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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
COukl Of APPEALS.
Case Appealed from judge WaddIrs Decision
Armed.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconvened yesterday at ten
o'clock. The following Judges wer. on
the bench during the day: Circuit
judges Golf and Simonton and District
Judges. Brawley and Keller.
The following cases were argued:
No as. Norfolk Sand & Cement Coz
Claimant of Schooner ..LavinIa V. Tuu.
Appellant VS.. Evan Owen, Appellee: ap-
peal from the Decision OF Judge Wad'
dill. sitting in the Court of Admiralty,
at Norfolk. Argued by Fl. H. Little, OF
Hughes &. Little for the Appellant, and
by Ralph Fl. Riddleberger. OF Norfolk
Va. for the Appellee, and submitted
No 49,. William B. Williamson. trus-
tee Of the National Bank OF Asheville. ".
e.. ct al. Appellants vs. American Bank.
ct al AppeiIees: appeal from the Cir
emit Court at Greenvilie. Judge Brawley.
nresi,.ine. Argued by NJ F. Ansei. OF
cothran &. Ansei Greenvills. s. c., for
apslIants, and by H. ]. Haynsworth. OF
Isayns,, orth & Parker. Greenville, 8. C.
Y'he next case in call for argument is:
No 4ea. Joseph H. Ching, Plaintiff In
error. VS.. the United States, defendant
in Error; in error to the District Court
AT Baltimore. To be argued by Wiliiaus
Is. Aiar5ury. Of Baltimore. Md. for tha
plaintiff In error and by John G. Rose.
81. s. Attorney. OF Maryland. for the de-
PENDANT in error.
The court adjourned until this n1orninG
at ten O'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
TO MEET COOK
COUNTY PEOPLE
Committee Goes to Charlottes-
vi.Ie-ArraEgements to Be
Completed Tomorrow.

Captain c. W. Westbury and Captain
Frank ". Cunningham will leave for
Charlottesville to-day as a committee
appointed by the citizens meeting tie
otner day to meet the Cook County
democracy, and to learn their pleasure
as to the character of their entertain
ment while in this city tomorrow. They
Will wire Chairman 0. a. Hawkins to-
night the result Of their meeting with
tic distinguished WtS.e.n Dehocr4ts
and Mr. hawkins will then indicate at
what hour he desires his committee to
meet in his ONCE tomorrow morning.
Until the meeting is held the full details
of the entertainment cannot be gwen
out but it is safe to say that a royal
reception awaits the distinguished par
ty.
Chairman Hawkins and Mr.. Fl. D.
Eichelberger, who is the secretary or e-e
citizens movement, are very active IN
their efforts to show Mayor Harrison
nave the active cooperation or large
and representative committee.
Following Is a list of the committee
men. all of whom are requested to at
tend the meeting in the office OF Com
missioner of Revenue Hawkins to-mor-
row at an hour yet to be an
nounced: Mayor r. NJ Taylor,
J. Stewart Bryan, ~ X doldefpy,
Jr., Henry Cabell, c. w. Westbury, 0. ~
Hawkins. J. S. Harwood, E. A. Catlin,
Isaac Diggs, F. w. Cunningham. Jud B.
Wood jefferson Wallace, G. H Phillips,
]. J. Crutchfield. L. L. Morris, j. Garland
Pollard, Henry W. Rountree, VI. NJ Nc
CURE, Col. w. E. Cutshaw, Robert Lecky.
Jr.. Marx Gunst J. D. Potts, Leland Ran
kin, D. A. Richie. T. c. Walford. Henry
Lee Valentine, H. D. Eichelberger, Sob L
Wihttet, Jr., James B. Doherty, Fritz
Sltterding. Major J. D. Patton, A Won
N. Rosenegk, Colonel John Murphy. z
H. c., Cabell, S. H Bowman, Judge >.
B. Witt, and D. c.. Richardson.
The distinguished party of Northwest
Democrats will be entertained in Char
lottesvills to-day. They will so from
there to Old Point, and after being en-
tertained there will return here over
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad at
1915 P. NJ. tomorrow.
They will leave here over the South.
eru Railway for the Charleston EXPOSE
ton at S o'clock Sunday morning. anu
will stop on their way at DanVliie anu
other places. Mayor Carter Harrison. OF
t-hica so, and Mayor Rose. OF Milwaukee,
viii! head the distinguished party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07


because the legal term control was used
In the report He asked if the State uio
not exercise a control already over I lIit-.
roads and every citizen within her# ooI-
der? Did that control extend to con1s-
cation now? Or any interference with tne
business affairs of any corporation OF
Individual, except in so far as spec .1
instances of outrage demanded such on
settled principles of the common law
.;udge Kendall nointed out other imag-
mary dangers that he alleged We're con-
sjured UP by railroad magnates and re-
peated by others to frishten members
from their duty.
Among them were the CRITICISM tnat
the majority report placed it In the power
OF the commission to take charge Of the
business of a railroad or to compel 1t to
build branch road. He pronounced such
objections as too ridiculous for serious
argument
SIMILAR TO SUFFRAGE.
Referring to Mr.. Hunton's expressed re-
eret that railroads in the past had taken
too strong a hand in the personal politics
of the State, the speaker brought out
demonstration Of applause in the west
gallery by declaring that the railroad
question was in one respect similar to the
suffrage question. Negroes were useful
and law abiding citizens when they We're
F. held IN COIlIIOl out LIley were uil1eIeHs
/. element when that control was with
drawn; the railroads were uppisf, exact
ing and arrogant whenever they recog-
nized the fact Of their mastery and con-
5 troll Of the people
He was proceeding to explain in some
detail the main features Of the majority
plan and to show that it was neither e1-
perimental or radical, when the hour OF
2 O'clock arrived and the convention adj
journed.
Judge Kendall had made very deep
impression by his argument, and was lis
tened to with the closest attention by all,
being frequently interrupted by Messrs.
Thorn, Hunton and Brooke He Will con-
clude to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
BROKE HIS SKULL.
coIor.d Nan Gould Not appear ID Court, and
Case Was lontinued.

Just an ordinary line of crimes passed
before Justice Crutchtield in the Police
Court yesterday.
James Garrison, Lucius Mayo and
James Winston (colored). charged with
assaulting Joseph Thomas with brick.
will be heard on the 18th. Joseph was
struck on the head and lost portion OF
his skull and was unable to appear In
court. He IS under treatment at the oid
Dominion Hospital.
Joe Bowles was up on the charge or
unlawfuly assaulting and cursing and
abusing and threatening ~ Baker lie
was dismissed
Wilson Mcdowell (coIored) was said
TO have threatened to shoot with pis-
toll Mary Mcdowell. but nothing cana
of the evidence and the case was dis
missed.
The same result came of the case or
William Johnson (colored). who was said
to have taken a dress valued at s. and
cursing and abusing Fannie Perkins.
Tho case OF Virginia Miller tcolored)
charged with assaulting Rosa Rlcnard-
son with a brick. was continued I'LL to-
day.
Charles Haskins tcolore6 was dis
missed Of the charge Of hitting Peter
Green with an axe handle
Robert Wood tcoloredl will explain the
charge OF hitting Dean Cartwright on ths
sth.
Esther Bradley (colored) will endeavor
to prove that she is not SUSPICIOUS
character on the 18th instant, and Ben
Jones will try to do the same thlnS at
the same time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
GOV. MONTAGUE
RETURNS TONIGHT
May Arrange for Virginia Day
at Charleston Wills
Away.

Governor Montague will return NON
Charleston, S. c., tonight, and will par.
ticlpate in the reception and entertain.
ment of the Cook County Democracy to-
morrow In His Excellency's absenc,
from his office yesterday but little OF
interest went on there. Colonel Hun,
Chipley was among the callers at tins
executive office. Messrs- Ritch.e and Big
ger were on duty, but they had but few
callers. 1t is not unlikely that Governor
Montague will, while in Charleston. ar
range a date upon which he Will With
his staff adm family visit the Exposition
later on.
The date settled upon will be known
as Virginia day, and this trip will! I'D
the first one OF tne new Governor, ae >on1-
panied by his staff. AL the meupsr4
are expected to so and much interest
centers around Che trip Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Fairfax Montague and Lieutsnant-Gov-
error ard Mrs. Willard will be in thG
party in all probability and Mrs Mon.
tlgle will accompany her distinguished
husband.
1t is likely that some day III April
will be settled upon for the trip Tie
Board Of Visitors OF the V. III. l. made an
order Wednesday night allowing the cadets
to go, and in all probability they will
act as an escort to the Governor. Els
EGCelenCy VIII, OIL course. fudAS oil sib-
dress III Charleston, but the details OF
the affair will not be arranged until tha
date is set.
Eight extra clerks are engaged In tht
First Auditors office, preparing statistica
for the Constitutional Convention. Tbs
statistics will show how many negroes IL
each county and city IN the State PAL
taxes on 800 worth of property and ovei
and were called for By Il resolution of thS
convention. Those engaged in the IVORY
are MessrS. w. A. Loving, @. w. CatietF
T. p Scott ]. E. McKenny. r. t. Daniel
H B. Owen William Simpson and FL I,
Owens The work will probably CONSUME
some weeks.
Mr. E. J. Craven. superintendent of thu
State farm, and Assistant superintendent;
of the Penitentiary Morgan were YESTERDAY
sworn IN for their new terms by Mr.. G,
Lee Moore.
They were commissioned by Governor
Montague few days ago.
a short cut and otherwise, are complain
ing about the ice and snow that has not
been removed from the walks. Great dir
ticulty is experienced in some places II
getting along.
Dr. A E. Truman. who will shortly BIZ
succeeded by DR.. Holmes as physician to
the State farm, was at tho Capitol yes
terday. He thinks of taking a post grad
uate course in his profession in New York
city.
The following notaries have been com
| missIoued: Charles s. Maers. of Cape
Charles; r G. spratley, OF Pesersbursi
The following charters have been re-.
| corded in the office of the S. cretary o!
| the Commemorative: The Warwick County
| Social Club. Paff Shoe Co.. of Alexandria.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
MAKES CHILDREN BRAlNY.
EroOf About Feeding.

It has been proved times without num-
Der that properly selected food will build
up the brain The testimony Of a school
teacher on this subject is good. The let
ter is long and only the Important facts
will be given.
while was teaching school in 1888.
a little girl in the household where |
lived was very fond OF Grape-Nuts and
would eat all she was allowed. noticed
that she was remarkably bright pupil.
There were five other children. all Of one
family, that were so marked in their
work. They were really the brightest
family ever knew, so l questioned TO
find what they were using. They replied.
Only Grape-Nuts.' learned upon fur
sher inquiry that this was their chlef
diet for breakfast and discovered that
their luncheon consisted generally OF
Grape-Nuts with cream and little rrult
II had suffered from dyspepsia mead
aches and general debility greatly and
as T knew. nv diet was not well selected
7 took up Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food
and carried it to school for luncheon.
soon discovered change in my condition
and found that Grape-Nuts afforded NOR
nourishment than bread. meat eggs or
ANYTHING that could take in my basket
After luncheon would feel strong and
bright for the afternoons work while be-
fore I had frequently been half Ill
SIN the spring Of 1900 went to college,
rented a room and boarded myself. sub
sisting largely on Grape-Nuts and can.
not speak too highly Of the food as a
brain nourisher. At the end of years
schooling + obtained a position in one Of
the ward schools in this. q, college town.
and am well and happy.
s.The wife Of the college principal tells
me that there is no food that agrees with
her as well as Grape-Nuts and that testi-
mony was repeated by a lady friend in
my own home.'' Name given by Postum
80 pnff1a C:reek Mich,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
Art Club Chartered.

..rrhe Art Club Of Richmond. Va" has
been granted a charter by Judge Well
ford in the City Circuit Court. The pur-
poses of the club are to advance the
knowledge and love Of art among its
members by exhibition OF works of art,
to give lectures upon all subjects pertain
ing to art and literature and to promote
tha interests of the club in kindred ways
The capital is to be $50.
The names and residences Of the officers
FOR the first year are: B. T. johnson, pres
ident; NJ. j. Dimmock, vice-presldent;
Mrs. 3. Lorraine, secretary and treasurer,
and an Executive Committee as follows:
A. b Jones, A. B. Clark, P. H Bruce
Adele Williams. Helen r. Johnston, Bes-
sic Catlin, Julia Woodbridge, Katherine
:ArcIntire Elizabeth Williams and John
Rutherford, all Of Richmond, who, with
the president and vice-president, constr
tlute the Board of Directors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
A WON DERFUI sUBsTANC E
Produeed BY Mature Found Only ID Virginia

Extract from the famous book Random.
Recollections of Long Life, BY the ven
cradle Edwin Scott. P eIl !, 9 }. by
Besides ID in sS7S While was absent, my
son was taks1: dangerously i'll. and died
early in august four days IoS after t my my f fe
he was the active outdoor man IN our
bank. But IN addition just then occurred
the violent political agltatfion ana cleo.
radical rule. absorbing the time and atten;;
ton of our people and nearly stopping all
business, and .hl2ally In. Neysmber was "a
stomach and kidneys that had troubled me
many years, which prevented my. proper
and necessary attention to the >, oitic c:s ana
had indigestion. dropsy and complete
arrangement of the digestive organs and
was confined to my bed 1or zen montns.
when I expected to survive but a few
hours. Under these circumstances, which
I could not possibly have foreseen or pre-
1878, my only daughter sharing in the loss
with my other creditors. From this dan
gerous condition, when my eng q y; was cyl ",
unconscious for several days. relief came
almost mirac,lously. Dr.; Talley: whose
skillful attention had. Win the Dlesslns
day. Of a remedy that had been PRODUCED
in this way: A man near Abingdon, Y a.:
had drawn from spring. o az. 81 81
it was reduced to a pint. He then went
a ike Quantity, Which was treated in the
same manner. These pints OF wat IN, ne
mixed together and by evaporat1on Pro Pro
duced a Substance in color and consist,
puttty Gni trouble Ver
kidney dropscal affection etc t. It It was a.
called Ironal, an abbreviat ton or iron ana
Alum, of which it is largely composed.
To the surprise of every one It proved to
be a specific for these diseases, as was
certified to by such men Bishop Pierce
ordered some Of this singular medicine.
'"The dropsy in my limbs had been In II
my arms showed nothing but IT.! skin n, and
Bone and all my nerves were seriously al
fected Yet small dose of the 1ronal in
a single night carried. off all the accumu,
lated water. leaving the skin all loose and
shrivelled:. A few doses relieved me of the ne
dropsy. The kidney and stomach troubies
disappeared, and In the course Of a month
/ crawled out to the front door From thai
time on my health gradually improved
and has been since as good as any y ones ne,
at my time of life. The effects Of this
remedy were so happy and wonderful that
I record them here for the benefit OF hui
l.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
Prof Goodrich to Lecture on satord.y Mig

Prof. Goodrich TO Lecture on Saturday Mig BIT.
Professor c. L Goodrich, Of the N. &
A. Institute, viii give the third lecture
on nature study at old "All Saints
Church on Saturday evening at $50. un-
der the auspices Of the Richmond Educa-
tional Association.
The lecture of Mr.. Goodrich Will be
well Illustrated. and will give practical
suggestions as to soil and seeds, plants
and their habits and tastes. To the teach
ers who wish to direct the steps of their
pupils into natures fascinating realm. this
lecture will be most interesting. and to
the public generally which is cordially
invited to attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
MILITARY TRIP.
Richmond Soldiers pr,larng to Go to the City
of Charleston,


The Richmond Grays and Company F,
of the SEVENTEEN Regiment, are drilling
nightly In preparation for their trip to the
Charleston Exposition. The officers and
men are determined to deserve the COM
mendation both Of Richmond and Charles
ton when they visit that city.
Tho officers have conceived the patriotic
idea Of making their visit to the EXPOSE
ton a. means of advertising Richmond's
great advantages as q. commercial ana
manufacturing city. They have in cour- 9
of preparation a short sketch Of R1ch-
rnond. showing what it is doins In the
manufactures, jobobing and wholesale
trades; it's lead in banking and financial
affairs; its home companies in all lines
Of business, and its rapid strides towards
leadership as the Southern metropolis.
The matter is being gotten UP in nice
shape, and will be circulated along the
route to and in the city of Charleston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
Negro Drops Dead.

Joseph Jackson, colored, dropped dead
Yesterday afternoon about 1880 o'clock
at the Richmond Locomotive WORKS.
Death was due to hemorrhase OF the
lungs. 60.
The man was an employe Of the South
er, stove Works, and had been sent to
the Locomotive Works after some PIG
IRON
coroner James viewed the body at the
works during the afternoon. after which
II was turned over to his relatives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
vIGoUouS RuRRING

9TH DIXIE Nerve and Bone Liniment will
c,1ra rheuma tism, neuralgia. pains in the
hsck shoulders sides and joints. 1t cures
when others fail. 1t is the Best on
Earth,' for sprains, strains and all pains.
1Inexcelled as horse liniment, as
number of horsemen will testify. Price
for q large bott'c &c everywhere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
Has Located Here.

The Rev James "A. Duncan, late OF the
Virginia Conference. who left the min
istry to engage in the insurance business.
is located In this CITY, He is in the Office
O. Mr.. Howard Swineford as general
mRnaser Of thu Equitable Life
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
$500. II ssoo,55o Ii
Days Casualties.

A white man named Richard Carson fell
into the dock near Seventeenth Street
Yesterday about noon He was rescued
and sent home.
Major Brooke had his back badly
sprained yesterday morning at z O'clock
at No. 14o7 East Canal Street. He was
treated by Dr. Foster. Of the ambulance,
and left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
SICK HEAD.tHE URED

and its return prevented by Dr.. David's
7 iver pills. BEST on earth" for constl-
nation. biliousness. Indigestion, dyspep-5
STA and all stomach and liver troubles.
ch;15ren as well as grown folks. take
thaIn and all are cured. 25c for a box OF
., mis- everywhere. Owens & Minor
Drug Company, Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
ha!lrodd Notes.

w. S Battle, Jr. has been transferred
from the Norfolk Division of the Norfolk
and Western to the Ra4lford Division and
his headquarters charged from Peters
burg to Radford.
The regular meeting OF he Railway
and Steamship Clerks Association will
be held to-day at $3.50 P NJ. at Pickett
Camp Hall
Comptroller L F. Sullivan has just Is
Issued the following comparative statement
of the gross earnings of the Chesa peake
and Ohio for the fourth week in January.
1902, s446, 075.oo; 1901, s4,21e.17; increase.
s24159.12 For the month OF January,
1902, 81. 1880. 1857; 1901. s1,22s, 1887; in
crease, S1O2, 1870
MIR Edmund Janeway, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Chicago, N1i'waukee ana
st. Paul Railway, with Philadelphia head
quarters was in the city yesterday.
w. A. Cox, general agent at Phlladel-
mia Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway, was in Richmond yesterday.
I. n. Bortle, division passenger agent
of the Northern Pacific at Philadelphia,
| was in the city yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07

Mr.. w. II. Roland has resigned as man
ager for the Postal Telegraph Company
at Danville on account of i'll health.
Mr.. Edward W. Stone OF Norfolk, mas
been appointed to succeed HIM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
Saenger Halle Farm

Saenger Halle Farm
by the
Gesanyerein Virginia,
u and yure Best girls are Invited to a
barn dance On
Monday Evening. february 10. 1902.
the fddles will beGin To play At $50 pm.
the boys And girls must dress Like
country folks Or "go Way back and sit
DOWN..
you people had ought to Bring your
small change with You. AS there will be
hot yictuals for those Who are hungry
And have a quarter each to Pay For
them z
Rude l. Only those who are attired in
country costume will be allowed on the
door. This IS positive. ss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
0ASECRIA.
- The Kind You Haze Always Bau1f
tzn.:rs' H2NzzGx
sEElttAT YOU GET

RI. genuine DR.. David's Cough Syrup
and accept no .sjust as good (so-called)
remedy that an INSCRIPTIONS dealer may
wish to force on you. Dr.. Davids Cough
svrup is nut up by Owens & Minor Drug
Company. whose name appears on the
orange colored carton. Price 25c for
Il rye bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
Notes About Business Men.

Mr.. Ralph Levy, OF the firm of facets
e. Levy, left yesterday afternoon Tor
Cuba, where he will visit his nephew. NJ
Keene Jacobs, a resident of Havana. he
will be away from Richmond a month,
visiting st. Augustine and Savannah en-
route.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07

Mr.. George ]. Stoneman has been ap-
nointed agent for the Prudential lnsur-
ance Company at Columbia, Va, by
Blackford & Wilmer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
IrnnaI Tablets

is the medicine alluded to by Mr.. Scott;
No medicine has ever furnished SO grand
a testimonial Ironal Tablets are guaran.
teed to cure all stomach llver Rlones
bladder and bowel troubles, or money re.
funded Price 81. trial size, Csc. at ali
DRUGGISTS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
desangyerei to Eulertsin.

most unique entertainment will be
given by the Gesangverein Virginia
at Sanger Hall on next Monday
r:isht. The following invitation, printed
on brown wrapping paper. has been sent
cut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
q Asro@TA.
,.a,, III. The KIad You Ha1a Always Bougt
9 , :; n z1a7zx
.LAGI.IPPE COUGH

Cured by DR.. David's Cough Syrup OF
rure pine tar. horehound. WILD cnesry'
sta Large bottle go everywhere.