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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
Epwortl1 League Eoard-Rcom adjo1n-s
iag Epworth League room. Broad Street as1

= - -
Ing Epworth League room. Broad Street
church.
Committee on Publishing Interests.
Pastors study, Centenary church
The local Committee on Conferences
Entertainments has been organized With
the Rev. L. 3. Betty. of clay-Street. as
chairman and the Rev Jonn =. Bos-
mon, OF Park Place. as secretary.
BISHOP DUNCAN PRESIDES
The conference will be presided over oy
Bishop w W. Duncan. of Mississippi. for
me bishops. like the privates in the ranks.
are likewise is:nerant in their service
Bishop John c. Cranberry. who resides az
Ashland, IS also expected to attend. Many
men eminent in all departments of Church
wor.> in various conferences and many
veil-krown educators will be present ana
will make addresses.
On the Sunday during the conference
sessions the ptlpits OF tae various evan
sei!cai churches of the city are usually
preferred the visiting clesgSn1en. and 1or
this ore day the majority OF the pnlp.1s
of the city are occupleu by Aletsouists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
JAMES WATER WILL SPARKLE.
City VIII Not Defer Longer the Pu1-
chase Of Mechanical Filter.

chase or McCnlnlCH1 tEiteF
There is a move on foot in Council cir
clcs looking to Il bond issue Of 100000 for
the immediate construction of an up-to-
date and complete plant for clarifying
anG purifying the city's water supply
The idea all along has been to construct
q settling, basin and q cCagulatiOn ba5ln
as soon as the money could be provided.
but now the idea seems to be tc add
mechanical alteration plant at the same
time This will render the water taken
from the lanes when in its mlddiest
condition. clIar and sparkling.
When the question was first referred
to a commission composed of thu CoCn-
ell cororolttees IN Finance and Water. 1t
was only expected to provide for Two
basins. but within the past few days there
ms been a change Of opinion. aud low
it seems hardly a doubt that the complete
plant will be secured.
Superintendent Charles E. Boiling. Of the
Water Department, said yesterday that
the complete plant would cost the city
about 100000. All three of them at the
same time would mean an expenditure
OF 100000 saving just $4,000 by having ali
Of them attended to at once.
The "Clear Water" commission will meet
this evening at o'clock in room 5. third
floor of the City Hall. when the whole
matter will be considered and report
prepared for the coming meeting OF the
Common Council
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
TIE DEEP RUN CLUB.
DR.. Joseph a. White May Be Elected
President Tonight.

1t is thought that Dr.. Joseph A. White
Will be caosen president OF TUG Leg
kun HUNT CIuU s,L tne ineelns to.LasnA
at the w eSI.noreianQ Cluo. pI. nat1
,vt,s rnrrue,l,s u1es1t.ent OIL the club, aud
was a very popular Official. and II Ne VIII
accept tne huuuf, It Is unueiStoou tisel Aa
viii DE svieeteu at the Illeet.Ls lo-tt.S,'e.
among In. o.iier memUerS Inent.ohed lek
m. ;,I....,,t are nmr. Alian t3s>S anu As-s
PRANK ". Girls lldn-
me Deap ,lui, mounds will meet durins
The month OF November as ioitoWS.
= ,r,1Tn,v November lSL, t.eseryoIf. at
NJ. Wednesday, November otn. CAan-
lily at r. a., S1.utustS. Soseih NA
s.1l henLl.s, at K. VI, w euiiesusl5.
november l-th. Far Gfouhus' d p.oa..
=, S,tufttay November 10Th, Broo%
.,r1ust al Z 1. NJ, w euiieSuaS. .soVe.nosh
.l,,ln Lee monument, at r NJ Saluiu Wy 9
November Id, f>enne.s. al W.. w. !.
.eesf,;tv ..u.cIluer -otn, tteSersoif, al
=, NJ: SATURDAY, Noyeupef I9eAs 1sAs
Y 1SLa at / Z. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
BRAIN FOOD
Is of Little Benefit Unless It is Di

Is of Little benefit Unless 1t is Di-
gestca.
Nearly everyone will admit that as na-
| ton we eat too much meat ana 100 hll4e
of vegetables and the grains.
For business men. O1iice men, ana cleiAS
and IN fact every one engaged in sedentary
or indoor occupa tons, grains. milk and
vegetables are much more healthful
ONLY men engaged in severe outdoor
manual labor can live on heavy meat
diet and continue in health.
AS a general rule, meat once day is
sufficient for all classes OF men. women
nd children and grains. fruit, and Fese-
tables should constitute the bulk or Ioou
eaten.
Rut many of the most nutritious foods
are d;fncuit Of digestion, and it is OF no
.,se to advise bran wcrkcrs to Eat largely
| of grains and vegetables wnere the d;ges-
ttor, is too weak to assimilate them pro
perly.
It is always best to get the best results
from our food that some simple and harm
less digestive should be taken after meals
to assist the relaxed digestive organs. and
several, years experience nave proven
| Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to tbe very
safe pleasant and effective oisestlve
and a remedy which may be taken daily
with the best results.
Sluarts Dyspepsia Tablets can hardly be
called patent medicine, as they do not
act on the bowels nor any particular or
gan, but only on the food eaten Ihey
supply what weak stomachs lack, pepsln
aiastase. and by stimulating the gastric
glands increase the natural secretion OF
hyorochloric acid.
People who make daily practice Of IA X
ing one or two Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
,c,,,. n Y1,I,.-
fec. Digestion which means ? 71Ts -
There Is no danger of forming an injuci-
Gus habit as the tablets contain abso.u~ ely
nothing out natu Il GisHst'Vcs;; &C 81 I. E,
morphine and similar drugs have no place
N Il stoma oh medicine, anu Stuart #Da s.
speps:a Tablets are certainly the best
| known and most popular of all stomach
remedies.
ASK. your druggist for a 30 cent package
Of Stuart'E Dyspepsia ia blets and after q
weeks use note the improVeme nt in
health, appetite and nervous energy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
TRIAL B1TTlE FREE.

To convince every sufferer from dis
eases OF the kidneys, liver. bladder, and
blood that Warner Safe Cure will cure
them, a trial bottle will be sent ALSO
lu1ely free, post paid. Also valuab!,
medical booklet which tells about the
diseases OF the Kidneys. liver. and blad-
der, with a prescription for each disease.
and many of the thousands Of testimon-
tals received daily from grateful! patients
who have been cured by Warmers Safe
Cure. All you have to DO is to write
Warmers Safe Cure Company, Rochester.
n Y. and mention having read this libe-
raj offer in the Richmond Daily Dispatch
The eenuiness Of this offer is fully guar
anteed by the publisher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
DEFENDANT WINS III
N!NDE-R0GERS LIBEL SUIT.
End OF Famous Case in Freder-
icksburS-Onc Instruction from
the Court settled Matter.

FREDERICKsBURG. VA. October 30
tSpeciall-The witnesses for the defence
IN the Ninde-Rogers libel suit completed
their testimony this afternoon. and Tire
case. after argument and instructions
from :lc court was submitted to tho
jury One instruction. to the effect that
the plaintiff as 2 public Officer. had 10
show malice on the part of the defendant
70 constitute libel settled the Csc rs
DIR Nirde The plaintiff hod testified on
the stand that he ard I2ogers Ind hither-
to been good friends ard TINT he wos
the defend n:s family physician at the
time the article in question was written.
The jury. therefore acting on this in
struotion. found for the defendant Four
C,eo~se county by members of the Roard
of Health ard supervisors acoinst Rogers
but the IA ct of this one having been de-
cided in his favor. will force the others
TO be drODped
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
MIRAGE IN WASHINGTON.
rhe Dome CT the Capitol. Vastly En-
1ar-ed, Pictured on the Sky.

rF,e Dome CT the Capitol. Vastly En-
1ar-ed, Pictured on the Sky.
WASHINGTON, October 3t.-Scientific
circles in Washington are discussing the
wonderful mira sc which appeared in the
sky Yesterday afternoon to the south OF
the city. Thousands OF residents of Wash
ine.ton saw the manifesto ton. but it is
accounted particularly fortunate that oli1-
Gals Of the Weather Bureau had their
attention called to the rare occurrence IN
i,ne to view t and accumulate scientific
data.
The mirage was as clear and distinct as
If painted with gigantic brush on the
ky, and showed the dome OF the capitol
7uilding. surnounted by the Goddess of
.iberty, at point in the heavens opposite
the side of the building. The sky picture
was vastly enlarged. covering an immense
rrea Of the heavens. and the white dome
was thrown in sharp relief against the
.eep blue of the upper atmosphere.
The Weather Bureau officials had their
ttention called to the atmospheric phe-
7omena by telephone me ssage from
Francis H. Whitney. Postmaster-Genera
Payne's private secretary. who saw the
mirage while looking cut OF the south
yindow of the PostofHce Department
Realizing the rarity OF the manifesto tion
ne made haste to call it to the attention
# those whose observations M ht prove
productive of information Of value to the
scientific world.
The mirage lasted only seven minutes
and then did not fade away gradually
hut vanished as suddenly. as it had ap-
oeared The close proximity of the rnirag e
20 the object. reelected is considered as re-
ynarkable by scientific men. There are
well established observations of mirage
seen many miles distant from the oca ton
e the reality. but this is believed to be the
first instance. in this country. at least.
of a sky picture. clear in detail, and en-
larged in size apparently within short
dictance# of the object of which it wa 8 a
reflection The data taken by the Weat Their
Ruren,, officials as to the atmospheric
conditions which obtained at the time the
mirage was seen. with the deductions as
TO the exact nature and cause the phe-
nonen will be made public within q
Few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
CORPSE TOO BIG.
Has to BE Lowered from window
of PLAYHOUSE
Window

of PLAYHOUSE.
RpconvN, n. ". October o.-tSpe-
,,1,-a!rs. Dorothy Winslow. 40 years Old.
,.,own as the largest woman in Brooklyn.
no. found dead in her bed alongside her
mother at ner home. PSI Eckford street
to-day.
Mrs winslow weighed $50 pounds. was
.ee+ & inches waist measure, and feet
8 inches in height
areust Boch undertaken. OF No. 81:
,1,rha,tan avenue. r,,okiyn. who bar
.harea of the frrr-1 arrangements.
a-aa,Iv concerned over the ways ant
5neans of getting the body out OF tnt
house for burial.
II vii, be necessary to lower It fron
!, window of the fiat on the third moor:
,,bare Mrs. Winslow lived. In order e
10 This. easement will have to De knock
The largest regular coffin made Is only
-1s inches deep. and the undertaken nai
neen Obliged to put in a rush order VIE
= casIet manufacturer for one large
a,orgh for this case. The funeral WILL
be held Saturday
sIrs Winslow's husband, who died TIRES
90 ~ ago. was only feet In height. ana
weighed 10 pounds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rabse.

fE,-o-n Succrsa.1
rhe following table was worked out ny
a FIar-erd professor + IS !nterssting 20
look at. but ore is taanisul thas " is pos
i ;oc among the multiplication tables:
1 time 9 Plus . eaaais IL
- times plus EQUALS III
,,s times plus EQUALS HI
1ss4 tines PIES 5 EQUALS mn
,as4s times 9 pias 6 ecusts NM
1ss4ss times 9 plus Z EQUALS fi'tiu-
1ss.-s7 times plus equals HMM.
12s45sis times 9 plus equals llnllh
time plus equals 8. $500
Il t.rees plus 2 equals IS.
t2s times plus equals ST.
1ss. times phss i equals $50.
1896 times psrs s equals $3.50
1886 illness plus equals $500;
lsSts67 times plES equals sSssS$a
I1s sS5sS times Plus equals se77S0sss
81 ts7ss times q rtus q oqaloaR 1lf9A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
JONES AND ROOSEVELT.
Democratic Chinamnn Calls on Fres-
ideut and Talks Politics.

WASHINGTON. October Ex-senator
lanes X. Jones of Arkansas. chairman
az the Democratic National Committee.
,l,c ore Of the callers upon the PreSiden.
t @.a We He renamed with Mr.. Rooseyert
a considerable time. AS he left the Wits
House he said that he mad ealied mercy
n. paw his respects to the Pfeslds!le a..,
to to Co Congratulate him upon his recover!
from MS recent injury he admiel1s
having talked politics with the r 1ies1 sa
but ADDED that there was no poAieieaA ''s
nificance In his visit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
THE NEWS OF CHESTER.
The Lumber Business-Church En-
observation-disclosures

CHESTER. VA. October S0.-(Special.,
A large quantity Of pine and oak, "ooa y
has been handled by, the tarnVliie ana
Toowhatan railroad this month. con
siderable portion of this wood went 10
Richmond dealers while. the rest was
shipped 10 northern markets by water
Of wood at the Seaboard and Coast Lire
stations here has somewhat decreased II,
The mast ten days though a number Of
teams are engaged IN hauling II out 10
he lump in prices of wood several weeks
oro before the coal strike was settled
the persons VINO genera:Iy deal IN Woo:
have been making asih hau. cut The suppiv
rhcl,ld be reauy for use by the 10Th o.
January.
Mount GiIead Sunday school has ar,
,.angea an Interesting proera nine. ano'
III Give an entertainment Friday nigh,
- Clarl.'s Hall al Beach, me orr
of this energetic Sunday school IS 70 RAISE
- .,, - f. Christmas tree the school IN
tends to have Personal.
Mrs. G E Potts. Of Rtch ,,-a;t7d:, s Mrs
George 2, Eoe srssess. of ochre. visited
-r;a,ss bore "Wednesday.
Miss Celine Jones, of Bovdton. MscE!en..
, ,,er friend n Miss Edna Ruin, for ths
aes two months. will leave for her home
IN Noodav next. o+,o,,
NJ pora nc ,,c eco Ta Ein ssG faR
e,hen .,,;e niaca for some tive. is 70,
oav moving his family to Bolton Is on ~, the
Pishmond Fredericks.nrg ana rss ro,o, III,
ras,+;oo with the contra ctors. engaged IN
so,,b,e ira chirg the latter ro,d -
Mr. vanrh . r ssns1oa- m at Lvnc b
,x,ies south OF here has re.n~,et,
f rye n'' pieas o visit relatives at New
G,a ssow. Amherst county ro,st. line
~. - ,,era "a exnected 10 return to-
morrow from BUSHES trip e c c
big naral a..r T .eag,,e met last night at
The E,, VS., o ,,r,.e The meeting was
I.et -i~t wos decidedly t ne r ne ,,,o
Of me les se seen his morning, ard the ..
raa-snce Of things reminds one OF the
dead Of winter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31

cure a divorce from my wife. having beer?
granted a bill of separation years ago
The bill OF separation sets at rest tn.
question about the legality Of my deeds
without my wifes signature.
To-day Barton was arrested here charg
ed with selling liquor to minors. He wa:
released in 500 bail Until Saturday.
Rev ". NJ. hunter. Of Gainesville, Ga.
has accepted the call extended by tht
Second Presbyterian church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
TIE BLACKS DEFEATED.
Game at the Mania tia n

Consultation Game at the Mann1Itan
Chess Club Concluded.
NEW YORK October 30.-The consulta-
ion chess game at the Manhattan Chess
Club between Finn, Hymes, and Lips
chuetz, playing white, against Lasker:
Delmar, and BEDDING. playing black. was
concluded to-day when black resigned
after fifty-seven moves. The games was
!. Petroofs defence. The black allies al
one time might have drawn the game
out they preferred to play for win ana
N doing so they lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
cor L1CENsEs An WASHINGTON.
Several yir.inians in the NationhA
c.,itnl on Matrimony Bent.
Satloun1

WASHINGTON, D. c.. October So,-
licenses nave been Is
sued to the following eitSishohs; oonil
" " tns'Iou of t<icn.uogd. herman r
rhacker and Eva Jones, potn u isieD
moau: Grover c. Jones anu Lofllne q.
NorveIl. both OF Richmond
A pension of 81 mouth mas oeen AZ
,owed 20 David MeredItn. Wlo rscehtig
a;lsti at City Point Hammer Mei eaten, =
CIV Point, is allowed 50 pei -hohth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
WILLIAM YOUNG CONVICTED.
Warwick Jury Gives Him Twelve
Yenrs-yamcs Rartcn,s Denial.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. October So
.spealal.)-William Young. who shot ana
killed Lewis Jefferson in Warwick coun-
IS, End was given new trial after be
'ug convicted. was today given twelve
ears In the panitentiary for his crime.
James N. Barton returned TO Ne"poS'
yevs Today from New York. to face
he music Il will fight The charge o.
lll!ct cohabltation." he said Il VIII Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31

Large preserving pears. zoe. peck;
new Virginia buckwheat. pounds for
25c.; new crop New Orleans molasses. 4oc
ga lion; Lion coffee, &c. pound, at
S. ULLMAN'S SON,
1s2o-1s22 east Main street, and 506 east
Marshall street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
Children Like 1t.

my little boy took the Group one night.
SAYS E. D. Reynolds. Of Mansfield, O..
land grew so bad you could hear hin
breathe all over the house. | thought n
would die but few doses of One Mi'us
Cough Cure relieved and sent him ts
sleep. That's tne last we heard of TIN
GROUP One Minute Cough Cure is ahs:.
lutely safe and acts at once. For couSh>
colds, Group. grip. asthma. and broncnltls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
BOERS SPEAK OUT. Is Years Of Age'
HEALTHY kidneys And BLADDER.

Mr.. F. AZ McDonough. OF 81. south
Fairfax street. Alexandria, Va who is
q Years OF age. says he has kept his
kidneys and bladder healthy for the
past thirty or forty years by the u.s.
OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
what VIII the Clearing. Be:

The bank clearings OF Richmond from
Jan. /. 1902. to Oct. ]. 1902. show a total OF
What viii be the total Dec. 81. 1922
The clearings for August We're sl5,a5l
1888 and for September, SIG $50. 1853, IS. Il.
You come nearest to the total for the yea:
icO5 before Novs1 s35 viii be added to ter
first prize. Read the big advertisement
and act to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
WARMERS sAFE CURE.

a TRIAL BOTTLE OF THE WORLDS
GREATEST. KIDNEY CURE SENT Alb
SoLITELS FREE TO EVERY READ
ttR OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY DIS
PATCH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
CITY MERCHANT ASSIGNS.
west Broad street Dealer Protects

West Broad Street Dealer Protects
Creditors-Other Court Items.
William A. Benson. who has been con-
Quoting merchandise business at No.
10 west Broad street, made an assign
merit Yesterday in favor Of his creditors to
E. J. Vaughan. trustee.
The trustee is authorized to take pos
session Of the stock of goods and dispose
Of them at auction. The liahilitIes are
about a thousand dollars. The Planters
National Bank. Herbert Waldrop, Ada c.
Rcreon E. B. Taylor Company. and
French Mitchell & Woodbury. Company
are the creditors mentioned in the deed
of trust, which was.recorded in the clerk S
office of the Chancery Court yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31

that he was victim Of foul play. but
persons have been found VINO VIII testify
ldi,iUn. sitting on the SIDE Of the railroad
track. alongside OF MhIcn he was found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
q "a. SroR IA.
3a.,a +ba Tbs Kind You Hasa Always B91gfT
Signature At LG1y11z z1Hzz<m
&c tho Baby is Cutting Tceth

he sure and use that old and welI-trisd
remody Mrs W!nsTow's Soothing Syrup.
SOW children teething. It soothes the
child. softens the gums. allars all pain
l.ures wind collie. and IS the hest remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
FOR MORAL IMPROVEMENT.
Conference of Negroes begins 1ts
S.ior Mt Houston. Tex.

HOUSTON, TEX. October CA con.
fe-e,ce of negroes began its sessions hers
+o-day. The convention Is made up OF
about zoo delegates from various parts
al the state and has been called 10 con-
slider racial problems. The first day was
devoted to morality and number OF
addresses were made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
ENTOM3ED TWO MEN.

Fatal Result of Premature Ev-
plosion.
sNNrsTnN. Al. October so,-A!'sn5
Ore and VII. Weeden. Wnise men. Wills
working on a grade for the Eastern s .sI..
way. OF Alabama. were kiisea sssa sl'.ss.
cent OF a premature explosion OF
a,.rar;ts The explosion unloossnsd q
o,,antftv OF dirt which entonbed the two
10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31

A copy of the articles OF Association OF
the Interna tional Harvester Company Of
America was filed in the chancery court
yesterday for recordation.
At the same time a power of attorney
from the company to Marshall NJ. Gill
liam was recorded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31

Martha Jefferson. colored girl. was
acquitted yesterday afternoon In the
Hastings Court of the charge Of assaultinG
and beating q coored boy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
xpi,Iinna Poteat,s Death.

nprrNspoPo. NJ. c. October 30
william the ,,ar go,nns WITH rn1
FRO foil,r r.a died "Wednesday ignts
his sk Iata hour. sH rYaa first
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
* "a g TEo \. -.
a.o-, Aha 1Ihe Kind You Have II saarYs Bougi
1is, ut L9l7 Nz*zzn
Quick Time to the south and south
west. via Southern Railway.

# Only one might on the road from Rich ict
mond 10 Montgomery Mobile. New Or
leans. Memphis or Nashville. Fast ll.n-
tied trains dinIng-cars. Consult folders
before arranging your "Trip. to be had at
.passenGer Office. No. a20. East Main street.
or ofS any agent. ocsy-Sl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31

Judgment was rendered in the law and
equity court Yesterday on behalf OF Mni.
A. D. Atkinson VS.. Mary Lee Billings and
Stewart Ii. Ford for SlS9.i1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31

The case Of Mrs. S. B. King vs.. the
Jefferson Hotel Company was postponed
in the law and equity court yesterday
on account OF the absence of an impor-
tant witness. The case is brought for the
recovery of $500 for the loss of baggage.
watch was lost when the no.. was de-
stroyed by fire in March, 1900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31

NJ. T. Murphy charged with felonious
assaulting O. Pusnelli, was given ninety
days in jail for assault and battery, in the
Hastings Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31

James c. Whitlock qualified as admin
istrator c. t. a. of Octavia A. Whitlocl,
in the Chancery Court. The estate is
valued at -O.00O