The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
SUMMARY OF TO-DAY'sN.EWs5

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FORECAST.
Far Thursday and Friday; variable
Lowest temp.rsfarss yeste erd.y::::
LOCAL.
The Horse Show last night 4 more bril-
nane success than on the opening night
A1!nei1e crowd and great enthus:acu1
~ Mt. William II. Young takes carbolic
expires.
MI: chipley. intimates in speech before
street Committee that Bell Company Is
Of granting permits to put up poles.
Kew DR.. Morrison, noted Louisville
m Ra.as to CONDUCT revival HERE.
Tor. organization.
ths Passenger and Power Company.
ksep h. gas ga RorRs from Closing down
Elks defeat Manchester and win the
| pennant.
Governor Montague back from his trip.
Mr.. ]. b. Oliver, a we'll known Rich
mond travelling man. dies suddenly at
VIRGINIA..
The first frost OF the season noted In
Eastern Virginia and ice in the Valley.
Many noteworthy weddings and some
elopements.
Congressman Rixey and Lieutenant
Governor Willard speak at Stafford court
AT Hanover the court was in continuous
session u; and the spesking Vas p9stpoGnsd
eral Abbott, stuck on the ways and de-
clined to be launched in Petersburg yes
terday.
Woman's Auxiliary Of the Episcopal
Church, In session in Winchester. discuss
a m emorial to Bishop White.
LynchburE Gun Club to shoot for sill
TWO million mortgage recorded by, the
Virginia and Southwestern Railroad at
The pavilion at Old Point is being torn
away as obstruction to navigation
Residence in Spotsylvania and one IN
Dinwiddie burned.
Young man confesses to horss-steannE
In Rock bridge and Is sentenced without
&C. General Il Fitzhugn Lee speak. to m
formal meeting OF Daughters OF Ameri-
GENERAL.
The coal strike is settled After a day
and night Of conferences In Washington
between the President and Mr.. Mitchell.
Of the Mine Workers, and representa-
ves Of the eoal t 9Hn;erasors, It Vas given
tary Root that the strike was settled by
the agreement Of both parties to an arhl-.
trntion commission of. six to be appointed
by the President. It is believed that the
sixth member will be, a representative OF
labor.
President Roosevelt gets out for the
The tate OF the Venezuelan Government
is trembling In the balance. The revo-
lutionary forces are. gaining ground.
Railroad collision In Indiana
Mexico will abide by the Plus fund
award Of the Hague tribunal.
Whitney confesses to the murder of
Chinn at Lexington, Ky. Unsuccessful
attempt to lynch him.
Boer generals in Berlin.
Meat packers consolidate against the
trust in the West
Tidal waves spread ruin in Japan.
Great damage by Mexican earthquake.
Nora Beary, Major John W. Daniel
No. 54-Mr. John Potts. Miss Lucy Lay.
Mrs. Caskie Cabell. Miss Mary Pegram,
Mr.. and Mrs. Potts, Mr.. Cabell. Mr.. Rich
ard Pegram.
No. 5rR. G. Rennolds. Mrs. r. G.
Rennolds, Mr. p. 3. Addison, DR.. and
Mrs. a. l.. Wexford. Mrs. W. E. Adj
Olson. Miss Lyons,
No. 56Jo $50. E. Willard, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. G.. Drexet Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Prescott Hunt Miss Rozet. Mr..
Henry Fairfax. Mr.. P. D. Mason, Mr..
Henry Baskerville.
Thomas Rolling, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Wal
Ter Morton. Mrs. Robert c.. Morton, Miss
Morton.
No. 5S-A. L.. Harris. Miss Kate Har-
ris. Miss Jula Harris. Mr.. Clarence
Thorn. New Orleans: Mr. H. T. Cretam.
New Orleans. Mr.. Ernest jenkins, Bal
t1more: Mr.. Armand Young.
NO 5y-Legh r. Page Lady de Ven
cennes, Miss Page, Mr.. John Currie,
MT. j. NJ. Montague. Jr.. Vtscomte dc
Vencennes.
No 6OLBeverly Williams. Miss Huddah
j. Steel Miss Armistead. Miss Lewis,
Mr. G. M Randolph, Mr.. w. B. Clai-
borne Beverley Williams.
No. G-Archer Anderson-N1r. and Mrs.
W. f. Powers, Miss Kate Olmsted Miss
May Handy, Mr.. Hundson Cary. Mr.. Ar
cher Anderson, Jr.
No go. S. AIKEN and B. r. Wexford
Major O. S. Allen. Mrs. o. S. Allen, Mrs.
Dabney H. Maury. Mr.. Levin Joynes. Mrs.
B. Rand Wexford, Mr.. B. Rand Well-
ford.
No. es-R H LindsavMr. and Mrs.
Lindsey. Mrs. Louisa Lee, of Baltimore:
Miss Catherine Linsdey. Miss Mamie
Lindsey. Messrs Julian Hill Dean 3Iaury.
j. Cay Stiles.
No. s4-J. F. orndor-a1r. and Mrs.
Orndcff. Mr.. and Mrs. Geore Ainslie.
Miss May Sue Dew. Mr.. and Mrs. ".
H Garrett.
No. e5-S. w. Travers-A1r. and Mrs.
S. W. Travers. Mrs Pattison. Miss Beu-
lah Pattison. city; Mr.. L. n. Haskell.
Mr.. Lucien Oudin. New York: DR.. Travers
Warrick. city.
No. CT. A. Cary-AIr. T. A. Cary, Mr..