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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12
Notes From the Churches.

The Ministerial Union yesterday APP
,,ointed a committee TO urge inc street
railway companies to so arrange as 10
give the motormcn and conductors OPP
nortunity TO attend at least one service
The Methodist and Baptist Sunday
school Associations beth held me meet
;nes on Sunday IL both instances me
reports were gratifying and the exercises
highly interesting
Rev. C. p. Stealev raised S1-IMo at the
First church Sunday for the broaoous-
Memorial building. and Rev. j. /. Mas,ln 4
raised nearly Sl,00o at Union-Statloh ana
I.aurelS,reet for the Orphanase
Rcy. p A. Cave preached at the Ihlra
Christian Church Sunday and Rev IL Z;
Atkins at West-End. both to large ana
delighted congregations.
the ladies OF Centenary Methoaist
church Yesterday opened Il coffee-room OF
the Methodist Institution for chTlSt'afl
Work. and viii hereafter conduct II resu,
larry. \ ,rcai. consisting OF cohee ana
s,,p;iwicil. is sold for five cents
Hsy. George H. Wiley gave hreakiast
10 thirty-tive hunsry persons at the IN
slime sunday morning Among those
Who npplied YVES a family Of three-!ius-
hand, wife. and chiid-who had nowhere
10 s,ay and nothing 10 cal;
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HaiIrna; Notes,

The Southern Railway. according to re
ports. is planning the operation of
through trains between Danville and
Washington, via Richmond. These trains
will be operated over the Southern's own
rail between Danviile and this city, and
from here to Washington over the Rich
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac and
Pennsylvania lines.
Senator George ". Morris yesterday
stated on the floor of the House that he
had been reliably Informed that the
Southern would institute a new throu gh
train service as outlined above. The re-
ported securing OF trackaSe arrange
ments, however, could not be verified at
any of the local offices.
The estimated gross earnings OF the Nor
folk and Western Railway Company are:
For first week OF February, S2S7,4l5; in
crease, $io,5So.
July /. 1900. to latest date, s95s9,5s2; in
crease. 81. 2233S, $50.
Mr.. l. c. West, general foreman OF tho
Southern hallway shops ut Danville. who
spent several days with relatives in this
city, returned TO Danville last night.
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i.Cztya,a: CURE NO PAY

Your druggist will refund your money
if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Ring
worm. letter. Old Ulcers and Sores,
Pimp,cs and E1ackheads on the face.
Itching Iunors, Dandruff and all Skin
Diseases no matter of how long standing,
Price soc. If your druggist should fail to
have it send us soc. in postage stamps and
we will forward same by mail, and at any
time YOU notify us that the cure was not
satisfactory we will promptly return your
money. Your druggist will tell you that.
we are reliable. as our LAXATIVE BRO
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OBITUARY..
Nathaniel Eosuue,

Senator LeCatO received letter yeSter-
day announcing the death of Mr.. Nathan
iel Fosque at his home in Onancock on
the Eastern Shore of Virginia. Mr..
Fosque who was about seventy years
old died of pneumonia, and his remains
were inferred yesterday n the Onancocll
Cemetery by the side of his Wife who
preceded him to the grave about ten years
ago. A daughter and two sons survive
him He was one of the best known and
most highly respected citizens Of Acco-
mac county, and his kind disposition and
his fine sense of humor made him q fay
orite among the people of the town and
the community in which he lived Espec-
tally was he popular with the young peo-
ple. among whom he was familiarFy
known as Uncle Nat and who We're al
ways delighted TO see his great form and
his rugged, honest face approaching. He
was an honest man, a Methodist in re-
ligion ed a Democrat in politics after
the fashion of Jefferson and Jackson In
1896 he refused to support Bryan and
acted with the sound-moncy Democrats.
never losing an opportunity to twit in his
good-natured way the enthusiastic sup
porters of the Nebraskan with their de
sertion of the faith of the fathers for the
wild and wooly Populism of the west
Edward c. Minor
Mr. Edward c. Minor long we'll
known business man and popular citizen
of Richmond. died Sunday at noon at the
residence of his daughter, Mrs. Dr. Nash
p Suead, at Cartersvile Va.
Mr.. Minor was, until recently, the senior
member of the firm Of Minor & Jacob,
but. in consequence of falling health he
withdrew from the firm and went to
reside with his daughter in Carriers
Vile. He was 4 devout Christian, and
was one of the founders of the Grace
Street Baptist Church. of this city, and
after the death OF Mr. Wellington Cod
din he was the senior deacon of that con
Gresation. Late. he transferred his mem
bership to Emmanuel Baptist Church. in
which he was a deacon and active
worker until he moved to Gainesville sew
eral years ago.
Mr. Minor was a member of the Ma
s.ocic. Fraternity and also of F'itzhush
Lodge, J. Q. Q. f. Of this city. He was
a devoted husband and father, and dur
ing his long and useful life II he ever had
an enemy it was unknown to him. He
leaves widow and two children-A1r.
Churchill q. Minor, with the Chesapeake
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One Sold: the Other Not.

Two properties We're offered at the
Ienrico county courthouse YESTERDAY by
rrood >, located on the Chickahominy,
.,ho,,t nine miles from Richmond. The
property contains 1874 acres. 1t was
knocked down at SEQ.
The farm of 60 6-1po acres. loGalto
mond at the forks of the charlottesville
and Mountain Roads, was offered under
a commissioners sale, but Withdrawn.
The highest bid was $3.50 The properly
will probably be disposed OF at private
q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12

Load ia to j, second, Trebor 6 to D
third Time. 2:oS. . -,
Third race-six furIones-Joe Martin q
10 ;, first. Empress of Beauty 9 to .
second. yel1na Clark az to /, third lime
LIZ. CO.,
-ourth race-one mile, Emancipation
Lake q to >, first. Tea Gown @ to y sec
ond, Egyptian Prince as to. % th.rS-
Time, 1:4112.
r,acknan g to II first. Woodtrce o TO u
second. Swordsman q to y third Time,
1874.
sixth race-selling. one mile-silver Coin
g TO u first, Beana 6 to u second scor-
palette 6 to u third Time, 1:iS 10
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Crescent CITY I:accs.
a. Assoclated rrcss

FhE -kSsVC!at1l iT"ss-
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 1l.-Rus,, ga,s.
Joe Martin and LackTaan were the win
ming favoTitcs The stewards have de
cided to investigate tha running of 1he
first race of Saturday last in whict,
Tfliers. who many thought should have
wen. finished third. II wss found III i
the burr, usually fixed 10 his birdie. h I'D
been let OF. Summary:
!7i-s; race six and a half fu,lons-Ift.
lie Duchess IL, TO 81 first. Eimoran as To
y second. Novelty az u l,Ith:rd. Tine.
l:2e.
The Eliza threw her rider
Second raee-one mile and. .hree-slx-
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Miss Bird Law, also survive her
DEATHS

ADAMS.-Dicd, at MS parents residence.
No. 502M West Leigh Street, JOHN 4;
ADAMS. the eldest son Of Joseph and
Cora 4. Adams He leaves three bro
theirs. two sisters and Other relatives
and friends to mourn their loss
Funeral will take place from the f-oe-
rezer Baptist Church TUESDAY EVEN.
INC az half-2ast 3.
HuGHEs.-nlsd. sunt5aE. F ,,5.., lGth.
nj the residence Of her daughter Mrs
i.dmond Strttdwick Richmond, Va.
TAVF, GRAHAM HUGHES. widow OF
the late Major John Hughes. OF New
Serne, y c.. in che Seventy-tiFss year
of her age.
1ENKlSs.-piesl, Sunday. February 10Th,
al 30 p. NJ at his residence. No. ~
south Cherry Street, WA- JENKINS.
aged seventy six years Funeral from
second Baptist Church to-rnorrosv. Tues
tav afternoon, ut $50 o'clock. Inter
ment in Hollywood Cemetery.
.vvsoS-Died. on January Is. 1901. at
Iis home near Gaithersbure Md,
IAAIEsS tx. LAWSON. formerly of Fred
ericksb,rrs- Va. aged hfty-seven years.
Ha leaves q widow and one soa aged
f.fteen years The deceased served dur
ing the civil wcr In tho southern army.
Fredericksburg papers please COPY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12
r;,,os r,ev,torto l:unat Night.

The Times has arranged 10 nave us
elevator run every night unit! midhlSh,
for Tho benefit of its friends who may
have occasion to visit the editorial rooms
Persons having items of news or Wishing
to speak With members OF the Ilm les
staff will please take the elevator at the
entrance on Tenth Street Our friends
and the public will be welcome at all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12
Deaths in Salem.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

SALEM, VA. Feb u.-John Maihle
died here last night at half past ten, from
cancer of the throat He was in the en-
plcyment of the Salem tannery.
The remains of Miss Fannie Jack, who
died here on Sunday at o'clock from
stomach troubles, will be removed TO
Louisville Ky. for interment to-day.
she leaves two sisters and a brother.
She Is from one of the best known
families in Kentucky, having come here
in ni0ery-tIlrep
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Rev. II. TT. Wyer.
Especial Dispatch 70 The Times)

WARRDNTON, VA, Feb. 1l.-Re'-. H
II. Wyer died at his home here yester-
DAY afternoon, aged seyenty-two years
He was u prominent minister OF the Bap-
fist Church. but owing TO bad health had
not been active in the ministry for a num-
Der of years. He is survived by wido"
three sons, ]. P. Wyer, of Richmond
w P. NNyer, of South Carolina; Henry
Wyer. of Baltimore, and one daughter
Mrs. ]. P. Jeffries. of this place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12
s1r Fox Cannot Como.

telegram was received last night by
Mr. ". c. Lvnham from Mr.. a. IL FOX,
of Baltimore. Md. saying that he had
been unavoidably detained and could not
reach here today in time to shoot the
900 live pigeon race with local shooter.
The Richmond Pigeon Club VIII nave
,h.ir monthly live-bird shoot at the
Broad-Street Ball Park to-morro" at
. o'clock p. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12
MURPHY HOTEL ANNEX.
The Ground Bcin. Cleared for its
Construct ion.

Contractor Phillips. with a force OF
twenty-five men, began work yesterday
demolishing buildingsI on Eighth Street
on the proposed site of the annex 10
Murphy's Hotel. The work Will be com
nlettzd by the 9th instant. when the
leases on the property on the Broad Street
side viii expire. and then the latter viii
be torn down.
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Deaths in oIiddlcSeI.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)


STORMONT. VA. Feb. 11.-Mr. Griffin
Cundiff, the Oldest citizen of Niddlesex
county. died at his home last night, aged
SIS. His remains will be buried tomorrow
at Clarlesberry Methodist Church. OF
which he was an honored member. Fun
eral services by Rev. ]. II. Anderson.
Mr.. Cundiff was a fine type OF the Old
Virginia gentleman. He leaves nine chill
dren. all passed the meridian OF life His
fourth wife died several months ago.
Mr. Philip Mckan, Il prominent eX-Con-
federate soldier, died last night at his
residence near Church View, in this
county. in the sixty-ninth year OF bis age.
His remains will be buried in the family
burying grounds at II O'Clock tomorrow
Funeral services will be held by Rev. John
w Rylaud. of the Baptist Church. IN the
absence of his pastor j. NJ Anderson
He was q consistent member OF the Meth
odist Church He leaves a widow ant!
two children
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12
4 i,irtl,dny Celehrntson.

Little, Miss Anita KirlSwnod, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Horace b. Kirkwood.
celebrated her birthday anniversary. last
.,i,,b, with the help OF berS of little
frie1ds. Besides lots of good things to
ga s there were games and other features
IN de,iSht the childish heart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12
Mrs. 3. Rush Floyd.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

LYNCHBURG, VA, February IL
Mrs. & Rush Floyd. mother of Mrs.
Peter ]. Otey, died yesterday afternoon.
at the home of her granddaughter. Mrs
John NJ. Miller in Charlotte, \. c.. after
a lingering illness; aged about eishty-hvc
years.
The remains viii be taken to WytheviiIc,
her old home, where they will be inferred
by The side of her husbands. She is sur
vived by one son. Mr.. John F'loyd- of
MaShinsrtnn D &
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Or. Julius Dicnelt.

lSpecluI Dlspltch 20 Tic Tlmes-f
ALEXANDRIA. VA. Feb. DIR. Ju-
Illus Dienelt, aged seventy-three years,
died yesterday, after Il brief illness of
pneumonia. \ widow and six grown chill
dren survive him. He was u native of
Germany, and was For many years en-
gagged in the practice Of dentistry. but
of late years retired and was engaged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12
NO FOUNDATION FOR REPORT.
Mrs. Florence Nlnybric1 H las Not Becu
PardonrU
Try Associated Press. J

LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE officials of the
Home Office say there is no foundation
whatever for the report that Mrs. Florence
MAVERICK has been pardoned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12
Willis Well Again.

Alex. Willis who drank the pint OF
vhiskey on a wager Saturday night, was
discharged from the almshouse yester-
day having sobered under the treatment
of DR. Fisher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12
rhc Clifton Force Rifles.

Col. 10 Lane Stern will go 10 Clifton
Forge to-day to inspect the Sill," a;, r orE e
tha'sht proper, Colonel Stern will muster
IN the company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12
Suits at 1913 per
ct. DISCOUNT.

Na have piaced on sale our entire stock
of Ladies' Suits to close out quickly DIT
a reduction of SO Is per cent. Ihey are
ali this seasons goods, made in the latest
STYLES. in Black Cheviots. Neneuahs.
Serges. Cancels Hair and Broad CLOTH
We make alteration and guarantee per-
feet fit lSecond floOr.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12
John Jasper IL.

The Rev John Jasper. the famous pas
tor of the Sixth Mount Zion Baptist
Church. is i'll at his homo, No ILL., St
lanes Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12

Tho House Committee for Courts Of
Justice met yesterday afternoon and re-
ported a joint resolution appointing n
committee 10 draft bill adopting the
Torrens system, and report same to the
next regular session of the Legislature.
A !si!l offered by Mr.. Whitehead. of
Norfolk. providing that parties Jointly
liable with that city in damage suits may
bc sued Jointly with the city, was favor
ably reported as was. also. one offered
by Mr. Whitehead. OF Les, allowing a
Tennessee Water Company 10 extend its
mains into Virginia.
The General Laws Committee of the
House at session held yesterday after
NOON reported a bill presented by Mr..
Buntin, re-enactirg section l20S of the
Code Of 1885,
Partial argument was mead on a hi
offered by Mr.. Price to incorporate lie
Southwest Virginia Mater Company, bat
it went over without action.
If Senator Foster, of Norfolk, had not
thopshtleSsaly gone into the cloak-room
just before The vote on the Constitutional
Convention bril- was taken yesterday, the
Vote would have stood 16 10 Il. and Mr..
D-nwiddic the lone Republican Senator,
would have given the casting vote, as he
ToteI with the ma ior.ty.
Senator Carter Glass. of Lynchbure,
win leave tonight for Watkins Glen.
where he expects to spend a month for
1.he beneflt of his health Mrs. Glass will
Join him there He goes away on the ad-
vice of his physician. AR Glass health
has NOT been OF the best for some months.
and RS lahors as a member Of the Sem
"a have been prosecuted under difficult
Ties.
Senator Flood VIII resign his seat
Thursday, and will not appear in the body
after that day. He wiz net take his seat
rs a member of Congress from the Tenth
District until March 4th. but he has press.
ing matters of private business IN another
State which require his attention.
Senator Henry ]. Wickha1n. who has
been III al the jefferson Tor several DAYS.
was mach better yesterday Serrtor Nc
JFwainc, ot Petersburg, is still detained at
hc-ne 10y grip.
Sheriff a. c Cromwell, oe Norfolk. county.
was in the city last night shaking hands
with his friends lie is q brother OF Hon.
Z T. Cromwell. menrber Of the House from,
Norfolk county. and q fine fellow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12

The hill offered by Hon. W. II. Lewis.
of Fauquier, making members OF the
General Assembly Ineligible to positions
within the gift OF that body, VIII be re-
ported to the House for the Committee
Tor Courts of Justice to-day, with the
recommendation that it do not pass. Sev-
cral members of the committee expressed
the belief al the session yesterday after
noon that the principle OF the measure
was all right, but that it was unconstitu-
Iional.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12

Two bills having relation to the Second
Auditors Office will be presented to-day
in both branches OF the General Assem-
bly, one provides that the time for
funding the State debt be extended until
June list and gives the Board of Sinking
Fund Commissioners the authority to
extend il TO December Slst, 1901 If neces-
.saf.y Such a bill IS usual at each reSu-
lar session. but last winter III some WAY
the matter was overlooked The other
dill provides for the issuing Of duplicate
checks in payment of interest on bonds
where the original is lost under certain
conditions
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morning at 80 o'clock. The little girl
was in the act OF putting some wood in
the stove when her dress iSnitei.
She suffered intense pain until half-past
one o'clock Sunday morning, when death
ended her agony.
The funeral took place yesterday at
80 O'Clock from the residence OF her pa
rents conducted by Rev. John W..Daugh-
crty. of the Apostolic Church. The inter
-nent was in lakewood.
james Duvai.
Mr. James Duval. d weli-known ard
honored citizen of New Kent county, died
of pneumonia Saturday afternoon at his
home Hampstead" in that county Two
children survive him Mr.. buFdl was
well-ku0wn in this city
The funeral took place from immnnuei
Church New Kent
Mrs Sophia Marks.
Mr.. Joseph Colln. of this city. received
the sad intelligence of the death OF ms
niece, Mrs Sophia Marks, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Marks was the Oldest daughter of
the late H p Cohn. who died just three
weeks ago yesterday
Funerals. =
The funeral of Mr.. James Sheard. who
died at his residence. in Fulton, Friday
night very suddenly, took place yesterday
| morning at IL o'clock from Weddell Me
mortal Chapel. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. E. B. Snead. pastor of
the chapel. The pall-bearers were Messrs.
Wallace Reams D. Breadnurner, Thon1-
as Sutherland. J. Hart, Louis Hensen
| and Mr.. KitWell.
| The funeral of Mrs NJ E. Parker took
| place Sunday afternoon at o'clock from
! the residence, No 80 North Twenty
! fourth Street
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Tho people of Danvile are much re-
ioiced at the action Of the House Com
Ynittee on General Laws yesterday after
noon in reporting farorably Mr. Bunt'n $
hin 10 re-enact section 129S of the Code Of
1857 providing against discrimination by
railroad companies in the matter OF
freight rates. kilograms We're received
here last night stating that a strong dele
CATION would arrive here from Danvilie
to-day to appear before The Senate Com
,nittec on General Laws tomorrow after
noon to urge the passage of the bill By
that body. The delegation will also can
vass the members af 10th the House and
Senate in the interest OF the measure
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Furs at rs per ct.
Discount.

Every garment is finely made. of the
best fur and nicely finished They are
all the latest shapes in Collarettes,
Scarfs. Boas. and Jackets. This is d
great opportunity to secure fine set of
furs for a small outlay Our stock will
be sold at a discount of % per cent. (Sec-
ond fioor)
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,frs. Jessie Faulkner.

Especial Dispatch to The Tiinesl
PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. Il.-NIrs. Jes-
sic Faulkner wife of a. ". Faulkner. of
Goidsboro. N c., died at the hospital in
this city to-day. Mrs. Faulkn"r was 4
daughter of the late Samuel p AIRING
ton, and sister of Mrs T. +, Heath, OF
Petersburg She came to Petersburg two
weeks ago to be treated. and an opera
ton was performed A husband ard three
children survive her
Wilkins Morris.
wILMINGTON. n. c.. Feb u.-Wil-
kins Morris, purchasing agent for North
Carolina at Nassau. Bahama Island, and
at Halifax Nova Scotia during the civil
war and cy.e of the hest known citizens
of Wilmington, died here to-day.
Mrs Sa-aI, stevens
Especial Dispatch 10 The Timcsl
r.OVfNGSTON. VA. Feb. 1I-Mrs. Sa-
-ah Stevens, wife of Mr.. Charles Henry
Stevens a prominent farmer of Nelson.
died last night at o'clock at her home.
RED Hill near Arlington. after a lin.
Gering illness. in the siSty-fourth year
of her age. She is survived by her nus
hand and a large family of children and
grandchildren
The remains viii be inferred tomorrow
in the family purying-Sround.
Mrs. Jennie law sNnoifo.E
Special Dispatch 10 The Tines)
DANVILLE, VA. Feb. 11.-Mrs. Jennie
Law Voolfolk, died here last night %
pneumonia. in the thirty-fifth year of her
age She was married IN October. 1859, to
Mr. Lucius Woofolk. d putty constable
of this city, who survives her. Nine
children living three brothsrs. Messrs.
Arthur. o. b. p. 3. j.. and Tom Law,
All two sisters. Mrs. Mamie Gum and
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Jackets at SO per
Ct. Discount.

We do not intend to carry d one CT
these Jackets over until next season. So
will give YOU Il last chance to pick YOUR
choice from the entire stock. black Or
colored, at a reduction of 50 per cent
They are made from fine kersey beaver
and cheviots, all lined with rich silk or
satin. Second foor.p
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II seems to be the general opinion OF
members of The House that that body
vii! to-day pass the bills repeating the
Seahoard Air Line measures passed at
the regular session last winter, hut that
The amendment of Mr.. Eowles criticisiaS
the corporators OF the proposed road 10
washington will he voted down. Many
of them say even IL they were hoo
dooed." as Speaker Saunders characteriz-
cd II. that 10 say s, in tho bill would DO
no good and that The easiest Way out IS
the best way, and that simple repeal IS
all that is necessary