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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10
B, Y. P, u, Meeting Tonight.

The annual meeting of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union of Richmond and
Manchester will be hell this evening at
o'clock with the union OF RANDOLPH
Street Church.
AS this is the first meeting of the yea
it is hoped that there will be a full at
tendance Of all the societies with the
organization.
The following will be recommended ~
the Board of Managers for officers for the
present year: President, James w. Gen
try; Vice President, e. c. Head; Secre-
tary, R. McCurdy; Treasurer, Z. NJ.
Faithful. Rev. Mr.. Troy, pastor OF Mar
shall-Street Christian Church, has con-
sented to make the address on this oc-
caSiOQ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10
pboeniy Officers.

At a regular meeting of the Phoenix nj
Club, held Tuesday. January 18th, the fol-
lowing officers We're elected FOR Il th s,, en-.
PRESIDENT Albert Tentshel; Secre-
tary. Aaron l Lutte; Treasurer Jacob S.
Cohn: Trustees. Isadore B. Cohen, Gus
tave jacobson and Zeth Rotkin. The
membership of this club is rapidly in
creasing and the club is in a very -four
ishing condition The club will give a
ball on the 18th of this month
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10

airy upon the position Of councilmen Il
brings good men to the 'front.' ne sai say.
making councilmen salaried officers OF the
city the size Of tho body should be cut.
There are six wards; put the representa- a
ton at two Aldermen and three councli-
men, and you have good size
A member Of the Board favored the
proposition. and thought that one A1def-
men and two oouncilmen were enough Tor
any one ward
Mayor Tay1or has before him the ordi-
nance appropriadng $4,000 for the con-
struction Of large gas main between
Twenty-eigI.th Street anu the upper Gas
Works. He will probably sign the or
6inance this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10
Meeting of presbytery To.siorrow.

East Hanover Presbytery will meet at
the Second Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row morning at 1880 o'clock in special
called session. The meeting was intend
ed for to-day, but there was some con-
fusion as to dates in the call and it will
be held Saturday. The meeting is called
for the purpose of hearing the request
of the Second Church of Petersburg for
permission TO prosecute before Green
brier Presbytery. of West Virginia, a can
for the pastoral services of the Rev. w.
McC. Whita.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10
Arrests Ia Newport News.
nv Associated Press-)

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Jan. SACK
Donnelly, the boarding master. Is agar,
in trouble. YESTERDAY ne was aischaf Seu
from the charge of housebreaktng- To-
day he was in court on the charge OF
neriury. The case was continued on3
day. and the prisoner was bailed.
Cicero Cheek was arrested In Bloodneio
this morning on the charge OF house
breaking He Is beilevesi TO be the man
who entered the saloon of W. II. moore
Sunday night stealing gold watch 40
In cash and about $50 worth OF tcoacco'
nixars and whIseav.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10
NORTH CAROLINA POULTRY AS
.SOCIATION,
Hch Point, N, c., January I4tt 18th.

For the above occasion the Southern
Railway announces one fare for the round
trip from all points in North Caro'tne
including Columbia and intermediate
noints in South Carolina; also from Rich
mhnd Norfolk, Suffolk and Danville.
va. to High Point, N. G., and return.
ricketts, on sale January 18th to 18th in
elusive, with return limit January 10.
1902.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10
Bowmau-Smith.
fsnecia1 Dispatch to The Times.

= - {Specfaf Dfsp1tcH y
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Jan. S.-Miss
Bessie Smith and Mr.. G. P. Bowman. a
popular Hampton couple, were married at
O. clock this afternoon at the home of
the brides mother. Mrs Fannie Smith.
on King Street. in Hampton. Rev. A B.
fWoodfin, pastor of the Hampton Baptist
Church. officiating. They left after the
ceremony for Washington and other
Northern cities
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10
RATTIEsHlP ILLINOIS.
sh. Will Be the Flagship OF Rear-Admiral
Crowninshleld.
1Rx Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. D. c.. january a.-The
pattIsshtp Illinois will come out of dock
- New orleans on Saturday or Sunday.
ard will p ocsed either 20 Pensacola or
Havana to coal She viii then join tbs
North Atlantic Squadron for short
time. before coming North to mako
ready to convey Rear-Admiral Crownin-
shield. whose flagship she will be, to tho
European Station. and take part in the
naval display at the Coronation OF King
Edward VII
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10
MEETING VIRGINIA .ANTISALOON
LEAGUE,
Richmond, Va, January l5th-l7th, 1902.

For the above occasion the Southern
railway announces special rate OF one
and one-third first-class tares for the
round trip in the sale Of tickets 70 Rich
-, - ~ L tn to 18th inclusive. with
t,Ir,l AMT January 20tn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10
wAsHINGTON,RI MOND &JACK-
sONVILLE LIMITED, VIA SOUTH
E-yN y,aIT,V Y

Leaves Richmond daily ESQ Z. NJ.
Solid train for Jacksonville, via Charlotte,
mans and day coaches; pning car. Draw
;ne room Pullman for Atlanta and Blr-
mingham, uniting with through dining
car trains for all the South and South
west.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10
.9n and 4roand
The Hotels.

New York Is right now in the throes
Of a change of administration said Mr..
william 3. Richards. a travelling man
from that city, yesterday. Tammany
is hanging on by brute strength. and from,
everything I can learn. it looks a little
bit as II the police magistrates would
win out. Police courts are barricadeG
and altogether the situation, beyond its
seriousness, is amusing. The police mag
tstrates draw good salaries. and they are
fighting for the privilege of continuing to
do SO. The matter will come up for
final adjudication in a few days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10
Want To tinnnr Schlsy.

ASHEvILLE. N. C..Jan. 9-The Board
of Trade this afternoon invited Admiral
Schley to visit Asheville while in East
Tennessee early next month
Every effort will be made to have the
distinguished naval officer come here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10
Msy Hold Meeting To-Day.

It IS probable that there will be a meet
ing this afternoon of the Depositors'
Committee Of the Prudential Company
for the purpose of taking final action in
reference to the affairs of the concern.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10
Second Half Session.

The opening exercises Of the second half
session of Richmond College will be held
February eth. Professor Bushnell Hart
professor Of history in Harvard UnlVer-
sity. will deliver the opening ADDRESS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10
Meeting of the Clerks.

There was a meeting last night at
Pickett Camp Hall Of the Retail Clerks,
Association. Only routine business was
transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10
S ULLMAN'S SON,
tS2O-1S22 East Main Street.
sos East Marshall Street.
t2t2-t2t4 Hull ST., Manchester.
INVESTMENTS


'.-.,-
NOTICE-IN PURSUANCE OF GER
tain resolutions of the stockholders and
board of Directors of the WILLIAM r.
TRTGG COMPANY. I Will open books
of Subscriptions for Twenty-four hun
dre1 and ninety-two (2492) shares of tha
Preferred Carital stock and Twenty
four hundred and ninety-two (249g
shares OF the Common CAPITAL stock Of
said Company upon the terms Of 500
FOR one share Of Preferred and one share
Of Common stock. At the office of the
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY. Twelfth
and Main Streets. Richmond. Va, and
az the office OF DAVENPORT & COM
PANY. No. 1113 E. Main Street. Rich
n,ond. va. on FRIDAY. the 10th dsy of
January. 1902 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The
Subscriptions Will be nayable as follows:
Twentv-fve per cent. (25 '1er cent? cash.
and the balance In three eonai pay
me1ts of two. four and SIX months from
January 10. 1902; or all cash. at the op-
tior1 of the subscriber. During The first
fen DAYS that said books are open. sub
scriotions will be received from the
present stockholders only, and from
Them only in the proportions Of their
present holdings. and after that time
from the general public
WILLIAM f TPTrc
President
Richmond va. Jan. 6. 1902.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10

''Cne of these days remarked Mr.
Topper Harrison, widely-known as '"Tup'
to the shoe trade. there is going to be
a. flood that is flood down in New Or
leans Ever there? Well. don't go there
during the spring and winter floods
New Orleans, as you probably know,
is located not on Il level with the Mis-
sissippi River, but rather below 1t. Now.
whenever there are heavy rains up the
valley it keeps the population busy to
confne the river to the ievees, and one
of these days there Is coming break
which will pass beyond control Of nu-
man beings. and there will be a disaster
at New Orleans. which will make the
Galveston flood insignificant. II it ever
comes. and I firmly believe It viii. the
loss to life and property will be stipend
ous.''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10

Several OF the most prominent law
vers OF the State were here yesterday to
appear before the Court OF Appeals IN
various cases. Among these were Colonel
R. G. Rixford, of Newport News; Captain
John r. Johnson, of Christiansburg. and
Colonel ]. Hampton Hoge-
Captain W. G. Gooch. of Stanton. one
of the big railroad contractors OF the
state. is at Murphy's. He will remain
in the city for several days
Among the prominent Virginians reg
istered at Murphy yesterday was Judge
T. B. Richmond. a member of the Con-
stitutional Convention. He is acCompa-
MED by his wife.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10

81 am here to appear before the Court
of Appeals in the question of the tenure
Of Office among policemen of Roanoke.
said Judge Abram Staples. prominent
attorney of Roanoke, yesterday at Muir
phys. ut is the case of Smith against
the Mayor. Entirely, by the way. L am
nursing very bad attacl1 OF neuralgia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10
Big Saving in Groceries !!

whit. A Su71Y 4Te'
Blackberry or Catawbx Wins, per qt.. to'
Small California Hams, per pound..... 81
s-pound pail Hone-niade Preserves. 3o
6h pounds Lump Starch. ............ -
New Buckwheat, &C, or pounds for. IS
New Large Ra!sins, per pound. ....... Y
Large Irish Potatoes, per peek: .'...:. Nv
Fine Florida Oranges, extra large ana
sweet. per dozen, SC. zoe and. - y
FAXED Rice and Beans, large package )
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10

Well known visitors TO Richmond from
other States yesterday were sfr. J. n
Dickev of Philadelphia. at New! Ford s;
Mr.. William H Thompson, OF Pniladei-
nfia: Mr.. J. H Walker and Mr.. w d
sv1es, of Columbia. S c.. at Murphy $
and Mr.. Alexander Thomas. OF Pittsours,
ar the Lexington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10

Other we'll known Virginians at the va
rious hotels yesterday were Mr.. j. B.
Stovau of Lynchburg: Mr.. NJ. Crock. ST.
yer Creek; Mr.. ]. F. Boone. Roanoke;
Messrs. J. T. Covington and L. S. Mason.
of Glover, Mr. w. D. Roberts, of Norfolk:
Mr.. and Mrs John D. Coffey, of Norfolk
and Mr.. r. A Owen. of South Boston-ail
at the lexington: Mr. a. S Edward, wife
and child. Surry Courthouse: Mr.. e f.
Farrar, stanton: Mr. j. NJ Harris
Blackstone; Mr.. David 0. Rock, Siam
ton; Mr.. j. D. Meller. South Boston, and
Mr.. w. H. Eggoom. of Cuthbert, at New
ForG's. and Mr. ]. A. Stage. Nornandte;
Mr. Charles Pool, Mr.. A. q. Cnristlan'
Norfo1lz. Mr. T. C. Wertz. Salem. and IF.
Tohn r Jurrant, Roanoke, at Murphy's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10

One of the most prominent electricians
O. Baltimore, Mr.. Thomas H. Gorsuch'
is registered at New Ford's- He IS mere
to superintend the placing OF ne" ma
chinery in a local plant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs 7. William Middendorf'
of Maryland. were In Richmond yester-
day to attend the Williams wedding.
They are registered at Murpfy's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10
| Plum Pudding, IOc Can or 8
for 25C.

Good Salt Pork, per pound -..-..-..-.. &C
french Candy, per pound .....---.- &c
Puff Matches, per dozsn.- -. &c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10

The orange trees of Florida seem to
be all right thus far, despite the cold
weather recently said Mr.. George Mer-
rift, of Jacksonville. now in Richmond.
AT one time there was a grave fear for
the trees. This was when the thermome-
ter was hanging around zero and every
thing, even as far South as Brunswick.
Ga, was frozen up. Happily, however,
the freezing weather did not extend as
far South as Florida, ard everything is
all right there. Florida is just recov-
ering from the freeze Of several years
ago. and another just at this time would
be disastrous for many years to come"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10

Hon. George E. Murrell, of Bedford.
who is still here. expects to rentroduce
his road law upon the reassembling of
the Legislature. He will also. in all like
lihood present some legislation relating
to the horticultural iBterests of the State.
DR.. Joseph W. Southall has recovered
from his recent illness. and was at Muir
phys last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10

According to Mr.. T. Hulsey Brown. OF
Jersey City, anarchy in that city, which
has fostered and fed the New York crop
for years, is on the wane. since the as
sassination of President Mckinley.
Immediately after the assassination"
he said yesterday al the Lexington,
"one or two anarchlstio clubs passed eu-
Iogies up to CzoIgosz, but this aroused
such a storm of indignation everywhere
that lately the anarchists have passed
out of the reckoning. Possibly nothing
has had more to do with the fading away
of this class OF people than the efforts
made at Washington to crush the creed
| out of existence
II don't believe this country will ever
| be perfectly safe until the anarchists are
either driven out of it or laws which will
absolutely tie them up have been enacted.
When it comes down to rock-oottom
basis, no one wants to die, and death
| penalty for the anarchists generally, l
| believe, will efectually drive them into
| their holes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-10

Hon. George 7. Hunley. of Mathews,
was at the Capitol yesterday. Mr.. Hun
ley WILL upon the reassembling of the
Legislature present some important bills.
One will be a new pension measure and
others will relate to the changes in the
mode of INJECTING capital punishment.
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Sorgen ar dod. Paul ]. Sorg, en-
mangmillionar och tobaksfabrikor
Middletown, Ohio, Allied den 28 mai
sitt hem. Fran en- ringa borjan hade
han arbetat sig upp till valstand. Han
tjenstgjorde tvenne terminer som
kongres ssman fran sitt distrikt.
! rofyarehander? Charles Erikson
j Norway, Mich, lemnade hemmet
onsdags med hast och yagn och har
icke rit synlig sedan dess. Hans
yann aro bekymrade ofver hans IAN
ga bertoyaro och frulSta, att han ra-
kat j rofyarehander, alldenstund han
bar en- storre penningesumma pa sig.
ofversvamningar Kansas. Diver
syamningar af Neosho- och Cotton
wood -floderna fororsakade j fredags
en- forlust narheten af Emporia
Kan, som beraknas uppgi till en- mil
lion dollars. Neoshofloden har stun
kit, men efterlemnade sand och gytja,
som forstort all vaxtlighet pa sades-
faften.
En- 1o8 ar gammal svenska. Io8 ar
gammal pastod fru Fredrika A. Hele-
MUS, som nyligen Allied a Brockton
City Farm, Boston, Mass, sig vara.
Den aflidna var under flera ar boende
Brockton. Hon var svenska till bor-
den och tros ha barn har landet.
Men hon vile ej upplysa ON, hvilka
hennes anhoriga voro.
Boerna langta hem. Tjugosju boer-
flyktingar, som uppehil1a sig i Den
yer, Colo, ha infemnat en- boneskrift
till den engelske ministern Washing
ton, att han matte bereda dem tillfalle
att ia atervanda still Sydafrika. De
Iowa att bli lydiga undersatar och tala
icke blot slit eget, utan afven Of
riga boernas staten. mann. Dessa
uppga till ungefar 90.
Aterfick taHormagan efter 40 ar
William Chapman i Kokomo, Ind
har efter att hafya varit STUN 40 al
j dagarne aterfstt talformagan. Han
deltog i inbordeskriget har landet
och traffades 1862 halsen af en- skarf-
va fran en- sondersprangd bomb. Den.
ma Triangle in luftroret med den pa
fold, att mannen blef STUN. En- dag
i fora veckan flick han EFT haftigt
hostanfall. Han upphostade en- kiump,
som liknade en- mindre svulst. I den
ie.-fnma lag den namda jernskarfvar
,j:Eaddad. Sa smart delta hinder kon
M yagen, aterfick mannen. ta1forma.
gan.
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Minnes0ta-nyheter.
Der nofska sfIlkyrkaa llan f6fliaen

Den snorska sfrlkyfkah Ioll fof1iden
vecka slit arsmote | Audubon, Becker
county.
Hoppade brunnen. Farmaren Z.
Larson, bosatt mil nordost fran Ty-
Ter, greps fredags af en- tillfallig sim
nesforvirring och hoppade derunder i
brunnen och drankte sig.
{ Nya svenska lakare. Bland de, som
forliden torsdag erhollo lakarediplo-
ma vid Minnesotas uniyersitet, ma
nannas David E. Seashore, Gilbert
Seashore, Frank Larson och Arthur
Shaleen. Dessa aro ALA svenskar och
f. d.. studerande vid Gustavus Adolf
phus College st. Peter.
Svenska winner pris. / en- pristaf-
Ian for model pa och garnering af
sornmarhattar, anordnad af The We
stern Milliners i Chicago, Ill, tilldela-
des miss C. Swanson, anstaId i Peter
son & Cos modehandel Saltwater,
det tredje priset. Delta var Diet enda
pris, som tillfoll taflande fran Mime
sofa.
Br0llop. Forliden sondag samman-
Vigdes i brudens foraldrahem East
Union froken Esther Carlson och pro-
Efessor j. HI. Peterson fran Lafayette.
Bruden ar syster till fru Reinhold La
gerstrom j St. Peter och har sjelf gra-
sduerat musikafdelningen Gustavus
Adolphus College. Brudgummen har
genongatt collegeafdelningen vid
sanma laroyerk och tillhorde 1890
ars klass. De nygifta komma att bo-
satta sig Lafayette. vi gratulera!
Den arliga katalogen fran Gusta-
svus Adolphus College i st. Peter har
just erhallits a vart kontor. Den in
nehaller beskrifningar a laroyerket,
historiska uppgifter, studiekurser,
namnlista pa larare och studerande
SAINT bilder. pa byggnader, klassrunl,
bibliotek, laboratorier och kontor.
Denna skola at etablerad af Augusta
ra-synodens Minnesotakonferens och
ungdomar at bada konen vinna har8
ti1ltrade. Laroverkets fakultet bestar
af ae medlemmar, och santalet stude-
rande ar $50; o1legeafdelningen bju-
der pa 4 kurs-r, som ALA leda till gra-
den bachelor af arts; en- hogskolaaf-.
defining finnes med 5 kurser; en- af-1
farsskola med s kurser, som leda till
graden bachelor Of commerce; en- mus
sikskola med sex studiekurser som
.leda till graden bachelor Of music
vidare finnes en- normal afdelning med
Is kurser. Gustavus Ado1phus College
az ett ypperiigt laroverk, der det sar-
skildt lanpar sig for den sv. ameri-i
kanska ungd domen att idka studier:3
Nasta hosttermin borjas den 5 sep-
tember ALA BRET adresseras till laro-
Iverkets president, dr Ne W ahlstronl.
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Allfndnna ylleter.

Dowie far $4,000. Henry Rose, er
handlande Streator, Ill, forskref
Efrsdags hela sin egendorn till AIexan,
der Dowie och amman biifva en- troger
efterfoljare af sprofeten
Presidenten kommer till ST. Paul
Kongressman Stevens har inbjudil
presidenten att besoka st. Paul, ocf
denne har lofvat att aflagga EFT be.
sok harstades i sanlnanhang mec
hans besoki Minneapolis.
Slagen sansl0s af strejkare. Da-
vid Ownes, som skotte pumparne VIC
Clifford -gfufvan i Forest City, Pa.
blef j torsdags morse, da han var pa
vag till Slit arBete, ofverfallen af SOC
strejkare och sa lila slagen, att han
forlorade sansen.
Manga hemresande landsman. Tju.
#gofen svenska familjer, fran Wausa
Nebr., uppehollo sig EFT par dagar
Lincoln, Neb.,- pa genomresa till Sve-
rige, dit de ANNA sig for att besoks
anhoriga och forna vanner. De ANNA
stanna borta tre manader, och santli.
aga af dem uttogo under slit uppehall
staden edborgarebref.
Rika guldfynd / Nevada. Rik guild
main har patraffats Picacho, Blancc
county, norr ON Castle Creek, Arizo-
ma. Den rikaste guldadern lag pa Ell
dup at 40 fot En- del malm, som
fredags undersoktes Phoenix, be
fans innehalla anda till $Ia5 900 pei
ton och intet prof i1neloll rnindre an
$1,000 per ton. Stora skaror guild
grafyare rusa till de nya g,lIdfalten.
armany plundradt pa $500, 1000
Fran New York medd deIades i lordags,
att Tammany Hall kornmer att upp-
3losa sin finanskonits Vid slutet al
fora kampanjen rapporterades. att
Sdet fans icke n1indre an $500, 1000 i kas-
san och att denna sunlrna var for
ssyunnen, mar Nixon eftertradd de Gro
ker som ofdfora1de for namda komi-
te. Dessa penninga Al skulle konlma
sganska val till pass yid oppnande Al
Enasta karnpanj. Undersos kninga koni.
ma att gSsras hyart namda penningal
tarit vsren. 80
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bury gaf icke blott pengar utan ock
sin It'd, slit arbete, sig sje1f.
ON de tjenster, han gjort ,iniversi-
tetet, kan jag tala endast j storsta
korthet. Mar han ar 1864 af en- van
rofvertafades att blifya inedlcm j uni-
yersitetets styrclse, sa fans uniyersi-
tetet endast till namnet. Det egde en-
Ebyggning, som yaktmannen brukade
delvis till holada och honshus. Det
hade $o5,ooo skuld, som drog fran toll
till tjugufyra procent intresse. Pills
bury atog sig att radda det. Inom
fyra ar fick-han skulden betald, ratter
aterstald till dess nddonationer och
Edessa landstrackor valda med sadan
kiokhet och framtidsb1ick, att de
smart skankte betydliga inkomster
Han skaffade ock universitetet en- ny
oktroj och forenade de olika afdel-
ningarne till EFT gemensamt helt
Kort sagdt: stsllet for EFT konkurs-
messigt vrak satte han en- institution
grundad pa fasta och breda grundva-
lar, hyilken under hans 1edning hal
utyecklat sig till en- af de framsta i
landet. Hans arbete for sayal som
hans storartade gafyor till denna in
stitution visa, hyad slags man har
var. Han var ALT en- Sam patriot
Hade han velat vacka uppseende ellel
hade han sokt sjelfupphojelse, da ha-
de han icke Walt staten sSsom foremal
for sina valgerningar, ty slater arc
namnkunniga for sin otacksamhet
Hade han skankt de penningar, som
han direkt eller indirekt gaf staten
till eft kyrkosamfund el1er en- privat
inrattning sasom vira dagars miilio-
narer hafva for sed, si hade det varit
nog for aft tillforsakra honom vord-
mad och dyrkan for all framtid. Han
gjorde icke delta Han gynnade in
gen viss klass eller del, utan sasom
en- Sam patriot arbetade han fol
samha11et sisom EFT heIt.
Hvad jag nu har sagt och hyad an
dra mojligen komma att saga vid det-
ia tillfalie, kan blott til1narrneIseyis
bestamma vardet afs de tjenster, Pills
bury giort staten. T framtiden kom-
mer delta varde att tydligare franz
trada, och det blir kommande historic
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-06
POPLAR ISLAND
Steamer Dorchester Aground In
Chesapeake Bay.

Steamer Dorchester of the Merchants
and Miners company ran ashore on Pop
lar island in Chesapeake bay yesterday
and at an early hour this morning had
not been fioated.
The Dorchester was bound from this
city 10 Baltimore and had a large freight
and a passenger list OF IS. She sailed from
this port Thursday. The steamer went
aground in a dense fog and during Sc
we're rain.
Tugs and lighters were sent TO the as
sistance OF the stranded steamer and the
cargo was transferred, and the officials
of the boat hoped to float her at the next
high tide. The sea is calm.
Last evening Agent Coria Of the Mer-
chants and Miners line OF this city said
that the Dorchester was in little danger.
THE bottom of Chesapeake bay" he said,
is of sand and mud at that point with
no rocks. and the steamer will undoubted-
ly be pulled of without any serious trou-
oils. and she had at the time she ground
ed only about 35 miles TO go TO reach
Baltimore. Poplar island is on the east
shore of Chesapeake bay. If any fears
were entertained, the company would
have notified me. but have received no
word of the accident"