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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-03

NO, no. swell bnts 4 PFAANiNhs
and ] studied, and / examined my
self carefully, and ! found that the
memory ST my departed wife was
fast fading away before the rising
Of another one just as pure and Just
as holy. Now 10 You understands
"No. no, Oh, no." the maiden
uttered in frightened whisper
"Then listen further continued
the uohl1man ia d low, earnest tone
and wits d strange fire in his deep
blue ewes. Gas yonr charms Of both
mind ana person were gradually de-
yelopad 7 came 70 look upon YOU
with r feelings, Oh shoald say
with tile old feeling more fully de-
yeloped looked around me i
saw ms sumptu0ps palace without
legitimate female head III my par
tses 7 hal no companion 70 assist
8nl nade me- and Il mv loneliness
had na mate % eheer end enliYcn
ne wished lot liant nch should
En tlp.nlep Nt lelFrlh a4F Owes were
5nar 1fnT tae .pirit
5at Wa. MOVING ar6n Hv soul. II
locke. ro e8a and knew that il
bal wamsn 0ho Was to
mro ms o onga more Ro.alind.
Iora m m foa53 l would
make goa mg wifs Vow v6u cans
not f8llto understand me. caa VDus
Roalina .azad ap into the face
III her guardian, n1 shewaa pale as
demh
% 1o md naan
IN MAS doom. painful rroan. and
tho fair rirl eiaspea her hands To-
ward taem n before her.
"Hold" he said almost sterulH
IL aim nit trfing now l. ann not
onlv serious but firm iu purpose.
Wbm 5 wore placed under inv
charge. vour father bade me lo as 4
would. as3 now would make You
INV wftc The Count DamouuG was
the Grt WHO crme for vour hand.
and mad he been IA proper man. and
had Won loved him. + should have in
ter1oscd no objections. mt YOU did
not love him. and that affair is past
Now j lav nav claim upon YOU. and
INV fortune and title 7 lay at your
feet"
"And what Is TO become of nav es-
tate - the maiden asked quickly
and neaDinplv for the thought
flashed upon her
"Wby-we'n have the two unit
ed. returned the duke. with some
hesitation.
seNn por, R6salind cried "Yoft
win not ao tbisi Ob snare mo from
snob f,tpio
"Snare thee. oirl SPARE thee
from bacomma fbo wife az o6e III
Nh mosf no,yerful noblemen II the
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cirl non looiino ber companion
stoadilv In tbe face won oply do
tbis 10 try ma When Won know That
sncb \ mon wonl1 rnalxe me ,nisera-
M forever whom Won l,now n would
oast ont An tha iov. of life and OK
tingiisb the last hone of peace from
mn soul Won qurely Win not press
ite
aRos,Bnd 1-ol1si bavo resolved
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raali15s MIMI irbere bsd be6n
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Nj ,cife AUbiIe sa remained WITH
M aa1 tnr.e o1 ber bosan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NIAYe %. rool IF
EYE D-S.pE EET STATION


EYRD-SPEEET STATION
Nh. ao s Daily for washington AMI point
s:so A. NJ. Sunday only, for WASHINGTON and
Toints North steps steps; at Eliza: Glen aNsn and
EufTet rarlor Car.
ton ma 'nd points North Stops a. Ella Glen AiIen
and local stations Ash land 70 Quantico inclusive
Ia:oo NJ. Daily, except Sunday. for Washington
and points North; stops at Elba. Glen Allen
Ashland boswell: Milford Trsdsrisksb ,u1.
Congressional Limited at Washington.
.:i2 P. NJ, Daily, Tor Washington and points
Fredericksburg, Brooke, Widewster and 9uantic'
Stops other stations SUNDAYS Sleepers ktchmon1
New York and Washington TO philadelphia
ARRIVE BYRD-STEEET STATION.
$40 y NJ. Daily stops a. Whitewater. FrooS,;
TrsdeIieksburs, aIiIford boswell, Ashland anil
y ORR to Richmond.
1851 P NJ Pailx: except Sunday Stop At
Glen Allen and Eiba. Buffet ParIor car; ~,
ss2 P. NJ Daily; stops at FredericksouFs M's'
6::7 P. IL. Daily. Stops at Frederic Ss6u-s po'
we'll Ashland and E1oa. Pullman cars from Ne"
cuantico to Ashland inclusive, Glen Allen aud
fba- Buffet FarIor Car.
ACCOMMODATION TPAtSi
daily, except SundnYl
:I5A Leaves ELI. for As i.,: %,
ESQ P. II, leaves Ei4B, for Ashland
6iOA NJ Arrives ELBa from Ashland
By A. NJ Arrives BYED-STREEF Station from
Frederick burg.
5.:2 p VI Arrives ELIZA from Ashland
e ~ L. THROUGH TRAINS VIA : y. L. JUNG
ZION AND r.. f. & P. L. H. LEAVE :. 4. l.
EOAD-STREET STATION.
ESQ A. NJ. Daily, for Washington and rolnt'
North. Stops a. Fredericksburg aat eusHtico'
3;s, P. NJ, Daily, for washington and poiut,,
North Stops ut boswell. Fredericksburg anu
Quantico Sleeper to New YORK.
ARRIVE 5. a. L. BRoAD-sTREETS STATION
.:io = NJ, Daily. stops NJ Fredericksburg. MI
lord boswell and Ashland Sleeper from HsH
1880 P. NJ, Daily Stops at fredericksburg
evil and Ashland. Sleepers from New YORK
ri. D,MYEEs, Pre-. ". p TAYLOR TraL Mgc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
vIRGINIA,s PROGRESS.

Referring. to the statement by Col. aoge
that Virginia. was one hundred years be-
hind other States in development sn5
progress, the speaker compared the finan.
cial and educational progress OF Virginia
with other States, and demonstrated that
She was in the forefront.
He recitcd what Virginia had done fo1
the development OF free schools, and said
one great mistake that had been made
was to allow the negroes TO have the
false idea that education was only a
means, by which labor could be digniici
and intelligently directed.
The union of an educated hand with
an educated brain was the demand Of
modern life.
The public roads Of the State are not
what they ought to be. but whc-<an:cs
that great progress has not been rlad"
City people take great interest in good
roads. and a discussion Of such a ssub-
ject interests n city audience. The speak
er here spoke of the excellent roads Of
the Valley OF Virginia, which he styled
.'the Switzerland Of America"
Touching on the Constitutional Convea-
ton, he called attention TO the nlisrepre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18

sensations that We're being made by Re
publicans. They said the suffrage clause
contained q property qualification, wacl
the published reports showed no such
thing was even being considered.
The Republicans tried, with IL d!abciis,n
unheard of, to disfranchise S0,NJ1 Confed-
crate soldiers after The war. and they
We're to-day bowling that the convention
was seeking To disfranchise I'D Confed-
crates, when the truth was every propo-
sition submitted especially exempted all
of that class. and of every other white
man in Virginia. Great applauseD
PLEDGES WILL BE KEPT.
These Republicans have become very
solicitious of The Confederate soldiers
since they failed SO ANONYMOUSLY in
their efforts to disfranchise them. With
uplifted hands the speaker here eNclaim-
&C, What their real trouble is, is the
consciousness that the Democratic party.
| through its representatives in the conven-
ton, are slowly but surely framing Il law
that will SO effectually eXcluoe the idle,
slffuesS and illiterate of the negro race
from the suffrage that the gates of their
mighty wrath cannot prevail against il.
Their trouble is, that they realize now
That we Will accomplish this and keep
the pledge that no white man Will be dis
franchised. stand here. and declare it.
for / do know it is the truth Great APP
piause.)
MIR. Hoge talks great deal about bar
rels. He speaks OF Mr.. Willard with a
barrel. Before Mr. Mckinley was SO
ruihlessly slain. Colonel IIoge betliought
himself of Hanna'S barrel and Justify
nominated him for the next Presidency.
He could not foreSee the coWardly as
SasSin's shot. And Colonel IIoge should
avoid barrels for if rumors are true, they
We're not many Years ago the cause OF
his, undoing." daughter and apDlause)
Mr.. Montague here urged the duties OF
good citizenship. and said no man was
too good TO be able to neglect public
duties without iniurins himself. He re-
ferred TO the employers liability bill and
pledged every effort 10 have it enacted
into law. He said it had been falsely
charged that he was unfriendly TO cor
porations but that charge was as base
less as the fabric of q summers dress.
He was q friend to corporations. but
should the issue arise as 10 whether he
was on the side of stocks and bonds and
stores as against the fesa and blood and
liberties Of the masses Of humanity OF
his beloved State, he should take his
stand beside his brothers IN tho strug-
clio for human veal Great applause.)
WOMEN TOO GOOD TO VOTE.
The speaker alluded to the ladies VINO
were present. and pleasantly said he could
not exactly advocate woman suffrage for
them because he thought they We're too
good for it.
Continuing he said the great question
now was not SO much the disfranchise-
ment OF the neKro as thu enfranchisemeRs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
BRITISH LOST FIVE KILLED.
0ae officer and Four Men les: in Sharp
Fight With Eo,rs.
(By Associated Press

CAPE TOWN, Oct lin a brisk fight
at Twenty four Streams, near Piquets-
borg, yesterday, Captain Bellew and four
British We're killed and several others
were wounded.
The British having surprised several
camps, the Bocrs are row in the habit of
shi. ting ca.np by night. eteiy the Brit
ish columns. sic:"r long ut marches,
have arrived at their objective point only.
to find the Beers gone.
British columns penetrating Orange
River Colony. miles from the railways
find fields of maze or freshly p,owed
lands the Beers making off at their ap-
proach and returning when the column
passes on. Herds on the high veldt still
seem to be numerous.
TIE Beers are living on cattle and
mca!ies stored in out-of-the-way places.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
HON. j. TAYLOR ELLYSON.

and stopped at Murphys Hotel. The
popular young nominee for Lieutenant
Governor was in fine spirits, and while he
had nothing Of interest TO give out, yet
r in a general way he indicated his satis-
faction with the progress OF the cam
paign. Capt. Willard says his section or
the State is i'll pretty good shape, and he
thinks the Eighth District will show up
with her usual majority on election day.
He has a. great many engagements to
speak during the canvass.
Mr.. c. w. Coleman, the nominee OF the
"Straightouts' for the Senate in Norfolk
county is in the city. He says he ana
his running mate, Mr.. Halstead, have
filed their notices FOR the Senate and
House. respectively. and are going ior-
ward with their canvass; Mr.. Coleman
would express no opinion as to the oft
come of the fight before the Executive
Committee next Tuesday night. but it va;
gathered from his manner that he rather
expected to be q member of the next Log
islaturc. i is said that the Straigiltours
are exceptionally strong in Portsmouth
city and that the election machinery is
with them there.
Colone! Robert Catlett of Rockbride,e.
Democratic nominee for the Senate in tie
Seventh District, was in the city tor a
while yesterday afternoon. He realizes
that he has Il hard fight on his hands
but says with the proper management
and work HI. will win, and that he pro-
poses to see that-this is done. Col Cat
lett is one OF the most popular lawyers
and Democrats III his section. and would
be an ornament to the Senate of Virginia.
Congressman Swanson is still in the
city. He conferred with Chairman Ely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
PAsTORATE LETTER

Inc trlennial pastorate letter was read
by Bishop Dudley of Kentucky 1t SAYS:
W. must bid you note and strive
against the last and most evil result Of
our age, tendency in The reckless spirit
of individual licalse.. Ike car.cature OF
that ideal Of personal liberty watch the
chrTcfi has created and Ts-r.etuated
among men. The fool who saith in his
heart there is no God is quick to SO for
ward to the natural Corrollary that there
is no human authority or right demand
ing his recognition and obedience.
And finally. the defiant denial of TIE
God who orda:neth finds elimination in
the assertion that there shall be no longer
powers OF human government to whom in
srpCrstitious faith obedience has t)een
rendered. and anarchy is here as the lc-
Ultimate offspring of unbelief.
The crime at Buffalo a month ago. by
which the head OF our nation was taken
away. was but the natural fruit of this
tree of God-defying denial. The great
and good President was slain by the spir-
it Of our age. We must recognize that
this awful crome. thrice repeated within
forty years isl the offspring of the spirit
of lawessness. full grown to maturity
and CT nalvolence. and that other chill
dren of this same evil spirit are close
about us on either hand themselves the
strength of the family of lawlessness.
who make possible and certain these
giant monstrous deeds of violence. which
have shocked our souls. With the fail
ure of a citizen of a republican govern
ment to do his duty in the endeavor to
elect honest and true men TO the Offices
of that government is the earliest politf-
c2l manifestation OF this pernicious life
DUTY FORGOTTEN
The citizen who first refuses his civic
duty and then naturally descencs along
the easy Faith. becomes the siver or
brlpes and the corrupter of his fellow, is
hiins;..i degraded more and more in the
rhurca. ana bottom is found when civic
rights and civic righteousness are alike
forgotten, when Guty to his neighbo1 de-
tha!ids performance. when protection to
weakness tEc equality OF free men. the
conservation of honesty are no longer the
cnds OF the government but only the So
curing OF peculiar privileges for a class.
the comfortable enpoyment OF a nro,ecr.
60 incense; when duty to man is forgot
zen because duty to God is Cenied.S
ne benediction was pronounced nv
b'shop futile, of Missouri, and the con-
Nehuon aGIonlned sine die
May OF the bishops. presbvters ana ,o,,
delegates will remain in California FOR
some time visiting places OF interest h,,t
tne majority vii! depart at once for tha;r
homes. ~ 'iieii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18

t SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE June 10. 1901.
TRAINS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STATION.
300 A. NJ. NORFOLK LIst!TBD Da. w. AZ
rives Petersburg s:si a. NJ. Norfois II 20 a. a.
Weldon i:5oA 81. Fayetteville 4ss r. w. chsries-
SEQ A. NJ. Port Tampa 7:io r II. Connects at At
wisn SO 500 5 Isa SIS
York 10 Jacksonville
,..lhs. ss ssp sudas AT5I..
RisG cSns5als md ehsiis5 81 ,iTs 1Ifrp
step. only d: Petersburg wavcrty and suffolk.
,.. sso M Daily Il s.ssp: SUNDAY Arrive, p
Mounts 55P. N; Makes all in.ermeiiat. stop,.
,..sP r y; Dsilx . Local Arrives Petersburg
IS. r ~, rIoEibs1- AND WEST rSD5a
Win and or Norfolk
M Pn saas s + tfan
poria, and IavreneevflIel. Weldon sis P. NJ,
Fayes.svilie ie:,s ~, Charleston ~; !. n.
S Say Taa,ps III igso Jacksonville '2iS NJ.
SfW line TO MiDpLEGEoRaI, FONTS
atlanta 15:s5 P. NJ, Thornasville s:sS P. NJ Paii:
man Sleepers New York to Wilmington. Charles,
TON. JacGsonviIIe. Port Tampa, August, and
PM Connect at Petersburg with NorfoIs and
western Rai~sy 1sriyins ay n so
II 80 P. VI, Daily. Arrives Petersburg is.i,
~ TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMoSp
s.20A. ~. Daily, from jacksonville, Savannah,
barIeston. Atlanta. Macon, Augusta and all
oints South
7.:;5 A. NJ. Daily. from Petersburg. Lynchburr
s.s5A. ~. Daily excep: Sunday. Petersburg
IIieA. VI. Daily, except SUNDAY. from Gold,-
boro and intermediate stations Norfolk md SUI
.o' 4. ". sunday only. rom Norfolk, SUI:
folk and Petersburg
ii .ssA. NJ. Daily. from Norfolk. sufois aaa
..i5 /. 81, Daily. except sunday. from Petsr-
$50 r ". Daily. rom. Norfolk, Suffolk aud
..a2P. ". Daily, IRON, Miami. Fort Tampa
Jacksonville Savannah. Charleston Wii,a g:on
Gcldsboro and all points South.
SIS P; NJ, Daily, IRON Petersburg. Lyacaous3
srd the West.
t T N. EMERSON. Traffic Manager.
JR KgSLT General Manage
H NJ. EMEEsos General Passenger AGENT
L 3 CAMPBELL, Division Passenger Agent
sGS East Nein !; rss.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
Work of the Ambulance.

The ambulance, with DR.. Jordan in
charge, answered three calls yesterday.
Augustus Washington. colored, mashed
his right leg a. Nineteenth and Dock
Streets about o'clock. He was treated
and left.
James Daniels was knocked down by
wagon at Seventeenth and Broad Streets
and was badly bruised. He was treated
and left.
James x. Brown, white man, was
struck on the head with G. rock at Sew
enth and Broad Streets at 10 o'clock last
night by some unknown person. His
injuries were slight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
'ir. MeGtssue's Fine Speech.

Chairman EllNson then Introduced 10
the audience the Democratic candidate
4 Tor Governor, and as he came TO the
front, the bard struck up Dixie and,
munitions applause greeted the fearless
leader MIR. Montague was in excellent
rorm and made a splendid presentation
Of the issues of the da;t.
1t was after ten o'clock when he be-
Kan and he spoke for only half an hour.
The Acknowledgement spoke with el,-
asience and eaTnestncss. He said inIpal.t
The late lanented President and Pres
ident Roosevelt in recent addresses have
given out declarations which prove that
after many wears the Democratic theory
of taxation has, by force of conditions
become their conviction, showing that
Democracy is inlpregnable and im,nortar
because it Is founded or The bed rocl,
of American justice and American honor
II any people OH earth ever had cause
to love their State and be proud of ii.
Sirginians had. IT was the birthnlacn
etis American independence. and is the
home OF as true 9 race of earnest ma
.riots az ever drew the breath of life
stArpiauss.)
Colonel Eoge ia the most reckless ma,
throwing stones that ever lived Il. glass
house. He says I have stated that i
could take Atty dollars and buy any iI,rv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
FLOWERS IN PARKS,
urounds and Buildings Committee Approves
Nir. Pl!;Ock's Idea.

me Grounds and Buildings Committee
had a brief session last night Messrs.
1inson, ADAMS. Hartman, Grimes. and
Pollock We're present
me contract for placing a new floor
N the driil-room of the .Armory building
was awar0ed to Mr.. C. W Fleet 2 s675.
the City Engineer was authorized to
save out the contract for painting and
embarrassing the building.
Frov's!on was made for providing coal
Tor the houses occupied by the keepers
of the PARKS
MI pe'locks plan to have the public
parks beautificd by, transplantina. flower
plants from the city nursery W1s an
proved q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
WILL REMAIN HERE.
Virginia and Moth Carolina Wheel Wo.ks
Will Remain Here.

The Virginia and North Carolina Vince!
Works have partially shut down in order
to make Improvements and because Or
ders are slack
About one-half of the employees were
laid off on Monday. 1t was rumored that
the plant would be closed down and the
machinery removed to the plant in Flori-
da. This was denied last night by SuDt.
Curtis.
Work on the large bending room is
being pushed as rapidly as possible. The
plant will be in operation in full in about
two weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
Politics in Wythe.
fU5It'ts III VytHC.
(Spccirl Dispatch, to Tho Tines, }

WYTHEVILLE,s VA, Oct. 17.-Politics
in this county are running high and q
close election Is expected this fall. Robert
w. Blair, who is a member of the Consti-
tutional Convention and the Republican
candidate for the. House of Delegates
from this county, has been here this week
looking after his interest in the coming
election.
Judge S. W. Williams has just returned
from Campbell and Floyd counties. where
he has been to deliver speeches in behalf
Of the Democracy Of the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
Horse and Wagon Missing /.

Inc police are on the lookout for a ijoht
morse attached to a spring wagon,
that was stolen or strayed off on Tues
aaS morning between . and 10 o'clock
from the O!d Market. 1t is the property
Ca Aiefle Foster, an aged colored farmer
The hair is rushed from the horses front
knees. and while standing he invariably
hangs out his tongue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18

oil the White men OF Virginia - lie ssilt
of free government comes through centu-
ries. of training. The, Republican party
says the white man is only capable of
ruling in Hawaii and We Democrats CT
Virginia intend to say.th that white men IN
Virginia shall rule her destinies hence
forth and forever. Great applausel.
He referred to the convention as a most
patriotic body. apd asked his hearers TO
be patient and give them time now TO
properly prepare a Constitution. SO shat
in the future it could not be said that 4
faulty Constitution was given on account
of undue haste in its preparation.
He urged the people of Richmond to
stand ky the Democratic candidates Cor
the Legislature. and spoke OF them each
by name as worthy Of the support and
confidence Of all honest, patriotic citi-
zc2s.
In a VERY eloquent peroration he con-
GUIDED. and was vigorously applauded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
MISSIONARY MEETING.
Interesting Session OF the Unloa OF Ess!
Hanover Pres5ytery.

The quarterly meeting of the Missionary
Union OF East Hanover Prcsbytery was
held at the First Church yesterday after
noon. There was a good attendance and
the session was, an interesting one
Mrs: James P. Smith presided, DR.. Kerr
nade7 an address and letter was read
from Rev. William c. Buchanan, mission
airy to Japan. who sent : plan of the
Sarah Miner Price. memorial rlanse.
which was built by this union md has
just been completed. Mrs. James B.
WOODS, who leaves on Saturday for
China. was present and received many.
expressions of good WILL
The. union will hold It's; February meet
ing in Petersburg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
Sms,I Fire.

The stationmen at No. Engine House
were called at $40 O'clock yesterday
morning 20 Taylor and Taylor's estab-
lislfment. where a hey had spilled a lot
of gasoline, which set IRE to some wood
work. Tho damage. which was small,
was fully insured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
STEAMBOAT Inns
GTEA 3IHOAT LINitS
I;>z Old Dominion
] r. Steamship Co
raily Line for New York, the Horil
and East
ERlIH RICHMOND


PASSENGERS can i~..'e bAtLi. cN-
cept Sunday, by chesapeake ana ONO
Railway at = "A. Nj. via Nofiolk or y.
VI. ana $40 2. NJ. Dy ~. Il w. tauwdy
via Nor1olK both lines connecting VITA
direct steamers calling same day.
Syeerage passengers can leave oy Elm
Hilary steamer Monday, Wednesday and
rrIu;lv sailing from Rockets at D 2. Nj.
ana changing to mainline snip at Nor
io FtRE1C,HT for all northern. eastern ard
roraign ports received and forwarded
daiIy except Sunday. ut company =
wharf. Rockets.
FROM REV YORK
PASSENGERS can leave D3llI, IN
cent Sunday. rom corapanyis ute-- 10. q
S6prrh Rivsr- at 3 y. NJ. for Old Point
1so-,' ~ and Norfolk CONNECTING with <.
> - ara r. 4 W. trains for Richmond.
ESEit:tIJ' received and forwarded daily,
except SUNDAY. ,.,,..
,,;o Ea:i Main Street: Richmond Trans
far Company. No. 9J5 East Main Street.
Murpiv's Hotel. c. s. o and r. & r..
depots Richmond. baggage checked
fhrouph to all points.
IL ~ fIrtne,. Information apply TO
o' JOHN i. rIATER. Agent.
~ 1910 East Main Street. RICHMOND Va.
Ssnaral Offices: No. 81 Beach Street. cor
,a. West Street. Ne~ York, n. Y.
hef ]. T. BROWN.
up WALKER. Gen. Pas Ag..-
q. Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18

Continued From First Pagc.)

marched in procession into the church
AS they walked up the main aisle the
vested choir of Trinity and the consrega-
ton Joined in singing
The bishops We're seated inside the
chancel, and prayer service was conduct
ca oE President Lindsey, OF tn; House Of
Equities. Bishop Doane a. Albany, then
cal:ed for a contribution to be applied
towards reducing the deficit in the gen
eral missionary fund. The amount given
was not announced, but it was very ill.,