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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-21
MINERS GO BACK TO WORK.
Strike in the Meyersdale Region is
Practically Settled.

A dispatch from Cumberland. Nd, last
night says: The strike is practically on in
the Meyersdale region. The break was
brought about by Fred Rowe. a MINER who,
by indefatigable work. induced the Cumber-
land and Summit Coal Company to grant
the Is cents advance, making the rate IS
cents. The miners of the Meyersdale region
have always received. on an average, about
5 cents less per ton than the Georges Creek
miners.
With the Riverton men and the Mer-
chants Coal Company men all at work. 1t
Is believed the strike will be entirely off in a
few days A number of cars were loaded
yesterday, and moved off on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. despite the denial Of Or
ganizer Warner that the Meyersdale miners
had agreed to resume One train took away
fifteen carloads of coal The miners give
Mr.. Rowe the credit for bringing about the
resumption OF work.
The miners have already lost over $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-21

700 In wages as the result Of the strike
reports all over the region tell of miners
taking advantage of the strike by making
properties. AoiAte
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-21
Date Set for Hearing.

The seven colored men, Frank Turner,
Henry Ware. James Gray, Robert Pendle-
ton. Lemuel Simms, Joseph Mack and How
ard Berry. charged with criminal assault
upon Dora Linkins in South Washington
last July. and convicted and sentenced to
thirty years in the penitentiary, having
been granted new trial by Judge Cole.
will be given their second hearing Monday.
The men are represented by s. ID. Tr,litt
Lemuel Fugitt and Mcdowell Darlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-21
Tax ON Malt Liquor Dealer.

The commissioner of internal revenue has
ned that brewers, under the law, are re-
aulred TO pay special tax as malt LIQUOR
they are engaged in selling bottled beer
and must take out separate special tar
stamp Tor each distinct and separate Mace
at which such sales are made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-21
Petitions in Bankruptcy.

Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed
in the District Court today, one by Chas.
T. Carter. a travelling salesman, and the
second by George P. Carter, who gives his
occupation as that Of a professional ath-
lete. Messrs. Ambrose and Archer are at
torneys in both cases. The two petitioners
were formerly partners in business and
the liabilities In both instances are S1S.-
175.72
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-21
TO AMEND CENSUS ACT
REPORT OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE
SUBMITTED.
Proposed Printing Department - In
crease of Directors Salary-Pay-
ment to Supervisors.

The report of the House committee on the
census. on the bill to amend the census act,
says:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-21
Woman Bridge Jum,a. U,..

NEW YORK. April 21.-Marie RosaIie
Dinse. who yesterday afternoon jumped
INTO the East river from the BROOKLYN
bridge. Is reported much better TO-DAY ssn
was practically uninjured by the jump.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-21
International Zinc Co., Limited.
APRIL 25TH REcEyETHE APRIL DIVIDEND PAYABLE MAY sT

The International Zinc Company holds nearly 200
IF the richest zinc land in the district; four
mills in active operation not over acres OF its
properties, and has yearly capacity for producing
SAC 1S4 ret per annum above all working expenses.
salaries. etc, reported by a committee of the
directors including Hon Charles F. Bennett, secre
terry of state Of Rhode Islapd, and DIR. Ira b. Cush
ing. president Of tie Gushing Process Co, Boston
Tie reserve acreage still unworked is as rich In
ore as that already under active development "
NOT richer with the solid and incNhaustibe deposit
of zinc growing richer and more abundant to
depth of many hundred feet below the present
workings
There is more money in International Zinc stock
than be obtained frum any other legitimate
industry in the country.
Its safety is guaranteed by the certified reports
OF a firm Of CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS OF
INTERNATIONAL REPUTATION.
With the demand for zinc increasing. and the
European mines becoming gradually exhausted zine
is the safest, best paying and most permanent
investment before the public.
The company has already contracted for the cree
ton of four additional mills which will enable II
open up Larger Of territory and materially
increase its earning capacity 1t is the intention
of the company continue this increase of equip
ment until its properties are all in a revenue
producing condition.
This insures permanent paying Investment
for many years. and according to the testimony
OF Prof W. o. Crosby Of the department Of
geology and mineralogy in the Massachusetts Insti
tute of Technology, who has visited the zinc fields
on four different occasions, 1.-The whole district is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-21

If you want work read the want columns
Of Ths Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-16
TRAGEDY IN NEW YORK.
Nan and Norman Fonnd sufocated
Witt, II minimizing Gas.

tEv Associated Fress,l
KEW YORK. Nov. j5.-Dr. christopher
-ihlstsom and Mrs. Harry Gardner, both
81 this city, We're found dead in a bed
room in the Boulevard Hotel, in Broad
Way. Botn had been suffocatcd by il,u-
D,ina;inG sas.
Tho Proprietor OF The hotei said the
couple came 10 The iiatcI about j o'clock
Yesterday evening. They drank together
and seemed in tho best of spirits. He
registered as John Mullen and Wife,
NeM Yorl, city and was assigned TO a
rom On tho third floor.
About = a'cIacil this morning the pro-
prietor found that gas was escaping from
The room An entrance was forced. and
the gas was found escaping from a :ad!a-
TOR One OF the gas Jets burned dirlIy.
The woman was q handsome brunette,
about twenty seven years old.
The woman was the wife OF a man who
followed The races. lie said he was out
looking FOR her last night, after he had
failed 10 ind her at home.
Gardeners brother was a. patient of Dr..
-Ahlst.om's. Gardner thought the Doctor
vas fond of his wife. but never suspected
her fidelity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-16
.JEFFRIES WILL
FIGHT BOTH MEN
Signs Agreement for Matches With
Ruhlin and sharkey,
PRACTICALLY TO A FINISH
Ihe Referee Empowered at End of
Twcn,,-Fif.h Hound to Extend the
Match Indefinitely, Five Hounds
at Time-Iiuhiin Mill First.
PRACTICALLY TO A FINISH.
fBy Associated Press:)

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-James J. jeitf. es
to-cay signed articles OF agreement tor
0on+s with both Gus Rubin and Tom
Snarkey.
According to the stipuia lions the ooue
with Rubin is TO take place first
The Ieffres-Ruhin agreement calls LOT
q twenty-five round contest before me
cub offering TIE best inducements, on or
about June 1o. 1901, the exact date TO pc
named when the club articles are signed
Practically the agreement calls for
fight to a, finish. Should the contest take
mace in u State or city lssaliz tiS only
limited round contests, then at thu end OF
the twenty-tifth round II the refsree IS
not abe to render a dec.s.or, he Saa!i De
permitted to extend the contest I'VE
rounds at a time Indefinitely untii he Is
able to decide this winner,
TO a FINISH.
II the contest takes place in the State
of Nevada. the bout shall De to g finish.
The contest snaT be governed by the Mar
uuis Of Queensbury rules, and the men
shall be permitted to fight with one hand
free. each protecting. himself at the
brsakaway, but they are to break at the
command Of the referee. Five ounce
g,oves are called for. It's w-iinper IS to
take the entire purse and al the receiotS.
pr vileses end other money accrU.ng from
the contest. II either man be beaten be-
tween now and the tine OF the battle, the
match can be declared off by The man who
remains unloaaten.
ONLY ONE CONDITION,
There is on,y one condition in the agree-
aaeat, and that is that Jeffr.es reserves
the right to meet Bob FitZsimnlous before
the match WIFI Rubin. prov ding tbs cEn
5e arranged on or before April /. I311. a
match with Ftzsimmons may neceSSitate
Z postponement OF the bout.
III the signed agreement with Jeffries
today sent to Tom sharkey for his s;sna-
;.sre. the fight Is to be on the same terms
es the Jzffr.es- Ruhl II contest The date
cor the match is set for on or before July
l. 1901. Jeffr.es reserves the right to meet
both Fitzsmnlons End Rubin before the
match with Sharksy, providing the match
With F:tzsfr1rnons comes off on Or before
JUNE I, 1861.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-16
The Pom mr. Hero in Fiction.
lRy Robert Grant


1t is interesting 10 nois how quickly
and completely this world Is capable OF
4 changing lis TASTE in respect to the heroes
ard hero.ncs OF hction. Only ten years
ago Mr. Howells was srsEeiy assuring us
that the sosshisticated public had dis
missed forere- from favor and faith the
engaging bud imposssaas beings OF roman
sio l!te,ntarf- he iatl:nated that Dumas
mas q gross offender asainst naturaiism.
and hence truth. He even described the
arfar1r OF ..ya.s.ty Fair as that carica-
turis, Thaclsray. and depsoled that
Troilune should have yearaed to lnitats
s,ia, rather than 90 satisfied With tho
workaaas realities Of Mrs. Proudie. He
gnaouaced Almost conrincinsly that reason
has, como 20 stay. ard ta;at a ny llcro o.
heroine must be fa,sSi TO art unless 10 90
mt Miti, il ene's daily waiks. NC were
ted tiaat aet.on i,enecso,th was 10 dssssl
WITH ,eai HE.
.ai.d what Is ti.e casee But tsr years
have elapsed since Howeils spoke. vetsye.,.
sisitee we nsrc :,.ca undergoing s. se,nse
-. ns-oes and he.soifies wlssse doughty
deeds a;sd ,Ealted sentiments as men Of
arms and lovers have no II Al eauaterparts
IN ihis sfetsa:c word. And IN ti.ear wake
HIS followed the romantic historical novel,
7',z move, Of admifao,.' successful adrsn-
sare on flood and sieid perform ID by PSEUDO
ancestors OF cs.,,s. whose aesh and blood
when coafroated By 1sasa, March and his
wife sasgrsf Tbs comparison os IJspesian
10 sAtgr. The Gentleman ef France. =
'.1sae ffis5nar og zeaaa. :. Richard Car
Ne.. JANET al . $50 HIVE and TO
H0d. with cher editions amounting to-
tho ai..rdrcds os Thousands, attest ihnt
the world Is still foolish enough 10 ,a,,es,
With ard TO cry over sheer puppets OF the
Imagination. =
For the moment the pendulum OF a,erarv
alera-svo:siitp is Jar to the pole o. rh3roi,y;i-
enf,ss 5a:r.a and ihs OF the real,
sai within him save s.o. The ran,ro,.s
ssi,a. dpMas from Il sasid Na,aisn ~.
20 ESQ - nc cs,rfai twins
sss,aak sssls q mas az "a ecins,inz. fiawiess
lan6hssr5 c-ea Hons, 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-16
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts Ahout lsichmcnd's
G ,izrnS I'd Other Matters.

- iiI"HS Il <bif'f 'a"'t'TS.
Mrs Ashley Dempsey. OF Alexandra.
Va, is visiting Mrs, Garland Clarke, or
Cf1es nut Hill.
Miss Cora Powell. % Baltimore. VINO
has been visiting Miss Mary .. Ball, mas
returned 10 her home.
Mr. Robert Moore. VINO was ;niured
soma time ago by being thrown from an
electric car, has taken cold and is now
dangerously i'll at his residence No. SO
North Third Street.
Mr.. L. N. Barden, while at work at the
locomotive Works YESTERDAY morning
abou; $50 O'Clock had his left foot
mashed by. tallics crane He was
treated by DR.. Fisher and sent home.
The FuEae!d Training Faru1. in Far
over, has received several ftne norses to
be w.rtere6E and trained. One of these
animals czLongs TO = Connect cut gentle
man. Ar. Bernard Boswell is manager
OF the farm.
The new tribe of Red Men. recently o.
gained by MI E. Eugene Davis. has been
chr'staned Tuckehae TIT. The ner;t
meeting will DO held at Monroe Hall on
Saturday night, when the trustees will
report on place ard tine for regular
Yr;eatircs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-16
Interesting Session Il The Christian
Church Meeting
CHARLES N. SHELDON \ SPEAKS
Gn .addrc,. Was Upon tho Ideal Life.
tveaInE srssinn Givcn Over
70 Christian Eniicavor
Soc4ct

The session Of the Virginia Christian
missionary Society Vas opened yesterday
morning at the S,yenth-Ssreet Christina
Cnurtsa. with devotional service, led by Mr..
NJ L.. Ca.Ies. NeHIort sews. Inc
xresideut, Mr.. ". Fox. then took the
chair and called for reports OF comm L
tees. The Nomination Committee reported
INC following nominations:
State Neutrality-suspicious.. ". F.. Fox: Rich-
nond: First y1oe-President ). S. Elicit,
Richmond; Second Wee President, c. E.
Richards. Ricnmond; Secretary, +. n.
Newman. kcanlona. iTrasnf 81. l.. a.
Cary. Auditor. r. 7. Sutton; 7. ". Bond.
Orange; c. a. Walker, CiarletIessii4e; j.
A. MoWane. Lynchburg; g. w G.l.esp e.,
Tazewell: VIM. =. Saelhurne. Christ an
burg, J.. n. Eels. WtIbuya. S. C. Shell
hurne. Milton; and n. n. orndor1. Dram
Ga.
This report was unanimously adopted.
The Resolutions COMMITTEES submitted
the usual resolutions. thanking the Sew
enta-Street and her sister caurdies IN
Richmond Tor their Hospitality; the press
for their efficient reports. and the rail-
roads for thor rates. A Temperance reso-
LUTON was also adopted.
fSam Jones said OF The Christian Church
that the reason Why they were ;ncreas-
ing numerically fas!er than any other re-
l!gious body Is uue to the fact that all
IL was also resolved 10 appoint an edu-
eational secretary. 10 look after The church
educafionai Interests.
In a SYMPOSIUM On State ueeas. he
Field and the Forces fiye-minute ia ks
were mace py J. w West, Wm. Bur
leigh. ]. II. Campbell. J. F. Stone. ".
j. SheIhrene s. W. Giascock. ". Il.
Book. d. z. Henkcl. w. ]. Hall and j.
II. T. Hundiey.
Rev. Harry Minn.ek. pastor of Marshall
Street Christian church. gave an address
on the Need of Co-Opara ton.
He fcrcefu1ly presented the need of
using the blessings already in our hands
before asking God for more bless ngs-
William Burleigh. OF Bristol. presented
The claims of State missions, and " L
Slam J. Shelburne read a paper on e"Thc
Outlook for ate Work. The society
then adjourned for-s1oon recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
T.ha afternoon session was opened with
devotional services. conducted by Rev. X.
z. Powell. Reports of committees were
next receirsh. The Christian Endeavor
rally was the featurs of the session. dur
ing which many interesting addresses wers
mad. Charles NJ. Sheldon delivered an
address upon The Ideal Life which was
given the closest attention and delighted
mis- hearers. The remainder of the regular
programme was carried out and the ses-
Eion adjourned
Tho evening session convened at S
o'clock. and was opened by Rev. W. J.
Ceclsc, who conducted the devotional
services. RsK. ]. II. Garrison of ST Louis,
.nade the address Of the evening upon
Jriasnphs Of the Closing Century.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
uRrH AND MAGIC AT BrJo1


Thera will BE mirtll and magic at the
Sijou next week. Heading the bill is
lne. Adelaide Hermann, widow of Tier
entail conception of Illusion, entitled -
Night in Japan She is as attractive
personally and more skil:ful professionally
than when she reproduced the most noted
II her husbands tricks. The bill win pre-
sent the Bas5ett-Marshall Conlpanv, in
songs and dances introducing the Street
Urchin teuartettc." and ranging in sing
ing scope from ..TEle HOLY City'' TO Ills
ten to the Band McMai1on and King.
tlack-tace comedians. will give their
sketch, Down at the Railway Station. y
Harry Towards trained dogs monkeys
and ponies VIII interest the daily matinee
contingent Of wcuien and children eSDe-
cially. Mr..and Mrs. Jimmie Barry :innuse
with their con1@tiy sketch airs Wilkins
Boy. Racket and Hassara evolve music
from all SORTS OF objects. Mabel Maitland.
in southern dark dialect limitations, and
thinner, the juggier, are others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-16

before the grand Jury to testify as TO the
sale Of cigarettes and whis!lcy 10 minors
in Petersburg. No presentments We're
made. The merchants will be notified
that the State law forbitis such sale of
cigarettes and whiskey, and the police
are directed 10 enforce the law strictly
and report any Violations
West-End Baptist Sunciay-school elect
ed tic following officers last night:
Superintendent, J. c. Crowder; Assist
ant Superintendent, K. w. kruse; Secre-
tary, Il, NJ. SNharton; Treasurer. ]. W.
Holt; Librarian, James Johnston.
The Mabel Paige dramatic combination
continues to play to large houses at the
Academy.
The Wednesday .Musie Club met yes
terday at tho home Of Mrs. II. T. STRAIT
ton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-16
EVERY DAY SUNDAY
IN PETERSBURG.
That is What They Say About the
New Ordinance.
TOBACCO CROP UNSATISFACTORY
Miss Mlnctrce Falls In the Street
and Is Taken Homo Very III.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch to The Times,
PETERSBURG. VA. Nov, 1t.-Less to-
hacco has been offered for sale at the
warehouses in Petersburg this fall than
there has been for several years. The
prices, except in the very fine grades, are
eatire.y4 unsatisfactory, and many of the
sarnlers have hauled their tohacco home
again rather than dispose. of it at the pre-
xailing prices
MISS AIINloTREE Ill.
Mss Mary sMinetree. principal OF Ander-
sons School, Is Ill at her home on JefIer-
son Street.
Miss Minstres ate he. breakfast apr-
riediy and fastened out Of the house to
catch the street ear. She fell nefpge she
had gone very far. and WIS ullabis 70 get
ui35 as.a.n. Ii5sr face and body We're, s.!sat-
~ bruised. She was taken to hsr home
frernaiiS. and ei1y sic.ars say che wa : SD +
ieri1.sss lro:n Hert.So, z o,isn thsS tear sic
suffered paralysis. wil.ca, t;i'et caused The
Ia, o. was caused from It. Her condition
Was quits critical all day hat she Is bow
fssiiag quietly.
DISTRACTIONS MOVED.
Sycamore Street presents the appearance
of a Sunday to-day. with oil stands,
signs and other '.oostr,ctions moved
from tho Sidewalks. There arc those
vino say. every day will look like Sum
day, Wills the obstruction ordnance"
is in force The ennrt to have 3 spe9 ial
Council meeting last night failed. There
may be st,fot her- attempt to hold G NEST
ing before the regular meet lns-nisht,
Decenbey Sd. There seems little doubt
that the most stringent clauses N tie
:,rdinanc Will be repealed. It was passed
sihe last ting WIKI o.,!s. fifteen members
.,rass ni aud si,e vote MAS s teS
The la,,d jury hroug!,t in Iadse,nsnss
this morning against Bernard John on
aud syFil lam Henderson both colored,.
for felo.sous cutting,
Joseph Collier. .net-maker. aged
fcrss-eight, was acquitted this morning
Of tho charge Of ATTEMPTED criminal
assault on Mrs. Mary Is,,y.;l.af SD sixty
:iye.s .spsh were .nillntes of the City
Aisashonss Al the tine To Iced s;asi
nanirnifted fsso months sso.
~ ~ a RDssT1 2GJNQES, ~
chlef-of. Police RaS!a15 WaS summoned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-16
NEARLY READY.
Note TO Chinese May Re Submitted in
Ton Days.
(sy Associated rress.)

FEKIN, Nov 15-The note of the Pow
srs for the Chinese p.enipotentiaries will
Probably be ready to submit within the
s-sxt ten days. This announcement was
rlade at the conclusion OF the meeting Of
The ministers.
ii is understood that ali points under
discussion have been practically agreed
sipan. except minor phases of the several
most important questions.
Concerning these POINTS the ministers,
1faNc cabied for instructions which they
expect TO receive before The date OF the
lleNt meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-16
OBITUARY..
IilIEa HGT,nau.

Lille Hoffman. daughter OF Mr.. John
Hoffman. died Wednesday at the home
OF her parents, No. 81 North Fifth Street.
aged ten years. She had been sick for
about four days.
The funeral took place at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning from the residence.
Martha G. Sh"ct f,Id.
Especial Dispatch Ia The Ttlnes}
WALKERToN. Va. November 15,--afrs.
NJ, c. Snaciford died this morning al
$50 O'Clock, at the home Of irsr son. Dr..
~ II. Shackiord, agtd sacenty-thrse
years,
She o:lF survived h:e. husband. Rev.
John ", Shaef1ord, tol,s months. and will
be buried by him in the .am&y cemetery,
at Orange Grove.
She leaves two sons-hsw. Josern Shack
ford. OF tlra II. 2. Conference. and DR.. W
II. shackford. oe Walllerton-
Il. ". 1Ioseier, Jr.
(By Associated Press.]
WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.-Thc STATE De-
partment has seen informed that Il a.
Mose.ey, Jr., consul general OF ths Tn tee'
Statss at Singapore, died yesterdaS AZ
Yokohama. Japan. He vas granted .eaFs
81 absence by the Department some weeks
Ego upon representations that neatta
demanded q change OF climate,
Mr. a1ose'sv appointed January z.
1852 from .Alaba,la.
james "A. Powers.
afr. James 4. Powers ed las. night Al
$40 e'esocs ar RE h-me os his father, No.
Gls West Main Street.
Ms. Powers vas the son Of Mr.. " HAN
Powers. ami was twenty-five Years OF
age He had been III only a Snort Tine tine
AIR Pow asssznsas sasa time eo'iaee.sa
wtst,g W. ST. arratf steam and sas Httsrs,
on {E-sf E,-ssr,lrfie Ssa.ss.. !. st'f'nsfai
arrangements. win be Announced latsss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-16
VIRGIN avs lit New York.
iSrecial Disnatch 70 The Times

NEW YORK. Nov 15-Newport News
W Richardson. Morton.
Norfo!k-H q. VIII tehead. T. S. Royster
=. &. Fvsrop. Irreria': G. Eersn~Ar St
Dan.s: +. S. Royater and wife. Victoria
Richmond-E. s. Freeman, Holland: j.
Wells and wife, Marlborough; F. K. Gil
bert. ST. Denis.
Roanoke-C. e. Moomaw. Astcr: r. IT.
Hall. Grand: ]. S. pavant. j. Hoffman,
Imperial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-16
ANOTHER REBELLION.
This Said to Have Rr"ken Out in the
Pr"risc> Of ISn,. Su.
nv Associated Prns.1

tirlued runnors of tho projected traassec
Of tie Chinese Court to cuens tn. but
t is said that the Vicercs- of the provinces
ot SIC Chuen offsets TO such an agree
ment.
Il also rumored that a. rebellion has
broken out in the province of Kan Sr.
Chang Oh. Tung. the WI Chan vicsroy. is
sad to be raising 10000 troops. ana to
have proposed to tns Nan Kin viceroy
that they should combine forces TO OPP
pose the allies, making the Vans Use theic
base OF operations against Shen 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-16
RICHMOND MEETING.
Funds TO ncfrny the Expenses IF the
S:,.,'h l.n Educational !; sso,,tat;o;..

S:'s'h rn EF'ncntinnal s ssociatsor.
\ circular has been sent out by the
Finance Committee appointed BY the gem
eral committee having in charge the ar
rangemeuts for the entertainment Of the
Southern Educational Association. which
meets in this CITY December .7fh. 18th
and 29th. The circular discloses The plan
which they have adopted for provieing
equitablE- in spirit Of cooperation. and
in such Il manner as not to be burden
some upon any one. the fund required for
the expenses Of the Ricflrnond meeting
OF the Southern Educa tionai Association
TO whom this circular has been sent will
make prompt response. and they ask.
further that any citizen OF Richmond
who may net have received IL circular and
desires to cooperate in this effort by
making the small contribution OF five
dollars asked for will hand that sum to
MI. James 3. Boyd, chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-16
The WHARTON CASE.
Motion TO Quash indictments VIII BE
Argued.
(By Associated Press

BY. 5ASSoci2teu PfesS.l
FREEHOLD, n. j., Nov. 15.-Frank P.
McDernlott and w. II. Apsan, attorneys
for the Rev. DR.. Henry NJ. Wharton, of
Baltimore. made motion before Judge
lIeisley to-day. to uuasl the three i:ldict-
mems found against the evangelist.
The first Indictment taken up was the
ono charging false .pretens>S in getting a
dwelling Tor an orphanage in fee Simple,
: whereas he is alleged TO have represented
the uted was to h.ln in trust The deed
vas dated August 24a.. 1885, and Judge
Heisley uuashed the Indictment. as ii was
outside the two-year limit and outlawed
The ether two indictments charge the
Doctor with putting two mort cages on tbs
property, ore for $500 and another fer
s5cOo, and approprlatins the money to his
own uses. The motion to Quasi, these two
Indictments Will be argued later.