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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-13
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-13
NEW USE FOR BUTTER.
Prevents Railing Over.

The effect of coffee frequently produces
bl.ousness and all OF the accompanying
distress, such as loss of appetite, dyspep-
sia, bowel troubles, etc. A lady from
North Evanston Ill, Mrs Eliza J. Stuart
1928 Hartzell Ave, says: had USED
coffee many years, and though I took sreal
care in ma king it. felt its Ill effects Very
seriously. It made me bilious and robber
me OF my appetite for breakfast.
IT always had trouble with dyspepsia
while used it. I was told by physicians
that I had catarrh OF the, stomach, and
came to believe there was no help for me.
began to use Postum Food Coffee. At first
i missed the stirnuiant, although the taste
of the food coffee was delicious
s.In a few days i forgot ali about my
coffee in the4 at;se.@.ion L derived from
postum, and soon found that my appetite.
returned, the bilious condition and dys-#
snens;at d disappeared 50 that now = am Pr ud-
r. -savstha at the age of seyenty-nVeE years
s aninv nv food as we'll as when young,
ana my dyspeptic symptoms and trou-
HE of& the stomach have gone.
s..rhese troubles had been with me for:
,ast-.of my life, and it is really rsmarka-
s7,,e that / am now so perfectly we To
Ca TT am grateful does notseXpress It.
S,cs IN a while I found person that does
ot'S1,ke. POS un, but ] always ind a Isl
because 1t has not been sprops sssppare
There is but one way to. Inake #sooa POS
tu1n. and that Is to
cording to directions, allowing 'n 70 po.
fuil fifteen minutes, not - p,a1su
the stove, but -
Shapins IIse5a small piece of utter, about
the size Of two peas. to prevent s oosllns
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the discharge of his duties here September
18th, ana after that date Captain P.zziui
will devote his attention to the interests
of the New. York stockholders, who owns
q controlling interest in the company
This change is not due to any dlssat.s-
faction with Captain Pizz-ni's adn1lnistfa-
ton of affairs Of the company he asked
to be relieved as general manager, as he
did not have the time necessary to be
given to the details of the position In his
new work however. Captain Pszz.ni will
give Mr. Whitley all the assistance he
NAV need, and will from time to time
offer such advice as. by reason of his long
experience with the Richmond street rail-
wav lines he may be ao!e 20 give
Mr. Whitley. the incoming general man
ager of The Passenger and Power Lonl-
pany. is not unknown to Virsinians. Fie Is
a graduate OF the University of Virginia.
n college mate Of Captain A. b Sulson
and several other Richmond gentlemen
and married Virginia lady.
He comes to the Richmond Passenger
and Power Company with the highest
an expert electrician and railroad man He
rass for several years been superintendent
os the Western Railroad of Maryland.
The Richmond Passenger and Power
Company is pushing its work OF reiayins
tracks N Fulton. Manchester AID on Sew
eath street.
The company will hardly decide the Gil es-
ton of q general transfer system until
after TIE new general manager stall have
been installed il office.
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ter accepting the call is expected to arrive
in a few days.
The a. L. West Sunda v-School,
branch of the Methodist Mission work in
Richmond, went to Riverside and other
places on a trolley ride Tuesday night.
Everybody had a good time, and voted
TO go again soon.
This Sunday-school is doing a most
excellent work in the Stone house, corner
Brook Avenue and Baker Street
Rev. DR.. Witherspoon has returned to
the city
The quarterly convention of the Rich
mond District. w c.. T. o., was felu
in the Presbyterian church in Chester
Tuesday in conjunction with the Ches-
ter Union.
The convention was called to order by
Mrs. J. T. Jobson. in the chair Rev. O.
Iittleton. <of Chester, led the devotional
exercises Several solos We're rendered
bv Miss Jenny Jeffs, accompanied by Mrs.
Lyons The address of welcome was de-
livered by Miss Littleton. of Chester. The
response was by Miss Fem, Of Peters
burg.
Rev. Mr. stebbins was introduced and
gave cordial welcome. Several inter
esfing recitations We're given by Miss
ReRy St Clair.
Invitations were received by East End
w. Central ". and Richmond w. for the
next convention. East End VS. invita-
ton. was accented.
Motion was made by Mrs. Clements
to extend thanks to the Centralia Union,
who had so kindly entertained them,
after which the meeting adjourned.
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MR.. SMITH TO SETTLE UP.
In This Event the Case Against Him
VIII BE Dropped.

The case Of Mr. Charles II. Smith, OF
this citv- who was charged with employ
inc the [. s. mails for fraudulent pur-
.,osas in connection with an employment
,,,,,,a,, winch he formerly ran on East
EraDkIin street, was practically dismiss
,z,.z,..sTer.,Sv oy Commissioner McA.ain
piaasants the Government agreeing not
- Trosac,,te the accused upon condition
-. h. SHOULD pay back the amounts
which he secured from his customers
-, Irsoecto, BIlIef. who swore out the
'...sr,nt for Mr.. Smiths arrest and Mr..
- sayre a northern customer, were
no nrine;uaI witnesses. ssas
m the transactions had with MI Sayre
!. -..as shown that her wrote first to Mr..
s,,,ir, 10 secure him a servant. that Mr..
SI,,stn vas conducting legitimate bust.
ss.s and the evidence failed TO show that
:, vas his intention to defraud his Gus
,o-,ers but that he was victim OF
s-;rk and hardly responsible for hts ac-
5.i,.,,s DTstr:ct Attorney Zen agreed
,,,,tb Nessrs Wn, and denry Fiegen-
,,a,r,sr Mr. smith s. counsel uron ar
a., ;nstment of the affairs of the accused.
and decided not TO prosecute him in the
event OF his settling with mis- customers.
iris was satisfactorily arranged, and
rhs. Sc practically dropped.
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Rate Con ference on at Chica:o-Other
N att fal.S

Rate Conference on at Chicaso-Other
Matters.
a meeting of the freight traffic represent
atipes of the various line comprising the
Central Freight Association IS being he'd
al chicaso. The meeting is called for the
purpose OF considering the freight rates
from Chicago east bound to Atlantic Coast
,,,,nts Just what commodities viii be
/ cons dered viii be decided upon at the
meeting to-day.
The Southern Railway has just Issued
a beautiful descripti tive booklet entitled
The Land OF Z the SKY - The writer
Frank Presbrey, devotes his time to q.
mos, delightful descripti of the Ast,esssles
plateau. and the beautie OF other# N tn
Carolina scenery The llnstra ton. are.
excellent and the cover Is dane In dark
green and blue: giving it g beautiful 5lf pos
ter effect.
The various roads entering Richmond
are handling large parties OF deaegatess to:
the National Baptist Eonven ton Khid IS
now in session in his eli Represent
atires from all sections OF the country
are IN attendance.
81 M. W.. ssole. = popular train dis:
spafchGs oe g. 8 md family,
~ asase Etkl1 morning on an early train:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-13
WILLIAM WO0DsON'S CASE.
Murderer May BE Benefited by Death
of Dr. Harrison.

It it thought the death of DR.. Benjamin
Harrison will have an important bearing
in the case of William Woodson, the negro
convicted of the murder of his ceil-mats
at the Virginia penitentiary several months
ago Dr. Harrison was surgeon at the
prison and was one of the principle wit
nesses for the Commonwealth The second
trial OF W-oodsou was postponed two weeks
ago, owing 10 the serious illness of DE-
Harrison and his inability to testify.
The prosecution had another obstacle to
contend with which il has overcome. SGy-
eral witnesses to the tragedy. who are
convicts. will soon be released because
their terms expire, but Judge Wexford, of
the City Circuit Court. has entered an
order requiring that these men be brought
before him TO be bonded for their appear
ance when the trial shall take place. In
the event satisfactory security is not
forthcoming these men will be consigned
70 tau until the time for the trial.
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Prnncrty Transfers.

The following property transfers We're ere
recorded yesterday.
Richmond G.. G. Mitchell, in her
own right and as extx. of j. G.. Mitchell,
to George D. Bennett, As feet on South SIDE
Franklin Street, S66 feet West from .l'Wen-
tieth@ Street, and personality on said prop
'erty, 5000. - .
Bette ]. Mattox to Ora L. Mattox, - -
feet on East side Twenty-tourth street
between N and o Streets, 81, 400.
Lucy T. and Elisha H. Turpin and wife
to Lewis B. Taylor, IS feet on North. side
Jackson Street. SIS.
Henrico-Fa.rmount Land Company 70
Roxie5 c. Thicker, % feet on West saoe
OF Nineteenth Street at northwest corner ~
of @ Street. s?12.50
William H. Olphine to Charles p. Hamll-
ton; ITO feet at the junction OF the N New
County Road with Ryall's Mill ROAD, soVV'
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One 70 Be Given By Farmers Assoc
ciation, With Racing + eatures.
1AGRlcuI TURAL AND INDUSTRIAL.
rrodacts OF Factory. Field, Farm and
Vino Will BE Ex,,ioitcd aud
There Will no ..EAkirs''
G = lore.

Virginia is to so back to the good old
days OF state fairs. One at which the
agricultural and Industrial interests OF the
State VIII be represented. at which there
viii be horse racing, FAT pigs and innumer-9
able .fals..rs and peanut penaers viii be
held in this city October y TO D. 1nclu-
siTe. In clcen times these fairs were the
occasion OF reunions OF the people from all
parts CT the State IN the capital and they
were sources OF grcai delight TO thousands
OF Nirginians. many of whom did not get
an opportunity TO visit Richmond at any
othcr time during The year
The fair this year viii be under the
auspices of the Farmers Fair -Associa,aon'
lof which MIR. Henry N. Tyler, brother
of governor Tyler, is the president A
meeting OF The association was held in the
Offices ee the president yesterday after
noon. at which the general plans Tor lie
lair were mapped out. 1t was decided
that ii should be a five days show, and
that it should properly represent al the
material Interests of Virginia There VIII
be good trottinE and running races, a bril-
ltant tournament, stock. agricultural ana
mineral exhibits, and side attractions
galore.
RACES a FEATURE
! 1t is proposed by the association TO make
the races the feature Of the fair. Hand
some purses viii be offered and it is un-
derstood that many Thoroughbred horses
VIII be entered in the various events. The
organization hopes to have in Richmond
some OF the same interest in turf matters
that is manifested in Birmingham, Mem
PMS and Louisville. Correspondence is to
Ale opened up at once with thoroughbred
owners all over lie country IN the hope
OF inducing them 10 bring their horses to
the Richmond meeting this fall. and it
1.iay not be long before the Virginia. Derby
ds looked forward TO as an event Of the
1forpaghbrels of the country
The Farmers Fair Association viii offer
purses aggresating not less than $1,000 for
the races this fall, and this viii probably
be doubled next year
The first day of the fair will be largely
devoted TO bicycle, pony and mule races,
the second TO a grand State and interstate
tournament: the third and fourth days to
the 1rotting, pacing and running races,
and the fifth and last day to consolation
races and the auction sale of stock Prizes
aggregating $500 will be offered in connec-
lion with the tournament.
The Association has not yet selected the
spe; where the fair grounds viii be located,
but this matter will be taken up at once.
1,he following are the officers of the As
ISOLATION: Henry NJ. Tyler, president. Fee
Z lix AZ. Jones, Secretary and treasurer; Lee
T.tla manager. c. Featherstone, John
ehurchman. w D. Cardwell, A. NJ Card
well H NJ. Tyler. E. B. Jones, ArleS
Howell and Felix NJ. Jones, Sr.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Interesting Facts About R'chmonO's
Citizens and Other Matters.
Mr. John E. Lowery, of Norfolk, is at
Ford's
Miss Ida Javes, of North Carolina,
is spending some time in the city.
The condition of Captain J. II. Davis,
who is sick W III fever, remains Unchanged
Miss Maggie Stacy has Just arrived in
the city after a pleasant stay in the coun-
try.
Mrs. A. e. straus and son have re-
turned home from a visit to Cincinnati
and Washington.
Miss Ada Heller. of Winchester, Va, is
visiting Mrs Corinne St1aus, OF No s24
West Grace Street.
Mrs. C. K. Henderson Of Aiken S. G.
is on visit to her daughter, Mrs Il. Y
Badly, of Manchester.
Miss Mary Murray will return to the
city Sunday from Norfolk where she
has spent some time.
Miss Edith Murray and Mr.. Eugene
Murray, who have been on visit to
Fluvanna, will return home Saturday.
Mrs. Isaac Straus and daughter 1rma
and son Harold left Tuesday for
visit to Mr.. Emmanuel Wolfsheimer, of
Baltimore.
Mr.. Willie Remlze is quite sick with
typhoid fever at his home No. 800 East
Clay Street. He is under the trea tment
OF DIR. G. W. Gee.
s Mrs. Charles E. Kahn and child, who
have been spending some time in Win
chester md Charleston, will reach Rich
mond Friday night.
Mrs. n. Flint of the Miller & Rhoads
dry goods house, will leave on Saturday
for a trip of some days to New. York and
,ther Nortte1n cites.
Miss Bessie Woodbridge, of Church Hill,
returned home Saturday after. delight
full yisit5to her Uncle, Mr.. E. L. Gates,
of Chesterfield county.
Mr.. Nv. Rives and Miss Minnie
Staubes, Of Aiken, S: c., who have been
guests at the home of Rev.sE. E. Bomar.
d. D., has returned home.
DR. J. H. G. Bagby. who has been in
Richmond for some days, has returned TO
his duties at 5Hampd Sidney College,
where he is Professor Of Physics.
esterday morning a young lady fell off
"a ca r on the AIain-Street line, between
Tenth and Eleventh Streets. and was
somewhat bruised, but not badly hurt.
Miss Floss.e Frayser. of North Plum
Street, while sweeping the steps at her
home Tuesday,. fell $ba edwards and was
painfully, though not seriously injured
Officer Richard Marlborough. Of the
Third Police statioa. who for some time
has been quite sick with typhoid fever
has recovered and is #visitingSin Gooct-
land
Dr. w P Brock an wife left
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-13
LOOKING OUT FOR CROOKS.
The Detective Department vii! Not
Hest for Some Time.

The local detective Force viii have plenty
Of worl. to 90 next week. for N the push
of all large gatherings comes the '.nimbie-
fingered gentry
Already a number OF strangers of doubt
ful appearance are in the city. and tae
detectives have located them and will keep
Them under their eyes until they Leave.
The Richmond detectives will, SO far as
* known at present, nave no assistance
from outside. The crooks all over the
country know them, and II they do come
here they VII keep very low
Cfrfzens are requested by Major Howard
to use precautionary measures during the
presence of Tie big crowd. and thus assist
the officers in their duties.
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ACADENIY-.The Man O. War s-han,
at Sis.
cAsINo-Hgn Class Vaudeville, at S:45.
The Man O. Wars Man" S. W. Combs
and H A. Grady's fascinating naval
drama, set in superb pictorial frame viii
be seen here tonight. 1t is founded upon
current topics and explains most fully anu
wildly the great Nicarauguan Canal ques-
ton that is now foremost in the minds
of the worlds diplonatists. There are
many striking incidents in the play, one
of which is the terrific sea tight in the
harbor of Corinto between the U. S. S.
New orleans and The Spanish cruiser Ell
Scorpion. However, with all this, there is
no ear-splitting cannonading and the ladies
and children can witness the performance
in perfect comfort without fear of hay
ing their nervous system ruined.
The Sorrows of Satan will begin a,
two night and Saturday matinee engage
nent al the Academy Of Music on Friday
night. This is a dramatization of Marie
CorellTs band.
The audiences that are being delightfully."-
entertained nightly at the Cool Casino this
week, are Unusually large There have
been no vacant seats on the first floor or
III oile DdIcDny at a S1nSla performance his
week The bill is novel one, a bright
programme Of mirth and music, thar has
been warmly applauded and much talked
about. Last night new feature was added
to the bill by Mana ger Wells, in the presen-
1ation of the moving picture machine, that
showed a number Of Views mat were very
good and pleasing. Scenes from actual
happenings We're reproduced with life
like faithfulness. Jack Norworth, the
clever black-face comedian, has sung him.
self to the highest round Of admiration
that the local theatre-goers could place
him. His jokes are bright and new, and
he has been the hit of the bill at every
performance. There are other acts that
contribute pleasing numbers.
Next week the Three Sevans, novelty
acrohats; Bimm Boom Brrr, the great
musical novelty, and Amann and .Hartly
will be among the fnn-furnishers
The popularity and personality of Sol.
Smith Russell VIII neyer. diminish, but
when Mr. Frank keenan, took the part OF
Noah Vale, in ..AsPoor Relation, another
star burst forth in the theatrical tlrna-5
ment, and the vacant place leftsb N r
Russell is most acceptably filled
Mr. Keenan, made great hit az the
Academy last night. and it was We'll n1er--
tied. Not only is Mr.. Keenan, good o:s,5
bur he has gathered about him one OF The
best and most evenly balanced companies
seen here for a long time.
At the conclusion Of the second act Mt.
Keenan, was forced to make a little speech,
which, he did most pleasantly
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police surgeon will be filled by Drs. Ross
and Taylor.
Captain r. M. Bowden and Mr.. Jeff,
billiard. two prominent merchants u
Spartanburg, S. c., are in the city with.
their families taking in Richmond IN a
northern tour.
DR.. Fisher was called to Twenty-f11th
and Cary Streets yesterday morning
to attend Emaline Wilson (coored),
who was taken suddenly ILL., She was
treated and carried home.
A youth named Bruce Frost cut his in
dex finger while at work at Allen d Gin
ter s factory yesterday morning he was
carried to the City Hospital. where Drs.
Gill and Fisher amputil teu The linsef.
Mrs. w. r. HARDWOOD, No. 3o9 South
Pine Street, has returned 10 the city,
after a pleasant visit to Bremo. Master
Cecil Hamilton Bailey, who accompanied
her, was much benefited by the trip.
Miss Lola Roberts, of Manchester,
while attending to her duties at Alen y
sGinterts yesterday morning, had the index
finger of her left hand badly cut. Shez was
treated by DIR. Gill and sent to her nome. :
A meeting Of the Hollywood Memorial
Association will be held tomorrow morn
ing at 1H clock at the residence OF MISS
CrcllSi3dW, mo. IL west -A1S1iAi ! ~ 49,
Ter of the removal Of the Confederate
dead viii be taken up.
Mr.. r. Elmore Tragic and brother left
Yesterday for White House on sora
hunt. It is expected that good time will
he had The sportsmen were fully pre-
nared having carried a thousand rounds Of
ammunition.
Miss Anna Woodall, Of West Marshall
Street. has returned home, after a pleas
an, STAY of two weeks at Littleton. N. c.,
where she has been visiting her brother,
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Z. Woodall. nee MISS
Florence West, formerly Of this city.
Gustave Zenger,. a. sfourteen-year-o.d
boy, claiming New York as his home, was
arrested by Officer Finnegan as sus-
picious character yesterday. The boy
is neatly clad and lis quite bright,
but he gives evidence of a bad boy. He
saws his father works in New York, but
he doesn't know what his business is.
V;rainians til New York.
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, September 12--Norfolk-
w F. ID. Slaughter, Imperial; j. 5.
Pickett Morton.
Mrs. C. 3. Mitchell, ST. Dennis.
Petersburg-D Dunlop, Imperial.
Richmond-M. Fl. Challley, H. q.
Chalkley, Broadway Central; w D.
Brown, w. Il. Fitzgerald, w. j. Ioake
and wife, Hoffman: 7. S. Bowles,- Mari
borough: r. E. Gritter, Vendome
Roaroke-G. NIacBain, Imperial.
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small Jud. ,nent,Ob,aincd.

The case Of Wayerly West, colored,
against tie Richnonfis Railway and Elec-z
trio Company for. 5000 damages, was con-
Guided in the Law and Equity Court yes
terday afternoon. Judgment was rendered
in favor of the plaintiff for $3.50.
In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
Judgment was rendered IN favor Of Eli
Kull against Y. r. Pagan Tor s49.6S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-13
DIR. PIERCE'S
GOLDEN MEDICAL.
DISCOVERY.

IT aly4ys helps. IT almost alwars
eures. Sick persons are invited to
consult DR.. Pierce by letter absQ-
lutely without fee or charge. All
correspondence is strictly private.
Write and get a specialists opin-
ion on your case, free. Address
Dr.. r. ". Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-13
ASKS FOR a HA F-H0L I. Y

carnival Arch aud Buildings Decor
nred for Odd-f'ellows' eek
The carnival arch has been beauti1uiay
decorated and will be repaired somewhat
n-enaratory to the meeting Of the O ia
FeI;ow; in this gcity next week. Many
az the Broad street buildings have also
been decora ted &, -
Chair man Hill Montague has written 70
Mayor Richard N. Taylor asking him MIN 70
declare a, half holiday during the tune q
the parade next Wedne sday. IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-13
ASKS Them to Sid.

The Subcommittee from the Commttte@
on Light appointed to investigate the
merits OF the Newly light fer street
lighting purposes, held a meeting at l.le
city Hall at O'Clock last evening. "a
test was made OF one OF the lamps Of tn
Newly Company, one OF its improve.
lanterns be ng adjusted on lamp in u
apitol square The light was sat sfsls-
,orv and the subcommittee recommende
20 the general committee on lshtEztnat
an invitation be extended the Newly
Company to bid for street-ightins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-13
Claims His Iunoceuce.

Archibald Higginbothan, m'udie-ase e.
negro from North Carolina, was caughs
attempting to play on the syn pitillss y
Richmond colored Odd Fellows YESTERDAY e, g '
by Sergeant Alex Tomlinson anu AM, w. was
prompt put under arrest i !'l' f .liil
claims that he did not all en1pe ~ .psa.s
has. been an Odd-Fellow for sixteen years
He Is charged with being SUSPICIOUS slp'le.s
character
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-13
Jud.os OF, the Band Contest.

Captain T. w. Cunningham, chairman of
The Committee on Music for the Firemen's
Convention. to be held in this city Sep
TENDER 18th. 9th and 18th, has appointed
the following gentlemen to be judges IN
the band contest on that occasion: Messrs.
C. II. Phillips, Louis Pizzini and JACOB
Reinhardt.
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boswell. A gentleman from that ooins.
VINO was In the city yesterday. says the fire
or einated OH ,ila Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad near boswell, and has already
burned over a space about four miles;
square He says it swept away acres Of
ripe peas for one farmer and burned !.
fine barn for another Tuesday night.
The citizens for miles around are busy
fshting the Are and have II now uE.der
comparative control