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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-30
Canada Gun Defenders.

Canada Cup Defenders.
Chicago, July 2.-The Cadillac won the
seventh trial race to-day, beating the ILL.,
nois by one minute and five seconds over a
twenty-one mile course. At the conclusion
of the race the judges announced that they
considered the results so far obtained IN
decisive and ordered three more races.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-30

The List of Wounded
who have been healed by Banner Salve is
very large. 1t heals all wounds or sores and
leaves no scar. Take no substitute.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-30
BROOKLYN :, PHILADELPHIA q.

BrideSrOOms Manage to Break the
QHakers' Winning Streak.
Philadelphia, July 29.-Brooklyn broke
Philadelphia's winning streak TO-DAY Dono-
hue was hit quite freely. but Hughes kept
the home teams hits we'll scattered. At
tendance. 1851. Score:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-30
FATHER of GERMAN METH

FATHER OF GERMAN METHODIsM.
Chicago. July 29.-The Reverend Adam
Miller, called 1.-The father Of German Meth
odism in America and said to be the old
est Methodist minister in the United States
died at his home here to-day Of old age,
being 81 years old.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-30
STANDING of THE CLUBS.
Yesterdays Games.

Yesterdays Games.
National League. American League.
Chicago g. CIncin. Z. Milwaukee 2. Wash i.
Brook. :. Phia. g. Bait. 10. Detroit =.
s SsssnDS : NsS yos -rh''s-R.'a
TO-Day's Schedule.
National League. American LEAGUE.
New York at Boston. Phila at Cleveland
Philadelphia at Brook.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-30
Boston 4, Chicneo 4,

Chicago July .e.-McFarland's home run, after
two men We're out in the ninth inning, was ali
nat saved the locals from shutont to-day The
visitors found Patterson readily, but Young
pitched in great form. Attendance 100 Score
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-30
Baltimore.

feld Tirn nt II, - ht1. 7: Miiams !; E1bsr-
Stolen bases-Donlin 2. First on balls-On Cronin
!. of Nops l. Hit by pitcner-Crockett 1. First
Detroit g. Baltimore 6 Struck out-By Cronin
by Nops T. Double plays-Eberfeld and
hours. Cmpires-Hasktll and Manassau.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-30

The Cool Northern Route
Should be enjoyed at this time for trip
where the temperature is delightfully."- cool.
Wabash Ticket Office. Eighth and Olive.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-30
BOSTON 5, NEW YORK 4.

BOSTON s, NEW YORK 4.
Beaneaters Defeat the Giants by Some
Timely stick Work.
New York, July 29.-Boston beat New
York in the tenth inning in the first game
this afternoon on hits by Murphy and Lowe
and Longs two-bagger. Hickman's error
enabled the Bostons to tie the score in the
eighth. Davis was unable to play because
of illness. Attendance. 1900. Score:
FIRST GAME
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-30

8. s. s. has heea
before the public
for many years /;
from, a small begin
ming, it has steadily
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-30
declared out for interference

Totals SIS 9.es 10 Totals 40 il
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

A. substituted trustee in a deed OF
trust. dated October 10th. 1891, from John
" Fox aud Horace =. Fox 20 John p.
PAYNE. Jr. which deed Of trust r. record
cd IA Wise County Court Clerks Onice in
d. y PC. page J62, I will on Saturday.
June isi, 1901. az the front door Of the
Interm0nt Hotel. in the town OF Big Stone
Gap, Virginia, sell a. public outcry TO the
highest bidder, the following property
situated in said town, to-wit, lot of block
p as shown ON a map OF said town record
ed in the Wise County Court Clerks or
fee. and designated as Improvement
Company plat No. D. Said sale will hs
held between the hours of 10 q. m. and Z
p. m. upon The terms Of one-half cash In
hand, and the balance in two equal I'M
stallments H. three and xix months from
date Of sale. the deferred payments to Do
secured by lien note With good persona
security; 90 bear interest 90 the rate o
6'6 per annum from date OF sale, deed G,
bee made af time of sale.
z r. lawns.
Nave 1921 Substituted Trustee
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ONLY FOUR or THEM LEFT.

Ni ttc widows 90 soldiers uho fought iu
fhe Americaa Revolution. only iouf now
renaia un ,hc pension fel There we're
tairtecu seven scars ago
one 90 The four safirors i. Esher pa.
moa. Vho lives at Plymouth Union. Nt.
She IS 90 years old She rss married Si5.
her hcsaaut MAS Is. che cas- ~
hehecca Nego. tae oldest OF tho foer
Survivors, is 50 She hVcs la Neaburu.
We, She rss a.-rfie3 in $50. ahcu shs was
as. her husband vas -
The Youngest afthe iorr is Mary Sncaa
agei 50 Size D. az Park sley. va. She vas
g shea she married Her husband WAS az
old man then
The fourth -arrivor is Nancy Jones. oil
}oncslfere. Tenn. She Is Sc. She VAS Il
years old shea she mSrricd a nau Of fS
There are onis seven genuine ~Daa.h-
tiers % tie Revelation on the pension
role. fheir fathers fonght in ihe var Tor
tntepeudsnce. The Oldest o. nankah Ne
veil Barrett, Of Bostoa, uho g. nov i0i
seafs old
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A WORTHY SUCCESSOR



hf docn.. .ave tticl Dob cure cA-
TANNH I. t.. u-c.f powders. acid PASS.
iuurIer- aad lIue- Dr.. ra-ir form .lt.s,
powders l.,r.. t.. ,.......s .,.-.t....
causing chem Boz ctacA anen and lt..a
IIe powerful acids u.ol n tac inh,ier.
have entirely caien ana, the same NOM.
b-aues ihat iaeir anakcr. ba,e aimed t,
cure, ntle nastcs ari ointment. cannot
reach che disease. An old and eancricac-
cd practitioner vlo has for many year.
made close -fudf and specialize Of thc
treatment oi CATABRH. has 90 last ner-
footed a treatment which when faithful,
used, not orls relieves 20 once. iui PER-
maueutiy cures CArARRH. hv removing
tle cause. stopping Che discharges. ana
curing add inflammation. lt is the oni,
remedy known 90 science that actual,
reaches the ehicted parts. The wonder
/ Col remedy is Known as SUPPLIES the
+ Qua RANrEEn CATARRH CURE" and
I is sold 40 tae extremely low price OF one
Dollar. eaeh package containing internal
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-23

~ y - ~ 1oal q >lsoesrs 80
ea>,e1seetes ~ rscsonseo Ckanb>e-
1aia1 Cole. Cketera nod D;e<rkees Rene
~" says Deoexlst 4. ". Ss~<sll<, ~
Hartford. Gear. "A LADY ca<ss-<ef. see
Ing tAe remedy exposed Tor sale On my
show cese. said to- mo; Il really believe
tat nedi>ine saved my lie the psst ann.
usr ~hii~ ~ she shore. md hccsne -
enthusiastic over It's merits that I az once
nsdr up -, mind 10 recommend IL In We
nv store 80 essrceme With collie .,ssns
thai Ne e<ak Al once 20 the ~, 4 gave
tio dose 81 tais remedy which helped
hir- ! repeated the dose RaS In fftssn
rnirstes he zen m, <tore sn,lingly in
torninr me that Ne felt a. we'll IS ever =
sold by J. W. Kelly, Druggist. =
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-23

NlkGlNiA:-ln the Clerks Once Of
Circuit Court OF the County Of Wise ON
the sth day OF MAY. 1901
Henry County Tobacco
Company a 81, Plaintiff.
vs. lin Chance,
Kyle, e. al. Defendants.
The object Of this suit il 10 attach All
Of the estate Of defendant. 7. r. KYLE. for
the purpose Of su5iecting the same 10 the
pal mcnt Of the debts OF the complainant
set forth ia the bin and especially a
certain stock Of goods in The store house
% Big stone Tap. Va. formerly occnpied
bf T. X Kyle, which stock ct goods Il i
alleged Was sold by said KYLE 10 the de-
PENDANTS. Anderson aud Names. and "a
nave said alleged sale declared void. And an
attachment having been returned levied
on said stock Of goods. Aud Il appearing
from sthdayii on Me in Ssid ofsce that n
X. tyle . a non resident Of the State of
virginia. il Is ordered that be appear here
~iesn hfieeu days after due pabIicafion
Of THIS order ana do shat Is necessary 10
protect bic interest in this suit. And n
Is ieriher ordered that copy hereof be
Published for four successive weeks In
she BIG stone Cap Post and that cons
ne pasted az the fsons door OF the cour,-
house Of this esansy as prescribed hv Law
A ccg,--Tesie;
W. r. KstsoaK. CLERK.
ny {. A. lesSsos, ID. c.
~ .
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Every once 10 while somebody rises up
10 tell the youas men Of this generation
that they have no such chance 70 succeed
=. Sesiness or in professions IN sort Of
tss <bfsoes vail over The fact. Nov Il i
undoubtedly true that the conditions Of
success have very much changed within
The past twenty Ave Years but Il Is equally l
true that those Who have the intelligence I
70 adjust themselves 10 she existing situs-
tiea, together With requisite amount Of
energy, need have no fear Of their future J
A few wee ago General Joseph Wheel
er delivered IN address In New YoFk be-
fore Church Temperance Society. in the !
course OF which be said. Daring all my
life have bad requests from young men
foF letters which wouid help them to get
situations. always say 10 Them. Go to
the place of business where you want 10
get work and tell the proprietor that ycu
have come to make your fortune and are
willing 20 work hard TOT IL, and that he
yin give you trial you viii come WILTON,
pay Cor month. After you have got
that, YOU must not 60 20 the theatre. You
must go 90 bed cariy and get up early. so
20 De 90 your place of business i've min
utes before you have TO. Then. when you
are told TO do something DO &C. aud come
back so quickly that they don't knou
yon',e been gone.
''iu year you sill be debating. salaries
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-23
Il Saved His LEG

r 4. Deaisrs. o. Ls(ssAsre. cs.. soaer.
e Tor six nsutks sifh a irirhtfai faa.
aiag sese on 49, leg hat wtiiex that Bsl,k !
iee's kfaics Ssise wholly eared q IL Ave
s=es For Clesrs. weonds. Piles. it's sae
be<< <.ise IN fkp .ofad. Care gssran-
sss4. osls 10 Sold bf =. " Keily.
DssSsist. ~
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-23
u. s. POST OFFICE.
RlE stone On. n

Bis stone Gap. Va
,. n. Gouii.s. rN sR ls-sss, as,i p. y.
OFFICE HOURS
ornrrsi delivery oren from q. 'n. o. o-ii o. tn.
frtrrrf ~nrdafI
so,'d,, hauf, FROM q. en- 90 10 q. n .ua from
~ ,. - sr.m
NoNEY ORDER OFFICE
oren from q. m. 60 q p. m. every tsy. rrceri
cuutag
MANS CLOSE.
Fof 4. A y. z ~. FssI. 81 80 r..
Per T.. 4 o. o.. West. ~ SO D.
lur ~ atua m
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-23
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Bio STONE GAP

TnfSrrf METHODIST cHrRcu.-Rxv. ,. T.
ws.sn. rasier. rrsaching every SUNDAY. mcroiug
snt rirhi-
r'cfock - =. Wotrr. Experimentation.
fnArrn-N ErrlNa Feerr "wednesday.
C.sss- hssriSe.- -firsi Sunday In - incn ai
n'ctock ,.
PRESBYTERIAN cHCRCH.--Rsy. - G. MASS
-r<. Pastor. rreachinr seccnd saadsy IN each
month. uorrln1 ani nlEht. 81 tn EplsEorai Church
Srrrsf ~scaooa- Sunday uorning a. ~
e'cl-ck. a. Fr~shytsrlsn Chsapls III tfidEs ~
I. Srttrv A.. Superintendent.
BAPTIST CHrHCu.--nrr. y. A VINES. Pastor
Preaching every 1nd ant fih Suntay, rnerrirr ani
uisht. A. Nortan every Are Snrisy.
>rxuar->csrst- very Srrfsv rrarrfur a. 10
c'clefk---1. n. Guoilee. Superintendent
Pawn AsrrtSa livery wednesday rl-ht.
Cunfsrt Ak CugnCH|--rrr. r. r. roifrr rasio-.
Preaching nr.i Sunday o. rach nonih, uacruiur and
ldrhf.
Srsnsr-srnncf .--frrrr Srrfa~ evening 4
e'ciets. " y Hstrf. Superintendent.
raasrr-Nrarvs .--Errry TIur-isy night.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-23

Ases fioreeec Neeman. , 10 has been a
great Sufferer from rauscalar rhcuastisaa.
ssss Chamberlain Pein baim Is TIE onls
rer'e5s that affords her ,ns relief Miss
Nssn,.n . much respected resident of
the Village Of GRAY, \ j., &ed makes this
statensnt Tor The beaeft Of Others s.ml-
larry sm,sted. SThis lisinsn, j. fof safe
- J. W. Kelly Druggist. p
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-23

sketch Of the Mining Industry
at that place.

81 k1ta( Ri&S0s
Rufus q. Gambler. ~titiaE 70 the Bristol
Ne.ss from Toss Greek. hes ths following
to say Of thu, important minsng town
The readers Of the Bristol News have
been msde familiar With the steadily in
crossing Developments made throughout
the great Fiat Top coal fields Of South
vest Virginia. We herewith give thsn
few notice Of rapid development made IN
aao,her section Of this great mineral dis
drici.
The Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke Com
Pans. The large plants being deveopej
by this company are located on the Clinch
Valley aivision Of the Norfolk aud West
err railroad. - miles East Of Norton. Va.
This is one Of the largest and best equip
ped coal mining operations in the South,
being thoroughly equipped with the latest
appliances and machinery. including cleo
trio haulagcs and three Jehrics Mauufac-
turinE Co.'S latest improved washers and
coal separatofs.
Toms Creek steam aud domestic Goals
and Church Valley gas coal has become
consignmcnts are constantly being made
70 many points In South America and
Europe The seam will average seven
feet throughout the field aud the natural
advantages for development are an that
could be desired The seam runs with
ezcsllent regularity aud is folly supplied
with natural drainage. This company al-
90 mauufaetures furnace aud foundry
coke, having 500 coke ovcns. There are
something like 5000 men given employ
nent on Toms Greek. and miners are MAKE
rig good money
Mr. &c. n Luhkins. late of r,an.,i-
vauia. b. general manager. Mr Luhkins
has bad ~ wears experience as chief enc
rinecr and superintendent for somc otfho
largest coal operations boz thc famous
riusburE regions of pennsylvania. JAS.
williams. formerly oi hc Crantt Nssi
Coal end Coke Comaanf. is assistant
manager Ne williams ha. perhaps Dad
motci experience in underground enfs
than any other nian in che South. haein,
= served 90 years a- miniur foreman .r uu-
foreground work Mr Williams ua. chic.
s'i '"e 'i'nin- I'D,
"
'f ''
irr I.fr- rr.- .uU ar f... .
thorou1hl- c1ui rei rlh . OH. I.fr-|
appliances. heated hv steam ani Uchfr.
hf eirciriciff &c., q ID ~lurr ls .i.r.
- manager Nr >hurr ias had lf frars
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-23

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sr~ntv-sclfont. --FvrrF SUNDAY faofuirr 81 10 ~
c'riuck ~. .. ~lrfr. superintendent.
fHarxs- unrrlro --Frg-s Wednesday uirht
lntsr --Frrrt SUNDAY az N 80 a. ln.. aut o..
-kne 4. n finufs1s, Tasf.f-.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-23

The company is operating this mine
under lease. sod has suffered considerable
less o. large fali Of slate very recently
l,as j. zhoui ready for operation agair.
tbs i one q The largest opeufuys on
l'ons Greek. sad the output, ~hen ia fun
operation, greater. givlsg employment 90
over 10 uee. This mine also has com
miss-sy "a rpunsetiou. Harry Whnshead
= chief b<ak boss. He is an Old operator
himself. aud - very popaias sifh all the
nen. hs 10 assislsth, Nessrs Alexander
sad Hu0phteys.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-23

= J. Ayers, sec.
Ayers building. he SroEr car Va
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-23

NlRGlNfA:-In the Clerk. OMce nj
Circnit Court Of The County OF Wise on
the Sth day of Nav. 1901.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02

were discussed Governor Otero is now
serving a recess appointment and Mr.
Dame endorsed his candidacy for 1crma-
ncnt appointment as Governor Of New
Mexico.
A committee from she Ex-Slavcs' Mu-
tual Benefit and Protective Association
which held ITS annual session in this city
recently, called on President Roosevelt
today and extended the respects OF the
organization.
Among others who called today
were General McCook, Representative
Lamb, of Virginia. ex-senator Thurston
of Nebraska. Senator CUlhersOn. OF Texas:
Senator CuI5m. of Illinois; Secretary
Root. Postmaster General Smith. and Eu-
gene Saudow. the strong man.
The President guests at luncheon today
were: Mr.. and Mrs James T. Eckles. of
Chicago; ex-senator and Mrs. Walcott
Mayor and Airs. Dunn, Mrs Il 5. =.
BeJle. and Mr.. Nelson.
The President todsy issued his Thanks
giving Day proclamation.
The following appointments by the
President were announced today:
War-CharIes y. Nichols. 20 be surgeon
of volunteers, with rank OF major: Jo-
scph :. Heron. to be captain OF caval-
~, James B. Mitchell 20 he captain in
the Artillery Corps; George q. Broone.
90 be first lieutenant i'm the Porto Rico
Provisional Regiment Of Infantry: Willis
G. Metcalf, TO De first lieutenant In the
Porto Rico Provisional Regiment Of In
fantry: Charles f. Andre. TO be sur
geou Of volunteers. with rank Of ma jor:
Eugene Van y. Bissel, 20 be second lieu
tenant Of cavalry
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02
BY THE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES or AnrnlcA.
a PROCLAMATION.

The according ine-haIowed custom Of
our people the President
praise to Cod
Thanksgiving
death Of President Mckinley
because
awaken in the breasts Of our country
at the same time rsue
from the path Of strong orderly liberty nation we
IA safely trod.
Yet in
people earth
The past particular Of
pospered in things
uplifting in things intellectual
much has been true
homage comes from the heart
in deeds We Almighty by
way In which on this earth
feloW-men
therefore Theodore the
the this
the land the people
several homes
good Tor the countless blessings our
to be affixed
Done at the City Of Washington
OF hundred
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Of
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02
A FATAL TRAIN COLLISION.
Two Men Killed and Several Injured
In Indiana.

VALPARAISO. Ind. Nov Two men
were killed and several wounded at 9
O'Clock last night in collision between
a worktrain and q freight ON the Penn
sylyauia Railroad. one mile west of Ply
mouth. Ind. The dead are
Joseph Clifford. Valparaiso. and H. p
Crompton. of Fort Wayne. conductor of
the work train
The more seriously injured are. James
Briggs. Valparaiso Charles CoycT. and
Mead Logan. Valparaiso. and +. WordeH.
OF Plymouth
The dead and injured We're members Of
the train crews and OF a gang working
on thc new double track at Don,Ison.
and made Plymouth thei- headquarters.
At the bottom of the steep hill and ut
"a sharp bend in the track. the local. run
ming ~ high speed. crashed into ClifOrd's
train. which consisted only Of a lOComo-
tive and caboose, i'm which were the crew
of fifteen men Cars and locomotives
were crushed and smashed into bits and
traffic WAS delayed for hours. Not man
in the crew escaped uuinjUrcd and il is
feared several of them are So badly
wounded that death IS inevitable.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02
PLAYING AGAINST ooEUMBIA
The Pennsylvania EIeves Lines II
in New York

INC AthhNA - anna f-EeRe Lines %
in New York.
POLO GROUNDS. NEW YORK. Nov.
2-The football teams Of Columbia and
the University of Pennsylva1ia met on
the gridirou AZ The Polo Grounds this af-
teruo0n before about lSOly spectators.
Though the sun made IL ri le warm for
fast football. I'm "a gruelliug contest Of
two 25-minUte halves the conditions were
otherwise fine. y brisk wind blew from
the north, but little Of IL penetrated into
the pocket Of the field. The lsridiron was
smooth and springy and not 700 hard.
Columbia entered the game sbadIs- Grip
pied and her adhereIts appeared 20 have
small hope that she would win. Many
substitutes appeared in her line who.
while they have done good work on the
scrub team, were ackn0wIsdked not TO
bc up 20 the standard of 'yarsity caIibrc.
Charles a Dana, manager the Colun-
hla team, said before the game: Il shall
De greatly astoui-h,d If We win today"
Just before the game considerable
number of Wagers were made at odds Of
. 10 ] and To- =, The Pennsylvania men
offering the odds
IL was the first time the Quakers lad
appeared here since lss5. and they re-
CsIycd a royal welcome. Oyrra thousand
rooters for the rcd and black had come
I'm from IhiIldcIhia cd special train
and were Uasscd together IN Especial Sec
tI0n Of the ETaudstaud
They had brought their band with th,1n.
too. composed entirely Of students Soon
the hig stands began To take on color. The
Philadelphia contingent marched il and
took thoir seats in body amidst a bass
chorus Of "hu.rahs"
BY the time the same started the stands
were crowded 10 thnir luu capacity and
there were about l>.gg people all told in
the grounds.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02
CHEERS FOR THE ROYAL PARTY
EnthusinStic Reception of the Duke
of York in Lnnhnn.

LONDON, Nov 2.-Tbe Duke and DJCh-
eSs of Coruwal; and York arrived iu Lon
don today Their return from the long
tTlp was made the occasion for an en-
thusiastic welcome. The entire route from
Victoria Station to Marlborough house
was decorated with flags and flowers A
bright sun and the crisp autum1aI air
encouraged siShtse.rs to- come out. and
they hItd every inch OF available space
from which n view could u- obtained
The royal train arrived s,t Victoria sta
uon az l--i5 p- m. The mrmI-.-s OF the
royal family. the Cabinet Ministers. and
other officials awaited the arrival Of thc
train on the platform. The ~ nts in
London Of the various colonies presented
addresses OF welcome
Earl Roberts. commaudcr-ir-gh.af or the
forces. conducted the King aEd thc Duke
Of Cornwall and York along The lines of
the guard Of honor The royal party thcu
entered carriages and dsuF. slowly along
the route through cheering crowds. The
suns in St James Park fired royal
salute. The party arrived at Marlborough
House at $40 - IN
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02
CENSUS CHIEFS MAY PROTEST.
New Order Requiring Extra Work
without Additional Pay.

Quite number of the employees i'm the
Agricultural Division of the Census Omce
have been disturbed within the last two
days 10y a new order of business which
has been inauEurated there \ great
many protests are being made covcrtly
and the section chiefs Of that division
ara loud in their complaints i'm private
conversation, although they say nothing
in public.
The facts i'm the case are said 90 DE as
follows The Agricultural Division is now
at wosk on what are known as the CROP
cards This is a feature of the divisions
work which must bc completed by next
July Director Merriam has promised tho
committee of Congress that the work
shall De completed and published hv that
time There Is "a great deal Of business
&" transact in this connection and il was
NJ first thought advisable to employ a
hlsht force. but owing To the fact that
each tahulating machine must be cxamin-
cd every evening this was found 10 be
impracticablc.
he question then occurred as 90 how,
extra time might be- put in by the en-