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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28
Property Transfers.

The following property transfers were
recorded yesterday:
Richmond: Otway s. Allen to Cabell
Brockenbrou2h, 30 feet on north side OF
Monument Avenue, 1S4 feet east of
Meadow Street, S.
VIM. l.. Bradley and wife, MalVlle T.
Bradley and wife Jno O. Bradley and
Dean to Jas NJ y. Allen. 20 2-l2 feet on
east side of TEenry-fifth Street, 14S 6-12
feet south OF NJ Street, $295.
j. C. Broclenbrough and wife to VIM. II.
Christian. 80 feet on north side of Monu-
ment Avenue, 1S4 feet east of Meadow
Street, $l,G50.
Same to DR.. j. NJ. Winfree, so feet on
north side Of Monument Avenue, $50 feet
from Meadow Street, $l,050-
Same to Dr.. VIM. r. Jones. 80 feet on
north side of Monument Avenue, 1870 feet
west of Meadow Street, $1,000.
Roger Gregory and wife to Jno. S. and
r. H HARDWOOD. $50 feet on south side of
Monument Avenue. be=5@een Allen Ave
nue. and Meadow Street, $500
Geo. w. Jarvis to Elsie NJ Baskerville,
IS feet on south side of West Avenue, $50
feet west of Boyd Street, $3.50.
John Marin to Mary Ann Marin. AZ 3-l2
feet on west side OF St. Stephen street,
so feet from Federal Street, 50,
Jos S. Montgomery and wife and FRANK
Il. Butler and wife to j. B. Barker. 80
feet on north side of Grove Avenue % 9-l2
feet east Of Elm Street $40.
J. r Sloan TO c. T. Richards. IS 9-12
feet on south side OF Ivy Street, south
cast corner Elm Street, $40.
Same to \. d. LanderSin. Is feet on
south side of Ivy Street, ia 9-12 feet cast
of. Elm Street, $3.50.
Basil d. spaldins and wife to Elsie
Meade Baskerville, % feet on cast side of
Plum Street, 1i9 9-12 feet north of Floyd
Street, $i,:Go.
Henrico: N. N. Ceases trustee to the
executors and trustees under the will OF
Isaac Davenport, Jr., distillery, ware
house fixtures and appliances on a part
or the Strawberry Hill farm, 500.
l;llth j. Matthew'S TO j. w McMahon. %
feet on south side OF Littlepase Street,
southwest corner of Coaiter Street, $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28
klIA,ulr A ovr { 2 nop.z.

DR.. j. Allison Hodges has returned to
the city.
Sergeant 4. r. Cousins. OF the Third
District, is again critically ill at his
home.
Rev. Henry Branch. of Ellicott City,
Md, is tie guest of Mr. Andrew G.
Briggs, No 100 Grove Avenue.
Miss Mamie Shelley. the talented So
prano of the Broad-Street Methodist
Church. will leave the city this week for
her future home in Washington.
The local authorities VIII take no steps
toward bringing back Charles I. Moss,
who skipped his bail bond Monday night
and who was detained by the Police De
partment in Washington Tuesday.
Miss Bessie n. Wilson. of No. 1906
East Broad Street, who has been suf-
fering from nervous prostration, is able
to be out again, but it will be some
time before she entirely RECEIVERS.
X still alarm OF fire was turned in from
No. 21f West Clay Street yesterday after
noon caused by d kettle OF some sub
stance on a stove catching on fire. No
damage was done, but a great amount of
excitement was occasioned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28
SKELETON FOUND.
Evidence OF Horrible Murder Done Seventy
Years Ago.
fRy Associated Press.l

POULTNEY. VT, March 21.-Workmen
removing Il cellar wall under dilapidated
building just north OF the bridge that
crosses Fair Haven river, quarter oil 4
mile above Carver's Falls have apparent
~ unearthed evidence which solves the
mystery of a murder which occurred
seventy years ago.
The discovery was made by accident,
the laborers having fallen into pit.
while trying to lift some heavy stones.
The pit was about eight feet deep. with a
solid stone wall about twenty inches thick
surrounding it.
In the centre of the pit was set d solid
iron post attached to which was u heavy
iron chain and an old-fashioned pair Of
handouts. Near by was a heap OF human
bones Inquiry disclosed the fact that in
1881. Perry Borden, Il young Frenchman,
brought his young wife TO PoultneE TO
live in the house which the worllnen are
tearing down. She YVES witty and viva
cious and attracted considerable attcn-
ton. In q short time Borden became
jealous of her and forbade her visiting n
certain tavern near by. The wife would
not submit TO be dictated to. Que night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28
SULTAN IN TROUBLE.
Finances in Confusion aud Dsaffection Is
Widespread
(Er Associated Press.)

LONDON, March 27.-Advices received
here from Constantinople are to the ef-
feet that affairs are rapidly reaching q
dangerous pass there.
Turkish finances are in inextricable
confusion All Government salaries are
from six to eight months in arrears. Up
wards of million Turkish pounds are
due for war material. while the military
expenditure is daily increasing.
There is TO doubt that the Ottoman
troops received a severe check at the
hands of the Arab insurgents, who, III a
manifesto denouncing the Sultan. pro-
claimed his brother, Mohammed-heshad
EGendi to be Sultan, with the title OF
NI0han,med V The young Turks party
have adhered to the Arabian proclama-
ton. and the open enmity to Abdul-Ha-
mid. the Sultan. has spread to the palace
and the Sultan's advisers. Izzet Bey is
said to be preparing for flight. The pa
trolls of Constantinople have been
doubled.
Mohanrnledans and Christians are ar
rested hourly and large numbers are
daily shipped to Asia Minor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28
WORK BEING PUSHED.

-, ,,,+ars.,,,.r,
YORK on t,ie i'lciiiiioi!o az ,r,;GI,
Electric kallwaH is prosTessills -,
inc track-iayefS are no" -,
ward Rlchhoaa ana i'et l,' 10 - 40
soon reach Manchestef. erauins 9.i
Petersburg end IS oeihs Ia!'i ~ 80 ~.
The company IS fecei'1ilS la, -. UC gno
siEnments OF ties ana rams; Appus ~, w.
tons OF rail nave arrived, anu "itiiili
next fortnight or 50 LOU toiIs 10 80. tI,a
be on the ground. Inc contract loi IN
cars is airead! let.
The car barn VIII De .'iaceo al
wood Plans are aifeadS 'i. ~, 'l..P
specifications out. Inc plds VIII oe ol;s.'l-
ed next week, and actual cohstit ictioii'
il is thought, Will be begun WITHIN the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28
STOMACH I! WILL
BE ANALYzED
Supervisors Make Appropriation to
Pay For the Work.
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR ATTACKED.
Desperate Threatened to Cut His Throat and
Was Nearly Successful AssaiIant Es-
caped-No Papers Filed Con-
testing Mr.. Turner's Will.
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR ATTACKED
Desperate Threatened to Cut His Throat and
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.l

SUFFOLK. VA, March 27-News
comes tonight from Isle of Wight Court
house that the Board of Supervisors will
make an appropriation to pay for the
analysis of Mrs. Elizabeth Matthews
stomach Last week State Chemist Tay-
lor declined to analyze the organ with
out the price when it was presented by
Sheriff Robert A. Edwards. of Isle of
Wight. Mrs. Matthews died February
9th, shortly after drinking d cup of
coffee, and suspicious of poisoning were
aroused.
TURNER'S WILL.
Despite the reports that the will OF
the late Charles Beverly Turner, father
Of Miss Isabel Turner, whose former
lover Andrew Carter Gilligan, is now
doing time for Mr.. Turner's murder, will
be contested by some of the older sons,
an Isle of Wight county official said to-
night that no papers in the contest had
yet been flied in the clerks Office. There
arc only a few more days for the enter
ing Of cases for the next term of court.
Il is not thought the will can be broken.
ASSAULTED BY DESPERATE.
Miss Kate p. Schlegel, of Jetersvile,
Amelia county, Va. was at o'clock
this afternoon married at her home to
T. p Norfeet. of Norfolk, by Rev. j.
l.. Lawless of Franklin. Miss Lucy
Schlegel. sister of the bride, was maid
Of honor and d. o. Nortieet, of Franklin,
was best man
j. NJ Loving. telegraph operator at
Dwight on the Norfolk and Western
Railroad. was to-day attacked by a des-
perado. who threatened to cut his throat,
and would likely have succeeded, but
for a conductor who came to Ioving's
rescue The stranger. who had an ugly
dirk, would not speak a word of Eng
lish The attack was made without any
provocation Loving says. The assailant
escaped He had been loafing about
Dwight several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28

1921 Stockton Street. The service was
conducted by Rev Chas n. Van Houten.
The beautiful SOLO abide With Me,
was sung by Mr.. w. j. Morrissett. The m
terment was made in lakewood Cemetery
The following were pall-bearers
Ifonorary-Dr. /. Ingram, Chas. risen
er, e. w. WeisigeI and j. j. Bailey
&ctive-Jno. e. Utz, c. II. Sharp, o w
Baugh, w. NJ Lipscomb 3. NJ Robert
son. J. A. Lipscomb, d. i. Pulllam an
Z. X. Thompson.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Mr.. E. w Turrin. who has been quite
i'll at his home. No 1lC5 Porter Street. is re-
covering.
Mr.. ]. f. Duval, who had his leg broken
a few weeks ago. is recovering ana VIII
soon be ont again.
John Nunnaly. of No 10 East Fourth
Street. is quite i'll with pneumonia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28
The Case of Arthur Leslie.

owing 10 the illness Of the accused. the
case of Arthur Leslie charged with as
saulting Il. w. Ivcy, set for a hearing
in the Hastings Court yesterday, went
over to the April term.
The jury in the court were discharged
for the term yesterday. The grand jury
will meet next Monday
in the Chancery Court Frank 4. Dali
ton qualified as administration of Marvin
Il. Goodc
A marriage license has been issued TO
Charles w. Henricus and Mayme 4.
Phillips.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28
No Show OF Force.
(Bv Associated Press-)

WASHINGTON. March 2I.-Secretary
Long to-day cabled an order to Admiral
Rodgers, on board the cruiser New aork,
a Tangier, to proceed at once WITH that
vessel 70 Manila This is an abandonment
of the plan to have the New York convey
Tinted States ConsulGeneral Gunere
from Tangier to Nlazagan, in the attempt
to collect American claims 1t is the pur-
pose of the State Department TO endeaVor
to adjust these claims and other outstand-
ing issues against Morocco without any
show of force and in the ordinary practice
Of dinlOmacN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28
Three Candidates in Amherst.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

ISNccIaI DlspAtcH 20 The IIteS.l
AMHERST, VA, March 2I.-There are
now three candidates for the Constitu-
tional Convention in the field in Amherst.
In addition to Judge c. j. Campbell and
Mr. Aubrey Z. STROBE. whose names have
been before the people for some time, Mr.
CepIas Whitehead, a farmer of the
townsville neighborhood. has recently
announced himself q candidate, subject
to the Democratic primary. Judge Camp
bell and Mr.. STROBE have made appoint
ments to speak at every precinct in the
county
The trustees of the Sweetbrier Institute
are having a telephone line fixed up be-
tween the courthouse and the school.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28
Leonora Jackson May Appear.
LEoNoRA JACKSON MAY APP

LEONORA JACKSON MAY APPEAR.
Leonora Jackson, the famous violiniste,
who has created such a furore in Europe
the past three years. and who has been
the musical sensation for the past two
seasons in America, is coming to Rich
mond on Tuesday, April 9TH together
with two excellent assisting artists. -
negotiations now pending are perfected.
Miss Jackson is to appear here under
the management of Prof. Frank Stayton
Thompson. This is to be the last of the
delightful musical series for this season
which Prof. Thompson has brought to
Richmond
A subscription list will be opened at
once at Walter D. Moses & Co. s. No. 10;
East Broad Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28
Indecisiye Encounter.
{By Associated Press.)

CAPE TOWN. March 27.-lndecisive en-
counters at widely separated points are
reported daily. Fighting took place yes
terday at Tarastad and Henningtonte'n.
both in Cape Colony. The casualties
We're few
a commando numbering two hundred.
under Commandment Fourie. was dis
persed at Thaba N'Chu. according to re-
ports received here The hills above
Dewetsdorp just reoccupied by Generals
Bruce and Hamilton We're also the scene
of Il fight lasting several hours yester-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28
The State Y. Nj. G. A..

The State executive committee of the
Virginia Y. NJ. c. y. has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the year: 3. y. john
son. chairman; Charles X. Willis, treas
,lrer: T.. \. Coulter, State secretary; w.
Reginald Walker, office secretary.
The State Convention will be held
February Goth to Esd next year. but the
place has not been decided upon. State
Secretary Coulter hopes to have a, good
delegation from Virginia attend the jubi-
lee convention of the American Associa-
tons to be hisld in Boston. Mass, June
18th to 18th next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28
Fell Forty Feet.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)
LYNCHBURG. VA. March 27.-Last
night a stranger named Kelly. who
has been at work On a bridge of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, fell over
a wall at the foot Of Seventeenth Street.
He fell between thirty and forty feet and
struck on the track of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad. He was not killed,
but his injuries are OF a most serious
character and will probably prove fatal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28
Easter-Egg Rolling.

Easter Monday will be observed as a gala
day by the children, and, as upon last
Easter Monday, the Capitol Grounds Will
be thrown open to all who wish to roll
eggs and enjoy the concert to be given by
1ardella's Band. City Treasurer c. H
Phillips inaugurated the custom last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28
REV. DR.. BATTLE
NOT A CANDIDATE
Under No Circumstances viii He Run
For Convention.
EX-GOVERNOR CAMERON OUT
He Consents to Stand for Election, but Will
Not Solicit otes-Westmcre'and Trial
VIII Likely Be Pestponed-Strsng
Sentiment for Primary.
EX-GOVERNOR CAMERON OUT
(speeia. Dispatch to The rimcso

PETERSBURG, VA, March 21.-pr.
Battle was seen this afternoon WITH
reference to the published report that
petition would be circulated in Peters
burg asking him to become candidate
for the Constitutional Convention lie
seemed greatly surprised and declared
that under no circumstance would he be-
come, a candidate for the position. lie
said he appreciated the compliment IN
yoiyed and realized the great Importance
of selecting good men for that conven-
ton but that there was an ample supply
of tfrst-claSs material in Petersburg far
better for tat position than that afforded
by the ministry.
Dr. Battle was Il lawyer before he be-
came a minister and was admitted to the
bar in Alabama by special act OF the
Legislature before he attained his ma
jority and canvassed the State. Since
entering the ministry he has received
many hattering offers to take part in
civil life and has resoluteiy declined all
of them.
SMALL FIRE.
The frame buildings at the head of
High Street, formerly occupied by E. r.
Titus as a foundry, We're destroyed by
fire this afternoon. The loss is small
and covered by insurance.
The criminal docket of the Hastings
Court will begin tomorrow. The cases
q
Charles BeasIey, charged with the muir
der of William Westmoreland will prob
ably be POSTPONED till TEXT week
Former Governor William E. Cameron
Yields to the wishes of his friends and
will be q. candidate for the constitutional
Convention from Petersburg.
The announcement of his candidacy
comes in response to a petition circulated
in this city and numerouSly signed Colo
mel Cameron believes the candidate
should be sought, and accordingly Will
make no effort to obtain the nomination.
simply allowing his name to be used and
pledginG himself 20 faithfully discharge
the trusts which he feels must deyoSe
upon him who receives the honor.
SENTIMENT FOR PRIMARY
There is a strong sentiment here IA
vorins a primary this spring Whether
nance the interests of either gubernato-
friends-and they are many--beleve that
the same time those working in the inter
est of Swanson believe Il primary would
yield many additional votes for the Con-
gresham.
Idle guberuatorial talk is heard
Work is quietly going on, however, and
the friends of Montague are not mac
tive though they are not noisy. The At
torney-General is exceedingly popular in
this city.
Thomas Manson tcolored). a sneak
thief was arrested here to-day. He has
been wanted for two months.
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she returned to her friends here.
She was accompanied, upon her return
by q young man well-knowllsin Manches-
ter, Tho followed her to her ne" nome
hoping to persuade her to return WIN
him 10 Nirginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28

Rev. Dr. NJ. E. Broadus, of Isle of
Wight county. is on a visit to the city,
having come up to attend the meeting of
the Grand Lodge of Masons last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28
MR.. SWANSON
IN MANCHESTER
He VIII Address The Virginia Demo-
cratic Club.
MIR. AND MRS. REAGAN HERE.
Fox Hunt in Chesterfield To.Day-'liss Alien
Returns from Philadelphia News,
Personal and Brief Items
of Manchester
MIR. AND MRS. REAGAN HERE.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times. /

Manchester Bureau Richmond Times,
No. ilo2 Hull Street.
Congressman Llauut y Swanson VIII
address The Virginia Democratic Club at
Toncys Hall tonight. This meeting OF
The club promises to be equally as inter-
estinG as the last meeting, when the
O-Bricn- BroadduS fight was fought to Z
finish. \ resolution viii be offered to-
night with view to resembling action
recently taken by the club endorsing a
certain candidate for the City Council,
Certain members of the organization who
oppose the Sentleman's candidacy propose
TO do all in their power to have the en-
dorsemenJ OF the club withdrawn. This
resolution Is expected TO frccipitate 4
heated discussion and may cause a bitter
fight AFTER the meeting q smoker is
scheduled.
BACK TO VIRGINIA.
Dir. and Mrs. W. II. Reagan, , of Ash
iat. Ark. whose marriage here last fall
was The elimination OF an interesting ro-
nance, arrived in the city this week from
their Western homo. and Will mako Vir-
GINA their future place Of residence. Mrs.
Reagan was Miss Ella Crawford, daugh
ter Of Mrs. Prudence e. Crawford. Of No.
al5 Senlrnes Avenue. and was married to
Mr. Reagan after = courtship which had
been carried on for several years by cor
respondence, neither of them having seen
the other until The day prior TO the we'd
ding. Mir Reagan is taking a course at q
business college in Richmond.
FGN HUNT TO-DAY.
Another fox hunt is on in Chesterfield
to-day, near the HALFWAY House. on
the Petersburg Turnpike. The famous
packs belonging to DIR. Cheatham and
Mr. Vaughan Will be combined in the
chase. The following gentlemen from
Manchester Will follow the hounds: w. Ii.
Washington, Emmett Duyal, Morton
Graves and Dan Mathews.
The City Central Committee Will meet
tomorrow night in the Office of Chairman
Robert S. Rives. at which time final plans
for the primary Will be settled upon.
MISS ALLEN RETURNS
Miss Wiilana Allen has returned from
Philadelphia. where she went few weeks
ago expecting TO make her home with her
mother. who resides in that city Miss
Allen resides in Swansboro where she
born and left by her mother when
an infant, soon after her fathers death.
For years she did not hear Of her mother,
and scarcely knew that she was Vet liy-
ing but within the last few months prior
TO going 10 the northern city she heard
frequently from her, and each letter urged
her to give UP her friends in Virginia and
come to live with her. Miss Allen for a
long time declined to so, fearing that the
conditions Of life at her new home might
lot be as satisfactory as those of The
old This She seems to have found to
ne true upon her visit 10 Philadelphia. as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28

in November, 1891 she was at the place
when at about 10 O'Clock Borden called
for her. She left the place with him.
She never was seen by her friends after
that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28

Thomas Manson tcoloredD. sneak
thief was arrested here to-day. He has
been wanted for two months.
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SENTIMENT FOR PRIMARY.

Idle guberuatoriaI talk is heard
Work is quietly going on, however, and
the friends of Montague are not mac
tive, though they are not noisy. The At
torney-General is exceedingly popular in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-28

There are more 'F1tz
Leo Cook Stoves sold IN the
State of Virginia than any other
brand of high grade of cook stoves
made. Ask your neighoor why.
We claim because they are the
best stoves ever sold, perfect
bakers, with extra large ovens.
Ifvour dealer cannot supply YOU,
write to us for particulars. Sou
rHgRN Stove WORKS, No. SIS to
s27 North Seventeenth Street,
Richmond. Va.