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FOR ABUSING M'KINLBY.
Naval Electrician Receives Heavy
Pcnalty.

naval Electrician Receives Heavy
Penalty.
Washington, Nov, 5,--'fO be confined
one year Ia steh a place as the secre.
iafy Of the navy may direct, to do ex.
IRA police duty during that time, to lose
al pay, except So n monih FOR bfisoh
expenses and the further sum of $50
to be paid him Mt the expiration tf
this confinement, and TO lie ,iishonora
bly, discharged from the service of the
United States is the sentence imposed
by court martial upon John W. stoll,
q third class electrician on the recniy.
ing ship Columbia, lying at the New
York navy yard, for foul abuse Of the
late President Mckinley.
On the day of President McKinley's
death Stoll, in the company OF d mum.
her of sailors, is charged with having
declared, with an obscene oath. that
the president should have been shot
long ago and to have added other foul
and profahe expressions of the same
tenor He was promptly arrested ana
tiled by court martial, with the result
above announced, on two charges.
first. conduct to the prejudice Of good
order and discipline; second, scandal
Gus conduct tending to the destruction
oi good morals.
Stoll made vehement plea Of limo.
ccnce, declaring that his language re.
fcrrcd to the presidents assassin, bur
The evidence of the bystanders and tne
language itself was regarded by the
court as completely establishing his
auilt. His loss Of pay will amount 10
s3l6. He will lie confined ON the pris-
IN ship Southery at Norfolk, Va.
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Now nud Rich GoIdfieIds.

Vancouver, +. G., Nov. 3.--The new
strike of gold on Eureka creek, in the
IIorsetiy district of Cariboo, still con-
tinucs TO attract general attention.
While there has been the usual amount
of eXaggeration concerning the rich
ness of the claims, there can be no
doubt whatever that the property is
extremely rich, but everything In sight
has already been staked. The dlstrlct
is difficult of access, and it would be
impossible for prospectors leaving
coast cities at this time to reach the
field before snow falls. For this rea
son no stampede to the new diggings
is looked for this fall,
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The Letter From Miss stone.

Constantinople. Nov. 3.-The letter
received from Miss Ellen NJ. Stone, the
American missionary, turns out to be
few hurried lines on scrap of paper
received at Samakov Il week ago, but
written month before that, in which
Miss Stone wrote of the approaching
expiration of the date. Oct. s, fixed for
the payment of the ransom demanded
by the brigands. She asked her friends
to hurry ZIP the money. The mission.
aries who are working for Miss Stones
release believe she is still alive.
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sb;pbuiIding on Increase.

Washington, Nov. 3.-The shipbuild,
ing industry in the United States, eX.
elusive Of the United States navy yard,
according TO a preliminary report of
the census bureau. had total invested
capital of $76,G99,651 in 1900. This Is
an increase Of 1S1 per cent since 1890
The value Of the products, including
custom work and repairing, was ST3,
l44T53, an increase Of almost 93 pei
cent
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A Murder at Princeton.

Princeton. y. j., Nov. 3.-Andrew
Morrell of Trenton was shot and killed
III the Princeton station of the Trenton
ana Iawrenceville trolley line. MorrelI
was waiting for Il car when man APP
preached him and discharged one bar
rel Of Il shotgun into his right side.
Morrell fell, dying almost instantly.
The shooter fed, dropping his gun.
Later Marshal Lawrence arrested on
suspicion Wesley Kelly, Lawrence
vile blacksmith
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Ku,.d His Onponent.s Mother.

Bellows Falls, VT, Nov. 3.-After a
quarrel between Cleveland Jones, fif.
teen years old, and George H. Briggs.
a neighbor, in Langdon. N. H., Jones
mother. Mrs. Chauncey Jones, was
shot and killed by Briggs. Briggs gave
himself up later in the day and was
taken to Newport. n. ii. His case will
come up before the grand jury Tues,
IL
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Our SIX Industry,s Growth.

Washington, Nov. 3.-The census bu-
reau's preliminary report on the silk
industry in the United States, just is.
sued, shows that the capital invested
aggregates SS1,0S2,201, an increase of
80 per cent since 1890, and that the
value of silk products in 1900 was
$101 1,256,25S, an increase of almost %
NOR cont
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phiIndeIphians After Mineral Lands.

Roanoke, Va, Nov. 3.-Much excite,
ment has been occasioned in the west
ern portion of this QRonnoke) county
because of the appearance of agents
of Philadelphia capitalists seeking to
secure options OH land along Masons
creek, which is believed to be rich in
oil, gas and coal. Options have been
secured on thousands of acres.
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Eo,nd pend on wise.s Grave.

Manchester, \. H.. Nov. 3.-Across
the grave of his wife in Pine Grove
cemetery was found the body of The,
odore Becker. lie had killed himself
with bullet in the right temple. A
week ago lie was found on his wife's
grave, and when questioned he told q
cemetery employee that he had moth
ing to live for and would be just as
well off dead" He formerly lived IN
PHILADELPHIA.
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Danish West indies Again,

Copenhagen, Nov. 3.-The govern
ment of the United States has asked
denmark for decisive answer to the
Otter to purchase the Danish West In
GIan Islands. The Danish gove ,nment
mas promised to make reply before
Nov. 80.
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The Last Morgan Liner Launched.

Newport News, Va, Nov. 3-The last
new Morgan liner. .El Alba, was sue
cessfully launched here. Miss Stella
Brooks Miles of New York acted as
sponsor. She is the daughter of the
secretary of the late G. T.. Huntington.
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Tried to kin Dowager-Empress

Peking, Nov. 3.-While the dowager
empress was embarlSing to cross the
river before entering Honan an assas-
sin attempted to musder her and killed
an attendant with spear before he
was cut down. The court has left Ho-
nan en- route to Peking.
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Fine premiums given away to agents
selling our celebrated face preparation
"Glycerine Pearl" Sample bottle hfts
cents. Premium catalogue free.
The Floyd Drug < Chemical Co.,
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The Josie Mansfield AGair.

Stokes won Ira Shafer, the great
criminal lawyer, whose acerbity and
cholcric temperament made him Il man
almost without Il friend. Then he Won
Josie Mansfield, the beautiful compan
ion of Fiske, and with that conquest
came the breaking of all these ties and
n!c substitution of bitter hatred foi
loyal friendship.
The killing of Fiske was what
brought Stokes into notoriety and
which resulted in the long years of
mental suffering that followed. 1t was
Thought at first that the crime was due
to Stokes infatuation for Josie Mans,
field; but, as a matter of fact the in.
fntuation was all ON the side of the
Mansfield woman. She tolerated Fiske
because he had wealth and could SUP.
ply her with luXuries. but she loved Ed
Stokes.
The, shooting of the Erie railroad
king was the result of intense anger.
,Iosie Mansfield was only an incident.
Her preference for the younger man
drove F'islle into fury, and he devot-
ed all his time, energy and money to
ruin his rival, and Stokes killed him in
revenge
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Last week the Delaware division made
demand for two hundred empty freight
cars but only succeeded in getting five.
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REV. DIR. NORRIS wFCHsLER.
Rabbi of the Cong. Bnai Israel.

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stokes a victim of Remorse.

1t is said that in the latter years OF
his life Edward s. Stokes was the vic
tim Of the most poignant remorse, but
his will power was so great that lit
never displayed outwardly any sign OF
the mental agony which racked him in
his sleeping and his waking hours. Fol
twenty-five years he never knew what
u was to be alone or in the dark. An
undefinable something compelled him
70 surround himself with companions
and TO have himself under the constant
guardianship of private detectives.
Ihirty-five years ago Stokes was ac-
counted the handsomest man in all
New York. He had a graceful easy
carriage, Il rich, mellow voice, Il face
of manly beauty and pair Of dark,
nnIathomable eyes that found theii
way straight to the heart of every wo.
man whom he chose to exert his hyp.
l!otie power and with which he charm.
ed cold blooded, sagacious business
men into strange enthusiasm. He won
Ia; g08ld, Daniel Drew and Jim
iSlif'-in fact, all the great tinancers
0i His day.
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FOR
WOMEN.

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condition perfect and permanent health
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CONSTITUTIONS require efficient laxative and onic and Is
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EDWARD s. STOKES.

by telephone, ana DIR. Rogers. who
lives closer to the house, was also call
gf in.
Mr. Stokes was travelling in Canada
when he became i'll ana hurried to the
home of Rosamond Barclay in this
city. Later he was removed to the
home of Mrs. McNutt, his sister. and
l'osamond Barclay said at the time
that this was done by a trick and
against the wishes Of Mr.. Stokes. Sic
also said he had married her a yeal
ago and attempted to see him, but
failed. Nor did she show a marriage
certificate.
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WHAT IS LAXAkOAA !

harmless liquid laxative 1t is wonder
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LAXAkOLA
FOR THE
COrlPLEXION

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and impurities and blood pure and
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Mothers with fretty Children, halt sick,
nervous tired out with household and
maternal cares, headaches, constipated,
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LaxakOla Does 1t.

Blotched, sallow, unwholesoine and
muddy skin, with its consequent morti-
fication, often leading to morbid seclu-
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shows that your blood is bad. The only
way 10 clear the complexion and restore
1t 10 its normal healthy, velvety condi-
ton is TO clean out the entire system,
purify the, blood and remove the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
THE NEWS OF HENRICO.
Child Bitten by Rats Doing Well-Other
County Notes.

The Board OF Supervisors of licnrlco
county will hold d meeting next Tuesday.
Squire George w. Thomas paid aaVlsit
Thursday evening to the county aims
house He reports that the little negro
girl who was eaten by rats a few weeks
ago is getting along well. She is fat
and healthy and has not the slightest
idea Of dying.
Squire Thomas is much gratiiied at
the improved condition of the child. 1t
was largely through his efforts and the
attention that he gave it that its life
was saved.
Richard Winston, charged with steal
ing a hog valued at S, was arrested
Thursday evening by Special Officer Mol
lett. sss
Consta BILE. cyclone Samuels is confined
4 to his home by sickness.
The following is<thes list Of the jurymeE
for. the next term Of the, County Court:
Peter Johr son. W. S. DuF;lll,E William
Shepperson, David White. Samuel Wal
drop. C. f.. Melton, B. f. .Hord. C. II.
Johenning. c. W. Taylor. Henry Guidt,
Henry Johnson II. H: Pollard. n. +.
Lvne. Fielding 5lIobson, William NJ
Taliaferro w. B. Taliaferro-
The grand jury is composed OF the fol-
lowing: William b. Garner, S. II. Her
bert, j. Morris Carter, w. D. lrby,
Washington Williams, T. A. Cary, S. =.
Quarles, w R. Hooker, and George W.
Chamberlayne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
NOTICE.
-~N~@-~0NN'
Office OF
roIina CbemicaI Company,

Virginia Carolina Chemical Company.
Richmond. Va. March :6. 1901.
TO THE, STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
VIRGINIA CAROLINA CHEMICAL
COMPANY: Should any of the stock
holders OF this company prefer to turn
in their certificates to the Richmond Of
flee. instead of sending them themselves
to the Corporation Trust Company of
New Jersey, the New York transfer
agent. I have been authorized by the
Board of Directors for the convenience
of such stockholders. to receive and re.
ceipt for such certificates and forward
the same to New York for them. and
Z deliver to them In exchange the new
: form Of certificate as soon as received
This in no way changes the notice Of
the 18th instant. but is simnly added
for the choice and convenience of the
stockholders s.. W. IteAV ERS
Treasurer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, March 29.-COTTON-'rhe
cotton market opened quiet but firm 1t an
advance OF / to . points. New buying for
Wall Street account made it's appearance.
This ADDED to the anxiety of shorts and
a brisk covering movement set in. Prices
worked steadily upward until q general
gain of 4 to IA points was noted. The
early advance was due to favorable ca
bles and indications that the movement
of the crop this week would hardy be
equal to expectations. Still later receipts
looked rather dull, and as there was in
sufficient public support in the market
the local traders became sellers; as soon
as the market commenced to give way
the bull leaders let go again. and a de-
cline OF 6 to II points fro mthe top prices
of the forenoon was the result of the
combined selling.
During the afternoon the selling move
ment was active but local, and the direc-
ton OF sentiment was still bearish in eX-
pectation of lower cables. The decline
was helped by the failure of the cotton
goods trade to improve and continued
bearish talk as to new crop possibilities
on the score of acreage. Selling for short
account was checked, however, by gen.
orally steady southern spot markets. The
market closed steady at to l. points
net decline.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
Chaucery Court.

A deed OF trust was recorded in the
Chancery Court yesterday by which the
building occupied as place of business
by G. & A. Bargamin, on Ninth Street,
is mortgaged for the sum Of SIS, 900 to
r. A. Lancaster, ;Jr.
In{.the court, also, Edward NJ Ar
cher qualified as administrator c. t. a. of.
Mrs, Lottie Archer. and N..5M. Evans
qualified as executor Of Lorenzo B.
Jones.
An agreement was filed between the
W. r. Trigg Company and the Chesa-
peake and Ohio etaoin taoins nnnnnn
peake and Ohio Railway Company,
by which it is agreed that the
construction OF not more than
three tracks may be made on the river
side OF the present track Of the. Southern
road between Eighteenth Street. extend
ed, and the Dock subject to the para.
mount right of the Southern Railroad.
The April term of this courtsWtll begin
on Monday. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
MEETINGS.
Southern Railway Company

Southern Railway Company.l
NOTICE Kshn Is IE REi MaEfH RE :: 1 mMAr
Frs of the SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY has been called by the
the principal office OF the company. in
the city of Richmond. Va, on WE'D
NESDAY. the eth day of April. 1901.
at 10 c'ciOch In the forenoon. for the
purpose Of
Approving. ratifyinG and confirming
the action of the Board of Directors at
the meeting thereof held "Wednesday.
January 80. 1901. in authorizing tho
purchase of General Mortgage Bonds:
and OF shares Of the capital stock OF
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company.
upon the terms and In the manner set
uary ST. 1901, and addressed to the hulti-
ers OF such securities. and thereupon
issued and published In the name OF the
Southern Railway Company:
Approving. ratifying and confirming
the action OF the Board of Directors
and Of the officers of the company in
entering into ARRANGEMENTS Tor the pui-
chase. and in purchasing. such bonds
and stock Of the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road Company: and
Approving. ratifyfng and confirming
the execution. issue and delivery of the
per cent Collateral Trust Bonds and
the Stock Certificates OF the Southern
Railway Company at the prices. on the
terms and in the amounts so authorizes
by the Board of Directors at the meet
ing thereof held Wednesday. January
30. 1901. and the receipts. IN payment
therefor. OF the General Mortgage bonds
and shares of the capital stock OF the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company.
upon the terms and In the manner set
forth in the said circular notice dated
january 81. 1907: and
Approving ratifyinE and confirming
the action of the Board of Directors az
the meeting thereof held March -. l9ul.
in contamination and completioil OF lns
n,,rcbase OF the said bonds and Stoch
Of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Com-
pany.
oS r.. d. LANDLORD.
Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
Notes From Barton Heights.

Mr.. Bryant OsBannon has returned
TO his horle on Barton Avenue, at
ter a. very successful business trip to
South Carolina and Georgia in the inter
est of the Baughman Stationery Com
The Ladies Aid Society of the, Barton
Heights Baptist Church held a very in
Ieresrng meeting Thursday evening at
the home Of Mrs: Norman Ragland, on
Barton Avenue, from-4 to 6 P. NJ "A de-
lishtful lunch was served.
Mr.. Peyton Rose, of Brookland Park, IS
confined to his home with grip.
Mr.. C. c. Wilson has returned to his
home, on Barton Avenue, after short
business trip to Lynchburg. Va
Mr., Maurice Taylorsretur-cd yesterday
to. his home, on North Avenue. after a
very, successful business trip to the East
ern Shore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
july. ..s..5. $50 !. o21, so Is
3 Sept. .77l1 4. 80 - IL "a q u

July. -. 80 1929 so 1924
Sept 7.77l5 10 7.771711s 80 gs
\ Cash quotations were as follows n.Iour
steady. NO. 3 spring wheat, 81 1171lSAc.:t
No red, tic. n o. , corn, a3A &C.; No
yellow, 43kc, NO oats. :,:2,t6llsc;; No: 2
white, Dry M2DA &C.; 70. 3 white, :2,SW2.Ss4c.J
No. 2rye, 5sa.4c Good feeding bar, I: =,
&c; fair to choice mailing, 49Qg1Sc.sSN Q.
ern, Sl.5jal .o7. frme timothy seed, -.
Mess pork, per barrel, $l5.15@lo.2o.
Lard. per 400 pounds. s;l5@s;2O. Short IT
shoulders (boxed}. sJ.75as. s71S; short
clear sides (boxed). sS-1odS. 30 Whisky.
basis Of high wines, S1.:I.. Sugars, cut
loaf, $500. granuated, s5.4t; CONNECTION
ers A, 1854; of A, SOLD. Butter quiet;
Cheese fairly active at 114l1Ac. Eggs
ACTIVE; fresh, 12A112I15c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
THE LIE PASSED.
Blows Followed in Very Brief Time There
after
Especial Dispatch to The Times

ESPECIAL Dispatch to The TimesD
WILMINGTON. n. c.. March :9.-As an
outcome Sofs a heated municipal campaign.
there was a. street fight here to-day be
tween Congressman John D. Bellamy and
CITY Attorney Iredell Meares. The lmme-
dIate cause of the difficulty was VIII
ten statement by Meares resardingzoa ck
staxes alleged to be due the city by Bella
nv Bellamy told Meares his statement
was lie. Meares responded with a blow.
and Bellamy defended himself. Both re-
ceived a blow in the face. but neither was
badly hurt.
William J. Bellamy, nephew of the Con-
gresham, is candidate for City Attorney
to succeed Meares. This fact caused the
bad blood which terminated in to-day,s
encounter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30

GENERAL. MEETING or
the STOCKHOLDERS OF the WILLIAM
r. sTRIGG COMPANY will be held az
the office of the company. In RichmonSt
VI, at Il o'clock noon on MONDA IL
Spri1 ~. 1901, for the purpose of recon-
sidering or amending. or both. the as.
ton taken by the stockholders at 1h s
adjourned general meeting. held on esD-
ing an issue OF bonds. the execution or
a mortgage or deed of trust upon .ne
franchises and property OF the con-
aautborizotion of an amendment to th9
charter of the company permitting an
increase of it's capital stock: also. 1or
the purpose of authorizing an increase
of the capital stock. and 1or any . otl.e.
business that may lawfully come before
the meeting
By order of the Board of Directors
J. JORDAN L.EAKE.
Secretary.
p;cbnond Va. March 90, 1901.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
Nav See Pictures.

The Richmond Educational Association
is interested in the plan To bring to Rich
mond a collection of paintings and other
art works. The Association desires to SCI
cure the cooperation of the School Board
in this scheme. It. is purposed to nave
the children come around by schools and
visit the collection OF, paintings. at which
time they will be suitably described and
explained to the children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
prooosed New Eagiue.l House

There will beSa meeting Of the Board of
fFire Commissioners on Monday night
next. Among the matters which will
come up for the nsideration sof the
1T by the Council. asking It to look into
the cost OF the ablis hments OF an engine
an jackson ward. and thespsoper. location
for IN en41no-houaA sssss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
Concert Il TIE AInshouse.

The inmates Of the almshouse were
given a treat Thursday by Superintendent
Davis in the shape Of. a musical enter
tainment. He: invited the itinerant band
Of s musicians, who. have been playing
about the city.for2 several weeks to go
ont to the4 institution. and the inmates
enioyed the concert veryzmuch. the old
men and women being particularly inter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
nELP wANrEp-Male.

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