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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-05

hacen saber en- una hoja suelta, que Pedr ;
Fournier no es aqu6 orador que ellos dacian
sino PertQutto, nsat0 testd.
A don Antonio Arias le liaman Mutcflo, Ell
buen Uiej0
A Besosa, Bocoy.
A Santoni, Son. .tnTT0n.
A los Morales los amos cfiqdttoS.
6Que Sc hicieron, pues, las grandes fguras
republicans de Poncef EZRA TODD question de
espej'smo?
hasta dicen que Chevalier no puede ser
AlcaIde, porque no paga contribution al TE-
soRO INsULAR.
IHombre, qle Sc yea eso!...
Una vez nosotros 10 dijmos ALI, por po-
co nos arrastran esos mismos que hoy 10 repi-
ten.
va sabfamos que con ell tempo Figueroa
sus cojds nos habfan de dar Ia raz6n
Todavfa aquellos que nos lanzaron de
Ponce, seran capaz de ovacioearr0s 81 tuviera-
mos la mala Idea de asomar por alf.
Pero 5que contestant Degetau?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-05
RieuveniHu

Aver regres6 epfermo de Nueva York ell
fnteligente tip6graf 70 don jose Bel6n Vega, re-
gente que fu6 del DiarIo dc Puerto Rico y LA
DEMoCRACIA , litimamente 10 era de The Pater-
to Rico Herald.
Sobre su salida de la gran metr6poli ame-
rfcana, he aquf aIgunos parratos de Ia carta
que nos dfrige ell senior Mufioz Rivera
<Por causas de salud, despues de un CON-
portamiento sin tacha. Sc ha visto Vega en- Ia
necesidad de volver la isla. Vega es un en-
peado antique, inteligente y fel, y debemos
ayudarle sin vacilaci6n ninguna, tanto mas
cuanto que aquf Sc condujo con Ia propia Co
rrecci6a que en- Puerto Rtco1
Nssotros saludamos al amigo Vega, que
yueIye desde ell lunes q desempefar cargo
en- esta i'm prenta, deseandole que los aires de
la TERRA. nativa lie devuelvan la salud perdida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-05
Boda en- Rio-Piedras

Anoche Sc celebr6 un mstrimonio en- Rio
Piedras.
Fran los desposados nuestro correligiona-
rio don Franc PiIeiro y Ia simpAtica seno-
rita Cruz Florez, sobrina del administrator de
este dario.
Oaci6 en- Ia cefemonia al vlrtuoso prestf-
tero seior Torres.
Entire los muchos concurreptes ae hala-
ban las bellas seforItas JuaDa Torres, Car
men Sayas, Elisa Abril y simplicia Rodriguez
DessaDos 10 j6sen pareia mil feliclda'
des en- 81 nusvo essado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-05
Lo del dia
La Corte de Humacao 0dio y extermi-
nio-Un fiscal de cuerpo entero.

Sin pre&mbu1os, vamos presentar un IN
forme nuestros amigos que, 81 Sc confrma,
ser6 urueba elocuentisima de que no paoecl-
mos un error cuando seguramos que Sc acer-
caba una era de muy justas reinvidicaciones
Sc dice por San Juan que Sc proyec1a una
com hin aci6n en- la Corte de este Dlstrlto y,
como consequences l6gics ,quedara fuera de Ia
magistratura ell juez valdes Cajas, sustituyen-
dole un norte-americano.
81 Sc nombra cemO sustituto de Vaioes
Caiss I'm funcionarie de austeros principles
no tmplica cuales sean su origen nj 50 ra-
za-ese sera ell mas feel guardador de Ia ley
fscaizando por su propio prestigio, los pro-
cederes de sns compafisros.
A ser Il, estan de enhoraouena Ia Impair
cialidad y . justicis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-05


eta Cores pond ncia> de San Juan, inser-
ta un remitido de Jose Tous, fscal de Ia CoTte
de Hnmac&o.
All encoDtramos pArrsfo que viene
co,n0 untlto al dedo pa RI poner de maL1hest Ia
passion que gu{. Tous en- ell desemp' NJ De sn
cargo, haciendoe incurrir en- notor1as in1os'
tctss >,
Copiamos xLo de los procesamientos de
LA DEMOCRAC1A-escrihe Tous-no debiera
ser motive de disgusto nj para esta ni para su
colega neoyorqn Up les de esa sueTee tte'te ret
,nOsa ocusi6n de as,.n1ir una dctftud gdtAT60
pRoBANDO Les CARGOS QUE HAGEN VA QUE ES
sABIDO QUE LA PENA DE LA INJURIA CALUM-
MA NO ALCANZA AL QUE PRUEBA LA
VERDAD de las IMPUTACIONEs QUE HAGEN
FIJNCIONARIOS PUBLICOS1.
Bien. En- LA DEMoCRACIA del II de Agos-
to, diio Toro Fernandez respecto Ia vista oe
una causa seguida contra el
EEL fscal-Tous-soc6 rel,tctr una se,.te,a-
cin diteja para dfifmdr QUE NO DEBlERON AD-
MITiRCEME MEDIos PRoBATORIos EN Las INJU-
RIAs. HABIENDOsE HECHo PoR BENEvOLENCIA
DEL TRIBUNAL.s
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............. ...'..'.......''' '''...''-
xLa defensa-licenciado Bernardini--puso
de- manifesto que Is sentencia sacada relucir
nor eli fiscal era fambre; otras nov1simas que
tenfan fuerza de ley-G la que di6 lectura-
anuiaban aquela, despojandoia de su doctrina
jurfdica.
ACuS2QOI
al citar aquei texto, aboltdo va por ia juris
prudencfa noderna.
si asabiendas, queriendo abusar de la man
sa6nmhre de los iuaces, apel6 tan pobre re-
curso para sugestionarles, obr6 NAL.
81 nor ignorancia cometi6 ell yerro, enton-
cas hay Que convcnir que no merece ocupar
ese puestoS
Estos hechos podsmos probsrlos con inf
nidad de testgos.
Da modo que Ia Inconsistencies de Tous,
| n.g6ndonos como acusador el derecho de JUS
tifcar cargos contra una autoridad coDstitui-
da. da concediendonoslo jurfdicamente cuando
ocupa las columnas de un peri6dico para since
rarse como particular, pone de relieve su ma
la rs Y So torpe inquins.
.Podr6 ponerse de acuerdo Tous Soto en-
ire 10 que dijo en- eli salon de sesiones del ayun;
| Toro Fernandez,y 10 quo escribe hoy en- La Co
| rrespondencia, de 10 capital?
| lQui&!
No 10 harS
El silencio es is respuesta de los culpa-
blsa.
Straford.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-05

En- Filipinas no apaga ell incendio de Ia
Los tagalos siguen moviendoss con su sor-
prendente sctividad en- una lucha sin cuarsel.
SD moderna t6ctica es atacar en- emoos-
cada sobre todo de noche a las fuerzas 1e-
derales, hacienda prisoneros La c-ganiza-
cl6n Ia audaca de aqueilos por 10 que hace
Samar, reclaman IN ejercito aguerrido de
&c. 900 homb mbres para debelarlos.
Esa es Ia opinion de diestros Jefes de Ia
milfcia de Estados Unidos.
Va no son solo los desastres de Samar y
de Balsggina; ST que tambien en- Camarines
del sur fue destruido un destacamento ameri-
c8nO. -
vease, pues, que Ia captura Is perncia
ia Aonina,do. en- NADIA copsolida Ia sobera q "a
de- porte america en- ell archip6'ago
Els de sentirse por Ia hnmanijad por Ia
civilization qne sn los a'bores del sigo X \ So
prolongue esa contienda de odio De exter-
mimic.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-05
Hotel OIinnPo
SANTURCE
A s minutes de San Juan.

china. Esplendda ventilacion Parque
moderao para famas Alumbrado
moderno.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
MR.. GALLAHER HERE. !.
Denies That lie is Getting Ready to Sell Out
to American Tobacco Company

Mr.. Thomas Gallaher, proprietor of the
Galls.her Company, Limited, Of Belfast,
Ireland, is in the city on his way to New
York, from which place he will sail on
Saturday. next for Great Britain 1t is
understood that be is making some large
purchases OF tobacco while herc.
A report. current in this city, to tie
effect that Mr.. Gallaher. was winding up
his affairs, with a view. to selling put to
the American Tobacco Company, was abb
solutely denied by the gentleman himself.
He declared when seen yesterday, that
no oody owned Gallaher out Ga11alef nm
self; that he had given no option en-
his concern, and that he, was In no, other
way bound to the American Company.
He denied the truth of all the reports
concerning him. ,t ..f!f I'll
1T is understood that while here Mr..
Gallaher. is making some pretty Large
purchases iof tobacco. In the West lie
I'D the same tlng:s and a,slI icincinra att
he bought up a number OF new cigar r.te
m a chimes! '5'It is. not known whether he
is looking out for a new building Tor his
re-handllng establishment heres The
building occupied at present was recently
bought by Mr.. A. St, Clair Butler, of
this place, who has allowed Mr.. w. a
Smith, the manager for MIR. Galiaher, a
years lease upon it..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
A LADY HORRIBLY BURNED,
Showed Wonderful Bravery and Presence
nm; Mind. JT5f

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
ROCKY MOUNT, VA, Nov. s.-Mrs.
Du,iman, Of Franklin county, a daughter
of Mrs E. E Gravely, of Roanoke, Va.
was severely and in all probability fatally
burned at her home Friday afternoon.
She was engaged In kindling a fire when
her dress accidentally caught and detied
all her efforts to extinguish the flames.
Under terrible, torture she displayed
great presence of mind and finding other
means unavailable, sprang into bed and
endeavored to smother the flames by roll
ing herself in blankets. This being I'M
successful, she tried to subdue the fire
BY throwing water upon her person from
a bucket and as a last resort out her
clothing from her body BY means of d
pair Of scissors. At the time Of the acct
dent Mrs Dunman was alone in the house
save Tor the presence OF two small chill
dren, too young to render assistance. one
Of whom. aged four. ran to the fields to
summon Mr.. P. B. Gravely. who rendered
the first aid and then drove to Sage, Va,
to summon Dr.. AIKEN to her relief.
The physician found that from the
shoulders to the knees the skin. had been
either burned off or horribly baked
He regards her injuries as almost neces-
X Fat al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
spAEoARp Earnings.

4
Seaboards were again strong on GOOD
earnings The earnings for the fourth
week in October increased s49.97S.
It is believed that announcement Of the
Northern Pacific settlement will be made
carly in the week and that there will be
bull market to follow.
A. SURPRISE.
The bank statement yesterday was a
surprise The banks lost s3,703. 200. In
cash which was more than expected, put
where an increase in loans was expected
there was decrease Of s4.927.9N. The
decrease IN the reserves was s1792,s75.
In commenting on the statement,
Wall Street firm says:
= :.But though it puzzled the street. yet
it exerted no appreciable effect on the
stock market. It undoubtedls- checked
Observation-Disclosures not provoked some
liquidation, but pool and syndicate sup
port was coed, while aggressive nanipu-
iation of the local fractions also helped.
The surplus is getting uncomfortabiy
low. having decreased nearly l 3D. mil
lions this week, and we should not be
surprised at a set back on the stock
market on Monday. ,Jlt. we believe it
will be only temporary, as in the present
temper Of speculation, with so many pre-
!tentious deal rumUrs in the air, lower
prices would tempt purchases and a rally
sopn en- she - =st-+tt - $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
Christ Church to be Re-opened.

Old Christ Church, in Lancaster coun-
ty, one of the oldest anu most historic
churches in the United States, will be
opened again this month. after many
years of disr1sa. The meeting there No
venber 20-22 of the Rappahannock Asso-
citation will mark the reopening.
Christ Church dates back to 1I0s and
was built by King Carter, the ancestor
of the Carter family in Virginia. It has
recently been extensively repaired,
largely through the efforts Of the Amer
lean Preserva ton Virginia Antiquities.
The rector of the Church is the Rev. G.
R. Micou.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
NICARAGUAN ROUTE.
Understood Executive Department Farors
That Project for Canal.
lRy Associated Pres!

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 9.--The
IIsthmian Canal Commission will meet
next Tuesday to add the finishing touches
to its report. The commission has not re- !.
ported UP to this time in favor either OF
the Nicarasuan or of the Panama project
It is said that the commission Will NOT
undertake either to accept or. to reject
the proposition of President Hutin, iooh-
ing to the acquisition by this governments
Of tha Panama Canal Company's conces-
sions.
In view of the well-understood favor
With which Congress heretofore has re-
garded the Nicaraguan route, the decl-
sion of the Executive Department Will pc
in favor or that project
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
It's, OPS bales;
ga, $50 bales; to

Ist-Net receipts.
O Great Britain.
1o:33 OPT bales: to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
STUBBORN FIGHT FOR LIBERTY.
Twelve Cars strewn across Three
Tracks
: (special .pispatch to INC Times.)

=
WINCHESTER, VA, Nov. 9.-Lawyer
w. l.. Mccain made a stubborn fight to
obtain new trial for Edward Cain, who
was last night foiindl guilty OF maiciously
and feloniousIyt shooting Isaac Thomas.
Mr.. Mccain. Sought to prove by affidavits
that W. II. Vermillion had served on the
jury Illegally. AS mosquito Inspector,
the juror said he visited the Gain home
where Thomas was staying. but denied
having had private conversations with
the injured lads Judge Atkinson passed
sentence this afternoon. -. &
A big wreck occurred on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. nine miles west IF
w. va. this evening When.
the hange on a wheel of the giile. Of a
fast freight snapped. while agoin s. at full
speed, and ran off the track. About
twelve loaded cars were spread across the
three tracks in a heap. All the trains
have been delayed and passengers were
transferred under difficulties: Three
wreclsing crews were sent to the scene
The most remarkable feature was that
no one was badly injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
FIRE AT SCOTTsYILLE.
lHcath's Flour Mil aud Large Qusntity Of
Grain Eurned.
Especial Dispatch to The Tinies.)

Especial Dispatch to The Tines)
/. sCUTTSVILLE,s VA, Nov. s9.-The large
flour mill here owned by Mayor Thomas
S Heath. situated OH lower Valley Street,
was destroyed by fire last night.
The fire originated among the machinery
in the upper part, of the building, which
was d large brick structure. and was dis
covered nbout 10 o'clock, not until It had
made such Roadway as to destroy all hope
Of saving the building.
a large quantity of wheat and flour:
was stored in the mill and part of this
vas sa led. but about two thousand bush
els OF whea, and une hundred barrels of
flour were burned. Tho 1oss of machin-
fesrry. which was the. improved roller pros
cess recently installed. wis complete and
the injury to the walls was very great.
The. Insurance amounts to about fifteen
hundred dollars, a. small part OF he loss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
FEDERAL Building.

Deputy Revenue Collectors Bullock and
Beach, Of Colonel Ingran's star, eft
Friday for Culpeperss. county, to look
after the brandy distilled III That se5tion.
SPECIAL Gauger Bivins, Of The Revenue
Department, arrived in the city yesterday
morning from New York.
Captain Joseph Trader, deputy collect
Or of Mathews county, reported at Cot
onel Rogers office yesterday morning.
United States Marshal Morgan Treat
anu Deputy Marshal Sam Bendit, are IN
Norfolk attending United States District
Court:
Judge Purnell. of Asheville, n. .. here
as d; member Of the United STATES Circuit
Court os Appeals, will spend to-day
at his home, but will return on A.pnday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
dill has permitted the Richmond and Pc
tersburg Electric Railway Company to pay
into court the condemnation money, AND
work, it is stated, may now proceed,
LIVE STOCK BURNED.
Big Tobacco Concerns Pay LBrge Taxes to
Durham.
fspecia1 Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
DURHAM, N. c., Nov. "a fire early
this morning destroyed the barn and
stable of j. H. Crawley, near the Duke
factory, burning up two horses, and two
mules. It were reported that the negro
driver who slept in the stable was also
burned.
The largest check Sheriff Markham has
ever received was handed him yesterday
by the Duke branch of the American
,rohacco Company for s13.422.26. This
branch also pays the city SO, 26s.ss.
making a total Of $50. $50. The tax of
the Bull Du, ham branch of this conf
nanv paws to county and city and State
about s14, oCe and coming in at this season
is most acceptable to the county and city
treasurerS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
FROM NEW YORK

PASSENGERS can leave ED pA y, ]. except
Sunoas, 4. NJ, for Old Point Comfore
h aS eNr:orfolk. CONNECTING with G. & Q. and
Ana al :. w ~. trains for Richmond.
-. e . received and forwarded daily.
except G.lp}tats ~, Sale at company's office, M.
I ickes Main Street; Richmond Trans
III III ToInoany. No. e0s East Main Street;
fer ~ ..,,,s .HnteI, G. &c O.. and r. & 2. de-
MurppRy; cbnlond. Baggage checked through
to F al. further further information apply to
VI JOHN F. MAYER. Agent.
800 E,ast Main Street. Richmond, va.
N - s,tfices: No. 81 Beach Street, cor.
~ IeV Vest Street. New York. y.
Hei ]. J. BROWN.
2. WALKER. Gen. Pas. Agt.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
DEFEATED INSURGENTS.
They Fought Siubsornly, However. and We're
Hard to Dislodge.
(Dy Associated Tres


MANILA, November 9.-Adv:ces from
Catbalogarl. capital of Samal' Island, re-
port that Major Waller attacked q force
of insurgents occupying a strong position
at Soften, two three-ilch guns being used
to she'll the rebel stronghold. Throughout
the first day the insurgents held the
place, hut yesterday Major Waller re-
newed the attack and after desperate
engagement. carried the position. Two
marines Of the attacking force and tWcn-
ty-six insurgents were Killed:
Major Waller destroyed the Cuartels
and seventy houses. General Smith has
issued orders forbidding the purchase Of
hemp in the Island of Leyt, except exc IN
small quantities for food; which pur-
chases must be Under the supervisionJof
the military authorities. All the ports III
IIeyt are closed and traffic is forbidden
where it cannot. be supervised by the
military.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
Meeting of Weodmen.

Magnolia Camp. No. 20. Woodnen OF
the World. will hold a stated meeting
next Tuesday night at o'clock at NO.
Gil West Main Street. for which arrange-
r1ents are being made to entertain the
members in "a social and pleasant man
ner. Several candidates are expected to
be led into the forest OF 1yoodcraft, after
whielr refreshments will be served. The
meeting wifi then be erilivened with sweet
strains of music, which will be furnished
by the Eugene, Davis quartette and Mr..
Gus Rawson ana his Sraphophone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
Polk Miller at Y. N. c. A.

Mr.. Polk Miller will lecture on Tuesday
night, at The y. " c. A. Hail for the
l.neft OF the Library Fund Of Broad
Street Methodist Episcopal Church He
Will have his banjo with him. and viii be
in his ustial entertaining mood. Every
body who attends will get their moneys
worth. and i'll addition to helping a good
cause, you can laugh and grow fat Tick
cts OH sale at Branch r. Aliens, Shepiier
& Company, Polk Miller Drug Com
Dany and at Y. NJ. G.. "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
m Old Dominion
Steamship Co
Daily Line for New York. the Nsrsh
and East
FROM RICHMOND.
FROM RICHMOND,

p.ssENcERS can leave DAILY. except
e,iraoS Nv chesapeake and Ohio Railway
az NJ. via. Norfolk or 9 A. II. and S:l6
P. M. by NJ & w. Railway via NorfoN.
both lines connecting with direct steam
ers sailing same day.
S.aar. ga passengers can leave by anxis.
;. o. n.e stsamer Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
a. o.; ss;Iine from Rockets at p. NJ, aaha
Changing mainline no. ship at s Marao
- norts received and forwarded
d do except Sunday. at companyD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
ST. Eaoch Released.
{special Dispatch to The Times.)

r. Especial Dispatch to The Times)
! NORFOLK, VA, Nov. 9.-The British
steamer, ST. .Enoch, seized at Newport
News, was released to-day under an ag-ee-
ment betweensthe United States Shipping
Company and the Department of Justice,
providing that should forfeiture proceetl-
ings be, abandoned the Government shall
not be held for damages for detention, the
Government reserving the right to sue
for duties on sml1ggled tobacco
The vessels owners. Rankin. Gilmore &:
Company, cabled agreeing to this arrange
ment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
LITTLE CHANGE IN PRICES.
Some Reasons for the Advance ID Norfolk aud

: THERE'S little to be said about yestsr-
days market. It was strorg. and fairly
day.
OF the rise in N. & W. the New FORK
Times gays:
''T11e advance in N. & w. to the high
est price on record. taken in connections
with the rise in G~& O., Pennu.. and
the soft coal stocks generally led to a
report that q large soft coal. combination
is under way. with Penra. at It's head
No confirn1a ton Of the report could be
had here. London heard the same story
and put some faith in it because OF a
very heavy demand for both c. O.
and N. q W., which set In on the curb
there after the London Stock Exchange
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
.NstecfiYes Have Returned.

Detectives Gibson and Wrenn have res
turned from Sussex ourt-house, where
they went Friday to testify before the
grand jury in the abduction case against;
Emmett Gillian and, annie lAlllsonaltWos
negroes charged with abductins Matte
eroith 4, white girl. The negroes We're
indicted and the case set for the s.5th of
5DeceTr Der. $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
Drnids Installed Officers.

Monroe Grove, United Ancient Order
of Druids. installed the following officers
Friday night: Noble Arch. c. II. Oliver
Vice Arch, G. r. Lukehart;; Recording
Secretary. L. C. Goode. Treasurer. John
"a. I,edford; Conductor. 9. c. Wilkinson,
.Inslde Guard, c. F. Mitchell. Outside
-,yard Peter Eppes; Organist, G. c.
.Chapman. and Chaplain. II Fl. Hudson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
lis Name is Changed.

The Beard. OF Governors Of the Home
.for. Men, conducted by the Brotherhood
II ST. Andrew, held a meeting on Tues
lilay night last and decided to change the The.
=, :, 81 the institution to the Brother,
hhpG muse, Arrangements were also
,,,aTa to have. every evening at ;as
o'clock, at the house. devotional SER
Vice, conducted BY the ReY.. 1onli MOT Moi
cure; Episcopal city mss 1llissioilai y. :.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
Ministerial Union To-llorrow.

Rev. James E. Cook; secretary Of the
Ministerial Union of Richmond. Manehes-
ter and vicinity, called a regular session
to be held in the Y. NJ. G: a., parlor Mon
day morning at IL o'clock. In view OF
other important engagements. it was de-
c.ded at the meeting. held last THURSDAY
to meet at Il O. clock instead Of II. It
is earnestly desired that there be q fun
attendance of the ministers OF the various
denominations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.

The same paper says OF c. & O.:
Selling ex-div of per cent. c. & o.
yesterday advanced over a point oD pur-
chases by Philadelphia interests, as well
as by several leading houses close to the
yanderbilts. Opinion on the street IS
divided as to whether there is a corr
test on foot for control of the property,
or whether the present buying represents
merely purchases to carry out the COM
munity Of interest idea. Further corro-
boration was obtained Of the report that
the system has ACQUIRED control Of about
80 per cent. OF the coal lands along Its
lines, purposlng hereafter to be both pro-
Queer and carrier. In addition, it is an
nouirced from Cincinnati that c. & 0.
has purchased the coal handling termi-
nails Of the Kinlin Coal Company in that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
wagon Ran Over Hin.

Marion. the eight year-old son OF Cap
tain Marion J. Dimmock, of No ss4 West
Grace Street. was Knocked down and
run over by a light wagon Friday after
His injuries were slight. and he will be
Dit in q few days. .s>.s..s $:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, Now. 9--The cotton
market opened, steady at 1rf3 points higher
on covering and Investment buying, in
spireo; by a better ruling of the English
market than expected. Receipts ut the
ports and interior towns We're. about as
markets, reflected 4 disposition among
holders to await further developments in
speculative markets before selii1s extern
siSely.
IN heayvzin parts OF the eastern belt, but
pener:,liy fair conditions. Inc forecast
however: pointed to frost tein per IN
ant over SUNDAY. After The cali the
market eased to TBS for May under scat
tering sales for profits by pit longs. Trad
ing was not active. and after the first half
The market closed steady with prices 500
points higher.