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The Washington bee., 1902-06-14

y e! I. H. Dsas will be in the city
-'.,-m Emma AcGinnis will spend
''alon at Hampton, Va.
T. f.. ; K. Bruce is in the city the
VI NJ and Mrs. Milton NJ. Hol-
,,.o5 .oIa u 7. Green and her daughter
',IIa .'..l.,t the summer at their home
!, rsoge' s,olge' the Picnic at Lake View
8 :rt..s,la rtt,'slay June 10th. given by
s WICK Dougl SIS Relief Asso-
n '1s' S Hill, of Mississippi is in
n Ne Is the guest of the sec
''5 A NJ. E. Methodist
:sg'T. oI, announcing the mar.
aS NV Maud + fillmore TO Mr..
t,,,,,, ,lnrII at the residence OF
s,s.ra' -,' 9ih street, n. W, We'd
aug June 18th, 1902.
sPscs' 81 " Washington y. Of 1873
Z, sf,5 ~ " will spend the
Ron Rom ,1 .5T sister Mis- Blanche
a.t h, III Dos on, Mass. She
'o' The Hub" Wednesday
5, ,,5-'Te are Out for The marriage
cs8 ~t c Me f Collins to Mr.
,s,,rb' % d. 'os, Wednesday Even.
,a-.ra.lt ,2,n at eight o'closk l6S F
,o,2 Ts' : Reception from 40
fS.,S, Soi announcing the mar
8.,so.M.a ManI, Il. F. Mills 10 Mr..
7u s5 h. y Thursday evening
a'l s,-.l, ,T Idvnce of the bride,
Dion ,e5' ice, northwest
,, ,Iy.a, from 5 to 10 p. m. at ,o6
srs sy'Sst eel, Ale11ndris, Va. 3ao
"A St-...lo I-, Tor the maria ge
Also o''sTart MAR 70 Miss Hattie
saag5,e- Mss Eva AIfredda
'aAfiTI,sSaI, Of Mr.. Thomas : H +
James carnelius tonight. : /. =.
The Washington bee., 1902-06-14
Batrachian,

you say said the city editor,
pointing out the word in the manu-
script. "she sung with 'warty' voice.
What do you mean by that?"
"That ought TO be plain enough for
anybody" replied the sporting editor,
who had been detailed, in the absence
81 the musical editor, to write up a
OOncort. "She had a frog in her
Nroat."-Cbicago Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-10
A PITCHER BREAKS HIS ARM
Splendid Barn of Mr.. Frank Male Des-
troyed by Fire.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

TWYMAN'S MILL, VA, Sept. Sat-
urday morning some gentlemen Of the
village. among them Deputy Sheriff G.
A Tucker. C. D. Twylman. r. NJ. Spicer
and others. Killed a, big lot of squirrels
and invited their friends. both ladies and
gentlemen. to attend their soup boiling
in the pretty grove near Mr.. Spicer's. a
large pot of delightful soup and an album
dance Of other refreshments were on
hand, and a good time enjoyed generally.
After that was over they all went to
witness Il game of baseball near by.
Clarence Hall. lad of nineteen years,
one of the first pitchers in this section,
was in the box. In the midst of the
game he threw his arm back to
pitch the ball with great force and
the bone broke just above the elbow.
his arm falling by his side. He suffered
intensely, and DR.. e. w. Twyman was
summoned at once and had to set 1t
before he could be removed from the
field.
Mr.. Frank Male, near Somerset, Or
ange county, had his handsome barn.
costing three or four thousand dollars.
burned Saturday night, and everything
that was in it at the time. The loss was
covered by insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-10
ENDED BOTH LIVES
Did ChareIe O'NeiI Kill His Wife and
Himself, or Was She the Slayer.
CBy Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Charles O'Nell.
a janitor, died in hospital early t.Is
morning and his wife, Ida, was found
dead in their apartments with two bull
let wounds in her body. The tragedy
followed a quarrel in which O'Nei ac-
cused his wife of having been unfaitl.-
full.
According to the story told by C'.,Nell
shortly before he died, ne learned last
month that while he thought his wlte
was out of the city. on a vacation, in
reality she had been stopping at a hotel
in New York with another man. Last
night he accused her of this and had
told her that she would have to sign a
confession. Taking an unloaded revolver
from his desk he put it to her head
She begged him not to kill her. saying
she would confess. He lowered the re-
volver and as he did so she ran from
the room. She came back In a few
minutes, according to O'Neil. with re-
volver and shot him twice. Immediately
afterward she turned the revolver on
herself and fired twice. She fell and,
it seemed, died instantly.
a cororer who went to the O'Neil'S
apartments, found O'Neirs empty revol-
Yer. but he also found a slip of paper
which seems to indicate that O'Neill
meant to load and use the revolver be-
fore morning. On the paper was writ
ten in mans handwriting:
Three letters on the gas meter will
explain ALL
The letters were addressed to rela-
tives of O'Neil, and asked for forgive
ness for what he was about to do One
of the letters disposed of his property
and life insurance to his sister.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-10
Address by Congressman Jones
and the Governor.
DARK IN FREDERICKSBURG
Machine Works Manager Takes Long
Jump-Dr. Ninde Little Daugh-
ter Came Near Being Victim of
Morphine Fiend.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, September 3.
"A meeting in the interest OF higher ed
ucaiion. together with speech by Con-
gresham Jones'. attracted large crowd
at Rowling Green yesterday Al the edu-
tional meeting addresses were Delivered
by Governor Montague, DR.. Nelson. OF
Richmond; DR.. Frazier, of the Southern
Education Board and Mir. a p. Chandler,
Jr Much interest was manifested In the
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs, p w. Clark. of the county,
have issued invitations TO the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Mana, to Mr.. 1aver-
cit Knight the ceremony TO take place al
Inionrille. September 18th
Mr.. J. Il. oTbinson. manager OF the large
plant OF the Southern Foundry and Ma
chine Works at this place has just re-
signed his position to accept a ike one
with the W. T. Garrett Iron and Steel
Works, Of San Francisco, Cal.
INTERESTING ENGAGEMENT
Corsid cradle interest is manifested here
In just announced engagement OF Miss
Elizabeth Cobb Pratt. OF West Newton,
Mass 10 Mr.. Frank Tyler, Of the Lynch
burg Chemical Company. Both of the
young people are well known here, this
city. being Mr.. Tvler's home. while Miss
Pratt has visited here on one or two occa-
sions The prospective bride is q member
of Il prominent Massachusetts family.
Fredericksburg has been in complete
darkness for the last few nights. owing
to a break at the electric light plant. An
electrician from Richmond. with a. force
OF hands. has been busily engaged in
making the necessary repairs, and the
plant will be in operation tonight.
NlCE1M OF MORPHINE FIEND.
The Young daughter of DR.. +. f. Ninde.
treasurer Of King George county, narrow
hands of a morphine fiend The facts.
which have just come to light. are about
as fellows: The child had been i'll al Co
lonial Beach for some time. and while
There an elderly lady named Goodwin took
fancy to the little child, and a few
days ago begged TO be allowed TO take
The child to her room No objection being
made by the childs parents. she did so.
and shortly afterwards Mrs. Ninde found
her daughter In an unconscious condition.
Medical attention was al once summoned
and It was found that the child had been
given morphine. She was finally revived
and DR.. Ninde at once accused Mrs. Good
win OF the crime The accusation was de-
nind by the woman. but an hour or two
later she attempted suicide by taking
poison. first writing a note saying that
she was disgraced. Strenuous measures
Were used in her case and she Was finally
revived and sent to a sanitarium in Wash
iHgton for treatment.
1t subsequently developed that Mrs.
Goodwin was addicted TO the morphine
habit,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-10
STRIKE STOPS WORK
At FORT MONROE
A Ninety-T Thousand Dollar Con.
tract on Short Time.
CHANGE F0REMEN THE CAUSE
Sailor Butler Cleared of the Charge of
Attempted Criminal Assault in
Phabus-Hygeia Hotel to Be
Re.erected on New Site.
CHANGE FOREMEN THE CAUSE
Especial Dispatch to The 1imes.)

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Sept. o.
Work on the new barracks at Fort Mon
roe came to an abrupt stop this morn
ing when some thirty-tive carpenters
laid down their tools and walked out On
strike. The trouble was caused by the
discharge Of Foreman Ross and another
carpenter named BrUshwood, Contractor
Frank Pigeon bringing a new foreman
from New York. 1t is claimed that he is
non-union man, and the men say they
will not return to work until Ross is re-
1nstated.
Mr. PigS,n declares that he will not
reinstate Ross and the work Is at
standstil. Tbs contractor is under heavy
bond to complete the work in four
months. 1t Is a ninety thousand dollar
contract and has been under way for
about six weeks.
CLEARED OF UGLY CHARGE.
In the Elizabeth City County Court
this morning P. H. Butler. the sailor
from the training ship Lancaster, charged
with attempted criminal assault on
eleven-year-oId Mamie Lewis, of Phoe-
bus, was a:qutted, the jury being out
but a few minutes. Butler was boarding
it was claimed that he Iured the little
girl into his room, but there was no
evidence to sustain the charge.
HYGEI4i TG BE MOVED.
It is now learned on excellent author
ity that a local company will purchase
the Hygeia Hotel and that the structure
VIII be re-erected on the Boulevard be-
tween tia Pity and Hampton. Rumor
has it that George f. Adams, who re-
tires on Oct. lst as manager of the Hotel
Warwick. will manage the new hostery,
which will be known as the New Hygeia.
The work of tearing down the build
ing has not yet begun. her owners de-
laying the beginning of operations until
a sale is effected. They are under SIS
0Co bond. however. to cigar the site by
December >31st. and it is said that work.
men will begin demolishing the structure
within the next few days.
MANY ARRESTS.
The report Of Chief Williamson OF
Bloodfied for the month of August shows
that 1877 arrests were made during the
month. OF the persons arrested y were
white and the others colored. Most OF
the arrests were for mlsdemeanorS.
There are four officers. including the
chief. of the force.
A fire company will be organized In
Bioodfed as aoon as the water pipes
authorized some time ago by the super
visors are laid and the work is being
done. Chief Williamson was formerly a
member of the Petersburg fire company
and there are number of others who
have seen service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-10
STORE BURNED
One of the Old Landmarks Destroyed
Serious Runaway-An Elopement.
(special Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Tlmeso
BOYDTON. VA. Sept. 9.-Mr. j. z.
Smith. who is a son of the late ]. P.
Smith. and successor 10 II. E. 6 J. P.
Smith at Smiths Cross Roads, in the
mercantile business. had his store-house
and stock OF goods destroyed by fire Sun
day night Mr.. Smith had one thousand
dollars insurance on his stock of goods
and four hundred on his store-house,
which will not cover more than half his
loss.
The store-house was one of the old land
marks Of antc-bellum days. Mr.. Smith
is at a loss to know how the fire origl-
mated, but has settled upon the old. old
story. and lays it upon the rats.
Mr. James y. Gregory, the leading me-
chant of Slipwith. was driving q colt
TO a buggy yesterday, having his son and
daughter with him. The colt took fright
and ran away, turning the buggy over
into ditch Mr.. Gregory jumped be-
fore he was caught under the vehicle,
but his little son was thrown out and
ragged under the flying vehicle for a
short distance and was badly hurt. but it
is hoped not seriously. The little girl es-
capped injury
Mr.. Wright Adams and Miss Courtney
Hicks, daughter of Mr. Robert Hicks,
living two miles from this place. ran away
Sunday morning. going in the direction of
North Carolina, bent on getting married
They are both young.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-10
SWORD FOR COMDI3. HOUSTON
Judge Harrison Viii Preserve the Plan
of Monthly Courts-Serious Accident.

Especial Dispatch TO The 13mcs.l
WINCHESTER. VA. September 2.-Mr.
e. NJ Houston, commander, and a promi-
nent citizen CT Winchester. has been pre-
scented with sword and belt by tha sur
Tivors of the Third Massa chusetts Cav
airy. Commander Houston has always
been a prominent member of MulliEan
Post, and at the unwilling of the monu-
mem to/the Third Massachusetts, dead in
the National Cemetery here several years
ago. the survivors who We're present on
thnt occasion We're highly pleased with
The courtesy of Commander Houston. The
sword Is a beautiful affair. is handsomely
orramented and mounted and engraved
or 1t is this inscription:
Commander f. II. Houston Winches-
tc", Va. from the Third Massachusetts
Cavalry"
Judge Thomas Harrison has arranged
n schedule Of the dates upon which he
will hold Circuit Court in the counties in
his district AS the County Courts viii be
abolished under the new Constitution, this
schedule occasioned Judge Harrison con-
siderable labor. For many years-in fact,
since the formation of the government
County Court day in Shenandoah has been
q great Institution To prevent depriving
the citizens OF that county from their
monthly court day. Judge Harrison will
hold his court monthly, with quarterly
terms for jury eases.
Mr. Charles Hoover, one of the promi-
nent citizens and contractors of Winches-
ter. was seriously injured. and FIVE work.
men narrowly escaped death by the col
lapse Of a scaffold at the new plant of
the Eddy Press at 10:i5 o'clock this morn
ing. A scahold on which were five work
men painting the ceiling suddenly col
1apsed, and men and lumber fell upon
Mr.. Hoover. crushing him between the
3cists on the lower floor He was picked
UP from beneath the debris in an uncon-
scious condition, and medical aid hastily
summoned. 1t was found that he had
sustained severe confusion on the head.
and also bad cut. He also suffered con-
sidcrahly from tho shock. After regain
ing consciousness he was removed to his
hemc in a hack, and tonight is consid
eIably better.
Miss julia Carpenter and Mr.. Roy Der
ny, both OF the county, eloped to Hagers-
town. Md. yesterday and were married
In that place They returned to Winches-
ter this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-10
CHRONIC DIARRHGA.
Cured by One Bottle of Chamberlain's
Clio, Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy

MY father had for years been troubled
with chronic diarrhoea and tried every
means possible to effect cure but all
to no avail" says John II Zirkle. of
Philippi. w. Va. He saw Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy advertised in the Republican and de-
cided TO try II. The result is one bottle
Of 1t cured him and he has not suffered
with this disease for over eighteen
months Before taking this remedy he
was a constant sufferer He Is now
sound and well and although sixty years
OF age can do as much work as young
man. These are facts and You can use
the above II YOU desire" Mr.. Zirkle and
his brother publish the Philippi Rcpub-
lican. Tnis remedy is for sale bv all
druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-10
FOR FORGING ENDORSEMENT
Employe Charged With This
Ofense-The FeIts Case.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

Especial Dispatch to The Times0
LYNCHBURG, VA. Sept 9.-James
Johnson, employee Of the cotton mill,
was arrested here to-day charged with
foaging the name Of l.. NJ. Beemer as
endorsement on check which Bemer had
received in payment as an employe of
the Norfolk and Western Railroad.
Beemer claims that Johnson stole the
chell but Johnson says that he found
it. johnson. the police say. admits that
he endorsed the check.
The case of T. l.. Fslts, the United
States deputy marshal. who is charged
with numbering Walter Vaughan in
Wythe county, was called in the United
States Court here to-day. Attorney-Gen-
eral Anderson, who was present, moved
thta the case be remanded back to the
County Court. Judge Mcdowell took the
matter under Amusement and Will render
a decision on September 18th.
Mr. ]. ]. Hurley. a prominent and
wealthy merchant of this city. is crti-
cally i'll with pneumonia near Bandon. in
Ireland. where he has peen visiting the
home of his ancestors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-10
MAY STRING WIRES
UNTIL NEXT MARCH
City Attorneys Opinion Fayors
The Richmond Telephone
Company.
Company.

In accordance with an opinion OF City
Attorney Pollard, presented to the Com
mittee on Electricity last night, that
committee instructed City Electrician w
H. Thompson to isue a permit under the
ordinance to the Richmond Telephone
Company to string all necessary wires
and cables in transferring their mead
quarters from the Times building TO the
new exchange on Seventh Street. otween
Main ana Franklin, until March 10Th,
when tie underground ordinance goes
into effect
to transact this business ana nothing
else was done. as the chairman stated
tba meeting was called for this specific
purpose
Before the meeting adjourned Presi-
dent Addison Maupin, of the Richmond
Telephone Company. asked permission to
make a personal statement. He was given
the floor and said that upon a. former oc-
casiou he had alluded dispara gingly TO
the use. of q certain letter OF Mr. Hunt
Chipley. of the Bell Company, by which
to induce subscribers of the Richmond
Company to discontinue the use OF that
phone and take up the Bell. At that
rime, he said. he had not seen the letter.
.Afterward he saw copy of the letter,
and he wished to say that he wished To
withdraw any disparaging remarks he
may have made.
There was nothing wrong in the use
Of the letter" he said, .and l wish to
say that If l had it 1 would use it in the
same way"
Those present at the meeting were
Chairman Gunst, Messrs. Gordon. Beck.
Stern, O'NeilI. BoSsieux, and Messrs.
Maupin and Moon. of the Richmond
Company. and Chipley and Montague, OF
the Bell Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-10
COURT CLERK LEAVES
Mr.. Ernest j. Whitehead Goes to Col.
orado for His Health.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

Times.
FARMNlLLE, VA, Sept. 9-Mr Earn
est j. Whitehead. clerk of the County
and Circuit Courts of Prince Edward
county. accompanied by his wife, left
to-day Tor Denver, Col.
Mr.. Whitehead goes on account of his
health and the advice of his physician.
Deputy Clerk James f. Garland. who
has acted in his present position so ac-
ceptabiy for a long time and who is
thoroughly conversant with The duties
OF the clerkship, will have charge OF the
office during Mr.. Whi;ehead's absence.
Invitations have been issued announc-
Ing the marriage OF Miss Louise Byerley.
{. beautiful and attractive young lady of
Cumberland county. to DIR. II. S. Good
man. The wedding will take place on
the 18th instant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-10
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-10
MAYOR ALONE CAN
SUSPEND POLICE
But He Has Not the Power to
Remove an Officer.
TO FRAME NEW ORDINANCE
A Charter Granted to the Virginia Lum>
Der Manufacturing Comparatively
Time Ahead of the Corpora
ton Court-A Big Docket.
1s.ee,.1 nisnatnh to The Times.l

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
PETERSBURG, VA, Sept. AT the
meeting of the Common Council this al
ternoon City Attorney George Neason,
to whom the matter of the relative
powers of the Mayor and the Police
Commission in the government OF the
police corps had been referred, submitted
his opinion. After thorough investigation
of the subject he announced his conclu-
sion to be that under the present Con-
stitution the sole power to suspend or
remove a police officer rests with the
Mayor He has now the power to sus-
pend without authority granted by the
Legislature, but he cannot yet remove
such officers without that authority.
The ordinance governing the Police
commissioners WI therefore be at once
modified
A NEW CHARTER.
A charter has been granted by Judge
Mullen, of the Corporation Court, to the
Virginia Lumber Manufacturing Com
pany, naming the officers for the first
year as follows: r. 8. Gill. president; F.
F. Thweatt, secretary and treasurer;
Board of Directors, the above named Of
ticers and John A. Gill, Archibald
Thweatt, and Roland Gill The capital
stock is to be not less than 5000 nor
more than $4,000 The principal office of
the company is 10 De IN IetelSouiS anu
its purposes are the purchase and sale
of timber. timber lands and the manu-
facture of wood Of all kinds.
Mr. Charles Watson has returned from
his summer trip to Nova Scotia in splen-
did healthy
HEAVY CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Notices are being served on many citl-
zens to attend as Jurors at the term Of
the Corporation Court to be held next
week. The term will be a busy one as
there is an unusually heavy criminal
docket
Information was received here to-day
of the destruction by fire Sunday night
Of the store of ]. E. Smith and Com
pany, a few miles from La Crosse Sta
ton, in Mecklenburg county. 1t is not
known how the fire originated The
stock of goods in the house was de-
stroyed. There was only a partial in
surance on the property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-10
SPRIGGS IS NOW IN JAIL
Would Not Go on a Train, but Was
Taken in Hack.
Especial Dispatch to The Time

ABINGDON, VA. Sept. 9.-John w.
Spriggs, who shot and killed William Pratt
ter, seven miles east. or this town on Sat
urday last, and who was wounded in the
tragedy by Pratter. was brought here to-
day on a stretcher and placed in Jail.
Spriggs refused to come on a train,
which trip could have been made in fit
a hack, which took over three hours
Springs. while having a bad wound, will
recover, and as he was the aggressor he
will remain in jail awaiting the action
Of the grand jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-10
WRECK MYSTERY EXPLAINED
A Small Boy Placed Spike on the Track
to FIatten it Out.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

ROANOKE, Va. Sept. 9.-The mystery
of the wreck on the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Sunday has been cleared up.
Detectives a. H. Baldwin and II. NJ.
Wright arrested John Barger, a eleven
year-old boy, near the scene of the late
wreck, two miles north Of Glasgow, and
spike between the rails to see if the train
would fatten 1t. The boy is two young
to prosecute for train wrecking. and was
turned over to his parents, who are much
distressed.
The injured engineer and fireman who
are in the hospital here are getting along
very we'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-10
CHILD TRAMPLED BY HORSE
The Red Men Scream for Hot Coffee
and Chicken Legs.
Dispatch to The !

Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes.)
GORDONSVILLE, VA, Sept. 9.-Little
Marsha Scott. the seven-year-od daugh-
ter Of DR.. John w. Scott. was knocked
down and stepped upon by their horse
on Monday evening. The horse was graz
ing not far away when thrashing ma
chine came by. 1t gave shrill whistle
and scared the horse, which trampled the
child. The child is dreadful!y bruised. but
not dangerously hurt.
The Improved Order of Red Men
from Indianapolis, Ind, created quite {,
sensation at the depot when passing
through to-day. Their screams for hot
coffee and chicken legs" could be heard
for a long distance.