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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
ST. ALBANS TEAM.
The Boys Go Up Against fisr,pden- Sidney
To.HorroW
fsnoc,,, Dispatch to The


Especial Dispatch to The Tines)
RADFOFtD, VA, Nov. 1.-THE ST. Al
bans football team leaves Tomorrow for
.Farmvile, where they meet Hampton
Sidney College. st. Adams. as usual, has
a fast team, and yet they have been .up-
able TO play many games on account OF
the cancelling of the opposing teams. Of
the three games played this season, she
has won two, the other being lost TO
the strong Nir-ginias.
CT last years men who are in their old
positions are Captain Daniel, left tackle,
weight $50 pounds; Baird. right tackle.
goo pounds; Hobbie. center, $50 pounds;
r. Munger, left end, $50: Triton, right end,
15s pounds; Bagby, quarter, 14S pounds.
The new men are Jones, right guard, 1888
pounds; Yost, left guard. ISL; Ship. right
half, l65 pounds; <Hannun, fullback, 1SS
pounds: Henry, left half, 1e0 pounds.
ST Adams has on her schedule three
more games. On November 18th they play
Randolph Macon Academy; November 2Sd
Roanoke College The Thanksgiving game
will probably be played with Locust Dale,
in Roanoke, for championship OF high
schools od the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
SEIZE. STRUGGLED TOBACCO,
Defeated Norfolk Candidates File Notice of
Contest
Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes.)

tSP'Si"i AAsp1eSH ~ AA'S 'A'A@''/
Z NORFOLK, VA, Nov. 1.-THE .Ameri-
can Cement Company, of Philadelphia,
large cement manufacturers. are nego-
tiatinS for {. site here with a view to
locating their factory at ,Portsmouth,;or
Berkeley.
United States District Attorney Edgar
Allan this evening directed the marshal
to seize $50 pounds of Sumatra tobacco.
alleged to have been lately imported per
British steamship St. Enoch and sreport-.
cd to be now, in the house of -Ada De-
forrest at Newport News,
Messrs. Lambeth and Bibb have served
notice upon Messrs Whitehead and Wood.
ard, recently declared elected to the Leg
.islature fronf Norfolk, that they viii con-
test their election. They allege that they
received some one Thousand more votes
than Messrs. Whitehead and Woodland
did, and were fraudulent'y counted out. {
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
Built on a Battlefield.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

ELKO. VA, November 12--Ellso
is a railway station of the Eastern
Division Of the Chesapeake and OHIO Rail-
road. While not exactly a village, sew
eral families reside here. There are two
general merchandise stores, a post-ot1ce.
express once and telegraph Office. Elko
Is situated where the battle Of White
Oak Swamp was fought, and ne children
who attend this school often find war
relics on the battle-ground.
Mr.. T. G. Meredith, a young business
man of this place. has returned home
from a trip to West Virgin.
Miss Mary ". Bottoms ano Mr.. John
Baker of this ne.Ehborhood. were mar
ried last Thursday in. Richmond, at the
parsonage of Rev.sJoel .Tucke r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
A STORAGE BATTERY PLANT,
Virginia Electrical Company Contracts for a
Large One.

The Virginia Electrical Railway ancr
Development Company closed contract
with the Electric Storage Battery Com
plny OF Philadelphia for the most APP
proved and up-to-date storage battery
plant. This plant will be about three
times the SIZE of that Of the Richmond
Passenger and Power Company Sew
enth and Franklin Streets. at is ex-
pected to- be in operation by. the loth or
December. The building for the plant
swNl be located Immediately adjoining
the power-house of the company.
This Improvement will enable the
company to- give It's Gus toners "a stii
better. service than that which they are;
now supplying. The plant is necesslra-
ted ny tile great Increase in lie volume
5of business and this is very gratifying
to- those interested In this properly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
HUNTERS HAVE GOOD LUCK.
Interesting Marriages IN Roekbridse A
Pastor Called.
pispa.ch t, The Timcs.)

--lsr
I.EIJMGTCS, VA. My. IA party
nf hunters from Rockbridsc are at Bad
bling Springs, Ra,ll county. On desr
hunt. The FIRST day out they killed 'our
deer They report game in abundance
and say They lack mon To mold tie als-
fsren. Stands
Fear gentlemen from Bunna Vista
Mcss-s A @. B,lKs, w. +. Lee, \. p
Walker art. ~. II. CaTphell-srenr a
week nr BEDFORD county bird shooting.
They taeced two hundred birds, AMI
dill nci try tneE har3est. ei,scr- Ihe
fields were invaded. 5ysnumerous .hunt-
crs
Miss Maggie MtNiey, aged Is daughter
CT Mr. Gtorge Monkey, OF Glasgow, was
buried Yesterday in Falling Spring Piss-
br,er!an Church. Her dsaih was caused
hy tral:, Oil the Chesapeake and Ohio
Eaiirtad. IL company NTH a party OF
fricrJs she was returning in the after
noon of Monday from pr eachnS, and.
VIII: e 5r the railroad bridge train of
cars c,.sbtd into them. All escaped bat
Miss n. KEY who was mashed beyond
rao, ..rf ton.
Miss Fa.a May Reed. daughter of Mr..
NJ 7, Reed OF near Fancy Hill. and Mr..
Samuel Cts per. Hoffman. of Saltviile, Va,
we, !. MAJ ried yesterdas&at noon. at Fall
log Springs Presbyterian manse, Kew. y.
T. Stirling Officiating, The BRIDE. an
at..ac,.r. young LADY, was dressed in
hi.,e tinsel'pg suit. Immediately after
III, Ger. M rs. MIR. Hoffman and his pride
dr.,v. II Erena Vista. where they board
u train for a Northern trip.
The CONGREGATION of Oxford Presby-
ts..an Chu, eli, in Rockbridge. have ex-
tod. Il ~ Call to Rev. Thomas Mowbrey.
VI Ta7eweli. Va. to become the pastor OF
ihE. church.
The i, n, II &c of Miss Maude Sieg Tea
ford To Mr James White Bare took place
at The tr;oe's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Gso1s. G.aford. near Timber Ridge. Rev.
+. l.. Maize officiating. The maid of
honor was Miss Anna Firebaugh, and the
best man was Mr.. Ole B. TeaTord, broth
of the. bride. The bride and her at
tcl DART were dressed In white organdy.
A reception was held at the home of the
grccm's mother Mrs Isaac Bare, near
Fiemen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15

causing pressure on the hCart, with pal pf-
tation all short breath. Nearly every
thing I ate soured on my stomach, some-
times l had cramps in the stomach Which
almost resembled spasras.
doctors told me I had catarrh Of the
stomach but their medicines would not
reach it and l would still be sufferer
had I not, in sheer desperation decided
to try Stuart,s Dyspepsia Tablets.
II knew they were an advertised rem
edy and T. didn't believe anything i, read
about them. as had no confidence in adj
vertised remedies: but my sister, living
in PittsEurG, wrote me last spring telling
me how Stuart's Tablets had cured her
little daughters ofindigestion and loss of
flesh and appetite. and L heSitated no
longer.
Il bought a fiftE-cent box at my drug.
store and took two os tho large tablets
after each meal ard found them delight
full to take. being as pleasant tos taste
as caramel candy: Whenever during the
day or night felt any pain or uneasiness
nthe stomach or about the heart, I took
one of the small tablets, and in three
weeks it seemed to me as if had never
known what stomach trouble was.
II Kept STARTS Dyspepsia Tablets in
lily uses then. occasionally after 2 hearty
meal or when any ol US have a pain or
ache. in the digestive organs.
Mr.. e II Davis. of Ha.nncn. Va.s
says: II ddct oretl five years for dyspep-s
STA. but in two months I got more here--
fit from Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets than
in five year of the doctors treatme n {,
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets arc the SAL
est as well as the simplest and most con-.
venient remedy for any form OF indiges7
ton, catarrh OF stomach, biliousness,
sour stomach, bioating after meals, SYM
pathetic heart trouble
stuat's Dyspepsia Tablets arc not a
cheap cathartic but an active digestive
RI ,lis,dy containing the pepsin and diastase
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they cure stomach troubles because they
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rest and recuperat SIS IS
stuart. S Dyspepsis Ia blets are sold in:
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
A WEEiMS Line
STEAMER BURNS
The Richmond Destroyed With Heavy
Load Of freight at Fredericks-,
burg Wharf.
Special Dispatch to Th, Timss.)

FREDERICKSBuR VA, Nov H
The steamer Richmond. Tie large ani
handsome .oCat of tile Wecms Linz, ply
ing on the Rappahannock between this
city and Baltimore, was burned TO the
waters edge at her wharf this evening.
The beat WAS heavily. loadeus with
freight shipped by Fredericksburg ner-
chants to wbalves or the RapranannocN.
The fire originated in the borfard cabin.
but no explanation of the cause can be
ascertained.
The hull IS lying crosswise of the river
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
MAYOR LACKS AUTHORITY,
A Citizen Held Up in the Street and Robbed.
Tenement Fire.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)

ROANOKE, VA, Nov. 1l.-Mayor Bryan
has decided that Sheriff Tillett is a State
officer, and as he requests an investiGa-
ton q alleged SANDER 10y Maginnis and
Helms city officers, he has no authority
to investigate the matter.
Noel Howard. white. en- route home
from church last night was held up by
two negroes and robbed of his watch and
pocket book. One negro held (. gun while
the other searched him.
A double tenement dwelling house,
owned by Edward Seeligson. was badly
damaged by fire this afternoon, caused by.
a defective f1ue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
MUST SPRINKLE STREETS.
Col. William jennings Bryan congratulates
the Virginia Democracy.
Especial Dispatch to Tho Times.

+ NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Nov. 1i.-yYar-
rants We're sworn out to-day by the CITY
against -. Newport News and Old Point
Railway a. Electric Company and the
Citizens Railway. Light and Power Com
pany, requiring them to 2rpes III court
next Thursday to show caIise Why they
should violate the law requiring them
to sprinkle the streets.
Democratic Committeeman Lccn Stone
has received a letter from William Jeil-
nings Bryan, congratulating Virginia
Democrats upon the result of the last
election. The tragic death of Mckinley,
ne says. redoundcd TO Republican ;ld-
vantage in other sections Of the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
MANY Mules Burne ed.
Special Dispatch to The Timely

lSptctAI. D1sOatcn- 70 n NC = 1!1ss-7 s-r.r.-
s ASHLAND, VA, November IA
Holmes & Oliver. of this county. had the
misfortune to have burned Monday night
their stable and six good mules at their
sa w-rnill in Charles City. county. The
sixteen sets OF harness. Considerable hay.
and grain We're also burned. Mr.. Oliver
is supervisor from BeaversDam District.
Hanover county and Is chairman of the
Board. 49, ~
Mrs James Miller. who recently dislo-
Gated her, hip is now suffering greatly
and scarcely recognizes any one on nc
pave apprehension concsr ning her con.
dition n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
Enthusiastic Converts,
There are Thousands of Them Who
Relieve as This Woman Does.

Mrs. Ira tlaowlton. Of Butte. Montana.
is a most enthusiastic convert to the viz
tues of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a
cure for obstinate stomach trouble. She
says: 81 had poor digestion nearly ell
my life. 1t now seems to me that for
years l never knew what it was to be
hungry, to have a good natural appe-
tite / was troubled with gas in stomach
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
S. ULLMANpS SON,
1S2O-1s22 East Main Street.
SOC East Marshall Street.
Manchester Store, l2lz-l2i4 Hull Street.

Third race. six furlongs handicap
Johnny Mccarthy Is to u first. Bill Massie
70 to % second. Maggie Felix Q5 to u
third. Time. Isis IL.
Fourth race, selling. milo and quar-
ter-Jessie Jarboe Is to u nrst. Bafsied
90 to y second, Waterhouse Oh 10 81
third. Tinc, Zoo.
Fifth race, six frrIongs-Hrnter Raino
q to q first, Kaiona e to u second. St
Herr & To . third. Tine, 1:i5 1-2
Sixth race uile-Frank Mcconnell q
to y first. Jena Is To y second. Elsie
Brau,bae Is to y third. Time. 1:E IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15

their fear and hatred CT the detective.
sWore out a warrant and hired counsel
to have him punished. The alleged Of
ferse was the use OF his club on ne,
gro's head when he was called On by
Suffolk police to help disperEe riotous
crowd of whites ana blacks. Despite
the prefer of legal advice. Branch con-
Quoted his own case and referred to stat
utes authorizing his strenuous action
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
The
SOC|l.AI IRI,.I.Ujlu.IP'HI|.ll
Receipt On 70 Dau g hters'
Of Co 1lfed era raj; G!
THANKS OF CONVENE J. L. !! TO LAD
George Shepard, an Orphan Nevsboy, Invited
10 Make an Address, and Surprises aud
Inspires the Distinguished Ladies'.
Baltimore. New Orlesns and
Houston Arein the Contest
forthe Next Meeting.
THANKS or. C0NYENTION !. TO LAD.
Special Dispatch to The Times.)

Il
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. a. The
second days session of the United Dauga-
tiers of the Confederacy Convention was
taken up. in hearing reports from Mrs.
e G. Weed, Of Jacksonville, Fla. the
national president; Mrs. w. w. Read, Of
II. McCulloch, OF Staunton, Va, second
vice-president; Mrs. j ohm P. Hickman,
Of Nashville, Tenn, recording secretary;
Miss Mary Mares, of Wilmington, II.
c., corresponding secretary; Mrs. r: JEFF
ferson Thomas, treasurer, and also In
hearing reports from presidents of all the
State Divisions.
GOOD REPORTS.
The reports Were all good and showed
progress along every line, and the OUT
look is most encouraging.
The Credential Committee made its re-
port, which showed SIG votes in the con-
vention, representing las chapters with a
total membership of 4,709.
New Orleans, Baltimore and Houston,
Texas. are working hard for the next
convention.
The final report on the Jefferson Davis
monument will be made tomorrow.
A BRIGHT BOY.
The decided incident of to-day's session
was the address before the convention
by Master George Shepard, an orphan
boy. of this city He presented Mrs.
Weed, the president, with souvenir
booklet of Wilmington. and when asked
for an address he surprised all the dele
gates by responding. He spoke interest
ingly on historic incidents of Wilmington
and Cape Fear. touched on the Cival War
and pointed out the generals most adj
raired by him, and expressed deep South
ern sentiment.
His performance was remarkable for
a boy of fourteen, and he received a
storm of applause. The convention ten
dered him 4 vote of thanks. Shepard is
a newsboy.
BRILLIANT EVENT.
The Wilmington Light Infantry gave
a brilliant reception at their giant ar
morv from . to 10 o'clock tonight in hon
or of the visiting Daughters, local chap
ter and Confederate Veterans, who wore
old gray uniforms. lnfantrymen even
dressed in gray uniforms white helmets,
and several hundred ladies present, IN
termingled with uniforms of gray, made
the picture inspiring to behold
The dresses worn by the visiting Daugh-
tiers were magnificent and eclipsed the
gowns worn on any former occasion in
this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
PscIng At Cincinnati.
(Ry Associated Press !

(I.y Associated Press
CINCINNATI, OHIO. Nov. H--This
was another bad day for the followers OF
form at Lato.ria- as every ono OF the six
fayorites went wrong.
First race, mile Polly Bixby G TO y
if,-t, SIM w TO to- ~ second, Sallie q.
sGS to y third. Time. ~
s Second race q ys a-.ohgs-S.phon Is to
u drst, The Eoston q to 81 second, RAJ
:verssbury q to d th.zd. Time. Log IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
TIE you.g.s. LET. 20 Perish.

= : .. lSpec1ale DlspatSH % = nc I.1ca s-H.
45SCFFOL XIV A., Nov. II In their haste
to escape frcEl their burning home. the
oIce,, children OF John Valley, colorcd. CT
N.nsernond ,courty. this afternoon. DO
serted the youngest. an Infant. which
:,e,is he'd in the i:ames.
The parents went off TO work and let
.,,., children home at play, when they r.,-
turned 10 find their little home and con-
& rts. including the baby, a mass OF
ses:,is and ashes. The 1lrc,s origin il; not
1rYoycr. -. fii -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
- a BrS0l 1T 4,
Bear the lhs Kind Yen Aars Alsays Bought
s'fa ! III 7zza1
DaPKEY SINGING

In his entertainment at Corcoran Nal,
on Friday night Polk Miller viii havs.ts
haif-dozen of the best singers from the
tobacco factories of The city. For tina
Benefit of the Organ Fand of the Third
Presbyterian Church,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
Snow in the Valley.

Especial Dispatch TO The Tinies.1
NEW MARKET, VA. November H.
North and Massanutten mountains and
a por ton of the Valley are covered with
snow. which fell last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
slOK HEABA J..G t.U4.ai,

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
ELEVEN. YEARS FOR hlUEDER.
Scion Llnthecum Sentenced for Killing Bruce
Ions.
/ (sre cia' Dispatch to The Times. }

T inthecum, who has been On trial in the
County Court here this week for the r:'l:-
der of Bruce Lonas, on December is. 1870,
was, to-day, given eleven Years in the
nenitsntiary.
Wesley W. Craig was placed on trial
this afternoon. cherged with burning the
mill Of S. H I,anas. in which the body OF
Bruce sLonas was afterwards found.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
Rratch Broke 10 Rlnt. {

Especial Dispatch to The - INES. !, 81.
z SUFFOLK, va. Now 14.-The trial of
Hurricane Brancf re yesterday re-
Prosecuted by negroes, who. because or
The Washington bee., 1901-06-22

window Mr.. Bailey had occasion to
speak to the object of his thoughts,
who soon informed him that she was
on her way to Marysville, Kan.
Whereupon Mr. Bailey told the young
lady he was we'll acquainted there,
having a cousin in Maryville, a young
doctor, whom he often visited and who
was to be married in a few weeks.
With wide open eyes and abated
breath the young woman abashingly
confided to Bailey she was the person
TO whom his cousin was to be married,
but there were chances of it never oc-
curing, as they had had some differ
ences, and it was the mission Of her
trip to Marysville to endeayor to bring
about a reconciliation with her fance.
Mr.. Bailey concluded to act the part
Of a mediator and agreed to accom-
pany Miss James to his cousins home
and intercede for her. Arriving there
the young doctor was greatly cha
grined and offended that his promised
wife should tell her troubles to a
stranger whom she had accidentally
met on the train, even though that
person chanced to be his own cousin.
He refused even to talk the matter
over, and bade her go to her home,
which she did.
Bailey followed on the next train,
went TO Miss James home at 1903 East
Eighth street, and pleaded his own
cause, acknowledging it a case of love
at first sight. They were quietly mar
ried the next day and an appropriate
supper was given by the Elks, of which
order Mr.. Bailey is a prominent men,
Der. The couple left on the midnight
train for Washington, D. c., hoping to
go far enough not to have their happy
heralded before their coming.
Miss James belongs to one of the best
families in Kansas City and is 10 years
Did. She is an accomplished young
woman.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-22
COMEDY OF ERRORS
Plot Rests on Mystery in liz
ness Of Two Modern Drom;,.
nr. snively and Mr.. H.r,.
Like Twin Brothers, and Look
They Are, But Nobody Rps D'
20 Certainty.

flc'ion frequently masquera5ss ..
truth, but the following sfor- ',,gS ,. ss
all except the names Of tEa 1.eh,
IS vouehsafed for as a facr l.r-@o1s' t-1'
Chicago Post, shows that trr.I me
seem occasionally to borrow -ba -1! Ia!
OF her imitator. -ooe
One day when riding E, , ~.
street car Mr.. Snively of Pr.rais. 20
raised his eyes from his rar-.-' -'-a-o'
and met the glance of q I,a,. .-Es' -5
was sitting beside him. She .--.,3 "I9
and offered a gloyed hand. savfra.
How do you 20, Mr.. Harlan9 W
have returned to Chicago sooner .tol tOl
you had intended, have YOU ro+aa -
Excuse me, madam" be- ra+,.-.,
feeling that in the circumstarca-' - =
would not be right to take her ~ =
you have mistaken me f.r .---- '--''
else. My name is not Harlan zee '
She made no further remar,, h-.
turned her back upon him. cba7,,fr. -.
her seat at the first opportunity fos
one at the end of the car.
Il wonder if this is some kind ..-
confidence game" mused Mr. Sof,.Ie
IF so, the next move viii he -.
pose, for some fellow to address -,
by my own name. l only wish y
would, that's all"
Rut not bing Of +Io IL
and he was convinced that tba -
had been really sincere.
A few weeks after this Mr. SBfverv
entered a hotel in Boston. The crsri.
nodded Familiarity, and while tba
guest was writing his name in tGs
register said: Your old room fs -,
cant, Mr.. Harlan"
Il must bear a close resemblance
to that man." said Mr.. Sniyely. max.
ing a final flourish with his mem
''This is the second time l have baa1