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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
PHILIPPINE TARIFF BILL.
Question of Control of san Jose Medi-
culCuiiege.
tBy Associated Press.l

MANILA. Dee. 47-rhe Philippine Com
mission mas completed the tariff bin and
mailed it 10 Washington for approval. Inc
decision of the commission Will be made
pubic Monday
ra.. first question dealt with by the
COMMISSION affecting an issue between the
gburc.l ana the United States Government
f.-,f.,tker the control of the san Jose
lTsIie1i college is vested in t.ie ,i"verE-
rpent or in the church. The college was
established by bsoruest in the seventeenth
century. and the Jesuit ORDER was gwen
lis control. Wnen the authority o. the
Icsl1its in the Philippines ceased the span
III, Government assumed direction ef Use
college. and later permitted the 3"niiit'-
"a, order 10 conduct san Jose Cole-e 'tS
TART Of the University Of Santo Tfna
Following the American occupation,
representative of the people insisted ths'e
tho college under the treaty OF Paris.
came into the control OF the Cnttea
states. ana ought not to be controlled o9
the church.
The church authorities claimed the
church had full legal possession.
General otis finally closed the institu'
The tirst hearing took place shortly
after the commission arrived Afeh-
bishops Chappeil, and NozaIetse made tfe
presentations of the church'S POSITION
ri the commission decides THAI the con
troll is vested In the Government HUGH
| ton y considered probable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
The Emperor strenuously Opposing
Their Reduction.
BRITISH INCREASE GARRISON,
.1Iyin. Column TO Scour Country Be
tween Tien Tsin and Van. Tsun,
in View of Report of Engage
ments VI 18th Boxers.
More Towns VIII
be Destroyed.
(By Associated Press.)

PEEkIN. Dec. 2.-El Hung Chang ana
Prince Ching. the Chinese Peace Commits
sioners. have heard from the Emperor.
Kwang su. Prince ,.uug called on the
former for consultation, remaining for
over an hour.
The Court objects strenuousiy to redue-
ing the forts and also to allowing per-
mausnt legation guards. which, it seems
to think, could be made sufficiently large
at any time it was desired, To menace
the Court Itself
After the conference it was decided TO
hold further communication with the
Court before seeing the ministers.
The British have Increased their garri-
son at Yacg Tsun by one hundred men.
with horses and three guns
FLYING COLUMN
\ flying column of 1,6do cavalry will
Scour the country between Tien Tsin and
Yang Tsun, in obedience 10 Marshal Won
WaIdersee's orders to be on the alert IN
view OF the French report of an engage
meut with 2,5O0 Chinese troops
CoIouel Tullock's regiment Will return
to destroy the towns he recently held.
This action is owing 70 the fact that it
has been discovered that a number OF
Boxers rrquesti0nably made. them their
headquarters. me Brtt1Sa authorities say
they do not expect serious trouble from
the Boxers mainly because they lack
arms Fortunately the Chinese Govern
meut feared to trust them with arms lest
Il rebellion against the dynasty be under
taken Otherwise the danger might hStve
been serious
FOUND DEEND.
British soldiers have been found dead
outside. the Temple of Heaven with bull
lets in their heads. The murders are
believed to have been committed by Chi
ness.
!. detacllraaat OF the Sixth United States
C,avalry Twelfth lufansry and FIFTH <fi-
tillery will leave tomorrow to investigate
the reported burning of native Christians
by Boxers. a reported by Rev. Mr. het-
lev the Presbyterian missionary,
The expedition will be commauded by
E.ieuterant-CoIoneI Theodore Wiut. OF the
Sixth Cavalry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
ROBBED HIS WIFE,
THEN SLEW HER
TmsIey Represented Himself as
Wealthy, but Mas Exposed, and
Murder Followed.
(Hv Associated Prcss.l

LOS ANGLES, CAL, Dee 21--John W.
shot and killed his wife. Anna
p. Tinsley, on the street to-day. and then
sen, bullet into his own head, dying
instantly
The couple were married at Won bureh'
Ark. January 26th, this year. Tinsley
represented himself as possessed oL
Dropertv in Helena Mont. to the value
Of S750so. His wife had $3.50 in cash and
house and lot valued at S4.0o5 in Jackson,
Tenn This latter her husband induced
her to sacrifice for 81 O0o a few days after
marriage the expenses OF which were de-
frayed by Mrs Tinsley.
From here they went to Mineral Wells,
Texas. and later reached Excelsior
Springs. No There Tinsiey induced his
wife to transfer TO him the $ltp that re
uafned of her money and told her he
must go 10 Helena to settle up his alLaifs-
TOOK HER RING.
After his departure she found that ne
had also taken a. diamond ring and stud
valued at $40 She received 4 telegram
from him later dated Los Angeles. III
which he acknowledged that he had de-
ceived her in regard TO his wealth, ana
that She would see him TO more. She foi-
lowed Elm here, but III the meantime he;
had departed for M0nnett, Mo TWO
weeks later he returned 10 Los AnSeEeS'
ana an arrangement was made wherein
he gave her a draft oa an Arkansas bank
for S325 and promised 10 make other repa-
ratiou She sent the draft for collection
ana it was returned with toe statement
that the money to TinsIeys credit had
been withdrawn ny telegraph.
On the 2ist OF this month MIS-. firs.ey
flied suit against her husband IN lie SUI
pericr Court TO recover he Si.l5n f.audu-
IertIy obtaincd from her. and bitterness
over this suit ard the troubles ieadins NJ
10 ii evidently caused the double t1aseGy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
Killed Dy Il Blow.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Timcs

Especial Dispatch 10 Inc l imCS.)
BLACKSTONE. VA, Dec. 2T.-Mr. j. II.
Robertson died Christmas Day from the
effects Of BLOW which he received whiie
in a difficulty with Mr.. j. II. Munford, OF
this place. Mr. Robertson was drinking.
and was struck a severe blow on the head
10y Mr. Munford with a piece OF plank,
and was knocked down.
AIR. Robertson started home late in the
day. but died before reaching home. To-
day Drs Atkins and Bryant made q post
nlorten examination of the body and re-
ported that ]. II. Robertson died from
the effects of some external force on the
head. The coroner's jury rendered a YER
dict that Mr. Robertson died from Inc
effects of falling or from the blow IN
ficted bv the hands of j. II Munford.
MIR. Robertson lived about three miles
from here. and was employed to supeiia-
tend the mill of Mr.. e. w. Jones
Mr.. Munford WAS hailed in the sum OF
81 COO 10 appear before the grand jury Of
the next County Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
THE CHILD FOUND.
aIrs. Miller and Her Son were on'S
Six uilcS From indianapolis.

(Ev Associnted FftSsl
rEnI,\APoJfS. IND. Dec 2s-S.duey
NiiIar tha seyen-year-oId son OF Samuel
- nrfi1or md grandson of former United
sfaras Attorney-tsener,t w Fl Miller,
who vas kfdnarDed by his mother last
evening. was recovered early to-day by
:. urs Miller ana the chi!2 were found at
r,urance, six miles east of ;he city,
.s1srr, in the home OF a man named Mar
shan. where Trey had eotained lodging
fo- the night Ifhe police ,reaehed the
~, child. and was iloa placed under ar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
E HAZING INQUIRY.
The Sw,ing Process Dreaded More
Than All.
fRr Associated Press. ]

WE2S1porNT, \. y. Dec. 2t-There
was ann usually large attendance Of
spectacle Z t l9otn the morning and after
room sespns of the Military Court of In
Guily au?e Military Academy today
Hoface Rooz. a civil engineer of But
falG Wa witness.
HIS te,mony was principally refuta-
tor of he statement made about ms
bro her. primer Cadet Boo2. He said Os-
car waslot untruthful and he was any
thing bua coward.
C:det Eil4is G. Peace. OF North Caro-
lima sa! he knew former Cadet Breth
anJlsawlim hazed in the tent of eX-Cadet
Be5r ircalnp in 1881.
IL wness said
,.laot a letter from Breth about s1x
mons ,fter he left here In it he said
tnathc mad been suffering from sickness
ali he time ne Was in camp. He had
hop Il get better in barracks, but ala
not
'Ithtre any hatred or feeling in eX-
isten between first class men and fourth
clasnen?'' asked the General.
..I1n,t believe there is any feeling on
the ri Of the first class men against
fourt class men, but there may be on
the 1T of fourth class men against the
upperlass. This may be accounted Tor
bv thtreatalent of the lower class, put
This flag wears away when cadets are
advand to the third class
pea, Went on 10 say shat he DID not
cons!d exercising brutal.
The itness said there were some men
who vi to haze more than others ana
others.emeti TO be without the faculty
OF judsg wilen {, man had enough
Cadet~altzr H. Lee, of North Saroilna'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
KILLED BY THE TRAIN.
Walked Up and Movcd From the Track
Once. Negro Ecsumcd His Nap.
III. 10 rln ,Iim,:

Once. Negro L.cSuntch iis Nap.
Especial Dispatch 10 The TimcsJ
CLOVER. VA, Dee. 27-The insatiate
thirst for strong beverages prompts
many to make pilgrimagcs along the rail
road tracks from Clover which is a dry
town, 10 Randolph, which is wet. In
consequence there has been one death
and one serious accident. On Tuesday,
18th. Il colored man, named Booker
Pucket, made the tour down, and WITH
some wliskoy i'll his pocket and a great
dead in his stomach, became weary ana
obivioua to danger and in drunken
state laid on the track the cnSince:
of the southbound passenger afternoon
train saw him and stopped and moved
him off b,t the northbound train, under
fun head of steam. and down srade~couid
not stop and killed the negro Instantly
on Monday. 24th, lra Pollard, son OF
Nr lin Pollard Of this place, was max
ing the same trip and in like conditions
had fallen on the side Of the track; the
southbound local freight III passing
struck him on the side Of the head, which
injured him seriously, but It IS not
thought TO be fatal.
There was a double wedding at Locust
Grove Farm near here. Wednesday, 26th
Mr.. Benjamin S. Smith took as his bride
Miss Anna l.. Moorehed. and Mr.. W. Il.
Hawkins also welded Miss Molie B.
Moorefield. Rev. G. O Mead officiating
There was a large company present, and
after the ceremony the wedding party
indulged in festivities until a late hour.
Episcopal services were held here on
Christmas day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28

We feel thdt we are on holy ground,
and We assure the people o. this fair
cay th7i we VII carry 70 our distant
homes pleasant thoughts and happy re-
membranes of the kndnesseS extended
% US BY fir&in!ans-
Mr.. G. Z Glenn, State Commissioner
OF Education, % Atlanta, WIS next called
upon by the chairman and responded ell
oquently 10 the addresses that had pre-
ceded him. He sad that he was glad to
breathe once more the air of Virginia to
be in her capital aty, and to associate
once again with her sons.
Mir. Gem referred to the increased ap-
preparation IL the southern states for
educational purposes as 4 very hopeful
sign, and expressed himself as satisfied
that the South would not be backward
in the great work OF the education OF
her. sons.
Superintendent OF Pubic Institutions j..
6. Calhoun OF Louisiana, followed Mr.
clam. He asked that the Southern
States work in cooperation and present
= united front 10 the rest OF the world
He asserted thai this was the only way
10 make If what it once was in the early
fa,.s of thr i..ljnr
a This noinf Nr. Hill surrendered the
chair and eavel to President H. Z. Full
ION. chancellor. or the University OF Mis-
.iSsirni WIN thereafter took charge Of
the convention HIS annual address was
.;,ar.y, it.,,, ,f tha programme. and was
In M a. roIle,ys:
s5p FT-ITON SPEAKS.
..-r-I,o cn,,ti,.,,, rg,l,,ra+inn,,l Association.
...I,,. =, ,,,.,.t;,,.. within The
- ~ ++'is a~and Commonwealth Of
,,rginja ana saGciolIy fortunate in being
,ha a,la.,+ ~ ne -,fs;ori. citv OF Richmond
..,r-},, ,sa..i,+il,,, ,,o,,,.esents the consoli-
..,.,,I -, ~ ,s1os,. ,,ho Know the spe-
nv @r3ye educational problems that
t.aI.ne "a ms o,rr NJ Inc Union: of those
,,Fa IN ,atiaI,ca work and hone and pray
for 4haf,, alorious soiution: coming into
l,..,a,,ro Ten ,,a,,~s asg the Association
80. ,,.,ti7srcd stra,,cth and given out help
a., n12yey ,,itl aa5.,' succeeding year
.6r an tho ,aried problems awaiting
,r,r cans4deratign there are two which
fo. snaria reasons, demand immediate
t1c,.aat 9nl a;.tion ON the part of all whose
[nr.siar1t looks "a the advancement Of
nc social and material interests Of the
Sart3 TaitI,er Of tlese problems has in
NJ, ,.,+;a-,I In Tho dasultory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
SCARE AMONG DEPOSITORS.
Runs Made on Several Banks III Baiti-
more.
(By Associatc1 Fress.)

BALTIMORE. Dec. 27.-A scare among
tilnid dcpositors of the several savings
banks Of the city resulted to-day from
the failure, on Wednesday. of the Old
Town Bank Runs occurred on nearly all
the savings institutions, but the most
noticeable were upon the Savings Bank
Of Baltimore, the City Savings bank' ana
the Hopkins Place Savings Banks. CROWDS
of persons were assembled upon the side
walks in the vicinity of these banks long
before bank hours this morning, and
the doors were opened before the usual
hour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
Irregularities in Cuba.
lBy AssociateA Prcss.l

v,sIIlSc:TON, Dec y7,-The Senate
.f,nr,n,ittae on Relations with Gts,a prob
NV will meet Immediately after the eX-
rir.,tfon OF the holidays for the purpose
- f,,r,her considering the question OF II
rar,,larities under the CUBA service. as
directed by the resolution o. iass ssS'ssoi';
The Lawshe report mace 10 SER SEE. sass % %
root has not been received by the
1,,,,,-,,ittee. Those who sitve become fa-
altar witt, the report say tnat 1t con
St.,;us; very little information that has not
z.,ireaav been given to the pubic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
of the firm said I'll:
-, lines would be within Sla,too
MYSTERY IN SHOOTING.
.ewomar." Figures i'll Strange o'se
hut Suicide is Htn'eu.

1~n1ASSPofIs. IND. Dec. 27-Wii-
,,l.1, lnplfN-s = smythe. secretary o. the Grand
Lodge q the ,.s STATE It ts %as Masono Iaa5 e
-.,.->,yi,sr shortly after noon to-day. Ii is
53slieveI he cannot live Mr.. smytne
AIMS a woman did the shooting. out the
police have - far been unable TO ioeSite
Lewis \. Coleman. an attorney. found
him shortly after he was shot lying IN ~ I
pool of b.ood on the floor. When tne
police arrived SInythc was IN q sefll-Spa. COZ.
scious condition. but was able TO say 'HS,
he was seated at his desk when q osonae
woman entered his office and asked TO use
the telephone lie said she had been N
several times before: that the last caE. IT
rftated hin, and he refused her request,
and that she then drew revolver FROM
the bosom of her dress and fired.
His sons said that while the.E t;itlier iltts
been very despondent at times during the
past wear they were unwilling 70 believe
ne had attempted his own Efe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
HULL CONFIDENT.
Thinks Differences on Coming Bill viii
be Easily Adjusted.

WASHINGTON Dec. 27.-RepresentaJive
HULL. chairman of the House Committee
on Military Affairs, apparently does not
share the fear expressed in some quarters
that the army reorganization bill VIII fail
at this session of Congress and that
makeshift temporarily continuing the
present provisional army viii have to be
resorted to.
II have canvussed the situation in the
Senate. said he. 'and [ believe that the
differences between the two houses upon
the measure Will be adjusted within
week after the bill goes to conference
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
Drcyfis Asks an Inquiry.

PARIS. Dec 27.-Dreyfus has written
to the Premier NJ. Waldeck-Rousseau.
chasing as another falsehood the recent
statement of NJ Henri Rochefort that he
Dreyfus) had sent to Emperor William
of Germany in 1S!N a letter stolen from
the German Embassy at Paris and which.
annotated by the Emperor. constituted
formal proof of the crime Tor which |
have been wee Gujussiy condemned.
and asks that an inquiry be ordered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
= Mysterious Death.
especial Dispatch to The Timcs.l

VERNON HILL. VA. Dec 27.-Billie
Fletcher. about 80 years OF age, died
CHRISTMAS afternoon. He stated before
hi, daath that some unknown party met
hin, Monday night and severely beat him,
Tins causing his deatI Tuesday morn
Ing there was pistol ana >nife found in
rhe road near the place where the beating
n..,s done. and the knife was Very bloody
DR. NJ. E. aicDonnald WIS called in and
nronorlnccd his case very critical. No
cornnar', inquest was held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
ECONOIC ASSOCIATION.
The TaxatioDr Quns:-PuhIic Corpo-
rafiis Discussed.
OBJ ssociatcd Press

DETROIT, NH. Dee. 21.-.'The Taxa
ton of QuasiPnIic Corporations was the
subject discuse at the initial session "t
the Thirteenth nnual meeting OF the
American E'onmic Association in the
convcnt:on hi { the Hotel Cadillac mere
to-day.
There wereno relaminaries, out as soon
as the lGour rrivd for the session TO pc
ein Richard /. FL. Ill. D., president OF
the associa'tin, announced DR.. Frederic Z.
Howe of Ceevclaid, O., as The first es-
sayist.
Frederick !. ,Judspn, of ST. Louis. Mo,
read the sc1nd paper ON the subject
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
The wheat Crop.
.1 D.At-r

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21-rhe statstican
of the Department OF Agriculture esti-
mates the United States wheat crop OF
1qo0 al 80 229. .5G5 bushels, the area actual
lv harvested being L., ::So,:ss5 acres, the
average weld per acre being 1229 bushels,
The production OF winter wheat Is es-
ti,natad at 3yo,o25, 40a bushels, and that Of
s,-;na wheat at L., .096 bushels. the
= raa actually harvested being 2622aa55,S 50.
acres in the former case and 1928, iSS
acres in the latter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
BOcrS Arc Active.
lEy AssocIa,cd Press. J

LONDON. December 27-Thc following
dispatch from General Kitchener was
received from Pretoria, under to-day $
trhrrsday'sj date:
yesterday 90 Bocrs attacked small
police pos, near Boksburg. The police
CALAMITY drove them off before reinforce
mcnt:s from Johannesburg arrived. The
Boers damaged the mining machinery IN
the neighborhood.
''rbe Beers attacked Utrecht at 2 o'clock
this morning aud were driven off.
TIE Boers held up u train three miles
west ef Pan and were driven off.
The eastern force OF Beers, in Cape
Continued on Second Pase}
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
THE STUNEGA RIOT.
The Row Grew On, of a Dog Fight
Seven Wounded.

especial UiSp0tch 10 INc FIm0S.l
BRIsToI.. TENN. Dec. 2.-Details Of
the holiday riot between natives and ita'-
ians at Stonega Va. have reached here.
The riot was caused by dog tl2ht- | mere
tions for a little willie. Winchesters were
Three Italians ana seven natives We're
wounded and George Bruce. a West n
sinian. aged thirty-four years, was kttiea,
Bruce. whose ren!uias were shipped 10
Thomas. West Virsnia, today, is sur
vived by his widow and two Iitt!e cli!-
dren. He was not engaged III tlle ,iIlt li2,,
M,r was thirty yards away, when a bullet
from an laIian gun pierced his abdomen
,rae officers hurried the Italians 10 WISE
VA for fe-heeping. as there was q
strong sentiment among TIE noiFt2ineefs
in favor Of 4 lynchinG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
HOPE TO FLOAT THE HOMERIC.
Her Entire Cargo is Being Dumped
Into the Sea.
(Er Associated prcSS)
(By Associated Press.)

MIAMI. FLA. Dec 27.-The steamer re
ported ashore south of Miami. in last
nights dispatches, is the Homeric, Of Bal
tin1ore. laden with coal for Mexico The
heavy seas prevented the wreckers from
approaching her until this afternoon. The
entire cargo is being dumped into the sea
They hope TO hoat the vessel by to-mor-
row nOnu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
a Sicyclist Murdered.
fSpeciai Dispatch 10 The Times }

uANTf TON. \. C., Dec. 3.,-Constable
:. n Bethany passed through town this
ayensner on his way TO WGilinmston tthe
cnnntv seat of Martini, having in custody
= voi1ng negro Who SHOT end instantly
k1ied {, young white man named Edmonds
,.este erc,ay about noon, just seven mites
from Hamilton, in the pubic road leading
TO Palmyra.
E,dmonds was riding a 5hieycle When he
was Shot with i shotgun. the load cntcr-
ing his head near the temple ana passing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
SUMMARY OF T0-DAY'S NEWS.
Local

local
EDUCATORS In session
VIII pay church debt.
State vatinarians meet
Fined for Sunday sales
-tuck e taken to Carolina
Teachers ut Governors mansion.
State.
Dog saved TWO lives in Portsmouth by
giving alarm OF tre-
esty to his Wife
Nero man killed by d train
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
STORY UNF0UNDED.
Democratic Organization Nor Norh' 'n@
to Kcuoininatc Bryan.

CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-Clraries H. Walsh,
of Iowa. secretary Of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, arrived here to-day -
assist in arranging Tor the meeting OF the
National Executive Committee in January.
Regarding report circulated to the
effect that the present organization of the
Democratic party is pannins to make
William j Bryan the Presidential candi-
date IN 1904. he said
::.l,nere is no founaation for such i
story =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
n Sweeping Denial.
o. AssaeiaseA rress.l

wAsHlNGToN. Dec; ia. p FRYE. FRYE
80. - faiteo-anhed the War Department j.
sweepinS denial of the published story to
the effect that ne issued a circular or
,roelanl4tion in Havana advising the Gus
b,1ns re, proceed 70 drivfs the Americans
out OF tbs, island.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
I n IT | AL SESSIONS.
Convention Called 10 Order Yester-
day Morning and Is Welcomed,
GOVERNOR AND MAYOR SPEAK.
Chief Executives Of Virginia and Rich
mond Greet the Visitors, While
Many Interesting Addresses
arc Made by Leaders
III The Cause of
Education.


|
richmond and Virginia nave oPs"2o
5trefr gates TO tho noble teachers Of the
s,,,i,l..r5 From Tho various states
-.i,.az
haNe calne lii""ieaS on ie''' '.S'.,' q ., 70
worker IN The @rcat held Of education'
10 ~.all, together and learn how To
,..,-.- ,r 49,. irl,.,,.ft.,,,css IF
va -
youth Ihe %tA@I'i SESSIONS % me -
cru Educational Association are being
Mn fJ.rs,, and tho initial meet
-, ..,-,,.,,,,.
l'is o. 'i'e con ''''','' a.
The body was called to oraer shorty al
ter 1880 O'Clock by Mr.. }. L. Ilill. gen
ar.,i ..g,,f,,,,,.,,, ,r tFs Local Committees.
"it9, az Ter an invocation i9l uA\Hls SA'"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
led From Her Burns.

tciai- DISH. )
CLIF-E- FORGE, VA, Dec. 2,.-Bessie
Baker, jFfour-year-oId daughter of ,Mr.
George Baker, died this morning at
the resisee of her father in South Cliff
ton, Fo1i About three weeks ago she
was bad5urned by her dress accidental
ly catcis fire. Her death was caused
by corlea tions resulting from the
burns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
Seen III Omaha.



OMAHA NEB.. Dec. PA special dis
patch 10 uie Wurld-Herald to-nisdt from
St Joseph says that Patrolman Carson
saw Pat Grove enter q South 81, Joseph
saloon this afternoon. lie says he is sure
Of the man, as he knows him well. In
O;naha no credence is placed III the story
t.lat Grove was in Boston or any point