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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

The Maxim & Gay Co.. of New York.
Turf Correspondents and Race Horse own.
ers. capital $4,000. whose successful! daily
forecast OF winners on the horse races
has formed the turf sensation Of 1901 and
1902, invite the speculative public to an
Investigation Of their plans for making
money during the coming race meeting at
The Maxim & Gay Co. has been before
the public two years. It numbers among
its stockholders and patrons % per cent
ing men far famed in Wall Street and In
Industrial fields as well as on the turf.
a systematic play OF the horses at New
on the same basis as made there with
such stupendous success last year under
the corlpany,s auspices. A,rigid inquiry
into the Maxl Gay msthads W.l fer
money-n,aking, For full particulars ad-
dress Maxim & Gay Co.. 130-131 Stewart
Building, go Broadway, New York city.
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From erunsw OK County.

Especial Dispatch to The Times,)
LAWRENCEVILLE, VA, November
e2.-The farmers in the bright tobacco
section Of Brunswick county nave res1l-
lied prices for their tobacco "i apc'' O.
far beyond what they expecteu.
In years gone by TINS par .ne
.co,,nt-vs known as the Piney Woods was
considered the poorest section OF the
county. land selling as low as 81 per
acre. hut now the same land brings fancy
prices, after having had all the lumber
herefrom.
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Unusual Activity in Virginia and.
North Carolina.
GOOD PRICES ARE GENERAL
Many Markets Report Sales Larger
Than Ever 6efore-Details Of he
Trade Conditions at Many
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
important Points,


8 DANFILLE. VA. November 22--The
past week has been one OF unusual ac-
tivity in the tobacco market. local sales
reported being 2 100000 pounds. The prices
have been generally good. ranging from
S to Is cents for the general run of to-
bacco. There has been little change to
note In the character of the offerings.
1 .-er goods Of the mahogany type con-
hnue to predominant. and whils the grade
continues to show un literally. the de-
mand is sufficient to take it, and at sat
istactory prices. Large receipts are
looked for next week. if the season con-
tinucs as favorable as It has been for
handling tobacco in the barns. The past
week mas been the best of the season,
and indications are that the present
heavy receipts vii continue next week.
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FROM CHESTERFIELD
Work on Confederate Monument Has
Progressed Well.
1snaeial 1n.snatcl, 10 The Times.l

: (.
CHESTERFIELD VA. Nov. 1.-THE
case of A. w. Bens,ey against the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company Will
come m on Monday ia the Circuit Court
This is a suit for $500 for damages
BIZ fire done 10 the plaintiffs tract Of
land near Brewry's Bluff
The Board of Supervisors will also
hold their monthly meeting here on next
Monday. The meeting will probably be
short unless the members of the board
go into discussion of the best plans
for utilizing the one-half Of the county
road fund for the future. which by an
act Of the Legislature last winter, they
are reqlired to spend in permanent i'm
yroye1nents on some part of the county
roads. The recent rains have made such
a difference in travel along the highways
that the good reads question is now one
of vital interest, in view of the approach
ing winter.
The work on the Confederate monu-
ment has progressed well this week.
There has been #cansid BILE delay in the
work since il was begun. owing 10 the
a itiicI'ty II, getting the stone transports
ed from the quarry. but lost time has
been LARGELY made up since Monday.
and tbs shaft now stands about eighteen
feet high. and will soon be ready for
the capstore and statue AS the work
progresses the interest here grows, and
all are anxious to see tie sturdy bronze
soldier lifted to his permanent resting
place The Executive Committee at its
last meeting decided that it would not
DO iudcious 10 unvei the monument
after its completion for some months
vet. and work is now on foot towards
getting the connlete4 company rolls of
Chesterfield and Manchester soldiers, that
their names may all be inscribed on
tablets 10 be affixed TO the stone work.
The Courthouse Tvs and their friends
of file neieihorhaea arc working I o give
n good entertainment here next Thurs
day nicllt which VIII be Thanksgiving.
A good raI't Of the programme is humor-
Gus and taav hope il viii attract a large.
caowd a THANKSGIVING supper Is also
on The list Of attractions.
Mr. Thomas +. Robertson and his
bride have returned from their southern
tour and are snanding several days with
MIR. Archer Chea;ham. The young cnu-
pie was entertained last evening by Mrs.
II. u. Cogbiil.
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in somewhat of a victory for the organ
cation. Brown Allen laid Yost on the
shelf in the Tenth District: Morgan Treat
carried the day in the Third, Bowden
effected a temporary truce in the Second.
With the advantage. for the time being
on the side of the machine and it is
oiily in the Ninth that strong opposition
exists at the present time.
Mention OF the Ninth brings up a little
Tint that was thrown out here a few days
ago to the effect that Colonel Slemp.s
election to Congress would make him,
being the only Republican from Virginia
in either the House or Senate, the father.
of the Virginia Republicans. I 1t is said
that he would be consulted by the Presi-.
dent, and would soon become the Chief
Executives principal philosopher. guide
ard friend in all matters relating to his
ptrty in the State He would settle all
the little postoftice troubles and tell the
President what to do and what not to do
on all occasions. In other words. he
would take the place now supposed TO be
held by Senator Scott OF West Virginia.
Judge Waddll. when asked if he thought
that would be the case. remarked with a
show of humor: II know nothing about
the rumor. of course, but Ii that position
is filled by Colonel SIemp they will have
to call him the grandfather OF the dele
gation.''
Those who know, however. say that
Roosevelt will never place Slemp in such
a position. One very shrewd Virginia Re-
publican says Roosevelt will never in
the world consult with man on APP
pontments and other political party
questions in Virginia unless he Is sure
that man can deliver the delegates to-
him a the next convention The recent
anti-Roosevelt sentiment in the South has
{ stirred Roosevelt up, and from now on
he will do his best to secure as many
southern delegates as possible He knows
well that Hanna has always stood by
the southern Republicans. who were
members of the regular State organiza-
tons, and he knows that in their hearts
all southern Republicans would rather
see Hanna in the White House than
him. Furthermore. he possesses know
ledge of the weakness OF the Southern
Republican. be he regular or lily white.
for the Federal office. and ne intends TO
dispense the Federal viands In man
ner that will insure the best returns for
himself.
According to the machine" leaders.
thew haze the State Of Virginia cinched
for Roosevelt, but IL there is a good break
in the Ninth and another In the Second.
and If Morgan Treat is unable t. control
the Third. there may be in the
opposirion the nucleus for a very good
Hanna wing in the Virginia delegation
to the .next national convention.
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Enormous Receipts at LYnchburg.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

& LYNCHBURG, VA, November 22.-For
the week ending yesterday the sales Of
tobacco in Lynchbura amounted to 1.l71.-
100 pounds. The increase for the present
fiscal year. which began October LIST, Is
already 2,4i9.5o0 pounds over same period
of last year. Receipts in the warehouses
now are something enormous, and it Is
feared that the good prices which have
prevailed will be affected. The quality
Of the weed is. generally most satisfac-5
tory. and prices thus far are keeping up
well. It looks now as If Lynchburg's
tobacco market is going to make the
greatest record in its history.
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MartinsvilIe orr Boom.

(specia! Dispatch % ,ne Times
MARTINsyILLE, VA. November q
The Martinsville tobacco market IS stu
on a boom. large breaks of tobacco bring
ing fine prices considering the grace ':
Banner Warehouse on yesterday solo
1850 pounds of tobacco at ss,sH.Sf: the
Alliance warehouse sold 5000 pounds at
e 5O1. the Browns Warehouse sold 81
SO pounds at sa60i.93 This, on the whole,
was the largest sale ever made IN our
city
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The Petersburg Market.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
PETERSBURG, VA. November 22..-
There were heavy sales of tobacco In Pc
tcrsburg this week and satisfactory prices
were obtained. The sales lasted through
out the day yesterday and about 100000
pounds were sold. Prices have ranged as
high as $3.50 for fine dark wrappers.
The warehouse men have been busy all
day getting in tobacco and Monday there
will probably be the largest sales of the.
season. The favorable weather of the
past two weeks has caused the farmers
to bring in their crops In considerable
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Large Sales at Durham.
Especial Dispatch to The Tines.)

4 DURHAM. n. c., November Power
$500 was paid out for leaf tobacco re-
ceipts here yesterday. the largest in the
history Of the town. Prices ranged from
s6to s65 per hundred and all the buyers
and their forces were taxed to their
fullest capacity Prices were well main
tanned. Yesterdays receipts could not be
sod on the warehouse floors. and 1t was
late in the evening to-day when the
Banner Warehouse got through with
what 1t expected to sell.
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a SPECIAL TRAIN
Rose Coghlan's BeIa'ed Baggage Illus
tel from Roanokato B!u=fiald.

Especial Dispatch to The T1mes)
y BLIEFlELD. w. VA, November %
Cora Moods was shot and instantly kill
ed this afternoon at Mora. on Crane
Greek. by Henry Martin. Both parties
are colored. They had been living to-
gether. and the shooting occurred over
Il trivial matter connected with the prep
aration of supper.
A special train was run from Roanoke
here tonight to bring the belated bag
gage of the Rose coghlan Company. who
gave the opening performance at The new
$4,000 Elks Opera House tonight. The
train loft Roanoke after the regular
through passenger. but ran around It,
arriving here one hour ahead OF the reg
ular. traln.
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a. Bedford City.

Especial Dispatch to The Iimes)
BEDFORD CITY, VA. November -. -
The offerings Of tobacco during Inc Wee -
have been the heaviest In the nls.oi =.
the market. On Friday over so,ooo poulus
were sold, and over 5000 pounos 49, ~:
The dealers are unable to handle me
largo QUANTITY to advantage. and prices
dropped on several bids. It is thoughs
farmers, hearing about the glut, VIII
hold back somewhat during the Week,
and that prices will Immediately return
to the former rulings.
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quantities Indications are that there VIII
be AL day sales throughout next week.
Green sboro's Report

Especial Dispatch to The Times :,
y GREENSBORO. n. g, y osehn ' -
been fairly good IN amount but deterio-
rated In quality. compared with previous
breaks. Average Of prices consequently 9,
lower. Dealers claim that demorN1zeu
prices are not as bad as might oe e1-
pected from rush OF nondescrlp. soo S,I
and quote sales at high prices OF sl a,sa
amount of good tobacco on breaks 10 sus,
tain them. Prospects for next Weeh a.u -.
nore encouraging. Better graoes eot'AAtAs
in
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Given Three Months.

tspecial Dispatch to The Times -
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Nov. II.
i. Gramley. alias T. 2. Cassidy. stage
hand at the Academy of Music, was sent
to iail to-day for three months He
had been stealing property and articles
belonging to actors
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia sailed
this afternoon for San Francisco via
New York. where she will lead a cargo
OF coal.
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1hsz2a1zzz66
Tits 9 BOYS. 1IzzzzzzE2s
Illinois. II: Northwestern. 0.
ST. Johns. IS. Western Maryland. II.
Two We're BaclY Hurt.
Rv Associated Press.)

CIV AssociaFed IFsis'
NASHVILLE. TENN. November e
Football Representatives from MehaI Il
Medical ColIege (co.ored) defeated the
oI.vcnssfron Booker T. Washington
school. at Tuskegee. Ala. here to-day by
&. score OF is to 0.
Wheeler. quarter back, and Patton, iuil
back. for Tusgekee were badly hurt dur
ing the game, and are in the Mercy Hos
pital here.
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Other Games.

Johns Hopkins, IL; Maryland Agricul-
tural College. O.
swarthmorc %: Haverford. 0.
Lehigh. 6: Lafayette. 9.
Bucknen, IL; Baltimore Medical Col
lege. 6.
Naval Plehes. 10: Tome Institute. 0.
Pennsylvania Freshmen. LIS; Cornell.
0xeAhspen. ..
University Of Tennessee. 10. Georgia
School oil Technology, &.
Georgetown. S.. Washington Y. NJ c.
A.. o.
Brown. 6; Portsmouth, -
Michigan. Is: Oberlin, 0.
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SOUTHS1DE FAIR
Good Racing Reported a, Glouceste
Courthouse.
Especial dispatch to The Times.

(Spe4'l3I Lt1lSputcn 7lnts Times.
GLOUCESTER c. H. November o.
The tirst annual fair of tie Southside
Agricultural Association closed to-day
with a large crowd In attendance. There
were two interesting trotting races. TIE
nest exciting and closest was free-for-
saii. won by Letcher. owned by Captain
r. F. Landon. OF Cobb's Creek. Mathews
county. The time was 2::25. which is sai.i
u be the fastest time ever made by .
flteen-year-old horse in Virginia. Hardy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

Mrs. Warren F. Johnston. OF New York.
formerly Miss Elizabeth Tabh OF Ealti-
more. is spending the week at her uucle's.
Dr. Fl. CIbeil Tabb. of No. 1o0i West
Franklin Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
SUMMARY OF TO-DAY:5 NEWS
FORECAST.

eOhECAots
Sunday clear. except in southeast por-
ton Monday fair and cooler: fraAh
northwest winds.
H,snest tsnDeratuss.s E s y . g
Mean temperature yesterday. So
Normal Temperature for November. ~
Departure from normal temperature. oS
Precipitation during past q hour,.... co
LOCAL.
Mr.. W. H. Baldwin stirs his audiences
with zeal for education In the South
Resolution offered in the HOUSE. 20 re-
move Judge c. ]. Campbell of Amherst.
from the bench.
resolution for further Investigation viii
ever be #concurrets Ia by COUNCIL
Chief Justice Fuller will sit when tho
CONSTITUTION case comes up in United
Prominent railroad men spend nigh. on
Station
The proposed druggist combine falls
through
Sensational eIopernent 0, Hanover
couple results In arrests aid trial in
Henrico County Court
everything III readiness for great battle
between virginia and Carolina here next
! hursddy. boys VIII be given great
VIRGINIA.
No word OF the -yea--ola SRI lost
IN DllWlCtIe county OF. Monday.
Virginia defeats Carlisle Indians at
Norfolk. Score 6 TO 5. Students az Char
1ottesviile celebrate.
Confederate monument 10 be erected
at williamsburg
Democratic Judge of elections In Russell
county prosecuted By Democrats
New bank building at I-awrencevsi!e
Meningitis epidemic in farewell.
New printing company a CovIngtoc.
Water supply purchased fer Hrlstol
Gossip and personals from Stanton and
Augusta.
Real estate near Fredericksburg sold a,
good prices
Town OF Orange on a boom.
Stored clothing over pawn shop IN
Norfolk 1t is charged. before making an
assignment.
Cases of interest in Norfolk courts.
Washington and Lee defeated by West
Virginia ut Charleston. w Va.
Danville bridegroom q second time fails
to appear at the time appointed
Three men killed by Norfolk and West
ern trains near Efuetield.
Probable suicide. b.. tunrriag In front
Of a coal train. of man who attempted
suicide on Washington boat two months
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Fl, owned by Mr.. II Fl Harrison. OF
Norfolk, Va. pressed Leteier very hard
The other race WIS between Mono
ruaque. owred by Air. W. N. Dixon. OF
Mathews: u.osseiious. owned by Or. c..
NJ Ratnss, OF Mathews. and Cannish
owned by Mr.. T.. Ti!leage. OF Gloucester.
his was won by Aicnouladue In 2:4t
Tic fair Is considered a great success.
ard the Association is congratulated by
avery one
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
ROOSEVELT WILL
STAND BY MACHINE
No Danger Of His Losing the
Virginia Delegation.
IMPORTANCE OF COL. slEMP
His Friends Claim That He Viii Be the
Real Thing When it Comes to
Dividing Out the
Offices.

Especial Dispatch to The Times,
WASHINGTON. d. c., November o.
In discussing the Republican question from
a Southern standpoint here last night
a prominent mem Der of the Virginia ma
chine said there IS no power on earth
that can keep the Virginia delegates to
the next Republican convention from cast
ing a solid vote for the nomination OF
Theodore Roosevelt
He said further that this was the opln-
i'm of all the leaders OF the organization
J: nd that even il Senator Hanna were to
come out against Roosevelt the Virginia
delegation would go strong for Teddy.
IIe 5caIled attention to the fact that Roose-
vslt had stood by the organization nobly
a the matter OF Federal appointments
ana that they would stand by him on
account Of that. He mentioned the reap
rntntment Of the two United States mar
sh;ls. Morgan Treat and S. Brown Allen,
and the number of postmasters who were
either appointed or reappointed on ac-
CONT of the endorsement OF the organiza-
tion ,;.;
All, who are interested in the politics
~ Virginia are aware of the fact that
tpere was a concerted opposition to the
..1nachiuer during the past campaign.
when the nominating conventions were
~, - va vf.,fV
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Winners a. Iaton:a.
~ Associnted Press.N

Associated l'ress.)
CINCINNATI OHIO. Nov. :o.22.-Resuits
at Latonia
First race--six furlongs. selling-Fleuron
4 e to /, first, The Light g to u sec
ond, George Gardner 90 to u third.
Time. 1:22...
Second race-,r,ie and sixteenth sell
ling-si!k Cord III TO 5, first. scortie go
to y second. Guide Rock % TO y third.
Time. 1:l781-2
Third race-six furlnnes, handicap
defiant q to y first ST. Miner a to u
second. Jack Rattiin q TO d third. Time,
I 10.
Fourth race-n,!e and eighth. handi-
scan--3'snso,fca q! .n-1 FIRST Firing l;ra
#te tod second, Wyola go to y third.
Time. 2:o5.
Fifth#race-ona mile. selling-Little Bov
q to II first. AR Farnum Is to y Sec
ond, Fillmore G. to u third. Time. 1:5l II.
Sixth race-selins. six furlongs-Satch-
ell g to8el first. Aratcma t3#to y sec
ond. Rose of May Is to y third Time,
90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
SEVEN TO ONE

Sometimes the weight goes
up thatway when taking SCOTS
Emulsion. Seven pouads Of
new, healthy flesh from a one
poune! bottle Of Scots Emul-
sion is on record.
SCOTS Emulsion brings
everything to its aid !, good ap7
petite, strong digestion, rich
blood, new body strength, md
above I'll the power te get all
the good out. Of ordinary food.
For those who are IN need
Of more flesh there IS nothing
better. Thin foIks-try ltI
v..ris .-,a yos a .:,,le 10 ny. !. you IKE
s.o1y s eowSE. .ea Pearl ssss.,. S:o Yes; Yes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
NORTH CAROLINA.

- (
Progress made By the cotton mills nler-
ger committee. which adlou.ns after a
meeting at Greensboro. Consolidation to
be known as the Southern Textile Com
pany.
Norfolk man injured ard fireman killed
by engine jumping the track near f.Gen
ton.
Young lady takes poison By mistake
sixty year street railway franchise
4 new railroad from Durham to Char
4 Wake Forest preparing to NEE, Rich
mord COLLEGE in debate on Thanksgiving
Day at Raleigh.
Durham.
The Wilcox trial transferred to fIertford
IN perquirlanS.
Deaths at Charlotte yesterday
Official North Carolina crop reports
very gratifying.
Young bridegroom commits suicide by
taking poison at Charlotte.
4ssheviile@ bank cases On trial
Pentientiarg sentences in Eutherfordfon
cases
Methodist Conference adjourns at Mon
roe.
GENERAL.
President Roosevelt receives an ovation
in Philadelphia
It's charged that Godfrey Hunter. Ir.
shot down William Fitzgerald while the
was being held.
Yale defeats Harvard with great ease
Colonel Tom Ochiltrees condition is
worse
George Julian zolnay to marry South
ern beauty,
Coal strike commission adIourns until
December Sd.
Herr Krupp. great gt,nnlaker. Is dead 3
May have committed suicide.
Germany to have fine building at St
Louis.
Body of Mrs Ellen Gore to be buried
in Paris.
Lives lost In fire In Wisconsin.
Train held up -. mashed men in Iowa.
I'm rican coal w II so o ports af France
Modren surgery safes life.
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Track Record Made.
nv Associated Press

MACON. GA. November % -Cresceus.
driven by George ketclum. hts owner.
established the wagon record for Georgia
or the track Of +. II. Plant, under the
association rules to-day. The time was
2:GI Is
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I1mpire: Paul 4 Dashie', OF Lehish
and Annapolis. Referee: Matthew a. Nc
S.u,ng. Of Lehigh. Linesmen: Taicott -.
HUI. OF Yale: S. II, Jones. OF Harvard
lime-keeper: J. c. Mcoaacken. Of Tni-
varsity of Pennsylvania. TouchdoMns.
cha dwick. Metcaif. Kinney and Hogan.
Goals. Bowman. =: Metcaii J.. Iotai
score: Yale, 81 Harvard, Y. ! me OF
halves: SIS minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

Sunday clear. except In southeast por-
ton Monday fair and cooler: ftash
northwest winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

N
inclination
Should
tested
conditions of the
shall
with expectation the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

Progress made By the cotton mills nler-
ger committee which adloucns after a
meeting at Greensboro. Consolidation TO
be known as the Southern. Textile Com
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

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Fourth! race--I,andcap. two-year-olds.
six fur,ongs- saccharoneter OTTO e>hrst.
Toscan q to II second CinqueyalliE(9 to
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