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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY &C. 1soL / FAVE
EYPD-STREET STATION

SCHEDULE IN N E sEr MAZE s Isot LEAVE
! I:3o A. NJ, Daily, for Washington and poInts
oaansiso siesps5s to WASHINGTON and New York
points North stops a. Elba, Glen hWen and
local stations. Ashland 10 euansteo inclusive.
$50 !; NJ; Dsliy EXCEPT SUNDAY for wasa1ns
snd local stations. ashland to oaatico Inclusive
1900 IS Daly ezesp. SUNDAY for WAS washington t.
Ashsnd boswell i!fsrd 9:
consressionai Limited at Washington.
1:ss P NJ, Daily. for Washington and p ,.
Fredertctsb5urs Brooke. Widewster and 5uantico:
Stops other stations SUNDAYS siespers Riehmond
10 New York aud Washington TO Philhdetphih
ARRIVE BYRD-sTREET STATION.
$50 A. ~ Daily. Stops at Whitewater. ProoS-.
Trcdericksburg, Milford. boswell. Ashland and
Elba stops other stations Sundays Sleeper New
1851 :: VI. Dailv except Sunday. Stop. at
Gien Alien an RlSs
.:I2 P. NJ Daily, stops at Fredericksburg, Mil
s:s7 p NJ Daily stops at rredericssbu-s. po,.
we'll Ashland and Elea. Pullman cars from New
$50 2 NJ. n Daily stop, at local stations
Elba. Buffet Parlor Car
ACCOMMODATION TRAINs
Cuafiy, except sundnyJ
~ n Leaves ELBs for sh !. ian =,
$50 ?. NJ. Leaves ELIZA for Ashland
S:fOA NJ. Arrives ELLA from Ashland.
s:25 A. NJ Arrives LIf.D-STREEr Station IRON
Fredericksburg.
s;S2 p NJ. Arrives ELLA fort Ashland
S. i. L. THROUGH TRAINS Was. A. H. JCN3
TIoN AND r., Z. e P. Il. r. LEA We ). ~ L
BROAD-STREET STATION
G:soA A. ~. Daily, for Washington and potnA
North Stops at Fredericksburg aaa ouan.icos
Sleepers TO New York.
:s::s5 P. NJ, Daily, for Washington and point,
North Stops at boswell. fredericksburg an5
ouantico. Sleeper TO New York
ARRIVE s. A. L. BRoAD-sTREETs STATION.
.:a5 2. VI, Daily. stops ut Fredericksburg. Mil;
ford boswell and Ashland Sleeper from Nav
York.
po.EII ana Ashland. Sleepers from New Y orS
Ell. D.MYERs PrsA W. 2. TAYLOR. Traf Mgr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
PETER STERLING AGAIN.
Captured Louisville Prize of $4,000 lin.
touched by Whip.
lEr Assnciated press ,

LEXINGTON, Ky, October l5.-Peter
Sterling won the $4,000 Louisville prize
to-day without a touch of the whip, and
holding his gait like a piece of superb
machinery. The winner Of last Tuesdays
sl6.ooe Sutu,ity passed under the wire
first in each heat with {. length TO spare.
Royal Coat, led MIN to the stretch in the
first heat and came second with Haw-
thorne third. In the next heat two bad
breaks caused Royal Coat TO get the flag.
Peter Sterling was never headed in the
second, although Hawthorne chung to
his sulky wheel. Summaries:
Louisville Prlze-trotttng-Peter ster-
ling, first: hawthorne. second; Carrie
Bell, third. Time. 2:1SSi-s, PIP.
Walnut Hali Farm Cup--trotting-Cap
tor, first: Neya Simmons. second !: Lady
Thisbe. third Time. 400 81
The Mcdowell stalsc2:1o trot-Dolly
Dillon. first; Onward Silver. secord :sToK-
Eies. third. Best time. gao l-4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
Thorpe in leesbure.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times. I,

Especial Dispatch to The Tincs)
IEESBURG. VA, Oct. flowing to
the Indictment weather the meeting of the
Republicans at the Courthouse yesterday
afternoon was but poorly attended and
little enthusiasm or interest manifested.
The party campaign for Governor of the
State was opened by an able address by
eN-Congressman II. 7. Thorpe. of Nor
folk, Va. Mr.. Thorpe confined his re-
marks for the most part to present politi-
cal issues. attacking the Democratic
party IN general ana in particular for
chilling the Constitutional Convention now
in session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
POL TICS
IN OLD VIRGINIA
Montague and Anderson Strike
sledge-hammer Blows.
GREAT DAY IN GILES COUNTY.
Ro,h Candidates ser attorary>seneral Speak
TO Large Respective Crowds Rspahti-
can Nomination Goes Begging
In Northern Neck.
GREAT DAY IN GILES COUNTY.
ispccial plsra.ch 10 aIhe Titaas.l


pEAHISBUEG. VA. Oct. t.,.--fiiis mas
heca IA great dsy ia politics in Gales; rot,
tho candidates for sstturrey-Ge:lersi
spoke here. The crowd was immense.
The Democrats hid The Courthouse. ana
II WAS packed with people until stand
ing room VAS III 4 premium. An ehoft
MIS- mace by. both parties TO arrange Il
Joint discussion, cut ruled William A..
Anderson SPOKE with telling effect for
more than two hours. He devoted some
time To /, deftrige OF the constitutional
Convention, stating thai ii WAS not the
Intention OF that body 10 disfranchise
any white voters. but only 10 eliminate
the vicious and iiliterate negro vote as
u dangerous factor in the politics OF the
State.
He discussed various reforms to be en-
bodied IN the new Constitution. showing
IN detail how It's work would saye to The
( Commonwealth many times the cost OF
S tic convention: also showed the absolute
necessity ior the preset walton OF the
States good name and CT it's advance
rncnt and progress by the adoption of re-
forms in suffrage. ard how such reform
Was 10 he accomplished: cited examples
of such reforms, the beneficial. effects
exhibited in Louisiana. Mississippi ana
South Carolina. not only in the improved
condition of The white race. but also OF
the negro rs well. in those States
He urged the Importance of the election
% a Legislature III thorough sympathy
with the policy of the Constitutional
Convention ana which would efficiently
carry cut by enactment of legislation the
various reforms proposed by that body.
Hc showed briefly the great good done for
.se State by the Democratic party in the
past. and the vital Importance OF i con-
tinnarce OF that party in power. His
speech was rnasterfui and convincing, and
Was received with great enthusiasm Its
Effect will be faYorably felt in November
". nj. Minter. OF Pocahontas. closed
the speaking for the Democrats IN an
able and effective speech of thirty min
utes. and aroused very great interest ana
enthusiasm. receiving much applause
THE REPUBLICANS.
The Republicans haG the beautiful
court green and an equally large and
enthusiastic audience. Mr.. Peyton Grey,
of Pulaski. opened II. a speech OF twenty
minutes which was well received. Mt.
Groncr. the Republican candidate for
Acknowledgement, followed in we'll
prepared and strong speech of one hour
which was well received by his audience
Mr.. j. L. Gleaves. of Wytherille, one of
The best campaign speakers in Virginia,
followed in n speech which aroused the
utmost enthusiasm among the Republi-
cans. which was kept up by Colonel
James S. Browning of Pocahontas who
mace one of his telling, characteristic
speeches.
Both sides claim the day, and all pres
eltf were well satisfied
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LUXEMBOURG PRIMARY.
The Canvassers Start on the Poll TO Settle
ths Charlotte Contest.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
kEYSNlLLE, VA, Oct. 1.-THE pri-
mary for the nomination Of a candidate
for the Legislature, held III Lunenbn:g
county Saturday, resulted in the election
OF the incumbent, Mr.. II. a. overly, over
Capt. David Love by 50 votes 1t is al
most certain that there will be no oppo-
sition from the Republicans.
At 10 o'clock this morning. according to
the plan agreed upon by the friends of
Messrs. Rice and Terry in the Charlotte
contest, the three judges selected .1ill
commence 4 house to house canvass of
Midway precinct. 1t will probably be
several days before the result will be
known.
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FROM NEW YORK

PASSENGERS can leave DAILy, sx-
cept Sunday, from company,s PEE, so. &c
SJorth River. at 8 a. NJ, for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk, connecting with Z
= O. and n. & w. trains for Richmond.
FRElGHT received and forwarded daily.
TicEets on SAFE at company's office. No.
1913 Ia t Main Street; Richmond Trans
fer company No. 800 East Main Street:
Murphys Hotel; g r 2, and I'd r. 7
through to all points.
For further Intornaatiol5 apply to
JOHN F. MAYER. Agent
No 1912 Fast Main Street. Richmond Va
GaneraI7 olTices: No. 81 Beach Street, COR
nsr West Street. New York, N. Y
'i - j. j. BROWN
II 3. WALKER Gen. Pas As..
Traffic Mana ger.
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Crocket-Moore.

Especial Dispatch to The Times>
TAMPICO. VA. Oct. 15.-Captain r.
Crockett and Mrs. Sarah Moore were mar
ried tonight and Sso'clock at yorktown,
the Rev. r. NJ. Cooke officiating. Cap
tain Crockett is well known oyster
planter of Crabneck, Va, where they
will reside.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
STiGA sIBOAr LINES.
80. Old Dominion
- Steamship Co
GaiIy Line for New York. the North
and East
.ER0M RICHMOND

PASSENGEES can leave DAILY. cx-
cept Sunday, BY Chesapeake, and Ohio
5I.1liway at . a. IA. Via. ->ctEolK or y a.
~ and 3:I5 2. Nj. ny N. & W. ttaji;say
VIA NurIoIK. botn lines connecting with
direct steamers sailing same day.
Steeraye passengers can leave by aux
iIiary steamer Monday. Wednesday ant.
r'riaay-s sailing from Rockets at r.. NJ,
and Changing to mainline ship at Nor
folk.
foreign ports received and forwarded
daiIy. except Sunday. at comparv's
wharf Rockets.
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FLOOD AND PARKS.
Defend the Convention Against Republica
Attacks.
Especial Dispatch 10 The T;mes.)

Especial Dispatch 10 The Timcs)
FREDERlCKSBURG VA, Oct. 15-Tte
Democrats held a rally at the courthouse
here tonight. and We're addressed by
Capt. r. S. Parks. of Page, and Congress-
man II. d. Flood, of .Appomattox, both
members of the Constitutional Conyen-
ton. They discussed generally the issues
of the campaign, defended the work OF
the Constitution makers against the at
,acks of Republican speakers and were
warmly applauGeu.
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PRISONER NOT TOLD.
General MoIineux Reached Sing Sing Too
Late to Tell HI; Son.

L1te 70 Ie!I MS son.
fBy Associated Press.)
s NEW YORK Oct. 15.-UD to 6 o'clock
this evening A1olineux had not been in
formed that he had been granted a new
trial. General Mo!ineux reached Sing
Sing early in the evening, but it was then
too late TO go to the prison. rs the doors
close for the night at 80 o'clock. Var
den Johnson refused to disclose the
news to the prisoner until officially noti-
fed from Albany.
Former Governor Frank S. Black has
been retained as senior counsel to defend
5Afolineux at his next trial. in coniunc-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
RI7zSzlgAAENoIfeIh 5NIssts1l1
IA "a saM - 49,, eiul. =, :f2arT
JUNE 90, 1901.
LEAVE RICHMOND t(DAILY. BYRD-sTREE1

JUNE 30, 1901.
LEAVE RICHMOND 5(DAILY). BYRDSTREEf
STATION.
geo A. M.-NoRFoLk LIMITED. 4,rrty, q
Norfolk lI.2o A. NJ. Stop, on!J &C fetersoatk
Wayerly and suffolk. ,,ro.
Lynchburg. Roanoke. Columbus, and Chicago
Pm ret Pari0r Car Petersburg to Roanoke. Pull
nan sleeper Roanoke to Columbus also for Bris.
,ni Knoxville and Chattanooga Pullman
= Il p M'NoCEAN-sHoRE LIMITED. Arriv,
Sorfolk 5.aJ P. VI. stops only at Petersburg
waverIy aud Suffolk. Connects a. Norfolk with
steamers to Boston. Providence. New fork, Balit.
S57 P. sM--For suffolk. Sorfnik snd Inter
1cediate statiors Arrives at Norfolk at 10 40 "
q 10 P M-For Lynchburg and Roanoke. Con.
meets at Lynchburg with Washington and Clatta-
uoora Limited. Pullman Sleepers Lynchburs to
Memphis and New Orleans Cafe. Parior and OBJ
s.rvation Car Radford 10 Alfalfa, Ala PuilmaE
SIpepe- between Richnond and Lynchbrrg
Eerths ready for occupaney at $50 p ~ Also,
Pufim an sleeper Petersburg and Roanoke
Trains rive Richmond from Lynchburs am
the West daily I.35 A. NJ and $50 T. NJ; iron
Norfolk and The East a. IL 10 NJ. IL .. y VI.
nnd $50 Z. N.
I'M E. WAGNER, City Pass. and TicEe: Az
C. n BosLEY, District Passenger Assnt.
". BEYILL. General Passenger Agent.
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ton with his present counsel. Weeks,
Battle and Marshall.

At Erie. Colo. the differences between
the owners of the Garfield mine and the
union miners have been settled on the
following; basis: The owners Will pay
40 Ia cents per ton after machine mine
run. and 66 cents per ton for pitch
work mine run, which Is the scale de-
named by the men. The company fur
tier agrees to pay semi montiily. The
Garfield vii. a once resume opera IONS:
alter lapse Of eight months
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16

Train No. II le-re, Richmond e:so a. M daily.
for Petersburg, Noriina. N c. aGd nil intesmedt.
ate points. Connections at Norlina with train
arriving Henderson 2:1o p. M and Raleigh $3.50 p.
m. daily. and Durham 4l5 p. IN. daily except sun
day.
Trein, leave Richmond for Washington, New
York and the East daily. No. A at GAO q. m and
30. IS at S:s5 p
Connections at Jacksonville and Tampa far all
Florida East Coast points. and Cuba and Porto
Rico at New Orleans for all points in TeSa4
Mexico and California.
TEAMS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND DAILY:
s:sa e. M. No. "a From all points South amt
SAG p M No. as-From Norlina. n. c.. Pe:sr1
burg and local points.
SLEEPISG-CAE SERVICE.
Nos. 81 and 34-Florida and Metropolitan Lin
fled. Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars ana
Through Day Coaches between Nrw York and
=, mpa. Through Drawing-RooEi Gufes sleeping
cars between New York and Atlanta
Nos. p. and 66-Florida and Atlanta East Mail
Through Drawing Room Buffet Slespiu- cars pc
tween New York and Ta;ipa. connecting AZ Ha'"
let with Sleeping Car and from Atlanta n
connection with which Through Pullman TicAet1
sold. Finest Day Coaches.
z. P. SMITH. District Pass.sAgent
ss6 East Main Street. Phone 400.
J. NJ BARE r. E.. L. BUNCH.
1st Y. 2. d Gent Manc,r Genl Pass Agsn.-
Portsmouth. Va.
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Nomination Goes BEGGING

Especial Dispatch to The Tirnes.)
WARSAW, VA. Oct 15.-Mr. Geo. II.
Jenkins, after accepting on Saturday the
Republican nomination Tor the House of
Deiegates. has reconsidered his action on
this occasion, and now declines to run.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16

Captain George D. Wise, OF Richmond
of s. the Whole at the two night sessions
I Of the convention. Captain Wise wields
the gavel with much ability and is thor
$onghly familiar with parlianentar rules.
having served in the United States Com
gress for fourteen years. Captain Wise
is quick and firm in his decisions. ana
preserves the best OF order on the floor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
Swanson to Speak,


Special Dispatch to The Tlmcs.)
ROANOKE. VA, Oct i6.-Noticc has
been given out here that Congressman
Claude A. Swanson will address the Dem
oerats here Saturday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
@. 4. BERRY & CO.
Outftters TO Ffen and Boys.

Mr. Wood took this occasion to pub
iicly deny the report circulated in Roa-
noke city that he offered to give the sup
port of the Roanoke Times to ]. Hamp-
ton Hoge for Governor ii Hose would
support him for the Legislature.
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DEATHS.
dren..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES into rest. on Mon
day afternoon October IA. 1901. & MA h
GARET G.. FREEMAN, in the fo;lrt1s
year of her age, daughter Of s. G. and
#5 Ida yValcott Freeman. sss.
Funeral g will take place from the
house at Curl s e'eclS a. To-DAYsatS
gs 90 o'clock vi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
SOUTHERA RAILWAY
CHEpULE EFFECTIVE JUNE g. sD'
4 4

.cHEDUIE EFFECTIVE JUNE g. ,21..
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND VA
$50 A. MO 10 daily. for Durham, y t.
sud all stations between keysvilie aud Durham,
connecting at Burkeviiie Tor Fartnyiiie ans
Lynchburs at Jefress for Buffalo Llthia spring.
and local stations Norfolk Division 10 D1;'.
vile; at Oxford for Henderson; at Durham i"s
Raleigh, Go!dsboro and all North carolina point
f.oI P. Mo. :. solid train datiy for Cna5.
and Powhatau Raiiroad at GREENSBORO p rot puI
With No So United states fast mail. solid train
caiiy for New orleans agd points 9outn. wL.,ra
fsnnectiny for Nassau and Havana Buffet draw
i.:..room Sleeper Richmond TO -itlantS ere Biftn-
fI:soP. M.-No. H. Southern Express daily for
atlanta. Augusta. Jack sonviils and points south
/ ShaEIo,te co. open at Richmond s.s0 ?. " cornee-
ton with New YORK and Florida 10 Express ,s and
sfseners 10 Augusta. savannah. Iacssonyille
Tampa Nashville. Memphis. Atlanta, New Oh
pni,nan Tourist sleeper Mondays wednesday,
ard Fridays Washington 70 san Francisco WITH
Teas Mexico and California.
eco p Mo. II. Local. daily except saha95.
Tor Eeysgiiie and in;ermediate points
,rp. M Il. 2rs'fsr' .-.Ns<.~55
$50 p NJ and goo A. 3I.-From Atlaa.a A,-
srsta and Asheviiie and all points south
s:l2 z. M.-From Durham. Oxford AL insst.
mediate stations
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS
Nos 6, andsa. between Manchester ani Sat,i 8
YORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT
THE FAy0RiTE7 ROUTE NORTH,
LEAVES EIGHMOSD
4:5o r. M.No. 10. Baltimore Limited. daily eI.
cen. sundays. connecting at West Point will
steam er for Baltimore anI+Iork River Landings
stops only at stations between Qutnton and West
10 P M.-No. 10. Local Express. daily. exceps
sundays for West Point and intermediate stations.
Connects with stage 1t Lester Manor for Eaikerso=
and Tappahannock.
500 A. " No. q, Local Mixed Leave, daily.
except Sunday, for West Pntni sud Intern sdia.s
stations connecting With stage a. Lester Naaos
Tor WaIierton and Tappahannock.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND
a15AM.-Dasly from West Point, With counss-
ton rom baltimore. excep. Mondays
IO:45 A.M.-ExceD: sundays and Moudays.
1:I5 P. M.-DptlY. except Sunday. ffoca Ras.
Point and intermediate stations.
steamers leave Nest Point daiiy.:exsep Sun.
days $50 z. ~ arriving Bai:imo.s $50 =. M y.
Steamers call a. Almonds and Iorstown lues
DAYS. THURSDAYS and saturdays: Clay bans Anu
Gloucester, Mondnys. Wednesdays ana sri1a9 =
No s70 Z. Main 81. Il ishn,. nd, vs,.zs
tEpwIcs e s;'
~ !, s.gsshia1taa-Ilc g
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Mrs. Anru.ia Durk..

Especial Dispatch to The Tines.)
ROANOKE, VA, Oct. 15.-Mrs. Arulta
Burks. widow Of the late Samuel BLrks,
formerly Of Bedford. died to-1ay, aged
81 years. She is survived by four chill
dren.
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S;3}.5t()E !m! $50
RiC[lIuOldtOBBaItiIlO

Take c. and o. Railway train, daily ex-
cept# Sunday at 4.45 p NJ. yor Baltimore
via Old Pon. Comfort connecting at Old
POINT with one OF the superb steamers of
the Old Bay Line. leaving as for Bal
timore. Arrive in Baltimore at $50 a. 81.
in time to make connections with all
trains north. east and west Short rail
ride ard all night on one Of the finest
steamers in southern wa ters.
For tickets and general information APP
ply at ticket offices C.8and O. Railway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
OBITUARY..
Mr.. john w, Davenport.

Mr.. John W. Davenport died suddenly
yesterday morning at his home, No. 333s
West Main Street. He was an engineer
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
and had only been i'll short while. The
direct cause of his death was congestion
of the brain,sand from the attack which
he suffered about 80 O'Clock, lie died be-
fore tile physician arrived. He was 81
years old, and is survived by wife and
two children. He was a native of Cor
louisville. where the interment will. be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
KAILRoa,5D;s
S. a. L. Railway.
CAPITAL CITY ROUTE

Short Line to Principal Cities of THE South Ent
Southwest. Florida, Cubs, Texas. Ca1ifornia am.
Mexico. reaching the Capitals of six States
Schedule in Eject Ma e o,;3 1901
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Miss Bessie Morris.

Miss Bessie Morris died suddenly Mon
Cay afternoon at her home, No. 1911 IL
West Main Street. Her death was ,'nts-
pected, though she had been unWe!l fer
sometime, and at noon on the cay OF her
death she was out and her health seem
ingly good. She was a daugn.er OF h1r
anG Mrs, J. o. Norris. WHO survive her
with one sister Miss Carrie Morris. The
funeral services took i,!ace yesterday
evening at Laurel Street Methodist
Church. Interment was made in River
NieM CemeterV
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sto ps the Cough
and works oHtlle COtI.

Laxative Bromo-Q uinine Tablets cure a
cold IN one day. No Cure. No Pay
Price . cents.
g PENAIANsHIP.-E Instructor: If
sty-two lessons. two nj ghts each week.
sInforrnat lon at y Ad II c.
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Robert Stone Friend.

Especial DISPATCH TO The Tiines)
PETERSBURG, VA, Oct. 15.-NIr. Ro-
bert Stone Friend died to-day at IL o'clock
ut his fathers residence on Wythe Street,
aged Is years.
Mr.. Friend was son of Mr.. John w.
Friend and one of the most popular and
best kncwn young men in the city. He
had been in i'll health for several years.
and few months ago took 4 trip to the
South. which, it was hoped, would greatly
benefit his health. The funeral will take
place Tomorrow at noon from the family
residence on Wythe Street.
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Mrs. airy a. Hill.
Special Dispatch to The Times.3

lSprClHl i'lspalcn ~ 1uc liLleSf
WELDON, n. c., Oct. 15.--Mrs. Mary
A Hill. wife of Judge Thomas n. Hill,
of Halifax. died last evening at q private
hospital at Clifton Springs, n. Y, where
for the past two months she had been
under treatment. She was formerly Miss
Mary a. Long, 4 daughter of the late
Colonel Nicholas N. Long one of the
best known citizens of Halifax county.
Mrs. Hill was a splendid woman, beloved
and honored by all.
The remains will reach here Tomorrow
ana the interment will be in the family
square in Cedarwood Cemetery.
Major W. II. Lienkaui.
By Associated Prcss.)
MOBILE ALA, Oct. l5.--Major w. HI.
Leinkauf. head Of the banking house Of
W. n Leinkauf & Son, died to-day
after short illness. Major Leinkanf was
also consul for Norway and Sweden. and
was a member Of the Mobile Chamber
of Commerce He was born in Austro-.
Hungary in 1927, and came to America
in lS4S.
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Andrew Jameson,

Andrew Jameson died Sunday after
noon of old age at his home in Baltimore.
He was native of Alexandria, Va, and
was seventy-seven years old. He was
the son of the late Robert Jameson, Of
Alexandria.
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Nos. 81 andsa. between Manchester an, Na,,,
YORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT
THE FAy0RiTEz ROUTE NORTH.