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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12
FIRST DAY OF LENT.
Ash Wednesday VIII De Observed To-day
Various Religious Items.

Ash Wednesday, the first day OF Lent,
Will be observed to-day in all Catholic
and Episcopal CHURCHES. For the next
forty days the period OF prayer and alb
stlnence will extend, and during the time
popular amusements of all sorts will be,
to a certain extent, avoided
Among the Catholics, each church will
hold services daily. From every Catholic
pulpit in the city on Sunday last the
Lenten regulations were read and ex-
planned. To-day there Will be three
planned Tomorrow there will be three
Tasses-at 6 Z, and 9 O'Clock. At the
Cathedral ashes viii be distributed be-
fore the 6 o'clock mass and the o'clock.
On Sunday next in all the churches in
the land. collections will be taken up for
the negro and Indian missions.
In the Episcopal churches various SER
vices will be held. The Brotherhood of
St Andrew will hold regular weekly
services. At St PauPs there will be ser
vices at II o'clock and at o'clock to-
day, and every morning during Lent
at $50 O'Clock. On Thursday afternoon
at o'clock there will also be special
services. at Holy Trinity the following
arrangements have been made:
Sundays. II a. NJ; Sundays. +. M.
Holy Communion-First Sundays, II
a. NJ; Third Sundays. e. NJ.
Ash Wednesday, IL a. NJ.
Week Days-NIondays. Tuesdays, We'd
nesdays. and Thursdays. 2. NJ; Fri
days, II NJ. and Sis 2. II.
Holy Weekday, II a. III; Thurs
days, Holy Communion. S:15 p. NJ; Good
Friday, musical service, SID NJ
Saturday. Easter Even, baptism, II a. vi.
Easter Day-Holy Communion, a. NJ:
regular service and Holy Communion, IL
loI,r VI.
evening service. T. NJ. Easter c1erlns
for the building fund.
firmation-Sunday. March 20,
P NJ. ~
CONFIRMATION Lectures-Tuesdays $50
P. NJ. and SIS P. NJ
At the meeting of the Board OF Mana
gers Of the Bible Society OF virginia hsiu
Monday Afternoon, q large NUMBER OF bi-
bles. printed in nine different languages,
r,era donated to the Rev R. E. Steele,
~ Harnton. Va At this place Mr..
steele has Just established what is
l,nn,un az a harbor mission for work
amnne the sailors Men OF all ma
Iions touch there, and Mr.. Steele has set
for himself the task of spreading tite
rnsnal among them. To do this success
fully. it was necessary Tor MIN TO nave
copies Of the Bible in number OF dif-
ferent tongues, and with this idea In mind
he applied to the soctsty s.!isi uao us re-
quest granted Monday
The scriptures. printed in the follow
ing languages. will be placed at his dis
posal: English, French, Spanish. Italian,
Portr Euese, German. Norwegian, Swed-
@ish. Finnish and Russian.
Among other things the board made a
donation of 50 Bibles to the Methodist
Institute on East Main Street. The Rev.
d. r. Hurley, of Foster Falls, Va, and
Miss Hattie B. Watkins. of Farmville
were. appointed agents. Tho Rev. r NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12

E Z q 1 :.
days since, and before a physician could
get to him he had bled nearly three gal
Ions. He stopped it in time to save his
life, but Mr. Goad is very weak from
losing so much blood.
There are six Of Mr. John Finney's
family now in bed with fever. Some Of
them are very low and are not expected
to recover.
A little girl of Mr.. FL Bowman died
with flux a few days since
A little child Of Mr.. j. Ayres died last
week.
The old ''Kinzer. Mills one of the best
flour and corn mills in this neighborhood,
was sold a few days since, John and y.
Cruise being the purchasers.
The small grain in this neighborhood
is about all frozen out. There will hardly
be a fourth of a crop made here
The .CasselI' farm here was sold
few days since to J. d. Ayres Tor S3,eoV.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12

"r have a little son who sings in a
boys choir in one OF our prominent
churches, and he is greatly troubled with
,poarscness and throat weakness, and on
my return home from trip L save nm
a few Of the tablets one Sunday morn
ing when he had complained of hoarse-
ness. He was delighted with the effect,
removing all huskiness in a few min
rtes and making the voice clear and
strong.
Gas the tablets are very pleasant TO
,h. taste. l had no difficulty in persuade
in~ him to use them regularly.
Our family physician told US they
were an antisentjc preparation or I'M
doubted merit and that ne himself had no
hesitation in using and recommending
St,1art's Catarrh Tablets for any form
CT catarrh.
II have since met many public speakers
and professional singers who used them
constantly. a prominent Detroit law
Yer told me that Stuart's Catarrh Ia D.
lets kent his throat i'll fine shape during
the most trying weather, and tEat ne
had long since discarded the use OF cheap
lozenses and troches on the advice OF ms
pnysiciau that they contained so much
toiu, potash and opium as to render thelr
use a danger to health
Stuart's Catarrh Ia olets are iafse
pleasant tasting lozenses composed e
catarrhal antisepdcs, like Red Cum,
Hood o Root. etc. and sold by druggists
ererywhere at so cents for full treat
They act upon the blood and mucous
membrane and their composition and re-
ularkable success has won the approval
~ musicians. as well as thousands OF
Sufferers from nasal catarral, throat
troubles and catarrll of stomach.
little book on treat ment Of catarrh
nailed free by addressing q, a. Stuart
Co, Marshall. Mich s.Ss3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12
PRETTY HOME MARRIAGE.
Miss Elizabeth Carter Coles tho Bride q
Lieut.. George c. Marshall.


LEXINGTON, VA, Eek. ia pretty
home marriage was solemuized at the
residence of Mrs. Walter Coles tonight
AT S O'clock, when her daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Carter Coles. MAS married 10
Lieutenant George c. Marshall, of Union
town, Pa. Rev. Dr. Robert J. McBryde,
of Grace Memorial Episcopal Church OIL
clatod. Only the Aemediate friends OF the
families were prcs9sl. Lieutenant Mar
shall graduated last year from the Var
GINA Military Institute. and WAS recently
appointed a lieutenant in the Cni'etd
States Army.
4 few nights ago while Nelson Ben
ntnrton who lives near Lexington, was
from home, some parties went TO ms mouse
and called out his wife. one of them put
a nistol In her face while the others ram
sacked the house and stole all their -four,
nork and preserves besides other sup
plies. 80. o,.,o ~
tbo thieves, and few days may see the
ruIprits behind the bars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12
THE ITALIAN MAS0NS.
Thels Recent Action Occasions Soma Interest
Here.

The announcement In Geographic dis
patches from London yesterday that tho
Italian Lodges OF Freemasonry had de-.
cided that Itelian Freenascnry should
cease to be q secret society created con-
siderable discussion locally among Ma
cons.
It Is the general concensus OF Aiasons
interviewed in this city that the action
Of the Italian Lodges viii have no effect
Upon these in America. There is vast
religious difference in the English rites
cs Masonry and those OF the Italians
The latter are antasonistic TO the church.
especially tho Church OF Rome and the
Pope, while English-speakinS Masons ce-
mand belief in God and the French Ma
scnry is non-religions. Besides American
AIasons are not affiliated with those on
the European Continent.
De- w Egsleston. who Is one OK the
hest informed Masons In Virginia on SUD
iects pertaining to the Internal orsani-
zattoc Of the order. takes the above views
Of the dispatch. he says that the Masons
q, America and England are In perfect
accord with the Scottish Rite Masonry
as 1t exists in America. as they ootn
base their belief upon the same essensiat
ds9-r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12
NO EXEMPTIONS.
Roanoke citIzens Refuse TO Pay Taxes Ii
Manu- cures are Exc mp,ed.
lSncciaI pIspatch TO Tho Times,

Especial Dispatch TO The iiincs.)
ROANOKE VA. Feb. l1.-The CITY
,ouncn tonight passed resolution IN
strnctine the Commissioner OF Revenue
q collect taxes on manufacturing plants
which have been exempted from taSa-
ior. This action WAS brought ABOUT by
he citizens threatening To refuse inc
,avnent OF taxes on the grounds that
he city had no right 10 exempt any t'isi-3
less from taxation.
Owing TO the Illness OF one o.
,,e counsel and enforced absence
81 an important witness. VINO IS
n smallpox quarantine the case
II MIR. M. i. Garner, charged with laliinS
henry o. Walker, was continued till the
k.-u tsEs>
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12

GLS IN CHINESE
GARDEN SCENE.
Entertainment for Mary Washing.
ton Hospital Great Success.
MRS. R0osEVELT's 'KERcHlEF
Fredericksburg College Orchestra In Demand.
hr. Walter, Delegate to the Cons;i.
tutionai eoDyspsion, Sick
at His fiome.
fspcclal pisnatca 10 The Tl.nes.l

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Feb. IL
40 entertainment given at the Opera
ouse tonight for the benefit Of the
AIRY Washington Hospital drew a, crowd
nat the building was inadequate TO ac-
sommodato Tho principal attraction was
he Chinese Garden Scene" presented
~ twcnty-forir young ladies OF this city
n a bright musical play. The Zobo Band,
fy seventeen local musicians, was also "a
taking novelty. The handkerchief bazaar
contained an immense number of ham
kerchiefs OF all sizes and qualities, among
Them handsome ono donated By Mrs.
Roosevelt, wife Of President Roosevelt
supper and refreshments were served.
,rhe occasion was u thorough success, ar
tisticaly and financially. and a large
a,1m WIS realized for the treasury of the
nospiul.
Mr.. j. C. aSinde has sold his farm in
KingGeorge county, recently purchased
~ I'm from the estate of the late VIII
sam Coalzlcy, 10 Mr.. Alfred Spillman.
showith his family. Will reside there.
a REVIVAL
E. Alfred Jones, of this city, is con-
dung revival services in the Prcsby
ten Church at Accomac Courthouse
III week
|. A. It. Gordon is acting as Common
yaths attorney of Louisa county dur
i, the temporary absence of Delegate
r.. Gordon, Of the Constitutional Con-
Ition.
ir. George c. Taylor, OF Oak Grove,
IStlnoreland county, is home from
Inns Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore, where
J has been under treatment for a broken
(, hhlc, caused by an accident, and though
lis ankle is still in a plaster-of-paris
tase, and he has to use a crutch the
surgeons assure him It will in time be
Hcll again. He will return to Baltimore
n about a month for further treatment
The Fredericksburg College Orchestra,
which has made such a fine reputation.
las received letters from parties asking
hat the orchestra play at entertainments
b be given in other cities. One letter is
toIn the " NJ. c. A at Petersburg. and
ilothcr from the Richmond Literary
Tub.
A DELEGATE SICK.
Mr.. A. c. Walter delegate to the Con-
stutional Convention from Orange coun-
IS sick with asthma at his home near
hionvilic.
MIR. II. A. Southall. formerly of Orange,
a candidate for the Democratic nohll-
ton for Mayer of LynchburS.
Mrs. +. ]. Marshall, OF Madison county,
l., naralyzed a few days ago, and IS
jtically i'll.
Mr.. Madison j.. Embrey, formerly OF
lis city, now a prominent cotton broker
Memphis, Tenn, who has been oes-
lrateIv iii. aud whose life was at one
me despaired Of. is now improving any,
is thought. Will recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12
For Singers and Speakers.
The New Remedy For Catarrh is
Very Valuable.

a Grand Rapids gentleman who repre-
sents a prominent manufacturing con-
Germ and travels through central and
southern Michigan relates the following
regarding the new catarrh cure. He says:
After suffering from catarrh of the
head, throat and stomach for several
years, l heard Of Stuart's Catarrh Tab
lets quite accdcntly and like everything
else / Immediately bought package and
was decidedly surprised at the immediate
relief it afforded me and still more to
find a complete cure after several weeks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12

years against the mental and physical
suffering OF lost manhood that the insi,
tute has decided to distribute tree tllaI
packages to all who write. 1t is q ho!us
t-ea tment and all men who suffer WIN
any form of sexual weakness resulting
from youthful folly. premature tnSs %
strength and memory. weak oack. Va. AZ
cele, or emac citation Of parts can now coie
themselves at home
The remedy has a peculiarly ErateIut
effect Of warmth and seems to ACT olleG.
to the desired location. giving stren asd
and development just where 1T IS hee ties.
1t cures all the ills and troubles ina
come from years of misuse OF sne
natural functions an has been an apsn,
lutte success In all cases. a reuueSS "
the State Medical Institute, 191 c, Elek-
iron building. TT Wayne, Ind. stating
that you desire one OF their free tIial
packages will be complied with promptly;
The Institute is DESTROYS of reaching thar
great class of men who are unable TO
leave home to be treated and the tree
sample VIII enable them to see how easy
It is to be cured of sexual weakness when
the prcner remedies are employed. Inc
Institute makes no restrictions. Any man
who writes will be sent free sample,
carefully sealed in plain package SO tEat
its recipient need have no fear OF emoaf
rassmcnt or publicity. Readers afs re-
Cuested to write without delay
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12
V, Nj. !. GRADUATE.
Sketch OF Charles Ri. Blackford, Who Has
Been hiade Lieutenant in Regular Army.
(snccia, Dispatch to The Timcs.)
,vAsHJNGTON, D. G.. FEBRUARY

WASHINGTON, D. c.. February IL
charles N. Blackrord, of stau' ton.
who was nominated second Lieutenant OF
infantry yesterday. was born in Lynch
burg, July is, 1877. He is a graduate
of the Virginia Military Institute ana
since leaving there has been command
5ant OF Trinity Military School, Trinity,
North Carolina, and commandant Of Kcn-
Won College. Ohio. Unlike a great num-
ber of those who are receiving COM
missions in the army. Mr.. Blackford has
never seen active service. His appllca-
fion showing that all his time since grad
walton from the Y. N. /, has been spent
teaching.
He is very strongly endorsed by Sena-
tor Daniel, Representatives Otey ana
Flood. General Rosser and the principals
81 10th colleges in which he has taught.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12
A DISTRESSED ATTITUDE

Acting upon this assumption, a proml-
nent gentleman of the city. who reside:
in the hotel, approached the Vlsltor ana
remarked TO him that he supposed he was
q member of the Cook County Democracy
The visitor assented. He had a very dls-
tressed appearance and manner. dis d.
tention being called to the fact that MS
party had proceeded on its journey. ne
stated that he was aware Of the fact
but that he had remained behind because
he was under arrest, or was Informed
that there was a. warrant here for his
arrest.
The Danville gentleman assured MIN
that there was nothing of it; that it was
evidently only a practical joke perpe-
trated by some of his frienos. This state
ment seemed to give the visitor great re-
lief. He ordered room at once ana
asked to be conveyed TO it, saying that
he was very i'll. He WAS unable to walk
and had to be assisted.
SITTING IN BLOOD.
When raised from the scat d poor Oh
blood appeared where he had been sitting.
IT was discovered that his clothing was
saturated with blood. The visitor became
more communicative then. He stated that
he had recently lost his wife; that a son
of his had lost an eye, which was de-
stroyed by a piece of flying steel, ana as
a result Of all this he was on the Drink
of a, COLLAPSE when TINS cruel joke was
perpctrated, and it was too much lof
him.
Accepting the statement made TO nun
about the warrant, he had gone aside
unbuttoned his outer clothing ana hao
pashed and stabbed himself over the heart
with a pocket-knife, and was slowly
bleeding 10 death.
WOUND NOT SERIOUS.
However. it seems TO have been a poor
implement for the purpose, and the
wounds are not thought to be deep
enough to produce serious results. lie IS
receiving every needful attention. lndul-
r-ies from friends in Chicago have peen
received here by wire. The gentlemans
name is Henry Weber. 1t does not APP
near on the roster, as made up for TINS
excursion, and he probably joined tue
nartv after that was prepared. bis trans
nortation and some of his belongings
show that he had been assigned TO car
No. S of the special train Carrying Tue
cook County Democracy.
II was observed during the party stay
here that such jokes were current a1nolls
them, but were not taken SO seriously
by others. -
Mr.. Henry Weber is progressing, Ia
,yorablv. and, from present indications
will be out very soon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12
ELEGANT COUNTRY WEDDING.
a,r. R, II. Seward and Miss Powers Married
al Port Nslthall.
(srec;a, dispatch 10 The Times

(SrccIai Dlspatch 10 Ito Iincs.J
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Feb. IL
aTr Richard Hamilton Seward, of Essex
county, and Miss Elizabeth Grammar
Powers, daughter of Mr.. D. B. Powers
of Port Royal, Caroline county, Were mar
RED to-day at noon at ST. Peters Epls-
copal Church at the latter place KEY. ,.
S. Ware officiating.
The attendants were Miss Rosena G..
Powers. sister of the bride, maid OF
honor: Dr.. Farinhoit Of Baltimore, best
man. Brides1naids-NIiss Bruce Goolrlch,
of This city; Miss Street, of Essex; Misses
Jennie AID Fannie Powers. Ushers-
oTessrs r. Y. Turner, William c. Pratt,
prof I.erresbrc, OF Richmond, and Mr..
Nelson, OF Warrenton.
4 largely attended reception was held
at the house of the bride after the cere-
rnony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12
,oUTH CAROLINA INTERSTATE
AND WEST INDIAN EXPOSITION

charleston, S. O., December LIST to
June list. 1902.
This Exposition Is the grandest OF tts
,-;r5 ever hello in the South and those
Who contemplate. going are invited to
,onk into the schedules and accommoda-
tons OF the Atlantic Coast Line, which
is The shortest. quickest ano pest route to
,s,ar,eson tas well as Florida points, with
thrcurh trains and no transfers. Solid
yastibule Pullman sleepers with dining
car service. For full Information apply
10 any agent of the company. or.
c. S CAMPBELL,
No. SSS East Main Street.
Richmond, Va,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12
. CHARLES F0Y SENTENCED.
Escaped Being Lynehed 10 be Legally E1e>
cuted.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The 1!nes.1
BRISTOL. TENN, Feb. n.-charles
SFoy. the negro who narrowly escaped
being Iyrcf1ed after he had murdered
DAYTON H Miller, treasurer of e coal com
spany at Toms Creek, Va. on December
goth, has been tried Wise. va, ana -
t1,ndar- sentence to be hanged on March
fourteenth.
Toys case was heard in the same court
ten DAYS as,o at which time the jury failed
to asgree. Nothing short of conv1ctlon
would have satisfied the people OF WISE
county. who felt that the murder was
fendishly malicious,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12
TRIED SUICIDE;
BECAUSE OF JOKE
Telegram Concocted in Rich.
mond Charging Him With Crime
CUT HIS SIDE WITH A KNIFE
lie Had Recently Lost His Wife and His sor,
an Eye, aud the Charge OF ,lisdeed
Ia Richmond Nas More Thar
lie Could Bear.

tspecia1 Dispatch to The TInesJ

Especial Dispatch to The TiDes.1
DANVILLE. VA, Feb. 11.-There was
a practical Illustration in this city Sun
day of the unrappy effect that occa-
sionally attends the perpatration Of q
thouglltless joke. After the members of
the Cook County Democracy had dined
at Hotel Burton and proceeded on their
southwark journey, a gentleman whose
dress distinguished him as q member of
that celebrated aggregation, was observed
occupying a scat in u retired part of the
hotel Office The people in the house nat
urally INDUCED in some quiet speculation
as to why he should have remained be-
hind but at first assumed that he hao
reasons sufficient unto himself, and did
not intrudc.
The man remained in the seat, main
tanning about the same attitude for a
considerable length Of time-poslbly
couple of hours. His appearance was SO
peculiar that at last the impression be-
gan to prevail among those who observed
him from time to time that he must be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12
WAR CLAIMS.
Favorable Report Made On Claims Of Some
Virgnians.
fspecIa1 Dispatch to The Times.)

ISpeCIdi : DISptteI 10 itIe 1Ilh1Ss.1
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb. 1.-THE
Committee on War Claims to-day re-
ported fayorably the Claim Of property
owners at Manassas for damage done by
the United States troops on the march
from Camp Alger to Thoroughfare Gap
finrinr the war with Spain. The amount
of the damage allowed is ss56s. The claim
Of the winchester and Potomac Railway
Company for sso,ss4o for iroa taken by the
sOuartermaster Department in 1866 was
also reported favorabiy-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12
SENSIBL E HUSBAND.
Deserted by His Young Wife, Has Her Arrest"
ed, but Decides TO Let Her Go.
(SnociuJ Dispatch TO The Times.

STAUNTON, VA, Feb. 1.-THE wife OF
J. w. Casper, who is engaged here in
the business of renovating feathers, LETT
here yesterday evening in company with
Lesly J. johnson. She is only seventeen
years old and abandons a little daughter
fifteen months old. All of@the parties are
from Marion county, Ky.
The runaway couple went to Clifton
Forge and the deserted husband had them
arrested. but after thinking over the mat.
ter withdrew his complaint and let them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12
hiouEders on a Strike.

Especial Dispatch TO The Times:7
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Feb. IL
thirteen r1ouldcrs struck to-day at the
Hunter Foundry and Plow Works They
demanded an increase Of fifteen Genus
dav. 1t was refused and they quit work.
rho strike will not affect the plant,
places of strikers viii be filed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12
sLAYERs OF BRUCE TOMAS.
Nolle Prossqui Entered IN Case of one, and
Another 6clng Tried.
lSnecial pisnatch 10 THE Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Timeso
WOODSTOCK, VA, Feb. lin the
case against John B. Craig, indicted LOT 90
the murder of Bruce Lonas Decernoet Il Is
1900 the Commonwealth entered a none
prosequi and the prisoner was o'soilai se'
Robert Linthicum, who is indicted upon
+,,a ~ charge. was then put on trial.
TIE case will probably be given to the
Jury tomorrow evening.
several persons have already been SEN
+aresd for this crime, in which the above
named parties were implicated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12
SHOT His BrotIler-in-Law.
snociaI Disnatch to The Timcs.)

(SncclII DISPATCH 10 TIC ilhicS.I
BRISTOL, TENN, Feb. 1I-TeaFls
Baker, alleged to have assassinated his
brother-in-law at Horizons Summit, Scott
county, Va, a week ago, has been cap
tured and is IN Jail at Gate City.
Baker is said to have shot TreadWay In
his own home as the result Of previous
trouble between the two.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12

Treasurer William F.. Shelton CT Han
over, and his wife. who have both been
i'll with pneumonia, are convalescent.
Mr.. Shelton is a brother of Gas lnspec-
tor Joseph Shelton, Of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12
Alta rs in Carroll.

fspccial dispatch to The Times.)
GIADESBORO., " Feb. ll.--M trc
re- oad accidentally cut his arm q few
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12
q "A - - Z "a.
ssa-, the . The Kind You iisra Always Baugf
iss : zzsl ~
ia GRIPPE COUGH

Cured by DR.. David's Cough Syrup Of
t.ure pine tar, horehound, wild cherry,
no Large bottle a5c eyecyHhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12

A very important meeting of the Go,-
den Rule '.Y' will be held this
evening at o'clock at the horne OF the
nrcSifs,ut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12

The ladies' OF the Organ Fund Associa-
tfon OF the Grove-Avenue Baptist Church.
will give supper on THURSDAY and FRI
day nights OF this week On Friday
night there will be a Valentine party fos
the young people. Admission will be free
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12

There will be a meeting of the Rich-
mond Branch OF the Mission to Lepers
at the Centenary Church at 40 O'Clock
tais afternoon. All interested ara
cordially invited to attend.