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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-08


n experimenting. the HzekfsIds grew
tired and refused 10 put up any mors
money Argument Vas ksard an.
the case submitted The court thsE
adjourned 70 convene again o. Tues
! day. December 10th
ccur. Notes
Vincent Fernandez has appealed
from Judgment by District Magistrate
/ Diekey against him ami IN favor OF c,
C. Biting for s25s.s0 or promissory
note.
In the divorce case Of Ain Ahoua
Ckl vs. Ahe0na KImo Ahoaa (w1
Judge Humphreys granted the prayer
OF the plaintiff yesterday The suit
was brought on the grounds Of dessr-
ton
Gehring & Butzke have appealed
from the Second District Magistrate
l. A. Diekey's Judgment CT non-suit
with costs Of S11.5s against them in
their suit to recover 1851 from Chez
WO for plumbing work and material
F. Wundenburg. the trustee for the
". II. Cummings heirs. has taken an
appeal TO the Supreme Court from the
decision Of Judge Humphreys sus-
tanning the demurrer of Geo Mark
ham. and dIsmissing the applicants
complaint
motion OF Bishop & Co. VS.. H. l.
Evans and X. Matsumoto was filed
yesterday. same being case of debt.
An order from the court was re-
quested directing that service OF the
summons in the above entitled cause
be made upon the defendant by pub
lication. The motion was denied.
a stipulation has been filed in the
case of Sister AlbeTtina trustee. VS..
Kapiolani Estate. Limited. and others
by counsel for the respective parties
that the plaintiff herein NAV have if
teen DAYS in which to serve and file
her bill OF exceptions. Attorney Peter
son for plaintiff; Kinney. Ballou &
Mechanism for defendant.
The w ]. England Plumbing Com
pany has brought notice Ct claim of
mechanics and materialsman's lien
against NJ. ". McChesney & Sons for
S16S, contract price of plumbing. la
Dor and materials. The premises in
volyed are held by the McChesney
firm under lease from the heirs of L.
H. Anthem. all residents of Copenhag-
en-, Denmark.
Attorney T. MeCants Stewart ap-
peared in Judge Humphreys court
yesterday and moved for a hearing of
his motion for new trial for VIM.
Davis who was convicted some time
since in Judge Gears court of having
maliciously shot a Chinaman. Attor-
ney Stewart stated that the defendant
was willing for the case to wait until
the February term. 1902, which was
ordered by the court.
The Supreme Court yesterday
handed down decision in the appeal
from the Tax Appeal Court in re as
sessmeus Of taxes estate of A. A. Cor
Mot. The value returned by the
taxpayer was $4,000, and that fixed
by the assessor $4,000 and that fixed
by the Tax Appeal Court $500. The
decision of the Supreme Court fixes
the valuation at $4,000. Robertson
& Wilder for the assessor. Cecil
Brown for taxpayer.
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osIee, to the Fees.

Notice of appeal to the Suprems
Court fled by Russell & Watson. at
tornsys representing the defendants.
in the case of Sehlief et al vs., Clark
81 al. In this matter a decree was
rendered bv Circuit Judge Gear on De-
~rrlhe- 2ad BIZ the terms OF which al
allowance Of $500 was made TO F E.
thompson. commissioner, for his ser.
vices as such commissi nsr, ard a
further allowance OF SffIS-20 was
made TO VII e. Fisher. for his ser
vices as auctionssr in making sale %
real estate. These two items are
stated rs grounds for appeal By de
PENDANTS
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-08

But it is our strict advertising
rule TO print only what we can
and viii do. In day OF so we
shall have our large Christmas
shipment opened up and ready
for your inspection.
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IN JUDGE Titles COURT.
A Large Amount of Probate Business
Disposed OF.


HILO. Dec. 6.-Since returning from
Honolulu, Judge G. F. Little has been
busy hearing probate and other mat
tiers.
In the estate of Make. Daniel and
Hall. respectively, Thos. c. Ridgway
was appointed administrator under
$500 bonds in each estate.
In the estate of Kane, petition for
an order of discharge of administra-
triX was fled by Wise & Nickeus The
petition was granted, the order male
and bondsmen released. The admin
istrator in the estate of Kupua (w),
was also ordered discharged from fur
Their duty and bondsmen released. The
same proceedings were had in the es-
tates of Hoaliku AMI Kaawe
In the estate OF Tsumura three legal
firms were in court Wednesday mora
ing. each with reasons why a partica-
lar administrator should be appointed.
Wise & Nickeus, Smith and Parsons
and Ridgway & Ridgway each made
their representations. Judge Little
settled the matter by complying with
the wishes of none and satisfying all.
He appointed A. E Sutton, fixing the
bond at $1,000
The case of the Hawaii Mill Co. VS..
Antoine SouZa, appealed from the Dis
trict Court. was remanded for further
hearing This was suit Or the sum-
mary possession of land. A similar
summary possession of land suit by
the Hawaiian Mill Co. VS.. j. Estrella
APPEALED from the district court. was
ordered on the calendar for the Janu-
airy term of the Circuit Court
In the suit of B. L. Jones VS. ]. K.
Peterson, defendants demurrer was
overruled.
In the estate of Nualoho. T. c. Ridg
way was appointed administrator un-
der $500 bond.
Both grand and petit Jurors were
drawn last Wednesday for the Janu-
ary term. The names on the panel
viii not be made public until service
has been had upon all drawn.
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Cooks, Waters. Servants. House
Boys, Garden Boys. Stable Boys. sup
plisd at moments notice.
Contractors requiring men can OBJ
tain thsm through Us.
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Mandamus Proceedings.

Kapiolani Estate, Ltd. VS.. Abram S.
Humphreys, First Judge of First Cir
cult Court.
A petition was fled yesterday By
the plaintiff. praying that process MAJ
issue against said respondent COM
handing him to appear before the ST.
preme Court at such time as the court
shall deem meet, then and there 10
show cause why peremptory writ of
mandamus should not be issued
against the said Honorable A. S. Hum
phreys, requiring him to rthwith
sign decree in said matter as re-
CURED by law. upon which petition and
order to show cause was duly signed
by the Hon W. F. Frear, Chief JUS
tice of the Supreme Court, command
ing the said Honorable A s. Hum
phreys to appear before the said SUI
preme Court on Tuesday, the 10th day
of December, 1901.
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The case of c. Vierra. the Portu-
guese store keeper. who was arrest
ed q short time ago fer selling liquor
without license, at the instance and
request of three police informers and
spies. was resumed in Judge Hum
phreys' court yesterday morning.
The case had been taken up at the
noon session FRIDAY but only three
witnesses had been heard when the
court adjourned until yesterday morn
ing These three witnesses were the
ones referred to as the police spies
and their frequent attendance st the
court has made their names familiar
to all. Just before this case was
taken up. and after the jury were
seated. Attorney Chillingworth sp-
peared for Adachi. a japanese, who
was convicted of selling liquor with
ont a license. at the Friday morning
session Of the court, BY these same
witnesses and who was fined $3.50 and
costs. Attorney Chillingworth APP
preached the court and said
May it please your honor, you stat
ed yesterday that-you would impose
the lowest fine You could upon the
defendant, and / find it within your
discretion to lower the fine imposed
yesterday from $3.50 and costs to 800
and costs"
The court asked Chillingworth for
his authority. and upon its being pre-
scented said that he had sentenced
the defendant under section 439 of the
Penal Code instead of section 444
which allowed a fine of 800. Judge
Humphreys thereupon ordered Adachi
70 be brought into court at IL O'Clock
and the fle was reduced as requested
The court then reiterated the state
ments Of few days ago in which the
court was supported by the highest
authorities in the states TO the effsct:
That he would refuse to sentence or
fine prisoners who appeared in his
court and VINO were convicted solely
upon the testimony of hired spies,
and informers.
The case of Vierra was then re-
sumed. No witnesses were put on
the stand by the defense and after a
short argument by Attorney Charles
Creighton for the defendant. and
Deputy Attorney General Cathcart.
the case was given TO the jury. After
celebrating for three hours the jury
returned verdict of not guilty.
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Remanded for New Trial.

4 decision was handed down from
the Supreme Court yesterday morning
in the case of Schweitzer & Co. VS..
Chas. J. FisheL The syllabus of the
case is:
F. wrote to that T intended 10
purchase goods, and asked S to treat
her wei, and let her select goods To
a certain amount, and look to him for
payment ) sid and delivered the
goods TO I. charged them To her. at
terward received part payment from
her. and later brought action against
T. alleging failure of T to pay. Held.
IS premise TO pay was one Of guar
2ntee only.
The decision and Judgment OF the
srial court was reversed and the case
remsnded to that court for anew trial
Attorney f. ~ Hankey appeared for
plaintiffs and ]. A. Magoon for de
prdant
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HERRl D[GIIRED TO
Be HOT GUILTY
T allure to Convict on
Testimony of In
formers.
COURT RElfFlRRs IT'S POSITION
mAHDAmUs PROCEEDINGS lHsTl-
TUTED BY KAPIoLANI
ESTATE
COURT RElFFlRKs IT'S POSITION

Wants Writ Directing Judge Humph-
reys TO Sign Judge Gears Decree
in Progress Block Foreclosure.
Court Notes.
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One Case in Supreme Court.

Tbs Supreme Court during the
morning session heard the discussion
-elating 20 the planting OF coffee Al
0laa between II. Haekfeld { Company
md Grossman Brcs A contract vas
made IN which the Hackfeld's were q
advance money 70 the CHEESEMAN'S.
but the venture seemed likely to be
a failure and after spending $1,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-29
fORK-RIVER LINE, va so WEST
THE FAvoRITE ROUTE NORTH

THE FAVORtTE ROUTE. NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND
40 P. NJ. No. IT, Baltimore Limited.
daily except Sundays. connecting ar West
Point with steamers for Baltimore and
York River landings stops only at sta
tions between Quinton and West Point
2:15 2. NJ. No 10 daily. except Sun
days local express for West Point and
intermediate stations. Connects With
stage at Lester Manor for Walkerton and
800 A. M., No u. local mixed. leaves
daily EXCEPT Sunday. Cor West Point emu
intermediate stations. connecting with
stage at Lester Manor for Walkerton and
Tappahanrock
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
0.15 A NJ daily. from West Point, with
connection from Baltimore. except Mon
days.
Mondays
5:I5 ?. VI. daily. except Sundays. from
West Point and intermediate stations
Steamers leave West Point daily except
Sundays. $50 F. NJ. arriving Baltimore
$50 a. ".
Steamers call at Almonds and York
town Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays:
Clay Bank and Gloucester Point Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays.
C. W. WESTBURY.
District Passenger Agent.
$40 E. Main Street. Richmond. Va.
8. Fl. HARDWICK.
General Passenger Agent
F. S. CANNON.
Third yice-Presidert and General Nam
aoer Washington. D. e.
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THE GATTls. KILG0 SUIT.
The Trustees Sitting as Church Court Ruled
as Absolutely Privileged.
fSneciaI Dispatch to The Times

ESPECIAL Dispatch TO Inc limeSJ
OXFORD, n. c., Nov. 2s.-The famous
suit of Rev. T. ]. Gattis vs.. Rev. J. {
Kilgo, president Of Trinity College, r
N. Duke and W. r. Odell. trustees OF the
college, has been in process OF i reheat'
ing in the Supreme Court here the pas
two days, having been reman0ed by INC
Supreme Court for a new trial.
The first trial, it will be remembered
resulted in a. verdict for $4,000 damages
for plaintiff Gattis. Evidence in the
present trial was closed at noon, being
offered by the defense, who denurred te
nlaintiff's evidence, and prayed a non
s,1it. The demurrer was overruled, anc
tha pon-suit disallowees. However, the
Judge made a ruling as to exceptions. as
made by counsel for defendants, W"cn
rul d out much. the grest' OF
evidence presented by the plaintiff, VIII
a view to impeaching the manner .. con.
Quoting an investigation of charGss
Gattis and Judge Clark against DR.. XII
go in 1898, the court holding that ths
trustees were sitting as church '''''
which was absolutely privileged.
Argument by counsel is in progress
IT. T. Hicks. of Henderson, opened 1os
the defense. followed by J. {. Biggs, OF
Durham, for plaintiff. who closed at II
o'clock tonight. Five others are to
speak. y
G Rovster. Of Oxford. for the defense
and w A. Guthrie, of Durham: a. W.
Graham. of Oxford, and a. a. HICKS, Oh
oxford, for the plaintiff.
Ex-Judge Winston will close argument,
sneakfne for the defense.The case WI
probably so to the jury tomorrow r.isne'
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Atlantic-C0as Line.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE NOVEMBEI
~, IJUi.
TRAINS J,EAVt. R,CHMOND-BERD

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE NOV EMBElt
TRAINS LEAVE KlcHMoND-BYRD-
Street STALLION
900 A. ~. NonrUl.r< . 4; LlMIIE y,
Sorrollz ll:2o A NJ. Stops only at peters
burg. waverly ana SuI.oik.
o:vo a. NJ. Daily: Arrives Pe5ersours
s Ellie A Nj wslao GnaT se "a No. io:s5 z M
Savannah 2:55 A. NJ, Jacksonville S;39 y.
NJ. Port Tampa 7:lo Z. NJ. Connects az
Wilson with NO. II, arriving GotdSooro
s::25 P NJ. Wilmington 600 p; NJ. Pun
man Sleeper New York to Jacksonviie
1855 a. ~. Daily, except Sunday Ar
rive Petersburg 1885 P, NJ Stops Man,
chester, Drew1y's Bluff, Centraill ana
:::Io P. NJ. OCEAN SHORE LIMITED,
Daily Arrive Petersburg 3:i9 2. NJ. Nor
folk 5:35 P. ~ Steps only at fe's's'''s 81
rives Petersburg 5:lS P. NJ, Weldon ,:a9
P NJ. and Rocky Mount 900 P. NJ. Makes
all Intermediate stops.
6:O7 P NJ Daily. Local Arrives Pc
tersburg 700 p NJ Makes all stops;
7:2;: F. NJ. FLORIDA AND WEST N
burg birs SO i F. N Connects with Nor5oIk
and Western for Norfolk ana i ntsras
date points,. Emporia 9:O3 p NJ. Cconnscts
with \. and D. for stations neI"eeh 90, e'ft !,
NJ Fayetteville 1882 A. NJ: Charleston
500 A NJ. Savannah 9:o6 a. NJ. JackS2n-
Vile "a P. NJ, Port TAMPA II ~ 7, NJ
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE GE0RG,lrA
Macon 1913 A NJ. Atlanta 12:3o 2 Nj,
bona eviIle 2:25 P. NJ. Pullman sleepers
New York to Wilmington. Charleston;
Jacksonvi!le, Port Tampa. Augusta ana
Macon. n...,,,,.-
9:1OP. NJ. Daily. Arriving Petersburg
9:55 F. NJ. connect at petersburg WI
Norfolk and Western Railway, arriving
rrnchb,rrs 2.an A NJ Roanoke ~ NJ
Bristol, 1o:40 a. W. Pullman Sleeper eich-
II 80 p. NJ, Daily. Arrives Petersburg
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
:::57 ~ NJ, Daily, from Jacksonvil.s.
Savannah. Charleston. Atlanta. Macon
Augusta and all points South
7:35 A. NJ. Daily, from Peterspurs'
Lynchburg and the West.
s:4S A. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. Pc
te IIho A. lo M Daily except sunday from
GoIdsboro and intermediate stations Nor
folk and Suffolk. . No
11:o5 y NJ. SUNDAY only. from ->o1-
1I:42 A. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk SUI
folk and Petersburg.
.:15 P. NJ, Daily, except Sunday, from
$50 ?. n. Daily, from Norfolk. Suffolk
any 1.45 I p NJ. Daily. from Miami. Port
ton. Wilmin gton. Goldsboro and all points
$50 s:5G P. NJ. Daily. from Petersburg,
Lynchburg and the West.
T. N. EMERSON. Ira ar na sfaha
!. H r n. F;MERsoN Genl Pass. Ast.
n g cAMPRELL Div. Pass. Agent
- - S3S East Main Street.
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LA1RE1kkgA&
AzAo z2ez SgzzXzz25)
ed, but not too much, for it glanced the
CREAT CHEERS FOR COPE.

GREAT CHEERS FOR COPE.
All cheered here-the wea-cIS of the
orange and blue. as we'll as those Of the
purple rose 30 swell the urroar. Sewanes
had score again on Virginia, as she did a
year ago. making the score to in Viz
ginia's favor.
AT the center of the field Coleman kick
ed off for Virginia, the ball going over
the goal line. and was again put in play
by Simpkins from 4. fair kick on Scwanees
twenty-fve-yard line. he kicked to Walk
er, who was downed in his
trs cks on the forty-taree-yard lire
Ivy Cope. Coleman made ten yards
f.rei ce- The ball TOW on Sewanee's thir-
ty-five-yard lire. Virginia worked the
play into he Tennesseeans' territory. and
GA TO The goal line, where Walker was
sent over for the second touchdown, in
eight minutes play. Coleman kicked goal.
nl>.-A..s score: virginia. u: Sewanee, 5.
AIarray kicked off for Sewallee fifty
yards to Moore, who advanced ten yards.
Coleman. after adding five, was nailed
by Colmore. Harris was dragged for If
teen through the line. Landlord made
four and Walker six in two downs. Har-
ris failed in the line
1t was now Virginia's ball-tilird down :
with half 4 yard to gain. Walker went
into the line for exactly the distance. In
three downs the six yards to the goal line
were gained. and Harris went through
left guard and tackle for Virginia's third
touchdown. Coleman kicked goal. max
ing the score-Eirginia, IS; Sewanee, D.
CHURCH IN THE GAME.
Here Church took Coleman's place at
left half Murray kicked off for Sewa-
nee forty yards to Harris, who was
brought down by Davis. Church opened
Tie play With ten, yards around right
frmhled on the tandem
play and Watkins was found Or the oval
when the mass was untangled- Watkins
tried Virg!nias tackle for no GAIN and
on a tumble Williams, for Virginia, got
the ball
Virginia made slow gains until Church
made a dash for twenty Yards, being
forced out and downed by Cope on Sc
wanee.s forty-yard line Slowly into the
Sevanee end OF the field the struggle
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Nov. "a. 1901.
lnI,IcSo Lt.Av II ttlCHMCSD; Va.
0:1U \. NJ, NO. :. oaily Tor durham, ~
C.. Danvule. ana all local stations So ,.i,Il
connecting at BurkeviEe for tarNiEllIe
ana t.yncnburg; at JenreyS LOT local SUI
tons on Norfolk DIVISION 10 batlEllie' Ut
Oxford for Henderson: az Durham aol
RaIeiph. Colds oro and all North Carolina
. 80 P NJ. No. 30. limited train
daily for Jacksonville ana all tlorlcA
points Havana. Nassau. etc. CONNECTS az
MoseIey with Farmvi!le and Po"hatao
Railroad: Greensboro for Durham.
Raleigh and WInston-Saism. at Chariotss
with NO. 81. United states last maIi, SOHO
train, daily for New Orleans and points
South which carries seepers to New Or
leans. Drawing-room sleeper richmond 10
Atlanta and birmingham. Through train
with sleeper, Salisbury TO Memphis. Din
ing car service.
1880 p NJ, No. II. Southern Express,
daily. for Atlanta. Augusta, JacksonViiie
Greensboro, Salisbury and Charlotte. onen
at Richmond $3.50 P. NJ. Connections with
New York and Florida Express and
Southwestern Limited, when carries
through sleepers to Augusta, Savannah.
Jacksonville Tampa. Nashville, Memphis.
Atlanta. New Orleans etc Complete din.
ing-car service Also Pullman tourist rs;
days. Washington to San Francisco. with
out change. with connection for all points
in Texas. Mexico and California
O.tu T. NJ, NJ II. IOSdt Od4fS.
Sunday, for NeysviIle and intermediate
points.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND
600 A. VI. and 5:43 P. NJ. From Allan
ia. Augusta. Ashevile and all points
South.
$40 \. VI. From keysvi!Ie and local
stations.
800 p N. From Durham. Charlotte.
Danvilie and intermediate stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and s., between Manchester and
NeapolS.
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New Dads in Mexico.
nv Associated PresS.)

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 2s.-Ihe mrs.
readinr has been given by Congress "
the report of the Committee on IN pu1 3ne
Works regarding a contract made oy the
Mexican National Railroad COMPANY IN
the construction Of two lines, one ~ w.
San Miguel. Camargo. to Monteress anu
another from the City OF Mexico ~ =.
point on the present main me ~ - Ia ~
r1ain line The report of the commit
49, 1,,t,ich is favorable. shows that the
,,ar, I;nes and the broadening or Tue
s - viii be for the benefit OF the pusl-
ness Of the country.
rAII.AHAssEE. F'LA.-Floridas state
Treasurer has taken up all the per r naHe
bonds of 1871 and per cent. oo'.us ,,t.
been substituted for all those :, now W. ~
Standing against the State OF florioa.
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NEW MA1N-sTREET STATION.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

LEAVE RICHMOND.
900 A. NJ, daily. Local to Old foiat'
Norfolk and Portsmouth -
1910 AM. except SundaE. Local. 10
Clifton Forge. Connects for orange, Cul-
peper. Calverton and Manassas.
1920 A, NJ, daily For Lynchburg. Lex
ington and Clifton Forge. Connects eX
cept Sunday for Rosney AiPereh eoI anel
3:45 p Nj. daily. ''St. Louis and Chica-
go Limited Dining car train: fu!!man
for Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis.
Five to eight hours quickest line West:
Connects for virginia Hot Springs. Local
train follows ST. Louis Limited from
Goroonsville. to Staunton. except Sunday.
3:41 p. M, daily. Local to Old Point,
Norfolk and Portsmouth. Pullman to Old
Point
40 P. NJ. except Sunday. Atlantic
Limited to Old Point. Norfolk and Ports
Point with Baltimore. Washington and
Cape Charlest steamers.
0:13 P. M, except Sunday, to Bremo.
1890 P. NJ. daily. F. F. Y. Dining car
train. Connects for Virginia Hot Springs.
Pullman to Hinton. connecting with par
log car to Cincinnati and Pullman to Gin
cinnati Louisville and the West.
ARRIVE NEW MAN-STREET
STATION.
500 "A. NJ. Except Sunday from Dos
$40 A. NJ. Daily from Cincinnati.
S:ao a NJ EACS''L outiudy from 6re1nO.
1000 a. NJ. Daily from Norfolk and
Portsmouth.
1910 P. NJ Except Sunday from Nor
folk and Portsmouth.
$3.50 P. NJ. Daily from Cincinnati.
6:35 P. NJ. Daily from Clifton Forge
and Lrnchburg, and except Sunday from
New Castle. Lexington and Buckingham
40 P. NJ. Daily from Norfolk and
Portsmouth.
S:15 P. NJ. Except Sunday from Cliff
ton Forge and Charlottesville.
Apply at 500 East Main Street. COS East
Main Street. Murnhys Hotel or New
further information.
H. W. FULLER JNO- D. POTTS,
G. p A A. CT A.
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n NV 8 w Norfolk @Westsrn
$500 eched"s> N Eject
NOVEMBER ns, 1901.
LEAVE RICHMOND {DAILT, BYRD.sTEEEr

eco a. M.-NoRFoLK LIMITED Arz,v, u
Norfolk ii:zs A. u Stops only At Peser,oaes
oo5 4. MSTHE CHICAGO EMPRESS Zee
Lynchhurg. Hnannke, Columbus ard Chicago
Buffet Parior Car Petersburg to Roanoke. Pull
man Sleeper Roanoke to Columbus; also for Bri,.
toll Knoxville and Chattanooga Pullman
SLEEPER Roanoke TO Knoxville
SIS P M.-OCEAN-SHORE LIMITED. Arrivs
Norfolk 5.ss z. NJ Stop, only at Petersburg
Waverly and Suffolk. Connects st Norfolk with
steamers 10 Boston, Providence. New IorE. Bal,t.
N orc and Washington.
mediate stations Arrives Norfolk at Id. 10 p. NJ
9IOP M.-ror Lynchburg and Roanoke. Con.
meet. At Lynchburg with Washington end Chatta-
nooga Limited. Pullman sleepers Lynchhurg to
Memphis and New Orleans Cafe. Parlor and OBJ
walton Car Radford to Alfalfa. Ala Pullman
Sleeper between Richmond and LgGchburs
Pullma ali Sleeper Petersburg and Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from LynchouTs ana
The West daily at ISIS 4. II. and s.5o Z. NJ, from
Nor ok and the Ea,s a. l.loA ~. IL !. a. NJ
and T. NJ.
JNO. Z. WAGNER, City Pas,. sad TicSs' Az
c. n BosLEY, District Passenger Agent.
". 3 BEv1LL, General Passenger Agent.
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JUMPED AND WERE HURT.
Train Wrecked While Speeding AROUND
Sharp Curve.
lRr Associated Press.)

RATION ROUGE. LA. Nov. ga north
hound freight train on the Atlanta, knox
Vile and Northern Railroad was "recheu
two miles south of here TINS evening,
Conductor Harvey OFT. of hnoA'i'1I, aItu
Engineer Ed Dawson, Oh btue tsoSe
80 Titled and the fireman and brake
man. were seriously injured. ,,u,
The locomotive ju1nped the track "hiie
r,,nnine at a high rate OF speed around
. sharp curve, and rolled down forty,
foot embankment, followed by seVerai
iron cars.