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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-20

Big Petroleum Find In Georgia.
Petroleum has Jeen discovered at
Rome, Ca. at depth Of $50 feet. The
wells capacity Is sixty barrels 1 day.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-20

Balloon For Army SuccessfuI.
A successful test Of balloons for use
in the army aud navy maneuvres was
made uPsr Utica. n. y.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-20

t-s.., nig Purchase II Coal Land.
Twelve thousand acres Of coal land;
aear Tuscaloosa, Ala. have beenl
bought by the Mccormick estate Of:
Harrisbure. Pa.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-20
HuRe Cotton Crop,

Huge Cotton Crop.
Cotton brokers figure OFT 100000
bale crop on the August report Of con
diti0ns.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-20
Anthrax Outbreak in wisconsin.

Al Lacrosse. Wis. anthrax his been
discovered among cattle. Many AMI,
mails are dead and others are dying
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-20
King's Progress Satisfactory.

King Edwards progress continues ia
be In every way satisfactory. He is
able to pace the deck Of the royal yacht
Victoria aud Albert without any assist.
anSe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
DISGUSTING GAM
At STREET
Brownies Quit tho Diamond and
Elks Win.
---- Z.
GAME. WAS THROWN AWAY.
Frost Got Mad and Threw The Ball Over
the Fence-The lncompetency of
Captains Clearly Shown-The
Other Games to Be Played.
GAME WAS THROWN AWAY

such ball playing as the Brownies in
dulsed in yesterday afternoon is big NJ
OF, The good name OF the Tri-City League
After beginning a game under unfavor-
able circumstances, and playing until tns
fifth inning, they refused to continue,
though at the time, there was no dl1-
ference in the weather and Umpire BUCK
Hooker very properly awarded the game
10 the Elks with the score Of to q.
Through, an hour and q half Of the
most disgusting playing ever seen on
diamond here, the Ellis and Brownies
tueseled to see which would win. The
Brownies were in the lead until the fourth
inning when the Elks tied the score
Then 1t was that q mighty cry arose Tor
the umpire TO call the game. A drizzlins
rain was falling, but it was no worse
than when the game commenced.
THREW THE CAME.
In their half Of the fifth the Elks made
about FIVE runs. and the boys from down
the lower end threw the game. Morgan.
the splendid left fielder. came in, positive
~ refusing to go back Bowers the little
twirler for the Brownies vas about the
only man who behaved well. like he
should. Through all the wrangle he con-
tinued to pitch good ball, and it was not
until Frost came in the NTH and took
his place that he retired. Then things
were a regular farce. Fully fifty
people left the grand stand yesterday
censuring the captains Of the teams play
Ing.
Frost. for the Brownies. threw the ball
,ray after the game had been awarded
to the opposing side. Buck Hooker. a
sn,d Judge Of baseball. was right In
. -. riding the game to the Elks with the
score 10 o and The mana cement upheld
htr., IN the decision.
The Manchesters and Brownies meet
"Wednesday and the E'i,s get q whack
at the Manchesters Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
LEE COUNTY TRAGEDY
Warren Thompson Kills His Cousin
With Winchester.
fspecia, Dispatch TO The Times,

Especial Dispatch to The Times,
KNOXVILLE. TENN, October AT
Che old homestead of "Trip" Steven
Thompson, Lee county. Va. near the
Tennessee line. Warren Thompson. son OF
Grip Thompson. shot and killed his
cousin, Floyd Thompson, son Of Long"
Steven THOMPSON, with a thirty-two Win
chester. He fred but one shot. and 1t
killed Floyd Instantly.
l1oyd claimed that Warren Thompson's
children had been running over his
Children.
Warren THOMPSON fed for the Tennes-
500 line, and passed through Mulberry
Gap to Tennessee very soon after the kill
ing. Long Steven Thompson. the father
Of Floyd was killed In Hancock county
some years ago by the Men brothers. Of
Lee county, Va, Joe Thompson, brother
OF Floyd. and Of Policeman Thompson, at
Cumberland Cap some ten years ago. was
killed by rives Sizemore ii Claiborne
county, Tenn. after Sizcsnore had received
! desdy shot from Thompson. Both died.
The families of both sets Of the Thomp-
toas are OF the best In Lee and Hancock
roupties. At last accounts officers wcfe
trailing Warren Thompson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
GETS FIVE YEARS
FOR TAKING BR|BE
Robert Mcclure Snyder, Of St.
Louis, Sentenced to the
Peniteatiary.
Peniteatiary.
By Associated Press.l

ST LOUIS, MO-, October 4.-Robert Nc
Clure Snyder was convicted q; bribery
in the criminal court tonight, and was
entenced to fie years imprisonment
in the State penitentiary. after the jury
had considered for fifty minutes its YER
dict on the case, and after a trial which
had occupied an entire week.
The defense apparently was confident
that Its testimony concerning SnYder's
residence IN Kansas City would convince
the jury that he was entitled to the
benefits of the Statue of Limitation, and
the ton Of the convicted man
seemed to be imminent when two of his
attorneys, Judge Henry S. Priest and
Morton Jourdan, signed his appeal bond
for $500, Early in this term motions
for appeal and new trial will be filed.
During the speeches OF judge Priest for
the defense. and Circuit Attorney Folk
for the State, the Utmost Stiffness pre-
vailed. The crowd grew greater and
setting pools were formed by speculative
persons.
when the verdict was read, hardly an
instant's change in snyder's expression
could be noted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

Arrested Charles Thalhaimer on
Charge Of Selling Lot
terry Tickets

Acting under the advice of the Com
n1onwealths Attorney, David G. Richard
son, Acting Sergeant William H. Wyatt,
Jr., assisted by Sergeant Tauey and Pa
trulnlan Gary, of the Second District, last
night invaded the saloon Of Charles E.
Thalhimer on Broad Street, between
Sixth and Seventh Streets, and arrested
the proprietor on charge Of operating
a slot machine and selling lottery tickets.
One machine was captured and carried to
the Second Station, where it now is. while
Thalh:mer was released on ball for his
appearance in Police Court tomorrow
morning, at which time he viii be called
upon to answer both charges.
The arrest was made just before Z
o'clock and created some little excite
ment on Broad Street, the saloon being
crowded at the time the officers entered,
and the machine it IS said. in full opera
ton.
In addition to the captured machine,
Officer Wyatt has in his possession list
Of drawings Of the kentucky Lottery, sup
posed to have been drawn in Fort Erie,
and Ontario Canada, on the Sd of last
month officer Wyatt alleges that he
will be able to prove that Thalhimer has
been selling tickets for chances at the
capital prize in the lottery for quite
while.
The slot machine which was captured
is Of the card variety. The officer claims
to have witnesses who will testify to
Having used 1t for gambling purposes.
Posted over the machine. which rested
on the end of a bar counter was a card
on which was printed: This IS a for-
tune Telling Machine and Is For sale"
Inside were to be seen numbers OF cop
pers. while arranged in three rows above
ca CHI other are cards exposed 10 view,
hit shielded from the hand by glass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
Opening Exercises Largely Attended.
Followed by Reception.

The formal opening EXERCISES OF fha
University College OF Medicine we're held
last night in the amphitheatre OF the cot
lege. There were present more than three
hundred students, and besides members
fhe city was largely represented.
An info,rna1 reception followed the SET
programmes OF speeches, during which
Tiiilow's orchestra added much to the
Hodges. president of the college. presided,
and in q brief Introductory speech pre-
sented DIR. Rufus Hunter. who spoke
upon the Development OF science during
the nineteenth century. His was the
principal address OF the evening. Sa
Short talks were made by DR.. Landon
b. Edwards DR. w. r. Gordon. Dr..
Charles T.. Steele. Or. ". r. Miller and
Slr, ). C. johnson. Of the students.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
Cur Sc
DRINK
lUREDBY
WHITE RlBBOh REMEDY

no taste. No odor. Can Be Eiven n shas o.
White Ribbon Remedy viii cure or destroy
the disease appetite for alcoholic sunnlsnts.
whether the patient is a connrned inebriatc.
sible for anyone to have an appetite Tor alcoholic
liquors after using White Ribbon Remedy.
Endorsed by Members of w. G. y: .
Mrs. Moore. press superintendent Of Womhns
Christian Temperance Union, Ventura. Ca!isos-
MA writes: II have tested White Ribbon rem
edy on very obstinate urnnkards. and the cures
have been many. IN tlnny cases the Remedy
was given secretly. cheerfully recommend and
indorse White Ribbon Remedy. Members OF
our Union delighted to md an economical
treatment to aid as in our temperance work.
Druggists or By mail 81. Trial package free
by writing Mfs: "A. II. Townsend (for years
secretary Of . Wonans Chrlstian Temperance
Un:cn), No. BIS fremont Street, Boston, Nass.
Gold in Richmond BY the TRAGLE DRUG
STORE. No. SIT East 2roaL Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
Golf at Hermitage.

The Ladies Handicap Tournament OF the
Hermitage Golf Club will begin Wednes-
aay October 0. 1902 to be played on Wed cd
nns,iay. Saturday and Monday, to IN
is.,. So
The following were the winners IN the
Golf tourney on yesterday:
class A-Peter Winston, s up; "a. stew
.,i Zones. up; r. H. Meade. up; E..
r, organ, I up. J. G. Winston. up;
! r. rutherford forfeited; c. c. Jones,
l IN. 10 holes: Binford, up.
class B-McGuire, 4 up: IIigginbotham.
forfeited: Davenport. forfeited; Harrison,
forfeited: Masae, forfeited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

81. Albans 8 Stiff Proposition for
virginia's Eleven Game
Played in Rain.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)


CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. October A.
Nettled al her inability to score except
By goal from field IN the first half OF to-
days game, Virginia went at st. Adams
with vengeance in the second pefloa.
and made two touchdowns in fifteen
minutes play, bringing the total up to Ii.
while their opponents had to be content
with blank. 1t was a great game
throughout, despite downpour OF rain The
eleven from Radford, with a 22O-pound
1uIi-back from the University Of Knox
Wills, and with Coach Bird playing at
tackle. made 1t exceedingly interesting
Tor tho orange ana blue warriors, ana
things looked gloomy toward the close
OF the first twenty minutes play, when
the Aforesaid fuii-back got through an
opening In the Varsity line and ran FOR
thirty-fve yards before he was laid low
by little Pollard. the blonde-haired cap
tain OF next springs baseball nine.
Pollard's plucky tackle was all that
saved the day, for he was tn comfy player
between Newman and the goal -Four
ex-ceptains OF Virginia's gridiron war
riors-N1orrison, Lloyd. Coleman and Hob
eon-looked on the contest from the side
lines. and applauded the brace which the
VARSITY team took in the second half
Great holes we're made IN st. -Albans line.
ana III ousH lHeSe johnson, Prichard,
Council. and Harris were showed and
pushed for good gains On two occa sions
P1chard sleaked around Adams left end
for twenty yards
Harris' goal from the field in the first
half was from the twenty-five yard line.
spates put up a great game at tackle. and
St. John worked like a beaver at left
LINE UP
Virginia Positions ST. Adams.
Johnson.........left tackle. Humber
Houston..........left guard. Yost.
Waters (captain,..center ......... Lawson.
epates....... right guard. Il.
Councill.....- tight tackle. Baird.
BRONSON. right end. j ones.
Pollard. quarter back. Bryan
Prichard. ....left half back Hobbin tcapto
Nalle........ right half back....... shipp.
Harris. ........... full back. -. Newman.
Score: Virginia Is: ST. Adams, 0.
Touchdowns-Jo hnson. 2. Goal from
Houston, Watkins for Male, Weisiger
for Councll. Referee. Male. Umpire,
Daniel. Observation-Disclosures. virginia:
Munger, ST Aians. Timelseeper. DR..
Lambeth. Halves. twenty and fifteen
MINUTES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
THE WARMING UP
OF The | / G i | D & ]
Washington and Les to Meet the
Y. NJ. I. at Lynchburg.
pRIncE1oN's CENTER J. /, /. COACH
The Virginia military institute Has
Thirty>fiye Young Athletes Under
the Training of a Famous Coach.
They Play Next thursday.
.PRINCETON'S CENTER COACH
tsnecla1 ptspatcn 10 rne ,,,mes.l

Especial Dispatch to The iimes.)
LEXINGTON, VA, Oct. 4.-Ths Wash
ington and Lee football team have pull-
ed themselves together since their game
with Virginia at Charlottesville last Teus-.
day. and are putting in hard practice for
their game on Saturday, the 11th, With
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute, to b
played at Lynchburg The Fill City on
that occasion will be given treat, as
the game is expected to be very close,
with possibility OF Washington and Lee
evening up matters by winning the game.
The men are practicing with that end in
view and it is thought they will not be
disappointed.
Coach Balliett Princtons famous CEN
ter of '99, is now at Washington ana Lee
putting the men through hard practice
daily. He ranks with the best football
men in the country and has had expert
ence in coaching winning teams.
HE COACHED PRINCETON.
He coached Princeton in 1900 and Pur-
due University in 1901. He found the
mon under good training by DR.. Werten-
baker. and with his additional work from
now on. Washington and Lee has bright
prospects FOR brilliant season on the
gridiron.
It is with regret that the team has lost
Captain Smith, good all round bali
player, both football and baseball. He
leaves college to take a business course
at Poug hkeepsic. N. Y. He is succeeded
by G. G. MCNEIL as captain, who is ac-
knowledged one of the safest men on the
team, and an enthusiastic player. The
other players are: Center, Stone, Of
Washington. D. c.; Ends, Ross and
Smith, of Lexington; tackles. TrUndle, of
Maryland, end MCNEIL (captain) of
Staunton; Guards, Sterrett, of Rock
bridge, and Judy, of Kentucky; Back Of
Line. Campbell. of Lexington, Haw Of
Virginia.
THE " NJ. I. TEAM.
The football warriors ct the Virginia
Military Institute are now in their ele-
ment practicing for coming battles on
the gridiron.. Under the coaching OF
Sam Walker, of Pennsylvania's aggresa-
ton who for three years has been their
instructor and coach, the young soldiers
are making preparations for a splendid
team this year. They have the material
the enthusiasm and the coach and they
are confident Of snatchinS victory from
their opponents.
Every afternoon about thirty-five men
gather on the athletic field for practice.
Among them the following old men are.
notceable: Milton, Lee, Leftwitch.
Claggett, Copper. Peace, Funkhouser.
Paul, Rankin and Burruss.
THE NEW MEN.
*Of the new men several of them are
stalwart fellows, and It is predicted will
be heard from on the field.
The officers of team are: II. l..
Flowerree. of Mississippi, and j. D.
owen of Lvnchburg. va. managers: G.
s. Dewey. of North Carolina. cartain.
The first game by the cadets win take
nlace in Lexington on Thursday. ctober
9th. with Easton College of Maryland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
KANANHA VALLEY
MINERS GO TO WORK
Accept Concessions Of the IA
'lawha and Hooking Valley
Company.
tspcclal Dispatch to The Times.


& CHARLESTON, w. VA, October A.
Representatives of the miners of all sub
districts In the Kanawha field held a
meeting at Montgomery to-day and
agreed to accept concessions offered by
the Kanawha and Hooking Coal Com
The kanawha and Michigan Railroad
north OF this city, and will go to work
Monday.
The principal concessions are recog-
milton OF the union: nine-hour work day
and se1ni-rnonthly pay. The miners agree
to pay their own check veighman and
collect dues to locals. ss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
DUKE BORIS TALKS
OF AMERICAN VISIT
Had Good Time and Stayed Longer
Than He intended.
Cable to The Tlnes.)

fsnecia1 Gable to The Tiines.)
PARIS october 4-The Russian Grand
Duke Boris, who is lingering in Paris ana
having a .good time was called on to-uas
by The Times correspondents.
..rhe best reply l can make to your
ai,trv how I liked America, ne saiu,
recalls the story Of De Quincy, WY
onfsrel !. house to avoid p shower ana
,s,,,,;, "a A year. When reached Chica-
en Intended to stay two days ! re-
NAMED ten. A three days visit was to
IN M. limit at Newport. l forget how
iUns / stayed there
THE two great unique features OF
As,,a,ica,, life to-day are its clubs and Its
women. The exhibitions of athletes ana
hnrers that saw at the Olympic Ciub'
in san Francisco, were amazlns: ne .es.
r,t;n hlows Of the boxers reminded one OF
AM strength Of race Of giants. It IS
=. - -, o;,der the Coast develops such big
men. 49,,
~ visited many Clubs from San Fran
o;scn to New York, and found the easy,
generous hospitality Of the clubmen ue-
iiri,tful. The Chicago Club is, In certain
nsrects, the best that visited the
TSrickerbocker Club, OF New Fork. is
fine club. also. "
MEN SBLF-sACRIFIC1NG.
.orhe ladies get all the honors In
American society and the men are sat
isfied to let them. The men are SELF.
sacrificing and work hard to obtain
money Tor their wives and daughters to
snand. In Europe q Wits furnishes money
to husband who Is spendthrift. In
America society is mostly Composed OF
women as men are too busy.
"American women have fine figures
and are very chic Mira. John Jacob Astor
il an excellent representative of New
York women. Mrs. Chatfeld Taylor,
whom met at a dinner given to Prince
galitchefrs. in Chicago, Is the prettiest
woman in Chica go.
FRISCO GIRLS PRETvrIEST
IT cannot speak Of society in San Fran
ctso as I did not 80 oft socially.
saw no more beautiful woman than
those of San Francisco. which I think
contains more beautiful women than
any other part Of the United States.
Were it d question Of awards should
certainly give the first prize to San
Francisco girls. say this despite the
ma rnificent figures Of the Chicago golf
ing girls
It had heard Of the big feet OF Chica-
no women, but these I saw were small
and shapely. The New York woman is
devoted to elegance Of dress, ostentation
and brilliancy; in Chicago the women
discuss Plato. and I do not suppose it
IS done for display.
THEIR INTELLECTUALITY
..Eefe is an example that illustrates
the intellectually Of the American girl:
AT have read Watterson's criticisms.
Ie is too severe on the American So
ciety women. They love to dance and
- 4 = AaJt - =
higher than those OF the women Of
any European country.
and Mrs. j. E. Garthright OF NO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
A PANIC IN SCHOOL
Applause Of Children Causes Stampede
of Othar Classes.
Isnaci,l pisnatch TO The Times
(snec,al Dispatch to The TIL

DASyII.LE. VA. Oct ia panic
among tire children of the Logal-Street
pttl,,ic school Yesterday came near result
ing se.:ot.s,y u class in an upstairs
room ws.s rendering some s.ecsal eNer-a
cisas The enthusiastic asr:asfse iscls'si-s
ed much stamping. which :ss'fssrsi 81 sfSsf,
OF the numbers, caused tsJs :; s.
otner rooms to believe that ~
discovered.
stan, peae ensuea. the ch..Soes TstSss-
foc uslII-mell through the corridors.
dSwn the stairs and out upon the cams
r,t,s Fortu-afely no one was kurt. so
sirm was the belief that are had been
discovered that the GnItcr turned IN the
sser could be restored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
UNITED STATES COURTS
5ubpnnas Issued for the October Term

Subpnnas Issued for the October Term
Here.
subpoenas were issued yesterday by
United States Marshal Morgan Treat for
the October term of the United States
District and Circuit Courts, which con-
yene on the 18th. There are several i'm
portant cases to be presented to the grand
Jury, which meets on the first day OF the
term.
Deputy Marshal Samuel Bendit is in the
Northern Neck serving suhpoenas in sew
eral bankruptcy cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
Bath Court-October 18th.

Bath Court-October 18th.
Amherst Court-October Goth.
Highland Court-October sd.
Nelson Court-Qctober 9th
Cumberland Court-october 18th.
R. T. IRVINE.
Gate City-October 18th.
Marion-October 10Th
Wise Court-October 9th.
SAMUEL w. WILLIAMS.
Wise Court-October 9th.
JEFFERSON WALLACE.
New Kent Court-October 9th.
Chesterfield Court-October 18th.
Hanover Court-Oetober 18th.
Goochland Court-October Goth.
King william-October 2ath.
GEORGE L. BROWNING.
Coote's Store-October 18th (night).
Edom-October 18th (night).
Elk October 14th {night>.
nardsville-October 18th.
r. q. LEE. Jr.,
Culpeper Court-October 10Th.
Fauquier Court-October 9TH.
J. TAYLOR ELLYSON,
Chairman.
J. G. HAWKINS.
Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

At st. Louis: st. Louis and Chicago
played a seven-innlng tie game this af-
te1noon. Darkness stopped the game.
Score. Il. II. u.
Chicago ...........5 y ~
st, Louis ....... 3 Q O010 o. l
Batteries-Yerkes and Weaver; Norris
sew and King. Time, LIS. Umpire,
Brown. Attendance, $500.
At Pittsburg: Pittsburg wanted to
break the record by winning los games
and insisted on playing to-day, although
the grounds We're muddy. Cincinnati re-
taliated by making a farce of the game
Captain kelley came to the bat smoking
a cigarette President Drevfus refunded
all money taken in at the gate, ana has
preferred charges against him for I'M
becoming conduct on the field.
score. H. p. -.
Pittsburg ...34o1o03 o *-l1 IA 5
Cincinnati 1Oo1Oo0o-2 2
Ba,teries-Phllippi and thinner; Buck
ley, Seymour. Vickers and Peitz. Time,
LAS Umpire, O'Day. Attendance LOO
At Boston: The baseball season with
the National League ended here to-day
with a double header, in which New
York and Boston broke even. In the
first game Maiarkey was sent IN against
harder, he kept the phttinS sea1'et 81.
Matthewson, and while he was MT
In the second game errors by Demonte
and Timely batting gave New York I'VE
runs and the game. -
Score. - -. n =
Boston So. $3.50 y ~ -
Naw York ...oI2o oo-5 l
:, Ratteiies-Malarke and Kittredge;
Matthewson and Bowerman. Time. Ivy.
Empires. Eason and Cronin.
s seeono salne Il. II. e.
nos.an ...ooooooo1c-1 8
New York .......o12oo0 2o- l
Batteltes-Wiilfs and Nttedge; NC
Ginnity and Bowerman. Umpires, Jason
and Crpnin. Attendance. 1,l7S. lime
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
Must Have Good Prices.

(By ASSOCtateG Press.1
PENSACOLA, Fla. October 4-The
Sawn Timber Manufacturers Association
Of western Florida and Southern Ala
ba7na, in session here to-day. decided not
to sell a stick Of timber at less than
II IL cents a foot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
Foo,-bai, Scores.

Princeton. %; Lehigh. 8.
University OF Pennsylvania, II: Stale
College, o.
Yale. %; Amherst, 0.
Brown. 5; Weslean. 0.
Georgetown, 4; Naval Academy, O.
1-n,yers,ty OF Chicago. S; Knox Col
lege, o.
West Point, s; TUFTS, 0.
Harvard. q; Rates. 0.
Cornell. IS; Union, 0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
s,DK HEADAcHE cURlHp

.,,d ia return prevented by Dr., David.e
I f,'ver re ills. 'Best on earth 'sfor con- cor
~ Ia End ali stomach and liver troubles
They act mild. plea SAINT ana effective
G thi,in and all are cured; 2sc: sr a COX
If * bills everywhere. OWENS 3: MINOR
DRUG co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
SEASIDE OYsTERMEN
Or. George W.LeCato Addresses Them
at Cape Charles.
Especial Dispatch to Tho Time.o

Especial Dispatch to Tho Times)
CAPE CHARLES. VA. October IA
well attended meeting Of the oystermen's
Association Of the seaside of Northamp-
ton and Accomac counties was held here
Tonight. The feature was an address
on Organization and Protection by
state Senator George ". LeCato. of Ac-
co,nac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Cartwright, of No.
23s South.sThird Street. are IN Washing
ton. and will remain during the en-
canpuoan1 Of the c. \. Il.