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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-30
A POLICE MUSS.
A Fierce Battle Between the Mayor
and Commissioners.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
arena is now ready and what promises to
In the history of police annals is to be
Board of Police Commissioners. The bat
Element. Mayor Simpson is confident of
gaining the day. and expects to rule the
police force as he has heretofore done,
to suit himself. The commissioners have
adopted set of resolutions, which was
amended last night, which now makes
Mayor Simpson a mere tigure-head. The
Mayor, according to these rules, cannot
give a policeman any orders, and if the
policeman takes orders from him he is
threatened with dismissal by the COM
missioners. The Mayor threatens the po-
licemen with suspension if they refuse to
take orders from him. AS the matter
now stands the policemen are between
two fires, and say that they do not know
whom to obey. Mayor Simpson, since his
Introduction. has had many odds to con-
tend with, and every time he has come
out on top.
The better element of the city take sides
with the Mayor. Commissioner Herbert
Bryant says that the matter will have to
come into the courts for final settlement,
and the sooner the better What Will be
the outcome is hard to say. The COM
missionerS have also preferred charges
gainst Sergeant James Z. Smith on the
charge of trying to cause the deposal of
Police Commissioner Frank Price. They
will be heard at the next meeting Of the
commissioners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-30
SORROW AT YOsEMITE'S LOSS.
The Stockton at Newport Ncws-Ship-
lncnt OF Shells
Especial Dispatch to The Times
iMLCIl RT NLErNN-S VA N-a1 90


NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Nov. 29-The
pattlesh-p Massachusetts arrived in Hamp-
ton ROADS this afternoon after a pleasant
and uneve1tful run down the coast from
New York. She and the kearsarge and
the elsslt or nina torpedo-boats belonging
to the squadron will rendezvous at Old
Point until December Goth.
There is much sorrow here over the loss
OF the Yosemite, it being one of the first
large vessels built at this place At the
outbreak of the war with Spain the ship
was transformed into an auxiliary cruiser
here, and sailed away armed to the teeth,
carrying guns Of such heavy character
that at their first discharge in broadside
the timbers of the deck We're displaced
The torpedo-boat Stockton passed here
this morning at 80 o'clock on her way to
Richmond. She stopped for a few mo-
ments at the ship yard, and then went
+ steamirg up the river TO the capital under
a full head of steam.
The British steamship Accomac arrived
at the ship yard this morning from Balti-
more for extensive repairs and overhaul
ing.
She had a case Of smallpox on board
when she reached the Monumental City,
but was discharged from quarantine, there
being no danger of the disease spreading.
She now has d perfectly clear bill Of
health.
The Chesapeake and Ohio has just han
died shipment shrapnel and shells from
Norfolk to Portland. oregon. The ship
ment was consigned to the Adjutant-Gene-
raj of the State Of Oregon.
It is understood that the gunboat Frolic,
which is at Ola Point will return to the
navy yard for the purpose of having in
stalled a refrigera ting machine and ice
plant She will then sail for Cuba.
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1t is said that there is some DOUBT as
tn whether Congressman w \. Jones, OF
Richmond county viii! offer again for
the honor, and in the event Hon. w. a..
Jones should decline to run again. Hon.
c. E. Joass will, 1t is thought. enter the
race.
Congressman Jones is now serving his
fifth term and has just been re-eieeted for
the sixth. and it is eonlectured that he
probably has some higher office IL vtSw.
The Thfrty-nirth Senatorial! District will
claim the honor. when The present mem
Der shall retire. the Eastern Shore and
other sections having had the Congress
man since the former section.
Congressman Jones has not spoken on
the. matter OF ais future political course,
ara anything on the subject OF his sue.
cessor is mere speculation.
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PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Mr.. w. G. Hatcher Weds Miss Mary
Ellen Coleman.


Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
OAK FOREST, VA, Nov 22.-On Thurs
day. November 18th, at . O'Clock, the
home Of Mr.. Alfred Z. Coleman, SANDY
Level" near Oak Forest, in Cumberland
county. Va, was the scene of beautiful
wedding the contracting parties being Mr..
W. G. Hatcher. of Philadelphia, and Miss
Mary Ellen Coleman of Cumberland
county, Va.
The spacious parlors We're decorated
with evergreens. ferns and chrysanthe
NUNS. which, amid the beaming of soft
lights. presented striking effect.
To the sweet strains of Mendelssohn,
rendered by Mrs. Munford Hobson, the
bridal party entered in the following
order: The groom upon the arm of Mr..
A Il. Coleman, who acted as best man:
the bride, attended by Miss Alice NJ.
Bronton as maid of honor. The following
acted as walters: Mr.. William Banks and
Miss Mary Bronton; Mr.. S. c. Bronton
and Miss Julia Guthrie; Mr.. Walter Jones
and Miss Mary Reynolds; Mr.. II. x.
Adams and Miss Jean Phillips; Mr. George
Adams and Miss Lou Phillips; Mr.. Thorn
ton Foster and Miss Helen Reynolds; Mr..
Hendricks Woodson and Miss Fannie
Foster.
Rev. S. c. Hatcher. pastor of Queen
brother of the groom. performed the cere-
mony. assisted by Rev. w. w Sawyer,
the pastor of the bride. The bride was
attired in a blue cloth travelling suit, with
hat and gloves to match.
Immediately after the ceremony they
We're driven to the depot, and started on
an extended bridal trip by way of Old
Point Norfolk, New York and through
the North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatcher will be at home
to their friends after December 18th at
No. 22O Sumac Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
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CHILD FAILS
IN MANCHESTER
Little Son of Mr.. W. 3. Peasants
Meets With an Accident.
"A STORE HOUSE ROBBED.
Thanksgiving Service Old Negro
Marries = Manchester German
Club News, Personal
and Ericf
STORE oUsE ROBBED.
Thanksgiving Service Old Negro
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
No. llu2 hull street
The little fye-year-old son OF Mr.. w
B. Peasants, fe.l yesterday afternoon
from q horse and broke tl1s arm above
the elbow. The fracture was reduced by
DR.. Thomas p. Mathews, and the chlid
was resting easily last night
SToRE ROBBED.
The clothing store OF Jacob Moses No no.
122i Hun Street. was robbed We'd
neSday night. a back w1ndo"
was raised, and a long stick win
a hook on the end was useu
to an advantage. Moses was asleep ~.
ten feet from the window whiie ne Was
being robbed. but says he heaiu iloliit.ie.
One overcoat was taken and about me
suits of boys clothes. The police tiiia1A A
there will be little trouble In getting cue
guilty party
Solomon Jones (coloredl, seventy years
OF age was married Hsuiiss >
day night to Rosa Hiiton tcoioleu,
has had almost as many wives
as King Solomon himself, hS'lns been
married SIX times, and being the falf'er ..
,tY7anty-toius children. The y ceremony
was performed at the BRIDE NOME
by Dr. A Binga {colored. Both negroes
are natives of Chesterfield county anu
are good citizens.
T.
Thanksgiving service was held YESTERDAY
morning at Meade Memorial EPISCOPAL
church by Rev. Benjamin DENNIS; Ine
service was we'll attended. as the cay
has been universally observed as hoii-s
DAY. .,..
closed all day. while others renamed
or,en until noon and then observed the
day by closing their doors.
the Manchester German Cup gave
tbeir regular german Wednesday, nasfc
at Leader Hall. There were hlte ecu
couples and the dance proved one VI eiio
most pleasant given.
~ es,n,an was led by Sam Patteson,
assisted by Mr.. William Morris ana hoy-
all Turpin Those present We're: MISSES
7,o,,fse willis, Annie Allen, BroaanoA 1top-
erton. Nina Owen, Marion kooeItso,i, ne
lon Robertson, Helen Bate, Beile dit.aih
Lula Braxton, Edith, Lizzie anu MIDI
9Tde Sarah Harvey, Maude Patteson'
T7jorence Holland, Martha Giliock. Novel,
md Bo.sseux: Messrs. John Brltton' ffahA
Cannson William Morris. Lacy enc
Law Rassett Bate, George Cox. sam Pat-
teson VIII Patteson, Charles Page. hopett
< Rives, sam Moore, Chiffon hopei is e.'.s
Royal Turpin. WoodloiA b 1il.,al,,, or5
Coolsbv. Jim Britton, Henry Pattesoh ai1u
Danforth. p,.,r-
Chanerones were Iesdames Fred Pleas
ants SAMPSON Turpin and Kelly.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Miss Elise Bagley, Of Lunenpurs, IS VS.
sting her cousin, Mrs. Anna, T. 1i1sraiii' ifi'
Porter Street Tel, ,,;s
Mr., Horace Carter, who is now with ms
,,-n+her Mr. w. J. Carter. continues 10
:mprove from his recent attack OF appeh-
Rarney Rose fcolored). on the charge Oh
5unacy, was loclsed-up yesteIday ihoriiiis
to await action of a COMMISSION. ,,,d
,,r--lS n
ininred b., a negro man in Richmond YES
yra5nesday- was resting easily last night.
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THE RELIGIOUS FEATURES.
Thanksgiving Services Held Yester-
Ity by l. determinations


day by /. Denominations.
Thanksgiving services were held yester-
day by all denominat ons and despite t.le
inc. emency OF the weather and the fact
that it was a great pubic holiday they
were all very well attended.
The union service OF GrOye-Avcnue
Baptist Church and Beth Ahaba Syna-
gogue was opened al IL o clock yesterday
morning with a hymn by the congl es alton.
After prayer by Or. j. B. hawthorne and
"a hymn by the choir, an address was de-
liyered by Dr. Hawthorne on "Our Coun-
try-Its Past, Present and Future"
He began us aduress with a pleasant
references to the HeoreW congregation from
which he nnl his church had received an
invitation to join them il q Thanksgiving
service.
He briefly reviewed the history of the
custom of national Thanksgiving,
Dr. Hawthorne said, that in cOmmem-
Grating Gods goodness to US as a people,
we ought to ascribe to Him special praise
for the nobility of our forefathers.
while / do not attach SO much import
ance TO heredity as some men are wont
to do, firmly believe that physical, intel
lectual and moral qualities descend in
some degree from sire to son. am sure
that one secret of the greatness of the
present generation of the American peo-
pie is to be found in the greatness OF their
ancestors.
DR.. Hawthorne said: I'VE should ac-
ceatuate the propriety of giving special
thanks to God on this occasion for the
present unity and fraternal spirit Of the
American people
DR.. Hawthorne said that the restoration
Of the fraternal feeling between the peo-
pie of the North and the people of the
South started when representative men in
the North in the pulpit, on the hustingS
and in the halls of Congress began to
credit the men OF the South with sincerity,
honesty and patriotism in fighting for
the Southern Confederacy-
"a 9th + thing, he said, mt has
helped TO oblitsrate sectional feeling and
restore brotherly confidence was the con-
ducr of President Mckinley in commit
ting 10 the hands of such Confederate
leaders as Wh4e:er al Lees tie honor CT
the American flag and the command OF
l.uleTs III the late war with
SPAIN
DR. hawthorne sad: 1.-The r.ce.,t sue
cess of our army and navy in liberating
millions of people tc.pl the ga. ing yoke
of tyranny has given to Americans Of
all sections of this country new and
grander conception OF the mission and
ross hitfriqs az our republic me cry of
innarialism is trick and fraud
ADDRESS OF DIR. CALISCH.
Ths address of Rabbi E. N. Calisch fol-
lowed the singing of a hymn by the con-
.ra-.+ion and was on the subject 1.-THE
Highest THANKSGIVING.
~, naran By referring to the pleasure it
hin, Il, welcome DR.. Hawthorne and
~. conrresat on to the synagogue, and
non+irnad that it was customary on
.1 =, ,s nrIktzriving-Day to take stock Of the
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ELEGANT COUNTRY WEDDING.
Mr.. Aichcl and Miss Trice-Reception
and Bridal Tour
Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)

Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
FLANNAGAN'S MILLS, VA, Nov. Is
A beautiful home wedding was solemn
lied at i o'clock yesterday when Mr..
Oskar Aichel, OF Charleston, S. c.. and
Miss Olivia Trice We're married at the
residence of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. j. Trice. by Rev J. G. Lennon.
Miss Ida Trice was maid of honor, and
the bridesmaids were Lula Kali. Peters
burg, Va; Lille Litch, Charlottesville,
Va; Thusnelda Aichel, New York: Alma
Aichel. Charleston, S. c.; Susie Parrish,
Richmond. Va.
The ushers, We're Charles Perkins. Cum
berland county; William Kali, Peters
burg, Va; Hite Baker, Madison Trice and
Ben Trice. Cumberland county.
The bride was asured in a suit of blue
broadcloth, and Wore handsome brooch
of pearls and diamonds, the present of the
groom. The bridesmaid wore white
organdie.
The bridal couple left for northern
tour.
An elegant reception was rendered the
bridal party and friends last evening.
when supper was served in old Virginia
style.
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DEATHS.

CHILDRESS.-Died, November %, 1900
at o'clock P. NJ. at the residence OF
her son-in-law Joseph T. Allen, No.
300 East Broad Street, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH CHILDRESS, in the eighty-siAth
year of her age.
Funeral from the above residence
THIS AFTERNOON at $50 o'clock.
Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend.
FRANCIS.-Died. at her residence. No. Il
i Maiden Lane Thursday, November %,
1900 Mrs ELIZABETH FRANC1S;
aged seventy-seren years and seight
months.
Funeral will take place from Laurel
Street NJ. e. Church FRIDAY AFTER
8 NOON at O'Clock Friends and ac-
quaintances are respectfully invited to
attend.
M.coN~rA Oiled. No@ernber 2s.. 1900.
at $50 p. NJ, at rhe residence Of his
son-in-law ..Dr. Frank NJ li'-a,:e). No.
3o7 East Grace Street, JAMES Moon
Nal, Sr.
Funeral tomorrow at o'elock from
the above residence.
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WEDDINGS IN NORTHAMPTON.
Mr.. j. II. Tnmley Weds Miss Ger'r"oe
Parker Upshur.
fsnecial Dispatch 10 The Tines


r,c--TI VA November 2S-1"o
-,a5dinps of prominent young people Oh
,his county were celebrated To-Day MI
! r. Iurnley, Jr.. OF Baltimore 10 MSS
Gertrude Parker Upshur, OF TINS place ai,o
W. charles Smith, il. OF FRANK uo"ii, "
miss Dora Moore, of Birds Nest l ne ioi-
rner took place at Chrlst oiiuitii' liz.
place, to-day at O'Clock III ile iiessnse
~ ., large crowd OF friends and relatives.
rr,ba church was Beautifully and arts1i-
ally decorated, chrysanthemums ana
,,otfed plan1s being most conspicuous. me
ceremony was conducted by Rev. Wm.
~ Meade, the rector of the Eplscol,ai
,,burches of this parish. Mr.. Henry L.
77nsrur. father of the bride, save her
away. oe
Miss Elsie upshur acted as mala o.
honor. and Miss Evelyn sneaa, Oh 5all
,nore. and Miss Sallie Fruland, OF Mary
,and in mink organdy;. Misses Maria
Sorthineham and Isabel Northinsham' III
,,bi,. orysntiv. We're bridesmaids; MessrS.
l5Jweli. of Baltimore; Arthur odhueis'
John II. Addison and DR.. u. w. Hoifai,o'
of this place, acted as ushers' ana MI
Geo. n. Bell as best man
The bride was costumed IN "hlte or
candy over white taffeta, tullc Vel with
orange blossoms
.;on was rendered them at Selma. the
nome of Mrs. Annie E. Kerr. the grand
mother of Miss Upshur- Miss upshur is
the eldest daughter of Mr.. Henry L. Up
.shur. of this place, and belongs TO tWo OIL
the Oldest families of the Eastern Shore,
The Tpshurs and Parkers.
ar Lumley is a great grandson OF Cen
Sir James Rutherford Lumley, OF Enf2'
land. He was reared in this locality, but
is now druggist in Baltimore, which
>xyfl1 he their future home.
Mr. Charles Smith. Jr.. and Miss Dora
Moore were married today. at $50 O'Clock,
at the home of the brides grandfather,
MIR. c. Il. Moore. an old and highly re-
Bpected citizen of This county. The cere-
,nony was conducted by Rev. w. \. Meade,
The rector OF Hungar's Church.
The couple took the afternoon train for
Galveston. Texas. where they Will make
their future home. Their wedding was
quiet home one. and only a few relatives
We're present The groom is a popular
young man, the son of DR.. Charles Smith.
of Franktown.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV. %, 1900
ARRIVED.
Steamer Resale. Willis, Norfolk. mer-
.handise ana passengers. Old Dominion
Ein.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers. Virginia Navigation
Company
phia, merchandise and passengers, Clyde
Line.
Steamer Rosalie, Willis, Norfolk. mer.
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion
Line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, NOV. %, 1900
ARR L.
Barge Ohio, New York.
Barge Ocean Belle, Allyn's. Point.
Barge Clintonia, Providence.
Schooner w. 2. Hood. Providence.
Steamer Accomac, Baltimore.
Steamer Craigern, klarseilles.
Steamer Dunnore, New Orleans.
Steamer Florida, New Orleans. 4
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LABOR MEN ARE THANKFUL.
AIeetin. Addressed hy ClerGymcn and
REPRESENTATIVES of Unions.


The Allied Building Trades Council held
a Thanksgiving meeting at Smithdeal Hall
last night. Fully one hundred and fifty
Representatives of the local unions were in
attendance. Addresses were delivered
by Rev. Father Waters, Of St. Peters
Cathedral, and Rev. Mr.. Maxwell, pastor
Of the Third Christian Church, both OF
whom referred to the manifold causes the
laboring men and women Of the country
had for being thankful at this time.
After these reverend gentlemen had con-
cluded their remarks, representatives of the
various unions spoke. and all expressed
gratitude to the Supreme Beng for the
many blessings bestowed upon the me-
chanics and other workingmen OF the
country, and OF this city in particular dur
ing the past twelve months. The newly
organized unions reported rapid growth
and generally healthy conditions.
Mrs. L. NJ Garrett. of Roanoke, is Wis
iting friends in the city.
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Religious Founders

Rev. DR.. e y. Ca.isch viii tonight de-
liver, at Synagogue Beth Ahaoa. the
second OF the seres of lectures on Rsiis-
ious Founders. The subject will be .'Budd-
ha. am. tire lecture VIII begin at O'Clock.
DR.. Cai,sch.s subject for the services
to- morrow morning VII! be Ideals.
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Divorced aud Married
fsnaefsl Di.natch To The Times.l

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Nov. %
MSS Edmonia Jones. OF this county, wat
Vas divorced few weeks aso from aet
former. husband Thomas Eisy. IN tns
Corporation Court here. was M rfted 20
day at tt;e residence of the otticiafsns nnsn-
lister. Rev. j. s. Dill. N this CITY. % ~
Jud.on Chewing. az this County,
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 81 p MOOT
TONSpot in fair demand; prices steady;
American middling, 59-16d. The sales Of
the day were 5000 bales. of which 800
were for speculation and export and in
Guided 800 bales American. Receipts,
-. O0O bales including 10000 American.
Futures opened and closed quiet; Amer
lean middling. l. M c., November, , 3-e4
a., '3-64d., sellers: November and Decem-
Der. 5 2S-6465 o9-G1u, buyers; December
and January, 5 25-6435 26-64d., sellers;
January and February ) 23-64d5 24-64d.,
sellers: February and March, 21-64@
5 19-64G5 2O-64d., sellers; April and May,
5 17-G4d., sellers: May and June, 5 14-64@
; Ibid. sellers; June and July, 5 12-64d.,
sellers; July and August, 5 10-G4d., sellers;
August and September, G2-64d., sellers.
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BOY SHOT FROM AMBUSH.
Eloped as Her Sister did Before Her
After an Express Rubber.
{spcc,ai Dispatch to The Timcs.)

(Spcc,ai Dispatch to The Timcs.)
SUFFOLK, VA, November 29-While
celebrating a Thanksgiving hunt. with
other boys, Henry Harre!l. sixteen years
old. was to-day shot from an unseen
source, and he now has in his leg wound
eight inches long, made by a 80 caliber
ride bullet When Harrell heard shots in
a. nearby wood, he cried. Don't shoot any.
more. The words had hardly left him.
before the shot was repeated and the bail
crashed through his leg. It entered above
the knee and took a downward course:
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DISASTER CONFIRMED.
The Yosemite Il T.tul E.oss-CahIe ne-
ceircd From Ecrey.

~ = *7SC111'tC tt e ''t.t1 1TlSS-CIDIC Ike
ceivcd From Eercy.
(By Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The Navy De-
partment to-day received a cabegram
from Admiral Remey confirming the ra-
port OF the disaster to the AUXILIARY
cruiser Yosemite at Guam. Following is
the text Of Admira! Remeys caoiegram:
.Cav:te, Nov 90.
To Bureau of Navigation, Washington:
Captain of transport Sherman reports
total loss of Yosemite November 18th.
Chains parted in typhoon, drifted to sea
and sank seventy les off. Justin a col
ller, went to rescue. Steam launch crew
Of five lost. Shall send Nempff to Guam
tomorrow to ascertain extent of di.sas-
ter and transport Yosemite crew to Cavite.
tSigned) "RENFy
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PHI D.it.. Theta.
Especial Dispatch to The Time

(SpeciaI Utspatch TO The Tfmes.)
LEXINGTON, VA. Noy. 23.-Students ].
w Marshall. of Richmond, Va, and H. r.
keeb.e. OF Abilene. Tex, are in Louis
vile. KY. attending the biennial conren-
ton of the Phi Deltn Theta Fraternity, as
representatives from the Zeta Chapter of
washington and Lee University. The at
tendance at the convention is large Many
social functions win be rendered the dele
gates. Among the prominent members OF
the fraternity are ex-President Harrison
and Hon. A. E. Stevenson.
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a Talk on Missions.

A large audience yesterday greeted Mrs.
Chambers, returned missionary from
China, at the residence of Mrs John ].
King. Size told of her work in Southern
China, and. after singing a parting hymn.
Mrs. Chambers left for a short trip to
Boston
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The ladies of Asbury Methodist Church
gave sociable last night at the church.
Iombardy Street and Grove Avenue. The
attendance was large and quite an en-
5oyahic time was sneut
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Grave Cloth Prepared.

CASE No. 1.-Young man in city of Nor
folk. twenty years ago. vas on the verge
of the Srave-srave-clothes laid ASIDE,
preacher selected for funeral sermon;
suffered with tumor in stomach: a risit
TO hospital in Washington: examined, by
Surgeon-Gsen Hammond: no help but
an operation: came home 10 Norfolk to
die Cured by DR.. Sargent in ;. hours:
we'll and strong to-day: weighs $50
pounds. Send for circular with many
such cases.
Magnetic Shoe So.es. soc per pair.
Infants Teething Shield. SEQ.
Ladies Supporter, weighs only oz.
Gentlemens Waist Belts. $500 up.
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MARKETS
PEANUT MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

NORFOLK, VA, Nov. 29.-PEANUTs-
Steady and unchanged.
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LOCOMOTIVE BolLER. EXPLODED D.
An Engineer Killed ON the Southern,
Road
Especial Dispatch to The Time

(Specia, Dispatch TO The Times.)
CHARLOTTESVIILE, VA, Nov. %
Mr.. j. j. Maghaey, an engineer on the
Southern road. was Killed last night by
the explosion OF boiler near Burk's Sta
ton. Ills body was Brought here this
morning and prepared for burial.
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interest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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