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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
EDUCATORS GOING
Or. Boatwright and Prof. Blackwell 10
pa AT Wilson Ceremonies.

Or. Z. w Boatwrisit. president OF
Richmond College, and Professor R. Z.
Blackwell, president of Randolph Macon,
Will go TO Prnceon. \. j., on Saturday
next where they will represent their re-
spective institutions at the inauguration
CT Or. Woodrow Wilson as president of
Princeton University.
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Custom.House News.

a class of eight applicants for civil SER
vice positions in the various departments
at Washington We're examined in the Fed
elal building yesterday. / was a regular
examination. and those who pass sue
cessfullr viii so on the list of eligibles.
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October 20. 1902,
Office of the Secretary.

Office of the Secretary.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Wilmington. n. c.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
r COMPANY have instructed the Treas
urer to pay TO all holders of record on
q INTEREST on the Certificates OF In
debtedness of that Company. which have
been issued in lieu of the Preferred
. office Of the Treasurer at Wilmington,
~ c.. on NOVEMBER the LIST The
Transfer Books will stand closed from
October the list 1892, to November the
1st, both inclusive.
JAMES f. POST. Secretary.
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water tower in the West Fed. and can
We pay for them now Would they JUS
tify debt?
LUTHERAN SYNOD
Meets in Annual Session in Staunton
With Sixty Delegates.

Special Dispatch to The ,Times.l
STANTON, VA. October 1.-THE
Eyeangelical Lutheran Synod of Vir-
pinia met in annual session here to-day,
and expect to be in session until Friday.
% is expected that sixty-odd delegates
will be present.
a large number are already here. Rev.
G.. "A. Freed, Of Middlebrook, preached To-
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22

Deputy United States Marshal Sam
Fendit has gone to Ashland to serve pa
pers on a witness there who is wanted to
testify in case in the United States
Court at Baltimore.
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Police News.
l1hat is Going on at JFead-
quarters.

A list OF the Witnesses VIII be handed
to Chief Howard at 10 O'Clock this morn
Ing by DR. hawthorne. The witnesses
Will he Immediately summoned to appear
Before the Police Board al 5 O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon to testify in the hear
Ing now going on. and 10 suhstantiate
what DR.. Hawthorne said about bars
being open on Sunday and various other
things.
DR. Hawthorne himself will be on hand
md at that time he Will make the state
I1ent that was expected of him at the
meeting on Monday evening.
noon that the impression that DIR. Haw-
tlo,ne was laborlng under. that lie was
being tried. was a wrong Impression.
I'VE are not trying Or. Hawthorne" he
said. We are simply asking him 10
give us what Information he has in this
respect. II he can show where the law
4. being 5isregarded We want him to
show u.s. just az We want any citizen to
do. we think II the duty OF all law
abiding citizens to do all they can to
aid the police department. There are
no charges against Dr. Hawthorne We
simply wish him to give US all the in
formation he has.
Major Howard has received a COM
Elaint from Mr.. "A. Bargamin, president
OF the Hollywood Association, regarding
parties who so to Clark's springs for
the purpose of shooting rifles and piss
tolls
There is danger in this practice, and
Captain WhitloCk has been instructed
by the Chief to see that the shooting is
stopped.
AZ, all haeY
looking for a negro named Willie Dung,
charged here with criminal assault he
communicated with Newport News about
him and got this reply.
Yours about Willie Young to hand. he
is in the Warwick county jail. convicted
Of murder and sentenced to hang. When
they are through with him, I'll let YOU
know. - W ". REYNOLDS,
Detective Sergeant
Major Howard has received this letter
from Washington.
"Washing ton. Oct. Is, 1872.
Major B. +. Howard Chief OF Police,
Richmond, Va:
My Dear Chief desire to Giye exe
your kindness in detailing ihoinas j.
Wren to my aid during the Grand Army
EncampIrent in this city, M s.. 10, e say
barrassed by single pocket PICKING ana y
there were no robheries during the pres,
strangers in our city. You will fully ui-
derstand the wonderful accomplishment
which. in a measure Vas due 70 the pres
ence of your representative. He perform
ed his work .eneEgeticallN. conscieauoGSiy
and to my entire satisfaction and ! am
pleased 10 note that YOU are SO Well pro-
videa with capable agent
II Will be my pleasure 10 reciprocate at
any ,!me when11 can be OF service 10
you or your city. With best wishes, per-
nit mo 10 be very truly,
RICHARD SYLVESTER.
Major and Superintendent
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rRASsPoRrAr1o1s r.ns1 e
K1xFA1SSA
GO '' q, ~, !,,,'
I NEW lI4AIN-STREET STATION.
IN EFFECT SEPT. 10. 1909

IN EFFECT SEPT. 16. 1909
LEAVE RICHNOND.
IN EFFECT OCIoBEtt 5, 1909
,as go A. 4, ~, except SUNDAY. Nswpors News
]. 800 q: =. daily. for Old Point. Newpsrs
News and Norfolk. Two hours and Is mlsutsD
Hampton ard phoebus. rarior Car RichmonA
FONT Newport News and Norfolk. Two hours
and . minutes to Norfolk. Stops williamsburg.
:; News and Hampton only. Bunct Par
! !or Car GordonsyiiIe TO Old Point. Connects at
Cape Charles steamers: at Norfolk with Old
Dominion steamers Tor New YORK.
900 r NJ. daily. for Newport News and
Old Point. on Sundays only connects for Nor-
fois- Wake :, principal ,l stops stops
1910 A. H., local. except Sunday to CIittoa
Forge Connects for Orange. cuipeper. CalvsO
!, 300 2. H., daily. Cincinnati aud LouisyifO
Express Ruffet Parlor Car to GordonD.s
Vile E',illnans from GordorSville to Gin
cinEati and Louisville: connects for vir-
gfnia fIoe Springs. Dining car on at Cor
louisville. u local train from Gordonsville
to Staunton follows for local stations. ex-
cept Sunday
boswell
ECO F. ~, st. Louis and Chicago Special
and eorionsrin to Cincinnati, 1naIanapai,s
st. Lcuis end Chicago. Dining Car attached az
JAa,Es RIVER DIVISION.
1910 a. NJ. daily. for Lynchburs. Le1irS>
i ns. ard Clifton Forge. Except sunday Toy
Rosncy. Alberenc and New Castle Parlor Car.
5:lo 2. M, except Sunday to Breno.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
From Norfolk and Old Point 1905 A. II.
and $50 r. NJ. daily: t:45 a. II. and 7:20
{. ~. except Sunday.
MAIN LINE.
From Cincinnati aud the West. 7:45 A. NJ.
daily. and $50 ?. NJ, daily. Locals: $50
~ A...'eScept Sunday and lila p. NJ. ex-
cept Sunday
JAMES RIVER Division.
6:3o T. ". daily. and $50 a. NJ. e1ccpo
Sunday.
Apply at 500 East Main Street. oas East
Main street AIurphy's Hotel. Jefferson Hotel
ami Matn-Strect Station for further information,
rates, tickets and Pullman reservations
w o.. WAETIlEN Dis. Pass Nst.
C. z. DOYLE H w. FULLER.
Cent Haneger Gen'L pass. Act.
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The TIMES
will Assist in Securing En-
pIoyment for Unemployed.
Cut out the Free Coupon (good
for rs words) in the Want Columns.

The Daily. Sunday and Weekly Times
will use its best efforts to find employ
ment for the unemployed free of5any cost
whatever to the employe or employer
There is a free coupon published in the
want columns Of each issue of each of
the above named papers. 1t is good for
twenty-five words in the want columns OF
either of the three papers-for Situation
Wanted" Male or Female Help Want
ed or the Exchange of Personal Prop
ertv'' Those who are in need of male or
female help are requested to make known
their wants at Room 81. Times Building
and they will be ableAtoz secure Just what
they want: save time and money and.
give employment to the deserving who
will appreciate it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22

Acknowledgement w A Anderson left
yesterday for Lynchburg. where to-day
he will attend the marriage of a niece.
Major Anderson will return here to-
night
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and his orchards are on the top of the
Blue Ridge Mountains.

Professor J. II. Bader. former super
intendent Of schools Of Staun1on, is in
the city. and was a caller at the De-.
partment Of Education yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
BRIEF CAPITOL NOTES
Governor Spent Very Quiet Day and
Had but Few Callers.


1esterdayw was a very quiet day at the
Capitol Governor Montague was in his
Office during most of the day, but he dis
posed OF but little business out Of the
ordinary routine and ne had but lew
callers comparatively speaking. The
Governor is still undecided regarding his
Western trip, thoushit is not unlikely
that he wili finally determine to speak
An both Wisconsin and Indiana.
AS a result OF the conference recently
held here between distinguished educa-#
tors. it is likely that there viii be i
meeting Of the county and city school
superintendents OF the State about the
third week in December in this city.
Representatives OF the General and
Southern Educational Conferences are
expected to be present and speak.
Labor Commissioner James B. Doherty
Ia. been invited to address a gathering
sf labor people In Portsmouth al some
.aris date. to he selected BY Mr.. Doher-
~ Tho commissioner will likely accept
Commissioner iloiner is in receipt Of
samples OF fine pippin apples grown in
the orchard of Mr. w. Scott. in Floyd
0eunty. Mr.. Scott has about 5000 trees
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
DIVIDENDS.

October 90 1902.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Wilmington. n. c..
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY have declared Il DIVIDEND
4 of TWO AND ONE-HALF# PER CENT.
on the Preferred Capital Stock of that
company on all Stock outstanding on
November the 1st, 1902; dividends due
K and payable at the office OF the Treas
urer at Wilmington, n. c.. on. NOVEM-
Der the 10th. The Transfer Books will
stand closed from November the LIST to
November the 10th. both inclusive
JAMES II. POST Secretary.
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'CAP7 MCCARTHY
ASKS QUESTIONS.
Prepares . List Of Great Interest
Just Now
ON NJ H.lc.IPAL. MATTERS.
viii Meet Any One in Public, and Take
Either Side of Any Question Named.
D.als With Organic Principles
of City Government.

Captain Carlton Mccarthy, besides be-
ing a scholar, orator and author. is per-
haps the best posted man on the intri-
cate and underlying questions relating
to municipal government in this city.
if not in the entire State. Indeed, he
ranks as the very highest authority on
this important subject, and though it
is ordinarily regarded as a dry and
uninteresting one, Captain Mccarthy has
been frequently asked to take the plat
form and discuss it in the interim be-.
tween campaigns. Apropos the upheaval
which is now going on in municipal af-
fairs here the popular city accountant
and former candidate for Mayor has
prepared list Of questions. which will
be found below. and every one OF which
goes to the very root of some matter
in which citizens of a great municipal
corporation like Richmond are inter-
ested. These questions were secured
from Captain Mccarthy by a representa-
tive. OF me Times last night, and are
printed because of present interest IN
the alleged municipal scandals now UNI
der 1nveStlEa1lOn here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
BY E. A. Catlin.
No. s North Eleventh Street.
Ferrandvi|Ie Dwelling,

s TWo-sToRY DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING on Hollins Street near Ma
tional Cemetery Road. Bay window front
and nobby in appearance. Lot 80 feet
front.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 31ST, AT $50 P. NJ.
Will sell at the time named the above
described property. and it will be sold at
sacrifice, if necessary. for it must go.
E. a. sCATLIN.
Auctioneer.
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". J. NAY. City Ticket Agent
n p. SMITH. District Passenger A.ent.
Phone 405. 1905 East Main Street. II
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SEABOARD.
AIR LINE RAILWAY

Short I'm. to principal cities OF the sonta
and Southwest, Florida. Cuba. Texas. Calffor-
MIA and Mexico. reaching the capitals OF SIX
States.
& SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL Is. 1902
LEAVE Observation-Disclosures
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". P. TAYLOR. Traffic Manages.
W. D. DEKE. General Manager.
z T. D. MYERS. President.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15
OTIS WINS ST, LOUIS DERBY.

Practically Led from Start TO Finish, Be-
Inc Challenged Only Once.
81 Louis June 14.-Amid the plaudits
q 5000 persons Barney Schreiber's STURDY
md gallant colt, Otis, the som of Saln ana
Laura Agnes, today galloped across the Inc
, winner Of the great St. Louis DERBY
worth $4,000 to the victor. George "
BENEFITS Lamplighter colt, Little scout
was second, length away, neck IN tronl
q Terra Firma, the heavily-played even
money favorite. Otis, off fourth, immeu'
stey shot to the front and practically SET
The pace the entire distance, always uhs = q.
restraint except when appttOachttaagS armed his
mount three or four times with tne WIZ up
sud LET out n link or two. Clearwater 80,
nyed to take the lead after passins e ok
clubhouse turn and did lead OTIS a neen
this great squirt on Glenwater's part, OTIS
Winning most cleverly. The real fight, OF
spectacular feature, was that Tor se e.
place between Little Scout, Terra +r rInIT
played second choice was lame ana sotry
prior to going to the post. She got on
badly and ran dull race. ous was oss
q the outsiders In the betting, as goou d;
% to being laid against his chances I az
The weather was perfect and the track
fast
Nile and a sixteenth, seIlng-E9oserys
Brown Vail, Kate Freeman. Time 40 g.
Six furlongs-Au Revoir Fore and Att
Lacey Crawford. Time 1:14&.
Nile and a sixteenth selling-Ccgswell
Iickful Red Apple. Time 1;4s1a. o.
The St. Louis derby, ssweepStakes 10
slngletonl, Is to /, won; Little Scout, y
Sohurnl, 10 /, second; Terra Fi-ma. ~
Dominlck), II to 10. third. Time ~ qnssTT
lefs- 25; 40; 1915: ! 40; 2:oIl5; 30
Aladdin Floro Pomona, Corrigan, Letlare
Glenwater and Sambo also ran.
Nile and seventy yards-Found, wax ia
Nr, Rollick. Time | :4412
Vile md twenty yards, selNng-Pharosu
Nifty c.. Free Pass. Time 1;43. q
Nile and three sixteenths. sellmg-Josi
g. Zazel. Warner. Time 2:ooh.
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Natatorlum to Be Put In

Beaumont. Texas June 14.--Mr. Max
Vieuger has closed contract with MIR. A.
D. Weaver for a site on Park street In
tho south end for n complete and well
equipped natatorlum to be finished by Au-
gust 1. 1t Is simply n long time lease and
Mr.. Veuger states that the work will com.
menca Tuesday of the coming week. He
thinks that the location is most sdmra-
BILE one and that the people OF tho city
VIII be most agreeably surprised when they
SEQ tho building and pool flashed. II Is
his purpose to erect u building I6X123 feet
with a b0X l25 foot roof garden above and
3ox90 foot pool below. The water supply
Will come from an artcBlaH well that was
recently drilled Ia by the beaumont Ice.
Light and Rcfrigeratlng company Just
across tho street from tho site that has
been secured. The water had n slightly
bracki6h taste TO II and could not be used
by the ice plant and in thOi respect MIR
NieuEer Is very fortunate. The well has
capacity for flowing 80 900 gallons per
day, which Is considerably more than Is
needed for the pool on the roof Will be
cafe for light Refreshments aud they
will cater to the trnde OF the ladies aud
children and make the environments such
that they will be drawn to the natatorium
hrst Of ALL The cost is to be $1,000, The
people OF Beaumont from time TO time have
had the matter Of natatorlum up as
Dublic necessity,
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ssessseeeeossss

due to the brilliant ride WINFIELD gave him.
When about a furlong from the wire
stout!y on Appleby. and WINFIELD was
forced to put up the hest ride of his ca
reer and brought in the Hildreth horse
winner by a neck.
Seven furlongs Andy Will
Jams, Jeubert Time 1;36 10.
Four furlongs-The Don, Foxy Kane,
Dick welles Time :52 To
SIX furongs-Burnle Bunton, W. j. De
Doe. Stuyve. Time l:19 %,
Mile and a furong, NJ. Lewis Clark
stakes--Lucien Appleby, Wyeth, Marcos
Time 2:02 rs.
light, Frangihle, Flying Torpedo, Time
1853.
Mile and hslf-Compass. Colonel Bal
lantyne, Major Mansir. Time 2:4S.
Mile-Prairie DOG, Satin Coat. Chickadee,
Time 1:49N.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15
eus TayIor Case Reversed.

Beaumont, Texas. June I4.--News has
been received here TO the effect that the
case OF the State OF Texas VS.. Gus Taylor
has been reversed and remanded. This is
most interesting case to the attorneys.
for 1t brought out some knotty legal propo-
sitions that are perhaps decided In the
courts opinion for the hrst time. The
crime OF which Taylor was convicted was
committed In the winter on the river bank
In the south end ana Taylor was takrn
prisoner by Sheriff Landry, Mr.. D. y.
Chaplin and The Post correspondent TO.
gether with some colored people. Two
little girls, stepdaughters of rayor's, and
Taylor himself were found down under
the brow OF the bank at about O'Clock IN
the morning and the younger girl was cry
Ing, while the other and Taylor were an
parcnty asleep The circnmstantlal evil
dcnce was such rs to make the case
strong one, hut the Indictment was nj
tackled by Mr. W. T. Miller, the defend
ants attorney. on the ground that both the
attempt and the actual crime were charged
and It IL presumed that the Indictment was
ruled as faulty for having been so writ
ban
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BEAUMONT WON A GAME.
Made Enough Runs in the First and
Second Innings.
THE LOCALS GOT A VERY POOR START.
tAfterward They Brseed UP and the
Visitors Get Nary Run-McDonald's
Good Stick Work.

If the first and second innings could be
cut out the game played yesterday be-
tween Houston and Beaumont the game
would have been a good one, but the
hrst two innings spoiled 1t. Owing to
the funeral OF CHI johnson several of
noustons strongest players, who are mem
oers OF the IRE department, were unable
to take part in the game. The locals were
badly Handicapped and their defeat was
Il foresone conclusion before ball was
pitched. Stewart, who did so well in Fri
days game, started in &c pitch again, but
ne was very wild and was given rank
support and he soon gave way to Hunt
who lasted until the end Of the second in
ming, the visitors In the meantime having
scored six runs. At the beginning of the
third inning Edmondson went on the slab,
and Scarborough behind the bat, aud the
run getting of the Beaumopters came to
a sudden and abrupt termination. Ed
mondson pitched great game, his oppo-
nents getting to first base but three times
during the six innings that he pitched,
twice on hits and once on balls, and but
one man got as far as second. Had Ed
mondson pitched the entire game Beaumont
would certainly have been shut out. Scar
borough has not caught ball for sew
eral years, but he handled Edmondson !
| swift shoots as If they were snowhakes
Mcdonald, as usual, played good game
on the first and led his team at the bat
with two doubles and single. Hayes
| algo got In three clean hits. Hunt. while
| not a success as a pitcher, made good
at short; he handled everything that camC
| LIS way and he made two catches thai
| were unusually good. The visitors played
q good fielding game, with the excep
tion Of the sixth inning, when the!
dropped three hy balls, At the bat the!
were weak. The score
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Good Snort at Latonla.

Cincinnati, Ohio. June 14.-The CINCINNATI
uaphy was the feature at Latonin To-Day
sla was won bv watoma nv one length In
lflrlng 0nlsh. Gold Bell beat Flora WI
,e...shbr half length for the place. Track
csS furlongs-0nonanetta Axares, Arrah
essWan, Time l:15.
rive furlongs, selling-Amorous, Not
Nsely, Magoni Time :O2h
rSsN tnr ongs. selling -optimo, Margie 81
TOD Time lis.
z Rcinnati trophy. value s305o. Eve and
ywae-nalf furlongs-W atoma. Gold Bell
',so s,t Willouehby. Time 1:0Sh.
TiAlie-St. Hera. Drummond. Jules Fonso
,,sxs tnrongs, sel.ing--Clorita. Hilee, Fir
"s&e-le. Time 1:l4%.
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Southern LEAGUE.

,,an,ou =. June l4,-New Orleans hit
49,, ,,',., ,rtune times, Mullen's home
.tarco : on base being a lucky III.
- .ho,,t was steadler than his
,yandorr,u Atlanta pitcher showed
some feeling krugs' playing created
New Orleans ,,,.,, .,..,. 80
At sfdr0rt land ant 900 40 coo ! ) 8
mer. thAe' Hehiey ana Lti-
Shreveport, T.
In the ninth lpe ls'-behnelt error
five runs and thtoudy gave NaSnNilIe
Score
s sSv s,' 13 900 COS . IT IS
S.rd6rs md lTfl 90 30 \ =
Ruest and Mcclure.
Little Rock, jun 49,
three straights fro. -'oeN tii'u' -
an upiptersting, DIR, 'Y@' -
enlivened only by e"e, "H'eA "u'
A'o'1. ,,,~,.s ~ ing and Morans
-. +hn gorlnd Lawler gave
tmtFo,doT TrhIer mas he first inning.
nam, NV 10 plihi'Hs'
Score =,
u,a.t,rooga .LiOx-- q - %
Moran and Lynch; BrNo-
Memphis, June 1A.-sai
the Nashville team, pitci "''n
in a Memphis uniform &c n'S' sam
visitors down to six w Nv" VIC
Birmingham only score ".o'
second inning on errors byue u VIC
1t is announced that First pe 'eaN''
of Memphis has been traded Lauzon
R,rvoinrham. The latter rogue or
pnse and captain the Memppy FIRST
Score . Z,
60 r,,nou, .OlO 900 s.
sample and Accorsini; Deavt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15
Houston Announces Deputie.

Beaumont, Texas June 14--unIted States
Marshal A, j Houston today announced
nia deputies They will be 7. NJ. Wright.
as neld deputy at Densou; r. l.. Herr, as
cnlcI deputy at Paris. and h s. Fisher
as office deputy nj Paris Iboro Iii, 9"yl,
some additional appointecs. but he has moi
yer made them public and will NOT until ~
ret9Lil to me city. He will leave Tor chi,
OF me Panama hats that have been seIsed
re re mas lust returned from n swing around
IKE entire entire district and has met nearly nil
Ny "lnci"is ana ATTORNEYS with whom ht
" II come IN contact In his official capacity
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15
CONDUCTOR COULDN'T HELP IT.
Was oblioed to Cause Miss Lees "'e''
or Be Amenable Himself -

Alexandria, Va. June 14'--Miss Mu noI
Gusts Lee daughter of the late . Te4et
Robert O. Lee, today forfeited 50 collateral ,tror
IN default Of appearance before a Mayos
Simpson in the police court on the . cnnrse
Of Violating the law providing for sepaF on
Zion Of white and colored passengers on
railroads. - into custody last
n,tht e on sftrr refusing to change her sea-
at att the rear Of the car, the portoil orion feSe
Tor co.ored people. TO the ir9n, S Of tbS rail
In Difference 70 inc p simnson examined
rS%a wtnesses The mayor hGiG IN n
tSs eyidcnce showed that the cG ,rIrty car
causing Miss Lees arrest an5 would oSu have been
p pmans So to to- the law himself had ne pc's'
otherwise
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15
Mir. Hershey,s Pron,ntion

beaumont, Texas. JuLe f4.-rhe an.
nouncement that Mr.. j, s. Hershey had
been promoted 20 the position OF assistant
general freight agent OF the Gulf, Colo.
rado and Santa re was received With
much pleasure In Beaumont. though OF
SO soon after his having come to tho city
re was appointed general freight agent Of
tne gulf, Beaumont ard Kansas City short.
" AFTER January and has held the place
until now. The promotion comes by reason
OF inc resignation OF Mr. Johnston at Gal
weston the assistant general freight agent
shhor.i 10 take the secretaryship OF the
mat he Will not leave beaumont until