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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
NEW BONDS OF
NEWPORT NEWS
The Democratic Herd Banquet Over
the. Victory.
"A SHIP IN DURANGO VILE.
Building Committee OF the. Baptist churea
Decide to Get In Good Shape Before
They iove-s,cn and Women
Sent to Jail.
SHIP IN DURANGO VILE.
Special Dispatch to The Times.l

I .
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Nov. This
| new city bonds were delivered to-day to
| Denson. Prior & Co. Cleveland, Ohio.
| and the money is now in bank at the
disposal OF the city. The money for pay
| ing bonds amounts to 100000 in two hum
bred bonds of $500 each. The other So, 600
bonds are for redemption of former court
house bonds and are fifty in number OF
$500 each.
Mr.. John Frank Duke Of Norfolk. ana
Miss Mamie Darden Nelms, of this city,
were married at 5 o'clock this afternoon
at the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Z. NeIms on West Avenue.
DEMOCRATIC HERD.
The Democratic Herd of East End,
probably the most famous political or
Ganizat ton ever formed in Newport News.
gave it's first banquet tonight in its new
hall, in the Third Ward. Among the
speakers was Mr.. LIP. Stearnes. the
newly elected member of the Legislature
from this district. and numerous other
local notables- The organization was
formed with the primal object of de-
seatng Mayor A A. Moss for reelection.
and His Honor was present. neither IN
body nor spirit.
The steamer ST Enoch. which plies be-
tween this port and Antwerp. is stilr
in harbor awaiting action. OF the Federal
Court in the smuggling case. with par
ticuIar reference to- the libel placed on
the steamer by the United States Gov
eminent. The bond IL this connection
has not vet been arranged for.
BUILDING COMMITTEE.
The Building Committee CT the Newport
News Baptist Church has decided not to
make q report for several months. though
it was expected that an immediate re-
port would be made and steps taken at
once in connection with the proposed
new building. for which q. site has all
ready been occurred. When the COMMITTEES
does report. the church will be in a posi-
ton 10 start the work forthwith and to
continue it without delay.
a peculiarly complicated case came UP
in the Police Court this morning when
Justice Brown had before him number
of women and men on the charge OF
| illegally living together. Sarah Jana
Harris and her ten-year-old daughter.
Bertha. Henry Gocde and Moses Brooks.
all colored, were in the bunch and re-
bceiveds Jail sentences. except the girl
who was sent to the aiiushouse.
A white baby was found in the older
woman's bed and its mother. one May
| knight. was sent to Jail. Bessie Jordan.
another white woman with whom MAY
| Knight lived, was fined s3S.&5, making
| the roundup complete.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
at nine dollars for the remaining ev

One of the most enthusiastic OF young
actors in his love for his chosen profess
sion is Howard Kyle. who is heading his
own company, and who will play Nathan
Hale at the Academy tonight.
He does not believe that the actor s
glory is wholly of the past. Speaking OF
this subject he says: One Of the I'M
written traditions of, the stage that we
younger actors are expected vaguely or
clearly to believe is that acting and all
stage representation reached it's most SUI
preme climax a long time ago. In these
degenerate days they say that nothing
is seen or heard more than walking
shadow, q faint echo of. the mighty past.
This is the un'oending prejudice of hero
worship. Men and women who speak and
write from places of oracular power, like
the rest of mortals never get entirely
away from the charm of their first i'm
pressions. Remember how Thackeray
and Charles Lamb have each written
about the Incompatible illusions of youth.
Dear Ella and his first play! But those
of US who delve in the mimic art and in
our owneway think for ourselves refuse
to be misled or dscoura ged by this devo-
ton to old idols. We respect the senti-
ment. because we love human nature. It
is the stuff with which we work.
olICuS LAY 10 p1tiSllS " Capacity g.
the Bijou, and the~same story of a de-
mard for tickets is told again. No COM
pany appearing at the Bijou has: mace
more enthusiastic applause than this one.
There are bright musical mum er in the
play that attract music lovers and pretty
girls that make things bright. The usual
performance will be given this evening.
and the engagement will close with a
matinee and night performance to-1hor-
row.
The characters in George w. Monroe's
new Comedy Mrs. B.. ,O'ShauSnessey,2
are allc cleverly drawn and truthfuiiy
depict actual personages. who are as sug-
gestive of their locality as are lie pen
sketches by. Cruiclkshanks of Dickens
characters. In this comedy there are
twelve distinct characterzat1ons. each a
perfect life sketch. The company also
comprises a chorus of fifteen we'll trained
voices. This company will be the Bijou
attraction next week.
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LARGE NEW ENTERPRISE.
Big Wood Working Plant, Witt Tramway. to
Haul the Lumber
Especial Dispatch to Tha Times.

CHASE CITY, VA, Nov. An inpor-
ftant enterprise has recently developed
here which, until recently, was not made
public.
a large company with ample capital. of
New Jersey. has acquired by purchase
and option in Mecklenburg and Lunen-
burg ccrnties an immense quantity of
timber lard comprising all varieties. ar:l
propose to establish at this place on the
Southern Railway a large band saw mill,
having capacity of 5000 feet per day,
and Il complete turning lathe for making
columns, with q capacity of 10000 feet per
day.
There will be a large planning mill and
machinery for the manufacture of spokes
and 4 chair mandatory to utilize the
waste materials into rungs and spildleS.
All to be run by an engine of 125 horse
power.
a tran1way from Chase City to I.un.n-
burg. with SPUR tracks to the var OF :
timber lands to bring it - he Hills. All
be built by the company. They nave SUE
ticient timber to keep the mill running
for ten years.
The timber is repor-ed 10 be very hlc
and from forests Heretofore t:nto'lcied,
and embraces quantities If birch which.
when polished for fu.l:tur". c;,npot be
distinguished from the ,',irast mahogany.
About 400 laaorsrs ri'l he '!nr'cyed.
The output will be shipped to Norfolk,
Philadelphia and New FORK. The succsS
of the enterprise Is IssI-.1 aTtl the bus
mess Mems Association os Sh,sa CITY
confidently relying upon the good faith
of the projectors, commend the estab-
lishment of these plants and will give
them every uragement- and have re-
commended q concession of freights by
the Southern Railway Company
The section of country penetrated by
the tramwav is TOW inaccessible to rail
road and the undeveloped resources VII
be made tributary to the railroad at tins
place.
The work on the santarium here Is
progressing as ranidlv as the large 'sorce
of laborers and mechanics can make pro
rress. The weather has been very "a
,-crar1e and the contractors fo- all kind:
CT building have awaited themselves OF rs
. advantages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
MINISTERIAL UNION.
VIII Cooperate With Y. Nj. c. A. ia Work
Among the Men.

The Ministerial Union OF Richmond,
2tan hester, and vicinity, met yesterday
st u o'clock at the Y. NJ. c. a., to devise
a method whereby the work among the
men of the community may be extended.
The movement grows out OF the great
meeting held in this city last Sunday by
Mr.. Fred B. Smith.
Mr.. S. X Mckee, secretary of the Z.
n. c. A, addressed the body. suggesting
plan whereby the work thus well begun
BY Mr.. Smith could be extended. After
Views expressed by several of The minis
tiers it was agreed that arrangements will
be made to hold each month IN the Acad-
envy OF Music meeting similar in scope
and purpose to that of last Sunday. The
pastors will cooperate with the y. NJ. c.
A. in making these occasions as success
full as possible. Prominent speakers from
abroad will be brought here each month
to tir up things as did Mr.. Smith And
by the way, fhc latter himself, will be
here again ;ieSt February for a day and
a ilaE. iSa oiss I'D .
In addition tatthis an Institution to be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
one FAVORlTE WON.
Starting at Aqusd duct Again Marred the s. or
fBT Associated Press. !

(By Associated rrcSs.j
NEW YORK. Nov 7.-Reforner at s
to 5 was the one favorite to win at Aque-
duct to-day. The starting, as usual MARI
ed the sport and in four of the six races
about half the horses had no chance
when the barrier was released. Imp was
beaten again in the Oakdale HanGicap
at seven furlongs. She was heavily play
ed at 1910 5, but was pinned in on the
rail all the way. Summaries:
First race-Oakdale Handicap. seven
furlongs-Paul Clifford e to y first,
Shoreham Go to y second, Unmasked e.
to y third. Time, LEI As.
Second race-mile and seventy yards,
selling-Annie Thompson e to y first. Dis
turbcr GO to y second, st. David Q5 to
y third. Time. :46 As.
Third race-fve and a half furlongs-
Reformer Is to 81 first, The Four Hun
bred 6 to y second, Mowich g to y
third. Time los S-5.
Fourth race-nile and a sixteenth
Sweet Tooth e to - first, Trebor g to lo)
second, -Althea e to y third. Time, 1:ol
3-5.
Fifth race-six furlongs-G: Whittier q
to y first. Andy Williams & to y second,
Long Love 90 to y third. Time, LIS.
Sixth race-mile and seventy yards
Curtesy e. to y first. Jack McGinn q to
81 second, Warranted az tod third Tlme
1:47 As.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
ADJUSTMENTS,

The first concert OF the MacLachlan
series at the Academy last night attracted
a fair-sized audience, and it is beyond
question that there was a vast deal OF
good, solid enjoyment 1t is no easy task
for one artist to sing nineteen numbers
and hold an audience enthralled to the
very last, but that is what Madame Fisk
did. Her programme was eXcellently ar
ranged so as to show her facility and
skill in various styles of singing.
Mrs Fisk has contralto voice Of rare
quality of tone and Of great range. 1t
Possesses much warmth and color, and
while it is strong and full is really most
attractive in the pianissimo passages
The .Auf Nichersehn' of Merlin and
LEsclara' of Lalo were the first ia
vorites.
The children'sz songs were of course de-
llghtful, especially THE Disseminated
Duckling'' and Little Boy Blue 7stt'R Rock
a-bye, Dcarie" was sung so sweetly that
it was demanded again. The three arias
from Saint saens' .. :" Samson ct Dalila'
were really the gems of the evening. In
these numbers Mrs. Fisk displayed a dra-
matte power. intensity and fervor that
STAMP her an artist of unusual gifts.
The recital was delight throughout.
The next event OF the series will be the
appearance of the Peabody Faculty.
rhcre is q possibility that the subscrip-
ton list will be kept open for White
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
Nephew of Sir Henry lryiuq.

A nephew OF Sir Henry Irving. AR. S.
Corneaux Bohemia, is in the city in the
interest Of the gifted young operate star,
Miss Rose Cecilia Shay. This organiza-
ton of one hundred people is making 4
tonr of the large cities. presenting grand
opera. il English estyle- a subscription
list has been opened . and III conditions;
warrant. Miss Shay and her company Will
be heard in Richmond next week. ,All
who are interested and who wish To sub
scribe are requested to leave their names
at the box office of the Academy:
Mr.. Behenna is a tynical Engl:shma.
of high educational accomplishments. ;,ac
he has been identified with the educa-
tional and musical movements OF this
country for many years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
Latonia Races.
(By Associated Press.)

aSSUClUltu TFeSS.J
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Nov. Results
at Latonia:
First race-six furlongs, selling-Ha,dee
$50 to j. first Bill Massie 6 to y second,
Sim w. q to y third. Time. Ills.
Second :race-five furlongs-Mabel VIM
III to 81 first. ThroseIe 6 to y second,
Jane Oaker Is to y third. Time, :02.
Third race-mile. seling-Free Admis-
sion C5 to y first Winter 90 to y second,
Baffied (S5to y third. Time, 40.
Fourth race-handicap, six furlonSs-
Anna Balm & to y first. Severi (even)
second. Foneda, q to y third. Time. s1:1ii..
Fifth race-five furlongs-Setaucl1ett
(even) first, Boaster az to y 4. second,
Water-Edge e to y third. Time. 1:02lA
Sixth race-six furlongs-John Grissby
&c to y first. Sad Sam az to y second,
FIeuron &c to y third. Time, 1:151ss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
AN ELEGANT WEDDING.
Conway Macon Knox Makes Miss Eugenia
FlcwelIyn Newman His Bride
Especial Dispatcl, to The Tincs.)

Especial Dispatch to The Tlmcs.)
BARBOURSVILLE, VA, Nov. THE
marriage OF Miss Eugenia Flewellyn
Newman, third daughter of Mr.. Conway
Newman. of this place, to Mr.. Conway
Macon Knox. OF Richmond. was solem-
nized this afternoon at 5:35 O'Clock, in
Barbour Memorial Chapel, which was
beautifully decorated in green and white
The impressive marriage ceremoney
OF the Episcopal Church was consum-
mated by Rev. S. O.. Hall. of the PresbS,-
terrain Church, assisted by Rev. J. r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
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ARRAY IN AMHERST.
Ore Man Slightly Shot, the Other Badly Cut
With knife.
(Spccial Dispatch 10 The Times

AMHERST, VA, Nov. I'd oseph J..
Dil:arit and Joseph Wood had a lsHt al
townsville Tuesday. in which Diilard p" rs
slightly wounded in the hip by a PISTOL
shot and Wool is thought II be fatally
cut about the throat and neck
Wood is q distiller of brandy ana i2li-
lard accused him of putting lime CT Z ME
other adulterat:on in MS nr;s'rdy. ahi sue
it would kill him if &c lark Il We2d
took offence The difficnl.v Occurred near
the home Of DR.. r. E. Ware. who gave
the wounded man prompt meisical :',f a.
tiOn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08

known as ~Men's-Day will be established
in the churches. On these occasions the
pastors will devote the day to the men,
preaching to them and generally directing
the service with a view to eXhortins them
to a stronger religious life. The first OF
these days will be fixed in the early part
of next month.
The Union adjourned to meet again at
u O'Clock on Monday next, when further
consideration will be given to this matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
Roys Capture a Dear.

(sreciaI Dispatch TO The Timcs.3
SUFFOLK. VA. Nov. 7---Joln fletcher
Gay and. two companion. wi.ils bstat..;s e e
ON Chowan River. near runis. N. G.. to-.
day. saw and pursued {, large buck which
was swimming across.
The deer was finally exhausted. AMI
{overtaken. and was kilt.f With ,---1iia-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
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HERE FOR TREATMENT.
Clerk Carrington, of Charlotte, Comes to
Consult Dr. johnson.

Mr.. j.. g.; Darlington. the clerk of the
County Court Of Charlotte, came to Rich
mond yesterday evening in company with
Dr. McPhail, of his county. to consult Dr..
George Ben Johnston. Mr.. Darlington
has some slight trouble that may require
an operation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
Mr. Rabies Condition.

Mr. Herman Raabe, of No. 60 North
Sixth Street, who was very i'll for several
days. is convalescent- He will be at his
post OF duty, as superintendent OF the res
taurant department at Rueger's Hotel, III
@ few. DAYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
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Episcopallans. %; Rockville, o.

Especial Dispatch to The zTimcs.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA. Nov. 7.--Episco-
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nothing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
BOTTLE BABIES

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President Gildersleeve ruled this after
noon that DR.. Pedigos resolution appro-
priatinE $500 for the license tax work
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.

Another star and another musical farce were Of
fered to this satated public at tine Herald Square
Theatre last night The star was Dan Daily,
and the musical farce ''The NewY Yorkers.
The music of it IS by Ludwig Enslander. the book
by Glen McDonOugh and the lyrics by George y.
Hobart. Mr. DAILY has won popularity in the last
few years by his performances in various farces
and burlesques He is clever dan and he has
a certain comic repose. but present he does little
but exaggerate his worst mannerisms. under
the obvious impression that they are his merits
In this respect he makes himself excessively tire
some The leading performer in Mr.. Daly's sup
port was Miss Virginia Earle. who has at
tractiye personality and shows much cleverness
whenever she has opportunity for its exercise In this
work she has little such opportunity. Miss Carrie
Perkins once played the Merry Little Mountain
Maid in "Adonis,' and has been playing that part
ever since in and out of season. Nothing would be
gained by enumeratng the of the performers
The play itself hopeless from the start From
one end to the other il a machine piece.
1t had so many minutes of dialogue many songs
many jests-that all. There nothing
about it distinguish it from forty other musical
farces. IT was not bad of them. Utter
badness may amount to distinction. but this
piece has not that The music and the words. the
construction and the performance, all on one
dead level
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
MOVEMENTS oF STARS.

enfs irving and Ellen Terry, who sailed from
-ohoon last Saturday aboard the Minnehaha, are
N1eeted to reach New-York next Tuesday, Octo-
=. i'' and they Will appear at The knickerbocker
@ue' october q. presenting Mr.. Wills's poetic
beautiful drama Of Charles a. Mr. IrvnS
-, aeeioed not TO produce 'Coriolanus, as first
!. ,dec- His engagement at the knickerbocker
'H'eo to three weeks, and he does not care TO
20 heayy a production for so short a run
.rAmong the prominent actors filing star
y eements In New-York Mrs Fiske. James
s'oonart, John Drew, J. X. Hackett. William
,s'than. T.. II. Sothern. Louis Mann, Clara
D.,. Bertha GaIand Charles Hawtrey. Dan
W. 'ohn T.. Kelierd, James r. Powers, David
sa'hsd Tony Pastor the Rogers Brothers.
sn burroughs and Anna Held. Mr.. Jefferson
cro last night in Chicago. Henrietta
rs' is in Cincinnati ..... Viola Allen has been
-, s With great favor In Boston......E. ]. Nor
srh 'a Elsie Leslie appeared last night at New
IL =. The Christian. Nary AsnnsrtnE 10 At
asa Theatre. Hoston......E. H. Holland