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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-07

OST;-oN EITHER COURT or
=" High streets Wednesda, afternoon
orc par OF gold eye glasses, with piece
OF gold chain attached. Reward II re.
turned to THIS OFFICE. de6 3,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
Racing ut lGnex.ucr.

NEW YORK, Nov. s-Threa favorites
Won at Aqt,educt to-day Summary:
First raco-seilins: five and a half fur
lonss-Isefe Of Orleans Is 10 % first, Lady
Contrary G to j ard even) second. Barney
stone {. 10 y third. Time. liz Is.
Second race-selling: mile and seventy
yareis-HimseIf I'll to 100 first. Little Da ss'
q TO i and s to - second. Tue Golden
Prince e 10 u third. Time. 81 %.
Third race-sel!ing:: mile and seventy
yards-Rochester g to y first, Bette
Gray &c 10 j and cven) second, Templar
$50 to i, third. Time 1:49 as.
Fourth race-.nile and seventy yards
Cl,arentus (f 70 i, first. Gregfeld % to 2
and TO y sccond. Herbert &c to y third.
Tine, 1:5e
Fifth race-selling: six furlongs-NIinor
DAILY e TO u first, Nonpareil % to and ?
10 y second. yelasducz % to p third.
school Master q to y fourth. Time,
1:ie %.
veiasquez disqualified for fouling School
Master. i
sisu, -ace--1nlc and seventy yards
C,ararlind q to u first. Angle q to and
6 70 81 second. Leon Ferguson Is to u
third. Time, Los.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
THE STAR COURSE.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond
Citizens : nd Other Matters.
Mr. NJ w Collier. OF Jarra it's. is viSi;
i:1.- his hrnt her Rev. z. 3. CollisC.

Mr. NJ w Collier. of Jarrat it's. is visit
Ing his brother. Rev. r. 3. Collier
Mr. a. T. Aoarrarhev, OF A. Hoen g.
Co., is very i'll at his residence. No. 1902
West Avenue.
Colonel James Lyons, who has been i'll
for several weeks in Buckingham coun-
ty, is now improving.
The TWO new bu ldtngs bring erected
for Warner Moore s. Company, on Cary
Street near Tenth Street, are rapidly
b ing finished.
The work Of damol.shing the old
Exchange Hotel is progressing rapidly
Mr. r. S.tterdiug has the contract fo-
tearing down the building.
Mr.. Tim Murphy fail to reach the
city yesterday morning from Washington.
simply because he took a wrong train
and was carried out to the w!lds OF Round
Hill, in Virginia. He came n late IN tha
day
Little Annis Rooney was taken in charge
by Officer Werner yesterday morning ana
carried TO the First Police station, on u
warrant charging h with unlawful as
stult- She will answer the charge before
justice Ccutchfeld this morning
Rev. Carey E Morgan will discuss
Books. as one OF a series of sermons ~,
Character Factors, at Seyen1h-st!eee
Christian Church Tomorrow evening. isi1s
series Is intended particularly Tor youiis
men. and have drawn large audiences es'e4'
Sunday evening.
V rstuinns IN New York.
ispec,a, Dispatch to The Times.}
NEW YORK. November s.7-FiFsiliasis
in New York:
Norfolll--C,, r. Johnson. Asto.i Df' z, -
Lee ana wife. Normai:Iie,
Riehrnoae,-R. Foreman. Hoffman, z. Z =.
Wilson and wife, Holland. ], Brown. L.
Bromon, f. Miller, Imperial; ]. Meyer. e
A. Barbsr, Jr.. r +. Parkinson. Mari
borough; j. NJ Auren. Morton.
N-Irssnia-Gs 2. Dyson. Conttnen' =.
r. Burr, Jr., aclaiS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
Interesting Results in smyth.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

MARION, VA, November 9.-The cleo
ton passed OFF quietly except for a fight
or two at Seven Mile Ford and a rather
serious affair in Marion, though at this
writing it is believed no one was fatally
hurt. Whiskey more than politics caused
these troubles.
The Democrats here, as elsewhere in
this district, made heir chief fight for
Congressman andthe official figures show
that sixtyfour more votes We're counted
for the Congressional candidate than for
the Presidential candidates, and Mckin-
ley's majority in the county is more than
four times as iarge as General Walkers.
While Walker received 173 votes less than
Mckinley. Rhea got 2331 more than Bryan.
Two years ago Rhea carried this county
by twenty votes. this year Walker carrit-i
it by 72S majority.
AS but few Democrats expected to do
more this year than elect Judge I:hea,
they are inclined to feel very we'll salts
fled with the result Of the election.
Mr.. George Tyler has bought Of Mr..
james Ernest. {; fine farm near Seven
Nile Ford. paying $500 for it.
Carroll.
HILLSvLLLE. VA, November s.--Pre-
cincts ali In. The county gives Mckinley
1.765; Bryan 1,434; Whitehead 1854; Swan
son 1.556. In 1886 the vote stood-AIcKin-
ley 1872; Bryan 1,52S: Brown 1889; Swan
son 1,5:S.
Rappahannock.
Especial Dlslatch to The T.iDes)
WASHINGTON, VA. Nov. s.-Ofticial
vote of Rappahannock county: Bryan, Sl3:
Mckinley, 507; Noolley, Z; Hay Den..),
So: Gibbons (Rep.). 40s.
Cuipcrcr.
CULPEPER, VA, Nov. 9.-Full returns
from the county give Bryan 1,512;; Mckia
ley, s41; Rixey, 1,59S; Rogers, IiG
Nottoway.
NOTToWAY, VA. Nov. e.-The follow
Ing is the complete returns for Nottoway
county: Bryan, l.076; Mckinley, 493; Wool
ley, 13. For Congressman: F. F. Lassiter
(Dem.), LIE; Wilson (Rep.l, $50
Ia fax.
FAIRFAX c. a. VA, Nov. a.-ofsctal
vote of Fairfax county, Va:
-Dem.), 3.9S1: Rogers Rep.>. 1852 Demo
crar ma5oriries: Bryan. 629: Rixey. $685.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
Hurt-EcIew.
Especial DISPATCH to The Times.


TAZEWELL, va, November 9-James
Franklin Hurt, the Insurance man of
this place, was married on yesterday. at
o'clock z. ~. 20 Miss Lillian Lake
Below, daughter of Mr.. William Below.
formerly Of Grenada, Miss. The ceremony
was performed in the Presbyterian Church
by the Kev. ". w. Ruff, Rev. j. S. French
assisting.
The church was Handsomely decorated
with erergreeus and chrysanthemums.
The bride was dressed in blue silk and
carried white chrysanthemums, while the
maid of honor was dressed in white silk
and carried pink chrysanthemunas. The
groom, four ushers and best man were
dressed i'll conventional black. DR.. j. r,
Laird was best man, and Messrs. Barnes
Gillespie. Allen Higsinootham, w B. f.
White and E. L. Greever were ushers.
Miss Jean Graham was maid OF honor.
The march was played by Mrs. Y: L. Sex
ton. on the organ. and Mr.. WI Henry
Anderson. on the violin The couple left
Immediately for a trip South. after which
theE will take in Washington. baltimore
and other northern points, Ta2eWell VII
4 pc Their future home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
Whire-White.


ABINGDON, VA. November p
The marriage of Mr.. yTyndham Z. White
of Washington. to Miss Mary Glitter
White took place in the Presbyterian
Church here, yesterday evening at t
o'clock.
The bridal party entered the ehuret
to the strains of NTeudelssohn wedding
march, and returned by Lohengrin $
While the ceremony was being perform
ed by the Rev. L. V. Lancaster. the or
ganist played Call Ne Thine own. Ths
church was decorated with caliaS. palms
and chrysanthemums-
The bridesmaids and sroonznen earns
down the two aisIes OF the church. alter
mathis, on each side. The bride eHterrt
on the arm Of her father. NJ. John G.
white organdy and real lace over tafIelit
ard brother, Mr. VIM Y. e. White.
The bride Is tall and stately and iooi
cd SURPRISINGLY beautiful in a costume ri.
white organdy and real lace uter tan a.
with. pearl ornaments. She carried as
exquisite bouquet OF brides roses and
ul;ltden-hair ferns. Miss Margie Whisa
her sister. vas maid OF honor.
The bridesmaids were charmtugly 81
tired In WHIT orgaudie over silk, with
scarfs hanging from tho left shoulder r
tbs bottom OF the skirt they carried
white chrysan theulurls.
Masters Harry and John White Stuart
uepteus OF the bride. acted as riboon-
bovs, II white satin suits
The church was crowded to overflow
ing with the friends OF the young couple
but seats wera reserved IN the back OF
the church for the family servants
Mr.. and Mrs White left FOR a nortnerE
tour. and will return to Washington, THEN
futura home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
OBITUA AIRY.
James Thomas Nowlan.

Mr. James Thomas Nowlan died yestcr-
morning al $40 O'Clock AT his home. Nc.
sos East Grace Street, in the Efty-second
year of his age. About seven weeks ago
Mr.. Nowlan suffered Il stroke of Daraly-
sis and had been dangerously III since
that time. On Wednesday last he be-
gan to grow noticeaby worse. and for
the two days before his death had been
in a dying condition.
Mr. Nowlan was born in Petersburg,
September 18th. 1S4S, and WAS the only
Child Of Elizabeth Young and Thomas
Nowlan.
He removes, with MS parents to, this
city in 1865. He always displayed a great
deal of interest in local politics, and vas
for some time a member of the City
Democratic Committee.
During the CIVIL War Mr.. Eowlan was
a messenger boy in the Confederate treas
ury department. and vas intrusied with
many important MISSIONS.
He was injured in the Capitol disaster.
AR. Nowlan was also an enthusiastic fire
man, and up 20 4 few years ago was ac-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
ADDRESS BY PROF. BIRD.
Able Discussion uf EttucationaI Cues
tions Last Nigh.

The initial conference OF the Richmond
Education Association for the season was
held at the Vomans Club No. I'll Eas'
Franklin Street, last night The opening
address was made by Prof. Hugh Bird, o.
William and Mary College, on the subject
OF general education, and was an able and
instructive discourse. The address was
followed by a general discussion. The
committee in charge OF the conference last
night was composed OF Mrs. Albert g
Bruce, Mrs. William r. Williams, Miss
Elizabeth O. Robinson. Miss Cornelia ).
Taylor, Mrs. Edmund c. Minor, Mr. Geo,
Ramsey ana MIR. Frank Brent
Commencing November nth series at
lectures Will be given under the auspices
of the Association by Miss Neil, OF " ASH
ington, the first discourse being given at
the Central School. Miss Nei! is principal
of the Phoebe Hearst kindergarten Train
ing School at Washington, and Is noted
educator in her line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
.----~s-----~----~---
BOTH TRANSFERS:
READY FOR PLAY
Much Interest in the Game Between
Georgetown and Y. NJ. /.
The ELEyENs IN GOOD TRIM.
They Hare::Good Records Tor the Sea-
sou. and Will Put.rn.a Good Ia
bibition at Broad-stseet Park
This Afternoon.
The ElEVENs IN GOOD TRIM.

The football teams representing the Nir-
E!nia Military Institute and the George
Iown College reached the city last night,
and are ready to enter the contest Tor SUI
premacy al Broad-Strcet Park this>after-
noon
The Georgetown boys are duartered at
Murphy's. and the Soldier Lads. arc at
the jefferson Both teams brought lusty
rooters along with them, and the colors OF
The rWo coiieges will cuInminslc freely to-
day. for there are many Georgetown boys
here. as well as Old v. NJ students, and
friends of both teams viii be ready TO
shoui for their respective favorites.
Both teams are confident OF victory and
both are II prime condition
The hotels presented animated scenes
last night after the leans reached the
city.
IN GOOD cODITION.
Both teams are in good trim and have
splendid records for the season TO defend,
and no doubt viii put up the best article
of bali this afternoon seen in Richmond
since the days Of the Virginia and Caro-
lima games. The Y. NJ. /. team has played
the following games during the season, and
has record yet unspotted by defeat:
Washington and Lee they defeated IL to
o. and two weeks later, in the game with
Virginia, neither side scored. Their last
game was with st. Adams School, of Rad
ford, In which neither scored, though both
played fast ball. The v. N. L team this
year Is one Of the best the Institute has
ever put on tie gridiron, averaging about
160 pounds. They are little light but win
in their quickness, ginger and team
work. Besides the team good crowd Of
rooters came down from Lexington TO put
their money on the cadets. There was
some betting last Right, with ODDS favor
ing Georgetown
The Georgetown team and twenty fol-
lowers arrived last night about 1l:30
o'clock, and We're soon quartered at Muir
phys, where, after lunch, they retired for
good nights rest. DR.. A. Z. Bull, the
once famous centre on Princeton. is coach
ing the team and accompanied them. The
Georgetown team is about the best play
ing in the South. their record for the
season will show They were defeated by
the Naval Cadets carly 81 the season by
a score Of to o, and in one of the pet
test exhibitions Of football put up- This
season played Swathmore a lie game, Lac
score being 16 10 10 They have defeated
St Johns TO o and rolled UP the alarm-
ing score OF 81 OF Richmond College. The
Georgetown team averages about 10
pounds. and is considered particularly
strong in team work.
The following line .irs were given out
last night. by the coaches Of the Two
teams:
Y. NJ L Position. Georgetown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
we,Euess OF. ), s,ronr Man.

The address of Rev. NJ. Ashby Jones.
at Y. M c. a. last Sunday. was consid-
cred one of the finest and most helpful
ever delivered to the young men. To-
morrow at o'clock he will again speak.
taking for his theme THE Weakness OF a
Strong Man
Boys Gospel meeting in MUSHROOM
Sunday, q p. NJ Subject, Heart and
Hand Secretary Mckee will conduct
the service. 1t being the day of prayer,
he will have an announcement of special
interest TO the boys.
Workers training class at $50 P. NJ.
followed by Workers League at 5:15
o'clock. Reception Committee on duty at
$50 O'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
AMUSEMENT
ACADEMY = Matinee and night =
Bachelors Romance.
BIJOU-Ma,inee and nigtt-YaudeviIle.

BIJoU-Ma,inee and night-yaudeville.
If the appliance of an audience counts
for anything. Mr.. Tim Murphy and MS
capabl company made decided mt IN
their presentation OF "A 6achelof no
nance" at the Academy OF MUSIC iaSt
evening. The performance was smooth
and highly creditabie, and Mr. Murphy
created such an impression on his audi
ence as to cause them to call him before
the curtain tor a speech He RESPONDED
in a drol haranSue, in which ne mace
several highly humorous thrusts
Mr. Murphy wears worthily the mantle
of Sol Smith Russell. which has tempo
rarily fallen upon his shoulders. Ihose
who witnessed his presentation of the
drama in which Mr.. Russell made such
decided hit. and had had the privilege OF
seeing Mr.. Russell in the same role, We're
more than favorablX Impressed ana n
the comparison of the two actors MI
Murphy did not suffer In the role of
David Holmes he showed great tIlent, and
gave a clever and highly artistic pre-
sentation OF the booll-wornl who Is wooed
and Won from his books by a charming
maiden.
Mir. William H. .Pascoc, so favorably re-
menbered here ;as the leading man III the
Giffen Stock Company, was cast in the
role of Gerald Holmes, the editor
brother. and he was somewhat Of a disap-
pointment to his many admirers. lie was
given an ovation on his first appearance.
Out the drttE Oh Ills dtlutGitc CpSittA 'iL
somewhat as the play progressed. He
apparently misconceiVed the part for
which he was cast though in the final
act he redeemed himself and appeared TO
much better advantage.
Miss Dorothy Sherr;,d was charming s
Sylvia, Mr.. Holmes wart. Combining
with striking personality great deal
of talent. she worked upon the sympathy
of her audience and completely capti-
waited them. Mrs. Louise ThCrndyke Bou-
cicault hadn't a. very important part in
the play. but what she did she did we'll
Mr.. Percy Beggs, Dir. j. r. Armstrong
and Mr.. j. Lester Wallack We're al good
in their respective parts. but Mr.. Fred A
Thomson rather overdid the role OF the
rising and struggling littrateur.
"A Bachelors Romance vii, be re-
peated to-day, both matinee and night
ATE1-.E BIJOC.
Another large audience applauded the
efforts Of the artists al the Bijou last
evening. The bill IS 4 strong one, and
will pass Into history with the two per
forrnauces to-day, in the afternoon and
evening.
THE STAR COURSE.
The Star Court of the Y. VI. c. 4. opens
Monday night. The sale of season tickets
already exceeds last season, and the few
remaining ones can be secured at the
building to-day or Monday. Single seats
for Monday nights concert are now on
sale, and there is & good demand. The
troupe is composed OF twelve persons. and
is on the leading entertaining courses of
the country. Programme novel and In
tensely interesting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
BADLY Stabbed.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times. )

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, November g.
Anthony Cooper. a man who moved here
Il few days ago with his family from
Minnesota, was attacked by two negroes
last night about o'clocls and PROBABLY
fatally stabbed in The abdomen.
Cooper was drinking, and it seems the
negroes saw that he had money. and the
object Of the assault was robbery DR..
w z. Hoy. the attending physician, says
the wound is very serious.
Sergeant Lee arrested the. men carly
this morning, and they are now in the
city Jail. Cooper IS doing well tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
SAILS FOR The PHILIPPINES.
Lieutenant McCabe Leaves for the
Far Fast

Colonel and Mrs. McCabe have Just re
turned from New York, where they Went
TO say goodbye to their son. Lieut.. L. X
Warner SIcCabe, in the regular army, wine
sailed on the L. S S. Butord for the
Philippines on "Wednesday Buford car
ried seventeen officers and loo soldiers
besides these about forty ladies', RELATIVES
of army officers stationed in Manila.
Lieut.. McCabe has been assigned TO the
Seventeenth Infantry. This regiment, has
made an enviable record in the Filipino
war and il is a great compliment 10 Lieu
tenant McCabe TO be assigned 10 such L
crack command.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
"THREE MEN IN RICHMOND.


THREE MEN IN iilCHMe'Nio.
..,,.,u n,,ar. &c tina Richmond
Cit copn,i1# did a. queer thing Inst
niabt Tbev are members Of the sub
committee OF the Committee on Streets
"a .,,a,. -,ted ia 4 disregard the law and
..,,o+.. : ee
,1,s, words that
o,,, s+reat Cur companies
30 ITO ,tt,cr it shall nay
s.,...;a. ,,,or LENGTH Of its
,.i,.,1 The e,,h-
- 60. r,o,,,r,,.tce
- $500 p,,,top Gilbert
na,,a.,-a,,a woody calmly tramplcs
~ ,,-,- ,,,,aar ss,a+ ,aars ,he ordnance
go. ,,a .,,,,r,.s Il in the illsuIted
a ,,a,,,,.,., fac, ne me CITY. ignores
$40 z,,,s7a,, of n franchise
e,,,,,,its, In ti,e demands of an
4,,a,
-. r,,S nj, tho iusolencs and
80. aisreoard OF sentiment.
,,.,,,,.c on!,1!on that
ies''1. s.,.,,;nr DAYS of the late
,rs az New York He
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
l.1LEs CURED WITHOUT Tnn
KNIFE.
TIL Il

itching. Blind. Bleed ns or Protru,,fny
Piles. No Cure. No Pay. All dru-gists
are authorized by The manufacturers ~
Pazo Pile Ointment to refund the money
where it fails to cure any case OF niles
no matter of how long standing. f,Iras
ordinary cases IN six days, the worst
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
||]I!II[lT2IEl1'|
"A Specially.

Primary. S .ondary or Tertiary Syphi!-
rs permanently cured IN 10 TO so days
You can be treated at homo for .il, s., ms
price under same guaranty. Ii you prefer
70 come here we Will contract 20 pay rail-,
roat .are and hotel bills. and no charge n
we fall to StIre. II You nave taken Nar
curry. Iodida Potash. ana still have ache.
end pains. Mucous Patches In mouth, Sars
Throat. P.nipies, Eoppcr-Coiored Sno,s
Uicers O., Any part of the body, hair or
eysnraws faIiins out, II is this 5ypniiiis,c
BLOOD POISON tina. we guarantee to
cure. We solicit the most obstinate cases
and challenge the world for case ws
cannot case. This disease has ALWAYS
kaffled the skill OF the most em.nsnr
conditional guaranty. Absolute proofs
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10

After quoting the various % w.
Tances, sections and suh-sec slo -1i VI -
ordinances, covering the questions, ~
Poilaroi's opinion reads:
from this condition the quest
naturally artses-wEich Is SUBS tdiftiatiS
tho first question asked-Wila:. rights
does this condition OF things give ire
Richmond Traction Company upon the
routes or lines Of the Richmond Fs-
senger and Power Company 10 Wh.c!a
/ answer that the Richmond fassetiseI
and Power Company, when 1T accepted
the requirement of the city to so upoit
the routes or lines OF the Richmond
Traction Company. from NtI'tn 70
Laurel Streets, in effect conceded TO
the Richmond Traction Company inc
right to run over the tracks ct 1t ttf!e
Richmond Passenger and Power t-o.ai-
pany), and thus, as far as 1T tthe
Richmond Passenger and Power Com
pany) is concerned, the right OF the
Richmond Traction-Company to run on
dts lines is completes; but IT remains, IN
order to make the right effective tor
Inc use of the Main Street line oF 1he
Traction Company to be authorized py
the Council BY the express letter OF
the ordnance this authority must DC
granted by the Council before the right
'N@iih tt' SAS-I+-StNt Wy e1io
Traction Company; from which 1T fol-
lows, in my opinion, that the right OF
the Richmond Passenger and Power
Company to use tho tracks or the
Richmond Traction Company on Broad
Street. from Ninth to Laurel Streets.
is complete, while the right of the
Richmond Traction Company TO use the
Main-Street line of the Richmond Pas
sse!lger and Power Company lacks the
authority OF the Council for 1t so to GO.
Whether the authority should pc
granted. as asked in the petition OF the
Richmond Tralction Company. is not q
question of law, but q. question OF pol
icy, to De determined by the Council LII
.,lla light of ali the circumstances. OF
Il express no op:n on.
Replying to your secopd question,
have TO say that, under the cond:G tons
of the ordinances and status OF ttla
street railway situation. as llere-noelofr
set forth, I am clenl'ly of opinion ftf:it
the Council, has tho power to require tue
II,cllnlond Passenger and Power Com
pany to use its tracks on Main street
from First to Eighteenth. oven though
that company should not use the tracks
of th. Traction Company on Broad
Street from N-ntl to Laurel. as now
authorized under the present ordnance
an.l that this r,ower could be exercised
by the Council even though the Coun-
ell should allow the Richmond Passen-
ger and Power Company To have sepa-
rate tracks on Broad Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
Especial Dispatch to The T!mcs.)

LEXINGTON, VA, November Sine
football team of the Virginia Military IN
stitute left this morning, over t'is IN .-ssi
,,eake ana Ohio for Richmond. where
Saturday afternoon they will play George
town. A number of friends from the III
stitnte and community accompanied the
soldier boys. The team is III fine condi-
ton. as the result of thorough training
under Sam Walker and Dr. Garnet. OF the
University Of Pennsylvania, and have put
themselves In a condition to win.
They hope TO sustain the splendid repu-
tation made when they met the strong
,eam from the University of Virginia, and
as their worthy opponents admitted. out
classed than and outplayed them at every
point Of the game.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
DR.. Si,.,,,,..n Here.

Rev. Robert Strange. D. D.; VINO has ia
i recently accented the rectorsn!p o. 81 q,
s terday. He came to confer with me ila1n-s
] bers- Of the vesry concerning nus new new.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10


Of
on
law
tract
writing before
lcoLdn uveb pei
ewelfo the
IN
Traction
Rich1rond Passense an Power CO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
Miss AIdriJre Better.

Miss Ruth Aldridge, of the Rupert Of
Hentzau Company, who was taken sud
denly Ill Wednesday night, and who is at
the Virginia Hospital, was reported better
last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
stops the Cough
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