The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-14
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T,DSDoN-Mr. Frederick, .ie British
War Secretary, speak to-nis ht#a a
banquet given in London In his honor.
Teciared that the Beers We're sh:dlng;
their tracks BY ln11r rim g - mrs oe-
hind them.
.rhe country has set its teeti and
intends to go through the process OF.
wearing down. he exclaimed. We in
tend to provide Lord Kitchener with
fresh troops TO replace the tired ones.
Only to-day a certain colony made an.
offer Of help.
JACKSON. MISS The FEDERAL grand
grand Jury of the United States Court
of the. Southern District Of Mississippi,
Tonight indicted a large number of cot
ton-seed oil directors, and other cot
ton-seed oil officials, alleging that IN.
yini,tion of. Federal statute OF
INV .. 1900, the oil mil officials have
consnired in writing to control the prices
- 5cntton-seed and cotton-seed products.
PITTS PA.-The announcement
was made today by General Passenger
Agent f. D. Ford. of the pennsylvania
lines that the Chicago and Florida :pe-
cia through service between Chicago and
Jacksonville and st. Augustine, and be-.
tween sPittsburg and Florida points, 1ia
Cincinnati, will be resumed about u January
6, 1902 The schedule tor TINS season calls
for through service every week day.
8 CHATTANOOGA, TENN.-The South
err Railways Good Roads train reached
here to-day from Greenv1ile, and 0elega-
ticns, largely composed OF county officers,
came in from the counties of North Geor-
gia Alabama and Tennessee TO witness
tho operations. The train Will remain here
until Sunday, when it Will depart for
Birmingham.
NEW YCRK.-The first step in the
prospective litigation over the estate of
Edward S. Stokes was taken to-day,
when w. e. d. Stokes obtained an order
from Surrogate Thomas directing F. V.
F'oote and Horace Stokes, the brother
of E. S. Stokes, to show cause on Friday
why he should not be allowed to come in
and intervene in the proceedings for the
probate OF the second will.
VIRGINIA, NEV.-Word has been re-
ceived here OF an outbreak of mob vio-
lence which almost resulted in the death
of Henry Ellis a negro, residing al Fay,
Il new mining camp in Lincoln county
They placed It rope arounc, his neck ana
drew him up three times. The limb to
which the rope was fastened broke, ana
the mob determined not to hang the
man.
SAN. JUAN, z. R.-Santiago Igieslas
has not yet answered the message from
Mr.. Gompers as to the cause of his Ge-
tention. He is awaiting the Attor,.~.-
Generals answer to his petition to Gov
ernor Hunt to be released on his own
recognizance. he is still in jail
MONTGOMERY, ALA.-Governor Jelks
tonight ordered the military company
at Troy to proceed at once to Ozark to
protect Pharoah Paramor, a negro, from
being lynched. Paramor Is charged with
having committed an assault on q white
woman. He was captured and is in the
Dale county jail.
WASHINGTON.-Ord were issued by
the War Department to-day directing
seven troops of the Fifteenth Cavalry,
now in the Department of California to
sail for the Philippines on the Hancock
about December 10th.
WASHINGTON.-A distinguished body
representing >--e commercial organizations
of New York Boston, Buffalo, Pittsburg,
Cleveland, indianapolis and Cincinnati
called upon the President to-day to urge
the Importance of reciprocity with
Canada.
--..aINGlIAM.-The returns, from the
election for the ratification or the rejec-
ton of the new Constitution are not COM
ll!S ID as -flpttly as expected. 1t appears
probable that the majority for The ratili-
cation of the new Constitution will ne
about %, 900, maybe as low as 10000.
/ s4SAVANNAE,5 GA--1le carilings OF
Central of Georgia Railway FOR the first
week in November, shuwed an increase
over the same week last year Of $4,000.
From July /, including the first week in
November. the increase in earnings has
| been S163 coo.
Of two
schooner Edward P. Avery, Fernandina
for New York. in Tybee Reads, Hcine to
tie city to-day and reported that the
crew of his vessel had become unruly and
manageable. An officer was sant
down this afternoon to bring the unrrly
! men to the city.
WASHINGTON:-The Schley court Of
inquiry met to-day and continued its con
sideration of the evidence submitted 10
it during the trial Of the case. No in
formation is obtainable concerning the
progress of the work.
NEW YORK.-The American Sugar Re-
f! filing Company has reduced the prices
fssoft grades of 1etined sugar ten points
to meet the cut made by the independent
retiners Yesterday.
BALTIMORE, MD. = Schooner w.
Brooke, that was ashore in Sparrows
Point Channel, f1oated at 7:30 o'clock A.
NJ. and proceeded for Savannah.
FORT WORTH TEXAS.-The adj
vance guard Of the National w. C. T..
&. Convention, which is to meet here
Friday, arrived here to-day
LOUISVILLE, KY.-A race special for
Savannah, Ga. and Charleston. S. c., will
leave here next Monday. The Charleston
meeting will run Indefinitely.
MEMPHIS, TENN.-Bobby Walthour
again won tonight in the third install
mont of the siN-day one-hour-a-night
race.
ST. LOUIS, sMO.-The November Fed
eral Grand Jury to-day returned indict-
ments against Harry Longbaush. alias
John Arnold the mysterious Montana
train robber suspect. and his companion,
Laura Bullion. Each was indicted on
seventeen separate counts.
ST. LOUIS. NIO.-The Board of Di-ec-
tors of tho Louisiana Purchase EXPOSE
ton have approved the appointment Of
Thomas W. Cridler to be foreign commits
siorer.
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