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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

Bishop White to Emanue. and Cedar
Ran parishes, Fauqaier county, in Sep
TENDER, 1885. He built. While in charge Of
his work, nest complete rectory at
Casanova and improved all property and
added to the church. He married Miss
Lillian Minty. of Chicago, November "a,
1897 She died September 81, 1898. leaving
one child. Master Lynne Mead. He took
charge of Roanoke Parish, Halifax coun-
tx December ], 1898, and built new
church: at Clover-St. Luke's-which IS
one of the nest beautiful and complete
church buildings in Southern Virginia. He
finished and had consecrated ST. Thomas
Church. at Clarlton. Va. His home is at
The p;.risl rectory at Clover. Va, where he
has resided the last three years. lie is
beloved by all The people OF that village
and vic;r;;ty, with whom he has had COM
nl.:n'cation. lie was elected master OF
Hurt Lodge. No. &C. a. f. and a. NJ.
June. 1901. Mr.. Mead leaves his present
. is1l December list to accent a call to
Christ Cir"rc11. He leaves the parish in
good condition 3na his Deanle regret his
leaving He has the best wishes OF all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
ABANDONED II.
For the OLD Fashioned Coffee Was
killing.

II always drank coffee with the rest of
the family, for it seemed as if there was
nothing Tor breakfast if we did not have
it on the table.
II had been troubled some time with
my heart. which did not feel right. This
trouble grew worse steadily.
Sometimes it would beat fast and at
other times very slowly, SO that L would
hardly be able to do work for an hour or
two alter breakfast, and if 1 walked up a
hill it gave me q severe pain.
II had no idea of What the trouble was
until a friend suggested that perhaps it
might be caused by coffee drinking /
tried leaving off the coffee and began
drinking Postum Cerea! Food Coffee The
change came quickly. am now glad to
say that am entirely well Of the heart
trouble and attribute the cure to leaving
OF coffee and the use Of Postum Cereal
Food Coffee.
"A number of my friends have aban-
doned this Old -fashioned coffee ana have
taken up with Postum, which they ara
using steadily, There are some people
& that make Postum very weak and taste
less, but fit is. boiled long enough. ac-
cording to directions. 1t is avery deli
Scious beverage We have never used any.
of the old-f fashioned coffee since IT was
{ first started In our house \ Mrs. LA
Smith Blodgett NILS. Cor land Co,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS.
Mr.. Joseph Evans paraIyzed While Alone ia


Ills .,uviil.
Mr.. Joseph Evans, an old gentleman,
who for mapy years has lived a lonely
EvIII4Il-li,e me in d room over fos.ei
photograph gallery, at NO. 112 North Ninth
street, was found in his quarters sunday
night about ~ o clock paralyzed ana III Il
seni-consciouS state. He now lies at the
Retreat for the Sick, where his condition
is reported as extremely critical.
Mr.. Evans, by closest economy for,
years. has accumulated small fortune,
estimated by some to exceed $4,000. He
owns the building in Which he lived. be-
sides several houses well located in other
parts OF the city. Tor many years Mr..
Evans has taken his meals at the st.
Claire Hotel. and being a man of most
regular habits when he failed to appear
yesterday at dinner and supper there was
some apprehension at the hotel and the
porter was sent TO his room. He knocked
at the door, but getting no response, be-
came alarmed and reported the fact at
the office. The clerk at the hotel and sew
eral OF hers went to his rooms, and, break
ing IN the doors, found the aged occupant
seemingly at deaths door. He was unable
to speak and it is not known how long he
had beer in this condition. AS it was
never bis habit to take breakfast, he may
have suffered the stroke during the night.
He was removed at once i'll the city am
briarce to the Retreat. where he is under
the care of DR.. w. IT. Oppenhmer. He
has no near relatives living in the city
and is a man who has lived much to him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
INTERESTING RUMOR.
Rev. r F. Gayle May Be Made Presiding
Elder-Reiigiaas Notes.

a rllmor is anoat here in Methodist
circles that the Rev. r. Finley Gayle. at
the coming session of the Methodist Con-
ference of Virginia, will be made presid-
ing elder.
The old Farmville District, which was
some time ago divided between West
Richmond, Petersburg and Lynchburg,
will be restored, as also will be the East
ern Shore District, now connected with
Norfolk Which of these districts will be
placed under the care of Mr.. Gayle is an
open question.
The Rev. j. B. Hawthorne, D. D., was
yesterday morning elected president OF
the Baptist Ministers Conference of this
city, EIe succeeds DR.. w. e. Hatcher,
who recently resigned. Dr. l. III. Mer-
Ger was elected vice-president Of the
conference. and me Rev. D. A. Solly,.
secretary.
a baby class has been aided to
the Sunday-school of the West
End Christian Church. 1t is COM
posed of the infants of the congregation
and already has a dozen members.
Probably the most interesting feature
of the class is that the members OF it
are to become missionary workers. The
superintendent of the class is Mrs. II. 2.
Atkins wife of the pastor OF the church,
and every week she is to visit the home
a penny. The money will be used in
supporting some orphan infant in India,
China, or one OF the other mission fields.
The Rev. T. w. Troy the new pastor
OF the Marshall-Street Christian Church.
Of this city, was publicly welcomed here
Sunday afternoon. The occasion was an
exceptionally pleasant one. Addresses OF
welcome were delivered by the Christian
ministers of the city.
The East Hanover Presbytery Will meet
to-day at Concord, Brunswick county.
The opening sermon will be preached by
the moderator; the Rev, j. CALVIN Stew.
art of this city, and the presbyterial
sermon by the Rev, G. NJ. Chumbley, OF
Hanover county.
"a movement will be started at the.
meeting to-day to have the presbEtery
appropriately celebrate its 10th anniver-
sary, which occurs in 1905. The matter
VIII probably be referred to q special
commit tee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
News FrGm the Heights.

Mr.. f. a. Ward. who has been visiting
AR. George H. Ware. Of Virginia Avenue,
returned to his residence, in North Caro-
lima.
Mrs. W. ". Dickie, of Bluefield, ". Va,
is visiting Mrs. Fl. L. Lorraine, of Bar
ton Avenue and Battery Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Il Turner, Of Atlanta,
Ga, is visiting Nh. W. D. Turner, of
Barton Avenue.
Mrs. Willie Oliver and daughter will
spend the Carnival Week with Mrs Dr.
G. J. Dawson. Of Barton Avenue.
Miss Aubrey Sugg, of Bowling Green,
Va. is visiting Mrs. NJ. c. Broaddus OF
lamb Avenue.
Miss Evelyn Johnson, of Louisa, Va,
is the guest of Mrs. j. II. Harvey, of
Lamb Avenue and -,oberts Street.
Miss Purvis, of Charlottesville, Va,
spent last Friday with her brother, Mr.
+. Q. Purvis.
Miss smthson, of Petersburg, Va, who
has been visiting Mrs. II. f. Jones. of
North Avenue and Roberts Street is Wis
itinG friends and relatives in Richmond
Va.
Mrs. Dumont, of Indiana, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. a. w. Martinstein
Miss Louise Sugg of Bowling Green.
Va. is visiting Mrs. NJ. C. Broaddus. of
Lamb Avenue
Mr.. D. A. Dawson. who has been to
Baltimore, Md, returned to his residence,
OH Barton Avenue.
Walter and Willie Edmunds. OF Nor
folk, Va, will be the guests Of Mrs. ".
j. Goyne during Carnival Week.
Miss Matte Bernard of Petersburg
Va, will be the guest OF Mrs. J. 3. Wood
ward Of Lamb Avenue and Roberts
Street. during Carnival Week
Miss Nellie Womplc, of Roberts Street,
will leave for an extended visit to her
aunt, Mrs. Annie Watson, of Washing
ton, D. C.
Mrs. w. D. Peyton and daughter, vir-
sinia, of Spartansburg. S. c., is visiting
her mother, Mrs. DR.. G. j. Dawson. of
Barton Avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
CARNIVAL WEEK AT BIJ0u.
A Strong Bill Presented for the Benefit Of
Visitors.

One of the best shows that has been
seen in Richmond at the BiJou Is the at
traction the management OF the popular
Broad Street theatre offers the public for
this week and the best part OF the ar
rangement is that a, matinee is TO be given
every afternoon during the week, and
that the starting time at night has been
set back time enough, to allow folks to
see the Carnival parades and then see the
vaudeville show and get back on the
streets in time for more sightseeing.
The We TX opened with q matinee and
night performance yesterday. and the
usual large audiences We're entertained
1t is indeed one of the best shows that
Mr. Wells has put together. There is
nothing tireSome, but to il all there is
that delightful novelty that makes a show
absolutely refreshing. There is real com
edy, novelty, acrobaticism and music in
the programme, and any act is Interest,"
ing.
The bill is made up of eight acts. There
ara European novelty numbers and the
cream of American comedy talent There.
is good singing and excellent dancing,
novel music. and all that goes with the
modern up-to-date vaudeville bNl. Welsh,
Frances and Company present neat and
Imaginable one-act comedy playlet, the
Yale Duo gives "a splendid exhibition of
clever work in handling Indian clubs, and
the Vitagraph shows all of the latest
Mckinley funeral views, together with an
assortment of moving pictures that arc
interesting The Brownings present i
clever sketch, Introducing many laugh
provoking situations, and they sing all
of the brand new comedy and coon songs.
The three Brooklyns, an act direct from
the pleasure palaces of Europe, present
unique musical novelty They appear as
scissors grinders. but they grind out mus
ic that makes enthusiastic applause. Mile.
Chester and her statue deg presents a
novelty that is indeed feature OF the
bill. This dog is a pure white hunter,
and he has been trained in all the move
ments Of the hunting dog, and with his
mistress makes very interesting living
pictures. This act is worth seeing. 1t is
indeed one OF the features of the week.
Mcmahon and Chappeile contribute
singing and dancing specially that is one
of the cleNerest yet seen In Richmond.
The three Melrose Brothers are very good
as acrobats. They perform a routine of
new feats. and they are applause win
ners. All told. the show is an excellent
one. and worthy of Carnival week. Tie
scale of prices is popular, and seats fer
any evening or matinee can be secured
at the hox-oftice,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
CONVENTION
in PO.N''|H.A AN.
"A Few Democrats Nominate Candi-.
dates for the House.
DEATH III OF MRS. CHARLEY ( I Y
Manchester Knights viii Ride in Coronation
Parade-PoIice Court-News, Per-
sonaI and Brief Items
from manchester.
DEATH OF MRS. cHALKL /.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,

. III, Times.
Noi',1nS Hui Street.
t,ot;a 80 -, u -, ,9,oaIa,ic narty held
A convantion A. powhatan Courthouse
Yesterday and nominated Judge j. NJ.
Gregory. of Chesterfield, and Mr.. John
. Crowder of Povhatsn candidates for
The House nf delegates. in opposition to
Messrs y r. Toney of Manchester, and
w. NJ. Baker Of Chesterfield, the regular
nnminass of tho rartv These nominal
+ions con,a ras,,l+ Of the dissatisfac-
tion amone, certain Of the Powhatan
deleeafes ia the District Convention held
1ero '1,,hiob ,,,.tsd Nesers. Toney and
Ealsar The poyyhatan people charged
that tbey ha5f nor been treated suuarely
in this convention and alleged that a
combination had been formed between
Baker and roney to shut Powhatan out
of a representative.
The naatine, Yesterday was attended by
about aigbt.er Senocrats, and was pre-
si1ad over h1- AR NcI,aurine. VINO was
secra+o,.,- Of +.n Janohaster Convention
A oantleua, FROM, .this CITY who was at
pnH.lato,, C,a,rtI,o,,so ea;d, that the dis
arrnrIeS. e,ctinn Vas very small per
cent Of the marty. and it would not
seriously affect the result as a victory
for the regular nominees,
Judge Gregory was out of town last
night and could not be seen in regard
TO the nn,,ination He stated soon after
tho aTancl,asta, a.. convention that he would
moi hocoma y candidate as an independ-
emf Vheybe,. hs will consider the noml-
nation coming in this way cannot be
said Judge Gregory rad fourteen dele
oatee in tho regular convention, bat did
,s,t ILL., ,,is n,aSto % before the body.
ANCHESpF;R KNIGHTS.
The Manchester edge of knights of
the co,aon Horseshoe will take a con-
,.,,;a,,Z.,. -. :; So on-oDat;an rarada
~ 80 S.arn;,r.l ,i.Je lodge has n mem
hershjn Of over forty nearly a third OF
whom will ride as Knights of the King.
Among them will be MessTs. Charles
Watkins. Frank FITZGERALD. Fay e. Du-
val samuel Moore. Willis c. Puliiam and
John T. Robertson.
DEATH IN sCHESTERFIELD.
Mrs Mollie 4. Chalklcy, widow OF tn
late Thomas Chaillley, died Saturday at
ternoon at o'clock at her home. at
KinGsland. Mrs. Chalk!ey was eishly
years Of age and had been Ill seVet'4
months She IS survived " one u"u,t.-
ter, Mrs. Charles NJ. amos, OF e't!s el.S,
ans tour s2lis--J. w. =. ~ Il ~ 49,
/: D. chaikiey, an OF lneS.eIlieiu
ne iuaeiai tooN l''s..e -. 70, ~
ms a. u e.oeN' =, ~ f,n,ii,.
,''',.s ~, ~
~, sii's 7.; 80 ,,+i. South,I
i'let.,.. go So, 90 N aaot,
."o eop' 81 J" o,.'sl.' ,,,,i,,er f,o,.v
~ Tue i'ti-e -. ~ .'4,' ,4root foht Saf-
am - t.'7'
III IIs,s ~ I ST. a1o,s ,,,a,,;ao ,-as ar
80 is I3e,S 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
THE TOBACCO ASSOCIATION.
Business is Over ard Delegates Have Left for
iiama

But few Of the members of the new to-
baccc association of the United States
We're present at its session Yesterday
morning. Nearly all of the out-of-town
delegates had left for home. To-day
another session viii be held and to-mor-
row the association will adjourn finally.
by unanimous consent OF the body yes
tercay the resolution adopted Saturday
accepting the resignation Of Messrs. John
= Hagan and w. G. Reed, of this city as
members of the Roar6 of Governors was
reconsidcred ant 4 motion to decline to
allow the gentlemen to withdraw their
names was carried. The constitution
was amended so as to allow le add
ton OF another member to the board,
making sixteen in all, of which FIVE con-
Stltute q QuouM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
WAS NOT TIE MAN.
Mrs. Sewers ExoEsrates Henry billiard OF
Having Attempted az AssauI! Upon Her.

Henry billiard. the negro suspect, who
was ordered here by Governor Tyler from
Enpora yesterday to see if he could he
identified by Mrs. Susan Sewers of Gull
pepper, as the man who attempted an
assault upon her near her home several
weeks ago. was acquitted promptly by
Mrs. Sewers at the Second Police Station
last night. she having looked upon him
and said III moment, He is not the
man.
The attempt was made upon Mrs. Sow
ers, who lives with her husband, near
Cuipepar Courthouse, several weeks ago.
by a strange negro supposed to have been
a tramp. and the lady is sure she can
fix his identity by certain marks on his
face, and although several negroes have
been brought before her on suspicion. all
of them have been promptly eXoneratcd
as soon as she looked upon them.
Perhaps two We're taken Qefcre her at
Culpeper. and yesterday she came to this
city with her husband ana Sheriff Fl. ".
Pulla.n, of their county, to view another
who was in custody at Einnoria on the
charge of carrying concealed weapons.
Governor TYLER ordered that he be brought
here, and Sergeant Samuel Robinson, OF
Emporia, arrived over the Coast Line
with him last night and being met by
Detective Sergeant A. NJ Tomlinson, they
brought the prisoner to the Second Sta
ton, where Mrs. Sewers said he was not
the man the moment she gazed upon him.
A negro arrested in Manchester on sus-
Ticion was brought before her yesterday
with the same result. and one thought TO
have been the man was discharged at
Newport News because he did not answer
to the description given by Mrs Sewers.
No other arrests have been made, and
Mr. and Mrs. Sewers will leave for Cul-
pepper to-day, as viii also Sheriff Pull
liam. Governor Tyler has offered Sl0o
reward for the culprit and the county
of Culpeper has .aised ii TO $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
sa.5o-HiCuMosn TO BALTiMoHE
via fac Popular York River Linc.

Leave Richmond via Southern Railway
daily except Sunday, $50 2. NJ. arriY-
ing Baltimore $50 \. NJ following morn
ing; returning. leaves Baltimore daily eX-
cept Sunday ) P. NJ. arriving Richmond
912 A. III. following morning. a beauti-
full trip on the York and across Chesa-
pea!1e Bay 81 round trip good for ten
days. The favorite OF all routes between
Richmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York and nothern and eastern points.
For tickets and state-room reservations
call upon the Richmond Transfer Co, No.
905 East Main Street Richmond Va. or
southern Railway Fourteenth-Street sta
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
BOTH CONFESSED,
Two Prominent Young >,ea Arrested for Al
ten pied Robbery.
Especial Dispatch 10 Tie Times

IHVH'lal JIs'TItIl ~ IIV l'1E1's.J
ROANOKE VA. Oct. about two
weeks ago an attempt was made TO rob
the safe in the + shburn Tcbacc2 COM
pany's factory The dial was broken off,
but the attempt was a failure. To-day
the police arrested 3. Hensley, an en-
ploye of the factory, and Thomas SATIN
ders both white. who have confessed that
they MADE the attempt
Both young men are Wen connected. and
Eensley has young wife and child. He
overheard the Fishbucns saying there
was more money in the safe than should
be left tiHre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
CEfTRAL CAROLINA FAIR, GREENSBORO
N. C. O.TOBEB 7.l2 1901.

for the above occasion the Southern
fare plus fifty COY cents for the round TIP
to Greensboro. n. c.. and return, from
all points with the State, also from
media IT, points in the State of Virginia,
the tickets embracing coupons for oise
admission to fair grounds Tickets on
sale October 5th to 18th. inclusive. return
limit October Il. 1901.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
SPECIAL SLEEPING CAR SERVICE
Between Richmond and itanviilc for
mr. IN i Visitor

For accommodation OF visitors during
Carnival week. the Southern Railway
Will operate Special Sleeping Cars be
tween Richmond and DanVEle, each di-
recton, daily on its night trains, first
car to leave Danvile Sunday, October
9Th; last car to leave Richmond night Of
October 18th. These sleepers Will he
ready for occupancy at either end Of the
line at $3.50 P. NJ, and Will be cut off in
ton until A NJ. This is in addition
to the Southern's regular Sleeping Car
Service.
any time to mcnd all broken dolls that
are brought to them, free of charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
Season Closes,

The last baseball game of the season
was pulled off Saturday afternoon on r.
e. Lee grounds, in Fulton. 1t was be-
tween the Fulton Brownies and The
Munigans. The Brownies won by the
score OF 10 to 6. The Brownies record
this season is twenty out of twenty-tiirce
games. Their record last season was
twenty-three out OF tWentY-siS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
RICHMOND CARNIVAL IS HORSE
SHOW OCT. It'll no 18TH, 1901

For the a hove occasion the Atlantic Coast
and return at one fare for the round trip.
on sale as follows. State of Virginia. Oc-
5tober 5th to 18th. inclusive: state of North
Saroslff South carolina, from spartan:
burg, Columbia and Charleston and sta
tions east and north thereof. October 9Th,
18th and 9th.s return limit of all tickets,
October il 1901
For further information apply to all
agents Of the compan NY
c. S. CAMPBELL.
Division PassengersAge gent
80 ssS sEastEMains Street Richmond.ssYa..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
CHRIST CHURCH'S NEW PASTOR
Rev. Mir. Mead Soon to Take Up His Work
Here

Rev. George Otis Mead, who was re-
Gently called to the pastorate of Christ
Episcopal Church. was accepted and will
enter upon his labors here the lst of De-
cember
Rev. Mr.. Mead is the third son Of Edward
9. and Emily A. Mead OF Keswick, Abe
marie county, Va He was born May 10.
1870, gradl ated and was ordained deacon
at the Theological Seminary, Alexandria,
Va. June rs, 1876. and ordained to the
priesthood June, 1896. On his ordination
to the deaconate he was assigned by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
xcuns1oN RATES TO BUFFALO
Acount PansAmcrican Exposition
via r., L & r: Il. IL, and Connec.

Season tickets. with stop-over privi.
leges, s24.S5 round trip from Richmond
on sale until October 31st inclusive. sooo
to return until November 30th.
Ironclad signature tickets. good going
only on date of sale and for continuous
passage in each direction, s17.s5 round trip.
sold until October Goth inclusive, limited
to 10 days from date of sale.
Apply to Richmond Transfer Company.
?OS East Main Street; Murphys Hotel
or ticket offices at Elba, Byrd-Street
and s. a. l.. Stations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
Express 1riipnat;Ou.

The friends Of Mrs. J. Il. Jobson, OF this
city, express great Indignation at her
defeat for reelection as State secretary
of the Young Woman's Christian Tempe
rance Union. they regard the movement
against her. us a hatched-up scheme, a ctl-z
sated by jealousy. All are high in their
organization, and believe that the good
of the union v-ss not zeanstd ered when she
was defeated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
Outlook for Hunting Season.

The hunting season will open in nearly
every county in the State on the 18th OF
October. Sporting people report plenty
Of game, especially partridges, deer and
turkeys. Many hunting parties will go
out from Richmond on the first day OF
the season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
.LYNCHBURG FAIR, AYNCHBURG
VA. Get. 1918. 1901

For the above occasion the Southern
Railway ANNOUNCES special rates of one
fare plus fifty (50) cents for the round
trip from points within the State of
Lynchburg and return, Tickets embrace
ing coupons for one admission to the fair
grounds to be on sale Octoher'12th to 18th
inclusive, return limit October 21st.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
BAY LINE TO HAs.Tl,.orm

via c. s o. Railway and Old Point. U.
S. Mail Route.
Leave Richmond via Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway, daily, except Sunday, at
4:45 p NJ, connecting at Old Point with
the superb steamers OF the Old Bay Line;
leaving at TBS p. NJ. arriving Baltimore
$50 A NJ in time to make connection
with all trains North. East and West.
Short rail ride and all night on one OF the
finest steamers in southern waters.
For tickets and general Information ap-
ply at general offices Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway, Richmond Transfer Com
pany, and No. $50 East Main Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
H!CHMONDCa ENlNsi4 ANDHORSE
SHOW. RICHMOND, VA, OCT. =

For the above occasion, the Southern
Railway will sell tickets to Richmond,
Va, and return at one iare for the round
trim to he on sale from all ticket stations
as follows: State OF Virginia, October 18th
to 18th, inclusive; State OF North Caro-
lima. October 7th to 18th. inclusive; State
OF South Carolina, fram Spartaasburg, Co
=lumbia Charleston and stations east and
north thereof October 9Th. Sth and 9tll.
Return limit of all tickets October Il. 1901.
For military and brass bands. fifteen or
apply.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
Mr. ChauIer Coming.

Mr. John Armstrong Chanler will arrive
here from Charlottesville to-day to at
tend the Horse Show. While in the city
Mr. Chanler will be a guest at the Hotel
Rueger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

Mr.R S. Brtstow, of Urbanna. Va, Is
In the city. Mr.. Bristow brought up his
son, Brantles. and entered him In Rich
mond College.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
Mr. Parrish here.

Ex-senator Fred NJ Parrish, OF Gooch-
land, is in the city to attend the Carni-=
val. He was warmly greeted by his old
friends at Murpily's last night,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
Al MnrpLy,s,

Among the prominent guests at Muir
phys are Judge ]. b, MoCahe, of Londoun,5
and Mr.. G. O. Carlin, Of Alexandria