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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-09
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Los e4bado6s nne3or dichC IN
noches de los skbAd dos, eon mis- no
Ches. Me xeunO con nxnit0S
Braschi y despues| 10 hAGerle Il rue-y
d4 Z don Emilio, para que NOS daa-
pache tempran0 y de DIR u1a mira
dA 8 don Paco, el isnpecable, des-
pues de lamentArnOsu m rsto Skr-
NOS un0s CuAntOs ss0dest0a ~ an ~.
gar de caty6 7sOz,lbre ,s0 qstierO Go6Ss5d9a
me, mArcho Al parque pero no digo
que parque) Me poaeaiuno de mi:
sc6le6rs sSlga (sino ma a1abO no hsY
quien me alkbe), y tom4ndo nOtA1
xquf cops aEf con Enrique Rnbio
one dea'gdn tempo acG % ha vusl-
To an nsaceta, cOmierxo mi inveati.
gaci6u y me eonvierto on nm sBA-
nobelabp.
Al primero d encuentro 90 mn
ciudadAno paclec0 cuyo ApellidO en-.
.ciesrA Guerra y se llama Gabriel.
0entra, que To mojas
Este amigo que pc yuelve loco
por lAs camp. q ID que Atraviesan los
rios sin que por este deje de ser da-
vOto de IL cAlle de II cruz, q cons
tante pArroqniano de <Avelino.
A!ejandrO, que no es el sN0gnoD
porque es pequt no, nj es Pena por-
qne es mas blando que nm guants
cuAndO est& con Las muehaehas, que
VI siempre CON sn hermoso clAYel
r 10 enla solApa do IL chaqueta. u
m inseparAble Aifiler lo Empera-
dor de Alem anis, estk queikndose
constantsmente del gasto que le
proportions sn trsslado diArio 6
Ssnturca.
El Go,sde Carlos que no co conde3
nj se escOade quiere AbAndonAr m
produ :siYA cArrera del comercio que
tantos dollars le dejs, para hacerse
religioso & iugresar en- In asociac!6n
de frAiles benedictos-Lo der loro,
rorque chi n 10 era sfglar ma obse-
qui6 bastAntes veces en- el Casino
Espsl1ol.
Miguelito eli q aco { le Echeva.
rris) CON % sonrisa serAfica y CON
snltanao siempra con Zepgotita
Acerca de dos capul1os y una ross
que tiene en- Balen, digo en- Santur-
ce. AL sgna pAto.
jose Hernandez Usera, chico
simpAtico, amigo de los ~Hu7r0s- &
pesar de 50 buena posici6n y de su
tftulo, renuncia & TODD y ha pedido
Sd ipgreso en- 10 Policfa InsaIar, por
POGO mas 6 menos.
90
Moncho BAlasquides, pAcffico 81.
se ha vuelto devote de eMaria. y
todas las tardes VI & busesr nm tiqus
oates q dssps1es de las ocho al troly pa.
RI trasladarse religiosanaeste 6 San.
turce.
Y termino, porque Goyco me
tiene loco habl6ndome de "a porve.
mir, y de sus pretensiones amoro
sAs:
RAUL.
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Buena OCCASION.

Con- garansfs y busnss ref,.
renciaspara las personas que le con-
fen SUE intereses tomar& cincO q ssls
easas mas en- admir- strac ion bien en-
esta Capital Santurce 8 las Lineas
el propietario que snscribs.
Ramon Reyes A
Sol 81 altos.
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Si 81 andar de prisa 6 subir
escAlerAs experimentA ustsd opre
sion y vAhfaos, si q ejsrcitAr Algdn
mGvimiento rkpido, o u recibir unA
impression yivR t.ene palpitAciones,
debe usar las sPILDORAS RE.
CONSTITUTE ENTES DE VALE
& CANCIO., que 10 curar4 prom
-. I.
Z Para curar un Refuado en- Un did
tome Las PAsTIII.As LAXANTE DE BROMo
OUININA Ri botfcario le deYolvera 81 dinero q
no Be oura La frma de z. w. GROVE se haIa
oada ca1ita.
Las cervezas qae producen
pAuseAs, es porque NO estAn bien
destiladas. Tome ustel, 10 gran
sCsrveza PAbst, cue vende n los Sc.
d ,res Calder6n Ayi.es & c., en- Ta.
tuan nhmero Il, , vera usted que
bien destilada est8 esta gran cerve-
XA.
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ESIAN A Ia VISTA I'M
Ia s'edacci6ss de

Ia fe10cG109 Ge
xLG Correspondence de r. RI,
Diccionario Enciclop6dico. De II fa,
B,orG,g6, ARoleffs, 6eoraTe ~ acAon
d LSl5 6fe1oifs.
"a Princesita de los Bresox. Novels no
EuSenia Marlitt, TOmo.
Historia ds kuropa, por 3. Castelar On ,
IOmos. sss "a.
"a vida ds los Animaies por q Dr.. 4. =
Brehm, On 8 Tcmos. ii
n Mundo nustrado, On Y TomOs.
Panorama NaGiOnal. Hermenssl
Aalriles, en- 2 TomOa. 3
Historia Dc loa Griegos, por Victor On
Yuy, : TQmcs.
en- T0mos.
Mstoria do los Romanos. por Viotor Du-
rUy en- T0m0s.
Ohrsa eompistaa Do Mariana Jose dc -
ira, ] Tom0.
4 Tsavsz del Egipto. por Eduardo Todas ]
0ueeL en- nm TOmo.
Tres Poesfas, Kl Angel de- II Mnerte. Can
ci6n dc Il Campana y Kpist0la Moral, Tom0.
u Hefoidaa. por Public Oyidio Mason,
Possas Lirises 0sisros, Tome.
odas Do Pindsso 1pmo.
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ira los cnales fe ha dictsdo auto
prisfon:
e tn maf1ana go celebr6 ell juicio
en- ell Juxgado de PAx de San Fran
cisco, habiendo sido muitado cada
uno, CON diez dollars 8 20 dias de
Arresto.
A estos jugadores & 10 sMonte
Carios, Sc les ocup6 dos dados y al
ennos eentAvos.
Linea ferrea del 0este
ITIN NER 10.
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! NINGUNA ANEndA REsIsTE A LAS LEGIIIMAs
Plld0Ias ReCOlsllluyellas de- Vale & cancil

SANDAL
PLAZA DEIICIAs-PONGE PTo-RoO
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Cerotifcaciones m4dicas en- ala
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AJEDREZ.
MACHT ALBANIA ola BRUJA,

IL BancasPeon de la Tore de la Reina la So casia
de Ia Tore.
II NgsPeon de la Tore del Rsy fla casa de la Torre
EsTADo AcruAADE LIZ PARr1DA
zIaANoAs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
WILL FIND A NEW HOME.
Mrs. Hawks Will Leave the City T o-Day.
No Tidings from Husband.

MRS. HAWKS WIN Leave the ClIY Quay
No Tidings from Husband.
Mrs Ferederick Hawks. the deserted
wife Of the man who left here some weeks
ago with Miss Gibbons, of Church Hill.
will to-day move from Richmond, either
to the home Of her parents. in Columbus.
Ohio. or to that of her friend, Mrs. Nc
Dover, on the Seven Pines Road. below
Richmond.
Mrs. Hawks was seen last night by 4
reporter for The Times and asked as To
her plans for the future. With a modest,
sad look, she said she would do IN the
matter as she was advised by the only
friend she had. Mrs. .McDower. She was
last night at the home of Mrs. Norman.
in Paramount, having packed all her be-
longirgs. ready for the trip to- y. Whom
asked to which place she would go she
replied that she did not know. Her three
children were playing around her knee
when the reporter entered. as -
Mrs. Hawks talked like a. woman re-
signed to her fate. She said she had
loved her husband and always would. Ru-
NOR has it that Miss Gibbons. the young
girl with whom the husband left. Is now
with her father. in Remover county. This
is denied BY the brothers of the girl. Mrs.
Hawks denied very emphatically the ru-
NOR that she had heard from her hus-
band since he had gone. If did hear
from him. she said, II would at once
tell The Times of it and have the whole
letter published"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
PRESIDENT'SWIF
First Lady ofthe Land rendered Bril-
liant Reception.

i s7s&t BY NAS90C1AI6Q PEo49.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., April a,-Mrs.
Rooeevelts reception at the St John Ho-
tel tonight was the most brilliant affair
in the recent social history Of this oity.
The St John, or the old ''NTirs House. =
as it is still called by Charlestonians Of
the old regime, was, in ante-bellum days,
the scene Of many notable gatherings Of
the uatra-exclusive society people, but for
many years the ballroom has been &C.
serted. The hosiery has been brought
to its former standard with the advent of
the Exposition, and the first lady IN the
land tonight was q guest at the most
notable reception in the city in years;
indeed, she was the first Presidents wife
to whom reception has BEEN rendered
here. Presidents Washing on, Monroe and
Polk were unattended by their wives when
they visited this city.
Tonight the ballroom was exquisitely
decorated for the occasion. and was in
keeping with the splendid toilettes Of the
brilliantly gowned women who came to do
honor to the Presto ent's charming wife.
Mrs. Roosevelt and the ladies of her patty
occupied a dais near the southern end of
the room and received the guests who
were introduced by Mrs. Andrew S:monds,
Jr., Of this city. The reception began at
3 O'Clock and lasted until after midnight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
BUYS m|uCHZLAND
Near RESERVOIR
Virginia Passenge and j Power
Company Invested Nearly
SITS, 900 There m onday.

The Virginia Passenger and Power JON
pany, which is identified with and owns
the Richmond Passenger and sFoWersS&eoilll Z
4pany, on Monday made x:s'ss We Z ~ !
E est ate purchases near the New Reservoir.
Five lots were acquired. and the ag9re-
gate prizes for them was 81 The deal
was mad & through Messr5. B. Elan "
Z Co.. So ssF
Here Is : brief description Of the prop
eriy: sos 7-12 feet on tho eD,,tt side OF
Beverly Street, southeast corner of Cedar
Street, e06 81 fee. on forth side OF Wal
lace street, northeast corner of Coda
6 Street, IS PIP feet on the south side e
Wallace Street, southwest corler OF Ae-
dar Street, Sill 600. owned by Mr.. =. X
&Carrington; A 1919 feet on the south SIDE
of Beverly Street, southwest corner OF
Cedar Street, s., 500, owned by Mr.: = q. q.
s Gilbert; A 6-12 feet on the north SIDE OF
Wallace Street, northwest corner Of Ce-
dar Street, $3.50, owned by Mrs. Ella :.
st. John.
An effort was made to reach Mr.. Fritz
s5tterding. president of the Virginia Pas
senger and Power Company last night,
but 1t failed The real estate agents VINO
conducted the negotiations said they were
unable to give any Information as 20 the
object Of the purchase. An officer OF the
Passenger and Power Company was seen,
however, and stated that the lots were
near the Casino and other property at the
+ West End terminal of the Passenga-z and
Power lire, and that the Wig MIA Com
pany just wanted more land there, pend
ing future improvements in the larger
scheme of: the development Of this sec
ton No immediate fmprovaments were
contemplated so far as he knew.
Mr.. Philip B. SHIELD has purchased
lot on Monument Avenue just west of the
monument, for the purpose of erecting a
residence for himself. He paid 49, 800 for
the property.
Mr.. Robert Lecky, Jr., has sold his
F1ovd Avenue residence for $3.50, with a
view to building In Lee District. Mees~s.
J. 3. Elan & Co. conducted both trans
actions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
llAND.lJJBBERS
WENT OU | ] I0SE!|:A.
North Carolina Naval Reserves
Badly sc.rsd on Their
Voyage.
ny Associated Prs0.)3

CHARLESTON. 8. April t-1he
ersisr Hornet, With Ii naval rssevs -
from wilmington, Kingston. Elisabeth
city and Newborn. N. C., commanded py
Captain ". 7. Odds. Commander Thorn
as Daniels and Commander 7. u MOSS.
s,nr!gaiors. arrived here this Aftsrnooo.
many hours late. Tho Hornet, which IS
n converted yacht left Wilmington az
o A. N. Monday and had n nne u1p
,,n,,I she approached Charleston harbor.
when, owing TO ignorance OF tho buoys.
sf,c put out to sea and d1ifted ainlessly
/ A brisk gale sprung up. the siphos's and
feed pumps broke. the vessel began 10
All ana MI hands had to help with the
buckets. Many OF the reeervee were
Iand.Iubbers and there was considerable
eonstS7aation which cooler heads hso
much trouble to alley.
The Hornet came TO anchor a1 isst
1t o'clock this morning, sixty miles
from Charleston and at that hour Rev:
y. J. Skinner, former State Senator, ano
chaplain. with rank OF major, had al
hands assembled. Rad from the Eiole
The story OF St Paul's shipwreck and one
OF Dr. Talmage's sermons and reoited me
Greed. BY o'clock this afternoon they
were safe in port very much fahguso, Duh
no one injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
TWO KILLED; THREE INJURED.
Wreck on Big Four, Near Cleveland
With Fatal Results.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, April s.-The In
dianapolls special on the Big Four. be-
tween Indianapolis and Cleveland. was
wrecked tonight while running through
Walworth Run, g. low-lying body of land
on the west side of the city. Two per-
sons were killed and three others hurt.
The dead are:
WILLIAM E. srGRATH engineer, of
Cleveland.
EDWARD M'NALLY, fireman, OF cleve-
land.
Injured: A r. Edmunds, mail clerk, of
Indianapolis. head seriously crushed, legs
and back bruised; Thomas Murphy, con-
ductor. of Cleveland, ankle broken and
body bruised; J. r. Carr, baggageman,
of Indianapolis, ankle sprained and leg
and back injured.
F. The wreck is believed to be the result
Of a washed out track, caused by the in
cessant downpour of rain for the past
twelve hours. The engineer and fireman
We're crushed to death beneath their en-
CINE. No passengers are reported injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
HONOR TO PROFESSOR DAVIS.
He is Given Royal Welcome on a Visit
to Kentucky.

He is Given Royal Welcome on Visit
to Kentucky.
Prof. n. X. Davis returned on Sunday
from Louisville. Ky. where he had been
the previous week giving the Cay"
course Of lectures before the Baptist
Theological Seminary.
The topics were: 1. 1.-THE Law Of Tres
pass" 2. 1.-The Bond Of Trust;'' 3. "The
Right of Defense"
Crowded houses attested the great in
terest felt in these lectures.
Tho faculty Of the Seminary. and also
the local alumni Of the University of
Virginia entertained Professor. Davis in
the most flattering and eloquent manner
at separate banquets. Yet these hand
some functions did not surpass in taste
and the elegance the more individual enter
tainments by which he was honored.
Professor Davis has many friends in
kentucky, where he lived six years as
president OF Bethel College. who feel in
honoring him they honor their college.
and pay tribute also to the University OF
Virginia. 5-5$3 2 .=5z+:'4
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OF his party 80 mem srs OF the Recsp-
tionE COMMITTEES bearded = sdnAl1 steamer
which came alonEside tho revenue Gutter
aud wore tallsns ovsr - gNort Sumter.
ootnpansss 81 sssl;s E :eT-y was sta ndiug
at Attention W aU tie PRESIDENT landed.
and tmmeAiateay went thSpugh q gun drill
with the imm anss 12-lnchs diaa ppearinE
runs. "A tour was then made through the
fort "A email hurricane was blowing at
the time, and although this Preside t was
wearing q soft hat. IL was caught and
went soaring Into the air, the President
making q vain effort to catch IL
Private Frederick Dent OF the artillery
corps. came to the rescue and quickly re-
covered It. President Roosevelt grasped
him by the hand and thanked him most
rdially. Hs also oomp limented the
men ON their expert handling OF the guns.
Upon arriving at the wharf the Pres
ident. escorted by troop OF cavalry. Was
driven to the residence OF Andrew 81
monds, where an informal reception was
held and buffet lunch served. after
which tho party was escorted to the st.
John Hotel and a brief rest taken, pre-
paratory to attending the banquet at the
Charleston Hotel.
SWORD FOR MAJOR JENKINS.
Tomorrow. at 10 o. clock the President
Will proceed to the Exposition grounds
where the formal ceremonies will be held
and the President will present a sword
to Major Jenkins. Tomorrow afternoon,
the Presidents party will go to Summer
vile and will spend Thursday there, in
spectfng the tea gardens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
NOTES CLEANED AT CHESTER.
Car Was Derailed-Personsi and Othe
Items of Interest.
-, n,,n,tch to 1.he Times. !

Especial Dispatch to The I!mes.)
CHESTER VA. April "a car on ma |,
became derailed at Iveys Sunday on ac-
count OF tie imperfect action OF an au-
ronaaxic switch, ana obstucted the track
for several hours. thereby putting their
schedule or tine but fortunately Tor an
electric road, It takes only short time
and little expense TO right matters a1ler
an accident, aud thore is but little dam
ger from collisions, Is they can. IN
very short graoe hiring the cars te q
step.
The Cnsstsr Lamher Company put FIRE
into s1.sir engine ye0tsrday for The nrse
dine They VIII soon now BIO preparing
lumber Tor she market
Mr.. Richie Hatcher, who has been quite
1ok for . few days, = now much Inn
prsved, aad viii hs At work again In 4
Jew days.
Mr.. white woedna. os t&as D,asa. leaves
te-aav for ndman, ". Va. to engage
aa mining at that place.
Mr.. J. r Moody, ~Ao oveFstratAed
hiasssl1 handling bidding material at Dr..
OpUWrya expects to return TO work
again an coon a. the weather win per-
init He - engaged IN building very
large and antique dwelling ut DR.. 8. D.
Drswry's. near Cent1alia- Tho Doctor Il
p0opa14ng RFe6Hler summer resort Tor
DIS oumnseriag Of his large and scattered
EaRay, where yearly they can have q
happy reunion. The Doctor has been on
q y1sit TO ono Of his married daughters
On Baltimore for q number Of days.
Mr.. Charles 3. Friend ana w1fe from
Manchester. spent the afternoon Of Sun
day in the village
Mr.. r.. T. Hatcher ana W. n. Thom,p-
son have nearly completed repairs to the
banks on Coxendnle farm. which were
racently so much damaged by the fresh
cts. and will soon have the lowlands IN
cultivation.
Mr. Shields, Pullman car conductor,
has moved to the farm he lately pur-
chased of c. N Jones about one mile
east Of this place.
Mrs. J. II. Kabler continues still in
feeble health
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
FROM NEW YORK

PASSENGERS can leave DAILY, OK
~ North River. at e. NJ, for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. connecting with
Chesapeake and Ohio. and Norfolk and
Wasfern trains for Richmond. Or wiz
new steamer Brandon. leaving Norfolk
tuesday, Thursday and Sunday at I p. M
FREIGHT received and forwarded
u Tickets on sale at Company's. office. No.
1915 East Main Street. Richmond Trans.
fer CON. pans. No.. 2: sa East Main Street
Richmond. Baggage checked through to
all points.
J Ohm F.. MAKER, Agent.
No. 1872 E. Main Street Ejchmord. Va.
Generi Offices: No. d Beech Street.
corner West Street. New York.sN. z.
esstse J. J.BROWN.S Gen. Pas. AT
II B. WALKER. Traffic Mana ger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09

VIEWS FORT SUMTER
The President, accompanied by few
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
MAY VOTE AS THEY PLEASE.
Democratic Caucus Failed to Define
Course on Cuban Question:

WASHINGTON, April Safer a con-
ference lasting nearly three hours tonight
the Democratic members Of the House OF
Representatives tabled a number Of pro-
positions which had been presented rela-
tive to the policy to be pursued on the
Cuban reciprocity bill, now before the
House and then adjournment was taken
without action The result of the confer
ence leaves each Democratic member free
to exercise his individual opinion, and it
ing generally believed that this will result
in the passage Of the reciprocity BILL as
the test vote in the House to-day showed
about sixty Dmocratic members for the
bill, which will much more than offset the
Republican detection from the measure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09

Southern Railway COMPANY.
RIchmond. Va. March 21.s1S0z-


Richmond. Va. March 1870
NcTICEsISE thereby GIVEN THAI
ReneraI meeting #of this .StockhoIders OF
Tho sOJJTHERNa RAILWAY COMPANY
has been called by the Board Of sDiFec-
story.sand win be held at the principal OF
Ace of the com anysin the city OF Rich
smond. Va, on WEDNESDAY. the 23d
dav1ofs April 1902, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. for the purpose Of
(1) increasing the number Of directors
to Be elected at the next annual meeting
to twelve; and
L l2lsCIassifying the directors then to be
elected into three classes OF four directors
each. the term OF office OF the directors
Z ot the first class to expire In 1903. OF the
I directors OF the second class IN 1904, and
+ Of the directors OF the third class In 1905;
1s) Authorizing the Board Of Directors
to take such action as from time to
time it may deem expedient to effect a
consolidation, of the Asheville and Spar
tansburg Railroad Company. the South
Carolina and Georgia Railroad Company,
the South Carolina and Georgia Extension
Railroad. and the Carolina Midland Rail-
way Company. and the lease Of the con-
solidated railroads to the Southern Rail-
way Company.
may be brought before the meeting.
49, BY order Of the Board of Directors.
r.. D. SLANKFORD. Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
H. Old Dominion
rs; 'SS&Steamship Co.
DAILY LINE FOR NEW YORK
THE NORTH AND EAST.
FROM RICHMOND.

PASSENGERS can leave DAILY ex.
cent Sunday. by Chesapeake and Iio Rail
way ats A. NJ. via Norfolk. and 2:lO p.
and P. n. by N. and w. RAILWAY. VIA
Norfolk both lines connecting with direct
steamers sailing same day, or by com
.pany's new steamer ean Brandon. leaving
NJ. arriving Norfolk at s A. NJ, then
Transferring to New York steamer.
FREIGHT for all northern, eastern and
foreign ports received and forwarded
daily. except Sunday. at Company's wharf
Rockets. -. =
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THE AGREEMENT ILLEGAL.
Court So Holds as to that of Chesa-
peake and Ohio Fuel Company.
CIV Associated Press. ]

{By Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, O., April 6.-The Federal
Court Of Appeals affirmed the decision
IN the District Court, which had issued
an Injunction against the trade agree
ment entered into by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Fuel Company and coal operators in
the kanawha> district OF West Virginia,
whereby the fuel company agreed to
handle the output of these seventeen
operators and not handle any other coal
from the Kanawta district.
Both courts held that this agreement was
IN violation OF the Sherman antitrust
law and constituted a combination in re-
straint OF trade, and therefore it was per-
unanently enjofned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
B7y Line
so Baltimore
Via c. & O. Railway and
Old Point.
u. S. MAIL n0UTE.

lave Richmond via Chesapeake and
1nio RAILWAY Tally. except Sunday, at 4 2.
III. connecting at Old Point with the
int.sa ar 7.15 r. NJ. arriving Baltimore 6:a0
~ NJ. in time TO make connection with all
trains North, East and West. Short rail
stsa n,ers in Southern waters Returning
arrive Richmond &c a NJ. d.y. except
Monday.
-n,,,,at genera offices Chesapeake aud Ohio
Roiiway. Richmond Transfer Company
and Ifst; E.ast afa9n Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
ACUTE MANIA.
halnister Who Crested Disturbance at
Banquet TO Carnegie is Insane.

{Ry Assoofatsd Press.
n NEW YORK, April S.-Rev. DR.. w. A.
Crawford Frost, rector OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of the Holy Comforter.
Baltimore Nd. who created disturb
ance at the dinner given to Andrew Car
nexie at the st. Dennis Hotel last night,
and who is in Bellevue Hospital, was
examined to-day by Drs. Allen Fitch and
II. Valentine Wildman. who found that
he was the victim OF acute mania
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
HONOR TO CECIL RHODES.
Town Of Buluwayo Draped-Funera
Services To-Day.
(By Associated Press.)

(By ASsocl2ted Press.]
BULUVAYO, AIATEBELELAND #Apl.
s.-The funeral train conveying the body
of Cecil Rhodes. which left Cape Town
April Sd. arrived here to-day. The town
was draped in mourning and nearly the
entire population assembled at the rail-
road station and accompanied the coffin
to the Drill Hall, where it is now lying
in State Masses OF wreaths and other
floral emblems are banked about the
bier. Tomorrow the coffin will be taken
to the Rhodes Farm, in the Matoppo
District. whence twill be conveyed April
10th to the hill called 1.-THE View Of the
World
The religious service there will SYM
chronize with a memorial service at St.
Paurs Cathedral, London.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
HORSES FOR BRITAIN.
Transports Loading at New Orleans.
Strike Causes Delay.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
NEW ORLEANS, April 3.-There are
three British transports loading horses
and mules at Chalmette, and the only
DELAY is due to q strike of liners. who
want 81 a day instead of s.. The sailors
are fitting up the ship in their places
Army officers and secret service men
are supposed to be making arrangements
for the Government, but none have been
seen United States District Attorney
Howe was at Chalmctte to-day. but says
he was only showing some friends the
city, and received no instructions from
Washington. There seems to be no idea.
that the traffic will be interfered with.
It averages about half a million dollars
a month, and about $3o,o00,000 has been
<nenf hnrA 50 far.