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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
A WHITE MANS PARTY
Negroes Left Out of Republican Con
ventions in Alabama.
iEr Associated Prcss

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. August ct

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, August The
Republican State Executive Committee
held a meeting to-day at which it was de-
cided to call State Convention to meet
in this city on September 16. to nominate
q full State ticket. The most important
motion of the committee was the adop-
ton of the following:
Resolved, That only those shall be rec
cgnizea or permitted to participate in the
State and County Convention and be 1T
the meetings who are duly qualified vo-
tiers under the new Constitution Of -Alaba-
ses,''
The effect of this will be to make the
Republican party in Alabama a white
mans party. as under the new Consutu-
ton OF the State. the negroes are practi-
callv alll disfranchised.
The negro Republicans are much dssat-
istied q. the action of the committee. and
say they will appeal to the National Exc
cutye Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
STRONG EVIDENCE
AGAINST LYNCHERS
Severa! Men Under Arrest for
the Lynching of Charles
Craven in Loudoun.
Especial ..lspatca TO The Times.l

Especial .~iSpalCi 10 IHS 1iuisS.J
LEESBgRG, VA, August 2-"Three
murders have been committed in Lou
doun; the guilty parties have escaped;
this man is guilty and he ought to be
killed now: come on: boys; take him
out of the all and kill him Such. ac-
cording TO Cecil Conner, a young attor-
ney of Leesburg in his testimony before
the Coroner's Jury to-day. We're the
words used by Sam Crimes in melting
the mob to lynch Craven on Thursday
John Lefevre was on horseback and
seemed to be chief marshal Of the affair.
was the testimony of ]. II. Leslie. a
Young business man of the town. AS
they came out of the Jail and passed
under my window, 7 recognized Mr.. Low
enback as having his hand on the pris-
oners shoulder, and Mr.. Bradley also.
was the direct statement of L. II. De-
vanter, treasurer Of the county.
The above are only fair samples of
the evidence that has been produced
before. the coroner's inquest to-day. II
ever members of &. lynching mob have
been recognized and the authorities
have been given information upon which
to base a prosecution and CONVICTION,
this has been the case.
The evidence produced yesterday
against Bradley X. Knipple and Grimes
has been still further strengthened by
the testimony Of half a. dozen witnesses,
while that produced to-day against
Charles r. Lowenback, saloon keeper
of L.,eshurg. John Lefevre and Allen
parnes has also been strong. With remark
able unannlity, the witnesses. both
white men aid black have identified
Scott Bradley. the man masquerading
under the Mosby badge. and Charles
Lowenback. as the two men who had
hold of the prisoner when he was
brought out of Jail. According to one
witness, one of these men lifted the
negro UP while the other slipped the,
rope over the limb.
The only evidence produced as to who
fred the first shot, is that of a. coored
man named James solomon. who testi-
fed that Lowenback and Allen Darnes
and a man on horseback We're the first
men to fire. Bradley and a young mani
named Paxson. who was mentioned yes
-ardav. are in jail here and Charles knip
pie. another man who has been strong
" implicated. has been arrested in Fred
ellclS, Mr.. 2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
OBITUARY..
John L. MarYe.
isnecfal Disnatch TO The Tines.

Especial Dispatch TO The Tines.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, August q
Hon. John l.. Marye, a member of the
celebrated Marye family OF Virginia, and
section of the State, died a his home
here to-day. after a lingering illness.
aged seventy-nine years. Mr.. Marye
was ex-Lieutenant-Gover of Virginia,
ex-Mayor OF this city, ex-member of the
legislature a member Of the convention
which framed the Underwood Constitu-
ton, and of the celebrated committee CT
nine who conferred with President Z. S.
Grant which resulted in Virginia being
allowed to vote on separate portions OF
the Underwood Constitution, was an
elder in the Presbyterian Church and one
of the trustees of Fredericksburg Col
lcge He is survived by one son, Mr..
John L. Marye, Jr., Of Newport News.
Va, and one daughter. Miss Mary Marge,
of this city. His wife died some months
ago Mr.. Marye was brother af State
Auditor Morton Marye. of Richmon4
and has several other brothers who sur
vive him. Mr.. Marye was lawyer OF
unusual ability. a member of the firm
of Marye & Fitzhugh, of this city, and
has been connected with some of the
largest criminal and civil cases in this
part of the State He was a true type
II the genuine Virginia gentleman, cnl-
tured and dignified. and was well known
throughout the State.
Mrs. Clara Leak.
Special Dispatch to The Times.)
GORDONSVILLE, VA, August e.
Mrs. Clara Leak, the wife of Mr..
Charles Leak. of Newport News. died on
Friday morning at the home. OF her
father, Mr. John Tate, of West Cor
louisville
Mrs: Leake- has been suffere for years
of consumption, and lately came to Cor
louisville, hoping that the atmosphere
would benefit her.
a husband and son-ten years old-also
father. mother and sisters.
Tutly r. Cormick.
KNOXVILLE. TENN, August q
Tully r, Corc,ick, a leading attorney of
Knoxville, died here to-day, after a pro
.longed illness.
Mrs. deter c. Pri,chard.
AsHEvILLE, N c.. August Mrs
.;eter C. Pritchard. wife OF United States
Senator Pritchard, died in the hospital
mere to-day.
Rabbi x. Fisher.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN. August p
Rabbi X. Fisher. one OF the prominent
leaders of reformed Judaism in the coun-
t,,r. died to-day at Detroit Michigan,
where he was visiting. He was born in
Hungary seventy-two years ago and for
thirty-iive years was engaged in the min
istrv in this country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
MRS. MEYER INJURED.
While on Broad Street Last Night Her
AnkIe Was Broken.

Mrs. Moses Meyer. wife OF Moses Never.
a we'll known merchant, doing business at
the coraeof Broad and First Streets. was
seriously injured last night while sitting
in front OF her husbands place OF busl-
ress by being struck by a stray rock.
which was thrown by some unknown
negro. While the extent OF Mrs Meyers
injuries had not been definitely ascertain-
thought that hcl. right ankle was broken
by the blow. She was at that time under
the influence OF opiates, the attending
physician having taken such action in or
Ger te relieve the lady from intense suf-
1eripg.
Meyer store when several negroes be
came involved in a difficulty a few doors
above. One OF Them threw mock: il
missed the mark intended, and struck
the lady on the ankle. whereppon all of
the negroes fed around the corner.
Later, Officers Wyatt. Poitioux and Far
ley arrested Frank Brown. negro. on
the charge Of throwing the rock He is
at the Second Station
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
Music This Week.

Following is the programme Of park
concerts by Iardella's Band, August 4th
to- 9th. Inclusive:
J. March. The Spartan .-........ Riley
.. Overture. Fra Diavolo" ..Auber.
Roberts.
4. Grand Selection. I'll Trovatore' {by
requesD " erol.
5. Fantasia Brilliante, descriptive, La
Mezza Notte'' (nsidnight. .Carlini.
S. Gems from musical comedy, King
Dodo" Pixley and Luders.
Z. Descriptive, "a Hunting Scene"
-Bucalorsi
THE morning breaks calm and
peaceful" The huntsn,an pre-
pares for the pleasure OF the
chase I'VE jump on our saddle
and our huntsnlan sounds merry
blast THE parties join THE
road is alive with horsemen." ION
the scent Full cry" THE
death" I'VE return home
9. Waltz, Wine. Woman and Song"
Strauss.
9. Two-step. ma Rag-Time Baby"
Stone
10 Star spangled Banner and Dixie
Observation-Disclosures Park. $50 to 1880
Tuesday-Jeferson Park, $50 to 1880 P.
acknowledgements Hill Park, $50 to
1896 P. NJ
Thursday--Monr Square. $50 to 1880
p NJ
Friday-Jibby Hill Park, $50 to 1880 P.
NJ
saturday-New Reservoir Park, $50 to
7:30 P. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
list churches located in Manchester, Ches:

list Churches located in Manchester, Ches-
terrified, Powhatan and Amelia
There will be at least 1,GO to 1000 peo-
pie present on the spacious church
grounds on Wednesday. There will be
preaching in the church as we'll as under
a large arbor erected for the purpose.
It is doubtful whether Judge Hancock,
sion. as the business Of his court re-
outres his attention.
49, = PERSONALS.
Misses Augusta and Bertle ElKe, or NO
I, south Twentieth Street. with Mr.. Fred
Man. of ancaster, Pa, have gone to
ocean View, Va. for several weeks.
Miss Mabel Gentry, Of Florence, S. c..
&c visiting Mrs. E. c. Wilburn. NO. 1126
cambridge Street
one If the societies Of Bainbridge-Street
church at the residence of Mrs. I. C.
NToodv's. Monday night, August 9Th. A1u-
AT THE CHURCHES.
At Bainbridge-Street Baptist Church.
nreaching by the pastor II A. NJ. No ser
vice at night. The congregation will join
in the union service at the Presbyterian
Church; Rev. E. v. Badly will preach
the sermon.
There will be no preaching at Cowar-
dln-Avenue Church to-day, on account
of absence of minister; communion ser
vice at II A. NJ.
Fifth-Street Methodist Church, preach
iry at II A. NJ. and P NJ. by the pastor.
Pew Asa Driscoll. Morning subject:
Hearing and Holding" Evening": Prep
aration for Meeting Cod"
Rev. Mr.. Laughton will fill the pulpit
both morning and night at West-End
Church to-day. Sunday school at
$50 A. NJ. Junior Epworth League at
8 P. M.
There will be regular services at Cen
trail Methodist Church to-day.
Chesterfield Circuit Court adjourned
Thursday, after a term of seventeen
days. during which many common-law
cases were disposed of and more than
fifty chancery DEGREES were entered.
The funeral of Mr.. Andrew j. Bailey,
who was killed Friday morning near
Reidsville, n c., will take place this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock from Cowardin-
Avenue Baptist Church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
HIGHER AMBITION
THAN PRESIDENCY
Bryan Declares He Had Rather
Be a Private Citizen-Spoke
to Four Thousand.
(By Associated Press.l

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, MD. Au-
gust Elm the presence Of an audience
of 1900 persons assembled in the amphi-
theatre Of the Mountain Lake Park
Chautauquan Association, William Jen-
nings Bryan this afternoon discussed the
problems OF government. Mr.. Bryan pre-
faced his address, which was of two
hours duration, with a denial that he
will again seek to become the national
standard bearer of the Democratic party,
his denial being contained in the follow
ing phrases: Il hope you will give me
credit with possessing a higher au1bi-
ton than to be satisfied with the Office
of President of the United States.
am too Democratic to covet an ambition
that only few in one generation can
share. I prefer the honor of being
private citizen. an honor greater than
that of a king"
Throughout his discussion OF the mo-
mentous problem now engaging the at
tention of the two great political parties.
Mr.. Bryan occasionally tapped vein of
quiet humor that generated smiles on
many countenances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
Another Account.

Especial Dispatch to The Tines)
WINDSOR, VA. August 2.-R P. Pat
terson. who with his troupe played a
benefit for the Independent Ordar OF
Good Templars here last night. was ar
raigned before Councilman W. g Hol-
land to-day and fined $3.50 and costs
for showing without license. He refused
to pay the fine. claiming to be exempt
under the town ordinances, and was
taken to Suffolk and lodged In Nanse-
mond county Jail. the new Jail at Isle
of Wight not being completed yet
He is out on bail. and has engaged
counsel to bring action against the town
for unlawful detention and false Inn
prisonment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
Electric Car Collision.
{SpeciaI Dispatch to The Times.)

OCEAN VIEW, VA. August p
Cars number and /. of the Norfolk
Railway and Light Company, Ocean
View Division had a head-on collision
while rounding a curve just below Ocean
View this morning, which resulted in
the serious injury of Conductor Higgins.
of car number Z, and several passengers,
among whom were j. Frank East. of
Norfolk, whose leg was badly broken.
and several ladies, whose names cannot
be learned a this time
Immediately after the accident Doctor
E. G, Terrell, resident physician of the
Ocean View Hotel, was on the scene rem
derins the necessary medical attention.
All on board were badly shaken up,
and one car nearly completely demolish-
ed. All traffic between Ocean View and
Old Point is now at stand-still.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
STARVED EIGHT INFANTS
A Chicago Woman is Arrested on
Grave Charge.
DIV AssocIated Press.)

CHICAGO. August 1.-The police haw
arrested Mrs. Neil Campbell Of 81
Grand Avenue. on a charge Of allowing
an infant to die from insufficient noun,
ishment. It is alleged that within Tho
last three years eight other infants have
been buried from the woman's house,
DR.. Joseph Welheld was called to thu
Campbell house yesterday to attend the
infant. which has since died He found
it in such condition that the child died
OF starvation.
There is no evidence against Mrs.
Campbell save that OF a girl named
Viola Campbell. but Police Inspector
Wheeler. who has the case In charge.
declares that he believes her story. and
says that the bodies of the children that
have died will be exhurned. IN order TO
determine their number.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
FINE MUSIC TO-DAY
Ouartette of Grove Avenue Church to
Render Attractive Programme.

Ouartette of Grove Avenue Church to
Render Attractive Programme.
The following is the programme of the
music to be sung to-day at the Grove
Avenue Baptist Church:
Palm Branches" ttaurel, solo, with
quartette, Mr.. c. c. Crump.
..Hark, Hank, My Soul" Shelly. quar-
tette, with soprano obligato. Mrs. Sallie
NJ. Brown.
Soprano Solo. 'In Dreams I've heard
the Seraphs Fair Faure) Mrs. Sallie
NJ. Brown.
Gloria in z Flat tBuck). quartette.
The choir for August will consist Of
Mrs. sallie neutrality-suspicious., soprano:
Miss Patt1e v Isaacs. contralto; Mr.. j.
VIM. Tribbett. tenor; Mr.. c. c. Crump.
bass; and the regular organist and di-
rector, Mr.. Manly 3. Ramos.
Rev. A. B. Simpson, Rev. Henry Will
son, D. D.. and Rev. Wilbur F. Memin-
ger, president and officers of the Chris
tan and Missionary Alliance Of New
York. together with q number of mis-
sionaries from India. China, Africa and
other countries, will hold a seven days
convention at the tent, corner Of TWEEN
tieth and Grace Streets. commencing
Sunday night. August nth. at 8 o'clock.
ana lOl1O"luS uGSS liz -tlll.
Three meetings will be held daily, at 10
A. NJ, $3.50 and 7:3o P. NJ. A number of
prominent ministers of various denorni-
nations Of Richmond will deliver address
es during the week. The Christian and
Missionary Alliance is inter-denomina-
tional, and all are invited TO these meet
inGs.
The Calvary Baptist Church, DR.. II. A.
Bagby, pastor, has services every Sun
day night during August.
There will be 5 O'Clock service at
Leigh Street Baptist Church this after
noon, instead of the usual evening SER
vice
Rev. I. S. Boyles. who has been Wis
ting the Rappahannock Association has
returned and will occupy his pulpit at
Randolph-Street Baptist Church to-day.
morning and night.
The Rev. George H Spooner has re-
Turned from his vacation and will occupy
his pulpit at both services at Trinity
Methodist Church
The third Qarterly Conference OF the
Clay-street Methodist Church will be
4 held Monday evening at 8:15 o'clock. DR..
w. ". Tudor, presiding elder Of the West
Richmond District. will preside.
Rev. J. W. Troy, Of Baltimore. will
preach at the Third Christian Church
this morning
The Rev. rather q. Jackson, OF - -.
vannah, Ga. formerly Of St. Joseph's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
HERO HOBSON AGAIN
Was on Trolley Car That Ran OFF the
Track, and Heroically Quieted Women
NV Associated Press.)

(Ry Associated Press.
SPRINGFIELD. o., August 2.-While
Captain Richmond P. Hobson was on his
way to the Urbana Chautauqua, where
he delivered an address on the navy, the
trolley car in which he was riding left
the track about mile north OF this city.
barely escaping plunging down a steep
embankment.
Captain Hobson Immediately devoted
himself to quieting the women In this
party. and helping them to places OF
safety. While many were bruised. no
one was seriously hurt He helped the
wreckins crew put the car back on ths
track. and the party was taken to Urbana
on a special car.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
Same Are Rejoicing.
nv Associated Press.)

ROME Aug. 2-Tha Princess Rospig-
Iiosi. who was Miss N1argte Reid, OF
Washington, D. c.. gave birth to-day to
a daughter. Both mother and child are
well. There is considerable rejoicing
among those who have been opposed TO
the princes marriage at the fact that
the child Is not a. boy
The Princess Rospigliosi was married
to the prince after a divorce. The Catho-
lie Church did not recognize this divorce
and refused to give permission to Blue
Sister to nurse the princess at her con-
finement, holding that the marriage to
the prince was nonresident.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
DEAF HIS.

HAII.Ey.-The funeral OF ANDREW ].
HALEY son of George E. and Dora a
Bailey. killed at Reidsviile, y. c.. Fri.
day morning, VIII be held from Cowar-
THIS Sunday AFTERNOO1c at
o'clock, by Rev. e. L. Goodwin. of ST.
Marks Church, Richmond. Interment
River View Cem.Sssg.
sARy4iY.-Died. al rs residence. No. 20.
East Leigh Strees. August 1902 al
y 7:39. a. NJ, UTE ssIIsl;.SfsI. SARN2AY,
in the siNty-f fourth year of his age
rs Funeral from Grace Epls copa1s Church
q cIENDAT AFTERNOONS, at $50 o'clock.
= Sowefs x
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
WOMAN IN MALE ATTIRE
In This Way She Secures Her Passage
Across the Atlantic.
CIV Associated Press.)

(By AssoC!ated Press)
BALTIMORE, MD. August 2,-The
steamer Lord Erne has arrived at this
port from Barry, Wales, having ca board
not discovered by the captain until the
ship had been % days at sea. The wo-
man is the wife of Alfred Radcliffe, the
ships cook, who managed to get her On
hoard in male attire and to secfete her
in his room After the ship was on the
high seas, bound for Baltimore, Radcliffe
wen. to the captain and confessed the
trick he had played. The astonished cap
tain had the woman brought on deck, and
for the balance Of the voyage she assisted
in the ships culinary work. The couple
will so to Newport News to live.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
HAS A WOMAN PILOT
Only Twenty-one Years Old. but LI.
censed-Long Experienced.
fBy Associated Pres

(By Associated Press.)
BALTIMORE, MD. August 2.-The sids-
wheel steamer Mystery. which IL the
only vessel on the Atlantic coast that has
the distinction OF having woman pilot.
arrived in Baltimore this morning from
Southern waters. She Is noored at Dur
hams Wharf. in Curtis Bay. and this
afternoon left for Annapolis. Captain
Fsowe is the master of the vessel. and
Miss Rowe his daughter. is a licensed
pilot. She is only twenty-one years OLD
but for years she has been able to safely
navigate the Chesapeake Bay and the
rivers Of Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
BARN DESTROYED
Lightning Does Much Damage at
urax
Special Dispatch to The Tmes.)

Especial Dispatch to The Tnes.)
LURAY, VA, August 2.-During Sc
we're thunder storm which passed over
this county at g. late hour yesterday
evening" lightning struck the barn OF
Mrs. George L. Kite, near Marksville.
eight miles south OF Luray. totally de-
stroying the building, together with all
its contents. including large lot or
hay. rye. straw and farming imple-
ments. The building was insured for
small amount
During the same storm the dwelling
house Of Mrs A. Walton, IN Luray. was
also struck by lightning. doing consider
able damage to the building and stun
ming Mrs. Walton.
The rainfall was the heaviest In this
section for years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
MIR. Richie Back.

Mr.. D. N. Richie. private secretary to
Governor Montague. returned to the
city last night after an absence az few
days. Mr.. Ritcnie was at the executive
office for while last night looking after
some matters. He will. leave to-day to
spend the remainder OF his vacation with
friends in Aibemarie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
The Star Course.

Letters have been sent out to hundreds
asking for orders of the z. NJ c. A
star course for the coming season There
was a deficit last year and unless as
many as two hundred orders are received
the course will have to be discontinued.
It is hoped that responses will enable
them to effect arrangements for a splen-
did list of entertainers for the coming
season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
Cclocel Marye Objects.

All the State offices In the Library
closed at noon on yesterday In conform-
ity with the new law making Saturdays
half holidays. save that OF First Auditor
Marye. This Office was kept open until
3 P. NJ. as usual. Little business could
be done. however. as checks issued could
not be- honored until Tomorrow. Treas
rrer Harman having closed with the
other offices in tho building at noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
peonIa at Iron Gate.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
IRON GATE. VA. Aug. 2.-Miss Lou
Bell Jones. OF Richmond. Is visiting
friends here.
Mr.. Robert Somers, Of Darlington, N.
D., Is visiting his aunt, Mrs. o. H!leman.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ramsey returned
to Huntington, their home. after visit
of two weeks to Mr.. Mcdonald. Presby-
terrain minister in charge OF the church
here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
six Min at Newport News,

Especial Dispatch to The Times.o
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August o.
The business men of the city will on
Monday close up q d. whereby huns
.dred thousand dollar silk mill will be
established here within the next few
mont
Details are not given out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
LEADING STRIKERS
Spring SURPRISE
They Claim That Certificates
Have Been Improperly Issued
to New Employees.
CIV Associated Press.l


4 W1LKESBARRE, Pa. August 2-1ne
leaders of the striking miners promise 10
spring a surprise in a few days. Iney
claim that, after an investiga ton, they
find that miners certificates are being
Issued contrary to law, and that the .e-
cipients Of the certificates. many Of whom,
it La alleged, never saw the inside OF a
coal mine, are being pressed into the ser
vice Of the coal companies. In this way.
it is claimed. the companies are increas-
ing the number of their employees. The
new men, while they may not be able to
mine coal, can load 1t. The bosses cali
Go the mining. Between the two it will
be possible for some of the mines to rec
sl,r,1e work on a small scale. The strikers
claim that the certificates are not being
issued by mine examining boards, but
by some person or persons who have &C
cess to the official papers. Criminal pros
ecutions are promised
CITIZENS ALLIANCE REPLIES.
The controversy between President
Mitchell and the Citizens Alliance is
growing in bitterness. The Alliance MADE
rcn,v to-day to the letter published yes
ter5ay by Mr. Mitchell. This letter read
in part:
you decline to say in behalf of the
union ard yourself that you condemn
tcycotting and violence perpetrated to.
prevent men from working. Indeed, you
leave the distinct and unpleasant impress
sion that you. do not condemn these
things If you were sincere in your fire.
quent protestations against lawlessness
you would grant our request and give US
yaur positive. pointed and specific
condemnation of the worst type of law
lessness. which undertakes to prevent
mer from freely working for whom they
please and upon such terms as they
Please !
ASSISTANCE OFFERED.
Grand Chief P. H. Morrisey, Of the
brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen, has
sent letter to one Of the local officers
Of the order. in which he says that prac-
+;..o1 a..ista,,na will 1a accorded to the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
Oil Near Rene, Ga.
fBy Associated Press

{By Associated PresS.1
ROME. GA. August 2.-Perolsum has
been discovered here at a depth OF $50
feet The wells capacity Il sixty bar
reIs & day.