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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-13
Tor the working of roads in, Fauquier
Virginia, approved January y,

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far the working of roads i'm Fauquier
county. Virginia. approved January =,
1900.
To authorize the City Councils of Nor
folk to increase the compensation or the
assessors of lands and lots for the year
1900.
To authorize B. W. Hefferon NId j. L.
Milford to erect wharf, dock or pier on
their lots, situated in the town OF west
Point. King William county. on the MAI
taponi River and known on the map OF
said town as numbers 39l and Sa3
To amend and re-enact section three OF
an act entitled an act to provide for WORK
ing and keeping in repair the public roads
and bridges in the counties of Northumpef-
land and Westmoreland, approved March
4. 1885,
To incorporate the Independent Baptist
Aid Society of Westmoreiand county, flr-
ginia.
To. amend sections 1, and OF the
charter of the American Development
Company of the United states, approved
January 20, 1898.
Authorizing the Board of Supervisors
of Henrico county to pay additional COM
pensation to L. L. Russell, temporary
superintendent of poor OF said county
For the relief of William III. Brauer.
treasurer of Henrico county
To amend and re-enact an act entitled
an act to protect game in the county of
Dinwiddie.
TO authorize the trustees of oxford
Presbyterian Church. in the county of
Rockbrdge, to sell certain lots for burial
purposes.
To amend aud re-enact an act entitled
an act to authorize the Board of Super
yisors of Elizabeth City county to tax
| sale of liquor in said county, approved
! February %. 1892.
| To charter the Blue Ridge Railway
| Company.
! SENATE BILLS PASSED.
! To confirm settlement by the Auditor
! of Public Accounts with the estate Of the
| late Indiana Fletcher Williams
! To designate trustees to hold property
! left a certain church in Amherst county
| by the will of the late Indiana fletcher
| Williams.
| To change the time for holding the
| Circuit Court of the county of Henry
| :To Incorporate a Masonic Lodge in the
| city of Danv1lle.
| 10 incorporate the Pocahontas Water
| Company
| TO authorize the Board of Supervisors
| of Henrico to increase the salary OIL tlie
I Judge of said county
| TO authorize the Chesapeake and Ohio
| Railroad Company to transfer the Rich
! mord Dock 10 the W. r. TrgG Ship
| building Company
| To repeal an act entitled an act to in
! corporate the Richmond and Washington
| Air Line Railway Company, approved
! March 3, 1900.
| To repeal an act entitled an act &c
| empower and instruct the Board OF Sink
| ing Fund Commissioners to sell the
| States interest in the Richmond, Fredc'
| ricksburS and Potomac Railroad and tt
| repeal an act entitled an act to empowe,
/, and instruct the Board of Sinking Fund
! Commissioners to sell the States inter
! est in the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
| Potomac Railroad Company and to invest
| the proceeds of the sale in century bonds
| approved March 5, 1894, approved March
| 8, 1860.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-13
JUDGE MINOR AFTER THE JURORS
They Must Appear When Summoned.
= G,nccr's Assignment

In the Law and Equity Court Judge
Minor called the jury yesterday for the
term and adjourned them to Thursday.
No cases were set for to-day.
Two OF the jurors who had been sum-
aroned for the current term failed 10 ans
wer to their names when called. a rule
was made returnablc tomorrow. to
show why they should not be attached
and fined for contempt, and in passing
upon the matter Judge Minor was quite
severe. The penalty attached in such
cases is q fine, not exceeding SO
The case of Wexford, administrator.
against e. M Cru1np, for 5000. will be
heard in the Law and Equity Court to-
morrow This suit arises from dam
ages alleged by the falling of a chimney.
In the Chancery Court j. Herbert
Thompson, doing business as a grocer ut
No. 1915 West Main Street. filed q bill Of
assignment, naming Mr.. Minitree F'oIkes
trustee yesterday morning, with liabilities
at s., 3f2. Il: the assets We're not stated. The
cause of the assignment is given US the re-
suit of bad bills. Most of his creditors are
local merchants. The trustee Will begin
at once to realize on stock in trade and
fixtures.
In the Hastings Court two cases were
disposed OF yesterday, that OF Elisha
Cook (cGloretiD who was charged with
receiving stolen property, and was
fired s., and Levi hose. charged with as
saulting John PoindeNter, who was &C
quilted.
Marriage license were issued to Edward
A. Stockton TO marry Constance Sergeant,
and to George Small to marry Francis
Madison Bragg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-13

actsr and placed under security for six
months.
james Gray tcoIoredY, about eighteen
years old, was charged wish u criminal
assault on Gertrude Saunders. aged tiIir-
teen, and was sent to the grand jury.
John Ryan and j. W. Tracey, white
knights Of the road, who were begging
on the street. were sent to the chain-sang
for thirty days.
Fillmore Booker tcoIored> bought a gold
watch on the instatiment plan. made one
payment and sold the watch for Si25
Inc same old story OF "a 25-eent niger
buying Il SO watch and going 10 ian for
six months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-13
LESLIE GOES TO GRAND JURY.
Mrs 1Yey's Testimony in His Favor,
but There We're Points to Settle.

Arthur w. Leslie was sent on to the
grand jury from the Police Court yester-
day on the charge Of making a felonious
assault on Richard W. Ivey in the hall of
Mr.. Ivey's residence, on the night OF
January sd.
This case had been fully gone into and
the evidence taken, except as to Mrs
Lulu w. Ivey, the wife of the man as
sailed. This examination was with the
understanding that if Mrs. Ivey's state
ment sustained that of the other witnesses
The Commonwealth would rest its case,
but Mr. Ivey had subsequently employed
counsel, Who though for the prosecution
declined to accept the Commonwealth
witness and set out to Snpeach Mrs.
Ivey's testimony
Mrs. IyeyS counsel held TO the agreement
and a large part of the time was consunl-
ed in arguing the right of Mr. Ivey's
counsel to cross-tuestion Mrs Ivey.
She testified in a straightforward way
apparently. She showed that Mr.. Leslie
was a fre1uenter of the Ivey residence
by the invitation and insstence of her
husband; that his suspicion of her was
entirely unreasonable and untrue; that he
was drinking, and that she attributed his
state of mind to liquor.
She said Mr.. Ivey consulted with Mr. i.
Roscher, and he went to the house 10 see
Mrs. Ivey about the trouble, and that his
remarks amounted to an accusation
asainsts her fidelity as wife, and she
ordered him out Of the house She
several tim s referred to the fact
that Mr.. Roscher spoke of Mr.. Leslie .as
the bone OF contention
The barely perceptible but easily recog-
nized change in Mrs. Iveys voice wien
she referred to Mr.. E. Roscier, the con-
fidential friend of my husband. was ex-
qliisite in its nicely.
Mrs Ivey was excused from the stand
on the ruling of the court until the Com
monwea!th's Attorney could be present
Mr.. Roscher then took the stand and
declared that his mission was as a peace
maker. and denied that he was ordered
out the house He admitted, however,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-13
Ing eal.ed NJ Leslie Tho bone OF con.

having called Mr.. Leslie 1.-The bone OF con-
tenticu."
A number of witnesses were examined,
giving the same testimony Us presented
at the former trial, and the examination
continued TO q late hour
Certain GrrsSiionS in the case were eYs-
IDENTIFY raised with a view to other lHsssa-
zion, and While the evidence against Leslie
was not altogether conclusive. Justice
John declined To- take the responsibility OF
settline; these points and sent the cttse on
to the grand jury.
blanche Booker {coloredj. a notorious
hyena of the .scdIe-house-ccrner neigh
borhood. was charged with stealing q sill
yer watch from Thomas Berry The sad
Thomas Berry WAS in court to the extent
of & feet ! tnc.les. and proved 70 be a
regular Patrick Henry in crayou. He
addressed both the bench and the bar.
in turn. and when the shouts OF the
audience indicated that his slllies had
won the sympathy of the audience he
poured out his wrongs to them with out
stretched arms, osctilating head and vi
brating body
Tall Thomas came TO town from Hen
rico to have his watch repaired and went
into Il Seventaenth-Street joint 10 get a.
dram. and there the i.sinuating Blanche
asked TO see the chronometer CT Thomas.
Eeing very proud OF his watch, Thomas
handed it TO Blanche and then turned
to swallow his dram.
When he turned back towards Blanche
she had evaporated, and Thomas, over
come with panic ran into the street.
crying murder at the top OF his voice.
a policeman. knowing the reputation OF
Blanche. and seeing her running down the
street. stopped her. and when Thomas
came up and charged her with the theft
she was searched and the watch found in
der dress.
Blanche went to jail for six months
Charles Mitchell. q. white youth. who
starts his career in life by getting drunk
and disorderly and kicking q policeman
when arrested. was fined $40.
Junius Barker twh:tel. nineteen years
old who has been as.sociating with negro
thieves, was arrested as a suspicious char
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-13

he act creating the Board of Fisheries
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-13


y special meeting of Lodge No. 10. as
ISOLATION of Maehinists. viii be held Mon
day next, when delegates TO the Interua-
tional Convention. which will be held IN
Toronto. Canada, next July, will be
elected.
The Piasterers' Union has fixed tile
initiation fee at s..
Edward Urnback has beer elected pres
ident of the Glass Bottie-Biowers Union
to succeed Lewis OeElse, who has removed
from the city
The Stove-Mounters and Steel Range
Workers Union has elected as delegates
to the Trades and Labor Council. w J.
Osborne, W. Strickland. Thomas VIII
lian,s. Alfred Rucklss, j. Matthews Vice
President James y. Keith having left
the city, Thomas Williams was elected To
fill the unexpired term.
The Retail Clerks Association viii hold
an open meeting tomorrow night In
Pickett Camp Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-13
A POOR BREAKFAST.
Very Few People Eat a Good Breaks
fast.

'.All l want for breakfast IS d 'oii 'Aito
q cup of coffee
This remark is heard not only IN notes
restaurants ard !uncf-rooms, but II IS the
usual breakfast order in the home circle
as we'll After a 12-hours' fast Ii wound
seem that the first meal Of The day shoutd
,ye A hearty. substantial one, and II We
ali lived natural. unauiticial lives it would
be so. bur none of us do; hence, break
last is q mere pretense.
saws n latter-Gay philosopher: During
many years Of active business lie never
remember having eaten a good. Substan-
gLal breakfast, but supposed il was OF no
Importance until i began TO lose appetite
Tor lunch and dinner.
Ny physician told me | vas a victim
of nervous dyspepsia and must take rest
and recreation, as no medicine would
reach the trouble, but this advice could
not follow, as my business affairs would
.:ot permit il, and 20 get relief resorted
40 medicines and prescriptions, and 1t was
purely accidental that j hit upon one rem
edy which did The business. While IN
drug store enc evening 1 noticed num-
be- of people buying Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets. a widely-advertised preparation
Tor stomach troubles, and the force OF
example was TOO inuci, for me and /
Lght a .t9-ccnt package.
II took a tablet or two after each meal,
and IL a week my appetite picked up.
! began 10 feel my old ambition for work
returning. and could eat a good break
fast because ] wanted it. and from that
time 10 This take Stuartis Dyspepsia
Tablets as regularly as l take my meals,
not because / now have any trouble with
my stomach. but because don't want 10
have"
a Ee-cent box of Stuart's Tablets will
last me y month and keep my digestion
.n good order. ard 1 know of no better
investment bEsinass man can make.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-13
The 1r,rn,,nue Matter,

The petition OF the Bel, Telephone
Company for a franchise in this city will
come up before the COMMITTEES on Streets
Friday night General f. P. Meany. gen.
eral counsel for the company. will appear
before the. committee and urge It's Gains,
TIE interests o. the Richmond Se.e-
yt.one Company VII BIS ID the hands os
Saptaa. A. E GHisoE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-13
DYSPEPSIA

is not incurable as many people suppose
Hostetter'S Stomach BitterS has never
failed to cure the worst cases. 1t cleanSeS
the system of all impurities. enriches the
blood. makes strong nerves and cures
constipation. ind gestion. biliousness. liver
and kidney troubles. dose before meals
stomach. Try it. See that OUR PRIVATE
REVENUE STAMP covers the neck Of
Daily camera., 1901-08-21
ALL NIGHT STORES.

Chicago is taking the lead 10 the all
night opening movement. as she has
done in every treakish enterprise in the
ifteen years have been numbered as
one OF her citizens" said Mr. Joseph Nor.
r,s. OF the Windy City at the Ebbiu.
I'VE had all night street cars before any
other city. We have had all night dent.
lists shops for year. and there is a
keen competition tor the business. and
now they are going to have department,
stores open all night
"The experiment. may prove a success
especially in the summer. If WON. n
could drag their husbands with them
abou, s or PIP, m. into big. airy shops,
With electric fans going hard, l believe a
lot Of them would prefer TO do so instead
Of rushing around in the sun during the
lay. There are hundreds and hundreds
If people who would shop during the
evening hours il they had chance. The
better part OF them are those who are
employed during the days. and have
only Saturday nights to do their shop
ping. The stores are crowded then
and an opportunity to buy ribbons and
women's truck generally any night in the
week would be accepted eagerly. This
is The argument recently made to me by
4 man employed in one Of the big store:
which is considering the advisability oi
the all night experiment. Washington
Post.
Daily camera., 1901-08-21
HUNDREDS THERE.

The Big MIL E1eursion . Distinct and
PieAsurable success.
The mill excursion was great success.
Manager Callahan Of the Boulder Mill.
ing & Elevator company long since cor :
ceived the idea Of an outing for the peo.
pie who bought his company's -four and
arranged trip to Mont Alto over the
Switzerland Trail. 1t was lively scene
at the station this morning. Hundreds
Of children were on hand with clean bib
and tucker, lunch boxes in hands or fopt
parents beside them. The Lorxmont
Pumpkin Husker" band eaEle over and
accompanied the party to the resort. So
many guests OF the big -four mill came
that all could no, 60 on the special train
which left at 900. BY o'clock 62o
tickets had been disposed of. BY 9
o'clock there were more and it is safe to
say that 700 children and adults took ad.
vantage Of tho mills hospitality and en-.
,erp,ise. 1t was a grea, "ad" in the par.
lance OF the day. At the park there
were sandwiches and lemonade free for
all. music for dancing. games Of all kinds,
races. phonograph for the delight Of
young and old and many delightful di.
versions. Callahan was everywhere and
Secretary Rowland was busy too.
Among those who wen, to look after un.
attended children were Mr. and Mrs Nc.
Pherson. Mrs J, A. Davis, Mrs Peuiken,
Mrs Moorhead and Mrs Gamble. They
were the ofhcial chaperones.
Daily camera., 1901-08-21
HE NQS IlNQ||Cd
And Shot |O XII
LARIMER'S SENSATION.
Albert Donath Shot by Young Man Esam
orsd Of His Sister.

Albert Donath Shot by Young Man Eaam
orsd Of His Sister.
Loveland. Colo, Aug. 7o-A shooting
occurred about II o clock last night some
six miles northeast OF Loveland. as a
result Of which Albert Donath. 20 years
Of age, lies in critical condition at the
Lovelard hospital. his right eye being
shot out. and John Carlisle. a resident Of
Loveland, OF the same age. is in Jail at
Fort Collins to await hearing on the
charge Of assault with intent to kill.
From the circumstances leading up to
the shooting it appears that Carlisle has
for some time past been paying some at
tention to Miss Donath. despite her
brothers disapproval.
Last evening social was given at the
home Of the girl's father. Hon. Adolph
Dona.h. to which young Carlisle was not
invited. Learning of this he hired a
horse In town and gave boy named
Arthur Chadburn dollar 10 60 with
him to the Dona,h residence. Upon ar.
irving at the social Carlisle sent note
into the house by the boy to Miss Dona,h
and then sent the boy with the horse a
short distance down the road with in
structions to wait tor him.
Miss Donatb. followed at a short dis.
lance BY Albert Donath and severa.
young ladies, came out and held a
lengthy consultation with Carlisle. The
others we're not near enough TO catch the
conversation, but hearing the young lady
suddenly scream young Dona,h ran to
her assistance. Itis said Carlisle had
attempted TO seize her as if to carry her
Of.
When he came within a few feet OF
them, wi.hou, word passing. Carlisle
drew a 3.-revolver and fred. The ball
cut the bridge of Donath's nose. cut out
ais right eye entirely. shattered the
skull bone and lodged just in front OF
the ear.
The iorce OF the shot knocked him
down and his assailant deliberately
struck a match, examined the nature Of
the wound and then ran to where his
horse was held in waiting, mounted and
started a, full spe,d d towards town.
He had gone less than mile when. in
front OF Alfred Beebe's residence the
horse fell. throwing its rider 50 violently
20 the ground as to render him uncon.
scious.
A party OF young men bad started at
once in pursuit O. Carlisle ard overlook
him where bis horse had fallen.
Daily camera., 1901-08-21
BLOODY BQ|Iey
An Idle Myth
NO BATTLES AT ALL.
stories Of Bloody Engagements In South
America Pure Eabricstions:

stories Of Bloody Engagements In South
America Pure Eabrlostions:
New York. Aug. 2o-The officers and
passengers Of the steamship Orizaba
which arrived from Colon today, sald
that the reports Of trouble between Ven.
ezuela and Colombia we're greatly exag.
gerated.
1--WE neither saw nor heard anything
Of any trouble while in the harbor," said
Captain Smith.
II did not 60 ashore myself, but
know that everything was peaceful and
quiet. The government had put few
soldiers on the trains running across the
Is,hmus but that Is often done,"
Col. ]. r. Shaler general superinten'
tendent Of the Panama railroad. who va.
a passenger on the Orizaba. ridiculed
the reports Of battles and incursions a,
the Is,hmus, and said there was no revo
luton in Columbia. Neither had there
been any interference with his road. He
continued:
"The fact that have left Colon for a
trip to New York is evidence that there
is no disorder or trouble whatever at the
Isthmus. l read Of q battle which l
knew Fever took place. There were
many battaiions engaged and 900 dead,
but there were never any such forces
and they never saw each other, and no.
body was scratched"
Daily camera., 1901-08-21
GREAT ORE BODY BLOCKED.

"There is no tetter mine in the county
than the Enterprise" slid james T,
Phillips. today. Talk about bond io'
$50. 900 on that mine! Why there is
$500, 900 worth Of ore blocked out there
putting its value down as low as SI6 and
it will run over 500" Mr. Phillips is FL
dolas pioneer prospector and he i.
proud Of the mine over which he pre-.
sides.
Daily camera., 1901-08-21
GEORGE HOlSTEIN SELLS.

Among real estate transfers this week
are the sale OF his place on l2.h stree,
by George w. Battles 70 Thomas
ShIeve; the fine home place OF George
3. Hols,ein, two lots fronting sn Pine, 10
W. H. Silliman for $1,000; Bell Ann
Clanton to Anson ] Hastings. lot 4oxroe
feet at 56, Arapahoe avenue for 81 500;
Elmer E. Bird TO Hattie M. Wood. 20
acres in section q, township l. north
range 70 west. In the Barber lane. for
a. onn
Daily camera., 1901-08-21
HELP CHARLEY OUT.

Charley Rsynoids OF Denver Wants .
Phot graph OF Himself.
Th. following letter from the presi-
den, of ,Se Festival OF Mountain and
Plain committee should bring response.
If anyone has photo Of the p arty the
Camera will be glad to pay for it or give
honorable mention or do anything
reas sonable to obiige the gentlemen Of
the committee:
Office OF Festival Of Mountain and Plain,
Denver. Colo, Aug. 10Th. 1901.
Mr.. L. c. Paddock.
My Dear Sir-During your late
"Quarto Centennial" ! hai the honor Of
leading party Of gentlemen to what
each and every one of them declared to
be the ioiliest outing in their experience
and SO great was their expression OF their
good feelings all along the line of march
that numerous citizens Of your city took
snap shots as they passed. OF course.
neither the noise nor our pleasure in
being part Of your glori6cation could
be shown ON the film, but l am very
anxious for \ good picture Of the coach
as it went through your streets and have
been wondering if a request in your
paper. would not bring US copies oi
such pictures as the noisy hilarity had
not spoiled in the development. Will
you see what can be done. not forgetting
any views Of tho second ride that ncarl.
! turned the heads OF the old, staid and
matter Of fact business men. who were
honored by the presence o. as bright
handsome and entertaining a bevy o.
young ladies as any city under heaven!
canopy Could claim. Thanking yor
aggain for the reception accorded 4
our members. am.
Yours Very Truly,
CHAS. H. REYNOLDS,
PreAident.
Daily camera., 1901-08-21
SIX MEN DROWNED.
Cievsland's Water syste m Responsible

Cieveland's Water SySte m Responsib'e For
Another Serious "A ccident.
Cleveland, o., Aug. 2I-Six men were
drowned by an explosion Of gas in the
tunnel between crib number one and CRIB
number two in Lake Erie today. The
men were digging connecting tunnel,
when the gas exploded. The casing was
crushed in and the water poured on the
men and gave no opportunity Tor escape
This makes I8 lives lost in Cleveland's S
water system this month.
Daily camera., 1901-08-21
IT'S ALL OFF NOW.

France and Turkey Agree to Have ne
Further Intercourse.
Constantinople. Aug. Alvey strain.
ed relations exist between france and
Turkey. The French ambassador today
notified the Sultan that France had dis
continued diplomatic relations.
Daily camera., 1901-08-21
GETS A FORTUNE.

New York. Aug. 7I-By the death oi
DR.. Henry Dolan, Mary L. DeForrest Of
Sab.ae, Kansas. falls heir TO $1,000, 900
She has large family OF boys aud is the
only relative of the deceased. being
daughter Of his only brother. She has
been in only moderate circumstances.
Daily camera., 1901-08-21
GRAND MACCABEE EXCURSION
WEDNESDAY, AUG. %.

Denver and return 81. Good on any
train going, returning at II: 40 p. n. alter
the theatre. The general public invited
Special attraction At Eli!ch's gardens
All 90 and have a good time. Tickets
for sale BY committee or at Gill ert'i
drug store.
d. LEWIS. 2oIs 18th ST.,
E. ]. BORDEN, at McAllisters.
c. H. PAYNE, at Holstein's,
H., PARSONS. Lewis Cigar Store.
Daily camera., 1901-08-21

Notice 70 PsFents and School Children.
l will be in my Office, Mapleton build
ing, beginning Tuesday. August 10th, fcl
the purpose Of examining and assign,r G
pupils to proper grades in our schools
Children should be presen, promptly a
9 o'clock. ". CASEY,
7I4t Superintendent.
Daily camera., 1901-08-21
ORE THIEVES At WORK.

Victor. Colo, Aug. 7I-The Vindica,or
ore house was entered by two masked
men this morn.ng, who covered all pres
ent and got away with 5000 worth Of
very rich ore.
Daily camera., 1901-08-21
k01y LIVeSL0S
By Accidents
TERRIBLE COLLISION.
Five Killed and Several IrJured on Il
Alsnn RnaA

F1v0 KfiIod ahd B0VernI ri J0red on th6
Alton Road.
St. Louis. Aug. 7I-The Chicago &
Alton's fast train, Hummer" collided
with freight train at Prentice early this
morning and FIVE persons we're killed
and six injured. The passenger engineer
and fireman were killed. The two en-.
gines were badly wrecked and one ter der
telescoped smoking car. 1t is not
known how the collision occurred, hut Is
supposed the freight train slipped down
the side track.