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The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

Willie. aged five. appeared at the main
with a venerable graybeard: GRANDPA
wanted to see the animals" he explained
to the doorkeeper. land had to come
along to take care of him."
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

A three year-old Denver boy insisted
on borrowing his mothers stockings to
hang up on Christmas eve. That young
in the world.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

II the size of the new Denver mint Is
to be increased the best way will be to
make II wider. deeper or taller. Il will
be long enough before It 10 finished.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

Figuratively speaking, the man who
neglects to remove the cost tag from
his new hat may be said to have price
on his head.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

Marshalls Remedy for Rheumatism IL
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falls. All druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

Adam had his faults-but he never
called Ewes attention to the superior
biscuits his mother manufactured.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

Do not suffer the agonies of Rheumn
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The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

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The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

A placard posted throughout q country
town announced the opening Of q new
theater as under the MANAGEMENT of
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

Perhaps the broom trust expects to get
brooms no high that witches will resume
their old practice Of riding them over the
steep1es.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

Don't be deceived by the sign. painless
Dentistry" Ii is the dentist who feels
no pain. Your pains will exceed his no
matter how much palms he takes.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

Newspapers that print love stories are
not 30 good for pantry shelves: the girl
putting them on always stops to read
them.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

To not believe Ptso's cure for Consumption
has IN equal for coughs and eolds--JonH
RoYna. Trinity Springs. Ind. Feb. u. 1900
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

The man who stole 40 900 worth Of
postage stamps was mista ken when he
thought he wouldn't have to do another
lick Of work.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

While 1t may devolve upon the actors
to elevate the stage. It will always be
left to the audience to raise the roof.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

Sweat or fruit acids will not disoolor
goods dyed with PUTNAM FADELESS
DYES. Sold by druggists, lOc package
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

Time proves all things. 1t has seen
Wizard Oil cure pain for over forty
ysars. Many people know this.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

"He too muchee by and by" is the
way the Chinese laundryman described
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

When a man offers you "a penny for
your thoughts" 1t may be because he has
no sense.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

Johnnie couldn't under:tand Ehy he
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

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The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04
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The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

SVIlVE REPAIRs for svery known make Of
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-01-11
Why Old Flats aud Houses Don't Rent.

Why Old Flats and Houses Don't Rent.
Real estate men and owners should
not overlook the fact that the Lake
View Gas Fixture Company, 233 Lin.
coin avenue, Telephone North 78S. re-.
finish old chandeliers, Uaking them
equal to new at very small cost. In
many cases after expanding money for
calcimining or papering, the chandeliers
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condition a. before, and are not In
keeping with the new decorations,
thereby spelling that which has been
done. when at q very small cost the
chandeliers, brackets, etc.. can be re.
finished equal to new. We refinish In
all the latest c0l0rs, such as polished
brass. gilt, rich gilt, old copper, polish.
sd copper. oxidised copper. silver and
gold.
We are also makers Of . nne line OF
gas fixtures at prices to suit the times.
Call up North 768. Our. agent win
call and estimate.
LAKE VIEW GAS FIXTURE CO..
- Lincoln avenue. ehica0a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
POLICE COURT NOTES
Many Gases of Sunday Opening Dis
nosed tf-Smail Gases.

There we're seventeen cases OF Sunday
law violation in the Police Court yester
day morning and in each instant the
sum Of $3.50 was imposed. When Henry
Samoll.a was charged with keeping open
last Sunday by Officer Howell. he got
Indignant and intimated that the police
man was not speaking the truth. He
was given an additional fine Of IS for
contempt.
Pat Ford was dismissed OF the charge
OF unawfully threatening to kill w. IL.
Pendleton.
William johnson tcolored) was tut
under thirty days bond as a suspicious
character.
Harry J Hunt, q vag. and for begging
on the street. got thirty days on the
rock pile.
W. H. Austin (colored>. charged with
attempting to strike Henry Lewis with
hoe. did not appear and an attachment
was issued.
j. Y. Barnett was charged with SLAM
dering Mrs. NJ. E. Dodge. but he mat
ter was arranged and settled by the Jay
uient of costs.
4..e case OF alleged assault against
Eddie Blunt. charged BY Lottie O'Dell.
was disposed Of by the Z. payment of
costs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
UNIQUE CAST
BEFORE GOVERNOR.
II QUESTION From Missouri IS
Honored.
WANTED FOR KIDNAPPING
Albert 6. Wells Alleged to Have Stole,
His Ow Ch,d-G overnor Monta-
1ue Returns to Nor folk Well
Pleas-d-capito' Gossip.

Governor Montague yesterday acted In
hi. official capacity in one of the most
unique cases that has been before HIS
FScel!ency since he has been in office.
1t was in the matter of granting rem
dition warrant upon requisition from
the Governor of Missouri for one Albert
G. Wells. of that State. who is cha. geu
with kidnapping his own eleyen-year-o old
child. the custody of which had beenfgiven
to Mrs. Wells. who sued for and obtained
a divorce. with alimony.
Sheriff Geo. ge .. Gibson, Of Howard
County, Mo-. was at the Capitol yesterday
and got the necessary papers and pro-
ceeded at once to Marunsville. where
Wells is in Jail. He will take him back
to Missouri at once and try him for his
life. the crime being a capital one in
that State. The case is an interesting
one.
According to the tovlal Sheriff, who is
a typical figure of the western CITIZEN
and o1ice-holder, Wells went to the
house of his wife on December 18th. who
had recently gained a divorce suit
against him. carrying with it the Gus
tcdy of their eleven-year-oid boy, to-
gether with alimony. and "stole away"
or kidnapped the boy. and bro! ght
him at once to Hartinsville. Va. where
he is now In custody. the father b Ig
under arrest upon the request Of the
Missouri officers. The alleged crime.
which is a capital one under the laws
of Missouri was committed In Howard
county, Of which Mr.. Gibson Is Sheriff.
Wells made his escape with his little
son TO ST. Louis. and then proceeded to
Virginia. He Is a native Of this ate
and has a brother living at Martinsviile.
Wells went to Missouri to live four
teen years ago. and married there.
Sheriff Gibson is sure he has stror5
case and believes conviction Will be easy.
He says the laws against kldnap ing
are very stringent in his Safe. and that
IL is necessary, on account of the fire.
quency of the crime.
Mr.. Gibson says he has had fourteen
similar cases since he has held the Of
fee of Sheriff. The old man is jolly
good fellow and seemed to be enjoying
his trip to Virginia
Governor Montague returned yesterday
from, Norfolk. where on Monday night he
smoke to a gathering Of Ter-Centenary
adv coates. His ExceIlency says he had
a fine trip and that he was accorded a
royal reception. Delegate D. L. Toney and
Sergeant J. G.. Saunders. Of Manchester.
called uron His Excelency yesterday and
sought the pardon Of a. w. Williams. OF
that city. who Is serving short term In
the city Jail for misdemeanor
Sheriff S. s. Curtis. Of Warwick, and
Mr. Floyd Hughes, of Norfolk, were at
the Library yesterday.
The annual report OF Commissioner OF
Agriculture Koiner is now in the hands
of the printer. It will be a very inter-
es:ins document.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
STILL AT LARGE
None # the ESQ ped Prisoners Hsvs
Been Loca &c.


Been Loca &c.
No clues as to- the whereabouts OF the
FIVE men who escaped from the city Jail
have vet been found.
Eliza Wallace. the negro woman arrest
ed on Sunday by Policeman Wiltshire as
an accessory to the escape of the five
men. was yesterday sent on to the gram
Jury. and besides placed under $500 bonds
tor twelve months
It was shown that the woman had pur-
G. ased the saw with which the prisoners
sawed the bar of the window through
which they made their escape. from j
S Liebert last Thursday night. and that
she, slipped It through the Jail door To
Charlie Spencer. The negro boy. Alfred
White, who was arrested on Sunday. in
company with Eliza. was released. as 1t
vas not shown that he had anything to do
with the release.
A negro prisoner. named James Pa
trick. stated that he had Informed the
guards at the jail of the presence OF a
long piece Of rope and a knife In the
Jail. brought there. he thought by Ell a
Wallace to Spencer. to aid him In hi
escape. The rope and knife were fourd,
and a closer watch was kept over the
prisoners.
It is probable that the City Sergeant
will. at the suggestion of the Common
wealths Attorney. inaugurate a set IT
rules. stricter than those now prevailing.
by which more care will be exercised in
permitting visitors to get inside the Jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
Weens Steamboat Go.

BALTIMORE FREDERICKSBURG AND
RAPPAHANNCCK RIVER ROulE.
Beginning sSnd astad 5uIs b 2etn; Steamer
WIZ Rea9P1PAHANNOCK RIVER ROUTE.
LEAVE BALTIMORE
From Pier . Light Street at 4:5S r. ~,
Tuesday and Friday tor freoerlchsooss
4:ao +. NJ. Wednesday for TappaEannock
and all landings except 1rvlnston. Weeetns'
NIorans Merry Point. Ottoman. Aillen-
4:3o P. NJ. Thursday and 20 f. M si sun.
day for Tappahannock and all landlnss
except Bay,,ort, Mi]lenbeck. Merry POINT
ot'ona leave cav :'Y TAPc.HANNocK.
nesday and Friday at A. Nj ana lnuls-
day at 8 A. NJ. stopping at all T r.iIs; ::
except will call At Bayport on 'uee''as
For Baltimore direct at P. N Wednes-
day making no stops except oroaHha
For Fredericksburg Monday at a. NJ:
leave Port Royal at 1880 p. NJ. arrive in
fredericksburg at P. NJ. tide permit
' For fredericksburg Wednesday at 70 NJ.
Port Royal at P NJ. arrive in Freder-
icksburg. tide permitting. at I3o P. NJ
For fredericksburg Saturday about l
For Norfolk Friday P NJ. calling at
leave NORFOLK
From Baltimore steam FdEket ~. 3
wharf for Fredericksburg and all landings
Sunday. a~-.
For Baltimore and all landings Monday
and Thursday at P. NJ. tide peTmitt'ng-
For Baltimore and all !andInss as lar
as Tappahannock at A. NJ. Wednesday.
calling at Urbanna Creek. Freight re-
ceived in Baltimore daily.
HENRY WILLIAMS Mgr Baltimore.
". D. SCOTT. Agent: Frede-ieksburs.
POTOMAC RIVER RO1'TE.
Begin Tuesday June Sd. Stea Ters Cali
vert and Potomac will leave Pier 2. Light
Street.. Baltimore. every Tuesday. Thurs
dav and Saturday. at P. NJ. for Atexan-
dria and WASHINGTON. calling at all OF the
usual landings. Re~irning Tuesday. June
a.. will leave Seventh Street wharf Wash
ineton. at 4 P. NJ. THURSDAY. S''-.day and
Tuesday going as far as 1Ieonar6town on
these evenings. Will leave Leooardtown
s A ~. Kinsale at IL NJ. M'ler's at
n. NJ. Grason'e al $50 P N and Racons
at 30 P. NJ. Monday. Wednesday and
Friday. arriving in Baltimore early the
following morning Freight received daily
- HENRY WILLIAMS.
Agent P~ltlr1nre.
WILLIAM NJ REARDON
Agent Alexandria. Va.
STEPHENSON &: BROS.
Agents. Washington. D. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
SESSION WAS SHORT
l. legislature Adjour"s and Members Go
tn 1her rom. IS to Rest.


to I he r rom IS to Rest.
There was a brief final session Of the
LEGISLATURE yeStei day, and then the Two
nouses adjourned tor Christmas, to re-
assemble for their long and arduouS
,ask on January 5th. Thsre were ten
House members and five Senator's pres
ent No business was done in The House.
Speaker Ryan called the House to OF
Ger No minister was present to offer
prayer. Clerk Williams began to read
tie journal of the session on Saturday.
bn1 motion to dispense with even this
form soon checked him The motion to
adjourn followed at once. and was cal
red Those ten members darted then
for the Capitol doors. which .hey VIII
darken no more until January 5th.
The faithful Senator's were few. Those
present were Messrs, Wickham. president
prc tam; George Wayne Ande. son. of
Richmond Lupton, OF Bedford; Garrett.
Of Pittsylvania, and Joseph Whitehead
Senator Wickham called the body to Or
del and Clerk Button began the reading
of the journal. This proceeding was dis
pens5d with. as usual A communication
was received from the Attorney-General
giving information about the title to
lands sold for delinquent taxes. as asked
for by the Senate Major And Tson holds
that owners have a right to reclaim their
lardS until the law gives the tax sale
purchaser t'c title. This was fled Each
Of tn. for members on the floor made
motion SO that the record would show
that they were present. AS Senator
N'lckham was in the chair and so stated
by the record. he did not have TO resort
tc the clever scheme Of the other faith
fu! ones
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
Richmond, tred9riclsArl &
Potomac Railroad.

sCnADvAL lN EJECT nuy. ~, 1869.
3'io a. IA. DAILY. Irvm ByrdStreet Station
for " 4shiuEton and beyond. stvps Ut Mhforu-
fredericksburg and Alexandria Stops Deco
yuan Sundays. Sleeping Cars L, Washington aud
s:4s A. Il. daily. from Matnstrres Station
tlosida AID Aetropoisan Limited 20: Wash:
insson and os , SIPS ar tred.ricsshury and
7:OO a. NJ, except Sunday. from Ella Sta
ton. recommendation tor Ashland aud .nterms
$500 4: n, Sunday only from Byrd-suees
Sutton s,t FOR Tor Wsshinssoo am; 6.vond stoHa a!
to Cherry u,ii. Inclusive. NesleS oecoqann and
Ale1andrla. Buffet Psr'or Car.
$50 a. NJ. except Sunday, from Bycd-stfeet
Elbs. Glen Allen and LEGAL stlons. Ashland to
Alexandria inclusive. Pnrior Csr.
I1.oa noun, except Sunu,!. 1rum Bsrd-Stsee,
ElDd. sIund. boswell. Milford. treuericAs-
burg ava Alexandria. bucct tArIo. Car. Con
ueets with Congressional Limittd
1870 2. IA, except Sunday. from BSrd-Steet
Station. scconuudatiou tor fredericksburg and
,uteriusdi"ss points.
for Washington and b-youd. Stops at Boswell.
tred.riek.bHr:: Brooks. WtdewatSr sud Alrzan-
dris Buffet Sleeping Car To eNw York.
625 P. H., except Sunday. from Elbs Sta
ton. ncrommodation for Ashland aud lnterms-
sos ?. n. daily. from Bsrd-strest Station
FOR Washington s1h v-yon' Stops at Elba.
Ashland. poswell. Milford. fredericksburg
Stops ut other str.iuns Sunday. Sleeping Car
Richmond to S-r York and Washington to
ii:l5 p IL. except Sunday from Eiba Sta
ton. accommodation for Ashland and interme-
TRAINS ARRIVE KICrIMoND-soUTHwAR
GAO A. NJ, except Sunday. at tha Station
Accommodation from Ashland and intermediate
points
500 A. H.. daily. at Byrc-strret Station
Stops at AlaSnndrin. OccnIrnn. Wl'ewntee.
land and Elba. Stops at otaar stations Sun.
day. Buffet Sleeping Car New York to Rich.
nond.
1925 A. NJ. except Sunday. at B:rt- Street
Sutton. accommodation from Fredericksburg aud
intermediate points.
Station. stops a, local stations. WASHINGTON
to Ashland. inclusive. Glen Allen and Llha-
20: r.. 81. daily. st Ma,n-stcret Station
Stnrs ut Alexandria Lnrton. Gccnd1an.J Qnantco.
FredericsshurE. Milford. boswell and Ashland
$500 P. H.. except sunday. at, Elba Estati
accommodation from Ashland and iu:crmedist'
s:4s 2. NJ. daily. a. Evrd.st-eetE Sta ton.
Sto,,s at Alexandria. fredericksburg: rosHeIl.
Ashl md and Eliza. slearins Cars from New
York sd w"AhinSton pis'nS x,,t,o,
Stops at Alexandria and local statinns. GUAM
tico to Ashland. Inclusive. Glen Ailrn aus EIba.
Buffet raror Car
1923 P. NJ. daily. at Mnin.Strret Station.
Florida aud metropolitan Limited Stops at
Alc.rndri Fredericksburg and nnRwsIl Buf-
fr' Showing Cars from New York:
HOO P. H.. except Sunday. at Elha statton.
accommodation from Ashland. e
W. P.-TArL0R Traffic Manssef.
W D. DIXIE. General .IsuS ger.
E. T. n. MYERS President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
CHRISTMAS DAY
NOT TO Be COLD
Weather Man Declines Yet to
Promise More
SHOPPING STILL RAMPANT
Streets Are Thronged and Merchandise
and Money Being Rapidly Inter-
changed-Ho'ica, Fore Taxed
at Post and Express Offices

1,nie the Weather Bureau was not
prepared last night to make a prediction
covering Christmas. Mr.. K. z. Young.
of the office. admitted that there are
signs of approaching rain inoications
point to precipitation in the southe- n
portion Of the S ate to-day and tonight.
and i, is possible that the conoit ons may
extend over tomorrow. though the
Weather Bureau won't be respons be for
tie statement. Richmond may possibly
escape. There will be but slight change
in the temperature.
Whatever the weather holds in store
for X nm nd, Ia wever, eSeryfod.
preparing TO celebrate Christmas after
the good old style. If hard bricks fall
keep back the people who have gone so
far toward laying in q stock for a
blowout and who do not intend to be
disappointed.
Last night Broad Street was even more
crowded than ever before. The crush
gets greater and greater Until one wond-
ers how so many can push along in SO
small a space. Stores We're packed and
damned and rapid transfers of money
and merchandise were made. If signs
mistake not there will he whol- sale OK
change of presents this year. At the
rate people are spending hard-earned
cash every body ought to be able to come
in for something. The people are es
eecially warned not to put tSeir Christ
mas trees near window curtains, causing
candles 10 start blaze.
AT THE POS1Or'F1CE.
The postonice and the express office
grow buster and buster as the hou s fly
by The volume of business Is probably
greater than ever before. a special
ho.Iday force has to be employed at
each place.
Practically everybody will have holi-
cay tomorrow. All the large plants will
close down for several days. Many OF
them will present their employees with
g. .stnas gifts.
Special church services will be he'll TO-
morrow among the Catholics the Epis-
copal,ans. and the Methodists. Several
masses will be said in every Catholic
church. beginning at a. NJ. At the
Cathedral Pon:ifical High Mass Will be
celebrated by Bishop Van de Vyver-
Collections will be taken in all the
churches for the orphans.
Among the Episcopalians services will
De held in each church. Special Christ
mas sermons Will be preached and there
will be special music.
Two union services Will be held by the
Methodis;s. one at Park Place. at which
the Rev. +. Fl. Bennett Will preach. and
another at Trinity. at which the pulpit
viii be filed by DR.. IA. E. johnson. a
similar service will be held at Fair
mount Avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
WILL REPLY To
THE CHURCHMAN
Dir. Hawthorne Well Have Some
tn ng to Say About Alleged
Misuse of the Pupil

DR.. ). B. Hawthorne, pastor OF Grove
Avenue Baptist Church, is preparing to
make leply to The recent editorial in
the Southern Churchman on the Misuse
OF the Pulpit" In which ministers were
taken to task rather severely for preach
ing on Current Events. Timely Topics
and the like. The repy will probably
be in the nature Of communication to
one OF the daily papers. which has also
expressed Itself upon the question. agree
ing with the Churchman.
The Churchman,'' said Dr.. Hawthorne,
probably referred to that class Of men
who. light-headed and i.reverent, make
a buffoon of themselves in the pulpit.
Nothing disgusts one more tnan such a
thing. But l do contend for a d.gnlf.ed.
leverent applica ton of the gospel Of
.--.ist to The life and actions OF men IN
the present day."
Preparations are being made by tbs
Christian Churches Of this city for mis-
5ionary rally to be held at Seventh-Stree,
Church in this city Monday. January 18th.
Among the more prominent speakers
will be the Rev. G. L. Wharton, the great
missionary leader. The programme for
he occasion will be as follows:
Missionary Rally. Seventh-Street Chris
tian Church. January l:.Iloe3.
10:1o A. NJ: Praise Service.
1890 \. NJ: Address-''The Worldwide
Scope OF Missions. Rev. c. o. Wood
ward, Petersburg.
40 A. NJ: The Divine and Human
Partnership in Missions. l. God Con
tribution to the Partnership, Rev.
Buxton, Norfolk, Va; p Mans contribu-
ion to the partnership, Rev. "A. J. Rem
-orth. Hampton
Hoo A M.-Address to nlinisters-Rev.
Rev. G. L. Wharton.
1l:l5 A M.-Query Box-conducted by
Rev G. I. Wharton.
2:3O p M.-Prayer and Praise Service.
$50 P M-The Children and Missions
Rev R. Bagby, Louisa.
800 P. M.-Piayer and Misstons-Rev.
L. A. Cutler. Louisa
$40 P M.-Reflex Influence Of Mis-
ions-Rev. C. P. Wi.hamron.
800 P. M-The Heroism OF Missions
Rev. w. F. Smith, Newport News.
$3.50 P M.-Our nswer--What Prev.
II. H Moore. Manchester.
$40 P. M.-Prayer for Missions.
Sis Address-Rev. G. L. Wharton.
The PRESBYTERIAN Ministers Association
made the following arrangement for the
week of prayer service BEGINNING jan
uary 4th:
Tho annual union communion service
will be held In the Second Church. anc
he Rev. DR. T. r. English. Of the Semi
nary will preach.
On Monday, January 9Th. the service
will be at the Third Church. with Dr.
Jere Witherspoon as speaker.
Tuesday, January 9th. Hoge-Memoria'
Church, the Rev. Dr. ]. S. McEiroy.
speaker; the Rev. ]. Calvin. alternate.
Wednesday. January 9TH. Grace-StTeet
Church. Rev Dr. r. P. Kerr and Rev.
r. NJ. Smith. speakers.
Thursday. January Sth. First Church.
the Rev. r. 5. Eggleston. speaker.
Friday, January 9Th. Church OF the
Covenant. the Rev DR.. A. L. Phillips.
speaker; DR.. Cecil. alternate.