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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
MANY OBSTACLES
TO Be OVERCOME Il ! '
Coal Mines Are Again in Partial
Operation.
STRIKE AGAIN THREATENED e
STRIKE AGAIN THREATENED
Some Engineers and Firemen Unable TO
Secure Work, and They Threaten as
a Union TO Refuse TO Haul Coal
Until Difficulty is Settled.
80 e;re,,,enl1nahIe IN
by associated Press,

81. +
0N.KFSBARRE. PA. October 23.--The
sA,nption OF ming throughout the an
e., acite regimes was not as general. To-
day as was expected Unlocked for d'i'l-
c.,lties we're encountered in the shape OF
water and accumulated gas. and danger
o1s roofs which threatened To fail ana
en.oInb the workers. We're aiso discovered
,n ,.;.ny collieries. The mine superintend-
er.s would take no chances, End the MN
inC of coal was put off until all lalIs
Of the underground workings can ne maze
safe This will take a fe% DAYS yer siiiu
~. some cases 1t will take weeks .ieipis
some of the mines can he put IN iuii ~
Grafton. Although wak Was sca'i i Gu -,
in some mines which arc not COZ s iu's -. -
in The best of condition. no accidents w" w, 9
reported to-day. In quite a re" =. ~. .ie
collieries the machinery 'ind ever , .iiiits.
ti~c connected with the noisunS y eoai
Srted badly. and il was tound i es5essal
10 c]ase down. after steam had peeli .lise"
md Ike miners ready to go to WORK 7 rom
,.o,,o,.s received from the entire anthra-
80. region the number Of mines ms OPP
ara zion is given as a little less than tWo-
third. Of the total number, pat t'ie out
M, of coal was less than half the nor
NAL
p.o-n going 10 have some difficulty get
ting back their old places At nearly
every mine where the striking. engineers
r.ace application for work today they
were told that there were no vacancies
A large number of carpenters are also
left out in the cold. "A delegation OF GaT'-
p.:ltcr-s waited on President Mitchell; To-
il:s and told him OF their grievances. The
chief Of the miners union advised his
golfers to wait a few days and see if en-
rlnyment would not be offered them
President Mitchell believes that when gem
eral resumption takes place there will he
faw Of the mine employees idle. The fire
men are being taken back IN larger num-
l.rs than any Of the other steam mon.
That Is because they are experienced.
end they take the places of lien who are
NOT SO capable The only friction report
+ I'd between union and nor :unon man WIS
at several collerics in the Wyoming re-
Eion, where the miners objected to being
lowered into the mines by I1on-union on
i.ineers,
ls,s sidcnt Mitchell was busy at head
Erarters to-day getting the miners side
nj the case in shape for presentation to
Inc arbitration board
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
KENNEL CLUB MEETS.
Arrangements Being Made for the No

Arrangements Being Made for the Mo-
vember Bench Show.
There was a large and enthusiastic
meeting of the Virginia Kennel Club held
in the parlors of Murphy's Hotel last
night, with President Jud B. Wood in
the chair Many new names were added
to the already large list of members, and
the names Of several prominent ladies
were proposed. The three vfce-soresidents
elected were: Mr.. John Jackson. tisr vice
president; Mr.. Louis Washer. second vice,
president and Mr. ]. E. Becher. third
zvice-president. The following Board OF
Governors were appointed. Messrs. T: NJ
Tignor. w. II. sColquitt. r. Nl. Northen.
re Brauer and DR.. w. Vaughan-Lloyd
The president and secretary were made
members of the board
The principal subject discussed was the
coming show to be held in the Masonic
Temple November oath to 18th. The selec-
ton of judges was postponed until the
next meeting, to be held Friday evening,
October 31st. at S o'clock in the T. P. A.
had upon application to the secretary.
rooms at Third and Main Streets
The catalogue and prize list for the
coming show has been issued and may be
Mr.. Frank jenkins, No. 517 West Broad
Street There is every promise that the
bench show will be the best ever given
In the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
NEWS FROM BARTON HEIGHTS
Items oflnterest About the Folk Of the
Northside.

Items of Interest About the Folk OF the
Northsde.
Rev Wilson Page Chrisman, the for
mer pastor of the Epiphany Episcopal
Church, now rector of the Episcopal
Church at Moundsville, West Va. visited
friends on the Heights Tuesday evening.
Mr. George p. Morris has returned to
his home in Petersburg, after a visit to
Mr. John Wilkinson. OF BrooklandA Park.
Miss Ruth Henderson. who has been
visiting the Misses Glinn, of North Ave
nue.. has returned to Alexandria.
Mr.. Eddie Goodloe has returned to his
place of business at Clifton Forge. Mr.
Goodloe was here to attend the marriage
of his friend. Mr.. Walter Crenshaw to
sN1;ss smithers. of Brookland Park
4 horse hitched to a milk agon,
owned by Mr. Ellis. of Brookland Park,
ran away "wednesday and broke DR..
Whites buggy. Nothing else was in
jured.
Mr.. Halineworth. Of Bristol, one of
the last years graduates, is visitor on
the Heights.
Mr.. John B. Caldwell, of Petersburg,
who has been visiting Mr.. Jones, has
returned home.
Miss Carrie Davis has returned to Han
over county, after visit to Miss Smith
ers, of Brookland Park.
Mr.. B. T. Woodward, who has been
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Woodward, has left for West Point
Mrs 3. Baker and Mrs. G. Thorpe.
of Church Hill, who have been vstin 3
at the home Of Mrs. Smithers, OF Brook
land Park. have returned home.
Mrs May Gordon. of North Carolina,
has returned to her home, after a very
pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. G..
Cosby.
Mr.. f.. d. Dodson has returned to his
home in Pocahontas. after visit to-
friends on the Heights.
Mr.. James II. Williams. who has been
5risitins Mr.. Charles P Smith, of Chest
nut Hill, has returned to his home in
Raleigh, N. C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
FULTON NOTES
Old Negro Sexton Painfully Hurt-De-
lightful Fruit Supper.

Old Negro Sexton Painfully Hurt-De-
lightful Fruit Supper.
Ben Richardson, the faithful old sexton
Of Fulton Baptist Church, known and
liked by everybody, was painfully in
iured Wednesday afternoon. He was en-
gagged in loading a wagon with wood at
the Virginia and North Carolina Wheel
Company. when in some manner piece
Of hickory struck him in the forehead.
He was rendered unconscious for some
time.
A delightful frnit supper was given
at the residence of Miss Fife Throck-
morton, S703 Hopkins street, Tuesday
night. Games were INDUCED in until
about II o'clock, when the happy party
wendell it's way homeward. Those pres
ent We're: Misses Sidney N1inhard, Emma
Montgomery. Fife throckmorton. Lizzie
.Earker, Ellen Mountcastle, Maggie
Knight, Mamie Gothwald. Nellie Nc
Clure, Minnie Hancock, Florence Vie
,ner, Ella Williams, Oracle Johns Min
ME Myers, Ethel Pierce Annie Pierce
The gentlemen were: William Snead,
Randolph Lipford. Elmore Wilkinson,
Eddie Johns, Richard Southland, Garnet
Wiener, Joe Lipford, Lewis Rock, Yer
fItOu JOo w DISH, @IolOWn f1eeC,
Tritz Moore, William Simmons, George
Austin.
The Board of Registration in Fairfield
district have completed their work. An
unofficial report of the voters registered
is as follows: Bakers precinct, 400:
Seven Pines, 1913; Hardins Shop, $50;
Towards Grove, 400.
The recent freshet carried away the
wreck of the wooden schooner Oliver,
which was sunk by one of the boats on
the Norfolk line of the Old Dominion
Steamship Company about two months
ago. near Graveyard.s Reach. Naviga-
tors fear that the wreck has lodged a
little further down the stream. and are
on the lookout for it, for it is dangerous
to small boats.
The combination coaling station and
sand holder of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway at Orleans Street has been
completed and will be put in operation
shortly. There is only one more such
building in the South, that being at
Clifton Forge.
Mr.. William Wagner who was painfully
scalded last Friday is much improved.
a band of gypsies are in camp a,few
miles below the city on the River Road
and are attracting considerable atten-
ton.
Messrs. M B. Hartman. j. H Shafer
and f. S. Shafer. of Livingenston county.
New York. have returned home after a
pleasant visit to Mr.. J. II. Hartman, of
Varina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
SUNDAY SELLING COSTLY
Notice Served on the Mayor Of Attach
n,ent in Damage Case
lSncial Disnatch to The Times.l


NEWPORT. NEWS. VA. Oct. Sat
II. FurlonG who was one of4lthe nve
saloon keepers whose licenses were re
voked Monday by Judge Barhan. of the
Corporation Court. was to-day again t H,,
day. The case was appealed Furlong
has paid 500 in the last tive months IN
fines and licenses.
T. y Doherty this morning served ,5rn notice
inCs 10 hold the moneys in the hands of
city for the c WnT5sn ~ 5afisfy
Dnlerty's claim for 10000 for the death
Of his little boy. who fell into "a, a man man,
hole left open, it is claimed, ny the com
Charles Beitz applied for and obtained 3t,i {,
to-day n license to sell liquor. bis II
cense was revoked Monday, but the judge
decided TO give him one more b ena n re
The license is a new one. and Beltz S
sunday selling cost him dear 40.
Mr.. Joseph Howard TuTley and MISS
Aiica Wilkins AIloway. both of Hampton
were married ats o'clock to-nlsht at the
home of the brides parents on Newport
News Avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
THE MERGER COMMITTEE
Properties Offered Are Located from
Virginia to New Orleans.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

RALEIGH, N. c.. Oct es-Representa-
tives Of cotton mills at Wilmington and
Fayette appeared before the special com
rmittee on the Fries merger on South
8ern Textile Company here tonight to
present facts regarding their properties
Of mills in South Carolina and some others
from this State will be here Tomorrow.
The committee is passing on what mills
shall come into the merger. II. E.. Fries
said tonight that the properties men
toned are located from Virginia to New
Orleans.
The committee consists Of w Fries
River: c.. G. Latta. Raleigh; T. w Plat,
Huntsville. Ala. and s.. B. Tanner, Hem
rietta. The committee will be here prob
ably several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
FIGHTING CONSUMPTION
The Leaders in This Scientific Warfare
Shou!derto Shoulder in Berlin.

BERLIN. Oct. 3.-About one hundred
eminent authorities on pathoIogical rel
search assembled In the Prussian Parlitl-t
ment House to-day TO hear and talk overI
the results of another years inquiries into
the nature ana treatment OF consumption,a !,
gress from q dozen countries have some
thing original to contribute. France ISL
represented byatwenty delegates from her
Among the German representatives is Dr.
Koch. who. however. to-day said nothing.
The feature of the day was an accounts
the house toulouse crusade against tuber-
culosis in France. especially the nursing
at home system carried on by private
beneficence. The State partakes In this
only by subsidies from the mutual bettlnat
at the races. Societies have been formed
q in each town. supported by the towR
prevent the spread of consumption.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
STRUCK AN OLD WOMAN
lnstallnent Agent in Norfolk Sent to
Jail for Six Months
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)

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NORFOLK. VA, Oct BE. NJ. bod,
son, white was arrested for assault ana
beating on the charge OF Bessie Mason;
an old colored woman. Bessie appeared
in court with another old woman VINO
has been nursing her She told p1tl a,1
story of going to the store OF phiip i>s ~,
went there because Dodson had not made
the proper credits for her payments, l nns
lectinp the money, When she was leav-
ing the place on .september 18th Dodson
struck her, causing. hemorrhages. from ron
which she was in bed for two weeks. she
was in a delicate condition then. as she
is now After her testimony. being feeble
the Justice invited her to seat.
IS, N. Dodson testified that Bessie called
him vile name and said she did not pay
INN because he took money without CIV
ing credit to her for 1t. He said he was
compelled to defend himself. The justice
told him that he could not have been ], IN
any danger from a woman in the cono II,
ton of Bessie Mason. and said he Wouid
send him to prison for six months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
ri the Theatres.

Miss, La Nerne's Cigarette in Under
Two Flags, at the Academy last night
should not be criticised, because Miss
La Verne was nervous to a degree that
made her forget her lines.
Manager Giffen showed his fine hand
in the staging and in the details that
make the background Of a play either
beautiful or ugly. But all first nights
are hard nights on players and audience.
1t was. evidently, Very hard on Miss La.
Verne The part does not suit as hne
an actress as she is, and 1T Will never
suit her She has not the physique or
the temperament. She cannot be . dare
devil, coquettish. and yet mannish little.
woman, when She is so sound of mind
and heart and body. No critic could be
harsh TO this actress. for she is too
good at her art. She is altogether out of
her sphere. That was the disappoint-
ment of last night and it was antici-
pated by many.
Walter Hale. the new leading man.
seemed unable to get in his part. and,
that can hardly be counted strange. as
he did not know his lines.
EVELYN Brow1, was warmly greeted.
and played we'll.
The next engagement of the Giffen
A.3HltauS VIII. uVupiieSS. LIN
plete and rounded performance. The COM
,,any will be warmly welcomed.
T.ayia sBelasco brings David Warield
"a the Academy next Tuesday evening as
simon Levi in The -Auctioneer' War
,ield,s characterization of the East Side
New York Hebrew probably deserves the
,.arv good things that have been said
AZ l,imL III his particular line he has
achieved a certain sort of triumph. No
,nc has surpassed. in low comedy
,.,n.k tn, artistic delicacy and keen per-
ccption with when ne .renoers me part
If the Quaint old auctioneer. who rises
t.o,,, modest means to aff1uence. only to
tind himself as suddenly reduced again
tn poverty
r,sre will be only three more perform
,n.fs IF lin, the Penman. at the BlJou
i,v the George #Fawcctt8 Company These
\, Il, be tonight, tomorrow matinee and
tomorrow night. and these VIII br'ns 70
a close the engagement OF one Oh me
strongest and most vivid dramas the
stage knows.
81 the5 principal part and Mr.. Frederick
Iawis Alfred Hudson and Hale Hamil-
ton in the other strong parts, tnls play
l.as Won new favor every day OF us pre-
,c,,tation. and now the houses are larger
than they were during the hrst part OF
the week.
Everybody will be whistling Pansy'
and .tMaisie'' two OF the greatest songs
ever written, which are introduced In
..Tfo Messenger Boy that successful
London musical comedy, which. with a
large and excellent company. will be the
attraction at the Academy Thursday, Oc-
toher sOth.
The coming of Arizona" to the Acad-
cry next Friday and Saturday will be
marked as red-letter engagement New
Yo1k critics have unanimously declared
| thst It's the best play which Augustus
Thomas author OF Alabama" and In
Miszonra, has yet given the stage, and
| Richmond theatre goers who saw the play
liore last season have agreed With them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
Non-Unionists Depart.
1Rr Associated Press.

SCRANTON. PA, Oct. .3-The nom
,nion men were a scarce article around
the collieries This mornirg. True to their
declarations. the companies did Tot dis
miss them, but with their stochade liv-.
Ing quarters conc. and the almost I'M
possible task of securing boarding houses
confronting them, the imported non-un-
ionists packed up and left for other anu
more conEenial climes Thirty-iive nom
union men left the Raymond Washery
in body to-day because of the closing
up of the stockade living quarters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
PRESIDENT RESIGNS.
Dr.. Ardan Will Leave the Virginia Hos
pitat Next Week.

Or n I. Ardan, resident physician at
the Virginia Hospital. has rendered his
resignation to the Hospital Board. and
viii accept position as surgeon for the
Tug River Lumber Company at Dufffeld
Dr. Ardan is graduate of the Univer-
sity College of Medicine in last years
class. and since that time has served in
his appointment Of resident physician at
the Virginia Hospital. He will leave on
Tuesday for the Southwest The board
has not yet taken any action with ref
erence to the election OF his successor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
Welded AT CARTERSVILLE
Mr.. Madison 3. Trice and Miss M
Beatrice Duncan.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.

CARTERSNlLLE. VA, Oct. 23-The
home of Mr.. w. S. Duncan was the scene
OF beautiful marriage yesterday after
noon, when his daughter. Miss NJ Bea-
Madison G. Tlice. The parlors were
handsomely decorated with chrvsanthe-
NUNS and ivy.
TO the strains of Memberships we'd
ding march. rendered by Miss Dimple
Moon. the prlaal par.s entered The par
Rev. w. H. Lawson The strains of ''oh.
Promise Me-" came softly and swcetly
from the instrument while the ceremony
continued.
The ushers were as follows: Messrs.
Pearl Duncan. p. b. Trice. w. f. Duncan
and p. G. Leay, of FluNanna. The
bridesmaids were Misses Vivian Duncan
and Daisy Moon. and Mrs Irene Baber.
of F1uSanna.
The bride was handsomely sowned in
: blue tatlor-made suit with waist and
nat 10 match After the marriage an ele-
CANT supper was served by the brides
paroanA after which music was rendered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24

Farm. first; Wyeth and Vests team.
Fashion and yVhirl and diant and Lady
Mary, second.
Il thoroughbred Hunters-C. w. Smiths
Garrett Ripple first Mrs. Blair Johnson's
5Cvg1,et, second; Hampton Stock FARMS
Cascade. third: Mrs. Blair Johnson's
Aladdin, fourth.
I!unters and Jumpers, open to ALL. p.
gnula,1v,s Bachelor, first; J. p. Dulany's
kathleen, second; Vests The Minstrel,
third; r. NJ Taylor's Easter. fourth.
r. 4. n. S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
Hanna Speaks in indiana.
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(By Associated Press. 3.

INDIANAPOLIS IND, Oct. 2s-sena-
tor Hanna of Ohio, devoted the day to
speech making In Indiana, and addressed
a large crowd at Timlinson's Hall to-
night. The Senator began the days work
at Evansville. and between that city and
Indianapolis he made nine stops. At Lin
ton, where the crowd was made up large
" OF miners. the Senator discussed the
was largely devoted 70 the question o(
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
Railroad Merger, Hearing.

fBy Associated Press.
ST. PAUL, MIMI. Oct 23--The hear
ing in this city In the suit OF the United
States against the Northern Securities
Company. was concluded late this after
noon and adjournment to New Yor's
November 10th taken. when the examina-.
tion OF several witnesses residing in Or
alous tAst CITY wdlI -. Ths hsaEinS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
Munsey Buys Boston journal.
nv Associated Press.)

~ IEN- -1KssUtI!tVr! i es:s:7-
BOSTON. MASS. October 2S.-F'rank a.
Munsev, of New York. has bought from
stephen OtA1eara and his associates all
the stock OF the Journal Newspaper
Company which owns and publishes the
Boston Morning, Evening and Sunday
Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
French Cheers for Roosevelt.

800 BY AssOcIatEtI -. -----z
PARIS. Oct. 2s-President Roosevelts
name was enthusiastically cheered in the
Chamber of Deputies to-day when M.
Jaures (SocialisD urged the Government
to follow the example Of the American
Presidents conciliatory attitude In deal
ing with strikes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
Hollywood Memorial.

We meet once again meath the blue skies,
OF May.
To honor, to mourn, for our heroes ins
Gray:
cc'heir requiem we chant in sadtest re-,
frain:
We love them, we mourn them. again and
They ss died With the light of true soldiers
in eyes.
That ne'er quailed before foe. nor wars
constant surprise:
And met every trial with deathless dis
We love them. we mourn them again and
ceain.
Their battle-stained legtons IN glorious
renown
Have written their record: As ages go
B-.sht pages OF history grow pale with
their pain.
We love them. we mourn them. asatn
and again.
There are sailors amongst them whose
stars set In gloom
decked tomb.
But their anchors held fast IN duty'al
We love them, we mourn them. again and
again.
when the shadows fall westward. an.
iife's dream IS Ger.
II we fight as they fought for the r4shol
evermore;
May we sleep as our brothers. vitho~e
far or stain. 5sss 4
And Be naourned g sh1y ~ naI.sl
again and a8nal