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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
INCREASE OF THE
COAL OUTPUT.
Estimated at 10000 Tons-Ninct,
Percent of Mines IN Operation
by Monday.

WILkEsBARRE. Pa. October 2s.-To
day saw a further increase of coal pro-
duction in the anthracite coal region. Tn.
estimated output is $4,000 tons The il,
crease came mostly from cotI;eries t,ses,a
have beer, in operation since Thursday,
and which are in good condition. The
largest output came from .he raii,es CT tl.,
Delaware. Lacka wanna. ane; Western
and the Delaware and HUDSON.
Reports received show that fourteen
additional mines were started Up to-das.
Four OF these were Tn the Sct.Qy,.sii,
region and the balance in the Lackaysan-s
ne and Wyoming regions. The number
OF men ard ooys at work to-day Is plac-
ed at 81, COO
BY Monday it is believed 50 per cent.
OF the mines Will be in operation .Au tho
collleries Ehere water has not accur,-
,auiated IN large quantities. are row IN
shape to receive the fun woriias, force
President Mitchell WIS busy to-day get
ting ready for his trip TO Washington
He declined TO discuss the action OF III.
independent operations In the Lehish PEI
gion. who insist on their miners signire
certain agreements. Nearly all Of tina
coal ard iron policemen who were hired
by the coal companies when the ssrik.
began. have been paid or and dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

Miss Pyser has had experience with
this kind OF customers and know just
what TO Go. Her scheme is to run just as
last as the thief. and she has the endu-
rance and wind of q trained sprinter
MISS Pyser, also quite regardless of
whom she BOWED over in her race, trailed
the speedy fugitive along the south side
OF IWenty-third street a the most crowd
ed hoUr OF the day. Others joined in the
chase and at the corner Of Broadway
the fugitive was tripped and collared by
detectives Rein and Becker. of police
headquarters. VINO are detailed to the
shopping district
The fellow. the contents of whose peck
cts, bore out the accusation o. Miss Py-
ser, said he was Albert Pupont Il barber
only one week from New York
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26


home this afternoon. There were many
visitors present TO attend the ceremony.
Over go Ellls, headed by the Roanoke
Machine Works Band. marched to the
building. where. according to the ritual
OF the lodge. the stone. weighing 1900
pounds. containing photographs OF all the
members Of the lodge. copies Of the city
papers etc, was duly put in place. ". a.
Glasgow was the orator Of the. occasion.
Mrs. Amanda ". Jetfries died last night
at her homo here, aged e3 years. Mrs.
Jeftries has resided here for twenty years,
ard is we'll known as the mother OF Mrs.
Walter s. BroC!ic, wife CT the Baltimore
baseball player She is survived by
three other childrcn-S. C. Henry. of Roa-
nokc; W E. Henry, Of Portsmouth, and
Mrs. +. S. Ford
The hardest-fought contest on the grid
iron ever witnessed in Roanoke took place
this afternoon between the teams OF thu
University of North Carolina and the
Virginia Polytechnic Jnstite Of Lacks
burg. Neither side scored. 1t was the
most exciting game ever witnessed in this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
TIE OPERA PRISCILLA"
No Pains Spared to Make Its Pre-
scntatior Il Success.

No Pains Spared to Make It's Pre-
scntation Il Success.
Professors Stein and Fees are sporing
opera. 'Prscilla,' to be given by the
McGill Catholic Union and their friends,
q grand and artistic success. They are
both much pleased with the work &C
con1pIisIt2d. and on December 18th theJ'
are confident of putting on one of the
best amateur operas ever presented III
Richmond.
viii hG be sang By SSP 2s John 5o urph1 Who
Il; SO well and favoraby known to Rich
irond music lovers for her wonderful
soprano voice. For the last few years
her services have been il constant de-
mand fer both church and concert mus,c.
ductio,:s. especially in Washington; D.
G, where Mrs. Murphy. formerly lived
In the role of Priscilla she has much op-
portunity to display her talent and q
rare treat is 20 he expected.
Tho comedy role will be in the hands
Of Mr.. George McDermott: who sings
the part OF Hatebad .OHigsins. Mr..
AIcDcrrnott PLAYED this character in
Norfolk three years ago, and achieved &
distinct success. The LEGAL press at
that time were high in their praise of
his comedy work. and declared it worthy
of q professional. lie has had much
experience on the stase, havins suns
Tycoon 'Ermine,.' and other operas.
His work is much similar to Frank
Daniels whom he resembles greatly in
personal appearance. Next week the re
hearsaIs viii be held on Monday and
Tuesday nights.
Owing TO rehearsal there will be no
meeting OF tl?e McGHl Union Monday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
ELECT GLASS OFFICERS.
Medical Students Have Exciting
Conte.t-E 'ratcrn.tics showed Under.

l1cdica1 Students Have Exciting
Contest-Erat crnstics Showed Under.
The election of the senior class Off
GERS o. the two medical colleges took
place yesterday afternoon THIS is the
most important event in student life and
the presidency Of the graduating class Is
the hig!les: honor the student body can
confer upon one of its members. After
three years OF close comDanionship, du-
ring which tine the men learn to know
each other even better than brothers,
they get together and elect the man VINO
has shown himself capable OF represent
ing them on their graduation day. To be
given such an honor the fortunate one
must have won both confidence and re-
spect.
The contests this year were unusually
bitter as in each election there were two
candidates fer the Office OF equal merit
and each supported by an ardent faction.
At the University College OF Medicine
the contest was between frat men and
..non-frae'' men. After close fight the
frat men lost. They are in the miner
ity and this is the third year they have
had TO give away before superior NUM-
becs The result Of the election was as
follows: President NJ. L. STaoot, North
Carolina; Vice-President, ]. :. Richard,
Virginia; Secretary and Treasurer, Mr..
Garter. NiTgiuii.
The Medical College of Virginia election
was less bitterly fought. as the frater-
mites did not figure. The officers elected
were: President, &. c. Coleman, Caroline
county. Va; First Vice-President, r. z.
Copenhaver. Taaewell county. Va; Sec
ord Nice-Pre2!sient, Oscar C. Daniels,
Pamlico. y. X: Secretary. T. Sidney
Harrison Elizabeth City. =. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
HUSBAND AND WIFE
CHANGED CLOTHES.
.rrc>t OF stanley Thorpe and His
Con>crt Under Unssual C5rcu,a-
stances In Sc.r York

NEW HAVEN. October 25.-( Sneciai.}-
Afte- GraSaUoTaGinS II each Others cloth
i~,. Il IS alleged. 10 escape the New York
State authorities, Stanley Thorpe. and his
hz-dsor7e wife. Gertrude We're arrested
81 Windsor Lock to-day and held TO await
'~a arr.Tal 81 The police Of Hudson. y. y,
- 20 claim 10 have = warrant for TIE NO
man, charging her with grand larceny.
Thorpe came % Hartford last THURSDAY
lie was dressed In woaen's clothing and
s7ag.t Il room in The Neaeome Hotel
LIS meals Ucrc served IN his room. and
20 ere hu5 beilGoy knew that he was
2 man The be.lboy. receiving frequent
tvs. Kept quiet Gntl yesterday when he
rcEc&led Thorne's secret Then Mrs.
Thorpe. With her hair cropped short. ap-
DeaTe2 on the scene with two truass
S@a engaged = hac}7Inan. and tie mystic
-iaus couple starred ostsnsiliy for Spring
6alE ~ Windsor Decks they stopped the
hickman and Thorpe aiiEhtcd il mems
c'0thinS. Fe toosz quarters in town anG
his wife drove TO SIflfcld. The hac5lnan.
n.eM paid. returned to Hartford Police
man Mccarthy, OF Windsor Locks. be-
came suspicious, and hearing from Hart
ord. Of The queer actions Of the couple
arrested both.
he claims to have word from Hudson
hat the woman tooic 2 team and escaped
~ being dressed in mans clothing. and
feeling Tor the State line. There it is
..ziE7ed, she put On her regular ;-arh and
7e- husband wearing vonlan's clothing
n.e-t on the Hartford with the intention.
q = asserted, Of throwing, ps;IsueIs of Tie
tack.
Mrs. Thorpe refused to so back TO Iiud-
son without reQuis;tion papers tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
5000 I'M gold.
GIVEN AWAY
10 the Oldest Living Man and
Woman.

To the Oldest Living Man and
mere nave been SO many cases OF very
Old people who say their lives have been
prolonged several years by the use of
Dn1ty's Pure Malt WhisLey which have
come to our notice that we decided it
would be very interesting to know who
me Oldest men and women readers of our
paper are who have derived benefits from
the great medical wllisl1ey With this
IN view we tool. the matter up with the
proprietors Of Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey
IN Rochester, and got them to agree to
give away $500 in gold as follows:
To the oldest living man. $50: to the
Oldest living woman. $50; to the second
Oldest living man, SIS: to the second old
est hVlnS woman, So, to the third oldest
living man SIS: to the third oldest living
woman. SIS; to the fourth Oldest living
man. $40: to the fourth oldest Twins, wo-
man. $40.
All tnat is necessary for You to do is
20 write Your story stating your age.
date Of your birth, where you were born.
and have the statement signed and wit
messed by one person; also give refer
esce as to your age. and send the state
ment, with Your photograph, to the Duffy
Malt WhisiSey Company, Rochester n Y.
and mention having read this article in
the Richmond Sunday Dispatch
This offer is good for thirty days only
II You have derived some special benefit
rom the Use OF this great whiskey please
state 1t in your letter. # you have been
ruin down III health. weak or sicl1ly. and
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has built up
your system and Your nerve tissue and
SlVe You strength and youth, please state
it in your own way
This is a simple way for some ole poo
PIE 20 earn S2Go. II YOU have any friends
who have passed the century mark Go not
tau to nave him Or her send statement as
requested. Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Of
Rochester. n. Y. has been Going business
successfully for fifty years. and can refer
You to the publishers OF the Richmond
sunday Dispa tcl. or to any. bank, trust
company, or express company in Roches-
ter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
MR.MORGAH' DEFEAT
.Britishers Gloat Over '.Tube
War; Pierp." Undisturbed.
Copyright, 1902, by the Press Publishing
Company, New York World; Special
Cable to the Disnatch =

|
Gable to the Dispatch.)
LONDON. October 25.-Charles T.
Yerkes's defeat Of J. Picrpont Morgan in
the Tube" war undoubtedly has caused
qualification here. as Mr.. Morgan is re-
garded as the more formidable monopo-
list of the two.
Mr.. N1organ's difference with the Eng
fish group, representing the London United
railway, was caused by his insisting on
having control. being the provider OF
nearly two thirds of the capital required.
The Progressives in the London county
council have been strongly opposed to
Mr.. Morgan, as his schemes constituted
a serious obstacle to their plans for mu-
nicipaiziEg the means Of transport with.
in the metropolis
John Burns, one Of the leaders Of this
party. said:
Il am heartily glad Morgan has been
BUSTED in this tube conflict Yerkess
scheme is far better for London in every
way. Morgan will meet the same fate
in his scheme to get control of the Lon
don docks.
But the forthcoming big conference
at the Mansion House, on the London
dock question has been summoned at the
instance of Mr.. Morgans group, who
expect to have everything their own
way the correspondent said TO him.
''Ics. / know responded Mr.. Burns,
but they are mistaken. The county coun-
Gil will take care OF that"
Il is not expected, however. that Mr..
Morgan will sit down under this reverse.
lie is said to be negotiating already with
the ''Tuppenny Tube Company to agree
upon terms on which he can combine whit
it IN completing its line into the circle,
to compete directly on both sides OF Lon
don with MI. lerkeS'S district railway.
But as the first counter-T:ove, the Nor
gan syndicate intends to ask Parliament
to revive the bill which Mr.. YeTles sue
cecded in getting Withdrawn. and substi-
tuting the Morgan syndicate for its oriSi-
nal promoters.
These Homeric conabats between Aneri-
can nlil!ionaires have put enormous fees
into the pockets of lawyers, engineers
and electrical experts.
,Inriy2i!cts as .antiIuaricn.
G.r Yerlles may have circumvented Mr.
Morgan in Tube matters, but when it
comes to ownership OF antiquities and
other objects OF art no American can equal
the latter He has a London agent who
scours this country and continent for all
sorts OF valuab les to enrich his great col
lection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
MISS PYsER A SPLINTER.
Eor She Handed q sl.zef IN scss

York.
NEW YoPk. October 25.-tspeclal)-
4 young man wearing 4 loud. checked
suit. stalked into a west Twenty-tEicd
street dry-soods shop this afternoon. ard
asked to- look at jewelry.
While standing at the counter eyamin-
ing the articles shown him Miss Pyscr.
n woman detective in the service Of the
firm. saw him slip three stickpins into
his pockets.
One OF the pins was a cluster of pearls
and diamonds. the SECOND an emerald and
the last a ruby.
Miss Pyser was just reaching for the
young man to place him under arrest
when he bo!ted for the door. lodging
ii ami out among customers and almost
telling some CT them in his abrupt exit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
GOOD PRACTICE TOR YALE.
Two Stars on the Syracuse Eleven
Snonc Brilliantly.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, October 25-In
an exciting: game full OF good plays, Yale
Won from the Syracuse University to-day
by the score of y TO O.
Except in ore half-bac!1 and end rush,
Yale outclassed Syracuse in every posi-
zion. Captain Brown. the Syracuse half
back. was easily the most brilliant indi-
vidual player C.l the ieiG. Ills end runs
were u feature, one especially in which
he ran siSty-two yards. and came within
double his own length OF scoring q touch
down about the middle CT the first half
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

permission to bring home their dead. but
we're denied their request Failing to Sc
care permission to erect 2 monument in
the Phi!adelphia cemetery. Or to remove
thc Confederate dead. the MGury Chap
ter accepted the invitation to locate the
monument in Hollywood.
100 much honor can never come to this
noble band OF Confederate women, with
their president, Mrs James l. Halsey
the true daughter OF her gallant father.
General Dabncy II. Maurv The Dauef-
ters of the Confede-acy are also grateful
to the husbands Of these women. many
OF whom are northern men, generous
enough to feel proud that their Southern
wives should be true to their principles
and to the memory Of their dead Thanks
also are due to Devin Post, philadelphia
to the General Dabney II. EIaury Chap
ter,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Kidney Fl Iolsease

WARMERS SAFE CURE is purely vegetable. and
tains harmful drugs. It is free from sediment and
pleasant to talks. (Beware Of socallaA kidney cures
which full OF sediment and badT odor-they are
positively harmful do not cure It consti-
pate. it is q valuable and effective tonic
Stimulart to digestion and awaens the torpid liver It
repairs the tissues, soottes inflammation
stimulates the enfeebed and heals the
time 1t builds the body and gives it strength,
restores energy You buy Warmers Safe a
drugstore, or direct. so CENTS AND 81 a BOTTLE.
Substitutes. There is Just as good as
Warmers Cure It has cured all forms
thirty years It is prescribed by AL doctors
used the leading hospitals the only absolute
forms of disease of Kidney liver. bladder
md hnnG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
DAVID DUNLOP DYING.
wealthy and Eonnrc:l Citizen. of
Petersburg, In E1tremis

PETERSBURG, VA. October 25.-(Spe-
cial-)-Mr. David Dunlop. one of Peters
burgs wealthieSt and most honored citi-
zens. at a late hour tonight is lying at
the point Of death. 1t is not believed,
that he viii live through the night He
has been III for several months and the
change for the worst suddenly occurred
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Dunlop was taken Ill in July az
Seabrisht, n. j.. where he had gone with
his family 10 spend the summer. and as
soon as it was possible for him to stand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
wed last Wednesday,.

a very pretty marriage was solcmnized
ut the home of the brides parents. No.
sos north Twellty-seventh street Wednes-
Gay morning. when Miss Augusta INattle-
rine Za2l. was united il marriage to Mr..
Bruno \. Berger. Rev. Paul L. Mcneil
of1iciateti. The couple LETT on the noon
train Tor Washington. NJ. and Mrs. Ber-
ger on their return will be at homo TO
friends al Thirty-s:Nth and p streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
WYNDHAN DEFEATS MORLEY.
Result Unexpected and Claimed as

Result Unexpected and Claimed a.
Endorsement OF Government.
GLASGOW. October Gin the election
to-day CT rector OF Glasgow University
in Succession to Lord Eosebe-y. Mr.
Wyndllanl. the Irish Secretary. defea ted
john Morley. the Liberal leader, by 67s
TO 6t5 votes. The result which was rather
unexpected. Will doubtless be claimed as
another endorsement OF the governments
education bill and the measures adopted
towards Ireland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
,ds 5afsGpGrilLG
and Pills

Radically and permanently cure it.
strengthen and tone the stomach and
other digestive organs for the natural
performance of their functions.
Accept no substitute for Hoods,
u had dyspepsia twenty-five years and
TOOK different medicines bat got no help
until began taking Hoods Sa-saparila.
aavc taken four bottles of this medicine
and can now Get almost anything. sleen
we'll have nc cramps in my stomach, no
burning and no distress" Mrs. WILLIAM
C. BARRETT, IL olney ST., Providence, p. /,
hood'S Sarea9arilga p.oaltses 70
cure and Keeps I;9o promise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
|DACkACHE :? IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS.

Miss Lillian Ramsey, President
Of the Denver Quincy Club,
of Denver, COlO., Says She
Was Permanently Cured BY
Warmers Safe Cure, a Trial
Bottle Of Which Will Be
Sent Absolutely Free Post
paid to Every Reader OF the
Richmond Sunday Dispatch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
ROANOKE RuMBL-INGS.

OF Nc.r Elsss7 Home
Lai.,-Finc Eoot-Bu!l Contest.
ROANOKE. VA October 25.-(Special)
Roanoke Lodge. No. 1871. &. 2. Q. Elks.
laid the corner stone of their new $4,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
LETT TIE siT10X... LEAGUE.
Seven STAR Players Booked: FOR. New
EarE. N.rc

3EE- MIC.
CHICAGO. October c5.-Niaateea Of the
National Leagues most brilliant stars
hLHc some over 20 the Johnson's forces FOR
h7N' ear. and the chl1npicrs!!io Pitts
7,jrz- tea1l has been lidd,ed. 10 form the
- which s'-!ii represent ~ York II
me American League circuit
Pitchers CHESHIRE ard Taaneriil. Catch
1sS Q Connor ard Harry ;js.2l;ll; lnGa!ders
i-aaoh and ConroT. ard Outtieldcrs Davis
rave a I lcft PttsavrE fo- the American
!-eaf-c ra7l5s. md Tho entire sever are
booked fer the ,ew Ecl.. nine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
E2lAL BOTTLE FREE


of kidney liver ahu rpIm
~ the publish
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
New Governor OF Geor~I.

ATLANTA. Ga, October 8. -Joscph 81. IS
Terrell tpemccrar, was fnausurassd Cow
-ernor Of GsorEia to-day. g : q ,.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
w WARMER S
SAEE CUR, E

II you have pains IN the back rleuula tism,
uric acid poison, rheumatic govt, diabetes,
BriShts disease. inflammation of the bladder.
and urinary organs, scalGing pains when
You urinate, eczema. jaundice swellings or
torpid liver. if a woman, a bearing-down
sensation, faintins spells, so-caled female
weakness painful periods. your kidneys are
diseased You should lose no time in send
ing for q free trial bottle Of Warmers Safe
Cure as a special arrangement has been
made with the publishers or the Richmond
Sunday Dispatch so that its readers may
have a free trial Of this wonderful kidney
cure absolutely free II you do not wish to :
free trial, get SOC. bottle at your druggists
lieve You at once and affect a permanent Gu
all disease germs.
II the kidneys become diseased and are ur
their work properly, the liver becomes anecte
bladder, the urinary organs. the blood. and til
The blood becomes Impoverished. the urir
muddy. and will have brc!.dust sediment, Il
comes torpid and pains in the back are auo
as the system becomes pregnated with the
stomach is rendered unable to digest the foe
the result is a general breakdown with fata
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
yJEEl e s

This state of affairs could be avoided if every
careful to test their urine they felt the
backacne
MAKE THIS TEST: Put some morning urine in
glass bottle let it stand for tWenyfour hours. If then
it is milky cloudy contains reddish brckdust sed
ment. if particles germs feat about in it, your
kidneys are diseased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
E1ADE HIRE A WELL WEHrAN.

Il all down had appetite troubled with
Indigestion i'll back and suffered untold misery
during my monthly periods until used Warmers Safe
Cure. Thanks to it, strong and healthy
my woman could be. My mother suffered for two
years with what doctor called weakness peculiar
women She had pains in her back and her head
ached almost constantly in fact, she invalid
until the doctor prescribed Warmers Safe
bottles made She has Of her
old troubles and enjoys perfect health All her coInp
cations caused diseases of the kidneys. Had
mother taken Warmers Safe Cure in the place,
stead of lot OF socaed for female weakness she
would have been saved great deal OF suffering. We
Will never be without bottle of Warmers Safe
the house and il suffering knew tho
merits of Warmers Safe Cure she might be
perfect health Miss LILLIAN RAMSEY President OF
lon Cll,nc 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

Thousands. both and women have kidney dis
and know it. It is hereditary. II any OF
Your family IN this past generations have been
troubled with kidney disease OF any form cannot
be too careful fou should make of your kid
neys at once and satisfy yourself their condi
ton.
Howard Avenue, New Orleans. La. 8
August 10. 1902
Gentlemen Last Spring my health broke down
Under continual mental strain For several nights
was unable to sleep and my nerves were completely
1nstrung. The doctor told that my trouple came
from diseased condition of my kidneys. IFe pre-
scribed Warmers safe Cure and am happy to say IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

"oEhsd WONDERS l9f ms
1t healed my kidneys So
that they were able to do
their work. and ny gem
eral health was restored
speedily I enjoy refresh
Ing sleep, and am now as
strong and vigorous. physi-
ally and mentally. as +
Yer was in my life. War
ner's Safe Cure is worth,
ten times it's cost. and I
would not be without It III
the house for anything.
r. Mccarthy. Jr..
,Vive-Presidsnt and Director
of the Planters Club.
Thousands of such letters
as Mr.. McCarthy's ant.
Miss Ramsey's are re-
ceived daily from grateful
patients who have beea
permanently cured by Wars
ner's Safe Cure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
LAKES HE5I FREEDOM

Mrs. Thorpe raEUscS, to so back to Iiud-
son without reqGis;tion papers tonight