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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-04
Taft Says Philippine Ownership
WAS A MISTAKE BUT
We Must Now See 1t Through

for the Filipinos. but that 1t would
have been better for our country If we
had not gone there. He added: "lt the
result in the end proves to be in the
interest of the general welfare, then
we can possibly justify ourselves on
the ground that we have taken only
our share of the burden of civilization
in bringing out an uncivilized people.
Continuing the general discussion Of
conditions in the Philippines, he ex'
pressed the opinion that the trade
with the United States will ultimately
increase and the islands will be self.
supporting even to the extent of ay.
ing the expenses of the United States
Army there.
DO you believe that what we are
now doing in the Philippines is best
for the Filipinos and for the people OF
the United States as well?" asked SEN
ator Allison.
II do" said Governor Taft. I'VE arc
pursuing there the only course open
80 us, and II was absolutely impossible
for us to pursue any other course than
/ the one we did pursue and are pUrsu'
ing there. If the Senators on the
other side of the table referring Ia
the Democratic members of the com
mittee) had been there they could not
have done differently and when their
: party comes into power. If It should
do so. they cannot do anything but 20
ahead"
Senator Culberson-If a safe and
/ honorable openings for Withdrawing
from the islands should present itself
do you think the United States should
avail itself of It?
Governor Taft-That question as
sumes that there might be such an
opening. don't think there will be
and | say no. Possessed. as | believe
that | am. with the missionary spirit
think that we should continue our
work in those islands, now that We
are there and there Is no likelihood OF
, finding honorable ways out.
Governor Taft was excused at the
conclusion of the sitting and the com
mittee adjourned until next Tuesday
with the understanding that General
Hughes will be the next witness.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-04

Washington, Feb. Ex-Governor
Taft discussed climatic conditions in
the Philippines today before the Sen
ate Philippine Committee. Governor
Taft said that much of the sickness
among the American troops is due to
exposure. The witness thought the
high death rate of troops in the Phil
ippines due to the guerrilla warfare
saying that 1t was impossible to get
soldiers to observe the laws of hygi
enc.
His experience, Governor Taft said
was that the greatest danger In the
matter of health in the Philippines is
found in the neglect Of symptoms
which are not generally regarded as
Of importance in the United States
He knew, he said, Of Europeans who
had spent thirty or forty years in tho
islands and who are in good health
He thought, however. that they gener
ally left the islands for severa
months every two or three years. Al
rule, continued residence had the ef
feet of causing a gradual deterioration
Of health.
Governor Taft, in reply to question
by Senator Culberson. said that tn
expenses of conducting the govern
ment of the islands are much highe
than under Spanish rule, and that tn
increase would be greater this yea
than It had been last year For in
stance, while the annual expense o
conducting the government of Manili
under Spanish rule was from S5OO.OO
to S1,OOO,OOO Mexican money. the pres
ent expense is about 81. $685. 900 in gold
The increase in the total was. he said
due to the increase in salaries and I,
the improvement Of the government al
forded.
"Under Spanish rule" he said, "saI
aries were very low-so low that the
were the plainest intimatiOn that the
(the Spanish offiCers) expected thei
salaries to be pieCed out by illegal co
lectiOns and squeezes, and that the
were so pieced out is indisputable.
Replying to series of questions
Governor Taft said the intervention q
the United States in the Philippine
was the best thing that could happe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-22
New York Ready to Greet its
Royal Visitor To-Day.
THEATRE GAILY DECORATED
Prince Eicnry's Box viii Be Fcsiooned With
American Beauty Roscs-uorcru.
meni Representatives Are
All in Place.
lnr Assoc.nted Prcgs.l

Elrw YORK, Feb. H.--AlI prcHaration'
have been made FOR the reception and
entertainment of Prince Henry OF frns-
sia, who is on the kron PIinZ Wilhelm
which is expected TO arrive tomorrow.
The imperial yacht, Hohenzoile:n after
having been cleaned up and partially re-
painted. lies at the foot of West hiI>E-
fourth Street waiting the PRINCES ar
rival. Her main gangnay has Ds@i'
placed directly OPP osite the door through
which Prince Henry viii land from the
kron Prinz Wilhelm. lie VII cross
The pier and board the Bchenzolern
The Marcon apparatus on the itohch-
zo!lcrrl has been tested and found 10 DC
in good working order. Tonight the
operator on board began to send mes
:sases ia the effort 80 locate the fFlhSe >
ship.
Admiral Evans. General Corbin and AS
sjstant Secretary Hill, the Presidents
delegates, will board TIC Klon Prilz
probably at the quarantine station ana
will greet Prince Henry III the name oil
The United States Government.
THEATRE DECORATED.
The Irving Place Theatre, where a gala
performance is to be given tomorrow
evening, has been beautifully decorated
and orders have been given for the feS-
tconirc, of the Princes box with Amcri-
dIed of the roses to DO used for this pur-
pose Heinrich Conrcid. manager of the
theatre. has had :: special entrance broken
through the wall on the 1'iftccnth-Street
SIDE of the theatre, TO permit the Prince
TO enter the Royal box Immediately on
stepping from his carriage. The play Sc
1ccted for this performance IS the three
get comedy I'm Weissen Roessel. This
selection was made by request, as the
4 ,1s1.t ~
Of seeing the play. owing to the fact thai
curing the time when it was given in
various cities of Germany he was in
China.
Everything has been made ready for
The special opera performance to be given
for the Prince. The interior of the Metro
politan Opera House viii be decorated
profusoly and the entire frontage on
Broadway will be Illuminated with ten
thousand incandcSccnt bulbs.
HANDSOME CAokET.
ST. louis. MO. Fcl:. 21.-The solid
gold and silver casket which viii be
presented as a souvenir TO Prince Henry
of Prussia Ivy Mayor Wells, viii be fin
;shed within Il day or two. II will be
eighteen inches long, four and a half
inches high and four and a half inches
wide. The material is Of solid silver
and gold. with decorations in full relief,
richly cut by harll in solid metal and
enamelled.
The most ornate cmbe:lishment is the
device on The cover. This consists Of
the common seal of st Louis on each
side of which are the American and
German eaguc, the key to the city pro-
,luding at the top and bottom, about the
lower part being a spray of forget-me-
nots. Inside the souvenir viii be lined
with navy blue watered silk.
The casllet itself will be placed in
lrlacIz seal leather box, which will be
lined with royal purple velvet The cas-
ke1 will hold the address of welcome,
Handsomely cngrossed on parchment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-22
AN INSURANCE BILL.
Accident Companies Must Have Agents IL
VIRGINIA

A measure of considerable local and
state interest among insurance men is a
bill introduced in the Senate by Mr.. Bry
ant amending an act recently passed,
which requires all fire insurance compa-
MES. to which permission is to be extended
to do business in the State, TO be conlpa-
MES having local Offices in the State. The
vision SO as to include casualty, accident
and liability insurance. Richmond insur-
ance me mare interested in it and back Of
it.
They have been stirred by the fact that
the accident and liability insurance.
placed by one of the largest manufacture
ing concerns in Richmond. was recently
placed in New York by this company in
an insurance company having no agents
in Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-22
WASHENGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
This is His i7O.h Anniyersary-Citya and State
Offices Close

To-day is the one hundred and seven
tieth anniversary of the birth of Wash
ington. Il is a national holiday, as every
one knows. The day will be formally OBJ
served by the city and the State and by
such public institutions as banks. The
stores and other place Of business will
be open for trade as. usual.
The city and State Offices have been or
dercd closed for the day. The Legisla-
ture Will meet as usua! at noon, but will
probably adjourn at once in honor of the
greatest of all Nirsinians. The school
children have just one regret. They are
willing that the Father of His Country
shall have a birthday once "a year, but
they object to its coming on Saturday or
Sunday, for then it means no holiday.
ana they don't feel in the humor Of
thinking of him so kindly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-22
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Richmond, fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad.
SCHEDULE IN EJECT JAN. II. 1902.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. IA. 1902.
TRAINS Lave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
for Washington and beyond: Stops at Milford,
and nd AsSandrn Sleeping cars 10
s:45 y. NJ daily, from Main.strcet. Station.
Florida and Metropolitan Limited for Washing.
ton and beyond Stops at .rcdericksburS and
Alexandria. Sleeping cars to New York. Dining
Car.
e:54 a. NJ. except Monday. from Byrd;strs
mfW and iot bsyond Makss no stops All
Pullman cars. No extra fare other than usual
Pullman charge Dining Car
7:s4 a. NJ. except Sunday. from Elsa Station,
accommodation for Ashland and intermediate
points.
SEQ NJ Sunday only t from HyS sioSs ct
Eba,. Glen Allen and local stations. ashland L., to
QuaEtico inclusive Occoquan and Asc1Andria.
$3.50 a. NJ. except Sunday. frou, Byyd-strcsss
Station FOR Washington and beyond Stops at
Quant!co inclusive. OccoTuan and Alexandria
Station fer WaSngt9a and beyond SsGPs m
and Alexandria. Buffet Pariof Car connects
with Congressional Limited.
s1ar NJ daily from naa a,ss s'q Ibsnf sns
New York.
400 2. NJ. except SUNDAY. from Byra.str &c;
intermediate points.
sG and daily from sJ Eea stGn ss
York. Dining Car.
$50 P NJ except SUNDAY from Eloa Station \:
points
sos T; NJ. daily; from Brrdstreet Station
FOR Wshington and ssE ,3ns SSorf &t p
Brooke, Whitewater ouantico and Alexandria.
Stops at other stations SUNDAY SlGspinE Car az
Philadelphia
11:l5 P ~, except Sunday. from E!ba Sta
ton, accommodation for Ashland and interme-
TRAINS ARRIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$40 A. ~ except SUNDAY at Elea stntio n
points.
$50 a H. daily H5eeto stq9p tGps
burg. Milford. boswell, Ashland and Elhe- Stops
| At other stations Sunday. Sleeping Car New
1923 ~ eIespt snHday at I BTEdst5es f
200 T; NJ. daily. Elba station; stops "a, at
rn Sh and and 5f6;n car Sleeping Car
$50 P. NJ daily. = ;Ial1.street T T5.Isn'i
stops at AleSandria FEedericksbuys 90sWch
5:52 p n. except Sunday, at Elba station.
accommodation from Ashland and intermediate
us P. ~, daily, at Byra.strsst Station Station,
steps at Asaandra EEederieksburs rro boswell ys
York <, and Washington Dining Ge s.-oo+ s.,.to,
stops at local stations. Washington to Ashland.
inclusive Glen Allen and Elha. BuHet P1rlor Car
1929 P. NJ. daily: at Main,Street Station
Florida and Metropolitan Limited, stops at
| Alexandria. Fredericksburg, boswell and ASH
| land. Sleeping Cars from New York. Dining Car.
| 11o0 ?. NJ, except Sunday. at Elba Sutton.
| accommodation from Ashland.
! 1l40 P NJ except Sunday. at Byrd-Street
| Station New York and Florida Special: Make no
stops. All Pullman Cars. No extra fare other
| than usual Pullman charge. Dining Car.
W. D. DUKE. General Manager.
Z. I. D. MYERS. President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-22
SEABOARD
Air Line Railway.
CAPITAL CITY ROUTE.
CAPITAL CITY QUITE"

Short Line to Principal cities Of the South
and Southwest. Florida. Cuba, Texas: California
and Mexico. reaching the Capitals OF six States.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. l. 1901.
TRAINS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SFATION-DAiLS.
1887 P. NJ. Florida ard Metropolitan Lin
Southern Pines. ltnehurst, Columbia, Savannah.
Jacksonville. Tampa Miami. all points south
1887 F. 81. Atlanta Special Cor retern.
burg. Henderson, Raleigh, Southern Pines, Pine
hurst Camden. Athens, Atlanta. Montgomery:
Chs ttanoosu Memphis and all points South and
Southwest.
burg Henderson: Raleigh, southern fointsi Pine inc
hurst. Athens, Atlanta. Nasnytlle Memphis IND ana
po sio SG a S ,,u sca6cari ESprss daily
Petersburg. NorIina n c., aud all Intermediates
train arriving at Henderson 200 ?: ". Raleigh
800 Z. NJ. and Durham sos T. NJ tDaiiy' eI-
100 Z. s.. Richmond and Petersburg local.
daily for Petersburg aud all intermediate sta
HAS 7. VI. Richmond and P Pc.
II Trains leave KlchmonI for Washington. New
York and the East daily No. "a at S:45 a. NJ
Connections at Jacksonville aud Tampa FOR ali
Florida East Coast points and Cuba and Porto
Rico. At New orleans for all points in Texas.
TEAMS NEEIyE At E1cHMoND DAILY.
6:35 A. NJ. and 3:o5 p. NJ, from all points
5:45 P NJ. from Norlna. n. c., Petersburg
and local points.
$40 A. NJ daily from Petersburg.
500 Z. N. daily. except Sunday. from Pc
tersburs.
CAFE CAR SERVICE.
Cafe Dining Cars Will be operated IN Trains
Nos. 81 and 81, Florida aud Metropolitan Lin
ted between Hamlet. y. c.. savannah. Ca,
and in Trains Nos. 81 and 81: Atlanta Spcciat'
between Hamlet y. G.. and AtlaHtH. Ga Se,
vice a III Carte: prices moderate; no canned
goods bundled. but the freshest and finest meats,
vegetables and staples served This Is IN inno-
vatfon and will be found great convenience to
Travellers as against meal stations or Ihbls
q Iiote Dining Cars.
SLEEPING-CAR SERVICE.
Nos 81 and 81. Florida and Metropolitan Lin.
tied Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars aud
Through Day Coaches between New York and
Tampa Through Drawing Room Buffet Sleep
ing Cars between New York and Attauti-
Nos ~ and 66. Seaboard Fast Mall. Through
Dining-Room Buffet Sleeping Cars between New
York and Tampa. connecting at Hamlet with
Sleeping Car to and from Atlanta. in connection
with which Through Pullman Tickets are sold.
T. P SMITH. District Pass. Agent.
s36 Fast Main Street Phone io5.
]. NJ BARR, list v p. e GenI MauG'r.
r. E. L. BUNCH, Cent Pass. Agent
Portsmouth Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-22
The Vic of Prince henry,

Amid the elaborate preparations max
ing throughout the country Tor the re-
ception of Prince Henry Of Prussia very
little is heard of the German Emperors
sister-in-law, who will not accompany
her husband to America. Princess Henry
was born Princess Irene of Hesse on july
II. 1866 and is, therefore, four years the
Junior of her royal husband. The prln-
cess is a. member of the grand old house
of Brabant. Her ancestors were power
full barons in the time Of Charles the
Simple, who lived III the tenth century.
Princess Henry is the daughter OF the
Grand Duke Louis " of Hesse, VINO
died in 1892, and Princess Alice of Great
Britain, favorite daughter of Queen VIC
tCria.
Princess Irene enjoys the singular dis
tinction of having about four thousand
Sodfathers Born in course Of the war
of 1866, her father, Prince Louis OF Hesse,
requested the officers and men OF the
Hessian regiments forming part or the
cavalry brigade under his command 10
stand sponsors to his baby girl, ana at
the christening, which took place after
the termination of the hostiities, deputa-
tions of officers, non-commssioned officers
and men from each regiment We're pres
ont in order to express in the name OF
their respective corps the readiness OF
the latter to assume the customary splr-
itual, moral and material obligations to-
ward their godchild.
There are few scions Of European roy
atty more happily married than the
Iaisers sailor brother, or whose home
life is more free from any kind OF clouc
or even shadow. Princess Irene has three
bows, the eldest of whom, Prince Waldo
mar, is now twelve years of age, ant
holds tho rank OF lieutenant in the army
as we'll as in the navy, to which latter
branch of service he is to devote his fu
ture career Prince and Princess Henry
have their homo at hlel, where Inc
Princess is able to enjoy her taste fol
yachting to her hearts content. and i
NAV safely be assorted that there is NJ
woman in Germany who is able to handle
a boat so cleverly, even in the stlffes
kind OF weather, as the consort OF Prus
sias sailor Prince.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-22
TRANSFORMATION LINES.
Atlantic Coast Line.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN. IA. 1909.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN. IA, 1909.
TRAINS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STATION.
500 A.. 81. NORFOLK LIMITED. daily Sr
rivcs Petersburg 9::'1 a. ". Norfolk ff.2G A. II
Stops only ut Petersburg. Wareriy and sutrolk.
9:o5 \. NJ. daily Arrives Petersburg o2fs a,
Charleston 1866 z. NJ. Savannah 2:555 \. 81,
5sskss9vs S $40 a Nth Fort Tampa ITO ~
man Sleeper New York to Jacksonville.
S Ne a Except si sqsdn I.p: Ss.,s,
DreMrys Bluff. centralia and Chester signal
a:co T. Sic, OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. daily,
folk
,c1 sso 5s daily except SUNDAY Arrives r
Rocky Mount 500 L. 81. Makes all intermediate
100 Z n Makes si ali st sTai As'ise'
I:23 T. NJ. FLORIDA AND WEST INDIA
connects with Norfolk and Western for ,;ortoIk
and intermediate points,, Emporia o:oS 7. N.
EEporia aud Z LaMrence7iiic,. Weldon 5:ss r ~.
ssayetteyilie 40 4. ", Charleston 500 A. "
S Saw $40 ~ ~, Jacksonville i2so t. n,
NEW LINE no MIDDLE GEORGIA PoIST5--
NJ ntisnt Anf i ss A. Nh MaGen !5io
Pullman sleepcrs New York to Wilmington
Charleston. Jacksonville, Port Tampa, Augusta
$40 2 NJ, daily Arriving Petersburg 1856 ?:
NJ. connect at Petersburg with Norfolk ana
Western Railway. arriving Lynchburg 80 A.
~. Roanoke 500 A. NJ, Bristol 1910 \. Il.
Ful!man Sleeper Richmond TO LynchburT.
!!:30 T. NJ, daily. Arrive Petersburg l2:i0 ~ "
1850 F. NJ. daily. except Sunday, the New
YORK. and Florida Special Arrive Charleston 9:3s
\. NJ, savannah 1850 a. u. jacksonville $50
T. n ST. Augustine 400 r NJ. Tampa lo;io
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1857 A. NJ. daily. from Jacksonville Savan.
nah. Charleston, Atlanta. Macon, Augusta aud
Gao A. 81. daily. except Monday. from Tam:
pa St Augustine, Jacksonville, Savannah ana
Charleston.
1855 a. ~, daily. from Petersburg, Lynchburs
and the West.
s:4s a. N, daily. except Sunday, Petersburg
lilo A. NJ daily. except Sunday from Colds:
boro and intermediate stations, Norfolk and
iI:lo \. NJ, Sunday only. from Norfolk, sut-
folk and Petersburg.
Il:42 A. n. daily. from Norfolk, suroIk and
Sis P. VI. daily, except Sunday. from Peters
ESQ P. NJ. daily, from Norfolk, sarols and
Petersburg.
T:45 P. NJ. daily. from Miami. Port Tampa.
Jacksonville Savannah. Charleston. Wilmington,
Goldsboro and all points South
s:56 P. NJ. daily. FROM Petersburg, Lynch
T. NJ EMERSON. Traffic Manager.
!. Il KENLT. General Manager.
H. II. NJ EMERSON. Gen'I Pass. Act.
G.. S. CAMPBELL. Div. Pass. Act..
SIS East Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-22
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEB. 16, 1902.
AND ARRIVE FoURTEGN'EH.
STREET STATION.
,-p,rSS TE-tvE RICTISIDND VA.

IL
STREET STATION.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
1920 A. NJ. No. 0, daily for Drrh.tm y. =.
DnnviTIn and all local stations South t'?nip'tt-
Ing Mt BnrkavilIe with Norfolk and western
RsirEay for sarmvilIe. Lyuchburg and al Deal
STATIONS West: ut JeGgcys for local stations on
norfolk Division to Dacyi!e; ut Oxford fof
hs aiSo p n, No. 90 limited train daily for
TarEsonviIIe and all FloridG points, tlavanH Mas
san etc Connects at Mpseley with tarnTtiIe
and powhatau Railroad: at Greensboro !or Dur-
ham Raleigh aud Winston-Salem; at 1haFlotIe
with No 35 United States Fast NAL: soiid tram,
TaiIv for New Orleans and points Sohth Wntcn
c"rrjos sfpepers TO New Orleans Drawing Room
Sleeper Richmond to Atlanta and BlrElnGaat m
TbraTrh train with sleeper, Salisbury TO Mem
II 40 p IL. No H. southern Express usliy
- ,tI.nfa Augusta. Jacksonville 11d points
20. q Sfeeoer Tor Dalville Greensboro. Sails
S,,rv and Charlotte. open az isic:nonG g.rp =
At connections with Ne': rofK anu Z l2fllt f y
NJ. nd Southwestern Limited. which carries
taLoGIi Tsmpa Nashville. Memphis, Atlanta.
s1 Srfccans etc Complete Dining Car service
Ne. p,,IItnnn Tourist Sleepcc Mondhys "ednes-
49, ~ Fridays Washington TO san Francisco
"a. 80 change with connection Tor. all polnH
", MiI To~ss Mexico and California.
III M !, NJ no. II. local daily. except sunday,
foc EeysyIlle and intermediate points
ios TEAMS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
e.oo \. NJ and SAB z. NJ. from Atlantn. Au-
o;o' Jacksonville and all points South.
s"s.da \ NJ from keysyilie and Local stations.
s.95 p ~. from Durham. Charlotte, DanSLiis
.,,, intermediate stations
an LII IOCAI. FREIGHT TRAINS
Nos. 81 and G., between Manchester ana
EHapoliS-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-22

The enormous advantage of q catchy air
for a musical or light opera was never
morec ompletely demonstrated than in
the case of "Florodora," with its 'Tell
Me Pretty Maiden It is like bur
caught in a sleeps tail; it is impossible
to shake it Off, amp the more it tickles,
the less likely it is to be forgotten. Every
successful musical piece has this one all
pervading and tenacious number; the
"Princess Chic" has the exquisite ballad
."rhe Love Light in Your Eyes. 81
Captain had THE Typical Tune Of Fan
zibar." 1.-THE Strolers." has 81 Am So Tir-
ed" and Miss Simplicity the delicatable
'Rosalic."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-22
y 0S7 ~ HoTfolkinNestern
NOVEMBER %, 1901.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. BYRD-STEEET

NOVEMBER 81, 1901.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. BTRD-STEEET
STATION.
ono A. NJ, NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrive at
Norfolk 1920 a. NJ. Stops only at Petersburg
COS A. ", THE CHICAGO EXPRESS for
Iynchburs. Roanoke. Columbus and Chicago.
Rnffet Parlor Car Petersburg to Roanoke. Pull
man Sleeper Roanoke to Columbus; also for
PriatnI Knoxville and Chattanooga. Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke TO Knoxville
a.no p. NJ, oCEAN-SHORE LIMITED. Arrive
NorfnIk $40 T. NJ Stops only at Petersburg.
WavarIy and Suffolk. Connects at Norfolk with
etenrners TO Boston. Providence, New York, Bal
tinorc and Washington.
7.es p. NJ. for Suffolk. Norfolk and interme
aiate stations Arrives at Norfolk at 1910 z. NJ
ON p, NJ. for Lynchburs and Roanoke Con-
,ocfs ar Iyrchburg with Washington and Cha t
toocr, limited Pullman Sleepcrs LynchburG
:" Namrhis and New Orleans. Cafe, Paror and
o ~ Car Radford to Alfalfa, Ala. Pull
ms sleeper between Richmond and Lynchhure.
pnrths ready for occupancy at $50 +. NJ Also,
Pullman sleeper Petersburg and Roanoke
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynehhurg and
.ha West daily at 1885 \. u. and $3.50 Z. 81.
tn Norfolk and the East at 11:lo A NJ, ll:42
a NJ and $50 p N.
OfIce-Nc. SIS Main street -..,
City Pass and Ticket AEt.
c. II BOSLEY. Dis. Pass. Agt-
W 3. BENILL- Cen Pass. Agt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-22
Mrs. Nancy anu.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
1EADFR VA, Feb. 21-NIrs. Nancy
Mann. a very aged lady, near this place
died Yesterday arid was buried to-day.
The funeral services were conducted by
the Rev. Mr.. Billiard, Of the Methodist
church. The interment took place al
Mr. James Mann's.
Mrs Mann was faithful member OF
Pinev Grove Church. AMI! only iache"
one month of being ninety years olu. ! il7
ceremony was very Impressive -
and many living witnesses can teo''is -
tho goodness OF this aged LADY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-22
Old Dominion
] Steamship Co.
Daily Line for New York, fine Mort.
and East
FROM RICHMOND.

PASSENGERS can leave DAILY. ex-
ccpt Sunday, by Chesapeake & Ohio Rail
way at 9 \; NJ. via Norfolk, and 2:10 ?.
NJ. via Old Point and Norfolk, or 8 \. NJ.
Norfolk, both lines connecting with direct
steamers sailing same day, or by com
pany,s new steamer Brandon, leaving
M, arriving Norfolk at A. NJ. then
transferring to New York steamer.
FREIGHT for all northern. eastern and
foreign ports received and forwarded
wharf Rockets y