The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
Temperance People Of Fredericks-
burg 10 Send Delegation.
CAPT. CRoxION is EXPECTED.
The Underwrlierk' Reward Results In Arrest
Of Ben Brown, Colored, for Setting
Fire TO Bare The funeral OF
Mrs. Henry Gordon.
lspeeia, pispa,ch to The Tlnae..,

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Nov. IL
1t is stated that q delegation from this
city will so TO Richmond this week TO
appear before the committee of the c.n-
stitutional Convention having in cnalge
the Barbour-Quaries bill in reference 10
the SAFE OF liquor In advocacy OF that
measure in an effort to Offset tns effect
OF the visit of several prominent ii:uor
dealers of this city, whose claims wefc
90 ably presented before the com,n.ttee
yesterday by Mr.. st. George AZ. IT.
hugh, q leading iawyer here.
Mr. i. II. Mzs:e., ga; and family OIL
Northumberland county, have moved to
this city. and viii permanently reside
here. Mr.. Middleton having purchaseS
The sioux and fxturss OF the E. J. Low e
jewelry establishment, and VII. conduct
the jewclry business. i
ARRESTED FOR BURNING.
En Brown (cDlorecJ. charger WIN
burning ..,e barn and out-buildings be-
longing to Mrs. NJ. a. bowman. about
three niles from this city, in Spotsyl-
raIlia county f,.S November last, mas
bcsa: taken to Spotsylvanis Court
. house for trial The case against
him was worked up by detect
i've who expects to secure the reward
of 500 for the conviction of the lncen-
diary offered by the Underwriters AS
ISOLATION of Virginia.
Messr. James L. Mcdaniel and j. y.
Scott OF Tappahannuck. caught in Prs
GATEWAY Greek IN four hours fortJ-tive
large bass
Mr.. Bernard n. Temple. son OF the
La. Behian.n Temple, of Spotsyivanla
c,r-,f. who died recent. at Galveston.
4 .x.-c. after Sir Illness of several weeks,
aged ..,fts...c SeJrs. was borr. and ralSe-
nenf h; city. He was a gallant memoer
OF tte Purcell Batter, during the Clvi;
Ma:. anG wac twice wounded. The town
OF Temple III Texas was named in his
honor With the exception of La. Brook
Temple. the deceased is the last of
nur..,er 81 brothers who served IL the
war of lS61-'65. lie is survived by
widow and two c.-i.,re:l.a;
MRS GpRDON'Ss FL. t;RAD
The funeral of Mrs Henry Gordon took
place yesterday at .Santee. her late
home about six miles below this city.
She had suffered from heart trouble ana
contracted fever. --rS. Gordon Was MISS
Boulware a sister of the late Aubin l..
Boulware, and was lady of rare ac-
complishnents Rev. IS. $. Ware, OF
the Episcopal Church, conducted the ser
vices A number of relatives from TINS
city attended the funeral.
MIR. J. II. Myer. of the Germana
Mills. of this city, has just passed his
serenty-fifth birthday. and is active, hale
and hearty. He attends closely to busi-=
ness every day and takes a walk every
morning of several miles.
Mr. W b. Bruce. Of Caroilne county.
a successful tobacco grower, raised
crop. this season which viii bring MN
over $500
Dr. J. Garrett King, prominent GEN.
list of this city. VIII go to johns hop.
lzins Hospital in Baltimore for treatment
for kidney trouble.
Captain Richard c. croxton. of the
United States Army, son OF Judge
Thomas Croxton. Of Essex county is
..Snc.fed to arr;1a al his home IN rs
sex county from the Philippines TINS
week OF, a visit and Will spend some
time with his fathers family.
Mr. r. p. Rousie. postmaster at lap
1,af,3nucck. ESSEX county, was lnarrled
yes s.,.r to Miss Lucy Edwards, OF
King