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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
.PIAN0LA CLUBS
ANNUAL DINNER
This Unique Affair Will Take Place
at Kirkwoud's Tomorrow
Night.

The famous Pianola Club will on to-
morrow night, at s clock, give their first
annual dinner, at kirkwood's Uptown
Cafe No 4c4 East Broad Street
The club was organized some months
ago by Capt. Charles H. Phillips and Mr..
T. c. Waford. and its purposes are mu-
tual entertainment and the discussion and.
settlement of all questions Of moment that
arise from day to day.
The active membership Of the club was
limited to thirteen with the honorary
membership embracing several hundred OF
the most prominent citizens of Richmond
and elsewhere. The club has had many
meetings IN what is known the inner
recesses of the City Hall, and many ques-
tons of Importance have been settled TO
the entire satisfaction Of the club.
In view of this dinner, invitations have
been sent out to members and friends as
follows:
You are wanted up at Kirkwood's Fri
day night, the I'd, al o'clock There's
going TO be a banquet by the PiaMola
Club. Don't eat anything for three days
Now this is no joke. This is the real ting
spread! See. And it is stretched way out!
II you are going to come. say so on the
postal card 10 Charlie Phillips. not later
than Saturday That's the day after
There's going to be speeches. Charlie
Phillips, Jake Wells, Tom Walford, Cap
lam JUN SuItlS, Cllel howard, Horace
Kirkwood, Frank Cunningham, are some
Of The takers.
Just Il few of the toasts: Hot Air..
How. 1t Feels to Collect Delinquent
Taxes" Two Weaks in New York! "Trou-
bles of Ny Own!' Songs That I Have
Attempted to Sing" and other others.
Now it is up to you. This is no pound
party, but you can bring a basket to take
home what is left over. Make the basket
small
Captain Charles n. Phillips is the toast
master Of the club. and he has assigned
the following toasts TO the gentlemen
named:
How 1t Feels to Be Delinquent Tax
Collector T. c. Walford
The Songs That Have Tried to Sing
+. w. Cunningham.
Hot -Ai-," Captain John A. Curtis.
Troubles OF My Own" Chief-of-Police
Howard.
How TO Make a Fish Stew Horace
kirkWood
Two Weeks in New York. Jake
Wells.
Anatomy of Lobster d.. c. VI. P.
What Makes st-eot-Fai-.'' A. II.
Meyer.
Invitations have been sent to President
Mckinley, Colonel Bryan, Hon Grover
Cleveland, Mr. Richard Croker, Hon.
Chauncey Depew, Governor Tyler, Mr.
Eugene Debs, Mayor Carter Harrison.
Hon. Matt Quay, Governor Roosevelt and
Robert Fitzsimmons, but it is hot believed,
they will be present.
The menu provided by Caterer Kirk
wood. who is charter member of the
club. is line one, as can be seen from,
this:
Blue points, half-shel pommard, turkey
croquettes, London dock sherry, saited al
mONUS. celery hr0lp5
Mumm's extra dry, cold turkey, Smith.
Held ham. homny croQuettes, Roquefort
cheese. salteG waters, cafe noir cosnac,
londres.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
SENSIBLE TEMPERANCE.
:, Word to temperance Ladies


It is universally admitted that temper
ance women work for their cause with d
desire to make life happier that is. in
temperance in drink causes an immense
amount OF misery in human life, and the
temperance movement is an effort 10 re-
place this misery with happintss, peace.
and comfort.
Many temperance women make the mis-
TAXI Of going at the suhjsct hammer and
toties ;:ii3 proposing to force people 10,
believe their way. 1t is far better to
exercise broad charity ard take the
position that ones own peace OF mind
and happiness, not only of the Individual.
bat of the family and friends. depends
uroa sensible habits of life
a very much greater foe to human hap
piness than whiskey. exists, and it will
startle many an honest temperance worker
with he name Of that foe is given. It is
spelled Coffee. II don't believe it,
soma ardent temperance worker says.
vino is really 2 Save herself 10 the coffee
cup.
Cast your thought among your sick
friends. nervous. irritable broken down
women whose homes are anything but
peaceful homes Because of the irritation
and friction brought about by their physi-
cal and mental condition In nineity-tive
cases out OF a hundred, the, nervousness,
irrita5lity, dyspepsia, kidney trouble,
female troubles, and various diseases
which such people are subject to, come
directly from a broken down nervous sys-
tenn, brought about by the daily use of
coifee Careful chemical analysis proves
This statement TO be ABSOLUTELY true and
persona; experiment viii prove the same
10 any ona who cares to make 1t.
You may have a few friends who are
made ;niserab bic, by wliishey, but you have
scores of friends whose lives are made
miserable. as we'll as the lives of their
families. by. the use OF coffse. Hard to
believe, isn't it? Many of tbs. most pro-
found truths are not accepted by hunla:i-
ity whsn first brought to humanity's at
tention. but they are truths, nsTertheiess
Try for yourself reader. Leave off
coffee altogether and start in with Postum
Food Coffee, which can be obtainsd at
any frst-class grocery store. You will
find within ten days an improvement in
the sum total, of happiness for yourself
and for your friends about you. Life will
take on new aspect: strength, vigor, and
vitality will begin to come back for your
uss. You can do things that you have
heretofore bsen unequal TO. You can ac-
complish something in this world. and
you can quietly and without ostentation
bscome most efficient worker In secur-
ing to humanity that peace, content and
happiness that ne are AL seeking
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
postotficc Examinations.

The regular annual clerk-carrier post
Office examination was held yesterday
morning under the direction of the local
Fostoffce BoNrd. There We're thirty-one
persons who took the examination, nine
teen of whom We're colored. This eX-
animation is held on the first Wednes-
day after the 10TH of each November, and
is for the purpose OF constituting a list
from which carriers or clerks might be
selected should a vacancy occur in the
local post-office department within the
next twelve months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
y Youn. MurGeress.
; - Assoe.nted rress

MACON, GA, Nov. 2l.-A story reacties
here FROM Dunbar, in Houston county.
that Fannie Payne. q 1G-sear-oid negro
girl. has been committed 10 jail at Perry
for drowning a 10-year-cId son OF Joseph
Wilder, co!ored. or James Permenter's
pianiato
S..e threw her two little brothers. aged
ll5e and ten years. into 23-foor we'll
because they would not agree 10 tell
about seeing her commit a theft Tho
elder COY climbed out and she threw aim
back and held him under the water by
means Of a long pole
The younger one saved himself by aoic-
Ing to pisa OF curling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22

After the roll had been called. the char.
acters Of the presiding elders Were called
The reports from the various pastora.
charges show that the church is in a
very satisfactory condition, both spiritually
-i' Pac st.S.. all Of the 90 members OF
rf,a conference are in attendance. in adj
:I:tton 10 a number OF delegates and WIS.,
Dr.. ". R. Lambeth, missionary secre-
tary submitted a report of the Nilsson
work Of the Southern Methodist csruE 1;
which is in fiour:shfRg condition Dr.
Hammond. secretary Of eeiticat!ton. Dr:
James Atkins, Sunday-scnoo! cantor. ana
/ n SPENCE. OF the publishing .-ouse,
ais, addressed the Conference.
The report Of the book agents shows
net loss OF SS,000 in the publication OF the
Enu-orth Era
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
VIRGINIA HORSE THIEF.
Admits His Guilt and Returns With
Of1iccr-Bny Bitten by 1sabid Dog.
fSnacial Dispatch TO The Times.l

WINsTON-sALEM, N. c., Nov. 81
Sheriff James Mitchell, of Carroll county
va. arrested Walter Switzerland, aged
nineteen years, near Walkerto"n, th.s
morning. The Young man is charged with
stealing a horse in Carroll county, and ne
admitted that he was guilty.
He was found at the home OF MS uncte,
and he did not object 20 returning WIN
the sheriff The stolen horse Was fouEo
in Stokes county. >.
Mr.. John Zackery, Of Iadkinvli!e, Is
here on his way to Baltimore. WIN ms
five.vsar-old son. who was badly bitten q
few DAYS ago by rabid dog. He goes 10
Baltimore to receive the Pasteur treat
ment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
IN The COUNTY.
Case Of Stephen Lee at the Courthouse
News from Barton Hcinl,.s

WV - lSttlAoiA tlcIHHtS.
Stephen Lee (colored was tried yes
terday morning by Squire George w.
Thomas. He was charged with carryin:;
pistol on Sunday beyond his own
premises.
Lee had been empowered to keep
trespassers from certain lands and or
Sunday, November 18th, in attempting
to run some young men off the place, pro-
duced pistol.
In disposing of thu case Squire Thomas
said that he felt convinced that the old
man was acting in accordance with the
law in carrying the pistol, and on that
charge he was dismissed.
Upon the dismissal Of the charge the
Squire placed Lee under 500 bond for
his good behavior, and gave him a warn
ing concerning his careless use of bad
words.
The Barton Heights Fire Department
Pleasure Club will hold their regular
Thursday -niEht meeting tonight at $50
o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22

Rowe vs.. Dresz.el. Aiunford SIS. Van
Nyck Fisher US. Robertson, passed to
January term.
Ra,1m VS.. kIerner & Sons. Argued by
John Pckrell for appslian, and W. a.
Moncure for appellecs. and continued ul-
It'll to-day.
O aieo.a vs. Southern Railway Com
pany. Dismissed
The next case to be called is No. s. on
VS. Leaker.
Governor Tyler went down to Charles
City yesterday, where he made an
address a. the unveiling OF Confederate
monument. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Tyler.
Hon. e. c. Madison, membsr OF the
House of Delegates from Warwick, was
at the Capitol yesterday. He said the date
set by Governor Tyler for the meeting
OF the extra session of the Legislature
was satisfactory to him.
Judge Timothy 1sives, of Prince George,
called at the Governors office yesterday.
Ex-senator r. E. BoylSin, OF Isle OF
Wight, was caller on Secretary Law1ess
yesterday.
General James c. Hill. Railroad Com.
missioner Of the State, went down to
wiling Of the Confederate monument
there.
DR.. e. W. Magruder, chemist of the
Agricultural Department. has returned
from Washington, u. c., where he
attended the Association OF Agricultural
Chemists. He says the meeting was
largely attended, representatives from
nearly all the States and Canada beng
present.
While in Washington DR.. Magruder
paid visit to the Division OF Soils. in
order to secure tbs aid oc that department.
in making a soil survey of Virginia. lie
is much pleased with the result Of his
trip.
Commiss:one- of Agriculture Iloiaer is
expected back tomorrow from a trip
through certai.. sections OF The State.
where be has been attending meetings
of the farmers institutes.
The reports that are coming in from
the public schools Of the State are of
the most encouraging; nature. ard Show
that the schools ara well atttGdef. in
most Of the counties and cities.
State Senator George 2. Keszell, of
was a caller Al tho Audit
o:'s Office yesterday.
The annual report Of the Second Auditor
has been issued. and is q. most interesting
document. 1t deals at length with the
condition OF the public debt. TIE Literary.
and Sinking funds of The State, all. Of
which are under control OF this Gepart-
ment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
BOLD ROBBERS.
Knock Il Man Down and Bob His
Store III Baltimore.

Chief Howard received a letter from
the Marshal of Police of Baltimore yes.
terdas morning Informing him of q bold
morning robbery in that city Tuesday at
1879 o'clock.
At that hour two young men entered A.
j. HuDDard's jewe.ry store, No. IS North
Street, and struck Mr.. Hubbard over the
head with a pistol, tied his hands and
feet and robbed the store OF the following
articles: Gold watch and $3.50 in money
from Mr.. Iubbards pockets; eight soil
taire diamond rings, seven diamond lace
pins, nine cluster diamond rings, one gold
stud, seventy-nine cameo rings, twenty
seven gold collar buttons, sixteen back
collar buttons, ten scarf pins, six pairs OF
sleeve buttons, seven gold vest chains six
gold bracelet locks, two pairs diamond
earrings, valued at 500; one pair pearl
earrings, one gold watch and one silver
watch, all valued at about $500
The two men are described as follows:
No. l. ABOUT % years old. about feet
6 or Z inches, rather slim, smooth face,
dark OF dark blue suit, black derby and
dark complexion
No ., about % Years old. about 5 feet 10
inches, smooth face medium built florid
complexion, light overcoat and black der
by not neat in appearance.
Major Howard's men are on the look
oout for the men. who may come this
way to dispose of their booty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
Dentb Of Mrs ,Ienninns

Notice has been received here of the
death at ) o'clock yesterday morning OF
Mrs. r. Parke Jennings. OF Goachland
county, Va, at the residence OF her hus-
band, near Irwin. Mira Jennings was
tifty-six years OF age and leaves besides
her husband, two grown sons She was
a native of Powhatan county and was
greatly beloved by a Very larg. circle Of
relatives and friends.
The funeral will take place from her
residence to-day at P. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
Tires IFclIOn Him.

While unloading a car Of tires Tor the
new v.aduct for the C. and O. roaa YES
terday afternoon shortly after 0 cio ',t
Mr.. Wm. Williams fell and two OF the
tires fell on him, badly brusins ms neas'
ana back. He was carried to his llolns,
No. l1S North Nineteenth Street ny =.
Fisher, In charge of the ambulance, VINO
said his wounds were not sec!ops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
Mr.. Writ Allen, of North Avenue. lef
Tuesday evening on a business trip t

Mr.. Writ Allen, of North Avenue. left
Tuesday evening on a business trip to
Newport News, and will return one day
next week
Mr.. Edgar Graham. OF North Avenue,
left yesterday morning for Farmville, to-
visit his sister, Miss Ida Graham.
Mrs. w. K. Bache, of Lamb Aveaue
VINO left here a few days ago for Locust
Dale Academy to attend to her sick son.
Master Wallace Bache, who has been con-
finsd to his bed with typhoid fever has
been taken very sick. They are both now
very ii. A telegram was sent. summon
ing Mr.. Arthur Falhner, who left imme-
diately
The Barton Heights Fire DEPARTMENT
held their regular meeting Tuesday night
at the engine-house. Before the meeting
was called to order all the members went
through different exercises. After the
meeting they had a long drill on the en-
CINE
James Trent. a negro boy. who was en-
olcyed by Mr.. Tomlinson. of Barton Ave
nue., was arrested Monday morning on the
charge OF being drunk a the residence OF
Nm Tomlinson: throwing bottles at the
cook, and cursing. He was tried Mon
DAY night at 5 O'Clock at the eng 'ne-house.
and was put under 500 bond. In default, ne
Went to Jail for tN-elve months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
Tried in the Hastings Court.

The case of D. w. Hook. charged with
malicious assault upon Patrick S. Kelley,
came 10 before Judge Witt in the HEs-
aings Court yesterday morning. Hook
was acquitted.
The case OF ]. Smith. charged with the
murder of Rooert Taylor, was set for
hearing on December 9Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
HEARD ON CAPITOL HILL.

Proceedings of tho SutncIne Court of
Appeals.
The proceedings yesterday In the SUI
preme Court OF Appeals OF Virginia were
rs follows:
Saunders IS. Baltimore Building and
Loan Association. Argued by " Il. Rus
sell. OF New York. for appellees. and Il.
y Pollard ter appellant. and submitted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
u. S. CIRCUIT COURT,
Decisions Announced in Several I'm.
EOTtant Cases.

EOrtant Cases.
The United States Circuit Court of Ap-
peals reconvened yesterday morning. at 10
o'clock, with Judges Golf, Simon,on
and Purnell on the bench.
The court announced It's decision in the
following cases:
No. 56S-Washington Steamboat Com
pany Limited, appellant vs. Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Company, claim
ant of steamer Newport News appellees.
Appeal from the District Court of Vir-
GINA, at Alexandria Argued at this term.
Opinion by Judge Purnell, affirmed the
decision of the District Court and adopted
the decision of Judge Waddll of that
court as the opinion of this court
John W. Davis. of CIarksburg, w Va,
ana }. Hop. Wood, of Phill.ppi, w. Va,
We're admitted as attorneys of the court.
The following cases were argued yes
terday
NO. 5s2-Dever Pickens, appellant VS.. Su-
san T. Dent, ct ais, appelIees Appeal from
the District Court of West Virginia. at
Clarksbulg, in bankruptcy Argued by Jtkn
". Davis, of Clarksburg, w Va. for the
appellant, and j. Hop. Wood, OF Phillippi.
w, W.. va, for the appellees, and submitted.
l ms case originated out Of a soft for
breach OF promise to marry. Miss Dent
" tAeiio ioi d pfeacn OF promise and
recovered judgment for 5000. Pickens
ai!ef"ards went INTO bankruptcy, and put
ms judgment in as one of his liabilities
NO. 3S4.-Pendleton & Brothers own
efs OF schooner "Penobscott'' appellants.
vs.: John w Harper. owner of steanhoat
ilmlngton.' appellee Appeal from the
district Court of North Carolina. at VIII
mn mn, Argued by Thomas Evans. Of
w mittnlnston' \. G, for the appellant, and
~ george Rountree. OF Wilmington \.
g. for the appellees. and submitted
NO, $50 Walker Newton, appellant vs
barge Carrie l.. Tyler appellee An.
peal from the District Court of North
carolina at Wilmington, and No aS6
Board Of Commissioners of Navigation an,
penant' vs.. same Argued by Thomas
Evans for the appellant. and George
Rountree for the appellees. Pendino ne
argument court adjourned until this morn
ING at 10 O'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
The Observation-Disclosures

Marriage licenses were issued by Clerk
Christian yesterday as follows: Robert
agley Cralle, of Farmvile. and Eva
Stuart Willis. of this city; Charles Viii
sen Doughtie, of Norfolk, and Florence
Moore Willis, of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
oldest Woman Dead.
NV Associated press.)

TDT
CHARLOTTE. y G, Nov 21.-Airs-
Nancy Holldelds, said to have been the
Oldest woman in North Carolina. d3ed at
F,I,enboro, " C.. to-day. Her age is given
as ransins, from 10 to III years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
Properly Transfers.

The following property transfers were
recorded yesterday: : :
kichmond-R 81 HARDWOOD and wife to
Mary E. Hinchman, IS s7-1e feet o, so,,tn
side Hanover Street, southwest corrar
Meadow Street, $500.
Mrs. Cassie o. Lyme to Mrs s.u,e r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
Nav Save Their Money.

City Collector Frank ". Cunningham
suggests that those who wish to do so
may at this time pay their city taxes and
thus save them going delinquent with
penalty attachment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22

Taylor. 50 PIP feet on north side Mar
shall Street, 10 ZIP feet east of Seventh
Street, subject to deed Of trust for s, I29,
$4,000.
Henrico-Philipena Br;ei to Charles Bat
tige, acres on1the Nine Mile or New
Bridge Road, sl.l50
S. +. Coward.n and wife 20 w. w. Tay-
lor. 80 feet on west side Thirty-dfth Street,
southwest corner P. Street, $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
Circuit Court judgments.

In the Circuit Court of the city of Rich
mond. judgments were rendered yesterday
as follows:
T. w. Gates Son Co, against c. ".
Jones for sl2G.59; James ". Martin against.
r. E. Hills for $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
NORTH CAROLINA METH0DISTs.
Eleventh Annual Meeting of the West

ern Conference.
Special Dispatch to The Times)
GREENSBORO. n. c., Nov el,-Ihe
eleventh annual session of the Western
North Carolina Conference of the Netho-
dist Episcopal Church. South. convened IN
West Ma l1ets Street Church. this city. th-s
morning. The body was called to oraer
by Bishop II. c. Morrison. of Louisville,
KY, who will preside over the session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22

Rev William S. Campbell returned to-
the city Tuesday night from Norfolk,
where he delivered an address before the
Methodist Conference, now in session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
OLD FATHER TIME
HIT A HARD BLOW
Joseph Vaughan Pines in Jail in
Consequence.
JUSTICE JOHN FOR REFORMS.
a Felonious Charge Against William
Campbell Tor Knocking Charles
Warmer liz The Head With a
Lon: Bar Of Iron.

They turned out IN gallant array yes
to-day 10 get another dose of the Great
Law Girer, who for some weeks past has
oeen paying closer attention to caiomel,
ptlenacitine and quini.le than he has 20
other human offences.
Justice John came into court with
all his old energy and vitality
restored and wearing as much style
the chief marshal in = tournament pa
rade.
La Junta tribune., 1900-12-01

According to the results of studies By
Prof. A. X yerriil the beautiful Der
muda Islands are merely the remnant
Of an .s,and. very much larger than
ths present entire group, but which
has sunk in the ocean. The original
ISLAND had an area of 800 or 400 square
miies. whereas the BermudAA today are
only about twenty square miles in
area Within comparatively Sscsnt
period, says Prof. Verrill. the Bsrmu-
das have subsidized at least 30 or l0s
feet Their base is the summit Of an
ancient volcano. while their surface
is composed OF shell sand drifted into
hills by the wind and consolidated by
infltratior.
La Junta tribune., 1900-12-01
Taxpayer. saue...d by Austria

The taxpayers OF Gaiicia have many
grievances against the Austrian gov
ernment. says Michael Henry DIE
wicki in the Chicago Record. The
chief complaint is THAT the assessors
of taxes will not admit the declaration
of income drawn up by the taxpayer
as what he really gets. but substitute
a sum which they say he ought to get
This is fagrantly unfair and contrary
to law, and makes the taxpayer liable
to rates for what does not exist. When
challenged as to this arbitrary pro-
ceeding the assessors answered that
they had merely raised the taxes. and
maintained that in order to raise an
action against them the complainant
would require to prove false state
ment This deprives the taxpayer OF
any legal remedy. except going before
the commission of complaints: but,
~ the commission Is supposed to deal
with 1900 appeals within few weeks
II can be readily seen that 1t cannot
possibly 90 into the details OF any
case.
La Junta tribune., 1900-12-01

structsd between Liverpool and Man
chester. intended especially for the
swift transportation OF paswengers. II
is said that the system adopted will be
that OF the single elevated rail. the
cars being suspended from tho rail
The projectors talk OF sending trains
from one city to the other. distance
of about twenty nine miles, in fifteen
minues. or at the rate OF ll6 miles An
hour
La Junta tribune., 1900-12-01


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