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The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-11-05

IL you want life Insurance in
old line company or want to buy n
nice dwelling house, or lot withon1|
a house, or business house on Main
or Maysviile Street. or Warehouse
close enough TO the raiload to save
drayage fees. give me call,
io-f JOSIAH DAVIS.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-11-05
DO the c. c. see ?

The voters evidently preferred
to believe the straightforward state
ment of Mayor Baird rather than
that of the anonymous bulletin
writer
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-11-05

S ands ready to establish the ac-
curaoy OF that statement by the
books. The statements made in
the anonymous bulletins were .itey,
vouched for bysanybody. w;,
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-11-05

l. r. Rogers is the General Agent
Il TINS section of State for the I'm
ioi Central Life Insurance Compa
NY Call.upon h,m for a life policy,
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-11-05

The Republicans OF Mt. Sterling
led by three responsible men of
their party. and who, for short,
are denominated Citizens Com
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-11-05
DEMOCRATIC
MAJORITY MORE THAN 4
THIRDS IN HOUSE Ann
SENATE.
seventy-four in the House
Twenty five in the Senals.

Democrats have shown ID
and strength and now there ID
probability of a Republican br
ing into the United States Sen
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-11-05
UNCONTROVERTED

The statement made by Mayor
Blird as to the financial condition
Of the city is authentic and he
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-11-05

The Ladies' Missionary Society
oil the Baptist church viii entertain
Win handkerchief Bazaar The first
week OF December. Time and place
VIII be announced laler.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-11-05
Montgomery Ccuniy's Vote
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
|. n. Greene Dem.
Ellison Is. Tacket (Rep.
Gieene's majority
FOR shERiFF.
G.. A. Mccormick Dem.
J. I'D. Mcclure rep
McCornick's majority j.
FOR JAILoR
William Sledd (Dein 49,. m
II. II, Wilson (R,p.
Sledd's majority a
FOR AssEssok.
John T. Richardson Dem. I'D
John 7. Fisher Rep
Richardson . iiiaJuriiy %
FOR COUNCILMAN.
FIRST WARD.
{. II. Bryan Dem. Isl
M. r. Hainline Dem. 81
David Howell (Rep.) Il
SECOND WARD. ~
J. +. King Dem. II
T. II. Eastin dem. I6
w. II. Strossman, Sr. Rep $
|. {. Schooler Rep. s
rHlRDlwARp.
James L. Bean Rep ~
Henry Bolts Rep. J.. IN
Jerry Ryan (Ind'nt.
w. W. Wilson lnd'pt Rep) q
FOURTH WARD.
4 L nlIba.,, fno... i
Jacob Henry (Dem
Joseph P. Sullivan (Rep. 81
All.Ithess Democratic candidates
are!electedsbylthe usual Democrat
ic vote:
County Judge. "A. A. Hazelrgg
County, ylAttorney C. F. Thomas
CountylClerk Howard Ander,oE
;. Sup't Miss Mary AndersoI
Surveyor. S, s. Cassity
Coroner. .s.... :. Geo. G.. Easin
MAGISTRATES.
lst Dis c. G. Thompson (Rep
2ndsDis Jaw. Henry (Dem
3rd Dis. r.. j. Douglass (Dem.
4th Dis. John Trimble (Dem.
oth Dis I. N. Perry (Denl.
othsDis. John G. Trimble fRep.
coNsTABLEs.
lst Dis +. l.. Bramblette (Denl
2nd DIS. Mason. Thomas (Dem
3rd Dis
fth DIS Andy Wills (Dem
''Ji DIS Marcus Judge (Des
oth DIS .J.J.iB. Carter ( Rel
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-11-05

Newly elected officers can have
their bonds made by II. F. Rogers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

"A Stranger in a Strange Land enter
tanned a small audience at the Academy
last night. The company contained some
familiar faces, and was altogether about
tho same calbre of the usual farce comedy
company on the road William Friend
was again the principal. and was favor
ably received. The farce is full Of laughs
and seems 10 be popular.
PLAYS THAT ARE COMING.
THE Sorrows of Satan" in dramatized
form. will be the attraction at the Acad-
envy this afternoon and tonight The
,7Iot includes ali of the most important
situations from the celebrated book by
Marie Corelli, and is on the order of
.Taust'' The cast is mace up Of players
OF more than ordinary ability. and the
stage effects are excellent ana at times
startling. The two lending parts, that OF
Prince Rinanez, an up-te-date devil, and
Geoffrey Tempest, viii be enacted by Ed
ward r. Giawson ana Ross O'Neal. who
Were the leading members of the original
company.
Andrew Robson.s embodiment Of .'Rich-
ard CarveI'' which will be seen here on
Friday and Saturday. is attracting crowd
ed houses, and there is nothing in the
outlook TO indicate any waning of popular
interest in either the actor or the play.
The stage version of Richard CarveI' is
probably one Of the most satisfactory
examples OF a book play that New York
has ever seen.
Al III. Biiou
AT the Bijou tonight pretty,
fascinating Eernona JaIoeau and a
strong company VIII open an engage
ment three nights and two matinees,
presenting '.AIazerpa.
The great production Of the new dra-
matte version OF Lord Byron's famous
poem. in which Mile Nernona Jarbeau
will star. is made by the Leavitt &
ledcrer Company, regardless of costs. 1t
viii be perfect in every detail, correct in
costume and atmosphere, and, in so far
as an ideal dramatization of purely his
toric episode sided by q, poets fancy
may be it will also be a truthful repro
dUcuon. or more properly speaking, IL
lustration of the weird catastrophe mar
rated by Ivan Mazeppa to Charles MI.
of Sweden, the night after the battle of
Tultowa. or Fultava.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
ITION.AL FIGHT
BIT Err IN NORFOLK.
There are Eighty-eight Candidates
for Executive Committee and
Only Eighteen TO be Chosen.
lspccial pl.patch 10 Tbe Tlmes.)

= NORFOLK. VA. Oct. 2.-It was learned
Ets-night that a strong effort will eest
made to get the District Committee,
s.ilicE meets here Tomorrow, TO memo
sria,iae the State Committee to reopen
the Norfolk county case and give the
atrtighsouts rehearing and the pft-s
mary they want.
Firing began tonight in what promises
to be a great cattle between factions
here for the control OF the local party
machinery Thirteen out OF nineteen
members of the City Democratic Execu-
tive Committee. at special meeting,
adopted resolutions resembling that part
CT the rules governing the primaries or
Gs.ea for next Tuesday. allowing can
tidates to name the electoral board VINO
shall nominate judges and clerks or eiec-
ton. This primary is to name Ganci-a
dates for the General Assembly and also
60 name /. new Executive COMMITTEES
The real fight Is on the Executive Conn
ulittee. and IS between that wing of the
party LEG by Commissioner of Revenue
w. w Dsy. who is also the present chair
man of the Executive COMMITTEES, anu
Clerk OF the Courts James v. TrehF each
of whom aspfres to the local leadership.
The contest antedates the last State
Convention during the time Mr.. Day sup
ported Mr.. Montague, while MIR. Trehy
Imported congressman Swanson and
T.
SorEled in harmony with Senator Martin
the regular organization.
The Trehy forces are tn control of theSS
'-cIl organization and named tonight for
the electoral board prominent and repu-z
FaDe citizens Of No@soik The result WIZ
largely depend upon the acquisscence OF
candidates in the changed plan. The Ex-s
ecutive Committee, at a previous meet
ing. formulated and published rules for
the primary, which are now sought to be-
changed The present battle was precipi-
tated by eightyeight candidates appear
ing for the place of executive committee
ran. while only eighteen members are
to be selected.
There is talk that these candidates arc
dummies put up TO secure control OF the
| electoral board ShotMd the Dey mel
| win. he will be reelected chairman Of the
| City G'omr-ittee. but should the trehy
! forces win. Mr. Tre1y will be chairman.
! Norfolk is all torn up by the conflict.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
MISS sTuCKEY GOES TO WE'D.
She and Mr. Williamson Reported TO Have
Been Married.

Miss Bessie Lee stuekey, one OF the
nurses at the Virginia Hospital, left yes
1c.cay barring for Baltimore, whereit
was said she would be married TO Mr..
Charles S. Williamson, of Nottoway coun-
~ by whom, it Will be recalled. she was
shot and seriously wounded at the hos
pital last November.
Misses Maude Cock and Ahbie Dulin,
two OF the other nurses. accompanied
Miss Stuclkey when she left the city,
aud ona of them who returned last night
reported that the marriage had taken
G1laoo at Trinity Episcopal Church, in
Washington, in her presence.
hIr. Williamson spent Tuesday night
here and it is understood he viii pur-
sue his Studies in medicine in one Of the
isalt!rnore colleges.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
NARROWING DETAILS.
Bodies OF American Soldiers Saturated With
Oil and Burned.
(BS AgsociateG Press.l

MANILA, Oct. 2.-The latest advices
from the Island of Samar give narrowing
details of the slaughter OF the members
of Company c, Ninth United States IN
fantry, at Balangiga last Saturday. 1t
seems that the presidentio Of the town,
claiming to be friendly, led the insur-
gents in person The body Of Captain
Council had been tied at the heels, sat-
urated with kerosene and party burned.
Forty-five bodies had been buried in a
trench, leaving seven unaccounted for.
The charred remains of many We're re-
covered In numerous instances the
bodies had been badly mutilated.
On hearing Of the slaughter Colonel
Isaac Rusa, of the Eleventh Infantry,
started for the scene Immediately with a
battalion The 500 Macabebes will also
be dispatched to the scene Of the massa-
ere on board the LIE Gaspi, which is de-
layed by typhoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
Condensed Schedules.
DEp1IsIUnn OF TRAINS.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
WAY-9 A. NJ. local for Norfolk, &c. 3:45
P. NJ, Newport News, Norfolk. Old
Point and local stations; 40 z. IT., daily,
except Sunday. limited; $50 a. NJ. local
train daily to Charlottesville, and except
Sunday, to Clifton Forge; 1880 2. ny
daily, for Cincinnati, Louisville, St Lou-c
and the West; 5:3o P. NJ, except Sunday,
accommodation for Gordonsviile; 1910 +.
II. the f. f. v, daily, for Cinctnnatt ana
Louisville; 1880 A. NJ, from Eighth
Street Station. daily for Lynchburg, Lex
ington and Clifton Forge. connects. ex-
eept Sunday. with Buckingham and Al
berene branches; 90 p NJ, except Sum
cay, for Lynchburg.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-9:2O A. S'.a5
daily 1vr Durham, &c, connecting at
BurkeyilIe for Farmyille, Lynchburg, &C
1901 P. NJ. daily for Charlotte, ~.
New Orleans ard points South. i z. A..
local, daily except Sunday, to keysviite.
IL 80 p NJ daily for Atlanta, Augusta
and points South.
YoRK-RIvER LINE.-4:so P. NJ. daily
except Sunday fo- West Point. connecting.
with steamer for Baltimore Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays: $50 T. NJ,
daily. except Sunday, local express for
Wese Point; connects with stage at Les
ter Manor, and also with steamer ct
West Point fer Baltimore: A NJ, local
mixed for West Point daily, except jim
day.
NORFOLK AND WESTERNS A. y.
daily. vestibule limited to Norfolk: 0:05
A M. daily. the Chicago Express, Bristol.
Chattanooga and points South and West
3:l5 P. NJ. daily, Norfolk. ETC.: 500 p. M..
daily for Norfolk and intermediate points,
9:IO p. NJ. daily for Lynchburs. Ghasta-
nooga and New orIeans-
RI Ell N O N y. FREDERICKSBURG
AND Potomac RAILROAD-3.3 80 A. NJ
| daily. through train for Washington: $40
a NJ Sundays. and $50 a.. ~. otter lays.
| Washington and intermediate points, u
NJ, except Sundays. and "a y. AZ daily
for Washington and intermediate points,
Fredericksburg accommodation daily ex-.
cept Sunday. 4 2. NJ. Ashland train leaves.
| E,iba at 7:15 A. NJ. and $50 p. ~. except
Sunday.
Leave eroad-street station tChesapsaks
| and ohiol 6:iO A.. af. and 1915 p NJ. daliys
| for Washington and points North.
ATLANTIC COAST IINEs-9 "A. "a.
| daily for Petersburg and Norfolk :. 0: A.
NJ. daily for Petersburg, Jacksonville and
points South: n:55 A. ~. daily except
for Norfolk. etc, and ssh p. NJ. daily.
Petersburg local; 4:30 p. NJ. daily. exeept
Sunday for Petersburg. Weldon. etc.
500 p NJ. daily for points South. cons
meets at Petersburg with Norfolk and
| Western for Norfolk. etc: o:iO. z M
daily for Pst sa shs ssE .Iss
1sEABoARD AIR LINE-L Leave. Broad
Street Station1 $3.50 A. NJ. daily, fer Pes
tersbrrg, Henderson, etc, and all POINTS,
South and Southwest: 22::i0 p NJ daily for
Petersburg. Raleigh. coiumhia. Savannah
/ ana all Florida Points, 1910 II. az daily
for points South and Southwest; Go ~
| II. and 3:36 q. NJ. fa~$ EssdinStoaIs1 gk
York and shes Ease
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03

c., one of the most Fashionable weddings
of the season, when Mr.. Henry Rieiey
of this city, son OF the late Judge Hieiey
will lead TO the altar Miss Nettie c. Evans,
of that city. The wedding viii be attend
ed by a large number Of Richmond peo-
pie.
Miss Dorothea Lee will be one of the
bridesmaids,
Miss Phylliss Langhorne's wedding to
Mr. Reginald -Brool1es, of New York,
which was to take place at st. Paul S
Church, has been announced to take place
at the Hotel Brandon, Basic City, Va, ten
miles from the brides home.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Atkinson and fam
lily returned home Tuesday, after q de-
lghtful summer at the Hot Springs.
Miss vandeventer, of Leesburg, is Wis
ting Miss Lillian F'arrar on East Frank
lin Street.
Mrs. r. B. shaclzleford is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. C. c. Walker, No. sos
Park Avenue.
Miss Conway Sands, has as her guests,
Dr. and Mrs. Bocock, of Admission, Ala
Mrs. Ida Ellerson and Mr.. Watkins
Ellerson have returned from the noun
1ains of Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
Secured on ReGuisitiOn.
(Specfal Dispatch TO The Times !

Especial Dlspatch TO The TfMes.J
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Oct. q
Ernest Causby, with many aliases, was
arrested by the police here about three
weeks ago. The charge was the rob
berry of two friends with whom Causbs
had been on a drunken bout The man
said he was Ernest Causby. of Lynch
burg.
Greensboro n. c., authorities saw the
notice and wired the city police to hold
the man, as he was wanted in Green's
boro. TNis morning officer Alexander
arrived in the city with the proper re-
QUESTION papers from the Governor, and
left with his man on the first train to
Greensboro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
llNAY BE Y.lCAN, CY
ON THE BENCH
Talk of Judge Paul Retiring on ac-
count Of Ill Health.
Mr.. ANDERSON ON The STUMP.
he Will Open His Campaign ia Newport News
To.Morrow Nisi,.-Mr. Montague Goes
to rrsnd!n on Monday.
Political Notes.
Mr., ANDERSON ON The. STUMP.

Ii Is matter OF gossip IN Repnb.icaa
circles that Judge John i'aul, oil me
United States Court tor the Western
district OF Virginia, may soon retire
from the bench Oh account oil his heal'h.
lie has not been a Well man ior some
time, and one OF The North Safo4!ha
judges has been holding court loi nm
In the event 81 vacancy on '14.e
bench. District Attorney Anderson "i!i
be a candidate TO succeed JUICE u d W.
and. it is said, Mr. Thomas Lee Moore;
OF Montgomery. a, member OF the Con-
stituuonaI Convention, VIII pc maze us
1l4ct attorney. MIR. Moore would have
the support OF Colonel laoge. the RepuD-
lean candidate for Governor.
Attorney General Montague is back
from llacomac county, where he ad-
dressed the voters on MONDAY. lie eX-
Yrtssed himself as greatly pleased with
t-ss reception Us the people OF the East
eru shore Nj; Montague VIII make q
speech at Rocky Mount. in 4'rankltn
county, next Monday.
In. committee on by-laws OF Inc City
democratic Committee met in Chairman
James T. Doherty $ Office yesterday even
ing and spent two hours i'll revising the
bylaws. There were q good many
changes made, but they were not ma
terial. 1t had been a cong time since the
ilv.laws were changed and The amend
ments were. as a rule. desigaed to make
them conform to the lately adopted
party plan OF organization Asessrs.
Doherty. Saunders. Barganlin, Ha:.,
Haakc. Hughes and Hartcn constituted
fsc committee.
Hen. William a. Anderson VIII open
lis campaign at Newport News to-mor-
row night. Mcssrs Charles NJ. Wallace,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
Military Notes.

The Blues Battalion held a fatigue
battalion drin last night, under command
of Major Sol. Cutchins. Captain Spencer
w2s in command OF Company 3. and
Captain Cheatwood in command Of
Company a. Both companies drilled
well: The battalion viii parade next
Thursday, military day Of the Carnival
week.
Company b. Of the Seventeen Regi-
mont, held its regular weekly drill last
night. The company will give banquet
and dance shortly after the Carnival
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
MIR. M0ORE'S STABLE BURNED.
Quickly Consumed-C OF the Fire
Unknown.

The stable in rear of Mr.. j. S. Moore's
residence, No. 22O9 East Broad Street, was
burned this morning between l and 2
o'clock.
The cause of the fire is unknown. The
building was quickly consumed and the
bright light caused these who saw it to
fear there was serious ire The DAM
age will amount to about S2oe.
There were three fine horses in the sta
bic. but these were all saved. The atten-
ton of Policeman Hulcher was attract
ed by the screams of a lady, and he broke
the stable door down and led the horses
out.
One of them was badly burned. The
ire is believed to have been incendiary.
The loss is covered by insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
Grand Duchess Sold.
Special Dispatch to TIE Times. J

Especial Dispatch to TIE Times.l
NORFOLK, VA. Oct. 2.-The steam
er La Grande Duchesse, built at Newport
News for the Plant System of railways
and steamships and rum by them for
some years, has been sold to the Ocean
Steamship Company. and Will go on
the sew York and Savannah Line. The
new owners will increase the cargo ca
pacity of the fine steamer. and probably
decrease the space heretofore devoted to
passenger accommodations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
MAKES FINE SHOWING.
Earnings of Louisville and Nashville Road
Largely Increased.

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, October 2.-The pamphlet
report Of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad for the fiscal year ended June
30tb shows total earnings OF S2O022, 2G66,
an increase of S279S2s over the preced-
ing year.
The total operating expenses were,
slS,233, O53, a decrease of s3I0.373 from the
last year. The total net earnings from
all sources We're $f0.493S61, being on in
crease OF SI04S44.
The total charges were ss,212,74s an In
crease of s42.961.
After deducting the dividends there re-
manned a surplus of $1,5S6,112 which was
an increase OF S1S,S1T over the year be-
fore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
FnworthLeaguers.

There will be a grand rally of the Ep-
worth eaguesi OF Ri edmond ard Marches
ter. at st. James Church, Twenty-n7nth
and Marshall Streets, tonight at s
o,c,ocl,s Quite an interesting programme
has been arranged. The address Of the
6 occasion will be delivered by Rev, NJ
Ashbys Jones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03

residents of the brides mother The
ceremony was performed by Rev. E. V
Register, Iof thji Methodist Episropai
Church South OF this city. Only the re-
latives of the contracting parties We're
present. After the ceremony the couple
left for bridal tour Upon there re-
turn they will reside at Mount Crawford.
where the groom is pastor Of the South
Methodist 3uiscolal Chutch,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
FIeyd EickIin Just Alive.

Floyd Ficlllin, the youth who shot him
self accidentally in the abdomen Tues
day afternoon at the home OF his aunt,
Mrs Branch, at No. 1922 Floyd Avenue.
has little chance to recover. At the Re.
treat for the Sick it was said last night
that he would hardly live until morn
ing. The ball made eight perforations
in the intestineS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
Goyernor's Family Pack

Governor Tyler and family returned
from Radford last night. The train vas
an 5hoursiate and they did not arris.{ an
tho o clock.
All are enjoying fine health. We
snent a delightful summer and were
awfulls- sorry to leave Rs,dto1, said
one Of the lady members Of tho family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
Fail ia Temperature.

For an hour or more last night there
was a wind and rain storm In Richmond.
No damage TO property was done. There
was a fall in the temperature OF nearly
thirty degrees in a few hours Not a
great deal Of rain fell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
Col. w. D. Coleman Dead.
Dispatch to The T,tnes.)

ESPECIAL Dispatch to The TIInes.)
DANVILLE, VA, Oct. 2.-Colonel VIII
Liam D. Coleman, who is a referee in
Bankruptcy in this city, died here to-
night of heart failure. Colonel Coleman
is widely known in this city and State.
At different times he has served here as
postmaster and editor, and was mem
Der of Governor Walkers staff. He
served in the Confederate army with
credit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
Pa:i.nt Ran Away.

DR.. Harrison experienced some trouble.
in treating a white boy named' Floyd
Tucker yesterday at No. 22l3 East Franis-
lin Street. Tucker.cut his foot with a
glass bottle. DR.. Harrison attempted to
put the lad under chloroform to pick the
glass out Of his foot. The boy objected.
and finally got away and ran down to
Dock Street and up that street about ten
squares, before he was caught. He finally
submitted and was treated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
ENLARGE CARNEGIE PLANT.
Its Capacity VIII Be Nearly Doubled at Cost
OF s3,000,O0O,
Especial Dispatch TO The Times.

PITTsBURG, PA, Oct 2-The en-
larsement of the Carnegie plant, which
was decided upon before the organiza-
ton az the United States Steel Corpora
ton was effected, is shortly to be made
The last big contract for arrnor plate
given by the government amounted to
over So Geo tons, and the requirements
were for deliveries beyond the capacities
of the only plants OF the kind in the
country
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
To Settle in VIRGINS.

Mr.. c. w. Reushaw, OF South Dakota,
yesterday. after q talk with Commissioner
kosncr. decided to locate in this State
and engage in stock raising. He will pur-
chase a grazing farm in New Kent, upon
which he will place 300 head OF cattle,
which he win bring here from the West.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
Rise in Tobacco. !.
fsnecIaI zD!,patch to The Tin

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
DANVILLE, VA, Oct. 2.-The sale of
loose leaf tobacco has suddenly In
creased. and the short crop has sent
prices up to a startling degree The
farmers and tobacco buyers are excited
ever the rise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
Mrs. Howard Young Dead.
Especial Dispatch to The Times !

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Oct Mrs
Young, wife OF Captain Howard Young.
of Alexandria county, died suddenly
this morning. Deceased was about fifty
years of age. A husband and several
grown children survive her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
Observation-Disclosures.

Especial Dispatch TO The Times
4 ALEXANDRIA,. Al Otf. MISS,
Edith Jannev. daugk ter OF Mrs EDIT q.
Ianney, Of Occoq,1arn. a, and & ReF-
IS Hlldebr and Of Mount Crawford.
"a. yere married Is noon to-day the the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03

mr.. George F. Booker and Miss Maggie
L. Parrish. Of Henrtco county, were mar
ried last night by ReY. ". S. Leake. OF
Fulton Baptist Church. Mr.. Booker is
VOL known tanner and resides on Tiil-
fon FIN 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
HEAVY RANSOM.
Brigands Demand silc,GOo for Release OF Mrs.
Stone
nv Associated Press.

fEv Associated Press0
CONSPANTINOPLE, October 2-The
brigands who carried off Miss Helen II.
Stone, the American Missionary. and her
companion, Madame Tsillla, a Bulgarian
lacy, have fixed October Sth, as the
limit of time for the payment of the
ransom, $4,000 demanded for Miss Stone. s
release
The hiding place of the brigands ha s
not yet been discovered, and the delay
accorded by the ahductors is taken to
inulcate that they consider their retreat
quite secure