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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
A GALLERY OF HEROES.
Many Portraits added 10 the Fine
Collection III Essex Court-House.

Especial plSrafch 10 Inc lllneS.)
FREDERICKSBURG Va, August %
Mr. George T. Croxton has been appointed
Supervisor OF Central District, Essex coun-
1y. 10 fill the vacancy in the Board caused
by the death Of Mr.. j. r. Motley.
Among the portraits of distinguished
sons OF Essex, which have been added to
the gallery in the courthouse at Tappa-
hammock within. the past year, are those
OF Col. Mer5wether Smith, a member of
tho first Colonial Congress and father OF
Gen. George w. Smith, of Bathurst,
which was painted by Miss NJ Gertrude
Won Stemyng kriete, the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. a. v. kriete, of Balti-
more: Gov George William Smith, who
was killed in the burning of the Richmond
theatre in 1911: Rufus S. Rennolds Com
nlonweaitf's Attorney: Captain George w.
Street. Fifty-fifth Virginia Regiment,
Killed at Charlottesville; Captain William
Oliver. Ninth Virginia Cavalry, killed at
White Tavern; Colonel Evan Rice, FIFTY
fifth Virginia Regiment, and Prof A +
Montague. of Furnan University, S Z.
There is also a handsome tablet 10 Justice
Robert Brooke; RoberJ Brooke, Jr. who
was clerk of the court and knight Of the
1Iorseshoe: Judge Francis L. Brooke, OF
The Supreme Court of Appeals, and WI
liam Hill Brooke, justice OF the county.
The gallery IS the finest in the State, ana
IS greatly admired by visitors to the hne
old county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
NO CONTEMPT INTENDED.
Judge Homes Dismissed Rule Against
Sheriff CoSbiiI.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)


BOYDTON, VA, August PA case of
unusual interest was before the County
Court of MeckleuburS yesterday Al the
July term of the County Court Sheriff E.
T. CogbiI put in his clam for the cost II
the execution of Stephan Baptist. the
negro who was hung here on the 1eeh of
July, for the murder of Peter Jones, which
claim amounted Sl6i.So.
Judge Homes took the account, and IN
the absence OF the Sheriff made inquiry
of one OF the deputies in reference to Ger
tain items Of the account. Ihe court
claimed that the deputy informed nin
(FIomes) that he was unable 10 furnish the
information desired, and that ne "ou1d
have TO see Sheriff CogbilI. The Sher.n
did not return until the court adjourned,
and the Judge failed 10 certify the claim
\ few days later Sheriff Coso!li addressed
a letter to the Judge of the County Court
OF Meckienburs TO which Judge Homes
took exceptions, claiming that the language
used was in contempt OF court. and entered
a. rule against Sheriff CosbiE that ne ap-
pear on Wednesday before his court 10
show cause Why he should not be fined
and Imprisoned for contempt of court Yes
terday. Mr.. CoGbiu appeared in court with
his counsel. Messrs. Thorp & BaskerVlli-
A motion was made by Mr.. Thorp that the
rule be quashed. upon the ground thal the
rule did not specify whether the rule was
against B. E. CogbiI in MS indivlduai
capacity or as an officer OF the court, but
Judge Homes overruied the motion
C. T. Baskerville. Esq, then read Ns.e
answer. in which they took the GROUND
that under proper construction OF tiie
language of the letter, noininS cot4es. nc
justly construed into contempt OF couil
The respondent further disclaimed any ~
tentior Of offering contempt of court. judge
Homes entered an oraer disrii-sstHs
rule. and expressed regrets that tas M
ter had occurred. saying that his ohiS ~ ~
tive in having the matter brought =,
the court was to vindicate the dignity
ths court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
Gray-iiatcisht
THE NEGRO CONFERENCE.
No Politics III 1t, Said One Of the Rep
rcScntatiycS.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch TO The Tmes)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August %
The colored State Convention, Which con-
vcued here yesterday at u O'Clock and
remained in session until 1880 last night
behind closed doors-adj ourned without
giving out anything for publication. There
were about 10 delegates present The
conference was occupied, for most part,
in organizing and appointing committees
and planning WORK
Many resolutions were passed and much
speaking INDUCED in looking to the in
terest and welfare of the coiored race Of
Virginia.
Finally, the Convention simmered down
TO the drafting and passing of resolution
in the shape of an Appeal to the Citizens
OF Virginia. in reference to the disfran-
chising of the colored man OF Virginia.
This address,, or appeal, the confer
ence refused to make public at present,
but informed your reporter that 1t would
be publish in due season.
Several prominent members at the con-
ference this morning said: we met 10
organize a Colored Educational and IN
dustrial Association of Virginia, minus
politics and elected officers in eacn city
ana county in the State to perfect the
organization"
But few of the leading colored men of
the city took any part in the movement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
Giles Jackso in the Game.


BOSTON August 23.-The National Negro
Business League, made UP of delegates
from about - states, assembled here to-
day. The principal speaker at to-day's
session was Booker r. Washington.
Permanent Organization was effected as
follows.
President. Booker r. Washington, Ala
bama; Vice-Presidents, D. B. McCar, WASH
ington; w. C. Coleman, North Carolina;
j. r. Greed, Texas: +. K Gilbert, Della
ware; Secretary, f. E. Cooper. Washing
ton: Treasurer G.. c. Harris, Boston:
Compiler, f. A. Johnston, North Carolina
A. F. Hillyer, of Washington, D. c.,
smoke on the Negro business enterprise
in the South Other speakers included
Giles B. Jackson, of Virginia: James E.
shepard, of North Carolina: NJ. NJ. Lowey.
of Pensacola, and y. ]. Love. Of Chatta-
nooga.
]. ". Pullen, of Enfield n. c., one OF
the soldiers who fought at san Juan Hill.
Cuba, in an animated address, took issue
with Governor Roosevelt, of New York,
who, the speaker said, had criticised the
colored troops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
WATER FAMINE
IS THREATENED
The Supply in Lexington is Running
Very Low.
BUENA VISTA HAS SAME TROUBLE
The Latter Place Now Supplied by
Use OF Columbia Paper oompany's
runos-A Strange Calf story.
Barn Destroyed by Fire.
BUENA VISTA HAS SAME TROUBLE
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)

i1ioAiNGION, VA, August 2S.-The
Iown council. IN order 10 avert water
1ainine here. have shut down on ali use of
water for ether than culinary and drinking
pnrp, ses- The supply is very low IN the
reservoir A sight shower fell Wednesday
AFTERNOON, the first Of any consequence
10. several weeks
L. l.. Arshart, who lives below Fairfield,
IN this county, had his barn destroyed by
fire yesterday. with 70 tons Of hay, 100
bushels of wheat and farming machinery
The.s was no insurance
WITH tne presen. drought Buena vista
CITY was threatened win water famine,
which was only averted by the kindness OF
the Columbia Paper Company using their
pumping machinery and supplying the
water mains Of his city with water from
thei- source, the river.
After an enforced idleness of several
months the wooden mills al Buena vista
have resumed operations.
Mcdowell Smith, son of Mr.. James S.
Smith. OF this pace. was appointed by the
Washington and Lee University Alumni
Association. OF Lexington. to the scholar
ship at the University. which honor they
have at their bestowal. Mcdowell Smith
was an honor man Of the Lexington High
School lasS session.
HANDSOME FOUNTAIN.
The last public hydrant, in front of the
courthouse, is 10 BE replaced by a hand
some drinking fountain.
Lexington vicinity has a calf story
which wiz compare very favorably with
the best of stories so far Mr.. j. z. Lewis,
whs farms about TWO miles southeast OF
Lexington, when inspecting his pasture
dields found in one of them a COW with a
.lewly-born cali. He drove the animal to
his barnyard. His son, James, while pass
ing through the same field just eight days
later, found a second calf in the same spot.
hut no COW. Lewis thinks calf No. is
one of twins. and that il existed those eight
days without food OF any kind. 1t was
very much emaciated and could not stand
UP. but is now taking on flesh at rapid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
NORTH CAROLINA SENAT0RSHiP.
There Are Three Candidates Now in
Field for Democratic Noiniuas;on.

RALEIGH. n. c.. August 2S.-CoIonel
A. NJ waddelI. of Wilmington, was here
yesterday ana spoke OF his candidacy for
the United States seEate to succeed But-
Ter 1t is now known that there nre three
candidates in the heid-Democratic State
Chairman Simmons, Colonel j. 5. Carr
and Colonel y NJ waddeil. But It may
be that the number will be reduced as fnr
as Chairman Simmons goes. The latest
report is TO the effect that Il foreign posi-
ton will be secured for Simmons.
If this is done a more Formidable oppo-
uent in the Senatorial hsnt VIII enter the
arena For with Simmons with u good
foreign appointment, c. B. AyeocS, Gov
ernor-eIect. Will be pushed for United
States Senator and Turner, of Irsdeit
raised from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to Gov
ernor
Last night terrific thunder ana rain
storm passed over Raleigh.
\ splendid portrait OF General l. O 2,
Branch was presented TO the L. o'k.
Branch Camp Of Confederate Veterans Of
Raleigh yesterday after the unveii-ns
ceremonies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
Brunswick News.

{Srecial Dispatch 10 The Ti1ncs.)
LAW itt2NSENILLE. VA, August %
The long dry spell was broken last night
by 2 heavy d2wnpour of rain, aecompa-
med by brill!an; electrical storm. The
crops IN ms eouaty are much damaged by
the drought, but II the season IS favorable
the inarket crop VIII We; be good yieid.
Miss Alice y. Eel. sister Of DR.. ". R.
Eel, died this morning at her home near
Gholsonf!lle. in This county.
MI j. IL rawlings. clerk of Brunswick
County Court, has returned from Alle-
shanS sp1aes' Where he has been for his
heath. He Is st!l, a Very sick man.
Mr.. and Mrs Whitney DAVE, of Rich
monc. are visiting Mr.. Thomas DAVE, OF
tbs place. father of MIR. Whitney Dave
The Baptists of this place are building
ore of the prettiest churches in town
This house of worship. when completed,
will stand as a monument 10 its pastor
hard work made it possible for the strug-
sling Raptssts OF this town 10 erect such
= house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
ENTIRELY ERRONEOUS.
No Possibility of Disruption in Geek
a,ic City Cycle C!uh.
(spcrInI Dispatch TO The Times>

i
PETERSBURG, VA. August 2a.-The
news sent to RichmonI from this city to-
dag to the effect that prominent club
mere might be disrupted. is entirely es-
roneous. The matter in question concerns
:. distinct violation o. tae rules OF The
C'ockade city cycle Club by three OF its
n!e.nGerG-drinilI being carried ~
the club-f0oms The president Mr.. =. y.
Morrison, said tonight that there is not
the slightest posS billy of any disruption
in tile club and that the Executive Com
nlftree will gladly receive the resignation
CT all who countenance suca conduct IN
their rooms.
CHAIRMAN E.vans of the Eemoaa.le
City Central Committee, VIII call a meet
ing Of hts committee mex. week u dis
c..Ss the advisabIlisy of organizing a Bryan
srI Stevenson campaign GLIB.
Tae COMMITTEES Will. doubtless, favor the
p-sg sitt5n and recommend mass met
ing 0f Democrats for the purpose lie
Democrat party in Peter burg is 'iloE-
oushly organized.
The president Of the Southern Female Coi-
lege in this city has been compelled %
make extensive Improvements 51.Is sum
nlar in order to accommodate tle increlse4
attendance. in the sch al FOR tie coming
session. Several rooms have beer 2dieS "
the dosrnitory department AMI .hP.9L--
Ynents made elsewhere. The Sinthefh
States Will be reprEsa nted. and students -
far North as Connecticut viii be ca
Under the presidency of Prefe ssor A. *.
Davis. the Southern S'enEtia ole fe mas
grown to be ore OF tie ledlih5 -etiA!e
colleges in the South
the average number Of s;pdeHts IS about
ore hund-ed and twenty-five ana thsfe
as. "a
will be a considerable increase '-lis
MI Mr. George c, Roper IS suffering con-
siderably from severe e15ooi'e-as.d
~ the acid on the counter at Armstrong;
drug store. TIE bottle broke and the con-
Ts-ts smiled on both legs. Before the
cIoth.ns could be removed the knees had
been badly burned. While the burns are
extremely painful. the physicians believe
no injury VIII result beyond temporary
suffering.
William Henry Morgan and Henry Nor
gan (coiored). members OF the chain-sstus.
got Away yesterday and have not been
heard from since.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
CLARKE CAVALRY
MEET IN REUNION
Mr.. Scott, of Texas, Made Fine
Historical Address.
SUMPTUOUS FEAST WAS SPREAD
The Old Veterans Again Walked the
Sleeping Echoes With the Yell
That Was Once the Terror
of Their Enemies.
FEAST WAS SPREAD
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

BERRYVILLE, VA, August 25.-The
annual reunion of the Clarke Cavalry,
Company c, Sixth Virginia Regiment,
Army of Northern Virginia, was held yes
terday in the grove on the farm OF \.
Moore IT, near Berryyille. Besides 4
large number Of oil Confederate Veterans,
there were present many from a distance,
wro partook OF the hospitality OF the
Cavalry Association. The speakers were:
Mr.. Scott, a member of the Galveston,
Texas, bar, who served in the Tenth Viz
ginia Cavalry, and Judge s. j. {. Moore.
of this place
MISTAKES IN HISTORY.
Mr.. Scott, who was the orator OF the
day. had for mis- subject .'Nsrepresenta-
tons and Mistakes in the Histories OF the
War" and his remarks were highly et!ffy-
ing from a historical standpoint Judge
Moore spoke on The pefenSes of Win
chester by Milroy in June, 1865, and
concluded his remarks with references TO
mistakes made by Bradley Johnson, IN
his history of the Civil War.
Both addresses We're full of interesting
data for the young men present, and the
Association, upon motion, requested Judge
Moore to correspond with the Appletons.
the publishers of Johnson's History, re-
garGing the errors, which he AYERS Cen
eral Johnson made in compiling his work
Hon. y Moore, Jr.. concluded the oratory
with the reading of a sketch OF the Battle
OF Fredericksburg. written by Congress-
man John Lamb Of Richmond.
\ FEAST SPREAD.
1t was then announced that the commits
sionary wagon had arrived. and every
body was invited to partaks De the good
things, which were spread upon a long
row of tables. That the cd veterans
now gray, and whose days are but few,
enjoyed the sumptuous repast was evil
denced by the number of broken belts and
smiling faces. The affair was concluded
with the old yell, given with the vim and
enthusiasm as in the days of old
The Clarke Cavalry will attend in a body
the reunion of the Sixth Virginia Regf-
ment, to be held at Fairfax Courthouse
September 18th and 18th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
TT CURED HINE

and will cure you. He had rheumatism
and writes US: you sold me a bottle of
your Dixie Nerve ana Bone Eminent.
which I used freely, rubbing vigorously
with it that night and was most agreea-
bly, surprised when on getting up the next
morning to find the rheumatism entirely
cured, and my arm perfectly Well I
told the above 10 a friend suffering in
The same way and he tried your Dixie
Nerve and Bone Liniment' and was speedi-
lily cured
It cures sfrains, strains and pains il the
muscles. stneus. sides, limbs and back.
Remember Dixie Liniment. Large bottles
% cents everywhere.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO,
Opposite PoStOfiice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
P0STOFFICEs P0BBED.
Safe Blown Open With Dynamite and
Money and Stamps Stolen.
fSne,el Dispatch o The Titncsl

wINsToN-sALEnI n. G., August %
The postoffice at Wilkesboro and North
WiIkesboro were broken open and robbed
last night. The two towns are only one
mile apart. at the first place the robbers
secured seveuty-dve dollars in money.
several registered letters and lot or
stamps. The safe was blown open with
dynamite a North Wllllesboro. About Sloo
in cash. registered letters and lot OF
stamps were secured. There is no clue
to guilty parties. Several show people,
who were in Wilkesboro. were arrested
and searched this morning, but the ofii-
GERS failed to find anything TO indicate
guilt and the parties were released.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
PARSONAGE kFIRE.
Senator Da,,ie! To Speak at Bethel
Academy August :50:h.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times

tSl'eci:l i'!SIsatcA 10 4tle lliASSl
WARRENTON, VA, August 2S.-Ihe
Baptist parsonage. in this place, was part
ay destroyed by tire last night. The ire
originated in the kitchen, Which was To-
tally destroyed.
Senator John ". Daniel will address the
Joe Kendall Camp OF Confederate Neter-
ans at their annual reunion. August S0th, at
Bethel Academy.
The preparations for the second annual
exhibit OF the Warrenton Horse Show
Association are nearing completion. and
the arrangement OF the grounds and build
inss present very attractive appearance.
The entries will close Saturday, August
9th. Secretary Barker states that the
entries are coming N rapidly, and every
indications points 10 a most successful
show.
The summer season here IS now al its
height. The hote! and the numerous pia-
waite boarGing-houses are filled. and every
room al the FauQuier White Sulphur
Springs Hotel IS taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
Will be Arraisned To-aIorrow.


ALEXANDRIA, VA, August 3.-Deputy
United States Marshal Joseph Glover ar
rived here this afternoon from Snikers-
vile, Va, having in custody William
Kane (white), who is charged with the rob
berry OF the postotfice at Norman, Cul-
pepper county, an account Of which ap-
peared in The Times. He will be arragn-
ed Saturday before United States Com
missioner Wormey, of Alexandria county
in the absence of United States Commits
s:oner John Fowler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
Political Situation Quiet.
fEy Associated Press

WASHINGTON. August 2a.-e;eueraI
Wood to-day cabied the War Department
the following:
Santiago de Cuba. August %.
"Adjutan. General Washinston:
Arrived IN Santiago to-day: sail from
here Sunday night. Agricultural and in
dustrial conditions throughout The coun-
try improving daily; political situation
quiet. Deep interest in convention
(Sisned) WOOD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
Headquarters State
Democratic Committee,

Democratic Committee,
Richmond, Va, August %, 1900.
The speakers and the places of speak
ing are announced as follows:
JOHN w. DANIEL.
Amherst Court, September 18th.
WM. HODGES MANN
Augustn Court, August 9th.
Rockbridge Court, September 3d.
JOHN l. JEFFRIES.
fiuvanna Court, August 9th.
Pulaski Court. September Sd
Russell Court, September Attn
Sussex Court, September 9th
Botetourt Court September 10th
Greene Court, September 18th
Prince George Court, September 18th
Rochlngham Court, September 18th.
JOHN LAMB
Sussex Court, September 9th.
FRANCIS r. LASSITER.
GreensVll!e Court September Sd.
Nottoway Court. September 9th
iunsnburE Court, September 10th
Prince George Court, September 18th.
Mecklenhurg Court. September nth.
JAMES HAY.
Rappahannock Court. September 10th
II. D. FLOOD.
Cumberland Court. August 2Sth
ROBERT TURNBULL.
Greensvillc Court, September Sd.
Sussex Court. September 9Th.
Lunenours Court, September 10th.
Prince George Court, September 18th
Dinwsddte Court September 18th.
GRAHAM CLAYTON.
Campbell Court. September 10th.
Roanoke Court, September nth.
LEWIS H. MACHEN.
King George Court September 9Th.
Lou6oun Court, September 10th.
Fairfax Court, September nth
EDWARD ECHoLs.
Bath Court, September 18th.
Rockingham Court, September 18th,
FRANK 7. GLASGOW.
Botetourt Court, September 10th.
GEORGE L. BROWNING.
Rappahannock Court, September 10th
Rockingham Court. September nth
WM. P. BARKSDALE.
Nelson Court, August 9th.
CARTER GLASS.
Augusta Court, August 9TH
a. E. STROBE.
Nelson Court, August 9th.
Allegheny Court, September 4th.
THOS. WHITEHEAD, JR.
Cumberland Court, August 18th
J. TAYLOR ELLYSON.
Chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
Travelling Dy Bike.
Especial Dispatch TO The Tin

(SpeclAI NlSPItch 10 INC ilInts.J
LEETOWN, w. VA, August 23.-Mr. r.
r. Oliver, of Hanover county, Va, arrived
at Leetown Tuesday evening, visiting his
friends and fellow-students, Messrs. John
and r. c. l.. Moncure, having come all the
way from his home, via Harrisonburg,
lCdinburg, Luray, Front Royal and Berry
vile on his bicycle. He set out this morn
ing on his return trip, expecting to reach
Harrisonburg this evening, via Winches-
ter, distance of f04 miles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
COMMANDMENT OF CADETS.
Bethel Academy Gets a West Point
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jenkins.
tSnnrinl nisnatch 10 The Timcs

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)
BETHEL MILITARY ACADEMY, VA,
August 2c-Major Micajah G. jenkins, OF
South Carolina. has been elected command
ant OF cadets, TO report for duty Septem-
her 2lst.
Major jenkins graduated with honor from
Nest Point; Was assigned 10 the cavalry
Department of the West. where he fought
Indians for seven years. lie was at one
time military instructor al The University
Of the South.
When the Spanish war broke out he was
elected Captain and put in command Oh
Troop X under Colonel Roosevelt. he
was brevetted major for Gallantry at GUS
atnas. ana presented with handsome
sword by South Carolina through Coionel
Roosevelt for distinguished service N
s~ili,s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
BRYAN and stevenson Club.
Especial Dispatch to- The Times. J

tSpeciaI Dispatch 70 The Ilhes-J
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, August %.
A club 10 be known as the Bryan and
Stevenson Democratic Club is being or
gained in this city. The movement was
inaugurated yesterday afternoon, and up
to this morning at O'Clock there We're
about one hundred members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
Injured by Bottle Burstine

iBelvin Dean. a colored man, while work
Ing at klevesahl's Bottling Works yes
terday morninssat II o clock. was painfully
cut in the right arm by the explosion OF a
bottle. He waszhxed up by DR.. Fisher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
NO DECISION REACHED.
mr. Phlcgar Comforting with Cover
nor as TO the Jrd GcShip.
Especial Dispatch 10 The TimesD
ST RADFORD. VA, August p

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.l
EAST RADFORD, VA. August 2S.-Ar.
Phlegar came to Radford from Bristol at
6 o'clock this evening and went straight to
Governor Tylers. where ne IS cohierrins
with his brcster-in-law, John r. Johnson,
aud the Governor. as to his accepting the
iudgeship. no decision vii! be given out
The Governor would be pleased should
rIegar accept. but his large practice OF
fifteen thousand per annuta and other IN
terests are to be considered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
HE!RESS TO MILLIONS.
\ Daughter Born to Mrs. George van
DcrbiIt i'll Diitmore House.
(By Associated Prcss-)

(Sy Associated Prcss-)
CHICAGO, August PA speciai to 'ts
Tfmes-Herald from AsheviAe, \. c., says
q girl baby has been born to Mrs. George
Vanderbilt in Fillmore House.
Mr. Vanderbilt announces that her name
will be Cornelia Stuyvesant. the niue
stranger is heir 10 a fortune OF S3c'Ooc'o"5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
Am Approaching. Wedding.

Especial Dispatch to The Timrs.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, August %
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Carrie b. Hill, of this city to Mr.. William
T. Goodloe The event is TO take place on
"Wednesday morning, September the 9Th, at
Christ Church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-24
Made No Arrests,

Mr. Samue, nendis. Deputy United states
Marshal. who left here a few days ago
to investigate she cases OF some alleged
rnoonshir.ers, has retained to the city. No
arrests have been made as yet.