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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
SOUTHPORT, NORTH CAROLINA
Proposed Railways to Interiors;. A.
L.. Back of One,

WILMINGTON. n. c., October "a
(SpeciaL)-There was filed at Southport
to-day a deed of trust, securing bonds to
the amount Of $500, 900, for the Cape Fear
Terminal Railroad Company. The Lin
coin Savings and Trust Company, Of
Philadelphia, becomes trustees. The
Terminal Company is chartered to build
"a line of railway from Southport tc
Wilmington, with the ultimate purpose
of extending the line. or making traffic
arrangements. SO as to enter the Virginia
coal fields. The deed Of trust is upon the
franchises. etc. Of the company that
proposes to build.
The Southport Wilmington. and Dur
ham Railroad Company, which has been
chartered for the same purpose, to-day
gained Il valuable deep-water terminal al
Southport, in condemnation PROCEEDINGS
brought against the Plat heirs. 4 board
OF. appraisers awarded $500. Major wv.
a Guthrie. appeared as counsel for the
railroad. which is said to be backed BY
the Seaboard Airline
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
RACE WINNERS AT WINCHESTER
End of Successful Fair-R. E. Che1f,
DruGEixt, ASSIGNS.


Druggist, Assigns.
WINCHESTER, VA. October 24-(Sp'e
cial.)-The summary of to-day's races al
the fair are as follows:
Novelty: one mile; purse, S50-Punctua
Ernest Utterbacls. /; Thud. E. w. Wells, 2
High jump: purse, S5a-Perfection, j. T
Lindsay, ! Midnight. c. T. McGwinn, 2
Sparks. Roy Carter. 5.
Martha Anderson G. r Hawthorn, /;
Bel Boy, Fritz & Dearmont ?.
MerE s race Buck pur W TSa Rb1s Wright
Consolation one-half mile; purse. $50
Thud. E. W. Wells. /. 2. 1; Impartial, E.
NJ. Saffell 2. l. ?; Tennis, 3. NJ. Merchant
5, 3, 3.
Lady riders; purse, s5o-N1iss Dearmont.
|; Mrs. w. S. White, .; Mrs. Joseph
Baker, 3.
END OF THE FAIR
After the most successful exhibition OF
this afternoon An exciting incident of
the day was fire in the main building.
which was caused by the explosion of a
gasoline stove at coffee exhibit and
which for time threa tened to destroy the
building and create panic The fire.
however. was extinguished with small
loss. In the baby contest. Thomas Strobe
Sprint, infant of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Trone
the prettiest baby. and George Fishell.
son of Mr.. Boyd F'ishell. of the county,
won first. and the infant of Mr.. John
Kern, OF the county. won second Prize for
the latest babies.
r. E. Chelf druggist. made an assign
ment to-day to Attorney Harry r. Kern
as trustee: for the benefit of his creditors.
His liabilities are $4,000, with estimated
assets of $4,000. Mr.. Chelf came here
from Richmond. Va. about two years
ago. Two creditors-tle Merchants and
Farmers Bank. and his brother DIR. w
W. Chelf, of Richmond-are named as
preferred creditors.
MATRIMONIAL
Miss Annabel Collins, aged 10. of White
Hall. this county. and Mr.. Walter Hutz-
Ter. OF BerkleE county, West Virginia
were married in Haserstown. Md. yes
terday afternoon. Separately they at
tended the Winchester fair yesterday. and
then drove TO Williamsport. Md. where
they took the train for Hagerstown The
Groom's uncle and Rev. G. W. Slower
from the sroom.s home. preceded the cou-
pie to Hagerstown: secured the license
and made all other necessary arrange
mentS in advance for the wedding
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
KINDERGARTEN FOR SALEM.
It Fills Il Long-FeIt Nant-Fcrsonal
Notes.

It Fill. Il Long-FeIt Nant-Fcrsonal
Notes.
SALEM. VA. October 24.-(SpecialD-A
kindergarten, with an enrolment of SIN
teen. a long-fcit want, mas been estab-
lished here, under the tutorsh!p of Miss
Heffner, of Washington, d. G. The pros
pects for a large addition to the number
Of students is very good. and the school
promises to be q success.
Mrs Rosalynd Roberts Evans entertain-
cd at the residence CT her parents on
Tuesday night The affair was one for
music lovers, each of the guests repre-
senting some music, either vocal or In
strumental. The one guessing the largest
number was awarded a prize. A musical
programme was rendered. and after re-
freshments the many guests said fare
well, having spent a most enjoyable eye
ming.
Mrs; G. L. Fawter, of Biacksburg, Va,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
j. Henderson. on Main street.
Hon. Carter Glass, of Lynchburg, was
in Salem this week
After visiting Mr.. and Mrs W. H.
Jinsley. on Main street. Mrs Henderson
Dell. of Stanton, Va, has returned 10
her home.
Miss Hattie Woifenden of this place. is
visiting friends in WyIneville Va
After q visit TO Stevens City, Va, Mrs.
j. z. Aliemons and two little daughters
have returned to their home here. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
Two DEATHS AT LYNcHBrRG.
Mr.. a. T. Fisher and sirs. :. \. Mar
tin Pass syyaJ

TN taSS away
LYNCHBURG. VA, October 2t-(Spe
ciaI)-F'reeierick Augustus Fischer. who
for nearly thirty years past has been a
huclster in the city market. died at his
home opposite the City Park early this
morning. aged II. Deceased was born in
Leipsic. SaXony. and as q young man
came 10 this country. and settled in Rich
mond During the war he fought brave
Iy in the Confederate ranks, and alter
the war settled in Lynchburg, where he
cultivated a truck garden and sold tae
produce in the market. Fe was united in
marriage with Miss Luck. who survives
him. with two daughters. Mrs. " 8
Foster. and Miss Katie Fischer, both OF
this city.
Mr.. FISCHER was taken sick about the
first of this month, and realizing thai,
his illness was of a grave nature he
disposed of his stall in the market.
Mr. Fischer for many years past had
been a member of Epiphany Episcopal
church.
DEATH OF MRS. s A. MARTIN
Mrs Lillian E. Martin. wife Of Nr.
Stephen ~ Martin. who mas been in III
health for a long time past, died shortly
after . o'clock last night at her home.
corner of Clay ana Fifth streets, aged
IS. Deceased was a daughter Of the late
Mr. James ". Burcn, and was born in
this city January y, 1851 She was
member of the First Baptist church. and
although of a somewhat retiring nature,
get the sweetness and usefulness Of her
disposition made her greatly beloved ar
a large circle of friends. She IS survived
by her husband one son. Drtval Martin.
and Il little daughter, .4velyn: also 6r
one brother. Mr.. John NJ. BurCh, Of this
city. and three sisters. Mrs Jesse T. Din
guild. of Lynclburg, Mrs. o. p. Oakey
OF Salem. and Mrs Judson Evans o.
Statesville. y. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
CAPE FEAR TERMINAL.
Deed of Trust Securing 100000
Has Been Filled.

RALEIGH. ". c.. October IA spe-
cial to the News and Observer from
Wilmington. \. G.. says:
There was filed at Southport to-day a
decd Of trust securing bonds to the
amount Of sS'A,0o for the Care Fear Ter
minal Railroad Company. The Lincoln
Savings and Trust Company. of PhiJa-
Sophia. becomes the trustee The Tern,i-
pal Company is chartered TO build a line
Of railway from Southport 10 Whining
ton. with the ultimate purpose of extend
ing the line or making traffic arrange
ncnts SO as 10 enter, the Virginia coal
Sclds.
The Southport. Wilmington, and Dur
ham Railroad Company which has been
chartered for The same purpose, TODAY
gained valuable deep water terminal at
Southport
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
HUGE. PRoJECTILEs HURL
THROUGH THE AIR.
breaking of Fly Wheel In Ports
mouth Causes Most Unusual
and Dangerous Accident.

PORTSMOUTH. VA. October 2i-(Spe
cia1. )-With report like d cannon. th'
heavy hy-vhcel on the end of q big 81"
mandrei at Privett's woodward, in TINS
city. burst this morning at So'ciock. ane
the two pieces tore through the roof ane
went hurting through the air for i've
or six blocks north and south on Cresa'
realie street.
The sixty-four- pounc. fragment that was
projected southwark flew, five blocks an6
buried itself in the yard OF the coioreo
school at Chestnut and South streets. II
was dug up by Mr.. Savage, who weighed
it and kept the metal aS q curiosity. For
tunately none Of the school children
were about the place so early as
O'Clock, or there would likely have been
casualty to report.
The thirty-six-pound piece of the cast
iron wheel tore a hole through the root
OF the saw-sfed three feet from, the place
of exit made by the southbound fragment
and went whirling off toward Park View.
It beat the southbound fragment block
and a half, and in its fall scared the wits
out of an expressman, whose wagon 1t
narrowly missed
Small boys from the neighborhood who
cav it fall promptly dug 1t UP. ana IL is
now on vacant lot near Holiday street
where it fell The most remarkable thing
about the very remarkable accident was
the fact that nobody was hurt by IT at
all.
Mr. S. c. Stevens. manager of the Pri-
Witt plant, was standing within five feet
of the fly wheel when it burst: and the
SAWYER Wade Doyle tcolored). was
standing even closer. Only the two feet
of the mandrel separated him from the
wheel.
The saw was being driven at the time
at a tremendous speed. and of course the
only explanation of the accident is thas
the particles of the east-iron balance
wheel became disintegrated by the m
mense centrifugal force.
The wheel parted squarely in the MD
die, ard the pieces flew off at almost eS-
act right angles. That the roof was not
wrecked and brought down about the
heads of the workers. is due to the ire
nacndous speed at which the wheel vas
revolving. 1t cut sq:iarely through the
four-inch Orders and the plank roofing.
making two ragged holes. each about two
feet long and six inches wide.
Few people saw the immense fragments
of iron cIeaving through the air above the
houses. and those that did believed tnat
they were really cannon halls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
Sales by w. Is. Pizzini & Co.

Yesterday w e Pizzini & CO. sold 10.
L. F. Powell the frame dwelling at t-s1f
north Fourth street 10 Mrs. Mary Louisa
Schleuter fer $3.50.
he frame 7use at 11ot Accommodatton
street, beIonz ing to Mrs Julia King, 70
II. E. Taylor for $3.50.
Two brick residences, at 1i65 ard lgt
west Main street, belonging TO Henry :
Winston, for $500 each. The purchaser
was not DameC!-
John Cummings. the store and dwelling
at the corner of Mill and Hospital sfreeL&
The price paid by the purchase {, ~
Campbell, was s. 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
LITTLE BELLE WON.
LEnchburg Horse Captures Hanors
at Central Carolina Fair.

GREENSBORO. n. G.. October "a
Ispecial,)-The 2:I pace and trot. purse
k3oa, was the principal racing event of the
last day of the Central Carolina Fair 1t
was won BY Mr.. Craddock's pacing mare
Little Belle, from Lynchhurg.
The race was very closely contested l,y
Garland Daniels roam trottinc mare
Queen Bess. Of this city, and ]. s.. a bay
Ec'dinS, owned 10y George Hardin Of Raj
cigh. Starting Judge George II. Mills
goes 10 Columbia tomorrow for the
South Carolina State Fair
Summary: Little Belle. III; Queen
1scss S22;; j. s., 22$S Time, 2:22 IL; 22i Ii;
c:oia4.
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SOME REDUCTION IN DEMAND.
put Completed business in Host
of Lines is in Excess of That of
1901 and Preceding renrs-col-
1cctions Good.
.Eradstreet':

T i
NEW, YORK, October 24.-Bradstreet
tomorrow will say:
Favorable features still dominate the
trade and Industrial situation Some re.
duction in the demand for fall and win
ter goods at wholesale is noted, put y
is shown at the same time that the COM
pletcd business in 1ry-soods, clothing,
shoes, hats, millinery. and host Of other 1E.s1
lines is in excess Of 1901 and preceding
wears. Business on next spring &C
count tends rather to expand. and a
similar tendency is noted in retail JUS
ness particularly at=the East, where the
fear of a coal famine has been removed
by the actual resumption OF work 1t is
true that in the Northwest retail trade
is not meeting anticipations, possibly pc
cause of warmer weather. but partlally'
because the farming element is still bust
~ engaged IN crop work. The money SIT
uation shows little that is unfavorable
to general business. Reports as to col
lections class them as being generally
good, and in some cases better than a
year ago
Raw cotton shows the least strength of
the textiles. Good picking weather favors
considerable strength. the prfnt-cloth mar
ket being strong. and prints and Sing-
hams jobbing we'll
The lumber business. while naturally
noting some quieting because of the ad-
vanced stage of the season, is still of
good volume. where weather conditions
permit of the carrying out OF work. De-
mand for building materials continues ac-
tive. In the 1umber-producinS regions
strength is the main feature. The south
ern lumber trade reports unusual ac-
tivity.
SUGAR.
Something in the ma ture of a shortage
in the worlds crop OF sugar confronts
the trade. The yield of beet-sugar APP
pears likely TO be heavily reduced and
a small falling off in the yield of the cane
crop is also noted, the net result being
decline Of about 10 per cent from
wear ago, which has been reflected in
fractional advances of the raw product.
Business failures for the week num-
Der 1884, as against 223 in this week last
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
on MORRIS COUNTY LINKS.
Eight Of tho Best Golfers in the
County Play.

MORRIsTOWN. n. j. October % Eight.
of the best golfers in the country played
to-day at the Morris County Golf Club
in the match play round of the individual
championship of the intercollegiate Golf
Association. Rain began to IA as me
first pair turned for home al the tenta
tee. The pairirgs were il this otucT.
J. w Baker Princeton. and II. B Fol-
Inns, Jr.. Harvard
P. Py'ne. second. Princeton and Fl. t.
Mcfarland Pennsylvania.
Walter Egan. Harvard, and L. f. Conk-
lin. Princeton
y S. Campbell Yale, and Fl. y. Egan,
Harvard
Hollins beat Baker no and to play.
Walter Egan won from Conktin by up.
Egan beat Campbell { UP and TO play,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
MONTAGUE TO STEAK AT HOUSTON.
Daniel aud Glass MT Bedford CITY
Monday

LYNCHBuRG, VA. October 4.-(spe-
ciall-Mr. Carter Glass to-day received a
telegram from Charles A. Edwards. secre-
tary of the Democratic Congressional
Committee at Washington. asking him to
consent to the cancelling of Governor
Montague,s appointment to speak at
3 houston, Halifax county. next court day.
In order to permit the Governor to take
part in a. Democratic demonstration Ia
3 he given In New York city on next Mon
g ~ night N re- Glass replied In a fele-
gram expressing regret that local condi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
4 Ner Music Store.

The Old Dominion Music Company. a
new local organization. has opened 70
public patronage in the saleSroous j9tns-
" with the Chase ackiey Piano Iom-
pany, Soc east Broad street.
Mr.. j. c. Eaton. who IS launching ta'
new company. is an 1887 graduate RON
tfia Conservatory of Toronto Canada. n
piano tuning, harmony, and conHoslIQ3.
Among his new compositions may -
named the sPing-Pong waltzes US
Devils Auction two-step. and ire Lex.
ington March and two-steP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
DON'T Sccer. Countcrfcit.

For piles. skin diseases, sores. cuts,
bruises. hurts. and other wounds nothing
equals DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Don /
accept counterfeits. None genuine except
aDeWitts. II have suffered since 1865 with
protruding. bleeding piles, and until re-
Gently could ind no permanent relief
says J. F. Geral. or st. Paul, Ark.
Finally tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve, which soon completely cured me-, :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
What Will the Clearings BE:

The bank clearings of Richmond from
Jan. ], 1892. to Oct. !, 1902, show a total Of
SIS, S1G.209 10.
What will be the total Dec. 81. 1902? The
clearings for August We're s15. 331 139 s.,
and for September. SIG. 5a5. 1888 Ii you
come nearest to the total for the year
1902 before Nov. /. S'5 will be added to the
first prize Read the big advertisement
and act tO-dav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
Mrs. PizziEi Doing Well.

Mrs. W. B. Pizzini, who on August
18th last was injured in an automobile
accident at Elberon. n. J.. is now re-
ported as progressing satisfactorily. and
may be able to drive out within ne next
week or ten days
Miss Catherine Eden. of the corps OF
nurses from the Monmouth Memorial
Hospital at Long Branch. \. j.. where
Mrs. Pizzini was taken after the acct
dent, accompanied the injured lady to
this city. and while Mrs. Pizzini is very
much better. the nurse is still in attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
ASHAMED OF HIS NEGRO BLOOD.
Arthur Spencer Commits Suicide
His Wife Had Deserted Him.

BALTIMORE. MD, October 24.-Artllur
Spencer. recently sent to the Maryland
zPcnitentiary for fifteen years for burg
lie. interest on account of his being we'll
known throughout a country as q wild
animal trainer, committed suicide to-day
by hanging himself with a twisted bed
sheet suspended from the bars of his cell.
Just before his conviction Spencer had
married a. young woman in Cincinnati
who discovered after his ncarcera ton
that he was not a white man, having a
light strain of negro blood in his veins
whereupon she deserted him and return
ed to her home in Cincinnati.
Spencer left a note addressed to the
warden. saying he had killed himself
because his wife did not remain true to
him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
arms of the army will be recognized as

arms of the army will be re-organized as
follows:
Infantry companies, 65: coast artillery
companies. 1O9; field artillery batteries.
12o; engineer companies, 104 Except that
at the service schools a Forts Leven-
worth and Riley the cavalry troops are
allowed s. enlisted men and the infantry
companies $50 men. Another exception
is made in the case of the legation guard
of infantry at Pekin, which is fixed at
S. man.
These reductions are to be effected by
casualties as they occur. through eXplra-
ton Of service. etc, or by transfers, II
hereafter decided, SO that recruiting, es-
pecially for artillery and engineers, will
be confined to the re-enlistment of de-
serving soldiers who apply within three
months of cate OF discharge, or such
other enlstments as may be specially au-
thorized
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
FUNERAL OF CONGRESSMAN.
The Speaker Name. Committee to

The Speaker Names Committee to
represent the House.
WASHINGTON. October 2l.-speaker
Henderson has designated the following
members OF the House to represent that
body t the funeral OF the late Represent
tatiye Russell:
Messrs. Sperry. Henry. and Hill, Of
Connecticut; Payne. of New York; Dali
cell. Of PENNSYLVANIA; Hopkins. of Illinois,
Grosvenor, of Ohio; Steele of Indiana:
IaWney, OF Minnesota; Mccall, of Massa-
chusetts; Lowing. of Kansas. Babcock.
OF Wisconsin; Metcalf of California )
Robertson of Louisiana; Swanson of
Virginia; Mcclellan, of New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
OPENING OF NEW CANAL.
Festivities in Michigan in Honor OF
the Event,


SAULT STE MARIE, MICH. October
24-To-days festivities, in honor of the
opening of the power canal. built by me
Consolidated Lake Superior Company, Of
which Francis A. Clerg- is the head, We're
given over to the children. The ceie-
bration in connection with the canal be-
gan last night with an informal banquet
to the various committees in charge Chill
dren's Day is somewhat marred by a
severe storm. The school children met at
the High school at / O'Clock, and after adj
dresses. marched to the poWer-house,
where they were banqueted by The COM
pany.
This evening the power company will
tender he citizens of the town a recep-
ton at the arnory. Tomorrow will be the
day OF the celebration. Water will be
turned into the new canal. and the wheels
at the power-house will revolve for the
first time. The first power generated will
be used to run one of the new street
cars The city is already crowded. and
Visitors are arriving on every train.
FUNERAL OF C0Ncp.,SE,1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
Frank Fierce. of Susfolk, Tries to
iSil; Himself

Frank Pierce. of Sutfoli>, Tries to
iIil; Himself.
SUFFOLK VA. October 2i.-.About 10
o'clock this morning Frank Pierce. an
employee of the Jackson Lumber Com
pany. at WhaleyVille, Nansemond coun-
ty, attempted TO commit suicide by Shoot
ing himself with a shotgun. The load
entered the chin ard carried away d
portion of the lips and nose. He then
Went into his sard and tried to finish
himself with an axe. But assistance ar
rived and he was restrained. Doctors
were summoned Immediately and did
everything possible for him. and hopes
are entertained Of his recovery. Pierce
is about 80 years old, is married. and
has two children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
Gould to Raise Polo Ponies.

PLA1NFIELD. N J., October 24-fspe-
cial.)-Thomas NJ. Paft. of Scotch Plains.
has sold a farm of 200 acres in Washing
ton Valley to George Gould. and 1t IS
stated that the place will be used to
raise and train ponies for polo. All the
Gould ponies now at Lakewood will be
taken there as soon as possible.
The site is finely shaded on mountain
slope. and is considered one of the finest
pieces of property in that section The
purchase price was $4,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
College VS.. v. MI To-Day

The Richmond College football team
left yesterday morning for Lexington.
The team will play the cadets Of Virginia
Military Institute, and on Monday the
eleven representing the Washington and
Lee. The boys will take trip to Natu-
raj Bridge Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
Portrait OF BcDiamin

Some Of the admirers of Judah P.
BENJAMIN. at one time member of the
Confederate Cabinet will give. with due
trait of that honorable sentleman TN.
presentation will be made within a short
time, Rabbi Edward n. Calisch officfa tim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
Richmonders in Gotham.

NEW YORK. October "a tspecial)-
Grand, a, p. Coulter. E.. Lewis; Cont.
mental, D: G.. Adair; Fifth-Avenue, J.
Macdonald; ST. Denis. F. w. Boat
wright: Union Square. NJ Miller; Hoff-
man, F. c.. Schloss; Imperial A CarI.
ton -9515.7.' - 80 =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
Registration in Amelia.

s AMELIA COURTHOUSE, October
Observation-Disclosures registration has been
completed in this county. The new regis
/ ira ton shows 161 white voters registered
IND al g colored voters regist cred This is
90 per- cent? the OLD whit rot e.ss and
10 Per cont. OF the old lored ynt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
Pantops Defeats Browns.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, October
Observation-Disclosures Academy played
Browns School here yesterday. on the
University of Virginia grounds. The
score was q to in Pantops favor Gra-
ham, Mcconnell, and Hinton made the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
TROOPS RECALLED.
1nttcrie. A, B, and c, Have Order.
To BE Followed by Others.

PoTTsyILLE. PA. October 24-(sne-
Htial .)--Major- General Miller today is
sued an order recalling Batteries 4. of
Philadelphia; 3. OF Pittsburg: and G of
Phoenixvllie. Other troops will he va.
,aiied from time to time. as conditions
WaTrant. u Is believed that one or more
row. 'o-i1of-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25

tons were such as to make it wholly
inadvisable to comply with the req,;es;
therefore the Governor will I'LL his ao-
pointment at Halifax on the 2Ith
United States Senator 4Janiel Will sDa7k
with Mr. erlass at Bedford City on Mou-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
Deep Run Hounds ro-n.,.

me Deep Run hounds will take ,,.,.
run OF The season this afternoon :,
q so oto '. They are in fine condition and
aoa, 80 i.h rs expected. large field is es.