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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-12
For Sale id Richmond BY owens Z MINOR
Ifobson's mother. Mrs. q. 3. Camm. have
returned to their home. in Savannah,

Historic Belle View" in Gloucester
county. has lately passed into the hands
of Mr.. and Mrs. 4Allrand Blow OF Nor
folk The old home is being thoroughly
restored and Mr.. and Mrs. Blow Will
open it Thanksgiving with a house party.
Miss Rose Mordecai is the guest Of Mr.
z. D. I. Myers for this week
Hon. ". H Grsvely was scheduled to
arrive in Richmond last night with his
bride. his wedding having taken place in
Christ Church. Martinsvile. at a. N.
yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Grarely will
be in Richmond during the winter.
The Richmond delegates to the New
Orleans Conven.ion-alrs- Robert T.
sieade. o. Petersburg, president OF tine
Grand Division, Mrs. Thomas S. Mccul-
ferson Davis Monument ASSOC alton:
Mrs. Edgar D. Taylor. treasurer. and
Mrs. +. A. Blenner. secretary of the as
scc.ation; Mrs. George A. Lyon Mrs. J.
H. Timbelake. AIRS. w. r. Vawtsr, Miss
Gem ard Mrs. 1eager-werc present at
the opening feature of the convent on last
evening in Memorial Hall, when the adj
were presented. Mrs. James Rounsaville
Will preside at the business session OF
to-day. TIE delegates win be guests Of
the New Orleans Chapter at a handsome
lunch served from L to 1 o'clock.
Miss Eugenia Aunspaugh has. during;
the past week. giyer severa! p1rlor rssa-
irgs from the poerns Of Dante Gabriel
Eosetti. which have met with genuine
appreciation The remarks aita wh:ch
Hiss Aunspaugh prefaces these readings
throw a Clearer light upon tie poets in
1arpreta ton of his subject
AR Q. Livermon. wife and son. OF Col
orado Springs Col. are visiting Mr.. l.
II. kaufman, No. Ole West Grace Street.
Miss Hessie Cooper Of jacksonville.
Fla, will arrive Saturday to visit Miss
Edyth White, at Nc. 200 East Franklin
Street.
Mrs. W e Exams VINO has been visit
ing relatives in Norfo!a and Marysasd;
has returned home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-12
ELECTRIC MEN CONFER
Talk Over Their Differences. but Very
Little Given Out.

Little Given Out
AT a meeting held In the Office OF Cap
tain Andrew Pizzinl yesterday the con-
tracing electricians of the city took ac-
ton upon the agreement submitted by the
Electrical Workers Union and also tho
grievance which the union had with Mr..
Pizz.ni. 8 company over the discharge OF
union men The agreement submitted to
tiic5 different contractors reads as follows:
The following terms of agreement made
this --- day OF -. 1902, between the
electrical contractors OF the city OF Fich-
nlond. Va, party of the first part, and the
1. &. E. W., Local Union. No. IS. OF Rich
mond. Va. party OF tho second part 70
wit:
ARTICLE I.
Sec. l. In consideration OF the electrical
contractors OF the city of Richmond, Va.
recognizing and agreeing to employ only
members OF the I. B. E. w. in good stand
ing and further agreeing to grant nino-
hour 90 day at tho same pay now paid
for ten-hour d0l day. and pay time and
| ohe-half for all over time and double time
sor SUNDAY.
Sec. ?. Et it understood that Section I
of this article refers to all electrical
workers now employed or hereinafter ems
ployed by any, electrical contractor of this
city.
ARTICLE g
Sec l. In consideration o. the party OF
the first part granting terms as specified 9
IN article !, section and 2, the party OF
the second part agrees as follows:
Sec. . That no member will be allowed
to work for any electrical contractor of
this city who is not q licensed contractor
doing business In the city of Richmond,
va
Sec 3. That no member will. be all
lowed to contract for or agree to do
| work OF any kind pertaining TO electrical
construction while in the employ OF said
contractor.
Sec. 4. that any member violating this
term OF agreement will be fined the
mount received for the work
Sec ). This agreement to be In erect
for one ID year from date OF acceptance
Respectfully submitted.
LOCAL UNION. NO. As. I. b z. w.
Members of the contractors meeting and
the union as we'll are very reticent as to
the result. The matter of the discharged
III en- has oee1i left e. the Executive Eosrd
OF the Electrical NEorhers Union- fndi-
cations seem to be that both matters will
be satisfactorily settled.
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SOUTHERN ENTERPRISES
Weekly Report of the Tradesman on
New Industries.
tspecia, Dispatcs /. The Times. J

(SEeClai l'lspas-.s 10 Ire Times.
Il CHATTANOOGA. TENN. November II.
The progress in Southern industrial de-
yelo1nlont for ,lie week Just closed, IS
reported by The Tradesman. includes the
following new organizations as among the
l,.ost Important:
Virginia Newport News. sloo.coo shoe
factory; canning actoIyL
IF West Virginia furniture
factory. Wheeling. s25.ooo quarrying com
rany. New Martinsviiie. $4,000 coal and
coke company. Parkersbnrs. 100000
building association. Mllville. 100000
ararrying company. Pine Grove. $4,000
oil company. Shinnston. S25.oe develop
n.ent company. Wellsburg. oil and gas
company Charleston. $4,000 coal mining
company. Sutton. $4,000 coal mining
company.
North Carolina-Asheville. distillery.s
Warsaw. 5000 tobacco warehouse COM
Iany Elkin $4,000 knitting mills. Tryon.
knitting mill. Midway. Touring mill. Lin-s
celnton. shuttle and bobbin factory Gas
tol,ia. 10000 telephone and telegraph
con panS. Washington, heating and pow
CT plant.
South Carolina-1lartspille. ice factory.
Charleston, S600D rice company. Union.
ss,cOn fuel company. Greenville. $4,000
blcachery.
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as did the Senate. but it wa received by
tho House Of Representatives and the

LANCASTER. PA. November IL
Magistrate Jacob Halbach has hit upon a
novel plan of finding the owner of fifteen
stolen Antwerp pigeons. which We're left
myste1iously at a place near this city,
few days go. Notes We're tied to the
legs of two of the pigeons telli&x where
the stolen property could be found. and
then the birds were released. The birds
few directly southwark. undoubtedly go.
ing back to their cote.
NEW YORK, November 11-John S.
Wise. Jr.. of No. 154 West Seventy-sixth
Street. who, it was reported, fell from
a Broadway car on Saturday afternoon
and received a scalp wound, said last
night that he was not the man who was
injured. In fact, he said, he had not even
been down town Saturday afternoon.
Perhaps it was my double said Mr..
Wise.
Mr.. Wise explained that for three or four
years young man who bore some re-
semblance to him had been borrowing.
money in his name. He generally obtained
the loan from some prominent politician
who was acquainted with Mr.. Wise, Jr.
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eJiafe ard Diher 31eddings.

Mr.. Walter Herndon Miles has left for
Baltimore, where he is located at the
Hotel Rennert until after his marriage.
to Miss Dame. taking place in Memorial
Episcopal Church. Baltimore, this eve
ring at $50 O'Clock. As Miss JOS
erhine Putney will be maid OF
honor and Mr. Langhorne Purney best
man, as the bride both through father
and mother is connected With the most
prominent Virginia families. and as the
groom is .forotshlv identified with the
social and business life Of Richmond. 1t
is easy to understand that the wedding
will be one of the most interesting of the
season.
The wedding Of Miss Mary Alice Lar
combe of washington. and Mr. Blair.
Rurwell Stringfeuow. OF this city, is an
other of to-dat-'s Interesting society
happenings the more 50 as 1t Wliiabe at
tended by a large party of Richmond
people who are relatives or intimate
friends Of the bridal couple-
Miss Frances boswell Conway and Mr.
Henry Warren will be married to-day
in the home of the brides father,
DR.. C. C. CONWAY. Of Rapidau. Orange.
comfy, VA. After their wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren will make their
home in this city, where Mr. Warren is
one of the most popular and highly es-
Tened among the young class OF bust
ness men,
q The Rev. 5DrzI. r. Garlick will officiate
at the marriage OF Miss Gertrude Ton1p-
kies, the only child of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
j. Tompllies. to Mr. James Ward Waugh
an. the ceremony taking place III the
ashland BAPTIST Church At p. NJ. to-.
Gay.
Two notable out-of-town weddings
scheduled for to-day are those OF Miss
Helen #Kemper to Mr.. Ahles. Of New
York. to take place in the home Of Mrs.
i. Barton Miller. of washington. and Miss
Lavilla Belkilap Lyons, the daughter Of
Judge and Mrs. Thomas Barton Lyons, of
Charlottesville Va. to Nh. Langdon Lea.
of ..Bloomfeld' Albemarle county. to be
solerlnizei in Christ Church, Charlottes-
willie. by the Rev Harry B. Lee
A1r. stra,,se. of this city, who has re-
Gently been studying in New York. and
achieving much success there as de-
sigl,er. will give an exhibit of his work
next Monday at noon in5the rooms OF the
Richmond Art Club. Mr.. Strause Will
show designs III wall paper, for silks.
,nuslills and calicoes. He will also have
samples of decorative work in burnt wood
and other popular fancies Mr. Strause
is going abroad soon to complete his art
education along the lines he has chosen.
Attention is called to his work. because
of its real value from an artistic and
unitarian point of view.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso-
citation will meet this afternoon in Lee
Camp Hall att O'clock
3 The regular monthly meeting OF the
Daughters of the Confederacy will be
held the same afternoon, in Lee Camp
Hall, at i:ao o'clocw.
Persona! Mention.
Captain and Mrs. ]. ". Hall have re-
turned from a very pleasant hunting trip
to Halifax county
& Mrs q. r. a. Hobson and little son..
urI,1, have hAAn haan the guests OF MrA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-12
Law FIRE. DIssOLVEs
Messrs. Dawsonand Seatoa Sever heir.
Connection,

Messrs. Dawson & seaten. the we'll
known lawyers of this city. yeSter
day dissolved partnership By mutual
consent Mr. Luther Dawson hav-
ing withdrawn from the firm Tor the
purpose of temporarily devoting his en-
tire time to the interests of IT, Dawson on
Goa, and Coke Company. Waicti IS De
veloping one OF the largest and most val
liable mining properties IN s9olit.iM ,',sl
Virginia nv means of a new short me
connecting the coal fields OF Wise county
with the Norfolk and Western Eaiirosia-
He will occupy suite of offices IN VOC
din Hall.
Mr. t. Emmett seaton succeeds to me
business of the law firm. and VII COL
tinue the practice OF his procession ~ s.'s'
Shafer building.
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N EW CONFEDERATE CAMP
Senator D MEL Elected Pre- sident-WIl
EuiId a Monument.
T,.sn.trh To Tho Times

(spccal I.sratch to The Times.)
#JYNCIRGEG, VA, November 1.-THE
Confederate veterans of Campbell county
1net yesterday and organized a camp to
be known as the General James bearing
Camp, the principal object of which will
be to erect a monument to the Confed-
crate dead. !.
Major Adam Clement was chairman Of
the meeting and Mr.. Palmer Evans sec
rctaTy.
Senator Daniel was elected president OF
the camp. Major Clement vice-president
anu Mr.. Thomas Patrick adjutant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-12
Big Fish Factory.

Especial Dispatch to The TimesD
BEAUFORT, N. c., November 1.-THE.
Atlantic Fisheries Company. of New
York, will erect at once. at a cost of $780,
600, a fish factory a this place. The site
secured is the Christopher Delamar Jones
Island, just OFT Beaufort harbor.
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If You Have C,atarrh.

The poison in the blood produces bad.
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ness of the stomach; in some cases Somit-
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soft bones of the nose. alterations OF the
mucous membranes. hawking, splitting up
Jumps. weak stomach. nose bleeding hea az
aches had hearing deafness. noises In the
head Thin. hot blood all run down,
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etc. Botanic Blood Balm ds. B. 3D. forces
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thousands Of cases where the patient had
tried everything in vain. and had thought
themselves incurabic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-12
BUENA VISTA ELOPEMENT
Unsuccessful Attemptat Fourteen Made
Sure at Sixteen

Sure at Sixteen.
RuENA VISTA, VA. November IL
Bent upon matnmouy. Nr. W. E. Ken--
non ard Miss Leahvest eloped from tfl's
city this evening to lexington. Va.
where a marriage license was procured.
bur from some reason the couple de-
cidai TO proceed to Natural Bridge, from
which place they 'phoned that they We're
married The parents OF the young LADY
objected to her marrying, owing To heF
extreme youthfuIness, being only sixteen
wears OF age. The groom is employed
With the firm OF L. A kennon & Com
pany. Of this city This couple attempted
70 run away about two years ago. DIT
her parents discovered the plot and pre-
vented it.
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in Gates county, ". c. by. Rev. Josiah
Elliott, OF Edenton. n. c. "a wire to the
bridegroon-elect before the wedding told
OF his fathers sinking condition, and the
ceremony was quiet.
Tickets had been bought for Florida
honeymoon. which is temporarily can
celled, as the injured mans condition is.
hopeless
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,tayr You Rheumatism With

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-12
Pet Stock Show.

The entries for the Dog ard Pet Stock
show viii, close on Friday. The mana ge-
ment requests all persons who desire to
make entries to get them IN by that time.
Th, premium list will be ready in day
or two, and the programme is about conn
dated & ~
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Chinnhorazo Hospital.

The Board of Lady Managers of the
Cllmborazo Hospital will hold an i'm
portant meeting this afternoon at4 O'Clock
a Mrs. Stevetlsonts. No. 26CO East Broad
Street. y vice-president is to be elected
and other special business will be trans
acted
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Goes to Washington

Mr.. john a. Ruth. prominent ma
fshinist and member of Local No. 10 In
tcYnational Association Of 5Machinis,s, has
gone to Washington to accept opposition
J IN the navy yard
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THE DAUGHTERS OF THE CON-
FEDERACY,
New Orleans, Ia. November l2th-l5th.
1000

On account Of the above occasion the
Ssahoard Air Line will sell round tfip
tickets TO New Orleans a rate OF one
frst-class fare for the round trip. Tick
cts to be sold sth. 9th and 10th. with
final limit ten days. in addition to date
OF sale. except by deposttinS ticket with
joint agent at New Orleans on OF before
November 18th AMI uron payment OF a
Zee Of ,Ifty cents. an extension TO Me-
verr,ber SSlsh may be obtained
& For further information relative to the
above. call on or write any representa-
tive Of the seaboard, or
q. p. SMITH.
District Passenger Agent.
No ICe6 East Main Street
Phone No. tc5-
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BERLIN. November il.--The Imperial
Marine Ministry has decided to station
several cruisers on the Pacific coast OF
srn,,,hI5.,,d south America, when vessels
nov, being completed become available.
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son MARRIED; FATHER DYING
Charles Oliver HarreIl Receives News
Of Fathers injury on Eve of Ceremony

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
SUFFOLK. VA, November 1l.-yNhile
his father. John w. Harrell. was dying
near NEhaleyville, Va, as the result Of
an accident, Mr. Charles Oliver Harrell,
III Suffolk. this afternoon swassmarricds to-
Miss Mary Elizabeth knight at her home
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CURES
.nhEuMATI ISM.
Cat ARRH|'||.

Botanic Blood Balm (B. 3. Bg sWeetens
the sour and acid blood and does away AVA
with that peculiar smelling sweat .hah ae7
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-12

DR.. J. b. Hawthorne is suffering with
an injured right eye, and fears he VIII
be kept from the General Association az
a result of it.
How he came by the injury pr. HaW-
thorne is at a loss to know. He is in
eye. It is the opinion OF his physician
and some of his friends, however. that lie
must have struck il or gotten something
into it while hunting last week.
Trustees for Christ Episcopal Church
were appointed by Judge Wexford yes
terday as follows: C. G. Baughman and
Thomas Poindexter: and the trustees of
Westminster Church were authorized to
cucumber the real estate belonging to the
church.
DR.. W. II O. McGehce, director and
orga,l;st at Grace Episcopal Church, has
organized an 8 antlphonal choir at that
church which, rumners forty-tive. max.
ing the largest in he city and possibly
in the South The choir is divided INTO
two parts, one being the decani s:ds and
tie other the cantaris, making vertically
Two chc!rs Nhieh sing r,snonsivcis, and
in ihis method are being NEST carefully
tsaincG.
Mrs N1cG4 i1ee. w:io las had 1nucis ex-
perence as church singer. is the sapranoz
sooist and has done much towards the
organization Of the choir.
Rev. DR.. C. II. Crawford will leave Sat.
urday for Lyncllburg, where he will
preach Sunday.
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HAVANA. November 11.-Five hundred
peasants and others formed procession
to-day and marched to the Senate and
House of Representatives. the Palace and
che office of the Cinil Governor to ask
that the military order against cock fight
ting be annulcd. President Palma declined
to receive a committee of their number,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-12
,LEAVE:&TO-DAY
Baptists Go to Norfolk to the Assccla-.
tion-Brief Church Notes.

The Richmond delegates to the Baptist
General Association will begin to leave
today for Norfolk, where the annual ses-
sion Of the body will open tomorrow
morning at the Freenason Street Bapt-
list Church, of which the Rev. y. j I az
slor- D. D., is the pastor. a number will
go on the afternoon trains, while some
few viii wait over until Tomorrow Prob
ably every local Baptist minister VIII
be at the meeting.
The Rev. sE..5W. Winfrev, 2. D.. Of Gull
pepper. who was appointed to preach the
introductory sermon at the assoclatlon.
has very i'll child and fears are en-
tertained that he will not be able to
fill the appointment. His alternate is Dr..
J.. w. .Wildman.
Mr. Winfrey will endeavor. to go to Nor
folk on Thursday and will preach the SER
mon if he can do SO at tina time
Mr. ]. Hunt HargraEe and wife and
the Rev. E. l.. 4Aylor, of Cha tham, are.
Ill the city en- route for the association.
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THE NEWS CONDENSED
Happenings Of Interest Told in Fewest
Possible Words.
Specials to The Times,)

DECATUR. ALA. November IA
hundred negro families will move from
his county to Liberia. They say they VIII
not remain in Alabama because the new
Constitution disfranchises them. ana the
Republican party kicked them out.
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ANNAPOLIS, November l.-President
Roosevelt will witness the annual foot
BAH game between the Naval and Mill
,ary Academies at Philadelphia on No-
vember Goth. There is no doubt that he
Gill he the guest of the navy for one-half
pr the game and the army the other half
crossing tho field during the intermission
as he did last year.
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CINCINNATI, November 1.-THE ante
lope in the Zoo here has succumbed TO a
well-defned case of appendicitis 1t Is
the first case on record where an ami
NAL has died from the disease popularity
tupposed to exist exclusively in the list
Of human fatalities
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DR.. J.B. Hawthorne is suffering with
be kept from the General Association as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-12

Z ROME. November 1.-THE arrest OF
Mascagni. the Italian composer. at Bos-
ION, has caused much indignant comment.
The papers ask whether, in view Of the
personality of Mascagn his arrest could
not have been avoided. and inquire what
rould have been said In the Uuited States
4 Mark Twain had been arrested in Rome
Tor lawpreaking through ignorance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-12

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Daughters OF the Confederacy will be
held the same afternoon, in Lee Camp
Hail. at 4: 30 o'clocyr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-12

The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso-
citation will meet this afternoon In Lee
Camp Hall atz4 O'Clock
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2grsona! Mention.

# Mrs. J. r. a. Hobson and little son.
..,,,n have been haan the guests Of Mr.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-09-14

walled with houses, over France. Ger
many and Russia, across the Ural noun
tains and the highlands Of Thibet and
clear through China to the Pacific Ocean.
All the way you would find the streets
well paved, and some of them the smooth
est, hardest and best streets of the
world. You would find many grand build
ings and tens Of thousands Of dirty little
two and three-story blocks packed with
Lond. ms poor. the most wretched and
most drunken poor upon earth.
You would find plenty of places to eat
and drink along the way. London has
about 5000 saloons. something like 1000
coffee houses, and it has thousands of
restaurants and places for tea and cake.
1t has 500 hotels. from enormous build
ings which cover acres and sleep thous-
ands down to little inns which have rooms
for score.
A City Of the Rich and Poor.
London is a city of millionaires and
paupers, of thousands who are very rich,
of hun Ireds of thousands who spend
money as freely as any people on earth.
and Of a million or so who are wretch
eddy poor. The town has 100000 paupers
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-09-14

and cannot tell you how many million
aires. H. has q king who has a civil HIST
of 5000. 600 a year and dukes and caris
who own towns and vast estates ana
lords and other golden drones galore. In
the West End about Hyde Park you drive
through street after street of magnificent
palaces. and in the east and along the
docks you may ride for miles and miles
through sections where whole families
i've in one room and where semi-starva-
ton reigns.
The Church Parade Of the Rich.
Let me give you two pictures Of Lon
don which l have seen during my stay.
One is the church parade at Hyde Park
which takes place every noon on sundays
from / until o'clock. This will give you
some idea of the possible market for the
best of American goods. Hyde Park is
great expanse of green trees, soft. veivety
turf beautiful lakes and walks ana
drives. On last Sunday there were N'OOo
people walking up and down the CHER
thoroughfares, and these people repre-
scented the cream of London swelldom. l
have never seen SO many persons SO well
dressed. Every man and every boy wore