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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-01
PERISH At GO|D.N GAZE.
Big Vessel Sinks and 1872 Persons
Drown.
CONSUL WIlDMAN is LOST.
The Steamship City of Rio dc Janeiro
Strikes Upon Mile Rock In q Fog,
Backs On and Settles Down-Struggls
for Life Boats.

The Pacific Mail company's steam
ship City Of Rio de Janeiro, while en-
tering the San Francisco harbor from
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-01
Wednesday, February go.

The senate spent the day on the
postofice appropriation bill. The
amendment of Mr. Butler proposing
reduction Of about per cent in the
pay for railway postal service was de-
feated-1S to 51-after a debate in
which Mr.. Depew answered Mr.. But
ler's criticisms on the large profits
made by American roads.
The house passed the sundry civil
appropriation bill and entered upon
consideration of the general deficiency
the last of the general appropriation
bills.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-01
Struggle to Reach the Boats.

A number Of women were hurried
into the lifeboats, but as the ship was
going down fast confusion got the oct
ter Of heads that We're not cool, and
there was a struggle to get into the
smaller craft. Some of the Chinese
and male passengers on the afterdeck
jumped overheard. No one can say
just how many took to the water, put
it is reckoned that about forty went
over the side. The fog kept settling
down on the bay and it became 1ifi-
cult to see ships length a6aft the
bows
ROunseville Wildman, United States
consul-general to Hongkong, his wife
and two children, were among those
who persisted in the wreck
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-01
Burglars Sentenced to Prison,

j. S. Berry. James Hopkins, Harry
Devett and j. p. Montague, who last
December were routed from an at
tempt to rob the Stevens Bank at
Montfort, Wis, and were next morn
ing captured in hay NOW out beyond
Dodgeville, after a fusillade with pis-
tolls, were sentenced at Lancaster to
three years in states prison.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-01
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
Summary of Legislation in National
Body.
MEASURES IN BOTH HOUSES.
President Issues ProcIama ton Re
Quiring Meeting of the Senate-Say-
That Public Interests Require Such
. Meeting on March t.
Tuesday, February 10.

The senate. by vote Of IS to AZ, re-
Jected conference report on military
academy appropriation bill. This ac-
ton came at conclusion of spirited de-
bate upon provisions against hazing
inserted in bill by conference commit
tee. Report OF conferees was rejected
because regarded by large majority OF
senate as too drastic. Mr. Deboe de-
livered his announced speech upon
Nicaragua canal, advocating construc-
ton OF waterway by United States.
Effort was made to obtain considera-
ton for bill reviving grade of vice ad-
miral Of the navy for benefit Of Rear
Admfrals Sampson and Schley, but it
was unavailing.
The house devoted the day to consid-
GRAFTON of sundry civil appropriation
bill, debate being chiefly upon national
irrigation OF arid lands Passed reso-
luton calling upon secretary of state
and secretary of treasury regarding
shipments to South Africa of horses.
mules and other army supplies.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-01

jacksonville Man Killed bv Train.
George +. Brown, a well-knOwn citi-
zen, was killed at Jacksonville. ILL.,,
while attempting to board a moving
Wabash train.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-01

the orient during a heavy fog Friday
went down in about fifteen minutes
in thirty fathoms Of water off Fort
Point. A large number Of lives are
known to have been lost, but owing to
the confusion following the terrible
accident and the failure of those who
managed to get ashore to report their
safe arrival at the Merchants exchange
or the Pacific Mail office. it is impOs-
sible 10 fix the exact number of those
who went down with the vessel. 1t is
thought that 100 persisted. Capt. Will
lam Ward, the ships master and an old
employe of the Pacific Mail company,
went down with his ship. AS nearly
as can be learned, there were POI pei
sons on board the ship
Vessel Strikes a Rock.
The City of Rio de Janeiro was on
her way in from the oriental ports via
Honolulu with a valuable cargo. 1t
sailed from HongkOng Jan. % for
San Francisco via Yokohama. Quar-
the clearest idea of the striking Of the
craft and let it be known that the mass
of rock with which the iron prov came
in contact was Mile rock, against which
a pretty stiff current was setting. The
rock is in a line off Fort Point with
Point Lobos, and two-thirds of mile
from the San Francisco shore. His ex-
PLANTATION was that the vessel struck
head on, crushed in her bows and filled
Immediately. Instantly the decks were
crowded with the passengers and crew
and the Chinese steerage passengers
rushed up from below and tried II
crowd into the boats. The members OF
the crew. headed by Capt. Ward and
his assistants, kept the Chinese and
the white men off while the boats wert
being lowered. By this time the ship
had backed off and was settling down
hy the head
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22
CLIFTON AGAIN.
Sent TO jail Tor Six Months ADDITIONAL Other
P. lice Court Cases

G. ". Clifton was UP before Justice
Crutchtield again yesterday. The charge
against him was obtaining on false pre-
lenses the sum of $3.50 from Mr. Magnus
Q. Lee. lie was given six months fiat,
in addition to the twelve lnontls security
that was given him last week. Clifton
claimed to be theological student, who
was selling books to help LIN through
college. Hc was photographed and meas
ured by the Chief of Police.
Annie Scott, alias annie Oakley, a coll
crcd cook, was sent to jail for six months
and placed under security for twelve
months more for stealing a lot Of dishes,
siverwarc, etc, from Mr.. IL. s. Tlppin.
Charity Mccoy, Lille Taylor and Tru-
man Logan (coloredJ, mixed up in a
shorliftillg case, were placed under bonds
for twelve months.
Two negroes, named john Williams and
Lewis Morris, were sent to jail for four
months as suspicious characters.
Hilton Venable (colored, charged with
cutting Eddie Warner, was held to the
18th for witnesses. Cas-.
Charles Jones (coloredl was turned over
to the Henrico officials as q fugitive from
that county. - So,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22
ADDITION TO
THE POSTOFFICE
Annex to Present Building Costing
$4,000 to be Erected With-Au
out Delay.

An addition 10 the postofficc building,
costing in the Ieighborlood of $4,000. is
TO be erected at once. The large increase
in the business of the Office and the
crowded condition of the present quar-
-tcrs makes this annex necessary, and its
need is clearly appreciated by the Depart
ment al Washington, which is co-operat-
ing with Postmaster Knight in securing
the necessary appropriation.
The Treasury Department has assured
Mr.. Knight that there is no question
about the amount wanted being forth
coming, and has gone SO far as to send
a special agent here to secure plans and
specifications for the addition. The Gov
ernment's representative, Mr.. ] G.
Holmes, of the superintendent Of Arch-
tects office of the Treasurer Depa rtment
spent yesterday hero, being ordered direct
from Cincinnati and returned last night
to Washington with plans for the work.
Mr.. Knight said last night that work
would be begun at the earliest possible
date, and that he supposed bids would
be advertised for in the near future.
1t is the idea Of the Department to con-
struct the annex of gray brick with steel
roof, Keeping its architecture in con-
forInity with the older part of the build
ing. It will be only one story in height
and covering, that groiind to the east of
the building Intervening between the
front and rear wings. This space is TWEEN
five feet in width and about seventy feet
long. When completed it will be occupied
largely by the money order and registered
letter divisions, which are now much
crowded.
The addition TO the present building will
not affect the movement OF foot to Sc
cure the appropriation for tbs new post
office building, as this is only considered
a temporary relief ana necessity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22
WILL IMPROVE
THE MILITARY
Efforts to Discard Remington Rifles
and Black Powder and Substi-
tute Better Equipment.

written For The Sunday Tiules.l
WASHINGTON. December el.--an ct
fort is to be made in the House TO get
through a bin cffectiug the armament OF
the military. which is OF interest to
every State in the Union. Almost with
out exception. the citizen soldiery are
armed with the obsolete Remington rifles
and their ammunition is. charged with
liack powder Universal testimony dur
ing the Spanish war was that the Span
si had enormous advantage because of
the use of arms OF small calibre and
smokeIess powder. Under the present
law. however. the Department is not
authorized to exchange the old Renlins-
tons tor the Kras-Jorsensen. The old
guns will be taken back and the usw
ones issued will be charged un to the
States against the appropriation annual
" made for the purpose Of aiding the
militia.
The. States naturally do not want to
turn in these old arms unless they can
get something In retufu. The States
os Penns Tvania and Now York, for In
stance, Lave about s2eo,oOo worth at such
property each and their officials think
that they ought TO have q duid pro quo
when they send these guns and ammuni-
ton back TO the Federal starehnu5ss,
The proposition in Congress is to au-
thorize the Secretary OF War to do just
what New icrk and Pennsylvania ara
asking These two States are naturally
the most Interested IN the proposed leg
islatiou because they have larger mil
itary forces than any OF the others, but
every State is moro or less Interested.
and when The proposition Is properly
presented it will meet with widespread
approval.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22
DIDN'T KNOW HER NAME,
Old Darkey Wanted Marriage License, but
FORGOT His Brides Name. 20 +

An old colorcd ;man Went into the
clerks office of the Hastings &c curt
Court yesterday afternoon in quest of a
marriage license. 49, = -
lie laid a dollar bill, on the, eesls1 ana
cleared his throat.
rs dis yere dc place !wtar. .yo1 gifts
marriage lcences2" he asked. :s4!
1T is said Deputy Clerk LaWton
Crutchlield. .2;ss -:
well, | wants one"
Then the blank was llled out,e.so. far
as it related to the darkey himself, but
when it came to the prospective bride,
he llesitated.
WHAT'S her nance"
''She name Susan he replied.
'.Susan WHAT
81 tell yoH boss, I can't rlcollsck;
know it's Susan, but she done been mar
riet; once, and l. amt member her name.
Jest leave it blank, and she'll ill 1t our
herself, cause she got some sense. =.
That couldn't be done, however, ana
the old man went away to find out the,
name Of his sweetheart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22
Building in twenty-five Cities. :

During the month of November 1901,
the building department of the twenty,
two leading cities of the United States
displayed the usual fall activity and in
nearly all instances in Il more marked!
degree than has obtained for "a period
of nearly ten years. AS anticipated, there
was Il falling off from the total of Octo-
her of this year. That is due solely to
natural conditions. las numerous large
projects arc held in allegiance until the
spring of 1902.
Architects throughout the country re-
port that they have q large amount OF
worA on the boards and that everything:
points to a season Of almost ,inprecedent-
cd activity when the coming winters
SHOWS have been dissipated.
Statistics, specially compiled for Con-.
struction News, display the following
facts: Last month there were $685. per-.
nlits taken out as against 1864 for the
same period Of 1eO0-an increase OF. 972
buildings. IN November, 1901. permits.
aggregated an expenditure Of s20.49I.e255..
while those of November, 1860, involved
the sum of S14,319, 612--an increase in cost
OF s6.025, 4l3, or a general increase of AZ
Der cent. Regarding the figures for Oc-s
tober, 1901 and 1900, the total for November
Of this year was Sass. 800 less than the.
preceding month, and October of a. year
ago exceeded the corresponding periuafer
1901 by s.. 2299. ss56 :
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22
WON'T Run AGAIN.
Department Of Agricu ture viii Have a Plum
Cor Soms body,

Captain Arthur Q. Sullivarr, of Mont
scmery. the popular doorkceper and
paymaster OF the convention and House
of Delegates, will not stand for re-
appointment as fertilizer inspector OF the
Sixth District when the Board of Agri-
culture meets here to make the appoint
ments for the State on January Sth.
Captain Sullivan made this s.llouncs-
ment before leaving for his home III
Montgomery last night To spend the
Christmas holidays. lie said he would
not have the time ia attend TO the duties
OF inspector and had notified Major Cow
an, the member of the board from his
dist let, that he Would not stand again.
The rlum is a good one. as long DIS the
fertilizer season lasts, and there are al
ready q number of applicants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22


tho Rev. Z. y. ueadles, OF Hasker Memo
rial. S#
1mediately after the ceremony the
bridal party willstake tho train forg Fort
: Lee, where a reception 1eill &c rendered
them by their parents. 80
Mr.. Wythe Boiling anil family, Of this
city, have gone 10 Wilkes barre, Penn,
10 live. Mf. Boiling will engage in,
business at that point.
Mr.. Francis Collier, OF Richmond Col
lcge, has gono to Newport News. Tor the
holidays.
Misses Ammo and Nellie Talbot have
returned from the Valley Seminary. in
1Vaynesboro. to spend the holidays with
their parents here.
Mrs. Etherlne Meredith Turner will
spend the Christmas holidays with her
nephcws. Messrs Charles NJ and Sam
uel B. trlschkorn, No:sloos East Marshall
Street.
Miss Louise Kidd is spending Christmas
with her sister, AIRS. E. I.Loomis, at
Observation-Disclosures New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Small
man. after an extended tour through
Florida, arc at homo at No. us East
Franklin Street
Miss May O'Neill has returned to the
city, after a very pleasant visit to her.
friend, Miss Julin Smith, of Washington.
D. C.
Mr.. George Haw. of washington and
Lee University, will spend the holidays
with his father, Mr.. George p. Haw,
Dundee" Hanover county.
Miss Jennie Bowen is visiting relati:cs
in Petersburg.
Mrs. Wilbur Thomas and children will
visit Miss Grace Howard. Of Powhatan,
during the holidays.
Miss Elizabeth Everett, of: Washington.
D. c.. is the guest for the holidays of
Miss Annie Branch, No. eoi Harrison
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. T. Bradshaw have
returned from their bridal tour. and are
residing at No. 70l East Franklin Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22
Ira nE,en Scalded.
IEz Associ1ted prcs

2 NEW YORK, December 2l.--l passen-
ger train on the Erie Railroad was 0e-
rallied at the tunnel in Jersey City to-
day. The engineer and fireman and
three passengers We're Injured, but none
Of them was fatally hurt.
The engineer of the train, George L.
McKinnon, was scalded on the legs, and
body, and his head was iacerated. VIII
liam Marks, the fireman, was badly scalG-
ed about the body and head. and the
surgeons at the hospital say his condi-
ton was serious Alfred E. Bagley,
Franklin P. ketcham and Parker G. Jl-
cobus. of MontcIair, n. j., and Joseph Nor
sris, of Arlington, y. j., passengers, We're
burned and bruised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22
Crane to Succeed Gage.

& BOSTON, MASS. December GA close
friend of Governor w. Murray Crane to-
day confirmed 2. report from Washington.
published to-day stating that the Gov
ernor had been offered the Treasury port
folio by President Roosevelt, and said that
tho Governor had asked for time until
next Monday before deciding whether or
not he would accept.
x telephone message from Dalton Gov
.ernor Cranes home. received here to-
day, says that Govrnor Crane IS consid-
ering the question with great thorough
ness, and is inclined to accept the posi-
ton. Family and personal consideration
is the cause of the Governors hesitation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22
Killed Millionaire.
lRy Associaled Press-l

HELENA, MONT, December &c. z.
Bia.nberg. who killed c. Mllspaugh. a
Chicago mining millionaire. last October
during u 1uarrc:, was acquitted by a
jury at Virginia City, after Icing out
but twelve minutes. Blomberg had been
employed by Alillspaugh, bn. disagreed
over some trivial affair. Bomberg
met MiIlspaugh in the mountains, and,
considering the latters attitude threat
ening, picked up q. stick and crushed his
skull. The plea Of self-dcfense was .sus-
tanned by tl?:. ii'lrS-
NIillspaugh was formerly general solic-
itor of the Southern Pacific and an in
innate friend of the late c. p. Hunting
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22
TO INSPECT NORTHERN STREETS
Superintendent Coin Takes Trip to New
York and Other Places.

Superintendent He1,.y Conn, .ot the
Richmond street Cleaning Department.
left for New York last night TO examine
into the methods of street cleaning IN
that and other .,orthern cities.
AIR. Cohn will be soue several days,
md will thoroughly post himself as 20
some reforms which he proposes TO re-
commend and have put into operation
in the matter OF street cleaning In rnIs
city. Mr.. Cotu is making good on1csr.
and the streets here arc afreaGy Begin
ming to show improvement under his
rna increment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22
Lady's Eyes Eudan cred.

Especial Dispatch to The Ttr,es.)
WAYNESBORo. VA. Dec. sl.-Mrs.
John Chihress, of this place. placed the
lid down tight on a bucket of boiling
coffee, and when she aele.npteu
move it, the steam escaped WITH e. -.,ssr
throwing the LIQUID over her face and
neck, injurins both eyes. probably de-
sfroyirs s1al4t Of bar Tisat exc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22

PHILADELPHIA PA, Iuesday.-pr
Rush Shipper Huidekoper. who at one tins,
was Tie chief surgeon in the a rmy a rlft.
during the war with Spain. was in charge:
Of the cliickamaugua camp. died in -oi.es
Of the city hospitals here to-day. Ills.
fatal illness is said to have been. caused
bvA his experience at Chick manga. ~;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22
BOATS TO COME HERE.
Tie Decatur aud til. Thornton Will seog Be
Back.

The torpedo boats Decatur and Thorn
ton, built at the Trigg Shipyards, will
both DC back in Richmond to-day or to-
morrow. The former, which has Just
completed its trials. will return for the
touches. The Thornton WITH be
oyerilauletl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22
Compete With America.

BY ASs5cldfeU -ITcSS.
GLASGOW. December 21.AIessrs. Stew
art, cast-irou pipe makers, have order.
ed q. 600 tons of New Foundland iron from
tho Dominion Iron Company alta price,
which they believe, will enable them to
compete with the American and German
makers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22
Il ay Look tor Oth.rs.

The finding of the John Brown papers
recently las put some statesmen 10
thinking. and it has been suggested that
further search for old papers OF interest
IL. ~ be made at the Capitol. 'rharc are
those who believe that Others Of ssiual
interest RE buried Ia TIE walls of the
C.aaitaL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22


he
EAA Society has i,lse rcs5cd from the
MI thanksgiving german and tiaawcd out
~ rom watching the great football game.
4 AA,na now about 10 SIT down To Christmas
he linncr. when The society girl will have
give away 10 the younger ones at5
gsssIome. foi. there is no creature or Garth 50
ee::s2aeautiftaIy enthusiastic as the Young
II athlete home from school, This last
III week has been a curious one in The So
IL dal svorld, and as society reporter once
II wrote. was sort of neutral effect
Il aealy interested. and yet there WAS too
Hssnlucl TO allow one 10 take the rest cure"
es# Among The events Of the coming week
2will he the Christmas german Of the
Assembly Monday night and
"a small dance Friday at Bclvidcrc Hail.
sssrhe rest of the time will be taken up
H53with Christmas trees and nome gamer
The pfiIanthropic discussion marked
4 pheasant l1our. aionday afternoon at the
\. sAyoman's Club Among those who en-
7 ftered into the discussion Of Social Phil
/ ssnthrol9y', and represented the different
ftsocicties were Mesdamos w. II. Sadier,
lI>ieorso T. King, Frank j. Sraasic, MISS
Al the reception which followed Miss
L Berta Edmond poured chocolate, ana
Ia3Nrs. A. L. Warren, coffee, Among the
Es7isitors were: Mrs. FitZhugh Mayo Mrs.
I ?scci Mrs. w. W. fatum, Mrs. q. u.
ls I<ean. Mrs. Is. IA. Nash, Miss Grace
s. -Arents. Mrs. S. Il. Corsin, Birmingham,
Ef Ala; Mrs. Chalk, Costa RIGA, c, a; Mrs
81 snnailman, Chattanooga icnil.; Nfs.
E4 Joseph X. Irving. Miss Wheaton. Ne"
h ORLEANS: Miss SaIlie Tornpktns, Mrs. d.
eIf Gunst New York; Mrs. c. Y. Turner,
MIS-. FRANK ~ sutton, boil al; a't1 t-,,.;s
ya tian, GrccnsburG, Ind.
III
Sg The Milton I. Nork Nil'st 11up, IN
VI spite OF the attraction oil me sHogpi,.7
rs district, Held a spirited meeting Neahes-
81 day afternoon. The highest score ,or, I!
Fs enc SCUM was pn ehl, ny ,nd
al 4'ara.i ana MISS !,, ie' Az" " n,,,,,a,
as west sg AifS. Napolii anu -'7'
n 'ooFd'
81 7,s r,r7-
h 'udsc aiiu sNi, ..i.at;I,,,. - ,io r,.r-
II wen NIIs ka-a card
81 'lsS "a 49, -, I,;Tst,,, az south
III -, -, ,,o,,,I,- THO ceremony
# 80 I.,,,,,,,. eotl, at ST Pauls
Mn LIZ lS.v y,,,o, Court Hour,
IL %, o.cIoal,
81
81 Az ,.,,co 1.,,-anstein son of the late
81 cax,+ar T.ouensteiu and a former resi-
s don't If This CITY. was married Tuesday
n rirITt 10 Miss Laura Goodman, of st.
81 Paul. Mr. Lovenstein is ut present :.
81 resident Of Philadelphia, and a host OF
g CONGRATULATIONS were sent 10 him from
q friends ana relatives in this city.
81
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfax Harrison ana
H Mrs Claude \. Swanson The WIG 81
VI l,eprcsentative SWANSON Of Virginia, at
n tended a card reception SVEN Mpti4as
4 sP. NJ
e
Fl Or. and Mrs. iBoyee l!encala ~ o S"-ps.:
4 gave delightful reception MeanesaaS
= night from $50 TO il O'clock Turing w
+ evening many people came 10 eA'e!lo '. .S.l
4 congratulations, the occasion eelnS ltae
fifteenth anniversary OF iife'i "euasa,s.
Il IN the dmns-rooin, "i'4sn -,
H tecoratea WIN ittl - Ne In.,,,r
Mrs lefer poured Ghoce,a1c ME- I'D, M,iaa IN
+ roffee, aud AFs. Hel'1l '2'iii tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22
TO Have Ar ,h.r.C ance.

s In following out his usual habit Justice
.Crutcheiild has made out a listof per-
sons now in jail whom he will release on
Christmas Tia List NE 5sa,,t u ECantain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22
NEWS OF RAILROADS.
Heavy Travel ard Extra Traius Oh All
lines

Trains over the Chesapeake and Ohio
and Seaboard Air Line were late last
night on account of the heavy travel
and great quantity OF express and bag
sage being taken OH at every stop.
With railroad. baggage and express
companies, yesterday was the heaviest
days work since last Christmas.
Everybody wants TO get home for sur
day, said a railroad man yesterday.
and as Il result of this homeward move
ment we have been rushed since early
dawn.
The C. Is O., a. C L., and the Southern,
have handled excessive travel, and
TO accommodate the crowds extra
coaches and even second sections have
to be run
Miss Agnes Philips, of Atlanta, Ga.
has been transferred from the service OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company.
in that city, and placed in charge of tbs;
office at the AIain-Street Station
Mr.. c. w Morris, ticket agent at the
alain-Strcct station, is still absent on
account of sickness. His second assis-
tant, Mr. p. GI. Eubank, is also i'll and
away from the office. which leaves First
Assistant ". Il. May on double duty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22

I'omlinson for his approval. and several
Of the names were married off, About
twenty-five persons will be released.