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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
PRINCESS BONNIE MATINEE.
Third Production of the Tuneful Opera Greatl,
EnioVed.

Interest in the performance OF .'Pr1n-
cess Bonnie" by amateurs, for the pehe
at of the Hebrew Home for the! Ssso
a,IiJ Infirm, eliminated yesterday alter
noon w.,cn a special matinee was given
at popular prices. Inc galleries were
crowded and the lower floor was wen
filed. The performance Was up TO itl'e
very high standard that has made the
production one of the most noteworthy
of all amateur undertakings in this city.
The grace and beauty ofsMlss Knolile
Hutxler, theovery. fascinating daintlness
of Niss!1BI anche5 Hardy 1Ieet,s the pretty
Norfolk girlI mhoseasong, sGGGoe zoo Morning.
Carrie, is on every lip; the potent charm
Of Mrs.: N rris Asher n, 5lher#tWo roles,
and, the general excellence OF all the
male members of the cast, make OF TINS
production something that will live long
in memory among the generally accepted
criterions zof what an amateur perform
ance ought to be. The undertaking mas
been a great financial success 1t re
fleets the highest credit on its promoters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
WOULD TAKE NO SIDES.
Governor Did Not Mix In Norfolk County
INC. ssN.. Trouble.

It IS learned from one close to Cover
nor. Tyler that the request for military
atlthe4 polls in Norfolk county Monday
light came from Sheriff Gromwcil, wlirse
brotiIerSis the 'Fusion''siCsni!date for Sem
ator yand..the leader Of the reform party,
headed by Mr.. C. w. Coleman.
There was no trouble reported and it is
understood that His Excellency fatty
declined to send bayonets to the polls
to take part in a faotional political fight,
when there was no trouble actually on.
Governor Tyler, it is said, realizes fully
that it is his duty to suppress riot at
the polls or anywhere else with the mil
itary&in extreme cases, but he did not
feel called upon to call the military into
play in factonal troubles among Demo-
Gratis.
The Governor: takes the ground that
there are five companies of the Seventy
first Regiment in Norfolk city, and r Ports
mouth and that they. sh9ul1 s., sent ~ the,
scene ii there should b@ trouble IN short
notice, but he is understood. to look with
amazement upon the request that came
to him from Sheriff Cromwell Monday
night. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
GANG BROKENUP.
.Hobos Here were Sent to Jail and to Labor
.st for Four Months.

zs.i for Four Months.
Justice.Jolln had no felony. cases. before
him; yesterday, but there were a number
s OF serious smisdemeaITor cases. which he
disposed of in, regular order =, ts,75s
r. Tho four tranps arrested by Officers
Amos, Marin and King as suspicious
characters, were placed under S10O securi-
ty,.sfor four months The men were en-
camped a short distance from the city
and had with them aslad named George
L.tNVilliamS, who was charged with being
lrcorriSible. The men have been swoop-
I inS down upon the city at Intervals. beg
gings and frightening people and they bore
every evidence of being suspicious char
acters.S They gave the names of Thomas
Clark. II Robert Dugan, Mike Mallory and
I Robert Fowler
The work Of the police I'M tits Instance
was commercially the court. They York
ed a clever scheme. by going otit to- the
camp and mixing up with the toi,s,ls in
citizens clothes. and at the proper time
arrested their men. Some surprise was
shown blythe men, but when they realiz-
ed that they were caught they submitted
quietly.
The boy Williams was dismissed with
t a. reprimand and turned over to his peo-
i pie
john Morgan. for being disort.erly on
the street. was fined $50: and Kate Kober
was assessed a similar sum for being dis
t orderly, on South Twelfth Street
I Robert Russell 3(coloredl was dismissed
of the charge of striking Sarah Russell
with a shoe. II turned Quito bet,noth-
ing; more than a little family misuI,der-
standing.
Arthur Rowley, was sent TO Jail fo- six
months for taking three clocks belonging
to the Cohen Company.
The case of Otto Smith (co;ored) who
is charged with the failure to keep his
promise OF marriage to Lizzie Williams.
was continued one day.
Ed. Brown (colored) was sent to the
farm for thirty days as vasrant
Wilmington Luckado (coIoredl, charged
with assaulting Richard Jones, will tell
about 1t on the It'll
George Thacker paid the costs in the
case of abuse and drunkenness. 5
Matte Mosby (colored) was sent down
Tor ten days for taking a calico waist be-
longing to Pauline Benedict.
Isaiah Price (colored). who was charged
with taking a horse and buggy belonging
to Mrs Maynard. was dismissed for lack
Of evidence connecting him with the aft
fair. rs
The charge of taking q pair of shoes
from Elizabeth White could not be sus-
tanned against Belle Ridley, ana she was
dismissed :
Ellen Tyler l(colored was dismissed of
the charge; of harboring Sarah Holland.
The child. was turned over to her pa
rents.
James. Holmes (coloredJ was fined $40
for beating Ellen Holmes.
Annie Lewis (colored). charged with
taking a basket of goods belonging to r.
J. Ford: will be given until the 9th to
tell about. it..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
CATTLE QUARANTINE RULES.
DR.. Niles Here 10 Confer With Local Dealers
About Them,

Dr.. Niles Here 10 Confer With Local Dealers
About Them.
The State Veterinary Board hts de-
cioed that the. indiscriminate. driving Of
cattle about the streets must cease, IS it
has been found that they spread l,,ec-
ton The following resolution scCried
by .the State Veterinary Board 4ex:; clans
itseE:s7<s [5.ice1 sIcoz, 5,3.aa4
Resolved. That after February i. i2oo
all quarantine cattle shall be Slaughter
ed attain abattoir, or slauShter-house, o
be erected at, or near, the Jn'0n Stock
Yards, at such point as he veterinarian
shall approve. in the cities Of Norfolk and
Richmond.
DR.. T. P Niles. State veterinarian
viii meet The brokers at the Union Stock
Yards at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow morning
for the purpose OF comforting with them
ON the above resolution.
The quarantine rules and regulations for
Virginia will not DC suspended until the
1st of December anG will again go into
effect the 1st day Of February
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
CaCi.OI Notes.

All the State officers and their clerks,
who Vote without the city, went home to
cast thcic votes yesterday. Col. M;,yc
was the last TO depart He left on the
noon train for Alexandria. There was
absolutely nothing OF interest going or
at either OF the State buildings Yesterday.
The only interesting thing noticed in the
Square was '.Unclo Me-" Williams twirl-
ing Captain billiards. billet and chasing
stray dogs All the Capitol policemen
went home to vote.
The Board of Directors OF the peniten-
tiary have received ard approved the an
,ual report Of Superintendent Helms
and have forwarded the aE1e to Governor
Tyler Its contents are mot known. as the
members of the Board deem it improper
S to discuss the paper after it officially
passes from their hands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
! lNR.H D WILLIAMS
RETURNS HOME.
Has Been on an Extended Tour.
Abroad.
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FOUND UNUSUAL DEPRESSION.
Tllnks Imperial Tobacco Company Will
Develop iuto Great Trust.
English Tobaeeouist ID
the City.
FOUND UNUSUAL DEPRESSION.

Mr.. Frank d. Williams, OF the firm %
Williams * Rehling, well known tobacco
nists Of this city. is back in Richmond
after an extended trip abroad. He reached
here Saturday night, having travelled
through England, Germany, France, end
the adjacent countries.
While he can give no specially new in
formation along tho line of that ali-ab-
sorbing topic among local tobacconsts-
the invasion OF England by the A1neri-
,can Tobacco Company--Mr. Williams is
yet fill Of European news, and one cir
oumStance he relates is specially inter
egting. In, England. and also in the other
countries visited, Mr. Williams says ne
met with unusual depression in all lines
cf trade. MANUFACTURES are more OF less
dull everywhere, and, of course, this fact
reflects upon the tobacco trade. America,
on the contrary, is doing business on a
i. big scale, and tobacco, especially in Rich
mond. is selling steadily and at high
prices.
few years ago. when Mr.. Williams Wis
fled England and the Continent, the pres
ent situation is encouraging to manufac-
!. turers in the, United States. On that
visit Mr. Williams found everything in
Europe on boom. Business, ,1cn there
were bright, active. and cheerful. Here
the opposite was the case. Things we're
dull and. manufacturers were discour-
aged. Now the situation is reversed in
all directions.
/ Mr. Williams is Of the belief that tho
Imperial Tobacco Company, recently
formed in England to fight the American
Trust, will develop into a Ereat trust it
self He didn't bother much about bust
mess while passing through Britain. but
The gathered while there that the export
ers here have about as much to fear from
the new combine as from the old.
/ English Tobaccouist Here.
Mr.. Thomas Whistler, representing
John G. Muller & Co.., tobacco commits
sion merchants of London, England,
reached Richmond yesterday FOR a visit
|, of aL:faws6ays. He will leave here shortly
on a visit through the South and West
|, When seen yesterday. Mr.. Whistler
could give no new information concerning
| the tobacco situation in his country.
Though fresh from English fields. he can
tell no more than what is practically al
ready known here One thing. however,
which he says will be encouraging to 10
ers. according to his statement, while
manifesting some alarm during the first
stages of the American invasion. have
settled down to a feeling OF confidence.
So far as Mr.. Whistler could tell of the
situation thy believe over the other
side OF the water. that the Consolidated
Tobacco Company will be altogether foil
ed in its efforts to get control of the
British market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
large class sof candi dates will be Initiated
among them II on. s.. Il. elley.
CONYENES TO-DAY.
Term oithe United States Circuit Court

Term OF the United States Circuit Court 0
Appeals.
The United States Circuit Court of <Ap-
peais will convene this morning at
10 O'Clock, with Judges Goff. simontol,.
& Jackson and 5Purneil on the bench. The
term will be. an unusual busy one. and
will probably consume the remainder of
9 the nloIltl, before the docket is completed.
Decisions arctic be announced in fifteen
. cases heretofore argued, and twenty-five
E or more appsar on tho argument calen-
sdar. There Will be in attendance lawyers
: from every section of+the county. Some
of the ablest lawyers of the New York.
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington
bars viii be present From the South
they will come from Atlanta and Charles
ton.
Tho mandate. OF the Supreme Court IN
the case OF Wall 81 Husk Q: againStsCox.
trustee. was received yesterday at the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court Of .Ap-
poals.
District-Attorney Allan was 9. visitor at
the Custorl-H yesterday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
SUCCEED DIR. WYNN,
Rev. Mr.. McWhite Likely to Be Called to
! Petersburg-b eligious Notes.

It IS reported in this city that the Rev.
William NfcWkite, formerly pastor of
Chestnut Hill, this place, and we'll
known in Richmond will be called to
the pastorate of the Second Presbyterian
Church OF Petersburg, to succeed DR.. S.
X. Winn, who recently resigned. Mr..
McWhite preached at the Petersburg
church on Sunday. much to the pleasure
Of that congregation.
The. Rev. James e. Cook, pastor of
Hcge Memorial Presbyterian Church, of
this city, Will leave on Thursday for
Selma, Ala, to visit the Alabama Street
Church, of which place he has just re-
ceived q CALL He will be there two Sun
days, preaching each time.
; Up to this time Mr.. Cook is altogether
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

IA Day ana q Night will be pre-
sentcd at the Academy this afternoon
and tonight. Through the length and
BREADTH of the land the fame of Chas. ii.
Hoyt as a successful playwright has been
indisputabIy established. His success in
humorous writing may be attributed TO
tho fact that he does not exa gScrate his
characters, but is true to nature. His
plots are pithy. connected and wholesome
and the innocent fun he can extract from
the simple events of daily life is marvel
Gus. Particularly is this.true of his great
success, "a Day and a Night. Tho plot
TevolveS about a. country deacon who
comes to New York seeking vocal talent
for his rural church choir Ely accident
he becomes acquainted with some dasilinS
theatrical people who make things livelJ
for him. The ladies and gentlemen OF ~
Day and a Night company are all rec
ognized artists who have been selected
with regard to their fitness for tho parts
they portray.
On next Friday and Saturday the. pat
rons of the Academy will see Nathan
Hale, the strongest and best play ny
that talented playwright, Mr.. Clyde Fitch,
AS he, says himself lit is my best. The
play will be presented by that storing
young American player, Howard Nyie,
Supported by the same competent com
pany that4werc associated with him last
year. and that won unstinted praise from
press and public wherever they played.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
CORRECTS A REPORT.
The Rockefeller Money Must Be In Hand on
Time SAYS Dr. Hatcher.

DE- w: p. Hatcher, president of the
Beard Of Trustees of Richmond College,
was seen by a Times man with reference
20 the report that the $4,000 necessary
TO be raised to make the Rockefeller Of
Ter OF $4,000 available to Richmond Col
lege, could not be raised on time. and that
several wealthy Baptists would become
responsible Tor tne sum.
DR.. Hatcher declared most emphatica1-
~ that there is no ground for the report
No such movement is contemplated. The
money must be in hand by January 1st
the time fixed by. Mr.. Rockefeller. and it
vii! be the effort of his life to get it UP
by that time. He relies upon all friends
OF the College to assist him in his work
lie did not say whether the chances for
raising the money were good or bad. only
that he calls upon the Baptists of Vir-
ginia to rally around him ana make Mr.
Rockefeller write out that check.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
TRACTION COMPANY SUED.
Passenger and Power Company Ask $1,000
DRmages-City Hall Items.

Suit was instituted in the City Circuit
Court yesterday afternoon by the Passen-
ger and Power Company through its at
IurneS, Mr.. a B. Gugon, against the
Traction Company for $1,000 damages.
The. Passenger and Power Company
claim such damages by virtue of the fact
that their cars were delayed on Main
and Broad Streets Monday night about s
o'clock because of the loss of current on
the. Traction wires, thus delaying traffic
and blocking the cars for some time and
distance. aas
The Passenger and Power Company
claim that stheyk have repeatedly. invited
the Traction Company to use their wiras
upon such occasions in order to avoid de-
lays,~bu as often have the car men de-
iclined, upon the ground that it was
against the rules of their company.
The Hastings Court will be in session
to-day. when cases for the term will be
Set.
In the chancery Court George L. Wise
qualified as the administrator Of the
estate of the late Martha r. kirkland.
A rough estimate of the amount CT
funds secured by Cecil Epps, the abscond-
Ing inspector of the gas Office. places the
sum at s4l3.5o. This may be changed
slightly either way. The delinquency was
discovered ins the Auditors Office, and it
ran back as. far at February, 1899.
MI. 2. P Winston, clerk of the Law
janC: Equity Court, returned from Hanover
county yesterday with string of i've
Birds that he managed to shoot out of a
possible eleven Monday in the hunting
grounds off from Atlees. He had as his
companion on the shoot, Mr.. r. c. Duke,
OF Atlees.. and together they landed thir-
teen birds. One of Mr.. Winston's birds
dropped out of bounds. or he would have
had six to tell the tale.
The man Frank Smiley, who was ar
rested in New Orleans Monday for train
robbery, is the man who was implicated
IN the robbery of Galloway, at Dore's Sal
loon. this city, last year, and whom Dc
kectives, Gibson and Wren were hunting
Tor some tins, and who barely escaped
by takinEEa train for Memphis.
The Board of Police Commissioners
will meet on Thursday afternoon a. the
ichiefs Office at 4:So o'clock. The police
will be Inspected at the various station
houses the same afternoon.
Alexander Sn1ns and Thomas 7. :Shtl-
Zen Two youths, of Louisa co.:7,v have
0nn.'ered away from their f,.rl,s. Their
c,otIlere are anxious to nave them 1e-
SI.", and the police are asked 10 look
cut for them.
Marriage licenses. were issuct; Yesterday
tn Blair Meanley and Esther Nav Bar
f,n,. John William Rothert a: / TIn.:,iet j.
MGcGowar. George Edward Wise ard
Julia D. Blanton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
FOOD FORG GIRLS,
should be Fed Just Right VIE,
CROWN x.

CROWN e.
When parents are at u loss to know
what Kind: of food to supply their boys
and girls it will interest them to know
of the experience of some mothers in the
selection OF food that actually does re-
build and nourish the young folks IN
their. school duties
~ school girl in Springfield Mass,
writes, II wonder if you care to- hear
from school girls, and 1 wonder. too. II
you have any idea how manys girls there
are who are troubled as l was before
used 5GIrapc-Nurs Food.
About a year ago l began to hive
severe headaches and could not sleep
Well Was so nervous that L would cry
at1the least little thing, and finaIy began
to have attacks of faintness. My parents
We're much alarmed and thought I would
be obliged to give up studying. Our
phv:icia.r said my trouble was extreme
nervousness and :: disordered stomach.
L was tired all the time and rode home
from school because l did not feel "a bic
10 Walk Mother tried to tempt my
appetite in every way. Breakfast did
notscare for. Meat Iscould not endure.
and the different. cereals 1 did not like ). az
a rule.
Il attended the high school and We
have an excellent lunch room in the.
building. AS kept getting worse
Mamma said L am going to try this,
Grape-Nuts Food that L see. advertised.
but j am afraid YOU viii not like IT.
Well. she got u package of It and 1t was
so delicious in taste. with {: little cream
poured over it that liked it at once. and
since then Grape-Nuts has formed the
principal part of my breakfast / have
also a banana or orange with now and
then an egg.
Il wish you could see the difference ir
me. 4 cannot tell how much 1 nave
gained in weight for Z did not know my
weight when l was i'll, but the difference
is great AS for strength. ! walk both
ways to school and do not feel at all
weary from it. -
81 can study much better and am en-
tirely free from headaches:,1 I'M so WELL
in fact that am very happN. fall
asleep almost as soon as my head touches
the pillow and rest thoroughly.
II am afraid my letter5is lengthy. but
my subject is Crap Nuts, of which 4
cannot say too much Clara L. Condor.
The mother adds to this letter. II would
like to add just limo expressing my
gratitude aIso.efor the benefits which my
daughter has derived from sGrape-Nuts.
Respec1fLlly.." Mrs &c Cnndorl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
TO HOLD P0sTMORTEM.
Investigation Into Cause OF Eea:l OF Wrcnn
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
First OF Macl.achIan Concerts.

The first OF tie NIacLacllan series of
subscription concerts Will introduce to a
Richmond audience Americas greatest
,contralto! Madame Katherine Fisk. Her
singing has received the highest praise
IRON thef critics.. and the9sconccrt will
prove a. great pleasure : to all the music
lovers who attend. The subscription list
for the series is rapidly growing and
as but two moro days remain in which
to subscribe all music lovers should ems.
brace this final oppor tnnity to save by
subscribing for the same. These con-
certs will be the most notable Of the.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
M. MAY Again Elected.

The municipal election held il Louisa
Mcnoay resulted III the reelection of
Mayor j. c. May by is votes over ex-
Mayor James E. BiEb Mr.. j. T. Bickers
was -elected sergeant, and the follow
ing trustees of the LOWE We're chosen:
j. 6. Mas.. j. J. Porter, ". f. Goodwin.
.Lt, Denoon, CT H. Johnson, a. B. Wood
ward ana DR.. W. Q. Smith.
The total vote cast. was. So and the
mayoralty contest was spirited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Sol. Cutchins. specia. COIL
missioner. to George L. Christian, 10 81
feet cn aoutI, Size Floyd Avenue, l?' 81
feet west Of Piu1si. S. 800.
C. =. Dciiooa, trnstee Cor Mar:,aret q.
McKcogli., trustee. and ais 70 Harrie 1
French. IS :-12 feet on west size st. James
Street. Is IL feet from north; side OF
Duvai Street. 500
Henrico: j. n. Aliisson ai,d wife, t.
The Homo Building Company. . feet on
vest side aios:,y Street. Is feet sonth 81
Darlington Street, s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
VIGOROUS RUBBING.

WIN Dixie Nerve and Zone Linimene
will cure rheumatism. as thousands Will
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
b,r. Cobb Here.

Mr.. u. ". Cobb. head of .i,e leaf &c
partment Of the American Cigar Com
pany with headquarters at New York.
was III the city yesterday.
Mr.. Georga ~, Haynes. r:',nrietoa OF
Sttanewall Warehouse. has nipveu Ills
offices from Thirteenth Street TO tic.
Warehouse.