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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-25

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been prepared for shipment and will be
and Western Railroad. The body has
sent as soon as the final directions ar
rive. It is stated that F'eldsn1ith had
wife and family in Wise onsln and that ne
swas suing for q; divorce Dr. sSluetlu. ~ 10
Is satisfied that the man INTENDED . 70
nit suicide. He bases his beile1 on Inc 4
fact Of the previous attempt on tne " ash.
Eington boat, In which he cut an almost
fatal cash in his throat with razor,
and on the statements of the men VINO
were near Feldsmith when the ram an q,
over him. His neck was almost ss esei 81
from the body an arm was Dlo>ei' CIV
tic body was badly bruised. Ia.
There is a conflict between the cry
and county authorities II Is sta ~ -. ~
the city authorities that ei usiii ~, - -
MS death in the city limits ny va az
inquest in the case was one Tor q tSol-
fox citv and not a Norfolk county COZ,
oner. High Constable Nichols has advlseu
WITH an attorney, who is now inVes.i
ing. ItIts asserted that after the hiii.,.5
Feldsr1ith's body was ora sss GU, = .,.taro
city limits into the county. NC -, .
lily of the city coroner, II -
been 5usurped.
MAJOR ORDERED OFF.
1t Is probable at the coliiil.s
game between the Virginia MN
stitute and the Virginia Poiy =,
stitute. to be played here s'- ~
day that the city Will no. -
usual police protection.
Since the field opened my
have been detailed to keep % ~, ,a,.a
game. These men say ma 1nI a
given their services gratuitouslS, anu ana
when they wanted passes for members
of their families they We're reused.
Police Commissioner Reid We're recently
ordered off the field. His honor WaXeds
wrath. and II is said will not order the
officers 10 the next game. The field is
located lust outside of the city and II
is not compulsory for the officers to at
tend Even were an arrest MADE py
city officer It would be illegal
1t is estimated that next Thursday
5000 people will see the game and the
management of the Field Association is
in. aT#auandrrs as to how they will be.
ableSto handle the@crowds. l appears.
and there is no denial. tina. the with
drawing of the POLICIES the result of
the Mayor and commissioner being Or
dered off the field.
His honor says at the time he was
ordered off he was only giving instruc-&
lions 10 the officers.
n Daniel Kelly. renresanting the Nrarconi
Wireless Telegraphy Company. arrived
here to-day in the interest of the COM
pany. which PROPOSES to erect wireless
stations along the coast between New
York and Galveston. rrovided the vari-*
Gus steamship companies are willing to
pay s15@01o each for 4 set8of instruments
to be placed aboaf the steamers. The
comrany furnishes the GENERATORS.
The cnrtrany- wishes to erect a station
at#Capa Henry This IS whore the Fed
eral Government is maintaining an ex-
perimental station.
The N-ooanen Of the World Yesterday
unveiled a monument IN memory of their
tate sovereirn. Eurane c. Powell whose
remains are Inferred Hn Elmwood Gene
terv. Several thousand people Witnessed
the beautiful unwilling ceremony. The
pra ton vas delivered by the Hon. Chas.
I. Band of the House of Delegates
and e I2ranch Jackson was the reader
for tl, order
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PAVING POSTPONED
The Steamer Tourist r1eets With
:. rlcus Accident
Especial Dispatch to The Times.


FREDERICKSBURG VA, Nov. "a
The work of paving Commerce anu Ma II
Streets in tbs city viii not commence
until January 10th, 1893. The City Couil-
Gil had ordered that the paving begin at
once, but this was reconsidared and me
tearing sup#of the streets was postponed
for#tile reason that lnis IS the busiest
season OF The year and would greatly
Inconvenience the merchants along the
thorougffaItes ard the pubic Another
reason fog this action was the TACT lhat
new gas pipes viii have TO be laid aloh 8.
these streets. the oh ones being about
worn out The pos poneiIlent under the
t.ifdli instances meets with the approval
OF all citizens.
TIE steamer Tourist recently put on
the Is.tilElslannncls River Tor day II ps.
bel wese.ls 'itlaanlla ard this city has met
With ia 4ccideilts anG did not arrive here
saturday as scheduled. Tie condenser.
was broken and the steamer: had TO. be
ken TO Baltimore tor repairs.
DR. w. b Robinson of Taplahannock.
won his case against the Bead of super.
vtsors of Essex county for a Zee of $50
charged for attending and eSananill
smallpox Patients The Board had allow
ed only So
A few DAYS ago aIr. and Hrs. Charles
il. j oileS celebrated Inc t"eHae salliil-
yc,,sary Of their marriage al their hand
some home rear Raccoon Ford There
were many guests and large
number of beautiful presents. \ silen-
did supper was served, which was fol-
lowed by a dance in which the young
people indnlged.
Hog cholera Is I,reFa ling in some. sec
lions OF Orange county and in Essex
3r[,,lr,ty Mr. F - Trbcizsrlbrongl one
.ef the most extensive farmers Of Essex
county. has recently lost over one hum
.dlad hogs by this disease.
a government mud diseer has gone to
WORK on l2arna Creek or the lower
Isaf,i1sallal4nocl River and S.OSn@ yards Of
mWd viii be taken from the basin near
l}artonts wharf
air. James II. Bailey has purchased Of
Mr.. Gray w Hume a dwell5,lg. store
house and ten acres Of land at Rae
coon ford for ;2.tr9a.
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Wedding Cards.
ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Tim

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Nov. "a
Miss Matte Coleman. daughter of Mrs.
Hulda Coleman. of Orange Springs. and
Mr. John w. Morton, Jr.. of Orange
county. will be married on December 18th
at P. NJ. at Pamunkey Church In that
county.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Mary i. Moffett. daughter of Common
wealth's Attorney NIoffett. 8of Rappaf1an-
mock county. to Mr.. William c. Arm
strong clerk Of courts of that county,
the ceremony to take place at the Epis-#
.copal Church at Washington. Rappahan-=
mock county. on November 26th at uoon.
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MARKET ESIsBLl HE'D
All Records Were Br9keo at Meherr
IL 81. W.aak
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Special DisJiatch to The Ttnles.)
MEHERRIS. VA N0temiser et.-The.
aIeherIin toitacco markets. steadily gam
ing ground; On Friday aid Saturday last
ali records were broken. he warehouse
Was packed TO its utmost capacity. and
from ten to fifteen loads We're left UNI
loaded Friday night. The inspectors We're
in 4; rush ali dag Selling as fast as they
could. but Notwithstanding this sevel,:!
loads We're taken sllenae on account OF its
being impossible to- accommodate& them.
Prices were good allsthrongh both sales.
and it is quite evident that the market
is fully established. a good corps of
buyers is ALWAYS on hand.
Muci, eNcisnent Was occasionec here.
on Saturday last by a supposed mad dog.
ONLY one dog in town escaped being BIT
ten by him. A crowd soon gathered. and
in their efforts TO drive him off We're
themselves attacked BY the savage ami
mall. He was finally driven of. and a
crowd of young lsoys followed in close
purltsit with guns about two miles before
he was killed
A few DAYS ago a large deer passed
1ois,,relv through oar streets and had
almost cleared the town before II vas
r,alized what was up Finally there was
a wild rHst FOR guns. but the animal
had SUFFICIENTLY inspected the village and
bounded off across the open fields. IL
is a wailzlSnown fact that a lot of deer
make The forest near here their home.
but ii is something unusual to see them
i'm the board DAYLIGHT.
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a RUNAWAY MATCH
Norfolk Young People Made Happy IN
elizabeth CITY,
fsnecial dispatch to The Times

NORFOLK. Va. November
ROY R. Fitchert. of the sea board an, ar
I,,nc and Miss Grace Ci.iaortie , tlssie
were married at noon to-aas ct liz .ii1a-
.beah City. n. c.. by the heVso,D. r.
futile. at the First Me'hoa.st #. , Gu
II was an elopement, the parties leaving
the city this morning. me tasher OF
the bride is J. II. Hale. OF the norfolk
and western Railroad IN this city The
young lady is exceedingly pretty and
had been employed as a salcslady at a
local goods store.
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ways plentiful here. and this season Is

Several days ago a party of gentlemen
from Richmond arrived at the home Oh
MIR. Matter Bianton 10 hunt The party
was composed of Messrs. sydney "a ~
leison, Edward L. organ and John o..
4Orgain. They had with them son1e. me me
dogs Dash. Frank and Belie--owncd by
MIR Elierson. and "Borie, the fine point
er. owned by Mr.. S. w. Travers, OF
Richmond. MI II. w. Towns and ME-.
Walter RlanIon Joined the party with
Cham the weli-trained setter OF T.. W..
Towns.
Although the weather was very. No.
the spoI. WAS good The party all OF
WHOM. are fsslod shots, basgei about three
hundred paiaridges and killed i1nlnper
of rabbits and turkeys
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LONG OIL PIPE LINE
Standard o. Company Connecting Up
It's Kentucky Oil Wells.
lsneci.sl Dispatch 10 The Times ,

CRAB ORCHARD. Ma, November "a
The Standard OIL Company is .aying a
1sipc line from Somerset. NY. passing be-
tween the towns OF London. in Laurel
county. and Manchester. lay county,
l.s.. 10 Barbouviile. in Knox county.
1ihe company has a large number of fine.
rscr oil wells on Little Rie.,and Greek
8xSd around Ba,ibourslila. The company
~ .anttins in an oi tank there that will
cntasn six thousand barrels Of oil. The
on pipe line viii be extended to Nest
Virginia from Somerset. and will be over
elU miles in length,
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RAILROAD DEFEATED
Stafford Woes Against the Proposes
SubScriptiot.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.y

Special Dispatch to The Tfmes.s
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Nov. "a
The election IN Stafford county on the
the stock of the proposed Rappahanneck
and Fredericksburg Railroad Company
resulted In q defeat for the proposition
TIE majority against the Subscription
was I'D. 1t is stated that the election
was void, ana may have to be held again,
as the freeholders failed 70 write their
names on the backs of The ballot as re-
sqGired by Law.
Fire to-day destroyed the ssio on the
tHaWfetd farm rear Grassland. in Oranss
county. belonging to the Misses Cren-a
shaw. Loss. $1,000; no Insurance.
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Wedding ards.

Especial Dispatch to The Times
WEST POINT. VA. Nov. 24.-Cards
are out announcing the marriage OF Miss
Matte E. Gregg. formerly of this town.
now OF Jersey City, n. J.. to Mr.. ELS
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Belona Personals.

Especial DisDatch TO The Tlmcs)
BELONA. VA, November 2i-MIss
Matte IhraSes is very i'll at her home
near here.
Messrs. Lionel and Arthur Ashburner
are With their father. Captain Ashburners
Who Is very i'll.
Mr.. crump Tucker. of Richmond Is
visiting at the home of Mr.. j. IL. Hob
ron.
Miss Emma Justis. of Dry Bridge. who
B has been visiting friends in this neigh
i,crhood. returned to her home this morn
ins.
Mr.. NJ b. Porter one Of our oldes,
citizens, is quite sick.
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THE LOST CHILD.

THE LOST. CHILD.
Mr.. Edward Chandler. we'll known
farmer of Dinwildie county brother
of Mrs Ida Y. JOINER. said to-day that
there is no doubt that little Julia JOY
ner. who rnysteriousIy disappeared from
her home In Dinwid1ie county last Mon
day morning. was taken away Ha SAYS
no one Yet has been found who can
throw any light on the matter A re-
port that the child had been found
reached the home of the mother yes
terday and there was much rejoicing.
hNt# this rejoicing gave way to sorrow
when the messenger sent to this city re-
turned with the news that the report
was false
All the tobacco warehouses in Peters
burg are now filed with tobacco. Sales
lasted throughout the day today and
VIII probably continue all day through
out the week. Prices are very satisfac-
tory The highest prices thus far re-
5ce5ved are $3.50 for good. dark wrap
pers.
Government engineers have been busy
sso-daE% stating# off the ..pnon1attnx Rive
for s'red dying. The work will be done IN.
der the appropriation made bv Congress-
in May.
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worth t. Carter. of Brooklyn. N. Y. o..
the 18th instant. at the home of the
BRIDE.
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SAMUEL ". ASTON
Death of a Widely Kaown Merchant i,
Southwest Virein;a.
fsnse;al nfsbatch 10 Thp Times. ]

fSre@tal niS1atc! to The Tines
B LEBANON. " a.. November 2t..---S Samuel
w. Aston ST.. one of the most widely
known men in all this section. died Fri
day at the ripe age OF eigiity-,line years.
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.E[KS BAZAAR IS
A GREAT SUCCESS
II Opened Last Night Under
Brilliant Auspices.
The III LOST CHILD CHI MYSTERY TEL:
Nothing Heard Of the Whereabouts OF
Little Lula Virginia Joyner,of Din
widdie County. VINO Has Now
Been Missing a Full Week.
Especial DISPATCH to The Times.)

So
PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 24.-This
will be another gala week in Petersburg.
The Elks' Bazaar opened tonight un-
der conditions brilliantly suspicious. Inc
Library Hail. in which the bazaar Will
be held throughout the week, has been
beautifully decorated for the occasion
There is hardly a person in Petersburg
who is not taking some interest In the
bazaar. The order of Ellls in this city
numbers about two hundred members,
among them the most prominent and
popular men of the city. Nothing has
been left undone by the committees IN
their efforts to make the bazaar a great
success, and every indication is that II
will be one of the most successful affairs
ever undertaken in Petersburg. \ large
crowd attended the opening tonight. The
managers of the various booths seem
to have everything on hand for sale
Mrs. E. w. Grigg is chairman of the
Committee on Booths. The fancy booths
are in charge of Mr.. w. T. Stevens.
Mrs j. H. Werres and Mrs. Arthur W.
Whitehurst The refreshment booth is
in charge of Mrs. H. p. Stratton and
Mrs Brooks Rogers. and the cigar stand
is presided over by. Mrs. d. rcy Adams
These ladies are assisted by many
others. The Elks have realized about
500 from their souvenir history of the
order.
The Oriental Carnival Company reached
Petersburg yesterday and Will give their
shows in this city throughout the week.
"Bobo'' the cannibal who eats EN-
alive is providing a. popular attraction.
The #"House Upside Down. and a "Trip
to the Moon. together with the 'katzen-
TANNER Kids have all their share of
visitors. The shows are being given at
Rome and Chanel Streets, near the street
car sheds. and are under the auspices
of the Uniform Rank. Knights of Py-
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Wayman A Made, negro, was shot
md probably fatally wounded at Max
Meadows furnace Saturday by another
negro Will Made. now in jail here
Wade followed his victim to his work,
and when the latter started UP on the
cage, Will shot him. the load entering MS
side passing nearly through the body.
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!, BoDY or FEIpsNuTH..

Coroner f. P. Oden'ha has received no
tice from Mrs. Margaret Bechlor,5 of Wash
ton. that she will send for the body of
J. n. Feldsmitl. She declares that She
is the sister-in-!aw of the man who was
killed here late Saturday afternoon on the
Lambert's Point branch of the Norfolk
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SERMON.

s
Rev. L. w. Guyer preached his fare
well sermon as pastor OF West Street
Methodist Church last night. The church.
was crowded with members and friends
on the occasion. He referred feelingly
to his relations as pastor of this church,
which h. has served SO faithfully. and
acceptablv. Mr.. Guyer has been sent to
Owens Memorial Church in Portsmouth.
Bishop Kelley. of Savannah. Ga. who
is a native OF this city. will visit Peters
burg before returning to his home in
Georgia.
The first dance given at the Country
Club will be Tomorrow night at their
clubhouse in Dinwiddie county. The
club will give several dances during the
winter.
Messrs. A F.#shortt. Son and Company
VIII continue the business of the Bos-
ION Clothing House in this city. Mr.
Shortt was for many years connected
with the business prior to the assign
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the. United States eneineer for dredging
the bar of the North River There Were
1.eake Canal Company. the bid of which
was eighty-seven. cents per cubic yard.
ana Fred f. Jones. of Washington D.
c.. whose bid was seventy-threea cents per
cubic yard. Twas recommended that the
contract. which will amount to $1,000
o., 70 Erred r I AZ, .aSasi44
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-23
OSSIAN.
(From our regular correspondent

(From our regular correspondent
April 81, 1902.
Mrs. Shaberly and Mrs. Huinker
drove up from Festina Sunday.
Mr.. H. T. Klisart and family were
Festina visitors Sunday.
Chas. Campbell, Chas. Morton, John
ME Smith and several other Calmar-
ties were ON our streets Sunday.
Prof. McNevin attended a social
gathering at West Union Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lee went to West
Union Saturday to be in attendance at
the dedication of the new Methodist
church on Sunday.
Miss Nora Fan is quarantined with
smallpox.
Miss HOLMAN of near Castalia was
the guest of Miss Kate Helwig ON
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayer and younger
children moved from Pennsylvania on
to the farm with Mr.. John Klisart and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shupanitz of
Festina were Ossian visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Limbeck entertained a
crowd of young people at her home
Saturday night.
Mr.. Ralph Jones and the Misses
Helwig and Brother drove over to Fl.
Atkinson Sunday.
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~1lVNUt\VNNN
{ Correspondence. :
happenings OF the County. =
reported by q Competent corps OF writers.
RJDGEWAY.
From our regular correspondent.)

from our regular correspondent)
April %, 1902.
John Baker and Henry Ringoen at
tended the U. l. U.-Luther base ball
game at DEBORAH Monday.
Severt r. Ringoen spent Sunday in
DEBORAH.
The L. A. S. supper in the church
Friday evening was quite we'll attend
ed and Melted them something over
81. 90.
w. l. Atkinson made business trip
to DEBORAH Saturday.
Mrs. w. H. Klemme was called to
Madison, S. D., last week, by the SER
ious illness of her father, Mr.. Bodies.
Roy Anderson was in DEBORAH Satur-
day.
Mrs. G.. r. Baker and Rollin at
tended the funeral of Miss Winnie
Mulholland at Cresco Saturday.
The entertainment to be given Thurs
day, May 1st, by Major Henderson,
and son, assisted by local talent, pro-
misses to be one of the best of the sea-
son. The proceeds will be used TO Sc
cure books for the school library
Come out and hear first class enter
tainment and at the same time help a
worthy cause.
Mr.. Nelson, real estate dealer
from Dell Rapids, s. d. has located
here. He occupies the Wheeler tene-
ment house opposite the parsonage
Mr.. Baker is having the old NJ E..
church remodeled and fitted up for a
residence. Work is progressing very
rapidly, and when it is completed
it will be a very comfortable dwell
ling
The mite box opening at the M.
E. church Sunday evening was sue.
cess, both from literary and finan.
cial point of view. The program
was very interesting and the amount
in the mite boxes and COLLECTIONS
amounted to nearly ten dollars. This
amount goes to the little India girl
whom the society is supporting
Ridgeway has new fire bell. We
hope there will never be an occasion
TO use it.
Misses Lottie and Emily Larson
were Cresco visitors Saturday.
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WASHINGTON PRAIRIE.

(From our regular correspondent)
April %, 1902
Miss Clara Westby visited Miss
Bertha Hager Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Ehri from
Waukon attended church at Glenwood
Sunday.
Mrs. p Anderson and daughter
Miss Anna and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Onsager from Conner, Ia, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Blegen
Sunday.
M. Woldum and j. Kallevang from
Nasset purchased load of evergreens
from G. Forum Monday.
A. A. Blegen went to Lacrosse last
week for medical treatment. d.
Hexom accompanied him.
Mrs. G. Mass was transacting bust
ness in our burg Saturday evening
J. M. Hendrickson and A. G. West
by were transacting business in Wauk-
ON Friday and brought home a big
load of new farm machinery that he
purchased from Barthell Bros.
Jens Ehri is already getting his corn
field ready for planting.
Erik Mass and w. Hubble were call
ing ON Waukon folks Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Hans Teslow were
business visitors in DEBORAH Thursday
Mrs. G. Forum was at our burg Sat-
urday afternoon.
Our merchant, o. H. Mass was tran
sacting business in DEBORAH Saturday
Ed Moen has begun the mason work
on the -four mill in Waukon
o j. Berge from Thoten was plea
SAINT caller on A. j. Johnson near Wau-
kon Monday evening and returned
Tuesday.
The quilting party at Mrs. A. Kirke-
by's went along nicely Tuesday.
The G. L. S. will meet with Mrs
ID. Hexom, Thursday April "a
Andrew Gilbert is doing the mason
work for Ludeking.
Miss Cecilia Teslow is staying at
Mr.. II. Lovstuen's for few days.
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BURR OAK.
rom our regular correspondent,

tFrOm our regular correspondent
April %, 1902.
No more cases of small pox quaran-
tine have been removed and church
service was held Sunday morning.
Lodges and public meetings can
now be held in the hall as usual.
Mr. and Mrs. Brittendall of Bluff
ton was in town shopping and calling
ON friends Saturday.
The friends of Mrs. ID. Ward will
be pleased to learn that she is far on
the road to recovery.
Miss Daisy Baker of DEBORAH spent
the school vacation with her sister
Mrs Otto Evenson.
Mrs. jamie Price Ellingson of Crecso
is spending a few days at her parental
home.
We understand that we are to have
another store.
Frank Morrison is fitting up his
butcher shop for that purpose and will
have meat market and general
store combined
Mrs. Maggie Erwin who has been
spending the winter with her mother,
Mrs. Mclaughlin returned to her
home at Pierre, S. Dakota last week.
Mrs. Emmons with her daughter
Lucille departed Thursday for Westgate
for short visit with Grandma Bane.
School begins next week with Miss
Blanche Dick as principal and Miss
Bessie McMullen primary teacher.
Vernon Caswell drove over from
Cresco Thursday and sold his interest
in the barbershop to Frank Robinson.
The firm hence will be Robinson &
Clark.