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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
SUICIDE OF A VlRGINlAN.
:. II. Woodward. Of Crew. Inhales Gas
At His Boarding House.

Yesterday Washington Post saws:
S. b. Woodward of Crewe. Va. an
ployed by w. b. Moses & Sons a. a car
pet cutter committed suicide by inhaling
gas at COS icil-etts avenue north
west, where be boarded some tmo yes
terday afternoon Woodward had only
recently come 90 this city. and little Is
known OF him here. he was apparently
about twenty-eght years old. and was
a man OF good appearance.
He was last seen alive on Thursday
by members OF the family with Nhom he
lived. Nobody knows exactly how long
he had been in his room. but YESTERDAY
afternoon about o'clock a strong smell
OF gas was noticed in the hail on tne
second floor. Il evidently came from
Woodward room, and when an attempt
was made 20 open the door d. was found
10 be locked.
Special officer T.. r. Lewis was sum
rnoned, the door opened anf Woodward 81
ufeless body found lie had evidently
deliberately planned 20 end DIS ite. A.
small rubber tube was attached to me
gas let the other end being held tart
between tho dead mans teetl
The body was removed to tho morgue.
and Coroner Carr notified. iie deemed
an inquest unnecessary.
The body viii be kept until his friends
have time % communicate with the poo
lice authorities Nothing has been heard
80 far
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
QUAY MAN DEFEATED.
DR.. Weiss Elected state Senator 10y a
Decisive Majority.

LEBANON. PA, Feb. 4-Dr. Samuel
Weiss. the anti-Quay candidate, was
nominated for state Senator at the he-
publican primary election OF Lebanon
equity tonight, defeating Dr. G, Geroe-
rich. the Quay candidate by about Low
majority
The nomination of a candidate for the
State Senator was made necessary ny 'He
resignation of j. y. $. Goblin, senator
from that district, who was elected Lieu
tenant-GovernOr ar the November eiee-
ton Owing to the existing hsht IN t"o
Pennsylvania Legislature for a succes-
SCR To Senator Quay, the nght Was lne
most bitter ever experienced I'm this
county. Both factions sent seventy lead
ers into the district TO speak for their
respective candidates and there have
been charges and counter charges of at
tcnpted bribery "a a result Of a bitter
fight An anti-Quay leader was arrested
to-day charged with bribery, but was
subsequently released on $1,000 bail. Tho
election viii be held on February 2lst,
but Dr. Weiss nomination is considered
equivalent 20 AN election.
HARRISBURG. PA. FEB. f-OnIy
2f votes were cast for United states
senator at today session Of the joint
assembly.
senator Quay received IA jerks 2, ana
John Stewart f.
There We're lN members paired. the
rest being absent OF not voting. The
convention viii meet again Monday al
noon.
LINCOLN. NEB.. Eco. 4.-The vote for
senator to-day showed no change in the
strength of the candidates There We're
a. number Of abseutces an Of whom
were paired. Tho sentiment favorable
10 a Republican caucus seems TO be grow
ing, but 30 date for the meeting has been
fixed.
SACRAMENTO CAL, Feb A. -T The
forty-third ballot for United states scnl.
tor to-day resulted I'm no change
SALT LAKE. UTAH. Feb. 4.-There IS
a strong belief to-day that the senatorial
contest IS ending and that an election
may be- looked for in a short time siy-
teen ballots to-day had no result.
DOVER. DEL. Feb. 4.-The Legislature
this afternoon adjourned until Monday
after number or frultless ballots.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
"UP TO EIGHTEEN BELOW"
Warmer in Montana-Railroad Irai-
hc Resumed in Colorado.


pr.r,rr, MONT. Feb. 4-To-day oc-
CURED the first break In the extremely
cold weather which has prevailed
throughout Montana for more IMAM a
week The thermometer ms eFyn'ne
went up 90 is below zero Last hlsht ~
registered IS in the city and 4, IN SCUM
Ruttc. This evening 10 vas down 10 = .ll
,be civ. Notwithstanding the severity
OF the weather. no deaths on account Oh
IL have been reported IN the state Oh
account OF the snow and cold. Great loss
on the cattle ranges Is feared.
DENVER. col, Feb. 4.-The weather
,,,.s fair to-day, but very cold, the mini
mum temperature being ID degrees De
Iov, zero. The Denver and Rio Grande
ana colorado Midland railways have re-
doubled their efforts 70 open their INES
,r,st of Icadyille and through traffic over
tn. Colorado Trans-C0ntinental route VIII
rfobablv be resumed tomorrow.
rhs Midland Terminal road has peen
cleared OF snow and traffic over this line
49, c~i,ole Creek was resumed to-day.
penorts received by the Denver StocA-
-. frotn all sections OF the West, in
5i-s-e hut small losses OF stock IN Colo
- f-tah and New Mexico but in
s-1rtbsrn wyoming and Montana, where
most of the cattle are on the open range
n IS feared that the losses viii be heavy
unless a change comes almost immediate
ly. .-.,. ,o,aod NTH
merchandise and two locomotives staileu
49, last Thursday was discovered on
q sid,nr with the train crew sim It's oc-
cupants. slides before and behind pennei
Il in -. ,tuh4
was the coolest for eight years in central
and northern Nebraska. the mercury
registering go below zero at valentine y
below at Beaver city and 10 below az
North Platte. There was an absence OF
wind. and Valentine, which IS the center
OF the North Nebraska cattle ranges;
reports that stock Is standing the coiu
weather well, and that there nave DEE"
no losses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Hichmond's
Citizens and other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Hichmond's
Citizens and other Matters.
The February term Of the Circuit Court
begins Monday.
Mr.. Phil b. shield IS ont after am ii-
ness o. "a week with the grip.
Mr.. ]. 4. NIcGnvray OF the Department
~ Public Instruction. is confined 10 MS
residence by indisposiuon.
Mrs G.. " Darlington was reported 20
be resting comfortably at S. Luke .
Home last night
The condition of General David 4
Weisiger was reported ass unchanged
yesterday.
The monthly meeting OF the board NJ
managers Of the Homeopathic Free Dys-
pensary will DE held ON Tuesday Fen.
eth. at half after IL O'Clock at tne bl.-
pensary.
a telegram has been received say
that Rev. l.. b. Iumbull. j.. D., was N.
tanned bv an attack Of grip. ana Wouid
not be- able 10 attend br. ttose memo
rial service.
Citizens are complaining bitterly OF ''o
condition OF the crossing at Broad ana
Shafor streets. 10 ls sucn tna- sfrt-
dificultv IS experienced IN getting Across
The regular monthly business meet.ns,
~ the Jefferson Athletic Association VIII
bc hold fu their rooms. F0WcUs Han.
next Monday night. az $50 % clock. All
members are urged 10 DE present as mat
ters OF importance Will be discussed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
" HIS OWN QUIETUS."
Illness Drives an Indiana Man TO Sui
eide In Pensacola.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Feb. "a
special 10 the Times-Union and Citizen
from Pensacola. says:
"The dead body OF James H. Pierce,
a captain Of police from Terre Haute.
Ind. was found on the bed in his room
az the Park Hotel here to-day, he hav-
ing shot himself through the head with
q pistol"
The deceased had come here by the ad-
vice of his physician 20 seek relief for a
painful stomach trouble, but grew de-
sDondent.
lie said nothing Of his intentions before
retiring last night
The shot was not heard IN the hotel
and the condition OF the body indicated
that the deed was done shortly before
daylight. He left a note stating that
money would be found sewed up IN his
shirt sleeve and requesting that his EFFECTS
be sent 20 his wife at Terre Haute.
Eighty dollars In bills was found IN his
shirt sleeve and some small change in
his pockets.
The Chief Of Police at Terre Haute
has been notified.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05

rival feuds, presents hideous spectacle.
Best only for a time, when Providence
recalling the avenger. from the Engish
court. Macbeth meets a bloody far too
honorable end at the hands of Macdun.
The moral OF the play is far-reacnlng
I'm it's effects. and so closely are we ID
sympathy with the principal characters
that their end. though fitting and de-
served. nils US with profound sorrow
The tragedy written little after the
coronation, was produced about the year
1896 and met with truly royal favor.
At the Academy OF Music on February.
the thirteenth, Or. Stafford viii by the
magic OF his genius. evoke tho unhappy
Macbeth from the shades o. the past
The local Shakespereans are impauenuy
counting the intervening days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
A SCIENTIST HONORED.
Mr. Charles \. Schrott Receives the
French Academys Prize.

WASHINGTON. Feb. AT O'Clock
this afternoon President Mckinley nce-
scnted to Mr. Charles A. schrott chief
off the comDutins division of the United
States Coast of Gcodtic survey tbe prize
recently conferred upon him B.. The
Academy of France.
The presentation took place ia the DE
hrary oil the Executive Mansion ~ the
presence of Superintendent Pretcnett Of
the Survey and about twenty-five OF the
associate officers. This prize Of 400
francs was founded by an Englishman
about tWo years ago and was 60 be con-
ferrod by the Academy on amy person boo
amy corltry whose discoveries I'm science
or whose original INVESTIGATIONS had been
most valuable and had contributed most
90 human knowledge. in the direction Of
mathematics. mechanics. physics. chem
istry. of geology. The Academy after
due consideration conferred the prize ON
Mr.. schrott for his investigations into
the laws of terrestrial magnetism.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05

REFLECT SOUTHERN SENTIMENT
Its Editor and COntributors-Seve
Virsinians Among the Latter.
prisoners OF Hope" Re
viewed at Length.

The first number of a new Southern
Magazine. published in Baltimore Md,
appears in February quarterly TO be
modelled after the Edinburgh Review
and 20 reflect Southern opinions and
continent. The editor. Mr. Herbert b.
Simpson, n rising young lawyer or
Baltimore. will be assisted by an able
stan of Southern writer's. Mr.. Stmp-
son Is known 10 the literary world as the
author Of tine clever historical novels:
1.-THE Regeneration. a story reviewed IN
the Times about two years ago, and "a
Tory Maid. published IN lS9S In both
books the scene is laid On Maryland, and
while the last IS a tale Of the Revolu-
dion the first tells OF the years immedi-
ateiy following the South's great and
glorious struggle I'm the civil war
Mr. Simpson sounds no uncertain note
on the subject OF States rights. and Nir-
cuaus may rely upon his magazine as
expressing the Souths view in Federal
politics. II Is called THE Conservative
Review" s name very appropriate for
am organ Of Southern opinion, as the
South IS the conservative section or the
United States. not having outgrown Old
beliefs ana principles social and pohd-
cal. as seems TO be the case IN some
quarters The subscription for the quar-
te-lv IS placed at the moderate sum or
s. co 81 year. or 70 cents number A hrm
nu4rrlaI footing. b. is believed. BIAS been
secured Tor the Review Company when
has been Incorporated. and there is every
prospect of success it The Southern
reading public will extend their patron
age % So praiseworfhy an underthNinS-
The Conservative Review VIII pe most
welcome. We feel sure 90 that iarse class
I'm our section who are not sallsieu ~
rake au their periodicals from Nol ."9' !"
publishing houses, where the eIlloi l l'.-
point OF view so often clashes WIN 'n, ..,
most cherished convictions. ana u ,'
49,. H.. long we are assured If our pub
M. srs+ains mis- quarterly. before 4 VIII
b. abre to give good prices for all con-
tributions accepted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
KAISER AFRAID OF ANARCHISTS.
He Has Instructed His Chiefof Police
To- Measure Thcm 10y BcrtillOn System

Tho Emperor William SIS an enemy 90
anarchy. He has decided TO stamp 10 out
OF Germany. and with that end I'm view
has adopted the n8ertiilon system or
measuring anarchists Tho measure
ments are 10 be carefully placed on Tile
and as soon rs "a suspect crosses the Dor
der he Will be measured 10y the system
and if mis- lines are found 10 correspond
with those on record. he will be arrested.
The Emperor has introduced the Ber-
tillon system throughout Germany and
has instructed the police authorities 20
famliarize themselves with IT, Otner
countries may make anarchists feel at
home. but the Fatherand viii eXpei
them.
In adopting the Bertiuon system the
Emperor has taken a step toward the
International Identification of criminals
which was founded by Alphonse Bcr-
tilon in 1883. BertiilOn In that year
invented n system of man measurement
which he called Bertilion's anthropo-
metry, n system by means of which pris-
oners could be Identified and arrested
beyond an mistake.
This system was soon made general
IN France where &c was found of the Mt
most practical benefit. but IL was some
time before other countries adopted IT,
u was Immediately taken mp in
limited way i'm the United States and
was used hy private detectives DO con-
uecuon with foreign criminals. they
applied 10 upon suspected persons who
had been measured by the Beruiion sy,-
tenn abroad and by carefully following
out It's details they were able 90 DO "a
lreat deal OF skilful detective work.
Between 1888 and 1900 private detectives
worked 50 sklfuny upon tho Beruilon
system chat the private detective SER
vice OF the United States became known
an the world over.
private detective. IL may be stated
is q man VINO works upon what the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
"a AgninaIdo an Exnansionist.

WASHINGTON. FEB 4-AguinaldO has
broadened his claims or at least his
agent here. Agonclllo. has done so Tor
him.
In another one 81 the series OF COM
munications which ne has addressed 70
the State Department Aguinaldo asserts
his jurisdiction 20 an OF the Philippine
group.
This IS a notable extension. as hereto
fore there was nothing 10 snow that ne
spoke FOR anything more than he laGais.
and even though there may have an intl-
nation that the Nisayas, or central
group. was part OF the Philippine con-
federation. this Is certainly the first time
that any suggestion has been made
touching the Suiu Archipelago
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05

Robert Louis stevenson would nave
died less TRANQUILITY could he have lore
seen that Samoa. the chosen home or
his genius. would soon DE disturbed oy
international disputes. His eyes "oula
have dwolt less regretfully upon We
s.1snds that liz so Isolated In the midst
Of The peaceful Pacific had ne k tOwn
,bat in few years. modern s'ltuoc
,so1,id carry modern inventions 70 the
samoan Islands making them OF sucn
s,ai,'e fbat nations would dispute over
their possession. clio f,,-
49, ri Samoa. and knowing that Ter
many and the United States ana Eng
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Nrti,e jefferson,

Mr.. Frank j. Bramhall, OF Chicago In
charge OF the advertising department OF
the general passenger and ticket office.
and Mr.. Joseph s. Han. district passen-
ger agent OF the Michigan Central raii-
road, OF Detroit. are 40 the JsNcrsoni
also Mr. and Mrs. l.. e.. dortlns. N
Tumberton. Va Mrs. g.. O.. i.nhOts. Ar
ard Mrs. Theo. Kitchen. and Mss
Kitchen. o. Philadelphia: Nj p. b Mar.
tin, a prominent lawyer 0: Wilmington,
y. C; Nr. and Mrs. Iovi,t, Q, Yarmouth.
Nova scotia: Mr.. and Mrs z. A Thsyer
OF Pueblo. Col Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan X.
Stevens, OF New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
MAY CUT CABLES.
Military Commanders Have the Right
10 Do 80 I'm an Enemy's Waters

Military commanders have the ktght
20 DO 80 In All Enemy's Waters
WASHINGTON. Feb. 4--Attorney-Gen
eral Grigss. In decision orndered to-day
upholds the right Of a military comman-
der % cut a cable within the territorial
waters OF an enemy without making his
country liable h damages. The question
arose on the cutting by Admiral Dewey
az Manila Of tho cable OF the British
Eastern Extension. Australasia Asia and
China Telegraph Company. who filed a
claim with the State Department for
$4,000 damages.
Attorney General Griggs finds that
under the law OF nations there Is no
ground for q claim for indemnity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
TWENTY-EIGHT HEROES.
The Civil Promotion Board Recon-
mends Them for Gallant Conduct.

mends Them for Gallant Conduct
WASHINGTON. Feb. f.-rhe civil pro-
motion board had recommended only y
naval officers for promotion Tor eminent
or conspicuous conduct in battle or eN-
traOrdinary herolsm during the late war.
,rho board is composed ~ Admiral
sicard Matthews and Norton, with En
sign III. smith, as recorder and has been
steadily al work on the records OF the
officers since September 18TH last They
also considered the reward OF marine Of
6cers and bestowed eight 0reyets being
aided In that part OF the work by tho
colonel cOmmaudant. The findings OF
the 5oard do not take into account The
cases of any officers whose services have
been heretofore recognized by tho Navy
Department Thus the list includes none
OF the commanding officers and execu-
tlves Of Dewey OBJ SampsOns neets who
were i'm the Two great battles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
MRS. PLACES DOOM.
viii Meet Death in Electric Chair
Unless Sentence is Commuted.

SING SING. y. Y, Feb. 4-warden
Sage to-day notified Mrs. Place. the
Brooklyn murderess. that the Court Of
Appeals had refused 70 grant her a new
trial and that she would have 20 meet
death IN the elcctric-chair, during the
week beginning March "a.
When Mrs. Place heard the news she
cried bitterly II her sentence IS not com
muted she VIII be the first woman IN this
State 90 die In the electric-chair, and the
first woman since 1sSl 90 pay the penalty
OF death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05

NEW YORK. Feb. 4-Man and passen-
gers that left Havana az . O'Clock on
Thursday morning arrived Ia New York
this evening. the quickest passage be-
tween the Cuban capital and the mctropo-
lis vet on record. This was achieved by
the Plant system. which. recognizing tho
necessity for quick and good connections
between Cuba and the United States has
greatly improved and accelerated its
service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
MACBETH PORTRAYED.
Or. stafford TO Appear at the Academy
February 18th.

A a contrast the character OF Macbeth.
affords the spectacle OF a brave warrior
and loyal subject. sub1ugatet by the
witcheries or the sisters three. In
bloody and superstitious age. Il IS easy
10 explain their powerful influence over
the weak mind OF Macbeth. From his
first meeting with the witches, ambition.
alIylng itself with uuhallowed desires
gangs like q Scottish mist about his rea-
son. and vice nnds Ia him ready vo-
tary.
Beginning his career OF crimes by ths
murder OF his guest and king, his guilty
soul II soon stepped IN the noblest Z
scotlands blood. The country, q prey tc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05

hO1fI resiience No. east Leigh street,
gfoI IL q. ROSS; aged thirty-three.
Eninersl viii take place from -.
Narv's catholic Church SUNDAY al {
y n Friends and acquain,ances In
interment AZ 81. Marys Cemetery
~, - connty' February 3, 1879. RICH
ARD 81. TURNER; aged seventy-ssven
'r,rsv,i from Deep Run BAPTIST church
yss-.rSsv afternoon az o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
CANADIAN CADETS.
Finy-Six From Toronto TO Travel
Through Our Borders 10 Florida

TORONTO. ONT. Feb. 4-Cheoring
crowds lined the streets when the 10
ronto cadets, hf;y-six strong, preceded
by their ME and drums corps playing ma
tlonal airs and carrying flags, marched
10 the Union Station to-day, where they
took train for Florida The Pullman car
in which the cadets travel was dr1ped
with flags, the Union Jack on the one
s.de and the Stars and Stripes on the
other. The boys expect 10 reach Tampa
on Tuesday morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05

A handy attachment for the new rub
h.r-fire roller skates has been patent
al ~ n CHICAGO inventor. consisting or
> small bell secured 70 the heel OF ono
a,afe with the roller placed Just above
ne level 81 the pavement so that
slight upward turn Oh the zoe ''fo''e'
fhe roller and rings the bell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
The Association Wins.

ATLANTA. GA, Feb. 4-Ths apPliea'
tion for a receiver for the Atlanta bullo:
ing ard Loan Association. made several
laws aro by Malcolm Johnson was to-
day denied by Judge Lumpkins.
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FOR SALE.

16 1-3S ACRES COFFEE LAND AT
HONOKAA. acres in full bearing, 3
acres planted with trees from 1 to 2
years old. Over 200 Alligator Pear
trees, with other fruits, oranges and
peaches, and about 500 Banana trees.
This land is all fenced and there is
also a 20x20 building, containing a cof-
fee pulping machine, etc, on property.
A bargain.
5272 Address Y. L., this office.
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Commercial and Trsvelerrg' Letters q
Credit issued. available in al t.
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San Francisco. California.

The attention OF those
having capital 10 invest is
called 10 the fact. that no city
in the United States or prob
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offers better opportunities 10
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than does the city of San
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time.
A great many reasons can
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| offer my experience and
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INTEREST allowed after Joly L.
1898. on nxed deposits: , moosAs 3 -
cent: months ~ Per eca;: - 0ua1AD
per cent
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ChiIdren'S Photos

Are rhe hardest OF all to make well
Until you become accustomed to the
task Mothers tell us we are at our
best when making photos Of the little
onea Our quaint, unique poses-fatth-
ful n&enesses-and dainty style OF IN
fishing photos find favor in every
mothers eyes.
Preserve baby's pretty face In one OF
Williams photos.
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SAN FRANCISCo-Thc Nevada No
tionai Bank of san Francisco
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CHIcAGo-McrchantS' National Dnnnr
PARiS-Crcdit Lyonnais-
neutrality-suspicious. Bank
uONGkONG AND YOKOHAMA
HongkonE and Shanghai Haak31o
Corporation
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank OF New Zealand
VICTORIA AND vANCoUvER-BanA
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lTulS0Cl 0 Gelsrul B1lklll ! tIcnUR DUnn
Deposits Received Loans moAo -
Approved Security. Commercial 90
Travellers Credits Issued BlllD @
Exchange Bought and Sold
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY 40
COUNTED FOR