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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
NOVELTY FOR RICHM0NDERS.
Case of Horse Stealing on Franklin
Street-Somethiun New

y horse thief made his appearance in
this city yesterday. and horse stealing on
Franklin Street is more experience for
Richmonders- DIR. ]. Allison Hodges is the
victim and he offers substantial reward
for the return OF his horse and buggy.
Shortly after . o'clock last night, Dr.
Hodges came out of his residence, No. 10I
East Franklin Street. expecting TO enter
his busNy, which he had left standing in
front OF the house a short while before.
but horse and buggy had nlysteriocsly dis
appeared. Up to Il lat5. hour last night
the only clue to the thief was that he
was q white man. and that he had chosen
West Grace Street as his route This clue
was obtained from q boy in the employ of
DR.. Stuart McGtuire. who, when near Grace
and Belvidere Streets, had attention at
tracted by a horse being driven ar furious
speed. He recognized the team as DR..
Hodges and thought that physician was
on q hurry call FIe caught only a glimpse
of the driver. The police ar.e of the opinion.
that the man had reason 10 make 81 hur-
rfsd escape. and appropriated the team.
They have. 50 far, failed 70 locate either
the team or the driver.
The horse was 4 sorrel with blazed face.
and weigfIsd about LOCO pounds. The bug
gy was the kind used by physicians gene
r-l ily
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
SUMMARY OF Io-DAY,s NEWS

local.
s+raer-car fight grows hotter.
Horse stolen on Franklin Street.
Miss Iamkiu discovered
C,nrrracts awarded by the city.
-Sroekholders of A. c. l. and R., F.
''l Plans for Brotherhood of st. Andrew
mouse.
State.
The Methodist Conference has a lively
discussion over the educational report,
and DR. Cannon uses strong terms.
Rev, Frederick l.. LeMosy, ofsSe6ford,
killed by being thrown from his buggy.
-Dr. w. w. Anderson very seriously
hurt by his ponies running away in Farm
vile.
-I.ittleton Newcomb, a young white
man accidentally killed by a negro while
shooting at another negro.
General
The Stockton made another successful
run on yesterday.
Police Board takes up crusade against
vice in New York city, ard instructs
Chief OF Police to enforce laws and ordi-
nauces rigidiy.
The Horse Show opens auspfciously
and with unusually large attendance.
Foreign.
natl, and the Duke Of Manchester mar
ried in England.
Won Buelow says Germany desires no
partition OF China. bu, will rot De over
reached by any nation.
Punishment inflicted by Chinese ina-
perial deessa xsxAxas1 n 1iaassnEs -
e1ss1cZ1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
SUICIDE AT CHASE CITY.
Lieut.. Herbert q. Tyson, q. S. N, Re.
tired, Kills Himself With 4 Pistol.
lSnecial nispatch to The Times. 5

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
CHASE CITY, VA, Nov. 19.-Herbert
B. Tyson, Of Philadelphia, was found
PROSTATE on the floor of his room at the
Mineral Hotel on Saturday evening with
a bleeding wound in his right temple and
an empty pistol by his side. Not appear
ng at dinner the hotel proprietor sent to
his room to ascertain tl:s wants. Medical
aid was at once summoned, but he never
recovered consciousness, and expired this
morning at O'Clock. The ball lodged in
the brain.
He registered at the hotel here on the
ID OF October. apparently sojourning for
health and recreation, and was man of
quiet End unobtrusire temperament. He
was graduate OF Annapolis Naval Aca-
ssroy and formerly a lieutenant in the
United States Navy. He was with Farm
gut on the Mississippi during the Civil
War. had travelled the world over, but
some years ago resigned from the navy.
His family was wired and two of his
sons-in-law arrived here Sunday morning
They telegraphed for DR. George Ben
Johnston. OF Richmond. who reached here
this morning just as Tyson breathed his
last
He has a wife and daughters in Pg1ila-
dc!phia. and a son preparing for the MIN
Istry at oxford England.
Depression and craze from excessive and
protracted indulgence In ,ntoxcants for
the last ten or fifteen days no doult
prompted the fatal act. This was said to
be periodical with him. and he struggled
against tho recurrence of the craving for
stimula1s;s.
His remains were taken to Philadel-
phia. He was about sixty yenrs old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
A LONG CHAPTER
OF ACCIDENTS.
Rev. Frederick [. lie.
Mosy Killed
BY ARUNAWAY HORSE
A Boy Smothsred to Death in
Lynchburg.
OLD PHYSICIAN INJURED
Or. WV. Anderson Hanging Between
Life and Death on Account Oh
Bcin. Dashed TO the Paved
Street in Il Runaway.
youn. Man Shot
in Halifax.
OLD PLY slCIAN INJURED
tspecla, dispatch 10 The Times.)

FOREST DEPOT, VA, Nov. 1a-Rey.
Frederick /. LeAiosy, rector OF D.
Stephens Church, at Forest, met with
fatal accident yesterday morning al IL
O'clock while driving along in buggy near
Trinity Church, Boonesboro, Bedtoro
county. He was on his way TO church
and in sight of some Of the neighborhood
people when his horse took fright ana ran
away and upset the vehicle. throwing It's
occupant out. Mr.. r. J.. Burks was IN
sight of the occurrence, and arrived
Quickly upon the scene of the accident,
and took charge of Rev. Mr.. LeMosy, who
stated he had received KICK from ihe
horse IN the back OF the head.
He was taken to the home OF Mr. Burks,
where he soon became unconscious, anu
4 died at IL o'clock last night.
BUGGY UPSET.
The buggy struck low stump in the
road, which caused it to upset Whlle the
horse was running away.
Iers. Nelson, Terrell and Pittard we're
summoned to attend the injured man. His
wife and sister went to his bedside, but ne
died without regaining consciousness.
A more sudden and shocking tragedy
has not befallen this community for a long
time.
Mr.. LeMosy was in his thirty-ffth year
He came to this section about five years
ago from Norfolk Since that time he had
been stationed here, regularly in charge
of Episcopal Churches in Bedford and
Campbell counties. He was man OF
much popularity and Of a very genial dis
position.
HIS MARRIAGE.
In October, 1899, he married Miss Marion
Brockenbrough, daughter OF Major John
b. Brockenbrough, a beautiful and ac-
complished young woman, who survives
him with an infant.
The funeral was conducted by Rev. Dr.
John E. Lloyd, of Lynchburg, and the re-
mains were conveyed to Norfolk, his
former home.
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TRAGEDY IN HALIFAX.
Lit Ncwcomb, IA Yonn. White Man,
Killed by q Negro.
Special Dispatch 10 The Times.

Especial Dispatch TO The Times)
CLOVER, Va, Nov. 19.--Lit Newcomb,
a young white man. was killed at fes-
tival given by Bette Leigh, who lives in
a cabin on Sims Farm, near Randolph,
Saturday night.
A hight occurred between two negro men,
Edward Coles and Ed. Palmer. Coles
pulled his pistol and fired three shots. one
striking Palmer in the breast, doing very
little injury. Another struck Littleton
Newcomb. who was standing looking on
at distance. In the right side and coming
out the left. killing him instantly.
As soon as a light could be found after
the crowd left the room Newcomb was
found dead.
An inquest was held. Tt was decided
that Newcomb was killed by Edward
Coles, who made his escape.
He crossed staunton River at Clark's
ferry early this morning. but was cap
tured by Special Constable J. a. Richard
son and brought here. All is quiet.
The dead man is son Of John New
comb, living near Clover
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
MURDER AT SOLDIERS HOME.
One Veteran Kills Another in
Drunken Brawl.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times. }

NEWPORT NEWS. Nov. 19-It has
leaked out that Henry Mullen, a veteran
at Soldiers Home, died last Friday morn
ing as a result of blows received in q
drunken fight with John McMullen, a
Philadelphia veteran.
An effort was made to hush up the mat
ter, but it leaked out when the United
Safes commissioner arrested the alleged
murderer.
At the preliminary hearing this after
noon, McMullen was granted postpone
merit until tomorrow.
Rear Admiral Richards and the officers
of the French cruisers Cecile and Suchet,
which are lying at anchor in the roads
below the city, visited the ship-yard this
afternoon. The cruisers Will probably leave
tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
AGED PHYSICIAN HURT.
DR.. w. w. Anderson Perhaps Fatally
Injured in a Runaway.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)

Especial Dlspatcn 10 Inc tiihcs}
FARMVILLE, VA, Nov. 19.-Dr. ". W.
Anderson one OF the Oldest and most
popular physicians in southside Virginia,
lies almost at the point of death from
an accident this morning.
DR.. w. a. Anderson and his father,
Dr. ". ". Anderson, were driving this
morning, the ponies took fright at the
Confederate monument and threw young
DR.. Anderson from the buggy.
The ponies continued their flight until
reaching Main Street. where they collided
with a tree in front Of Planters Bank,
and the old gentleman, who is Very fee
bic and S4 years old, was dashed to the
rock-paved street.
Young Dr. Anderson was badly bruised
but rot seriously hurt
This aged physician is still unconscious
tonight, but the physicians now have
some hope of his recovery.
The buggy in which he was riding was
smashed into l1indling wood, and it is al
most a miracle that the old gentleman
was net killed outright
DR. w A. Anderson is we'll known and
highly esteemed in Richmond. He served
in the Sparish-Anerican war. He is a
man of splendid appearance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
CABLED HIS BLESSINGS.
Mr.. Zimmerman, However, Had Op-
posed the Match.
(By Associated Press

(By Associated Press
CINCINNATI. o., Nov 19.-Eueene
Zimmerman, vice-pres;dent of the Cincin-
matt, Hamilton and Dayton Railway sys-
tenn, said to-day he had nothing to say
regarding the report of the marriage of his
daughter Helene to the Duke of Nianches
ter, except that he has not been advised
and knows nothing of it.
Mr.. Zimmerman is a wealthy widower.
and occupies a mansion on Mount Au-
burn. Helene is his only child
Later Mr.. Zimmerman received cable
gram from his daughter announcing their
marriage last week, and he cabled back
his blessings. Some three years ago a
cousin of the<Duke spsnt a month here
as the guest OF Miss Zimmerman and as
the representative Of the Duke in their
ALLIANCES
1t is understood that Mr.. Zimmerman
will have reception for the Duke and
Duchess on, their arrivae here, although he
openly opposed the match.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
SEVERE PUNISHM lent.
Chinese Emperor Promises to avenge
Won Ketteier.
(By Associated Press.

BERLIN, Nov. 1a.-The Reizanger
(officiaD publishes the text of a telegram
of ne Emperor of China to Emperor Will
liam. promising to inffict severe punish
ments on the authorities who We're ac-
completes of the murderers Of Baron
Won Ketteser, and expresses the. hope
that friendly relations will soon be re-
established.
He declares that SO soon as the peace
commissioners attain the desired point
he will fix a time for his return 70 Pek'n.
IIa adds that protection of the Christian
:miys,o1,s will be strictly enjoined ON all
the nroyincial authorities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20

shot and seriously wounded Charles Con-
.ner and Tom Tilly Saturday night. Con-
nor was shot in the face and may die.
Tiliy's wound Is in the shoulder All were
drinking. This makes six men who have
been shot in the vicinity Of Norton and
Dorchester this week.
operation at one of r. NJ. Peppers stave5
mills burst yesterday. throwing frag-
,nents of iron and steel In every direction
with terrific force, wounding three per-
sons-one fatally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
BOW STOVE IN.
Steamship waesland in Collision With
q Schooner.
fEg Associated Press.)

aScilooner.
{By Associated Press.)
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. ls--lmha m
a,,srica, line steamship Waesland. Cap
,ain DoyrI,d. which sailed from, PhilaGei-
r;,ia. far Liverpool on Saturday. returned
To- her. dock at the foot OF Washington
a,.er,,sz 1T noon yesterday with hole If
tee.n7 feet square stove in her port bow.
tb. rssI,if OF collision with the three
,,as Isa scheoner Elm City. Captain Faul-
.Ls,hnrs u. from Boston for this port. The
coiI.sson occurred at 7:15 O'Clock Saturday
evening Off ship John Lighthouse. in tae
.DeIaware Bay. No one was injured on
nf 1thosssin charge of the Waesiand a
manic aEaons It's passengers vas ayerteA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
Murder in North Carolina.
Special Dispatch to The tt

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
KINSTON, NJ c., Nov 19.-Jack Mills
went to the door of Amos Davis, about ten
miles from here, Saturday night to get his
washing.
AS he knocked Amos Davis got his rifle
and shot through the door at Mills, strik-
ing him in the breast. Mills died yester-
day.
Davis has not been captured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
ANTI-CHRIST!AN RIOTS.
All Believers in Danger of Death in
Province OF Kiang ST.

CANTON. Nov. 19.-Refugees who have
arrived here report that anti-Chrstian
riots have broken out in the Province of
Kiang ST. The non-Christians are wear
ing badges, and all persons not so deco
rated are in danger of death
The Viceroy of the province has ap-
pointed a deputy TO settle the French
claims at Shun TAX. and three French
sunboats will accompany he latter with
the view of forcing his orders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
Imperiai Chinese.
fBy Assoeiateti Press. J

fBy Associated Press.J
SHANGHAI. Nov. 19-The Governor
General of the Province of Sze-Chusn
has been appointed to join the court
This; causes excitement in provincial OF
ficfaIdom, as it is regarded as further
Indication that the imperial family is
going to Sze-Chuen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
Destroy Railroad.
fRy Associated Press

sT. PETERSBURG. Nov. 1s.--Dispatch-
..' from Vladivostork sEy the Chinese
bava destroyed three hundred versts of
the southern section OF the Magchurian
=railroad. All the stations were burned
and much rolling stock was destroyed.
The danlnge is estimated ten million
roubles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
THE STOCK TON
Made Her Required Speed or Trial OF
Yesterday.
(By Associated Press )

ANNAPOLIS, MD, Nov 19-The sec
ond trial. known as the standardization
test, OF the new torpetL boat Stockton.
was held off Patrxon river to-day. With
800 revolutions per, minute of the screw.
the vessel attained an average speed Of
26 knots par. hour, her contract require
meut.
given the Stockton. when with $50 revotu-
tlons per minute the vessel viii be sailed
two hours to ascertain If she can main
tain the speed for that length of time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
Irnn Shipped Abroad.

(By Associated Press.)
FLORENCE, Ala, Nov. IA shipment
Of 1,00o tons of pig, iron was made from here
to-day via Brunswick, Ga, to Brennan,
Germany.
This is the third shipment in sixty days
to a foreign port.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
smothered 10 Death.
58IsVtfRCtC<t W
fSrecial Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
LYNCHBURG. VA, November 19.-
Elijah Goff, a boy of u years, fell into
a sawdust chute at the works of the
Adams Monroe Manufacturing Company
this morning, and in about an hour af-
forwards was taken out dead. He is sup
posed TO have been rendered unconscious
by the fall and then to have been smoth-
cred to death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
Miss Lamkin in Washington.

A telegram received here from Wash
ington yesterday afternoon stated that
Miss Bessie Lamkin, who disappeared from
her home last week, had been located by
relatives at the residence of a friend in
that city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
wEATHEr. FORECAST

Forecast for Tuesday and "wednesday:
Virginia Fair. continued warm Tues
tlay and PROBABLY Wednesday. fxceps
r,,ir, Tuesslav in southwest portion, fresE
southeriy winds.
North e,arolina-Rain Tuesday ana
probably wednesday. fresh east to- soutn
winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
RANGE OF THERMOMETERS

The range of ttsc Thermometer at The
Times Office yesterday MAS as follows: 9.
A. NJ, s.: la AZ. 7s: 3 p. NJ, IS: p.
AZ. 20: 8 r a.. 6s; II Al. Is. Average.
temperature. Il.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-08

RAPID TRANSIT DAD ARRIVES
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railway arrived Yesterday morning on The American ship auo In the ship
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bL0NEL MILLS
NOW IN MANILA
Writes ot the Campaign in
Chlna Where lie Wa,
Four Months.

Hsnlnt Colonel Mills. Sixth Unit
bites Artillery, who was stationed
hnoluIu for many months OF last
Nd a portion OF the present. Ia
Manila In command Of the reg
10 which he belongs. lie has
vurned from China where he
lu months service against the
p and imperial troops. In writ.
friend here he says:
bad a very sharp and snappy
sn In China, and I believe did
vol and effectualiy. There will
more armed resistance I believe
y part Of China, and those ma
mich we're unfortunate In not
representative present for the
Of Pesing will ind hard work
, getting up row for political
ihe allied powers can do what
hey eau agree To 90 among
'.yos with China.
british and the Americans
W'y potent factors In forming
ah,h To Poking upon our arrival
Iiin about the lat OF August.
daer nations. on account OF the
handling the allied troops had
" IN and about Tien-Tsln, July
previously and on account OF
slal lnundatlon Of the country
avn and Hoods between TEN
'ld PekIng during August. be-
mat We would meet with an
admiral seymour defeat on this
.N and Tor want ~ additional
would not be- able IN force our
trough Il looked a little doubt
MS Tine, particularly since a
'ecpunuissance 90 Pietsang. six
uotth Of TEN rsin. by the Jap
4 leFr'ed a force OF some 26 900
WV troops strongly sntrenched.
.as attached 70 the British as
,'i'er In this engagement OF
VIZ and although the British
l,'ecily In support Of the Japan
'lp led In the movement. the
WINS following the British. the
49, nrriod everything before
10Y, .s.uIe We could hardly effect the
,nent The British doing very lit
pt and the Americans none nj
-N ahilr ended what little resist.
'es put up. and we had a prac-
y, ,'ear Held 10 Peking. though \
!, s ,uylng rush with very little
II. RUNNING n month or so at
anu Iicn-rsln on various du-
wv ousorvations of foreign
\ applied 10 continue on my
~, Nlnlli I arrived here about
M. having spent nearly four
!, ~. IN VhinA am in command
Y "slmont here"
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rHE BAND n SAD.


J ,ertI,orial band will pay its
y .prs thit morning 20 one OF fts
''Nh members. who has passed
Voc one of the bands Oldest
,.t, lied al hls home in Houua-
Y .,'erday morning from infiam-
iheumatism.
M. 49, oeen n member OF the band
|saV years, and was considered
- ,e hnest solo singers ever con
\ al'n Tho organization. In
~. 'as The FIRST sololst who sang
\, enlrnnclng Hawaiian songs.
! na payol nrst clarinet. FIRST vio-
Co., Nl' the man who organized
y" uAl quintet club Of Hawaiian
-, an'ral takes place from me
y, s rteo Tits morning at 10
''' remains win be Inferred
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CHANGE is REST.

Employer Ito Pat, who has come in
with two pals of water from the barn)
what made you so long. Pat?"
Pat-"Sure, sur. OF had to stop an
change pals wonce in a whole to rist
myself"
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OLD SEA DOG.

There are so many barks on the
sea-" remarked the girl who was lean
Ing over the rail.
Perhaps they come from the ocean
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IN the Kawaiahao cemetery. The band
will lead the funeral procession. Cap
tain Berger In charge.
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FOR SALE.

A large down town. WAREHOUSE.
centrally located LODGING
HOUSE with cottage.
BUSINESS PROPERTY in the heart
Of City.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
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CONCRETE ENGINEERS and CON-
TRACTORS. Estimates furnished and
contracts taken for foundations, mono
1.-THE concrete structures Of ali kinds:
nre-proofing, pavensnts. bridges. and
any werk involving the use Of P1tland
cement concrete. Agents ana licences
fer NaAOene steel-eeAcrete system con-
stFaS0sA. Hsalsr constructions.
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greyhounds," ventured her tall com
panion.
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Fer Sale or Rent.

A three-acre lot In Nuuanu Valley
with large house and several cottages
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HENRY WAREHOUSE & 90.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-16
Sealed Proposals Wanted.

Notice is hereby given, that sealed
proposals for finishing the inside Of the
second story Of the brick school building
III the Town Of Williston (belng Willis
ton Special School DISTRICT. in the
county Of Williams, North Dakota, in.
Guiding Ill labor and material, will be
received by the undersigned, clerk Of
the Board Of Education OF the Town Of
Wi.liston, at his office in the Town Of
Williston, N. d., until the hour of eight
o'clock n. M, on the 9th day OF August.
A. D. 1900.
All bids must be in strict accordance
with the plans and specifications pre-
pared by j. w. Ross Of Grand Forks, n,
d., which may be seen at the office OF
the clerk Of the Board of Education III
Williston, N. d., except the paper on
ceilings and calcimining, which are to be
omitted. and har,'enell to be used in
stead Of adamant. The work Of comp!et-
ing and finishing the inside of said
second story of said building is to be
done and completed by the 10th day of
October, 1900. It is the intention of
the Board of Education to award the
contract to the lowest responsible BID
der, but the right to reject any and all
bids is reserved by the board.
s Each bidder must accompany his bid
with a certified check Of fifty dollars as
a guaranty thatlhe will enter into con-
tract (lf successfully and furnish good and
sufficient bonds for the faithful perform
ance of the work.
By order Of the Board of Education of
the Town of Williston.
r. II. COPELAND.
Clerk Of Board of Education.
Dated Wiiliston. N. d., Aug. l6, 1900.