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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
MANY MEETINGS IN RICHMOND.
Several Announced and Others Being Ar.
ranged For-PoIi.ical Gossip.

The City Democratic Committee met
1T NInrrhy's Hotel last night and WAS
in session about half an hour.
Chairman Doherty announced the fol-
lowing meetings and speakers:
Corcoran Hall. next Tuesday. with
Messrs. Il. Lindsay Gordon and Epoa
J1unton, Jr.
Old Market Hall, next Friday night,
Congressman Claude a. Swanson and
II. D. Flood.
Relvidere Hall. Thursday. October s1st.
Colonel William Z. Cameron and MIR. A.
L. Thorn.
The chairman stated that he was en-
deavoring to get up meetings in Fulton
and on the southside and the northside
of the city. There will be speaking in
E.,lton probably next week.
Colonel George Wayne Anderson and
Mr.. (. c. Follses will address the en-
dinner hour next Wednesday instead or
ON Tuesday, as heretofore announced.
On Friday at noon they will speak to
the men at the Trigg shpyards. Other
speakers will be heard at both these
places on other dates.
The party has opened headquarters at
No. 1ol5 Bank Street with Mr.. J. Samuel
Wilkinson in charge. He will give all
Information desired as to transfers. etc
Mr.. Joseph c. TAYLOR resigned from the
Finance Committee On account of being
unable to give his personal attention to
the work. Chairman Doherty will ap-
point his successor to-day.
The State Republican Committee has is
sued circular, which, 1T is understood.
is being used mainly in the white sections
of the State, undertaking to show that
White men will lose their right to vote
under either the majority Or minority
report of the suffrage committee of the
Constitutional Convention. 1T is in the
usual form of Republican campaign docu-
ments in Virginia, and calls 1t a warn
Ing to the white people of the State. It
would have the people believe that the
Democratic party proposes TO distraach;sc
about one-ha,t Of the members OF its own
party. including Confederate soldiers.
OF course. to those who know anything
about the matter. the circular Is a mon
strous absurdity upon its face.
Mr.. w. II. Goodwin, who some time ago
announced himself an 1ndependent-Re-
publican candidate for the House of Del
cgates FROM Nelson county. and who sub
seouently issued a card retiring from the
Geld, Ian feeensidered his detarmhaaooa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
COM En- ION o.
RECIPRO C,IIYI
Will be Held in City Of Washington
Beginning on November
Nineteenth.
Nineteenth.
(By Associated pos; /

PHILADELPHIA. PA Oct. 1S.-The
Committee on Arrangements OF the Ma
r-cna! Manufacturers Association met
mere to-day to perfect arrangements for
the holding OF a national Fecriproeity
convention, which was first proposed at
the annual meeting OF the National Asso-
ciaelen IN Detroit. It was decided to
hold the convention at Washington, be-
ginning November 18Th. Ti>o convention
Will proSab!y last three days.
President Theodore c. Search, of the
National Association Of Manufacturers.
made 1t very clear that it wcs not
to be promiscuous or 0lsorSanized
nass-meetinS. but thoFou :hlys organ
lied convention of properly accredited
delegates, representing exclusively the
manufacturing interests OF the country.
Following Mr.. Searci's address there
was a general discussion regarding the
details of the convention. at the concIu-
siol' of which call was accepted by the
committee. which says:
1.-THE sole purpose Of this conference is
To- discuss the expectancy and practtcab bill
ity of the broader applications of the
treaties of commercial reciprocity as a
means of expanding markets for Ameri-
can products without sacrificing the in
terests of any of our industries
~ committee on credentials fer the con-
vention was appointed as follows:
". L. Saunders. of New York; Albert
Laidiaw. of Cincinnati; E. A. srnytn. OF
Pelzer, S. c.: F. G. Fish. of South Bend.
Ind, and z. s. Pike, of Pixies Station
New Hampshire
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CASHIER IS MISSING.
National Bank Of Boyer;own, Pennsylvania
Ciases its Dor.s.
Wy Associated Press

BOiERTONFN, PA, October Is-Shortly
before noon to-day the doors OF the Ma
tionaI Bank OF Boycrtown were closed.
A rtotice on the door stated that it was
done because of the disappearance Of
Cashier Milton A. Mercy, VINO has not been
seen for Il week. The resources of the
bank amount to nearly 500 $50
Up to this evening nothing had been
heard respecting the Whereabouts OF the
missing Cashier A committee of bank
officials who went to Philadelphia to-day
found that Morey had taken $i65. 600 worth
Of the banks securities, and these seeuri-
Ties were found deposited with S. NJ. and
NJ. 5. F'ridenberg, brokers' of that city.
What amount Morey had raised on the
securities is not announced but the pre-
sumption is that the Boyestown bank of
icials made good the sum secured, as
they state tonight that the securities are
again the property OF the bank.
1t is further stated that tbs banking in
stitution will lose not over 1900. but the
hint is made that some others are caught
fos considerable sums. Morey was I'M
der $4,000 bonds. His Wife said chat he
appeared completely unnsrved fer the
past view weeks. but that he was. more
cheerful than usual whsn he left home on
Monday Fears are entertained by his
friends that he has committed suicide.
It fs generally understood that he spec
,lIated in stocks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19

SHRENDNESS
Laura Jackson Cross Examined Wit
nesses Vino Appeared
Against Her.
as Associated Press.l


LONDON, Oct. 1S.-To-day's feature IN
the trial of Theodore Jackson and Laura
Jackson f.ann O.Delia Diss DeBar} on
charges of immortality and fraud was
the shrewdness the woman defendant
displayed in cross-exanlination of the
witnesses She was very theatrical and
became so vioiant once that 1T seemed
as if she would have 10 be removed from
the court.
Tho examination of the mother or
Daisy Adams. ono OF the alleged victims
of the Jacksons. developed the presence
at Brighton OF a sect OF Christian Spir-
itualists az remarkable in It's way as
the Theocratic Unity. Mrs.. Jackson used
this sect to secure !ntroducttons to her
victims.
After a girl aamsd Laura Faulkner
testified TO Jackson's attempts at CUT
rage. the case was adjourned Until No
yenber eth.
Crowds Of people outside the court
waited patiently for hours, but tn VAIN.
for q chance to see the prisoners. ths
police ara taking special precautions.
fearing that the prisoners might DO
5lynched il the mob ever got hold OF .aem.
The Jacksons will spend the interim
in Holloway jail
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Condensed Schedules.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
FINE MEETING
IN MANCHESTER
Confined From First Pase.)

Continued From flFSL. TcSt.t
bill. which nc ard his party favored, he
said that Ar. Boge had said their oeciar
:tions meant nothing. but That II nc
(Nir. Roge) were elected, he woGiU see
that The bill was passed all I1Sht, YET MS
party had opposed it every time IL hau
been before the Legislature ana every
member of that party. had voted steauiiy
against it. He warmly commended the
nInnk in the Democratic platform calling
for marty primaries, and said it was d
reform demanded by the people. lie pa!u
handsome tributes 30 Catain Baker ;it1od
Mr.. ToneS and appealed to his hearers,
TO turn on. ~ support the ticket OIL
election day.
THERE ARE OTHER BARRELS
In speaking, of the State TICKET re re
ferred to Captain Willard as 4 fine young
man. who had been on the right side OF
social and political problems ali his lie
He was criticised by Coloenl HoSe Tor
having a .goarrel.' and yet Colonel Hoge's
party at Roanoke had endorsed Hanna,
with all his "parres,' for President OF
th. United States. He thought barrels
had been the undoing of Colonel ioge,
and that he should refrain from talking
Of them.
He said the Republicans had gone TO
q kindergarten and nominated Il Daoy
for the second place on their ticket, ana
when he was taken down the committee
had just told another TO run in his place
without any convention action. lie
thought this was we'll enough. however,
for when the wire was reached on cleo
tioa day AL that could be said oil them
was that ..rhey ran
The speaker paid a. beautiful tribute to
Major Anderson. and said Virginia would
never turn her back upon the brave men
who gave their blood for her calse. He
knew nothing of young Mr.. Groner
MIR. FObKEs SPEAKS.
Mr. Montague closed with q splendid
appeal to his hs,arers to turn out on cleo
ton day. and \ aen the applause that
greeted his utterances had subsidized
there We're loud calls for Hon. Z. c.
Foxes. and the young legislator came
forward and made 4 fiery and eloquent
speech Of about ten minutes. He said II
he had not made up his mind how he
should vote. the announcement that
President Roosevelt had entertained
negro at dinner in the White House was
sufficient 10 deter him from voting to
make it possible for such a thing TO take
place in the Governors mansion in Rich
mond. He warned his hearers that If
Colonel IIoge should be Ey any possibility
elected Governor. all the horrible scenes
recently enacted in North Carolina might
come to the people of Virginia. lie closed
by begging his hearers TO give a rousing
majority for the entire ticket, and warm
ly praised the course of his colleagues.
Nessrs Ealier and Toney, whom, he
said, deserved reelection.
The meeting was a complete success.
and all hand agreed that it would result
in great good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
HANNA AND ROOSEVELT.
VII! Give New President IS Cordial Support
as Re Did the Old.
(Uy Associated pr.a,

CLEVELAND, OHIO. October 1S.-Con-
corning published reports thai President
Roosevelt had asked him to be to him Just
what he was to President Mckinley.
Senator Hanna in an interview to-day.
said that he had not seen the reported
conversation, but made the statement
that whatever talks he tiaa with President
Roosevelt We're entirely satisfactory. He
said further that he would support Pres
ldenu RGoseveIt az cordially and as frankly
as he had President Mckinley
Concerning the reports that Senator
Hanna would resign as chairman vi the
republican National Committee. an init
mate friend said that there was little
probability of his doing so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
Man, A .ov4 zo,,z

DR.. Edwin B. Claybrook was reported
to be slightly improved last night.
Mr.. ". C. Smith is in New York attend
ing the New York carriage exposition
Miss Rose Edge, of Albemarte, is visit
ing Miss Alta Cooper a No. 414 E.. Grace
Street.
Messrs. Thomas p Kelley and John
Power, of the New York Fire Depart
ment. were. in the city yesterday and
visited headquarters.
Mrs. J. w. Drake and daughter, of
Windsor. Ontario. Canada. are visitir. 1t
DIR. Cooper's, No. Ala E. Grace Street.
Mrs. Drake is a sister of DR.. "copper".
II. l. Cabell, j. S. Williams, William
IfablIston. Colonel w. E. skelton, OF
Richmond. and w. W. NIockall of Sa-
vannah, were in Chicago yesterday
Mr.. John E. Wagner. city passenger
agent Of the Norfolk anu Western, and
Mr.. r. 7. Adams, of the same road are
spending ten days in the Rainbow City,
taking IN the Pan-American Exposition.
Mr.. Henry T. Meloney, clerk Of the
United States Circtie Court OF Appeals,
lett for Baltimore yesterday on receipt OF
a. telegram announcing the oeath Of an
old friend IN that city.
DR.. Thomas E. Williams, OF Cincin-
natl, has bsen appointed opera tor at the
Hernia Hospital. No. 3 North Eleventh
pointment is made in Cincinnati by DR..
REEVE, of that city.
Mr. I.andon Gretter, of Waterbury.
Conn. Is on a visit to his sister. Mrs.
joseph 2. Fcuraurean, Of Rrookland
Park.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
Delegates OF Three Americas Assembling In
City 0. iiexico.
tRy Associated press.)

y :. 81
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 1S.-The American.
Central American and South American
delegates to the International Conference
Of American States arrived in this city
this evening. The United States delegates
were driven in carriages to their hotels.
The artillery band. under Captain
Pacheo, which recently distinguished it
self at Buffalo, played The Star Spa ngled
Banner, the special train rolled into
the station, followed by other American
airs. including pixie and Yankee
Doodle
Tomorrow and Sunday the delegates
Will be allowed time to rest. ana on Mon
day those who have brought credentials
to Mexico as ministers will be presented
to President Diaz.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
g-eIcprsaliic srcyit;cs.

DOVER. DssIe-The Southern Invest
,nent Company. which was granted ar
siicies OF incorporation under the laws
Of Delaware. has entered its charter Tor
record lis incorporators are William
". Niaclal AID William V. Davis. OF
Savannah. Ga, and Erasmus Z. Naples.
of W.ilIrineEpsl. Del.
LONDON The Candid Friend to-day
Announces that the Duke OF Norfolk is
going 10 marry. Lady Alice Titzwilliam,
Nlao recently aecarne a Catholic
IjoNDON.-A dispatch from Esierg. on
the coast Of Jutland. states that the Rus
sian bark Louis. Captain Jansen, from
Brake, October 10, fer Mobile. was sunk
on October j by collision with the bark
Concossiia. No lives were lost
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
Negro Badly Carved.

John Smith. a negro man. was badly
carved by a friend, yet unknown to the
police. at st. James and Duval Streets
last night at eight O'Clock
Johns left ear was cut in half and his
upper lip received tho same dose. While
his forehead came in for its share of the
cuts. His wounds We're dressed by Dr..
Murreil. Of the ambulance. Ills assail-
ant has not yet been captured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
Bark Officers Missing.
(Rr Associated Press

ny assOclated Press.
LOWELL. MASS, Oct 1s.-AIbert G.
Smith, teller, and Louis K. Swift, book
keeper of the Merchants National Bank,
failed to report for duty this morning.
Inquiry shows that neither had been
at his home last night. At 1890 o clock
this evening the directors OF the bank
were in session and, a statement was
made that the bank is sound
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19

not to run. and has re-entered the race
and is making an active canvass.
The Republicans Of the county non.i-
mated Mr. W., II. Tllurmond postmaster
at Rocktish Depot. but finally withdrew
him, and induced Mr.. Goodwin to again
come into the field. It is said that this
swapping OF horses in the middle of the
stream has materially augmented the
chances of Hon y. 3. Fitzpatrick. tie
Democratic nominee, who is conducting q
gallant fight for reelection.
The "Old Gray Eagle will most likely
be returned, as the county is. and has
been, Democratic under all conditions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
The Races at Norfolk.
lBx Associated Press. J

NORFOLK VA, Oct. 1s.-'rhe follow
ing is the result of the races at the Vir-
ginia State Fair to-day:
PIG trot--Room-mate first. Rara Avis
second Too Soon third. Best time, 2:1SA,
$50 trot--Red Light won in straight
heats. Richa.i II. second, Robin Hood
third. Best time, 2:eG15.
2:20 pace--George r. Peck won in
straight heats. Glencoe second, Walter f.
third. Best time. 2:l71..
The meet closed to day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
Norfolk sad Western Earaiass,

Following is Il statement of the esti-
mated gross earnings of the Norfolk and
%Wester nsystem for second week of Octo-
Der: s357,4 increase. S29.27s; total for
month to date, $3.50, 15S; increase. sSo, s62.
July 1st. 1901. to latest date, si,S76, 3S4; in
crease, Sss3322, 0o7.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
3D. Old Dominion
J Steamship Co
Daily Line for New York, the Hort'
and East
FROM RICHMOND

PASSENGERS en- iea,e t,All-Y. e;i-
f,s.ilway at A. VI. VIA Norfolk or 3 ~.
VI. and SIS 2. NJ. by n. 4 w. Railway
via Norfolk Doth lines connecting n:!th
direct stea -nars sailing same day
SIeeruge passengers can leave by suN-
Hilary steamer Monday. Wednesday and
FRIDAY sailing from Rockets a z. NJ.
and changing to mainline ship at Nor
FREIGHT for all northern. eastern AID
foreign ports received and forwarded
daiiv except sunday, Ut compapvs
wharf. Rockets.
FROM NEW YORK
PASSENGEhSs can ieaYe hAlLI, sX-
cept SUNDAY. from cOInpanys pie-, No Il
N6rth River al X. AZ, for Old Poiuc
j,onrfort and Norfolk. connecting with c,
s. q and N Il ". trains Tor Richmond.
FRElGHr- received and forwarded daily.
except Sunday.
121a E:ast AIein street; Richmond Trans.
- G.c13nanv No. 500 East Main Street,
SinrTbv's Hotel G. s. @. ana r. T.,
depots Richmond Baggage checked
thro,.St to all points
For further Information apply to
JOHN Z. MAYER. Agent
n. ,3ln vast Main Street, Richmond Va
f:an.-ai Offices: No. 81 Beach Street. cor
Vest Street. Nee York, ". Y.
.sss j. ]. BROWN
u T WALKER. Gen. Pas Ag.-
TRAFFIC Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
Fredericksburg, IL; RsndoIph-M acoc, 0.
Especial Dispatch to The Timesl

ASHLAND. VA. Oct. lS,-Freoericks-
burg Collage played one OF fthe finest
games of football this evening ever seen
on the RaHdolph-Macon grounds, defeat
ing RANDOLPH -Macons creaok team II
to Q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
Dc. rraak ieubsr.


NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 1e,-Dr. Frank
Leuber. one OF the south's leading rhy-
sic;ans, head of the Touro Infrmary for
thirty-one years, died tonight. aged e3
years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
Plies CURED WITHOUT THE

Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Your druggist will refund your
money IL PAzO OINTMENT fails to-
cp4S you. 50 cents. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19

Special services. to continue week or
more, will begin at Emmanuel Baptist
Church tomorrow night. Rev. Nr. solly.
the pastor. Will preach nightly AT s
O'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
Every Exsrtion a Task
Every Care a Burden

There is failure OF the strength &c
do and the power TO endure, there Is
weakness AL ever thu, IS persistent
and constant.
The vial functions ere impaired
food does not nousish. and the whols
s5-stenl is run down.
4 meaicias that strengthens ths
stomach. psrsects digestion, invigor-
afes and tones is needed.
What Hood ersaps.rilia did for Mrs. L. q
Garland. Shady. TcnE.. 1t has dose for Others
She tool; il When she was ali run down-wi,h
cut spaet!tc. losing aesh, and unable TO d.
/ her work. itrestored her appetite. increased
her weight, aud rnsde her well and strong
This Is her own unsolicited statement.
ss00ss $ SarsapaseEkEa
Promises to cure and keeps the prom.
ssse Tile saTlier treatment IS begun
he better begin Il today.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19


Captain w. w Dey. leader of the sue
cessful Democratic faction in the recent
Norfolk city legislative tight, was at the
Capitol yesterday.
Captain Dey came up to get some Dem
ocratic speakers for his section, he being
member Of the Second District Commit
tee.
He was in inc spirits, and while he &c.
clined to talk politics for publication. yet
it was evident from his manner that he
expected that the candidates OF his fac
tic;: VINO recently received more votes III
the, primaries than those OF the Trehv
faction, would be the next member Of
the House from Norfolk city.
Our candidates were named in n fair
fight" he said. .'and will remain in the
field and win out at the polls
Mr.. c. W. Coleman. leader OF the
'strashtouts" in Norfolk county, was
also at the Capitol yesterday