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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
POLICE RAID THE
DIVORCE MILL
Money Had Poured in in a Steady
Stream.
THOUSANDS OF CASES HANDLED.
Seventy Dollars Was Average Price
Charged for i, Decree. but i'll Some
Instances as Much as $3.50
Was Paid.
By Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Nov. lN.-The authorities
arc Still vigorously probing into the mat
ter OF the alleged Divorce MIL which
was brought TO public notice by the arrest
yesterday OF Attorney Henry zeimer
Frank Wilson, Miss Mary II. Tompkins
and Mrs. Byrde c. Herr.cls.
It IS asserted that Lawyer Ze.mer ar
ranged divorce cases so that & decree
could be obtained on evidence given by
Mss Tompkins ind Wilson, and that Mrs.
Herrick was one OF the persons who pro-
fitted by this evidence, which was. gotten
I'D for the occas on.
Ze,n,er and W-lson spent last night In
the Tor1bs in default Of $500 bail. They
are st;!l protesting their iDuoaeaoe.
Recorder Got this evening Issued a
warrant for the search OF the Offices occu-
ped by Zelme-. He also issued a. var
rant for the arrest OF ". ". Mad, son, In
whose Office Ze.ner had q desk Madison
has not yet been found.
The raid revealed the iact that the rami-
iications OF the fraud reach all over the
country, and even 10 England. Porto tssco
ard South America. documents snow ila
that the conspirato tors had handled haou-
sands of cases Within the last three years
and that money bad been poured N &c
them in 2, steady stream
On an average so was paid tor eacn
decree and In some cases as high as $50
There were photographs OF a great num-
her of women. some of them IN nnprol'ei
Dos. lions. The raid was directed by AS
sistant District Attorneys UnSer ana Cor
don who were accompanied by Detective
Sergearts Cuff and ArcNausht
ZeImer's desk was forced open hrst'
It contained hundreds of letters f~f'm
men and women all over the country
regarding the progress of 'tle,r SUITS In
stadison's desk was large col!ecuon OF
inc same nature along with thousand
or more specially prepared blanks Of In
qu!ry.
With the amount tho Client had forwarded.
md Nessrs. Tnger and Gordon took all
the papers they could find regard ng the
cases OF Hopper and Hsrrscks On which It
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

Vanderbilt has given his check for half
q million dollars to his daughter the
Duchess Of Marlborough.
The gift Is IN the nature of thank-
Offering for the Duke OF NlarloorouSh
safe return from the war in SCUM AIT ca.
The Duchess, accompanies hy tie
Duke, Is now in Paris investing the mon
ev In antique furniture and decorative
articles for the house now building Tor
her II, 1Iayfaic one OF the most fashion,
able districts of London
Not lang ago Mr. Vanderbilt gave his
daughter another half million tor the
house.
The Duke of Marlborough was one OF
the four dukes to go TO war III South
Africa Marlborough, Norfolk, RoN-
hurrha and Northumberland was the
first OF them TO volunteer.
When the Boer war began Marlbor-
ough was a lieutenant in q yeopanry
icentlemsn's home guard of cavalry
regiment called the Queens Own Oxford
shire Hussars, whose Colonel is the
trince OF Wales. With $50 of his men.
Younger sons OF country gentlemen. he
yo,un eered last December. He was
notified bv the War Office Oh the 18th OF
that month that his offer 70 serve III
South Africa as captain OF i.Lpet,ii
yeomanry was accepted. Three wsess
OF Imperial yeomanry.
. But he held higher rank III the
British army. for he was appointed last
wear Paymaster-Generai of the Forces
That was an honorary appointment. how
aver. no salary being attached to Il.
when the young Duke started FOR the
fa1d at London, newspapers poked fun at
Mn, fnr taking TO var four horses. four
snIen1id cpanisn mules. a specially built
CANE cart for going over rough roads and
tha veldt. four servants ard every de-
vice FOR comfort that could be utilized In
compact space. This elaborate equip
u1ent was contrasted with the simple
fighting outfit of hts famous ancestor.
tf1s great warrior, Duke OF Marlborough
But the Duke found the equipment
very handy and more than. once he rem
derei Important assistance with it
After about seven months Of service,
during which time ne was brave to the
point Of recklessness. he returned ''in
splendid health according to himself.
, stand with a 5agiuic Of Kruger's sever-
eigns'' The Duke. undoubtedly, has
| brought home too. large number OF
! war relics which Will help to 3seora to
!. the new house.
/ And now further honors are in store
| for the Duke. He is. 1T is declared. to
be selected for appointment as Lord Lieu-
i tenant or viceroy of Ireland in place
OF Earl Cadogan.
! The viceroy of Ireland has a salary
! OF 4S10Aonh a year. two residences and
allowances for eauipages. But 1t takes
s15o.oO0 a year more to adequately main
!, tain the dignity of his position.
1 Lord Wolseley, the Commander-in-
i Chief OF Her Majesty's forces. has been
mentioned for Viceroyaltv. but his ap-
| pointnaent is GU. OF the question on ac-
count OF his lack of both health and
wealth
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was running and the great masses Of
Heating wreckage. The Otter succeeded,
however. In saving tn crew Of the,
British dispatch boat Sand Piper, with
the option cf one man. and the weather
mcdcrating sh also saved the other
vessels mentioned.
Another hour OF the hurricane and all
would have been lost
The troops at Kow Loon who were
housed In tents and temporary mat shed
barracks were In p.tiahle blight. The
tents and mat SHEDS collapsed and the
men and animals were exposed to the fury
of the storm. The hospital roof was blown
of. bu, ther, were no casualties. An
Admiralty d.e5ge in the Canton river
was cans zsd and two of her crew were
drowned Many houses W re blown down.
causing twelve aths.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
Plaid Back Fancies.

Prices; -5c. to 81 yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

Our stock is recognized by all
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Special prices now to make quick
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
OUR FLAG TO BE
FIRST AT THE POLE
Explorer Baldwin VIII Plant the Stars
and Stripes Funniest North
in the Frozen Reg ous.
How many residents OF this city want

How many residents OF this city want
70 take 4 trip 10 the North Soie. Win
Explorer Baldwin?
One would not think that persons who
sleep IN comfortable beds, eat fresh meat
and fat turkeys. would want 70 exchange
these comforts for q rough bunk, chunk
OF pemmican, q piece Of salt pork and
hard tack. And the weather! Think OF
50 degrees below zero. an occasional
glimpse of sunlight and the rest all ice.
Yet there are number Of American
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES want 20 SO.
Sons o. them are women. who have Of
fered their srrices as cooks, house
keepers and even stenoSraphers. les,
a number OF young women. tired OF tap
ping typewriters, have applied to ES-
plorer Evelyn 3. Baldwin TO become
members OF his party In the aXpeoition
to leave this country next june
BUsHEL OF APPLICATIONS.
II Is tust one month ago that alr.
HaidwIn's project to make I determined
eftor, 70 reach the pole became known
Since then he has received bushel bas-
ket full of applIcat atoms 10 help him hnd
the pole OF these about one-tenth nave
come from women.
So far are Mr.. Baldwin's plans adj
vanced that he has sailed TOR NeWiound-
land TO look over the ground TOT marcy
mariners, arrange for dogs, sledSeS tiio
other Arctic paraDlernalia to &c secured
there.
Mr.. Baldwin, who will be In supreme
charge OF the expedition. was Win Lieu
tenant Peary in his trip OF 1875 81 Is
me,eorologsst and has been on TWO othef
expeditions. TO reporter of THIS news
paper who interviewed him JUST oeio-s
he sailed Mr. Baldwin said:
Gust when and where the expedittom
will start cannot now say, but II VIII
be next summer early, l expect, MAYBE
in June, and probably from s'ew f OFF,
I am commissioned and backed by WI
liam ziegler. who will pay all OF the eS-
penses.
'Whi,e I cannot estimate the cost OF
IT, eyped'fio1 even anoroN 'Tate!y. I
should saw 1t would be something Ike
s3ooGO. But MFR. Ziegier has set No
limit. He simply gays BE first at the
North Pole and Til foot the bills
..Now. ii I expect TO be the iirst there
must not tell my plans, for ii do
there are others who may adopt them
and reach the objective point before me
Zen American It Is my ambition 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
AMERICAN PRINCESSES.
Duchess of Mar borough to Rule the
lLmrruil Use,


E.gland's outlying territories viii soon
be ruled entirely by American women
Mary Lett /, Of Chicago. now Lady Cur
zon, OF Kedleston. is the VicereIne OF
India Next we shall see ConSuelo, the
little Duchess OF Marlborough, ruling over
tn, people Of Ireland: and gentle rule
It will be, for her Grace is very fond OF
the people Of the Emera Isle.
If the news that comes from abroad
be true. Charles Edward John Churchiil,
Duke OF Marlborough. Will soon rec i've
from the hands OF her Majesty, Queen
Victoria, the most coveted position in her
gift. Not even India has more attrac-
lions than that Of the vsce-regal residene
OF ireland. Situated In the beautiful
grounds OF Phoenix Park, the place made
HISTORIC by many occurrences, il is one!
of the most charming houses In Ireland
The Duke. was it Is said offered this
position q year ago, but just at that time
the little Duke OF s enhe1n, the s-year-old
heir to the Marlborough n lions. was
Ill; and the Duchess. who is very
devoted mother. would not allow him to
occent But now 1t is differ 1t. The
honor of The r,osit,rn appeals to her: and
she is era titled at her husbands ambition
to shine in the service of his country.
Ever since her marriage Of four wears
aso t!,e duchess has b en- a prominent
figure In london. She wore diamond
belt al the first reception given In her
honor In I london: and she gave a sum OF
money, never before eaualI d. to the
orphans of that CITY. Then the Prince
and Princess OF Wases visited her AZ
Woo1stock. and Blenhelm Castle rang
viii cheers. soon afterwards tt, Ger
man F,mperor pad short visit to the
NIsrIboroi,-ts. and was entertained at
,,1acb an Her youth. her beauty. her
m r and her tact have made her one
- tbs NOS, popular women in England
The. latest news IS that William e.
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THE PLAY STOPPED.
Italian Anarchists Failed TO Get n
Theatrical License,
fRv Associated Press. \


NEW YORK. Nov. 10.-The police re-
fused tonight to allow the Italian An
archists OF this city to give a play en-
titled "a Man Without q Country" in the
cry, because the Italians had neglected
to get a theatrical license. a number of
policemen AMI detectives stood at the
door OF the assembly rooms and turned
away all corners who had come to witness
the performance.
The play was to be In commentator
OF the thirteenth anniversary OF the
Chicago martyrs who were hanged for
their connection with the Haymarket
riot, and the proceeds from 50 cents adj
mission, which was TO have been charged,
We're to be given to Mrs. Bresci, OF Pa ter
son. wife of Gaetano BreSci, the assassin
OF King Humbert Of italy
Mrs. Bresci and her two children were
among those turned away from the hall.
The Anarchists said tonight that the
nolce had been interested in the preyen-
ton by Italian Consul Branchi.
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Mans Underwear.

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Oriental Drauaries.

Our stock of Oriental, Turkish,
nd japanese Draperies IS COM
pleta collection of frt and odd
),iental Embroitleries and ORA
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Hand Embroidered Turkish -amhre-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
TYPHO0N STRUCK HONG KONG.
Great Damage and Loss of Life Among
Native C.af,.
(By Associated Press

HONG. KONG, Nov. ia typhoon
struck the town last evening and ragged
until morning. A British river sunboat
WAS sunk. but her or W are reported 80
be safe Great damase and loss Of life
occurred among the native craft
During the typhoon the British gunboats
Tweed and F.rebrand and the coas, de-
tense sronciad Wdvern were IN great dan
ger rs they were dragging their anchors
and tho Fareb-and was shipping b avg
seas and rapidly fling.
All fred distress Signals and the Erit.s,,
torpedo boat destroyer Orte- went To
rheir assistance. II was q dangerous un-
A1tsk.nE. owing to tho furious sea thai
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
WILL PAY FREAK BET.
Bryan.s Backer Viii Perform Labo.
rinIlS Task.

This details of another election bet have
lust come to light. Under the terms OF
-bs wager, Mr.. John y. Brown. who re-
sides a. No. az South sixth Street, will
have the pleasure Of witnessing match
rolling on Broad Street between First
and Fifth Streets. the principal performer
NIr. John Claytor- Mr. Clayror agreed 10
,,usT1 a match by the ado of another match
.. distance OF four squares on Broad Street
Is Mr.. Bryan were defeated Had Mchln-
lev lost Mr. Brown would have had 10
push the match. The time OF settlement
OF the bet has not Vet been fixed, but II
win probably be carly in next week.
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EEHTLEMEH'S UNDERWEAR.
6ent!emen's furnishings,

JSn s:GfiSB , III uiStss't5S
sec. ImperiaIs. Four-in-Hans
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PLURALITY SMALL.
Poyntcr Elected by Only 60
fEy Associated Press.)

(Ey Associated Press.)
OMAHA. NEB, Nov. 10.-Nitli but two
counties to hear from, on the face Of IN
official returns, D:ztrici Republican, IS
elected Governor by a plurality of 6115 over
Governor Poynter. The rest Of the State
ticket is likely to be Republican, but it
will take the official count 20 determine
the result.
There is no change in the legislative
situation.
Ine majority of Neville Fusionistl Il
the Sixth District Is 32S. and Stark Gu
sionisD. in the Fourth, 412. This makes
the repre- sentaton of Nebraska il! Congress
unchanged-four Fusionists two Populists,
two Democrats ard two Republicans.
Mckiniey's majority in Nebraska Is
800
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
Arf Department.
fSecond door.)

tSecoAu NOUr.J
New Lace Patterns In "reminiscences.
Arabian, Russian, and Honiton Laces fos
boiero collars. jackets, and eonpiets
lace dresses.
srices. Io. :5, so to $3.50 patterns.
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we have 4 charge of this department.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
SECRETARY OF TREASURY.
Eeported That Mr.. Gage WEI Resign
illt. Post
tBy Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. le.-The Commercial
Advertiser says:
ut was announced at National Repub-
;.can Headquarters to-day that the Secre-
N :
VIII resign from the Cabinet, and that
currency VII be appointed to succeed
him.
..afr. Gage is going back to be president
ne lie First National Bank at Chicago.
1.-The announcement was positive and
from authoritative source The change Will
be made before the expiration OF the
Presidents first term.
Bootn.acks nay now do business in
Boston on sunday
New Orleans negro ''roustahouts'' T.
rnand &ia) a month
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UNDERWEAR,
The best grades known for washing aud quail
ties and at positively unapproachable prices.
ladies' Underwear

ladies' Underwear.
Ladies Ribbed Mcrino Woo,
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Ladies Swiss Ribbed Silk
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LADIES' Swiss Ribbed silk
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Denies the Runor.
nv Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Nov. m.-ssssstasy
Guse denied emphattcauy Today that tie
contemplated rasign ng from she CABINET
before the expiration OF Presidents Nc
K.niey's first term
as to rs future movements, Re said
he had not made tip his mind what he
world 90 after March 18th next
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ComfortabIes.

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DEDMEA
blankets,

1914 st-ictly All-Wool Blan-
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H.. Strictly All Wool Bian-
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Vote in kentucky.
(Rr Associated Press.)

Z >
LOUISVILLE, KY, November 11-0hl-
eial returns from all save about q dozen
counties III the State received by tho
Courier Journal. up to i o'clock tonight,
no not materially alter that papers un-
official report OF the election. Rrvan's ma
iority will nc in the retghborhoo5 OF
S.Gao, while the plurality Of Bechham for
Governor Will DC about 5,on the unofii-
cial returns from every county in the
state bling 4,sS9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
eHlLDREN's UNDERWEAR.
Children's Underwear.

Children S underwear.
Infants Ribbed Merino Wool
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Boys Strictly Non-Shrink-
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uraI, 60, rs, So, and csc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
Survey Competed.

RALEIGH. n. C.. Nov Id-The survey
OF a ship canal for the inland water route
through the North Carolina Sounds has
bsen completed. The route IS from Nor-
folk 10 Beaufort, through Croatas,. PAM
i!oo ard alherlarie Sounds, and scupper-
-ons River
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
Children's Underwear.

ChiIdren's Underwear.
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Misses Ribbed Merino Wool
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Misses Non-Shrinkins Me
r,uo Wool Vests and Pants
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Infants Non-snrinking Me
rino Wool Wrappers, so, 80
and SSc.
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ladies' Underwear.

ladieS' Underwear.
Ladies Ribbed Merino Wool
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$3.50.
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Jackets and Automobile Goats.

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Rugs and Druggsis.

,rfces s..as to $3.50 rer pair.
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For Rainy-Day Skirts.

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CORDES & MOSBY.
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Draaery Silks.

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NOVELTY SILKS.

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colo1ings.
SIS. $50. a.75 Silks. your choice. .osc.
81 Novelty Silks, entirely new effects.
.OW -..-..--.-..-''C -
75c Novelty Silks. in a bewildering as
sortnent Of new ana effective patterns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
Special.

Very Fsshionahly Made
Suits Of Venetians and Peb-
BILE Cheviots; coiors. Navy,
Brown, and Black, made
Jacket Eton; blouse and short.
tight-fttins effects; $40 Suits,
SIS: $50 Suits, $3.50.
Ask to see our Iiish-Grade.
Perfectiy-Tailored Suits at
$50, go. so. s25. S21, $40 to
$40. Entirely new effects.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
Pedestrians and Rainy
Day Skirts.


All kinds. all styles, and all at
positively the lowest prices.
A few instances:
At S2.s6-
For a good ATWOOD Kersey
Skirt; coiors. Gray and Ok
ford; actual value, 81: spe-
cial .....-....--.. .-...-....ss.3s
At S4.A9-
y much better Skirt, made OF
Kersey, nicely made, perfect
fitting: coiors, Black and OK
ford; actual value, s.; spe-
Sial.. ......... .......s4.ae
At SIS ard S5.e5--
Very Fashionably Made
Six rts Of Gouble-faced Kersey
Cheviots: colors. Oxford. Gray,
/ and Black.
At S7.e3, s9.es, to s'7. So
High-Grade Skirts, Just the
perfection OF manufacturer
skill.
SPECIAL.
We make to order in our
house,
, Pedestrian.
Ra.ny-Day. and
Dress Skirts.
Entire satisfaction and low
est prices guaranteed.