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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26
A NOTEOF WARNING
This Time Adventurous America Hears
it from the London Times.
INV Associated Press. }

LONDON. Aug. 25.-In an editorial ar
ticle to-day discussing the present eco.
nonic situation in the United States, The
Times says that it considers that although
the commercial credit of the United
States is perhaps not quite so good as
it was year ago. and the actual sttua--
ton not entirely free from disauiet-
ing features. yet being favored with good
harvests and a promising cotton crop.
business prospects appear to be healthy
for another year. For the next few
months, at least. the big harvests OF the
United States will probably secure the
business world against the collapse CT
credit In New York but the paper con-
tinues: 'tCnless we are to accept the
new tangled doctrine that in soma nys-
ferrous way economic laws need not be
taken into account where America is
concerned the present state of things and
the present fashion Of finance cannot con-
tinue forever Mere magnitude OF re-
sources. however. dazzling to the I'M
thinking. will not save their owner from
embarrassment or worse. II he allows
liabilities to grow in excess to them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26
LOCOMOTIVE BUILDING
Census Reports Show Status of the In
dus,ry for 1900.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. Aug ga report Is
sued by the Census Office to-day shows
capital OF s4o,s1s 7aa invested IL. the man
ufacture of locomotive in the twenty eight
locomotive works reporting for the United
States in 1900. This sun, represents the
value OF land, buildings machinery. tools
and implements and The 1--we capital ut,l
lied. but does not include the capita,
stock OF any Of the manufacturing cor
porations engaged in the Industry
The value of the products is returned as
49,, 2e9,o4S: 10 produce which involved an
outlay of sl0,SS9ei4 for wages. sl5S9, S4l for
miscellaneous expenses. including rent.
taxes, etc. and s2ol54. S95 for material used,
mill supplies freight and fuel
In 1900 there We're twenty-eight establish
nents. the sole or chief product of which
was locomotives. At these works era
locomotives Of all classes were built, with
an aggregate value of s27.l2l. 0S3. compared
with 2:4os locomotives, valued at sla, 75o,-
s65 built in nineteen establishments in
1890: In addition 272 locomotives. valued
at s.. PIG. 1893. were constructed at twenty
six railroad shops. making a total Of 3,04e
locomotives. valued at $50. 3s7. 45e built in
ffty-four establishments during the cen.
sus year 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr.. J. J. Shore. travelling salesman for
Henry & Co., Washington D. c.. spent
several days with mis- parents In this
city. and has left for an extended South
ern trip
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Fl. Goetze. OF
San Francisco, Cal. are on visit to
relatives here, stopping at NO. COL North
Little Misses Jane Haynes and Ger
rrude Slumpf have been saving their
money for the benefit OF the ice mission.
They contributed 80 cents to-day to thar
worthy cause
viii begin at 5 p NJ hereafter on account
of the saortness of the days.
Mr.. J. A Heisier pr Pre-. 1;fI1 commits,
this city September I'd. after a stay OF
three weeks at the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs w Va
Nr Walter E Luck clerk for Samuel
z Dugr;us. LETT yesterday for New York
~ business and will be away ten days.
Mr.. A. B. Jones has returned to the
CITY after q delightful visit to Canada
Mr.. ant, Mrs J. W wilson. OF PITS
mouth. are visiting the formers parents,
No. s South Morris Street.
Mrs. Hugh Parr and her niece, Miss
PearI Lovette, Of Portsmouth, are tse
CHESTS of Miss Wilson. OF No. s North
Morris Street.
Mr.. G. Dray OF Portsmouth, is now
the guest OF w. H. Wi son.
Miss r,osa.ie Shafer. a we'll known and
ponuIar young lady of Chestnut Hill. was
operated upon yesterday at the, Virginia
Hospital by Dr.. Willie Dunn. She Is i'm
Miss Clark and Miss Roberts. OF the
Virginia Hospital. left yesterday for Rad
ford. where they will spend their vaca-
4 Decker was slightly injured about
the head and body at the Westhampton
junction yesterday afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26
A STREET-CAR PANIC
Fatal Result of One Which Follows the
Breaking Of the Trolley Wire.
Try Associated Press

(By Associated Presso
MEMPHIS. TENN, August 25.-One
person dead and seven injured is the re-
suit OF trolley accident here to-day. AS
car No. IS, soutabound. for jackson
Mound Park. neared the crossing OF Geor-
gia and Kentucky Avenues, the trolley
wire broke in front of it. The wire flew
around the car like a whip. The noise
made BY the burning wire caused a panic.
and the passengers made mad rush for
the door Conductor Jones was on the
platform, and was swept off by the fran
tic rush of men and women. The passen-
gers piled in heap on the ground, those
first out Of the car being in a s1uirrnin s
mass while those following. continued to
lear on the pile. When finally the mass
was separated Mrs. Newton E. Morris
was found unconscious. She died before
an ambulance could reach the scene. Mrs.
r. NJ Watson was conveyed to the city
hospital. where it is thought she will re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26
GERMAN LOVER WINS
Wealthy Chicago Girl Gives Up Bril-
liant Musical Career.
(BV AsSOciated Press

NEW YORK. August 25.-Giving un
musical career for the sake of the man
she loves, Miss Dorothy May Lothian
e wealthy girl OF Chicaso, hurried TO this
city and was married to-day at the LIT
tie Church Around the Corner. ro
Aaron Cromelin, who had come to New
York from Berlin to take her to his hons
there. Miss Lothian has spent several
years In Berlin, studying the violin. She
left there last June. intending to return.
Cromelin however. sailed for New
York and appealed to her to come r.
him. accompanied by her mother. Mrs
Lothian-Lyke, Miss Lothian arrived IN
this city this morning. Miss Lothian
agreed to marry at once, and the mother
gave her consent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26
: } IIT!T5!EE:

Nothing adds more to personal appear
, ance than handsome peariy teeth and
plump healthy gums. Alcalin preserves
and whitens the teeth, purities the breath,
heals ulcers in the mouth, strengthens tbs
gums, prolongs the service OF all filings.
prevents tooth-ache, and destroys all germ
life. 1t is free of acid, chalk, or pumiee
stone. 1t is a soluble powder, and easily
converted into q liquid. It is Six times as
good, six times as pure, and SIX tunes as
cheap as any other preparation ASK your
druggist for Alcalin.
Free Samples at Dentists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26
W. H. PEASANTS PROMOTED
Well Known Railroad Man Made Vice.
President and General Manager.

At meeting Of the directors or the
Ocean Steamship Company held in the
private car OF President John NJ. Egan.
of the Central, at the Macon Union depot
". H. Peasants was elected vice-prest-
dent and general manager.
Mr.. Peasants is ore of the best known
railroad men in the South. He was at
one time general freight agent or the
Florida Coast and Peninsula at Jackson
vile. Later he was connected with the
Seahoard In an important capacity ana
still later went with the Ocean Steamship
Company with which he has been asso-
ciated for many years.
The promotion is u1erlred one ana VIII
be learned of with pleasure by his friends
in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26

Earnei runs. Petersburg D. FortreSS
Monroe 1. Three base hits, B!ankenshtp
2, Clavtor .. Stolen bases. Towne. Miller
and Clayton. Struck out by Coe .. by
c arters L. Bases on halls. by Coe 2
H by pitched hall, B!ankenship. Time CT
game, l hour and 80 minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26
SOUTH CAROLINA PRIMARY
Several Candidates for United States
Senator and Governor.
nv Associated Press !

=
COLUMBIA, S. c., August 25.--A pri-
mary election will be held in this State
tomorrow. Senator McLaurin's success
sor is to be nominated as we'll as a State
ticket There are six candidates for the
Senate-Congressmen Elliott and Lati-
r,er. former Congressman Hemphill and
Johnstone. D. S. Henderson. State Sen
ator. and Ex-Governor John Gray Evans
The candidates for Governor are NJ F.
Ansel former circuit solicitor: DR.. H G..
Zimmerman. State treasurer: Congressman
j.. Tablet, D. c. Hayward and James H.
Til,nan. .Lieutenant-Go The last
named is a nephew of Senator Tilman.
The campaieu has been featureless eN-
cept for the severe arraigument Of Lieu
tenant-Governnr Tillman's personal char
acter and public career.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26

s.g1ed the arrangement drawn ur by T.
S Sharrets. providing for the substitution
OF specific for ad valorem duties on I'M
ports entering China Mr.. Sharrets is
now on lis way to this country with tue
treaty. The document viii not require
cction on the part Of the United states
Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26
General Miles is Going.
CIV Associated PressD

boSrON. MASS. August 25.-Wlth ref
erence to the statement that Lieuten-
ant-General Miles is going to the Philip
pine Islands. Secretary Cortelyou said
tonight:
General Miles Is going to the Philip
pine Islands with the permission of the
President to inspect army conditions
there"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26
ln,Separate Conventions
/. esoc;atad press

(By Associated PresSJ Co..
B. RENO, NEV. Aug. 2o.-The SILVER
party and the Democratic party OF Neva-a
Ga will meet in separate conventions 10
full State ticket. The delegates OF both
conventions are already here; and the
OF the Offices is being discussed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26
Fatal Accident.
iBy Associated Press. }

(By AsSOclated PrPSSJ
LAUREL. MISS, August 25.-Two were
killed and one seriously Injured as the re-
suit Of the caviug In OF a sand pit at
Taylorsville. local station on the Cult
and Ship Island Railroad. to-day. Three
miners-Henry Moore. Lee James and
Attras Mcdaniel, boy Of twelve years
were taking sand out of the pit fifteen
feet below the surface. when the earth
caved in. instantly killing Moore and
Mcdaniel and severely iniurins James
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26
Fast Time From Norfolk.
By Associated Press.)

HONOLULU. Aug. 19.-The American
ship Erskine NJ. Phelps arrived here to-
day from Norfo fn t a. tri in b the fastest
Vessel. She covered the distance in 81
days from Hampton Roads to Diamond
Head Honolulu. The best previous record
a German ship which game here from
Liverpool in 1N1 days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26

r-c,s Tia,, rae arrested by Officer Jones.
CHARGED With bo;ng suspicious charac-
scr P'an acted in a verv peculiar man
var several 6ovs here and as result
# the same will have some explaining to
do.
The ninn+een-rn ontrs-old child Of Mr..
md Mrs. George Henry. of Toler Street
Swarsho-o. died YESTERDAY. at its home
rhe funeral will take place from the
house this morning. being conducted bv
the Rev A c. vRerrvr7an. Intern.ent will
he made in Marry Cemetery.
Mr.. ( w. Gus a ponular emrlove of
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto-
wac TIai'road. IS snendine some time with
friends in Iynchbure and Bedford Citv.
a cahbv from Rlilev's. in Richmond
brought to Manchester last night two
voung men. orc Of whom is well known
hele and claimed afterwards that they
~culan't PAY him for the hire of his car
riage. He enlisted the aid Of the nolice
but the young man claimed he had paid
the cahbr the amount due him, and the
case was settled
Sharp Of the Fulton Brownies. has
signed with thh Manchester team. so says
Manager FdS'e Wavmack. 1.-THE fact that
Ina Brownies haze come back to the
league makes his appear strange, as
Sharp is one of their best men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26
Kruger 10 Resign.
(By Associated Press

(By Associated PreSS1
LONDON. Aug. 26-Cabling from Brus-
sells. the correspondent Of the Daily Tele-
graph says that he hears that as a re-
suit OF the conferences between former
Dewet, Botha and Delarey. Mr.. Kruger
il 70 resign the leadership of the Boer
people General Botha, adds the CORE
spondent. was unanimously designated
future leader Of the Beers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26
.PETERsBURG.e; Fl. MONROE.
A Good Sized Crowd Witnessed the
Game-Errors Few.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
TT (, i CRI1RG VA August 2S.-PE

PETERSBURG, VA, August 25.-Pe-
tersburg this afternoon defeated the
Fortress Monroe baseball club by
score of 9 to 3.
A very good sized crowd went out 70
see the game, tut the a. lag was too
one-Lided to be interesting.
Clayton and Banker hip seemSd to
have little trouble in finding Coe curves.
Evans in rig..t field made au vi
catch. Petersburg had only one error
to her credit when the game was called,
while there were seven against the WIS.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26
The Shah Departs.
lBy Associated Press.l

I:1SSOClttIeU 1eoS.1
LONDON, Aug. 25.-The Shah bid fare
we'll to England to-day after a weeks
round Of gayeties. He has gone to Paris.
where he will spend ten days incosnito
His departure from London was marked
by the same scenes as were witnessed on
his arriayI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26
SAM SMALL COLLAPSES.
He Breaks Down While Attempting to
Speak in Vermont.
(By- Assucia ted Press.

BRATTLEBORo. VT. Aug: 25.-The
State campaign thus far occurred here
tonight when a rally in the interest OF
Perciva, W. Clement, high license and
abruptly to an end by reason of the
cola pse of Rev. Samuel Small the chief
speaker.
The rally opened in the usual style and
Rev. Mr.. Small was introduced. He made
incoherent remarks and was led from the
platform.
make any explicit explanation of AIR.
He arrived here at 7:so this evening. go
ing at once. to the Auditorium to deliver
an address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26
The Chinese Tariff:
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c.. August %
Word has been received here that the
Chinese commissioners at Shanghai have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26

Mr.. J. J. Shore, travelling salesman for
Henry & Co., Washington D. c.. spent
several days with his parents In this
city. and has left for an extended South
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-11-26
Sam Jones on Booker.

! have beeo preaching, pereEri-
mating, IecturIng around over the
United Statet for 80 years. but /
thiuk the biggest, broadcast, high
est thing l have struck in all my
rounds hit Last Saturday night
at the Booker I. n ashinGton Nor
NAL institute, Of Tuskegee, Ala.
| arrived at Tuskegee on the
evening train. ana at s O'Clock,
IN carriages, with Congressman
Thompson, the Rev. Mr.. Trawick,
and other gentlemen, | drove out
TO the chapel or auditorium of
the school, and we walked in and
took our seats On the platform.
There were 2.400 students Ritting
before me, and a choir Of 200 he
hlnd US. 1t was marvellous
sight to look upon. They gave
us three sOngs-two Of classical
music and one along the line Of
the old-fashioned negro melodies
and with this one they we'll
nigh lifted the roof from the q eat
Gu'iGlDG. J was then introduced
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Bertillion, the expert, who won

Bertillion, the expert, who won
unsnvisble notoriety in the
Dreyfus case, has at last vindics-
tod his claims for his system If
detection. A mysterous murder
was com mitted In Paris latelyand
no clew was left by the murderer
except certain hnger marks on
window pane. The streaks
were photographed and enlarged
and Bsrtillon identified them "a
belonging to man who had
undergone the Rnthropometic
system eight years ago. The
man was found and arrested and
the murder has been proved
against him.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-11-26
To the Public.

Allow me TO say a few word=
in praise Of Chamberlain's Cough
Nemeay. / had a very severe
cough and cold and feared that /
would get pneumonia, but after
taking the second doee of this
medicine | felt better, three bot
ties Of 1t cured my cold and the
pains in my chest disappeared
entirely. | am most respectfully
yours for heath, Raip S.Meyera.
65-Thirty seventh st, Wheeling,
W. Va. For sale by J.F. Mackey
& Co.
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close connection At Chester win ~OUlunr.
hallway No. SO for Charlotte ana points north
and Scaboard Air Line "AjIguta Special" To-
hlaht" and p"iI.5 west Also with CArujIH.
Southwestern Sy. No. 10 for Lcuoir y. {
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BIGGEST OF LOCOMOTIVES.
Engineer Must Go Up Two Flights
of Stairs to Cab.
Tacoma, Washington, Ledger.


The Northern Pacific has re
ceivod the last Of a consignment
OF 81 Of the biggest engines in
America. The last one Of the
series arrived few days ago and
Tacoma, the terminus, has the
distinction of being also the
greatest railroad centre IN the
world in this respect. There are
as big engines elsewhere, in t1 os
and threes, but on no one line
and at no point are there score
Oh engines Ike the POO class
just received in Tacoma. Anv
ten o. those engines could have
done eli the railroad businese
tEer= Has to be douo here ten
year "ro, when tho Sage hens"
ua8d 20 crawl up 10 Weston with
eight and ten cars that could be
loaded into five modern cars.
wheels and al. The public secs
I,'.. of tnese engines since tney
are confined TO freIghtjng on tho
mountain division. ANY one u
therl can pull on p je7et trsck all
tAs Io~IcG cars that can DO i,unp
Iph,nI than, Ibo ,,,l, l,..-..
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-11-26
to the audience. was then ir-

| to the audience. I was then ir-
troduced to the audience, and
spoke for an hour and a half. l
am sure l never spoke to a more
respectful, attentive, appreciative
audience. After the lecture we
had other songs, and the enter.
tainment, not including my lee.
ture, was immense.
| have believed for years that
Booker T. Washington was the
leading colored man of the world
and / have always believed that
he was leading his people right.
l heard that he said to his stu.
dents some weeks ago: Now,
don't any Of you cherish social
equality. 1t will be a thousand
years" said he, "before you can
think and talk along that line.
You have got to put \ thousand
years Of industry, of history, o.
poetry, of science, Of achieve
ments behind YOU before you can
dare think of social equality,
much less talk about it,and," said
he, "if you get an Idea like that
into your head | can discover it
very soon. and you will have to
emig-ate from here" He said
You do not need To think Of how
social equality can be brought
about, but you need to think how
can | make an honest living aod
provide meat, bread, clothes an!
a home2"
Booker Washington is a gen
eral. He is more than that, be is
a king. He rules with abaolute
authority the thousands who at.
tend his school; his word IS law.
The disci pine of the school is
magnificent, and it takes great
generslship TO put twelve hun
dred boys in the same building
as pupils and run them with go
little friction.
Last Saturday night as I looked
upon that great audience of COL
ored students, | wished the great
world Of men could look and see
what | saw and hear what
heard. wish the world under
stood Booker Washin gton end
the great work h0 "a doing for his
race. | am told it takes over
100000 a year to pay the run
ming expenses Of thatsChooj, and
hls broad brain Inust not only
run that school but ralse that
mon ey, snd he il doing both, and
| verify believe that qa Mosea wa
a leader 10 the Israc'ites Of old,
so Booker Washington, by the
provideucs Of God, has been rais-
cd up as the leader Of his race.
l found Booker Washington,
socially, to b modest, retil ing,
and | might say humble, gentle.
! Inau. ie Chrusts nimsen upon
nobody. lie knows ms .place.snd
In his place be ls king. fils b,-
ograPhy is revelation, his work
, Is an inspiration, rad his succ,qe
is marvellous. | believe that uo
man can do these things except
God be with him.-News Banner.
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The Court Of Appeals of
the Distinct of Columbia has de.
cided chat Tie Capitol is priviieg-
ed and exempt irom the law in
regard to licenses. If this were
not 80 Congress would have said
80 expressly.
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gines, which could swing 500 tons

gines, which could swing 500 tens
up the 1 2 10 grades to Lester at
the foot OF the mountain, was
consldered wonder, and many
believed the limit was reached
as to size. But the Mogul and
Its load is not a mouthful to the
present "battleship," which will
weigh loaded nearly three times
as much, and rolls along without
apparent effort with 1000 tons.
If the freighting over the noun
tain were still done with horse
flesh, as 40 years ago, 1t would
take 10000 horses to do IN week
what a "battleship' does in a day
She carries 210 pounds of steam.
The "highpress" cylinders at the
front of the "tardem," looking
like young Is inch cannon, dis
charge into the "iowpress" Cylin.
ders at 20 pounds.
From end to end the engines
are 81 feet long, for, as the mas
ter mechanic ssys, "Since they
can't build 'em any higher, the
only thing they can do now is to
build EN- iOnrer.m Roundlv
speaking, one Of the engines
would run sli ihe mills in Tacoma
If it were not locomotive.
Five years ago the company re-
Ceived the first Of its "Ki0ndiker
engines, then considered a mas
tarpiece of engine construction
Though monsters in sIzo and in
power, the new engines exceed
them just 90 per cent. in both
dimensions. The "KIondlker"
exceeded the "Moguw by 900
tons up the grade to Lester, and
t..e"battleshlp" daily exceeds the
"h 'ondiker" by 200 tons.
- engines are not comfort
able for the engine crews and
have occasioned great deal Of
kicking. A bulletin was posted
yesterday cutting down the loads
OF engines, and still further or
ders the "battleshIp" will only be
required to draw 900 tons-stin
far IN excess Of anything which
has preceded them. The object
of the order is the speeding up of
trans during the great rush Of
business now on.
It is positively announced now,
as oftjmes before, that the hmit
Of locomotive building has been
reached. 1t remains to be seen
how many months 1T Will be be
fote the limit sign is torn down
and q higher one substiiUted.
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This signature is on every box of tho genuine
Laxative BrOmG-Q1ini1e Tablets
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To New York Via Rock Hin.

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L II. AIk ERT, G,M.. Wnshngjou y c.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-11-26
LANCASTER ~ CHESTER
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Bet wcen Chester and LanCastc,
Schedule In Eject Novcm Der 9th, 1852
DdiIU EUceDt iSunday.