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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-10
For the PhiIippiar Ts-is.

WASHINGTON, FEB. 10. senator For.
ak-r. ~ Ohio. has offered an amend.
mrnt 10 the Philippine Tariff biii pro-
viding that the rae of duty on Philip
pine products comm. into the United
States shall be IS per cent. OF the Ding
ley rates. The committee bill provides
for q Is per cent. rate.
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TWO MEN SLASH EACH OTHER BADLY.

In fight this afternoon at No. Carmine street between
John Phillips, twenty OF No. II Sixth avenue.and osepn
Clark thirseven OF No. 123 West Third street. the former
received stab wound the left eye and two wounds in the
head. Clark received SIX stab wounds in the head. They
were removed to ST. Vincents Hospital.
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BRIDEGROOM OF EIGHTY TO TAKE BRIDE OF FIf1Y-EeHT

deferred
Of
Mr. Louise
a OF gandchld The
evening the home OF MI Green
No daughters widows
Balen;ine Mrs Wood
progeny will be Brooklyn when their
He
wodeock also quite wealthy her own
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-10
HE WORE SISTERS CLOTHES.
Italian Barbcr Arrested While
Nasou~radtnx on the street.

Joseph Cauierina. an Italian barber.
o. No. . Roosevelt street. was arrested
At the corner Of Worth and Baxter
in women's cloths.
cauterini and a friend were going
along RaSter street when Policema
Van Winkl. heard him speak Tn. po.
lieeman lifted the piece OF lace curtain
his sex.
Tn. o,othIng worn by Cauierina va,
that OF his sister.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-10
DODGE NOT r.,'.o IN HARTLEY WILL.

Application probate the will Of the
Meeu Hartley The application that the estate
Is worth Dodge tho
not WI ttsEl %.nr "".r Nj Hlc. eft
Mrs Helen Hartley jenkins OF Norris
i!,bls participation
csa,c widow
the urvivng
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$4,000 GIVEN TO EAST SIDE school,

AdoIph lewisohn today gave $4,000 The Hebrew ech
nIca School for Girls towards fund for another scnoo build
ng The president Nathaniel Myers added TO this contrb-
lions S5000 The school oca al No. 267 Henry street
for the education OF poor east side girls
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HENRY PARTS WITH
KAISER TOMORROW
EMPEROR WILL GIVE A DIN.
NER IN FAREWELL.
saturday Afternoon He yin Heard
the krvaprins. md He
for America!
PRINCE HENRY MAY
POSTPONE HIS VISIT.

WASHINGTON. Feb. To-
Unless there shall he n de-
rii~d change for the better
In the condition of the Pres-
id~nt'. son before thu end of
the present week ~ - prob
able that Prince Henry of
Prussia ma, he imp~iied To
defer his proposed visit tn
the initrd states until later
In the year.
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FOUR HURT BY PIERS COLLAPSE.

Four men at work On Pier g. Jersey City, which was par.
TALLY destroyed by fire Yesterday struck rs afternoon
by Section Of the root which collapsed knocked into The
water and seriously Injured Joseph Body John Farrell and
Michael Flosky were picked out of the river UNCONSCIOUS
michael lpsky was hit Inc head not expected 10 i've
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-10
PLUMBER OVERCOME. BY GAS.

John Brennan thirty OF No. 1907 Madison avenue
while fitting gas pipes No. sol West One Hundred am Fifty
hnth street. this afternoon overcome by gas He
lived and sent home
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NEARLY ssoo7c 90 IN y;uL1 uNscA1HED BY BIG FIRE.

From @.: J.,
unscnth,d by fire.
move di 'o.6 r. 'lfe the Comp
-.
,ndsI condition saor re ned
Pa-Sac
destroyed Ta loes
0
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LATEST NEWS
IN BRIEFEST FORM.
6 O'CLOCK RACE, SCORE.

The following is Inc OF thu el-crs in the six.day
race at Madison SQUARE Garden at O'Clock:
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Forrcn.t Tor the thirty
-ix hours rndtag y. ~.
Tucsdny, Tor N-~ York
ca, nnd ,ic'uityI Grurr-
ais rnir Hnd colder to-
might aud Tuesday, brisk
- fresh norihvest wisds.
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HOLDS HIM WITH MATES0N
AND EPPS RESPONSIBLE.
Contractor and Powder Man Held
for Grand Jur, after the Cor
oa~r's inquest.
MAJOR IRA 4. sHtLER. RAPID
Transit sub-Coptrnrtor.
ERNEST }. M<TEsON. Essincer-
in-G-b~rnI-
NOSES Eprs. In charge Of the
powder .hanty.

Th.s. three persons, the coroners'
Jury decided to-day after an hours de-
liberation. were responsible for the dy-
Mantle explosion at Park avenue and
Forty FIRST street on Jan q tina, killed
six persons
Coroner iGoldcnkranz announced that
Major Saaler and Epps were held for
IN" Grand Jury. Mateson was held in
500 hail
On-ns- "f Esrs Defined.
The jurys verdict stated that Rod
crick ] Robertson and others came to
their Iotth on Jan q. by an explosion
NJ dyuami'" In the powder house Of
ira \ Shal.r. sub-contrac,or of the
Rapid Transit tunnel.
Shalcr was declared guilty Of storing
more than the legal amount OF ex-
plosiycS In the powder house.
Epps Wa DECLARED guilJ' % having
"a lighted candle in the powder hnus.
and being criminhl.y negligent In caring
for dangerous explosives
Matcson was blamed for negligence
or allowing the dynamite to be kept
contrary tu the law.
'l'N'l
!rg the amount OF Msteson's bali dis
charged the jury.
Coroner's CHARGE.
In charging the jury coroner Golden.
kranz sad.
There u some evidence that a candle
was In the powder house and was kept
burning at different times. and par
ticularly on the twenty--evenih day Of
January. Immediately prior to the ex-
plosion.
There Is also some testimony to shos
that there vas In this powder house
considerably more than ~ pounds Of
dynamite. the amount permitted by the
law.
III from all the evidence YOU md that
Ira A. Shaler violated the Law In per-
hitting more dynamite TO be stored In
that powder-house than the law allows
and II by reason o. his neglect this
explosion took place and killed these
people then 1t Will he your duty to find
him responslbl. for their death
Coroner Goldeukrsnz sa!d. IN conc!u-
sion. that II the jury found ny ali the
evidence that Epps ana any other per
son had been negligent they would have
to md him or them responsible as we'll
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RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS.

Fourth Rac'-God Ornament l. Merry Slser :, N!on 3.
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5Ang team is five miles ahead OF the record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-11
Dance Ia King William.
Especial Dispstcn to The Times


ETNA MILLS, VA, March 1O.-The
young men of this neighborhood gave a
delightful oyster supper at he home of
Miss Eta Hutchinson Friday evening.
y goodly number Of young people was
present. Oysters were elegantly served
to the guests by Miss Hutchinon and
Mrs. Sweet.
After supper the crowd returned to
the parlor, where music had already
been arranged for dancing. They We're
pleasantly entertained by this amuse-
nent for several hours. Tho music was
unusually good, and all present enjoyed
the event more than any of the season
Chaperons: Mrs. NJ. L. Hutchinson
and Mrs. Snead.
Ladies' present: Miss 1nez LeftWich,
Miss Eth Hutchinson. Mrs. NJ l..
I1utchinon. Mrs. Chapman P. Snead.
Mrs. Sweet. Miss Ada Snead. Miss Lena
Snead, Miss Inez Hutchinson. Miss
Bessie Hutchinson and Miss Pearl Bur
ton. of Richmond.
Gentlemen present were NJ. I. Hutch
inson, DR.. F. o. Mooklar. w. B. Stevens,
3. Atkinson, 5. W. D. Campbell, A S.
Sweet, r. II. Sweet, F. G. snead and w.
w. Snead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-11
Welded AT THE PARSONAGE.
Miss Maggie Lee poore Becomes the Bride CT
MIR. Nm. f. IburSton.
fspecial pispatch TO The Times.

Especial Dispgtch TO The 1imesl
CARRIERS WILLIE, VA, March NDOn
Sunday morning, March 9Th, about the
hour of ten, a horse and buggy drew up
TO the yard gate of the Methodist parson-
age and a youn. gentleman and young
lady were seen to get out The young
man, with nervous fingers. succeeded IN
tying his horse and brushing the mud
from his coat Then the two entered the
porch, where they were met by the pas
1or Rev. Hugh ]. Paylor, and ushered
into his home. Ten minutes later the
couple was pronounced man and wife.
The happy young people are Mr.. Will
liam r. Thurston and Miss Maggie Lee
Poore. both G- Cumberland county. The
bride is the daughter of Edward H. and
Bette A. Poore. The groom is the son of
Il. j. and Mary T. Thurston.
Miss MARY Eleanor Pal!nore and Miss
Ida Holden Rhodes were the only wit
neses OF the ceremony. Receiving the
marriage certificate from the hand Of the
preacher, they re-entered the buggy and
drove away Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston will
make their home near An1pthill, Cumbsr-
land county.
1t is a la1nentable fact that all around
In this neighborhood the crop of winter
oats is about killed out. On account OF
lht bitter cold weather, this loss is no
more than could be expected. though 1T
Is a considerable drawback to the farm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-11
LOUISA COUNTY COURT.
Another Local Option case-Tbe Cattle Quar-
antine-The Fools Not All Dead Yet.
Especial Dispatch to The Time!

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
LOUISA, VA, March 1Q.-There was an
unusually large attendance at the regu-
lar term of the County Court to-day. but
no cases of Importance were before the
court. However, the citizens of Louisa
held a meeting, presided over by Mr..
G. w. Goodman, and instructed Mr.. j.
J. Porter, secretary of the Cattle Quar-
antine Commission of the county, to COM
municatc with Dr. E. p. Niles, State,
Veterinarian. requesting him to appoint a
date for a conference with the commits
sion in regard to quarantine matters.
Tomorrow another local option case
from jackson District will be tried. It
will be remembered that S. w. Anthony
was tried a the February term and fined
$500 for a like offense.
Quite a number of people We're easy
victims of several fa1irs here to-day, who
rolled bank notes of various denomina-
lions in packages and mixed them with
other packages, which contained nothing
but blank paper; the suckers paid
$500 and $1,000 for package, and rarely
ever got anything.
The farmers report good prices for all
tobacco sold. but. owing to unusually bad
roads, they have not been able to get but
very little to market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-11
NEW CHARTERS IN
NORTH CAROLINA
4 Six-Team Baseball League
Organized.
WILMINGTON THE LAST IN
The Red Men to Meet Ia Annual Session Ia
Raleigh in May-Durham sud Raleigh
Both Bidding Strong for the
Proposed Orpa mage.
WILMINGTON THE LAST IN
fspceIa, pIsps,ch to The rimcs.)


RALEIGH, n. g., March lV.-The Sec
rotary of State granted a charter to-day
TO the Haywood Lumber and Mining COM
pany, of WayDcsyllle. the capital au-
shorized and subscribed is $4,000, and
nearly all the stockholders are New YORK
and Pennsylvania capitalists.
BASEBALL.
The North Carolina Baseball League
has been completed. The towns repre-
.cnted are Raleigh, Durham, Greensboro,
Wilmington, Newberne and Charlotte.
The formal organization will be perfected
It a meeting TO be held here tomorrow.
Wilmington was the last of the six towns
70 decide TO come into the league.
THE RED MEN.
The local lodges are preparing to enter
tain the Great Council of I'd Men, which
meets here in May. The most important
matter the council Will have before them
will le the establishment OF an orphan
aSe. This will no doubt DE decided IA
vorably, and Raleigh and Durham are al
ready bidding strongly for the location
OF the institution.
Durham is Offering a site and $4,000
;n cash. while Raleigh offers a fifteen
acre site and 5000 in cash. Both offers
will probably be increased before the
council meets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-11
Mr.. j. C. Leber Badly Burned in
Rescuing Wife from Flames.
CAME NEAR LOSING HIS. HAND
An Illustration Of How Frightened People Can
Become Ia Time of Flre-dreen-Eyed
Jealousy Of Country Girl Causes Her
to Cut Her City Sister.
tspee,., dispatch to The 1imes.)

ROXBURY, VA, March 10.-Mrs. j. G.
L. Der. of West Woods, while standing
rear the fire a few days ago, her dress
caught fire, and she would have burned
tn death but for her husband being in
the room. After a great struggle he
managed TO tear the burning dress OF.
In endeavoring to save the life OF his
wife he was seriously burned about the
hnrds 1t was thought at one time he
would lose his right hand. He is receiv-
ing the best medical attention and it is
row hoped his hand may be saved.
Mr.. Leber is prosperous lumber mer-
chant, and has been in the saw-mill bust
ness for many years. lie Is we'll known
il, business circles, and has many friends
who will learn with regret of his aff1ic-
ton.
REMARKABLE ESCAPE.
Mrs. Leber escaped with only a slight
burn. Why she was not cremated alive
seems a miracle.
No one can tell but those who so
though the great ordeal how one can
cumstances.
Mrs. Leber's mother was in the room
at the time. In her fright she ran out
of the house, leaving her daughter hal
looting fire! fire! murder! murder! An
ether lady who was in the house was
told to run and get water. She, with the
bucket, started for the well, which was
CrIy a few steps away.
BADLY FRIGHTENED.
She was met by some one a mile away
.l'y the side of a swamp with the bucket
turned bottom up. while with both hands
she was trying to fill it, CRYING fire! fire!
all the while. When asked where was
the fire, she replied. up at the house.
This goes to show how exciting a fire
must be.
Maggie Otey. the negro girl who was
seriously cut by Euge Winston, another
negro girl. few days ago. is reported
cut of danger. 1t seems that the fight was
caused through jealousy. The Otey girl
lad taken the Winston girls beau from
her, hence the trouble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-11
ToREBUILD FOUNDRY AND SHOPS
Series of Farmers Institutes in tie Northern
Neck-New Telephone Lines.
Especial Dispatch TO The Tim

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, March 10
Alr. w d. Williams, whose large foun-
dry and machine works were deStro! ed
here by fire Friday evening, has an
uounccd llls intention OF rebuilding the
establishment without delay. Inns is
.ratifving news to the citizens generally.
Farmers, institutes will be held during
this month in the Northern Neck. at
0ionuoss Tuesday, March 18th; War
Jaw, Wednesday, March 18th. and
1icathsviIle on Friday March 2lst, COM
:nencing at 10 o'clock each day. These
institutes will be conducted by MI. j. d.
Z. Beverley of Essex county, a member
of the State Board of Agriculture from
tins district. Besides MIR. Beverley, the
speakers at each place will be Commits
sioner of Agriculture G. w. Koiner, S.
jieiges, of York. Pa Practical subjects
will be discussed, and it is expected the
attendance will be very large.
A telephone line will probably be
G, ccted between this city and Tappahan-
mock some time this year. The matter
has been agitated, and citizens OF ESSEX
and other localities between the aWo
points have subscribed. Fredericksburg
will be asked to subscribe to the enter
prise, and the merchants of the city will
no doubt substantially aid the movement
when they are called upon.
Citizens of Stafford have determined
to build telephone line between this
rity and Tackett's Mill in Upper Stat
ford. distance of twenty-five miles.
Work will begin on it as soon as the
spring opens. and it is expected that
the line will be later extended to War
1enton.
Mr.. C. H. Hurkamp shipped to-day to
Boston, Mass, one of his handsome
hunters. which he sold to a gentleman
IF that city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-11
DANYILLE TO HAVE
A MODEL ROAD.
The Good Roads Train Force at
Work and the Weather Con-
ditions Are Good.
fspccial Dispatch to The Timcs.)

DANVILLE, VA. March 10.-The good
roads train has been here since Saturday
night, at which time it arrived 1rcn
Tynchburg. Work began on the piece of
road to be built between the corporate
limits and Reservoir Park to-day. The
weather was fine-clear and warm. Only
a. part Of the machinery was at work
to-day, but everything is expected to be
in operation tomorrow. A general inter-
est is being shown in the demonstration.
The convention people will meet on
Thursday Mayor Wooding will deliver
the address of welcome and introduce
Governor Monta que, who will welcome
the association in behalf Of the Common
wealth.
If the weather remains as balmy and
otherwise as favorable as it was to-day,
the city may reasonably expect a Model
bit of road out to the reservoir.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-11
A Negro Man Hangs Himself Be-
cause His Wife Didn't Love Him.
HE WILL BE TRIED FOR LUNACY
A Den Of Inlquity Raided by the Poilee-1he
Second Baptist Church recliaes to Affil-
late With the Peninsula Sunday
School Association.
is,a,,,1 n,snatcb to The Times. )

q
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, March 10
Judge Barham, Of the Corporation
Court. this morning overruled thu de-
murrer of the defense in the slot ma
shine cases, and they will be trled thls
term A number of owners of slot ma
chimes have been indicted for gambling
and these indictments were demurred to.
Judge Barham also sustained the oe-
murrer of the city in the bridge cases,
which will go to the Supreme Court.
There are ten of these, three in the Cor
poration Court, the plaintiffs suing tne
city for damages on account OF INJURY
done their property by the construction
of the Twenty-eighth Street bridge.
THE WAY THEY LOOKED At 1T.
David Armstrong, colored. hanged NM
self to his door last night because MS
wife did not love him. He was cut down
by his brother before it was too late,
and is in Jail now to be examined for
lunacy.
Ella Mack, a negro woman, was ar
rested this morning charged with run
mug an improper house. When her
place was raided. four boys OF flf-
teen and sixteen, and three girls OF
in the dive.
SUNDAY-sCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
The Baptist Sunday-school Associa-
ton Of the Peninsula was organized here
yesterday by the Newport News and
Phoebus schools. Hampton will come in
later. The Second Baptist Church school
refused to affiliate. The organization will
be perfected at meeting to be held in
a few weeks.
An incoming steamer yesterday morn
ing picked up the body of white man
out in the river and towed It ashore. An
inquest was held and a verdict of drown
ing returned. The body IS supposed to
be Tint of an unknown sailor who COM
mitted suicide nv jumping off Pier 10
several weeks ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-11
DEATHS IN SUFFOLK.
Mrs. Martha A. Elan and Her Granddaughter
Die the Same Day.
Especial Dispatch to The Tiincs.)

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
SUFFOLK, VA, March 10.-Mrs. Mar
tina. A Elan, relict Of Captain Robert
S. Elan, died here this morning, aged
seventy-two years. She is survived by
four daughters and two sons, as follows:
Mrs Fannie NJ. Booker, of Suffolk; Mrs.
Mary w Boswell, of Portsmouth; Mrs.
Charles Meigs Boswell, Of Richmond;
Miss Alma Elan and Messrs. II. e and
w. G. ELAN. Of Suffolk The following
sisters and brothers survive her: Mrs.
Mary l.. Boswell, Mrs. Helen Stayner and
]. A. Robertson, of Chase City. Va; kegs
Robertson, of Baltimore; Arthur t. ROD
ertson. of Richmond, and Clarence Rob
ertson, of Charlotte county. Mrs. ELAN
was a native of Charlotte county and
had been living in Suffolk for about thirty
years.
Her funeral will take place at the Bap-
list Church tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Myrtle B. Bennett. a, granddaush-
ter of Mrs. Elan, died at her home mere
this afternoon. She was about thirty
wears of age. having been born at Red
Oak Grove, Charlotte county. She was
tho wife Of Mr.. T. A. Bennett, editor and
manager of the Herald. and daughter of
tho late John Edward Booker. a we'll
known member of the House of Delega tas
and for wears editor and proprietor of the
Suffolk Herald.
Besides her husband she leaves two
small children. and is also survived by
her mother, Mrs. j. p. Booker. whose
mother died this morning and by a sis
ter and brother. Her funeral Will take
Mace on Wednesday. Rev III. A. Bagby,
of Richmond. her former pastor. will con-
duct the services
Robert r. Lee a widely known colored
barber. died very suddenly last night OF
heart disease He had been a barber
hero for about thirty-six years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-11
A Receiver Appointed.
fspccial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The 1ines)
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, March U-ln inc
Corporation Court to-day Judge ). ~. M.
Norton appointed Robert +. Knox as re-
ceiyer for the Cretol Chemical Company
in the suit of Major George a. Ames, OF
Washington, against that company rms
action was taken at the consent OF all
the parties interested.
The receiver is authorized to borrow a
sum not to exceed $500 on the real es-
tate of the company and is authorlzed 10
operate the concern according TO its char.
ter. and to continue Its business unul
further orders from the court he was
required to give bond in the sum OF s9,oo'.
The plant of the company Is located ~
this city and many OF the heaVy STOCK,
holders are residents or Washington Il
mas a. capital stock of 100000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-11
GREENE COUNTY.
Schools and Business Blocked by the Very
Bad Weather.
(speclal Dispatch TO The Timcs.}

Especial Dispatch TO The Tfmcs.@
KUCKERSNILLE, VA, March lo.-The
weather continues very bad in this sec
ton. and the farmers and mechanics have
been having an easy time since Christ
mas. scarcely any of them being able to
do any work
Mr.. Jimmie Sims, who has been in bad
health for some time has returned TO
his mothers. and is not expected to live
many days. He was prominent saw mill
man in one OF the lower Virginia counties
Nir. n. .. Early is reported as being
ronfined 10 his bed yet, having been i'll
all the new year.
The free schools of this section will be
out In a few days. excepting the Monroe
fund. There is food for thought for the
convention men The weather has been
80 very bad in this section that scarcely
sny but tho older children could attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-11
THE CORPSE WOKE UP.
Mrs. MarsbIe Ess No Notion OF Feeding a
Son>in-Law.
fsnecial Dispatch to The Timcs.)

ROANOKE, VA, March 1o.-Henry Da,
Wis. colorcd, yesterday morning reported
to the rolicc that his three-months -old
child had died from smallpox. AN I'M
rnune policeman went to the home IN the
afternoon with q zinc coffin. ana was
about to wrap the child up IN shee''
saturated with disinfectants, when the
infant opened its eyes.
A negro helper. who was with the Oh
ficcr fed from the room.
Mrs. Marable the mother OF the saiefn
girl who elopcd last week. writes that
she does not propose to support any SON
ir-law, and has disinherited her daugh-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-11
AN ILL.MATED PAIR.
. Woman Shoots Her Husband and Then
Kills Herself.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)

RLUEFIEL,D. w. VA, March 1o.-Chas
Golden. at Davy, had not been on the
hest of terms with his wife for some
time. Saturday night the ill-mated par
engaged in a quarrel. and the woman
working herself into a frenzy, snatched
~, a gun lying near by and fired at her
hcIrmate. He reeled and fell heavily
IL the ground Scarcely had the report
died away when Mrs. Golden fired a
bullet into her own heart and fell dead.
\ coroncr's jury was held and returned
a verdict in the case of the woman OF
wjllful suicide.
Golden is fatally wounded and expected
n die.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-11
GENERATOR BURNED OUT.
Revenue Officers Seize Whisky Stamped aud
Unstamped.
lsp,elal plspatch to The TIInes.)

Especial DisPatcn 10 Lag AAI"sS->
yyINSyoN-SAi1EM, n. c., March 10
one thousand horse power electric
generator at the Yadkin River plant OF
The Fries Power Company was burned
ont this morning. 1t will cost Sl,5oo
ard require two weeks to repair the
damage.
Revenue officers to-day seized 100 GAL
Ions of stamped whiskeY and IS gallons
,,nstamped, belonging to John Willard,
two miles beyond Waughtown. a Cow
eminent distillery, operated by another
,..a.p. nj thA eano> n.nA Eal aasn Ssizad,