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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02

PHOTOGRAPHS OF well-known female
character
lie stated that he had relatives In
New York and that his brother was a
Thirty-sec0nd degree Mason.
lie Of course denied the charge OF for
gerry placed against his name.
He secured the services or Attorney
Emmett Seaton. who will endeavor 10
establish communication between Sears
and his friends,
Sears refused to say anything about
himself to a Times reporter last night
and appeared quite detected when seen.
lie is a pleasant faced and voiced young
man and dresses excellently.
The mans right name Is thought TO he
]. Clifford Laper lie has been stopping
1T Murphy's Hotel under the name OF
Frank Johnson.
At the time OF his arrest he had a
number OF blank checks and rubber
stamps I'm his possession. He claimed to
be a detective.
officer Robins. who made the Arrest, IS
the one who gained fame by his arrest
of Thomas j. Ciuyerfus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
THE NEW YORK FIGHT.
Roosevelt and Van Wyck Both Work
ing Like Beavers.

NEW YORK. Nov. Colonel Roos e.
Welt will spend tomorrow ON Long ISL
alnd lie VIII leave Long Island city at
s o'clock and speak al all prominent
points along the main line of the rail
road. Returning. ne is due IN Flushing
al O'Clock and will spend two hours
there At o'clock he is due 10 speak I'm
Long Island city. where he will make a
long address. closing his speaking tour
ON Long Island.
Chairman O'Den OF the Republican
State Committee. tonight announced "a
new tour TO be made by Colonel ROOsc
welt next Monday The tour takes I'm She
counties OF Chatauqua CoterOus and Al
bany and some of the stops scheduled
are jamestown DunkiTk. Oloan West
field ana Randolph. Colonel Roosevelt
viii return 10 oyster Bay by IL special
train ia time 60 cast HIS ballot
The Republican campaign in this city
Will be wound up on Saturday by a great
demonstration. There will be torch
light procession in every assembly dis
trict. parades IN an the main streets and
meetings afterWard in the district halls.
Judge Van Wyck returned from Itca
tonight tie Will spend the TUESDAY
here and will speak Wednesday al
Poughkeepsie. Friday evening al Troy
and Saturday evening az Albany.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
PEANUTS ARE FEW.
Disturbed Conditions in North Caro-
lima Affect the Market

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 1.-Special.-Re-
ceipts OF new peanuts are phenomenally
small at present. The principal source Of
supply at tnis season is in the eastern
portion Of North Carolina. and the short
rcceipts are attributed to the fact tkat
the negroes of that section are now pick
ing QuaIrels only, while peanuts and cot
ton are rotting i'm the fields.
The excitement consequent upon the
hot political contest n0W in progress
there has. II IS stated, caused the negro
lahorers 90 neglect their usual aroca-
tons. Employers there are suffering re-
cause of this.
There is in progress at the armOry Of
the Norfolk sOl'icry a Carnival of Ma
tons" which will continue an the present
week u is under the auspices Of the
First Baptist church of This city, and is
held FOR the purpose of raising MOI ty 10
complete the liquidation Of the 0cbt upon
the church building. che affair. which
was opened by the Norfolk Light Aiul-
lerv Blues with cannon. promises ID le "a
great success The Bapdsts ore very nu-
merous here. and they are being assisted
i'm their present enterprise Ov tncse or
various faith. Extreme harmony prevails
I'm Norfolk among all religious uenoln.ha-
tf9ne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET
Delegates to the Baptist General Con-
VcntiOn.

PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 1-Special--
Mr.. ID. Cunningham, q large cotton I'M
I porter Of Liverpool, is In the city, the
| guest Of John IT. Rogers q Co., commits
sion merchants here.
The following have been appointed dele
gates from the First Baptist church IN
this city TO the General Baptist Associa-
! ton Of Virginia. which meets this month
| I'm Portsmouth: Messrs. Bartlett Roper.
simon Seward, John 4. Gil. T. i. MacLin
and L. T. Robinson. The delegates from
the West-End Baptist church are Rev.
W. S. Leake and Messrs. ". II. Mack
say. Bernard Edmunds and j. r. Suth-
land.
The highest price obtained for loose
tobacco sold here to-day was 81 per hum
dred pounds. for q lot OF 900 pounds sold
Tor j. s. Major Of Dinwiddie county
There was not single case ON the
Mayors Court docket this morning.
The Port Warden reports the gross re-
ceipts from wharfage for the past month
10 have been sl25.SL
Miss Laura Gresham OF MarmOra. Din
wildie county. is quite 3d.
Governor Tyler has refused TO grant
executive clemency 70 Robert Morton.
the negro who is to DE hanged here next
Friday for the murder OF Tony West
Moreland.
The following circular vas issued last
night and sent through the Fourth Dis
trict.
The election of q representative ia the
Fifty-sixth Congress from this distric,
will De held one week from tomorrow.
Our old enemy the Republican party, IS
demoranzed and divided, for IL has Two
L. frt "a ff
hands and its only nope of resaining
seat in Congress is openly allowed TO be
dependent upon the partisan action Of
the Election Committee az Washington.
on the other hand. tho Democracy IS
united. and The convention which unani-
mously renominated the Hon. sydney p.
Epes was the most enthusiastic political
body held in this district for years. The
public newspapers of the county gencr-
ally concede the triumphant reelection
of Mr. Epes by a largely-increased ma
iority.
after a careful canvass Of the siua-
ton. your committee feels assured that
nothing but OyercOnideucc can defeat
our hopes. The necessity of the hour BIS
thc delivery of the Democratic vote at the
polls. ~ the Democracy is the party OF
of the people 50 It's ultimate success
must depend upon the personal efforts 81
the people at large which can Dee guided
by local committees acne.
"Now. when victory is I'm our graspl beg
10 appeal to YOU. personally. 10 give at
least one day of your time 20 a personal
canvass OF your precinct ana see % 81
that on the day OF election your neigh-
hors and friends are advised Of the situa-
ton
"Your committee is satisfied that a gem
eral effort along This line Will assure the
election of our nominee beyond the posi-
biity of a successful contest
VERY respectfully.
FRANCIS r. LASSlTER,
chairman Fourth District Democratic
Committee"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
WEDDINGS AT CREWE.
Town Council Grants Liquor License
10 Two Applicants.


CREWE, VA, November SPECIAL
Miss Emma Jennings Sydnor and Mr.
James Robertson We're married at the
Presbyterian church here last night at S
O'Clock. Rev. 5. G.. Hutton oficiated.
The wedding was very quiet. only three
or our persons besides the family wit
Messing the ceremony, and was a sur
prise 10 even the intimate friends Of the
contracing parties.
Miss Netue Hardy and Mr.. w. w.
Palmer. both of this place were married
at Blackstone this morning at the resi-
dence of Rev r. a.. Epes. who perform
"a the ceremony. The bride is q very
popular young lady and a daughter Of
Mrs. b. i. Bevlne The groom = a con-
ductor on the Norfolk and Western rail-
way and is favorite among his assoc
ciates
Captain L. d. Thornton. of this place
was Mr. Palmer's best man. and Miss
Lucille Beville. half sister Of the bride.
was maid OF honor Mr.. W. i. Watkins
and Miss witt Harper Of this place
were the other attendants. Mr.. and
Mrs Palmer passed through here on the
noon train en- route to Roanoke and other
places.
The Town Council last night decided 10
grant license. whereon two applications
Cor license were made and the licenses
were granted. Your correspondents un-
dcrstands that Messrs. G. II. Lowenbach
and T. w Vaughan were the applicants.
These men are proprietors Of bar-rooms
situated just outside OF the district and
were the leaders Of the vets in the re-
cent local option election. IL IS said that
each OF these parties paid $500 this morn
ing for the license. The temperance peo-
pie have made hard fight and are Sc
vereiy criticizing the action . Mr. H. ~
Phillips Boz resignnE his pOs.~a as Coun-
Gilman during the struggle to keep liquor
out or the town. Some OF the temper
erce leaders still assert that the county
will not grant the license. Their asser-
ton Is based ON some technical point
Thursday is County Court day and the
applications Will be made then.
Tho Robert 1Tainham ease viii be CALI
cd In the County Court Thursday aud a
large crowd will probably attend. as con-
siderable interest Is felt in the case.
Thursday Will be Democratic field day
al the courthouse Hon. Sidney L. Epes
and Hon. H. d. Flood will be on hand TO
discuss the issues OF the campaign
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
Nicaraguan Concession.

Information was received I'm this CITY
Yesterday TO the effect that the Congress
~ Nicaragua had granted concession
for the building OF the ship canal 10 I'd
ward Eyre ana Edward F c rag n 80, me ne
I.,ltsam y Grace q co. In q cable dis
match which stated that the concession
was to date from October 10 lS" me
,,onx's concession expires
The Maritime Canal COMPANY which
includes the Warner Miller in't fo
~, 90 ten wears There is clause in
lis agreement which reads as SOL follows co,o
-, III o,',nonv NAV have invested In the
tne S0 orin~ the republic binds It.
SELF 10 concede new eAt extension relies on
The MaIltlmie ~ protect Itself.
Edward q cTasS Mr. reP GTsses p T3e Sn
caso ~, Mr. Eyre is a member OF the
f 6pm of william h. Grace X Co'-New
York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02

James Hay for Congress in the Seventh
/ district. spent last night in the city look
Ing after his interests.
The political situation in Albcmarle IS
very quiet. no unusual stir. State Sem
atOr George Morris and other leading
Democrats. say that Hays majority Will
not be any less than al his previous cleo
ton.
Messrs. Sam W. and II. McG. Bigger.
Of Richmond have leased Wrgnts hotel
and thoroughly remodeled and newly fur
nished it. and will open it I'm few days,
as the Clarmont House.
The clerk OF the county court issued
yesterday a marriage license 10 NJ. NJ.
Cribs and Alice r. Bragg. George NJ
Price and Mrs. Jennie Bigger--ail of Al
bemarle county.
The jefferson Park Hotel at CharlOttes-
vile. Va. has just closed for the season.
the hotel and grounds will be very much
improved by the next opening May l,
1899. An additional parlor. new ladies toi-
let and bath rooms Will be added. hotel
newly painted and many other improve
mcnts 20 make the place attractive for
the season OF 1892
The Charlottesville Chapter OF the
Brotherhood of St. Andrew have extend
ed a cordial invitation to the Three Viz
ginias composed Of South Virginia, IVES,
Virginia, and Virginia-diocose to hold
their convention in this city in January
next. This will likely bring together two
or three thousand young men.
". 3. Calthurst and brother Edward
wifa and child left this afternoon for
New York where they embark for Eng
land on the Britannia. They will be abb
sent FOR three months. Hon. James Hay
passed through the city to-day en- route
10 stony Point where he speaks tonight.
The biDl season opened to-day and many
lovers of the sport took advantage Of the
bright prospects offered them 10 try their
luck. ~ game is said 20 be plentiful I'm
this section. especially pheasants. par
tridges. turkeys. etc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
Democratic Rally.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. November /
Specialize Democratic rally tonight
al the Opera House was great success.
Speeches were made by Hon. j. f. RiXey'
caud date for reelection TO Congress from
this district and Hon. r. Walton Moore
"a most powerful and much-talked-of op-
ponent OF Senator Martin In the coming
senatorial race. Judge McCape' from
Loudoun. was also called for. The house
was crowded. and from the general tone
or the speeches and the hearty approva <
expressed I'm the wild hurrahs. the silver
issue IA far from being a dead one. n
Washington band furnished the music.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
CROKER ASSAILS
COL. ROOSEVELT.
He Attacks His Record as President
of the Police Commission.
NEW YORK OF ROOSEVELT'S DAY
lie Was Responsible for the Splendiu
Record Made by Police in Captur-
ing Soda Water Sellers While
Murders went Unpublished.

NEW YORK. November Richard
croker at the Democratic Club tonight
madea fierce attack on Roosevelt for
things he dia and other things that were
not done while he was president Of the
Police Board. Leading mp TO his most
vigorous statements in which be assaiied
Colonel Roosevelt for deyoting himself
TO minor crimes. while murders went un-
avenged. He charged that Frank Moss.
former police commissioner might better
talk OF the legacy of unpublished crime
than about wide open city, which.
the Tammany leader says, does not exist.
ROOsEVELT'S LEGACY.
- believe" said Alr Croker THAT
Frank Moss succeeded Theodore RoOse-
Welt as the president OF the Police Board.
He therefore should be familiar Win the
legacy of unpublished crimes that was
bequeathed him. tie talks OK wide open
New York. would Ike To- direct bis
attention 90 the New York of Ro1seyelt's
day and his own. with which ho seems %
be- unfamiliar He seems 20 have for
gotten that when the Roosevelt Police
Board was hunting women with ne AID
Of policemen iu hired dress suits. when
children Of tender axe We're being en-
p.0yel 90 induce saloon keepers 90 Vio-
l4ta jhe iaR. much crime was committed.
and in the hurley-burley ~ Roosevelts
regime nearly every murderer escaped.
4 FIERCE ARRANGEMENT.
When Ro0seyelts police were trying to
entrap women INFO crime. safes were
blown open. houses were looted and th-
thieves took their plumber away while the
paid guardians Of the peace were spcnd-
ing the citys money for wine AMI addn"
10 instead Of diminishing the city Grim
inal record. Thieves crawled through
scuttles undisturbed while Mr. Roosevelt
INDUCED ia sensational night "Trip
through the CITY endeqvoring 10 soea
upon members OF the uniformed f)-oe wnr
stopped walking for q minute"
During the time Theodore Roosevelt
and Frank Moss We're in the alleged PEE
form police board. 10 murders were COM
mitted and the muriarers escaped
4 SPLENDID RECORD
MIR. Roosevelt was responsible Tor ne
splendid record made by the police I'm thu
capture Of mon who sold soda water cf
sunday. He used infants ms stool pig
cons
cit was Roosevelt VINO made it possi-
bic for murder 10 De- committed md go
UNPUBLISHED. one Of the first thines he
did was 10 demoralize the detective bu-
reau so thoroughly that it was made ABB
solutely helpless
Mr.. Croker then went into the details Of
he % unpublished murders referred TO by
him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
NORF0LK'S SMALLPOX.
\ Meeting Held to Countcract Inju'
riOms ReportS Sent out.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. The citizens
held meeting Tonight 10 adops meas
ures 20 counteract the injurious effect u
false reports sen, out by correspondents
and circulated abroad Of the prevalence
of smallpox here.
Or. Newbnl. chairman OF the Board of
Health. will issue an Official statement
tomorrow branding eAagg Grated reports
as false and showing ihat ho necessity
exists Tor any city quarantniug against
Norfolk There have been only tew
cases of "a mild type. all among negroes.
covered.
Vaccination has been general and thor-
ough. the schools are an in session ana
no fears of the disease becoming epidemic
are entertained by any one here. Every
thing moves along as before the irst case
was discovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
DEATHS.

DALY.-Died. ar his residence. No. GIG
north Twenty-irst street. MICHAEL j.
DAILY. a native Of County RosCommon.
Ireland, I'm the forty-secOnd year OF his
age
Funeral from 81. Peters Cathedral
WEDNESDAY MORNING at 10 O'clock.
with a requiem high mass.
DOLAN.-Died. October Goth. at A. NJ.
THOMAS DOLAN. the oldest child OF
John f. and Maria DOlan. In the six
tenth year OF his age.
Funeral from Sacred Heart church
yesterday at $3.50 O'Clock.
GRBEN. funeral OF Mr.. j. +
GREEN. ST.. viii take place from his
street. TO-DAY "wednesday at II
A. NJ.
No doweyA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02

building OF the plant. kept every one at
bay for over an hour, and lsnoVting sew
erai employees through the winaows
Finally Lieutenant Arthur "A. lib
bets, OF Company A. Seconl regiment,
manshir was selected By the marshal to
shoot him In such a manner az to bring
him down without killing him. Tibbots
shot Hammer in the right shoulder with
a 32-caiibre rifle. when ne uIopped; re
was quickly arrested by the marshal and
taken 10 the lookup. where his wound was
dressed II was found to be not serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
A MADMAN SHOT.
4 Crazy Man with II Gun inaueufated
"a Reign of Terror and il shot.

BEAVER DAM, WIS. Nov. adam
Hammer Of this city, became suddenly
insane to-day, and securing gun, wound
ed nine men. and was finally shot him
self 10 prevent his doing further injury.
Hammer was employed in the machine
shops OF the j. S. Kowetf Manufacturing
Company lie was good worker. but
al times had spells OF supposed insanity,
the result, II is said. OF religious excite
ment His peculiar ways made him the
butt Of practical jokes. To-day some one
placed lacks on the stool on which he
worked. This angered him. He left the
shop went to a hardware store, rented a
shotgun with twenty-five shells, and
taking Va his position south OF tina main
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
70 TranSport DroOpS.

NEW YORK. Nov. Major Eiweli. OF
the quartermasters department at To
army building has issued cal for lids
for the transl Ortati9n of the Third NV
Jersey and the Twenty New lork
regiments from their respective stations
10 Athens. Ca. whore they viii he az
tsched 10 the Second Corps. The Third
New Jersey is az pompton Lakes, y. j..
where IL has been gudroing some powder
mills
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
Mrs. W. &. Matthews.
MARRIAGES.

AVERY-DTMOcK.- Married. al the dc
ard Dufield, ID. D., JAMES EDWIN
AVERY. Of New York city. and MARY
STEVENSON DIMOCK, Of Keswick.
Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
OBITt AIRY.
Miss Bette W. Gill

Intelligence wos received IN his city
Monday Of the death OF her sister, Mrs
Yesterday ol the death of Mis- Bette W.
GIN at the residence OF her sister. Mrs.
Susie A. Evans in Charles city county.
on Saturday. Deceased was we'll
known and esteemed lady Of that county.
and her untimely death Is deeply regret
ted. She was in the 22d year OF her age.
The interment was made In the buryins-
ground OF Manoah Baptist church sun
I... al taruoan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
Robert Il. Wood.

HAMPTON, VA, Nov Robert y.
Wood one of the Oldest citizens Of Hanip-
ton. died at his home last night OF para
lysis lie was stricken about two years
ago. but Tad In a measure recovered his
strength. Mr.. Wood was one OF the most
prominent Republicans IN this section,
having been Internal Revenue Collector
under President Arthur and Postmaster
OF Hampton during Harrison's admins
tration.
He leaves widow and nine children ell
OF whom are grown. one Of his sons.
Captain VIM. a. Wood. Is a member OF
the Pilots Association and another w
V. Wood. is a well-known business man
OF this place. The deceased was a mem
Der OF the knights OF Honor. The fune-
raj will take place this afternoon.
Mrs. W. &. Matthews.
LYNCHBURG. VA. Nov. Special
Mrs. w. c. Matthews was found dead
this afternoon IN small garden attached
10 her home. She had been absent from
the house for some time and after a
search. her Oldest daughter found her
lying near the garden path with her face
buried i'm the ground. Death had been
caused by heart failure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
Q a q IT q 1 Z a,
n The Kind You Have slSas Bought
' s'': i re &H0zzw


against Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Con-
sumption and other Throat and Lung
Troubles by using Or. Davfd's Cough
Syrup.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02

The picture Of war time which Lord
Dunefia draws IN his article. MY First
Cruise IN The Youths Companion for
the week OF November 18th is not unlike
some Of the scenes OF the late war with
Spain as described by the newspaper cor
respondents. This was a pleasure cruise,
but II took the author by chance into a
position OF great danger. His account or
the sensation OF being aboard 4 bonn
ho~1ei ship is vivid and intensely inter-
esting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02

~
The War Onice has issued semi
official notification. In which II says IL
does not object TO the papers announcing
military and naval preparations I'm general
terms. but points out that IL would be
"unpatriotic 20 publish specific detail ; that
nigh be useful 10 n possible foe
There is no noticeable cessation I'm Eng
land preparations and Tie officials are
confident Of the country's ability 10 meet
all emergencies. There were large ship
ments of guns shells and war stores 10
Malta and Gibraltar yesterday
Dispatches from France announce equal
activity at ToulOn. Brest and elsewhere.
France is making great preparations at
Tunis. Guns and ammunition are arriving
daily. and work is being pushed day ard
night. The idea O. said 20 cut cOmmunl-
cation between Malta and Egypt I'm the
cNent nf hostllitlDs with England.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
STOP THAT COUGH

by using DR.. David's Cough Syrup OF
pure Pine Tar. HOrehound, Wild Cherry,
etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
0'FLARHERTY IN ALBEMARLE

Richmond Young Men Open a Hotel
I'm Charlottesville.
cHARLoTTEsvILLE VA. Nov. l.
special--Mr. ID. C. o'Faherty. OF Front
Royal who IL onno,Anx conxressmsn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
FRESH AND RELIABLE

vaccine Virus at owens q Minor Drug
Companys, Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
FASH0DA WILL
BE EVACUATED,
CONTINUED from First Page)
PAPERS CATTlCNED

for new crew. expected 10 arrive In n
day or two. The Pheasant win prob
ably remain here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-02
Don't Make
Matters
Worse

by trying this
and that medi-
cine for dyspep-
STA, indigestion.
a n d nervous
ness. Take Hos
letters Stomach
Bittcrs. II goes
10 the root Of
the cause. and
cures the whole
body by curing
the stomach.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-11-23

sugar in the same way. Therefore the
shrewd old Scotchman made an arrange
ment with the sugar trust to furnish him
certain quantity of sugar daily, which
he put up in bags with the same machines
that he used for coffee. The scheme was
a great success, and the Arbuckle sugar
sprang into popularity throughout the
country.
In 1896, however, when the price Of raw
sugar went down, Mr.. Arbuckle demanded
reduction in his bills, but the Havemey-
ers laughed at him. This made the old
man angry and he resolved to put up re-
fneries Of his own and enjoy the profit
that is now going to the sugar trust. Mr..
Arbuckle started at once to build a sugar
refinery and coaxed Mr.. Stillman, the su-
gar trust manager at Boston, to become
his superintendent He put up a refinery
in Brooklyn that is now turning out 200
barrels of sugar a day, and every ounce
Of it IS packed in little Arbuckle bags and
sold in that form. Mr.. Havemeyer hired
q fellow countryman named Herman
Sielcken, from the Arbuckle factory, for
his manager, and bought out an establish
mcnt ct Toledo. which now has an output
Of 5000 bags of coffee day, and fitted
Up several idle sugar factories with ma
chinery for roasting and grinding coffee,
which he is selling as near as possible In
the Arbuckle market Mutual friends
have tried to effect reconciliation, but
1t has been impossible The German Is
Just as stubborn and determined as the
Scotchman, and each is bent upon running
the OthcrFNye