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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-25
PARTY.

Miss Downing VIII give her Mayday
party next Monday evening. The fancy
dancing for children viii commence at
$50 This Is Miss Down!ng's last event
Of the season. and an evening OF more
than usual enjoyment IS promised al
who attend The hall VIII be elaborate
Is decorated and everything for the
comfort Of tire guests viii be on hand.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04

POGO q POGO, gFAeias al espfritu progYssia-
to de los rspubIieanoS. voivsrsmos los Anti'
guos uaos.
PaPsee que vivim0s 81 los comian1os DEL
aig'o psssdo.
Ahora, todAs las noehss. o las disx, los
guardiss mos soeAn oil pito.
IA son de qnef
Rso sa 10 nua no hamos podido avsriguAr
Nm eHAKto susnA diche hora solo 80 oys el
silbato do Ios guaFdiAa-ipiiiiff.. piliim que
EasultR tan dss@gFa6&hls moseato cemo oil
eanto de los esoqufssD dsmAs anlmaluehos
noekuTnos.
sssrk essA la nsnal para que sadA mochus-
10 vuslvA au oltvof
Tsndrfs gFseiai
SEquival0 oil toqus del 7usdA, do To- cdsd
vayA ustsd q sAbsri
Ds ssRniF por camiro, nasia atrka,
como los eArgrs1os, no serA exars no que u no.
che manos snaada NOS sorprendsn los guar
dtGs enton' ado, eadA media horai con vo1 ce
tAIssse elias taDtas ssreno nublAdo
lIoviendo, 8 10 que fusrs IL
Aaf los 'veeinos, AnnQu0 no les fmpoFts
NADIA, pusdsn sBterArsG desds sus leehos res
psctiuoa del sstado del tismpo, atm cuGndo no
les sea possible consiliAr ell sutno en- toda In
nochs.
Peyo sabrGn si lIusvs 8 srta nublAdo &
ssa6 ciaro, Di mas nj menos one ni cada uno de
slIos fusso una sueuFssl de Board del ttenapo....
VAyA CON las iDnov&ci0Dss
Tome nots. sI juez de f0z.
A los RuardiSs lie remito:
CUE no mos tcquen oil pito
v que NOS dejsn en- pas.
r.
La poIiefa visne desplsgando una actividAd
asoMbFosS.
Psyo v6ase que:
En 6snunelAF q cuantos fsdePaiss casn en-
aus mauos poF quisAms &IlG ssas ysrbas
asms rkscaF1s, diciendp dc pAso:
GNo me- Ffeg0s con ese guamaD
En pFot-RsH . los anlmaiss, en- especial
los buoySs, n cuyo efecto por In noehe detie-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
a DTESTRO Y SINEESTRO

mem an los eAminos D los caFrstsPos, para ents-
teFav~s de 81 lIevan 8 ne garroehAs con clavo.
En- oil primer caso, no so andan con cdi-
quitss. cogsn las garrochas por grandes que
sean ItFis-sr&st y I&s haesn pedazos.
ARoche u sso do In una dada. oil regFesar
de an Joan, prssenciamo OF, ,bisn, pesAr nuss-
tro, IAN intsPesautfsIma operation.
decimos nuestro psssrr porque OIL GA
EPuaje tuvo que detaRerss, c&us4ndonos esto
Ia corrssp5ndisnte demora. mfsnsrAs los guar.
dfas exa,nipabar Las gafFochAs rompfAn srIs'
itrAsl las que oatentRoAn en- uno de sus exsre'
mos al nefkndo clavo.
Y lca1n qre venfamos rsndidos de cansan.
clio y de suano, ganosos da Isegar euAntos antes
O nnsstros respsctivos hogaresl
Y si6dasa que DO tratA de una iarga nils-
m de carros.
Psro Squ6 habfamos de hsesrf
#*~
Antes aua nuestrs eomodidad nuestra
conveniencia, astaban Il comodfdad&d 10
convAuten de los m&nsfstmon bu@yen.
YaQuslIog humanitsrios guardias, qus
tales haros, expusstos . In ineiemsncia del
tismpo, velaban en- mitad del e&mfun nn de
prosegsr sus abnegsdos Anxiiiares DEL nom
bre Sson los mismos qus repArtsn macerasos,
tenta tisso, esos semejsntea por ma paiAhra
de mas menosf
Aaf mos decfa m amigo, CON sobrada rs.
I6n.
lssrfa coss de YER q Iuchsusti, matador
de SAndalio Santiago en- pleRo dfs, rompiendc
garrochas o In una de 10 ms D. sna, sn despo'
biado para Hbrar los bueyes de ssa morsin-
G&G1Oulss.ss
Squ6 opinAn ds sstA medida loa guar
dias que, habisDdo sido carretsros. ssbsn. por
experienciA propia, que NO pusde prsscfndirss
en- cieFtos casos do la garFochap.....
Pero, como este as el pAfs de les vicever.
sAs, no 60 exsran1 que los snimalas sean objsto
de protscci6n especial y de TODD g6nero de
considefacionss, misntras se pone sn prActica
pos ntra parts Ia mkxIma que dics..... aAl pro-
iimo, contra una esQuine.S
OORTADlLLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
Al senor Rucabado

6ef1F don M&seo Rucabado.
Muy seh, mf1G
0uiePo poDer sn ga ecnoeimiento hschos
Nua oeuFPan On Sn f6hries dc tAhAc0s, y qua
Va. deaeopoee.
d. ani ss srrojan operGrios como 20 qus
cump,en coo su dsbsrs couocsn psrfscta-
maDNe an ohelo, poP coloeas otros que son
do IAs sfrnp1IfGs de los eapatGees.
Esa cAno se ha dah0 con migo, como sAs
ssfi1r RdcGbado, que vi. es no hombre de JUS
ticiA. 10 poDgo sn su conocimisDto para qua
eoVrija Ssos AbnSos, que no pusde msnos que
disgustAr Ai obrero.
e. Morales.
CaguaS, 4 de Julio dc 1.02.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
Los federaIes de Arecibo
EL SR MUNOz RIVERA

u, ArsOiho hsmos rseibido los siguisnsss
tslegERmaS.
Agost0 .,
observation-disclosures.
Opinion uD6uime paFtt 10 federal de Areei
DO, es eontPAVta q In admission renuncia quePf.
do q eAdsrS MCh E vera. oinf6n aeiAmAl3
RatiHcAndois con nhAnEa. Oomls6 trAbsia an sss
mism0 sentido.
Oorresponsal.
Agosto 4.
oomits cablegrani6 hoy Q MUn1s Rivera
FogSndole en- nombre federslas dtssrito, retire
dimisi6n.
Oorresponaal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
MAOUINARIA DE- VENTA

La Oompa1ia San Juan Light s. Transit
ttene de venta precios muy bsios la Of.
guiente maQuinaria;
l maquina y una csldera .port&til de Is
caballos de fuerxa.
1 maQulna sstactonaria de rs caballos de
fuerza.
i locomotora tipo caldera para maouina
superior; de concici6n esta en- primera clase
teniendO nueva tuberfa.
l molino para scerrar, con un gran surti.
do de slerras, especiaim ents ad ptadas pa.
n acerrar las reslstenOes maderas del pals
o loconaotoras muy convenientes para ha.
eiendas aEucareras.
10 tarros para cargamentos passieros.
Todo este mate rial esta de vsnts para
nbtenerlo, telefonear 6 dtrigirse por correo
Ia <Oompanfa San Juan Ligh s Trsnsty.
Telefono o. San Juan 2. B. Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
Obituario
OORTADlLLO.

Ha falleeido en- Mofovis In distinguida y
virtuosa dana dLf1a Oopcspci6n Barber, espo-
Colon.
Dofe Concspci6n Barber era una DANA q ue
hseiA honor q 10 soeiedad ds Morevis por sus
vlEtndaa.
DAmos nnestro pSsGms mas santido q nuss-
bro eorreljgionsrio don Jorge Colon, ssposo de
In nn1da.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
Hotel canauy yano

Sltnado en- Ia calle principal. So ofrecen
rrescas comodas habitsciones, mesa sxca.
lente. sarvtcio esmerado. sc admften ahonoa
por mensualidades. TODD precios rn6dicos.
camuy. Puerto Rico.
ANTONIO CASTILLO. Propietario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04

( Los anemicos, los fa~~ss
: quftices. loss~d s ~dttdCadOs con
Z xfseruencia de catarros, |
: los paludicos y cuantos
I deseen verse vigorosos !;
Z deben tomar la EMUL- ;
I SION DE SCOTT porque |
Z es ell medicamentO mas J
I valioso en- ell tratamiento !
( del raquitismo y anemla
( infantil, porque es un ali
: mento productor de grasa
J del mas alto grado: por-
! que es ell tonico yrecons-
( tituyente mas poderoso
: conocido. !
< Certificates de me-
< dicos 10 han dicho: para
< los enjutos de pecho,
Z para la tisis, resfriados y !
< catarros cronicos, min
Z guna medicina es mejnr
que la EMULSION I q
! SCOTT.
q SCOTT & BOVINE, Quinicos, New York.
u De venta en- las Bcticass
(A
"a
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e. sUEcGCA

Era judfo y estaba empleado en
oil Board de Sandal.
Pertenecfa, como sooio, al <Club
Fraternity>. Con motive del su-
ceso, el baile qua habfa de celebrar
On brege dicho centric se transfie-
re- para el dia IA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04

FL verificado aver tarde On Pta
de Terra, resulto IN fracaso.
La concurrencia no pasaba de
Glen personals.
Hablaron Salomon Dones, De-.
getau y otros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
RI0 PIE DRAs

Ha sido aprobado ell nombra-
mianto ae profesores hechos Dor
La Junta loca do destruction.
Sera maestro principal Laura
Gilestra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04

~. do RIA DEMocRACIA lamsntA pros
fnnoamsnta hnn senslose dssgFseie. poT tgAsAga
ga da uno Ga naastr0s bnsnos amigos hsca
voa0a sineeKca DcRqua 81 senlr H.Rnandsz ae
TepoF gs euapto nnsss. sin qaa aa hsak0 tsnga
mMy0Fea enm@aananmsAm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
AccIDEMTE nEsaRAcsano

En- Vega Baja. eI comsrciante
Gabriel Hernandez tuvo La desgra-
cia dc quese lie cayera IN revolver,
disparandose, y atravesaEdoIe al
proyectil una pierna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
SAN JUAN
Per TELEGRAPH.
8UICgDgO

hoy, q las once y media. On La
cerveceria situada frente a la pla-
"a 0e BaIdorioty -antes Alfonso
XII-el americana Alexandra No
ne, SO disparo dos tiros de revol-
Yer On ell pocho. hiriendose los
pulmones.
Muric instantAneamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
La MediCiina
del SiglO.

Los meritos que en-
cierra la Emulsion de
Scott estan en- las propie-
dades de los elementos
que la componen.
Ell aceite de hfgado de
bacalao puro que con-
tiene, ALIMENTA.
Los hipofosfltos de cal
Y sosa FORTlFlCAN los
hueSOS.
Su buena fabrication
hace que estos elemen-
] toS sean prontamente
] asimilables y gratos al
] paladar.
Por estaS razoneS to-
J dos los medicos del mum
) do prescriben siempre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
NOt1o1a,5

NOt1ciaS
Nus.tro estim ado ocorrsiiglonario lisenefa-
do doc 8 andalio n ,rrss Mongs. Ia sido nom
brsdo mismbro dc lR iunta losal de ssAioAo
de San Juan.
rsp6oIica douinisRna en- MAyagass. don IN
rique Russell.
El inspector de "a uunicipios. Mr.. Andrs'
Holta. ha sAlido para TAiardo.
A, meeting de BIO Can. fa.ron . pie mn
ehos fedsralss dc CAguAs. Eso % pAsrioaiamo.
ESQ 90 antusiasmo.
Tipos de cambio:
Londrss.....l 90 dIv z;ss
Vista sa.ss :
New-York, . DIV s.1e o 3
Paris, DIV p.3
ns.s..rs. n:sssa; 3 als . a.. ,7'f a '.x * Pp;gB
Hl visrnsa fuS musrto en- Santurca an
terrAdo en- la orila del mar, un psrro ai que
sa snpopfa atsesdo de rahia y, que, afortuna-
dameuts, no oeasion6 dsBgraeia aguna.
Mr.. Plsres, que sjsrci6 81 cargo de ooIsc-
tor de rentss tntarnas de BaTagnss. hA aldo
nombrado inSpsetor por IL Junta de elsccio-
mes.
IA sido nombrado iusx de pas sustituto de
Toa- alta, don JoAqufo Pefia.
I'm al mereado de New York, 20 eotiza sl
asdesr q los signisntes precies
CentrifugAda az
MaacAbado az
Han ingresado en- Ia ckrcal de Pusrta de
Tisrra, asiiio Oftix, condenado "a dfas do
arrssto. por aIterAr 10 pas p6oiiea JoaS Ssio-
mon GArcfs. . cumpir SO dfss por si deiito
de provocaeion.
Por diapssici6n de 10 oomisi6n de IL Poll.
ETA fnsular Quadan Reenganchados en- sl cuer-
po por OF tsrmino de dos ANS, guardias Jos6
Pusntss G. AYcfa, Andr6s Lsgana, Manuel Ma
riota, jose Sosa, Manuel Tsruel, Y Crissino
Morales DAviIa.
cios oralss. en- Ii Oorts de Dlssriso cue acid.
On Caguas.
Uao contra Ignaeio E.trada, por hurto.
Osro contra Andres Torres , Magdsleno
de los sntos, poE inffaccion.
Hafsllscido sn San German don Amsro-
sio MArchani, sasresario que fpe del sx-
ayuntAmiento de Hormigusros.
I'm 10 casa de don Angel oruz-Jaana
os incandioi ss supons que hAya sido fntsn-
ctonal.
V&rie vscinos de ToA baja, prssentan al
Comisionado de 1natrucei6n, IN sacrito soifci-
tando Sc estAhIsseA IN dissrito eseolar en al
cho poblAdo, por haberss re4andido ID junt&
sscoiAr del sxtinguido pushlo an In dc BAgA.
mon.
Han ingPssado en- In c&rcel de MsysgNsz,
los indiviIuos @ snaFo Ramos Jose 4 msida
Persg, Aeuaados de fooo asalto en- enadriiia.
La Emulsi6n de s:ott ss fndissutibleusn.
se 81 metoT msdieamsoto para curar los pade.
cimiensos de oifEsn ascrt faioso.
Asi opinA al !instrado doctor Fsrrer cuya
eonpatsneia m61ieA O. bisn cenocida en toda
10 isla.
Doz GabfisI Fsrrsr Hsrnandsz, Doctor an
MsdieinA , Oirugfs. MAllco del Hospital de In
Ooncsrcl6n,
CeYtifea: Q1s Ia Emusi6n de Scott de
Aseise do higAdo de bAcaIAo q hipt fosfsos ales.
limos prepFkrada par ioa sensrsa Scots i Bow
ne, 80 de los msdlcAnaeptos mas sn oogs, asl
YES 81 mas Fecomsndabis por au aAcacs IN las
eLfsrmsdades del apRrabo respirasorio. a6 in
discutiblsmente Ell major en- los padecimientos
de ffgsn sscF6faioso1
Z para qns asf conste donda couvsnga X
pids ~ presents. saa armA en- San Juan do
PusEso Rico. Aorii 30 ts 1894.
DR.. eabrtss FeTer Hsrnands..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
Agentes Generates

Boulton, Bills & Dallett, 136 Front st New-YOrk.
En- Ponce, MORALES y 90
En- San Juan, VILLAR Ga
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
will be taken for the poor.

will be taken for the poor.
Services at Meade Memorial Episcopal
Church Ch-i~t-1as Day at l0:30 y. NJ
Special collection.
There will BE- sunrise prayer meeting
at West-End Church this morning at 7:30
o'clock. The public invited.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
Mayor Fl. "A. Maurice left yesterday
for a Ten davs' visit In the conr-rv
n A. Jordan will have control of the
police question.
Mr.. W. II. washington. the popular
member of the firm of Washington &
Early. druggists. who has been sick for
few days. is much better.
Mr.. ". E Gill. Jr.. member OF the City
Assembly from the Fourth Ward. left yes
terday for Clark.v!lle and from there
TO his Old home in Petersburg. to spend
the holidays
Professor Joseph Bethel. of the Female
Seminary. IN West Point. formerly an old
Manchesterian. is here for few days
Mr.. Thomas Martin. weIl-knovn
sportsman in Manchester. now resident
OF Chesterfield county. was In Manches
ser YESTERDAY with five of the T-ast
hounds seen here for some time He has
resigned as masters OF the hounds be-
longing to Messrs- Baueilan and Martin.
and Will leave Tomorrow for Amelia coun-
ty to spend the holidays hunting
Miss Be-nice Fair VIII spend the holt
de vs In Glen Allen.
Mrs. Charles Stein. who has been III
for about two weeks. is conva!escine.
Mr. D. E. Baber. who has been quite
sick for the past five days IS reported
to be a little better
dislocatlon Of the elbow some days ago,
is recovering quite RAPIDLY.
Rev Benjamin Dennis, i Eastor Of Meade he
two wagon loads of groceries and other
nice things Tuesday. the congregation
OF the church giving their annual Christ
mas Offering 10 the mrrh, beloved "as.or.
Mr.. J. H. Meigs. popular employe Of
the American Telephone Cornnany in
Manchester. will spend the holidays in
Baltimore with his brother.
Mr.. Andrew Tonet lost $40 on Hull
Street last night. He would aporec ate
it II any one would return It TO him
Miss Eta Sampson. a popular young
lady of Manchester. will visit her ho7'e
here for the holidays. returning from the
State Female Normal School at Farm
Vile.
Mrs. Joseph Clary ard daughter will
spend the holidays rere.
Mr. Frank Ar.nistsad. VINO has been
critically i'll for the past two weeks. was
abba to ha on the street YESTERDAY
Miss Gertrude Allen. the accomplished
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Alien of
Marry Cemeterv. will spend few days
with her uncle in Goochland county.
Iealie CARRIER got too fun last night
and had to be taken in until he sobered
up.
Willie Bowen will have to tell tNe
Squire what he dill last night this no n
ing He is charged with fighting on
Co-var1'n Avanne.
Mr. John Nelson and wife. OF HerdHr-
son. " c.. are Spending the holidays here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
HEARING OF THE
LIQUOR CASES
(
The Alleged Smuggling Affair is
Being Heard at San Juan,
Porto Rico.
By Associated Press.)

BAN JUAN, PORTO RICO, December
N-The examination of witnesses before
United States Commissioner Anderson, IN
the case against Leutenant-Conmandec
George w. Mentz. United States navy. and
Games Brennan, an employe Of the Coun-
try Club. who. with others. are charged
With smuggling wines and liquors from
ST Thomas on the United States steamer
L,lcas and the lighthouse tender Laurel!
was conducted to-day.
A case Of whiskey addressed to Cap
tpIn Andrew Dunlap. conmandant Of the
raral station here, which bore marks
showing that it had come from St Thorn
as, was introduced as evidence. Witness
es testified to having brought about TWEEN
ty cases of liquor from st. Thomas on
hoard the Uncas. October 22d, for Cap
thin Andrew, Lieutenant-Commande
Nentz. Civil Engineer Charles Parkes.
Robert Giles, government road con-
tractor and manager of the Automobile
Transportation Company. and a Mr..
I,owndes. There are two Lownies: one is
Charles A. Lowndes. a surgeon attached
TO the naval station. and the other Is
Edward r. Lowndes, captain in the Ma
Sinc Corps
It was not made clear at the hearing
which Mr.. Lowndes was meant. mes
reneer testified to having taken out
humber of boxes from Lieutenant-Co
p,ander Mentz's store-room and delivering
them to the driver of army wagon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25

vent two spirits rushing together In cling
ing. resound'ng OSCILLATION. Certifcatad
kissing. forsooth. Virginia chivalry has
bee, dealt scientific slap by tte mere
introduction OF such a ulonstrous bill. and
If its author sands fer re-eIection-vSsll.
We hope he will stand for reelection.
However. the passage OF a health kiss
law might prove the very triumph OF kiss
Ing and for that reason deserve encourage
ment The delectabieness of stolen sweets
Is IN nothing more perfectly exemrIifjed
than in this seductive habit and 10 give II
the added stimulus of legal viola lion
Would make life one long drawn oscuIa-
ton The honey of really infected kiss
would be too sweet for utterance.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
MAN WAS SHOT
DEAD BY WOMAN
He Attacked Her Honor and She
Used Pistol With Fatal
Effect.
CRv Associated Press.>

BUFFALO. n. Y, De; ember PA spe-
ci1l to The News from Bradford, Pa,
says:
Al Olivedale, & small hamlet near here.
yesterday evening, Mrs. Edward Burdick
shot John Ryan dead in de. ense Of her
honor. Ryan entered the WON ans rouse
du1iDg hsr lluslana's absence. She saw
him ming. and fearing trouble, got the
pistol out of drawer and he 4 1t un i :
her apron When he attacked her she
fred once at her g, S liant, killing linn
insta tly. a coroner's jury retu-ned 4
verdict OF justiiab heinicide.
Ryan, who was g borer employed
arcut Tire place, hid heen drinking heaV-
lily for several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
GLOBE COMPAN1.S BANQUET
This Firm. Expresses Appreciation Of
EMPLOYEES Faithful Work.

""S III I&k' cSooS ~ = $500 =
Employees Faithful Work.
The Globe Clothing Company, Seventh
and Broad Streets. gave their usual
Chrivmas banquet to their faithful en-
ployes.
Thirty-four "jolly good fellows" sat
down to one Of Colonel Murphy's best
prandial efforts. After satisfying the
inner man, Mr.. Dettelbach, on behalf OF
the firm. thanked the men for Their year
faithful service and said that only one
change was made in the working force
in the past year. and he hoped to meet
them all one year from tonight with
unbroken ranks. After wishing them 8
merry Christmas, the company dispersed.
The following were present:
Messrs. NJ. Arnold. L. Dettelbach, H a.
Taylor, w. E. Thompson. G. ". Brown,
E. Is. Cosby. J. A Stubs. I. l.. smlS H.,
S. D. Stern. ". 6. Crump. ]. B. Jones,
H. D. Lowry. G. A. Emmerson, c. c..
Sharp. l.. L. Dettelbach. Il. NJ Foster.
E. c. Head. r. L. Burnett. j. c. Puck t.
n H. White. ]. G. Artl,cr. H. z. White,
J. n. Mitchell, c.. G. Vance, W. E. Hen
derson. ". A. Stubs, ". ]. Wood. W. A.
Farrow. L. c.. Perkins. ]. Rothschiid-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
Big Tur,ip or Bio Y,rn.

Farmer Wingfeld. of Fenrico. has hesn
exhibiting some immense turn'ps that he
supposed would top anything raised On
Southern soil this year but Farmer
Wtnetield will have TO go way back and
take a seat if the Montgomery Adver-
tiser isn't just EARNING about an "A
bama turnip it has seen. The Advertiser
says:
"Tha turn,p Is Of the purple top va
rietv and weighs twelve and oae-Na
pounds 1t measures thlrtE-one trc'@S
in circumference and fully one yard from
the tip OF the roots TO the tip OF lhe
leaves
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
Personals and Bti. e..

Mayor Chase, OF Haverhill, Mass, VIII
auuress- q grand rally of iaooring men
II, this city on Monday. Jan. 10.
The Board Of Directors of the First
National Bank at a meeting held yestar
day, in addition to declaring per
cent dividend to the stockholders, voted
to distribute among the clerks OF the
bank (not the officers an amount ag-
gregatin $500. IN recognition Of their
earnest and successful efforts in behalf
OF the bank during. the past year.
Mi~s Waller Cooke. Of Fluvanna is
spending the holidays with the family
of Mr.. S. B. Woodan. No. SGT North
Eighth Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
Ch,r'es Warn r Taken III
NV AssocJs+e5 Press,

wy !1Ssoclated presS.l
ST. LOUIS. MO. December 24.-Charlee
G. Warner. vice-president and gene,a al
manager of the Missouri Pacific. was
stricken with sudden attack Of illness
at the MONDAY Club this evening Mr.
Warner. while at the table. sank uncon-
scious from his chair.
Physicians We're summoned and sue
ceeded after an hours work In restori-g
Mr.. Warner to consciousness. He is. said
MOTTO be seriously i'll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
Their Wage ircreassed,
lEv Associated Press

wv ! sS''C'.1''''l tISF'J
CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Dec. o4.-An-
nounce-oent was mada here tonight that
the wages of engineers. t1ro-nen. con-
ductors. trainmen ard station employees
Of the Alabama Great Southern nave been
increased from to 10 per cent, effective
December 1st This affects about $50 men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
CLOTHES FOR CHRISTMAS;
GOTTEN THE WRONG WAY

Some unknown man, perhaps a negro,
may spend to-day in comfort by wear
nr clothes belonging to Mr.. II. H. Pol
lard But if he does It will be without
the consent of Mr.. Pollard.
The home of Mr.. Pollard, Fulton Hill,
was broken into yesterday afternoon
during the absence of Mrs Pollard. who
was visiting a sick friend, and stole
IS. IS in money and a considerable quaint
ity Of wearing apparel. An entrance
was effected through the kitchen
window.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
A Pn thurn,us Reward

"At last" said the ghost OF Benjamin
Franklin. Il have had accorded to nv
memory a coveted horor-one that
think. has never come 70 Hamilton. Wash
irgton. Jefferson. either OF tire Adamses
or the gentleman with the large s'Sna-
ttIre- have had an amateur prize fight
or ramed after me.
And Immediately the abode of dtstin-
guisheh Sri-its began 10 glow with the
phosphorasHert light of yellow envy.-Eai-
timore American
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
TRYING TO SAVE BROTHER
He LOST HIS LIFE
nv Associated Pressl

AKRON. O.. December 24.-Roy and
Ea'l Smith, aged nine and eleven years.
respectively. We're drowned while skating
on pond near here to-day. The
younger brother fell through the ice first
ard the e'der brother was also drowned
while trying to save him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
DETECTIVE JACOBS HAS
MADE A SURRENDER
Rv Associate Press.l

NEW YORK. December 24-Detective
Joseph Jacobs. who was the principal wit
ness against Bucklin. Canfleld's alleged
manager. and other alleged gamblers,
wien they were arrested recently. and
for whom a warrant was sworn out,
charging him with perjury at the hearing
OF the gambling cases, surrendered HIM
self In the Yorkville Court to-day and
was held in $500 bail for examination on
Friday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
RI 7sia1 Crops Are Poor
(By Associated Press.}

(By Assoc1ated Press.}
ST. PETERSBUG. December 24.-The
condition of the winter crops In nearly
all European Russia is. regarded as alb
solutely bad. This condition arises from
the delay in sowing. which was due to
the late harvest and the rainy autumn
and winter. and the seed did not germi-
nate sufficiently before the advent OF
early and intense frosts.
The crop outlook is serious even In
several OF the southern provinces OF the
country.
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REVERSED HIS DECISION
IN GAMBLING CASES
CIV Associated Press.A

NEW YORK, December 2!A.-Arg7ln,e-ts
in the habeas corpus proceedings in the
case CT Jesse Lewiston. charged with
contempt Of court for refusing to answer
questions about an alleged gambling
house on Forty-fourth Street, were Tea d
to-day by Justice Scott who reserved
his decision.