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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
STUDENT BECOMES INSANE.
W, e. Cool, Of the University eo''ese
,f ,,c1,ciEc, Loses HIS MIMI.

VI
,f e1cd,circ, Loses His N'hu.
Mr.. W. E. Good, student d. 'No
University College OF Metaci''e' 0eeA.Ae
insane ut his boarding on Clay
s,reat last Tuesday evening, and his con-
a,+;o, has since became such that 1t was
necessary to remove him to the asylum
at Siaunton last evening.
Good is from Remington. t'auquier
connty, and is a second year man at the
college His record at the institution Is
that OF a hard student, and there Is it-
tie doubt but that his present trouble
was brought on by over-wurk. \tor the
last two weeks he had been studying day
and night preparing for an examination
on anatomy which was held "Wednesday.
Anatomy has been foremost In hts nina
since he became insane: he mas CHUNG
with desperation to the textbook on tue
subject, and until the time of his ae-
parture last evening no one had beeh aoie
to free the book from his grasp
He was taken in charge ana conoucted
+o Staunton by DR. w. Fl. feaKtey,
assistant Superintendent of the asylum
at that place
1t IS believed Goods condition Is not
permanent, but that Il rest from his
studies and a few weeks treatment will
restore his mind. Good was one OF the
most promising men in his class, and UNI
versally popular
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
SUMMARY OF To-DAYs NEWS.
Local.

-Woodson met death calmly.
-EIowitzers' Association banquets.
Her trunk. worth thousands. gone.
Insane from overstudy-
Governor and his party return.
Love found the way.
Want Virginia to have an exhibit.
Supreme Court renders decision.
Site.
The Street Carnival at Franklin at
tended by the SeYenty-tirst Regiment on
parade.
"A Hampton police officer sent to grand
jury for housebreaking.
Sam Clay sentenced to three years ut
Bristol for criminal assault.
The evidence in The Prince trial. In
Norfolk concluded and instructions
argued
novel way in Charlottesville.
Gcts,-rni
Senator Hanna defends the ship sub
sidy bill In a speech OF some length in
reply TO Clay. of Georgia.
THE Hay-Pauncefote treaty amended
so as to admit of American defense OF the
canal
voted on In the House to-day.
Cans Knocked out In second round
F.reis
Two hu.dred drowned by capsizing Of
vessel in West River. China
Hong Kong riacardea with incendiary
statements.
Z successful Issue.
SERIOUS disaster 10 British armA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
HER TRUNK, WORTH
THOUSANDS, GONE
Mrs. Terrell Put $4,000 Worth of
IeweIry in Her Trunk, Which
Has Disappeared.
Especial Dispatch to The Times. }

NEW YORK. Dec, 13.-An advertise
ment appeared in the morning papers Of
ferius $500 reward for the return Of a
lady's dress trunk marked &C. Terrell y
with contents intact. Norman Whitehouse
The advertiser, said to-day: ."The trunk
contained Mrs. Terrell's jewelry, worth
easily $4,000. On the evening of Dece1n-
ber 4. left country house Westbury. l. T.,
in company with wife and her mother,
Mrs. Terrell, who was gcing to her houe
AT Richmond. When the train ART. ed
ar Long Island City, engaged one of
C,afreuy Express wagons. Ordered trunk
taEan 70 Tweuty-third Street Ferry
Drver had six pieces of baggage. one
t,,,nls for Savannail Line, others for Amer
;Isn Line. At Twenty-third Srreet the
rrtsrrell trunk was missing. The driver
+n11 conflicting stories, so renorted the
,,,.,+a, TO the police. Three men cou,dn,t
,,,o,.a trunk ordinarily. While Mrs. Ter
-, has never gone much in society. s,er
ie,,..,lrv is especially fine MIR. Whtthouse
=. member of New York's most excl,-
siye set.
1,ou'ry in this city last night ELECTED
i''9 Information as to the parties men
~ nd in the telegram There are
..ias l.o.al in the directory that night ;Aa,1
4t,s identity OF such persons. 4 Times
'.onorter 70 called upon several Terrell.s last
.,iyht. but none OF them could give ahy
i,,sn ii,,,,,ssnru,atiou on the subject .1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14

veals the fact that the agreement is now
triparti Japan alone. of the Powers in
vited to join. made special inquiries OF
Germany and Great Britain concerning the
Japan then rsplied: THAT the Imperial
haring assurances of the con-
tracing parties to the effect that, adher-
.ins in the agreement in question, they
would be placed on such agreement in the
same position as If they had been sigma
tory instead an ar,oa1,,. aue[ing state oog7 s7
adhere to such agreement, and will ac-
cent the principles embodied therein
The assurances of Germany and Great
britain alluded to are rot given
The replies Of the other Powers do not
differ from the previous announcement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
LOVE WORKS ITS
OWN SWEET WAY
Miss Branderstein, of Philadelphia,
Joins Her Sweetheart Here and
Becomes Mrs. Weisbecker.

A rather romantic marriage was that,
Wednesday afternoon. OF Mr.. Philip Her
man Weisbecker and Miss Kathery1 Bran
destein, both of Philadelphia. The cere-
uOnv was performed by Rev. Paul A.
Menzel D. D., in the presence of few
friends of the young couple, one hour
after the bride stepped from the fast mail
from the north. Miss Brandenstein and
Mr. Weisbecker had been engaged for some
time. but. as is the case with most lovers,
they auarreled and made UP again several
times Recently Mr.. Weisbecker left I'niia-
delphla and came to Richmond 10 take the
piano part in the Rtes orchestra. which is
furnishing the concerts at the Jefferson this
season. and it was the usual tabsence that
makes the heart grow ioIder that caused
him TO insist that Miss Brandenstein should
marry him at once. Finding 1t impossible
to get away from his orchestral engage
ments long enough 70 so TO Philadelphia
and become a Benedict, Mr.. We!soecker
used the United States mails and the tele-
graph wires, and finally prevailed upon his
sweetheart to come to him.
Miss BrandeHstein. no is strik!nSly
beautiful blonde. arrived in Richmond at 3
o clock Wednesday afternoon. and the
marriage tGck place TN hour later. She IS
the daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. EranGenSteln, OF Philadelphia
\ reception was rendered the oriGe and
groom at Their residence. No. 2l3 East
Marshall Street, wh.re 1t usic and dane
ing was INDUCED III until a late hour.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w Thilow. Mr. and Mrs. ''eiiX lar
della, Mr. and Mrs. G. a. Thlow. Mr.
and Mrs. Hcrtert Z Rees, Master E Iri
Piersep Rees, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boeck-
ner, Mr.. Arthur Fl. Brownley. Mr.. Lie
bert, Mr.. Sultan. Mr.. r. Thomas Paul. Mr..
Robert Paul, Mr.. NJ j. Brenner, Miss Sue
T. Guilds, Miss Edith Snit: and many
others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
WENT
TO HIS DEATH
William Woodson Was Executed
EARLY Yesterday
Morning.

William WoOdson, the negro convict
murderer, eXpiated the crime of killing
Ambrose Ferrebec. a fellow convict in
the penitentiary, last May in the yard Of
that institution yesterday morning shortly
after O'Clock, while it was yet dark
a party of about twenty-five people, in
cluding guards and other officials of the
institution, newspaper men and a few
others. stood within the shadows cast by
the moon and the lanterns. as witnesses
TO the execution. The trap was sprung
at 6:l5 o'clock. and forty-tive seconds later
puisatlonS had ceased. In fifteen minutes
the BODY was cut down and placed in the
plain pine coffin. DR.. Roy the physician
at ihe penintentiary, examined the re-
mans and found that the neck had been
broken completely, and that death had
pecn instantaneous. The body was turned
over 10 the Anatomical Board.
AT exactly o'clock, Major Helms. ac
companled by Captain Morgan and Rev.
Preston Nash and DR.. p P. Duyal the
spiritual advisers Of Woodson, went to the
cen occupied by the condemned man and
read the Geath warrant. Woodson appeared
cam ana collected exhibiting only the
slightest degree Of nervousness The
procession was then formed with Supt.
Helmes in the lead and the prisoner with
the clerSyInen OH either side behind, fol-
io"cd by several guards and the peniten-
tlary surgeon. Woodson did not fa!ter
although he had 10 walk about 200 yards
to the scaffold- He ascended The steps
without fear, and the pSeliminaries
were completed. Rev. Mr.. Nash con-
Versed calmly and gently the while Civ
ing the condemned man much spiritual
comfort and consolation, and at the end
he offered short prayer
Woodson was asked if he wished to say
anything and his only reply was:
Il have nothing TO say; l have said
enough
The trap was then sprung and William
Woodson was sent into eternity.
Woodson ate no breakfast Once during
the night he prayed. ana he drank a cup
Of coffee He save every appearance of
man ready to meet his Maker, and ut
the ordea! displayed great nerve.
i3e had grown veiy mu;h attached 10
Mr.. S I. Smith, his DAY guard. Wednes-
day Mr.. Smith asked him If he really
| meant 10 Kill lrcrrcbee.
Yes. | meant 10 Kill him he said.
'.amd 1 would have killed jim; Jones, too. =
Jones was the convict who attempted to
rescue fcrrehec.
Some days ago Woodscn wrote a. short
sketch OF his life, witch reveals one OF
! the most shoe. ns careers that ever came
to human knowledge He gave this sketch
to Guard Smith, and. together with a let
ter to mis- mother. it is here given:
''In Washington D. c., served six months
in iail. being caught il the act of picking
the pocket Of a Congressman and obtain
ing q watch; also served six months in
the workhouse for a similar offen,e. and
two one-aa!t year terms III the reforrla-
tory. being known there as John Lewis
No. 56G bat called d elk Lewis.
I'm Allegheny Pa, served thirty DAYS
in jail FOR burglary in the daytime
"In Washington State, Seattle was
!
fContinued on Saventh p,ra,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14

was adopted pledging the Council to do
all in Its power in behalf of the measure
and to defray The expenses of the coyn-
!ni,tee in Washington
The committee appointed is Simon
Seward, Chamber of Commerce; Robert
Cabaniss, Young Mems Business Asso-
citation; Carter r. Bishop, Council, and
Alexander Hamilton. ". 3. tIcliwaine,
Charles Hall Davis, r. B. Davis, w. p
McRae ands c. P. Burgwyn. -Mcssrs
Bishop and McRae left for Washington
to-day. and will appear before the Rivers
and Harbors Committee tomorrow. The
other members Will go to Washington as
soon as they can get a hearing
The case against T. NJ. Gillian was
called in Prince George County Court to-
dav and continued till the February term
Miss S,erne being too i'll to appear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
NIilner Made administrators.

CAPE TOWN, Dec. 13.-Sir Alfred Mil
ner has been gazetted administrator Of
the Orange River Colony and the Trans
vaal.
General Kitchener has cabled to the au-
thorities of South Australia asking that
the wounded Imperial Bushmen, who are
now convalescent, be returned to South
Africa.
Another contingent Of Canadian troops
started on their way home to-day on
board the Rosiyn Castle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
A LARGE TREASURE.
British Troops Gone to Investigate
HumOrS.
lRY Associated Press.l

PEkIN. Dec. IA few days ago the
British troops were notified of the eXis-
tence OF large amount Of treasure TWEEN
ty miles northwest. Colonel Tullock and
a hundred men left to-day to investigate
the truth of the report. Colonel Tullock
requested. however, that fifty extra men
be detailed
It is believed that a large amount Of gold
and vaiuabIes were buried at that point
by persons connected with the Chinese
Court during the recent flight. The in
formation regarding the treasure was re-
ceiyed from a former court official.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
Typhoon Ravoscd Hon. Kong Oh No
vembcr 10th.
{By Associated Press.}

VICTORIA, 3. c., December 13.-The
steamer Empress, of India. which arrived
yesterday brought news Of q great ty-
phoon which ravaged Hong Kong on No
venfber 10th. causing heavy loss OF LIE
and shipping.
The British sun-boat Sand Piper foun-
dered and one Of he seamen was lost The
American ship Benjamin Seawell went
ashore and, in all, seventy steam launches
We're wrecked, and over two hundred ma
tiveS drowned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
IN HANDS OF TRUSTEES.
The Trouble in Alabama University
referred TO Them.
fp- assocIetpd Press

(By Associated fress.)
TUSCALOOSA. Ala, Dec. 13.-Tne in
vestigation by the faculty Of the GniveT-
sitv of Alabama into the revolt of the
students vas finished to-day and the
matter referred TO the trustees
The meeting was called to investigate
the charge made by the boys that Com
mandant West was too severe, but the
students who were called to testify. in
stead of assailing their superior officer,
brought charges, it is alleged against the
President and asked for his removal.
j. e. Webb Of Birmingham, and I. c.
Mcclellan, of Athens, members of the
Executive Committee of the Board Of
Trustees, are here. The other member
of the Executive Committee, Daniel
Pratt is in Florida and cannot reach
here. All the members of the Board OF
Trustees have been requested to come
to Tuscaloosa to confer with the members
of the Board now here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
ENGLAND WILL SIGN.
Chinese Negotiation earring q
Close,
Try Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The advice
from official sources is that England has
sienIfed a Willingness to sign the note
agreed upon by the foreign ministers with
but a slight amendment There seems to
be no substantial obstacle to an almost
immediate closure Of the negotiations.
Mr.. Conger's last advice to the State
Department indicated that the German
Minister at Pekin was living up to the
spirit of the promise Of the German Gov
ernment to abate its demands for the
imposition Of death penalty upon Princes
Tung and Chuang, Duke Ian, and other
Boxer ringleaders. It was upon this very
point that the United States made the is
sue with Germany and England
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
INCITING THE PEOPLE.
Hong Kong placarded With Incen-
diary Statements.
(By Associated Press.)

HONG KONG, Dec, 13.-The city was
pIacardlng to-day with statements melting
the people and secret societies TO rise
during the month of January and drive
cut all the foreigners. Crowds gathered
around the placards, hut no actual out
break is reported
Reports have been received from Can
ton to the effect that Yung Sung Po. the
reformer, has been horribly tortured.
Though ne was strung Up by the thumbs
and the toes, he would confess nothing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
YERKES APPOlNT TED.
Made Commissioner OF Internal Reye-
nue. in Kentucky.

IIJ -iSSUCINtVu I It'SSJ
WASHINGTON, Dec, 13.-The Presi-
dent to-day sent the following nominal
tions to the Senate:
Judson c. Clements, OF Georgia, to be
an interstate commerce commissioner
a re-appointment.
Jchn w. Nerkes of Kentucky. to be
commissioner of internal revenue. C1he
nomination of Mr.. Yerl1es to be collector
Of internal revenue for the Eighth Dis
trict OF Kentucky. withdrawn)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
Police for Towns and Cities.
(By Associated Pres

MANILA. Dec. 13.-The TAFT Commisslo!!
has prepared an act authorizing Generai
Macarthur 70 ..s.ah sh police In the cities
and towns. and appropriatIns $4,000 for
their maintenance.
An act was passed providing for the re-
tention in office of municipal councillors
elected under the military laws.
Finally a bill was passed directing the
civil service board TO examine and report
on the readjustment of the salaries OF civ
il employees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
COUNCIL TAKES ACTION.
Pledges Support and Appoints Il Com
mittec-The Gillian Case.
Especial Dispatch 10 TIE Times,

PETERSBURG. VA, Dec i3.-Thc
Council held Il special session tonight
to appoint committee and approximate
sufficient sum 10 send ii 10 Washington.
in the interest of 'Arpcn,attoS diversio,,s
schemc. The matter was cnthusic sti-.
eaIly discussed, after which a resolution
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
FIRE IN BUENA VISTA.
Firc-CIay Brick Plant Destroyed. Ems
failing Loss OF $4,000
{By Associated Press.)

LEXINGTON, VA, Dec. 1s.-The Buena
Vista tire-ciay brick plant was destroyed
by FIRE to-day. y roof was being put on
new kiln and caught fire. which soon
spread TO the entire plant. The machine
~ works. the valuable part OF the plant,
was a total loss. Loss. SO, GOO: insurance,
$1,000.
The plant is owned by the Southern
Clay Product Company, whose owners
mostly reside in Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
SAM CLAY SENTENCED,
Gets Three Years for Criminal Assault.
Henry Green Two Years.

TSFcv1aT DIsIl4rCh 10 Tie TImcs.)
BRISTOL. TENN, Dec. 1.-THE trial
IN the Hastings Court of Bristol. Va,
10 Gay OF Sam Clay, the mulatto. charged
with criminal assault on a colored woman.
resulted in Clay being sentenced TO three
years IN the State penitentiary. Clay IS
yet to be tried on the charge Of robbery.
Henry Green, a young negro. was ren-
fenced to two years in the peniten.iary
for maliciously shooting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
Chi.dr.n's tome Boar,

The meeting at the Jefferson last night
to provide homes for worthy poor children
in Virginia was largely attended. and the
first practical step In this matter was
taken. Mr.. John Garland Pollard pre-
sided, and it was decided that an advi-
sorry board should be formed to begin the
work in this State. Dr.. Maybe delivered
an address urging the Importance of this
Hork After the election OF officers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
NEW CAPITOL.
Contract for Hiississippi's NJ New Build
Ing Let Yesterday.
(By Associated Press. }

IEy ASsOCIIltu ITtSs.J
JACKSON, MISS, Dec, 13.-The Miss
issippi Capitol Commission this afternoon
Let the contract for the new State House
TO MeSsrs Wells ard Wells, of Chicago,
for $S21oG0. The next bid was that Of
George Dugan, OF Kansas City, who BID
$3.50. .0lo
The :ucessful contra ctors agree to COM
mencc work on January /. and complete
the work within twenty-eight months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
Treaty Amended.
lRy Associated rress !

tbF Associated 1'FeSS)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-A treaty has
been concluded between the United States
and Great Britain amendatory of the ex-
listing extradition treaty. The chief item
is a provision classifying as crime, SUB
ject to extradttion. the obtaining OF money
under false pretenses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
John Rcdmoud Ee-elected.


DJrRLIN, Dec 13.-.rhe members Of the
irish Parliamentary party to-day nnani-
rnousIy reelected John Redmond chairman
for the present and coming sessions
aIessrs. Esmond Dolacd. Patrick O'Brien
and Burke were appointed Whips.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
GENERAL URlBE ESCAPED.
Everything Points 10 an EARLY Term-
nation OF the Colombian I,ebcllion.
By Associated Press.

tSy Associated Press)
COLON, COLOMBIA. December 12.-Gen-
eral Tribe, after having been defeated at
Corosal, escaped his pursuers
Half a million dollars has Just been
shipped to Europe and New York from the
Province of Aniqui. Everything points to
an ec:ly termination of the rebellion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
Montana Scnatorship.
iRr Associated Prcss.l

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. Ex-senator
Chandler of the Committee on Privileges
and Elections. has called meeting of
that committee for tomorrow to take up
the Montana senatorial case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
C,,ton ,.xcha-.-c VII Close,
rrr ASSOCIATED Press,

NE,W YORK. Dec. 1a-The members OF
the Cotton Exchange to-day voted to
make December 9th holiday. The mo-
ton 10 close on December s1st vas lost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
TWO HUNDRED DROWNED.
Vessel Sunk in West River ir
China.
(By Associated Press.)

CANTON, Dec. 13.-The falling over
board of man from 4 passenger boat on
the West River, near Ho Kau led to a
rush of some 400 passengers to the side of
the vessels, which caused her to sink, over
200 persons being drowned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
Wants Treaty Abro<ntcd.

(By Associated Press-J
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. Ex-senator
Money to-day introduced a resolution in
the Senate providing for The abro-
CATION of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty by
diplomatic negotiation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
Antarctic Expedition.
(By Associated Pre-

CHRISTIANIA, Dec. 13.-The Antarctic
expedition, headed by DR.. Otto Nordensk-
iold, will leave in August.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
Minority Members Say Cut is Not
Deep Enough.
BEER TAX MUCH TOO HIGH
unproductire Wealth Shonid DC
Tnxed-Tbe House Adopted Heso-
luton for n Holiday Recess
from Friday, December
oI.to Thnrsday.Janu-
AIRY Sd, 1901.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The debate
,Ipon The war revenue reduction bill con-
tInued in the House to-day. il was dun
and featureless. Those VINO spoke were
Nessr.-. Grosvenor. OF Ohio; Bartnoidt' OIL
Missouri: IIiIl, OF Connecticut BouteiLe'
of Illinois: Mcclellan, Of New YORK; New
lands, of Nevada: Levy, Of New Hofk' anu
Underwood of Alabama.
Mr.. gartholdt criticised the action of the
Ways and Means Committee in not max
ing u deeper cut in the tax on beer ana
gave notice that he would offer an amend
ment 10 reduce it to $l.50 per barrel.
General debate upon the bill will close
at o clock tomorrow, and Mr.. Payne
the floor leader Of the majority, expects
The bill to pass before adjournment to-
morrow.
The House to-day adopted resolution
tor a holiday recess from Friday, Decem-
Der q, to Thursday, January 3, 1901,
WHOLE SCHEME WRONG
Mr.. Mcclellan, of New York, the first
speaker. said that he regretted that the
majority had not taken advantage of the
present opportunity to reform our whole
scheme Of internal taxation He thought
there WIS a general agreement among
gentlemen of all parties that Internal
taxes should be levied for revenue pur-
poses only.
A corrected scheme Of taxation would
include a progressive legacy tax and an
excise tax upon certain occupations, ana
an indirect INK on distilled spirits, peer
and tobacco. at a rate somewhat belo" the
maximum revenue raising point. with
such a scheme it would be possible by
slight increase or decrease OF the rate
of one or more of these taxes to greatly
Increase or decrease the revenues. and
that for emergency purposes Congress
could always fall bnclz upon the stamp
duties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
ANGL0-GERMAN AGREEMENT.

Correspondence H'lating to 1T Before
Parliament.
(By Associated Prcssl
LONDON, Dec. 1s.-The correspondence
relating to the Anglo German agreement
has been laid before Parliament. It re.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
RICHMOND VA FRIDAY. DECEMBER Il. 1900

twenty life members. who had had subscribed hs ss
;.ea SauH sia each. were elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
RA gle OF THERMOMETER.

The thermometer ranged as follows at
The Times Office yesterday: 3 4. NJ. 43: L:
NJ. 81: ? p. NJ. &C; p. n, 80; 3 y. NJ, 30;
u NJ, IS. Average temperature, zI.