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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
RICHMOND ICE co. AGAIN.
The Old Concern VIII Soon DO 6
ness on lis Own Account.
Richmond, Va. Nov. !:

Richmond, Va, Nov. IS. 1902
On December LIST next, We shall resume
the handling and delivering Of ice on
our own account exactly as we did pre-
vious to turning over our delivery bus
mess to the Mutual Ice Delivery Com
pany with whom he nave been asso-i
cinted since that time.
The Mutual Ice Company will go into
liquidation on December lst. and, Us
stated above, we shall resume business
on our own account.
We Will be prepared to, deliver ice
promptly and regularly and by expert
ence drivers. Look for Red Wagons:
1t is not necessary that you should take
ice every day in the week IN order to
set it, you can take 1t as often as You
choose.
We will be pleased TO make a delivery
whenever you may desire 1t. We take
this means also of notifying you that we
are large handlers of coal, wood and all
other kinds of fuel, which we will sell
as cheap as any other dealer in the city
and We believe we are in position to
make deliveries more promptly than al
most any other dealers VIII be pleased
to receive an order for anything in this
line Thanking you IN advance for your
patronage. we remain. respectfully yours,
' THE RlCHMONDElCE CO.,.
a d. I.ANDER1[1N.
Secretary and Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
Tribute to Editor Bea'i.

Editor OF Tho Times:
Sir-Please allow me space III your
~. nor ia nav brief and modest tribute
~, Henry .. Beali, whose death oc-
CURED in Baltimore a. few days ago.
My#acouaintance with him dates back
to the spring OF 1862 he was then
member of Company B. o14th lWehth
Virginia Cavalry. The first sQaaion OF
that regiment was composed OF C Comp
3, which was from JeiteIso1l , Gou1'.s
and Company I, which was from warren
county and in the summer OF 1867 be-
can1a its commander. and continued as
such for nearly twelve. months For that
tim. Il was in a position to enable me TO
zobsenve him we'll as soldier. and q
close acquaintance with him for forty
wears qualities me to speak OF him as
man.. .
AS a soldier he was among the best.
He was always at his post of duty ana
willing and ready to perform any service
which might be assigned him, however.
disa greeabe5 or perilous. In the stand
ing firing line he was firm and steady,
however furious the battle. and In charge
he sought the front. however great the
opposing numbers. His squadron during
tho war made a record as bright as the
brightest. and it bore on its rolls no
name more deserving than his to be hon
ored. In camp he was CHEEKY and COM
panionable, unseldsh. open-hearted and
open-handed. He had the respect and love
of all his comrades. for he was incapa-
bic of anything that did no become
trua and high-minded man.
He came out OF the strife poor. but
with an undauntd spirit. Ha entered the
ranks Of journalism. and by his pen, as
editor OF a Shenandoah Valley news
paper. he labored necessarily for several
years to- dispel the gloom ana drive away
the dependency Of our people, and in
fuse new life into them: and am sure
his efforts brought good fruit. After his
native section had started well on the
road to recuperation and prosperity he
accepted a position on the editorial staff
of the Baltimore Sun. which he held to
the day Of his death. fact which. In
itself. is a great tribute to his worth and
character;
In war his devotion to the South was
sublime, and in peace his devotion to
Virginia, his birthland. was most beau
tiful
AS friend, his consistency knew no
bounds While he always looked with
charity upon the frailties of human ma
ture. he never gave q man his pledge OF
friendship until fully satisfied he was
worthy OF It. and then he made his
friends cause his cause. and his friend s
battle his battle. His friendship was
not "a shadow that follows wealth or
fame but was. in fact. a reality in adj
.versity as we'll as in prosperity.
The world is. indeed. loser when such
man as Henry D. Beal! dies
! CHARLES T. O'FERRALL.
Richmond, Va, November 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
LAWYERS SAY IT
is A LAME \ EFFORT
They RidicuIe the Latest Move
Of Captain Wise and His
Negro Clients.

Democratic lawyers who stand at the
head Of the profession in the State are
sdis1osed to treat very lightly the latest
move Of Captain John >. Wise and his
negro clients against the new Constitu-
ton of Virginia.
Numbers OF them yesterday and last
night discussed the matter. and We're all
OF the same mind on the subject. agree
ing that the declaration would be ridi-
culed out of any court, and that it could
only tend to bring the former suit into
riolcule If it had ever possessed any
merit.
Captain Jacob c. Gent. of Russell. said
he had no fears as to the result The
latest move is only another form of a
fee getter,''s said Captain Gent. and II
the negroes want to cast their money
toethe winds. of course. shall offer no
objections
Mr.. James P. Harrison. OF Danville.
was another strong lawyer who said he
saw nothing iE the latest move Of Cap:
tain Wise to cause the Democrats any
alarm
Indeed, there are few lawyers or lay
men who seem to be losing sleep over.
the matter The trial Of the first case
will come up in the United States Dis
trict Court here at II O'CLOCK tomorrow.
Chief Justice Fuller. Of the United States
Supreme Court, will sit with Judge Wadt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
PET STOCK SHOW
A GREAT SUCCESS
Scores Of High Class CANNES
Now on Exhibition.
THE. BL00DH0UNDS ARE. HERE
Prizes Are Now Being Awarded. and
Hundreds Of Pc pie Are Visiting
the Show at the Masonic
n. Temple.
THE. BLo0DHOUNDS ARE. HERE.
Prizes Are Now Being Awarded. and
Hundreds Of Pc nle Are Visiting

The great Dog, Poultry and Plgeoh
Show is now on at the Masonic Temple
in full blast, and thousands OF lovers
I Of pet stock are visiting the benches
and coops hourly each day.
The prize-seeking CANNES were put
in place yesterday.
The.princple exhibitors in the Dos De-
partment are the Airwell Kennels OF How
lett Station, with their beautiful Eng
fish settlers Miss Helen Parrish, VINO
shows prize bull terrier a. l. 80 b 70, Z
pointers; William Rueger, with his ouiI
terrier. Mac, and the Great Dane
Judge entered for Roger Pryor. OF OF
New York, YIN. Robey W WIN IN tG 70 Todd TldSI
with their English settlers: Miss s Nipr
GINA Whiteiy's bull terrier; spencer
Cornick's prize winning BoS Se rerliers
o. ID. Boycotts fox terriers: ana (, otn na
exhibitors of ST Bernard.s. Great Danes
pointers settlers, collies, bull dogs. pun
terriers fox hounds, naages p the IA
nous pack OF blood hounds shown by
Hurricane Branch. OF Suf1olk
THE sBLOODdOUNDS.
Hurricane Branch's hounds are cen. feir
s sM"sr Tiger II err and 500 Nellie" and 500
puppies and explaining to inauirers the
achievements Oh MS nOuiiuS.s5
In the poultry department. there IS
long list of exhibitors Of Plymouln
Rocks, wyandottes. Brahmas. Cochins.
Lansshans.a Leshorns. Minorcas. Grpin e,
tons. game chickens. turkeys, ducks ana
geese shown by ". B. Blount OF Barton
Heights: the Brookland Poultry ards
]. e. Bell, Of Boston. Mass: Miss DO
rotTv CoOr+r9a- George 'a e
EIcelsion Belgian hare Co.. W. NJ kel-
". OF BROOK ,1Ii.. the Morewood rou;.t y
Farm, Of Wiseville; the Ivanhoe Poultry
Yards. of clyde W. Saunders Sons,
S Stansbury. T.. e Tragic. w.
Trevillian. Miss Antoinette Thlerma mn.
Wilton Stock and Poultry Co., OF Fan II
over; the lsleys. of Burlington. n g:
Miss A. e. johnson. of Manchester; me
Old Dominion Poultry Farm ana DINERS.
In the Pigeon Department there are a,1
Pouters galore. Carriers. Barf,s. r ntaiis,
Jacobins. Magpies. Turbits. Owls. S Sr''
lows. Trumpeters. Frills. Dragons. Iun-
hlers Archangels. Nuns and Snow Hom-
.ers. Chris Spies has many Of these pres,
ii. P. Lawson. Gaskins s Gasiiins, j. ".
Wilson. j c.. Lauterbac.l. z sinnot t
dram. Brookland Poultry Yard. joint
carlton. Oakhu.st and Palmetto 3 Lofts.
Iyanhoe Poultry Yards r. G. Duty. 7;
n Hanewinckle. j c. Rothschlid. ano
g. 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
POPULAR LECTURES
Interesting Course to Be Delivered by
Or. John N. Upahur.

- addressing course Of popular lee
@>s. TO winch the public are invited.
vall be delivered IN the Lecture AmpM-
theatre of the University College OF aIedi.
cue this winter by DIR. John y. Cpshur.
lhe first of these lectures Will be 1iren
on saturday, November 18th, at $50 r..
M. the subject being The Pubic and
the Doctor
These lectures were designed primarily
Tor the instruction OF the students OF tho
College in the ethics OF their profession,
hut In recognition OF the practoal in !
fcres, OF the public in this subject. and
ot DR.. upshur's ability to handle tho
eutject interestingly. It has been decided
TO invite the public as well.
Due announcement will be made OF the
oates Of the other lectures In this series.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
TO HAVE REUNION
Governor and Mrs. Montague to Spend
Thanks wing at Mansion.

Governor and Mrs. "A ]. Montague have
returned from delightful trip to the
New York Horse SHOW, and VII! spend
Thanksgiving a the mansion.
The day will no doubt be very HAPPY
nnIon OF Mrs. Montague's family. Her
mother. Mrs. Hoskins. of King and Queen,
and ave brothers and four sisters. nave
arrived at the mansion and thus all the 2
living members OF the family will spend
the day happily together.
Apart from a rather rough rae oash
nod delightful trip to New York. ana
anioved the Horse Show very much.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
o .erted the o vmpia.

a young man named Frank Tyson was
arrested yesterday by Detective Gibson
and Sergeant Epps while at work at the
ehlpsards. on the charge OF desertion from
the Olympia He Will be held until the
Washington authorities send instructions
81 don't deny the charge, he said.
scIt because wished to get married.
Tot married to one OF the best women In
North Carolina, and have been working
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
BANK WAS DYNAMITED
AND ROBBED OF 5000
fHr ass,c;a ted Press.)

DALLAS TEXAS, Nov. o6.-The First
national Bank at Morgan. Bosaue coun-
.tv. was dynamited by robbers early to-
dav and $500 in gold. silver and cur
rency secured.
The first intimation OF the presence OF
the gang. believed to De three IN num-
hcr was when a loud explosion was
heard
Before the citizens could reach the
hank the band IS had secured the money
in the outer safe and made their es-
cape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
NEWS OF RAILROADS
Statements of Earnings Issued by the

oIalGIFlSIltS " k-it''''i' 'S-'A @-''>
Lin S Running Into Ricnmond.
An order was issued by the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway notifying the shop
hands Of the system OF an increase 10
wage.
The increase will amount to about five.
per scenr. for skilled labor, and about
len .per@ cent. to the various laborers.
and the order will be effective in tho
shops at huntington W. Va. Clifton
Forge. Va; Casington. Ky. and the
Chesapeake and Ohio shops In North
Seventeenth Street, in this city.
Below are given the estimated earn
ines of the Southern Railway system,
third week in November. 1902: Southern
Railway Company. excluding St. Louis
Louisville lines: This year. 1885,: last
year. s70a 4b1; increase. S9.a9s.. Southern
Railway Company. St. Louis Louisville
lines: THIS year, s647s2: last year. s5s.7So;
increase. 1892.
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany issued this statement of estimated
gross earnings for third week of Novem-
her. slC5. $50; same week previous year.
ssls3l: increase. @sS9.5i2 Total for month
to date, s1.126.033; same period previous
year, s95S.25i; increase. sl69 49, July /,
1907. to latest "a St.o0t,V11 l'ei1oO
q previous year. s6,7e5 Asa: increase. sl,Os7,-
SCI.
Comptroller Sullivan. of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company. has issued
the following comparative statement Of
earnings and expenses for the month Of
October, 1902: Gross earnings. S1.3e5627. 90:
1901, 81. SGT 16S SO; decrease, s2A1.526 "a. Less
expenses. ss34s 4s. 1871 $685.. Co, 50; de-
L crease, s52.lss1o. Net earnings. SAP 1s3 &c;
/. 1901. s6sl 50e so: decrease, s1s9.sss,s4 From
!; July to date: Gross earnings. 81 716 209.S;
/ 1901 $3.50 1901; decrease. sl.1529s0 90. Less
expenses 50. go 747.65; 1901, s3,4s6096.57: de-
crease s2i5.s4S.9 90 Net earnings. sl.475,-
4sl.5s; 1901, s2,ssoss.5s decrease, $so7.-
/ es::-
1 Chesapeake and Ohio Railway submits
the following comparative statement OF
I gross earnings for third week of Novem-
/ Der. 1902: $3.50. 1855; 1901. S3S6.559.22;; In
crease. s1,e04.6s. For the three weeks OF
November. 1902: $3.50 352.6e; 1901. s1.0O9,-
677.G6; decrease. sGo.S24.97.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
ROCKEFELLER fund
NOT YET SECURED I: h: |
Many Who Promised Of. Hatcher
Not Paying Up.
A STRIKING INSTANCE.
Man Pledges $50 Out Of Pride and 10
Appear Generous in Sweetheart's
Eyes-Another Effort to Be
Made. Completing Amount.

Dr. William z. Hatcher will have to go
upon the road again before the college
Will have all that $4,000 necessary to Sc
cure all Of the Rockefeller offer Of Sc. coo.
This will be necessary because many
promised to give from whom DR.. Charles
H Ryland. with all his energy and perse-.
verance. will never be able to collect
When Dr. Hatcher made his announce
ment that he had secured the $4,000, he
had done so-in fact, had accomplished
almost a wonder. the like Of which doubt
les. no other Baptist in the State could
have equalled. But he had a very narrow
margin. Everyone knows who has had
anything to do with collecting money
from the people generally t1Snt only about
eighty per cent of the amount promised
Is ever paid up. DR.. Ryland IS finding
this eminently true Many who. yielding
to the persuasion Of Dr. Hatcher's elo-
quence. promised to give considerable
gums cannot now be located or are known
rot to have any money and are not adj
dicted to the habit Of meeting their obll-
CATIONS.
4 GRAND IN GIRLS EYES.
Here is an illustration Of what DR.. Ry-
land is having to contend with: Some
where in the State a man gave Dr.. Hatch
er his pledge for $50. The treasurer's eff
forts to collect were not fruitful and he
inquired into the neighborhood standing
OF the man. He learned that on the night
in question the man was with his sweet
heart al the church. and In order to ap-
pear grand and generous in her eyes he
gave his pledge for the sum stated above.
That Is one among many like and smaller
amounts that are not worth three cents
on the dollar.
Hut Or. Ryland has collected already
more than is due at this time. This arises
from the fact that many who promised to
par In instalments have paid In full. But
while many of those who promised small
amounts are true to their obligations,
many others are not. and --.e college VIII
suffer.
Dr. Hatcher has not yet finished col
lecting the $4,000 to endow the Harris
chair OF Greek. and soon he Will take
this up again He will get his margin
thus and yet secure all Of the offer of
the American Education Society. A con-
siderable portion OF this offer has already
/ been gotten in hand. for whenever Dr.
Hatcher places In bank $1,000 Mr.. Rock
efeller's draft comes for $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
mnEES AT WORK,

The Judges in the various classes ex-
ltbited are Nj. Henry TiemanIl, Of Bal
tirnore. for the pigeons: Mr.. u. +. orr,
Two gentlemen and Colonel Miles Cary
and Mr.. John Jack son for the dogs
The prize-winnins poultry and pigeons
we're PASSED upon yesterday evening. ana
the dogs will be Judged this evening.
tri,e8 s,ov, ss great success a:le "a rps
with the best ever held anywhere. It VIII
continue all week from $3.50 A Al 10
midnight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
Shot by Her Hu bard.
1Rr . ssncia ted Press.l

lBV -ASSOClateu f'rtSS.J
MILWAUKEE, WIS, November 20
F. w. Reute. an employe OF bank. at
Watertown, Wis, was shot and Instantly
killed on Cedar Street at an early hour
to- day. At the time of the shooting Reute
was escorting Mrs. "A. L. Schissler to her
home.
Both had attended theatre. a. -.
Schissler, husband OF Mrs. Schissier. was
arrested charged with the murder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
Barkerti e Aground.

(By Associated Press,
PHILADELPHIA. PA. November Co
The barkentine Jennie Sweeney, from
FernahdiEa for Philadelphia, grounded
8nc Marcus Hook Station this morning.
Tugs fioated her and she was towed to
sPhilad elphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
AOEY YO JRSELE.

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done with occasional doses of DR.. Davids
Liver pills. TIE best on earth for Sick
Heada che. Constipation. Billiousness and
an stomach and liver troubles. IS cents
for a box of % pills everywhere.
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Richmond Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
FAULKNER'S OPENING
NV Store VIII Start Business Thi

s An event in the local business world
viii be opening Of the new E. T. Faux
nsr# store at First and Broad Streets this
morning. For several weeks workmen
have been remodeling the building. All
now it is one of the most commodious and
comfortable dry goods and notion stores
in the city. The store will be open until
1 O'clock, and will then close for the
Thanksgiving Day holiday.
The new firm will offer a large and
complete assortment of dry goods and
notions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
Da,1.htar Enl,nd.

The father OF a young girl Of Washing
ton wrote Major Howard yesterday that
his daughter ran away from homo and
came here. He vas asked to find her.
The girl was located yesterday ana wiil
be sent home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
WEsTMORELAND. LAYS CLAIM
TOIHE CORN CROP RECORD
.e,ecia1 Dispatch to The Times.>

(sLecia1 Dispatch to The sTimes.>
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. November
26.-Mr. T. NJ. Arrest one OF the leaa'ngs
farmers OF Westmoreland county mas
nrohahly beat all records for corn crop
ths season. having gathered from nine
acre field l25 barrels of corn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

dill. and Captain Wise and Jim" Hayes
viii appear for the negroes. Ex-Secre-
tary Carlisle will not be here. He said
in Washington yesterday that he had no
idea OF coming to Richmond. though he
might appear in the United States su-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
Pos,masters Namsd.

fBvs Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. Novemh Der 26,-The fol-
Loving virginia fouvth-class postmasters
were appointed to-day: :.
per1on. Chester w. Kirk: CreSwell.
,1iss Relic Martin: Ellis, Mrs. Nettie
Poole; Hill Grove. Chesley M. Shelhorse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
Mr.. Braxton Here.

Hon. Allen Caperton Braxton, of Staun-
ton. Is IN the city. and is stopping at the
Westmoreland. When Times represen-
tative called at the club last night the
distinguished lawyer and Democratic
leader had gone out to visit some friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
NUMBERS SUFFER

With blood disease that can only be cured
with DR.. David's Iodo-Ferrated Sarsa-
parilla 1t Is the best Alternative tonic
and blood purifier known. 1t cures Scrof-
uia. Eczema. Boils. Blotches. Pi,nples and
all blood and skin diseases Price. SLIGO
q bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
specials IN Om Stationery Dept

Royal Exeter Anique, 15c Pound.
It's regular Csc paper and usu-
ally sold as such. but we have a
limited quantity that we can offer at
I5c per pound. Two shades. white
and Dresden blue. Envelopes to
match. 4 packages for Csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
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Ht the Hoteks.


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NIurphys lobby was. the scene OF mucn
gayety last night. owing to the presence
or the football players and those VINO
came to root for them. The Virginia
team was quartered there. and the Tar
Heels are expected to-day Virginia
coiors were flying everywhere ana @tho
Virginia and North Carolina rooters were
earnestly discussing who would prcSa-
biy win. The politicians and legislators
had to take back seats. and they gave
.way gracefully to the younger set. who
held full sway until late hour.
Dr.. Floyd j. Gregory, of Keysville. Is
i eg;stered al Murphy's. He is here to
attend the football game.
Hon. Robert Turnbull and wife. OF
Brunswick. and Colone! s. Brown Allen.
of Stanton. are among the pIo1iAAelil
guests at Murphy's.
Guests registered at the hotels last
night We're:
Murphys-E X. Larytown, Virginia:
T. L. Holstein. Lebanon: t. a Brown
emo wife. Prince George: Miss r. y
TURNKEY. Williamsburg: z. Gooo.
d, Penotal; c. E. Roberts. Bridgeto"n:
! 3. Ruyg. Farnlvil!e.. Hugh McPhee.
yirginta; ". c. Scott. Jr.. and wife.
.t,harlottesville; S. Brown Alien. s.aun-
Ton: Mrs. Pecklaugh. Virginia. W.
Sfeintorf and wife, Chase City .Nilen
Mason. Clarkspiile: Robert Turnhull ana
x.:fa I,awranceville, E. r TuInbull. Jr..
I .awrenceyilie: ]. w Robinson. NJ u.
I1an,.iIle. j. c.. ShelIhorse. Chatham.
Iofn 10 Donnsll. Newport News. Villain
Patrick, Stanton. G. 8. Nors. Gfeeh
n, New Ford.s-G. S. p. Triplett, culpener.
Charles W. Dant.5 Norfolk; L. p. Looka
Iii, Roanoke: H c. Mann. Virginia gina
! e. IIogard. La Crosse; L. =. Nlilla1ns.
Virginia .,o+4o-,,,1,a.
r,hrIn En1,er. Sparta: II. W. Chappel!
1-1,ssi,,ia. "a Fleetwood, Waverly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
WINTER TOURISTS RATES
Vi, the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad.

winter tourist tickets are now on sale
to all Southern winter resorts. via the
Atlantic Coast Line. This line Is the
shortest, quickest and most elegantly
rcuipped between the North and South. il
offers 10 health and pleasure seekers SER
VICE eaualled by none. You make no
changes to Florida resorts.
of the company. or
c.. S. CAMPBELL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

Holiday Eox Paper as Lon as 25c
And it's the best in the market at
twenty-five. cents. too. SOC for a
still better quality and SO on up 10
$500 per box. A stationery trade
like oursisn' built up on promises, we
have the goods at satisfactory prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

preme Court should he be employed am
the case go there ~
Acknowledgement W. "A Anderson -
Mr.. Frank N Christian. OF this city Win
appear FOR the STATE Board OF Canvas,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
<1zx11z III

ever since. My record is good. though,
and j hope they won't punish me teo Sc
vc:-eiy.
Mr.. Tysonts wife lives mere with him.
He will be held for instructions from
Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

c. S. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

Hon. Robert Turnbull and wife. OF
Brunswick. and Colone. 8. Brown Allen.
of stanton are among the prominent
guests at Murphy's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

Dr.. Floyd j. Gregory, Of keysville. Is
registered al MlIrphy's. lie Is mere 10
attend the football game.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

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