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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-09
NEWS IN BRIEF

A SHAM BATTLE AND EXHIBITION military drill by the Montgomery Blues, the Montgomery Greys, and the local tribes of Red Men will take place this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the ball park Immediately after the ball game he twecn Mcntg mery and Ensley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-09

MT. W. W. Screws, Jr., has joined his at Blount Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-09

Mir. J. Kirkman Jackson spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Baldwin at Yer bena.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-09
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This signature is on every box of the genuine Laxative BrOmO-Q -Quinine Tablsts
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued out of the district court of the First Ju- dicial District in and for the county of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, to me directed and delivered on a iudg- ment rendered in said court on the 24th day of June, 1902, in favor of L. c. Shattuck and C. A. Overlook, and against James O. Phillips, Laura Phil. lips and the Rosemblatt company, wherein l am commanded to make the sum of $$17S3.SS damages with inter- est thereon from date of judgment at the rate of per cent pr annum until paid, together with twenty-three and 20100 dollars costs and accruing costs
 have levied this day upon the fol lowing dscribed property, towit:
 Lot No. twenty-seyen (27) in block No. fifty (50) in the town of Douglas, county of Cochise, territory of Arizona, as shown. by the map and plat of the survey of Douglas townsite, now on fil in the office of the recorder of said Cochise county.
 Public notice is hereby given that Monday, the Fist day of July, 1902, between the hours of ga ID. and 5 p. m., in front of the sheriff's once, in the city of Tombston, Cochise coun- ty, Arizona territory, will sell all the right, title and interest of the said James O. Phillips. Laura Phillips and the Rosnblatt company in and to the above described property at public auction, to the highest and best bidder, for cash, lawful money of the United States, to sstisfy said execution and all costs. ro 1a-
 .. Dated this the 26th day of June, 1902.
 A. V. LEWIS, Sheriff.
 H. E. .CONLON., Deputy Sheriff.
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Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-02
Uncle Sam's. @ Money @
ny s.e,ss>,y ol ths Tss.s~y LESLIE N SHAW

HAVE A VOLUME COINED
 
 VNAIu THE VAULTS OF THE UNITED sTATEs suFFL Fl IVY GENT TO FILL A coRNcRis FEET wioe 10 W II FEEr HIGH AND FEET LONG. THIS VOL
 LIME COMMERCE REFUsEs TO ABSORB uSHEE2u In lieu thereof the government issues a vs house receipt commonly called silver certificate -s stamps upon a piece of paper the statement that there bssn deposited with the United States twenty diver doEar paid the the of the receipt But there provision for the exchangaby of either the silver the certificate at par with gold.
 Undse pressnt danger The balance of tzade in favor ss abroad $500 900 abroad and this requires the importation of of gold the purchase redemption $500 of outstanding national municipal personal obg the of that much money foreign secuies
 But these conditions last forever and begin export gold any large begin about for place safety Knowing that this great volume diver exchangeabe redeemabe god this tnd fellow ne rmid fellow wifi be induced to hoard
 CONDITIONS MIGHT START TO ENFORCED LEssoN PROVISION FOR THE ExcHANeEAeLiTY OF ALL OUR FORMS OF MONEY. Please do understand saying silver certificates should be edeemabe god do that the national bank should be deemabe gold am speaking theoretically and advocating any specific might be safe make national bank legal tender and edeemab silver certificates and the silver certificates redeemabe silver silver redeem able in gold.
 All contend for that every signed debtor, draft solvent merchant deposit with solvent bank piece paper that crcae money shall ultimately be payable redeemab exchangabe in the standard coin of this country In other be protected from dscount
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-02

shut up in little exclusive circle
 people wealth receive from the boers than they give them The they give in knowledge of social propey and aid the building of social communities testimony of the University Settle workers that they receive than they give.
 ExcLUsIvENEss RICH AND THE CULLEN RETIREMENT POOR INTO THEIR SMALL COMMUNITIES AMONG GREATEST SOCIAL ERRORS LESS CLAN. SPIRIT WOULD PRODUCE BETTER SOCIETY.
 The segregation of class from class always evil The rating residences of the rich the residences of the poor the large cities has resulted disadvantage both the rich and the poor If the well endowed children self made gated from the the world the effect them be moral degeneray The polite needs of the drecnes rougher and the would profit the by becoming refined.
 The principle that he who tries his life loses applies society well individuals Those who fortunate
 property and culture need opportunities for sharing their gifts who On the other hand THEY HAVE MUCH TO GAIN FROM PERSONAL CONTACT WITH THE SIMPLE STURDY LIFE OF THE HONEST TOuER
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-02

Get your ICE CREAM, FRUITS, NUTS, CANDIES, CIGARS, TOBACCO and REFRESHMENTS at the BROOK. SIDE, Upper Main.
 LARGE DISH ICE CREAM 1oe.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-02
People 0 Wealth
 Live Near the Poor"
By Professor GEORGE z. COZ of Northwessen
 University

EOPLE OF WEALTH AND REFINEMENT WOULD BE HAPPIER AND BETTER IF POOR. Whya Because it brings them down to simplicity and breaks their artificial views of lfe
 It destroys tendency to selfshness and snobbery and conceit that is always found when person is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-02
BRIEF c URCH NOTES.
Services Suspended on Account of Lack of


Tho regular prayer-meeting services in
many Of the churches We're suspended
lest night. owing TO lack of gas. At
Grace Street Presbyterian Church no SER
vice was held, and the same was the case
NJ Hoce- Memorial and several others AT
+he west-End Christian Church arrange
ments were made for lighting and special
services were held. The Christmas en-
+cr-tainment of the Marshall-Street sun
dav-school was held last night
Snecial New Years Day services We're
held Yesterday morning in all the Roman
Catholic Churches of the city.
The Rev. George II. Wiley was on Tues
dav night presented With handsome
study jacket by the members of the
Sundav-school and the night school, lie
was also given a shaving mirror by the
workers in the night school.
a reception was rendered last night ut
the Third Presbyterian Church TO the
pastor. the Rev. RIG. Eggleston.S
Friday night at ST. Luke,s- Chapel
Christmas tree was givensto the children
of the two Sunday-schools. This tree
was arranged for the children by the
superintendents and teachers. and for
each child a gift-was prepared
The Sunday school Of Fairmount-AVe-
nue. Methodist Church held its Christmas
entertainment Tuesday night. Though little
late, Santa Claus was on hand with many
good things for the scholars. The choir
rendered some stirring Christmas music,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-02
MANY ROBBERlES
BEING COMMIT TED
City Is Full of Petty Thieves
Who Are Actively Plying
Their Trade.

Detective Gibson said yesterday eve
Ming that 1t had been a long time since
there had been big robbery in THIS
city. But of tho small ones AIR. Gibson
had nothing TO say. lie could not say
anything else, IL he had replied to the
query, except. that the city is alive Wlth
petty thieves. who are going ABOUT Of
night playing havoc with peoples WIN
iows and doors, and carrying OH WHAT
money and iewelry can be picked UP.
besides other y.lluables that can be taken
away in small packages and ediblss
In the latter instances luncheons have
been spread on the dining-room ana
kitchen tables, and the thieves nave car car
ned out the admonition to eat. dr..k ana
be merry before pccketing the Va4uaoies.
The greater number OF these ROPER
les have been committed in the central
and western sections of the CITY, Church
TI;u has suffered little loss, but there is
j no telling when the base Of operations
for the Church H:ll campaign may be
established in some quiet citizens dining
ro,rn or back parlor in the small hours
of the morning.
The southwestern section OF the city
has been a great sufferer. Within a
radius Of five or six blocks half dozen
policemen dwell. and in that same terri
tory half a score Of small robber1es nave
been committed within the past few
weeks, one of them the theft Of lot
of stuff from the residence of police
sergeant himself.
None Of the reports Of the robberfes
were allowed by the police to get into
the newspapers, for the assigned reason
that the thieves might see them and get
away before they could be caught. Those
that have been printed are such as are
picked up by the reporters of the papers,
and through no information from the
police. 1t is quite likely that had news
of the robberics been given wide cfrcu-
lation the thieves would have long since
dccamped or the citizens and police to-
getf1er have taken them in charge.
The robberies during the past month
or. two number over a score, and IN lie"
instances have arrests followed.
So worked up over this condition OF
affairs has the Police Department be-
come and so anxious has Major Howard
and his men grown that extra hours
have been placed upon the force. ana
some Of the shrewdest men in the de-
partments have been detailed to reinforce
the detective department
Those mon have been working for about
three weeks. day and night. with only
three or four hours rest a day. Tney
have walked the streets all night on
tho lookout for suspicious characters, and
so energetic has thc!- work been that
numbers of belatcd citizens hurrving
homes at unseemly hours have been
halted and made to disclose themselves!
The policemen have been faithful in
their duties. but there are not enough
Of them, and the result in that the citi-
zens are being robbed right and left.
Citizens themselves are asked to assist
t.in this work of experimenting the thieves.
nv using unusual care in the closing of
their houses for the night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-02
A QUEER WEDDING.
Dr.. Quarles, Under Umbrella, tarries Couple
In hack
Special Dispatch to The Tines.>

Especial Dispatch To The Times.l
LEXINGTON, VA, Jan. IA maria ge
was performed for a couple in a hack on
the campus of Washington and Lee Unt-
veIsity by DR.. James A Quarlns. of the
University. few days ago. Dr. Quaries
heard some one calling, hello! hello! from
without, and upon answering the call
found a hack standing near his yard on
the campus. A heavy downpour Of rain
was falling at the time. Upon inquiry
he found that a couple was within de-
string wedlock, and after being invited
to come in and upon their refusal. DR..
Quarles secured his umbrella and per-
formed the ceremony while the coupl.
were seated in the hack. He was observed
in the rain with uplifted hand, making a
prayer.
After the ceremony the groom tend cred
ten dollar note for the fee to be taken
out. The bride. sitting on the side ada
cent the minister, ask,3 how much
must he take out when to :; to take his
fee out. The bride was intarned that it
was not. for her to say how mucn CO
what, but her husband (thus giving a les
son who was the MASTERY, who said FIVE
dollars. The change was returned in The
shape OF five new silver dollars received
a short while before from a local bank.
AS the groom pocketed them he remarked:
"You must have made these during last
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-02
LOCAL CAPII.AL
in. COAL DEAL
The Pearl Mining Company,
Heavily Backed, Has Been
=
F 0 / m s d ).

Backed by Richmond capital there has
just been formed q new coal colp oina tion.
the Pearl Mining Company, which will
+ in time. it is believed, epso-b all the coal
interests of West Virginia. Mr., John a.
Clark, of West Virginia, has teen made
president of the company ard 1t oessn
operation yest erday when it took PCS
session of tho Pearl mines. This new
company will probably control sum OF
money running into millions and large
part OF its backing is from Richmond.
It has the unlimited right OF capitaliza-
ton.
While there is as yet reticerce on the
part of those directly at interest it IS
known through AN intimation of former
Governor O'Ferrall. that 1t Is the pres
ent plan of the company to take in as lar
as possible all the mines IN West Vlr-
ginia. The former Governor said yester-
day that this might possibly be the
ultimate result Of the new movement.
Owing to the fact that certain deals
with mine owners are now pending ana
that a full publication Of the facts OF
the case might defeat present plans, little
is made public about the Organization.
Colonel O'Ferrall said yesterday that
the organizers of the company and the
Board Of Directors would not be made
public at present.
ST will say, however" he said, that
the company Is backed by ample capital
and although 1t has some West Virginia
men in 1t, it is largely a Richmond en-
terprise. The new company will take
charge OF the Pearl mines to-day, through
Mr.. Clark, who will be the active head
! Of the orsa nizat ton.
Mr.. Charles T. O'Ferrall, Jr., has just
returned to Richmond from the coal fields
along the line of the Norfolk. and West
ern. He has looked over these mines
with the ultimate idea Of purchasing and
will make a report to the newly, formed
company. Mr.. Clark. the president of
the new company, is already interested
In mines along the Baltimore and Ohio
and the Chesapeake and Ohio railroads.
It is possible that through this new com
bination the mines in which he Is inter-
ested will be finally brought under the
sway of the Pearl Mining Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-02
NEW YEAR IN POLICE COURT.
Usual Crowd Was There, bnt There We're
Few Drunks Arraigned.

New Year started well in the Police
Court yesterday morning. The fact that
humanity has temporarily sworn or
drinking was evidenced largely by
til. absence OF the usual number
of overnight. drunks. incidentally,
Justice Crutcheela was ons of the Hrst
men in town to write 1871 for 1902. and
there were other matters OF moment.
First came ice Eggieston Joe loved a
yellow GIRL and just to show her how
much he loved her he slapped her in the
mouth. This Court thought he was a
NAUGHTY boy ala taxed him $40. He paid
st.
Charged by his dausater-ir-law with
abuse, HeEekiah Childress was arraisned.
His daughter-in-iaw, Mrs. Lelis, Child
ress, said that he had stated that, owing
to nor habits. he had been compelled to
drive her away from his house. The
Court told he:' to go to another court With
a suit for defamation of character.
Z Then came Charles Eosser. Charles
face was tangled He had been in a fight
in the city jail, and a negro tangled it
He declared tina. he was acting in self
defense in the fight, and swore cheerf'llly
at the Court He got twelve months.
Thomas Crane wa, accused of stealing
some goods from the store of l. Meyer,
but the complainant failed to appear ana
the case we,;t over. Susie Carter was
suspected by Manager Gilbert, OF the
Hotel AlllanbTa, of stealing jewelr:: and
a grip. but there was nothing to show
that she did get the goods. and she was
discharged. William Landrun, accused
OF stealing a turkey, was allowed TO 20
over again. Frank Buler ana Albers Men
xeau Were aIarigned as Migrants and dis
missed. William Johnson and Thomas
johnson fought in the street. 1t cost them
$50 each George Hanna broke a VIM
fos-Sg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-02
News from Barton Heights.

The Overlook Christmas entertain
ment for the children of the Srt.'!ay
school was one of the most delightful
ever seen on the Heights. The church
was beautifully decorated in evergreen
and holly, the Christmas Tree forming
the centre of attraction. Music and a
pleasing address from Alr I'h,IIn,S. of
the Union Theological Semlnat!. passed
away the time before ,:?e arriva. Of santa
Claus. Santa Claus, as usual gave tic
children a surprise in the way of an
orange and a bag of candy. The whole
affair was very enjoyable.
Rev. 1. S. Boyles, OF North Avenue and
Roberts Street. associate editor Of The
Religious Herald, has left for Lynchburg,
Va.
Mr.. james Wilson and wife. who have
been visiting friends and relatives in
Portsmouth, Va, have retur..0 to thci1
residence on Poe Street
Mr.. B. H. Ware, of North Avenue, has
left for Fairmont, Va, to visit friends
and relatives, and will be gone few
days.
Master Walter Lea, who hurt his eye
some time ago, While firing pop-crackers,
is improving.
Mr.. Garrison. Of Union Theological
Seminary, has come back to resume his
duties again at the seminary.
Miss Mary Rice he's returned to her
home in Richmond. Va.,aatter i pleasant
visit to Miss Maggie Parish, OF Luck
Avenue.
Miss sallie v..ssAIoseley, Of Washington.
D. c.. is. visiting Miss Nellie Turner. OF
Barton Avenue
Rev. C. P. Scott has returned to his
residence on Virginia Avenue from Flu.
wanna county Va, where he lectured Q:
I5yles Baptist Church on Ar Old Nir.
ainia Ham"
Mr.. a. H Meyer and wife have. re-.
turned to their home, Restabit. on Roberts
Street, from Wilkesbar-e, Tn.
Miss Clenden, Of Richmond, Va, spent
the evening with Ida Lee, of Miller Ave-
Iua
Nj. Oscar L Farrow, WAC has hcen
visiting Mr. E. P. Goodwin, Of I'art,m
Avenue. has left for Grove. Yol.S COUNT.
Va.
The Monday Evening Euckre slub1w S
entertained Tuesday night by Miss Lotto
Livesay. of Chestnut Hill. There were
five tables. At 1880 O'Clock refresh
nents were served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-02
WARNER MOORE TO REBUILD.
Partially Destroyed Plant Will Be Recon-
xtructed S Soon as Pass bic.

Nothing definite as to the loss 70 the
Warner Moore plant has as yet been as
contained, although ii was announced
yesterday that imm,,diaEe steps would
he taken to rebuild thu eastern end of
the plant. which was destroyed by tire.
The estimate OF The loss. $4,000 I" sl2, 900,
as given yesterday. was about correct.
Below is given list Of the insurance
held by the Warner Moore Company:
Stock-western. 5000: Western, $1,000;
Aetna, $1,000: Virginia Fire and Marine.
$500; Georgia Home. $1,000. Office furni-
ture and fixtures-Virginia, Fire and Ma
I1ne, $500. Building Ind stocli-virginia
Fire and Marine. $500. Stock in ware
house Hartford, s11,5oO; warehouse burn
ed, $3.50: stock. $3.50. Big building Nation
al, $500. Total, s2s 200.
All this lnsura lce was placed through
J. 3. Moore and Company. 1t w.. be
seen from the figures that the Hartford
Company was the heaviest loser by the
fire
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-02
,hlcw.Yeer's Eve Party.

very delightful entertainment was
given yesterday at the residence OF Mr..
J. B. Winter Chelsea Hill. Several games
were played, after which table OF 10
freshments was served to the guests.
Among those present were: Misses En-
ma, Agnes and Celia Etulcher. Mamie
Overmann, Gussie Bernhard, Nellie and
Maggie O'Neill, Mamie Seenann. Lizzie
and Rosa Winter, Flossie Howard and
Messrs. Fred. Frank and Otto Bernhard.
Frank and Henry Overmann, George and
Woolridge.@Tuck, Truhart Bass. George
and Julian Winter, Sam Mitchell, Id
ward O'Neill and William EnriSht.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-02

Mr.. Hugh Mooney, $40 West Forty-Second
street, New York City, Secretary of Union
So, of the Eccentric Firemen of New York,
writes:
81 can recommend Peruna to be the only
genuine catarrh remedy that ! have ever
tried. Il have tried great many during the
five wears that have suffered with catArrh.)
Subject to colds as am from drafts and sud-
den changes of temperature, every new cold
brought its own fresh attack of catarrh. At
times my nose was stopped up, and there
was noise like the rambling of thunder in
my ears. and painful headache went with it.
IA friend advised me to take Peruna, as it
had cured him. | bought five bottles Of it,
and when these were finished my catarrh had
disappeared.
al bought five more and | have three OF
than vet, and whenever get fresh cold
take few doses of Peruna as a preventative
from catarrh.
"The symptoms never present themselves
now" HUGH MOONEY.
Mr.. ]. B. Reese, Habnab, Md, writes:
"Two years ago | became a sufferer with
catarrh which continued to grow worse, and
made me miserable. could scarcely smell
at all, and my t.ste had almost left me. My
head ached constantly, and at times had
high fever and bleeding at the nose. was
a perfect wreck.
s'l tried several doctors but derived no
relief. Tread in one of your little booklets
called Ills of Life of Peruna being sure
cure' for catarrh, and procured bottle at
once. After the use of one bottle fr4t some
better, SO tried the second and the third,
and now | am wei! man.
"My health is much better than it has
been for three years. Ali praise is due
Peruna." J. B. REESE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-02
STREET CAR MATTERS.
seyera! important Questions to Come Before
the Street Committee.

The friends Of the movement to secure
an extension OF the Traction line on
Franklin and Twenty-ffth Streets Will
make another attempt for action before
the Street Committee at o'clock this
afternoon. This petition has been in this
committee and in subcommittee for
several weeks, and no action has yet
been taken.
ordinance sent down from the Board of
Aldermen to allow the Passenger ana
Power Company to merge win probably
be taken from the table. and the pro-
nosed franchise of the Cross Town cleo
trio line viii be considered.
,. .Axitton to these matters there Will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-02
he a number of propositions Tor improve

be a number of propositions for improve
ments in streets and alleys.
This committee will in,sall probability,
take UP the matter CHILLING the va
cancy now existing in the Office of City
Engineer, caused by the DEAN of AS
sistant Engineer S. z. Bates. When the
vacancy is filled Mr.. Jackson Bolton, the
second assistant, will probably be pro-
NOTED.
Other committees to meet tonight are:
Tight at O'Clock: First Market, at
o'clock, and Grounds and Buildings az
go o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-02
AGED LADY BURNED.
DR.. Hargrave Advises His Race to Remain Ia
the South
Especial Dispatch to The Tim,

Especial Dispatch to The Tlnes.)
WINSTON-SALEM. N. c., Jan. Mrs.
Annie Davis, aged ninety years. was
burned to death in her home, near Ger
mantcwn, last evening. She was sitting
by the Fireplace when her dress ignited.
Her chair was burned up.
The address at the emancipation ceIe-
bration here to-day was made by DR..
Hargrave. colored. He advised his race
to remain in the South, be industrious
and secure homes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-02
News in the County.

Things were unusually quiet and dull
at the Henrico courthouse. With the
exception of the jail, all the offices were
closed in celebration of New Years Day.
A white man named Enrouehty,
charged with a misdemeanor, was tired
by Satire Martin, and was discharged.