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The evening world., 1902-04-18

Frienls OF Miss Georgia Cayvan, who
has been for months sufferer from
general nervous breakdown in Sanford
Hall slnltarium. Flushing. have been
notified that she is dy !aE
Information regarding her condition
s refused by the saniilrium authori-
tics Tho rumo- ;hat her dea;l was
near at hsni mas been previously cI.
culatei only 20 prove Eroundlcss This
gives her friends reason TO hope that
the fears OF her physicians are ua-
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Selected to he bishops.

CINCINNATI. April is.-At ;hc Epis.
ropa House ot Bishops yesterday
bishops were selected as follows Snl!na.
Western Kansas. Nathaniel Seymour
Thomas. rector of the Church OF Holy
Apostles. Philadelphia. and son OF the
late Bishop NJ Kansas. Honolulu. Henry
bond Rcstarlck. rector OF -. Paula
church. San Diego. cal Porto Ricp.
9. t.ucs ~ Van Bursn. formerly o. Lynn.
Mas. aUd later OF San Juan.
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Policeman Blocks Sec.
ond Avenue Road to
Compel Vaccination.
MAN SAID 1--WE SMALLPOX
Officer Detained Passengers,
but Doctor Diagnosed Case
as Innocuous lntoxication.

One melancholy jag and a super
strenuous policeman blocked traffic
on the Second avenue surface road
for an hour at 2 o'clock this morning.
Incidentally. a carload of passengers
were held up at the point Of pistol
and threatened with vaccination.
The Jag was not the property OF
the policeman. He carried his nerve
and revolver. William T. Carroll.
OF No. Eighth avenue. Mount Yer
non. had cornered the visible supply
OF firewater in that suburb and
started for the Tenderloin via Sec
o'ld avenue car. coincident with Po-
liceman Gleason. OF the Morrisania
station. whose home Is in lower Man
haitian
T Have the smnlI-Poa."
The car had f'ed up by the time
Twenty-sixth street was reached when
Carol set IN a howl and declared him
sci. the posessor Of 4 full-elown case OF
smallpox. An immediate stampede for
the doors followed.
Gleason was equal 20 the emergency.
Drawing his revolver he 2loughci his
way 10 the rear door and. HourishinE his
revolver. shouted that none should leave
on peril OF MS life.
''Yez can all peal OF and rrr'are for
vaccination" he declared. The women
passengers blushed. Gleason allowed the
passengers TO hedge AWAY from Carroll,
and the suspect was left at ;he front Of
tho car In splendid Isolation.
on orders from the policeman the car
was run ahead until a dfI. store was
encountered Then the conductor tcie-
pnoned to the Board OF Health and the
car waited O'hcr cars came Ip and
were halted. until there was string Of
them over a block in lsHS'n.
No Contngion In Liquor.
Finally Vaccine Physician SSencer ar
rived on tSe scene with valisc frll o'
quill points.
Wen begin hy examining the sus-
pect." he said Il guess there's more
jag than contagion here" ne said.
'rll arrest yc for disorderiy conduct
and blocking tratnc." said Gleason. as
he dragged Carroll from the car. He
seemed glad OF the opportunity TO escape
from the jeers of the passengers.
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omc,nl nenteu h, .mursicr.

HyJLToS. Me. tpri lS-Fr11a w
Burns. Of For, PA rf"lJ dor1'v -
customs was aSsl4itol and PrauipF
fatally injured during the night Dor sH
3ilog,ri smuggier at HolEl'a. u't- 'a-
New Brunsw!cA line The ta-tIl1u, 80.
capped
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The place TO advertise or seek Bus
!ncss Opportunities IS N the Sunday
world Wart sae",. The three and
seycn time rates are paying PROPOSE
t.oas.
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Boys Waists, SOC.

so styles Of Boys full laundered pleaed Shirt
Waists; all sizes. Made with patented waist band
and rveted buttons. Regular 75c. value.
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$:3.Q5-
$500
Bows Hats, SOC.

so styles of Tam o. Shanter and Golf Caps;
all silk lined and carefully made; best shapes.
Regular 75c value.
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Our Mems $3.50 Hats.

You might find better, hut not at 81. so nor Al
$500. Sceptical' Then trip this way, and every
,inge OF doubt will be removed after look.
Our fine fur felt Dcrbys and Fedoras, in all
the leading shapes and dimensions. Each hat
carries guarantee The name Simpson Crawford
Co. means satisfaction or money back. Approval
from critics rests most markedly on these $3.50
hats OF ours. Higher and lower, as you say.
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all the MD at It's command IN the way
OF free kitchens and medicines
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wonderfully large and comPee AS rule certain degree OF
ceessness the handling and selling Of BOYS Clothing permitted
different here We could be
provide better complete stock Boys Clothing We handled
nothing has been selected by and prepared
and expert judgment And selling the best every
worthy grade the lowest possible another of the ceranes
of the Simpson Crawford Co Bows Clothing business
No. auLwooS
@O')O - dbytht
OF
in New
Of owhas shownek git hard
juvenile
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WOmen's Dress Skirts.

Dress Skirts OF excellent quality black ehevio taea trimmed
also black boadcoth trimmed with peaU de sole and BRAID
ealne lned regular price s3.7 special SO. so
Dress Skirts OF canvas eamne nicely trimmed with panels of af
ea SILK black and blue; extraordinary values at $1,000
Dress Skirts OF Nuns Yelling; model hang beautifully made
over silk drop lining black blue and gray regular SIS 90
nIsHI, IoI 9IO.9O
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Girls and Kisses Dept.

Girls Chamty MADRAS Dmity checks
stripes pa; guimre effects
trimmings to Saturday s2S $3.50 values.
Sl.S5 and sos
Misses Shirt Waists OF Madras Chambray and Lace effects
white and coored IL 10 rs year sizes ......... ooC
Misses Shirt Waists OF Dmiy, Pque and heavy Madras Gibson
effect solid tucked fronts trimmed with insertion; IL -,
10 IS year sizes, regularly Si75; for Saturday. ol.oo
Nal rpsrF FSool
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An Out-Of-the- Ordinary
Sale of Mems Suits,
$3.50 and $500.

SuperaNes galore could rightly be employed in the telling of this
offering Mems Suits the above the values command
attractive better by far than before known from this
any other house.
But and modern business methods the
OF hghsoundng adjectVeS.
Tsnt he shieks the oude that most sincere and
make simple plain oceful statement OF simple plain oceu TACT
These Suits are Fully Worth 5 8 to $40
By qualities selling those elsewhere
Choice Woreds, Cassmeres Cheyos md Serges embraced
The nobby dgnfd such as will
be accepted by good and critical dessers
supatveness and
o Need be said: No.
might knowledge hnceth will be
highest Clothing sat always be obtained
Mems Clothing Establishment standard
Selling the best possible results whether
priced $1,000 three times that
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"Fidelia" Gloves for Women

They represent the highest ART IN glove making None but the
real kiSkin beomc part OF "tdea Gloves The work
manip such as only Fenh fingers accomplish These IN
connection with other good sorts shown in all the latest TINS and
exclusive embroIerieS For offer wonens two
clasp Glaze Gloves, Paris Point in white pearl black tan
ana mode, at 90 S
Mems one-caSp DogSkin Gloves 10
p.
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Mems Furnishing Dept.

Fresh rev stock Of fin quality >.cse shirts all correct
TO st,e ami nr,h absolutely fls colotngS, made with m
,Lr hotv, cushion n-ckrlr. ard IIIt,d 20 p4r - ro
fronts attached ot detl ei ,Itis............. 3'.ov
We have ad!ea 60 ,orPs. SO o. Mems NsssN
the rorulr riding and glu s,,k AZ uS2b ness II from
- 10 - in; made ut ne lmlt $50 81 lh.'ioS; o
se,eral new designs in white wlstahl white AsSo, .nl 40
Mems I'M. Gauge rtedLs, Ls ftIl!HlI !ioS o' 'e'Y
SHEER yett cal effects Fye md keSf-nd fts, lSt
back Ierrs.ot' dys; Juurls ssS - O., IN
an los; a,a1i value s.ti rIt.. .55, pairs Sl.O0
s.a To,f. Front.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-09
WANDERERS
Travel Thousand of Niles and Find
It ut Homo.

We go about from one place to another
n search of something we desire without
success. and finally find it right at home
awaiting us. A mining engineer, out IN
Mansfield, Mo-. tells of his experience
with coffee:
lie says: up to the year 1895 had al
ways been accustomed to drinking. coffee
With my breakfast each morning. In tho
summer of that year / developed a Sc
rcre case of nervous prostration, and l
look several courses of treatment Tor IT
IN Toronto. Buffalo, and New York city
without obtaining any permanent beneht
One OF the most trying manifestations
Of the rnaIady was condition of nervous
excitement in which ! found myself
every day during the forenoon 1t never
occurred to me to attribute this to coffee
until ] read an advertisement OF yours
last fall describing a case similar to my
own which had received benefit from the
use of Postum Cereal Food Coffee at
once changed my breakfast beverage
from Java and Mocha to Postum. and the
effect was nothing short of marvellous.
After using it less than a week was
free from morning attacks. and IN SIX
months all my nervous symptoms mad
disappeared.
Il have demonstrated the fact that by
following your directions in making
Postum Food Coffee any one can obtain
as rich a cup Of coffee from Postum a s
from any Of the imported brands. ana
may rest assured that they will escape
the Injurious effects of coffee and expert
ence much benefit from the use OF
Postum. Name given by Postum Con-
many. Battle Creak. Mich.
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ancl1ester
and
Chesterfield.

Coroner Broadnax is trying to learn
something about the skeleton which was
found In James river Tuesday evening
by George NIilstead. The body was evil
IDENTIFY that Of a soldier and it is believed
that She man either died or was killed
during the war. between the States.
It was at first suggested that it might
have been the body Of Conductor Whit
taker. of the Chesapeake and Ohio. who
lost his life in a landslide near Lynch
burg, last December. It is now believed
that the man has been dead for many
years, and that the recent freshets in
James river have unearthed his body.
The finding of the body by Mr.. Mill
stead caused much talk in Manchester
yesterday. and many persons went out
to the home of DR.. Brodnax to see it.
MR.. UTZ'S RESTORATION.
It is probable that some action will be
taken at the meeting of the Board Of
Aldermen tomorrow night on the resig-
nation of President John E. Utz. Al
most every member Of that body will pro-
test against Mr.. Utz severing his connec-
ton with that body, and will do all they
can to prevail upon him to remain. They
contend that he can resign as president
and still remain member Of the board
and give it his valuable assistance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-09
She Will Be at the Academy of sIu

She Will BE at the ACADEMY OF Mu-
sic To-Day.
The dramatic critic of the Dispatch
guarantees to the lovers Of comedy
in this city, that they cannot go wrong
by witnessing the performance at the
Academy of Music, at the matinee and
evening performances to-day. when Miss
Percy Haswell will be seen in Robert
Marsha1l's dramatic comedy, "A Royal
Family Miss Haswell is not unknown
to theatre-goers in this city, as she APP
peared here at the head Of the Fawcett
Stock Company. at the Bijou last Spring.
in the Little Minister and Because She
Loved Him So" She made a pronounced
hit in both plays, and her acting and
pleasing personality won her many
friends
This year she appears as star In a
play made famous by Annie Russell at the
Yyceum Theatre, New York, where 1t ran
for a year to crowded houses The
comedy will be presented here by capa-
BILE company, including such well-known
actors as Boyd Putnam. who was for
four years leading man with w. h Crane,
Maud Granger. former theatrical star.
and who has originated many important
roles Harry Burkhard. Nancy Paget,
Frank Roberts, and others equally well
known to the theatrical world. sg
Miss Haswell has presented IA Royal
Family in Washington Baltimore. and
Philadelphia this season. and the papers
in those cities bestowed the warmest
praise upon the performance
The comedy is clean In its lines. and
the management promises that it will
be deliberately staged and costumed.
After the matinee to-day Miss Haswell
will have a special reception on the AGA
DENY stage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-09
THE HoLsT0N CONFERENCE.
In Session at Wythevi11e-
bristol Church Notes.

In Session at Wytheville-.
Bristol Church Notes.
BRISTOL, VA, October s.-{SpeciaLe
The Holston Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South, met IN Its seven
ty-seyenth annual session at WytheV1le.
Va. at o'clock this morning. ana VIII
be in session until the 18th, inclusive. me
session is being held in ST. PauFs Memo
dist church. The presiding officer is Blsh-
Cd n. C. Morrison, of Louisville. Ky. ms
conference is composed of $50 ministerial
members, forty lay members. and dozen
members of conference boards A portion
of four States is embraced in the con-
ference territory namely. Tennessee, gir-
GINA. West Virginia, and Georgia me l
number OF churches in the conference IS
6l9 The value of the property IS ss44 VI.
There are ga Sunday schools, with a, ozo
members; 100 Epworth Leagues. with 6,sfo
members The total amount OF money
raised within the conference for all pur.
poses last year was s2o7, 1863. For several
years past the total assessments OF tne
conference have been paid in full.
Tho Methodists of State street TINS CITY,
are now erecting a handsome modern
church at a cost Of $4,000 Dr-sHv.sasSs 81
.Neighbors.! II the pastor Of this pvw conteco
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-09

and has general oversight of the work. IL
IS thought that the conference will return
DR.. Neighbors to Bristol.
Anderson-Street church will have new
pastor since ReY. John Hawk. who was
serving in that capacity, has gone to
Nashville to enter the Vanderbilt theology
cal seminary.
DR.. C. O. Jones, the presiding elder Of
the Abingdon District has given SUCH
eminent satisfaction that the churches of
the district would regret very much were
he not returned; and still he is fitted by
his eminent talent and high literary at
tainments to be pastor of the greatest
charge within the bounds of Methodism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-09
weather Man ON Vacations.

Edward A. Evans, Of the weather hu-
reau. left yesterday afternoon. on his
vacation, which he Will spend In the
county of Caroline. in the Valley. and on
the Eastern Shore. where he will devote
his time to trying to exteruinate the fish
in the waters of the State Black bass
are his especial pets. and he will do his
best to see that none are left In any OF
the streams which he visits. While he is
away the weather department. win be in
charge of r. F. Young. who will see that
everything Is conducted for the best In
terests of all concerned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-09

leaves a wife and a son. He lived at :; 81 q.
west Leigh street He was a teamster
by occn3a ton, but of late had been IN
The tn erSssoy Of the Chesapeake and OHIO.
He returned Sunday from West Virginia "a:
the railroad. He left his home between
and 10 o'clock yesterday morning. ana ana
was last seen in company with colored
man named Archie, IN the - Tallroau
The body, therefore, could have oeen
but short time in the water. This IS
borne out by the fact that it was neither
swollen nor discolored-
Dr. TAYLOR, in his search Of the mans
clothing. found but two pennies, although
his son states that he had more money
No motive for or evidence of foul play
appears, and the remains have been
turned over to the family for burial. The
Coroner will, however, make a maj e4-
animation to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-09
Coming to Locomotlre works.

ALEXANDRIA. va. Oct. s.-W. E..
Sprowl. who has been master mechanic at
the Southern Railway shops here for
some time past. has rendered his resig-
nation, to take effect in the next Few
days 1t Is understood that he Is consid-
ering an offer from another road. Geo.
Carter. the general foreman for the
Southern at this place. will. It Is said. also
resign shortly G.. F. Thomas. formerly
master machinist for the Southern here
but more recently occupying similar POI
sition at Columbia. s. c.. has been ap
pointed general Inspector at the Richmond
Locomotive Works. at Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-09
INJUNCTION AWARDED.
victory for Newport News and Old
Point Electric Railway.


Point Electric Railway.
Messrs. O'Ferran and REGISTER. counsel
for the Newport News and Old Point
Railway and Electric Company, has
obtained an injunction from Judge
Waddill. Of the United States district
court, restraining and enjoinins the
Hampton Roads Railway and Electric
Company from laying its tracks on the
Twenty f1fth-street bridge in the city OF
Newport News, and from straddling or
parallelins the tracks, or interfering with
the schedule OF the cars OF the Newport
News and Old Point Railway and Electric
Company, or in any way using the prop
erty of the plaintiff on the said bridge
The injunction will be heard by Judge
Waddill in this city Nov. 3, 1902, to which
time the summons was made returnable.
Counsel for the company gave bond for
the costs in the case In the sum OF 5000.
the Virginia Trust Company being
surety.
Colonel o'FerralI said yesterday
that several nice points Of law were in
volved In the case and that it would
developed several delicate questions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-09
FIVE TICKETS, is CENTS.
Passenger and Power Company.
Makes Announcement to Public.

Passenger and Power Company
Makes Announcement to Public.
The Passenger and Power Company has
issued notice to the public. which is as
follows:
..In order to avoid the Inconvenience Of
making penny change. it has been decided
to issue five tickets for fifteen cents. good
for passage, without transfer. on the fol-
lowing lines: Clay street. Twenty-third
street and Seventeenth street.
THE three-cent tickets will be on sale
by conductors on these lines Oct. 10. and
beginning with that date. no three-cent
cash fare will be received.
..This change affects only the three-cent
cash fare, and in future. the fve-cent
cash fare, or one Of the regular tickets.
will be accepted with the privilege Of
transfer, as heretofore
..It is hoped by thus avoiding the nee
essity Of making penny change, that tina
public will be spared Inconvenience. and
that by lessening the work OF the con-
ductors Of these lines. the service will
be improved. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-09
Captain Mccarthy. speech.

Considerable preparation is being made
for the monthly meeting of the Clay
Ward ActIves. at Belvidere Hall. on SAT-
urday night, and 1T Is believed that the
meeting viii result in restoring the old
time activity In the organization.
Captain Carlton Mccarthy. the special
city accountant. has been engaged to
ment, and as the captain has made cons
siderable study OF this subject 1t Is Elk.
pected that his talk will be helpful and
instructive.
President e. w. Miner is exerting every
effort possible to have large turnout on
Saturday night. and it looks as though his
efforts will be successful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-09
GETS EIGHTEEN YEARS.
DOC Churchve11, wife-hurderer,

Doc Churchwe1l, Wife-Murderer,
Get. Eighteen Years in Bristol.
BRISTOL. TENN, October S.-(Spectal.)
Doc Churchwell a negro 80 years of age,
was to-day sentenced to. eighteen years in
the penitentiary in the Corporation Court
of Bristol, Va. for the alleged murder of
his wife, America Churchwell, six weeks
ago. The woman was shot down in her
home. Her husband testified that 1t was
a case Of suicide. The evidence of the
only alleged eye witness was brought into
question, so that the verdict was found
substantially upon circumstantial evil
dence. Commemorative Attorney Ash
worth prosecuted the case vigorously.
Churchwell was defended by W. H Rouse,
OF Bristol, and N. H. Bell, of Marion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-09
New Trust Company.

NORFOLK. VA, October S.-(Special.)
The Virginia-Carolna Trust Company
was organized here to-day to conduct
general banking and trust company busi-
ness in all its branches. The company
has an authorized capital OF s1,0OO.oO0:
has leased the premises now occupied
by D. Humphreys & Son. and will open
for business here on January L 1903 The
following are the officers: President, w.
W. Moss: Vice-President and Attorney,
w. D. Fender; Secretary and Treasu-
rer, George W. Twohy.
Mr.. Moss was, until Saturday Of last
week, cashier of the First National Bank
of Media, Pa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-09
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

BR1EF ITEMS Of' 1N1 tfEo L.
Mr.. J. B. Johnson lost his pocketbook,
containing three $40 bills and some small
er change, in the vicinity of Cowardin
avenue A liberal reward is offered for
its return.
Miss Lottie Crostic continues very i'll
at her home on Fifth street.
Miss Fontaine Burks. of Virginia Beach,
is visiting Mrs Loe Voolfolk. of Swans
boro.
The funeral Of Myrtle Station. the infant
child of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Walthall. who
died yesterday morning. will take place
to-day at 10 o'clock from the house.
In Dale District, of Chesterfield county.
the white voters registered on the old
books number $50, and the colored Ia. I'm
der the new Constitution only about $50
whites and seven colored have registered.
The autumn tea. given at Mrs. Moody's
residence, Fifteenth and Porter streets,
was a decided success. The home was
beautifully decorated and the program ex-
cellent The proceeds went to the organ
fund Of the Bainbridse-Street Baptist
church,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-09

Disease = Kidney Trouble often
Fails to Be Regarded as Catarrh
by Physicians.
Catarrh of the kidneys is very common
indeed. It is a pity this fact is not bet
ter known to the physicians as well as
the people.
People have kidney disease. They
take some diuretic. hoping to get better
They never once think of catarrh. Kid
ney disease and catarrh are seldom as
ISOLATED in the minds of the people, and
alas, 1t is not very often associated IN
the minds of the physicians. Too few
physicians recognize catarrh OF the KID
neys. They doctor for something else.
They try this remedy and that remedy
The trouble may be ,catarrh all the time.
A few bottles of Peruna would cure
them.
Pe-ru-na Removes the Cause of the
kidney Trouble.
Peruna strikes at the very centre OF
the difficulty, by Graduating the ca
tarrh from the kidneys. Catarrh is the
cause of kidney difficulty. Remove the
cause and you remove the effect. With
unerring accuracy Peruna goes right TO
the spot The kidneys are soon dong
their work with perfect regularity.
Thousands of Testimonials.
Thousands of testimonials from people
who have had kidney disease which mad
gone beyond the control of the physl-
clan. are received by DR.. Hartman every
year. giving Peruna the whole praise
for marvellous cures.
Pe-ru-na Cures Kidney Disease.
Peruna cures kidney disease The