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Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22
beuen Keller.

Gerue mGrfeIige Dame por forle'
ben Ssuoug iuoe hos TrGltoettt
Rooicuelt % isrte Ell IGngere Snm'
toIe nreS ham. Som lioet Barn
miiteoe bum / en- Spgbom bdaoe Sg.
net OF 5srelieu; men gooe W'enHe
fer tog iig al beuoe, % oct lptteoeS
bent at gipe benoe en- nomGrtet Sp'
oraaelie. 9apulig bar gtiiS guilt
pan erbperpet iig ct tort gtapn oeo
Den SaalmobiGbeo % Spgttgbeo.
hun bar pitt Iige ooerfor jim blttoe
GA ospe Glen. Selen Seller bar en-
ooo uaturlig Stemmc, %. lin 500
heb raaoer bun 300 9iennem 5slel'
len. Sun lGg9er 6tn8eren oaa
Wuubeu iii Den, bun taller meb. oG
paa ben Raaoe iornemmer bun.
hpob p~eSfommeube Tiger. Slgeu er
i9rosles beeapet og lGrenem. %
Trof. Metanber 8rabam Gel og
Wliis Suaipan bapoe operpunoet DC
isrite Granddaughter meb at eritatte
Suu og SsreIie, bIcp SeIen utoer'
pitt iom ct anSet Barn. Ga bun
oioroc raife 5remifriot. Smiioer
fom bun iaa lanet. Of bun fimoe be-
itaa acknowledgements peo SarOdro
lluiperiitct. bpcr bun iioen inioereoe
lpuaere Sib. Slm bar brepet oct
plot i SprpG % giIriif. 6ornocn
gnaclif. iom Bum taler % ifrlpcr
lpoeube, lrier bun 6ranif. Spif,
gatin og @ruif. Sun er en- iGroe.
les iliut Eianiitinbe, % bum er
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22

Smiet uebtaser Sprilasst, men OpbG'
uer SiHercnfial' SolScn.
2eier for SamncD.

ao19reslens HeprGletttantDliS oeo'
tog oer 1Soe gpril Oct Iptge oreftc'
De Soriloa on Reciprocitet meO
Cuba; men irSen giitemring ioreglt.
t%onitihIereoe Suiet Jig Ill SeIfonltte
meo 0r. Sbermon ION 6ormano.
Nfr. Worris ira Wfinueiota iremtom
III meS CT Amendment. gaacnoe no
poa, al al Differentiation paa raft
neret Suffer ifal o~iit0fieS. Geo Oil
i%erentiaItuIo iorItoaeS ! bernie 6or'
binSelie en- SoIo til 6OroeI for raj
fineret Suffer-.
RepubIifmrerneS Ssrcr / Suiet, Ntr.
Yopue, eiorbe g~iclncnoc, at bette
Imtcnomeut par uo al Selcn % tsrte
life til Sagen; oerfor flInOe oct lite
mootages % oebottere8. SON 'tstte'
oeS beri al 8~rosuenor, @rop, SatcO
% Slmiteob; men G~emotrdterncS
iSsrer, DIR. Ritnroiom 2lttIeflcIO,
De armoub 90 Morris icIo par al
en- mo6iat Reuiug. 9ebattcn berom
poreoe / TO elmer. OF Selfomteena
SormanS, Mr. Sberman, ertlTreoe
ga. at amenomeutet bar no Al Croen.
SermeO uiloe Dog &oeiutter' ReptblI'
fanerne life ilao itg ~tiItaalS. De ap'
peaereoc til SeIfomtteeu for at fno
IormauoenS Shilling" ooerItemt.
Gemofraterne reiite Jig lom en-
WanS, % 81 HepubIitanere fi'l8te
bereS @reinpeI. 6%ornlanoenS "HrI
ing" io~rfaIteoeS meo III moo 100
Stemmer. 9I fulgte Here 6orllaB
iii Amendments. Wr. nc GlelInno
on. D. oiIbe forbsie loIoneo'GtteI'
len Tor 8arer ira Cuba ira 20 I'll 40
8rocent. Der. Ritaroim 'ore'lo8 /
CperenSitemmeIie meb Sobcods BILL
at iptte artifIer al Meiaaer paa 6rI
liiten, Iigeiaa 9omuIoSambaIlager,
@inoeitrene, ErGmasie oiU. DIR.
GorIiis (Dtid) piI6e gioe Fr91loen'
.cn Wpnoigbeo til at m%toerbnnoIe
meS aanaha ON Rectprocitet. Wr.
Roberts CRasi.) piIoe, at Suoer full
0e iRtteS paa 5riIilten. Vile ol@le
amendments bIeo iorfditct. SeIto.
miteen bppeSes, og Suiet troaote at
ter iammen. Nr. Yapne 'orisBte mi
at iaa Wcrris. Imcnbmentet ontItsot;
men en- iaa Itor Wiolorttet lterlte 1or
set. at Ian iauot SPlllng al stem
merue u~nsouenoi9. Rofineret gut
fer fau iaolebes eiter SuietS Se'llrt
nina iuoisreS ira ale aanter al Yer
Den MOB of betule 3oIb / iantme 6or'
hoIb iom FOR Haaiufter. Glnglep'
Houeus 9citemmelie on 0%l1erentloI'
tolo bleo lat inb eiter 6~orInn8enoe AZ
Roeiufferaolerne; men III bar oerea
8enrer bcrsuqt Dem Sen 6orocl, lom
fIe6 Ocroi. Giterat amendment
Stormeu oar oper, iOretogeS AIItem'
nina oper ben cllbonife 9teciprocttetS'
9in meo Morris iaG8get. Den
peStooeS meo 2i7 moo % Stemmer,
&onoresmanb ). a.. Iapnep ira
Rinnciota isrte an / aanper ior
Observation-Disclosures GphPoelie. It8c'
iom ban bele SiSen bar uGret Seoer
ior ben 6oftiou. iom bar tiGntpet 'or
Observation-Disclosures >SntereSler.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22
General Miles.
Erriibeut &puiepelt CT mn beitemt paa
life at afifebise ham.
2Dtter til sooe 8aao.

SeI DuC Oe1 lellere RIO Dprel WSS
gen Gale ON, at Regieringeit n.eb oct
fsrite oilbe afifeoise armeeuS Suerit.
~befaIenOe, 8enerallsitnarit TelIuu u.
Nfiles. forbi Ian oftere bar optronot
imoo oen. % MI bar Br9iioent Roo.
iepeIt ingt Iige no, at Oct pirfeIig bar
p9ret bans Mening at fappe Den
gamle ari9erS officieaeSooeb al % le'
oere Oct til arigsminiiteren paa ct SAB.
SmiolertiO er ban mn bIepen forbin.
BRET / bette. Sorsbng / forrige ltae
fom ire Of 9alioet8 9loIte % melt an
iete Senatorer ino / Stien til Dor
itnge 8rpitoeut fordt tale ct alpors'
oro meb bam / Sagens guleoning.
Oct bar Million fra Soipa, Soar ira
WnSIafuIetts, Sole fra Rnine, %
ba WcGomas ira Warplanb bar Ser
for / ct anoet ggreube, bIeo ogian
bdn me6 / Ioffen. 9e prpPrOige
Serrer foreitiue6e RooiepeIt, at Bet
oiIoe bore lifIogt at afiGtte @eheral
WfileS. Set er life mere eno baIonn.
oct aar igier al oen Sio, ga han e.
fer 2ooen er nsbt til at neolpg9c lit
@mbeoe. S Iiieuit 1903 bliuer ban
Ga aar, og iislse De militPre Regler
maa ban ba gan al. Soorfor life
oente Sen lille Strno % biueoIi9 talt
IaOe bnm Do en- nahtrIig 800? Sol
fet bill barnes ooer, at en iaa f%ortient
Wono iom Wfiles fiernes fra lit Gnt.
beOe paa Ell pomp9enoe Waabe. Son
beItog meb ggre / 9orgerfrigen, oe
ban inbIngoe Zig 9ersmmeIie peb ben
Mtaabe, boorpaa ban ~oGmpeoe Here
Snbianeroprsr. Sc gamle 8etera.
ner / Storarmeen bPnger oeo born,
% 8pIgerfolfet / oct tele 2ano ier op
Ill bam iom en- Self. 8i Itaar M
lige foron ct 8alg til aongrcsien %
oct er ganife iiffert og pitt, at Genera
lens afifcoigelie oil ifobe BET republis
fanife Barti. 9erfor er oct beoit at
laoe bam bIipe i~taaenSe. 8iitnof bar
ban bapt &ioninger meo abminiitra.
tionen; men oct bapoe ogiaa Here al
bans 6orgiPngere / @mbeoet, ioaiom
Grant, SHERMAN, Sberiom % edo.
fielO.. Saaleoes omtreut taIte De
eamIe Senatorer. De ptreoe irgen
Wenina ON, bpem Der buoOe Ret / De
Saaer, bporom Der bnr pPret Strto
mellem armeenS GperItbeialenOe %
&egieringen; De bolot Jig fun til Den
poIitiife 8irfning al bet. iom Iomi.
riitrationen trlleoe meb at gisre, %
sc ipaaeoe, at Der piloe opitaa en- Zig.
nenoe 8ontrooer8 iom ben, Sonoet
npIig Far pRret @ionc til / S6Iep'
Sagen.
YrPiibent RuOieoelt optog oereS
6oreitiaineer meO 8eIoiIie. San no.
tnlte oprigtig, at oct bnuoe Prgret
ham, at Riles paa en- uOiororenbe
Raooe bnpoe fat Jig itboOer ben mill.
tore gtifet og unoIaot at pie line
operoroneoe oeu ifplOige 9Grbsbig.
beo, ligeiom ban baooe iraterniieret
meo 0%emofraterue og ifafet Dem
SpIpsning ON RisIigbeOer peo
a~rigfsrieIen poa 6ilippinerne; Der
for bopbe ban ppret betGnft 9aa al
unite lin Ioplige Ret til at looe bant
aaa; men MI piloe Bnr life 9iere Oct,
iaIiaIo life Tor oct isrite. General
lsitnnnt gtilcS fanr aItiaa 6eboloe iii
Gmbeoe. SoIfaIo inOtil oioere.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22
Steen eaar.
Statsminiitcr Stccn trGffsr ig til.
6age ium nurif Resisrinssdsf.
otto SIebr bans Gftermanc.

ct Telegram fra artitiauia al
i6oe Ipril m~eooeler:
s Stut3raa6et iSag moaaD
StatSmiuiIter Sobonues Steen lin
Omission, os iamtIige De sprise
Nteolemner al bans Riniiterium
Ittaeoe oereitcr fine gortefslier
til Acknowledgements RaaSiebeb.
Sronprinieu. ser for 5i6en cpbol.
Der fig / ariitiouia og finserer iom
Rcgent UNDER 8ongeus SpboIb /
SDofrnrfrige, anmobeoe ienere
StorttugSprPit6ert Gar[ 9erner
ON at bauue ct mt RiniIterium.
@fter ct Telegram ira Stofbolm
al 19oe 9lpriG Ter oct irtbTertiS ITO
til, at oct er Stat8mirtiter / Stod.
holm Otto gIebr, Ser er 6let Steerrs
Gftermorh iom Regieriugsfef. Sette
Telegram IpOer reutIig ~iaaIebes: 81.
CURB Sbier. 0igterer Senrtt Sbiers
son, bar ooertaget "tbe BortfoIio Of
Stote" / Otto 9Iehrs npe Ririite.
rium - boiIfet rimeIi9oiS ifaI Be.
tpbe, at Sbier er bla Statsmiuiiter
/ StodtoIm.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22

Sior NanS. General 7. III. Sui.
iinston iom err 9hercfes. 9tationcrs
@upernsr. er 6 500 6 Sounner bJi
% peier 275 gumS. men Ter life no,
iom ON ban bar noact operilsoiat
aisO gan iig. Sans Sat or No. s.
hans Sfo Ro. IL, San er en- Ottsno,.
oels Suoianer 81 ban er Jolt al. at
ban filbsrer Senne SlRst.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22
Sraftaten.

&c tioIisere omtaIte ire SrSitiI.
finger fra De ire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
duanaeube Sraftater ON Salgct al
oarif Beitinoien, bleo / 2srbags be.
banSIet / aabent Rsbe df oct ounite
9mostiug. Otter aiitemutnaen Der
oil Sngen iertoeS tiIbaee til SoIfettn.
get. bOoreiter oen bertoiies nj en- Sor.
banolingStomite, beitaaenoe at NeS.
lemmer al begge Sing.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22

ogiaa bel biemme / Iaturiag. Gdar
umotoges, at bun bperfen Ter eaer
bsrer, iaa er Ger iutet, iom teller
beube. Sun er iuno 90 iterf % tao.
Ter. boao set ifal pRre.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22

Gu mn airfc for ben Sanite IN.
ibcrifc Rcuigfeo al Den 6or. alrfc i
Blair, 9ieb., pil blipe iubpiet oen
27be April. SnboieIien isIaes al en-
R9ffe Rsoer ira 27Se-29be apriI.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22
SOf.Strcif / aipbsubapu.

On Streif al 1of.arbeiSere / 2is.
bcrboor tr,tcr meo at iiiIle iRtte en-
gom FOR al Grogttrniif ser pau GAP.
uer. 1et ioreneoe Gam~pitibsiel.
TABS arbeioere neoIagSe alleiommn
arbeioet oen 17oe april. og eubog
Rotroierue bar gipet Barrel ON, at
De aater at lutte Jig I'll fine itreIfen.
De aamerdter.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22

Zen bpis Yris vaa aiso oil brinae
omtrent 200 aisouOials i Rem Dorf
til at itanie lin 6orretnins.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22

Strioeu meacm Suso OF Srnelien
/ SiIlirfb or al SologiitSfomiteeu al.
giort ecrhen, at Sugo erfl9res Tor
gDens retteIia oaiste Manor. YscR
Iruaien piI oppelere.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-22
9eradLgpsk4
usfsmmsr 1irsoas 90 3resas Wsrstn.
asntisismsnier

s1ssrtisfsmsnfer
naa tHoltprss ieutt bier Eansas % ISrssas f,crs
gen. auerttsisnsuter ~iHstasss lite i to yaa sinaHoeu
islssrse sauaisre. ussu1iRere bet neirss:fiis fcrlaHs
ace. Cots ct aOerttSisnsut, Der fsrf fonnr ino
TtrsoassEumersi T. Or. i~srIanses inSrnsfet 3 @anss,
of bet isuIuis insi s Girs6dssHa1a.r.. Breeze, Der iaseI
hoIser auertisisueutsr. iSH bet batter nss, bF mers
les GSstttsi lei mt / bet HcSrs sisrue paa Con
poluteu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10

Gregory, Cole Lowell, Ethel Harding and
Messrs Eddie Burton and Harry Harding.
Miss Edna Bayly will present a pretty
picture as the bride Of the church. The
whole arrangement is under the direction
of Miss Bohannon, and she deserves the
highest praise for her continuing efforts
In the church's behalf. "A silver Offering
will be taken at the door.
Before Justice r. A. Lewis, Of Ettrick,
Chesterfield county, yesterday morning,
Walter Dalton and Arthur Bowles, two
young men from Richmond, were charged
with raising a disturbance on car of
the Richmond and Petersburg Electric
Line. They were fined IS each.
Al Chesterfield Courthouse the case Of
the two white NEW. @: Strange and
c. H Wright-who stand charged with
malicious cutting of the wires of the
telephone company connecting Manches-
ter and Petersburg. was called. and
Wright was the only one who appeared.
The bond of Strange was declared for
Efeited.
The members of the Street Commit
tee after walking around the quarry last
night and visiting Thirteenth Street, adj
journed to meet again in the near future.
Captain Lipscomb was unavoidably de-
tanned from the meeting, and as all the
blue prints were in his possession, the
Committee did not act. Mr.. Woodward
reported that he was ready to grade the
ground in front Of his place whenever
the city would furnish the pipes. This
work will be done very soon.
The Grade Committee from the public
schools met and transacted routine bust
ness.
Stephen Bassar, the negro trainman who
was hurt in the accident on the Atlantic
Coast Line when Engineer Gwathney lost
his life. as did his fireman. was again
operated upon Sunday, and Drs. Ingram
and Merchant performing very sue
cessful operation, taking off his right leg.
The left one has been amputated before.
The negro has wonderful constitution
and will very likely survive the second
amputation. His left leg has been am
putated near the knee, and in the thigh
there are two breaks.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Miss Edith Harlow entertained a num-
Der OF friends Friday afternoon from
to o. clock. Among those present Were
Misses Edith and Myrtle Bradshaw, Ethel
and Mary Clark Ester Morrisette F'los-
sic and Matte Criddle and Miss Gladys
Snead. of Richmond.
There will be lawn party given
this afternoon by the ladies' Aid So
ciety of Clopton-Street Baptist Church.
in the vacant lot of Mrs. B. H. Norris
settle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10
Norfolk and the Seaside
Equa|Ied by None in
Attractiveness.

Two fast trains leave Richmond, Mann
Street Station. every Sunday at $50 and
$50 a NJ: parlor cars attached In which
seats can be reserved during the week
at Main-Street Station. S1G0 round trip
to Old Point. Norfolk. Newport News.
Ocean View or Buckroe. You can visit
all these places on dollar ticket. Two
hours longer at Ocean View than any
other route.
s100 ROUND TRIP.
The first train leaves Richmond $50
A NJ. and Will make no stop between
richmond and Old Point The second
t,afn leaves $50 A. NJ. and stops at New.
port News.
,eee of going via c. and o. steamer from
Newport News or by Old Point You can
go one way and return another. Tickets
via. Ocean View Line good for transfeH
ia street cars to any part of Norfolk.
Returning, first train leaves Norfolk
fe,hesapeake and Ohio WHARF 400 PM:
isaves Old Point 4:25 p VI, and leaves
Nawport News passenger pier) 4:50 r.
M arriving Richmond go p. NJ
second train leaves Norfolk Ocean
view Railway 700 P. NJ: leaves Ocean
view 7:3o P. NJ: leaves Old Point SIS
NJ. arrive Richmond 10:15 P. NJ This
.econd train will not stop at Newport
News. Newport News passengers must
take train leaving Newport News As
| p NJ. or take second train at Old Point.
leaving at S:15 2. N.
Only 500 round trip on either tho SO
or $50 A N. train
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10
SOUTHERN STUDENTS CONFER
ENcEO M. CA. JuNEi4-23
1902.
Annual Conference of wv. c. A.. June.
1893 1902. AsheyiIle, N. C.

For the above occasion the soathesu
Railway will sell round trip tickets rom
all points on It's lines to AsheviIls ana
return at one fare for the round trip.
Tickets to be on sale June 13 and II, WtfA
return limit June Is. 1902
This offers rare opportunity for vistts
ing AsheviIle Gland OF the Sky). etc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10
Brief Society Items.

The rattle Of the cups and ice were
heard at the Woman's Club yesterday
afternoon, when old friends were greeted
and new ones made. Among the call
ers were Miss Gussie Daniel. Miss Lena
Gregory, OF King William; Miss Red
wood. of Asheville: Miss Anna. Gwath-
mey, of King William; hrs. John Hun
ter. Mrs William Sheppard Mrs zen,
nolds. Miss Claire Guillaume. Mrs Moses
D, Hoge, Mrs. c. L. Mosby, Mrs. Luth-
er Dawson, Mrs T. William Pemberton,
Mrs. ]. Allison Hodges, Mrs. j. Page
Massse Mhs4 Charles B. Ball. Miss
Mamie Baughman, Mrs. Larkin Glaze
brook, Mrs. +. Taylor Ellyson, MISS Eli
len Guigon. and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Thomas, OF Smith
guests were Mrs. John Hunter. Mrs. Lo-
field. who have just returned from the
HOLY Land. entertained at a. delightful
house party last week. Among the
gan, and Mrs. John Randolph Tucker.
Mrs. John P. Mcclure and little daugh-
ter, Miss Richie Mcclure, are at Fork
field" Louisa county, for the summer
Miss Ella Thomas will spend the sum
mer at Roanoke Red Springs.
Judge anu 1AtS.E+ A9W1S Will 10 eAAe
guests next week OF Prof. and Mrs. Lyle
at the University.
Miss Gussie Daniel is the guest Of Dr.
and Mrs. John S. Wexford.
Miss Helen Stems will entertain at q
house party at their country home, afte,
the v. NJ. T. finals.
Miss Ruth Randolph and her cousin
Miss. Lottie Lee Davis, left the city or
| Saturday for Lynchburg, to visit hel
cousin, Miss May Fleming, and to at
tend the commencement exercises Of thu
randolph Macon Woman's College. The,
win be gone for ten days or more.
Mis-. Lena Gregory, who has been tn,
| guest OF Miss. AIcGruder. on South Thire
Street, will return to her home to-day.
Miss Redmond. Of Asheyille. and Mis-
4 cwathmey. Of King William, are tn
guests OF Mrs. J. Temple.
Mr.. Christian Unkel is critically i'll q
the Virginia Hospital
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10

The young man was taken immediately
otter he shot himself to the city aims
house in the ambulance. and everything
possible has been done for him. The
physicians say he will recover. The
cause OF the shooting is due to family
trouble. as the young man himself ex-
presses it>
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10
gl14(i?33z![a3

WIN enable you What you like sad al yes lks.
Cares dizziness ccnseipa and sieepsa.
aess cakes old soAehs almost good new. Aakee
good rr.. flood and builds up tho whole system.
Munyon's Witch Hazel: Soap makes the ska so!a .
velvet, Isc. Sold everywhere. {fEzz=sz
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10

P,LEscuRED WITHOUT THE KNIFE.
itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
piles. Your druggist will refund your
money IL PAZo OINTMENT fails to cure
Won. SO cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10
LOWEST RATES NORTH AND WEST.

Before you travel 10 any point North
West or Southwest. consult your intees
est promote comfort and save money b.
communicating with ARTHUR0. LEWIf
s. P. A., Baltimore and Ohio Railrua1
s{Royal Blue Linel. No - CRANKY 0eroS.
Withars Building, Norfolk. Va. 49, -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10
On and Hround
Lhe erobbies.

Hon. Armistead c.. Gordon. the able
poet lawyer from the city Of Staunson
is in the city on private business. and is
stopping at Murphy's. He and Col. Rob
ert Catlett, of Rockbridge.s who are
strong friends, spent some time chatting
in the lobby together last night. They
both, in discussing the new primary law.
took the view commonly heard among
rublic men, that the scheme is not pop
ular one, certainly so far as It applies to
the nomination of Congressman. They
agreed that the new arrangement tended
to preclude men, however worthy. who
had not ample means from, aspiring to
seats in the lower house. Mr.. Gordon
will probably be here for several days.
He is said to be here to look after some
legal matters for John Armstrong Chan
Ter
Some Of the v1rginians at Murphy
are Messrs. w. "A. Gathright. Dabney's;
Lucius Gregory, Chase City; DR.. Floyd
J. Gregory, Chase City; Mrs. J. NJ. Har-
yey and Miss Lucie Lee Jones, Fluvanna;
r. n. Walker, Norfolk; Thomas L. Rust,
Alexandria; H Wood Campbell Suffolk;
O. w. Burton. Mt. jackson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10

Miss Lucy II. Maury.

Miss Lucy H. Maury.
Miss Lucy II. Maury. only daughter
Of Charles B. and Sallie F. Maury, died
Sunday at the residence Of her father
in Washington,
Miss Maury was cousin Of the we'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10

CONSTABLE BROTHERS OFFER
$40 to s33 suits. s22 so.
s35 to 1913 suits $685.
50 to $40 trousers, s6.75.
All made to order to close out their
su,nuer stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10
MIR. P. 7. SouthaiI.

The death of P T. southall occurred
at 7:45 O'Clock yesterday morning at his
home. No. 314 Byrd Street. He was
elghty-six years of age The funeral
will take place from the residence at 5
n,c1nclrE fn-mnrrnw afternoon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10

known Richmond family Of this name.
and during the war her parents resided
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10

At New Ford's: Messrs. J.. P. Henry
and C. j. Davis, New Castle; G. w. Kee-
zell. Harrisonburg; J. D. Thornton, Pc
tersburg; ia. Coldin, Charlo ttesville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Curnis, of Wick burg,
Miss, are registered at New Ford's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10

Miss Redmond. of Asheville. and Miss
Gwathmey Of King William, are the
r,,ests OF Mrs. j. Temple.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10

Mis-. Lena Gregory, who has been the
guest OF Miss. NIcGruder. on South Third
Street will return to her home to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10

Mr.. Christian unkel is critically i'll al
the Virginia Hospital
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Mrs. Elizabeth A. Harley

Mrs. Elizabeth A. Harlsy died yester-
day morning at her home. No. 1919 No, tn
Fifth Street. The funeral will take
place this afternoon at O'Clock from
Clay Street Methodist Cha.'n. Inter
ment will be made in lakewood.
Mr. Rinford,s Funeral
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TIRED OF Lief
KILLS HIMSELF
Continued From First Page.)

lCOnt1nued FTOm FlrSt FageJ
through his head just above the right ear
and lodging beneath the skin on the left
side.
The act is supposed to be the result of
i'll health and a diseased mind, follow
ing two strokes of paralysis he had suf-
fered during the past eighteen months.
The pistol used by Mr.. Cole belonged
to his son, and had been secured by him
from the young mans trunk by breaking
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10

The funeral Of Mrs. A n. Smith. Wl1e
of the late John Smith. took place Sun
day afternoon at East Emu oape17e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10

At the next meeting Of the Street Com
n,ittee the petition of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad to continue the obstruction
of South Eighth Street will be considered.
Against this will be presented a protest
signed by fifty prominent residents Of
Richmond, representing property assessed
at s1,0oo,0o0 They claim that the exist
ence of the bridge has damaged property
on Eighth Street from the bridge to the
Bijou Theatre. A strong effort will be
made to induce the Street Committee to
order the removal Of the obstruction.
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TEMPORARY PASTOR.

1
Rev. W. S. Campbell, Of Richmond, has
been engaged by the congregation of the
Presbyterian Church here to preach for
them until they can get a pastor 1t is
not known whether Mr.. Campbell will
be called to the church or really whether
he would accept If called, but he will
fill the pulpit until a pastor is called.
This church has been without a pastor
since the Rev. Mr. Van Houten resigned
to do missionary work.
CANTATA TONIGHT.
Under the direction of Miss Lizzie Boz.
hannon the sacred cantata, 1.-THE Light
OF the World is Jesus. will be presented
at Cowardin-Avenue Christian Church
tonight.
! The church has been decorated and is
picture Of loneliness. Candles placed
NJ intervals around the building make a
| rretty scene as their soft light falls on
the pretty flowers which weigh down the
rostrun. Among those who will take
part are Misses Matte Ellington, Moselle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10

The funeral Of Mr.. Thomas Mayo Bin
ford took place at o'clock yesterday
afternoon from Monumental Church. The
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PASTOR RESIGNS.
Rev, j. a. Cruqan Fell Out With His
Hawaiian Flock.

Sioux Falls, S. D., April 25.-Infor-
nation has been received here to the
effect that Rev. j. A. Cruzan, who for
time was pastor CT the Congregational
church In this city, but who later went
to Hilo, in the Hawaiian islands, has
had trouble with his congregation in
that far off land, and as a result Will
resign his position He has a wide ac-
quaintance throughout this and other
portions of the state, as we'll as else
where in the west Soon after arriving
at Hilo he was appointed pastor Of the
First Foreign church at that place.
According to the information which
reaches here a great deal Of opposition
to him arose among members of his
congregation, and when he learned of
it he gave notice that within a short
time he would place his resignation in
the hands of the proper officials. IT is
not known whether or not Mr.. Cruzan
will return to the United States upon
the acceptance Of his resignation.