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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
Home Made Mince Meat, Per
Pound, SC.
S. ULLMAN'S SON,
182O-1822 East Main Street.
506sEast Marshall Street.
1212-1214 Hull ST., Manchester,

receivers ALI the available assets Mr.
Gardner claims that certain sums of
money were placed out of reach of the
receivers. The report of the receivers
shows about $1,000 in assets.
In the Hastings Court Judge Witt rem.
dered his decision in the transfer cases
OF the Passenger and Power Company
carried to the Hastings Court on appeal
from the Police Court. The Passenger
and Power Company commended that their
franchise did not require them to give
transfers TO the Traction Company at
Eighteenth and Main Streets. the point
in question, and other points. Judge Witt
interprets the franchise as requiring
transfers to- be given at alI Junction
points, thus sustaining the contention
OF City Attorney Henry r. Pollard
The Passenger and Power Company VIII
carry the case on appeal to the Supreme
Court.
Marriage Licenses nave been issued to
John g. Nimson ANA Alice G. Pollard, ana
-Absalom T. I4anghorn and Elizabeth
Wethrich.
The Chancery Cot.-t VIII not be in ses-
sion this. week, a recess having been
taken. Courttwil resume its sessions on
next Monday morning.
The East-End Business Association OF
Richmond has been chartered in the City
Circuit Court for the purpose OF Creating
an industrial business which shall be CT
practical benefit to the colored people of
Virginia: to engage in agricultural and
mercantile pursuits and to try and sell
real estate: to establish an Industrial
school for the training Of negro youths,
etc. and to reduce idleness and pauper-
ism
The capital stock is to be from 5000
10 SIS. goo. in shares of $40 each. Officers
for the first year are: President, w. Ii.
Newton yice-Presidents, Thomas jack
son. Jacob Williams; Financial Secretary,
:. S. Singleton: Treasurer. j. NJ. Single
ton. all of Henrico county
Mr. Edgar X flte, who. went on hunt
ing expedition to Hanover, has returned,
mud was at his post III the Police Court
Yesterday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
/ BIG MAJORITY FOR
N.N. AZ ANDERSON.
He Defeats His Republican Opponent
by 43,423 Votes.
BOARD OF CANVAssERs MET.
Returns for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Will Be Opened by the General ASS
sembIy-The Political Com.
pIexion Of Legislature.

The State Board of canvassers met yes
terday in the office OF the Secretary OF
the; Commonwealth and canvassed the
returns for Attorncy-Gcncral. members
OF the General Assembly and for amend
mcnts to the Constitution.
Major Wrn. a. Anderson, the Democratic
nominee for Attcrney-General. had q rlu-
rality of 1898 over Mr.. ID. Lawrence
Groner, his Republican opponent.
Tho returns for Governor and for LIEU
tcnant-Governor will be opened and can
yassed by the General Assembly a few
days after the Legislature convenes.
The plurz,lities of Mr.. Montague and Mr..
Willard will be very close to that OF Ma
jor Anderson.
There were no contests before the board.
The Republicans elect two members Of
the Senate, which, with one hold-ovcr Sen
ator, will give them three members OF
the upper branch of the Legislature. The
Democrats have elected eighty-one of the
one hundred members of the House. There
OF 81 on joint ballot
The following We're the votes on the
amendments to the Constitution:
X In reference to the tax imposed on any
citizens of the State for the privilege of
taking or catching oysters from the ma
1ural beds with tongs-For, L, go; against,
S,259
Providing for the consolidation of spring
elections with those held in the fall
For, IS. 1"9: against, 1854.
=, BY COUNTIES AND CITIES.
The vote by counties and cities for At
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
INJUNCTION is PEKPETUATED,
Westhampton Park Company Loses its Case
in Federal Court.


Judge Charles H. simonton, in the
United States Circuit CoIEta YESTERDAY, is
sued a. decree perpetuallN eIgtnning the
Westhampton Park RqilW.sY,, H22mppany
from entering upon thhntaaHIpf land
known as the Buchanan a:tntfsht virtue
Of any supposed right which they claim
under the paper signed by the testator
u. Buchanan. or the deed OF John MICS
Buchanan, executor of D. Buchanan.
1t was further ordered that the West
hampton Company execute Il proper re-
lease of the deed executed by John Mco
Buchanan as executor TO it,
The matter was referred5 to Joseph Z.
Brady, as special master, t. Il inquire fhu
report what damages the complainant,
one-eleyenth of the trsst:A ls' sd,iestion
have sustained by reason R,f Ale unlawful
entering OF the Westhanip ton { Company
upon the property. eapt3
The Westhampton CempanN1dwas or
dered to pay the costs ofsthe proceedings
in the court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
A TRIP TO THE SPRINGS.
Party of Gentlemen Visit swlneford Springs
as Guests of New Line.

The Richmond and Petersburg electric
line extended to the directors of the
Swineford Arsenic Lithia Water Company
yesterday the use of one of their hand
some cars from Swineford's Station. on
their line, which is directlSz in front OF
the springs, to Manchester. The directors
OF this company left Ricflm9ndi at AN
on the Atlantic Coast Line train. got OF
a the springs station,F Wit hipJene hun
bred yards of the springs. and after m
specting the springs, bottling house and
the elevated sights adjacent to the
springs took the electric car back to
Manchester
It was the universal opinion OF the gen
tlemen that the line was constructed Tor
fast service, the cars heins large. hand
some, brilliantly lighted, and with reversl-
Bile seats The track Is, ;Smooth. 81 jhEn1e
gentlemen of the party TeseNWeN pleased
with their inspection OF the property and
its future prospects. E*3hnIJny
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
MORE STAR ROUTES.
Rural Delivery Circuits to Be Established in
OUTLYING Country.

There are to be established i'll the next
few months rural mail delivery routes in
Chesterfield and Henrico counties, which
will complete the circuit OF the outlying
territory around Richmond and N1anciles-
ter There are three routes in operation
now and five more are yet to be estab-
lished. These will be in Farina District.
Rio Vista, Centralia, Swansbro and Cold
Harbor.
Special Agent +. P. Boushee, OF the
Post Office Department in Washington, is
in the city now for the purpose of estab-
fishing these routes and spent yesterday
going over the territory around Varina
These star routes. as they are called, have
met with the greatest favor in the rural
districts and it is at the request of the
people they are being established.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
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Supreme Court of Appeals.

Stuart and wife vs.. Conrad audgothers
Argued by Samuel "A. Andersen FOR ap-
pellants, and Marquis Jones for appellea IS
and submitted. .-xg4
Trehy VS. Maryc, auditors Submitted
Wood VS.. American National Bank
Argued by j. Kent Rawley 4er appellants
and James MLnlen for appetiee..1and con-
tinueG until tomorrow.
Next cases to be called are, Newport
Company VS.. city of Newport News.
Moore ct ais. u.s.: Periera,, et- a s. and
Norfolk aud Western RaiEway ompany
Ys.sPoole's administrator
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
TRADES COUNCIL TONIGHT,
Open Meeting to Be Heidi VIII give Mr.,
Dobcrty Pm . Is { 81

The Central Trade ana .h;ibor' Council.
at its meeting to be held "a tS:Elett's Hall,
Fifth and Marshall Streets Tonight, will
give, a smoker. Short addresses will be
delivered by Mcssrs. James B. Doherty,
\. &. Williams, and H. Pierce Atkins.
Mr.. Dohcrty will be presented. with u
handsome scarf pin. the giftEof the Cen
trail Trade and Labor Council. for the
service he has rendered. them III behalf
of organized labor. The presentation add
dress will be made by Mr.. Z. X. Samp-
son, of the Iron MoulaTg nion. All
members Of the trade uptenssof the city
are invited to attend. The COMMITTEES IN
charge have made arralEelA ca tS<ffor q
large number of chairs to Replaced n
the hall to accommodate all who wish TO
attend Union-made cigars ssand Digit re-
frcshments will be served. y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
LUCK IN THIRTEEN

By sending 1s miles VIM. spirey, Of
Walton Furnace. VI. got 9 box OF Eue:S-
lens Arnicsl Salve. thSs wholly cured z
horrible Fever Sore on his leg. Nothing
rons. Ulcers. tE-uptions, Boiis, EurnS,
COINS arc Piles. Only &c. Guaranteed
by Owens s Minor Drug Company, dt.s-
gists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
ZELDENRUST COMING.
The Great Dutcl, Pianist Will Be Here on
Next Tuesday.

Zeldenrust. the great Dutch pianist, who
is making his first tour in this country,
will appear at the Academy on Tuesday,
December Sd, in a recital of more than
ordinary force and fascination.
Zeldenrust appears as the third attrac
ton of the MacLachans Series which was
so happily inaugurated by Madame Kath-
crime Fisk. and SO remarkably successful
with the second attraction, the Peabody
Faculty.
The programme which zeldenrust will
present is as follows:
/. Sonata. OPP, 53...............B Beethoven.
. Theme and Variations, Op.
s. Pa,illons. OPP. .schumann.
4. (a) Ballade, a fiat major.
OPP a. CD Etude, OPP 10.
No. 2, Etude Op. %, No.
{. (c) Waltz Chopin
5. Death of Isolde Christian and
Isolde ..................Wii Sner-LlSzt
G. (a) HumoreSQue ............. .Zeldenrust
(b) Hungarian khapsodie,
No. 14...................-.... List
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Wedding Company Entertained:

marriage Of Miss as9 Len s els~ 9 Momer
L. Cooke, Wednesday. November 9th, at
st. Joints German Evangs 81. s q fs2
The ushers and attendants fefe terttered
delightful reception las Esaveai ngtsa IL The;
home of the brides mother Us FL: mil
zLocffler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
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BE- ALARMED!

Although we had q severe Biz
zard III 1899, and most OF the
coal yards of this city were
closed curing the same Gas iar
as deliveries were concerned.
we remained open and took cure
of our own customers and Il
great many customers of ether
dealers.
We may have q repetition OF
that Blizzard ct any time. Pre-
pare yourselves before it comes
or and before the nrice OF Fuel
is advanced
Send your orders promptly for
any kind of Fuel TO us; we viii.
look after YOU; ana while VIC
charge the regular price for all
our Fuel and sell to all alike. we
sell clean, dry and first-class
Fuel and deliver it when you
want it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
Albcniarie Club.

The Albenarie Club. i'll their new club
house. No. .51s East Grace SEreeI. will give
{. .house-warming on tomorrow night.
There will be music ari supper served.
tie latter coming at 1920.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
RICHMOND
ICE COMPANY,
A. o. LANDERKiN,
Secretary Treasurer

Provisions left at r. Z. Christians. Nc
Carthy & Haynes. OF Herman Scemidt $
will reach the superintendent Vt this
holiday season let some OF our citizens
show their accustomed generous spirit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
Remember the Boys.

Thursdays Thanksgiving Day. ard
it would be most fitting for. some OF our
citizens to trel1iehber. in substantial
way. the boys at the Laurel Refermatoc!.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
inuation questions sent address
PROPRIETOR BUFFALO LITHA SPRINGS, virginia.
PURCELL, LADD & Co., Agents. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

AS an aftermath of this raid it is Incl
rentally mentioned that the house of the
and the informant'S father-in-
law had been burned to the ground.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
To Hold Smoker

The Central Trades and Labor Council
will hold a smoker tonight. Several per-
sons will make addresses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26

There will be excursions to This CITY
over the various lines to bring visitors
to the ball game Thanksgiving Day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26

D. Dorsey Downey. the Socia1ist-Lahor
candidate, received G25 votes, and l.. NJ.
Lee, the nominee Of the sprohibiionist
party 2,G24 votes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26

The Norfolk and Western Will run a
special train to Norfolk on THURSDAY 1or
the accommodation of those wishing to
see the battle royal between the cadets OF
the Y. NJ l. and the V. P. |.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26

There is a Zeal of talk among -ailroad
men in the city in regard to the reported
adjustment of exchange passes ana
probable reduction in the number OF
passes of ali sorts issued. The trunk
lines will undoubtedly come to. some such
agreement. and there is a possibility OF
Southern lines doing the same.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
Cont agySaDazS
Blood 4 Poison

There is no poison SO highly contagious,
SO deceptive and SO destructive. Don't be
too sure Won are cured because all external
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that the disease was only covered up
driven from the
out again, and to their sorrow and NORTH
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them have been infected by this loath-
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Catarrt, Scrofula or severe skin disease,
an old sore or ulcer developing III middle
life, can be traced to blood poison con-
:; i1a earl1 Tire Siss of tire Parent.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26


the accommodation of those wishing to
see the battle royal between the cadets OF
the Y. NJ I. and the V. P. |.
There will be excursions to This City
over the various lines to bring visitors
to the ball game Thanksgiving Day.
There was no hitch in the change OF
schedules Sunday on the Southern Rail-
way and the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad. The Southernss
Washington, Richmond and Jacksonville
Limited Vestibule train south and north
bound was on time to the dot. 1t was
composed of a Jersey City, Washington,
Richmond and Jacksonville sleeper,
Richmond Atlanta and Birmingham
sleeper dining car, and two palatlal
coaches The train was certainly one OF
the most complete and modern ever run
into Richmond. and during its stop here
was inspected by several railroad men
from other systems. Stops We're made at
Elba Belle Isle Junction and the Four
tccnth-Street Station, and at each there
wers gathered crowds to see the splendid
train, All arrangements for handling the
train here worked perfectly. Conductor
Cobel was in charge Of the train south
of hare, a.
The train over the Richmond, Freder-
icksburs'a and Potonlae,, making the run
to Washington in three hours, made the
schedule
Luther J. Moon. chief clerk to General
Superintendent c. c. Walker, who has
been i'll at tie Chesapeake and Ohio hos
pital. Clifton Forge, has returned TO his
desk Very much improved in health.
The Chesapeake antf Ohio are handling
very largo roIsignments of dressed poul-
try bbtsveer points on the Kentucky Di-
vision and Northern markets Tor Thanks
giving Specially constructed care for
live and dressed poultry are being used
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
Bridal
Gifts

of Sterling Silver, or Fine
Gold JewelEy for Wedding
or Anniversary, chosen
here is sure to give lasting
enjoyment. We carry the
largest stock in the State,
therefore our prices are
the LOWEST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
LATEST, NEWS OF
THE RAILROADS
Distinguished Party View New
Station and c. & Q: Viaducts.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE MADE.
Southern, New Fast Flyer Beauty and
Attracted the Admiration of Crowds
at the Depot-On Time
to the Dot.

Sir Christopher Furness, of London; MI
G. l.. Wooley, of New York, OF the
Chesapeake and. Ohio Steamship Com
pany: James McCrea, vice-president 81
the Pennsylvania lines west CT P4ttsbrrg:
President Stevens. of the Chesapeake ana
Ohio and Vice-President Decatur Axtell,
of the same line, passed through the city
yesterday about o'clock on spesial
train. made up of the private cars OF
President stevens and Vice-PresGent
McCrea. While this city the party in
spected the new station and the steel via
ducts here They will spend the night
at Old Point, and, to-day inspect the
Chesapeake and Ohio terminus at New
port News,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26

The Train over. the Richmond, Freder-
icksburg = and Potomac, making the run
to Washington in three hours, made the
schedule
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-01-18
That Note VIII Become Due.

Veterans Paulett and Miller, stood
in front of bullets for four years, and
for two decades they have led the forces
fighting for the monument. 1t is
about time they were being allowed
the protection and privileges Of the
"bomb proof"
They ought not to be permitted to
pay any part of that note Of $500 for
which they are now liable at the Plan
tiers bank. Three thousand persons
witnessed the unwilling of that monu-
ment and looked upon the uncovered
figure with pride and satisfaction.
Ten cents from each Of that number
will satisfy the note. 1t may not be
practical to collect in that way, but
every ten cents will help and those
who can give dollars will not be con-
tent to offer cents. Don't dismiss this
subject from your thought, or transfer
it to your neighbours shoulder. Let
each of us do our duty, and the small
amount, small for many but heavy for
two, will soon be satisfied, and then
we will go to work on the fence and
other surroundings.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-01-18

The vs. met on Tuesday Afternoon
at the home Of Miss E-sie Paulett.
The following are a few thought
taken from Mrs. o. w. SCOTS "Wha
is your value?"
Quite recently a bevy Of noted writer.
has been discussing this question: 1:
the American girl growing unwom.
anly? They decided in the negative
referring to educated girls, but saw fit
to throw some conditions aud cautions
around this decision.
Mrs Julia Ward Howe wrote: "They
/ (the girls should remember, neverthe-
less. that true nobility Of character in
man or woman is not attained without
study, effort and self restraint. If they
are suffered, or suffer themselves to lose
sight Of this, they will not elevate the
worlds standard Of womanliness as
they are bound to do.n
Mrs Josephine Butler, that noble
Englishwoman, when asked for a
message for the young ladies Of Amer
lea said: "The one thing feel is their
lack Of dignity. The sense Of their own
worth should be impressed upon girls
in all ranks Of life. They are too cheap;
they are made cheap, and they allow
themselves TO become cheap
Now, girls, read that last sentence
again, aud see if you do not feel the hot
blood rising to your cheeks as you re-
call how on the streets, in depots, in
public halls and in social gatherings
you have seen girls who, by voice and
laugh and dress and attitude, illus
trated that word cheap"
God Himself gave to woman an in
visible srmor imperfecily described by
that good, old fashioned word, modesty
Wearing this, she may still do her BEST
physically, intellectually ana spirtu-
ally, without harm. Laying it aside,
she violates Gods law and exposes her
self Co suspicion, criticism and censure,
100 matter what she undertakes or
accumpli-hes Women whose friend
ship she coyets Will pass her by, and
men whose ideals of womanly excel
leuge are high, will surely shun her.
Dear girls IL is 50 easy to make mis-
takes. But this is one we are now
considering, you need not make. You
need not make yourselves cheap
What is your value? Just what you
please 90 make it.
cob, useful wOmani She who may
ON ner sweet self set her own price,
How has She cheapened paradiser'
RUsKIN.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-01-18
The First National Bank.

The permanent organization Of the
new bank, to be known as the First
National Bank If Farmville, was
effected on the night Of the 10th inst.
The officers elected Are; n. b. David
son, president; A. &. Chaplain, cashier
The following is the board of directors:
W. P. Gillian, pr. Hetef Winston, DR..
j. NJ. Hamlet, John r. Martin, n B..
Davidson, T. j. Davis and h. l.. Lynn.
The bank is as handsomely equipped
as any in the state, its size being con-
sidered.
Mr.. J. l.. Bugg, formerly with the
Planters Bank, Of Farmville, was unan-
lmously elected teller of the First
National and entered upon the duties
of his new position last Tuesday.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-01-18
Thy Will BE Done.

Miss Mary Daniel, Of the Normal
School, sang a delightful solo during
morning service at the Presbyterian
church, on last Sunday, and as the
words "Ihy will be done" softly, sweet
ly, impressively spoken, fell not only
on the ears but on the hearts of those
who listened so breathessly, we doubt
not but that many prayer went up
to heaven for grace to repeat them not
only with the lips but in the life as the
days 20 by.
We repeat there are sermons in songs
and some of the most effective ever
delivered.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-01-18

A practical farmer Of the North came
South recently on prospecting tour,
and after careful looking into condi-
tons reported as follows: 81 have seen
enough in Virginia and North Carolina
TO convince me that the industrial
development Of the South is assured,
and that with its ample railroad facili-
ties, cheap and fertile agricultural
properties and small investment re-
quired, the South offered the greatest
natural advantages for money-making
Of al the sections Of this country"
This man is not a real estate agent
either.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-01-18
South Atlantic Calendars.

Mr. w. p. Venable, general agent of
the South Atlantic Life Insurance Co.,
has just received supply Of useful and
ornamental calendars issued by this
young and vigorous Southern company.
A faithful picture of the Natural Bridge
appears on the face Of the calendars,
emblematic Of solidity and security,
and says in emphatic speech, to the
Virginian in search Of protection which
life insurance gives, that he can make
application to this Virginia institution
with the confidence with which he
can trust to the strength Of this Nat
ural wonder.
Mr.. Venabe will be glad to give you
a calendar.