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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-09-11

SAN ANTONIO ought to "do some
thing" to those milkmen who were
selling their customers in that city
milk which was preserved by en-
balming fluid.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-09-11
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Il, 1902.

FROM Mark-Mannaism to Tom
.Johnsonism it is far way, which
shows a vast difference in sentiment
between the Ohio people
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12

DENVER. Colo. April 12. 19o2-Seal-
ed proposals in triplicate viii be re-
ceived here and at Office of Quarter
master at each post below named, un-
I'll / o'clock a, M, May L., 1902. for
furnishing fuel at Forts Apache,
Grant. Huachuca. A. T.; Forts Ba-
ard and Wingate, N. M: Forts Doug
las and DuChesne. Utah: Forts ID. A.
Russell, Mackenzie and Washakie.
Wyo; and Fort Logan, and Denver,
Colo. during fiscal year ending June
80. 1908. Proposals for quantities less
than the whole required, or for de-
livery Mt points other than those
named. will be entertained. Right ID
reserved to accept or reject any or all
proposals or any part thereof Inform
alton furnished ON application here og
at Offices of respective post quarter
masters Envelopes to be marked Pro
posals for Fuel" J. w. POPM. Canei
"a. M. 4-12-14-1S-16-S-9-1D.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12
The eiotgl Santa Rita --..- .....-...-.-...
umu-a Mr.. Rafael Is Coming

There is absolutely no foundation for
some .~,e rurnors that have BEEN start
ed 10 the effect that the new hotel pro
ject has faiieu through. MIR. h. II.
Rafael, the capitalist from Los Angeles
who ts backing the enterprise wta AZ
rive In Tucson on Monday and few
days after that time the contracts for
ths construction work will be- let Mr..
Rafael would hardly spend 1000 for
excavation work IL he did not mean
business,
ar. Rafael has approved the plans
as revised by frost Il Rust and there
will be no further changes In the re-
visesl plans as they were described In
The Citizen a short time ago. After
his arrival here. Mr. Rafael will de-
eide whether he will let the whole
structure In one contract or whether
he will sub let t. His representative
here, Mr. III. w. altman, has had esti-
mates OF the cost OF material prepared
20 that Mr.. Rafael can easily judge
about what the construction work will
cost
As tar an possible. the con-
tracts will be let to local parties as
MIR. Rafael is anxious to do all that he
can TO aid Tucson. MIR. Altman anti"
cipates that work on the foundation
will begin within the next two or three
weeks
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12
Items OF the Dau
e Personal Mention

j. A, McEnery. special agent of the
Treasury Department at Ell Paso. ar
rived last night to attend the Hoay
trial. He is a witness for the govern
ment In this case
X. T. Conner stopped in the city
yesterday on LAS way from Washing
ton Camp To the Philippine Islands,
where he has secured position in the
government service.
Mrs T.. r. Stafford, arrived last
night from Stafford. Aria, To spend q
few days In the city.
l.. Carterie cattle buyer from San
Jose. Cal, lis In the city on cattle
business.
Charles Bauer left this morning for
Denver TO engineer mining deal for
some property OF his in the canada del
Orc
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12
A NEW BABY.
0d One Made Over by Grape Nuts.


flld One Made Over by GrapeNuts.
4 delicious food that Ia nOurishing
for both mother and infant may he
depended upon to 1t other people
This mothers story Ia interesting.
My baby s now fine robust lit
tie fellow two years and six months
old. bun / had "A dreadful time with him
at FIRST I could not nurse him because
Was 20 weak | did not have the milk
for him. SO gave him different kinds
of foods, but he was crying nearly all
of the time and would vomit after
every meal.
His condition worked on my nerves
dreadfnlly and | called in DR.. Camp
hell After inquiring carefully into the
case he said. You send at once for
some Grape Nuts, take four teaspoon
fuls in a cup of hot milk on going to
bed. also feed your baby on some OF the
food in hot milk.
Well ! followed the doctors advice
with good results at once. could
nurse my baby and he began to i'm
prove Immediately. | myself. got strong
and well very rapidly.
Ane neighbors were. of course, inter-
ested and they would always say.
How fast you are improving How
the little boy grows He don't look
like this same baby. what are you feed
ing him?' SO | nave had to tell them
one and all how Grape-Nuts have
brought us both back to health. wish
other mothers knew OF the value OF
THE Seed"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12
A. q. Il. W. ATTENTION,

Arizona Lodge No /. A. @. II, w.
You are urgently requested and in
vited to attend an open session or
Arizona Lodge No. /. A. @. L. w. at
4 D. m, Wednesday evening. April j..
1902. for the purpose Of ingtitmting a
Degree OF Honor lodge. same being
the ladies auxiliary OF the A. O. L.
~. Your wives daughters and other
female relatives are also cordially In
yited. aIrs- Mary d. Alden, grand
chief of honor and Mrs Carrie Rey~
man. grand recorder: both Of the turis~
diction OF Colorado. New Mexico and
Arizona viii be- present and explain
the details Of the Degree os Honor. and
OBTAIN the signatures Of sach OF the
members and their relatives present
AS may desire to join the charter ,tst-
Refreshments will be served and y
general good time will follow.
II. w. ALTMAN.
Master Workman.
THOMAS CONLoN.
Recorder
April IL, 19t-. 14s~ lei
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12
THE CITY NEWS
PARAGRAPHS.

At three o'clock this afternoon
trains 3 and 10 were reported ON time.
At two o'clock this afternoon o fire
alarm was turned In at the city hall
informing the fire department that
there was O lively blaze In the rear of
the pubic school house ON the Military
Plaza The alarm was sounded and
when tie department arrived ON the
scene after hard run In the hot sun.
II was found that the blaze had been
extinguIshed. The fire started from
pile of rubbish. from which the
sparks spread to nearby wood pile
and fence. The janitor OF the school
had attached a private hose line when
some one In a house nearby became
alarmed and turned In the fire alarm.
The Tucson Grays did not hold a
meeting last night as was planned.
They were to meet to decide on the
proposition made by r.. l.. Shaw to
finance the team but previous to the
meeting last night they had decided
not 10 wait on MIR. Shaw. Mr.. Il. q.
Capo is now considering the question
If managing the team. The boys have
arranged to get new uniforms and will
have their measures taken tomorrow
A III. citing wiii be held I'm the near
future. perhaps. on Monday night. Ii
the players can all be present on that
evening.
Luke Radulovlch paid his voluntary
wedge assessment of $50 this morning
Pima County In now paying her ex-
pense S.count for the third quarter OF
the year 1901.
Francisco Orosco. the man who bur
glArized the residence Of ID. s. Coch-
ran will be given a preliminary hear
ing in Judge Wilson's court Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock ON the
charge grand larceny.
Constable Manciet has discovered that
the watch and gold eye glasses found
In the possession OF Freddie BergS-
land. belonged TO j. Nj. Mariscal.
In police court this morning there
were two cases Tor the consideration
OF Judge Hawke. Tim taaniey. an old
offender, was given six days for beg
ging on the street Paul Jones was
fined So for drtinknesa aud disorderiy
conduct
The funeral OF Tom Gregory was
- held yesterday afternoon under the au-
spices Of the q. A. R. The services
at the grave were conducted by Com
mander Mlnty of the local post OF
the G. A. r.. and Col. J. A. Zabriske.
the chaplain. The pail bearers were all
Civil War veterans as follows. j. III.
nauman. Douglas Snyder, Daniel
Hayes. VIM. Hanney. John Stone and
G T. Clarke As Is customary at the
funeral of @. A. II. man. the CONN
vas shrouded In a nag and y rose
wreath and sprig of laurel was placed
on the coffin by different members OF
the Post. There were a large number
Of veterans present at the funeral
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12

he had no way In which to clear him
self of the charge"
desire to know IL the comments
made by the Judge are reported cor
rectly. substantially Thanking you In
advance for the trouble Of reply, /
am, Yours truly.
N. BEN HENEY.
The Citgen takes pleasure in In
forming Mr. Heney that its report OF
the remarks of Judge Davis were
substantially" correct
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12
THE GREAT DISMAL SWAMP.

OF Virginia Ia breeding ground OK
Ma.araa germs. So La low. wet or
marshy ground everywhere. These
germs cause weakness, chilis and fever.
aches In the bones and muscles. ana
may induce dangerous maladies. But
Electric Hittera never fall TO destroy
them and re- malarial troubles. They
will surely prevent typhoid. We tried
many remedies for Malaria and Stom-
aeh and Liver troubles" writes John
Charleston, of oyesvlile. O.. but never
found any thing as good as Electric
t,.sters." Try them. Only 6oc. All drug
gis+s guarantee satisfaction.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12
The Judges Remarks
Reported CORRECTLY.
Fairbank. Ariz.. April 10. 1870.

FalfbAnk, ATIA., ApFlI TO, I5V-.
To the editor of The Citizen:
Your issue of Wednesday. the 9th
inst, came to hand tonight and | no
tice in che article under the caption
"Hoey Charges" that Judge Davis In
on the report of the grand
Jury is quoted by you as follows: He
(the judge) cited the case which oc-
Cured at the session of court recently
held at Tombstone, where a govern
ment officer had been charged with
gambling. The grand jury criticised
him in their report but made no ac-
cusation nor did they indict him This
made it very embarrassing for him as
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12

In the probate court today. Deputy
Louis Davis OF the district court, act
ing for probate Judge issued a MARI
lage license to Gabriel +. Diaz and
Francisco Mendez. both of Tucson.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12

Merry -go-round your last chance to
ride is Saturday and Sunday. 147-14s
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12

FOR RENT-An tS acre ranch, water
ditch Gu two sides. Adobe house. 3
rooms ami kitchen, well. etc. Within
two miles Of Tucson. Apply at 63S
Tenth avenue 14G- III
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12

Don't forget that you can get q plate
OF oysters In any asyle for @s cents ai
Cafe GoIdtTee.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-TWo nicely furnished
rooms Apply at 4U5 North Meyer
srteet. 1A5-l50
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12

Local Weather Report.

The temperature in Tucson today. rs
reported by Observer Il. l.. Weimore. rs
as follows,
Minimum 81
Maximum s6
Near .. 6s
Wind northwest; clear, barometer,
low.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12

sov~. AA+,n= fo~ote CO. 'oo ~t1e,A~ So ~t~ ross.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12

FOR SALE Restaurant doing good
business. For particulars apply TO
Citizen Office. l4O~142
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12

FOR SALE CHEAp-Large cabinet
with glass doors. Suitable FOR sta
tionery cabinet or for use In a store.
Inquire at this ofIice.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12

J he "koNai b..ktt at3,i ! ">ltE t.}ok OVER
s,s practical and valuable csa4iyne receipts
- Tree to every patron S.iyJ iE,3i address.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12

spr7, baking powder makers claim their powders
are cheaper. They can b. cheaper only II made
from cheaper materials To oheapen the cost OF
IN ar,it oi ioud the expense o lis healthfuinesr.
.e DONE in alum baking powders, is crime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
Mem 7riaI ri al. xanSra.

Especial Dispatch to The 'timeS)
-,EDf,IA VA, Dec. S.-A.exan-
tiria Lodge No. lbs, Benevolent and Fro
tectiye Osder Of El!s, yesterday after
noon at > o'clock he'd their memorial e:I-
ercises in their new hail, corner Of Royal
and Prince Streets. The hail was PRETTY
decorated for the occasion. and a large
number of E,!ks and their friends Were
present. The exercises were opened with
prayer II Rev. Father II. j, Cutler. The
principal speaker YVES Samuel Gompers,
Of Wa-niastou. who is president OF the
American Federation Of Labor. He de
livered an able address. During the af
tcraoon and interesting musical ard lite
rary programme Was rendered The eX-
ercses were concluded with benediction.
which was pronounced by Rev. p. F.
Phillips. Of st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
This lodge was organized little less
than year ago and since that time
has doubted its membership. 1t now
has over one hundred members. J'p TO
the present time it has not had a death
among its members. Its new hail. for
merry Concordia Hall. is one Of the finest
in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
4!A.|C,K||55E)lJRG WILL
HAVE Strong TEAM
Many q lis football Stars o.
This Year Will Return-'15r-
rjson. Of Corn5II, Trainer.

RI.ACEc BURG. VA. Decernf,.4r S-,rha
remains Of CAPTAIN William 3 Prasro,,
VIZ dol :, tine l1h,f.,ni,,as ,yEtIs csc,,.l,'
- Tt7lH ana 49,, 80 ca,r,-,,l,,,I.,,,-
IF cacefs mere ah0ut fifteen wears .,on
~ e''-st oit 800 -
s-,.c,--,.I. r.1,. har. lac, r,as1. ~ ~
= 49, t.tSa,. ,s,{orlel f,r,s. . -,
,I-,,a $500 i,,s ~, iaa ~ VI.
cant,I were st,i1naa direct hrs
80 10y W. = ~ -, - o't - ~.
r,jSrct :. saif.. o,7 - So,
,,a,~ 2ferhoTist cnnrch ~ +I,is 49,
80. 49,, -, -, t''-7
:. - ..'--1il- ,, -.1t.e -.
-. [e,1.' -. ''4'+' t-'-t'' >
49, -. ~
me Coz % ate $500 e.dleo - q
iie"s t''.ss - -, e-te sel!s'
.t . .. 80 90 I'm
,iol. - 80 -, 1,,,,r,-,,r-
e,>!'oSl - VIZ tils ms
s.i!!' a!Id icy
" slle no ,t -. i. c-, ,,-ir1 rain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
= PRINCE EDWARD BEAR
A Large Company JOINS IN the Chase
But Withou, Success.
(snacio, Dispatch to The Times


F'ARMVILLE. VA. Dec. s.-Mr. Ehstrite
Childless. q well known YOU'RE iat l It
residing in the lower end OF fti lI -.
ward county was in tom to-dfiF 't-lts to.,. .
your CORRESPONDENT OF an InteTest1ils' Stt1I'
lively chase the farmers OF that Ssttio.i
had last Friday and Saturday AFTER i
large grey bear, Weighing. 1t IS esttt'is' H eS''
about 800 pounds ~,
An old colored man discovered tiiS1t
bruin was in the neighborhood ana I'M
mediately reported it to his waite hels!l-
bors. who as quickly as possible were y.
pursuit of the unweicomed and uiuSusii
visitor. The party of hunters n:Imnefed
about twenty-five. ali on horseback WIFI
guns. and they hunted all day Friday ana
q portion OF Friday night. resuninS the
hunt early Saturday n~-Eing- Several OF
them saw the bear a number OF times ana
shot at him. but they we too far away
70 do any harm One Of the party did set
N close range Of him. but as luck would
have, it. in the hurry to get from his home
ne picked up an old gun that had not
been shot for years instead of his new
g,ln and tbs, result was when he pulled
She trigger it only SNAPPED WHICH. he
says was n lucky Trims for the bear. VINO
made good his esca pc into A:sc II county,
ard so far as known has not been seen
since. The trac.ys OF the bear are very
niain all through the lower end OF tr-
county and il is quite evident ne has
laen III the naigibortlond for some time.
There is nothing TO indicate where he
came from but it is Il we known ana eS-
tabIiShed fact that a bear Is running
astray in Prince Edward county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
FROM WILLIAMSBURG
The knitting Mis- VIII Close for "a
Mos h After Christmas for Repairs

Especial DISPATCH To The 'rinesA
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Dec. st
James City County Court was held he
TODAY Judge sydney Smith prssid nG
AS there were no cases on docket, he
regular routine OF business was rene
through with and the court adjourned
tonight for the session.
Rev. Mr.. Earna d, OF Norfolk. preached
yesterday morning and last night at
Bruton Parish Church.
The Williamsburg Knitting Nj Com
pany viii close their mill dow Fl
month The first Of the new year in o der
To put in some more new machinery
ara give the mill general Owe haG ing.
The mill has done good work his year,
but its president is working hacd 10 in
crease business fo~ 1903. They Will M
ploy more hands and increase the mill
III working capacity.
Nj. ". +. Metcalf, OF Flandr au, S.
d. 4 well known real estate rnaa Of
that place is in town with a nunbcr IF
home seekers. lie says many poole in
the No III are considerably interested in
the Peninsula farms and wood lard
Mr.. Arthur Johnson. who was serious
ly hurt II CARROTS Saw nil last Satu1-
day week, will be well enough 20 be out
in 4 few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
Unique Figure at Newport News
Was Arrested on Sunday.
0YSTERMAa IS MURDERED
One Of the interesting Events ofthe Pos
Chrts,mas Season is the Pro ucsion .
of Aiabam." by WeH-Known
Lccaf Talent for Charity.
Especial Dispatch to The rimesA

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. December S.
\. L. Martin, Tie shi yard preacned''
was declared insane this morning by a
commission of lun9cy, ana committed
until he can be taAen to Williamsburg.
Ma. tin had advertised 70 > eacn sn a
vacant LOO yesterday, bur va arrested
on a warrant secured oy ms b.oaee. 10
arrived he.e yeste DAY from %o5th ca. o.
una yylt.l MS ia ner.
w hat are s4ppps5d 20 Ee the remains
of j. w. Nvas..Isgto.l. 2 coioEei yy ter
man, OF Gloucester coGn.y, "era fund
in u cove in the mouth OF Hampton
River Yesterday The beat ha Il Ift=d
aSloTe. There were several az
aaout the tace and head ana otfs- aat-
cations of uuidef- The money bag ear-
RED about the neck after the cI Sott OF
oyste. men. had been cut open ana ria o.
The man had evidently been XII ie- by
his COMPANIONS and lett in the boa HIS
1aurdeIers are at present unhn2wH.
one OF the interesting events OF the
post-Chria tTr;ts season events OF ne
society Is looking forward with muc1
il. crest IS the production OF "Alaha-la-'
which wIgI be given carly IN JfEua y
for the t5uefIt OF the hospital. 7 ne cast
is composed OF FTI.k T2vIr. Miss
t,.einence Cooke John Weymouth ( a "
ysnss.r2rift. Vernon Payae Floyd MCr-
rissctt, Alan Jones'. FAIRY tiu ey.
Goode Coter Mss Lila Chrizman and
Miss An:l.e Hamilton.
4he biggest to1 HINT e the season
viii be pulled Oft Tomorrow in Warwi k
counsy in ce.ehcatien # tie fort-t trd
Dir Gic!nv Of City Sergeant r w. MIL
stead. who IS the mighttizst Un-er Ct this
region. IrciGeutiy the g %jIl be IN cab
crate oyster roast at M5rr.soa's 1t
no5n. The party. which VII number
over a score. VIII leave the q {
O'Clock in he morning. several 10 50
packs will be on the trail.
.rha negro who was drowned of he
schooner Maggie Anne, uaa II re :
store. IN " warwick durias tn big st m
the other night. las baer + e1tIEe as
Daniel MuHicott He vas Arockad fr n
the boat by a broken hoam and 50 57d y
stunred that ne vas drowned be ore ae
could recover consciousness
Phoebus is row canside ing a rro~osi-
ton to light the town with gasoline III
stead of Q .ectTicity-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
ELzS' MEMORIAL
At LYNCHBlJRG
Senator Daniel and Mr.. Strobe
Deliver q ACTRESSES.
MOST IMPRESSIVE OCCASION
A Great Audience Gathers in the Opera
House to Part c pate in Exercises,
and Hear Eloquent Addresses
Of the Eve, ing.
Especial DISPATCH 10 ne Times

ts'tti!i bISpdtCH 10 it!HeS.p
L1NCHEURG. VA, December S.-The
memorial service of the Lynchburg
Lodge Of E!ks. which took place Sunday
afternoon at half past three o'clock at
the Opera House, was the most brilliant
anG interesting event ot the kind that
TIC L-nchburs Lodge has ever known.
Al half past two o'clock the EllSs as
semb,ed at th.ir hall. on Main Street.
and marched thence in a body to the
Opera House, where they occupied seats
On the stage These seats were arranged
in tiers. rising one above the other All
around the stage were appropriate deco
r.tions OF mourning colcrs and palms
and ferns, and the national flag was con-
sI:icuous on each side OF the platform.
x big Elk's head stood just before the
foptl.ghts, and from its eyes flashed
mysterious red lights. Every seat in the
building was occupied. and much o. the
standing room was used. 1t was a vast
audience, and the close attention which
it gave to the programme showed TIA.
the exercises Were OF 4 most impressive
character Such an assemblage was an
eiccuent tribute to the standing of tie
Elils in this community, and spoke in
tt1n!stakab!e terms Of the growth and
prosperity of the order.
The programme Included an address
lI MIR. Aubrey f. Strot;e on The Or
der" and an address by Senator john
". Daniel on Charity
Eight members of the order have died
during the year: John D. Bigbia. L. G.
EffinSer, John W. Apperson, Friend ".
Iatvis. L. P Rodes. s. G. Wingtield,
L. r. Burton and J. Z. Mcnamara
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
DR.. eau G. AZ o,aunton.

6. ecial Dispa ten to The Titacs.l
STAUNTON. VA. Dec S--rue usual
annual memorial services of the Benev-
olcnt and Protective Order OF Elks were
held in the opera house this afternoon
under the auspices OF Staunton Lodge
40, 35l &. 2. O. z. The services were
Cp5ned with Il prayer by Rev Father
F.ioIi. Those taking q prominent part IL
the services were Mrs. y. Hume Spriah-
81. Mrs. Hulst Glenn. H. f. Norris and
Z. L. Tucker. all Of Stanton, and f. Z.
Go Heb. OF Baltimore. There was also an
impressive cello solo by Al !Iiidabrandt
also of Baltimore. Rabbi Z. y CaIiscil
OF Richmond. delivered an eloquent and
instructive address. Rev. NJ Il. Weed,
OF Stanton Baptist Church, closed the
services with benediction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
GREAT FRElU,il Traffic
Amount Har died by Norfolk & Westerr
Incrcas ID rs P r Cent.
(sraclal plspn1ch 1n Th- rlnesl

tSf"cfai lhspatch t. I,ti- ilfDeS)
ELIIIFlELD. ". VA. December s.
il is stated by those IN authority that
frtieht3 traftlc over the NoIIuIk and
Western has increased % per cent. dur
ing the past year. The fact of The mat
Ter is. the road has nor the facilities 10
Esrdle the enormous tonnage OF freight
te,.t is now Offering. ard at ala points
tners is q congestion that cannot be eiI-
e.leiy removed until after The holidays.
Even then 1hsre VIII be more OF less
difficulty in getting coal trains over the
cad, for the output OF the Flat Top coal
field ls increasing much faster Than the
fecilitieS for getting ii 10 market ne
railroad however. is making strenuous
efforts to meet the demands OF ats pa
tr;.ns. and is at present investing heavily
IN -tlr. Z stock and other Ia
The raiid .ranspoT alton OF It's ese' an
crea.:inp business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
COViNGTON'S BANKS
7eports for Surplus AMI Undivided
Pr fits Show Gratifying Ircrease.

CONVICTION. Va, December S.-The
curlent report Of the two banks OF this
ely. gust made public, shows both these
institutions 10 DE in fine condition. Each
IS . national bank capitalized at $5Q.0GQ,
ara hased upon the figures given for the
SIRIUS and undivided profits. lie s,o-k
II the two. is steadily growing in value.
Thz combined figures OF individual de-
,,lsits for the two is $i11..&3t.&1. OF the
Covington the older Of the two. the
cashier is Mr. j. z. Rollins: the direc-
tc.l.s are Nessrs. ". a Rinehart. John
Sam = NJ. Nettl"ton. J. J. Hobbs,
7 l. Parrish and J. 7. Fudge. Mr..
" IA McConihav is cashier Of the Ciii-
-I T. T. Covzr. \. y.
NcAlister. ". Z. PAYNE. u. N. Collins,
>...as .4G t)a,4d Luxe. X 4. Bo,yaS
and William Nj. McAllister arc directors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
REGISTER, BUILDING
Rev. T. 3. Thames Peaches His Fare
vel Sermon If Dary lie

DANvILLE, VA. Dec S.-The Danv!lIa
Register to-day moved into the handsome
new building just completed on Union
Street by lis owner, z. y. James. Inc
aew building is a three-story brick in the
center of the business section. ard IS one
of the most comnIete newspaper buiid-
ings in the State. The Evening Bee: which
was recently incorporated. viii still cor
TIME to be issued from the Registers
rant
Rev. I. Z. Thames who has for the
mast thirteen wears Eeen pastor Of the
First Baptist Church. preached his fare
7-ell sermon last night to an immense cou-
rregation. Dr. Thames has not announced
his plans for the future.