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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
COED COFFEE MAKER.
Experience With the Berry.


l have gained twenty-five pounds since
left OFF coffee and began drinking Pos
tum Food Coffee in its place
| had become very thin III flesh and
suffered fortunes with heartburn, was a
nervous wreck with headache practically
all the time until one dreadful day when
the good doctor told me l must Quit
drinking coffee. as he had nothing left to
try, to relieve me.
Il could not drink tea and had tried
everything else. even Pustum, but put it
by at the first trial, because it was taste
less.
Forced to it again. ! determined to
see if it could not be made palatable and
found at once that when followed direc-
tions and boiled it long enough, that I
not only liked it, but gave it to my hus-
band for several days without his finding
it out. T have the name of making
splendid coffee, and we always used the
best, but Of lAte I have given Postum,
to guests many times in place of coffee
and have never been detected vet.
Our four children have not drank cof-
fee for three wears, and all have gained
health and flesh since using Postum. One
son. who was always sick, has been
greatly benefited by its use and as above
stated. 1*Eavc gained twenty-five pounds
since taking M Postum. am healthier
TODAY than I have been for years and
give Postum all the credit. Please do not
use my name In public 49,
j This lady lives in burlington. Iowa. y nd
the anne will be furnished by the Pos
tnp Cereal Co. Ltd. Rattle #Cree)- Mich.
:es c.eSintereeted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15

heard to-day. The following witnesses
in the case have been summoned: r. A.
Patterson. Mark 7. Thompson, Henry L..
Pollard and W. T. Pamore.
w. II. Beverage. acting as counsel for
the heirs Of Kitty Blair, arranged to have
the estate equally divided between the
following: William Blair. Sarah Scott.
Lizzie Smith and Arena Young.
The boys charg d with the robbery OF
the Gisti!le1y Of the late Isaac Davenport
several weeks aga. were sent on to the
grand jury yesterday morning by Squire
Thomas. They are Joseph and Thomas
Rawlings. Charles and Thomas Austi,:.
Harry Wood alias Knight and George
Bowser.
4,llo-slas s;-,,;t3, 2 white IRAN was az
rested yesterday morning. charged with
stealing two paint brushes. the property
of ". p. Terry.
Henry Parker and Bernard Nor
gan. white men. who were given three
months in Jail Saturday for stealing. have
token an appeal TO the County Court.
Their VIII como IN F-riT7v.
a marriage license was issued yesterday
to Miss Christina Deitrc1. of Henrico
county. and Mr.. Russell e. Chelf of Win
chester, Va Miss Dei:ricl1 is the daugl1-
ter Of DR.. DeitriclS and Mr.. Chef is a
young druggist of Winchester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
Presentation of Princess Bonnie,

The performances of Willard Spencer
opera, Princess Bonnie will be given ct
the Academy on Tuesday ana Thursday
nights, October 18th and 3lst, instead of
the dates already announced. This change
was made necessary by the previous ar
langement between the Woman's Club and
AR. Leath. Whereby the former haG the
call on the original date for the lecture
to be given here on the 30th under their
auspices. -
The opera IS for the benefit of the He
brew Home fer the Aged and Infrm. It
will engage the talents of a large number
OF we'll known and extremely popular
amateurs, and Will be given a superb re-
vival scenicaly, vocally and histrion ally
ly.
Boxes may now be secured for these
performances from Mr.. Henry s. Hutzler
at the Office of the Perpetual Building and
Loan Association. The regular sale of
seats will begin on the Thursday before
the opera is produced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
IEPOi;TAAT NOTICE.
Change Of {. & .. Schedule in Effect
SuUCay October; 18th.

SUNDAY. ocsubc, 18th.
Main LiEe-CliftoE Forge local will
leave Richmond II 1910 y. AZ, except
| sunday. instead OF $50 y. NJ.
Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
I i'm Ted Will leave Richmond at 2:t5 z. NJ,
daily instead Of 1:3O 2. II.
Evening accommodation will leave at
$50 2. NJ, except Sunday, and run to
boswell.
I. F. V. FOR Cincinnati and Louisville
! viii leave at 1890 2. NJ, daily.
Peninsula Divisicn-Norfoik and Old
Point trains Will continue 10 leave Rich
, mond at 600 a. NJ, and $::s5 p II. daily,
and The Atlantic Limited" will leave at
t:f5 p. NJ. The Atlantic Limited Will
stop only at Williamsburg, Newport News
and Hampton.
James River Observation-Disclosures. Lex
tngton and Clifton Forge trains Will leave
Richmond at 1920 y. NJ. daily. The ar
:ernoon accommodation will leave at 5:l5
Z. NJ. except Sunday, and run to Brerno.
TRAINS ARRIVE; 1T RICHMOND.
Norfolk will arrive at 10 y. NJ. and 7:2O
P. NJ. daily. and at 1910 P NJ. except
Sunday
Main line arrive at s A. NJ except sun
day from boswell; $50 A. VI. and 800 ?.
NJ, from Cincinnati. aud SIS P NJ, ex-
cept Sunday from Clifton Forge.
James River Division-Arrive at $40
except Sunday from Bremo and 6::S5 P NJ,
daily. from Lynchburg and Clifton Forge
daily. except Sunday from Rosney.
Note-Tnl- schedule is not in effect till
October 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
BAD BOYS BEFORE JUSTICE JOHN
One Sent 10 the ReforEiatcry; the Other Seat
Home With Warning.

Justice Crutchfield is fond of the boys.
He sees buttoned up under their Jacket:
and shirtwaists possibilities OF great
things, and when they come Up before
him he is always inclined to SlVe them
another chance. He was vtry mucn us
tressed, therefore, when several lads, al
Of tender age, appeared in front OF hll1l
Yesterday to answer the charge of steal
ing a number of watches, pins and TOPS.
1t seems that the leader OF the parry,
Cleveland Taylor, had been employed .or
several days last week by Ny. w m II.
Smith a jeweler on East Broad Street.
He gave up his job after working a rev
days, but continued to hang around the
place. and the episode given showed that
he had planned a series OF roDper!es ana
carried away about twenty watches, val
ued at various prices. He gave several
watches to other boys. and when the
crowd had been gathered in by Detective
Tomlinson and Officers FollIcs and Wiz
shire, the stolen jeweliy was recovered.
Among those arrested was a little fell
low named William kloss, aged ten He
showed up worse than any OF the others
in the affair, and the outcome was that
Taylor and Kloss were ordered TO be sent
to the Retformatory, while the others. at
ter promising to do right hereafter, were
sent home In view of the pleadings CT
Mrs. I\loss for her boy, and her promise
to send him away, he was allowed to Sc,
but the Taylor boy was sent to the Re-
formatory, TO remain until he became of
age.
Louis Archer (colored) was placed under
security for ninety days on the charge OF
trespassing on the premises of Charles
Bennett and threatening to assault Eliza
beth Jackson.
Henry Crttenden was placed under
ninety days security for disorderiy con-
duct and contempt of court.
Several small white boys were required
to pay the costs on the charge of throw
ing rocks at a colored girl named Ada
Morris.
John Paine (colored) was sent to Jail for
six months for taking satcllel of cloth
ing belonging to c. 2. Davis.
Major Gaines tcoloreD was fined $40 for
being disorderly on Seven Pines rail
road car.
Eddie Richardson (colored) went to jail
for thirty days and was fined $50 as a sus-
picious character. He had a blackjack in
his pocket, which. he said, il he had
known they didn't sell, he wouldn't have
bought and he told Justice John that he
could have it.
Robert Quarles (coloredl was fined $3.50
for assaulting Rosa Fill on the street.
The assault case Of T. j. Smith was FUR
ther continued to November ID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Prominent Kentuckials Called OH tie


Governor Tyler had two prominen.
visitors yesterday il the persons OF
Hon. A. ". Young, OF Ait Sterling Ky,
chairman of the State Democratic and
Executive Committees of the Democratic
party, and Hon. Ollie James, member OF
the Democratic Campaign Committee.
They We're here on pleasure trip.
The day was a very quiet one at the
Capitol Colonel Narye was at the
Governors Office and had a conference
with HES ENcellency upon some matters
OF all Official nature.
There We're q few callers, among them
being Delegate Joseph c. Wysor, OF Pu-
lasEi
Governor Tyler will go up to Wash
inston one day this week for
the purpose of visiting one OF the
departments in regard to some old claim
of the State of Virginia against the gen
eral government.
Secretary Lawless was not in his office.
being in Norfolk looking after the
tixing-up Of his law Offices. MIR. Hankins.
assistant secretary was on hand and was
busy with routine work.
i.Ir G. ". koiner. Commissioner OF
Agriculture. has returned from Hot
Springs. Ark. where he attended the con-
vcntion of Southern Agricultural Commits
SloneTS. he carried WITH MN eNflpltS
OF Virginia apples. which We're declared
by the commissioners TO Ire the finest
they had ever seen.
The Department of Agriculture has re-
ceived from Nj. ]. II. Leecl, Of Rock
bridge. some Is fine apples as We're ever
looked upon. They were prize-winners
at the Botetourt fair.
Miss Peck has presented the department
with several jars Of canned fruit. which
took prizes at the Botetourt fair. The
samples shown are very fine.
Mr.. j. w. Williams. of Giles county,
has sent here for exhibition some magni-
fcent samples of corn, wheat, cabbage
and apples.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
ENCOURAGING LETTERS.
Tobacco Exporters Her: Feel More Hopeful
AtCut nr.isa Situation

l0S:cco Exporters here Feel More Hopeful
:abCui ng.Isa Situation.
Letters received here by local tobacco
exporters from English commission me1-
chants lcanI them to the belief that tie
operations of the Consolidated Tobacco
Company in England are after ali not
50 much to DC feared
Their tone is strongly cncoura gins
and tll:y nearly all agree in
the statement that the Englishmen will
make Il strong fight to keep the Console
dated out One of these letters. also, Yer
iiies the prediction. made by this paper a
short While ago. that the Gallaher Com
pany. Limited. at Belfast, is likely to go
cHe, TO the trust. A prominent exporter
who is among those Who have just received
letters from the English merchants, al
lowed the following extract to be taken
from one of them:
The purchase. of Ggdens business.
which was chiefly in cigarettes. by the
American Tobacco Company, has given
all The trade here plenty of food for re-
Election. The American Tobacco Com
pany- arc trying TO buy other concerns,
and have met with very decided refusa!s
in some influential quarters t5ut the opin-s
ion is that. Gallaher ,nay be boushti il he
has, not already ARA rsssd to sell. There
Will be strenuous opposition on the part
trade
Another letter dated October 1st, says:
The marke,, is. cooling. down over this
American Tobacco Company business.
and: a cal.ner and more sensible feeling
is more the order of the day. We are In
gclined to think that our manufacturers
viii make a firm stand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
THE VIRGINIA DELEGATES,
Those from This State Nho VIII Attend the
Bankers Atcetinq.

The Virginia delegates to the -Ameri-
can Bankers Association, which meets in
Milwaukee to-day, are:
Alr. William NJ. Till, cashier of the
state Bank OF Virginia in Richmond, and
Judge ]. D. Horsley, president Of the
tllst National Bank at Lynchburg Va
Other banking men in Richmond, beside
the regular delegates of the Virginia
Bankers Association may also attend.
Mr. John Shelton Williams, president
OF the Seaboard Air Line, left yesterday
afternoon to attend the convention
The secretary of the Associa ton is Mr..
James r. Branch, of New York who was
formerly connected With the ;Mcrchants'
National Bank in Richmond -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
BAY LINE TO BALTIMORE

via c. e. o. Railway and Old Point U.
S. Mali Route.
Leave Richmond via Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railway. daily. except Sunday. at
40 P. NJ, connecting at Old Point with
the superb steamers or the Old Say Line:
leaving at 7:.5 P. NJ. arriving Baltimore
6:30 A. NJ. in time to make connection
with all trains North, East and West.
Short rail ride and all night on one OF the
finest steamers in Southern waters.
For tickets and general inforr,a ton ap-
ply at general Offices Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Richmond Transfer Com
pany. and No. S36 East Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
CITY HALL NEWS.
The i.l-Mallcry Case Set for Hearing
To-Day.


a number of cases We're set for trlal
in the Hastings Court yesterday. The
Hill-Mallory case was set for hearing
to-day.
Dempsey Jarvis, charged with breaking
into a c. and @. car, was gwen three
years in the penitentiary, but because OF
his age. he was, by order OF the court
transferred to the Reformatory.
S. NJ. Tucker was given five months IN
Jail for taking a check belonging to the
Pioneer Transfer Company
Judge Wexford. in the City Circuit
Court, granted an amendment to the char
ter of the Old Dominion Iron and Nail
Works Company, SO that the number of
directors may be increased to nine. IN
stead OF four as 1t present, and to es-
tablish such bylaws as they may deem
necessary.
A charter was granted the Crescent
Shoe and Heel Plate Works. for the pur-
pose of buying. owning. selling, ana man.
footwear. etc. with q capital stock of
from $1,000 to $4,000. The officers are
Emmett W. Thomas. president; a q.
Spratley. vice-president; r. c. Nelson.
secretary and treasurer.
A charter was also granted The Amer
lean Protective Association, a charitable
and benevolent association with Giles b.
Jackson, president.
Major Howard said yesterday that he
felt proud of the work done by his men
during the Carnival They had held
down crime and had arrested all suspi-
cious parties and prevented disorder to
the greatest extent where disorder
might have prevailed. Il feel
that, with the enormous crowd to
hanu.e. there is no police force in the
country that could have handled them
so skillfuly." he said. "and I heartily
congratulate them.
Major Howard has received a letter
asking for some information concerning
Amanda Hogan. and he wishes the wo
man to call at his office in the City Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
NEE ING OF THE
CARNIVAL. BOARD.
VIII Assemble Tonight and Wind
Up Its Affairs.
COMMITTEE TO REPORT.
Receipts viii Mere Titan Balance Expenses.
Some Merchants Are Enthusiastic aud
VIII Subscribe Tor Carnival Next
Yexr-CernivaI Headquarters.

The Board on. Directors of the Carnival
Association win meet at the 4. Il. a.
headquarters at Sis O'Clock tonight TO
receive reports from the committees and
TO wind up the business OF the Carnival
just closed.
fho meeting will be something of a jol-
liiication, for the affairs Of the associa-
ton viii be found in good shape, and The
success of the Carnival will be referred
TO with pride.
VARIOUS OPINIONS.
: Opinions as TO the aGrisability Of hav-
ing another Carnival differ. There are
many who :hiytll it should be a regular
oanual institution. While others believe
The city is TOO big for such things and
think that something more elaborate
should be given. They believe a great
International eSpositionN should be given
: here in 1907, the proposed plan of which
Wal ibe set forth at the meeting.
Treasurer Funston said yesterday
that there would be a surplus. after the
paymcn: Of a. bills, and that, with very
few exceptions. all the subscriptions had
been turned in to him.
Sub Chairman J.ca:h, O.. the Ia:nusemen.
Committee, said the figures he had given
out were about correct, and that he
would have a detailed report ready TO
present 10 the Board of Directors
VI ZIG
The amount from the Amusement Com
Es;ttee vii! be about $500: from the
Privilege Committee about 5000. This
with the subscriptions. VIII more than
pay all indebtedness of the Association
The booths along Broad Street are be-
4ns removed rapidly, and the street will
soon assume its normal condition. The
last Of the Carnival visitors LETT yester-
day, the date upon which all special rate
tickets expired.
WANT ANOTHER CARNIVAL.
From a large number of business men
along Broad Street and in other sections
of the city come nothing but good re-
ports of the benefits derived from the
Carnival.
One lol0ad-Street merchant, who has
just removed into larger quarters. said
he would head a list with $500 for Car
nivaa next year Another said he did
more business Carnival week than he
ever did before since the establishment
OF his house. and he has one of the larg-
est department houses in the South.
Still another says he will sive 500 fer
another Carnival.
Chairman II. Lee Lorraine will have
his list of premiums ready to announce
at the meeting tonight, and the prizes
will be awarded tomorrow.
Carnival headquarters have been
moved back to No. I'LL East Main Street,
where any business O. the association
will be attended to.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15

ceased being asked if he thought his
brother was shot Intentionally. replied:
No; I have no suspicion, and | thlnA
his death was due to a stray bullet from
a rifle in the hands of a boy, prooably
on Chelsea Hill. If he had Il: e'1Gi:iN
it was unknown to me or hts Wife II
foul play was intended his assassin coulu
have accomplished the dastardly deed
better at night, as he walked to his
home two miles distant, every night
alone. It is a mystery that viii lroo-
ably never be solved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
Bliss AUSSPAUcH
spccia' Attention Cs.!c.l 10 l5cr Carr,
it This Issue

Special attention is called to Miss
Aunspaush's card. Miss Aunspauch is
8 an experienced teacher. who received; her.
nrotesslonai training in Boston and has
taught for Wears In the prominent south
ern schools. She has an excellent rec
o;d as Z. student. a teacher and a woman
oi culture She VIII give rarlor courses
4 IN literature: norma. courses in reading
class lessons in her specialt:cs-yoca, ~
: precision. voice culture reading. sneak
1's. recitation, English. literature. COM
positions and physical culture. Annly
= West Grace Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
A FEATURE OF, i iii: C,HS,v.,

One Of the most effective and practical
enterprises Of the Carnival was tn. 1a
monsuation at First and Broad Streets
OF the ii. T. Mason Chemical Company
OF Philacelpfia, under the manager, ii
Jock and his wife. who gave ont over forty
thousand samples of Mason's HEATH,
Defender and Cream of Olive Ointment.
From the fact of this liberal distribution
there must be unooubtnd merit in their
goods or the firm could rot afford 30 ,,c
so generous to the public. Goods are now
on sale at all druggists
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
EXCURSION RATES TO BUFFALO
Account Pan-A merican Exposition
via T., Il 2: Il. II, and Conncc.

Season tickets, with stop-over privi.
Ieges, S24, So round trip from Richmond
on sale until October 31st inclusive. sod
to return until November 3Gth
Ironclad signature tickets. good going
only on date of sale and for continuous
passage IN each direction. SIT G5 round trip.
sold until October goth inclusive. limited
to 10 days from date of sale.
Apply to Richmond Transfer Compan
sos East Main Street; Murphy's Hotel
or ticket Offices al Elba, Byrd Street
and S a L. Stations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
Terry Again al the Bar.

Before a new jury the case of the United
States Government against j. 0. Terry,
charged with violating internal revenue
laws. was begun in the United States Dis
trict Court yesterday. Terry again con-
Quoted his own defense. and consumed
the greater part of the morning eNamin-
ing and cross-examining witnesses, many
Of whom were new. The trial will D.. OBJ
ably not be concluded until this at
ternoon. The jury before which Terry
was tried last week did not agree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
LYNCHTU!:G FAIR. LYNCHBUEG
VA OCT 1918 1901

For the above occasion the Southern
Railway announces special rates of one
fare plus fifty t50D cents for the round
trip. from points within the State of
Lynchburs and return. Tickets eubrac-
ing coupons for one admission to the fair
grounds. TO be on sale October 18th to Ssh
inclusive. return limit October 2lst.
OF aspirants-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
o.s.ns vc gwen 10 a,y~clf.-F A. Bot

illus s'- " tt' " ~ -cIl- =. HI'tFt-
tom. druggist. Cooksllire. Que. says:
For twenty years l suffered from ca
talrh MY breath Was Very offensive
even to myself. tr!cc ~ eryt hing which
promised me cure. / was induced 10
Try DR. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. /
got relief instantly: after first application.
ii cured me and sln free from all the
effects Of it.''-i9. Sold by Polk Miller
Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
Preparing to Move,

Delegate Eppa Hunton, Jr., who on
November Jst becomes q partner in the
Richmond law firm of Munford, Hunton,
Williams Il Anderson, has about arranged
for a furnished dwelling here for the
winter.
MI. Huntons beautiful Warrenton
place Will be Kept for a summer home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
0ne-CcHt Postage.

MI. NJ. f. Obbeclle, Of Philadelphia
is in the city, getting signatures of friends
to a petition asking Congress to amend
the postal laws sos as to provide for
one-cent letter rate. He says he is max
ing a systematic canvass, and that this
is the thirtieth State visited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
Garrett Nelson, Coach.

DR.. J. p Garrett Nelson will coach the
Richmond Colls ge football team this fall.
Dr.. Nelson, while at the University OF
Virginia, played halfback. and since leav-
Ing college has played on several other
teams. He is thoroughly familiar with
the game and its nice points. He will
make the best coach the team has had
in years. and will get the best out OF his
material.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
SDra;Hed His Rack.

Mr.. Eddie Loycnstcin. son OF Mr. l.
Lovenstein, While removing the decora-
lions from the booth Of Straus & Gunst
yesterday, fell from a ladder and
sprained his back. He was carried home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
THE NEWS OF RENRIC0.
Circuit ard County Courts in session-M.sis.

The Circuit and County Courts OF Hen
Eco We're in session yesterday.
The suit of John Hackett, who sues
through his father, James Hackett.
against the Richmond Cedar Works for
$1,000 for the loss OF several fingers, oc-
cupied the attention of the Circuit Court
in the afternoon. The verdict was award
ed in favor Of the plaintiff, subject to a
demurrer and opinion Of the court as to
the evidence.
The case of Jarrett against the West
hampton Park Railway Company will be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
A New President.

Colonel E. G. Buckner, OF Kentucky,
has been elected president of the Mars
den Connpan ny, of Philadelphia. which has
several cellulose plants in this country.
The one at West Point WIS burned out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
ANNUAL STATE FAIR

or the Virginia State Far and Asri-
cultural Assncintion, Norfolk. W..
October 1915. 1901.
For the above occasion the Southern
Railway announces a special rate of one
fare for the rocnd-trip. plus 80 cents. in
the sale o. tickets to Norfolk, Va, from
all stations on its lines in Virginia and
North Carolina. except from points south
of Charlotte ard west Of Ashev!lle. n
c. Tickets embrace one coupon for adj
mission to fair grounds, to be on sale
from points in, Virginia October 18TH to
18th, inclusive. final limit October Goth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
Car Line Blocked.

Eighteen cars We're blocked in six min
utes yesterday morning by the unloading
OF safe at the Barnes Safe Company,
on Main Street, near Fifteenth Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15

III coSyALEscENCE after pneumonia
typhoid fever ana the grip. is sometimes
1 merely me. APPARENT not real. To make it
highly TO be Recommended as Hooa's' s..r.
ssapari!ia. Thousands SO testify. Take