The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18

est Poss biz WORDS.
NEW YORK, October 17.-Acefu!l
ouned nv Whitney and Madden and con-
si1ared bv many expert hocsemen TO be
the champion two-year-old of the sea-
son. will be sent to England IN a rev
weeks to keep his engagement IN the
Derby and other important stakes.
NEW YORK. October 17.-"The bisges
and hairiest headed lion in the world
the gift of little Miss Margaret Carnegie.
the daughter Of Andrew Carnegie. to the
Eroux geological Park, was a dlstin-
grished arrival on the steamship Penn
sy,yania from Hamburg yesterday. tils
name is Joe.
PITTSBURG. October 17.-Nine-year
Russell Hedrick, Of A1ckeesport, was so
bow-legsed that he could not walk for
the last six months, while for two years
previous he was unable to wear shoes
He was sent to the West Penn Hospital
where the surgeons broke both legs In
two places to straignten them
ROCkPORT, TEX, Oct ia flock Of
6. Geo sheep belonging TO G. a. Brundrett,
at Mathorda were driven by mosquitoes
into the water of Cedar canyon, anu al
but 400 were drowned.
The mosquitoes are so bad on the 1s-s
Ia,s that people have had to abandon
their homes.
sIMEsBURT, CONN, October ia me-
mortal chapel for Adelbert Stone Hay
son OF Secretary Hay, is nearly COM
pleted at the Westminster School here
from which he graduated in 1884. and
from Yale in 1898. His death by fall
from a window in New Haven. in June,
1901 was just after his return from his
successful career in the trying position
Of Consul at Pretoria.
F:ANBERG. BAVARIA. October IT,
Eurgonaster (Nayor) Brandt of this
town in the presence of the magisracy
and :, representative of the Bavarla2 for
cicn ministry and other distinguished
persons. to-day formally affixed the nav
coat -of-arrns of the United States over
the entrance to the office of the con-
sular agency here. in place of the arms
deslled in June by some person not yet
caught by the police.
BALTIMORE. MD. October 1.-THE
chestnut crop in Maryland and Virginia
is unusually large this year. The nuts are
selling here at about $3.50 a bushe!. but
will doubtless so lower in a few days
when receipts are heavier Reports from
the Valley Of Virginia. state that the
yield there is very heavy, and the aver
age price is s. bushel
| CJARKSBURG. w. VA. October IT,
Cooness and daring by a country maiden
Yesterday saved a passenger train on the
West Virginia short line from wreck.
a large log rolled down the hill and
lodged against the track, where the en-
CINE driver could not have seen it on
account of a curve in the road. 1t was
discovered by Miss GIinnie Martin. She
I.,:,riedly. seized a horse. jumped on its
bncb SWAN the creek and tagged the
train in time to save it from disaster.
The girl will be rewarded.
BALTIMORE. October 1.-THE authori-
ties Of the Johns Hopkins Hospital have
been notified that Professor Lorenz, OF
Vienna. who operated on Armour's
daughter. has accented an invitation to
visit their institution, and operate on
some difficult cases. At special clinic
conducted in Mercy Hospital, Chicago.
yesterday Professor Lorenz successfully
reduced five cases of congenital hip dislo-
cations. There were LOCO physicians, sur
geons and students present.
LINCOLN. NEB.. October 17.-For the
first time W. ]. Bryan enters public
disclaimer to the repeated charge that
he exacts compensation for delivering
political speeches. Mr.. Bryan calls the
charge ..inexcusable mendacity.'' and
says that during the past six years he
has given more than $4,000 to various
campaign committees. besides devotinY
| a considerable portion OF each year to
| roliuc speeches. delivered without
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