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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-01
DE MOCRATlC RALLY.
Senator BarksdaIe Filled MIR. Goodies Engage
meat at Hampton.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
HAMPTON, VA. Oct. 31.-The Demo-
Gratis of Hampton held an old time rally
IN Armory Hall tonight, when speeches
We're made by State Senator William z.
Barksdale, of Halifax: Marshall R: Peter
son and I. w. Eason. of, Norfolk, and
Hon. S. Gordon Cumming, the local nom
inee for the House.
A crowd of five hundred voters was
present and 1.-THE enthusiasm that pre-
vailed showed that the speakers were
talking to an appreciative audience.
Hon John Goode. president of the Con-
stitutional Convention, was advertised as
the speaker of the evening but was I'M
able to be present, on account of illness.
and sent Senator Barksdale in his stead.
Mr. Goodies inability to fill his en-
gagement was a bitter disappointment to
the large crowd, but the speech of Mr.
.barkscale made UP for the disappoint-
= ~ in . vIorv large measure President
Goode said he was suffering from a Sc
we're colo and sore throat, and feared that
lie was bordering on incipient grippe
Senator Barksdale's speech was along
the lines of those he has delivered at
other places and was a caustic criticism
OF Hcse and the Republican party.
The Senator was suffering from a
rather disagreeable hoarseness. which at
times gave him considerable worry in
articulatins.
County Chairman Frank W. Shields
presided at the meeting. and about twenty
ladies We're in the audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-01
NEW TRACK RECORD.
SeYoy GoIloped Home in Six-FurIong Race in
(By Associated Prcss.)

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct. S1.-Sevoy
establish. i "a new ack record for six
furlongs at Latonia to-day in the iiandi-
cap tor three year-olds and upward, anc
won gallopinE by six lengths in lis Il,
half d second better than the previo3s
Iatonia record for the distance. sum
marx:
First race-seven furlorss, selling-Al-
bert Lee eco to u first, Mr.. Pomeroy co
TO - second, jena IS to u third. Time,
- 20 L.
Second race-fire and a half furlonSs-
Balm of Gilead q to u first, Harry New
& % to ID second, Hermis &c to D third.
Time. los.
Third race-mile and seventy yards
Eledi 6 to . first. Van Hoorbeke e to
u second, Hi Noci1cr G. to 81 third. Time.
9 Ids.
Fourth race-IIandicap, six furlongs-
Sevoy (even) first. Maggie Felix 90 to -
/ secord, Anna Balm &c to y third Time,
ATS IL.
Fifth race-six furlongs. selling-Martha
ID. 40 tc l. first Lauretta Burke (even)
second. Iatltop Q1 to o third Time,
sl:;S .
Sixth race-scven furlongs, selling
1stor,. 6 t. u first, John Grissby G. 20 y
second. Maple 90 to y third. Time
l.oS 1-2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-01

The next attraction at the Bijou will be
one OF this seasons biggest New York
successes. 1t is s"Circus Day" and It
comes next Monday night for one week.
Pretty girls in pretty dresses. with bright
music clever specialties and really funny
comedians go far toward making a sue
cessful modern musical comedy. The
managers of Owen Davis new Circus
Day. claim that they have more than
fulfilled this list. and point with pride to
the following list of we'll known @vaude
Vile stars: Williams and Adams, known
as Monte Carlo milionaires; Martinetti
and Sutherland, acrobatic dancers and
specially artists of the highest order:
Maude Meredith, ballad singer: Smith.
Lofty and Coe. artistic musical act;
Harry Skunk, negr impersonator: Frank
McNish, in his we'll known Silence and
Fun the Mitchell Sisters, singers and
da rcers; George E. Nichols, author of
eve Waited. Honey. Waited Long for
YOU and a chorus of twenty girls ana a
stage band of twenty-four persons.
THE MACLACHLAN CONCERTS.
Owing to the increased demand for
seats the subscription list for the Mac
Lachlan series OF concerts will be kept
open until next Thursday. Subscribers
to the series will have the first choice
of seats and will besides save four dol
lars on the series. The regular sale OF
seats for the first concert will begin Mon
day morning. This concert will intro
duce Katherine F'iske. the greatest con-
tralto in America. Nothing that can be
compared with this series from a musical
standpoint has ever before been attempt
ed in Richmond, and it should receive the
hearty support OF all music lovers TO
hear even Nordica is worth the prcie
charged for the entire series. Information
as to the concerts can be obtained at
the music stores or at the Academy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-01
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-01
DEMONS IRA IIION
AGAINST TURKEY e.
France Worn Out BY Many Delays.
Of the Porte.
FLEET OF: VESSELS DISPATCH
- -
Admiral Sailed With Sealed Orders, but He
May Be Forced TO Seize Customs
to Enforce French
Demands.
pr Associated Press.

PARIS: october 31.-The officials Of the
French ,Foreign Office confirm the report
that a division OF the French-Mediterrd-
mean fleet, composed of three battleshlps
and two cruisers, under. the command u
Admiral Cailiard, has proceeded IRON
Toulon to the Levant, to make a navai
demonstration against Turkey.
a foreign office official, in communicat-.
ing the foregoing to the correspondent
here Of the Associated Press said:
THE squadron sailed with sealed orders,
and proceeds first to a Greek port, the
Island of SYRIA 1 think, where the Ad-
miral will receive definite Instructions as
to carrying out his sealed orders. L am
not at liberty to say what the sealed or
ders are, but the seizure Of the customs
at Smyrna would probably be q very eff
fective way OF convincing the Sultan that
Erances patience is exhausted, and that
We have decided to enforce an imme-
date execution Of the Turkish Govern
ment's engagements. We, however, are
very hopeful that the Sultan will not COM
pei US TO go to that extreme
TIIREE-DAYs' GRACE
Our squadron will not reach the Greek
port before Sunday. The Turkish Govern.
ment has thus still three-days' grace, and
We trust in the meantime, TO receive
complete satisfaction. We have acted
very considerably toward Turkey, hop
Ing up to the last moment that she woud
carry out her engagements, and it is only
now, when we find that there is no Sc
rious indication OF her doing so, that We
have reluctantly resolved to put stronger
pressure to bear, in the shape of a naval
demonstration. II is now two months
since the French Ambassador, NJ Con-
stans left Constantinople His departure
failed to produce the desired effect. On
the contrary, even the Quays and Tubini
questions, which We're settled by the Sui
tan's Trades, remain unsatisfied'
DRASTIC MEASURES.
THE internal situation in the Turkish
empire deferred US for some time from
taking drastic measures to enforce our
demands. But the dignity of France
could not permit the present state OF ar
fairs to be prolonged indefinitely. We
sincerely hope the Sultan will fully APP
preciate the fact that We cannot any lon
ger be trif1ed with and relieve us of talk
ing further steps to safeguard our in
forests"
The official was asked what would hap
pen in the event of the French squadron
ue1ng ordered to seize the customs if the
Turkish authorities resisted, and ne re-
piled:
That is a very unlikely contingency,
but if it occurs l suppose We shall have
to- lombard the port. We do not want
bloodshed and l do not believe there
will be any occasion for it,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-01
FELL FROM A ROOF.
A Lady Becomes Insane = Apathy In
Politics.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)


DELAPLANE, VA, Oct. 31.-Nr. Ever
ard ,Blackmore fell from a building at
IDelaplane on October 18th and broke his
thigh and wrist. He is poor man, with
a large family dependent upon him.
Mrs. Maud Grimes. of Anne, has be-
come insane. 7. Boiling Robertson, 4
prominent Fauquier politician. has been
sent to sanitarium near Washington,
d. c., for nervous prostration.
There is much apparent apathy in Eau
quier in regard to politics.
The yield of wheat in this vicinity was
about twenty bushels per acre. Much was
in some degree injured by long continued
hot weather just. after harvest.
The corn crop is a good one. Some fields
will reach a yield of twelve barrels per
acre, but that Will re considerably above
an averaS &C.
Apple growers have received the largest
prices for many years, owing to scarcity
at the north 1t is quite dry in this re-
Gion just now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-01
Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT 1907.
LEAVE BYRD STREET STATION
$3.50 a. ~. Daily; for washtngton and point,
North. stopf at Milford ami Fredericksburg
sleepers o Washington and New YORK
$50 A M SUNDAY only , for Washington and
local station, Ashland 10 ouantico Inclusive
$50 A. NJ. Daily except sunday. for washing.
ion nd points North Stops at Eiba, Glen Ailsa
end locai stations, Ashland to ouantlco inclusivs
1900 ~. D@lly, except sund,y. for washlns,oa
Ashland, boswell Milford snd Frederickshurs
Buffet Parlor Car Connects wiki Congressional
Limited at Washington
a.. P NJ. Daily. for Washington and points
North stops n: Esba, Ashland, boswell Milford.
Fredericksburg, Brooke. Whitewater and ouantico.
10 New York and Washington to Philadelphia.
ARRIVE BYED-sTREET STATION.
T. sb palT MtdswstsT hTooS ni
Elba Stops other stations Sundays sleeper New
York to Richmond.
Glen Allen and Eiba Buffe, ParIor car.
ford Dosvell: Ashland and Eibo. ..
6;37 P NJ. psily stops at Frederick e DUE Dos,
well. Ashland and Elba- Pullman cars from Ne"
$40 p NJ, Daiiy Stop, at local sta; staso ,aa
Cuantico 10 Ashland inclusive Glen Allen anu
Elba. Buffet Parlor Car
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN3
DAILY. except sunday
4:o1P. NJ. Leaves BYRD-sTEEEf station for
Fredericksburg.
$50 P. N. Leaves ELIZA for Ashland.
640A NJ. Arrives Ellen from -.shLand.
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Fredericksburg.
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$40 4. NJ Daily, for Washington and poin''
North. Stops at Fredericksbur. sleepers 10 NV
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-01
SCHOOL HOUSES
TO BE PR0YED
Better Ventilation tic be Insisted
Upon and Many Changes
Recommended.
Recommended.

The School Boards Committee on Build
ings and Furniture held a meeting last
night to consider the report of the Board
Of Health, who recently made an inspec-
ton of the public school buildings of the
city. The members OF the Board OF Health
had been invited to meet the committee in
conference, and Drs. Garcin and Hoge
were present. Those of the committee N
attendance We're: Messrs. Charles Hutz-
Ter, f. C. Ebel, and r. Edgar Shine.
Drs. Garcin and Hoge went in detail
over their report and their visits to the
schools. They stated that the general
condition of schools was good but could
be improved by the enforced attention of
principals and teachers to the subject of
ventilation. They considered, the rules al
ready adopted by the Board on ventila-
ton sufficient, but these needed more rigid
enforcement. They recommended that the
attention of principals be called to the
attendance of pupils who may have s.ny
visible skin disease and said such pupils
should not be allowed to attend. They 81
so recommended that the School Board
consider the propriety of the employing
physicians to visit the schools.
The committee. with the approval of
the Board of Health, recommended the
purchase of two Hyde sanitary drinking
fountains on trial, to be used instead Of
buckets or coolers in the schools
The committee then recommended to
the School Board the following improve
ments:
High School-Have expert to examine
building and report if alterations suS-
gested by the Board of Health can be
made.
Central-Buld new closets in yard.
Normal-R acommend new building.
Valley School-New building and fur
niture.
New building to accommodate white pu-
pills in the extreme East End.
Elba-Covered way to closets.
Moore School-New closets.
Aladison-AnneN of two rooms to pro-
vide for rooms now in basement.
Randolpl-That building be completed
and closetz be put in yard.
Marshall-Put new closets in yard ana
build annex to provide for rooms con-
demned
Bellerue-steam or hot water heating
system
Fulton-Purchase. lot and erect two
room building.
West-End-Build annex with two rooms
tn provide for 70 pl condemned.
Baker-Have expert to examine ana re-
port as to change of stairs.
Navy Hill-New closets in yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-01
THE CAMP .AIGN
is AT ITsS5.|1 EA I
Continued from First Page.)

nas also begun to boil. The proposition
70 Increase the taxes of the Ghentites
from S1.2O to t$1.70 on the S1GO, and spend
something like 100000 in paving the
streets and improving the ward before it
snail a come into the old city, is what gene
rated the friction in Atlantic City Ward.
fetitlons and counter-petitions are be-
ing IN carried about in the ward, and it is
apparent that the division of sentiment is
a' VIDE as Smiths Greek. It was believed
su nl recently that almost everybody fay-=
ored the improvement scheme, but with
IN the past few days considerable OPPOSE
uon mas developed and this is being
tanned actively. The general run of men,
however, appear to favor improvements,
and the measure is expected to carry
Ihe fight. though in the WARD. is fierce.
~ progressing and will not end until the
nlght or mber-,rh.- Mr.. John White
mead, candidate for the Legislature and
accounted a Trehy faction man. spoke II,
the ward tonight, and the liveliest sort
OF q time was had Mr.. Whitehead again
raised the point that his opponent. Mr..
Lambeth, of the Dey-Prince reform party.
IS a.non-resioent of Norfolk and resi-.
dent of Norfolk county. and to make
further revelations along that line
Hot Brambleton is said by the knowing
TO be a kindergarten beside the swell
quarter, Client, politically.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Bijou has been packed to its capac-
lty twice a day this week by the Great
Lafayette Show, one OF the neatest and
best vaudeville attractions that Manager
Wells has presented. Lafayette, the head
liner of all headline vaudeville acts, has
surrounded himself with performers in
his own class, and the result is there is a
refined and pleasing entertainment.
Aside from the wonder working of Lafay-
cite, Barry and Halvers. Herbert's dogs,
james j. Morton. Josephine Ainsley ana
Sharp and E!att contribute pleasing num-
berS, and Howard and Bland are eXcep-
tionallv clever in an original comedy
sketch that serves chance for Mr.. How
ard to torment the piano., as Morton
puts it. This number of the asst is
very good. Matinees are being given
every day, and the engagement will close
with two performances tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-01
Not Up in Biography.

A certain Unitarian minister Of Great
er New York is determined that ms
young daughter shall not know tha oarh
side of orthodox religion. The miss went
to the country with her mother during
the past summer and there found a play
mate in the youthful daughter OF a VII
lage teacher. One day the. following
conversation was overheard:
you've told story" said the viiiass
girl accusingly. Don't you know where
folks sc that tell stories ?"
NO replied the New York miss.
Where do they go?''
They go to hell.
where's help
...Nhy, Mamie Blank! You minister's
daughter and don't know where hell
is!''
well, I don't care answered. the
accused, II never was in a geography
class In my life.''-N. Z. Times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-01
FELL ILL ON STREET.
MIR. P. II. Slaughter, of King William County,
Taken to Virginia Hospital

MIR. T. II. Slaughter, an aged gentleman
from king William county, Was taken i'll
yesterday afternoon at Fourth and Broad
Streets lie fell to tie pavement, and the
crowd that gathered Supposed him dead,
but being carried into a store near by he
revived slightly and later was removed
TO the Virginia Hospital by the city ambu-
lance.
His conds,ion was reported last night
by his physician. DR.. Landon B. Ed
wards, not to be serious. and the attack
but the return of an old trouble from
which he has suffered for several years.
S MIR. Slaughter is about sixty years OF
age and was in the city visiting his son.
AIR. J.. Burke Slaughter, salesman at
i,haihimer Brothers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-01
SENDING TROOPS
TO SOUTH AFRICA
Every Available lmfantrJman
AIdershot W.II Go Before
Christmas.
(By Associated Press.

LDERsHOT. ENC, Oct SIT Is un-
derstood that as a result of the conclusion
arrived by the Cabinet Monday every
available effective infantryman here Will
be sent to the front In South Africa be-
tween now and Christmas. The depart
surc Of the cavalry brigade from 4lldershot
tcrders to which effect We're received there
last night, the troops being instructed TO
start for South Africa about the middle
of NoEember) .will--ieaye only single
regiment of regular cavalry. the Twenty
first Lancers, in the United Kingdom.
Prince Arthur. of Connaught. who is a
second lieutenant in the Queens Own
Hussars, goes with his regiment to South
Africa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-01
MIR. Brine is Host.

Mr. P. A. s. Brine will to-day assume
active charge as manager and treasurer
of the Virginia Club. Mr.. Brine was for
many years host and manager at the
Deepp Run Hunt Club, and atgentleman
more coureous and gracious as host IS
not known in Virginia HIS taxing charge
~ the Virginia Club assures its success
The improvements at the clubhouse VIII
h., ccmpieted this week. and in the near
future it will be opened with smoker,
soon to be followed by a reception given
to the friends and ladies Of the club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-01
NEW TROOPS TO PHILIPPINES.
Two Regiments TO Take The Place OF Others
Having Served Three Years.
fBy Associated Press. }

SO WASIIINGTON. Oct. 31.-General Miles
has recommended that the Eleventh Cav
airy and the Twenty-eighth Infantry be
sent TO the Philippines. Two regiments
are all that the Secretary desires TO or6cr
to the Philippines at present These reg
isuents are to take the place Of COM
mands IN the Philippines to be brought
home, which have been serving there three
years or more and the terms OF enlist
Inent OF tho men about to expire.
The order will not interfere with the
departments plans for reducing the army
in the Philippines. The regiments which
arc to be returned as soon as the trans
psrts ere ready are the Fourth, Seven
teenfh. Twentieth and Twenty-second In
fsntry. These regiments have been long
ut sA tho islands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-01
Forest Fires.
fEY assor,afed Prn.s

ROANOKE. VA. Oct. 31.-Forest fires
are raging along. the slope of mountains
in Tazewell county between Graham ana
Flat Top Yards, and owing to the fast
falling leaves and absence of rain for sew
eral weeks, the flames are fed by ample
fuel to cause great alarm. The entire
mountain is a sheet Of fame, and a. vast
amount of fine timber and fences have
been burned up or ruined.
The flames have crossed from one side
of the railroad and river to the other at
numerous places.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-01
Blackburn Smith.

BERRYVILLE. VA, Oct 31.-Nfr.
Blackburn Smith, the Democratic nomi-
nee for the House of Delegates to repre-
sent Clarke and Warren, in an interview
with The Times reporter last evening,
said: Though / have no opposition in
my district. have considered it my duty
to canvass the same in behalf of the
State ticket, and from the best informa-
ton / can gather. | believe Clarke and
Warren will give their usual Democratic
majority.
'"The people have at last walked up to
the importance of Democratic success
in this campaign
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-01
Nurses Halloween.

4 Halloween party was given the nurses
of the Virginia Hospital last night by
Miss Helen Harla nd who was for time
superintendent of the institution. Only
asfew of the most intimate friends of the
nurses were so fortunate as to receive n
vita TONS The charity wards of the ine-
mortal annenN We're cleared and the ~
ception held in that portion of the build
ing, which has only recently been opened.
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4 Few broke on Him.

yes said Lowe comerdy, sit was
Ha,nphats fist appearance as star
IT suppose he made some pretty bad
breaks, remarked Hi Tragerdy.
Yes, but the worst breaks I noticed on
him were some me couldn't avoid =
81 Why, that sounds strange.
Not at all. He. couldn't be expected
10. dodge all the ancient eggs that were
sthkoVu at him.