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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
DEATH FROM DISEASE
Young Girl VINO Came Here to Wed
Swl etheart Dies in Pesthousa

In the desolate pesrhouse nury.r-,
sound, i've miles outside the CITY of
Elcnmonu. beneath q new-made mound
thee lies I've Dudy of a girl whose mis-
sion to Virginia ten days ago Was not
70 meet deatn so nurrIpic. but TO find
and we'd the man Sly, iuyed. and to
Whom Years ago, at nvr hulut HI Penn
sylva!ha. she mad gwen her heart and
her life In the city. dosconsolate, and
Crushed by The snatterlns OF his hearts
dream, the desuiate death OF the girl
he loved, and a res1.lzat.un Of the dread
full happenings Wltnli, the Very days he
had planned 50 happily to spend as a
honeymoon. is the young man, from
wfose very side death sna tched his
bride
rll,. young cir, was Miss Sophia
Ruder, of Antrim, Pa. who ten days
ago came to F;lchmonu from Rochester,
n. Y, where she wa svisiting to ecome
the wife Of Mr.. Rowan Ruder of No.
sos East Broad Street
All arrangements had been made and
they We're 10 nave been married at the
Cathedral within a day or so after her
arrival in the city.
Upon reaching the city she was ILL.,
and bsing taken to the boarding house
OF her fiance it developed that she had
contracted smallpox. At her bedside the
young man who was to have been her
husband remained so long as she was at
the house. but the physicians orders
that she be removed to the City Hospi-
:ai separated them, and not again did
he sse his brGe-elect.
From the hospital. when the disease
vas clearly defined she was removed in
th@ night to the pest-house. and there
tie end came, without a friend or a
loved one near,
The girls death isl said to have been
sudden and unexpected. as her case was
a slight one, but her strength was eX-
hausted. and a collapse meant her death.
Her death waa told to Ruder on the fol-
lowing day when he finding his way to
Tic desolate spot. braved chances of
disease to learn Of her condition. She
is dead and buried hs was told.
"Where?" was his faint question. and
he was shown to a spot still more de-
serted and lonesome
Parents of the young woman We're no
titled of her death. Health authorities
s.v the case was contracted either in
Rochester on en- route to Richmond; GER
tainly not here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
GRAND LODGE OF
MASONS ADJOURNS
Body's Final Session Continued
Far Into the N lht Very
Harmonious Meeting.

The Grand Lodge of N1asons Of Vir-
gina, which has been in session here
since Tuesday, adjourned last night
shortly after II o'clock, having COM
pleted all its work. The final business
meeting convened yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock at the Temple and continued
in session until the late hour of ad-
journment. The attendance was not so
large as at the opening, but kept up re-
marably well, there being possibly 200
members at the Temple during the af-
ternoon and night.
To-day there will be a general exodus
of Masons returning to their respective
lodges. enthusiastic for the advancement
Of Masonry in Virginia. The closing ses-
sion was harmonious, there being no
contentious to mar the meeting and de-
lay the completion or the work before
the body. Grand Secretary George W.
Darlington, after last nights session,
said this meeting of the Grand Lodge
has been one of the most harmonious
and satisfactory ever held. The body
will meet again in Richmonod On the
first Tuesday in December. 1908.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
SPEAKER REED
IS CRITICALLY ILL
Setter Late at Night Than in AT.
iernoon, but His Condition
Causes Grave Concern.
Try Associated press.D

WASHINGTON, Dec. AT II so
O'clock tonight the cond. ton of ex-
Speaker Tomas 3. Red. who has besn
I'll here since Tuesday evening. was re-
ported to be critical. Dr.. Gardner. one
OF the attending physicians. gave out
8 bulletin which said:
Mr. Reed suffered from some deg ee
OF uraemic ca.na during the ternoon
hut his mind is again clear this evening
His aopendicial symptoms Q !api ~
subs ding and his Appendicitis Is u It an
import, Mt fac or in his present con it on. y
DR. Gardner was not disp Sc 10 ak
about the case tonight nor 10 add any
thing to the bulletin, saving that 1t con-
tanned an exact sta ernent Of Mr.. kefu S
condition He did say. however. that Mr..
Reeds condition was -critica. but that I
was better than at O'Clock this alter
noon in some respects Mr.. Reed. he
added. was better than last night a d
in some respects he was worse. lie was
better so far as the appendicitis symp-
toms were concerned. but the u-ae~ &c
features gave the case a graver asn- ct.
DR.. w c. Goodnow. Of Phi sd iphi',
sss called in consultation ton an
expert DR.. Bshop. one of Or. Gard
ne s assistants. will remai1 with Mr..
Reed during the night. Kidney comp'i-
taticrs we're observed this mo ne. ard
The physicians are endeayoring to ward
of uraemia as a result Of the kidney
trouble
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
Mr.. G|LL|S WRITES
TO CITY FATHERS
Urges Passage of Liquor 0rdi-
nance Now Pending in the
Committee.

Several of the members of the City
Council received by mali yesterday af-
ternoon a circular letter to which is
signed the name of Mr.. II. A. Gii1is,
who is superintendent of the Richmond
branch OF the American Locomotive
Works, in which he asks them to sup
port a. resolution, now pending. compell-
ing the saloons to remove all screens
and distractions from their doors and
windows during the hours when they
are supposed to be closed. Just what
effect this communication will have upon
the Councilmen is not known. none of
the caring to talk regarding the pro-
posed legislation.
Mr.. ellis says that the ordinance pro-
posed can in no way possibly affect the
saloon men. provided they are not vio-
l.ting the law, and he earnestly hopes
that it will be passed.
In concluding, Mr.. ellis pays his re-
spects to the Council as whole. but
intimates that it might be well to re-
move certain members of the board, y
presumably the Aldermen. despite that
this body voted unanimously for the
Minor investigation.
The conclusion follows:
II may be mistaken, but believe that
the people of Richmond are perfectly
sc tist1ed with their present councilmen
and Board OF Aldermen as . whole,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
RACES AT NEW ORLEANS
Shoe Fly and Pri &c Blazes Winning
favorites
Glinam. y.
Dickinson.
tRy Associated Press.l

tlfE Associated Press.1
NEW ORLEANS, La. Dec. 4.-Shoo
Fly and Prince Blazes were the winning
favorites, and after his race the latter
was run up TO sl.l00 and bought in by
his owners, Durnell and Herse sum
mary:
First race-five and one-half furlongs-
Shoe Fly (S5 to - first. Puredale az to u
second. War Cry Is to u third Time
Iii %.
Second race-selling. seven furlongs-
Brandy Smash g to y first, Sarner G.
TO y second. Scotch Paid as to 81 third
Time. 1:41 %.
Third race-selling. six fmlongs-Op
tional a to u first, Moroni o to y sec
ond, Russellton 10 to II third. Time.
l::;a 30
Fourth racc-six and a half furlongs-
The Lady Q3 to - first, Jack Denund
6 to - second, Travers g to u third.
Time 1870.
Fifth race-selling. five furlongs-Ma-
,hilde Is to y first. Agnes Mack a to -
second, ST Vitus (25 to u third. Time.
los So.
Sixth race-mile and seventy yards.
sellirg-Prince Blazes q to y first. Elan
eur az to y second, Flop e TO y third.
Time. 200 50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
CL.aCH-HOMES
Beautiful Marriage Ceremony in the
Bovdt n Meth dit Church
tsonrInl Dlsrntch 90 The Times.D

tSnnrini Dispatch 20 line ilfatsl
ROYDTON. VA, Dec. 4.-The Ira~rfaSe
# Miss William Elizabeth Hon aid
ar. Walter Lewis Clalk, both Of this
,lace. took p ace heie yeste. day morn
ng in, the Me holist Church. The r ".
r. VIM, of Norfolk, assisted by the
Rev. 6. II. Lambeth, the pastor Of the
church. officiate The service was
solemn and impressive and the sce1e
unusually pretty as the bridal pa ~
marched in and grouped around he
chancel. which had already been arts
tically decorated The chance was en-
twined with ca la lilies and white chry-
santhemums AID eve. green's, tie c!.uf II
dalkened the pulpit lit up with ca dl s
aid here and there palms and 20 I d
plants were paced, pre- ing pleas ng
and lovely background. oyerh rEl g
the chancel and underneath which the
couple pl!ghted thei. t-Cth, was huge
bell of white Oh ysanthelnums suspend q
from the ceiling.
The four ushers. b E. Ccgbin, e. l..
Toone. W. E. Carter and J. 70 and
Beck, entered. then the bri es1'aids d
Eroomsmen in the following order: Miss
Laura Townes and c. Easkias, Jr.;
Miss Mabel Borden. of Goldsboro, n.
c, ana Mr.. Mari Cobb. NJ IS
Lucy Cole, of Wilmington, n. c..
and St John c. Goode. OF Boylton;
Jr, of Bovdton Aiiss Virsi'ia Jones. of
Norfolk Va. and w. p Hami ton, OF
Rocky Mount. ". c.; Miss E. Bla.kwe /.
of Ash and Va, and c. L. Homes. of
Boydton, Va; Miss Frances Com ton, of
Chase City and a. ". MCGEE, of Cla ks
VILE; Halle Williams. OF Boydton Va,
and Warrington Wood, Of C!arksvil.e,
Va
Little Misses Marion ard Marshall
o'> la
Mildred Homes. CO.'S OF the br d ca
ried the ring. Miss Helen j. Homes, sis
ter of the bride. was maid of honor. ard
c. Thrones Clack. brother Of tie groom,
was best man. Judge ". Z. Homes,
father of the bride. gave her away.
The bride has. many accomplishments
and is a favorite in social CT cles. She
was a:tired in a gown Of crep d chire
over taffcta with duchesse lace tim
rninEs and looked lovely as she s'ood
before the altar. The bridesmaids wore
pure white satin stripe crepe. each car
irving bouGue.s of chry"anthemums.
The groom is a prominent young bust
aess man and son of the late r.. f.
Ciack, for many years the clerk Of the
court OF MecElfnburg.
TUESDAY eNenirg an elegant reception
was held at Judge Homes, which many
friends attended. quite "a number be ns
from distance. lmmed ateiy after the
ceremony the bridal party left for New
York. They viii reside here On their
return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN
BY THE JEWISH WOMEN
tBv Associated Press,

BALTIMORE. MD, December AT
the bust ess session oc the convention
OF the National Counci; OF Jewish Wo-
men. held to-day. officers Tor tha cIsl.-
ing year were elected as follows:
President, Mrs. Hannah solomon. Hi
rois; First Vice President. Mrs. Hugo
Rosenberg. Pennsylvania; Second Vice
president, Mrs. Moses Goldenberg. Mary
land: Recording Secretary. Miss Ger
tlIde Berg, Pennsylvania: Corresponding.
Secretary. Miss Adie American, New
York. Treasurer. Mrs. J. g. Judah,
kentucky: Auditor, Mrs. Ben Lowen-
stein, Ohio.
Tomorrow the delegates and visitors
vii; be taken to WASHINGTON, where they
will be present at a reception TO be given
BY Miss Alice Roosevelt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
LINE BUCkERS BANQUETED
Richmond College Eleven Celebrates
its Oh enpion hip.

its Oh sn1pion hip.
The heroes of the Richmond College
football team were given a banquet
last night at MurpIy's Hotel by the
Athletic Association of the college.
The team having won the collegiate
football championship of the Eastern
District Of the State. during the past
season. the banquet was rendered then
as recognition of their we'll earned
honor.
The sturdy squad, in evening dress, pre-
scented a strilingly different appearance
in the banquet hall, than when clad in
their togs ready for a battle of the grid
iron. and though one had not known, it
would have been difficult to convince
him that 50 gentlemanly company were
heroes of football fields.
Professor j. Rufus Hunter presided as
toastulaster. The only toast was
hearty one to the team of 1902, proposed
l,v Manager Staples. and received its re-
sponsc from Captain Landlord. High
the glasses We're held. and deep they
the classes We're held and deep they
were drained to the long life and good
health OF the team. Those attending the
banquet We're: Professor T. r. Hunter.
nj. Landlord captain: R. T. Staples,
manager: L. L. Sutherland. J. H. Rowe
J. B. Webster. NJ c. Frazer, F. s.
Toombs. ]. l.. Powell, p P. Woodfin.
NJ. b Spiilman, w D. Morgan, Robert
Gillian. Q. w. -Anderton and J. It. L.
Dickinson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
The cHlLDaEN,s FAvoRlTE.

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ton they have to taking medicine The
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05

Admiral Sumner Concea|s His
Plans and Will Change His
Course at Sea.
nv Associated Press.)

PORT OF SPAIN, ISLAND OF TRIM
IDAD, Wednesday. Dec 3.-Rear-Ad-
m:ral Sumner has issued an order with
respect to the nuetrality of Trinidad
W ith the departure of the gunboat Eagle
this morning communication with the
shore ceased, and from now the move
nients of the "enemy's squadron will be
cloaked in mystery. " nile Admiral
Sumner has not indicated when he pro-
poses to sail, the understand ng among
the officers of the vessels under his
command is that the squadron will leave
the Gulf of Paria at 5 o'clock tomorrow
morning. There is a lighthouse at Boca
Grande. the exit from the gulf, and APP
prehension is felt that the keeper NAV
communicate with the United States
Consul, who will telegraph to Rear
Admiral Hisg.nsOn, commanding the de-
Tending squadron, the course and speed
of the enemy Consequen ly. Admiral
Sumner proposes, when out of sight OF
land. to change his course and speed
and then proceed to the port chosen for
the scene of the attack
It is often the case that the course
IF warships is followed by boxes and
other refuse thrown overheard There
fore Admiral Sumner has decided that
s1ch debris be put in condition to sink
1u,nedia tely when thrown into the sea,
or That it be burned. New code sig
nails for use day and night have been
arranged in order to prevent their be-
ing read by Admiral Higginson.s scouts.
Though his squadron is stronger than
the one commanded by Admi, al Cervera,
Admiral Sumner declares that the prob
lem before him is more difficult tk:n
that of the Spariards. as the latter
were able to choose ports in Cuba as
well as in Porto Rico and tule5,a.
Moreover the Spaniards moved from the
Cape Verde Islands where Adj
miral Summers command is close and
is limited in regard to time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
CADAVERS ARE SCARCE
AND PRICES HIGH
(By Associated Press.)

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, December A.
A scarcity of cadavers for legitimate use
in the medical colleges here and in Louis
VILE. Ky. is said TO be impending. and
prices of bodies have risen to unheard
OF figures The scarcity is attributed
TO the Indianapolis investigation. 1t is
said that ghouls in the employ of the
colleges all over the Central States have
become apps hensive. for fear that a
general investigation is to be made, and
they are seeking other ways Of earning
a living 1t is said there has been no
BODY sna itching in Indiana since the in
vcStigatiCn began.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
Centennial of LEWIS and Clark.

PORTLAND. OREGON, Dec. 4.-The
BOARD of Directors of the Lewis and Clark
Centennial Exposition, has decided to adj
dress a letter to the Governor of every
State west of the Mississippi River invi1-
in. them to ask the cooperation of their
States and the transfer of their exhibits
from st. Louis in 1904 TO the Lewis and
Clark Centennial Exposition.
Congress is to be asked for s2,00o.00 and
President Roosevelt is to be requested
to recommend this sum in special mes
sage to Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
The Mosquito Was o scussed.

1ET Associated PreSs.)
WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.-The Sanitary
Conference of American Republics. which
has been in session here since Tuesday,
Chile was selected as the place of next
meeting, which will occur March Is. 1904.
The mosquito came in for share of at
tention during the closing session. and
several resolutions bearing on the sub
ject of infection were adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
Barre;-Gioson.

Miss Sallie Gibson and NJ William E.
Barrett were quietly married yesterday
afternoon at 5 O'Clock at the home Of the
lr;de's mother. Mrs Bette Fleet Gibson,
PAST CLAY Street. DIR. w. r. L. Smith
performed the ceremony and immediate
IN thereafter air. and Mrs Barrett left for
q Northern tour.
The bride is Il daughter Of the late John
Gibson, the well known contractor; the
groom a young business man. connected
with the Girginia-Caroiina Chemical Com
pdly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
Opera Priscilla.

A full dress rehearsal of the opera
Priscilla to be given by the McGill Cath
Ollie Union. was held at the Academy last
evening. Competent critics pronounced
presentation of the opera on the I1th In
slant. it is predicted, will be one OF the
finest amateur productions ever given in
Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
United States Consul is Ratified.
nv = ssociated Press.O

PORT OF SPAIN, ISLAND OF TRIM
dad. Dec. 1.-THE United States con-
sui has been authoritatively informed
through agents of the department this
morning of the enen1y'ss squadron It's
destination is uncertain. but it is be-
lieyed to be Porto Rico or Culebra. The
ships passed through Boca Grande going
slowly. There is no satisfactory fndi-
cations as to the course the squadron
will pursue - &
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
Streams Out of Banks.
fBy Associa led Press. ]

SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. 4-Heavy rains
have fallen throughout South Georgia
for four days. Reports from Bainbridge.
water courses are out of their banks and
houses in towns are flooded and bridges
washed away. At Valdosta to-day small
boy was struck by lightning. Railroad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05

though there may be few on the board
who should be removed. and as far as
car perceive through public sentiment
cur city fathers are going to receive the
honest and hearty support of the best
citizenship and feel that ma jority
of our citizens are good citizens. Trust
ing and believing that you will do all in
your power to assist in the passage OF
the ordinance, am,
.sH. A -GILLIS.''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
LAST GAME OF SEASON
Local Teams Will Play Foot Ball To-
Morrow at Broad>Street.

The last football game OF the season
will be played at Broad Street Park on
tomorrow afternoon between the Helgo-
mite eleven and the West End team.
The vic;ors will claim the champion
ship Of Richmond. Both eievens are
composed of Richmond youths who have
played the game and know its fine points,
The result should be close score, as
the teams are evenly matched.
The admission will be twenty-five cents
for gentlemen. Ladies free. Grandstand
free. Game called at $3.50 p. 81.
lielSomites. Line up West End
Robins .........right end Marin
Montsomery fright tackle. Richardson
Dickinson fright guard ........Davis
lSinford .........-centre >..-... .Dollard
Phaup .-...-....left half ........ Cullinan
Mcdowell ......cight half...... Knowles
Slater .......... full back -. L;pscomb
Call quarter back Herbert
Epps left guard ~. IIirshberg
Dew .......... left tackle. knightly
Crenshaw .....left end....C. c. Bodeker
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
Earle +. Srcw Years.

(By Associated Press
JACKSON. MISS. Dec. General rain
and snow storms prevailed throughout the
entire State to-day. Rain fell all night
and was followed by snow to-day. This
is the earliest snow known here In years.
Business Is practically at standstili.
telegraph wires are Frustrated ar>i rail-
way traffic has been impeded to soma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05

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s WASHINGTON. D. c.. December e..
AT o'clock 1t was stated that aTr.
Reed was testing easier. but that the
change in condition was slight