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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-12

Seventh-Day Adventist Then
Helped Bring in Yer
dict of Guilty.
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Ii -
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. III. NJ Nc
knight, former president of the detunct
German 3Nationai Bank OF this city, was
found guilty of embezzling the funds OF
the. bank by a jury In the Federal Court
tonight. The case was given to the
Jury this afternoon. but veraict was
not returned until after s o'clock, owing
to the fact that W. II. Landrum. one OF
the jurors, is a Seveuth-Day Adventist.
and refused TO consider lie case until
after shutdown, Saturday being his Sab
bath.
Nr. Landrum notified Judge Adams OF
his decision this morning by letter. but
tho Judge compelled him to occupy his
place in the july box. Later ne was
locked in the jury room with the other
Jurors. but refused to take part in the
deliberations until after shutdown.
Mcknight was convicted on two counts,
for eIubezzling s3,736 and for eUlbezzlfRg
81 1000, through the medium of loan to
former City Aldermen This was his
fourth trial on the same charges.
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HERMITAGE CLUB OFFICERS.
Mr.. Clemeas c. Jones BECOMES President
Innroyem MS at Park.

The annual meeting OF the Board OF
directors of the Hermitage Golf Club was
held last night Mr.. I. n. rutherford
declined reelection as president, and Mr.
Clemens c. Jones was chosen to succeed
him. Mr.. w r. Massie was reelected
vice-rresdent and Mr.. II. Stewart Jones
secretary ana treasurer
The board decided to have music at the
park every Saturday afternoon and TO
spend $500 or 5000 in improvements, which
will include a walSway, driveway ana a
rustic bridge from the ninth hole to the
club house.
The match which was to have been
olaved yesterday afternoon between
Messrs X. II. Finley and A. Mercer was
POSTPONED until tomorrow because OF the
Inability or Mr.. Finley TO be here.
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Address the Company.

fast. Summaries:
First race-for tilree-year-olds and up
wards-sX and q half furlongs-EconoElic
first, Hattie Davis second, Millssrear1
third. Time, 1:27.
Second race-for four-year-oids and up
-wards-tive flrlongs-Corder nrst, Alsora
second, Jessie Y. third. Time, loo.
Third race, selling-for thrce-year- ODDS
and upwards-six and half furlonss-
Maria Bolton first, Lake Fonzo SO :ond.
BY George third. Time, LIS IL.
Fourth race, selling-for four-year-olds
and upwards-six ,furiongs-Collett first.
Stuttgart second, Ellis third. Time, 1:24
1-2.
Fifth race-for two-year-olds and up
wards--five furlongs-Lelia Barr first,
Bette 8. II. second, Golden Rattie third
Time, los. =
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Thrilling Escape.
(sE Associated Press. !,

TACOMA, WASH. Jan. 11.-Seldon1. If
ever, has maritime history recorded a
moro thrilling experience or more mi
iraculol1s escape from impending destruc-
ton than that which was encountered by
the three masted British bark Caithness-
shire Captain FurEeauX, which arrived
yesterday.
Driven or the rocky Vancouver shore
las; Tuesday nigh. in a gale, with but
fifteen fathonls of water beneath her. IN
the teeth OF a furious wind and heavy
sea. both OF her anchors were lost. with
200 fathons OF chain. Helpless with
shoaling water increasing, Captain Fur
neaux ard his crew expected to see the
vessel driven on the shore. and SO certain
were they OF her fate. that the small
boats were lowered and hurried prepara-
tons made 10 take to them.
Almost WITHIN IN Instant. however, the
wind shifted and began to blow from
the northwest. Sail was clapped on to
the CaithncsssIlire and she was driven
clear Of the shore, anchoriess. but safe.
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LEAGE OF PRESS CLUBS.
Officers Elected at Meeting ID Charleston
Yesterday.
(Br Associated Press.J


CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. 1.-THE IN
ternational League Of Press Clubs to-
day elected the following officers: James
Emerson, Jr., of Philadelphia First Vice
President John a. 14ennessey, of New
York; Second Vice-Presdent, P. C. Boyle,
OF Oil City, Pa; Third Vve-P President,
Cynthia MISSIONER Of Alden, n. =; Sec
rotary, Frank C. Rico, OF Boston; Treas
urer, William Cullen Bryant, OF Brook
Ign, Governing Board: Thomas j. Keenan,,
Jr.. chairman, o Pittsburg; John NJ. Car
ter, Jr., of Baltimore; George II. Rowe,
Of Brooklyn; George H. Hoffman, OF
Philadelphia; ii. P. Curran, of Boston;
Mrs E. r Weathered, of Portland Ore;
Thomas G. Early, OF Reading, Pa. /;
George T. Oliver, of Pittsburg; Walter
Scott, OF New York.
Boston was selected as the. next pIa &c
Of meeting.
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(Signed)
POSTAL FRAUDS.
W. H. Reeves Given Further Examination
Yesterday

(By Associated Prcss-)
HAVANA, Jan. 1f.-At the opening
of to-day's hearing of the charges aris-
ing from the Cuban postofice frauds.
the Government asked for a further ex-
animation of w II. Reeves. H. submit
ted several letters from Charos ". Nee
ley, the Governments purpose being to
show the intimacy which exisAed between
Medley and Reeves.
In reply to a question of the court.
Reeves said he did not get any portion
OF the $1,000 from the stamp burning in
cident. Reeves said Neeley told him he
had given it all to Rathbone.
The cross-examination of Reeves by
Moya and AIascaros. attorneys, did not
bring out any new evidence.
When cross-examined by Rathbone's
attorney, Reeves said he was appointed
by Perry S. Heath, the first assistant
Postma ster- General
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nv Associated /. Kiss J


OTTAWA, KAS., jan. u.-Jofln Booth.
an old man, was murdered some time last
night and his body was thrown into q
well on the premises of Mrs. Mccoy. g
block from his home. Booths skull had
been crushed with an axe and the body
put into the well head downward. Clots
Of blood and a bloody axe was found
near the well and what appeared to be
a blood-stain was found on the kitchen
or of the Mccoy house.
Mrs. Mccoy and 4 daughter have been
placed under arrest. They say they
know nothing about the murder, and that
Booth was not at their house last night.
The Kansas City authorities have been
notified to arrest another daughter, who
is believed to have left for that city OF an
early train.
Booth received 500 yesterday. His
pockets had been emptied..
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&C. aasagpgska

speaker. They may not listen to the
Mayor, but they viii listen to the people
II tie Mayor, in his messages and vetoes
viii deal frankly with the pubic ques-
lions and give reasons for his taith.
The Mayor should try and harmonic
the several departments. They are now
all puliing apart. He raped the oepa :
mlrts for asking heavy appropriations
and said each was trying 10 oItoo lsa
other
..1f vou had n man with a little sense
!, the MAYORS Office he continued. he
could do much that would coEduce 10
harmony
mr. Mccarthy closed with briss re-
view of his cars er, which ne sa,a vas 70
him q very embarrassing task IL nc vas
a candidate for Congress there "ouio.
be turned loose forty spell olnuers 10
! speak for him. 80 +,,a
city's Mayor than Mr.. Taylor, SINCE nc
hoca,,,e CITY accountant, he was WILING
10 have himself beheaded IN any OF tne
SQUARES of the city for public amusement.
He llad known one man at the ssiiiisl.ooe
who had stolen as much as 50 10 sio q
day, and ne had stepped that. ne .ooA
IN the work he had done TO or'ns apoue
reforms in tie various af
H w Rountret, who was i''eiiiosl -
! m, Good Government Council encoVseo
many OF. his statements when a5keo no"
about it?'' by the speaker
MUST KEEP QUIET.
Mr. Mccarthy said he had been toid os
some not to say anything ABOUT .tS
former. condition Of the Sinking tuno' W.
he had gone on with his work. H t sa..
the city was "ingloriously robbed a'lu
the people ''fceced'= by recent rali"aS
contracts. but he could not go into that,
rs it would take Tim all night.
He said until he Went into ONCE the
general LEDGE, of the city had not oeen
| balanced for sixteen years, and II was
then SsOc.ooo out of balance.
az hauled up and Strengthened out Inc
clerks Of tho markets" he said. he hao
made ., nev code and the city had gwen
the work TO a lawyer who after eish.
years had failed to 90 it He said he hao
written more ordinances than any man
in the Council.
Ar Mccarthy gave very interesting
account of his operations as city &C
countant and was urged time ana again
to 90 on by his eager hearers.
After speaking for more than an hour
and a half he closed by publicly renew
ing his challenge to Mayor Taylor to meet
him on the stump and if he persisted
in declining he supplemented this with
formal challenge to meet the ablest ray
lor man in the city. at any time and
place he night suggest.
Never before was such a fiery speech
heard in the hall. and when 1t was over
there was rush to the front and the
sneaker was showered with congratula-
tons Mr. Mccarthy said he had no more
e.lca gements fo. the present. but would
| sneak as often as the people cared TO
hear him until the campaign closed.
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FINED FOR CRUELTY.
Beat His Horse Till lie D.ed-successiul
IeIcphon. Line.
(special Dispatch to The Times

Especial DISPATCH 10 The Tlmes.)
SPOTSYLVANIA c. II, VA, Jan. IL
Mr.. Enoch Long was before Justice Oil
yer Eastourn yesterday, charged with
cruelty to animals, beating his own horse
unmercifully, causing its death, and plead
guilty ana was fined and made TO pay
the costs of the trial.
Captain John N. Smith, who was para
lived, is now much improved.
The Board of Directors of the Spotsyi-
yania Telephone Company met here yes
terdav and audited the accounts OF the
treasurer which were correct. The COM
pany was found to be III u prosperous and
dourishing condition.
Clerk j. R. II. Crisrnond. OF this place,
is somewhat indisposed.
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TcleprsrI1ic Brevities.

ATLANTA, GA proclamation calling
for "AIcIlinley Day" will not be issued
by Governor Chandler. Because under the
laws of the State he is not authorized to
issue such proclamation. He will, how
ever, through the press of the State. urge
the people to observe January 9th. Nc
Kinley's birthday, as memorial DAY.
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PersonsI Notes.

Delegate B. y. Davis, of Franklin, is
confined to his room, ana is suffering
greatly from his wound inflicted in the
recent wreck, in which he lost his arm.
Mr. Davis was given indefinite leave of
absence by the convention yesterday.
Company 3, Seventieth Regiment, viii
hold a. business meeting tomorrow night.
looking to a banquet which will likely be-
held in the near fL-ure-
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HIS Pro' Y SHORT.
War Has B:en Owe. .ooat Thirty~six Years
Says theatrical iiaaa7c7.
INV Associated Press

fBy Associated Press.)
LEXINGTON. K e, Jan Ito q COM
mittee of women. representing the Lex
ingeon Chapter of Daughters CT the Con-
federacy, who petitioned Charles Scott, a
local opera house manager. yesterday. to
refrain from booking any more Tn
Gle Toms Cabin shows here, herepliao
to-day as follows:
Ladies': A copy Of your resolution in
reference to Uncle Toms Cabin has been
received. Replying to the same, / have
only to say: The war has been over about
thirty-six years
yours. etc,
(Signed) CHARLES SCOTT.
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DR.. ANTHONY RELEASED.
American Citizen Was Accused OF High Tres-
son Against Br!ia d,
Dy Associated Prass1

WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan, ia
cablegram received at the State Depart
nent from United States Consul General
Bighar. at Cape Town, announces the
acQuittal and release of DR.. Richard
Anthony, who had been on trial there
on a charge of high treason, and aiding
the enemy. Anthony is an American
citizen, but has lived for some time in
South Africa, where he married BoeT
woman
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Nj 10 neak.

Mr.. c. P. w. Minis. who will speak at
the Y. NJ. C. A this afternoon has been
engaged by Rev. George II Wiley, super
intendent of the Methodist Institution for
Christian Work, to sg,eal. at the Institu-
tio, to-nigit -Ali are invited.
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Senator DsoeR and Bride.
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tBy Associated freSs)
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Senator Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew and his bride arrived from
Europe tonight on the steamship st,
Louis. The Senator was in excellent
health and spirits. but Mrs. Depew suf-
fered much from sea-sfckness.
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SHOT BY MooNsHlNERS.
Deputy Marshal Killed u1d His Sou
Wounded.
fBy Associated Prcss.O


MOUNTAINBGh0, ALA. Jan. 1l.-Dep-
uty Marshal ]. n HolIonbacz was killed
and his son was wounded by men sup
posed to be moonshiners, near this place
this evening. The party had arrested Bud
Moore. an alleged moonshiner, and were
bringing him to Gadsden, when the party
was fired upon from ambush. The men
who did the shooting escaped, but are
being pursued By q sheriff's posse.
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7 2 a. Meet.

The members OF the local branch of
tho r p A. gave reception last night
il Nr. c. 2. w Minis. Of Now Hanlp-
shire. A large number Of the n.enlfocrs
If tie ,oca post were present. and a
very delightful evening was spent.
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WASHINGTON. D. c.-H. w. Coffin. OF
Washington; C. p Toncray. of Tennes-
see. and John c. Carlisle, of New York.
as trustees of the Watauga Land Conf
pany of Tennessee. have signed articles
of agreement with tho Electric Furnace
Company, of New York. which convey
to the furnace all the water rights in
Watauga River, owned IL the WataugsL
Company. and a large tract OF land
upon which the furnace company will
erect a steel plant at Elizabethton, Car
ter county, Tennessee.
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WASHINGTON. d. C.-Tne joint CON-
mittee OF the Senate ard the House OF
Representatives appointed to make ar
rangements for a memorial meeting in
honor of President Mckinley, at which
Mr.. Hay is to deliver II ADDRESS. decided
that the proposed meeting will be held in
the hall of the House of Representatives
January 2TTti.
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Editors Are Invited.

The editors of the city have been invited
to attend an entertainment to be given at
the hall of the Womau's Central League
and Training School tomorrow night.
The amusement will be the Rainbow Car
nfval, presented by tho pupils OF the
school. ana is given particularly for the
delectation of the editors.
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srs, Eliza Johnston.
Especial dispatch to The Iines)
Deaths CT the Day.
1n- Associated Tsess.l

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, Jan. ,.1,-Horace
E,lish,, scuddcr, The author and iitara-.
terr and 4 former editor of the Atlantic:
Monthly, died ut his residence here to-
night in his siSty-fourth year. lie had
been i'll FOR nearly Il year Heart trouble
was the ultimate cause Of his death. H
: i; survived by a widow and a5daughter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-12

DALLAS. TEXAS.-GranvilIe P. Meade.
OF Fort Worth, Texas, has been appoint
ed by the Federal Court receiver Of the
Standard Light and Power Company. OF
Dallas, upon application of the Generlt
Electric Company of New York Iho
amount involved exceeds $50,oeo.
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Storm on tie { cast.

7171sz-t SpnfiaI HIspRtch 70 The = lines.
NORFOLK, A., Jan. 1.-The sWeat her
/ bureau pce~icts northeast storm to-
night from Norfolk TO Baltimore and
along the Intervening coast. A. heavy
occurred here this morning,
during which considerable han fell.
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WASHINGTON, D. Can increa

WASHINGTON, D. Can increase Of
almost 1872 per cent. in the capital in
vested in the turpentins and rosin indus
try and of 152 per cent in the value OF the
products therefrom is shown in the CEN
sus report issued to-day on the manufac-
ture of these products in the United
States,
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FUNERAL NOrl E

W1LsCIN.-rrhe funeral OF Mrs. JAMES
4. Wilson will take place from the
First BAPTIST Churcl, MONDAY att I
y NJ. The remains viii lie at the resi-
dence of DR.. r.. Jones, No. ll 10 East
Leigh Street, until time of the funeral.
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Cas- Aas nistn:ssed

The appeal case Of Felix Wittkauap rs.
Philip Neisz has been dismissed The
case came up last Friday, but mas
promptly erased from the docket OF the
s:II,.attncE Cso,1r
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Wiz ervs Gu His srn,

(By Associated Prcss.1
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Quay,
Of Pennsylvania, who has Just returned
from Florida, where he went for the
benefit of his health. called upon the
President to-day. He said that his
health was much. improved and denied
that he contemplated immediate retire
raent from the Senate
81 shall serve out my term, said he.
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Chlrnmic-lS ne HluCil Oh u SCEetppsL-
Chonnie-Say. wot he don't know about
bcxin' can't be learnt in box factory
Philadelphia Record.
Gentle Hint
Tommy ION a visit)-Do your specs
magnify. grandma?
Csraudma-Yes, Tommy.
Tommy--Do you mind taking them OF
while you cut my cake2-Tit-Btts.
>arte BiaEchs.
His Daughter-I can't go there withous
a ciiaperone-
Mr.. struckoyle-WelI. you get it. what
ever it is. and let EN- send me the BILL
Brooklyn Life.
logical.
FRS. Boy-Its G O'Clock. Let's SO
hoEle.
Second Boy-Nlt. IF we so home now
well git licked fer stuyiR' out 50 late. II
we stay till 8 o'clock we'll git hugsed
an kissed fer not hein' drowned.-PUck-
Wise Client
lawyer must know TIE whole truth.
Before / can successfully defend you
Have you told me everything
rssoner-Except where l hid ths
money.
n tae Sass Peat.
.I've called" said the patient. ITO see
what you would give for an attack vi
rheumatism"
Nothing snapped Dr. Crochet. I've
got an attack myself that Ia nhe 10 give
away''-PhiIade.phia Press
eramoiiy Answ red
..Now, 7 want to ask you question.
said tho old bachelor. DO you think in
.5s ma r-sts1 state
.So. T Amt allowed to" replied Hen
neck. promptly.-Philadeiphi Press
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-12

IN NV efforts to put the city on a safe
and SOLID financial basis. had the sup
por, of Hir. Hardwick WHO was the best
chairman the Finance Committee ever
to-
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NEW YORk.-BurgIars entered tho
residence of Mrs. Everhacdt Fuller on
East Thirty-sixth Street tonight and Sc
cured $4,000 worth of jewels. One thou
sand dollars worth of these belonged TO q
Miss Easton, who was visiting there.
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Mere opiui m

! The nost:nan is arong those who su-
nreciate the fact that the best things OF
thss; world are likely to come in small
packages.
Many a man might be justified in say.
Ing to the boom towu real estate agent:
IT was a stranger and you took me In.
Only the truly great nave smoke,sss
ciilsaaeys.
Trains and funerals are sometimes late.
bu. the seer wagon Is never delaSsd.-
Chicago Record-Hsrald.
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BOSTON, MASS William Jennings
Bryan was the guest of the city OF Bos-
ton today Mayor Collins gave a lunch
con in his honor. Many prominent poll
ticians and business men were present.
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F7a-H
DEATHS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. at the residence OF
= ,n,.' hiisband. Twenty-fourtii and Car
r Isllt ~ strGers. January Il. 1902 at 9
p. III. Ann HUBBARD Wife of Tho5.
S. Hubbard; aged FIT nine yea rs
Funeral from st. Patrick S Church at
8 SUNDAY. Intermsnt in Mt.
Calvary
pEyTON.-Died January 1902. at his:
residence. No, 400 East Franklin Street.
iii this city, BERNARD PEYICN,sJ RI
in the forte eth year OF his g so.ss,z
The funeral viii take place W ONI LAY
AETERNCDN,J January 1907 ats3:3O
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CultS cut II IIlS CulFCo OL A<hoh1AStR.
Overcoats, too.
It's skating on thin ice carrying a
lot Of winter clothes in January.
We're going to unload-this will
be regular January thaw in prices
for the alert customer.
Some of the douole-breasted
sacks to whom we gave the sack
yesterday, still here.
Tomorrow, IS winter weight
sack suits (the kind of suits that
have made American clothing world
famous for S9.75. Buy one and
you're sS.25 ahead of the game.
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con IN his Tonor Many ksptiiihsHt poii-
ticians and business men were present.
BATH. ATAINE.-The four masted steel
ship Atlas. the third of series of big
ocean-going carriers built at Bath for
the Standard Oil COMPANY was launched
at the SewaH yard to-day
WASHINGTON. D. c.-AIrs. Ada Gil
bert Dennis, whose assault in her apart
rnents some weeks ago. still remainS
mystery has sufficiently improved TO
talk intelligently. The physicians will
try tomorrow to secure statement
from her
BALTIMORE, MD.-steauler Augusta
from New jersey for Baltimore, before
reported ashore off Sparrow's Point. was
aoated last night at $50. assisted by tugs
Britannia and Chicago. The Augusta ar
rived at her pier at rs a IL. apparently
unnjured.
MEXICO CITY.-Ths arbitration diff
Guilty in the Pan-American Conference was
not settled to-day. Pardo, OF Mexico.
asked that q definite decision be deferred
until tomorrow morning, on the plea
that he needed to consult further with
the Mexican Government.
LITTLE ROCK. ARk.-A reauisition
was issued to-day by Governor Davis for
sydney Lsscelles. the noted sVsirdler, re-
Gently captured in BOSTON Mass, on
charges preferred at Hot SPRINGS.
MANCHESTER. N.5H.-Annie Bsaudrv
shot Jennie Gagrlon in one or the Amos
keae corporation mills here to-day and
then committed suici6e. Miss Gagnon IS
alive but in a critical condition II IS be-
lisyed that Miss Beaudry was not in her
right mind
S WASHINGTON. D. .c-The L. S. S.
Dolphin sailed to-day Tor Porto Rice.
she will make deep water sonndings IN
Port RIcan waters. and probably will re-
!. t.irr here in April.
NEW YoRIl.-Reeeis of Taxes John John,
Koelner of New Rochelle. VAS n'sssu
unde- arrest to-day after q yo-u ia ssss
confession by him of q shortage IN nus
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q git Of Famor.
He Knew 1t All.

Chimmie-Is he much OF q scrapper' !
Chonnie-Say. wot he don't know about
bcxin' can't be learnt in 4 box factory
Philadelphia Record.
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If you've only $50. pick from
these $3.50 qualities.
$3.50 and $1,000 Suits and overcoats at
ss.0o
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accounts amounting to between SJ,oo0
ana $1,000.
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BATH, EMAINE.-The fou--masted steel
ship Atlas. the third of series OF big
ocean-going carriers built at Bath Tor
the Standard Oil Company, was launched
at the SewaIl yard to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-12

I UtIISI- =, ,,n.rn
| IF you had man with litt.e sense n:
/ n the Mayors Office, he continued, lie
1 co,,,d do much that would coEduce 10