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WAIT FOR DINNER 81 YEARS.

OwOSSO. WIS. Feb. >. When an adj
jDurnment was takeC In court hcr"
thlriy--cven years ago the plaintiff saii
that when the case came To- trial ne
would buy a dinner The case was
never rcnpsnei. out the dinner was
eaten las; night
The evening world., 1902-02-28
Acau1Ts CHRISTENSEN

\ sup-em" court Jay acquit. Ell Rein
err 'hrstausen. twenty SIX years old pi
y" i"i West street who on Nov !.
last shot AMI Killed John Kennedy. d
-trsshureman
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BROOKLYN FAsTID1oUs.

ALBANY. Feb = Senator McCnbe
has introduced bill To- provide ihut be-
ginning Jan !. i?3. none but double
dcakci ferry boats h- allowed to ply H.
tween Whitehall stree. Manhattan. and
Atlantic and Hamilton avenues. Brook
iyn
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THE BUTTONS HAVE 1T.

PEkING FoJ = The ,eadiag Man.
li-lUJ nav" asked the Throu. 10 ratify
au agreement hes hav" reached rrr IN,
'''ltmvut ~ No" missionaries lnI"mUI,
The evening world., 1902-02-28
FRANCHISES PERPETUAL.

ALBANY. Feb 2S-Senator Thornton
crotsi a sensation hy introducing bill
forbidding local authorities 20 80; ASIDE
any traction iranrhis. granted by a
former administration. II applies to
the Who'll, State and tends To- p-rpetuaie
all frnnCht-cS
The evening world., 1902-02-28
A RoosEvELT's DFBUT.

~ thu Waldorf Astoria tD-day Nj
C1rnclia E.nscyoits vel cousin
Miss A Ir" Roosevelt, makes her prufc
n Hul debut A. u singer
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SOLD DEAD MOTHERS HAIR

PHILADELPHIA. Fob. c>.-Mrs Mary
IT,. ogden lies dead o! heart disease In
the DOR little home IN which she lived
Win her son. william Her -ln cut IN
her hlIr coon n,t.r 81. lIeh and sold u.
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oPToMETRY COLLEGE.

CLEVELAND. Feb. 2.-Ofiicers and
directors OF the American Association o.
Opticians are in session In ias city. The
most important matter to be considered
Is the establishment OF II national coll
lege Of o2tometry to lie chartered and
60 have power TO Issue diplomas.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
PAUL PINED TO DIE.

when ne r~rpve-s from nm attempt NJ
suicide hy swallowing poison IN TURK
isn bath ~ East seventy Attn street.
Paul EihHrHt ~ NJ ~ East seventy
sixth street now IN tho Pre- 30, terrain
Hospital vii Doe taken T. tne pplicc
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ISABEL JAY TO WED.
Actress Engaged 20 Henry s. u.
Cny~n,iish.

LONDON, Feb. 2s-'rhc wedding OF
Miss Isabel Jay. " tn, Savoy Opera
Company. and Henry ; II. cavendLsh.
explorer. Will lake place In the latter
part of april. when the brIie-;o-bc viii
leave the stage. Mr.. cavendish. who
wnS once reported engaged TO Miss
Edna May has travelled extensively
through Africa and owns pretty estates
IN Bucl<inghamshire and staffordshirc.
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RooRBACK ON POOL.

Instead ~ appearing either 70 apollo
gIEc ~ pay q nnr ~ So impN,cl hy
Magistrate Pool. Lawyer 'haries stein
secured 4 wrii - .ertiorlf! Ealing ui,-
on the Mngistrtt" 10 explain in the
~ r-.nLL.tl
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HARDWARE TRUST.

NEW BRITAIN conn, Fob - II r.
reported here that the = y Z Corhin
and the Russell & Erwin hardware
,SpnrcruS. which control halg tn. hu.I-
r"-s ~ 'hc country are t. 10" vpnspli-
l.t,h WIN Il rApiiM ~ 'l.nnln.N
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DUST TO DUST AT ONCE.

FLORIDA. y. Y. FEB 2s.-ln accord
nrcr with IN. instrui lions %: his Will.
the ashc, OF DR.. Daniel Schuyler Young.
who died IN Cincinnati last week. will
be distributed over the graves of four
OF her members OF his family rsre.
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TILLMAN HERE SUNDAY.

WASHINGTON. F,b = Senator Ben
jlmin n Tillman. ~ South Carolina.
has accepted IN Invitation 20 deliver an
Grafton az the Academy ~ Music, New
NnrL naNt SnnlLN .E.n.ng.
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WALKS 100 MILEs ON WATER

VIENNA, Feb &c 9i. t,rna-mann
,hc Inventor 4 kind Of Snoc flr walk,
1913 uu NIi,- AtS arrived Hcry after
vlIh!Es i' miles down the Dauub,
- u
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INsPECTs FRENCH CRAFT.

SANTIAGO De CtBA. Feb. = Gen.
whitcsido. Commander -; the Depart
mcnt % the Ea4ss visited the French
hrs -cIuss protected cruiser TIgc. thirty
-'S guns
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VOTERS LISTS EARLY.

ALHANI, f'eb ; SENATOR MarshIlI
offered an amendment To the primary
hN calling for a publication thirty day-
t"'orc "a primary election OF the list ni
enrolled voters In all districts ot New
W. nv
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EARLY SPRING A LOSS.

DULUTH. MINI. Feb. :s-The early
break up Of winter i likely to cause
much damage t. mill men. Millions ~
feet OF timber Gu. and ready FOR hauunG
viii now have to Dc abandoned until
neat season. II Is estimated .hnt the
loss giil not hs loss than tOWa,ur
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SEEK BOLD BANDITS.

SOUND BEACH. Corn. Feb q De
tccsivcs are searching FOR the highway
men who rnblcd Charles Sinith a New
York broker. l'iCr rssld' ring him I'M
conscious Within a few hundred yards
40 tho station
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RT. REV. MANDARINs.

IEkISG Feb = 10 - understood
'h1' the b0wage- Eupres- will confer
Mandarin hut'uu- on he catholic and
r. trs'ant hi-h.ps i.'h - .hum she
,l--.-ll-,- r-----N.I IN l-L-. -.m..
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AT ODDS OVER PAY.

ALBANY Feb : Locomotive on,
gln''rs ard ntcnrn who have com,
E"g' .0 advocate the passage ~ IA.
Eurk" hiIl cJI'inE COR a semi monthly
payment ~ wages arr At lpgg'rl,itl
be- 1us" the engineers want the presen'
monthly payments - continue
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APPEAL AGAINST BOXERS.

PEkING Feb. = The authorities
hay, been asked by ;he American con-
.u'at. TO provide protection FOR IN"
Am'rir In missionaries who ar fleeing
from kianE,l because Of an uprising %
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HOW TO SAVE THE CHILD.

WAsWINUTDN. F'N' N--Anoth'f
large attendance was present a. the
meeting ~ the Mothers Congress last
nigIt when the subject ~ child-naving
Rlrk Nas discussed Probation work
with New York criminals Was discussed
~ David willard. OF New York
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MULES FOR BRITISH.

NEW ORLEANS. La. FEB. 2s.-The
British steamer Hor;enslus which
cleared from This port for Cape Town.
will carry q cargo ur i.Oi5 mules sor the
USE OF the British military service In
south Afrira
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MAY LOSE CoRoNERs.
! Senator ,

ALBANY. FEB. = The bill ~ Senator
Davis. Of Erie. ab"lishing the once Of
coroner md Suhstitutin. County
Ncdlca. Examiner. will probably h.
amended =" as to include New York
tH.fy
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WASHINGTON
afr . q. !. q
OFFICE FOR ROUGH RIDER.
NSfiISGTON,

WASHINGTON. Feb. y - President
Roosevelt, has appointed James II.
Mc'llutock Postmaster at Phoenix.
ARR. McClntnck vas an officer IN
u osevclts Rough Rider regiment.
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APOLOGY Is ALL.

WASHINGTON. Feb 2s.-Legislators
admit that probably the only settlement
% la-; Saturday. rlIlmin McLaur!r
fight 20 Ne made Nil he a Senate r.sp-
lu'loa rcusurlug both TENDERS and cali
I'M L.. an lnILlEN-
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HEIRs TO SO l-3 GENTS.

pEEkSHlLL. n Y. Feb 2s-Thc
twenty four heirs OF the estate ~ Foun-
tain wilkins will receive n Ia cents
apiece. the estate consisting Of an s.
deposit In a savings bank.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
ALLEGED PURSE GRABBER.

Morris Lesser Who, the puiicr say. Is
a veteran Pirkpncke'. WAS arrhignoi In
the coutr" stree, Court this morning
charged with having suatclIed unrs"
from Miss Annie EvIns. ~ No .p West
Eighteenth street
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REV. JENKINS CALLED.

TNV lmWlnu"I IlngrDgI lOnNI OhurCh.
IN Decatur street brooklyn has called
th. Rev J \ Jenkins. ot GAINESVILLE. y.
to NIl IA" ptsfurlt"
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STEAMER BURNED.

BORDENTOWN, y J.. Feh 2s.-Flre
completely destroyed the steamer Flor
ence. Of tn. Delaware RIVER Line. a;
nor dock hcre. Los SO 90.
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NEW PRIMARY BILL.
Marshall

ALBANY. Feb =. Senator Marshal
has introduced bill making npmina
tons AZ the primaries by d.rect vote Of
the people
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HOMER BOOMING.

HOMER. y. Y Fob . g. o New.
TN has made the village present OF
tn, Wt;ar works valued ~ 5000. Ia
addition to havinS Guilt hospital and
an Id ladies htur
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DRUMS HoNEYED DEATH.

SHERMAN. y. y Feb @S.-Farmcrs
anve discovered III the trunk Of q de-
caycd tree the skeleton OF "A bear. In
whose skull was found n number %,
bees and some money. which he had
captured
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;rREETER MUST STAND TRIAL
Grand Jury Indicts squatter %"
Murder Charge.

CHICAGO. Eeh, 2s.-capt. streeter.
claimant to the District OF Lake MIchi-
gan" will have to face a trial on the
charge OF murder.
He has been indicted by the Grand
Jury, with William McMAnners. Henry
Hoidtke and william Force.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
PASTOR PAYS FOR JILTING

PiTrsRuRG. Foo : Mr. sarah r
Nrrl1y has received . YsrdIr, spr f!,tpn
90 her suit FOR brca % Z promise against
the Hav J VI III u the Union
Baptist Church.
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MCCOY KNOCKED OUT.

Persistent ruldiug bv capt Mr'lrsky :
policemen has snus.d IA. management
T. CLOSE the saloon AMI dance hall ~
KID Mccoy 90 No Ia East ON. Hun
DICED ,ad fwen's arm street Nhirl was
run ly Home! S.lby. a brother " the
HlLI1Ist
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EXPECT THE sCHLEYs.

CHATTANOOGA Tenn. Feb. S.-li.
clay Evans says AIRS Schlcv has In
formed him that Admiral Schlcy will
visit IaattanoO- th- week Of May 10
NJ Srh'cN viii accompany HIM
The evening world., 1902-02-28
CABLES MADE BY SUMMER.

7, 10 expected raht M" entire cable
work on the new East River bridge.
one quarter OF which l. NOV done. viii
10 nlmpleted before MT weather
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sCHLEY AND HoBsoN LIONS.

CHARLESTON : g.. FEB 2s-In-
vitcd az special guests. Rear Admiral
Schicy and capt Hpospn were l!onlxed
by thousands At the -. \. II lay at the
EN HDstiun yesterday
The evening world., 1902-02-28
SHORT DIME NOVEL.

GLENCOE. MINI. Foo. S-wlihn
two hours after he hal lpnncd 4 mask.
uy,rppwrrci the cashier % the Plato
Bank and got away with ZOO, W!.l-
lam Matthews. railroad arcmtn, vas
captured confessed md returned his
plumber
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TO KEEP PORT OPEN.

LONDON Fec :, Tn" Government
nl, n,..u assured that 10" port - New
.nWtug Mtu.huri1. v.i ." kept open
by 'h- Russian Government
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ONLY TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.

ALBANY Feb TIL" w,ckss n..
making IN" punishment ~ Anarchist,
WI" attempt murder no. more 'hlr
lN"ut' nv" YEAR, imprisonment IA.
fIVnuthly reported by the Juiiclar,
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DEFEAT FOR SUFFRAGE.

DIES MONIES. la. Feb 2s.-Thc wo-
man suffrage amendment ans mot IL
nr,t defeat In the House Commltic. On
Amendments and SufrraFr which de-
cidcd 20 recommend IL FOR Indefinite
po.fDDuament
The evening world., 1902-02-28
DYNAMITE AsTRAY.

ScrE John Stanton Z the Hphokcn
pole" found two boys ctrrying a box
containing enough dynamite to blow up
a block The Lads thought i was . box
81 snlys
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MAY BE SPANKED.

scnrts OF columbia University students
gre wDudcsin. to-day wat punish
H-l' .7 90 20" mct.d ont to them hy IN"
faculty FOR being pgniIei oy iauitprs
Will. they A"T, SluwbI.l!ng several ~
IN" prpfeSsngr ON the campus
The evening world., 1902-02-28
TEXAS SAND SWEPT.

HOI STOS. Tex. Feb -s.-Ths whole
~ Southwest Texas has been In tn"
midr, 81 a sand storm. but 50 far no
serious damage has been reported
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BOO" VERDICT SET ASIDE.

supreme Court Justice scott has set
R,id. verdict for s2.s00 in favor ~
Lizzie Nopu,y. a tytVHut IEtlns. ! n
lumnn. millionaire. in the famous
boo case
The evening world., 1902-02-28

PEktNG Feb =. Mrs Cons-r. wife
~ tn" American Minister led IN the
"Nrif <Igc 81 root wishes with IN.
Dow wager Empress At the reception she
rtv" - the women 20 The Diplomatic
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0uDEN DECISION WAITS.
pvevssr Dives Atsorn@y-G~n-raI
s I1nae t0 L0ok Up the Law.

Feb. 2s.-Goy, odel an.
nopd this afternoon that tie would
ii uDolne his decision IN the Guden
= this week. rs the Attorney Ger
1entred more time In shlch 10
- tbs points Of law bearing on the
The evening world., 1902-02-28
POLICE WANT CASH.

Every policeman % Greater New YORK
il bitterly protesting against IA" plan
Introduced hy Comptroller GTogt % pay
them by check instead of vita clSh A.
9 .rrUtr'k
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TUNNEL HEARING TO-DAY.

rH' iai jar n".s.I-
CATION mo the Non York Contra. '.u-
mol accident of Jam y". "sd,y q, H.
sa.I that ,hy bearing all ,- Completed
The evening world., 1902-02-28
UNIFORM WATER RENTS.

ALBNNY. Feb y senator Grndy II
sponsor FOR bill 20 give the New York
CITY Aldermen power 10 create uni
form scale pr water rents
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FRENCH INVITE OUR FLEET.

PARIS Fen. 2S-The Mayor 81 In
RurhrI,. has written 'u Secretary of the
Navy Ions inviting he American SQUAD
ron To Vl-l. - Rochelle
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FORTY NEW POLICEMEN.

Commissioner fartriIEe has added
fOrty pntrolmrn e. tue Polio. Depart
I inUrt
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PoRTERsvILLE BURNED.

BrTLER Pa. Feb 2,-The viilnEe
NJ PortcrsviIle. sixteen miles from here.
has narrowly esgNip"i being wiped out
by are The loss Will hardly exceed
SsVs
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DAVIS WINNIE DEAD.

KINGSTON. v y Feb = Davis
WHINE former Sheriff and Assembly
man and prominent Democrat. ~
dead. AGED eighty four years
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CASTRO CONFIRMED.

CARACAS Venezuela. Feb. s-Senor
Castro's election ~ President Tor the
next six vcar- has been ratified by the
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. CORONATION.

BUCHAREST Feb - Roumnn!n Is
nov land ~ trusts. petrol" I'm synii
cate haS iuE been BrgIniz.i here.
@~~
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NASH IS SATISFIED.

John II Sasl has rccriv-i verdi I
COR $50. for being ~ luIi-i by mate
~ uo sieIm.r Adirondack
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Upton REPORTED ILL.
TRUST IN GYPSYLAND.

LONDON. Feb - IL i reported tina
sir Thomas Upton i ~ with influenza.
The evening world., 1902-02-28

,.,,
se"' nv"
Innocent or guilty. the last 'hf"r years
have been terrible ones ior VI" .'hr',''
II 10 no wonder thit ne failed 10 'e'r-
bra'e the third nnniN"rsary OF hi' m
generation Hesierlh'- All h"N long ne
en- In lis oe!i-c.H No ~ IN th' '"'.
side tier In the Tombs nj an"
thorghtfui. lie spoke lew ""rds 10 ms
Eeepefn ana received NJ e"''"rs. i'
was occupied-thinking
a brief resume Of IN" cas-" viii per
haps. bsitcr than anything else. NV"
one m Idea 81 wGIi ;his man has been
through
on Dec .. 1905 Mrs Katherine
Aisms died e-on poisoning at her home,
No. u West E.gnty-slN'h street Harry
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stay Q. secured.

The word finally came. ana with Il
came another long period oy t.-r!bl.
anxiety for MollneuS IS to ah.n the
appeal would b, argued ana how the
Court OF Appeals would decide Finally
last summer. the case was argued In
Buffalo. ex-Gov HI agp"af.ns a.
special counsel for the prosecution.
On Oct. II last. after M1liu.uS had
sat for twenty months EaG ON, day In
his solitary cell At Stag Sing -. Court
handed down decision reversing the
decision OF the trial court. on the ground
that evidence relating 10 Barnet. another
knickerbocker Athletic glua man VII.
died shortly prior T. Mr. Adams an!
whore death u WAS afiorwarI learned
was due 10 the same kInd u ooison ~
that sent TO Cornish. was iuad,n s-ibIc.
Two days later Mollu-ux was 1r ugh,
back 20 the Tombs. where be ht. s.nc,
remained. An EFFORT was mad, sgyr
aftsrward 10 have the ind tncri
quashed. Two ex-Gnvernors II the STAT.
engaged In the legal I'll, -Hu Tor the
people and Black Tor tie prisoner
Judge Werner. before wa5m %, cas-.
was argued In Nswbu;R. refused %
auash the Indictment ana Mguari,
must now stand another trial
Throughout the whole case ,asr. l,.
been one bright r-a .urc-,hc nl.t4r. g,
Gen. Mollneux, the prison. IA h.- .,
licying sieadfastly ln h.. sons !aUr-
cence. sacrificing ever thing to pr,y, l.s
convictions and ever willing ~ champ WI.
his son and dety his enemies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
christianity a Principle Rev. ]. W.
Kincheloe, of Richmond College, will oc-

christianity a Principle Rev. J. w.
Kfncheloe, of Richmond College, will oc-
cupy the purpit at night
Rev. Mr.. Leake Is assisting in a revival
at Stockton-Street Church, Manchester.
Miss Mayme Turner is visiting friends
in the county.
Mrs. l.. X. Lee. the aged mother of
Mrs. George NJ. Rogers, who has been
i'll for several weeks. is somewhat better
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hampton, OF Eliza
beth City, N. c., are in the city as the
guests of Mr.. Hampton's mother, Mrs.
Martha Hampton, No. 222 Denny Street.
Fulton. They are spending their honey
moon. Mr.. Hampton and Miss Mittie
Havman We're united on April 9th at the
residence of the brides father, Captain
James I. Hayman, a prominent contractor
of Elizabeth City.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mr. Tuttle pastor Of the NJ. E. Church
of that city. MIR. Hampton is. we'll known
in Fulton, where he was born and reared.
He is now chief engineer of the sea-
going tug w. W. Graham. Mrs. tHa mpton
is one of Elizabeth City's most popular
daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton will
remain in the city several days visiting
friends.
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NEWS OF A PRETTY SUBURB.
Many Personals Cleaned in Barton
Heiehts-Week's Honor Roll

Rev. w. p. Chrisman has returned to
his home. on Barton Avenue and Kers-
ten Street, from Philadelphia, Pa, where
he went to otticiatc at the marriage of
DR.. II w Miller to Miss Elizabeth Roth:
he also visited in Camden, n. J.. and
Nest Virginia.
There will be a called meeting Of the
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
Church to-day after the morning service.
There Will be a SPECIAL children's ser
vice at the Overlook Presbyterian
Church this afternoon at four-thirty
O'clock. conducted by Mr.. f. c. Baithe.
OF the Union Theological Seminary. There
will he special music by the Seminary
Quartette.
Mr. ". S. Long. OF Norfolk. Va, of the
steamer Louise, is visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Long, OF North Ave-
nue..
Mr.. NJ. r. Brown has returned to his
residence on Barton Avenue from WASH
ington,3 d. c., where he went on business,
Mr.. Fleming Christian has returned to
his home on Monteiro Avenue from At
leHS Va. where he has been visiting rela..
tires.
Mr.. Allen D. Davidson has returned to
his home on Barton Avenue from Balti-
more, Nd, where he has been attending
college,.
The list OF scholars on the roll Of honor
Tor the past week Is. as follows:
Junior B Grade-a1iss Mabel 8 Glin1l.
teacher-Gol dic Dicken, Lille Baushan
and Clara LoEs. us
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Fifth Grammar Grade-Miss Mabel
Glinn, teacher-Annie Smith and Ellen

Fifth Grammar Grade-Miss Mabel
Glinn, teaceer-Ann1e smith ana t'lleh
Lacy.
Fourt;, Grammar Grade-NIiss Kate
Giinn, teachc-William Goodwin and
Kimball Moores.
Fourth Grammar Gradc-NItss Kate
Glinn, tea cher-Lizzie Jeter, Grace Cham
beriain, Lillian Wood.
Second Grammar Grade-Miss Lille
Todd. teacher-Ovcrton Woodward ana
Bessie Woodward.
First Grammar Grade-N1iss Lille Todd,
teacher-.Evelyn Carpenter, Louise Her
ing, Josephine Fignor, Norma Ware and
Bracket Priddy.
Eighth Primary Gradc-Miss Ruby Cren-
shaw, teacher-Newton Gordon, Irene
Dunn, Blanche Hartman, and Lucy Good
win.
Seventh Primary Gradc-NIiss Ruby
CreIshaw. teacher-Henry Taylor, Thorn
as Priddy, Ruth Carpenter Zelda Davies
Mary Williams, Ada Scott, Lettie Lam
ford, Helen Rose. Eliza beth Lea, Marion
Moffat, Helen Minor, Mamie DrumeHer,
and Anna Griffin.
Fifth Primary Grade-NIiss Pauline
Gary, teacher-Bonnibell Armory, Ethel
Baughan, Lizzie Foley, Grayson Lead
better. Virginia Long, Mary Minter, Rosa
Wright, Gracie Wood, Grace Phillips,
Herbert Beck, Milton Colline, Leon john
son, and Lauman Ragland.
Fourth Primary Grade-NIiss Pauline
Gary, teacher-Hugh Leach. Frank Tay-
Ter, Edith Fitzwilson, Lillian Harding,
Marjorie Lea, Myrtle Michael, Kathleen
O'Bannon, Louise Tanner, and Norma
Woodward.
Third Primary Grade-NIiss Pauline
Gary, teacher-Hanbury Davies. Claude
Phillips, Florence Harris Kate Starrett,
and Ethel Priddy.
Second Primary Gradc-A1iss Pauline
Gary, teacher-Bingllam Bache, George
Figner. Roy Goyne, Edward Richardson,
Elizabeth Armstrong, Mary Carpenter,
Clara Chapel. Katherine Jones, Lillian
Noble, and Elsie Tiller.
First Primary Grade-NIiss Pauline
Gary, teacher-Kenneth Tomlinson, Wal
lace White, Emmett Harris. Rodger Nc
Clellan, Bernard Butler, and Marie Ellis.
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BARR NOT TALKING.
Belief in Norfolk is that THERE'S "Some-
thing Doing"
fspecial Dispatch TO The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The TImes.)
NORFOLK. VA, April 12.-Intense In
terest was evinced here to-day by railway
officials in the report Pointed by The Times
OF rr,mor. emanating from New York.
that Vice-President and General Manage.
Of the Seaboard Air Line James NJ. Barr
had rendered his resignation to the direc.
tors at Il recent meeting. Nothing cor
tirmatory of the rumor may be had here.
and Mr.. Barr, who is here, is not talking
for publication.
A high official of another line said to
the correspondent that he would not De
surprised it there was something in the
rumor. He qualified this by saying that
Mr.. Barr would hardly give up his con-
tract without thinking long over it--a
contract under which he receives thirty
five thousand dollars a year and which
has yet two years to run
The gentleman said:
.G1r. Barr is Il very smart man. T con-
slider him one of the ablest operating Off
GERS in the United States
Rumors that Mr.. Barr has resigned
or may resign and has been rendered tbs
presidency of some other great railway
prevail here.
That there is something doing tho
persistent circulation OF these rumors
would appear to imply.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
BUSINESS MAN TO MEN.
Hon. N. 8. 5roughton Will Address the
Meeting at Y. M. "a. This Afternoons

The people have not lost interest in the
srcater mems meetings, conducted by the
YIN. c. "A. 1tswas one of this series that
DR.. Talmage addressed and charmed this
largest audience that could get in the
Academy of Music.
To-day's exercises are at $3.50 F. NJ, in
the Association Hall.
The talk will be straightforward and
eloquent one from leading business
man Of North Carolina, Hon. n. B.
Broughton. Mr.. Broughton has had a
remarkable experience, being left an or
phan at seven years Of age: he began
work In a printing Office at thirteen, and
mas made his way in this world: has
now been in the publishing business for
thirty years and Is at present State Sena-
tor Of North Carolina. and in charge OF
one Of the leading Sunday-Schools OF
America, with a national reputation and
membership of over eleven hundred. He
was made vice-president OF the Worlds
Sunday-School Convention Of 1895; IS
wide-awake and aggressive.
He will take for his theme "pIavinr
the Fool.'' It will be e strong and stir.
ring talk to young men. The male quar-
tette Of Union Theological Seminary will
sing. Invitations have been Distributed
and all that Will be- necessary5fis thai
you be on time if YOU want seat.
The doors open at $40. the. service 5be-
ginning at $780, These larger meeting,
will be continued through April and May.
Mr.. Broughton Will be entertained by
Mr. 3. =. johnson. and he comes to Rich
mond for the purpose OF Il addressing
this Greater Mems Meeting.