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WON'TEXTEND
TO COLLEGES
Dr. Boatwrlght on Elimlna
tldn of Exanilnatlons.
NEW SYSTEM AT COLLEGE
One Wlll Bo Instituted at tho Openlng ln
About Two Weeks-Several lm.
portanl Changes Wlll Bo
Made.
Not a Hltlo lnterest centcrs at thla
momeiit ln tho much ugltatcd quoation of
c?amli.atlo.iH In schools, prlvate aud pub
lic The movement toward nn ellmlna
tlon of thls foature of tho Hcliolastlc year,
most objdctlbhabie to tho pupll,, lma bu
_un ln tho publlo schools of Rlchmond
u?d Henrico and other secondnry lnstl
tutlons of leamlng nnd lt blds falr to
_row ln populnrlty ns lt progresscs. An
interesting and importn.it questlon that
lias now nrlson In connoctlon with tlio
matter Is whethor or not thls radlcnl move?
ment wlll oxtenrt to the colleges and unl
versltiosj na well as whether lt wlll stop
ln tho seoondary< schools ln whlch Itbo
gan. Thls latter seoms tho most llKeiy
course. , .??,
Whon Rlchmond Collego opens ln about
two weeks It will Instituto an ontlre y
new system of examlnatlons. Tho faculty
nnd tlio truate-s havo roallzed iho need
for a chango and thoy havo mado t. But
thero wlll be no wholscaale ell.mlni.tlon. of
the examlnatlons. such ns tho boys do
slre. Thore wlll bo examlnatlons stlll.
though thoy will bo shorter and ""l:orG"t
lv arranged and dlstrlbuted through the
year. Beyond thls tho faoulty would
r.ot go.nnd^urthermoro tho now schome
is to bo a pcrmanent thlng. Hence thero
Is no ohanoe.that tho new plan proposed
for tho Hlgh School of Rlchmond wlll
ever work Ita way. Into tho collego.
Heretofore thero hnvo been t*o wrlt?
ton examlnatlons nt tho collego, ono ln
Februnry nnd the other at the clos i of
the college year in June. Each lasjed
about ten days. nll tho ohwses belng_sus
pended durlng thi's tlmo. Tho ^Ina
tlon of onch clnss consumed froui.flvo
tn ten hours. Tho now plnn Involves a
chango 'from two wrltton examlnatlons, to
Croe Tho sesslon wlll be ^Ido^lnto
threo pnrts, nnd each profossor will,, so
fn? nsposslble. hnvo n deflnlte coune
for onch thlrd. Tho flrst thlrd wlU ond
rtnmedlntely befpre j Chrlstmas and the
remainlng portlon of ^??'??J*_? "h_?
rourCdnTs'nw bo JtiSJ? No slhgle
eSlnatlon wlll -frt .^^"Xm
lehgthi whereas undor- ;,the old so erno
fly to ten hours was ho n Tlds s
SSSS of8 nT ^'* f
flnv wlll bo hold. -*.-*-,-. Presl
with groat 1 Uo'U the expertment bolng
r-ilcln ho puWlo schools ot Rlohmond,
11? lunroved tho method proposed. but
dTd not> thlnk tho scheme would apply o
np nleher""l,ools.'lIe .thought lt would
nirot wlth succew In tho secQlulary ln
TJit t.ons but sald thnt' lt could not nnd
vould not bo adopted at RIchmond_Co1
lrge. Moreover; .he prodletod that tho
BCheine would make no l?jadw.1s.;.*0
nbileges nnd unlversUies. Dr. BoatwHgt,
ln Mils connoctlon, quotod the follow ns
sectlon ?rom hls nnni.nl report to tho
trustees, whlch has never beforo boen
"Tho-board Wlll note that thls actlon (tho
declslon , wlth .referenco to tho new
Bolieme ot oxnmlnntlons nt Ihe collego)
-was taken boforo recent publlo dljcusslon
of tha questlon of exnmlnatlons. ? It 1ms
?een ? consldered by tho fncnlty for nbout
twelve months. and l?\ thereforo, ? taken
nfter maturo dollberation, It ls In llno
v,-Ith chnnges nlr'eady tostod and npprovc-d
Vjv somo of the best Northerii colleges nnd
Tj'nlvarsltlps, nnd It ls holleved tho plnn
proposed wlll moet our needs. Examlnn
tlons, unqucstionably, hnvo sometlmes
tnxed the ondurnnce of studonts rathor
than tested tholr knowledge or thelr pow?
er to thlnk. On tho other band, examl?
natlons nro exeellent mentnl alsclpltno,
They comncl- atudents to revlow and sys
tt mntlzo, wc_rkl wnlch mny. of necesslty,
hnvo be'dn done. plece by plece. ln propa
rntlon for oxnminntion students; consider
the subject of study ns nn organizod
whole, and rcason alds memory ln tho
jnental graBp.' I-lfe hns lts tests moro
Bovero than cxaminntlons, nnd it ls part
of the buslness of a collego to traln Its
rtudents to do work undor slress nnd
etrnln. Attentlve students need nover fonr
the- brlef examlnatlons proposed by tlio
faculty, It should bo addod thnt for sev
eral sesMons It lms been enstomary to
give rnonthly cxaminntlons, or wrltton
miizzcs, on tho detalls of tho month's
vork, and that these examlnatlons havo
helped to dotermlno graduatlon.
DR. EVERETT WINS OUT
FOR HOUSE IN NELSON
As Indlcnted by early returns prlntod ln
Bunday's Tlmea'-Dlspatch from tlie prlmn
The "Smolte of Peace,"
The Cream
of the Islands
Tlie one cigar you can depcnd ttpon beingthe satnein quality
whether you smoke one or a thousaucl. Always 5 ceuts,
and so good the dealcr cau't afford to cut the price.'
The Largest Selling Brand of
Cigars in the'.World.
The Band Is the Smokar's Proleotion.
iv for Houso ot Delegates held ln Nolson
county on Snturday, Dr. John C. Bverotl,
nf the Hockllsh Dlstrlct, wns nominated,
havlng recelved n cdmfortablo l>h'?'U
over hls competltom Dr. A.. 13. 1- Itzpnt
rlck, Mossrs. P. B. Young, W. H. 1 ai
rl.sh and George W. \\ hiu-hoad.
The followlng tolegrnm wns ,.recelved
hero Sunday by a gentlc-maii from Mr.
W C. Fltzpntrlck, chalrman of tlie Lounty
Democratlc Commltteo, which romoves rill
doubt ns to tho result:
"Bverett w,IU havo a safo mnjorlty for
the House!" , , ,
Dr. Everott is n young physlclan lcsn
tlinn forty yonrs of ngo nnd enjoys n wlde
prnctleo In tho Rookflsh Vnlloy, where
he livos. Ho hns twlee before sought tho
Democratlc nomlnatlon for tho Houso, but
wlthout success, nnd hns long beon a
leader In loenl county polltlcf. Ho Is a
member of the County Commlttee nnd
Is a man of wldo nciiunlntance and popu
lorlty, He wlll In nll probnbllity bo
olectefl by n snfo mnporlty In November.
THE NEWS OFCREWE
Prcparing for tho White Ribboners
Bnzaar. . .-?'
(Spoclal to Tho Timos-Dlspatch.)
CRISWE, VA.. Sept. 14.?At a jolnt
meeting of tho . Uuhes" AUxlllary of tho
Y. M. C. A. and tlie Presbytorlan Church
to-day arrarigoihpnls wero made nnd sov?
ornl commlltees appnlnted Cor the bnzaar
to bo hold September 28th to Ootober 3d.
The Whllo Rlbbon Brass Band, of .1'etors
burg. nnd somo of 'Rlolurionclfs best tnl
ent wlll take part: IJboral donntlons
huve been mado from nll purts of tho
Stato, includlnir Messrs. Kent, J. B.
Worth. Slmon Sewnrd lih'd Frnnk Owons,
of Potersburg. A banntiet'-wlll be held on
Tuesday; September 2Sthl nud an oyster
suppor, Frlday, Oelobor 2d, -
Bernl_P, tho three-yoar-old daughtor o?
Mr. ntul Mrs. Alphonso Short, dled Sun
day mornlng, nt 0 o'clock, and was burlcd
In the Crewo Ce'motory. Monclny afternoon
nt 4:30. Rov. J. Klncheloe. of the naptlst
Church, conducted tho funeral servlces.
Tho old soldlers of Nottowny county
wlll hokl tholr annual plcnlc at -Notto?
wny Courthcvso Frlday," Sdptombor tho
ISth. A rouslng good itimo- ls^nntlcl
pated, ;' ?";,' !'??'! ''?['?';' ?,,
Mr. Acnew Hnrnor.has nnnet)l.e.d n posi
tlon offored by the Norfolk and \S ostern
ln Norfolk._ - ? ? ?- '. :?
FROM NORFOLK TO
BEAUFORT INLET
Waterway of One^undred
and Ninety Miles. Which
Cost Ten Millions.
AVASHINGTON, Sept. 14.?Tho report of
tho englnoerlng olllcors of tho army con
cernlng tho proposltlon for an Inlund
water route between Norfolk, Vn., and
Eenufort Inlet, N. C.', lias been sub
Tnlttod to the War Departmoht, but wlll
bo wlthbeld frum publlcftHon untll Cnn
gress mcets. Sevoral routes wore g'ono
over by the onglnoors. Tho most fensi
lile and oconomlcnl route. which flnnlly
was docldod upon, ls through vory shal
low wator nnd Hwninp r'eglo'ni
lt Is understood that the dlstanCe cov?
ered hy tho waterway Is VM nilleH and
tbat tlie estlm'nted cost Is $10,000,000.
After cnreftil consldorntlon of tho mat?
tor the ohglheoi-H recninnicrid tho con
ptructton of tho c?nnl at "Sea lovel." 11
|? sald thnt th(> englnoerB have In mlnd
a method wh'oreby tho prbposed! water?
way may bo shortenort, The subject of
locks wns gono lnto and whlle it may bo
nocessary to omploy tbem In somo In
stnnces, tho nllleers were Influenced ln
thelr deelslpii rcspecting tho routo so
lected by tho -fact tbat It obvlntes tbe
hecbsslt'y f?r "" oxtcn'slvo lock con
structlon.
After Decidmg
what is needed
In
Call to See Us.
We will make the payments
easy as well as the selection.
If floor covoring is tho problom, our luin of vnlvot eiirpot
ijun. now innttii.K-s, rtg9 ""d driiKKnts of ovory kuid, .QinOTfWJng
new und oxclusivo jiatl?vhs in nxininKtor, body-uriissoJs nml
snivriifi, will Ijokui'o to pliMiso you.
" Duily urrivuls of liirnilino keops our stock amon_ tho loro
most. T>et us show it to you. _.
Easy Terms at Cash Prices.
R^Alt^MITH 6^Al/MAN,
600 EAST BROAD STREET.
HANDSOME NEW HOME OF
PRESBYTERIAN COnniTTEE
When tho plans of Messrs. J. Jf. Dlm
mock nnd'.G. R. Tolmah, nssocintert ar-,
cbltects, aro carrled lnto effect tho Pres
bytorlnn Commlttee of Publlcatlon wlll
hwvo on Flfth Streot, betwoon Grace nnd
Broad, one of tbe most desirable and com
modlous buslness homes to bo found any
where. v
Tho bulldlng will hnve n basement nnd
four storles abovo ground, nnd the mn
tcrlal used wlll be sele'cted brick and
Bedford, Indlnna, stono. both ln front
and on the sldes nnd alloywny. It wl 1
be flnlshed In tho bost nianner nnd wlll
contnln n powor elcvator and hoatod.wlth
Htonm. Tbe whold bulldlng wlll bo ocnu
pled by tbe Publlshlng Commlttoo. Tbe
flrst floor wlll bo devoted to the oxnlbl
tloln of books, nrrnnged ln'stn'cks like rt
library. wlth '.readirig ,space and soats
for vlsltors, etc. The second floor wlll. be
dovoted to the'-'offlces, arranged' {n -sulros,
and ln ndditlo'n, thero wlll.be ahnndsom*
dhapol on this floor, capablo ot soatlng
ono hundred p'orsons. , ,,. .'..??
Tho thlrd nn,d' fourth floors wlll.be used
for buslness purposes, packlng, shlpplng,
etc.
Tbe oo'nstructi'on of tho bulldlng wlll be
slow burnlng constructlon, viz.: Iron col
umns and girders, doublo rioors. onch two
Inchos thlck, nnd tho roof coVistruct?Jn
wlll - bo tho samo.
. Tho bulldlng wlll bo completed In-thn
early part of next year, and wlll be nd
mirably arranged and oqulppod for tho
purposes to which lt ls to bo dovotod.
FASTEST SAILING CRAFT
HAMPTON ROADS
Tho fastost bit of snlllng craft in i
Hampton Roads a?u iidjneciu wators Ih
now aclmltlod to bo tho Sugltta, ownod by
Messrs. C 0. Cobb and J. I.?'mi Wood,
i,f Norfolk. If any ono had any dou-n
of it ii fow days ago, lt has dlsuppoarcd
now.
un last Momlny oci-urrcd the rognUft
pf tho Hampton KoadH yacht Clul) and
Ihipugb tbe vessi-ls In tho raco wero the
lasli-sl lu bP {OUIKI on tho Itouils, tlio Ha
gnlta t>)i<>wi-il tbi-ni all a i-loan palr of
lieels. The yaclits rnclng wero tpo 8ft
gltln. the Ktln Si-yniour, tho Howard and
tho KItty.
Thoy hnd n track ton mllos In |engtli
and laid out as follows; Start nt Nor?
folk and AUanllc Tt-rniliinl pk-r, hence
lo RushhlUff UghtKhlp. hetu-o to MMdl.
Gruund Ughthouiso, Nuw.orl Nows, henco
to Boll and i.lght fiuoy, and to utartlng
polnt. ,,,. .?
The HaKlltd ei-ossod tho llno Ut l.HMi.iO
whlle tho Kiitv, whlch cnine ne*t, dlil not
sco tho llulah untll 2:00:n0. Tho others
broiiBlH ui> iho dlstant rear.
Tho Hagltta was hulll by Alonzo Smlth.
islip, 1, I, Her dlinenaloiiB are, over all
O'J ii-l. water llno. B2 foot, borim, Ih 1-.
rec-i leiigii, of most rom .dock. i>.i reei,
main biioiii, nt foot, gaff,M& feet- ll'r
owner.i for tho next twelve months
wlll l,o the proud jioHsessors nf a nand
some sllver cup ns tholr hoat's tropny.
CJentlemen on tho wlnnlng yaclit, wlm
wero Kut'Hts of Mosars. Cobb andi W oo,,
were Messrs. Bdward U WOOd,: St.mley
\V. Hiillei- l'ercy I'oterson, Ernest.ler.-y,
Jnnica II.' McCaw, C. Rarkor Breese.
Wllllam F, Allon, O. T. Tuylor -ann soi ,
Josepi, t. Morse, Henry nprn.tbnl, II.
W. vVliltclmrd. of Norfolk, and p. t-m
uit-ll UuUc, of Rlchmond.
HON. H. D. FLOOD
1SFORCORMAN
Tenth Dlstrlct Congressman
talks About Senatorlal
Contest and Prlmary.
Congrossmnn Hnl D. Flood, of Appomat
tox. ls out ln nn Inlorvlew ln' ydst?rday ?
Washlngton Post, n which ho say;: aOme
very Interestlng thlngs concornlng Vir
BMr. PFlood8'decl/.res tor Gorntan for
Presldent next ycnr l$stftttg, >f ?*>?&?
nnd rhvm tho Mary nnd leador ls a ao
cldod favorllo wlth .tho Vlrglnla Domo
C|,fnB8Deaklng of the new Stato ?prlmary
ivstom nnd tho Unlted States senatorlal
camiinlcn of 1W)B. Mr. Flood aaysj
?tC tnlk ln the papor8 nbout organ?
lzod ODPosltlon to the prlmary ls wlth?
out foundatlon. cortnmly wlthout just
fnimdntlon. 1 havo heard of no such
onnoslt on Some of the feattirea of the
?>r innry plan are vory unpopular In cer
ta n soctlo s of tho Stato, nnd ln somo
of thoso sectlons tho whole prlmary is
ulipr imlnr; lf tho prlmary has been dls
c-el touiywhere, lt is on account of a
feo ik oi nnlagonlsm on tho part of tho
neoplethomsolves, nnd not becntiso thoro
1 to? anv effort to bring about that
roBUIt. It ls tno onrly to s_y now what
wlll be tho dlsnnslt.lon of tho popp 0Mtm
tho fftll olcctlons ln roforonco lo thla
Q"'Tboliovo Sonntor Mnrtln 1? indirferont
ns m tho mannor ln which tho nom.na
tlon of hls succossor s to bo mado, ns ho
nnd hls frlends foel ho wlll bo nn oasy
winn? whether ho gacs before ho neople
or whothor the noinrnat on 1? had by a
conventlon. ln the countles 1 havo vlsltea
this summer 1 havo found tho peoplo
BtrSngl" for Martin. ' Three-fourtns of
th? Stato Sonators nominated this fall.
and who wlll havo a say and vote ln tne
eholcnof Senator Martin s successpr,
avo^hlH^re-ol'oction, I bellevo nlne,-tenths
of tho lawyers who nttonded tho Binte
?3ar Associatlon at Hot Springs favorod
lll"what do you thlnk of A. C. Braxton _
candldacv?" Mr. BUOpd waB asked.
C^Mr nraxton- ls hot a. catidh a e.? wa.
tho reDly. "Ho wroto me to thla effect
some tlme ngo, ond I haveseen tho same
stntcmont from hlm slnce. vir_lnla
1 '.'Mr, Braxton ls a blg man ln ylrBmia.
Ho mndo a brllllnnt rcputatlonln tlie, Con
stltutlonnl Conventlon. and he has ndded
to this every tlmo be has appenred ln
publlc slnce. Hls nddro,s before tlie Vlr
clnia Bar Associatlon at Hot Sprlngs
and hls aneeoh of Welcome to tho Amerl?
can Bar Associatlon. nt tho same. plnce
the followlng week, wero of tne'-nlgheBt
ordor. Mr. Brnxton Ls also oxtremcly
pooular ln tho Stato. but 1 do. not be
llove ho ls n candidate for anv offlce nt
this tlme."_i_
Ceceli.i Yachting Club.
The lndies of the Cecelia Yachting Club
dollBhtfUlly entertalnod Its membera and
a few frlends last nlght ln honor of thelr
guest. Mlss Blnnchc Wnrrlner, ntthe resl?
dence of Mr. John Knschor No 311 North
Nlneteenth Street. Followlng ls n Hst of
a few of those nrescnt:
Mlss Blnnehe Wnrrlner, Mlss -Kate
Grlggs, Mlss Loulse O-alnes. Mlss Mamle
Dvsrin Mlss Lella Atklsson, MIsb Ruth
Atklsson: Messrs. Bd. Palmatory, Ed.
Kratz. Andrew Atklsson, John Rascher,
Chnrlos Bnrlow. Jullan Frazlor.
Gront interest Is helng dlsplnycd by tho
mambers, and a good mnny ploasant occ.i
slons wlll bo spent In the comlng sea?
son.
OBITUARY,
Augustus Arsell, Jr.
- Mr.' Augustus Arsell, Jr., one of tho
oldest ond best known resldents of tno
cltv dled at 7:05 o'clock last nlght at hls
home. No. 1210 East Marshnll Street.
For some years paat Mr. Arsell had ,
been in falllng health, and moro recently
hls condltlon hnd grown more aerlous.
Somo months ago he aiitforert a very
aovere spoll, but-ho puttod through nnd
desplte hla years nppenred on tho streots
ngaln. On Wednesday last ho wns
strlcken for a second time wlth naraly
ss nnil slnce thon hls condltlon has been
prccarlous. Durlng yesterday it wns |
reallzed that ho was grndually pnsslng ,
aWdfli\"Arsell was ln the soventy-thlrd venr !
of hls nge. He was one of the oldest nnd
bes? known cltlzens of Rlchmond. nnd
was wldely known and esteemed. Mr. j
Arsell wns a natlve of Rlchmond nnd
for nbout flftcon yoars precedlng tho
elose of the Clvll Wnr was connected
wlth thoClt. Wntor W'orks. flrst as foro
ma? of the hands and lnter ns Bsalstant
suDorlntondent. After tho war ho suc
c'edei hls father in the management of
what?was ono of tho oldest plumblng
estoiillshments in the Unlted Statos. Ten
or twelve years ago he retlred from.bual,
nosa on i_jeount of hls ago and falllng
health;" Subsequontly. however. he served
on" term as plumblng Inspoctpr of Rlch?
mond Mr Arsell was nn actlve rnomber
"ho Broad-Htreol Mcthodlpt Church.
and was alfio a member of Dove I.odge.
A F and Ai M.. Royal Arcanum, Knlghts
Tomnlar and other organlzations
He leavos hs wldow. Mrs. Fannle \v.
ArsellUwo'daughters, Mrs. W. '^Booth.
of this cltv nnd Mrs, James II. wauace,
o Newark/ N. J.. nnd two som?? Messrs
Wllllam A. and Warren C. Arsol 1. Ono
slsier nlso survlyes, Mra. I. J. Mercer, ot
thTheClnr'ranKements for tho funeral have
not yet been complotcd.
Mrs. Mariha J. Stamper,
The death of Mrs. Mnrtha J. Stamper
oceurrod Sunday at her irarfdet.ee, No. 407
North Eleventh Street.
Mrs. Stnmper wns tho wldow of Mr.
Jnm'os Stamper, of New Kent county.
Sho wns elghty years of nge, and had
llved ln Rlchmond slnce the wnr. Sho ls
Btirvlved by two children. Mlss Knte Isol
sor. Stamper nnd Mr. John Stamper, who
is connected wlth the NowB-I.onder In
thls clty, nnd abo a step-dnughter, Mrs.
I'ettte Bloxten, of Wllllnmsbufg.
The remnlnK wlll be taken thls morn?
lng to Now Kent county, and the Inter
me'nt will he mnde in the famlly bury
Ing ground of Emmnus Bnptlst Church,
The servlce nt tho grave wlll be conducted
by Dr. George Cooper, of thls clty.
IVr3'. Mnrtha E. Haddock,
Mrs. Mnrtha JBlizabeth Haddock dled
nt II o'clock Sunday mornlng nt'hor home,
No, S10 North Flfth Streot. Sho waa the
wlfo of Mr. Nloholns Haddock.
The funornl took plnco at 4 o'clock yos
In day nfternoon from tho Grace-Streot
Bnptlst Church,
Miss Bess'e Sch ^ell -hbenr.
Mlss- Bossle Schellonberg dled nt hor
rosidencei No. 117 Corrlngton Streot, aged
sixlcon yenrs. Tho funeral will tako placo
in 1 o'clock thls nfternoon from St. Mnry's
Clorman Cuthollc Churc-h.
' John Keith Hsrvjy,.
Mr. John Kelth Harvey. fnrmcrly of thla
clty, dled nt Port Rlchmond. I.ong lalahd,
N.i Y., In tho thlrty-seventh.year of hla
ngp. Uo leaves hls wldow, Mrs. Vlrglnla
! II. Hurvoy; father, mother,. sb-tnr nnd
i-i-nthe.-.H, of Scotland..
Alox P, Moor-.
Mr Alox, P, Moore, n clork In tho St.iiQ
Trensurer's olllon, from Rockhrldge coun?
ty dled yesterday nfternoon at the homo
Cured otf Asthma
A,fter 35 years of Sufferlng-,
It will bo grntlfylng to Astliniutlo
roudora to learn that an ubsoluto ouro liua
at last buon dlseovcred by Pr, Solilffmnmi.
Thut tho roincdy ls i\n otToctual ono can?
not bo doubtod after poru3al of. such toatl*
mony as tluitof 0. \V, Vnu Antwerp, Ful
ton, W. V? who says: "*our romody
(Sehiirinaiin's Asthuift Curo) la tho besfl
overnsod.. I uoit?ht V. paekugo of our
drugglat nnd trlod lUndono hoxontlraly
curoit mo of Astlimn, and I havo not had
It slnco. I can now gq to bocl nnd slcop all
nlght wlth purfoct comfort, whlch' I havo
nutdono boforo for 8ft year-*and Ithaulc
youfor tlio hoaltH tlml l ,n,f?Y ?i>Joj_. \
linpo that you wlll ntibllsh thla lotter, that
utlmrs may |eurno<ltswbnaer(t}l vlrtiips/?
Sold by all driiRttlsta at 6Dc nnd ItOO.
Send!.'c8tamptoDr.llSohl(Tn)ana,not8ni,
St. j'uul, Ulau.. (or u freo saw plo yacUago,
LITHIA VlfeTER
No Remedy of Ordinary Merit Could Ever
/ Have Received Indorsations from
Men Like These.
' Alfrad L. Loomla, iyi. On/ornier Prof.
Palhology andthePractice ofMedtctne in tht
InBrlght'sDIaeaie
Albuminuria
and <
Pott-Scarlatlnal
Nephrltls.
Medical Dept. ofthe UniversiiyofNew York.
Wm. A. Hammond, M. 0.,'Surgeo?
General {r.rtired) U. S. Army, and fortner
Prof. of Diseases of ihe Mind and Nervout
System in the Universiiy of New York.
Geo. Halated Boyland. A.M., M.O.,
Doctor of Atedicine of the Faeuliy of Parii,
and fortner Prof. of Surgery in Ballimor*
Medtcal College. ? ; ?
Wm. B. Towles, M. D., former Prof.
^ofAnatomy and Afaierta Medica tn the Medt>
cal Dept. ofthe Universiiy of Va. ? > ?
E. H. Pratt, A. M... M.D., LL.D.,
Prof OriAcial Surgery to the Chtcago Homef
palhic.Hospilal.
C. W. P. Brook, M. D., Ex-Pres. Na
tionat Assn. Railway Surgeons, and Atembtr
Medical Sodielyof Va.
J. T. Davldson, M. D., Ex-Pres. Nm
V> Orleans Surgical and Medical Assn. . .
Dr. A.Gabrlel Pouohot, Prof. ofPhar>
macology and Afaierta Aledica of the Pacultp
of Atedicine ofParis.
J. T. LeBlanchard, M. D., Prof. Mon.
IrealC/inic, SAI., SN., V. U.
James K. Crook, A. M.. M. D., Prof.
Clinical Afedictne, and Cltntcal Diagnosts,
New York Post-Graduate Aledical School.
Joa. Holt, M. D., Ex-President of tk*
.Louisiana State Board of Health, etc.
Robert Bartholow, M. D., M. A.,
LL D , Prof. Afaierta Afedica and General
Therapcutics Jefferson Afedical College, Phii
adelphia.
Jas. L. Cabell, M. D., A. M., LL.D.,
fortner Prof of P/ivstologv and Surgery m
the Medical Dept. of Ihe Universiiy ofVa.,
and Pres. ofthe Nalional Board of Health.
Horatlo C. Wood, M.D., former Prof.
of Afateria Afedica, etc, tn the Medtcal Dept.
of the Universiiy of Pen nsylvania.
Chas. B. Nanerede, M.-D.,^/ of
Surgery, Medical Dept. of the Umverstiy of
Michigati. \
Wm. T. Howard, ^?P^t/P,rmer.Pr?{:
of Diseases of Women and Chtldren tn- tne
University of Afaryland.
A. Alexander Smlth, M. O.iProf. of
Praciice of Afedictne and Cltntcal Aledtan*,
^Beflevue Afedical College, N. Y.
Voluminous medical testtmony mailed. . .
??.._.-... __ ? M-unm lif_--r*a- for sale by the general drug and mtn
BUIFALO LlTHIA WATER erai water trade.
PROPRIETOR, BUFFALO MTHIA SPRINCS, VA.
PURCELL LADD & CO., Rlchmond, Va.
In Renal Calcull,
Stone in tha
Bladder and
Inflammatlon off
iho Bladder.
In Gout,
Rhaumatlsm and
Urlc Aeid
Gondllions.
of hls brothor. Mr. H. E. Moore. near
Lcxington. Mr. Mooro hns been In W!.
Ing heallh for some tlmo. Ho was ono
of the- most popular employos of tho
Stato government. ? ? ? ''' ,
R,iv. W.'D. Best.
(Speci'al to Tho Tlmes-Dlspntch.)
PETERSBURG, VA., Sept. M--^?Vj
Wllllam D. Best dled nt hls homo on
Ha to Street. yesterday mornlng and
hla funeral took planftthls a tornoom from
Washlnr.ton-Street Methodlst Chuith.
Be" ???. Best wns about slxty-nlne yeais
of nge and hnd beon for many years j
local Methodlst preacher. though hebnd
not been actively ongaged ln "ilnlsteilnl
work for some ytfi?- A wldow nnd tlnco
chlldren survlvo him. ?
A'cxandtr P. Mooro.
CRnoolnl to The Times-DIspatch.)
LBXINOTON. VA.. Sept. U.-Mr. Alex
ander P. Moore. for nlne years book
keepor ln Stnto Trensurer's offlce. Rlch?
mond dled this afternoon nt the homo
$ hls slster, Mrs. J. Wlll Mooro, of Lex
,n?hT Immedlato ;cause of death was
pneumonla. Mr. Mooro was a natlvo of
Rockbrldge; son of the 'ft? Dr Jbomas
S. Moore. and was aged flfty years- l w
hrothers County Tre.isurer Samuel ?.
Moore of Lexlngton; Harry E. Mooro, of
Rockbrldge. and two slsters, Mrs; \\ iU
11am M. Dunlop, and Mrs. J. Wlll Moore, j
0V^reffi?8wlT^be taken to-morrow '.
to Aueustn.county for Interment at Bethol
Churcliu where hls wlfe.was burled about
olghtoen ye.'.rs ?"n
Mnjor J. Hardy Henoren. I
(Spoolal .to Tho Times-DIspatch.) |
HS^nfren^ed S^&Sf^ \
N'orfoUt's most venernblo and rospocted
KfiiSlis llo wns the best known mnrlno
nonr" on he South Atlantlc coast Ma
tnor Hendren was olghty yonrs old. Ho
loaves two married daughters.
Cnp.am I h im* i.'l. . arnctt.
fHu*ol I ln Tlm tlnv"?!-lUspntori.V
noANOKE VA.. Sept. u.-Cnptnln
Thomaa M Bnrnett. n l.romlnont cltl
,?n of Montgomery, d ed auddenly last
n!_ht nt h?s fiomo oiar Bluo Rldge. nged
0lihb-B\iUnrS} He commanded a com?
pany ln the Confederato army and was a
promlnent Democrat,
iViiis t-iostle HaVvklns.
fE?"flal to The Tlmen-Dlspatcb.)
PETERSBURG, VA., Sept. Wr?lW
wioKsie Ilawklns, daughter of Mr. WII
lllm W.iwk n? d ed nt her father home,
, Ktti-cl; yoB orday. MIsh Hnwklns waa
only nine een yeara7ot ngo, byt'to^W
in'ill hciilth for somo tlmo. Tho funonu
? ?d.'bur{aFtooK"P^
UEr\THS. ,
AtisELL.?Dlrd on Mnmuiy. September H. 1003.
nt 7-or p I., nt hla realdencei No. 1210 Kn.t
J e'raha I Str.-el. Affi.'STl'H A1.BB1.I.. Jr.. |n
the HCTCiity-llilnl >P?r <>' hl? urp.
funeral notlec Intcr.
Fii-n'fir-HON.-ntort. iin. n.vNiEi. nywi'sos
?M11 l>? Imrlfd TO-MOU ROW AFTUHNOOX nt
101S nitliibrlrtgo Htrent, MnncheMcr.
irviinorif--Dled. Simdny nrrning! S'-ptepiher
1 iBIh" 1008 at n O'olooki nt tho reMdeiice ?t
W,'r:,n0ofnr'al-1;..nV.;,,lVKKTBItn.VV(Mon;l.1.v)
AFTHllNOflN nt 4 o'clocll nt tlio I'lruce-Slrect
niilitlBtmnireh.
SniNPr,I,BNHBIIO.--r>li>cl. Scptenihei- 18..W3.
,, r...|n a st.. nt her realdcnro., No. 1117 t.ar
rfiwion fitwtl mshsib housbi.-i.enpbuu.
uijed Hlxleni yenrB.
Fprpwril, niotlier, I must Ipnvo you,
Fnr tho dnrk anrl Htlent tninli,
Clw nij- p)'P? ?? iluHtlily tluuiner,
Fndod' ln my aarly bloom.
Parcwell, nwther. lny uie Kcntly ,.
In niy opld nnd narrPW bcd;
Thluk nf Hlm wlm gnve nnd tnok mo,
Now I Bltiinber wlth Ihe di-ad. .
MOTHUn ANP FATMBB.
' Shnll we no more nur Ib'?ple ?pq
< Whllo we nn enrth remaln.
. Wb wlll uWe he; W. aurt c?n It-ba
' Thnt wV.aliall ibeot tofnW,p"5$&j.
' KnrewDll, donr Bonnli', fnrowell,
Your aonl from ua |in? eo?e..
To Ond there U n new aii?pj;
We ml?? Ihe lnvo your frlend.
Farewell. U?nr Hc??l? farawoll.
Ftinernl ir'ow St. M?ry'? Onthollo Cbjircb
TIIISMTUMdny) AFTBRNOON at 4 o'clock.
Ffl'iid. nnd rriatlvea are invltrd to attend. _
WBttNEn.--ril*d. Beptemher Htbl atJ A. M..
"n"nfll AltPT HABSK1, Infant cUld'of fiUfB
liardt Ilabiel Worner und M.gitle Wcruer, a0ed
two ujoutnj and aoventeen U?>e.
ENGINE BUILDERS
INVADE THE CITY
Purchasing Agents of Amerl?
can Locomotive Works'
Meetlng Here.
The local purchasing agcnts_ and lonnl
storekeepers of the Amerlcan Locpmotlt-e
Works are meetlng ln-thla clty at iireaent.
Moro than a score' of these oinclals
reacti'ed the clty yesterday mornlng .and
at once went to the Jefferson Hotol,
where they havo thelr headauartera.
Pretty soon nfler a brush up was had
they were drlvcn ln tally-hos to the Rloh
mond hranoh of the Amerlcan Locomo?
tive Works, where they were received hy
Mr H.' A. Gllls, general HUperlntentlent,
and Mr. W. R. Wllllama, local purchasing
agent. These two gontlemon at onco took
Imiu of liie.|iariy and cscorted thelr tel
low locomotlvo bullders over the. vast
plnnt hero.
The vlaltors aro meotlng to dlscufs -va
rloua questlons and mattera of Intorest to
tholr departments. Two sessions were.held
yesterday wlth nn elogant lunch hetworn
nt Reugor's. Tho cntlre party was photo
grnpheil. Late In tho tlay they were drlvon
In tally-hos ovor iis much of the clty ns lt
wna possiblo for thom to roach befoto dark.
They wlll rosumo thelr trlps ahout' thn
clty thls mornlng nnd leave thla afternoon
lover tho Chosnpcako and Ohlo road for
Old Polnt on thelr way to thelr varlous
homes. Tho IochI locomotlvo bulldera nro
dolng ovorythlng In thelr povyer to mnka
| the stay of the visltora here pleasnnt. nnd
appnrently they aro succeedlng well.
Among thoso hero.aro Messra. c. is.
Patterson, New York, obmptrollerj H. C
Hequembourg, Schorieetady, N. _-V, ?en
eral purchasing agent.;. J. O. H?bb>'- ,N?W
York N Y.: M, A. Ollmdre, Sehonoctnoy.
N r'-t T. S. Wlnslow, New York, Bonoriil
Storeisecper: AV. J. Van Aukon, Bdw.
Humbort, Schunoctntly, N. Y.; ?>? "?
Hblmoa, H. L. nrockenrlilge, Punklrk, N.
. Y ? T. B. Young, B.D. Pottltt. .Bcranton.
! Pn ? F.' L. Campbell, T. L. Mclntyro,
Alloglieny, Pa.; 0. H. JtMartww c. C.
Wewlen. Pateraon, N, J.! B. H..- S acK,
J, P. AVIlson, Mnnehoater, N. ?_.( ??? l"
Glbson, Aileghony, Pn., auporvlaor: Alox
nnder McNnughton, Buffalo. N. ^.; H. M;
Clarke, R. A. Oreeno. Provldence, R. i.<
Kdw. Kelly, Now York,
r
Buying
Jemlry
aml Rems-is a matter of oonfi
clonco! MoRt pooplo cannot
ncouratoly dotormino for them
solvos tho Yttluo of procious
s'tdnes aud golfl and silver
things. Thoreforo, it is invpoi
tunt to know tho storo you buy
from.
C, Lumsden & Son aro as
anxious to satisfy you as you
aro yom-Holf?thoy oan't afford
to do othenviso,
0. Lumsdon ?fc Son,
Jewolers and Opticians,
~ 781 East Main Street,
Biohmond, Va.

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