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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-19
THE CITY CAMPAIGN.
tight Growing More Interesiins-Mayor
la1Ior lay Speak.


Tho CITY campaign is jogging along at
s1he old gait SO far as the general OFFICES
are concerned Club meetings are billed
fo,. every night, but Capt Mccarthy is
.tnc only candidate who is ever ready 10
appear.
The Solid Shot Club will meet tonight,
the Fulton Club tomorrow night, and
then il plans carry tie big event or the
week will be the meeting underline au-
spices of the Lee Democratic ana Socla!
Climb at the Masonic Temple on Friday
night.
Mayor Taylor said yesterday that he
would decide to-day when and where he
would open his campaign lie Is larry
delused with invitations to speak, put
thus far has accepted none OF them.
rho Tanlmany Democratic Club will
meet at Bahen's Hall, No. 751 North
Second Street, tomorrow night All Tue
candidates are cordially invited TO DE
present. Capt Mccarthy is becoming &C
custoned to hard campaigning. lie Is
speaking every night, and SLOWS no signs
of giving away unuar the heavy strain.
Most of the candidates for general
offices are contenting themselves With
stu hunts SO far, but they will c'break
loose" in great shape in short time.
Just now interest seems to be centerlnS
IN the Council fights, and, some OF them
are growing Very spirited.
Another big meeting Of Jefferson Ward
voters was held Monday night in a SC
crct way, and 1t was the sense OF the
meeting that an effort would be madc 70
defeat two Of the incumbents for Com
non Council at the coming primary.
At the recent meeting Of another oooy
Of voters, held in the hall over Wei
known restaurant, A1essrs. King ana itiS
gins were endorsed for the Board OIL Al al
dermen. This action places heft upon
Messrs. Turpin and Adams,
The announcement tofs5tile ,eaRdldacN OF
Mr.. Henry Franklin fora the Boar IRON
CLAW Ward makes things Interesting.
Tie list now embraces zMessrs.- Seay. and
Minor, incumbents, and MesSrs: ehep
pard and Franklin, aspirants. II IS gen
erally believed that Mr.. fsrankilns candl-
dacv will tend to weaken the chances OF
Mr.. Sheppard.
Music i'm the parks is one of the hobbies
of Councilman Pollock. He instituted the
custom. which has /. become exceedingly
,.opular. and each year the appropriation
h,.. crown and the music has been of the
lest This year the people who have
1.-THE opportunity. of enjoying themselves,
will according to Professor Iardella, have
music EQUAL to that given by! any band nd
councilman Allen.Etof 4. Marshall, Ward
said Yesterday morning that he had not
Sfonnd 8, voter who would not vote Tor
him. A..
,s..I do not know how the other fellows.
are running he said. am mol Wor.-
wing about them; it takes my7ztimes look
ing after my own interests.
man familiar with the situatio in
Iac,sson Ward said yesterday:
..You can't beat Gilbert Pollock, He's
3 80 t55s -. zs=aE
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~ Pas'ng'r Trains
- = J. 80 | cave and Arrive

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 10, 1902.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
900 A. NJ daily, local to Old Point. Norfolk
and Portsmouth -Earlor Car; go,
: 1910 A. ~. except Sunday. local TO Clifton
Forge Connects for Orange. Culpeper. Calverton
AMI io:so a. NJ, daily: for Lynchbars Lexington
and Clifton Forge Connects Meet s5Gspt Sunday. for
old POINT Limited for Norfolk vla OLD Point
ParIor aud Observation cars Washington to Old
ro s!s5 PM" p. NJ daily. est Louis and chicas
Limited Dining Car train; Pullman for Cincin-
natl Louisville and St Louis Five TO eight
Hot s1rings Local train follows St Louis Lin
tied from Gordonsville to staunton except Sun
200 P. NJ, daily. local to Old Point Norfolk
and Portsmouth Pullman to Old Point Con-
meets at Old Point with Washington. Baltimore
ana Cape Charles steamers.
1880 P A.. daily. F; F. ': Dining Car train.
Hinton' connecting With Parior Car to Cincinnati
and pullman to Cincinnati Louisville and the
We sRRIyE NEW MAIN-sTHEET STATION.
500 A. NJ, except Sunday. from boswell
$50 A. NJ. daily, from Cincinnati
$40 A. NJ. except Sunday from Bremo;
''9 Ia noon, except sunday. from Norfolk and
fG $50 2 II. daily: from ci9 c1I,9a. ro -,
Lynchburs and except sunday pyo from Ne" Castle
GAS ?. NJ, daily, from Norfolk and Ports
nis s15 P. NJ, except Sunday. from Clifton Forge
ana nny at sos East Main Street oO3 East Main
Street. Murphy's Hotel or New Main-street
Ts Offices for f gSo d PoTT sjon
e. n.-' c. r. a. A. G. p. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-19
OBITUARY.
Frank j. Campodonico.

Mr.. Frank ]. Campodonico, promi-
nent Young resident Of the East End, died
at his home, No. 2424 East hain Street,
Yesterday morning at 1890 o'clock, after
q long illness, which was borne WITH
Christian patience and fortltude.
The deceased was for many years an
artist in the employ Of A. Hoen & Co.,
where by attention to his duties and per-
severance he had greatly endeared him
self to his employers and fellow-workers.
Besides being an active worker in the
ranks OF the Democratic party, having.
upon several occasions represented Jei-
ferson Ward in party matters, he tooh
much interest in business orsanlzatlons'
being for several years director IN lhe
Capitol Building and Loan Association ION
He never married, and leaves brother'
Mr.. Joseph J. Campodonico, and a sister
Miss Augusta r. Campodonico, who ten
derlv cared for him during his illness. Is
rho funeral services will be held IhLrs-
dav morning at 10 o'clock at 81. rat
rick's Catholic Church. solemn requiem
mass being, celebrated by Father Mckee.
frev and assistants. The interment VIII
be in Mount Calvary Cemetery
Mrs carrie E. Toombs.
Mrs Carrie E. Toombs died yesterday
morning at 7:15 o'clock at the residence OF
her mother, Mrs. G. Z. Williams, mo.
e16 North Sixth Street. Mrs Ioomos
had been severely i'll for several months,
and while her death was anticipated, It
name at a time when it was least eA-s
I rected.
Mrs Toombs was member OF Mar
shall-Street Christian Church, ana leaEes
J host of friends and relatives, VINO VIII VIII
read this announcement with sadness.
She leaves three bright little boys s.; %
mourn her loss.
| MIR. Febre.
Mr.. Febre. an ole and respected citizen
| of Henrico county. is Dead at his home
on Maddox Hill. The funeral took place
at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon from
| the Howards Grove Baptist Church
| Mr.. Febre was an old U MON soldier,
who settled in 5Henrico county soon after
the war He had been sick for some
time.
MIR. Frank compodonco.
Mr.. Frank Campodonico died yesterday
| morning at 1880 o'clock at his residence
at Twenty-fifth and Main Streets. He
| had been i'll quite q while. The arrange
.rnents for the funeral have not yet been
Watt IinsIey.
Eli Mr.. Watt Tinsley died yesterday morn
Ing at his home IN Henrico county. He
| is survived by his widow and twelve
children. 4.
The interrner.t will be made this az
ternoon in the family burying ground nd
Captain Robert Crockett. -;
Especial Dispatch to The Times :
t WYTHEYILLEb February D. !s.--
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.postoffice Broken Into.

Special Dispatch to The ,Times.l
s JARRATTS, VA Feb. lS:-Burglars
broke in the .po$toffice here last night,
getting but tifteen cents in !, money ne ,,;d the
balance Of the money beng n me p9 =, q
b , BY breaking one OF the shutters
and then raising the windoW,I Ih ttSr cut nd
open several packages OF mail matter ate IN no
been found Yet but it is believed to be
the work of some colored boys in the
The dwelling of Mr.: W. ~ Partr fridge
line. was entered and SIS taken recently:
Owing to the low. prices in peanuts 4 me
farmers are not going to plant many THIS
wear.
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P4sCHAL DAV Els FUNERAL.
Was True to His Friends, Even the Iiumbles
of Them.
lSnrcial Disnatch to ave Times

lSneciaI IisnHtCh 10 Tic 1lIncs.I
LAWRENCENiLLE, VA. Feb. lS.-The
remains of the late Pascal Davie who
died in Your city last Friday night, We're
quietly laid to rest in the family bury
ing-ground here Sunday in the presence
of a number of friends and relatives, the
Rev. MIR. Boggs. of the Methodist Church,
conducting the burial services.
He was all devotion 10 his parents and
family. Although fortune smiled upon
cnts. being ever mindful for their com
fort and happiness in their old age. An
other instance of his fidelity is shown IN
the way he had cared for the old colored
woman or NANNY who nursed him in his
tender years. For q long time since she
has been unable 10 work; he had furnish
ed her with a comfortable home and saw
ia ii that she was provided with all the
necessarics of life. She mourns her loss
as deeply as the family.
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raANspoaraT1os LINES
Atlantic-C0ast Line.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN. IA. 1909
-RAINS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TRAINS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STATION.
$500 A.. n, NORFOLK LIMITED, daily. Ar.
riyes Petersburg o:si A. ~; Norfolk 1i;2o 4 ~.
s:0s 4. ". dstiy. Arrives PetersburE o:ts A.
i isassessgh 1870 go Psrs Tmpa 30 ~
Connects at Wilson with No. A. arriving Colds
n mao sssper New Ydl ta soo u
1f:s5 A. A. daily. except sunday. Arrives
Petersburg 1856 T. ". Stops Manchester,
Drewry's Bluff. Centralia and Chester signal.
$500 z. ". OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. daily.
Arrive Petersburg :s:45 +. NJ. Norfolk 5:35 z.
NJ. Stops only AZ Petersburg. Waycrly and SUI
tersburg SIS P. ~. Weldon 7:;3 p. ". and
Rocky Mount 900 p. u. Makes all Intermediates
e:os 2: NJ. daily. local Arrives Petersburg
ZOO T. NJ. Makes ali stops.
LIMITED, daily Arrive Petersburg ! 90 z. ~.
icounects with Norfolk and Western for Sorfols
connects with A. and 5. for stations betwsen
Emporia and Lawrenceyillel. Weldon 9;;s Z. ~,
Savannah $40 A. n. Jacksonville 1916 T. ".
NEW LINE no MIDDLE GEORGIA POINTS
Arriving Augusta 1855 a.. ~. Macon diI3 A.
NJ. Atlanta 1885 z. NJ. Thomassilie 20 t. u
JaeSsopv fSs Pors Tampa augusta
and Macon
$40 p ". daily. Arriving Petersburg $50 P;
NJ. connect ut Petersburg with Norfolk ana
Western Railway. arriving Lynchburg $50 a.
III. Roanoke 5:80 4. NJ. Bristol 1870 A. u.
Pullman Sleeper Richmond TO Lyuchhurs-
1880 r AZ. daily. Arrive Petersburg l::lo a N.
1850 z. VI. daily. except Sunday. the view
York and Florida Special Arrive Charleston 92a
A. ", Savannah 1880 \. NJ, Jacksonville Gao
2. NJ, ST. Augustine 400 p. 81, Tampa, l0ao
p n.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
3:57 A. VI. daily. from Jacksonviiie. saVan,
nah. Charleston, Atlanta, Macon. Augusta ana
all points South.
GAO A. M daily. except Monday. from Tam,
pa. st Augustine. Jacksonville. Savannah ana
Charleston.
7:s5 4. VI. daily. from Petersburg. Lynchburs
s:4s a. NJ. daily. except Sunday, Petersburg
local
1I:1o A. M. daily. except Sunday. from Colds,
horo and intermediate stations. NorteiA anu
lilo \. ~ Sunday only. from Norfolk, SUI
11:42 A. NJ daily. from Norfolk. Suffolk and
Petersburg.
Els P. NJ. daily. except Sunday. from Peters
$50 z. A.. daily. from Norfolk. surolk and
! 7:45 r. NJ daily from, Miami, Fort Tampa,
| JACK soryille. Savannah Charleston Wilmington.
| Golasboro and all points South.
$3.50 p. NJ. daily. from Petersburg. Lynch
| burg and the West
| T. NJ. EMERSON. Traffic Manager
| T. f. KENLiY. General Manager.
I Fl. NJ. EMERSON. Gen'l Pass. Agt
| c. S. CAMPBELL. Div. Pass. ACT.
SsS East Main Street.
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Bay Line
.+o s aat5r re
Via C. & o. Railway and
Old Point.
II s MAIL ROUTE.

EsR@se siiy s Ss ehSzsRsSss 9qs
ONO hannecfing at Old Point with the
M, ar6 Go steamers OF the Old Bay Line. leay-
NJ make aEFly coane gai5n Sis s al
a. NJ, X North, East and West Short rail
trains 1s ali night ON one of the finest
rae aa,u IN Southern waters. Returning.
s srriVs Richmond 10 A NJ daily, except
A9 9!Nl. tickets and general information ap-
5 ,,If. Il general offices Chesapeake and Ohio
Hp by Richmond Transfer Company
nc, ID 1nss; East Main Street..
any iec;en Southern Agt.. Office. Rockets
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FROM NEW YORK.

PASSENGERS can leave DAILY,
Il Sunday rom company.s pier. NJ
5ce Path River, at 8 y. NJ, for Old Point
= 2so INFO IT and Norfolk connecting With .
GGResapeake and 90 Ohio , and M9rfolk and
15alnTB am ieaSn %or y55h
1 Tsm Thursday and Sunday at !. IS NJ
iT FREIGHT received and forwarded dai I
except Sunday.
S1oi . East Main Street, Richmond Trans.
Ter Company No: sO3 East Main Street..
Murphy's Hotel, Chesapeake and Ohio
and ar Richmond and Petersburg 6epots
Richmond. Baggage checked through to
all points.
Ohm &. MAYER. Agent
No. me e. Main Street, Richmond. Va
General offices: No 81 Beech. Street.
corner West. Street New York.. N. Il.
[H 8. WALKER. Traffic Manager.
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Will Make Southern Tour.
(Rv Associated Press.)

lBy ASsoclatcu TTCsS.J
HETHLEHIM, PA, Feb. 1s-Lehish
University baseball schedule for the
coming season includes the following:
March eth and .2Sth-University of Viz
cinla, at Charlottesville. March 31st and
April 1st-University of North Carolina,
at Salem and Chapel Hill, respectively.
April 2d-Trinity, at Durham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-19
YORK-RIVER LINE, WEST - POINT
TIE EAvoRITE ROUTE MOB
LEAVE RICHMOND.


4.sop ~. No. Is. Baltimore Limited. daily.
lou sendays for West Point connecting az
except oanu1s ,iih steamers for Baltimore and
Nest pfver Isndinss, Mondays. Wednesdays and
No 10 sst paias sa snd
fridays. s1sfio,s. Connects With stage at Lester
p msnor e Tor WaIkertoa aad Tappahannoek
o;ov Sunday. for West Point and Intermediates
eaesFt connecting with stage at Lester Manor
stati4 Ha; .erton and Tappahannoek.
tor TEAMS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
,,s NJ daily. from West Posnf, with cor.
- from Baltimore. Wednesdays. Fridays
ana ma. s a. NJ No. 0. Wednesdays and Fridays
Xix p NJ daily. except Sundays. trom Wese
,,ctnf and intermediate alta tons
fn sps,msrs have West Peirt Mondays. we.,nes-
DAYS and Fridays ut 800 Z. NJ. arriving Baitl.
hls Steamers cali ut Almonds. claybanS and G,ou.
ces sSA C. W. wESTBuRY.
49, District Passenger Agent.
go E. Main Street. Eicsmcnd Va.
s. Fl. HARDWICk.
General Passargcr Agent.
800 r. 8. CANNON,
Third yice- President and General AanaSses
Washington. D. G ssss9t
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DEATHS.

CAMPODoNICO.-Die at his residence,
No. 2424 E. Main Street. at 1889 a; NJ.
February Is, 1902, FRANK j. CAMPO
/. DONTCO.
Funeral services will take place from
st. sPatrick's Catholic Church THURS
: DAY MORNING at 10 o'clock with sol
enln requiem mass. Interment IN Mt.
Calvary Cemetery. Friends and ac-
uuaintances invited to attend
at the residence, of
her husband. f. L. Wilkinson;,tatL o. o,
. 1874 w. Main Street. at l O'Clock z ~,
February IS, 1902 Mrs. MARY. E.aAYIL-
KINSON. aged twenty-five years.
Funeral notice later.
RoBERTs.-Died, at his residence, NO.
ITO West Moore Street, Monday morn
ing, February II, 1902. at 8 O'Clock JOIN
w. ROBERTS, age fifty-five years; he
leaves widow, two brothers. ana one
The funeral will take place WEDNES-
DAY. February 10. 1902. at ) O CLOCK I.
NJ. from the Second Baptist Church.
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MACHlAS INJURED.
Driven Against Dock By squaIl and 0ue o
Her fIates Looseued.
fBy Associated Press $

PENSACOLA, FLA, Feb. 1s.-In draw
ing up to the navy-yard coal docks to-day
the United States gunboat Machias was
caught by a heavy swell and driven with
such violence against the dock that one
of her plates below the water line was
loosened. She sprung a leak. which will
necesstate her remaining here several
days for repairs.
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Philip Grymes Randolph,
fsnaclnl Dispatch to The Times.l

7SnncInI Dispatch 70 The IIH1es-T
WILDWOOD, VA, Feb. 17.-Mr. Philip
Grymes Rudolph died on Sunday, Febru-
airy 18TH at the Moorings, near MilfWood
the residence of his father, after an i'll
ness of a few weeks. He is survived by
his father, Major Beverley Randolph his
mother, one son. Mr.. Nat Randolph of
ST Louis Mo-; two brothers and a sister,
Mrs. Charington, aWarrenton, Va. The
funeral took place to-day.
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/ 49, Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
Tally Line for New York, the Mort.
and.East
FROM RICHMOND.

PASSENGERS can leave DAILY. K
cent Sunday, by Chesapeake & Ohio Rail
Way at 9 a. NJ. via Norfolk, and 2:l0 P.
M via Old Point and Norfolk or a NJ
and P M. by N. & w. Railway via
Norfolk. both lines connecting with direct
steamers sailing same day, or by com
ppinnday. wednesday and Friday at
~ arriving Norfolk at 6 A. M rben
tn,.s'nsferring to New York steamer
90 EIGHT for all northern eastern ,r,
eoraie1n ports received and forwarded i1aii,.
totyt Sunday. at Company's wharf
ii>ockettS.
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z. H. Shepherd.

- l5peclul DISpatcH 90 1He A1I1cs.1
LYNCHBURG, VA, Feb. 1S.-Mr. r. II.
Shepherd, an aged and we'll known resi-
dent Of this city, died at his home here
Sunday afternoon, after a long illness
Mr.. Shepherd was born in Roanoke coun-
tr severuty-eisht years and six months
ago, but had resided in Lynchburg for
the greater part OF his life. Mr.. Shep-
herd is survived by two sons, Mr.. H. H.
Shepherd Jr., of this city, and Mr.. Sam
uel Shepherd, of Manchester.
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THE JUNIOR ORDER.
State Grand coulciI 10 Session at Whining
tor, n. c.
Special dispatch 10 The Times.

VsTcCrHF
WILMINGTON. n. C, Feb. 1S.-The
State Grand Council. Junior Order O!
Tinted American Mechanics, met here to-
day in eleventh annual session. Mayo!
waddeli made the address of welcome II
The Courthouse this afternoon and turned
the KEYS of the city over to the delegates
MAYOR George L. Hood. of Goldsboro
responded in behalf of the State Council.
The local council entertained the visit
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THE FAUST MURDER.
Officials and Cit zeus Actively Investigating
the Circumstances.
especial Dispatch to The ,Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Tiles. 80.
BLACKSTONE. VA, Feb. 18.-Th9re
have been no later developments in the
Faust murder case in nunenburg county.
At the same time there has been NO ces-
sation of activity on the part OF oftlceIs
bic to be found out regarding it.
AS stated a few days ago, the chances
are that there will be no attempt at It
.lynching either of those held in Jail
charged with the crime. They are Sidney
uambrick and Otway Epes.
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iss Lula Hickman.

fspecIaI Dispatch TO The TimesO
BUENA VISTA, Feb. 1S.-Miss Lula
Hickman, daughter Of James Hickman,
died last night, after a lingering Illness
of several months with consumption
Miss Hickman was about sixteen years
OF age and a consistent member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
RICHMOND & PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RY. !.
BEGINNING Sunday, Feb. 10Th

Cars leave corner Of Hull Street and
Petersburg Turnpike, Manchester, every
hour from A. NJ. to 10 P. M.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot of Sycamore
street, every hour from $50 A. NJ to $3.50
P. M.
transfers may be obtained to or from
Richmond and Petersburg cars from or
to any point in Richmond on lines of
Richmond Passenger and Power Co.
Similar transfers may be obtained to or
from all lines in Petersburg
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r1YDE STEAMSHIP cos g
PHILADELPHIA. 5S ----==e--..as'ss
prruMOND AND NORFOLK STEAM
ssft sAS SHIP LINE. :
Appointed sailing days; Exsry Al YES dsy-
e ~ Ers;ph+s received daily till 5 p. NJ
Z ~ E nI further informa IIon apply TO
sss = - = - :. J. w. M'CARRlCE,
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ODD.FELL0WS.
A Successful Revival at Lawrencsvllle-A

(suecial Dispatch 10 The Times,
IAWRENCENILLE, VA, Feb. is
There is a movement on foot to organic
a lodge of the Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows, in this town. and from pCesen
indications viii be successful. The rail
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Captain Robert Crockett, PROM PM,
5llent member Of the tVythevil1e Bar, oisa
this morning at 10 %. clock, from sales
5brlghts disease, Captain Crocfe Twas p'as
In The sixty 18TH. year OF his age, anu a
had been prominent In the county iSf
forty years. Before the war Ms s, ,,u
$ated ut Emory. and Henry Co1iese,
studied law and commenced Placl e, 80 =,
Wytf7e county, where he was esecteo
Ecemmonweaith's Attorney, which posi-
lion he filed with marked ability.
AZ the outbreak Of the war he voit1rf.
teered in the Wythe Grays, commahssu
then by Captain Joseph Kent, Afterwards
Ivy Judge John H. Fulton, At the second
battle Of Manassas he received a severe
Weead in the thigh, which inca pacttateo
gl,iIn for active service, and he was made
captain Of reserve. For ten years ne
carried the ball In his person and WAS
great sufferer from running wound.
Ten years after he was weunded the BAN
was extracted just where 1t entered.
e Notwithstanding his suffering and dis
etility, he was an active practitioner OF
This profession as a partner Of the late
f, S, Blair, Attorney eHerai under
Mahone's administration,
IS Captain Crockett YVES Redatuster, but
came back to the party about the time OF
the Lynchburg Convention, OF which he
WAS CIldlIIHfHs OillCo Iiieie
time he has in the main been affiliated
with the Republican party. His wife pre-
coded him to the grave several years ago
He leaves five chiIdren-Wm. s, and
Robert Crockett, Jr., Of Ardmorc. Indian
Territory; Harry Lee Crockett, merchant
at Wytheville; Mrs. II. W. Green, OF Nova
Scotia, and Mrs. Malcomb Robinson, OF
the lower end Of this county. Captain
Crockett has a host of relatives in this
county, and was as extensively known as
any man in this section.
,.fos tf,nnie 4. uIi1nsr.
(spscial Dispatch to The Times.)
SCOTISVILLE, VA, Beb. ia shad-
ow of gloom was cast over Scottsvtiie
and vicinity when it was learned that
Miss Annie c. Giimer died at her home
here about 5 O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon
alter an illness of about ten days. Miss
Giimer leaves her mother, Mrs. a. p.
GIrner Cher father, the late ]. Lee Gil
mer, preceded her to TIE grave about
two monttls), one sister, Mrs. a. c. Hors-
Icy, of Manteo; one brother, Mr.. G.. Walk
er Gilmer, of Scottsyile, and a large
number of friends to whom she had en-
deared herself by her charming nanners
and refined nature, who mourn their loss,
The burial will take place Tomorrow
afternoon at 2 O'Clock in the Presbyte-
rian Cemetery.
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TOrUHF.GoIIsI Ns,rNy SI.Ae
Laxative Bromo-Q uinine removes the
cause. e. w. Groves signature on every