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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
BURGLARY At GRAHAM
Attempt Made TO Rob The Postoa1of
BIZ. Without Success.
fSD,ciai rispataiI to The Tiuc>


GRAHAM. IA. December Son Sat
,,,,dav night Lest burglars entered tho re-
-ial store OF 9 NJ. Matthews * Company
and tbs wholesale store Of the Graham
S;uppl- COMPANY. They robbed The cash
drawer Of Matthews company Of its con
;er7ts, amounting 10 $. ard his% oien
tho safe of Graham supply Company, OBJ
tanning over Si0g dollars in cash and
g. 100 in stecs certificates.
They a1sa attempted 10 enter the post
Office bat we're defeated in tner purpose
by Postmaster f. $. Gillespie. who heard
them. and theE fed. There seems 10 be
no clue as TO the guilty parties.
Arthur Pearson q negro, was shot Sat
,rday night by Policeman \. j. Hall Tor
interfering with and threatening /" shoot
the policeman While attempting /" arrest
ore Harry Thompson for disorderN con
duct. Pearson Is still alive ard viii Likely
rscoycr.
Joe Henry. t7veive-year-old son of Wi
liam Henry (ca!orcd9 was run over and
killed yesterday morning while attempts
liz 10 aboard moving freight train
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
ELKS' MEMORIAL
WAS OBSERVED
Touching Exercises Held 81 The
Academy of Music.
JUDGE R. T. W. DUKE ORATOR
Services a, Q her Places and Ar7ro-
pirate Addresses Made-Ricimond
lElkc Spoke in Various Cities
Of the State.
JUDGE R. T. W. DUKE ORATOR

Richmond Lodge OF Elks was very nap
nv in its selection of an orator on sin-
day at the memorial services at the
Academy OF MDSic, and it was also for
t1natc in its musical a@d literary PRO
c.amue Fo: hardly iii ;hc existence OF
the lodge lla1 there ever hSea more 'ip-
nropriatc ala touching exercises
Tho beautifnl memorial services were
ii.,pressivols, conducted BY ENa ted Rui7r
L. q. Wenaea3uig. and TIE musical ana
Ijtevayv fcatnre& were al:aTsed bN Capt
r w. Cunningham. chairman OF the
committee Tie vocal selections and the
r,adfnc Of -"rhanatupsis, by Mrs. lean!o
Tea;rans Were exceedingly We'll ran-
aerad and were enjoyed by the large
audience.
Judge r. T " Duke, Of Char cites
VILE the orator. na3e a lasting imprcs-
SION on alI who heard him speak ON me
principles Of the order. and his bea&tl-
III! 1-he ORIG ana splendid flow O. '2h-
cuase caught The popular sylnpalalcS OF
the audience. who would like To IN e
appiauded him scores Of times nut fGI,
the rule against demonstrations Of amy
kind upon such occasions
Judge Dukes story OF The organization
of the order of E:ks. he reasons for is
existence. and the meaning Of its mott.
"Chalitv. Justice, BrotheiiE Love il'a
tydcIi,v." was so ccmprohe" sive and
touching that at times tears cane 70 ire
eyes OF MANY IS they heard TIC namcs
and deeds of absent brothers ca3'ed
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Shenandoah Marriages.
(snecial Dispatch TO The Times

Especial Dispatch TO The Timcs.1
WOODSTOCK. VA, Dec S.-Alr. t!!r-
ry ". Devcr and Miss Bessie 0. Sllipe,
Of Toms Brook. were married last eve
ming. The ceremony took place in the
United Brethren Church. and was per
formed by the pastor. Rev. T. j. feast
er. The bride is the daughter of MI.
and Mrs. John II. Shipc, ana during the
ceremony was attended by Mr.. Robert
Rittenour with Miss Cora Shipe. Mr.. w.
II. Fisher with Miss Crstie Crahil. and
Ar Norman Eittcnour with Miss Ida
Dcyer. This couple will mako their home
ct Toms Brook.
Mr. David II. Hannah and Miss Cora
A Coh.llan were quietly married at the
Lutheran parsonage at Toms Brook last
night, Rev. NJ L. Pence officiating. The
bride is the daughter Of NJ. and Mrs
Levi Coffman. of Maurertown.
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Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
WINDSOR VA. December S.-Mr.
il hi Acme Johnson. one OF the Oldest citi-
zcns Of this community, died very sud
denly last night. Mr.. Johnson was
nearly ninety years oe age and was twice
.rarr:ed His second wife and several
grown children survive hiin
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ter The crew We're permitted to turn
States evident. Andersen was convict
cd and hanged here M Mcintosh came
20 tlie aid Of the frendless and PENN
ess sailor and made a brilliant fight
against great odds
MI Mcintosh was born in Norfolk He
was the son of Capt. Chas. Mcintosh,
was reared and lived here all of his life.
lie was genial ana kindly. Will known
at the bar. and was one of the most con-
SpicuouS men i'll the city. : preSi-
dent of the Board Of Water CommiSsi II
ers for about twelve years. having ben
put INTO office six years ago for the sec
ond time when change OF adm.n:st "a
ton occurred. He took ac active inter
est in the Water Department and a +
the great improvements were made while
be occupied the position OF presidents,
He gave his time and his legal ser
The other members of the Boa:d $ eak
Of these services in terms of higN est
commenda ton FOR disirterssted faith
fu!neSs and strict integrity.
Mr.. Mcintosh was married about thir y
years ago TO Miss Mary Saunders. who
with one son, Charles T. Mcintosh. an
attorney at law, survive him.
Captain Charles Mcintosh, the fathrr
of he deceased, left the United States
Navy. where he was a chir1 OF Admiral
Farragut. to join the Confcfe ate Navy.
He was killed on duty when Admiral
Tarragrt attacked New ORGANS.
Mr.. Mcintosh was Il lawyer Of fine
ability. but owing to i'll health he has
not sought much practice in recent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
DEATH CAME To
Nm S(jDDEHL.Y !.
Harry McCa|mont, Millionaire
EngIishman, Kings Intimate
Friend, Drops Dead.
1Hr AssocIatad Press.l

LONDON, December Starry Mccall
mont, the well known sportsman and
Conservative member o. Parliament.
droppcd dead to-day rs he was leaving
his residence here. Mr. McCalmont ap-
parently was in his usual health as he
passed out OF the door. but before he
reached the sidewalk he fell and died al
most Instantly. supposedly 9. heart dis
ease
Nj McCaimcnt was the owner Of
Isinglass. the horse which Won the derby
in 1899 The deceased was an intimate
friend OF King Edward and WAS very
popular generally. lie was WORTH $4,000
0to, which he inherited from :. great
uncle.
Mr.. McCalmont was ss like King Ell
ward when The latter was Prince OF
Wales that he used frequently to 10 adj
dressed as Your Royal Hishncss. The
King was to have been tie guest OF Alr.
McCalmcit ii Chevely Park. Newman
kat next week.
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Norfolk Marriag es.


Especial O!anntch 10 The Tl1ncs.
NORFOLK. VA. December S.-Mr ana
Mrs. J. y. Daily. Of No. 1l6 Lovitt Ave-
:uc. have Issued invitations to the mar
riagc OF their daughter, Miss Anna, 10
Mr.. Kenneth Guy Hall. the ceremony 10
take place on Wednesday, the l0tn ill.,
slant. at 5 p. NJ. at Park Avenuc Zap
,Sit Church.
Colonel AMI Mrs. r. a. Easl. have is
s,1r, Invitations 10 tli,. marriage of
theil. Gar-!.tci. Emma Ocy. 10 Mr.. Fran
ciS Preston Stras. Of Roanoke. The we'd
ding VIII take place on Thursday after
aeon, December 18th, at O'Clock at
tho residence OF the brides parents III
Grant! Street.
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BUILDING FOR ROAM IKE
The Bar Association Wcu!d Make Tn S
E oces< ct the Government.
lsnccial nisnatf.l, 10 10 Ti1nns.

ROANOKE. VA. December S.-T'he Bar
Association Of this city met this morning
art: adopted resolulia Is REQ testing Coz
::Y,cssr1lan and Senators PANEL and Mar
lin 10 use their efforts III securing In APP
preparation OF S55.oen Ter additions 10 the
government building, and also another
ter,n Of the United States Court fol-
Roanoke.
John Hampton IIogc. y. p Staples ana
Nudge \. Z. King were appointed com
regard to the needed addition 10 lie gov
eminent building.
The Council Committees on Fire and
Water have decided 10 report in favor OF
a paid fire department for t!:e city II
will call for from Sl.C0o 10 &6,023 more than
the present semi-paid department
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
THREE FAV]RITES
At NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. LA. December s.
Optional, Irene Mack and ". J. DeEoe
wcre the winning fayorites today sum
nia1ics:
FIRST race-six furlongs- AIoransa o to
- FIRST. Smile "a 10 y second, TtHo o to
u third. Time, 20.
Second race-seiling, six 1urlonss-or-
tic3lal g to 81 first, Il You Dare a to y
bcccDa. Doeskin "a 10 y thi.d Time, ! 10
Third lace-iive furlonss-lrcac Mack q
to 81 first Woodnomt Belle rs t" j. sec
oGd. Narna I7onzo d5 to y third. Tine
i:a d.
Fourth race-aandicar. six furlonss-Nv.
=. IoeEce % 10 IN) FIRST. Rolling isoer %
:; second. Worthiagton 20 10 j third
T!nc. 80.
sEs,h ,acc-r,iie ana sixteenth-9'lan-
.,lr 6 10 ]; firSt l-eenia q 10 u second
Flor go to j. third. Time. 1856 40
Sixth ;aoc-scling. milo and u sixteenth
J'roadero % To y first. l.eviatlian g 10
J, second. Scotch Plaid % 10 u third.
'i'ine, los
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MARINES FROM COLON
The Cruiser Pansher Brings : Large
itvn7isr' 10 the Norfolk Hospital.

Special Dispatch to THE Ti,nes}
NORFoLll IA. December S,-The
Un:ac,! States auxiliary cruiser Panther.
Commander ; c. Wilson. reached liamD-
ton Roads from Colon yesterday bring
ing the reve. stricken marines WHO have
been protecting the railroad property on
the Isthln,;s Tor more than q month.
4 GARD the vessel were $50 !!len. Thirty
tour. of them, of whom two are officers,
we're brought to the n;s..-al hospital i:l.nc
diately on The Partners arrival These
cases are understood II he serious. Tie
other stricken marines are not very i'll.
ana they Will 30 granted Shore leave Until
hey can recuperatc. Til" Panther had q
1cugl> voyage from san Juan. whence
she sailed last Monday afternoon. The
storm DELAYED her arrival about Two
days and made the sick marines more
miserable.
The vessel recefsed orders to-day 10
proceed to the Leaguc Island yard. She
sailed az c o'clock this evening from old
Point.
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Surprise Marriage.
Special Dispatch to The Times.

f>Is---Is3I UT y 7 IT. : I-r'E-7'1
NEWLAND, VA. December 81.
l. France. brother Of J. 7. France. q
prominent merchant here. and Miss
Maud Hutchinson. The accomplished
daughter OF L. N Hutchinson, il. OF
Il is place. were married in Washington,
d c.. or the Sd inst.
others of the family knew nothing of the
marriage until aftsv the ceremony The
newly married couple viii reside here
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John Fraze'
(soccia: : spatch to The Times.)

MISUNDERSTANDING. Va. Dec. s.
MIR. John Frazer. one of the best rrnyvn
and most prominent citizens OF D.ln4e
county. died at his home, near l.a.,or =,
OF paralysis. aged sNty-five yeas. Nc
was d brave Confederate soldier ,!UIrG
the Civil War, and q brother ii D..
Robert Frazer. former principal o. ing
State Normal School at Farnv!i@. uCw-
connected with the General Ed lcar. N
Beard. The deceased is survived by Il
widow and three children-A:rs K.
C0ons. OF Culpcper: Mrs. L. J.. Balcr,
Of Orange. and Mr.. George f'raza-s'. CT
Orange
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7h-mas Mast.


Wy -t5sVNI.-t'-E I t->SI
GUAYAouIL, ECUADOR. Dec. s.
Thomas Mast. tn" Counse.-Generf %
the United States III this city, died at
noon TO-DAY from yellow fever, after an
Illness Of three days.
Nj. Nast's body was buried. at ) o'clock
this afternoon The funeral was attended
by the Governor. the members OF the
Consular Corps and The -Anel lean colony.
and by many friends Tie coffin was
wrapped in the Stars and Stripes. The
British Consu! rccitcd a prayer at the
cemetery.
The death Of Mr.. Mast is deeply lament
Cd by the natives. who held him in high
esteem.
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Walter F. Atilay.


'Spe'ia1 Dispatch to TIE Times.l
LJNCEBlFCi. VA. Dec. S.--AIr Wc[<er
T. +Athcy t;ied on Sunday afternoon al :
o'clock a the home of his brother. Rev,
I. II. IAtlley. on Floyd Street after a long
illness. lie had suffered with typhoid
fever for several weeks. and while his
condition was serious, strong hopes for
his recovery We're entertained, until q few
hours before his death.
Mr. Athey was q son Of Rev. SaInue! NJ
Athey. and was born in Irauquier county
nineteen Years ago. lie received his ear
y education at The Orean Academy. but
was studying at the Piedmont business
mains were taken to his Old home in
E'auQltier for intarInent
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Wsdciinc Cards.
fSncrial Disnatch to The Ii

Especial Dispatch to The Tines>
LEXINGTON VA. Dec. S.-Cards have
been received here announcing the mar
rage OF Miss Lois Wallace Thorn daugi-
ter Of Mrs Hadassah Thorn. OF Miilers-
burg Ky to Mr. Frank Moore. Of Lex
imSton. Va. The ceremony VIII &c per
formed Wednesday, December 18th. at
o'clock P. IL in the Presbyterian Church
Of that city Mr. Moore is a popular young
attorney OF Lexington. and is the son OF
Captain J. Preston Moore. for many years
clerk of the County Court OF RockbTiGSc.
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unnesuil;s iNarrisc es.

Special Dispatch to The Tin1es.)
JO2NESNILLE,, VA, December S.--Mr.
A. J.. Wynn. of this place. and Hiss
Margaret Spur,.er, of Sugar Run. WEI e
married at the home Of the bride. Mr..
WYNN is one OF our wealthiest citizens,
and about The age of scventy-tTe, While
his bride is about forty.
Mr.. Floyd 5. Jones and Mrs. Alpha
Parrot were married at the home Of
the bride.
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Wedding Cards,

Especial Dispatch to Tie Times.'
WOODSTOCK, VA. Dec. S.-Cards are
out announcing the marriage of Nh. G.
Tell Nfiley son OF MIR and Mrs. George
". MiIey. OF this place. Row a resident Of
Breckenridge. Pa, to Miss Cora May
Woods: Of breckenridge. The ceremony
Will lie performed at the home OF the
brides parents OF Wednesday evening,
December 18Th.
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES
Via A.lant:c Coast line. Railroad.

V'd Etl:i:'VC CCoSt t-6Iist. tlaIiF' os.u
This line Will sell tickets from Rich
mond and Petersburg to all points south
thereof and east of the Mississippi q t rate
Of enc and one-thid fares for the round
trim Tickets on sale TO the general public
December I'D, 24th. 18th. S0tll, 2lst, 1902
and January !st, 1905. with final limit
January 3D. 1893. For teachers and stu
dents, OH December 10th to I'D. inclu-
size, 1907. with final limit january Sth
1908. upon presentation aid surrender of
certificates signed by superintendent.
principals or presidents Of Che various
institutions. Tickets will be limited to
continuous passage in each direction.
For full information, apply to agents
of the company, or
s. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
ssS ra st Main Street, Richmond, va.
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GENERAL.

the German and British legations at
GARAGES; are deserted their governments
having presented their ultimatti.!2s to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
Fu,er7, Of Mrs. Copeland.

(specia! Dispatcn 70 The Ilmes)
BOIDTON. VA, December S.-htrs
Eve:ine Thompson, the mother OF Mis-.
John ". Duggar. died here Yesterday At
an advanced age Mrs. Thompson was
born and raised III New Orleans and Is
Of French descent. She moved here with
her daughtor some twenty years since
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
WHEN IN WANT

OF pure medicine go or send to Owens s.
Minor Drug Company, opposite postotIice.
where You Will ti::G everything usually
kept in trst-class retail prescription
drug store. \ ful. line Clutches. Trusses
Braces Rubber Goods. 4 fresh STOCK
Lowney's candy received weekly he
member the place for medicine is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
France May Send Ships.


PARIS. December S.--Severai newspa-
perS here are Il hing the French govern
mint 10 send HT-a.stlips to I'art'ci2ate III
the naval demonstration against Eenez-
uela. pointing cut the extent OF French
interests in that country. II is said at
the Foreign Office, however. that the soy
cIlnenf Will adhere to It's purpose TO nod
a,oot from tie movement, as the port1co!
signed by France and Venezuela assures
. >staisGactcry settlement Of the French
11.-yn=
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TO CURE a COLD in ONE DAY.

al druggists refund money if It faiis &c
cure. L. V. Groves signature is on each
take Laxative Bromo 0uininc Tablets
box. 70 cents.
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The German ard British legations st
i.aracas aye deserted, their governments
having presented their uItimatti.?s to
Nenezuela-
IT is a matter Of gossip in POLITICAL cir
cI"s at Washington that q Iartin-Nilard
alliance may &c formed.
Rev Dr. ". L. Packard. OF Lynchburg.
may be called 10 fremont Temple Boston
Two negroes, supposed TO belong to q
gang OF hotel thieves. arrested in New
York
British millionaire. warm friend OF the
King. drops dead.
The House does unsual honor to Reeds
Schooner ard crew of thirteen supposed
to have been lost off HaJteraS
Three favoTiteS won at New Orleans
National Civic Federation met IL New
York
The Senate IS perfecting the iram;sra-
Lawyer for independent coal companies
refers TO tie President as Teddy and Is
rebuketi by the commission.
American Health Association IN session
in Neur Orleans
Cornelius Vanderbilt i'll with typhoid
PrtcharI objects to negro FOR postmas-
ter at Wilson. \. c.
Fatal wreck on the sante Fe in Mis-
soUri.
Two killed and others wounded ~ a
delayed explosion Of q blast
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Barnard GraVaS.

Especial DISPATCH % The TImes-l
DERICkSBJRG. VA. December 5.
Mr.. Bernard Graves. promising young
man, son OF Mr. r. L. Graves died a few
days ago at the home OF his parents Al
Thorn I'LL, Orange county, aged eighteen
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Interesting announcement.


Especial Dispatch to ,ine Times.)
rA$VII!4F, VA, December S.-Ai1s.
Elizabeth spencer Penn announces the en-
:sa.cuaent OF he" daughter. Champ Redd,
l., AR. Samuel Ashton Watkins. The mar
race will take place at the homo Of the
lyr:Gc, Snencer. va, December I'd.
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Jchn A. Council.
jsrecia! Dispatch to The Times.

{Srecia! Dispatch to The Times.
CH.ARI.0TTESNILLEl. VA. Dec. s.
John a. Council. eldest son OF NJ. ". p.
Cornell. died to-day q his home, near the
University. after a long illness. His me-
chanic skill was; Unusual ana his business
life had been an active one. His: wife.
who was = Miss Challlle,-. Of Richmond.
survives MIN. The funeral VIII occur We'd
neSf!aV 2 ttrrunU,
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WAsH,NGFON- RIC1MCNO- ZINE
HURST SLEEPING AR SERVICE
Va Seal,carc. ar line Railway.

Effective pscembe. &. ise.. The seaboard
viii establish q tri-geekig sleeping car
service between Washington. RiGtiiioI!
ana Pinehurst. Sleeper vii leave Wash
;ugten TUESDAYS. Thursdays and sas..t-
rgays at N Richmond a i2:Sl 2. ~.
and viii leave PineA;isst- returning. Non-
days. Wednesdays and t,ridays at s;so
P II.
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Elacksburs, will have a strong football
team next year, Many o. the stars OF this
years team will return.
Instances OF profitable farm work near
E'rnG 81:
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Miss tIoetar A Watson
Especial Disnatci 10 The Times

Especial DisnatcI @ the Tunes
PE5TE,RSBJ VA. Dec. 5. Miss
ilester ~ watson aged seyenty-threc
years died Saturday morning last. at
her nome. near Church Road. III Din
wGdie county. The funeral took pia CO
Sunday afternoon ut 3 O'Clock. Rev. \.
j. Prudeu officiating. and the body was
irrerrel IN ,na fl,nilN hul.ving ground
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j. I. Downi!.
YSnocigl Dfspatch 10 NE rtucs


GORDONSNILLE. VA. December S.
Mr. ]. r. Dowell died Sunday evening al
his home. two miles north of Gordons-
Vile. Mr.. Dowcli was 4 very popular
Young man. and much regret is expressed
At his early death
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

Pink Carnations 80 cents per dozen
Roses Chrysantlemums. Vioiets, &c
Bouquets. Designs and Cut Flowers
shipped 70 any point.
W. y. HAMMOND.
80. 10i East Broad Street.
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ENEMA; NO URE. NO PAY.

Your druggist will refund your money
f PAZC OINTMENT fails to cure Ring
worm. letter, Old Ulcers and Sores. Pin
ales &uI ioackhcads on the face and all
kin diseases. 80 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
NUMBERS SUFFER

with blood disease that can only be cured
with Dr.. David's Iodo-Ferrated Sarsa-
parilla. It is the best Alternative tome
and blood purifier known. 1t cures Scros-
ull. Eczema. Boils. Elotches, Pimples and
all blood and skin diseases Price. S1.eu
a bottle.
OWENS & MINOR nRIIG- co.
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Division Passenger Agent.
SIS East Main Street. Richmond, va.
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nRIrAIN S pEMANDs.

The British Governments case is prac-
tica!lv identical With the statements made
in previous dispatches from London. III
y i.ich j. vas first announced that the
present action was contemplated. Should
he British uItimatuln meet with q hos
tile reception. the British minister, " u
i4aggard has been instructed 10 go aboard
q British warship or if that is llnptacl-
cable. 10 90 into the neighGoIlnS britsh
cgicny. The Foreign Office, however. does
OF appear to anticipate srcll q contin-
Eancy. nor, indeed, Goes it look forward
10 any startling Development within the
--..Nl t..r dog.
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of that port at the end Of last week. Each
ofthese warsh:ps is equipped with landing
material and field guns.
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SUMMARY OF TO-DAY'S NEWS
FORECAST,

Tuesday fair. continued cold Wedres-
day fair not quite SO cold. light north
west winds. becoming variable.
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The Senate is perf4cting the irnm.sra-
HE Service at Norfolk.

NORFOLK VA. Dec. S.-Tise memorial
service OF Norfolk Lodge o. Eilis Sunday
afternoon at Tie Academy % 9Ias.c was
very largely attended. aud standing room
at the Academy was OF 4 premium. Tho
orator OF the day was Mr.. II. = SuiIH.
il. .. Richmond. and he he'd his ar5si-
tors s9a!lbouud These Z is anaEsst
memorials are Very pretty ard Ncrso <
people have come Ia look upon them a.
great yearly events
Dr. Emmett Terrell Is visiting bis ia
tier. Mr.. Charles T. Terrell. Of Beaver
Dam, Va.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
must Ply DEBTS
Or CO 10 IA4|a22
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rived at La Guair;5. Tic British cruiser
Indefatigablc has left la Guaira Tor Il'in-
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