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PAN-AwERICAN AWARDS.
Repor, ef the jury on Photographs Of
Finished work ef Architecture.

BrYy.Io. Oct. 1.-THE report 81 the
Jury OF Awards for Architecture at the
Pine Arts exhibition ot III. Pan American
Exposition, the awards being made on
Photographs Of finished work. Ia as fol-
lows:
The jury greatly regrets thar II II pre-
vented from expressing its judgment CON
corning the work ~ the eminent archi-
t.cta who have designed the buildings OF
the Exposition. because certain Of ihcm
hav. been unwilling to have their huild-
ings plac"d In composition ~ part of the
architectural cNhihit The spacc for arch
it.ctural exhibits being limited. the-c
architects voluntarily and generously
agr..-d 20 take nu part IN tho exhibition OF
phot tographs ~ works already constructed
elsewhere cons .dering that the quality OF
their work would IT, sufficiently represented
in the huildings upon the Exposition grounds.
nnd the withdrawal Of these from com
petitiou has made u impossible for the
Jury 20 Indicate adequately their opinion
~ the sklfuncs- and artistic merit Of any
Of their works
Tho Jury feal- itself NJ liberty. however.
10 express l's high apprNiIiipr ~ ~"
nrc,itsc'grj luo of the The Exposition build;
n n whole. and to -Hy that lHd the work
of th'@s architects ha"n y'1o"d in com
tc'itiuu II would hav. l-.ou their vl"nsur"
to recommend that awards be- given 20
all Of them, and thar several % them l"'
s9~cinllv honored 10y very high expressions
81 approval
THE photographic exhibit OF existing
buildings, To which this jury has been
compelled 10 limit their consideration.
seoins 20 them 20 warrant tho following
media II and mentions. which they hereby
recommend 20 t-' awarded
Gold Medss McKim. Mead A White.
F"rry a Clas Copc \ SteWarison, Frank
Miles Day 4 Bro. Ernest flngg and Wilson
Eyre. Jr
silver Medals Hunt 4 Hunt. and Cram.
Gurdhuc Ferguson
-RrIngr Metals Boring 4 Tlton and A.
" Ipngf"ilpv. Jr.
Honorable Mention Little \ Browne,
7 Henry Randall. Elmer A Anderson and
Edwin j. Lewis. Jr
This Iur, h"g~ also 10 join with the other
lUrl.-- ~ art ~t- Ia comu"idatlpn ot the
color decorations II tho buildings and 81
the Illumination uf the buildings and ground,
and o. further desires 20 record ii- con
cUrr"pce With the other aril-ir upon the
general jury iu III" award ~ th" -I"riaI
diploma and medal Of honor 20 Mr.. Augu.
iu- saint Gaud"us
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THE HOBtRT M Sr.
u u Placed In the Niche In the senate Cham.
her Wall Hcsrr,-d for "

wssHiNuroN. OCT ~ Tho Carrlra mar.
hle bust ~ tho late Vice pr,-.i Hobart
has been placed iu ono ~ 'h" 'irt.- - 'ts
Senate Chamber wall reserved f.r 'rn rY--
pose 1his pics" 81 sculpture be- 'N" o.rs
~ Frank Edwin tlv"ll - New So. sol .
also made 'hc hu-' ~ Vice President " ..
ton which Is 50 highly prai-,-i ny AN = VI
Noftou's relative and friend. TH" a .
hart IuSi I- .-uallv -ait-ia, tory. 3D., a. .-.
sud 'Ns--" who hH'" seen o. claiming - r
ia, ru'.It 81 iudI.a'iug th' high 'haIl .
II 'lr man. 100 addition 90 r'iIg a Nt...
likeness Nuoh uf Nr ElvrlI- vurt ..-
r"r.I,.d premiums a. 'u" Hau-Aw"ri.1.
INTusi'ion, including tho ~fttu, o. I..
'"ilg'ur"- m front - th" New York =
y iidiIg and the fuuniair Of hr1ua-
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SRI Dents ~ TiTRIE BtTTLE
Freshmen "pharmi'>" and "N~'iic~' In
gage m "A right

BTFPAto. Dof y Nor. than ipn ~'ui' ut-
clashnd q, the University of Buralu late
Yesterday afternoon and engaged iu one
- the frrr.-' contests 'iH' over iuua place
~ that institution. Stick and stones We're
u-cd. and bon the genera. fight that followed
etul'uts W.T." knocked -'.a"l"sS with club ,
-ruI" wen" iu urnd and ou" policeman
Wn- knocked in-ensihe ~" trouhi" orig
mated h.'v,-ru 'he freshmen -pharmic~ q"
and 10. freshmen -M"dic- The rharnu,-
war" attending lecfur" given 10y Prof.
GRAY and numbered about No., Tire Medic,
gathered outside the l,.Cturr room 90 the
rlr.I-r - seventy. n'i a. soon a. IA"
p.armic-. appeared tho hattie h"Eln. tn"
T'armio- wen. obliged 90 fight their wnv
along a corridor l.d down a m s'' - stair,
finally taking '''uc" Iu Oh" faculty room
IT,. Medic forced 10" heavy door "i this
ruum aud gained admiuanNn lh"n ihv
-tart,-l tp hals' the PhaTmic~ bv making
them du song and dancr act- and compelling
thcm 90 submit To- having their fn"'- black
cnci
The Gr,t vear class ~ dental students
IrarfIsd uf fh" trouble and took sides with
tho Plarmic- against the M,-ics Int the
N,.lI.- -u ..'i"d ia forcing tho Dents
.ui.f- 81. fNr iulltiug Then the Dents a--
,l'.t flu hs..diug with stones and hat
f,r,-I down f.c heavy oakcu dporS with
a. 'ff lik an ltihilf lI'l'lt a i'hN NlltlFl
iy tlis time many Of IN" students had
armed themselves with cluts- and all CAM
together iu "a bitter -tUIgsl" II was A.
fI- IuuD'urD that 40 many were injured
A. ft-t ~ the Dents wer- Knocked out. their
rrupauior.- carried them away and knowl-
,us., Of ia" injuries done could not IT,
l,arard Oth"u- jumped into the places
mad. "a ant hv the fighters aud the strug-
g'c rpu'iuu~i until policeman arrived
~. fpohshly attempted to break up uH
fight and pat some 81 the students ho.,
du cpinpat with hi- baton. when a Dent
whose identity coui not be learned struck
him ON the heat With "A club just A. ~"
Ua'rnlnan was sinking 10 the huor ho madc
4 final swing witt his club and knuckel his
a--aiant -ru-,l.-s This frightened an
rho students and the fight wR- stupisd
Just A. "a squad ~ police afriyei
mciicRl student ~ the name Of Squir,s~
wa struck on tho head and received a
-'aly wound which bled fr~aly pr Fred
,ricA Busch. a member - the faculty. was
rall,.d and uulcrcl Squre~ 90 bo removed
g. his lSarding hou-" Gr"at -cCrrCy -
hcinr maintained regarding ia" injuries
sustained hy the students Who wcr" 'ak"n
to their homes during th" lEht
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The eo,crproductIon of Wine In France

The extraordinary Weld Of the French
4 VINEYARDS during the last two wears
+. has had some curious results In the
first place. IL has put an end to the iabrl-
,a,ion Of wines, the ingredients needed
z, for the purpose costing more than th"
natural product In the second place,
IL is tending 20 make Frenchmcn one"
more nation of wine drinkers, because
wine costs lcss than beer. or milk or any
kind of mineral water that - bottled
Some of tho facts relating 20 this sub
,ccr are well worth noting
The Ouipnt of tho French VINEYARDS
m iSel wa- .6oi .5l2 .u" gallons ui wine.
This wear II Is only a few Thousand gal
Ions lc~s. Why. II may he ask"l d. not
the wine producers. like the wheat
growers, store their product The AN
sNcr j. that in France the cellars ARE not
large enough. and storing ~ 50 costly
sha, most ~ the ordinary wine must bc
: dispo-ed Of annually to make way for
the new crop. For thls reason, and
hacsu-- the wine of this year and of
last wear j. of relatively poor quality.
the prices of rin orfinGire have sunk
far below the cost Of production. At
recent sales of large quantities certain
ordinary wine whi,L formerly brought 81,
was purchasei for from ~ cents ~ tl cents
,be iweniy-two gallons. BETTER qualities
of wine nf the same class were bought for
N?sto ~ rs the twenty-five gallons A.
the production - such wine only costs
from 81 75tos2 "a the twenty-five gallons
the loss was less disastrous tn the wine
grower than tha, suffered IN the cas-" e
he wine sold at " cents 90 al cents
which cost almost 40 much IN produce
as did the superior quality The agcrr-
satc LOSSES II thc current business wear
b. French wine growers have lc"n pat
a high h 500 90 CJo. but this cSti-
mate greatly e,agecrate- tho quantity
Of wine sold AT the loves puor
There ls NJ doub, however that Fr-noh
wine of an ordinary tyI~ is nov phrnum-
enAlly chcap. and ,hA, for the pr-~"ni ~
has s.A-ed % 10 luxury ~ Frame.
A. any of tho large rro""rv -'o-c- tn
Par.s . fair and absolutely Iur~ Wiro
can nov - huught ~ hv" cru's tie
auHrr bottle A. the hpt'le r-ei os~fs
foir ccni. the wtns 10 r~sllv pur~hA-'-d
faf q cent . quar-, fuf f-n'~ y" r..
cen. a truly etc-llen, quality q io'h
red and White wlue van 10 Irpruf"i
Although of cour~s the irrqu~ni.rr 80
~s'S. and xtus shoI- pr'aht murh i~--
w q. fsn M wholesale pFioes than do--
the r.,Hl vendor. = frenoh soTsn'Hh
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FOR THE LITE CRIPPLEs
Musicale st Edwin Gouid's Home uIr,
si.OOO 10 Help Along Robins N-st.

AHDsLKy- OMIT DsoS. Oct II MANY e,.
cisty folk gathered this afternoon a. o..
borne Terrace, the country home ~ NJ
and Mrs. Edwin Gould. AZ a mtiSicale give,
under the direction Of Mr. Could for '..,
benefit Of Robins Nest, n summer hu,r.
for poor children. Broadway. Tarrv'.,r
Robins Nest u maintained by we4...v
New York women. Every summer ,..
institution IL flIed with tots exclusive.
from the hospital for crippled and run.
tured children In Fortv-secpnd stree,
Manhattan The entertainment ur'i..I
Robins Nest 81 on Tho programme rtr.
sisted Of vocal and Instrumental - ,,r'l.r.
10y the Dannccuther QIartet Of New
York. assisted by Mr. Z Juslyn Horra
Mr-. ID. + llobarten. Mrs Gus'avo Dame
cuther and Felix Hugghen 4 toa.ur.
OF the entertainment was a cake sale Mis-,
Helen Miller Gould gave two gold picoe.
for two cakes
Among the patronesses wer- Miss Holan
NJ Gould, Mrs. John u Archbold. Mrs
William Rockefeller. Mrs " Usher Par.
sOus, Mrs John u Mair~. Mr. Rpf.r'
Hewitt, Mrs 7 G Eastman. Mn Mrr.u
story. Mra " y. Il Black Mn Henry
Willard, Mrs. G. oliver ISelu. Mr~ Fr,.d-
erick + lewis. Mrs James y Rshnp.
Mrs Joseph Stickuev. Mr. Georg- II
Mairs. the Misses Hewitt Mr. B"ui1mir
Nohr, Mrs e \ WnrhirRio1 Mr. Samuol
Thomas Mis- MASTER. Mr. William Or'pr.
Mrs james Sp"vcr. Mr- tyrls Field JpI.
son. M" Edward King; Mis-. King, NJ
Beursn, Mrs William Y Crane. Mrs Ar'Npr
l. harney, Mrs n Everrtt Macre NJ.
George Shradv Mrs Trenor l.. Park. Mrs
Edwin A. McAlpin. Mrs Howard Carroll.
Mrs John c. Barron. Mrs Samuel 7 Dayls
Jr Mr., John 4 Hall Mrs james 4 B1rk"r.
Mr. J Ellsworth Mrs David bows Mr.
George Rowell. Mr.. u q Willard. Mr.
NJ Beltzhooycr, Mn VI T. Sands and
Mrz NJ n t,Xr.arf IW4Ifs
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,ururiIs Representation Of NaI-. ~.
crni.s.....i.

Iu,C, \. y prt o. President Jacob
,,.ui. N.ufuar IA opwtl,'',.l arrarcr-
rr.rrt. ff 'H" representation % cornell
o.. 'Hs sIr Nu.ufruWAi o,.i,i.rA'lur ~ .
.i...rB' ... 81. osf-isi 81 ur,-ii..f.' Srhu -
maj. Nu.H,..aI.f iucrrp u White aui
Tf.. tNbri- N TytT Ti~N WiI lsa,c
IfHars .r NHfuUia, cart ls. and b.. al So
...r.r. '.r o. .Ir, Ut sf.fa' .,f.. Hiul lssgiI
.H. ~.r.lay q. I sud. uH Ns,ii.-ia, Ifts'-
..,r| -e.l4frlal La aSsIs.si a. u ai4un
.. give q r".TI al .Tt-#- 90 rfui"'.fs a. the
q 4 4 ua' HH ~u..a' 'v~Iiug a.
B.. fN' H'H.r sIsasrf- isluC Presidents
I..r. Patton. ls.r.- Rru Hal An
I.s#-aI.f Ni's 10 eNI-sf'-i 'r 'fiArA in =
H.s Hs,s ~. wIu lratr lffs.a fHf Ns~
UHfsr. v.fI 'Ils ffaf a. fIHr ..HI-safluf
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mstriculation. for university examina-
tions and for degrees. neither wycline
Hall. nor Mansfield College. nor Man
chester College. has any such organic
connection with the University Of Oxford.
The same thing may be said OF West
minister College at Cambridge.
We scarcely need point out that Roman
Catholics. like the Protestant dissenters.
are at liberty to establish theological
seminarics of their own in the English
university towns
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SENATOR LODGE Returns.
Has Nothing To "a, About Politics. but
Pound Europe Yer, tbarming.

Senator Henry Cabot lSndgr of Massa-
chusntt-. = Hopkin-un Smith. author
and artist. Samuel Minturn Peck aud q
B,rroushS Torrry portrait painter were
l,as-engrr- bv 'hn American liner =, Louis
in yesterday from Snu' hampton and Cher
hrurg senator l,piga. who was accom-
tauicd hv his wife. aid hr had h~cu trav-
ching m Edrup" thr~ months ami had
maid no attention To- politics Iu that period
lle will T. 80 Boston to-day
, Hopkiusou Smith has t-cu thrro
months ou tho other stie making pictures
- uuocr and pretty thing, IA Holland and
NenCs
Assistant Naval Coust ructor- g 4 Bis
s"t' T. RaiI'v, II VI Gleason and Naval
Iirl'annn'S n I Wright and II Williams
wer" also passenger hy th" ~ lspuis
Th"v havr is~n studying two wears IA
Berlin. Glasgow and Paris
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Two Hear h,ilcd II, a Woman.

Fr1fr ~ ,ji 111 R'-u" f-hsIdi.
tuLnH,pu ~rUtNO-. col, OF Mr.
knfh'rtur Suli..au. 81 hl uN Nr- o. ranch %
the Fountain. ton ril.s south ~ tHi- '.tN,
ha- iurt adicd Two lsstr p' It. . u'g -t',N ''
Tugs and I- IU ,lus" pui sun 10 . tI.ri
When -h' returned iH'." from tN.. U.'.
saturday shs found three hG .Wu tears
pt--c-.tpu They retired a. lr '~rE, ..
but returned durt.- g." rigut u, ..H
% ran h1d n""u -'t aud duuUI" ,l .'r.
bear -hHt had n""u rnmu'i down t.. .....
rife I4tllslf -lHv 'd f.., '.... l...".
. tho irnI. tho mother u"lr having '...
caught She Wa shot dead -s ....
'hctr v~ight> p.Irs 90 and lu1 l..'. i..
.u.yfiy.ly
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TO Person iTE var
y. VI vool.r, of THIS I1N To Appear in
Psntomlmc a. Yates Founder.

NEw H,vEN. Conn, oct p lu tlo l..-
torical pau'umiin" which .- tp b" the t,a'u..
of tuesday evening du.r. tl" ...'f.
TEN iai ,s.l"hrBtluu a. la," COLLEGE. '..
part of fIihu ale. who vas buru Ir h.-'...
m l6{e. aua--..i fortune ig lrl. a
endowed the college 900 lilN, W.I BOD. tN....
hy John VI Muul-''v e New NO'h. \ .., ',
lie wns no'oi while b. cpIl"g" for hl- -'....
ing resemblance to the we'd -kuuvu IuI-
tralt nf Elihn J aIe
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Made TO Iiauida,c far o,rulation

F,Hrt Pc N,',frHfr, >suu.s
Surp,NUsN. Ni~. p.' A t.r..' f. -
irr, tn-.fsr gave Nr, KpUskN ~ fH. f..r
At,u = Vorl 'ur sSut - balm
n l.-f.'. tu unmarried man. " o. o." . '.'
1rt rI tN~ ..as y. I~lu.i>ai Nr- .s .
frr rrrrv - ~" gpv" hi'", iI' D."
90 uyui.I.fe flf ~. u-.rllgtHT' fuH.r- o.
inc ., Isil -Ir Instituted -Ill. SHE -.
,hS court fur g. oti 5lHHH '"s
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HH.H 80 "h" "Fn 80
~. ,,-r.t loo so 80 w.ss F hsfn rh.y
= =. .. bod rrsrI tI t.f go srHIfaais tsI a..
H.. r p..r Hs.s u.srarss si.lttsd iu e.a nu.as
-. =. u. rs,' latu rnrm sua v
r.tsf r..rrrsFes .t s..anr aHi suaf tuas 90
-, a. -. ta.iss o. rrfst ~rliiHH. afishi y, ta.ls
-. - s.H sftI frfs t1fI thst a. 49, -
=. 80 az isn go faf 1880 tat- 90.
-. - :. l.sss tgs.r .r ths aihsr rutsar.s std
-. a.. astst tsts.u tff ta'.Hs sua . 49, -
.stasH Hss.ustfs-tfs 60 - 20 "-s -e~'s . ssass
-. 80 s.aaf 49, .a u.ssf
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she Nu.t Learn to Smoke

M.DlsuN. ~. u.t .Au ..r.rH'..t
In ,. 'rgr y.I-' rrfI. ts 'he election
81 Ni-- NpIt Nry1ri N.lln .. " '..
o. r..'.lr class urr-id'ut -" D.. '.. ...
woman 30 "a, history OF "a" Iu.'.lu'..I Q
lnuuTrd
~ Wright drmu-r~l s1n"v "a' % 'r.
election. .tytug that size had lived % ..
wpurn'- boil TT tIrcr 80 r., 'Uf s'' '... .
he- q. learn g. smoke before fI" fr.H" .. I'. '
...ry Hnrir.. Nl..u Vii t.H ....f
commencement week. u rNt V|.... ?. t.''
on With tho advanced iirt- ~ O.. ,l.r.
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tarni,crous Texas Quail.

FrnrI no NIIrfsflH IIITT N''Fs
prrvu.N To-, oct Ihr HIp.r .s1-"7
having 1T Iu. suB. pHTtt"- I"IEr l'
nov rysrl u,uTUIIg f"r q iuN'. -THrf .f ..
t.y ,lnu Tnrss -Unrf,Iu"u lIN' .."
a.. discovery fNIt vhcro tho Nu.. HH..
j. fr..I common uuuI ~" most H."
4rF tfrs, Nird- ~, frriing con tu" H"r'.
millions upuu uiIIi4u- ara dr-trp' rt .. I'd
W. Nitrv QUA. AN4rd we're found 4. ...
Z. cir orors iull - these insect, '' '''.
. A -cpvcry has h~eu made. Nbi"h f. To- . .'''
Nie birds have ''d ou the Wr"f D.. '"f ''.
il '1!rtsd with tie odpr - ~" v""
~ atv0r hv uo o. nln- a. good |- N' .. '.
have lived and fsttru"d uU gfaiu "f o. .'
s..gI
The sun., 1901-10-13
,.uIIs and Learning

To- rut i'.r.. ~ Toe = 81 T.-
.,Ir.r .t".. .uen"s. % -N,"iher IA. .
,t 49,, bgra.H. Y.ll.-Hphb lr tl- .tft a.
u...,.r uI..i fr.Hs. n-"' go r-.us tl.. so.t
!, f..,,.,. .t.. .'.,.v-tuHl ,uitufr. .s = E....i
,'u.tf.tI.r Hf 'Hs faf tnHt t..'f. 49,, ua f..I..
.fI -. l..n..IH IT fHr auIti fhsT fhta. vt.
-trA.F sts l~.tI.rA % tIs rNf.ef- .
n 80, uafufs. .rt". ig'rr' Hr1 HfteItaI o.
III tt.Hu..f DO lfvsffr
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entrance into the Episcopal communion
OF any who are under the guidance OF
priesthood that " natural but not
institutional" He gave the convention
at San Francisco good deal TO think
about
The sun., 1901-10-13

T.-f- - "lI"f- -TT'-T ? -
n, ,.r'.,h.. rl9...od Iwpsti~rtiv -vs
y. -ura ta l-- fI" Nr-t CO N r F' ..'
u..f.ng a good MANY u...a''- '.f '.'' r..'
W"ur-. ! - puld ,av.- h- rcyu"d f.. ~
0urs' shc rried ioyfuI'v -uN ' -.
'NIz D. -o sudden
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tst Utm ,h-~r 10

II rrv r..frHf Hr TH" 49,.
itsrrs, H'tts r,f H.rrt't '.ss .,f I' ...
Is u.s-' tsudfarrs'
ErNNFrt..A 4 fsHur wt Dr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17
SPI ENDID MONUMENT
TO JEFFERSON DAVIS
It Will Stand at. Twelfth and Broad Streets
in This City.

Historic Richmond is to be the location
OF another monument. This will be
erected 10 the memory Of President JEFF
ferson Davis, and will be in the form CT
an arch or gateway, at the corner OF,
or extending across, Broad and Twelfth
Streets. This monument will cost about
se,.enty-fvc thousand dollars. OF which
at this time forty thousand dollars has
been raised Prominent members of the
Association ,sav that the seventy-1fEe
thousand dollars will easily be raised. 3
THE DESIGN.
The monument Will be unveiled on June
1903. The architect will be appointed
at an early date. y suggestion Friday,
held in Wilmington. was that each State
in the domain OF the United Daughters
he asked to send to the committee a de-
sign for the arch by a competent artist
before March from which to make a Sc
lection. Among the sculptors already
named are Mr. lf. V. Valentine. Sir Moses
Ezekiel. NJ I'Ametrius, Washington: G1r.
plilers, Jacksonville; and Miss Montg
cry. of New Orleans.
in July. 1895. a corner stone was laSed
In Monroe Park for monument TO tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17
STRONG FCaD.
Having The Long ST STAYING Powers.

1t is a good thing to know how 10 Sc
lect food that vii! so thoroughly feed and
,loalish The body that there is no i,ld:ca-
lion OF hunger or fasntncsss from one
meal 20 another.
Glqp1o-Nuts Food viii carry the user
longer, probably, ti,an any other food
konwn. A yonns lady, attending bust
ness college. writes from Atlanta. Ga.
saying: Before i began using Grape
Nets so. so hungry before til- dinner
hour that was faint and almost sick:
a,,a since / have Gra:,e-Suts Food for
breakfast ] study harder and wait longer
for my dinner without experiencing any
OF the former trouble
"ttqlc great advantage is that IL requires
3lo cooking or preparation. wish every
oae Knew of Ito ,silne Oh Grape Nuts
lfs,od for children in school "-I. Park
hurst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17
TRUSTEES AUCTION 81 SALE
Valuable Z arfn
AND TIMBER LANDS; ALSO
SaW-MIll Machinery

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated July
90. 1901 and recorded in DceG-Bools Is.
page. 51s,: in the clerks office of the County
Court of Caroline county, default having
been maed in the payment of note secured
thereby. and being directed SO TO do by
the holder. thereof will sell. at public
auction. at the front door Of Hanover
Courthouse. on
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20, 1901,
that being court day. at II O'Clock
NJ, one certain tract Of land in Caroline
county, about five miles from Hanover
Courthouse. and containing 4l6 acres, be
ing now occupied by Robert Hughes, WITH
a good dwelling and all necessary out
buildings thereon; we'll watcred. about
$50 acres under culture and In good heart,
balance we'll timbercd with tirst-class ori-
Sinal growth. This property will be sold
subject to decd Of trust for $500.
Also one No T. r. II. Wood Frame 60
foot Lanes Patent Lever Set Circular
Saw-mill; l, 2 and 3-inch feeds, 1S-inch
by 15-inch and Drive Pulley; Saw-A1:ll
being as good as new. Don't fail to at
tend A chance for bargain.
TERMS: Cash as to SO much as may
be necessary to defray the expenses OF
sale and to pay a note of S2a1-2I. with in
terest from the 2Sth day OF September,
1901; balance at six. twelve and eighteen
months. deferred payments to bear inter
est from the day of sale. and to be ext
denced by negotiable notes secured BY
deed Of trust on the property.
H. W. GOODWIN.
Trustee. Richmond. Va.
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memory of Jefferson Davis. In TINS
action the people of the South were, and
are, blending Jefferson Davis with the
cause he stood for-the Southern Con-
federacy.
ORIGIN OF. THE MOVEMENT.
The idea of !. monument first started
In the individual States by an unof-
ganized method, but at the Grand Camp
meeting Of Confederate Veterans many
years ago in Richmond it was organized
as a whole, and the movement was I'M
der full sway.
Last year the United Daughters of the
Confederacy took this movement up and
offered assistance to the Grand Camp.
which had in hand about Sl6uO. Mr.. j.
TAYLOR Ellyson was at that time head
Of the committee.
Many sites for this monument were I'M
der discussion then. among them being
an arch across Franklin and Laurel
Streets and monument on tho spot OF
the old cornerstone i'll Monroe Park.
The site was finally decided on at the
meeting OF the Daughters of Confederacy
in Wilmington. N. c.. Friday aud perma-
zrent arrangements We're made.
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M.,u.y Asovr P o,,n

Mrs. Maynard, missionary to Japan,
will address a meeting of ladies at the
Grovs-Avenue Church on Monday at 8
P. NJ All ladies interested in missions
are invited to be present.
A book Of typewriter prayers. prop
erty of the Retreat for the Sick, was
lost November 7th on Adams Street. A
reward will be paid upon its return to
the Retreat
The alarm of fire shortly after clock
Yesterday morning was occasioned by the
burning OF mantel in the residence of
Mr.. John Cullen, No. North Third
Street, caused from 4 CRATE fire. The
damage amounted to about $40.
Miss Lottie Martin, OF South Boston:
Hiss BESSIE Norton, Of Glover, and Miss
Matte Martin. Of Petersburg. are the
guests of Miss Grigg. oil South Third
Street.
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EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL
The Woman sCoIIege
Or RICHMOND, VA.

This is one OF the great schools of this
country FOR fhe higher educa tion OF young
Ladies. recatee: in the beautiful and his
.orie. city of TIE South. II offers educa-
tsoral and cultural advantages which
coyIi., not Se secured. outside OF such n
city Us this OIL an e1idowHent Of less THAN
two million dollars.
Terms moderate. AppiE for catalosus
70 REV JAMES NELSON.
A. II, - d. President. or
A. R. NELSON
Business Manager.
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We report also two f1ourish4ng Sunday
schools. with Il total membership Of 423
scholars. besides officers and teachers.
One, mission school, has been recently
organized.
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The Difference.

When first he came to see her,
He showed q timld heart,
And when the lights We're low.
They sat this far apart.
But AS their love grew warmer,
And they learned the JOY Of KISS,
They knocked, out all the spaces.
Andsatupcloselikethis
The Commonwealth
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Statesmen WANTED

REIIAB CLEVELAND HOUSE
wants a bright man as travelling. sales
man. General mercantile trade Energy.
business ability and craftsmanship will
make position permanent. Box o.,
Cleveland, O.
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WANTED. Statesmen BY RELIABLE
jobbing house: five travelling. statesmen 10
place high-grade specially line. with
merchandise trade. High commissions
and ndrmanent positions TO good men,
Full time required. r. IS, 153 Fifth Ave,
Chicago.
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s AJES ME- N-R z l. liable HOUSE
wants three travelling selesmen: perma-
nent position, staple line. Box 434,
Chicago.
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MEETINGS
LOST AND FOUND.

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LOST OR EXCHANGED BY MISTAKE
Friday, a Long Black CT Blue OVER
COAT. with black silk .nuff!er in pocket.
Kindiey leave same at .. II. BERRY &
CO.'S ana get the one for which it was
accidentally exchanged