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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
INJURIES AT NORFOLK
Firecrackers G Oih.r Oesd!Y age cies
Get in Thsir Work.


NORFOLK, VA, December 26.-So:ne Sc
rious accidents happened yesterday, de-
sIJte the efforts OF the police to prevent
tho use OF firearms and the order OF the
Mayor prohibiting those sports likely to
cause harm TO the innocent and the fool
ish
A negro. who declined to give his ra:1?e
snI ADDRESS. was found on Bermuda Street
last night at 9 o'clock. with his leg bro
ken lie was sent to St Vincent Hos
r,tai. where ne is resting essily, with a
prospect of recovery. Ee declined to give
any account OF the accident.
Wilson Marable young boy Of Lam
bcrts Point. was seriously hurt in the
hand by toy pistol. He was pushing
the wad with his left hand on The rnuzzle
Of the pistol. when it exploded and
wounded his left hand. That hand Is
badly swollen. but 4. will probably be
restored.
Caroline Mercer. a nero woman. at
tempted to fire a giant cracker while hold
ing II in her hand. The firing was sue
ccrsfu!. but IT carried away two fingers
Of her right hand and tore the thumb al
roost off. She was sent to St. Vincent
Iiosritel for trestu7ent.
coiored man rau1cd Milton Peai+s vas
run over by q street car on the Norfolk
end Atlantic Terminal Railway and both
teSs broken,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
!" Pictures to RAint for
Times Boys and Girls.

The Times will ina:gurate a
new feature to-morro.w ich will
prove especially entertaining aud
profitable to its juveni e friends.
This will be a ses-ies of stories of
2" Peter ard E len.' written by
Gertrude Smith snd illustrated
with Pictures to Paint.
Cur boys and girls will find
both pleasur. and profit in col
oring these pictures, and as an
Incentive to them to cultivate
their artistic tale3ts. The Times
wi each week give a tox of
paints to each of the six child1en
whose work of coloring is the
best.
Every child viii be interested
in the thrill ing adventures of
Peter and Ellen, and all are in
vited to send in paintings of tie
illustration to be found in the
ar;ic.e and enter the contest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
CLAIMS He SHOT
IN SELF-DEFENSE.
Negro, After Killing Another
of His Race, Surrenders.
He FIRED THREE TIMES.
Grant Lewis PUT Three Bullets in
Alex. Hogan, Who Attacked Him
DOES NOT FEAR A TRIAL
DOES NOT FEAR A TRIAL
Slayer Surrendered HimseIE Voluntarily
10 Police Of III. First Stator-Fi.ht
Began in a Back Room, and
Ho5a Fell Dad When
the Street Was
Rsac ed.

Confined In a cell in the First Police
to the police Immediately after firing q
revolver with deadly aim three times into
the person Of alexander Hogan (color ed),
Grant Lewis. proprietu- OF q c4eaning es-
Enlistment at No. 2llS East Main Street,
with a rear apartment for skin games,
peeps out upon those who come to talk
to him, and EXPRESSES no fear of an ulti-
mate acquittal of tine cnarsG OF murder
low resting against him
CLAIMS SrLt-DEFENSE.
The shooting took pace in the rear
room, wnere a game was in progress b.
tween some e.gnt or ten negroes. Accord
Ing to the negro statement. Hogan was
ordered from the house, and instead of
going s,arted towards tne proprietor with
an upralsed knife. Lewis Il. ed tree shots
in rapid succession. all OF them tak.ug
enect. lie fell In the room, but scram-
t,e0 up and went out in the street fall
ing dead across the Sidewalk. in front Of
the house. viewed by hundreds OF citi-
zens, the body, with three gaping wounds
tally turned upward.
DOE,S NOT FAR TRIAL.
And while the crowd watched the po-
Ice scrullnize the body. saw the coro-
ner viewsd 1t h,rr.edly, and gazed upon
the undertaker's wa n convey it to the
morgue. tie assaiiaLs was walking 10 the
First Station mouse to surrender to the
police.
Lewis is thirty-six years Of age and OF
it.30
vas not nervous VIII n snea by d Times
reporter. and ta.ned Of the shooting as
though it had been no more than an ordi-
nary happening. I'VE were playing skin
in the back room and this negro came in.
I ordered him out, for ne is no good, and
Then he tried to stick me with it, and
shot him This is the statement OF the
negro. made yesterday afternoon. The
o1ilcers know very little of the case
Illnesses CORRALLED.
The firing Of TIE revolver yesterday
afternoon saortly after O'Clock sent the
county officers immed atsly to the scene.
but their powers were not In the city.
Ire officers were not long in reaching
the place however. and Immediately toJk
In tae- situation. Every person who was
in the back room was summoned to court.
and they will throw some light on the
question when they come to TESTIFY.
In the meantime there is the account of
the affair given out by the murderer.
self-confessed. for the public to judge
from Blood was und in a large pool
In the rear room, and g stream running
to the front door and to tne sidewalk.
where the negro man fell. completely ex-
hausted 1t is said Chat when ne rcelsd
and fell on the sidewalk he was practi-
cally dead. only giving one or two gasps
ano expiring
This is the second killing of a negro by
a negro in Richmond this Christmas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27

NJ SIS Ho|Iyp;ck. Of New Jersey,
SAID to Have Been Chosen as
N SIS Cou.hat's Successor.

1t is understood that the Board Of Di-
recto.s of the Virginia Hospital have de-
cided upon a superintendent to slcceed
Miss Dauthat, who resigned a month
or more ago and though no authentic
announcement has been made. 1t IS said
Miss Hollyp!ck. a graduate OF a New
York hospital. now residing il Staten.
n. j.. is the Boards selection. Miss
Hollypick Will enter upon her duties at
the hospital on January 1st. and is ex-
pected to arrive in the city on next
Monday. She Is said to be a most sue
cessful rurse and to have had consid-
cradle hospital experience. Since Miss
Doutilat's resignation Miss Williams,
the senior nurse Of the hosn;tal. has
been acting superintendent and las di-
rected the affairs OF the hospital most
successfully.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
ELOP|NC LOVERS
NOTHING DAUNTED.
Found That Wculd-Be Gro-m's
Fathsr Had TeIsg apt1ed Ahead
sIs BROTHER SUSPECTED
Is BROTHER SUSPECTED
A Nlr,ber of Clerks Ct Courts in Lower
MARYLAND Had Been Wired Not to
ls.ue License, and the Eioper
Has U"iql Experience.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times,

CAPE CHARLES. VA. December &c
William w. Mock and Mss Anna Ger
man. an eloping couple from Hal:wood,
Va, were ma!r.ed a. Salisbury. Nd this
evening by the Rev. Thomas Martindale
The young people had quite an expe-
rience before they were able to secure
their license. The clerk Of the court is
Princess Anne. Somerset county, Nd.
refused to grant the license. owing to the
fact that several days previous the father
Of Howard Mock. q brother Of William
Mock. who. 1t was supposed. was also
bent on e.oping. had teeg aphed the
Clerks of the several counties of the
Eastern Shore not TO Issue a license to
his son.
Nothing daunted the prospective bride
and groom took team from Princess
Anne and drove to Salisbury a distance
of twenty miles, whe e they succeeded
in rersuad;ng the accommodating clerk
o Wiconico county 70 return to his
Office and Issue the license. ard also wit
ness the ceremony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
FATALLY WOUNDS
HIS OWN BROTHER
|iannon Gregory, Son Of Or. D
Gregory, Ct King William. is
Seriously Injured.
tspecia, Dispatch to The Times.

Especial DlsDatch to The Times.)
LESTER MANOR. VA. pec. 25.-While
cut shooting to-day Claiborne Gregory
acctdently shot. and ii is thought. fatal
Iy wounded, his brother. Hanno2 Greg
ory. ie young men were shooting birds
In t:,lck straw field. A bird few un
and Mr.. Claiborne fred at 1t. not seeirg
his brother. who was concealed by the
sioe. passing through one OF his lungs
and wounG.ng him internally. The
wounded boy is about sixteen or seven
teen years Of age and is a son of d.
D. Gregory. a prominent physician OF
Roger Gregory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
Mother Sends for Physician to
Treat Her Sen.
DID NOT FIRE THE SHOT
lr Chri tmas Day Row Policeman
Was ki'Ied-A Mob Lynched One
ofthe Broth.rs, bu. it Seems
That Joe, Who Escaped. IS
the One Who Fired
the Fatal Shot.
By Associated Press.l

PlTTSBURG. KAN. Dec. 26.-It Is re-
ported that Joe Cooley. a brother Of
Montgomery Cooley. who was lynched
by mob here yesterday. is in hiding at
Weir City. Kan. and later Investigation
Of the trouble between Officer HinkIe
and the Cooley brothers tends to show
that Joe. and not the man who rs
lynched. fired the shot that killed the
policeman.
Two other brothers. Gus. and Jess. ara
in jail at Gira.d. charged with Being impli.
Gated in the murder. but Joe escaped.
The mother OF the Cooley boys is said
to have asked physician to treat Joe for
a gunshot wound in the neck. She would
not tell the whereabouts OF her son. and
the doctor refused to go with her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
AUSTRIA TO MAKE
SHOES COME HIGHER
Ry Associated Press.)

VIENNA. Dec 26.-The Austrian nnanu-
facturers have decided to advance this
price of shoes ten per cent on account
OF the higher cost of leather. They claim
this step Is necessary. due to extensive
purchases OF hides In the European mar.
kets by Americans who have practically
cleaned out the continental stocks. 80
The Austrians also profess to see In
creased danger to the European shoe in-
dustry from America. owing to the United
States Government refundirg 80 per cent.
of the tariff on the raw article when
manufactured and exported
They complain that this procedure is
too greatly facilitated by Secretary
Shaws order admit ng proof Of identity
by simple declaration Unsteady OF by af-
fdavit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
GREENoeO2O'o REPORT
Crackers of Varying Dim ensions Got in
Thar Work sSuc-essfuiiv
ts7eoia, D'@,atc,, to TIE Times

tS-eoial D'e,atcr to The Tincs)
GREENSBORO. N C, December Is
William Callum. Baltimore drug firms
errmrer. had his hand anputated at the
wrist yesterday, the result OF holding
co-no7 crarlser 10 shoot it off.
William Seagraves. at Proximity. tried
last night 10 light cannon cracker by
holding II TO a lighted cigarette in his
mouth. When the thing went of large
part OF his face and hand went With il.
thc cigarette. too. being total wreck.
Scagraves' condition Is very serious. as
lis face IS terribly lacerated portion OF
his nose blown off and one eye nearly
destroyed His hand is also badly burnt,
bu: st Will not need anputa.ion.
Roy Armfeld. twelve years OLD. Is IN
bed from the explosion OF a popcracker
IN his face. Ills hair. eyebrows and lashes
were burned OFF and his face and eyes
seriously burned. At ore time last night
1t was thought his eyesight woull be
permanently affected. but ne seems to b..
ale to ene litle to-day
Miss Annie Zate Is suffering fro-,
nervous shock and burn. the result OF
sterr'og on an unseen Lighted popcracker.
that blew her up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
Mrs. /. v. Pau'son, of suHo K,
Wounded by Cannon Cracker.
EXPLODED IN HER HANDS
She Had Ju I Snatched i: fem Her Lii
tie Thr<e Year Q j Boy. mho Was
Hussing it to His Breast and
hight Have Been k.led.
Othcr Cases Are
Rep-rt.d.
Especial rlsratcb 10 The Tlnet.)

tS7ecial dispatch 20 The Tines.)
SUFFOLK. VA, December 2s.-To save
the life Of her three-yea7-o!d son. Larry,
Mrs, L. V. Paulson. OF No. io7 Main
Street. yesterday jeopard.1ed her own
She escaped with a terrible snock and a
nangled nand. They picked her up from
q pool OF blood where she had fallen,
faiHting.
1t was fireworks casualty. several OF
which came about IN the Christmas day
powder burning. SIX clock In the morn
ing was the time. Mrs Paulson had just
got UP. She heard a match st ike in the
next room where her boys We're. Rushing
IN she found Larry With a giant dynamite
frecEa cEcr Rugged tightly to his breast
II was sizing at the fuse end.
Realizing the boys peril, Mrs. Paulso7
abbed the cannon danger piece. and
sIrang towards the door, through which
she meant to throw IL. The thing went
Off 100 soon with an explosion that shock
the house. The .ighes were blown out.
erd the washstand and other furniture
were moved about the room.
Mrs. PaulsoH's hand was badly lacer-
ated and she was otae W Sc injured A
I.ole was torn in her taun5. and nearly
every finger was dislocated or shattered
She fell in swoon. DR., Gibson was sent
for and dressed The wounds. he hopes to
save the fingers. Had tie fireoracker
gone OF against the boys breast he
would have been killed or MANNED for
III,
sal'e Crcrshaw, coInrcd. who lives at
Constanta. bad cannon cracker to 60
of prcnaturely. The bones in her thrrnb
wee broken. ard the re=t Of her hand
was badly torn. Sal!ie lighted her fire.
works and then began conversation
tc-ore 1t wa1 thrown away.
i son Of Mt r Brooks had his hard
';,a.-e-eIy Injured There were many other
ama..er accidents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
ACTED AS SANTA CLAUS
AND BURNED TO DEATH
lRv Associated Press,

CHICAGO. ILL. Dec. 26.-Forest Ga'e.
a ffteen-year-old boy. attached to te
Salvation Army. was fatally burned last
night while playing Santa Claus to so
moor children says special to the Rec
ord Herald from Hamilton. Ohio.
The accident occurred at the Salvation
Army's Hall, where the Christmas enter
ta:nment for the poor was in prcgr ss.
Young Gale was swathed in rolls cf cot
ron and wore long beard of similar ma
terial AS hc,wa frislzins around a tree
p'ck ng Off the gifts for each child. his
clothes isnited from candle The fire
leaned up. enveloping him almost instant
Iy His false beard burned and he In
hailed the flames, dying twenty minutes
later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
(By Associated Press.)

,R1DGEWOOD. N. j.. Dec. 26.-one man
was killed and three injured one probably
fatally on the Erie Railroad tracks here
to-day. The man killed was Edward
Martin. who was employed by H. b.
Strong and Company. Of Cleveland. Ohio.
a firm doing construction work for the
railroad company here. His home was
in Berea- Ohio: he was about thirty years
old. The injured are:
Henry Naholic. thirty-one years old. Of
sBerea. Ohio. skull fractured
81 Stencil stanislausky. twenty-nine: years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
He Is Selected ty the Mem
bers Of General Gordon's
Staff, But There Ap-
pears to Be Some
Doubt That He
Will Accept.
Especial Dispatch to The Times;

NEW ORLEANS. LA, December &C.
So far no successor to Adjutant- General
George Moor.nan. L c. V. has been APP
pointed by Command sr-in-Chief John B.
Gordon. Notwithstanding the urgent ne
cessity OF having some one to carry for
ward the preparations for the coming re-
union in tEis city
Recently GensIal Gordon wrote letter
from his sick bed to .Surgeon-Ge
Tebault. Of this city, asking him to get
his staff officers here to agree upon some
one TO take charge of the work until he
ca1. look over tie field anG sel-ct sue
cessor. Acting on this request. Colonel
E. T Walsh was chosen; now 1t is said
Colonel Walsh declines TO serve unl-ss he
is appointed temporarily or permanently
by General Gordon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
REPORTED BAD WRECK
ON CANADIAN ROAD
fHr Associated F-css.)

LONDON. ONT. December "a spe-
Ga, train with a number of doctors on
board has just left here over the Grand
Trunk for the scene OF reported wreck.
The railroad officials refuse 20 tax
about the matter 1. Is known. however.
that al, trains on the Sarnia Division are
being sen, over the old Grand Trunk Road
to Stratford
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
a WALKI G X ENAL
Sn,all Boy Stuff ri e frcm Explosion O..
Firew-rI,s ..tuffr "a ! II n CT, III $,
Ic-...ta, 1,i.x..ai, - IT,.

PETERSBURG, VA, December cs-
Frank Lahrae:er. a sc1all coy. Is suffer-
fcg intensely from burns and the shock
from the eglios on OF his fireworks last
evening. Ee had cannon crackers ana
Eonaan candles stuffed IN his Jacket and
his hands filed with other explosives.
Some one threw lighted baby-waker at
rim, setting his fireworks afire. His
fanos ches. ard neck We're badly burned.
his haSds being SO torn tha, the physi-
clans who attended were unable to dress
them and they Were laid on cotton and
oil poured over them. By no means the
least OF his injuries Is the shock caused
b.. the EXPLOSION OF the cannon crackers
scnfned under his jacket Ills suffering
= intense.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
PORTO RlCAN LIQUOR
CASES WERE CONTINUED

SAN JUAN. P. r.. December 26-Tha
hearing before United States Commts-
sioner Anderson of the cases against
Robert Giles. a government road con-
ttactor. and Lieutenant George w.
Mentz. who. with others. are charged
With smuggling wines and liquors from
ST Thomas on board government ves-
sells. was continued 'er eto-Cay The de.
fense will submit Its brief on Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
COL. WORTH MAY Be THE
SUCCESSOR TO GEN. N00R]HAN

to relax the new Dominion customs reg
ulatior preventing the Cana dian Pac fic
Railway from carrying cattle through to
St John because its line lies for a short
distance in the State Of Maine.
The request was made In the interest Of
cheaper and more eff;cent transporta :ion
of Canadian cattle 10 the British markets.
Vessels bound from Portland and Bos-
ton to British ports are prevented from
carrying cattle to St. John and Halifax.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
SHOT IN TnE LEG
A Negro is Thrown from a Train and

A Negro is Thrown from Train and
kiiec Amo>t Instantly.
Especial Dispatch to The TImes.)
LYNCH STATION. VA. December ~
Card Richardson became involved Yester..
day in difficulty With a colored nnan
named Tom Walker. and Walker shot
Richardson In the leg.
Walker was arrested and committee
for trial
a fatal accident occurred at Hurt sta
ton Tuesday last A negro man naned
Ess Owen attempted to catch a train aud
fell, striking his head against the water
pipe between the railway tracks. inturina
himself so that he died few hours
after.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
THE ESCAPED PRINCESS
MAY Wit THIS COUNTRY
CRy Associated Press.)

VIENNA. December 2s.-It is reported
tere on good authority that rch-Duke Fer
dirand and the Crown Princess Of Sax
ony and their companions propose going
to the United States. there being little
Probability Of their. finding congenial
homes in Europe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
WILL OFFER SCHOOL
IN THEIR EVIDENCE
te-co.o, r,.-.+c, :, ~, r,mc.

fe-c-'ol NFs-~+ch - T7,o Tfnc.l
1IAZELTON. PA. December oe-The
miners viii! use. so it is said. the school
census OF the Lehish Valley region as
cri Gence before the commission to prove
how many of the miners children attend
school This will be done in rebuttai
to the testimony presented by the miners
to show that their children are forced
to work at tender years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
MR.. MORGAN WILL GIVE
HIS TENANTS FREE COAL
Pv AcSocratof 4

NEW YORK. Dec 26 The suit against
J. P Morgan. brought by Harry Nevil-
son for the alleged failure OF the franchise
to provide heat in an apartment leased
by Nevilson. has been settled out of
court Mr.. MorGan's agents promised
that there will be an ample supply of coal
in the apartment house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
PRlfAA DONNA Is TO
MARRY AND LEAVE STAGE.
Special Dispatch to The 'r'-,cs1

LINCOLN, NEB.. Dec. :6.-Mle. zetie
de Iussan. the prma donna announced
to-day in Lincoln that she would marry
Henrlco Roberdo. Of Brazil and leave the
stage.
The marriage will take place some TIM.
in April. 1893. in New York city. where
they will live.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
BANK WAS DYNAM!TEO
AND ROBBED OF MONEY
lRY Associated Press

2
SUPERIOR. NEB., Dec. .6.-The state
Bank Of Webber. Kan. has been dyna-
.mlted and robbed Of 81, 500 in cash The
robbers dug hole through the stone
then blew open the steel chest which
contained the money. They then escaped
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
the WILL OF MRS. u. S. GRANT
WAS ADM|7TED To PROBATE
i. of Eerea. Ohio. injured about the

old. of Berea. Ohio. injured about the
face and body.
William Shields twenty-eight years
old. of Undercliff, N. j.. back injured.
The four men were walking on the
westbound track. They failed to notice
the approach of a passenger train and
were struck by the locomotive and hurried
from the track.
Martin was instantly killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
OLD PROSPECTOR
IS FOUND DEAD
Claimed to Be a Former Mayor
Of Atlanta, but Not
Known There.
Known There.
lBy Associated Press

SILVER CLIFF. COLO. Dec. 90
Joseph Earlto1. an old prospector. miss
ing for the past three weeks. has been
found dead within three hundred yards
of his cabin. near Sc Hatlion was a
Confederate soldier. and it Is said was
at one time Mayor of Atlanta It Is
supposed that he perished in a storm
in an attempt to seek shelter and food.
N t krcw7 il AsIarta.
ATLANTA. GA. Dec. 25.-Joseph
Earlton. who was frozen to death near
Use. Colo, is not known here and the
name is not in the list OF Mayors OF
this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
SAYS ROAD NOT BOUGHT
BY ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
|sssId psle,oossy "A,

lSSsId pslfIoossV fa1 -
MACON. GA. Dec. 26.-F. w. PidL
cock. vice-president and general man.
ager OF the Georgia Northern Railroad.
in dispatch to Ae Macon Telegraph
from Moultrie. "a. denies the report
that his road has been sold to the At
lantic Coast Line or any other com.
pany.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
THE PACIFIC CABLE
Laying Of it to the Hawaii,n Islands u
Nearly Completed.

Nearly Completed.
{Bv Associated Pressb
/. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Dec 26.-Tho
following has been received from the ca-
bleship Silvertou. time at A. NJ:
about to buoy the cable of the Island
of Oahu. in about 40 fathoms or water
Up to this time 223S nautical miles OF
cable have been paid out.
The shore end OF the cable. which is II
a heavier tyne than tne sea cable. win BE
sr!iced to the sea cable some miles m
Diamond Head. whicn is to be the land
ing place OF the cable. Until the spice
is completed no further word Will be re-
ce., ed from the cable ship. Il may take
day or two to complete the work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
CANADIAN RULES AS
HAULING OF CATTLE
nv Associated press,

WASHINGTON. Dec. cs United States
Consul-General Turner reports to = the
State Department rom Ottawa that the
British Board OF Agriculture has refused
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27
Ching TO the eF7und
to End Lula )oyner

Sympathetic people are respond
irg promptly and generously to
the appeal of TEE Times for
fund to be used in trying TO find
Lula Joyner. the tive-year-o!d
grl who disappeared from her
home in Dinwiddie county several
weeks ago. Five subscriptions
were received ye-te day. aggre-
eating 5000. These we're the
contributors:
Judge w. Samuel Good
wyn. Emooria. -...... S S 90
+. B. Joanson. South
BoStOn....... -. .-...... 2 co
T. T. Sydnor. Crewe-... l 90
Subscriber, Richmond. l 90
The Times Subscription. S 90
s14 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27

WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for saturday and Sunday:
Tirgan.a-Fa.r. continued cod Saturday
} ard probably Sunday; light TO Fresh north
winds
North caro,.na-FaYr, continued cold Sat I
n-das and Sunday; Light to fresh north
Z winds.