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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
UPHELD THE BURNING.
Graud Jury Reported That i: Nss Jrstl-
sfsh'e
fEv Associated I,-nx.


NEW ORLEANS. LA. Dec Judge
James NJ. Thompson. in opening the Dis
trtct Court in Washington Parish, the
scene OF the recent burning OF a negro
at tho stake, followed by a riot at Bait
town, where several lives were lost. CALI
ed the attention o. the grand jury to
these occurrences, and urged it to take
action to maintain the good nane tf tie
community. which ;:ad been much III
jured.
Tho grand jury, however, reported that
those VINO participated 4? the burning
were among the bes. citizens OF the coun-
". and nothing hut q desire to protect
those who were nearest and nearest to
them would move them to undertake
such measures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
News From New kent.

ROXBURY, VA, December o-Sp7 ,Ial.
Mt. Gal!and. the beautiful and hospita ole
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William New
some, near this r.nce. was the sccGc OF
beauty on Wednesday night, when tne.
Bachelors League of Roxbury gave the :
annual ball. L. ira pre- ,a.ations lad
been ma 1e -.cr tI.a occasion. The ya,d
was bceu,ifuIl: lighted will! Japa9cse
lanterns and the rooms were decords Il
with r1nu ng CT. ar, wild berries az!
ootted plants The bali-raoE: was 2oH-
verted into L foael OF beauty. One OF
the best s!rirS Lards of Richmond :lai
been secured and the music was delight
full. THE were forty couples On tie
floor at Tic t.m". among them some y
New k,a. a,:l Charles .city's most
beautif II oGAS ladies.
At i:D SUI per vas announced arc a.
were invited irt the SPACIOUS dining
room. where everything was served TO
tempt the appetite. After supper dane-
ing was resumed and kept up until near
ly morning.
ITO be II bachelor - not a failur. az
ter ALL" so remarked a couple OF sweet
young ladies as thcy. stood nearby
4 hundred and fifty people were Pres
emit.
There will be another meeting OF the
Bachelors League or December 9TH. 4
full attendance of the members is de-
sired, rs business CT Importance is TO
be transacted.
Sergeant Kerse IS spending his vaca-
ion with friends il New Kent. He al
ways comes down 20 visit his many
friends around Providence Forge and
Roxbury. He IS one OF IN. E0zt nof-
,;lar officials o. the police to-ce. Ills
= e.to .1o 1E p
.urred to lis post OF duty.
M. I'd Moran and Mr.. Sterile Wright.
Of Eich:nend. were dow.l Sunday. the
guests CT Mr.. D.. =. BAILEY.
Mr. Charlie Knowles. ri Michigan. IS
visiting the Stoddard Brothers. of RoN-
bury.
Mr.. S.. .. Ford. of Michigan. vino late
~ bought a fine farm near herc from
Mr.. W. w. Jcac.. vil! soon ,c,ore into
hi: new hoin..
Mr.. T. L. Walker has completed ne"
dwelling at this place. = He IS now AZ
ter good trucker for his farm, LOT
which The SOIL Is So well adapted
There WI be preaching at PROVIDENCE
Church. Sunday at II \. II. by the pas
tor Rev. K. L. Busby.
There were over 1,W0 barrels OF sweet
potatoes shipped from Quinton ard EoH-
bury last week.
]. A. Wright will leave in few days
for Gloucester county TO visit his SIS:
HRS Croswell. of Wico11ico-
The roll of honor OF Schoo! No. :,
Black Creek District, for the week end
ing Friday, December 9Th. is as fol-
lows:
First l.oIl-Harry Bailey. Willie Baiiey..
Mary Bailey, Ida Bailey. Eugensa
Crump, Hugh Fisher. Cammis. Rea21ie,
Bessie and Sammie Provoo-
Second Roil-Roy Bai.ey, John Eowry,
Joseph Bowery. Willie Bowery. WaiAsf
crump. John Leber. Mary Lsber az
Robert Provoo.G
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
QYs:er Trouble.

It was r.mored here yesterday that the
State oyster vessel Accomac had made
several arrests of persons for the illegal
dredging Of oysters in the Potomac River,
but the exact place cannot be located. 1t Is
said that fines amounting TO SoVo nave oeen
levied. and that trouble was brewing ovtr
their collection. Another runor stated
that Governor Tyler had ordered another
vessel to the scene OF the alleged trouh.s.
His Ixcellency, however, stated yester-
day that he had heard Of no trouble,
and had had no call for assistance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE.
Committee Appointed to Try Rev. R. j.
hioormau.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

FAYETTEVILLE. n. c., Dec. 5.-Con-
ference made good progress to-day. I'm
der call of question twenty, when the
rune Of Rev. R. j. Norman was reached,
his presiding elder, Rev. Frank Bishop,
said he had some time ago appointed a
committee to Investigate rumors affect
ing Moor1nan'ss character, and said the
committee deemed q trial necessary. a
committee to consider the case was ap-
pointed, with Rev. John n. Cole as chair
man.
Eevs. G. 4. Oglesby and J. a. Daley
were named as prosecutors, and J. O..
Guthrie and T. T. Thorne to defend.
Rev. John H. Hail. pastor Of Fifth
Street Church, Wilmington. made a
strong appeal for subscriptions to l.qui-
date the debt duo on that church. and
one thousand dollars was subscribed.
Conference will probably adjourn Mon
day at noon-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
VlRGIN!ANS NAMED.
major j. T. C3wan Put on Executive Committee
of National Live Stock Association.
(By Associated Prcss.)

CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. 5.-At to-day's
session of the National Liye Stock As
ISOLATION, Professor Andrew F. Soule, OF
the Agricultural College Of Tennessee,
read a paper on ''The Beef Industry Of
the Middle South He presented stats-
tics to show that the potential stock pro-
ductive capacity Of the Middle South
would soon become an important matter
to the stocknlen Of the United States.
Resolutions were adopted condemning
the Grout Interchangeable bill. j.. T..
Cowan, of Virginia, was made one of the
Executive Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
BROKER BUYS FARM.
Brooklyn Man Decides 10 Make Vlrsin'a MS
Home-Other Mites.

Mr., p. r. Simmons, a wealthy oroker
of Brooklyn, has just purchased a farm
in King and Queen county, ana VIII
henceforth make Virginia MS noilie.
Of the correspondence he has had With
Mr.. G. ". Kolner, Commissioners of Ag-
riculture.
Through the efforts Of the Commission
er home seekers are constantly being To-
Gated In the South. and the New Yorker
is only one of many whose attehtlon mas
been directed to Virginia by means of
he Department Of Agriculture.
Commissioner Koincr's mai! yesterday
brought him an inquiry in regard to
mineral lands from T. L. Whitaker, of
Loeb, Haven. Penn; also a letter from
George De Ford, Of Gushing, Neb. who
wishes to locate here, and commun1csa-
ton from A. J. Woolman, Of Duluth
MINI. The latter is in search Of iron
ores.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
DR.. BALES LAST LECTURE.
Highly Interesting and Well Illustrated Dis.
course on Tlne aud Tide.

Sir Robert Ball concluded his course
Of lectures on Astronomy at Richmond
College last night before the largest
crowd that ever assembled in the Col
lego Chapel. =
DR.. Balls theme was Time and Tide
Besides discussing the influence the moon
had upon the tides Dr.: Ball said the
moon was al or ton Of stha earth at the
time when the earth was molten ball
whIrling through space. The pidity
of the motion and other causes he'd to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06

the. aisintegration Of a. portion Of the the
white hat snrface, and the portion thrown
OF E,canoe the moon. He showed many.
pictures NJ the moon from photographs
and drawings made by famous astrono.
mers. He also illustrated the dlner ~.
periods Of tho existence of the earlii'
showing prehistoric animals ana trees
President Boatwright announced
terday that the college exercises Wou.u
be suspended for the Christmas n no. 10y,
from P. NJ. Monday, Decem per S'o' 1'01'
untilis.3o A. NJ. January list, 1902.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
BENEFIT SUCCESSFUL.
4 GoodIy Sum Was Realized for the Needy
Family

The benefit given last night at Cor
coran Hall for the needy family on West
Cary Street was a pronounced success
as an entertainment, and realized q good
sum for its charitable purpose.
The sketch team Of Charles and Farley
caught the house, and put the audience
IN a humor to appreciate ali that toll
lowed.
Those appearing in tho little play Fer
gusson. of Troy" were Messrs. Clarence
Montgomery, G. NJ. King. Andrew Mconi,
Lonnie Wilson, and William O'Keefe;
Misses Katherine Werner. Retta Riddick.
Jennie F'reeberg, and Mana Riddich The
show was put on smoothly and delighted
the audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
PEACE PAPERS SIGNED,
Colombian Insurreeilon Practically at an
(By Associated I're.s.,

(By Associated I're.s.j
COLON, Dec. 5--Via Galveston. Texas.
Dec. 5.-The following message was de-
layed by the Colombian Censor:
General Alban,e accompanied hy 9
body-grard Of soldiers, left Panama yes
terdaY morning to receive the surrender
OF the Liberal General Domingo Diaz.
The two Generals met ut Gorgona Sta
ton. on the railroad. and returned to
Empire Station, where the peace papers
were signed
The Conservative force under Gen
erai Alban. which was dispatched to
Aqua Duice. has not returned yet.
Since yesterday all trains have been
running across the Isthmus without es-
corts of American marines. Both ends
of the 1sthmus are quiet
Inc German training snip Stein has
sailed from here for Kingston. Jamaica.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
Boy Bitten by Mad Dog.
Especial Dis atch to The Times.

tSpcclal DIS atch to lie 1lmeS.)
MEHERRIN, VA, Dec. 5.-Quite an
excitement was created here this morning
by a dog supposed to be mad The
canine ran from one dwelling to an
other fighting and Swapping at every
thing within its reach Tom Jeff, the lit
tie son of Mr.. j. D. Davis, was bitten
very slightly on the arm. He was treat
ed by DR.. c. p. Caps, and will leave this
morning for South Boston, where a mad
stone will be procured for him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
OBITUARY.
Mr.. William Bruudaye,

The death Of Mr.. VIM. E. Brundage
occurred at 1:45 o'clock Wednesday night
at his residence, No. sos Denny Street,
Fulton. He was twcnty-sX years Of age
and leaves a widow and one child.
Mr.. Brundage was with the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company for a
long time.
His funeral will take place at . o'clock
this afternoon from Fulton Baptist
Church, and the interment will be made
in lakewood Cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
With the Sick.

Mr.. James Valentine. who Is seriously
i'll with typhoid pneumonia, was not SO
well last night. His condition is consio-
cred extremely critical.
Mrs. William A. Jenkens was. sor1e"i'at
stronger yesterday, though is yet qu'ee
ILL.,.
Miss Emily Crump is now rapidly re-
COVERING At the Ole Dominion Hospital.
e. T. Hicks, the cigar and cheroot
manufa cturer OF Church Hill. has been
quite uuwell for several days, and IS
still confined to his bed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
FATHER STOPS LICENSE.
Mr.. A. A. Reed Objects TO His Eighteen
Yeer-Old Son Marrying.

Mr.. A. A. Reed. of this city, is at
tempting to keep his son, aged eighteen
years, from marrying.
Mr. Reed went to see the clerk OF the
Hastings Court yesterday afternoon and
told him that his son would probably
be in yesterday or to-day to get a mar
rage license. The young man was but
eighteen, the father said. and he object
ed to his marrying while so young. lie
was assured that the license could not be
gotten in Richmond, and, satisfied to that
extent, went his way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
HIS EYES BADLY BURNED.
William Pemberton May Lose His Sight
Accidents.

William : Pemberton. an employe at
Belle Isle, had, both of his eyes badly
burned While at work late night by mol
ten iron or hot cinders getting in them
He was taken to the city almshouse and
may lose the sight of one or both of his
eyes. His home is in Chesterfield, where
he has q Inife and ten children.
= Fred Garter. a ngrro, was struck. by
car last night while on Seventh Street
and cut and bruised. He was taken to
the almshouse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
BIG JUMP IN COTTON.
Richmond People fake $4,000 on the Rise
Wednesday.

me rise in cotton OF 40 points or = /.
bale, on Wednesday was the means OF
the holders here making about $4,000
The above sum is an estimate, out 1t
is. not an over-statement.
Quite a number Of Richmonu people
have been holding cotton for many
months. When the jump came Fednes-
day they wisely sold and pocketed the
money, smiling broadly all the while.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
Sub >Ccmmittee 70 Meet.

The subcommittee OF the State Cen
trail Committee to draft a plan for the
proposed new uniform primary scheme
for the nomination Of State o.'icers ana
United states Senators, will meet at
Chairman .E,llyson's office on Tuesday next
at 8 O'clock p. NJ. Tho general commit
tee viii meet here on January 18th, to
consider the recommendations OF the sub
committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
sn1w 10 the South.
CIV Associated Prcs..)

3s.J-
CHARLOTTE, y. c.. Dec Sit has
teen showing hero steadily since o'clock.
This is the second snow Of the season,
the first having fallen Tuesday.
COLUMBIA. S. C.-Snow is failing
throughout mGdlc anc upper South Caro-
lima tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
BREAKSUp THROUGH SERVICE.
Pullman Cars in Mexico Cannot Leave That
Country.
(Dy Associated Prcss.}

MEXICO CITY, Dec. Sit is reported
that the Government, on account of al
legged smuggling into the country, will
make a new regulation requiring Pullman
cars used on trunk lines here to remain
always within Mexico, thus doing away
With through Pullman service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
Vaughan-Vauphan.
(sncc,al Dispatch to>The Tin

(SnNclal bisNatch to>The Time7o
: MEHERRIN, VA, Dec 5.-Mr. ".
Love Vaughan, the only surviving son
OF DR. II. a. Vaughan. was married yes
terday about 4 o'clock to Miss Nettie
Vaughan, of Nottoway Courthouse. Rev.
A. T.. Franklin. offieiatec. Only a few
OF the near relatives were present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
IN Il; 2E21kkgzGk1
SSS2z 2gzzZzzRz)

the new canal treaty with Great Britain.
The committee also is dspoAed to act
first upon the bill as introduced by SEN
ator Morgan providing only for the ac-
QUESTION of right of way, leaving the de-
tails of construction OF the water
way to the future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
Digss Gets Eighteen Years
fsnrciaI Dispatch to The Times.

+ NORFOLK, VA. Dec. 5.--Robert Digs
(colored> was convicted tonight Of MUIR
derinc India Holmes (colored), and sem
fenced TO eighteen years in the peniten-
tia.ry. He pleaded not guilty, but after
the Jury were out four hours withdrew
this and pleaded guilty of murder in the
second degree
Two previous juries disagreed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
CAPTAIN liobson : ade Address.
(Br Associated Presa.)

ST. LOUIS, NO.. Dec. 5.-Captain
Richmnd p. Hobson, of the United
States navy. lectured before the Young
Mems Christian Association tonight IN
THE Navy, Later. he was the guest
Of the University Club. where he talked
informally on China and Foreign Re
iat.on Of the United Stntes."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
Carrie Nat:od's Paper Susp.ud,.

TCFEkA, KAN, Dec. .S.-Carrie Ma
ton, the Kansas joint snlasheT. to-day
announced the suspension or her paper,
the Sn,ashers' Mail. The paper was
started abou. i year ago. She says it
did not pay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
FAVOR M0RGAN'S BILL.
Senate Committee is Disposed to Report II at
nm Early Date
Ry A.soc.nted Press !,

fRy Associated PressI
WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-The Senate
Committee on Isthnian Canal was in
session to-day and engaged an general
discussion of the Nicaragua Canal bill.
which was introduced by senator Morgan.
but adjourned without action because OF
TIA absence OF Senator Hanna. The dis
position of the committee is to report the
bill at an early date. although it is not
expected that action VIII be taken on II
by the Senate prior to the disposition OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
En Old Dominion
] Steamship Co
aily Line for New York. the Mort,
and East
FROM RICHMOND.

PASSENGERS can leave Jail I. e1csps
sunday by Chesapeake ana ONO ttaiiWay
"a NJ via Norfolk or a. IL ana 3.ia
~ by n & w. Railway wa Norroih.
.c,h l,nes connecting with direct seam
S.serags passengers can leave by auxil-
:. -. .tsauer Monday, Wednesday and Fri
"a. az calling frtrn Rockets at 9. M. hnd
daS, s,ine to mainline ship at Norfolk
c1a appSH1f;H.r for all northern. eastern end
.ar1iIn ports received and forwarded
.xcept Sunday. 81 ccmpanys
-hart. Rockets.
A FROM NEW YORK
cS.NCEHS can leave DAILY. except
PASsGc roIn company pier. No Is North
d:d7 Norfolk. connecflnS pisn = e y. and
aiiu ~. trains for Rlcninoau.
y; Nc VIZ received sno forwarded daily.
except sunoa sale at co,npany's ONCE. NJ.
Tickets aaiu Street; Richmond Trans
1872 East No 900 East Main Street.
ter CoHlpIIIa,:ei C.. &c O. and r. & P. de-
MURPHY smon1. Baggage checked through
10 all 2n.t1sss- Information apply to
For furthe' JOTIN 2. MAYER. Agsnt.
Main Street. Richmond, Va.
No IM2 Ie cficss: No 81 3. ach Street. coz
nec west ~. BROWN
u,rKER. Gan. Pas Azt.
II IS. Hr-rasfc Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
Norfolk and Western Earnings.

A statement of estimated gross earn
lngs of the Norfolk and Western Railway
Company is as follows:
For fourth week of November. $439,0Ss
Same week previous year........ 316,126
Increase b29oI
Total for month to date. l. S95, 316
Same period previous year........ 1,245.275
Increase ..........................S 1O,Gl
July I, 1901, to latest date. ......... EOS
Same period previous year........ 6,74S,1Is
Increase 5le,bzS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
Disappointed lgain.

II h-hAye c-com." begin TIE yours
man. shaking so Violently tina. I. :ll'::"1s
upset the chair.
HIM soliloauizcsi tn. rarn;er. oet
a doushnut he hss cr.m. around 10 ask
me for Mary James hand we'll ere is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
Must Wear Uniforms.

A resolution has been passed by the
Deep Run Hunt Club requiring all gem
tlemen riding In the hunts to wear
bunting pink.
The next hunt occurs tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
Early Fall of SnoK.

(By Associated Press.)
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS, Dec. s.
About two inches Of snow FELL here to-
day. It Is the first of the season, and
unusually early.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
Committee Meeting To-Day

I The committee on the cross town cleo
trio railway will meet this aftrnoon at
4o'clock in room No. 8 in the City Hall.
This committee is composed as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
Auproyed the Pay Roll.

The Grounds and Buildings Committee
of the Council met last evening at 1:so
O'clock. Chairman Gibson presided. The
session Of the body was taken up with
routine business and approving the pay
roll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
THE TIMES: RIUHMoND VA FRIDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1901

Messrs. Allen. ]. Rahen, r. L. Peters, w
IN, Curtis, II. c. Glsnn ]. NJ. King. Rob-
ert Whittet. Jr., City Attorney and City
Engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
S3,5()!maeMn$3,50
Observation-Disclosures

rot. & o. Railway train. daily except
e,i unSI az AS ?. NJ for Baltimore via
Cd Poin. c?msaEs s4s stss at o'a II Fo
WIN oi tive leaving at 7:l5 for EaIti.
Old Bay rive In Baltimore at $50 A. III.
IN to maze ss ssast w rs AZ ras sraas
nortn. eas -, one Of tina finest steamers "a
sootne ,,ct.ts and general Information ap-
ros ,tickat Offices c. & o. Railws;.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
William A. Sedy
Miss Am Buracker.

Especial Dispatch 70 The Times.>
IJNAY. VA. Dec. 5.-aiiss Ann Blu
racker. aged about eighty-hve, died at
her residence in Luray this evening. She
was &. sister of the late Joseph ana sam
.uel Buracker, prominent residents Of
this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06

Her tasle.is first 10 be consulted in
buying neckwear-nany a man has
won by. aneck. 60 zs
To-day we open the most elaborate
exhibition of furnishings ever dis
Mayed outside of New York and
Chicago.
Lines of every kind of new creation
in Scarf, Ascots, lmpeIials, de join
vllles and English Squares can be
seen here.
Many young ladies find nowadays
the most desirable scarfs for their own
Tear at our store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
Funeral notice later.

Cox.-Died. at $40 P. NJ. December 9Th.
at her. residence In this city, Mrs. FAN
ME B. cox. relict of the late c. G..
Cox. in the sixty-third year OF her age.
Funeral will take place from Pine
Street Baptist Church ut II A, NJ. SAT
TRDAY. 7th Instant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
Joseph N. Woodward.
Especial Dispatch to The Times. !

STANTON, VA. Dec. 5.-Joseph N.
Woodward died this afternoon after an
illness Of five days, aged 81. Mr.. Wood
ward was a native Of Augusta county. a
well known hotel man in his day. having
been proprietor Of Il number of hotels.
Before the war he was proprietor Of
the old ST. Charles in Richmond.
Mr.. Woodward leaves ten children and
a large family connection. He was !,
man OF high standing in the community.
William A. 5eay.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
SPOTSYLVANIA. c. H., VA, Dec. g.
Mr. William A. Seay, near Hicks Store,
died yesterday morning at SIS O'clock
of cancer at the age OF IS years. He
was & Confederate soldier, a consistent
member Of Goshen Baptist Church. and
a worthy citizen.
He leaves widow and three children
James. William, and John seay, Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06

= chance to ge. rid Q. h:r at last
I'll ..avc e-7c,no." repeated the csiles.
VEL. don't s,s basntui. fou car hare
he's. ny beY..
II. nav. w-who?'
"Ms 1a.ter oida.t you come to ask
ny consea.?.
..N-no {: esm. 70 b-borrow some CUT
nine I've got an asus c-ehi'l'-Chicago
,..s.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-06
Deaf HIS.

MOON.-DIed, suddenly. at mis- residence.
No. eG4 E. Main Street. ELLIS NJ
MOON. IN the fifty-fourth year OF his
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-10-12
"Such In Fame"

New York Times: A man to fortune
and to fame unknown seldom makes
any claim that his physiogonomy should
be known In n public restaurant.
When a man Gin the public eye" whose
likeness has been posted for several
years in "three-sheet" style all over
the country comes into a public place
and Is not known he is likely to say:
Such Is fame"
An incident illustrating this occurred
in a restaurant neal Coney island
much frequented by race track peo-
pie and lovers OF good dinners.
mo, sab, youse can't have this table,
san. This table is reserved for Mr..
Sofa and a party of eight.
The man addressed was Mr.. Sousa.
"the march king" He had come over
from Manhattan Beach with his party.
why, 1 engaged this table, said
Sousa, with a smile and a "dont-you-
know-me?" look. The waiter did not.
Then the proprietor was called. He
said that a Mr.. Sofa had engaged the
table and that Mr.. Sofa vas entitled
TO it and not Mr.. Sousa.
. purse you car have the table"
he finally said, but If Mr.. Sofa comes
with his party you will have to wait"
Sousa smiled and ushered his party
into the dining room. But how the tel
ephone happened to tangle Sousa's
name into Sofa has not yet been ex-
planned.