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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
Letter Carriers and Dogs.

There appeared some time ago in Col
Tiers Weekly. an article under the caption
OF ..Perils of the Postal Service in
which the writer dealt with each branch
or the service separately, setting. forth
the perls and dangers attendant Upon
cities. he mentioned the ever-present
danger Of vicious dogs. and it is this
subject which the present writer wishes
to enlarge upon. The public ut large lit
tie dream how much annoyance is caused
by their Goss to the postman. as he
goes his daily rounds. bearing missives of
love and joy. of gladness and sorrow, OF
route.
DOGS seem to have a particular FOND
ness 70: policemen and special aversion
for letter-carriers. Why this is. no one
seems to know. and | cannot tell. unless
the respect they have for the blue-coat is
born of fear for the club he carries. while
they seem to realize that hanGful of
letters or a bundle OF papers is not very
formidable weapon of attack or defense
I. Seemingly in about nine cases out of
ten. when asIetter-carrier goes to- a front
door and rings the belt he is met by tho
Iadv of the house with a pleasant word
anG, smile. and Il low 5growl by the dog.
who is just beiiinG her Handing the lady
the mail, he turns to leave when anoti1-
. er growl and Il rush from the dog causes
him to bout face again The lady
seems to be intentIy studying the address
or the post mark on the. letter and pays
no attention to the dog. and the postrnan
has to back out of the yard with what
grace and dignity he can. while the canine
with his teeth showing and his rear APP
pendage erect seems ito say dare you
to turn round.
Or it may be a house that sets back
some distance from the street. and, the
coast seeming clear the nostman goes
in~the ward and up to the front door.
just in time to meet his dogsn.n face TO
face. this time big feiloH-.5who walks
around him growing like tiger What's
to be done? To attempt to. run away
would be worse than useless. weapons
he has none and the dog don't scare
worth cent SO he tries to make
friends. Here. here. good doggie: come
along pups and then. just as all seems
lost, the lady of the house or the servant
girl. appears and reassuringly SAYS: s.1e
won { bite: he just wants to play with
you I have been told this after having
felt the teeth of the dog inSmy flesh.
Many. amucing incidents happen to car
riers in correction with dogs that is
amusing to every one but the carrier,
Some time ago carrier. of this city was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
Killed by Strikers.

COLUMBIA, S. c.. Nov. 3-Two ma
chnis,s working in the Southern Railwa
shops HEREINAFTER Binder and William
Searer-were shot in their house early
this morning by party OF men.
Seaver was killed instantly and Binder
Il, sperately wounded. According 10 an
ante-mortem statement of Binder. the at
lacking men We're former strikers. who
were bent u3on killing non-union men.
Harry Jones and Arthur McCrany have
teen arrested. More arrests will fol /.
low. Mccrany told The sheriff that ne
lilo the shooting in self-defenSe, but does
: j: explain his presence at the house at
that time OF night.
Th, strike in the machine shops has
cns subsided here, but there is still deep
feeling against the men who took the
places of the strikers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
GOV. TAFT lNCAPACITATED.
He Viii Be Unable to Discharge His Duties for
Three Weeks.
(Ey Associated PreIs.}

WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. 4.-Secre-
tary Root received a cable message to-
day from Governor Taft, saying that
owing to the recent operation he had
undergone he would be incapacitated for
duty for about three weeks. He said the
operation had been successful and that
his .convalescarce was progressing salts
factorily. During his disability Judge
White, who has been appointed vice
governor. will administer the civil at
fairs of the Philippine. Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
Visitors From t he West.
Especial Dlspateh to The Times.

!. q d =
RJCIlERSV1LEE VA. Nov. 4.-Dr.
Angus Sims. wife and daughter Miss
-Anli;, Sims, came from Cripple Creek,
Col. the 10Th of October where they
have been living several Years Mrs.
Sims. who is an invalid; stood the trip
remarkably well, as she had every con-
yeniercc OF travel. She has had FOUR
parsiytic strokes. They thought trip
TO relatives might be beneficial and she
Was anxious TO come back TO Virginia.
They are highly pleased with their new
home in the West, and related much of
interest there. But what amused Viz
S:Eians most MAS the narration of the
way wCn:cn elbowed the male population
4: this polls in order 10 vote ratis
Miss Mamie Mcmillan has gone tc
Ncw,erry. South Carollla. where she
is visiting Miss Hattie Leavei. From
there she will visit relatives of l5artwell,
Hart county, Georgia. Her brother, Mr..
J. W. Mcmillan. accompanied her over
& business trip South
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
PRESIDENT GOES TO VOTE.
He Leaves f,r5 Oyster Bay Accompanied by
Mrs. Roosevelt! and Others
- Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, Nov president
Roosevelt left to-day at II o'clock for
oyster Bay, where he will vote to-mor-
row. He was accompanied By Mrs
Roosevelt. Secretary Cortelyou, Assist
ant Secretary Loeb. and Henry Pickney,
the White House steward.
The party travelled in special car.
the Lucania attached to the regular
Pennsylvania train. The President and
Mrs Roosevelt, will remain in New York
to right. and tomorrow morning the
President will so to Oyster Bay ard will
return to New York immedia tely after
casting his ballot. Mr.. Loeb and Pick
ney, the steward, will also vote at Oyster
Bay. Secretary Cortelyou will vote at
Hampstead. Long Island.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
Enc Barn turned.

Especial Dispatch TO The Timcs.) -
SHENANDOAH. VA, Nov. "A large
barn belonging to J. Samuel Hafnsberser
Just across. the Shenandoah River was
burned Saturday night, with its contents,
including 70 tons Of hay, a large guam
tity of wheat and straw. and 500 bushels
of oats. quantity Of corn, harness and
implements.
The amount of loss cannot pc stated.
but everything was insured except the
harness. it is said.
The fire WAS supposed to be incendiary.
Mr.. 1:ansbergey was in Harrisonburs
at the time. where he went to attend the
funeral of Judge Paul.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
A FATAL JUMP.
Mr.. George AdaEs TO Escape Train Jumped
Into James River.
Especial Dispatch to The Time.


LYNCHBURG. VA, Nov. Mr.. George
Adams, a well known Lynchburser, met
with distressing and fatal accident near
here yesterday afternoon. Accompanied
byfa number Of friends Mr.. Adams Went
for a walk. in the course of which they
crossed a high bridge of the Southern
Railway, leading over James River. When
near the end of the bridge the parry
heard the approach of Il train and immc-
diately jumped down on an abuttment.
In making the leap. Mr.. Adams lost his
balance and fell to the river. about thirty
feet below. AS the water was hardly j
foot deep Mr.. Adams struck the bed OF
the river with terrific force and lay where
he fell unconscious. When taken from
the water a few seconds afterwards it
was found his neck had been broken. His
death must have been instantaneous. Mr..
Adams leaves d wife and one child. An
inquest may be held to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
THREE SOCIETY. EVENTS.
Announcement OF Wedding In Norfolk and
Portsmouth, Damage Suit.
Try Associated Press.Y

NORFOLK. VA, Nov 44.--Three forth
coming society weddings We're announced
here to-day: At Norfolk. Miss Ida john
son Gordon to MrJohnE Sage Fiske.
: November 10Th; at Portsmouth. Miss
Mary Mcpherson Ferebee TO Mr. Nm
Stamps Howard. November 18th: at Nor
! folk, Miss Cornelia Whitehead Tuckertto
MIR. Harry TAYLOR Poor, November 14th.
Suit for s15,o5U damages was entered
here this afternoon against the Monticello
Hotel by Mrs. Kate j. Loan. of Ply
mouth. No who alleged that: she was
injured by the falling OF the hotel elcVa-
tor during the meeting here last Sep
TENDER of the Concatenated Order of
: Hoo lIOOS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
Hampden-sidney kicked off to thirty

= aa -
yard line and gothic ball again on
neutrality-suspicious. tumble. Hampton
Sidney made a touchdown, but failed 70
kick goal; fscore.1T to 0, Randolph Ma
con kicked off and Hampden-Sidney, get
ting the ball, kicked toScenter line. After
second, down neutrality-suspicious. got, the
ball, and after two downs kicked htty
yards, to within Il few. feet of goal.
Hampden-Sidney got ball and kicked 1t
back fifty yards. Randolph-Macon got
ball and kicked thirty yards.
Hampden-Sidney fumbled the ball. and
Robertson:.sof Randolph MAJ con. naklns
one of the prettiest runs ever seen here,
snatched the ball for a touchdown Coal
being kicked, the score then stood IL to
c. Hampden-Sidney Kicked off and Ran
dolph- Macon returned the ball about
twenty yards. and afterwards lost it on
downs.
Z, Hampden-S Sidney then started on its
fourth and last journey to the goal.
Failing to kick goal. the. score stood 2:
to 6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
DlsTILLERS LIVE HARD.
Rulings of The Revenue Department Hard 10
Follow.
lSpccial plsna;ch te The T,mcs.)

Special dispatch To The Times.) 81.
SNoWNILLE, VA, Nov. 4--Isevenrc
officers have been quite active in Floyd,
Patrick and EreSlkln counties and are
making the brandy distiiers live hard,
They have seized some Of the most
prominent oisti1lers in that section. for
alleged violations of the revenue Laws.
UnGer the present rulings of the Re- .cnue
Department. it is almost impossible for a
distiller to keep straight.
The Rev. d. b. Stevens is holding a
series Of meetings at this place, which are
largely attended. and much interest -E,,n-
ifested. The altar is crowded each right
and many professions are made.
The farmers are through seeding and
are busilS engaged in gathering their Corn
crop. which is not UP. to the average.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
BAPTIST WOMEN.
Missionary Clubs th. Guests of culpcp,r's
Citizens
Especial Dispatch to The Tines.)

CULPEPER, VA, Nov 4.-The State
Federation OF Moments Missionary Clubs
of the Baptist Church of Virginia con
vened in session here at ESQ clock this
evening with over hundred delegates
from the various clubs in attendance.
The sessions of the Society are held
in the Baptist Church, and are presided
over by Mrs. Mary S. Barker, of Clifton
Forge. its president.
The various delegates are apportioned
in the town 10 the families. who entertain
them as guests. The daily sessions of
the Society will he held at 1880 A NJ,
1880 p. NJ. and $50 r. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
.l (By Associated rPrcss.l I
v. NIL, 42;WASHlNGTON & LEE 6,
Tic Cadets Too lno:tuous for the University
Students
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

LEXINGTON, VA, Nov. 4.-This aft
crnoon. Witnessed by 100 enthusiastic
spectators, Virginia Military Institute
simply walked away with Washington
and Lee University on the sridiron, the
final score being ~ to g.
Varsity kicked off, and within two
minutes JollnGon after 50-ysrd run
through left. scored touchdown for Ca
diets. Varsity's only touchdown was
made by e|hipple. who fell on pgskin,
which was Blocked by students when
Cadets attempted to kick from near OPP
poIents goal. The game was spirited
from the start, but 'Narsity's line could
not withstand the terrific assaults hurled
against it by che imp4etuouls cadets.
Students took a brace in second half and
held Cadets to two touchdowns. Glenns
line bucking. and work OF Johnson,
Rawn. Wright. Wise, and Tucker, for
Cadets, and playing of Smith, Hall.
Swartz, and Haw, for Students, were
features. Two4 men were forced to re-
tire from 'Narsitys line. Lineup:
V. NJ. |. Position. w. & J.. u.
Wise. left end ...........Smith.
Milton.......... left tackle ....: .McNulty..
Johnson........ left guard .......Trundle.
(Caotain)
Wright .........., center. ......... Wh1pple.
Lee. right guard ...... Crockett.
Rhinehart.... right tackle ........Laird.
Tutwiler.
Tucker.......... right end $3.50. swartz.
(Captain) .
Desteiger.... quarter back. Hail.
Allan.
Rawn. left half back tiaw.
Perry.. right half back Fielder.
Glenn. full back Walker
Glasgow.
Touchdowns - Johnson ); Wright,
Perry Glenn. Rawn, and Whipple. Goals
kicked from touchdowns-Perry. Z; Smith,
l. Umpire "Broncho" Armstrong. ke-
ferees, Walker, Pennsylvania; DR.. Wer-
tenbaker, Varsity. Time-keepers, Stud
-. hal Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
! The Newpor. News sE,ugg!ers.
Z. Especial Dispatch 10 The T;mcs.l

+ NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Nov. A.
Samuel Carter, colored, and John VIII
5liams. Il saloon-keepcr in Elizabeth
county, We're before United States Com
missioner Garrett this afternoon charged
with completely i'll recent tobacco snug
Cling operations. Carter was sent on to
the grand jury Williams being discharged
without 4 hearing on motion of the Coy
Sernment.
Carter is the negro who rowed the boat
in which the .snlusgled tobacco was
brought ashore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
CASE.OF CAPTAIN CARTER.
Motion Made in Supreme Court to Adj
vance 1t.
(Ey Associated Prcss,)

I(Ey Associated Prcss)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.--tn The United
States Supreme Court a molten was en-
tered by a. A. Hoe!inS to advance on tho
docket the case OF Captain Gberlin NJ.
Carter. The5casc is an application for Il
writ of harbeas corpus and is lspart, of
the proceeding in CAPTAIN Carriers case
to secure his release from the ,peniten-
tiary at Lea Ycnworths kansas: IT cones
to this ccsaltzon an aepeal from the d.
vision cla the United States Circuit Cours
fer the district of kansos, denying the
petition. go .e.z: f5zs5J<,
The Court took the motion under adj
visen,ent S7s5 asss4.s sEf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
WILL MAKE LIQUID AIR.
Company Incorporated in New York With
$50 10, 900 Capital.
(Bye.Associatod Flcs..)'

>
ALBANY.N. T., Noy. 4.-l..e Consolt-'
dated Liquid AIR Company, WI n principal
officers in New York. was incorppra ten
to-day with "a capital of 81. 0n;D00 divided
into shares of the spar value Of nve. dol
lars 3each.+.sl'he company proposes to
manufacturessliauid air for refrigeration
power, navigation. medical application
and e manIifac turet of steels. acids and
of other mechanical and. sc. entif1c uses,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
drilling for Water.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Timrs.I
CRAZE ORCHARD. VA. Nov. 4.-Ihe
Interstate Investment Company,s man
iEer is here and viii on next MONDAY
commence operating their drill FOR water
% supply their prospective coke oven
,.ant that they have located here. There
fine prospect Of large development
.ere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
BIRD HUNTING IN AMELIA.
The Cruel FATE ot Young Fawa Whose
Mother Was Killed
(spccinl Dispatch 10 TIE Times.

(specinl D!spatch 10 TIE Ilmes.)
AMELIA, VA. Nov. d.--Ihe bir: season
came in November 1st apd many succes j.
full hunters reta1n with good ,.;ss O:
game. 1t is said 10 be too dry To liant
i,aritidges to the best advantage. Rep
resenrativc Waiter 4. Watson AMI M:.
Vaughan came through town a few days
ago with their eleven dogs. aft. sr :. vo'S
successful fox hunt down on NJ. South
ais farm.
A fawn was Killed ut about one al nile
from the town by a coiores. n2a;i. ne
fawns mother was killed a fsa days he
fore and the little one roain2d doSTil
here. The hounds had i,elc:y riin it 10
death. a boy had hi it 7i:l i -"ck
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
CHARLES WOOD PARALYZED.
Largest Apple Grower in Rep2allannock
County
Especial Dispatch 10 lhe Times.

CUIFEPER. VA. Nov. 4.-Mr. Chas.
Wood. of Washington. Ma. was stricken
with paralysis at his home this evening
and the attending physicians say that
there is 10 hope of his recovery. Mr.
Mood is one of the most prominent and
widely known farmers of Rsppahannock
county and his The largest apple planta-
Iicr in all tlH.s section of the State and
yearly ships apples 10 the crowned head
of England.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
SULLIVAN SSOu
WHY PAY MORE WHEN YOU
CAN SAVE rs PER CENT
Lion Coffee, Zoe Pound.

GRADUATED Sugar, SC pound. White A
Sugar, sc pound. Silver King Flour $500 per
barrel. or o7c bag. Mountain Roll Butter.
l5c pound. New Buckwheat. &c or 7
pounds for 2Sc. Celuloid Starch, &C pack
age. Cuticura Toilet Soap, sc dozen. JEFF
ferson Flour, $3.50 per barrel, or 2oe bag.
Small California Hams, &c per pound. i-2
pounds Large Lump Starch. 20. 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
At the First Baptist Church.

The special services will continue under
the leadership of Rev. Mr. Bruner. Two
meetings viii be held to-day-at ( 2. NJ.
and IS P. NJ. The congregation last night
was large and greatly Interested In. the
sermon by Mr. Bruner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
AWARD ON COCOA AND eHoeo-
LATE.

The judges at the Pau-American Expo
sition. Buffalo. have awarded three gold
Dorchester. Mass. for the superiority ef
their Breakfast Cocoa and all of their
cocoa and chocolate prepare tons. and she
excellence OF their exhibit. This Is the
thirty-seventh highest award recet"sd
by. them from the great expositions h .
Europe and America
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
P,esbyteriaas, 5; Episcopaliuns, 0.
fsnccio,. pisnatch, TO The rimes.o

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Nor sA-In.
& hard-fought game of Football here this
afternoon Fredericksburg: College defeat
ed the Episcopal High School by the
score OF too.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
Catarrl,: Tor 90 Years and cnre,, il,

n Few Dnys-4E ien- Geo. u mes, Of seran-
ton. Pa. says: have been a martyr
to CatarrhT FLOR twenty years Constant
Ii awking. dropping in the throat and .
pain in the head, very offensive breath.
tried DR.. Agnew'' Catarrhal Powder.
The first application gave Instant relief
After using a; few hotties was cured.'s.-
Il Sold by Polk Miller Drug Com any.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
to be applied to ships. locomotives. auto
mobiles; stationary engines and other ma

The company will operate in America
aM6 Europe Tiie directors are: Former
United States Senator Pett,grew. of Sioux
Falls. S. D.. and Marion Butler. of RAJ
leigh, N c.; Charles E. Tripler, Charles
B. Gwynn anG Charles e. Miner, of New
York: e.. r. Patterson. of Philadelphia;
II W. Moel1er OF Newark. n.
The only shareholders mentioned arc
Charles E. Tripler, who takes 3S36 shares;
Marion Butler SO, and D. F. PettiGrew
"A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05

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sent absolutely flee by mail. Address
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When writing. mention that you read
this generous offer in The Times
snrantown. near Warm Springs, Saturday
might
g Hickman. it is claimed, had 5een for
! some time using abusive language to
z and about Lislltner and his family
Lghtner was arrested but was bailed
out on SUNDAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
FANNIE CAssELL WHIPPED.
Negro Girl Preferred Stripes TO Serving lime
Big Contract.
especial Dispatch 10 The Times

Especial DisDatch 10 The Tinlvs)
NEWPORT MEMS. VA. Nov. 4.-Fan-
ME Cassell. a fpurteen-year old negro
girl. convicted of petit larceny. was whip
ped at the jail this morning in ,ieu of
serving time she is the -rst female ever
whipped here.
j. II. Brinsqn. OF Hampton. has re-
ceived the contract for erecting the new
barracks and guard house at Fort Mon
roe The total is about one hunured thou
sam dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-05
Shooting Affair in Bath.

Especial Dispatch to Tllr Timcs)
HOT SPRINGS, VA, Nov. 4.-Janes
g Isghtner. a member of the Bath. Bar
shot and painfully. but not dangerously,
wounded THOMAS 3. Hickman, at Ger
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-23
The Pan-American Exposition.

At no previous exhibition has cleo. tricity played such important parts as
 at the Pan-American. It is the very
 life of the big show. At night the
 transmitted energy of Niagara is made
 manifest in the beautiful illumination,
 which has won for the Pan-American
 the name of the City of Light. The
 motors at work about the grounds and the current that operates them comes from Niagara Falls. Part way up the great electric tower is restaurant. and an electric pump furnishes the water for use there.
 In machinery hall there is q 1O-horse power motor, Operatively connected to q Dean steam pump, delivering 49 gal Ions per minute against lSy pounds pressure. There is work by day as well as by night for the energy of Niagara. and thus is demonstrated that the power supply of Niagara is con- stant. There Is no eight, ten or twelve hour shift with the force of this wonder ful river, but hour after hour, day after day, month after month and year after year, as unceasing as has been the flow oi the river, this modern giant of power is ever ready and willing. Centuries will roll On and generation alter gen. eration will find the same response from the throwing of the switch that Niagara's force as is found and enjoyed Atodty in the grounds and Of>the Pan-American ex- position at .BuffAo.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-23

 is to be condemned, but we are sure that self murder should not be com mended. The man who values his own life lightly cannot set very much store by the lives of his fel- low men. .- r Nhft
 However, it is not for us to con- demn those who for any reason seek "before their time" some other haven than.this earthly one. Death is not the thing to be feared that it once Was, and the terrors of the Hereafter are slowly fading away. But is better to live and ''So live that when the summons comes To join the. .innumerable caravan that
 moves to that mysterious realm, Where each must take his chamber, In the silent halls of Death. Thou go not, like the quarry slave, at
 night,
 Scourged to his dungeons; But sustained and soothed by an unfal-
 tering trust,
 Approach thy tomb like one who Wraps the drapery of his couch about
 him,
 And lies down to pleasant dreams"