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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-13
BRILLIANT EVENT.
The Wedding of r.tJohn champiain Boyen-
Ton to Miss Lillian Elizabeth Rawlings,
fspecia1 Dispatch to The Tin1es)

lSpecia! Dispatch to The Times.)
NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 1a.-NIiss Lillian
Elizabeth Rawlings was married this eve
ming at O'Clock to Mr.: John Champaign
Boyenton. The marriage, at which Rev.
Ernest Thacker officiated. occurred at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rawlings, on York Street,
Norfolk. s.
Miss NIurtis Antionette Rawlings, The
brides sister was maid OF honor Mr..
w. III. Boyenton. the groom's brother,
was best man. The bride wore a travel
ing costume of mode cloth Her bouquet
was of white chrysanthemums. Her sis
ter wore a white organdv; her bouquet
was of pink chrysanthemums.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyenton sailed for New
York Immediately after the wedding.
They will make their homo "a t Hampton,
Mr. lBoFenton lisa t5anke banker Il here:
The bride Isl very popular in Norfolk
society. and a ! brilliant company was
present at her marriage.
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Drive Mormcns Out.
(By Associated Prcss)

CHARLESTON, S. c.. Nov. IA COM
8mittee Of leading citizens of Higgins
Ferry last Friday visited two Mormon
elders. who have been preaching there
about. and warned them to9Ieave within
a limited time: Four Of their converts
were told that the community would hold
them personally responsible for the pres
ence of the elders here In the future and
that summary procee dingsswould be taken
If these notices were tdisregarded. citf-.
szens OF adi dining toWnahiIis make CONF
mon caaisepw WITH Tiff. ant Mormon agita-
tors, and PROMISE IN the county pagers to
assist in measures necessary tn, eSnel the
elders or worse. -
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head by a mule a few days since, and
after suffering terribly for three days.
died. Mr.. Horton was a most worthy,
ia rd-working man, and leaves a widow
and cour small children.
The cabbage shipped from this county
to the Mt. Airy. n. c., market are enor-
nous, averaging about $1,000 pounds per
8 day, and have been hauled this way for
the last three months, which means
thousands of dollars in cash out OF the
cabbage industry. s'si4
Several cases of diphtheria exist here
now.
Mr.. Cassell, of Patrick, was in the VIII
lage q few days since. Mr.sFCassell is
eighty years old. and is as active as some
young men. He says his Inothersis living
and is past 100 years old. est
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BeIl--Wheeler.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Nov. p
Mr. Edward Z. Bell and Miss
Madge y. WhSeler. daughter of Mr.. anu
Mrs. IL. X. Wheeler, both of this. city,
shortly after noon to-day. Mr.. Harry:
l.. James, of Richmond, was best man
and Miss Wilma Wheeler. maid OF i:on-
or. Rev Drs. T. S. DunawaS8 and J. s..
Dill of!iciat.d. Mr.. and Mrs. Bell left
for q northern tour.
DR.. T. O. Lirthicu1n. a prominent ply
stefan of Caroline county. died at his
home near Grace Church. aged forty
five. a wife and three children SURVIVE
him. He was a member of the ROYAL
Arcanurl OF this city.
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THE CHURCH " AS
BOW Err OF BEAU1 I.
Wedding Of MI. Edward c. Bell and.
Miss Madge Wheeler.
DIR. ANDERSON TO FIGHT PLAGUE
Literary Society al spotsylvanla Organized
and Officers EIscted-A Splendid Pic
ture Presented 10 ST. Georges
Clarity School and Unveiled.
Special Dispatch to The Tsues.3

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FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Nov. IA
beautiful wedding was solcmnized here
this afternoon at 1876 o'clock in the Ba:,-
tist Church, which had been made a bower
Of beauty with potted palms, flowers.
ferns and soft lights for the OCCASION.
Mr.. Edward C. Bell, a prominent Nouns
business man. member of the furniture
firm Of w. a. Bell & Bro. and Miss
Madge a. Wheeler. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Z. *. Wheeler, were the principals
with Miss Wilma Wheeler. sister, pr r1he
bride. maid of honor, and Mr.. Harry y q
James, of Richmond, best man. ,rTrAe He:cT
mony was performed by Rev. DR.. Thomas
s. Dunaway, assisted by Rev. Dr.. Is So
Dill. The ushers2 were Mossrs. ii.
Gladman. of Washington: Jas. L. Bell. arf'
Alexandria; w. A Humphries and j. B.
Jones. of this city. Miss Emma Baseler
played the wedding marches. Mr. and
Mrs. Bell left on the 1850 clock train FOR
bridal tour north.
PICTURE. UNVEILED.
At the Charity School of ST. Georges
Church this afternoon a silver tea vas
given from to 6 o'clock. and a special
feature of the occasion was the presen-
tation to the school and the unwilling of
a magnificent picture painted by Mrs. T.
r. Morris. of this city. This is the cen
tennial year of the Charity School, which
Is in a most PROSPEROUS condition. t1kEst
The Teuell meeting at the Christian
Church, conductedl BIZ REV. Herbert You
oil, of Pennsylvania IL increasing In IN
terest- Large crowds are attending. Yes
terday, by invitation, Mr.. Yeuell adj
dressed the pupils of Fredericksburg Col
1ege. The meetings will probably con-
tinue two weeks longer
Or. John f. Anderson. formerly Of this
city, now a surgeon in the United States
Marine Hospital Corps, has been assigned
to duty at Liverpool and Glasgow, DUR
ing the prevalence of the. plague whicA.
has broken out in those cities
LITERARY SOCIETY.
The Literary Society at Spot.ylvania
Courthouse has been permanently org an
lied by the election of z. II. DeJarnet.e.
Jr. president; Edward Johnson. vice.
president: BeaIeFasaIner, secretary Miss
Ethel Garner Treasurer; Mrs Annie
Micks, critic. and T.. A. Harris. Jr.. ser
geant-at-arms John Alrich and Miss
Rhodessa. Hickman, Committee on Sub
jects; Misses Mary Byrd Gayle. Nellie
Rawlings. and Fannie Pendleton, Com
T1ittee on Finance.
The two handsome and substantial new
buildings just completed at -Urbanna
Middlesex county-the Middlesex Bank
building and the Methodist Church-were
constructed by Fredericksburg workmea
Mr.. Frank p. Stearns, of this city, was
the contractor
The libel suit of DR.. T. T. Ninde rs
James E. Rogers, growing out OF a pup
lished letter in which Mr. Rogers sever
ly criticised the King George county Off.
Gals for their management of the small
pox epidemic last winter, will be tried in
the Circuit Court OF King George county
November 18TH.
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Eiccaut Birthday Parry.
lsreeial Dlspa.eh to The T.nes.,

Special Dispatch TO The Times.)
ABINGDON, VA. Nov 12-Miss Jean
'JriEE, enc of Abingdon's most popular
daughters, entertained a few OF her
friends at an elegant birthday dinner, on
Friday evening. November Sth The fol-
lowing guests We're present: Mr. and
AIRS. w. +. Mingea, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p.
Taliaferro. Major and Mrs. j.. c. Watson.
DIR. and Mrs. E y. Brady Miss Kathleen
White. Miss Mamie Gi!dersieerc. Miss
Bessie White. Miss Katy Robertson.
Messrs. j I..Hurts Samuel Fllkerson: aud
the Rev. r. Z. BoSKir. - - :.
lhs table was scene OF beauty, deco-
rated with choice cut flowers and q for
est OF silver candclabra twined with
srnilax. From the MANY wax candl ~
there fell soft glow over the assembled
party which heightened the beauty Of the
surroundings. There We're sev,.,,l toasts
delivered IN a Few well chosen words ssy
Che gentlemen present.
On this occasion 1Iiss Triss uaaa tho
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causing pressure on the heart with palpt-
tation and short breath. Nearly every
thing ate soured on my stomach, some
times had cramps in the stomach Which
almost rcsemblcd spasnis.
Doctors told me l had catarrh of the
stomach, but their medicines would not
reach it and would still be a sufferer
had ] not, in sheer desperation decided
to try stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
II knew they were an advertised rem
edy and didn't believe anything 1 read
about them as had no confidence in adj
vertised remedies, but my sister living
in Pittsburg wrote me last spring telling
me how Stuart's r. blets had cured her
little daughters of Indigestion and loss ri
flesh and appetite and@@tI- hesitateds no
longer. -, = & 80
L bought a fifty-cent box, ,atbi my lrllsg
store and took two of the large tablets
after each meal and found them delight
full to take. being as pleasant to
taste as caramel candy. Whenever dur
ing the day or night felt any pain or
uneasiness in the stomach or about the
heart I took one of the small tablets
and in three weeks It seemed to me IS
IL / had never known what stomach
trouble was
Il keep Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets in
the house. and every member of our fam
lily uses the moccasionally after a hearty
meal or when any of Us have a pain or
ache in the digestive organs
Mr.. E. H. Davis. of Hampton, Va,
says: Il doctored five years for dyspep-
STA, but in two months I got more benz.
fit from Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets than.
in five years of the doctors treatment.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the SAT
est as well as the simplest and most con-
venent remedy for any form of indiges-
ton. catarrl of stomach. biliousness,
sour stomach. bloating after meals, SYM
pathetic. heart trouble.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is not
cheap cathartic but an active digestive
remedy containing the pepsin and diastase
which every weak stomach lacks, AMI
they cure stomach troubles because they
digest the food eaten and give the weak,
abused over-worked stomach &, chance 10
rest and recuperate
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are SOLD in
every drug store in the United States.
Canada and Great Britain.
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BIGGEST In THE WORLD.
Preliminary Arrangements for Great Coal
Pier at Newport News.
.tspecia, Dispatch to Tho Times

tS'pFSF!tt A'1sI'H'1H ~ = Nv = Iiufs J 49,
NEWPORT NEWS. va, .Nov- &c. j..
Wittenberg. of New York. presidents of
the Chesapeake and Chic Coal and Coke
Company, and Thomas G. EIckell, of Gin
cinnati, president of the Nickel Coal AND
Coke Company, were in the city to-day
III connection with G.. II. -Arnols & Com =
lpany, regarding the building sthetgrenr
new coalspier, plans for which were am
nounceG recently. No details of the con-.
ference are given out, but tbs under
stood that the deal for the steSwas closed
and that bios will be asked for the struc-s
ture. which will be the largest on the
continent.
DR.. W. Breckenpridge Smith entered
suit to-day against the Newport News and
OLD. Point Railway and Electric Company
for 81, 600 DIR. Smith several weeks ago
had some words with a conductor and was
forcibly elected from the car
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recipient Of many handsome and beauti.
fu presents!
. DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY,..
Eighth Annual Nee ing In Wiimington-!d
dress by Governor Aycock.
Especial Dispatch to The Tir

Especial DisDatc; to The Timcs)
WILMINGTON, n. c., Nov 12-The
Daughters of the Confederacy will meet
tomorrow morning in the Y. N. c. A.
Auditorium. There are several hundred
delegates in the, city. Nearly all the Viz
sinia delegations arrived this evening
The Richmond delegation is the largest
from the Old Dominion.
Gov. Chas. u. Aycock arrived to-day
and will deliver an address of welcome
tomorrow in behalf OF the, State Of North
Carolina.
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FIRE AND MURDER.
Trial Of Scion Linthecum for Burning q
Building and Killing Boy.
tSr4cia' D,spatch 10 The Timcs.)

WE 'Ia' 10 1IIbtb. $500
WOODSTOCK, VA, Nov. 12-Thc trial
of Scion Linthecun, who is indicted
along with Wesley w Craig. Warren
Turner Craig. John s. Craig, George.
Craig, Robt. Linthecn,n and John 6 r..
Lnthecum. for burning the saw andf grist
mill of Samuel II I.onas and numbering
his son. Bruce Ionas. on the night of
!, December 49, 1900. was commenced in the
County Court here to-day.
The prisoner plead not guilty. A num-
Der testified. showing that the prisoner
had made a number Of statements i'm
plcating the other prisoners. It is ex
pected that the case will be given to the
Jury "Wednesday evening or THURSDAY.
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REV. G. F. Conner MUST LEAVE.
The spinsters' Convention TO Be Followed by
The SplEs!ers' Return.
Especial Dispatch to The Times. !,

GORDONSEILI1E, VA, Nov. 12-Rev
c. +. Conner preached his last sermon at
the Methodist Church on Sunday evening
He has been here four years. and the peo-
pie of this vicinity dislike very much to
give him up. as he has become great
favorite with others as well as his own
congregation. -
1.-THE Spinsters' Copxention.' which was
presented a couple or weeks ago by the
young ladies Of Gordonsville, was great
success, financially as well as otherwise
The promoters contemplate giving the Sc
uucl. The Spinsters' Return also for
the benefit of the memorial hall fund
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copeIrrd's RctriaI.
(srccial Dispatca to The Times.

SUFFOLK. VA, Nov. IA competent
jury for the retrial of Henry Copeland.
who got a ret.earing after being sentenced
to die for MURDER. was To-Day gotten out
OF the first nineteen talesmen.
States witnesses told of copeland.s
threats and his acquisition o: two pistols
and cartridges. This is Henry Cone
land" exclaimed the prisoner when up-s
braided Immediately after the llillins. bv
Mrs. NJ. o. Holland. in whose YARD the
murder was done. Copeland was regarded
as a bully in his neighborhood.
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Yellow Kid Caught.

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, November
Alternately alias the Yellow
Kid. who escaped two months ago from
the Laurel Industrial School. has been
captured here by Police Sergeant Rey-
nods. He will be sent to Richmond this
afternoon. "A bernathy was sent up for
two years for robbing Chesapeake and
Ohio freight cars.
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DIAZ HAS BEEN ARRESTED.
Proved to Be an Agent Of Filipino Jun!a at
Hong Kong.
lRr Aszociated Pressl

CATBALOGAN. ISLAND OF tSAMAR,
Nov 12..-Diaz, the president of Tacloban.
Island of ELeyte. who has been proved to
be am agent Of the Filipino Junta at
Hong Kong, has been arrested, Many
discriminating papers, duplicating numer-
Gus officials, were seized at the time of
his arrest.
s The gunboat Leyte has discovered "a
signal station working on the Island of
leyte, and communicating with insur-
gents on the Island of Sarnar by the
flash-light system. Three operators were.
arrested and the station was destroyed.
The men rl.essed that many recruits
have been sent from Leyte to Samar.
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Union Services.
is,@e:al Dispatch /, The Times.

lsIMc.9l Dlspatch taeThe Ilmes-
ALEXANDRIA,, w. Nov. 12.--.hIl the
icongregations-o f-tEe Protestans-eh,rc
here, with the exception of the Episco-=
pal denomination. to-day decided to hol.l
united services in the Methodist Frat
sests,nt Church on Thanksgiving Day. The
Rev. George L Hunt. of the First Zap
fist Church. will deliver the sermon
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MRS. DUNN'S VICTIM RECEIVERS.
One Of the Buildings OF the County Aims
house Burned.
(ste cIa' Dispatch 10 The Times.

GOOCHLAND. VA, Ncv. 1o.--Mr.
Thornton Pryor. who was shot by Mrs.
John Dunn some time. ago. is doing quite
well. DR.. j. j. Anderson. who is his
physician, says that the wound is doing
we'll, and that ne is suffering more now
from jaundice. than anything else. and as
soon as he can be relieved Of that he
will be able To get out.
One of the large buildings at the
Gocrh,and County Poor House was
burned Sunday night about y O'Clock.
None of the paupers were injured.
The property was insured in the Vir-
ginia State Insurance Company of Rich;
niond Mr.. r. j. Lacy, the mara ger of
the Poor House. lost a lot of feed and
nroYiSion.
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University Sermons.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

s CHAPEL HILL, n. c., Nov. 1e.-Rav.
]. B. Dunn, All Episcopal minister from
Suffolk, Va, preached a very acceptable
sermon i'll the University Chapel on last
Sunday night.
The University sermon for December
Will be preached by Rev. Alfred II. Cira-
ham, D. D., pastor of the Davidson Col
lege Presbyterian Church.
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A Mistake.
(spccla, Dispatch to, The oTimcs,3,l,

(spccla! Dispatch 70 ~! HE Times Iim )7.-..
I FARMVILLE, VA, Nov. x1a.GiThe re-
port in to-day's ,rimes,f from Z Fa iT1lVille
that the Methodist Church had t;eiegated,
q committee TO make especial effort to
have Rev. r. II. Bennett sent here by the
annual conference was a mistake. The
church has taken no action, although Mr.
Bennett has many warm friends in this
place who would be rejoiced TO receive
him as their pastor.
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: Driven Ont of Her Course;
(By Associated Press.

80 50 10 1ByE .Associa ted 5Iress.1
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov. 10
Schooner J. Dubignon.s from Savannah
which carried away rudGer-head or Hat
.teras, encountered north-northeast to
Snorth-northwest gales, lasting from s
p. NJ, November 8, to morning of NO
as,veember s. during ten hours sof 8 which
the wind blew with hurricanes force. car
tlrrying away forestry sail and dTi,lnE yes
sal Il fty miles off course. Il
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A suppossd Anarchist,
fSn4c,al lllsuatch to Tho a,imns !,

-"14 ISntc!aI UIspHtr.sto I nc Iu4Ns.) 9---'-----
S NORFOLK. VA Nov. 122.-Charics Mar
tel arrested here recently as an anarchist
and subsequently ascertairedsto be men
tally unsountl.s was to-day delivered TO his
sister. She started with him FOR her
home at Lincoln, Neb.ss..sE..s s.. -
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Enthusia site Cow
There are housands of Them Who
Believe as This Woman Does.

Mrs Ira ISnowlton, of Butte. Montana.s
is a most enthusiastic convert to the viz
tues of Sttiar:'s Dyspepsia ablets asa
cure fer obstinate stomach trouble. SHE
says: had poor digestion nearly I'll
my life. 1t now seems to me tina { for.
years never knew what it was to be
hungry. to have good natural uppe-s
tito. / Was troubled with gas in sArnach.
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Army Pro motions.
nv ...ocJ,.a5 ,,rav. !,

81 BY lssoc!lscd kress.l =
WASHINGTON. G., Nov. 12--.rne
Death of colone. 7. French. which oc-
Cured at Atlanta yesterday. Will pro-
mote Lieutenant-Colone James Miller to-
be colonel. Major w Mansfield to be
Northumberland, ard Captain James y
Jackson. to be ulajar.
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Miss Mayo Recoyers Her Name.
Especial DiErateh 10 Th.yTim

Especial Disrateh 10 Tia Times
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. November
l2-Mrs. LLOYD "A. Turner, nan
Miss Adelina Mayo. of Richmond, has
been granted absolute divorce. on STATUE
tory grounds: from her husband, In the.
Circuit Court here. and restored tn her
mai den ra1le~ sssse
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BAY LINE 70 HaLrIMol;E

via c. & O. Railway and Old Point. u.
5. Mail Route.
Leave Richmond. via Chesapeake and
5.,:,,o Railway. t:aily. except Sunday. q.
4:45 2. n. connecting at Old Point witn
the superb steamers OF the Cid Eay LING:
leaving ass7:t5 P. 81. arriving Baltimore
$40 a. NJ. In time TO make connection
with all trims North East and West.
ks,,c.t rail- ride and ell night on ono OF Tho
finest steamers In southern waters.
For tickets and general information an-
ply at general offices Chesapeake and.
Ohio Railway. Richmond Transfer Com
pary. and No. SIS East Main Street
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FATAL KICK BY A MULE.
The Cabbage industry Very Large IN Caro-.
Hale Old Nan.

fspeeial Dispatch to The Times ] rs Is IS
Il GIADEsBOR0. " Nov 2-AIr. ].
M. Horton, Of this place who recently
sxvaat To West Virginia. was kicked m the
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The New Tariff Arf,rny.d

: fHY Associated --,rnss.l
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE Federal Council
has approved the; bin e;abodsins the pro-
yanaad new tariff.
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Sen e ]
4! Men.
Free Trial Pack age Of; this New Dis:
Coyerys Mailed TO Every Man
Sending Name and Address.
Quickly Restores Strength
and Vi00r. 3s i
AM. Viqor.

Free t;ial pacKa ges OF a most Iemar Bile
remedy are being mailed to all who Will
writo the State Medical lnstitut They
cured 80 many men who had battled Tor
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
TREASURER or PHILIPPINES.
OFFICE-FJRTHER APPROPRIATION
FOR MANILA HARBOR.

Manila, March 9.-Frank A Branngan. dis
bursting officer to the American Philippines Com
mission, has been appointed Treasurer of the
Philippine Archipelago at yearly salary of
$4,000, Brannigan furnishes bonds in S2on|o
Colonel Murray. Of the 43d United States Vol
unteer Infantry. has received the surrender Of
forty-four insurgent officers and men at the port
Of Tacloban Leyte Island.
The commission has passed a bill providing an
additional 81 OOOV0 (Mexican) for the improve
ment of Manila HarbOr, and an act empowering
General Macarthur TO organize municipal gov
ernments In those towns where none now exist.
In the fall of last year the Philippines C"m-
mission passed a bill empowering the compile
ton Of the improvements III Manila Iiarbor that
were contemplated and started under Spanish
regime. These improvements provide for in
creased wharfage facilities and the protection
Of vessels in the harDor from the typhuOns
Two million dollars (MeXiCan) were appropriate
out of the civil funds at that time. II was then
understood that the Improvements would require
more than this sum, and that further approI ria
tions from the civil funds would subsequently
be made.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10

don Is left without a struggle TO American synci-
Gates One. under Mr.. Yerkes. is eniarging the
HAMPSTEAD and Charing Cross system; another,
under Mr. Johnson and Mr.. Benjamin Gable, Is
making arrangements for the development ana
extension Of the Baker-st. and Waterloo line ana
the construction OF several other railways. and
another is carrying out electric traction IN the
suburbs a large scale.
Appointments for court, including the Duchess
OF Ruccleugh for Mistress Of the Robes and the
ladies in waiting prove that Queen Alexandra
win follow the lines ol ceremonial and accept
the high standards Of Queen Victoria. Decora-
tions are showered upon tbe Kings friends al
most too rapidly for observation. Sir Thomas
Linton. Professor Hubert Herkomer General
Pole-Carew and Lord Marcus Beresford are
among those favored with appointments 10 the
Royal Victorian order.
AS the Duke Of Devonshire has leased many
OF the Kings horses, il is clear that the turf has
lost a royal patron.
There is a Priyy Council at Marlborough
House to-day. bur the next great event Of the
new reign viii be the departure next Saturday
OF the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall for the
colonies on the Ophr. which has been Tefittec
as magnificent and comfortable pleasure
yacht The King and Queen will witness the
sailing of the Ophir. and the passage of the ship
around the world will be a new circuit Of inn
perial interest. l. N r