed for his appearance before
Commissioner Peasants on WeuhesuaS
next
For about two years complaints. have
been made to the Post-Office Department
by parties with whom Smith was dealing,
and as far back as a year ago he was rep
rinlanded and warned by one OF the inspec-
tors and promised to do better.
SERIOUS CHARGE.
It seems to have been his habit, from
statements made by Government officials
yesterday, to advertise extensively that
he was IN q position to furnish servants
from his bureau, and upon receipt of
money to cover his fees and transportation
Of servants, would drop the correspondence.
The inspector who swore out the war
rant had great mass of data upon which
to make out his case, but it is under
stood that the Government will pick out
the case of a Northern customer, VINO sent
his check to Mr.. Smith in April 1900 and
VINO never got a servant nor his money,
and make its fight on that.
HAS THE CHECK.
The check for s11.5O. which is endorsed
Charles II. Smith & Co.," is in the
hands Of the inspector, together with pro-
tested draft which the customer made on
Smith on May 31st. 1900, upon his failure
to get back his money or to get the
servant.
Among the papers in Mr.. Buffers posses
sion are a great number Of letters from
Smith, promising to satisfy his creditors,
which they contend he has never done.
Smith has retained Nessrs. VIM. and
Henry Flegenhemer as his attorneys.
Mr.. Smith was granted bail with his
brother as security for his appearance
before United States Commissioner Pleas
Nnts at noon next Wednesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
Harry Walters, who stole $500 in bills and
500 in gold from the residence of Howard
Hopkins, at Goshen, Ind, la st Sunday.
INDIANA LADIES COMING.
Work of Arranging for Odd Fellows

Work of n ranging for Odd-Fellows
Mcetir:: is Progressing.
Mr.. Hill Montague, chairman CT the local
committee OF arrangements for the
Sovereign Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows,
which meets in this city week after next
has just received Information ti'ae
the Rebekah Lodge, of indianapolis, EN-
bracins twenty-five ladies', will reach here
On the 18th instant
A proposition from the Cook county
Lodge, of Illinois, one of the finest teams
in the country, has been received to give
all degrees of subordinate lodges, for the
benefit of the Odd-Fellows. The matter
will be considered at the meeting Of the
Executive Board at it's next session.
Mr.. John Is. Goodwin, OF Atlanta,
prominent attorney, is the most formidable
candidate for Deputy Grand Sire. lie will
reach the city next Monday, to attend
meeting of the Committee on Appeals, of
which he is chairman, and which meets
on next Wednesday,
Chairman Mills has received notice OF
acceptance of invitations to review the pa
rade from Governor Tyler and Mayor Tay-
lor. The reviewing stand will be erected
at the corner of Eleventh and Broad Streets
and will be handsomely decorated.
NHttledorfer, the decorator, has received
contracts for decorating most of the pub
lie buildings and mnny private places.
Abou Ben Adhem Lodge, Of this city
met last night and perfected arrange
,nerts to participate in the big Odd Eel
lows parade
At the meeting of Nelson Encampment,
No. .. I. o. OF, Tuesday night. twelve
patrarchs were advanced and eNa ted. and
it was decided to hold special meeting On
Friday night at Schiller Hall to confer the
work upon some twenty-five candidates.
This Encampment unanimously decided
to participate in the great parade on the
10Th. They will display their banner. which
was presented to them by the ladies of
Richmond in 1887
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
Chestnut Hill items.

The Richmond Passenger and Power
Company have consented to light the tow
.er with electricity on the keepers mouse
at the bridge.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Northslde
Hall Association will hold meeting our
ing the week
at the residence OF Mrs. Harwood, of High
land Park. for the benefit of the Episco-
pal church.
Mrs. Trent Miller and children left yes
teraay for the Yellow Sulphur Springs
Miss Alice Blair and her nieces. Misses
Alice and Lizzie Blair. and her nephew
Mr..Joe Blair. will leave tomorrow Tor an
extended visit to Spartanburg, s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
Funeral! Se,viccs.

The funeral of Mr.. Lorraine P. Jones
took place at 1890 O'Clock yesterday MORN
ing from Monumental Church. being at
tended by many of the trien Is o. the young
man The internent was in HollyW"oa.
The pall-bearers were Messrs. W. a.
shafer, H. X. McCreery, Charles n Wat
kins, George n. Skipwith, Richard II.
Meade. Wallace Carr, NJ. de Graffenreidt
Hobson and Bland Lee.
The funeral Of Mr.. BENJAMIN Needler
Robinson, who died Tuesday at New